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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

a, 4, 49, -
rtous points GA the g'ooe' lmpeeesea WIN nsee nos
tse American oosernmea' contemplating, sppss;;
an addition OF sh nes scrs~P'opemes 10 .nc nau NJ
other aide Of the ocean sud grea, fears are enerained
sn.. .nc P'opos-o' '"' N "
s'u1oo,n rs us e.,.. r. ,h,.
- We hnBnsnu,ou may secos"'1e our Wv, ,,,s.. a..
InsAn',c m1re' anu SOME OF our ~ ,SS ;,;r. ~,
se.n pe,naP., yin. oo, s,, n, W.. ,h,nL how
NOT Peeua.r 70 ~. ss eow ,hs i.c,,
80, "" y.es ~ =, w ,., anj,,,an NJ ,ho
before u mns'eser may % Sne sesuA S sn....a ,he
Amercan uockyAroS woua % aosulu " sonphi. .
sue NV. s'eeos.n OF ue ~ r. ;,;n. novsr oS,hs
woou MINK any more ngnuf o' 'ne iia'' u pS,.,,
Amercsn onion IRON 'ne eireu l , 81 -,
IWeny yeA" ago 1u. oun nv. ~, po,h,,.s 40 .Nrsc
slmmar se.ms Wna' ", u,'u, "a an 80. h, ,hrnnrh
tuahy 70 AmenSAn rspu.a., -. S..,r,.,;,aS c.;
e,Po,uos Wn'ou rouu 49,. ~, III a.. ..r,ons .r
Ply euv uui'e're' ~. - ,r .h,na.n.. And -,
Ius ~ A =" ,,;on, smnlv the knovjedgo that ali tho
6Nes tu's COY, t In anor;c.n sh;nn;, nS
49, " .no syoo , arssr.. =, ~ No, con,aip ,S .
tnaS tnougu a .no nAuy ~ - 80; 80 Ss wy " .h
,,r.rr coai turn ont IN twelve months. or even In as
SUNNY ovuu 's ~. rn,Js a. n.xa 20, .o.sS ,h
' NJ, ,ha A, before xe.,erdsx xe n,hI;shod n do
ai nws,;on If ,bs n1mhsr ~ S,,pm,L;n, mich
SSst I.sn.hoJ a, tho nor, NJ No, yo,L 80. 80 90
n s', A.. nf ,ha nresen, vc.r and ,haso smras .oa
= .hnnd ,o,sI of "a Win an ~ Ioc
IVY r. a,h.. ~o,1. "a .,a.nesr ..s.;,s rn,.s,.
" aon tons Zach TLre can novn, ha nSas,;on .hou,
shh ,rno ma val newer Of n STATE He ,his NNN
ha moral We shond NOW draw consists IN Tho .o,.o,,
tor, .nnca,;on of his nr;ncinc IN o,rseves w. nos
-. ~ Am.r;c.r oIomnns ~ s,ron ,,h r;,hon, ,h 80;
80 nc W. s ~ ~ a. .ue ~
as nd oG..,;vorss. hr, 70 hya al a. ,;, r..
rors,inv the ocean Win eur vessels n wo have no
49,. ,or, an nroI6c 40 that ~ Nsw Yo-t va b.Ya h,n
Is' r. sb;ns,rds c.nshc \, Nh. ,,rre,,,o of ogr,.
49, Lii ho ,orr,ad nr,d;n;orse Tha un.,srs
W., 80 i.ohd IA a snec;r,en os wb., can ho dnna 30
\. , [ ~ s,v ,hst tbe Adm;r,;, nv r,orelv ,ss
20 J .rn;n, onr large ocean steamers cond mi such a
a., - 90 eworh ct,b any,h;n, H. onnoson Tn,;,
IN hn,r Of ,I nc nsIv ,rriycs Se ho,ieYe no aJsona,o
rsn,on can no formed Of The c,ten, n which Ear,v
80 ~ noac. md .nor,r;se bav dev.ioned Tho resonr
css of ihjs country Even when the pubIc money wa,
, - =; 49,. =, a,no-;man,s 81, sh;r 10 ~ VOC
-, ems ysro s,ccessG,y ,Jvanc;ng IN nav, a-ch;,.c
,r until onr erchsnt steamers and c,;nper. m.
fne. In the world Perhaps VIC m,v he induced Inv
~. ha An.,;c,n comnl,nts ~ ,h;r ,hat Cov.,1ont
are spbiect 70 some natural law which generates in ,bese
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

