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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

MONET AArrERs.-Money matters arc extremely tight
10 this city Many persona in trade have been
Inconvenience by the limited accommodations the
banks during the past week. asd recent reputation
which, learp they strictly adhering to-that of en-
forcing the payment Of cash for bills t6ey fall due
Removals With reduction Of 20 per upon tho orig
inal SUN were accepted Until nty. Ii must be
log time upon merchants who have given large crcdits
aud whoee returns must be- as consequence slow and
uncertain.
We know not 10 what this embarrassing crisis IA owing
except it Is the expenditure Of all the available dollars IN
the city upon State and city Stocks which are at this
time unusually low The speculation Is q coed one no
doubt but the effect Of upon money market any
thing but convenient ths time, n indeed the embar
rassmeDt is at all owing to this cause.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

SU- MOTHERS DNEAsr tJOriis.-The,e cloths have
now attained established reputation snordng the only
feet protection against and preventive u the mothers greatest s
Getlon, 0ATHERsD Bagir.
Mother. should mind tina, these valuable Cloths are not
Intended 10 the breast wien reH tut attey deShsd
To prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly vi do
Mothers therefore, the least apprehension OF
should til Threatened TO send for
these cloths should them at and put them aside
10 meet any emergency.
Hu,ri decisd heS will speedily d.,pa.e all innsn
ton aIlay entirely arising from cold
the breast soft pabc and restore the natu
free aud unobroced Gov 81 the MIX which Invariably relieves
and avoids the possibility ~ n GArusREp HHgisr.
Mothers have assured u that they have found Indispensable
comfort 10 thee cloths constantly during the period
which the H1~ u milk Il most difficult and irregular.
No fault with them that whilst
the Lnoh that they esteemed Of inesnac
value ~ hundreds who have used them.
They perfectly convenient 10 wear and leave coll
the AMI be applied or removed al p,sore
with entire &C byebionce.
tN remittance Of t00, accompanied by 10 cents worth Of
portage stamps v the prompt transmission By mail Of
Of these Cloths part Of the United States
They are fos sale erciusively by
ADiE q GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
sell Il7 Main street, Richmond, Virgins.
nv Pu directions for applying these Cloths will accompany
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

FAILURE The democratic meeting announced for Fri
day nignt last did not assemble. There a few tn,
Hail. but there Was org iuziOn for oil a sufficient
number to compose u meeting.
Judge Caske was to have spoken tho occasion
The Spatans tired OF speeches Appears otherwise
they would have awaited themselves oi good opporu
nifty TO hear the Judge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

UNITED SrArEs CoURr, Safurddy.-Judge Halyburon
orerIued the motion for trial In the case of John
Hoffman, the boy who charged with obtaining
addressed 70 the proprietor Of the Dispatch out of the
Post office, under false pretensc lie ordered him 10
be brought up to-day for sentence.
This Is the ony criminal case the docket for the
preseut term.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

PEppLIs0.-Par.vk Henry Gaines, free colored man
was brought before the Mayor Saturday charge OF
bedding Je-elry through the city. He was engaged in
repairing clocks aud his rambugs search Of work be
thought well 70 apply himself to the sale OF Jeweiry
he was fined g. and cautioned cell again without
city aud State license.
The feloH paid the fns chesruly, made graceful bow
| and left -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

We have to acknoHiclg, tho recep Of another pack
age Of 6ne very fne tobacco IL Is the "Lscon brand
Of Booker Hilsey manufacturers. Lychbug roaJ
be obtained at the ST. Charles Hotel and Paterson
Jacksons. Drug store, No. II, Main Street., Richm md.
An apprecia.ve lover Of the tweed" will roll this 6ne
article his tongu, mor.eI aud eIclAn-
! am happy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

PITnY Enthusiastically publishes tho follow ing
ette. the Washington Union 10 the Concord Democrat
DEAR Usios "Brightly breaks the morning. was your
eIultast c0ok-a doc -dlc-doo tho last New lamp
shire election. Now let US hear you "crou" thc
wesfern SET
Yours! UNCLE ToM.
p. s. Ny love to tho little "gant-and all the lesser
ones-thGt are alive,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

