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MINNESOTA RIVER PACK Eft.

QD~Q THE and splendid Steamer
&ANA MINNESOTA BELLE, HUMBER
'E3NSf} STONE, Master, will run rs a regular
Esz0 packet between st. Paul. and the
ports Of the Minnesota river during the present season
of navigation The Minnesota Belle is an entirely new
boat, Just completed Pittsburgh having been built
expressly for this trade and will be found equal every
respect to any steamer the western waters.
April Is, 1854 Ill
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1854. FALL CLOTHING 1854.
p. l.. Il HI. VAN DEVENTER 4 CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Store, No. 1852 4 I64
Main Street, Saint Louis, Mo.
NE now in receipt Of the largest stock Of Men
w and Boys Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, India Rubber Goods, &c. a., brought
Saint LO, is, which will be offered the very lowest
prices and on liberal terms.
To cash bu, ers and prompt men offer great in.
Jucements.
sep l-w6m i. L. VAN DEVENTER CO.
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ROBERT 8, LAVENDER.

B8Ok3kkK - CAVENDERs
WHOLESALE DEALER IN WOODEN, WILLOW, AND
CEDAR WARE.
No. IS North Second st., opposite Monroe House. 81. Louis
Missouri.
III AZ on hand and is constantly receiving
IL Tubs. Cedar Measures,
2& Hoop Pals, do Tubs
Covered Buckets, do Churns,
Well do do Faueets.
b. b. Cedar do Brooms of all kinds,
b. do do Brushes do
Mop Handles, Willow Cradles Wagons,
Bale Boxes, do Baskets.
Halt bushel Measures Rattan do 4 4 bu.
Clothes Pins, Corn do
Rolling Pins Nest Boxes
Wood Barrels, Manila Mats
do Trays, IDfe do
Axe Handles Nests, Measures &C. &c.
All of which is offered at the lowest Cash Prices.
st. Louis. Mo. aug 17-d2m&w1yt
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P CHOUTEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS

CHOTEAU, HARRISON VALE.
UDROPRIETORS of St. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS
II will keep hand a full supply Of merchant bar
rom boiler pate sheet and nails
their establishment from the of the Iron Mountain,
and will also keep all other articles usually Kept in
iron which they invite the attention Of
merchants.
pWarehoasc, No. 1zs, Second street, p. Ionis-0 o
CIIAS W. BORUP,
May 6, 1S51.-3-tE Agent at St. Paul
EofLKN JOHN RENFREW. A. CROzlE
EAGLE FOUNDRY.
Corner Of Nam and Bidd2e Streets, St. Losas, Mo.
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GREAT RAKCAINS OFFERED.

GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
TIME subscriber has 40, 80 and l6O Of land
Il that will he sold low for cash, time; or ex-
changed for village property.
A good horse span Of horses and wagon or other
valuable property will he taker in payment part pay
meRt the may be.
44G C.. II. PARKER.
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CLARK, RENFREW & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Machinery, II 6raulc
2V1 PRESSES, Oil and Tobacco ScTews, MOrse's Patent
Saw-tust Burners Page Childs' Paen' Circular saw
Mills, for horse, water power, and all kinds OF
MILL WORK, &c,
They would invite the attention e M~F4hts To- their
and large stock of Patterns for every variety OF
Wheels; lists of which Will furnished when desired
by mail or otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Sheet-IrOn Works, under
the control of A. CROZIER, afford facilities for Manu-.
featuring and repairing Boiler and Sheet-rOn Work. in
the most improved manner
Good secnRd hand boilers generally on hand. 19ly
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rs now open to receive Guests. Oysters, Game and
IL Meats of every kind served up at all hours, in the
shortest time, and suit the taste of lovers Of good
eating.
surpers for Parties served at the shortest notice.
Suppers prepared for COtlliOn Parties Cakes Of all
kinds, Jellies and Pastry made to order.
Give q call and what l can do. Come and try
me. Lunch at IL O'Clock
St. Anthony street. A Big Tree stands in front Of
the door.
MOSES DICKSON.
II PauI Dec
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GREAT BARGAINS OFFER ED.

