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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-21

SPRl y Ii, SO4.
FRESH HARDWARE.
wv s. q. DcNNAN, Richmond, Va, have
Wv yorkshire" "Baitic, other Europe
their Spring Importation OF Brmin CHAM and Sheffield HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, GUNS and sADDLEY and from manufacto-
ries In country, full and complete
American Goods rendering their stock
consulting IA
600o Knives Forks Pen and Pocket Knives
RAE'rs OF Rodgers Wade Butchers and wostenhoIm's
manufacture; and Scissors Shears embracing all
the various styles and qualities, and part OF and
beautiful patterns
2C0 dozen pairs and fine Twisted
go dozen Grass and Grain scythes
800 dozen wedding and Killing Hoes various makes
$50 dozen Ames Rowlands and other makes Spades
Shoyels
Is dozen ray and Manure Forks
dozen Rim, Knob Morice Locks,
and Mineral Knobs Stock Locks assorted sizes; and
Pad Chest, Closet. Till and Trunk Locks, assorted
300 dozen Curry Combs, of all qualities
200 dozen Axes, OF Virgins, Collins simmons, other
manufacture
800 Single Double Barrel Cunt, part One
quality
Piles and KAsTs great variety Shear and Bis,
tered Steel CAstngs Carpenters and Blacksmith
kept in the Hardware line.
AL Of which having purchased
Bile terms they enabled disposed sell any
ular house In this or other markets.
We have recently made additions establishments
ing greater facilities foI exhibiting goods
invite Merchants and those sitting Richmond examine
and prices uTng them that Effort shall
give them subtraction. W. s. q G. DOMAIN
Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery, ae.,
No
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
NVAIENTINE. CRENSIItw a. bavs mat IA,
the New York Philadelphia steamers their ful supply
the public the general summary Of
their large stock.
and - Bleachsd and Brown shirtings ca and 1874
Bleached aud Brown sheetings
Bleaehed Drills Cotton oInaburss and Mariner,
Stripes
Plain Plaid, Checked and Damask Jaconet
Inns
CotonAdes Denims, Cambleeen Plaid and srped Cot
tons
White and Colored, Plain and Figured Masees Printed
satteens
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AsfARA0Cs.
BRET-Long Blood, Manpl,
wurtzel, French Sugar, Earl,
Turnip, &c.
BEAsS-Large Windsor, Rec
Speckled Valentine, Chins
White, Six Weeks, Lima, Caro-
BRoecou-Purpie Cape, Ger,
man. scotch Kaie.
CABBAGE Early York, Larg,
Yorh, OK Heart, Early suyal
Loaf. Early BAttersea, Drum
head do, Savoy, Green Curlet
savoy, Flat Dutch, Red Dutch
Philadelphia.
cARRor-Long Orange, Early
Horn, Altringham.
CArLiFLowHR-Early and late,
CfLERr-White aud Red, So.
CRKss-Curled.
CUcuNBER-Long Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PtAsr-Purple.
EspIyR and LINK
LucERsE sEEp
No seed-, except those rsceiy
kept for sale In our establishmsi
All orders for Trees, Shrubs.
dreth and J. 3. sinton. 1T with
attended 10. PEYTC
Agent
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ysssa ssSa - 80 ~

