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The New York herald., 1845-01-27

Pray listen. ye fair. who are troubled with hair.
E-ndsi.taud; 1 you'll only % GounAuD's repair.
Dark moustachois will never more yex you again
E-ssciIy a door I',' or two st of from from Broadway
SO shocking thing as the beard Of male
But ths Pogdse Subtle been known fail
R take such vaa s ,d. affairs a. from The lace
Lest your 6esus should in terror away from you av
DIR. GOuraud's POudre Subtitle, for eraGl1-
4! :Sa SjsaS:: S. ;f.iS y;s:sss Rosss $;.ss
sisn Hair Dys: q bs had il New York only his
e.
sesss ysr G co Buy Fs.s
csS 6s Ahsas hsns. msd'on Gray
"Who Is troubled with a bad Cough" and
sS Ls . him Try
.hs Rev Anthony, his given up
% Fl xSe ;: %s al nj S:H
,1S s's r.;
Phdshs .s Boso Ledger
Rheumatism and Gout-Thcse complaints.
vsss +
Bone Lsimsn Thsss rsmed, have sOSd s test Of yss
s:s X; SS
years gained before sqa.sd
and S ;csa need not 1 but this
any Rheumatc affection or the price will be refunded Sold
This has obtained reputation surprising ali Others
in The trouble attendant the Of
tcles for dying hair has alone deferred numbers from obtaining
india Hair Dye Il Se applied Without the
nisnce; It does not make the hair harsh.
Stop your Hair from falling on, or you Will
s danger OF 1t f the genuine Oridge Balm Of
Columbia from Courlandt street. Il will positively stop
the hair from falling Off and it uxuriantly-
keeping il free from dandnf and scur and give the head
beautiful gloss. .
The Magical Pain Extrnct0r-Tho Great
add testimony the overwhelming that has already
been procured hy that burn specific called Conne
Magical Pain Extractor; but might ell say exceed.
thing heard Of the rapid and thorough of
the following complaints which have been tested in this city,
vz burns caids tender and feet chblans wounds and
old sores bruises and colds in wounds inflammation saheum,
.crofnia chaps piles in their worst form No family should
be without this wonderful save. Sold at 81 Courandt
treet.
DIR. Tayl0r's Balsam or Llverw0rt, 375
Bowery iron which place been has
testimonials than known medicine, Of its great efficacy in
office and for yourself The of Dr. Rowland Yves.
Point; r. G Hancox. ESQ., Deacon Coles, &c &c suf-
cent conynce the most sceptca Beware of all the nume
limitations and also Of spurious article made by w
has twice been obliged make n showing that be
propriated the ito stuff Of his own Immediately
after the death Of his brohs-he having been for
boy clerk in lottery office Buy only at s75 Bowsry OF
street, Brooklyn.
The Chimes! The Chimes s-This morning
will be published the New World Office "a Ann the
first American edition of Dickens work. received Sa
uTay TH y * GsEss rs can b. obtain
ed of Hegberts alton, No. 6L each.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

The Chimes! The Chimes s-This morning
will be published the New World Office "a Ann street. the
first Awercsn edition of Dickens work. received Sa
turday bv the Cambria Price ca cents
The WANDERING JEW-Complete can be obtain
ed Of Hesberts sation, No. 49, 6z each
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

consequently,
posing that may oppose this great authority and fan
cy ourselves that need instructor but that
10a y bsUvsd the point Of
an Of various secs fancy this instruction would
hut that each individual Is ent,ied to rssd for
go 10 the divine fountain of truth and religion and draw
Of truth and religion To this point them wish to
call your special attention, being portion Of the Holy
Gospel for this morning; and that you may understand
clearly that this system OF teaching in accord
ance with the spirit Of Christianity and system Of divine
instruction, win refer you to the passage in st. Psus
government Of the divine calling thoroughly pointed
out st. Paul in the 10th chapter and 3th verse tells
shall be .svsSs Now certainly @ % there Is nothing that
would strike person more forcbly upon reading this
than that the meant that alter reading Of
his name @ with fsith we should be saved Yet Paul ne
yer much imagined this Listen to what he says in
whom they have not believed and how shall they be-
lieve in Him Of whom they have not heard and how
shall they hear without preacher and how shall
how beautiful are the feet Of them that preach the
Gospel Of peace and bring glad tidngs Of good things"
to invoke the name Of God and him, for not all
who sayi Lerd. vLord, shall be saved but those who
Be- s sveS
How they be saved By believing How are taey
to believe1 BY hearing. How are they to hearf By
hear this preaching From those sent unto them to
preach IT, SO then that divine revelation s to be pro-
pounded man by preaching and he Is to hear it, and
ceiveM and those who preach II 10 BIZ sent Here,
them y developed at once the great theory Of the whole
christian system We must receive Almighty God but in
the manner ne himself has designed to manifest hmselfo
us. How has he manifested himself Through the me
dun Of preaching by those sent for that end How shall
to this work Recur to the last chapter Of st. Mathews
Gospel where the Saviour of the world thus expresses
himself =" All power Is given me in heaven and
earth Go ye therefore and teach all nations bsptizpg
them n the name Of the Father and Of the Son. and Of the
Holy Ohoat Teaching them TO observe all things what
soever have commanded you and, 10, / am with You
always even unto the end of tho world" Hell addresses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
MR.. GLIDDoN,s LECTURES.

