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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16
HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Richmond, Hir-tnia. jan Il. lsir.


n ". HOYT, is cerce by authorities of Virginia,
through his hands will draw prizes: h. stands t,
thing Therefore, if any in The CGnuty in of money
let him send forthwith TO lioyt for ticxei
In the course OF this year, the largest class Ct PRIZES viii PIC
badly be sold by H0yt.
jan 25 1910, be drawn Alexandra, Va the Webu:S
Lottery Class j. with capitals oil 3Jpg 1000, 5,0)l 5000,
3,0j0 22O5 300, OF 1880, OF $50 j OF 1000, &C.
&c.
Whole tcH IL only $40; shares In proportion.
Certificate OF 20 hoe tickets, $50 only; halves SIS; quar-.
s32 So For the capitals, send 10 HoYT'S.
Jan. l6 78-d
1.-TWO RED FOXES TO BE TURNED OUTFITS subscriber
Red Foxes which viii be turned Friday, the
2h Much sport IL expected The Counties OF New Kent and
Hanover propose and ride against Henco KIM William
and Caroline. IRA =. BOWLES.
Hanover Courthouse, Jan. I3, 1870.
Ja3 Ii '2-t
OTCE.By order &c the County Court Of Hanover No.
~ NJ 1889, sH offer fpr sale - the highest htac az
lie Of Stephen T. PilGU, in tie County OF Hanover en-
the February three Negro slaves and
two girls, a months except niuC may he
r.sahy dea! expenses OF May g. Plia,
dec. RD5Ehi l. DaNDRiDGE,
Commissioner.
Ian S 7S-It-
4 FEMALE TEACHER WANTED-We wish TO employ a
n good qualifications, 20 take charge OF Feal.
school the present year. Her situation will be pleasant to
one bring satisfactory evidence Of her merit" liberal
will given Further information be obtained from tho
two named the neghborhood Of New-Baino Fauquie.
County, and the last named in Richmond during the session u
the Legislature. JOHE OGlLVlE,
A. UTTERBACK,
CHARLES HUTTON.
Jan l6 73-2aw2ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

For myself truly say land gives pleasure say
it, that have but the best feelings towards Mr. Lpscomt
The pistol iIGz missed fre-Editor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

Tie Northern Mail reached US between and 8
o'clock We have the following Proceedings of Con.
gress, Of Monday last (.rom the Globe3
.N0Rdgy, JaauGry b. lsiO
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NEW YORK MARKET.

SATURDAY, May 0lst
The Courier and Enquirer gives the following as the
state of things in New York the time of the sailing
the British Queen
ssThe British Queen and packets will certainly carry
away half million of dollars in specie, and probably
much MORE of which official record will be kept and
this toe with foreign exchanges least and half
per cent in our favor in favor of remtng bills We
annarently SO unaccountabIe the futy of their endea
YOURS 10 restrain the natural course of ade or TO aro-
pirate this country more hanits due proportion oil ihe
precious metals At the same time, specie is still most
abundant here, and par and no broker or merchant
who looks at it leaving with regret for Its advent
brought with it distress and confusion all the pursuits
of industry.
'E1he following the present rates OF discount quo
ted by the brokers Southern paper But very little
business, however, is doing in this branch OF business
and many instances the quotations may be consider
ed nominal. We know of one house who has been
ready TO buy New Orleans and Georgia funds at two per
cent less than the nominal discount but has not been
able to obtain them. We suspect that when money Is
collected for this quarter in the Southern cities, il s i'm
nediaely remitted and that il rarely waits for drafts
nef
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
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Office of the Pilot 8, Transcript.
BALrIMoRE, June 2-ls4O.


