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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, March lst $780, e; vsY y-
" senger Trains will depart ~ AL SzT
FROM hICHM0ND.
Daily Except sundays) at A. NJ
Tuesdays and Fridays, p. NJ.
FROM WHITE HOUSE.
Daily Except sundays) ........4A NJ.
Tuesdays and Fridays at 81 A. VI.
Mondays and THURSDAYS, A. VI.
LEAVES WlIIrEHOUSE,
Tuesdays and Fridays A. NJ connecting with Cars both ways
Ubsnna stage leaves Wheouse Tuesdays and Fridays at
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wakerton White House Mondays and Thursdays
s A NJ, returning same days.
Freight Trains and arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
Saturdays TH0S T. SHARP,
ja23 superintendent
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1860 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
% z q


ID sssts..aiis ". ssss ~ IS .Esss
RICHMOND AND DAHVILLE RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
ON Sunday January 29 1860 the Mall and PaSsen-
" ger trains, on this road, will run follows:
Leave Richmond daily o'clock ~ for Junction. (3urke
vlle) Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville Dalton, and Atlanta Ga
Chattanooga Nashville Grand junction. and Memphis, Tenn
Montgomery and Mobile Ala, and New Orleans
Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday for Danye Va and
Greensboro, ~ O.. atsA. NJ
RETURNING
Leave Junction (Burkeye) daily at $50 NJ, and arrive In
Richmond at ~ 30 P.N.
Leave Danyle daily Except Sundays ats NJ and arrive In
Richmond at 1880 P. n.
~ The above trains connect boh tody. with the souihside
Railroad trains to and from the Southwest at the Junction.
with the Virginia Central T. T. Potomac Railroad trains and
from the North, at Richmond
Through Tickets Sold and Baggage checked through the above
points; also, to the Virginia Springs
through Tickets further information apply the Tce
ONCE Of the Richmond Danvie Railroad Company Richmond.
IaS0 ALEX. W0RRALL, Superintendent
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Fire Insurance, MARINE insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
oEnoE No. 1871 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va

OFFToR No. l8l MAN sTRERT, K0HAOaD, VI
CASH CAPITAL, $2OO,OOO.
CHARTERED in 1892 having during its existence oil twenty
" six years met claims for loss 10 extent Ct largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, It refers TO the history Of the
as aGordng very best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits are distributed amongst
her citizens and its Capital used TO promote The success OIL h
Commercial and Mechanical Industry. -, -,
BY the long acquaintance OF this Institution win the
Public II has become with their Interests anu no pains
will spared information withheld, the part Of us oHcss
that will tend 10 insure accuracy and give satsacuoh
To Farmers and Country Merchants can the S
extensive country Insurance already respectable
citizens in almost every portion Of the State ,, . A.,
Applications for Rre Marine Insurance. addressed 70 the
President Secretary will receive prompt attention; p,,
wr,,,v wr,r 7, so...,.xr mhl9-ly
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VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRICATlNG COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY
Conssng or OWN STATE has appointed Us
Agents for the sale Of their Justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICAIING COAL OILS,
tbe quality OF narrated and USAnULTERlrED
W. invite attention Of Apothecares nd Dealers throughout
,h state 20 our supply which will be large and sold by hodte
is,if GOoCH 4 RCHOLS.
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LIGHTE BRADBURRH'S PIANOS
WE CALL the attention Of the citizens Of Rich .-
w mond and Virginia Piano Fortes which 6ssf go
We have placed with Nr. Caru, that their qualities r. S1
On every respect be tested by the side Of theiI u
famed Chickering'S.
rous test mona as any factory In the country All Of which can
be seen az Carus Broad Street sd door from gh
del6- LluhIE bkADBO hhl.
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OlAEER CuTV

