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The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-27
bilious Complaints, ana n Node
Of Gurcf

well regulated and proportlonate quantity Of bile
upon the stomach Is always requisite for the promo
iion OF sound bcslth-it stimulates digestion and
keeps the intestinal canel free from all distractions
When there - deficiency of bile the body Is con-
uantiy costive. On the other hand. an overabun-
dance OF bile causes frequent in the stomach
and often promotes very severe attacks Of daease
which sometimes end IN death
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-27

From Col. Albert Pike, N. c. from Arkansas.l
wsuuxorox, ID. G. Jure II. 1855.
81 have nsed two bottles Of your BazakvE's Hot-
LAND BrrxEs and have found II very useful In case
q Indigestion and Headache, and recommend Il to
all who need pleasant and efiicaeious remedy and
valuable tonie.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-27
Dr. j. n. 1fcLcnn,s Volcanic oil
Linimcnt.

THE BEsr EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD, FoR M
OR BEAsT.
Thousands Of human beings have been saved life
Of decreptitude aud misery, by the Of this inva
nable Lnlment. II viii relieve PAIN aimost .ns.an-
taneously, aud IL viii cleanse purity aid ncai the
fouest SORE In an incredibly short time. n.i.EAN's
VOLCANIC OH. IINnfENr viii relieve. he most In
vetcrate cases Of Rheumatism. Gout, or Neuralgia
For Paralysis Contracted ffuscie=, Stiffness Weak
nes, 'ne JOINT -; easn saaa VIII 11,,s,, nss-
Headache or Eaache. For Burns scaids, OF am
Pain u i an infabe remedy. Try "a. and you win
ind It an indispensable remedy. Keep Il always On
hand
PLANTERS, FARMERS or airy having charge
of horses, viii save money by using Acieans Vol
catic OH Ilnimeut. n h q speedy and infailihls
cnre lo Calls Sprsfne thalcs, swellings, Lamensss
sweeney sores. wounds, Scratches, O. any exserlss
diseases. TRY a.. and yca viii be convinced.
Dr. ,. "a. Mclean. sole Proprietor,
Issdwly Saint ionis No.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-27

ss- single bottle of sPAULDis0's rREPAslzp
GLUE vi ave Ten times lts cost -
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-27

GREATEST REMEDY IN
w..oueIicisus X Delightful Cor
dial Ever Takens
THE THOUSANDS upon thous
-. xbe are daily using NcI<an's Strengthen en-
lr~ corisi certify thas II h. sosolzny a. ~ -
~ rernedv for removing snd hfhsonAil->S5 - -
rsr ne bIood-restoring the siek, suffering m
sAlid 70
THERE Is 40 MISTAKE ABOUT III.
1, ws cure liver Complaint. pysp<Psi1 nar,no. rs
bv.ertery. Headache. depression o. epnr pa- rssssse
80 rus inv ard Fevsr haa Breath, OF any insease
"a - / 49, stomach of novsis.
arxnKIEx. ssr 10 you wlsh 70 be healthy, srops
ss.ss :. ,eu ..., ne tieoaa of health 20 mount
- eesr eaesks again i--then se ct snse ana se'
zcsEsN-s eTRKSerHENlE9 sokpiAL AM
BLOOD ftkAkttkt
49,. - ..e.nenst a = warranted e sse sss.as
-s :. - -. -. ss..se II he kidness, Womb
- r..16au- p.lesln9. chssructes Asnsueseehf -
- ~ - wssA Essseare-s - sHx diseases e1.s,s.
49,. s-srorse - Ns4vees pehtiiy. Nh an '"'s'''s'
r~me1y.
Ter Shssaseu.
pe yoe v-ns veer Sesesse ssssisy ps''v sansfss .s
q be kesIsav srroas sna retssstt--shen esss them
nelean's ssfsnesAia< ceFtsi lsts the aireeeons -
each beftle.1 Il l. deileicps o. take.
One taelssrecnfal, ssksn ssssy slesnls: 'ssSss
+ sure preventive against chill AMI isver. yeiio'
fsvcr. cholera or any prevailing disease
CAufIONt-Beware o. Drussists or dealers Nn'
nay try 20 palm upon you bottle of bitiers of sar
ssrarilIa (which they can buy cheap by saying Il
iust a. good There are even men BASE enough
steal part of my 70 dub their siLk aeeoc
ions Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their Vii
lalnous compounds Ask for Or. J. H. hcLeani
sfreurthensng Cordial ard Blood Purifier. Iaks
nothing else II Is the only remedy thet viii purii
your blood thoroughly, and at the same time
STRENGTHEN and INviGokATE the wnoie o. AL
sation. IL is put up in large bottlessl per bottle
OF six bottles Tor <5.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-27
Agricultural Department |

