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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07
-NtSNs q CLaRK~ rAuxo--pBr,y.

5; Is: az: ::.i
ihsr ,s@ nd 'ses,yns eissah, anl plain
. !. 'SSsa I,ey,.s pi waS Yif ISnaan
p,, .s,,nS ~ a., 'is,n bent, rith he M.,,
ID Zoe .~'-ne-- Of rrsi ~ sraynd
an % appreciated In the couatsy, where GOOD tuner 49, a.
.rr:ha r.Isos Ar, 'GIa :,s m city for tn, .
tsmsI. !" TIE sh''e Abstraction Of III. numerous Gus
ss publ. are cautioned 20 observe that the tale O, the
Sst s..s Tid asn II e. PAY g., NV
In Strings Of the b-,t quality ''""''a' ana VIC
&c to be tsna south Baors aud IN .a, '1aa,d Ma
male 20 .s Ah'Snaee music Of the day. liberal discount
aus Piano and Music store 60 Main A,
merry ooossa sy s vS" NO !, We, Main street
he a. ILsi1,s or nty sg1.9y and IL every
n0ii-d ''- ''-pD ''' VAN van I lEEP,' TAYLOR
v WAN N s1N, AND CANDLE M,NJfACroitY.-ED-
~ eeEsen i6h street and the Market, Va
c, dog With ssne,Sl Of No Cia6si
al @naSeiSrsI s Ss iS ssneTa use over
Ss ,as aud S,ssr Nor'hsrn elites Mr NeA brand
ra soap three ssss & c sr e1 hand as'ny q ag
se% To dea'S' his Mandatory iIis pr found .lts
Nov Ivy
~, ., Splendid Co,,asr Furniture. superb
MOS ,-a'onabe The Coilgc urni;urs h Ip .
Mn M arr nsans. % an.h aud per'on. rhng Obtain uch
We wish eupoy three frs, rate bip., N,l
hiSroRp ' fipnsIyp;
',rD 49,. Corner Governor AID FRANKLIN
- 80 80 Va stat stock Per year.
se .., city Ci,y % q ,h@Gnd Rones-ai year. orua
g. Z, SiA.e' yrEinla n,ns sioet
~ :, rhrmeT'. "
a..-i Il; " Richmond 'irr t..eraiien ssct
-, ,v",,s ~. ,,,.. 'ohN L'NcA'rFR SON
I'VE ny Ready MADE ci,lnr az ~ ~ l
a,n.l AZ = tn Icy s ., W.T. , C .,, IN
II a n a"a s, +. aoiS :, - ,aa cn Trimming
% J.,ry all m want Of yi aud veil ootnr at anu.
give m" eA'i before purchasing .I-rph,rr interest "
No. -. Main street, on -: y; GTo ,lio i
r. " 'e %" a"d a',1 good .Iry OF Trunks and Carpet
q pD,rIoN, s,priH or -E,-oN MILK pH, ,o,n.
''' i r, - raII , S '' w. year.
rrir,, ln n, t ri r Nsr No., aa Thset Cloths
A,.prt,l CT, Ciath. "a, Inn; ,.r S''iays
PSn and and sa o g, v,lyyt- all wihs
lay S1ai% a %i Ssr an. rq rSIhS ,Ga oa;I@s Do
Tn and sI w" 81, and wg,, Dfs. 1 Long 10
RN VIII Toll ,',.en Of wooeGs csSpe,inr,
49, vi ~ 1s,r GA v.,y Isa,onabir terms
\, o. .,',n"' ~, -, - ci.ENshA" 60,
des ~" "'0'd a.. Sd' Ci a.ni,, ',,.sst',
New hohk LIFE iS-uR,N,E CoMP,>,-iNsl-py
Tor 's h,"e I Tor si"s' aud The other
' , snS nS sine I, company provides ,aar
~ GIfa,i principle pr"ats accrue Tor tie ra, Of s 10Y m
,g' Gss1. h a, sfs s,s ssnsF. rs9 agu
ror further inaraStan S y. =. l,on To- ,nr rcLcf
stTeet-sluare s-ats o1i'e' no E"' Main
NxTovn.arr y6Ts HH n1s. ~9 sI Agent
mos ,'ort aui solid DAGUfRREOTrPts tnatr ~
mai ilr 80 i',hini s9d correct Inln'
.rtae' ne i and hS pubic s o ri' Ig %. .r
y solicited to call whteusi cane. s generally Sni ."-
ses, so ni won eria proiuetiu They s IN their
,'1, ,n'y aud b~rtretog ia All Of h
e.; Ethr'ni, New York P,t-r-Dlrr Norfolk
L',n,,hiLaIg AUi Wilmington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07
MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCUOOT,

