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To the Edilo1s of he Enquirer:

TIE SOUTHERN PLANTER.
Gentlemen-Wil you do me The favor TO say
in your paper, that in consequence of The derange-
ment in The Office Of my printer, occasioned by
the necessity OF his removal from The old Mu-
scum, have been so long delayed in the publica-
ton of the June No. of the Planter, that we have
concluded TO postpone it little longer, and issue
the June and July Nos. together.
Your obedient servant,
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It's said that Mr. Slidell, who has been Tor
some time past in Washington, has departed for
The Rio Graude on a Government mission.
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WASHINGTON. June 81, 7 P. NJ.

WAsHi>GroS, June q, P. NJ
The Senate has adjourned alter long EXecu-
tive Session. The subject before them was The
denomination Of Henry Horn, Esq, Tor the OIL
fee OF Collector ofPniladelphia, and ne has again
been rejected. Ii will be remembered thaI his
first nomination was rejected about six weeks
since. and that he has been filling the duties Of the
Office for year past BaAim0re Sun.
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DEATH OF sHADRACH PENN, IT.
Shadrach Penn, Jr, editor of the Missouri Re-
porter, died al 81 Louis, on The 18Th inst, after a
short illness. Mr.. Penn has long been connected
with the press Of the west.
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On Wednesday last, VIM. D. Delany, Esq,
was reelected Mayor of the CITY Of Norfolk for
the ensuing twelve months. The vote was as
follows: VIM. D. Dslany 327; VIM. Garnet 40.
D.s majority 27s,
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1t will be seen that MIR. Lewis, The Chairman of
,hs Finance Committee in the Senate, stated tina,
he should oppose an adjournment, Till the Senate
acted on, and passed the Sub-Treasury BILL
Thus another Wing humbug is knocked in The
head. Ii had been stated in the Wing papers,
tba, some Of the Democrats meant 10 defeat tie
Sub Treasury This session.
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TWENTY DOLLARS ne ARD

aFl sian RANDALL. aasc9ndsd frofu ~; Plsu'atcl
vi on Hardware River. near Scruseil.a. On HUE-
DAY ss:. tie !ih say. Randall 5 . y-8,- o:A
yellow complexion husky head has ~ 81 fent il
his speech, ana dpwncasi look; aboGt &c, -
inches high. missed the same day Ie,n Marc
Saddle ead Bride and suapo.e BE rode h.t cg
fhInk iis.y lie aiming ;"r Free sac The a'nft
reward Il ;w.niy dollars VIII be pad er - sp'chen
-ion aud delivery Of sad boy 10 mr. g. ha
JH 20 re, Tim again. DANIEL T. iEHlr.
scmisyill., Va June le lSig-e3s
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To the Editor of the Union.

U ttC I>HGU ~ Ise cfstVH.
Sir:-As the Oregon question is now settled,
done with ii. With that object | shall be much
Obliged if you will give the following statement
q place in your valuable paper.
Your obedient servant
a. WHITNEY.
At the rate Of IS miles per hour, las is propos-
ed for the steamers to be built for our navy ii re-
ouires but 81 days from England 10 New York,
or other por,s, but say 10 days.
From New York TO the Pacific, 5000
miles by railroad, al 80 miles per
hour, allowing one day Tor definitions, days.
On Great Western road from London
TO Bristol, passengers travel daily at
so miles per hour with perfect safety.
From Oregon to Chang. hal, in China,
at the mouth OF the Yang-,se-keang,
which crosses the great canal, and
where all the commerce OF The vast
empire centres, is $500 miles, al 10
miles per hour, (which can be perform-
ed as easily on the Pacific as IL on
tho A,lan.ic,) allowing one day TOR
eoaling, &C. I6 days.
From England, via N Y, to Changhai, 81 days.
From New York 10 ChaDghai, 81 days
But by sea voyage, as at present, either
nom England or New York, ITO 10
100 days, requiring, for voyage out
and home, 10 TO ~ months; distance
estimated at more than $4,000 miles.
From, England, via N. Y, TO Australia, 81 days.
From New York to Australia, 81 days.
From England, via N. Y to Manila, "a days.
From New York 10 Manila, "a days.
From England, via New York, to Java, SIS days.
From New York TO Java, 25 days.
From England, via n. Y, to Singapore, 81 days.
From New York 10 Singapore, 81 days.
From England, via N. Y, TO Calcutta, SO days.
From New York, (li days for coaling,
IN he ron,e are. first the Sandwich and nu.
nerous islands convenient for depots, coaling,
&C., &C.; and at Australia is an abundance s OF
coal. a.. Waa1NE1'
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 10, 1916.
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at Is the bounien duy Of every Soutlern-r 10
subscribe forthwith 70 newspaper which - n0hs de-
f-nds Southern rights. II Il were not what II is
the anIesI literary journal III America.
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We may look into the facts, and expose here
after the ex,ravagan, Tariff statements, OF one
"John Smith" in Yesterdays Wing. His descent
into the Chesterfield Coal Mines seems 10 have
darkened his mind as we'll as his eyes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

