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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25
Three DAYS Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE STgANER ASIA.
CHARLESTON, April 20.
The steamer Asia arrived at Halifax at
noon en- Thursday, with later advices from Eu-
rope.
LIVERPOOL CoTroy MARKET.- The sales of
the week were $4,000 bales; spectators took
1000 and exporters 1000 bales. Fair 0rleans
is quoted at 6sd-; Middling SD; Fair Uplands
Cd; Middling sid. The market was active but
unchanged.
Western Canal and Ohio Flour 37s. Yellow
Corn Ais. White AZ.
Money firm.
The steamer Arabia arrived out on Monday,
had the Washington on Saturday-at Southamp-
ton
There has been no battle fought in the Baltic.
The allied fleets have entered the Black Sea.
The Turks have gained victory in Bessara-
bia.
Austria still undecided.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

The Gldsdea Treaty.-The following is
said to be the vote for and against the ratiica-
ton of this treaty:
Ayes-Messrs. Atchison, Bell, Bright, Brown,
Butler. Cass, Clay, Clayton, Dodge of Iowa,
Douglas, Evans. Fitzpatrick, Gwn, Hamlin,
johnson, Jones of Iowa, Mallory, Mason, Nor
ton, Petit, Rusk, Sebastian, SldelL, Stuart,
Thompson of New Jersey, Toombs, Weller-27.
Nays-MeSSrs. Allen. Bayard, Brodhead,
Chase, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Everett Fessenden,
Fish, Foot, Geyer, James, Seward, Shields,
Sumner, Smith, Thompson of Kentucky, Wade,
Walker-lS.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25
OCOEE BANK.

A notice Of the organization of this bank
was over hooked last week. The Bank is loca
ted at Cleveland, Tennessee, and will no doub
Go large business 1t will be seen that the
Officers and Directors are men of means and
experience, and every way worthy of public
confidence
Thos. Fl. Galloway, President.
Thos. ]. Campbell, Cashier.
Directors
Samuel COugdon, Thos II. Galloway,
Alexander Claige, VIM. q. Swan,
E. Waterhnuse.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

Miss Greenwood tells story of the late Duke
of Cambridge; who had habit of responding
with peculiar hehrtiness to any congenial senti
ment uttered in public meetings, and even in
church service. During very dry season, as a
prayer for rain was being solmny read by the
minister, his royal highness called out, in the
emphatic and reiterative style of his illustrious
house, "By all means, by all means, by all
meansl' then added. in lower but still distinct
tone, "We shall not hare rain, however, till the
wind changes"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

Oecftares for DECISION cf Turkey In the
discussion between the Russian and British
papers on the Turkish question. it appears that
the present Emperor of Russia had frequently
endeavored to tempt the cabinets of Europe to
join him in n division of the Turkish Empire,
that he made overures of this kind to the Brit.
ish Government during his visit to England in
lS44; and that a secret correspondence had
been held with the British minister at ST. Pc
tersburgh on the subject, during the last year.-
The fact is stated by the London News, and
seems to be admitted bv Lord Aberdeen.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25
Look out for the Slender.
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4 rough featured, oily tonguel Englishman,
answering 10 the above name, and protesting
to be the inventor of humans Patent Door and
Gate Springs," left this place, as well as we
are informed, between the light of two days,
without settling his bill for printing at this
Office. Wehave sufficient evidence to believe
that he is IL disbonest man, and this notice is
to put our friends of the press on their gusrd
against his insIrusions. The press will please
band him round. JAS. RUSS, JR.
Editor and Publisher Exposition.
Shelbyyilie, Tenn, April Is, 1854.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

vessel chartered by agent Of the United
States, for the transportation of supplies, &C.,
was not long since wrecked and totally lost
A claim was made for continuance of wages,
and for passage home of the captain and crew.
1t was held at the Treasury Department that
wages of seamen could pot be claimed subse
quent to the breaking up of the voyage, and
that there was NO law that would render the
ship owner accountable for the expense of re-.
turning the captain and crew to their home
port Charleston Courier.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

