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The Legislature.

4 few DAYS only, will elapse before
the legislature il to confluence its ses
sion. The Hall has been swept, til,
lpsks busted, and the spitboxes adius
ted. SO that gentlemen may stumble
against them. to the best advantage
Some Of the Delegates, have chosen
seats (n retired patts," ofco,rse. and
hey have been duly lablad to order
Nicely printed, wIife-enaneled-on-
both sides cards, begin already to ar-
paar like snowilakps on the desks
setting forth IL appropriate characters.
the fact that Brown is candidate fo,
--"ex'ra compensation" Some II
The cards, lay looslv on the benches
others are pinned, and (some these are
desperate fllows) have nailed them
to the counter. These last are deter
mined. that rival candidates shall MOI
fitch them fur hase purposes. somt
lines, this hing l. dome; rival, tear
lown the claims of rival with tn
boldness in which, the king lisplaeea
Henbastes boots. We have seen
and orr blood curdles to think of tht
baseness.
There il much for this present legis-
lature to do and it is to be hoped thai
the work will BE- well and expeditions
" done. The session, is by the con-
stltution limited; and therefore the
House should not adjourn for the
week earlier than Wednesday. r.
adjol'ning on Wednesday, il will leayt
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. fl
recreation at the Shades, and vis
10 "Muiphies." This ought to satisfY
even The country members who ar
accustomed to exercise at home AM.
cannot find it. in such cramped II,
place as Red stick, is well known Il
be.
There will be various petitions fo,
relief presented this coming legisla
ture and we advise the members. t.
scrntlnlze them elostly, and vote for no
mans relief bill, unless he will vot,
for similar document of your own.
The Great Northern Railroad, vii
doubtless ask for "relief," and say to
the State, as it has done, "If you don't
give us Hfofe. You must be prepared
to loose what You have already given !
Ibis IA the very best argument in tn,
world, and We advise each memlp,
to vote for the BILL The publ,
school system. has to be patel ed in
ia IFS fundamental parts; and We
would advise the Speaker to have on
his committee, at least one man who
knows some little about financial mat
ters; for it is Of more importance that
teachers shall be paid, than that the
sprouting generation shall be educated
We hope the committee on Edu,ca
ton will turn out a"plan" they under
stand themselves. If nobody else does.
We notice that no provisions has
been made for the lobby" This over
sight, should be covered with "a bill'
n the early days of The session. re-
The lobby cannot have sofas: sof-bot-
5om chairs will answer. It ia unjust,
% expect that valuable members Of the |
community, can loose their time
standing to see. that that sacred in
'trument, the constitution, is not yio-
ated. Provision should be made The
vater-tanks, that are ever kept full of
he coolest ice winter, should be filed
With hot whisky punch which is
auzillery to patriotism, in
n cold weather. 1t is unfair to ex-
oect the lobby to 60 to the the "Con-
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MRs. BLoomER This lady, who
is the editor Of 7he Lily, at Seneca
Falls, N. Y, and inventor Of the Gel
ebrated costume for ladies, which
b ,ars her name, we learn, has removed
to Mt. Vernon, viii, the view Of max
ing it her future home. 10 her last
paper she thus announces the fact
Our husband having purchased A..
interest il Tie Uestera Home Tts
itor, published at Mt. Vernon. Ohio
aud determined on removing to that
place forthwith, we, az a true and
faithful wife, are bound to say in the
language Of Ruth--"where thou goes
| will CO. and SO before another
1umber Of tie Lily reaches its sub
scribers we shall. ii all is well, have
ettleIin our western home p"
1.-THE San Diago Herald IF tn,
Srd nlto., contains the following proc
lamatien from President Walker.
PROCLAMATION,
Iss"ed on the 5td day Of Dec. 1853.
The Republic of Lower California
Is hereby Declared Free, Sovereign,
and Independent, and all Allegiance
The Republic Of Mexico is forerer
tenounted.
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Russian DETERMINATION. We
find the following dispatch dated New
York, Dec 20, in the Baltimore
American, and give it for what il is
worth.
Private aavices received here from
Russia, state that the Emperor viii;
never submit to the iiotation of Eng.
Ia d and France.
The wea,thiest merchants at Mos.
COW offer the government millions
ofrub|es, if wanted, to prosecute tho
war. If affairs are M settled durinr
the winter. Paskewitch, with an arm,
OF BOO, 900 men is to advance on Con.
stantinople. Extensive preparation.
were making Oh the borders, AID the
hrst hostile act would probably be to
blockade the Baltic.
Russia, or the Emperor. it was said
expected that the American would Be
the only neutral dag before the affair
Is brought 10 final settlement,
The steamship Asia left New YorL
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[D1n the Orleanian Of yesterday
we find the following


