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Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

The VOICE OF TIE PEoPLE-The fail
ure TO receive the first number of this
paper. is our apology for not noticing its
appearance yesterday The Voice Of the
People is edited by Mr. Augulte Kat
tInan. The Introductory address contains
minute exposition Of the views Of the
editor. The paper viii be independent
Of all party organizations in this country,
but will use its influence with the German
population Of Tennessee and Arkansas for
the promulgation and promotion of the prin-
ciples Of true kibeyty" The editor is n
democrat of the EurOpen type. When"
he says, 1--WE talk Of democracy, we mean
democracy only in the sense Of the Euro
pean revolutionary party. For the rest, We
will acknowledge the good, and attack un-
sparingly the bad, where and however we
may find IT, Prior to the elections We re-
commend the Germans TO call together gen.
eral assemblies Of the people for the purpose
of investigating the claims of candidates,-
and then vote according to their own prln-
ciples, and be not guided by favor and pal
try interest, for such men as will do honor
to the Offices, ard not regard them as furnish
ing the means Of support for series Of
years" "In regard to questions Of domes-
tic policy" continues the Voice Of the PeO.
PIE, ''we are in favor Of direct election Of
All officers BY the people for protecting
emigrants for facilitating the means cf
acquiring citizenship for Homestead to
actual settlers without pay ;-.for stQRpiEs
the circulation Of paPer money by aAMe
banks for protecting the interests OF EorL-
inc classes; and for system Of public ed
ucation and free from all influence q church
or sects."
We are not acquainted with Mr. hai'-
man. lie i, however. as We learn, geh,
tleman Of ability and We trust be wlll hna
the discharge Of bis public duties both agree
able to himself and beneficial to his readers.
Memphis Eag. a. Eng.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26
New idea in Regard 10 Cuba.
a letter from Washington saws:

a letter from Washington SAYS.
In the incidental debate which sprung
UP this morning in the Senate on the Ne.
braska bill. Mr.. Butler. Of South Carolina.
hit upon one point outside the immediate
question, which is Of the highest signifca-
tion and importance. He suggested The ne
cessiIy of harmony and Cancellation between
the two sections Of the Union, because Of
the dangers 70 be apprehended from the pre-
sent alliance between France and England.
Let Russia be crushed in this wal, and what
guaranty is there that the present balance
Of power in the Gulf of Mexico will not be
invaded ? There is none. The victorious
French and English fleets and armies from
the Baltic, the Black Sea and the Danube,
may very easily be detailed to appropriate
between the two powers the sovereignty Of
all the West India Islands, and perhaps tie
territories Of Mexico and Central America
The inducements will be strong and the
present Anelo-French alliance covers the
regulation Of the affairs of the Western as
well as the Eastern hemisphere Mr. But
Ter has the sagacity to see the drift of this
Eastern question. rs far rs this Western
hemisphere il concerned and before many
months are over, his views may be shared in
by much larger proportion Of the Southern
members Of both houses than az present
Mr.. Butler has shaped out the general idea,
aud Il viii take root or die. as the war in
Europe may disclose the ulterior schemes of
England and France in regard to Cuba and
the other West Indies"
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

The LATEST FASHION FOR PANrs.-It
is announced that the newest and neatest
style Of fashionable pantaloons in New York
is light grey ground, with the castle Of
Heidleburg in blue, on one leg, and Mount
Vesuvius, in green, vomiting forth fire. on
the other.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

10 mitchell & FOSTER have lately re-
ceived large assortment Of Drugs, Medi-
cines, and Fancy Goods, which they are now
opening, and offer for sale. See odvertise-
ment.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

To- Mr.. SAMUEL D. WILLIAMS has en-
gagged to give second course of lessons in
dancing, and will commence the course at
his Dancing Academy next Friday.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

r RED RIVER has fallen some four
feet since our last issue, but is yet in good
boating order The steamer amanda ar
rived at Fulton on Sunday evening, and
passed up to White Cliffs.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

II THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN, of the
7th inst, intimates that the GADsDEN treaty
has been rejected by the Senate.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

