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TO CAPITALISTS

u TO CAPITALISTS.
\ RARE chance for speculation or investment
"A offer at private sale my vacant LOrS, on
Caplto' Hill, square 6SS Three Lots - feet front
together containing 5000 square e et front the Cap
itol Garden south side Two others front b street
south corner lot about the sane front and depth
about 6010 square feet. Location for health ard
beauty, none better In any city in the United States
Pavement and Government gas lights all around the
square.
houses wanted and will rent well.
Title ind sputatle. Enquire at my residence, Con
gress Hall, 20 uare, and xt TO the south wing
of the Uhited States Capitol Extension.
JAS. CASPAR1S,
feb Is -en6t INTEL
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vRANCK TAYLOR

M KS. GARNET AADERsON Ia. this
wi day received Q supply Of silver and Gold Pa
PER Stationery and Music Store, bst 1lth
feb TIT and l2th ~
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Weather-Mrs. Mowstt

BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE weather
is delightful North and in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mowatt will have an immense hous.
again tonight at Charles street theatre.
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Washington, D. c., March 4. 1854

ftNHE UNDERSIGNED ID. upon withdrawing
Il from the firm of MITCHELL TERRETT. takes this
opportunity to express his thanks for the liberal IA
vor shown 10 the firm, and to solicit continuance
OF tie same for his late partper, Mr.. sltche l. who
will continue the business at the old stand
Respectfully. &c, JOHN TERRETT
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GOOD EATING.

fDRFN1UM Sugar cured HAMS Ohio Sausage su g.
l. gar cured Shoude e, Tkin Middling, Fowls
and smokes Beef for hroiling and chipping just rc
ceived at GARRElT's, No. 90, Centre Market. out
side.
superior thorough bred MARE and Spring
Wagon with fixtures complete for one or two horses
for sale.
Wanted, COED secondhand Rockawsy Carriage
ana harness. ... mar 10-ec3t*
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y ANFORD'S new and popular SONGS just n
~ csived. Call early if you want copies of
Juniatti john
The Old Willow Tree
Sweet Missi sipri, &c
feb LIT HILbUS 4 HITZ, Music Der1t
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RUDKIN'S
ORIGINAL GINGER WINE.
'ftHlS delightful Tonic Wine, for Dyspepsia, Weak
l. ness OF the Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Indiges.
ton, Darrhoa, &c.
The medicinal properties Of White Jamsca Gin
ger are we'll known. glass Of this Wine taken an
hour befo-e meals, acts SIS constitutional Tonic By
gently exciting the system to healthy action and
tr the Invalid and Couvalescent, is one of the best
wines known. For sale at
BUTTS Drug Store,
Corner Penna avenue and 18th street.
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Additional from Eurcpe-The Asia at Boston

Additional from Europe-The Asia at Boston.
Boston, March 10.-The steamship
Asia reached her dock at East Boston at
9 o'clock this. morning and her mails for
New York and the South will leave in the
afternoon train. '..A '-t.t
The newspapers afford but little news
of importance'in addition to t:rat received
from Halifax
1t was reported in Paris that Lord
Raglan, Prince George of Cambridge, and
other distinguished officers of the English
army for the East, would pass through
that city to Marseilles and thence embark
for Malta.
A private lett,r dated Athens, Feb.
9th, describes the intense excitement
existing among the Greeks. On that day
one hundred students of the University
called in body upon King Ohio and
demauded to be led against the Turks.
and urging an alliance with Russia.
On the 10th of February, the students
of nearly all the schools in Athens de-
termined to volunteer, and commenced
selling their books and personal property
for arms and ammunition. Large sums
were being contributed by private citi-
zens; one having given sl76,0O0 for the
arming of volunteers:
The King appears to be entirely pow
erless, so determined are the people on
war against Turkey. '
The London papers state that at late
dinner party given by Mr.. George Saun-
ders, the American Consul, the following
persons were present: The American
ambassador to England, the American
Vice Consul, NM. Mazzini, Kossuth.
Ledru Rollin, Arnold Ruge, Herzen, the
wealthy Russian emigre; Worcel, the
Pole Garibaldi and Orsini.
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War Department.

