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EU~ Dh. q. ID. BItAINEIfD would inform he public
that he Is waiting for the Committee Corres ond-nce
mond and consulted Exchange Hotel un
I'll Monday, May LIST, 1854, A.. NJ, and 10
r. NJ Ny stay will be short therefore let all who wish
aPPy at once Correspondents by addressing
the small large also whether eye stands ou
promptly Is sunken-can for dollars obtain advce OF
for ten dollars which
deducted. The poor favorably considered.
d. BRAERD restored perfect
partial and total blindness Of from years
by from 10 seconds to minutes application by scientific
OF his own discovery, without cutting pain wash.
Dr. b. has Also cured of inflammation OF ag
gravated grades pain FROM and intolerance light
pess or loss OF sight from and
have mained permanent TO the present
For abundant evidence Of the
had to statements Of treated published the city
papers Many OF those his
NJ Of each day a. which hours Dr. D. will perform
g. See notice above, days do no,
Dr. Branerd within the time stated will
faQI--
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By Johnson d. Pugh Commission Merchants.
HID hne manufacturing for Walker Mr.
VIM Greanrr, at AJAX. "
hhds for Winston, Lousa-l hid TO Messrs Ua,
grove, at siiA hid at 9k, l at 2H, at ssH.
hid leaf ior GRANVILLE bullock, OF Louisa, a
lhd leaf for Francisco, OF Louisa, at ssLi.
hid Tugs for Andersen, Jr. Of Louisa, at 2SI.
hhd Tugs for George Gardener SH
/ SGH. 's' - wv
HID leaf for James Kean, OF Louisa, at spX
hid leaf for VIM Cole, q Lunenburg, at as
hhds leaf for James NJ West, o Louisa, attTK
4hhds for Ferdinand Jones, OF oange-I leaf at ss shbd,
Tugs at So 65< and &C. " va . ""u'
6hhd for Mrssrs Hunter oise, of Louisa-8 hid, leaf
at ~ and At %; Shhds iuSs at on at OK and
2 hhds for DIR Perklus-lugs, at o and stX
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citadels of Northern Democracy. This taes we'll
with the opinions Democrats have sought to inculcatc
at the South that we can SO safely look to the Demo-
cracy Of the North for the support Of the rights of
the South. On this test, according to the Enquiries
own reasoning, they have shown themselves wanting
in the hour Of need
We leave such Democratic journals as tho Rich
mond Enquirer and tho Washington Sentinel to
settle the disputed question among themselves, wheth-
er the downfall of their party in the late elections is
to be attributed to Democratic opposition to the Ne
braska Bill, or to Democratic opposition to the Adj
ministration. The result is about humilating to
them in one event as in the other and they may take
their choice We shall patiently await their decision.
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az MOTHERS BHkAsT CLOTiis-These Cloth. are now
acknowledged to give the perfect speedy pain
the breasts of nursing mother arising cold any other
cause and to afford the only complete eeon agans
distressing aeton, GArHERKp BRRlsr
day. They be without to the
mother, and procured and during period nursing
whenever dsageeable symptom OF hardness inflammation
from any cause exhibits sol they
and In every instance the Rng
sands who suffer ds during period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths aeeompan, them.
~ remittance OF $780, accompanied by 10
postage stamps will the prompt By mall Of
pair Of theEe Cloths any part Of the United States
They are TO: sale excusivny by
ADIE &c GRAY, Wholesale nd Retail Arents
NIP l4I Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-11

LYSG is Ben THE HAD TIiGn-Tt is often a cues
ton among people who acquainted with the anatomy
and physiology OF man, whether lying with the head exalted
or even with the body, most wholesome. Most con
suliing their this point argue in favor Of that
which they prefer. Now although many delight in bolste
ring up their heads night, aud sleep soundly without
injury, yet declare IL to be dangerous habit The
vessels through which the blood pase5 from the hear. "a
the head, always cssened IN their cavities when tho
head ia resting in bed higher than the BODY thereto 70 in
all diseases attended with fever the head should be pretty
nearly level with tho body the people ought to
tom themselves 70 sleep thus TO avoid dnnger-Acdeal
Jopqdi.
