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Nevada national., 1860-02-04

ANOTHER YoLcASo.-The s. +. Alta pub
fishes rumor to the effect that volcanic
eruption occurred several weeks ago. on the
side OF Anderson mountain in the southern
part Of Sonoma county. According to the
statement of a stage driver who saw the
opening ofthe volcano, the fiery mountain
vomited forth rocks ten feet in diameter.
which rolled down the side of the mountain
hot for three days. The Alta suggests that
the great noise beard throughout Maps
county soinc weeks ago, which has not been
accounted for, was caused by this eruption.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04
DEATH OF PnrxrrR-Tbe Butte Recort

DEATH OF PRINrER-The Butte Record
comes to us ibi' week, dressed in mourning
on account OF the death OF John DeMott,
Ca % 'he proprietors of that paper. Mr.
DeNoti aa- among the early com-rs TO
California. aud "a, very generally known
and al" 'ys hvorably aHong the fraternity
Of this State. On, first acquaintance with
him. dates from 1850 when we worked by
his side in the old - Placer Times" Office. in
Sacramento. Since then, though we have
seen him but seldom we have heard most
frequent and honorable mention OF bis name.
Peace TO bis ashes.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04
THE NEVADA NATIONAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A MAssAcnrl

hDRklBbbiNDlAN MASS ACRE
a correspondent Of the Alta furui,he.
that paper with some OF The details. OF VIII a
il correctly reported. may b. considered
the most brutal and bloodthirsiy massacre
which ever occurred on his conlin ent since
1t became peopled by Europeans.
The outrage was committed by n party of
" Ran GERS ss they style themselves. near
Rol'e's Ranch. on Pitt River. The Indians
had been working on the ranch. ami were en-
camped about three hundred yards from the
house. Tbgattsking party surrounded the
comp during the night aud the attack was
made ahoni t.y i1hi.
Tn" pafiy -u-hsd anon the Indians. blo "
ing out iheir hrt'ns nd splitting open their
skulls with tomihlwk,. Ltilr children. in
baskets. and e,rt h,be.. had ih-.r iii. heads
smashed to pircf- or cut open Moihrfs ana
infants shared the common fate Tn,
screams and cri,- OF the victims we've FRIGHT
ful to hear, but 40 applications could avail
to avert the dsvilish butchery Can it he
that this horrible scene occcred in Christian
California. Humanity sickens at the thought
Many of the lugtives were chased and shot
as they ran. The children. scarcely able To
run. todd'ed toward the squsws for protec.
tion. crying will lfight. but were overtskeu
and slaughtered like wiid animals. and
thrown into pile. The ground was covered
with blood. and the brushwood shanties OF
which there wepe fifty or sixty. were filled
with the dead lpdies. Old decrepid sqnaws
young girls and infants. none were spared
Guns knives AMI haiobets were used. but the
favorite mr lhol appears TO have been STAY
ing in the head with tnmahawks. The blush
ofdawn shone upon this fearful spectacle,
aud still the massacre went on
When the Slaughter was over. and more
than sixty squaws and children. and ten In,
dian men. ver" found dead on the field.
The murderers then returned to Rolls house
and remained there week within few
hundred yards OF the charne house. upon
which the corpses were allowed to tester and
rot in the blaze Of day,l
Ah.r the last squaw and child had been
killed TIE hFnshwood huts were set on fire
and the bodies burnt. The smell of burn
ing flesh. the cracking of the flames. aud the
black smoke soaring up. was the closing
scene Of this tragedy. OF which we cannot re-.
call any parallel in cur country's annals {. !!
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

er- Chief Engineer Newell, Z. S. Navy
denies the statement published by the 'Bulle.
tin concerning the U. S. steamer Saginaw.
says in letter to the Herald that the
cruel false and malicious article published in
the Bulletin has been read by the officers OF
Saginaw with feeling of deep indignation
and disgust. 1t is matter OF regret tha /
anyCsliornan should be guilty of so snieid-
al an act against the interests of his adopted
State.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

The WAY HE Din IT.-A Republican who
owns lead mine at Shnllsburg, Wis. was
a candidate for the Legislature. On cleo
tion day be hired SO Democrats to work in
is mine after be hsd got them all l30 feet
below the surface. the ladder wrs drawn up
TO have some new rounds put in il, aud be
neglected to return it till the polls were
closed which resulted in his election by 81
majority.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

