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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
NORTHWEST.

,.1,,. Richmond ENQUIRER and Washington Union
must now do the Northwest justice. ne prmoeiae!
nj mis- and the Iih district have heen placed IN an uh
n easaot attitude in having their integrity douoteo in
The East from Certain rumoTs Of DETECTION in our
son were pubIished 10 the world as having fallen into
the ranks of the enemy We lay patt OF lhe pA'ne
on ourself; and though II came from men Who were
onr political opponents could not but credit the re-
mort Hereafter when n Wing express brings news, We
v III wait for the regular mail On The fan OF 'nese
runors we wrote letters 10 various prrshns-h.hee ~"
Injustice done the glorious Northwest, where mere are
not Wings enough Ia make mile-stones. WIZ oui
above named exchanges place us rtetas IN earia
.Norgcntspn .Hountd;nstr.
Our friend OF tie Moryan,own Mounlaineer
10 wb ON We return our warm thanks for his very
kind things said OF ourselves, will have seen that
we have done iul justice TO tie Northwest We
1epea, our feelings of pleasure at the gaan! man
ner in which she finished the ballle, though he
early skirmishes locked rather disastrous.
To cancel our debt entirely, We extract The notes
Of oy sounded b. The Mounaincer at the final
result:
"11s OMeial IMc II Inc 18th Congressional
D,srics-We made an error in the vote OF This
district on last week The SherifS did not
count the votes, Of make out an Official re-
turn We undertook The task ourseli and found
/. a difficult one We believe, That every coun-
" was right, except Preston, which We set
down as giving 53a for MIR Brown, and 3ot
for Mr. Allen, when Mr.. Allen received on
H. 200 votes in the whole county. This makes
MIR. Browns majority l0l more than stated.
exchanges will please notice, that the 18th
gave VIM. G. Brown majority OF ,20I )!
The Richmond Enquirer gives the Tenth
Legion fair notice that our Congressional Dis
irct will soon ou-strip her. We would not be
surprised II such would be the case. We polled
Tor MIR Brown a larger maj ority than was given
10 any man from Virginia. II is folly Tor the
Wings OF Wheeling TO cover their defeat by say
ing that MIR. Allen was not popular or that he
has mol talents i, is false. Wonder if the Rich
mond Wing will no, call US 'Suabian Dulch?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
a SMALL SIGN

Al The late meeting Of the New York HISTORICAL
Society, the ridiculous humbug which proposed
10 change our national name 10 "Alleghana" or
something worse, was completely exploded. IL
appears, that our people are determined 10 CONT
M. "The United States OF America" Long live
The Union and our glorious old name
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
.IvERr0oi CI.AsSIFIcATloN.

Stock o., UUU baItS. Freight 10 I.IVtTpVO! q
live al one iarthing. To Havre, dull a, ! cent.
Sales to-day, 200 bales; Tor the week, lOOCo
bales.
H.y-Common qualities OF North River bale
we quote al 10 a Is c. Prime sells at Is 81 {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

~ An adjourned Temperance Meeting will
be held at Rev. Mr.. Stiles Lecture Room, this
evening, at o'clock. The Committees Report
will then be presented, and several addresses deli
vered The Public are respectfully invited TO at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
Democrats: maj. in he S:a;e
Las, November, il was 5Se3.

In The districts noted thus :. the Presidential
yo,e last November is substituted, because there
was no decisive parry contest Tor Congress lhls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

II The pressure Of advertisements has eyelu.
ded several articles Of interest intended for This
mornings paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
JAMES RIVER & KANAWtIA STOCK
FOR SALE

DURSUANT 10 The provisions Of the Charter
i OF the James River & kanawha Company,
and in obedience 10 the resolutions OF The Board
Of Directors, the undersigned, who has been duly
appointed agent for that purpose, will proceed, on
WED NESDAY, the 25,h day of June next,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, before the
front door Of The Office Of the James River s
Kanawha Company, in The city Of Richmond, 10
SELL al public auction for cash, the Shares Of the
delinquent Stockholders, asreeably 10 The annex
ed list which shows the names OF The Stockhold-
ers, their places Of residence, SO far as they are
known the number of Shares owned BY each, the
amount OF principal remaining unpaid, the legal
interest thereon. up 10 The 18th day OF June, 1915,
and the total amount in arrear for each, viz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

