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By Dunlop. Honcure TO.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
At Auction.
~ WEDNESDAY, the let day OF October At 10 o'eIoek
~ WI be sold al the present OF I.rdweu "a
Brown L situated on 5h and Kitchen
FuhhuFs wei selected and kept CONSISTING OF the Us
variety. - - -
Few and handsome PIANO, in quite IL months
Al same time ht Horse Buggy and If not sold NH
vatey be:ore,a good plain Woman.
sE DUNLOP, MoSCURE 4 CO. Auet,
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY the 30h O'Clock we will sell n, on,
auction store a general asarineni OF Groceries
ms 81 CSI ror'o co and N q. Sugar prime quality
- hhds kieo AID Motlsses retailing auaty
EOS bag Lag Java AMI RIO Cosre
is hsis Bacon. SIDES an shoute:.
goo h boIes Window
IS packages g p ImpT and PoxehoaE Tea.
s3 uerses Porter p,s qts
Is bbls No Lard
Whskey Braray. Ola NJ WIN.
Sperm Candies, Lamp Oh
soap, Mustard
TERMS-Under o. cash. owe, 100 . .o,,h. .,.,, r, -.
Provei negotiable paper -
ego DUNLOP NoSCURE L. CO. Aue;.
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L. RUSSELL BIGGER 4 co,
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS, d. PArsr & Co.

BIGGER Co u through
THE u = the following ndd GALAXY
during the mont sni particularly all SPLEEN
did Lotteries for the 2oth OF September $4,000 Capital
70 the $4,000 OF 10000 for October IhTkey worthy
attention of aeven'uers and should
tie fortunes ~hch thrown
leads BIGGER Il cos odlse
ANOTHER GRAND ONE foR THE 9TH OF OCTOBER,
Capital $4,000!
Prizes OF Si00UO, Of 5U0O. loo OF $1,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. g. Wi
nnson, Delaware, Saturday October Nos Il
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NOTICE.
RED BOOT, RED BOOT!

O STILL alive and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
.. s ne . s.s s p% ;"s s s@a e@s; s;%; M"
ply OF The Boots, Shoes TruRk' &C, suited for
thu Fall Tnde, together his manufactured work. which
renders his equal both and
quality house this city and be is determined sell
low Tor CASH would invite all In want sbsnn and Con
stables excepted him ss they assured
buy much lower from him Than other house south
tonne east Of Esypt lie would rely that
prises all of different Kinds stys aud quaescf
which usually kept In this market P1ners Manufactures
Others. having shoe. viii end greatly
advantage deal old Red Boot Fast Main
Street opposite the end Of the old Market House "a SMITH
P.s-Ahekms only cents a boz, az usual.
%
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lotteries.

e. wohUs ofFicE--D'a-ias OF Ai.1sndr.a
- Lottery. Class Az. Bsua-d.s~o l7,h Ser, lsa,
- ~ % So IS - u ~ rs Sc "a n 81 rs "a
Whole Ticket Nos ~ So G5, .u,i,led IN Nh. .s.,,J
highest Capital Of 9l0.O0O the above Later, xa I
fered for sale by J. r. WORD for s1m. d.y. hui 6 an,
OF purchaser had To be returned To tb. M.n...r,
The following rich Scheme offered to he p,bl,e q,
fortune ~ '''e
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. cLA.B.
10 k d,ses Get liza, ts<y
Grand CapitaI.i
id S5OO0O 20 Prizes OF 81 600
ioi 25OOO So d.. SOO
id 10000 50 do. aDO
of Conn iuO - =. ~
OF 3577 2O0 d. 21o
&C.. Sc. &C.
whole Tickets SIS; halves 81. so; quarter, M 7s
10 Nos. Is drawn ballots.
package Of &c Whole Tiek.u NJ 6f,ee, dolI,,.
each, costs Saao
Price Of two tickets deducted, nm
And warrant the package to draw Isl %,
Leaving the price Of a Certificate only eIeo
Halves and Quarters in proportion
Orders for Tickets addressed to the Underwood vii,
have prompt attention. r WORb
Corner opposite Exchange Hotel.
:. Richmond, Va.
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VIM. F.. WATSON.