Tho New York Sunday 7Smss, at considerable trouble
has collected the following Information relative To tho do
rivatious ofthe names Of the States:
Maine frat called Marsooshs,, but. about lsas
took the name II now bears, from Maine, province IN
the Cenomanni, ancient Gallo people NewsHamn.hirs
the given to tho territory granted by the Piy
mouth Company to Capt John Mason, BY patent in 1885
aud derived from the paentee who was Goyernor Of
Portsmouth, in Hampshire, England Vermont ia from
red green, and mont mountain Massachusetts, was
from tribe of udians In the vicinity of Boston, Roger
Williams says the word signifies blue hills Rhode Island
was so caedn 1874 relation to the island Of Rhodes In
the Mediterranean New Yorkwas named In honor of the
Duke Of York, to whom this territory granted Penn
syvania was called after VIM Penn. In 1864 the Duke
Of York made grant Of what Is now the State of New
Jersey to Lord Berkey and Sir George Cararet and Il
received It's nnme In compliment the latter who had
been Governor Of the leland Of Jersey Delaware was
called in 17O2, after Lord Do La Ware. Maryland was
named in honor Oi Henrietta Maria Qneen OF Charles L.
In his patent to Lord Baltimore, June 3, 1889. Virginia
was called after the virgin Queen Of England Elizabeth
The Caroinas named by the French, In honor Of
George ii. Louisiana named after Louis ", OF
France Florida received It's from Ponce De Leon
1872 while on Its VOYAGE in search Of the fountain Of
youth. He discovered Il Easter Sunday-in Spanish
Paseme F2orfaa. The States Of Alabams, Nj sissipp
Tenn ssee Kentucky, Illinois. Indiana, Ohio Arkansas
and Missouri, all named from their principal rivers
and tie names are OF Indian origin, excepting perhaps
kentucky-and their meanings involved 10 some obscu.
rty Tennessee is said to signify curved spoon; Illinois
the River of Men, Mississippi the Whole River; or riv
er formed by the union Of many. Michigan was named
from the Lake its bordes Iowa Is An Indian name:
also, TeIas-sigpying beautiful. California was thus
named by the Spaniards at very early day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15
New STYLE Of Gate.

we were hown the other day the model OF gate
when would great Improvement, u generally intro.
uucod' ny mems Of pullics and a cord-very simple in
oelr opeTaon-A person sitting n a carriage can, by
pulling the cord opn IL add after passing through and
puins the other endoi the cord close H. II is 50 con.
s'rue'ed' that cIoseso ITSELF when opened by foot
passenger.
M Oo'np, atthe Columbian Hotel. has specimens, aud
). authorized TO dispose Of individual aud county tights
we learn from hip that it has given grea, satisfaction
where il has been tested,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15
A General War.

A Paris correspondent Of the Courier DIES Eats
Uais, alludng to the idea that the will be limited
to the ocean, and that the German powers will be
permitted to remain neutral, says: Such war
would lead to nothing-France would not submit to
it, because it would deny her the privilege Of employ
ing her most Efficient force-that by which her pre-
pondcrancc would he assured. The suppogtiGn OF a
limited war-.otherwise called aeriio-would be alb.
surd. There is no probability Of any but general
war-which would necessarily become revolutionary,
and would open TO regenerated Europe new era,
full of grand, glorious and happy future"
The word sterile, applied to a naval war, is, so
far as France is concerned, well chosen. That nation,
by such war; could reap little nothing. The
ocean is not the element for the Frcnch-they have
never won either glory or empire upon it, and prob
ably never will. The strength of France consists in
her legions-and the fields Of glory and plumber for
her the plains Of the Po the Rhine and the Dan
ube. She could have but very little heart for this
war, IL she did not hope to have Austria for
my, and to be riveged to cross the Rhine, the
MinCio and the Danube
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15
THE PERuAM GIFT LOTTERY SPECULATION.

