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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04

Thai John sherman, the kep1oUc'n-Heper eaad-
date for the speaAe'shP OF 'ne house OIL "'p'e'eu'4
tyes, car be defeated ana 'e'ea'eo P'oNP'l" 'e ~
mocrs.ic members are -|lH5 20 ana DO defeating '''
Lei the people OF 'Hs.a' ''' -De H'-,N '''
.5 uemocr't-sc'orons 20 Che open 'll'''o" OF ''''
ocrstc members 'lemse4'es-e'N pc e.e''eu NPe,D''
not even D. Che whole twenty -'l'ee southern
members should vote Tor H.'i- Le, 'Ne people 'i VT
gina and the south iof,her remember ,l.'
tive Southern speaker D" ''' P,'s'N VI a. '''''
North Carolina who owns neAi'' H-.'a',i N's'0'''
ca1 be elected, and elected TODAY 'oe peuoe'''
members would agree 20 vote Tor nn. MI 0'l"er can
get u votes from Pennsyi7an'' ana Ne" jersey '','
H. and perhaps larger number ana THESE 70 al1el TO
the ~ Democratic and the IS s''ioer" OPpo"oa votes
would give him l2a-or To- OF le more votes 'hsn are
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
CameIs for the Public Service.

The New York Herald calls to mind the fact that the
Secretary of War enthusiastically advocates the mpor
t.ou Of large supply of camels for army transpOrta
ton over the vast plains and desert wastes of the great
Western Asiac division Of our continent He says that
the experiments thus far made-and they are pretty
fll-iemonstrae that cames constitute most useful
and economical Of transportation for men and
supplies through the great deserts and barren regions OF
our interior camel viii go safely with its burden over
ground so rough and preciptous that mule will scarce
~ pass over unaden without assistance. They require
no forage but what they gather IN the most sterile and
barren parts Of our continent and for many days to-
rether live conveniently without water. An abundant
supply of these animals would beyond all doubt enable
our army TO give greater and promper protection 10 our
frontiers and all iuteroceanic routes than three
times their cost expended in any other way
This ought TO be sufficient to secure liberal appro-
oratiou from Congress for the importation, ON large
scale of these ships Of the desert From the Mississippi
Valley and he Gulf Of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean,
territorial area exceeding in extent million Of square
miles. the camel may be multiplied by thousands with
,iu ncreasin, demand for more Distribute him liber
,ly among those intervening deserts and he will
people them With industrious settlements and reduce i'm
mensely the present estimates VI 'e SO'' VI 9'uO
railroad
We regard the introduction OF the camel in this view
s equivalent to the transformation of our Western de-
ert wastes into fruitful and populous districts and we
think TOO in this connection aud that at no distant day
our former Cousuls in Egyp.-GHddon and McCauley-
viii be- enrolled among the great benefactors of mat
sind on account Of their services in bringing the camel
%, the favorable attention of our government million
Of money udciousy expended in the importation Of ca
ms for the purposes Indicated would, dare say, be
equal TO saving and profit Of ten millions in less than
ten wears TO the government and the country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
How IL Works.

