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20 Tobacco .Tfy1sfscsu!e!.s.

o z UJNCCO Observation-Disclosures,
Vie subscriber having taken the large convenient
located ware house on the Basin. lately occupied
by Messrs Lewis ID. Crenshaw & Co. for The purnose
OF conducting general Commission and FORWARDING
onsness-will be pleased 10 receive Manufactured To
bacco, and forward it instructed charging only 3
cents per box for receiving and forwarding
JAMES Ii. JUREY
Richmond, Sept 10 Wis
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For Sale or Rent,

For Sale or Rent,
HPON LIBERAL TERMS, two Houses and Lots
~ the situated IN first street, below aud Opposite
IL Martins Warehouse, containing SIX rooms,
EsN.:Ta possession TO be had Is October; the other
rTs.T ~ handsome two stored brick house on
AS.5Dilth street opposite the Roman Catholic
Church the occupancy Of Sam. e. Norve Esq.
possession to be had LIST October Apply to ID. Rodes.
ELIZABETH S. CABELL.
SepS w3w
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
"A Bedford Monday. the first day of Sc court
Thomas j. rhomasson, n, isi5
again,f Piaain
James Board, Pleasant Preston, adninistrato, A.
Of Mary Board, deceased, and William r. Hall 'ohsnoa
In cu,xc,,x Defendant,
The defendants, James Board and William p I'm
having entered their appearance and Civ en- sccur hot
ing TO the act Of assembly and the rules of ,li eo
ring ly satisfactory evidence that they ar. and
iians of this commonwealth 1t is ordered thai hh
pear here on the fourth Monday in November % a
the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of Iii; @
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
Of Lynchbnrg, for two months successfully AMI 'vH'
the front door oil the Courthouse. ~ f'sedu
Il Copy-Teste,
JNO. X. STEPrOE.
September c.
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Just Receiced.

HeAR'lAM & HOPKINS have jus, received another
lot OF Tweed and Linen Dress and Frock Goats,
White 4 fancy French and English Drilling Pants,
Bombazine. silk and other Vests.
ALSO "A few SIX Shirts of good quality. which ,bov
viii sell low for cash.
July 3 10
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2lcsttcal.


lis sabbath ON 'hr ILLS What aw proie,ld
Rests like a mantle the eesy air,
Filing The heart with adufaion pure,
Ard love divine. Cone np 10 ssoi ship
from Tho balls of men u.ose low rooted temples
In lie Dusty town, where Farnisl.d art
And carvings, proud and vain,
1hei. iinseltraIf ,la,s.t teix 70 and heaven,
Aud kneci &c htte, en- muiirr eaiih,
hlase aossy breast =. eei "a pore sAoIds -
iouesth this giant tn e,-on Gods tpot-spo knerl
AID inls gaze through Nature, up 10 Natufes God
The sexton lark haih hlfd his gathering cong,
And f4r aipons tie v1eds hath sli,ad
Ills Nele0.ro cali.
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William 4 Mary College.

fENiE nexi session Of this Institution will upen Gas
b usml) on the second Monday in Octo5er next, aud
terminate on the ill day of July following.
Course far The Degree qfA b.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Jf. Moral Cass--Ihos. K. Dew, OPlcst'D Profes
sOf.
Jt. Mathematical Class-Rort. Saunders Professor
Chemical Glass-John Nillingon, Professor.
National Law Class Beverly Tucker. Professor.
Norr.-lo enter Il q Junior Mathematical Glass;
the Student must be acquainted with simple Equations
SENIOR CLASS
So Political Class-Thos X Dew Professor
Natural Philosophy Mllnglon Professor
81. Mathematical Clash phl. Saunders, Professor
INDEPENDENT CLASS.
Law, &r.-Bevcty Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders, Proes-
sOr.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
-Four regular Glasses:
,lunor Lain, Juumr Greek. Ch,s Minnise.
Senior Lain, Senior Greek, rode, Prol'r.
To enter The JUNIOR LAIN lass. the Student must
he able to read s,us and Nusl; Tor the Junior Greek
Ncnuphun.
There are also Preparatory Classes in each Ian
snase. loT III se M, prepared To enter regularly
ETPfn'es 9a Regular Student.
JUNIOR ylAR.
Fees to three Professors, $90 each $50
Na,'i Law. half course, 10
Maucuaiian (or I.bmry) lee,
Board, including, washing, fuel, lighs aud
attendance, 1870
$2o5
Fees TO three Pfocssols, $50
Naturalization lee, 3
Board, &c. 40
/ Ii
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Il d TIL II l. ADIE
GOOD We Tvs

MoNpAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER LIST, 1916
500 PAIR LADIES' KIDD SLIPPERS, a, rs
~ cts per pair. receiving and opening at Richmond
ASH Store Ladies who have been waiting for the a
o0'e' VIII please cali suon, Or they will miss them.
9. WM j. WILLIS
September ,x
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CIR OCERIES.

~ ~ " law" ~ " ''
as a.. low, not 'o"e', 'an any mousse IN Lynchours'-
ihahh'ni 10 ,ae" oo customers 'o he very 'oefai pa
lohaee "efe'o'ofe eAe"ueu u ''e, 'hey n'w soi'ct
cal o' o"e ana all d. noy aie ue'efnheo W sell "a
gains ans -, r.. ..;a. :,
Inc following list comprises portion OIL 'heir soc
on hand hand -
20 /" Po1lg Rico do
% eh<ihed and 81 Erox DO
oo oa'le'S ~ v. anu T. H. sugar.
10 crushed do
- boxes LOAF sugar.
a o oasS n'o ava LaHu'ra E1ilee'
- Java MANILA anu Ma'aeaoo DO
mus mo,asses'
o. d. o,oiA 10 "a supe''o' a'''c'e')
9 99 10
~ parIe,S lar,
- barrels iieftlngs'
o do ohau'
~e eo SACHS ''.' ,'1' SAT-
~ ". Alum 10
,oo 90 "a'''' Nv
i%oou MS naie LOTION,
~ ~ 'onS par non
oo IONS Lump raster,
<'ooo los D''s,e'eo 9'oo''
* nofceS hee' -,
20 oa'IelS amer OH
o : casks i m'ee'
81 boxes Lea, par very n"e'
a2V los smear NE ar ana caS' oaeel'
~ htes n"''s' as,oi'eu s'|.S'
>, by 90 90 poN anu e"c'"s VANS
o'oo w ' U.s. oo, .. i'e"'"e''
o oo "'l"u , C,'
- - bones ,''a n n"eeSe' p,
% % KS n nSa,,; NV ,I ' Wa, p;a,
az A ~ S D'p''' "''' Me"'uo"y '''e u'
ca ca t p'ss 1n"' cu.
az az o'no' spe'a'' 'i''' anu '''o" o''u'o''
10 q ~ ~ l.
80 80 NJ io'le' W
a'l0o ,oS' oas'"ss'
"a = oales ,i9ps' ,o,,o,,oc,
~ t ooNeS py ~ anu 10y ~"iass'
~ NeSs "''e Leao'
5p paS"J I - IVY, s,,,-
oafreiS r'llsoh Sa!.s,
ono H Ger caracas lnu'So'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

NTlRGINIAAt rules hela in the clerk oire of the
cut superior court oil law and cnanc:ry, holden in 'p
,"he count! OF Campbell ON Monday the 18th day August
Adeiine f. Ward wife ofGles Ward, who BY Jams
w ard, her son and next FRIEND and SAID james
Ward, trustee OF the said Adeline T. Ward
Plaintiffs,
against
Richard Perkins, admir- of James B. R:sunc dccea'td
ana IN his own right, Dabney Martini Ferdinand Risq"
and George {. llutter and Henrietta } his wife,
Defendants
In CHANcERY.
nc DEFENDANT terdmandW w. Rsque, not la wing en'ee
ms appearance and given security ling act oil ~
ana the rules OF tins court, and appearing by s'
factory evidence that he is nhabiiai Ibis common
"eaih II Is ordered, that the said PENDANT appear he
on me rt day OF the next October term of said court %
me PHI OF the Plaintiffs, and III copy oil TIN, "
Ger oe forthwith inserted in some ne spaper printed y
Inc town of Lyncburg for two mont IS ana
posted al the front door of the court house OF this cou"
y" Soiic court day Copy-Teste, -
Aug. IS WIN
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.fuly21

