davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
Splendid schcmcs for November. 1910.

AoA 70 correspondent IN haha"na courfy, Va.
Splendid Schemes for November, IsIS.
$4,000 10000.
Mopday-Leesburr. No 53-Captas: $4,000 10 600 5000
1885, 10 Of 1000 &c 70 Nos ~ drawn Tickets IS halve,
quarters IT.
$4,000. 10000.
3ooo 1000, i5Oo 1900 10 1000 dawn rex
g" U.s. halves 2'o: quarters las
$4,000, 10000.
wedBesdAyAeIaBdra Capitals $4,000 10000 9Ooo
qs i,2S.
$4,000. 5000.
IhuI.ay-New Jersey, No DO cspss: $4,000. 5000.
1000 1880 20 Of 1000 & rs NOI, ~ drawn. Tieie ss
''' ''''''" $4,000. 1000.
IS aJTaosonsas Nc g. Capitals: $4,000 1000 go. ts
$4,000. 1000.
s.'urlsy-sa'eI. EIrs 81. Capitals. $4,000, 1000 60
rs Nos IL drawn. Tickets 81: halves soc qrs ase
Prizes of $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas N, tor Ist6-to be drawn
Nov. lttb. iet0.
rs NO. LorTERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
Grand ScnrxE
10000 1870
10000 IS prizes Of 1000
1000 200 200
Tickets so. Halves S: ousrep a.
Certificates OF packages Of IS whos slo-have. quar-
sen in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class n for 1866 b. darn
Nov. 2I,t, l-t6.
rs NO. LorrERY-Ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND SCHEME
prize Of $4,000 10000 30 30 'rilraOf sI,,oo
$4,000 $1,000 SO SO i: g:
Tickets $40; Halves Quarters 81 Cert6ea,e, Of Of
Sc Whole' siRo-halve' and quarters in proportion
Oen for C.ieai.s single and Shares. In
Of the above addrezd uIesgue
The mos, proP; attention and an account of zach Ora
forwarded frle Of postage as soon 1t l. received.
J. q. GREGORY q Co. Managers,
noo Richmond. Va.
Srrrp a rU,ru,n N,s-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSICM

RECEIVED IN ADVANCE, BY WIN. l.. MONTAGUE.
bulletin Nov. zth, ISi0.
GENERAL WORTH's GRAND MARCH composed and de-
" deated him his gallant conduct in
leading the American columns the SIOTmng Monterey
The New York Polka by q Perabeau
The Nght-Booning CtTus 4 beautiful Waltz
Favore Walk from the ballet OF Gizee danced by Made
Blangy
Normandy Waltz Introducing popular My Normandy
Les Topazss-Waltzrs brilliantly Hunten
love the Girls-a ballad; by st. Luke
oh do net say love thee :. Lover
Wake, faiTesi, wake "a SereLa,e
How sh'll I klow he in the better land
Where'er In succeeding year-Ths beautiful
oh! what is Love- Il Love may die!
And what is Friendship II
The Young Columbian aidsb pnan brilliant drmae national
Song by Heinrich
FeTriA's Quiekstep IA 6ne pieee) no 7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of COpartueYShip.
TIME coparinershlp heretofore existing under
Il the Fty OF Blair BrOekcnhough day dissolved by
mutual Thos r. Blair Affairs OF tlre lat,
FIRM and either partner authorized
liquidation.
Richmond, 2lst September, 1886.
TR BLAIR,
THOS. w. BRoCKENBRoUGH
The undersigned Will bust
the old stand Broekenbrough the Northern
side CT The Basin. r. n. BLAIR
Richmond. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

Drawn Nos OF AsIlnds Lottery Gas. ~ i7th Oct 1876:
~ IS u IS 90 lG &C 80 ~ ca rs Al
Do Nos. II as, fhrs q $4,000, In above Lot
tefy sold 10 a correspondent IN kaEavha eounty. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
NEW GOODS.
SECOND SUPPLY, 7rH Nov, 1886.

