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NysNTORY CLOsED!-GOODs

INV TORY CLOSED GOODS
L MARKED DOWN-EXTRAO RE-
DCC ZION IN PRICES
riue calico Robes, IL yards each. 81 Is
Flsid poplins, 10 cents per yard
1850 Shirt BoSOIag cents each
Large LOT OF " bite Brilliants 9 cents per yard
FTebch MeTinu Robe a'9uille Dresser, only IS rs
each
~ Blsck Slate Nix'd and White Cotton Hose
only Ia cents per pair
Fr-lch Railroad Corsets 81 25 per pair
Grey ard White French COrsets. 81 per pair
Geutlemen's superior Merino Drawers, only 80
CaptS per pair
Superior "a hitney Bed Blaukets, Ribbon
bound 81 yer pair
French ami nxlish Colore1 Merinoes, all CO
lprs from is TO 81 per yard
EX'ensiou Ho p skirts, hoops, - cents
Do 60 do IL hoops, 81 l2 each.
Together with numerous other goods, all of which
will lie offered at very low prices previous to TIE
receipt of Kew Spring Cords call il solicited.
f. /, Allied MOSS :. 63 Nam 81.
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p. S.-Merchsnts and Psddlars will cave twenty
per cent by calling early, will job or retail
goods during the day at large discount from ma
nufacturers price,.
ladies are invited to call and examine the stock.
The sale will continue from day 10 day until ali
is aold HENRY w OiTAnIas
1e Is Auet.
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-. - :
AUCTION oALEe.
H7SD1r---
By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND ono.
= CERIEs.-will be sold at Arctlon, At nv s.o,.
corner Main and 18th sts on SATUkDAy , rsv.s.
~. lne f9th February, commencing ~ 10 o,eIorI
srpnnEs .ot Q! new and secobd hand Furniturs
rfnoes, CAlicoea Ac 's0ss' "s'
M s...asDi ,MApE cL0THISG-Fius assortment, Of
GRa nrss ~ Drawers, Boots and Shoes, Ac
rrsneh ~ 30 hbls old RYE whiskey 10 bbls
riprs brandy. bbls Port Wine; 60 bbls Her.
.nxsp o: nns assortment Of China. Glass and Earth
fe 10
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BY Z b. &c ok, Auct.
TRUST SALE OF HOTEL FURNI-

TRUST SALE OF HOTEL FURNI-
- TURE. sc, AT AUCTION-By yirtrre of a
deed q trust executed TO the undersigned by John
MAJ xhansen, bea ring ate The day of January
1882 and Of record in the Clerks Office of the Court
OF Hastings of the city Of Richmond, for the bene.
NJ OF Wigand, at the request OF said beneficial
~, thall expose TO fale. on THURSDAY neat
the 2ih 1nsfant at the hour of 10 NJ at the hon g
now cuplsd by said M4rxhausen. on the corner
OF OF sixtn ana Marshall streets, known as the New
Market Hotel, all the Furniture Contained in said
house consisting Of the usual variety Of Hotel
FURNITURE, composed in part Of Bedsteads and Bed
dag, Carpets. Chandeliers, Mirrors, Chairs, Cur.
tains. Sofas, Wardrcbes. &c. Also all the stock Of
liquors, Wines. and Cigars. and all the Bar-room
FIXTURES contained in the Bar of said establishment
Also large variety OF Cree gerry. Cooking Utensils
&C And at the same time. the. une xpired term of
the lease of said premises. will beso to the highest
JERMs-All sums under $50 cash; alt sums over $50
and under $780, 90 days. and all sums over 500 four
months credit. for negotiable paper satsfac torily
endorsed. EDWARD Y CANNON Trusfee
Sale conducted by L B Cook Auct fe lS-d,d
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NUTICG.--By tie order of the Council
~ OF the City of Richmond made on the 18th of
January 1853 poll will be taken on the 18th Gay
of February, 1882 to take the sense of The reehoi-
ders, whether the Council. on Lehalf of the CITY.
shall subscribe to the stock of the Roanoke Valley
Railroad Company, the sum of 100000: one half
thereof to be subscribed so soon as an equal sum
shal have been snbscribed by responsible persons.
not residents of Richmond, and the remainder there.
of to be subscribed. when like sum has been in
ike manner subscribed beyond the limits of the
city.
=, Commissioners and Conductors appointed to take
the vote. viz
In JEFFERSON WARD - Luther Libby. Josepb
Brumneli, James Winston, Smith. and AIex
Craig, to be Commissorers and Reuben Seal, I'd
Day Officer. to be Conductor
IL MADISON " ARD -EShepperson, VIM " Crumps
Geo Randolph, Geo " Gillian, and Francis
Day officer. to be Condu tor ~
-, IL MONROE WARD -sam'l 7 Bayly, Thos Barham,
Ih9s BoudaT. sam'l j Rutherford. and " " Tim.
berlaBe, to be Comm. 3ioners; and B NJ Morris 4th
Day officer. to be Conductor.
Teste, Taos LAWSON
iQ--im CLERK CorDn;l
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By Henry W. Quarles.
ssIGNEE's SALE OF wATCHEs