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circu SUI
- riof Court OF Law and Chancery, for The Count! \
Halifax, IN the nonth of July 1915:
Daniel Mar, Pluinf
against
Peter Barks,!ne, Jesse e. Adams, Josiah Canada NJ
ihaniei ialdy and Kebccca lbs vile, D.Icndnp
In CuANCEEY.
The defendants Natlani4C bny and Reb~ en- Ii vii.
hnfg entered their appearance, and il jpenne by siI
Tory e'idencr that they are not inhabitants Of this Canh
wealth; IL is ordered that the sud defendants Nathaniel aa
aud iiebeeca lis wife do appear here the first Monn
october next and answer the plunth bil aud talne'
OF TINS order be forthwith inserted in the Lyn hbnrg N
IAN io two months snceessvey and posted the lon d.
OF the court house OF this county
Copy-Tcsie.
VIM. s. HOLT, D. Z
July Il WIN
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Executors sale OF Land.

n execution of the last will and testament of John
4 Wharton. decd, the subscriber offers for sale a
valuable tract Of land of which said deceden died seiz
ed, lying in Bedford county, on The waters Of Hunting
Creek and conaininp
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Oh, what fame L. here
Tie golden un is dazzlng l~dian,e clad,
high in Tie rosy ehaneel 81 the east hath lung
His qucnehless lamp. J lie oiean's peal,
From tiny treble b. tn, insects hnniul,
To The de- 7 bass Of many daPPed he'd,
Floats ON the listening car While Echo's voice.
From mound ouo cave, deep ia the bcotng ELL.
o. mid the pillsf'd oaks whose gnarlcd atns
And to@ eiirg tops brace up The licy dome
,.iVos bach is music tote. Tie ambient ar,
Fann'ahy the zophyn fun the fowery lea,
Gomez incense laden Ia The gIatcful ,ccpe,
Each swinging ctuser OF the clover cop
Yielding it, wealth 81 sweets.
Come then and Io,n,
it'll rererent heart and low enr rural baud,
Nhilo from the tcemiug earth, the singing bud,
And all minutir Of the eiIon. world,
With eve OF faith, ia meek design We trace
The wonder workings Of the aaEar FIRST GArsr.
Fouafaia PBk, rag 10, ISIS. \ MeM
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VIRGINIA Alta court held for Bedford CONT,
hund. ed and forty five N '"oasand ,ish
John Ashwcll, j., Meredith Ashwcll Dan;e,
els vile, formerly Jane Ashwell, illiam Fa,n.s JAM
cl his wife, formerly Nancy Ashwell, James
iPabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Ashwel and wm
zy,ne, committee Of the person aud estate of
-''"' ''A"'"' PLAINTIFF,
Nancy A. Ashwell D.e,
In CHANcERY
The defendant, Nancy A. Aslvell, not having e,,.,,
appearance and given security according to the A., " aT
semhiy aud the rules OF this COURT and il apueari A
satisfaction of the court thai she is an !" The
common wealth: 1t is ordered, That she do appea, I'M
the fourth Monday in Novembernext and ans,ve, AZ %
OF the plaintsi and that copy Of this order be f,,i
published IN some newspaper printed in the TOWN of
burg of two months successfully, and posted a, In
ddoi oil The court house Of this o,u unity. ""d
Copy-resie,
JNo. Il. SrEPrOE c.r.
September 70 Sc
4 I Ruiz held in The Clerks Office of the Ci,,n; r.
rlor Court of Law and cLanccrv Tor the cunt, fu
iiax, in the month of July 1915 INA
Thomas Hundlcy, pl,;,;o
D'"l''''' ~ I" "'hef, Defendant
liz CHANCERY.
The Defendant not having entered his appeo,arc. 49,,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is MOI an mh
tan OF tins Commonwealth: II is ordered that The x.a
iehdaht do appear here the first Monday in
and answer the Plaintiff amended bill and that co..
tins order be forthwith inserted in the ynchbure
iof two months successfully and posted al The front ds
the Court House Of this County
a Copy-Tesie,
July q a
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So REWARD,
BRYANT, wreJsEEY G. LAvrJDEa

