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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-24

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a. FO3 .AtE.-Tvo seq esd light one
~ horss DRAYS;tw sscoad- Aaad w XGONS:
G1GAOas new one hOrae CART. 49,, shroe
Riding and Harness HORSES. aad psiS"f Match
u ul.ES. Terms scc0mmodating,. TAsS can b
ssen At my shop and stables. on Docks between
18th and NH streets. - IT,
nh k-lmS EOMONN 0Oo2IkUX.
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EXECUTOR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
T. IN MANCHESTER Tho unders,s ned. exec

IL IN MANCHESIEh--t Nc unuofSis ncu cXec-
utor Of Nancy CLARx Mayo, deceased. under the
proyisio Of the will Of the tessstrix VII SCI e.
DAY, the an April. Leo At O'Clock M..lH
fairs if not the next tar dag part q tie real
estate OF which the tss,ntylx died selxe4. VIZ: A
10, on the north side of Holl o, Main street. the
store. fronting rs feet. running back on Burrows
street los feet, tosether VITA an old framed build
Ing thereon. now occup' ed BY Benz. Moore This
property il in The central, business part Of the
town. and is very dss,rabl, located.
TYRMs .-One fourth cash; balance ct g. II and Is
months. for bonds hearing interest, sscpssd by
purchasers. C. G.. NcRAE.
Executor of NAxcy CLAIMS MAYO, deed.
Sale By 6ODplN 4 ArpxR snN. Aucts F(mh b
FL :-lmme.,atel} AFTER the i0regoinx salo, wii,
he sol . NEST heaat'iul LOT ~ tho corner az De-
cstaf ana jones streets. frentins Ia fses on the
N"rth SIDE 81 the Gosmsr. and Iuaning heck On tho
East SIDE al the latter stTest I31 feat Il via b
sold ~ the risk aud costs Of thu former ppschAaer,
who has failed t. cou,pls With the terms of sale
IEfnss -One- f.urth cash; balance At = srd y
months, Tor nag0tisbss uotrx, haArnx intaTest and
TUE retained till sli the purchsss ,opsy 10 pad.
The tsxes for 1850 to b paid b the Pufeha:er.
NH Il - b A., AuctD.
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~ AND FANCY GOODS-Win 30 soad q s1s.
tor q &, ny stors. ccmmepsns a O'clock. THIS
night, large assortment Of Inc 9 old and Silver
Watches, fine JewslrI, R,scelets. fancy Hoxsa,
ware, MerIno Shir.s. Drawers. Table CIoths Co.,
smeres. Bed-Spreads, Cigars. and Fancy Goods.
80 ALEX. MOTT. AuCk.
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Thomas W. keesee, Auee.
Office corner of 18th and Carr ateoots. /