The "home maEsei" does mol seem TO be pa
nacea for all evils. In the following case, ci'ed
BY the Baltimore Republican, as well as in that OF
-four and other agricultural products, "high du-
lies and low prices" setm to run together:
aOHlo ToBAcco-The common article of to-
bacco has been sent in such quantities TO this
market from Ohio, that the price of il has so fal-
len that growers have not planted more than one
acre in len or fifteen, compared with last season.
The effect OF this will no doubt be felt upon the
market The ensuing Fall. Tobacco is brought
from Pusburg 10 Baltimore, via canal 10 Clevc-
land, and thence 10 New York, for SIS cents,
thence 10 Baltimore for 10 cents making The to-
ral cost from Pusburg through to this city only
IS cents per 100 lbs.n
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EhECU IO6'S NOIICE.
LII persons having claims against the Estate Of Phi
"A liz Woodson, deceased, late of Hanover county,
requested TO make them known to the subscriber imne
djatsy and those indebted 10 said Estate will please
make payment to him without delay.
JACOB woODsoN,
Executor Of Philip Woodson, deceased.
June 9-eN>
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wllIG JUSTICE.

"Po,omac," in The Baltimore Patriot says
"Do you know one OF the principal causes o.
the order for Gen Gaines 10 come 10 Wasn'n u:
ION, and for another 10 take command Of ms Dl'
yision2 Is not TO be found in the iacl mat zen
Gaines was commissioning Balic Pev'oh anu
loo MANY other Wings as officers OF the Vo'"n
tee!s? Enough said = -
Can more absurd or unfounded charge "
made7 The President, in making The appoia.'
nepls for The mounted Regiments. has, win d ~,
beral and patriotic spirit, commissioned sevefai
Wings; among them son OF Senator ei,''e"
den. When this was done, some Wing sala 'l'a'
il was 10 conciIiate the Wing Senator Whe'her
h. anpoin,. Democrat or Wing, some raoid OPP
none n, 7r,R find fault. They have a fixed idea'
that MIR. Polk can do nothing that is not wrong.
Let The Wings look 10 their own house ne
Wing Governor of Kentucky has given every
commission in The new Regiments to wings
passing over the claims OF some oil Inc oes' o"i-
GERS in the Stale, who are Democrats. Again
the Wing Abolition Governor Of New Hamp-
shire has swept off every Democrat in ofice' ana
placed his supple tools in the ill-so'len posts. "a
beautiful specimen OF "proscribing prescription"
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A NEW MODE OF CONQUEST.--Col
Thorpe, of the New Orleans Tropic, gives the fol-
lowing incident, illustrative OF Yankee enterprise
on the Rio Grande He says: 1.-THE high price
Of cotton goods in Malamoras, owing 10 The Mexl-
can Tariff. is we'll known. Several enierprising
yankees" since Gen. Taylor had taken posses
sion Of The city, have "moved in" opened stores,
and are selling goods on "cheap principles, about
one.lhird Of the usual Mexican prices, but double
the usual American prices. lti an amusing scene
10 witness the crowd around these stores composed
of the mixed people Of the city. Finely dressed
women, rancheros, naked Indians and Negroes,
all eager 10 purchase goods and jabbcrns good,
bad and indifferent Spanish. with rapidly iru-
" ppallins TO phlegmalic Anglo-American
"in the mean lime, the odd established mer-
chants are looking upon their neglected stocks
with sorrow and aslonishment; although they
have 60, the greater part OF them BY defrauding
the revenue they have cost more in brides to GUS
tom house officers and other Mexican function
aries than the yankees charging prices. This
specific warfare is rapidly converting the people
over to The American notions, and they have only
10 fully learn that they can have cheap goods,
and the enjoyment of life and liberty 10 abandon
their government as rapidly as they have their
hieh.priced stores"
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RogF. W. HUGHES En- = r.Rgl.6r,x ,
HUGHES & CARRiNGIGN.
Attorneys at F<aIs,

