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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

Contrary to our first expectations, il now appears
likely that the majority for Gov. Whitcomb will
coed that given for President Polk and quite up
TO $500 The aggregate vote however viii fall off very
much. There was no excitement to cause the people
to turn out in full strength, and it is not improbable
that if the Wing papers bad been less abusive, Gov.
w. might have been defeated by the apathy Of our
own party.
In view of the majority for Governor, it is hard to
reconcile ourselves the probable loss of the House
of Representatives. We are entitled by our party
strength majority in that House, but by the cleo
ton of Wings in such strong democratic counties as
Johnson, Clark &C., it is lost to US. The democracy
Of some Of tire counties had local difficulties, it APP
pears, which could only be adjusted at The Pols-the
court of last resort in politics 1t sknocks out Of
the books" probably, for the Stale Printing; but
who it viii knock In is much harder matter TO de-
eide upon. If don't work for the State, however.
we shall have an opportunity TO work great deal
harder for the. people. The wings can't hinder US
from doing that.
The next Legislature has also TO elect State Au-
ditor and State Treasurer, well State Printer.
We don't believe however that small Wing majori-
ty will turn out the present ncumbents of those Off
ces. IF they should, we shall witness the curious
spectacle of State which has for three years given a
clear democratic popular majority, with majority of
the executive and legislative Offices in the hands Of
the Wings. Verify, the Wings know how to get
into and keep Office, whether the people are willing
or not. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13
The River and Harbor Bill.

The following are the items Of the bill for the IN
provement of rivers and harbors, which recently
passed Congress, and to which the President refused
his sanction:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

CoSsIDERATE-About a week since a young man
III Salem Massachusetts. lost silver watch attaches
to gold chain. A day two afterwards he received
the watch with the following note
"SALEM, July 20.
" Sir:-Your scdtch, on examination, found was
not worth much as the chain led me to think
therefore have returned it, hoping it would do YOU
more good than it did me, The THrEr.h
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

PoIsoNED.-The body Of Mrs. Russell, wife of Dr..
James G. Russell, of Oakland, Michigan, who re-
Gently died at that place, sinterred on the 18Th
ult in consequence Of certain suspicious as TO tho
cause of her death. The stomach Of the deceased
was submitted to Professor Douglass TO be tested by
chemical analysis The Professor reported that he
cOroners jury therefore found verdict of death by
poison against her husband, and he was taken into
CUSTODY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

GA! Cov-PERi-A correspondent of the Mirror
asks for
fss "a lodge 10 some vast clover field SIS
Some boundIess eoniiguity Of hay.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13
To correspondents.

L<esvie OF the 5h the Of "a sub
money arrived safety We viii change your suhcrP
you desire. We thank yod your friendly neal in our favor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

We copy the Message Of the President giving his
reasons for not signing the River and Harbor Appro-
praton bill. as it appears in the Union Of the Sd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22

HORDON u SKINNER, "a MAIN STREET
~ Richmond. Va offer for sale
SIS hhds Orleans and West Iudia Sugas
Is tieress and hbls Clarified sugar
30 packages laaf. crushed aud pllveTsed Sugars
S boxes white Havana Sugar
43o bags Cofee-Rio. LaglAyra, Java and ManeAibo
2 ba 'es Mocha Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and West India Molasses
10 hi chess GunpOWdeT Tea part very superior
S hf ch-sts Black Tea
Tea IN and l. lib
400 sde' Leaders, cd stamp and damaged
rs do Russet Leather
200 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and TaIow Candle.
20 boxes soap
Fancy and variesated Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimento and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashon's Salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs Dupon's Power
$50 Teams Wrapping Paper
10 teress Rice
aSO doz Hemp and Cotton Bed Cords and Line.
50 coz Brooms
p doL painted Buckets
81
IS bales Co''on Irvine and Lamp wek
so bags Feathers
900 Nova Scotia Grind-stoncs
Is kegs Horse shoes
hhds Bacon
Glass-SIlO and 1OTl2
Sperm and Tanners oil
Cotton Yarns salt Petre, CoPpera' MsdIer Indigo.
Cotton In bales, Clover seed. CIDER Vinegar
lRON-iO0 tons Sweies Enrsh TredeEA and Country com
pnsine nearly all SIZES, round, fiat and square.
Sheet Iron and Nail Cd
sfEEt~-AmeTean and English BHsiered
Mayors cast and sheer
TIN PLATE-i75 boxes IO1i4 1870. l21Is
Bright and loaded Tin roofing.
CoPPER-9Oo0 lbs Blazers, sheathing and Bolt.
WIRE-looo lbs assorted sizes
Zinc and spetsr
Bar and Sheet Lead. &c. mb9I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
IN STO K E =,