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF WATCHES
II AND JLWELRY, AT AUCTION. at No 100
Main street, shall sell at auction commencing
on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb 18th, one of the lar.
gest and finest stocksef Watches aud Jewelry ever
offered in Richmond, consisting in part rs follows;
Gold and Hunting Chronoineter Watches
Do do Englieh Lever do
Do do Detached do Go
Do do Nickel Mount do
Silver Watches of all descriptions
Gold Vest, Guard and Fob chains
Ladies' haitian and Mex de
LCckets, Pins and Pencils
Mosaic sets to match
Cameo do do
Lava do do
Garnet do do
Coral do do
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ERESH DRY G0ODS.-B various ar.
rivals, ne receiving:
Black French Cloths and Doeskins
Fancy Cassiueres aud Coatipgs
italian Cloths White Marseilles
English and American Prints
Glasgow and Esrston tiingnams
Mohair BE Beiges, Black Alpaccas
IRISH Linens, birds-Eye Diapers
White BriisBts. India unity
Linen Ducks, Blouse Linens
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, Silk do
Black Taffeta Crayats, Napoleon Ties
Ladies Kid gloves, Eewins Silks
Glace's Spool Cotton Extension Skirts &c.
Which We offer to The trade at very low prices
fsf KENT PAINE A C0
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JNFIKMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COL

TNFIkMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
i LEGE.-This Inf :mary is situated at the corner
OF Marshall AID College streets, in an elevated and
heathtul position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other les of business 1t is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries and
LOT the comfort OF the sick. All persons requiring
laboring under contagious diseases are admitted
INTO the institution. Lying in women are also re.
ceivef ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnis he'd when desired
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
charges for Board, Medical Attendance. Nursing
nno heulcihe are Tor Per week.
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By Thomas w. Keesee,
(Ofice corner Of 18th and Cary strests)
- HORSES AND MULES FOR

Nv HUKSEb AND MULES FOR
THZAsALE AT AUoTION.--Wiu he sold ON SAT.
ChDAf morning. 18th instant com Benc,ng at 10
Railroad depot, very large fine Eay Horse. eight
years oid, superior harness horse very fine Fay
mare nae years old. No buggy animal.
Also, young Mules, we'll broke They ara not
very large. but they are really good
re Is THOS w X EEsEE A.et
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nIaTlNuUIohkD AknlVALS-LEVi

- has just received large lot Of white Cotton
StcsSinc-, which viii be -old at - cts per par,
or white Brlll'ut st l2lsc per sd. worth &c. &C
EuowledEed ~ all t. be the in the city for that
price 100 drz fine LiEen CamIric Hadkfs at u! &C.
worth Ec, p more Of that Irish Lines At %11ac,
worth 5iC; bale 0t uuhleachcd Cotton q, sac per
yd. would be cheap 1t loc. Don't forget that Levy
ls selling the best bargains lii Dry Goods and that
he always keeps on hard large and well selected
stock. If sou have gIy Aouseke5 ping or Dres6
Goods to purchase, embcr that on III certain
is lie suited at No IS Main 81. f. l.
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NOTICE TO ALI, THE WHIGS UE

