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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DsTRIcT W e
publish his we k the doings of the Conv ntion
of the District on the 23d inst, which we under
SIND. was well attended and harmonious. and
which resulted in the unanimous nomination of
Oscar /. Shalter, than whomno ablera st ong r
man could be found Now as the Free Demo
Gratis are to support Mr. Neacham in the First
District, and as they have not only withdrawn al
opposition TO Mr.. Sabn il the Third District, bu,
helped 10 renominate him in Republican Con-
vention-(a fact of which we were not apprist d
when two weeks ago we made remark OF two
on this dstrict.) We think the wings should
certainly have the magnanimity to give him thei,
support. At least we trust every Free Dem era,
in the district will vote for him
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

ORANGE CouNrY-As will be seen this week
by the report and nominations of the Free Dam
ocratic Convention held last week in Ora &c Co.,
that our friends there have not been able fully to
agree to run one ticket. We greatly regret this;
but, as til friends of each ticket have requested
we have published the proceedings all round. that
each should have fair hearing in the paper tn y
are supporting. A reply, however, to the Estate
ment of Facts which WE published in re alton
to the first Convention, was not received till our
paper was full and more than full of pledged
matter, else we would have inserted it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

Hon. Geo. W. Bailey. whom the Patriot as
sails so freely as an old Fedetalist, Wing, and
new conner and oflicous meddler in eur county
affairs, was from one of the most purely demo
cratic families in Vermont--was himself warm
democrat and soldier in the war of 1912, and new
er acted with the wings since they bore the name
but was ever firm and unchanging Liberty man
from the first start of that party, and has adher
ed to it, through all its changes of name from
that time to the present He sought not the place
of chairman of the County Committee but being
native and former resident of the county and
well acquainted with its affairs, yielded TO the wish
of others in accepting the place. So much fr
the facts ; and as to the slang with which he is
assai!ed, Mr.. b., we presume, will ask no one TO
reply TO it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

" Ezra Kidder, Cyrus Brown, Shubeal Whee-
Ter, and Roderick Richardson, L. p. Red6eld,
A. nj. Jackman, and the rest of the democracy
OF this County, outside, gave d. P. Thompson
the place he now holds. ~. Patriot.
1t seems then that these gentlemen, last year
were all democrats, supporters of the Admins
tration. They are Eastlnan's candidates, this
year. Pierce, Douglas & Co., are satisfied with
their democracy. Their election will stregthcn
the hands of the Administration, and show to
the world that Washington County approves
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. Can a
Free Democrat vote for such men Are the
ireemen of Washington County Northern dough-
faces, bod carriers to the Slavery autocrats I
Let them answer these questions at the ballot
box. Farr Drxocv,r
That Is not sold and can q be sold.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

their political sins, PROSTATE, powerless and SO
humbed and peuiteRt as not only to relinquish
their own vile platform, but absolutely to adopt
all the essential elements of your own. And
you also behold the other old party, for its
monstrous treachery to its professed creed of
Jefferson Democracy, and unblushing subserv-
ance to the Slave Power, rent into factions, re-
pudiated by its best leading members, and every
where deserted and denounced by its betrayed,
honest masses, who are leaving it in digust to
exc out its existence only by the power Of Fede-
raj patronage, which, we all see, can be its pol
icy of insurance but two short years longer,
then, SO far as its fe in the free States, at least
is concerned, to fall to pieces Of its own rctten-
ness.
But find you no encouragement in all this I!
Find you no implied acknowledgment of the
Righteousness of your principles, and worthi-
ness of your past labors! See you nothing in
this State of things, SO clearly indicative Of the
breaking up of the other old parties whose iron
bands have been SO long the great obstacle to
your success, to make you feel confident of q
brighter day! to make you feel that, in reality
you are, at this hour, in tenfold stronger Pc
sition than you were ever beforel Have you
not prayed for this very condition of the ole
parties, and prophicied the triumph of YOU
cause on its occurrence and have you eve
seen time when that long desired event ap
peared so near at hand as now
If such then is the real strength of our posi-
ton, and the current of popular opinion is re
ally so strongly setting in favor of our creed
if we still hold on to our organization to b
even handed with such of the old parties a
refuse to give up theirs; so that whatever in th
State ticket which is not right can be made RICH
conditional to our cooperation with them afte
this campaign, need we exercise the jeasous
and vigilance required of Us formerly, or fea
the exercise of little more libcrality as t
the men we support where the principle is SAT
in their keeping
All these conditions are worthy of your re
Election in the peculiar situation you find youl
selves, Weigh them all well-go to the ball,
box and deposit your suffrages in manner whic
shall speak accordingly, but which you shout
be very sure, will count only for freedom.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