SbSOND SUPfL1, IrH Noy, 1886.
WARREN ~ FARiSS arc now receiving
w direct fon New York sseord supply ssasonabIe
DRY GOODS among VIII eh be fosLd many nd dea
Bile styles, viz
Super Tartan Plaiis S,Inny Wool rl.i's
DO spun SILK Plaids, hszorrka Pais
DO Redowa, do. rich French and Mouslines
Rich ombTe fad and btoeade silk very beautiful
Plain and striped blu bS Silks, rich plaid srks
White and cord em5r'd Swiss AMI Tat-n Evening Dresses
White emhr'd Robes, very rich AMI eheap
large assortment OF rh French ebrd CaPes and Collars
which n sell great bargains
Rich emb white and cord Tn bet and Cape shlwi.
Rich printed Cashmere aud TurLce Shawls very chap
Rich Fereh Thyr woed Searf Grape
Bes kid Cloves, bib and white silk taces. FrinEes
Rich plaid and shlded bonnet and Ribbons
Super French Cloakirg' blk silk warp Aipacas
Blk Bom5azine, Blk stri-ed Cahmeie
ALSO JUST RRCEIvED
Best bib and cord French Cloths
Super blk and fancy CassimeTcI
Silk attn and MeriDo Nestings. We pretty
Gentletnens CravRs and Gloves, in great variety
Heavy fuled kefscys, Satineits Blankets seys ke
To all Of which generally
Can At na7 WARREN h FhRIss', No 9S Main st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

f5S NOR RENi.-'rhe house | occupy, on
k,fA1 Fnht'in Il Is for $500 per surum IL
In good order and scn b. had about ihf i5h
Persons wishing eIatinr the pese
O'Clock IN h; morning aud o'clock Pm n. JENKINS.
hRI GOODS STORE FOR RENT.-The
~ Dry Goods Store Main ceeup by CaIwen
is for rent AMI possession Immediately. ELqIe
no r. II. JENKINS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
lotteries.

II &. GREGORY ~ CO., MAsAerRs, No.
4 ~ Main Street. III nnnd. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
lotteries.
ID. PAINE g. CO.,
NAGERS OF LOTTERIES
Richmond W.

'ENHE attention OF those who buy and those
who never bought tsfore the foho~nr l.,r. and
efordnaiy brilliant schemes ubct Pain.
CO. bAnaeer Zoe the osh OF Noyenb.r IN. Teksts are
received, ard Pins can b hadby sending oidsr. To
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

The Wings have elected aud the Locos Q Senator'S
In the other House. the Wings have elected 60 members.
the LOcos 49, the Ant Renters TO- FIVE Of them are Wings
nd five I,ocos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

SALE OF SLAVES UNDER DEED OF Trust.
HS1 virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to the
~ unirsisned by Christian and wife for the ,eeurtv
anc indemnity Of 10 Christian (aow deceased a6th
cay o. Is4s and duly recorded n the Clerks oees
6-r ieio a. 10 o'clock NJ proceed to sell
o. hodee Pae IN the CITY Of Richmond public aueion
the hgh bSder for elsh Elrd inr CT Men We
sn and children conveyed BY the deed Aeuus
as Trustee shall convey with sPsell ranIy only.
no 9-dGetd LOFriS Elicit. Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

M RS. NJ. n. GAKDNEH'S genuine md.
Iva AN BAfsAN o. LivEgwoar and ioARHouNn ,,..
Ptfe from an Indan eonnins a dsss
Enis n roots sri hefis 10 eaeh bo 90
arai1ns ever scovertd word Coz
suui1ious Courhs. Go g. EprunT 81 Bo Hoopnr Cousbs
hsihna, Dcuy ofB eathug tdienft Q1isy Ph.i, Iivsr
Complaint &C. This Rasam flvarab knsru f.r
ac ~ p JOHNSTON nuraIa
no5 No ia N,i. atfsss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
JOHN BULKLEY & CO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