NOTICE TO ALL THE WINGS OF
~ THE CONVENTION, that N WALKER & co
are selling out tho balance of their winter stock of
Clothing at reduced prices, for cash.
Cass Business Coats of all kinds and prices
0vercoats from 90 to 80 90
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats, from [, 60
to 2S00
Fancy and Black Cashmere Parts
Velvet. Cashmere and Merino Vests
Boys Clothing Of oil kinds at
WALKER Il CO.'S
lt3, csrner Main and 18th streets
fe III RiCbmOnd IN
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elry Store. -
The above stock Of Goods were all bought espe-
cialy for the retail trade. and Will be sold without
reserve TO the highest bidder to close the concern
imnediately-per order OF the assignee.
I nj
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
4 ZIP e. 90

a. IA n II ~ T. Il ~ W.
Have Just received thor SECOND SUPPLY of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one OF the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered, and at such
pTi5ss will insure sales.
n'a0A "I'u "9s 0iiA T TnpS'csd zen
Rich Bsysdere a'Lez and Plain silks
Black Gro de Rhine. Polt dc Sole and Tafieta
Silks
RI n Plaid and Fig'd Yaeacias
Bla Rombe4ines, Alpscas, Chalies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace, Muslin aud Cambria Sets
Muslin, Carnuric. peQuet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthas
Coaks, Nantes and Shawls in great variety
Cloths, CassiIneres and Vesrings
Plantation aud Housekeeping Goods
"a and o. Fuled Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinette
lSnehland fuled Cloths; Kerseys and Paids
Plaid Linseys Flennels
Bed and Negro Blankets
DsQask Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
menno Lambs' Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
AlexenGer's Kid, Buckskn Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and (iaunt.ets
Cotton aud Wool Hosiery of every descripticn
Carpets Rugs; Druggets, &C. oc 20
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Until lsT MARCH - We

| MIL LIST MARCH - We will sell
- srea: bargains in the balance Of + stock Of
hlCh new styles Silbs ana Robes
Rich French De .ises and Nalentias
Fugish and American De LANES and Felentias
tAuusis. Prints, and Bleached Cott0ns
Table Damasks. NaIkins and ToweliiEgs
Nery large stock cf ShAwls. very cheap
Black Velvet and BLACK Cloth Cioaks for cash. to
make from for ~ entire new stock OF Spring foods,
wh.cL We shall open by that time.
PERKINS h CO,
Ga l4I Eagle Square.
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AUCTION eAL1e.
HT1xT D1H
By Goddin 4 Apperson, Aucts.
T,RRUsTEE's sAIEOr AZ .cpre

TRRUSTEE'S SALE OF 81 ACRES ~
L very valuable FARMING LAND. in Uenr,eo
county. miles west Of BID hme nd. near 10 and be-
tween the Westham Plank Iosd and the Canal
Dickinson, dated 2lss January, 1856. duly re-.
SELL AT PGhLiS AUtTloN. on ise p pssmi.e .
IN FRipaY The 9Th day Of March. Isis stl O'Clock
LAND shove described. sdjoiaing the lands Of Mr.
" Tabb. jr. and others. The coil ia tsual TO any
In the vicinity of Richmond.
TEAMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses Of
sale and 10 discharge note OF $Se7 Is with inter-
est rom January last on ere tic a. TO 3g2 DS
nn,i loth June. 1859; a credit ~ to $st7.4 until
The whole purchase mooney 10 bear intsrst from the
DAY Of sale The title is believed TO be perfect but
tne trustee VIII convey With the usual special war
ser. fel2 GEORGE WITHHELD. Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE LOT. with BRICK TENEMENT there
on, on the north side of Broad between 6th and 7th
=, ~ Commi.sioner. appointed hya decree of the
on the st January 1857 in the case Of Spotf ranst
Ml,inR,s Adm'r. &c. shall proceed to SELL An
r. UCTI0N. on the rremi.es. on MONDAY,
fair if not. the next fair daY the LOT or GROUND
with large BRICK TENEMENT thereon. in The
city Ct Richmond. on the north side Of Broad. be-
Hebson to the late firm of SPOTS 4 Milling 'front.'
ing 30 feet. running back about 40 feet 10 Market
Alley. The location of this property is among the
best in that part OF the city for business stand,
though it has heretofore been used as a dwelling
Terms: 4 cash. balance at 6, ~ aud Is pouths
for negotiable notes. interest added. and title re-
tanned till all the purchase money is paid. and =
conveyance ordered by the Court The taxes and
insurance for this to be paid by the purchaser
Sale BY GoDpIN APPERsoN. -Auctioneers.
fe'l-tds RIO H0WIsON. Com'r.
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~ Foo A LE-My Colt PASS
~ OVER Three years old h May lS59-by
Bechor Il Crouchs Red Eye; dam Mnrat by Hsrri-
sons Vigginian-l6 hands high and for symmetry
and perfection Of race horse f0Cn, unsurpassed. he
is considered by the best of judges 70 be cut cut for
" No fur B,tle horse Warranted sound in eve
ry respvct, and TO run one mile in one minute and
forty four seconds with the proper training stride
2ila feet. Price, six Thousand dollars.
J W HENRY,
fe 3-Imf "P O.. Henry's Mills Va"
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NEW GoODS.-We are opening to- day
w several cases OF bleach cd and brown shnetinps
and shirtings, extra heavy undressed Irish Linens
aud Maryland Penltentiary Plaids, which we are
selling at the lowest market price.
J 4 NJ R0SENBAUM,
ja3l l9a Broad at.
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
" COAL AND COKE-For sale by
NJ WHITING
Ie It's Near Petersburg Gerot
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC GUANO-