RATHsR TARr.-The Washington Union caught rather q
tart custom.ra few days since, t attempted TO u-e
up Horace Greeley Toe UNION charged against the RI
bhc that was its chief business aak tie Admin.
isttoto Of President Perce. The Tribune arty rephs
shoull think OF assang the pcly OF yoair,
the integrity Of Aaron Burr. So far rvm attacking
Gen. Perez, administration, have long ceased 70 acf
the spot where IL went down"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

oxE aoHr orroHrcSrr, osrPor this night only
waughs Italia will remain In this oy-t leaves steamer
To- the ut Tomorrow evening osr The last opportunity
will not Lost by who hays lingering wish
making the tour OF Italy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

CALLED CoURr.-A called Court Of Hastings will be
held Tomorrow, TO examine into the Of Moses Gar
ison who stands charged with stabbng Joseph Rsnry
the house Of Lizzy ConneIs at Rockets Oh tho night
OF the / lth inst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27
WI. sELDES.
yao. withtk',

a. W. CARLYLE WHITING.
The uniegnsd W seien aver he cold his esire interest 10
the osedop, witners with the e,nitnt OF i
bs, q Mr.. WIN tipy, tie I day Of Jut, 1881 snee which
nlca; Of he concern, VA. bELDEa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27
INV WiIuEho,
l.. r BAyHr,
q, w, CARLYLE WHITING


NOTICE prevent The ab1ye notification from being
srus by the public u create lioy the Of the
uniergasd " not contemplated by the parties
wIsnSoros chr, Nov. a. 1854.
In public notice which date today and which
been appear the papers Announcing III.
ofthe house Of Sesen With.rs o. IL hereby
dcrood and ssrel by the unicrgn.d that neither that noi
nor SeIien
o the hou TO be taken construed to
ay siiiynaI thiy 10 the raid Seldom for thing which
scsru"i that bis previous liability
q1cstlon ry sht be spy dependent the fscts
aud laws 81 the shall rem,n wholly unad ecd w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

s.Lt or Coros FacroW.--The cotton factory 10 the
n ~ siutb NJ this city was sold yesterday, with the
xir, GS.urss &C.. by Ferguson aud Wrkcrspn, Auction
ees' f the IL four thousand dolan Purcnasedb 10y
Msr. A. u. HcCls,n, q. y. Aniersou w. u. Sofey and
j. a. Pollatd..-NoifJk Eessli nov. 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

TIrrLso.-Eieanor was fined SO GO by The Nsyor
on Saturday FOR keeping spphng ON Adams street
at the corner OF an alley that from LIST street TO
Brooke avenue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

TIE Snbsi rcnsutr J,-bce IN Nee Yn,t 80 Close ~
~ Geek. a. - 5iRSHp sgta 81 6Sy $50 AZ the Close
.It NrrE b,irt. Guv TtccIpt'oi -y,Ct from JsiOf-
'c.l'i,c q fsssiigli,rs Un iae iGu rt.lluit,
=. ted to ,6Js,nou.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

srEc ,led to the sale Private Library
by catalogue take pae. tbs evening oioct among which
IL Harpers from the
celebrated authors This sale viii
worth the attention of reading public Thc cssioguet
hooks nov ready Tor sSamnston. EIIAsHALE,
oo2f-tt No 1Os Main street
~ apf5iAI NoTf6E M,rc6anI and oissTs are
repeu invited 70 attend my Auction sale Of Raet Jrr
eif and Fancy 0rds ~ Bsles Room, ts Evening ~
o'clock. See advrriiasment ELtAs HAbk,
koerr aud cgmroission Merchant, los Main street.
AN AprREyTIcE WANTED. "a youth between 10 snd
N yss Of good moral chsraetef aud sho read and
vile well, ecu gsta sta iton ~ this Sles,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27
~ hInrIIYiin, nisAnT ILOrIls.