HCHNpNI, To GI.i3
nFFICE-CoInet Of il,h AMI RlGs Sir,-ts elt.4re,
~ nearly opposite West gate II caalo! - n,e
Iune 2A-c2nM3v
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Correspondence Of me y. .. 1fopae.I
M.-,.tCp.S lima lsdG


We have crossed The river, and are now en-
camped near the garden OF some itch Mexican,
whose house has been destroyed By Our artillery.
The climate is very not, but as yet healthy. In
the garden grow Thousands Of pomegrana,es,
and oranges, and lemons &C., &c. Marching
through the chappnral, We saw geraniums grow
ing wild, an infinite variety OF The cactus in fnll
bloom. The pepper Cayenne grows wild in ibis
luxurian, land We saw some droves Of mus.
tangs in our journey; and though We have been
marched far in the hottest weather. blyouacsing
sometimes in the rain and sometimes in the
mud our oliIreIs, and the men generally, ale in
good health and spirits. In a few days We start
again. The officers OF the army promise US an
opportunity soon 10 share the glory Of the Anne
rican Arms.
Lest 1 should seem only 10 see the favorable
side OF The picture, must inform you that this
country has greater number and greater varie-
ty OF insects Of all kinds than ever saw in all my
life before-auls, lizards worms and black spi-
ders, said 10 be as poisonous as the rattle snake.
killed one in my tent last night. But worst OF
all are the flies that swarm about US. For the
first time in my life have seen fresh meat fy-
blown in a few minutes. Our Chaplain's horse
was CALLED on his side yesterday morning. the
poor creature was on the injured side mass OF
mago,s. A man Of The camp went hunting, ne
returned almost crazy. lie was fy-blown IN the
ear. Another soldier has suffered in the same
way. Woolicn blankets are hy-blown. Inc
wild horses in this part of the country always
die when attacked by the flies.
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May 2t-eg;!5JeLca.w;lAuc.
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a GOLDEN RULE

Nn.1,ngton Cir.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
BALTIMORE MARKErs-

'Wct on the American June >, . Z. VI.
Cato-Besves dull Of sale to-day aud prices arc
shade lower than last weeks rates. The supply was
good and the quality Of the stock fair. The offerings al
the scales 372 head Of which 100 were driven TO PHI
ladelpha' "a roman over unood, and the balance 1863
head were taken a. S5a35O per 100 bs gross equal to
S6a6,75 net Sales averaged about S33lI
Hogs-Livo Hogs are dali Of sale at ,5Oa5 There
y a fair supply.
Flour.In Howard street Flour very little has been done
the last few days. There offers sell on Saturday
atS3s7B without finding buyers. We note a sale to-day
Of 500 bills mixed brands and ato inspection NJ this rae
There is no price named Tor receipts from cars.
salos Of 500 bbA City Mills Flour on Saturday and to.
day az 81.
Sales also of 500 bbls Susquehanna Flour NJ 81.
Grain-Wo note sale Of large lot u very prime ND.
rcd Wheat for grinding At 90a9 cts and Of other parcels
Of fair to good at s0us5 sale Of white not suitable
for family -four, Al % cts.
Ssles to-day Of both white and yellow Corn at 90 c
Oats have declined 20 35a37 cts.
PIoyisoos-Tho range Of the market for Western Pork
10 stl05al9 for Mess, and 80 25s9.5O for Prime. We
note sale Of lot Of clear Noes Sl3o5 mos and
OF parcel Of Prime Al e9o5 cash. Beef 10 held at eIO
25sl0 so for Msss, eso5ae15 for No. L. and At Sso5s
$50 Tor Prme, with smell sales BseoD h steady At pre-
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NY. MARKET-sundny, June !, P. N.