From Mrico-A dispatch from New Or
leans. dated the l2Ih inst. states that private
j, tiers from Mexico are very contradictory as TO
the Alvarez inSurrection. 1t is reported that a
telegraph dispatch was received at Vera Cruz,
before the Texas sailed, announcing the ceSSa-
ton of hoSiities between Santa Anna and Al
varez. On The other hand, letters state that AL
va,ez is making every preparation for resist
ance. The general opinion is, that Santa Anna
will be defeated and finally overthrow.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25
railroad Consondation.--The Cincinna

Railroad Co1tsolidatiOn.--The Cincinnati,
Cambridge and Chicago. and the Cincinnati,
New Castle, and Michigan railroad companies
have consolidated. and assumed the name Of
the Cincinnati and Chieago railroad company.
This road is continuation Of the Cincinnati
Western railroad, and forms part Of the d.
rect line between Cincinnati and Chicago.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25
accident TO A British ORcer.-S. "

accident TO A British 06icer.-S w. Poo'e,
of the British Army, who was about to sail for
England to join his regiment in Turkey, had
his foot so badly mashed between the platform
of the cars at Hartford, Conn, on Tuesday last,
as to render amputation necessary.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25
Washington. April 10

Conqress.-In the executive sesS' on TODAY
in the Senate, the fnrtherse considerations OF
the Gadsden treaty was postponed antil next
Wednesday.
The Homestead bill was opposed by Senator
Thompson, of Kentucky.
The House passed Miss Dix's bin. ~
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25
Shelbyville, Tenn, April Is, 1854.

lie rev Warehousing law lagalises the
system of private warehouses, as established
by Secretary WALKER under treasury instruc
tions;extends the time that goods may remain in
bond to three years; and provides for canceling
duty bonds on merchandise lost by fire, or other
casualty, while in store or in transit.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

Ecclesiasticat-The East Tennessee Synod
of the C. P. Church. stands adjourned to meet
in the town of Loudon, Roane county, Tenn,
on Friday next preceding the fourth sabbath in
October A. D. 1854 al | | o'clock A. n.
A. J. MCGEE, Stated Clerk.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

u S. Comt-This Court was opened by
the Marshal last Monday, and adjourned by
order of the on. W. II. Humphreys, to the
first Monday in May next. This arrangement
is made in consequence Of the conflict with the
Court at Jackson Teunessee.-LA American
Statesman.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

Counterfeit one dollar bills on the Bank Of
East Tennessee, are in crculation--We have
been handed one, which is very badly execu-
ted,-Genpral Taylors Portrait on The fight
hand end, is very imperfect, and several other
imperfections which can he easily detected
The public are cautioned to inspec, these bills
closely Knoxville Wing.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

The MaHs-We have received by to-days
Mail, the New York Citizen of 22d April and
the Charleston Mercury of the 18th. Why is
H.? That the enterprsing Proprietors of the
Mercury maftheir paper promptly we have no
doubt. Similar failures are frequent.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

n9- We neglected to notice the appearance
of the Clereland Dispatch, last week, in order
20 furnish matters of more Importance. The
Dispatch, however, is aAoat and we hope ii may
be amply provided with life preservers made of
patronage that it may dispatch news and
avoid multitude of little duns.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

ma Our acknowledgements are due Hons.
Edward Everett. John Bell and Truman Smith,
Of the Senate. and S. A. Smith, VIM. Cullom
and F. X. Zollicoffer of the House, for many
fayors duriag the present Congress.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

We learn through the ST. Louis "Intelligen-
GER" tha, the Legislature of Louisiana has adop-
ted resolutions adverse to the repeal Cf the Mis-
souri, Compromise.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