fRANkLlN STREET, RICHMOND Va
- ELLs SLAVES, both publicly and privately p,
- Their Slaves to him, may assured Of cb,s ttigI
market prices. " '0'a'4hs Ne h
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CtANDLES.-2OOO Packages Adamantine Candles, con
~ sgnment which will be sold trade low 200 boxes
Talow Candles. ja2S-u TARDY WILLlAMA
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VyOR NEW EORK.-FJRSU vEssEL.-Et.f s-=-s>
n Hl01d rtf Ar laei f.Hr.f Faet,,--raesl- s.,.e.
Uar.1rf ling Schooner LN-IAN C.-t Wu Moss HAVING
portion of her sst and going hoarI win have
'-r.- ptvfD 4 WI cURRIE
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900, R-.--r- >ecr-l4ry.
HALL'SSARSkPARtLLA.I fellow DOCK
AMI I.Iale " P.--= is prepared from the t.s-- RI. Jamaica
>s--ararIl am Er-Esh I.f.5e @ paas--aau.rlh,- as q re-
-.8r.ttre AMI purifier --tl- h..-I. f. -l-aa-- ta system aC al
morbid and iuiur. ma.sr--amave- T-g=s, nrs and eruT-
tons from tie -.in-elre- rheumatism aud Tar- of al kinds
All Who can ae-I should use H. IS tta41-ta give them strength
aad p--I.l- life SOLD uy Druggists generally. 40 a per to,.e
Il. HALL Co.
Pr0r--tar-, vLo=-is Druggists. IA and las Clay street.
Isj-u san Francisco.
OAHU CEMETERY AsSOCFATION:-rhe
above Association hereby xiv. l-r-e tls ts Hl.I.etou for
bural- To the Na1.u4 Valley Cemetery mu,. De made e. sam
uel Sa.d-e. E,l. Fort street. fr ,le current gear,
PR order "a: Trustees. c. LEVERS.
l44-gm Secretary.
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A l3, 20, p. 70. :. L. Is. Il. 10, Is, ten os charcoal irons
6-one c., so dog jacket lamps. twotnhe and feeder.
a Nos. =, 3, !. >, four 6. l doz Collins handled axes IS
one hale sail Irvine. l10 lbs.
WA. 44-Oue 6 pocket knives, ; doz No. 5OS7, 3 doz No
5OS3. / doz 4.45. 10 doz S763-25 do7.
WA, . 70 32-hVc d0Z iron spadcs' Sd, S1-2doz steel spades
Haynes :" 33 20 SIS duz steel shuvcls. 3" Haynes"
WAA, four stoves, with furniture complete, No. c S stoves
with furniture complete, No. : one stove, with furniture
complete. Nos.
WA. 21-oue cask sheet zinc, 1877 lbs; l3-one cs, ! doEer
Britannia swing lamps II. lS-2 bales almonds, l79lbs
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Damaged GOOdS.
Eek WaG11i1aStOn A11Sto11
AT AUCTION

On SATURDAY. \ ~, mt 10 o'cIH. A. NJ.
At Sales Room, will he sold, for account Of Underwriters, or
whom it may concern. landed frou bark " Washington Allston."
Woods. Master, from Boston, the following articles, damaged on
the voyage:
Dw-Nos. 81, IS, SO, ST. cases, each 70 pairs, mems grain
Dw-Nos. 50, 10, IL, 4a+eases, each 80 pairs, mems thick
pw-No. 49, case. II pairs. Youths calf boots.
d w-No. I'll case, l. pairs, boys calf boots.
D W-No- 22-1 case containing Is lbs shoe thread.
T0l lbs American calf skins
I2s lbs kip.
doz boot hooks.
l doz boot irons.
> Congress boot stretchers.
Dw-No. "a trunk, p =" "
IS " womeg's patent heerd pumps,
p &" chHdren's fox'd Congress.
D W-No. PSI trunk, 81 pairs, women's hee'd Congress.
J KID kd s GHspt4s.
D w-No. 26-1 trunk, q pairs, wOmen's kid slippers;
Is 9 mems bqsfins. A1
Il &" children's Congress.
2doz silk boot lacings.
DIV, Ne. I'll trunk, q pairs women's morocco boots.
y do mems cork so sspe'S
DIV, No. 2s-1 trunk, - do womens congress boots
Il do misses goat buskins-
Nv, No. 29-l trunk. 60 do ~children's goat boots.
Dw, No. so trunk, Il do c%hldren's do do.
DIV, No 81 trunk, ! do do do do
IS do misses kid slippers.
Sc do wOmens kid buskiDs-
u do morocco boots.
DIV, No. 32-1 trunk, 80 do boys congress boots.
- do youths do do-10 trunks.
WA. in diamond. C oyster crackers; do water do; do gin. enaps.
JwH * Co, With RIiw aud { under, IS Manila cigars.
WA, ! cs nests painted buckets.
C. Brewer 2d, No. 1872 pianos No. 1902 piano stools.
Kegs water crackers.
:, in diamond. cases assorted crackers.
jos, l case boxes sardines.
Also
Immediately after the sale Of damaged goods, will be sold,
Double packages best Goshen Butter.
Gases Pie Fruits,
do English Pie Fruits,
do Lohsters.
do Brandy Cherries,
Nests Painted Tubs,
Casks II ans.
Small Manila Rope,
Cases Soups.
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TIE PACIFIC
enmerciaI Advertiser.
from saH Franci-eo.