Another Revolution in Mexico is said 10 DC 10
contemplation. The Morning Star" has inior.
nation BY gentleman from Vera Cruz that
Aris,a is dissatisfied with the new government,
and that his partizans especially the Northern
Federalisis, have cvinced desire 10 throw OH
the present government, under his lead, and es-
tablish separate confederacy. This disposition
for revolt is said 10 have been innamed greatly BY
The severity exercised by Herrera's government
towards the officers oiSanta Anna. Gen. Reeves
his late comma ndef-in-chief has been cashiered
and sentenced 10 imprisonment; and General
Wol is now in the city of Mexico and expected
10 share the same fate IN. o. Republican,
OREGos-The New York Courier suggests
arbitration. We understand that Mr.. Calhoun
declined this proposition when made BY the British
minis,er-and declined it, it is said, upon grounds
flhe strongest character. We are content TO wal
for the publication OF ihatdocument, wiihthe gen
eral remark that is seldom, ifever, that the UNI
pirage OF third power has been able 10 settle
satisfactorily the controversy between two States
in relation 10 disputed territory.
Washington Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

flE T OU Il n DID NIO I.
The following is correct statement Of the ma
joriles in this Congressional District, as furnish
ed By one Of the Sherifs who gave in the vote. II
will be seen. that Col. Hubards majority is much
larcer than ve had stalled IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

they will he continued from day 10 day, until
completed B. +. POlTlAUS, Agent.
J. William p. Chitenden. Secretary OF The
James River & Kanawha Company, do hereby
certify, thai B. F.. Poitiaux, whose name IS sub
Scribed 10 the foregoing advertisement, IS The
Agent Of The said Company, duly authorized by
the President and Directors, 10 make sale Of The
Stock Of delinquent Stockholders, from time 10
time, as NAV be deemed necessary, pursuant 10
the provisions Of The Charter.
NAV 2O-cd, w. r. CHlTTENDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

NOTICE TO pRE.EMPTIoN cLAINdAas,ssss, nr-
Every person entitled to the right OF Pwnshir.
ton 10 any lands within The limits oil 'nshIish "
above enumerated, is required 10 tsas and {
same 10 the satisfaction Of The res,s'e e,te gsf'
eeiver ofIhe proper land office and 1 mar al
ment therefor, as soon as practicable G,, isr q
his notice, and before the day aPpol19',sbu. toss
ship embracing the irae. claimed la ,opsi,st.
pa,ed;) Otherwise such claim will eleSs, i9II
Commissioner Of ne General Lana
May 20--cwl0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

DIED,
In Petersburg, on the l7h inst, Mrs. SUSAN
EPpEs, the wife OF ]. D. Musser
y Ohio and Connecticut papers please cory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

Hubard's majority,
Mr.. Folks majority in this District was 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
,Iarkcrs....ca rtf'.l'y r,goriss for IL. r-,saae.


ASHES -1hcrc no sctviy in the market b,,, urice
are without change Pots steady al rs and besrl
~ 90 q O6! with sales of some 20O bbls The r.,
se.p,s are about 300 bb- to-day.
COTTON The market continues rather sciivc and
he sses to-day are 300 300 bales az very iu rates
Fre.shts are without change Al Macon no change ~
remes OF market q 81. Total receipts 90 IL June
ls2s63 shipped 1897 stock t9ll bales The stock
Augusta sud Hamburg. 1T June, was ls9>o against
15sJ last year The receipts sl902l against l-s' ias
Tear The shipments 2l39o against 1883 last year.
FLOUR AND MEAL--'rhe speculative movement
ecsnue. the strength OF accounts OF oackw nfutss
he crop and injury the growing gram and tennessee
has again advanced l2ic = DBL The receipts continue
BE quite hight which also has tendency 20 strengthen
oe market. The opening pncc oiGenescc wa - o-t'
nc Mich sol bu, AZ the close there was hte 70 any
vsnesee 70 be had a. below IS and u was not freely
e-efed a. that figure. Mich and Ohio was 81. q t9
~ GOOD common brands The sales included all eioa
"a morning which not great deal. sales 400 uois
n Aoor a. ~ OF Fancy has also some" hat improved
- better demand We note saes about 100 bhi- in
s~ong ktna al ; lsi. " r. : Beech At 3H7. sc. The
' .e' grades Of Flour are So much unsettled IN this
-, q NE market that we cannot give correct quota
a., we hear Of no transactions m Western. via New
MAJ hohns Of note OF indicating any change IN ne
.rS HE Southern descriptions rather hrmcr
~. more enquiry. but have not sympathised IA The
Co.n." .s'efn Georgetown. BrandywIne Richmond
A'' &C. are sltG4 e7:, with sales 200 to 800 oois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