ALrlrupE or MouNTAIx Plssss.-' s. II.
B. whose communication to the Marysville
Express on the attitude or mountain passes,
was pronounced by the Sacramento Unios
to lie worse than trash. replies through tho
latter paper aud produces the docun .nisry
evidence showing bis statements to be sub
stantially correct We presume it will not
hereafter he disputed that the Henncss pass
is near 1000 feet lower than that near Plac-
rrville.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04
rsr- The populn,ion of the Russian En-

irs- The population of the Russian Em-
pire il estimated at s'xiy-millions, double
that Of France or the United States. OF
these, one million are mobiles. twelve millions
are eomtnoaers and forty-eigbt millions are
serf-. According to the late laws in regard
to the emancipation OF serfs. these forty
eight million will in fifteen years be free.
Should the present enlightened policy which
seems TO influence the Russian Govsrnmsn,
continue to control her councils. It is i'm
possible to estimate the advance in the arts
and manufactures the next quarter of a cen
tury will chronicle.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

A GRAND HuNBuG The story published
about a week ago, in regard TO the attemp-
ted stage robbery near San Andreas, is be-
lieved tn have been u humbug affair from
beginning 20 end. It has been suggested
that one object these men had in view. was
to induce the Legislature to pass the State
police bill. or course. ifa State polica
was organized. such noted .hief-catchers
would never he left out Of the programme.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

SPIRITUAL TAXATION are being
taken. in the legislature to compel SPIRITUAL
list. to pay a special tax for their exhibitions.
Said tax to 20 to the benefit Of the Insane
Asylum.
There is another class of spirituaisis. to
whom il would not be amiss, by aud by, |"
call the attention of our solons those VII
deal in ardenf-spirits. They too are send
ing their tull quota of unioriunaies to ih
Insane Asylum. and oftener to the grave
Why not put special tax or them also, foi
The benefit of the Institution which they ar
helping to people
Nevada national., 1860-02-04
LIBRARY solIErY LECTURES.

The Committee recently appointed by the
Grass Valley Library Society to procure
the delivery Of a course Of Lectures before
that Association. have secured the services
Of the following gentlemen, who will speak
upon the subjects and at the times noted b'-
low. These lectures will be delivered 10 the
Congregational Church. and will be free 10
all.
Dir. E. A. ToNrkINs. February l7--''Phy-
siognomy."
DIR WV. RANDALL. March End" Life"
REy. Mr.. DEAL, March 18th" Heroes"
RKv. Mr.. PArrES, March 3o,h--.'Just Ru-
lers"
A DELASo, ESQ.,, April l3.h-"Caiifor-
ni'-its Capabilities"
A. b. DIBBi.E. Esq April 27th-'Dea,h.'
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

BURIED ALlvg.-ln Albion. Michigan, a
man by the name OF George Sawyer. died as
as was supposed. ia spasm. some time last
Spriug. He was buried alive. Not long
since some OF his friends wishing 10 remove
his body, disnterred him. They found lin
lying on his face. his hand in his hair. will
great handiuls turn out, aud his grave clothes
all torn to pieces.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

5"r- The gentle residents Of Mormondom
Object to the establishment of that te- ritory
into State for the present, for the reasaon
that they hore, in very short time accord
ing to the present proporlonats incrpse o
the two classes OF residents. TO be able TO
vote down the followers of Brigham Young,
and come into the Union as community OF
white men
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

SOMETHING ron TEMPERANCE FoLKs.-ws
fad it anihnritatively stated in the Ohio
Cul,iva,ur that James Reynolds. Of Ripley.
in that State. has discovered the means Of
preventing fermentation in wine, aud has
bottled this season fouI teen hundred gallons
of such wine. The account says Of it.: IL
is cleHI. b-sutilul. rich and delicious. free
from any intoxicatiog principle, aud far sur.
passes IN flavor all Intoxicating wines"
Nevada national., 1860-02-04
ns- The total amount Of gold Skinned

Es- The total amount Of gold shipped
from California for the year 1859, amounts
10 SAL .z2G.994. Ofcourse, that which passed
out OF the country in private hands. is not
recorded. A writer in the Merchant Mag
azine has proved pretty conclusively lhai
the amount of gold carried away by every
Steamer, is fully double that which appear.
on the steamers manifest.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

IRELAND was an inhabited country at the
earliest period Of recorded history Il was
well known TO the Greeks Of the time OF Aris
totle aud is correctly d scribed in the Ro-
man Biographies. The tradition is that it
was conquered by the Spanish adventures
about 1000 BIC; aud that a line OF III king.
descended from the invading prince. The
Greek name OF Ireland was Irene.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04
rs- There wa. SSH aI7 in the Stat

re- There was sslI.sI7 in the Stat
Treasury at the close OF business on Satur-
day last. No better use could be made o.
about $4,000 Of this money than by com
mencing the erection of State Capital at
Sacramento. The agitation OF the Removal
Question will never cease until such struc-
ture, and one worthy of the State shall ha'
been erected at the public cost.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

