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othcr political lleresies never hereto
fore recognized by the Democratic party.
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IL I
The price of Hoops and Ties at n. O.. is 6
cents Der pound, (liberal deductions made to
merchants for city acceptances.) and all orders
will receive prompt attention by :.
T. 5BELCHER, Agent.
u IL Commercial Place, N. o. my7-ly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
THE SUGAR CROP.

From The Neo Orleans Pieayuae Nor. lO1
We have reached that point in the fall, where pro-
babe estimate be made of the present sugar crop
The agreeable antcipations Of a large weld which
many entertained in the summer have been by
the CASUALTIES OF the Throughout the entire s.
gar region the complaint general that the cane Is small
and unpromising The first ground lacked the us.
al amount of saccharne richness and the Juice
less amount OF sugar than had been anticipated.
White iross have been felt almost every plan
tauon devoted 10 sugar culture and far the effect has
been beneficial IL has arrested the growth of the cane
Our exchanges agree in stating that great inequality
lists IN the crop even adjoining plantations one pre-
sentng full deveopement of the cane and promising one
and half to hogsheads the arpent while on an
adjoining place not more than half hogshead Is anti
cpated.
This condition OF the sugar crop seems to exist in the
eutire sugar growing districts With the most favorable
weather. It is scarcely probable that more than an ord
nary crop can be made The estimate of 400 900 hogs
heads, which published months since il there
fore figure considerably above what will be realzed-
some observaut planters regard 10000 hogsheads a.
nearer the actual result which be recorded when
the cane fields harvested Perhaps favorable wealth
er may bring the figure up TO 2SOOpD IL /, well this
early IN the season TO be assured that large crop is im
possible The sugar which i made - hoxever of beau
uiu appearance, and gcrer,ly of a superior quality
In many quarters the dronih lately experienced has
seriously Injured the cane mat aud the planters find Il,
necessary TO discuss the advantageous mode of Law
ing them down, to the largest amount of
moisture The unequal character of cane fields living al
most adjacent suggest the query whether modes of cu
uNaiiOn have not produced the difference which to be
observed Skilfu sugar planters have become in
theiI plantation management il cannot be doubted that
much yet be learned The advantage of agricuItur
al associations cannot but be suggestive both by the re.
suits oil the present crop and the danger which the
season has exposed the dependence the planters for
the coming year We cannot doabi that the hostility of
seasons aud the inequalities of soil entirely over
come by better knowledge of the which nature
has given for couuteracting these disadvantages With
beer knowledge of the operations OF nature the sugar
crop may be extended over greater breadth of coun-
Try anu the fields that variable in the value
oi their annual yields be made produce with almost
rncrrinG certainty rich harvest l. the subject not
worthy the most ullhnrif. stIdrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COWPANY.
Capital. $1O,OoO.ooo,

,NHt.TTn - = q ~, ~ ~ sY,2bO,000I
a" DeeI"'s FersoHaHy Re.nsilS r s Ea0dge1ieats O,
hs CerggIng. y
Nv respectfully AJAX attention 10 the sseurty Liverpool
w a1d London Insurance Company policy holdsr, IN o.
Arg" each capital aud Investments, at@d above
The large capital aud income
hnes 70 parties requiring
h additin 70 ~. ordinary mode of Insurance Company t.
sass PERhiNkST Policies payment Of TAN gNST
AZ rR5WINS Property l., thenceforfh, PERH4gEyTLY
mluu uii be returned les per cent '' ~ ''P''
This Company will by
new and most liberal principle. - ~ u"
hs Policies OF This Company all claims paid upon pre-
sehtaon OF safsAefoy proof Of os without
0H for interest aud as usual sIrTr DIY amer
uoh o. proof WoRTHAM WYATT, Agents.
In straas -l,... n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

The sales Of stock cattle IN Rappahannock COUNTY this
ia are said TO be nearly double the sales Of sst fall.
and three and half gross good many are st In mar
ket, held at Ia TO Ia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

Rappahanuock County Farmer writes that tho wheat
crop looks less promising just that he has over seen
it The early sowing came up IN good time but the
cold rainy weather prevented its progress The late
seeding did not came up for Of rain hut donhcss
the showers last week wero highly beneficial
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

GgxEnE ENoLIsH = AMI AMRRIoAN
aboys altleie, Aso Naetsrsi IN .ad ebh and tis
poie-sW BLAIR CHkNfnERLAYNH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLAtfYG MILL.
coRNER OP GREENE AND MORGAN STREETS

