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saopsd and in operation iaTitns the employers
them ~
HIT the LtogIarhc Printers o. NewYork, d-snng The
rus adopted b The UDoD this y arbfrsry md
fref thsi not having eorsud the Printers nsneer with
e. 10 them hey liberty lnt feass
VIA or tny yef ghD taius hese ruc' n hts ea5 hens
That We Individually AID cliecire pledge s1scivcs tsst
viii Io' eiurr s.. who hlFs agct
the us be tab bak the Cshl thcy have lsf
ift We ca ufon al q cs'shsi Shee q 80
rules aken dOSa
II W., grhss resolved thu. a copy Of hosc Ralos DO
sent with the Circular
The meeting adjourned 10 meet every morning .. the
Crystal at 10 O'Clock, until the difficulty Is arranged
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!. aeyernor Of Maryland in bis message to the Legs
4 mat State takes strong ground against public ex-
-. and the manner of conducting them. He SAYS
- ;.aement Il would be better to abolish capital pun.
-, altogether than to continue the present abomna-
q a., had better abolish capital punishment at once
In have 10 come to that ultimately.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE MECHANICS
SOCIETY

The General Society of Mechanics and rradesmea met
at their rooms No 34 Broadway yesterday at clock
n for the election of officers for 1854. The follow NJ
ticket was chosen-the election Of Vice President and
Secretary being contested with considerable spirit
Thomas Jeremiah prtdent james Morris First Vice President,
Charles NJ Leupp Second NicPTcsdenti Richard hcant.
Treasurer; William Van Nordon, secretary Frsdeick W. VII
lsms Collector 49, ,
The officers were duly installed Immediately after the
election and the President delivered brief and admira
BILE address, in which he referred to the great advantages
derived from the School and Library under the control VI
this Society.
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"a. T,rvranoe Helper published at Ballston Spa,
- ,sunty has just entered upon its second year,
Astp ssstd to twice its former size 1t is issued by
Committee as the organ of the Carson League
.s,, cosay Conducted with ability and vgor, it is en-
sS he Efficient support of the friends Of Prohibition in
e..,a,es County.
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osns'a steamship Cambria from Havre via Son
m, Ii ial- for New York is now about 10 dav,
cs S aIu M 'sn'asy expected al this port where e viii
% -! od = a thick snow storm has Sc. IN e,l ~,
ing 'u'e n before 'n'rn
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music but the institution was before the times
- two enthusiastic artists reeped no benefit but loss
= ,ses efforts. The historian will not record such pic.
but II deserves 0nnaltc particulars alongside Of
y. 4 ,rnr or politics.
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THE STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO:

BosToS, Tuesday, jan TO- Ie1t;
The s. sloop ofwar Decatur has been orderea W '
Government on cruise for the San Francisco She Is an
ready for seq and will sail from her anchorage near INC
Lighthouse TO morrow morning.
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THE GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT-GOV ERNOR
OF MASSACHUSETTS

BOsTON, Iuesday, JUN TO- I50f
The House to day sent up Messrs Washburn and Wales
the Wing and National Democrat candidates for Governor
and Mesrs Punkett and Osborn the candidates of the
same parties for Lieutenant Governor. The Senate de
ferred the election until they have filed the two existing
vacancies in their body.
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PFRUkN GIFT COMMITTEES.

The Committee appointed by the shareholders In the
Perhsm Gin Enterprise met last evening at Academy
Hail. Ira Buchanan presiding and Robert Beatty Secreta.
~ The meeting strictly business one, and nothing
Of public importance transpired IL unanimously
solved that the Chairman be authorized 70 appoint Ser
Ceant at AIme wheTeupon he selected D. c. Henderson
The Committee adjourned 70 meet on Friday evening.
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MURDERER FOUND GUILTY.

CLEVELAND Iuesudy Jun To 4oOI
Tie urv in the case of Parks, indicted for the murder
Of Mr. Beason at Cuyahoga Falls last summer have re-
turned verdict of Guilty of Murder in the hrs degree
lIeetson NAV be remembered robbed by Parks-
lis head cut off and his body thrown over the Falls
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LATER FROM AFRIcA.-Advces from Port Praya to Dec
have been received at Salem The United States soop
war Bale in port at that date awaiting orders The
Constitution daily expected.
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rrser in The Daily Times laments the growing in
s Of paralysis arising out Of excessive mental
>ron and ferveny prays he may be delivered from SO
.rsl maady Judging from his article, we think the
.sw is In no danger
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vrroTrpN NhVTCATION-W

WHEELING, Va, Tuesday, jan To TT .
Seven feet eight inches of water in the cnannei % of
rain There is good prospect Of the immediate opening
n
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BOSTON. Tuesday, Jan
THE CATHOLIC RIOT CASE.

