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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.


QUEBEo, Sept, 20.-7-1'lle Ministry sustained every
division of The adJTess in answer 70 the Ioyp
speech byau overwhelming majority. rlH
: Lord Elgin will not Leave Canadaiiil he gives
his royal assent lolle cergy's secularzaGOhO ill
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DEATH on BISHOP wAiNwRiaHT.

New York, Sept. 2l-Bislop Wainwright is
given up by his physicians. He caiiilot i've many
hours lOnpera sgm
LArER,--BisbOp Wainwright died ut O'Clock
lhls nnernOonE,agC 81. 2 6titftF
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f'.'7V''' D'I7I7'f' #'' 3 f 3sS as "a s5
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-Tory.-We had the pleasure yesterday Of
or old friend, Carr, @. W. CturrEa, now
g so' IsJI,ctof state. lleis looking AptY,
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TIKI llyd omageui Is valuable discovery Tor rrottetl
b e leel rOn damp OF cold, and nteventtve
81 many Ling dtaeasess Bihout GAP
ne yufQasoi ~ The FORM ola sole ,kd worn insid4
NO. Or shoe lsndisaied character Is powerful
For gentlemen It viii DO found Sgreeabls. warm and
heolhy' TO wear IN the coolest or1tinest ss lie
l0nl cannot become vet II The Ia nsoied
L2uea may Weol tic ltBlest sOled bubIs or the
!o9t lnoenent weather with mpunity, while tlonsum-
un 80 prevalent among Tho youg OF Try, ray
% lhWered ~ ieir senea adoption They entirely su.
pelee1o overahoos az the later tho feet 10 noI-
spire natefy unhoalty nahnerJ aud, besides aIe moi
DANCE Gus wear TO pedestans IN 10y weather like india
rubber While The latter cause tic ieet 10 snpcir ey
ttcmey large, The ydlOmagen being mare thin tee Of
peculiarly placed inside does not
shs ilie ths boot oeesss tbe Sgi 70 apetr uhldy
10 hreii hey ate etTeaely vthh be itthcy ni en-.
tage IN exercise With COMFORT and healthy edecls ThelT
expense Is so ss al 10 scarce need mention, besides
thotu WhO nhtfOnEo them will hd their ytdfIv d6eos
bltS much diniNishod ihtttJg. tnti
"a the HydIumagen s becoming moro knol tie sale 10
increasing to 90 Hlmosi incredible extent Last ycarln
LONDON Manchester BlrminshanL Liverpool, Glasgow,
Leeds Dublin, PaIs, Antwerp HambuTgh, and Beriins
Out sales ieaUhed 732 $50 pairs cork sba This year
the number WIN Tar surpass that
ASK the Faculty their opinion Of their value pre-
for coughs, colds bronchitis, asthma, sed cor
Mems size. per pair, q Cents. n
boys misse1 do 25 e.
NoTfcsPTpm The retail nIices mako vo liberal
allowance 10 JObbers and Who esole 80 that any
keeper may make Cue profit on theiT sale, while they
aleiBmsole that may be keptin anysoTei among any
orteTmssa pplyto
~ ~ HARCOURT, BRADLEY & Co, ,.
4aen'2i3m 80 Ann street, New York.
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TBUSrEBs. hrH,I.ar
g, p Kirkand VIM r Riley, Washington D. Q

uaITfafh ne '655 srsytst s,ss.t ~.
sr Stsls NSi9jS III q Pss, t.pl. yontslT
IcHGtiX y In NJ o. PsvsfiSvlne sfrest
miIIiYiiiHSS SVNi a, - Fe6e'oHHN S',gs'
S yvHH!r.t,n,,1Iit y. ~, ~ ~ ~ ii.t 10
hhNSHhuhH. Ha'i Nam 10 f
RS EtsbDho, va alVamol,o la, a. S1,,to,ot,,.
also, a!Ien5ehlen's hlSe pec,i n'sus MN ss .g0'"5
CO ebated Gue les 70 redeem TUG -,
~ so. % w, ~
j. Guhhhf . t,HtLthfs ~ ~ n,osuMa9' Az -
"a. 4, ~ - ~ 80, 49, !" d., iOn C,h.s,u,,
fhlauelhlsi q 100 tles us ~ ,,Sua ~
sli Smlhshelui Massil Msln Elect httleep "eS'u'"'
t-,y, =, s9As, NOtls S lpH'U,SsY's2i.I., ~ mn
one sueIioI Fal near NorSlk va yll9e 1o etVOO
One splendid tl!ee story biiok hypAe anu LSl ln
EeOrgetown D. ", on ga street. keoOha uOoT a ooo
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WEATHER, aUgcr
PlrTsBuRou, Sept. 2l.--Meaiher clear and cool.
NEW : Y1,Rf MARKET