who had formerly acted with the Free Demo-
Gratis, as nominated by the Republican conven-
of August Sd. and filled out the ticket with
Free Democrats. The report was accepted and
then motion was made by union man to lay
it up onthe table, which failed. Then, the ques-
ton being upon the adoption, much time was
occupied, principally by members of other par
ties, in opposing its adoption. A union man
said, if we adopt that report it will be political
suicide for US, Republicans. The Wings will
20 and nominate clean ticket of Wings, and
they will never have any confidence in US again.
At last the question was taken on the motion to
adopt and lost by two votes; twenty-threc votes
against and twenty-one in favor.
Such a result would never have taken place
had the members remained till the close. 1t
was about dark--writing could be done only at
the windows-members had far to 60 and could
not be induced to tarry longer; while the union
men generally held out to the last The Con-
vention now adjourned sine die; when ra-
quest was made by Free Democrat, for all
true Free Democrats, who had come there to
make new nomination, foreman and transact
their business. The Free Democrats now Or
ganized by appointing Howard Griswold Chair
man, Levi Washburn Secretary.
They then adopted the following list for
County Officers.
(For nominations see ticket under editorial
head, head designated as 60 Free Democratic
Ticket.")
Levi Washburn, B. w. Dyer and L. F. Pea
body were appointed County Committee.
Voted to instruct the County Committee t.
have printed for the use of this County, the
following State ticket -
For GOrerner,
LAWRENCE BRAINARD, of St. Adams.
For Lieut.. Gorerner,
RYLAND FLETCHER Of Cavendish.
For Treasurer,
DANIEL BALDWIN, of Montpelier
Voted to instruct the Secretary to request tn
publication of this days doings in the Gree,
Mountain Freeman and Green Mountain Her
aid. Voted to adjourn sine die.
HOWARD GRISWOLD, Chairman.
LEVI WAsHBURN, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

The Vermont Patriot is in foam of rage
about the political affairs of this County After
perssting, contrary to the well known sentiments
of the mass Of his own party even, in sustaining
the Nebraska perfdy and the worst propoganding
schemes of the administration, the editor now re-
fuses to eat of the legitimate fruit O. the Tree
his own hand has planted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

Free Democratic and Democratic Ticket.
RoDHaIcK RICHARDSON. For Senators.
EZRA KIDDER, '
LoREszo BLACK County Judges.
CYRUS Brown,
TIMOTHY P. REDFIELD, States Attorney.
SHUBAEI WHEELER, Judge of Probate.
ANGER M. JAcKMAN, Sheriff.
LUTHER MORSE, High Bailif.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
ORLEANS COUNTY

VRLEANo COOfI 4.
Free Democratic Ticket.
GEORGE Putnam, For Senator.
SABIN KELLUM, }ro,,,. r.,,
j. d. HARDING. ooullIy ouoses'
HORACE PIERCE, Sheriff. y
S. A. WILLARD, States Attorney.
GEORGE NYE, Judge of Probate.
E. G. BABBIrT, High Bailiff.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
Republican state g'icket.
Republican County Tickets.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
JAMES GREEN, N
HIRAn SoNHs, so0"'' '
OBADIAH WooD, Sheriff.
F. F. MERRILL, States Attorney.
NELSON A. CHASE, Judge of Probate.
e. W. CoRsE, Bailiff.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
ORANGE COUNTY.

ORANGE COUNTY.
JOHN WAITE, vi 0e'a'ofS'
JOHN LyNpE, ! ,.;..
LEVI TABOR, ASSISTANT jugs
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
J. S. MOORE, Bradford District.
]. B. HurcHlNsoN, Randolph District.
ABIJAH HowARD. ia, States Attorney
G. G. P. BALDWIN, Sheriff
JEREMIAH DODGE, High Bailif.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
Free Democratic Ticket.