N ST Re,
ETopFE ALGERINEs-fOr LADIES' Dress.
EIoGs Bsli.a
sl1 warp Ginsb,m,,
Core asd PLAID
hazofines ana BareCes
husEa robes
Marseles and other
- Baisls shaws
chesisd, striped and plain s,,i.. muslin.
Plain book
Checked stnped and plain eambries
PAIN and figured bobinets
FoouhEs other goods
Jaeo1eI and eamhre edsinss and inssrtInss
Irsh linens, large stock
EIta IL linen sbeeungs
Linen simsres and linen eambne haSh
Brown and bleaehed hollands
Brown linens and grass cloths every variety
Heavy brown linen drills
Navy drills a good sr,ee
Gsusroon' ana eotOnades-a very heavy sock
harseiBes AID Valencia vesings
French and English vestngs some OF eIa quality
Black brown and bronze French
Enghsh eio,hs Of every shade and quality
Black and fancy French snEle widths
English eassueTesana tweeis
American fancy eassiDeres beautiful article
- PLAIN and 6ss draP de'e
Summer soh,, every color and pree
Bombazinss and apaecas
STA and alpaca
Green barge, black lace wells
Black white and eoIdltaiiAn GRAPE, hat eraps
six and gloves
Black and cord AZ gloves
Hoe and half hose, arge stock
sls and cotton hdks
French STA umbrellas, fine article
Cotton and ElnEham Umbrellas
Parasos and farasolcties
socks, collars and b1soms
Black Italian aad Other
Fancy meek hdkfs and scarfs
Black and cord sewing silks
10. patent threads chem
Tayors, Brooks. Coaie.' and other spool cotton
Buttons ana combs lArre stuck
Gum web and other suspenJers
Prints
- - ~ 9s 10 4and l24 beaehed shtlnss sheeunEs
81 IS and So brown shriinEs SheetinEs-amonEs
which are Virginia Stout Etek Canal Nils, Manchester AMI
other well Known brands
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
knoI and feniusnt.ary flaits for
And other styles which are offered 10 the
trade upon the most accommodating
NH 30 nANtRT. n. LONDON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22

my enfs and the public Beney ofthe best
have had and very
se roady invite az In OF any my
awe call; being determined osr great greater
ducemsuts tIan any in the trade
p Bear mind that CHINA HALL - west Main street
the place to bug and fashionable syies prices
NH 90 HUGH A. WATT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
ANOTHER SUPPLY

ANOTHER SUPPLY
nF new, fashionable and popular MUSIC for
~ the Piano Fore JusS received At r. H. TAYLoRs Piano
Fore and Music store 100 Main opposite
songs.
The WandereTs Dream Home or Reeolscuons Of Cbid
wood. By ?. "A. Brown.
To Wis the Love OF Thee BY LsopoH Nsisnen.
The Mothers Soug
Kate O'shane, BY Geo. Linley
Pieces.
ouieksiep POLKA
American Polka Quadrles-
Amen Pc IA = dueue.
La Ftle Du Gel Vass BrlIane BY Shubert
La Bhse WAX
Ahne 90.
MaIdrEa Rationale.
Romance sans Fatoies. BY Tnorbeeker.
0J- New Music received every Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,
NEW SPRING GUODS,


