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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

Be cAREFuL TO WHoa You T4Lk.-Two
young ladies were once singing duet in con
cert room. A stranger, who had heard better
performances, turned round to his neighbor,
saying:
:" Does not the lady in white sing wretch
edly %
Excuse me, SIR" replied he, SO hardly feel
at liberty to express my sentiments, being not
impartial in the case; she is my sister"
{. beg your pardon, SIR" answered the
stranger, in much confusion; Sc meant the lady
in blue"
.' You are perfectly right there" replied the
neighbor; 81 have often told her SO myself; she
is my wifep'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03
BOSTON,.

NOR BOsTON.-(Regular Line of sz5zSSs,
.)The ! now clipper ship sPARKLINGSAA SAAAs4z
WAF E Thomas Saunders hnys portion
egsgsd and board will have quick Dispatch
freight, apply to =55Pl5&. =l z5=s5=
fst2 -. GEO. W. HYNsoN. 50 Camp street.
N eta-Ths A / packet ship MIDDEEsEy Henry SAETS
Paine master having all her 5oaa
sail in view dsyt, For balance Of freight, apply -
jan5s GEO W, HYEsON so Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03
A SECRET FOR THE IAnIEs-H0M T

a SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO
IN PRESERVE BEAUTY-Dsn,t use Cbalt Iiv Whit mr. any
OF ed cosmetics to conceal faded Complexion
you would nave the brought back your
heany ana transparent akin and life and through the
sI gel bottle Of CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE lake it
II does mol quite well your
CUT alter few doses do moi lind your health beauty
revvng Your elastic and
ana like Spring morning. then your hopeless and
se naught greatest
pa eL blood known perfectly harmless tim
Gs' For sale New Orleans. Wholesale Retail. by
j w gr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

E1SoR PHILADELPHLA.-T A / re- .ssN
sqsr packet bark -, is loading and will sail Sss
DIS boGERr WILLIAMS = CO, ss camp srest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

SSIAh FLAMING MILL, corner of Hercules
~ and Saiepe streets. keeps constantly hand general s
ment DRESSED FLOORING, Rna Ts
- Lumber sawed and dressed shorst notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03
: oUIsIANA HORTICULTURAL IN

AEALY,s VARIETY STORE.
~ No 70 CAMP STREET, New Orleans -
port,rrL u ~ = y L. e, GENTLEMEN,R
CasFs WE 2 npyeS I'm WFainNs DESK 5, POCKET
IIrT bOsfS sEiI CUTLERY ACCORDE0Ns
Nj tb Ts NI0IIAS. TRAVELLING AND
styles and qualiea. .RREIIAS HAiR y p, 3. - ~
TOOTH AND NAT BRUSHES ' NNo u =
t8 great variety oRNAMENTAf Ma Srr an, ,,1
CLOCKS, GUNS, PISTOLS BOWIE KNIVES ete ~ ~ sea ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03
LTpERPOOE

EOR LIVERPOOL Takes no Grain. ] s;ssssSS,
u The faat smiling Amsrisan ahp OILY MPUs, kAAAAs2
Captain Wilson, loading will prompt dBuatTt FsT
heavy freight freight Of Cotton apply 10
feb3 J. r. WHIT NEY b. co. 81 Camp sttee,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

.a1st5 . II " " q IFAUTURY.
MACHIEE SEWING
Ladies' Dessmakers and ran b.v
3 ~ done kiRd Of work up with ASTON
m I'M 3 @ IN neat manner than il done
MACHINE. N1 ho'Ahh ah8lk6
promptly teude to s iA9''tt S'etupos's, etc.,,
Te bSdf and good supply NEE
S1iHo' n SoifoN THREAD suitable hand and
10, ~ Apply asNo IL ST. CHARLES STREET, up stairs
: ]. Auani
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03
TRIESTE.