FIRE AT CHAELEsroY.--0n the 18th a de-
structive fire occurred in Charleston which
originated in the third story of DR.. p. NJ. Cohen
& Co.'S Drug Store. We present below the
names Of the principal sufferers, which we take
from the Courier. A large majority of the
property destroyed was covered by insurance in
various Offices
The buildings running East of Dr. Cohen's.
which have been destroyed, were owned and
occupied by the following names aud firms;
The first, owned by Z. Thayer. of the firm
of DewinL, Thayer & Co., Of that city, WAS &C.
cupied by Messrs. G. Z. Wadron & CO., as a
Wholesale Clothing Establishment. MeSsrs.
Waldron & CO., whose stock WAS almost con.
samed, were insured for $25:O00.
The second was an extensive Drug Establish
ment of Messrs. Haviland, Harral & CO., The
building was owned by the estate of Boyce, and
was insured in the Etus Office, for $700O.-
The stock, which is almost total loss, was
insured for s27 ,O0O.
The third was occupied by T. NJ. Horsey &
CO., and owned by q. IL. Kelsey, formely of
that city, and was insured for s., 600 in the Au-
gusta Insurance and Banking Company. This
firm, whose stock was much injured, was Gov.
cred by $4,000.
The flames were here arrested at the store
of Messrs. B. W. & J. P. Force & CO., shoe
dealers, which was considerably damaged by
water and fire, as was also their stock.
TO the West, running to Meeting street, com.
mences the store owned by Mr.. F. D. Faning,
and occupied by the firm, of which he is the
head, as a wholesale Hat & Cap establishment.
The store was insured for S7,4O0 in the Au-
gusta Insurance and Banking Cumpany. The
stock of goods was covered by $4,000 insu-
rance.
Next comes to the dry goods store of Messrs.
Gililands, Howell " CO., who have sustained
heavy loss in the destruction of their prop
erty, but which we are pleased to learn is fully
covered.
Courtney, Tennent CO., adjoining the a.
boye, are Hardware Dealers. The loss of this
firm is also heavy; but we believe they are
fully covered.
Next in rotation is the Dry Goods Estab-
lishment of Messrs. Hyatt. MclIurney e. CO.,
who saved alarge portion OF their goods.
Messrs. Hare, Calhoun & co., next the above,
who are large dealers in Sacdlery Ware, have
suffered severely in the loss of stock, which
we believe was fully insured.
The extensive Dry Goods establishment adj
joining the above to the west, owned and occu-
pied by Wiley, Banks & CO., which narrowly
escaped destruction, is very much injured.
The loss by his confasration is variously
estimated from 100000 to 100000, very
few, however, advocate the latter amount.-
Local offices, it is believed will suffer loss Of
about $4,000.
The Charleston Hotel had a narrow escape
from being consumed. Mr. Mixer. however,
boldly met the danger, and with the aid of the
Fire Department, his boarders, guests, officers
of the establishment and domestics, so success
fully combated the devouring element that the
building was uninjured with the exception of
slight damage to its ornamental appearance,
which can be repaired at trivial expense.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

Lice iStOck-We have to notice for the last
two or three weeks, a large number of hogs,
beeves turkeys geese, &C.. passing through
this city, on their way to the Savannah, Macon,
and Augusta markets. They are principally
from East Tennessee, which is great stock
raising country Dalton times 2Glh inst.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

On the l lth inst, Mr.. Culiom, of this State
made speech in the House Representatives
against the Nebraska bill. He denounced it as
an eectioneering scheme for Mr.. Douglas.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

Bt3s- We learn by a private note from Cali
fornia, that Capt. Jno. 7. O'Brien is in good
health, at a mining village called Dead Wood,
not far from Sacramento City, and is working
two claims at that place.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

be- Mr.. BEAL will lecture on Geology at
the Presbyterian church-next Friday night
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

We learn from Chattanooga Advertiser that
Gov. johnson is now on his way home.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25
Red Clay, April le.

