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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-09-24

GE An English gentleman dining in
Paris, at the table d'hote (public table at
the hotel, wishing for some potatoes to
eat with his meat, as he had been accus-
toned to do at home, calledto the SER
want
"GareOm, de8 pommes de terre, sill
vOus piait "(waiter, some potatoes, if you
please.
The dish of potatoes was accordingly
brought to him, and taken away when he
had helped himself. The same request
was repeated to the servant as each suc-
cessive course Of meats was served, until
the waiter, having become familiar with
the order, brought the potatoes without
further request; and thinking that sif the
gentleman wished potatoes with one dish,
he would like them with all, continued 10
bring them to him through the whole
dinner, dessert and all, much 10 the gen.
Aeman's annoyance, and the amusement
of all who saw it, 3j 1ff
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-09-24

re" The returns from the wheat har-
vest of the United States, says the New
York Journal of Commerce, are now
complete and it is settled thatthe cropis
of most excellent quality, and if not the
largest ever gathered since the settlement
OF the country, it is at least above the ay-
erage and will yield large surplus be-
yond the supply of our wants. The
Journal estimates the yield of $50, 100000
bushels, and The probable export demand
from all sources at 4O,OOO,OO0. Upon
this estimate, the export demand can be
filled without creating any unusual ex-
element, but prices will mel be likely to
rule yery low. .,r!. n.,. ..
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-09-24
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
GOV. wM. JOHNSTON DECLINES TIE AMERI
CAN NOMINATION..

CAN NOMINATION.
PlTTsBuRGH, Pa, Aug. 20, 1856.
ToF. H. Ruggles and S. NJ .AlLen
Chairman and Corresponding .Secre-
fary ofthe Ame,i iCan National Com
mittee:
My. DEAR SIRs: Patriotism demands
Of The American Party its disapprobation
of the measures Of the present National
Administration, as we'll as the defeat Of
those who have willingly and cheerfnlly
endorsed and are pledged to support its
foreign and domestic policy.
Its selection of agents TO, and their
management of, our affairs at other Courts
has Justly renderedit obnoxious to the
condemnation Of the American people.
When the present Administration assum-
ed the conduct of our domestic affairs, all
causes of sectional strife had been reno.
we'd, and peace and fraternal concord exis-
ted among the States and people of the
conlederacy,
When controlling influence in all de-
partments Of government, we are inform
ed by the admissions and declarations OF
lis friends and advocates, that at this mo-
ment discord, sectional strife and angry
agitation, dangerous 10 the rermancy OF
our cherished Union. have been brought
upon the country. These evil things are
Justly attributable 10 its action and ambi-
ton.
Our character among the nations Ofthe
earth has been degraded by the announce
ment on the part of its employees that our
Government was unwilling or unable 10
control and check the rapacious longings
for the possessions Of Deighboring and
weaker nations falsely admitted to exist
among our citizens. a..
The revenues OF the country have been
devoted TO sustain a wastefnl and extrav.
agant administration of our affairs. whilst
appropriations for The judicious, improve
nent Of our rivers and harbors have been
resisted and refused a Territory of the
United States has been desolated and de-
populated by civil broils, while within its
borders laws have been enacted, and 9th
sEs adjudged to exist and attempted TO be
snfoSeed by this Government that are
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-09-24
Gov. Johnston's Letter.

The New York Times contains a letter
from Hon. VIM. F. Johnston, of Pennsyl-
ania, in which he withdraws his name
from the canvas as a candidate for Vice
President of the United States. AS a
matter Of propriety we this day withdraw
his name from our paper and with pleas.
ure substitute that of VIM. L. Dayton in
its place.
But to the letter--it speaks for the
Governor, and proves most clearly that
1t would'have been no less honorable tc
the Republican, than TO the American
party to have'seleced Governor Johnston
as one ofthe standard bearers in thi:
great contest, for freedom.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-09-24