EsOR TRIEsTE-The A 1 fast sailing sEsSS
American bark yOLANT, Capt. ara ia loading
snd will have quick dispatch For ght bales Cotton, spp
Up, WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp street.
~ FOR pasahee apply y the Captain on board. janl0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

~ Q II sB 9 ST0 NJ Regular Line of sassssS
Paekss )-The regular packet slip KENTUCKY, &AAAfs
Wm PhinEoy aassr having large her
ianl4 GEO W. HYEsON so Canp street
FOR B0STON.-The A packet bark ~.
sARAM 0IaEY, conTs, having
Of Isight or peaage, apply 70 ah0 " HYNsoN. so camh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

EHOR LEGH0RN-(P Passage only )--. ~
The aaiing American ship PETER MAR sAsARs
SY, Captain Hickey having all
dispatch passage only having elegant Accommodations sppy
ianss J.P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03
CADIZ.

HSOR CADIZ-( Passage only )-The A ,s#sS
y iss. aailng American ship DeRCAs PRINCE, 49, ~
Kinney having all her engaged will have nmeate
4es For only having sccomnodaion apply ts
JANIS J,P. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

The slbsebe5s being appsael agents West OF the
aove ceiehated wines constantly
pn which they offer the trade at York prices. $50
~ R.F NICHOLS Il CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

Ihe aRdersignsd leave inform friends and
Ss, na Patseaary @ ar shs patrons Of the late frmo
account at os IS and 81 Circus Of ever
ssriPIon Of oARGtIECTuRAL IRON WORK ORNAMENTAL w
tSaSpAsi hAiLINGS DOORS SHUTTERS, VAULTS, RRTDGFS
STRAIGHT ND CIRCULAR STAIRS and all other kinds Of WORK
used for building purposes. ~ " "A
pEetisa Of the undersigned enables
the public which, with puneuality prompnees
IN the execution of ORDERS he will liberal sbaTe
patronage. BENJAMIN 7. K BFNNETT oate aT =. VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

bChIJEJAI "a.
II SOR BORDEAUX.-TheA A ! fast sail ,aS5N
= ing tsrk DELLA CHAPLIN, Howard, master, $500 sSAAss2E
Nv o1diag asd will qsck dpateh For balance Of ght of
. bulk OF $50 bales Cotton apply beard rssti First District
aaaS B6GERT, WILLIAMS a Co 10 Camp st.
& 4 'ODFISH AND HERRINGS-200 boxes, in
alI E. j. HART d co. 70 Tohoupitouas rtreet.
H'LoUR-300 bb1s Genessee Extra and 500
as JOSEPH LANDS & CO., SO TohOupitonlas st.
H'LOUR-1200 bbls st. Louis and Ohio Fine,
Int superfnc and Extra landing and in store, by
sIRE- -BRlCKs-39,0 600 landing from ship
- Clara Wheeler, from Livepool. and for sale by
! 9sa3 A. DELAGRAVEk Il CO., II Magazine st.
sRANDY-20 bbls, so quarter and eighth
=" 80 ~ casks Domestic Brandy. for sHle by
.aass JOSEPH lands q CO s8 Tehenpitonlas street.
Y HsOMAT0 CATSUP-20 dozen choice, for sale
BY J. C. HARDlLL co. ~ Magazine street. ianq1
|SRDA ASH-200 casks Steele s. Sons, land
sx Old Dominion, Sas and Josephine for sale by
-" ], G, HARDILL co., " Magazine sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

i srsens unable TO Oeap an who NAV desr. 10
procure fhs ned articles lave only
thsp 20 ~ who wllesecu
~ BPsrsons who wish to the operation the PATENT M
rNpAif the c1nn.aa w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03
PHILADELPHIA.

