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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA,

PORTLAND. April l3-Thc steamer North America ar
rived here hi, evening. She left Liverpool the 9th
instant having adyic.s one day later
INpIA AND CHINA.
Shocking revelations IN reference to the cOoc trade
at the southern ports OF China have come to light The
information derived through the deposition OF one
hundred aud five men taken from cOOe receiving ships
an inquiry having been ordered by the commander IN
chief of the allied forces. Three cOOhe ships, two Amer
lean and one an Odcuburg bark, were OK ahmed The
coolies had been kidnapped, and nominal consent to an
eight years engagement in Cuba wrung from them by
terrible modes OF torture.
ENGLAND.
L.us Blame has made a successful debut as pub
lie lecturer in England.
ITALY.
Naples, April 4th.-Some factious persons attacked
4 government troops at Palmero but they quickly
dispersed and the city remained tranquil
SPAIN
In reference to the revolutionary movement in
Spain it appears that when the troops found that Gen
era Ortega had deceived them TO the object OF this
movement they refused to march with the Cry Of give
Ia Rena" Ortega fled pursued by his own troops, and
il was hoped that he would be captured The troops he
hal mislcd made cir submission at once to the Queen
and perfect tranquility prevailed throughout the country
All the Deputies Madrid had presented address to
the Queen.
SWITZERLAND.
Tne national council by Of log againt 8, and
the council of State unanimously voted TO grant the
extraordinary powers demanded by the federal council
AUSTRALIA.
Advices from Sydney of February 9TH state that great
foods on the rivers had destroyed much property.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
liverpool Cotton NdrksL-The Brokers' Circular re-
ports sales Of the past five days ending with Thursday
40 900 bales Tomorrow being Good Friday the mar
ket will be closed The sales include 300 bales to spec
ulGtOrs and 1000 bales for export All qualities have
slightly declined. Inferior qualities have been difficult
TO sell and prices very irregular The market closed
steady with fair demand. New Orleans fair Z Sid;
middling 5-Sd Mobile fair lid; middling Id;
Upland fair I'd; midding 3-l6d. Stock in port 900
900 bales, including 73l, 900 American.
State Of Trade-Adv:des from Manchester favor
able. steady business has been doing at full prices
LieTpoo! BreaistufS MarkeL-The market closed
quiet, but prices firm.
liverpool Produce Mirket.-Sugar closed quiet at a
decline Of Sd to cd. Rice closed quiet Rosin dull at As
Sia4s i'd Spirits Turpenine dull at 50 Cd
liverpool ProvisiO" Aarket-The market closed quiet
and prices steady
london Money Market, AprH 5-Consols "a S-Sa9l
SIS.
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The National Era, the Abolition organ at Wasiing
ton SAYS tia, Audy Johnson IS he only honest friend of
the Homestead 10 the Senate aud would not be surprs
III this fact secured him the Charleston nomination. The
reason for this opinion give In the language Of the
. and leave it 90 Southern Democrats to say nov far
they viii endorse whose tyOu,e measure is thus
interpreted by an abolition organ. Here is what the
E~alay
We regard the Homestead, as "a measure Of free
doa far more etclc Gus n ts operation than the sort
of popular sovereignty" taught by Douglas, which he
admits 20 De subordinate the bred Scott decision. IL
ths great and beneficial for giving land TO the
landess shall become law. there will be rash OF free
s5o-to the Territories which viii oyerghelm the slave
~ propagaudlsts.'
We agree with the Ere in It's opinion Of the effects Of
the blk and the object Of Andy johnson in framing it
was 70 gain votes n the North TO elevate him to the
Presidency without caring straw what Nigh, be its
bearing upon the rights and Interests o. the South
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The Japanese Enbassy.


