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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

PR which, forgetting IL shortcomngs the task
q rDermug u nshbos with areukie inAinsrence V TIE
ueans or haanrds 0f such grAAut0us interference IN
That while tho Of eminent who have hereto-
fore guided The councils Of the republic sAfesy prosperity
and honor WHARF ed tn solemn cenuucton Of
party and fanatic rage and OF their deful inevitable
sequences we tmpiore onr connrymeu 10 follow their
be private srs merits neither their confidence
Of party allegiance tnoonssont vh the maintenance OF the
foregoing principles and give support At the
polls those candid sloue who will by he country
The whole country and nothing but the country.
The following the names OF those manufacturers
who took part the organization OF the nrs convention
OF which A. c. Crosby was chairman, but who subse
quently Withdrew from the connection
Arthur Jackson Middleton.
James n. AshmeAd, Hartford.
II Z. Russell, New Britain.
ID. C. Wilcox, Merdeu.
w. l. Vail, Hartford.
Ed Miller, Aeriden,
Reuben Barnes, Southipgt0a.
Oliver B. North, New Britain.
X A. Coe, Waterbury
Amor. Bsa dley, Jr., Waterbury.
Il E. Robbins, Hartford.
X r. Whitney, Phoenix Carriage Company. Stamford.
N s. Halenbeck, New Haven.
A. o. Smith, MddletOwn.
H. M. Mdwell, New Haven
James Ives, Mount Carmel
John G. Dobson, Vernon.
The meeting after separated amid loud shouts for
union and fratornity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19
VIRGINIA.
OUR SPECIAL RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 16, 1869.
The Trade Of Vnginia and ne South scitA tie NORTH
WMne Old Friendly COMMERCIAL Rslatiors@ TIE roo Sec
tons be Agdsn RestorcdS--F They VA Be, Hocs--1he
Herald in Richmond, de-, &C.
There doubt that by this time the effect, CONNER
ciay, Of the John Brown raid and the Hepcre policy
Is in some degree realized at the North. Tho deveope-
ment Of Browns attempted nsurrecton not having been
made until after the close Of the fall trade is full effects
cannot be known until another commercial cycle passes
round And the purpose that now exists 70 establish
Southern commercial independence carried out the
North will experience shock that win cause II to rue the
DAY that tolerated within 1t abo.ionis OF any grade
But this great commercial calamity cannot come upon
that section witha single commercial cycle Of say
twelve months for the that full and complete
alienation Of patronage on the part Of the South
canno, result within that period. There are ap-
papces and premnaries necessary establish this
mercial independence at which the South aims and which
she does not now possess Some commercial intercourse
must meanwhile inevitably exist; but whether win be
OF an extent 10 avert the commercial disaster which pre-
dict, until the period which assign Id occurrence,
cannot of course ray can say, however, upon the au
thory Of Of the leading commercial Of this city,
that there will be tle dminusson In the Southern
trade this spring You wi hsve probably many South.
ern chants in New York this coming spring you
have bad The goods not 70 be found elsewhere
but b assured thaa wbateves b purchased south Of
Baltimore will be- refer 70 Baltimore because Il Ia
teened here fAx Len Conservative, aAd infinitely de-
moralised than New York Whns speak authortakvely
Of the extent q Southern patxoaago which New York viii
receive next sprine, mus ray upon The sae authority
that Will bo Tie result q necessity The policy q
least IN purpose and will Be In practice the
manufacturing md commercial resources o the south
admit
rh Intercourse policy, II true, involves to some
extent perveson a tAe deenies Of both sections the
Union, mutually dependent - they should be IN their
happy Unioa; but then the sentiment hero 10,
thse violence should b. done 10 MANURE herself
rshsr than tb usust sggresou the part Of Tie North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

