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ship Joseph Jones tof camden Hosmon Cardiff IS days
with railroad iron, 10 order.
Ship Star (of Bath Henry Shielda a, days with
coal, Manhattan Gas Co. vessel LAT
lon i3, spoke ship yuture from Baltic for New YORK
Ship Grahsm's Policy Hayden, Antwerp Flushinc with
and 259 passengers TO Laytin Hurlbut Experen
ced light winds and Gains the enre passage Had pilot
board DAYS.
Bark Cocord Cof prospeco, Cocord, Newcastle T. rs
days with COAL Manhattan Gas Co. vessel 10 Walsh Car
4 Chase.
Brig Emma Pitts Para Aug with India rubber, hides
&c, 10 Corning, Bento x Co.
Brig Buen Amo Columbian Blanchard Laguayra 81 days
with hides 10 Daets Bros of Philadelphia; vessel to Dali
lett Bliss
Brig swan of PortlandD Underwood Cenfueeos rs days.
sugar and molasses to master Aug 20 Ia Is Ion a.
spoke Br brig John Rock from Cienfuegos for Boston.
Brig Ianzaote, Hartman Alexandra, Del 10 days with
whea Peck a Church
schr Brown, Mott Wilmington, NO, 10 days. LIST inst.
oil Great Egg Harbor experienced heavy gale from The
which lasted 10 the night OF The ID split sails
sprung split rudder head and done other damage
running flying signal Of Distress which proved TO be
the schT Ann smith Brookh,yen Capt Wheeler at PM
and laid by AT PM saw her sink Sept 6.
steamiug Titan ashore about miles OF Squau.
bged and deck heavy surf running
Soop Native Davis, Stony Brook hours
Propeller Anthracite. Jones Philadelphia
Propeller Ironsides, Vandiver. Philadelphia.
Propeller Petrol, Arey Providence.
BELOW.
One bark and ore brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships Hermann Bremen and Soaibampton Alabama,
savannah Nashville Charleston jamestown Norfolk, &C
) store ship Relief Brazilian station
Wind during the day, s, and light
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Our Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Sept ., 1870.
Politics IN he Arsnal-The Appropriation for the Print
in9 of the Dcbates-Th In.elli9encer the Horns Of q
Dilemma, de-, dc,
Congress- having adjourned the excitement in regard 10
the Army bill has vanished. The workmen in the
nal have all been set to work, except one Know No
thing, the master blacksmith experienced man.
who has had charge OF the work for years. But JEFF.
Davis could not stand any utilization Of that kind
The hteli91cer is in a terrible state Of excitement
See two columns Of twadde in this days paper II has
been laudng Senate for years, and Saturday last
after car nest enteaes received sop, in the shape of
pay for the publication OF the debates for the
four years at much column though the HERALD has
published the same for nothing However, they want to
reprint papers, $40 per volume twenty
volumes a set 1000 setsonly $500 coo. Then they
wish % sell the Greg OF Debates and Annals of Con.
gressn at S. per volume about fifty volumes. Their
excitement regarding II Ia 70 know which way 10 go
they are again Fremont, don't know whether Buck will
pay and have strong suspicion that Fillmore is dead
cock.
The Tneuigencer beof gs the Saurians admirably
described in the Herald, md must go with Messrs Win
throp, Choae, Allen, G. Pierce. Pratt, Hamilton, and
otbers.
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Port OF New York, September O, 1850.
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Steamship Alabama schenck sayannah-s Miichil.
Steamship Nashville, Berry, 1harieson-Spohofd Ieson
steamship Jamestown, Parrish Norfok-Ludam Pleas.
ship Panama Hansen, Ro,ierdam--IIennnss Muller a
ship Rising sun skoaeld s stephens-J Baker A co.
BARK Jno Wesley. Sylvester Lisbon-J Perkins.
Rank Trowbriege Anger. Barbsdoes-H Trowbrgdes
Baik Louisa Bliss Hyler s. siepbens-J W Elwen CO.
BaiE lleiicon, Cole. New Orlesns-w Nelson Son.
rs,s Amanda HsropS ReSmeaa9F spies D'"0a
Raik. kosmos Brem, Vessels, Eichmond.oelrchs Co.
brs N w q fsSsT f 90 Osborn
brs a ) coek Leighton, Philadelphla- y simpson.
sehr keeol,h, neiah, f,jsraes-Bailsy : go
schr John Mary err. Cam, Yarmouth, Ns-McAuih,
ss,. Dough- Ss3a S Bscs T ~
chr Jshn Boston inse Ialman
r ne Eo sgc SoggS P2e
sehr Wing Of The Wind, Pearsall, Noriols-M Beiei.
sSr r,se Gardner Rch@ona1o Pe Ss' S'sn
sthr Waterman, westervet, Aexandria-yan Brun,
sebr Proves rIulse, Bal,lmore--Merrii a Abbott
schr oregon, Greenieaf Baltmore-Maier, Lord Que
sshr Pickup, Pickup PhiladeiphIa---Iss Hand
s ssr d5Ss bfseR Wore Pse.
sehr Louisa, Chase Boston-s W Lewis
schr Era. Chamberlain, Boson-w Herrick.
s sssr ss M f sas small sslea@R Ropes Co.
sohr woneer, French Prosidenee-Masier.
s ssop ySmmIns Bird Shelby. New nsyeDg Edwards
Steamer Novelty, He'll Philadelphia Briggs.
ARRIVED.
rast and passengers 70 y Mtchl SD inst pm south
Fgg narbor passed bern brg showing white signal with
esss ssh MARION POSTER Charleston with ase and PAS
senhe,s " IIre serSs sbos sapa win steam
SHIP florids hence for ssysDhah
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William T. Robinson, Of this city, s 70 deliver the an.
nusl address before the Chauauque County Agricultural
society rt wesincld, on the 18th instant.
ARRIVALS.
uoe Il fsTer uaorn,a Gen srsa,,ey ,.eerrs aa
Francis osia Mexeo lov Dmond Rhote Island Dr. col.
Heard England se" sm',S New aa@p;brc Hon Hon.
Noble Michigan lion. VIM G. charca1elf Tennessee
From sayanrah, ~ the steamship Knoxvile-col , Hart
Gs5nsr goms,l MRslnh, ce ~ poe VIZ q Gqr r
/ Jenman and lady. Jas Fleming, a McDefme,i NJ Doth.
from sbsrles,on ID ic steamship Naron,lrs Watts Ms.
saya ~ s wee Snd s NJ f G9rr ne JAS Na Jos
DEPARTURES.
ar@p s RS s II SfS r eT So3
,dS ss ss sS IA. sr ~ y. Ss% Sgrs N.
leu. sue. tS,ea ss,s. coo.a e Vienna lads and
nr eIaacront Mr. ~ Wei and IsGs sew yorS NJ
,onserse New ie,t NJ y J. sarpienIo Nr D. RcnSrIst
srJ suers Madame Hsinrichs baltimore. Nr Basars
% SGr n w Sef s ss,k do Ir frsne'
jung ssR SSa i s'na s.ss VIM s Nsra
Iiatert alorna Mr. schohay, NJ jules kruger New
Frsnien Albany Nr 2 q rlns. Chareson; Mr. Bsulras
rsr, sens P pSs ~ i9T Viewers rl9tsegrs M 10
ycs1 s,s y ;s s NJ, " '%,gs NJ !, e.
sfcssy Mach New YORK Mrs &rsHs do NJ. sese
W. Psdb D sc r.. a~s NJ w f @as
leland Nrs isnonnylhe ana daughter, Mr. purock, Mr.
.fsr Norfolk n ne searq.hp lsmesown ArehIsad Nc
stone, y Meyers William Bodell ia,hrop, Mrs Bald.
win two children and servant Mrs Gibbons Mrs Hogan T.
aldv IN, q Baiullo br Henzon johnson Tabbs Arthur
Emerson, John shanell l. Baldwin William Buckley
l. Sheppard 6enrge Brummond " geabury, Charles
Vincent Mrs Higgins, daughter son, servant and 6 in the
Storage
FOR Savannah per steamer Aiabama.-s u Floyd, Oliver
Ros,rum W Rawson, J T. Harvard, Jno lngersoll,
samuel Mayer, Y Counine and lady. G Greene lady,
children George Wilson Stewart aud
Joseph Schel Edward Mctabe. VI Hodgkiss, Robert Law
sop Jr Armstrong Johns Mrs sibcr Mrs fIasseit
d w Hal, T. Appel, : " Iiabershan, " q smith. Rober
aldlaw, Fsb, n s,enherger Scot Mrs II SCOT Mss
ITeermAns. fBtrber q Ttfufchil u Topln, " la.
via , n Osborne and lady, Mrs Rowe, T. Waterman,
werwin u Merritt. William Minsrd & Lamb A j
T4ls Br1grman Martin, joseph Preston, aud lwcn.
iytwo IN lhe sleegsge
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SAUlRYrMoND-On .ussfa., sept. 4, at the residence
Of the BRIDE NO los West Twenty dlh street, by tae
Rev. pr Thompson. Of Grand street church, EowAsD
SAUL - LUcR6Tis REDMOND.
BEowS--MAs1LE Ion THURSDAY evening Sept 4, At
the residence ef Lieut. ". Graft by Justice Anderson
Captain JAMES Brown E. A MANTLE only dapgh-
ter OF JOHN Mantle, London Eng.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

