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The constitutional union., 1861-03-01

TRADE OF ARIZONA AND MEs1LLA VAL LEY.-The Arizona papers are filled with re- joicings over the grant of the free transit of merchandise through the State of Sonora, Mexico. The Mesilla Valley Times says:
 " It will open up communications with Cal ifornia, through Guaymas in Sonora, and of fers to us a cheap transportation for copper, and brings us some two or three hundred miles nearer navigation. To the mining companies of the western port of the Territory, it is of immense value, as the freight on their goods and machinery from Port Lavaca, Texas, has been fifteen cents per pound, while from Guaymas 1t will never be over from three to five cents. We learn that a stage line is to be immediately put in operation between Guaymas and Tuecon.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01

A PFRFrCT WIFE-Edmund Burfn, tho orator, was man of parts, and his beau idea! of perfect wife is worthy of consideration by our fair friends Here 1t is:
 A perfect wife is handsome, but it's not a beauty arising from the features, from com plexion, or from shape. She has all three in high degree, but it is not by these that she touches the heart-it is all that sweetness of temper, bcnevolencc, innocence, and sens- bility which face can express, that forms her beauty. She has a face that just rouses your attention at first sight; 1t grows upon you every moment, and you wonder that it did not more than raise attention at first. Her eyes have a mild light, but they awe when she pleascs, they command, like good man out of office not by authority, but by virtue. Her statue is not tall, she Is not made to be the admiration of every ono. She has the firm ness that does not exclude delicacy-all the sottness that does not imply weakness. Her voice is sott, low music, not formed to rule in public assemblies, but to charm those who can distinguish company from crowd; it has its advantage, you must come close to hear it. To describe her body, describe her mind one is the transcript of the other. Her un- derstanding Is not shown in the variety of matter 1t eXerts itself upon, but the goodness of the choice she makes Her politeness flows rather from natural disposition to oblige than any rules on that object, and therefore never fails to strike those who understand good breeding, and those who do not
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01
THE JUNE ROSES.

This German-like lyric is from Adelaide Ann Proctors new volume of poetry: Just when the red June roses blow, She gave me one-a year ago A rose whose crimson breath revealed The secret that its heart concealed And whose half shy, half tender grace Flushed back upon the giver's face.
 A year ago-a year ago
 To hope was not to know. Just when the red June roses blow, plucked her one-a month ago; Its half-b blown crimson to eclipse, laid it on her smiling lips; The balmy fragrance of the South Drew sweetness from her sweeter mouth.
 Swiftly do golden hours creep
 To hold is not to keep. The red June roses now are past, This very day broke the last; And now it's perfumed breath is hid, With her, beneath a cofin-lid; There will it's petals fall apart And wither on her icy heart;
 At three red roses cost
 My world was gained and lost
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01

A WITNESS on recent trial in one of the superior courts admitted that she had seen the respondent tipsy," but denied that she had seen him "drunk." Upon being asked to define the difference between the two ex- pressions, she said that drunk meant Every stupid" but tipsy only meant not bright"
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01

THE London Telegraph thinks that the English people have heretofore given too lit tie attention to the politics and policy of the great American nation, and in view of the universal ignorance of its readers, it com mences an explanatory essay, with the remark that the trouble now pending in America is occasioned by the desire of Virginia to extend slavery into the States of Ohio, Indiana Hi nois, and Michigan.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01

A GENTLEMAN lying on his death-bed, called to his coachman, who had been an old servant, and said, "Ah, Tom. am going long and rugged journey, worse than ever you drove me. "Oh, dear, Sir replied the fellow Che having been an indifft rent mastery "never let that discourage you, for it's all down-hill"
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01

Advertisers by the year will be restricted to their legitimate business
 Advertisements displayed by large type, charged double the above rates
 Personal communications charged double the rates of regular advertisements.
 Legal advertisements will be charged, for one square or less, first insertion $l, and 50 cents per square for each additional insertion
 Announcing candidates for State and District offices, S7; County offices, $5; Township offices, $3 invariably in advance.
 Political circulars charged as advertisements Advertisements not ordered for specified time, will be inserted till forbidden, and charged ac- cordingly.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01
COERCION OR NOT COERCION

YT,HIS IS TO INFORM ALL THOSE WHO ARE l owing me, either by note or account, to come forward by the 18th of February next and pay up or they will have to pay the same to an officer Money I must have to pay my debts. word to the wise is sufficient.
 ianl8tf1 JNO. A. FRITH.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01
LOOK STAR IF

k IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME, EITHER 1A by note or account, will come up by the lst or January next and pay me, or they will be put In the hands of an officer for collection.
 dse7-tf GEO. W. VADEN.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE!

TTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST Il ing between Drs. Sanders Neel, IS thls day dissolved by mutual consent. feb 22-2W
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01

VNHIS NEW BRICK HOTEL, ON THE CORNER | of Buena Vista and Foster Streets, elegantly furnished is open for the accommodation of guests.
 The locatian is the best in town, being near the boat landing and every effort will be made to please the patrons of the house. The proprietor therefore respectfully solicts liberal share of public patronage.
 Board and Lodging per month, S2O % Board (without Lodging) per month, 16 0o Board and Lodging per week, 00 Board (without Lodging) per week. 3 0O Board and Lodging per day, 00 Dinner, o0 Supper, oo Breakfast, oo Lodging oo
 Children under twelve years of age half price.
 Persons without baggage must pay in advance. Board bill by the year must be paid monthly board bill by the month must be paid weekly.
 The proprietor will be responsible for all artl- cles left in his care, none other.
 feb 22-tf. T. A. DODSON, Proprietor.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01
MONEY! MONEYM MONEY.M

A IL THOSE INDEBTED EITHER TO THE -A firm of Washer Vaughan & Co.,, or R. C.. McCarley Co.,, for 1860 will please come for ward and pay up, as we are compelled to have money to pay our debts.
 jan 9. 'el-tf R. c. McCARLEY x Go.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-01
SPEECH OF CEN. RILEY,

La the House of Representatives. of Missouri, on Me
 Sth day cf Fe6ruary, l6Gl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01

BgJAsM T4YL0eE SON. ArCrs

s III ~ i ID p 81 AN @FsTh FOX xAk
~ virtue n Of II The Cy Of Lcl-
moni catered the 23d day Janusry ST. in ne Todd
al w. Robinson and al the undersigned Commissioner thereby
rrease W1DNtshtY thc 7.t Of April ext ~ FAIR n not
i next fair day. ginning a. II o'clock A. H. sud continuing
rom day to d.y until he sale Is lpet al ne p7 real
and personal belonging 10 The ASHLAND HOTEL AMI Mineral
WELL COMPANY, IN the BIN In said mentioned follows
REAL ESTATE
Tract q LAND containing about 20 situated In the
Richmond Fredericksburg atd Potomac Railroad a. out 10 mills
from the city Of Richmond and known ASHLAND HOTEL
l. large and handsome HOTEL BUILDING, erected within No
past few upon the approved model aud capable with
Al requisite o1bpdlgs ar attached the Hotel, and
aong them l;sc Ballroom BoHl'ng and Billiard ssloon' al
by the great Northern Southern Mail Route hcass, and
at the Hotel Trains Ashland and Richmond urce
times lay ana head' o' a residing Ashand or boarding
Al the Hotel I'll have the privilege OF FAEF ticket the
70 ant from Richmond F e next twenty years Will the proba
by OF 'hs Nieael iadthr,ty The Hctei mas been ioF
years past popular resort OF the citizens OF Richmond who
Ie ry IaS WIZ W.. iaes luIi my e sunni
Detached from The ce and placed a. eonyetat distances
from Is on The 30 acre lot, NINE HANDsOME COT
TAGts conveniently and ssteay planned Tor the Of FAM
Hes bosoS Az he motel mere are nnmerou. @ue ana ora
mental trees about The hoe and ard grounds
by eyegreeas flowers whist the buildings d
posed both with erencet Convenience and beauty OF arrange
for e Snosrs Tor & uoC en bat one Of he r,os
beau,iu! situation in Sou!ern country N. parts Of TIE 70:
not occupied by The budrgs and Ornamental grounds n
high itae OF sad e whole surrounded % asu0sar-
Al tie sale a tie RsAL EsTArE Their, WIN be sall large
IN. s,,r Of tJRSiT-Et an. FyITRE,- and short
Kitchen Laundry, Bakery, Gas comprising the
. stock Of PRoN,IoNs q knis hand the hotel
the dag Of sale
B. Three or ,o.r MUi,s aod snail lot Of FARMING UTgN
SlS ,e,o. ''5y 3, ,te 80 ICE Iom5'Ty. .-
chass5s as Z ray o. iIdccl ot ,ic ia, o s-lc
TEaas "r G.Iz-Esi FaItsFor muo' n 'he purc'as.
money TO- zce ailr :oe oaeol- cash or tie purchaser
snail prefer u, f AZ ui such eng 80 e exceed Tie eAP-1t-
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BROW NoaEuLk-MAELNE Nsws- PoLLTLcs. Nc.