w|ll - eHlar<ea Al Fstuers wln - mI1l.s<s e.
= iun s,esA a laapisnents e tkt hsss ~
d. CORNWfLL.
ssp -. tstt Ne. la 4 lts Nkh4sh Sfrrsi
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-27
STOVES and riNWARe.

~ stae4 esa sarpass t1.is - hsa1ge.l. wha ha.s
aaes tasal esn Uslio. Ian sapplr = iieaf.ns
s.a<es sf 81 p4flsfas. f.>sk thleaEA ths ~ ktoS
D. fere flak - rlsfeAasl<. IL
, 1861-11-30

ER For the cheapest and best Hair
Jewelry, Wigs Braids, Cu5ls Frizzcta, etc. 60 70 :.
100 Lake street md e1sns @ ts9is sstsct TGn 5e
artificial from the nafural when adjusted TO the 4ga ~
His Hair Jewclsr contains a1Enys the newest a. -
E.yie1. Al articles viii Etye entire sattsaact1oa'
oc46l1v
, 1861-11-30

FRE1GHTS:
Bv this rnnte F-elchs nf all descriptions can he far
1arded from Philadelphia. New York Boston or B.lti
1orc and from. any putut t,r railroads Of 1ho,
Kentucky. iudiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Mis-
souri,, hY K.1l-E'tAn DIRECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pitts
hu1l With steamers, By which goods be forwarded
10 any port or the uhto; Mnskingun Kentucky. Ten
1t.s-tI. Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin,
Missouri Kansas, Arkansas aud Iesl Rivers: nns It
Cleveland sandnsky and ChcaEo' with steamers to al
Merchants and Shippers entrnstlne the trausporta-
ton Of their Freight with this Company, rely with
confdence On its speedy transit.
TuE RATE. or FREIGHT to and ffom anE point M IN the
avorahe as are charged by other Railroad Companies
Y Be- particular to naafk packages VIA PENN
RAILROAD"
E. J. SNEEDER Philadelphia. .
tIAGRAN d. knbSS, 10 North street, Baltimore
LEECH g. CO. M. ? Astur House. o. No. South
William street. New York
LEECH q CO. No. u State street, Boston.
Il. II. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Phlla.
i. L. HOCP1, General Ticket Agent Phila.
ESocH LEWIS. Cen Sunt- Altoona. Pa. ta1Gety
, 1861-11-30

Wood " Williams z II WT1ghtItneuan
Williams H Wood Seth Hmaj
Wilcox mr. Willis HreY Wfngrand John
Wright N
Young Newton Yancey Walterc Young WE
Zerby Dariug capt
Initials.
GS W,.B Chemical Works Phoenix
ne Co, Hartford. -. Wilder's Safes Agt.-. Dealer
in Springs 174 Lake et.
Persona wishing drop 1ette1s advertised must
at11 cent stamp.
a Office open from let May to 1st November
daily Except Sunday, from = r. tM 8 F. y. On
til Nay 1st from s 4 N. till P. 4, daily Except
Sundaye), aud On Sundays from 800 TIL lois L. Il
17-B j. L. SCRIPTS, r. N
, 1861-11-30
Entf(Ilgenee GMres.
old ESTABLISHED INTELLl

NO, III WASHINGTON STREET.
MRS BATES desires TO remind her friends and pa-
trons that she IL still to be found at The above otce
where she Is ready to supply tse with competent help
every station. Orders irom the country punC5n2y
attended to, r. Q. Boz Sa2*- 1tU6tlY
, 1861-11-30

I OCS MACss,

[ or1s NACss,
FhAcrIcAL 0FTICIAK,
- soEth clArl-s,., opposite the Court Hous,,
Best French C-;Etal and p-,zi,,o, 7,a,,,a
athens,i peF, Gas McToseopes
nand ali Einds ~ E,e fHs etc ctc- constantly OF
1a41sd Tad gasses inserted Into Old frames ~
, 1861-11-30
UpM1tS.