The determination of the Southern people to withdraw
heir patronage from me North is beginning tell in the
sy best calculated to bring that section to its
The Philadelphia Ersning Journal says
owe understand that over one hundred hands have
Gently been discharged from OF our largest mauutac-
tories n consequence of orders from the South having
been couutermauded The factory has been 10 very sue
sssf operation tor six eight years past, doing W
ny extensive business the major portion OF which IS with
-le south Il is also very probable fifty will
have H. be discharged shortly it there IS not an end to
,le slavery agitation now going on, both North and
south there no, being work enough to keep them en-
poyed even at reduced wages This factory when in u
operation furnishes employment to some four or five hun
bred men.
The New York Journal Of Commerce closes article
on the effects of the non-nercoufse movements in the
south with the following significant remarks:
oThe South has been making gradual progress in the
mechanic arts for many past and factories tor the
1arer cotton and WOODEN fabrics have been put in Ope
atom In many States; that this movement is no
ching but ha. simply received unusual and marked
impetus for already given The chief difficulty
1t the south 10 extending her efforts 70 successful prac
I results has been her Lack OF mechanics AID mcchau
zeal ,k.lI She has been almost wholly agricultural
producer Her hboIers slaves CHIEFLY farmers; the
whites merchants and professional men, She now looks
for operatives TO ai her in CARRYING on her mechanical
enterprises and already has she engaged the services Of
MANY such from the North. Northern mechanics, and
no who are willing engage in legitimate and honor
able auatou. are most desirable acquisitions 10 the
SOUTH and are cordially welcomed We learn that never
before was large emigration Of this class 80 the
south known The inducements 10 20 South are unusual
Tor not only the wages considerably larger than are
paid here and the expenses OF living someW hat less but
IN many parts OF the North complaints OF hard times
have begun 90 ue heard Some out OF employ, Is
lEay, the case On the winter season. and others are
sorS.ag al, reduced wages. The Chelsea lMass Herald
report, duh times there 1.-THE best carpenters being glad
90 get work al > - per day and good workmen COM
handing ouy 70 cents Painters il is said will not av
srlge 90 cents day the coming winter shpcarpenters
are on, Of employ and masons have gone INFO the coun-
trv The prospects Of all such would be improved at
east Tor the present, by going south
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04

Of them, at least sending lkng about sending
Commissioners TO see about matters looking to change
or revolution in our government il viii be well to reeur
10 fr, principles AT meeting Of the citizens of Lou
doun county in this State held in 1880 years ago
the following resolution among others was passed
Rssolrs That the people of the United States have
delegated 70 their public functonarieE much power
as is necessary TO enable them to administer the existing
governments which the people have established, aud no
more and they have reserved to themselves erciasipef
the power Of deciding when, and for what cause their
Institutions shall be- changed or subverted
This appears to us to be the true doctrine We do
saw that wrong is to be righted and that into
cradle oppression is not to be met with revolution, i
necessary but the people have reserved to themselves
and not given to their members Of Congress, or State
Legislatures the power to effect pave the way for
that East of all remedies"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
COMMERCIAL.
oyy,cE or TIE WIG, Jan.

OFFICE TIE WHie. Jan :. lsso
We suboin comparative statement Of the exports
from aud imports Richmond during the last quarter OF the
years 1855 and 1889 winred with OF Coffee
from Rio since e Both uOo late to be embraced
In this quarterly statement;
RxPoHrs FROM RrcxD direct foreign Porte dgrtng ne
nnrker endinp Dec Sid 1859. and Ns anne fnle u I9oS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04

We learn from the Journal of Commerce that the i'm
Dry Goods the port New York for the year 1889 have
larger by nearly twenty million dollars than for previ
year the history OF the country and nearly ytree mil
lion dollars larger than for the 1885, part OF this Increase
doubtless resulted from the depression this trade which
cseded the financial reyusion The following
tive summary the values each class OF dry goods mpo
ted into New York durIsg the last three years:
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NULL AND RICH STOCK.
SPLENDID GOODS
PRICES GREA THY REDUCED.

