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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-07
Election. of Mnyor. Rccorder, aIdern


The ;rechodes elected in the several Wards on the 5tf
instant assembled yesterday at the City Hail. and proceed
ed To the election of Mayor, &c.
Cen William Lambert reelected Mayor
Francis Wicker, Rccorder-and
Samuel L. Pulam elected Senior Alderman.
Simon Cullen, Lit,leberry Darlington and James Kin
naird were elected Aldermen for jefferson Ward.
James Evans, Richard Whitfield, James II. Gardner
and George Fisher Aldermen for Madison Ward.
And William ID. Wren, Peter w. Grubbs and Walter d.
Blair, Aldermen for Monroe Ward.
The remaining persons elected by the are Coun
cilmen Wig
John Dove, J. A. Lancaster, Henry Clarke, r. o. Has.
kins, VIM +. Butler Gustavus A. Myers Henry Ludlam
R. w. Haxall, ii. w. Fry, Nicholas Mills, Jane. Caskie
Joseph Mayo, James VI. Wickham, James W. Pegram,
and James Griffin.
q. \. Myers, Esq. was elected President, and VIM p.
Sheppard Chamberlain of the City and Clerk Of the Coun
ell.
Mr. Gardner having rendered his resignation as an Alder
man for Madison Ward, the received
On motion Of Mr.. Mayo, leave given to bring in an
ordinance to amend the ordinance regulating the conduct
he members, and proceedings OF the Council.
Committee TO bring in ordinance, Messr. Mayo Cas-
kie and Lancaster.
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The above represents Henry Clay he actually
in his early boyhocd-a millboy, riding to mill, almost
literally his shirt ail-a seapc grace in the way OF truan
cy-Soppng fling every squirrel old hare that came
him-itmay be, getting down to take round at
boxing with some neghborng urchin-Olways oversisying
his MILL aud probably getting brched for II when he
got home and put "suppcriess to bed"
WHAT Is lie Nowi The frs: undoubtedly OF lv-
ing Statesmen The mightiost intellect which, since the
Revolutionary has stamped its genius upon the public
affairs OF his country. Commanding extent and devo-
tedncss Of intelligent admiration which no patriot since the
Revolution has commanded.
Nor is his rcnown confined to his own country. His
name is European us well American. Ii is known and
respected wherever christianity preached civilization
has spread. 1t belongs to the age.
The as he feeds his docks,
In Tcmpes vale. Morea's rocks
Or wherv the gicam OF bright blue waters
is caught by Sco's white armed daughters,
"Whiis dwelling the duhiousstri
Which ushrrcd in a Nations life,
shall mingc, IN his grateful ay
"Bozzaus with the name OF Clay.
Where blush the warm skies Of the South
"O'ct CoiopaNis hcry mouth.
And. round the fallen ineas' graves,
The ramgas rolls it, breezy
The Patriot IN his council hall.
The Soldier az his fortress wall
The brave, the lovely and the free
shall otter up their prayers tor thee"
What noble commentary free and glorious in
situations is the fame of Henry Clay There mother,
however iororn and destitute that may clasp her
phan boy her bosom and hopngy say "thou without
fortune friends may become the pride OF your country
and famous among men,"
Ii impress this invaluable truth upon the hearts Of
counymen and them sustain their instu.
tons productive OF such results against enemies from with
and yet dangerous demagogucs from within, that
hold up this picture of the Ml Boy of the Sashes"
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who fought and bled and died Tor Liberty. and connt-
Wsrd who has nmcrslired himself by the witicsn that
I'll he owed sho Devil awhig and he would take Mr..
Anderson q Prince Edward ia payment he should re-
padisfe the debt"
Such mon, thus like Blue, disermina,ve. and like Ward
WITTY must be hard TO beat But rely upon the Nc.
ponalds the Vancss, the Csrksdons, the Kercheva to
beat them, and tell the Wings Of vrsinis advance
that the thing will be dome
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10 the Edltors Of the nag.