-u,.-ne. Of th- Pleias Commercial Adyert
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BnLIsEDs-M. Berger. the champion billiard
player Of France, having offered 10 play AT odds with
any American, Mr. PheiIn has addressed him "A note
ing him the choice OF $1,000 or $4,000 stakes
also agreeing to pay him $500 to cover his expenses
ottravel TO New York.
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BY =. T.. EVERETT.
Underwriters Sale of
DAMAGED GOODS

THIS DAY.

THURSDAY. May 10. mt 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
Al the old Auction Room 81 J. ?. CoIhnrn. on Kaahumanu
street, viii b. soi q large quantity u Goods, damaged on board
the " Washington A.ston." Wodis, Master. from Boston, sold
for " Account q JaderNr;ers, or whom it may coucern,' con-
sis;nE %
WA, with c under, l cas-, s. dcz ehuiren's hn. she'll long
combs. Il inch.
WA. 1851, -55S5. 255S5. 1854. 25Ss3. 1885, 2sS6i, 2s5cS,
eight C blk wool hats, o 1E each, Is IS doI-
WA. 1891. 1885,. ZSSaS. 2aSSQ. 2SSa2. 2SSSs, 2SS7. 1880,
WA, $3.50. 252S5, Ga36. 25J14, c53ls. 25j-9, 2SS42 seven c.
brown wool hats. o uHE each, is - dE.
WA. l0>lN. one 9 Lerhgu hsJs. g dog;
WA, ll5-s, $50. Two 6 pain leaf hats
WA. la3&. one g Lechrru hats. ! duE-
WA, 1909. one o pain lca. hats;
WAA, Nos- !. -. T. ;, Eve 9 hroEAus, so pairs each, Incl
and bound. hall welt.
WA, with 4 and Il uEier. No. Lose, one C shetucket stripes.
So yarss-
WA. NJ. l.. : two cs canary P-a,s-No. one 1924, Ne. four
l5-+s-O4Ss Yards
WA, with rRp under, No. 223, one 6 Pearl River denins1
9S5 yards.
Wa. win a under. No. SIS, 81, $40. three c. blue sheedng-
No SsS. sos, No S74. sos: No. SO, 50a-l5S2 yards.
sijthasri, mahogany
No. :. one g, / CHAMBER >ru, consisting o. bureau, bcistead.
Icommode, / tcapoy, ; chairs, I sewing chair, l towel
stand.
y. >, les, l bureau. mahogany Ne. 5. 6, 2settoes neUsm-
elei cloth
WA. with II under. 70 ursts tubs. $ each: l G. containing
20 dz hroauS, 10 loz brushes.
WA. with II under ! Is dos nests painted buckets l. dos
threc-hoopei pals matted. Is spt hhis pilot bread.
Wa with II under. Nos. 1920, JOSS, 1859. 1922, four bales
Arctic 3enims-lO90.S SIS loss, S55 lUS9. 81 1922,
S64-S+45 yards.
WA. with IL under. Nos. 1906. 1872. 1873, 1874. 1873, five
blys AmosseaE leuuus. 965 yaris.
WA, Nos 1907, zoos, 1850, 45d5, +C64@ bales Western State
she-tinE. +16l yards.
WA, with II under, No. +lSo,I bale she;Ocket shifting, s2I
yards.
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VIZ FakNNELNEs
The YANKEE arrived hcrc on the 10Th inst, in IS
days from your port, aud the Comet on the 17th. in
II lays \ pretty close contest. The C0nf l. adj
vsrt-el to -ai for your post, in the " Regular Dis
patch Line" on the 1t May
Accompany has been formed TO buiIl a railroad 70
san Jose. About $4,000 Of stock has already been
taken up.
The last P5uy Express brought news Of the passage
IN the e. :. Senate, Of Gwiu'a overland telegraph bill
The Pscifc railroad bill was under consideration by
a special committee. The Pony Express, due day
after ;5-uorrov, may bring some definite news in re
glrI 10 it.
The rush for the WashOe silver mines still con-
tnues, twithstaniin the unflvOrabIe reports which
have reached Us in regard to the suffering which re-
suits from cold weather. lack of accommodations, and
scarcity Of fool.
Pulu has declined. owing to late heavy shipments
We notice 4 sale Of 40 bales, ex Comet, at . cts,
and = stII further decline may be expected
The Overland Mail recently carried away over
1900 letters at O-e time. II Is probable that the
OCEAN mali service viii soon be abolished altogether,
aud a daily overland mail established instead
NUUASU-
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ItIuN F.SS, ENTk 4 DUBLIN SEOt a.--Nr have
In Sore a ~ arrive the Extra Double Stout Porter.
~fun,s Stout has been distinguished for past by
lis lHf and exec ent quality is dtyoT Is agreeable and nee
~ M bitter and unpleasant 81 common Porter For sale
bv 10 TIE price charged by the sole agent for me Iue states
80 -fG- l. O. b. DAVENPORT.
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their respective Offices in order to afford citizens in
every part OF the country the opportunity at any time
to make voluntary contributions for the completion OF
the Washington National Monument
The plan has been in operation about four months and
returns have come in from Sll places The aggregate
amount received Is 22tO 81. Nearly $4,000 places
hive not been heard from at all If the Postmasers Of
these would cooperate with the Others and with ay
oraoe an average result the annual fund would be more
than two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars To
keep the work in fair progress fortyfve thousand dol
lars year would suffice, which would require aver
age return OF 81 90 year, l2A cents month from
each town.
The States which have contributed over 800 are Cali
fornia S33i; New York $l9S Virginia sl62; Massa-
chusets Sltl; Pen sylvania Sis; Ohio $lO7 Alabama
which have been beard from aud the amounts contribu
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TnE nNARI-ANn MAII.

