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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-04

-" The staunton Messenger (neutraD defends the
ow Nothing party Il says it does not believe from
What 1t can of their action that the country would be
IL icb Eorsted by their universal SWAY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-04

G:S- The Winchester Republican (Dsm) is GU, fo
Henry A. Wise for next Governor.
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FRI; wOItKSI
FDTIRTu M lilly lQh.

fHNERg will be brilliant display Of FIRE WORKS at the AR
MORY the Evening the Fourth July commencing
o'clock consisting Of Arches Pyrad' Trees Rockets shells,
Wheels, Balloons, Roman Candles, RyiaE Pigeons, &C.
Tekets2 cents 10 be had at the different BooksoreS TN
change and American Hotels, and at the Armory.
s The proceeds after paying the will be expended
10 aiding TO purchase INSTRUMENTS replace
those ~ the Band, nearly unit for
sn MUSIC by the BAND during intervals. Je20-h
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FAND IRE HUTGmAH PROOF SAFE

DEPOT
NXTM. MCFARLAND q co, AZ Maiden Lane, N. York,
Wv WAREHOUSE, 1i5 Pratt ST., Baltimore, Nd.
BANKS, JEWELLERS aud COUNTING HOUSE ahPRS Of every
re constantly hand for SALE and In every
spect.
. New York, April 9Th, 1854
Mes0rs WIN. Mcfarland A Co.
Genemenft gives pleasure inform you your safe
preserved books and uniredn the IRE last night BY
shch thing premises consumed; al
though exposed the intense heat lis con.
tents remained unframed The Safe, with little repairing vl
think, answer for another trial.
Respectfully yours,
jei8-Gm-[visl T. JENNY, Jr', II South william 81.
TIME PEOPLES uOOK.-No who can rf nj should
be without copy Of the CONSTITUTION or THE URITTD
STATES, DECLARATION or INDFPENDyNCH, and wssIINa-
TOMS FAREWELL ADDRESS Just Published heavy
paper. pager, illustrated with Pine Portraits Washington
and Jefferson tinted Taper Pce-Clolh IS cents Paper
yers, 19H cents
Consering the style In which this got up one ofe
eapest well A. one OF the most useful polished
Liberal Terms TO the Trade your orders 10
the Publisher. TIOB. pRERE
-. So Nassau street, Ner Yok.
Reliable Agents waited 70 e The sboys Book thToushoqt
We country. Ht-dm-rrl
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Tn. Post once DEPARTMENT.

H-No paper will be issued from this office or
the 9th of July.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Ju,y 1

Flour and Mcal-The advices by Europa have given
more frmness to breads,uis without much efyee,ng
prices Sales to day on late change OF 700 bbis Howard
street Flour at Ss per bb at which price holders
irm City Mills held at IS, but sales reported rive
Flour s6,26s5,Sl, and Corn meal IS 5Oa4 per bbl
Gran-Wheat Ia somewhat frmcr under the news-
There were 100 bushels offered this morning sales NJ
old red at So white do good to prime a. e3se
per bushel. Inferior lots to ID less lot of infe
or new red sold at 81 per bushe Corn is quiet onIy
about 1900 bushels offered and sales of both white and
yellow at so cts, mixed TsaT4 cts per bushel Rye-No
sales. Qas-About 1000 bushels offered and sses Of
Pennsylvania Oats at 81 cs Maryland and Virginia do AZ
SIS; Timothy 3a3,l2 and Flaxseed 81, 40 per bushej
Provisions-Markot quiet Small sales Of Mess Po,l
at slS 90 per hb, cash. Mess Beef sl6 per bb Sales
OF Bacon shoulders ut 8 4 a cts; sides a cts,
and hams . III cts. per ID. Bulk Meats unchanged
Sales of Lard in bbls. at 9 l2 81 els, and kegs
10 Ia per Id. Better in kegs l2 ia cts roll
l6 is cts. per ID. Cheese q 10 cts. per ID.
Tobacco-The market is firm; a steady demand, with
sales at preyious prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-04