among all oAasss and N beth parties, 70 abide BY Tho
Sscsc1 Of the majority, b. that what may ~ there
fore, Seward or any other republican should sue
coed the great struggle for the Presidency near
q band, the people IL Michigan would a In times past,
acknowledge the majesty Of tho popular will, and
etrenghen hs hands Of the administration with all
duo loyalty. y also my impression, but may be mis-
taken that the people OF this Sste would be disposed 10
resist by force arms tho attempt OF any State States
TO Withdraw from tho Union In the event OF the election
Of republican President The public mind Ia deeply ag
the sentimen q tho people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Whereas the harmony and fraernal attachment heretofore
existing between the people OF these United States has
seriousy interrupted and disturbed BY restless spirit Of
fanAim leading Of violence and blood whereas
where be Disseminated from the enemies and assaan Of the
constitution and Tie Union We, manufacturers Of the State
q Connecticut In convention assembled herepy publicly
clare sentiments and principles In the following rsolu
tons
1hA. We recognize implicit obedience the constitution
And laws Of The United States 70 be the paramount duty Of
every cHixcn.
That repudisse The doctrine OF higher law applied
70 NE constitution, snare and deluson practically absurd
and revolutionary,
That fellow ehseus Of Tie ssvsholdng States being
enuueo oy te constitution and the Laws the
Rosaoo o. tncr slaves with which the people Of other
nsve 20 Hgn Whatever 10 interfere individually c,
.xsvey-@ereiore We view The lass outrage ~ Hsrpsrs
xs = monasrous crime, which honeas party
could soee q can Justify, should synspalkiss wieA
We connacsr the aeisatou NE question
q 0ASesy ma ~ a0onton 10 10 unust
ueM WIN evth he sAve 70 the fOe population
OF our country, more rievous and doplorable thsn
any Snicn such Asiaaon prop 70 remedy. ~. NJ
In.s Ne prosperity Of ,h State greatly depeodent upon
States Of the South and Das those who fount and
oeeween u and I'm alienation and dirus arc eneCnea
the true intercgn Of tn SsAAs Of Couaeceiout =
That In varied intercourse extenslxa hun
rans.eaoce Win the people Of Us slave holding STATES ve
haze fcusd them sr liberal s.d hcnoesb In er dealings
hIebes ssiinsiion han shss Of hslr tradscsrH -S-
Thai however savery - esAtea Ia ~ aspect va
deny that the and producs
participate n rsupcnslblas tAN WhaAover oensufe
deserves rsAsA cur hossods and pervAdea ali oAass
OF saciety
be utmcs Of cur abky ~ Phareaca md neddlins len
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

;oiSc, isosus Iose VIZ nave proven themselves
,ncapaDie, y SDsolutely necessary 70 90 so in so
ialgs an essapnsnmeni. ~ SO ndPpened that ns5re
eieIxs zee Mss d'scAarge0 mss year Mdn last
yeIG' pu. Pohucs mao notn,ng 70 90 win IT.
NJ NJ co 511en, OF tne nrm o. Bowen Holmes Co..
Mo; SL1 Droa1"sy, corner OF fear street. importers
aao JoOOes Oh tolegn ana oomestic dry goods, IN
n..ss us .nnt sooTs M.een per cens OF ms trade
rs"rchants hsr. uh9 m,e PSss ,aa sle Soutnern
IiS AZ nayo rvuen. mo.e sASenslvey IMAM tney
oio tne year before, and II y exphcable In his
Cp%,o5a thus The market re- as the North was oys,
s.9cAea' owmg ne Wal IN Europe, winch
induced the manufacturers at home, who
S SooS =, no ssd nn g. ready market near ct
naho, 70 sehd Mree conAemenU TO tins coun-
Try, ana the importers here wen compelled to
s oner soen GOODS 2. great saclince M; Bowen
sees no reason 70 apprehend that the Southern
uaoe, when win nis hrm, - with Al the rest,
GOES NOT iarly begin until the 10Th on 18th instant.
ss % Hs ns .e sSs ssy y Wa
the House q hepresens:eves especially 4 the sue
t Sess 1a csnMorss we're s All YOU'D ease
VINO raye Deen and are usveiiing IN al parts OF
sae Sousa; nave, wnnoIs sMrse excepnon, alwsys
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

AGAIN Communicable charge against John Lawson
was further Investigated before the Mayor Yesterday but
only witness examined highly respectable Ia
the the offender some DAYS ago by of the
hts girls whO has since depOSed to the identity OF the
aceused) vas not lawson. On Monday, several proni-
citizens testified to the unbemished character ofthe
accused aud represented him have uniformly one
Of the most exemplary Young with whom they we're
acquainted The investigation viii be resumed on Fri
day.
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CHARLES LUrIsnEN !