War Department.,
february 23d, 1854. I
DERsONS having books belonging to the library
Il OF the War Department. in their possession
longer than the prescribed period, 1.-TWO weeks) are
requested to return them 10 the librarian
....- .CUAS. CALVERT,
leo Z5-d3W Libra RAN
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AfIISIC.

Mrs. G. ANDERSON has this day received an as
wi sortnlent Of imported MT IL. being selection.
Of tre best authors from the most celebrated Operas
Also folka's, Mazourkas, &c. The Etna Gallon, by
DAibert; Capri e Russo, by Strakosch; the Helene
Waltz lie Chant d'Ameur False, by D'Alhert; the
Village Festival Schottisch; 1t is the Happy Summer
Time song; the Leaves are turning Red-a song. the
Spring ami Summer both are past; Songs by Wal.
lace. Published by Ball & SOP, New York,
mar 2-tf Pa ave bet lIth and 10Th ais
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LNkA Nh Lcsite's Ladies' Gazette O.,
Il Fashion for March, for sale at
SHILLlNGTON'S Bookstore
The Ladies Gazette contains ali the newest fash
ions in every department of ladies' and chidrpn's
costume; and contains coored fashion plate Of
great beauty
Godey's Lady's Book for March ..
Ladies' Nationa! Magazine do -
New York Monthly do
Yankee Notions do
Everything in the Book and Stationery lie fyr
sale at SHILL1SGrON'S bookstore,
Ger Pa av. AID AZ street, Odeon Building
mar 2-ff
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Drs. klodOu rdO ana ,IIAklNI} sssf,.
Hamilton r. Howard III ciated in the
Practice of Medici offer their services 10 the pubc
Office and residence, corner 10th and \ SITS ~
~ Dr. F. Howard's health being re-established,
he will heretofore, devote special attention to MID
wifery and the diseases Of women and children.
ian l6-d2m*
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OFFICIAL.

Franklin Pierce PRECEDENT of the United States of
.9mericG, to oil rhora it may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that II. DE SAINT CyR has been appointed vice
Consul I'D interim of the Mexican Republic for the
port of Galveston, the State of Texas do hereby
recognise him as such, and declare him free to ex-
ercise and enjoy such functions, powers. and prv-
ieges allowed to the Vice Consuls a. interim
of the most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to lie made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hercunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
the It'll day OF March, A. ID 1854, and
IL. 81 of the independence of the United States
of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the Presidents
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State
Franklin Pierce, President Of the United Stctcs If
.7mer,ca, to al whom it may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that Francisco MoNraNKR has been appointed
vice consul I'D interim of the Mexican Republic, for
the port of Charleston, in the State of South
Carolina, l do hereby recognise him as such,
and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges allowed to
llS vice On nsseTtM Ol Tile favored Ma
tons in tie United States. f
In testimony whereof, l have caused these letters
be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Waslilngt. n,
the It'll day of March, A D., lS54 and OF
L. S.. tile independence OF the United States OF
'' ~ ~ FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
w. MARcY, Secretary Of State.
FrGaSlin Pierce, President Of the United States Of
america, to all uaom it may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70 Inc
that FRASCIsCO MORENO has been appointed vice
consul I'D interim Of the Mexican Republic for the
port of Pensacola, in the State OF Florida, l do
hereby recognise him such, and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges allowed the vice consuls I'd in,
tcrins of the most favored nations in the United
States. l4lir. ar...-
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made PATENT and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed -,s e.,a
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
the 7tl day of Mach, A. d. 1854, and OF
IL. s.. the independence OF the Unit ID States Of
60 America the seventy-eighth.
y.5 -f n aas FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President: fa
WI MARCY. Secretary of State.
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Dor TIE sPRING TRADE.-perf,

