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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-05
FRESH ARRIVAL
FRESH SPRING HARDWARE AND
- a

NINII III NFlFfT 1TFhT " n hE AM
CUTLERY.
Al receiving and opening ny Spring Sock OF Hardware
and Cutlery Of Focan and Domestic They con
set, In part of M forwins ariicle.
Tpcc Cha aims and lIttrt Chains
Patent and waiirons Corn seyths a. So 50 and - nch
Grsss and Clover Blades
puich Bisdes. scyths susaihs
Pocket knivts. q hnc assortment
Ivory STAG. Huslc ami Other Tabl Knivr. Fo,l.
Scis-pfs, In great variety
sioct. PAD. Cs'.i, Cupboard Mob ,nI Norise Locks
fies of neariy every tind
saws. Of al kiGis usually eanei Tor
nock TIN. Iink and spehff
W'i ff sock d,scrri1n Of gooi. gers-.ry
ss 20 Iy hrs shall b. fctrag dauas psssa month sai
Way bgc siitdsii pgas consequently ny sssorusnt VIII
avsYs b. food fhrr goods have becn purchssed on ne be-,
es fof iassn inyaicn ny iemi. and The
pube generally COaauy Merchants Farusf, AMI Neeisncs ul
and 70 their NY hey ~ ts-,r
purchas-a TtIEO. ROREFTSON
No. CO. West Main Street.
apl Sisn " The Anvil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-05
fsY Davenport a Alien.


On TUESDAY MORNING, April half past O'Clock will
be sold al our Auction Rooms Dry suited
70 the
TERms-ns-r 500, cash sIeo and over moo,. credit
for appooved paper.
D,yPvpOPT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-05
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,

nR. HALL, having returned from Europe,
~ he consulted fntmery. New OreaHs, SNsr No
vemb,r -" fr The avvenion and Ct Phhss wbch h.
devoted be exclusive attention Although Of recent or
mode Of Treatment has with deeJ,d anicrm ani
bnsithsf dsnrefcu. dsasrreabs
rme's, Mercury us. bisteT~ ao e-lns eGpsyci So
advertisement The a. Eulctin Pscsyaae Asess os,
yali, ~. lIau, 81 ~ New Ot,stns La nh gS-em
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-05
VERY VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY ON f. ST
AT AUCTION
VIII he sold on Friday. the Ith dav or A NIL

BY Williams a HaxnII.
LUMBERHOUSE ON THE BASIN.
AT AUCTION.
Tn SATURDAY Afternoon, 18th inst, at o'clk
shall sell at auction brick Lumber Hon-- on the poh - Of
th~ BASIN adjoining that occupied by Pan. Go hay
ing front on the Bi-n q about very
Ardng and running back about Th.
perry now bringing in handsome improve in
value.
TERas-Sieon cash and the balance IN and month"; with
inter- 81 negotiable on the property will be
required io secure the credit payments.
ap 3-dids WILLIAMS 4 HANALL. Aueis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-05
NEW GOODS.

tARDEsNs aOI.As-Fs-ss hha. t.srs.as. aosa--. U,,o
~ qnaiHy fof f-talins. foe sale BY
NH UtjNIO? NoxcIfpps RI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-05
lotteries.
J. q. GREGORY u co. MANAGERS.

