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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEakuAaY n.


ARRIVED,
Schr Certo, Crowo1I Boston, mdz David VIM
Carrie
scbr Hepico, sersntIins New York, n.dz David
VIM Currie.
schr Connecticut Burrows, Attskapas, sugar and
molass es G Workman 4 Co.
schr Gsllego, Smith, New York, mdz David VIM
Currie.
schr Moonlight, Roger, Wilmington. N C, lumber
R&DRR
Bark Zebra, A Croker New Orleans, sugar and mo-
lasses Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.
Schr King Bird, Weeks. New York, lumber Rag
land & Co r Dudley and Gum Nettles.
Sehr Danville, Chester, New York, mdz David
VIM Currie.
schr Lynchburs Nelson, New York, mdz David
WIN Curfie.
schr Mary Trice, Trics, Norfolk. with goods from
steamer jamestown.
schr ophir, Pease, Rockland, lime D Bridgford
4 Co.
schr Only Daughter. Robbins New York, hay Lee
OVERLY and r II Whtlock Co.
Schr American Clipper, Wyatt. Back River, oys-
ters
SAILED,
Schr PEARL Chase, Boston, -four and bran.
Schr Arctic Jnckman, Boston. flour and offal.
Schr VIM Gregory, Buckland, Boston, flour and
BRAN
Brig Leviathan. Flenton down the river to load
with lumber for Thomaston.
Schr John Bell. Ham, Boston, flour and bran.
Scbr Orsnna, Tuttle, New York. mdz.
Schr New York. Bingham, New York, mdz
Va
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Nayi9atiOn Resumed,

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The Long Island Sound
lie nearly clear of ice and the steamers of the Bay
State line resumed their runs by the inland route
to Fall River today.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-The Potomac River is
now open. The steamer Pewhatan starts to-mor-
row morning on her regular trips to Acquia Creek
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" Abel U. Mayo, will be found here.
ater at the clerks office Of the Federal Court Bosh-
er's Hall, corner of 9th and Main.
He will attend particularly to CoSvEYAscISG and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS of every description
and COPYING.
Memoranda left with his father Joseph Mayo ESQ.
or at his office in the City Hail. will be duly attend
ed to.
He will also take Dispositions and attend TO all
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC ia l4-3m
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-Saes of Howard Street
Flour today at $675; Ohio and City Mills nominal
Wheat is unchanged in price. Corn quoted at SO
062c Provisions unchanged.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Fiour frmer and prices
unchanged. Sales of Southern red Wheat at 81
TO- Mixed Corn - cents. Mess Pork $l6, and
other provisions unchanged
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~ The Great Russian Remedy..-Pro 4

UEeuL huS8fan heme0ysssPfO 10.
NO PUBLIco.-"Every mother should have box in
the house handy, in of accidents to the chill.
dren."
REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE.-Itisa Boston remedy
of thirty years standing and is recommended by phy.
sicans. 1t is and speedy for Burns Pile,
Bois Corns, Felons, Chilblains and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch, Scald Head Net.
tie Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples, recommended BY
nurses Whitlows Sites Testers, Flea Bites Spider
Stings, Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum, Scurvy Sore and
Cracked Lips Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds
it is most valuable remedy and cure, which be
testified to by thousands who have used 1t In the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Salve do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t Is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Russia
of articles growing in that countryand the propre.
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen phys
clans, captains nurses and others, who have used
it themselves. and recommend it to Others
Readings Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper. Price Is cents a box.
Sold at Ill the stores in town country, or may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist
REDDING CO., Propretors
No. State st.. Boston.
fF' BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER Agents for
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Democrats Convention.

