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Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30
NITNNESOTA RIVER PACKET.

HsS- ., THE and splendid Steamer MINNESOTA
ksatskssg BELLE, HUMBERsTONE, Master, will run
regular packet between st. Paul. and the ports Of
the Minnesota during the navgation.
The Minnesota Belle entirely boat, just completed at
Pittsburgh having been built expressly for this trade and will
be found equal in steamer the western
my
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30
eROvELAND GARDEN AND NgRsERY;

Beceen ST. Peal and s.. Aafhony, the House.
HE subscriber would invite the attesn Of those who wish
TO set out fruit this fall the ensuing spring, to their
stock of that have been growing In this Territory om one
three In connection with the Scott Nursery at Dav
enpo Iowa. they are prepared 70 m orders for standard
dwarf and description, that will be
qred this climate, together with Currents, Gooseber
Grape Vines Sci als anything IN the ornamental line such
Roses, Dahiiae Phoxe and the various kinds Of towering
plants usually kept in such estabishment.
Orders respectfully solicited nom those who wh to set
embeish grounds A have not suf
hen quantity hand supply the demand, hope to
cefve orders early this fan, 70 make the de1cteny 1t
the Davenport where to spend the winter
Orders be addressed left At the store Of Mr. J. T.
Fullerton. 81. Paul. /. II. FORD & CO.
&. Paul. Nav l6-n.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30
!. 8. HOLMES.
H. r. MILLER

Es
Saddle, Trunk and Horness Maker, M0ins, GuleAa, W
EEPS constantly hand article in his line. His goods
n al manufactured from Oak Tanned Lesthe tanned in
ooze steam and better and servcabe than
any article sold In the city, that be made from
Leather. Persons from Minnesota wishing good bargains
are requested to give him call. my16-lys
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
BUFFALO TYPE FOUNDRY.-ESTABLISHED IN 1881.
N1HE having received the Agency Of the
Foundry, ready ounish at the shortest notice,
all kinds Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
Type this establishment all the
inferior in the United States
Of finish and material. We prepared to furnish
fonts, the following low prices, adding transportation
Nonpariel ..o6 cents
BREWER
Long Primer s.34 4"
Plea. .....:.................... ~
hand, the opening Of navigation
soment Of Plain and Fancy Job Types Brass Rule Leads &C.,
different knd that fill orders without delay.
Orders received for Presses Of the most celebrated
the also, Gases, Chase Composing Sticks
and all articles used in the business.
subscribers confidently recommend the material manufac
Foundry believing that they will perfect
satisfaction.
N BPces the Foundry, adding transportation.
H. II. HOUGHTON & co.
(alena. December %, 1853. my16tf
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GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
Galena 4 Chicago Union n. r..
BELOIT + MADISON AND DIXON + IOWA CENTRAL
ROUTE.
ONE Passenger Train daily Sundays excepted will leave the
~ Depot, Welsst., CHICAGO, at 30 A. M for Waren
Joe Davies Co.. By h coaSseSns as made by Stage with
One Passenger Train daily, Sundays excepted will leave for
ROCKFORD, at 20 p. NJ
Chicago each the above Trains 30 A. NJ, and 20 M
Dixon and Iowa Central Roue leave Chicago
TRAINS EASTWARD
Leave Warren, T. 80 =. Arrive at Chicago p
from M,. o and Junev vii M a. .x:
Eastward and arrive at Chicago, at II 25 A. NJ, and
NJ Connection made and West with the Great Central
myl5;m JOHN B. TURNER, sup't.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD OPEN TO THE
THREE Trains daily through Island, Sundays
LEAVING CHICAGO.
LIST through Freight with I'd class 30 A. NJ
arriving at Rock Island at .........s P. n.
Sd night Express at II p NJ, cvey evening" arriving 20
next morning.
way Freight 90 A. NJ
arriving at Peru at. ................3 90 p. N.
I'd Accommodation at 30 arriving at Peru at P. n.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT CHICAGO.
LIST Night Express from Rock Island 90 A. NJ
ID Accommodation Peru uat........n 90 A. n.
ssh Way Freight G Peru aa...........s Is P.M.
9Th Through Freight Rock Island 8 40 p. NJ
All Freight Trains have Second Glass and Emigrant
The Passenger Trains this road to and from ali
Trains roads running East Chicago aso to
Tickets be had Of y. Murphy 30 opposite
the fremont House, Company at the
Passenger Station corner Of Sherman and Van Bsn stres
Chicago, April 2s, 1854. myl5n
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Z d FIRE saw Won rs.
w. L. r. GAGE