BALTIMORE, June 2-1S4O.
FLOUR.-We note the sale this week OF several
lots of Howard street at s4,62I-confrmins our re-
port of Saturday last that there was decline in price
We hearof no transactions of any consequence to-day
We quote the general asking price from stores at 462
1861 The receipt price is $3.50 4,56
In City Mills there is nothing dong-the stock is very
light. Holders are asking s4,S7h
snsauehnnna.-We hear of no sales.-Holders gencr-
ally asking S4,624
GRAIN.-Wheat, the receipts this week thus far
have been light.
We quote red at 30 o. Corn is in dezand. We
quote sales of yellow at A. and white at 43. Sales o
susouehanna Rye at 50 cents. We quote Maryland q,
46 cents Oats, (Maryan9) 25 %, and Virginia at
- a % cents.
yyHISKEY.-There IS no variation in priee-we
note sales of hhds at % and of bbls at 49, cents
Wagon price exclusive ofthe Dbl. is 20 cents.
PROyISIONs,-W note sales of Western asort-
ed 2acon at 81 cents, and of lot of Baltimore cured
sides at 81 cents We quote Hams at II cents per lib
Sales of Mess Pork at ST., so.
CATTLE,-We note the sale of about one hundred
head on Monday at an average of about 800 hun
dred lbs.
HOGS were sold at So as $50. Supply fair.
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EDY order of the commissioners of insevent debs-
ID ors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice -
hereby given 10 the creditors of ELIJAH MCDOWELL ;
debtor shat personal discharge hath bsen
granted TO the said debtor and that the said creditors
required attend the office If the said commission
ers in The court house, in the city of Baltimore, OF
the 4h day of May next at III O'Clock IN the
and nominate trustee orrustees, 10 be appointed for
their benefits and give all heinfonation in their pos
session to the said commissioners to enable them 10
nor 70 baltimore county curt, agreeoably to an Of
Assembly passed at December session, 1885, entitled
Gan ract relating to insovent debors;n and that the
I'll day of JuIy next, hath been fixed for the final hear
;no in his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the 9th day of March, in The year 1919.
ieI-eW4sH
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HEY order of the commissioners of nsolvent debtors
ID for the city and ounty of Baltimore, notice :
hereby given to the creditors of b. B. TFTTCOB, an
nsolyent debtor, that personal discharge has been
ranted to the said debtor and thar the said creditors
are required attend at the Office of the said comn,
sioners in the court house, in the city of Btimore,
the 4t day of May next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
and nominate trustee trustees tobe ap pointed foE
their benefit; and to give all the information in their
possession the said commissioners, TO enable them to
report to Baltimore county eeurt, agreeabiy to act
of Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, emit
tied an act relating TO nsolvent debfors and that the
bird day of July next hath been fixed for the final hear
mo in his case before the said commissioners
Dated the 9th day of March in the year 1870.
NH 27-law3m ma 1eW8w
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A coon OPPoRTUNTTY.

a tEOOkt
TSNHE subscriber having determined TO reduce his
II large stock OF goods s now prepared TO dispose OF
them on the most reasonable terms and respectfully
cits call from those in want OF any articles ia his line
as he feels assured that his prices will be perfectly salts
factory. His stock consists of great variety of Cut
Glass, including the fashionable patterns; also
China Queensware, comprising splendid French and
English manufactures of rich and beautiful patterns,
common do. and Stone China
LamPs-such Astral, Hall, Mantel and Chamber
Lamps. Lamp Shades, and Glasses, in great variety
Plated Ware, of new and fashionable patterns, Wait
ers, Cutlery Tenders, Shovels Tongs Androns, Ger
Silver Articles, and great variety of other goods
used in housekeeping.
Connected with the Bazaar is an extensive Glass Cut
ting establishment where the most skilful workmen are
prepared 10 execute every description ofwork.
CH.7IR Factory.
The subscriber also carries extensively the manu-
factue of all descriptions of Cane Seat and Windsor
Chairs, which he invites the attention of his friends
aud the public. He also manufactures Choirs for expor-
tafon, suited for the different South American and West
India markets.
Housckeepers, Country Merchants and others are re-
quested to call and examine the stock of goods in the
Store and Bazaar which will be found TO comprise
greater variety than is usually TO be met with in
Enlistment. JACOB DALEY.
N. b. China and Glass hired out usual.
On hand, very fine assortment of Vase Shades, e diff
ferent Sizes which have been received lately, and more
expected in few DAYS.
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EDY order of the commissioners of insovent debt
3 for the city and county of Baltimore, notice
hereby gvento the creditors of OLIVER HYDE,
insolvent debtor tliata personal discharge hath been
required to attend the office of the said commission
ers in the house in the city of Bait on the 5th OF
April at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to nominate trust
tee or trustees o be appointed for their benefit and ia
give all the information their possession TO the said
CON- missioners, to enable them torepou TO BALTIMORE
comfy court aereeably to an of Assembly, passed at
December session 1881, entitled "an relating to in
solvent debtors; and that he 9th day of June nexfs
hath been fixed the final hearing his case, before te
said commissioners.
dated the 5th day of March, in the year 1910.
slh 27-law3fn MAJ 1eWI1w
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10y order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
I'D for the city and county of Baltimore, notice
is hereby gwen to the creditors OF CHAS. NIEMEY Ek
nsoiyent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required attend the Office Of the said commits
soners the court house, in the city of BatmOre ON
the 4th day of May next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate a trustee or trustees to be appointed
fer their benefit; and to give all the information IN
their possession to the said commissioners, to enable
them torepou 10 Baltimore county court agreeabay to
an act of Assembly,, passed at December session. 1881
entitled san act relating TO insolvent debtors" and
that the 81 day of July next, hath been fixed for the
final hearing in his case before the said esmmsioHefS
Dated the both day of March, in the year 1910.
m9.law3m ma 2-IeWeW
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upy order of the commissioners of insolvent debto-
RS for the city and counyof Baltimore, notice y
hereby gyento the creditors of VIM. MCDONALD, an
insoyent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debt and that the said creditot
are required attend at the of flee of the said comu
soners in the court house, IN the cyof baltimore, -
and nominate trustee trustees to be appointed E
their benefit: and to give all the information IL Their P
session to the said commissioners 70 enable mem
Assembly passed at December session, is5i, en4l1
Can act relating insoivent debtors; and Ina ne -
ay of July next, hath been fixed for the final ne1f1
in his case. before the said Commissioners:
Dated the 18th day of nj archs IN the year Is49
NH 27-aw:3n M @eW4xU
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10y order Of the commissioner Of lnsolvenl debe

