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New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

The FoRrlFicATIoS BlLL.--The bill passed by
both Houses of Congress making appropriations
for certain Notifications in various parts of the
country, and providing for the suppression OF lnd-
an Hostilitiss became Law on the 9th inst, by
receiving the signature of the President The fol-
lowing is synopsis OF its provisions. An arpro-
pration was made for repairing four Forts in Bo7-
ION Harbor of $50, 900; for Fort At New Bedford
Mass. Harbor $4,000 Newport r. |. Harbor
So .O0O for two Forts in New London, Conn
harbor SAG 900; Fort Niagara $4,000; Oswego
SIS, coo; Fort Schuyler, $4,000 Fort Wood on
Bellows Island, $4,000, Fort Columbus, Castle
William and South Battery, Governors Island
So, OOs, Castle William, :7OOO-all in New York
harbor; for Fort Delaware $4,000. provided the
title to Pea Patch island shall be decided TO be in
the United States ;-Annapoli. harbor. Md $4,000 !;
Fort Washington, Potomac river, SD, 600; Fort
Mon.oc, Old Point Comfort, Va, $lI5,O0O Forts
Caswel and johnson, n c. $1,000; Charleston
barber, 5. c. $4,000; For, Pulaski. Ga, :5j, 900;
Fort Marion. St. Augustine Fa. $4,000; Pensa-
cola harbor Fa. 500, 900; Mobile Point, Ala. :4O-
coo; Barraar.a Bay, La $50, 600; other approaches
to New Orleans harbor, $4,000 work, at De-
troit, Mich $50 600; at Buffalo. ~ Y, $4,000 :
at outlet OF Lake Champlain, So coo at junction
OF Mataw2aEeag and Penobscot rivers, Ne. S25
0o0; contingencies and incidental expenses Of for
tihcatoas $4,000.
For current expenses OF ordnance service were APP
propra;ed $4,000 for purchase of advance aad
stores $1,000 ornaments, 100000; purchase
o; salt petre and birthstone 100000; for arrca-agcs
Of ray to Florida militia called out By the Govern
or. Sl9,388 o.; for the same under Brig Gen.
Road 1907 ,al3 90; for ayrearages due a battalion
Of Gtorsic militia for service on frontiers 57S,495
% Tor the Quar;crmas,ers department $4,000;
Tor frontier surveys $4,000; arrearages due for
roads, haroors, &c, for the protec ton Of public
property and Tor arrearages for surveys 100000
Tor expenses Of selecting site en- the western wa
,ers for National armory a sum not exceeding
> 600, and the President IS hereby authorized 10
cause such selections to be made: for the coastruc
ton or armament ii such armed steamers other
y-sses for defence OF tie Northwestern Lakes as
the President may think most proper. and as MAJ
De authorized by the existing s!ipulatons between
tins and the British Government, sl0O,OO9.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
G.. u. ALVORD'S
n ew Pattern q sNTLEaENs' HATS
FOR SEP L l. NJ Is l. Il.
srYLE-rLAIN GENTLEMAN,

YLE-PLAiN 'A"r
Compr.n. n mi, n,.i variety, VIZ Lugg and short nap
Beever Nutoa st ani ond quality cas- mar bea
YER Brush Hat and moeskin, presenting sh'PS any
neat md beautiful
WILL BIZ READY FOR INSPECTION on saturday
li,h ius, At Ne. 81 nrosdvay and N. ~ Bo"sr!' &c
.hth ne respectfully Gy'tes the public II IS IL ID pre-
.entg h ue s'yie of Hts, H"GiG not sSek noinh "
novelty on propose any claim tAn docs not 'd"res tsi
both to the mtcre, and t,ste OF discriminating p"pH
ynbi to4ie - is monitor Ind percesng that p."nhe''
- always necessary requisite III gcnec dres'' me fLaH
rENTLgMsHs Hat /, introduced which mas peculiar oe
that viii recommend To The iashi2naDie Oh LIS
Metropolis. ..,,.
H., -,ocA i. selected from choicest impor;ation
and manufactured with tpecih regard 10 dufaDiiy aH'
csnno, fnl TO ei.c eatlrc satisfaction.
e. 3. A. ...h due respect oth-rs ia his line, pledga
himself that snail un!"r ssll bIm. ~ tiV Nv"
u No Ghnrac until ihe Hair ~ fe-fored.
-BEAIS'S HAIR RES lukAllVE Is now applied on
the above origi7Gl term to upwards Of 300 pcr"n' al
the Office, No. IA Broadway, up sialrs.
NB-Prrsona references gwen to some OF our hfstciu
zcns as to lie SUCCESS. Prices 81 and IS.
'ls9 In c9 l.. !. BEALo TO-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
POSTSCRIPT.
b. this Mornings Southern Nail.
q Tic National Ir,cllisencer contain. il. :

