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cW- No advertisement
he's 'aci on the Manuscript previously agreed b,wecn
psrtles.
advertisement copy specified number
~ Insertions will he continued until, ordered
e-R accordingly.
.S- Rsaui,R ApyGErsNSrs-To avoid
the of the Annual Advert-crs proper
that their privileges only Ntenis their
Ut Lcr, nnd all other
iitions ciitrs.. and q varla'i1n.
Real Estate to b-
serted by tie h. charged
such discounts a shall be- upon.
Aurtioneers,
engaging squares with the privilege change
their yearly week
lgrl the standing rule under the
INK such amount To IT, cis grd AZ the usual
squ,rr iu lines Insertion,
+Ilsr- ius etch continuance
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r i'.s Ap A-Flouf has dschusd-.as of Ohio At ess5a
Ia STANDARD southern JaS fancy brsnd. A. oss n 49,
and Corn arm. but ds PORK improved d,mand..,. A. -.
"Ne'a bes unchanged WHISKY selling si y,s,.rd.,,. -,
Lard has siysnced
hAtf~N Apru t-Fgur stesdysaies Howard r,.s q. AZ
wheat @us sales q vhns i7oai7o Corn br.-h .,a,
- cts ycos sbS9 Ct No transaction. sncs "A. ,.,. -
he steamers Provisions Unclaimed
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NEW foHE, April Ia rO~ Of six st.sl-. -h..A -.
being torn down ~ Mater street, fel Sab oud c,..b
Yesterday -'rfnoon. and several eLsAlssn sho .ers
boy taken out quite iese and t~o I,e v,rl. - =.
seriously injured that they expected % e-coxst
Several others we're slightly injured
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ID. a. WILLIAMS.

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
ENERAL AGENT FOR Receiving aud Forwarding
N Tobacco, Goods, sc, No
begs leave to his thanks his sud public
for the liberal bestowed him during business
connections with Mcss Hooker Watkins, Of this city, aud
specially .ucs continuance his hou In thu,
Ing the theatre o business do with full
business qualifications that the consSners
faithfully represented
Liberal cash advances made eousignDents OF produce
hard.
M-ssrs Lewis Webb SON. wadsworh, Turner Co
aud John Booker Esq Rchmond John NJ Oey, Esq Chsrtl
Dabncy, Esq Me-sr Peters Spence Co.. aud Mrr McCork \
Jones, IYnrthurg.
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"Assstos, April 9M Robinson % Ksnsas at pr...s, In
' sV ihe oeet Of bis visit said to b. f.e and
ths state q feeling here relative The tsrory Of In
formation transmitted hsr bsny contradictory and unreliable
Ne uil this usst.
while BE- NAs Ee o 81 Lou HE journey hthsr he sas.,o
gers on board hs steamer organised eens snd b.a IA,
neni about Kansas Affairs With respectful attention
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TREATY OF PEACE AGREED 10.

NEW foRK, April 2.-Col. Webb, editor Of The Con.
r'er and Enquirer, elegpphs his paper a. hllo..
hd"''"9fo", Friday Hight-A treaty o. peace. he
tween England France, Sardinia and Russia was formally
agreed to at Paris on the 18th March It only await.
ratification by the respective governments to be publicly
proclaimed
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GIBIsS' GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBR0TNpES AND pHOTOGR Apis

IHNlE SUBSCRIBER having fitted up elegant
ye At Corin'han Hal now prepared TO walt on the pub
c and furnish them with superior at moderate prices
The Anhroype being hernsoay sealed between plates
hnr polished
and beauties the
acids the variations ~ climate In long vcTngcs
only Kind of picture that will unchanged y
be taken from the size Of full life To the smallest miniature and
the time % the Diglrrrcotype They
be light
FOR Pin- lockets, and large Frames wrll Cases.
The popularity Ambrotypes,
imposition Counterfrts glass covered with black
often sod for Amhruyp None without the pat
ent stamp The public Invited tn call
the ANbsorTrr GttES, CoHSrHS Hail. Main street between g
and lfh. r. D. GIBBS
Richmond. January %. 1850.
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Stopping Southampton both going aud returning they offer
proceeding London and ayre advantage
other the and
Cabin. SaoOn s9 First Cabin Saloon, tlO,
Second do. SEQ
All letters and newspapers through the Post ONCE
No bills of ladng wall be signed parcels received the day Of
sailing
sH- experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
For freight or passage, apply TO C. II. SAND,
II william NeWY York,
C. A. HEINEKEN A CO, Bremen,
CROSKEY CO. Southampton.
tpaf ratffN n.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

