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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-07
TIE MINIATURE;
OR, PRIDE AND PIQUE,

BY MRS. MARY DUNLAP.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-07
& Sweet ScAfIEzsCnf.

Gcntleness is sort OF sweet Amos
phere, and it enters into child's soul
like the sun beam upon rose bud
slowly but surely, expanding it into beau
ty and vigor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-07

G1-An Irish paper says: "At present
the Scotch poor are not fed, they exist on
tho recollection Of wha, they ate in for,
me. years"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-20
FALL ARRIVALS.
Iadi.A' End GcnIIemen,. boots. Shoes. Ac

FALL ARRIVALS.
Iadi.N md Grntiemeu'- Boots, Shoes, Ac.,
1T RETAIL
Il ID HOOVER has received. IN Phla.
- dsphia and elsewhere his Fal
to h friends and the public generally hoae in
this market IN a'd"p Ia his he
eeivs extensive additions from all
Of the eounify aud purchasers viii
esiab'hntn stock worthy ih~ir point OF
variety aud ehrapncss sill be- iinryalcd. Op bsnd
Ladas hcGudys Mcintosh. Morocco md TIE.
10 do do al nj Tte.
no fAsh,nr ahIr Morocco Slippers and Ties al Use
DO Lasting Garers Caters BusE and Ties
Do. fancy Caters, Caters and Ruskns
DO white NJ and .hic and black Satin slippers
IN brotzr Shippers Ties AID Bu.kins
Cent? fashionable Bop, Nilcs aud others
DO do I'm istion Chlhnsl Boots. at ~
DO Channel Sho,s, MJ,s Sbnrs. aud nfr fioT quality
hse' Mocrc" Lukins and Tics also. Leather do and bset
bronze ard faucy Sbor.. OF all de scfplion-
Chid'eus Shocs IN great variety
Servants BnEue Pcsgd sui r,wvI BroEins Boot. Bukn.
siapd 'hoes, AMI indeed every Kind OF shoe worn
Umbrellas cheap
To lie b know Of aue;e line that have no,
on hand aud deous of my Retail business
not fail to or Inducements ebcI upeu.i Gus
J ID UOtyER
10 MAJ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-20

EIa-pis Of Rai1s-Jor "A. s...s.es n sioo ;. .,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-20
FOR NEW ORLEANS

hskNs LiBBYs Line of Packets. s~t~e.. Richmond +. -,
- m y, .ih eonne nee their regular .psnse
ss> ~in De- e"mp'>-d n ths following v.>--h
.'s"e nnChkLok, Capt iIisAH Hosror.
Brig JoSEPHiNE C.pt Ia. &c..
One of the above viii -.v- I'M. Ma,
we can with confidence. above ,r.-.,. a.
n~ public ~ hsy sIpre-iy Tor the ind. an, IN
~ a. any Other ve-l hy ,,..sv ma N.
ee' men of long experience For freight o. p..,r,
ns very superior seeonnod.ons for cabin aud ..rs,,
'" >PpVo J. FisBER q BON, os
d, ..x HAskiS5 4 LIBBY.
An freight from the country abov. ve-.. viii b.
FORWARDED BY changing osy regular dr.yax. and
Js 90 O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-20

ttkfscD.
Jame, Heaih. E~s, Auditor Puli.e Aosa.s,.. Riehu
. Pars-r. E->,, sezssfsr lad Once Va.
kiehuopd Va, Aug. 9th, Iei5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-20
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