H>RENT NORTHERN MAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
IN FARE 10 BALTIMORE AND PHiLADELPRIA.-on
Monday 18th Instant through tickets to Baltimore
and be obtained Of this Company, their
route via Washington, the following terms, win:
To baltimore,
which TO the passenger transit for self and bassase
change whatever daily lines between pha
rates varying from ~ to sS for each
proportnatt for second class
gers public loss cheap and comfortable
trip New York.
The named above allow reasonable sourn in
Washington BALTIMORE without derment to privileges
conferred BY them. 5. RUTH,
tJ-l.t Agent Of Transportation.
oFFIoE r, y. p. R. r. Co., [
Richmond, IL, 1883. { nulS
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Mo hophhi
Sokh 6S. EoEbh1IfF G 81 T E1d mhAkklns1Se
I,fARE 81 osLY-The public hereby in s.'sss
MAJ me sSs S Cap,
every now the route Richmond and Bait
P...snsI. ~ hi. agreeable win
e sisn 9s ss 81.
securing With the eGeren, lines gu, Baltimore the
RsiurnnE, panEer baltimore on the afternoon of
Crf The I q he &SS.
n sSss and aS ccS
pr,ee but With m, ais board Maryard included.
sa s as and az .ssss
Sy S NE -sSs @ S sSs.S :. P.
and o. O elias. ditto, including neal for he
ss sES, rSsfh tickets, PP At the once Of
Once r. y and p R Co., Richmond, March 6, 1854. nLs
Mnr", ' Sa.r, az ars
70 their and eO@mcdou, Ware house, II Iron Buildings
an
HAVING ad1an.sssou. arrangements With
nation OF our assortment and iee,-
mar e. would do veil to call on US with the Of ending
eid,. aTd srrs, easSre to exhibit The same
to any who may favor =, with call.
500 dosrn Pen and Poeses Knives ...
K ad S.as
1900 Knob Stock Pad and Closet Locks
iS K vs, sPs F9$ $o1a :sSs rs; Ssi,,
500 Sins1g and Isthi5s HseS. sad Hammers
500 sAas, .Roxlasd'," and other spades sSO1sI
go Gro SI.,i,D. Plated, Iron Tea and Table Spoon,
sSS ss: sas a$:s f.s s asT s sSd.
5000 lbs. "Gdhlnt Horse Shoe Nail.
5000 doI Hand MIN, aud smiths Files and Ra,ps
6,OoO gro. Wood Screws
5000 Pair trace Chain. and stage Traces 'N''''H '''
l,ooo Log, or, Finh Back, Breast and Halter Chain,
pump Chain
P Ps R s6 foss s-I ss sSs s Nas.Dc
Ss: CON- hss g .a aiH lemon Saws
siedse, Hand, and shocng Hammers
stocks and Dies screw Plates, Augrrs, chI,eli
BJ rss, and Bits. Planes an :. and Plane iIos.
sneath., Horse and Mule Collar.
Taiisr. Webb Rsin,, Gifih,, Saddles. Bride Bl,.,
srrup Irons sPirs, Buckles and sadlery Hardware
Hog Skins. Pat. and Enameied Leather
sheepskns, Enamelled Cloth, Canvass and Duck
Iron Aie., TX to inches
spois, ssos. ssa cS.eS @t sG.i
"Anssof" Betting Cloth.
with other article usually KEEP,
gh EAD-QuARrEIis FOR FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Iss hsTO Jus: 1 G1s X.
York phladsphia and Baltimore markets asks his
friends and The public generally to call and examine his stock
gi,h and American Cloths ve,tns.
Granadne, SIX and Push Nelyets; Plush palm
Paris silk Sevets; Dress Shirts Collars
herino Shirts and Drawers; Gloves; Socks
suspenders; CrAvats searfs Ties; Pocket Hdkf
Warrington and Napoleon Crayais; Money Belts, DC.
READY-NADE DEPARTMENT.
Super blk brown olive and green Dress and Prock
Pants and Vests Of all styles and qualities
Kossuth and Lamartine over Goats
Esquimaux Wrappers, Engsh Whitney
Blue, black and brown over Sacks
PetershAm Over Sacks, all eoors
Turkish Smoking Gowns
Gentlemen's Velvet Morning Gowns
Do Travelling ShAwls
Do Snow Storm scsrfs, &c. &c.
L. D. SPENCE,
oc2S No. l20 Main nd Governor sts
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II AMDR ETH,S WARRANTED GARDEN
- have just commenced their
usual annual supply OF fresh GARDEN
waited on the grounds OF Mr. David Landreh IN
quality OF whose Seeds generally known that
but Few having occasion ho h.
nnacquanted with them The following comprise mart Of
assortment and may be relied upon f'O' w..
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TTMoS sIEAMsHIr coMrANr's LI.E or ,

