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a CAKU.-The undersigned having, under lh'

a CAKU.-1he undersigned having, under the
n firm Of Johnson & Callan, opened an office oi
General Agency for the negotiation and transaction
Of such business may be confded 10 them in this
city beg leave TO offer to their friends and TO the pub
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of real and personal property, corporation bank, IN
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where they may always be found during business
hours
The undersigned feel happy in the belief that, TO
those who know, who ever have known them, 1t
is unnecessary say their business will be conduct
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respects and that all moneys passing through their
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oscd of according 10 Instructions
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ALEXAN DRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 80, for l843.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday, th,
9Th of July, ls43.

rs number Lottery--l5 drawn ballots.
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A CARD.-Thc WASHINGTON DIRECTORY,
n being now in press, the compiler respectfully
requests all persons who have changed their rest
dence since about the first Of April last, TO inform
him of their present r, sldence.
Such as are boarding. and have been from neces-
siiy omitted will be inserted on handing IN their
names.
Notices in compliance with the above manning the
street between what street. whether nearest the
centre or which extreme Of the square, II Of the
cornerl may he left at the Of Messrs. Farqu-
har & Morgan, Seven Buildings; Mr. James, corner
of Penn avenue aud l4th street Mr.. Clephane cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street, Mr..
Patterson, corner Of Pennsy lyania avenue and 9Th
street MIR. slott, corner Of Penn avenue and Cen
tire Market Space MIR. Delany corner OF Pennsyl-
yania avcnu and l.2 street MIR. Callan, corner Of
7th and streets; Mr. IarJella, Capitol TIL and
Mr. Harrington, Farmers Hotel, Navy Yard.
A. this directory will be produced IN the most ac-
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Orders to be LEFT as above. Jun 2I-eodtt
a CNRD-The undersigned respectfully informs
"A his friends and the public that he has purchased
the stock in trade of Mr.. J. 2. MckrAN, Successor
of L. Johnson) dealer in Segars, Tobacco, Snuff,
Fancy Articles, sc. Pennsylvania avenue, between
4 ~ and 9Th streets. where he intends keeping on
hand an extensive assortment OF the articles above
mentioned. lie hopes, by strict attention to bust
ness and selling at moderate prices, TO merit and re-
ceiye share Of the patronage so long and iayorably
extended to his predecessors.
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Posr oFFicE DEPARTMENT.
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References :
Washington,

References
Very Rev Or. WIN. Matthews,
Gen. John 2. Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas, Esq,
Darius Clagett, Esq.
Gen. Walter Smith, coo,ro,ou,
John kurtz, Esq. !
Messrs Hugh Smith Co., Alexandria
Nath. Jewett, Esq. lpo.,o,
Nessrs. Lorlng & kupier,
hlessrs. Young, Smith & Co.
Wolfe & CIsrke-, NJ, VII
Baily, Ward & Co. '0" ''"
Benz. II. Field, Esq
Hon. John Sergeant,
William ID. Lewis, Esq. Philadelphia.
NIessrs. Levi Garrett 4 Sons,
f So$ { Ss 81 af e. 6 Baltimore.
NIessrs. Dunlop, Moncure s Co., Richmond
Messrs. J. & w. Southgate, Norfolk.
Messrs. J. w. Zachary & Co. Noa, Orleans
Hon. T. ID. White, 'O"
City Of Washington, May l6, lS43.
N. b We propose to such editors OF newsp' per,
IN any Of tie commercial cities, who vi insert the
above Card for one month m their columns, sending
us paper containing He same TO transact aoy bust
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Certificates Of packages 20 Whole Tickets $3.50 on
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Do. do. pc Quarter do 30 so
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packa-
yes in the above Splendid Lotteries-address
J. G.. GREGORY & CO, Managers
Washington City, ID. c.
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To all who order as above.
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1.-THE inland postage on all letters intended to
~ W snip must be paid otherwise they remain in
"Is once WIN. JONES, p NJ,
julyl-3t
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IUU prizes OF ,UUU, &c. &c. &c
Tickets Sl0--Halves S5-Quarters 80 SO.
Certificates Of Packages Of 20 Whole Tickets Sl5(
Do do % Half do 7.
Do. do % Quarter do 81 81
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZES JULY

