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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.

MoSDLT, July Eve have this week had mo-
derate arrivals OF Grain, Flour and Oatmeal coast.
wise and from Ireland, and no farther shipments
have appeared from Canada. The Imports from
foreign Sta'es include 2ssS quarters Of Wheat 27sO
quiuers Of Oats, $50 quarters Of Barley, and gl7O
barrels OF Flour duties 81 The same time Isv.rs
recn paid upon only Cos quarters OF Whca. and 10
bbls OF Flour Continued unsettled weather h As
given increased hrmness to the Wheat trade Tic
mIefs and dealers have purchased ofres rarsc's 10
moderate extent, at fully the prices quoted on this
day so'nnght while from 1000 to 5000 quarters of
foreign have changed hands in bond at rather over
the rates then oh.Jn-ble; good Biluc red and md
ding Dla'z C have brought 6sGi. and fine 6sgl nor
10 los. Fee Flour has also been somevhar better
sold, 80 per Dbl. tNc price for the general runs OF
Canadian. In addition to tho Wheat sold in bond
already named, about 2lOO bb.s Of United Stats
sweet Flour have changed hands, under 'ock nj 2g,
CD TO 2is6d.. and in the beginning Of the week 1908
bbls Of Flour al 2Os per biol.
Wheat, English white, per 20 lbs 9i9d 1866.
do red, 9s6j; Dang, o ~ IOssi; Lower Bal
TIC, red, ESD los Italian, rcd and white % a 10.
Odessa, soft, S'sd o.; Rye, per imperial quarter,
SIS j6s Flour, English, per $50 lbs ass 53s.
lrishr extra hne, isS n 5Os; do. fine a a a.. In.
dian Corn, per $50 lUs. 35s q SIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31

ISAAC LYON. Psao'icot Printer. would re.
sPectiulIy inform his friends and the public gene
rally that, as Agent for his father J.coB LySS he
has undertaken the manag cement Of the Printing Es-
tablshmen, lately owned by MIR. John : GaIlaher,
aud known as the Woman Book and job Office,
where he Is prepared 10 execute with neatness and
despatch, any kind of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
HOYI az cos OFFICE

CrG,tut CrasT. RieAnond Va
Ihereha 1tehst AZ uOYT's LUCKY COURT
which, soon secured, LEAKS on TO tIl- Fosrosz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
BY R. II. DICKINSON
TRUST SALE OF
NEGROES: iooTs, SHOES AND

~ virtue OF deed NJ executed 10 rs bv Jassc
IL fTanEiln, We shall, FRIDAY the g. ,V 81 49,,
Al ~ CLOCK A. W. at the residence said Franklin
On ~ s.Ieet proceed 10 sell public auction o. the bigT.
es' uiller ioT cr-u hvc likely ayes; Nan. Women
sni eai1 Also al the same une large and valuable
SOCK OF Boots AM shoes, together with the entire SOL
" Household ami Kitchen Furniture consisfns ~ -
usuf vanety. MAYO A. GRCIIER - r. ~ tlc
- ~ d. Agct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
BARNUM's CITY HOTEL

TUE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends and pat
r1ns thi' aner lapse Of vn years, lie has resumed
he proprioior5hp of tho CITY HOTEL anil has spared
rhcr pains unr expense In putting the house tn copcie
'rer-ne exterior a. We" as the Interior has been thor
nghy cleaned and panied tho halls ggrd win inorrIc
ne pdrpr sand chanpeTs ref9nshci the esaO
irhmeni thoroughly roorGanized Tho subscriber there
ore hopes that ny his long experience the business
"a uniiruE cHcrons TO rlcise IN merit aud hl
ibcral SlLT"O Patronage heretofore extended TO hint
'cius the am Of self and those n his o. oy 10 make
hc cav HIic not only the travellers home bat also
hacc Oi rcalcuioymt Mt.
IN nayIn p.pNUu
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w r. N, kuets
BY INLOEs & BROTHER,