Mr. Gs lecture on Monday evening notwithstanding the
inclemency OF the weather. well attended, and las
had every reason to supposed fully the expectations
OF ALL We feel assured, that lectures Of interesting aud
improving character fail all those who
desire To the fruits OF much abour and research
especially since they dispense light and knowledge.
from which are almost entirely excluded. We have
read OF Egypt and have been delighted and charmed with
descriptions of by very intelligent and enlightened
thors but have had opportunity Of hearing
individual lecture upon the subject who seemed well
prepared and qualified for the task lie will deves his
cond lecture this evening. lie wishes be understood
tina, the Lectures are, each, separate and distinct
any who may have attended his first lecture, may
nevertheless be highly eneIned anu proed by attending
any OF the lectures which yet be delivered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

W We did not mean 10 n,ima,e thu, the 10 Wings Who
Drought out Mr. Jsmes Lycns any Of taos IVES In
naeneeds BY the desire 10 defeat the election Of Mr. Bo,S
Our language on Tuesday convey the oppo'
site impression There better wings in this coun
try than most IL not oil. Of those gentlemen. We even
exempted Mr. Lyons. particularly, Intended To do %,
from participation IN tina, purpose, prepared a. he is.
from personal causes, to defeat the patty which he
askins TO sustain hi in the Congressional election.
matter Of national consequence. by Withholding his vote
Bu, there very few, imagine in this community.
who do not believe that the defeat Of Mr. Bolts the
cherished object Of those who instgs,ed this moSemen,
from behind the curtain and who have not yet appeared
and who do not mean. IL they help it, appear tho
stage! The personal attachments Of the le. was
doubt the honorable, but not, hun,by think. the
sufficient cause OF movement which might prove fatal
to the great public principles Tor which the Wings have been
30 long struggling.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
EAI1DI'IER

In this county the Wings have brought THEFT cand
dates Ro. F. Scott and L. 5. Hall, Esqrs.-thc Locos
VIM. II. Page, Esq. and Maj VIM. W. Wallace.
meeting OF the Loco Foco party Wanenton, has
adopted resolutions recommending the Democracy
throughout the District alike-ha is all for
Mr.. Morton, the Joint Resolution Immediate Texas An
nexation candidate. Tne insidous game playing
there here and in each place tho ultimate hope
entertained by Loco Focoism break down the Wings
in their strongest holds by the Texas and
Texas Wing Joint Resolution candidates.
We hope the agiciy of the Wing party will the de-
sign and that their rmness, prudence and patriotism will
foil IN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
OFFICIAL.
Appointments Nv the PyeHdeat.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.

COLLECTORS.
Augustus Jenkins. Porbmauth, N H., vice Lory OdsI
removed
Marcus Mort n, Boston, Mass, vice Lemuel William,
gomoyed.
Charles r. Lester. New London Conn., vice Gerard
Carpenter, resigned.
Joseph r. Junkins. York. Maine vice Je,omsh Brooks
removed.
Parker MeCobh, IT,, wsldcboro', Maine, vice George
Allen removed
James Taylor, Wiscssset Maine, vice Moses Shaw re.
moved. "
NAVAL OFFICER.
Dsniel VauRhsn, Portsmouth, N u, vice Iobn MeCGo.
took, removed.
SURVEYORS.
John Mcneil, Boston, Mass, vice Joseph Grafton re-
moved. "
VIM " Cole, IT,, Baltimore. Md, vieo Thomas LLOYD,
removed. WV
LAND OFFICE.
1ohn Dement, Receiver, Dixon, H., vice James Swan,
removed Msdisonian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
CULPEPER.