J. G. GREGORY s. co. Managers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-12

NOTICE.-Au notes and accounts of the Office
~ of the "WIscoNsIS WHl6.. Vol. first, have
been placed IN the hands OF Lorenzo Bevans, Esq.
for collection; and shall be compelled to make
cost all those thar not settled previous to the
FRS Of June next The published terms Of tns
1Whig," viii be rigidly adhered 10 in the settle
msnt Of accounts. ALONZ0 PLATT.
Plsisesille, May IS. 1913. ll-4t
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Tie sum Of money set opposite 10 each trsct 81
town lot hereinbefore described. Is the smo0nt NJ,
cessary 10 redeem tire same at the date hereof.
Interest calculated 10 18th June.
L. o. SHRA DER.
1921 Clerk Board County COMMITS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-12

ID EMOVAL.-J. AUGUSTINE respectfully in
II forms his friends that he has removed from
British Hollow to Pososi. May 20.
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DELINQUENT Land List.
GaAsr County, w. r., CLERKS OFrIcE, y; - u
800 Lancaster, June 5, 1913.

nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, Ihai the
following described Lands aaa g, Own ,hs r vsa,
sold for the taxes due Grant cou"S -, ns sa r,
10 sots Of This Office; and all persons interested
,Ss s are hereby notified, that unless the said
,s, I'd ,oyn lots shall be redeemed, by the pay
m as Of the taxes Interest and charges due there's
ON. before the third Monday of December next,
81, sarns will be forfeited by law. viz:
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Home Ports

YARmoyTH Dec s-An Everett. Long. and Abigail Mat
hsEs Alsy T Dec bSs n.w of Bo.oa
Havana. Newell iSf Cuba did sail sh' reported
Dee Zee lsa ssisT
SoSa Ss& s sff
II ri,aAv Laurs9 Wilson Richmond
Mobile; General Warren ssaSsy and Hadsssah Davis Fhs
NEypunrroRr, Dec isAn Governor Robbins, Kean, Phi
Cape 5Ss Ra Sa R9fh
Whslden and Baltimore Edridse PhiIadelphia Stranger
si s%
o:Ss sSsfi ss!S
E fhsSfP$s Elsass'S cis i'' oasfs
N4of
NswGSTy npS for dO and remain with Cambridge and Bid
Dee si WI Henry Cole Maanz'' Met
Paov1psScn ; AN 'j joRa Bairossh New York. Sid
R RssSss HSCps Hail. and seaOrd Gale BamO Chief
ovGss. Hssy D Smith, w Js SsHs 4sT
F sSish aS ss
Gsf sGaG Mo- XSssa wR Robbins.
ssns Ee9 Ga @ Bssv Esy a w'%
Ten Guedaoupe lith Rowland, Adams, dos Grand Turk,
lBr Cain, Antigua 18th, Franklin Patten, Guadalupe
WAsHiNGToS, NC. Dec lO-An Washington Dixon, West
Indies; Henry Burt. Newport; 2th Hope Candy NYork.
CID sth Thomas Wynn, Doughty NYork 18th, Perseverance,
Lewis, do.
,CHAnLEsTeS Dec lsrAr II Alien Wilson, New York;
Menapa, Br Qnime Wexford Ireland; Oray Taft, Loyett,
9ydence Ga Rsdwing Sleeper New oreans Fo,est King
ar iith General Pakh Mcknewn, New York; Sullivan
Sd Wyssn New oeans
King, Kelly. Havana.
SAVANNAH Dec I3-Cld Ann A Parker Brightman Matan-
Sid Madison Buckley, NYo; Larch Abbott st Johns,
Sr MAYS, Ga Dec 1l-sd Mardian, Wing and Shawmut
Ballard for Point Petre, Quad
M9sLE Dec s-Arr Persia. Bray Boston Dublin, skolfeld
Portland; Zenoba Remington Providence: Portsmouth, Clio
YER Portland Ann Welsh Magnus NYSrk Ga Loreps ur,
water do; Palmyra, Burgess, Havana.
FRANKLIN La Nov 29-Au Geo Washington, Brown, Dem
Watchman, Hopkins San Juan, PR; Only Son. Moore
Key West; Adelaide, Thompson Mobile. Cid Harraseeket
Hopkins, Charleston.
New ORLEANS, Dec Arr Warsaw, Hathaway, Rio de ia
Remittance Silsby, Cette Persian Robbins Have; An
gene Barnes Port Republic; North Bend Crocker Boston
Laura, Snow Philadelphia Strabo, Shoot. Bordeaux; Albert
Perkins, Clark Vera Cruz; Tit sbae Havana; Cabot Bow
HeAly, Boston; Virginia, White. Liverpsol.
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FOREIGN Markets..

