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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-07-20
NUMBER NJ II]' $751; ,,'j
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
LII. 4

ToBAcco. The market on Friday was very active, ,
and general prices were fully as high, il not shade
higher than they were at the date Of last report.
On Sunday there was fine rain, which we.hope was
general one. The market on Monday showed no
falling of in prices, and thought II spirit
ed as at the close Of the past week. The impression
Is gaining decided strength that the inspections this
year Will be but little larger if large, they were
last year. the crop In weight is likely TO beconside
rably less than the last; added to this ihe general
receipts of loose have beensery considerably
less this year than they were last year, Oae fine
yellow hhd Of full weight sold to-day at SIS ~, and
another oil The same crop at s24 25.-.. > sa.,ys -
N. M. MARTIN & CO.
Sales of Tobacco by N. M. MARTIN L. Co.; hid {
w. b. Purse at SO so; Mrs. A. w. Archer at
10 20 and III 25; Mrs. s. d. Hankns at 9 C. I
u Lipscomb at l2 N. H. White al I2 so; al 10
IS and 10 IS; Estate A. p. w wight at 10 and 10
IS; }. Sims at IS and SO 3 Mrs. S. West at
30, 10 % and ii so; l F. Knott at 775; / M.
Satlerwhite al 8: p. Mitchell at IL; C.. Womble
al 6 25 and IL; w. A. Quincey at 10 81; I w.
A. Chapman at SO; w. ]. Newmon al ii and l2
SO; Mrs; M. @; Jones, aat7. Z IS. 8. 8 81. $40
81 and IL 25; W. Irby 10 SO, 10 62, ii IS and
II 40 Jno Bullock at z. at 10 and at 10 IS |;
Maj. W. Nj. Smeed at and 2 25 ; L Jas. Bullock
at Il %; Z. +. Williamson 10 25, L Mrs. N. Bul.
lock at 10 Is; 2 s. ID. Wright at g; 9 G. w. Cum
ningham AT 81 and ii 25 "A Geo. r. Baskervill at
10 SO, at 10 IS and III rs w. b. ROD well al 10
Ga and l2 IS; Col. G. +. Hamilton at IS; w.
v. Goode ats 62; Mrs. NJ. A. Balthrop al 8 25
and 10 %; X. N. kearny at IL; Capt. W..
HINT at 9 so; J. Z. Trisiy at9; N. B. Massen-
burg at Z IS; E. larry al IT'S and 9; 9 Jno. G.
Davis a; l2 25 and IA Jas Stamper al Ii and l3;
J. Morgan at A; ]. Stanback at l3 25; ]. Nj.
Daniel at ID; +. p. Paschall at l2; DR.. A.
Plummer at l3 2 Z. N. Watkins a, IL; w. H.
Boyd at iS-lhe last Is hhdato N. Il: Thornton.
DIR. A. Plummer at Is SO aid G Tinsdsle al Is
<5 10 G. Wortham-I w. p. Solomon at l3 25;
A. w. King al Is; Thos. E. Green at l3 25 !
Col. Y. r. Hamilton at l3 25 L. P. Paschall at
1.-the last 10 A. Thomas e. Son-I Morgan;
H. W. Watkins, at Is and 1 al Is 25, and J.
). Norwood at II 75-the last hhds to T. e. S.
Hardgrove. szl-s q 80.
HIeH PRIcEs Fer HALIFAX ToBAcco. Sales of
three hhds. tobacco for Mr.. X. S. Mile, of Halifax
county, by Barksdae & Read:
No l, weighing. 1910 nett, to Mr.. Jas. Thomas,
al S55 IS per 100.
100. -G'- :. ~
No: 3. weighing slO nett, to Capt. E. A. Smith,
at Sl3 40 per 100. -
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For the Standard.
A PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
To The People Of the Fourth Congressional District Of
North Carolina.
Whereas, by virtue of the authority vested in me
by the constitution and laws of my country, did,
without FIRST consulting Mr.. A. NJ. Lewis, ndite and
write letter TO connection and friend. Of John.
ston cornty, (but through inadvertence no doubt,
sent to the wrong address,) on the subject OF the
Congressional election in that District. And where
as, am induced to believe that the said A. M. Lew
is is endeavoring excite at least rebellion, If not
a bloody revolution on account of the same.
This is therefore TO warn the people, not to suffer
themselves be melted to of violence blood
sired on account OF the alleged breach of etiquette.
And whereas, as soon am put in possession Of
the specific charges Of the said Mr. Lewis, will, il
necessary vindcate myself as well as prove that
Mr.. Lewis has shown himself as oblivious OF the
rules of etiquette, in taking copy of private and
confidential letter, and attacking man behind his
back, as the person who furnished the said copy il
of the prophecies that pertain to gentleman.
- &C., BENZ. C. COOKE. z
WASHINGTON CRY, July 9, 1858.
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w We shall copy, in our next, from the Pet
ersburg Intel]igencer Of the 18th, the manly and
satisfactory letter Of L. OBJ. Branch, Esq, in rela-
ton to the Raleigh and Castor and Greenvle and
Roanoke Roads. The InteIligenccr of the 18th
refers to this letter in captious spirit, and does
itself the credit Of Juggling Democracy into the
controversy. The course of the Intelligencer, #
approved By hepeople Of Petersburg, will certainly
not tend to strengthen the good feeling now exist
ing among many of our people towards that City.
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We see in the Wing papers statement, that 7l9
is the grand total of removals from Office by the ad.
ministraton since the 4th March. Wings think this 8
great number; forgetting that in ls40 Frank Gran
ger removed sepenieeu hundred Democrats from the
Post Office Departments alone!
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Eg Mr.. Henry Hardie, of Raleigh, and Mr..
w. Montgomery, of Caswell, were licensed as pro-
bationers to preach the Gospel, by the Orange
Presbytery, which assembled at 1Isborough, on
the 5th instant. Mr.. Willis L. Miller, of Raleigh
was taken under the care of the Presbytery, as a
candidate for the Ministry.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-07-20