The japanese Princes arrived at San Francisco SEVERN
weeks ago, aud are their way to New York Ano
Washington This is an event. as contemporary justly
observes which is Of real importance than the com
ing Of the English Prince two months later, though the
latter will make far more stir
In sending this Embassy, the japanese depart FROM
their traditional policy of ages They have studiousy
excluded and avoided all Foreign Intercourse aud refused
to permit Commerce. Our expedition, under Captain
Perry sent in the hope of inducing them to open friendly
relations with US has succeeded beyond anticipation
They received our ENJOYS with more hospitality than
thOse of any other power made their first Commercial
Trcayt with us opened their trade first and now send
their first Embassy to shores and take such pains to
give dignity and Importance as show that they are
anxious for our friendship
The European Powers have watched these proceedings
with much surprise and occasional irritation. Nersed Tor
centuries in all the Of diplomacy and experienced IN
opening fields Of Commerce. they have been unable TO
comprehend why We comparatively new nation, have
been able to succeed when they have failed and to bear
Of the prize which they bad long coveted in vain.
The fact is the japanese, secluded they are are not
ignorant Of what is going in the world They kno"
that Of all nations growing most rapidly IN power
and enterprise They fear emblrrlss themselves by
much intimacy with any of the European nations
which are perpeuay involved in entanghng alliances and
disputes with each other and wisely prefer intimacy with
us who are independent of all such complications they
uureasonaby feel apprehensous that their Islands,
ike other Asaic countries, may be as'ailed by Euro
pean arts and arms, and they know that IN case OF
hostiltes with Rnglani Russia or France our mediation
that which would be most effective aud most likely to
be dsutereed They know the history OF India aud OF
China, and DO not intend to initiate the face submission
to European influence which undermined the former en-
pre nor the blind resistance of inevitable events which
bids fair TO hasten the overthrow Of the latter They
change their usages in order to their Independence
Recognizing that the time has when foreign inter
course of some sort is inevitable, they choose such as will
oss promote their security and in so doing eynce de-
gree OF craftsmanship and sagacy for which they have
hardly had credit.
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An Indiana paper advocates ile claims OF SIMON Cam
erou, of Pennsylvania for he Presidency because from
the ioitals of his name be drawn be inspiring words
St.--,st.l Candidate. An Ohio Republican paper no
tcas the above, prefers Chase because s F. C. are en-
tirey omtuous m,aaug-Saecs,,f,d Presidential Cu,-
Ei,e. To both OF which the Columbus statesman
Democratic replies:
"Thc Initials of Simon Cameron would be more apprO.
prlte.y applied 10 Slippery CbsV aud those OF Salmon
IT, Chase TO Sa1H Potatoes CoailL'
The Republican papers might retort by telling tie
Statesman chat the iu,tl5 OF its cludlt,c-S. A D.
mean Small 4pp'es Dr'si or that if nominated he Will
surely Doe SL-rsr,i Ind Diugli,t',L
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OFTHr sOUTHERs STIR,
Woife's Genuine Cognac Brandt
woife's Genuine Port Wine,
Woife's Genuine Madeira W.,
WOlfe's Genuine She,.

AN now supplying the trade with pure cognae R,,,-
ties both for medical and private use tn, 10 b.
mas Crowned my enor TO place squire Gin shn u. M
under the name Of Aromatic sehiedtm sehnapps
OF the market he perncious compounds s0lI A. G ~
the country, led many leading druggists '4r,v
men, for some years past to solicit me to pu, a't
In regard TO the article Of Brandy should cure
these requests from all quarters long ago bu, P'i ~
by the fact that owing to the eNobilant price. n
consequent upon the shortnes Of the grsp. e,o 'i'a
there was no chance Of my being able 10 impo IL Jei
dy bottle II and sell at moderate prices S'A-
The grape crop Tor the last and previous year r.
Tor his) was abundant and prices Of Brandy hay.
the stahuaru OF ten years ago. The duty on Br,sa -
seventy per cent lower, and have made 40
four Brandy exporters In P'anee, ofthe CHEST repv
ulary receiving consgnments Of the best Cosp,e 'l'
an boing and selling wolfe's Genuip. Co,, 'aI
guarantee with my seal labels and certificate, the
tied by me- the pure nAduterated article Ana d.
when used as medicine, beverage or cordial ,,
inyigoratng II has been matter Of unlvers, eo, NJ
bottle Of pure unmxed French Brandy was cry mi,
and the purchaser, nine times In en deceived sh
ufactured imitation or all descripc rs OF ardent ,,i ~
from Its high price, has been the one article that
hsvehurned their attention 10, and Millions Of g, '
called French Brandy have been scattered apsu,nv
land, AMI have been the primary Of murder,
Ties and crimes, and have sent Thousands early ,, -
destroyen' from delrium remens, mana-a-potu ana T.,
names unknown until unphnclpled men began 70 n,t,h
Ing compounds and sell it as the pure French Brandy
The virtues Of pure French Brandy need nc, be ,ouk
They are known throughout the world as a medelas or
uant 1t Is, as the French nation POLITICALLY call H.
vie" the water Of life. But this applies TO Il only when 90
unauthorized. Manufactured with the fearful layr.E a.
make good imitation, II becomes death drink % lp,o
Of thousands Of our race. To remedy fearful evil h,,
meneed importing Brandy, bot,ling It, and selHrghu
"WOLFE'S GENUINE COGNAC BRAyny,
am daily receiving orders from druggists and Apotee.h IA An
parts Of The Union, to sell 1t for medical puposes
UD0LPHO WOLFE
No. % BEAVER srREET, NV Yoar
az Agents In Richmond,
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rurIITv rrncv or proN