"A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC GUANU-
"A SOMETHING NEW.-The undersigned having
been appointed Agents for the of the Atlantic
and Pacific Co Guano, are daily expecting cargo
from New York, which will be offered TO Planters
and Others upon very accommodating terms. Prof
Oh: Bickell Phi D. of Baltimore. gives IS the result
of his Analysis:
Phosphate Lme- ....--:......r...-......soos
Containing Phosphcric Acid.....4lN
Ora aHic Matter, Water. Csrb Of Lime, &c ...-9 80
Prof. Henry, of smithsonian Institute. ANALYSED
q sample and found therein SS1a per cent OF Phos
phate of Lime.
All who have tried il, unite in pronouncing 1t
equal in its results to the best Peruvian, while its
beneficial effect spon the soil ID more complete and
permanent
The cause Of this Is found In the very large per
which is the desirable ingredient In all Fertilizers
1"' PEYFON 4 ARCHER,
l39 Cary Street,
:; az -a,wa,vzw Richmond
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERs.-

Sweet Oil in bottles and on draught
100 cases Sweet Oil, Msrseilles
so do do Bordeaux
Also. few half pines of Olive oil. of same quail.
ity as that In bottles, and which We can sell at
about twothirds the present price of Oil in bottles
IA saving of ssh per cent.
PURCELL, LADD CO, Druagists.
fee Corner Main and Governor SITS.
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kEA Union STEAMSHIP
l$ COMPANY FOR pHILADEIpHIA
- A&as&S&VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOI
80 - -! 9SpRING ARIA NGEMENT- steam
er CII9 OF RICHMOND. Capt Z MITCHELL steamer
PESNsfLVANIA, CsptD AVID TEAL, STEAMER yIP
GINA, Capt B KELLEY ''
gre OF these superior Steamers will leave Rich
mona, unt'I further notice, eysry MONDAY and
Ists spA1 touching a. City Point and Norfolk to
Tecai'e Freight ard Passengers Returning leave
phlIade' phia every WEDNESDAY and SAITH
DAY morning. at O'clock ~ A oH
1hese steamers are now ia fipe order Increased
dafloas for the comfort of passep gers bay
ing peen ADDED, an also more room for freight and
we nope by regularity. dispatch and care in nro
tci,ns goods committed to our charge to receive
~ NO trapshirment by this line,
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York and found 1890 sIo M
Do 90 Philadelphia and found
paSso -. ~: 90
river boats. ''''" '"'no as Wy the
- Passengers by this line can stop in Phiadel.
nhla TWO or three days. and then proceed 10 Nav
YORK by tke same ticket "
far II FUTILE. Agent.
kafta
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(.hsAT BARGAINs-aRRAT Bal

T"Hai bahGAINB-GKEAT BAR
=. GAiN 1T is admitted that GOLDsNIT i.
sit. she theapesi Blsaehea Colssns isk Linz us
D"sias . nd other goods than can be had else.
h. - "''e am q esI X. d0LDsMIT,
ze3 kT0ad street.
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By Alexander Mott.