10y order of the commissioners of insolven debt
EDors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice Is
hereby given the creditors of JOSHUA JONES, an
nsOlvent debtor THAT personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor and that the saderedto
required to attend at the Office of the said commissions
in the court house, in the cry of}altmore, the
first day of June next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appoinedfer
their benefit: and to give all the information in thezE
possession the said commissioners TO enable them
of Assem- bly, passed December session, 1884, entitled
;an actrelating nsolvent debtors;" and thar the
first day of August next, hath been fixed for the final
hearing Tin his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the i;h day of April in the year 1910
ap I4-law.n ma 1eW11nu
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AMI SEMENTs.
ApERRIeAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81.

AMERICAN THEATRE-FRONTS ST.
MR.. BARRY'S BENEFIT.
THIS EVENING, June Sd, 1910,
viii be acted list tme) the comic Drama Of
BILLY TAYOR:
Or, The Gay Young Fellow.
VIM. Taylor, BIZ Barry
MaIy, Mrs. Seton.
Previous to which, the Comedy of
CHARLES III.
King Charles Mr.. Booth, Jr.,
(NFho has volunteered.)
Captain Copp, MIR. Barry,
Mary, Mrs. Seton.
During the evening Comic Songs, by Mr.. Barry
To conclude with the laughabe Farce Of
Dick Dumpy, Dir. Barry.
Nancy Scraggs, Mrs. Seton
iG7- For particulars see small bills
GS-Pnce of AdmissiOn--Box so cents.-fit p cents
o. Doors open at 7-pensmance to commence al
half past O'Clock, precisely.
&C. Checks not transferable.
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ST, l.OIlis,

OF the general state of business il is impossible to say
any thing very encouraging We absolutely oppres
sed with produce, and want markets for It, All our
crops are immense but there is not sufficient vent ior
themand our inability sell restricts ability to buy
Then comes an extraordinary absence of confidence
among commercial men. Capital is unprecedently
abundant but is not parted with on such security as
woud in other times be ample. Such state of things
cannot last long but when the day of deverance from
it will precisely arrive il is impossible TO predict When
we possess Government which, while il preserves the
specie standard will leave off the interfering with the
currency ofcommerce, may least predict its proba-
HE anurOach.;'
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EDY order of lhe commissioners of insolvep< deot-
ors for the city and county of Baltimore nouse ~
hereby given to the creditors of J. MIHILER SEM
an insolvent debter, that personal discharge hauA
granted the said debtor, and tk1t the sao cleu
required attend ice Of me said coii
mssieners in the house, in the city of Baltnorey
on the LIST iay of June next ut ten O'Clock fore
noon and nominate trHsse trustees, to be appoint
ed for their benefit and TO give all the Information In
their possession the said commissioners TO enable
them 10 report Baltimore county court, agreeaby to
act of Assembly, passed at December session. 1881,
entitled relating TO insovent debfors; and that
the LIST day August mex, hath been liked for the final
hearing his case, before the said eommiss onesr
Dated the 1lth day of April in the yea; 1870.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT on BALTIMORE, JUNE 8, $50.
CLEARED,
schr Rosana, Busick, ST. Thomas and a market