BY lNLOES & BROTHER.
GOLD LEVER AND CHAIN.
on IOrrDAf NEXT Aug. 3rJ, a. half past 10 o,e toek
VIII DC subj Que Gold Lever aud CHAIN being M. h,
"i Inc estate 81 Isaac Lyons. deceased. BY order
ju23 ABRAHAM levy; Adm,r.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
I'm MONDAY MORNING, hugu-t 2d a, 81 o,etock \,
me r.sieiioe 81 hr John Crane corner Of Main ,nd I
embracing, in part ~" N'"'u'e'
Mahogany Dining Tsbles
DO sid~boards
secrctsTy and Book Gaze
Chairs Of various kinds
S.i-s, Carpcting
beds and Bedsteads
fenderS, Shovels Tom, tc
tsPper Coal eultes
Liquor Pump aud Crane with \ v,,ic,x -, ,.A.-x
ueles necessary for house kcerer. '' - '47' NJ
IL sale without reserve, for cash.
BY ROBERT HILL & co.
REGULAR SALE DAYS-M9.ln. vr,a,,..,,,, =, =,
fL'day, sale Tor Horses, every ga rday. Cash sTa
ees made on Goods sent TO our Auction.
VIII be sold 10y us MONDAY, the al Of Au-u., .0,,.
nenolnE AZ - O'Clock in 'front.' store Hoyss
hoh sni kitchen Furniture, Dry Good. Cothn. Croee.
rics, &c. consi-finR Ia p-rt. Of - 'N~S'
Ciiy made Bneaus and Tables
DedScaIf Cots CuTled Hair and shuck Matras-es
Rocking Chairs
4, e Dozen Wood Bottom 10. to close sales
~ bids Of Bacon
soap, Tobacco, Lemons
sack salt Claret Wine, &c.
ALSO,
Large Lot OF N-rhern aud ITiy made Ci.,birv .o,
.ehus 81 every kind together with Hats Shoes T1unk
Iut ID m =, ,,c
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TRUSTEES SALE.
RIACESuTrT,. sun, roo,

Tuls MORNING, al 10 O'Clock will b. sol. =, ~ "a,
~ John Is. Green, Cary si eet he sbon -, &c
Toos Timber Wagons, &c P anu 'A'ui -
by order Of Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
MEASUREMENTS

- t.AW-fANTNEHSHI
tfINNf L. nnOokE& JAMES n. HALyhNRrOk
havins entered Into partnership Ia lie practice OF
,aT, VII ",snii any business which be oRiTusie
lei'i Courts Of the Cny Of Richmond aud Couny OF lien
illlyhurtou wit alien regularly aiisu,I. a. hereto
oie ihc rnp.ri"T tnnrtsoi Giousesisr Mathew MsLle
'ei; tsFc, kns a Queen, kinl William ant New Kent
Ihe, once h. IA" same which Henry l. Erooke has oc
rnd Tor several wears Governors street where onc
ia l9-Sw
MORE NEW GOODS.
IQLACk NIX scars for LADIES' hoap
Pow new sylc coourcd Lawns
r rss aal! N s2 Fia Sd I2"" saa np
Fancy silk 'raYas aud iIdkf
Few new cheap BuiEirine
COIourod Law"s, fot Hats
BLACK flici and silk slaws
Paid and Chrn- siks, &c &c.
Those wanting good AMI cheap Goods requested To
JUS THUS PRICE
HEibnunNNTNrhMs' u rrATNSr rLATrOHn a
jsoi--tf opIo.ts The nans.
DEsikhBhE uEsIDENCE AT
PRIVATE SALE.
w Lot now oeculied 10y Mr. ois Manson, on "a Get.
properly be effected PRIOR the q August will on that
bidder. 0 "h"'''
iuM LANCASTER, DENNY a co, Auets
SULIs sULKEys.-I have on hand two
'rs,y nue. Sukey'' whiehi VIII sell 91Ts,siy low
COACH LACEs-A full assoIiIacni of the most de.
srable and fashionable PamsIus received .a,i for sale
ow,by THOS. a. BOTCHKISS,
ar9 n oppost'e the ruins OF the Eagle HoiaL
pELLE Isle NhIL>.-A fulI supply and gene.
ID raj assortment Of Belle Isle Nall, In ore tor sale Nv
~ W JOHN rRiPLETr SON
IOLD APPLE BHANDS.-i5 bDls tine old apple
" brandy, la store, for safe by
ju2 JoHN n TRIPLeTT & SON
I/EiGLEH's wHIsKEy.-IUOb barrels ZeislGT's
| ~ OLD Whiskcy In store, tor sale by
| iul2 JOHN II TRlPLETT 4 -oN
| An hPPkE.TicE wANTeD, a BOY no
n over l6 ycsTsoli
ie2I q W. MeCINNEss
| WHITE LEAD, LINsEtD OIL, &c
| ENGLISH White Lad, In Oii-cSiIA quality
IL American 10 30, Ia iatse aud small kegs
| Iinsccd oil aud Spirits TuTpcntiue
Pant Brushes, &c &c.-Rcceiying Tor sale, by
| iu AiEN pUvAL A co
FOR RENT.
HOUSE on Market square, suitable COR Retail Gro.
"a Gerry shoe store, oT Dry Good store Possession
given Immediately. hPplyio
| ju SIT IORT Hill. & co
| LARGE STOCK OF TRAVELLING
| TRUNKS.
uR assnrtmcn' Of Travelling Trunks 10 very large
~ complete. Those OF good aui cheap Trunk
will cal! aud suit themselves
| ICDAH MYERS s co,
| je l6 Fashionahl, Root. shoe aud Tr INK store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31