400 bbs Flour, 200 bbls Pork,
100 bbls Dried Apples, just reed on consignment
the Wharf Boat and will be closed of ut reduced price
Also, and meal, cats, potatoes, bran, lin
&c, at great bargains.
2 90 IF w. BASS CC.
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NEW HARNESS ESTA BASEMENT.
VulE subscribers would inform the citizens of Saint
Paul ard all the country round about, that they
ting the above business in all it's branches on
Third Street. nearly opposite the Post Office, where
toners be supplied short notice, with all kinds
Of Harness. Brides, Saddles, Fly Nets Trunks Valises
Whips, &c, &c.
May IA, '53-tf MARTIN DREW co.
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WINDOW GLASS-DIRE CT IMPORT
ATOM.

WE wish all take notice that we have perfected
w arrangements with the best manufacturers oil
window Glass in Pitsbury for constant supply OF ev-
ery size, OH the lowest possible terms.
Our present stock has been brought directly from Pitts
burg in Capt ones steamboat; and
qmently having but one handling and transhipmen,,
will arrive in first rate order without breakage Call
and leave your orders early at
BOND = KELI.OGG'S,
mar Is Drug and Glass Store.
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JOHN E. SMITH l. CO.,
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS,

Moin ST., G0Esn0 7NinOSs.
A Large and well selected assortment of Clocks
"A Watches, Jewehy and Silver Spoons, constantly on
hand, for sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds of Jewelry made To order and neatly repaired
All orders punctualy attended to. Thehighest price
p.id tor old gold aud silver. a.2e
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MERRILL. COWLEs a CO..

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO
Mt.STlC DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c. &c.
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j. n. FREEMAN.
nEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Cutie
- ry, Fancy Goods, etc. A complete assortment
on hand At all times, and very cheap for Cash.
Prescott, Dee. s, ls5S.-85Iy
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April 1lth, 1854.
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riliLApErA.,iii sny.lsrrsE,,ENTs.
NEW FANCY GOODS &c.

EAI d. CLAN, No. go south Fourth street, Philadri-
Wv phia, oilers Western Southern Merchants
Dealers generally compete Of goods his
cfed by hims an Me princdi kG,On cities during the
past SUMMER sni embracing novelties and styles goods
evsr brore brought to this Market which offered
modcrRt- prices.
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LEONARD 2 FORSYTH, opOplc ,,,- -, 49, "
(Laie Uf Wheeling Val ~. '" oLiPHANr
ro,w,,,E,: f.. EORSYTIE & CO. Aenhe''ee3
or sr,p, ,&6O,DGO :


uS7ryo,>- AT COST FOR CASH
1NitSitNG 20 make a change In our bp,in...
cay oHrr cur entire Cool, AZ III ron this
few Eos,5 % m= gyais Portion purchased within h sioek
Isl DO 80 ore oPpo- -EG=y Is orerel 10 o,. - 'ne ast
"a tr Water supply. We respectable nave not
mean what We say, p,stsuh sh me sssursnc- vo
noi3 f"hAEA, BAfLY NIAIMO,
6tIIST no i43 Eagle square
q. Ei-.;,s -; soo,OOo-COU HERCI1E "a T-TV1ya
-. -SFfcE At SrosE OF tRI "a nIsGS
on All s IN his Institution receive ak rcr
h'e Per cent ios shorter ;ira, H's or longer and
R T. RRookz r,.,,,-.- WILLIAM G. PAINE, President,
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Orders by mail otherwise respectfully solicited and prompt
y lite ud.d IN

- VANS, ,uainnkrr, sD .outh strrrt A. rhiadc ph.
Manuitetu,s' to order IN style, siot
.tHc, DH,Hh ret ~ fc GeutlemeI
heir orders and have them made weight
i"e fu1Ne Hu--e Eif tch St,st BIyrI
ad" oui 80 to 200 dollars Duen
per pair b"uoe Guns rom I, complete A,soI
nen OF Ch ice Sporting and kistiTg Tirt
han Ago,d S''-i'.J Efe or Gun, "a "icises
in the best
srYS-3m
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undersigned hsvug formed connection for the
conducting Commission and Forwarding Business In
IN. y Richmond the style Of GoocH HARRIS most
soss OF the public and c,ntnua
the friends Of the late Of
D. "a. I0OCtI,
ond January 1854. JAG. A. UhRRIs
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2nd JAnuaty,lS5t.

chceruy recommend thc l.n az Go0CI HARRIS to
tn. favor able confederation OF rsy attends. .
2nt January. lS5i.-if THoS j. NANCE.
c TIE yncSarg vrginan and express viii please copy the
ahoy, fcr xeekL and ,rmh Account u Ills onnce
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LADIES' ELASTIC SKIRTS, (IIoueu's P.rrs11
kH BATES Barkcay opposite Astor House
OF the above splendid desirable article fJ1
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HSNDwAnE.
FALL, IMPORTATION, 1854.

