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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-20
EININE GR ZEN AND BLACK TEAS, IN store an
H for sale by
ZIMMERMAN.
IpILLING,s nEMEpY.-.Eo p!,i,lsl. sa,1net co

LLING's HEMEDy.--.For DIlftbea, saruucT Com.
n0 PLANT Dysentety, Cholera NOTbuy Cholera
Warranted ~ eject Has been number OF years
with entire snectss. Keep the bottle well corscl
DRForIoSsA tesspooufu mixed same quantity Of
Sah OF sweetened water. may be given three
uay and repeated on going u bed child Year, old
lor an infant half the quantity given the anne
grown take tabe spoonful every hour u violent
eases until stops the gripping pIrgnc In ordinary
Pcpared aud sold by DOVE CO.
iei5 Ricimn,d 4,
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In VhGlNlA llNk OF kAalMoND AND
HON v New Sorh PackeA-rhis Home AffttSHN
S Line 10 composed ofths following vesssls, HS
- sails from Nesc York sccry LsTss dags. =
owned In the city Of Richmond Wis:
behooner OklANNA, Captain Daniel Dodge.
4. RICHMOND, " Isaac Purnsll.
4" DANvlLLI, J. q. Tutue,
HANALl, Z" oliver Chlehestsri
aALLEGo, william Neison,
HANOVER W. K. whppis,
LfRCHBuR0, -" q. W. Couch.
MERCHANT, I" Q. o. Perry,
kEw YORK, 4" RIM. Adkins.
HENRiCO, I" Seth Chester.
These vessels all Of the nrst built Of
expressly for this trade superior for
They commanded BY experienced
sasasd for The trade and Who viii to accom-.
modAte They will be river by
may be relied on TO sail promptly, as advertised.
merchants fNng Morrill, ordering goods York vii,
nnd TO thi crest TO ship by this Lane freight
be taken other packets and
isfaction. '-'0s'esA'-
respectfully ask and hope obtaining full
Of patronage.
Goods shipped By this Line
OF commission, New
any other southern Northern port
The vessels will lie In Rocketts In Nev York
Berth No. ], Coree House Slip Wall street "
DAVID CURR1E, Richmond,
q. II. Pn RsoN, New York, SAgents
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
auARLRs & BROOKE,

FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
HUARLRS & BROOKE,
no. 10 Pchrl Street, Richmond, w.,
EBPFOTPULLY beg leave the
u have received a. the aOODA
opened In this market They the most
accommodating complete every thing In
the shoe, Hat and Bonnet line which would
be tedious for adyrsnmen Merchants visiting the eity
viii please giye CALL determined sell % as FOOD
terms - any iouse IN THIS or any other market mho
ATOTIUE,The Partnerthp conducted By the undersyn.s
~ IL this day dissolved, by mutual consent
Their Of the partners will receive Whist be due to them
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY w. TALLEY.
THE suBsoRBgR, In leaving Richmond returns his thank, TO
hs friends Who have connded their arm and
h9bes they will continue their fsyors 10 Aesus HILL RAW
LIMOS n. W. TALLEY.
RICHARD hill, ia, and UPWARD o. RAWLINGS At IN. cid
stand Main below Banks will continue u
anIso all business In the line OF General gents yE Hiring
out Of Regroef Renting out Houses and Collecting Cas
RICHARD HILL, ia,
49, EDWARD q. RAWLfNH8
RfoHSoup. vsbrnary I. isSi--fe7
HAISSOLUTION or CO-PAuTNERSIiIP.--T
" arm of EJkM. BMITH CO. this day dissolved IL mn
please them settlement Those viii
make arrangements 10 Up their accounts possible
WM o.. ELAN,
MARoELLUs SMITH,
April II. A. q. ELAN
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CnILDREN'S SHOES