P Virtue and vice arc opponents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
owen Done Mn.i r,i,hf,i So-r,,,. g,

country correspondent desires to know Gov Wise
has written letter the extract OF his speech in 1852
given by the Enquirer in which Ibis emphatic and whole
sale commentator Of Fillmore occurs aud if So what he
said on the subject
II he has Sntten such letter it has not fallen under
our observation but it is said in baltimore paper that
His ENceencys friends very uneasy about him aud
are keeping constant watch bin, and especially
over his letters and it may be that he has written let
ter on this subject and that has been suppressed by the
vigilance committee. IL would be refreshing to have On
epise from His FSceency this speech az reoored By
ne E"g"Her II was there stated that be. Via, knew
Fillmore personally knew bis sentime Is commended
The dsnieresedness Of his course and pronounced him
entitled to the piaudit "VH don, most frifIGd ser.
rant" Not word about the Wigs soying So It was
We" himself who spoke from his own knowledge lie
snew him personally, knew bic scnt nenl., and pro.
nounced him WELL DONE. MOST FAITHFUL SIR.
VANTw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
~ ths Triend, Of The American ran.e.

We begn to-day the publication Of series Of number.
on the principles aud objects Of the American Pmty-
They emanate irom Of the abIest pens boz the State
and richly merit q widespread circulation among th
people We ak the friends Of the cause 20 distfblt
them iW and wide among tie ma.ses We DO not d,sps
Of the bs'prrf.r .aIssetbey ere gcsy different .et
people irom the Democratic politicians Ono Of the s.t
10 reply 60 our Apo, ~ ths at. Democratic Com ntio
To- endorse fi'lmorr responded that che ony OF ino
difheulv 10 ihH c"ur'" va. thc vgf,' They cpu'
not ahori % abaadon the .poii. The, had no go,i o
lection O. flmorc the score Of his Conservation, ,
lo,slt, O." . shue cOuatf, 500 sret, part OF ut Oh
speis me yoiis they could no, pqr viii Them Tii.i
not the with The They se not willing ID, SAC
f.tce the country of odce. They ouly want their Go
vernmenf wisely and oth.al, q lminis,ered-and the,
have iriih that Fhmrr will do q al ~ he As beer
red an d" 70 nd "iahas let appeal from the poI
HeiSaI 70 the People.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25


