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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-11


No. even the Hospital OF Philadelphia. the Amsh house
and Hospital eone'ned do no And does the ting.
rr OF exalted lame lpsous distinction. point ssnl.
eany one VINO aessinnd To shinc most brilliantly IN
Tho bright galaxy OF Anenosn Surgery. who Is TO bear
ao enshf""ded halo al gte<y rcsplendent and
ocauhnl man the radiant rays OF tho meridian the red
ssoogh gh"cfne b'nner VI Surgery ss Ia Augustus IL.
warner IN TN. institution, within the last few weeks, have
occn performed soe OF the most formidable and dt'eult
operations oi surgery which we may instance
nmpu'anon OF he Ann atthe shoulder joint bihohomy,
hhuipston o Sds Ia one, aud in another o the
whole OF tho lower Jaw from Articulation To Authorizations
u ~ useless tn say more. would only ask, any other
Scnonl IN the Union say the same ,
Suhe" coeA'rn-,ve with tho bosdsts ~ Virgins " his
rpaa'n as sknl Practitioner for bcaaty OF style, ad
u.'ss anu u'snv a. Lecturer. he has NO eqsai in tho
Nns" 4" f,acuee o Med'cne IN any School IN The unon
~, "se-s anu unnecessary To discuss 'he met'" "
."a""e'"she' n"hanhaH. Wyas", Naat"h, ana Jehnssn
my ae N""Wn Us men who III the" chairs WIN usone-
w 10" =" so"'S' advantage 10 their pupils ana hono~ 10
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~ W." X" "ua''s' h"r archiu''''h eeauV aug
rrs', 80. ''''us'ushsss ana sohss"e"ee, "ss vi"
1890. - 80, s " "'c h'nu VI w" ''nu' n"se"1u 70
~, I sP', , ana e'gan' ,nn"nsp, in ~"''"
y -" - "'se'ea Nv Two -, w" ''''.s"'s y"
- 49, ! .,,., ,,n NJ ''r Guns =, 49, p ,'
III 49,. III :, 49,, as "o' " "'' '.y
~, ,,h,.h ~. S,,,i 49, .Ynn.a'n h s -, y. ~
nm, Nn,,h.,n .s.h.. 49,; 1870 -; ~, , a. 80, -,
S9o -. :. IN q. e.. "'' s"s' '~'" .''s "'' S'"
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THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE TARIFF

An enlightened corresp ,ndcn u the Baltimore Pslrio
eoncurs respect to Mr.. Poks course on the
Tariff:
"WAsHNGroS October G, 1916.
IT. the Editor s)h, Balimore Patriot
time for friends Of the TuriT-for the manuac
aud the mechanics OF Maryland woao bushes, has
been make thrive aud flourish by that Tariff and for tho
and dealers in coal Pennsyyania-and for
oil Others. in every portion Of the county to whose buzz
the Tariff has been the life sp.iagis time for them
oil Co prepare Tor different Of things. The Tig
vH BE- repealed! must go doDH! IL has ted health
LIE. vgor aud prosperity the business Of the whole coun
uy-bsi dOpH ia goeG
Such, however, u the desigH Of the Admin sa,on
which Of tho grostest cheats that ever imposed upo
q eonidng people, The talk and buster ab,u, reducing
iho Tariff 20 the standard - oil sheer oop.bio,
Tbs Administration wishes TO keep oyan the Tariff question,
for smother Presidential camphignsnd u hopes Ia ell ri
ils object in this IL cicusics upon oil the Wing. in
Congress sgsinIt tho repeal OF the Tar a. and thai
sufficient number Of 10 cOlocOs one house or to ih
BE- isdsesd the same way o. defeat IN, ,oes
sursand thus, that the Tariff will be- preserved and o
county will prosper. while tho Administration will t 90
Staging cong oi reduction the ressaue
To pursue course which would offend nearly ov.,v
State Ia the Union-for satisf i that Virginia N
Carons and Georgia Tsnh states though, tb.v be
not made u the controlling issue the pos-to offend oil
ths grand divisions OF ,he Union. ~ order {, yr,,r,
States, and visionary minority ~ what NJ, Pill
will hardly 10 de-. The osfensiJe pap..c a., A.
lag 10 can only DO pieces 81 party legerden,uin
How s"ias u 10 tho country ~ innmdsrur canit,l
isis tom investment he Infringing eommorci, confidence
aud REFRESHING enssipse Obvious 10 require eucd.
aoa.
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SOUTHWESTERN IMPROVEMENT.
RIcuN"SD, Va
Oct. 3, lsi5.