TUNHE SHIPS CONFUSING k.~St1,
ID are the WASHINGTON, Captain D.. ItdtSs
CAvESpY; HERMANN, Capt; EDw, III9GiSs -lHllJtfy
These steamers stop southampton, both going
and returning.
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ARRIVAL oF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
Nsw foSs, April 2-The steamer Star d sh. w.u
has arrived vi b the Califoruia mails
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''SHrH L-'sL.f - EDvARp Z. AnHrNs,
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OIL

StSkFH lAiaLFT
.. lAIDIEY RORINSON,
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
FHARAACl PRACTICAL CHEMISTS AND
- PHARM1C CEETISTS,
HffEk 70 country physicians and families \
~ fN and FREsH stock o and reliable MEDICINES Y/
toEether With srEGpSs iSsrEUNENrs, w
sell on the best "
~ Chemical and Pharmaceutical Preparations made 70 order
aud sent TO any part Of the country.
LNDLsY ROBINSON,
oe' New prEs sore, 9Th and Franklin streets. Richmond
LAHUS a SHINE,
AICIIONEEkS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
- Atin GrSO Richmond IA
NlLL give their undivided attention 70 all sales Of Real and
w Personal Estate sale Of Household Furn;gre sfocs s
1e &c also special attention % sae. on saiadays s Ho,es
OoNs' Carriages, Wagons, kc, &c
As sep constantly on hand the largest stock
Furniule 90 be found 10 This market consisting In mart
Mahogany and Rosewood wardrobes
Do 10 Marble and Mahogany top Cabinets.
Sidchoards and Washstands - ~ ~'
Splendid spring seat Sofas Tee Teics and Lounges
sprinE sat Pnrlor Cane and Windsor Chairs
. spring Cuf'd Rocker, Soclables whatnots
Also beautiful
general assortment Of House Goods '. -.r y
The city and country trade inviei te eEau,. ,, ,t
a. Ce ,e determined to sell n Sory small cost
y v. LAhIS- JAMES " SHINE
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FALL SUPPLY.
n NiE subscribers the Fai
Il ply Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CUHs Sc ~~sS&sSS--zzs
direct from the manufacturers in England consisting
In part Of f,t1<rLrao&.H
"Rogers'" "wosenholu's"
Table Cutlery ~ anu
w Butchers" celebrated Yes OF every variety aud size
Do Ermer Socket and Mllwrlghis Chi-ris
Patent Enameed and Timed Tea Kettles Sauce Pans
Chains Of every kind
Moriice, Rim. Chest, nd all other Locks
Spear Jscksons Saws, OF every style.
Together with complete for Mechanic
Farmers Housekeers and At price- Tor
cash or TO puneiuai customer {. J. SINTON CO,
seii IGN Of the Cirrui,r II Mst, =.
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j. B. HARGROVE,
EAHTHENWAHE. CHINA AND GLASS.
SPRING, IgbG

VUNiE subsber onrs o sale very heavy EUfsu.
fAiHd amt Gi1ss Lo0fiHg Gisses fGsf1rs INN
SHes.
t. cash buvers aui prompt months payers. inducement.
BE- held out fully equal may be offered
Whers WA. y BUTLER.
ruFW H.. ffaLt. N
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NEW YORK MILLINERY

NEW YORK MILLINERY.
NJ fsS. SIN MONS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MII.LISF.
w nv AND STRAW GOODS WAREHOUSE, 5Gi BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
Nc. : Europe eSprr. purpose Of selecting no.
vee for the Spring Trade, snd be ready for In.
sc"n on or about the hrst of March Southern
Merchant aud MUnrrs respectfully invited
the before purchasing Pattern Bonnes awys on
hand aud cent by express any address. frI-3mv 81
SA EETY FUSE.
BN'R Mining Purpose and Tor ITuing Charge both
n aud dry blasting. of four different
Fuse; also, the single and double Tape Water Fuse
Manufactured aud soil by GLENN PUTNAM.
- Liberty It.. New YORK
~ Orders promptly Gun powder Of the
most approved brands Edgv EShonal Fireworks ship sig
nAs Ac., &c no2-ly ts.v.3sl
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NEIsrLr.O IRON PIPE WORKS..
MEll,ll. Il JAQUES.
IlJ lrutre Street tatu korl


