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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-25
A NEW STOCK OFFSPRING DRY GOODS,
Ar WUOrrStrr

TENRY JAMES, Il Nnmber l67 Nam
II street, Ric5mo,.d, Va, is nov receiving nd
opening his Spring supply Of FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, embracing almost
every article both staple and finry, usually kept in
similar establishments, and particularly adapted
10 he Virginia and North Carolina trade Hav-
ing purchased them chiefly ioF e0si, he is conse-
ouently enabled 10 offer great inducements 10 those
visiting this market tor their supplies assuring
them that ihey will find goods in Inc same quanii-
lies. as low with him, a his or any oher mar
kel. HENh JAMr"',
Nearly opposite The Exchange Bank
March 2l-c6W
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ADDITIONAL srPPLrEs-Boors, SHOES, sc.

ADDITIONAL srPPLfES-BooTs, SHOES 2s.
AZ N0 81, VS. Nam Street, Ul5oiesais and Retail.
TINE subscriber is receiving by different arri-
i s.from The manufacturers, additional sup
plies of Boots and Shoes, adapted 10 the present
and approaching season, which will b. sold hy
IN, case, dozen or pair, Al a very smai! advance
on manufacturers prices.
Country Merchant, and buyers generally,
wishing 10 bny cheap are invilsd 10 call and
examine nv extensive assortment.
DAVID BURLINGTON,
April - No. %, West Main Street
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TRUNKS AND CARPET
4 IN pAGS
NOTICE.

u,uH nub,ic are informed, that Mr. Wileman
Thamas is no longer our agent and attorney
g. rho sale Of our Western lands; the contract
lu nd 'a sarsement between us being dissolved by
nnu = consent Il is due 10 Mr.. Thomas 10
ia,a ,h., bis se,temen, with US is satisfactory.
s'a'e' '''' - CHARLES F. OSBORNE,
WILLIAM GRAY.
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i "a PD

The subscriber having taken The old stand will
in few days have in Store, a fine stock OF Goods
70 which he invites the attention 81 histriendS and
the public generally NATHL w. HARRiS.
F'leterichs Hall, April ls-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-25

WASH BLUE-A new article for Blueing.
w Clo,hes.-We have received supply OF
his article which has been tried in this city, and
;s nreterred 10 the Fig Blne or Indigo, for bueing
clothes in Washing making cleaner and more
transra,en, blue, with much less trouble; For
sale by ALEAh ~ InL y,
April "a l47, Main Street, Richmond, va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-25

Hats, Caps. Boots, ShOes, &c
r INVITE the attention Of the public generally
l. to nv complete assortment OF the above Goods
embracing
Cheap Summer HAS for gents and youths
Leghorn OF various qualities and styles, "a
mama, &c.
comnle,e assortment, Of ladies' and children's
Shoes
Gents handsome dress Shoes and Caters
And qrea. variety OF cheap Boots and Shoes
Travelling Trunks oil good qnalty and cheap
(. STEPHENSON,
Door below R. H. jenkins, 80 Main Street.
April %
CONSTANT EXERCISE.-When constant
" exercise cannot be used, from any eanse, The
coca sioral use Of opening medicine such as Bran
irets's CArsrai VecetaGts Pills, is absolutely re-
CURED Thus The contuls Of the BLOOD, The
fountain OF life, are kept free from those mpuri-
ties which would prevent is steady current al
minisering health Thus morbid humors are
prevented from becoming mixed with II. II IS
Nature which is thus assisted through me
means and outlets which she has provided Tor
herself. Daily use OF these Pills will never be
injurious, because the longer they are USED me
less is required 10 produce ar operation. Iney
are The oIlv medicine known which possess this
quality Reference can be given 10 some OF our
mos, respectable citizens, whom they have cured
Of constitutional cos'ivenes-.
Sold at Or. BRANDRETH'S principal oihce,
2ll Broadway New York (274 Bowery and 2il
Hudson street Dr. Braudreth's retail cttlces,) al
25 cents per box, with full directions in English
Spanish, Portuguese and French languages.
NJ. BRANCH Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. i East Main street, Richmond, corner oppo-
site the Old Market where country agents and
planters can be supplied with The genuine al New
York prices April a-d
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WANTED, by middle-aged man, a situa-
w ton as Teacher, who is qualified to teach
The usual branches Of English Education and the
Latin Language. He would be willing to go 10
any healthy part of The State. Satisfactory refer
ence will be given. Address W. H. w, Rich
mond Virginia. April 22-4;'
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Saenton. March 2S-ctd
PUMPS.