Uln the Orleanian Of yesterday
we find the following
"BRIcKs" AND THE WAsnrreror
MONUMENT "A good story is told Of
he Yallabusha chieftain. Bricks"
who is by grace Of the President.
Pierce, and certainly not with the con.
'ent Of his party or the people. Post.
master Of this city. Bricks made his
appearance, on Monday last, at the
'ixth precinct, for the purpose Of de-
posting his voice As the election
vas a eonte t in which few cared who
whipped, there wns but little scrutiny
by the judges or investigating com.
lnlttees as regarded the qualification
If voires. and Bricks, thoug not con-
-idered resident of this State was
rcrmltted TO drop ticket in the ballot
box a box to receive contributions
70 the Washington Monument was
placed consricuouslv at the sixth pre-.
c'nct poll. The judges and by.s'apd.
trs, feeling gfcertain that the yallabushs
cbieftain would be as liberal in bis
contributions as they were towards
1im, in permitting him to vote. called
bls attention to the box, but he,
Indignantly gave i go-bye. As he
strntted off, rollicking "son Of the
,od' gave him the fervent blessing Of
bad luck TO you, Bricks. Yon have
dine to the Washington Monument
what you would do to an enemy--you
have turned your back on it,.
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ET- Ogiceai Journal of tie Parish Of Ess,
Baton Rouge .5lso of he Crosse 7ete and
Baton Rouge. and ef fae Bu,en Rouge ami
Clinton Plaat Road Cony,atics. I'D
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The steamship Asia left New York
on the 2Sth ult.. for Liverpool. with
81 passengers aud 1862, 7S9 in spice.
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UWe notice the return home Of
our friends JACOB PIpER aud G. J.
Hueston, from tour to the west.
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Two DueIs Taught.

a duel hss taken place between Mr..
Soule, the American Minister, and
the Marquis Turgot, the Frsnch Min
i~ter, at Madrid and one between
young Mr. Soule and the Duke Of Alba.
No damage was done on either affair.
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Asia.

Nothing latter had been received
from Asia with ragard to the move.
ments Of the armies there. The iudi.
cations we're said to be rather unfs-
vurable for the Turks
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EF- It is said that Cuba was a par
OF Louisiana, whose dominion vav
ceded by Spain to France, and that.
therefore. we bought Cuba without
knowing it.
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kESrrckY.-A change of venue 10
Hardin county has been granted to
Mat. F. and Robert ]. Ward, Jr. upon
the Indictment against them for the
murder Of VIM. II. G. Butler.
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Another Attack.

Two Russian steamers and some
gu' boats attacked Mutchin on the 18th
of December. hut the result had not
yet been learned
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Es- We find the following despatch.
in the Evening TRuE DELrA Of the 9th
inst.
Mississippi Senator--aov. roote.
JACKSON, MISS, Jan. 1.-THE Hon.
A. G. Brown was last evening nolain-
atad for y. s. Senator from Missi,sit,pj.
by majority Of two votes.
Ex-Governor foote left here yester-
day for California. by way Of Mont
gomery and New York.
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IELEG HAPtlIG SUMMARY.
Russia and Persia,

