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DNH|92
WARMER

r. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies' and gentlemen Of
Memphis, that, through tho kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle hero permanently
and become a citizen of Memphis. TIo consid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lish the hundreds Of
EY0tEeF5ssS csgjBssOasiaEg
Which he has received from gentlemen Of the
highest raspoctabiIty, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and open
ior tho inspection of all, but the reference BE-
low are OF nature that wiz abundautly satisfy
all who perUse them.
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FROM THE RIO GBANDE.-Wa take the fol
lowing from the For5 Brown Eag, of October
2ith:
1t affords us pleasure to state that John n
Luckctt, of San Antonio, has been appointed to
and has accepted the position of colonel in the
Confederate army, and that he is to be stationed
at this point with regiment of infantry
The family of Nr. CHARLES Anderson arrived in
this city on Thursday last from San Antonio,
under the escort OF Lieutenant A. H. Leigh, c.
s. army, and are stoppingat Eict0r's Restaurant.
Mr.. Anderson win probably be along himself in
@ few days when the entire family viii leave for
New York via Tampico, orproDably via Havana.
We have already stated that Mr. Charles An
dersOu, brother Of Gen. Robert lSumter) An
derson, was arrested at San Antonio. his home
for many years, because Of his suspicious move
ments. He lately escaped. however, and is no
doubt by this time in Brownsville.
We had the very great pleasure during the
past week Of having with us the Hon. J. A.
Quintaro, who was necessarily detained at this
point three days before he could obtain transpor-
tation to Monterey. Mr.. Quintero travels on
public business Of Importance
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NOTICE no SHIPPERS !

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r. r. OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, October 2Ith, 1861.
n o Freight will be received at the river by the Mem
~ phis and Charleston RarOsd Company except with
TIE privilege of storing and insurng expense
ers until II can be shipped. The demands Of the Gov
ernment upon the Company for rolling stock TO trans
port troops and munitions OF war, has rendered this
course necessary W J. ROSS
Oc2l-I m (tanaral Smunrint.nda
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IRON,
FERNANDO

R0 000 LBS Iron Ties and Hoop Iron for
~ 3OOO sale by STANTON Il MOORE,
noiO-lW Front Row
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CUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

In addition 20 our own force we have in rr o-,Io
siiiui ana experienced wOrkmeu; also a large stock
OF tools and materials, embracing Che latest improve
msits ana inventions and can DO ali kinds of work u
our line, ncudiug the making OF new and ,7HpIicsr4
parts III the best manner and with dispatch. Also plain
and ornamental engraving.
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Tho Altoruey-s;cncraI Of England on thc
Cotton Crisis.


Cotton Crisis.
Sir William Aitherton, AHoraey-Gaueral and
n p. for Durham, lately addressed "a meeting
of his constituents in the Town Hall OF that city.
We make the following extract from his speech,
as reported in the London Herg'd:
The sword did not bind. It sudarod: and it
seemed to be next TO impossible that, in the
event Of one or the other oI those States being
victorious in the field, q union should not be
brought about in consequence which should
either resemble the original Union, or which
should have in itself either the elements of ad-
vantage or durability. Il must be the wish OF
every one that that unfortunate struggle might
come to an early close, and that bl00dshcd in
these countries might cease.
But that struggle had an aspect rather inn
pOTtant to Us in its bearing upon the commerce
and industry especially of the northern parts of
this country. Let them take the case of the
county OF Lancaster, with very extended pop
ulati0n, with millions upon millions of capital
invested in mills and machinery, IN the mauutac-
ture Of cotton. The employment Of the people,
the employment of capital, the employment Of
machinery, all depending upon the raw material,
and Withdraw cotton from Lancashire, and how
bread was 90 find It's way TO the mouths of the
workmeu, It was very difficult to understand
Therefore, it was impossible, without hazarding
any prediction to look this great evil in the face
and 10 consider the possibilities Of the coming
winter without great alarm-at least anxiety.
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ADMINISTRATORS, E0TICF-