j. u, uhE uUhI q W. MANAGEHS.
Addressed, Va.
Office No. i0l West Main street
SPLENDID sHEMEs FOR APRIL, 1886.
SC0000. $4,000 I! II0Gs :! prizes Of TO- 600 each
80 prizes Of 1000 are $4,000.
hsranda iai-fy ny aihoay .f Consc- Cas-
- be- drawn in A-s,ndfta. H. u saturday April j.
dee IN. Of Public
parpa-~l-'s No Lottery II Drawn Bsno,- GIANH sHEME
c'ahd P1s of SEQ opo 81 10 zoo of CCs
1000 Of 500 IN of 600 So 1sl 81
geo Of CO. of tes5 or % 20 sao Of 20
&c Tickets so. halves TO- qusri.r. 5: eighth. $50.
csrihea;ss OF packages Of 20 whs. Ticket. $3.50
DO do 20 Half do
I". do 20 Quarter ID G5
Do. do se Eirh,h do - so
S300UO!
Arianjr~ Lottery Cas- drawn in Akrap-
ooo 5000 1900 stSi 10 prizes of zeo1
<oo. &e Tickets only $40. halves s. quarter. $50.
cerileaiss VI paekasesof 2s Whole Tickets sieo
Do. do IS Quarter do 10
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery. Cla-s 10. for IstJ-,o be- drawn In
Aeiandris d. a. saturday Apoi sp.ni Prizes
s30ooo 10000 5000 1000 $500 prix-. 1000
go. halves 5; quarters so.
Certificate. Of PaekasesOf IS Whole Tickets $50
e5 Half
Is Quarter 81 so
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Cia1s ~. drawn In A.an
dria. q, Saturday, April 1875 Brilliant seb.e go
% Nos II Drawn Ballots Tickets $50: halves quarter.
Ceriheaiss OF Packages Of - Whole Tickets si2o
do do % Half
do do % Quarter do 20
% Orders Tor Tickets Of
IN the above splendid Lotteries proup,
attention. and oneiai
aherh over when requested tn all who order
j. O. GREGORY h CO. Manareu.
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c. r. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. s. EXcU,NnP
60 600 Dolls.

SoS,UUu!
AiTanda Lottery Gas. be- drawn Saturday Autl
5th-
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Pzrs: SEQ 600 10000, IiGGs. 600 of 5000 Of
3Ob0 Of 40no Of 5000 OF 1900
Of 1902 80 Of SEQ 100 Of 400 G. 2s0 100
&c &c 80 numbers II drawn Tickets shares in
popouon Got Of 20 nj
Each package warranted draw
besdss giving the holder 20 for all prizes
In this Lottery 7GO.6 tickets which, divided by %
gves only 1896 packages the whole otre
e who purchases package in 1926
drawing IN. grand Capital Prize Of
drawing either the $4,000 capital the 10000 capital
chance 91S Of drawing the 60OoO 30 900 O6s
chance in SIS OF drawing the 6UOOn 30 0OO 1905
Of the 10 900 ples and drawing ether
1850 1909, 1900. 1000, 1000. iooO, 5000
10000 1905 10000 dollar prize, grand Capital pre
OF 10000 dollars And package may
Capital Prizes amounting 20 10000 collars.
A package Of 20 whole tickets $50 each, $500
package OF 20 hall tickets cost, at Sl0 zach,
package Of &c quarter tickets s. each,
package OF 20 eghihso tickets So 50
Warranted 10 draw at least half of the
prizes each package las IN number which
wheel Iberadisecun tickets are
by the package.
9 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
IN the above Splendid Loenss viii receive prompt
tenton and Official OF each drawing
amer II is over 10 all who order from 4. X. ALLEN.
No s. Exchange.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-05
Mo.s Valuable lnapreved and a ninproved
REAL ESTATE,

Mo.s Valuable Improved and nimproved
REAL ESTATE,
AT Ar,Troz
On the lsth Of April oeioek on the premises.
WIN be soi tnz' desirable on
honing thereon aboat 50 tn IN a.v In.
eep ~ tie hail III. te
Late Bishop Moore And Immediately thereafter thr.. bunz
% sdrnnx the Redeaee of which may seen At the
oshee OF the SUBSCRIBER.
rEkM-Op- furth cash. and the three equal nay
m-n at o. ~ sni II moothJ credit.
paper and Deed OF Trust properly: or title len with IN.
auetoBeers till laSt payne Ice made.
mis- DUNLOP. MoNCURE & co Auet,
VERY VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY ON ST.
AUCTION.
Will lie sold on Friday, the llth day of April,
~ oeioef upon the that dlbbe
on street. between hhhouy A. kr.ehnann. on the wet and
hr la~r.ness Boarding House
J OF NJ faefo7ether with the
repair and well adapted for Giiniy r.i-ne.
Immediately after IN. aid <ae .,a
ted ON i'i street IN the James Watson
THIS Tess neni year IA. been
completely repaired with otherwise much inn,
proved $3.50 WV
TEsNs-pne fourth cash tbs residue ~ AMI
mouths with Interest from the day deeds OF
iis' to --eur. the ni-nls
sale 10 Dc conducted by
mhss DUNLOP. MoNcURE CO. Auets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-05
STEAMER JOHN MARsHALL,