vESIE Subscribers ia recert by reen. arrivals from Eng
art AMI we'll selected assortment Of Birmng
sheffield rdvarc, and from the manufacture Ia this
country they have received fall supply of American goos
complete, In "f Table
and Knives every description; FAD, stock Rn Moc.
Chest Cupboard Locks Bfac Halt log, fth Beat
Tongue G. ain hSc. Virginia Collins aud Snon. M1kesins
GUM, Rifles an PSins hbyil' Vices bellows,
sIsdsc llnl ammt ,E ip:i: Springs and AxlioTse
and all other goods ugay found In Hardware
Mshaets ving this city tfuiy invited to an eI-
determined TO
they be purchased in any Of the northern cities
T.. r MOORE co,
Importers OF Hardware, "a Pearl street
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nVuSrhtt l'flCcI.
Among the stock will be fount
Hair, Tooth, Nah, Shaving aud
Goth brushes.
Buhalo, Shell, Horn and Ivory
CoHbs.
portemonuais, Pocket Books 4
fuTses.
Cajd Gases, and Ci ar Cases.
ivory Tablets, Chcssmen and
DuminOcs.
CorLrl.sn Rings, Charms aad
Coat Links.
Fancy China, Parian aud Bisque
Ware.
Backgammon and Chess Boards.
Paper Machc goods IT, great Va.
riety.
Ladics' Cabas and Rctirules.
French Ge atinc, RSd a Waite.
lnkstands, rap=rweishs and
Prnhoiders.
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Bronre Fancy Articles.
French, English, and American
Prriurery.
Pancy and shaving Soaps Of nil
descriptions.
French Paintings and Engrav.
ings.
Pink and Blue Saucers
Rosewood, Mahogany and Lea.
ther Portable ID ska
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress
ing Cases.
stee, Tse,I-rs and Key Rings.
Violin aud Guitar S,rings.
Opera glasses.
Fancy Match Boxes and Wax
Matches.
Travelling flasks Of all kinds,
ac., &c.
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1--WE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP co.
tend sailing their avoIite 81 samships As follows:
o'rv n'|rtunsr TNew Capt. Leitch.
oTY or WASHINGTON. New ......:Ioo Cant ei'ef
KANaANOO. Capt.
erou PHILADELPHIA jsS5
CITY OF MASCE5rER. Thursday ....lsth Jsnaary
80. 1854
oICY OF MANCHESTER
KANGAROO .aoOu; wrlnrslay
natrs yf
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GENERAL, AGENCY

HNRANR G IURFIS Secretary ~ ne pryiHia Sfde dyri
- cmT Scidy and ~ Audrs' ODER their sert.ces to t,
the safe Lnd Purchase OF Lands
'ygryinir ard the Sbui1SrH AMI Wcsern States
OFytGy the Osce of fie Tryinia S'e AgrcHnurdi So
cie!y, N 1873 Main street.
N AUGUST No;Iry fntc0nd Accountant. above.
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VOLUME So.
RICHMOND DAILY WITS.

