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FOX UI'EL0UShS VIA ATCHA.

= . "
FOR UpELDUsAS VIA ATCUA.
gig n FtitlA-Tnr light t-tG-N passenger uack.
lisSgKtAs Plea yune No. 3. H X. Hrpat ma IT, and
GEg$lG Goo. Love, it, rie f. having hsen put ca.
plate rppair. will rrruirg Ia e above Is
uIr pack RnA viii Ieutt above taking frriG ana
passeu ees Old Ei,er, HImma0f,, and l landings % h.
route Washing For freight uasRHrs aUpiy board
FIRIISEGS z. DENTEEI.
% Advertising A cent.
ms"Tls Pcny W 8 WiiI p9,irdy c5Hylnne h
tGp ucoI-a7 uir dTi0EtN- 7w waite and will lease e.1
l1ry rs advertised No Dtthur.1ci to advertIs n,
.tsnuIoat in the place ibr PiceTurr No wr shei s
ming in the Nh0rr Thlii,gj foT pas. fyofs rsp
say sIct the shippers u OrrIJu,s feights e1u1
ct tbsir 'a,Grs
r. H. BRO ND rayter Of stsanoe- p rayune M.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-11
PKhPARED GLUE

Spa1ding's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household afford
whoutt 1t always ready up sticking point
Thersis longer necessity for mpng chairs plinered
needless dolls and broken cradles Il arcs
for she'll and other popular with L.
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation la used cold being chemical,
held in solution possessing all the qualities of the
cabinet glue 1t be Used place OF ord.
nary mucilage being vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N.B,A Brush accompanies each bottle Price as centa
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar street New York
Address HENRY G. SPALDING CO..
Box No. $500, New York.
for Dealersin Disseminating four
Autograph Show accompanying each
package.
SBr-A single bottle of sPALDIEG's PREPARED CLUB
will save times its annually every household -a
Bold by all prominent sstioners Druggists and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note OF sPALD1NG's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up therlist. stand
ny climate, ial9 IyGw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-11
Leaves on TUESD AH, 18Th inst. at5P
FOR MEMPHIS, NAPUIEn

~ h. Helena, VrisbWR. WntreIi0n, New TarIfUoN,
Grand CUR 1T. Joseph Rodney, Woi"rrs2
Essssznesza Saches and MI mad lundn$E-TIe g. i WH
Packet Magenta, ". & Wilson master will leave A. alSv
d, r, CARROLL. 4 co Agents ''S'
olO Ct So Ca1nie1ei 40,
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Z ED RiV Err.

Leaves on EATrgn AY. l2,h inst., n NJ.
Regular SatnrdHt Weekly PdrEot
RED RIVER PACKET C0APAN
ky h.-FOt Shreveport di-rht-The new light dr4us.
is$As tsza passenger packet Era No. q, Ben, r Kvaa
will ict.e above for Shrsyepst
Grand Bayou tNElpG, Grad FrYre, AteNANdTia EorrSa
Bnrbiu and al Intermediate landings Red rive. II
freight o. passnss apply on baarlr o. To- -
G. l.. kUUFS / RROE,
~ No. 2 Front street
p7-The Era Nh. Alexandria With Era Nol6n
TUeaIty-ReuriHg, Fin No. .cayss Shey ep9r every
Grdly.
Hs~Thtough Hills and through lIeissts
rs clerk viii BE r levrc at the fOyt Of Canal sts
every FTiiRy morning receive freight.
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Leaves m SATURDAY Octni.er ~ n, SPIN
RED RIVER PACKET Coz

~ N plHy : For Shreveport DiFoet-T The new, Ign.
lffttaai34 iTef ph7sehgtt packet Era No. 6, Bea
agsasne1s d}1- master will leave shove for Ehe7
pvt G. nd ay0n CaNpte, Grand Erdrv Alexandria, So,
nas BARRIERS and all way l.udue'. For freight passage
Apply On b1atd,
G. l.. KGGNs & BROS
% No 3 Front street
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EOUItTH DISTRICT POUND brougF,t