DRRss Go0DsRch Colored aud Black SIX Robes 2Tounss
and Skrs SILK Dresses in Brocads Rsyadere and Chene
the elegant goods in this PA
Colored and BLACK Lyons hks superb quality Velour de PA
real Irish Poplns, Rep de LANES fine assortment elegant
MOusslaine de Laine Robes Paris Printed de LANES and
beautiful Yalenas fine English and French Menos silk Stripes
French Wool Plaits Gingiams, Prints &c, In variety.
RMBR0IDERIES AND IACESReal Point Lace SITS Point APP
pque Gmpure and Val Lace French Muslin Sets trimmed
With Lace beautiful Lace. Muslin. Csmbc Linen and Pe1ue se
and Collars singy Embroidered Skirts splendid Emboderet
French Handkerchief real Lace do Many these Goods
superb, and will make handsome Holiday Gin BdiA and Party
Dresses, In Muslns. Thule, and silks
WRAPPING3-Splendd Velvet and Cloth Coaks every price,
OF the styles 10 the beat Velvet and Cloths have all
the materials for Coaks which will have made order Many
hand have been uctgrsdIH Richmond shaWis Of
Kind In Stella Broche, AMI fne Wool do double and single
MEMS WEARA qualities Of Colored Black French Casn
and Doeskns Caoed French do Yesngs silk and WOOL
American Cassmeres all grades Virginia Casmeres, ssihe
Jeans and Tweeds Glove Craya Hose, shirt Fronts Travel
ing Blankets and sha SIS, Wool Shirts and Drawers
House FURNISHING G0ODS-Bed blankets imported dret
TO this market, Damask imported direct, Napkins and C
Linen and Cotton sheen Curtain Goods IL DAmak and Mas
CARPETS, CARPErs Csrpetng IN Velvet brussels and 10
grain Drugge and Floor C0s stair Carpeng Hemp d. Rug
In all qualities, Door Mats, &C, &C
PLANTATION GOODS White and Coored Negro Blankets In
ported from Europe TO James river Virginia Pulled Cloths Virginia
0znaburgs, kerseys, Plato linsey,, Plaid Cotton, SC
In order 70 reduce stock lowest by the Isl
January next will oder EDUcENEsr especially
and prompt customers Al D KxPRcTkp.
WATKINS FICKLES, No. l59 Main st.,
del8-Gt Nearly opposite Exchange Bank
GOO REWARD. Tine Books used by the late Col Ge',
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3I,OTs.l4O

The articles specified above In the last quarter we're ~
hoops $751; S5 tons ogwood $500 63 bbs potatoes f9 20
bbls meal sl6j SOS BRAN SEQ 10 CIGARS 3I5 bbls
rum tG cs hams s5 2 bx' soap, ts IS do cheese s6I
2O butter s bbls manganese $50 oysters, In cans,
80; sundries ss9. Total 1850.
EXPORTS xro RICHMOND direct from Foreign PORTS during ne
quarter ending Sla Dec 1859, and time Of 1883
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
The uboned table gives comparison OF the prices Of Virginia
Skies In New York. about the past

The following is statement of the exports from Rich
mond by steamers, In December:
To BALTIMORE leaf tobacco 26 hhds tobacco
5000 pkgs actured tobacco sol bb -four roll leather
IL bbs liquor lT3 bacon 10 bags naxseed
bags sang fierce 100 bales domesties bale furs OT
bb smoking tobacco 20 crates SKINS IL hhds hides 81 pkg
merchandise.
To PHILADELPHIA Il hid tobacco stems S pEgs mAnuactur
ed tobacco 6 bb smoking tobacco hid hides; bbls -four
Is 22 lbs pig lead &c bales $40 empty barrels hid
tails II bales 800 los old IRON 800 bales cotton yarns
bbs grease bushels shorts SIS bushels bran
mescs l6 pairs railroad wheels bags feathers sang
bbs beeswax bb apples bundle bags 22 boxes candles
100 bags 265 pkgs dried fruit l29 bags farsed pkgs
merchandise i pkgs sundrles.
To voRk-6hhds leaf tobacco 69si pigs manufactured
tobacco pkg smoking tobacco zOI bbs aour bbs
bb potatoes ~ pkgs dried fruit 90 boxes alum bb
sugar. liquor 10 kegs butter 81 psgs merchandise
beer barrels; ties. beeswax IS pkgs sundres
receipts by the Canal and FrederIebug rail
railroad which have already appeared in another paper
comp this Office but prefer to withhold them until
reports the other dpo which closed this time
and o publish all in one issue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
TO cnRREsPONDRNTs