ROTARY PUMPS.
'I'HE inhabitants oil R:1,.raond, and all others
who NAV be interested are invited 10 exa-
MI. nae me Rotary Pump and Engines now exhibl-
e IN his city by The subscribers at the office OF
~s Southern Planter Main street, nearly oppo-
We me Banks. This Pump is found, upon trial
u.12years. 10 be superior in operation, and more
g4'aole han any other in use-il has received
.lpona from The American Institute for three
successive years. The subscribers manufacture
.oo1 si1e', which can be applied to Wells, Cis-
Ems, Springs sc; also for Stationary Engines
l S Factories, Moveable Fire Engines, Rail Road
stations ior Supplying Reservoirs, and protection
issa'ns' Fire. and for any other purpose where
- ..s Quantity OF water is required, being per-
: I. ,o pofaush and Force Pump, drawing from Is
y oVV gallons Of water minute. This Pump
i ,as oeen extensively introduced in the New Eng
.aA states and has given universal satisfaction,
- can be shown by letters OF Recommendation in
oui Possession. We also manufacture Garden
NJ riantaiion Engines, a neat and useful article.
,;, e Keep also on hand Lead Pipe of various
,... - hose, siop-cocks, and every article neces-
D.. .ol putting the pumps in operation.
= .eIsons wishing to purchase TO sell again, can
% al satisfactory discount
apni s-c3m E. s. WILLIAMS & co.
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Hotel. Richmond.

THIS establishment is being thoroughly re-
paired and painted. Board per day 81 80;
per week $40 The proprietor takes his oppor-
tuni,y 10 return his thanks 10 his customers for
their liberal support, and will endeavor 10 merit
their future appreciation.
March % Rim
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r AIDES COLORED MOROCCO SLIP
IL PERS AND TIES-Very cheap.-Just re-
erred b. The subscriber, from Philadelphia, a
.re>a supply OF The above Slippers, very hand
one coior>. and good for the price They will
= >old cheap DAVID BURLINGTON,
Anril - No. IS, West Main street
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u
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HorE1., Rich
~ MoNp, Virginia.
Splendid Lotteries 10 be drdrn in Man.
The subscriber begs 10 call the attention Of per-
sons in the country 10 The following list of s2'eadid
Lotteries 10 be drawn in May Capitals Of s40,-
900, $50, 600 &c, &c, will be distributed this
month Money sent from any part OF The coun-
try. no matter what distance, will be invested in
any scheme named; and the tickets, or their num-
bers, as preferred, will be forwarded by first mail.
Certificates of Packages in these schemes are
particularly recommended. Please address (post-
ace paid or nop j. f. WORD,
Richmond, Va
10000 Dollars,
Alexandria Lottery, Class IS, to be drawn May
Sd. Grand Scheme 1000, 10000, frs, and
second prizes. prize Of sc 00o 5000, 5000,
$500. 1000, ,769 20 prizes OF 1000, 20 Q! 800,
20 Of 400 40 Of 800. &c, &c.
Whole tickets $40 halves and quarters in pro-
portion. A certificate OF package OF 20 whole
tickets will be sent 10 any parl Of The Union, free
Of risk or crpcnse on receip; Of $50; halves and
quarters in proportion.
$4,000 dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10, 10 be drawn lU!h
Nav. $4,000. 10000, first and second prizes
Also, 5000, 3 40, 1000 $500 30 prizes OF 900,
~ prizes OF 800, &c, &c
Tickets SO shares in proportion. A cerif-
cate OF package Of y whole tickets IN ihis
scheme will be sent Tor $3.50; halves Sh3; quar-
iers S32 30. Ii you want 10 gel capita send
your orders 10 j. T. WORD,
Richmond Va
g-- Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ceritl-
Gates OF packages in The above Splendid Lotteries,
for smaller ones, that are drawn every day IN
he week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official accoun, OF each drawing sent immediate
Is after il is over 10 all who order from
Anil - J. F. WORD. Richmond. Va.
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DISSOI ETIlN