NuANUFACTUEEgs AND DEALERS WROUGHT tRON
4Vn Pipes fhiings, Tools aDf description
connected with Seam Water Gas. heating stnp
Steamer Churches, oiel Private Dwelng Hospitals Village
FACTORIES and Halls.
hs"-Nalve. Cocks, Pumps, GuAges Boilers
made 90 ORDER.
Our Srew Cutting Machines
niei o do douhl, the work any
Orrs -olieici nom a.ciion Of the country, aud promptly
tended Ia jAti--iy-pl
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ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY q co.,
STDuur

RICHMOND VA
AVE IN store and receiving beautiful
the following Goods selected In Europe, by Of firm
English Prints
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams
Printed Lawns, Iacouets aud Chaiies
White and CURED Brlllanes
Plain colored Black and Printed Mouseins
do do Pcrsans and Challes
Plain Coiured Black and satin Striped Bareges
Colored Grape d. Espqgnes
Jaronet, BHrege. and Tissue Robes
BLACK Hnd Cuirred silks
BLACK Ap1cas ard iialian Cloths
White Ctmbrrs, Itcnurfs. and suis. Muslns
Cloths CHssiruers, and Nrsilugs
Irish Linens. Bny Linens ~ lilands, Damasks
Duwlns Linen Dutks and nrils
Glazed Cnnbrics. Black aud Colored Cambres
Hosiery. Gloves Gauntletts. Mtts. Threads. A. 6r
with great yary of other foreign Goods suited 10 the virginia
and Worth Carolina Trade.
We also have and viii always stock OF the
American fabrics such Prints Lawns Dieaed brown
and Drng Denims, Coonades Piaid ana s.
Osnahur Heavy Duets Hirgng Kentucky Jeans Tweed
Checks, fianneis &C., &C.
The facility afforded by having house IN New will
be All Zines or customers and he trade
generally, equal 60 any house 10 this country
mh2 TfLETT. WALLER DRTRY co
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VOLUME 56.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
Daily Paper ~ annuu; sweekly Is; weekly ts
On avanee Remittance. at
In sl where deposit
Post ohice containing money.
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STATEN ISLAND.
nFFfHF NJ a InMN

STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY DNEGNG s,SrAHI.ISII WENT.
OrfiCE, No. JOHN STREET.
Doors sHos BRospwAr, Nsw YoEK.
TuvitE undersignei propeors of this Establishment
loug'u he senior partner Of the nrm Nathan
for ~ bcn prosecuting their Il1nd
They have spared efforts
cNcei Ia alt the branches
ccssfu In sttsnng hgh lKres Of
machinery and apparatus r dressing different
practical artistic skh In dSrins and nnishng Ladies silks.
and Merino Dre-s great improvements have been made.
large proportion OF cases. these articles made In color and
ish, nearly -lal In
C"aks Msries Velvet Garn.nt Ac also very
treated fsdr,l and Stained goods restored or r--dyed
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATERED.
Lace and Muslin Curtains Carpets
sed Rshn-he Dsmak and Moreen Curtains Beautifully Dysi
Also. RbOns Hosiery, Glov-s sc.
Orders executed with despatch.
Goods receive, and returned by Express.
Good. kept subject thp ean nes twelve months
BARRfrr NEPnEws a CO.,
3 John street, z doors from Brcxdusy,N. Y
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fUH The l,OOO,OOO.
THE q. -. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY.
CAPITAL sIJ5.OOU.D
No 30 HTOvfdtrfg, walker York
Rf prepared ~ AL orders
N COLI MNs, rEDESTAS, PILAsTFRs SLABS &c la Iui1'
ton Of SiESsA baucAIEl PTKASEl SGArLAS
be, equal IN strength beauty and durability marble
some RESPECTS superior Thereto. nj
arbrzi r"n wool, tc, wholly objections
Sic argcd against surface
nis &C. 'orn The polish Of
ties om g. SO Orders Builders Cabinet Makers and 9TH
ctir~ trrnt-d with PETER RENSIE pr.
JUssFH LASH, LOyEI NICRIEs Y Pr.
ocg5-iy-{svR1
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n I.AHtNS son - ANDERSON. No.
~ loo MAIN STREET, INFosTER. Ia
CrTLhRY. GrSs, ANCHOR" BoLTSG CLorH aSb f&s5f
ki-'r Tools OF every description, receipt ke,
OF their Spring stock embracing
line to which they respectfully Invite the Of Virginia
North Caroins and Tennessee visiting market I'm.
porting direct and purchasing enables them 10 sell a. ceap
house North o. South rnb4
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ANDREWS - EsIP,
COM MISSION NJ MERCHA NTS
COTTON AND WOOLES MACHINERY