(FormeYy Lee, Gage & Co.,)
Manufacturer Of euey descytptton Of SGscs, No. - Msis-s,
81. Louis, Mo.
nm Of Lee Case Co.. having ben d.solysd p m.ssal
friends and customers, that have made afsneemenS with
Messs Bridge Brother, and win continue the manuace u
their No pains have been spared n 1tng
machinery, and securing experiences wokmn end - ths
direct the manufacure both 10 Europe
America, cash that bod 81 such
Inducements that dealers win md 70 their interest = encoage
home manufacture. Il
As to the character and reputation Of saw oeang stamp
nothing need be SAID trust that bon 0eals3 end
te while partner in the arm Of L 0aes Coz - net 70
doubt for moment, ability eomDote eccfu1ly point Of
price, quality finish, with manusctsy ~ ths IND tho
United States. Being nov in receipt q deepon eoes
An osders sddresed 10 the undgne1, - 1s1. D1ee
BFo., viii receive prumDt aftenfons
E Particular stssnisoa patd = ~ ktnds = rslaiins.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30

UGround once well ploughed is better than
thrice poorly.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30

czFTo obtain success, usually requires no in
considerable effort of wisdom, nor can such ef-
forts well proceed from other dictates than those
of the purest integrity of purpose; for, despite
the censures and cavils of the jealous and un-
worthy, the world presents to us, at the present
day, a pleasing aspect in this particular. In its
commerce the value of reputation is above all
price or estimate. The worlds good report is as
precious capital as can be invested in its busi-
ness and he alone is wise who merits this re-
pute, since the experience of recent times almost
universally demonstrates that it cannot otherwise
be secured. The instances of the success of bad
men are few, and wealth, in these instances, but
demonstrates to us the truth that, when it is un-
worthily obtained, it fails to afford the gratif-
cation for which it is sought.
The necessaey connection, then, between good
motives and means, and successful results, in the
pursuits of wealth, must be impressed upon the
mind Of every man who hopes to attain to sue
cess, to prove useful or honorable to his family
or friends, or to the community of which he is a
membcr.-Er.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30
ALEX. zIEeLER.

BENZ. RINEHART.
Il. RINEHART L CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &C.,
North Main Street, under the Vginia Hotel ST. Louis No.
We keep always hand large and
ted and Domestic Regaa La Norma, Mar, Cheroos
Principe and other Havana Cigars of the best brands.
May IA, 1854. myl5;ly
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Corner Third and R0beyfssfs., 81. PdUl, MSnes0fG,
MANUFACTURES Of Zinc, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper, in
M forms the citizens Of St. Paul. that he keeps hand
assortment Of which win
Call and before buying elsewhefe
best quality at Wholesale and retail. Indian Traders would do
well to call an examine. my16-1y
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30