PAssENGEns ARRIVED.

r. re skiD Salirqn from Chariesf0u.-Mrs Wood
- md daughter Mrs Medium and sons MI- stark
a.. sni,h NJ. Prouty Mis- Hall Miss kellogg Mr. Jcn
sss and three sons, Nh Edwards. Nessrs Lager Dodge
nsgipg Dunhom Green Trowbrdgc, Cornwall. I'LL.
obp.on. Williams Wcox Taylor Troy, and in the
sperage. -
N ~ siip .fubprn fran Ncr OrieansMr T Whit
~ : Pendleion. g l. Van RIbber Mrs. Van Bibher l. J.
Van Bidder Mrs Archer Mis- II Archer Ms. Chamber
inc + Turp.u l. Tunin. Mrs. Quincy, Mis- II Quincy
lGurney Williams Mr. Van Our-ton Mrs BaDcOcE
vrsfer Bacock W Hampton and 20 IA the sieeragc.
n me brig Eracf from SaraHRah-J smith and lady
Mrs Evans Mrs Donwoody. Miss DonwoOd Miss Mary
Dorwoody Rev Jones lady and child Mis- Smith. y
Miller lady and child and servt Mrs Arich, Mr. Andcr
son 2chidreu and -crvt, Mrs Ripley, Miss kcccston.
vrs Wa-hburn , children and servi Master Wash
burn Mr. Pratt, Miss Pratt Mrs. neersOl, Mrs An
.er.on Ncssr- Ross. WWo0druf T. Reed T. J. Sargent,
FFBsU X Hotchi-- l. Moore and IN the stecraae
n ne sarah Jane from Nobac-Wm Crcech II Chcl-
ses Joscp II { hasc J a Wi-Wall CorTu 6 Poarcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
Correspondence Of livingston & Well..


During The past there has been hiile more seiN
ny IN the dry goods market but = extremely dliac H
10 arrive ~ the real quotations 10 ascertain "heine
business has been remuncrafiye or not There nave
peth lew Upper Canada buyers down.
ne hsWs iy The English mail has infused more aciif
~ ,' 'e nosf market some apprehension = ic.i tnh
'Ae pptI OenHia producers Will continue % hold on n
expectation ol SIN higher prices. nd so obstruci bust
ness III saa thsi private express brought the new
Of The se IN Hour nearly twelve hour advance Of The
mail and iii extensive orders ppsr Cana
ia, which would tr executed before the arrival o Tho
English news there. Several extensive transactions
have taken place here az 2i "a and 2s- I'd al cash
the quotations are Sis 90 rs d. Ashes are s depressed
Pots going Oh slowly al %. "a Pearls al "a. 10 "a 3D.
Frcighis are by no means steady. THIS appears a.
arse from TWO first The number 81 vessels ar.
rived here this season being much greater than last
year and secondly the quantity transmitted by this route
aby less than up 10 the corresponding date last year
The subscription ior the sufferers al Quebec Is sui
going on il has now reached the 0. 1881 Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

The following information has been received from the
L. :. Consul at Piciou, Nova Scotia
AT the recent session of the Legislature Of this prov
iuce law passed making il imperative on all vessels
passing through the Strait OF CGnso 10 pay six pence cur
ency equal 10 cents per ton register as light duty
whether such vessel be or be not bound into port IN this
province. On payment of said duty once vessel Is not
again liable farther charge tor light duties either al the
susii Of Csn-o any port in Nova Scotia until the
3lst Of March next The collector OF light duty a. the
strait empowered 70 seize and deiain al vessels passing
through until the light duty be paid am apprehen
sve that American vessels bound 10 this port and other
ports may from ignorance of this law bee frequently
provided with the means TO pay the duty and thereby
subject 20 detention and expense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
MARRIED

