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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15
NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, C CUSTOM AND THE PUB


IN conformity with long standing Of selling
entire Stock Of Goods the every Ave years
that Will round In 1870
day 20 down stock 20 such cash prices will
reduction before the day Of public sawhateycr then
main hand disposed public suction, without limit
reserve.
have added and have 10 oer our patrons the large supply
OF the OF this Falls Goods enumerated below
Unprecedented low prices Of the last few weeks aud upon
We have placed a small pront:
Cloths, Castmcres satlnetts, and Pulled CLOTHS
TWeeds, Kentucky and Kgnnebeok Jeats and Kerseyt
Fannelp, Linseys, Plains and Uable.THist Kerseys
french, dsrmsn and Rngish Merino's, all prices
Rich Plaid and Printed CashmeTes and Noussellnes
Buper French Plain houtselines, all shades Of color
gala Plaid, Plaid Persans, ohAleys and De Beige
Super Plain and Figured French Panneis, for sscques
BIZ BombaInes Canton Cloth. and Aipscas all prices
Plaid spun Slks and Blk and Wool Paids Laines
Rich Plaid, and BTocade Glaos aud Poult DE Sole
BLocade sud Plaid Black silk, extra quality
Blk Gro de Rhines, Tanetas, and Satin sHauttne
sstlnl Noresiines aud Rorenoes all and qualities
Real Irish Popllns, and Engli,h and french do
Neck, Bonnet Dap, Lutestring and Satin Ribands
High Colorod, and Black and White Paid Checked Cling
hams
Hrgnoh, English and American CaHcos, (eheAp)
Table DAmask, Table Cloths, Napkins aud Doylies
Ere Diapers, Huotabaek, DoWlas and Towels
Embroidered Curtains and Drspery hu,lins
Dotted EmbrQdercd and Plain Bulu Muslin for dre,,ss
Rich and Muslin french and Scotch Worked Collar,
Musiin and Cambria Sleeves, Habits and PlounclpTa
Muslin Cambria, Thread and Llse Hdgngs and nsenss
Tibet, Oaihmere, rurkere and Rob Hoy shavs
Ladies' and Misses Kid, SILK, Nett, Thbet L,e Glove,
Gents and Boys Buck, beaver, Thibst and SIN do
LadicS and GENTS SIZE Mrno and Shaker Drawer,
Gents Ladies' and Ohldreni Wool Cotton ffo,sry
whitney hsetanav, TvIled and Dunl Blankets
81, TS, - 3d. 80 and 1874 RhirtIuRs and gheenF,
Plaid Domestic, Apron ohscts. ornsburg, De, 10.
VALENTINE, oRENsHAW 4 CO.,
- No. " Broad street. corner 9ih,
SEQ Near Capitol squaIs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

WRITE on oSE SIDE.We find this very sensible par.
sgraph, upon a subject oil little Importance to ou,,
branche Of the public service alcas, in late
Of the Boston Transcript:
Notwithstanding the price of letter paper, and the
fact that for the daily newspapers have often
once III thirty days requested their contributors TO write
only upon one side OF the letter sheet, scarcely day
passes in which editors do receive important aud
sometimes valuable communications from persons incons-
detatc enough 70 occupy both sides OF the paper
In most cases such communications 20 into the waste pa
per bag without perusl 1t would do the needless su-
thorS good TO see their valuable ~ productions pass in
10 tue coarse bags of the ragged collectors vi waste
paper, and To know that Of their violation OF
thus necessary rule of thu printer their IS were sold at
Junk shop Tor the low rate OF two cents a ponnl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15
t0- MOTHERS nRgAsr cLoTus-Tb,,. :