g 0METIiSG NEW AND HANDSOME received at
- LADiEs SALOON, lot Of beautiful TIN Coior,d Gdi.
ers for Children They lgh
around ankle and the Pe,e Dress Shoe Child
Also Misses Tan coorei Caters Black CATERS and Jenny Lind
Boots OF all the different styles plenty them 10 suit every
body. '' - ~ " 800
Shoes for little Boys - ~
Some Of them Ska Others OF Patent Leather
into different shapes, with stump and low heels.
The assortment OF Misses Fancy Shoes very
good the Ladies 5aoon and Parents invited
look at them. W. II. ADDSGTON CO,
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wEh.ye this day sold the above concern 10 Mr.
WIN. ELAM ehserfuiy the
Of our friends and the public. MAKcElLus bMfTI,
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EMis BiOTHKHs.-AmalgamstedI Iridium zinc and nj, ted
FEM warranted not TO Pen on
entirely new combining all the advantages elasticity and
eeheis OF qui with six times the PEN
ana mus entirely obviAtng the only has
ngass me use OF steel Pens This Pen
article IN ofhces they vping bank
aud schools rs they III spatier the thinnes PAPER
AID are warranted anticoIrosye. For sale by ''
my2 No "a Main stree, cnnn.Iis ~ De, vi W NV,
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tgELLtNG At PROFIT.-I have nov on hand
- l,rgs .sntment Of rtshonae sprng aud sumner Cloth
teE which vii sell AZ small proht goods are
NAL, niceD cut, aad VIII PIT WA. IRA SMITH,
Fh 1N Main street.
&nauaRTEt CASKS f0RT AM sHgHRy wINte-
CIV Also Houand on, canpafne snd Cisrs Wines
~ lrB DUDLEY co, ~ asin ~
HIuNNHIs -hoNNhr- Ia eIosr out my stock OF
En honHtui Ni from this day oust The yery prizes
tAn hiLAs l. JOHNSON, No. 81 Main a..
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TiiihrY IgAIIIyy,,, VIEW ,. = rgg 2. :. sESlTI


survey 81 this work the reader will hnd
temper, freedom from maugui,y vbeh, In the abtenc
She evidences q authorship, would dred the prefer
mt benton Was especially struck with historcai no.
ue ovndes and Pncknty. His fair and honest
9 hs good 90 patriot Citizen John Taylor Of Carone PHI
osophc ana dgnihed dedication of Macon gin
ing aduaon vheh the p1tfa touch u John Randolph
so can only Ne painted ~ sketch the dignhed chapter
snsrion hAdi'on and Monroe, With feeling illusions their
ata Az unite 70 make this vorS n'trIeye and entsraipng
forming the besutul draptTy has gracefully rnwn
erhl production" ~ ~
FROM RECOMMENDATION u the "Iaqulfcr" jane l.
Published y subscription, and 10 be oband IN Richmond on
ia -, yAMF5 wOODHOsE,
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ctHowtlt NIsgara SHOW.
- Baths Plunge Baths Hip aud Sponge hb Osps
Bath Brushes with other Bathing spParsi fer,als "
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M M az ~, \, - RIasussdSy WH,IkHURsr
himself worldwide reputation, gained not BY
mnsnee without proof VI such assertions bot the
oy study practice adopting
which have rapidly saeceeed each other
He gained the highest dpcton Artist
palm OF victory when eonpe!ng With The Arti..s o. this
coincidence and the pab By
OF patrons Who daily his Gallery which are
not only OF but treasures Of value
possessors.
stereoseople Lkenees taken In the Improved
sy ysrsy Of Gases Yramss Loets ae constantly hand
and A. the most satisfactory prices. -. -
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VIM. PALMER.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-17
FROM CHINA.

correspondent of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, writing from Hong Kong under date of
the 9Th April, says:
For many months we have known nothing of the move
ments of the Northern army of the insurgents After pc
netratng to within hundred miles Of Pekin they went
into winter quarters and actions of any Importance
have since taken place Tre-ping wang maintains his
position, and when certain reinforcements reach him.
which have been moving northward, he will proba-
bly, march for the capital There great distress pre-
wallis and the poverty of the treasury leads to increased
oppression.
The issue of paper money and the debasng of the
per currency have been esorted to by the Government
but these measures afford it but little efectual aid
Pekin must fall, and then the army Of the North will
spread itself the neghborng country and take pos
session of SooChow and Hong Chow and other rich CT
ties, which II has only to attack The districts for
siderable distance around Nankn have peacefully submit
ted the insurgents AMI the for months past
have been collected by insurgent officers.
To the south and west activity has prevailed.
Nearly all the cities of Ngunhwa and many Hupeh are
occupied by the rebels who do merely capture and
pass through formerly; and lately have heard Of
the capture of Wuchong and Hangkaw Two days since
the powerful city of Changsha reported lost. Al
though part Of this information may be erroneous
the tenor of it plainly indicates the total destruction
Governmental power in the interior. Within few days
goods intended for the districts have been brought
back the finding impossible pass them through
the country.
camp at the north will be broken up II Pekn falls
the power in those cities which have hitherto adhered
the Emperor must pass into the hands Of the party
and Canton scarcely be exempt from such change.
Looking at the history Of the past year and the rapid
progress Of the insurgents it seems probable that the
coming will decide the fate Of China and it is
very desirable that result be reached The exigen-
cies Of commerce demand it.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-17