JOHN r.. FULLER, Pronrte,or
MoSldngs Beads and Aehliraves constantly hau4
Inside Trimmings o description Brackets Trues and an
kinds of scroll and Straight Saving House Carving
desired Paturn worked order Turning
all Us branches Plain Panneled Oeagon HeWe ON hand
and made 70 order Bausigrs ~ all sizes descriptions
&C. &c Mahogany BLACK Walnut Oak Cherry and Pine stair
ks sawed or worked 20 order The prices
for 100 feet running measure.
~ One Of the largest Of
and greatest variety Of Patterns Of the very
materials,
with neatness and despatch. Terms cash.
JOHN D. fUItER viii manufacture and dive pdrhgr
attention 70 Gothic Work for Churches Budne Dwelling
Houses &e Wndow Frames &e made order short
Round and Square Picket fcne &C.
and blinds Of every description mate
a and warranted 70 stand In climate Holders Hardware
AID every see In h, line furnished the lowest cash prices
MAroeredIron and slate Mante Gotta Tusscs
window Caps, &c tD Designs and Drawings furnished shor
.,t- sr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
LIFE SXn,TI AMP FIRE INsUsANcK.


M are agents for Of the best
w Companies 10 the United We
pety on the Mutual Plan insured not liable for nv
thing over his annual premium. e ''' any
me dsldend r@1ge from ls to 20 per believe We
an satsy those Sishing Insurance that
. per cent Of their premiums by nsurinE with US ~
PSI Httat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

TINO THE PUBLIC.In consequence the unprecedent-
Il ed Of Our Model Shirt made arrange
en which was heretofore Impossible Of the great
demand In New York; 10 dicdV
lar Shirt hand variety style and quality that
those sending orders will filed regularly
despatch As the sole for this Shirt Richmond
would respectfully call the attention Of
Our Model to examination and they will
I'd that Is the bc cheapest and most dbs shirt
Sc sale We also 10 make
shor notice, and We
hand large and desirable stock Of GENTENs FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining business
and which will be offered greatly reduced prices
STURTEYANT a MAGwIRF.
au90 No street. Richmopd Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

spphcauonts AUsTENS Agents
% Pearl street, New York.
Il ao obtained A the Prices of
Ill the New Ysrk Wholesale Druggists Grocc Cauphfne and
BurninE fuld Manufacturer sud Dealers IN Lamps
bheroscne s the trade of the on Co and
a persons caution against using he sad
ef oils oct-gtn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

hAAWINANU
PALACE, lst of October 1859.
By the King and Kuhina Nui
L. KANEHGUHA, Minister Of Interior
The Government organ says:
We authorized state for the purpose of aaying
any anxiety that may exist in the public mind that the
rumors in regard to His Maestys abdicltion are
happy to say, witout foundation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
OsENE OILI

NO VARIATION FOR THE WINTER.
TVNIHE NEW YORK KEHOsENE OH, CO., ~ ..
abished is5i) that having made great mprov
cuts IN The manufacture Kerosene they are nov enabled
Offer tito The trade NJ Reduced Price.
attention of
81 table the result of ghotomccai examination Edd
Krni Esq, of New fork, Chemh and dfted Feh. g. S5g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
AT WHOLESALE.
lINENI RRAAnS nE CHEMINE TnpI crn

FINEST BRANDS OF CHEWING TOBACCO
nUR stock o. CHEWING TOBACCO embraces esrv All , ,,
- hnet brands manufactured here the country We
retail dealers may be supplied ''-'a'
Nm. harrets Ornnco Tobacco n
Ross Ia Belle DO. Cosbys Palmetto DO; W tti1, c,
ilan's DO. Richmond w. ~ % Univ
W lAnEn1rne sons Bouquet Orinoco Laprhorr. z,,
Zine 10, ". Lanshornc sons CITY Trade A, M 80, ~
soI Tone stsr' Wade Moormans Premiuu-Lynchbury
Wh many other brands of town and country regard,
nesl IN ou state, 90 vih Invite d. ai
terms ~ W" ~ 49, - '.nera
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

