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,tH DI. e.. ". uHhINERD would inform the public
that he waiting for the Committee Cofrrst
mJnd to report and be consulted Exchange Hotel un
gu Saturday, March 9Th, 1864 from 20 II A. " and 10
W. Ny stay will be short therefore who Wish
apPy AZ once 0orresponden ~ Addressing post pub, box
iO New YORK Oily, stating the Of their whether
The eyeba srAl large; also whether the eye
promptly or Is sunkencan for two dollars obtain adyce
treatment for ten dollars IN which the will
deducted The poor favorabiy considered.
Dr. HANEHp has restored perfect sight In
partial and ota bndncss Of from weeks TO % years standing
~ from ~ seconds 90 minutes scientific
Of his own discovery, without cutting, pain or wash
Dr. b. has also, cured inflammation Of various and ag
Rravated grades; pain intolerance light
pes' or s OF sight from age and Witch
have remained permanent 10 the present moment,
Ior abundant evidence Of the facts stated reference may
had 70 statements Of treated
Pspsr nay OF those persons be his A.
AoraP w. Of each day. which hours Dr. a. viii perform
permcnts on the worst that m " presented.
p H. See notice above for hours do
Dr. Bainerd within the time stated viii I 10 sSe MIN nj az
Ia8i-u Y 49, " " ~ " 49,
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NORTH CAROLINA wmG STATE CosyrS1fos.-Tho WING
state Convention Of n. G., for nominating candidate
or Governor met at Riegh Tuesday Of last week aud
nominated Gen. Alfred Dockcry Of Richmond county
Ihe Convention was largely ATTENDED. Cen D. va. unan.
n'uy chosen HE reelection gives great sati-fc,op 10
VIC wings OF North Carolina aud hs elsction i, more
than probable
Inc Convention passcl resolutions among which is one
uec'arng that I've are 10 vor Of the doctrine Of non.
ervsu;on by Congress on the suhec, Of slavery within
the territories Of the uei States now held o, bs,s,oe,
to be acquired
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The Cotfon Iards-

that guarantees be had for peace than the
firm refusal to coneede anything to arrogance and pre-
sumption.
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IHR CoNsrIrUTIoN-sTArR-RlGBTs.
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH i, 1854.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

#nf0."
Articles written both sides OF the will net he
This Is rule oRg standing ought to be known to Alt and
be departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines are charged for N advertisements.
sB- Communications will be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

HOUSE ov DELEGATES TssrERDAY.-The House was en-.
gagen up to quarter past o'clock with the consideration
" phs sent mat morning from the Senate series "a
them were passed most Of which we're bills of incorpoa
uon and entirely OF an unimportant character
Tue consideration OF few other Senate bills sent in
AZ tue same time, deferred TO enable the House 90
ake up tue special order, which the bill TO prevent
the circulation Of small notes We have already riyen
copy OF this bill, as IL reported from the Committee
on Banks. Mr. Kemper offered series of amendments
NV 'no most material Of which additional sec.
ton imposing fine Of i've times the amount of anv motto
OF less denomination than FIVE doll re- upon any person
whose name shall be found the face Of any such note
mr. staples OF Patrick offered substitute for the bill
ana amendments requiring the old Banks Of the State to
,.su' notes OF le's denomination than s6-ths crcula
uon OF notes Of this character to exceed ten per cent
OF their capital 20 ''''
ihe vote on the substitute stood-ayes 60 noes g.
NO vote was taken the original bill when the House
adjourned. ~ ~ O
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RIc,IMosD MARKETS y,n % ,s,,