No. 100 Front street, New York.
4 toNsiGNMENIs Of Coal, Tobseoc Pz Iron he ,broosh
hes. hoeke bioien w. hchBund vi receive pruulpt
attention also orders 90 purchata Of so. 10 m. NV
York market :, 90 ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
SWAN TAVERN.
N EW GOODS,

NE have received ind opening, ny
w rich six Of the styles CasIuneres Nous Tins
French Embro derry Pad and Embroidered Csshe
res CLOVIS, Sci to which We invite
nos mos. n. PRICE 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
TO GENTLEMEN VISITING PHILA,
DELPHIA.

NHE Subscribers keep always large and
choice assortment Of seasonabc Fancy and stape Good.
or sen'smen Of the and hionabe styles and from
the best manufac toTies among which are
sulhIS, BLOSSOMS AND COLLARR-DC every d..-,,,o, M
Linen ani Muslin, whit. oooured m ,ds OF pur. ,b
Linen and the best long cloth We Offer TO the trade
our PARadoiylia made.
shikIs AT WHOLESALENad. Of mai. I'm In.
newest sykes and sf'SHR, equal every respect 10 tho-
made fof eity retail .al.s
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAwI:RS-Of Silk M.t,no Coa,onst
LAMB Wool Flannel, Muslin Linsn, &c
HOslERf--Of SILK, Merno. Wool, Cotton Thread ke
thA'AIs AND ScARFS-Of English and French black and
ianey Sik sni SATIN; also, fancy and the real Ma
dtas TTavats
.LoNtS--oi KID Silk, Beaver, Linen Thread Cotton Ae
hhNbkERshlEfSOf Linen CambTe plain h.iu,,r he'd ,p
eoout"d boiefH alI every description 81 S,k IILkG
sIoCks AND susPEADERS-Of various desc uuton. and
qualities
MORNING wRAPPERs-of Cashmere, sha~I. Mou,-iips d.
Lame Pnn'ed Cotton, &c, made and in superior
'Rethsr with assortment OF Toilet articles Combs Busb..
Night Caps smoking Gaps, Sthne- Purses and oaer aIele.
pcssly for Eonuemen.
4. ~. WAY q co.,
SHIRT STORE, AND GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Establishment,
No. 1Gt Chestnut ST.,
PnILApELFHtA.
30 FirSi snre above the United Hotel frbeI-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
A BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER.

'h'EN DICTIONARY vocabulary the techni
Il cal terms recently introduced int, ,y,rpltu,. "a .i
sue @ various science ari s-o compendium 81 pras cal
'he ast enemy ifSm 10" works of l. Rhai1
loudon Low, and Souatt and Ga. mn, .uner sn,,,, ,,h
IT., ~ ~ "aiulsf' W. D. honorary uember of agf
cultural 'oeieuss, with NUMEROUS Illustrations.
narratives OF remarkable Criminal TuaI. tfau.at. FINN the
forming No Harpots New MISCELLANY
Auhur's Magazine for AprL
me 'neNae Ham~his conspiracy. Translated
' nS tehen OF n Dumas By =. e. EuEen. Lie.
~ "uhE hsiuge' or love a village, a Of New
Eng sana oun ed on fact BY Harry Hazel author Of The wea
another supply OF The Young Duke, by D'IsnsE
ap4 NAsu =. Iy,nGIDIls1Iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06