ECR THE SPRING TRADE.-Perfr.
II mery, Hair Wash 8, Oils, &c
phaion's, Barry'S, Ly on's kathsiron Pomatums
,Macas sar and other Oils, for the hair
Lubin's Extr cts for the handkerchief
Luein's and other Soaps In great variety.
In fact, our assortment cf Perfumery Is comulete
and Of the brst qualities.
STEVENS Snlesroom,
mar lO-eCot BrowDs' Hotel.
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To the Ladies' and the Public in
general.
u FISHER, late OF sr. Joliy's, of New York, and
lLs No. az Eutaw street, Baltimore, respectfully
nIorms the citizens Of Washington that he has com.
"1nced in this city, cleaning ladies an
chi!4rens dresses-Siix, Velvet, or Woolien. Also.
ientlerner g Coats, Pants Vests aud Cravars with
out eli linking CT taking eff tie patural gloss
Spots taken out without cleanins the whole.
Also, shawls. Curtains, Covers, &c.
The utm ost punctuaty warranted.
Z. FISHER co,
1lth street west doors north of Pa ave.
mar S-dlmen1m*
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Wa.hf.gIOm, MnrcD 4.Is

Warrington, March 4, 1854.
N r, the under med, have this day entered in
w TO eopartnership, tor the purpose OF conduct
ins the Dry Goods business, where at ell times NAV
be found choice selection of cheap AID Sc reasonable
goods. MITCHELL d HOYLE,
Successors to Mitchell Terrett
mar Cow =.
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A BOOK for every Student OF the
n Bible; complete analysis OF the Holy Bible,
collected and arranged s. Scientifically, in 80 books
by Rev. Nathaniel Wesh, I'D. Prize IS
The usual discount TO ministers and students.
AtheoCicy; or, Vindication of the Divine Gjory as
manifested in the Constitution and Government Of
the moral world, by Albert L B!eisce-s1 80
GRAY l. BALLANTYNE,
mar i-tf It'll street.
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PRIVATE FAMILY HAS FOR RENT TWO
"a desirable rooms on the second floor Pleasant
ether OF them as parlor chamber. With board
so per month, without IS per month. Address NJ
d.. City Post Office. MAJ let's
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HARPER,S MAGAZINE for Feb.
LII ruary.
Autobiography Of an Actress, by Mrs Mowatt
Hot Corn, by Scion Robinson
All the new Books received soon as published
and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON's bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ave. and a. St, Odeon Building
feb I5-tt
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ID E.IMRRESSIo IN de Panctsn 4, ON.
III tteur, seuls historic authentiqus ct iaalte-
des Eta's Gensraux jusqu au ConsBiat 1859 to 1899
avec des notes explicatryes. 81 vols. and vol ef
Introduction. Paris, 1859, Imported, single cow
only, py ia ZtAT FRANCK TAYLOR.
feb i3- { 81 .a.l ~. r. -sr.s7 +. -
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tEs sTsETe9 z's.izga 2, .barg9 5--7fs r-s4F Eat8f
sz5 ssllaAi d ,s'Tes4 - zqislsHgcI gs9.l5zt8
:. -. -
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OFFICE OF 1HR SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK }
Washington, February ii, 1854. Z
VIE undersigned has made an arrangement with
4 the Banking House Of Sweeny, Bestor Co
presented for payment c. W. PURCELL.
leu io-<aWfW President
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FINE WATCHES

FINE WATCHES.
'INHE subscriber has just received fsw fin.
l. WATCHES, in gold aud silver CASES. of tn.
most celebrated Makers, tcgeiber with some We,
choice Jewrlry, and Siiverwa q, al of which he ii
lower than goois of like quaiity can be purchased
for elsewhere in this eity vicinity. Please call O.
the sign Of the Lsrge Spread Eagle, rennsyiyanii
avenue, between y and 9th streets.
u. o. HOOD.
n. B.-Watch Repairing in all its hran~ies =
tended TO, by WV. HOLLINGSWORTH
feb IS-sf
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ACCIDENTAL lad named Schinner was bad
~ burt by window shutter, which was blown
from the fourth story of house on Sd street
near the Avenue, and which fell upon him as
he was passing
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

