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Iuoiasss Sales Of $50 barrels New oassn. !,
81 cents. TE5FEa
Ries-Has oaly declined since the steamsr.
news from 5 10 10 cents per 100 lbs. Stock hgh,
Sales Of the week embaos about 700 iieroes, at ~
rs a 81 50. at
TsSaseo.-Sales so hogshsads Kentucky leaf, at
81 AL. e
Hsmp-Saes 300 bales dsw-roiisd American, at
sS5; aud 100 do. prime do, at y97 50, six months
Whisksy---Drldge, Il; saDes IN barrels at 2lt'
T1psntins, tar, se.--Al dull, and without
change.
Bssnou.-DaIli yellow quoted at IS 29l.
Fsaths's.--No change.
Sterling bills range from 81 a 10; and on Paris,
al IS 27I a 5 49,.
Freights 10 Liverpool and Havre az last noticed,
francois | sails for Hayre, and the Siddons for
Liverpool, ON Monday, the ~. The brig Judson
sails for Demersrn ON Monday, which carries out
new American consul.
The Great Wssssm is hourly expected, and as
her usual day Of arrival is on Sunday, she may be
looked for tomorrow.
Yours, very truly,
mORohNs
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The sales of the week reach between 5000 and
1000 bales. ..r.,... r,
Flour ia again lower. Sales Of considerable lots
Of Genesee made yesterday afternoon, and early
to-day, at IS 12l. On change to-day 1000 barrels
Genesee sold at IS for export. At this price more
sold. 1t closed at this quotation, which is a
decline Of 37l cents per barrel since the arrival Of
the Caledonia. .... ". .... ....- IA. .- ..
There was no demand for southern -four, and had
sales of New Orleans and Howard street been
forced, they would not have brought more than
from a. 62i 81 IS per barrel. Rye -four remains
dull. Corn meal more active; sales Jersey and
Connecticut at 80 25s % 3l!per barrel. Wheat is
dull. and prices look downwards. Sales l,500
bushels at 81 O9I 500 inferior Illinois sl and LOO
Duchess county, 81 05. -.-
Corn-Sales Of 10000 bushels Jersey yellow
sold since last semi-weekly report, at 66l a SO,
weight Sales Of Indiana, to arrive in June
and July, 10000 bushels; terms not transpired.
$4,000 do. southern yellow, at 66, 81 weight;
500 white do. at g. weight.
Provisions.-Pork, prime, sales at 50 37J do.
mess do, sl0 rs. At these prices some 1000 bar
rels have changed hands. Beef, sales, tierces at
1911 Lard sales 400 to 500 barrels, at cents for
prime, and 81 fof ordinary; prime, in kegs wanted
lat ~ cents. $500 - ~ Uy
sagar--New Orleans in fair demand. Sales Of
500 hogshesds at 81 a6i.
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THE DAILY UNION
THE UNION.
CITY OF w AsHIN GToN.
MONDAY NIGHT. APRIL "a, 1886.
CONGRESSlONAL.

In the Senate, to-day, after a few remarks from
Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Huntington, Mr.. Brsese with
drew his motion to reconsidsr the vote referring the
Oregon jurisdiction bill to the Committee on Terri
tories.
Mr.. Dix then replied at length to Mr.. J. M.
Clayton's remarks in favor of tho French spolia-
ton bill We give synopsis of Mr. Dix's speech,
Of which full report will appear hereafter.
The House was intently occupied during the day
ON successful propositions to raise select committees
to investigate the recent proceedings and charges
arising out of the expenditures of the secret service
fund A full and very interesting report Of tho
whole matter will be found in the proper place.
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ELLIs's MEDICAL FoRMULARY.
~ Correction

The publishers Of this work respectfully request those
persons who have the seventh edition, to correct
typographical error for the "Medicated Hydrocya
nate Of Potassium" at page &c. wherein the SYM
Dol for an ounce is used in place Of that for drachm
The following is the correct prescription, and cor.
responds with the proportions directed in all the
previous editions Of the work:
r. Potassi bydrocysnici modicati, ii.
Aqun destilIata, oj. ....
Sacchari purihcat 5iss.
Fiat solutio.-Dose, tablespoonful, night and
morning.
ApriI 27--3t
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BY 4. 8. Wright, Georgetown.
SALE or Groceries, Cor