S. MAIL LINE,
BETWEEN THE WESTERN COUNTRY AND THE ATLANTIC
SEABOARD, VIA. THE
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
DETWEEN Detroit and Chicago, connecting at Detroit with all
ID the North, East and South, by magnificent low
Steamers Buffalo, Dunkrk, Cleveland and San
dusky, and other ports on Lake Eric.
bound East from all parts Of the Great West and
South, will find this perfect in its connections and for
comfort, safety, dispatch aud far SURPRISING every
other line.
this equally favorable in all respects.
THROUGH TICKETS can be purchased at the following
places:
Dare, Planters House. st. Louis;
Ts
H. J. Spaldng, NJ c. r. r. Line Ofice Chicago;
James Notlnghanl, Waukegan;
R kenOSnaS
I H. Cotton, M G. r. r. Line Omce,. Milwaukee;
j. MoviD NJ. G. X. II. Dock, Buffalo;
P. Homan, N c. r. r. Line Once. .Dunkirk;
L. A. Pierce, N. c. r. r. Line Once, Cleveland;
Darius Clarke, 173 Broadway, Courands, New
N. Y. Eric X. r. Once, foot Of Duane and
Williams, % Sate-st, Boston;
JAMES N. WINSLOw, Agent,
my16;f St. Paul, N. T.
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Drs BILLS MOVES.
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF 0OCH
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
NO. o6 Fourth Street, ST. Louis No., Gy e1oss
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. d. G. Estes, Nessrs n n Miller 4 "a
Mr.. John Z. Hammond, Tovnsend n ,Sinso,
4essrs. z. A. & s. r. FlIey, | 4 Co.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. m, a6:ts
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WASHINGTON, THURSDAY NIGHT

WASHINGTON, THURSDAY NIGHT.
It is apprehended that we are on the eve OF
rupture with Spain. The answer to Mr.. SOule's
demands are peremptory and unfavorable. His
demands did not include the recall OF Puzuela.
w. II. Webb, ship-builder, of New York, has
been notified by the Department that the pros
pect was that the House would Immediately pass
the Senate bill for six additional steamers, and
if so he would have the contract for one or more,
to be built with the greatest possible speed.
There is great excitement here on the Nebraska
Bill. Two caucuses of the Wings have been
held, at which Mr.. Chandler of Penn, was Presi-
dent. 1t was resolved to prevent, by all Parlia-
mentary means, the stoppagc of the debate on
the bill before Tuesday next.
Another caucus of the Anti-Nebraska Dem
ocrats came to the same resolution, and a
Joint committee was appointed by both caucuses
for conference. The prospect now is that the
yeas and nays will not be called until Monday
night.
At late hour there is no symptom on either
side Of giving in, and the contest is going on am
icably, upon motions to adjourn; and calls for
the yeas and nays.
Mr. Green, the Charge to Ecuador, has resigned.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30
CHARLES ROGERS,

CHARLES ROGERS,
154 Main Street, ST. Louis, Mo-,
Importer of and Wholesale Dealer In
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY.
Also, Agent for Iron and whttemoe's Machine
Cards. myl6;ly
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THOSs GREY, EDW'O BOYLE
GREY BOYLE,
BOILER MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, AND SHEET IRON
WORKERS.

WORKERS,
Main street, befceen Carr and CheTy 81. Louis, Mo-,
LAYING great erect machinery for
IL Backmthng, making Boilers, and Sheet Iron Work. the
most to
thing belonging business cent. cheaper
other establishment the Western country. All who want
Of thing line business will and TO their advantage
to give US q call before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the Always hand
a variety Of secondhand Boilers.
N.B.Raroad Bridge every
heavy Blackmthng short notice and accommodating
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30

]. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
Attorney and Counseor at Lao and Solicitor ChGnce,
Shakopee, Scott County, Minnesota.
MINNESOTA REFERENcE:
Gov. W. A. German,
J. Travis Rosser, Esq, Sec'y Min. Ter,
Capt. II. Simpson, U. 8. Top. Engineers. >St. Paul.
A. J. Morgan, Esq, Democrat Once,
D. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. II. II. Sibley, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES:
Gov. z. Louis Lowe,
7. b. ONeal, ESQ.,, Secretary Of State,
Judges Legrand, Tuck and Eceston the Su Annapolis.
preme Court Of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John v. L. Mcmahon, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Nd. my16-n
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE,