Nsrtk GreS.rich 49,.
O-STbs kfS8T HS-SD siDE 00LSg NOR m n -
sIkEsT T|o Doors SRoS TsE coaSrs
WHERE NAV he olsninei a.. -
w ,...ss O. ,~y. 80 49, spordy
pain 4. IN. I<,,. .n.-,..s- - 1900 We>s-
symptoms u q Sew, I,t-.a., >~ - W.T. sAss
CURE WARRANTED nm No ~,,.r
IN rpnx go. 49, IN w SnAkGs hAo8,
An -. cA,.. ~ iWo DAYS.
H"'""1"'e from ~ me sorntax TIL 10 n .sxks
DIR InuNST1NN
A n,~m,.., nj IN. -, ,I.ANS yin,
Apos.~c ar,.. II,n IT.,r. Isesssns - -
.i-d s..r, ma n. -. % - - -
cx.r.t. nm,..
when tb. p-x,at.s 40, .-.. 1898,
nbib~d th~ -. ~ e. ,eAv o. ps~ssss~ 49, - -
iitmsd sham. or dr-.a m 49,. nesss -
one- b-f-nd him $780, "a, ssa ~sps~sssnv.
d..-- M, :. 49, W. u eonsanseai vsps>.s -
$780, ~. = such - s'csrss>s sAs.s
:sh. s-.oe- shin sa.-. -. .. ss
I'm :, 80. an. - progressing % via ffissas uvss.sy
aud the of awful s,--,-- h...--- - N IL
TN ..1s., .-sns-. !. 81
therefor. m, no Traveller rssrss" ssk
v'otab- secrecy; and, from hse p,.r-. 4.
~. % % ana h".,ea be can eoasd<sti.ay rseo..-.I.
.a- ~ "n"'ahAr v'enn of this
la. m-lane holy fact tina, ,.o,.,,a. I'm .
OWING 70 M. s seuns 10 this hssrd
Of Thai a, ,.v 900, .--- ne - who ~
s-nd the unfo,,np,,. pnr,r, ~ .ohs'asss' A.
he residue Of h,- M. n-,.hl- " sAve' % eAss saks
s-rr ~ ~ AZ "hbhDf
.situ,on. h, r.,,,, no nave inisrsd
What. p,ty ,h,, vorn- -. ~ s1fee
darling par-p,, .,o.I \. AZ eosssry ssd
n,,n, -, " r e""se1ur tvAl.G from N, ...A ~
for, ,on,m,I,,'a. e'~sSs et Habit sseh psr,o.- ~
MApp,cp
Snoui Snssi Aata snund body mr., m. ,..-.
ctoi-ss la pouot. I,t... 10y
AZ. iooseu wttAoat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-20

ElIEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH
- ING SPLENDID Fall AND WINTER GOODS
u. DUNSPAtGH ca. respectfully tp those
IN want o any articles IN their line st they
complete a.smrn Of Pail ard Winter Clothing AMI are
81 tn sell At the lowest prices fer has
been mlnuaeiuei by cHrsrcs AMI all with
the greatest which enables Purchasers that
hey are buying well fashionable. garment We
have just received by late and constantly aiding to
our stock BY weekly receipts the follow ,cs Of
Gents superdns Flock and Dress Coats
DO do AID plain Oyrrcoat t,oms yery cheap
Do Tweed and Felt ''lotl Goats, Il Va fnu. s,y;rs
Do black AMI fancy Dess PaRis, In great variety
do Satin, BombaEine, NaleRcia and Six Vrstt
And general assormen Of heTno Angola kuekkn cotton
linen Shi also searf. Cayats Gloves suspende
latest styles
Genrmen in the city or from the county. earnestly invited
To give vs. call aud will iLsy get worth
o their money at 81 MAN do. Messu Lon
don, WiIlughim A. Dir~Ty.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS

NEW AND DESIRABLE GUODSI
I>HE subscriber takes pleasure i'm announcing
- T. the citizens OF Rich adae, country Tbs, he
mas received beautiful assortment
and inv ties the OF examine them al No.
a, VA street
The following are few Of the ! aiding articles:
FOR LADIES' WEAR
ounIe saln stfIped Ua.h,,eres. leu ely n.,-l
do. pan ID, - ~
Very rich PARIS do.
ga IN striped Mourning do.
Bi.ek and blue bin Poull De soe
DO. do. Gro de
Plue blk L.vanine
Blue hls sils Velvet.
Rich Mpu.lin de LANES
GAS Cio,h
CashH re, Terksn and Men Shawk
Thread Lace. Bobbin ~.
I'D Gloves. Bk dusd Pm. do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Cio'h, Cassiinsr' . apd Vesinss
Sai.B.us, T~spds and Kenyys
FtInaels, r. 4akets ara HAT
I.aHIb- wool I'D Mrr no IA us
DO do. Dr4wts
suspeniers, Gloves aad Comforts
FOR SERVANTS.
1000 yards usdies 80 CassiBeu, At IS rt. per Wand
This BY lar The let and cheapest
kst
1000 Negro Blankets, from cal 10 100 cts
tonun oEn7buTs. hefs>ys, and low priced ~ .nsl-
Az h" above attic bek pueh sd chs
cash by EDRIs hERKLEY
81 q Cheap Cash store ~ Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-20