TERMS Daily Paper sspsr Weekly s5;weskyss
Asy In advance RenlttAnces thr risk OF the
tsher all where evidence taken depoe offs
eaer In the Post once eontaiaos money.
One Square, Q0iinesD ess,
Zach additional Inst ertcn 20
One month without alteration. %
Three. -. do. do. 10 10
siE. .....do........ to.. ..Ia w
Twelve .do. do... 10 w
TWO Square, Three months... .--lh ~
hontns -" v"
No advertisement DO considered the month
un specified on the Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
ihe parties.
tF An advertisement marked the copy specified
OF insertions, continued until ordered payment
eznr'ei accordingly.
~ avoid mrundsr ndng
the Of the Annual state difin
W @ ,hs privileges only extended the Immediate Ssi!e
RiAi Estate Legal by them tobe
,ilionN, charge and no variation
Es'nte General Advertisement.
Inserted by 20 &c Charged the subject
.sS', discounts 8 shall be agreed upon.
~ Aue:ionc-rs BOOKSELLERS and yearly advertisers generally
with the privilege OF change, SHALL
agreed the andn" rule uader The n'rae aad
III exceeding such be charged a tie Usual
Advertisements Inverted In the whig At 20 cent?
~ rs for ho FIRST nsert!cn md 80
- -='', continuance
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....------
sain. Of r"-as. ,...,
ssiooa dsI;hs, ego saloon Betth', ~ suinea'.
ss;..fl nf..,P S S5r.nsE ra9a,4s Is
4Sss 1as'Sin. s1a.: s:f.a.4..ss,. i:a..rassss
Area P.'snssf. ~loe taken from Phi
,,s la and LxsrpOSl and f;snd 5 IN vpI prOyon, A.,
@ Who
p,ar'. sSs issn,. from q Sr~ :Id,.
s he liverpool
be torxAtiei with economy and dispatch - -
Walnut st. rhafsHItl asS @Ilisa AM iSSss ;Gs..y AGENT
Jyl5-ly Tower BuiIhirgs, liverpool
ro.. tol! SeaDon "nl; @t r 1s r., t,. e.,
sin Tennessee Railroad Company interest payable 'emAn
1iaooo Coupon Bonds of the virgnie Central nnirosa
se s Of e nSsn there are ,C
90 an@ no be ae hs5s & % on the entire
s';'"s @ Maturity
p,yPsa; pa PsSts Of hi. as. ~hi.i viii ssasa
Persons having TO d'.p,e Sc o, & w"al M a wen wen 10 que, men
desirable hru viii . their account Charging mod
fishing .ys,. would r. .
,as 0s '0'' o MSTRr MSWroS Once un,er City Hotel,
.le o.s IVORY and H&HN oIl phaGEkESrirrs @
mate, 20. !ssse There are ,~o"cos and bS, one
to enable .hSm to spSn praise Of their
/: solicited whsuf.t's G.:ies generally
s;s 81 ssa f
MgDALS-Ya testimony Of merit be gvenior the
Nedasf Whitthurthss
exhibited SIDE by side with the hTst Artist In America and Europe
exhibition
Thelurs;. lie has aad liner Galleries
In greater numhsr "f operatives engaged"
perfect senesses and hssbeen awarded more Med
s Rni Europe for his superior Dssu-rre"yprs
than sny This saying neveEthe
wish work OF ART nsy be grail
either Of his many establshrenisr
His gallery In ts city Is al
ofPresideni Fierce and
C.h,r, dr5
Ed EMOyAI.-FINE FURNiTURE-The undersigned, Who
H6 recently the Cabinet usneson the E,stsie
Franklin Main. has removed his rs
building the West side ot the street
Brother. He
purpose OF increasing his facilities or manu-
fauring enable him make better aud saseto
ry the various articles Of his manufacture.
his that he ahuninnty
extensive business and that he
pains 10 make this csabhm Mt equal to
his stand
Ing accessibility He only asks continuance Of
which heretofore been extended to him.
examination Of his Inducements will
command
has on heretofore, (though extensive
the finest the most ordinary belong
ing TO the Cibnst Business.
All kinds Repairing, well UHdsrtfting promptly at.
tsnlei to-. T. H. Co"LlNG,
No. IS Governor street, Richmond. Va
AI0TiCE.-The arm OF NANCE 4 6OOCH dissolved
the lat insan by mutual consent The name OF the late
by either parties for the purpose only OF
.o.iny their THOMAS }. NANCE,
January 2ni, 1854 D. Y. uooCH.
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TILES FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS
lLLEK COATES YorLi, No. 27s Pea-i.,re., yxc,r..
Metals, DC. 's' RUNNERS Materials,
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Ar0TtCE,-The arm OF NANCE GooCH dissolved
the lat insant by mutual consent. The name OF the late
wl used by either o the parties Tor the purpose only OF
closing their las business. THOMAS ) ShNCE,
January 2ni, 1854. ID. r. uooCH
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scZ7 Inp0TItTs OF HaruWArt' q TtHII H.Ittt


TNNO TIE FNNEs OF VIllGINN-Inasmncha as The PTiee
Of Peruvian 0uano hns become excrbanty lgh think
the ntere,, Of the frmr TO try substitute that may
which be hal than half price
We arc receiving Fertilizer called TAVEu, which de-
sire tested Ii Is said TO contain all tie properus OF
Qul no, except per less 81 Ammonia.
We invite attention Of this article desire
o hav II tested on the ali crop.
au2C-U LEE CO, on the dock.
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..rEEL,s LONDON GREE, GINGER WINE.

