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pssr FOR WHITE HAVEN AMI

ID szhsU FOR WHITE HAVEN AND
Gs177tssstkssyr PONGOTEAGUE, (ACcomac Coun-
ty, Eastern Shore Of Vrgnia.) TINT
superior swift steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Cap.
tain ROBERT W. HILL, will leave the intersection OF
Pratt and Light street Wharvrs every THURSDAY
MORNING, at eight O'Clock, for Whitehayen, which
place she will leave the next morning, (FR.DAY) al
7o'clock, for Pongoteague, reaching there about
Returning she will leave the latter place on SATUR
DAY, at O'Clock, A. M, via Whtehaven for Balu
more, arriving here early the same evening.
Passage and Fare TO Whiiehaven, $500
do. do Pongoteague, $50
For freight or passage apply on board.
This route will be continued until furth er nosco,
o. Passengers going TO White Haven caA rely ,spo'
conveyance to any part of Som srset or Wolcsste,
counties, on application to TheO: Dashisld, NJ Pro
cess Anne, or Matthew Purnell, al SNOW tRI. selt
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!

TURES got up as IMIT.f1TONS Of
THOMSON'5 COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPHTHA,
which Is daily thecting such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
PHILADELPHI,, October ID, lSi5.
The undersigned is induced to make the following
brief statement under frIn conviction that many
valuable lives might be saved, was recourse had to
the same means which have restored me to health.
had suffered for years with weakness Of the LUNGS
and LIVER COMPLAINT, but so gradual were the
nroads OF disease that felt alarm until wiihia
the last year. The chief Of distress pain
in my breast and right side, great oppression almost
strangling, and total inability rise the corrupt
ter which INSTRUCTED my breathing and at times SO
great was my suffering thought could not live all
hour II is scarcely necessary to say, That during
this time had the best medical attendance, was cup
ped, blistered, &c, with no avail | also used var
Gus advertised and W, II known medicines, Obtaining
no relief whatever until | procured TROMSON'S
COMPOUND syrup OF TAR IND WOOD
F.aPHTI.d one bottle of which benefited me more
than all else [ had taken; and now assert il my
solemn belief that by this time IshouH have b. en- in
my Craze had not procured this remedy at the time
did SARAH JANE ADAMS,
No. 1873 South Fourth street.
Sworn TO and subscribed this 18th day of October,
l945, before me, CHAuSCEY BuLKLEY. A ,derman.
Prepared only by ). P. THOMSON, Pnilade phia.-
Authorised agents Roberts Atkinson, corner Balti-
more and Hanover SITS; C. Siott, Washington, d. G.;
Nj. A. Santon Norfolk; A. Duyall Co. Richmond
Va Price so cts six bottles for S. so. Bs,Ddre of
whoiA you purchase. dis 3mt
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| LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Dec. 3. To
day we have had fair demand frsm The trade, and
about 1000 or 5000 bales have been sod-previousy
this week there has been less done-as buyers have
an abundant choice of quality. The market being
well supplied with nearly all descriptions, prices
sorts offered for sale The sales from the 18th u Till
the 81 inst. amount to l2, 500 bales,
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. Since the
sailing of the last steamer there has not been much
alteration in Beef, and sales limited The few
shipments which have come 10 hand realized from
sos TO Cos, but the quality was Indifferent. Pork is