NOMHiSSlONER in Staie he U,i,>S e....
~ Coart held IN the City OF Richmond
Notary Public and Accountants.
p Mercantile Boots Opened and Closed NJ
Partnerships and Accounts generally adjusted.
once llth street on Inc rgni above Exchange Bank
S+r..mb.r 18Th.
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HoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN TCR,rrURE.
(DN TUESDAY,. 10th Septe mber, at 10 o'clk,
~ will be sold r.-iSene- Of Mr. A. E..L,, n.,r,
sp'nr near the Monumental en- q. HI. IIoa .-bo nd
Furniture, par the f,po~ns .r,iel,. -
~hieh aye new alo lis Library ard Pew in IN. n. a,n,
church middle Ais. ih- een:s:
Beds very hrE-; = Bed ssads
hrze msbor.ny patent Red stead
Crib, w.rdro6es; 7 Bureaur
BooS Cases; Wash stana.
Toilet Tasles and
Cans, Rub and Nahorauy Chaits
Rocking Glars, 3sofls
Ceatre Tabse; sfdehoard
st aEte Dining Tables
Mirror, Astral Lamps Mant.I IAnp.
candle shades-and genea yar.iy Of us. n,I ,,,,.i..
aiseored to purchase and e,.n,i,. tn
furniture the day previous To IN. ssIe '
Sx1-WFhAr DAVENPORT. ALLEN L co Au,,.
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Q. BHINCKE
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

his medicine being productive Of the most
PNern ana esa reneda eject the Of Liver Coups,
consumption Pain IN the Chest and sd- Coughs Cozs y..Ass
S~eab and Aihna il Importance
havne lot ns concentration the of
uuh Owing AID respected aekaovss
A~i h're mus he treat prs po
be Eyeh 40 freely and frankly The sath toaiiys
n"dueton to The present day has e IL.
ineoded oenehel ed,e f.Iy eued IA h.
oeen traced most eoneusvey 10 the aux
plying with the simple direeops attached the bou s,As
di-ae asConsuHpuoh and dahgeroasA
man race has induced Ae needy All sousss
AMI recommend ais no-nina, which ony slightly p.ns.a.
me nose aEsraVsug else entirely n.elessr
thus 70 they deceive dying Fellow s
Msoui even 80 much tbous Of ts .<e
we leave such demons To ue and pss their
toneho The Popstor havns
" Of the Restorative In his individual
osber can recommend the eonsdsnes Of
BE that haea trial made the
Tbs obo~ns certificate hom Dr. ChIaOn. vel kao-a
Ns~ Yorh Chemis
4 have anAyIed bottle called &C Brinss.sAs,
Health RESTORATIVE and hnda does Mercury
any other meae prrParston opium any a fous !.
eomPosdof vsgeAb- matter entirely"
JAsas r. cunso-, n. D
C. BRNCRRRHoPf, Prov<lstos, n. Y.
HoHacr EvEnErr, q. $. Agent
Principal Once. % Hudsoa Street. Nsw YEA
9J For sale BY the Agents
al GAYNoR. wooD co. pruss...
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By Williams a Ha1aIi.
on WEDNE<DN reIt N. LIST Cetoser Al 10 O'Clock
snail sell IN front Of or Auction Store
Prime 81 CroiI Sugars,
DO. LaEuayra COFFEE
Do Rio do
Do old lava do
'unco~der Ies IN half ehesis vsIy superior
Do de- IN b boxes
fowsbo,g do In half CHESTS
Do do, in Co DO, Extra Fine
Twapksy TO- DO do
CosAae Brandy, otA q Dupuy L Co.
Do co A. Seign.us
Do -. IL. Du9vy
Iuiis'n DO pipes
Pennsylvania Apple Brandy
Pure CIDER do sunS-,o, ,r.u,.
oa Mon nEahel Whskey
Doube Rse'.h.d %
eIlO Wisdo~ Gass, an hne ott.r
Ven superior IEdIgo n kes.
Prime Bright Bacon sides
Western Lard
AasoH's very superior Backing
shens Wine in 20 gallon easGs
Havana and Common ees,s
and over, for approved paper. an "'n'o' 'os ava
te27 yru,,.vs .,
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Anrtiou 8ales.
EIfrTRE ntVx
q, Dasenp.rt, Alien a Co.