-
srs Of Mcssrs. CRrT1Expxy and Ew,xo re,i,..
heir respective offices as Attorney General AID
..re,ary OF the Treasu.y. Tha, Of tue lau.,
ions. able ard very severe. It recoun,s the vaso.,
DISCUSSION. TIA; were had IN Cabine, Coune! ~,
he su.iect Of; Bank. and shows tia, the BID ..
ur. Sercean, was framed expressly to nee, II,
Presidents wishes, and that he had declared !,
would siga it, We shail publish the letter ,o-,ao,.
row.
Mr.. BORIS publishes card in the I4;sls.
,encer. saving thas in Ms speech ;se phrase t
head the Prcsideu' should be to head ain !.
uha, believed to be eorrap; coalition with &C.
political adycrsaries
F1oR.DA.-Despa;che, have been received foz
Col WORTH s,atiSs that he has seized HOsP,ssa
with fifteen Of hi, hes, warriors. They met icr,.
Interview, when Col. w became assured ther ..
,ention. were far from peaceful, and secured to-
1t once He released use on promise 'haiasy
would have their entire people 500 ia number as
.cu,bled on the Caloosaha.chic BY the llih Sept
u We invite the attention Of gentlemen to the adr'
,i.enea, of Charlie, Cox another column. teomm0-c
ni.e Selling Of Rare opportunity 3"
II We refer cur reader, to Mes,rs. rol~ell & Er,
wort. advertisement, OF their FAIL FAsseN' for Geu,
n.ns C.otaiag which Will be iouad on the neIs page
they aaort ,her goods the cash Pr'ae'pe' and Ct
course Of The best quality and at the lowest prices
The BozGnrsg CONCEPT Guy Hotel this s'srias
xic.u forth the site of musical circles EuPhs'a
Bo,.be,e ranks as Prina Donna OF the principal Italian
Operas OF Europe AID her incidental visit here raake'
h,t,c sensation.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14


Ships Stephen Whitney. Thompson, iyerPool he''
MI; VIck.burg, Berry hoflears. w Nelson
FrnaIk Cotinguba. Z, zsit, Bangor Ne, c iins-
Brig Edward Buckley, Charleston; Madison h cn'sI'o
sayanush Loag Miller Whining on, NC, Ogden FisA
els Soule, sidney Nesmltb LEEDS. ..t..
hury Va: Alexandra Lewis AlesDndra. DC; ispsf.,'
KIeg Cauary lslAuds Nesnith Iced; PzafTo' "He''
.r. Wilmington NC; auy, Morse. Nc"befn' NJ
Arrived. -,
Packet ship Iowa. Pe, In HlSrc a'A Aug inoze' '''
0s sh,p * @t,insusr ctubee, I'm Havre eth Aug Hds
eP. G b. Garret Palmer I'm Liverpool l4'h Aug
AiE a r. lilo, Sea Doekes7l dys In Rotterdam n'ds'
=, ebr s~i, Eldfidge, Il dys fn Turks Island SAIL
'I b. chr joseph Howe, Gey 81 dy, fin Jamaica ~ n
&c, Hogan Min
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
or NEW-YORK. .EP1EMBER "A, Isii.