u to the Fourth psnct Pound, AunuurlnaH street,
twaen Washington avenue and Silii street, Gstay-
One BLACK MILKING GOAT, wlth 4 piece q! rope on
her neck
Wtgca not rsltd within FIVE days and the expenses
paid Will be solid p:bc auction, sad Puuaa,
FRIDAY. Oct. II, 1851, at ID O'Clock A. 81.
J. MILTON RELF, Street C2aD:isslOpsr.
Registered Oct. :, 1851.
B. ". HEBHARD,
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans city OF New Orlears
Be remembered that this 18th day December 1886
before tho subscriber, Justice Of the Peace
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaard President
A. Schreiber Secretary the Citizens Insurance.
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according to
law do depose and that the above are inst and
and transcript from books said Company
o. GAILIIARD, President.
A. SuHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- day December H.
1850 ARTHUR SAuCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
THE Board OF rusees have resolved pay per In
erest the outstanding Certificates Year,
1851 1855 and 1889 and after MONDAY in Feb
ruarg next
Sso ". West, T. P HINT
Jas. A. White, NJ Nusson
Douglas Hes Martin GordIn gr,
F ~ Jamson NINA Augusta,
Al. Mitenoergsri a Gessire Oivie.
-. J. Lsisy, -.l . A, Bohn,
3ner Gaillard.
TheGompaay eontinueto insure against Pers o.
sud rivers and loss and damage by ea7rsntratss
premiums. .a--
Es~ Office. No. earondelet ssreet. Dill If
HYNsoN, GEO. w. d co.. SHIPPING 43ESzp
y D. and Commission Merchants go Gapap street,
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E,PANE Or rRoISIE1IE DEsTkIcT.-ll q

tes B9ns EuAuts, enfe Coae ct ft9uisa, tFave
L0G NNthe des taChss hhnctrs les CCEE
yeEA bnc}e e dos, touHc hr0ce Ia queue
larqMGe D. T. + sur e fang droit, lofee te scoug
Nufelllt :4Egha ftudGt en- dCuE tIdui
tne Vaccine buue, 4gai IA 'gGe ct ls' Ndcares bHfcLr
IL htlnc 8" bai, les deuN oEe te4dr
nrqne ininegJ!e sNr e hAac gHErbu, les le:tr- 81 sa
lie tiHrc droJt
81 les r- aui-laIx pas ers dams Gina ,es
frais ptyts, N seTou veadus Fenchere pubQHe depot
le JhEpI IL d'octobFe 1851, % leHTas 4. NJ
]. MILTON RELF, Commi>aatre des Rues
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Leaves Oh SATURDAY lgtf inst Rf5p NJ
1Et, 1geBJIIS 4 Ega ~ u AZ t,KS, -

! : I'm NO
fFy h. Regular Puescnr'g rac}et--For Menmiji satM
ffHa he Regdo-Tht fine first rrgultr ns,s I W
ssassss=ssSH packet steamer Lizzie simmons N ~
RcAatdoon mHater viii leave as above. For freight a.
passage apply board. 1's"' %
YlRGGSIUS q. DENTXEL,
o. ilvertjsjno A,o,,
r- Th7 boat connect, ct Napoleon with regular Tnr st
the Arkansas and White ritcIs and Memphis win ba NJ
pills ind Charleston Railroad. ~ '''u'
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To Bakers.
NAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CITY HALL. Oct. s. 1861, )
R9n To BalSers--The price of fresh Flour
being this day eight dollars and sGventyve -a
barrel bakers required give during ensuing week
commencing on MONDAY, It'll inst
Fitty-toEr of bread for ~ cents
Twentys ounces Of bread for 10 cents;
Fourteen ounces OF bread for
The loaees of second quality weigh eighth more
that is 10 say:
The - cent loaves sixty one OUNCES;
The 10 cent loATes Thirty ounces
The cent !ouvts six
seq # JOHN 7, MONROE Mayor
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Leaves on FRIDAY. lttS Inst. at 5 r NJ
REGILAR RED RIVER PACKET

