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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

To The Washington correspondent vi tho New Yor,
Courier and Enquirer gives tho following description
a scene in tho House OF Representatives on Frid.,
night:
AT halfpas IL Mr. Richardson announced that Oh,
Nebraski,ns yielded, and moved an adj ,urnmenr In
tense excitement; Immediately ensued Mr. Hunt OF Louisa
appealed earnestly for adjournment until Monday
TO allow time for reflection and psciEcatou Mr. Cuom
of Tennessee, eoquenty aivoca.ed the same Mr. Rich
ardson expressed most toncilistory sentiments. Mr.
Stephens, OF Georgi said Mr. Hunt could give no guar.
antee for the good faith Of the faction oppo-ed to bus-
ness and went on to denoure severity the New York
call for public meeting. dr Giddngs inte.ced with
vehemence, that u stump-spakng go on will take
hand in IT, he ndded CRAFTY to the excitement. NJ
Seward, OF Georgis moved adjournment TO Monday
hr Campbell OF Ohio protested with great
manner, that he would resbt the bitter end Mr. Ed.
mond-on, of Virginia, advanced upon Mr. Campbell at.
tempting tn throw oil hs cot, and ercey declaring that
he would have the fight Mr. Campbell stood pre-.
pared for the conflict Loud cries Of order-Sergeant
.t-Arns) When Gov Akir, Col Keitt Mr. Dean, OF New
York, and many Others iuurposed some SEEKING Mr. Ed.
moudson and some Mr. Campbell.
The Sergeant Arms rusied forward with mace hun.
dreds Of voices eIcaimng orcr. (Fsh; out DOORS etc.
etc.) Mr. Edmondson Withdrawn by friends. Judge
Douglass in the midst Of ttD fray and Mr. Benton ap
prosching. At length, after restoration Of order aud
comparative calm an adjournment carried wi b wild
shouts, stamping and rappin9 Of desks.
Mr. Edmondson had previously bad a very serious diff.
Guilty with Nr Wentworth, WIN forced retire from
the hall Throughout the Contest OF thirty-ive and
half hours the conduct of Speke- Boyd has been adm-
rible, and previous to the last aay excellent good
NOR prevailed"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

10 recent English writer, Abiding 70 advertising
remarks you II reap more advantages from journs
circulating i've thousand among the upper aud midi
classes than from journal circulating nfsy thousand
among the lower classes
DowN ON BAD WHiKET.-Tho Ohio Legislature ba,
passed Law providing for the appointment OF
chemist for each county who shall inspect and
liquor for sale at "holesale retail violation OF the
Law imposes heavy penalties.
The Paducsh Journal Of last week. s.yr Sion. John j. Crit
nden passed here % ths Pike Tussiy night way
- l0uls He seemed much mortified
than In anger" "
There violent storm at op.lou,s, La on the q1b
UT The Courier that
Three blows DOM Al oa.
then Belonged 70 Mr.. Puxh. WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

APRAcTrcE THAT SHOULD rsIoPrED.-Ih been ascer.
tanned that correstbndences OF very schevous sture
have been, and going on between colored folks In
Abolition states and slaves in this city,
The owners Of some slaves suspecng some mischiev-
Gus design to be involved in this frequent correspondence
particularly because OF the with which IL was car
RED on as seen by the postmark opened OF the
ers aud found them to contain strong inducements hello
out by Bostonans, (iree coored fellows 10 DOUBT To
gion.
IL was represented In Of these that the writer.
(colored) were in receipt OF IS day.
IL would 10 well to intercept all communications from
that quarter addressed TO servants.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

IMPORTANT CAsE-The suit brought by some merchant s
OF tuis city against the Union Steamship COMPANY for
damage to goods by ireshrt at Rockets because OF then
being placed On the wharf late Saturday evening
without notice Of their discharge being given will be W
before the U. S. Court to day.
The result OF this suit will be looked for with some in
tetest
IL involves principle in respec: which cor aicns
views exist among two great interests Of this city The
decision will, therefore, bu important.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16
RICHMOND MARKErs A., 4
NEW YORK MARKEr. M,v

