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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21
March p. $500.

NOrEhccordng 10 the late ordinance for "ang and dea
ing the boundaries Of the Wards the Of MADISON
WARD begins Mayo Bridge thence running along e ud,
Of l4h street 20 Broad street. thence Broad
street. and along the middle Of College Marshall stns
thence along the middle Of Marshall ss
along the middle Of l4th street shoekoe
shockoe creek the branch said thence g
said eastern branch 10 the corporation line The brld
~ Of MADISON WARD runs from the corporation line
middle OF 9Th street Arch street. thence Ia
line Of 4th street g. tie James River and KsnaEhA Canal ns
aid Canal 10 the MIDDLE Of the street lad bes-el
Tredegar Works property aud TAtss old yari; y
the middle Of said last
JERFERsnN WARD embraces all hat part Of the diy
Madison ard; and MONROE WARD embraces ali that pan ss
Of Madison Ward. fmh20-tl,l
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THE CREW OF THE STEAMER CONNEac

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-The bark Drebot. from
Cardenas, brings all the of the steamer Commerce
from New York ami bound To Galveston which they had
abandoned in a ing c)udt on.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. /
Richmond, March 10Th, 1850. I
Francis A. PulliaD,


Polly kersee Martin Lpscomb late Sergeant Of the City Of
Rchnond and such administrator Of Robt Pulam decd
Elijah Jackson and Sae A his wife, john A. Pulam Isaac
Harriet J. his wife, Albert Puiam Ballard and Amira
n his wife, James Moody, and Jane Ann his wife, Peter
liam, Rebecca huken, aud John IT, Eauconer Francis
q. his wife Herman A. Puiiam - Cock and - his wife
the children OF Woolson Pulam, d-cd are unknown
the children Of Samuel g. Puam decd who unknown and
the children Of George Puam, Decd who also unknown
Deen a t..
VY decree by the Crcu. the City OF Ri H.
ID Uond the lh day Of February, 1862 In suit In Chance
which the foregoing the parties plaintiff defendants
ldged ordered and decreed follows the defen-
dant Martin " Lpscomb late Sergeant Of the Richmond
and such administrator Robt Pul5, deed render
Of his administration before the
Of this Court who directed examine report any ba
lance which may be Ia his hands after the payment the debts
and the said Conmoner will also take and report account Of
and ali debts which be due by the said Pua
deed, which account he will state and report the Court with
qured by parties Notice time and place Of tax
ing the above mentioned all parties by pub
hcon in newspaper published In the City Richmond for
four weeks successfully shall be equivalent to personal service OF
such notice on the parties.
The parties entered hereby notified that have fixed on
Tharssy, the 18Th day Of April $780, at 10 o'clock A. NJ ny
ONCE In the city OF Richmond the foregoing
Al which time and place the parties hereby
with the evidence enable
dered to be stated by the said decree persons having
claims OF debts due by RobI Pulam decd Will present them
al that time and place. with proof 10 sustain the
TH0S J. EVANS CoIn'r In Chaneery
mhsl-Nsw Tor the Rlchnond Circuit Court
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FATAL STREET ENcOrNrER AT LEFFERsnN CITY


Sr. LOUIS $40 harch lS.-A fatal street encounter Ca
cured at Jefferson City Yesterday afternoon between JAS
Hugse deputy warden Of the penentiay and Mr. Doier
formerly guard 1t the prison, resulting in the almost i'm
mediate death Of both. The cluse old grudge,
aggravated by recent political differences. Both leave
lamics.
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A BARK ASHORE.
MAnEErI

NORFOLK, March 2O.-Ihe bark Swami is ashore at
Cape Henry, and her cargo is total loss. Two men
rescued from perous situation Oh board of or.
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Rois Eye BSlAny accident disease that would weak
and name the Eyes and perhaps destroy the sight
considered terrible Affections that
There however class peculiarly exposed
dreadful calamity, such miners operatives in metals
mechanics who from the Of their employmen
PEELED work a dust grit Such persons should
be without this Baam, Il almost like magic in allayng
Irritation aud inflammation few applications perfect the
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NEW York. March 2O-Cotton unchanged Flur firm so,,
ern s595G6O Wheat dropping and nominal Corn dulyel.
low I9 white 7sGgsO Pork heayy-mes 81. MI
t450. Whisky duh at 23e The Unclaimed s,ocrs ~
board, firm and actiye-Ylrginia 6s 93l '' "
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THIRTY-sIXTH oONGR EsS.-FIrst Session.
MnNnAY March 10.