PORT or HEW-foRk, SEPT EABER II, isii.
Ifiaiature Aimannc.-rHis Day
THE MOON FtLL sEA
Rises 80 -e,s 6 II Rises 81 Sets II q 7a BIN
Latest Dates.
Lesoos le HAyEE.-----.-.----AuC' -
LfysKpooL....--..Auc.la ssyg-osLsASs.-....ssPr.
The mex, Steam-S ships TO Arrive
FROM ENGLAND FRoa LIVERPOOL
Grea, e..ern, lef,. sept, Caledoni, Sept
The next Steam Ship to Leave
FROM BOSTON FROM LiTE'feot 10
The Britannia Sept l6 The Acacia sep: =
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
u a Grand nmd Novel Exhibition OF
Tie ncmhoms fmiI. Of Ningnrn.-NoN open


during the Day and Evening, tho American Academy
of Fine Arts Il Barclay street, Fo2 SHORT Ti%@ ONLY
The Public respectfully informed that an extensive
and accurate Geological Model ed View OF TIE GREAT
EST CURIOSITY N THE WOELD! has been, after,
long Of experiment.. completed as TO give mort
accurate this great work of Nature. The applca
ZION Of REAL WATER IL Panoramic View IS, for the
first time introduced THIS the indispensable agent
make the subject RECT 1t seen rushing over rocks
and precipice. and mngng vi the river below Every
House, Bulge, and Rock attached to rs location IS
faithfully represene- form and colorog. Tao 'shee'
ton of objects bosom Of the river produc by Real
Water gives pleasing illusion to the whole 'c'ne, and
conveys most accurate of the Falls and neigbof-
hood.
This M-del covers Three Hundred Square Feet
Open during the Bay, from 10 10 . aad from IT, iH
the Evenin: from : u 10 O'Clock.
Atthe Evening Exhibition, the curtain will be drawn
precisely o'clock
Admi,tauc,, 25 cents Season Tickets, 20 cen,s-Chd
rcn snder l2 years of age, Half Price. sii II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK
Pan-r,. Eorehound Cnndy IS reeommente

by our most Physicians, and over two thousand
respectable czens, performing the cure Of Coughs
Colds Hoarsene.s, Irritation of the Throat Group,
Wtoopng Cough Ca;arh and Asthma, Papitaion OF the
Heart difficult proase E1pectora,ion, and In fact all
diseases eadng consumption and death Sold at 40 D-
yisionst and 10 House and BY Of the respect
able Crocers and Druggists in the city Pedders and
Confecuoners aPPointedAgeats. Each envelope
is sigded J. Peasc & Son. 81 auSo I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

II Cheapest Carpet storc.-HEWiTT g. BAL
LEY JOS Bowcy between Grand and Hester'reets, are
daily receiving large supplies of Ingram Carpetng also
Brussels ThrecPly, OH Cloths &c, which they si sell
at very low price for cash. We invite the particular
tenron Of t.ose about purchasing Carpets.
HEWITT & GALLEY, formerly Albrc Hoy, Coz
sa3l ax C9 los Bowsry, irst store below Grand-st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

Y !. ire broke out yesterday morning in the
lower part Of the house No. 926, Centre street, but
va, exlinguished before an injury was sustained
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
ICARY &. CO.'S FASHION

n Tor Gcnilcmcn's Enis-Au'umn' i74', will
DC introduced on FRIDAY, 10Th ms Ut Nos and As'o'
House. H"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
rrmE MONEY WILL BE RETURN.

the purchases dissatisfied With Chapmans Magic
Razor Strop with Metallic Hone, mandatory Is William
sreet-Res prices 81 cents, Is cents $lG0 sI25, and
81 So Five mi nutes viii be ample time for putting the
dulest razor ia perfec, order. O. SO I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

IL To Merchants, 1fanufnctnrers, and
otkcrs.-THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Saturday Of
this week viii be forwarded all the Subscribers of the
Log Cabin and New-fOrker as specimen number The
edition sconsequenty be very large and It's circulation
exeaed Throughout, the United States. As mcdisHi Of
advertising for the country vii aord unusual advanta-
res and limited numser only will be inserted Price or
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
THE TRIBUN
.sDAY MoRMNG. SEPTEMBER II, 1911

Il For Note, on Paper Money. Editorial
on england and tie United stntcs, Indian
VI ar, tiiy Death, &c. see First Page.
IT For scenes in the INDIAN Ocean, Ode
20 the stars, &c. see Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

II The Cheapest Cash Tnilor Yet
PETER V. nUSTED, Merchant Tailor, No. l Chatham
Square corner of Catharne makes Clothing to
der 10 per cest cheaper and 10 per cent better than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city.
MA good fl IN all ea.e. nsrranted @ s7f
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

