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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01
FOR Tux WIG.

Mcssrs. Edors-Thc Director. of the Richmond and
Danvie Railroad Co, having called meeting OF the
stockholders the 18th Of April to supply the vacancy
occasoncd by the death Of the amened Tunsa the late
President of this Company beg leave to recommend,
through the columns Of the Whg as his permanent
cessor, the distinguished gentleman who now temporarily
fills the office thus vacated To the stockholders of this
company Mr. Clifford is no stranger. From the organiza-
ton orthc Company he has filed the Office OF of m
directors, and from the period until the last annual
meeting of the stockholders he held that of Vice Pesi
dent which then, on his motion, abolished. Mr. Gift
ford has then tried and the in which, in the
opinion Of the stockholders aud Directory he has scharg
cd the high heretofore conferred upon him, to be
Inferred no less from his unanimous annual reelection by
the stockholders the office Of Director than from his
recent appointment by the Directory as President pro
tempore of the Company. Nor is he stranger to the
great body of people whose interests most deeply in
voved in the speedy completion and ultimate extension OF
this road With that of the deceased President, his voice
has been heard from its Eastern TO its Western
terminus, from the Mountains to the Seaboard in
folding the advantages Of this great Improvement and u;g
ing the people liberal subscriptions for its early compile.
ton No one the undersigned feels assured cognizant q;
the eminent services which he has rendered in behalf OF
this Improvement from its commencement, and
who has witnessed the zeal and ability which he has
formy displayed in commenting it TO public patronage
and support will deny his strong claims upon the stock
holders doub, his high qualifications for the first office
in their gift.
claims of other gentlemen who have been named in
this connection, he doubts whether there is any in
Virginia better acquainted with the affairs who better
understands the interests and true policy of the Comps
n.y. than Mr. Clifford. And to his acknowledged capacity
direct supernend the operations OF the Company
may be added, that, il elected its President,
have stronger motives TO direct them jndciously and
wisely-suce his interest Of the largest stockhold
in the Road, say nothing OF his attachments and
sympahies thoroughly ndentihed with the Company.
Like the late President whose confidence he fully
joyed he has offered many examples, during his
necon with the Company, of sacrifices Of individual in
rercs and personal convenience the demands aud in
serests of the Company. The undersigned therefore
trust that when the stockholders shall mblc TO place
mantle 80 long and worthy by the lamented dead
zeal advance the good of the Company has always for
gotten himself. c.. w.
March 22d 1854.
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STRING STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS, AND
HOUaEKEEPING GooDs.