SkNATE
Two Executive messages were received from the Pres
dent of the United States
Mr. Lane introduced bill 10 provide for the establish
ment of two Indian superintendences in Oregon and
Washington. Referred.
Mr Bsler, from the Committee on Patenas, reported
back bill to promote the useful ar with subs itute
Ordered to be printed
Mr. Yuee, from the Committee on Post ices, report
ed back House bill allowing publishers to print the date
Of the expiration of subscription their newspapers with
amendments which was agreed 10, and he bill re I'd
third time and passed.
An amendment was adopted providing that no post
age shall be charged on drop letters" by post Office car
rers
Mr.. Mason asked to be excused from serving on the
Committee on the District Of Columbia which was
granted. .T.
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FREE NEGRO BILL IN MISSOURl-DEATH OF
GOV. BiSSELL OF ILLINOIS.
81. LOUIS, March lg-Goy. Stewart has vetoed the
e. negro bill
Coz Ri..el Of Illnoi. died vcsterdnr nft.1nnnn
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SILKS SACRIFICED
AND oTHRP

AND OTHkR
Ele giant Dire s. s Goods
Embracing the -
LATEST NOVELTIES
Al unprecedented prees, bringing them within the ,,
WATKINS d FICKLPN
WHoLESALE AND RETAIL DsALRRs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
l59 Main Street.
Are receiving and opening their second suppyof
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS
MANY OF which have been purchased at the ap,,i, .
WI New York during the past week, At which he nh
lower than known before. P'''" sus
SPLENDID SILKS
Dress GOODS.
RICH LACE AND SILK u,N,,
EMBR0IDgRIEs ~
HOUSE FLRSISHTyG GOODS
PLANTATION GOoDs
Either by Hhoesale retail, they PREPARED L, -
ments HlTHLgIO uSfQrALLFD '---lt'
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RICHMOND, Marb T., 4

WE manufacturing BOOTS aud SHOES more s,,'
w than heretofore Our friends, customers and The plN ~
orally rely upon getting the bes; In line Il. -
Boots ana Shoes, Import materials and tsv'
n employmen the best workmen that nj. coubtry "a,
duce. We also keep on hand large assortment Of Bo..
Trunks Carpet Bags and Vallses Of all qualities and Al
all which will be sold Low. Wholesale OF retail F'
ALEX HILL Co, No. Ia Msnr
y. Shoots and Shoes radeto order for Ia iles
Boys aud Misses heretofore, all orders s be pro
nded To by mil ALEX. hill 20
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4 ain hSShE-AS VA u >, lAIuiHs X. Tor
11c'O ny BACON BAsKE RVILLE.
DICE, prime o.. Atty, receiving from Charleston for
IL sale ny l. q. Is. DAVENPORT.
SPORTING AND RIFLE POWDEx-lOD k-c,
- and cases Kentucky Rae and Sporting Pc xde for sail
mhZl-o q. b. DAVENPORT
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From he independent

NEW YORK, July Is, lS59.
GLugO Our advertising columns contain testimonies the
value Of article known spading Prepared Glue
fol to housekeepers Tor mendng furniture 1t prepared with
chemicals by which KEEP, in the proper condition immedi
use the chemicals evaporang applied leaving
the gve 10 harden We readers that this article
has the excellent chronological quality OF age adheyeness"
mhg-d&wlw
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SYRUP.-6o bbls Sugar House, for sale by
- nh2o LEWIS WEBB JOHN q. WADE
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BLECTIoNs.-Thec ouuan Of Ii, {

CHARTER BLECTsONS.-The Counti Of the On, n
" Richmond have appointed the following namel grnil .
Commissioners aud Conductors q the CAarter
Elections for the present year the Ward ~
city
For JEFFERsoS WARDJoseph Brummell j. j. Wilson L Llby
A. Craig and r. T. Word, Commissioner and Seal C3H
Tor. The election 10 be held 1T Market Hall
FoR MADsOS WAR1-E shepperson, Jas A. Sco J. n grtst
@. ~ Gwathmey and ". Randolph CoaHissiJa.y. andF
Chakley tOndctor The election 70 be held City Han
Foa MoSsoE WAED II Bouiar, T. Barh4m, r. P Davis r n
Jones AMI r. Matthews, Commissioners, and Wa n Kslsy
Conductor The election to be held Laeys shop on Bf
street Teste:
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SPECIAL NOTICE

w. 81 81 will buy one 81 GFahams snail stencil, q.
marking clothing with ISDEflBLg ISg. Call and sxarrs 49,
mems or live 10 the country, send for sanps rn
stamp. Also, every variety Of Brands made 70 order
A. T. GRAHAM Brand Gutter
fe 2-.f Cor. 18Th and Cary sd, nnher Tohaccn -.
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CpRING sUPPLIEs OF SCHOOL HOOKS, Pa.