The Proprietor Of this splendid Boat.
believing that Il will be NOR. s.,,.l.e,orv 10
The u.ssne public 70 have daily between Notion ard Ieh
mon sna hus svo< h- eostrs for Sped su, nd
whh ~ create ALARM has determined
shall 90 s alternate days Monday w.d..~ay ssa Vaasy
we've Nooh fnr Richmond Petersburg vi. Pos
~ e'esrk ~ r-ushnr ase Richmond a.. Ls ~
TUESDAY. Thsr~asy and Saturday At N.
Passengers VIII through In about h,.r. o son..,e. mi,
"Wednesday 2Gih inst ~
JN0 soUriiGArE.
may De proper here remark that the insinuaton ap
20 mr ~ u IA the Advertisement
fcr sAiu'tos and the asr,han rive.
ee once Toe AL that the By that Of the
,uus ''.A sni ~ event. under
over 1.-The P'ie- originally od charged
MN 70
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26
No: Rich but Generous.
\ correspondent Of tho Philadelphia Native A
mcrcan writes follows:

4 correspondent Of tho Philadelphia Native A
mcrican writes as follows:
Tho last time was in Boston, in passing down
Hanover below Fleet street. saw a son of 4 fri
sitting pile Of wood inst sawed and eat
ing apparently with great relish. some fragments
of broad which had just been given him for his
work. should probably have passed him with
out further notice. had | not been struck with the
appearance of woman who was standing u 1T
tie distance from him. and watching his opera
tons with eager interest. She white wo-
man. dressed IN the thin garb of poverty. who in
spite of her emacatcd and care-worn counte-
nance, looked like one who had seen better DAYS.
Curious to know what interest she could take in
his movements, | stopped a moment TO watch
them.
The wood-sawyer noticing her fixed look ask
ed her what she wanted.
Pointing to his meal, spread upon the long. she
replied. 81 have not eaten so much as tina, in two
weeks
''WeIl sit down here and take bite,' said the
Kind hearted negro, "ALTHoUGH Amt RICH All
GENERoUs!
With tears in her eyes that seemed lust before
already sealed up from weeping, she drew near
tho humble table. | did not Interfere 10 deprive
the wood-sawyer of tho pleasure Of completing
his generous act. for generous i, was in him to
share his only meal with ano,her) bu, aftor pri-
vately slipping piece of money into the poor wo
mans hand. continued my walk.
But could not shut out the scene from nv
thoughts. and the words Of tho African mo; RICH
bui GENEROUS" kept ringing in my ears VIVA,
must man have been In his best estate thought T.
when degraded as he Is, human nature IS so full
OF kindly sympathlcs! But if riches consist in
the means of happiness. what fund of wealth
has 4 man, whom God has blessed with syrnpa-
thisng heart: for where is there greater happi.
than in blessing another! Many man that
pretaced his sunptuous dinner with a long grace,
found no richer blessings at his table, that dav,
than did the wood-sawver upon his log.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

John Tyler. the late Acting President of the
United States. has returned to his residence in
Charles City County, Virginia. The Richmond
Enquirer says, "his administration went out in
blaze of glory" The Alexandria Gazette says
We accep, tho word ave carve not n line
we raise no; stone-bu. we leave him alone to
his glory
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

A petition has been presented to the Legislature
of Now York, from the city of Rochester, asking.
in consequence Of the admission Of Texas, tina,
the Legislature take measures for peaceful dis
solution of the Union. The petition was laid on
the table.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

Tho Alexandria Gazette says; The story
going the rounds Of the papers concerning tho
nephew of the late John Randolph, Of Roanoke.
is entirely incorrect. Tho nephew. who comes
in possession of tho property, under tho compro-
mise concerning the will. is upwards Of fifty
wears of age, is deaf and dumb. and is now re-
sdent at the Insane Asylum, near Baltimore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