sNGiSEs SErs'
Importers aud Dealers in Manufacturer Articles,
No. "a PINE STREET. NEW YORK.
" w. Agents Tor the thv Woodruff Beach Steam
Engines and Euilcrs.
s Exclusive agency In New Machine Shop
Machinlsts' Tools
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CARPET EHOUSE,
522 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
NEW MARBLE BUILDINGS.
OPPOSITE THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
w
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.,
Bed respectfully cu,tomer.
they have removed
Store 5S2 BROADWAY. they pleased To exhibit 10
then their recent tnuen-- purchase Of all
Fabric aud style aud which have hvn .eicc-d
reign and Home Markets, the
could command snd which they price.
will defy competition Compr-inga
Nkw AND CHOICE STOCK
or Foreign and Donesc Carpetng Cloths
bic aud Plano Coyer. COR Mating
skin Plain and Fancy Angora Goat skn
e. connected With their which
sell at
THE LOWEST CASH PRICE,
They have set aside distinct department for
COiR MATING AND MATS,
In which their celebrity
E s. well assorted and Impaired direct enabled
ier ON tie most favorable City
sale or Retail ei6-am-lvasl
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM s. NJ PErTENGILL co.'s SEwsPAPrR ADvERris-
HopsE
NJ all
in the UHed States and canAdss oess, il9 Nassau street.
New York, aud 10 State street, Bo.to
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SPRING STOCK OF

NFHNNf NIUf \ OF
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS
W RANDOLPH l. receiving ds.iy, h' supply Of Goods
- lec'ed With great care Tor sprng salcs
standard hnoks Tor ihrarrs tnudan tns
cheap and suhsiantai bindIrgs
Au The new Lght Puhltcatuus
Cheap Illustrated Works Tor me young
Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books
French and English Pictures. in ornamental francs
~ kinds " Stationery, of ne brsi sud common qustr
order '' ' '' "
books bound Ia sgsn fafr Sheep Calf Aorocco Turke, c
and ornamental dnsh. ' W '
Book. Published an kinds Of Printing executed tis
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fsos sKiLLiS vIsscmER Owen & scmgLL Gss...I Ns-s-
rAr<s AbvrErtsiSI IIovsE. No sts BHpaDwsr Nav
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UNROM hs Dstlers In Augusta subscriber
n orders IN quaute aud Tor any paofh United Sats
Tor this celebrated WiiSKEY II AWARDED CLASS
pTDNi ~ he Far Of the Mechancs Institute In Richmond No
wmlrr 1854 This Liquor intended Tor family and medicinal
and Tor the best Hotels II he ordered of
{yItITGM ErRH
g,.,a,aa
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coUssS- FANS. AND FANCY GOODS.