The State Democratic Convention, to appoint
Electors and make other preparations for the en-
suing Presidential campaign, will assemble at Me-
tropolitan Hall to-day. large number of dele
gates have arrived
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MIssIoNARIEs.-Al letter from Shanghai China,
dated Nov 9th, states that Rev. J. S. Bolton and
wife, who went out missionaries to that country
are 70 return Immediately, in consequence of their
broken state of health. Mr. b. was among the
band of devoted who received the parting bles
sing of the church at the farewell Missionary Meet
ing in this city three years ago.
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r- To the Voters of Richmond.--I am

rF To the Voters of Richmond.--I am a
candidate for the office of CITY SERGEANT, at the
approaching election. Having acted Sheriff in
Hanover county, and as Magistrate in this city, and
having had experience of more than twenty years
merchant consider myself qualified for the Of
flee.
If elected. promise to devote my personal atten-
ton to the discharge of the duties of the office.
Respectfully, PETER w. GRUBBS.
fa &-1mx
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w Preserve your Teeth-arrest decay

" Preserve your Teeth-arrest decay
render your gums sound and heslthy-by the use OF
prevents Toothache. imparts a pearly whiteness 10
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the eath-is free from all injurious
tiss as superior to any preparation known. See cir
cular
For sale by PURCELL. LADD& CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE GRAY; LAl0LEY
I ROBINSON; GRUBBS L APPERSoN, and al
Druggists. Price so cts. 10 l4-3m
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E Perfumed Breath.-.What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of dss-
sand Flowers" as dentifice would not only render
lt sweet but leave the teeth white alabaster =
Many persons do not know their breath 10 bad, and
ton it. Pour single drop of the Balm on your
toothbrush and wash the teeth night and morning
fifty cent bottle viii last year.
Il BedGttal Complexion may be acquired by using
the 'Bslm Of Thousand Flowers" IL will remove
tan, piples aud feckles from the skin leaving II OF
a soft and roseste hue. Wet towel pour ON two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Sharing Made Edsy.--Wet your shaving brush
either warm cold water pour two or three drogs
of "Balm of aThousand Flowers" rub the heard well
and 1t viii make beautiful soft iather much facihts-
ting the operation Of shaving. Price on.y 50 esnls
For sale by FErsIpGE Co. proprietors, and all
druggists.
70 I2-d6m Agents, Richmond
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Amendments Confirmed by The Sent

WASHINGTON, Feb 27.-The Senate has con-
frmed the following appointments by the Prcsi-
dent
Louis 2. Parsons of New Hampshire, Consul of
the u S. for Pointa Petre Island, Guadaloupe.
Robert G.. Scott, jr, of Virginia, U. s. Consul
for Rio de Janeiro vice r. G. Scott, sen, resigned.
H. g. s. Key, Navy Agent, at Baltimore.
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wMayOrnIty.--Ne have seen with much
brought forward in several newspapers of the city,
and heartily unite with Many Voters" in recon-
mending him for the office of MAYOR, believing, as
we do that he will make good and efficient Off
GER If he will announce himself a candidate,
will use all honorable means to elect him.
fe 28-lt* MANY CITIZENS.
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wDr. RawIinss'. once ON Broad .t,..,
near 9th. r.

70 2s--A*
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OS BBLS. Coffee sugar and
So ~ boxes prime Adamantine Candies, In stors
is S-dt EG0LEsToN FITZGERALD
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TOR HIRE.--TwO good Carpenters for
L hire the balance of the year, or by the month";.
Also, Boy, for the House general work, and
one young Man that is No. Dining Room Servant,
and would answer Gardener; one Man, good
House Servant, Driver, would be hired out IS a
general laborer. Apply to
EDGAR MACON,
Agent and Commission Merchant,
fs Mptr Han
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r. Hair Cutting..--TO the citizens and
strangers visiting the city. If you wish to get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style,
would advise you to call on HOBSON, at the Hair
Cutting, Shaving Shampooning and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel, entrance on 18th st.
ia 81
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SPECIAL NOTTCEa

UThc Ladies' or Hichmond are ,e.,s.-
fully invited to call at our establishment and
specimens Of work which ws hsve on hsnS a'a 20
have some Grape ShawIs which we have 49, VS.
let and Crimson, which we shall take pjossa scar
htbiting. DENNIS BROS Dvs, "
franklin street. opposite Metropolitss In
n 26-2ts aau
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NOTICE NO TnE PURLIC.-.HaXina

obtained large and convenient lot the Cen
trail Railroad Depot we will for the future have
sales of Horses, Mules Carriages, Bugges &c, &c t
the same lot, commencing every SATURDAY, at 10
o'clock. Our patrons viii please have their stock
ON the ground by the said hour it being well adapted
fof the exhibition of Horses, Mules and all other
kind of stock. LARUS & SHINE,
fe 28---ts Auctioneers
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Large Meeting i'm Baltim0re--PrOtest
against r.. p. Blair's speaking foriBalti.