BALL TICKETS, on Gilt or Embossed Paper.
Together with every description of ORNA-
MENTAL PRINTING, IN Gold and Silver
Bronze, and on Satin for framing
sEOriers from distance, with cash incloscd, or
Guy reference, VIII DC Punrtually attended to. and
'''""u'u' AffIces moderate. ju - tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31

''INIsItN7I" q
Ut. CROIN SUGARS Lan,linS this IN rnnR per
Manchester, . hhds strictly primo y Orleans sugars,
~ sale by LANCASTER, DENNY a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
NEWSPAPER, BOOK. JOB AND

, y 4 . Y PR IN TIN g O
e The assortment Of Types B0riers Cuts &c.
&c, are OF the most fashionable cast, and many adj.
du!ons having been made OF late render the cs,oF-
iIsnment complete and capable of doing any kind of
uniting t"a' can oe done elsewhere. He will print
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
BY DYER & WRIGHT, washInglon.

- SCRAP IRON AT AUCTION
IN WEDNESDAY, iIe Alb OF Angus nP.f a, o,.r-.,,
- VII be soId al the Navy Yard In this CITY by orIeT
me following lots Of Scrap Iron, viz S'i
ABOUT iOOolb scrip Iron, from smith & Anchor sbo,s
and trimmings from Tanks a Canbooses 'P''
<SNpp lbs Feather Etge Iron
ll,Op1 lbs suIaH round pieces punrbcJ rr,.. r.
Iron ''' f'"1'7"' ""u TANK
300 lbs Cast Iron
TERN all Ia Spcctc
-; wM. b. SCOTT. Navy Agent.
.s ID & w, Aucts.
kAbtARLE PROPERTY AT AucTInu
pursuance OF The last Will tesraTns nj Of M,rS,ro,
"A".o icr Il the unGerSEnci will offer TOR ~ =,
.Dhc auction on MONDAY, the 2d ,,ay Of Augusf ne \,
q r NJ on the premises that valuable .pTp.rty
on 4''l pet~ee" AMI q streets Ocrupied nv o.
ULs u W a. soap and Candle ManularI6ry Incn,I1,
Mcu'ls, &C. -' aus SIAhus'
cupiei 10y the decea cd 7' - ''4e' y DC
ilItheT de Ip,'On Of the propcrr, is deemed u,n.
10y, a. i 80 We'll known: H. atty 10 HE N.rEg,
hnuse' iIe laie auu prospective mnroyemspts !. -
Of capital. 4'S - '"e investment
IEkMS liberal, which will be made known AZ the s,to
IL Plat Of the property viii ne exhibited
I htNE {. 6 IRhAESkE Executors.
N- sale 10 be contucter by
~ q LANCASTER, Denny co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31