ST. Louis, Feb. l6.--The overland mail has arrived,
with San Francisco dates 10 the 2Sd ut.
The Circuit Court had refused dissolve the injunc-
ton the Almeda quicksilver mines 1t Is probable
the mines will remain closed until the Superior Court
settles the title.
The Anti-Lecompton Convention adjourned without
electing delegates TO the Charleston Convention.
There were indications that attempt would be made
to elect Douglas delegates the Charleston Convention
by LecOmpton State Convention. Many of the leading
Lecomptouites manifestng Douglas procliytes in
Guiding the new Senator elect Mr.. Latham.
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GHUCKS WANTED-The subscriber wishes 20 PeIe iI.
- quantity Of sHUcKS lie prefers them P.es naes sh
For shncks put good coalition. delivered a. hD P-Se
street RehnOnd he Sn pay 70 cents per 100 h' STACY
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AUCTION SALES.

nv HycroR DAVE, Arcrou,s
Sn SEGROBS.-This day 81 ~ O'Clock xtss hry ntel
cOiAayes HECTOR DAyIA
LAD III Acc.
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KILOGRAMS
Per maanetio Telagraph Lines Office No. 1879 Main Street,
CONGRESSIONAL.

wAsHINGrox. Feb. l6.-SESArE.-A joint Committee
appointed on the sui ect of naugurating the Statue
of Washington on the 22d inst.
The bill prohibiting the circulation Of bank notes in
the District Of Columbia discussed after which the
Sennt' went into executive session.
HousE-Bis were introduced and referred To re-
peal the Fishing Bounties to repeal certain sections OF
the Neutrality Laws for the acquisition Of Cuba pen
sionary soldiers of the of lSl2lj and several hun
dred Others.
The election Of Printer postponed till tomorrow
Mr.. Anderson, of Mo-, made strong Southern speech
committee appointed to make arrangements for
for the Inauguration Of the Statue OF Washington. Ad
iourned
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb l6.-Vera Cruz dates TO the 10th
inst, received per steamer to-day.
Miramon left the Capital with five thousand men, on
the Sth inst for Vera Cruz, advanced guard 10
reach the National bridge. Vera Cruz in a state of
siege.
The American men-of-war, Savannah anil Snaoga,
were AT SacrilciOs
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A CARD.