TINE copar,nership heretofore existing under
the firm Of Career s. Dandrdge IS this day
dissolved hY mutual consent A persons m
dpbted 10 the late concern are requested 10 make
speedy payment as it is refv desirable that The
business should B. closed as soon a possible.
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
WILLIAM cambridge.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY n. b. Hill, Auclioneel.
NEGRO MAN.

Will he sold THIS MORNING, At 10 o'c;oog
a Negro Man, % years old-a good field hanc
y. b HILL.
Apr! - Arctionee.
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I, IN INSTRUMENTAL
} NOC Al ~ -,
80 Nc Il .

cyrYAVGE CONLERT HOU.h,
= ~ ~. saturday Evening. April ,il.s To- 1osp
pY,hs ,!s g 3n ssTS e = which occasion
D PINE y , sRaHl BY Professors CPL and
Z? TINS : . April a5-2,
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RICHMOND, ApRrl. 3, 1915.
To the Buyers of Boots, Shoes, Trunks
LEATHER, sc.

LEAF tEit, &c.
HOLESAL OR RETAIL.
THE Subscriber having Just returned from The
i North, would respectfully inform his friends
and The public generally, that he has now in store
a large and general assortment Of Boots, Shoes,
Trunks Leather, sc. His stock having been Sc
lected with great care by himself, direct from lhe
manufacturers, lie haiiers himself thai he can Of
Ter a. great Inducements "a have ever been offered
in Richmond boh al wholesale and retail. He
also keeps on hand, in connection with his North
efn and Eastern work, large ant general asSor-
rnent .. Boots and Shoes oil his own manufacture,
which Tor neainess and durability, cannot be sur
passed in The United States. and Tar superior 10
any work sold in Richmond that is made a, The
North 10 which he would ca the attention otconn
try Merchants, and all others in want OF Boots
and Shoes by the package dozen or>nge pair, as
they viii find them al prices that cannot fail %
please and certainly as low * any other house 10
the State ALIEN. HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather, &C. Wholesale and Retail.
P. s. Ladies' AMI Gentlemen's Boots and
SHOES made 10 order, in the best manner a usual,
April 4-3m.
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J. r. Words LOTTERY Office,

April22 lol Main street, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-25

WE have in store, and tor sale, 30 ham'
w country Cured Bacon which "e seliese
10 be very superior Cali doors beiow he bs.l
Tavern GRETTER { GRETTEk
April 24-6I
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5;.,h Water this day, at g., p NJ.
ARRIVED,
- Gurus Peck, Davis, Norfolk i' S,.,,;,,
>san'f, .,,r Garnet, Crank, North Carolina
j., cs, I De Eu,sy' Wheeler Port de p's''
.noer ,.,;l,, Crimser, Baltimore, sundF'es'
s,hf Jao'''' SAILED,
s,,,,mis. Jones, Philadelphia
Sch'. S SEW Stone, Philadelphia;
S;aT ~ IAN Philips, Norfolk
>caE Il me-, ~ D Decker, Simpson, ofeeh-
r':h. c,,hsrins, Meuir, Baltimore.
S, ~. sea- s,'i Harl, New York. T.. W.
S S.sr I IrnchSurs, Gould, New 10-z.
.r SIGAR-S5 boxes single and double
l ~ Isl s S'sn21pnNiSo.Sp $ DAVENPORT:
ATTENTION, FIREMEN! 49,. ;.
,,rrSp a Regular Washing al yuaT teS
a p eSIt": nev a, s. o'clock.
EvENlNo I. IN" me PRINCIPAL Ensinee Err.
B. oFie' = = JOHN II. BoSHEER'
secretary r. F. A.
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?'HEWlNG TOBACCO.-Just received one
\ box Tobacco, four years old, and said 10 be
ye-y ,upelior-,Or sale cheap by
Apr;! 2i-6i GRETTER & GRETTER.
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NISS0I IrTIQN

ETSSULU Hun.
TINE partnership heretofore existing under The
4 Firm and Style Of F. Harris Son, i this
dav dissolved by mutual consent The debs due
said firm belong exclusively 70 the Estate Of Fred.
Harris. deceased
WM J. X JOS. X. PENDLETON.
Executors o!F Harris deed.
NATHANIEL w. HARRIS.
Eredericks Hall, April eth, 1915.
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ppcSU ARRIVAL.

