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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No. 254:
3 - 53 E 3 60 40 80 30 60 - 49,
Half Ticket Nos 80 So 50, Capital Prize
in the above, sold by WORD.
Drawing OF Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Ex-
Ira, Class No. g.:
40 80 Sc l6 60 IS - 4 SO G9 25 "A A.
Ticket Nos 80 Sc -, Capital Prize in the
above, sold by WORD.
Drawing Of Alexandr Lottery Extra No 252:
II 20 81 % IS G6 az 6S 81 rs IS 81.
Ticket Nos. 2 Is q, q Capital Prize in The
above, sold by WORD.
Cct. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

ARREST CT SUPPOSED ABoLTTIoNisT.-A
man calling himself John A. Innis was arrested
this morning BY officers Zell, Ridsely and Cook
on suspicion of stealing, or aiding 10 escape from
his master neg.o man, who calls himself
John Innifer. The accused, on examination be-
fore the magistrate, told number OF improba-
Bile and contradictory stories first stating that The
negro was free, had formerly lived in Virginia
bul that he was proceeding home to his mother in
Massachusetts.
He next said he had never seen The man untilhe
had met him this morning in Washington city
The demeanor of both was highly suspicious,
and they were committed 10 Jail by Walton Gray,
Esq, for further examination.
[Bntim.ore Patriot, Saturday Ereniag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

We yesterday published letter from Q wash
inglon correspondent Of The n. f.Journal OF Com
mcrce, which, protesting 10 give Inc receipts ana
expenditures lsr The last fiscal year, ending 3o'h
June. 1915 states that "lhe expenditures under
the direction Of Inc War Department were very
large, being over Sl5OOO0Oo, or more than one
hall Of the whole expenses Of the Government. =
The Union correcis The error, and adds some IN
teresling information:
awe are authorized 10 say, that no such heavy
expenditure was made during that year, under
The direction Of The War Department. There Is
an error Of probably halt dozen millions oil dol,
lars. The War Department has not expended
two.lhirds of fifteen millions. This wrller puts
The whole expense at abou; thirty millions. II
fifteen millions were expended BY The war De-
partmen,, over six by The navy, and over Two LOT
miscellaneous expenscs-making over ~, ooO,-
OOO-it would leave less than seven millions lor
The excuses Of foreign intercourse, mlsceilaDe-
Gus expenses, and for payments on account Oh
The public debt, The amount OF treasury notes
and stock of The loan of 1911, that fell due with
in The last year. exceeded seven millions More
than that sum has been actually paid. This
would leave nothing for miscellaneous expenses
and foreign intercourse. This proves, most con-
c usivelv, that The expenses OF the War Depart
men, have been grossly exaggerated"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
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from and Salt

90 TONS well assorted country Iron.
~ 100 sacks Ground Alum Sail; for sale by
JONES & WINSTON,
Oct 2S-clm Below the Bell Tavern
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as6ca)ooroo1U EatQtttrKr.
AUGUSTA, Georgia, Oct Ct; "a.

AUGUSTA, Georgia, Oct: ~
DISTRESSING Rail RoAD AccDENT-"e are
panied to learn that most distressing accIaen.
occurred on Tuesday night, above Marietta on
the State road, by which c. +. M. Garnet, inc
Stale engineer, had one OF his thighs broken 10
Two places, his assistant, Mr.. Stockton, HAD oolh
legs broken and horribly mangled, and The con-
ducor. whose name we did not learn, had one
leg entirely cut of. This is The account We
have had Of this dreadful affair, and it has reach
ed us so direct, that we fear is not exaggerated.
The accident occurred, we learn, in this way.
The Engine left the depot with load Of iron . 70
be transported 10 The point at which they were
LAYING down The rail- leaving car laden with
iron at the point from which they started, the
wheels OF which during their absence became
unsolicited, and it being down grade The car moved o,
OF a considerable distance upon The road. Inc
Engine having deposited the iron, was returning
in the night, pushing the cars (upon which were
Messrs. Garnet, Stockton and The conductor)
ahead, and as the Engineer was unconscious OF
danger, ran into the car which had escaped from
the depot Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