WARRINGTON, Feb. l3.-The members of the Perhsm
Gin Lottery, from New York. arrived here to-day for the
purpose Of attending the drawing and distribution of the
100000 gifts in that concern, embracing farm in New
Jersey the Seven Mile Mirror, the rotng Horse Tele
graph several Pianos, gold watches, iewery, &c. The
committee at the National Hotel to-day Ira Buchanan
presiding. Hon. Mike Walsh is a member of the com
mittee.
committee was appointed to procure a suitable room
for the drawing, which will interfere with the laws
bearing upon the subject number of tickets are held
here as we'll as in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The members Of the committee who came on are
Messrs Meeker Adams, Tlden, sproston, Shirley, Tay-
Tor, Cummings, Cornell and some othcrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

~ Judge Mason, our Minister to France, was formal
" presented the Emperor the goth ult We copy
Of bis reception from the Paris Correspondent
Of the Counter de5 Eidh. Unis
an. John Mason ei6 recu, bier dimancbe, en- audi
publque par Louis Napoleon, auque rems les let
tres qu acc 6ditent auptGs do franc
qualt de muise ptnipotchtare dc Ia TGpublique des
Flats Uns Les quelques paroles oficielles une fois
echang6es, ~ Mason G!t presente lmpGratrice, qui
la entretenu anglas pendant pres de 30 minutes ct
u fat remettre une invitation pour c grand bal de CO
liz, apf6s quot Ia volt de Ia corr qu await amene
pbassadeur american Tuleries Ia reconduit son
no - J'a pssse hier IA sol &c chez W. Mason ccsl
un Inme du meieur ton, fort sfFable prtentions
ancus ct tout fat capable de bonner Parisons Ia
Pus nto id6e dc Ia grande nation quill represene ici
- NOS smpathes ne lui manqueront pas.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15
RICHMOND MARRETS FrpnvAnr

Tobacco-No change in prices since our last the new
crop Is coming in freely In loose parcels and sales Of
lugs are 81 l.2 and leaf l.2 10 l.2 the sup.
ply Of old offerings is limited with good demand fol all
medium qualities, whilst the fine grades Of manufacturing
are but little sought alter. We quote old lugs
81; common leaf 8; good ~ IL IL fine l9 10.
WHEAT-The last accounts from Europe caused an
Vance. Prime White is now selling at $2-and Prime
Red at 81 95.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15
r~ MOTHERS, anrAsr tJoT,,s-T,...

tB MOTHERS BREAsr CLoTIIs-rhese Cloth, will do
more to Rising Breasts and speedy
relief pain in the breasts nursing mother arising from
day. They may be without the discomfort
ther and procured and during the period Of
Whenever dssrceabe symptom hardness inflammation
nom exhibits ITSELF they give
and In instance the Rising
sands who suffer deaths during the period nursing
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70 sale exclusively by ADIE q GRAY,
noS2 Main street Richmond yrrinis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

~ The Petersburg Intelligencer is very wrathful
at the proposition for Railroad direct from Richmond
to Lynchburg-and the editor says if he were in the
Legislature he would move amendment requiring
the James River Company, TO surrender its charter
and fill up its Canal, as condition precedent to the
proposed road. Well-and wi at then ? That would
not affect the inevitable fate, which awaits all circular
Railroads-that of being superseded by direct ones.
The Intelligencer makes this proposition-n which
Richmond has taken no part and has not manifested
half the interest which it should have done, the peg
on which to hang more Of its delicate filings at
"big Richmond" We very much fear some needless
body in this unfortunate town has wounded the
amour propre of neighbor Symc If town meeting
and invitation to city teed would appcase his wrath
he has only signify the same, and the thing shall
be DONE We fear, that by indulging in such out,
bursts Of passion follows, he may hurt himself:
There is something preternaural in big Richmond's
nsoence We actually heard il said once in Richmond
that the Public Guard would not be disbanded and the
Armory turned into school, because The guard afforded
protection to the police Of Richmond! 1t true, all the
Of the State taxed for this useless and for State
poses this stupid and expensive appendage but 1t is all
right because in its abseucethe snoring cockneys oil that
vast modern Tyre could not sleep soundy in their double
reeed night caps. We should not be surprised at any
time hear that seats Of the magnificent STYLE and
higher than those occupied by the Speakers had been
tbueu 10 me senator hnu DeIcSae5 from iNChhonu-
No who knows Richmond need take grain OF tartar
emetc for il he has the stomach Of ostrich he has
only think Of Rchmonds vulgar nsolence aud preten.
sons TO produce immediate disburhenment OF the sto
mach
The Sun in his shines not spot which
begin to compare with Richmond in conceit and
gance. Not in China, where the long queued ceesals
claim to be the inhabitants Of the Flowery Empire, and
who regard all the OF the world outside barbarans
does prevail thousandh part Of the silly conceit,
which always has, and will characterize, big Rich
mOud."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

ss- The Baltimore Patriot Of Monday sets down the
election the United States Senate of Mr. Pearce By the
Legislature Of Maryland, certain The election was
appointed for yesterday. has been made in the
House Of Delegates to defer the election the ground
that this Legislature has the constitutional authority
elect Senator for the commencing tho 4th Of
March, 1866, when Mr.. Pearces present expires
but il is not thought that the move will succeed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