LtfEbNRE 4. NJ, WILL first Monday In o,,o,.,
" succeed MI. Mad, IN the caTr- Of her
l ~ Hehr'ond, anI Wl he prepared that DIV n -
" il, At her late Residence, ~ -
M Lricb'rr Eas Tor
S.'"' and subsequently lti- rsirc,i i ~, n.
FT"''" -i''ifstg, '- charge h. r-.:.r
"a larger work Ia Richmond. " ''h''' 90 '"gi-~
" 70 e"iGrt his : hpol upon same general ,1,
a that - Mr. Mead, retaining ..-.l ~ 49, an
'-NuE Vie strength o. the Department FOREIGN a.
''''''''a'' anu "tief aENil.a
soi the fluliiy wall form Christian Hous-b.lI nm
NT IN w -.'ail cars % H. ami " 81 I.:,Lyir. 80 ~
~, h.s Sui "u-f advantage s-1u;s;,.-r
s.Gnd English ,i1taiiln, Shi-h ~I H. .IIi .. J
Modern Lhnfuar-s, Muse, Dfagiug. &C. " '''' an
ifftlt'- Fer hoard and an III
the Sch.lSst.c year, sea s''-' - A'4~leai I''
POO bay Sshnlars - ali 4-rs stn
i"r any h'iera Lanvuas-, 30
for hu.ir. bra@iur, Is. Pr1f.seo-'s ,-r-.,
s,NI!'y Z" H. =. LtFEHVRF A. NJ
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b! davenport, Allen Co, Aust..
.sehsf $50 y,NSc!.- noor., sIiuE- nm H,rs ~ ARC

by Davenport, Allen Co, Aust.
.se ee sN-.-- DOOr-, SIiUIo- AM HNF- ,r Az.
INV Homo WEDNESDAY. Ia. -, - w
a, az w ''-.s' "a ol4 auction store
''-'ts- fiu' Dr-.s Cl.f Boots
DO Gu I14t--s. su4-,..r
YOUTH ati boys Calf Boot.
N''ia.s hiP
women extra size Roots, " heels
DO Spring Heels
Sllirel. aua Mise, Fancy Cater.
). 'ineh' 81 kin. AMI Tie. Hungarian RI.
N'i sfl y ~ Heavy Boot uI i!r..-,r.
- Silk Hats, Wrapping Psp-r. &C.
pr"VydpaI--r. ''' s'r'''t Tor APP
''" DAVENPORT, ALLEN g CO. A,,t.
"a. Ni.t ~ Nit.IOtS CROPS ar-wi,ti... .,, -, .
's'.s..v ~ mas IShau, -=sr, In H. ~,,. y,
N'A' on '.i' HsbAf, laii Yf r,,r.
s-ie'." ~ ic hctr"ud and DsnyiiI. K...s.,I 49, ,s
ali kinds a.. S'-''' WINE" 1-4 '!iIi ct, o.
'rfr- or "a" Nrgro"., cs. the crops. A. l.i ri
"" offered and made Au"Wu DAY Of Ii " "' veil
d.s-I, i,,hn IL. 49,, GEo. ". VAUGHAN
O..
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w or rp Rii user oud iiks 10 cuisines, n
m , ana understands bookkrepaz is wiiInv 10 n
ION Iii 'hat may be oarr-a hiui ANY eoagnsI
promptly attended To- ,-oss -'ei post paid, Wilt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