dull. The quotations for y. States prime Beef are:
Cos TO 75s per terce in bond, and Abs to 46s per Dbl
inferior and old sos to 54s per terce Pork in bond
u ). prime mess, Sos to Cos per Dbl prime old AS
Sos; dry hams in bond, 30s TO f6S per cwt Cheese
has declined 2s within the last mon b. Prime quail
ty duty paid, is worth 52s to $685. ordinary 46 TO Sos
and inferior 40s to 46s per cwt. Taow is dull a 40s
to 42s per cwt. duty paid. Supply Of Lard limited and
finer qualities in kegs and pbs, sell readily We quote
fine eaf kegs at 49s TO sos, prime quality in bbls,
AIS 10 ass, and inferior al rs to Is per Cwt,
| PASSENGERS.-Mr and Mrs Animordt, MIS-
Mhnzus, Mr. and Miss Dean0, MIR and Mrs Gailiar-
Diet, Mr. and Mrs Meliis Hon w Lay, lady, Paul
sen, DunlOpp Crawford, Coggl bearer of dispatches.
w BaIch, D. Pollock, Noel, Peabody, Wikoh, II
Harit, Philips, l. O'Sulvan, Schuliing, G Poppen-
hucon. ii A Underwood, A Jones, Kennard, II Nc
Fa land, Miner. Rev Bigg, Curell, + SchopeI Ga,
LIT bepper, p Il M0ntant, Casr0ch, A Speyer, l. "A
Gostenhotcr, Bunge, Capt Warburton and servant,
Campbell, Rev Stevenson, Rev Mr. NlcFav sh, ]
Garsed, w White, Henry, Latimer, II A Gan
nett, Huston, Gafiikin, Hartley HufFsit Smith,
Netcalf, Rasch, Garkoht, Essemwein, w English,
LIT Finden, Banachi, Cooper, E North, w Pink,
Nugent, e Rent, Dou Ilass, Lewis, Jr, Hartley,
Mr. FOx-72. to Halifax.
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IMPORTANT FROM ST. DoMNGo-.fnother
Battle. The schr. ST. Lawrence, from St. Do
mingo 4th Nov, arrived at New York on Fri
day morning, with important and official news
from Gen. Antonio Salude, commander of the
Dominican forces, which informs us that, OH
the eth ult. battle took place between the
Hayten and Dominican armies.
Gen. s., it appears, attacked fort occupied
by the Haytiens, and after desperate fight oil
two hours, during which three hundred and
fifty Haytiens were killed, he captured and
took possession of the fort, and considerable
munitions of war.
Pierrot, the Haytien President, had issued a
proclamation declaring the ports ofthe Domni-
can republic in state of blockade since the 4th
September, but not Haytian vessel had made
its appearance in sight of any of those ports
up to the sailing of the st. Lawrence.
Intelligence from Port au Platte had been
received that the Dominican fleet had sailed
from that port twice, going as far as cape
Hayt, and returned again to port, seeking in
vain the enemy. Another Dominican fleet
was at anchor on the north coast of Hayti,
and still another at Acoa Bay.
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A CHALLENGE. E. w. Robinson, an Irish
man, and at present the Washington cores
pendent of the New York Tribune, has chal-
lenged the Hon l.. c. Levin, to public dis
cussion of Native Amercansm.
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n sen.n FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
observation-disclosures and EASTDN The superior
sss1stkAkswift Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt ROBERT NJ. bill, will leave the iLtersec-
ton OF Light and Pratt st, Wharvts, on every TUES
DAY MOANING, at O'Clock, for the above places,
and return the next day, leaving Easton every WED
NEsDAl MORNING, at u O'Clock, and Cambridge
at e. o'ck., and Annapolis AT u o'ck for Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis, 80 cts.
To Easton or Cambridge, SI.50. ol7-df
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FOR CUEsTERTOWN 4