RICHMOND Markets, TrB %, 1851.
TOnccoBTtaks and receipts
hi, Of the Prices without
We continue Lugs ~ on sales
ca New Leaf To eli. Old Lugs 10 GH. Common ~
to ~. Good to any. Pine manufacturing l2 to si5.
Wharf.-The Ia steamers have
We hear Of no transactions to-day.
HESTER WHITE, Commission Merchants.
NORFOLK MARKETs-Frp
AVces by the Europa decline in grain and
cornTbe market irregular and without animation Prices
have declined All T2aJ4, Willie ~ New
mixed GS,IO.
Pour dulI-but little demand
Cotton 10 more active and hrmcr-qNaok.
biayes sul IN demand at cur quotations
Lumber Of description demand nTm
Vessels In active demand.
Preighs to New York
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|
The news by the Europa leaves the question of wrr
still in doubt. We see tha, the English Ministers still
profess to hope for pcaceab!e solution The course Of
the Herman Powers is also in great fog as ever
Coun. oroA whose visit Vienna created so much un
ea'ihess ut London aud Parihts gone home;-but per
sons are not agreed upon the Of his mission Some
say be has pledge OF neutrality for the present. and OF
eventual cooperation with Russia while Others that
he rebuffed every point. The Courier ds Eats,
Uis publishes private letter from Paris from som. one
said to be thoroughly acquainted with the policy of the
German Powers, which says they had any though
Of joining Ru'ssa-that they have been are still hold
ing back, because they dstrut the alliance between Eng
land aud France-they DO not think these two Power
can cooperate cordially for any long time But the wr
says that as soon ~ the campaign opens and there
nolOnger any possibility Of to either Hnglind or
Francetlc German Powers will enter heartily into the
combination against Russia.
There may be something in this Besides the hetedi
tary hatred between England aud France notice that
all the hoerasts agree in slspectiug Louis Napoleon
preierriug an alliance offensive and defensive with Rus
sia TO that Of any other power That was ayor,e pol
cy of the elder Napoleon II Nicholas hal no, spubbei
the younger Napoleon, the latter would have oyfulv Al
lied himself to Russia lie Is suspected Of WILLINGNESS
to do so now-drop England and to terms with the
CARLY which Europe ana the East should be divided
verson-and before she does anything TO offend Russia in
the least, she wishes have France committed against
Russia 10y some overt and Unbelievable step.
All this may be 50 blu, it IA very unlike the close mi
cordial personal relations that have prevailed for m,py
years between the Of Vienna aud ST. PETERSBURG
Franco probably would prefer Russian to an English al
lance-especiny If the German territories were the prev
70 be divided between them. In opinion, she will
not relish any combination which will not open Lombardy
and The Rherish provinces to her hostile incursions IL
IL very clear from all tina, is said 10 Parliament aud in the
London Times, that the English are very uneasy about
e future course Of both Prussia and Austria If they
attempt to be neuia side With Russia general war
inrious revolutionary will break Out-aud that is
s9tt OF war, which England especially dislkes-while
France will have no particular obisction IN I, n H.
nornan Powers promptly and decidedly take part against
Russia the war will be limited to the E1st--aid EngIand
hopes tue revolutionary spirit will DO kept down. aud that
leF ally, France, will not have chance to up.e, tho
thrones Of Europe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

Cd- Tho Norfolk and Portsmouth papers speak in very
indignant terms oil the course pursued by Representa-
tves at Washington and Mr.. Secretary Dubbu In causing
crowds of workmen in the Gosport Navy Yard 10 be dis
charged Tor want OF appropriation keep them at
work There plenty of work do those papers say
but the public authorities with millions of surplus funds
in the Treasury neglect provide the to pay tho
operatives in the Navy Yard The Portsmouth 7Iaerpt
states that some two hundred and y odd have recently
been discharged, and that this Is only the beginning
The Norfolk Ners Democratic paper has the following
plain talk ON the subject:
SmPy for the want Of appropriation TO the shame
and humiliation OF the American Congress- DO il said)
hundreds OF hardy aud Industrious citizens men whose
stout hearts aud salwart arms constitute last the bul.
wark OF our country proves and PRIDE deprived OF
employment, while their representatives ut Washington,
are growing hoarse with professions Of love for lhe
people or quietly long in tho Capitol eight dollars
day. This state OF things should DO allowed 10 ea st
andwe hope our immediate representative In the lower
house OF Congress will be prompt In asserting the tespon
sil'y OF his position, by inviting the attention Of that
body to the deploabe condition of Affairs the Ports.
mouth Navy Yard. Itshould not be tolerated Let gen.
tlemen do their duty aud their negligence by
an immediate rcparation of the injury already done.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01
MIaRIEp.

% Ihur'dsy s8l Of February ~ Rev " Hsndsy Al VOID
y MIG ltm e1un'y, r,,1ncs fatey, Naor Le yis
Y, LfffLtPAaE. 80 ''"'N''N N'''' ~@"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