ITMoA sIEAMsHIr ooNPANrs LINE or -
~ sTEANkRs-for Phiiadclphia Via Norfolk ttfS
Msnr.st GIRGIHIAi Captain David feai stefaer nRQN
cfJy 81 Ssp,an Jane. bsSIsrs
or these splendid viii leave Richmond for Pha
spna every Monday and Thursday at hsh water touching
poins and Norfolk 70 receive Re.unns psa
es,pha Tor Richmond every Wednesday aud sturay al 10
o'clock NJ arriving At their wharf at Richmond every sAtur
freight n T,
These splendid have been expreny line
And every has combine
They are provided with Faneis Metallic Lie Boas.e
nstrate tables and every attention paid by acommods
ting Captains the comfort OF passenger, and the protection Of
-1H FAIR REDUCED. I 3
Passengers for New their interest By taking
this route for independent being the cheapest and Safest Is
oy fAv the most peAsant route. = #.
shipping Pburg be accommodated by
through to that place with dispatch.
Passage through New YORK. cabin found ts 90
Do do do I'd do nnd themselves, %
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent, on the Dock.
Al good, BY this line from Philadelphia win Be DISCHARGED
On nedays and Saturdays they delivered the
wharf shall be eOn'desed by the Company the M q the
en ROBERT RANKIN.
mis- &c.. Agent
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rLAiN AND FANCY w0oD TURNING.
Oils IInI MEG 4 M

FLAN IND FANCY WOOD TURNlNG.
Oils, HOLMES CO.,
2l3 North second Street, PhiIndclphia,
HI Asha Sherwood Babbetts Patent Prsmaic Turning
Lathe, supply Cabinet Makers French
Plain and all kinds Of Bed Posts and Piano Frames
style and quality Carpenters and Builders
OF stair skyRht and verandAh
rom to IL Sides and Trimming With all Minds Of
fassell and Button Moulds - ~ "
All orders thankfully received at their warerooms.
apo -eom-lhl 2l3 North I'd street, Philadelphia.
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sEH NM mn Jya IA

R SaSSSHs A ss nAVIIs RAiiAsoAp-oPEsr 10
On and Ansr - 1854 IN. regular
Roanoke. -ttl-''>~- ~-'ASne anu
The Train Win op for eas.enSs following point, only
Amelia S. House, wyaneke Jenninss ordnary
Ovsrey's, and Roanoke. - -. ~'-AAso,
iss e RSsnppd 0oe An Returning Roanoke
GhildrsL over 10 and under 10 yeas age half price,
servants travelling By themselves with two
20 thai one can b retained the once and
Cars. = - - - 'Ns
Messrs fa.g Co.'S four Roanoke dsIly Ana
those for GsrnAno.n, SALEM and Salisbury Carolina
can meet Messs fagg Co.'S four Coaches on Tues.
dAys Ihursdays and Saturdays Roanoke. PassnEsrs
Tor Carhvue Milton. North Carolina, Yaneeyyts, can
aSs. Co., Coaches a. Roanoke raesday
nd and Tor Milton and Yaneeyyine BY Piagy Co
Passengers for ynehhurE side Railroad and y.rr
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LrrTrcE-.Esrly Cabbage. Roy
al do, Curled India, brown
India.
Mrlos-Nutmeg and citron.
EAsTrRTiuN.
OKRI.
Geld.
PARsLrr-Curied.
PARsSIf-sugar.
PEAs-LandIeth's Extra, Far.
y Frame, Large Marrowfst.
DEarf do, Peruvian do
PPErrrs- Piefling, Large Sweet
RlpisH-Long Salmon, Long
scarlet, white Turnip, Red DO,
Black Spanish.
HHuBlRB.
sAIsLyY.
SPINACH.
SQULsH.
TuRsIr-Plat Dutch, Red Ton,
Larse Globe, Ruta Baga, Large
Norfolk.
Per HERhs-A,sor,ment.
! from ID. Landreth, are offered or
C., from the Nurseries sfD. Lam
ne suoscribers, shall be promptly
JnilNsoN A mother,
OF ID. LAndreth, lis Main ST.,
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~ AsIED:-96O tILRoAD sLLs, Of White or Post Oak
w feet Binches long less inches in diameter
At the small en1 he barked and smoothly
b. CLAICHE, thick. IN End nj the Iauare 10
clear Of bad Wind SbAks other defects
to mpai, their strength durability The dev
ered At the Depot In Richmond the line
Richmond ana PTedecssbug, and to he the onTa
b. loaded be nv IN.
Superint nde Oyrfse-fs of the Road.
The price, 90 Sill nth or p.r o for
cash. one will be received under size.
NH % W. BRAGG 'up,. OF Road.
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n -rnING DHY GOODS, nj 80. 81 VI in street,
~ respectfully call the attention Of all persons
Of Dry Goods TO call and examine stock Of Spring
received frem the Northern markets consulting Of
Plain Anu Plaid Silks Striped and Figured Silks
Black sib ., sumu err siks, Chaes Berage de LaInes
Plain, Plaid Rnd Figured de LANES
Plain Berages, Figured BeraErs. Lawns. Ginghams
Prints, BACK Alapacas, Black Bombarines
Goods for Men ana Boys wear, Housekeeping Goods
eeTvants Clio hing Handkerchief cloves, Mitts
Hosiery OTayats, irish Linens Cordtd skirts
Cotton fringes, Black Silk LAees
Needle work, Collors and Sleeves
Furniture Points, Pans &c all Of Which vii be sold
handsome stock OF Pars,o received which viii be
ssid low.
JOUyeny
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THE BUBsCRBHR In leaving Richmond returns his thank, 10
I friends who have conhded their business
h9Ie, thy will continue their vors to Mesus HILL RAW
biNeo u. w. TALLY.
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v,r, lH4N II nEspsTEAps,