l.s,zsfzgsSSs2s9 CENTREVILLE. The steamer Ma.
'cfssssssafX RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, az 7 O'Clock, for the above
II O'Clock and rhGstertOwn at half past II O'Clock
for Baltimore.
oil LEMUEl G.. TAYLOR, Master.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAIL ROAD.
The MORNING PASSEN.

dfSsA ~ tnsA GER TRAIN, carrying the u.
FFt4f4f3 49, Mail, through in sir hours!
. ME- ~ Passage Four u LIARS. leaves
the Depol Pratt street, al NINE O'Clock, EVERY
MORNING, Except Sundays.) arriving at Phiadcl-
pha by O'Clock, p. NJ.
RETURNiNG-Leaves Philadelph at A. NJ .,
arriving IA Baltimore by . O'Clock, 2. NJ.
0I}- The EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN, CIR
rying the U. ). Great Southern and Western Mails,
leaves the Depot Ptatt street. DAILY, at { O'Clock,
Z. NJ. Passage Four DOLLARS.
REL URNiNG-Leaves PhiladGlphia EVERY AT
TERNOON, at FOUR O'Clock.
dl3 A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM

q syssss FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
Ns,saas a;5ssa:aze BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The fine
N.ssssaziasstK steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
timore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'lock for the places above named start
ing from the lower end of Dugans wharf, and return
Oh Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 l.. e. TAYLOR.
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LONGEVITY. colored woman died in Ale
gany county, Md, last week, aged ll2 years.
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TENNESSEE. Mr. Ewing, whig, has been
elected to Congress-, in the Nashville district, in
place of Dr. Peyton, deceased, by 1900 maj.
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FIRE. The dwelling of Mr., Thomas Muva-
ny, at Mount Savage, Md, was consumed by
fire few nights ago. Peter Shelly, a boarder,
lost trunk in the flames, containing clothing
and $50 in money.
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N. P. Willis, an attache to the U. States
Embassy, left some days back with dispatches
for the Washington Government.
There is not much news stirring in Germa-
ny, the religious excitement continues, and in
Switzerland, it is believed, there will again DO
fighting this winter. Food is scarce and high,
and all this leadsto make the people emigrate
to the United State, where they are permitted
to choose their own road to Heaven, and have
plenty to eat.
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Should rcfCc, that sound and body aTe The mos
necessary requisites to promote connubUi happiness
Indeed without these, the j0une through life be
comes weary pilgrimage, the prospect hDu,iy dark
ems to the view the mind becomes shadowed with
despair and filed with The melancholy reflection, tas
the happiness of another becomes blighted with 01s
own.
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}, ADDRESSES young men and ali who have IN
iU hen selves by private 4 improper induigepces.
t5Jl { TEN CE-- " E.4KNESS or THE GEM
TIL ORGANS.
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From he Ciaeinnaii Ga.en.. Jun, 90


''hSiNIA.-The people of Wesier Virginia are begin
ming TO move earnestly and resuutey in defence of
ngh' We ute glad To observe this: for If they had en-
loyed these nghtsha il. they had had wise Stae 90
rernmen' wh'h which for the last twenty years had done
It's duty an protecting and developing its rescourc,s i,
woud at this hour, We verify believe have been
me most prosperous portions vi the Union.
we need not say TO readers that Western Viyina
~ almost every respect will compare with nny por,n Of
our continent Her soil and climate are both good and
her mineral resources water power exhausibIe We,
what has been done deveope thcm1 Wbrr. mr.. no,
aeadsm,zsd roads-her public improvements-hcr school
hoosesf No'hing' comparatively, has been done by the
state Tor these great Objects and consequently her
lag behind, like a WORKOUT horse on long Journey.
mheeng ought to have been this the generous rival OF
fisourgh md Charleston, the Kanawha sort of Io
wei; aud the whole west dotted with thriving towns and VII
la2es' and the country well filled with comers In
stead OF ths these places considering all thnp- barrel
hod the'r own; while population, in large numbers is
emgraung more rapidly by yeur to the far Wesil
we uust asiop will be put this state vi things II
VIII be hard to do IT. but can be done II the Western
men al virginia will sOw up their expressed decla,
oy determined ocuon Eastern Virginia must do them
justice, and that is oil they ash
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NEW GROCERY STORE!

HNHE subscribers have taken the store former
Il y occupied by Messrs. Ayer doors below The
He'll Tavern for the ct conducting Grocery and
business We have, keep constantly on hand
general assortment OF Family Groceries, which we lv
nSne the attention u friends public generally our
goods consist part #
"unPoWdeT Y. Iiy,oa. lmp1 Black Teas Of the fines,
qualify
Mocha, Java and Laguayra Coffee
Wnoiey WOOsey's best loaf payesset and crushed Sugar
~ CTOI Porto Rico and OHrgar
Hull sons best Soap
DO. variegaied do
No. I MaokerrI
choice lot SafIp--
Regsiia and Principe Eegars
Bakers Cocoa ami chocolate
No n. Carolina FIerunss
PaiGied Buckets and BroOms
A great variety Of Sprcrs
Letter and Foolscap Pap.r
Best London and French MusaL
Patent ard Plain sperm Candies
Ionionand Philadelphia Potter In pts and OTIS
MANILA and spanish Mats
Connecticut shad, half bbl-
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy, Of the finest quality
Holland Gin
Old JamzIca Rum
Richardson's Rye Whisky
Madeira and Sicily Madeira Wine
Port, Claret Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goods belongn R IN. Croe.ry Trad.
we also tender friend. and IA. pbr
ra for The sale Of P1duce, and promise TO use every x,on IN
obtain the highest market price.
H. n. TEMPLE IAN
, . WIN r. RATCLIPFE.
Jc u No. 96, doors below the R,uT
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RifbmunS Dailp 1ubia.
Edi,ors.} ,. u. PLEAsANTs,
no II. GALLAIIER.