meeting OF the citizens Of County was held at the
Courthouse thereof the 18th day Of April oG0 pay
OF their departed friend countryman the
late Judge John b. O.opton
On the motion Of Col T. A. Lacy John G. Crupp, presiding
Justice OF the equity and John D. Christian Gle OF the County
invited the to preside Chairman and the other
Secretary Of the meeting
On the motion Of Major Walden committee Of Ave
ponted b. the chairman, namely Major Walden Lacy
Pierce Taylor and Rchar Esqr propose suit
able resolutions Whs through their chairman reported the follow
Ing resolutions:
whereas has pleased All Wise Providence
midst the late Judge John Copon and while acknoW
edge the VISION Of Him who err and bow humble
mssyenes to the fiat Of 0mnipOtence,
ls Rs0ired That, citizens Of his native county think
meet and to give tangible expression high
nation In which he held his fellow New Kent for
the virtues Of his private life his qualities legal
qulremens and literary attachments.
3D. Thatw do sincerely sympathz with his FAM
y In whose immediate circle qua heart which
deared him mis- sed In the honored
hiend and while expect alleviate woe or bind
mNy mnge with theirs visit his grave unsued by
act through long and well snent he.
3d. That copy the proceedings OF this meeting be
the widow Of the deceased and likewise published the chmon
papers generally and that he County Court Of this county
quested to spread a copy Of them on their minutes
The meeting addressed General Joha Tyler
Pierce, Taylor and Na-en who spoke Of the
mented Judge and countryman and then
On motion adjourned J. G. CRUNP
apl Chairman.
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We have been shown document signed by the May
ors in Office of the cities Of the United States anu Canada
certifying to the superior excellence of DR.. Ayers
pound Extract Of Sarsapara and TO the value Of all his
remedies articles of great public utility Such evil
dence from such high sources bears out triumphanty
in the position have long maintained with regard to
Dr. Ayers preparations particularly our adver
tsements of them No publishers need be more oppos
ed than to the PRONUNCIATION of quackery of any
shape, but we knew when began that his remedies
above any suspicion Of deception-that they
about the best it possible to produce for the of
disease and that they have the confidence of all
mites where they are known. Not alone because the
Mayors of the whole country believe them useful to their
people, but because know from experience that they
to ours, do we believe rendering sub
santa service to readers in making their virtues
known TO them.-Cowier, Princeton, Ry.
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AnolhcrPLa.nentC hnrIe.lon.

The Columbus girsr SAYS The Charleston papers re-
port the appearances OF mosquitoes in considerable num-
beers ia their city Theirs are bills that resort to steam
ships avoid and the bed aud bleeding Democrc-
~ have 70 encounter annoyance that they had not
laken into account The party is just very much
u the condition Of the hrst Egyptians in the time Of the
plaques They have proved themselves hard aud ex-
acting ;ax-maser requiring the people to make brick
without straw and the day Of revolt and punish
ient is at hand Itwl be a happy day for our Isra,
.h.r tLar are .nanoEe up in the BED Sea
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$4,000 in,bils, nevlyI..ued from the Langdon Bank

of Dover n. H.
number Of notes of various amounts
Three coupons Of s25 each, of the Bank ofCommerce
New York.
Notes belonging to Rlthbone Brothers, Eand some
smaller amounts in money
1t is the opinion of the officers Of tie company that
the safe was buried Immediately at a rate the thieves
will find hard work to get rid of the totes they should
dare to bring them forth
The company have this morning pid the amounts call
ed for in the various receipts tint their customers DO
not lose even by delay. The strenuous efforts will
of course be made to detect the perpetrators OF this bold
robbery.
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A Mini.

TIE Louisville Jopral says that no President Of the
U.itei states vas ever elsced when be VAS member
Of ths Udted sta,cs Senite. TIE history Of politics
should therefore have taught Senator Do ga' Hunter
6e % retire non that body beior aiming 50 Desperate
ty iof POSSESSION Of tle " bite House.
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Hide, Oil andLea,her s,oro

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 s. Third Stree, b,.-,
Market Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have for sale DRY Am
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green Sailed Patna Kin rs
ners OIL, Tanners and Curriers' TOo at the lswe PIKE, Al
upon the best terms
sD-Ap kinds Of Leather In the rough wanted r vtaa q.
hghes, market price will be given In cash. OF taLea "a s
Hides Leather stored free Of charge and sold 90 eOu
srQi-dgm
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MARRIED.