MIGHT SALES.-I will offer for sale at
= auction TONIGHT, and continue every night
through the winter, large aud complete sssort-
ment Jewelyr. Ready mace Clothing, Nett Shirts
and Drawers, Fancy Articles. sc.
de2S ALEX MOTT Auet
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BARGAINS In DRY GOODS-We are
= opening to-day 100 pieces new aud neat styles
OF Merrimaek Prints. Also good quality shirtings
and sheoffngs, with many other new goods ell Of
which We offer very cheap.
ieZ j MILLHISEE BRO
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nUWDENS DENTAL FLUID.-This
- excellent vegetable aromatic lotion, prepared
by our worthy citizen, DR. GEORGE DowDEN drug
gist, &C. of Broad street Richmond, gained Tor him
a geld medal premium, ut the recent exhibition in
this city. Not only can We commend this tooth
wash as highly beneficial for cleansing the teeth
and gums, but also for imparting health. strength
and soundness to the same. IT |, likewise pleas
ing perfume TO the breath. and is recommended by
the most eminent physicians of the United States
dentrifce, that should be upon every toilet Ia
ble.-Extrdct from tie Richmond Enquirer Of Jan.
18TH fec
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A BNEY'S PURE RYE WHISKY.-60
1Abbls VIM A Abney's pure Virginia Rye whisky.
respectfully cali the attention Il hotel keepers,
restaurants and the trade 10 this ated brand
Of Rye Whisky.
Having made arrangements with Vim Abney,
distilier, prepared 10 furnish this Whisky IN
lots 70 suit purchasers-believing the above " his
by TO be superior 70 any other brapds nov 10 this
market WM TYLER,
fe linn 18Th between Main and Cary ats.
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| lNEk GOODS! LINEN GOODst,--
- Persons in want of Table Cloths, Napa ms
towels, Linen sheetings, and many other Linen
"yStis' VIE ma large assortment and very low at
H@ MILLHisEk BROS
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- FOR kENT-Une room for Bar
IA Der shep. A good location. Apply to
REID.
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A LB.-Philadelphia Cream Ale -25
- - boIs and - half bels Philadelphia Cream Ale.
Ju" received in fine order, and for sale lew BY
90 FUDLEY 4 CO.
rec Main straet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-22

THE CUBAN FuIIEUSTERS.

The lia,ana Gazette, the official paper Of
the Cuban government think, that the state
ments relative 10 !Iibust.r.ng expedition d.
rcctci against the island Of Cuba are not with
out foundation. 1t is reported. IT say that. at
the island Of Sln:o DomnSo, there are col.eci'
ed one thou,ani men. consisting Of Cuban-,
Americans ard Frenchmcu: that they lr"pos.
10 embark Mt Cape Santa Maria. the nearest
place to Point Maisi. and that Oh the 2l>t oi
March schooner lett New York having on
board 24y men bound 10 s.. Domingo. IL
is also reported tha, an expedition "i 9,"v'
men is preparing at different points OF the
t'nion. which wiIl rendch:onS ONT oi The Iurio.
dic,ion of the United states, citing the day and
hour of tho cmbarh;.;iou "i part OF said
force and tl.c name Of the leader who is TO
command it, and the nnmc, OF lienningscn and
.omc o,bcrs oil the -o-callcd Generals and
Cb;crs yho have been distinguished in iillibus-
,erinr expeditions are mentioned. Tie Gazette,
hov;.y.r concludes shat tue authorities Of the
;sI.nd have force At their command sufficient
10 ,nninilatc any ii!l;bustering expedition. how-
ever numerous and well organized.
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THE OPPOSITION IN TENNEssEE.

On the 10Th of March the Opposition held a
grand pow.wow in Nashville. and were appro-
p,ia,cly addressed by several Of their chiefs
Their resolutions were
lst. For the Union.
III. Against slavery agitation-thc sink the
nirccr question Of tine New York Herald.
Tn. Herald" very Significantly adds, 'and mig
g-rs," and mrans the owners Of nissers a. well.
Sd In favor OF n protective tariff.
.th. For or against Cuba. as the wind may
shift.
5th. For distribution of proceeds "f public
lands.
18th. Against foreigners--"Sa in round
about.
7th. General war on the President and De-
mocracy. for just onc.half the usurpa,ion ol
power and extravaganza which the declare
themselves in favor Of
sth. For paper money
9th. People ought to pay their debts ana
the Government too. Wear. glad that "A pub
liz debt is" no longer "a public blessing.
10Th. Swear to hate and fight the peln9c:a-
cv with vim and vengeance
They nominated JOHN NElilERLAND for
Governor That wa, right Farewell 10 the
Whig. .Amcrican.op Opposition '".All the element,
..Snk the niger question rArfi. They arc
al zone to NETHER-LAND:
Tn. rcpor, says the nominating resolution
was adopted with the 1ild.,t applause No
doubt of it, Tn" whole affair VA, IL r'M As
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DElC.ALION.