NV ILLAM TNskk ~ Park Place, York.
w tcu;ou of Sou,tu and Western la
OF fAn- Csm- Hair. Tool and Nall Bru.he' Ldi,. R,cui,
Pcrtumrry, Porte Muunairs. Jet ld Brac-c
Book, prr-s Huteu Pins and Ncr- Hooks and Eyes
Guards Wax Cora ami "ss Reeds Necklaces, SC India Rubber
Connbs t-, e.
aud Cutlery, Cold aud t Jrwy, Arcorcons VolnS,
German Fancy G' sri viii h i nj tie very lowest prizes for
cash approved o.
Sy- Orsrs by l-'i.r rut up msnn-r
WILLIAM rAsKEE, Ia Park Place, New
- -
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HoOKs ANpsTArIoNERy.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SPRING NPPlIFs-tsss
a NORRIS, BuuEsutFa. uo receiving hfs
kAs SPRING SUPPLY
ROOhS 4 W NTl TIONERT
Tvs fiock E efubrace h usud generai sssornf
rch vii be- 'old fair and liberal as can b. %
tairei n market
Book hniinr In 40 Ne branches executed
blank Books m description
Counify Dealers 'rc Invited 90 eNtnine h stock nh5
6tONICAL HJHH STONE u,ILS FIOTH s 80
- 60 superior commands Iu NeW Nott preference of hsff
douar h1rre rcae Mn' veil adapted r Kinds Of rrnf.
ng sigetu ny snd sixty Premium Meis have AWARDED
o The MI and tft Four and almost
Warehcuss for Nour, and Ns lqi nusne street Nsv Yort
lai0-ti2n
guNO COZ NTRN uEHCUANTS.-Your .f,rt.aa O,
lIAIrj cars AM STRAW hoods
coupranF evrlv style ani variety
which W b. ~ 10 shoiess ani The moot
terms To cfh cHf0nsrs dsrount will ~ osfs
0n DrEsssasy 10 N sds is nov ry,v-I
H Us ans VII - pieaert ~ BE oil any time
mills \, - Nt.,".N' N.,..,
a tNptIS. 'a hoye- sud hsfboSe. Sperm, Ndamsntue
- sud rsHou Candies Cor sale ~
~h'l szER PHAUP, ~ Main st.
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GEORGE GBI

NEW MEDICAL JOURNAL ~ RICHMOND.
TuNIE PROrRErORs OF rHF MEDICAL JOURNAL published
ln ths c'y and ~ which ~ late ~iors. having
notified The public that you'll ic Discontinued of
January. take ns Nho " nrrning The Medical Public
h1t N continue publish Inrrusi to lr called MONTH
rs srEriiOSCOFE ASH MEDICAL REPORTER, which vii b. leu.
20 promptly The isf of every month TIE FIRST No lssei
The isf ~ ianufrv ISIS The Journal individual
rprse and s renrr patronae
heretofore extended Of MEDICAL Journalism n this
sate. GOnDRlpGE A. WILSON NJ n
dvlt RICHMOND a. LFWIs " u
4tlH AND LOCOMOTIVE ANuES.-Rest American
Redncd Rolled Axle. Hammered Csr Asies
'ampc Pencoyil length and centered Asn an estra
quality Iunistta charcoal Aale Const4Hy hand m sale
to suit Railroad Complhie Car and knFue builders snd ohsrs
~ ne manufacturers. Al p. ROuERTs
ocfi-en Hroad. helos Vine ffeef. Phnsfeitsfa
UNE utHG's StPEH PuOSPHATE IIuE.-
t' tons e. " neHurg's No. Ammnniaed Super
~ Line ior sale by Mc0RUnFRp soNs
mhi~ soie AGENTS Tor ihs Msnufsetnrer
n DE'S LONDON uHttK THaWTI.S,
- tur sale hy CLARkSON ANDERSON,
mhS No. 100 Main street
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IIrNT,s IMPHOvEn PATENT MmEAT

DkiLLThe performance o ts Dri
urey satisfactory and spoken ofn
~ those Who used w. therefore feel
a. Inferior 70 none hitherto invented Il simple
uon, durahe and not liable 70 Of price
less than o. most other drills Those who
ing aon are respectfully requested to forward their orders eary
avoid disappointment w. BALDWIN,
M.f.4f
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AccoUcHxESr OF rHE rRExcu EMPRESS
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-17
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

