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61ORN sTARCH.-A FRESH SUPPLY JUST RE
VEL ." 'ns '3i's VII VILLA HAYWooD.
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AIRS GIG AIRS IA lot of the very best brands
lof imported Cigars, has Just been received
HAYWOOD & SCOTT
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~IGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO..THE
oTers of the WEED will be glad hear that the sub
scrber has received invoice of Superior Cur
and Inmp Chewing Tobacco, various brands and some
Smoking Tobacco as fragrant they find anywhere
.s P. F. PESCUD.
ct n 1e5s So
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q MOTHER sUFrLY or NEW AND FASH
= Bile 2 MUSIC STORE
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p. F. CUD,

EE EA1NI7S, O1EIS d VAIN ISIa.-Ihe cuOscIIDer
H receiving his Spring stock of PANTS, olIs and Van
NIsHrs and qualities, and in quantities.
mesurate with the greatly increased demand: He would
call especial attention his superior quality of Pure White
Lead 1nseed OIL Coach and Furniture Varnsh, and
specfully invite purchasers TO Examine his Stock and
prices before buying this the northern Markets. beev
ing he is able to give them superior inducements.
p. /. PESCUD.
1854. 3S-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

tB The Washington Union has been the st.upch on
fonent OF any alteration 10 Senator Douglass Nebraska
bill, repeating the Missouri Compromise so a. to perm,
the existence OF slavery in Nebraska while it remains
territory In article that subject the Goth inst
the Union said:
W may venture to suggest that it is we'll worthy OF
consideration whether faithful adherence to the creed
which has been so riumphany endorsed by the peope
doas not require all good democrats and reflect
maiurey upon any proposition which any member OF our
party can object Interpolation upon that creed
In word would be wise in all democrats TO consider
whether it would not be safest to "let well enough alone
To repeal the Missouri compromise might and accourdinr
TO our view would, clear the principle of congressional
non intervention of all embarrassment: but we doub,
whether the good thus promised important tina, i,
would be wise to seek through the agitation which nc
cessay stands in our path. Upon calm review Of the
whole ground we vet such reasons for disturbing
the compromise OF 1850 could induce to advocate
either OF the amen''ments proposed 10 Mr. Douglass
blkr
One OF those amendments referred to in the above
uact from the URion-that OF Mr.. Dixon Senator from
kentncky-provied in plain for the repeal of the
slavery restriction OF the Missouri Compromise over the
Nebraska Territory. This the Union opposed The
Washington Se"tnei of yesterday states that Senator
Douglass has reported substitute TO this bill with A
definite distinct and positive repeal of the ansayer,
restriction Of the Missouri Compromise over that territory
With what show of consistency the Unio. now az
Nocate Senator Douglass bls Will the Administration
endorse il in its new form
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25
RyCHUOND V1PEE7S -.

ToBACCO--Receipts and transactions very light The
market bare Of all descriptions Common and mdilnp
kinds arc much in demaud. and prices a shade higher
to- 9 old logs s. so to So common leaf soto go
middling as TO 90; good $40 to IL so; fine manu-
featuring 10 so to l5
Reds 1895.
HESTER WHITE Com Aferehau...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

Tnt NV TRrirr Win MEIIco.-The boundary ue
under the new treaty With Mexico it is said will be a.
follows:
Draw line on the map from point two miles north
OF III pao, IN south westerly direction to the ntersect.
ing point OF the nth degree of longitude and the ~
degree OF atitude-thencs wes' by north course to
point two miles above the Bay Of California and the new
boundary hnc will he exhibited proximae to the treaty
st'p"auon IL give. to the United States part Of the
State of Sonora This country i said to abound in min.
etal wealth. aud it's soil rich in agricultural resources
by the provisions OF the treaty resembling the clause OF
the treaty OF Guadalupe touching frontier protection from
the Indian tribes 1t will hereafter be the duty of each
government to defend it, ontier and drive the In.
dams to their strong holds in the interior.
Are'ona will probably, it stated be the name
10 he ne" Territory and future State; the being
derived from the rich mineral mines embraced within II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25
HESTER & WHITE, Com. Mereha....
w- MOTHEn,' BnAAsT CLoTHs-T

vi 10
mere to prevent Rising Breasts and give
relief to pain in the breasts OF nursing mother ari,Int from
cold or any other than any thing the world
day They may be without the 10 The mo-
Their and procured and during period of nur,nv
whenever d.greeabe symptom hadnes. or
FRO" any cause exhibits ITSELF to relief
and in every instance Rising Breast There thou
who suffer deaths during the period of nursing
for using these Cloths accompany them
iheS are 10. sale exclusively BY ADlE GRAY,
Main x,,.., pi...o,, yt-.,.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25
CENTnALRAIL ROAD sToCK AD