, TuNHlS distinguished Race Hcr>c viii stand hen
IL -I,uing season, counctcinc ;hc 18th tsSiSS y
February ard ending IN. 18th o: Jly, a. n,ySAA.
stable AZ the Tro,tius Para Richmond, a. 41y the
s.asc and 81 TO the Groom 20 be- paid! IN al ca,e, when
b. ~. horse the gratis Mares will
be we'll fed forty cents dag but there vii! be no re-
spoIshily accident, \, tic subscriber
avoid the trouble ~ coirc:in. ia. he a,
mad. ih.u Ia! able In sdyau,e and ~, h ndueenent
Cor siani.n; ;he horse 50 los.
peuca.on ak years old ,hi> Spr.ng; dark chesnut
without white, except IN 'h- forehead FIVE feet one
inch an! hr.e.-s highrli-unlr: t'- standard and Is
OF III. aes: proportions and mos beautiful symmety-
His backbone Is remarkable Tor it, >ile AMI strength lie
Il believed TO be taller than his sir R-vens aud taller
than his grsndsirs Trustee j. more than two ncrs taller
THAI laportd Medley and ihos. renowned English stall
lions T.inp.:-r aad wha-bon.: aud Is than hve
inches taller than the famous fou!n. horse Jimcrack
percalon got hy Revenue, Sire o. sue Washington,
Fanny Washington. Engineer, Planet, &c, and Is out Of
"lhc Qu.ea 'y Imported P!ain [wnner Q! the Derby.
s-and dam D.plue by whi,ser t-inn.r "f the Derby,
And brother 20 whalsbDu.) g. grand dam iJereed
NJ Lady ~ Couu,, out Of the Co!onelr dam, by
pepin Tppie Cider, by King Fergus; sylvia. by yonng
Maskc brother Sylvia R-guas. Lord Mvrons Arabian,
NxbGry, Muso Bay Turk, Bay Boston, Coney.sns Hut
tons Grey Barb, Ijy~rly Turk, Bu,.er.
Tt. imported mare, THE Queen, peucal1ns dam was
o the mos, race mares ever in he Cnted
States at all distances from 20 four mile heats. She
WAS full sister 70 Monarch equally distinguished They
both bred the Royal stud Hampton Court The
QIeens grand dam My Lady, wa, the dam OF the dsn-
gui,hed English race horse aud Stallion Jereed and also the
dam OF Imported Passenger My Lady's dam was also
dam o. IN. Colonel. winner Of ST. Ledger, and one OF the
most distinguished racers and stations In England and her
dam kewls. the dam Of the famous four mile horse
N.Y. Th, pedigree is remarkable for its rchnes, and
pec:ay for the OF its and !,
OF the ancient TO be found In the sud book OF
England running back 10 the reign Of Charles l.
As 10 his performances i, suhcien, 70 say that h. ran
six and them al except one Of mile heats, he
only one h. ever that distancr) in which he
beaten Ly inferior In consequence Of being deci
dedy ami.s In all his other which OF wo AMI
miles heats he contrnded with the finest horses OF his
day Including Engineer. Sockoe Tar River, &c, &c. and
his competitors with such that he never was put
his full speed many Instances distancing majority Of
the field Finally. in Juns, 49,, Will. on his way 20 Long
with Nicholas l., Sue Washington and Others In passing
through New York city b. received injury which caused
his withdrawal from The turf For his performances IN in
see hanibis I. "AHNEk
pS-Deuca!op will he exhibited at Po"ha!au Chester.
field, Goochland and Hanover courts, In the month OF
March r.y after which be will remain q, his stand as
stated above. u W.
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