EwLSs-S baSss uusios afrssssd % Ei's0T q ne
WIG
Articles terea boa si36s q Hs paper sA not % PAo-
Of iss re q loag ssandlng 0gAf % tH0t' q az
sad ,s n no lss BE- Rsprsf from Obcry HOtces socSed-
Iug eight lines are charged 0r a. dlrertissa'sHiS
- We eansos undertake % -str rejected oOrlHunloafi0H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
JOHN g. GEORGE GIBSON,
BUILDERS.
pTCUNIoND Va

RICHMOND, VA,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public
w eray that their establishment the Of Cary and
(eceny destroyed by 1re has been rebuilt In
substantial and that they prepared 10
eraton their department OF business extensive scale
this end they have enlarged their work shops and furnished
with all MACHINERY, and oher appliances
which facilitate expedite the prosecution Of CARPENTRY
nURK, IN Its various branches
Their Saw Mills, Mayo's Island completed
scale capacity will enable them the easing
demands Of the city BUILDING mbers The Mills OF the
largest approved kind built by Geo Page Co Bal
tnore and having their patent motions and attachments The
Engine hundred horse built by John and
James Turner this city They have hand
first pine logs and have made to get cOntnu
supply and prepared to Gil all orders promptly
prices and sting They have
reliable mechanic to work their hath machine and will furnish
pgsierers laths in any quantity that be desired.
They will re- furnish plans and estimates for buildings
and and win for the
completion Of the same In the city country.
the liberal patronage extended 10 them In the
citizens Richmond other portions Of the State hey beg
express their grateful thanks and them
viii endeavor every in their power merit coninu-
ance Of their favor and confidence. ja2-d5w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
49, PREPARE FOR THE BILL

49, Gus FEvER--As the Pail approaches and Mloss
and Ague and Peyers HIS become prevalent should
prepare themselves with the remedies these
The Of bile and the Inactivity the
gher with headache the limbs and back night and
loss appetite the orerunners OF these mAseS and efficient
should resoed which these symptoms
be at once removed For ibis purpose know OF nothing equal
10 BAKERS PREMIUM BtrTERs" They eradicate the bile DIS
pei the pains cool the strengthen the digestive organs
ate heahfu ccnGon Of the blood, aud produce hoN
Of spirits which Of themselves tend greatly do away with all
healthuness These Bers be taken with perfect safety By
all ages and sexes without regard to weather Diet and sl
valuable family In all where active tozk
required
To be had OF PURCELL LADD CO. and all other prominent
Druggists In the city Of Richmond and elsewhere In Virginia All
North Carolina; also, Of sToTr Co. Washington, D. c. T.
SrABLER, CO. Baltimore; B. A. PAHSEsT0CK CO.. Phls'
delphs, and Of BARNES 4 PARK, New York
Orders hled by addressing L. BAKER, Proprietor.
sel2-dkc RIehmoui Va
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REMOVAL.

VIZ G. DOMAIN have removed their stock Of Hardware
w Cutlery &C. their Iron Front Just erected on
side OF 18Th Governor street. MAN, they
will be pleased their friends date
burning OF the Gibsnns establish
considerable delay has been occason-d In the completion Of
although prepared for their reception
any interruption shall be their bust
In short hope have everything perfect order Of
which due notice will be given
Thankful liberal patronage bestowed upon US for many
years past and believing shall prepared all
prosecute business location we res
pectfuly solicit continuance Of the
Richmond Ian Cd 1860
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
a.n,h .nrolinn cemmI..Ioner.

In view Of the fact that South Carolina has sent
Commits Ouer TO Virginia, The Alexandra Ga1si's re
marks that in these days When some OF the states toas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04

NOR HlREWe are Instructed offer, during first Of
January, several among whom factory hands
farm hands and most excellent cook washer
good house and under good character
ap ly TO COOKE CLOSE Agents
ofce 9TH street. In basement Exchange Hotel build.
Richmond.
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MARRIED,
DIED.