The weather is aud beautiful-tho lower part Of
the city has been thonged with ladies' to-day in conse
quenco OF Trinity Church being open for public worship
The markets rather dull yestorday-about 500
bales Of cotton sold nt steady prices.
Flour very dull. Michigan S4,06i; Genesee 425;
Of Rye sold Csc and 400 bush mixed Western Corn
Soc
Provisions were quite inactive.
Stocks improve and closed frm-tho demand for Ex
change per Great Britain quite limited Sterling los
al0si; Francs S5225a5,335.
The receipts Of Flour yesterday smount to 1926 bile
making 42l,527 bbs received via tho North River this
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BOSTON MARKET. JuyE G

FourIhe market has continued very heavy throughout the
week aud have further declined per for all
kinds and closes duh this reduction close
zee common brands slow OF $3.50. export
demand fol South and sales eqleny ght-lO0O
Howard street sold al $3.50 and 200 do
Early the week parcel Richmond sold 81 per Dbl
Gran-The closing for Southern yellow 66e:
white DO the TceeptsOf which comparatively small
raj eargoes southern reman unsod the close report
several parcels Western New OdeaHs By auction bush
Western yellow and white ord, 62a6ie
sugar-saos Of the Cuba brown ody
and choice quality 7.aslc sales white;
Museoyado Tor cIPoIt 6.e per u. mos-Dalg .Iir.
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vousy reported rates, viz: Shoulders 4!n4i Sides 5ia5i
assorted BASH and Hams 6a71 Sales of Shoulders at
cents, aud OF Sides In Baltimore cured there
not much doing tho stock light We quote Shoulders
at 5a5 Sides 6t7t; and Hams 75as3 Lard dull
sales OF Kegs at ~. mos in bbls hear Of sales.
Whiskey-Tho market 10 very dull Sales Of hhds At
l91 cts and Of bbls ai20ts2l cts.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

SATURDAY EyENiNe, June 9th.
Flour-6OO bbls. fair Penna sold a price we could
not learn; 300 bis scraped 50 625; several small lots
good brands brought 81 quote to-day a. 50 571 81
for fair and good brands although parcels common
brands Of Western sold 50 IS Corn Meal has settled
down TO 81 S7B, and Rye Flour $3.50. At which rates
sales have been made. Wheat is lower. near 1000 bush
good Penna reds sold At IS cs, and 1000 bushels white
sold ~ Csc Corn and In demand al Sc for good
Southern yellow, round Goo. Oats dull A. SIC. Prov.
sion' generally dull and no sales making Of any consc.
quenec. Whiskey more scarce, barrels bring l9Ja2Oc
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TO LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE.
LII ANlNG obtained from John z Reninn

ton his Patent Coffee Condenser the state OF virginia
ieW Colnues already disposed Of as well Agency in
several otter states authorized 10 sell shoo or eor
rs Nonoenser wal make, with the quantity COZ.
Ii IN ue common boiler Coffee decidedly superior strength
richness and hAvo good OF better than The common bo
Win from one fourth onthd less Of ground all Of
Nneh can give hs most satisfactory testimony They
ad Nhoesls and retail Of John Tyler Co. Seottsve Abe
marie at he~ Minors Store Charlottesville Of James P T
er Richmond. Holm TyTPR -
9-3m srot,.vu. an.-.,,,.
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BACON, GROCERIES, &c.