HDULKLRY & co, 1917 Main Street, Eagle sgnarr, have
would ayc The attention purchasers Their Sortent
vuied establishment souh OF the Potomac
pcei will favoraby with similar estab
hme al the south Among the leadg aresssy
French China Gold Band Decorated and Plain Dinner Tea and
white and Granite Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets Gobie
Champs Tumbler Wines Pickle Dhes Deaners In sets
Or slnsle Gal. Cellars, Preserve Bowls Corda Fluid and oil
Fns ivory Table Cutlery by the single Of 81
pieces Beef and Game Caryert together with an assortment Of
PLATED wGRE-severai new and beautiful patterns Of Tea
Bets both Engraved and Plain Water Kettles Coffee and Tea
Alfalfa wARg-Tabic Breakfast, and De'ssrt Forks Table
and De'r Spoons, Soup and draw LadS Butter knys, Th
kets, q many nes and handsome patterns 49, y,,,, 49,,
pns vs and yg di i ps,,srs in sets Of land pieces
single wa q. sizes ON he met 70 NC ehsaps,i quality
BROHlED Go0Ds-ComPrsing Hat btands' UmUreha sanus
BLOCK Tin wSRgHcodcc and Tea Urns Patent Coffee Po
Coffee Pgdn Po,s Egg Boilers Dish Covers Steak and Oys
JEPkHsgD wARH-oate Boxes CAddles knife
Boxes Baths Tubs Knife wahers Dressing Gases Spec
Boxes cEe!h Slih many 9sr ussfn good " ,h' Esrs
Rsfgsr,ic water Coolers and Shower BAb.-of the above
several patterns from the most approved manufactures
A. summer comforts they are Indispensable. 80
soSp piss,e together vh a supply Family lIsrdwarc.
FANCY d0ODsChins Vases Dresden and sere China Cups
Jewel Boxes, PspIer Mshie Work Boxes writing Det Rose
Boxes; Leather eeues Chinese Goods and Other Fancy
THOSE il want II any n the above goods well to call
oatl gu,' behsd att store " apl
6JONPEETIONAugES.- Merchants and others
boyng ConfectIonares ind their rive
can before purchasg have on hand rso and ysed
daily large quantity q my superior Candy vsrTsnd 70
cal siP IN d ss gour oidsr. LOUIS GcsEUxs
ApI NJ. io1 Main sweet.
NNJINsTON & POwRas hay. in store suitable fsmi.
Pieces and Pine Apple Cheese, r. Imperial Rngh
sa vsrnic Msocsron Table syrup supstr Bunch R.iin
Shell Almonds, and many other articles TOO men,
| lion. api
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\ REMAEEAnLE REcoGNrIoS.-A short time ago while
Rulins md IRON Richmond, playing the Eastern
lunAtic Asylum in this place rr tho qualification
amusement OF the inmates one Of them, negro woman
who had been confined in the Hospital for many years
suddenly stepped forward, and pointing member
the band exclaimed, There is my son, whom have u OF
seen since he years old" The musician was
greatly surprised at r but upon enquiTing, he
WINGED that his mother stood before hIm-a being whom
he had before known and whom he had no recol-
lection Of ever having We understand he asked
permission of the Board of Directors have his parent
restored to him. which granted aud he taken her
home to Richmond, after confinement in The Hospital =:
years HMi.unsJurq Gazette.
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~ MornIRas, nnkAsr cI.orIs-rh... ol0.l. !.

tH ''"'"fANo phhtsT CLOTits-These Cloths nj noy
acknowledged give the perfect speedy relief pain in
e reAs" OF nursing mother arising from any Other
cause and to Afford the only complete against,
distressing anetion GAHEREp BREisr known To the world n,
hsday They be without discomfort to tho
mother and procured during the period OF
whenever any dsagreeabe symptom or
from exhibits ITSELF they are TO give relief
and in every instance Rising Breast There
sands who suffer deaths during period Of nursing
for using these Cloths accompany them.
~ remittance Of 81 co. accompanied by ~ cent. worth OF
postage stamps will prompt BY mall Of
They are fof sale exclusively by
ADlE e GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents
mho l4T Main Richmond Virgins,
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srrLt GorSo AnEAD.-Thc proprietor Of the Exchange
Hotel 1. untrng 10 his efforts TO render that establish
mcnt still more worthy Of tho high epu.e which IL has
already gained lie looks not to expense in his desire
accomplish that end aud feel griGcd that the pros
poets Of tcnold return for his outlay clearly In tho
perspective.
ia addition tomany other important improvements
being made in that establishment, notice three large
Mrrors each feet by four nnd half suspended at
convenient points in the main hail. together with in
each Of the halls leading to tho gentlemen aud ladies din
ing saloons and Of much greater Dimensions at the
extreme end Of tho gcntemens Saloon.
The frame work executed at tho establishment Of
Mr. Bclvn Cabinet Maker, 18Th street i very ts.to
folly done up carved slab surmoun,ing each Is exc
cutcd In tho mos, tasteful elaborate style.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