PREMIUM PIANOS.
M1E have just opened one Of Groyeston d CO.
w celebrated premium Piano Fo-tes. Thes.
celebrated manufacturers have just received IA.
three highest premiums for Pianos exhibited at til,
New York Crystal Palace decided assurance O.
their superiority.
All are invited to cali and judge for themselre
at the Music Depot Of HILBUs HlTz,
Aft
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WATCH RETURNs.-Wm. Nazier, larceny:
sent to Jail. Jno. Kelly, George Braden aud
Charles Jones, disorderly conduct; paid Sl.4l
each
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sTEYcHS1NE is a preparation from nux vom
lea, an extract from that poison made by chem
lists. Brucine is also somewhat similar prep.
aratioR from the same article. Strychnine is
the quickest and deailiest in its effects.
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-, DiS BaNDISG OF MILITARY CospANy Tho
walker Sharp Shooters of this city have dis
osn0ed, and returned their arms to the Coy
p
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Mayors Office,
Washington, March 9. 1851.
A REWARD of five hundred dollars will be Ia d
n for the apprehension, Or for such information
as may lead to the apprehension of the persons or
person guilty Of the recent acts of incendiarsm in
this city; the reward TO be paid upon the onyction
of the guilty person or persons
a JOHN W. MAURY,
mar l0-Zaw&w Mayor,
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81 c = - Y=1T at . -s--i
Hcs Ti rssrH# -f sFiy1A
= 2 - e "a u -ta Y 3esAf
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4. NEW LocoNorIvE.-A splendid new locomo-
i've, No 9-'he 81. Clair-for the Pennsyl-
yania Central Railroad, was turned out yester-
DAY from the Locomotive and Car Works of
Ne&srs Smith and Perkins, of this place
diczaHfTia Gazette
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MUSICIAN the popular Sheet Music Of the
WI day, Tor sale at Winners, 9th st.
feb TT r.t ..-
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he aiARxErs this morning are we'll sup:
Ied, ana business appears to be very brisk.
mere Is no change in the prices Of articles for
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pRUSHES.-Hat. Cloth, Hair, Tooth, SHAY
ID ing, aud Nail Brushes just received at
jan 3l-tf BIRGE'S, Willard's Hotel
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t>OR SALE.-The subscriber has for sale, a lot Of
l. Fruit and Shade Trees, together with grape
Vines, raspberry and Gooseberry Plants, which be
will 8. IL a. reasonable priees Enquire at the corner
OF East Capitol and 9th streets. -.
mar 4-S3W* JAcop uPCc
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SMITHSONIAN esterday, ia the
House Mr. Chandler presented the memorial
OF the Smithsonian Institution, to authorize
the Secretary of the Treasury to receive the
Sl'o'Gee Of aecr',ins interes. on the same
terms as the bequest itself was received re-
Tered 70 the select committee heretofore
appointed ON that subject.
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THs VAR,ErE.-To-night. the performance
at this theatre will be for the benefit Of Mr..
barney Williams, when we are promised a
Ia'SsH. rich, and varied list of entertainments.
II "l'i DC crowning night for fun and laugh
ler' and bumper house, full to Overlooking,
We anticipate, will be the re1ard of this actor :
successful ef1rts to amuse. Mr. and Mrs.
barley W illians are general favorites and de-
Serve all the patronage that they receive.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, MEa,U1

DCDS OF OPERAS.-Thess beautiful and populsx
ID operate selections for the Piano Forte lust N,
seived from the publisher, j. 4. Gould.
feb LIT HILBUs HlTZ. Musio Depot.
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LYON KIN THE Store aud Cellar sn Bridge
l. street, Georgetown, now occupied by Army
Confectionery. Inquire on the premises.
mar -eo4t LEWIS Army
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OsAOlNG LOVS.-A variety ofcity build
~ Ing LOTS 70: sale on accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply to MYERLE 4 WEBB,
Zeal Estate Agents. few doors east of National Hotel
jan 24-eo2m
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WANTS.