Edmund Broadus, the Wing who has so long and ably
represented Cupeper is the regular Wing candidate for
this county. The Democratic party, for the first
many years, candidate a TsIsS Yhig is in the
field on his own hook-we mean Immediate Joint Re
solution Annex auonis and supposed they hur the
Wings by voting for HIN than by avang themselves
ot the split TO run ia a of their own.
Mr. j. c. Hansbrongh is the Texas Wing candidate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
JAMES LOON, Sec'ry.
Petersburg, March, Sd, ls45.
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The board OF directors have the satisfaction OF informing
the Stockholders that the business Of road and
affairs OF the company have improved considerably since
the last annual meeting.
The receipts of transportation for the twelve months
just ended, were Sl22, $50 81. This is S5I4I as
greater than 1t the year before. AT the
there was considerable saving in the expenses attend
ing the business The saving amounted Sl2, $50 50
IN the expenses and 1855 10 the interest account
making altogether Sl6,lle 80. The OF the
penscs $40 9s2 80, and the interest SS745 9S-in
all, S56,1l6 81.
The increase the receipts and saving in the expen.
made the income S2l 260 81 greater than
the year beio!e The amount Of the nett income S64-
l52 50.
We paid off during the twelve months S4l,ss ~ OF
our debt and dividend OF per the stockholders.
Our whole debt (deductng the assets only 1884,
592 IS, about half of which this year. aud
the remainder the year following.
The increase in the receipts from passengers. In
the freight there was slight falling off, but this only
in the receipts and caused by the reductions made
OF transportation in October l543. These reduc.
TONS you may remember were made with the expectation
that they would the decline which had
the tonnage Of 'he road. Tni they done and al
though have yet felt their good effects receipts
yet We have every reason TO believe that will do
the quantity OF freight last year increased about $500
tons Ii have similar Of increase for the
year, will add $4,000 to We have a fair
prospect Of larger increase than this the freight
business has commenced much earlier and better this
Than il did last
The prospect Of further the travel of the road
is also favourable. Besides the Improvement may cx-
poet in this item of business from the improving
dition Of the county, look Tor from reduction
The high Of fare charged the Baltimore and Wash
Ington railroad, which presume will soon be made
The fare that road originally fixed by the legislature
Of Maryland but has lately been passed authorizing
the company reduce il. This have doubt will be
carried into effect the directors Of that company have
always expressed their intention do 1t the
power should be given Them A fair reduction OF the
that road will add considerably the travel going
between the North and South, and Of course to
But with increase IN receipts, shall be
abundany able provide for the debt falling due this year
and continue the dividend Of three per Next year
think the prospect certain that shall he able
10 eITggs the whole Of the debt aud increase the dyi
dend aud believe the prospect Of good and regular div
idends thereafter is also az certain.
BY order Of the board Of directors
II. ID. BIRD, President.
March al 1919
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
CITY OF RICuNONDt

The Locos have not here this year any candidate nc
cortng to their general usage Let them to try
it again They have pretty chance do they pre-
fer Texas Joint Resolution Wing who has been
faithnl To their Major Hyde. Their old reason
for running the Malor against hope, keep their par
fy roliied"! Well-hsve they discovered better mode
OF ehecting that obecti
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

a wss, who was passing, chaked b,nes,h the notice
"VH Gins" WhcrcuPon ho taken before a mapis.
irste by police officer. Being put upon his defsnoe for
thus defscinR the wall Of respectable establishment he
argued shat VT the Latin for Man. and Gin the
English for Trap; erga that Virgin only another word
for Man trap, though the fact nigh, be that IL was
highly inappropriate term and ought not he used" The
magi were posedi and tho man about his bust
ness with hint beware lest he should he caueh, in M.
own description Of trap, lie might expect no mercy II
he wore-NaT. IyT. 10y "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
DIED,

or msgnsni Scarlet Fever in the county Of Louiss on
Wednesday the 18th Of March, JosrPH and Slglg FRAS.
cas- Friday the 2st, BErsy TnoHvTov, and on Friday
the 18th, CaTHEsSE, children Of Mary and Biekenon L.
Winston. Thus by mysterious Providence, have their
parents, within the 6hoft space 81 sixteen days been
brought TO msuTn the deaths Of only son, a mos,
promising and interesting boy and Of three lovely and in
ieresung little girls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
EDUCATION.