There were exported from Boston, during tho
months of February. $4,000 bales Of Domestic
Goods. Tho exports during the nine months en-
ding on the 2oth Of February were a6,792 bales.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

Robert Owen. ESQ. the great social reformer.
is lec,uring in Washington city. Explanatory of
an entirely now and highly superior state of ex-
istence in principle and practice; and also Of the
causes, &c. Of the present ignorance. poverty,
division, crimes, and misery of tho millions in oil
countries.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

The Salem Register says that Boston Common,
in days long past. witnessed tho hanging of four
of tho Quakers. who early embraced the opinions
Of George Fox, and came TO Massachusetts to
enjoy freedom with the Purtans; and there 10
hardly a jail in that part Of the Commonwealth,
in which many Of their associates were not con.
fined
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

The New York News IL. F. s,ys. Mr. Cal
houn offered by Mr.. Polk the Mission to Eng
Ia nd and declined it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26
NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIoNs.-r

results Of the March elections in this State
of very encouraging character. We give be-
low the returns from several counties, which are
fair specimen of the whole.
ERIE-Whig %, Loco 3-Whig gain 6.
FuLroS-Whg 8, Loco 3-Whig gain 3.
WyoN1NG--Whig 9. Loco !.
CATTARAUGus-WhigI7 II. Loco 10.
MoNRoE--Whig 90 Loco 3-Whig gain A..
CHENANGo--N orwich has elected n Wing Su-
pcrvisor for the first time in seven years, by 10
majority against the strongest Loco Foco in the
town. The town gave 93 majority for Polk -
n. Y. Exdress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26
CoLEMAN's EoLlNA ATTACHMENTS

We noticed The arrival by the last steamer r, ofths
young musical genius whose sojourn in England
has been indeed soma effect, we learn that
he has disposed of his entire right TO his invention
in Europe for 600, whiis, his arrangements
of 4 similar kind in this Country had previously
secured to him snug little fortune. The New
Bedford Bulletin seems 10 know some additional
particulars connected with the story Of Mr.. Colo
man. which mentioned in tho following part.
groph
Mr.. C's F.oan was not the only ."attn chncnt"
that he took on, wish him to Europe. He had
formed previous for young lady in has
native town. nnl whose fn;her-worth his two
hundred thousand-forbade the banns, on account
OF the suitors poverty. 81 will have her yet.'
the response Of tho young musican.--
Never Indignantly shouted tho father. "un,i
YOU worth more money than I ann 81
shall claim your daughter. sir. on day." tho
bitter response of the Eolianst. His wealth
now more than ,rebles that of the Young ladv's
father. and she has ever had IN "attachmen,"
for him, it is no: improbable that the obdurato
hear, may soften and melt before the omnipo;ence
Of wealth.-Boston Transcripts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

The PENNSYLVANIA Canals now open. On
Saturday goods were .forw rdcd from this city to
Pittsburg by way Of the Baltimore and Susque-
hanna Rail Road and the Pennsylvania Canals.
1t Will be seen by the advertisements that tho
several Transportation Lines are now receiving
goods to be forwarded by tho above route; and
the frcights, we understand, moderate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26
s'Dirty Hutsys'

1t Will be remembered by all how the Locos IN
1910 abused Gen. Harrison, because he lived in
log bin, and drank hard cider. They have not
grown any moro republican since. We copy the
following comment upon the vote which rejected
the motion to appropriate s2s,0Oo to the Prcs-
dont's House and grounds.
From the Majisoninn
Too BAD.-Tho appropriation n: S20, 600
(Which would not DO moro than half enough,) TO
rcnovatc Tho Presidential mansion and put it in
q comfortable and decent condition. befit,ing tho
Chief Magistrate of this great nation, has been
several time rejected in the House of Representa-
tves! We that there is class of
sEMI-sAvAGEs in tho country, who, because thcy
live in DIRTY HUrs themselves. would be ready to
consure tho representative who would vote to
place the President in bcttor condition then their
own; but we novor suppose that they wero suifi-
GENTLY numerous to intimidate and degrade any
member Of Congress down to their own level.
We hope tho President o'oct, if no should bo
to furnish the house at his expense.
Yill pcyer permit any of these barbarians in Con-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