WE WERE BOYS TOGETHER.
We were boys together.
And never can forget
The school house on the hoather.
In childhood where We met
Tho humble home, TO memory dear;
its sorrows aud its Joys,
Where woke the transient smile or tear
When you ard were boys.
We were youths together.
And castles built in air.
Your heart was like n feather,
And mine welgh'd down with caro-.
To you came wealth with manhood's prim.
To me il brought alloys
fore.shado~'J in the primrose time
When you and were boys
We're old men together;
The friends we loved Of yore.
With leaves Of autumn weather.
Are gone for evermore.
How bles' to age the impulse given
The hope iifno ne'er destroys
Which led our thoughts from earth 10 heaven.
When you and were boys.
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SUGARS, COFFEE uOLAssES, &c
~ los iIhds n. Orleans Sugars
Is !" prime II CroiS
as Bags Iaguia COFFEE
2J7 RIO part strictly pri,De
llh1s, 10 TieTees and rs Bls prime ". n. MoLa.-s
50 prime Sides Bacon
1900 Sides good and damaged Sole Leather
TIeroe- prime RICE
100 Boxes Hun, Patent per brig William
General Scott and Emily, and for sale by
al ~ WILLIAM ANDERSON JR
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

l shall continue the Exchange business in all
Its branches Cheeks New York Ph,deE and Baltimore
bought and sold and the premium Foreign and
American Gold and Silver. T. ". PURCELL.
au"i At Bigger's Oh Stand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-30
JOHN Y. HARDWlCKE,
ME RCH ANT TAJLOR

%, Wcst, Mum ST.,
IA AS received his Fall supply of Cloths Gas.
sinners and Vestinss Of Preach English Manufacture
when e invites his Trends and the Public eI-nns AZ
uy are oi rev and beautiful ycs and latest
hSo every other article suited foT gentemcns his a,
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WEBB, BACON l. co.
OFTEN FOR SALE:
CS nhDs 81 Croi. Sugar, part prime
NJ W do 7. Rico Do. do DO
so pkgs wools-vs do
10 bbls crushed and puiveri.,i Rusar
70 do Clarified do
20 hhds Porto Rico Aola,ses
$40 bars Rio
$50 do LaEuyra -
90 do old Gov lava Ie"Fhr
haraeAibo and II Domingo
% packages g. Powder Tea part extra One
1850 sides Dol. Leather good stamp aud damaged
Harness do
100 lbs sh Thread
40 boxes Sperm Candle.
~ do iiuI- Patent Candies
Crew, TalOw
$50 boxes brown and IS do Castle soap
Hufs shaving and varIegsisi do
W bores superior Starch
Is cases CalabrIa Lisorice
~ kegs refined salt>etre btls Alum
o. ea-1' coppea' 10 ebs ground Los~ooi
20 boxes ertract Lofwoot. hid Nader
% esfoons Caracas iniiEo
% baskets pure Olive OIL
Barrels TanSers do
- bags Pepper; do Pimen:o; Ginger
Bores oIlO Window Glass; IO1i2 do
500 kegs Cut Nails 4dy In aOdy.
> tons Blis:ered Steel Hoop Iron
$50 bags Shot assorted
1900 lbs BAR Lead
Kegs uPonr's Powder
100 100 S Pe' I DO Bunch Rai.ia.
IS do 40
so bbs No MackereI
100 dor. Painted buckets
100 nests Wood Ware
10 ter-es prime Rice
Cotton Yarns; Irvine; Candlexiek
Bed Cords; Leading Lines
wrapping Writing and Letter Paper
Cider Vinegar Nova Scotia Grind Stone.
Sacks Liverpool Salt Ground do
stoae Ware, Tar. Clover seed. Ee &c ant
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S6J,OUO WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
BROOKS Il HUDSON'S!