tU- MOTHERS BHEAsr CLOTIIs-These cloth, have
now attained established reputation anordng the only
feet protection hgan', anil preventive shes yeate
Fiction, UirHEsED BREAg.
Mothers should bear In mind that valuable Cloth, are no
Intended - cure the breast when rsn they are de,zns
ted TO prevent this eat,srophe which they certainly will
Mothers therefore, who have the least or OF
risen breast should not wait I'll they threatened 10 send for
these cloths but should them and put them aside
10 meet any emergency.
fused az directed they will very speedily dspate ali
ton OIL breast aay entirely all pain arising from cold or other
free and unobstruoted noH n the which
and avoids the possibility Of 0IrHgHED BREIsT 1890
Mothers have assured that found
eSro ~ wssng Thee Cloths constantly during the period which
No one had found fault with them know vb, m
the contrary zoe tHO that they
value BY hundreds who have used them.
are perfectly convenient TO wear and leave upon
E GT,mttsnss Of iioo accompanied By 70 cent, ,o,, o,
postage iampl will secure the prompt transmission BIZ mali Of
They are for sale exclusively by
ADIE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Ivsnt,
sell lH Main street. Richmond, VIrginIa
~ Pull directions for applying these Cloths viii
VIyALL PRINTS AND GiNGHANs.-We have received y,Il
N and Winter Prints and dinghAm,, sc.
NEW GOODS P0R FALL AND WINTPIi-HRNRY an
~ YER nov Ia reept Of his entire Ready
Oothng and oentlemsns Furnishing Goods Winter
which he would invite attention o. The pubIe pisdg
HENRY SHAVER
SEQ Corner Main and Pearl streets
oyERNGs LOAF sUGAH-sob boxes, landing and for ssIe
aAV l'eIAI DAVkNPoRr, ALLEN 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

"Nt o, ThL GREAT CAUSES or HARD TMEs-We shin
too much Of our gold coin TO Europe-snJ ,,byg R.P
Sauso we import ten millions than VIC ought We
nP9r' 700 m'ny silks sstns and laces 1.-THE ladies' Of
e ohHSd states would wear cotton fabrics aud eucour-
sge staple production Tor lou, vs.rS sv,, nns
onaDI ineehane farmer, and hboter would feel the good
time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

hHk IREAI AlsTAEg'-We hive nov every reason IN
oseFe 'ha' all tue stories concerning the actual receipt
u ueay o. anne1ason or any other new treaty what
ever with the Sandwich 'lsnds are untrue notwtbtand
og the parade Of details concerning it, which have graced
eeaf a tne leading papers Of the county 10 tue las,
oAys' We lesrn from passengers who came to the
Eastern coast along with tho alleged bearer Of hi,
60 ueaty mat he brought such document and our
enors TO learn whether the Government have receved
'nlng o. me sort have satisfied that tho story float
State Department, 10 untrue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

uRAvE ChAkaE.-w +: Carvedo, residing in Rockets,
was yesterday brought before the Mayor upon the cbry
OF receiving stolen goods.
The warrant upon which he was arrested sets forth tho
'ael 'na' lie uid, knowing them to be stolen receive
door.irame windowsish, aud SONS plank valued nj
ga, from a negro named David.
The wtne''e, in the being present. the Mayor
adnlttei Caryedo to bail TO appear and answer today
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15
NEW YORK MARKETS. O., 70