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In ls4s the sales of poultry in the Quinsey market,
Boston, reached 6e4 IeS, and for the whole city over
100000. Over 100000 worth of eggs were sold 10
that city the same 7S6 at the Qunsey market
alone The city Of New York cIpends annually over
100000 for eggs Between 5000 900 and 600 900
OF eggs yearly imported from Ireland into England
That country imports in addition the home production
which Is immense at least l5oo00oOo Of eggs annually
In Paris alone the yearly consumption reaches full I0O
100000 Surprising fowl to produce 20 eggs annually
which is perhaps fair average the reader may Imagine
the immense stock OF poultry that be kept ia France
Any one who has travelled in that country is aware that
they are reared in vast numbers they being the most prof.
table stock on the many small farms owned or tenanted
by the French pcasantry.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLr RAILROAD.

TO The Editors Of The Wig:
DEAR SiRs:-Your correspondent an. seems some.
what question my sincerity when urge Mr. Giford's
want of citizenship as being objection him for the
Office OF President of the Danvie Road If an. " will
read my card again. he will find that no objection to Mr.
G. has been made although the wish has been expressed
that If the Stockholders find any within the limits
OF the State equally well qualified they should confer
the office on such party in preference TO n foreigner
IN. is also mistaken in supposng that designed TO
question the proprety Of the action Of tho Stockholders
regard Mr. G.s services. merely stated that though
Mr. g., according to N, might have forgotten himself
that the Company had given very good evidence that hey
remembered him.
April 10th, 1854.
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From an interesting article on Iceberg, in the Atlantic

From m interesting article on Iceberss In the Atlantic
-encoun,ered nov h, .mo., evsrr xes.sI min, 49,.
A.. 49,. - - .p.n-
'"s A''Anue'-"o quote i'0u' 'ne fohAue'Pnis Led
GER
EVERY ship from Europe brings accounts Of an
quantity icebergs In the Atlantic II Is probable that
tho North westerly Winds which have prevailed In this
latitude TO such an extaordnary degree this winter have
ragged aso In the Artc circles have set tho loo fields In
motion earlier than common aud have filed tho Atlantic
with drifting bergsand pack.
"The origin OF tnese ice mountains was long subject
BY some persons the berg was thought
to bo the result Of months of freezing In the open sea By
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Oil Jack Fros;s visit 10 Georgia, eight days since Is
generally announced. The Athens O., Waterman saws
that said visit has done immense damage TO u, and
" vegetables 50 the Cissyle Standard Of the 8Oh
ut The Griffin Union slys there ice well ~ frost
up there and that the Wheat pro ably damaged
Ditto, nc We7 Point, says the Bsau1n ice and frost
and the bhshting Of potatoes, &s.-0eorgia CiGscn,
AprH4.
Wn tho last four days there have been received ut
Columbus by the river from points far down IN part
Enaua about 100 bats. Of cotton 10 be forward
Savannah by failway.--B.
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ACCIDENT on THE Central RGrLRoAD-We learn that n
serious accident occurred Sunday the 3D. on the Cen
Hal RAILROAD While the passenger train from Savannah
was passing curve three negroes were discovered ss
on the track, but not in time prevent tho accident
Ibe engine passed over aud msnged him in such
manner that no hopes arc entertained OF lis recovery
while the other had his head Instantly seysrsd rom NJ
body The third was Knocked OF the tack by The COW
citSber and made his e'chpe.-e'O. Ei.9r1Di, "a.
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PRoTEsrASrs IN SAN-The King Of Siam h ~ been pra.
ciousy pleased purchase for the Pro,esants residing
At his capital spacious aud convenient place Of burial
the want OF which has long here fe asa great ncon.
vononce me parties on whom This obligation has been
conferred acknowledge his Miesys Kindness In suitable
terms This act Of his Sameso Majesty accord, with the
whole OF his past conduct since he ascended the throne
making MIN wise and benevolent prince anxious TO
promote the welfare Of all who reside under his n,o,.,
Ion whether subjects or foreigners.-Siagapors Free
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SHOOTING AND HUNTING IN FLoRIpA.-A gentleman in
New York has received letter from hi, friend dated ST.