FhuM NVaFULh-MAEINE NEWS-POIITICS, &C.
NoEsolS, March 3I.--The ship Hergoggn aud the
bark Reindeer, N, days !om Costa Rcl, sailed hence
TODAY for New York. The Norwegian bark Columbus
aud the Bermuda brig Ltruka. bound up James Ri'er
are here i0 dis rcsl.
piper uumcrously signed IS in circulation instruct
ing Gen Blow tho delegate from this ciy in the Couyeu-
ton. to vote for an ordinance OF immediate secession
At large ard enthusiastic meeting at Washington
Point boz Norfolk county resolutions we're adopted ill.,
>rG1Ug tbc delegate from that county to vote foe an
ordinance % Immediate secession. Delegates were also
on-et '' af.eaI Convention 20 be held at Suffolk
.e lHr 1i April, 20 nominate secession candidate for
C1a-r 7 sboa.i Virginia srccde before that time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
REINFORCEMENT OF FORTS JEFFERSON AND TAY


Nav Yass March al-Ttc steamship Daniel Web
sta- arrived here to-'ay f,w the South and reports
having landed "a. For, J,isUoo, Torfugts companies l.
aai OF the ls- Artillery, and az Fort Taylor, Kew
West companies + and Of the same regiment. The-s
are q portion of the Texas troops The Daniel Web
SER reports Cha, Gle Indians committing great havoc
among the people OF Texls billing some and running
Oh STOCK. N i1r S.b'cy had classified some Of these
stya-es. Corunas the Mexican warluder was under
stood 90 D. waiting Che departure OF the troops 10 re-
commence operations or larger scale than heretofore
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LATER ERnM ErRnPP

NEw YosE, Ma eh Sl-The steamship Africa from
Liverpool the ieh, ERA Queersown the i7,h, arrived
last night.
She brings eSl 900 sterling in specie.
Bullion in the Bank of Engand has Increased e26O,
GOO
Sales Of Cotton for the week amounted TO IS 600 bales
Including $500 to spetu tors and 900 fer export
The market opened slightly lover but subsequently
covered under advces from America and closed firm
last weeks quotations The estimated sales for Friday
were $4,000 bales including 1000 on speculation and for
export
LIVERPOOL, l1th.-Estimated sales Yesterday % 600
bales, including o1o on speculation and for export
HeWs circular reports the market as closing buoyant
aud fully Orc-cighth higher.
Breiosiut' firm and prices generally unchanged
Provisions generally quiet
C0us1l, 90 20 s3 Is.
SACoNp DISPATCH.
The stccE OF cotton in por; is eo7 Oo) bales, 10000
being American.
Flour quiet ard steady. Wheat firm. Com shade
higher Sugar buoyart.
Toe Duchess OF Kent, mother of tic Queen, is dan
gerol-ly 3D.
Toe London Tn,ls r,dcul.s the de Of the Coafed5-
rate States beirs able TO ncgotae loan sftr the Nj
-.>SIpDi repgdatol.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A. N. DUPUY, A. NJ o..

TENHE this nsacn Will the LIST Of
October 1850, and viii terminate the Goth June, 1861
The Principal will be aided heretofore, by well selected
corps Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
fall 20 give satisfaction
The Boarding Department will be under the Of Mr.
Mira Dupry assisted by Mrs Mary CASsels formerly ofss
They will reside In the seinary with the young
ade and will exercise PGrsadl and control those
committed 70 their charge.
which has attended this effort 10 establish In the city
Richmond Female Seminary Of the m class has encouraged
Principal provide ample accommodations for the
session The buildings being enlarged and important
notifications Wi De them, which viii add greatly their
convenience and comfort The lodging large snd well
ventilated than from four boarders will
~ The Recitation Rooms will be well for the
accommodation OF the pupils
TERMS FOR NINE MONTH";
WAshing and Hight.
Tuition n the Preparatory Department 50 On
do r. ordinary Engah branches 40 on
do 10 advanced do do Observation-Disclosures. % 10
DO Modern and Anclent Languages each. 20 90
Music, Vocal and instrumental plano and Guitar for
lesson OF hourper week 90 90
Lessons Of each per so 90
Use Piano. ......... Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Drawing Ia Crsyon 90
Painting Water colcrB .......... 40 90
Painting IN on. - 60
the 18Th o. Eeb'y, 1851.
Reference Rev Dr. Moses D. Hoge any othe
former patrons Of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary containing detailed nlorna
on be obtained Al bookstore In the city, by appoG
Non 10 the undersigned.
AN. DUPUY.
Ul Richmond, Va
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NslYkCE.