nNFriday, the 18th instant, the Commissioners viii
proceed 10 LET out, TO The lowest bidder, the work
OF building, or repairing, the bridge across Nease
River, known az Baitles Bridge.
/ July llth, 1858. 67-H.
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Reuiew. 'that Mr.. Dickens could be persuaded for
once, if only for the sake of variety and truth to ma.
ture, to become acquainted with one decent minister
Of any denomination, and give US his portrait as an
offset TO the disgusting hypocrites he delights to
paint. Is there no such thing as an honest man in
England preaching the Gospel!''
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City WITH TWELVE THOUSAND INHABITANTS
DEsrRoyED. In the foreign news by the Atlantic,
published yesterday, it is stated that, the lst Of
May, the City of Shiraz in Persia, was destroyed,
with twelve thousand cf its Inhabitants by the shock
Of an earthquakes This is the second city in Persia
and in former years had population of 10000 per.
sons but an earthquake in 1924 nearly destroyed it,
IL was formerly place of grea, beauty, and is cele
brated by the Persian poet Hafz, who was native
of Shiraz, for its beauty and fertility. Since the
earthquake of 1924, il has greatly declined in both
most of its public structures having been ruined by
that calamity.
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On LoRDY. new paper has just been started
at Vevay, la. Of course We wish it may have a
good time OF it. The following paragraph cut from
the first number is " a brick. " Don't you think
SO!
These swee, evenings, how pleasant it is to stroll
by the sweet silver light of the moon,' over the
beautiful grassy fields and meadows, and listen te
the whisperings Of the gentle dew as il descends
bene6cenlly TO invigorate the grass and flowers
which are scorched throughout The day by the pene
trating rays OF TIM summer sun. :" -; tt.s,.' !.
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EY- The people of tho State will learn with re-
gret, from the following letter, that the Hon.
Thomas Rufin has declined to act as Commits
soner for revising the statute laws:
RALEIGH, July 11th, 1853.
SIR feel greatly honored by the confidence of
the Legislature in associatng me with the two dis
tnguished gentlemen previously appointed, to revise
the Statutes OF this State; and should be pleased
if could with ProPrety accept the appointment.
am obliged. however, to decline it, as am unwilling
to undertake duty which may not be able to per.
form as ought. The work is of great importance
and OF some difficulty and it were better that it should
not be done all than that it should be we'll done.
10 dc well much time, study and labor requisite:
more, am sure, than it would be in my power, con.
sistently with other engagements to devote to the
execution of my fair share of it. hope shall not
be considered ungrateful in asking be excused on
this occasion, as fully believe the other gentlemen
to be entirely competent TO the task, by themselves
and that they will execute it, without me, the satis
faction OF the Legislature and the country
ain. sir, with the greatest respect,
Your Excellency's most obi servant,
THOMAS RUFFIN.
His Excellency, Gov. REID, Raleigh, N. e.
re- We observe that some removals of Clerks
have recently been made at Washington City
that is, Federalists have been put out and Demo-
cfats put i'll. 1hls IS as IL snOulu De- Inc peO-
pie expect to see their principles carried out by
Democratic agents. We never could recognize
the propriety or wisdom of feeding and support
ing man, who makes war on ths very principles
to the triumph of which he owes his support.
The Wing policy has been to denounce proscrip-
ton before the election and to practice it most un
sparingly after the election. If Gen. Scott had
been elected, nearly every Democrat would have
been removed from Office, and but few, if any,
appointed. We entertain as little respect as any
for the business Of office e-begging; but aside from
this, we trust the process of publication will &C
on. Spare Wing from sympathy, and, as a
general rule, he will repay you for your sympa
thy with interest, the first opportunity that
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The LATE BISHOP IVES. The New York
Church Herald has been furnished with letter,
written by member of tue Episcopal Church in
North Carolina, to Bishop Green, which states that
Mrs. Ives will return home with her brother, DIR.
Hobart, he having received notice from the Pope
that DR.. Ives would be ordained prestin the sum-
mer, and could no longer be considered as her
husband"
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GY The people of tho State will learn with re-
greet, from the following letter, that the Hon.
Thomas Ruain has declined to act as Commits
sioner for revising the statute laws:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-29
sTEAM MARBEEl WORKS,