,Ne" iohh hANhET, May 10,
fL0OH Se-'here Is no important change
anu &c hoee moderate demand nsumption ThS
supply " desirable brands . smsli. '"'" aus
ss W. a. $50 for to STRAIGHT stat. ma
N chisan. 49, SN -"u 'HiAeu !" Hhey
Flour Is In better supply market 1, e,ree,v
Ing puTch,er OAs'Su ~ 80 "tnou'nnd.
The market for Southern without
brands. - SS'S '''of mixed anu good
Jersey. A'Ai" ns'a ~ sse'S for
uAS-Ihere Is rather Offering and the n
.Saeey 50 nr n The Rye market
as OF ovV bushels made yesterday ,quai 10 Al
SoIn u more plenty and the ,rke
uhe AZ 'ot'se Tor the who
70 go parcels Tor Northern yellow % .rrx.
heh' week can be brought at zoe and thsrsabout.
oAs are selling At eoAoSc for Western rbe ia,,r
are n very plenty. A"s iA''ef
Mnlki The market I, heavy bills Ohio and p,I
On AZ .o,oS. Drudge 10 nominal At 26i time.
Of
"ny very moderate business
sit,s'5 for prirne and eli, rs for clear, ''"A
Ihe rahsa'Neis IN Beef
country and clty prime. s~' - ''~''S io'
Prime l.. : m, with n an all bu,n.., =, soo.o.
n, ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May Is
bfeadstnrs quiet Sales bLs Flour h,.,
holders generally There M fair J.n. - 70
WIN IN receipts Sales prime red Wbsa, =,
whs isoi2vo; Inferior parcels Sc lea, ssi,. Of
ny ~ Corn dHl with toe and prn. mi.
oa are In demand NJ a0A:2e Meal In bax
oihsr articles unchanged $500 eAh''VASSS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

SoNE months ago colored man named John Freeman
was arrested in Indianapolis on charge Of being Iur
two from Kentucky aud Missouri, and was claimed b,
Pleasant Ellington his property The charge turne;
ont to be nnounded, and Freeman brought suit agains
Ellington Tor damages. After the examination Of Oh,
witness, the parties settled the by agreement tina
verdict and judgment should DO rendered ia favor OF t
plaintiff, Freeman, for ~ 600 ard rns,a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

In an article ths miouarsu ~ Iu,. Il 4, stated ~ .,
the eee pts for rents &C. Of property John
lon sal 70 have reaehei t15 90 year rent. OF
" Lusa' esq exceeded tS 1000 and thoss Of Joshua m
1870 me sun h named Represent, pose, en:ir
yearly revenue Of Col OPaion he other only The
rom real property DOL BrAnt TO- besides rich In Honty NJ
Lue landed e'ise-a porion Of slNpcns bought hi. father
hardly ~ yeat' ago for ten twenty dollars ac,e Wort,
nov probably thirty IT, hundred thouand dollars rapidly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

DREADFUL AcciDEST.-The down train on the Danvile
Railroad, which arrived here yesterday evening" brought
the cad news OF an explosion Of fire damp"
Heath coal pitt. in Chesterfield, by which twenty three
iDen aud iour mules killed. Tue explosion was .up-
posed to have been caused by ignition from lamp placed
III close contact with the fire damp Twelve OF The
number killed were heads of families, who doubt will
tin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

An Ohio editor having been wanting in
70 e clergy account OF structures the
following anecdote: 'Nr''''' Wv
"a minister riding through sect on OF the State
-ouih custom rb.oe pay
Tue clergy who s.ai with them The minister question
tlperNhout grace drank vine, retired prAye
aud ate his breakfast without grace and va, abou,
taxing his departure when mine hos.' hi, bill
All sir said he III Clergyman That may be- Te,pon
ded Bonifsce, but her, like sinner ,Iep
shall pay like \ alnnsr' "'' ~ Nv
Tn oral Of the story will al oncs ,uvre,, i,,er
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

IHE HESItuS-No man ssnem 20, va, shout proyo.a
Won would urA sIih in5viy the hu nble NJ spells IL
TuErlV r which no &C ompi1mens dress atom.
SHOW me the man who desires make happy n,
him and whose grets.t ioletuie 10 1, cause
offence 70 any one, and how gentleman paut. an,
0praee-though he may never have suit Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

The CouScIL.-The Council met last evening FOR the
purpose OF taking up and considering report of the
comi sioners OF streets generally the petto of sun
dry property holders Broad street. for the removal OF
the railroad from that place. and interrogation OF the
cars at some point without the corporate limits Their.
being no quorum, they had to adjourn without entering
upon bu,inesa. y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

"a Col Benton has formal announced in his organ a,
81 Louis that he s candidate for reelection 70
from the St. Louis district, and that he IL also candidate
Tor the United States Senate, at the election to be ,de
by tho Legislature next Wuter. Il will thus be seen n
Old Bullion goes in for all tho chances. He I. e,
denuy something OF brick and not to be driven from
the track by the denuncistiopS OF world Of snon.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16
The Central RAILROAD asain-more running on.