Free Democratic Ticket.
JouN WAITE, }e co..
LOREN GRIswoLD, ro r.a.
JOHN LYNDE, ooh'J 0"us''
-, States Attorney.
JOHN Fl. WOODWARD, Sheriff.
JUDGES OF PROBATE:
LYMAN HINKLEY, Bradford District,
Howard GRIswoLD, Randolph District.
PELErIAn CoRLIss, High Bailiff.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
GORGE IDE, High Bailif.
LAMOILLE COUNTY

HORACE POWERS, for Senator.
NATHAN FOSTER, lco,n+u .1,dcos
SAMUEL PENNocK, 00'n'9 'uus'''
THoNAL GtEBD, States Attorney.
RUSSELL S. PAGE, Sheriff.
GILES A. BARBER, Judge of Probate.
CHARLES S. PARKER, High Bailiff.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
CALEDONIA COUNTY

CALEDONIA COUNTY.
G asa L. F f: Sa1s'' For Senators.
HARRY MOORE, }Countv JUDGES.
DANIEL W. AIKEN, '' '"
CHARLES s. DANA, Judge of Probate.
EDWARD A. CAHooN, States Attorney.
Horace EVANS, Sheriff.
GEop1 II Inr Hinh RniEf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

Having inserted several communications in ia
vor of the Republican County Ticket, we are
asked by an old Free Democratic subscriber,
his side hearing also; and cheerfully comply,
by giving place to his communication as found
below. Ed. FREEMAN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
Tbe fireman.

mr. All communications to the FnEEaAN, whether on bust
ness paper for publication, should be addressed
postpaid, to the Editor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.

ExCHASGE-E Brittinghsm, Lady and child, Miss
Woody, Eistville Va; HUMPHREYS New Orleans: n
ffonsdAld, La: w Saunders, Ne; q b Penrose ] w
Penrose, Mrs Penrose aud daughter New Orie,ns Nc
Laurin, Wilmington; g Brown, Buckingham; Peace.
HALIFAX Va; Thos J Spencer. wm Bouldio Charlotte
Gu; wseg.. Ameli.; r Bl.ctn,p. Va; O W
bowman. Oraogeburg; w W Gordon, Tsppahanock;
B'hop Atkinson, Raleigh; c Hines. Pa: J Worsbau'
Petsrsburg; Dr. J Corbip, Columbia, Ala; J Berry.
Providence, La; b Williamson, Va; Holcomb o.
OF Va; Bunsrd, Petersburg Paine, Bait G Bstly.
Arlington; Lghuoot Williamsburg; T S. Horrisf n
Kent CO. Flanagan, Va; r Arrnstesd, wmsbure;
q Toylor Gloucester.
COLUMBIAN.-Col n Scott, A Webster, An.H,.
Cnpt Frsbue. Chesterfield; J A James Lypcbburg. g
Eosester, G W Webb. Davis. J TSomo.,
y Robinson, WORKMAN, Reissesu, Amelia: r. r
siggoo Lsnehburg; w Melton, yCRR; INV Lock.
EFT, Richmend; Glesvs, Wythe; T Branch and son.
White, Petersburg; s Peasants, Va; A Saunders
ID r; Robinson, J w Robinson, Petersburg +. ] N
Sublt, Garbage, T Dent, Po-hatan; II Jones s IS
Jones, Cumberland; Stokes, Richmond; X Stevens
Juge, Portlan's Mills; n Ave.ton Chesterfield.
welt and Niece, Tenn G Jets, Powhatap; q T Young
Gainesville.
AAERICAN.-R n Balls, N A Balls, Norfolk. "
Smith, Shaker. Philsdephis; T X Parrsr n O. +
Jones, Darret, Va; G Clarke, Hsiif.I; w King i
n Miller, lady and son, Amelia; J Newman p w PAW.
Lynchburg d Trent. Cumberland; S Clarke Chester
field; w ID Alexander, Ga: @ d Boydeu, NC % Plea,
ants Rchmend; Mulan, Warren; " Harton and lad,
Mrs Wbeelock, Boston; Remedy, G Thomas PhilsdeI
phis; FAcGru, lady and child, New York.
UNITED STATES.-J G Carter, Virginia: w Carton
Lynchburg. A Gooch. Gordonsville; s Tllman. @ n
Harris, Bruusvick Capt A McCauslaud, Del Jas LYON
Ohio; Roberts, Richmond; Jno P Collier, W N West
Va; Carbon, Mrs Carbon, Miss Carbon Napsemond
Flick, Harrisburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.
aAlLINd OF OCEAN sTEANERa
PORT OF RICHMOND, sEPTENBEI
ARRTVED
IRRTVED

schr Caroline, Taylor, -Four Milo Creek, mdss.
Sehr Cloud, Johnston, Days Neck, wheat Warwick
4 Barksdale.
, Bob. Aecomsc, 0lesg Brandon, wheat, warvlek 4
sebr Edmonds. Phillips, Portsmouth,, lumber
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad.
Sehr Nelly d, sturdevsnt, Philadelphia, coal Sampson
SAILED.
quit & Co. 49, WV
Sehr Baltimore, Phillips, Norfolk, md.s, w Colqui.,
sehr Providence, Parks, Annapolis mdss, w D Col
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
MARKETS.