On Monday morning afh nsf by Rev r 2 Barrett. J.
LANGHTON BLOOD Merchant or New YORK 20 MARY
L. eldest daughter Of Robert l. smith ESQ o. Elizabeth.
town y. J.
on sunday evening June It, hy Rev. Moses /. -cui-
Der mr. CHARLES p ROBINSON ~ Ncw-l0rk o.
Niss MARIA l. daughter 0; John ~uI1en Of Brooklyn.
A. Bristol Ind. lefh u.r y.resfcr Lausd % Helen =
Lansing of New YORK
A. MADDEN Co., 3lth uii. Elias : Hsuiey Of Buffalo. \.
f0 Lavn.a p -eden
81 Vernon s. s. James n smith Of Buffalo 20 Mar-a-
sff 7 .herv0od
Oh steamer g. Western Lake Huron. AcXandcr
Hamilton OF Wsrerfori y g. f0 Coe G.. Hodge Of Her
kmcr CO. y. T.
AtRorhe.fcr. r-h : Ghap.n % Ciars-s A. smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

- tOLruN a co. A.clou and tviriA.,..os ssf'
chaat Nos rs fulton street.. and ~ Am sn>-Lso-
advances made % u.s nents. AMI protapt rreafns
made TIKI R>pAf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

- The Hon l. q. c. Elmer viii deliver The
Annual Grafton before the Chosophic and American
Whie -0ciefies Of The College Of View Jersey on The
fsv rre,ioi- 20 the Annual Commencement unrn fri
be- on TIRE 18th n-t
- A bin has passed dee House Of Repre-auia.
,ircs ~ Counecfcu providing that plurality shall elect
Reure-e n-flve- % the Legislature save here
one person docs nor fourth part of The hso-
even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
on-ce ofthc Roche.ler pally nemocral. Iune

once OF the Rochester DtAN lthocihir JUNE v
We hear both privately and through The daily papers
of singular operations Buffalo IL appears that The
late severe frost- In Central and Northern Ohio hay,
created an impression that there VIII be general fail
ure of crops 10 the West To be- prepared for the APP
preaching season Of starvation, orders have been dts
matched 10 Buffalo for Flour 90 Doc lmmed oiey shipped
10 Mlrn and other Western ports. lhc design Of ti-
movement is too apparent 10 deceive any body liner,
s without doubt reason 20 apprchend short crop 20
some portions Of Ohio but thai the dcarth throughout
the country will be great n 10 require precautionary
measures against scarcity al this early day OF the sea
son j. Quite absurd II j. the interest of some 10 ere
ate a speculative excitement % benefit themselves al IN
expense OF others. Much caution should be used III
hasnc business transactions upon such movements.
The latest intelligence We have from Ohio j. nom M
RArEIIAN formerly of this city who Is now Editing in'
Cu'tiyaior az Columbus llis account j. discorfa-n-
enough but 10 does not JUSTLY ihe belief OF q general
failure.
CoIrNBrs. May 3l.-Ihe drought which was men.
toned in paper of May l5ih was slightly relieved oN
"a shower The ed but that barely wet the surface OF
the ground and an cyaporaicd IN TWO days u wa
followed hv north wind md severe frost the night Of
the 2th which 81 the young corn and other lender
plants for the third time this season. From thi tiit
dry weather again prevailed iil the 2-t when nei,
was promise of rain bot only slight sprinAine ie m
these paris Thi. as before was followed by coa Wni
and severe irnsr on the night Of the 29th which again
cut OF nearly s the corn and with almost destroy
the hopes of the farmer especially a. the drought si
prevails io "a degree without parallel j. pcltNtv d"
this season of the year We regret 20 learn also tt'
the season has been fte ifnny proptous ihrou-n
our the whole OF the central and northern portions o W
state though In few places there have been more Ire
Queni showers
The prospects Of the farmers in This region are gloomy
indeed We have spent the past week ID tfaNe-h-
among them and truly say. we never law crops gen
orally look 90 unprom'slng iVAio 'ul'''oi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10