OICE-lutendius to spend greater part OF the winter
~ " cans whittier expect about the lsth %
ltNi respectfully offer the trans,rton
any business entrusted TO either that city or along M
u1Et-l2E N =, 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

y r. The Board Of Pubi, 81 Virrir,, und-r h a,
ecion the Coyngton and Ohio Railroad to BE- cUnstre or
state account VII meet At Coyugon 18TH on p-,ub.r
ooe nani for The purpose Of receiving acting on h~ pro-
no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

q, Pai!iam = Davis ,n,,s

h"KKOtS.,on THURSDAY morning at % o'clock vs "
d-5 rf@t, - > ". 'lI-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

oIsE BOY EOR SALE-we have sale pIivaieiy 10 re-
= p1n'us Roou servant. Remarkable or his god ebs5,"i
Rei,reuee-H 7 and = : TaIiaferro
Apply 20 lnol1l PULLIAM A DAVIS. Aurts
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SWITZERLAND.

The President. james Massey, has resigned the govern
msni, being in minority in his measures The Maroui
DLariy"ra Spanish Minister Of Mexico ia transferred Il
Berlin and is to he succeeded 10y Miguel Tncon Marquis
OF Ra2ago, present Consul General at London.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

2 blChWHFAT AND NENISON.-
> 100 Kegs Mountain Butter
- ssgs Gadrs do. a No. article
% tlrs Burkwneat
Loo u superior Nenon Hans receiving apJ Tor .,is bx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

., " N'nN sui-crtr nov prepared 6aTi5z
fl,i himself Hith Machinery and I, ols IN he Ia, -.
p'o'sl Atuds AID NurAarn of klI ans ahi
49, - ., ~ and Portable Engines Crcr.-
- "'''t WIS, lhrlslnE fia,hiuss Tobar- pra,'-
!''n ana N",' Slrrting Miu and Hrlss ami I,, ,t 81
- va 'he be-i manner, sul pranutn,s-
- = lshrS marx price IN eas' n be paid IT, oli s.,
lyl-dscly c., ~. -. n. Eh'Aii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

% ME, AGt-N'h. New Nora, no iiso.dW.~ t,..,,,.
- NJ = ana s. Th- Agency stat t.r n
~ 90 commission 90 uL.ipr1syI Mines aui Mimi g..
~ 90 't.s'l Ati ~ HuEEs also lJT
i'A-f' AID Miu.Eg Tools ordered; alec IN.
q th. ,D4.tl, " ''i'' ''''-' ''s i''
p.'4' circular, T.sng fu explanations Will be sent =,
I''l'tlht =
bic -iiyis n ~, 49, Is o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

Lawrence. WoGIi- F.IT Ps.U,an Daguerrean C.II.,s
5- hfoaIn VIM. ~ nIL |
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r.. T..
% all kinds ~ - '"e sA'e Of SounIfJ Produce
..-i -l'sl.
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ublArfp wARE hrge as.orimcut Including Tea s,tt.
Spoons forss, Butter Knives Spectacles received
M" '"' safe ~ fllAs HALE, iO6 Main a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

n ' va" tNtECIED 500 tc.S r-rr, Ia. ,.na,o 49,,
I, ,f - expected On all next week. Custom.rs ~ -
-a win 49, any "a ih season, AMI have been nuiy sun
TrleE Their orders without iri.y m.
49, furnished at the Fuar price Of sac asb ,i atre
/, ,,gr -, 1---'l HuGH w. FRY
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NEw. nonh LIFE ,,-rn,NcE coMr.s,.-I t,'Iri

NEM WORK. LIFE iN-tRiNCE COMPARTMENTS
hotk llNls-rwo poiiyirs- Tor Ss1s a1J r ~
nv Lren promptly raid at III oTc. the par,ic. Lay
' uirH short time since. This
Any ior the WIDOW aud ORPHAN tan any other n b.in. y,
tT,helei All pT"uts Tor t-r-h Of ~. in
W ~,n Is E,nSraN ben about forty di;y per cent
ues interest ~ cent?
'tis way CREATES FUND addition L. thu Policy
"f nIuraAiion call a. the Agent. once No 20s Main
sueei-t4aaTr above the B-ufs. ''
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NEW MIeiC:-P. II. TAYLOR las Il,t received:
~ IT." kat,dHl P..En
Tic Irima Do waltz.
@ Played will .e most uHouudel applause Jrlsns ea
meg vJ->y., Sr,pE- -, 4, ...
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NofiCr To CoNrntCToRs-