D''O"" SuPPy.
MAY, 1875.
IUNtE subscribers have received by the latest
Il arrivals from New York, PhhdelphA and baltimore their
seeoDd supply Of Spring and summer
ton Of III" best and styles which
Hess Unsurpassed the market The following
a part Of the goods received VIA
Eua me sasd stripe Printed Barge. BAzoTiOe.
Do Hermann BarsEes and Marquisans, for Dress
French work Collar. and Capcs
Muslin and Cambri- Edg,ngs snd lnseItngs
Thread Lace. and Eigngs
shadrd Gimp Cords, for trimming Dresses
LADIES' shk and Kid Gloves and Mlts
sik and Cotton Hosiery n variety
Ribbons. Parasols, Parasolotts and sun.hades
shk, Herani, TiPoli and Bareze scarfs and sha~ts
Light and dark eooured Foulard and silk
Extra fine Blue black silk warp Alyacas
BIN and Blue blk BomtaLinc and ClIalie BomblEne
Hack Love anjCrapc Wells
Solid Black Lawns and GinRhaHls
Pine Black Mourning Prints
$4,000 yis French English and American rrini. from 10
37l cts peryard
Linen Cambria Ildsfs variety. iron Ito 3OGp.
Superior IL Luen SbrciinEs and Pillow. I.insns
Hravy unbcachcd Irish Ln'ns. family use
Uouhle satin Danask Tabt, Cloths and Napkins
unekeriack Russia and Ririsryc Diapers
India Grsss Cloth, Mohsir and COrdrd Skus
Lace STRIPE and Checked Mnsltns
Cambfies. Jaconetts. swiss and MnG Nuslns
Pam striped aud plaid DnliB-s ior Boys wear
French and English Cloths and Cassmefcs
Mountain Tow Linen
Buraps, brown and hlcached shriinFs andShectirss
Cotton OIsaburrs, DrilIngs &c. Sc. Very cheap
May w. BROOKS q HUIISONs.
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NUMBER 81
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL


~ - a,"nI hs.'D SIDEGOfJsG IRON B.fL rLHoR
-t IKE Two DOORS 'RoIs TINE coa~EA.
" ubhE may DE obtained the most speedy
"m'ay roc 'onofrhs elects et,etares, Bs.Hlsa w~>S
.,mpoa- Of a s.err, ns.a.- 'e ~'" ~ ~" 'ss's
~ LUKE MARIAN TED. OR NO CHARGE MADE
IN fkOM ONE To TWO DAYS.
Attendance from in the ,.orri.1 an M - -.
mp JOuNSTnT
. ..-.-. III SOIiANS Il YIN, .f..ar
o. ,ns Royal cosxs Of su.eor~ Lse.ss. ..
.s,. n N, ,,,s n "saa.,s i'o a.. q - - o.
the franz; but more ,-.eiany 4, an - -
-
xh., IN. ,,..ni.., -, '-. o..As.s
nsib.d " thus pss0,I s,,,.,. /, -. -
s-ns~ OF sham. or a,..d =, 49, -
applyin, ,a ,ho-s rho f., " aiseovev st,ss - 49,
him. delaying uu ne so,.,a,,.s-, co q
ma 4. their - :. -
d--,-.d no.r nc.,,,n, -. uesnso - thruAl
ssht deafness Dodes .ni ann. $500. -
and n,o~,r--,-- - - % u
tan Al a the p.la,, q, nm. ns.. ~ - - WIN "Ssaa nysAV.
asd he victim Of tins awful become. a horrz 49,
COMMUNICATION, tall death a p-r,oi Tn IA. dr,.Ao.
-ensius hrn 10 shat bourn- .ns,s. =. ssr.o~ ~
v,oabt, secrecy. ar, s,,, ~. ., p,sseve ss sss -
P.tal- Europe tnrnea ne can ,,,l,,,v N - ~
"a. ~ '''"" % ns hs<rA ~
III. meanelroly fact, that thousand. fan ,.e,... :. ,
d-sa.e, 70 the unskune OF isnorapt u,e. -
deadly poison mercury NUN tn No ~ u. 49,
srnd b- sufferer IL an untmry ,,.S 49,
The residue Of h' life m,:snee
% TAKE NOres-Iho-s persons who hav, .r,,,s ,,.,,
s'i,uiions by CERTAIN practice speedily cured SO
whaia piy thai young man M, ,,oc a, NJ. -.-.-.
darling ofhs pAren, oud be saatel rom a d. - u.
nature and indulsins certain s-er., Hanu ssh -
fore Contemplating pe"sss -
MARRIAGE,
shouI reflect sound mind md BODY arr ~. 49,,
Ieia-iss'o PROMOTE eonnubiai happiness Ini.~
darker TO the yew-.h. MAJ tne pospee1
pair and d1-d with the melancholy reflection Ih,ii,
another becomes bliyb.d with on, ov., s hapPsnes
CONSTITUTION Al Drptt rry
DR.. J. addresses young men and all WIN bav. ,,,,
By prvn,. ar imnroo-r ,,d..n nave inlur-d henssiv~s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or nm, ,,,
onc ~. VI ihh GENITAL
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FRESH
GARDEN SEED.