The REMAINS of the late JoHE Howard
PAYNE (tbe author Of Home, Sweet Home')
are 10 Be brought to this country. and plac-
cd in the Congressional battle-ground ana a
suitable monument erected to his memory,
at the expense Of the Government.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

~ WE PUBLISH in another column,
the proceedings of the Democracy of this
county, at meeting held by them at the
Court House in this place on the 22d inst
The resolutions will explain the object of
the meeting. Delegates were appointed to
the Convention to be held at Princeton on
Monday next, for the purpose of selecting
candidate for Congress- The Democracy
of Arkansas, above all other parties, should
be excused for holding Conventions: for
they have generally so many aspirants for
Congress and the Executive Chair of the
State, that it takes Convention to decide
who is to have precedence. Truly, these
biennial elections in our State, bring forth
many new candidates for Office We wish
them a harmonious meeting and pleasant
time at Princeton.
The meeting, as will be seen, adjourned
TO meet on the 10Th day of May next, at
which time candidates for the Senate and
House of Representatives of this State will
be brought out. We hope they will bring
+ out their best men, for our next Legislature
will be one Of the utmost Importance to the
State Indeed we say the same thing to our
Wing brethren. If you bring out any can
didates at all, let them be the most efficient
and influential men in our ranks. If both
parties will do this, we will then be sure of
a good delegation next fall,
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

The BEST THING OUT-Ladies' bonnets
that are now all the fashion. are called
come KISS me-" This style Of bonnets,
as all know, covers a very small part of the
back of the head-leaving the crown entire
Y exposed to wind, sun and rain. 1t af-
fords no protection to any thing but very
small comb. and that must be far back. 1t
is said that the old "poke bonnet 60 fash
ionable some years ago, formed projecting
line or decentralization around attractive
features. 1t was then difficult to kiss lady
with such bonnet on but not SO now. 1t
does not require the proboscis Of an ele-
phant to get kiss from lady with mod
ern bonnet on. You have now to get behind
a lady to see her bonnet at all. The best
thing the ladies could do would be to lay
aside bonnets altogether, for the present
fashion affords no more protection than an
ordinary sized deep plate-indced some bon
nets that we have seen are downright nuis-
ances. We are disposed to speak plain. la
dies, but hold your temper; you have as
much right to wear piece of a bonnet as we
have to detest them. You have a perfect
right to adopt the Spanish veil, the Dutch cap,
or the Italian barehead 1t is matter of taste
we admit but still we must insist that there
is neither beauty nor comfort in many Of
the scare-crow bonnets that are now worn.
They are ugly things,-they look too much
like wash basin.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

n- We are authorized to announce SHELL
TON WATSON. ESQ.,. as a candidate for re-
election to the office of Judge of the Sixth Ju-
dcial Circuit.
n-We are authorized to announce THOMAS
HUBBARD, Esq, as candidate for Judge of the
Sixth Judicial Circuit.
r We are authorized to announce EDWARD
w. GANTT Esq. as candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney OF the Sixth Judicial Circuit, at the en-
suing election.
RrWe are authorized to announce JOHN b.
SANDEFUR, as a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Sheriff of Hampstead county.
1--we are authorized to announce SIMON I.
SANDERS as a candidate for reelection to the
office of Clerk of Henpstead county
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

No Hons. r. w. JOHNSON and W. X.
SEBASTIAN, will accept our thanks for pub
lie documents.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

VALEDlcToRY.-On last Sabbath. the
Rev. Mr. HATCH, for some eighteen months
the Pastor of the Baptist Church at this
place, delivered his farewell sermon to a
crowded house. This gentleman has call
to take the oversight OF "a Church in Massa-
chusetts, and will leave here il few days
for the theatre of his future labors. Mr..
HATCH has lived among US for about eigh-
teen months, and has deservedly gained the
good opinion of those who know him. His
urbane manners and christian department
have endeared him to ALL We wish him
health, happiness, and all good fortune.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