MILITARY CH4PLAlSs.-Thc following persons
have been appointed by the President and Senate
to be Chaplaias IN the Army and Navy of the United
States:
Mortimer R. Talbot, OF Penn; Moses B. Chase,
of New-H 4mpshire Chester Newell, of South Car
DINA; Theodore Barlow, Of Georgia: Joseph
Siockblidge Of Maine Samuel GilIet, of In
diana " !.!lam Mckenney, OF Maryland.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

u a base print calls for the expulsion Of WISE and
Staniy from Congress Why stanly Is 1t not ha'd Tor
uu. enough to be first abused and then attacked by
bully withou, being turned of Congress foF 1t
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

u II any really believes that the H>rod gives any
thing like fair reports Of the Dcbats il Coagress We ask
HIM to read the substance Of Mr. Borrss remarks IL any
other paper and then look the wretche1 .yesty the
shameful suppression il the Herald Nh Bolts spoke an
hour, aud Herald report DO read in one minute
This is the way Mar,has and all the anti cabal speeches
huyc been treated by hat print throughout
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
APPOINTMENTS Fly THE PRESIDENT,

APPOIN rMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
b. and citt the Gdviee and consent Of the Senate.
EDWARD CURTIS, Collector OF the Port o. New
York.
THoxAs LORD, Naval Officer for do
WILLIAM lAGGARD, Surveyor for do.
Macs D. BENJAMIS, EDWARD TAYLOR, Ma
rHIAs B. EsGAR, Appraisers Tor do.
GEN. JAMES WILSON, late OF New-Hampshire,
Surveyor General OF Iowa Territory.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

GzxEsEE VALLEY CANAL The Rochester Eve
ming Pos, says that this Canal will be naviga
bic to Dansville The tunnel and sliding banks at
Portage, the heavies, works the Canal, are in
forward state
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

SISeuLAR.-Two boxes. which had evidently cor
taned specie, were recently found tae Mackins~,
about twelve miles :rom Pckin, H. A NewYorh
paper dated May %, with two or three dollars i,
silver was found III OF the boxes. Traces wer-
discovered in the sand near py, CT ,hgcc persons
who had laid down. The boxes had evidently bees
forced open by chisel or some other instrument.
u One Leonard, cvntined in jail al Toledo for
murder, escaped csc day las, week and has not
been rctskeu.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

SorrHEEy CEors.-In Washington County, Ala.
the cotton crops are said be short in consequence
OF the dr. weather Ga ihe Tonlbigbec river they
are somewhat better, but the probability is that
there will pc a; least NJ more than fair crop in
the State. n Pickens Co. il has been injured By
heavy rains. In the vicinity Of Nashville, Tenn
both Cotton and Tobacco promise well. The yield
of the latter especially will be unusually large in all
the counties bordering OF tho Cumberland In
Northern Louisiana, the cane crops generally are
thought to be much smaller than they were this
time last season. consequently il is the opinion OF
many that the sugar crop viii not be any greater
than i, was last year, if great. Recent rains
have been of great advantage io the cane, but IN
,erere with the picking Of cotton. and at the same
time damage it vcry much. The planters have all
made, with few exceptions, very large corn crops
the sen.on having been very favorable tor that
article
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

u We invite the Of gentlemen to the adr',
;.en.ca, of Charlie, Cox IN another column l'eomme-ca
ri,s Selling oil - Rare opportunity
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

Az AFFAIR OF DIsHoSoR.-A duel was prevent
ed at Washington on Thursday, by the ntcrpositiOn
OF the Police. he parties were Major Nicoson
and Lieut.. Gordon; the former gentleman having,
il is understood, been brought mo the affair not as
an original principal, bnt IN behalf of principal.
The Major was bound over to keep the peace
himself in $1,000, and his surety in 5000.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

FROM HAvASA.-Tbe correspondent OF 'he
Philadelphia National Gazette, writing rom Ha-
~aaa under date OF Aug 18th, says reuor was cir
cula,ing that England had demanded from the
Spanish Government fuliImen; OF the treaty Of
1923. for the suppression of the slave trade, asd
required the Governmcn, of Cuba to give Up all
slaves imported since tina; date. Also tina; 5000
troops were to embark Immediately at Cadiz FOX
Cuba, and tina, the Notifications OF the island were
70 be pu, in state of efficiency !; vas reported
also ,h.; the Canary Islands had declared them
selves independent Of Spain.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