9NtL undersigned having been appointed AduiBfssrs
4 .'s on The estate Of the gte Capt James Hamilton
leit1y nojiaes all parties indebted % said estate 10
come forward and make settlement and all parties hold
g claims against said estate 90 present them for adjust
\ -'eA'' i. n. DURR
| Administrator
| uo.-LLl- u Erlnt R..-
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RE.ITfl -

A-AdefA - 2
At D. oRAEDALL has removed hf7 Tent and Xiii
ALs tary Clothing Aauufactory 20 Jefferson Bocs on
second street lie Is prepared 10 make and an orders
Tor Tents, Clothing and Camp sguipags % any extent
.EiSO,
Las Cclstsut.y on hand
Water Proof Coats
" Wagon C1vers.
Gun Carriage Govern.
Camp Rugsl etc.
s=2I 9n
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LKrrER ego71 RICH71oND.

IspeclaI Correspondence Of the Appeal
iaoolr', Conrcujs1t and accommodating Boca-
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4 NEW AnVFRTISE"L N'''
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ALSO,
= IR Il b r ICK s.
WHICH HAVE NO sUPEREOIs.

We also maDUfacturs all kinds Of c. q and C.-,rif.
WAKE, and would most respectfully solicit orders IN ~
above goods ". 7 FARROW. Agent.
aulO3m Eq7I-- < ~
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
AhRLl.1L OF TIE EI.N.i

dhhl } ! z. DF me EI-N Il.
Nav YoRK Jan. 27,b.-ibS steamer Eth, is at Sandy
Hook with adyices from Liverpool !uIh.
A letter ON ConstaLs iuope of December 9th, re
ports the Ct the main PersiIn Amy, sixty
hou-aud strong by { Turcomans. Almost the entire
number were e,t er killed taken prisoners The lead
er express, the opinion that this may lead TO the over
throw OF the Persian tyaasty.
The sales Of for two days preceding the steam
er's departure were 10000 bales.
TIE 2, rsi,s had csu.ed advance of fully lSd
some say lid Lower qualities improved most Or
leans mdolug, g-l6.
Breadstulls que. and steady Provisions dull.
COuso's ~ II % 81 j-S.
The Court Of Queens Bench have issued witt Of hab,os
corpus in the ease Of the fugitive slave Anderson, under
arrest at Toronto, Canada. tor murder.
The ships Grace Gordon and NaImion had been abaL-
dOued sea- their voyage 10 Liverpool. The crews
We 9 saved
HeNitt's circular says cotton advanced lid on Wed
nesday, in I'll qualities.
The sales "Wednesday, as reported at Queenstown
Thursday, otO ba,.. Hewitt says oil kinds ad-
vanccd fully quarter since Friday.
Breadsluif7 and provisions unchanged.
Tue Paris Monjte,r confirms the withdrawal OF the
Fren b l.ct from GaCtl
The Russian GOVERN 1t protests against the reported
war,kc prepare ions by Germany and Prussia rganst
Denmark.
The Count Of Moutemoln and his wife are dead
Il is reported that there ia 10 he Congress at Paris,
for the settlement Of the Italian question.
Il i rumor,d that the Bank OF France coatempli,es
Suspension.
In issuing the habeas corpus in the case of Anderson,
Chief Justice Cccburn said that he regarded Anderson
as a British subject.
Hiss ated that several rhJd cannon have been shipped
from Liverpool for Charleston.
The French Legislature have been summoned 10 meet
on the h Of February Foreign journals are 10 DO ad-
mi,ted to free circulation in the Empire
The Etna brings b 800 900 in specie
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PR0M WASHINGTON