AZ market 300 Beef Cattle 600 from ihc south -ru
Cowes and Calves and 400 sheep and Lambs
PEicrs-Beef CaNle-The demand in the early pari OF
the week was brkcr than the close on Monday night
The extremely warm weather has had the efecto lower
prices p cents per cwt We quote inferior and mid
ding sorts So q 6, prime s6l few extra AZ - 300
unsod
Cors and Colrcs-PIccs remain siationmy-Sl5 p
TO 50 Al sold
Sieep and Lambs-The market cleared at from 81 so
to for sheep Lambs from 81 1910 - 30 Left over
100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
Ssml.s7s l2sssl3' l9Hll54
Ihe business OF the Reading Railroad for May
o. tae last three years has been as follows:

ls43 lsiA ISIS
>il AZ >f71U >1QSc9
he tonnage Of same time has hccn--
Tons ......l59o5 356,I 6lGi,
The Trustees of the Fulton Bank have declared %
hTd surplus dividend per payable the
stockholders on the 2oth inst
Inc my Debt OF New Haven j. over Slls.4OO.
o. "n'n sivoooo due in lS5o 81 per cent interest and
s''vVV '"e In ls'e per cent interest Within few
weeks "a payment Of $500 has been made on the debt
The subscription book 10 the stock Of the Clcvc
and and Pittsburgh Railroad opened last week al,
Cleveland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
MARINE JOURNAL.


Ship sullivan Waite doys from Charleston, with cot
ton and rice 10 G. Buckley
Ship Louisiana Dcmhurst l6 days from New Orleans
with cotton and lead II Foster son. 9TH LEI 3D. len
Y passed chip Ehznboh Bruce. from NOroans for Lit
erpool iih lat 70 Ion 20 passed schr Mary OF Bristol
steering the Norhward 2d June, ai % long ~ pas
sed bark Byron. steering 10 the Southwark
ship Auburn. Duriul II days from New Orleans, with
cotton sc 10 Stanton & Frost.
Bark Pomona, Colby, from Amsterdam 9th May with
gn &c TO Schuchard. Favre 4 Go. ODD May lat 43 10
Ion Il 81 spoke ship Thomas Bennett OF and I'm Charles
ton bound to Europe. Goth lat a. Ion 4 a. spoke br
big Captain from Liverpool bound 10 Montreal ~ days
out. 2hh spoke fishing schr Robin. Of Marblehead. q
DAYS on The Grand Bank with 5000 fish
Bng Exact Johnson, days from Savannah, WIN COT
Ton aud nee 10 Sturges a Clcalman,
Brbng Penn Field % days from II Johns, \. F. with
salmon 10 Stokes a Anthony.
8 Schr Coyuga BodeL 81 days from Apaocmcoa, with
cotton 70 Post & Phillips.
Schr Sarah Jane Webster l6 days from Mobile. with
cotton 70 Hogan Finley 3ih inst Dat 30 3D. Ion -O spoke
ship Clara days from Mobile, bound 10 Liverpool 2th
MI passed bark Lion of Bath, bound on. Ofihe Cult
schr Cambridge Hail. days from Boston, with mdze
TO Spraguc. Robinson 4 Co.
schr Josephine Eidrdee, n days from Oporto with
70 Blackburn. Lett brig Long Island. Ihoip for
NYork in 10 DAYS the only Am vcsse In port.
schr Repeater Frances, days from Wilmington, with
naval stores To Ogden,
BELOW ship and , bries unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10