Nsw RACE OF CsrrLx.-A distinguished
cattle trader of France la. succeeded, after
twenty years Of trial in producing new
race Of the bovine species, without horns.
and possessing other very marked and dis-
iinctive features. with a delicacy Of flesh
quite superior.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

NoruNG NEw-The "shskes" with which
the Bay City appears to he so much afflicted
is nothing new. as appears from the Official
archives Of California under Mexican rule.
In the year 1908. eighteen distinct earth
quake shocks were felt during the 26 days
between the 2lst Of June and the l7th Of
July.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

rss- II is cronicled a. a very remarks-
HE occurrence that a lady in New York,
trought up asa PRESBYTERIAN, h. made
public profession Of the Jewish faith. aud
been received into the Isra.litish fold.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

CHURCH BuaNISG.-During the last year
no less than dozen Church pdifices have
been burnt down in Massachusetts. most Of
which are known to have besp the work OF
incendiaries. What il the trouble with the
morals Of the Old Bay State.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

rs- 1t is thought that th health OF Sen
itor Douglass is permanently impaired. He
proposes to visit Florida soon. by advice Of
his physicians. At present. he is unable to
endure the fatigue OF travel
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

Ae-A bronze statue of Commodore Perry
is TO he placed on the grounds Of the New
York Central Park. II is donated by his
Son-n law. Mr. Balmont.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

~ The English and Russian languages
have recently heen introduced as part OF
the regular programme OF instruction In the
military schools of Japan.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

eFThe State Agricultural Society after
warm discussion has decided TO hold its
next annaul fair at Sacramento. II Is to be
hoped Sacramento may he fixed upon per-.
maneily as the place for the annual Agrl.
culural gathering. II is the most proper
and convenient locality
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

G,rritt Smith has recovered from bis Ia
sni,y so far as to return to bis home in Peter
lborough. lie will shortly leave fds Hro<p.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

es- The family Of D. Harvey Hunt were
among the Nevada arrivals rom the East
on he Sonora ofla week.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

lrac- The Board Of Supervisors meet for
the regular transaction Of bgsiuss IS on Mcn-
day next.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

Horace GREELKY has published his letters
IN the journey to California and backiH
nook form.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

NEVER You MixD THAr.-An Ohio Rep,
paper predicts that the Charleston nominee
will be called but not chosen.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-We are Indebted 10
Mr.. Spencer Tor Atlantic papers by the
Sonora.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

jse-I, is SD that the merchants and cap
italists q e gland own about nine hundred
ocean steamers
Nevada national., 1860-02-04
Nevada Advertisements.
COUNTY SURveYoR'S OFFICE.
COTkr lInraE. NEVADA.

JOHN l.. GAMBLE. 80. usrROM,
County surveyor Deputy.
A IL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against an
- ploving other Surveyors than such as may be
deputized from this ofice.
Erirdct from ~ Ld,rs Qf California.
Guar. 20. See 3 No snrvey or rc'snrsey hereaf
ter made by ant person except the County surveyor
or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in
any Court within this state. JOHN l.. GAMBLE
2.tf County Surveyor
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

es- There will be partial eclipse of the
moon on Monday evening next, eommene-
ing at ! minutes past eight.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04
@-A team

re- A teamster was robbed of about $40
near the Kentucky house. on Tuesday even
ing OF last week. The robbers were four in
number.
Nevada national., 1860-02-04

Efs- Several daring attemps at incendi-
si'm have recehtly been made at Nevada.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18

RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIN EMS,
DAMASKs, DIAPERS &c.
ONSCMERs OF Richardson's lnens those DESTROYS OF
" tanning the Genuine Goods, should that the they
purchase sealed with the full Of the firm RICHARDSON
Sons OWDEN guarantee Of the soundness durability
Of the goods.
This caution rendered essentially necessary large quantities
Of inferior and defective Linens prepared after
and sealed with the Of RICHARDSON by Irish ouse who
regardless Of the injury tps inflicted alike the American
the Of the genuine Goods readily
business profitable while purchasers imposed
on with Goods OF a worthless character.
J. BULL0CKE co
se6-d1y Agents Sc Church Street, New York
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pease
A. VAN HAAGAN
EING practical soapmaker and having for the lat twelve
ID years different me experimental and ted this
particular Soap in various ways offers to the public as
Soap which will save Time, Labor and Money. We are
willing should upon merits All We ask is to give Il
fair trial. and according directions Oound on each
box II 1t does give full satisfaction the money will be
funded.
Among advantages other washing Soaps The fol-
lowing may be named: .
l. Clothes need boiling and very little rubbing, (most ar-
cles money
2 One pound will far for any three pounds Of COM
rosn soap, two pounis best family soap. ,
g. requires less than half the time and labor to do the washing
Of family that requires with the best family soap, and
ran,ed not to njure the fabric
cleaning paints removing grease tar and printers
ink It unsurpassed Macnlsts printers and painters WIN ma
invaluable article for washing hands, as does not chap out
greatly sofens the skin
The superiority the used and the Soap not con
tIaH0dRy ofdd'ies mild than any other known
Washing Soap and undoubtedly the best adapted for white ana
coored clothing well cambrc and ace and Is WARRAN
TED NOT TO ROT THE CLOTHES
For sale by SPOTS HARVEY CO.,
No. 20 Pearl Street,
oc12 Sole Agents for Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18
GREAT SOUTHViEsTERN MAIL LINE.
- .S.,.;s; 3ss;Ss,;=;.

~ - - INV HhhA
- - ". Il: s ~. sssxs=sEs
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
and after Monday January 3D. 1860 the Passen-
" ger trains, on this road, will run follows:
Leave Richmond daily at o'clock A. NJ for Lynchburg
Bristol Knoxville, Dalton Chattanooga Nashville Memphis At
lanta, Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans.
RETURNING,
Leave Danvle atlg NJ, and Junction, at 315 and
rive In Richmond at els p. NJ
Through from Richmond Memphis In days
hours.
~ The above trains todys with the South
dtrans TO and from the Southwest Junction
with the Virginia Central r. T. Potomac Railroad trains
from the North, at Richmond
Through Tickets sold and Baggage checked through the
points; also TO the Virginia Springs
through 1et and further information apply the Ticket
ONCE OF the Richmond Danvie Railroad Company Richmond
DEFY ALEX. WORRAlL, Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18
RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND a YORK RIVE

r ALL ROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, December 2sth r.. n.
" 1859, the regular - ~
PASSENGER TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily except sundays) on A. NJ
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN :"
VIII leave White House Tuesdays and Saturdays ats NJ
Fl" Richmond I"
Passengers for Norfolk and River Landing Richmond Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at 81 A. NJ connecting
Steamer Curtis Peck, Capt. Thos. NJ. Southgate
Returning the Curtis Peck leaves Norfolk Mondaya
and Fridays at ~ NJ. Fare to Norfolk River Landings
Passengers breakfast and dine both ways
Passengers King Queen H. Urbanna Northern Neck
and baltimore leave Richmond Tuesdays Fridays at 81
Passengers for King William O. H.. Walkeron leave Rich
mond Mondays and Thursdays at 6k A VI.
Returning leave Walkerton same days, at2H PM
Through freight forwarded either way daily.
Way freight forwarded ether way Tuesdays Saturdays
dele THOS 4 SHARP STUNT
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follows To Knoxville cts; Nashville 81 IS;
oumba 81 p to Atlanta Ga 81 - Macon Ga 81 SO f;
70 Mongom ny Ala u 90 81 Louis via Memphis, 81 az
Voksburg, Natche= and New Orleans, 81 81.
GW To Dalton and all points Fast and South Of H. these
will 90 Into effect But Chattanooga and West OF It, 10
cents per 100 lbs additional will be charged until the completion
Of the Cleveland branch the Eas Tennessee Georgia Rail-
road.
For classification Of articles and further information hand
bills apply the office Of the Richmond and Dany Railroad
Company, Richmond q CAMPBELL, supt
Richmond, April 22d, 1859 gp23-df
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18

InN Bios OId Rye N6I5IIes--
HUI FIRST class brands
Is Half Pipes Ca-nac Brandles,
81 Quarter and English Pipes do
g do Casks Port,
25 do Pale and Brown sherrss,
% do OH Madeira,
do White Port very superior,
Malaga, Clret, Hook, and Bordeaux Wres,
u Baskets Champagne,
$40 Boxes Lyuchburg Manufactured Tobacco
On commission for sale by
MITCHELL A FERGUSON,
nh 70 No. l6 Pearl street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18

WE have received Pan Importation OF Champagne
w comprising grades, from good TO very superior Persons
who wish sound reliable wine for evening parties, very
superior dinner company would find wines suitable for each
occasion. nnl6-SR BLAIR 4 CIIAMBERLAYNE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18
IRON. IRON.