STOCK COMPLETE.
Prices REDUCED.
CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS
BUTLER, son FRANKLIN,
Importers, 7S Main 81.
HENDING 70 from present uaes OF hpsin...
% spring Trade opens ard in order the eTpense and
tai, ourlarge o. - ' - '"N''1A4e anu re-
CHINA,
oUEENswARE and
=, -.,.., -, GLASSWARE
months buyeTs - ~ ''S-A' :" prompt SIX
The merchants Of Ills State and Of North C.roun, an, ~
4eI interests by gyinE our stock
BUTLER, SON A FRANKLIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

I've hereby notify eustoHaer and IN. pub
nc That We have removed stock OF ,n5
Coach material TO large arranged s;or No "a y
Thos r. Price 4 Co. 49, anu "PPos'e 70 siessrs-
we % nos making large additions stock both ~ U,r,
saFe and Coach material by direct importation from tbe R
- SnShsld and by purchases from American uanufaete
- anu shai hereafter endeayor
equal IN quality, and terms As brv A
m NE Northern mArkets- lselql vANLEW TiyIOR = CS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

I oCKsnTTHINI.. nRII UINCTNC. sIIVE1

II OCkSuITH1Nts, RELL HANGING, SILVER
- fLAING AeThe subserieer has just returned from the
Northern cities where he has laid Ia
The quality used locksmltiug,
Ing aad Invites public attention has etn
poyed the best workmen be had and prepared
order Kind Of Lock hang Bells the suner
do silver Plating In style not 90 be
men In this country. All his work b warranted sale
Amer experience of IN this city,
qurinilnce with the best Lock makers In this
himself that he give satisfaction both wornanshp and
prices and therefore socts orders from
WI meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing 10 have Locks made repaired
style Or Silver Plating executed IN superior manner
yd call at HE establishments the iOh street.
south Of Main, where they will be attended the
hce.
Orders from distance. through Once will he i'm.
medaey nled and Bell hanging done the county
AZ city prices
Address wM W. sNEGD.
silyer-Plaer, Locksriih and ReIl Hanger
ooi9-d9m 10Th street Richmond VI,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

GDI4ISS oR E0R FALLowING-- :
6T-1yyS. - aInks AND HARROWS FOR ~
In NV NEW n pHav pnHahvEALf-BeHeying that Ihave NT
make hIs os- ~ 81 'pe oest PioE In use,
have nv i they better than hcs n
Sh supply OF THrniP Seed Just received " o' eharss.
r. A. STARKE, No Main
doors above Charl..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81 goo. 900.

NE" iOhh LIfE lhsUkAhCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital sI.6OO,O 900
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited vi,h ~.
Comptroller Of the state York and oct on he h,ns,
OF me Company TO secure policy holders. - ~
LNlnkNus hAnE AsNuAILT O A LibrrnI IrIn.,nIo
per G. oi the premium Life Policies be loaned he
Insured Ehen the premium exceeds S5a - - 'e
fouces ued asd payable
age or the family Of the insured death should that event
happen previously 70 arriving a hat N''"'
hndoEmeni POLICIES for children granted on the o.,
able e' '' 'Ne must iANor-
ons isned NJ greatly reduced Of
isuIl prefers not To participate In the dviiends ~
~ t,sts PAID promptly and withou;
AA De pleased % have
"a ~ oI ana reliable Company which before ysa shdor
WoRTHAM WYATT AEents
oaiee i90, Main street
oHAs. Z. woRrHAM D00r' ABOVE f0ai onee.
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL EKA MINERS: va
Jas H. CUSEAT, NJ ID.
,,, Ro 7. COLEMAN NJ. d..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

[ nInNh CAPsI CHIMNEY CAPStt-o,h -
y supply cf the above Chimney Csps A. - IN nan
OF 18th and Cary streets P'' ~ Ou' Fottery, eorns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

fIHE DRAnA.--The Dramau, Works Of Jas ss.ri5,D
n knowles comprising the uunrtt,-rl
lam Iei &c . vols limo London. as
vols, l2mo. London e. ' +'''"' -
Mrs lnchbads Hrlth Theatre; IneIudns the F.rss uih
patesI complete - vols 1-uo fun sheen sis
"er copy, ~ vols CLOTH errd $40 mis- collection
~ --' % ioN
London g - '' '' '-'I''' '''''
The Dramatic Works OF Fooie Esq with an essay on
lie, tcniu aui Nrtiuc % The
l~mo, half Morocco, London ''
The Works Of N Thos CONSISTING Of bls pi,vs p
and Letters. vols leuo cslG London. %
The British Drama collection u she
Comedes Operas and she Enrli,h Iangu,gr ~.
syo library style -. wv o
The Tragrds % Nitorio Alftr translated rou the Iaa, M
Nhts laoyd. vols, lsmo faf Morocco, London 3 81
sak pearcA great variety Of editions
90 to p o"pcr copy. uo25 JAS. wOODHOUSE A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
sAsH, bLlNDs AND DOORS.

