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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

The Paris correspoudcu Of the London Chronicle wi.
trg the subject Of TIE future OF eastern
IA, fonwiug:
May people have imagined that with the al, of Se.ss
topol might ook a termination OF tie war aud th
Of brave the jaymcr NJ their
homes aud III cir aUr.ls. This il the opEo
OF the French Government. The capturc o.
ctssoG Of great events. IL is all likely th.: tn,
Emperor Nicholas viii submit; to the humiliation Of the
feat he has already sustained that he will ssut or m
hrst check TO the abandonment o. that power the
Black Sea- and with the Black Ce:tra Asia shics
1t has been the policy O! his predecessors for centIrie,
past Ia establish Tnc French Government Is cousC
~ making preparation. immense scale for the
cutiOn Of the Not oyjs Sehsopoi to be ,k,n pur
the Crmea TO he Eep and P,rlop g,rrisOued to resist
the huge armies their the Cri,nea the
lief Of te county, L. j. also said chat rs soon A. TN.
possession Of the Crnea shall have secured soiher
expedition OF an Iuporttn; chhTsc;rr j. contemplated
winter campaign viii take piicc ia R,ssir.bla, all the
troops which can he spared rUn the Crnei being carried
oAck 10 Odes-, suG forming Junction with Omar Pacta
VINO viii advance for that purpose from the Piuth This
expedition ii; successfully carried OUT would force Russ
TO aodndon l-ns. Rcn Tolchcod Kir and All the OH.
or iofdcsses o. tue southern boundary Of Bessart Ia
which constitute 10" strength Of Rlas on that frontier
ana give heE the c'amarH Of the rppths Of tie Danube
Thi- sail work cut uu: for our TROOPS in the
eHs.ing clDragn the Tumora circulated here be cor
r=c out ShtthcE they p: not. il il certain thu, in
the opinion " the Fseuch Government u. a.. on!v nt The
en'aHisHeoasR Of the rar, and that il Is sbiry urcp,r,
tots on g'gi-tc scale for future operations. vas.
number OF bOl's have been ordered and The aocs
yara are 10 fn activity Grca. bodies Of on their
wy 10 Mar--'s au: ro1lon, where they will he nmeIi
ateiy enbTkeJ and a. yon aware, 1900 have area
dy been dispatched. Osjers base also been given tor
supply Of frees ;ot congevc rockets to the amount of
Oj1, aud Tor other supplies similar scale. in short
Toe pFepafahoas noE tnlEr greater III hry have
oe=n :: az peod stree the commencement. Of tho war;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
Martial Law

Our neighbor Of The Enquirer has been talking
very significantly about the necessity of decariny
martial law against rebellious Democrats The En-.
quirtr, too, is in dead earnest-no doub, Of !, I,
secs many sheep strsyng from the Democratic f,,d
10 various portions Of the State. It ia alarmed-i,
sees terrible sights snd hears dreadful sounds,nd
sornsthing must be donc,by Heavens So. il proposss
the Hernest, ferces', barshsst sort Of measures
individual Democrats Gust quit thinking and ac,iov
for thsmsslye,--'s treason to the party. and o,j,
that the worst kind Of tres,onf To be sure IL ia
and what other alternative have we but TO declare
martial law" against the presumptuous, rebellious
slossf So lot W draw tight the reins Of party 70
L tus bring out the guilloine! Let US even cause
b.ood 10 Bow--or else, "demoral ration and delea,
WI DO tho consequence" party itself III speeds
~ 90 to the dogs. "Ths Democracy must eonuder
I'D sefas these bting' A arogole I, bsjore u.s. and
80 cannot c0ord 10 neglect any preeauiion, sssnGa
tsseees." DO saith the Enquirer Such 10 the fearful
PROCLAMATION from headquarters And will the rank
aid ale submit their necks to the degrading yoke
watch the Enquirer would fssten UPON themp VIII
aie ierrors and thrcatehngs Of martial law" make
o,Srds and slaves Of them ALP We uus, not, so
bJisvs not-but let the future answer for itself
There arr sous, We know, too free, too proud, too
ID IN spirit ever to submit, or yield. They think
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and 10 all who uso Liquor as Medicine or

