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Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

A short man became attached to very
tall woman, and somebody said that be had
fallen in love with her. DO yon call that
falling in love said an old bachelor. i is
more ike climbing up to it ?
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

a KENTUCKY INrANT.-There is a boy
ilvlng near Elkton, Todd county, KY, who
Is only years old, is four feet eight and a
nan inches high, weighs 165 pounds, and
is remarkably sprightly and intelligent
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

4 TASTE FOR READING.-Sir John Her
schel has declared. that '-if he were to pray
for taste which should stand him in stead
under every variety Of circumstances, and
be a source Of happiness and cheerlulness
to him through lie, and q shield against it,
ills, however things might 60 amiss, and the
world frown upon him, it would be a taste
for reading" Give man, he afirms, this
taste, and the means Of gratifying it, and
you cannot fail Of making him good and
happy; for yol bring him in contact with
the best of society Of all ages, with the ten
derest. the bravest. and the purest men who
have adorned humanity, making him den
izen of all times, and giving him practical
proof that the world has been created for
him, for his solace, and for his enjoyment.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

{ A contemporary quietly congratulatcs the
country upon the fact that there is slight
diminution in the number Of medical stu.
dents this year.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

Fifty years ago Unlce Sam was almost a
stranger on the maps; he hadn'ta friend in
the world apparently. while he had more
enemies than he could shake stick at
Every body snubbed him, and every body
wanted to lick him. But Sam has now
grown to be a crowder, his spunk, too, goes
up with his resources, and he don't wait for
any body to knock the chip off his hat, but
goes right smack up to crowd of fighting
bullies, and rolling up bis sleeves, be coolly
wants to know if any body had any thing
to say about him, in that crowd Uncle
Sam is no longer "a baby his physique has
grown to be quite enormous, and we rather
expect the old fellow viii have to have a
pitched battle with some body, soon or he'll
spile
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26
"Eet NE Sleep:

'Let me sleep" said my companion, half
pettishly turning from my touch. Let me
sleep" The words haunted my memory
for hours afterwards. How often has the
wish been breathed in this weary world,
"Oh, let me sleep"
The man whose conscience lashes him Cor
misdeeds-evils committed and repented OF,
cries, as he droops his head into his thorny
pillow-"Let me sleep With sleep comes
oblivion" The mourner who has seen some
bright and beautiful one fade from his en-
brace, like summer flower nipped by IA too
early frost. bows his head above the pallid
face of the PROSTATE form below him, and
sighs, in the agony of his soul-'Let me
sleep sleep with the loved one whose
smile shall never welcome my footsteps
more "Let me sleep, says the traveller
who, foot-sore and weary. has toiled long in
the world, and seen hopes perish unfulfillcd,
joys wither ere they are tasted, friendship
which he thought enduring changing hue
like chameleons. and rainbow promises. fad
ing and melting into coorless air-"Oh, let
me sleep, for | am weary
The rosy-cheeked child, the bright-eyed
maiden, the thoughtful matron, those for
whom life puts on its finest aspect, its most
endearing smiles, all have periods in which
they long for sleep, for the oblivion of all
care, hours in which the waters of Lethe
may flow darkly and deeply over them.
There cometh sleep unto all "a sleep
deep, hushed. and breathless The roar Of
cannon. the deep-toned thunderbolt, the
shock of an earthquake. or the rush of ten
thousand armies cannot break mp its still re-
pose With mute lips and folded arms, one
after another the ephemera Of earth sinks
down into darkness and nothingness. No in
truding foostep shall jar upon their rest, no
disturbing touch shall wiring from them the
exclamation-"Let me sleep"
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26
N o w

The following lines from "Household Words"
are fall of wholesome advice as well as beautiful
imagery. They convey to the youthful dreamer
lesson which it would be well for him to pom
dor
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Nisceiiapy.
as FoR THE ENQUIRER Thoughts for the Thinker No. VIII.
star.Light aad the Aurora.