A sPARAGts--Gant
N ARrICHOKE-t-ius Ore, c,o,.
bttNS-p~sH kHip-y. Eariy yellow Fir W..k. E.,,v r.,
een Maffow' Whiic Msn1~. Large Lima
hEh-L"ps BIoot Eafy blood rursip WIN. su,., y.,,,.
wurtls. ~ ~ S@s~'' Rang"
BknCOLt-Early and Late PurpI,
CABBAGE Early York LaT. Early B,u.r,., y.,v An,
gar Late Sugar Loaf Plat Dutch Dumhead Red srr.n
CURED savoy, Drumheai sivoy. &c.
ChhhOI-Lons Orange. Early Horn White Fl.A
ChubIfLoWtR-kAriy and Late
CELERY-whitr n Red Solid
CRHsS-Broad Leaf
CuCuAsER-Lonx Green. Early Frame obers,n ID.
EGG PLASr-PsrpLs
ENUIvH
INDIAN CoRS-Rarly sugar sui,h', R,tr. E.px a.,
LEiTOCE-Ies, Brown Dutch. Early silesia &c
M.LoN-Nutnss. CiiIon Jackson Water &c
OKRA
oNioN-whe and Red
PARsLEY-Curi~d
PARsNIP
rAs-EFra Fairy. FAIRY Frame Early Bishop. Dwarf Party
Charlton Dwarf haIrovfai, ke. 10y
kADlsli-l.ong Scarlet, Early Turni, DC.
RHUBARB-for pies
sAI~ifY-Or Oyster Plant
aPiSACH
ToMATO-I4arse Red
nukNiP-Early Plat Dutch Rel Top Norforf 4.
for AND SWEET HERB SEED
BIRD SEED
ONION sETs-wht.
hbo gtneral Flower Seed Bunoa. Root, A..
- ~ lot srby X. r. DUvAL.
Dapk
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To Country Merchants!
FALL STOCK OF HATS. CAPS. &C. &C.

Ohm THOMPSON co No CO, Main Street. Richmond Va
a. reevr- their Pal which being &C
eeted with much and bought the best
fall offer the merchants Of Va and
10 make their purchases here
IN this market Their will complete thout
out the season r"-nshed BY wseSly adoors
pnbe rest assured OF meeting with
as Is TO be found nay establishment county.
ing will eompTlSe portion their stock
100 toz- Coaey Hats
90 Muskmt and medium priced Napt Hats
20 fine fashionable Nutria Hats
90 brush and plain Russia Hats
$50 black and dIsb Wool Hats
100 Sporting Ashland Hats
$50 I" Hair Zeal Caps
rs Peaeiie Caps
200 q" Fur Caps OF all qualities
50 n In and Fur Trimmed Cloth Cans
40 4" Chihrrn's Caps, kinds
Is " Patent Glazed Caps.
with general variety Of Manufacturing Materials
goods belonging TO their line Of business.
They ctfuy wishing pure with
the assurance that their shall cash or on 81
months time as similar goois n be had.
Richmond August IS, IsIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-30
REMOVAL OF THE BOOKSTORE OF
DRINkER d MORRIS,

To No. 81, uaiu street.
the list II pieInber
~ ness to the store occupied by M.s.rs highlands Gard
hs Nc" W Main Street door below leading TO
hayos bdse and The Exchange Hotel shall co,tnu.
Keep on hand our usual OF
ard Puosaohs In department OF Literature the As and
scenc.s - ~
An standard School Books published Of the Latest
ani most approved editions and OF Blank
Books staple aud fancy school and Stationary WI.
'hA Continue To receive all OF any
They issue from the Pess Of the established publishers tins
NY ana Euiope rendering at all tunes compIete
,i SSIHS tsK a39t f eGS 6- v ar 10
cell At such prices VIII upoa liberal term.
To our old customers and friends say
pains shall be spared continuance the paronar. 80
literally bestowed upon and predecessors forty
years.
Fall Supply Of Books and Stationary.
by the LIST September receipt Of our .ntir.
fA supply " Goods comprising variety shall
offer for No. %, Main Street.
JUsT fuBLIsHlD
RehardSont Virginia aud North Carolina Alma nae for Is,6.
TAies American fo.tn BOOK, being the most complete
iorrs books pubislIed
Joynrs the Statute nf Limitations
The virginia WErhi'E collection OF songs.
WILL sHORTLY PUBL'sH
new Edon OF the Southern Reading Book. Nos. J.
hayos New Justice Of the Peace.
DRlSkER 4 MORRIS,
Publishers, Booksellers, stsiioTers Bookbinders
~ ~ and Dealers IN Music and Musical In.trumenu