To fhe EI,iosS Of iAs Da,!y Wh,s
An, I"r The promotion o tts prosperity Of our
CIV, always hail win delight; aud therefore, much
pleased perceive the call the Whie at yesterday. for
Public Meeting appoint Delegates the HaTr>oaDurg
Convention. Let old citizen. whose inter-. aud aiioc.
trnly aud inevitably identified with Rrhmond'
suggest the prnpucly Of I- meen: also sppninins
Delegates tile C"nSenon b. held at fincasile az
understand the 30h ' month, the subject 81 the
Of tIc Southwestern Improvement. m,ke hI-
suggestion the instance, aud ~iI the unquld spprO
baon OF several o the verbs aud intelligent ui our
cIiEeps who agree with thai the schemes do noi
oil clash with each O,er bat that both 81 iu r
Importance, only Richmond, but the inhabitants
Of the Valley aud Of the Southwest
or 81 rae OLDr~T CITIZENS.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK MAkkEr-Nrt. s-oI 2

NJ" lohh MhkhtI-tNrt. ga Z. W.
BceswaS 29!o3J cts, cash sales orc cna So 50a
GA, aud sydney IS s75l6 SO chal /; coffee irm ;
sales Western feathers 32s9 cents bunch rasns 81
~ box, mos NJ X. hay for shipment 6SH75 safes
Mals hemp lots $ - so; sales 1900 Buenos Ayrs
= DIES, 81 lbs l2s cts, Porto Rico mola-s,
% cts; Trinidad 2il25 ST. CroiS 29a30 mus city n
rd oil sIraGy o. 60 hIn o cake sold for
port S25 cash sales Liverpool fine salt 81 32,l ~
sack, ~1r> Gn00 Curacao goat skins a - cts
mos sales > 3Oal s. aud No nuin,rgs At ) !
3Is. mos kcnurky Tobacco sells quietly ut al cts 10
sales Madeira wine al 91slO5 sweet Milag. IS
Port 81 % CTS. ell sales country talow At
cts. cash.
There has been but iIc sold this morning, the
market IL firm however snd negotiations foot for
large lots.
Flour heavy Sass for wc.,ern and sales have
occurred ll- les, 1900 bbls taken last evening
Tor England ut sass. There Is disposition among the
factors the orders a price winch they authorize
Southern flour . Ssl5 bat little done.
Several samples n wheat were shown, hut sales
msdr lOnal0S Ter meTchanilble 10 prime al
the S"nh Is very much weevled Oats 10 cts. No sales
OF barley.
There orders for go Bremen. aud puI.
chases have been made for that market in Baltimore.
100 brs new mess pork sold ) 2 81 aud 500 do
and prine iur Canada large shipments making
has thousand two weighing in0 lbs each But.
ter arrives aud sel 'teey at steady prices.
500 tons p'g iron been taken S35 mos maxine
1000 tons bought pecuaton snce Ih. last news The
stock | hl- article -yrry iarg" English bars S72 so.
parcel II clover coed sold nj 81 ct-. 10.
No sales ut whaiebOHc OIL they held 81 and
80 ct-.
Sterling bills 9isl prem francs j,25a23i Money very
plenty.
p 5. Evenng.-The sales Of cotton 10 Tar as promul
gated are bot COO bales.
$40 bhs prime pork sold a price at or between
$40 75ir7 jour. Con
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HUMAN MAGNETISM.