j. WILLING HAM,
WuutrsrE usstrE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
) now IN receipt Of an almost entire new stock
o -asonah" Goods which have been selected much care
ahn WI Do oh-d upon accommodating ptices
'nu'i a" o pfase lle tucs and
'ne Had, GENERALLY 20 an elimination o stots consisting boz
part. foEow.. H s ""
Rich embroidered Frsn-h nagntucs
Graduated Robes
l'c" pfrlnles very rich
TINTED Lawns -uI Scotch Hagofirea
Pam ard embroidered second mourning d.
Iain md Satin Striped Cinghams
Astoria SATIN, article
Harcrr and oihrt scarfs
New style Spriug Prints large stock
Cay and Bonnet Ribbons n great variety
Jaconrt Lace Striped and other Caubres
ltsh Linen and l. q. Ildkfs. very cheap
lacea and E'rirgs complete assormsnt
Black and Coioufcd Kid gio,,s
Black snd White Lace Mus
Back qnd White st ant Cotton Hove
Paraa D. PamsoIrita 1nf Umbrellas
LAC" Willow ani Gu1p Horrrts. a great varsity
Haek and White Thu Lace for Caps
Brach,d add Brown Uol1nis
CLOTHS.
Ens'h french and American Cohs N various shade. and
quality. ~ '"'
CASSGNERES
ttglsh and French. large assortment
NestinEs great variety
beaeh homcsties, large assortment
Richmond March 10. ist6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
NUMBER 81.
Prom the BOSTON Traveller.
STANZAs

- NNEAS.
BY CONVICT IN rHE STATE PRISON. At cuAstE.r
I've WANDERED FAR from thee, mother,
Far from our happy home
I've lett the land that gave me birth.
In other chimes To roam;
And Time since then, has rnll'd his ye,r.
And marked them on my brow
Yet still, I've often thought Of thee
I'm thinking on thee now.
I'm thinking on those DAYS, mother
When. with such earnest pride,
iou watched the dawnings ct nv youth,
And press'd me 10 your side
Then loye had hll'd thy trusting heart
IN hopes Of future 10Y,
And my bright fancy honors wove,
10 deck thy darling boy"
Pm thinking on the day. mother.
lett thy waichiuI care,
When thy fond heart was lifted nm
To heaven; thy trust was there:
And memory brings thy parting words,
when tears fell DER Thy cheek;
But thy last loving, anxious look.
Tod more than words could speak.
I'm Tar away from thee, mother,
No Trend - near me now.
To soothe me with tender word
Or cool my burning brow:
The dearest ties affection wove.
Are al. now torn from me -
Ihey e't me when the trouble came
They did not love like thee.
would not have thee know. mother,
How brightest hopes decay,-
The tempter with MS baneful Gun.
has dashed them all away;
And shame ha- leftit venom'd STING.
10 rack with anguish wild:
'lwoud grleve thy tender heart. 10 know
The sorrows OF thy child
I'm lonely and forsaken now,
Unpiued and unblest;
Yet sull, would not nav. thee know
How sotely I'm oistress'd;
know thou would'st not chide no,b.r
lhou would'st not give me pain,
o1. cneer me with thy softest words,
And bid me hope again.
know thy tender heart, mother,
sui beats warm for me-
As when LETT thee, long ago,
o cross the broad blue seal
Ana love thee just the same, mother,
ana long 10 hear thee speak,
AND feel again thy balmy breath,
Upon my care-worn cheek.
But an there Is a thought, mother,
Pervades my beating breast
That thy freed spirit may have hown
To It's eternal rest;
And a. ] wipe the tear away,
There whispers IN mine ear,
voice, that speaks Of Heaven and thee,
And bids me seek thee there r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