Star4L Light and the Aurora
 am looking into the silent eyes of night. Calmly. from their awfui deplis m space. they bend in tireiess watching on this atom world--t,is singular orb. in its wan borrowed solar Ii sht. yet zoned inpee.l.s, spiritua! glory. No bei'ings ot the planetary dis;s, nor sun spots, nor Saiu'nian ,iags. nor pulsing radialions of astral beauty. fix so tine amazed though, of sphers and souls. as do ihe shadow. ings of the Inearnate Presence on Enth's meek brow. ,aa
 Inall the Armament of worlds. splendor and yastness and sphesal rank win not from the uniytr~e such tranced admira- ton. such awe-iribule of silence. as this Earth with her Gethsemane and the pur pied foot prints of Jehovah Jess Mine eyts are filling with this contemplaiise beauty of ,be "ttar thoughts. beauty streaming from all the expansc--bieading with sholies.s medits,ions in mine inner ,beart. o Father! God ] out of these voicel.s+ ponderings, these rapt ecstasies of q cation, what wealth of praise--- V hat s:upendous emotion of awe and love. re. ye,ls to Thee-the infinite recognition of thy glory and wisdom and power and g,ace. The morning stass sing together. all the sors of God shout for joy. There is no speech nor language. ihtir voice is not heaad with ineffable sweetness Of soul. uste,ing-lhey mean thy praise The while I wait, that mystic hymn begins; All nature bfeathes responsive: In the North, ShrOuded in seeming mantle of dim cloud,
 Prosirate, the soul of earth most rev'rent lies, Upiurned her face to God; yearning % Him
 In billowy aspirations. Now, sufFuscd s
 Itsmeek, sad brow with light-His light, ii glows Quickened at inmOst sense, ppreaches, gleams, Trenbies and pants in wondering ecstasyj. Still nearer flashes. brighter -insiant then,
 Stricken with dread. subsidies, almost expires; Anon, with Loves wild sTdor aIl sbiaze,
 Pushes, fire winged. to zenith height, then paies, Faint with consuming brightness of His eye There. Seraph faints; there, Suns are drowned in light.
 Him. can none see aud live. Thy veil;sg, God Blinds us with glory. Screen us with thy love- Shade wishihat emerald grace. our vision dazed; Then. uncOnsnmed, anear thy heart we lie.
 B aee CLEPsyDRA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

A German has recently discovered that air passed through cot,oa. is no longer liable to fermentation CT qualification. = The apparatus made use of tn producing ihe result is simply composed og glass glnbe he, meIrically closed by . cork GOV. eied with wax. and provided with two tubes, one of which is in communication wiih one Of the exlrsmi'ies of the fllter> CT. which Is itself ie.minaied by email tube at right angles: the second tube serves as m aspiraioF. going down almos, tc the bottom ol ihe globe. and commu. nicasing btrmeiFicaIIy wi.h gnsome,er, the globe contains the leFmenFabls sub. stance. and meats and broth snhieclesl ,c the p'oeess wiIl keep good fOr several weeks. r@'s - .
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

A ROLLING SroxE GATnERs NO Moss. Well. what of lhat.l who wanrs to b, a messy old stone, away in some dump corner of a pasture where sunshine and fresh air never come. for COWS 10, rub themselves against. for snails and bugs to crawl over. and for toads to squat under, among the poisonous weeds? 1, isfAr better tp bs q smooth and pol. islled slone. ,olling along in the hrawliag stream of lie, wearing of the rough corners, biinging ou, ihc firm cryst slime snucturs of granite or lie delicate veins of the agate or lhe chnlcedony. u is his perpetual cIlaiing aud rubbing in the whi,iing current that show. what sor' "f git a map Is made of. and what use he iS good fer. The s,ndNi0ne and .oapsiuns are ground down 10 sand and mud, but ths Hrm lock is selected ior. the towering fonFss., and the diamond Is ous aud polished for the monaEsA's HeEoWnsS ss~-4 ~s- 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Poetfg. ... $. ..
Rr Rean,eat.
Queries.

..,..-.-g- Oy AeXaeSt.
 Queries.
 Is i, any body's business.
 If a gentleman should choose, s3ia To wait upon a lady, If the (ady d9n't refuse e s.,. Or, to speak a little plalner, That the meaning all may know, Is it any bOdy's b0siness ags e If lady has beau2 ;sz, a Is it any body's business as When that gentleman doth call, Or when he leaves the lady
 Or if he leaves at ali
 Or is it necessary 5s.a-1 ai That the curtains should be dfaNn, To save from further trouble
 The outside lookers-on? Is it any body business,
 But the lady's, if her beaa
 Ride,h out with oiher ladies, s- z,S f@ And doesn't let her know
 Isit any body's business,
 But the gentleman's, if she
 Should accept another escort, a g5 Where he doesnt chance tc be If persons on the sidewalk, Whether great, or whether small, Is it any body's business
 Where that person means to call Orif you see person 1.sl ess While he's calling any whese, Is tany of your business a. What his business may be there The substance of out query,
 Simply stated, would be this: Is 1t any body's business
 What another's business is 2 Whether lis, or whether 'tisn'i,
 We should really like to know, Fur we're certain, il it isn't,
 There are some who make it so.
 If itis, we'll jon the rabble, 5 And act the noble part tg , Of the ta,ilersand defarers,
 Who throng the public mart:
 But ifnot we n act the teacher, Until each meddIer learns, E werebetteF, in the future, To mind his own concerns. l4 N-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