'I'HE Oldest Estshlshment Richmond ub.,. -, - .
1e above articles fq pecfSchoa at me sbor,sg h''
-, haent Of irving euii.e sasfaction tbe sBbs -
cbi,s, - ne pubic patronage. Having recentv sdas
u elers turning % his business puhI
ss9f--w ariay Give
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

HECTOR DAVIS.
AuetioneeI for the Sale OF Negroes
FRANKLIN STREET,
SELLs NEGROES both publicly privately III. p.d,.. h
u best sHnrt@ the hsh4si bri~-. " Id.IS '
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ia'hE Subscriber has just returned hou the North ana
- nov IN receipt Of his FAN Stock Boots shoes ~
unAs Natses, Carpet Bags, &e Gc Ktt
most respectfully call the attention purchasers as he ~
confident that bis stock surpassed both AZ -
ana quaty lie particularly Invites
81 70 sen asan 70 give him call before purchasing as he
determined 20 sell as iow, for Cash
can he bought In any OF the Norhern - $50
lie i also prepared TO make in
as ms stock Of materials very and OF the very
0es' GlAHy' oe' T.. X. WHITE, IS Main s.;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

HOME MADE SHOES have constantly on hand Of
IL my own manufacture, the following kinds II
Boots and Shoes:
For LADIES'
0her Boots, with and without heels
Morocco Lace Boots, With
For GentIcncni
Tine Dress Boots
shsu Roots. single and double soirs
sOxferd Ties aud Brogana
por Misses aud ChtIdrenf
'doh a-l Morocco Hoots, with and without heels.
For uoysf
sUaf nroEana and Ovf1rd Ties
Ror servant women
Stout Goat and Kip Lace Boots.
For servant Ieni
Hrogues and nrorana
make short notice any ~ above
rncniioncd kinds. JNO. o. PAGE. JR,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21

BANGOR, March 20-S NJ
The freshet in The Pc OBJ cot has reached its highest
p,int 10 day suppos the cold turn in the wea-
tier has checked the melting Of the The be-
low Olatown came down yesterday and to-day, forming
an immeIse jam OF about Two miles in LENGTH which is
now opposite this CITY. 1t moved down eleven O'Clock
to-day the Leaio to Pr the steamboat wharf;
The water then I've six feet In fifteen minutes,
flowing feet the whArves. 1t then fell of four
feet in the OF the attsrnooh another aud
higher food is feared tonight for hch the merchants
arc preparing by ov & the goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21