OWN STATE.
VIZ Franklin Manufacturing Conipany hay. on hand NJ ths
Il PAPER MILL Depot OF the Southern Raro.d = co.,
assortment Of extra supeTtne common letter folded and
@ tn ana PLAIN also medium printing eHyeIop
wrapping OF szss AT In. oyes- ,,bo.,, p,
10 "h'h they invite pubic attention. assured that in quality and
~ - VIII bear comparison with the production
OF any Northern Factory. Ty pr pared 10 execute M,
any description Of paper market or their customers
Mil and for themselves - -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
nrnNs LiBBYs Lin. Of Packet between RE huopd and
- Ofeahs vii commence t-er regular in September
aad vii BE- composed e IN. following vessels.
1870 nh'hhbOk Capt HiEss Horror;
Brig JOSEPHINE 60 r.. po.,.
e OF e above v.s.ee will leave place reruIav every
'h We can with confidence. IN. slo,. ve.t. ~
po' as 'h'y were buh expressly and VIII r-u.
-" i' ANY "u.r vessels mi ni-d BY stead, and A.
eh OF long experience in the trade freight or oas,y.
sep Accommodations, both eaJia aud rserzs
'<"'' Apply " }. FISHER sos, OF
A., q, A. HASKiNs K LIBBY.
Nn hesm frnmth county Tor above v~-.s viii b.
Wharfage. my ~ s" !. zoe ana
ju - "a -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06

'hn' and ih" public morally u. b@- a.-prmen,,
nave ever had and n am tst vey scarce an
CSC 'a4s n"aey tn" all any ar,e. in my lin. o
s'e me cali being de"rmnsd Offer great Il not greater IN
due'in'n ts than any n the Trade.
~ Hear m mind that CHINA HALL No - IVES, Main street
''h paes ." buy new and fashionable ,,- at low pties
''" :"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,
Nsrdrk, Neir JerSeU

store No. 53 Maiden Lane, New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
suspvnsIs over Shoes Cloth Earn e. Tors
- Lille PTeervcrs MaehiEe Handing Water Proof Clothing ana
eN'y o'h,t aftc made from India Rubber article % Sus
pc ndefs Were exhibited the American Institute.
ana a'f an impartial examination and with o,hra
h'' premium all others All articles make
nave undergone the seNe'es entire
We une-erVrd invite Merchants aud al III. Middle
Souuefn aRd south Western states call establishment
~h'e they VII hnd good and well assortment Of India
hubbef Goods Our terms will be liberal satisfactory 10 all
buyers All orders promptly executed.
q uIrTcutNsfN. p,...,.,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
JOHN Z. EUSTACE 4 SON.

InII, Al IA mn ,yTu A ~ 49,
jUlN Ia, Z u SlAJ II " BUN,
MO. IN W,s, NI,;, S,..., n. - !
IN dealers i, live W. n - '''''
Glass Drngg .s Gl,s,,x,,. p,r,,s. nS.o IN " I'u'N
inform their euston,rs nr,,,s 80 50
that they haze ON b,ni ~ si y W. 'enahn eenetaIy'
Ii,. - E,h''a' assortment OF afueles IN their
give s,tisf,r,,on 49,, " v' ''u'' a. un'y tfust wi"
"a mon r., =. - a Us WIZ WISH 10 make purchases 10
- - ---- uII,I mn Io-2H
a NORBON " SIMMER 81 N,IN SrvprT
~ Rehmnnd Va offer G,, III,
S. hlds orleans and w., Iri,, S.,
IS tirrcss and mi. C,,,G.t e.
~ packages loaf crushed and T,'g,,,., s,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
q Id l. \ - ID 4 L. L, LII & %

49, No. 81 West Main Street
A RE now receiving large invoices Of Spring
and summer Clothing, selected with much
care expressly for the Richmond trate-ong our stock NAV be-
found English, French German Cloth dress and frocs Coats
tweed Dap vie Cashmere LinrR ness Coat English
FRENCH German and American Cashmere Pants silk satin Rom
baz mes Valencia plain and figured Vess-torrter with
great variety OF fancy dress ARTICLES ies, Patterns We
respectfully ask the purchasers To our ,,teB,y
stock as We are determined upon making quick s. at small d
- ~ -"
~ B-oar stock in few days be complete comprising
every style OF garment the genteaans line
April ls IS46.-j1n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
AT ia MAIN STREET.
H'HE uts,rber Hl1d lrI secsvnr per Etpres
u &C. large supply of sgrrt eud summer, Ready made
Co'UHF OBJ witch We invrs no attention OF aL
BESIDES.
raw. received large supply " CLOTHS CAsSINEREs
NtSlNG~ which vI mlsr ur to orier Wv inf the
pUf invited Co caHand are fstenniae
GOT te Hr H1i.f-r slf.As MERCHANT
Coes AMI made order at the shortest nrues AZ
tt4 Main
VERY CHEAF-FOR The LADIES.
NNFE havr just received very shoes
suitable of spups bought yrfy ow invite The Ladies
20 caN .E. rtaIne stock will vcry have
great yar,y OF shocswhch viii seu remarkably low.
apt rtrrNEY a WATTS
FIyO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-A large
y assormrat Of Fancy COOL, COMBS Rassets Brushes
Cooks Looking Gssseu, &C ,esn ~ found az L. enters
~ ~ MAN g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06