Augustine Florida March 90, which tells marvellous s:-
ries Of slaughter among deer turkeys parrdges wild
cats, aud other game The Commercial Advertiser has
the following account OF it:
Passing the st johns river from Patka to Enter
PRISE lie joined two hunters Jaw sevnr, hundreds Of ALI.
gators. and jointly they kle least fifty of them some
OF them twelve feet long,. At Enterprise our modern
Nmrod picked up another acquaintance whose house in
the woods was further south than that OF any settler
East Florida, man who in the Florida war, and had
shot more Indians bears wolves wild cats and agators
than any in the State The writer went to his new
friends place, found he had FIVE hundred head Of ca
an abundance OF venison poultry wild turkeys ducks
pir,ridges aud other game with fresh butter milk hon
ey sweet potatoes, peas lettuce, tomatoc &C. not bad
catalogue weeks hunting Of the twain produced TWEEN.
deer thirty turkeys one wild cat, two rauesnakes,
live feet and half long ANY quantity OF ducks aud pat
trdgeS, with three hundred pounds OF trout Before
such record of sport old friend Woughbys !aures
ade and even the African Cumming. may tremoe for his
reputation"
SUPERIOR CouRr OF NORFOLK Co-Judge Baker presi.
dnS-On "Wednesday, the Court occupied in the case
OF Applewhe, OF the robbers of the Californian who
was found guilty. and sentenced to years and six months
confinement in the penitentiary.- Norfolk Beacon,
AprR7.
FuGIrIvEs.-The Sandwich, (Mass.) Advocate saws I:
Two slaves were found secreted OH board a schooner
which recently arrived at Wareham from Norfolk both of
whom succeeded in making their escape. II is supposed
that the steward of the vessel assisted them getting
clear"
We would suggest the proprety of the city authorities
or persons interested in slave property appointing vigil
men whose duty it shall be strict search to be
made on board OF every vessel eavng this port and tina
register be kept of the arrival and departure of
kind OF craft that into waters IL faithful men
are appointed and good salaries allowed venture the
assertion that there will be fewer escapes-B.
Cars OvERBoARD-As the Norfolk City Ferry Boat was
crossing from her dock in Portsmouth the city dock
with two freight cars laden with lumber when in fifty
yards of her Dock in stopping the engine suddenly the
cars got start forward and the chucks being sucien,
to check them, they went overboard.-B.
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Delay mott harbor not mind that sentence Of fools phi
oophy that disease will well OF ITSELF that
It with certain medicines dollars you
per with your general welfare.
We wild and vicious youths Why will dosing
the y ndudtin0 compounds daily preferred thereby impair
Ing appetite and Digestion and destroying mentally
we'll physically when with opi,a
SAINT medieinesf
Ye rAkcs OF every and condition. why viii
pine and drag miserable existence untitled eJoy
nien and ordinary purss Of fef You who
noyed wish be health and vgor
pleasant and enestua should consult DR. MORRIS
chronic diseases
physician OF his day Many who have years
with disease resulting from
restored to health and under his really scientific
Should interview be Objectionable your disease
In wrng-encose ave dvlars-address DR.. W. NJ HoRRIs
through the Post ONCE Nashville Tenn, package med
eine securely up, will lie sent privately and dispatch
full directions Herewith, and no questions deted.
Persons living distance and afflicted with scrofus Old
letter, Cancers Piles Pistua In Ano Gravel Structures
Gets disease whatever Of malignant
character be cured at home by consulting DR. NORRIS by
letter, paid enclosing Fec. Medicines pleasant
safe, per any part the United States
Particular attention given to the female
Ladies' who be acted with 1rvguares Flour Abus
Whites Utera Falling Womb do vel
lay aside all false deieaey rompty consult the
Cures tcdrrdHtedl
E ONCE Cedar street near the Po,t
Once. Room. No. ID, siairIm oo22-d1y
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CoLD WEATHER-Wc will not say that the fruit is al
killed. but such has been the weather. that il will be mat
ter OF surprise any considerable quantity remains On
Sunday morning last the mercury stood 49, at sunrise
On Monday morning at %; and on Tnes1ay morning a,
20. Since then the temperature has moderated and we
have usual Spring weather.-N o. Waterman 1pyil
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
WON pUANnS

WORCESTER,S PIANOS.