a RE now receiving at their new Store, nearly oppo-
"A site the house formerly occupied by BRYAN / &
YOUNG, large and splendid assortment of
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Feb. II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
THE TRIBUNE.
For tile Weekly Tribune.

For tie Weekly Tribune.
THE ABBEY.
BIT MRS n. sAwrIM.
Txxsxs fair stately AsNey. that stands by tho side
OF the bIne-ro'llng Hudson's far wandering tide.
Where, bowersd in shade amid loveline.s deep,
The spiri,s of peace and serenity sleep!
All round. soft carpet, more fair 10 behold
Than the orient webs with their purple and gold,
0er the smooth lawn spreai while the and the dew
But ffeshen each morning its emerald hue.
The sweet breath OF incense Is borne on The breeze
As Il noats through the limbs Of the bossomng trees,
Or fans the pale brow and the feverish cheek
TIL the soul feels pleasure too blissful 70 speak,
o, come from the city. its business and hum
Ye pauId and ;oil-weary deaizens. come!
Here the shadows Of from your brows shall depart
And the spirits of beauty steal Is TO your hearth
AyI come, when the sun TO It's setting descends
And its last smile to Nature fresh loyelness lends.
And let me conduct you far down by the wave
Where It's sparkling waters their brgh. margin lave
here Nature shall teach. and spirits sha hear,
As hsr musical Hurrnurs chime soft on osr ear.
Ard our ewes DER the beauties that circle rove,
TfI our lips move In prayer and souls melt with love!
O. where could the heart with more reverence bow?
What temple more grand than enclrcles rs now'
Whose roof Is the heavens whose hoor IS the 800,
Whose pries,ess is Nature, whose builder is Godi
C,me. then ye pale tolers FOR wealth and fer power.
T the green halls of Nature. for one little horr
Fsr your hearts win grow purer gentle your SOULS
Where the River OF Beauty In majesty rolls!
Yep.Yort, Nay Is. ls45.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
PASSENGERS SAILED.

In te ship Gladiator for London Larne OF IIayre;
Foano, oil Barhadoes; William Bari of New York; Mrs
ysrveer aud servant of NHsven; Miss Anna Vei-
veer, do; Mr. Charles Mears OF Siok Master Thomas l.
Nesrs u DO; Raymond LGcoul " New Orleans; Madame
Lacoul Duparc of do. Miss Annie Lacoul do; Edw
Cotes, of do; Bricncne uavrc; Edw Payne lady,
Miss Ann V, ness, of Now York. MIR Lemon OF do; ID S
Combs, Caroline HILL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
Si'Hiall.S.

DREPARAToRY BOAKDiSG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
4 TOWN, conn. d. II. CHASE, A. II. PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1885, Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct 18th, continuing five month"; al $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college business, and person.
al attentions secured pupils fully as In the most
expensive schools. Lads from New-fork are placed In
charge of careful person. going and returning Circulars
at "a Muket-s,rcet and Ia Broadway. d23yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
ARRIVED.