Mesrs Editor, BY your indulgence I was nermit
tod Sauna 70, diva .,o ., ali r. 80, =. ~ -,,,
So ~ " " VI '"o Puo"e
TO the almost numoeess accidents in the way Of running
off which have recently occurred on the entta Railroad
A w,;,o, - ,o,,- ,.,.. -. ~ -, :, =
49, N'' ~ soo' i'e"'no"u'
Undertook, lew days after my communication appeared
to apologize for these various mshaps and TO defend
p,ssd.n, D,..,o,. ,,a o,h.. IA -, =, -. ,
sns
the OF delinquency IN the performance OF their re.
speeuve duties Had he stopped here, notice OF his
communication would have been necessary on my
p r. ~, -. -. -, -
" " "a" '"SNsu' P'oPef W aa'e' Jul oi 'ue Fecoru, oy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
. AZ NoHR1S' Booe.fore, VI Ndn stree, My rs.
s0s,scf' IL o'clock. o'clock,
% 50
al hdND0LPlrS Bookstore. l2l Main s.rset, MY 10.
10 O'clock o'clock,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

TT The General Conference OF the Methodist Epis,o-
pal Church, South, now sitting Columbus, Ga, have
thorised Dr. VIM A. Smith to have an interview with a
L. L. Davis, Of the Baltimore Bar and settle the claim h,
has against the Conference for professional services and
"do bin lull Justice, az the facts may detnrrninn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

WELL PosTEo.-fne mauup DEM, tirty eight ven r,
OLD, who boasts that he took Wspaper says
SAINTS Anna, " no persists in his struggle with Russia
will be sure 70 lose all the territory OF Bosphorus aid
DO excluded from the navigation Of the Auiszon sea-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16
Tobacco sales.


O. w. ATKINSON Joseph NJ. Baker, Of Louisa 81
hha; =, today at s.e 70 losing prices;
~ ~ i%7s i.to, 1879 si0,l $40, 100, 5lS'
kiehmOnd day H. 1874.
tB- We invite attention the sale, this afternoon.
upon the premises, oil Cottage Residence, and u mum
Der Of highly beautiful Building Lots, Oh MARSHALL ST.,
near the residence Of Mr.. John n. Butts This property
Is among the most desirable in that section being
nenied with beautiful shade aud fruit trees sbrubbey
&c. TAYLOR WILLIAMS A'c,-
sD AUCTION NOrIoErAfueultra ATTENTION $ c,ae.S. a.
my sal. store yxtsr' aud sh;d this
nJI0 rios. W. KEEsEE, Auct.
tiSiRY BRDs.-The subiefIber la, nne 10, Of CANARY
he anxious to di'pI's Of before Saturday be
myl6-its Broad street 1ss, between sin - : H.
| SsELLiNG orr AT UHEIiLi NnDU CssO T...D..5---II
y consequence Of the dsHh Of Of the partner,
Il sS, 90 L.daee our toss U =. low a, poo We &
fore, from MS date STsr ls'ss up.9, q Esay
tuuly ali Of good clothing their purchases
myiS No iUa Main ,tfs.,.
! NTAJUGBLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON PRINKLiS sTKEET
M, mos, yasisis g,ys,. ,s.d;@oI ss.tla and
h SI % rS ann az asTs
dsr.bs private rI,ne tha'sry shSorhood
%SiS S3' '''ooo'1''0o 20 S'" SoDDfS GPE2ssos
| 6tOIO u ND AND DECoRATKD CHM TEA sh.e.-
w We recently patterns Of Gold
China Tea sets, which invite the
those IN want. -
| = A DBIJ5. RiUHAHDsON's NO. . WH.sk s.Y-Ja.I Ie
/ eDND oeyed per steamer, and Tor sAieby
| n N DDIS PRIME ~ D. MOLAssk5s-Just received AID
nsis WADE W. wooLDRrDoE
a N CASKS DARK AND PALE sHHuRY wINR-yis,
| H " received per sehr. Hanover, for sale by
| 16e wAOE W. wooLDRIDog
=, n. ,SS'd wtaiss spa p e. S;S on
| mails No. ~ Eagte square
6JnEaP 4 ,wN.i CHEAP LAwNsii-ysry pretty pfn'.
| ~ cd Hawns At " cents,
| black and White Lawns, very cheap, 12H cts.
| wARRRN PERKINS,
| mate No. iti tag e. 'qnA 9.
80 RS sss,. s S..so sssHs e. SI'SfS no o''
my,6 Jas WIN5ION
AUOHE Llnk-Rsesiyng to-day, 2TS bbs Yrgnia Jiy.
nyis WINSTON powers
Il 6ALD LONDON DOCK, nKNNtssRE BftANDYi otard Du.
Il " puy Dol cid J,m,Ies Rum; Holland oin rs
wh,fsy Madsra Sherry and (yse BroJ Port Sicily aud
ohampigns Wine, London Porter. Scotch As ogs
| and for sale By .......
pyie =. WINSTON POWERS
/ SsHOwEH baths, &c.-we have 10 store doe as
- sonmsnt Of Bathpg Apparatus Show shower Hip
sits, sponge and ohiIsfsn's baths, for sale By -.
nyit Corner Msin aud i2th streets,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