VuyHH New York Commercial Advertiser Of March
1884, article referring the superiority Of Isricdn
SssI 1it SSsss NJ S',' e Sor's de-
By @ G rss .sS
have heard their tones elected BY the touch Of stfa Performers
By II eSanes q rm T n n1i
v. Ssss. 2ai panc s
n highly sr:dt.els TO our piano
riority" '"''' '1''
AND ANOTHER PROM THE NEW YORK COURIER AND EN-
"woRoEsTERs PIANO FOkTE5-Is an honorable and .1pe
and =: q time S.. aa.s.
4. NORRIS, OF Main Street,
. '''' '''"' " W 70 PIANOS
and would invite the attention Of PrO'Ors Amateurs
His assortment many and beautiful styles and By
pafeSss PiSG ToRrR RS on
sells hs@ !" ' prices AZ "n mbaI pc
e 70 g5vE SoTI9E EI . 9tin9 L,Hd War
o. land van summsrson services Mid hnsn 10
ss sSs Nnyy Of yS3s La ~ Wa No. s. Issued s.
ssrvc Captain ia The State Line Of vs na having
Land scrip upon Duplicates ofs.id variant
70 Ssn Zoe as w. 70 Rules and Regulations Of said
spiI-dlaESm JOHN p WYNN. for the heirs.
II BIKE. PRIME ana fd sslO by I6osr Pas Iis'd 70
Groeers and Commission Merchants,
spill i3ih street. near Cay.
NEW SPRING GOoDs.-Dy every arrival We are receiving
further npPss q new and eSoS retailing good, Tor %.
generally
sp1I TIIos. r. PRICE 4 90.
icon CH1OO cases. 40 and p brand Of superior quality,
- for sale By
Apt1 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
ENHgsH ACHt5 A0AiN-s6ess tre,h psaehys
N esiyed and for sale By JOCKErr 4 PAHKEY,
urocors and Commission Merchanp
api1 is,h street near Cay.
NNHRsH TO dATOR-Just received 10 cases fresh
~ toes, and for sale by BOCKETr PANREY,
Grocers and Commission Merchants
spif 18th street near Osiy
AHOUHNfyG GOOns,-Bombarnes, Apaeas, Canton Cloths,
I'VE Back Grape Mousia Chaies BsTegss Plain Plaid
Grenadines Second Mourning BeTegrs Tissues stu.
ped and Checked 5ilks, Gnghams aud Prints.
super English Veil Grape Sleeves Collars and OheiEess DIX
Bordered 8. o. Handkerehefs, &C., for sale By
o. HARTwELB CO.,
ap1t ii5 Broad street
U1HINTEO LINEN CAsiBRiC5.-Pdnlsd Linen CambrIes,
N fof sale By o. HARTWRLL co,
apll ii6 Broad street.
Os a - RBwARD-STRAY MULB.-I will give the fore.
I'D - going for the delivery Atardens stable ola
Ugh brOtrH MARE MULE with teife mouth, which
g stolen the lot .don Hooker 0gbornes oarisgs
manufacturing Estabshment since This mule
PROBABLY neEbborhood OF Richmond she
not been stolen.
apin-dAclW NORB0RNE T. HARpT9
Eoqlter and Dispatch vi sspy sbOvs, send bin ~
cas- 70 this once,
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RIOHN0ND NARRE7;S Arn1

ToulooThe market 10 without repoyt
good, go tlt; nne IL to tiTx. - va
WukAr-Prme white las to tl.60, 40 To l. a.
HESTER WHITE, Commis.ion Merchants
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LARGE PAIGE FOR ToBAoco.-At Martins Warehouse
we're sold yesterday morning. by Jno. Clork ESQ., two
Welelrn the tohicco of the crop of NJ G,ryin.-
Lynehburg EJpreSJ
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Bro RgWARD Henry W. Reynolds and D. r. Kline,
OF the k4nawha S,ine', advertising runaway negro man
named Abb IN the Kanawla Republican, offer q reward
o. oVO Tor MS apprehension 50 that they get him again
h' we believe, u the largest Reward have evor cen
offered Tor any one negro ABB is \ mulatto feet &
or inches high, and 38 years odLs5ibnyg Chronicle
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The railway system Of extends miles
OF which sol are double tracked; the cost SOL 7Ss OoO
the gross earnings last year, OOO the expenses
$4,000 1885, net equal to 81 per cent of the cost
eight Of the roads not being in active operation.