At Cleveland King George county Va April 3D. by the Rev
Locke, Lieut. EDWARD P. ALEXANDER, L. s. Army Miss
BETTE MASON daughter OF the late Dr.. Alex. H. Mason.
On the LIST day of March TIE residence Of the brides father
W. A. MCCORMICK, form ry Of Buckingham Va, Mss
BETTE NJ, daughter Of Capt b. T. Baker, all Of Christina
y, KY.
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WATER PROoF COHWe Messrs Beers Poindexter's
store last week. piece Of cloth which, after being saturated with
chemical mixture had been tackled small horizontal
frame and made TO hold quantity Of water The water
Informed remained the cloth several weeks and not drop
oozd through The water proof ud compounded after
e Of experiments by Mr. Adams Of this city He Is anxious to
extend tOho manufacturers the first benefit Of his discovery and
ate its
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DIED,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY

On Thursday night 18th inst at bis residence in this city Ma
THANlEL MACON MARTIN, aged ~ years.
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Reliable Testimony.

We call the attention Of the reader TO the following letter from
President Smith, ofWesIeyAn University
MIDDLErowS, Conn.,, Feb %, 1859.
Messrs. SErH W. POwLE 4 Co.,,
Genemen-l first made Of the 0XYGHNATED BTTKR
eight since Having suffered for
Dyspepsia, which attended with headache
average OF not less than day In induced by the
unprtendng recommendation OF Dr. Green o bottle and
If N beneht received TO discontinue the use"
The Of bottle warranted further trial. 10 the extent
three four with careful observance OF the accompany
ing directions The result almost entire relief from the
usual dyspepc symptoms and their depressing painful
believe these Btte produced entire change In the
habits OF stem and the i've energies Of the digestive
organs. deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia
persons These Bes have also service other
Of my family. Very respectfully your
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
g- Prepared by SETH W. PowLE CO., Boston, and for
sale wholesale and RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO., w. PETERSON, j. p DAyAL, Richmond, and by all drug
gists and dealers in me dicnes In city and country.
mh3O-dckwlm
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NEW YORK Por1Tus-MR. SEWARD.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April l9.-The Republican Conven-
ton Of this State, to nomnte delegates to Chicago,
met yesterday. The ATTENDANCE very large. re-
solution reported preseiting the name Of VIM. IL.
Seward to the Chicago convtion for the nomination to
the Presidency. The resolution adopted unani-
nous y with the greatest enthusiasm. VIM. NJ. Evarts,
Preston King, John L. SchOlcraft and Henry H. Sell
den we're chosen delegates atlarge.
Troy, n. Y. April l9-he National Union State
Convention met here yesterday. Ffty-two counties
were represented and full delegation was appointed to
the Blltimore Convention Washington Hun. and Eras-
tus Il looks are the delegatesat large.
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OLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK,
or RICHMOND.