To The Editors ~ ne Vhigs
Grnflomon-In iod1y's wmg, you have presented tho
Public with two documents relative ~ "Mc-niersn :; nt
rather, ~ HHnaa NagnsHsn, il should 30 styled The
ono y brief yet considering the merits Il the subject,
sufficiently n not too ample, report Of Dr. Buh's Mcs
Nero Syedenbotgian vegsries; 'c Oio aborliye cH,
~ fedaciio al ajBrdsm II the admirable snd sad.fao
try experiments II Prof DE B,nncviIlc. &c. SC. d,
not propose 10 enter upon formal RECITATION Of tho former
nor 10 CIV any ctitque uppn lo latter which n
nave been wfirn by suuc member ~ thu Suffice family
h'NnH sight sufficient 10 constitute him "!Spscfaf0r bu
"ihW n"a"n'-s rnoufh a. enable hun ~ perceive. II
would be vast" ~ paper, rk. tiuc aud snare a. beso
nnv ufihet notice "p'n tin anpnyinuuy Serb. We di.,pt.
hn' therefore with Tire fcrHafk that io vl D. ,., p,,,,
~ 'npuyn The v"fscy and inPcnu"usu, - ~ tlts ., o
trn'mss himself TIC least worthy u confidence aud Co.
ing ihsi "e"pscnncs Inst makes cowards Of rs 4, !,
y sbfcWdly 20 bc Inferred. st ''pnetstof" being COO
seo ~ HE mepdscOus pfcdiecton. haq n,eled o,
Va the Pfoisss and his SUBJECTS arcodng to his own de-
uerf. and tken f-fige Lebind nom de- gaSfs To screen
lUm-'h lfOm he obloqny h- deserves
While y quTe possible, that Frrdstick Antony Mes
me'' Swodenbofg and Df BUsh, have oil community u
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Correspondence OF the wing.

NEw YoRx. Saturday, Oct i,h 1915.
The events OF the las, week, par emnenco, have been
tho Worlds Convention the arrival Of the Steamer,
"Dear Jesses' Injunction and the filling up OF the Erie
Railroad Stock. Neither OF ihcse, however, properly
the historian Of the years will hardly
cluje them among his pckings Of the events which
mark the character at the times, and constitute its features
Though "Word's Convention" called for the asowcd
purpose OF reforming Society should be worth
cordng in the Worlds history. But the world has
yet been be,tercd by Convention, except the OF
that accidental which occurred the day OF Pencost
Thus Worlds Convention OF called by gentle
who has grown gray, and old, and uemulous his
benevolent abOurs better the world but still the world
be,ered his enthusiasm, after years OF defeat
marvel in human experience. Robt Owen the get
up, tine life and SOUL OF tue Convention and believe
that lie has here from England, this time,
prcssy attend IT, dropped into the Clinton Hall last
Wednesday morning, and found the Convention assembled
in tho small Lecture Room belonging the Mercantile
Library: there perhaps fifty persons present, neither
of whom, excepting Mr.. Owen appeared have from
a long distance There Mahumedans, Afghans
delegates from Nooiks Sound. Pesans. Paisgo
mans. Honsier cven that could discern but all the
members of the Convention appeared have from
the neighbourhood OF Chatham and the East River
Each member prepare rather, present the Con-
vcnton, plan for the OF Society, and
that with the appreciation OF the Convention
he adopted ior the Worlds benefit and Society to be
reformed seeuRden Grfeh. But every member will
doubtless i"r his psn it probable that any
will be selected; and the consequence will be- that
shall have dozen reforms Instead OF and the poor
world will have reform ITSELF out OF elements,
and with other Than its recuperatVe energies
There another little company of reformers here. wbo
work hard and spend good deal Of money but ue pu
pose feNr-the moral Reform-rs" they cell them
selves but Wild folly s wholly erldicared VET there
still Wild yoHng aud wicked old in abund
ance. Ii.
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REP"RTfD f"R TuE UNITED STATE oAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EvFsISc Oct'r g.
Coon-Firm, aud 2SD h,lrs sold ~ iu prices. Flour
There - some export enquiry AT SI,I5 for common
brandt but the market too bare admit f any sales
moment small sales Of selected brands 4,S71 S. Rive
Flour snd Com Meal scarce, with good demand. Wheat
~ request aud not murh arriving notice snics If 1000
buhcs P,nna. 97195 prime red aud u7 cr- Tor
~nIe fnua round Conn., red and yellow mixed sold aI
81 Ct. OisS .uh.tu worth 3Ia3J cts. Cloycr.ocJ
Toe quoted IL SIS 95s5.5O Coffee cargo Of 2jnO
bags RIO s"d nffvi. yet made public No
alteration IN the Provision or sugar market.
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CsstKfs EI,rf,sss.