Il il understood that Persia was in
dueed to declare var against Turkey
by direct promise from the Empe-
ror ct Russia to reinii the debt due by
Persia, aud to restore 10 tile latter
country the territory which has been
in dispute between the two nations
The Shah has engaged to llace 3O,.
900 troops at the disposal of the
Gar.
Entry nj the Comb ned Fleets.
The French, British and Turkish
fleets entered the Black Sea on the
10th Of December. 1t was believed
that their destination was Sebastorol.
Three ships If each squadron, remained
as naval guard for ConstantipDple.
This measure causes much anxiety
in Europe, and the result is looked fo,
with great Interest, a. the Emperor Of
Russia has repeatedly declared that he
would consider the entrance Of these
fleets into the Black Sea, equivalent
to declaration of war. II is expect
ed that in consequence of this step, the
Russian Ministers at Paris and Lon
don. will immediately Withdraw.
Attack Ou KaIafat.
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Gbr lerrklg Calnrt
GEORGE A. PIKE.

EDITOR AND pRopR1EroR.
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Attack OH kaIafat.

The Russians made an attack on
kalafat. on the 9TH Of December, but
were repulsed with great loss. The
carnage was great also On the side Of
the Turks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

EDENtTENTIARY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NO Pearl street, Richmond, Va foio-ipr ar,ieis.
best article, Black and Ru,et; nne and co,r,.
wo%,o, chidr.n. eerran. Shoes, Of superior ou.,
ssesine s,.es Bands, ri'e Dset7,s and Hose ''
Striped cotton Cloth; Tenk Hdgor nd Ga, C-r.
anu L.n.ey' superior article ~
bh,"t BIg- Without
Sspert0r
",cnSht Nails Spike. and Bos " '' "'S'ne ehA'n''
ay,n, orr, Dr.y. and #heeoarro,e.: wardrob.. N..,
Burr Blocks. f''' maze OF oest french
or =. above Article. on hand for be mad.
""''' % oponeiasi eastomsrs only. on short tine.
,o,,, BRoGUEs! BROGUESi!
PAIR 'nperor City Made Brosues a. n. Peni.en
wiz he made aud all Others wish TO buy ar. In ,d ~
cali anil .x anime stock. '' >'' 'H'i'eo 70
orders from -. iunry.
attend TO. Address JIyrs ~ a, ipyrrosnp'H
-- -oh Agent and storet..per Va. Penits ntlary.
"A GhHtlTUHN BOtiKs-By many popuI,, ,n,ho,, ~
- 'id-' large Med. rheoories ssso",
,'' MIG ''f SAFE ior ~ III Main
Catalogues Of r,uabe Books, ar. ready for ai.s
l'Sij J. W. AANDoLPH.
- lunb'un Hotel, have In store Tor SAFE: W
"a p,sxg. Gra.a; ro.ised Loaf coc.s and Sugar
O, Iarp.niine aad Fancy Soap,
Ss teEs Nails, from dy 10 4Ody
y, tst Mhbkey, common ard superior
20 seis Pickibs vIn-ssr
i;o S,.f,ts. Nc! N,ekerel, and HALIFAX Herring.
10 paetages Green an Black Teas, 50 ne superior
!" sones RIO, Jav. and L,suayrs Coffee
falt. cDthteld and Western n.con
Lard; Mustard; Rice; Che wing .nd Smoking Tobacco
C.s'r,: Wines aad Liquor,
Shoe Backnx; Matches; Wrapping Paper
Cotton Yarns; Foo; Mats. Brvan,; Bucs.,.. rpb,
usually kept In lae. "@' '"'"e'
t We will give particular attention 10 all o,,,,,v p,,
eoH,sned to ai. 80 o'''''' r,piG's .siS
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$4,000 WORTH OF HEAL AND PERSONAL.
ESTATE FOR THE PEOPLF
Magnificent EuterpriSs-LnSnr, Equitable and Ce,sria
~ TkII HAST