E4EoR PHILADRLPHTA-(P Philadelphia xtgsS
H. and New Orleans Line )Th0 Al taAt sailing
ship EXCELSIOR, Capt F. 0. Smith, having
board Will
about 6g hhds Sugar and 800 bba Mo appy board opposite
the Mint, ssesnd District -
III, AsIfBRIDGE d CO., SO ST. Charles street,
Agents in Philadelphia Messrs. JOHN R. au3s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

Es0R Passage only y. ~
The fast aniling American ship LRyI WGOD. IAkI
BURY Captain Nickerson, having all her eugag9
immedae disPh For only having superior
tions, apply to the Captain
a febs ]. r. WHITNEY 4 CO, q Camp araaL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

a bDU FELLUW6. kEST-Yaufts in this
rs Cemetery can be Obtained BY applying te ! @ ea-
Odd Feows Hall Camp streets Rev
@fiIAi No EHpanade and F. NJ COREY al Sickes 4
lamp street The price Of Vaults Lodges
burial Of wife child $40 for all bua the priee Of
nation respecting the "Res ',apply 10 #1s'' y ~ M
10. .PIERsoE, ! CONNIE reial Aley
orto JAS. FURNEAuX, at the Odd Feloss, Hall
JAs. FuRsKAUx Secretary. = = - ~ rn+s 1ta.t'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

hHfTr.sII YEARS Ado-Tbers is food for str,n0s and
pleasing tboughn the following extract Of latter ds,sJ
James River, Va, Oct 20, 1867
nave built fort 10 the very middle Of the Uhoro
NHon winch to DO gsrrisoped by natives OF this
Colony We have likewise bull. another strong fort a,
winchester which named Fourt Loudoun and four hun
dred Of the Cherokee Indians gone 70 join our forces
a. fort Cumberland, who, we hope will 10 great mes-
rom making any moro disturbance among our bick ia
habitauts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

Ihf CoSnIrIos Oh MEIico.-The New Oreans Zee
commenting on the news last received from Mex co,
speaks very dscoiragngy OF the prospects OF that uuior
tunate country The Bee says:
II we may believe the Mexican papers the government
forces are sgnally triumphant every feucounter With
the rebels. Thus for instance. the fight between Cruz
aud Na!domar, AN account OF which vas received some
time ago by Of Brownsville was ARCHER victory of
Santa Annzs sUldisTsthCugh version given 10 the
BroWnsvile papers was totally different IL Is q little
singular and suspicious that il Alvarez aud his men are
invariably "orstei with great slaughter the revolution
does Dot cesse |; hail these stories true is evil
dent that the rebels would be greatly discouraged aud
would abandon all hope oi successful opposition the
Government. bat on the contrary the dsaffscton
spreads further and uier WnCie departments are in
open revolt. Rebihfcemenis daily sent from the
cspitAl 10 threatened pUus and the stringent or
ders are despatched for picng the entire adult popua
ton at the disposal Of tue authurilles This does not
look HE r'unp vi the government. The TACT is IL Il
out vi tue question To look Tor 10 the Mexican paper.
aud most sk iul reader always winuow the whea
from the chail. To il that the whole country is
dlsordered aud that the sway of the Dictator s
with speedy overthrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09
LOCAL NE W s.