CISCISsATi tuesday Jan ~ lo1i.
At Cincinnati Judge Spooner and the entire Police
frco are now on trial before Magistrate Chdsey Tor inc
riot connected with the Chrittmas night affair
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NAvAL-TLe U S ship Saratoga was at Shanghai Sep
TENDER 26-last from Japan.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

NORrOLK Iuosday, JAN TO -.
The ship Alban from Brsol for Norfolk went amor .o
eleven feet OF water Cape Henry IN the sno" sO
Oh Saturday night. D.,d hos mt
The scbr. shannon from Boston for Richmond has put
IN here With loss Of iibboom, boat, &c :. L,ro
The L. S. surveying schr Joseph HeiIy P 80 &c her
BosToY Tuesday Jan. 10, 1874.
The scbr Rockingham from Wilmington, ~ u TOOK
fire Inst NIGHT in the harbor Slate Ledge Her caiso
Of 0sl bbis of Resin Is mostly destroyed 90 r.
TTbo Mic Athens from New, York about Dec H. Tor
I;vnrnooj vent ashore on the night of the 9th inst on
Nantucket Shoals The reported TO have 4een
mutnou since leaving New York. and have deserted INC
vessel
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FATAL AFFRAY


PI1rsBuRoH Tuesday, January TO- 1854.
respectable young man, named Stephen Hague.
fatally stabbed in an ARRAY with man named HOsack
last night Hdguos father arrived on the spot only in
time to see his son expire. Hossck is in custody
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,p HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

1ssare D - IPeqn announced tie A., ~
House from ron Pom Psnn. MSnry MssShenbsrg %c Of
on ms public and private cheyacter be mgh euio,
expressing the deep regret OF the msnbSr re'oa
dehce Of the cad event rendering 10 the rISya, e2ne
Cns' o o sy@pahy Of the House and apponne 's
'"s GeeSassd 70 bis late residence this eTpoOp remains OF
~; ar DAVIDSON, having been infipstcIy s.,o..,.,,
he Ia. oseeaSso felt himself called upon 10 dischSre
'"s ~ ass painful duty Of adding few wols 81 erIo &c
SihAUB likewise spoke in warm tires Of X a.
'"e 'eSoh oi> passed and the House adjourned
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XXXIIID CONGRESS. =. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHIsGTos, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1854.
In anticipation of melancholy message from the House
Nj CASS moved that the subject of the Central Amer
can affairs be postponed till tomorrow. Agreed.
Mr. FISH presented the proceedings of the Grand Jury
Of New York, praying that building may be provided
for the detention of witnesses in cases before the United
Mr. MALLORY gave notice of a bill for the repeal Of
the tunnage duty on Spanish vessels.
M MASON ntroduceda bill to allow the payment Of
invalid pensions in certain
Mr. BRIGHT introduced bill granting land to various
railroad companies or the construction Of railroads in
several States. Referred.
Mr. GWIN reported joint resolutions for the relief Of
George 7 Floyd late Secretary of Wisconsin.
Mr.. DAWSON opposed it as piece Of special egisla
hon After debate, resolution passed.
Mr. SEWARD offered a petition from New York, pray
ing that an expose may be made Of the disposition of the
I imposed on coastng vessels under the act Of 1893
Also petition from citizens Of Brooklyn in favor Of
hn S Of mail steamers from that city to Bremen.
MT JONES Tenn offered resolution, directing in
curry BY what authority changes have been made ia the
p,o Of the Capitol Extension. Agreed TO.
mr.. JONES Iowa offered resolution calling for q
statement OF the amount Of the appropriations of 1852 for
Adopted.
Mr. DAWSON moved that all that part of the Pres
cent message relating to the District of Columbia be
ie,Ieo TO the Committee on the District Agreed to-
mI. fioh presented the petition of Henry X. BrOwn
ASKING LOT fourteen pieces of brass cannon wherewith to
Ssst an equestrian statue Of Washington in New ork
mr. BKlGHTS bin grants 400 900 acres Of land to zach
., ne following named Railroad Companies who Jointly
a. 70 CONSTRUCT continuous Railroad from Lake Erie to
ne nh. OF me Ohio, and TO New Orleans and Mobile
n ONO ana New Orleans Railroad Company from No
s ana the Ohio Road in Tennessee to Paducah in Ken
tSseAy Inc Ohio River and Wabash Railroad from Pa
pn n 70 sincennes through Illinois The South Western
rom Vncenes to Indianapolis The Toledo and
h Railway Company from Muncie Indiana 10
nanv IN S lime and the Toledo and Indianapolis Com
fs I:, nom Indiana State line to Toledo AT Lake
ispS. maSg stOta grant Of 100000 acres Of nnHii
ana are 70 immedatey toseIect the lands
lime Of war t ~ The Mails free OF all charge and in
Tbs easred to the eomttee on Public ,u eS o. cost
Mr. %nsIsssge from TIE House annop"o tbs d.,
a. hSpnn5snHSgg was taken an the deaIh Oh
colleague and friend os ~ high terms his deceased
s''s adopted and the Senate sdicSr se resolutions
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hAlLROAD EXTENSION IN WISCONSIN,
MILWAUKEE, Tuesday Jan 10, 1881.
The cars on the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad no
run regularly to Sioughon. distance OF 70 miles
The weather here is cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