coi,onrhe market hrner In the favorable
ae sS1. BY the ,,s v;a With small sales,
desire on the part OF holder. rea principal decline is on
@ 'G Ss nap P5s A ssnd The "a Of the
Ms a IS for s9 to 6 sSSd Ohio
yS%iSS for est-" o Gsn.es fair demand Tor Canadian
The for southern easier with sale. Of $50 Ibis a.;
Foa s Sf n s snS st S'sn an s
scarce and firm sales small parcels 4sTH JerGey and
GralnFhe Wheat market I, without nportan, alteration
duty PAID a. 400 prime SG!te nsss s q, hlS CANA aod
400 red sa,GsIn mostly at, IS The Rye market
oarn !; loser sale, 50 600 ba:hsl. S.siS dn.ound to
qa Sis S' State 's sn %eI.sn parcels
NORFOLK MARKET. Sept Q.
lib De- cora White pe Y HSnd s S'S Cotton
light SCI Mixed do 5, Cheese 1aI2Hc. Faxseed
is 81 Psar Pine 81 supsfhne Extra, arm. Sa01 Pam.
LOUISVILLE MARKET, Sept 8.
s sac, 81 20 h, ,SSae sSs 3d. 81 at a l5s5
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. Is.
% s. Pase & i5's s s :T sales Riverside Mills
dun and prices dropping. notice sales NJ
s@a % % Il. H. ia% "a ,iS S
dsn,y we g1o,s white and MIXED soas1 Rye 'iCO
I'll. Gaze az = pss Sj e. sa Beef
Ra'ines, improve aud money matter, getting
easier.
PETERSBURG MARKET, Sept. Il.
market o-day was very animated but no mate
mon $1,000. Por dooI Common LeafG to Pair 10 Good 80
70 st,O. Zine, Offering. '
heavy. " ~
Corn-There IL good demand, without change In prices.
wneaIhs market has been quite steady to-day though
o our mers are not buying. We prime Of
White at 81 TO- par lots 90 and common and damp
GELS range from IS toi 30. '''
Baeonrhe market 'ti tends We quote Side, TO gHc
stock Of good quality.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Sept. H.
The offerings Of Beef Cate week to about 1900
a 81 which bought this aTag 100
US fo ORD nary and prime quality Hogs-About market
hey we're SOLD Al GlGID ShsepGOo1
rom 2h to 20 each az In quality The the New
BALTIMORE MARKET, Sept. 12
The foreign has had a depressing effect on tho
market for breadstuirI. No sales of -four reported -
Whoat-Sales OF $1,000 bushels White Al 7OsI 10: rod
l65ai.69 Corn-saes Of 1000 bushels Of white at sic.
aud yellow at roc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

STEALING CoRS.-Mosely, slave to Edward Myers vii
son. slave to Robert C. Nicholas, aud three smaller negro
boys were arrested yesterday morning about day break
by gentleman, while engaged in stealing corn from the
farm Of Mr. Tyler, the city The Mayor after hear
ing the evidence ordered ALL except Mose to be punish
ed and discharged him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

Among the parties who have sent in proposals and
plans for the construction OF the machinery OF the six new
steam rgates are Mr. Green proprietor OF the Gospor
Iron Works Portsmouth, Va aud Messrs Anderson De-
liny Co., RichmOOd.-Nor[olk Nerald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

DishIssEp.-wm. H. Gentry, free negro boy, wa.
taxing whip from small white boy, named Benjsmir
Bolton.
The father OF the complainant having appeared and
Withdrawn the warrant, the Mayor dismissed the case
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

BREAKING DooR.-Jacob Cross, worthless free n e.
gro was up before the Mayor again yesterday for break
ing the door OF the house OF Jack Johnson with an axe
He committed until to-day when the case will h.
| examined. " ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

BEATING MS WirE.-John HART a white man, wa,
brought before the Mayor yesterday, by officer Wheat
charged with assauiting his WIFE
The complainant declining to appear tho M,yor co,
hnued the case until today for further examination
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

"ea are indebted to the publishers, Dewitt Davenport
New York, for the following publications: "Pro1yes
ad Prejudice" by Mrs. Gore 1t is said to be an admit
aoe story most e1ceIenty gotten up aud likely to add
10 tue popularity which is already attached to the author
name in shis country. Fifteen Aautes around Nes
i0rS ane" work from the pen of G. G. Foster, so well
SHOWN 70 Inc public as the author New York By Gas
lngn'' &C. And The Goblin SHOb" amusing sketch
Illustrated with large number of ludcrous carica;ues
They are for sale by j. w. Randolph.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