GeutlcmenTherc appeared in your paper OF yesterday.
ticket Tor members OF the City Council recommended
the voters of Monroe Ward by Wing meeting, with my
name attached as Chairman.
AT that meeting the right reserved each udvid-
ua TO make any alteration he thought proper in the ticket
And though the Chairman IL preference
the Old members OF the Hall without political
opinions.
BE pleased TO give this brief explanation place your
columns, 10 prevent msconception
Very Respectfully,
April 9th, lSi3 WALTER ID. BLAIR.
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The IYtlilamsbrrp Dlstrict.

Mr. Tylers woud.be minister 10 France has appealed to
the people Of the Williamsburg District redress his per-
sOna grievances The Senate he tells us has done him
great wrong In refusing advise and consent to hs OPP
pOintmen minister to Franco and he the people,
by ro.ceetng him. wipe the stain thus cast upon his
spotess cscutcheon.
With what prophety does the Hon. gentleman make this
whining appeal tn the people Of HE old District Had he
not deserted them, and taken proposed take service
under MASTER who would g,yo better pay1 lie has no
longer any claim upon the District mght have gone to
tho dogs the d Tor ougb he cared II he could only
have mide better provision for himself and obtained the
splendid mission to Fmncc. But tins he could not accom-.
psh. lie coid pass the ordeal Of the Senate. That
tribunal Of hs eioosng passed sentence OF condem.
nation upon hmi aud lo mo forthwith turns about. rails
against the Senate and beg the generous people, whom he
had deserted 10 take him ogln 10 their bosom. lie had
dl'gaced them, he could by exhibiting the world
then reeseHafre IN the character Of eager, but dis-
appointed, seeker for place Truly do they owe him
amends ior the injustice which he has sustained.
But they know his personal integrity and that he Is above
being bought by Uceand hs personal honour is invOv.
ed n the issue and therefore they tho
cue know nothing, and say nothing of the Rentcman's
pcsg1a integrity, SC. But stands before the world In
ihis attitude lie the violent and bitter denouncer
Of the Democrats for years--and on uuu Wing in al
things and especial aud devoted admrer Of Henry Clay.
Now he ~ the opprite In oil things lie no longer gores
IN Wing principles, and appears 90 be his greatest enjoy
pour forth the foues and abusive epiets up.
The great kcnmckian For Ibis change Of position, no
has never far I've heard given any satisfactory cxpa-
nation Personal dsnppOintmenu,-Mr Clay's refusal -
interfere in bis behalf for the Speakers Chair &c. have
been suggested. Bot be this may II soon became
manifest that abuse Of Clay and the Wings the pass
port 10 Executive avourand indeed the only one 10 the
highest posts home and abroad. Mr.. Wise with the
tongue Of Therytcs, busy backguarding Clay and
The Whgs;-in the lapse Of few short months he Is
minated ~ Minister 10 France I!
Where the greatest possible charity exered In scrut-
MIXING the motives Of public months strange conduct Of
the Hon. gentleman may pass without But the
rule which he observes IN constituting the conduct Of bis
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AIr. Rotts al Po,rhatnn.

All accounts represent Mr.. Bolts speech at Powhn'an
last Mondsy powerful effort, and absolutely annhila-
tive Of Mr.. Hopkins who represented Mr.. Jones. Party
feeling prone eSaggete these matters but when both
sides in opinion the fact may safely be have
been
may tell but the impressions OF the were all
way.
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sfss. ssss ~. s~sss-A s~srsess representative.
We smbsses shs csrissf opporuny 10 lay the snasxsd
esrru.pandsncs bsfos rcadsnr