On FRIDAY, the 18th o'clock
without regard general
ceres. viz
10000 lbs. Bacon Hog Round and City smoked
65 hbd< P. r. and N. o. Sugar part prime quality
us bags Lazuayra. Rio and Java Coffee
20 bhs Whiskey. Rum. Brandy and Gin
So bbts tierces and hhds n o. and Cuba Moiesses
20 bbs pure N. Z. Rum
So terees and half uerses Clarhed Sugar
100 bbs Sugar House Molasses
100 bb sugar
10 bis White Rum
Lard Soap
Sperm aud taBow Candies
Cheese, Pepper, Mustard
Gunpowt-r, Imperial and P1wehong Teas
Sweet Malaga Wine
or TERMs-Uhder $780, cash month.
credit for approved negotiable paper
Ju6 d. NJ. Il Co, Auets.
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ny InIoes & Brother.
ny InIOcs q Brother.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE DRY GOODS STOCK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE DRY GOODS STOCK.
PURSUANT to the provisions of a deed OF
Il by Jas A. Shell subscriber pon the 9th a,
Of June 1896 and recorded the Clerks Of the Huss.
Court Tor the city Of Richmond undersigned as Trustee viii
proceed 10 sell on TUESDAY, June &c. commencing nj
O'Clock A. NJ at the stole Of the No. g. Main St M
entire stock u Dry Goods &c &c embracing
OF fresh and desirable goods among which found
Fashionable Fancy PrntI
super French and English GinEhams
q Do all wool Balconies nd Cashmere.
French Lawns style De LANES
Super Linen Cambria Hdkfs, SIX Gird-.
Satin Fringe Ribands, Silk Fringes
Fancy Linen Coating, Linen DriTinEs
super Irish Linens, Brown Holland.
DO Cohs and CassimeTes
DO Worsed and Cotton Hosiery
Fancy Gambrocns aAd Pant Sturs
Tweed Cassimeres Red Paddngs
Apron Cheeks and Plaid-
super Alpleeas, Shswls and Scarf
DO SIN and Pongee Hdkfs
SILK Cravas, Linen Bosoms Collars
Thread Laees' Edgirgs and Inserting.
Furniture Prints and TIckings
six Parasols, Umbrellas, Carpetines
Blankets ShirinEs and SheetnEs
Patent Thread, Spool Cotton, Needles
Pins Tapes. &C:
TERNS.-An under $780, cash; 500 ana uov,t. sa
days eredit for approved endorsed negotiable paper
LIFE lNTEREST-At the arS Mac will n. .o ,,.
interest Of the said A Smell estate OF his fhsy b ,
James Smell Terms-Cash. NJ CRIrMp T,,.,..
sale conducted BY De lOl ISLoEs & BHorurR Aaeis
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IN CHANCERY
VIRGlNIA-At Rules held in the Clerks OF

NIRGlNlA-At Rules held in the Clerk OF
fee Of the Chaneery for the Richmond
Circuit, the day OF June, 1876:
Bernard eyOn and ThOmls surviving paupers Of the
late mercantile firm Of Peyton Deane Edwards consisting OF
themselves and Richard Edwards, decd Pnf,
against
PiEauO Edmunds and other Mems
The defendant above named appearance
and given security according the Act Of Assembly
OF this Court and satisfactory
not an inhabiant Of this Commonwealth II the
said defendant do the Rules be holden
court on the first Monday August
plaintiffs and that this order some
newspaper published in the city Richmond for
eessvely AMI posted the Capitol the sad
city. COpy-Teste
je IO-wcw PowHATAN ROBERTS d. elk
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THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE or WESTHam
FO!l SALE.

'NHlS Property lies on James River, miles
Il above Richmond, the Canal by the uver
road, perfectly convenient market
contains by survey, recently made 63a
poles Of which $50 and The
nghouse elegant and containing from
cellar TO garret-ant all the houses
Par-an oh orchard Of choice fruit
eeied youns peach and GPpe orchard pniedy pre-
sent pfopeors The place presents every ought
be wished for.
weihsm sold for DIVISION udieiousy divided into
two paris u VIII therefore be psirey s1d WEDNESDAY.
the 2i,h % June, o'clock 2. Il nett fair
day Tie premises viii be any by the under
signed the oyerseer living premises Entrc possession
vii be Christmas the purchaser
viii have the prvlege Of seeding crop Of wheat
w. d. SIMS.
Sale conducted BY WEtLrssroS GODDr, Aueuoneer
J-ditctds
Do The Terms, which be made day Of sale,
viii be such TO suit the Of purchaser.
did GODDIN
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By Dunlop, ,Ioncu & Co.
Adams valley Property,

On SATURDAY the Goth OF June at o'clock,
the premises will be sold without
situated Adams Valley and plat Valley
Lots BY the Nos rs and 80 fronting each Farhed
feet inches and extending i6 feet alley
feet wide icing Of property famary
Ee Garden and the conveyed James Brown J
Page and John G. Gambler, Ben w Coleman, dee
the authority Of whose the sale will be
TERMS very lbeTa-whieh will be De day Of
sale. DUNLOP, MONCURE L. 60.
eG
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HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Canal kets.