We ed few roiurns from tho Goorgis Elections. They
tsdiesis gaia siuoe Noyenbst in an tho counties
ftem ~o thisk, except that Of Chatham tssvaun,h, -
Thss county has been slSsy- Wing b,lsvs untl nov
hsALsfo the Democratic candidate lot Governor reside.
thers
CsusspeadsHcs Of fIs Aapasssk Rep1bleaa.
/" Ef1Nossa Co, Oct CHI
Nss.rs Eds The souowiag The result Of tho cleo
uoa this coanty 10 dsys
Fas GoussoS.-- Cfswlord, (wh,s) 226; McAm-,er
(Dem.D III
ssSsrss--- Nee sbsssa. twlnsJ 1917; Boston, (Osm J
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How NAEKErs.-The SOuthron, published Mt Jackson,
Mississippi says the doctrine of the SouIhern wing Of the
great Wing - To introduce the manufacture OF
fabrics the SOuIh and that oi standing
-, "Consume the cotton; build up the home markets.
This il the way talk aud the acorcs constantly
going into operation the South show tina, The OF
the Southron felt and undcsiood-NEw ORLEANS TRo-
pic
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MR.. fRELINGnUYsEN.

This gentleman has been at tho point of DEATH
but rejoiced TO hear weathered the crisis
and will soon be ON his feet again. Endcared to
many by the ties of patriotic association he is, we
believe, esteemed and valued by ALL Of every
party.
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HUMAN MAGNETISM" CoNTRAD IsTINGUIsH
ED FROM "MESMERISM."
See the energetic and vehement letter of Dr. Thomas
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PUBLIC MEETING.

meeting Of the Citizens Il Richmond s requested Of
the Concsr Room Of tho Exchange Hotel. Wednesday
Evening next the 18th instant, at O'Clock. to appoint
Delegates the Convention Hausonburg the
ooh make arrangements for the extension Of
the Losiss Rail Road from present termination, Gordons
vilie Hsrrsonbure The interest that the City has in
shis improvement WILL sure full attendance.
TSigncd by various firms and C,tizensl
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uFAaverissmsnts intended Tor our niofninR's fapsr
must 10 brought before O'Clock the previous evening
TO insure insertion; and thosc Ter Monday mornings
per Oh Saturday. =
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4 OJk HERE LOOk HERE !--D,ME
foETrSF has Gnsy taken up her ihpi G. iufs az
fec" No. D Fouh IAN whrr, dp'n-
from hundred Thousands, ~ VIII"
Eufnss'-
Drawing of Grant consolidated No c. oct Ssh
10 , ~ 10 - . 10 u "a - 90 II
Whole TioI.t Nos Z 40 = small pro- IT $1,000
Ipa~ ing III Delaware, no "a p't silr
~ - % 81 10 > e.! ~ IS %
~ =. 80 THU" more Capitals snr md Taul at
ososI "shLby g "Ehu'S
Drawing uf delaware pa, Oct ssh
GO IS 81 II - 50 - 4 81 16
Ticket Nos - ~ 90 Three Capitals r'd the above
o 81 ~ drawing, by the in'm'iah'e
Drawing OF Pnknm6k" No 100. Oct silr
IS ~ 81 ~ ~ 80 80 ~ 81 7i
Drawing 81 rok1n,nkr No. .O0. oct otli
~ - 60 3 III 81 G3 10 % 80 81
magnificent Iourry fn tidiy (SatlI,J Gal.i- = .ODu,
26uO 1900, 1900 1896 - drawn tann- u ~ Ticket.
81 halves !: ore soc.
POI ui,. E,rnng Lotteries Capitals $1,000 AGO,
1000 sOOu. iGI5 - fo ~ ballots Tck,t' 81
halves .. a. l.
hIn, The Dlr Lottery 'Rin Capitals $1,000 &c. &C RIOS
~ dawn baiiraS Tirhtsi; halves SOC: qfs -.
Drawing ofPDkrmok- ~. 21l. oct 10Th
10 50 ~ "a ~ 76 81 81 ~ 20 &
Draw NJ Of Iriawatr 9f2 OCT. 10Th
! 10 % - 4 - o. - % , % ~ - 80
Ticket Nos ~ ~ 80 still another Caai -oi audi pad ny
a.
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ARRIEIl

On III" evening n THURSDAY r-unud IIundsi
hy u" Rev tiitIies fiirHi Ap"bg
Pnce George County Nc. FR,~rs. daughter Capt
q ,tl Folg-. n 10 f,Inrr placr
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LAW SCHOOL,