Tho Locofoco State Convention has nomina-
ted Aaron Vail Brown, (member of last Con-
gress,) as their candidate for Governor Of Ten
nessee. ssF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

Tho New York Exp ress says. on Saturday, at
the Public Stock Exchange a resolution was pas
sed. forbding members from doing any business
for ]. G. Hamilton, colored. under penalty of ex-
rrIisi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

ANOTHER BosToN NoTIoS.-We Icarn from
good authority, that one Of our citizens has made
a donation to tho Atheneum Of fifty thousand dol
lars. TO constitute fund for the Increase of the
hbrary.-lt is gratifying to perceive that, through
the hberaisy and enterprise of the Bostonians.
this institution bids fair to become the nobIcst of
its kind in the United S.ates.-Boston Cour-
Ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS
And MagUe.ic Fluid,
tI,lIls nr,l ,E IN -niiscnIERY HAs RFcFr

fItHlS REMARKABLE DlHtoNth1 HAS hfCFIN
ed the universal appreciation of the Medical Profession
of Great Britain. who have pronounced among the
important Of modern scientific Inventions The Patent Gal
yANc Rises have been found 10 answer oil the purposes o
which ordinary gayanc battery electric and mane
machines are used ba without any Of the nInou,
SHOCKS which always accompany the application by these
Instruments and IN many other respects are more safe and
certain 10 accomplishing the desired object
The Gayanc Rings have been used with perfect
in all cases Of rheumatism, acute chronic Gout, Tic
DolereuN Sick Headache. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fs
Crsmp, Paralysis Stiff joints, General Debility Neuralgia
Deficiency Of Nervous Energy and all Nervous Disorders
The Gavanic power which they possess is gradual and
san and the beneficial effects they produce upon the sys
tenn be- tne-sed to be believed. The Gavanc Ring.
In every perfectly harmless and sold al prices
% be- within the reach of all. CRlSTIES MAGNETIC
FLUID used In connection with n. Galvanc Rings
promote and render certain their efficient action, and u
direct the Galvanc influence to the particular portions which
affected
Dr. Crste warns the American public to beware Of spur
limitations. The only Agency IN Ne.-f York Is at lSi
FULTON-STRFET,a few doors from Broadway, and ion
the secret process by which the metals prepared to BE-
rendered sensitive and Efficient al limitations mus. be entire
~ devoid OF any gayanlc effect
d.. CsIsrEs pamphlet may be obtaned wihou, cost a
the Dtfc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

Drn Goods.


SILK GCODS-NEW SfhlNG 81 LIS.
DFCK, NICHOLSON 4 WRIGHT. Nos lj9 Pearl and
% Beayer-sireeis. NewYork, would respectfully invite
The attention Of Merchants visiting this city, TO their sssort
mon. OF SIX and Fancy Goods, comprising In part viz
DRESS GOODS.
3areges and Bazorne extra printed Jaconets and Satin
stripe Musln- complete assortment of Muslin de LANES
All styles and prices rch satin striped ana embroidered
rsriaian Muslin Dresses. Csmeleon Brocade ana satin
striped Silks SHANLs
Broche Cashmere, Barge and full assortment of Came
con and Damask SILK shawls, rich Damssk Alpaca and
srada shaws, and beautiful article, together with
black and cold Muslin de Lame Shawls in great variety
RIBBONS.
full assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of the new
est and richest styles complete assortment OF Taheta
and Satin Ribbons. Also full assortment of Millinery Ar
,lcles. LACES.
English and German Thread Laees and Edgings; hgd Cap
Lsces, large assortment, trimming Laces and Lace Edg
ings &C GLOVES,
consisting OF Kid the beat manufacture; blk and cold SIN
Egyptian and ret Gloves with large assortment of Fancy
Mls select assortment of Fancy fdkf- Linen Canbrc
Hdkfs; Pongee and spitalhed Hdkfs together with n
treat variety of PGris Cords, 6imps and TRIMMING
styles all OF which will be offered the loue stt Pross
f8f rfvlls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