~
.s2 ps,se. a'9hSs L3sSr oa %,aSn
ITO sCHsAPP5.
III, manufactured sohisdsm in Holland snd exclusively
the fotsy OF the proprietor bJ processes and from material
ELSEWHERE unemployed and unknown.
proved the repeated analysis fseyers eminent che.
mi, be sntrsy free from tho psInei'us fu. oil whion
the csu's Of aad yi,sr
re Non and orbi desire for habituai and ntspeais nd.
geoo. which sueh liquors invariably tend 70 supsrndurs
rs pfovsfby tests that tbs ia per Gin
nvsrsd -h the aorh snd ndsesbl oil ., Iiui.
perhstf a't IA. iii, saio,iy iish:. HIRE vols s
per bsfrJ, nsslrcitd By every Other mspufsetursr
10 CD nesUy proved 70 he so,otutsJ on W 'etoa.
quality osi,p By entirely nsv pfoes, and shIeh
Other Ho land Or In tbs World has acquired.
I'll by lea experience AID e,tmopy,
" ne an tm5rnts vel sssbs remedy many Of
TO- ooncr,i 10 the kdaey aud bladder dyspepss fever nd
ssus Esnsi sluggish circulation Of the boo dsheI.n
s'sir stion NJ food and xhsus'sd vital 'n,rry
Nbs NUT rst.ui and vstpG cordial, snd when
directed, never nh system or induces insby tut
Nnb aihrio tb ia- 0 after hsity, b. creating di.iks 70
Az Ter iqu r. And 10 inva by eorots the III fleets
PAD ..sr, uhsthsr 10 ,~ampy nnsstoas e.res al Of
"
SINGS tbs toduon Of csisnrssed edieins beyssss into
the United sat OF riqoor Housss In New Yo aud
ohsr las cities have couns efhpst Tie nuins
only sndn and pint bote handsomely wrapped 10 ye.
Iow paper with nsus on tbs bottle, cork nd label 1vout
B.rs.nd Ho.s nsaasn,y ny so,ss win common sp and
ss o the seneas For ssls puspis n
the United B.atsa UDoLPHo WOLFF, Sole NsnuBstafer
-. ana Imp ,y.sr. 10 30 and % sssy0 Fsv Yort.
vod ehnapp belongs excessively 70 my article al Others
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
To HsIly G. Jones' dauehtr Cary g. y,nes Of Elizabeth
CITY County. Wa.

To hsy C. Jones, dauehtr Cary 9. ,nes Of E1sbeil
City County, Va.
And art thou gone, my own, my own,
Ara ha. thy gente spiritHed,
And art thOu sleeping cold and lone,
Among the loved and early desdf
or may We look spon Ny face,
No more sgain earth,
An hiss thy young form lost Its grace,
And hu,hed 10 all thy spirits mirth.
And shall We hear thy voice,
With It's angelic iut, like tone,
Thst bsfe our weary hezrts rsjoee,
Oh can that voice indeed be Comet
Yes. these art gone, they dteted thee stu,
And calm With Thy brow,
AMI with vhts vrcaths thy conn hlIej,
And laid thse where thou sleepest now.
The Spring will CONS. the ro,es bloom again,
rhe yolets bre.thsth ir odor In the air
The bTdi will sing their sofe,t, sweetest sirsIps-
Bot there our love, our lost, viii not be there.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

The FAih-The memory of man runueb no, back to
the time when the goody city Of Richmond va. go fall Of
strangers The town can hold more. Not les. thsn
from 20 to $4,000 persons visited the Fair ground,
terday We assert it without fear Of successful conrrs.
dctou that the 1854 exhibition in Richmond is the mos.
complete. interesting, and brilliantly successful that
ever came off in the United States, North or South. A
thousand cheers for the farmers and agrcu urss
OF the Old Dominion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
writer il London journlI sums up au able article
on Napoleon Ill ~ follows:


on Napoleon ILL., ss follows:
TIE same m-n Who lsoded At lBoulosne 10 1870 with
snge steamer and few friends on desperate and
soorVe efodon revisit ia 1854 ries the vast mr.
my anu receive the homase Of countless spectators The
sse lnan VINO siI years ago lived IN ob,outy IN London
scA'ee, able to by his ailos and qus unable 20 pay
.' ~, az ~ 'sa'et OH = -hom mmy looked upon
augid, aid Hhom noue looked Bpoa "a yise-to whom
80 "rsned sel, and ~bom lew would trust nucb-vc
pave seen receiving the visits And Of the
So"sor " cur QuesD, entertaining three tnysI guest. At
% them the son-in law Of the very monarch
WON DC h.d succeedcd-sud admitted beyond all denial
ao Toe social circle Of royal person,ges Nor /, chi.
cosng 10 h1 singular fortune, the Only ono nor pe,ban
'ne greatest. We can imagiuo him smiling with even
LOT s Satisfaction a, be contrasts tho l.ugusge Of the
snsmsh press res.tdng him IN 1857 cod now sitting Win
tns ZINE. OF The Examiner Of December 1884, or Of Au
eoN 1908 before bim-and m,ryelhnK At the metamor
pnoss-'he nnm'ssured abuse which vas shovered mo,
hin The 'rmeT date aud the dscofou, respect md po
or. praise With which he h spoken Of now The speed,
wei sud tho snguin ,ry add sudscou, rom ,n- ~ no.
the polite and ssgscious Emperor and t,te, ,,,. ,,
tee With Prince Albert and Kiog Lsopo,d,r '''''"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

The RoUGH ASp READY RANoERs-The crovninp
amusement Of this joval season thus fer has been
the Rough and Ready" or moro properly. the
Rough and Ragged Rangers" They marched
through this city On yesterday, mounted, with the
| exception Of a lew who travelled in some old bugpys
on steeds which were actually living skeletons No
caricaturc Of man or beast could possib Y dcpct II
lower more wretchcd condition Of either. or b,ah
combined. The whole force must lave numbered at
least three hunoreI, tac, vi VIII bore distinct We
ness in dress and physical outline essentially If 7, Mt
from any OF his ie""s yet ma ntsinng the uIIcrous
and fantastic feature auid the onc.vabc diversity
of characters Which mao up the ragged o,rps We
had supposed one half tue number passed us the
novelty W uld cease, be Living il impossible to keen
up the diversity to tue end. L. this We Vi re
Tor dizzy advanced the spectacle became more NM,
more lulIcruu-. There seemed to be not even mn az :
pr"xuate similarity in the fantastic outlines of nm,
two in the ragged crowd Our last ieel ne, NJ the,
IN 'rch'd from w was, that OF asonishpent that any
nt.ects could have conceived such fantastic
We hnvc often heard and read of aud seen strange
| figures and ragged appearance, but We confess ".
| never had any conception vi such state Of human,
nature either in reference beast as VIC saw
portrayed al yesterday. II ihero was any fourth
gree in grammar it might be aptly applicable to
| their condition.
We learned they had tournament war at the
Fair ground in the evening. Good Lord, who would
| undertake to describe u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

Tnr CiRcrs.-Persons who could in the course
Of one night pay visit to the different places Of
amusement through the city, might DO able TO foru,
some adequate idea Of the numbers now in the CITY
The crowd in attendance at the Circus on "Wednesday
night could not have been less than five thousand
Notwithstanding the immense space comprrhended
within tho tent, hundreds were compelled Of neces
sity to crowd themselves the little mound which
formed the circumference Of the Circus proper We
learn that hundreds had to return disappointed for
want Of accommodation.
The same pressure existed At Metropolitan Hall,
where Kunkcls T. oupo Of Mnstrels arc now perform
Ing, and At Odd Fellows Hail. where Bill Psrrov and
his Troupe are holding forth, We learned that the
Theatre was thronged, and that many were refused
admission, for want OF II were well that this
state Of things would always continue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1854.
TO CoRRnroSuNrs.

Lters essnsss must ssdrssssd 70 the "kditors
tie WAfo."
Articles written both sides ofhe paper viii
rhss rulse ng standing, ought to be known will
IN no case Be Departed from Obituary eight
iines charged for ~ advertisements.
- oouasnica,ons win be charged the advertise.
nsnts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

uSLA"ruL GAAiSo-Parick Sullivan and John Price
brought before the Mayor on yesterday charged
with playngr game called Chance the fair ground
on "Wednesday.
In the absence OF Witnesses the continued t
to-day, and the parties committed.
The Mayor said that folks from London and Dublin
should eouduc: themselves 10 this here region Il Is
time. Our day Is drawing to q coee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS

Boston, Oct. Sl.-HsnryJ Gardu,r Esq, the Know
NOTHING candidate for Gcvenor has addressed letter 10
llor Charles ALEU-, denying generally and in detail the
chs'se made against h'm by Judge Allen, in a speach
by him the Free Soil Convention at Worcester
Mr Gardner that he has always been an advoe
for the repe,l mod hca,ion Of the fugitive slave law
and in favor of fusion Of the Wings and Free Soil
ers He also says he did. will vote for
man who is or has bceni favor of the fugitive slave Law
in June last he signed memorial Congress for its un-
Conditional repeal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