SEPTEMBER FOurdeclined l2io25c to-day,
good Ohio 8, 75aS, 81j Southern dsclinell2c aud IS
selling nj S,76a900. Wheat tIhe lower, Corn
declined 20, western mixed 80. Pork unchanged
Admitted business iumovisiOns. Beef unchang-
ed. Whisky 4ii ioT0hio. ti+ltt tr
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RBY. VERNON RsRRlD0R, i. s. N.

fOR7eN0uTu, Va, aug 10, 1851,
MT.J,s hOuah- Dear Mr. While an, In ieniTal,
OppU,ed TO patent Medicines eandOuf eonipaS rs 10
slate thdt have great eohhdoce IN iA us Cf Hamp
TOMS Vegetable Iilaule0i FOR soVeai month"; past
hive used IN my anhyI and N ytPePsas lOl 81 Appo.
lits dSIliaS, and with enliIo
30 hrls ny eXeuence eNtendgs lho eOie take Pleas.
he 10 eeqmmepdlDs ttqIbp eileied asa zap aud 90,
S''''l II an an gTstpeethaly. ,oars.
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dTIHl CHHBT. 20 .
Sir Ashley Cooper, BARI, IA, d,
THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRAvTlHoNER, HAS
LERT VALUAbLE LKoAoT TO THE

THE ENINENT MEDICAL PRACTtT1oNERI Has
LEPr VALUAhLE EEGkoV 10 THE
woaLp ~ ms
Great Preventative of Gon'sgPtioa0
@ AND ~ 49,. 4 ~
y UNFAlLlNG CURE FOR P PULMONARY
e &c ~ da50 DISEASES,
so VtlthOut the use 81 q edlelne.
sts' I'll : 7f7fS FIiRDiOATBU ~
FUR cHES T5iPRO TEOT0t,
10 tnpeuons Of All egsl aud conditions, ass certain
ION 8SssEitIS x5tfai Coughs, Coldo, 6ni o6i tie.
lions OF the LuRgo which arise hon The qte1oO Of
tho chest, aee0ds 70 (aahtoH aud the e0htnrl change
'sihs proeeior' 10 amPy chemically prepared igI.
lined with ak padded, which, 9ghPonded lIom the
ce cOveis the cheat 10 90 agreeable nannt Titha1
oIo9 worn, y becomes ano 81 I,io
Amerlees Y making alid PIo9Iss9 teI9ela ths ygLsa
states, e Cenad?s South ApieIcA ena We We,
on tho confident OF ButOpe, while 81 mas groWnn many
coanlIee tolhe q sE sSss o. .,l, ,.,
dent Ia yOdrVlclhi1ol HE kn0Wlepgo Oftho Beneficial
eassls Of wearing ne Protector sleEl TteetI,
mere irie, aud one WilSit sons ysiTS 10 oRe who
values Tho health q hmaelI or hll9mly VIII e wv
tLem 1ha Hospitals IL this country are not alone rn
commencing bom, but ltpldly insIodnslpl theni ar
court, bradley 90, Of london 1Hd SStshs,eT sEs
ia ;, % ct.slSrs Si Dr. ana eeSiS
SSa
R,%s5sg aiSi, SisSe lfeis aat e B4isrf Nedt-
s""' RETAIL PRICES. fa p
Cents slts, ObsOeseh
lAdts' DO tsgy 90 t.
i Boyiiaud D6.stSS do 20 40
! lHaKeOURT,- BRADIBY q Co.
% Ann street aud lg2 Nt1oau 81,
| 900 ~ NV YoRk, U. 3.
PRtSeiPAL lvAREaorsE, iO2 Hood srSft, CAesP.
] eide, London. III
1MavUSAoTohY, Nos4a Market ttrest, Aisaehs'ie,
/ BRgiG,i9, ..,...lt
H., 40 sre ssiabs Mig litp6lsi Tor Ne taie of"Ibo
Protector IN all paTlao Atfls fh!sslaHsI ~
nilinorS on0 Genllemsn'o PurnShng store ~
entrusted with the gwhoeeAo end Ie:ail ~
enerpTiSs ana splendid OpPorluuly opea - them tof
/ saeand profitable bugineab. -ts.4-a
4 Par tofma, amply 10 -. -, 90, = =,
4 ,sntS,sm $ ANA street, New loIl...U et.-
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PmlosOruT FOR MEcHAEiep.-A correspondent
ofTIt London Builder says that houses should
be painted in tie autumn, Weed work painted
in OctoJef he says looks beist at the end Of four
yespthen, il painted in June, il would at lhe
end Of Two. iI t4ts
THIS idea may be worth some hing to our ciIi
rensj but as 10 wood which, in this atmosphere,
bar been painted four years, obout The only qdes
ton would be wheiher It had been painted atnll.
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$50, 600 Worth
ofRealand Personal Estate for the People.
MAoMpiogNr eeNrKnrRlsE. LIBERAL, EalIrABLE
AND CERTAIN,
WhItohurIt,s DaRuerreOiyPo RnterPrisOlIl