nIRECT IMPORTATION-250 English Refined Iron, In
~ and receivingper ship Erie direct from Liverpool
bracng full assortment Of Bagna Shaing and Rounds from
~ inches; Square from 81 inches Flats from l4XlStO
6xl and l2ll inches 0vals from to inch Iaf0vas, from
TO inch Half Rounds from to inch Horse Shoe from = to
lXk lIches Norway Railroads Hoops Band and Sheet lron
Also 50 swedes ron assorted sizes tons English American
and German Steel fol- sale by
de2-2mdkc EDWIN W0RTHAM co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

II TIC, ElIIC aMU WdTIIlC HHStfTdHCt'
IHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly S25O,O0O, is prepared to issue policies
the above descriptions OF risks on as reasonable terms as any
similar institution State and respectfully ask share OF the
patronage Of the public Applications will be received at the Of
hce No l56 Of Main and h Streets
where the officers will cheery give Information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chas 7 wortham John II. Claiborne,
VIM c. Tompkins, Robert N. Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex. Garrett, Geo n. Gwathmey,
John I. Sublett, Frs. J. Barns
DAVID CURRIE Presr.
pnnun 4 Qnntu. nOE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18
VAN EEAAGAN 81 1HckEONE'S
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP,

Warranted 10 girs perfect lcoH tie money 'oH be "a
Dlnded and our AgentS hereby authorized 10
make good any failure gHdt our eS-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18
DIRECTORS.
TAR r A n rs
EFFERVESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.

L a * IL A n L -
EFFERVESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
This valuable and popular Medicine prepared in conformity with
ana SIS Of tn the celebrated setzrr Syringe Ia
universally received the most Favorable recommenda
tons Of the Medical profession and Discerning
Public, As tie
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperient
use and being entitled special preference the Mineral
Spring waters Sitz Powders and other similar articles both
from It's compactness and greater efficacy. 1t be used with
the best effect in all
BILIOUS AND gfnRMF DISEASES SICK MEApAcIE Loss
PLANTS. PECULIARLY INCIDENT TO THE
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted -e Of Travellers by and
Land, Residents In not Climates Persons edenary Habits,
Invalds and Conya,scenfs; Captains Of Vessels and
Planters will find It a valuable addition 10 their
Medicine Cheats.
with those who have used it, has high favor and deemed lndIs
TORPID STATE OF THE LIvER-I renders great service
IN GOUT AND RIEUMATsM-It gives the satisfaction
aayng AL ndammatoy symptoms and in many eneeuay
IT'S SUCCESS IN CASES or GRAVEL INDIGESTION HEART
BURN AND COsTIlENkS-Proyes It 10 he Medicine OF the
ACiDITY OF THE STOMACH AND TIKI DISTRESSING SICK
MSS so USUAL DURING speedily and With
marked success under les healthfu influence.
II AFFORDS THE GREATEST RELIEF TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH Or SUBJECT TO TllE PLEsACTING gently the bow
els neutraIng all Irritating secreons, and thereby removing all
ln1amn atory tendencies
IN FACT IT f. INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE GEN
TILE APERIENT or PURGATNE Is REQUIRED.
II Is In the Powder carefully put up bottles 70 keep
in climate and merely requires water poured upon to pro-
duce delightful ,1rryesc,nt beverage.
Taken In the morning. eeres with the avocateu ofihe
day acting gently the system restoring the digestive
exciting healthy and vigorous tone Of the stomach and creating
elasticity o. mind and doS Of spirits which give zest % every
enjoyment also enables The invalid 90 enjoy many Injuries
with mpunity from which he must otherwise be debaued and
without which lie Is irksome and distressing
testimonials from professional and other gentlemen Of
highest standing throughout r country and s steadily in
creasng popularity for series OF years strongly guarantee Its
efficacy valuable character and commend 10 the favorable
notice O a Intelligent public.
Prepared aaj Sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT Co, Druggists,
ielG-ly No. 277 Greenwich St. cor Of Warren \. Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18

C,NRPErJNG.-Iu received a fresh supply Of those fine
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, st 81 per yard These
W oh other @ supplies make complete assortment which, all
ID. ,,.,t off .I. ,g.i..t s .,.rlrr. WM. AWALTERS,
SO 50 Clr.lZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18

nILS.-A full supply Inseed saar, Lard Sperm
" real Oils always hand and sale the reasonable
terms by DOW 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18

CHAMPAIGN ES.-Ius received fresh lot Of Champagne,
~ OF the 1851 vintage These Wines superior to
received before Of the excency OF that years crop
For sale by OSCAR CRAM,
No. Exchange Block.