II fOfkce corner Of 18th and Cary asssstsl
1NFOR SALE AT A UCrION.-Wii 8 cold,
0->-AOn SATURDAY mornilG. 3lth inst, oOm-
mencir a. 10 O'CLOCK; at the Horse AuctiHA Lot.
HORSES, N CLES, 10. Also, one STREET WA
NH g fHos. W. KEEsEE, Anc.'r.
-. BY Richard Cauthern, Aact.
7NRUSTEES' SALE OF HORSE AND
WAGON.--As trustees in aeed flom John F
Barnes 70 us. We shall. on 9ATCHDAY. the 3ath
day Of March, 1860. at the Horse Lot, On Council
Chamber HILL, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder. HORSE and WAGON.
THsNs--Cash.
F.. NANCE, AusOss
n. CArrHORN. Auct. nh n
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VaMwlNsA AAAebAeN.
~ IN take p3oaeNee ~ lA0A4naelna to ny
SyI& t1ltiss3s sa1 ~. peelie. lhaA Aave Ia
W. ken AZ ss3eS.!,4efSI 6y9es,y kSsva
i6aSS ~ = =. :a SI ~ '; ::
$40. 9: s'.ass sss''c sAass ANY ONT.
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= }hoao! 10 announce "a her cnstoMe G.
: and the ladies OF kicAMynd 9?asrAl = J
-. that she has just returned lsom New yNg. vita
AN elegant assnstmeat VI NlsW An9 fASHtONA-
III YYi NJ a.ss,ss ~ II. spRrxa GOODS viii
n. ~ M1DANffA az M Bs; s. ~ :s:;
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BY J.. u. D1RGes, Auct'P.
WILL BE SOLD, evs.y night this week, Of
W suction room IS. Main street commononE q
7c'clcck; Large invoice ef 9ne Gnl4, silver. And
Gu Az! end End VEST cH sAnSlL sd;ss. CAAfA
TORS, 80. Also, q lot of FANCY GOODS. o.
CARS, CUTLERY, TO. Il .s-s-I
without reserve. J. H DfG0ES. Auot.
ID. F. bOOfH, Salesman. NStS
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I AKGV SHDE Vt tVH III a. nj EI
DAY. the 27th INST, commencing AT IL O clock, We
will sell at our Wharf and War" house. at Rock
etts, the cargo OF the brig lsadora, from Porto
Rico. with
-, h hih.as-{ prime and choice quality SUGARS.
80 hhds choice quality MOLASSES.
Will te added TO the sale, ~
rs hhds. prime amt choice quality N. y. SU-
GAR
80 hhds Muscovado MOLASSES.
TERMS Under SlOO, cash; over ) l00, n onths
credit for approved ne sntlab e paper.
IA Sale withnuI re. ard 10 weather.
NH 23 DUNLOP, MUNCURE CO., Auct's
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9TH SITS: AT AUCTION, ON THE PREM
E q Ei; T The house is a convenien, dwsihns
for small family, havIns or S rooms. besides
wing suitable for a grocery or mechanic's shop
with another of 30 feet adjoining, ito he sold at the
same time. will furnish to the dw cling rich gar
den spot, produce tot for cows and s.:ai dairy.
The house has now good ten ant, tut posse ssiOn
may be had soon. If desired.
TsRMe.-OEe- fourth cash balance at 1, and IL
months, for neg otiabe notes, with In, crest
NH 20 GOODIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18
Tn Nntionnl opposItIon.

The Baltimore nominations are now week old, aud
W may say with the Norfolk Hra'i Chat We have vet to
hear Of any objection 10 ei,l, Of The candidates on the
score Of tle fitness for the high cces to which they
have been dominated. Even those journals which are
not In sympathy with the organization generally
unite a bostoeag upon them the high commentators
lilh they richly merit and these Of them which do
not al east treat them with respect Bat while this Is
te case as regards the candidates, Il leading RepubH
en- Journals scout ihe itea Of rarity with platform
rat has not got the nigl mounted on IT, I,wi never
70 ignore" the "ngger they say, Tor he, like the
ID ,.a Of The Ephesans gives US our cad helps Us to
D. and eoIole, and thin rig tie smpl' minded and
b .o,ted AboEtons Prcm1es our p ieai aims and IN
rs,ts. and i ,ths ladder Of our ami. which We
,,e % mount to the high places Of TIE Government
.,ng that uitbOut him could never accomplish '0a'
an q Therefore, great Is The niger IA'rs 50" y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18
Anmnn..t OpinInn.

We find the following in the Albany Georgia. Patriot
one of the most consistent aud able Democratic papers
ia chat State.
"P,NrEEIsa- PoLrlCAL CorErrroy-DoUcLAs-T
CHAErE-roN CONTENTION For some time past we have
observed with modification that portion of the d.
cratic party have been tainted with the idea that in the
event OF the nomination OF Judge Douglas as candidate
tor President OF the United States they would Weld their
opinions and for him. We regard these assertions
as ungenerous and have tendency TO reflect upon the
political honesty of portion OF the Democratic party
So far as we are concerned, desire to be emphatic
aud express ourselves in few words. Then we repeat
what we have already sad that in the event of the
nation Of Douglas rH not support him not even if
he was placed upon platform broad and solid that
the combined force OF earthquake could shake IT,
II this language is plain and strong enough then
give the Opposition tree passport 10 ttunt their
viii aud pleasure. We make these remarks with due
repec. 90 che opinions of those who NAV feel disposed
TO be cowhded into the support of Stephen Arnold
Douglas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18