False statements Of the condition prospect, Central
Railroad Company having been extensively circulated for
time 10y ' enemies in PROPER that
should he done to the Injury thus ln,ony
ed on those who may he compelled to raise money by selling
stock.
This wicked conduc severely condemned u
that We eau do is to contradict the SANDER give the and
caution he Stockholders let the enemie, o, the
bring down the market value Of the Stock and thus succeed in
embarrassing the BILL before the Legislature for prosecuting
the work.
that the Of Western Stockholders la, been used on ~
Ea''n end OF the road that dividends been made
to Eastern soekoliers no. out Of profits out
from the State Trea'ury and false statement Of its accounts il
presented TO 'heW that the have exceeded the recent.
| In the Two years 'P"
ought to be SUFFICIENT FOR the exposure Of these caiun
this scheme, 70 invite fair examination Of The ~
irll statements 10 the TrcasuTers but..v will L. 90
tieed as much in detail the proper breyy OF mi.
iion will admit and the whole pronounced false and Wou,
any foundation in truth.
ls'. A. to the d-Hcii.
The so'; receipt, for the last two
The expense. Of administration for $50 are =, 'S'S''sc'
ig2now.-enoraens all the usual and proper
Train sSpenss,. consisting Of conductors.
sSsanss, wages u engine drivers, hire
q engines. care &C.. and for oil, wood
p. &C., ,...., ....,..,-.. Se,Oss So
s, is,is: am %, hand nn.i hte' 1920 -
treasurer and clerk, and per diem d
Mi,cellansou. expenses, consisting o, -" o.
Zee ssd 1 SS'" SSo 5tt.'i t Gsqt; n q.
,snEsr bill, eo',, Of suit il circuit and
Repairs Of road, consisting u purebass. 'r'' y"
p. .s,t az, ~ ohand. see "a
repairs u depots and water stations, Ian az
fOr the sane item. in lsa IoI ,ss =. hIo9H ~
"'''''' PAID u" those two year, a'osi CT ,asres 90
'tPS . Gs nrS y,i a.: G ao, ,0hs 90
doSn The Comp ny, insist ng to The AnSuni ~
Dent a. 80 of arpreo'lon on motive with no pr.cs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

Our teegraphc report, yesterday fell far helos the
mark in the advance OF wheat and flour abroad But
short of the fact the telegraph vas onr translator
compositor made still shorter, by substituting in one
case 's" for pence, and in another csats for ,LHa0s
That made difference.
The Niagara reports the greatest advance We have had
by any one arrival for twSlSc.month Flour had ad
Tanced as Cd sterling barrel wheat L. la Is "a PET
bushel, and corn L. 8. the quarter
The advance in wheat and flour il extraordinary, and
should put wheat here in the neighbourhoOd of SO
Though shall be- with what W. claimed in the
begiuning-$", ei,dr and imfsrci.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

ESfhe communication addressed to Tho Edl,o Of lie
wing "Arbed 'ieripats and eoS6d,HGS" has been re.
Need-sns m enclosure rsmiited to the person 10 vhom
addressed ~ "hom, be desired to say il vas crate
ron, aud ferlIngy appreciated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25
COAST SURVEY oYrror.

have the honor to report to the Department. That nom
computation Of the
Florida by Assistant Hlgard is9 the longitude of
at plae, shown to be so' 49, Oh 20m YES, Of
ureen~eh making Its position nautical miles
To the west than II Is generally assumed O
In consideration Of the
OF the true position OF this point would
respectfully request authority publish
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
Vs'suea) A. ID. BACHE
u,n r.,,.. o,,., SHl'sriEt,HisN,.
etdrl/n n fI1
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4 WANING.