die dufISeG, ana dS Id do W ua c -
Old Virginia now, that we certainly know OF no
Virsinian who desires TO occupy Mr. Bucha-
mans place. that We certainly desire no chahSe;
and tha, its editor does not render that Jus,ce 70
Virginia. hich we know he hasA as a ifiehd %
her character, rendered in all pas tincs, "heh nc
suspects her using pennsyivania) as warm ',
Ing pan 10 heat the bed Of Slate, even Tor the wa
Dominion We ask him, in The most respo ctiu'
and courteous terms we can employ w"e''c' ''''
iEuendo upon Virginia is worthy OF heI ~ W.
thy of himself. ln the same resPec'iui spun, vs.
protest against the declaration that ei'ner IT..
mia or New York would have covered u,u -, Wv
terrific influence Of the Bank OF tie uil''.9
Claim all the merit you please ior tne ne sM.'
State. We give il 10 her freely. She deserves
all the honor which can possibly be claimed 10,
her; but why place the glorious ~realh aroIn n.
her honored brow, at the expense OF any Oh he'
Democratic sisters?"
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF DEiE9Ai h.
In another column will be found nom'ha-
tion Of Robert A. Banks, Esq, OF Madison ior
this imnorlant station. The following from me
Warrep,oD Flag of '93 brings forward The name
Of Mark Alexander, Esq, OF MecKiehouIS ioi
the same Office.
Lei every Democrat be on the ground early,
nrenarea 10 cherish and secure perfect union and
harmony on this and other matters. nc )" h's'
have already threatened 10 have finger II Inc
pie. and in our divisions, take The power ou' OF
our hands and elect whom they prefer. "iii h''
every Democratic member oflhe Virginia Assem-
bly come 10 Richmond, resolved 10 thwarllh views
OF our opponents and preserve the kepupilca"
cause g one and ndivisible!
awe are happy 10 sec in the last Enquirer
call made upon The Republican members oil inc
Honse of Delegates, 10 be at their posts on Inc
Saturday preceding the meeting oil Tue LeSisia-
rnre We have all unusually large numoer on
now members. and il is necessary 10 come 10
some understanding amongst them ior The reeu'
lation of their conduct in The organization OF .he
House 1t is important too in regard 70 o,heT
movements, and we trust that every man VIII De
at his post.
at is difficult to say upon whom The choice
will fall for Speaker, but in no event we nope
willlbe Federaliss be permitted TO elect Speak
or for the Republicans. To avoid this, il Is ne
ccssarv 10 have some rule OF proceeding agreed
upon before hand. There are many members
who will do honor 10 The station; but there Is no
one who So well comes up 10 all that is required
for the place as the Hon. Mark Alexander, OF
Mecklenhnrs He has served in Congress, Inc
House of Delegates, and Convention, and no
man OF the House OF Delegates is 50 well verscd
in the rnes and order Of proceeding in such DO
dies as he; hesideslhs indispensable qualification
he uni.es cool judgment and just discrimination
with iirmncss Of purpose. OF his politics, u Is
only necessary 10 say, that, for thirty Years, ne
has stood lIuest amones, The faithful From all
we have understood Of him he will make a FIRST
rate Speaker
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

This Evenins-Capilal $4,000 Tickets So
Drawing Of Leesbnrg Extra, No. 5:
So 10 81 80 90 50 2G IS IS 81 46
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. Al:
G5 60 46 - SO AZ 9 % Al SIS "a
Oct. % ]. NJ. CLARKE
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,,appIs0NRURG CONVENTION.

We take from The Rockingham Register me
following proceedings of this movement in The
cause Of Internal Improvement. The achon Oh
the delegates from this city was ratified by Inc
meeting OF Wednesday night:
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CLARkES HEAD QUARTERS, door
~ below Exchange Hotel, 18th street.
For To-Day-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No.
256 Splendid Scheme Capitals: SIT 500, 5000,
1900, 1000 1900 1853, 10 prizes OCO, 10 OF
800, 10 oil 300, 10 OF 200, SC. rs Nos, 10 drawn
ballots. Tickets only SIS. Sales close at IL
o'rlock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13
r-TO the Grove Turn oar.