s1 DasenP.rt, Alien a Co.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
Va WEDNESDAY Ort b. .oli a. Our AM.
Ton koons s--otiu-n, of ts-
ssPer b1e ant tnvisibIs Green Cioths
Common ard Err, Wool
Heavy Fnsihh Pilot
TArt,n plaid sha~s
srassr nd N,riao ssrt. I'd
Twsei ca-ih.ss-gseat variety
neaehed -hrinr.; Black csmsne- Glasgow leans
Nsour Twesde fold head Pms.
,.on EAtie ssspsndegs. Verona Bfkf-
Whrts and cord saooi Coton kentucky Ian.
rad Lns>ys, aea iy made sars
fannels Fancy hdkf. ve.tIax.
fui nture Cahco and Dainty
rahnen and variety II srieies not enumerated ,,,,a u,
the prssn, AMI spptoa hing season ~ ="
ihkss-tnder sIoo, es-h $500 month. e,.s,, r., -
proved paper V ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co Aae,,
GROCERIES,, Sc
our Auction stoe- ~ " ''~' ~
30 hhts prime Sugar
Is ~ Croir do
1Vo bags o Con.e
- hid. paeou Sides
100 borss Brown soap
so do War Canfe.
Bleseb~d Solar
Writing and WIspainr Pap.r
Back nj Glnpo~ Teas
OH whisley. Brandy
Sole leather
Creole Rum. Palm Nuts ke
rERAs-Unier $780, cash; for d loo and ,,., , ,. ...
for approved paper. ''''''
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TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
A GENERAL. ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST
"A Green and Blask Tea
eoehs, Jaws. Man la and Laruayra Coffee
stnar's double refined loaf Sugar
Woolsey's do. do do.
Havana white and Cuba clarified do
Bes,st CroiI, Porto Rico and n. orssn- do.
For sale BY John CREME,
SKY No. l5a, Main u.
hREss CAPS Mourning Coir. Tabs French Cotton
- Skirts article long Whaebone, sks and an
unusually full Of heretor. kept by "a
- ~ THO. r. PRICE
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TO TOWN AND COUNTRY TRADE.
WE subs.utcs have h following Coos ientrs
ff'hl wh,h hey oGsr The AMI eouAtry
toe loNe- marhs va
40 haes Lcnion Deal Fancy Twici Maeanaw 10 q IL a.
i2t. ~ Z, Ros, and Whitney B'snkvt,
80 essesph and f,rey satusts Ky. Jesus rweeds
50 esrs Negro Clothing o. sysfy description.
20 en,rey sykes Faney Prints
Noun NJ Piius
30 bass white yellow sni scaftt Fiauncs
M large asoftmsbt Of ladies' Brc, %. most
lonsbN sylvia osr'sef VIII aov srec usuay ke IN The
pV ecc1suus Tky 3 JAMES A co
NW
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CONSERVATIVES.

N oTiCE-rer.oss having against hh
Virg mia OF the AunoIy Richmond plea,
present them with the orders, l. eonvenien'.
CHAs. DIMMoCR,
se27-et Capt SUI. Armory.
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VALUABLE LOT on MAIN STREET
Nv ILL be sod II aletloG SATURDAY EVENING IN. ls
OF October Al ~ GEO =, valuable Buldiss Lot on Main
oe~sen I'D and s Main ,tr,r, nr
mag black 10 feet an ~
Brick makers particularly
Affords large quantity OF fEe clay or nakug Bncks
ses1 WILLIAMS HANALI, tu.t.
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dately asr the s,i. nj described D-erns
PRrsoH Plate. " a.
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SUGARS. COFFEE. TEAS, sc.
~ Nuns 81 Crait Sugars
W. so half bores Woosey's superior Loaf sugar
90 Do Siuau's d. 90
30 bbs Crushed and Puverissd DO
200 baEs Lsfusyra Cote
$50 % BIO 90
50 a. ~ lava
NJ CHESTS very supvtiof Guap'wiet Tss
20 DO DO do Fowchcnr Co
$50 ~, botes Gunpovdsr 10
10 NJ chests Twsnkey %
20 kegs crior Iniiro
boo hbs sscns salt
casks pure Sperm OIL
100 botes stio Window ehIs--Pcr sleby
Re6 WILLIAMS A UAyAIT
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@-===
~ EW BOOKS, RECEIVED NASH 4 wOODHoUsE H.yr
s'th SIR frsReis Heal Bubbles Brunnen-Ly n,
Francis Head Forming No 20 Library Choice Reading soc
October No Arhur's Ladies MassLIn- lsie
Second supriy Grace " -don, BY Ingrahan
Go'-ys Lady HOOK for October
Grhim's Magazine
e ColuT.bAn
4" fboEeniine Histories
Chllergs of BsrhrA
" Physie and Physicians, &c,
eH NASH 4 wOODHUUsE. III; Main ~
SAilHfiELD HAhS-l0o very s1psr,or smIhe ID Ham, sui,
~ sb q for Gmihes In store and for by
ssS BlsSEIL 4 MeCANptIsu
HALL ANn WINTER BusINEss COATS OF All su. tie. and
and styles warranted every cash price,
sILhs MERCHANT,
81 s5 he Main street. formerly I. D. Ston. A Co
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A DUE COMPLIMENT.