Commission and Forcordtng House. of Commercial
-- and Pine ss St. Louis, Mo.
CONSIGNMENTS and Commissions will with prompt
Oand personal attention. and liberal cash advances will
en- on COnsignments, or Bills Of Lading in hand.
The forwarding and receiving merchandise and produce will
with especial dispatch the freight
will always be procured, and the and da
age much possible avoided.
Orders purchasing filed the shortest notice and lowest
fnrico
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30

j. DOWDALL R. E. ". p. X.
DOWDALL, CARR Co..
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY, ENGINE & MACHINE SCI o.,
Corner Of Second and Morgan Streets, St. Louis, No.,
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw
1 Grs Mill Machinery, Tobacco Presses l.
Kettles Lard Screws and Cylinders, Wool Carng Machn
Young's Patent Smut Machines, Building Castings, sc.
Agents for the James superior Machi -
Cards.
Manufacturers Eureka, Portable upright safe Mills.
May IA, 1854 myl6;tf
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8. s. BRAINERD,
HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING STORE,

HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING STORE,
(Necl No. Ito Fourth sfveef, 81. Louis, No.,
MANUFACTURES Of Shower Baths, Bathing Tubs HIP and
1 Sponge Baths Refgeraors, Ice Chests, Water Cooers
Dealers In Ice Cream Feezes Preserving Kettles Sad and La
dry Irons Brass Kettes Kitchen Hardware, Britannia Plated
Wares Lamps spoons &c Knives and Forts Pocket Knives
and Scissors; Planshed, Plain and Japanned Tin Ware
wow, Rattan ana wooden Warea Aats, Brushess Yeeer
Duse Bronzed Hat Stand Bird Cages Hobby Hoscs Cabs,
Toys &c Fishing Tackle Fancy Goods Church Fa, all at
low prices for cash approved credit.
N. BAgent Scotrs Patient and Spences Patent
Refrgerators; Washing Machines. myl6-u
VIRGINIA HOTEL, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
IHRONTJNG Main, Green ami Sec,nd streets; John r..
T. Spar & John c. Spar, Proprietors. myl6-tf
w. n. CULLEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. IS Chesfnuf sfreef, 81. Lou4s No.,
vXTILL attend strictly to all business 70 his
w Refers to T. N. NEwsoN, EsQ, Editor Of the Times.
May 10, 1854. myf6-u
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30

Wholesale Dealers in
MEN AND BOYS. CLOTHING, INDIA RUBBER GO. cDS.
NO. l62 and l64 Main Street, corner of Waahinq ~
Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
N1E are receiving Mandatory in New gerk
w our Spring Stock, which will be unusually large
prise all grades Of Mems and Boys Clohng the Goa
fabrics to the finest French cloth, general 4 Of
Shirts, Furnishing Goods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, &C.
Our stock Of India Rubber Goods will be very large,
snail receive these Goods from
Persons dealing in the above articles particularly
TO call and examine stock intend goods
low prices and liberal any in this city,
my15;tf p. L. & H. VAN DEVENTER & CA
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gail.t lonts.

. GENERAL NEWeRAPER ADvkRTISIgG AGENT. -
No. Second STss, ogpestss TIE PDst QS g. Ios Ne.
- AZ = :. - RErE1ENcEs: flIt 4
As::''' aas;.S:. " Cs:%psslo ssss o. Ae H.yass E:2
my16su more I. Co.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-05-30

WOLFF & HOPPE,
No. 179 North Main Street, ST. Losxs. Mo-.
. DIRECT IMPORTERS
GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY AN'o TOY
GOODS.
NONSTANTLY hand, complete assortment Of ,s1inl
Giasses all sizes; Guns, Pistols Sporting Ar t5cles
Buttons Brushes Purses, Porte Manai indian, s3can
Coral and Amber Beads Ivory Horn Combs; perfu
mery Of all knds Table and Pocket Cutlery; Razos SCI
spoons Hooks and Eyes, Rngis H
Spanish and American Playing Cards. Cotton and cole
Hosiery complete assortment; and General Assortme m
Gold and Gilt Jewelry. mvI6 .lv
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KENT. PAINE & KENT.