RICHMOND MARKETS, MAHcu a. 1856
GESERAI kshAAEs The spring trade has fairly
and with degree Of activity very gratifying TO witness. The
Of boxes, sud other packages destined Interior trade 10 be
along the principal business streets on the basin bank
fori' favorable idea Of the nov prevalent
In Richmond Til q holiday to-day may have DE-,
traced socWhat from this general aspect all sides the evil
deness q envening hustle yaou- departments Of trade
plainly dsernAhr While expressing fact. In rrga,d the
business operations Of merchants regret that il not in our
report like activity the roue markets. bat the san,
depression continues which has prevailed past
not possible that Will last much Longer, and already brgu o
perceive Of Improvement be attended with fyor
bic results 10 the farmers Interests.
We subjoin our semi weekly review Of the markets.
5 E o E bfs t sl %'oas'g' prices hi
fan,ccowe quote loose iug. .eaa , ,se
ndinr tTa1s good tI5lSs 6ns tSioT In ,s ~ teo
mon i.l,' ugh! weighis) tlHG5E heavy wrs,t.
mdstltasE GOOD 5000: ane ISaii t'.% go
aa s sosi dm a f rom s latter Kinds
lr make, .. sun lalorug under drpre.
oy, ne rs,sg continue very sh but Tally tissa.,e
htyins etei sessal suspen.on Of milling operations the
g-neiay are banS on ol 1 ssEs, s,a usual Ana
slue'on 10 pree-bsng their expectations upon prospect.
ioct throughout he eoaay 30, ihe rpar. fram
m,n Ice, which appreiepd viii not se Inef.
rapted By psea unF. from Other the w.sr We re
Hel 30 o. god 20 Phm: White e5tlIo. Ia year
~ Ag ~ ~ an advance In two weeks At
FDors- rert, q a5u y R,ur al eon,n
quite extensive, but the unstlr viii
10 Tie past E days there has speculative inquiry and
spp several Instances. have offered o. but hotiers
acehe 70 hr views believing that advance viii place
revise our qiotous superhns e. 2535p; EfA tg0gH
toHH-Ihe market l. almost bare Urine white gas foi
l we Ea s a. 81 cent BET Toe fdhg prices Of white aud
Cons Mr't-ws quote q 7oas0 per bushel,
OAts-We quote ~ $500 Gents,
HrrdTAT-We quote a. - ctt
BAGS M msfte quiet and prices rsrnan heretofore We
s sao,s sasas s Es y J9,s' s
| fsiG WV NV ''|'' '"''7
CsspLEswe quote Adamsntne . and p MITCHELL Pat 81
80 Nfhatsnvire Pat 8IH; Sperm 10 10 a. Tanow JACK
| Cows srsn continue IN active demand t9Qsz
! Curr1s YtHya-iq cents
FsrAs Che advances, 70 np dHiuisiine Inquiry
W. Tfe Mtckefei, 80 D. tnutufn,i t6aGk Carolina
/ H-rfipEa roe retail 81 cut " los
/ lfsIHsEs-We quote new ~ flt4s cents.
i ttsHsssp-- u - ior prime.
tHrt Baldwin ApIi.s De ong martet and
s-l ~ - ~ ~ orsign fruit our market rr,.eni.
a. neni W. quot - nf filosipr prizes Hns
=, h,i .oy.. ftlR layer, tisstH per box .-wt
drum ftftIH ~ p lsne Currsnts, ge1Jrc slu5nd
gg.rvp,s " 90 Blasting, yer ges t'N sporlnr Ja54
Ia6s-Pg lstts5 sales; Common Fnsh psrs $50 Ens,,,
Refined $50 ~ svee. iFeR rreeyar snd Armory 100
l3SHifc.
,ils.ss llae a,y, ~ to p do ~. Calf au. s1s
LHaB-PrI ~ ~, Bars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

We give the last weekly report Vi the English and
European markets by the Marx Lane ExDye,, for th,
week ending the Sd Of March That paper continue. to
avov the opinion that the decline Of breadsuifs is owing
TO panic sud IL gives what US very good reu
sons Tor il opinion. The supplies short cverywlcrc
IN the old woodland the United States has to be mainly
relied on to make good the deficiency whether there be-
peace or war That tie spectators should profit by the
prospect Of peace to alarm iamers aud wbeedle then,
Out Of their grain, was to be expected But private spec
ulators could not depress the market Tor 40 long time
II they we're not aided by that imperial iobber Lou.
Napoleon welding the whole power Of France be- eau
produce a. be ha done both here aud n England ae,,
al times the most depressing effect upon the market a.
soon AZ be shall have got HE grausres supplied We l
itikcy the price will again advance Bot the reader
must judge for hmseli-se endesvor to give him all t
facts ~ en.bc him a. form right conclusion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

Prom the above tables will he observed that there {, very Wild
for investments say nothing Of the po.r
tive sale Of the States n he old banks
letter from Hayre, received by Quaker CITY
states That The amount Of wheat taken BY the French Cor
$4,000 hectolires II Imported by the Mobler
The statistics Of the New York Dry trade past
compared with the corresponding ISIS show an
OF f9''g9 In the thrown the market this year
We dci perceive by annexed statement that IN.
transportation business Of the Virginia Railroad
TO Increase steadily We exceedingly condition Of
the Stat finances such deter Legislature making
loan TO this company, being satisfied that they means
their command to finish the uncompe,s the road
the Increased revenue would ina short time deel.
a handsome dIyideud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
A SUBSCRIBER.
ouD cmvscu H.so,r..M March u
Efifors offis HlfO .