How TO WEn. WdslAN. .-- Women hava really more taste in. matrimonial aifairs than we are apt tosgire them crvdis. Next to the suitor's money. tho lady has un- doubtedly an eye 10 his pessol. and admia res manly stature and | handsome limb none the less bscanss shs married man. nikin instead of man. A stury is told of Roman suitor who obviously nndeEsiood huaian natuFe--eE rather woman nalnse-- far better than onf modern bsanx. Going to WOO q fair lady; hA took wisl. him bag of gold and haF of iron she loralsr hs threw et her leet end lht latter hs bent in her pFssaaea. Spine sua ~aPsll'F dlt ne nnAi1NRp. 1HA #4 J4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

The newspaners announee that "Fash. ian and Famine" has been d,amatzrd in New York. 'Iis an old story. The,
 wese presented there lnng ago. upon the stage of ,sal lie. and millions of mise,a. blp actors have played iheir parts in Ihs terrible drama.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
J. $. smith, Surgeon Dentist.

nR. SMITH respectfully tenders his ihankstO LIZ the people of Falls Village and ihe adjoining towns for the eiiberalpatronage received from them for three years past, and would say that for the better accommodation o( his customers and the public generally he has permanently located him self at Falls Village where he will still carry on Dentistry in all departments in the highest per <fecti0ls, surgical and mechanical. 8i'.
 Teeth extracted with great care decay teeth filled with pure gold 30 as to last fOr number of years Artifcialteesh inseFted on pivots or plates as the ease may require from one an entire set, according to all the latest improvements.
 He would say to those wishing block teeth Ftwith aftifcial gums,l that he has had great ex- perience in setting them within the Ias, six or eight years.
 9 All work warranted to be done in a finished and workmanlike manner. combining durability with heauty.
 a1 Any amount of private reference given.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
sa Hssa sea No. 49,

GNENTRAl. hAlLROAD-OFkST To STA UNToN-
~ Cheapest, Comfortable and kapeAitous Arrsnrr
men made for Travelling the sprins.
Lexinxton, 6c.
The Company provided Nth large supply Of
Engines and Passengers Cars have change 81
Eass from Cars the whole route present hs
line rtnsing through ssrsn fintss tceek.
The the OF the Rocin,h Gan
where at various points In the scenery The
view OF surprising grAdeur and beauty. ~
Oommencing With Goth July, Expre,, Mail
will be daily between Richmond
mond NJ $50 A. NJ, and arrive at stAunton q $50 NJ
ny this line tersbuE and Richmond I'm
the morning. aud arrive At the White
at 6SoP M rs' .' w
Leave staunton at h and arrive Richmond al 30 r.
Returning from the SPRING. viii
M the Orange and Alexandria train going Northward and with
the Petersburg train going South. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
ARDEN sEEDs, wGRRAN'
" whoLtsALE AND RETAI

Aspdrugus-Rhite Giant
Arfichote-Lsrge Globe.
Besins-LarEe Lima; Small do;
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
BroAi Windsor.
Snap B<das-Early yellow
SIX Weeks: do Mohawk; do Chi.
M; do Valentine do; Half Moor
Refugee. 1000 to one; Red 0ran.
berry.
Bees-Eariy Blood Turnip,
Rooted; do Yellow do do; Long
blood; white siiesiAn; French
Sugar; Mangel Wurt,ei.
8rooo|i-purple Cape; White
Cape.
0bbdge-Eariy York; Large
do; Eatiy Sugar Loaf; do Bat.
terIea. do OSheart; do yanack;
do Ncnparell; Fiat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
I'd savoy; Drumhrad Savoy; Red
Dutch for Picking.
Ciultf0,oer-EArly and Late,
Csi<rr-white solid; Red do,
Chrrof-Long Orange; Early
Horn; AltringhAm; white rield.
CreSs-Curied or Psppergrass,
C1eh'nber- Early Frame; dc
Cluster; Long Ore n; Long Gree n
southgate; White spined; Cher.
kin.
Corn-Early Sugar; do Tuscs.
rora; 10 Yellow.
hndfre-Green Curled.
Egg Plat.
kdie-aberian curled: Rape
or Cole.
Leek-Large Scotch.
L.asce-Royai White Head:
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'S:
Brown Dutch; Curled India or
Cave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