"A CiHD-Hsving this day engaged with Mes,rs r. n Du
- val MO- Affords me pleasure to invite nIends
and former patron whom have served upwards 40 years
20 give me e., AZ my new home and to them am
tinuance Of the same. ~ ' son
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-04
VAEIiTyAA N i mEIvA5 .EsT4TE OF LOCUST

VI hLLtf AND rHANKLiN STREET, FOR sILE-The sub.
oribr authorized to sell private on
me as line Of Locust alley to Franklin street adjoining
M bahsy ooardng house Also, the Stable Psankn
For terms. apply GODDIS 4 Appypsoa '"'
jyi-6t ~ "ffh
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PETERSBURG MARKET july !

Tobseeo-There was animation market to-day and
prices OF Good Shipping Leaf s5O 100
better than yesterday Lugs and Common
Cot'onwe hear OF no sales to- day. The At g
for good lots, with light stock sale.
Whea-Soth doing In wheat account. will
s prices d''a about i0' We quote good prime a. s0'
Your-Choee lots of Family at $50 to ITO
Supe'nne $50 to o. w Wv
GuauoThe Government Agent has the price to ass
per ton, ut which IL 10 ield here were
made at $50 before the advance known
Hog Round 9H to ~. '
Fish Sale. Of $50 200 bbis of No Carolina s7x
New ID at ~ to IN.
Corn-sales from stre At 90 cents per bushe of6C
ST. LOUIS MARKET. June 81
TobaecoA the State break &c hhds-26 sold
annexed prices % IS IS TO- 90 at g. at 80 sta
s. Ia, att Is 60 10. 3l,5 b 10 50, rs, 20,
so--i rejected at4 Is At the Plant.rJ IS hhd-S
fellow: s. IS hat4 TO- 3a4 Is at4 So at4 S. as
ati - att 81 lM4 90 IS 80 49, at 20 90,
90 rejected at ~ 10, 43 aat4O
ALEXANDRIA MARKET July1.
Flour Is dull. We OF moderate extent at to-
No sails OF uheatnone In market Prices
ctipis isht MARKET steady
at 10 Prime white from the yellow
on ring Sales OF ye at % "ts oats 63 IS Corn meal 16s
so cts and dull Other unchanged
Buiinessvery dull-money matters remain tight
NORFOLK MARKET, June 20.
BAcoS-Hams, prime, l1al2c Hogs Round, sHs9e.
CoTros pound sAaoiic,
coRs White prime, io yellow do wanted, receipts sh
Mixed do, "a.
FLOUR ane sH supefnne 9.9k; supeThne extra nrm. s5
Family I0ail. -
Hay, cargo. from store, iAaIh.
MKil, per bushel, for Boted 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-04

eB- President Pierce seems determined to carry out
his opinion that another slave State will ever be added
to the Union though the whole OF Mexico should be
uexed Nebraska he considers altogether sale for free
State but doubt having been expressed Kansas
and the opinion men,aned that that territory may become
slave state sec how the President manages in his APP
poinment prevent that result He takes to ap
point Northern Governor the Kansas territory, and
as exeuse for doing appoints Southern Governor
Nebraska where he has idea Of slavery being
established. Why make this sectional distinction all
there sinister motive to be accomplished
The Washng,on Ssaae, in handling the subject gen
tly as il possibly can, remarks:
ut does admit OF doubt, that IL Southern Co
had been appointed to the territory OF Kansas i,
would have been the OF inducing Southern imm-
grafton there and hence of giving the question Of slavery
fair hearing before the convention which will frame the
constitution Of this future state We had thought that
the which has been pursued would have the effect
Of uulying the important principle OF the BILL and that
again the South would be compelled to be with
abstraction which acknowledged her rights but denied
their practical recognition. II, in this view Of the sub.
ject have been Mistaken will rejoice; for
readers that il is in spirit Of anmadvesion
that complain of what, in our humble judgment.
have considered unjust. II is only desire
every section and every interest OF the Union
title to the acquisitions of our country"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