MECHANICS Is.TiIUrE.-The Fair Of this Institute now
open in the building Munstreet square above the
American Hotel is truly attractive and interesting The
articles there exhibited consist chic y in productions OF
mechanic order Ia these may be said rival if not
excel the Agricultural Fair.
We would be disposed to admit, rs tho result of our
observation, that the interest manifested 10 the former
IL greater, in relative sense, than that cvnced in re-
spcct the latter The vson the comprehension and
understanding embarrassed you look the i'm
mense collection at the one while a. the other which
far compact, but less diversified within its limited
range, such disadvantages encountered The most
fasous admirer OF the ats derive oil the interest
which he desires from the neat combination there dis
played In the whole, may be set down
dinay exhibition under the circumstances We hal no
idea that such display could be made in the teeth OF 20
many disadvantages naturally beset the Institute the
outset
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

good many errors, and some very lcdicrous ones
through the hurry Of ,ranscrbng and setting it up
cured in Mr. Prcstons address. which published in
the daily 1phig Of yesterday. We have attempted to
correct them all in the Country paper Of to day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

ANOTHER GAx..-Charles Hsce and Thomas wsich-
blank were also brought before tho Mayor on Yesterday
on charge Of playing sgsme called "Rouette near the
fair ground. Wednesday, and committed for further
examination.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

ChE.rIso MISUNDERSTANDING, slave, belonging TO
Mr. John Thompson, was ordered tueaty by the MAYOR
on yesterday for throwing dead chickens into the basin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

DIsoRDERLr.-haurIce Galig,n was brought before
the Mayor Yesterday charged with being dsordery on
1ne wharf At Rocke' On "Wednesday In the absence
witness the case vas continued till to day.
He gave bail in the sum Of ESQ 10. his appearance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

UOHN snITM-Losr-.Th.P sten Of boy eslBps him.
ID self by the above nams sbout1 Of
~ rsdsoss Of hs srd Nm. Love- corner $50 osy
streets.
fas night before last tbs ssyD he lodged a. Mrs srsvn
nos-it :. = VIZ, LOVE.
a LskELY Nn0Rg MAN roR eALx.-I haze vn, ys-
uspls Negro for pnyatly He 10 ~ yssS OLA
Hosss ssd sosy susa ssd o. sxesilsns shiiss 80
ior 10 fsaiI TURNER oHkteffAh.
nee--it A. nited Slater Hos1i.
DAINTY AND LGATNlEA uAsA9TDr-lA1Iss ~.
esss. fravsd.g, Msst ssi Esy 1870 LsssAw nsssIs
oessss, asshsd - Sssis vssy sssssr sssts -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

In order to give every body 10 the Office oppor-
tuny to visit the Fair to-day. paper will be Issued
morrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

AssAuLr.-David Gray, . slave, belonging to Mr.
George A. Howard, was ordered "thiry nine" BY the
Mayor IN Yesterday, for sssautug and beating Negro
named Phillip.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Notwithstanding our zeal avoid essosa In The s,cea.n,
sddrrss Of the Hoo w. Peson dsnvstsd q ID. Fair
ground on "Wednesday. us aud The bio.sas-lu the
ourb line Of the Las, paragraph In ,, column the sord
"visorous occurs ns',sd Of Rigorous Il should read
"by iudclocs snd rigorous eulvsio INSTEAD OF Wig.
otoss cultivation" In the fourth psrasr phi, counting
iron foot 81 secood eoaan II the address and third aae
The word "tsmporal" ocears nstead Of "temporary~-
The phrsse should read, "hst they Temporary aod
limited Ia their durstor Ia the sixth paragraph from
foot Of last column third ne the word .csen" oc-
instead o, people" Itshould read "by the united
labor Of both eassss Of people, Aud In the second
and last iue Of the address tho letter "s"s omitted In
"harbors.' hshoald read ain your own harboTs."
Tue AoaiculruRiL Socirrr AT meeting Of this
body, held at the African Church on Wednesday
night the following gentlemen were elected members
OF the executive committee for the ensuing year -
Messrs. YIN. Boul~are, Of King & Queen, Edwin G..
Booth, Of Nottoway, Wn. &. Overton, Of Hanover,
Frank q. Ruflin, Of Albemarls Rchd H. Irby of Not,
toway, J. Ravensworth Jones, Of Brunswick, and d.
johnson Barbour, Of Orange.
Mr. F. G. Rutiu was reelected Recoiding Secretary,
Genr Richardson, who was proposed a. = canddpte
in opposition to him, having. Withdrawn.
Pending this election, and before the withdrawal
OF Genl Richardson, the meeting was in the highest
state of fsrment 1t may well be designated stormy
period.
Mr.. WIN. G. Crenshaw was unanimously reelected
II essurer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