.iy plata ,ha ssHa supplies fs4 the ssss... b.sa
to increase there viii DO an opportunity OF buying
qualities OF Wheat at moderate rates
prom France We learn that the harvest in the northern
parts OF the kingdom was fast drawing to close in the
south the crops bad been all secured The accounts
the yield OF Wheat vary materially from da.rsnt To-
caities but on the average the quantity will We think
be found In excess Of ordinary years At some Of the
markets where good supplies Of new Wheat had come
forward rather an important fall in quotations had taken
but stocks Of old had been so closely worked up
that the value Of the latter had given way much
Paris on wednesday, prices OF both Wheat and Flour
were nearly the same that day sennght with but
little doing The stock Of Flour had fallen to 1881
quint.
reports from Italy Spain and other southern
and prices Of Wheat have already fallen sufficient
in that quarter to bring quotations below ours. From
Italy exports continue to be prohibited but from Spain
we shall probably receive some quantity OF Wheat and
Flour later in the year"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

AErRopoLIrAs HALL--Kunke's Opera Troupe still
draws hue houses At the Metropolitan Hall "Unclc Tom.
Cabin is crowded with visitors nightly much L, IN, graf,
heation OF the Troupe and their popular agent Mr.
Ford Lot all who wish eujoy hearty laugh visit tn,
Metropolitan. $500 "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

correspondent writes US, September L. 81 thu,
notice that wheat is from 10 to l6 cents higher in Big
Richmond than Petersburg, aud driyge to the
at that Ask syme what is the mltter with Little Pc
sersburg."
We invite the attention of co.emporary of tho In
teNigcHcrr TO the above.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

No RrGIsrsR-Alice. free nj. ro taken without her |
register was brought up to the Mayors court yesterday
aud ordered a whipping.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

Mr. A. Colo is the authorized assistant Of Maj J. c.
Shields In the collection Of Dues and attention the in-
terests Of tho Whig
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

NEW YORK MAREErs.-The Herald of the / s;h saws
Flour was easier yesterday aud the sales made indie,
tod decline of about 10 l.9 cents per birrel Southern
red wheat sold, part to arrive, 81 rs and We thousand
bushels Cinidiin, duty pil, at so. Corn was easier
with pretty free s'es Cotton sitter after the foreign
news, though saes xern mnd.rntnn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

have heard it assigned, reason for the appoint.
ment OF Mr. Lybook superintendent of the Gust ON house
IN this city, that the Administration was so fearful it mich,
appoint Know Nothing, that it took foreigner. and
one who, according to the publication of "a Richmond
democrat 10 the Dispatch of Tuesday is mot vet ci,i.
zen OF Virginia. and it is doubtful whether he is citizen
OF the United Statesn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

NAvAL-The United States Soop.of- war Preble Conf
Craven, which arrived in Hampton Roads Friday morn
ing from Europe, came to the Naval anchorage Sun
day morning The 7. Is the practice ship Of tho Naval
Academy, and has now board a number OF mdship
men.
Lieut. Geo T. Sinclair reported himself yeste rday at the
Gosport Navy Yard, for ordnance duty.
The United States frigate Savannah, Com'r Mercer
bearing the broad pennaut Of Commo Saer remained at
Rio Jsueiro, July eed.
Tue United Stated sloop of Germantown, Commsn.
der Lynch sailed from Rio, July 29th, for tho River
Platte.-Norfolk Beacon.
The Fair Of the Seaboari Agricultural Society will CON-
mence on Tuesday the 2ith Of October and be contnu
ed on wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 25th 26th and
eth October The time Of holding the Fair was an
nounced last spring. and has been frequently referred to
since in the Norfolk papers. The Petersburg Society,"
which has been but very recently organized has Ied up
on precisely the days 10 the month for hold
ing the Agricultural Fair in that city. SO soon as II was
known here that the day had been fixed upon these
facts were brought before the President Of their Society
but without having the desired effect the Pete rsburg So
ciety declining TO change the dsy.-Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

The Senate Of Iowa is equally divided between the
wings and Democrats The lower House has 80 Wings,
50 Democrats. The Wing" paper at Iowa City claims
the election OF Mr. Grimes as Governor by 1000 minority
aud the Democratic" paper comedies It by | 800
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