ban.l, ,,S LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE.
S>sin. Orange. G,iroH. DC 1Sre~ Tap. 0id ''"'''
suan hsy Ssnseis 10 ehseinE ,ha, ,.ne
o me stomach and bowels prevalent weather and
s,Sss1 1sa.Sy .n
psbty Persons living in districts where prevails
~ Wholesale Retail agents, e,srs BENNETT n ERs
Lo vain street and Pearl street, Richmond. r.Io-f
LENtrENIIARY OF tyIRGsNIA.-Maau,.etuI
No Pearl street Rehraond Va, foilo-ing articles
best article Black and kuset; nne eoarIe
wo%tn. and serr,n,. sho.,. superior quality
biacksnIths' Bellows; Maitre,sei
S srp.a Cotton Cloth Tents Hagon and Boat Cocers Esr.,
Ana Ha..1. h.".>S'. e.. Superior s,,,I article
~ r S,,t Are, yariOu, patterns Machine Gains
tIT, Dray' and Ha>ei1orro,r-; w.rdrobes Meat
or 2, a 1ssSs Article. on hand and for ,.
cash. or to puneiua customers only on short time ~ "
BROGUES! BROGUESlI
tay soe, street, Merchants, To- shen li, .
VIII be made and all buy as nyi,e 10
~: country, With sa'isfaetory r.ferenee promptly
oe2I-sn Asea, and s,or...spervs Pesi.sn,Is,,
Mh.AI EVEItY WOMAN SHOULD f,NOW.
rEkf woman should know that II POOR ,ieiIy de-
herself ard painful anxiety 70 her and rs
aud perhaps Corrbe rejection ans AMI inac nx he,
to understand Why her susrins .
rsney and relief ~, while yet there o. th-
may be ht.eG for the duties the OF If
romaa look at the emAciaied for d-athilke
so9qy and depressed spr the shattered nerves.
a. SFss; e:nsiiion Of many . mother daughter sister
Of agony and ask herself Mus. this eonaue, M1s, th. 5s
Is there no renedyr No relief No hope"
The remedy by knoxiny avoiding them and
knpslns I, me reu .dies and beneh:,inE by then.
THE s.RRIED woN,Ss
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A ccoMMoD.rrox tI,r or n,,, =.

, y. .,,o,......-
| n Phchpfs Rtrisrss W. iIrE n; 0p DAILY ,a
NEy CANTON OJ;R I.r,r "a ~ 'ao'p An ."a'
DAILY LINE between tiis e:y and Ne. csnon ~
ahi oI We mott oeautiiii
| ni,tc- and esnror. 'feA''"s every e"hse-
nesday, and kr,J.y n .,',V" svrrr No1itv, We'd
pm Re,urning-Wiii leave SEw q. sIoS .AnIoS atS
day, and satp'day AMI ,rrv- =. h,.
Ihe FARMER viii eay. RICHMOND ,y.y T,.',,, /, ~
sni s1turdsJ at NJ at NEW ca STy .xs. ~
S.g wednesday, and Friday 81 AMI arrive a, RiCU
cal " ~. CROUCH EOOPyE
Riehnioni, DC: 3i,;, l>!I.
k'Vn NonfOLk Am POnTsi,Ot III. -
u. RAIL ROED LINE Gin pOET M 2 -t.,.l
indLL-Th. beautiful ntS IT
AUGUSTA, Captain wiIIara c s,ai,, '".t'
ih- Lite on Monday aO.h III. 6. psee on
tion wit Augusta viii ~. R,s IN connsc-
pot every wednesday aud yr, MA De
~ 6S A. NJ touchipy I,n5ing. -, aays
Ing and returning. " ''"n''u 'he river, oo'h &c
Fare be,s
Children s. aud no, over Ia "a, -, $500
~ ''' - 'eafs OF sre, half pi!ce.,
r. point ,he River la
Meals (each) '''''''''''...' l,Ib
>"Ne'eH anu
r xn,, ..,,,,,rs ,,,, :, % n' 80
F'IStSST.sN i'-r; Ii MIiBtHf:. -,
LINE or PacK rr Sn y, =. n.ohAHAs-MAlL .slsA
' VI fAehEr EoAIe E.aZss11SllSd
FAH. yRoN n,cuuosn
TO seot,vile. vile............. 90 To Buehan,n az.
10 HsnrS Bridge: sco To Lexington ~ p - -
Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and rrii,r ,tsp ~
arrive in mex, iay nj ~ AZ r. ~
R..n,nia snHn J, AT al . =. VI
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The ahsve DmrcroRr the ApvEs1sso Aorxor ora
"' fErrEEdiLL CO.. ii?N,ssAU sraEgT, New York
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CRATES AND TENDERS.