Political Infsyls~ev,

iscksAE oY sALAaiEs IN INDIANA the Salary law
In lndiaoa nxes the 70 10 wing pensaton yearly
ries for the officers unmsa Governor oo Treasurer
OF State, s3ooo Auditor of State S2500 Secretary Of
State, $1,000 President OF tho Siakng Fund Com Is.
sioners, $1,000 Governors private secretary So5 So
perinendcnt OF Public Instruction, 81 3o0 State LIBRA
ran, $780, srntenden, Insane Asylum 81 800 Super
ntendent Dear and Du NIB Asylum 81 900 5upern
Blind Asylum, $780, Warden state Prison. 81 500: M)rs
Instructor Slate Prison. $780, Physician State Prison. $780,
Adjutant and ouarsemas General SIS e,oh Judges
Supreme Court, $4,000 each Judges OF Circuit Courts
u 300 each Prosecuting Attorneys 5000 EACH the Audi
tor OF State Is allowed two clerks 81 900 each sni
ut 5000 the Treasurer OF State $780, and the &c.
crcary OF State one at $780, The Of salary
TO the Governor cannot take effect during the Of the
present executive and only applies to his In
Office. All perquistes aud fees received by the State
officers are hereafter DO paid into the treasury and
hey receive no other compensation except that provided
In the bill
NIGdsxIsn. Hartford Times says the New York
Tribune s plying iH readers with nggersm by para
graph, the column and the entire page from negro
ways to negro auction sales. 1t publishes nothing
markedly fresh about slavery, but keeps at it,
as Its readers thought of nothing ese negroes ali
times and deserved to read Of nothing but negroes The
Tribune ONCE is ngsers nest, with the old niger
and 1t hahes any thing but niggcrs the result viii
freak Of nature. No wonder Senator Crittsnden re
marked, in his late speech in New York. that he was
heartily sick Of and dEgusted with this everlasting talk
about negroes
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT vRGIsIA.--Hou. Fayeue McMll-
len, formerly member Of Congress-, and recently
Of Washington Territory, has announced hi uself
candidate for the Thirty sixth Congress Thirteenth
district Of Virginia. and has stump. The dis
trct represented 10 the last House Of Reprcseu
by Hon. George W. Hopkins.
GROW on THE SrUMr-doa. Galusha A Grow, the bl. k
republican repres sutatve Congress from Fourteenth
Pennsylvania district, WILL 1t is stated speak in Conlec
tcut and Rhode Island previous to tho approaching
elections.
DEMOCRATIC ArrEh The Demo cratic State Ccu,rAl
Committee Of Virginia have issued strriug appeal 10
democrats throughout the State thoroughly organize
for the approaching contest.
RErumIcAS PARTY IN KANsAs.--A Convention has been
called to meet at Ossawatcmie Kansas, in May next. for
TIE purpose of organizing republican party the Terri
tory.
Non1H CARoLINA.--The North Carolina Standard states
that Maurice Q Waddeil has announced himself candi
dpte for Congress in the Fifth district in opposition
Hon John A. Gilner Know Nothing for whose benefit lac
withdrew two years ago.
the Baltimore Sun says that negotiat doubtless
foot for change in the direction OF the Washington
Union. Gen Bowman, the present superintendent of
Public Printing, is spoken Of likely to succeed Mr..
Wendell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21
A Man Missing.

EAsroy, Pa, March 20, 1850.
Mr.. Samuel Yeager, prominent and highly respectable
merchant Of this place. left here last Monday for New
York. intending TO return the next day He has been
traced to The Guy ae,, Newark aud left there about
two O'Clock Monday for New York Nothing has been
heard seen Of ha siuce He had considerable money
with him. and fears that been foully
dealt with. He 10 about 50 years Of age, FIVE feet ten
inches high has dark hair mixed with gray, gayish eyes,
bunch Of warts under the left eide of his chin He had
CT black cloth rock coat, grss sh pants and felt hat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21

TROY, n z, Karch 20, 1852
fire occurred in River this morning, destroying
three stores fronting upou Franklin square, occupied by
Ross Saith, leather dealers; A. Fox, confectionery
and Grant Vail Nuting, dealers Ia agricultural imple
The building owned by Mr. Mccoun. Tho loss
is about twenty Thousand dollars. The following are
among the assurances American office, Of Providence
5000; Metropolitan, New York, $1,000; Fulton, New
York, 81 OO0 North stern, Os sego 81 900; Hartford
81 goo; Liverpool and London So Ou0 Etna 600; Troy
Mutual So COO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21

SUPREME CoUR7-Circun Part l. Oyer aud Terrnner
Che Stephens wife poisoning case) Part Mos. 6e4,
ST. 676 96 90S 90, 9i2 ga, go, 92a, 924 $685. 9sS
$50, e32 1884, o36, s3S, e40 94s Part 3Sos 1885, 4o7,
SIS s7, sa6 $685. SAL sa7 s5i $751; $50, $685. s65, $751;
ST., $40, $50 S77, ISL.
srrEsioE CorRrOu old rooms. Mos. 227 1873. 1915
5s7 500 sol 5gl, ho1, cle, s27 s2s b6s 55i 655
$50 567, tts $780, $685. 6s4 SOB, l2s, ge. psv a. GA
1870 3o2, 4s6. 494 621, lo5, 5s4, AZ 4i9, 6S2, 3t2
Extra calendarNoe $751; 537, 53o, 647 6b2, 654, 65s
CO., 660 65l Cos, l52 after 662 $685. 654 665, 667 $685.
669 go.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 32l 1928, 667, COZ, so6
sl6, sle sle, $685. S2l s25 $685. 66o, 7e, no. Part g.
$50 83l. SS2 e33.