KESt n 4 ftflI 4 Z.
lust received per schr Tuscarora three cases
) Spring and Summer Clothing, consisting OF
Goats, Pants, Vests, Unierves:s, Drawers, fancy
ii.>s articles Ui every >tye and quality, for sale
.exa, G. DUNSPAUGH CO.'S.
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UTOOD-WARE Large and small i-o'.
w bound Tubs, Churns, Halfbushei Ma
sures, Buckets &c-for sale cheap BY
April 24-6i GRETTER GRETItA
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NCIENT EGYPT-her Monuments, He
A ro-vphics, History and Archaeology, and
ot1er subjects connected with Hieroslvphical Ii
ls-a,lre-bv George R. Glddon, late U. S. Consul
a.Cairo Price y cents. For sale BY
Anil u NASH & WOODHOUSE.
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AMP oIL-Ot excelen, quality, al 6s. per
~ gallon; also, an article said 10 burn very
=, ala. Cd, GRETTER s. GRETTER.
april 2-6,
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FRENCH GOODS,
Al 50 Nam Sf7eef,
a pRlL 24TH.

Il
April 24TH.
rHHE subscribers have Just received an asson-
ment Of the purest French Porcelain consist
ing OF ;.s ~, nov 10
desired
Simmer sets. Gilt and plain white
Tea SETS, oil, and plain white
Snnner and lea plates gilt and plain white
Coffee cups and .aucers, gin and PLAIN I.S Shl's
Tea cups and saucers, gilt and plain white
Teanos. sugars, creams and Stop bowls
Strawberry bowls on stands
p;cbIy oil flower vases &c, &c.
All warranted of The best KIND aouse-AeePe'>
and others are invited 10 examine;
no, - Main 81.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS AND CARPET
- BAGS.
WE have received very large Stock OF Ira "a
w Yelling Trunks ard Carpet Bags, 10 which
ws invite ali in want 10 give US call. We have
s,mo r every shape and size that can be called
s,n'o from 40 Is dollars We have, also, new
s,rIe travelling Trunk, for ladies-an apartment
:, carry bonnet, as we'll az dresses-and tray
- Tho ION We invite those in want OF Trunks
md Carrier Bags 10 give us call. Our stock IS
Iaroe and we will sell as low as any house N The
" ,a,s Garnet BAGS all shapes and sizes.
April 81 ~ : = -.
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SPRING F.AS IL | o y >
Mrs. T.. Vislini,

-NJ. IUI, .EtH SHt'f,
d ESPECTFULLY announces 10 her Gus
X :orneTS and The Ladies generally, tha, she
~ ,rsn her SPRING MILLINERY on WE'D
- ny, 1Si inst. April 49,
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SO IA . TuhD,hLe g., &C. 2icdr.,r.,

Apr! -
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FOR RENT,
-, A large and desirable residence oppo-
ca size ForI Harrison. formerly occupied by
LII The Rev James D. McCabe. Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
Anr,la AGENT and Collector. Isles Row
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Hats. Caps. Boots, Shoes, sc.

April 9-2awIm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-10
Latest from Mexico.