stAkDLh.-lt has been remarked Ia reference TO our
advocacy Of the application OF criminal law 10 SANDER .h.
such an e1redient would involve great an TO
the Commonwealth. IL the chit chat abuse or paolepcs
OF every III disposed individual made to constitute
such offence this argument might DO Applicable but
hold that sande as Is cognIabs by civil cou,ts n
made smenabs to criminal law would not entail .pv
expense. or tho amount Of ofcuces Of th, character
likely to demand legal nterpostou ii such were aynilabe
the present eItrsvagant standard furnishes no cri.op
Like all other crimes they would diminish In wholesome
ratio in view Of tho certainty Of punishment IL Ia tho
hgste Of tongue, which every DAY see inved
to the serious detrment Of many Whether tho fear of se
rous consequences from = civil suit, or moro refined
morality operates In lettering the Weather class from
such base indulgences prepared TO ssy Cor
tain Is however, that love Of the dino checks the nj
terance OF slanderous word the suppres sop of
which refined morality would utterly fail TO accomplish
Revenge hatred, sense OF Injury, aud other kindred
feelings very apt to override such nuenc, aud
seek opportunity to be gratcd some form il not by
an act oil open violence, at lee st by slander.
But DO this AZ II may tho evil EXITS admittedly and
that without any legal means to check IT, The law Ia
presumed to every offence and certainly what held
to merit punishment to the Of thousands Of dollars
damage in phase OF It, would merit application of
proper punishment 10 another phase tho worldly standing
Of the offenders being held tho rule Of action in such
connection.
rich man is made amenabe to heavy penalties for the
same offence which the poor man perpetrato "a hun
drsd times with mpuuity. We not what argument
may be put forth to justify regard it upus, upon its
face We shall aways hold that SANDER Il il cog
DIE by civil law in the Of Of means should DO
amenaoe to penal enactments No one will deny that
persons without wealth capable of inictng injury In
such form upon credit aud character They should be
held to proper by laws suited their peculiar cir
cumstances.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09
t1- MOTHERS BHEAsT CtoT,,s-T,,


now attained established reputation agordng the only
feet protection against and preventive the mothers eats
Fiction, GlTHERED BHEisr.
Mothers should bear mind that these valuable Cloths are not
Intended 70 cure the breast when rs athsy
70 prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly will do
hoheu therefore, who have the fear or apprehension OF
nse breast should not wait u they threatened 10 send for
70 meet any emergency. - ~ ~
Hued A. directed they will very speedily dt,pate ali
on Of The breast aay entirely all pain arising or
Cause Ieuder the breast soft and pabe
nee ana unobstructed hOE Of the milk
and avoids The possibility Of 0AIHtRED BpEIsT,
hoiher have assured that found
comfort IN wearing thete cloths
which The now o. milk 10 most dihbeult and irregular.
No one has ever found fault with that Enov whilst on
the contrary, ace EHoto that they esteemed
value By hundreds who have used
They perfectly conVenient
& o. and may applied plssars
" rsntanos Of Co0 accompanied BIZ ~ cents worth Of
po,tage stamps vii secure the prompt b. Of
p.Ir o. these Cloth, 70 any p.riof the United States
ADIE q GRAY, Wholesale and Retain AGENTS,
sell lT Main street, Riohmond Virfnla.
Fall directions for applying hsss Cloths, win seeompsny
HEARTS PICKLES assorted Ilfs' for sale msn1sotuTer
~ prless,% RAWLINGS MILLER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

VERY SiGSlrcASr RrsJLurIoS.---At the late hard
shell democratic county meeting Tor Chemuog county
After atiyng hard she'll State ticket they passed hO
following resolution:
Resolved, That have seen with regret the recent
proceedings OF meeting in the city OF Washington called
democratic one, TO denouncs a party which they term
know-NoIhngs believing that denunciations any Dor.
tons oil our citizens, where all have the right vote as
they please impoltc and opposed to the genius Of
our insntons more especially rs to a body Of men Of
whose principles and creed necessarily know
nothing"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
RAsiloNABLE MILLINERY

AH1sS ROHEL LYON has returned from the No,n ,,a 4.
INn prepared 70 offer 70 the sdls, Of Richmond
visiting the city, Stock Of Goods entirely psWand ~, ~
csauiy and e price unsupasd By any exhibition H.
uher FROM opG eIpssnoe 10 eonducnE fr Re- ~.
er, Mr. o. PhipD she hauerp that hny
ns Taste and wants Of the pubo and en- ,ts .,isc
Hon, no ehor on her part wanting 10
veil 40 quick and ready sales. " ' -N"i'suop' ~
Having ARRANGED 70 receive The ales pats,n, o.
md oesined the services Of sxpsTsnced Dy., S 90
zaHIud hdttsb prepared 10 all order, In A. line
WIN R9nptnets dhpateh, and In the most ,,s
hsr sirt opening Of the PoTTENA HATS viii be On Tues
go next 'rS great variety and ID,
''' '~N~''" oSQ-d4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09
RICHMOND MARKETS. Oo,oho, =