MArANzAs MARKET, Nov. 3O.-sugar, half and half a
81; foretes 8; white, a. do inferior, 81; que
brados, 81; cucuruchos, a 81 We calculate the
the first receipts of the crop, 5t -four New Or
leans SIS sic the bbl lard Sll Sl3 the qunta Ex-
change-London, liz II premium; Paris d discount
New York. IL premium; New Orleans, nothing offer
ing.
HAVANA MARKET Dec. l.-Flour, Santander, Sll H.
u S. flour SIS l6 the bbl lard current rate for N o. So
IL the quinta butter sells from $40 to 49, according to
quality pork mess, Sl4 the Dbl prime $l; cheese U s.
10 49, beef Sl2 the Dbl prime so TO- bacon Sides
NJ o. $40 H. Philadelphia S4 Candles $40 42 allow,
European, SIS 90, u. s. $2 Is, uncanvassed SO IL
rice, SO a o.; Goldfish u S. s a 81.
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BaItimorc Cattle Market.

The market largely supplied with beef cattle The
sales show no material change in prices. There were
head offered of which about 800 head taken for
other markets. and $50 sold to the city butchers
100 bs but the sales generally at prices ranging
from 81 so to 25 according to quality which equal to
50 % net There has been active demand for live
hogs and the sales embraced all that were in drove Of
$50 head of very prime quality sold that day at SO
50 per 100 lbs Supplies have come in more freely since
and the price has ruled at So so 75 according to quail
ty drove of 600 head of good quality but not general
heavy sold yesterday at SD u.s. and another parcel
Of 300 head of inferior quality So SO 100 lbs The
market is without supplies. Considerable quantities
of killed hogs have in and the price Of prime quail
ty suitable for family has ruled shade higher We
note sales of selected parcels from stores at So 81 s.
per 100 lbs Other descriptions have sold at prices rang
ing from SO SO to u.s. as in quality and size We now
quote to embrace the range of the market at SO SO 50
with only a limited stock for sale.
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, Dec. 17-8 p. Nj,

Sunday, Dec. I7-8 r. M
The quantity money laying idle in the bank vaults of
Wall street. will increase the speculative mania that
lists in that region The short time that intervenes be-
tween this and grand explosion OF the different bubbles,
will be made much of by the brokers' who live, breathe
and their being by the great fluctuations in the mar
ket The greater the rise and fall the better. They
have nothing to lose and every thing to make 1t is
heads win and tails you lose with them They irwin
chile and all the osswill fall poor deuded stock
holders ofthe banks. az
The of SPECTATORS in stocks for the past
week. terminated in the results that have cha
racterized the market for the past month
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THE
IN Wis | BIZ T.
NUIn

90 closely resembles the real head Of hair that seeptc and
traordnsy invention Of the day The geat advantage Of this
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
weaving which its appearances closely resemble
the hair both in ghtness and natural appearance
defy drtecon being beautiful aud
ir that in all of pcrpnton evaporation nnmpeded
aad alike invited TO inspect this novel and beau
tu Wig and the peculiar method of fitting the head the
m4nufacturer T. Barry, lac Broadway, Of Liberty
street, stairss nal lmeodissr
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LIVERPOOL CLAssiFIcATIoN.
1 n 4 4