AIx.rAc roR roRx-rHs pAr
sv~ RIsrs....... SO NuOx ..........eve 10 ~
sus srrs............ a Hfsa WATER, II -
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Ten days have passed, and no, pro slavery settler
north or south OF this river has been disturbed On the
contrary 1t the intention OF the free State men that
every actual settler of whatever polucS he be peace
ably disposed will be protected nom his dear friends
presume the signers Of this address believed these
things were true but they false in almost every par
ucuar the ,ree State men have sad nothing about the
subject OF quarter They released the notorious Titus
and eighteen other prisoners whom they took unnured
That does not look like mo quarter" Nor have
free state men ever talked about determination.
That kind Of savage and foolish talk has been like the
handle CT jug all side. Free State men now,
as heretofore desire peace ana security o. NE and pro
quite evident that the authors Of the foregoing address
desire ~ar, invasion bloodsbed. Hence the people OF
defence for which they better prepared than they
were durrg the severe weather last winter.
LATER NEWS.
from the Chicago Tribune, Sept. 8
young gentleman from Michigan, who left Kansas
City Friday last gave us statement yesterday In re-
gard to lie affairs OF Kansas which confirms the other
reports which have from the border. There is no
doubt the intention Of the ruans TO attempt the expu
sion of every free State man in the Territory this pur
pose they assembling in great numbers at Little Santa
Fe, the Missouri and Kansas line armed aud provi-
stoned for at least month The force they boast will be
augmented before the attack is made TO five thousand
Our informant thinks that large party OF rutans
under Col Richardson have gone up the Missouri 10 cut
of all communication from Iowa His party is reported
10 be q thousand strong.
A great many conflicting rumors are anoat among the
Mssourans themselves and il lie impossible for one not
in their councils TO arrive at true understanding OF their
intentions knowledge Of their strength. II Is evident,
however. that the demonstrate is intended to be mpos
ing, and so far as numbers can make II, successful
The free state men, he heard 1t rumored, were talking
Of descent upon Leavenworth IN strong force Tor the
purpose OF opening a road TO supplies which al
entirely cut or They were in good spirits and con
bdent in the event Of collision Of victory II they are
not overwh bel med by great disparity Of numbers Pro-
visions and Ammunition were scarce among Them, Inc
latter particularly so. Cen. lane in Lawrence on
Thursday last assisting and counsens in whatever way
he able.
Only few days will elapse before we hear something
decisive.
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persopat INTELLIGENCE,