NU JACKSON # son, OF the late hrm OF W. Jack
sson Sons, GRiTr and FENDER makers, 2i6 Front
and $50 broadway New York, have constantly
variety Of GATES and Frners also German Silver
Crates. Wholesale dealers supplied.
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RLAtK-MTTH,s TOOLS, Sc.-we respectfully call the at
ten'ion OF those In
meni, which Is unusually large, consisting of:
"WTights" Pat. fold Box Vices, all sizes
Cc..-- E-v and Flower do, do
"Brrrien's" Smiths Bellows, . incnes
"fosters" and Common Anvls, all sIes
sledge and Hand Hammers. assorted
Double and Single Hand Screw Plates
Stocks and Dies: Horse Easps Piles
Horse Shoes and "Grfn's" Horse Shoe Nails.
All Of which oner for sale low.
p. 7. MOORE 4 CO., Importers OF Hardware,
oczl "a Pearl street.
a RTICLES FOR TIE HtIR.-we have just re.
N ceived fresh supply OF French Hair Oils
Washes; also, Rowand's Geruine Macaar Barrys Giro
huss Tr.copherous; Lyoa KahAron Guerlan
together with large and
and English Hair Brushes, Combs, Soaps. &c
r. JOHNSTON & BRO. Drurgiss,
del9 lis Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-29

10 fhiiNititr MNaUFiCTi REHs MD OTIIIts
SERVANTS WINTER SHOES.
XNTF have In perh pc largest assortment
Shoes for Servants offered In tls stool
consss tnly OF the
articles TO be Lad but Of complete assorcnt Of
embracing Nrogues lrngans Shoes 70
women feron Servants Shoes any descrp ion
may he assured Of being suited, by calling The subscribers
WIiIE a pkVE I Mi, s,,..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-29

Crates and Fcndcr..
w N. u JACKSON, Formerly W. n Jark.o, 4 co,,
w 'rse' anu Fender maker, s9I Broadway on. Ton
-''" i"'k- orl5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-29
THE ',onHL n1p.. y -CIIIoCK-A SONG. !.

"a n ,,I - ~ NachHiksr Governor str-st
We TT. S'toSs ttfh MD tIIiCILtH ; N,-WE-
aHoe Mn reSI rem ne Eanp''ctu-era fli supply Of
"RoWland.-do do 10 "a ensths
oahd BergeT's" snd Hos" Cir.n,, Co..
reLt saws, Hand Panne and lemon san. ''' al sizes
Whieh We eGer for sale on favorable terr. DO
no2I 1,,,-,..,,uP r. MOORE CO.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-29
"HERE may be obtained the speedy and rem
w edy Ia the world for

en- who have injured by practice
daged in when Alonea habit frequently from evil com
panions or at sehooe elects nightly FELT rye
When asleep aai not cured renders carriage an,
destroys both mind aud body.
ply that young man the hope Of his country, and tn
CARING OF his parents should be sratchei
enoyen OF e by the consequence Of devang pail
Nature and ndulging in certain secret habit Such
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

Last winter gang ofruffians at Erie, head.
ed by the mayor, tore up the rails, destroyed
bridges, obstructedstravel stopped the United
States Mails damaged, to ruinous extent
the I, ade between the We st and the sesboard
The rioters held possession, for days ant
weeks. of the town and the railroad. Al
this time Frank Pierce did not lift his hant
to stay the progress Of pillage; and, although
frequently asked to, would not intcrpose ms
power to uphold the laws and preserve order
The moment negro is arrested in Boston
and riot ensucs, quick as lightning he orders
out the United States troops, and brings the
whole weight Of his authority to maintain the
law. Why SO slow in one case and quick il
the other E. Gin. Ga-etts.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

ASrrNEBRAsKA IL Iowa. The Wings
Of the Second District in Iowa, in eonyen-
tion at Iowa city, have nominated JAMES
THosIsGroS, Esq, Of Davenport, as can.
didate for Congress. in the place of the
Hon J. p. Cook. who declines reelection.
It is understood that although necessity
existing for the whig organization to make
the FIRST move to bring out candidate, ne
is claimed with Mr.. GRIMES, who is in the
field for Governor, Art Nebraska all over.
That is the single handed contest now be-
fore the people Of Iowa, and upon that issne
alone, these gentlemen are to be elected,
notwithstanding lamentations here or else
where. - Chicago Journal