CHARLES LUMSDEN respectful ly announces to the CIT
~ Erts OF Richmond and The surrounding country that ne has
opened a. No. 30 vain STR et, vel selected ST. OF
GOLD and siLikk WATCHES JEWERY SPECTACLES and sill
VEk WAkt al o. good % and neEy selected, OF beautiful
designs tasteful workmanship and Zoe quality Of material TO
Ehch he Invites the attention % all want any article In the
he fat himself that from his long experenc in the business
and h acquaintance with the Manufactured will enable al 10
oI-r good goods 40 reasonable prices
watches Clocks Spectacles Jewelry repaired 10 the
best manner at short notice and reasonable prices,
ml}l-lY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

JUrtPH tt, DUNN,
Executor NJ j. Bragg, deceased.
ma2-tds WIN PANNILL, Auct.
ExTk ,oKDINARX AgoTIoN SALE OF "a.

INxTS ,OKDINARY AUCTION SALE or GA.
IL MAI AND WATER POWER IN TIE TOWN OF WELDON
NORTH CAROLINAn conformity with permission granted by
Of the Legislatures Of Virginia and North Carolina the
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the 18th day Of April 1850
Weldon proceed to sell by auction their Canal
Water the said Of Weldon the STATE OF
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles long
beginning the head Of the great falls Of the Roanoke and ter
mating the foot the same in the Also another
the oneour Of mile long there
fall Of feet. and around Eatons falls. With Canals vii
sold all the lands the n Of the same belonging
Roanoke Company with all is privileges and properties between
the # Castor and Weldon including Aqueducts Locks I
Sites and every other thing thereto apperanng This property
deemed Of value and presents Geld capital and en-
prise without superior IN the Southern country. There Is Pal
eighty feet and the volume Of IN the River about
the passes the falls Of james River Weldon
with Raleigh and with Wilmington. II the centre OF
focus Of four Railroads connecting Il With Richmond with Norfolk
lngy productive country An abundance Of rowr
the nhbOrhood supply the demands Of extensive cotton
ducon corn upper Wheat with which Weldon
connected by Railroad and River navigation.
Purchasers Invited 10 examine this property, and Mr. Bis
redng Weldon Will show 10 all who desire and
Will exhibit map Of the same.
TERMS Of sale will be onehrd cash. onethrdin six months
third In twelve months with Interest deferred payments
required by the act Of the State Of ". O.
THOS. McGEHEE, proxy Of the State Of North Carolina,
WM II. CLARKE, proxy OF the State Of Virginia
VIM, II. WEsS0N, for the Stockholders de29-dtis
az The ssle Will be conducted by
WIN. PAENILL, Aue.'r,
Petersburg, Va.
Who WILL at any time, furnish all necessary information
gard to the property, either in person or by letter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

from Messrs. Lyle, Foster Co. The Investigation was
continued.
WIN. Miller aud John O'Couner charged with being
drunk and dsorery in the street, reprmanded aud
discharged.
Thaddeus Scott 4 n C., for trespassing on the pren-
ses Of NJ L. Strattan. aud beating his Amna otherwise
known as Lzzy, was ordered TO De logged
Sarah L. Sunderland for stealing door mat from Jno
II Peasants was remanded for trial at the next Grand
Jury term OF the Hastings Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

SENr ON.-IuO. OKieI and Michael Grace charged with
assauling ThOs. Mcdonald aud rObbing him of 500,
in money, and silver watch, have been sent on to the
Circuit Court for trial
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21
SALE OF yALuARIR

AND sIh sgkEETsA commissioners appointed by decree
the Circuit Court Of the 81 Richmond the
day Feb 1900 Ia the q Lufboroueh Taylor &C.
sha proceed sn public auction, the premise, Mon
DAY the e6h Of March, 1850 at ~ o'clock T. b. fair II
- the REAL ESTATE described Ia the decree
sd consisting part Of Lot No ISs In the plan Of said city
80 north side Of Clay running bacL
feet having thereon small Brick renement, Also, that other
Lot part Of lot No S at the Of Clay and M streets front
81 the north side OF Clay street. running back
line ~ sh street Il FEET having thereon brick school
house Ao the Lot In the above. being part Of Lots Nos
9 fronting lug Zee; the line Of sth street running
hack and bounded the north by the lot Of Mr. Thomas
W. McCance.
Third cash balance IL and Is months Ter ne
goiiabe iuerei; added, and title retained TN al the pur
money tally paid Tue for 1860 TO be paid by
purchasers.
PEACTY Il. GRATTAN, o.,
P0WlIATAN ROBERTS 'ouA H.
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IALrARLE REAL EsrATE on THE sourT