The difficulty between MesSrs. Ri-t and Dunn of the
House OF Rerrcsenti es hiss been hOnorably adjusted
through the interv ntOn of Messs. Pryor McCeruand
and HinJmau and Lieut. Nelson, of the Navy.
II is now certain that private letters have been recev-
ed here from Mr. Lincoln urging Cancellation and COM
pomise on his friends and stated that he indicates
The Border State resolutions siording reasonable
hash of adjustment This information ia reliable. Soon
,er the Pres enal vote shall be counted the second
"Wednesday in February he will acquaint the public with
b views on the pending cris Heretofore, he has not
lt that il would be proper for him in advance OF the
Off ia d. caratOn Of his election, to take prominent
mart in directing political affairs.
The friends Of the Union much encouraged by
the friendly responses to the invitation Of Virginia for
commissioners TO meet in Washington from the several
States on the 4th Of February and it ia believed the
ton of the convention will command the support Of
of large msjority of both branches Of Congress.
The Fugitive slave law introduced n the Senate to-
dav by Judge Douglas is considered thorough and ef
etve obviatng objections to the present statute
and securing its complete efficiency.
Senators Benjamin and Side since the secession of
Louisiana have taken active part in the proceedings
f the Senate They will formally yacae their seats as
soon "A thew receive official information the pass
of the erdinanoe Of secession by their State.
The great point aimed at BY the friends OF the
o. ion i 10 avoid all pr.e1t for collision 10y the
ding States in the hope that the sober second thought Of
the people If fair settlement shall be offered will in
duce them 20 resume their connection with the Federal
/ Government
Secretary Dix has instructed the commanders Of the
Revenue cutters If attacked to make the best dsfSrce
in their power If assailed BY superior force TO run
their vessels ashore and blow them up.
! The Maycr of Washington has been summoned before
the Investigating Committee of the House, to testify as
TO any Information he have relative to conspiracy
to seize the Capitol Privately he says he knows moth
/ ing about il.
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Doors, SHOES AND HATS ar AUCTION -
ID On TUESDAY. f9rH JAsUARy VII q s'sioes
At Auction siore, 800 Boot, n, and Hats
I lsl5 L 4 q. % pAvEAP XII. In-ta.
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49, cz OF ESseI and King and Queen counties. held
Ia faPpahannok the s Of January 1861 being Court
UoL Alexander Fleet k1g and Quee called 10 the
Chair, and h. w. Dan ;erhrli appointed secretuy.
Tus Chairman hAy explained the Of the meeting to be
the selection candidate this strict In the State
be held The IS February and urged the
meet impo of ting delegate qualified
in this me ., important assembly;
Museos Garne In appropriate trms moved that tho Hon
r " Hunter being ths choice Of the people Of
In the Convention tbs
cArei the Lon By acesnsuon which motion carried with
great motion Il iolved that the Cnarm
Secret be 10 wait Mr. Hunter,
hl OF Of the meeng urge upon
cc-ptNnce OF he nomr alton.
R.se That proceedings of this meeting pub ished
the Rursl soa'herner, aud the Richmond papers.
Ajax INDEX FLEET Chairman.
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Pom, ne Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Oct. Is, 1859.
Tux STICKING PorN.-This point seems, at last to
b,rs been reached in invention known as Spll-
49, Prepared Glue, which by simple application with
o,bsatipg or preparation Of any kind, re-unes the
s,sDt, Of almost anything into perfect whole This
81. Is really valuable invention, aud, from it, utility,
S.s come into as extensive and general the frc-
ti,r match.
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WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLES.

she Ingredients BaASDRTHs PIs purSSiye and act
n OPEN te,ach DISSOLVE ceanse, cool heN and
cary out oe body whatever Injuries IL BY being dsesei
t the ld Eey and "a with he blood 20 search out
ai remove all bad Teey dissolve al nAars collections
ss.use blood aud 'u5ercs ulcers Sc e' them 10 10
vapa system they nay They -jare part OF the DO
d. They carry asay nothing thA, good They only remove
They assist nature agree with IT, and always do Their
V5-s ru Trr use has saved many valuable life sold al
c.i flee No 20 Cana street Prize % cents per box
S. b. Ii rr.n-ctah dealer. n lclnei -dAElm
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A4kVAlSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.