BALTIMORE, Feb p "A large meeting OF mer-
chants and other citizens held in the Exchange, at
noon to-day, at which indignant speeches were
made, and strong resolutions adopted, protesting
against Francis p Blair assuming to represent ei-
tizens of Baltimore In the Black Republican Con.
vention, at Pittsburg. Cochran the President OF
the bogus meeting that appointed Blair, wanted
to speak, bnt the meeting refused to hear him.
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Richmond, December 18th, 1855.

The certificate above we received from an old es
Unable citizen, and one of the oldest Druggists ia
the city of Richmond, in accordance with the thou
sands of others adding commentator the virtue OF
BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS.
r. Call at Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Co.'S and other
Druggists, and supply yourselves fei
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R Young Mems Christian Association
The FOURTH LECTURE of the course will be d.
livered by b. JOHNSON BARBOUR, ESQ., on Fri
day Evening 18th inst at n O'clock in the ID BaP-
fist (Dr. HowelPsl Church.
Tickets of admission, 25 cents each, may be OBJ
tanned at the Exchange Hot l and Bookstores or at
the door ON Lecture evening fs Y-St
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" IL is with willing pleasure that
add my testimony to the efficacy of BAKERS
BITTERS," in relieving establshe ed case of Dys-
pepsH, from which have suffered for a number OF
years. The use of few bottles convinced me
only of its value a Tonic but its permanent relief
in,Water Brash and Sour Stomach. | confidently re-
commend it to the afflicted.
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> PeIletieu's FIuid Blouais,

den Fluid for the hsir-ncreasins lie rrosth Vol
ing dandruf and all eutsneous eruptions rsn9 .
soft and glossy and IL the only preparation know.
that will prevent its falling of or turning rrsy n.
tire appreciation Of the world Of elegance and f,ssl
ion
Price Is cents. For sale by Bennett Rse,. n,
fe 26-S*
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II Board of Trade-- Committee of Ar.

LEWIS WEBB, Chairman
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C. GRAY, JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
no Z2-ts
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~ DIR. D. A. Crenshaw, Office I43 Main
street, over Parker, Nimmo Co.'S, lately occupied
oy DR.. Haskins. ia 7-2ms
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CHARLOTTESVILLE ELECTIoN-The statement
published in our paper of yesterday was errone.
Gus in the remark that the Aldermen elected at
the recent election in Charlottesville were elected
by a L" small majority" The Mayor, Mr. WOOD,
was elected without opposition. The vote for AL
dermen was as follows:
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New Publication.

We are indebted to Mr.. C. woRrHAa. aoa Main
street. for 1" Home; by Anne Leland" Wa have
had time for but glance at its pages. II has
very readable and attractive look.
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" Hair Dye, Hair Dye..-JoI

" HHIf Dye, Hit Uyes..J OhnsOD Bar.
Der, has Hair Dye which Is instantaneous and never
washes off. We will advise all who dye to give John.
CALL he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, an infai-
hble remedy for all the ills that the human hair ia
heir to.
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvIN 4 CARY STREETS.
no u
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

pTo the Voters of the City of Richmond.
/ respectfully announce myself candidate for the
office of CITY SERGEANT at the ensuing Charter
Election. Respectfully,
fe 28-6t* c. C.. JOHNSON.
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The kDDlOKy.

The Washington Union has the following para
graph with regard to the apology, said to have
been made by the British Government on the
score of the enlistments
1T has been said that an apology has been ten
dered by England to the United States for the
wrong done to their laws and sovereign rights, and
that our Government has refused to accept it, and
an effort is made by the organs of the British Min
istry to impress the English people with the be-
lief that President Pierces administration is IN
reasonable but from what we have heard of the
correspondence, we venture to assure our readers
that the facts therein contained will expose this
stratagem and prove to the satisfaction of every
candid man that no such apology has been made
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~ 1. p. Chase, vi. D., Homeopathic.
Richmond. Va ia S---Sm
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" Card...Thoma. w. Keesee.