The man who croped off the wing of fly
ing report, was seen trying to unlock the door
of the Methodist church with the key of the
spelling look. AN OBSERVER.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

MUsrC.-That murmurs in the silent grove.
That fingers on the zephyr'S wing. That's
borne upon the oceans surge-"lhat dies
along the distant shore lis Music. Artists,
BY tender chords have bound it to the Organ,
The Piano. Guitar, only to reverberate
again. Science and nature reveal It's hidden
simplicity TO man.
The science of Music is an important branch
of female education certainly one of her most
beautiful accomplishments; and we are pleas
ed to note that Miss NJ. l.. CAMPBELL is giving
lessons on Piano, in connexiOn with the Lou
don Seminary. Miss Campbell is proficient ir
the science. She is a lady. We know no nigh.
er commentator,
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

Money IN the Treasury.--We understand that
there is now twenty eight millions eight hun
dred thousand dollars in the treasury of the
United States Washington Star.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

sSr See the a lvertisement Of JOSEPH An
DEksoy & sqy, who present to their patrons
new stoek bring and Summer goods.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

COMMERCIAL CONVECTION The Convention
assembled at Charleston on the lGih, and after
five days of arduous labor,-speech making
excursions-eating and drinking, adjourned
on the 18TH. to meet in New Orleans on The
ID Monday of January ext. Many important
questions were brought before the Convention,
but those most likely to benefit the South and
Southwest, were the propositions suggesting a
direct line of Ocean Steamers between southern
seaports and foreign countries; and the improve
ment and encouragement of Agriculture and
Manufactures among the people.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25

Baltimore. April 20.
yesterday.
The steamer Crescent CITY, with Havana
dates TO the l4th inst, arrived at New-Y ork.-
PezualI was examining the Publications, and
putting the island in a state of defence.
The. Senate ON Thursday re-considered tho
Mexican treaty, and did nothing and adjourned.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-25
Further per Asia.

Austria still undecided.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-19
GAs6sN SEEDS WARRANTED YREsb AND GENUINE

Nsp,IIuOuA-Wb ltr CIan,
Arfielol<-I.,,.CL CIR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .,, A..
Red Cr.nberry. sc.ri., Pnnn..
nra.i MInJ.o,
Srap Beans-rarfv Y,i,ov.
ma: do vsi.n. MI S a". M a q, u an.
berry Nu e'Ah'
aooted; Do Yellow do do; Long
s nooa, mn .r s,esisn: French
nnnIW ofnei
no'e-rurpie cape; White
SApi
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Jkooo-an.n c,,.
Aprl,, Nu,ms. 0o' rms
Water W,Ion-r,,N
~, s.e.o"-rnsst hind.
Ns.ta,,ia n,.A.,,,
OnTon-s,,. ~ WINE.
nI hehov ana hed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Ws,hInytan.S, nny Nay
ton, Drsys r,n. "o Shfn.
Matrorfsi. Ri,So, nsn, 80
$3.50, p'shop puarfProiihe
uu. r
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SECOND SUPPLY
GIsIruNI a : IA "a \ m 1 IL f.nnnS