NEW foRk. Sept 6.-Flour-stste aud Ohio has de.
cined Is; Southern Hrm and steady Corn is ua,er but
not lower. Wheat 10 firm.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 6.-Flour Is firm and unchanged
Wheat-good To prime Red leo ALT; White ITO 1885,
White corn soas3c Yellow seas6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
SOFT SHELL CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, N. T., Sept 6.-Tbe Soft Shell Democratic
state Convention is in session here and grand row Is
anticipated between the friends and opponents Ct the Ne
ofsska BILL Mr. seymour's declns,on Of the Gubernso
ri. nomination Is believed 70 be In earnest He will
be nominated and accept.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
RIOT AT NEWARK

Nt"Ahk' n. j., Sept s.-Thsrs was . rio, yesterday
between the Irish and the American Protestant Assoca
a0o. The latter had procession consisting mostly OF
Ohohe Prote'tant. 1000 stroug. which attacked BY
the Catholics who rushed Into the church and DESTROYED
ana sacked tho entire interior Several men were stab
bed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
VERMONT ELEOTI0Ns

NV fOnr Sept e.-Tbe whole Wing ticket has
been elected in Vermont, Governor and legislature
Sabine Aescham and Merrill, wings, are elected to Con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

YELLOW FEyER AT THE sorrg

YELLOW FEVER AT THE SOUTH.
SAVANNAH Sept e.-The interments from yellow e, or
On Monday, were IL, for the week, H.
CHARLESTON. Sept s-Ths deaths for the past week by
yellow fever we're &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
RUNAWAY aILrra n.,r.

RUNAWAY BLAvE-DUEJ. Ac.
csctsSAr Sept 6-Hne from K,ntuekv ON
oandsy last and 10 Believed they eereed Ia this city
young man By the vas killed in duel By
yer on Monday The girl sh r, was
going 70 marry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
A. MORRIS,
PUBLisHE s;,S AID nBooksELLER,

RICHMOND, VA,
s;ss % @
FOR THE FALL TRADE.
:s s :hi s;,ssss;
IL ass :.
Binding ,a the be-.
wosSE,rERs PIANO yoRrrs for which he /. sol. agent, |.
and soh .. very moderate prices. see
IleoKs XS0 STATIONARY A WHOLasALE-a,I:
sS ne sSs@' s
pau o. ana tn,, snaoes them the more read.
s @ sa ~ s. ss
Pal. which quality or variety s.a
per- Bsis and yno soet snreop p
s ss sns
besides Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books ~
SEQ Mex. doc. G u Ii! n fe %Eos ":.
CLoIHNG-FALL STOCK, 1854:
. .ns
, s :s i.s s .4, 9tR to ,1,%s
q i se sous 5
attention OF all who want nice and handsome
Corner Main HAND and i ssA .,is..,.
Boi shall hereafter keep constantly hand large
DERUyIAN GUANO- In lot, TO suit Purcha,er, at any
,s1s snS any e.as per '' = sny Par. the
set Corner Pearl and Gary streets.
DERUyIAN GUANo.-A, the Peruvian Government
70 friends and tie public geteray sao
hverabie at he Basin or Depots.
sts EDWIN WORKMAN co.
WIERUyIAN GUANO.-In consequences Of the Peruvian
sS'
road Depots i. II. SKINNER,
ft6 Cary street.
PERuvIAN GU.tNo;-In eon,.quenee OF = reduction
In price by the Peru, Tan Government prepared
TO sell Peruvian auano 81 so at Basin
or Richmond Depots
SEES &. MoaRUDERs SONS.
EUAN0-GUANO-GUA Peruyi,n Govern.
" ment having reduced the price OF Gusno shall hereafter
supply wharf, tbOH
and solicit cAl the country friends and the
public. (se6J GRESHAM co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
JOHN c. sHAPER,
ILOR Il ND DRAPER.
EXCHANGE BUILDING