SPRING SUPPLIES OF SCHOOL BOOhs,
- PER, FLANK BOOKS, PIANOS, MUSIC, &C, &c o,u,la
A. MORRIS, Bookseller Publisher and sttioneri 20 s
street. opening his regular stock Of FRESH GOODS s'
ing Of l,l
400 Goodrehs new and beautiful SCHOOL READERS st
by Noble Batter, A. In six parts The best ana I,rs
tracye series Of School Readers published a,b,f
over, altogether Southern in their origin, so~'hsiH
tone and Of Southern manufacture fds
900 CR0ZErs ARlTHMEtIcs, two parts Compare ,suu
sboys, designed 70 aid in furnishing teachers sH' 20
with series OF School Books Of home make
200 dozen webster's ELEMENTARY sPELLEks
400 Mltci bells, Smiths and 0lney's geographic
800 Blu ltr's Improved ENGLISH GRAMMER
800 SMITHS ARITHMETIC and GkAhMER
60O Walkers aud Webster's DICTIONARIES.
100 gross BONNET BOARDS
200 dozen sLATEs assorted s!Ees-
1850 McGuGeys ELECTIC READERS
1000 gross STEEL PENS, various makes - -. sJyTT
5OO Pocket BIBLES and TRsTAMsSfs lOOVV pat' ia00
MUSIC, for the Piano. Guitar, Mrlodeon, VlJhA, A. -
quIres cheap half b. ind ACCOUNT BOOKS vxykL-
100 dozen BLACK INK, asserted si1esi lVO,O" QUE
0PEs
1000 resms cap and letter PAPER. ,tny nrs,
800 reams WRAPPING PAPER, and everything ens It@-d
In quantities. -
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HOUSE FrRYIsmYG GOoDS.
WATKINS 4 FICkLpy'S

- PLANTATION GOODS
ments HIrH1gTO USEQuAILFD Wv '-laa
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DIR. WISTARS BiLSAM OF WILD CBERRy,

VIRGINIA TESTIMONY
Certificate from Mr. Norbone Norton Of the Examiner Office
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Il GENERALLY.-J. w. RANDOLPH, Boosselsr hellg''
offers for sale 81 600 pages OF Standard Music and reee'
larry, every week, all The popular pieces 4.,.
tB Preceptors' Books OF Vocal and Instrumental Lhs
Primers Church Music. &C. 49,,
J. W r. has Just published Everetts New Thesauru Nas
which the best book Cholrs and Singing Glasses; a.
Also, ENeretts Elements OF Vocal Music zoe, sent BY nl
paid nh9
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A BOOK which Should be in the Hands Of Every
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HINTS ON NURSING;
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a strangely interesting bringing to mind as does the
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quickened BY kindly heart apparent In the hints and dec.
scattered throughout the volume and think
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Melodus change the signs and groans Of pan
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The spell Of Nightingale's sweet Nursing Notes"
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Now READrt
No 1.
THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT.
IL contains the famous Speech Of Mr. SEWARD Rochester In
which he pointed Of the Inepessibe Conct the
,onedpg that Negro Slavery not UNJUST Mf OConors
recsn certain New on the same
s and brief collection Of the opinions OF eminent men with
resardto Slavery ~,
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNION.
,~s In which the fact Is demonstrated that the psunon Move
ent begun thirty years ago oy mI Cenoun hss o. lass 90
aimed the all the influential leaders OF the
ed party This proved by quotations FROM their
array OF testimony which cannot be disputed.
No.
THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS UNDER THE WAN
Senate Feb. 29, 1860.
NATIONAL POLITICS.
Speech Abraham Lincoln Of Illinois, delivered at the Cooper
institute.
LAND FOR THE LANDLESS. The Hon Gansha a.
Crows Speecin the House Feb 49, lo0in exposition and
sdvocscy publican policy Of granting the Public Lands
in limited Actual Settlers for the bare cost oi survey
and sale.
We are now able 10 supply orders for
HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH
The d.v thew are received Poe rs cents each either for
nse copy by the quantity sent By mall eight cents eaen
In addition IL required to prepay postage.
THE KANSAS NARRATIVE. By John Doy Of fLswreDce.
Price rs sscb, postage prepaid IL sent ~ express @lo
per 100.
Stewards late Speech the Admission Of ksnss IN The I
Proc3 cent 81 so lO 10 per iV Dy
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Stewards late Speech the Admission OF kAns In The HF
Poea cent 81 50 per 1907 tl5 per LOCO
mall cent each In addition must be sent 70 prepay postage
HORACE GREELEY 4 Cor
Tribune BIidings, New.Y orr