INTENSIVE SALE or Groceries, Cor
IL dage, &c.-On Wednesday next the goth
instant at 10 o'clock, shall sell without reserve,
at the warehouse of ]. " Pearson, Water street,
The having concluded to change his business his
extensive stock, consisting Of
II bhds. New Orleans sugar
IS do and barrels molasses
100 kegs nails and brads
1000 lbs. bacon. .a'
A large assortment Of cordage, and a quantity of
miscellaneous articles such usually kept in gro
Gerry store. stg... a.-t ~L.,.f-n - .t.s--s-...
Terms OF sale: All sums OF and under $50, cash;
over $50, and not exceeding 500, credit of sixty
days; over 800, and not exceeding $780, two and
four months; and over $500, two, four, and six
months, for approved endorsed notes before deliv-
cry. ,...-.. .s... p. ...... 5
E. s. WRIGHT,
April 27--3t G.-.....f Auctoneer,
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MARRIED.,

At Basic, in Switzerland, on the 18th ultimo, at
the residence of u. III. GouspIE, ESQ.,, United States
consul for that port, by the Rev. Mr.. WoRRINGER
Of the English church, Mr.. JOHN BERRY of
New York, to Miss MARIA JOSEPHINE
NEUMEIER, of the Grand Duchy Of Baden
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Reports from Marshall give Oldham, the wing
candidate for the House of Delegates, some IS ma.
jorityi and Bambrick, the democratic candidate in
Brooke, l39 majority. We have heard nothing
from Tyler and Wetzel as to the delegates.
From the Morgantown Standard.
BY special express, we have been enabled to re-
oeive this morning the election returns from the
whole county Of Monongalia.
We have the satisfaction Of announcing to the
wings OF the State the election TO the next House of
Delegates Of Andrew Brown, esq, sterling whig,
bya majority Of 81 votes. The Official vots viii
vary very little from the returns received by US.
The following Is a statement Of the vote at the
different procincts:
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FFICIAL.

Information has been received at the Department
of State from the consul Of the United States at the
city Of Mexico, Of the decease, on the 18th Of
March last, of Benjamin Floyd, citizen of the Uni
ted Suites. .
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n-Ths proceedings of both hOua Is Of Congress
crowd out variety of articles from this evenings
Union We shall pay our respects to the National
Intelligencer tomorrow.
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n5+The Rev. 9. b. Parsons, of Kentucky,
is expected to preach in Wesley Chapel, corner of
5th and F streets, tomorrow Tuesday, evening, at
a quarter before o'clock %. .t.u.r .... ..r-.
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THE Cultivation Of the Grape, and
Il Manufacture OF wine.--Also, practical
instructions Of the character and habits Of the straw
berry plant; by ". Longworth, Of Cincinnati 1886.
pamphlet l2I cents. +, TAYLOR.
April 81. +a
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MRS. POTTER, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Ivl tho railroad depot, would be happy to receive
private families or transient boarders.
April 27-3tw1
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THEN YEARS IN OREGoN-By d. LIE.
4 and J. II. Frost Of the Oregon mission of the
Methodist Episcopal church; volume,
F. TAYLOR.
April ~
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Carson tdsm- } sss; Long (~Ais) sa5i Wood (dsm

GIL.
ALsLMAkIr, q delegates.)-In this county,
hers were four wings ~ the field. The regular
candidates are elected The polls at the close on The
election were as follows Brown $50; Hart $40;
Spiece 800; Hill 256.
CgLrErER.-Dsnlel +. Slaughter (whig) in place
Of VIM. Broaddus lwhig)-Slaughtsr I69, George
Eggborn 1863, J. G. Hansbrough $50, Fred Fish.
back lal-all wings.
FAUeUIER, q delegates Robert K, Scott (whg)
and William r. Smith (dsm. )-one democratic
gain. 800.
From the Wheeling Argus. April %.
We have not received the full vote in Brooke,
Marshall Wetzel and Tyler, but learn from tolera-
bly, authentic sources the following facts:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
s25,0OO worth fresh Spring and sum-
Iner Dry Goods,