INON BEDSrEADS,
AdHOFaCIURED BY j. b. WTCS SRSHAM
JIG broadway, N. ". '.....
- DsDsTEADs Price from ~ to $50. Adapted by Dw,L
os Rass asIy, on hand Wire Railing Wrought
edition Of the New Phase In Iron Manufacture will DO
mh.l-dtm-tsl WORKS, IS, Is, 81. 50 and 9, I.v,,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-21

RICHARD HILL, JE, and EDWARD o. RAWLINGS a. the old
stand Main below the Bsukp will continue
transact all butinets In the line General Agents. Hiring
out OF Negroes, Renting Houses Collecting 81 claims
RICHARD mil, JE,
a., ..sl. EDWARD O. RAwLINGs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-21

M, ~ Art, as Praetised by wHITEHURsI
himself worldwide reputation gained pre-
nnee without proof OF such assertions
o ysAs OF study and practice adopting all the
which hay, rapidly succeeded each other
gained the highest distinction bearing
PAIN Of v'Ssy When Competing with the Artists Of his
coincidence and patronage Of the public
OF patrons Who daily throng his Gallery are
not only oil art but their
possessors. - > As'
and Al the most satisfactory prices.
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
auARLRs & BROOKE,

-. No. 10 Pearl Street. Richmond, Va,
PECTFUJJY beg leave the public that IN
~ have received one Of the sPRINO ooDH
ever opened this market They sails on the mort
uodang terms complete assortment Of every thing in
she Shoe Hat and Bonnet line which would
o. 700 ediousfor an Advertisement. Merchants
VII please give call Determined 10 sell on az voS
terms AZ any mouse In this any other market rpbp
NOTICEThe Parinerthip conducted by The upd.r,vned
II M his day dissolved, by mutual consent.
RICHARD HILL, ia, will pay all liabilities Of the hrm and e.
hef OF e partners viii receive what be
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY W. TALLY.
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Hunt d HARVEY have received Stock Of Groceries
IL II for Spring Sales consisting H. part OF
45O Bags Rio Java, and LaguirA Conees
$50 Bbls Coli sugars
100 Bills and boxes Ground and Loaf do
" Boxes Talluw, sperm aud Adamantine Candles
80 Do and Gases Green Blk Teas
10 Tierces New Crop Rice
SIS Hhds N n Sugars
ITO Bills do Molasses
~ DO Steam
Olive OIL Window Glass Putty, Vinegar soaps Rilrtered and
Cast Steel Wrapping Paper Foreign LIQUOR
&C. Shieh they offer to the trade on liberal
- " qurer fe2O
HAY PHEsS.-I am making a superior and highly ap-
three I've tons of hay day II attracted attention
the late Falr aud was awarded the highest premium
n. BALDWIN
zen l3S Main street, Richmond.
4 EwIS WEBB & son oHer 70, sale;
- l2O hhds New Orleans, (part cboce)
ITO do Porto Rico do do,
~ half boxes Loaf, lsU0ARH
20 bsl' Crushed, Povderedand qranuatsd,
zoo bbs prime New Orleans
~ do stuarrs Syrup SM0LAssEs.