ARRIVAL oT IHg JANGsrowS.-The u. g. Mail Steam
snip Jame'town Cant Cavendy, due here on sunday af
.erhoon from New York, did not arrive until Yesterday
morning. at oclo,k She encountered severe weather
and lad TO lay too u hours of Hog Island During tho
time violent hurricane blew which lasted tyo houra
shc sustained no damage. The jamestown has proved
hefse U be, on this OCCASION heretofore an excellent
sea boat, ond her officers experienced and festless
NOyfoU Bs1cOg E,L o.
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IVA. s. q. ARMOUR, DRAPgR5 AHD TAILORS
3O3 Broadway, " invite the attention Of gentlemen Of Rich
mond 10 their establishment known for the style qua
lily 81 lts garments.
Mr. FRANK sIiAiER, from their house, here, At The
American Hotel, To take ncaure aud happy upon
anL Of us former patrons. mhi-ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

liz TUX SENATE, yesterday several internal
bills passed. of local character A bill appropris
ting twenty-five thousand dollars the University of
Virginia for the purpose Of repairing and improving
tho buildings thereof and for furn ishng q supply
OF water, was discussed for lime and passed
by large majority. Tho bill authorizing loan to tho
James River aud Kanawha Company, for the completion
OF the tide water conncection up. Aner lengthy
discussion on taking bills up OF their ORDER calling tho
previous question: motions of adjournment and every ef
fort that conj be made OF the BILL by its oppo-
nents, the Senate proceeded with its consideration
it being on the secohd reading. Mr.. Shackeord spoke
against it, and before concluding gave way for n mo-
ton to adjourn.
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TIE OHIO NV IMMENsk FKLIamts. A

WHtEtso w. FEB qih-o p MThsre IL iO< feet OF usier
lion o. A very hrsyy rise.
heiLt for the Fest 'b w" w '
Tie Baltimore Ohio Railroad /. ling owe, IN. bu5.d
edaiy u e1LGl,nty The recepts the rad
w ' '' VII .. ~, OO aysraE1g over taOJo daily
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

A NNUAB MEErING.--The Annual Meeting of the
IN ncmsn aud stockholders the Richmond Asocation
NinOe held ~ Lahycit- Hail. hOSDAY, 9Th March,
oci0 n, p 81. y -
W order Of the Bard sf Directors
MIL JSo. II. DosuER, Secretary.
lyon TIE SADIEs.-we have jid received q very
NJ assodmsnt " laii datfT B5oi rent oIoh,
prices also AI,s and chidrsns o. The best qua
mil PUTsEY, WATTS q PuIggy,
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I'd Inc Baltimore Amsriean says that letters received
oy Tue last steamer state that merchants American and
hoglsh, have addressed letter to Col AspiuwsI our
late Consul At London, expressing the knds. "a
gard and their warmest appreciation Of the manner 4,
which he has discharged his public duties and have tend
cred him presentation Of plate said to DO worth 600
pounds sterling.
This faithful public servant had served CALAMITY in tho
late war with England lie had on several occasions dis
,nguishcd himself tho battlefield and rendered uyalu
able service to his country In ono engagement bo w.,
severely wounded and lost his right arm. Asr the close
OF the war he appointed Consul London where he
remained through successive Administrations for thittv
years. dschasing his duties tho utmost satisfaction of
his own and the British Government
From party considerations Gen. Pierce was pleased to
remove Col. Aspinwal to mako room for tho notorious
George n. Saunders"tho associate Of outlaws and cut
throats-and who has been Indignantly rejected by tho
United States Senate. The characters the two men
present striking commentary the action of present
Chiei Magistrate. With spark of magnannity Gen
Pierce would repair the wrong done Col AspinwaIl and
the ndgnity offered to the country in removing him. by
replacing him In his former post but ,ha, Ia moi TO bo
pected of this sPois Administration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

- A eousspondsnt Of the .Nsw York Cssrisr sives
account Of the msunsr Of collecting guano and loading
snps al the Chlneha Islands Coolie labor Is used pp
.pA,y 'os this disssreeabe work. The guano dug from
@ n' ana wheeled 70 depots open enclosures called
on tho edge Of tho ellms at places where
Aunenes or vessels can DO moored belowby Coolies. who
are brought to Peru By Eagsh shps from tho free po,s
."'.' estimated that there sbou, three hur.
dred Coolies at work tho middle island and ss,sn a,
eight hundred on the North. II Il saId ,h,, b., a.,
taken there under contracts made with them .. hom. to
labor Tor i've years. at real os York shilling ner d.,
and their RICE and tha. alter they have served their lima
out they arc FREQ to return. but the truth 4. -
DO that 'hey arc contracted for by the Peruvian Govern
meo' and transferred toi, at good profit BY tho Enc
ish' who bring them. They Absolutely slave. ara
mseraby clothed and fed and thcr labor il Of tho ..v
rect kind Tho Coolies obliged to work with ,bck
oandages or murzles their mouths. The .bin !.
completely enreloped yellow dus. Us the suano /. pour
CD down the shu.e into tho ships hold the ammoo. q,
"h'eh as strong as hartshoru and how the Cooli..
ana survive their labor In distributing the yuano
IN the hold Is marvellous. 1t takes but dsy or two
TO complete a cargo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