the tsr0Ne-Iufn Dut.-liF Mass Itlurf-
Nceuns commenced Yesterday the beautiful
the foot Of 57ih street. " r. II viii be continued TO-DAY
and dav throughout the week. Already is the spirit
Of awakening manifest provided FOR jHo0 per-
sons every preparation been made
whelmng ATTENDANCE. Many excellent speeches made
yesterday and variety OF Odes and solos sung which
minglng with the flaming beeze and the poeica inspr8-
on of the enchanting seemed 10 cnol The blood Ssh
warmed the affections Of every IN relation 10 this
We say readers who seeking importance
health. and srucon combined be they drunk,
sober 20 the Grove and swe the audience
TO 10000.
TIE meeting to-day will commence at past 10 O'Clock,
A. The Steamboat Delaware will leave tie foot Of v
ingon-sireei O'Clock. Mainsree Ferry Brook "a.
Mnrkeis street u Cauasrcct L., Hammond street lt 1910
street al half p,- 10.
A.o IN the afternoon starting from Rvinsion u O'clock,
making the SANE Landings ~ iu TIE loren
Those wishing 10 attend the meeting requested 20
procure cseis which be had The following places
Tickets 81 for al the Pos, Office. Brooklyn Mr.
TATE 1872 avenue; T. knsrp S62 Hui .on sre-f. J.
Wood ia Ctnal,i ". Davis corner of Beiiod and Nor
ton; Aliens bookstore 2+j. Cenuest; corner OF Houston
and Firssis Croon Lunch corner IF Boz cry and d.
vi-ipn-sfeei and of the Commit c. Hail. ID Lca.
Pool j. StockWell r \. Walden. NJ y Crofi. POI Bruome
street Meme T. J. Qua. j. +. Russell and II ". sweet
M person. viii he allow Ell o. Sc refre-hr eus i'e
ground without the permission Of Tie commit au5 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

On Tucsdny l2ih int ~ - Paul. Church By Rev
Dr. Wunwr-ht Mr. John SPARKS ~ Mi.. MARY
ELlIi daughter Of the laie Archibald Lamont s OF
this cry.
Gu The l2h int by Rev. John Lille. FREDERICK
HOOD. oi -ist'n leland. u MARY daughter Of Jaiaes
Muir. 81 THE city.
On saturday - insf. hy Res. Ralph Hoyt Mi.- MARY
Ann IlRNIN Of ;.ls city. 20 Mr. JANIS FLiN. oi
spring Valley.
IN 'Ais c.iy 90 Tuo-'ay 9TH Inst by Rev. Alexander
frazer Nr EZRA 9. John %. Of New Bedford. ~ 10
Mis- JO~tfIiNE EMMA dau Inter of fiza1eth widow
~ the late noma-l White col hD1oken. J.
~ New. rsana. 31fh ui Il Andrews u Scw-OF.ears.
90 E-iler Abrams Of Charleston. : q.
In Baden County y C. ~ u.r Duncan Murchisou.
ESQ Of Raleigh To Mr. Catherine Nclver
Az Baltimore Jim / BrDwnee Of - Louis. 10 Han.
nah L. daughter Of Noah RidEeey. Esq. OF 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

7.d7i cts Sales II barrel. c,. no charge f- pkg.
OF shoulders We believe there il none In rnarke,
Beef Hams noninay 70 0Odi2 30 Terce Beef \.
wanted. and there Is hut lite here and thar held
high. City Smoked Hams sac cents CITY Smoked
shoulders 6d6i cents Smoked BEET -.qa cents
Butter in more freely and prices are rather heavy
Ohio Of winch The receipts quite light we quote lul
a IN cts Western l2al3 centa Gu-hen 10 ~ cent.
Cheese l. not very pl"niy. and hrng- ga 8; cent?
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miscellaneous.

NEW SILK GOODs.-PECK. NlCOLSON 4
" WRIGHT 80 Pearl and o. Beaver-srees, New-Yo'k
have in store aud Constantly receiving by packets and
steamers extensive assortment of the richest and most
fashionable STYLE OF Fall and Winter Goods, comprising
complete variety ia every department They respectfully
invite the Merchants through the country, visiting the
city, cal and examine their s'ockconssng IN pat OF
DRgss GO0Ds IN great variety good patterns splendid
coorings and rich designs. &c sc
SuK-C olored hlscs. blue black. figured and Brocaie.
RfssoNs-A complete assortment oi Ha', Gao, aud Taia.
LAcfs and " llnary articles Edgngs aud Csp sua-.
SH.wLs-A large assortment ui Br0che, Cashmere, and
heavy Woo eu >nawls.
GLOVES AND MirTs-kid. Cashmere. F.lei aud Silk-w j
he offered tie prices Tor cash approved paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13
Books.
NEW WORKS.
sew wORks-D APPLETON L