Magnificent Euteypriss-L2fn, Eynisr,le and Cerira.
nflTfHIks1"s
DAGUERREOTYPE ENTERPRISE.
HwHlTEHURsT in tru. sar the ben.
eht shareholders In the above enicrprre $50
real and estate TO he disposed Of the holders
o. certificates At the earliest possible
shares The certificates ~ each which
an equitable ssare In the magnificent
'onl property; Also Of Whehursts tS Worlds
un DAruereotypes OF self rend time when
cate presented mt either Of his Galleries
viz: - " e ''
Baltimore Washington, Richmond, Norfolk, Lynchburs, VII.
minis and Pc ersburg ~ "
lists to redeem the certificates:
Quincy Of N YORK; n Collins, OF Philadelphia, Spring.
Va: VIM 7. Porter, o. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Not more than nfty thousand shares will be sold.
" Certificates may be had Of Me,rs sLADE BAKER,
jyl1-N
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PIlILADEi.rmrA ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW FANCY GOODS W.

NEW FANV1 UUUUS,
AXC ID CLEAN, No. 20 south Fourth street, PbI.Jr,
w phis, ocrrs Western Southern Merchants and
Dealers generally complete
siecd by him, the principal EuS,ean during s
past Summer shd embracing novelties goods
never eore brought to ths Market which
mod, -,.rir..
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LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Houcn's P.TrsIl
nH 4 Barssi,yst, opposite As,ot House
"'' "eshA'ic article. fe22-Gm
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Among the stock will he found
Hair, Tooth, Nail, Shaving and 4 I
Ooh Brushes III
Bio inlo. shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs. ii
por,emonnais. Pocket Books 4
Purses
Ca,d Cases, and Ci ar Cases.
Ivory Tablets, Chesimen and
Dominoes- III
Cornelian Eings, Charms and
Coat Links.
Fancy China, PArian and Bisque
Ware. is
Backgammon and Chess Boards.
Papi-r MAche goods 10 great va
riety. III
Ladies' Cabas and Retieules.
French Ge atine, Red 4 White.
inkstands, Pap=rweighs and
Penholders.
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GUNS.

GUNS,
NV nave IN store of direct inn
w Double and suEe OF witch are ~
by S' " W ~ai Dna nnE, bsg., 70. sale
ocsi W. g q " DoSSAN,
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WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS. &c.
II . 61 Barclay street. " '"'h "iSpoT GLASS, No
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NUMBER fl2.
PIEDMONT WORKS. LYNCHBURG, VA.
RAILROAD CAR MANUfACToRY.
$50 sss2a g% N
PASSENGER, ysEra4T. BAGGAGE. poer. .o11,c,


x.,ursr ,-o HAND CARS MADE TO ORDER
"oSns have been set operation with nj. m.
.., I"eh hd'An,Ty for Wood vort .,d NJ :.
Care with the the And west, for
h' P.snz-r. and the Freixht Car, 4, ma. a.. 49,
thesa
and Eaginesrs' Of Railroad, are respectful, ,,,s
patronage as they bayipv hs,
49,, ,ne N strict co apliance their own p.n .n
sat.f ctory -'FN' P's"s u construction at prices
uurhsRS RAILROADS no Longer b. eou,,.u.a n o,t
N''n' suo]ee 70 large kof
e..
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ANERhlNAED zodBAUM co, No OF Mad., T 49,. -,
'e''' 'olis duAS AocoRpsoss sTRSos Brass xsIsr
mhlI-6m
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RECOMMENDATIONS

eaD EssissEss orSicr, Va Tenn Railroad
Lync: eurs, Va, September ~. Ib:s I
,r.,, TO THE RAIL ROAD PusLTC
AZ 'he cars OF every Kind ro.d
a'thc Piednont Works IN LJnchturr ' >'e ooen maze
~ gives ne much pl. %
!, ,nseried Iche-rfiiy these sorts
mn, requiring cars, con,truet and .h
any contract that may made with the o. n,r ~
~ '''-'' CHAS y. ". GARNErr
Chief Eng Va. Il r.
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CHOLERA paEyESTIyE