Tie Coyode Investigating Committee at Washington
a.a sin hard at work, and almost every day impor-
tlur revelations are made On Thursday last Mr. Wen
dell was ca lsd upon 20 show how the $4,000 or s41-
U.U which be- said bad been expended n carving the
Fagi.b bH through che House, had been applied. His
books we're compared with those Of the Bank of the Ne
tropos. which was represented by Mr.. Stuart s book
keeper He proved that the money had been ds,ribu-
t.j through Mr. Bean Of Ohio. clerk in Mr. Aliens Of
nee u the a,t Congress AND Alexander h. Hayo Penn
sy.yauis. Mt Hs, received the largest sum for di',H
b4.ior aud Che money was appropriated exclusively to
carry the 5.. through the House Mr. Wendell did no,
DENY tbat $4,000 or $4,000 had been authorized for
single vote and admitted chat these payments made
En- expectation of being rcuuuered through Government
patronage, by which be bad previously proh-ei to
large extent he testified having had many converse
tols With he President during the progress Of the Eng
IIsh b.I and iu reference 90 chat subject
Men 1 high places we're bought with money for that
purpose Thir. thousand dollars sc least were used by
ths great agent In the pschse and sale Of under
tt. administration directly to influence few men; and
while Wendell Thought three votes would De enough the
President Insisted Obtaining five. For this reason,
undoubtedly. the sum used was larger than the immei-
ATE purchaser thought Sarv indeed the chief Exec
u.ve proved himself the more liberal handler of the mon
ev received from fat public contracts than any other
lllu.
THIS investigating committed, as The Philadelphia
American remarks is doing the country service great
o. au could have been expected much as &c makes our
ears trr.e with shame Co G1d Ae pa5., service so
thoroughly reryadeI 10y eorrampton. The whole man
sremeut Of great questions ty tbis Administration has
been derlceiu beyond SD parallel not only for the in-
tass wrong Of those measures themselves blt 10 the
l..e-'y uerrn, pied and dishou0rabe means by which
they have been pressed. To exert partisan influence
aud To- De urgent ia advocacy Of measures resolved on
br any Administration, .s reasonable, perhaps, or at
I. Is 90 be expected but 90 buy the wanting half dozen
votes ou.rsb, With money, IS au event not recorded
ir our history previous % che Buchanan shame. Be
sIe these revelations the hypocriueal souciude OF
that luelouary To- regard TO the Of moaey 10 ee,-
ton, becomes shade TOO loathsome even to recall TO
mind
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18
RATIFICATION MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM.


To tie Editor Of the Richmond Wig:
Getting OF the citizens of Buckingham county, was
held in the Court House, on Monday, May l4th 1860
Tor the purpose Of raying the choice Of the National
Union Convention in its nomination of John Bel,
Tennes. eef and Edward Everett of Massachusetts, 70
President and Vice President of the United STATES.
On ton OF Chas. A Christian Col. era 1dsC Nose
ley called to the Chair, and JOS H. Irving appointed
Secre airy.
The Chairman then arose, ard in few pertinent
marks stated the object of the meeting.
Col. David J. Woodfn then addressed the meeting,
who after briefly relating the general proceedings Of the
Convention, eNpaated large upon the splendid array
of talent together with the ne personal appearance of
body there assembled concluding with an appropri-
euogy the unity OF purpose srkingy manifest
through he whole Of their proceedings He
followed by Col Thomas NJ. Bondurant who made few
remarks expressive OF his contempt for platforms and in
conclusion declared that he desired better platform
than the names OF Bell and Everett.
The following resolutions then adopted:
Resorei That do cordially approve of and endorse
the nomination made by the National Union Convention
held in Baltimore OF John Bell OF Tenn for President
aud Edward Everett Of Mass, for Vice President and
do pledge every effort to their election to the
Offices for Whch they nominated
ResoirCd That Col Thomas ~ Bondurant Charlie l.
Christian, Alexander Moseley, Col w. W. Forbes, Rob
K Irving, Dr. G. +. Davidson, Col Grandson Moseey
samuel NJ. PattesOn and Col d. j. Woodfn be, and
hereby appointed Central Committee for this county
with power appoint Subcommittee in each district Of
the county,
Resoired That the proceedings be published in the
Opposition journals OF the State.
On motion of Charles l.. Christian, the meeting then
adjourned.
GRANDSON HOSELEY, Chairman.
Jos X IRVING Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18
R.ccnt PUBLICATIONS.