EAST JUKNEh UF CLAH MD 9TH STKkEIs At AUCTION
The subscriber having purchased elsewhere will offer r sale
public auction upon the pcmes THURSDAY the 9TH day Of
April commencing at ~ O'Clock NJ his present Residence To-
Gated at the Southeast Of Clay and 9Th streets and adjacent
10 the Second Market.
The improvements Dwelling containing rooms closets
The Lot fronts - 100 wide
premises supp lied with The location
property renders valuable Tor dwelling for buines
TIRNs-Onevth cash; the balance o. r. Is % aud 81
months negotiable noies with Interest added and by
deed Possession gvea Immediately The purchaser pay
the taxes and insurance for i,6J.
JOUN n sTFGAR
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SAPONIFIER,
COECEYTRATED POTASH.

COECEGTRATED POTASH.
More than Double the Strength of Ordinary Potash
EoR making Soap without line with little trouble and at hans
The cheapest article discovered for the
one pound heen gallons o. good sO Soap
pounds Soap Printers wiz I'm superior article for
cleaning type perfectly soluble and nee from mpues
In small Jumps and In ], and d.
Manufactured the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS Brook
lyn and sold By E r DURKEE 90,
sssO-dkwlys Isl Pearl Street. New York
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rrRUsrEEs SALE OF HOUSE. AND LOT. ON

f5NKVSIEES NALE WE BIUINE AND LOT, ON
4 WESTH M PLANK ROAD NEAR THE CITY OF K,CII.
NOM AND PERSONAL Pk0PERTY-As trustee In a certain
Deed trust executed Hiram c. Carne dated i2h Marcb
ISIS duly recorded enco County Court sha in execution
thereof proceed public auction the premises on Txi
DAY he Oh March 1850 al ~ O'Clock, p II fair n not N.
next fair day he conveyed by said deed consist
lay OF An excellent tenement with oca,ed
as above noW The occupancy OF said The lot has
font ofRO the north de q the Plank and deph
OF l feet Also Household and Kitchen Furntur. fib
said Hiram G CARMEL. Also Carts, Mules and l Cow.
rRMs made known at the hour OF sale The
estate for this year, TO be psii by the purchaser.
MORDECAl CARNFLL Trustee
sale conducted by GoDnN ArPERsos Auct'rs
Ps-Anc the foregoing sale, will be valuable lot AZ The
corner of Canal and Jefferson streets fronting as feet ON The
south side Canal street runnny back 2V feet to alley
feet wide.
Terms above.
ah22 GA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

NALUAEhE REAL ESTATE ON TIE sOUrL

\ SIDE W MAIN, NEAR TO PEARL STREET, FOR SALE At
AUCTIoNWe will sell, upon the premises, WEDNESDAY,
the 4h day OF April commencing y O'clock NJ the valuable
property located above, adjoining the OF Mess Gard
ne Carlton Co. and In the occupancy Of Mr. H. C. Baton
Il fronts Ma Street 2H feet and back average
depth Of about 100 feet.
Being Ia the heart Of the business Of the city this
Is regarded the most valuable property offered.
A plat may be at the on e OF the suctionees
TERNsOne fth cash; the balance credit Of and
years negotiable notes with Interest added b.
deed Tie purchaser the taxes and insurance ofls
mhl4-tds JAS. 81 TAYLOR son, Aucts
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BY DICKINSON, MIL q CO., Arcrs.

INXECUTRiX SALE OF NEGROES On FRIDAY,
II the ESD inst, 10 O'Clock will be Sold negro
good cook negro man, aud negro girl j. years
old bcOng ing TO the estate OF VIM. H. Temple, decd By
der OF the ExecutriN. DICKINSON, HILL a co.
,,ho Aucfion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

Ar '0VRT-festsrtay, Z S. Murfss was ar
= - ssa'gs Of obtaining $500 worth Of goods
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
-: 80 =: -;
zoo BBLS. COMMON WHISKY tor sale by
sDNENB mhT WA WALLACE SONS.