CIOGEHA pHEyENTIyE.
HE. RoBINsON's CHOLERA PREvENTiyE-This prsp,rs.
ucn b offered 10 The public not ntsibe remedy
being the b,tyet deoverei for Ohora Choes Mcru.
&C., &C.
not nnple,sntto the taste, t.u..s no unpss,sn,
on and does not restrict In diet Eat and drfHt In od,rd
on such m'"0'" you hare fund by cspet,nc, 70 cin
70 Once on yrantlin street. opposite Metropolitan HAL.
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tend '''lHs 'AsF '-'o'''e Steamship, ,a. q. ''los'
CRY CITY 81 81 wys
oFf 0' uAIF'n0"s J;s% Jsss ri.a:a. lf's:a s
CITY 9 9 a;sSHSTS sss;'E ::::::'S is:r
CITY o. "NN'r&sr ,s,a: Wednesday osi
Saloon beI'hs. s9o saloon Bsrths. 2. saneA,.
neluans s,e..Id'.is fees.
limited number Of third will be taken from Phi
,,isIPs,a .aa tys'pOO' and found @ N provision.
Srinsins ih,Ir friends
HasspsTis"s.a saIsssn wi. as fsr5isd ship TN
be NTH 10 aud
ssof,;His Cd Hy:s.s
good, oGr Of the .tSvs otsr vsss s proceed
Chesapeskc. going OF returning.
S,ToUKs fOn sAI.E-s2O. 900 Coupon Bond. Of
sn!A and Tennessee aAo,d Company ness' payable
eIoOOO Coupon nond, of the vIrsnl. Cenrr. RsIroad
@ Il. h.s ha s a sfs S c
o (an be sueJ there naras- on the entr
aIso0S Iehad 1iIs stuck 81 year. to maturity inter
s.yS. g.. & vii 81 % ''
Persons having stocks to dispose Of would do we'll to oI
ie.rase sheaa
those .ias would th.,
'H,ss w be sold Aux G3srSS City Hotel.
a cy ysr sna %Ss S x h y
81. ns1s ss and aG but a
They ony rrcs enable them speak pr.e OF their
" e The S s. s.%IS al .aA Che S1si ssnF S @
as. Sa and 10
W, n;s;n sishmond' New York. Petersburg, Norfolk,
h!sSsT the
exhibited side side with ast America and Europe
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yEM lORA lDyERTIssng,TnI.