Delay not harbor not IN mind that fools h
osophy that dsse will well itself you can
with certain medicines for dollars you tam
per with your general welfare.
We Mild and vicious youths why will persist dosing with
the ty "d"sin0 daily preferred thereby impair
ing your appetite and digestion, destroying you mentally
well physically when you doses
| SAINT medicinest
We rakes Of and condition. ye and
D'>f and even ordno'V pursuits f- thus an.
noyed an wish TO be restored health
ut pleasant and efstus should MORRIS His
success, In hron" diseases has been
physician Of his day Many who years
with disease or Consequences resulting from
restored health vgor really scientific
should personal interview be your
In writng-enclose Ave d.aTs-address ~ NORRIS
through the Post Office, Nashville Tenn package Of
enes, securely put will lie sent privately and
| full directions herewith, and questions dot,d.
Persons living at distance, Sneted scrouA U
letter. Cancers Piles Gravel Structures
Gleets disease whatever Of aggravated
character be cured at home consulting NORRIS by
letter, post paid, enclosing Fee. Medicines pleasant and
safe eanbs sent mail OF the United
Particular attention given the
Whites Polapsus Ueria FALLING Womb would do wei
aside all false delieacy romptly Doctor
Cures tnnrrdnted!
s Office Office, Cedar street. near the Post
| Once. Room. No H. up stairs "c9p-d1y
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J. GARRETT, Tre,'r.
ALHyANDRIA c,rrIp,,,

eTpen,ss for rspars ~ Motive pou,, n, An. -
th sept "a are embraced the sum al st3 ats "a
" " ''""" VI ran crpenses. J. GARRETT Tr,,r
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calculate The eoains the
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dtLOyER sEED.-i5o bushels Glover ss,d, on eon,gu.
JAZZ; On he Doel.
I"a1'' ''' Tar lust received ." ''''iSSs,f '''
n oA .S,sp C s.!.1l D POWDERED AND cofFhE sr-
Ja25 DAVENPORT ALLEN q co.
S,PRRMiCETI, soLfH, coal Pm MatIiiNRIiY, AyD
~ 0h warranted q bsvrsPo s sFs ,' co
RMoNR r. III, = 4. @sS y,%
ana ss~ isnads a. seen in 1872 1915
P,iee' Of asr.sioqs cent. single etet9e cn,eaeh adj
Door; open al, O'Clock, PM Lecur, b.sin stTH pm.
ns g3 BLACK cHa Sl' aSapsT sJ
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR A FEW MoRg
liz DAYS The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
out ss stock at cost, and so' ofs
i Sy : S % ssao oi low 100 ss . .ss
time no y. osr great great many styles goods
Terms T. cash h. $50 THos D. ogARLEs
UIHGiSIh hfPoRn'-oHEsP.-Ths State having reduced
a saasoi:d F.'' &C. 5J &C.
H:iss: g; ~ -
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yoi wn,hus,6n Io' wJIhs vol jsSsfsoS vol virginia
large STOCK OF new sod secondhand Law Books for sale at
q n ;'@ " wv, RANDOLPH.
VALENTINES. v. RANpoLPll ha, tor sal. sale, ysen-
s. e@ 70 n a sf nal
TO those Who remit the money Jars
U1RiME ROLL, AND gLADEs BUrTEH.--lo bbi. Prime
Ts! %i:' s'' Prime '''' DO ''''isE e ssS.s'
Heroes prime 'fHi sao6 S; r S "a;
6 TORAGE.-ws take Immediately Storage, 5000
jasS@dim BARRETT, WALLER co.
q S e., 81; :. r. s' e.
'esSs@Sssnr term" 18Th S1,s Nae sss CAR
IHARPIRs MsssziSE poR JaNUARy-Ju., received
is, a, MORRIS, 81 Main street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, JAZZ. %.
Weqnote Beef air to prime at 90 80 a 10 nor 100
lps gro- a'rrigng ts 25 per loo lb' nett Live Hogs
% 80 20 aud DO. P
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

Housx OF DELxoArEs YrsrERDAr.-A series Of bills
were reported AFTER which the bill increasing the capita
stock oil the Manassas Gap railroad taken up and
read third tmc and before the vote upon u
was taken, Mr. jackson, OF Wool and Mr.. Fowler ad-
dressed the House at considerable length upon the merits
Of many OF the works for which appropriations werc ask
ed as well as upon the merits Of the question at issue
ms bill was laid on the table, motion of Mr. Men,
and made the special order for le o'clock to-day
joint resolution, requiring the same committee an.
pointed to examine into the proceedings of the Bank OF
tho Old Dominion, of Alexandria, to investigate the Affairs
Of the Allegheny Bank, adopted AFTER some dis
cussion.
Mr. Boyle, who seemed be the chief advocate Of the
Bank, challenged inquiry into s Affairs so confident was
he of the eorrectress with which Il, affairs were man
aged.
joint resolution adopted, which was transmitted
rom The Senate, relative to the establishment Of Med
cal School at Richmond in connection with the University
OF this State and to the removal OF the Medical DEPART
ment OF the University to Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25
VIII btV" NUIsc anu NUIsV
The Internal Condition or France.
Corre.pOndenee ofMe london Leader.