DR. mOPPAT,S VEGETABLE LIFE PILL
~ and Phoenix Bitters have been thoroughly tested
sovereign remedy for dyspepsia fatulency
heartburn head sche cosiveness darha fevers
kinds rheumatism gout gravel worms, scuryy ulcers ernpve
complaints rheum, eTyspeiss, colds and Influenza
regulay and ali arrangement Of the female system piles and
various other which the human frame liable For
sale BY proprietor Dr. W. B. M0FFAT ss6 Broadway New
York. BY Druggists generally all over the country
ss1T-dAvlV
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OR XA1n.n,l


LING On THE SOUTHEAST SIDE OP THE CANA nv
TWEEN srH AND TrH SIS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION ,ba
request Of Mr. barnett Wicker We shall sell public auction on
the premse WEDN EsDAY the 2sth March isGO AZ ,e
the brick store dwelling as above now I'm he
occupancy q Mr. KOCH NJ annual AIDS n,v.bs
monthly The house In good order and regarded ex
celent business stand
Trass-One fourth cash balance and l2 months for ne
able notes With sdded and title last NOTE
be paid Insurance fer 6O be paid by the pur
chaser uODDlN 4 APPERSON.
Auc.iou
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

GUGAM AND MOLAssEs AT AUCTION. On
- WEDNESDAY The eis inst, Commanding iOK osoek We
val sell at GU AUCTION fTORE p"
2lO S SlSs ''''''' NJ and h'''''sd'' 'ns's fr'a
CO bbls. choice quaify VI Mossses
100 hhds. prime Mlicoyado MoGsses
proved negotisble paper " y
s1e vout regard TO weather. and VII O'CLOCK
principally give dealers attend he esrse al. n csa,-
do by Messrs Ednona, Davenport Co and CrenshAE
- DUNLOP, hOSCUkK a co
mhl' AuctOnssrG.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

1860. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1860.
A. X. PA RK Err & CO.,
No. II3 Eagle Square,
prepared friends the public gene
n rally, LARGE ASD SPLENDID STOCK Of
FRENCH AND ESGLISH DRY GOODS.
Consisting In part, Of
Plain Black and Fancy Silks,
Rich SIX Cirenadne and Bersge Robes,
slk and Lace mantilas shaWls
Paris EmbsoderIei and Lace Goods
housekeeping and Plantation Goods.
Mourning Good, Of every description.
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Together with many other articles mention
All OF which will be sold very cheap mhls
1SOO BIS PRIME WHITE CORN, for sale by
1DOO mhls BACON BAsKERyILL.
DACONSIDEs- % bhds prime Bacon Sides aud Shoulder
mhi9 EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
nhi9 RRIoGPnRD co
CANDLEs.-ra5es' superior Hydr.qns Candies. for sale
~ by mhs 40 b. DAVENPORT
SUPERSOR OLD Monongahea Whisky, Gold Medal brand
- for sale by mhl9 La G. B. DAVENPORT
DRInE w SSTEHN BA cox SIDES, N W. Thorn.
Il as Co super. ar Sugar Cured Hams for sale by
CHERRY WINE.--Afew Casks very superior for sale by
= mhIg-8t DUNLOP, hONCURE &co
uENNEssY BR ANDY.-Backburn's Hennessy Brandy,
nhl sn; 81 1873 'O ana 1885, pTSLGP, MoNcURE CO.
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR, for sale in quantity
mhi9 ct DUNLOP MONcURE& co.
f. MARSHALL,
Barge ONSUCH,
PIER 81,
North River, Ny.
BALE HAY, STRAW, OATS, FEED, oNIoNs POTATOES, and
all lrs Country Produce for City Trade Shipping Orders
Southern attended TO without charge OF Commission
Brokerage mhIS-Sm
- HUCKS wANTED.-The subscriber wishes purchase
- quantity OF SUCKS He prefers them pressed In bales
For ucka put good condition. delivered at his place. eh
street Richmond he will pay 70 cents per 100 lbs. - -
Jazz V. - oIACt.
RI oApRoN RICHD BAYLOR,
Essex Co. Va.
II. CAPRON 81 co,
GllOCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81 BOwIy,s Wharf,
BALTIMORE
n1A-dn
EVAVA MA CIGARS.-I would called the attention OF the
publ large and well selected stock Of Havana Cigars,
0ed by myself and comprising the hrst and best
brands sul cabanas fgara, Parasa Palmetto Punch Is
lnhg No. Exchange Block.
uJ0R RE NT.-Two large admirably adapted to q
i the purpn Of Offices Lodging Rooms Apply at IA
Wing Office. mhlz
HAVANA CIGARS.-2OOOOO Havana Cigars. our
Il mporatt n, direct, for sale low 10 close . -
mhit OhA5 T. "OkIhAh q w.
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.
RICHMOND 'REWED LAGER BEER IN BOTTLES.
TJyE delivers part Of the city free OF charge
4 Goodman 4 c. s. Lager beer
Pnts, 70 'ents per dozen
Quarts "a 80 " JNO. X dUfER
rah8-Im 18Th Street, Beyn's Block.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