ELECTION OF L. S. SENATOR IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE Tuesday, Jan 10, 1854.
The Legislature at Frankfort have elected the Hon D.
j. Crittenden (Whig United States Senator. The vote
stood: For Crttenden IS; for Powell DEM So
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MAIL FAILURE, &c.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1854.

Ne mail has arrived south of Washington. ~ -,
Gen Bankhead has been appointed to the EaStv II "a
vision of the United States Army in place Of Gen Wool
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IT. Connecticut named Locas has been sentenced
to the state Prison for tx years for placing DISTRACTIONS
the Mid lleton Railroad track.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06

Ak HARAb3 SE{,h On GsAaMREN SEEDS
w aME GEEEbk17x $kkbS&hS n os siSs.il, Iron
So s1a ~ h Rsadns GUVAL Bro Main
a y: s9s sn y II. 3
ARricHorr-areen Globe
T Whit Witt. E%sy .s:
rP asa lf fss Purple Cape
is s.1ss: ras Dss y
kS U ss R . ss EA''' Cattle
S Con- Early TuscarOra, Early Sugar sis weeks
ks6lvrNGIetH 9afl,a
MroscoS Nutmeg Water nsGS M.i Snf I: &C. &C.
c olsi'''''N
Ss,os-whl,s and Red
PAnsxIr--oup, Large Dutch
r..s.s3sl.lr Extra Fairly bishop. Dwarf Dwarf
ss.s &c Red
s s.sm,c, st Oyster s. Plant
saUasT"Eaiy Bush, Is
TUhsrRsd Top, White Plat, DAls Hybri Large Norfolk
Aiso%s~s,. and Pc. Herb Seed,
RIEp sEKp. lucerne. Grass Seeds, &c, &c. feIO
dSGkS ks SE oSIrs
psee virginia Central RslPS sscS p Ss
an%sT he Sans fs.s
Where's. &c rates q eh,se ouano Plaster &C., have. for
Cor receiving transporting THEM the exclusion Of ar.
% sii1;s ne SsS @ below
The Exclusion Of article, Of
T s5f afssS a a. s s. EsG e s
win hereafter be paid. 80 ~ ''''' f. IL Oil.
Of Papie Msehs Boxes Portfolios odour Gases,
tti5 BULKLEY 90
nj OIICE.RlcliM0ND ANb DANvILLE RAiLR0GD-oa
IL and MONDAY the 9th
fci A. W. MILIsPAUaH, Freight Agent.
1Rcr, ri,iNIsAys,e,y, with carvings FLOWERS, Cat
fes ZIMMERMAN.
~, I;Iseo oo' Graham wilson's Lime, receiving and
telS MACON nAsKERvnL:
HEAsioo packages dunpowdsr Black Teas part very
fsai '4''''' !" S Cay s.Is:,.
g. UANO-guANo.-Atu supply Peruvian, on and
fe2o EDWIN woRTpAM 4 co.
y s H 5es. af NI5SsS D. T.. Vss, q 1 ss
Railroad daring ending he 18Th Fey
EGal a''.. iaS SSi G''
ilacon butter Lard, 1910 Ibs
fssi Stephen HOMER Dspo, Agent,
MOI, ,The Pa,i9er.hlp conducted by the undsr'iEned
sS o Ar ILL., I'll sPsy a. ,S o. The st ell
BISfR v. T HIEt 4.
THE syBsenIDER IN leaving Richmond return, his .b.nl
hG9gs, They viii continue Melr hvo Nests hill RAW.
''i''uo' H. w. TALLY
RIomAGD nrLL, Jsr and EDWARD o. RAWLINGS, q, tn. old
stand, on Main street corner below the BANKS will continue
hanaet AL butnts In the line Of General
out OF Negroes Renting out Houses Collecting Of Claims
RICHARD Hill, ia,
- EDWARD q. RAWLINGS.
RcHSoSD, February I, is6t-feq
NEW mUSIC-NEw nUSIC.-P IT, TAYLOR ks.
IL received the following New Musici
The Rosalnda waits; By Carl Ectert.
Les AdieuS MaHufkAi By strakosoh.
The We bena, sohottitch; By Sohallehn.
The Prima waits; auanged by Alfred JAsll.
SSs Si; Il; S;i; IS T.'''' STORE
mhH 100 Main street.
a tHAyATs-ORAvkTay-A full ASSORTMENT Of pi,,t .rd
" Fancy FIR OravRt; also, all kinds
every other Kind Of neeS usually worn at Main
nnio VIM IaA SMITH.
NlE UOnDs MD LiSps.-9OO doSep for .,is -
~ mhlO " II. sRIRKER Gary ,,se,
Ppsa o. sholee.qusly. For sale
"" DAVENPORT, ALLAN 90
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HAkDkN sEEDs, wARRAN'
" WHOLESALE AND retail