appreciated 10 vtssinls vail ktsy ~ sass ,hs ads and
travel ON our toAds have aeoumusisd % slrprangly-
rhe virginia Central road u believed to DO among tho
not the hrst that adopted the heavy rail- aud the
whole road - before stated would have been laid with Il
before this time u the funds could have been obtained
out they could not Aud tho President and Directors
20 be blamed for thisf Certainly What now there
lore Is TO be done! but to raise the funds quick
as possible and apply the only possible corrective tho
evil complained OF by replacing the whole remaining part
OF the road where the strap rail exists with heavy
rail- This the President aud directors determined to
anu a. tho Same uno TO require and enforce increased
diligence to keep the strap rail part Of the road In the
possible repair To prevent accidents much possible
The accidents which have heretofore h,ppened have been
uniformly, or may be said Is believed without excep-
tion on the strap rail part Of the road and slight
run OH accidents resulting in serious injury any
passenger, or only short dsienons This evidently
of great and caution the part Of the
ductors OF the traius always low speed where
they had not full confidence the rvad and
ture on high speed NJ the risk Of human life, serious
Injury to the Passengers, where they bad such conf
deuce, 81 that Whenever Of these run OFF, accidents
have happened, the locomotive aud have only run
small distance aud then stopped That the and
on referred TO were observed by the conductors fully
manifest by tho very singular uniformity harn
sa accidents which cannot be accounted Tor In other
and Tor which tho conductors deserve great credit aud
IL Is hoped they will continue TO deserve It. until the roal
can be placed In such condition require dscrm-
naton tetween the saie and unsafe good aud bad
parts Of it. Aud that this will DC done speedily
man power aud energy effect IT, the known character
OF the President tor his unsurpassed ZEAL assdu
Ky, ability, fidelity 10 duty, aud Whole souled devotion
the Interests OF the road which he has always exhibited
The elevated character Of the Engineer for talent aud
aoty IN his board Of directors embody
business qualifications be found In any other
ooard-give the most abundant assurance. JUSTICE.
s. Other Riehmond papers friendly to the Central
Railroad, will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16
RToRNoNp X1RFEr. M.v,,