The sales of the week just closed amount to l04OO
bales and the receipts for the period to ls6 bales
CoFFEE-Quite speculative demand has sprung up for
Brazil and prices have been influenced accordingly We
quote 81 "a cents; ST. Domingo at 81 81 cents The
Of Congress anxiousy watched by opera
tors in this article.
ToBAcco-The stock of Kentucky in this market is
large particularly Of the lower grades There very
little doing in the article, Of any description.
SuGARsoVery little doing We notice small sales of
New Orleans cents; brown Havana 6. u cents
white do a 81 cents st. Croix "A cents.
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COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE.
THE C0LuMBiAN tADY's IND 'GENTLEMAN's
L MAGAZlNE-Edted by John Inman. Content of the
ORIGINAL.
MAGAZINE Literature, by the Editor;
The Indian Maiden by Fsyette tobinson; ,
The Love Quarrel by Elizabeth Cakes Smith, author Of
The Sunless Child"
Boyhood's Home by +. Parmly;
Clavenger by II. 7. Tuckemsn;
EiSrrty. by T, B. Read;
Lines for Music;
Lilly Larnard, by Charlss Lanman;
The White,tootet Deer, BY William Cullen Bryant;
Authors ah;as,s and Critics. BY Abel Smith u;
Recollectons Of the Western Wilds, by O. w Kendall;
The Lady's Shadow, by Mrs. F. 8. Osgood
The Life Preserving Coffin, by Seba Smith;
Few Hints to Biogaphep by Edward s. Gould;
Paul frinsis'. Proposal, by Il Hastings Weld;
The Tarsplsnted Flower or the Florantine Bride, by
Mrs. E. e. Embury.
Let Me Perish in the Early Spring"
EMBELLISHMENTS.
The Triumph Of Christianity, painted by Sir j. Reynolds
Isabella Graham, painted by by c. c. Ingham, engraved
Fall. Of the Indian Brook Opposite West Pon,)
byJ q. Chapman, engraved by James Smile;
Music-Two Pages-"Let Me Perish in the Early SPRING
ballad poetry by Mrs. Ann 8 Sephens music by Miss Ann
Sowan.
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copy years for SIS single Numbers Is cents each Deliver
e any part of this city and Brooklyn, and by mail
Address, post paid, ISRAEL POST, Publisher
dI8 3td<w Aston House.
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Died.,

On Saturday night, 10th inst Mrs SARAH, wife of Jo-
seph Ryder, after lingering illness, in the oath year Of
her age
neral this afternoon at O'clock from her late residence,
81 Stone street.
On the 23d ult suddenly at Toledo, Ohio Mr.. VIM.
STEVENSON of this city aged % years. grandson of Mrs
John Hoes.
On Saturday, 10th inst at Rhinebeck LOUISA NJ, con-
corAo f q LII -
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receipts from the sale of public lands at 81 s4Ss7o ior
1884, and 81 for ls45 is great question whe-
Their the from this will not iaii lar oeow
even this small estimate The increasing dent oil TINS
country subject for serious consideration and the ex
gences necessary reduce it, should be Immediately
placed before the people The only legitimate source oil
revenue is from imports and the tariff laws should be at
once taken in hand and remodelled, not only to
supply the annual increasing deficiency, but in man.
ner that will gradually extnguish the public debt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

In Salem, Mass the 18th INST by the Rev. DR.. Bra
zier Mr. GILBERT T. SEwALL of New York to Miss Ma
JANE daughter of the late Captain Samuel L. Page, of
that city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

FROM BosToN-In the steamship Acadia for Lverpool-Pe
ter Hack Lee, bearer Of despatsbes Newstead and
Of Toronto; Lieut. Jos Marsh, RN of kingston Cana Messs
Wallace, Of Canada; Robert Anderson Andrew tn Alex
md Maitland of Quebec-I3 For Haliiax-C w Dixon.
Mrs Ryan and Master Ryan. Of Halifax-3 Total l6.