Just a. paper going press letters were put
nto our hands from Pensacola OF the st September and
containing dcspsiches from Vera cruz OF the 18th and
2iSi August We have only time this evening TO state
the substance Of the information they convey An OPT
nion very generally prevailed at Vera Cruz according
g the last accounts that Mexico would formally de-
clare war against tbs ntcd States and that the govern
meat would be able 10 realize but very small proper
iivn o the loan. any which had been authorized,
Toy was the rate Of interest II said that in lieu Of
declaration, Mexico would carry on. hostlities vgo.
Fousiy against Texas and they talked OF making ruh
upon her with $4,000 men; but this generally con-
sdeied - q sheer fable.
TIE mail q the lsih had brought from the city
q AeNco Of the election OF General Herrera the pre-.
eilency and tue formation Of a cabinet consisting
" Manuel fena Pena minister Of foreign reations
feafo Areays minister Of VAR and Fernandez del
ullo minister oi the treasury
ga the lutA August Capt shubrick commander of the
llted states ship saratoga exchanged salues with the
batteries q Vera Cra1.-bashiaxi0H Union, Sept. 9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-10

fHattNftff4t. Megf tsta
The circumstances cenusctsa wM go yUunF sasr
Who committed forgery saturday asi 80 su.rls -.
day following 4 ths eeWufy pFsoa sfs ssi veiysa II
sts,sV Various fumofs ere ia cifrBlstlen - 70 ~.
connections tut thsy saneisniy aashsas4s ~ ts
mentioned y tia letter ana wiu therefore leave 4 ~
uue % solve hs mygsry
n natives conhrnes Their legislative noninsfisns Ar
ue county YESTERDAY ant ~ tomgss.on 81 80 teks,
eontims re "a ne oglhona fofnssl, .,ure..a a.,
W reeve ~ general suIgor " tks ~hiss 81 ths
eounV n Fe'uFa io' ne suFer u ~ uasss los shs
see - - s"@.
Inc county board net today ana conrls,.a. ..,,..
o. a,seks mhich hsfe feceny been sl. an -. .~h.t
system OF lhilslelphla 1hafies tsl.... - - sheet
stor from this city, led ~ ~ ths no..se, 80 80
supported by every Nhg and whtg Hstiv. \, ~. rss
while the few democrats aud democf si,e
the defensive ~ law the board VI hoa - y.
the suPerntendence Of All expenditures ior hs csw,ss
schools, and the discretion Causing thns. a. ~ 49,
for the benefit OF the system. BY another sw Al. 80,
bers Of the Legislature from the city am count, -
ed into board and have control Of all the
for county purposes II was Intended that g.,
should 60 into the mnutis OF every thing the n
their establishment was 10 exercise Mind Of
o. general vigilance TO prevent the expenditure OF ths
public money for grossly unnecessary Illegal pagpo
ees Senator Gibbons and the county board, however
nave CLAIMED the authority TO supervise all the eNpend
lures OF the Board Of Controllers Thus they have re-
FUSED 70 allow any thing for supply ing the schools with
nuop &c and have dccreed that the pare nts who SEMI
sl chndTeno school must furnish their own book and
'''"0Dsy me same course has been pursued In rsls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-10
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