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Robbery of Ne. YIN. uhu. NJ u,IIr,,

CB The Hardy Wing, since the death Of its late ab :,
editor, announces that the office is for SALE
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PETERSBURG MARKsTs-An,;,

PETERSBURG MARKETS-April. 8.
Wheat-We quote prime white sl.eO a .e6-Red
do at So LEO. Receipts quite small.
Four.-we quote Fine $726; Superine $50 Extra
Superane so; and Family $780, These retail prices
at which Il Is quite dull.
Toblcco.--Brisk and scarce. Lues common 81 80 10
Q. Good Lugs 9 to 8. Common Leaf IT'S to 8. Good
Leaf 12 25.
Corn.-Corn rs cents.
Cotton-Cotton at 9l-4. Holders demand l-2 cents.
N. o. MARKETS, April 4.
In New Orleans, Thursday, 1000 bales of Cotton
were disposed Of at a decline of quarter Of cent On
Friday the sales comprised 5000 bales the market closing
heavily. Mddlirg quoted at from LEA 50 4 cts.
per h. The sales during the week ending Frd,y
ming amounted to Al 900 bales. Rice was dull and
Prime was worth "a, so per 100 lbs.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, April 3.-Tobaceo.-
hhds Refused, old and new, were sold ut 3d. and on
saturday SO hhds Selections at Ice. and 1855 hhds.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET April, q

Flour is firm, with enquiry for export. No sales
reported-the receipts continue light Wheat Is scarce
and the market firm Sales of mixed from the cars at
l6e cts No prime white Offering. Corn Ia 6rm at 6s
40 cts. for white and mixed and 10 ~ cts Tor prime
yellow. Sales of Rye at 90 cts. Oats 46 AZ cts. Flax.
Sc 1875 cis White Beans 90 a 100 cts. Cloverseed
IS IS, with small sales. No change in other ar,clea
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Tobacco Plants.

We learn, from Abemarle, Nelson and Buckingham
that most of the Tobacco plants destroyed by the
frost of the Sd inst 1t is probable tina, the same
misfortune beel the plants in all the Piedmont coun'
ties
In February, the high waters in all the small strears
overlooked and destroyed large number of beds. The
frost now seriously inurug the remainder, renders i'm
possible to make carly large crop in conside
rable portion Of the State We have heard nothing from
tho Dan and Roanoke country-but lying moro to the
South to be hoped it has escaped the disasters tina
have befalen the region further North.
Since the opening vi ,he Central Railroad to Staun-
ton contemporaries ofthe press there gives atterng
account Of the increase OF travel They represent Sauuon
quite city in appearance, at least If not in numbers
The class hotels Of the place have got omnbuses,
and drivers with the o. their hotels emblszoned
their hats, crying for passengers the arrival Of
the cars, after the fashion of full grown city This is
something in the where the arrivals have
been announced by the driving up Of stage coach
or the ginging of hoster's bell So great change
is very we'll calculated sensation among the
natives Saunon ia fast town, and its energetic citizens
giving it all the airs of city before it is entitled to
that distinction. 1t will be fully initiated in city fe by
the time il years OF maturity continuation q
the entepng spirit that has characterized its cit
liens for years past will rank Staunton among the
| list Of the cities OF Virginia. Success TO them.