REGULAR RED RIVER PACEEI ,
~ h. FOR Shreveport Grand bayou, Gampte, GnA
L.E1HS-SsS EcJr7, CDushattu st. Maurice Montgomery
assaFs Alexandria, Normhns habu and all intsu
dap landings Red river-The entirely splendid md
sgif. Tunng passenger packet steamer Injaa
No. g r. Seade, master will leave above. For ftesh
passage apply board
VIRGIEIUS c. nESTzEL,
q Advertising Agent
riy-I
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T. conduit depot dss epsyes du DeuXeme District
enc0ignnre drs rues Bieuyle ct talvez CONNIE tpGve-
I'm ttGvat hrU, ayHnt environ lAt MAiUs De laGen IA
queue ec0urtte tache blanche font marques de
collier sur les tpaules ct fer.e Vi4trt piedS
Un Cheval hrun-ObsCur environ : mains de hancr
les ismhes noeS 81 crinere ct Ia qeue nCs, marqn4 Ia
hanehe gght M de Ia tttre r ferre qATe
pIeds
81 les dis lnimaex ne son pas rscaea dams cling tours ct
les trSs payEs, lis vsudus enchere ppbique
dit depot le JECDl 10 d'ocobe 1851, 10 heures A. NJ
j. MILTON RELF, Gommsaire des Rreh.
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EPAyE DU aUATEIEoIE DIsrR1cr.-ua

- eye cHlH RI depot ieS tpaF az <tFtae sFrtc RE
de AuEpnCatDn FAveuGe Washington Sixee
CONNIE tPlTe-
Tue CHETRE LAfT SOtR Rylut ure cords dams e conn
81 e dn RnAauH naF pas r6clmes dana Gina tour- 81
les trails pGyt IL vendus enche-s pnbiQat dit
depot is NENpREDl, Il d'OCtubTe 1891 10 henres 4 NJ
j. MILTON REIF, C0mmiasaire de- RGus.
Fruvelle Orleans. ! d 'oclgh.e Isl. us s.
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THOS. MURRAY,
HENRY BIER
GARDNER SMITH,
5...4... Il. V. SCHMIDT, =
H. I. RICARDO.
The following communication was read
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALpERHES, I
- , 8. Oct. l, 1851.
To the Honorable the President and Members
OF the Board of Aldermen -
Gentlesnat-l have the honor OF informing that the
Board of Assistant Aldermen has the following
resolution adopted by your honorable body
resolution authorizing the Street. Commissioner have
bridges made the Of Bagatele and Celcstiue streets
and two al the corner OF aton and CeleStine
Respectfully, etc,
JOHN +. HOI,I4 Sacrrtayv
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L,pAyE pu auATRIE VIE plsrnIcr.-1l,

The Fourth District Pound ,trssS
tween Washington avenue aud sixth stree's 5stray
Que white Sow.
Que wlli;e Boar.
Which not claimed within three days and
paid, will be sold public aICti1u aid Pynni OF
SATURDAY, October s. 1861, 10 'clocx A. d.
New Orleans October l. 1857.
MILTON REI.F, Stree: Commissioner.
Registered October |, 1851,
b. ", HEBpARD,
LIZ hmm rn-ar
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Surplus at the end 9th after paying the bonds u6 2
The estimate Of the annual amount to be derived
from the war tax, as above stated, so far from
being an exaggerated one is likely to fall short Of
the reality, inasmuch as considerable amount of
property would probably be subject to this tax not
computed in the assessment made by the United
States. For the sake of argument, however, let us
suppose the war tax would produce only half Of
the amount as above estimated, and even then i
will be interesting to realize how easily and
promptly the ma ximum issue of Confederate treas
ury notes can be provided for Thisaw appear
by the following table: b.,
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II YNsoN. GEO. w. Il co., SHIPPING AGENTa
~ and GossHissioo hsrshsRSs. 50 Clasps
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New Orleans Oct 8 Is5l.
The following report from the Chairmen of the
Finance Committees was read and adopted, and
the resolution accompanying the same was read
twice and adopted, the rules being suspended, aud
was, on motion, sent to the Assistant Board:
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~, TIE CITIZENS RICE.