WE would particularly invite the attention OF
country friends and the public generally OF the
largest and varied assorments be found
we pledge Ourselves sell low other
Elegant Graduated Barge Robes Embroidered
obre shaded BaTegesi complete assortment BaLornes
ded Organde Muin French Jaeonets; style
hgoneis splendid assortment silks Barege ShaWs
Cfape saw Embd Lace and Hermann scSrs White Graduated
Muslin Robes elegant white and cord Embroidered Robe,;
striped Swiss Musns large French Capes
Collars and ChmaLs Embrd Muslin Linen
Cambria Hdk- from I2Ie Sc. Mourning Bonn
bznes and Apaeas super black BTanies Striped Ia
reyes and Bazorne blk and white Gnghams
lead BAreges and Silks Damak Table Diapers Nap
hns pretty also, Bird Eye Huekabaek Diapers
1874 Linen sheeungs heavy undreEsed Kh Linens very
cheap.
GENTLEMENs GOODS
Super blk and Fancy French Casmees Summer
Cassmeres Of grade splendid Linen DrnEs
very rich light sik aud Satin Nestng bin Corded
Satin do blk Embrd SATIN do Light Embrd
and Fancy Mares do Summer Coatng great variety
Hdkfs, Gloves
naosEs Baehed and Brown ShTngs End Sheeng Heavy
Linen Drills, &c. WARREN 4 FsRIsS
M. Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR The Removal and Permanent & ure
OF all Diseases arising from an I'm
pure state of the blood or Habit

of the System, viz:
CurANEoUs ERUPrIoNs PISPLEs OR PUsTULEs ON
ThE PACE, BLorCHes, BILE-. CHRONIC SORE EYES
KING WORN Or TETrER, scALD HEAD. ENLARGE
MEST AND PAIS OF THE BONES AND JOINTS. STUB
BORN ULCERS, sYPHILrT1C sY sPToMs. sCIATtCA OR
LUhBAGo AND DusEAsEs ARISING FROM AN INJu-
DICIoUs USE or MERCURY. AsCrIEs on DRoPsY Ex-
POSTURE or iMpRUDEsCE ~ LIFE ALSO CHRONIC
CONSTITUTIONAL DtsoRDERs.
IIHE NALUE Of tins preparation widely Known and
Day heh of eIsnanx approved
and highly recommended BY Physeah.
most powerful PREPARATION from that
ever been employed in medical II ope
anon but general extending through the whole It
uass the poisonous healthy
tone 10 the which al
tus henuatiH aud painful the
h're se dy removal Of the and
strength keeping with
tenn Is put hisLy
and portability when diluted eeordips directions each
~ vi maze az Lines he qlanfy cqGal 20 then
uProf an medicinal value the preparations e-annE
hs mos respectable eharaetsr isuins value
active and curative medierDe.
The oi "a as Interesting presented
To " earef- Perus ccmnest such dsnce
SEwAEK, y. j., March ~ 1876.
annexed with s-rou wien which
70 mere shelton The dtele p.rvased system
Df.rrut physicians Newark Besve pre-rLed
for her At various tes but finally perfectly
ana accordingly procured boe saTnsy
ered with many interruptions yet dsedtd
Of the case The child who y.as
pes mass Of dsease and incapable using any
and body almost entirely covered large
unable to move and ~eudake notice OF thing shrink
io being touched BY The
time was equally ~srj aIen5ed bloody
every few hoo' They Proeora OF the sarsapar
and before she had slip
AM creep the
ue and the sores are naIy All b-aId rhr ab. are Re-
stored 70 heir taura USE tes quite cheerful and f4
ing In ID aiA- Very respectfully youns
Gee. OF Youths Fem. Soc.
The following extract from from Nh, Be-
van who had been afflicted for raj years U
with OF The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
LoFTIS n. ELLETT. Che.
" lRGlNlA AT IA Superior Court OF Chance
~ for the Richmond Circuit hell Capitol City
OF Richmond on Monday March IOth ls45:
Carter Barton and MARY his wife, Pits