Tyler with drawn Sword.
s'ifas T%P vs IF virginia
Two Stewards .' .isS Whit. Rods.
Gsase TWO .S Ts rank of num-
s Essa.aafs.i ssnior w w,
S SsaisI P Bs.ssa, SSa..Msa
. n..Sl. s. Rs E.sst .ss .s!.:s
S':s Dram sssf% Ill., ,''''''''
AP.;i Master vim Golden a.iSi ming Corn
Two Pact s..s I'm ss and o
I've Past Masters bearing the o ,sfts.'''
p. TsTss Pa" i ss'. bear,
O'' LSs I SS. and ss Ss1 s.sa
r. md S,. aIsss Matte; . warden"
'''t 2! a'' Of s' sS:: Lodge
s.s"sId .ish white ff Rod.
sssSHa Broad and down
IA. brethren beng seated The Exercise. will commence by
Pray" b, ne Grand Chaplain.
An Euosy on The Life of our lat. beloved Grand
Master Hunter ~ n. wor Lansing purr0"' o. to
Bsn.d,oion. b, Tf'sa.rJ. Bosr.
The Procession will then return 10 the order the Ma
n1a-M Chairman Of Committee Of Arr.cssmsn,L
a nAAANriNE oANDLEs--soo bcIp and " boxes ALBANIAN.
nol-l. DUNLOP, MosounE sco.
ys hLsS a.. rg y, SGs, o,
,,d before that ttas will taer him publicly the Fair
n.a-2t JOHN O. JEFFERSON.
1ug. Dh.Spi.-e h.npp,, nsnns,sse brandy, viniases
nc9 DUNLOP, MosoURE 4 co.
SsuCAH q Null ssIs-7s hid, choice quality, ITO
| IL an "a al nv
oo9 DtsIof. MosouREA co.
k.s Tss.J a., sss sss sps
&c; =, .'f ''''T by ~ ~ msurnm.r.
topPrn COAL Hobs, Es.s, Bras. And. Irons, stts
iron j,psansd oo. Iicd', o. ali SIC" Tor ,,...
II AnrEa AsonLA.Kwoop:-JAn rs woopHousrs,.
as:sss very DO ia
ss, 70 '' '''' ''S'i Ssf co.. o. IL
7SLNNSEis. eIpilla ard r.p,a Cotton warp y.nn.l'.
safe" ..s o. nAhf y, s,s. e . CO..
'aMLY HAMS County Cured Family Hans. t9r .u.
.,ss, n ~ !, .s,. $1,000
d Ss,I 1;ssa"' for sale BUXTON onrr,uov
.ss's Z. ns s Z
ar M TO '' ''rs'. sI,s tn. sis,oy
A RRousAs ,sp wA.airA OIL sIoxE-A feIi supply,
n yust received ADD for sale By u J. SIMON CO.
Ill ssn u the oifsLiar Saw, u Main St
URON, STEEL, TIN Plat Y, Ae.-E. H. tEINKRR. No o.
o,fy ar,.,, on,I, tor ,.. fun ..'orinsnisf
Swedish Gat square
American rolled, rosnd, fat ard square bars
tnsI,h refined and eommen turiish DO
! Horss shoe OF superior quality sEIrI'1 }fRoN.
Basin, Hoop, scroll - 500 fh
Rnsish Russs sheet 90 'r fftf r.ff 10
kerway nall rods
Mayors east, shear German and BiIsssed steel
Sis I.s,'. s.,.s. USE: pi Enc, iis-oepp.r
Je d, snc.- "A IA. ooqi
u NAM AsltNe UAaDisEe, "a suan, isncy boxes
~ systkpon'sh supesioy Mould Candies Fs57sf e.
= - = ostCysshsl, Powd red and Co6se fuears =
Javs ooass; Hack and Green Teas. FOR sale By
HynotC8 COlsNAC DhANDS.-~ Hsnnssssy," " HsrssI,r
~ "ossoa o." aud sshss ssnds spsrior Dysndy ycr
sssH lsssg DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