SAT- II MrcalaAs-Thc Grand Rapid; (Mich)
Advertiser says TIA: Mr.. Lyon at that place has
been engaged to7 about eighteen months IN boring
Tor salt, and ina; his laboEs have 81 last been
crowned win abundant success A, depth Of
about 800 &c. indication. of salt became apparent
but Tor long distance aicF nothing farther seemed
10 be gained The works were continued Until the
shaft had been sunk Col feet. when the Evidences
were such tia; the operation =: boring was sus-
pended. and ;abe, sunk to ascertain the quantity
and quality OF the brine. On Saturday. the 2S'h
ut, the tubes were pu; dova to the depth o: 800
feet, but little over half the depth cfe well, when
to the Joyful surprise of all pure brine, OF tie quail
;y OF one ba,heI OF al, to from 80 to IS galiOss.
ascended and poured out Of the tube with immense
force.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
- An ENceI,cnt Orporlunity IS oGered .

II An Excellent Opportunity IS offered 10 a
young lady peten, teach the Piano Forte aud Voca
Music to 20 South and teach Female Institution
she could board n gen,ee private fanny asd receive
handsoEs .alary. InGu r. Of Nh B. BRADBURY, Teach
OF Niric. corner Of Washington ana Tiary-strects
Brookyn. 2i Futonstreet, corner OF Nassau, ". y
SIR. 3 about forming class Of Young Laales who
wish prepare themselves to teach The Piano and Sing
Ing The class will sc s:rcty llGted 10 SIX ( Ella 3l
u Emporium Of Cheap Gnrments, by w.
+. JENNINGS, 20 Broadway, under American Hotel.
~ sl4
u Wnverley Novels complete for So
Mo- ready. No,. g. l. 5 g. O. 10, H. II, Is, II am
Is Of tae Wa7efey Novels by Sir Waiter ScO-aeyise
eduon.. =h ae authors corrections aud additions
20 se eomp.stcd il % ky numbers for s. advance
or - cents per number delivery each number coHpris
a entire novel,
The delivered subscribers in any part Of ,his
City Brooklyn ard strongly snveloPed IN wrappers an:
sen, ~ mail to al parts of the United states.
All order, should be addressed TO the Publisher.
s14 Gus ISRAEL POST, IS Bo"sry.
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roa rHE MAnlnosIAN.
AMOS KENDALL

"The last state Of tina shall be worse than
the first This seems 10 be verified in the of Mr.
Kendall He is at last in the corner, where, however
we do not feel disposed to pursue him. Like poor
poet he has taken TO garnet in the War Department
where provided with such comforts his situation
requires, he is at present situated The editor OF inc
Globe can inform whether his colleague Is attended
and furnished at public expense, and what Is The ma
ture of his employmenlsl Is not his situation there
suspicious Are there important papers at his diSPo
sal Are there important accounts to square
QUERIST.
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roR THE MADIsoNIAN.
THE LADIES FAIR, FOR THE BENEFIT
OF TRINITY CHURCH.

The Ladies of Trinity Church have extended an
invitation TO the liberal and the bounfu To visit and
patronze the fair which they will commence this after
noon, over Semmes' wine stole, Of 18th street
and Pennsylvania Avenue, where they will be in at
tendance dispose Of useful and fancy articles Their
very presence, will insure to their many customers
for there are few, whether young or old-who would
slight an invitation coming from such But
when to the agreeable associations attendant upon the
presence and services of the Ladies' are snperadded
the solid benefits that il is proposed receive for the
Church, in the first place. and through the Church TO
society at large, il is fair to presume that the vsiters
will be numerous, and the patronage abundant
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sta,es-two from the Norh-two from the West
ons from the Southland one from the Southwest
ucrhans one from the West and two from the South
west Gen, Harrison has shown much sagaclty IN the
election Of JoHs BELL for Secretary Of War lis
close acquaintance with the Indian affairs, renders
him entirely competent their just directon ana as
both he and the President elect have been disgusied
with the nqulies and frauds that have been practced
upon the Indians under the late and present Admins
tations his appointment Secretary of War, VIII De
hailed with general satisfaction by every patriot ana
friend of justice and humanity and Mr.. Bell Is
from Slave State his efforts ia behalf Of the Indians
will not be so trammeed or msrepresented, would
those Of Northern Of equal honesty and ability
On the whole, it is now evident that Granny Har-
lsonn has not only been most available candidate,
but that he will make a sagacous high-minded pairi-
otto, firm, and universally honored President
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From The Fayetteville (N. CO. Obserrer.
THE NEW CABINET.