'" WHOLESALE AND RETA
Aspdrdgus-white Giant.
ArficAoke-Large Globe.
BeIns-LatEe Lima; Small do;
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broad Windsor.
Snap BcdHs-Eariy yellow I;
Six Weeks; do Mohawk, 10 Chi.
ma; do Valentine do; Half Moon;
Refugee, 1000 to one; Red Gran.
berry.
Beet-Early Blood TurnIp,
Rooted, do Yellow do do; Long
Blood; white siiesiAn; French
Sugar; Mangei wurtzei.
Broco'i-Purple Cape; White
Cape.
CdbIdge-Early York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Bat.
tersea; do 0xheart; do vanack;
do Sonpareil; Fiat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl
- Saw, u. eilliIv al cavoyt nd
Dutch for PiekiinE.
Cdnilfotner-EAriy and Late.
Ceiery-white soiid; Red do.
Cdrrot-Long Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; white Field.
Cress-Curled or Psppergrzss.
Early Frame; do
Cluster; Lopg Green; Long q reen
southgate; White spined; Cher
kin.
Corn-Early Sugar; do Tusea.
rora; do Yellow.
Endirs-Green Curled,
Egg Plant.
kdte-siberian curled; Rape
or Cole,
Leet-Large Scotch.
Lffuoe-Royal white Head;
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'S;
Brown Dutch; Curled India or
Cane.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06

DOVE 4 CO.
WHOLESALE erk Rsf s1ts4s. ol IL 1s "EDr
for sale, in quantities to sui, purchasers fOowin,
S S =. . ssn.. ss, ss In small boxes
1900 S s y; %si s, Ls.s ,ns n sa ass.
20 Basket. s and se sss s Of s.ss. OIL
sSS SS SSsss; y. mssrns,: Ointment
@ sSs., starch; so Dbl, Tanner. oil
i'0'O % S S,,E.5; :, s Escorted brands
1890 genuine Ger. Inc Ps.h.tsn Pipes
aSoS u. Inds.Iucties Iron Pain,
sso boxes window Glass
g, sSS Ss;: ons.ins ToS.sso
10 bets Smiths vsrn,hes
10 sro,, ssIiIiI and Soda Powder.
1859 ss;i S 4:;i S.s. s Tsss.. Bean.
. s, S q:
raj terms, to town and country trade.
S0Sssfos e H @aSSHGs' S%H5E aSIsIs &C.
RE receiving usual supplies Of bru., Medicine. Chan,
Witch SG .s
additions, will at all time, null and
fssS G G.S. and n Gssf Lead
Red Lead; Alum and sasrs,as seA'' Extract l"s'00d
SS SfSas T Tsios; f fsTsar kai Acid
Spanish brown; Sup. carb soda
Paris Green; Roll birthstone and SULPHUR
Prussan Blue; Rotten Stone
vermilion; Pumice
Lamp Black Sal Soda
whiting Cinnamon; Mace and Nutmeg.
Putty; Pepper Spice Ginger
Bakes Patent Paint; Spirits rurpentne; Linsesd OIL
Furniture NArnh; Coach vArnish Japan yansh Iron Var
nish; Leather varnish. ' ~ '1'
Also large we'll assortment OF Comb. and pru,b
all Of the beat manufacture. S'
All popular Medicines ordered At the
notice. - " >'
Country Merchants PLY Planters are
solicited to cali and examine stock and prices.
s-fartenar attention paid to packing and forwarding
goods p. JOHNSTON a BROTHER
NM Drugyists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06
I'D FRESH AND GENUINE