r a. WHirRtiUR ST has decided 10 Tinsleos IN trust
d Tor the beneht Of the sisteh0ldes In the above
oTpiLe SJ0O00 wOh Of real aud peTsOnal estate TO be
disposed Or among the holders shates at the earliest
possible date, alter tic sale VI the shares The ceflih-
Gates 3each which entities the holder 10 equia-
ble ahare III Tic wlln named magnificent collection OF
rest and personal pfopeIty asii 10 one or WhitehuIspg
50 WUlda Fair ~ cniu Daguerrcoi Yves OF sell or friend
any tiuo we when the certificate Is presented at ell.
lhoI oil hIN lfallalInl. -
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F'u''' I' All TTFRBADwHLL& SONS.

Safes or all sites suitable FOR merchants banks jewel
ais reeotd Offices steamboats, &c five and lloif proo
banh vault dOoTs plate chests private families etc Oh
lad, for Yale and made TO order q ie DEPOT i92 Pearl
stieet 4 door below Maiden Intie New York, By
Tsntg .dty IAntO ROBRRr NJ PATRICK
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Great Bargain.
N0TICB-E STRt

II AVING been East and selected tho most splendid
III lots OF marble ever brought TO This nalket wont
all my leuds call Immediately and leave their orders
Tor an kind they may want
Having purchased largely, will iriAl mp work III tie
latest approved stylss and Attic lowest rates
i Size - . MI. RoHAN,
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no Rent.

Oh Monroe street, room suitable or an ONCE, or
W other bnslne,s AlsO-i OOns suitable for real.
Jthre Enquire at Parlrdge's Daguerrean Gtery, No 80
Monroe ST. iyi0
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aABBATH SCHUOL BOOKS,
-rhn Nhild,a OnbiheI library. containing

IN, H,,iI5'S SnbIne. i,ibrnrv. containing no
books. bouudln60 vllumes, niOTOcCO backs, leicred
ss AID numberedi price two doars aud my cents per
/ sell. .a rlH. lIua ~
The Village and Family libraries, Nos 4 and Q, contains
Ing ~ volumes eaol price three dollars Iog set.
Tie SUNDAY School and Family Libraries, Nos ana
y set, ~ 4-- fti. g HtpH h
The Juvenile Libraries, Nos and .. containing 10 Nol
y uihes eaUli price FIVE dollars per SOL
Together with great variety Of Embellishments DO ks
suitable for Libraries and he yarda, Hymn books, SPELL
ing hooks Question boOka Glass books, Library Records
Tcstaments, Diclouates Reward Tickets, &C., being
the publications OF the AnltTiedH ShRddySchcol Un'ous
Prices tho saLie at head.qdatlers Caie CUES lur
nlshet ETatis o JOHN u. THOMPSON, z l
ieB III. a 81 Monroe st.
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Modioal oollege Of virginla.