aa, m ,f OF fnE ADMINISTRATION ia ,o,o,,ii.
tnai ihe Nebraska till will be ds6,,,.i m ~
house through The ttcachety Of the adnisr, a ' a.,
IL Is well understood that thc e5nr,s NJ az
's w. importing the bill and donourcinv tbosc I
0ppoe w. J, only pursued 10 order 10 caios he g,h
az men sneh w" tIns comes, ia tono will 10 ch,ooc5 AZ
a or1Iocrn organ aud Office holders in tho No,,i a.
~, R, 70 We D; Ihe He,""g posi- the Albany 1Gg
tneF attacks upon H. AZ Albany, tho followers If
,a combined wp' the supporters Of William So
ia' sufficient inale,cs has been exercised Inv os
.uo"n 70 hc hand and glove with tho administration
,,p INC ainpton Of anybin2 like frank endors,
80 to measure. The Coll. ctor of This Port ,ls no MI
w. Marcy, and the especial hro lie oiihe C,bn,t
siIS, I'm n' % t,Haee on Slwad organ that /, de-.
"1'"e ~ Vie al. Sacn these facts ave corn Ell
NJ. re- soy i'i 'o'irl yyry ,n' iieas of PIERCE
a. ~ .",h'n2, Sitii tie lttui o. means of which
w u',Ioe - nom osiel ,nl elected viii, his
.ItoNul,y !, - ! rd- ore IA bav any co...
az ~ 'e SoO 'ti Of The sdriaiat'a i'm or b isys
,a,, 70 The hoa' q nss they viii o,y s;ys .9,s.nI
N'~ was N'b'sAA messurs.-- v. y HsraiA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-31
THE STETHOSCOPE.

We have received the April number OF this Valuable PERI
odca and grat6ed to find that 1t Is made up almost en
rely of original articles from the pens of Southern Phys
clans on subjects interesting no. only the medical pro-
fesson but 10 the whole community
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-31
AN ABLE SPEECH.

The speech of Mr. Mlson on the Nebraska bill is mainly
devoted 10 an exposition Of the meaning and elect OF the
"Badesr Provso" In the discussion Of this point he exhi.
bits ingenuity and power Of argument cor
responder. of the New York Herald a.tes's tho ability OF
this speech
The ladies In tho gallery would pronounce Mr Hnnts 'ne
opt beautiful speech Of the session. by all Odds enouSh
he did not read from the manuscripts but the lawyers on
lhs oor would pronounce 1t but rushght n reasonns
contaaed with the close and compact argument OF Mson
In fact he sneech of the one WINS Fourth of July oraon
that Of The other was discourse as before the Supreme
Court Of the Uu.ed States upon the law and testimony
the substance his speech was even more the orator
than the Louisianian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-31
FRIDAY MORNING, EEARCH 81, 1854.
VIRGINIA STATE DELEGATION TO THE
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.

III pursuance Oh The recommendation contained in the pre-
aHoe and resolutions adopted by the Central Sou!he n
'ehs association OF Virginia. Governor Johnson has &C.
eceo Inc following gentlemen represent the State OF 'r
gina IN Inc Commercial Convention TO assemble Charles
'o oh tno second Monday In April next and they ara re-
specuy requested by The Governor attend The COnven
lion ana give such aid In It's proceedings they may DEEM
best for the interests Of the Commonwealth Letters nm
nouncng their selection been addressed by Sccre
tafy OF The Commonwealth each one of the gentlemen
named below:
FIRST DIs1RcT-B. B Douglas Of Kag and Qneen and
SECOND DIsTRIcT-Tazewel Taylor of Norfolk, and T.
Rlves of Prince George.
Third DIsTRicr-H. C. Cabcll of Richmond, md r. n.
May OF Henrico.
FOURTH DIsTRIcr-Thomas Wallace of Petersburg, and
VIM A. Smith Of MeckIenburg.
FIFTH DIsrRIcT-Oien g. Clay Of Campbell and George
w. Purkns of Halifax
Sixth Dis7RIcr-Gen. VIM F. Gordon Of Albcmarlc aud
John GJode, Jr, Of Bedford.
SEVENTH DisTRcT James Barbour OF Cupeper, and 0.
NJ. Cru,chfed of Spo,syIvana.
EIGHTH DIsTRIcr-John Bruce of Winchester, and John
Janney Of Loudoun.
George F. Deneale OF Rockingham
TES7H DIsrnioT-Lewis Seenrod Of Wheeling, and Gay
Z. C. Allen of RonongaIia.
ELEVENTH DIsTRIcT-Edwn S. Duncan of Harrison, nnd
J. M. H Bsae Of Mason.
TwELTrH D!e7Rlcr-James Mcdowell Of Flncaste and
A. A. Chapman of Monroe.
THIATEESTH DisrR'cr-Thomaa l.. Preston Of Washing
ton, and John Floyd OF Washington
--sse---
Much space In columns Is occupied will report o
the spirited debate between Breckenridge and Cutting
There has been nothing in the House Of Representatives
equal 10 this dspy Of renchant scarcasm and vigorous de
nuncation since the eloquent and fiery Wsc shntieret
Adams with his scathog rhetoric The first speech OF Brecs
enridge terec To him. belongs, beyond dispute the
crown Of victory
Mr. Cutting may shine in legal argument before the i'm
macuae Bronson but he ia match for the stawart Ken
tuckiau Let him draw of aud repair his shattered hulk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-31