JOS H. CRsNsHAw, Proprietor.
Jan. IS, 1851
vvfis7 N.E Kent W Ayres Ruckl- CHAM
A ] Ger, Amelia Boss-aa Nly
"a ...s ,yihs Wv Williams, NottOUay
~ a., Nan Po1ha,an W p Br neh Goo ehlAnd
eIgv RXDRR VIC Pollard, so
n b, rl-a.I Roanoke W q rAylor PttsY vSnia
JBHar.r. 6DRR o kSchnSn, baltimore
w e W,ssv Ga rterlaudCH W liin. Mag william
A CAaab-l. ship nornlug star Howe, Boston
r ,-,r-t6n Va ID MOshv, Va
H.. n z William "a Temple. RtYRR
~ o. Doh son. hrnrico Us smith, " q TX
A >s.p.arl. Pete sburg " Long. Caswe
b. J. s. ar by, BaI'ua Arsenal rs Williams NottoSay
D. sr5st... Va sterling. Va
I6s..y McFtr and, Alabama
81 c.r. V-u K--t e. Pollard City
A T.1-mtr J N-ls n Louisa
a. p.r..--d West Point J W Packard, City
TlF.1. lt Al Carl -, PAwhAttn
; f-,-5-.r CRY b PhllPs, NotosAy
TrE.el. IS Charlotte " Dabbs, Danvne
f.rrr.5n Amelia & X lildsay, Louisa
J.rr.s.n, RHBieisoe, Va
J n N'pe, Va
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- no JOHN o. STEGER, ESQ

RICHMOND. Jan. 10th, 1851
To Messrs George W. HObson, samuel Hsron IT, H. Meade
p. 7. Nc and others: 49,. ,
attention has teen called TO your tier In the
Dispatch OF this morning requesting that would allow my lame
40 he TO s voters Richmond Candidate for the
state Convention the 1871 Of February next Unaf
fctedy ds,rus Of my qualifications for so and RESPONSE
bic position would sge Sb 10 personally. that
he eonnded able and experience
o. the present cris. Of affairs, demand
judgement the prompest And most 6eced measures
protection and preservation VI the rights OF virginia In
te Union possible then cut 4 It. do at feel at liberty
withhold from native State service which so large and
respectable portion Of my flowcIens may 'hnk In my
power render =,
liberty therefore to use name as you desire with
the should b. tbs pleasure OF fellow citizen, 10
confer upon distinguished trust shall .ndeavor to dis
charge Il with hrmness and fidelity whe gentlemen, have
cornded you, To be used may deem beat Tor
IN promotion Of those high interests which dear TO US al
you permit eIprOss the earnest hope, that you Eli AZ
once Of those Interests and the
cordial IN friends shall demand Thanknsyou
eGen the kind aud too partial sentiments expressed In your
letter,
am Very truly
Your friend and fellow cltz
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49, AND ca aRLE5 CIIY.-7o the Editor eth Uhig.
wi sgw space In your next 10 respond
s made upon the Whig of yesterday, by
frlei haing om James CITY, TO become candidate to
the counties o. Jams City, New Kent and Charles
CITY the oaehng STATE CONVENTION TO be held 10 the
city CT Re mod, the 18Th % Pebruar- next.
~ appreciate tho compliment conveyed by his call yet
just claim n such dist eon nor have any Wish
the Sh honor Of In the Convention with
feet knowledge Of so 10 bear the mighty responsible
OF the place. give satisfaction TO TIE constituent tody
thinking eetfuy decline the Invitation enter the
thu hd 10 be occupied by those who
condolences their capacity 10 heal the disease with
which the country Il afflicted
agency, Indirect In placing the country
In is depoTablr condt yet possessed the 10
render en- lent service take occasion 10 thl would sy
aside all personal consider - the people of this
e the State Of Virginia quickly Ia the
January ~, 1851 Very respectfully,
Taos II. IlLCcX
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-lrY ITHMS.