CLEARED,
schr Rosana, Busick, st. Thomas and a market
Brig Arkaus. DAVIS from Fali River, in ballast to the
master.
schr Cinderella, Hubbard from Hawe de Grace, with
whiskey, to Buck & Herr
SchT Medora, McComas from Ilavre dc Grace, win
rye, 10 Buck X Herr
seain-pa Columbus Holmes, from Norfolk. Saw
brig between the Capes, standing in. on the Kappa,
hammock large black brig, bound up, showing signal
with white field and red ball.
British ship Coronation Broadey from Baltimore, ar
rived at Savannah 2St uIt
Barque Daniel Webster, Munson, for Baltimore, clear
ed at New York on Monday
Brig Impulse Title IA days from ST. Johns, r. r. ar
rived at New York on Monday. Left brig Helen, NC
LeOd, of Baltimore uncertain the only American YES
sci in port.
Schr Palm Crowel, for Baumere cleared at ST John,
N. b. previous to the 18th ult.
SchIs Amanda, John Rowlett, and Mary Travers, for
Baltimore, sailed from Richmond LIST inst.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2-An schnr Forrest, Ha-
vaila
Soop Mary s Martha Baltimore
Cpd brig Wm Thatcher, st CToix; schr Thomas Ew-
ing, Wilmington, e
NEW YORK, June Arr Br barque Margaret Dub
in 18Th April.
Barque Oceola, Liverpool
Br brig Ad0phus, Sunderland
Br schr Union, Antigua Bay, Jam
Schr MaZeppa, Guayanilla
Schr Caroline, Wilmington, N C
Schr Ceylon, Apalachicola
Schr VIM Seymour kewbem
Evening-Cl'd barques Citizen, Noh9anE; Mary Hood,
(Br) Liverpool brig Clinton, Savannah; schrsJos Howe,
Falmouth, Jam Nassau, Richmond; Andw Brown, Nor
folk
ALEXANDRIA. May 2s-Arr brig Columbia, Bos-
ton
Schr Convoy Halifax
Schr Susan. Boston
Sailed schrs Two Brothers, Portsmouth,; Augusta do;
Byron, Salem
May 3O-Below Br brig Charles Hesseltne
RICHMOND, June I-Cd ship Sartele, Liverpool;
brig Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro
Arr schr Antelope, New York
Sailed Spy. Newark; VIM Young Saugerties; Harriet,
New York; Nauaganset, Salem; Hero, Norfolk
NORFOLK, May 29-ln Hampton Roads, Brb brig Pian-
tcole, Yarmouth, N S
The outward bound vessels have all sailed from
Hampton Roads, Seawels Point, &C. except ship Hell
lespOnt
May 3O-Arr schr W Kimpton, New York. The
barque Ligonia into Hampton Roads in COM
pany
May 3l-The brig Montevideo, bound to Rio de janet
70, is on her way down James River
CHARLESTON, May 23-AH scbnr George, New
York
Schr Maria, Providence
CID ships Medoa, Liverpool John Francis do;barque
Autoleon, Hamburg; brig Mary Ayerill, West Indies
May 29-Arr ship Republic, New York
Brig Cevantes, Boston
Brig Harriet, Providence
Schr Wyoming, Richmond
May 30-Arr ship Manp0sa Boston
Brig Chapman, New Orleans
Sailed ships Helen, Liverpool; Gratitude, Hamburg;
barque Auoleon, do
The ship Columbus, of st John, N d, from New York
for Savannah, spoken OFF the Bar 2Sth inst
SAVANNAH, May 27-Cl'd Br ship Joseph Cunard,
Liverpool
May 2s-Cl'd brig Romuus, Liverpool; schnr North
Star, Boston
Arr BT ship Madras. Hull
May 29-Cl'd ship Empire, Liverpool
Art Br barque Sorceress, Trinidad
Schr Charles Pittnan, Philadelphia
Schr Messenger, New York.
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GRAIN-The recsip pts of the week have been 1900
bushels MARYLAND and N. Carolina Corn. We continue
TO quote 50a52 but would remark that small lot supe-
ror flint brought fraction above rates. About 1900
bushels Maryland Oats brought 29c per bushel lot
of 500 bundles Hay changed hands at prices not made
pablo but believed be within the range of quota
tions.
Fl.OUR-Our Bakers have been free buyers during
the week About 800 bbls. Richmond brought 50; 900
hbs Baltimore Howard-street, at ST. and 81; and abca
900 bbls. Fredericksburg at So per Dbl.
BACON-The market is well supplied with new Ba-
con, and the article is getting dull. small lot
Hams brought at auction, 81 cts. ID We quote Hams
l0al3; Sides and Shoulders u to 81 cts. Id.
LARD-NO variation has taken place in this article,
it is still retailing at 10 to IL cts. lb.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool dull, at our quotations.
viz sa7S for square Upland, and cts per lib for Sea
Island
To Iavre ta2 cts per h. for cotton, and Il per 600
lbs. for rice.
To New York ct. per Id. for cotton in square bags,
and |. per tierce for rice.
TO boston we continue quote lal ct. per h. for
Cotton.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-

n pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court the
a undersigned will sell, at public sale, ON SATUR-
DAY, the 9th of june at O'CLOCK at the Exchange, in
the city of Baltimore
One LOT fronting hundred and thirty feet on
Cross street, and hundred feet Goodman street.
One other LOT fronting one hundred and twenty
feet on Cross street. and twenty feet Goodman st.
And also other LOT fronting twenty feet on
Goodman street, and running back about one hundred
of the lot Just described This property is eligbly To-
Gated in an improving part of the town.
Terms prescribed BY the decree: One-half in three
months from the day of sale, and the other half in six
months with interest; to be secured by uoes bond
approved by the trustee. JOHN GLENN,
ma is law2Ydts Trustee.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE HONORABLE THE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT.

IEIHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports
81 That being about to proceed under the authority
Of the Of Assembly of Maryland, entitled an act
relating Mortgages in the Civ aud County of Bai-
more, TO sell at Public auction the highest bidder
certain purcell of GrouHd with the appHnenances par
hculary mentioned and described in ndenture of
Mortgage and rust between Edmund Gibson and wife.
and John Glenn bearing date the nineteenth day of DC
tober eighteen hundred and thirty ve, and recorded
among the Land records of Baltimore County Court, in
Lber T. X. No 49, folio $50 &c. he did on the fourth
day of November eighteen hundred andthirtyI ie give
bond the State of Maryland in such penalty and with
such security were approved b. the Honorable John
PurViance Associate Judge of Baltimore County Court,
in relation TO the sale Of said property, and did the
day last mentioned file the said bond in die office of tie
Clerk of said Court pursuant TO the directions of the
of Assembly aforesaid, passed at Decemb. SO sion
eighteen hundred and twentysiX, Chapter 1872 That
he did then give more than twenty days notice OF the
tme place, manner and terms of sale by advertisement
in the Americana Patriot and Pilot-thrre of the daily
newspapers published in the city aforesaid that il
say that the same would be sold AT the Exchange in the
City aforesaid on the ihiIteth day of April eighteen
hundred and FORTY at one O'Clock, T. NJ that the terms
of sale were as prescribed By the deed aforesaid cash
but the Mortgages had snted to extend the credits
fellows, wit: fifth in cash at the sale, and the
residue in equal nstaments at six Give, eighteen and
twentyfour month"; with interest, and undoubed Sc
cury would be required said credit payments, and
that at said sale John Gibson became the highest bidder
and purchased at and for the of thirteen thousand
dollars. JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
State of Maryland, City of BaItimore, TO wit:
On this 18th day of May eighteen hundred and forty,
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for
the city aforesaid personally appeared John Glenn and
made oath that the matters and things stated in the fore
Going report true and that the sale therein reported
fair and bona fde.
JOHN w PEALE
True Copy. Test, THOS. KELL, elk.
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THE ELTSTAN MaTTRAsS.-This is an ar

TEyHE ELISIAN MATTRASS.-This is an ar
d. ticlc which for comfort, durability and cheapness,
challenges all competitionitis by far the most pleas
ant cleanly and healthy article in the Bedding line, and
the prices when compared with the prices OF the Hair
Mattresses makes il much desirable article and
any person wishing them do so by application
at the Bedding Mart, NJ w. and 5. w. corner of Lom-
bard and Light streets, where they will find the most
extensive assortment in the United States, of ready
made Beds, BolsteH, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts,
Cots, &c. &c.-all or any Of which viii besod very
low for cash, by immediate application as above
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DIED.

On the 30th ut Mrs. Eleanor Pickavre in the s5ili
year of her age for the last so years resident of this
city.
On the 18th ult, near Denton, Caroline county, Md.
Mrs Louisa Janette Hardcaste in the 18th year of her
age wife of Matthew w. Hardcase, and only daughter
OF WIN. Orrell, Esq
At New York, Capt. Julius A. D'Lagne of the U. S.
Ordinance Department. and commanding the Ordinance
Depot at Fort Colombus, aged 40 years
At Philadelphia on the 9th ut Samel Aeson, Esq.
a distinguished member of the Philadelphia Bar.
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T9pECaNOE CLUBS .aND THE WING CON
YENTTON DELEG.dTES.u, MIA
yUyHE Tippecanoe Quick Step, with a be I.itho-
graph Title, dedicated to the TippeceU loelabs Of
Che u. sthtes The Hard Cider Quick s pee "a o with
a ine Lithoaph Title, and dedicated to lu legates
Of the Great Wing Convention, published BY
And for sale q, bis Piano Forte and Music Store, Bal
Eaoreztreet, ma ~