wHTrBusrs Our EsIrspAsr viii be ooss
early next J,nusry VIXEN the will be equ,sby divided
Secure while the opportunity Offers noi4--iu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27
Seldcn, SitIiers & 60.
THE following advertisement appeared 10 the National
Inteligenccr Of Saturday:

wasBNeTos CIR, November %, 1854.
THE House OF sEGDFE Co this
u, Imitation Porsots who will doubtless be satisfactory
public will remain 10 the Banking ouse 10 settle 10 snaifs
The ..ne't gratitude H. felt By the late pine Tor the
which has been extended by the public amidst
troubles which have lately brought the ou TO this pnfu
but let ali he assured that eTt will be promptly 10
satisfy tbe eiamsnis IA = Just aud impartial spirt.
Hei,rs W sdeD, L. Byne and John A. English will attend
80 settle With the efsdtof whore confidence thy hope merit
wH. BELDEs,
JNO. WRITER'S,
. l. BAyrY, ...-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

WILL NICHOLAS YikLp.-A correspondent of the jour-
nal OF Commerce writing from Beren (Prussi) October
3lst gives the following
Many pcrsons have supposed that the first cause
~hich would bring the Emperor Nichols yield pos
iion would he the Dissatisfaction Of hs mobiles who were
supposed Z, BE- Ill sole TO sup the personal
piivations which strict block ,de would bring upon
them Accustomed To live in luxury almost imp a,lcd
the material Of which they have mainly derived from
France and England, they will doubtless il the war u pro.
lunaed. suffer much Inconvenience. Thus far however
although the price OF everything high the
stores Of previous yesrs not exhausted and in M my
things renewed supplies have been we'd overland
But in the s, two weeks reinforcement, has derived
from unexpected Tho Allied fleet h,vng been
for great part Withdrawn from mouth Of the Gulf OF
sod, the blockade is now almost "p,per blockade
aud Sweden Is more willing than America recog.
nize such prohibition, her vessels have commenced
crave trade between Stockholm and the Finnish
ports which will undoubtedly continue until the ice pre-
vents. The English, pruiently perhaps, have feared
early approach of winter and have been upon the safe
by retiring early from the danger of freezing up Il sell
dom, however, that the Neva closes before the middle
November.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

PURE BRAsDY-Thc New York Journal Of Commcft Q
says:
'Snce the French Government have forbidden the dis
,laton Of cereals very active demand has sprung up
hero for phiskey aud rum, and prices has
materially aivanced, with largo freight engagements for
France. When comes back IL viii not 10 recognized
either by tho smell, taste or price"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

the iard and which probably leave 70 her ssu>sp,
yassa'sstp rc0s upon me norse,sr. mon.
would Spain rou the weight Of debt 9Th which
she vany struggles would supply the for de-
vsloping her internal resourcss aud would DO the fire,
sep towards placing her ou level with other European
| countries.
Now Il Ia believed In Washington, that moro perfrc,
understanding 10 England OF questiols like these would Le
as Conducive 20 cement the friendly feeling between tho
States either eide Of the Atlantic a. ut question
ably better comprehension OF EuEsh polcs developed
In Canada has contributed TO the and
OF Americans for England.
Already American influence has procured alton
for sum questions concessioas upon points which
the Union had greatly at hoArt The Immunity for
trss during l. decided tribute to American Il flu
encc Although NOT greatly locomotive, the power Of
America Il would be prepos,erous to deny. Tho s,ake
which she has acquired In tho vide extension Of her com
10 equally nanst; and the degree which that
commerce influenced by treaties arranged between Eu-
ropean equally evident The advantage Of know
Ing the wishes anu Of receiving any advice which Auer
statesmen contribute drbetaioa upon the no.
litica arrangements Of the civilized world could hardly
be ds'pi'ed by aoy asemsase Of European statesmen.
Speaking OF the preparation Of the annual reports
Congress- the National remarks tina, tho pre-
oson sish which tho sut,ined are made BY
the Washington correspondent Of tho Nsu York Courier
gvss to them the impress Of truth
"An informal summary OF the annual commerce aud
navigation reports has been prepared tor the use the
Secretary Of the Treasury from ich appears that the
imports offoregn merchandise during the fiscal yosr eud
ing June so, 1884, fraction over $500 900 oO0-
The exports Of domestic produce belseen $3.50 OOO
900 aud $500. 0oooO0 Tho exports Of breads,us aud
provisions shat In Of $50 0OO 0Ou. The
difference between the imports aud exports made up
In California gold, stocks, aud mercantile
The revenue from customs before stated, about
t65 00o 900, aud from all other ts OOO COO The
sales OF public lands have very greatly increased during
the first SIX mouths Of the and exceed those
Of any corresponding period since 1896; but, tho lar
portion OF the sales have beeu made uuder tho grsdu
Of session Of Congress- aud
ryiug from my twelve and ahA,f conts per acre. 10
that considerable increase Of revenue any
a ali, has taken place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