We understand that the Canal Company have accented
of Judge Daniel grant of land the canal in the i'm
mediate neghbornood Of the Piedmont Works for tb,
purpose OF constructing an additional barrier The,
propose commencing the work soon es $4,000 can be-
raised by way OF loan, and they willing to exccut,
their bonds payable with interest n three years for tina
sum. We informed that about thirds OF the sun
have hccl raised Tie work is a OF some ilnpor
lance to the town. especially the upper portion
trust that those interested will afford every reasonable as
sistancc in its construction 1t is supposed that III,
Orange and Alexandria depot will be located in the vi
ciny oil the proposed basin. The two will render i'm
pcraivc the opening of the alley from main street b,
way ofthe Unon Hotel Black water to the canal
Lynch. Firginldn.
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ThInr.rhlrd congrs...-.Flr.t Session.
wAsmSoros, March 30, 1864
SENATE

Nr. Everett presented memorial Of the American SO
ccty for tho advancement o. Science praying tho csab
li'lmcnt OF Geographical Department, connected With
tic Congress Library.
Mr Fish presented memorial Of the of the
steamboats, tho Hulson river, complaining Of the act
Of 1885, regulating vessels propelled 10y steam and asking
hnt steamers not carrying passengers be exempted from
the requirements OF that law.
Mr. Bell presented petitions OF the Bap1soi Tepnes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

mrs WARDS BrsrTir.-This eminent and accomplish.
ca actress and truly es'imabo lady, announces her bepc
Ut the Theatre for Monday evening next and provides
or her patrons one OF the most attractive bills of tho
season. The claims Of Mrs. Ward on our citizens are
great lot as an actress che ever makes It her study to
au0'n her profession while her realization of some of tho
hnest conceptions of the Dramatic Poets arc such M IN
rehne the public taste aud confer tine purest delrbt
trust all well wishers Of tho drama will uake Mrs
cause their own, dthus ensure her good house
as this IS her last season In Richmond - .'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

THg RronNoaD Posr OFucg-The FredericksLurg
News calls attention to the fact that II frequently
does not get newspaper day from Richmond out Of
Elk daily papers that published here viii Col Big
ger look to this matter little aud where the fault IT,
We consgn the papers regularly from this Office to the
Cors. charge aud unless the blame rests elsewhere
Col Bigger will have give HE assistants stirring up IA
she benefit. Of our Fredericksburg neighbor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

MoUSTAIS OnMonday the new and beautiful 10.
cmotvc baldwin, weighing 2i tons Manuiaciuredb y Nor.
rs Co.. Philadelphia, made very successful trip across
the Blue Ridge the temporary track and by o'clock that
evening the passenger train arrived in Stanton where
there said be 1000 to 1900 persons assembled
to witness and welcome the event.
On Tuesday, the trip again made over the noun
tain to Greenwood Tunnel III n manner to convince nil
that the Baldwin safely the mountains a.
any other engine can our roads No fears
need be entertained by the public of travelling on
the Cars over the Blue Ridge Siaunton.- Oh iyIo.tc
UiHe JeGeTSonidn March 30.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

FoREIGS AssociATIoSs.-The New York Tribune pro-
tests against foreign societies and organizations civic
military
Bot ii they come here to be citizens, good taste, to
the least, should make them keep aOof from all anti
American combnatons-for any association which is
for us in this country must be against There is no
use Of blinking terms of ignoring logic. In Irish
German association charitable military poltca-the
bond is Irish German and American aud therefore
awakes antagOusm among all who Americans SIM
ply ard wholly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01
w m. Taylor,
RICHMOND NARKETS M,,on %

TonAcco-Breaks and receipts have been ish. for last
day two, aud prices rather higher we ono,o Iu,s
10 o IL common leaf7 to IS; good to IL; fine l2
to i! 2 One hid. sold yesterday at tho latter mice
winch Is the highest price paid this season. Not
old offering to give quotations
WHEAr-Prime White 81 As to 81 90, and Red 81 40
HESTER WHITE, Commission Merchants.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

CONVERSATION OF PosrNAsTERs.-The Washington Star
learns that the House Committee Post Offices and Post
Roads, have unanimously agreed to report bill in
crcasng the compensation Of the Postmasters in the Uni
ted States.
Under the bill, agreed upon by the Committee their
commissions will be follows, viz On the first 500 per
quarter 60 per cent the $500 per quarter 30
cent the $4,000 per quarter, 40 per cent on al
the last sum- Is per The increase being ten
per cent ON the commission Of each quarter.
The bill Of the Committee proposes TO allow the Post
General the discretionary power of increasing the
compensation at distributing and separating Offices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