= T,, GuAxo FEvER-as was supposed--has
- aowr in England -Four years Of experience
no. - only TO increase the demand A. IL evlncod
81 ...,i,y oe,he counierfcifcr- Of the article.
-. e,ro,slns l. one. among various notices Of the
-. G.ano trade ia that lslnnd. where people
80" 49,, a. much a. anywhere. Of what is best ia
t0'- ...,ieulurc-irom an English paper Of Nay j.
There arrived a. this port ln The course ofthe
OtAs % vessel. from lchaboc bringing @fo tons Of
- tor. Of penguin- The .ale' DO The same PEE
ftsho 20 900 tons 20 that there has been con
100 w. sns1nenfafon of the stock IN hand Price
saela from 40 5- 20 60 ljs per ton buf ms de
hs'e ~ i nrobstlv attributable n part 70 the TACT
.,sno recently arrived and now arriving j. MOI
"a y. olsiy a. the previous mporaiions 4 -ae
O 49, Al his manure announced Tor to-day. u
q ~ - H. best quality and ~ the highest hld was
"a ,er ton the whole was taken 10 oy me brokers
3i's p Liverpool paper
-. .bouA be careful 20 order euano from wei
,c,sb.e parties really dealing DO the article
know" Inc Manufactured ln.immen-e quantities n
11~l, They take .and from broken ground mixing
W., srners' waste suiphate of ammonia and brown
~. and this rubbish. costing mere frae they
soo.es. country people ~ - % - per TON. while
seA " 49,. -1sn0 is worth between 81 and =
ne -eH' Hampshire Chronicle.
o.. .seb scraps rs these. We seek 20 be- useful and
linz 10 our country readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
rouRTu OF July Ie45

FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE--The subscriber
L offers tor .ae complete assortment OF Pyr0tectnic
.r-ic- manufacure exclusively for his saes by nc
bet maker ! tie country
C-es Or Towns Public Private Exhibitions, supplied
IL u. lowest pnce-. and he quality warranted.
Wholesale buyers % small rre-W orSs VIII md NH ~
vantage iu giving call. Pr-es low good article can
rl- and lie best article lTranted % BE- he cnspe-
Chinese Fre-Cr-csers and Fireworks az reduction OF
~ 20 G0 per cent from last season prices
J. ". HOLBERTOS, IS Maiden Lave
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IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN

IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS NE>.-ChEaF
Il PRINIING.-Ncfctaufs and other business III ~ 80
of Printing respectfully invited a. caI a. ~ f -
tra a. Ne~.v-s.r-ef here every description "i Pe-
ornamental printing Il done for - per cent % t'
u-fal prce- Bank Cheeks. Receipts, BIS ~ .-' '''
H.ds A. executed ID tie most approfel rile vi r ar
Card Printing neatly executed ~ a. IL 1lir!
Sow Bills. Posters Handbls. Bakers b.-. Labels &c,
n,inted WITH despatch and IN oesutiil manner Also,
brnlet- aA oe- and a. Kinds OF Book and J00 Pm
rnz 4 asionshlngfy low prices FISK BELCHER,
ie7 sus- Is vssey]L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
TEETH TEETH

xxrM r. MIDDLETON. SURGEON DENTIST
w % Chambers--L opposite the Park, continue
10 insert beautiful premium Teeth the most approved
r ucur- and In manner that VIII ensure perfect ease ID
In. nee of Mi-ucai0n. and wI also deiy detection PIT
numerous friends and patrons n fAe cry VI Se on VINO
en- 0y the bener of BE- operations, require no iahef proc
visit fh. Civ u viii be necessary 10 produce testimonials
tom the foOWng gentlemen, which he VIII furnish al ns
office.
Dr. Valentine Mott, Professor Of Surgery VI the unyer
-ify Of Neyv-fOra.
DR. Parker Professor Of the College Of Surgeons
Professor Gross, Of Louisville, Ky.
Professor Stone. OF New-Orean-. lelO Hs IuA-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

r,.yspy n Tnr BAY OF FrNDY.-lniomation
= -eceved from England by the last steamer ina' Mr.
va, la .ucceeied n obtaining from iie British Gov
regulation IN regard 20 the fishery in American
~, de coasts Of New Bruuswirk and Nova-cora
'tib he .frct construction which has been placed
- treaty. Of l-l-i- relaxed By tnc hr-t article o.
sf Convention the inha,ai,. OF me a ., S''c- are
.,sn ,bree miles thereof and ihi- position na- recently
- Sdjy enforced 20 the great annoyance and los OBJ
-. n our fishermen. On the representation of our
,,er Of the hardship from tne strict enforce
nm, Of this provision new instructions hav" been gwen
49, y. pri,' IA Government