TIT The experiment is about to DO made the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal prope boats by steam instead Of
horse power. Those having the matter In hand are San
guine OF i company has been organized for
putting the scheme 10 operation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

TnE SENATE, yesterday, occupied during tho great
er portion of its session 18th the discussion Of the bill TO-
releasing the Northwestern Railroad Company from Ger.
tain restrictions for delaying the operations of their road
until twelve months after the completion Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, &c. The subject laid on the tabl
to be taken up to-day Several bills reported from
committees-one or two bills passed. few resolu-
lions were presented, and resolution adopted to
meet at IL o'clock and after Thur.day next instead Of
le o'clock. The Of cred Boot" Smith, the cleo.
ton of Peniten.iary Superintendent did come up in
the Seuate-no message that effect being received from
the House of Delegates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15
IpnorosALs Will pg RECEIVED Ar TIE orrICI

VDRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED At THE OFFICE
for The oEns named buildings and apparatus the
Bsiekwo.kReort House, 122z55 Purifying and Meter
hS0at Ta ties. Sgngs to te ready receive roof BY
ions 20 floor line ReOrt Benches
med TIA. VII DO included in the above the work
st and Wrought Iron Work for Reort House, window
iron and Ventilation Sat Work Of wrought iron
ant there g other castings not herein named, may
irGn to Be Ss,yertd a such times S directed
dssi5s wrcuEh. Iron Work -
oo 8, to be delivered in Richmond or on tie Gas
DAY "a hSf Ss made 9s 1 p o d ESQ & S 5
1e t bee .s5y V[ 1ssS e. 9 skeleton
Also for Dsd other 10 to be ready receive the Rsto'
aSGsi 81 ,t % washers oondens.rs to eon,l. Of
p s sa' p iss az GNs e. b pps1 high 1
inch pipe pipe, IN he'd S. T eoS SIP Pps. asd T.
lar 10 ,ss p Th goose,nd feet long each Joined
Win soeosks nssers 10 be connected to
g. sc Ssa sS ' sSS sa +:
s1r a9,'a s,S 9p the ssSsrss Sd
41;o pr Lime Purlaer,, 1o.i O' 'ne ''' ready to
n. whole Ss PG o up [sisy e
saton a oS'S's espsc,, oo oo Richmond and
SSi RG' e s: X;
,i' f 20 s'i sd.s., Pine foundations
10 Inch PIPE t V'Gss Ia sHd for ~, M az 1 s to
ton OF 20OO h.,
BY application to * s ~ We l,t q May Vered In
only general specific atlons hadi as a. aYs ana
nsn,v Per cent 70 be withheld for IA. ,,tu,, ~
h the contracts rnsde 80 NJ
city may appos @ s, and approval Of pelsoS
Once CITY o., works. O. CAMPBELL, sup,rn.eno,,
Richmond, Va, Reb. H. isst go y"
ROIs OVER SACKS.-sti on hand a.. - "'Vi
ss.bb p'uefsn' eoor' and qiae pheh viii h. ,Oysr sac
feIB WIZ. IRA SMITH
WEhave juit received by the New Yo,L ''".
.N, steaart Co large and beautiful ir2r
h"D" iAEh' spring Coiors On Kid Gloves e"' o. Ae'
. VALENTINE, CRENsuAw A IN
t.m NO. w corner broad, 9th ar a CARTEL st,e..,.
'Ss ~ CoPPFR, LEATHER, &C.
ia bss. oaaa, an "Houlsnd Moller'," Coffee s,s,
"a SSss, and bb Loaf, Croshed and Pc sdeTed ' asar
Ia 0 ~ PIN, pine new crop RIO Coffee y"
~ ~ sass god and damaged Sole Leather
10 sSis rsnss,,ss III n 10 and1o Hl9
- Erots Masohs Backing
~ bags Pepper
IVQ dotsn nrsons
fsis 'AH''ne Candies Receiving for sale By
T~YxsOxs,,1sy =. ~. skINKkR, Cary street.
At AUouoN.--To be sold THIS NV N''hSf httFibbD
The attention of Capitalists ana ne n,ii. -,
y palsd - esst rbis Day Hrssa 10y
~ tana lsg acres and the Goal Yard fsi.t 10
oae ~ Snrles Hiver. rpposite 10 ets,t. Aere on
tat,~t With the former N eeooL ana a.
.,..ss...srxss.,.-.---o opDIs AprgRsos, Aoct..
EMMtbf S0AP, soptror quai ~ rsS.iyj,s go =
saw" Ispl DAvESf0Af, ALIEN 4 sp co "'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