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL E5OO,OOO, OR S2,5OOOOOl
UNITED STATES Local BosRD or DIRECTORS
JACOB HARVEY, E-a, Chairman.
JoHs J. PALxER. Esa.
JosArHAs GoopuuE. E-a
JAWS BooRsAs, Rsq.
Gao bAAS.A.. E-s.
-- AAsE s-11sUIzsl, -
GosnAn a. Wears. Re-.
sAst n For, Esa.
BdNKEhs:
hesehass's BsnA q Nov Yea
Gesera Agent fs The Ualtsd Ds Nom A>s,e.,
Colosies. Hos- J. LsAspsa sTAaa. go ttIrE
THE admirable sysism az Life Ius,urance
which ti lH<ksoa k.s osE<sspA ,sd which sHs secured
eh nsrhsa ascises ~ Europe hss eksssA fog hislsss
hves Anaes Durig Ne sop psrisj q In
The Uaasd sasA ~ psseipsp have s.qs.f
Of many eassss esa an ~ psssossss hes <ursd huy
,es ths public eossdepee in nvos. dher 10,
tAe sanding d this Conpaay rsss ths public 70
the above Board Of Discors reading composed OF
sen'enen oe- highest character and responsibility very large
10 Be permanently invested The ma
of thfce Of these Directors Tsrss always 10 the
Assured In cases Of dispuird claims.
Pamphircs containing the gene
raj Information together with the soeies form.
sEi thP ir' nsmaon be Obtained application IN.
spbssIbeI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

relating to various subjects, embracing public and pr-
vate matters Mr. A. resuming his seat. the remain.
ing members Of the Massachusetts delegation pre-
scented petitions, ia great numbers against the ABDUL.
sion OF Texns into the Union, as a Slave State The
call was continued until all the States and Terrific
ries had been called in their order in the course Of
which memorials and petitions were received aud re.
ierred TO Committees, by which something provld-
ed for them TO commence their labors
A memorial was presented from citizens Of Sarato.
ga county, N. Y for the repeal Of all laws establish
ing and authorizing slavery in the District Of Coomb
o-and also, for the abolition OF the slave trade be-
tween the States, Laid on tho table, by a vote Of
100 yeas to go nays,
FRIDAY, DEC. IL, 1915. In the House, after
dispensing with the reading of the Journal Mr. Morse
of La, moved that when The House adjourn, it adj
journ to Monday next, which prevailed.
Mr. Milton Brown of Tenn. then rose and announc
ed to tho House the death Of his late colleague Hon
Joseph II. Peyton. In conclusion Mr. Brown offered
the customary resolutions Of respect, &C. which be-
ing adopted, the House adjourned.
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TIE CALIFORNIAN,
ErlarErd and ImpraNrd