william r. Robnsop OF this city, Is 10 deliver the ar
nus address before the Chauiauque County Agrcgiar,
society, II wes,ncld, on the nth instant.
ANIMALS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25

Our neghboE Of the Enquire Is still ehoppng pec-
liar and original style day he 2t
section Of the Philadelphia platform the deepest
day because said section deprecated the further agitation
slavery question, forgetting, remembering forget tim, the
Baltimore Democratic platform did precisely the
upon believing he had made marvellous discovery forthwith
denounced all Southern who stand the
said ad untrue the South" because they pledge
therein TO dseounenSuee slavery agitation which, Enquirer
grav-y argued Is tL hope
ghis Aud In the face OF it, sublime
reasoning, the Enquirer itself daily hourly
standing and laudng the Baltimore platform which, equally
with the Philadelphia deprecaes
ton and 'oemny pledges the whole Democratic party
agitation the bitter end both Congress We
sufficiently admire the shrewdness Of the EaYsrs
and the perfect consistency OF it, reasoning It's Whole
splendid specimen Of Democratic ingenuity aud caldor. should
be treasured az in spirit Of and With
the latest generation future Locofoco
statesmen will reflect with mingled wonder upon
frrcarclng agcy and exalted power. which
Providence, for other TO the
substitute Of the United State Ambassador
.lor, by the only had good the King
but kindly and considerably pronee
ier- the use u an immaculate vest Considering
logic ~ the aforesaid substitute being the
iue Of live Ambassador, say posiry .are and stare
not ie when told Of his incredible wisdom
The latest exhibition Of puzns part Of the IN.
qer j. contained in its the ATTEMPT
formally aud soicmny made show that party u
Virginia. in not audns the 2th by name forever
destroyed the nationality OF party" by
Ia terms the deepest take in Of the ayy approving
many words that very plank Of Philadelphia platform which no
stand who IS untrue 10 TIE S,Yii"
party Of Virginia. eye Enquirer has forfeited
all claim nationality.
language to describe the wondering ec,acy We feel
common. corHfounded pause jus,
here Tor the want 81 breas good any
pau-nEand want either With any person in the
daily habit ofreadng the sfaluin Iacubraon. Of Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25