,ul discovery 10 medicine aud electricity present
pain. such tochaehs Rheumatic PAIN:
o s o% sTd s % I'D but
cal Psrsy nervous complaint. liver diseases etc. disappear
sS eEfs " G
orders They from their ,ai",iOn.
desee. ss magnetic needle short show ali
ducing these effect, weigh about be dsd up ia
himself family s%d %is 1.a s
Tsaans s. ..eIsy eSISs :. and Th
rs%sa ,S The pr ss Of complete chain is from as
iGfTsdO s ssoTs facts Easily
The ia. se. s truth tn n. s
blythe Academy q Medicine Of Ne. YORK The chain. have
ho.pa. M SiOofyn ySfs, c;y Sps Ss i
IeHdon n al P. S
nj a:aIy RsS
principal hospitals In Europe.
The above imeTen and % rsisp. sns ,ns %
profession hemisphere, and invite The public 10 examine 2, in,
PULL illustrated descriptions, one for personal use and one
70, scientific men, With eop, Of is,'non.'
The ONCE they win be- % Ss'os tn any sI S,.
:ss United States answer prepaid hiss
BY s''ssi s. as:s
% co S,IY 1 NsMM NJ y. .ish9ae
al sG %a
rfs .s s3a'f sn m Ss.
IT, , ~. p oone, pols DoI heads BANS,
IN. .hors con. snn gus, up' &C. &C.
the pph,ic b.f,y. fonyaT%s yTsns ~" Ahu
vis6,rIn f"b' 'o''''o' '"''o''r'e"
- ----------------
CRATES AND TENDERS.
XXy JACKSON n BON Of m. LAT. Arm ~ w and ~ J,.,
!" son sons GsITy and Ptxprs mst,y, ri y,ont al
Brosdway YORK have cop,antjy on hand rs,
variety Vcnde also Circular, and rrman SILVER
Crates Wholesale dealers supplied.
ho. shh hhfnMS HtHDWAHE ANp FANCY gOoDe.
- H,n.,t.,pin0 H,rd,SIr. ana E,ocv Xxi. Go p,o,a
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Orders oy mail or otherwise respectfully solicited prompt
hNehaed 70. se3n-3n-sl
=. nxAMs. Gunm,ker, SO souh street, rhilale Phia,
ife~, DgeNin PissRS de- Genemen at dis ance can send
their orders and have them made length
TIE False Hls;ie Rife nh Steel Brrel Tril
made from % to 200 dollars pue!lin Pistols
per pair Double Guns from IS to
ment OF Oh Ice S1Tfing and riSng Ectie always on
hani good Shooting Re Ga Ia al gu irdn,d-
Satisfactory references he given required Repairing done
In tie b-st - "' "
sx2S-3m y ryISs
spHLE,s SPOOL SII.K, FON eEWIN.I Ana c..W
q ING MtCllsEA-Thi. Silk was Introduced 10
the eur'c SIR lers since when
qu ntiti"stJ all parts Of the Tn ted States.
IL Is warranted Ial the
much the usual Of one
doIcn ools cieL. Tie contain 50 zen spoois.
ihe SILK made for Sewing Machines on spool, Of one
Nnnes each AMI 10 those rhouse the naehnrs only
spect w '>'' ~
Por sale by the SOLE AGrsrs for the United States,
wM. II. HORSrMANS 4 eoNs,
81 North Third street, Phil saephI,
- HoRSTMASN, BROTHERS a ALLEN.
Auif-oom-lN] Maiden Lane, New York
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NEW HOOKS,
NEW HOOKS.
MEMORIES OF NAPOLEON, his Court And FAMILY by III.
4Vh Eutchess D'Abrsntes; vols. Price tiIO.
lust trccey nd fors

N1EuoR,rs or +. :ra, No HOOKS:
~ ~ ha.sa.'' DAsr.a,e, 3 vols rriee .lco.
,,o A. MORRIS, Q: Main street
Hand Roos Of the Engrsi;ed the English L,rraa.,
SWRe5eins ih- choice G?sic, Celtic, Frsaes Laa
Hand Book Of AnsiosaIon DersiOn, on the basis OF the
BOX Anslo-ssIon Book Words Ia three par
Hand Book o, Anslosason Words three par.; one
e. ass.nss: van Co cosEo::jOn and Rhetoric designed
r. li:rt the European Is,h Century
Complete Treatise Ar,hel Eish.Breedine-ncludinr the
and parcH,r. the i,.e1g a. SnG.ssS na ,s
IN Ens.rd Translated by w. H. Illustrated Ensrav
white ss en- GseiS rr E,T, q sPsns F,s esn K
, az hoss or the Pa,sonsss translated
nSa oSsnas GatF .re
fresh from the trade sales which viii he prices
NOTICE TO TIE FARMERS OF ViNGINIA-
SELihNG orr At CosT-Not being able su-rd TO bu..
ri, my ,,ct Of sSrieSr Inp r o no, ~ m s,s S III III
for ,ah or erSd until .he a,:. 'ss
g,m.n. 80 shecp Ny csk OF Psa.h,, Com shelters,
been r,d. sxfe.,v to order Of The
s snS S and ,s saIr.o,sd any 10 the both
which have given entire saeton There viii opening
the eaani o i.rmins T lnpsen., !, ssfn,
money can be reassd Il, sell oa R%psl 10 .ny
'saRs E E'Fssosg scs iss2 s.,;? y, -
N. n The he rested cheap ~ o.;
,,..l!5 mnMoIDEEIEs; 5..l, CLoAks &c.-Ressiy.d
E%SSOdsfs co. T."s. and sss ss.. n11 CONSIST Sa,ss
piSd'One 6s ss:s coIltr ss.vs; and os:irs
uS,,, DS M.,s.: L;:s ss'Is,: .a4 sleeve. DO
Mournins Collars. Sleeves and chsmIses
Rich velvet. Cloth and Msrino Cloak. and Tain.
no no Lo, Lcns, ssa.tsi ,od P.il shawl. aud ss,Tf.
sas ' invite DTDfR Gi ST 'ss'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10
GREAT EXCITEMENT Is NEW YORK;