See the judcious and valuable article Education from
the Of Charles T. Bolts, Esq. Editor Of the southern
Planter" We recommend general perusal and repub.
location.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

LIVING PRICES FOR THE TOBACCO PLANTER.
We understand Mr. &. b. Lyons crop Of Tobacco grown
in Granville County N. C.. yesterday sold Auction
by the Inspectors Of Shockoc Warehouse at the following
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

ViLLAINOUS.-On Thursday when the Engineer Of
the steamboat Thomas JcdeBon board to make
preparations for getting up seam he discovered that
william had been work dissrranged portion OF the
machinery. Had the dissaneement been discovered
the consequences have been calamitous Words
fail TO express the turpiude Of such act-Bai. Sun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

II is understood that Maj. w. b. Lewis and Maj. T
L. Smith (bo,h old school Rcpublcans) deca piiaed
yesterday But there Is some comfort the fact
denied, that neighbour, Mr.. Blair. already, or
soon ~ be hkeMise deposed.-Mad,sonian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. ArRu. =, is.s
PRESCRIPTION.


iitss the principal victims thus far. and their
ton very little Affects the public ut large.
The Madisonian Of the ist says:
"HONok BRIGHT"
AS II TO be pretty generally taken for granted by
other. I'VE shall credit yeti that Mr. Polk has finally
determined upon the adoption OF Of sanguinsry
prescription unprcce in the annals OF Govern.
mcnt involving destruction all those thousands and
OF thousands OF indomtablc and ahferabe Republicans
~bo bidding defiance the tyrannicsl Jacobins sustained
President Tyler IN all his struggles preserve the Cons.
tution-ss well the moderate Wings who not
molesicd by previous Administatons-it seems that
favorable opportunity is presented Tor reminding the
present Cabinet the President himself, and at
tho distinguished individuals who known 10 be
their influential advisers, OF the they under
to that class OF true Republicans which adhered Mr. Ty
Ter through all his prosecutions, and 10 impress then,
the injury that would be sustained by prescribing them.
well the ncaceabc dishonor, personal well polii
CAL that would attach the contrver, well the
execuioners OF such inqutous proceeding That
press has been prescribed in small is no less
than that willing bear the deprivation with
out murnur. IL is Tor Others spcakior the future
success OF the republican paryand not for ourself We
have avors ask and do be bcstow
ed. We only desire the integrity Of the party pro-
perry preserved aud maintained in the persons elevated
power"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
Fifteenth Annual Meeting Of The Petersburg Rail
road Company, March 3, ls45.

PROCEEDINGS AT THE MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Peters
burg Railroad Company, held their office Monday the
ID day Of March le45, there present person by
proxy 5i25 sharcs, entitled 1905 votes, which being
majority, the meeting organized by appointing J. III.
Paeson Chairman and James Lyon Secretary.
H. D. Bird President presented the meeting the report
OF the Board Of Directors, which, upon motion,
ceivcd and ordered to be printed.
Dr. b. II. May, chairman Of the committee of examna-
ton, presented the report OF the committee. which also
received and ordered to be printed.
The meeting then proceeded the election OF officers
whereupon IT, ID. Bird unanimously elected president
and Benjamin Jones. Joseph Bragg and r. b. Boiling
rectors
N. NJ Martin and David May directors appointed by
the Board OF public works.
The meeting proceeded elect Vice President
whereupon, N. VI. Martin was unanimously elected.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
J. IL. PATTERSON, Cha.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening" the Goth inst, by the Rev j. D.
Souiha, Mr. TaggAs h. Slv-, TO Miss EMILY g. daughter
OF Benjamin Moody, Esq all Ol Chesterfield county, Va
on Wednesday morning. the 2nd inst by the Rev Jas
b. Taylor JAMES W. MAssS, Esq, Of Scosyillc Ab'e to
Miss ASN ELzAEErn eldest daughter Of N. II. Ragland
Esq Of this city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

W The publication of the Petersburg Railroad
Report, has been unavoidably delayed until now.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
Reported for the United States Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

MONDAY EyEsIS0, March 81.
The Flour market is quiet to day. hear Of no altera
ton in price, common brands arc held Says. Wheat
Further sales Of 1000 bushels Penna red at IOOc Corn
Southern yellow sold Of ijc. small sale Of Penn'a
Rye at 63c. Molasses in demand and prices show fur.
Their advance; several sales Of New Orleans at 32a33c on
time. Sugars arrive freely but hear Of no par
uculnr change IN the market Salt-About 1890 sack,
ground were taken previous 10 arrival public
Mhlsker-Sales Of 200 bhls. AZ DC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

Public Meeting al Bacon Quarter Branch.
Mr. LYoNs will address the Wings Of Richmond, in the
School Room at Bacon Quarter Branch. on Friday even
ing the 9Th inst, az 3 o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
To "a. Ediior, Of "a, IYh,s.