WI oe .2d oy US, on TUESDAY, the 3d inst common
Ut ~ - o'clock over IN. sore Of Mcssrs a n sod
iGs opposite the Medical Ollele all OF tie boug.,,i
.u sohsn tnrouIe Of senteel Boarding House con
,It usIM Narcty, suen as Stiebolrds I;hai,
,sr bsd. Beddns &c the properly OF lady changing
la an - ONS4ne1'' X. II & co,
Anrfg
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-31

In the limits OF tho dissenting State, however urgent
the necessity without an exHess reservation Of such
right since, ser grantinga charter, Congress could
not add new and onerous condItions TO IT,
What will be the practical operation Of the amend
ment7 The Bank cannot be organized, 80 az tocom-
mepce business before the lst Of January next. AT
Der /, l. organized will require two or three
months 10 make the necessary preliminary prepare
no, most OF the State Legislatures begin thfir next
sessions ON the fret Monday in December next. The
sessions Of the greater number OF these Will have ter
minated before the Bank ready to locate It's branches
Most Of the State Legislatures will probably readily
and Internationally assent 10 the establishment OF
branches within their respective limits Few, If any,
of those who do not expressly assent will dissent SO
that by the time that the Bank % prepared TO plant Its
branches most Of the States will either have express
" assented 10 their establishment by their silence
have authorized an implied assent lfthere should be
some half dozen States that expressly dissent that
fact will not al oil impair the utility Of this national
institution For IL in the large commercial capitals OF
the Atlantic States and If At Cincinnati and Louis
shed all the national purposes Of the in.ttuton may
be fully accomplished.
Thus. Mr.. President, may this Indispensable ma
tiona agent be put into complete operation by March
or April At the iurthest Whereas, il be not estab-
lshed at this session, and be at the next would
probably be next fall twelvemonth before the nation
can realize ths benefits anticipated from Bank OF the
/ United States.
These are the views, sir, (said Mr. c.. which he
had taken Of this deeply interesting question. H'
believed he shared them with those friends who have
hitherto acted with him. We consider that We hay'
made great sacrifice Of our own wishes and prefer
ences in consenting TO the proposed modification OF tn
branching power. But IL has been made for our coun
try and our friends And he srdently hoped that Their
would be Just appreciation Of the concession an.
the spirit OF the concession, proposed that
would be met here and elsewhere by corresponding
friendly spirit and that the whole nation might re
joice in having more restored to q the inestima
Bic benefits of sound currency regulated exchanges
revived business, and restored prosperity.
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Aon De yearly rssslpt Of ne Treasury fiom three
nlliom az doilsn % I've miIlions Of doIIanw Ny
own opinioa vs. that the sd)sssnent Of The evsnus
DON a shs Hosss has ordsrsd oshsrwiss. Nov, sr,
We v.ni money. No ons dosbts "a We muss .Psy
ths dsbs o. ths nation, and provide Cor s annual en-
psnditure. How shall We do hs You have parted
wisk JOUR lands. Yoa have no means Of income but
from South Carolina 20 Cor the atieri No, he does
not. Il ne opposed 10 the formeri Will he see the
nation dishonorcd for want OF meansf That gentle
argued against the revenue ball now before this
House. That bill il Is said 4 IN accordance with the
compromise act II So shall vote for IL shall adhere
TO that act; will not or hereafter consent 10
any departure from s principles. I shall insist up
on lis principles as subsisting contract when is
limitations expire. Will the gentleman do likewisc
Is he opposed TO the provisions Of that acti viii ne
open again the tariff controversy Will he vote for
the raising Of revenue now by increase Of duty
free articles
mr. PIcxrss. viii not 10 i.9 per con. instead Of
20 per cent. increase Of duties supply the wants Of
the Government VIII you 90 for that amount
Sin, will answer that question when the bill comes
up; have not looked into its details with care.
will say that prefer of course the lowest rates
will vote for 10 l2 per cent IL that viii raise money
enough If it will not, shall raise the duties to 20 per
cent.
We have heard great deal Of late Of war with
England. Gentlemen have acclaimed very eoquently