aaiBS toiue'i EEhsueliint
ARRIVED.
Brig Carb, Po-terheld 10 ds I'm Gusyam, PR olasses
to Foster Nicke'son. Brigs Architect Gray and Mar
sellus Sproul sailed ds previous for Niork schr Pilot
heuce. just arrived
Schr Exchange Merrim1 n, 10 ds fm Cro!x rum &c TO
Nesmith 4 Walsh. Leis, ship Emily, Davis, for NYork
ll,h; brig Ehn4 Lockwood, for do 18th
Scar Larch, Alen 80 ds I'm ChGgrcs hides &c to Zach
nsson & Co. U ! ship Levant NJ Panama April l2,h-
Ofaccrs and crew oil well.
Sehr Ellen Perkins, Fensley. 20 ds I'm Slsa hemp dye
wood, NC TO patrno. Leis. British brig Sir James
Kemp Murray Grenada 10 load wood tor Liverpool
sehr fhehe Eliza, Osborn. I'm Georgetown. DC, mdse.
Schr Emma, Cole, from Baltimore. rndse TO johnson &
Lowdcn.
Schr American System, from Folly Landing, corn
schr Henry Clay. Virginia, corn
Schr South Carolinan. Clifford I'm EdentoD. NC. corn.
schr V, Wright from Norfolk, Va. corn. bound to
Norwich.
Scbr Lady Clinton. Craner, Richmond, COAL
Sehr Grandvie Haskill. Thomas;on, lime.
Schc Richard Taylor, Jamsoa. Thomaston, lime
Sloop Ann Holmes. Williams, 20 ds I'm Apalach!cola
cedar TO master.
siOop Swallow, arcenport OIL
SAILED.
raeSS' ships Queen OF The West, woodhouse for Liver
pooi alAoia'0r' London. and others. Wind wNW.
was got OF without damage W. -'-''
SPOKEN. SC.
May is lat 80 s. Ion 10, spoke brig Alice 0, Warren
hence Tor Kingston, jam,
Nav 9Th, lat 23 80, leu 50 80. brig Rufus soue Jors
10 dc I'm Noreans fog Blboa; Mexican brig Homer ,ar
msi) Ame:csu om Lesuna for NYork passed sisai one
week pre-, ious.
May is. by tho pilot bo,t Washington. ship Hope rom
the Sandwich Islands, bound Providence with full car
20 Of oil
May eln 81 "a " Ion 6s so W. schr Reaper OF NYo,s
May 10. lat "a o5 Ion 6s IS, brig GunAre Thom aston
from Boston.
May lat % SO ~ lon IL 81 W. passed schr Mary ak
or OF SOrleans, steering 5.
wHALERS. sc.
Arr at New Bedford 10th Inst, ship Francis Henrietta
Dexter Pacific o'ean Pernsmsueo, April 23 2o0O bh wh
600 do sp oil.
Arr 18th inst ship Chilli Dexter, NV Coast. Per.
namouco April 3th. 1870 eals VIII 400 sp OIL and 600
bs bone.
arr a, do 18Th. ship Isabella Rowland Pacific Ocean,
270o bbli sp do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
A; Hsvre, e7h nl, ship waldron. Cheever for Stock
olm, 10 Load for SYsTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
pASSENGeKs ARRIyED

In the ,ehr Ellen Perkins fr SLal-J Benites NJ Ro.
no. L Zntra, Guiana, Manuel Peen. Peon, Russ c
Guiana, j Lopez all OF Hucatan.
In the sehr Ldreh from Cha0res-James Duval. William
Stuart
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

- PlERCt'S First Premium New Patent TWO OWE y
-. RANGES. combining Economy. Convenience and Du
rabiiiy1h-e Ranges warranted SuCerio Of
frre The, that II Is almost Impossible ioI
them of order for the plates crack
all other Ranges They have bsen for the last -lgh
months and every gwen The
tou: and instance has the proprietor been called
repair All Ranges put by the subscribe.
entire satisfaction: If hey do they will b.
taken away .ithouf the least the purchaser
rs Inn GEORGE PIERCE. Proprietor 2s2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
HARRISON cos CT LIE RA
MER lCAN PANACEA