W. hteBtc,
eer, (Ofice with George J. Sumner No 20 Pearl ST.
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise, Horses
&c.
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
groes.
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Texas Debt Bill Accepted ut the United
States Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has formally accepted the recent action
of the Texas Legislature ON her debt, regard
ing the bill a full release of the United
States The money will be paid to the bond hold
ers at the expiration of the required ninety days
notica
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n1snop Potter. of Pennsy lvania, was at New
Hassas on the 18th, and intended to proceed to
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OFFICE VA. v. L NJ. IN. co i,

NIIHHONU, FED. q IH0S. (
CV The regular annual election Of Dire.
tors for this Institution for the ensuing wear win T.
held at the Company's Office, on MONDAY. tbs "a
of March next, at ii O'Clock, A. NJ. vi
fe 3---tde THOS. M. ALFRIEND sec,v
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X uHiHb pCVDTc Oh s~IWef6 IRE mUuv
queer anomoies In this world, when one comes 4,
analyze the whole affair thoroughly. We have ssa ~
people grow very angry, If Others take.them Of ana
yet, 1t was only yesterday saw our new Goyerno,
in the best possible humor at being taking off by SI
MONS. SIMoss has particular Ancy for ,akino
people of and making fdees. r. D.
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" To the Voters of HenricO County,..
1t becoming sssary in May next to
elect Sheriff for county, offer myself q candi-
date for that Office Having served you for sometime
past as Deputy Sheriff, opportunity has been at.
forded you of forming an opinion to my quslifca-
tons. pledge myself should it be your pleasure to
elect me, to continue my efforts to merit your conf.
dence. Very respectfully,
fe 25--dtMy22 JOHN T. CHILDREY
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ry- f:ibhs, GoI,erv for pa,a,. -

u U1DDs' tsnIiery Tor Patent Ambro,
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS. OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-.
scRIPTIos.-Da copied into Ambrotyps,
and made permanent, or If desired, to life size on
paper, retaining the perfect likeness and painted bv
firs-class artists making most beautiful and desrs
BILE style of portraits.
An1brotypes, in lockes, pins cases, and frames Of
all descriptions P. Z. GIBBS
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below 9th,
re 10 Richmond
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o. Miss Mary scofeld, Preeeproress, No

~Dr. James Dove-office corner Of Bank
and 9th streets, opposite the Bell House ia 8-Sm
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a r,rd-A hudson Crane, ESQ.,, call.

e~ Card.-A. JudsOn Crane, ESQ, chiI.
I'd nnon me to-day in relation to card OF mine, IN
which alluded him assisting his ellen. 70 hum au.
ba.;n.n and vera acduaiuted with the circum-
..anees at the time, well know the cause that pro-
WOKE these remarks, without any farther expiana.
ron from, me: but as Mr. Crane tells me, ne did not
Lnovv that his card-from which quoted at the
time-was intended for publication, and a. l have
aways had the highest esteem for him. and did not m
TEND 10 reflect upon him. either p<ponay or profess
sionsy, take great pleasure in asknowlsdslng the
"a Il oN"ACt 20
Richmond Feb. 9th. fe 20
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EW fsOOd MOVIE IOf inc IuuEVb
100 more Tarleton Collars. just received per
Express and openin this morning, at n. EzEhI-
Els IS Main street, have just receive ed another
lot of those magnificent Tareton Collars, which were
90 much admired by those who had the opportunity
of procuring one. Those ladies who have 90 s5n-
ousy awaited their arrival can now be supphea;r-
The STYLES are much handsomer than the first lot
those who have not yet seen the article would safe
that the price 10 ONLY A NINEfENC.h EN- Gojia,
and have the appearsuce when worn OF Collar
worth five dollar bill. Call soon or you'll miss en-
N EZEKIEL, Cheap Cash store,
r. o. AZ, IS Main street.
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urrSpecial Notice.--The attention of the
Bar and the public generally, is respectfully asked to
the eale of the Library and Office Furniture OF the
late VIM. Wallace Day, which will take place THIS
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. at store, No. 10 Main
street E. d. Cooh q w.,
fe 29-lt Auctioneers.
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INU o oldtb B6stOH.
to- BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER, Agents TO,
Richmond fe l2-d6m
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uOUsEKE EpING GOODs inst /,

HOUsEk EEPING GOODS Just receiy.
l. ed, such as block tin Coffee Urns, Egg Boilers
swinging Egg tTimers a new article; Shaker and
Grass Table Mats; block tin pudding and jelly Moulds
coffee and tea Caniste, and great many other arti-
cles suitable for kitchen purposes Housekeepers
would do well to examine our stock.
BULKLEY CO.,
fe ~ 1877 Main street
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~ To the Voters Of the City of Rich
MosD-I am candidate for the Office of Sergeant of
the City of Richmond Having discharged the duties
OF the office, hatter myself that am qualified to
next election. Respectfully,
fe l8--ts JAMES L. BRAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEADQ,RS lsT RECT VA. VOLS,
RICHMOND, FEB. 10, 1856.