Ton,cco EzcuASoS, in rear OF the O0'o"l'
raI ~ "a. opened, yesterday at II o'clock a
ban h0e- -. ds.lers in tobacco and other mer-
hrrs number % fore proceeding with the hTss
ch,ns we're Ss proprietor, Capt VIM sheppard, de-
. ii S ssa,'s o o asS Tt 1S's sp
ne eOmpany 800 IN Bariou's best style, and served
ne ioddy eJ "a nod Other hxiugs we're provid,
% 10 eg - on such occasions, good humor and
"a and a s The Exchange is furnished With
ipgiy 49,. or stands, which viii be rented to the
panoe' !, merchants for displaying their samples
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LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN TIL City
a OF RICHMOND, AND LANDS IN HE RICO COUNTY PoR
SALE PARTER OR EXCUAeGEThe tubscribr will sell upon
the In sh H. IL and 2, months for n.
residue, large number Of IS 10 the y for the part In
rapidly improving loo es also tracts Of Ddn snr
county Of fair quality TO soil AID heavily ,mbed Or Si
exchange them for approved stock pe
For psts and information a. 10 this property apply
JANIS y GODDIN,
Ja15 -dtc9w No. Btlyin's Block
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- TOTHE VOTERS OF HAN.

49, 0vER oQUNTY-FslIoGo- Citizens You will shortly
be c ed elect Delegates Conven lon, which the cond
oa OF The South makes Urged be candidate for
thi' county stated willingness to be such only Ia
people should think OF value to htm While the
Utilities OF the position sole and important, not to
be eoud Tho cs dem Ands that should withhold s
vices wen desired BY those who have right request hem
Seeking nomination, declared inens to those who
OF czsu. OF all opinions county nvened
duly published notice. al the Court House. to select
A. tie OF is meeting, and several gentlemen VII had
been spoken Of for the stated our opinions on tho subjects
which Will 0eSaPy the part o, tS Si ,sIo s nS
voted large majority be fer the friends Of the others
qesoed and msd nomination unanimous to place
st think that the differences between The two sections
country su be speedily tbs
and Elng believe In the right OF aovereign
and + IN SeS rsh for .a:h cause to se.ede
from te Union anu M tbs aggsons OF the North upon the
"a That there IA no iishu power to coerce State resisting
sns sg and b y, far rom N. pSesor
having right upon her for sting
sona wrong she lain such case morally entitled TO the army
and navy TO defend her
Sd That the right. safety honor AMI peace Of the South
by Constitutional guarantees the Uion should BE-
served but that the settlement should no: DO psp )ned to
.,res s,hen enemies, and ipjure
Uncu has appointed Comm those Of the ether
the Ash Of PebrIay next in Washington with View OF
agree adjustment stf,cory to the South and
STALL accept the same, then time should b. given 10
cut such plan Ia tho man or provided by the Consi
| tn lon
In pesce II anything wi not then at least he saiey Of the
Soyth.
lies that nv views on the ue.us Necessary To insur,
safety The STATE have Sreliy been slnferstooi a. msre
ed It's argued that wish 10 impose a &C. a buri e-s
Commonwe nth Tor he: protection. On the l'rsry VIII
~ save properly, and ePe iy blood IL
enineay of a-nony Igacs AID safety The state
aresdg pledged coercion Tue enemies Of the South
viii never prrveut shedding blood acd des lsLng
our by ujns ordinances brl Eak IL
II cost, much and instruct enou tooTsb defend
Virginia. what will cost d. So SeF bate has b,ea fought
AID roOps When Thousands OF her best
ders are Ia h'odr graves ard nit Ions OF propry hes
been yd The seh}e boy Who clnnct hsure cut econ my
and has made but little progress Their
ahmstc The proposed arSon is not In
tended defensive II tho state designs 10 sub
MIL security the gifts the Ecu h. be Il but II
hse rc arc be rsi,d her safety should mt by h=d
WITH an nohi 4surs hut the Of resisting stack
Thss- fellow citizens my views br edv and aukly stated
G. W. RICH ARDsNN.
t.Q-- cit
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U7y l-pC,r Suffer Those who are so fortunate a.
"a have escaped Dyspepa and its attendant evils can
J,Iv conceive the suffering ths these diseases cause.
The wonder is that the afflicted continue TO suffer,
bsa that iufabe remedy, the Oryge'aisd Btisrs, is
,.;tti, their reach.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-29