MT hARfx was In favor OF its tecommittmc,, y,,h,,,
ansa1nen. .ne amendment was agreed to the effect
"ouiu 90 70 compel the committee to report n Lill
| ried. vas 'ue" Pu'anuear-
Tho oi as aconsequonco referred back to the sam
| Mr. JACKSON from special COMMITTEES, ..,. "a,
Company. '"S'na horoad
resolution oy Mr. koiSrR, that so much Of the re.
pu S he principal and Board OF Visitors of Tho Ios,i,
ZION oil the Deaf Dumb aud Blind "a relates 70 .n dS;
nons appropriation for the purchase of nm Orrs, s h,
Colleges. 's' y" SCHOOLS anu
by Mr. MARTIN, that tho committee ON roads &, =,
~ az, e e.pouleney OF amending act TO McAda.
nils n. S hngwood and West Union Turn.
PKG passe1 February 10th 1883; as 10 authorize Tho
Board OF Public Works the Directory Of aid road 10
build such bridge bridges on said road a, bsv ~.
Mr. GARNET, moved to take up the hill Ia, q, a., .,
Ole e" dAys ago. TO incorporate the CentrovIe Acado
time. $50 ' eAa INST
On motion Of Mr.. GARsrrr, Il was read n ,ceo,a ,,no
sh9 Ordered TO be engrossed by vote bens
had upon that notion '''' "e'is
upon their passage. W anu put
Railroad. " ''i' Aahassa Zap
:. This bill was laid on the table. on mo,;o, or n.
MARrz. "" ''o''oh VI Air.
An act Sulhorz1g an increase OF tho capital stock Of
Tue Ceuar creek and Opequon Turnpike Company
On motion Of Mr.. KoiSxR this bill was ,lsp Ia nm A.,
table. $50 A' "''o ia'u OH the
s 70 amend Tho sh section OF providing for
Tue S ues,reung OF counties passed April eni ls5a
t ,nss o'a read aud u third time aud passed.
an act 70 define the powers and establish the common
satlon OF Aldermen Of corporations ' N''"Ps"
On motion OF Mr.. JACK SON tbishj,l v.s .Iso ,,, Il,
table. . was ALSO au on the
An act authorizing the Improvement of certain land. n;
This bill passed.
Mr. JacEsoS moved to take mp the bin laid on the table
SNORT ume before TO define the power and establish the
compensation OF Aldermen of COZ poratiops
u being taken up, he moved ils rc.commi,tmen IN ,h
Tha ,o OF .oIs.s OF Justice, which agreed to-
ine iohoWing Senate bills were then procee,leJ with
An act 10 amend an act entitled ian act to establish
e o%n OF south Lowell at tho great falls of the 20.
aomac m the county OF Fairfax" passed March sh Isso
rms OH was read third time and passed
bill also passed '''s'' LUIS
An act releasing to f. Kimberling Sheriff Of Mason
so much OF the oNes licenses for sale of conn
Try produce, as he may show by certificate of tho conn
M OF nason county to have been improperly charged
on the table. ~ ' "as 'au
on motion of Mr. EDMUND the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

THE CESTRAL Authorization the Staunton Hesset.
ger we learn that The work this road between Staun.
ton and Waynesborough Is moving along fnely-lhe fill
at the Asylum bridge being the only remaining unfinished
link in the chain When this is completed and the
work The mountain finished which rapidly progress.
ing the Messenger expects to the "roll up in
Stanton The Iron bridge the river at Waynesbor-
ough Is in Of construction and We are in.
formed will he completed The necessary buildings
foT the entertainment &c. passengers Stanton are
about bcngiEniahed and every thing will be- III read
ness for the reception Of that trade which to flow into
ssaunlon aud through to hchHondas tue legitimate
result Of Our Railroad connection
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