sfss. ssss ~. s~sss-A s>srsess Representative.
We smbfses shs esriesf opportunity 10 lay the annexed
csrru.pendsncs befor. rcadsu
.Nss LsSsa. Fss. 1, -.
-Hos Jons NJ Born
Tbs undersigned. young Dcmoersuc-w Wing voter. Of
she borough al New Lisbon, Coumbians County, Ohio.
avsi Ourselves this communicate 10 YOU bnef
espf~.-ion a spnea reison the manly and ndsPen
dent which has been manifested by during the
memorable Congress which II about drawing to- close
.Iasiag the grauhc and the satisfaction Of knowing
that Whgs-evey inch whigs-snd wings from the
begnninvyou may assured have looked upon oil
your eaotssll your exertons-snd particularly those
which were directed towards the impeachment Of the ua
Tor who wcds the power only by the Grace Of Cod with
emotions of anminsled satisfaction and delight.
"knowing do, that you being daily and hour
had temporary existence in any COMMUNICATING, as
the parasites and sycophsnis that are dependant
upon present vscisng and imbecle administration, for
the that hold their bodies and souls ogether-arc
crerng their utmostto prostitute OF their ee-you wi
the liberty have taken thus Informing you that
have many very ardent friends in this part OF the
greet sincerely you will accept our hearty
wishes for ultimate and the proud title Of lear
les and independent representative
lSigncd1
SANr- RICHARDSON, A. d. GREEs,
JAMES Mason, Z. ;. FRASER,
p. N. SNopsRASs, r. PRrNAr,
SAN. CoRBrrr, GEo. GRAHAM,
j. v. HARnAuoH, I. b. HANNA"
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VAN BURENISM TRIUMPHANT.
CALHOUNISM DEFEATED IN THE SECOND DIS
TRTCT


We stated, few days since, that We had OF one time
thought that Gen. DrOmgoOle would with great ease get
the nomination of the District Convention whchw about
to assemble in this place but that had been induced
change opinion. The result has that our first
opinion wascorect The Geneahas carried the day. and
Mr. Goodies political throat has been cut by these who two
ago placed him IN the situation from which he IS now
summary dismissed.
The Calhoun men made n struggle from the start and
died game. Their first against proposition that
each County IN the District and the Town Of Petersburg
should have that the Convention to which il was en-
uod the House Of Delegates. In opposition 10 this
proposition, the Calhoun urged hal a. the Member TO
Congress would be- elected by federal numbers he should
be nominated IN the same way They tried hard
bish this proposition, but failed in IT, They next urged
Mr.. Goodies claims the Convention. He had been cleo
ted by the Party said they had served them faithfully and
there would be injustice Diminishing him their
vice without reason, These considerations were Of no
avail Cen Dromg0ole Van Buren, man, and the
oriy Of the convention Van Buren, men, and this was
enough why the General should be nominated and
Mr. Gcodc, Calhoun uian, should 60 the wall. When
the vote taken II sOOd-
EOr Observation-Disclosures ,, Dinwiddic J., C;rcensylo
J, Nolowny l, Prince George !, Town Of Petersburg l..
In all votes.
For Goode-Meckenburg ,, Amelia /. 3 votes
This, considering the number Of given, may be
sidcred Waterloo Defeat Tor the Calhoun Parry.
Under ordinary circumstances, should synpathise
with Mr. Goode IN his misOTtunes. lie hiss been badly
treated 10y ms friends. Since he Joined them
served them faithfully his abilities would allow. lie
nus done nothing deserve unceromonous dismissal
from tnoir service and only regard his
tue IEh oI rhtTu't 10 VIZ an Buren, These cOnsldc.
rauOns would make pity Mr.. GOode were It not for the
fact that he has been cuted by his friends precisely
he treated his Old lie deserted the Wings and the
Locos nave deserted him. There is pootca justice his
fate lie hos been made drink Of the chnco which he
commended - the lip Of others. Loco F1cos have unwii
ungiy redfcsscd Wing wroug-; and while them no
thanks i'r IT, we not the les pleased that 1t
The Calhoun men IN the Convention may see. in the
suit VI rs proceedings, their fate IN the great struggle dis.
uncty shudOwed forth. They already literally sold 10
the Dutch. h'rderhook hiss tdumphed and oiH triumph
Fort HHi-thp rgbLung Plant il elevated
Palmetto and "chiv1y" his yielded to craft "'Ts PHI.
fu, It's wonjroua piufil :"
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The condition and low ebb Of Cahounism in Virginia are
well illustrated by the result OF the Locooco Convention at
Petersburg three days ago. Mr. Calhoun could be ina
gined preponde any district of Virginia wac fhat
1t is the heart OF the savehodng country and Of high y
ing sky scrapng, anscendenta refinement, and ab,trac
ton Besides, Mr.. Goode Inland had gone up 10 the
hub, hub and ALL for all and every party More
have heard aud believe the fact was though our
friend OF the Petersburg lntegencer differently
that there actual Calhoun majority the Conyen
uon-hey having $50 speak stocked the cards in seve
raj Counties We say, without qualification tina, if Mr. Cal
houn could hope to find favor any where Virginia. was
in the Meckenburg District, and yet in that very district
his friend Mr. Goode, in body OF Locofocos who tell the
world in OF their resolutions, that they must infer no.
thing from their acts their Presidential paraltes-
Mr. Goode, who in and had stuck like wax to the par
y' taken up and flung Of the window And tomake
forwhom Why for George C. Dromgoole the leader
and master spirit Of Van Burenism in Virginia
"CaI you this backing your friends! If Mr. Calhoun
cannot be sustained in the district Of Amelia Meckenburg
&c, pheTe can he be sustained in Virginia
The Petersburg In,elipeucersnys:
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Total Dem. majority,