~
~ for the Richmond Circuit the Capo in the CITY
OF Richmond on Monday, March IOth, IsI5:
Carter Barton and MARY C. his wife, Pitts
against
Robert Hsal-y administrator sayrs deed a,
administering de bons 81 Peter Kemp
aioro Thomas Tnee, deed Chauaeey Gr.sod adnnsator
OF Richard segar deed McdeseI eounty
and committee and administrator o. Henry eerulan
Street late sheriff Of Ml4oeI county such eouse az
minisa'or de bons Of tie said Henry Hoffman,
els Bowen and Elizabeth wife formerly Elizabeth 6 sa
well adminIatriI Of Sterling seAwe Joseph
yer ana Perkins executors Of the last will and
Of Price Pen decd late sheriff county Of Buck nEha
and a. such administration with Robert West
DEED John w West administrator bous non with The win
ANNEXED Of the said Robert West deed
executor OF John Chew Hannah Kemp
sneai Sheriff OF the COUNTY OF Ieprso and ,S5S,o,
deed, NJ
This cause in which the plaintiff. spp-ar To hay. proceeded
against the defendants Francis EIzab=th G his wife
and Ilnnas Wes Who Of In the mode
presented against absent defendants hey s fns 10 an
P and answer this upon the GrsnaI
ans EXHIBITS herewith hrd the
Robert Hsaey administrator Of samuel w ,v,e dsc AZ al
miniitor Dc bonis Of Kemp deco AID as Adnntr-
tnr Of Thomas TREE deed that answer
the OF Richard a. life time as Of
the 'ad oriaa bill taken for confessed
above named bin ire uintas aiken Il
confessed above FAMED and upon the eond
Amended ei Of the plaintiffs taken the defen
daht Thomas Street. ID OF Henry Henan
desd-and by wb-reupoa II th instance OF
the Couns for the plaintiff that the cause be
referred TO OF the directed
afsr giving due parties state and ses the follow
ing accounts and to report The the Court any
stated deemed pertinent himself may
CURED BY any OF the parties be .
ih-An account Of the administration saye up
on The estate Of Philip Gnes esed taxing
the commissioner EA possible any devasa-
VII committed BY the ssh administrator Leoru The twenty
eighth day Of August eighteen hundred
have been committed AFTER that daie-
sdy-Aeeounts Of the defendant Robert
beay upon the estates Of Samuel W. sayre Kemp
Thomas Tree.
Sy-Ihe account Of the administration sesar
upon The estate OF Henry Hefeman the
stfaion OF Chauneey G. Grwod Upon Rehd
NJ stsat and account Of the
man under the control o. the County Count
how much thereof i-iisbe TO the claim plaintiffs.
+ihy-An account Of the Il Peter
the hands Hannah Kemp
eousot the estate OF Hannah Kemp
John Chew a. her devsee shelving
tates have been administered dspocet Of
5yAu account OF the Robert
Wes deed BY Price Perkins Sheriff Buckingham county las
administrator.
ohyAn account OF the estate OF John
Chew, deed. BY Robert Chew Is executor.
Copy-TrEte
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
To buyers of Cabinet Furniture in the Sout
and elsewhere
Z. W. HUTCHINGS g. co.
ATS BRo1DF.4Y, NEW YORK
(BErWEEN GRAND AND BRooME sTREEn

(BErWEEN GRAND AND BRooME sTREETsJ
TNHE subscribers would inform their customers
and the public that they removed from
tuaon 432 Broome the above number
where they have the richest OF Furniture
comprising all the modern Partisan styles
much in the day prices
not fail to induce those who purchase.
Srangers Whiting quest Cabinet worK
To call Examine, and quality prices
manufactures. T. W. H. guarantee every piece
having been under inspection
peniendenee and warranted equal any
city o elsewhere.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
uPH0LSTERIkG
III - u SE-E yESHUN
ST, CHARLES HlUSE
MeIN OSH,S
W ii L A IF lELD INN.

Hotc0Td Street, Baltimore
'ENHIS HOUSE, which has been under the
- MANAGEMENT OF the eighteen pn-
Is sui open ior the accommodation travelling public
Thankful TOT the LIBERAL patronage eItended % IA.
house the subscriber viii leave unione on AZ nt 49,
merit a continuance n public favor.
aoe OF inc Mheatned lnn shall at all SUI Piled
win the best the markets Afford every e1on viii be No n,
rsuer the House agreeable place OF soourn 10 rho - -
Baltimore, either on business OF pleasure. $50 $3.50
90 heISTosHs Porter always at the D.oo, n, s,.,rA..
IseSve Inc baggage OF guest and convey Hotel
-
nh 2-ekd3m n.ISTns.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
\. p. HOWARD, Clerk.
COMMISSIONER Office.