WRIGHT d MCCLURE,
w UNpEI:TAEEKs, So. S LAsALlK srEz
mETAIL4O C0FF1NS.
Also. Wood cof5ns and sAsoads q ~ ay1Ss; IL; IT. ~
EfSIH;ii Ea,,H h tic C.tastf-y. ap13
, 1861-11-30

4
Adams Hannah L mrs Austin A f mrs
Adams h1aIy miss Austin Deans mr..
Anderson II mrs Akin u mrs
AdWo1 DQrcas N miss
, 1861-11-30

Jones Frank 1l1rs
johnson Elizabeth mis-!
johnson Hannah miss
johnson Ann & mrs
Jonsbn Nancy
Judge Ss::rah Z miss
Kcnrick miss
Kellogg Itasina
Kaufman Mary miss
Keep Annie mrs
kcttIeEtrue Mary miss
Kelley mrs
Keith ANN P mrs
Kennedy t'at1larine mr.:
| Kenyon Ellenor mrs
| Kelk1e Lana miss
I-anican Margaret mis
| 14asher &C miss
IaW'1er Ann uliss
Iarabee Cornelia 4 nlrI
Leon Margaret 7 miss
! J,iYrrr1Ort. NJ A 1nra
Ma1ard Madam z
| Mal1on Mary C miss
tiallon Anne n1rs
Mack johanna miss
Martin Edward mrs
Marshall Ellen miss
Masters z A mts
Maypw hiilti1do mrs
Merritt Elizabeth 4 m
Mclon Mary Ann miss
Mills Jane 4 Mrs
! Miller Eunicc nlrs
| bills A u mrs
! Mo11onc Catharine 1nrE
| Morrison Ann i mrs
| Moore Mary mrs
Moore Emily miss
Mooney Mary miss
Moran Theresa miss
Morris Ellen miss
Nicl,old Hatty
Newton Betsy miss
Earcro-s Sarah F
Nearnan II n,ra
Neyan 4 j mre
Otis Elnaira miss
O'Hara Marthy 1nisE
| OuGikerk Angelina mi
Okmcn Margaret mrs
/ Osgood Henry m1s
Park Robert mrs
Parker Harriet i nrs
Packard Claudecne mi
Palmer HELEN miss
Patrick Lottie miss
Patrick Charlott miss
Paoll Caroline mrs
Parker Sarah l. miss
Parker Mary miss
Pierce Elizabeth mrs
Pitkin Eliza 4 Mrs
Peck Virgil
Quinn Mary miss
randolph T. II mrs
Randall Susan miss
Reynolds c mrs
Ret11nan Sarah 1niss
Reed EVE miss
Rily Mary + D mrs
Richards Mary miss
Ridabock Enerly mrs
Ru1lnion David mrs
Roberts Emma miss
Robinson + II mrs
Sawyer Harriet A M
N8NYCr mrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20

GARDEN TOOLS.-spades, Rakes Hoes, Garden Forks
VI anting rowe Garden Reefs and Lines Boys Spades
Ae, for sale BY C.J sINToN sgnof the Circular Saw,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20

DOCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.-we have In
assortment Of Pocket and rsbs Cutlery which
Ne oasr for ale cheap, OLARKsoN co.,
su2 No. 100 Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20