FLouRThe demand though fair has no. been very &C.
tive for the last few days 81 75a4 for fresh Gene
see new wheat; 81 65as 10 for Ohio and Michigan
The stock in store is small when compared with this time
last year. Ohio roune hoop sold at 81 49,
GRAis-But few samples Of wheat Offering just now;
small parcel OF Virginia sold at 81 o.. Rye-Buyers hold
on aud not anxious to purchase. 1900 bushels Sold
to arrive 6sc and already here the
CornThe quantity offering is not large but the market
little heavy Southern sold at 52a54c weight and
sure; Jersey 5ia56c: northern i'll market OatsThe
receipts not large at i2a43c Barleyl5oo bushels sold
at Sc per Is lbs.
< PROVISIONS PorkThe transactions not large, with
sales vented at Sl4t for Ohio mess; Sl1 06a for
prime. Beef-Mess saa9I; prime S5a5I. Lard-Bbs
sasic; kegs SIC Tallow, 6sa7s, according to quality
Butter-receipts light; Ohio llallid western
store l2!sla. dairy 4al6d Goshen pals 22a25 Hams
l0d
sfrDs-Clover s 49, There has been some demand for
export. Timothy slsal6 per tee.
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Cleared
Ship Northumberland Gr,swold, London John t;r,.wold
Ship PhlladeiphIa, Duan, London, u A kinKssnd Co
BHqne RAPID, Ward, Havana NJ Taylor
Barque st Jalues, ttr Andre, Port Prince q Rossere
Brig Washington smith. f.nerlne, schmidt n B-lchen
Big Ann Eliza. Williams, ), Marks. 4 ID HuhbutS Co
Brig Mary, Nofns, Georgetown, 81,
schs Glpsey {Br) Burke, Halifas, VIM Dawson.
sloop Proof GLASS. Bydenburg, Pro,idenee.
Barge Delaware, JARVIS, Philadelphia.
Barge Venus, Wilson, Philadelphia.
Steamer Black Diamond. Cox. Phiiad~lphia.
Arrived.
British steam ship Great Western, Mathews len the dock n
Liverpool 23d Aug a2 IS and arrived of Sandy Hook pth
Sept at making the passage IN II days hours Spoke
23d ut packet snip Sddons hence the dock Lii
yerpool: 18th ri 30 lat &C lou 81 IS sxnaliEed British
steamer Hibernia from Boston for Liverpool running E 7h
at lat Al So lon IS 90 sgnalzed ship Tlos Cope.
Swedish ship Nnne MAIDEN before repo~d) az days from
Stockholm, with 500 to Boorman Johnston X CO.
chester, 80 days out IA 900 fish.
Brig Mississippi (of Bath) Rard CT days from Msseles
passed Gibraltar 18th July, with mdse Draper Deyn
Brig Ohio McCauso, days from Baltimore, with coal,
master.
Brig China, Merrman days from Lubec with plaster &c
TO Brett X Vose.
Brig Samson, Stark. 10 hours from Mystic CT to Hu
but < Co.
schr Washington, Caskil Washington NC naval stores
Sclr Sea, Hart, Richmond flour, to Hunter
Schr q j Billiard, Warren Cherry stone, potat
Schr Saml Henry, White, Folly Landing potatoes
Sclr Z Havens, Bishop, Folly Landing, corn.
Schr Rockhill, Prdmore, Virginia
Schr Highlander Wood, Virginia
Schr Mary Parker, Parker, Virginia.
Schr W + Eddy Gibson, Virginia.
Schr Peterson, Hoffman, Virginia.
Schr VIM Peun, Foster, Machias, lumber.
Schr Cornelia. Bumpus. New Bedford, oil
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a committee from New York protesting against
the universal sweep lately made in part in your Big
custom house, is said TO be in town. Wonder Il
John McKeon and Jonathan d. Stevenson come on
this business OF against the prosorin
tive pen of the second Cornelius
There is no question to the establishment, shor,.
ly in this city of Mclean whg paper, and il wlll
not only be countenanced, but aided pecunianly
and editoriay by the Conservatives, who are deep
ly and irrerievably indignant at the administration
for the prescription which they have suffered 10 he
New York Custom house, In Boston, IN Wisconsin,
and elsewhere They, in tact, are about to lead on
against the administration and its candidate for the
succession in 1913, whoever he may be.
Meantime the new democratic paper, OF which
we have spoken heretofore is not an obsolete idea
IL wil probably be started next month"; as the organ
OF pe oarnourners, or the Van Buren, Wright Ben.
ton wing OF the democratic family, standing out for
the tariff OF 1912, and against the election OF Rlchie
~ Hess, as printers to the House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-10
BV Last Nights Southern Eiail.

PaiLApELPHIA Sept 9-An Elk. and Sua, Boston; Sarah
Williams Cienuegos; Civilian, Lubec Below. Swatas, I'm
Liverpool. -
BALriMoRr, Sept sArr in tow of steamer Relief Clinton,
Boston for Pensacola with 100 granite put distress
aavng experienced gale from Sc s9 u lat 81 So Ion
81 a. which she sprung bad leak and sustained
rng loss in rigging. Also Roe Dodge NYork. Sid I
komer Bremen; Letltia River la Plata.
NoHroLK Sept e-Ar Leroy, Bedell, New York. ADELAIDE
Boston, Relief West Indies Royal Sailor FROM Baltimore
for West Indies went 10 this morning.
PENSACOLA Aug 30-Arr Attica Boston. Cid Abbot Lord
do. X Groning, Key West
Foreign Ports.
CEsruEcos, Aug 2In port Lysander for Boston, days
Cordelia do, Q.