rsFEE PFRM OF PULLIA-i 4 tETTS hsyng'hh
day ceased WILLIAM II. EETFS s' continue! ~ The Negro
auction Ysusiness, and mas taken iatJ COparuerhp VIA
him H. J. GREGORY They WI coniucl he business under the
nsra y 9ErTs GREGORY hei. GALES Room, Fsansir
Street. doors below Wall and about square below
former tflcr ~ PUan Belts, n respectfully solicit con.
tnuance patronage which b,5ty Sended TO W1.
y. Betts while 10 ;tc irm Of Pa Ian. & Bette.
They have obtained tn services o. NJ ysaR1D ". Ft%oEY, ~
Clerk il:c-c n the b1sress WA. II. BEtTS,
D. J. GREGORY.
ALEXAaDyB pIi9 Auosouser ny 10y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
THE APPROVED REMEDY FOR
EsEEHI IEATES7i.
CHi0EIpE on pROlYLANINE.

CHLORIDE OF PROXY AMTNF
PEoryL4vlsE Va, a., used O. Rheumatism, by Or. A-,aa.
b. r.'f t-oi-air.i a-l DIS pN'sas with Ibis remedy. H.,
rs. aE,a- 49,. .a-...ei '. So IA oa,
r.ae a .,. aee1-r . acute and g. rouic cases
ru.- r.yt aa,."
r co aeat 7e,.iu.le st's most r.7 aal aer,sat'.
.-a'-.- 10. ...ty v ..ri .in,.. v.u1.r'al su.c.
r. ,. o., --. ,t d. ~, 'ry 5-l i- 'l
.--.s.. t.Ia-..-...s $40 a-..n-.ryi De-
JOSEPH lnalEy ch.-..
Sla orrae rsI V.r.sr. sla.a amt s.a SIS.
4..--.-.' '..
Z ''St'i " "a Il, SSt' FRS EsitS.iNlA ssh
.r.-..f .....s Ma. ..-.-. ' ..,2 ,.. ~,
'.... C.s-.s On. side. o.Iy A. Der ys-l es..rtu,
o, @--a ,...---
49,. en- HtyFypoar.
--..-,.,-,--,---,,-.,,, ---...-.-.--..,........--
{Ef..I.t. L&G.g BAyiNPtar
II &C.. III. - ''' s... -. ,'' -
70. d. 'N,-'loN'.
.,gr,EEs,sasSFSN, YEssDgEEu SssyvP.-
- I.. Gi-r.l. .-r. shelly
g1pEEGc ts-S.t.. bales I'D r1.H.. r. sale
Gf.ss z 4 z b 5.Es's SIS. : We As.
r.E. r .H... l..f- .-- ,.f absa. .I roi.r from
r.. -l .... b. dependent o1 .- humber 10 apple
..... r..... u.rr.Ht t.t rl.. . color, and tstut-
r.. 60 .r.. -." ....s. err.tr..r-
.' f.. -Nt-te. i'4g H....-,s fw1I.
Hs.H- entirely St. AH r.'-.,'". -u GHu'.s-
1 .tl.r y. leaving perra stain Tie
T.I.n,.t..
su E.rAr rs .HF WORLD
...r-. ... .. .,l. ... ...'. ,,'l y.... ,...t.-.
~. . A vP.eur
...' f"''".p.N
.,.. ....,...., -. ,.,.. ,.-..,.t
= r9 I&e. p'yTNPaEr
fNptsN gesalAsCGUE-A SUE. .ur. m- A.u. aud
&C. pr..tts
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g0TssE

WE Wi! sell THUR DAY he - day q April At our Auc
w iion Rooms 20 ro.ck four s~ys car.,trg ~ OSE
MAN, ONE WOTANGut Two CUIiHHtN bv o.a,. % Henry
Cox coon oc,r Comfy Court or Chesterfield unl,r ID,
cree Co. tia c.s. OF CoNs cX'is IS. Coysi.i..
mM.I rrLLIAM CO. Anctts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01