Tux VIRGINIA lIousE or DKLEGArKs IN 'es-A cor.
respondent Of the National inegsaeer OF recent date
who was member of the Legislature OF this State in 1899
informs that paper that Mr.. Madison did not report the
Virginia Resolution Of 'es, for he was no. member of
the Legislature at that time This correspondent thu,
speaks Of the Virginia House Of Delegates of 80.
"The House ofDelegacs was at that time considered
by stranges and others to be the dgn led and or
DERBY legislative body in the world There were no desks
IN the hail. having ON them supply of pens and ink and
writing paper, and newspapers and books to interrupt
the proceedings Of the House and disorder; consc
quently, the sessions seldom lasted over two months
There were no particular seats allotted the members
Zach member sat whatever bench he thought proper
Mr. Madison occupied seat the front bench opposite
the Speakers chair, and him. on his right sat his
friend the late James NJ Garnett welLknown citizen of
the State. They were the only two members believe
who occupied the seat during the entire session
Mr Madison took his seat each morning, with his hair
powdered and wearing blue cloth cloak which he never
threw oil when he addressed tho chair He spoke but
seldoni and when he did it with apparent diidence
low voice. and with little action; holding his hat
in his hand before him, and looking into 1t
as IL speaking from notes"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12
a WANING.

Delay not harbo not In mind that fools phi
losophy that ddSs will well Of ITSELF you cure
Il with certain nednes dollars how you tam
per with your general welfare.
We Wild and vicious youths Why will persist dosing
the y hGnsedn0 compounds daily proGered thereby impair
Ing your appetite and digestion, and destroying you
well as physically when
SAINT meiicnesS
We rakes Of and condition. Why ye
pine and drag cut miserable existence coy-
H'H even ordinary pursuits Of fet You who
noyed ane wish to be restored health by
at once pleasant and eneetual should NORRIS
'Hese,s In Tonie diseases has been than
physieisn OF his day Many who years afflicted
St disease OF Consequences resulting excess
restored to health and yigor under his really
Should personal interview be your
In wring-eneloss Ave dolsrs-addres Or. w NJ HoRRIs
through the Post Office Nashville Tenn mea
enes, securely put will he privately
full directions Herewith, and no questions deled.
Persons living at distance and afflicted with scroa Old III
GERS letter, Cancers Piles, Ptua In Ano. Gravel sure
diess or disease whatever aggravated malignant
letter, post paid, enclosing Fe Medicines pleasant and
safe, can be sent mail the United States
Particular attention given
Ladies who be afflicted with Irregularities Aibus OF
Whites Proapaus UterIa Falling Womb,
To lay aside all false deicaey rompy Doctor
Cares iodTrdntedI
~ oace Insurance Once Cedar street. near the Post
ohce. Room, No. IL, up stairs. oc22-dly
eH TiiE sale at Tree u this day at II O'clock a. NJ by
TAYLOR Auetioneers Of Corn, Hay Oats Clover
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

GO Professor Mar is giving his last OF
sruction in penmanship in city. Those, therefor
who have any desire avail themselves of the benefits
be derived FROM his instruction, will do we'll to embracr
this, their last opportunity We have frequently Gallo
attention the casses Of Professor Milar because
have honestly esteemed him skul professor, and
worthy man. We would be pleased to his classes l
up to the hour of his departure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