- HtILHDd l'ProposziS Wl received AZ ~, osi. =,
soh aud Ohio Railroad Cuyingon until IN, isth ~
y eS ior The GRADUATION and masonry seventy
I've ls,o te above road Of EicL
Psag niy miles, lies OF Coynston. anl r. ,
A-NIt eatN mile Ka-
H-NLA river anu the mouth 81 SANDY arv ,b"r -
., DC igt-includng bridging tunnrilinc-fshrav<
4hd i We'll worthy the attention esponsbr con-
re ~estgrG seci as Of the above are mo- ready
sp-ciIon by the >th OF December. ~ -
Further Information De obtained
p4hy sulcts At C1sington and GGyandotte.
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Iui;N on TEpNv.
KNOW NfN 4urs PEr.gy---
dcr-i'uc,i do appoint -. '. sUy VA
either 90 them, aul in - ny 10y 'T
lions that ~ que
90 tir Ritlp. al E.ir.,t C-,.--
Ricinu.rl, "Wednesday J,y ~ U....t 7"
adjourned Thereof h-rr.y r,t,,-
stid attorney iu The premises. faIly as
aud voting person @''' "
In whereof. have ia-.,,.,
'iN Jay 'i . IA.
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HAlTAN, Dec 5.-Thc steamer Andes, With Liverpool
dates at the lCth, has put ia, short coal Her advice.
not later.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

W unsHiNNI NOfhE-The seauisr POCA q ss-1
ur The season. '''' ''' '''' -{r-iT
nH'lp Napt aiford, contnufs the route leaving
ps,e ssry hrsdry ansruosu fO usumore and feturn
sa'ss b'nore for kchmoud every saturday Afternoon
W. LlpLAM a WATSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

tx FsW CURE CULD, WITH UF,n
4 49, x ACHE AND SCHEMES or TIIr
81 - BODY, take t!e CdFEEY rsE A. on In,
~ =. 10 Del. an Ersp up warm, 10 sW..t Dunn
-. FOR A COLD AND COUGH tai. il r.,r,
g thr noon, and evening, arrurIiu. q. dire
Fl/+i 20 tons ON the bottle the dI..uIty s,u
=, -. SON &" removed None l.ny sic5-rf non,
= itt' tr.uil when they fuI 4 .iI h.. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

either in b- nsyi.ng NE services Dentist
au,inti InI .'n.'sd b calling my ore B,in~ ,r
from enc 20 full set, By ry mode WhiI he r or inserted
OF r condition ~ the moaih Indicate ' 'nay prefer,
Iiose wishing them Culd tavs III.
-, Afs.,eiaI gum ly atmospheric pressure cormGDIv
"ho prefer I7'ttHd Plates, tsheh .sa. think 49,
49,, 'od 20 purify can have them .liciou
door above 9TH street, Richmond Va " va "A'h' 'hird
oc.y-ti TliOS. II. EDNIUNns ns,,;.,
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%1iht.To IIiE STOCKHOLDERS or THE sICEunYD
~, NNp DAS.lLLE RAlLRoAp CoMPANY-rhe si>th An
uA h-rtinH - The stakeholder. Rchuoud and p.8yi
,tilroaa Company, will h held city of Richmond on Nj d.
NpHh pr'rn"sr liih l-3, AZ - ocrc, VI The lhf.
= usual nave thr privilege coming and returning
from the meeting, "i t's crys, free oi cf,r-r. N
p. NANDEURsEN, Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