M,rcuELLs NEW INTERMEDIATE GEoGRArHY. F. H.
Butler a Co. Philadelphia. For sale in Richmond
by West Johnston
The object of th publication is to present system Of
modern geography neither learned for pupils who
have already mastered the rudiments, too juvenile
Cor higher classes Il is a combination Of atlas and ge
osrapby being Illustrated by ,wentythree excellent cop
psrpll,e maps This work deserves an extended notice
but We are sure that will soon be adopted everywhere
for the use OF schools and academies.
We have also received from Messrs. West 4 johnson
copy Of the new edition Of First Lessons in Gcoera-
ply for Dung Children, by S A. Mitchel-same pub
Usher This is an Indispensable book for primary choos
CooDnrcu's Plc1oEl, History or rHE UNITED STATES
f. n Builder. Philadelphia. For sale in Richmond
by West Johnston.
This is new edition, with numerous improvements of
standard school book originally published about fifteen
wears ago The additions which have been made com
pe,e the b orca o..ae 90 the present time. To rem
der the book still mo-e valuable the Declaration of In
dependence Articles Of Confederation and the Consr-
zion of the United States have been appended.
early MEruorrsv, UJtl1, the Eo,uas Of me Old
Grrssrs Conference bv George Peck. D. D. CARL
ton a Porter New York For sale in Richmond by
Geo. l.. Bitgood
In this book we.have graphic sketches orezctng and
impressive scenes prominent actors, etc. during the fist
forty wears l7sS TO lS2S Of Mehodism, in Northern
PENNSYLVANIA, Central aud Western New \ ork and c.
utda I Will be read with peculiar interest by profess
sors of Wesleyan Evangelism
Ll5HI is rur VsLIvl, or the Life AMI Latter, Of Hrs.
Erm1i E1-tHq. Carlton a Porter, New York
For sale ia Richmond by Geo L. Bidgood.
This brief memoir Of a venerable and pious pilgrim is
designed for the edi6caton of aged Chris
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18
nrmocrntic Economr.

The Democracy are great on ecouomy-Over the left.
We see it stated in exchange that the national debt
is nov S55 100000. When Mr.. Buchanan went into
office there was S24o10ool in the Treasury. He has,
therefore, expended SS900OO0o beyond the ordinary
ceiDts Of the government ia Little three years
large proportion of this has been expended in sus-
tanning rotten newspapers, aud in buying mp mercenary
members Of Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18

no party, ,iRO, PLATFORM and no platform ''thoUt
pqgsr is in so many words the reasoning OF the three
abcst Republican journals in New ork the tribune
the Times, and the Courier ~ Enquirer, when the con
tend that whatever exccences there may DC IN the Con
stuton they an Of no consideration while the great
issue Of The Niger" remains unsettled The people,
however happy believe are OF different op'n-
ion, and as a medium tor making that opinion elective
in practice is presented them, may we not indulge
the belief also that they will adopt it
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18

Auction SALE Or CrEIosriEs.-OuM Monday auction
sale of curo,ites and other articles hitherto used
part and parcel of the tremendous attractions Bar
NUNS Museum bur now Of further use took place in
New ork drawing together great crowd among whom
we're several Wen known out-oftOwn showmen. Barnum
present in person, and eulivened the proceedings
group at % each panorama of the Afghan
WAT SH SOD panorama of the Nj ssipp river $40; pan
Drama OF Paradise Lost S45 panorama of the London
Crystal Palace, costing originally $4,000 wa knocked
down for - Dos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18
DIRECT TRADE!
The Norfolk Herald. of Tuesday saws.