/ .,
BACoN-Sev Mountain cured hog round a 10 ala,
sm';haed' i.sao Baltimore Sides i-as 4; should.
er "a l.s; Joles Ia i.q; ceuts
BUTIER-Goshcn, 10 qs cents stock of Mountain
arge and dull, at 10 10 cents.
C0fFEE.we quote Rio IL . IL; Lasuyr. iiia.
IL; Java Is l2 IL l.s Mocha IL i.s a is i.s eta
| CORN MEAL-S0aYO cents.
FlSH.-No. Mackerel, 8 q O l.a. thu i.ttsr
for Boston inspections Halih. Gu, uerrinss New, Q
Gross l9aS I. g. to quality. No. Msckers 6se ~
FLOUR-s LAS l2. Stock small and holdon arm.
| GUAN0-Sb0 l.2 cash. g- ~ lE'FT :
| GRAlNS-Beans, white, 81 per bushel Va ~
Corn 7Sa7o cents per bushel
Oats, 40a42 2 cts per busheL
| Peas blaekeye, 81 l-2 cts per bushe.
Kye, 90 cts per bushel--wanted.
| WhEAr-The mills have stopped grinding for The a.
son, and but little offering. :.
mHi-Northern selling at u on the wharf, In de-
IRoN-Pis SIS 40 per ton. ..osD, \, .u.,, ,,.
ewedss faoo Trcdegar and Eng lish refined 5000 Com
mon English 7oa 10; up country bar 70a76.
tnSDpl 6Sls H. kegs II a IL l,e cents.
LuhBER-Planl, inch s2s; 1 l.q do s9s IA ia
Ssoa2s f2; do ls l!2alS; 80 do 1000 W.stber
Doarang Sls l,2alS, according to quality. scan,lns
sis ig. North Carolina Flooring, dressed sas.so. vir
tonwood, 9oasooo. So Poplar eoaa6oO susouebsnns.
inch lealSoO White Pine. No. 1, IS a 40 White
r, s NO 2sssaoo Joi.. Timber i4oo. Lathe. worth
LEO per H. Tor rven; LIS for sawed. Sbinglce fair
good demand. VIZ
LleyoRs.,whiskey, Richmond, R.c,laed. IS cents,
cash-demand good Tuscaloosa, 6oasu cents Cincinnati
rectd, much wanted, 80; Old Family Rye a. Rich
ardsons Old Family, s6 Richardson's No. rs; Bumrard
ners Old Rye, So; onondaga Family, TO- Onondaga No.
!, 40 Mountain, 60asS; Brandy, common Imitation.
Ssaioc:; common 4th proof 46aGOc., cssh Ounrd Du.
puys sS S4a6 Iiennessy, So s.4a5; Pinet l. Co. 1884
IS sa Apps tS.,eS Gin American sommOu s7asoc
LIVE STOCK-tJ Sho,L's pa"
scale weight S3.9bas4.25 gross; Extra quality coms
mands - 80; market well supplied. Hogs $3.50; dc.
uiand moderate. S'eo' Nv
., MoLAssEs-Now Orleans, % csc; Cuba 20 l.2.
PLASrER-Lump Sig. Ground 90.
SALT-From wharf ls3al 30; from, store lao.so
SUGARS-N. Orleans 4 a s / cents. Porto R,,o
9 "a cents. r| Ao 1A''"
r,, RICHMOND MARKETS, Nav 10.
saks continue null the u.,s., A., -,,...
snse IN prices We quote lur AT az - A.
NJ 10 6k TO - ooi Eood ones
nnc ing 10 % 40 " SN'uh W sooo's TO ilS'
and red 80. r-0's soou wheat hSlSo,
foah-So Transactions OF since the .rrv., n.
10 effect sales. 1'' w lower rates
HESTER WHITE. CON- Merchants,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

EB Nr. Fillmore reached Baltimore on Sunday morn
ing lie begged to decline the Inequalities of the city
but the enthusiasm Of the citizens made every
Tor manestng towards lin their rcspec, aud COT dence
His reason for desiring decline the public honors tb
we're rendered him is given in the accompanying extra
from his letter to the Committee
ay reason for this hope, will be dolly appreciated by
the citizens OF Baltimore Ny journey was undertaken
with the sole view Of visiting that portion Of nv natiy.
country which had long desired to see but which cir.
cumsiance', beyond my CONTROL had hitherto
Ny route has been long and iatguirg one. The gen
erous inequalities which have been so proiusey lsvsheo
upon me, have added greatly its interest aud delights
without lessening its labOrs
TO refuse these civiles, when offered by friend,
whonl bad never seen, appeared uugraci,us, and l.
therefore, yielded to what seemed be kind Of morn.
notwithstanding however, that reached
point where had visited before that would ask per
fni'sion TO decline all further public display This will
hands" '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

tSon Thursday las. vote was taken in wb.elinv
whether the city should subscribe $3.50 900 to the Hem
Held Railroad and cArried-AHea saa nnn. az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

lNoUKsr-Coroner Wicker held an inquest, on yester-
uay over the body OF Jonathan H. Broadway, sailor on
board the steamship City of Richmond who broke HI.
neck by fall through the hatchwsy. He was native
OF Salem, n j. aud had just Joined the ship before her
departure from Philadelphia Wednesday last. lie
rendered verdict OF accidental death
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