~ MUrikRs' DHhAsT CiUTIis.-rhese cloth, hay,
now attained established reputation sordng only per-
feet protection against preventive Of the
Fiction, A GATuERSp BRrisr.
Mothers should valuable Cloth, are no,
Intended 10 the breast when rsa
70 prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly will do
Mohs therefore, who have the least apprehension
,.h breast should no. wait TIL they are thrsand Sind
these cloths but hoI procure them at and them
s:ed direes.s ihsy win speedily d,pse
on e ss n. % .n o S a,ns from 1a or Other
free and unob'trueted gov o. the milk which Invariably relieve,
%sf. have !. hat sS hsrs found u..pe.
n. nss % s Saf"s The period
one has ever found t.u, With them that o.. whilst
value By handrs ed. who have used them " ''''''''
be applied s,pss,urs
i.n.isnss d iloo accompanies By 10 cent. worth OF
pe s..s o s &c .p, ps s g0s " ma.
. IDlf Gs s: .;.:, M n.,s y;s
Pull directions for applying these Cloths, viii sceomp.n,
AsAHY BIi,D CAGES I.c:y,d peg .eseo9'l H.a.
GS 'sis ;od Ca
Log Hs
e. M ss1sl y. <. Fl
; ;S IS; :a s s,.; "a sss
s s s1 sa Piano Pan.
Of in,trumsnt schoi, from d.nee viii he mel
aod conveyed from 1r-visns Dyo Khlss y. o. Louisa
vlrrinia.
NOD cvCw VIM o, VOOLFOLK,
~ oh tsn Advocate and Religion, Herald viii pleas copy
eight times.
REEr STEAK DISH Es.-w:hsy. nov cptn isTs
assortment Of ssat and vsison Dishes, With without
Ho w..r Pans Oyster D,hs. ali se' oss'b With full
nos SuLKLEY co., 1871 Main ct.
sgs q. ,gs'n m ;' s.iSs r ScssR:
FIENcM nMANOY,y,i Get Loed0ni SaI. whi.,,y
WINSTON POWERS,
nos Corner Gary and Pearl streets.
kn " x, and Y Pipes BRANDY, Dsfi aod Pale; 800 DO
VO FORT ssdsirs add sherry Wines rome v,ry choice
for safe By -. DUnLE7 4 90, y
~ Bulls o. nYE WrIsKEf ptpes Holland ais;
III Scotch and Irish whstey ysmsios kur; Tor By
nos - p6oLsY 90, u Main S,rss,.
T1Ty OF MASCxrsrkF.- n. liverpool spd pbrsd.ipni.
ssTss, cssm. ad., s!I sii 9en lSasiachi.
RWhsyat o. nssssgs, appyn SAMUEL sNffK,
- IL WALNUT street, Skjlsdsphia or Broadway n. YEA.
tussW daN u sailiss Ia fstsfs s1vsrtbsnssts.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

We are requested to say that the Executive Marson
will be open tor the reception of visitors this evening
o CLOCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

WORTHY OF ArTEsrIos.-Not the least interesting
among the thousand and objects Of attraction now
house Main street. lately occupied by Messrs Penn
beron Bro. They set down. respectively, the
tsiest and smallest personsges eItant One il fsct
high, and but 10 years od-thc Other but IS inches
high, and 80 years old. They we'll worth going to
see
PUsERAL.-The r. l.. J. Blues attended on yesterday
the funeral Of Mr. Peter Powell honorary member Of
that corps, who died In this city, Wednesday last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

Hno a's'uo1e s"oe u tue oISt u1t, N.Y. Of money
matters In that city:
Thsre has been unexpected panic In mouey for few
days past produced from various causes but which We
think very ujudcous in the press interested parties
10 exsgSersts or fan into flame These spasmodc strin.
gcncies are common under q tight money market and
usually Of short duration. There 10 no necessity to en-
ter into sbored article to show the why and wherefore
OF these things is sufficient for purpose to state that
We have made very general Inquiry to day among our
banks and brokers' and the every was tbs.
In few days they expect . relief
There always greater demand for money for ten dsy.
before the 4th Of every month, and difficulty lust nov
is to be attributed a number OF failure. having taken
place 10 our large ctcs-severa ce bank" explosions
which had been produced by heavy speculaons BOTH
and the inability to get coin from tho country banks
These things combined have temporarily arrested cona
deuce. and hence the srngeucy"