GREAT EXCITEMENT Is NEW YORK!
SiH sEoPE9Ss x! fe. Ms sad FS f1o g5s
$s Broadway, New York, prerriar to share large per
s." s;S a.s. III hin :s
ana H s m s sa1
,se,. Ios o,sg III. a,Gt.msn. comprise, Piaro
he ssS ss'S
best bo,'Sn New aysn S Sss T6
and Bad,o makes 1rerdins opportunity for selections
80 S;sii ,isS as
Schools supplied the Music by
sa pf .a G r ~
any address fee OF postage sclS-d2m-lrl
HEAVY WOOLENS.
XXTHIINGHtM. ELlErT co. have nov in store snd
@1 I. ssa ,ia ~ q f.i = iiiSfSs Iin.sy E'''''
3 !i's;y sSS sniiP,s \ JsiiS S';S 9ijis. Sf'd'''
%. iO.I and ia Red blanket,
IA Brown and Beaehed shetiinr
%:o~n sn and ysicT is.'i fl.nn,n
spoiled snd Piaii Yi.nn,,.
Keniuety Jeans and Rel p,ddirr.
With srieie usually .er Dy whoes, House.
S 'n'" ' be 0'''d '; lf Fltr ri CO
otKs-A large A,,otrent Of Knob, Mortiec Stock Chest
Cupboard Fad and r Locks '9 1MIo nna sGscE KoErp1.os
sci Importer OF Hardware and Cutlery, No as Main.
sa y S.aS; c sui fs: r,, s. ,na
"o sarpa'ed for something fe''y nice, s'll
,e2e so.i1s. eotu,rof M.in and GoIsfSor,i ,i.
laOpIE's CLoAKs AND MANTui.,s-GEo mo.
t,ds% 'Si';i clcs. "aa .nd
Msns of fabric and description soeits
buyers his stock Of Goods able for season
H styles lead The trade confirmed monthly by HarpeT
ey's. and other leading Fashion Books. fsei-sml
(tOfTON YAitNa-ioo bales, No ito rs, Tor sale by
~ ocS DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
REPPfN'S GREAT WORK
rUNtIE NORI.oIN TdE MIDDLE sGRs An H,ories al gs.
oy.py Adcirhu' Louis RrpPcnwth fndeS,
and six Coiored Maps. 10 @ volumes. Price ttsO.
The Dramatic of Mcicre beautiful yrepeh
edition for Schools; II two yolumes-pricc $3.50.
Chdrens Trials, the Little Rope Dances and
translated from the German with ccored Pise,-priee u.s.
Popular Tales by MNisme Gurfo translated French
BY Mrs. u. BurteiSc. just received and for sale hy
ocis A NORRIS. Ma .,,e,,
WHITE FGANNEI.S-oSLYI Iak CTs PEs YARD
II few piece, Of white Fsnncls received which viii be
sod At the iow price of iSN cts also yellow Fsnne
heavy and good, At one shilling yard
eeb sIGAs L. JOHNSON. No. 81 Main q.
uUkAyY WHITE TWiIl.RD SHAKER FLANNEi2. ~
IL YARDS wirE-oNLY IS ora PER YARD -R.csIved tSe
second lot Of those Heavy White fwed shate ysrd, vide
and at the ov price Of rs eet yard Call you
thsm. sILts L. JOHNSON,
oc6 No. 81 Main street
IN BAGS FEATRsRs-YOr sale