Ihe NOrlOk heralu OF tuesday, says
The barque Lone STAR Dizer the pioneer direct Trade
between pert and France arrived here Sunday Bor
deaux consigned TO Kader Bggs President Of the Board
Trade The Lone star has board consisting
Of almost everything which could be imported from that
meet the Of section Among the embraced
the large quantity brande champagne csrt
and other wines; silks gloves hos cry medicines &c and
fertilizer prepared by French chemists for the particular
benefit Of the tobacco crop sad Ia
gives the tobacco dagreabe and acd quality unpeas
ant to toe taste and detrimental the system This fertilizer Is
intended 10 counterfeit these bad and recupera
worn out soil In the most favorable for The
learn wi be sold readily and return Of products
necessary for France will be ready by the time the inward
Is discharged.
The Argus, in its notice of the arrival says :
This arrival has reasonably excited much nterert
merchants and others the
and prospective Importance Of this ndabe enterprise and
people mainly njebe the and
Lacouture well known for his zeal In behalf
ona commercial Interchange between France and the Southern
States The cargo Of the Lone Star will be uded at onre
being stored and assorted will be ready for Inspection and will be
offered at auctions early day
rh and audabe enterprise merits prompt and
encouragement not only from the merchant Of city
the cities generally OF Virginia and North Carolina hlnk
the eniepsng agents and hers concerned will be dsap
pointed In their expectations only In regard 10 the ready sale
OF the present cargo but Of all that may come "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18
The New York DefaIeatiOn.

The New York papers express the Opinion that Fow-
ers deiacaOu is attributable the use of the money in
his charge to promote party ends and that the fact Of
his heavy arearage has been long known at Washington
Such development would be only in keeping with 9TH
things that are constantly coming to light under an
administration reekiug with corruption. As the Pha-
dephis Bulletin naturally concludes the same indulgence
which winked at or connived at Mr. Wendells distrbu-
ton of public funds, among "edete newspapers and
needy politicians in Philadelphia, might. tolerate Mr.
Fowers distribution of public money among similar OBJ
acts Of government charity in New York. IL Is not
stated that he has used this money altogether for his pri-
purposes and as he has always borne good char
acter he may have right TO an investigation before he
is wholly condemned
Fortunately loss Of few thousand dollars is not
very serious thing to the government OF the United
States and out Of the discovery of this ENFORCEMENT
good may grow. If Mr.. Fowler has been allowed by
President Buchanan and his Secretary Of the Treasury
to- keep funds of the Treasury, other postmaster
collectors other funcdouaries who have been useful
to the Democracy have doubtless been allowed to do the
same. Congress should insist on through inyestga
ton and exposure Of this case and then institute an in
qgry into the general practice among other government
officers who have had public funds to handle. There can
be no excuse for Mr. Fowler if he eneourag
cd by the government authorities. But if malpractice
ike Ls has been suffered in other cases, by the Executive
department of the government the public have right
to know IT, The use of public money for political party
purposes, has become such common thing that
pect there are scattered the country good many
cases Ike Mr. Fowler that the government has not yet
seen tit topublsh to the world
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18