STEAM IARBEEl WORKS.,
s6iys 6e MARKET ST., WHEEIlNG,NA,
TVNHE SUBSCRIBERS having made extensive arrange.
ncnts in the East for the supply OF Marble anI co
attention rctects BuilLers and the public IN ge
tlc inspection OF Ills stock, consisting OF Itaal
Erytau Sienna Ae and other Marbles OF tho finest
uGslfttc which sold lower than anyother estabiS
Dealers would find tito their advantage tonspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done IN tho most elaborate style ana ne
would invite tho attention of purchasers to examine his
stock tauary and other carved work, Monuments Gen.
otanl,s Tombs Head and foot stOes &c. and GraVe yard
work in every variety being by his superior ocil
ies supply this work at prices than
any other establishment lii the country.
tS- - MICHAEL j. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
1s-Also CaIeined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
of the lowest trade prices. 81 s! !ss-I va.
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sa ADAMS q CosS- ~
NOTICE

NssV betSeet PaGdtt'
NifIi 5hfq, Nels York, BostOn and bEe Easfsa 4.
1NHE public respectfully inlormed that we have
1 made arrangements by which we shall run
F''l DniIy ExPFes6 !ia ~ .tsIis
From Baltimore 10 Whcelng via Baltimore ana
EasleTn Exprcss 10 aud vnI all the Cities anu Towns o.
tie Eastern and Middle States We arc nov 10
forward by this route descriptions 0flight and yRluas
bio Goods: Packages. Bank Rlls Seciei JewelTy. ssqt
IN Spced lin charge oIcAreIll Messengers. -.,,,
ING daily, at 8 oc,ock, A.. N. EeaSe BAEplMCRE
dAilyi at7s p. 81. !. g 's'si+ .fs ,,ra n,
'HSrd sntStSf toYNA ADAMS & co!
oFFICEs-MarkCts Street., Mcclure House:
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Pemberton House.
Wnter atrcet, RclOIx Hlonroe.