Efhors ofns WAiO.
GsSrtNss WI h. painful the fIend. m. Rev
DAVID CsIpwE Rector Of Emanuel Church. County
ST Peters New learn that w parsonage occupied Nv him.
destroyed By are las, Thursday night
sent from home aud tn nrs spread rapidly that M C.
sleeping and few articles %
books totally destroyed H library very
numbering thousand Noums the
careful sni discriminating selection. There and
his loss viii not tall short three thousand dollars
friends throughout the State warmly
exerted In his behalf omitted to mention that hs
other Mss wer-ss
Very respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
MADISON
H.nrroon. slnn9rd co.. ID

Nessis EdtorsNy object in writing to you this oc-
casion Is to 10 your psr u attention toa little matter
which, eit uunotcc may tend injurc the qoa Ame
ricauparty Of this Common wealth. and thnk IL nothing
bpf justice a. the party, aud also duty devolyng npon
you 70 lake notice II such little matters Perhaps your
curiosity may b. raised TO know what this hile mster w.
Will tell you what tis II you s notice the Fredericks
burg Recorder find tnat 10 ~ report Of the result
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

A. ''an'g OF thi- 4ne.rOu, nay he .t,ei u,, n,.
news Of t'' u.tce aud probable p,acc c,c,,ea ..,..
disapPooaton VII the F''acb army n Che C,.,,.' 49,,
Tue population u 'ms'nrunople To, latte, t,,, :,
var proh'ahic AID dc iofm'r bad cot won gla ENOUGH
The feeling Of the Aunl caunot TAIL to have W, a, 80,
Win the French Emperor To bring back to y,snce =.
di''A' 'ed araJ night Dv much q. 10. head i. .o,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

pay rolls and transmit the TO the governor properly
certified and the amount ater being allowed by hiu shall
be paid out Of the public trrasury by Of the
dtorof pu,hc accounts. And the said inspectors shall
make out their accounts quarterly, and certify the
In like manner TO the governor who shall ascertain the
commission to b. allowed aud the 20 allowed
shall be paid In like manner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

Of the municipal elections of that town. t stated tina,
Caldwell *. ~ got rs, aud Peter Goolrieh [DemI got
22S thus leaving out figure which would have made
Csld~ells stood 2Ss. What was this done foe A
word to the wise sufficient IL done deceive the
ignorant hoped by many that you viii notice this
little piece OF LocoiOco tickery aud hold up to the gaze
of the world.
Very respectfully. A SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
A Wing Conyention.

We have heard it intmated that the OH Line whigs
OF the state have it in contemplation u hold Couve
non at the "hio Sulphur during she summer TO deter.
nine the 'iue OF their action We are not sorry to
near OF the movement The Old Wing. arc staunch. out
and out conservatives, and should he glad TO hear
uslr "'"' on the present state Of toe Republic Our
b'o''''" amt 0is'1rdtOo Governor has taken il upon
"'e 70 say that they they can put UP better with pure
A'"''n- 10y Which, We suppose he the Abo,ios
'Nl Una" With Fillmore. We should ike to hear them
on mat point Wcbeie'e they bsse faith u the man. who
'"''"''erei the Government With mach wisdom that
"e 'A'oi,d from Wise even the ercln ton "eH doae
most triflff urrgat"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

Nearly "N' hlo-s In three and the TaIuf
FOR another the loss gill
ln the face OF such facts who doubt the result
hut We told there be three four candidates aud
she election 90 70 the House OF Representatives So
much the worse for them-lOok the following table ia
ken from the Washington Union the Democratic Organ
IL Claims majority in but ten States and four divided
giving them half of these and they will have but f-eir
states, with nineteen dead against them. What chance
then have they in the House Of Representatives None
Ia either even defeat is inevitable. This is what he had
undertaken 10 prove lie submitted whether it had been
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

rstabisimrnt OF
OF the Bank Of the Old Dominion at Pesrburg In Giles county
and branch Of Of the old at West Columbia In Mao,
county to be styled The Bank Of IVES, Columbia pro-
vird In the charters that the capital raised either by
new Issue Of stock transfer Of capital parent institution
or by combination OF hes modes
The following new independent banks prnc.
Pile also chartered viz,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