''CITY HOTEL Our old friend, G. T.
NELSON. Esq. has leased the spacious
house in Shreveport formerly occupied by
Mr. VAN BIBBER. We are glad Of this,
for we know of no one who is better fitted
to take care OF the travelling community,
than friend Nelson He is, from practice,
a good judge of good eating and the dai~-
ties Of life generally; and if they are to be
had for love or money, you may be sure CT
his having them. A hotel, such as Mr..
NELSON will keep, has long been needed in
Shreveport, and We take great pleasure in
recommending his house to the patronage of
the public, and would think it rather mean
in man to 60 to, or near Shreveport without
giving him call Go to see him, all ye
weary, thirsty, hungry travellers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04

ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
jys Richmond, Va, on the Dock.
~ b;tiI.,n LINZ OF BOATS ron
.tcS,s.ss-. \ Ii, LYNCHBURG.IheC Canal Boats
saA2-sSkS<S CLINTON, Captain ponAd, UNION, Captain
H. plunkett regularly WFpSspArs bELE, Captain
leave regularly onSLruRpAra
Boats are compelled advertised In order to
their regular trips shippers therefore depend
their regularity freight taken.
ny Freight for may any day except
SATURDAY, AFTER 2 O'Clock. Z. VI.
ma2-tf A. 3. LEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04
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Hp edmond AND nANViLIE RAILROAD OPEN TO
HI 0YERBYs, 81 MILES.
On and anr Monday Oct Sd the regular
Ly's. " 49,
The Train will STOP for passengers eS Sth oSipg points
Manchester, Robious Gal f.ed TomahsEt, Powhatan
toaH Chula, Amelia pugt House, Ordinary
aud OyeTbys. ''
At l2cO O'Clock, 4. NJ. ' :
Chdrsi over 10 aud under Is Of age, price
Servants travelling by themselves be
passes that one be retained In the and
Pessy stated the that tseI
Cars ~ =. = "
Passengers aI El.fsr y. II. aud Daaye
fagg ols fear horse coaches At 0verby's daily.
.ngs Tor neenlborough dermantoWn SALEM and Salisbury,
North Carolina Messs Pagg Co.'S horse Coaches
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Overbys Pas
snseTso ClaTksSe Milton N Carolina and Yaneeyvlle,
meet Mo: Cos Coaches at oyeIbys Tuesdays
aud Saturdays and for Milton and Fiagg
line, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at overbys.
Passengers for Lynchbug South Side Railroad Flagg
. age
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04

INDIA hUBBEn sB0Es-Just received 81 u.s Laa.s' ss.
- loon, Norfolk Va 100 India Rubber
part Of fall orders The Rueeers
quality and will be by any enpera
ture Of the weather. II consists Of: 80
Mems India Rubber long do some exr.
. bngiegs, Tor wadinE and shng
Mens India Rubber Shoes, Clogs. slippers, sandai &c
CloKs, and Over. GAlters =
Ladies, ans ind. ssessr Sandals A the mos,
AnsusSs o. ues,amsr hubber for Ladies been lost re-
seu also ~ the Ladies' FALCON. There ,hns
s Them out SsSs and a. We ,h. for the
can e then une.. purchased through
rhs mercnAnu OF Norfolk portsmouth Petersburg Rich.
mond well a. those country
CsIoiins be supplied prices ths Ia
Son With the Eocds frsu this celebrated FACTORY
superior In point Of darah y beauty style any others
that made In this .anry. = - 49,
nully solicited.
The Ladies, Saloon % Main street, Norfolk Va sign
OF the Large Plate glass wiIdows. = -'e-
W., III CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04
HARDWARE.