NEW AND BEUTIFUL.
Opening this morning by express form New
- fo's The newest 'ur.of Spring GOuis, among
Rich Omhrc striped silks
Rich sttpod Colaiircs
Rich striped Tfavcrsints
Painted utflndr MuIIua
Omhre Hareges and Blzotiurs
White and cord graduated Rotes
SECOND Mourning DO Do
Graduated Velour do
Rich graduated Hircrrs
French Cughams and JacoLcts
fup. dlt warp Alpaccas
Black satin israhan
PAIN AID embd Thihtt st1ws
fla and Barge DO
Fancy sk Cravafs and Tie Scans
Black and shaded IN Funres
Shaded Chine Raid
Lace and Fnnged bonnet R,bands
shiriinF and Dress Caicoes AZ styles
Together with many Of s,plr goods for the sessop " bs
ehD"ed WIN great pleasure and sold the
LATHROf. CHRISTIAN co.
mhH % Main sweet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06

FRESH DRY GOODS.
DER schr. Courier, we are this MORNING re-.
u csivlng-
lOF and III hlcaehed SheeuGgs
CO and - Linen Diapers
81 - and 4 Tickngs
Rich style Prints
black and white and black and putrie Prnu
Fla'n and plaid reuusy wanna Jean.
York Dc'ryms, C0tonadcs
Mexican M1fgres
New style Summer Tweeds
Fancy 1assiuctes
Single Mired Wool Blaek Cashmere.
Black noeskin
black ltalan sewing Silk and TWIST
Pear Buttons
Cotton Hose and half Hose
SOLID Pearl Pins
Webb SHspcnders &c
Io"hel We respectfully attention of dealers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06

RRUEN N CO, Manufacturers of Malleable
~ Iron CaiDgs the Rail road Depot foot Of Market q
Newark ~ j. manufactures Of Harness GARAGE STOW,
and Machinery Taiofs Shears Curriers' Knives an drsc-
ton o Mseabc Cutlery, Collars for the r road and
every kind and Maeabe Castings 7nu,ctrcJ in
Europe o. his'ountfy We Carriage Harness and Saddle
Manufacturer Hardware Merchants Builders per
sons who use such articles the South In
W visit where they will be- able purchase saving with u
ot inc pnec paid for the sans article the Northern
Newark. N J, Sept. rs 1876. ON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06
Spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE A.. &.

H''' Ih ually cNpecta-
- ton Of receiving ffon.tb. manu-
var to'irs In Stahoft.hife. VIA Liver
rool. per IN. Ship HotunEu.r at New
fors' and the ship Madison IN Jane,
hiv'r, my -prhE supply Of China, Gls--
ana harih"rnware. consisting of new.
superior and desirable Food--snd b.
ne Packets from the Northern and
Eastern Cries, having received in part
ana AZ" receiving, my supply Of Glass,
Looking !las-es, Fancy Goods, &c.
mHny auseles of which were bought
At unusual low rates, and all upon the
best tsfms-l am enabled 10 offer to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06