Wd,tfs and g Wa,Red, advertisements, fourlines
or less Tor each Insertion 25 cents; each additional
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&
WHOLESALE G,s REh s1tsIs DIX H pnres' mEDI
nrrER for SALE In quantities. parshs,.r, III. feswi,,
leo =. ..s,lss,sea, In .a,nso,..
s.sss. s sss SS sGs ss's s. Sn on
SO gallon. oay, on, eas
100 on &c, uerrlnss Ointment
so so s s,... sMs .,sSss
g Sss,. Starch; 80 ss. r.nn,rs on
iao,oSS Ssar,, assorted brands
,ars ST. ssSs IT,. f S:ss; FAM. sr'.
400 y. lnds,Iss,isi. Iron r.u,
~" sS Ss, ss. s sSS.,ns T TSs.
' 10 hi s s%isS. v sss
10 sr., ssidn,, and sSis r.~aen
loo so;sa Asserted soap.
Leo lhs rriase Black renqpA Beam
l,NS lhs irisha,ss
reseher With the usual Patent Medicines
r.nsy 1851 pye STUFF etc. etc. upon the usu. uns and hse
mil p.Aco.
sSGSS 81 SaSSsaas
DYE So.s lass SS@p S.sIi
.1 ssssassS and
pieis, Wis:
| s:e = s:sii si'i 4aas; ls..ea
eSrV@s yellow; fsn.ris Acid
Venetian Red; English Renn Borax
Paris Gre. Rell Brimsoue and Sulphur
PrussiAn Bue; Rotten Stone
vtruilhon; Plraiee
Lamp Black Sal Soda
whiting; Cinnamon: Mace Nutmess
Putty; Pepper, Spice Ginger
B;ake's Patent Paint; Spirit. Turpentine: LInsesd OIL
Furniture NArn,h Coach varnh: Japan varns; Var
nish; LEATHER vArrish. ~ "
Also large we'll selected Brush
Fancy Articles Shaving Washing
all OF the beat manufacture. w
notice. " " ~
Country Merchants Painters are respectfully
solicited 70 cali and examine stock prces.
s-PArteuar attention paid packing and forwarding
sood, T. JOHNSTON BROTHER,
nr,,..
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SPRIN g, s54.
FnESH UIaIknXy anP

SPRING, 1854
FRESH HARDWARE.
NAT e. q. DoSSAs Richmond, have received by the
Wv York.hiTer Baltic arrival. from Errope
their Spring deportation Of Birmingham sh,msd HARD
WARE CUTLERY GUNS and sADDLEY, from Hanutae,o-
ries in country fai as.ortent
American Goods rendering their stock
consulting IN part a.
COCO Dc Table Knives Pea and Poek., Knives,
RAs =, Of Rodgers Wade Bgteher', wostenAolnns
manufacture, and sei,sors and shears embracing ali
the yArioa' styles and Qualities, and part new and
beautiful patterns
2o dozen psrs sraigh, aud hne Link Trace
80 dozsn GrAEs AID Grain sytheB
30 dozen Wedding and Hiding Hoes, makes
20 dozen hr-s' RoulAnds, And other Spades
shovcls
IS dozen ray and Manure Forks
go toLSn Bin, Knob md Nortiee Locks, Brass Whit.
and NiaerAl KNOBS; Suck Locks assorted ,rss: and
Pad Ctesi. Cios>t I'LL aud Trunk Locks, assorted
800 dozen Curry Combs. Of all qualities
30 dozen AIeI, Of Virginia, Collins, saaoni and other
manufacture
90 Single Double Barrel Gum, par, Of ane
quality.
ye and variety Cast Shear German and Bis.
tered Steel Cas;iDgT Carpsntsr and Blacksmith
ing Har4rAre generally together With all other
kept In the Hardware line.
All Of zhleh having been purehAIed on most
be they enabled ard disposed any
ulAr house IN ihis or cher markets.
We have recently made additions esbshsnt Afford.
nT greater facilities so exhibiting
invite Merchants and those visiting Richmond
aud Prfee5 hgrns them that ssori shall
give them satisfacton. ". z. 4 @. DOsSAN,
Importer OF Hardware, Cutlery, kc.,
TO- ear
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KENT. PAINE a KENr.