INIV1lIVNN1 IT1I ''IaIt 10
o. In pursuance Of the above order of Court.
the parties named and interested are hereby Io
thai shall enj1iued on m. on
MONDAY the 29th day OF JUNE at 10 oeaek
NJ when they required uies duly PREPARED
with such accounts evidence as vii enable a. 10
fulhl those duties and report thereupou.
my lS-wtd NJ r POITTATrS n, Co-,.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY,

NU VUNE No FAY THE great remedy
ior secret diseases Of all kinds every and stage
W 'uhens Indian Vegetable Remedy. composed entirely OF
American roofs Travellers among the Indians well know ba, bsv
Neneres Diseases without Mercury
OF baaA The pfopreioTs Of al great
cost directly from an Indian, the afflicted an Or
Poumy OF being cured danger Mercury and the
ne Of BalsaIn This medicine
and leaves no odor upon The breath
prepared solely by Rowland Walton wholesale and
retail BY Jos T. RowaDd 376 Market st. Philadelphia r. Pieot
andria. '' ''-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
IQI1u943IYS|


for VIC cure of scrofuia, MercuriaI Diseases,
ana al Other imPnriiies Of the BLOOD.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDI!
WE fearlessly challenge all men, whether
Medical men inventors Of Nosruns to produce
the evidence Of % wonderful seroa the following
which was Pc formed in Elevo. Dsysi
Messrs ROWLAND WALros-GentIemen In iu,tie. 10 VOL
ana a. an act OF charity to those afflicted have
upon me by your "Do CH5 FtrsaBls Paa.ee More
fghtful serohulA which baaisd the SKIN Of me mo-, anu
physician, in our city Among other bou
bottles "arEapala Iodine and large auantie. or Hv
dais OF Potash and was still growing
My mother seeing your advertisement OF r Gallon, ES,u
psabs PaaAa upon you and you spoke so eon6n,v
OF II that twas induced although had but Little fb in
its efficacy amer having tried 90 many other remedies o, ~
lief Ny face, forehead nose ears and one side of % n
were almost covered with highly and painful Ulcers
when using the 'Panaeen on the pom NJ ns
ber ls4S-and TO aonishsn the swelling and ,or
ness were entirely removed in IN two dy,
the ulcers COMMANDED healing using the third bo,e-
the ulcers Mi healed and nay perfectly restored
fous, etc.
Philadelphia, Jan 10, 1886. No Mas,.on =,
oy IF PAiiaae,PIia,
Personally appeared the SUBSCRIBER MAYOR OF
L. 81 'aa CITY John w Appleton wkO beng deposes
and says that the facts in the foregoing staten en-,
are true IN testimony whereof hereunto set my No me
and caused the AFFIXED tenth day OF jan
Signed, JOHN SWIFT Mayor.
Inc above certificate OF shade OF
eraggenuon His had bopeie amer
celebrated had failed and we stbue h,
cea" alone. 49, ~
Signed DANIEL APPI Eroy
Jan. 10, 1886. ANN M aPPI pToN'
can ehevrfuy bear Testimony very
case and believe be wonderful cures on re-
cord when Appleton called tn see Rowapd and
walton IN relation 70 his Ills
win seofulous uleers which highly inamned and very
Paniu-ahd must say that much doubted cure
could ever be effected IL is hardly probable Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief
signed, WILLIAM sTEELLING MD
This valuable remedy is Tor sale by Walton Pha
deiphia; T. J. Pieo Richmond, Va John r. CaIan Washing
WI "thiJ Noohs NieNandria
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
q. ID UNSPAU G II & Co,

No. 80 West Main street.
"A RE now receiving large invoices of Spring
and Summer Clothing selected and with much
care expressly for the Richmond tradcamong NAV be-
found English French and German mock Coats
Tweed Dap DEe Cashmere, Lines &C Business Coau English
reneh Getman and American Cashmere Pants Sir Bonn
baHins Naenea plain and figured Marsees with
great variety Of fancy dress articles Of the patterns
ITofpecny ash the attention Of purchasers our extensive
ock AZ We are determined making quick small ad
'vancss.
B-Our Hoek in few days will complete comprising
'sVery style Of garment in the genteman's line.
hnfl LET. IaAh--.llnn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
valuable Law Books.