Now, can't that majority be ovcrcomc1 Have 10 or 10
years ct Locofoco rule nled show the People that the
ocos hsvodone nothing Tor them have done worsei-
Are the People satisfied by this tme with the "better
currency era,'-hard money (thnt is hard 10 gsD and
heavy aSesi Are the People willing to see man sim
gled out by whole Legislature, and hunted down. only
tor feacssy speaking his thoughts, and representing his
constituents Is that Democracy
They going strong for Bolts about here, assure
you. HANOVER.
Anri
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llLEsn.

Ot scarlet fever, yesterday morning, AYLwS PERCY in
FAINT son OF Benz a. and Olivia +. Jacobs aged 10 months
and nine days The friends and acquaintance Of the family
requested attend his funeral this morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence of Mr. Thos. Tnsey corner of lst
and X street, without further invitation.
At his residence in Louisa County on Tuesday the 2ls
ult., RICHARD MALLORY, IN the 77th year of his age
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appointments for r. IT, Toler Esq, in The Al Congress


hITOIHIHeHIs JoT a. II Ioer, Esq, The III Longres-
Siondi District
The citizens Of Fluvanna and Cumberland will have an
opportunity Of hearing Mr. ToLEE Wednesday the 18th
OF April at Gainesville; and the citizens of Prince Edward
and Cumberland respectfully invited Mr. Toler
at tarmve, Friday, the lIih day OF April at IL O'clock
A. NJ.
These arrangements have been made without consulting
Col HUBsARD should this meet his eye he respectfully
invited TO the people the and places aboy.
named, it convenient 10 him.
Famvile, 9Th Apnl, lS43.
1.-THE Editors of the Enquirer will confer favor by
inserting the above twice-and the friends of the cand
dates will please circulate the sbove notice
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u We requested by the Auditor, that his
circular letter the Commissioners of the Revenue and
pies OF the Revenue laws OF the last session, press
and will be forwarded by mail rs early Us possible
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nArEs OF wmAnrAeE ar nocKErrs.