ACCIDENT TO AN AERoNAUT.--Mr John Wise assembled
in balloon from Crystal Palace at New York Friday
evening 1t his 163d ascension. In his account of
it he says:
The day was squay and it necessary to start with
strong ascending force the obstacles
rounding me- This created ion when gave the word
et her go as though had been projected by the force Of
ounpowdsr In few minutes entered the clouds. The
balloon was still swaying and fro like furious elephant
All around there appeared nothing but deep twilight Of
nm ahy hue In another moment the family showed its
disc through the milky vapor Rejecting that entered
the the ashing the long shore with
its angry pillows content stay in the cloud
try long. All this time had the valve open, but not until
emerged Of the clouds above did restrain the up
ward bounds Of the wild aerial ship Above
patch Of clouds the surf Of the dashng its spray into
the clouds At last the ascending power
and the bills that throwing overheard kept my
company in the descent When got below the clouds again
I Flushing little eastward. The descent became
rapid and the strong wind below admonshsd Of rough
landing In another my grapple took effect The
jar broke of the rigging the grappe ripped the sod
and the balloon bounded several hundred yards Next the
dashed orciby into rayine, and boed out.
held outside The ballast being thrown out
gave balloon increased power She the length the
rope while was hanging fast to the In the
grsppe again ripped the sod and seeing my pedicament
that Of being hauled up, with moral certainty that could
myself TO the long made the fearful plunge
Of ut least forty feet into the salt meadow knocking
Of my teeth and slightly brusng jaw The balloon dashed
of, keeping the direction Of the island"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-17

The PROGRESS OF THE GREAT BRIDGE.-Durng the week
past the work of fastening the suspenders to the
cables has been completed and the beams which is
be laid the floor Of the carrageway have nearly all
been attached from shore to shore The interest of spec
tators who have witnessed the of snspendinu
those beams has been highly exciting This new floor
to be about SIX feet higher than the old one and
than double its breadth The old bridge being used as
staging as each beam Il raised to its place. the ends
project over the gulf that the workman in adjusting
the fastening to each beam end sits it, at the gddy
height Of $50 feet having the boiling flood beneath him
Nidaarn EdLa Gn-ekf,
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agreement not only the evacuation Of the princAlss,
but also the subsequent establishment cfhepsace croPe
on durable basis.
The Austro Prussian convention also contansmatter
included in the protocol In the latter document the
four Powers make agreement with two objcts in
view ls the evacuation of the principalities a I'd,
the integrity of the Ottoman Empire But the cnyen-
ton, in addition contains the mutual guaranty pf the
territories of the German States.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-17

RHODE IsLAND.-The Rhode Island Assembly
met at Newport on Monday. Among other matters
of interest which will come before it. the Providence
Journal mentions the opinion of the Judges of the
Supreme Court upon the consttutionality of the vio-
lent proceeding Of the last General Assembly in re-
versing the judgment and blotting the records of
the Court
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-17

DEATH FROM THE STIso OF \ WAsp--We learn that Mr.
Isbam Williams, Of Madison county came TO his death
last Monday, the 29th utmo from being stung on the
arm by wasp. He died in less than ten minutes we
informed after being stung We believe this ia the
first record Of death being produced by such
eause.-Athsns (Ga. Banner.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-17

DECLINE THE PRICE BEEP.-It will be good news
houekeepers learn that the price of beef which has
lately commanded such extortonate figures the de-
cline. At the Baltimore cattle scales on Monday prices
gave why full fifty cents the 100 lbs, while in New
York. the day, there decline Of from ST so
to 80 per hundred. In the latter market there
marked increase in the supply of beef cattle.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-17