TU# Tr#Hr..#r af o. CAL EuNNItN H#s Co.
-.a /. #l . .rr...a. s..I sn sHtsf.s.-f.- s. i.s.
r-..s1I-HF .f .Hs .alsr. aHI sH H.I.. .r rr.H.H.
a- .a.rHH-H I Doc re-t..-'. u. .#r ~Hs.rl.aH
t.HlIHH haa"rss ara .Hf.rf..s .r .. ar, sa .i f.F
~..'r On R... H HF.H.I .rf ..r. ..a.ea. H.afH'.i
a.-f .r7Hls..HHs e.r. H ~ .H.,..sr-r
o. hrs. ..rr.f.- .rH'r H.ranaff-raIs Irr sHllre.
... .F .ur r...if.n Hf .-.- ..sN". H.. .f
..lH... .l f1s.-s .. .H fa- 5fH..fIla|. .. ON.
....F -Fu .H.H. H.. a.. o.. H... .r asr.-sHal.
f.I ar. rFa.r.. rraHTaT.r .F fls r.a..
TIE a.ra" rrrsFrI 90. Fol rar-Isa 'H'r f..tt ..-
f3.t afFk IH Iaruarr rrrt.
h. alcoholics ufI l...Hrafr sr. ..l-.' F-r--
bFPusHra fr..r.i'.rs end s1Hf7.rL
@alsursf. on a--t ari aarro Oh fh' 90 tt'N
O. thr Labor aut lNlfI~i At ", .-. fl.e
sffmaH't a1s' Dbl tAs raia'7r7'f1i ~r s..a' 2. 'a'
Eel. fa Huf.aaH .aafF
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1--WE Eus.s ..st- e.aI- 'ake taia ,.tn1i 81
~#" .s .sa.---. ed us~ s-aa.r. -bss .
rH.. .. H.H..E h.rss a.aHH-
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r-I ...rrH rrsl..Fs ..a 900 w on sd b. soid
To- 1a-..e. ..srs .-is sl fsr N.u Eefiameat, boz
rts Abe B1Hf.af ana Cong rEaffsual editions
Tt. raHp,rHrHH. is "a uark C1Hpi-tn tn lisrif
end asa hH..k at r'rrrnrr, ia valu ihir o. those
hn have SCOTS Bhlc. and arr engaged ~
sabbath schools and Bible Ciasscs, AZ. Tac
above work a. highly recommended by th~
most q SO lvu shed and eminent men Of the
various Il. ups. .usi. lns throughout The 4 =
LET thr following suffice.
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Ga RI. appreciation vi tn work both IN respect
90 the els; ,rill labors auI the mechanical exc
cuaou. Tho present specimen Of the work
altogether exceeds my highest expectations,
most sincerely 80 hop, that IL viii obtain an
cv.rusjvc circulation.
Rev Lvm4n BarcA"r, u. -. SAYS.
-Of the Evangelical expos.tors Of IN"
Bible, Henry = and SCOTS arr among the best
f,r family usr--the Comprehensive Common
tar, is intended 10 include ~ condensed form
tn cNccllcncics of both with c9ptou- explain.
tor notes from one the best critics aud com
mrut1tprs From what | know personally Of
th, publish r and the editor of the work and
of what know Of It's execution am per6ull
d~d II ". meet the expeditions Of the pdr-
chasers aud b. cheaper and better for family
u-, than any other, aud that Il will BE- a treas
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cordially recommend it for universal family
Use.
Fer salc-Brshcs Scripture illustration,
Historical Commentary, IN one vol. or the old
and new Testament with numerous engrav-
ings The church history from the birth Of
Christ 70 the proscnt tune.
The Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge,
1879 pages; also q variety of miscellaneous
Books on Theology, Physiology, History &c,
Also. a great variety of chcsP publications Of
the day, oil of which may be- had Of him in his
rcrular travels.o or by calling al ais Book Room
in Barnet Stevens Village.
For sale, the Revised Statutes ofVt IN guss
tons and answers, also 20 accompany tire Stat
ute n ne " book of forms designed for al bus,-
ncgs men, officers, Justioes Of the peace &c.
as ~ori0w JAMES SMILE,
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MAMM4AcYSa

u Thornton, ~ ~. Dee 7, b. Rev Mr Gale, Mr.
Wa. MoRsE, uf Lunenhurgh, VI 10 Miss SUSAN
w SARGENT, Of Charleston, Ms.
H. Pe4ohani, Dec II, by Rev Mr Merrill VIZ
Aycusrus PATRIpGE To Mis- ELLEN 4. Nil
NER, both Of PeaChsm.
IN Barton, Nov IS, Mr. William q HAWKINS OF
Charleston, to Miss Cllrsa .. Allen.
a. Glover, Nov 81 NIr Ransom Slack, OF Noany'
q Miss SaphronA bean
10 Dantile. Dec g. by Rev. r. 6. Hand, Nc Uri
Is Ktrdse, Of Dan1ille, TO Miss Caroline L. SHlofd'
Of Peacham
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uII.. .I"U.. q tumft. o. go"
uFIlF FIIFH SETS.
.-F fTa.r. .s H-. Tl-. .a rarf 81
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uF rTu.. o.. Of. ....a rur.rHr .s.. -.-
H.H. .rH. ...-.s. H.-. I.r r#.r. rIHTI e.r5s
at a-HaH.. .r eH.Ht rr....
.-. ........... ai fl.s 500 CO., artrh.
1Hr.HE tHa.r. tn rsH. "a. EasaH, rr TuFI1Hu t1
col. "". .HHI.l. "L rHfHr.r.
p JHtr..r-e. De rn. I-tf sA-lf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-20