"rfsed great advantage Ia a. .hh "a o,a An, ,a,a
s,s,s usast PROPOSE IN . h-i ~ N. "a, .
y,,.ux IN 49,. ~ ON h- plan ra'snsi BY
" ,.h'nn NY principal Tsu vii J.. ,, ou, ,,,,
-. safa may be p'osascd by sisds.i on .,,- A :
1900. S.s~@iy 10 the may be- rraay y~.,. .
"ry are war ID In hehnoed The 10 be- o,-, ~ r. a. \.
N"s'm' aud q" shse th- Msy m. Coo, -,
eshefser lectures On Natural aud A,.,.,,
" zee .s a.. oa" the sehooI wss $50 payaL 90 ..,,.s
-S-niSNov HENRY ri AK. rrts,I ~.
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M AGNEIlSM ODD FELLOWS u ALL.
i'A nMdanse Dk NONNEylIs.E VIII d-iiv,t lac
rr every Might ~ The WA On h- Jrr-,
MAGNETISM, Comprising sonnan'aan Eesaey, fhrrno Mag
ncti-n
Prof DE BoNNsSnLH illustrate every Lecture by the
most WONDERFUL ENrssissrr- p-roncd
~ Nirtr'.
Tickets 95 door
TO begin at hall rssa oeLsf precisely "a oe T--,t
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LIFE INSURANCE.
The views "M" upon this SUBJECT are of striking and
universal interest.
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ksrsrsssrAus.s-Guyton. (whsJ Iia, Minsl.Josa
undePt WhigJ IL; Remshsrt, Dem y los. Your, &c
FIea tao Georgia Josrsai-Byfra.
ELECTION IN BALDWIN.
For GoykRsok.
Crawford, 3lS mai. a
McAlst-r, 26S
Kensn. ISenstot) 800 mai 50
Baxter, I" 2iO
Harris, (Roprcsentstive) 1917 mai 81
Anderson, 2iO-
Clays MAJORITY in lStI-l7.
From fAs Augusta S>nfiaei.
THE ELECTION.
Below subion tho official at Richmond county
Monday for Governor and members o the Legislature
which fail he the highest degree gratifying To
Gov. Crawford and his riendsior whether sue
eessful not such verdict from the vcinsgo he
other than source vi heartfelt qualification 10 him per
ponally
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+. WORDS OFFlCE.-3U 81 10 worth > 100, IA
~ Drawing at the Exchange yesterday sold by Word
By u O'Clock this morning, $4,000 may be- had ur 81.
That 5O,OOO dollar Capital will 90 oil Day Tickets
Si5, packages and single Tickets be had r. Word
M ANAGERS' OBJECT RUSSELL BIGGER
lV1 Co. The Iutiery for this morning; 5000 gap
isl Priz". as Nos Is drawn. Whole tickets 81 halves
qrs ID CTS fackasrs m.st liberal terms. For pack.
ages or single tickets, call before II O'clock the capital
prize office oi 4. RUSSELL BIGGER Il 90.
For to uight-SlO 900. 1000, Sc. &c. - Nos 10
drawn. Whole tickets 81
Also the Dollar Lnti-ry-S $1,000 capital 10 Nos. IL
drawn. Whole tickets 81.
IL a line Lottery S3o,UUO capital draws tins day IN
Wilmington. ~ Nos - drawn. Tickets SiO.
Drawn Nos Of Puk ouok. I.nIIeTy, clavs Iag
81 81 ~ ~ ~ &c 40 ~ & 10 -
Dawn Nos OF PokOInoke Lottery, class 1pn
~ 81 co 8 ~ So % b 10 c. 80 -
Ticket Nos 10 80 20 another capital sid aud paid by
BIGGER co.
Drawn Nos uf Delnvar Lottery class 1tg
10 65 81 70 - - - 1 60 I6 III 3
Dswn Nos OF Pokoinoke Lottery, class anI:
10 Sc ~ ~ II 70 81 Ct - %
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, class 2i2:
Is - - 20 Gu - % : , III IL 10 40
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o. Nu'fICE.-TmERE WILL M No SERVICE
IN the Pit Rlpit Church Sunday
Preaching Li. by Rev ~ ). Cn,yrLrg At oolnek
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WINFREE a. SHEPPARD
20 nm ma s.ion Merch ants,