cough which breaks them Of their night xi GB t
'y ttr CH'' i'.oE GA going 30 ted, may b. lr~ n
"a elrsl al consequently refreshing rest Cf.,
rr'i-. iIoa suffering. 1Ud Ultimate
saui ~i'D are thus Afflicted, by this ,f- r.u
PROM it- agreeable eject ia these MAN,
if 10 iurer. IL -~ when the Gr t +I
frusi $40 eminent PLysiciau.lu '-'4
g.. 81, FAhsgTsslLLF, Tenn, APRIL 10Th IssI
nave Fvtn year JafHk' FICgaZAt a rNt.n.i
OF Practice and dad !. 10 surp's every other remedy Ne nav,
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ESuTTEE.-l k,a-s Mountain Batte-, Tor sal, by
y ~ M-.u D y SkINkEE [

NNE MAY III HNpI'N NET.
w Oh, had We ai-v little Do; a owa.
Mhtrr ir iaras tuE suertiN 'hae alone.
wan The wunlnile vug.rcl-l around q ,s lo1,=.
Aid Cock Of BARTHOLOMEW : 90 teu - the hour.
T. pleasure 90 stink that earth while We -teyirs
That freedoms banner ta an 20 u. Is .y,r
With good health 90 those who hav, hsars W. en- .far
Iothirk u the poor Who has no Clock At h.u.u.
That Clock o. my fathers they say is uoru out
And Tor time ! must say 10 pulls about.
Hli while We live thcrg s hope viii
for BARTHOLOMEW the man who viii soon 10 repair
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

N"b fNlrs' very i..Irthr Stores lrI Cellar. sr rent
- 'n Wal street, nest H.|r m, one. r.. ,
'l w. 'nd g, ti 'Ie CORNER. occupied by Fr.nga
. l''fr Stores trr Nrsf rate stands ga ttrf
t' business Ani io r tenants ODE will b. Low a,r i,
,. BENJAMIN DAVIS ~. wall str.-t
" Under che City nlt..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

I TiHS GiL-stsNNi-. ATTORNEY AT LAM AN a
nj 4. van practise in the Courts Riehnoni Cir
ihc various duties Of Notary a. ~,
III so Esr hs attention to the " AN
81 NM "a ~ Isrso Ss4A1as. S-s.-SIs, o.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

W 80 fNp ttoltsts-I Si on~r to the citizens Az =
" anu public generally san
Aar' aIa Horses. direct from Kentucky All IN vbh
lneiatins
uaS-d&rf .,p p,,i "ALhEk,
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". !. BARTHOLOMEW. watsimsssr. Governor e..
nc22-du Two ds,-. ai.1ys 49,, n..,...I fs. .