vH h.a ss .saIr f.-i saasasrf ra Wees
uH t HT tu #h. v.-is-, Gospel. psr-
ore srHrsa 80 .--s-- sHerysas ar0- pHais Ja
.r .-..-- Hey o. expected F..e.is III ns 20.
r.e.t. 80 .r rss..r e.asfaHy 7re nsrsi no srrrs
rr arf-f OF .Hs ur-.#efs. % g. UNND. See
I'-rs..r IHE r I-aH
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Tcmnrrnnrr lIrriInE.

TIE sHaa.f H.ss-.ar sfr.s 1a1Hs Nra's Tsa.Fes-
ss-- sarafr aH b. ael a rsl.aan ra 1arslsy
fas "a aI His .va.fa. Frarra. 90 Pa.~ae. eI-
rsltaa-s d--u.I saI rspaHaf rs .as Hr-r.ra 81
a. sae ~ gee alsrrsf II.e t.-ars. nrsf.rf I1
r1..rea.. ar 90 A. a. -r.b.- ser..rrs tf 0 o. a.
uhyp vLgglfI. s.-ryt#r
reara.H.. usr tU. f-85.
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BRIGHTON MARKlT. Monde, lice rs

BRIGHTON MARklT. Moud1v. Dec IS
At Market, s25 Beef Cattle; 600 : src,,, no woke
Working Oxen; 10 Cows and Caycs ? 900 -heeP,
and about 1850 Swine
PRIcts- Bcec Catle-4 or 5 yokrs v,ere taken
at So extra, 5,25; ds-t qualify, 5; ssooid I,25 a
$50; third quality q 1
Working Onen--Nonc.
Cows and Calves sales not noticed
Sheep.-Lots taken az g2s. 60 - %
Swine lots at wholesale, ) - for so,Ss and q
for barrows; at retail from I 10 and 60
~ q II beautiful cattle led BY w q adsrwood,
from the State Of Maine, taken shOut - so
per cwt.
BOSTON MARKET-Dss. H.
BEEF-ENira mess, $40 pei hb'. mess, 9 $50,
No |, o a o, prime, city, so 6, Nasy.H p a s 10
PORK-Extra clear ~ ), so Oo.Oo oi~-r, ; CO,
mess, IS, so a IA, No I, none, prime, 20 - a II.
The stock Of pork is smaller THAI % b - been for
years past and prices have acquired more firm
LARD-S l-4e. 40
BUTTER, store 10 IS, shipping, lsi IL. fam
lily, ls a %
CHEESE. new mHk-7I =. four meal, 81 a g.,
shipping, las.
-FOUR. Howard st. rs 81, wencrn canal
CoRN-yelow, none, la', IS 70. white rs
76.
OATS-southern, a a IS, northern, . a 50.
BEANS white. rs.
WOOL-Ihere i active demaFd Or American.
Sales of rs 100, 900 lbs fleece and pu ssl, at quot
ed prices
Saxony leeces, ~ a 80
American Full blood, 'S 81
j blood, sl 80
Common blood. 20 80
Lambs, LIST quality 20 81
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IgMrmGA