FORTHCOMING NV NUkhs-D APPLETON 1
i CO VIII shorty PUBLISH
The Mission. Scenes IN Afri-a. written for youni
reopr, by Capt Marry.' r. y. m or vols IS mo- uni
form with Masterman Ready" The Settlers IN Cans
dar IL.
Lectures on |o-ern History. By Tho-. Arnold D. D.
sh Introduction an notes ny Prot Reed Of The Uuver
..fv 70 Penn-yivania. vol II M
. Ile u -cel ll-nus WarSs ~ Thus Arnold. D. D. row
frat -.'' eri-si ard arrns-~. vol
Th- volume So II rcruhira .or 81 such m see 4
ueoi. writings of Dr Aund. Of rerm.nenf interest
4 Nev Method no learu'lg OBJ read ant write lie Ger
nan Ls1gut-e hs IL @ o enior-. translated rom ~
tfr rsu win .-lsr t-lons, ly Go. Ad.tT B.. sOl
i-ru.
IL fiuier.. Lessons In Muse. corts.1lg he Primary
ir.rrf.nr rel size Tor at 1r-rrr I'M 70 ar, wleiLe
~ or -r--..-I hr J g. ?. Warner VOL isuo
rl- POEM. ~ D. r- ss'..i hy R-v. Y. r. Cay
..,..f yyfr Il en-. -,..urs from F4ANmaus Del rs
81 .frrn -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13
I TTILITY AND PLtN,IRE;-TF. CLOVIS y, 3 1t It.

I D. invites me public but especially The friends Of uca
ton 10 two Lectures 20 be delivered NJ M Lsehfeoon oi
,i society br,rv corner Of Broadway AMI Le'nard-sifeei
o W,Des Gag ard Thursday evenings, comm or N-
ra e. when be- w1l have the honor % inr - 'Le
-n- Of h- native SAFE bis new science Of lacAyma,
.i,,r ready e'hoi- of obtaining knowledge Of u-e-
mi fi,. tpa~cuariy Geography, As'ronomy Chrome d.
-- -, frr,th- in lie memory. II -kefs Of tdn'-- %
IS cent. each. % be hid a. VIM IL GranGuis r3urc
Binding Gentlemen of 'he pfe-- VII please aca1' eA'
aiming lie. r own card. instead ~ tick =
~ The evening paper. If TUESDAY and "wednesday, ara
,,. morning papers 81 Wednesday and Thur-dsy VIII
49, ~ an li-r >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

The brig - Roman Capt Mugartegus at this port re-
portsJuy % lat ~ 10, lon IS fell in with schr full Of
water and abandonedon her siearn of New Orleans.
(,he other letters deiaccd) supposed her to be
ny. fNew-Oreans From appearance supposed her not
10 have been long in that situation.
We learn by sip from the Portland Argus that let
ter has been received there from the keeper Of the ht
house dated " Hsrbor NJ Desert. Aug Q which says
This morning spoke the schr Young salem of Rock
port, the skipper OF which informed that the fishing
schr William. OF Rockpor, while lying 10 on the Ridges.
South. East Of Bakers Island night Of 2ah uli run
down and all board persisted The consisted of
the skipper Tam and his sons and sOnn-aw u
was blowing gale at the time II j. said Pennington
coaster reports having fisherman that night.
II is probable this was the vessel"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