ntnDNhnE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1883.
II t MOORE CO.. Iortcrs dnd DcIisrs In FOREIGN
II aud DOMESTIC HIRDWIRE SC Ndfs stre,t, RicA
o"d va in receipt, per steamships and packets from Lv
Sheffield HARDwARE, from the In this
they have received full supply Of American HARDWARE
consisting In part of
wosteuhons hue Fen and Pocket Knives
Pen ct Knives various makers and styles
Buck, Bone Ebony Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Handle Knives and Forks In sets 81 and IS lecrs
wade Butcher superior RAEoTs and shears
Single and Double Barrel Guns, superior
Pistols, Ride, Ride barrels and Mountinys
Trace, Halter, log, Well and Filth Chains
COLLINS 'Smmcns," and Virginia Axes
"Ames" and ERE wlNnds" Spades and shOyels
MIL Pitt, Cnt and Circular saws
Anvils, Vices. and Smiths Bellows
sledge and Hand Hammers; stocks AMI Dies
Blister, Shear, and Cast steel
Castings, iIorse Shoes and Horse Nails
Horse ColGfs, Blind Brides and Hammers
Bride worsted Reus and GiTths
Locks and Hinges OF every description
Planes, Chiscls, AuEcr> and Files, all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales, Pat. Balances
O. D. Per- all other goods usually
found in HAKpwAKE Stores.
their goods with attention.
favorable they feel Of
fully invite them examination Of stock they de
tcn, sell asow regular house In this OF the
Northern elites. aul6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04
FALL IMPORTATION.

FALL IMPORTATION
- NTH 4 HoBhRT~ Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery,
ish French, German aud American Hardware, Gallery Ac
500 dozen "coln ""llalI. "Arehes"A Virginia" Axe,
sc"S Sno ols.e seGk Pad Chest. tn and CUPID Locks
i2Oo ,Rodssrs'" 'Wo,,enGSa,:," "waas 1 Baltfsr."
5000 fa' sa,Es RSsod, half Round MIL Pit, crOs.
60 60 s s.a5s' az, 1ao si., a14 '''s'
$50 Double ANA single Barrel Shot Gun, and Rifles
laS M%asshole sod Other Anyis
2 =. p So s nST c Sick key and foweTyiee'
2o do Trace rnh, Log OK Bres,t Back and Losk
100 dossa Halter Chain,
30 bags s "Grian's" iror.e Shoe Nail,
Hand, lemon, Webb M pi cro,, Cut Circular Saws
Fsa ,n a'fn S RACE 4SssF' n Gs PM[anng Knye Ad
ES qS y M1%s' R Rse MT s Len Rein and I,ih Webb
chor Boiling C't together With every article usually Kept
These being purchased cash Sheffield Birmingham
&C. prepared OGr the Merchants Of virginia.
aus ~. q West Main street
"a ON JOHNSTON ccsG ) ANS Just ' rcs ai .
superior O. Axes "dr"'d, which We are Offering at Is
Merchant SSi psGse,. II, wan, their io,s,s 70
gave u eau and examine our IsSs SslS'S ParSh1;,nF
srlo Sign OF the Crescent Saw, No. IL Main street.
NEw hND fIFGtNT.-Thc subscribers have jus, received
~ The most elegant assortment ~
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs AND vESTTNGs,
which they have ever had the pleasure Of Offering the pubcon
and viii be made to order on sasonaS Snd in m mac.
pTosd s'ys' They respectfully solicit their friends call aud
TnSg ayc also large and eenemea
They expect to receive in few days large and beautiful
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
ssn nov being manufactured by Of the best manufaetu
HEHDEEsDY 4 DURCU No 81 Main Al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04

MN r. PAHIsRN has this day associated With him in tho
w Express business jas " RIN0, ESq aud the bnslnss,
VIII hereafter be conducted under the style PARl-f
4 KING.
New YORK. February H. 1879
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04