WILLIAMSBURG, Jan. ssd, issl jas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
Nv DAScxRrIsLD, Secretary.
TO THE VOTERS Or HAN

-
04 oyEs C0UNIY-Fei'ott-C It-sRs: Y, u sill shortly
be called on TO elect Delegates to Conven ion which tie con
ton o Urged to be candidate for
this county stated my Willingness to be such only In case o
Of The pos IN are 50 s,e Oh and npotsnt as rot
be coued the ess dem snds that should viii hold lis
vices en- desired by rigLtto requ them
Seeking nonnSon, declared inents 70 tioe who
asked them and did Ont e2fd lost rumer body
OF citizens OF all opu and sections OF the county neoed
duly published notice he CourtHouse 10 selec, ae
request OF this meeting and several gentlemen uh had
been spoken Of for the on stated our opinions on the
which occupy Convention part of h assembly, with
Of these gentlemen then secedei b the tukr matad and
voted large majority for the friends the others
esced snd mad my nominsi unanimous lpOesed 10 place
st Lk that the difference, between the Two sections
should be speedy tied In to insure us inter
cause and acting IN concert believe In the light ,oycrega
Stale TO res clearly uncous iu oral In or ou o. the
Oon=deacy and or IN her right for uch secc1e
from The UniOn that the aggesson Of the North upon tie
I, nth unconstitutional.
I'd That there Iishful power to state resisting
wrongs ard that her for that jli
se and ess and that far from the fe Govern
sutona she Is In such morally entitled to the army
secured BY Constitutional guarsnies the ion should be
served but that the settlement should no; be 81 psP med to
s:res gthen enemies, and iujure
The legislature desiring make another Ell r! to the
Union has appointed Comml sorers those OF he ether
states on the in Of PesraSy next In w.hngtJl with ys
plan OF peace AMI safety shoud h.se ON
agree adjustment, sst factory ths Souri, and
Co,gress accept the same, then tine should b. ve1
cut such plan Ia the rsn-es provided by the Con
An preparations and shOull be made, will
Insure peace anything wi not then at least The aie OF he
South
that my views the TO Insure the
safety the STATE have already been slndtrstoo A. usT
r.stn'ed II s argued that wish impose hurt
on Commonwe 9TH for her protection. On the nraJ VII
do money, properly, and epe y blood l.
Is emneny measure OF eeonomy peace AID safety The state
Ay pledged resist coercl1n The enemies Of The Souh
viii never be prevented from shedding blood AID d
our by ordinances paper bUEark II
much 'ase AM instruct enough cefcud
Virginia what viii cost do ser battle has b1ca sogg
by ulustuetsd troops when thousands OF he best
and drs Ia bloody CAVES and NIL Ions OF prop has
haan HE nv
and PrcptA hiss made hut little progress tier
ARITHMETIC The proposed ara ion Is MT
tended t1be aggs i've defensive II the Sate Gs 81
init without security for the right Il the souh BE- Il 6U' II
hese tights be 0sited On. her safety should Mt I'D
with an nohi 1sure II but the Il resisting attack
Thee, owCtzens. my views breay aud ankg stated
G. W. RICH ARDS0N.
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Ny--.,r.--R Recent occurrences in tins Guy
l-,h,ped our convictions Of the necessity q
lat changes in the police regulations oil Tie
kould the Nayor concur with US, We hope thai
IA communication to the Council recon-
-, ,hs changes 10 which We refer soah &C
w.,ch are nov required to light and e1tn-
-, i,nns IN the city. This is mAnnesty
lsb;, ,hsv are thus engaged. thieves and ROB-
,omn,;, ,beir depredatiOns without fear OF DE-
I'M ,bsv have 10 co is to observe the move
t. ~.,chmep. when lighting or exunguisning
Ia ,bsv secure a favorable opportunity for
!, soms act Of vilainy. The proper plan Tor
L ,xtineuishing NEST. If not all, OF the street
II send out two employees OF the gas WORKS,
l.-sops upon vehicles constructed for the pur-
I. vehicles should have elevated seats, so that
Inter could drive rapidly from lamp 10 lamp,
prm bis duties without leaving his seat The
Zen not employed in this service, could be proh-
} in or about the gas works.
reform needed Is the abolition Of the old sys-
ding the watchmen out in couples. We are
his system prevails nowhere else but IN ch-
: il is, in our judgment, obviously wrong. II
lency TO lessen vigilance, and certainly dimln'
security of life and property which night po-
sumed to sfTord TO the community. The beats
~ are very large. and thus, while two watch
ned to duty in any beat NAV be at one extreme
glars may operate with impunity at the Other
Ear better require the watehmen to tramp
: sipely Every evitdoer Of ordinary cunning
invent the night police under the present sys'
therefore in behalf Of our fellow citizens, we
n MAYOR and Council TO take the foregoing
rs into consideration.
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- AT A MEETING GE TEaI;