.f. we o. WAsHNGroV.-Ia the beautiful painting
pei, Home ofwl.biur,ou.~ which is still on e1hibi-
names Hal every spectator viii be fascinated
-r.- 81 .re'eaec Of the h0uored cousort of Wash
Co '-e Ne" York Conservative. in recent alllsiou
--.ags.sael lady. saws.
r.-.. 20 Che world should have thought and said
49, NE r.fs OF su,h man. We have sought IN
-..f--'. --l--,e records OF her history which might
.-..-. aud who can repres5 desire TO know
{. .-,l -''e it11 i written OF the being who shared
20. II, 'aeeaoas Of Washington whose image be
-, -s'-' through the long, perilcus years Of the
Cd la s'e. Sic should have been noble and beau
- s--s On the mastery-lrawn group Of Steatne's
t;.s-s oli ne oride, We find that she was. Il l.
-aoi. picture 10 oPeus a new Washington; the
1',..; Aas poured new rays Of light on histO
E,. ~ ia- picture in the old church, win, heFeaf
Ia. le'a 10 our memories.
l-.i.o , o. almost century have drifted BY, and
A-fs.. I 1.1shng bride and her lover 20 the tomb
tst - 'ong since mingled with the genial soil Of
-lT - and hereafter i We would Ind memo
i7., 49,, We must seek them there. And the tine
70, - saea their home and final resting place
a.s' - q 'arh Of pure feeling to every generous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21
Large and attractive supply of
y FIRING SUMME DRY GOODS.
BREE EDEN a. FOX.

EEDEN a. FOX.
BROAD STREET.
AVE been opening during the past weeks
III preparedto ofer complete assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
III y would call particular many large
eg Goods which will be sold prices much lower Of
We mention eE only attractive
articles:
English BERFGES, In Immense variety;
English and French BEREGE ROBES
Alto 10 NOLANIs;
very large ofsLBs Of every variety style
p 20 80 per cent. below the cost Of importation.
French printed JACONETS and ORGANDIEs.
TRAN ELLTNG DRESS GOODS Of every description.
Spring DELAINES and CH NLLIES
uch India FOULALD SILKS entirely
designs.
Our stock Of STAPLE GOODS never been more
extensive
EEGKO CLOTHING, Of every grade
Amongst tn last named would call the special attention Of
very large lois Of Virginia Georgia Plain and
striped OsNABURGs Gad large variety m oter articles Of
Sou Ihern manufacture. BREEDEN A FOX,
uIhl4 2i1 Broad Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

TIE Managers cGH ne attention, ~ he ptblic 20 He UooiR
Splendid Schemes % be druon IL Wilmington, Deodre,
BYSTATE 4 UTHORITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

NEW CROP ALMONDS.
~ 3 bales Princess, paper shell Almonds
10 " Bord0 or LagueiOc
10 " Marseies or Provence
u trails Iyoca
. bales Moer
l. bags Sicily soft Shell "
g " Valencia
The largest stock aud the best assortment had Ia store
For sale at New York jobbers prices.
mhl4-iOt LEWIS J. BOSSIEUX.