On the 1st December Austin City, Texas, WILLIAM
sUBLETT Of Powhatan Co., Va to- Miss HELEN RAGS
DALE, OF the former place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04

nIVIDEND.-The President and Directors Of the Farmers
Bank Virginia declared Dividend Of per cent out
profits Institution for the last six months Deductng
ereom bonus to the state leaves "a per cent pay
able To he Stockholders J. A. SMITH,
i.l-diOt Cashier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
sAPONIFIER,


IUhhb hhsh EhosENE. JILL arg sne SOLE
agents for large German Factory, lin Germany OF this
perOr burning OIL In brancy and durability SURPRISING be-
fore the market Seven will burn hours giving light
for large almost clear water and having ~ little smell
made We shall always be supplied with large quantity
which sell by the gallon barrel less price than
In the Market and lower than be had IN New York cay
deSl DOVE co, 81 Man 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04


LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
TIVE subscribers JOSEPH PANNLL ldent Of the city Ct
Richmond add THOMAS BRUCE resident OF the county Of
Halifax. OF yinia, have this day formed LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP under the Style and firm of"J PANNILL" fo
the purpose conducting "Commson business in the city Of
Richmond Virginia. contn until the first day OF January
QSGD d. thousand eight hundred and sxtyour JOSEPH
PANNILL is GRSERAL THOMAS BRUCE PRcfAL PART
S such has this day contributed the capital stock Of
the hr, the OF thousand dollars OOO) Witness
hand and seals this Sd day Of January, lsGO
PANNILL (SeAlO
THOMAS BRUCE, (seaL)
RcHHoND STATE YRGSi, To wit l. r. NJ BraToS,
In the City Of Richmond do hereby certify
that Joseph Pann the general partner named In the writing
annexed bearing date January 81 1860 this DAY made
that stated In the said writing conrbu
ted the special parnr has been actually paid In by him In
cash,
Given under my hand this 50 lay Of January, 1860
jai-2m r. VI BURTON, P.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
DIssOLUTION or pARTNRusHIP.

T1yHE concern OF - O. PANNILL dissolved 3lst Dee
1859 by mutual consent CAS PANNtLL retiring The bnoks
and accounts have transferred JOS PAN
MILL will continue the Commission business annexed
notice J. PANNILL,
c. PANNILL.
RICHMOND Jan 80, 1850
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04

The following table presents comparative view Of the total
Dry imported New York the last eleven
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
w,,,ar,. Bal,an Of wild cherry.

BOsTON Feb. 3, IsD3.
Dr. W FowLE-Dsar Si-For several days lad been suf
cold accompanied ny very
sore throat and sick headache which completely ncapaeae me
buness taken but small portion OF single noeo
this Balsau experienced Immediate relief Ny cough was
broken up At once aud my entirely relieved from the pres
sure which painful attribute this entirely 70 we
good effects your Wild Cherry took other medicine
whatever cordially recommend IL TO all my friends.
Respectfully YOURS SAINT. 8. PERKINS.
Prepared by SETH W P0WiR CO. Boston, and for sale BY
ADIE 4 GRAY, PURCELL. LADD CO., and W. PETERSON,
Richmond and by appointed agents In every county and Drug
gsts generally. dei9-de@""
rHLAsT NoTICE-YEs THE LAsr-Ar persons Indebted 10
me individually please and settle their accounts or else
will give hands of others to he collected by law
ALEX. HILL.
PsNo further Indulgence viii be given longer thanto the 10Th
Of December next. de5-d&w1m ALEA HILL.
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SIR ROHAN,S GUOST

Hy COntfIbutOr 10 vine AtIantIc.v
NHE publishers OF this admirable and able Work L.
declared Il look and N ar
poDden discriminating public more ban
assumption. Every body asks who have wrnt ~. -.
ming POST Vim. Bryants paper 0he poe says Of 1Rs
ulO Dr6eHd B4lres ZfroHi dOte on HigtIo-s -
az hmm, sh WateyiHg Hiyht and tid Tdt odBtijss
HiL md indeet all Ctdrs1 OF he Hisi" tcfU D.. cI1+
tcis hi. icierdtdis" New Edition Press
J. T. TILT0N co, l6l Washington st., opposite MIL
eol ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04