ha Har1v sin fha of ita late an
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
AT N0RRLSBookssore, Of Main sired, 4pra 10Th
soeIocK, IL o'clock, O'Clock,
u
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NATADB w. wOOLDHIDB, Grocer and Commits. o i SIet
w chInt, Offers for sale;
20 hhds Por,o Rico, Cuba and sugyr
- packages st1arrs Loif Crushed aud PuVerEd Sugar
100 b,s do A anil 10 do
20 hhis Tebol-d so asses
90 bbs N o MolasHes and syrup
- DO Richardson's No whIskey
81 do ruscaiocfa and Common do
90 paeEagrs uunpoTder, Imperial and Black Tea
100 boxes soap and Tallow Candles
100 do Sperm and Adamantlns do
bJl re m, Wrapping Paper
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarns and Seine TWno
800 stcks Salt
10 terces london Porter, quarts and pints
100 dozen Bed o rlS an P1puzh Lines
~ hhd' bacon, SIDES and shoulders
50 bills, kegs AID PAilsRauiiy Lard
ierce' Rice
pipe oiorra sup, oli reserved Madeira Wine
10 Gsylor's OJPM do
10 ar do s VI Cetts STA do
10 do burgundy aud Pure juice Port do
. do PLs and DARK Sherry do
10 boxes Caret do
10 bbls Sweet Malaga do
80 baskets Heidsiek Champagne, quarts and pints
% do my own imp riaton, other brands, do
10 baskets very superior Sweet OIL
pipes Noiets Imperial Eagle Gin
DO Imperial do, GOOD article
plneteon very superior old ia. Rum
40 80 Croir do, key brand
h,lf pipes Eenngisee. Snd o. Dupuy Go Brandy
do do Imitston do do
10 bbis Apple and Jack do do
10 tons sEeCds and Country Iron
~ kegs Nails Cumb rland and other brands
~ har no, LazuayTa, Cape, and Oh Java Ctnse.
AlsPce Piper, Ginger, Ooppeas starh Ogs quail.
" Oeuing Tobacco Mustard, Mace Long Permaet
nl4 Bean, Salt Ptre, White oinser Wool
Broom PoE4er ssrdne All Of which has been
AZ the lowest prizes lots alt pur.
ehass a. io1sst price for cash. 70 cd and
inH-LiME 200 Hsre'' Lime, receiving from Ellsn
apu yDwIs WORKMAN co.
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JOHNSON d PUGH,


Commission Merchants, Richmond. ya
OHcs-fronf building, S2Ockos Wnrehovs.
hA IL give prompt attention t. he sale
w Pour Corn Ac and hope by strict attention 10 their bu
nes TO receive tHe patronage Of their friends public
THos TISsLEY JOHNSON Inspector n, ssabrool, Ware
house.
WIN PUGH, late of carEsyie Mectlenburg county, Va.
apii-1y '' "
EINOR LYNCHBUUG.-Boa Boat UNION :
6 Captain W H. anke,t I. now loading, ASs-Ste1sn,,ts
npi0-8: LEE CO. on the B.sn
rHNYPE5 "F MtNHIND; Or Ehnoogica Researches based
OF Races and their Natural Biographical Ph caI and
Biblical History Illustrated by selections
OF samuel George Morton, ~ D. ae President the Academy
OF Natural seenes 10 Phiadepha and by additional conrbu
Patterson, D. BY Mott, d, George Gliddon
One volume, 4to.
informed that they can now
procure their copies at the Bookstore OF
JAMES wooDHoUsE
Apll 49, Main street.
" . For VIEW YORK ola HORFOLR-i.1aye. 4Je,SN
tuesday Afternoon Mt 4 O'Clock, April IIih- E2x1M
freight received to day, Monday, ~ o'clock up
the hour Of o'clock, p. W., Tuesday the iIth
Passengers are requested be board before
parturs, O'Clock, y. 81.
Tieteis berths our once, or on board
Passengers for Norfolk will be charged the river
steamers.
apiO-2t LuDJAH 4 WATSON.
N B-rhe ROANOKE leaves every Saturday morning At
O'Clock. L. A. W.
HNOn DiBIINOHB AND PHILADELPHIA. n Ss-n
n The BELylDERg will receive freight to-day
at ~ O'clock, and the hour or o'clock p. NJ, k1r4A
Tues ay, nth Instant for above places.
sufficient number Of hbds. engaged Tor trip
apiO-2i LUDLlM = WATSON.
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The Drama
WANDERING DOYE.
DANcE.... Miss n. Partington.
JACK SHEPPARD.
HpICMMOND ArHENlEUM.-Dr Jous p HAM
007will Lecture the Athennum on TJJEsDLY
evening, the 9Th q April.
tuBJcCT-Progress-with he
Pices Of ddission25 cents single tieket2H cents each
additional ticket. ~ $500 S~''
Doors openat IN o'clock Nj Lecture to begin atspM