The Hon. John ;. Garlic, of Virginia offered the
following resolution in the House of Representatives
on Monday last:
Rss,ir,d That the Hon William Smith of Virginia.
be aud he hereby declared the Speaker Of this House
for the thrty-ourth Congress.
This resolution disagreed to by a vote of 81
yeas to l3l nays Among the yeas were only o
Democrats, while every national American present
voted for it except onel
The Virginia delegation voted on that resolu;i, n,
S follows.
IEAs-Carlile, Faulkner, McMulen, and Nlillson.
N,Ys-Bocock, Caskc, Elmundson, Goode. Kid
well, Lctcler, Powell.
These constitute the Virginia delegation, with the
exception of General Bayy, who is now in Havana,
aud Gov. Smith, who, Of course, could not vote on
the question at ALL
The whole number Of votes poed on the above
resolution was l1S, Of which 80 was "A majority
Well, Goy. smith received Il votes in all-2s Amer.
leans and 10 Democrats; anil there were 80 Rich
ard,on men who voted again,, him Add these -
to the ~ votes actually given to him. and we have
92-enough to have elected him. and two overt
After this explanation Of the vote on Mr. Cnrlile's
resolution, we leave it to the common sense Of our
readers to determine who is responsible for the de
feat Of Gov. Smith, and the consequent continued
Reorganization Of the House We also ask the peo-
pie Of Virginia whether they periodically justify
the votes this occasion Of Messrs Bocock. Caske.
Elmund,on, Goodc Kidwell, Litchcr, and Powell
After nearly two months aud hundreds of thousand
Of dollars consumed in vain effort to elect Speak
cr and organize the House, they were finally in a
/ spirit Of earnest Cancellation and patriotism on the
part Of the American members, presented with a
/ gentleman of their own party Southcrner q Nir-
zinian, who is sound upon all the questions they
/ themselves profess 10 regard vital, and who had
uniformly voted for Richardson on every ballot g.
And yet, anxious they claim to be to organize the
House on q conservative basis when the opportun
~ Is offered to them to do So IN Hc ycrsoa NJ ON,
|Qr Heir 0wB AHuJSr. what do these gentlemen do
Why, they suikily aud stubborny refuse to vote fol
him when he could have been elected. and had ~
vote. tn spare if the Richard,oa men had sustained
him
Having stated All the facts and circumstances, W,
leave to the people lhcm.elycs the duty of reward
Ing their Representatives at Washington accordin
~ thei, deserts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