II gives us pleasure 10 e.pubish The following
article from the "New Orleans Courier" We
owe it 10 Mr.. Barton, because Of The many va
luable contributions which he has made 10 our
columns-many more than our readers are wol
of We owe il TO cur personal feelings-ior, We
know and esteem tie man. II is due 10 him,
because Of The services which he has rendered
10 the Republican party-more especially upon
the late al-ahsorbins question Of Texas. he
has lately undergone species Of meiemrsyco-
CHS, from an advocate in New Orleans 10 a So
lcior in Washington-and the public may de-
sire TO know what the Jury Of the viscinage say
abou, his legal and other qualifications for
the new duties he has assumed. Should
ice ever leave this good city Of Richmond,
(for, with all her political faults, we "love
her still, " We wish We may be able 10 leave IA
fair and amiable character behind US, as our
friend Seth Barton. He has conrived 10 put down
the old proverbial maxims, that "no man is pro-
phe, in his own country"-and that mo man is
hero TO his ralet de ehambrc," (of course We do
not mean 10 denominate our friends as ralets, nor
ourselves as ieroes) We mean only as 10 the
moral of the sentiment and the sist of the matter
So here goes the tribute of his friends 10 the me.
mory (nol in the mortal sense Of the word) Of Seth
Barron, Esq, the distinguished citizen Of New
Orleans" and now the Solicitor Of The Treasury
"SErH BARToS-It gives US heartfelt pleasure
TO announce the appointment OF this distinguish
ed and highly respected citizen Of New Orleans
TO ths important and responsible Office ct Solicit
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

Cofee-The marke. is firm, with reduce
stocks We notice sales OF 1900 bags Rlo ;,
!, =, cts, 4 mos, including lot OF prime :,
s: cts, mos; 400 bags Lasuayra at "A :. e.
on time, 75l bags Of l.asuayra sold BY auction
on Saturday las7; a y cts. cash.
Flour and Meal.-Since the close Of last wees
and upto "Wednesday, there was better expor
demand for Flour, with sale oil $500 bbls. com.
mon and fair brands at 81 % 4 37t, cheiy
at the former rate; since then the market has teer
more firm, and to-day further sales OF 5000 bbl>
were made al 81 50 a 49,! for mixed shipping
brands.
Grain-The arrivals Of wheat are rather linn.
ed. and prices remain steady. Sales OF 100
bushels prime Southern, in store, at 100 cer.,
5000 bushels fair Penna. reds a, IS cents, alja,.
500 bushels interior and light, part in Store, al $
81, cents; and 1900 bushels Prime Perna
white al Ill cents Eye-sales OF 5000 bu>he,,
a, Gl cents for Southern, and 81 63 for PENN
Corn-sales of 10000 bushels Penna roun: yeI.
low AZ, cents; fiat "A Is GEMS; small IS cent,
5000 bushels Southern yellow a 10 Z: whi,e
Al i2c. Oats are dull; sales Of several car.
goes at PSI c. for Virginia, and %! cents lol De.
laware.
Lead-Sales Of 1000 pigs at ( c 6 mos.
Susar-Thc market, with moderate !rcciW,
has been dull during the week, The only sale,
have been $50 hh4s. y. Orleans at ,. a :, { On
time.
Spirits Whi>key, small sales Of hhd,. a. y
cents, and tbls % %. c.-( L. S. Ga..
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To Tic Editors Of Tie Enquirer
I0uN MINOR EOTTS.