The prilries were on fire in many places in Illinois lag:
week. The flames west of Chicago burned with gre.,
hercencs' sweeping trees, fences &C. before them A,
La Sale the engine house aud some other build ngs were
burnt, aud several overcome by hea while en-
deayoriDg to subdu, the FIRE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

HusrISGs CoURr-Ths court met Yesterday n, II n,
clock The following disposed Of
Commonwealth vs.. Thos. H. Keeling charged with mis-
prisoner having escaped from the city
forfeited his rccognzlncc. capids was awarded for
arrest, returnabe at the term of the court
Com Va. VIM. d. Gates charged with misdemeanor.-
Prisoner having fled capids awarded.
Com. We. Jos. NJ. Cartington charged with INSIDE
meanor. Case continued until term aud witnesses
recognized to appear.
The case OF the Com. va John Woodson charged with
stealing timber on the 18th OF June was heard aud given
to the jury for deliberations. They being unable to agree
were discharged until to-day.
Ezekiel, slave, the property Of Mrs Ann Robinson
was then set to the bar charged with burning the cto
ries OF Messrs Gentry Hatcher, Akinson & yo aud
Kerr & Bro
A. Juison Creme Esq for the prisoner aud r. r. Howl
son for the Commonwealth
The vote Of the being three for conviction nm,
two for acqua the prisoner was declared not guilty
and discharged from custody.
The court then adjourned until o'clock this morning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

CAPT DowsISG, OF THE NAvY.-we learn, from the
National Le'igeneer of the Sth that this officer No
90 on the list of Captains and lately comma nd of the
u s. soop-owar jamestown, has been deprived of his
commission by the sentence of court martial with the
Presidents approval We fully Informed of the
character OF the charges against Capt. Downing; bu, it
cannot be otherwise than of regret that an officer
who had been more than 40 years In the service and
years at sea, should be deprived of his vacation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

THAT RAMl-We were favored with ane rain on Tues.
day last IL was curious to observe its various effects
upon different individuals All turned out to witness the
novelty The sun continuing to shine brightly all the time
some allowed themselves get thoroughly drenched uu.
Ger the deiuson that 1t wasn't really rainng-whilc
Others others stood and took the shower out Of
gratitude for the oldmo blessing Tho fact OF 30 much
water falling from almost cloudess sky Is accounted
Tor by the suggestion that the weather has long
OF practice and don't know how to I up rightly Tor
rain.-Parkersburg Gaseste, Stp'.s.
CAMP MKSrisG.-Tho Methodist Camp meeting, some
i've miles south Of this place. began on the slst ut and
continued until the 9th inst There large concourse
of people on the grounds.-B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

n UNITING COATS have hand u hne Assortment OF
Hunting Coats suitable for the approaching season.
every gentleman going hunting ought % be supplied with
Gall At HENRY SHAPER'S,
Gelb No Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

CRY ArroRSEY-We gratifed to hear Of the im-
proved health of Ri!eigh T. Daniel, Esq, Prosecuting
Attorney iG the Hastings Court, whose illness at the
White Sulphur Springs mentioned some days since
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15
FEXAn trRNa.

lsnIls fsasIseAy.--rhs Ban An,oaio Ledger Of the
cath that letter nom Ksrnes county dated the iAh
stating that the Indians have visited that section and
borrowed" all the horses belonging to tho Rev. II. Hill
aud Col Hodges, and seven head from Capt Peck
party pursued the Indians uusuccc-uy 40 miles towards
the Nueces They found several of the horses Of then
skipned, and parts of their carcasos removed. Tho
savagcs went out BY their old trial. twenty miles wcst
Fort Merrill
TnE PAciric RAiLRoAp.-The Galveston News SAWS
1--WE learu from Dr. Arson Jones who now In our city
that the New York Pacific Railroad Company (Which by
the should be called tho Texas Company as the,
are acting under the charter Of this State and not Of New
contracted with company Of practical Railroad
builders In Boston for the construction Of the first
six miles Of the road within the time aud according &c
terms required by the law Of the State"
Mineral Spring At Waco upon the lands Of Captain
loperaes as euetie; its deposit is dark reddish
yellow color has mover been analysed but Indian:
have regarded II a. valuable for medicinal purposes
Tx EXPLORED VALLEr.-The beautiful valley lately
explored In tho boundaries Of New Mexico bids fair
to redeem large portion Of that territory FROM the charge
Of steriity.
The bed of coal discovered in Hill county, thirty miles
above Waco aud the I'd parallel has been
camel coat, and is found in immense Quantities
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