upon this fruitful theme they have paraded their va
lor before the nation, and are TO my mind, inclined
either TO invite war provoke Il. The report ofthe
gentleman from South Carolina last winter has done
much to excite the public mind upon this subject Our
defences in feeble and inefficient condition our
navy needs enlargement and refrigeration. l hope,
sir, nay, believe, that there is necessity for
with England; yet l must confess that the chances
for it are of late Increased. Suppose we have war;
ready for III No, sir, millions are necessary
for defence. We must vote supplies or remain de-
fenceless And in this attitude Of our affairs shall
refuse to lay the duties Shall we withhold what
is necessary to the honor Of the nation What /
wish my friends from South Carolina to do is, with
to discriminate between duties for revenue and du
ties for protection. Whilst the nation needs money
will 60 for the former, and shall always oppose the
latter. sg gEt&s
The greatest Of all the Powers Of Europe occupies,
as to us, threatening attitude the most gigantic OF
all the Powers Of all history And how much soever
both myself and my constituents deprecate war, we
desire 10 be ready to meet the enemy always prepared
in mimi and means. 8
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been the exIgencIes Of our country when there has
been more occasion 10 invoke thai spirit He volej
against the hr.t because ne thought surrs:dsrss
latter becauss he considered Il relieved Of that objee
lion and whatever imperfections Il might have, 10
calculated to secure the vital object Of the bill
And he should now vote for the bill
Mr.. WHITE addressed the Senate for soma time
as to his peculiar understanding Of the amendment
that had been adopted yesterday.
Mr.. WOODBURY. was in favor Of the motion Of
the member from Missouri. 1. Because as the bill
now stood, no loan be made in any Stale Of the
Union without further legislation by Congress the
States The money of the people Of the United States
is TO be taken and embodied in capital which cannot
be used but upon contingency.
2 Because il was intended as a fiscal agent for the
whole Union; and yet il has not footing In any one
State without a future legislation.
g. Because the Bank cannot be constitutionally
established at ALL unless there be absolute necessity
for il to carry on the National Government.
Ifthat necessity exists it is incumbent on Con-
gress to execute its power, and not postpone upon
the supposion Of necessity that may hereafter arise
Negatived-ayes 81 nays %.
Mr.. HENDERSON stated that he rose to make
confesson-not speech. He said that If ne had
been in the Senate yesterday, he would have voted
ganst the amendment then engrated on the BILL with
regard to the assent Of the States He further said
than he absented himself because he did not wish to
vote on the question He would now, however, vote
for the bill notwithstanding the amendment, but
would not detain the Senate TO assign his reasons
The question was then taken on the passage ofthe
BILL and decided in the afirmativeayes g. noes %,
! as fellows:
| YEAS-Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Berrien,
Choate, Clay, of Kentucky, Dixon, Evans, Graham,
Henderson, Huntington, Kerr, Mangum, Merrick,
Miller, Morehead Phelps, Porter Prentss, Preston,
Simmons, Smith, of Indiana, Southland, Tallmadge,
White, Woodbridge-26. y.
| NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Benton, Buchan-
an, Calhoun, Clay of Alabama, Fulton, King, Linn,
McRoberts, Mouton, Nicholson, Pierce, Rives, Sc
yier, Smith, of Connecticut Sturgeon, Tappan, Walk
er, Williams, Woodbury., Wright, Young-23. n1.
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TIME NORTHMEN IN NEW ENGLAND
u OR AMERICA IN THE TENTH CENTU
RY.-By Joshua T. Tmth author ofssProgress Of
Philosophy among the ancients in volume giving
the result Of tho publications Of the Royal Soc
ETY. of the Northern Antiquarians at Copenhagen in
the English language, with other historical eIucida-
lions ofthe subjsct-with map showing the pro-
gress and discoveries Of the Mortimer on the Amer-
can Continent. Price 81.
Also, (by the same author) Smiths Comparative
History and Chronological Eras, embracing the Con-
Temporary History of the nations of antiquity, vol.
price 62 cents, just received and for sale by
july % F. TAYLOR.
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FARM FOR SAFE.