DRY GOODS, =
No. II Fosvezta strse, RioAnsond. 81.
SPRING TRADE, is5S.-we are receiving b.
- packets olAgeu
Spring Importation Of
Purchased the beat terms, entirely for
very large splendid Of beautiful sss
Nav York
variety.
We also prepared with large stock READY MADE
the latest and best style.
With stock unussay and we selected With Increased
facilities doing business with
secure the hes, trade that comes to the respectfully
Invite the merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina
examine stock before with the
viii be sold low they be bought In
In this country.
purpose keep up Throughout the year and
merchants visiting city At will Ind pre-
pared to them
fs2I KENT, PAINE q KENT
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DOVE & Co,

DOVE ( CO,
WHOLESALE S,S REH siiSIs oI II DRUGS nEDI.
rss for SALE in quantities TO suit til. following
100 =. E.,r.s, Lc,.eoa. in small So,e,
1000 IL: White iSasH i IN sss.
s s.S1: s .ss ss az. s 81 s. on on
g ISS gallons gallon. 9 ';I, on One nls,u,
sSSS S%assi ys asa5as: Ointment
90. 90 Ssse, Starch 80 bsis Tanner. OIL
10000 osar., assorted brand,
1855 s. s ss. IT,. f s:ss ts, pipe.
$50 boxes winior oIa..
asS 80 P ssss. s sSSsns T roS.sss
1880 go III, ssi. s ssi;S!. y Red
10 ETo.. ssidIitI aud Sod. Powder,
1000 dozen Assorted Soaps
LOCO u. lTi,nalse
Together with the
1s' aHa sa s' the usual tin" aud 0s
NH, p.Aoo.
SPRING s&S e HRsS%s, SEGassTs
-, , ITO MAN srhkkT,
1%s ss
additions, will at all times render null
Res, iqdse; Paint. ard coler. hes. M.dasr
White Lead; cSprsrss naSh Lead; Ei'ras' I0s~ONi
s sSIS@s 9 ssa4; F 4.sssr s. Acid
Venetian Red English RehnJ d Borax
Paris Green; Roll Birthstone sulphur
PrussiAn Blue Rotten Stone
vermiiion; Pumlce Stone
Lamp Black; Sal Soda
Whiting; Cinnamon: Mace and Eutmegs
Putty; Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Biakes Pasn, psint Spirits Turpentine; Linsesd Oil
Furniture Nanish Coach Narnsh: varsh
nish: Leather varnish. '' ~ "
Also large an well selected and Brush.
Fancy Articles Shaving aud Washing soaps great
all Of the best manufacture. -
All popular Medicines kept hand ordered the
notice. - "
Country Merchants Physicians Planters
solicited 10 cali and examine stock prices.
Ps-Particular attention paid packing forwarding
soo1s;; p. JOHNSTON BROTHER,
DruYYiats
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ARRANfED rREsh AM tjHNrnNr-