Fourteen hundred passengers passed over the
Long Island Rsilroed in the regular trains Saturday
last
4 meeting ofthe Stockholders of the Commercial
Rank Of sci,a was held on the Dist ult at which ma
ority of the stock represented. They resolved to
bring the Of the institution hnal close by sell
ins of the property and assets and paying their La
butes.
~ Baltimore. the money market is wiihoui
change Most Of the Banks are de.irsus Of extending
their aiscouu, hncs-raies a 5: per cent lnand o~
changes have slightly varied. New York. Philadelphia.
and Boston az Par with large supply IN market Viz
ginia n discount
Al Boston nearly all the Railroad stocks have de-
cnod during the pact week and hc exceptions are Cor
cord which has gone up 70 -; Eastern which has ra
lied from G. 10 -; and F'chburg and Chare'i"~n
Branch which are inn al 81 vance. and 50. NoI-
ccscr has been sold At l6i Oi Colony g. and Western
~ par There have been few retail sales Of one share
IN Lowell Al 49, but lot would not bring mat late .
would more than l7t mis- Cheshire has declined 10 s.
and 'he BraulcbOro j. nominal IT - while rs line
mains undisurbed and IL contractors do otconmcnce
operations.
The receipts ofthe Little Miami Railroad for the
month Of July were 1910 % This il an increase of
40 per cent over the receipts Of any month prev,
ou.ly The highest receipts previously were in the
month Of January s27l3 The highest Of the year Pre-.
yous about $500
The Southport Branch Of the Connecticut Bank
has commenced issuing circulating NOES. They arc
made payable az Southport bn, dated at Bridgeport
The Boston Post says 80" The banks in this city
understood have their discount line fun up and
their deposits drawing down by payments to new rail-
roads and manufacturer and ihe desire Of capitalists %
obtain Of the choice stocks now selling by New
York insurance companies.
There il some trouble ia Boston with the shorts
in Wilmington Railroad Some have refused to pay the
difference"
The receipts on the Mohawk Railroad for the first
week in August
Passengers. 2,iJI,Ii
Freight. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e37i
s2jjl,4s
Same week last year...-...... 1893
Excess in lsi5................ S552,4s
The receipts from Saratoga passengers were 49,,
80 against BOA % last year.
The receipts of the Custom House last week
wcre.-- "a ~
Decrease in .Sl4740s
The shipments Of specie thus far this month have
been, viz:
Argo for Havre Mexicans
rive francs ---.--.....----.--.-33 VO
Gcrinan siver.-------..--.-.-..- ]. $50
oneida, Tor Canton CarOlus- l@JJ
MfNcens- --...--.----.-.--- 3OlD
Eous, Cape Hayden, Gold. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Fame, Jacme, ......-........-...... 1880
VIM Nelson Port an Prince Gold. .............. 14nO
J. r. Skddy, Liverpool. English God. .......l0Oo0
Total $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

II C.JO<E-'- Patent Combination Bank Lock.-Il'
i i. slb-rr,her would respectfully inform The flhic That
he nos, fuauufriurs the LOCK NJ ~ Grtefsfr'
Newark y J. he h.eu - great eApen-e 10 le M tn
facurr Of to- sane All j. prepared ID supply l orders r
tbs Lock az much e,. pnfe according 90 The s1e AMI num-
h.r ~ cian-- han any other LOGS made he Uu ~
Safes-it beng su-epb- gilmore changes Than any other
Lock now made. The Lo-A has never ben p-sei, -
may ne known BIZ examining the evidence OF the tra
winch have made upon win reward OF 90 70 ih-
person no should succeed Since Tue above ras The sn-
cbr Ia, ma lie many sale, u the above Lock TIE cites
II Ses-York Boston. Pli't ieYAa. Baliimlrs AbsnY.
Roche er and Buffalo and Cncr places IN tue ,eo New
Yo,k aud in In. p-ucps Ces AMI OHIO a1d 9th
er States AMI il has given e-ir- satisfaction never getting
out of order anv instance TIE above Lock IS different
mechanics n nh, Limited states and ao by Committee OF
the Am rcau destitute Who AWARDED % u he nrsi prem I'm
in the AL OF a. certificates OF which have been gwen, n -
IL ! superior 20 AL other Bans Locks, and cannot be picket
and The certificate. can be sn upon application % he cub
.crber who has recently obtained patent for In. Lock
aadtl. pub c .re csut 0u-i ~ un-i Infringing upon l.
N g. Jones, Bank LOCK N4nl'leiurer,
aul3 Sfs off No N IRE Dist NrWrAs y J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

certify. that Of Day Newe.s Patent Permua'o on
Bank Locks which furnished this Bank by " AIer,
Agent for Day Newell No. $50 Broadway, New. York.
and which warranted. by said Allen, 10 be secure
against the OF any attempts pick the same
picked and unlocked the third day Of June. 9i, by
workman under the direction OF Mr. H. c. Jones' New
arb New Jersey. without having the key and also without
seeing the key the inside of the lock and This Bank has
employed Mr. Jones replace the lock that been pick
ed by Of hi looks having u conf ence in Mr. Jones
Lock. JAMES GALE.
Cashier Of the Haverhill Bans H4verhill ~.
The above lock was sold 10 the HageThl Bank 80 The
sumner of 1914 au8 lw.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13
PERRYS ERASIvE.
~ For Re,uoxiu2 Stain. from the Hands.