PV>HESE machines have long sustained the highest
Il reputation in the United States. The fret
prize-d gold nedaI-has recently been awarded to
them at the great Exposition OF the Palace Of indus
try i'll Paris and thus they have the Worlds verdict
Of superiority.
Great improvements have just been added, 80 that
they without nose with case to the operator at
double tho ordinary speed, that TWICE AB
MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE Nd DAP. J. ~
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing %.
adjustments in the country use these machines exs
cusively. They are competent to perform every
sort of work in the most perfect style. -.
AS there ore very great numbers Of inferior or i
entirely worthless sewing machines of the Leroy &
Blodget, Avery, Wilson, Grover & Baker, and othsa
patents, which have been sold, but cannot be used
to any advantage, We hereby offer TO receive al susA
machines, and also unimproved ones Of our own Isu.
ufacture, in exchange for nev and latest p,ocel ms
chimes, on liberal terms Allsold machines thus OBJ
tained by us will be broken up and destroyed For
particulars apply by letter or personally at our Nsw
York Office. -. =. ~
N. B.-Local Agents wanted to make sales Of ON
improved sewing machines To3persons properly
qualified for the business rare opportunity for pro.
ftable and pleasant employment is ofered. ~,
l. NJ. SINGER& c,
Principle Office, 1923 broadway, ". r >.
Branch Offices: Al Hanover ST., Boston. 142 :
Chestnut st., Philadelpha. 105 Baltimore st., Ball.
tmore. 223 Walnut st., Cincinnati 1871 St, Charles2
st., New Orleans. .Gloversvi1le, N. Y. 8S4 Brsad
St., Newark, N. ]. 80. g.
Nov. % 46 ..s5s 8m ::
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Columbia Market.


Coton.-Our report for the week ending on the
9th inst closed good demand for the article, at
full and firm prices, with feeling decidedly in favor
with the same good feeling and active demand, and
up to Tuesday evening prices were very full and firm.
On Wednesday morning one weeks later adyices
from Liverpool were received, reporting an advance
of b@}d in the early part of the week, this by the
first despatch;) the second, however, stated the
market dull, with downward tendency, and q dnll
demand at former quotations. These accounts, al
though somewhat contradictory, had favoraby eff
feet on prices in market and as we stated in our
report of the following day, prices advanced t@fc
on former quotations, bringing fair cotton up fully
to 9lc During the three last days of the week the
market dragged heavily, and owing to the incemen-
cy of the weather the receipts were light and the de-
mand dull. The sales of the week comprise about
800 bales, and we now quote Inferior 8@84; or
dinary Ss@s4; middling Ss@8a; fair S5@9b; and
choice 93-16@9ic.
Baeon.-The demand for bacon is fat and prices
are looking down. We now quote for hog round,
by the quantity, 12a@134; sides 13; and hams 1S
@14}c, accordingto the qalty of the article.
Corn.-,In consequence of the great severity Of
the weather the supply of this article has been unusu
ally light consequently prices have advanced 100
15c q bushel. We now quote $4,000 p bushel.
Peas.-The article Of peas is also very scarce, and
prices advancing. We now quote IS @9Oc p bush
FIour-We have no quotable change to notice in
the price of four and we therefore continue to quote
SS49S8a for common to good brands; fine family
-four Ss@S94 y Dbl.
Fodler.-Iu consequence of the very severe state
of the weather. the supply of fodder sale has been
very light and consequently prices are very firm.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-17
Democratic National Convention.


The Democratic National Committee assembled at
Washington on the Sth January, and, with entire
unanimity,
Rs,olusd, That the Democratic National Conyen-
ton of 1855 meet in the city of Cincinnati, at II
o'clock, NJ, on the first Monday Of June next.
The Baltimore National Convention Of 1852, a
dopted the following resolution as to the number of
delegates to be chosen:
"Resolvsd, That, in constituting future national
conventions of the Democratic party in order to Sc
cure the respective rights of the States to their re-
atve representation in such conventions, each State
shall be entitled to twice the number of delegates
that has votes in the electoral college, and more;
and that the Democratic National Committee, in ma
king arrangements for the next National Convention,
provide such number of seats therein for each State
and secure the same to the delegates elect"
1t is required, with view to the proper arrange
ments of seats of members, that the delegates from
the several States districts of the United States
to the next National Convention, forward to Hon.
A. P. Edgerton, Hicksville, Ohio, chairman of the
committee Of arrangements, their respective names
and post Offices and the Democratic papers through
out the United States are requested copy this call
and the proceedings of the Democratic National
Committee.
By order: RoBT. NJ. McLANE, Chairman. =
Attest: -.-..,
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH, / Secretaries
GEO. READ RIDDLE,