ss:s.
SUMNER CONTAMINATED now too vti e,,a6H,hed
seS oen M hs Is that mo-; the disease.
use II @ aas s sSs y .aes
rendered inactive not torpid morSos boa.
EsInln..s and , hs
active are unable to .r..s their ro
q S sR the s. s,a And Am e
,eIed with Of the ANNOYING spoken Of and de.
tS. g accounted f ors s HnSiy
Of Il. a ss sSs ss;dy sta. q. Al
3D. m crib M
ss s . wa, Up falling
Bss "sS sp sPs os
e I aao Ind sh:h have
disorders Of the stomach and bowels according
Price 80 cent, per bottle.
Of Lgpesa 4o city q Rich
s a Ds wsae JShn
tes Toy Norfolk earlier a-.,hney Pol.aoa;h; wheat
. o5S.I. promptly hnsd by ADDRESSING ,,,
n. ta ssS b, sGaRy@.R and
Believe. and .s may ~. you Sy a
who that cang b.t value, the lock.
Grey .,i ,T w ss. ola Sn, :ooId
none nav,
sHd .s nss h
.el-lm lei Broadway. New York
~ NvHLIDs reeoysr,nE RON the Fever Billion,
sp... sSsit t sroep
prompt healthy ,etiOn by It's tonic propeT,ies
re; ws e.. the o5 patient :. TRY and ,sGI
called saIraPiras existence contain, Mercury OPIUM
drug can be
Than Ave hundred in the city of Richmond
Hor saieby BENNETT 4 BEERS,
IA-R. u. R.-soRoYULA::-whsn the Patient Ia, been
on sss ?'" will appear
S Ess ss. year. 's';' s sTsa ssy
ssy ~: - $;i;;i:.S q;
We have where old men Of sixty yeaI, VII. h.y.
S aE
SSs ss s
s sd sss and resa.
M fo i've aSa aeP r.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. sel-in
Tn. best evidsnse that can Be addaced 10
al S. ri o. he
ana al
eon,,r.ned TO remark that with
f Sa
S..aS syP @' rene,
let GO0Ds.-JET BRACELETs, CROssEs NECK
- LACEs BREACHES. EAR RINGS have last opened
large variety Of also, Jet Beads by
sa1l BULKLEY co. l5I Main st
C'TH SFE 81 Ssf asREEs ' E!tlT1T low
Classic, and Mathematics, senor department 90
GsnsI,i EnsiI.S % @
Modern languages, each 90 90
March. " Wv p-p"' ' 0e' i''
The Institute will reopen Ist Monday ia October
jsI-ly
M WARY ANN ALi.fSS,s stHOOI-Tbed uiI,, Of N.
1V1 next session Miss MARY ANN sehooi viii be
resumcd on Monday, the lith OF September nert.
Her School viii be held nj the residence mother on
Marshall street. - '
Mrs ALLEN will be prepared accommodate, and will be
pleased TO have lev young ladies In addition
engaged board with her for the OF
aue-dketllth Sent.
SPLENDID ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
- Diary and Correspondence Of John Ryeyn
via" To which suhoned The
King Charles and Sir Edward Nicholas;
Hyde and Hr Richard Browne. vols, London Price AZ
Diary and Correspondence Of Samuel Pepy, Secretary
the reign, OF Charles and Jane, IL
Notes, by Richard Lord BraJbrooke London ysls
Court and Reign OF Francis the FIRST France Miss
P.rdoe. avols. London Ed. 90.
%. -'s "''f' N'H''n 10
The Comic History Of England. 81 on Sc
The Comic History OF Rome a.
The Altar Of the Household Fine Calf Gn o.; Muslin $3.50
Chestnut Wood by Leila Linden. 2 Pap,r
sl2s Just received and for BY JAMES w00DHOUsE
aus 1883 Main 'irest.
VBLAN BLACK sILKs-A large hIndsOne lot Plain Black
II silks, Tor sale by y. HARTWELL a CO,
AUS us Broad street.
CLOTHINts-CLOTIIING
WHULESALE AND RETAIL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
JOB PRINTING.
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE NEAT AND CiIEAl
JOHN VI. ROYAL,
MERCHANDISE AND pRODITCE RROVPp