NOW OPENING AT NO. 81 MAIN STREET,
INHE subscriber is now receiving from New
- York. Philadelphia AID Baltimore, large elexaEt -
sortnent Of Fresh SprnE Dry Good paiehad for
lowest possible The following part
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES.
Pyrernedieai Graduates. Graduated Lawn Robes
ssun sriped Onbre BareEes; Plaid French Ginrhans
Bua, pink and blue French Chint1ss
Black sliin strp-d Bareges
Mourning and half DO Lawns and Gnshams
Poiketura's, entirely article
Embroidered huslrus and Lawns
Rich Pans Bazinnes and Bareses
Silk Warp Alpaeas a. low 6ai
Bun. pink and bre Paris Jaepnet,; Coronation Roles
Trimmed Paris CoiiaIs; High mech ChemiLeites
sNiss and Cambria EhEings and Inserting.
heIahdefs beat Kid Goves
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Plain black single MIXED Cashmere
g 4 plaid French co
Plaid Gsmbroons and Tweed do. Paid French Dnnnxs
Aberiine, article; Dap &c Logyier DO. do
Blue, black and inv. green Cloths White Linen DrilnSs
ALSO,
ease Of six Umbrellas
do Cinsham do.
do. Pansoi-ies sun Shades and Parasos all made By
Wright Bro Of Phadepha whose famed reputation
good arieie, r,qlires meBtaton OF
Al the above gcot including many
val he sold extremely low for cash County merchants
tad 70 examine stock.
N Boa hard Cotton osnaburg, Burlzps, Cotton Cloths
Checks, T.skings, Linen Goods, ke- ke-
aPs EDRIs BERKLEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
SPKING STOCK /!

WE are now receiving our Spring Stock of
W Straw Goods, which IS most complete ever Of
eed IN TINS market ana comprises variety Of
BOnnefS,
with extensive and rieh assortment Of
RibGndS and Flotrers,
and the hrges and complete assortment Of
Leghorn and =. L.. Hats.
ever offered in this STATE Having .rx. as.. .,s
improvements in our manufacturing Al the norm We
can ouer greater purchaser
nd quality OF goods th Of
sooa are .rpressy for County
are invited call. before purchasing
esn receive additions weekly through the prnr u
NeeP our aasoftIas nj complete
w. Il e P. CARPENTER 4 CO.
No. Exchange Block
mo lf-u l4ih
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
J. WILLIN CHAM,

j. WILLIN CHAM,
wEoLEsALr
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
II ) now In receipt of an almost entire new stock
and viii be offered accommodating pees
cannot fail to please He 'oe call Vm acquaintance and
the trade generally to Of his Stock consisting
part, = foHovs
Rich en,broideted French Balzorines
GRADUATED Robes
Lace organizes very ueh
Printed Lawns ami Scotch BaiEorinss
flain and embroidered sesond Mourning DO
Plain and Satin striped Ginghams
Astoria satin. atticls
Barge and other scarfs
New style Spring Prints a large stock
Gap and Bonnet Ribbons IN variety
Jaeonst Lace Sifiped a n other Camhries
Irish ldnen and l. &. Hdks vety cheap
laees and bdrngs, complete
Black and Colo1rcd Kid Cloves
Black and White Lace Mus
Blaet and White SiR nj Cotton Hose
fsrasois Farasoietts and UmbrsHas
Lace willow and Gimp Bonnrts. great variety,
Blaek and White Thu Lace Cars
Bipaehcd and Brown Hollands
CLOTHS
English French and American various shades and
quality.
CASSIMERES.
English ard French, large afs,umcat
NesiinES great variety
Bcseh Domcses a hrGc asouuert
No. ~ West Main street.
Richmond. March 49, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
EAGLE HOTEL,
" f. w
LIV cry STABLE.

THE subscriber having leased the Livery Sta
II Be r between I7th and leth ornery occupied
BY Mr. jos Patterson deed would inform his friends be
generally that be prepared Accommodate Mules
&c the reasonable To having
would be viii such lirer per month
By ted eIsons and hone.
meril share OF pub ie patronage j. 4 JOBsoS
Richmond. March 1886. d3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
SPBING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
DUNSPAUGH CO.