YNHE Subscriber. Offers for sale his farm at Belts.
Il vile, Prince George County, Nd, consissinr 81
about TWOHUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FlVF
ACRES. Is situated on the Baltimore and Wash
ington Rail Road, at the Bessile Depot twelve miles
ian half hours fide) from the latter place and there
fore convenient 10 this market II consists Of wood
land, meadow and upland the latter capable Of produ-
cling and Is now bearing excellent crops Of corn and
tobacco and the meadow, in good seasons producing
30 10 60 tons Of hay The farm is well supplied with
water, and has upon it house and barn. The Rail
Road divides the meadow from the upland.
Twill sell Also my stock upon it, consisting of horses
cattle, Berkshire hogs &C.
THOMAS ALLEN.
WAsmsoros, July 81, iS4l
CPEECHES FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
y Hon. J, w. Huntington's of CT, on the Bank Bill
- per hundred. ,r
Hon. N. P. Tailmadge on the Bankrupt Bill 80
per hund. ed. sF
II EvY'S BROAD POINTED PENS.-aWe
IL pronounce Levy's Circular Pointed Metallic Pen
to be the best in the market."-Ne,o York Courier
and Enquirer
"As we are often obliged to scribble against time,
We prefer Lerys Broad Pointed Pens; which serve
purposes better than any pens we recoect to have
used.--Boston Mercantile Journal
For sale by F. TAYLOR.
july 29s
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FOR 18th SEPTEMBER AND
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FOR 23D OCTOBER. a
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'tN no 80

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who order from US. Address
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On Saturday, 2Sth August, 184l, the
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GRAND CAPITALS. D.. ~
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$4,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 " $500
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do do 26 quarters 80 so
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BOOK BINDING.

The subscriber has resumed the above business and
will feel very grateful to his friends and the public for
a share Of their patronage.
He will furnish at the shortest notice
- BLANK BOOKS @
Ofevery description ruled and bound to any pattern
the materials and workmanship equal to any in the
United States he will also execute orders for all
kinds Of MACHINE RULING. .,. ts@'
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND Il
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and at rea
sonable prices. Zt. Is.
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nished, PORT FOLIOS Of all sizes and descriptions
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The subscriber having been for many years en-
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knowledge of the various branches feels perfectly safe
in assuring the public that he will be able to execute
orders for every desert pion Of work in style that
not fail to give satisfaction. .l
His Bindery is (for the presently on seventeenth
street opposite the Navy Department
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N. B. All orders left at the Madisonian Office will
be promptly attended to.
July 81 @.&..
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REMARKS or Mr.. INSECT.

On the resolution proposing to raise Com
mittee for the purpose o collecting and re-
porting facts and I'M formation IN relation to
The operation Of the impost laaos.
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CCRAP IRON AT AUCTION.-On Wednes-
- day, the 4th of August next, at o'clock P. M !,
will be sold by ORDER the Navy Yard in this city,
the following lots Of Scrap Iron, viz: about
10000 pounds Scrap Iron from smith and anchor
shops, and trimmings from tanks and cambooses.
1900 pounds feather edge Iron.
1900 pounds small round pieces punched from
tank Iron. s# Ha s4Ht
Terms Cash, In specie. aatsa! L... ~
w. B. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
.4 DYER 81 WRIGHT,
july 24--dts. @ g ..s Auctoneers.