Bn hhds crop Cuba
iS &C. s.: $ ESi and s,so, oo,,rr.
% y and y bales Mocha
a65 boxes Ahamanne, Hotel and Sperm Candies
y boxes Hulrs and other TAilow DO
125 boxes Glass, (sK1O and 1Oxla
as chests and xs, GunPoWder and Black Tea
go bushels Glover Beed
% boxes Soap
8t do Starch
6l5 bags Shot; Bar Lead
49, Gun PoWder-(sportlng aud BlG,tlng)
300 kegs NAILS
$50 bbs superior Flour.
Rice, Olive oil. Tanners OIL Tar Baeknv Peppsy pimsn,o
Leading Lines, &C. nb2g
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These vessels Of the n for this trade
and have superior Accommodations passenger
They commanded by experienced Captains we'll
Tor the trade and who will
hy wiz be lowed up aud down the river Ly
relied On to sail promptly, advertised. y
Merchants going NORTH ordering nnc
70 ts Interest to 'h ey ,h as ,s the only regular line
to give satifaeti n. - '
We respectfully ask hop obtaining full ,h..
Of patronage. '>
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets In Boston At
howef wharf, DAVID CuRR1E, Richmond, 4
Iy2a No. iss s,s1r ..1,.., Agents
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IN BAGS LiGUAYRA COFFEE
n 3DN1 100 bags Rio Coffee
20 bags Java Coffee
200 bbis Coffee Sugar
10 hhds West India Moassea
% bblsNeE Orleans Moiasses
$780,. 20 bbls Crushed and Puiverised Sugar
In ttore and for saleby
mis- WINSTON q JONES
UR KDUCTION IN DRESS GOODs-we invite the attention
~ Of the Ladies 70 stock Of Printed Mouanss
meres which We are selling low stock
MANY Of them we are Offering below cost.
20. WARREN PERKINS,
ieH No. i41 Eage square.
tLUvKt skD.-soO bushels prime Glover Seed stor
~ and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
GAET PE1HE AND ALUM-1n bbls and Kegs, for sale By
- mblO y, ". sKINKER, Cary street.
NT-yi.0H s. 90. CAST, SHEAR, AND BLisTHIiED
~ sTEELA ass ssorimsni Just received and for sale By
;ouNBT0N BRANSf0RD,
milo No, II Main street.
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OMGLNIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND
K1& New York PncketA-This new Home AJf,S>
2S Line composed ofthe following vessels, and Ex6
sa. from Sein York ercry threc dogs. AusA481E
owned In the city OF Richmond,
Schooner ORlANSA, Captain Daniel Dodr,
. RICHMOND, Isaac Purnel.
DANvILLE, j. u. futile.
HAkllt Oliver ChchesterJ
=. GhLLEGO, William Nelson,
" HANOVER W. X. whppe,
LfNCnBURG, q. W. Couch,
MEhCHANT, o. o. Very,
NEW YORK, RIM. Adkins,
HENRICO. Seth Che.t.r
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their light the Consultation Of the United
States Is TO bc interpreted that to thom the
laws and institutions and usagcs Of the coun-
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Protection OF Human Rights and interests
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