|
Mnr res Is No5lSs. srEAMrn pHLyId n
uee ooth OF the above will on
oae between RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE connecting AZ .ne
pAee with the Ericsson Steam Propeller via Canal
Lhs nELyIDERE, Captain aiaori viii cave baltimore every
afternoon Returning she viii leave Richmond every
The focAnoNTAs Captain Jones' Baltimore every
mhoNisDA1 Afternoon. Returning, viii leave Aehm.n
erey SATURDAY afternoon, thus anordns the
per the This route
one OF the most certain and eSpiiee or from
freight apply LUDLAM 4 WATSON
INloN sTEAMsHiP tONirANY, LINZ on
S,srEtNihaus-for fhialelphia every Monday ,4sSSN
And 1r rhar.isy Via Norfolk aud tsPc May-Neiasr 82S
urI or RICRNoND, Captain MITCHELL acinSr.ss. N
IIRGINfd Captain Teal, and the PhNNSl
capt baymereone OF these splendid viii ke
touching Cape May R.urnng leave Pha,
further notice.
Cape May lnsre, by taking
expeditions and comfortable. .
Pascnxrr-fo New into arrangements
steamers, allowing privilege Of remaining In PhaIel
PIMA three or -FOUR days. proceed directly on \" SrN f"s "i
the arrival Of the steamer :,
shippers de.rn, OF shipping to
eesary forward Tobacco through at e per 100
pounds.
Due always given all the Daily Papers in the
city when the be ready receive freight aud the
hour of their sailing. -. ,,,,,
N d. Shipper. that all Bills Of ladng must
be sent to the wharf at Rockets be ssue before the sAhs OF
Passage through New York. lt esbu and found, ~ 90
s0
Passage through Philadelphia cabin aud icani 500
DO Do do do do. do =, do do do do aS S
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04
ga ssssa ~ seAaR

~ RsAr NotTtIkisN MAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or
q EtRE no BALTIMORE AND PHILJDklPHIi--On
IA .ner Monday the Instant through tickets baltimore
nd PhadphIa obtained of this Company over their
route via Washington, the following terms, via; .
Baltimore,
PhnAJephia at........ ....-..:. -
heh the transit for self aud baggage
Washington and Baltimore, Tree OF any extra
charge whatever daily lines run between fh,
deiphia York. rates varying from 81 Z" IS Tor each
rst for second class passen
gers the public loss for cheap and comfortable
trip to New York. 49,, =. ., l.,
Bamoe without dr,rment TO privileges
conferred by them. > h.In,
opucR r., y. p. r. X. Co,
MI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04

iIavhg disposed ofmy entire interest the EPrsi'
business heretofore known "DOdgcs SitFna and North
Carolina ESpta" take pleasure rng 10 the cofnmu
ny at large the eniefpng sH,mcn composing the arm Of
M'ssIs PAhrS hu assumed that husntssas ~
press PorwardeH. LEVI DoDGF
IA mil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04
LUTHER LIBbS

SSPhlAI. ENPHRss NOTHE-PAHIsh-N & KINGS Viz
- gnia and North Caroua Freight, Package and Parcel
IMPRESS, PER STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
The gTopTetors having the Dodg
virginia and North Carolina made
with .he New York and virginia Steamship Company for the
transportation Of their between New York and Richmond
take pleasure informing the merchants and public generally OF
with
under charge Of special description Of Freight
valuable Packages JsEery, Specie Bank Notes. Exchanges 6
The execution Of all ORDERS small pTompness
nde and at the lowest rates Our long experience In the
Express business, North and East ability
to make this Express the popular of Virginia aua
be sufficient
chants OF this city TO enhance their by giving
fall share Of their aud the Popreors guarantee
Their part general satisfaction to their patrons beth in regard
the expedition O'her goods and the o their charge
w. T.. PARIaEE,
J. II. KING,
,y,, ,, Projectors, New YoTk:
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purchasing tickets the Office In Richmond
L0se who take the c-rs where 40 tickets ar sold.
the raeS for children for hoe three
twelve years Of
Apas,engsr taken point not designated required
to pay the charge from the last Designated point
desiring TO leave the will
the charge To- the next pac. designated. -" -
PASSENGER taken up at point On the road be
another point on the road will not be charged less than
aud no charge will be made for distance cents
No baggage, small bslets
4c that are not likely to inuTe the furniture " the
permitted on the passenger cara.
Nothing except wearing apparel and the
ees for travellers, will he allowed to be baggage
the company will not be responsible goods specie bills
or iesoyo but the
for that only when placed ia the baggage
to
notion WV ""-'' 80
Passengers will not be permitted platforms of
the ears when in no;;sn.
Pa.seRgs,s requested to KEEP THEIR FEET OFF THE
SEATS, or from otherwise detacing the cars.
Pesse report to the
OF pones on the part Of the conductors masters
ct agents, or others. "
The EXPIRES: Tam gopg either way, stop take up or
deyn passengers At the Port waithal
Hallway Station aud Manchester points
' -''
The Mail Train viii stop either Of the points
and Al noaher pace-Swi Greek,
eys Crossing Clover Hin
Crosslns GreBorys Crossing, Rces
Temples Turnout and Manchester.
Br OkDtR BOARD o DRKcrsRs.
y29-u TH0S. D0DAMEAp apper nteudent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04