FJNHIS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable mat
ter from adneration. and warranted free from any
ingredients detrimental to health discovered ABOUT
year by individual sorely afflicted with ULCERA
TED SCROFULA and who has been under the treatment
Of the eminent physicuns In the United States for
eight years without the least apparent hope Of restoration
health and was by them pronounced ncuabe, but who
taking the above named medicine for five weeks WAS
restored 10 perfect health. That medicine has been sold
with unprecedented success and has failed in any
when taken In accordance with drectious TO ef
feet perfect o the following diseases, 10 wit SALT
RHECM. SCROFULA, ULCERATED SCROFCLA, FE-
YER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL, TilISTELo
EXPLANATORY AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
PILES, ERYSIPELAS BILES, sCURTY, CHRONIC
SORE EYES BLOTCHES, PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
SCALD HEAD AND ALL CUTASEoUS DISEASES
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN INJC-
DICIoUS USE OF MERCURY OR AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of this medicine
has been tested In all the diseases above enumerated ard
It's effects truly astonishing Only one table spoonful
to De taken (by an edut each morning before eating,
which usually Produces tonic effect, while in must cases.
II also gentle cathardc, Increasing the appetite
and general health Of the Fatent causing all liberated
discharge proilsely, and producing etec
tual Alternative OF the whole system, purifying and produ
cling perfect action OF the blood.
Persons, while taking H. should refrain from theu5e OF al
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned food. For sale by
Obtained at Wholesale OF THOS. G. TALMAGE,
General Agent 20 Pnestreet opposite the Custom House.
SewYork ana At 10 Asor Heuse no. 6l3 and III Broad
way; Broadway and Chambsr,-s No. % Fronst;
No. 4 Westst.; Nos. 63 and 800 Bowery; No. 80 Fulton
st No ~ anu 40 fudson ana 20 HAMMOND street, COT!
Hudson; No. 506 Grand .ree No. Isl and lis Greenwich
street; No. lie and e CheTysreet; No. l36 Wakerst
No. 36 Catharnestrce, Sos 35l and AL Pearlstree No.
ia Canal-street.
Brooklyn, j. w Smith, corner OF Fulton and Cranberry
streets and Wn. Blagrove Squres Buildings, WI
low and Aantcsrees, and by all the principal druggists
In the United States
Dr.. B. Lockrow. No. 81 Beaverst. Clinton Buildings,
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany.
T. w Dyot, Son. No. l43 North SScond-st. General
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia; Bush s. Hillyer.
G. COLBY, No. 35l Pear-st- y. Y.
Instructions for taking the article and great number
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained At
any of the above places. n2l cod lUy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEwYoRK. MAY ?
t,LEAREI,

CLEARED.
Ship Charles Hurnbortson, Eastman. NB-unswick.
BArks Brothers, Valpey Belfast & Mllu; Isabella Rs
con. ST Croix; Ahambra, T:rncr Qaebec Rockingham.
Nichols, City Point.
Brig Lady Of the Lake, winSood West Indies. Middle
ton Co.
Schr Rochester. Rogers, baltimore.
barge Comet, PEnsdel, his
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

lst 5 mos '423. Sal s97 81 S56,37s OF S4o.s27 65
This gives Il decline which belongs only TO the freight
the passengers have increased 80 per cent.
The following table exhibits The amount of Ton
mage owned the principal districts Of the United States
on the SOtp Of June, lSi3 and a.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
HIS IG \ ) n
FOUNTAINS

FOUNTAINS.
CAST IIoN FOUNTAINS. consisting of Figures of We
~ nus. debs. Swans, Dophns, Urn Scrolls Shells BASINS
&C. forming variety f than orty iifercn, kinds at
prices from s. 10 $3.50. An Lift and Force PUMPS To
throw trum 10 10 400 gallons rn ltt Pumps for
csterns shallow wes together with Fire Engines Hne
Carts rveied oss Coupling Screws &c manufactured
Tor wholesale retail. By d. L. FARNAM,
nyll SIN - 2Fnlton+t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

eS Sn PER ToN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL
.1osCOAED ASH, dischargins from boats CONSTANT,
broken and Esg-Stove and Nudeive ed ss above cret
OF charge f.- cartase Also Lehizh Coal. White Ash,
Schrylkin, Ltrerpoo! and SldAey Coal. Apply 10
T. STOKES DICkERSON,
dInh la7 Arthnn--st. ues- Rrnadr,y T4tcrracS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