r,, P,ssAex-The steamship Roanoke which
~, ,-,, Richmond on Thursday, arrived at New
Sunday at O'Clock, after very boisterols pas
l''A' lain TO during the heavy northwest gale for
AZ during which she shipped several heavy seas,
- 5sad. started guiris, &c.
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PENNSYLVANIA AND THB NATIONAL
CONFERENCE

HARRISoSBvRG, Jan. 27.-BOth Houses of the Leg s.
ture are considering resolutions for the appointment
Of Commissioners to those from Virginia IN Wash
inpton the 4 h OF February
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-29

,rloSs-The meeting at the African Church last
=. ,,s scene Of great confusion and excitement
= Geo. W. Randolph, John o. Steger and Judge
~, Robertson we're nomiuaied for the State Con
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-29

rog N 1--we ssahsrs unchanged wheat ssseri Kentucky
Whts 6Oe higher; mixed e'Aioc souhsrs White oss
P,rs heavy N IS aus Lad a. ~ lose-
wRi.ksy a.IsSe g.rsesdy CoR.s,,.ady al - ls
Turp mine Arm. Eosn du Rec Steady al - u ~ foek
BAIrxosa as Flour dal and heavy; Howard Street and
Ohio s5 Nils IS = sales wheat lrmer Ned VI 80
A. cents White l456O cts Corn steady yellow tOa69 cents
White 6SA7O PrOsbOns Mess Pork tls 81 Runp Is 90
nd l0e Coz s,eAiy liz 70 IKE Will key dull st lse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-29

n,,ru or Nh TAYLoR-Mr John O. Taylor, who was
-, IN tbc lib inst, by jos Bernard died Il his resi-
80, IN Henrico county, Sunday nigh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-29

T., Ns-sogA>cER.-Tbis spectacular drama is des-
=. ga great achievement, in its way. The transi-
ana transformations said to be grand and i'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-29

A>orHrR MnrlSa.-Aa adjourned meeting of the
.,-,ag men Of Richmond will take place. tonight, at
lsC,, Hal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-29

IN, YAaK,1s-No change in prices since our last
weekly reP-r
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NATTJRAL MAGICI

s7rss case suppose ycu sandy red, white, grizzly,
c- ras yellow h.r suppose prefer Et brown, rich
tak brown a bac< hc apply 90 yoa are Sisel
CRiSTlDORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
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ARRIVED,
Slr'lp Yo.AtoEn Parrish, n y mdse. and pass Ludl IN
kWa..u
st..zs- Cy OF Richmond, Mitchell Pha, m1ss AID pass C.
2 Carlow.
steamer Be,dere Ksene Baltimore udse aud passengers D.
s,-. ". fred Baltimore .uz A. Creashau 4 Co
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LATER FRON MEXICO.

NKw ORLKASS Jan. 27.-The Tennessee, from Vera
Cruz. the 2Sd, has arrived
At the city Of Mexico the l9h the Constitutional
Government in full operation.
Passports bad been sent to the Spanish Minister the
PapA Nunco and the Charges from Guatamala and Ec-
uador Much excitement thereby Occasioned among
the Spanish residents
The American Legation had been removed to the
CaDital.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-29

not ror- striking hetWeeu OF RID heat Ia
sr. nature which this famou dye has be aP
rl.I M ufsc'ur,d by CRISrAuORO, Astor House New
iE so.i everywaere and applied by ali dAlr Dressers
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RESIGNATION OF JUDGE McOALEB, OF LOUISE
NARKMs

Nsw OsLEAxs Jan. % Judge McCAleb, OF the Fed
er. District Court has resigned bis Office in
AZ the accession Of bis State