No,,o,x March 27-The schooner Pan.ha, from Now
YORK hound 10 James river 10 ballast, was rn lnIo oy zoe
steamship Jamestown Sunday night carrying away ue'
bowspri, and all her head.rigging
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-31

With the the editor OF daily journal hnds IL
impossible 10 avoid an occasional incorecness OF express.
son Our readers will do the justice 10 presume that
papabe bundsr IN recent article on Kossuth
and Sandsra," was the result Of insdvsrtence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-31
THE cHARLEsToN CONVENTION.

THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
The Baltimore Times says that lively interest Is oelna
atai,st ~ The great Commercial Convention. which 10 10
ae place in Charleston on the 10Th Of April ne1 and
Hy large attendance is expected.
Extensive arrangements being made to render Tue o.
au pleasant to hs guests. ball will oe given az tne
N sr n.i, Wednesday night, the l2h OF april "nsle
WI De assembled oil the principal towns and
the Southern aud Western States. II promises to
THURSDAY il intended 10 have an excursion round the
sai 20 conclude The day with display OF ire works
4. nday or Saturday. public dinner will be given to
%s1onrenIon
's are the Leading arrangements diversity tho
H. no 10 relieve the grave labors Of discussion.
'n ns Chambers OF Commerce in the cities of Baltimore,
aaat &c. have appointed delegates TO represent them,
ra probable be received by similar committees from
3;Gleslon ~ -
oes The leading members of the late Memphis Conveu
aer distinguished gentlemen from the South and West
Hpee'eo TO DO present; among whom are Lieutenant
ny and Lieutenant Herndon. The railroads through.
have agreed 10 transport the delegates at half
1here is every assurance that as far as Charleston
nothing will be left undone 10 render tho
"e'sry way pleasant to the guests.
y, Randolph has sent us from the press of Redfeld,
'0s' Msrrimack, or Life at tie Loom-a tale, by Day
Lee author of Summeraeld and the Master Bald
handsome book Is a simple aud interesting Darra-
VIC Triumph Of yirtuous and noble heart over the
,uo temptations of the mandatory. We like !. as
F'''u'' OF ille, and as admirably "poIItIng moral"
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
Tug posr SaYs-

Death IS another life. We bow our head
1t going out.we think and enter s'raigh'
Another golden chamber OF the k;ng' S
Larger than this We leave, and lovlier.
Nevertheless, most people dread death
and will catch at every remedy for the
tortures that rack the mortal body and
hurry its dissolution. DIR. GUY
SOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRA. T
OF YELLOW DOCK AND SARSA-
PARILLA is pre-eminently the safest
and most reliable medicine for restoring
the human system to lie and ygor.
This Sarsaparilla contains more ofthe
pure Honduras Sarsaparilla than any
other preparation that now exists =
which is chemically combined with the
Extract of Yellow Dock and the Extract
of Wild Cherry, thus makiag the rcnlc-
dy moro thoroughly ancient than any
other Sarsaparilla before the public
Scrofular has hsffied the skill of the
most eminent physicians in this coun-
try and in Europe But there is an
antidote for this disease IN DIR. Guy
sott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla. waich is proving itself a
specific in the most severe cases Of Scrof-
uIa. Purchasers will please be careful
to ask for, and take none other but DIR.
Guysott's Improved Extract Of Yellow
Dock and sarsaparilia. All other il
comparison are worthless.
For sale by all the principal Drug
gists PARK 8, WHITE, sole Agents,
to whom all orders mu< be addressed,
No. Cd Merchant street, three doors
above Montgomery, San Francisco; L.
5. Holden s, Co., Agents at Stockton