ARDEN SENDS, MARIAN
F" WHOLESALE AND RITA
A.pdrugus-white Giant.
Arfichoke-Large Globe.
Bsihs-LarEe Lima: Small do:
Red Cranberry; ecariet Runner,:
broad Windsor.
Snap Be,fas-Early yellow.
Fix wseks; do Mohawk; do Chi.
IA; do Valentine do; Half Neon:
Refugee, 1000 To one: Red Gran.
berry.
Beet-Early Blood Turnip.
Rooted: do yellow do do; Long
Blood; white silesisn; French
Sugar; Mangrl wurtIei. q
Broco'f-Purpie Cape; White
Cape.
Chbbd0e-Early York; Large
do: Early Sugar Loaf; do Bat.
ter,ea: do OSheslt; do yanaek;
do Nonpareil; flat butch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
Ell sAvoy; Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch for Picking.
Chu!tTotcsr-E Early and Late.
Cs!ery-whlte fold; Red do.
Chrrot-Long Orange; Early
Horn. Altringham; White rielI
CroSs-Curied or Psrpergrass.
C1crnbey- Early frame: do
Cluster, Long Green; Long Green
sonthgate; White spinei; Cher.
oorn-Eariy Sugar; doTusca.
roIa; do yellow.
Endfre-Green Curled.
fpg Plant.
or Cole.
Loet-Larse Scotch.
LSsfuce-Royal White Head:
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'s:
Brown Dutch; Curied India or
Cane.
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HARDWARE,
SPRING IuPORTlTiON' ,ss.

SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
r. aia WIZ kGsis H. D: i
street opposite Mr. H. w. Frys Richmond T have
oi ,n @ county, null supply Of American Good,
%RCdssI." and wG.,snholn. and Pocket Knives
buck Bone Eseny ooeO. and Fork,
Wade Ba,she sas
snS sn..1, OF srs ,.tHs ss AND
Pa aRa pou s shss Guns superior
Trace Trace, Halter, RS, Well rf,h and Tongue Chain.
w Wee. IL u and Hliins Hoe. all ,Ies
Hand and Panel saws, Hammers and Hatchets
Spade, and shovel. O Ans. Rowland and other make.
sIsds and Hand stocks and Dies Screw Plate.
shoe. alto ssos in s sSA
ssse ses,s sSSs saSss and s
Mef.: eSli,r., BIN! f"s Birdie. and u.a.,
Birdie Fillings worsted Reins and Grths
P.,,e,, sa S ASssrs and rs; all Kind.
Snsl,h I%ssap and g. 3 Percussion Cap. iD ''Fs'''''
Tea ray. ana Walter other good. usually found In
~, As our good, have for CASH
eonSdsnt we eas oder Strong
am VISITING this city and respectfully. Invite
iOT As any regular house In hl' OF the Northern
p SS ylsbS gsG sIsss
nrFER for sale large stock, embracing part
had, Prime i' Nader
1890 Lbs Cream Tartar
70 g s Barr s" ses. c 4a1p sSa.
80 Dozen bHrfse. . Yeas Yeast Powder,
1000 Calls Iinseed Oil
600 Kegs White Lead. Dry and in OF
500 400 Lbs L EIiIss. Haywood
50 barrel, Tanner, Oil
20 Cases Chrome Green and yellow
z ~ NE kegs , White nIs, Zinc PAINT
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n h AND IMMUNE
keion-ere.u ci,ron: Pine
Apple; Nutmeg. INV
Water Neion-rine,t Mind
NdStsrfism.
ntstdrd-nlaek and White.
On foa-Si!ssr ekin; Whi,.
foItnfa; yellow aud Red.
OlrI.
Peds-Extra Early; Early NAV.
Washlngton;do Frame. do Char,,
toni Dwarf Blue Prus.lsn. 10
h,rroufat; Bishop Duarfprc,lf,o
Parsn fp-Lonr Smooth
french; Guernsey.
Iursiey-Curled.
Pepter~ Large Bell. or puii
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
~ mpkin-Larye yellow
Rhubdrb- Victoria.
Rutfdish II ong Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Tufnip; White 40:
lelios do; Long salmon; Black
\, Ss,1vy-or ves.,all. oy,..r
Spfndch--Round ieavei.
ytidsh-Early Bush; Bell.
1emdfo-f.arge Red; do Vel.
Nrnip-Early Plat Dutch; do
He'd Top. Large White Norfolk.
=, Mhlte Globe; Ra,a Baga; Dair's
Herbs-Apnlse; Carrovay.
rhyme; Coriander: Lavender.
sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
summer sum savory; Sweet Mario.
go wM. PALMER.
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SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPMsING AND SUMMER GOODS.