TO BUSER> OF EURNITUHE--sOUTH
j. " j. W. MEEkS,
ANlNG facilities for turing all kinds Of the mos.
- Fashionable and Spsdid used beg leave re-
speculy Ia call the attention Of Southern Iad.
visiting New York To their Establishment No vesey street
lew doors from the Asto House At
found an extensive stock ofFunu and
modern Partisan well other desirable
EIabcthan Gothic, Louis NV XIV. &c all Of which Is OF
their manufacture, aud gotten up their personal super
nendenee aud warranted equal any city or Europe
New York Sept. 18Th To-
EOHN WOMBLE, Commission Merchant No
100 Fast Main street offers for satisfactory
10000 lbs superior Mdllng Bacon
10000 lbs do Shoulders
5000 lbs Hams, and some old and very fine
$50 kegs No. Leaf Lard
:
900 bbs No. n. 4 Cut Heuings, cheap
Is cases LieOree Paste
40 hnIes AdamantIne "a ni-s AZ ID, pa-tf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-24
GTLAYING THE CORNER STONE OF
the new German Roman Catholic Church

The ceremony Of laying the corner stone of the
church of Saint Mary Mater Del, will take place on
the 25th Instant, 1.-THE feast of the annunciaton,) on
Fifth street between G and H, at IL o'clock, a. he
Holy mass for the Germans will be celebrated by
the Rev M. ARLIc, on that morning, at o'clock,
in the chapel, in Eighth strce after which, the Ger
man Society for building the church, will go in pro-
cessioD, headed by their pastor, to ST. Matthews
church, where they will be joined by the Washing
ton Benevolent Society, and proceed to the site of
the new church. The corner stone will be laid by
the Most Rev. Archbishop Eccleston In pontifcals;
at the conclusion Of which sermons will be delivered
in German and in English, and collection will be
taken up to aid in erecting the building. The pub
he are respectfully invited TO attend, 6#g.'
March 2l--3t ts ..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-24
BY b. ROMANS, Auctioneer.
DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AU

I'D TION.-On Thursday, March 26, at four
O'Clock, d. m will be sos at auction, without re-
serve 10 the highest bidder, three-story brick
dwenr-house, situated on Al street, in square 500
neor the United States Arsenal. The lot is 25 feet
front by $50 deep and on it is choice collection Of
grated fruit. The outbuild ings are substantial
aud of brick The situation offers many induce
ments for grocery or dry goods store, o. for con-
fectionery and restaurant The premises may De
examined Of any time title indisputable.
Terms at sale, which viii take place at the sub
-arahsrs storG~ bttgesn lob and lllh .,rse...
y. ItONasaEsS,
Mar Ie--eots Aucfioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-24
NOTICE 70 members Of Congress an,

~ others who wish to correspond with the set
tiers in Oregon. Mossrs. Sampson & Tappan, of
Boston, have sppriscd me that one of their ships
WI sal on the Let Of April for Astoria, Oregon
territory. Any letters or documents committed
to my charge will be carefully mailed by that con-
veyance for distribution among the settlers All
newspapers printed since the meeting of Congress
viii be thankfully received. My room is at Mrs.
SrYock's, on 7lh st. l must close the mail for the
O'Clock cars on the 28h inst.
March 90 JNO. SEIIVELY
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-24
nNE DAY ONLY.-The two great
" Paintings, Christ healing the sick, by West

" Paintings, Christ healing the sick, by West,
Dunlap leach of which, separately, has drawn such
great crowds) will be exhibited together on Thurs
day next, the Goth inst, in the Baptist Church. on
10th street. from II m. till III p. m.
Lectures descriptive of the paintings viii be de-
lirered at and p. m. During the evening num-
Der of choice pieces of music will be performed by
strong choir, composed of members of choirs Of
several churches.
Tickets Is cents, to be had at VIM. q. Forces
bookstore, Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 10th
street, and at the door. ..
IF The proceeds are for the benefit Of the
church. n
March D--g y,. H..