I,,,IV ASP RrrAaSAuts CAsrnrv TO osE

1,y,rv ,Sp RruASSsBLE CAsUMry 10 OsE
r.--,,s-On Saturday night, an shray took
" IN. ,otrnda OF TIE Exchange Hotel between
ricc n t,iaher OF Augusta county, aud Col JOS
~ u-. Of the pIopnetors OF the oid icint Hotel
SrsN; y-,te 10 TIE Legislature, from elizabeth ClY
sd several blows were passed ana many ar, ,
soa'.l' 80, pistol and fred at Col Segar-the bail
6uine' Inch his coat under the right arm, Wthou.
pisue ~ .in The parties we're soon alter arrested,
s1'- ,l fo bail iu che sum Of 81 uuo each, on con
ana go tbsv sha appear before The Mayor TINS mora
a ...ri,v morning Mr.. Galah'r preceded to ms
is miles west of the city and while in the act
git''' f,- some purpose oCctsloutd 'he discharg
OF '''' ~ one of ts pockets The BAH entered m
Of nj The body I'm a vertical direction, MI citing
''.. ',.-s wound A. soon MS .utcIge OF the az
very ...rraic1rtd 10 tbc Ns-srs Ballard pro
+f ne Er.bsrcc Hotel, where Mr.. g. is board
,v sent o. baggage wagon, "it. mattress etc, 70
.i - M enc feu-, and usd Nr q. conveyed 20
,.L .asst ae nos hes io critical condition.
,.,rr>r,o>. saturday. Hon. Thcs s E,our-
.sF,lhz. delivered speech 10 Committee OF the
on .t, subject Of Feicul Relations, which is re-
MANY Who beard it a- che Ht..tt stesth 30 lrc
b. ,,i. free FROM verbosi,v and Itrelcylrct.
.-- and patriotic, AVID vl1t'catcd a line o. policy,
...r 0 PTS opinion, al. parties could safely unite.
4. --,.- of Cu.utpar, followed Nr. folruov, bgt vas
...t t, .Ia'd Che DOR. from physical debility. Hon
Go-rtr. from Bedford, t-cu addressed trc Con
Ir,cr 90 -ut resumption OF the sovereignty go
..- IulurF step 10 any action I1- luc i.-
I'D. presented % general argument illustrative oi
t.....-t. AND f.-fivarHges oft Secession. To-,
....r. ....r r. c1 opposition, adopted "a ry>o.1uo.
......d b.... u Committee o., Jha Whole on
...,..l .ae.. rl. public may low breath,
spouse ut.a Hls Oppressed taew for So
... ..f ri.s.,zC4 at ta.s wt,.r.t. Interests,
..,.r h. r...Eat.
-r So U.aoa-, of 1up,p'r, "I resume BIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
EDUOATION.

nFRs PHILIP MAYO win reopen her school. al
I'M aTcamore Church 1h street. between Bread and Mar
shan on The ars Monday October She Will receive few snail
bsvs' T-rn, arc per session OF . months. Dls-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01

sITE sincere ;hss fieuds cnstomers anc
~ the public generally IT the Nb"ral patronage ma. We hay,
heretofore received ard hope by strict attention 70 brsines
merit continuance a. TIE -Skng large pre-
psstions carry business extensively than formerly
ALEX. h.iL q CO. No. l2i Atin sfreei,
Manufacturers and ir.t or,ez o: Boots and sLeei
Richmond, VI.
P G We prepared O. ve, AT accounts which ere one
tn. DO presented - tire fi ~ Alex l Co. or "a Ae&
I'LL individually, ana hope a 2-rsons who aye Indebted TO VI
viii phase olaai aut 5. I'd. '.f, - ~ accounts
that passed tJe AID remain paid, viii D ei NE me
NJ 81 z I''i : co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01

TgVE attention ofhe enerpnr and Industrious portion Of the
community directed the following statements and liberal
inducements offered them by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs.