IMPORTANT DrsfArcnxs.-"rhe American Organ" kind
furnishes the Washington Uuion with the following i'm
por.,nt despaches which this late day. We trust
may afford some comfort to the Great Defeated:
"ISDIlSAPoLIs, -, 1854.
"DEAR UNION: Tho elections 10 this State have gone
for sombody-not known Who No Democrats went to the
polls"
"CoLUNBUs, ONO, -, 1854
"DKAR UNION: Eighty thousand m.jor'ty sgsiust the
adminsrs,ion-don't knox what party wins No Demo-
Gratis the polls"
"DEAR UNION: Pollock is elected Nobody knows
what he Is. except he is Governor elect Our folks elect
ed nobody but Mot aud the r,scay Know Nothugs did
that. Very few Democrats went to the polls"
"ALpASr. y. Y, 1854.
"IEAR UNION: Seymour is eena,aost elected. If all
our party had voted, and there had been few
driukes no would certainly have beat Clark and Uuan
Esw Democrats went to the polls"
"MILwArKIE, Wis, 1854
"DEAR USIoS: We are done brown 10 Wisconsin. Our
friends didn't 60 to the polls"
"TRESToS, y. j., - 1854.
"DEAR UNION: Bad dsy-very wet Democrats didn't
turn out. Afraid Of the weather."
"DLTRoIr, Mich, - 1854
"DEAR UNION: Great mistake made by our party They
thought the election year, and didn't go the
polls. Beaten, OF course, bus the election will be
tes,ed!'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

n tHOuND WNGON BOXk--we have store a iul ,upi "
~ Ground Wagon assorted from az ~ inches whieh
". % sale low. r.. T.. SOORk q Co,
u0l1 lex fl .tre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

aINLIIiC sIiINtis AND AXItsw. r,.pteifuIy call At
IL iention to assortment Of Elliptic sprng
irA AIeis inches h Nuts rib,
Wagon Boxes from ~ TO O. In all Of which ,hs be
tmsll advance. +. T. MOORE e CO.,
mn q p.a.I..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27
"WiLNISGroS, Del.

"DEAs UNION: Sorry to say rowh this time,
better luck ueIt time, IL the Democrats will only
out. Few Democrats went TO the polls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

out Few Democrats went 10 the polls"
"BosroN, Mass, 1854
"DEAR USIOS Election passed OF quietly; returns SO
far reliable but supposed Webster Wing il elected
Governor. There Kuow Nothings 10 Msssachu..
sets, aud the administration party have gone Kansas
and Nebri.kal"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

The Wool Grower and stock Register, is tho
ony american Journal devoted Wool
and u,a.se to every osner Of She Hor.e. o,- or
Pages In best Style only Volume Thr ith yolas
CO noes In January. Address D.. d. MouRs
no21-St-IPl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

The Vacation WI be 10 August snd ser'.nse bLrieaon
Tor admission be msdc 10 lance q President &C.,
hennedysR Brun,wet eounty Va s,adsh. g.tg BY Tho
eonvsyAnesi Be obtsnsd 70 the he,dy sheh
tesn miles distant. AUG. 3. p1BHLE, A. y.
have been paon OF these he ell Dol SAINT win
rournoy, Breeder, and woodrdee Rehuotd
Thoi vsden. o., nanehssri Dr. Mm Bali, nsncost,
Winlbsou, Greene Chesterfield; WIN
BiaIr Barwsl, o., and Hiram Harris, Psvlstsn,
uo2S--otl,tJs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

VNRf Nth AND ENGLISH MFniN0E>.-A very de.Irab,
assortment Of French and English Mernoes. hr sale
noaI .HARrWElL co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-31