Iysssss Nheissale Ds~iss In FsssAra asa ps..s.sc
DRY GOODs, ~ - - -
Ne. II Foevt>ssfA strs-S, RicA.ond
SPRlNG TRADE, 1sa4s-ws are receiving By
- from 6iAges, Liverpool our
SsT7fSH. TfGycR. AND okRkaS Day GOODS,
Purchased the beat terms, entirely for
large and splendid asortn.nt q
Ard By ynioa, ARRIVAL nSm Nv fsa and Boston,
variety. f 60. go II -
cLorHlNa Manufactured Al hone under superyon
the lAtest and beat style. ID .f .r .EI = 49,
With astosk unusually large selected with
facilities for doing euspe,s aud with sxsron part
invite Virginia. North and rrunsss,s
70 examine before With hat
In this country. -
papcss keep up IN, year and
merchants vsnk city any seasen will as well pre-
pared TO them
f.2l KYNr PAINT A xrsr
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ARDEN sEEDs, wARRHl
" whoLisALE AND RET

I.o" ny, W. An NJ, RITA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E.,nSI.,uku,ooe,
Red Crnnberry.R 800. pna ao,
nro.I W,ra.s, s'hnnnsSi
Sr1p Bsac.-r.,,, v.,,..
o.: do y.i,n NJ sS az. rs d o. Obi.
80 49, a.,
e,' no ieios 90 do; Long
49,. w nse Sxesinh french
S,.,,JIAb.r ,,
o.. s'p'e Sapei white
H,bbo,.r.,,x v,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-08

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-08
SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
VALRN1iNR, CHtSsHAw & Co, have this day received
BY the steamers Roanoke and Jamestown large addition
er oek OF the newest styles Of recently imported Goods
Ladies' Gentenen Mise Boys and wear which have
been purchased New York the cd prices and will
sold advance for cash. punotual eusomer they
In part sc follows:
Rleh Brooade, Plaid and Striped silks
Black Figured and Plain siEs-aII prless
Plaid and SIR ped Herasn5i aud Grenadins
Plain aud Figured Bareves and Barge De LANES
surer: french Printed Jaconets and Organdies
yrsnch, English and American Lawns and Caicoes
Hmbrodered Mu,lIns Plaid and Striped do
Embroidered Robes and BrilliAntes, white and Cold
Pain ChAnJ,, Chaly BareEes and De BeFe
bingham, All qualities, and Furniture prints
hasii and Furniture Dmy, ana Bonnet Cord
SbenIetet, Collars, bleevsg and Handkerohefs
Rich and Medium Bonnet, Cap and Neck Rbaud
ladies' Gsnlemens, Boys, Misses and Chlldren's SILK
Thread and Cotton Hose and Half Hose
BombaEin Alpaca, Canton Cloth other Mourning Good
81 and iOf1hbls Diaper DAnask
Iablt CothI Napkins, Doyies and DiAperI all prices
Irish Linens, Linen Cambria and Renting
Ladies' Oentiemens, Boys Misses Chidren's Gloves
Thread Lse Swiss and huli aees EdEnEs In.srnKs
JAeonst, Cambria, Plain and Check ed Swiss Muslin
Ccths. Catsmsres, CAslmeretts a I'D weeds
hilt, satn, Valencia and MarIeiies YestngS
white and Fancy, Coior,d, Plain Pgured DrIings
Bed Iieklngs, Plaid Domestic and Cottsnadsi
handsome variety 81 Goods for boys YameTs
Linen and Dngs BurispJ, and every variety cotton and
Linen Goods for Heryanrs Clothes Beaehed
YALfsfIEP oRRHsHAw CO.,
No. 10, corner Broad, Sih aud Capitol streets,
spl5 Near Capitol Bquare.