10 the Editors Of The Wig!
Genlemen-As member Of that class Of the eommu.
nifty whose interests you have carefully guarded mus,
beg your attention 10 practice that has, within few years
become prevalent In Richmond Tine wss when country
merchants could this city aud make their purchases
uninterrupted by the ffe1sent and snnoynR solicitations that
now meet them at every turn. Why IL that such state
Of things has been allowed to grow upi Why s IL that
letters sc written, special invitations sent and the most
pressing personal solicitations deemed 10 pro-
feo,e tho sale o. goods Visit any OF the Hotels in your
city, and witness tho opon and undsgused advances m,do
Ioevey country merchant he the excos
siyo pJeness, sometimes running into downrigbt .yeo
phancYhe pressing. the cornerng and Glowing prIes
ed by these imporiunato dfummefs aud think YOU will
sgree with me- that sad change has come over Tho onca
dsmhsd and hshL thinking BUSINESS Iaet Of Richmond.
Depend upon it, gentlemen, this sysiem mus, DO ab,n
doned, tho merchants here will feel the effects Of !, in
degree no, spprebendod Already have heard eoun
ny merchants say, hs, they would again conscn, to be
bored In this unpleasant wsy Their example will 10 fol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

" IHr sStArtsf NATURAL CURIOSITY o. TVS DAY We
call tho readers s'enloa ihs ad,erdsemen Of the MAJ
MOTH CHiLp from North Carolina now exhibiting az the
Odd Fellows Hall The Raleigh puper. pronounce him to
be the greatest curiosity Of the dsy lie yles with Tom
Thomb snd Col. ChaHin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
70 arc compelled 10 pause for TO-DAY.
a POOR DEVICE OF THE ENEMY

We hear u as the street, that zoe Tor rather
tho senior Editor Of tho Wbp) had sad no regarded Tho
Hnlueky contest now hand Richmond as an issue be
tween Mr.. lyons and himself lie meyer imagined s.oh
hing and therefore said m and ss incapable Of
such arrogance, as the author Of the umor whoever he
may be, n telling the truth Il lilo will serve hi. turn
bother.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

0SS'S' T. N -. HarHfuNc, II
Average Sss per hundred.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

CHARTER ELECTION.
Yesterday the following gentlemen elected 10 the
several Wards Of the City;
JEFfERsoN WARD.
CouSciLAKS.
Jno. A. Lancaster.
Jno. Dove.
Richard q. Haskins,
VIM. w. Crump.
James kinnsrd,s
Saml llsrgrove.'
Francis Wicker
Simon Cullen
1itIeberry Darlington
Poitiaux Robinson
Each received 1903 votes,
MADISON WARD
CouSciLaES.
G. A. Myers
X. W. IiaxalI
l.. w. Chnmberlaync
Jas. e. Crane
Thos. A. Rust
Geo. Fisher
Jas. Evans
Jno NJ. Sheppard
Richd Whitfield
MONROE WARD
COMMON COUNCIL.
James N. Wickham,
Joseph MAYO.
Bartholomew S.ade,
J. e. Wingfeld,
Wellington Goddn.
Samuel T. Puliam,
George 7. Crump.
John L. TATE
Walter ID. Blair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
MAN ra,. sc, on these premi.c..-

Man TRirs-Oyer the garden fence u lady's seminary
IN the neighborhood Of London, there painted in large
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
CINCINNATI MARKET, March 90.

CINCINNATI MARKET, March 90.
Sales at the Miami Canal-
Flour-35J bbl5 at $3.50 clear;
1853 353
l25 " 3.55
100 1894
23J 3JD
Whsky-l70 bbls at ISe; 20 atleIc; 20 atIsIc
Lnsocd Oil-26 bbls LiDseed OIL Of re
ProysDns-We notice n small sale Sides nj 5Ic--dfias