Prot E'rcnbcrg Of Berlin la. invented /, micro.co,o
which sa TENOR TO rogue Il was lately used 10 J.,,c,
'n'"i who had puioDsG brrr,l of speech. ON r,, Gail
'''1' AMI a''er"'d- filled sith .lnd esurla. Of the
''d of "ll ne 1fent stations we're thought "a die p
le--or aud bring rswpred With that BOO tie barre. ,..
'lro" whence Go" last -a. fssd, a.rrrsineI ,,
That being known tie roili, vas spccsI, ister,.o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

In the number here wings which
sVes TIE actual strength Of the Administration present
ConHess - as claimed b. the Union, and showing
OOdy $500 49, w. '''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

NEW SPRING GOODS.
now In store choice article. for
w Spring, such wv
Plain Striped, and Plain Black silks
do do do Colorrd do
Black aud Colorci Silk Roles
Grvnadine AMI B-rag- do
organdi- spi Lawn do
Plain and Figured Jaconet.
white and Printed Brillznts
Plain and Printed Mou+ane
Cashmere Shawis aud Scarf.
Newest styles Paris Mzntles
Embroidered Muslin aud Cambrc Collars aud sPe-r,
French Wrought CoaTrtiss and Sleeves
Mourning Collars In variety
Muslin aud CHmbriek Bands and Trimming,
Infants fruck Waists
Thread Edge aud Laces
Airsandcrs Kid and six Gloves
Lldie- KID and Doe Gaunusts
Black Thread Wells
Fancy SouGie
Grape and Love do
Muslin Caps
Embroidered and Revere Hdkfs
Misses Gloves and Hose, all Slzes
PARKFR. NIMMo CO.
mhs' No. LAB. EaElc SanArr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

Two TIE PlBI.IC.-Before me~tnr on r,n,,.,.x
sth March, at which the orr, n, C,,,
oaur-r had declined being the One. and
authorised Mr.. sampson yohe. publish q
hs1 not come under any engagement The
saS ot my accepting nomination
ssehs as Mr. Franklin Sarn who that
between US has already declared msenx ihni
nov publicly TO I ACCEPT TINY
NoNATloN with dee friend. ubo have
% r,hou solicitation that
H. ~ ,ns rahs to The best Il my sbiiiy elected.
OF the rmer card. The Thur.
day 1Hh March, Of NV me A. r n
s acceptance both Mr. Jone. ,ooL IA for
he had II Inserted R,,n-e,nJs " s'opPea oy nm' a.
nh25-hs ,,o,,. 80. 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
THE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY.
RANENllEAD, LANCASHIRE,
AREHOUsE YOR TUE IrNITED ar Tts

JOHN n. PLAT,
40, 70 Murray st., New York
NM De found full
w -ed Plate for Store and House Fronts show Cases
Aso, Rough Glass from thick
n w. Western customers referred
ONO at Columbus which Is glazed with Ola" ofu
Company.
mie5-gm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

"A GENct-Por The celebrated Mannsy Reaper and Mower
n Neh posses-es Advantage all Pull In
orno or nNehne' furnished early application the u.
Hht special Agent Tor the counties 81 Loudoun
Clarke, Frederick and Warren General Agent Tar the STATE
-. l. v HIfE, white Post y u.
Clgrke Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
Masses go. iSs

Masses go. isss
49, TO SAMPSON JOHNS, no s-B.ins .atisaed, that
durins term Of service CRY oAuGtR yeahave ptrsd
,hs ds,., Of The once ensniy aud Nth Satisfaction
E that did not receive the
fho-isy night and believing that mes,l
property represented chat Mr. Fox hsd
that he candidate. hsr,by
believe would have opposition woai
attended the meeting and given the
uerc there len under the impe>.on
!" sEsn become candidate Tor the once Of Ciy asas,r
mhfS-Si- ISIS AMERICAN VOTERS
sAhD-h has b--n currently r.J-or,ed h.y. .th.
bid monies collected by In ocs capacity an.
hs- ssnderr Tor the 81 DEFEATING
hsh Constable an once nos hold challenge prsn OF
parsons To e"m. forward and show they vh.,
such h,s BEEN the ssss take this method declaring
hih~renaent Candidate the Of
hchmnh fiends To the IN.
OF April aud cast their votes Tor 81
ness prevents me IRON seeing before election
}. p. TrLER
the meeting At the Ahiesn Church thursday evening
without hi. consent " knoved -" -'
uh2o-tde I.nrs ..tpx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
~ roTYE VOTERS OF TIIT CRY as