hEhCHANDlSE AND PRODUCE BROKER.
.u.-u Door nan %sGS ,s. Sfi is.a ISie "a
NGNNs q CLARKs PIANos.-P. TAY.
s s iss ss s ss
ss..sSsd aas pl,
fn.S. f s, % 1S11
s ns al IN %odsLn With the Met ali.
se a.
aS a In the country where good tuners
III TAYLOR has Instrument. in ,h, city for N,
eventeen Jeato the entire satisfaction OF his
The public cautioned to observe the title or III.
Guitar. von, Aeeordson; and T.,es Also Guitar and yo-
T. Sa. IN .sT. n. sTse., stock o, nav
,3d u.S 10 -se receipt
mad. .as to schools and dsi Plano an. MIMI,
r s as DER, 81 ra0s
nsn' B StTrfIi 'd 3 TrN rs issse
NEW coScERS.Ih.ye day taken in eop.r.persin m,
name JAS T. BuTEER CO. concern to be eOniue'ed in the
Angus, 9Th. ls,a-ausdlm.esm JAMES r. surnrK
CRY oI RpcaaaSn oIn; M Me- s,'e.,n.hp
For freight, passage apply to HE TurTIE
The City Richmond will be succeeded bv m. y,,s, n
Teal. and will sail on Wednesday, 18Th Sept.
T sr1a nnnp, AND An PIILsDELPmA STEAM
S for g.le1o G.Y % 9s
TENDER instead of 9th September previously sdvr
ssf-9w I, w sISuE ,,s SMITH pRi;: Agent
1T 9. MAIL sTEAMsHIP ROANOKE
2 o'sieek@EoR WV York Si@ yoRFUnE." H3&
'h 5sGi s will
morning The Oh asiGs the h00' OF de-
Psns and berth. secured :, South side Basin
~, this ship for Norfolk charged the BY
se7-9t LupLAM wArsos
sSs BSS4oE fEE ys 81 f11RsfHa1.
oSsa bse h1as the ses. B. pardn
sal. with a.
S. Hzs%%sSSs5S SSsE FFt3s4Sz1s
1G D.
r., lar OF a. 81.
mornings At ~ oeek PIeeisey-tOuehng at all the regular
P..ss to Fo1,.ncu 1, and Norfolk $500
so r.. o. HAsKrNs
i1rFsXsE ven men
.ssi..a -1rY BEy oIoproN. 10y
fSh aS sEsSE s5S5
S SsaSs Rs 10 Ios1s'Sn sn
and TEd,y' sSnnso. Win the stage day
ss Sunday. Wednesday.
'I'nD lF-' Dl0'n BOYD D EDacSp DAVENPORT.
subscriber. tillI
Its with It's proximity buIne, pari
OF the city, render residences the
city Possession given from LIST to 10th June
Apply to VIM. II. MACE
my27-H Or WINSTON a POwERs
~ equare: " D''A''Oe' Ae''
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Stephens 81.
Nowadays. IS cts.
Lamp Lighter, fresh supply. 81 Is.
Noctes AmbrosianR by the late John wilson,
Philosophy the University Of Edinburgh Editor
Magazine author Of the Isle Of Palms. etc VOLS Is
Home Scenes and Home Sounds by 81 Marion Stephens 100
Hot oorn or Life sesnesn New York BY solon Robinson
Travels In Armenia, by Hon. Robt CVrzen. 100
Dtah and tne mornont oy Benz. u Ferris 100
History OF Greeee, by Dr. smith, Illustrated by hundred
leo
The Ancient sgyphant No by Sit j. Gardner Wilkinson
Leslie for September, IS
Harper rs
Is
Cooley
Graham IS
| ping Paper, Of all kinds. ~ -
A,o-A good assortment Of Porte MonAes Card Gases
W. A. BUFFERS,
seS l5I Main street
FALL TRADE OF 1888.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
COMMUNICATING.
WHOLESALE AND RETdIL.

V"UIII@C-IJsL NTITII.
FALL TRADE OF 1854
d. GOODMAN, having just returned from New York, is
now In receipt OF large stock Of Pail Winter
Made cohins embracing all Of the lae, styles, every
and quality.
have nov open large assortment, OF Furnishing Goods, Shirts
Merchants Of Virginia. Carolina and Tenne,se are
eed to examine stock which win be eom?s by Of
This month "
Ny facilities for manufacturing be rp,ed therefore
eau subtract from. j. D. GOODMAN.
. No. l9& Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
~. D. Wholesale Cash Bills per Oh.
SEES
STEAn ENGINE FOR SALE.-I have for sale one
- OF the most beautiful Steam Engines
seen In this city which has been in only time
WA G. ALLES,
seS llih street, between Main and Bank streets,
have also for sale beautiful bullnR lots in
Richmond located portion Of the city lie
healthansU II viii be sold very low application sde
early. WI a. ALIEN
hsiW Main anb M ~ .t,c.,.