49, citiI of Essex and King and Queen counties, held
rsppahannoek the zt day of January 1851 being
day. Alexander Fleet Of Kag AID Qieeo called the
Chair, and n. w. Dan erhed, appointed secretary
The Chairman having explained the object Of the meeting to be
selection candidate represent this district in the State
he'd the 18Th February and urged rpoa
meeting Importance OF sting delegate qualified repre-
sent in this important assembly;
Muscoe Gsre Esq In appropriate moved that the Hon
Hunter being the FIRST choice OF the people Of fSssx
King Gu ea the Convention that
acclamaon which motion carried with
On notion resolved, that the Cha
be = committee 10 wait Mr. Hunter to
him Of the meeting and to him abe
acceptance OF the nomir alton.
Rsored proceedings Of this meeting be published Ia
The Rursl Southerner, and the Richmonl papers.
Ajax ,EDE A FLEET Chairman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

THE ARDICATION OF CoNGsESs

tI'N'AVNHIN.N NVINNuLl-'s
WAsmSsroS. Jaa. 27.-The following members o.
the House Of Representatives have agreed aud sgneC
the proposition Of Mr.. Montgomery Of Pennsylvania
that al the members Of Conges resign their seats, and
that be made for the election of their
eessors, to meet the 22nd Of February in order thai
they berg fresh from the people, may adjust The
tionAl difficulty If possible, viz: Montgomery and Flo
renee, Of Pa Clemens BOcOck Martin, Garnet jenkins
EdmundsOn and Dcjarnetts, Of Va; Wright and Avery
Of Tennessee; Briggs Of New Jersey; Taylor, Of La
Of N. C; Whitley, of Del; Larrabee, Of Wisconsin
Scott Of Cal; Siekes, Of n Y Craig and Anderson, o.
Missouri Smms Brown, Peyton Burnett and Stevenson
Of Ky; Hughes and Kunkel Of Nd; and Fouke, Logan
and NcClernapd of ILL
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Markets

Nav YoRE Jan e6-Coon steady sales Of $500 bales; Up
land Mdding i2A Flour i firm, sales OF 1lOO barrels
state IS 1905 20 Ohio as TOS5 so SO hesa 600 What
oer, 81 900 buh western iSl cents white $50
l6u Corn uOyan sales Of 6tOO9 bushels mixed 6I
O. cents. whe souh,rn . Porls steady Lara duh al
loA6ie'.c. whLky Is firm At lSc Slg,r steady 0 lean.
L6 cents; 5L5 cents Coffee steady at
rs Masse quiet 5G31 eents Spirits Of turptnne arm
Rasin hcm az ttsTk Rice steady
BLrNoRE 26-Plour market dull and heavy Howard
Street Otio Is so Mills s. % With sales Wheat
dull red t 25Gi see white S4oGlO Corn dull and heavy
yellow s0Gt6c; 6Ga6Sc Pork active; Is % Lard
steady atIic Coz steady .. llH0lSse Whisky nOmins
At Is htL
YORK 90 -Sto duh and heavy Chicago and
Rok Island 5T shares 30 New York Centrsli
Tg Reading ie ygni. 6s 10 hissouris 6s Treasury 1911
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THE STATE CONVENTION.
LAMES CITY. NEvY n go

w. AND on RLEs CtfY.-7o DE Editor offe Wig.
Wi you sow space In your nsue 10 rsspond
ALI made the Whig Of YESTERDAY, hy
fe d. hain James City, 40 become sarddats b
reprsset tn oIpes o. jams City, New Kent aud Charles
~ the app oaehng STATE CONVENTION to be held ia the
city Of r c, mod, ID, 18th OF februar Dexi.
u y appreciate the compliment conveyed by tbs call ye.
pr claim to such st con, have any Nh
the high honor Of Ia the Convention with
feet knowledgs Of Inability 10 bear the mighty spons
place give satisfaction the constituent
CANVAS tbs field occupied by those
confidence their capacity heal the deepeaied disease with
vhicl the country Is afflicted
had agency direct indirect placing the couay
depoTabr condition. yet possessed the power
eff LEM service take occasion to that ud
consider aons the people this
tc State of quickly Ia the
January 49, ts6l. Very respectfully,
ThO3 H. WILCOX
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
IUDGE RORERTSON AN CHARLESTnN