Paris, Dec Is, 1853.
Tie IeaomHem of this sorry drama which history will
call the second OF December, be nearer than
might be supposed At least il is generally felt TO be
here Every day. every hour intenS6es and precpates
the crisis Every one is in expectation OF great
Meanwhile commerce, and labor and industry arc in sus
pense The Empire is like dying man. The heart still
beats but the eStremes already frozen with the
lews Of death. The pulse is hutteriug the minutes
are counted To describe to the of suffering in
which France is now, would be impossible. No work
here, and bread there H. after ALL only one aspect
the physical aspect OF our present position. The moral
aspect is FAR TIE dearness of provisions and the
Sioppage OF work have euvenomed the common hatred
Passions are let loose private revange busy the
vincss Torch in hand il lights incendisry flames from
village TO village, from mill mill. Wherever
corn IL left in The mill, while the poor people
around starving, that mill is burnt only in
the large towns the stores Of corn in safety
Twenty seven departments-the chief corn producers
have been rivsgsd with fires this last fortnight In the
towns the popular indignation has another source and
takes another shape Manufactures and workshops are
closing one after another The masters depriyej OF their
usual markets lowering, from day to day. the wages
al their Workmen when they do discharge them al
together. The amshed vorkmen Weld without resistance
but they mut;er terrible threats and hoard uS savage
retaliation. The tactics o. tho Legmsts are already
YOU see producing thai, effect Ii il the Partisan shoI
keepers nho feel IL most For the last three weeks pu
chasers have ceased to appear The adesmsp wanders
about his shop solitary and moody hs eye fixed on the
door which customers approach lie i reckoning the
fugitive hours which must eapse before the day which
bills fall due which he has TO resources to meet
His house rent i raised the price vi everything except
bread only, Is doubled, and his profits null Ruin
staTes him in the face Ia fortnight he would he ready
10 call for revolution; in month he would load his gun
and hand To baricade 10 the midst of such sua-
ion, imagine the BoDaparsts Persgny and the others
They feel the ground shaking beneath their feet
moment II would open and deyour them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

Senator Rusk. Of Texas, arrived in this city this morning
on his way to Washington City, and is stopping at the ST.
Charles Hotel Gen. Rusk has been detained at Austin
by the great interest which he takes in the Pacific Rail.
road measures which have been under discussion there
ohas been nm nntrng jealous and efficient aborer in this
great cause and the road shall be built tho Southern
route will owe much TO the indefagable e1ertions Of
senalor Rnsk.-M. U. Pie. Jan. IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

A lotion NOEsCE.-we invite the attention Of III,
"A ai. 70 our cargo sale of Prime New Crop Orleans
" and holasses 70 take place and u,sho,e
hoctetts, this morning, commencing a 10 o'clock
"" DUNLOP, MONoURE a co, Auets.
NV CROP OHLEsNs SUGAR. AND MOiApsFs, Tor
- shND y. ". sKtNKER,
w, Gary street.
- hf safe by y, ". SKINNER,
''A Gary street.
Il AbuhfN fOFFEE.-E bagp, receiving for sale by
sfJi1 y. II. sKtNKER, Cary street.
hovKi sKHD.-a" bi'hel. prime new crop Clover Seed
~ hf safe by v. ". SKINNER,
I.l' Cary street
-. hCksoNs" HtoHAULH PnrssYD CaNDI4y.-iOO
sfo DAVENPORT ALLgH co.
- ACksoN's- sUPRRIOH MotID TAIJOXy TAN
- DLFS"-l0 boxes, for sale by
-lae DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO.
I'D asks BHE,sr PIECES DaCOS, receiving for sale
!. " y,s1 JAS. WINSTON.
3O .9S NEW onLs''" nol'ss'; ,;;' va .Sa;
nh ktos NORTH nARoiIv. am, tor family use ios
~" 'e' UaH'l IAs WINSTON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

In coIdrmation ofthe statements contained in the fol
lowing letter from Paris, end various items Of inte
gence in We RPndfiean, French paper in New York
The Paris papers are not permitted to disclose the
state Of things in France. But official document
circular from the Secretary of War; saint Arpaud JUST
hes the suspicious and rumours which PREVAIL that tn,
Disorders growing out Of the scarcity quite nigh
sumed the proportions OF civil The Secretary d
reefs his sbordnates to fire upon the disodery peasants
and reduce them to subsection at the point of the bayc-
net "Le Repnbicdia" thinks this argues that matters
bave become serious.
In belgium, where the press is not gags cd, have
fuller accounts Of the deporabe condition of the
There, We are told, that hunger and cold have
,hrown the population into the greatest distress Group,
Of miserables driven from their dwellings by want
they unite with other-iorm bands and the
Try, begging robbng The police strive in vain
rest tem-and the Government finds itself powerless in
the presence Of these Vanished creatures 1t is appre.
hended that matters win grow worse and worse.
The IotA ro,J
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