4sion-Gresn ciiron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Water Aslon-Pinest kind
NdaArfinfn.
Nastdrd-Blaek and White.
OHfoH-silver Skin; White
Portugal; Yellow and Red.
Okrd.
Peds-Extra Early; Early MAY:
Washlngton;do Frame; do CharI.
ton; Dwarf Blue Prussian; do
harrowfat; Bishop DuarfprolInc
Pdrsni p s-Long Smooth
French; Guernsey.
pdrGley-Curled.
PcppeT-LarEe Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
Pam kfH-Large Yellow
RhubdrI- Victoria.
RdddfsA-Iong Scarlet Short
T"r, cS..ist rurnip. White do;
yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
:, Saisatt-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinaeh-Round leaved.
S2nisS-Early Bush; Bell.
s7omdfo-LarEe Red; de Yei-
low; Egg.
TIrnip-Early Flat Dutch; do
Red Top; Large White Norfolk:
white Globe; Rata Baga; Dale's
Hybrid.
Herb s-Annise; CArrouay;
Thyme; Coriander, Lavender;
sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
summer savory; Sweet Mario.
rum; pene.
wM. PALMER.
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x.yp,1InEgyotSA.5 P5EIpSTEA6S lbs,

312 Brondwuy, N. ",
EhDouARTERsf for Ornamental 81 ronr IRON
49, n1EpsTEaDs Price from - to $50 Adapted by Dwell
nnss hote Asyums Prisons &c. The
Iron Railing and Iron Furniture % ~ 49,
Second edition Pha,e I'm Iron ~ n.
forwarded. ~ ~N'1'e "'H -
@hai-d.m-tsl WORKS IS, IS. 81. 80 and 81 Levi. 1t
ii ANDh ETH,S wARRANTED GNVDEN
n. n have Just
S.,sd M ,h supply OF trssh and genuine GARDEN sEED
ted on the grounds OF Mr. David Landreth Phadnha me
Saa OF whose Seeds generally known that are
persons having purchase seed. h.
unaequanted with them The compr,s 49,, ~
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF
VALENTINE cnESlfM SSc1 rS h.r. Jus. received sv
Se SG YORK and phadsPSa a their full supply
The pqss he general summary Of
X BieAehsd and Brown shir,ings and G.. aud 1874
nj, beGehsd and Brown Sheslng,
PAn Pad Checked and DAma.E Cambria, aud yaeORet Nus
cOs'onAde' DENNIS canbletesn, and Striped Cot,
White and cOlOred Figured Marseis. and Printed
g. S and Laep shsstng md Linen all qualities.
Tsi;s nd 6Ss E.siy s;,P$ @
HGekahaek, DoloE., Russia and Amsrican Crash
Habit and furniture 6 an soe s2d c SSTSf
BIZ ant Fancy Cold Cloths DraP dee and EngIsh
Black DOe,kin Fancy ca.snere, and Plain and Checked
Bhits aBt sag Plain and Tisd ya Pea silk ye,ng,
tapa fs s Gni bsss and r;Pn'
Bants organdies and Satin Plaid GrenAdne and Tissue,
French Printed JaeOne'', and Plain and Figured
EhEh Preach, and American Habit Prints
Me- Gg9i de RHRe and Boiled Tae,a sf,
White a. f FG .Ss E s ard
c.: enf Sa%S ss. and YGaOsiD:
Mourning asn. Grape Collar. and s seS sm0d Collars
MsH',yls gle Muslin , and Lace Sleeves and oh-InIsse,
a Embd snd stitched tii Lawn MIDI Ss H'''n'
Ladies and Gents l. Cambria do, Colored Bor.
Gents Black and Fancy silk, and Scotch Plaid and Embd
Black and Fancy Ties, Collars OF every style
soils $3.50 @' '"'H
Brown Lace, Brown Blue Green Gasamer and Tissue
Wells " '''1'
Black Velvet Tdmmngs 81 all widths and Cord SIX Lace.
Lancaster and ANebdsle Quilts and EuVenia SKIRTS
AeNAnier's Kid and silk Goyes BIZ Pilet Mel Nit,
Ladies' Gents and Chiidren's Hosiery Of every styI.
Grass Cloth, Mohair and Victoria Skirts etc etc
VALENTINE, CRESsHAW A Co
So.99 corner Broad, 9Th and Capitol streets.
49, Near Capitol Square.
Nantes desirable supply Of r. IS Sn and e.
white and Checked Mating ~ "
mill IN
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g sssyy2 So So ssEsS $3.50