~u,rIr 80,
'uE owners Oh Wharvcs NJ Rockets, IN order
- make the erpsn-s shpper- WHISTLER Good. as
shipped at Rockets or In the Doei A.y, a..d up.a IN
a.noving r.,a
| An -. =. -, -, -,
| eaeh............... q
sns ~hencf containing lquids ot Solids zach. .s
s-s,. sasspuns hurJ do do do............l
Avn, az osnows each. -..................S
r., =. - ~ =.
p,,n ho ~ ~ n y, -ooo ios each.
n'.n no~ &C per 100 bash~l- each.
s nan soaes each.
nu poSsS per hufhed.
p s,, a'e, ", ooo. each.
Bad.eaj. he'd. or m.,,.s.s 49,.
p wheh empty each.
CO.. ~ ~ s"ee' saa' per ioo io- eaeh ..........a
s,' =. -.
cetriasc- with four wheelS EACH so
cart. s,a, TWO wheet each. rs
Chair. ~, fans "' o"""h gins eaeh ~
Cbs. w. eossn.
co,,o, -, ms
Cotton w.. ~ -
Chan ton. a,
cs ss oI pg metal lbs each, . rs
Cases boxes OF bales. when no. ..
,,.,,,sd .,sh WV" not measured other than
casss so,. az r.i.. .. =. :.
u., rnhir e,., .,cn ' "ner 'han enumerated
,,r eI.ss -, :. :. . :. ..............l
Cr,,,. of ,,,,, -, h.n - e' 'as' eseh ......l
Cement or lime per cash each ''.'''...'...s
Cl.r.- ne, e,.t - |' ''''''.'-...........i
C.c.- me-, no, - .,r.. ..
g.. ~, 49, t ~ 'aoh.
c. 81, ~ -, - 'Aen' ..'...............l
Chanpasne a, o,., ,,, M :, =. =. .......t
cabbase. per 100 WI 0oi OF basket eash.....i
CarIysoy. when fnll OF gallons each. ..........I
Of lr~.u,
Carryboys when .nu,y M ,.n eaeh'
Carryboys when empty Of h.. In 49,
appl.- inn.
Collar for bor,s n, n,l. w. e'o|'-
Carriage. for IN. h,,, -
Flour. per barrel ''"s W oAen'' ''''''.''..... -
Flour per half barrel each ''''.'''''''''.'.t
Pigs rasns fish &C rcrIo, a., -, -. -
Fish, when dried per 100 h~..........,........ '''
n% 80 We, c %, ginseng per hug eaeh
Gunpov,'er. per key each - '''''''''''l
oop IRON or ,,I t nn -
Hides OF leather per hundred sides each. "a
bundle h..
Hay. per hale each. ''''''''
harness Tor horses or mules, each ...............I
Indigo, per box barrel each. '''
Kegs, when fun other than nour or upl,seeo each ~
~" nhis each.'
Lumber per 1000 feet. %
Meal. salt. onions tuTnips per bushel
Mil stones. pair. Observation-Disclosures. sac
orangcs lemons window glass soap, candies. ehoeo,. ~
per box. each. .................
Oats wheat potatoes peas beans clover e,i
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF RIcbmon d =.

ARRIVED,
Bchr Lagrange. Croweu Phiadelpha sundrea
Manchester, Worm. New York, do.
Ffcdcnck Jordon. sugar mnlasses 10 L. VeJb
" Caroline fiaucs Legg, Fon De Pot.L lumber
Owcgo. Ford. Baltimore.
Brig Od,on, Nickerson Mobile. cotnn. j. Mabin.
bog Loaf Cross New York. ballast
SAILED,
sehf Mary Ann, GrennaH York River s1ndres.
New YORK April Arrived, schr Morning Star
HIds1n, De fu Richmond, with pine wood.
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THE RICHMOND "GERRYMANDER. :.

Nsssrs. Editors-why can't the People OF the Rich.
mond District elect Bolts in spite OF Geuymanderi
Look at the political Of the coupes the last Pcs
dental election and whether the friends Of the ballot
box and free elections will come up in sufficient num-
bers, to help his old friends to carry him:
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commission hercnunty
MAX sHoUKoE WAREHOUSE,
~ the old stand Of r. A. T. Gwatbmey an
GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. }

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
RtcHSoSp March TO- 1898
The Commander Chief directs
nandanH NJ Regiments e enrolment
bounds ofihcir Commands subject Militia Duty
aud especially Of those mary duty
bat who are required IN be kept enrolled and subject
tua service
by the 18th 5l and 10th or
Fanzaon u the Militia passed sth 1894 Officers Of the
Militia and Members Of Volunteer Companies
years service Officers u the State Banks Me Fefrnen At Fer
RES established by law. with other persons IN the sad
Jlt section are exempted fom the performance ordinary
duties Of Militia men," But Is made duty Of every Connan
dnt o Company tho bounds Of person exempted
shall reside 10 enfol such person his Company other persons
directed by law 10 be enrolled
The almost universal neglect Of rsquson the omission
IN enrol many other who subject Militia duty has the
effect n greatly reducing the numerical force ~ st
bied By the Brigade returns, and the
annual appouonent m Arms received gsnv govern.
Comnandsnts Of Regiments throughout are therefore
required 20 that the requirements law in this respect be
cty COMPLIED with and % That end orders
tain of their respective Regiments repeat those orders from tim.
N time Oce may BE- Commissioned: and in making Reg
mental returns 70 al eyempts Militia duty 10 be
included therein by command.
WIN H. RICHARDSON.
ap ecu .fdtuf1Hf
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9Jr United Presbyterian Church shockOe
Hiit-Iha meeting n this Church which appointed
he'd on Tueday last prevented BY IN
the msHersre earnestly requested attend meeting
ufe Room on FRIDAY The 5th instant o'clock r. NJ when
busne-s Of much importance BE- attended TO- ap at
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Or Mr. Hackers Dramatic entertainment postponed two
occasions us week. Consequence Of the incsmency n the
weatbs viii place Exchange ConesH Room, This Eve
ming, Aprl "a.
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~ The sarcastic article OF d. will excite attention.
Petersburg contemporary has thrown rather
nous reflections for niimaon Of the advantage obtain
ed by Mr. Daniel Mr.. Jones, IN the Mondays discus
cusslon. The fact Is nevertheless go II the general public
here M competent Judge in Petersburg who
not here The truth is, that not knowing he had q the
most vigorous nteec IN the Sate 10 cope WITH par.
ucuarly we'll Informed, and who Yields 1T will the
whole artillery Of sarcasm, humour irony and wit, Mr..
Jones extended HE TANKS far and suffered terribly,
killed. wounded and missing. Not that would dopreci.
ate Mr Jones far from 10; he ~ man Of talent; But
man Is the same At oil times Mr.. Jones undoubl-
edy ENDORSED last Monday, his contest with Mr. Dan.
iel.
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Commercial Rcror0.
Richmond Markets.
Reported and corrected ,oeekiy for the Wig.