'ENo fiRNiERs-Np NETTING EITP4.-We have j.st re-.
trNed e lot cf Army BrogsrE made superior
we ,u very high IN the quarter nailed 40 the bottoms.
Ad uobe sole iy have been tried ~ Yarn
ere "a NTs' ara they pronounce them the bet shoe
ever had They have lasted their ten months " con
s'lgr them ~" best Shoe W. have yvr seem
Those 10 want ~ F1sius at srcsy god can al them
our siort Also Mems PINE Heavy uugl Br.ts Tor ditch
rr, long legs fart'rrs will give call wbyl want
W .lT' thr uf
at ~ have had This year, aud invite i- OF
90 '' assam tlt that no pains v b. please
"a. tJrNFh, WATTS rUrNFY,
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"-.' CHRISTIAN LArHBOP
HBLNTED " ,Hr W. have ju.t received i.t.. ,r. f
Rated MaTs, .nhlu addition f.rn.r st..s MAKE.
cor s-sotturut complete. Do consist. .u p.ft,
Yea s'ts, PLAN Ir| frrIIvfi. t4uUfra
I't and Cote iIns t.1 Kettle.
H,bst. tuu.. rtIi. - rrI p.ssrri srt6r-
s.ur, Ot.t't nir-tNS iail'', Iut,r kui..s
Mustard and Spoons. -uHIItra lr.I Trav.
ttkc, ffut. o.. aus o. % kuivsa. Tea Belle
frut aud Cttr rtsttts .f elegant rttfsrrH
tasor~, rth chased sud plain Bottle All 81 't.
tov article 'r r ae 'i che lowest pu.ss, 1t1H W1ius
NV niIhltN 4 CO.
HNGNQrA hF'Ns io' it' OF ptnr r.nqa, t,rr- r.rsB,
ue2t '''' t,tL.,
a tlOfU M NftNtT CLOWNS fr.sh surpiy Of tt..
Handsome cloth and Velvet Co,ks iusi revived ,r r
''' leN DUDLEY A JOHNSTON.
80 No. if t,Eis s,usrr.
NlHstIiN FFNDtHs An additional srprfv f1s, q, t,ri
~ t"r schooner o'i'rr', 'ni mrsh ~
49,, e. > SINrON A co.
"'' s-nof nc circulsr. t,v. % Main 81.
'OGNAC BRANDY .'Ctstuan Go ""Ii.rnss.., coal
buruy Co. Brandy, hair p.rts, f1r sale ty
"r4 DAVENPORT, NttEN a CO.
SuGAR HOt-sr NOLkSSrS. a. bids superior, oo,rt, t
- s''r o. IHolNI DAVENPORT AtIEN a C1
NEW GOOp~ NV econ. I'm Che ftst t.u vi. 49,.
~ have receives, ilc following Goods. are lT.r
ing AZ greatly r.,iucci prices.
Rich Plaid ami nroraIr
Plaid Mcrinoes and Mousclaincs
Plain Mon. fltuts.
lace, Musin ant Linen collars
Ctmhr, sHd Muslin sleeves
lusie Caps, very chcsp
- Embroidered. Pointed and scoiiord handkerchief.
Together Nth large stock Hsnk.t. gisnp.. .ot Ns,
Goods q al description. wv
n"so DUDLEY JOHNSTON
ubLArfp WAREA large assortmcut inriuins t.. srtf.
Spoons forks Butter Knives Spectscles, Just received
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ny recent additions 20 stock, Nv. i .trr a. 80
'""prtr assortment We have this .,sn Of a..
consisting part Of: " 80 ' W ''' var
Hieh Printed aud Plain French and American Mou.ii,.
french aud English Mer no., ati Tibet Cloth.
It'h'"d ind Plain French Cloths, for S,ctu.s
A,.it CJid Cloths 'ur i-lli-s' Cloaks
Ecu Back aud CORD ClnakinE V,lvrt-, alt wiI,hs
ram aud Embroidered White Crane and Ti,b.t sl,wI.
HANDSOME Wrought and Printed Iiroer AMI Csshr,-- A.,
aiS STATE ahi other .yl-suf I-ayy Square and Ln- 10
si'A 'ui Wool, aud Nvrst.d pi.iIs, Tor Dresses
h f'i'n RAID anh Figured Co!ur- Black SiIts
WIN ln assortment Of woo.us BLANK.
h"ts, fihhhr ac, &c, ~hirI, Or ON very
, - VALENTINE, CRENSHAw A co
.. NO ~, corner 9th, broad al Capitol streets,
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Having rrrr1t.r,t fhlNs y kpW Oct
lag a@i y No, te~ Co Eeh%ond ssS sd
'he farmers generally performing .S, Leeetamsndng
THOMAS ~ .lr.htsd 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