RicHMosD. Feb. 10, 1856.
ORDER No. Q.
4. The resjguattOn or Lieut.. Col. Walter
RI Harrison hayine been rendered, IL accepted.
H. The Commissioned Officers OF the several .on !
mics con,posns this Re giment, and the Commissioned
eers 81 the eompany attached thereto will asssl
Bic At LAFAYETTE HALL, on FRIDAY, the zth
inst at n o'clock in full uniform ior .ne pu,.
stoned by the above resignation; The Colonei COM
mandius will superntend the election.
.. o,ae' - r. milton CARY, Adjutaut.
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We learn from the Farmers Friend of Union,
Monroe county, that RUFUS A FRENCH, the Clerk
of the circuit and county courts of Giles county,
was found dead in his Office on Sunday week
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HAMPTON ROADS, Feb. 25. Arrived, barque Clara
Haxall of Richmond from Rio de Janeiro, for orders
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- general assortment Of Wooden Ware such "a
wash Tubs in nests by the single one wash Boards
Pastry Boards; Rolling Pins; Trsys Buckets; bras
bound water Cans Clothes Horses of different sizes
Churns; Milk PigginE Towel Racks; and great ma,
ny other goods In the wood line, to be had of
BULKLEY & CO.
fe 70 ISL Main strset
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Al CONTINENTAL u q AR ID. ATTEN-
m TION.-Meet at your arnory This Evening, at It
mi o'clock, for important business.
wv By order of Capt. Crawford.
fe 2o-Jt CHAS RI REGNAITLT I'd SerCt
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"a. FOR RENT.-.The Once formerly Oc-
RS cupied by Hester White is for rent. Apply
LII to Z. HESTER, at said Office.
r. 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22
In.nIt 10 the Friend. Of Hrnrr rl,r

we take the following article from the Philadelphia
News, Sheh plainly enough illustrates what respect II.
elt Tor the chaacter and memory Of Henry CLAY by the
Buchanan Democracy Trying ybeede Henry ClayWbie.
TO vote for their candidate and In the same bre,t
ing them direct insult. Could impudence and bypoci
~ iurtheT go? But here Is the extract alluded to.
Among the many gf transpaencies carried in the g,
chanan torch light procession the evening Of the 18th
instant, we noticed with the following inscrption in
large letters 1--WE poked them in s44 we Pierced them
10 1852, snd we'll Buck them in 1856" The prominen,
followers ofBuehanan Pierce, pouglass Co. hypocriti
cay pretend TO venefate the memory and patriotism OF
Henry Cay aud the organs Of the Fovu party irm
the Washington Union down to the Peansyiraniaa are
daily engagedd ia iwploing the "Od Liue Wing. to come
20 the rescue Of James Buchanan"
Yet the pulers aud leaders Of Loco Poco in ,b,
City, encouge the tools and raJJis OF their re 6.,;
10 iHsh and ofTdge the memory and lame Of the "Grear
keniuckian by carrying in their late night procession
in this City filthy transparency insulting 10 the memoir
Of Henry Clay IL truly said in the avs OF yore cha
those whom the gods intend to destroy, they first make
mad sud the truth fitness Of the adnge folly illus
traied by tho rabb followers Of Buchanan in exhibiting
IN their vulgar procession the BLACKBOARD inscription W.,
have quoted.
That Mr. Clay defeated in ga by fraud and false
hood il everywhere conceded and we therefore feel per
suaded that the Loco Foco followers Of buchanan will MOI
strengthen their idols prospect Of success among the "O
Liue Whigs,' Of Pennsyvss by recalling the infa,aou
means used W Loco Focoisu 70 Polk Me- Clay in 1874