SECOND SUPPLY
xzAtiS SSiMG , ASR - mnE s.r. o 81.
he steamers Roanoke snd JNmestvns large addition
t. msr cE 81 The newest ,tys. q eeen,y imp red Good'r
been purchased New York orlcss viii
SOD A. ~ sdan.e for cash. puneiuAi euomsr they
RIch pr~csde, Piaid and striped silks
Black Figured and PI.in siIks-ali p,iees
Plaid and .lr ped nernanni and oreuadne
PAIN AID gignssd na,ese, ans B,rsgs De LANES
French, Engll., and American Lawns and Csneoes
FmSrodstsa Rob AID f Bap,s %s and Cord
Plain Chays, Chaly Bsreres ard De Begs
% ard Sa,aars sns s%I" SSai cfd
Sh md Sc G bnsi CAP SS md sess Rb.ss
Lsdles, Genu,men'; Boys, MiIes' and childrsn'sslt
omhssip 5gse| Canton Cloth snd other Mourning Good,
Irish Linen, iibrn C.mbfls spd gth,lbs '''''
Th'e,d Ls md sul aes. EdSings ana fa,s[,ing,
y.e.ne Cambria, Plain and Checked sSiss Muslin
siE satin, ySisseis sna Mst.siis' ye,tlngs
Se STS y'GS, ,5 G2oT Pso 19s rSgsa DTO
S.n sI sa s TI pS 81 oSo'. n Sy ,,,
Goo Ss AID SrSr ES9 sSa
vGLEyfNE. oRENsH,w CO.,
ia No %, corner Broad, 9Th and oapIpl streets,
spi9 Wear spitolSqusre.
asA. g. 4; Cc.t. 81 s; rS .; C,oss,
Bsane Which We invite the attention Railroad psnes
sp24 sIgn OF the Circular raw, II Main II,
ZD ap24 JAS. WINSTON.
bs the obstinate ana nysrat. 6sr, rssb s ss ss
have failed, on man or beast For sale By
EpLEACHED SBEETING.-i9-s Beaehsd HsnJI,oo
hD shsetinE, Furniture Cheeks Ae 10 arrived from Bail
N . 5s O. hAR fIs T.. ! CO.! CO.:
M AHsEITLEs QUILTsi Real Mui,iiss Quilts;
Lancaster DO hor'0ftho'' white ard Red rp.d Do ~
" -. O. HARE ns D,s. 4 co., co.;
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EsIsss2 ~ ssssss - Mszs

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD IPESSS
FHhIGHT CARA Freight Gar, arranged for the
viii lie with the Mail Train daily Sundays pedD
the moe speedy ran'portaon OF Mills Butter Fresh Meats
other perishah articles Packages Merchandise
ASpecii Agent will tho Car
and delivery Of Articles she
be with their and estimation marked
thereon and he Ia pac before the arrival the Train the De
in the Articles from the chmcni
Depot must he there between NJ and p NJ heen
minutes prior to the departure Of the Train the morb
couDpNnied by tickets what
by whom and whom the articles received
with the tickets will be signed by the AZ mt at the Depot and
delivered to the bring the articles and the other
tain d by the Agent.
will be in attendance Richmond Depot,
A. NJ TIL p NJ for the delivery Articles the E
press Car.
Freight on all Articles must be paid In advance
No Article will be tak,n for any turnout.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-19

-.... AkNr, PAlNE Il KENT.
WHOLESALE G,I DEALERS A!;sIs 81. ~ DRUGS, MEDI-
Or,En for sale. In Sass;.. til. following
100 10, Es,r.e, Los-Ood. In small so,..
,s;SSS xS sSssi t..S, S = isr
$3.50 s s.lSG: s .Ss Sn and ss y on on
soe gallon. olive on nne
s So s1H., s %,,shs.
as. 80 SSIs, Starch; so eei' rann,r' oil
,'0S 200 St.I;, escorted escorted brand,
1900 ssnuIar Po.h.,an Pipe.
500 81 Is ss S:ssi F.' inn Pain,
aoh x.. Chewing Tobacco
10 10 iSs s SMITH. v hs sa,,h..
10 gross ssdl, and Soda Powders
loo ID, Prin.e Black Tonqua Bean,
800 500 d ss a,i co S,as
s Dye % Ss
raj terms, to town ana country trade.
;SSssfo$ sssiSl Es, S %ERiSssES' &c
ss:. s ;S:
&s MI 9asS S.Is., ard cs.sT
s ssISSs S'f iia9 F q.sss, ca. Acid
Spanish Broa N; Sup. CArb soda
Venetian Red; English Rem BorAI
Paris Gre. n Roll Brimstone sulphur
Prussisn Blue Rotten Stone
Vermilhon, Pumiee Stone
Lamp Black; Sal soda
Whiting; Cinnamon: Mace and Nutmegs
Putty; PEPPER, Spice and Ginger
BlAke's Psiehi Faint Spirits rur LInseed oil
Furniture Nanish Coach farnish: Vanish;
nsh: Leather rarnsh. '' " "
Ao alage an well selected OF Combs Brush
Fancy Articles Shaving great variety
all OF the beat manufacture. 80
All popular Meden,s kept ordered at the shortest
notice. "
Country Merchants Phi, and Planters are respectfully
solicited to cali and examine nd prices.
s-PAreular attention paid packing and forwarding
goods, =. JOHNSTON 4 BROTHER,
mhl Druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-19