No 80 Yves, Main street.
A RE now receiving large invoices Of Spring
IN AND summer Cohnr selected and manufactured win usb
expressly hnond uade-amcng nay be
found Ergh French and German Cloth Goats
Tweed Dap DEe Cashmere Lines A. Dusncsl Coats Engh
Freneh German and American Cashmere Pars s Satin Boo,
baHnea Valencia, plain and figured Maes Vestosetber
crest variety NJ fancy articles patterns
respectfully ass he attention u purchasers
stoek We are determined mahra aack mail ID
B-Om stock in few days win be oompete, comprising
every style of Firnent in the gounomsn's Hne.
Aur1 ID Iatg-d1fa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
NEW STORE.

ne Vain street,
ONE DOOR dBoGE Gar MATTHEW'S co.
INHE subscriber respectfully announces TO his
Il friends. AID public generally, recently
returned from the north. with general and carefully selected
Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,
which he Offers for ale low prices be found
He will be constantly adding his weekly receipts
mos fashionable spring Goods Among his
LADIES' GaIters, half Caters. Cater BuskIns, ke-
Ladies sppers Ties and Buskns quality
servanis and Children. shoes variety and cheap
Gents Caters, fine Dress shoes and Boo styles
Gents cheap pegd Boots and Brogsn-
Also, and Youths Dress
Boots trade 10 order Of To best material and shonab
n B-Merehans from the County who buy for cash city
acceptance, invited To call and stock
sell them Bargains
Sr TRAVELLING TRUNKS, very cheap.
SIM r. LEONARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
ENCOURAGE TIE MANUFACTURES or your

TENHE ffsnhn Manufactures Copeny hand II lhe
n PAPER MILL Depot ofu Southern Raroad rnod
assoent ~ eSfs sarene nue and eonon letter folded and
Fat papers ruled and pu also medium printing enveiop
wrapping rapsr % wholesale prices
% Whh they invite pubic assured that quality and
price their manufacture bear comparison with tho produeton
% Northern Factory. They prepared orcfot
description Of paper that The market thc may
refue Merchants and dealers requested 70 eau a. The Payer
MIL and eumlne for themselves. m nH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
splendid stock of Dry Goods.

WARREN & FAKlSS have received by re-
cent arrivals oIi the northern spring
supply embracing much the largest and vared
they have before had pleasure exhibiting public
County Merchants and others visiting would Do
eramine our noekt snail be ibem
them good, w
be sbswn any eiiy Just opened
LADIES'
Rich Fancy silks Enbd cspe- Cbemin-u-
Black and blue black striped Snks Collars
Pain blue black and black White Embd Cape Shawl
Pouafd Summer do aiux and Rar-rr shaw "a q. Ar.
Onbre SHADED Barrges GENTS GOODS.
Baizones from g -
BomhaEines and ak AipArAs
Black AID blue black BarsEes Blue and DIV.
" Balxortnes super fancy French Cas-im-res
Black Lusire BrLian'es Sir, satin and Marseies
Graduated Robes ings
Oregon and Organdie Musns Linen Drills Summer CoatnSs
French Lawns and Caieoes sslf adjusting
French Gingham- AMI M-ns Hekf, Cloves
Also compete Of table Linens Toweng eeaeh~d
and brown sheetpgi sud shnr- of they
the ate Of their ffirnds alid dealers
10 WARREN 4 FARISS. No 95 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
FOR NEW ORLEAN

AsKINs LlDBYs Lin. Of Paeksi. between Richmond and
IL New O.an. viii tker regular In sepsmber
aud VIII be composed Of the following ve<sss
Barque BACHELOR, Capt ilIRAn Hokros,
Bng ORLEANS, Capt VIZ. snrH
Brig JOsEPHINE Capt Jos Rontssos.
One place regularly every
month We confidence. the shove
the public ay buh expressly thu irads and viii
any and commanded by steady and dis
OF trade fof freight
having Superior Accommodation both for cabin aud storage
passengers, apply TO J. FISHER SON, or
HArKirSs 4 LIBBY.
~ D. An freight fo for te above vesss will be
forwarded the regular drynEe and
wharfage. J. r. q g.,
ia ~ HhL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
TO TEACHERS AND PROFESSORS
OF MUSIC,