PENNSYLVANIA SrArE woRxs.-Pennsyvania newspa-
pers are pretty generally united in eating the sale o
the public works 1t conceded that they are un
profitable the State and cannot be otherwise than ue
profitable while they remain its ownership The Harris
burg Union says:
Their actual cost has been SS9b4e e6T 1.-THE inter
cst paid the has been $35 1871, 7e6 lS-the
pense Of conducting them has beeu nineteen aud hall
millions, and the entire only SeS,S42 oeo Al
The total cost OF the State works the present time
has been in round numbers say S9oO0o,o0O, and all we
show this is of less than see, ooo,.
600. When add that appropriations are asked,
amounting to 600 o00 the public may judge for
themselves whether under such OF affairs
have had, and likely to have, the interests
the people would be best promoted by retaining dis
posing Of the works For part, having nothing
but the public interest in view, say sell them aud
you cannot sell them, give them away-do anything but
keep them longer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01
tBA friend furnishes US with the following notice Of the
funeral Of The late DE- shltlnek Of Bnstnn.

n lleu lullNhes US Win the following notice of
funeral Of the late DR.. shsttuck Of Boston
"a grand funeral discourse on the death of tis GOOD
and most valued physician preached Las, Sunday morn.
Ing In the West Parish in that city hy the Row Cvtn o
to It, onoiltng pastor The text of the discourse was
yory appropriately taken from S. tukc-bs tbotnc ,be
good phyNcj1'." Tho disconrsr presented thoror,b
analysis Of character, being grateful tribute 10 the do
parted reniere without any superfuity Of pauegyric-
is general purpot showed tho intimate relation bctwcnp
minister aud medical adviser through all time aud lIi.
particular application became most Interesting and affect
ing ~ no drew towards is close-a worthy tribute
90 right noble aud stlwArt lts delivery occupied
hour but t Increasing interest caused the audience
20 remain spcllbonnd until tho final word forth
when the preacher sunk down. exhausted 10y the tension
NJ hs thought and by hs oycrwrougt feelings which
times ames, chokcd his utterance. SO close the
tentnn Of tho crowded Church. that the slow ticking
the clock heard with great distncncss Mr. Bltto
IL tho Claiming Of tho present generation"
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DIED.

Bemont Richmond, Of her husband VIZ
a.A VIC OF John u Pa-bhl IN the 2sth year her age
The friend. OF the family both In the
are respectfully Rvited to attend her to-day II
from her late residence. ~ " -'s'oeA'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

I'D Rev. DIR. Cox, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, will preach n.
O'Clock, Sabbath morning, April g in the United Pres
oy'eran Church, (Rev Mr. Read's) corner of Frank IN
and 9Th Streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

Tux wrArnsR.-Yestcrdsy was another ds.,,.,.,,,
aay' presented dark, dismal, gloomy aspect We, suc
he'n'y dry to permit outside operations to 90 on Tn,
condition Of our streets is by no means favorable Il,
"aung' ana as consequence business, particularly IN
tue iad'cs departments, was very dull Rockets Il c
a,ar sink hole Recoect that 20 citizens of Jesr,o,
Ward. ''"e''oh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

SOMEWHAT NERDAST.-A gentleman OF our acqulint.
desiring Information from a country friend by
etcr, wrote paid the postage and enclosed Post Office
stamp for the reply In due of mail he received
an answer TO bis letter. hostage unpaid" aud the fol
lowing f. s.: al am very much Obliged Tor q little red
paper you sent me" We had heard OF such thing before
but were ncreduous In this we had the evidence
Of the letter itselL-Nortoik H,rdkL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