~ f-4'i IN WHEEEIhG, VA 5.s zls.s. ,{tf :
ETA. M PEeMRERTON announces TO his Old friends anu
te public GeHerallE that he has located In the com
modous LEX buildsg fotlnetly known ss ihe 81 J.,
pFe;a ed to In go style at
prices The PcMberton House is situated Immediately
on te Steamboat Landing and near the Depot OF the Bal
tin6fe and Ohio Railroa aordlng PASSENGERS Tor the
cars or naekrt boats convenient stopping place The
proprietor respectfully invites the aentionot his old
friends TO his house, and socits share OF public
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-29
something worth seeingI
Npw y q I'oPHING % Rooms,

ans NEW @ L0FHING G ROOMS. i,i
TTAViNG now completed my rooms am beitor pre-
pared accommodate my cstonlcrs than eyer be-
TOre and at such low prices will aStolsh the
Come nn and try me. Renlember tia my place Is q one
door above the old corner, 80 long occupied by IS
ssiess r me to undertake enumerate my stock. the
variety is so great. Il je20 a. NJ. ADAMS :,
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

No. - Main, st., Centre wheeling.
" REP constantly inland an OF Tho latest
oIParlnr, shop and Cooking stoves Their WestsIn
Virginan," coal sIoye cannot be surpassed ~ any
orthem within the last six moths to
take them back they did not give and have
They also keep constantly on ad the latest style Of
Arch Gratcs warranted equato any made n tniS
also cast Iron Sinks and variety OF all argesln TIE
Found ry line, which will be sottlow for cash.
attention. will be paid 70 IL knusO OI Jop
wo,R 'V'Ff7flF. ~ d&WtG-dug.3 8.
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pRYes e s u IFsEs' 5:ss :. :

Chenlicalss Peri ffdneTy &C., &c.
N H. CRURRiRAGlERelg-w would announce to his
u ffcEds and the public generally That hayiIB
cd the interest senior rafAe Ia the business atcy
coniueteI under the rm Of J. crnmeacker q son, Lc
viii CONTINUE the same the old stand, No. I1o, Main ST.
ana yould respcctfly solicit and trusts merit con
nancs soil b6rny oGth OLD Hr
e has lust returned from the Ease cities, and Is now
onening an extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs amt
Chemicals, Perfimery, Fancy 6rtie dscy all OF which,
were purchased eeF strict persOnAl ARD VIII!
scrn1oua regard 10 purity OF are now ohere
10 the pnbic on Tho most Tcdsdnable teflts lN.
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4GEORGH 1GEETDEIl


r now receiving LARG y Lotto FSeAAFPMEIs A FITS X iRuGS,
Il MATS AND MATING, Also Table and Floor oie
assortment Furniture OF oyerY hescEnton Git AMI
Mahogany Framed Looking gasseS Gsss vsnlls
Mahogany VaneerS, VhrnisIt HaIclet t'nrled Hair
SHRINE Eaelna Notions, Brass and MahQsany RndST
Get All which win be sold at the ang2i
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A5H
91ITYII j BIJ 81 Js'|INl .Es.s|.

ApB'T fbRsYTni 3. u. HOPKINS. M FoltsYTlt in.
EORBZTH9t& q HoPKtSISJ9 'ss'ih
SSgeeessefS % Forsyth md Bakery ,ttfel
. fe2isR = rs ding Hua Z = s',sit8g \
@ OIhh I'M { 3 81 / b N M q re u q liG
& PRODUCE "a M tEaLOU UIR RE4EERS,i ES'
elet oi,'A1if yYkeetSnH, Va ~; . p ',H..!l q
TAVJNGS comniet ntS East and West
III iIor Tho safe ind speedy trapst Of Merchandise and
Produce, tender TO the ruhllc, with
INSURANCE that facilities unsurpassed; HOMO
havinga Railroad track running into. and being worry
0lher bndlnSR, gives hlT
friends greater security for their property.
gleSole Agents forthe tlutliasoreaad Ohio TrGns-
II07iation Line, through dirett to hiLddelphiG.
M Il Having tlRcify "a, tonsi iio charge
'iarQf a ~ = tts.iS t'5i = F'ss &H.
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1sa
THANFRIii .fSr stins 81 ~ II fonage heretofore
eiE bestowed un0n HIM tho n woald EeApect9l'
a Iy inform Ids friends and tte ReneFsHY shat he
eonnucs to manufacture ihe aq 70 named articles III
athoir variety which he has on hand asoOd as
soFtment for wholesale and TeA atE9fg low nTteest
He Keeps ON haT cooking tl0fes Inc most SP
nrovcd patterns for coal aud WOOL -.ii a2..1s E
Job work will continue attention
and ho executed with promptness and tat VIII
md B. vARNIsYAno,s. MRlnat.
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LII those who are DESTROYS pIeseFgtpg the memory
OF themselves and and friends, can Do 30 most ehec-
uay by calling without deay,at y larbeips Baguer-
reoype ooms at the OF Main and atreets
tTes which be obtained with the same degree Of
M l.. TAI RELIi, Haaadt9e0typtSt,
Corner OF Main and Blddlc streetss, ~
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MoLURE. HousR.