CHARLESTON, Jan. 27th--Jadge John Robertson, the
Commissioner from Virginia to urge II at South Carors
do change her status towards the Federal Govern
ment for the present. has arrived in this city, where be
Hospitality welcomed, and invited TO seat on the
floor Of the Legislature.
Steam tugs have been working at the Columbia
aground in the habor but have not yet succeeded il
getting her ahOat portion Of her cargo has been
moved to the eiy, and it is hoped that when is al
taken of she will float
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

EEArHER on Saturday was decidedly Indictment.
,mmenced 10 fall at an early hour, and then fol
i hail and sleet, rendering lOeOmOtiOn difficult
desired 10 be upright in their movements
" the sun made its appearance, but did not diff
iric enough to melt the snow. The disSolSing
will doubtless commence to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

TIE Commercial B4i!etia, Boston, Oct Is. 1859.
Sr,cElSG PoNT.-This point seems, at last, TO
been reached, in a new inveutOn known as SPsl-
Prcpiryd Cue, which by simple application with
Airg or preparation Of any kind, re-uuiies the
,uts Of slmos, anything into perfect whole. THIS
. really valuable invention, and, from IT'S utility,
come into as extensive and general use as tho ire-
rltch.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

iHER MEETING will b held, at the African Church
! to ominate candidates for tie State COnyec-
The roNdy ell ment in the community has now
rred up aud unless extraordinary precautions are
e should not be surprized TO witness a repetition
scenes OF Wednesday night.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

! Books We have received Om Messrs. West L
Jon. Legends Of the Madonna as represented in the
rts, corrected and enlarged by Mrs. Anna Jane
'osms-Sicred aud Secular by Rev. WIN. Cross
b. ID aad "Reer atiOos OF Country Parson, all
he'd by M6sss Ticknor X Fields, Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

Ms ISsGPPI CoNNIsSIoNSR.-Chief Justice @. P
the Commissioner appointed some time since by
ernor Of Mississippi to "solcit the cooperation
mis- in resisting the eneroaehmeots OF Black r.
nism" has no. vet presented himself.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

l-Oa Saturday morning about o'clock, POr.
watkins barrel factory, on 18th street. near the
ks. was destroyed BY fire. The GIe originated
lln for seasoning slaves, and was not suppressed
l. contents of the kiln were burnt or so ehaIred
worthless.
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THE ADMINISTRATION AND TIE VIRGINIA PRO-
POSITIONS

WASHINGTON Jan. 27-The President will send to the
Senate tomorrow, special message concerning the pro-
positions from Virginia communicated by exPresi-
dent Tyler, and commencing them to the favorable con-
sideration Of Congress.
IL is stated that the exPresdent will return to Virginia
20 morrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
GREAT BRITAIN AND TIE SOUTHERN CONFED
ERACY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-The article in the Toronto
(Canada) Lender announcing the Government Of Great
Britain will aekuowledge the South m Conederccy, Is
doubted by the Adn nistraton All the information the
Government here has is OF a coItr ~ character.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

longer Safer Those who are so fortunate as
escaped Dyspe pa, and its attendant evils, can
n conceive the suffering thst these diseases cause.
wonder is, thar the afflicted continue to suffer,
that inf,lIble remedy, the OfygsHdtsd Bitlsrs, Is
N lheir mach.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF PULLIAM q BETS havingt this
day ceased, WILLIAM H. BELTS will continue 10 the Negro
Auction Business, and has taken into Copartnershp With
him j. GREGORY they will conduct the business under the
arm Of BETS GREGORY at their eaes Room, Pranklip
Street. doors below Wall Street. and about below
the former Office Of Puam Belts and respectfully solicit
nusnce OF the patronage which literally extended TO Wm
II. Belts while Ia the nII. OF Pc liam Belts.
They have obtained he services Of Mr. BusHRoD W. ExonH,
Clerk who has interest In The business VIM H. BETS,
T. J. GREGORY.
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