Tax Loss OF STEAMER on THE MGsslssIPPI.-F'trther
Pdrtio1aarS-The Memphis papers bring some further
PARTICULARS of the loss of the steamer r. f. Sass
Thursday night that city. Mr. mot Mrs. report
ed by telegraph Il. c. Neal and daughter of Parkers
burg Virginia were among the victims The Argus says
The Sass left New Orleans for Cincinnati Monday
ming with very large number of passengers and heavy
freight and at l2 o'clock last night while passing Wal
kes Bar fty-6ve miles below this city, under Roadway
struck snag which, tearing away large portion of her
hull caused her to fill rapidly with water that the eff
forts of the to stop it unavang and she sunk
in twenty-five feet in less than minutes after
the accident had unfortunately taken place As she sunk
the cabin parted from the hull and oated Off The Sass
had on board probably $50 cabin passengers and many
more deck passengers, besides her officers and full
crew Most of the cabin passengers had already retir
ed and the disaster sudden that little could be
done toward saving them.
The greater portion OF the passengers saved but
fourteen of them carried down with the sinking
boat and lost number of the unfortunates after be-
ing precpitaed into the water oated miles down the
river clnging drwood and fragments of the wreck;
Of them rescued alive but it is feared others
found watery graves. Mr.. Frank Graham, of Cincinnati,
and his wife and child found four miles below the
of the disaster clnging TO small piece of plank,
which had thus far saved them from drowning. They
picked up and taken board the Walsh with the
Others and brought to this city The Sass five years
old owned by her commander, Capt. W. b. Phillips, and
Messrs. Corson and Milford of Pttsburg. She val
ued about $4,000 and insured In Pittsburg Offices for
two-thirds that amount Ca
Besides the fourteen lost Passengers, whose names
have been published supposed that ten or twelve
steerage passengers we're lost,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18
ANNIVERSARY DINNER AT THE METROPOLITAN
HO1EII

The first anniversary dinner Of the Old Dominion So
cety of this city to celebrate the settlement of Virginia.
at jamestown in 1901 given with great ecat the
Metropolitan Hotel last evening The banquet hall
very beautifully aud tasteful decorated. The flags of
the United States suspended three sides OF the
ball and on the fourth immediately in the of the
high table was the of of Virginia, with the
well known motto, Sic semper tyrannis." On each
Of the panels banners embszoned with the
Of the nstrous sons Of the Old Dominion and records
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18

DY rtue n deed Of trst daily reeOr led In The uinn
ID Cout Clerks Office Of Petersburg, from Mr. A. h. MOOR
me, dated 2h December 1855 shall sell public Anet,n
the highest bidder SATURDAY the 9Th day Of June N'
O'clock Of the Merchants LNehange 10 Perso1f
the above named valuable Newspaper pubhed 10 said cry
gether with the good will" Of the same ami all It's types ps
and supplies hand the date Of said convey
ance, and which now II existence. NJ
The well kbOw celebrity Of "The Integencer, as leAlht
influential political Journal and its extensive popuag
advertising edu have received for large and dy
creAsng circulation, rendered Of most dssfa
newspapers published in the State
Persons desiring purchase obtain any Information I'd "
laon to the paper by applying to the undersigned
The Intsgencer may he purchased privately al any time Dc
fore the day Of sale. 49,,
In cash paw expenses sale and for the pa
ance ~ and months In added for approve
endorsed nego able notes. deed o. trust III equed)t
cure the same.
myl6 st W. u. WATKINS Irus'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18

Dr. CHARLES ERAIrSIR the uguished uhiologs died
suddenly at bis residence Mor'ania y v On Monday last
be AFFLICTED sih disease OF the heart and aoyea old at
time Of bis death Ne Hungary, educated in the
University Peh he participated IN the Polish revolution and
AZ Us close came 90 this country arriving 10 lS5 Like many
other suopean s OF education, he devoted himself 20 teach
ing aad In >2 appointed Professor OF Modern Languages In
h- University Virginia De- Kratsir has published several re-
utt works phoosy and has lecured extensively on the
subject
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-18
COMMERCIALS.
orros OF TEE wno, May II. 1850.

Virginia Sixc', have undergone decided decline
since last weekly report he closing rates. to-day beag %
Int Richmond city bonds still selling at o. The
tons In bonds Va 81 mort at slE Va ard
Tenn. R.. 80 mort at 3 A. R. Sizes At ST. and Rich
York River Railroad eghts
operation which has reported We anEeI our
weekly at Of sale