( ,5iT A.NFs9 CARRoTaT,, PR0PRfHEoR. Il
st.i,r.2 WHERLlEGl VA e5 .t.g,s & bs5.Sjl
been recently COMP At cost or Over slg9 f9n M
" md fns in the VeFy best style. tt e0ut4Ins all
lie 5Sijhit0s In use Id es Eastern Hotets and Is
rhs 1pTiefor hayfng been IN one
tbe best 6teis ate bis
iha style insIi6Tto none ye6t OrS east
sollcits their favor ili % ssis lfeht
II TT'T So GAR CURED ,llAAi5I s1.4i
Is TIERGRs aTtiels inst received and
~ pais BY u9 jiEis sz1 y is.s
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. sPring and sammsI e, 9lething. S2t.I5

SprlnR and, SunMSEI O4Yb4AA4I4HE
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, .Jit
NNoUNCRS 10 his old rtends and customers ami The
"a public generally that having business;
Ire rs now Wing at his new IN
or every color, quality and variety. Plain and sncy
cASSIS kRES; Silk Satin, and all Kinds OF
stable Tor the EPing and Summer and IEhteh no WIN
HISIro Ir11stO order the IN the besL
ntqNneT ana latest etyle, His fRacy DcPartl4Aeut
c1hfaces SHIFTS OF every Kind, Collars, iahd
kSfth6Ts Cloves Uhde shrts Dfsy9ets, StoctiGs and
every article kept in Gentlemens geleral
store ITyou want the best ont in the ea
Quarters, South room llGG HOUSE, Weter street.
Sl'ff -
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Hft.4 . REFERENCESss ri .sff no .t-sF4fH Z,
G g Jamison, Esq, Casiier hank OF baltimore.
u SpTigg, Esq, Cashier Merchants Bank.
Trueman Cross, Esq Cashier Com. Ss Farmers BankS
Meesrs lGFcenway e Go, Bankers, baltimore.
- John Sullivan g Sons, ,.,ty" ass sv, -.l
ss s g Baker Go, VI Wheeling. -
Mr. Jas r Rlker, IS. -7'' - 20, 0
MF Z Il Swearingens So ths ~ -
,ucB-Gash al vaneea made on consignmcuts. dec6
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- VIII EEI e.. 3 l51. Il 80 4,
ial sPIfFlhIiNG is.s 9E = 1898; 1898 .,.l,
a''isl MN. q. Sci BY .pa
II ffHtOReiRrls & ,IlolllS RRrY O. Gods, =