Or Produce have removed their Office from Virginia
sH0CKOE SLIP and offer for sale 800 bbls Washington
Lime, just received and stored the Dock. ia4-l~
DORTER wANTED.-A strong eolored man, aceus
i toned to waiting about office. wanted by
a
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THE SILVER THREADS

which Tine Introduces into the the hair prevent Of m
wearing vhskers and moustaehes; yet Ia IN
MINUTES Chradoos Excelsior Dye render every Chr. .
DARK As NIGHT,
and subtract twenty from the spparen, age the n.
al. The triumphant result Of
DR.. CHILTONs ANALYSIS
proves this dye be wholesome for the hair Is Ecn,
beauyng properties Ladies whose beauty 50 materially
depends upon color nf their wealth Of hair lind a Al
article ~ they SAFELY USE
Sold eyvhere, and applied BY all Hair Drsser. cHRsrA
Dog A,,or House, New York. de,-lmAE
TIE NEW MAIL PACKET CLARA.
"a continue TO ThWeekly from Rich rs.fsTT757t
W u1ni % Ssottsyiie leaving Richmond,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 7. a. and cos-
Meeting with the Mall Packet Lucle H. Jones' Sotye next
day, at lcN, A. ~, for Lynchburg and Richmond
RETURNING.
Leave scottsylle loa A. NJ, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS ard
SATURDAYS ana arrive In Richmond next day, att A. "
PASSENGERS from the country vii observe that By this Schedule
they arrive 10 Richmond o'clock IN the morning. eaa re-
tern home same days, st5 p NJ
Below time Of arrival and rates Of Yare intermediate
points:
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TIE NEW MAIL PACKET CLARA.

yNANTED.-A good Dining Room Servant man or,vomsh.
w Apply the Wing 0hice deS0-G
- ERVANr wANTED.-To hire he year 1850
= middle age competent NURSE good character hAb
Apply To de96 T. II. SKINNER 4 co
WANTED TO HI RE, for the ensuing year a good
w Nurse, and Dining Room Apply rsSdence
9th street, Church Hill my ofhce the Dock
deI9-u A.. 4 LIZ.
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ocG REWARD,

GOO REWAHD.-Tne Books used by the late Col Geo
DLO NJ Darlington while Treasurer Manchester and
Falling Greek Turnpike Company, lost, mlAt
stolen and the above ward will be paid delivery
the undersigned by order of the Board OF Directors.
dr23-lm J. A. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04

OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER R R. CO.
RicHNoSp, Dec %, lsS AZ
DROposALs addressed 10 the undersigned, nyss
building In virginia Passenger Car, Of the sans ~
dss. -" nn'n ~' 0n' n'''a we Tios SHARP spt
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Grain.

DEMOVAL.--DoNNAN q co, COMMISSION MER
LII CHANTS, for the sale Of
TOBACCO,
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TINBE undersigned have this day formed copsrtnershp
Il the style OF ILLsPAUGH READ for the purpose OF Ga
Quoting the SHIP BROKERAGE business respectfully son
the patronage Of their friends and the public. ,-oy
JAMES O. READ,
Cary and 18th streets, near The p0s,
Richmond January lst 1850 gt-U-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-04
BARGAINS I'm pIOVsELAINs.

NM are selling printed MouseAns shilling, the same
w sold some time since at 25c. Also Meino PAs at so
bargain Paris Printed Moaean at less than Of Importation
ByAdere faentia AZ 2c cheap. Printed and Plain fren
herinos, Rich Mouselaln Robes variety lh Popln Robes
sacrifice Striped and Check silks 6sc, and I5c Rich s
Robes In and4 hounce at less than cost Of importation 81
sk Robes Aqule at t5 original pce go to go Founeed sh
Robes at els.
For bargains, call at 90 Main street
no22 CURISTIAN LATHR0P.