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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

NEAR RIcHNoNn, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
'kHE Hermitage, hteiy the properly Of Mrs A MAYO on IN.
ne from The Casnisou That p1 Of Il be,,~n
N" Rad Rnad ans te kcnd Turnpike tor broad street ION
acres will be laid Cd nti
Lots OF 20 2 or ~ acres.
lying on broad street anf laid Oh on tirhrn.
~h Iay street 10 form bcluufuIly suar lot
for burdng site.
On OF these os ami eouiooou. dwelling hous,
itoHns on Cas- street fo'nerB he residence JOIN
Mayo suitable for large family public numb.t
81 Other buildings which could be very
srnsl eIPsnse.
That part OF Hermitage lying north Of The Raj Road con
tainng about 100 q R mostly Va unhsr c,y
nae p'oaevr Tor tmRE pnfoses bcesu % The
III y Of the sul AMI coruguy The City Rehmond d.
ved irto ot o 20 50 % havsE rr an raeru
western irout rOsd eonusttnt Boad .,fcet con
SAINT stream e waller pss=es throush
SJdnor's Psint Trsct contininE nearly acres yrs
Abou, uaet e red ana no- rr.Ie. d. A.
nnss 10 wood wheh BY the CaeaL On ~ 'outasa boaadary
pouon Of o MOOD ani cansrcJ asc Tobacco tni and
IS believed u1 valuable VIe suiue ang banks q
This property vu-s in,, two o., usrs iot. to suit ,
eiaserl d'sircd according 90 o-strur ,tr W th t r
~ ihs Hermitage hing INN siort .sr,- a. tbc Cty r ne
Coirs sud oilrr publ a.tupu- boz tae t, I'D brv IL .
henhhy Hs'ghh"h1'i where tf- f" socy 10 ,ansl-trj
~ m'u isunh- frog, b. .s tit. par ol 3D.. stue-
The pIsa 81 Co., above b. rpcty VI 10 TEL, ~ ,bs l1, s,
emset ln ihc nssn He, weld .te tag ct sale u.
'ud o wish ,rc toun Mss vii tcuu ~ NJ Tbon,,. ,,
y, w" f''s saif Hs isTnrs ani give ans o,cr iaio
TEgss 90 stLC-ca fouu ,as ths biiales boz tire, equal
annual in-u,HssHi, beauag inis,c.t
The si'e ~'l asf pi-c THURSDAY 80 Is,h lsy Of
October n.it. az % o'crsF NJ IN urrmrara
a. tAuEi.i. and her Trustees.
- cnds ssdet ihr wH oi No Abrah MAYO
WILLIAMS uNXALt. As,t
GrOccris-, LiquOrs, sc.
m WEDNESDAY NENr its ins asi y, - oss,,s 10 font
Of or Sow VI, 'hsn ~ ~ hu,'oa fsssl i-sou,n
r,n- ~ copse
to lsF D.
~ rtoutiss
-.
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tTRASsNIrTED FoR THE BAR. AMKNcASl
PhilEdelphia, Oct. &, ., Z. NJ

We arc yet without any idinas Of the Great Britain.
The weather still continues mild and pleasant.
There in nothing Of local interest stirring the city,
Politics ongroSses the attention of all.
Flour continues dull and unsettled in price. About 1000
bbls sold to-day at S5,25.
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4 VALUABLE IND MOST pESIRAtsIE urS,
DENrE, AT AUCTION.

y VIsN'.fI Tut : 'IIi IIIsI IVCTODer ]. al I
~ oeoek on tic pfeui-s, sSH be cod that
attractive property tnaird at the 18Th street.
fronting Cay = and extending
U street OF % ieet IN With amer which, Willie remain
ins two bali aefes b- Of % above str ct
the -ii pre2riy being tb- rrsldcn John l
TERhs-One third cash the s,ilnes equal instances,
At am u nnn "r satisfactorily redor negotiable parer
cured ~ de-d ~ o Ihs property.
ny request of the L=sa--s.
oc 6 DUNLOP, NoNCTrRR A co .,.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