WrnSEspAY, Jan. %.
The Senate called to order 10y Mr. CATLETT.
REPuErEu
Mr. DOUGLAS, from the committee on Finance. re-.
ported the following Senate bills: granting to Is H. Nj.
nor the right tou-e aud occupy strip OF land on Franklin
street between the Law BuIiug and the Stat. Comet
House ~ the city OF Richmond; aud fp the relief of An
thony Hammock Of Hampshire county. The same COM
mee reported that il was ncxpedicnt 10 lrgisntr upou
we subject Of The following resolutions Of rcfuuding
The Virginia aud tennessee Railroad Company the amount
OF all tax which has been paid 10y the said Cunipa.
ny aud cNempting said Company from tax thereafter: Of
amending existing laws 80 ~ to allow commissioner Of tie
revenue - per cent upon the assessed value OF I'll per-
sonal property assessed in their respective counties m lieu
Of the amount allowed 10y law aud Of repeating the
license system Of taxation base the whole system
upon TIE ad vtorcm principle.
Mr. CHAPMAN from the committee on Agriculture
&c reported Senate Till amending aud c.enacting n,
3Gi section Of chapter 81 Of the code in relation 10 the
dntios ol inspectors Of tobacco.
Mr. JOHNSON, from a select committee reported Sen.
ate bill 10 aid the erection Of monument commemorative
OF The Declaration Of American Independence.
Mr. CHAPMAN, from u select committee reported
senate ml to incorporate the Mountain Lake Company
IN the county Of Giles
Mr. DOUGLAS, from the Committee Of Finance. &c..
reported bill 90 provide for the erection O plain tomb
over the grave Of James Madison.
REsoLurONs
Hc'outilns Of inquiry offered
by Mr. STEENROD-Of Incorporating a coippsuv Ia
construct n turnpike road from Wheeling 10 WclIburg
ny NJ DOUGLAS-O. 20 amending the lsth section
oi the net providing for the election, puaifc on pow.
W uhues anu compensation OF Justices ~ the Peace
&C. Sc, as 20 require the o Office ol the Sherns "a
commence hereafter on the Let day Of February.
by NJ SMltIi-Of reporting bin for the incOrpora
| ton Of Hartford City iu the county Of Mason
] BY NJ. RANDOLPH--Of allowng compensation "a
Clerks SHERIFF., Jaors and Commons caths Auorncyi
| Tor spccii terms Of the Circuit Courts.
BY hr BALDWlN-Relttive to a change IN tho pilot
laws
Nc. nENEALE offered the following joint resolution
which lies one day
/ Resoired by tho General Assembly. that the publ,
printer be instructed 10 engrave 5DOO additional copic
! OF the Internal Improvement map Of Virginia
. by MI. TALEWELb-Of reporting bill rcfuBding {,
MARY y Cook the amount Of tar uujustly assessed
BY Mt TATE-Of incorporating company TO irnprov,
the navigation OF New river from the Central depot o
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 10 the Lead mines il
the county Of Wythe
BY Mr. McKENNEY--Of authorizing the Norfolk an,
Petersburg Rarosd company 10 borrow money for th
completion Of their road. Subsequently NJ. Mex. re
ported ill.,
| PETITION.
NJ CHAPMAN presented the petition OF citizens o
Aonroe county Tor the incorporation IT a company .,
Sons'Iuct turnpike road from Csutreyc 10 the Red Sui
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25

The Merchan Price Currant ~ York Of 1-b speaking
~ The uuavoiJ adves oug ~ the Atlantic. says;
eac hat been general 81 e principal markets throughout Europe
r1irr' i grsn measure hV NE yoei sici oTHs Flsuc
corftnnsif icif n yifr g. dspress prizes"
Louis Napoleon H only mcrchsnt-but tnavish one At
t W. .uspct bis prof regsd pcscc very ruuh
prompted ~ desire 60 American wheat for les
Tie same ps that e private sdyocs BY hc
favorable than the pubed accounts understand
me- orders ~ iiis steamer are largc.'
w make the following extract:
Since the arrival u he America II litfsx, batter demand
hs prevailed and prices have improved o. &C. bushe Red
Her sdscrs tsrgraphtd from HALIFAX favorable, but
the increased hnness freight W prevent the o.
orders Fro The West We learn The supplies Of wheat forward
slowly especially since the FIRST Of December farmers
log part With cr reat n The prices offered The winter wheat
much exposed VI The West aud feared N much Of
been siate sed bot North protected
lance Of The arrivals have been moderate the past
ADD s true q New Orleans snd all the Aantc pors The de-
nsnd Tor milling has been steady hut acve With
n he market there hrner and cheerful feeling
e eoe AMI We nouc lively inquiry for export. the
covering part o. ttc decline noted above"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25
ARRIVALS AZ TuE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND HAII.AHIfs IININE.