SyIJNDRIES IN STOrE AUGUST GIN, 1891
- ~ bbls Extra Large sN No. hackefsi
% bags Grain Pepper
20 bXs Ground do
5bagJ Race Ginger
3 do Plmento
25bx No Nutmegs
5 DO London Mustard
s. do Zig Bueing
30 do Maccaronl
100 half Chests Green and Black Teas
10 tel Rice
$50 bxs Tallow Candles -
IS do Fancy Soaps
$50 bags Shot
IS doEen Painted Pals
rs do Wash Boards
100 bxs Clothes Pins
90 dec Cotton Plough Lines
500 do Ms. Miller'S smoking Tobacco
500 do Goodv!n's do do
Is bxs Palmetto Chewing do
90 kegs Fig do do
1OMgepuine Principe sessn
go gross Matches
80 do Maton's Hacking
10 bbls New York Syrup
Is bxs sods saleraius
80 do Chalk Pipes .-
For saleey NM WALLAChsOss,
su6-d2g Corner Pearl aud osrs Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20

FINE LIQUORS.
rtors, Imported direct from rrsnes b 'hsLess
w Bar" .
100 cases tne ClG.t Wine ...i
'.- 30 baskets Cksmpistce Wine ....
Casks hne French Brandy
behdes siage superior old Wines And Brande
questionable age and purity, having been bought bond
ilso London Porter ecoteh Ale fh scoieh WHISKY Old
yarascs Rum Our stock Of virginia Rye Whisky comprises
most Of the best brand part Of which very old and srpofs
I'll Of which us win sell as raai ADVANCE suit par
shsssrr. JOHNSON, YOUNGER oTsY,
Ieis uo. 10 Pearl afpest Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20
rr.orHI.G nANURAC-

DICFA7IDVD CLOrHl1G N SNCFaO-,S ~
"a fO2y-Thr sa6schoeEs have % hand iATss AsS ~
r6--os5s assortment q s0CfdkzE hANCFASsChhD ~
GooDs-CIohs Cssners and Vestnss OF al Srsaes
De fol owing noted ri CrsnshAw Nils, RICHMOND va, MINER
q, :. nTs Cunet o. county, Va Kelley, Ford Cos as
Ereissl,Ss1Grg rhonas Anc Mus Marion, snln eoe1Ii
Va Roek Ga8d NIB, CaEotte n o.; when se ar 81 -
approved goods that v compare IN every respect YIN
te bss goods and many OF the OrenshAS
5ds eaa 10 quality Eren,h There can be no loger an eN
s fs bnlg good 4nufAos1red cai o. me state Ia
~. Esep a.ylys or hand stock % FRENCH AND ENGLisH
CLOTs An CASSlNER not be sup used ~ any house N
ne ty We have o. Caters, aat corps Of sorAmen
40 he ,ssi ~ any house IN Union With determine
t5n - ta-nh patrons with southern u Asee
Roam o, we've 5a ani made sorth and We sFu' 70 pc
,o ~ cr1 s7ath as c determined 10 do al In our povT
- 49, 80 sPgSCU CAREY.
Cotliers aud Merchant Taiors,
Ia Corner q Main and 18Th strs'fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20

SARuINRs-so Gases sardine whole bali and qu.rtsr Box
- es Iust received and for sale BY sELDEN MILLER,
sepa Corner 1&lh and Cary etssu-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20
sAsH. BLINDS AND DOORS.

vur oa.st ent in Remond where be Be had
~. move artioies N psrooa, q the shortest not'cs
ssrs oonadsni Of diving entire ssacon NE subseber -
~ en<rIf Turning hs bunes eas soy
lave D sr vork slaess ds.Y eve
csa-a MIN AnLxR, nays e9sse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20
LIgaIE q BRADBURRYis PIANOS.