tn : uevIy-inveni-d compound for to- u-e Of bovk-
srspefs Clerks HsIiers. Dyrrs Tanners coPpersn % :
Tnn-rs Goli.uiihs. Foundry men, >ho-mak-rs >wh.cr
and generally aud al other persons lab 90
h.. their hand. ,tnef from ang PEKSYs Esass &
will tnsInfi. remove ans Stain. Lax -poi Dye an "r ~
natural color OF any kind irum Tn .d- snc af-' or N
the face, IN he complete MANNER ana "i'ul h-s
the most delicate skin II i preparation s"irhhf A..
uncIuus ~ co Gre contains M corrosive SEQ or
and leaves the has been applied as suii a. .
smooth as <sIre intended Il shuGli be.
Sold wholesale and retai ony By A. X. SANDS CT.
Chcmss. 10 BrOIiWAy, Chambers - - Fuiion-st an
n Ess. Broadway. Prics S7i csG,a sus osodls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

fain. and Ohtrs.-One OF TIE mot necessary article, l
those whose pleasure business cal. them from home
VIII compelled 10 be- their bsfhrrs.- good -lr
ltn Shavilg Cream such preparation = nos pre-e M
Superior auy before offered 10 tie lu1c. IL = lrl
rvs Chinese shaving Cream
10 certainly a.. that ira'i1g smart After shaw
and lakes al rpuglncs, or pimpics from the skin
articles from which Il i composed Of the e.us
hen and healing nature and the Chinese Cream
be said be perfect luxury 70 those who shave iheses
Price VI cents
Prepared ard sold by A h; SANDS co, Chemis'-
Dru.eis,. and PeIfuurrs rs Broadway Chamber
IN tn ANTE Buildings Sold also Al - tu.ion- az u
East BruadNray. aul1 lneell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13
q, TExA. AND NEW.YORk LfNE or
M ,cEris RgTWTEN NEW YORK AND CAL

WESTON The subscribers have ests'ii.isd q re-
.r line OF Packets between NewYors and Galveston 10
AL from port bret " -acn month. A. iows
The brgEMPlRE, Capt Baxter, IL sal from Ss~- =
ls; September and from Ca.estsn hfs Of So'
- - ron,
Tn .hip STAR REPUBLIC. Cspuin Mos " "a. nm n'
New.Yvrk hrst October and from Ca'es'"n I'' " w
c-mber next ....s.x,, a, eat, from
The ting O. LAMAR Captain Riehsfas"@n .S,.an ~
New. YORK erst November next and ho'S 49, ~
July next -. a. all from New. York
The brg MARY, Csptsn Sofns ~ , 49,. s.i srr.sv
o~xt. and thereafter in regular sueerss a.. c.b,.
Inese ~ 80 ssIv con mandsd, VII call pobe'saly
md sis neg and passengers 81 u% 90
se; HENDLY CO VIII he tho estso 80.
VIII, Calves and 1--WE efficient suen'ion ~ 'as -
sxeu ~, H. line and AL o,her business dfec'rc 10 "~ -
rs n.Ss Ib~ral advances cons snnsnia Ali, ~. ~ IN
1.sis dectel The u thu s.bscrhs's ~ ,v
~ fynw .rd,d free from Comm salon sn ,,,,r ,ires
80 Won Ii htrrs Gslves,oo ~ usisthp c" o A.,
md upon It's being regularly for~nds ix,Iism lie DIV
-,-,r',,,os n constgned u the care OF !" ii "a, ''
g., Galveston for frrigh p..s.<cr. nv
ara lu,i. BROWHR NEiLsoc. :. '. -----
NAME
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
IN FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW for July.
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Al :. History " the Courts oi Flanders
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