Lamartne has just completed a history of Turkey
which he sold to one OF the Paris papers for $2OOOOl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

a. ALr-s0o sack. Marshairs wOrIhn gon. Salt for sal
- from Dick or store, by " H. sKiSKTR -"
oil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15
"S .eis rAS'k'-'oF sale T. sxrsKrR Car, stree.

dNHOuND rLhsrEIl-POr sale by
~ sel2 r. IT, sRISKFR Cary street
tLOruING.-The Wholesale trade will nnd the largest
~ and best assormen Of R1Idy NIJe clothing
the Trade In the city OF Richmond at the extensive
~ KEEN, BALDWIN co.
They have this added the
their heretofore extensive
70 merchants which have them Call on
them before making purchases and farther
KEEN, BALDWIN co.
seIi No. iO2, Main street
SLtfE RIVER CONIPANY.-The Third Annual Meeting OF
- the Stockholders Of the Slate River Company
buckingham Court House. FRIDAY the 18th Of October
sei'-em Wh ~ SHEPARD, Secretary
PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE,
NhnWtcirrsi from FTcnb Grdpes, Jiadied Gingcr
SeTWs orange, Otron, dc, Three lsJJS DID,
REMARKABLY pleasant, carmnatve and stomach bic
IN stimuani, highly beneficial In
OF The stomach and bowels prevalent In weather
which frequently when neglected. produces Dysentcry
Sc also valuable remedy for Fatuency Dyspepsia
General Debility Persons living In districts prevails
find great preventive. Price % per bottle ~ per dozen
~ Wholesale and Retail Agents. BENNETT BEERS
lH1 Main street. and Pearl street, Richmond. sei6-u
n IyRN CAMBHIC IIRIPs-Ju,t received a lot
Linen Cambria Han ikerchs Of mpoftaton
large sud varied assortment ~ Tape BordeTed
Embroidered and Printed Linen Cambria clear lTdks
'elj @. HARTwELL co.
6tLOyER sEED.-A small lot Of PRIME, Tor saleby
~ se15 wM PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

eS AUCTION Standardization s called 10 our sale Of ro
ceres Ae take place morning
mencnE At 10 O'Clock.
Sale without regard 10 weather.
.elo DUNLOP, MoNcURE a CO., Auct,.
ENoUrPRiNT- OF FAMOUS MEN-FOr sale by A. NO RRis,
II 81 Main street.
The Italian Poets, translated English prose- by Leigh
Hunt 81. ''' - >'s
Our Folks Home; Life Old Manor House, by Edward
Toliyer-75c. '' - ~
Footprints OF Famous rnendesgnsd indictments 10 nteee
tial industry; by J. a. Eigar-G2c.
seiia Ada, the Jewish Convert by J. W. T. Highway
The Essays Of Ela, by ChAa Lamb, new edition-fi
The Goblin Snob, imagined and Illustrated by Henry
phens, SC. .eii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15

HVEtvf WOODEN SHIRTS AND Observation-Disclosures
- HAM, kLLEIr co, are now opening direct from auc-
on large lot OF Cold shirts
factory hands which will be than the mSnufa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15
BALTIMORE MARKET ssn, 1

Tho foreign news has had a depressing effect on III,
market for breadsuTI No sales of -four reported -
Whoat-Sales OF $1,000 bushels. White s.7Osl7 G rot
lG5a 90. Corn-saes Of 1000 bushels of wite At sIc
aud yellow at roc,