We take pleasure in referring our readers to the
above list ofdstingushed individuals selected to COM
pose Gen. Harrsons Cabinet; and especially do we
selection of of most eminent citizens to seat
in that cabinet Judge BADGER needs no eulogy at
our hands. As he has made his own way to the high
est rank in his arduous and honorable profession SO
he is fully able to sustain himself and the honor OF his
State, in the Cabinet, or any where else.
Judge Badger is native of Newbern, though for
number of years resident Of Raleigh and we pre-
is about As years ofage. He was elected Judge
of the Superior Courts Of Law and Equity, in $3.50
at the early age of 25 26, circumstance unprece
dened He held the office for years only, and has
since devoted himself to his profession in which, since
the accession Of Judge CASTOR to the Bench of the
Supreme Court, he has had no rival.
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s.n,.emep from other States But this procedure we
are assured fully assured by the President elect nss
moi beer in compliance with the dictates OF ms inds
dnal feelings These are Of the kndest character 70
wards our State and those Of her citizens whom sue
wouIJ have delighted to honored but IN his OPP,
MON imperous circumstances Obliged him 10 eAeuue
psnnsvI,ania from his ministerial councils In dong
M; howeyer he has sacrificed none OF the great int
rests Of the country We need hardly re-assert 'na'
IN common with large majority Of our citizens, we
should have been proud to have seen such man AZ
TTaddsus Stepsns, Esq, in his councils man VINO
would al the same time have conferred honor on the
sts,ion and benefits upon the country But we repeal.
ina, General Harrison has surrounded himself WIN
.he and patriotic men the destnes OF the country
are saf ia their hands for their former devotion 10 all
The great interests ofthe country is sufficient guarah
,ae ~ ther future course From them we look Tor
reooyation of the prosperity Of the country ana tne
restoration of confidence and kindly feeling between
The ifercnt sections Of the Union, WHICH the dema
gogues lust expelled from office, have most assiduousy
abored to destroy
To our friends throughout the State we say-a-
,hough YOU may not be able to refrain from regret that
Pennsyiyania, which, bated nobly for the triumph
achieved has been passed by do not attribute tins TO
any unfiendly or ungraeful feelings in the President
hui to the Vaccinations of those who joined us from
interest and would as readily, when that Interest
prompted or THEN selfish purposes are TO be promoted
betray and leave u.s.
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$4,000 $4,000
LEEsBURG LOTTERY.

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY.
Class ID for IS4I
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday. 9th
March, 1S4l.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 Dollars $4,000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 1920 Dollars
5000 Dollars
80 prizes of 900 Dollars
60 Of $5O0--60 of $500
1919 Of $500, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quarters So SO
Certificates of packages Of 20 Whole Tickets Sl40
Do. do 26 Half do 70
Do. do &c Quarter do 35
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packa-
ges in the above Splendid Lotteries address
ID. S. GREGORY g. co. Managers
Washington, ID. c.
Drawings sent immediately after they are over to
all who order as above. feb 2O-d&c2aw2w
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From he Philadelphia Gazette.
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.

FRANcIs GRANGER, the Postmaster General
will enter upon his duties with great personal popu-
larity The Harrison delegation of his State unani-
mousy urged him to 90 into the cabinet of the new
President. Indeed we have heard of but one opinion
his fitness for the station he is about to occupy.
All agree that he will make most excellent officer.
In the House Of Representatives Of the United States
he has always occupied very distinguished place.
He is an impressive speaker-has a fine voicc-very
distinct enunciation, and easy flow of language,
In point of personal appearance few if any excel him
in the nation. We have sometimes almost wondered
that gentleman of his fortune could have been pre-
vailed upon quit his beautiful residence in the in
terror Of New York, to take eren cabinet appoint
ment at Washington city.