Oh SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
SALhNiiNE, ChENsHAW & CO., have this day received
he steamers Roanoke and Jamestown large addition
Ladies' Gentlemen Misses Boys wear
been purchased IN New York prices will
sold AZ sna advance for cash. they
In part as follows ~ - -
Rich Brocade, Plaid and Striped Ellis
Black Figured and Plain skS-Al prices
Plaid AMI Sir ped HeTHanni an GrenadIne
Plain and Figured BaTeres Al De LANES
SUPER. french Printed Jzcone,s andO rgandIeS
french, English and American Las andC
Embroidered Huslns; Plaid and Striped do
embroidered Robes and Briiiabtcs, white and Cold
Plain Chalys, Chally Bsreges De Dege
uughami, all qualities, and prints
HABIT AID Furniture Diuity, Bonnet Cord
Chemiietes, Collars, Sleeves and Hapdkerchiefs
Rich and Medium Bonnet, Cap and Neck Riband
Ladies' Gentlemen's, Boys Misses and Chdrens Silk
Thread, and Cotton Hose and Hose
obAIne, Alpaca, Canton Cloth, and other Mourning Goods
- and iO4 Table Diaper and DamAsk
Table Cloths, Napkins Doyes and iapers, all prices
irish Linens, Linen Cambria and Renting
ladies' Genuemens, Boys Misses and Children's Gloves
Thread Isle Swiss aud Null Edgng Iutertnga
Jaconei, Cambria, Plain and Checked swiss Muslin
Cloths, Cassmeres, CaShmeres and Txeeds
bllk, Satin, Valencia and Marseiles yeslIngs
White and Fancy, Coored, Plain figured DrIInxs
Bed Tekings, Plaid DomettIc and Cotttnades,
handsome variety OF Goods for boys heavy Tarme
Linen and Dlngs Burlaps, sbd variety cotton and
Linen Goods for BeryAuts Clothes
shirtings, and Cotton oInaburgs, &c. e'
VALENTINE, CREHsHAw CO.
No. %, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
apis Near Capitol sguare.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29
SP Rim G., 1854.

FRESH HARDWARE.
NAT s. q. DONNAS Richmond have eceiyed by the
Wv yorkshire" "Bac, and arrival. from FuTop.
their Spring Importation 81 Birmingham sheed HARD
WARE, CUTLERY GUNS aud SADDLEY, manufacto-
rs in country f complete assortment Of
American Goods rendering their stock
cOEsGtng IN part Of
COCO Dc Table Knives FORKS and Pocket Knives
RaErs Of Rodgrrs, Wade Butchers Woste
Manufacture and Scissors and Shears embracing all
The various styles and qualities part new and
beautiful patterns
1900 dozen pairs Straight fine Link Trace Chain,
go dozen Grass and Grain scyihes
9OJ dozen Wedding and Killing Hoes, various makes
40 dozen Ames RoTlands and other makes Spades
ShOves
u dozen lay and Manure FORKS
cJJ dozen Rt Knob nd Mortice Locks Brass. White
and Mineral Knobs Stock Loeks, assorted Sizes aud
Pad, Chest. Closet, TIL and Trunk Locks, assorted
SCO dozen Curry Combs, Of all qualities
200 dozen Axes, Virginia, Collins Simmons and
manufacture
800 Single Double Barrel Percussion Guns par, Of nne
quality.
Piles and as great variety Cast Shear German and Bills
teredseei Csspg Carpenters Too and Build.
ing Hardware generally together with other articles
kept In the Hardware line.
AL Of which having purchased on the most
bic terms they enabled and disposed any reg
GAr house In this or ether markets. "
We have recently made additions establishment
Ing us greater facilities TOT exhibiting goods aud
invite Merchants and those visiting Richmond exAmne
aud our prices. assuring them that effort shall
give them satisiacton. W. 3. A G.. DONSAH,
mill No 10 peayIs,,est