IHotsE-fuRNlsHiNG uNRDWARE-we "A
ecipt Of large and complete Of House
nshing articles, consisting of
Brass, Pierced Iron Wire and Nursery Tenders
Polished Steel Bras Head Shoysis POters
Copper, Brass and Jappanei Coal Holds
Polished Steel and nrass Footmen
Jappaned Fire Carriers
Bras, BronIed and Iron And Irons
Rodgers superior Ivory Handle Knives aud Forks
Superior American Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Ebony, Bone, Buffalo and Buck Handle Knives
Silver Plated and AIhAta Table pssseEtFoTks
Siv. Plated. Germ'u Sv spoons
Block Tin Coffee Pots Tea Pots. Gu ce Tea Urns
steak Dishes Oyster TuIeens aud Dishes
Walters in sets or singly
Brass White Metal Candle Sticks
Snuners and SnuGrr
Curtain Bands and Pins, beautiful assortment
Together with Cooking Utensils
lowby AND. JOHNSTON a CO.,
Importers and Dealers in HArix ard, Gallery, &C.
ocii 81 he Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04
HUGH 8. WNIE
CHINA HALL.

CHINA HALL.
y ceipt from the manufactures, Fall supply OF
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, LOOKING
Comprising assortment carefully selected, expressly oI
the Wholesale and retail trade Of rrsna North caronA and
'sic s'0' anu prices before So IS Mnia Street,
SUTTON ~ WINSTON. Corner 9Th and Cary Streets
- Opposite the Columbian HotD Wholesale and Retail Deal
prepared to cdc to Country Merchants and the city trase gra
iuducemcuts-io which invite their attention, viz:
go bbls. Crushed, Powdered and CoGee do.
50 boxes Loaf Sugar
900 do OLD Java Laguayra and Manila Coffee
g % SO and Cuba Moa'.s,
20 hhds Sides and Shoulder Bacon
- bbls Tanners Oh
2yl do Gross and Clipped HeTTnrs
too kegs Nails, best brands
10 bbi' Reeilned Whisky
l2o do Tuscaloosa Old Rye DO
20 = pipes u Brandy some very fne and old
20 eSsi, OLD d. Mad. I'D q? sherS DO VINE a1 DO
- Do por:, cherry aud MAlays 10
20 do Gin
% casks best London Porter
% do Cider Vinegar
leo baskets Champagne Wine
10 hhds Jamaica Rum
10000 tigars all grades
20 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
900 reaHis Letter, Cap and Wrapping Paper
200 dozen Painted Buckets
~ packages G p, Black and lmpeTal Teas
~ tons best Peruvian Guano
+U1 sacks Salt
lc1 boxes TalloE and Adamantine Candle.
AsO-SIo Powder, Chocolate, Sole and Upper Leather
Pepper, A!sPee. Eutmegs, Mace, cloTes, Ginger
Msst,.i, Cotton and Hemp ,In-s aad Cord,
Shoe Thread BlackinF, Indigo, Matches Soda, Alum
Copper3s, ~ LogWood EIOOms, Smoking Tobacco
49, Candle Wick. Cotton and Hemp Irvine, sc. Ac.
Aof which will be sold low for cash
ausi-n SUTTON WINSTON.
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rH>HE UNDERSIGNED will continue the Ship Chandlsry
u NEVeeTy Business his account the old
HAskIHS LIBBY, Rockets.
Thankful for solicit the
customers and the public in general pesng myself
general satisfaction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-04

The Subscribers hAyag bought out the entire interest ~ DoiE,
vis"'- soh COna the snCss will hereafter bt
conducted ~ Ms PAEFgA KiES pres No Vesy street