. ZION We're u nnts,
Near shockos wsrhou--
'INllE concern of GInsoN IL ruopNrny !. ~
-, W ~ oy mutual eonsrni The ofihc firm viii
" use" '' inc purpose OF closing the of IN. san.
w. ID. GIBSON
A. TIIuRNT,>
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o. NOrICE.--Ir Is t1pgorrp rm,r DR.
ioHv Fu sp-ik udd on Is1rls Day
mining At ~ oeos Also every sunday u,s month"; at e
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HLAkKE'S PRIZE OFFICE, IiTH ST.-RECOI.
~ leot tLAgkE Is the Mammoth Pnze Vcnler, An
other Mammoth Lottery draws Ihis day, Oct. ltd ISIS
CnpalS-S5 $1,000. 25 quo, 10000, 80 pc,ses 81 1860 -
IS Nos. 10 drawn. Sales eI,se At e o'clock. Whole
Tickets SIS. halves so qunIcrs 3,7J, eightls 81
For t'day-Alexandria, ENiTa. Class 2i2. Capital
$4,000. 2oOO, 1900. lui2. prizes OF too, al 200, Sc
- N"s. IL drawn ballots. Tickets only SO. Sses close
nj II o'clock.
Drawing 81 Va MononRol, Lottery, Exs. Glass No ?:
10 Is ~ 81 10 II 8 C3 - ~ 20.
Nos. 60 g. another Capital s,lJ and paid by
IN CLARKE
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An enlightened cOrrcsp 'ndcn u the Baltimore Psno.
views in respect Mr.. Poks course on the
Tariff:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-16
GEO. LOYALL,
Navy Agent.
Aug. 9-law4w

A GENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHING
n TON, ID. C.-CHARLEs De SELpING, Cen
eral Agent, No. ii, Todd's buildings Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, d. c., offers his services to
those who may have claims either of the execu-
tive departments or Congress, or private claims on
individuals.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of ac-
counts of disbursing officers who may find it incon-
venent to attend personally, especially those of the
navy.
Also attends as agent for nonresident property
holders, collecting rents, procuring pensions, &c.
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the
amount claimed and the extent of services required
Communications (post paid) will receive immedi-
ate attention.
He has the honor to refer to the Navy Depart
ment, and the several bureaus connected with it;
Second Comptroller and Fourth Auditors Offices,
and the senior pursers in the navy and also to Hon.
c. C.. Cambreleng, New York; Commodore Charles
Stewart, Philadelphia; Commodore John Downs,
Boston; Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth, Washington;
Hon. E. III. Foster, Nashville, Tennessee; ard
Thomas M. Blount, esq, Pensacola.
April III
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continued engraved in better and more costly style
than heretofore.
The postage will hereafter, for any distance, be
only fre and haf cents it has heretofore been, for
over 100 miles, eighteen cents
We look for extension of circulation to be
reckoned by Tens Of thousands the result and COM
pensation of this great reduction Of price. Every
friend Of the work. and Of the democratic principles
and cause is confidently appealed to, to exert him
self with active interest to procure it subscribers
both TO extend its usefulness, and to carry it sue
cessfuly through the crisis of this great reduction oil
its receipts.
Those who have paid in advance for the coming
year, will receive it, at the reduced rate for year
and half.
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sUsoUEHANNA STONE.
NAVY AeENr's orrIcE


Norfolk, 7th August, l645.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
~ ceived, until IL o'clock on the 9Th September
foSthe delivery at the navy-yard of the following
description of Susquehanna flag and building stone
for building slip No. 4S;
Thrty-6ve hundred superficial feet Of flag Sus
quehanna stone, in any convenient length not less
than feet and to square not less than 2 feet wide
from 10 to IL inches thick, and free from veins; and
Nineteen hundred and forty five perches of best
Susquehanna building stone, of large size, for the
erection Of thick walls--to have fiat surfaces; and
no wide irregular chunks will be received
Offers will be received for these two parcels to-
gether and must state the price per foot and perch
for each and be calculated for the total amount OF
each parcel and expressed at foot in words at length
for the total amount Of both bills.
Deliveries must be commenced Immediately atei
the offers are decided, that the work may be be-
gun and carried on without stoppage or delay; and
the whole delivery must be made complete on or be-
fore the LIST day Of October next.
Bond and security will be required, and 10 per
cent retained upon all payments until the whole
contract is fulfilled.
GEO. LOYALL, Navy Agent.
Aug. 9-law4w