IobAoeoThe market remains active and last weeks ps,
uy ,upp2red we quote Tugs ai4N 70 fs common leaf adv
ealum Hades tsa 70 " good and me shipping l9H 10
vi 70 l3N; extra fne tl6 10 20.
Wheat.-The market Is very duIst and prtees h.vs
tendency We quote prime white 20 prime red Of 80
HESTER WHITE, Oomml,iIon Mersban,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

Miss A. lScE-Tho patrons Of the drama will doubtless
be delighted to learn that the gifted and talented Miss Tpce
whose line reading, conceptions and life ike mo-
sonations were so much admired while Hing an en-
gagemen at the Marshall last season. has arrived in .
city, aud will appear a. the theatre on Monday night IN
one OF her most attractive pieces We understand from
friend tha! Miss Ince has improved very much since t
here-sat her voice has increased in youme-bat sbo
has attained more confidence in her own powersand
amay with the stage has increased that grace and ee
gsnoe essentla 70 irsirae actress. All these ad
ded TO her natural sptightness of mind canpot f,l N on
sure her crowded houses aud win for her the
due TO lady OF her exalted personal worth We there
lore say 70 Our readers tickets in time II you de-
DcSpatch, IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09
WILLIAMSBURG, (v4) $40 81

The EXPORT TRADE, Erc.-Thc exports OF breads;utfs
to Europe during the month of September have been
ceedingy light. There has also been large falling of
in imports and the decrease for the remaining months
the year expected to be much greater The large
OF goods made through the auction rooms 10 the earlier
part Of the season. mostly lower than at which
they could be imported, has eectually checked por.
tons for time and in the end tell the reyenu.
OF the government At the present period of high rates
Of sterling exchange, active shipments OF specie and light
exports OF breadsus find the our couu-
try still ample TO meet this apparently threatening phase
in our commercial Affairs, and sustain our national
prosperity The crop of cotton promises Do fol, ay-
erage one. II has commenced arriving nearly a month
earlier than last year, and it is said be of ue quality
Some shipments OF cotton already the wsv TO
Liverpool, and before November ill., the pressn,
low rates OF eights the exports become large as
sterling bills shipments OF specie will cease The bank
remain strong and the gold received from California nc
mains among us. Sterling exchanged is already easier
and closed on Wednesday 9 81 to Q IS and dull at
that, while last week high 10 was obtained Two
or three OF the last steamers nave carried out less sp,c.
than predicted About 5000 instead OF 5000 600
as at first reported went from Boston on the a7h and
sl,lO:,OOO from this port the Both ult instead of
sl,3OOOOO as predicted and less than million ycser-
day. which was the SUN confidently predicted. No con
siderable parcel - likely TO be again shipped iron t- side
until the sailing OF tho Collins tue 18th Ocio.
Der In the mean time shall probably again receive
over two mii)us OF gold from California Cotton and
gold are thugs which, with economy and prudence will
sustain aud carry the country through difficulties in tri
umph.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

pretended fugitive from Georgia turned up a few
days since, in Penn Yam, Yates county N Y-where by
the way abotionists are very numerous-and made en-
curry Tor some aboitionst in the neighborhood. He
called at the house Of Mr.. Pulyer the family being alb
sent and soon after gold watch was missing as well as
the fugitive. Mr. p offers reward Of $50 for bis ap
prehensiou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