TO TEACHERS AND PROFESSORS
OF MUSIC,
AND AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED !
TNHE subscriber VIM. L.. Montague
has for sale at hrs Muse Store The following Musical WORKS
"
Fsrus celebrated Instruction Book for the vos with piano
Accomplishments
2 Cuves instructions and progressive
singing with scaes, soleEgios,
J. Toe Singers Friend, By Henry Russell
4 Rossne's Veal Instructions
5. Chton's NV Vocal instructor
8. Chtons Instructions for the Piano Forte.
7. Hun,eu's 30 do
e. Latolrs DO do do
9. sinEns eremplhod b. r. Cooke.
10 Cares ~s's eeshiate4 guitar Instructions
IL QUO Torp's Instructions foE The guhAr.
H. Elements o. guitar playing. BY James Ballard.
II Wisy's Estfucious for the guitar
IL. Tayiors pfecepuve lessons Cor do.
Ao the very bss Instructors books Flute Violin Tfombons
French Horn. Corn,2ean Clarinet F FaEeoe Accordion
W l. Ne corectinr o. nj SIC varied that
Of ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT ~ tbs STATE. he has
also made meats published
.E-sis which may beryhner Be published Z. sais.
WIN l. MONTAGUE
Dealer In MUSE and Musical INSTRUMENTS
90 20 No. ISL Main street, Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

FASHlUN'S HEAD QUARTERS,
No. 4 90 Vain. Corner OF I 9Th and Vain Streets.
~ b. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
~. Of Spring and sumner Ready Made Clothing
mems Fancy Ware He hls hand complete
o. the folowing articles, viz
Fren-h and Rnsb Cloth Dies, and Froek coa black blue
brown. olive
French and Aserean Plain Dos,kn
Pants
Single MiIIed Cashmere Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Sain, slk and Bomb Vests
Pa.ey do do Mar-elies and Cashrn-reus Vests
White haes Vests euoee and angle breasted standing
rolling collar
Kid. silk. Thread ard White Berlin Cloves
Shirts. PLAIN and fancy
Bo-oms and Collars of the latest styles
Merino, Coltor and III Undershins
Do do Dsawers and Socks
searf Crava Stocks and Pocket Hdsh in great variety.
SutpenderS Of ali kinds
slk and Bingham Unhrenas
Au Of which any estabt,hmen this side
OF Oregon!
T. b. continues Clothing
at the Fashionable Establishment Of John NJ
tinore.
An assortment Of samples constantly hand
ap Il f. D. SPENCE. Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22

WBo WISH TO PURCHASE PLfJSo FoRTEs, MUSIC
h1Hea Instruments, thrg IN h- Musical
best quality win be consulting their
sbenbsr at his Piano Porte Store the only
one IN the City wholly engaged the business.
hsd the eouner the and Muse
direct from the Pueh-hers They
Pu hlcationl
There viii also be constantly hand LARGE AND VARIED
ASSORTMENT or PIANO FORTEs. from Manufieory Of
NUNNs CLARK. and others Of New Yors eelebated
makers the United witch warranted perfect and
sold aths New York and which
tbs most secure manner for ssninr the country
ehaEe.
general from the bes makers the wordan
,od Al remarkably low Prices
u VIII therefore be this place FIRST
where pufehase likely regard
pre- ana quality.
sJ Ne~ Music received week from the psblhsrs
~ An orders from country wi protap, attention.
ssHnares Schools and Tt rea.ona
BIZ r. n. TAYLOR, LOO. Main 81
.pl5 Opposite the Banks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
ROBERT NOTT

House sign Painter aud GInzIer
Merit door 70 As EreAsNgs Bask, Ri-iFOsa, Pfrgfzis,
~ received further supply Of Oils CopeI and other
Nanishes with Painters brushes ard Benicr An aSso
OF French ard American Window Glass sues from sIIO Il,
9or26 inches all Of which he desous up on the
reasonable terms
NJ B-A large supply Of Soap Paint for sale low gu
ieFor patntfor Tin SmnRled Roof.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,
NetrdrL Mem IerscU

store NO. 81 Walden Lane, Now YORK.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KTNDS or INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
CORRUGATED suspsndos Ovsfshoes Cloth o Cau 60 To-
~ Iifc Pefsrvefs hachne Bandnr Water Proof Cotnr
rvcy other article made from India Rubber Our afcle
powders were exhibited the late fair Of the hmsrean Institute
and asf Az Impartial examination and comparison with others
ceivedh hF premium al others Al the articles make
have unoefFone Dc ard given aasfacon
we uneffv.dy invite Merchants and al ffom Middle
southefn snd south Weern eaH az our establishment
where hey VII md good md selected assortment o. inda
buyers. Al orders promptly executed.
~ lG-sm HUTCHINSON a RUNYON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
TO THOSE WANTING BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.