LAG. b. DAVENPORT, AUCrIoYEERs
ItEsGCgRgES, &C., AT ATCTIOY.-Cn THUR
TX DAY April Will sell Al 0 O'clock our Auction
store an asor.meut 81 GRot ERIES, viz:
Refined kugsfs, Of ell grades,
Western Bacon
English Dairy Cheese,
Black Teas,
Pare No'asfes Ram,
Rrctifpd Hi,skty
syrup, Candles and Soap,
London Potter and Ale
French Brandy,
Tanners OIL
ALSO
SOD Shes Sol. Leather.
Also.
.ri Sack Ground Alum Sail.
500, cash son and oy,r months creit
approve % paper
M, J. s. q u. DANfNPO IT. Au s.5 nerfs
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rs----cs CHEAP ESSgHANCE.-Hsrri
49, Potent Sire Praer safes Insure much more fr the
lrgg-slc. Policies. many years Business men
r1t az I'd So Pc Eaclt l- We have good lssar'uel. 90
| .r-. KNOWLES MALEORD, Agents,
1 &. ~ ia tfr4at
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BY cmAs q. wo.rnAM 80. Aucrs.


BY cHAs 4 w0HrnAM CO, AUCTs.
ItARGo SsEE0F SUGAR AND MoL.ssES
Y At huCTi1 N-On WEDNESDAY. Aprl 3j a. or War
iipusr the Dock 20 10 O'Clock wifi ttl'
ne care, per schr Aile, direct fom Auakapas La
sist.rg OF
22;hfd. piimy % choice y. o. Ssr,r
Tnbbls Il, go do N"lascs
s9taitti- 90
Tuvs SAILS Fr suns undsr 60 each: over 800 four
months cred t. far approve negotiable paper
ut2G-tis &. . NUXTFAN 4 co, kuc's
rlN!tI SFaf,S SsLE.-As Truyee uHir DECD n Trus,
- he2it % February 1851, hy e. W. Jones and
Thornton, for purposs hrru urn ned, ilsi he (')
ritD dAy = APEIL, 1851 20 ths Auction Room Of Hector Davis
in 10. CITY o. Richmond. a. the hour Il j. olecs proceed
o. sen he high t.tds 'c Ga an ny GIT a1t .e Tus
tee 70 certain negro g conveyed 10 by SAT- deel and
gi.s K. A. LAECAsIFE,
ma-3 Tfls
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 100000 ofp.'e capital have expended tie
railroad system Of Hn0s nsSmuch part Of the ncoms from
several OF these works with valuable public fund 10 laais 90
irnsh he expenses The LIGHT and
quea.iy every day decrease
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

which, they viii perceive, viii enable them by proper energy
perseverance and industry provide comfortable homes ;or them
selves AID families viii, comparatively speaking, very little CAPT
tai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
TIE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

TIE Stit- DEB: o'y to io6s9s H. and within ne Inst IRE
BEEN rs5uesd t29j9Ii6 so ant ace may red0unl
,p5-i .tGt il a.. g.r,e 10 -iH lsroa,s ,s''nct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
AN IMPORTANT DIS .OVERY
FCrthe cuFe Of
CONSUMPTION, BRuNcUTIs, CouGHs AND CCLD5.
THg MAS0Ri AEAHiC4.
Discovered by
Miss,oNAHl,
WHILE TRAVELLING rs ARABIA.

WINE TRAVELLING y ANlDTA.
The NtEn7A AF,ITrN C0rsuu p'ion.
The MAEoE1 AK,mCA Bron, hits
The MAX IA AyAmc, cares Sore throat Cough and Colds
The MAE9RA Asthma scroiua and Iml uries OF
the Blood
quacI remedy FOR the hs time rrodscei ths
pubic
was provItntaiy discovered Missionary while travel,
ling Arabia lie o. CorsuuTton 10y hi,
pruoun hopeless learned physicians IN Europe
We np1 the MiEORt ARAGC tsct from smyrna through the
q Cs0n ard GJp.us and have always hlnd full
supply put up bottles ready for with iul directions.
Price dollar pc. Sent ny mail pr price and
% cents for postage.
For sale Wholesale aud RETAIL by
LEFDs GILMORE Co,
Imp.rt. rs Drug, and Medicines.
No. cd Liberty -. NfW YORK
IL L. u ....f-l- .-. In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01

OANARH SRRD.-A hSih lot Henp nd Rape ICED for
4 ; ale by W. PETERSON 90. Druggists,
ma i5S Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands contiguous to railroad 7O miles in length
which connects with other roads and naygabe lakes and rivers
thus aoras unbrokea communication with the Eastern and
Southern markets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-01

EEENTEsS1 BRAEBi.-C On hand, and jssl landing
W arfe Nv; Of H,ruyl.y Iraudy Of all yir'fs nom
40 up 70 i-js g. sale by o. CHAM
rhI5 No Exoh4nSr Flock.