STATE or rug MARErs.--Owine 70 better Eastern d.
mand and some reduction 10 receipts, the medium grades
OF state Hour were from IL l2c lsc per barrel higher
YESTERDAY while other descriptions we're without a,er.
ton OF moment Corn was tolersbly active at 75o for
sound Western mixed, aud IL was stated that 1oo ooo
bushes we're sold deliverable In November at 5sc Po,S
ower WIN Tree sales Of NOES at ~ C2a ~ co. about
bgdre. Cotton firm, With a fair amount oc ssJos ~
Y Hsydh " '"' VI Ss'eS'-N'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09
FALL s1OUK
LEATHER, HIDES. OIL. A

h u. CRANE d co. NO I'd ISih street, r,,p,etfoI,v
announce TO their customers public receipt Of
Their Ia uppy-eohsiitlng OF the suai
her OF Az kinds French and American Skins, Iblng apd
bn1ns 90 hns,e and Wax Upper Leather Morocco SKINS
ent Iaher bhriinR Hsrness Bride do shoe Boot
webb Bfes Ac AlosApghisr and veal skins IAN.
nerst on Tanners and Curriers' Tools Ac.
While do profess 10 sell sr than others We pYomi,s IN
In Wani 10 give a call. - ''' s'
oee-Gt ID n CRANE m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

The pattisans of Gov Bger in Pennsylvania have been
claiming great credit for him the ground that during
the past year be paid off nearly million Of the public
debt IL appears, however, investigation that while
that amount Of the Id debt, bearing but FIVE per cent in
teres has been paid Off larger amount of new debt at
six per cent. has been created
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

The prize Of 800, offered by the Cosmopolitan Art
and Literary Association, Of Sandusky, Ohio for the best
Ode to the Greek Slave OF Power has been awarded 10
MI Augustine Duganne There were 40 competitors
Tor the prize. The committee TO whom the odcs were
Ieered Tor decision consisted Of MesTs Richard Sors
"ilis' Hiram Fuller aud Baysr1 Taylor.
FATURALlISo FoREIosERs-INPoETlNr DECISION IN
hmTUcEY.-JudgeN Nelson, ofthe Campbell County (Ky)
Uourt on the 26th u at the insiigstion Of j. Hallsm
hsq, OF Newport, decided that his Court had no uridc-
uon TO naturaze orenes claiming that Congress had no
power to confer jurisdiction on State courts and that the
law jurisdiction
An OLD CHUhcH DEUIoTED.-The old Lutheran Church
~ ~ nonester. yngnia lately destroyed By FIRE, was
luton by British HeSsso prisoners and was one tho old
relics which eVsrs body desired 70 see preserved Il
ns' OF ae been unfortunate. II usedin le6l for
democratic Convention, and not long after was struck By
lightning. Its demolition Vas tho work ofan incendlary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

Letter. on bu'nss' must be addressed TO the "rdsr' {"
fks HAig"
both sides paper published
hIsis standing ought to be Known all will
be departed from. Obituary eight
Iinessre charged for a. advertisements.
u oonuun!sston, viii be charged the sdvsrt,u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

:. DIED,
in the county OF Fauquier, Va on the 9th inst, aged
years, MARY SELDEN, daughter of Richard N. and
Eimonia Heath. " u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

The total eIpoha,on Of specie from the port of Boston
rom January to October 1854, amounted To So
voS-6l imports in the same time, S9l 1876
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
At A0RRiS' bookstore, OF Main stree. Oc. Z
GO 90 0'siGet' lolr.A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

We arc glad to hear that the celebrated Prma Donna
Naley Gomez aud Mr. ). Wolowski the Pianist will give
US another Musical treat in few days Monsieur S. Wo-
lousk will deliver Musical Lecture as we'll ipstructy.
as interesting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

MEDICAL CoLLEdr-The first Lecture at this Ins,itu.
ton will be delivered this evening, by Prof Gibson.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

ARTs PIcKLEs assorted IiIsi for sale at @saafso1aTsr
~ priess,by RAWLINGS MILLER,
ee' Cofnsr Pearl and Carr ss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

OSr-GrAnt Bennetts Boni, for avs, dated January
2nd 1851 payable to Mareeus Smith, negro
ma named joe for the 1t has credit Of
on the back All persons warned against trading for said
"a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

E,TIlKRs-oOO lbs for sale rates to close con.
20 "s"meh'' Il. II. SKINNER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-09

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