H. Peachan, Dec. 9, Mr. JosEFH BRowS, ag 50
In Irasbursh, lee 9, Mis-. Mary ma, daughter Of
Col Joseph wIsgin~, aged rs.
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can BE- ia'asss sa1 thr rarr. r'ugr-'s a issrras
be- promoted d, fha.f r.srs o. 1u.f bs slf-..a.F
oh,iuH. shat BE- 90 iaf..ss Fl. ,1sI lte ra,s ".a Poi.
som bs tba bais.aI r.a.-ss of rteg w.
should sarHs- rtrarr s.r. rrra sH1 .a.-hss OIL.
sight offand, ral.I hs ~HHI 300 aH aF.#.r
There g. rs'a..aa l.fsr.H .Hr ..-1rs Trt ..s go
u your pap1 u.ssff--r. s,...iar fa % ff. bel ra
be- anur~d, MT d.s-H coo Soc ,ss af fs
ton. q zoe c,sna, tha. sIa.a h.a 60 sr s.-.
cr.. r 700 aus.uw ia ra-.-. Ii.u. r.rr D. Hf..-#
cocrr.oa can newer rs| r.s $500 o. aarsae---. o.
dsot.aud ders,t-i .Tsft. snh s.ra- rsr snsars raf
substantial and 'a.asn.s r-arrss
DEsTRCCrlyT uBrrN rkiusrrDU % CpVS
A eore.poai-ut arF- Nr.. Voc q. sfs a-faF
from Bridgeport srtrr d.fs .ffb. ffh Hu fsas
the following arsou-r sf FOL Hsira.ftr -etast.s.1r
that occurred Boz 1la' iasa s1 ha .s.f r-H t.h.
~ hasten 90 r7pfts- ras sEs d..i.r.ras Goo sa.-H
visited cor cry 'si rsI. o. 'r..aHr.H ttraf r1s
O'Clock iu n tuda.az sH r.aa sire. s-raH.rH 81 ra
oyster ana boarding. haasa fol q ss -FH-E .aHs ha.H
sides Of Ws'sf street. Nr..r. 10 ~...a It. taDH rr
the large block roraar of $50 oa ..- W.,ls Fs. sa.
to NJ IIoNfr,'. Store FOL. IIs fssf Ia faaa WHfrr
street. 20 and .nr.aJ.Hz psi. 90 rssriaF ..rss aH
the West eide. GOD .1 I.s .. srHa 'I.i ..-s sa Go
Ea.t n'-o ten arts-ts BOIL rss .H 500. .rrs-r rrsr
~ up 10 Man street, raa H. srs .rs. s..,ai tays
buildl0gs sfnpr.rr H fs.s tFtrfra Hf ..r .Has. aI
Capt - liubbe|. cog Hest.ra o. .nr.s H,Hsss. a.fh
heavy stock. siof- on raar. -s.ra.sr .#a ss..-
mate the loss ai $3.50 .o'H vrraH.. 81 Ha.H 6s
rhst--on Whch there .a ss,as.s a,r7a 90 81.
boo, $50 600
FIrrrr~ Trrr or ~.a.y A. Qtf.Fl. IRE
Qusbec G,z-,to Of lHc o. st,s lf.. f r.r as.ss.,
.
cry than IL s4s Boz t1a .fHr q s.11.l .r Noes b.
1879 The Ths-ualHstr. yeas docs. ta tn teur-s
below zero. and tho .rs 30 ra h.srs r...s tgsa 81
feet deep, and then a.rs ss.thrE faf nsa. .HH4s.
sbl, to soc the d-tHu-r ola frs f.-l s.rhr broad
:, lawrener b. not ,1'y ra,.r-' s.' a7ffra -s .ta.
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deed was done % che hoa-s n N.s u-E-,Hs.H t.1.a
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Holmes a'so in ths hsra r az too faIs Iaf r-fhar
spoke Unfelui,a3 Owe b. nid 10 hass he.a us
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the night, on 1hur-d'y ''-' 'n r. H-f .sraf taI s
/ mile below tia VILLAGE rr o. rrr ~-s Yea On fHr
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vrRGINIA. Hon william surh. Of Ca'Ptper
Co, elected Governor Of yrsiai., D. the Iesi--
ature Of that State, to for three sea-, from Jan
LIST, 1916. Ills majorIy over al oler Candidate.
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Tailor when travelling on ftc i..tr, stas assc3
by Yankee, where b. HtpG, Wis 20 hfrs.or-r vas
&c, to which he replied, ts. i- &C.,. il'-s8. end
.thal hi. profession va. s,.nr on ts asst On i- Of
poverty and jerking the cord e sfi.-,ar
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-12