49, al who viii call upon me and hope they VII be gre
49, IN hrarirg rom nv own hrs the recital Of 81 The
mo-, extraor8nAry ever per,orrei IN Us rson OF
tie country fkIEk SIM Mn DI<-n-"AS-
D.,rd o., 70, 1872
STArs OF SEwJsxssYl, VI
Sonser~e; County. =
P.-~usv appeared hfo-e he subscriber, presiins
Iu " the Court OF Common cas-, IN ard for the County
%, merse, Peter StyAe. Secsnsr and having zen GUY
.oru sccoriing ls~ did depose snt say mat NJ ses
above stated anl BY subscribed In relation 10 ne cure
-sec BY Schrrcks Pninouic Syrup sre true sd rtner
b. saith not w o. oASiVS'
>0rner0ile Oct lith. 1872
Please notice ma, the genuine >chencss Puluonc syrup
cau te hsi A f- Proprei0rs Oce only, No 'safnsr1
street few dOor> below Broadway. ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
BOOKS FOE SUMMER READING

XVHIMS AND ODDITIES. al Prose and Verse. By
w Thomas Hood, Esq new and beautiful edition.
Price 30 cents
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H0au "a N numerous illustrations. Price 81 celts.
TRADITIONS AND FAIRY LEGENDS OF THE
SOUTH OF IRELAND, by T. Crohon Croaker. Price joc.
DICK TURPlN THE HIGHNAiMAS, by W. Harm
son Au-sN oril- Prcc - cents.
THE ri NCHBACR, By Victor Hugo. Pdce - cfs.
TYLSEY HALL by Thomas HOoL Price D CT.
PERIGRlNE BJNCE, by Theodore HOOK. Price D CO.
Persons wishing iic Wairnn- Psces cannot make bet
fe selection lan he above For -a wholesale aud retail
Hy BURGESS, sIklNGEB 4 co.
.2f Dis - Rf1lIwnr. corner ri Ann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In "A, s,;o CSa-,, from Cayfha1rnio-Col. J. Acos,a
lady and child Samuel II hneass of Philadelphia L. :
Consul at Csrthagepis; H. L. Hubbard and lsdy WIN.
stephens Horsro stephens. Of Philadelphia; Camio
Domen,coni James Duncan. Arturo Mckenzie Lewis
Gabroi- Marcos Land W. y. Chapman. NJ l. Ham
burger Dr Juan e Tribe, John Gould vife and two
children.
IN The ship sa1gd Hicks from Lio>rpool-Messr..
Hedges and Iansen Mr. Bunker ghfer and servant
3V7 ID the Storage.
Ca'harnc saushton Of the etc, rage passengers,
died on the 18th June
IN NE ship VII from fntogy-Mrs Wnklemann Miss
" .nkleInanD. VIM. u inklcInanu. and ~ steerage
n bri1 Nm York-Mr ~aier. Mr. ONcii and in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
THIS nay IS PUBLISHED

DRlCE p cts. THE HOME AID TRAVELLERS IT,
4 BRARY. ~. g. containing TIE HISTORY OF THE
OREGON TERRITORY. AND BRITISH NORTH AMf
RICAN FUR TRADE. with account a. he lnd
customs Il tie principal Naive Tribes the North Con
lrnt by John Dunn ae oile Hudson Bay Company: eight
years q resident ffle country.
T4- = one OF I- latest works This subject containing
extract. iiom WAe- Exploring Expedition and rryesiir
e actual present ,a'e Of ua Interesting region Ahoug
lr Aahor naturally iakrs the British side vi the question.
yet the work contains much and of ineres about which
here lre De- d-c.-ola rapid sketch OF ir history of
he OREGON Settlements. " fe ilud.Ons Bay and other fur
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Illustrations ofi- habits and manners ct the Indians
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No 4, Sketches OF mposure. Credutyand Deception p
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No o. Impressions OF Ireland and the Irish By the An
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No :, DOnaldson's Eveniiu Life Of Soldier. ?, cts.
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