cS- We learn that Mrs. Cecilia Young proposes
giving series of Concerts in Richmond during tie pre-
sent week. The Baltimore AMI Washington papers spe,-
OF her performances in those cities the highest
appreciation Believing she deserves it, We therefore
speak for her the liberal encouragement Of our
The following datterng notice Of her Concer, in Washing
ton we take from .hc National In;eigencer:
MRS YorSGs CoScERr.-Notw' thstanding the interest,
ing proceedn gs at the Capitol Thursday evening
which bound TO the spot large number Of Members Of
Congress and citizens generally, twas gratifying TO be-
hold the numerous and respectable assembly gathered TO
greet Mrs Young OF her first appearance here before
metropolitan audience, at Carus's Saloon. The feeling
towards this sweet aud gentle candidate for the hipI,
no ora Of her arduou- and trying profession was
~ very KIND, even before her personal pesentmcn and
are sure there the of dsapp niment p
bosom when she made her Introductory cnprtesv H.,
figure very engaging; her face rrpiee with ndicaons
OF nature rich with moral and intellectual endoumen,
just Taste, and womanly tenderness and her voice soo
displayed itself as being remarkably clear sweet ana
well d,fned.
She Soprano her best notes lying In the middle and
higher regions of that properly fem division of III,
scale. We much like her occasional introduction OF som,
OF the masterpieces of the sacred muse no department
OF music is richly stored with elements of genu
inc pleasure aud delight than to be fond 10 the i'm
mortal bequest oil Handel, Haydn, Mozart, &c.
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80 AsIADAi
NEW ASD I>TkRESTING BOOK
SCENES And CHARAcrtRs FROM LIFE IN Vipots,,


ALONE,"
S We author o, Robert ReamsIs Letters Marrying from Pru.
A. MORRIS, Publisher
"y. h,v. ,r,,, NOTICES n OF THE PRESS:
ot hh Iii n nry ~ the fitted -pthore', tire hrs part
the m 5, .eept thn, he op SsmSs, TIA. win oonvlnre
we have been f,voured with some q, m, ,,,,v $780,,
AlOne delighted wi their pm,n % o.
aInent place seng til fr wrs., OF pon We predict pro-
u A.One"-Godcys Lidy's Bo,k. " ~ "u'ho'ss
INN s &c soo Spa 1oa strong end
pew works Of fiction bear 30 n,.,r,,,
his which gifted authorizes Of ou- civ bs, MA
rw productions same class, a, tn. pre.n, day. ar. Wilt
The name IL sSaa nee deon or charm, q naav
o1 The ~GIf X, &. paa.n,
sstnsa Gseaus W. SaTe found
",nd inquirer y 0I Nay. " &C. "''-1'''''
Rlh b projection OF the pen o. Ein.d young lady Of
ssS b v o. INC pres, such e.aninan as y. have
AZ leisure Il be. cons,md nnr h,h 70 read moro
wos , yo. inc decided gsalu. and 10 the
social nd dome.,Ic se,ion, ynos Oh he Ss and pures
"V w. ----------------
Who hs, passed three four years Cuba wish.
,rsna se proposes give 10 he usual EssI,S
apply j. iio.me E,q Editor Of sis bc,
roit DAILY Enquirer. Detroit, Michigan. myib-ciaS9ms
EDLAID Silks -S--->-----
Lawn, and Prn,ed Jssoss,.s ~ ~ qua "a, i,,e,
lion and Plain berass at less than the cost Of mpora'
Plain and Printed ohsille,, all eolors
nyslin Collars snd Under Sleeves
odItsse DO Ani do do
5 STo7 ,,,,, o.lels u.s. .A ~. .o
may be seen At ssIns,t ,,ss. Hbsrs ne m,ds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

~ efop ~ NJ spsI.ws published ,one a,
tos 40 s, S - shish he expressed bis d,sriss.
Aasier Ape 10 as spunky "od Builon for he h.,
n unctd ediet, That he not on ana sn-S 1on5
we ~ or send from the Post once any on the bi, q,
W ssns on ne Sst OF Msour uhh have engraved on Al.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

nate ~ hsoTos CfIIThe Assessment OF city pro
peIV " nshngton, exclusive Of ground stocks AMI
eapita amountt 70 tos7o5 This an Inerss,s AZ
nnons over the assetment Of 1872 The soysrn
exempt from iaIatlon. The New, ,sy, ths a.,
soant - ~ stoen aud banking capital will prsbabI,
W more showing average advance oysr ~,
nt o. eSg Of nearly hundred per cent ms
~ s ars sstrd ~ t22 the furpi .urs al Al s,l 90
GlO. SO ' - " ''e'suoesrlssss A. ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

sLASrER-Lump l.2. Ground &c.
SALI-from wharf ls3al9O; from, store leoase
sUGARS-N. Orleans 4 a / 2 cents Porto Rioo