'n-y oier on the most advantageous terms 10 ~, r.h...
fair and the public generally They wI SiS.
i attention To the sale OF all kinds OF esgnry mo
no2
AaIfS, BROWN. Jr. stn-is Iirokrr o-Fcc ~ Iss
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,T Our ENLARGEMENT has been made the occasion,
BY our contemporaries, of a good many kind, encour.
aging and gratifying remarks, for all which We are duly
grateful but We never received another testimonial
which we prize so highly as that of The Nears (N. j.
Mercury, which says;
of The TiJane we have lately spoken and it IS now
unnecessary to aludc to it, heightened character as
public journal It, subscribers in this City are among the
intelligent orderly and industrious and we presume Is SO
everywhere ", ucyer kc Of MiJcrai sentiments,
ot nuuf 10 his rorea amt gy0reing in his aspirations,
Lo IiLtd The TrijUac; and it is rare to find one with
liberal views who does not admit its claims upon the public
regard
We mean TO let this serve as an answer to the
next nineteen abusive attacks we receive on our char
acter and motives The authors of those attacks will
please understand that we intend no personal dis
respect in declining to reply 20 them, but consider
them sufficiently answered by the foregoing
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put on any opera with but little additional outlay His
ability to give performances six times week, ana on
yearly salaries, will, Of itself reduce the average
expenses onc-third each night The current expenses
of an opera are increased one-third oneha by its
being an occasional and not a systematic thing. The
abance Of the pragmatcal interference of government
as On the European Continent will much increase the
case and economy of such foundation fairly put in
practice here.
We have presented our views at length on this matter,
s We believe the business interests as well as the popu
lar taste and ciyy of NewYork are deeply concerned
in having such irst-cass lyrical institution seli-sup
ported in its artistic supplies. and forming common
growth with the national pursuit of high Art.
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In large city like this il is matter OF necessity
that the streets and the great proportion of places
business and private dwellings should be Lighted with
gas But hitherto monopoly OF the article has been
epioyed by two Companies, which, having their GUS
toners at their mercy, have levied exorbtant prices
for gas often of inferior quality few years since the
tax was So per 900 cubic feet but after much dis
cussion by the Press it was gradually and grudgingy
reduced the present price of So 80. We are happy
to learn that there is prospect that the monopoly
which Expresses the people at such rate may be Ell
fectvey broken up, and the cost OF gas reduced to
tolerable figure, by the advent OF competition. The
New-York Mutual Saving Gaslight Company" propose
as soon - their works ready, and they shall have
been allowed to lay their mains in the streets, to sup
ply private consumers with gas quite as good as any
furnished by either of the present Companies at only
50 so per 900 feet or to furnish their stockholders
at price not to exceed 81 ID per 900 feet and to
afford all persons opportunity of becoming stock
holders three fourhs of the stock shall be divided in
shares of S25 among all such citizens may desire to
subscribe to it, At the same time the Company will
supply the street lamps charge of only 81 % per
LOCO feet instead of 81 TO- the price paid by the
City The saving realized to the treasury by this diff
ference and by and cheaper arrangements for light
ing the lamps will be above $4,000 yearly if they
lighted every night they should be- or $50 900 they
are only lighted as at present
In order to carry out these proposals for whose exc
cuton satisfactory guarantees are offered, the Com
papy asks simply the permission to lay their mains and
conductors in the streets And this they design to do
on an improved plan. Instead OF putting single large
pipe deep under ground in the center of each street.
they will lay one each side close by the curbstone
ana comparatively near the surface. Thus the neces.
sty oil taking up the pavement to any considerable ex
tent is avoided and the of the street. while the
pipes being laid will be seriously interfsr.a
with. The Company viii expend 100000 on Their
works before laying single conductor in the sr.t
wear they will spend $500 600 in works, conductors and
otber 6xtures and thereafter 100000 annually till
they are able to supply customers in every part Of the
City. With this they ask no privilege, no monopoly
Thew do not wish to svoid competition and e1
press no desire to force the public to pay them
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enormously for article that others would gladly fur
nish az tWo-thrds or half the nrice

enormously for article that others would gladly fur
nish at two-thirds or half the price.
Such the plain and simple proposals of this
Company. They promise saving of from thirty-ive
to sixty thousand dollars year to the City Treasury
and Of hundreds of thousands to private citizens while
putting the luxury Of burning Gas within reach Of many
who are now deprived of it, They fair busnessike
propositions We do not however think they should be
Immediately adopted The contract to supply the City
with gas should, like every other contrac be made
of public competition and be awarded to the low
responsible bidder Very probably no one would offer
better terms than the Mutual Saving Company, If as
good but vet the chance should be thrown open. The
existing Companies need not be interfered with They
can continue in business only they will have to come
down to reasonable price In London there are sixteen
Gas Companies competing with each other with their
pipes in the same streets The result is that gass cheap
We need such competition here This monopoly is in
tolerable and let us be delivered from it speedily
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