TTHB annual course or Lectures or this nslltnilOn will
commence on Monday, 9th OCTOBER Al The college
bu ldgs! corner OF Marshall aud College stYeeV, and cot
tlnuo tll the 18th Of March ensuing at
X. L. BOHANNAHt ~ d. Professor OF ObAteltlcA anu
diseases OF women aud children { ua
CHAsa liubIa GIBSON %. d. Professor OF SuIGsltapd
Surgical Anatomy. ~ Hgtf
GARTER ri Johnson, N. u Professor OF Ansiony.
DAVID n. TGegEa. -! D.. PlneasOr OF Theory and
MSETisB seoTT, a. D., Professor of Chemistry and
REV: T. wtttgogp, ~, O., ProS~OrOi MatqrTS Med
X brown sSqUMD, ~, D., Professor OF tho I1sii-
tuies OF Medicine aud Medical yurispTudence.
ARTHuR 4. RkrIooLAs, n. D., Demonstration OF ADat
Omy.
The studies OF Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with most ample facilities and a. yury rtnlps expense
Chemical IAeues arc now regularly given 1.-THE College
inhrmary aud Richmond Almshonae, By some Of thePro
'''' EXPENSES.
Matfi6ul1tlon Zee, isat. LOS p
Professors Fcos, .ff. lYQ
DemonRiIatQi's Zee, .tH 10
Circulation Pee, -
Tile phc6 or board Including uei ghte and aervq1tB
atiehdance 10 Usually 60 or e3l per week.
Tho catalogue &C.. eonainlrg full Information concern
Ing The InstliOn win be forwarded 70 ih0ie APPLYING
foTi o. specihc eiqurioa answered bS letter.. 1tfi
DAVID n. TUGKER,M D.
tugotd Dean q The Rsenlty, Rlelmond, va.
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New bowling Saloon and Com

fect1onery. ..l8a
ETHE undersigned has entirely RENTED his Bowling Ra-
loon Main atIcel5 and II 10 now IN excellent order
O all who wsn 70 lnlulge IN the pleasant exereisO aud
amusement OF Ten Pins, ~.
HConheeted with Tue sans, Is CONFECTIONERY, Rts
ted up In splendid style and provided with all tho re-
Treatments or tho season. Ice Cream always IN hapl.-
him CALI ST tIai , q 1tt.t 80
ialad3m t.t .rttr.r a-tt u HWRSMAN. 6
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.tafase sf MOE4OG. lfnefl rHfkF
WIN. 7. RELBY. haylng covered and asglgned 70
wv us * Trutteo an hls property. zeal md nereOna
debs and effects az per deed recorded Int clefa Of
fec OF Ohio county Virginia. nnee = hoeby given that
ne stock OF Iry Goods % offered for sale AZ the store
Toomi heretofore occupied BY him at reduced
priees toeose Il outs and % a pereona ndeheat 20 hhn
o make nsymsht 10 die undersigned or 20 s. O. etcilf
and W Il seibg VIC have been employed BY US % make
- 4 JANIS BAKER, ! f0 III
HENRY TAllANT, y rTuaets.
r5t t ~ IAs.R. MAKER
Wheeling, Aug q 1874, euE%'-lm
f15 Re6Hed s6iirotTe In tioIc ond Tor sale By
it1ttly SrifS JANIS RAkkR.
fRW very hahdaomo P,ris Nantes, edd sire
Z "a 's'i ~ sss'a HRIsKELL 8 CO..
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ieri3ll - n VERNON RsR AfD6E, ~.
sl5stssi 81 6sa5Sssgt Uhai lain U. 5. Navy.
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W.R.-JacobM ~. Warden win be found al The law or
ice OF Alfred Caldwell with the books aud accounts NJ
Warden 4 Edwards, and AL persons Indebted % sad
R1nare hereby notified aud required 10 call and see
Without delay alone being authorized 10 settle tho bus
lness OF said old nrml .,,
ie20 ttInHI7 W JACOB NJ WdHubNs
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on BOXRS oTansesI H
~ 90 do LemOisi lust received and for sale b.
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7TFenni TnTfnr Just received hy
Al.isl7 ~ u }. VOW Eli. q Union ST.

VNIua, B. Mckee desires ell having claims against
NV hlmtO present them adjustments and ihose ~ h1
debt are expected 10 meet hts credits promptly Those
wlsna interviews will call al hs old stand, at his Of
fee 'nthc bhlling ooeupelby MoNair & llervey, Dry
Goods merchants. 9th wa,d. al2l
HR! 0ioih Shoe and II9iF 55sls; ], Sy
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MOsauroEs.-AAn old pi'ot on the Ohio river
nys: 4rsf.4.afta
Never kill nor drive OF a3skeete5 lei him have
bis hIl expose youJ body so as to gel bitten OH
over, alter which no 'skeeier viii bite you, for
'Aetter was never known to place bis sucketin
lbe SINE place that one has been IN Defole him,
event. it was fifly years OsO. oH
We Cannot vcich for the remedy ogaipsI Tue
unuoyaniuG attacks Of mosquitoes, bat on readers
can Uyit,
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-TIrst Wheeling Hose %. 81
u ,s,,r, Of the Filst wissno3 li6sS c6hpspy
ISA IA 10 n,s,ltthsIr Hose Room tile evening Al
,,,e,ly, to tsesIvelloir rats cid sAlrlS, pt,E
i'rs ne parade on saiuraa8 iii3
Fn@,, .,,r Of The PRESIDENT if9lg
VIC SCOTT, s,esity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-02