e41ei MN. n. SEEBY,s ago 81
fi, iWH0HESAEE DEALER IN
n et8otsIgn & u Ileille9li dry g qetls,
No. LII hqa ST., Wsst sfe, 6et.9sen Monroe roe. Gna
~ V''''f wheeling iVa!,Si 80 Eis Z il
rs NOW inrecelpti of Dis Styling stock Of Dry Goods
fsrs is complete and deslfaSleia stoekSi
ng s y SS sifeS f&ssS 5GS
attention OF eonslStngo IT pa
DRESS GOODS.
haIs, etc., with avefy stock ofprRts Inc best
oP 2s sS Aiis eSSRafts Innings aud
isili Y ise, MENess WEAR, .,ra ~ i. 80 fe
In cloths. eassimes, sattInetts meLtno csssimeres,
MIS- blue drills, brown linens linen drills naneens and
wool brPsh bats ee, with full at9ek Of linen aud cot,
drinss, iekings, cheeks shirtng stripes ETC. brown
and bleached mgss with good stock OF white goods
- quo NOTION LINE,
Ascambrcs, jaconets, Irish linens aees threads but
Ny whole stock will be ieund unsurpassed, as well In
maj mara5 3. = = s. : w T. sE1BY.
McCLALLRNS q KNOX, n
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
BOOTS 4AN.D SHOES, MEMS IND
i, 4I, Boys' Hats and GgPs, at The
nell knotOtt stand Of tie
BIG r led B00Ts
YETE arc now TeceIyng from QUE Easterh Manufacturing
tyed assortment OF boots and Shoes for Falp1h Winter
BEEN sai order to os
tions ana are intended expressly Tor retailing our
regular customers and all others who may avor US with
CALI offer an unusually large variety OF Boots aud
Shoes sggan g9aty H. Sh o. m material aud
paro the United states Our stock will be found to con-.
sist, IT. part Of the following seasonable goods;
Dit 80 No. 1871. a...
Fs70r NGg,s ROOTS woNgs,s oAtrRRs, uALE
1 900 mens ii' thick boots, 2ooprwomens CATERS,
sS S9Sa do SS Dc Dc a nts55s
sS Dc EfSESa @ 5an Zip
SS$ s$ stts!s @
1000 pair boys thick bootees, 300 do kip do
500 sss. calf do a 800 DO -. Iilsnlno,- Iligl no..
5oopt Boots, 100 do SIsI Sisss sia
eS sS Ike aa sfSa5sa EHitsEs S8a4rr,
R aSS
4 t50o3 do sthick do 81 900 childrnn's peg'd"
1000 youths do do 1000children's goat
56o, iboysnnd youths calfdo anM snors.
woMYH'S 1900 pairs mems, ladies and
coo lii do 400 doz mems plush caps,
1900 kip do tsl 81 800 :, - wool hats,
900 wood band boxes. .zss {. "a ly.at
Thankful for the beraI heretofore extendedto
US, We solicit continuance OF the same. - 49, "
sen3 11L.ELL3 1ti AcCkAAkENs. q AAENooA AAENoA-
i ae. ,5i Thomas II. Gibson, s.da5.
PLUM Err AND GAS FITTER, :.
No. 5 Union ST, opposite G.. H. Berry Rope store.
)EGS leave 10 inform his friends and the public in
fitting Su ina ali It's VARIOUS branches G re Sb
Gits share publ patronage. siss fl9t "a
He has eonst4ntlyog hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hydrants, cistern ruIns bath boers
water closets wash basis, cold watep toltai for ho
tslS coolers for private milies, hot aud cold
shove baths, bath lead and iron Glnqe bSns lead
eofns hutters Tor aud al other
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories, etc. filled UP with
IsSEEff s5,Sat
Also. chandeliers, pendants, brackets, bear lights,
candle burners etc - ts.t'l- - Sls
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and this is the extent OF their naturalization. II
they can be nationalized with ''spoIs"-f they can
be bought up to harmonic without any abandon
ment Of their antagoniStc positions, then the Adj
minstraton Of Gen. Pierce will have accomplished its
end-all that il seems designed to effect The patro-
mage and power Of the Government viii have been
consigned to the hands Of the very men whose only
aim and object was pronounced, by Union Demo
Gratis but recently, to be the overthrow of the Gov
eminent and the dissolution of the Union. These are
the fruits Of the Democratic triumph Of 1859. That
the extremes of the party had no other object for
their combination to elevate the nominee Of the Balt
Convention to the Presidency than to gain pos
session ofthe power and patronage of the Govern
ment, tic sequel shows. Free Soil Democrats
endorse the appointment of SecesSioniSts, and Sc
cessoniSts endorse the appointment of Free Soiler-
They have achieved their purpose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-16

Alta meeting NJ the Board Of Director. Of the Virgins
central Eiiroad Company, the oh Of September 500,
the following rosglution adopted viz:
Wherea' hc Agricultural ESss'y Of Virginia propo.
20 hold iaF in The city Of Richmond ~ 81. month Of
November next and this Board bang Disposed 10 ad q,
audabe an enterprise IN its infancy
Rsso'st That on the present oOClson ~ persons ex-
mbitng evidence OF being uember Of the Society and Nil
articles intended for exhibition shall be carried aud re-.
tu''cd over this rOau free d charge but the COMPANY
will not be- icagusibc Tor any accidental injury or loss 10
persons or property ssIjed.
NorE-lt Is possible that Subjects fOT exhibition
Esy be of red thau the Company have conventcr, ,sp
for ran'poiang To prevent d.appoutmeut. owner.
should cOiief Nith tD- Superintendent DAYS before %,
Far H. gpNTAiNE, Prest