fUlk~DAfs HfIH JANIANft 1876
undirv Charlotte, Va Mr. Y Drew, Phiit.
t1ur-, V. John ~ Han, H. Taper Charrson. BAKER
ws-ington Wayne thna. fiarcu. wasnrion; Toyan
tsifx w. rs, Mobile. tas Htyc, Pills sooin,
Hsron, Prince George Guncoe. Coxcob, King uucen
" Guy. Goo-iiaud WIN Trnble. Chester Pa N " lee
chester. Va Fuuf,u Acxanda u Jones, OanFc Samuel
Blrnr hrnokyn, v, RI Taylor, Va DJnrnc and lady Mr.
Dew Ms Dew, spoitsyvan1. Flon Jr. Va airicter
aud family Col fhia - Hranhan Va ~ Marhan Ftn.
outer Huggles, Va. M4f Mary Tu1c Amelia piont VI u
Morris w Morris Bnckuginm burton, Vs. John W lane.
Amelia teigl f0shatan, Nenabie and lady F1fnvir
Me- Rod, Nls. Alexander Lexington Mcdowell Abng
dnn Lrgfn Halifax, W. " ferTuson D.. Richmond WOOD
uouchlnd NYrrf Va ~ watkins. go0chilud Gen Geo W
Williams Richm9nd " H4r Frcdericksburg Dew King 4
hurg Iwfineen Nook Col r. Dsrnn, Branch Peters
burg; Geo Chautlas Hrunswck Jts Williamson
~ stone Mssc' stone bervls, La waddsn O. Cspt
Darracott pcter-hurH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25
Winter i'm EuTOpe,

Every country Ia Europe appears to have suffered from
tense cold during the month Of December Ia the kingdom
Naples the rains have fallen Ia quanr.
damage Al Rome, they have lad temp, aBree" the
2s showed for hourwhch followed BY cold and
abundant Ice
10 France and England do not much complaint
weather. but 1t IS still spoken Of unusually that climate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25
On motion Of Mr.. HARDY, the House adjourned.

.Tng AFmcAs NEw@-We received last evening ull
details Of the news 10y the Africa, but the demand upon
our columns places il out Of power publish any OK.
tracts this morning There is nothing Of special interests
beyond that already published The ntcl grncc consists
merely Of an extension Of the previously prevailing peace
rnmurs Nothing definite Is yet known from st. Peters
burg Spccuatons continue be- contradictory Iutcr.
views had taken place between Counts Nessseode aud
EfrthUy but the naln question NJ issue had been
discussed The expectation IL neither refusal
ccptancc the part Of Russia; but suc modified
tcrpropO-itOn may give rice 20 negotiation and DELAY
still later news 10y the Baltic, will be- found under the
tclegrnuhic head
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25

NOTICE.

- n'eic themselves under the HUNT RRo Tor con
ncng genera! Commission Business
Virginia tWen cary and the Danve Depot (rcAr
Harvey, Wood Coz ~ " 49,
They solicit consgnmen Wheat Flour Corn and Al
Ainh- OF country produce, promising prompt con
-gnmcnts, and quick i.t-ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25
Jan. g. Is56.-Jai
DISSOLUTION.

'stIE lirm Of HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON expired on
n the 1T inst, by Limitation. ' ~
All pr-on having cans the present hem
for psymnt and all indebted requested to make i'm
mediate 49,
The name Of the cru will be member to close the
Os'lnrss WA. H HCDBARD,
JAS ~
AMBROSE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25

- FOH Old SORES OF EVEHY M
~ scrptiou beast scsds and burns To-
fresh wounds and chans, &C.,
advertisement In another part 81 he psper js2s
LOST.-Isst night IN The Han Of fhc Afhens am
a between there aud y. w. Tabbs cornsr Of Main and
IL street lsrge JET BREAsrpIV rose shaped win e frame
~ this ONE. i,1a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25

have this
u city ct New York, under the of A
sIhRS for the purpose OF conducting GENERAL COMMs
SiN b'SiNIS, particularly Manufactured
No. ~ Water ~ 'N' ''''""'"'
~ Liberal advances eOn.Isnmen,s.
JOSEPH BRUMMEI.
A. l.. RONSrER,
,,,, J. n. ROYsTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nnr,,r.

ruNHE undersigned rntrI into
for the transaction 81 the CLOTHING FURNISHING L
Ia all it, branches, under the MERCHANT WEISI-
GFR "''''
They solicit continuance Of the
:" hong teen bestowed the Immediate
Having discontinued the Johhing
att nton Ia the Retail department
viii be able TO please their patrons goods and pc
SII.AS MERCHANT
Jan. 3, ls56--.a4 CuAs n pARRACorr
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so Vo,,ttEsi.o>nuNrs.

Wig"
Arir'es both sides oftAe paper tcu not Dc ph
sf MS 81 long sffnfiRJ, ought g. bs kn0tcl al
,-i be deDIrteffofl obituary aOiice encef
IN siyif lines cifrgei for a. Embellishments.
- tDsasa-lftRi ,eiH be cArrgef hs ddrertiss