see that your distinguished iellow-ciZen,
John Minor Bolts IS making great exerlions TO OBJ
tain seat in the next Congress OF The United
States, and thai his leading friends are endeavor-
ing 10 make The people believe that he should be
elected. in consequence Of the great influence he
would have in The House. This is lite sin
gular, if no, strange, even 10 casual observer OF
past events. both as regards Mr. Bolts and his
particular friend In the frstplace, il looks lille
singular tina, man OF Mr.. Bots's high standing,
at least in his own estimation, should wish 10 oc-
cnpy seat in any assembly of individuals
where not one single one of lis members wished
MIN; as is manifest from The vote taken about
year since in the House, when the contest came
of between him and Mr.. Jones for seat in that
body. Is il not 4 little strange, that he could not
convince a single member, not even his old and
lons-iried friend John Quincy Adams, who re-
fused The usual vote of thanks 10 MIR. Jones al
The end OF speakership and who stood solitary
and alone upon that occasion, that he was entl-
tied 10 seat in that body7 And yet Mr.. Bots
and his friends are using powerful means 10 OBJ
lain for him seat in the House Of Representa-
lives, in order that he, by his great Influence,
may obtain large appropriation 10 remove some
great sand bar from the bed OF some OF your
rivers. Now, 10 mere superficial observer, THIS
seems 10 be preposlerous, and shows that Mr.;
Bots and his Wing friends still cherish theiT OLD
belief Notwithstanding the result Of the late cleo
lion; that The people are ignorant, and can be
played upon with The same facility thai master
of music would play upon flute
But 10 say nothing Of a man wishing TO force
himself into an assembly where he must know
he is not exactly welcome; suppose he should
happen 10 be returned, at the ensuing election,
what would be his chances 10 carry any local
measure through the House, when it is known
lha, he would be in minority of almost one
lhird7 Have the people in your district ever
thought of lhis2 or will they think OF it as rational
mena They are certainly aware, lha, j, re-
quires majority of both Houses 10 carry any
measure. And now let them answer the follow
lug plain and simple question Which would be
most likely to carry any measure through Crn-
gress, either general or LEGAL. MIR. Bots, with
seventy or eighty political friends 10 help him, or
Mr.. Seldom, with hundred and thirty or forty
political friends 10 help him This is very
simple question, and one easily answered.
RICHMOND.
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VN TIE I<NWIIHEH
To tie Voters Of The S'rti Congressional District

pR iHb I>N0IIhhhs
To the Voters of The S,rth Congressional District,
,rao arc free from The .Shackles Of Party.
FELLOW CITIZENS We have two candidates
in our district for a seat in Coneress-John Nj.
Bets Of Half Sink, in the county Of Hanover,
and James A. Seldom OF The City OF Richmond
II is The bounden duty of The people lin The Ian
guage OF the law, 10 enquire, which is the most
discreet and proper person on whom they should
cast their votes II is right which the people
have reserved TO themselves and no candidate
ought 10 complain, should his preiensions be
strictly scrulinised.
To sustain with dignity his own character and
the character OF the district which he represents,
member OF Congress should possess high
moral standing in society, and clear cumpre-
hensive mind, which should be exercised with
calmncss and deliberaton, 10 enable him 10 act
for the general benefit Of The whole nation.
MIR. Bots has been rery conspicuous charac-
ter for some half dozen years but | must can
didly confess, that have been unable 10 discover
any of the above qualifications in his character.
He appears 10 be under tie continued influence OF
feverish imagination, which directs him oflener
wrong than right; and, when lie makes up his
mind right or wrong he goes ahead" As 10
Mr. Bolts's moral character shall say nothing;
leaving it TO the investigation OF his particular
friends, especially thatpart OF them who make a
profession OF religion.
The scene OF Mr. Seddon's actions has been
bounded BY the narrow limits OF private life but,
even there, the germ Of future greatness and USE
iuness could not be concealed. He possesses,he
first order Of intellect, and moral character ir-
reproachable. He Is man OF business habits,
and independent in his circumstances, and his
political principles formed in the school OF Yir-
ginia. COMMON SENSE.
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ST We shall not attempt hereafter TO notice
the many errors which are daily committed BY
the Washington letter-writers. They are, i, is
true very clever fellows, and manage with re.
markabe ingenuity, 10 get hold Of lule scraps
and ends of news, in themselves true but which
form but very small portion Of the Ariadne's
thread, which is 10 guide them trough all the La
byrinlh. In making up 4 good paragraph Of news,
they put in few words = lr.;E hu, all the res is
the creation Of their ir,aciuaion> and the truth is
horribly distorted. For instance. the Washington
Correspondent nj the New York Herald, under
date Of April 10, has The following item ain
my letter, detailing The mode in which Mr. Polk
rode the high horse over Mr.. Blair, told you Of
The threat Of The latter, that he would write 10
General Jackson and Mr.. Wright To day |
learned quite unexpectedly that Mr. Rives, he
fiscal partner Of The Gitbr only few DAYS ago,
left town for two or three DAYS and il was said he
went 10 Philadelphia ; hnl learned that he also
went somewhat further North than Philadelphia:
indeed, that he went through New York, and as
faraS Albany. Canno. some Of Your correspon.
dents in a lbany inform you upon whom he called
when in Albany? This would be an Interesting
episode and would give an important link 10 The
chain of recent evenls-eXplaining some things,
perhaps, which are now rather obscure" Now,
The facts are, that Mr.. Rives left Washington
nearly three teeeks ago, and we happen 10 have
some Acquaintance with his mission. Mr. Blair
made no such threats as arc here aScribcd TO him.
There was nothing ofthis spirit about him. But
he acted under 4 high sense Of political duiy-and
his friend and partner, Mr.. Rives, participated in
his sentiments, and went 10 execute duty, which
they thought was demanded of them by their Pc
cuiar position We mnn add, that the result Of
his mission was highly favorable, and entirely no.
norable 10 al! the parties concerned. We deem it
simple act OF courtesy and Of justice, too, in us,
who were acquainted with the transaction, and.
let add, felt honored ourselves in the result OF
the visit, TO make this proper explanation, with
out entering into details, which concern private
individuals alone.
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NEW CIGAR, TOBACCO AND SNUFF
STORE-N0 l65. JJfsl Main Sheet