=.
~ UEAr NUnrittttN MAIL HOUct.--REDICIaoN q
q n yARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHIL1DhLPnnI;a::-oh
- n.t Monday 18th Instant through tickets TO Bamote
I'D be obtained OF this Company, over inc"
route via Warrington, on the following TERMS VIZ: az
To
Philadelphs, st.... i h, sS,s.
he cities Washington and baltimore free OF any
whatever; daily lines run between r
dsphia York; At rates varying from ~ 70 ~
ey proporonetsy for second class
GERS The public loss for cheap and comfortable
trip o New York -, ~ -....,., ri. .oo, IN In
and Baltimore without detriment to any privileges
conferred by them. 49,, =, r,,n.por,.tion
or,ios NJ, q. ~ 10 issS auls
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ASPARAGUS.
DKEr-Long Blood, Mangie
Wurtrei, French sugar, Eariy
Turnip, &c.
BEAss-Large Windsor, Red
Speekled Valentine, China
white, Six Weeks, Lima, Caro-.
lima.
BRoccou-Purple Cape, Ger.
man. Scotch Kaie.
CABnAoE- Early York, Large
York, Ok Heart, Eariy Sugar
Loaf. Harry Battersea, Drum.
head do, Savoy. Green Curl,d
savoy, Plat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
CARRor-Long Orange, Early
Horn, AitringhAm.
CAuIFLowER-Early and late.
CnERr-white and Red, go
lid.
CREss-Curled.
cueunBER-LOng Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PLASr-Purple.
EsDivE and LINK
LrcKRSE SEED.
No seeds, except those receive
kept for sale In our establishmsn
All orders for Trees, shTubbs,
dreth and J. s. Sinton. Ian with
attended to. PEYTO
Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06

LrrTrcK-Eariy Cabbage Row
~ do, Curled India, brown
Dutch, Green and White Cos,
MkInS-Nutmeg and citron.
NAsruRrrUN.
ORA.
| Geld.
PARstkr-Curied.
fARsSir-sugar.
! PEAs-Landteths Extra, Ear
" Frame, Large MarroufAt,
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
Pxrrrn- Picking, Large Sweet
PUMPKIN.
RApisH-LonE Salmon, Long
searlet, White Turnip, Red do,
Black Spanish.
RHuBLRB.
SALsLTY.
SPINACH.
SQUASH.
TuAsiP-Piat Dutch, Red TOP,
Large Globe, Ruta Baga, Large
Norfolk.
Per HrRns-Assortment.
Z from ID. Landreth, are offered or
ie., from the Nurseries Of d. Ian
he subscribers, shall be promptly
y JOHNSON A BROTHER,
Tor ID. Landreth, llb Main st.,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
QUAHIsRs e. BHnOKR,
No. 10 Pearl Street. HIchmond, Vs.
WD FsPROTPULY beg leave 70
Ia received Of the Stocks on sPRINu uoobs
opened IN this market They sale on the most
accommodating terms complete every thing In
the hhoe Hat aud bonnet ne an enumeration which would
BE- too ediousfOr an adveTnmen Merchants
vii please give call determined
tefmf Ahhy iuuee w blh oI any other market
UDtnAsOlS sRD UMDttRLLAs-we have I1st c,,.n., :.
large lot Parasols, and ek and Cotton
direct from the Manufacturers ia Pbiadepha tao by
nsu il, bsosd s So,;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06

VIII pAGukkRkorfPEA AIT, as prActised by wHITEIURsT
hi % All he improvements Of the day.
reputation, gained not by assertions
smnenee without proof OF such but the contrary
ysa study and practice adopting all the
nave 80 5apdy .asessded each other in this
gained he highest distinction on IN.
victory when competing with the Artists
mr. w has also gained that highest of all honors the
and Of the public
OF patrons who daily hrong his which
$500 ~ 80"
steeoseople Lkeneses taken In improved
Every vsriety OF Cases. rrames &C ON hand
and ~ the most satsfaetory prices.