APRIL, 1861.
DRY GOODS.
NFERCHANTs visiting this city with view OF nsng purchases
WI respectfully solicited TO examine Stock Of DRY
GOODS. We oner for sale:
800 bales Brown sheetngs and Shrargs,
300 0sraburgs,
80 cases Bleached sheetings and shrngs,
90 bales Plaid and Striped 0snaburgs
sc pieces Stripe and Plaid Domesics for servantI
6Obales Ticklngs,
20 a" Denins and Striped shirtings,
10 cases Fancy Prints,
so Cottonades,
10 Z" Colored Cambrics
Is Kentucky Jeans and Tveeds,
And large Heavy and Fine Linens for CENT?
White Oat5bs Ih Linens Lawns Plain Striped and Eubroid
cred Bereges and Popns Cloths Cassmeres Yesnes 4c
all OF which will sell very cheap 70 The cash and prompt trade
EILETT DREwRY.
No. II Pearl street,
apl Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20

CULRs, CAST AND SHEAR STEEL.-we have on
hand good assortment the above Good 10 which In
Wv, nr 20 A''0A'n VI AAA1- SMITH, RHoDEs 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-20
ENCOURAGE
Southern MANUFACTURERS!

MUIHEKN MANU- AOl oisEo.
80 so .s .,psclaly you obtain As desirable Scoas
s1st naihs Ary for them than hsr setaAI sOI.n'
re CstENsRAW wOOEEN COMPANY
a. as ~ orgaised year. and 10 order 70 MAKE susn
90 eoupe.e with but ~oud rsth-r AID etner sos,ern
oy furnishing grades and styles OF Ioods ma
- hs-.tofore been aAde In Virginia they nled ueh NM ~
Ehiar Of The hnest qsey. Ihey are now
100 an OAsSIMERES and CLOTHS Of every variety ron nne
y Mrrno And Messo WOOL and solicit the attennon o. We
zoe n he south 70 Goods Al who have seen we
rIOrHs aauf.c expressly ior NE virginia
iatue pronounse NJ least equal not superior Va quAV'
40 os they had eeea buyns heretofore, and quite =.
me Vrgnia state and Central Agricultural soesuss -
Pair heid IN hs city october lAs awarded 70 Ihy
Sold Medal FOR their exhibition OF WOOLAN uoVDo' WIN"
aluded some beautiful shAWls, BlAukeu a. ,,n,.s
purchasers may rely upon every pees OF Sooas
Nv % 5,nR uhAt represented Aad under no 81 sS NJ,
viii tbs Company be indneed 70 SorE snoa1' ~ ~
VII hs' caro- An' S''' LEwTs D. oRKNsHAW, PresidshI
BAsTsL p MITCHELL
WuLIaGrox GODDlN, l Dreolorh
JosN H. A0SrASoA,
P.W. HAYWOOD,
A. t, Tor e sale Of tAe Goods Manufactured BY NE Vren
d. Weoea Oompaay Richmond Va, No have nov on nlna
80, goOOO yzds nne plain and fancy single and Doeo
Hsd Csssers anil Ctot bsdes lot OF nne bsnksS EAU
sesens shANisArd manufacturing AZ tue raie o. -vOS
ySrds per week q hleh oner 70 ne trade a. All -
Or s terms s entire confidence that ne snteiPLie s r
S't ,So : -, - Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
DREADFUL MURDER IN ASSUMPTION, La.

A correspondent furnishes tie particulars OF a
ightul murder in the Parish OF Assumption. The VIC
til vas Dr. williamson gentleman ci large fortune
and high position. who resided about two miles b.low
Nipolcosvillc The Doctor married, but having no
children he had reared and educated the two brothers
of his wife Henry g. ard Frank c. The latter had how
ever conducted himself badly, and after frequent vaa
Hr-s 40 his reformation, Dr. W. had forbidden him the
bouse Henry continued to live with the Doc'o-. On
"Wednesday they attended the funeral Of DR. Martin. In
the evening De- w TO visit pat clt taking With
him his rle negro boy. On returning ust the boy
raising the bar to let the carriage in, two men VI shed
forward While one seized the bride OF The hcrse' tue
other asked If It was Dr. Williamson who in the car
rage On receiving reply in the affirmative he dischsrg-
ed ak barrels OF revolver at the Doctor, who tll
bathed in blood
The itile negro led and when the noise Of the firing
attracted the a,tenon Of the household Dr. Williamson
was found stretched on the earth in the agonies OF DEATH
p,y received lonr balls in different parts of his body.
Su,nicoa fs the brothers Henry aud Frank especially
a. the fermer when accused OF the deed, replied in hs
coDfsion 81 was not that fired at him. was my bro
tber" Bo.h have been arresed. Public excitement Is
a, the highest pitch and special constabes have been
,ppointed TO guar the prison aud prevent the accused
fou suffering the rude and summary justice OF Judge
D,ncb Nee Orieaps Bee March lS,h.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
A NEW TYPE. SETTER.