Tho writer further says ave have no Intention Of en-
terug into serious OF this pamphlet which
docs not contain tho oireiued Of hyro-
patby Now, as 10 this, the writer would say certain
was not his intention 70 into tho pamphlet reutc
argunientsout only such he then believed had not
been refntej and as hc yet believes r.uted
and he would be thankful to tho writer this article or
any one else who undertakes assert te main
leading arguments In hvor Of hypropathy, have been
oen, or even once reutcd to point refer him to the
BOOKS ar book In which such refuation may be
The truth Is so far the or of tho
writer has extended the opponents Of hydropahy have
uniformly shown very decided Discrimination to enter
into any argument touching tho leading prime pes of NV
dropathy or discussion OF the merits Of the system
much so an TO leave for authorize the nfcrenc,
mat they are not very willing to undertake tho task or
douot their ability uccessfhlly perform t. This infer
ence Is certainly but fair and reasonable one for who
cam or moment doubt that if these erudite and en-.
ghtened professors OF the medical art did really and
onsy believe that hydropahy Is the vilc aud fraudulent
thing which they affect to believe Il Is OF the .'mpd and
land so, OF course very easily refated they would not
promptly come forward and openly and freely discuss its
to truth and science; show In what ts llmu
and transparent quackcry consists aud thus DO author
sod with propriety to denounce Il on oil occasions Il
would be doubtless their interest to do 80 and proprie
ana the cause Of humanity would both demand Il at
their hands. But no this course docs not suit them
mo attitude which they, In their ancied papa suprema
cy anu inalbiy choose 10 L. simply to proclaim
rom The Vatican to the fraternity especially, and also
tne community at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quackery-"lim.
pd and transparent quackery"-foul mpiric ism and alb
surdty-all at hand-take care-bc on your guari-wh.
out degnng to utter single word tending
III Tue least To show In what such quackery npiric
consists or what II Is In fact they denou ncing-and
tie articles referred to and contained IN the two
coming course. j. TIMBERLAKE
Charlottesville Jan. H. 1884
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

tn Thers ia difference Of opinion among journals Of
the Democratic party, TO what the President will
pursue relative To Mr.. Cons1l Saunders The Enquirer
told MS few days ago, that Saunders would positively
be recalled and IRON the our neghbor gave Of
his exploits during his brief official career its readers will
very properly expect to bear Of the Of Mr ssun
ders at an early period by invitation from the President
Another organ Of the party, however, the Washington
star which pretty generally keeps the run Of the secrets
Of the Administration, predicts that all the opposition that
IL made to Mr. shundera will not prevent the President
from sending his nomination TO the Senate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

Tux SENATE YESTERDAY took no final action on any bu
snoss Of Importance. The morning hour was CONSUMED
IN discussing the resolution offered the day BEFORE by Mt
Tsrcwcll. In regard TO instrucng tho committee 90
Roads, &c. TO report to the Senate what Of mp
propsaons udicousy DO made this sessson Of the
Legislature aud to what schemes Of Improvement Il would
be most udieous to devote said appropriations This
solution superseded at o'clock by taking up the reg
uar business Of the dsythat being the consides ion
the Valley Railroad BILL The bill ordered to be en-
crossed aud read third time. No opposition made
to this bill, and Il not discussed.
message received from tho House that they had
adopted resolution that the joint committee inspect
tho books and examine into the proceedings Of tho Bank
OF tho Old Dominion be enlarged by the appointment Of
fourth member on tho part Of the House Of Delegates
and third member thepsr Of tho Senate. The res
olution was agreed to. Mr.. Logan appointed.
The following Senate bills taken up and passed
To incorporate the Potomac manufacturing company
In tho county Of Fairfax To ncorp crate the marshall
manufacturing company; To authorize tho Trustees Of
the Methodist Episcopal church In New Town Fred rick
county to tsell parsonage belonging said company
Toeorporate the Virginia manufacturing company in the
county ofFairfax.
number OF resolutions were offered Several bills
were advanced STAGE and considerable business dis.
patched, full report Of which will appear in our paper to.
morrow morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