The books of the North Branch Canal Company
viii be opened Tuesday the 7th day of june at Wilkes
barre, Pa.
The total amount of the debt Of the city of Bos
ton on the lst of May, 1884, was 425,7oO 90
Deduct payments n,s..........-. 274,9r0 90
il5O7OO 90
Ada amount since borrowed cd.... II 565 90
s.i632 90
Which shows the actual of the city debt stood
on the LIST day Of May, ls45.
The debt on LIST May. 1910. 81 6os232 SCI showing
reduction OF S53i 96S that or The balance Is
due $685. In Isa4-55 The annual interest the city
debt is about $50 900.
The business of the Michigan Central Railroad
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

Mas. SIGOUkNEY'S CHILD'S BUOK,
Continuing stories sketches for tn and
s;ction of young children Full Of ensavngs. and very
neatly hrUrd in cloth gilt.
THE BOOK FOit BOYS-Containng Original Sketeh-S
in Pres- and Poetry. By the author In one neat lSmo
volume
THE BOOK FOR GIRLS-Contaning original articles.
for the instruction quite young ladies' BY the same
author Bound Ia neat volume with plates Prlce 80 cent,
pnbishpd by TURNER L. HAYDEN.
myi2 No. IN John Broadway.
CCHOOI BOOKS IN senern. Blank Bucks nud NV Binnks.
- Also largo collection Of Music, witha splendid
OF Gte Aprons Window Paper; a,o, LooknE Glass Irr,
minps MISS Urans New Pictorial DefHer-r contains ,oD
r Pnlsr~hveSnle and r-tn Br
bles Prayer Books and Fulnode or the d1sent CHURCHES
C,e,p f,r e. III nj ABRAHAM MAZE'S
rn5 Old Enlistment, Z37 Ble-ckerst. Burton
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
GRDCERIt.S.


TO CITY AND COZ uNrRY MERCHANTS,
AND GOU UNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FINE TEAS.
!C3 Greenwich Courlland s aud opposite the Pacific
Hotel. New-iork
{TE BEG LEAVE 10 inform you that we established our
~ solves the above place, rncsly FOR the purpose of
the North River side We have selections from all
he spug cAfGoes and which comprise the nsst specimens of
Young Tyson Hyson, Gunpowd-r, imperial Oolcnc Pekoe
NngyouC CuHsor Suuchoug &c which have arrived here
qualities offer atwhorsa- aud retail We have also true
Government Java and other CofeeS usual roasted and
ground daily.
We operations other places heretofore
particularly Al 2l haiham 81
We your sbedieut SCI wants
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
NewYcrk-l2 Chatham street; Sol Grand street. and BIG
Bisecker
Phsdelrhia-S hesnut and IS Fifth street. myO
C,HEAP OIL STORE.-Thc subscriber respectfully in
Ifo-ns the public that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp Oil and Spirit Gas. At his old stand, OF very
superior quality per cent cheaper than can be pur-
chased al any other store this city, viz:
Good Lamp OIL, per ga-.....----SO So 50
Superior quail. Lard do---.-----.-.-. of
Refined OIL lst oality .-.-..---..----. 10
Do de ID do -----.---...--. o27
White Sperm do.
Do do % do .......... 90
Do do 80 do SIf
Oil Cans of all sizes Lamp Glasses ef all patterns and
descriptions, and full Assortment OF lamp Scks, con-
santly on hsnd.
Lamps cleaned and repaired. Oil and Camphene sent TO
any part OF the city tee Of charge.
s27 3awyc 1879 Greenwsh corner Fesey-st.