Tue UsIoS's DEFrSrioS or The Presidents PosrrIoS
We publish tc.1ay the article from the Washington Ur.
iou in full, defining the position of President Pierce on
the Nebraska bill We do so, avoid the charge Of any
Misrepresentation misconstrucon our part in ref
erence to the endorsement Of sqnatter sovereignty by
President Pierce through his Official organ. The article
will speak for itself, and settles the questions beyond a
doubt that the President goes for the BILL on the ground
that it is recognition Of squitter sovereignty If VIC
are mistaken in that opinion shall expect our Demo-
cratic contemporaries to set right We hopo to he
from them soon on this very important question Of
qn or sovereignty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01
TICKET FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
FOR ALDERMAN

FOR ALDERMAN:
Edwin Fsrar, Alfred In,oo.
X. d. SanIay, AleI. r. Roys,s-
VIM. Taylor.
FOR C0UNCILMEN:
Edward McAdam, j. NJ. Talbot
r. o. Haskins, A. Richard
p. II. Butler.
This ticket will have the support of
MANY VOTERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01


UDAGIKER. IsAyLY & NIUWO have now I'm stare.
choice assortment Of Staple
81 which Of direct importation sold very low
They call special attention The following very articles
Rich Plaid and Striped Silks
Plain Black Gro dc Rhine
DO do Gro 10 Attic
10 and Figured Grsnadine
Do AMI Figured ChAlie
Printed Organizes and Lawns
Hsrcge ami Orz,nde Robes
Embroidered and Plain Msntilias
Maltese Lace Habits and sleeves
french Embroidered Muslin do
Embroidered and Plain T. Cambfs IfanderchteH
Hack Canton Grapes
White and Black Grape shauis
Black SIX Shawls; Hsh Printed Bsrsgc gcarfs
Psrasols anil Umbrellas
Mu.lin and mbrl' Binds; Mu,ln and Cambria Collars
Rich sash and Neck Ribbons
Preneh Clcocs; Hrillanes
Pad and striped Gingham1, &C., &C.. api
M EIINED rUBS.-tp baIsxe Loaf 100 bbls coffee gu
ua aud %; 100 bbls Crushed landing for sale by
apl LEWIS wEBB SON.
lyERPOOL FINE SALT, nnoat Tor siicby
4 api DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
NSMGJNIA CI;NTIsAb ItAILHOAD-OPgHT no
S1fNNTONOn and after the hrst day ~ April, the pas.
ngcr train will leave the Depot Richmond for staunon y,
hy minutes before o'clock ST. and arrive ut staunon ct 20
minutes pastf y. NJ.
getqrninr leave staunon G o'clock A. NJ and arrive
AZ Rl.hmond At 81, p NJ.
misc y NJ GILL. guperintsndant.
II - HIns. PRIME NEW CHOP CUDN MOLAssEs,
- landing for 1aleby 49,. . - ...,,.,
Rpl BACON BAsKERYILL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

,nhyGE Or TIJE TIIERIOmETUH
~ AOHRiS' B1oi1oee o. NiiH st5esi, MaSe6 SIT.
'''%iI:'' ''9 $40 So;ss,s's'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

sHooTiSG-A free negro man named Holmes living in
tue upper end OF this county, shot night last week
in tie neighbourhooi Of Marble Ill., 10y Mr.. Robert
brown, who resides miles of this place-anJ
has since died from the effects Of the wound We have
head various statements in relation to this affair but
rs It will undergo judicial investigation deem il i'm
proper 70 give them publicity.-k 1rnrNe .LouLnnL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