MrfnoDltT CoSTEREscE.-The annual Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, embracing the
shore Of Maryland the District Of Columbia and parts Of
Pennsylvania aud Virginia. will assemble in the city Of
Baltimore on the lst day OF March,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Feb nth, l54.
Mr. THOMAS presented the memorial of citizens of AL.
eSanda praying tina: the Alexandria Canal Company and
the ngton aud Alexandria Turnpike Company NAV be
permitted sell any portion Of their works any Com
pany incorporate tor the construction of railroad
tween Alexandria and Washington City.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. CArLKrr-That the Committee of Agriculture
and Commerce inquire into the expedency OF incorpoa.
ting company for tue purpose of building wharf, on
York River.
Laws inquire into the expediency Of reporting bill to
amend the charter of the Norfolk City Gas Light Com
pany.
By Mr.. HALL-That the Committee on Agriculture and
Manufactures be instructed toinquire into the expectancy
OF authorizing a Consolidation OF the West Columbia
Mining and Manufacturing Company with the West Co.
lumbia and CINCINNATI Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany.
BY Mr. BALDwIS-That the Committee on Roads, &C.
be instructed to inquire into the expediency Of bringing
bill TO amend act passed the 4th day Of Feb, 1852,
TO incorporate company and establish Turnpike Road
from the city ofRchmond to Wilamson's tavern
authorize the stockholders under said act sell the
ita stock, rights and privileges OF the company the
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike Company, by
vote Of majority OF the stockholders of said company
BY Mr. WHIrE-That 900 copies OF the report of the
Committee on Finance be printed for the use of the
Senate.
BILLS PASSED
bill to incorporate the FL Dorado Turnpike Company,
with a capital stock OF SlSOOO--three fihs to be sub
scribed by the State
bill making appropriation Of 100000 for the com
pleton of the Pennsylvania, MorgantoSn aud Beverly
Turnpike Road.
Mr.. DOUGLASS, from the Committee of Finance made a
report OF the debt resources and expenditures
the Commonwealth.
The bill in regard releasing certain restrictions upon
the Northwestern Railroad Company was taken up and
discussed length by Messrs. Turner Stenrod Rege
and West The resolution laid on the table to come
up the next day.
The Senate adopted resolution to meet at oclocl
and after Thursday next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

PREACHING ON rnr ExphAsxA BiLL4-shver fanatics
at the North arc making the Nebraska bill text for Sun.
day sermons Rev. gentlemen Of that section arc ndui
sng In pous tran Of thought the subject In which
they predict that It's passage will constitute revout
regret that tho author Of the bill should have been born
In New England and invoke the prayers ofhe church for
legislators At washngton aud especially for Senator
Doug las and President Pierce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15
Nav Rnnks

t stated that the stockholders Of the New York
Crystal Palace have lost tl96, 900 by the operation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

We have received from Mr.. Morris "skotches Of the
irish Bar" by shel, in vols and two volumes OF Poe
ny, by VIM. Gilmore simms, Of South Carolina,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

u Bono 1T our exchanges think that Secretary Mar.
oys circular on diplomatic uniforms was written for bum
comb at home aud no. for at foreign courts It 10
stated that Mr. Mason, Mr. Soule and all tho newly an
pointed American at foreign courts appear
In Uniform as heretofore worn Official occasions Tho
Secretary will have to take the starch GU, of these gen.
'emen before his plan Tor manifes,ing he simplicity Of
our republican institutions at foreign courts Is carried
out-provided he Is serious about tho natter The NOV.
was represented this side Of the a. great one
aud the Secretary Of State commended highly for n
lit was so Democratic. Why Ia ituot carried out,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15

Ma. CoULnocS's engagement at the Theatre this week
cannot fail to attract crowded houses Mr.. c. came among
US short time ago. comparatively stranger, and soon
high reputation. His is deservedy greeted
with hearty welcome from all fond of witnessing high
order of dramatic performance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-15
1HR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

he Wig"
Articles written both sides
This rule bag standing ought to be known ALL will
In no be departed Obituary exceeding esh,
lines are charged for advertisements.
Nv Communications will be charged the advertise.
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IME:-sco bbls. Graham d Wilson's Lime receiving and
IL for sale by
fel5 BACON 4 baskerville.