49, hCHMONOs-There Is no Office, In the p4opi,
e nor- interested o he oiled the coming charter eon
man he once OF CITY SERGEANT Nor do hazard
700 that the l.
peron that could h. selected duties OF that mos. u
'Atoh Yet nothing Is election I'M.
ers union and soneeri amongst those opposed him.
oeen declared the nominee
late meeting ~ the African Church would therefore .uyrs
ne V1tsr The city, irrespective Of party unite and se
JAMES d. ELlErr the efficient Deputy Sergeant In him
We have one who has been tried, wanng-one wiz
ms proven h. Tally able 10 er,irny discharge
we hnk TOO thai Mr. ELEr presents your
mat no other candidate
the duties without OF
so far A. availability concerned his claim
irong being impossible for either BRAY Mr. wight ~
Mr. smith TO be candidate We therefore call upon Errr t.
announce himself candidate, citizens. ON,
mh25 .NlSy Crrtgrpar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

49, NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOOns.
we receiving stock Staple
part OF our impor tan, and tn from The varu,
n1tks w il country, purchased favorable
I's 'eoLc sfoct bang ey and sN ourr IL TO IN.
Trade confidently assuring buyers be
Pseed IL consists IN part. as follows;
Z. = ~ 80 BRO shirtngs aud sl-ctngs
Cotton Osnasurrs Cotionades nd Nam
largr Stock BeAche,i Domestic all "
Piaid Striped and Plain Cotton for s-Tyant,
kontucky Jeans, Sain-ts and Tweed.
Tickng-, Furniture u Apro Ch-.k
hleA'hei and Broad Table Cloths, and DAIn..Es
Large Stock Irsh Linens
Cloths, CSssmvTs and Ne.tngs
Large Stock ~ Prints, Gin CHAM, aud Lawn.
Alpaccas and Canton Cloths
Printed Chales and B,Tages
Plain delains and Chsllirs, all grades
Lawn, Challe- and bragg ROBES
White Cambricks, Jackonts, sriss Null MgIiu,
Mantilas, Large Stock and Cheap
Lace, Muslin And Cambria Collar.
Lace, Collars aud Sleeves Ia
Linen CAmhrick, SIX and Cotton will large
ok o other goods not enumerated which
our friends aud the trade generally
mhs5 A nanny
5yUBROiDERfES AND LACES.-we have lust re
NJ cvSi per Steamers Atlantic and Aries, beautiful as.ert
neh OF fnbrodeTies and lAecs, consisting la part,
Book md JaeOnet Collars and Sleeve.
d. In S~tt.
Embroidered Hdkfs
valrncennes EdginEs and Lacrs
Linen Thread do do
Imitation French do
White amt BLACK Bobbinet and Wash Net.
Figured Bobhinets Nets, Ar Ac.. woA.l -
y" ne trade, At small advance the Impor !an
shss KENT, rAISE a Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

W 81 NOTICE.-A meeting Of the American party r.
241 siding In Monroe Ward in Council h. held a m,
Wau tel House Srhads broad street on TUFsnAy even
ng V' inst ~ O'Clock for the purpose nominating sntat
To ne voted fr Ia the approaching elections for Coun
einen and Aldermen for the said Ward
by order
mh31 TIM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
To CORRESPONDENTS.

Eaters busiasss rssa BE- addressed % As "Eior OF s
VAC"
Arts ,sris. on eoh sides 9hs paper ,eu not Do psfa
cd RS rsis Of long dnfag ought 20 BE- tsotcH % al,
ard '- ~ De- denrt~dos obituary notices ercsef
tn0 sigAf lives ara charged for "a ddcsrffssrsafs.
~ O0zsafcaficns l Do charged lAs ddesrtise