proper to give them publicity. Formciie Journal.
TnE REsrELL CAsr.--The RcsteI case came up on
"Wednesday aud the prosecution against Madame r. and
Shackiord dismissed finally on account Of the nos
pearance OF the complainant The lady was not drowned
or murdered, suspected last week. bu' ia yin, ma l.
supposed, in Phadcphi. The following letter from her
was received by Justice stuart a few days ago.
NEw BEUsswcE, n. j., March 10, 1851.
Justice S;cwirt-As have voluntarily Withdrawn from,
the State and do not intend ever q renew nv Grim.
nll prosecution against NJ Shackfprd, I tr14, Won
VII tie so COOL as 10 allow to have possession Of
ny baggage, OF which am in great need For vour uni
form courtesy to me- ain very grateful aud were il prac
uca would gladly express the TO you in person
But the fear Of falling under the influence Of o,hefs vlo
hayo deceived aud m.cd me in hi4 unfortunate affair
wen ne oter apparent considerations, deiers and must
deter me Tor oug me- fOin returning 70 New York
ain, very truly, you're, CoEDgLrA A. GRASr.
The county court OF Preston has adopted an order TO-
gnesing the Sheriff. to open poll for the purpose Of a.
cctnnhs Tie fcusc Of the people upon the question
license or 10 license, at the Spring election
lloERlrLg--A little girl the daughter Of John VIC n
Indianapolis had her hand chopped Off the other Jiy II,
her 'tc brother while playing With sharp broad-aSe In
her fathers shop.
lYDRoPuouiA, notice that ten cascs If dc,u Il,
hydropholda have recently been reported 10 tho UpT
board has adopted resolution to paya bounty OF wenty
five cents ior killing dog3.
| Ham IIrsRrrp Tnrr-Thc B,nror y,rc,-v s,,,
'hat some dys siucc, who wis filling a rirc trc,
near w" shore % hosenaguu'c Like struck bsrd s,b
stance 10 ihc wood with such force ~ Il, render bis
comparatively useless. On examination IL proved n IA,
stone, weighing Wfiy-thr,c pounds cmbsIdcd In th
eoh~G 81 The tree, which vas perfectly sound green an,
SMOOTH ana ahont t"o feet in circumtcTcnce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

.IapI-it DANIEL s. DELAPLANE Inspector.
tW- DH. q. -. BRAINEHD would inform the pu,c
mond TO report and can be consulted the Exchange
I'll Saturday, April ist, 1884, from to II A. NJ and TO
NJ My stay viii he Short therefore let all who wish
apply atonCe Correspondents by addressing nail
I0l New York City, stating case and whether
the eyoba Is small large; also whether the eye
promptly or snnkcn-can for two dollars obtain advice;
reanenfo for ten dollars which will
deducted. The poor favorably considered.
d. BRSEHD has restored perfect sight cases OF
partial and total blindness Of from IL
ny from 10 seconds to minutes application bya scientific me,hod
OF his own discovery without cutting, pain wash.
Dr. D. has aiso Of various and
grayaed grades pain from, and intolerance Of light rsghed
ness or loss Of sight from and
have remained permanent to the present moment.
For abundant evidence of the facts
had TO statements OF persons treated aud published In the
Many Of those persons may room AZ
or4P W. Of each day at which hours D. perform
peIments on the worst cases that may be presented
r. g. See notice above, hours do not
see Dr. Branerd within the time stated, will dn
ja3i-n
,,.,,,,o, SPLENDID STOCK Or
SUPERIOR PIANO foRTES MELODEONs, GUITARS, PIANO
sTOoLs, PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC.
% hand at his establishment Eagle square, extensive
stock Of
CHOICE PIANO FORREST
from the established reliable manufactures Of Adam sa
q Co. j. H. Durham 90, and Chkeng Of Boston, whose In
he youehed for, warranted as
The subscriber offers large ne can be seen AT
any similar establishment North and will sci, them upon good
teIm u better This been in many Inv
shrewd business who have examined
bought Of him.
lie for sale an assortment Of MELoDHoys sweet and
delightful nstruments adapted 10 sacred music In Parish
Martins unrvacd GUITARS; also others Of cheaper manu-
facture.
Gn assortment Of Rich PIANO COVERS
The latest fashionable
Guitar well Instruction Books for nearly Musical
mcnts.
T Persons unable to visit Richmond can have their order.
subscriber. JANIS wO0DHOUsR,
Bookseller, i89 Main street,
/ upuNV VI