SILVER OEE.-qr. VIM. Epperson has placed in our
possession several specimens OF silver ORE which has re-
Gently been discovered in large Quantities on his land ON
the waters Of Ararat, in Patrick county.
We do no; profess = be judge OF siver IN The shane
IN which this presented w. but VIC shoud suppose
from lie appearance, that tho is Of fine quality and
We understand that mneraogst Of reputation In th
section, has pronounced the he rch aud the veins
10 be very extensive aud well worth working II the
opinion expressed by the gentleman above alluded TO- be
correct land all have great confidence IN his Judgment on
such subjects the county Of Patrick hal within boun
darics source Ol wealth hitherto unknown aud Of the
greatest value, and which will bring 10 Il an amount
oi revenue aud profit beyond calculation.
We hope that further aud thorough investigation
OF the matter will be made, and that the first impressions
Of those who have only made casual examinations viii
be more than confirmed.
In this connection, would that tho same miner
slogs has been engaged Tor time past In eIplon
the county lying on the waters Of Little Dan" in th
sonthwesern part Of Patrick aud that the result Of s IA
bor thus far Is that all tue territory lying In that county
on the Blue Ridge aud a. ia base is rich in minerals
every kind, particularly copper aud iron ore Fiod INT
SuPPo'gD PoRGgRY-Thomas j. Penn, Rsq, Of Pa.
rick has received notice Of protest upon for sIs
o. pufporting n be drawn by r. r. Penn R,q ol Pat
rick, aud endorsed by 7. j. Penn The note IL mad
payable n the cashier Of the Bank at Salem North Caro-
lima. T.. r. Penn denies positively having executed ans
sucl note and tho other having endorsed H. They hiy,
not been informed got w whom the m0ney feooy
ed nor u IL knoSn that they suspect any PARTICULAR per
son Of having skon this unNaanta5le liberty with thoi
nance Tue perpeiratDr ~ the ought ~ bo foun,
out aud brought 70 punshmsnt-B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-02
The Nebraska Bill.

The ball has been opened on the Nebraska bill in
the Senate, and among the people Of the Northern
States We publish portion e the proceedings in
the Senate on this subject The discussion began on
Monday, with an elaborate speech from Senator Dou.
glas in favor Of the bill. Much interest was mani.
tested on that occasion-thc Senate chamber was
crow ded-and the effort Gf Senator Douglas is pro-
nounccd most able one by the friends of the bill.
II meets with violent opposition in the Senate and
protracted and angry debate is likely to ensue in
that body, well in the House Of Representa-.
tives What il will end in, no one can vet foresee-
The prediction is still maintained that the bill will
pass the Senate but its passage through the House is
considered doubtful. The outside pressure from the
constituency Of the Northern members will very
much cndanger if not defeat its success, in the
oil delay That cannot be avoided. Members are
evidently not disposed TO commit themselves until
there is further expression Of popular sentiment
on the question. II has been sprung upon the Soils
rather unawares and the representatives Of that wing
IN Congress- are not at all prepared to swallow it
All OF the Hards arc by means reconccd to it !;
and until further developments, it might be prema-
lure to surmise at present, what the fate of the bill
will be. We cannot see that the demonst rations in
Congress, so far, are very fattering to its passage
The Administration is represented rs favoring it
but the disclosure Of the popular current will be
better test to judge of its position than the reports
We now have New York and Ohio have made
powerful movement against the Nebraska bill On
the SOth ult, in the city of New York, meeting
was held ut the Tabernacle, which is reported TO
have been largely attended-addresscd by prominent
poitIcians-thc proceedings marked by determined
spirit of resistance, and resolutions unanimously
adopted, calling upon their representatives to oppose
nntinchnsly the passage OF the bill. On the same
day, a tremendous gathering srcportcd 10 have been
held at Cleveland, Ohio, aud a protest entered up
against this bill Other Northern States have given
similar demonstrations and others will no doubt soon
follow suit. The agitation promises to spread
throughout the whole Union before we have done with
this vexed question. 1t will require all the decision
and irmneSs this Administration can command TO
maintain position in support Of the bill, which our
Southern Democratic friends are concratula,ing
themselves it has taken. BY its fruits we shall be
better able To Judge it
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-02