A CARD.
SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY IN REALITY
the people othe South have generally determined to dscrm
mate hereafter making their purchases In favor Of SOUTH
e manufactured goo this resolve has given rise var
Gus new enterprises the undersigned desire inform the public
that their Boor and Of the Oldest In the
cty-wa 1923 Messrs Cook Ryan, and was
subsequently conducted by Mr. Peter Cook with whom Mr. Alex
Hill was afterwards associated Originally conducted limited
scale department OF the business has been In
creased from year purpose enlarge
still more With experience OF thirty in the business
by partner from the fact that both members Of the
firm we're raised in Richmond confident that
will the expectations Of all who desire to purchase
durable and well made SOUTHERN Bco and sHoEs at fair prices
and on accommodating terms ALEX. HILL CO.,
ia24 NJ. 197 Main 81.
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crnnrN nrArI

WASHINGTON, Feb. ld.-Benj imin Rush Floyd, ESQ.
brother of the Secretary of War, died suddenly las
night of disease OF the heart while in the act of packing
mOnd to-lav
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SAPONIFIER,
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More than Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash
NOR making Soap without line with little trouble and al hiding
The cheapest article discovered purpose
One pound will make twelve fifteen gallons good
nne pounds Hard Soap Printers will I'm It superior article
cleaning type. perfectly soluble, and free from impurities
Broken In small Jumps and put up IN 4, and D. cans
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS Brook.
Ign, and sold by z. 4. DuRKEE co,
ss9l-dkwlys ISL Pearl Street New YORK
- BCOND SUPPLYING have just received sscond sup
- ply OF those highly approved Pocket Pistols Colts pattern,
msie by Bliss Goodyear which Offering at email adj
vance cost. 7. ROBkRTsON son,
fell no % Main street
WINDOW GLASS.-A full supply Of fresh window Glass
w all sizes aad qualities, for sale BY
j49T w PETERSON, Druggist
VUAIR BRUSHES-A hne assortment Of the best quality
Engsh French Hair Brushes, embracing the most des
fel5 ". PETERSON. Druggist
cOAP-00 boxes Coglte's Family and Pale Soaps, ust
= ceIvipg for sale by frl5 VA. WALLACE Sons
I J field WA. WALLACE Sons
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BY GnDnIN 4 AppFRsoN Arc,.
-------------l t'1Nt,'
yJ,RUsTEk,S SALE or VALUABLE RESI-

TYR USTEk;S SALE or VALUABLE RESI-
Il DENCE On FRANKLIN, BETWEEN 5TH AND GrH sTs
Goddn dated 25h day Of July 1881 recorded 10 the Clerks
Omce Hastings Court shall THURSDAY the 2Sd day
February 1850, at ~ ocl OK VI II that day be a
i4ir day, sell Al public auction highest bidder on
premises that valuable residence, located above,
eupled by br. l. A. Goddin.
The fronts Franklin street about 80 Feet inches
runs between parallel lines about 1888. alley
feet wide The main building contains rooms besides which
.here wing with four nl story brick build
ing containing ample accommodations servants fuel
property supplied with gas premises
well drained by large culver connecting With The city culye
9Th street.
The premises adjoins the the residence Of
James Dunlop Fsl and is well suited the accommodation Of
large family being IA quiet and excellent
the time convenient to the business part he city
TRRNsRy agreement between the pars Interested the place
win sold Tor onehhh cash. balance at g. - Is and q months
negotiable notes interest payable ha yearly, secured by
deed The and insurance for lsdO 10 be paid by the
purchaser. JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
cOudurte ] hy GOpnIV APPEksOS, Aucts feil-tds
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FOR THE ADMINISTRATIONS.