D.. .. b.
small silver plate (engrayed) Sir John Franklin,
X. @. BIZ
star with motto, "Nec Aspera Terrent,n on one side
and one the reserve sc. R, MDCCoxV."
Also, number of other things of minor
importance.
The Boston Post referring to the above
named articles, Says
"Here we have important facts. Silver
pieces have been obtained having on them the
name and crest of Sir John Franklin, the ini-
tials of commander J. Fitzjames, the motto of
Lieutenant Fairbolme, and, if the name Of
Goodsir was II. D. S., of the initial of the
assistant surgeon of the Ere6us and also sill
yer pieces with the initials of second master
]. A. Macbean, assistant surgeon A. McDo-
maid, of the Terror. Thus warranting the
conclusion that both crews were together, and
that the party found dead were portions of
BOTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-31

REMARKABLE ANECDoTE.-A correspondent
of the Petersburg cypress, at Charlestown,
Va, communicates to that paper the following
series of incidents, which, if true, are certainly
very SINGULAR
washington was accustomed to wear to
his watch two seals, one gold and the other
silver. Upon each of them the letters G.. w.
were engraved. These seals he wore as early
as 1854, and they were about his person on
the terrible day of Braddock's defeat. On that
day he lost the silver seal. The gold one re-
manned with the General until the day of his
death, and was then given by him to his neph-
ew, gentleman of Virginia, who carefully
preserved it until about seventeen years ago,
when riding over farm, he lost it. The other
day, tho gold seal was plowed up, recognized
from the letters g. W. on it, and restored to
the son of the gentleman to whom Washing
ton had presented it. At almost the same
time, the silver seal, lost in 1854, Just one
hundred years ago, was plowed up on the
site on which Braddock was defeated, and in
like manner recognized from the letters g.
W. So that in very short time the compan-
ions will again be united. / have the whole
statement from the most reliable authority
possible, namely, the gentleman himself, who
has thus restored to him these precious me-
mentoes of his great ancestor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-31
n. 1lork advertisements.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW
w YORK.

PIANOS AND MELODEANS FOR CASH!
HORACE WATERS, the great Music and Piano Forte
dealer, 1888 BROADWAY New York, preferring to share
large per cent with his customers rather than pay to
the Sharpers Of Val Street raise available means to
enable him to stem the present tight times offers his i'm
mense assortment of elegant and warranted Pianos
Meodeons at large discount from Factory prices FOR
CASH. His nent comprises Pianos from three of the
largest and most celebrated Boston Manufactures also
those of several of the best New York Makers including
the beautiful and much admired HORACE WATERS PIANOS
from his Factory and MELoDEONs of the best Boston,
New Haven, New York, and Buffalo Makes; aTordng an
opportunity for selection not to be had elsewhere Each
instrument WARRANTED. SECONDHAND PIANOS at great
bdrgdinS-Prces from $50 to S160 Music and Musical
instruments of all kinds Dealers, Teachers and Heads
Of Schools supplied the best terms Music sent by
mail post paid. General and Select Catalogues of Music
and Schedule of Factory prices of Pianos Melodeons and
musical instruments forwarded to any address, free of
postage. SIS deod3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-31

DELICIOUS REFLECTIONS AND PLEASING IN
cIDENT.-One man sucks an orange, aud Is
choked by pit; another swallows PEN
knife, and lives; one runs thorn into his
hand, and no skill can save him; another has
a shaft of a gig driven completely through his
body, and RECEIVERS one is overturned ON q
smooth common, and breaks his neck an
other is tossed out of gig over Brighton
Cliff, and survives; one walks out on a windy
day, and meets death by brickhat another
is blown up in the air, like Lord Hatton in
Guersey Castle, and comes down uniniured
The escape Of this nobleman was, indeed, a
miracle. An explosion of gunpowder, which
killed his mother and some Of his children,
and many other persons, and blew up the
whole fabric of the castle, lodged him in his
bed on a wall overhanging tremendous pre-
cipice. "Perceiving a mighty disorder, Cas-
well he might,1 he was going to step out Of
his bed to know what the matter was when
| if he had done, he had been irrecoveraoly
| lost but. in the instant of his moving, Hash
| of lightning came and showed him the preci-
pice. whereupon he lay sill till people came
| and took him down.