Aeion-aresn citron; Pin,
Apple; Nutmeg.
Water Neioa-finsst Kind
Ndsthrfinta.
Assfsirf-- Black and wbI,.x
Oafoa-Siiver siin; Whit,
Portugal: yellow and Red.
Olrd.
Peds-EItra Early; Early Nav,
Warrington, do Frame: do Ch.rl,
Ton; Dwarf blue Pru,sInn. do
Marrowfsi; Bishop Duarfprollns
Parsnfps-Long Smooth
Trench; Guernsey.
Pdrsley-Curled.
=, Peiller-LarEs Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; cayepnr
IN pkin-L.rge yellow
Raabdrb- Victoria.
Rdddfsh-long scar,.t Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip White 10.
yellow do: Long salmon; HACK
Plant.
SpfndA-Round leared.
Yadss-Early Bush; Bell.
1on.dfo-Large Red; do Vel.
narnfp-Early Flat Dutch: do
Ned Top; Large white Norfolk:
white Globe; Rata Baga; Daie's
Hybrid.
Herb s-Annise; Carrovsy;
rhyme; Coriander; Lavender:
Sseet Basil; Rosemary; SAGE:
summer sAvory; Sweet Mario.
rum; Bene.
.. WIN. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
EpACKEr BoAr pLorGu1oy- FoR

HDAChEr BOAT PL0UGHBOY, FOR
IL NEW CANTON-ACCoMoDA1IO 5sSvrtysS
DAY LlNE-The Subscribers will
running their boat PLOUGHBOY, Capt T. Crouch
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON 2srd inst
next Great for hereby offered
70 'he travelling Publie all night travel being avoided and
'eTrer taxing the boat all places the day time
Leave RICHMOND, at A. NJ, Tuesday, Thursdays and
saturdays arriving in New Canton p the
Re,urning-LeAye NEW CANTON, at A. ~ on
day.
Boya, Edmond 4 Davenport.
ohee on 'th street. opposite Myers Warehouse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

PURCELL, LADD & co., DHUGGISTS,
No. %. Main street, Corner i,h nisSmond. Va. a.
hffER for sale large STOCK racing
w at low prices for cash. the
5000 Lbs Best Indigo
Hhds Prime Nader
1890 Lbs Cream Tartar
300 Kegs Super Carb Soda
~ Barrels spts Turpentime
$50 Dozen Durkee's Yeast Powder,
1000 Calls Lnseed OIL
500 Kegs White Lead, Dry and in Oil
100 Gall. Lamp Oil
800 Lbs Extract LoBwood
so Barrels Tanners OIL
23 Cases Chrome Green and Yellow
go Kegs White Zinc Paint
g Barrel, venisisn Red and Spanish Brown
10 Do Ssrsi.he.
1000 Boxes Window Glass, french and American
10 Cases Refined Borax
1000 Lbs PAr. dreen, dry and In OIL
coo Ounces Sulphate Quinne
Sands and other saapaa. MeLanes vemnuge and ali OH
popular Patent Medicines The whole being very large
lima, and Tennessee.
N. B. Particular packing and shipping feqI
EL ~ OF cISSA
Yos the OF Chronic diseases Urinary Pa.age
lion and en,aiiop OF Ss ChrSno innanma
reliability OF that organ and correcting the dp pofaie
be voded without pain especially dscharEes from
the urino genital muoGs membrane, retention nconnnee
Its eeaey the Parera) In certain nAades Of the urna
organs Induces us 10 ascrbe almost specific
altering the quality Of the urinary secretion II was Originally
Introduced into medicine ihontrptIc employ IL al
brane, gonorIhes eueohea and chronic OF the
bladder In tbs latter OF those Diseases sir Brode Med
surgeon thai ha sret nnusnse oyef hs ,.a,s Hsp
now under esssning materially the
lie irrIbIiy Of he Bsdder diminishing
JONATHAN ; PERRIRA, n D., :. n. s. d LIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
100000 SS SmI sIS 81 ssH5N s,t Am