The Packet-Boats SKINNER and JOHN MAR
SHALL leave Richmond for Lynchburs every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock in the morning.
Returning Reaches Richmond on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at % o'clock, p. NJ.
Passage and Fare to Lynehburg, Sc OF
Passage to Stanton, OF
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MUST IT FOLLOW

As matter OF course, that because LomaX
Smith Of the keene shavers Wall street that he
better Judge Of than Rodge great
Or that the rider Of boston because may be more expert
rider than Colonel Johnson Judge Of hone than
the COLONEL
Ut THAT Sir William Herschel because he greatest
uonomers Is better Judge q than Lord Ross who ,
constructed one that is the wonder Of the age.
or TINT Leopold Be- Meyer wonderful Pianist IL also won
deru Judge of the manufacture of Pianos know better
than the c'cbted NUNS constitutes superior Piano
FOuei
As Mr Dc Meyer unquafedly that tho Piano Fos made
by stodaH Dunhhm suPouort any asBfasiorth
eneo about as pointed and unequvocalas would
a De Meyer a. Pianist superior .asJasfsr-
should follow as matter OF eoursc that he his
on one OF their manufacture Does he soiNo he does not
Inc subscriber would above assertion Of the
Lion Pianist venture, solicit comparison any Others
OF anassormen ~ Pianos from the msnufaeioy ofNunns Ca
Wheh ne now oilers for sale. 2. n. TAYLOR,
Piano Porte Warehouse, 100 Main street,
0uros thr Hank
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Anciiou Salts.
rHlS DAY
ny keat. s>sadaii a A,w.,sr.
DRY GOODS M ArCrInN

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY The 10Th Jun.. euanns.en. A s,L.s.
shall set az Warehoa~s, a.-..t.. "a
Spring and summer Dry Coed ,,uitv Co.
nTnmeats. among them Will be found
Black and cord French and Ensh.h Chsh.
Fancy and plain woohdycd bhek CASHMERE.
Rieh Cross over, coebeeo and other fancy Print.
Plain black asd fancy Lawns
White Cos Mu.lns. very
Muslin Gnghams, black and Cambtics
Scotch Diapers, iO4 Linen sheetinxs
lrish Linens. Coat Cheeks Apron
Cotton and Linen Drihng- Domestic Pads
Bonnet, rahsa and satin Rihands
sis and Cotton Has. Thread Cambnc do.
Gambroons Blue Drills
Nanseens, bh and cord summer
Isondou Ncsunss q style.
= Manchester Gnghams. Corded
Fancy Cravaa, Back Italian do
Ladies black aud white Cotton Hos,
hohair. Bcrin aud Cotton Gloves
Linen Coiars and Bo.nus
Fans, Spool Cotons. Psau Button.
Pins STAY Tapes, Patent Thread &C
Also
IS bale. - and ~ brown shirtass and sh..,n..
50 to Ia beaehed and brown shesins.
Bleaehsd and brown Drllings Ticking.
Bleaehed Shrtings assorted styles
Is Paasols shad.s-n. NJ a..
are Of superb qualities direct from the manufacturers.
TERMS months for approved paper over 500
KENT, KENDALL 4 ArvArER, Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


"TFO"t NV" DoP"I"o " TIC 4'VDV'" DOu'S'
The Steamer CURTIS PECK leaves Richmond for
Norfolk every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, at 5
o'clock, A. NJ. Returning leaves Norfolk every Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday morning, at o'clock.
The Steamer ALICE leaves Richmond for Norfolk
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, n, o'clock,
A. NJ Returning leaves Norfolk every Monday, Wed
nesdsy, and Friday morning. ut o'clock. These boats
connect with the Baltimore boats, JEwESS, GEoR-
CHA, and HERALD, by which passengers are enabled
to GO through to Baltimore without detention.
Passage and Fare from Richmond to Norfolk 81 90
From Richmond to Baltimore 90
HAsRINS x LIBBY, Agents.