CONNECTICUT CONFERENCE.-The Connecticut Coloni-
cation Society held its annual meeting at New Haven.
The amount Of receipts paid into the treasury and trans
mted TO the parent society at Washington during last
year is Abb. Over 900 have been subscribed
In contributions for this subject Connecticut ranks the
fourth State in the Unor Four colored persons have
been sentfrom Connecticut during the year at
of 500 each, making twenty-sx in all from this State
within the last three years
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The year ocusts make their periodical visit this
season. and already they beginning appear great
numbers in and about Rockford, Illinois.
The wholesale merchants Of Baltimore street. Balti-
more have resolved to close their stores six o'clock
the evening in order to afford their clerks time for
creation
Street preaching is the increase in Philadelphia.
The North American says: " they would content them
selves with going into all the highways and byeways to
preach the gospel would have Of objection
and perhaps words Of commentator. But they
will mix religion and politics, dragging the angels wing
in the mire.''
from the neghborhood of Rumney Harrison county Ohio
arrived in Steubenvile last Wednesday, by railway with
his wife and nineteen children, twentyone in ALL lis
said that he enough land in that State to give each
Of his family hundred and sixty and retain
/" slice" for himself.
The Rev. THos. w. HId0rNsoN was arrested at Wor-
cester Saturday morning the charge Of parcpat
ing in rotous proceedings in Boston the night Of the
26th Of May Being conveyed to Boston, he taken
before the Police Court where he waived examination
and gave surcties (Dr. Walter Claiming and William l.
Bowdtch, ESQ., in the Of S3 900 for his appearance
the Municipal Court for trial II is likely that the
charge against him and the other alleged rioters will be
investigated this week
destructive FIRE occurred Mt Lexington MOI the
Sd instant by which the extensive commission houses of
Messrs Mathews s. Tyres and Smock, Waddell & Co.
consumed. Loss about $40, 600. The fire
caused by the ignition of barrel Of alcohol from which
portion was being drawn, the drawer having lantern
in his hand
JOINT Worm CoNvEsTIoN.-The Warrenton (Va.) pa
pers request editors throughout that State to call aten
ton convention of farmers the subject Of the joint
worm to be held in that town Thursday the 18th Of
July.
FRATERNIzATIoN-The leaders of the French and Eng
ish forces in Turkey have srenuously ncucaed spirit
of determination among the troops Of the two nations
and the soldiers nothing 10TH have carried out their in
structions with much yigor and cordiaty that the
|" fraternizing has become rather nuisance to COM
handing officers of regiments. On one occasion huge
Highlander while enjoying the height of convvia good
lowshp with French soldiers, exchanged the greater
portion Of his dress with African soldier and when the
next morning brought recollection Mortified to find
himself in fez cap, blue jacket embroidered with red
worsted bright blue sash around his waist and pair
of enormous Dutch built scarlet pantaloons tapping
around his legs The woebegone, sheepsh look Of the
poor Highlander he presented himself clad in his
borrowed wardrobe, before his officers inmitable
What became Of the African who must have created quite
sensation in his kilt and coaee, has been salts
factorily ascertained
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AN :" INrERNAL MACHINE THE report of the proceed
ings of the French Academy of Science contains
count of and destructive weapon which has been
invented in France 1t consists of long hollow lance
filed with combustible compound To this lance is
attached buckler which protects the head and breast
of the soldier from the bullets of the enemy:
"Thus protected, the may advance to within eight,
ten, twelve yards of the enemy and deliver his fire.
The fire is communicated to the lance with great fac
lily to gun 1t exercises its action directly by fire.
properly speaking and will with sheet of flame
horizontal surface of ten twelve yards The fire
cousy attaches itself to every object encounters burns
with rapdiy, and gives powerful volume of flame
that it dangerous to the second and third ranks of
the enemy those in front Besides this first effect
the lance continues for time give unnterrupt
ed jet of fame accompanied with loud whstlng noise
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This will show aggregate receipt Of nearly two mil
lion dollars for the six consecutive months.
In less than four months from this time the opening
the Central Ohio Railroad will without doubt throw O
largely increased trade and travel upon the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and understand that expectations
most confidently entertained that the gross receipts
the company will then reach fully half million of dollars
per Observation-Disclosures American
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-17