NEW CIGAR, TOBACCO AND SNUFF
STORE-No. los, Uisi Main Sbcst
DO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN has opened al
II Establishment for the sale of the above ari.
Giles, where may be found Havana Cigars, olls
following brands Washington La Norma, Is.
peronga, Tres Cerones, Reioma, La India, e.
rome, Oseola, Tacon, Cuba, and Castillo, Pm.
cipes of the Justo Sanz STEAMBOAT, Key ari
Perez brands Plantation, Campeche, MerIta
and others, al prices varying from IS 10 20 rt
thousand Hardham's, Lundy Foot, Naccs-
doches, Maccabau, Rappee Scotch, and ctht'
SHUTS; pound and half pound lump lob Geo, Il
TO- Is, ~ and 100 pound packages, Of the an'
quality; fine cul, cut and dry, and other smoking
tobacco; pipes, cigar cases, cigar holders, and a.
other articles usually found in Tobacconist II
tablishmenl, which are offered for sale uFca
pleasing terms al wholesale or retail.
ADril IS eo3tc2r
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CONGRESSIONAL CANvlss-In pursuance OF
notice, the candidates for this disric, held dis
cussion in the Theatre on last evening, before
large audience composed Of both political par
lies. Hon. A. Atkinson (Dem.) occupied the
first hour by giving an account Of his course in
The late Congress, and touching lightly on some
Esq (whie,) replied. and dwell! more at length
On he Sub.Treasury and Tariff A correspondent
lslow .hiaks with us that Mr. A. bore of the palm:
tPortmouh Chronicle, Aprall.
"Mr. Editor was much pleased with the dis
cusslon last evening between Messrs. Atkinson
and Withheld, the Two rival candidates for Con-
Rrsss and hesitate TO say, that our Democratic
friend, Atkinson, had the bes! Of The argument
Mr.. Whitfield seemed rather disposed 10 favor
Democratic doctrines, bn: is an ont and GU, Wing;
so much for elec,ioneerins lact Butt, will be no
20, The Democracy mus, and will triumph in this
district by al least 300"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
For The ENQUIRER.
THE HON. R. NJ. T. HUNTER.

Democrats Of the Caroline Congressional Dis
,rict-ani call II the Caroline District, because
this county is one ofthe most celebrated and Justly
celebrated in the ancient Commonweal,h-are
you prepared 10 redeem your glorious principles
on the four Thursday, and once more TO bear
aloft The proud flag OF State Rights, which has
been trailing shamefully in the dust for two years
pas,l Come to The rescue like men; it is a noble
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
co nee, II ~

MIR. ]. X. OPI., MI F. Fl. VandenbeTg az.
1fI Mr.. Charles Rosen, respectfully annouac.
that they will give VOCAL AND lNSTRu.
MENTAL CONCERT al the Exchange Col.
cert Room on TUESDAY Evening, Apn IA
on which occasion, they will be assisted III
gentleman Ametuer, who will perform seyeia
Solos on the Cornopian, having kindly tenders
his services.
For further particulars see small bills.
April 9-5t