SSU,ODO SUMNER oLofulSd, At GaEAfLS
j. D. GOODMAN will commence from this date, hi,
eniire stock OF Ready Made Clothing in greatly
dneed prices uor cash ony for the purpose open septem
br) with large stock OF Fall Goods Wholesale trade Mer.
chants throughout the State mnd1 all
respectfully solicited call my stock never
was more varied; Goods better
completes comprising article Of Genteen Wearing APP
pare (s OF the latest styes opportunity
the bargains offered In Richmond
The Goods will be sold. J d. GOODMAN
No. 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
~ Bclothng In suits as out servants. The
stock large Those in want money this grea, OPP
portunity. Call and see.
myl9 J.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

apLACK UaAPE sIihwLJs AND LACE pOiVTs.-io store
large stock Of Black Grape shsu, Black Lace and
sears afo rich 90 and 81 Black SIZE Lsee uantas
Of very low prices, WARREN PERKINs,
NV No, lH Eagle equars,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
gsWHasV Is@ eA6R

~<RRAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE-REDUCTIOS OF
VI FARE TO BALTYM0RE AND PHLADhLPHh-on
through tickets to Baltimore
be obtained OF this Company over their
roate, via Washington, on the following terms rti: -
Baltimore,
for self and baggage
Washington and Baltimore free extra
daily lines between Phiia
depSa New York. rates varying from " to G for each
for second class
re public be ios for cheap and comfortable
Trip 70 New York - 49,. -.,. l.,
Baltimore without detrinent TO privileges
.ons.rr,a hy mem 8. RUTH,
Agent OF Transportation.
ovucr R., y. 4 p. r. r. o.,
Richmond, August ", lsoS. aus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING Ann sIf1ImEu conps

SECOND SUPPLY
UAtfxf SRtHG ANR G6 .s. G GO 81,
s oci Of the acsny asst oUa, o
ssat GsDpsp Ms BGy and which
sold a! all advance for cash, puncual customary they
E Ess T ys,;. Plat, PA I'D Striped SUI.
Plaid and striped HERMANN and Grensdine
~ s' n and nsag.d BARGE. and Barge De Lsns'
E SH rasi;I az. A%s,san Lawn. and oaiooe,
os f SsS. s, White DO and coa
Plain ohnlIy,, chsly BareEe. and De Dege
Gngham, all qualities, and Furniture print,
E E :G% M G:n RS, Gs 70. ssss 5Ss5d
gGmCa5ns Alpaca Canton Cloth and other Mourning Goods
Table tGon. S.pkl9 DOYLE, and Diapers all price,
ladies' q;qicmsn, Boy.' Misses and 6hIldren'. Glove,
JS,s,a Lr sE'1 and Mq ,eS, ESsnr, In'en
s Satin i,' vasScs sad Maft vs ssSd
%s ard r'I p G2oTss Plain and PgaIsd DrD
handsome variety Of Goods Tor boys, T.ar heavy yamer
LINEN sSa DS cR s and y.s 6o9 and
VALENTINE. oREHsHAw CO.,
"a No. %. corner Broad, 9th and Capitol s.resiI,
FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
aUAHLRs & BROOKE,
- No. rs Pearl Street, Richmond, Vs.,
30 soos Of SIZING GOODS
@ T 5 al. on s
Che Shoe Hat and Bonnet line enumeration Of which would
@ please give =. es as We are dstsmnsd sell good
NOTICE.The Partnership conducted By the under.ynsd
RICHARD MILL JE TiiipSy ali isbie Of the srm, and a.
Their partnsr viii What may be due 10 them
EIciiiEb TIILJ
TIE sgDsgReEE Leaving Rc9msnd h thank, to
h9ge, they vi" continue their ayors to MeSUs hill RAW
RGIAGp HILL j., and EDWARD o. RAWLINGS a. the old
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