APRIL 6, 1913.
GRAIN-wheat GO Com-SO et. Dat. from wagons
and Depot 30
TEAS-lmpena and GunPowder 75c. 81
WIllSKEY-Bbls 81 cents, hhds 2Il a - cents.
CANDLES-Spem 22a23 Sperm 30 cents IIuls
Patent l6 cents Talow 9aIO.
coFPEE-Rio n &c; Laguayra sac; ST Domingo 6la7;
Java lllal2
CLoVERsEED-s375 per bu.lel wholesale-very dun.
HERDS GRASS-s7s bushe.
TIMOTHY GRASS 80 per busIeL
flSIl-Season over for Herrings-none IN market
lRON-Pis 90; English $50; Swoedes SOS; Tredeyar 500
MOLASSES-POno Rico l9aa2c; New Orleans 2ia24 cents
Ol-Winer sI5 Fail Strained 65a7O Whale in bb ~ cts
PRONlSlONS-Wosiem Bacon ;! Lard 81 cents.
PLAlsTER-S5 IN Basin Bank.
SUGARSSt CroI 7laslc Rico SAIL New Orleans a 10
SIC. SHOT-5ic. SALT-Whan 81 80: Store s. 90.
CAfrLE-Beef s. To S5l Sheep SIl o 81! Hogs 81 10 a.
fLOUR-Country 81, sales. City Mills, none for sale.
EXCHANGE.
New YORK drats tal prem Baltimore dra1s .-lal prem
Philadelphia do. .ial North
South Carolina. dis. Wheeling ....... 2I dis
Treasury Notes. prem Tennessee .......5 dis
Alabama. Specie. pfcn
VT Auction sale Of NuIcs.-!iiieIton requested to
sale Of prime Country Mules This Morning at
10 o'clock Sale positive INLoEs & BROTHER Auet.
ROBERT GWATHMEY,
Commission Merchant,
WAREHOUSE,
At The old stand Of r. A T. Gwahmey. m EFF
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WoRTHAM'S OFFICE,


Notice 10 hs small Adrsnfursr,
TT II the above amount is wanted, call az WoRrHANs
to-day before - o'clock, r. Mand ~ will obtain tick
e. which may secure the above or Is cents $1,000 But
the certain mode will be 10 risk SIP, Tor package
Il % whole tickets; Sc for packages Of halves end 80
for quarters. Recollect, call on
AMI CHAS. WORKMAN.
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HOYT a. cos OFFICE.

~ This y The day for the Bue Lottery the Exchange.
$4,000 Capital Tickets li halves 50; quarters - cts
Cerd6cstcs q packages Of % whole tickets will be- cold
BY HON g. Co. Tor $3.50
Cofhftatos u packages OF % halves, SIS
Do do % quarters 337
Hyou package, cell, send before half past o.
clock - HOYT e. co.