PESSsYLyAsIA RAILROAD TUSEEL-Thc tunnel which
has just been completed on the line Of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad passes through the summit of the Allie.
ghiny Mountains at point known Sugar Run Gap II
lies in the counties of Blair and Camha-lhe summit
being the dividing line 1t is 3Gl2 feet long 26s5 feet
which is arched containing TOO perche stone and
600 perches of brick masonry, and 927 feet is cut
through the solid rock where arching Is unnecessarily
Eight feet OF the arch each side is built Of cut stone
work Of tie thickness, and the crown consists of
five of hard burnt brickthc whole laid With by.
drauc cement. At grade, the width OF the TIN cl ia the
clear 81 eet-ten feet above the grade "a feet The
height above the grade is 93 feet The greatest eeva.
ton above tide is at the end Of the tunnel where the
heights 2lGl feet TIE grida' ascending the eastern
slope commences at Atom, and in distance Of l2 miles
where the end OF the tunnel commences the height
oyereomeis 9o3 feet, or So 81 to the mile
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HEsrER 4 WHITE, Com. Mtreha,t,.

~ Dh; e. N. nRAINERD ,oo,, ,.s.. =, :
m ss.a sos 1D ne P1se
report AM, N.Y. ON corrs,t al RiehmouS nj
.eI snieh ne can be eonsuited sh
NJ and .o% aq sturdy v,erS.ry i. 1854 nom
by .ddrs.i.s me. p S.s,s;5. sspy
ai wh ~ n case and whether eysbsii f. ~ ,hs
dollars obtain s,ies o1 promptly can Tor
sidered. " " usuaeted. The poor fANorabiy con
p.psi. ana o ha rsss,eS sight, case.
h to minute. application .sn,ins
Dr. H. has ai,o su, snoa. eatsns pain or wash.
pe., or . Of @ ana intolerance OF light
yor ssans ps,%ansn. TO The moment winch
nsar o. persons treated. published in DC
H. or p M ~ -. oe persons may be room Al 10
20 on me worst eases that may presented e1
r., o. see notice above for hour d.,. Tsa..
within the time stated w ai % ace Aim at ny
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-02

Aoion-Grcen Citron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Hitter NsioR-Finest kind
NdStUt fium.
Hu'fdrd-Dlaek and White.
Onton-Sil,rr Skin; White
PortuFa'; yellow and Ned.
Ol.rd.
Pads-Extra Early; Early Nav:
Whshipgton;do Frame; do Ch,rI,
toE; Dwarf Biue Prusslnp: do
Aarrowfai; Bishop Dvarfp r oli6c
Pdrsn ipSLony smooth
French; Guernsey.
Idrsiey-Curled.
PtIlSr-Large He'll, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped: CAYENNE.
Pump n-Largc yellow
Field.
RhHJdrI- Victoria.
Rdddish Long Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip. White do;
Yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
Plant.
Spindch-Round leaved.
sgEdsh-Early Bush; Bell.
Iomdfo-Large Red; do Vel
low; Egg.
Ihrnip-Early Plat Dutch; do
Red Top Large White Norfolk;
white Globe; Rata Baga; Dale's
Hybrid.
Herb s-Annise; CaTroway;
Thyme; CoriAnder; Lavender;
sweet Basin; ROSEMARY; sage;
summer savory; Sweet MaIJ1.
run; Rene.
WA. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-02

tB The following resolution was offered by Mr. Nc
henze on Monday last in the House of Delegates and
adopted
cy OF reporting bill more cectay to guard
savings Banks so as provide tina, any Savings Bank
hat does not provide, In their organization bye laws
a whose funds remain five years deposit
shall receive proportion Of their earnings eoual 10 ali
uaue less expenses, and allowing the stockholders per
cent interest and raeablc share OF the profits that the
uv uua liability clause shall be inserted far a. the
ockhoders are CONCERNED, more eGectuay guard the
savings OF all depoSors and that they inquire into the
s,pedleney of charging them the bonus as other
Banks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-02

CoRREcrIoss.-ln the report Submitted by Mr.
Hancock, OF Charlotte in the House of Delegates or
Monday from the joint committee appointed to examine
the Second Auditors office, the word claw" occurs il
the sixth line OF the second sentence instead of "Litcra
Fy-the word productive" instead OF "unproducve" il
the second line of the last paragraph but one and tn,
sixth line OF the same paragraph the word mprodactive
IL inserted instead of "unproiuctiye"