CHARLESTON Feb. l6.-The special correspondent of
the Courier saws the Democratic delegation from New
Orleans to the State Convention is largely for the Admin
Is ration
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UIDNtpPFR ARREST

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb l6.-AUdrew J. Rogers, hailing
from Halcna, Arkansas, has been arrested upon the
charge Of abductng free negroes and selling them into
slavery, and sent to Macon for trial.
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Nys YoaE Feb 1G-Co'ton eady. Flour firm Wheat firm ;
Red 81 90 White 81 scl 80 Corn advanced GGi94
whtky heavy -, Pork dull; Mess SlJ 5lCIS 80 Prime u
950i 10 Sugar and Coffee firm; Rio II sljc Spts Turpen
tine l-m. Ros.u firm at 81 coal Gj Rice hrm-
R,rrlvoRE Feb 1S-Four duh and unchanged Wheat firm
sales OF hush white i;l5O cts Com firm and unchange1
cargo OF ciee White brought ic Pork firm; Mess as wis
X y
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~ FAMILY ROE HERRINGs; 90 bbls n Gross Herrings
equal he Family Roe Also. keeps constantly hand baed
Hay baled Oats baled Shucks Bran Bownsud SpsuG CeAvs
Oats Corn general ~ ihe best select Family
Also the choice Wines Brandl,s Old whskeys
&C. either wholesale retail the reasonable
terms, by ROBERT A. n. DABNEY,
fei Grocer wholesale and RETAIL Broad and It'll
sGuBRERO GUANO.-200 tons sombrero Guano land.
- log from sehr War Eagle drec; from sombrero Island for
bv EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co.
- : CASES WHISKY, warranted 70 be 70 years old and
L'b ofsuprror quality In store and .or sale by
isi0 NJ JONES
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J. G.. BRIGGS.
proprle,or Of me Brandreth House, New York. y

Proprietor Of the Brendreth House, New York
There nothing equal In the way Of Plaster, to the Porou
Plaster Of Mr. ALLCOCK Everything pleasant about them
They % the day and fit type Of present
yancemen In science In Asthma, Cough, Kidney AGc
TONS local deep seated pains, they afford permanent relief
backs pains in the Side Stitches md pains
generally they are unsurpassed for the benefits they mpa
Physicians should examine this article Whc universally
proved where known % each Principal Office, 29
Canal Street, New York by all respectable dealers in med
rines fei6-dGWim
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THE RIrgNOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NOW Session offers to the daughters OF Virginia and
~ South the best facilities for the requirement OF thorough
and finished education.
employs able and well tried teachers most Of whom
are Vrnians and Masters o Arts Of the Universally
It's course extensive complete being intended 10 embrace
all that young lady STUDY with the whole arranged
Gas University that selections may be made and particular
studies or branches, pursued at pleasure
invites comparison with the most prominent semnares In any
part Of our country.
Pupils are admitted any time and charged only from The time
mstricuatug Thew enter most adyanageousy at the
middle Of February, when the Second Term begins.
TERMS (oNE HALF IS ADYAScE)
Board including everything slsO
English Tuition. ~ TO 90
French Music Drawing, &C, usual extra charges
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-17

ia. Hons 70 THE " AsHiNcrox Noxr,frsr During
t, .,,@Ha Of lsSs the POSTMASTER. ,brovrbOus the
''N' rsFs requested TO put up boxes within
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-17

ID II. TAYLOR Las just received another Of DRIGGB
PATENT PANOS the only Pianos constructed truly sci.
enhc principles for strength, durability keep
ard 70 retain their tone they far superior all other
They highly admired by all who have heard them.
y. TEKiLBEHG says Of them:
Tie tone grand and noble has capacity for sustaining
the sound singing and 10 volume Of tone power have
hard exceed IN depth, purity or sympatlelc sweetness
GOTIsCHALk, sfRAkOsCH, AAREIZEk, and many other
eminent Professors say Of them:
The tone Of the squares equal the best Grand Piano Rores and
excel them In pure musical information power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-17

TIVE connection of C. KergaD with the branch NJ Noah
Walker Co.'S business In Richmond was discontinued
18Th Of January last by mutual Al debts due the house
he collected by Noah Walker Co.'S present agent their
place OF business cor. Of Main and 18th 81.
c. EERRIGAS.
MOAN WALKER 4 co.