ted with the Government on the May
nooth questions; his. vote was detained
under novel circumstances. II was the
noble Lords intention to have gone out
of the House of Commons without vot-
ing at all. He remained. however, in
conversation with another member IN.
til the doors were locked, and retreat
impossible. Lord Arthur Lennox, Zone
of the Lords of the Treasury however,
in pity for the noble viscount, hid him
lin coal cellar. According to the rules
of the house all members within the
body Of the house, must vote, and it
being intimated to the speaker that
Lord Northland was secreting himself,
the speaker ordered the sergeant to
fetch him from his lurking place, which
he did among shouts of laughter; and
then in gratitude, no doubt, to Lord
Arthur Lennox, the noble lord voted
with Ministers. s
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The Spirit Of opposition still RACES
between the different lines of steam
boats upon the river, and passengers can
be Accommodated in first class steamers
at any price, from fifty cents down to a
levy.--This is ruinous price of fare
for distance Of a hundred and sixty
miles. and will not pay for the fuel u.s.
ed in accomplishing the passage. One
would be led to suppose that steam--
boating was any thing but profitable
business; but such would not appear
to be the fact, if we take into conside.
ration the rapid increase Of boats for
the past few years. There are now
ten passenger boats plying between this
city and New York. In addition to
these, there are two new boats-the
Niagara, for the Troy company. and
the Rip Van Winkle for the Express
line-in progress Of completion. They
will be finished. and ready to take their
stations upon the river, early in June.
Albany Atlas. M
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Rank 0f Isl. Clair

|. The following extract Of aletter we
copy from the Cleveland Daily Plain
dealer ofthe 9th inst.
DFTRorT, June 4th.
The Bank Of ST. Clair still keeps its
own secrets. for the same reason, we
suppose, that sdead men tell no tales"
The conduct Of corporate bodies, says
Lacon, would incline one to think Grim
inality with them was matter OF cal
culation rather than Of conscience, since
the individuals composing these bodies,
provided they can divide the weight OF
the odium attached to an obnoxious pro-
ceeding, have no objection to the full
weight Of the profit and the whole
weight Of the guilt. From what we
can learn here, there is no prospect Of a
statement from the Bank at present.
The people Of Michigan have compar.
atively little interest in the matter, as
there was but a slight circulation here
when the Bank went down, and that
has been mostly taken up by the mer-
chants of Detroit, at or near par.
There is no demand for the Bills ex-
cept to pay debts due the Bank, and as
the Smiths are now its principal debt
ors, 1t remains for them to fix value
to the bills in Ohio, where the circula-
ton is now mostly to be found. We
are informed the Bank has real estate
security 10 the amount Of seventy.five
thousand dollars on part Of the loans to
that firm, which, should it become for.
felt to the Bank, will help 10 redeem its
circulation. The Smiths. however, are
known to be the bank and will not be APT
to force collections against themselves.
This is one of the beauties Of Michigan
banking, Stockholders and Directors
turning spectators, and loaning them
selves money to carry on their specu-
lations, the people only running the
risk. There is a better feeling towards
this bank in Detroit than in Cleveland,
perhaps because its citizens have suffer
ed less by its failure. Some suppose
its bills are in fact worth near their face
and will yet be redeemed. Among
such, we find the old President. Mr..
Cook, who says, next December will
see the Bank clear Of debt and from 20
to 100000 dollars Of assets TO divide
among its stockholders. AT several ol
the stores we saw placards, saying, St
Clair money taken at 5O-75 cents, and
at one place at par for goods. Brokers
pay so cents in cash. r f
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FIRE AT LAFAYErrE.-A most dis

FIRE AT LAFAxErrE.-A most dis.
|astrous fire occurred in Lafayette In.
diana, on the night Of the 26th ult. The
fire originated in the stables ofthe A.
merican Hotel, which were consumed
before assistance could be afforded, six
horses perished in the flames. The de.
vouring element soon reached the Ho-
tel, and from thence spread over al
almost the entire block, one ofthe finest
in the city. Loss from $4,000 to $50,
600. The furniture in the American
was insured for $4,000.
The fire, is supposed 10 have been
the work Of incendiaries, whose object
was plunder.-Tram. Dem. "a