EB The National Democrats in Congress are carving
the war home to the Administration The sympathy i
maniiesuy on their side. When the Free Solers are
speaking in defense Of themselves and Of the Admins
adon represented that The interest the audience
begins TO dag but with the other side the reverse the
case Members soon crowd around the speakM aud liz
ten Attentively through. One would have hardly sup.
posed twelve months ago that such state Of affairs
would exist at this day-the National Democracy the as.
sailants of Gen Pierces Administration and the Free
Solsrs and Dsunionists its supporters and defenders
Yet 40 it has turned out and do not know after all
that there any very great OF surprise at this
state OF things when to certain antecedents at.
tnbuted to present Executive during the Presidential
campaign. When sundry Developments promised by a
portion OF tho cheated Democracy come to light it may
appear even less strange There are some ugly remin
SCIENCES in store for the Brigader and there will be
mighty quaking at the White House. and no little con.
sternation among the faithful when they are diyugcd-
The progress Of the family quarrel now going on will soou
bring them out Stirring times are yet ahead. The
revolution has only begun For the present the Natopa
democracy in Congress contrasting the professions
tile President, 10y which they induced to vote for
INN, with his acts after they have elected him and tn,
petensions set forth in his patriotic inaugural with 18th,
policy OF his administration. The contrast shows bac
case for the Brigader. They are making some strong
points against him at the start aud the war
sti stronger will appear. The whole truth will ou
by and by.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

Ih' SfsirF fE"tHo.T-.lil- werc passed, with a
he' subscription by the State to increase the can
'sl stock Of the Raleigh and North Carolina To,,,t
company hheen thousand dollars To Incorporate the
wheeling Creek Turnpike Company. with captsl Of
WenV thousand doaTsi to incorporate the Loudoun and
Berlin Bridge Company, with capital stock not e,cesd.
log hfy thousand dollars; to increase the cn,,t 80.
Of the TsrWel G. II. aud Fancy Gap TurnpiEs nosd
twenty thousand dolars incorporating the predereksu,o
aud Gordonsvle Railroad Company, With capital s,ocS
OF Two hundred aud ninety thousand dollars and 10 in.
corporate the AppomslIoI aud Notouay river. Plant
Road with aeaptAl Of eighty thousand dollars Several
bills we're reported, and number OF resolutions offered
NJ PArSer's amendment to the small note bin. 70,
su"mg out its imprisonment feature, came up and wa,
discussed BY two Democratic Senator'S Messrs Smith. Of
sonok,- and Parker. Of Aceomac the former against
The amendment and thsistter 10 favor Of H. The debs,.
Terminated by mOOu for Adjournment, and nothing wa,
stone with the bill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25


GREAT JOY has been manifested over the announcement
that the Collector of this port has received forty housart
dollars in specie for distribution as small change OoI,
half Of remas here. The other half is to be sent on Ia
Petersburg Forty thousand dollars to supply the whole
State OF Virginia with specie will 60 but small war.-
Its effects will hardly be felt However VIC will be thank
fn for small ayors We wish there were more of T. and
that as much possible OF that small amount NAV hc
kept out Of the brokers' ches-wlcrc we uppreb.ud IL
viii soon find its way, 10 be held at a premium
The Enquirer of yesterday morning couyeys the fr-
'her pleasing intelligence that for three dollars Adam
Co.'S Express will bring one thousand dollars worth
o silver coin from the mint at Philadelphia provided
thousand dollars in gold sent on TO get il with
Let US have 1t then. But who IS to pay the per centsre
Who Ia TO bring It here? viii not some patriotic ipdi
Vdua' take up the idea aud the cost of SUPPLYING
the State OF Virginia with specie circua,iouy Here il
enaoce Tor some persons to immotalise themselves No
doubt the dominant party Of Legislature would vote
them medals aud swords aud statues too for reevip,
them Of the burden Of supplying the people with hard
money currency in place Of shinplaaiers Who speak.
Ersts
We we're struck with the 'Enqurer's remark. in IN.
Same Article, that ihea "shnpIscrs are the greatest nu
s'noe With which, a community was ever cursed" w.
might Inquire here who cursed the country with thtu
and who responsible for continuing the curse But
Won't dispute about that Ooy give ua the silye,
coin by the thousand dollars from the Pb,deInbi, min;
When shall We have ny