TuEsDhTI DEC. IU
The House met at " o'cock
The clerk submitted the following House BILL received
from the Senate with communication, Informing the
House Of lts passage, with an snendmept-
bill authorisng the Justices Of Tszewe and wyom-
ing,to subscribe to the Abs Valley and Tug road
Mr. BoeLy moved that the amendment would not be
agfeed TO, which was carried
The STEsEER proceeded TO call upon the standing CON
mittees for reports when
Ar Drss, from the committee on Roads, &c., reported
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

w "ofhhats btktsr CiOriis-These Cloths will do
moro to prevent Rising Breasts give and speedy
ee TO pain IN the breasts OF nursing mother, arising
cold or any other cause than thing
Day They may be without the least the mo-
Their and procured and during period Of nursing
whenever any dagresabe symptom OF hardness
rom any cause exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and In every instance the Rising There are
sands who suffer deaths during nursing Directions
Tor using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70. sale exclusively by ADIE .s GRAY
naa2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12
DIED,

his residence 10 county the 9sih uli Zach
kRtAH II. BROOKS, Esq., In the t3d year Of his age.
by with manly Intellect honorable In his In
pulses prompt action fearless In thought and
Mr. Brooks elements OF character that In a0I
Of life would have secured him high distinction ei
magistrate, his life emnentiy useful without
Others may be said that his neigboThood
have sustained greater loss While fully appreciairg tn
however his neighbors and friends their GRIFFIN
PATTY for his interesting family, which has been deprived
kind husband aud father, aud whose loss IL rreparabe
~ inquirer and HzAminer will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

RiTFR AND HiRIoR IIyRoy ENESr.--The House Com
miitee on Commerce. TO whom has been referred the
subject Of River and Hsrbor Improvements have resolved
ayes sI noes two to report bill providing for the CON
np'nce Of all important works now in progress and for
The commencement Of others Of undonbted niiliiS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

Bacon hams l2alac hog round ga9l2c; Cotton per
C1n white prime G yellow prime wanted receipt. light
prime Osa6te Chess iosle PaSseed o.
" Flour superhne tlaI - One SO family asas l.2
Hay cargo from store tlai IL meal boited so.s5
per bushel 5saio Peas, bushe black
Sait, hne 81 ,sa9, a. Salt I,ai Ia Wheat iis So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

The English papers are beginning very free
ly upon Prince Albert. His conne1ion, by blood or
marriage with of the crowned despos of the CONT
nent, has excited the suspicion that he using his
auence on behalf of Russia Il Is ntmatei that his 10.
reference induced Lord Palmerston to resign
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

10 Weleam from the Abingdon Virginian that at
meeting Of the farmers OF Washington county bed at the
Court House in AbDglon 90 Monday the 2eth Of Deoem
eemb'r last county agricultural society was Organized
and much interest manifested in the subject by the rr-
mers Of that fertile and aouri.hing county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12
ADVENTURES FOR JApAN.-The San Francisco


correspondent Of the New York journal of Commerce
ssys:-
There Is considerable interest manifested here In
certain quarters to t out several clipper schooners aud
Other swirl craft with assorted cagoes of fancy goods to
DC sen Out TO Japan with of entering the
Jeddo ut the same time Com. Perry enters with his
Meet IN The spring. TO receive the to the Presidents
Letter lprobably be found, that our common friend
Suas bnrrowes Esq, will DO the first enter with his
the voyage" y " "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

eB- ole Bull assisted by HE distinguished aids, vii.
give second concert Monday nightneSt, al Mcropo
titan Hail. So that there is second in for IT,
lovers of music
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12
PIE ERsDURa MARKETS. Jan. no.

frh-Ihe market Is quite bare, prices nrm We quote
ihs s supeihne at $3.50, Family $3.50. Of Iaie
'oSS OF ooy barrels stony Point superhnc cash
White ti,es Sl,,1 - WV si''"-
TopAcCo--The Warehouses
year be.tsna Prices average about a5 per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

NoRFoLE PETERsBURa RAILRoAp.-The Norfolk
Herald says that the work eleven sections covering
distance Of fly miles Of this rad hiss been let and it
Sillbs Immediately commenced.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12
RICHU0ND W1pEEyS

HV4'D -H-iHHEIS, JANUARY 10.
noBAcCO-The market has not fully opened since the
we hear Of few private sales prices cores
ponding with sales last month
D. MhEAT-We quote prime White at 81, 6b and prime
HESTER WHITE, Com. JE-reLa,,.