HHAiLFAN CUT hERRINGS-in store for sale by
Mn lelo Z. II. SKINNER, Cary street.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSIIIP.-Th subscr.
oers have th day entered into copartnehp conduct
the Merchant Tailoring Business
opposite the Post Office We thanks the public
PAST avor. and hope by attention and
iinhanne Of the the
tended to each Of Individually We hand
leeted stock Of gosd consisting variety which
request our patrons to call and examine.
WIN. I. SMITH,
myi6 SAMUEL q ptjRCH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
M sssss.s5 s!sSsSgs I s,;s 5S :; 80 "A

ss s sRsSa+ sS St,
m,.5,SSs i.;se ana ano:, death has :. Length
BY which The hair be eared
Ssssships rnr., me head
eSsnas even TO those With whom nature
lavish Of her beauty in a. but those lovely and Ring
Continent for the With perfect success, and
sasu Graa psSissf would pos.Sy
Egyptian Of S.S
tor Of the art. and only small portion Of The human py sse
uva,ed their thousands.
Sa s s 90 81 rs 1 r fsg %Sa
rns friends receiving the blessing, all S. aa,s s,sd s;
State. ,so.s ~oSds1ui receipts for Curling The Hair
"A. is.ins IsasS,s s:ss'I
pared With that Of o,ss, coS s S;i whitney IS
M.scnry and An.i-Ma,cnry; by Alfred oIeIsh .:
Rspkins Han Yearly Ae',e, Of the Metie. Sciences No i'
A.sy1s and Mining With
Mining aSeo,sinE to til: simplest methods 0y Frederick Over
xuealia,on and Peieusson; BY Or Joseph stcd.. sso
from 500 ssco for The People by
John n E1 Tss res @, IN,
of !. Former Msrehsns By vinssn. Note: fiss w
Also he same sosad ~ rspss binding. q. 80
Rar,l LIE Tel, in England by william s nSs. vols
Planters Northern Bride; Mrs Hen'i vol, cloth $780, pa
Alone by Marion u.r.nd. Fourth edition impress. ss
E. Min:son, tora.S CRY istS a@ss:, store
goo bags L,sryr., Rio. Jaw. and Manii. Cote.
100 hid, \: o. and Porto Riso Sugars
Gs fEs a.s e .ss .. T S.Ss..
= { s,.S, sherry. M.d.f. and Port TT Wine.
100 SSi. \: G. and a,rf.. Herring,
with s % IN ss1 .e
and the public unusud 10 n.isns terms, jyl
1 sssssS BY G TsfLo
Was thee Dearest, By oc.d,n
osidrea Ii The " cd; by lacy; " ANDERSON
d gSs rsI,s Of :, ny S,! Hs.5 by Dresser
riEcEs NEWLY A.aIsorD.
The Bs.ssIay Hunter; y theodore A.ssn
S:sssf ,,s: Ell, !es.; 81
La Mar,eiiai'e BY F. Boyer. At hi. Music Store
RACoN, SUGAR, COFFEE dc.-L.ndns from steamer
Is hha. Clear ca and Bone Side. and Shoulder,
.. bags kiO aud LaSuAyra cOaee
50 6oIe: sperm and Adam.n,Ine Candle.
hhds Cauvassed sugar Cared Hams
aulo JAS. WINSTON.
VbIssoLUTIoN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eo-p.I,n.1
REEvE b 8p,ual ta Person. naes.e
TO the ale nm Will please make Either part
can use the name OF the arm In Of the business
WN H. SEABROOK,
Z. PAYsoS REEVE.
6NO-PARTSf1sIiI'-MrJ BLAIR having purchased IN
" interest OF Mr. W. H. sEABRooK of the of sEA
REEVE style Of REEvE s's % n J.s MIR r.
the Apoiheeary and Drug the old stand
eeaorook Reeve and hope by strict attention
OF the patronage oberay extended to
4. PAYsoS REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR
retiring from business cheerfuy rs
commend TO the patrons and the public generally the
OF REEVE BLAIR. -
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

STEAMBOAT CURTIS PECK-S ~<-n
- PASSAGE TO Old POINT, POETS EaysIaSs{Atf,,
MOUTH AND NORFOLH.-Th he arnbost CUR e--azS-A-k
It's PECk Captain John Davis havits undergone complete
overharlng, will on SATURDAY the lh
her regular the river between this above places
leaving the wharf at Rockets every Saturday Tuesday and
Thursday mornings 81 o'clock. (preesyO
all the regular lsndngs going and returning
Passage Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk a. Meals so
each. -
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