.U,AsnRkrns WARRANTED oARpEN sxsps-ras
- no e'thers have re<efvnx
nus. ppy Of esh ana genuine CAMDEN SEED. cultivated on
~ s a no. :. .snsr.y that there are bal
w them The part Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-19
KENT, PAINE q KENT. --s..-.-,.-.,-
fmportces and Wholesale De lee ana pos...s
DRY GO DDS,

fmpertcss and holcsaic De lee In Fsrsa and po..,
DRY GO DDS,
No. IL fOtrtess. ssreet RicAsaond
SPRING TRADE, 1sox.-ws are nov reesyinv Nv
Spring Importation OF
iSH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN DRY GoonS
ParchAssd the terms entirely cash
very large and splendid beautri .tyiss
And BY yacas srrvah nom NJ Yo Bottom Are re-
variety. s's'S
We also prepared with large stock OF READY nApr
CLOTHING manufactured At home under in
the latest and best style.
Nth a..ost unusually large and ysn selected
aetes for doing business with exerou on our
the te trade that GO to the
invite the merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina rennssse
10 examine sok before purchasing with
goods will be sold they bought in Any m.hr
In this country. " - --A.s'
our to keep stock throughout the year. and
pared to serve them. " ~
fs2S KENT PAINT A vrSr
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y EiIsinia ana Tsnas.sss ian ,s-srs.:ss.

PACKET Boats daily Csundays
esprdJ arrive IN L, nehheig O'Clock.
With the Ly neh
bury daily at A.. N.
connect with the t weekly III for the Natural Bridge Lex
ngon AMI iuehanan viii Richmond Monday,
w,dne,esy and saturday: Pas, fr Cumberland o ut
House, fArmvle, Buckingham
Monday
willie will take Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays Boa
dei2 BOYp. a DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-19
xxyAnE W. wooLpnD ofoe., md nd ns.I,f :,

"AnB w. WOOLDiiiDE, Grocer aud COnmssOn sfer.
w chant. Oilers for sale
90 hhds Por,o Ricc, Cuba and sugu
80 paeEag-s stuart Loaf Crushed PulvsIed Sugar
20 hits rrbolird M5'asies
% bbls N o Mols-srs and gyrup
% do Richardson's No Whiskty
- do TuscaloSs ~ aud Common DO
81" pseksgrs Gunpozder, imperial and Black Tea
100 boxes soap and Talow Candles
100 do Sperm snd Adamantine do
tDJ reams Wrapping Paper
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns aud Seine TEne
3DJ sacks GAIT
,l 70 s sslesi ~ LU q Porter guar,ni pnts
~ hhns Bacon, Y1,s AMI Shou dsrs
81 bills keys ard Pals Family Lard
. tiercts new Rice
pipe 0orra sup Old reserved Madeira Wine
2 Taylor's LIN 90
10 qr do s NJ Cet.e Ma do
10 10 burgundy and Pure Juice Port do
% do Pale and Dark Sherry do
20 boxes Claret do
10 Ibis Sweet salara a.
30 baskets utldsitk Champagne, quarts apd pints
o, do my own importation, an Other brands, do
pipes Solet- Imperial Eagie DIN
do imperial d. sood article
Pnnohton very soperlor old ia. Rum
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