Willis in his last letter to the Home Journal says the
machine ito Insert pig at end aud grind out saus
ages At the other is really "sOw" in comparison with
the invention for setting ypcs-a visit to which
was the object OF one Of his recent walks in New York
"Adens type-setter not only can types fast
eight men, but distributes, restores their places
tle same amOuut by the process-au autorecuper-
alton OF outlay which it is wondrous 20 believe or an
editor, leas may be possible principle in Nature
The tvpe-setter is worked ike a piano, by playing
on keys-the mere touch the key for the letter a.
for instance being instead Of the cid fashion OF taking
up that letter with the fingers turning it right end up
tnd right side front, and putting II into the line, TO be
adjusted with spaces. IL revolving table Of brass
he macliae-worked bv the smallest steam power and
the cost about fifteen huadred dollars II would clear
self of cou Sc by the saving of labor TO say nothing
of the dcceletaon OF work which speed is so neCtS
sary in very short time. Without gOry into plrticu-
lar description Of the machinery, may say, ODE who
has been wel,;aught ype-seter himself that seemed
the locomotive seems TO the stagetriver or as
he steamboat TO the paddler OF the impossible
iecderatum brought miraculOusly TO pass.
Perhaps the curiOusy Ingenious part OF the in
vtnii0n l. that which gives the compoSor chance 10
scratch his head indulge in revery speak to his friend
Or light his cigar mend the grammar critcise the
copy ooyatng that is to say, the necessity Of rgidy
setplg up with the unvsryng steampropusiou Of the
nachiue This Is done by reg gster wheel which makes
Signals for the letters before they taken and which
vii ALLOW as many sixty 10 accumulate before they are
disposed CT with hudrauce 10 the action OF the ma
chiuery Could thing be more like braln turned
70 brass
'The inventor OF this wonderful affair Timothy Alden,
vas practical printer and it he devoted twenty years,
diving when he had al last perfected this brain and
nerves giving way to the diseases Of concentration
of though and will How many men are victims in these
fast days TO this kind OF everlasting! Yet Alden
lived enough Of life, if measured boy benefits to lis
race What were the ey,ntess centures OF Methusellh
as good to the world) in comparison with the twenty
wears inveatiou Of this Massachusetts, typeseter?"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
RICHMOND WHIG.
SHORT CROPS IN ENGLAND.

In the British Parliament on the 2Sth ult, Mr.. Cairo
called attention to the serious deficiency of last harves
and the consequent necessity for increased economy
the public expenditure He described the failure as hav
ing extended to potatoes well cereal crops snC
the prospects Of the future harvest not much better
with the best weather. net more than average croI
could be expected. He said
He found that whilst last year in the six months end
log February We imported IRON the United States l4O,
900 quarters OF corn, amounting 5000; in the cor
espOnding months last season. We imported 2 10000
quarters at cost of 80 25O OOO nearly twenty times
much. From Russia and Prussia we had also import
ed much greater quantities, and from France We had i'm
p) ted neatly six times much grain. The total IN
crease Of imported grain might be estimated at upwards
o. $4,000 600, as compared with the six months end
ing February 1860 This would plainly show the cause
OF the pressure which at present felt in mercantile
circles, but al any rate, there the satisfaction Of
knowing that there would be general deficiency, and
here wa also reason 20 hope that this season OF dcu
" Noud soon pass over.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
EgEE GOODS IN ST. LoUIS.
The St Lous Republican, ofthc 22rd, says:

The St LOu.s Rspablieaa, ofthe 22rd, says
ky,ry DAY our importers Of foreign merchandise are
rccyivtg by way OF New Orleans, very ccnsdeIabl,
quniiu,s OF goods, etg free TIE goods are landed a
he por. OF New O-lcau.-no Custom House n0ica H
r.acn OF them-n0 bonds executed tor the paim n
OF duties on their arrival there; aud maay articles a.,
saving Of oue-l4lf the duty, OILY would aljrd hand
some profit. lths thiug is TO become permanent there
Nl b. am entire revolution In he cCU'r o! t.ace, an,
New York viii sun terribly Our nCrChln.s have clpi
al enough % Justify them in making T. ir pur.hres ~
Europe and shl pug 20 New Orleans, IL tla. ~,
because otthe dhrcuce the tar goods can be bo-Sh
c.eaoer thlu a. NeS York WIKI td,s adgu2sc, ~
shall be able sci, chez per than Aay o,Ser city IL the
Valley Of the i-slssppi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

THEEATkNLp NULLUcArloN AT ThE NoEEH-The New
York CJpaaerciGl time stald old Wing journal,
but now int K, publican, earnestly calls for an extra
se.s on Of Congress 10 repeal the Morrill, wood screw
tariff hw 1t hints that ii not repealed, notification may
be resorled to at the North. Here is The language
The people Of the North are undoubtedly law abd-
ing people AID they will obey much rather than evade or
dew the laws BHt thar commerce Is thar rst interest,
and r high scale Of import duties is enforced at their
Dort while imrortations are admitted free With CON-
ptr,vey nominal duty at the South, here IS grave rea
son to fear that one OF temptations will be yielded
o-eiher the law will be evaded and sagstomac SNUG
glrg will be resOrted TO, the laws Mil be set at d,h
anCc'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

,b E,-th ex oired about midnight a, Windsor Castle.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, with Other high fare-
,oDsries OF the kingdom, was in atendauee. As sooe
as the king had breathed his last the Archbishop quilted
Windsor ANA mads his way to hensinsicn Palace, tue
sence AZ the tire of the Princess Victoria, where be
arrived before DAYLIGHT and announced himself teuost-
ING an immediate iujervey With the princess She has
y at,ired herself and et the venerable pree in the
an,eroom lie informed her Of the demise CT the crown
aud did homage 10 her the sovereign OF the nation
She vas AT eighteep Queen OF the only realm in fact
~ Iistorv on which the sun never sets She deeply
ayi,ted The 5. words she uttered were thes', Il ask
YOUR PRAYERS in my behafH They knet down together
and the youg sovereign inaugurated her regT Ike The
yousg King OF Israel by asking fcom on hSn "aa III
dersaudng heart to Judge 50 gIea peope, Hto eoHld
/ o. be numbered no. eolDied ,Oy multitude
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

n.-,,v i, Cyl,nRIrY Count Tls-her DC Ia Elgere,
boe death in PARIS has given 10 some talk, was
great uncle CT the hnperor, senator, ana meoc VI
the imperial hou.eholds OF both NApoeonS Ills fea''I.
ship to Josephine AID Q'een Horiens' gave nn 'ae
light to advse-a right he rarely abused lie hNeu 20
the good old sge Of So and sas oi.en
hica as well a. domestic affairs by the pFeseh'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

Reeeaiy, there was sold in Paris, by the SheF'i ot
Ger, large parcel of Cd books, veey dusty sAa very
dirty. The fortunate buyer Of tee lot for Two francs
found among the books OF extreme rarity, th' ",S
p-ilcd book in which found ;he iarveon' gen'aio
=, Of Er.r,s who !, ,ho1n 10 be descended m d
rect Inc through slxtyiour generations, from Hector
son of Pr.4m TIE book is said to have been lmmea-
.,eh .od TO an English for five hundred ifai c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

The (horse,rail'aad cars IA St Loa'4 orc 70 90
n.one.l by steam. The furnace ara boiler are 20 be
uorgbt aad placed in front OF the occupying space
Of aoout three feet square. The cylinders are to De n
inches in diameter With nine inch stroke, aud VIII give
a power Cquh 20 about three horses.