CIdrtered ~ hs Legislature Fl JTryiair
HNHIS INSTITUTION will receive DEP0sITs on which An ,
Il est o. six per cent per anhum will be paid on .lsuu, r
Ing longer than siH months and five per cent for shorter the
Depos Is received at the insurance Office u Messr WiHs
WYATT, No. 1870 Main St, by the TREASURER,
ClIAS. Y MORRlsS, fys-idsnt
JOS r. SWORDS ScrsLfrV
CHAS. T. WORKMAN, TroGHrsr
DikkCTUIs
Chas. Y. Morriss Jas II. Conway,
John DOoley. RO ". Boshef,
Geo W. Williams, J. r. NcClrlland
John D. Chiles, X q. Norris
Jno. ,. Regnault, 2. H. starte
VIM. Brent, Ro j. Echols
r. NJ Nlmmo, A. b. Dickihs00
TbOs J. Starke, Jos. Swords,
jos u tO'trtl, Vim. H. PisasaaiL
FOL A. Myers, inc. G. shafrT,
VIM -. BraEeaI, Jas. J Dorrn
WIN. H. MADDOX, Chas T. WorhAn,
l.. W. GlAIebrook.
III I'm
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No. WE INVITE THE ATTEN-
49, ton OF the trade e or large special ale of Dress
Goods, 10 take place THIS MORNING, nj 10 o'clock
ap2O 1t KENT. PAINE 4 CO, Aucts
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUsI Is the bes, and cheap
est article for dressing beautg cleansing curling preserving
and restoring the hair Ladies' Try It, Sold by all druggists and
perf nl12
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49, HUsTINGs JUDGE-The writer begs 70 present the
Of Mr. Howard suitable person 10 on he Office Of
amended Charter OF the City All he important Interests OF
our citizens both as regards their liberty estate are In.
voyed In the selection Of this of this and
in looking around at the members q the can be found
the position; combining he does Judgment nteg
M stern mpartay and knowledge law both criminal and
civil equaed by few, and surpassed by none
Mr. Howard is modest and retiring gentleman not
known 10 the masses but oceof kind The people viii
certsny prefer iuliy qualified high trust 10 any
who may have their personal sympathy good fellow or
know better than lie the art OF elecioneerng '' "
therefore present. with confidence Mr. Howard claim. and
hone the people viii consult their Interests aud elect him The
writer has no personal intimacy with Dir Howard but we'll ae-
ton Is Of the highest order. - 49,
ap20-u Jrnry
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Dyspepsia, LidgesGdn. Heart Burn, Water Brush, Sour
Sopdcl Jundce F2dtuleHcy, General Debity &C, hnd
ready relief and speedy cure 10 this great remedy.
THE oXYGENATED BIrTERs
Are believed by who have been cured OF the above
plants to be the only medicine which the mdd Decd affords
for their Invaluable 1t Is not alcoholic preparation which,
while giving momentay stimulus reduces the the
RATIO but distinct and different any medical preparation
compounded and which WILL In cases the dis
by the roots and the patient pristine health In
proof Of which, testimony Of the very highest and
character Is presented
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zoo BBLS No, CLIPPED I4RRRUNos
OOO ~ half DDS. Family Roe 40
just received sud for sale NV
ap21-lm JOHNSON, TRUEHEART 4 VAUGHAN
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TO cnRREsPoNnENTs.

Httg. -
Arss sissn boa ss 81 s paper cil Hof % pu5SA-
T1sfsa rue ~ t1ug st1ndng Oaghf r. Dc Fn01on % az,
al on ia 90 odss departed froa obituary notioes ssceed
fay -iyAs l.nss ch.fryef br advertisements
- W eds0f tcrstss RETURN rejected communications
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INURNISHING GOODS, Our ttock Of Geailemen's Fur.
mining Goods consisting Of Under Wear Shirts, Drawers
sek Gloves, Te CrsYa suspeiders kc &c. most e1ten'
slye and tasty We shall be peasd to show our friends these
goods anu supply their wants at moderate prices
ap2l KEEN BALDWIN A WILLIAMS.
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The following letter from Ex-Governor Wise was pub
lished in the hsg.drsr, Of yesterday:
WASHINGTON Cry, ,
Anil 1Sfb fSED
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- spI I. 4 @. B. DAVENPORT.
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIKTS!! MADE To order
- in the best workmAnke Of all grades from $40 TO $50
dozen. fit warranted sale Also 100 dozen 10
stock Of all grades number article no sale Call at
ia Main street,
IRA SMITH
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FOREIGN NEWS.

THE ARREST or THE PRIZE FIGHrERs-TRANcE AND THE
POPE-IrALIAN AFFAIRs-THE PARLIAMENT or SARDINIA
--AFFAIRs IN GERMANY AND ROME.
BY the Arago at New York, We have the following ad-
lifinunl NOV.
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A Sacriace OF Silks
STILL MORE SURPRISING.
AND OTHER
Elegant Dress Goods,
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES
Al unpre ;edenied prices bringing them within the aeh "
figures 10 Fer cent below the cost Of importation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-21

The propaganda in favor of annexation to Sardinia Is
becoming more daring About thirty thousand prisoners,
among whom was Siguor Gat have passed through the
streets of Toledo aud have been transported to the Is
land Of Capri where they are hani,hed.
Capucm monk has been prosecuted at the criminal
court for his preaching which had been denounced As
inc OF sel!tious character
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SWITZERLAND.

Tne national council, by vote of log againt 8, and
the council of State unanimously, voted grant the
extraordinary powers demanded by the federal council
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-21

L.us Blanc Ia, made most successful debut as pub
lie lecturer in England.
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business CASHMERE SUITS.-A great variety
ID qualities styles up Those In should call
at III Main street
ap2l WIN IRA SMITH.