TO THOSE WANTING BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.
NEARLY 100 THOUSAND DOLLARS
Worth of Spring and summer DRY
Goods selling off AT very reduced pri-
ces- al wholesale or retail, for cash or
city acceptanCes.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL rs, 1915.
Iron this dav, until the entire stock is Sold
II. H. JENKINS vii great bargains in every de-
seripuon OF Dry Goods
Purchases will md opportunity supplying themselves
with ueu and fancy article Of tie spnnss importation
n o. Sheh having eeen purchased auction eI6ee.
te sold sec1rdiDgg.
Or Merchants buying sell swen families and
wishing goods for their us~n be well
the
all hgoods preparatory few months
now arranging for him in the Eagle Row, T. b. JENKINS
Richmond. Va
% B-FoR RENT possession given on or before the
ls day Of August neIt the store am now oseuPyns.
ap 10 R.HJ
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Spring supplies. IsI6.

IL the manufactures in Stafford
shire, va Liverpool, per the Ship
HouinEurr At New York. and the
Ship Madison To James River, my
spring supply Of China. Clas. and
Esrthernwaie, consisting OF new, 81
p-rior ard desnbis goods-ani BY
3tho Packets frnm the Northern and
Eastern Cnies, having received IN part
ard an receiving, ny supply Il GiAss,
Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods. ke,
many auieles az which were bought
At unusual low Taies, Snt all upon the
best terus-I am enabled To offer 10
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]. N. DOE.

4 EGAHE,S WRITINGS -BRiNKER q NoRRis pub
- hsh The propfeiors tbs day
WRITINGS or HUGH sWtNTON LEGARE.
Late Atufney GercL constng u Day Of Bussens AMI
Journal 81 he Rnirs snd Dpatc
rep ndcnce Otat1u aud sPtsche ant Contributors New
Yot and Ssuferr ErveT pftcsd ~ Mo Of he Life Edit
"a ~ be Hser. svs 20 rortfau Pres -
90 tbs Amersan msy Be aid q hin without rag
whir and ioiuc1u, uvaled The
spcnJ o. Hlfs ard - aashns reach Of thoushass scholar
rars squali Gsbou labor and Warning snd would
have pac,i h.msef in parallel with Mansdedasa Lawyer
Copies resty for d-rvery The Bookstore o.
spts nRfNNER a MORHfs ~. Main Street
- IrHuONO GRot M PIASTER.-ws have eoa
"a sttny bad uTpJ Of his Phssr, which
can ne atien7nof our o1uutry frends
Al "a GORDON A RETNEHa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-22
G.. DUNSPAUGH & co,
West a;.,

oLEsALE RETAIL DEALERS IN
HEADY-uADE CLOTHING,
GE%TLEMEN' S FANCY DRESS ARTIcLEs.
a. ID. d co. keep constantly on hand a large
~ and vet assorted Stock Of the goods which
they offer at tbs lowest cash aud goods
Purchasers are respectfully invited and
April 3, 1886.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-17
a Card.

VuNHE subscriber takes this method to inform his
II customers and the public generally, that he
has, for the present, removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment on the opposite side OF the street,
next door To Mr.. Kinchey's confectionery, and op-
posite to Mr.. Dyer's Auction Store, South side Of
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 10th and lth
streets, where he can be found at all times ready
to execute any orders he may be favored with, at
the shortest notice, and in the best and most fash
ionable style. He would also wish his customers
and the public generally, TO take notice that his
tire stock will be soId from and after this date at
Cost, and no mistake. To those wishing to pur-
chase, he would say call and see his stock consist
ing Of almost every arcle size, quality and price,
in his line Of business worn by gentlemen ladies',
boys, misses, youths and children.
THOMAS B. GRIFFIN.
N. b. The subscriber has on hand between 200
and 800 pairs black and white satin, and black and
white Kid slippers Of the finest quality, at 81 25
per pair. T.. B. G..
march 25-tf