BALTIMORE ONO RAILRoAD-The total receipts for
the month Of May from the Main Stem and Washington
Branch $405 900, which is the largest amount
ever received by the company in any single month This
result particularly encouraging because the receipts
average Of the spring and fall months OF the above large
aggregate of $40500 the coal trade has yielded gross
amount of $l30,900
By reference to the monthly reports of the business Of
the road, published for the preceding five months
are enabled, with the foregoing statement for May
present in connection the receipts for the six months
mencing with December l and closing with May 80 as
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A correspondent of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, writing from Hong Kong under date of
the 9Th Anril savs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-21
No. i Super Phosphate of Limel
nHf I..I gU yasVtatta t,stUthNn.O

THIS valuable terllter las been Used Tor several yeas
IN England aud olheI parts OF Europe and next ioeu
alo holds Tie highest rank IN popularity and The extent to
which us used aulong Parners ltsttodueuo ln thi'
euiry BY the subscriber hes been more recent but The
prOgess II las me In the Estimation of tile public has
not been less marked or successful than abroad after u
trial llIee years investigation Of ls merits In which
time there has been Nety many ictupulous experiments
male by tic most scientific hgricuuisls and yaTous
lubs, Committees, 40 side BY sdo Peruvian GuanO, as
0ls relative yblue eOmpsred With lhe latter and IN mosl
instances preference given 10 the Suer Phosphate Ql
inen Such epOrts a. returned will shortly be 9aeed
before the public, which Will convey nloo Information
than The subscriber feels disposed 10 oeT as the manu-
laeturer, title present moment, flNH q.
lie sehenea eomposOnso OF that nature 10 at once az
ford lOOd aud nOuTsmnen to sowil OF ull descriptions,
lis basis bengCrushed gIOund Bohtl, tie efficacy Of
which as manure Is already well known and ahnieolaed
wlel are deo0mnOstd by file addition OF one iilh their
weight OF Suphuo Acid, tU Which isaddtdR due plOpur'
ton OF Guano and SplpAteOl Ammonlsi helaH Is one
VI The most efienl asenls In The best Peruvian Guano
ltlscasy handled bengi perfect POWDER u will he
found suitable to all Soils warranted rure and genuln
and when at maturity to DO Ouhd as eleaolous as hee re
presented at l.t .n..yU.
Pamphlets viii be forwarded on application to the sub
torlbei Orto hs agente, Whose aNrs ate Is Ollows
H MeSssIs. MoGiuder & Sons, RlehmJnd, Va.
do Rowleu, HARDLY q 60, Petersburg, Va
DO Bofuni & MeCleau, Norfolk, Va.
do o. Stewatt, Esq, baltimore, Md.
uHUaiiJ u. Il, Dk GURG,
t4. Agricultural Chemist, ' .I
sep25 WlIllamsburgh, Long Island, n. Y,l'
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MotIoe

NliB undersigned, having bought out tile entire stock Of
| oOds belonging to Mes1rs. Wheeler d Laklni Nor,
Chant TailoIs would beg cave 10 INFORM tile citizens Of
Wheeling and vicinity that e intends carrying on The
Melchsnl TSorns business IN the same room formerly
oeeuped BY Messfs Wheeler & Lakin, and having OBJ
Ianc tile services or both oil the iormer propriolos he
pefned to make up TO order every article IN his e
In lie style aud best manner, atVery short notice.
aid Very low ioresh Having alSrge stock on hand now
NJ lie determined 10 sell very low 10 reduce and
make room for the Spring Goods Nowis a rare chance
10 Eet GOOD clothing cheap He viii warrant every article
10 10 as recommended, or no tele, itf,yI 'HAa
Come one, come all, s4l
And I've us call, ti I.sfitHal|
Amos, Washington Hall, j. =.
i.nioi .l 7 - Jsl ~ iJ.H STALuMAN.
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Gbc lnbrtlills 1ntrlliscltrer,
Htit IS FURNISHED
4. DAILY, TRIswRBKtY Am wBBKLY, by
sWEARINGEN, TAYLOR & GO.
.p.mElRNotM oI.rTloS, '.H''sSRlrroH
!, H; ,I,G RGNDhEToHIb I E,G ~ EDITORS.
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