EUsr RECEIVED the following valuable Law Books
The Uhitsd states Digest by Mcieaf Fefns, and Geo
CursbeuE Digest Of the decisions Of Courts Common
Ia aud Admiralty and aid be the compendium OF
Published Ia the Unitsd sAtes-in vols royal
Gfeenleaf Evidence being the Law Of Evtepce,
By Simon Greenea Prof Of Law Harvard Univcrsy-2d
ton vols This has been prepared exclusive refer.
the Jurisprudence Of county
BOOK FOR the Amsueaa lawyer
The subscriber daily eIpeeirg sory's Equity
jurisprudence srea enlarged and improved short
tame previous TO his death u. G. KING.
my2l doors beinw Po--ofhes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS.

hohioN hEhD YUAN EhO,
No. 90 Main, Corner OF 3th and Main Streets
~ Is. SPENCE, Agent has received his Stock
OF Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing Gentle
fFaney Ware He has hand complete
ment OF the following articles,
French aud English Cloth Dress and Froek black blue
brown olive green.
French Fancy and
Pants
Single Miled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pant.
Black Satin, SILK and BombaEine Vests
Fancy do do Marseines and Cashmerette Vests
white haees Vests duoble and single breasted ndinE
rolling collar
Kid, Silk. Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars Of the styles
herno, cotton and Silk Under shirts
DO do Drawers and
Seam, Cnvats Stocks and Hdkfs in great variety
Suspender Of all Kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
AL Of which viii any In Il sid
of Oregoni
spepee continues Clothing TO be made
up at the Fashionable Establishment Of John M rrm Co Hal
tmore. -
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand.
aP IL II. u. SPENCE. AGENT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
HOT AIR FURNACE,
For Warming DweIIing-HOuseS, Stores,
Churches and PubIic RuiIdingN.

ENHE Undersigned would call the attention of
all persons to this subject worthy Of
ton having erected several this
winter which have given entire satisfaction He would
the fuhoned eereae OF Joseph Mayo, ESQ., and
Davenport ESQ, Of the firm Of Davenport
one In his dwelling house and will pleasure explaining
as convenience economy hcahnes safety
against fire, 6e.
Tie now has orders for several be erected durrg sprnz
and summer and the spring and
erect uem he would request AL those who
70 give him an early call as takes ready
Also persons IN the county viii hnd
CAL ana by sending him plan Of their buildings BE- furnished
with an estimate Of costs &e Those intending build this spring
VIII BE- furnished ~ desired with plan running Flues
lie may be found at r. whthed Office on Cary street
intcar OF the Famers and Virginia Banks
JOHN s. JONES.
VI For several winters preceding the last. l.
a. Chairman Of Committee ubdcr authority City oun
c made repeated efforts have the Guy Jail
Tor the praoners but faed Lat engaged
warm ne same with his furnace which he did my entire sats
aeton 90 that a. cold The jail
ionabe 70 the pr'oner. JOSEPH MAYO.
hPrl lH- l5fh. ap lS-3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
EAGLE HOTEL

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
HAVE this day opened THE EAGLE HOTEL,
which have fitted out with Furniture every cOfo
table for Boaders by the Day Month year and
also for Transient visers As made IN
give auaeuon hope TO be literally patonized Persons visit.
ing the City would do well to give the Eagle Hotel a-aDd
those having horses
arrangenentfor having them well care Of.
e3s-d6m MARY T. CRUMP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
TO BUYERS OF FURNITURE--soUTH
j, d. j. w. MEEKS.

HAVING facilities for all kinds Of the po,,
- fasAoHAbs and ssds FnuHrs used beg leave re.
specially TO call the attention OF Southern and Ia,
visiting New York to their Establishment IL vesey street
few doors from the AHor House At Rooms viii be
found an extensive stock OF FURNITURE made md
modern Partisan well styles such AZ Hgvna
EEabehan Gothic. Louis XIV and XIV. all Of which n m
their manufacture, and gotten up under their p.,,. ~,
niendenee and warranted any this city or Erope
New York. Sept 18Th. rs.