L. ~ foT ''isSy ,,oos n,sxravn,
dtsso and ofhEs meeting 81 r.:
Pa.,s ousno being following Te..
whsIss; rae. g, eh"ss eS,Gc have
At the and the Company is subjected to claims
s; n @ ss saGlaaGg Of
the rates on other tonnage these S ssn
not be received or - the exclusion Of article.
Company; that bill storing unpIot,Se
fei6 Superintendent.
II y ! IS
sn osn Tn a. Tsd the week ending p
T Tss, 81 S9i n Ss
s SaI value lG Of r.. above .ie pounds
Gas deys a from the Richmond Dept sHrsg Ieh and
feio Depo, Agent.
ENon FACTORY HANDsIBrown and Blsashsd Linen Drill
NJ lngs suitable for factory hands, imPoatlon just
iso KENT, PAINE KENT.
fsiS y $50 - N'''''D' jSo woMsLE co.
the ste.ne. Jne.town 10. Of Spring style, which
So TP sS Es9 Go sRs e.
'IG se I? purchaser ooD. Mall hEs sRS ,s.asATEn
4Rs4S sSiasHa$% f$S z,%I5sS
diy ".,'
and saturday Afternoon az Ueiocs, p NJ -N''o'
These steiner, eonpee, a, Bal%ops With The Psisd.
phia Ericsson steamers via Canal that and others
S BY this route to 'P 81 on the mos.
AIDES, HETICULEs %c.-A splendid variety q Lad es'
and Ei, asr sale by nmv,vv co
Of papier aehe Boxes, Portfolios, odour Gases,
az i:i ls'' opened and for 'al''' nulKlrr o..
a DDTTIoNaL TRAIN FOR wksHiNGToN.-op aud afler
S ' BE- :g St H ES fas5 Ct 9
SSndsy s as on the other ngho the Sses a
Agent Of Transportation.
oi assp1 T. a. Sst y i5 Il Il is g. ss-u
;S9G,.9S 81; ES919s ~
srs%sn aud for sale In lots to suit pufeha,sts
aDiPIs srEMs AND rOBACCJ.-ij bills. Common Pipes ;
1000 Pipe Stems with large assortment o Piping Tobas
co, Tor sale In quan'ie',b ,,,c,.,,,,
GtASARY srN6ERs-ws ,hsli have this day, lot lns
ported, and very healthy, for 'aloby ,,,,,,.,,
R is COCO '''' ''"' D&S sPS 70 ALLEN CO.
YORK SSnUf='' GGGs e. g.
90 do Santos CoFTER
, 40 bales ~ mS zen r,J,
lss Large dummy bags
IS boxes Adamantlne Candles For sale By
fei5 JOHN N GORDON SON.
SPERM CANDLis25O boxes New Bedford Sperm Candles,
fei5 EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 CO.
6AATs AND sfUtKS250 balls Oats $50 do shucks for sale
W by tfei6 EDMOND, DAVENPORT 90.
5 '' REb iS 1s SiH tFa'S o. ''
\ a nnrEH FOR PEBHUAHY-Yor sale By
HI elS dEo. ". WEST.
XThLENTINPsMy stock equaed being principally I'm
ported from London and such a. Gse ~ "a % equal
the ordinary four dollar ones.
Connie and ssntmentalin great variety. eEo. ~ wEsT,
feiJ Nos. and 6Erohange.
AIHw SUPPLY MILES WATER PROOP AND DRESS
~ Bo0Tswe opening 10 day supply
beaufn Boots,
invite customers and AL In Of Boots give q CALL
We keep good stock on hand, and ~ almost
feib = -. PUTNgY, WATTS a PUTNEY.
KUfssRS' CATER BOOTs-FLw sUPPLY.--ws 70.
I'VE eeving By steamer this day beautiful lot Of Misses
cedrn Cater Boots dfrsni eoiors also, Misses ssd oh
ssi6 PUrrEY, WAITS pUrsEY.
g HiR1B-sHIRIs- have on band good ~.
css Call Al Wh. IRA GMtTHd,
fdo late smiih Marvin, Iit Han street.
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