nosr VALUABLE RtILDING LOTS On
Mhho SHEET FOR Sic AZ Auction.
" I'LL be sold on FRIDAY afternoon the nc in.,,n, ,,o,
w the p,-t 4 o'eors f :, -,
valuable building os situated ~ MAYO S.,. GA,
POSI- nr naSngie Each Of these lot, iIos runs
back lac! feet In a street % feet
Thsss bots Justly regarded among the mos, v,ab for
private residences Of n Ciy.
TEkMs-rue Gu-th cash balance auai nsaimsn n. G. ~
and Is n,nis for negotiable bearing
secured sale ~ibou; recrve By Prot r.to
~ Conn,s =
s- u" sizFs-,nn ~ s-veral by consent
90 M prophet p The oats rf thf above b
EnS sire on which there will ing on a.. southern
-di e'- about % feet unniaE Bi feet IN
ably ten feet wide.
&C GonnIN An.,r
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by Kent. Kendall A aIyVat,r-

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the I5h Octnaer nj O'Clock NJ o,, s,i.
Room shall caer far large vauib@ a-m.st ~
esh and seasonnsle Dry Coos sor- t. b. received
IN tine. Particulars HEREAFTER.
s-ss KENT. KESDA ALL 4 ATwATER Amen,
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lotteries.
j G. GREGORY 81 CO, MANAGES, No.

G. GREGORY 81 Co, MANAsERs, No.
" ioi nAin street. Riehnara- Va
Splendid scheme. Tor October. Isa6.
n-- jsr.sy L., Gas. No. 81. be sra~s
Is NO LUIrERy-u DRAWN BALLOTS
fRHgs.
pine Of 's Sss :" pin, Of $1,000
T,eies e.. Halves 80. on,net. I 25
S5O.OOOi
I'm 3 Prizes OF 10000 Dollars each!
New Jsnry Lottery, A-s NJ g.; ios isisto be drawn
" Is No. LolTERY-rq DRAWN BALrGrs
capital prizes Of stn.noo 100 prizes 81 $500
Teset, ~. H,lv-.4: au,rst. 2
$4,000, 100000, 2 Prizes Of $4,000!
ALkSAHDnih LaTrtRY ch's H. f'r ieio-1' be dawn
u NO. Lottery. DRAWN BALLOTS.
Tn~% $4,000 pin. sasoo
10000 20 600
5000 le,ae' many OF 5000 500 200
o-S,asAi-' Of P.,s.rr. Of g wsse reset, ,eo
70 @ e sss".'s @ q .
rs NO. Icr'rEnY-ls DRAWN nALr0rs.
p"~" ,,scco pa,. Of .,ogo
$4,000 90 1000
o.ooo 80 500
c"uiheas- Of packages Of IS Whole Tickets $40
DO do @5 Half do.
do do. e5 Quarter do -!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cilss X Isi6-to b. avn on
Saturday, Oci 3Ist 1896
~ no LoTrErY-i1 DRAWN BALIDTs
PRIZES.
prize Of s35,e9i prize u $4,000
Ee.
Tickets $40; H,lve, s. Quarters . so.
Certificates Of PACKAGES q 20 whole Tieh,ts, $50
S DS. DO DO 90 go a aa6 90 90 s Is,
Order, Tor CERTIFICATES Of Packages
any II the above Sch adiret
thu ae Gill b.
forwarded ire Of pOs,sEr, Al s received
e. GREGORY Il 90. Manaren
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STOLEN

STOLEN
a. RNkOM the subscriber, on Monday eve.
AA VI nrg last, by a m named WIN Anrnorrtt who
AZ0- sometimes Gals himself Henderson, n bright BaV
Marc, years Old, leg a few white hairs
the k-es and her len hind large together
ny saddle, Bride and Blanket
A. well N. suh Amroneu had on when he
ei bek ock Eaz cap very pair Of
whsk,r7 We no doubt y thakng t,aets fyncibutg
suitable reward viii BE- paid for apprehension the thief
and the Of s Mare subscriber resides at Dover
Mills, Gooehland co, Va.
oe7-d1.' 81 n. PETERS
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oCt. I'd. tSiG.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
FNNIE subscriber has hand complete assortment OF fall
II sEd Ponts and adies srnueai nea
consisting OF the bret aud fashionable which
he would cat want, they viii De- sid -
low any side Potomac DUAL ty
ALEX MIL,
Oc Manufacturer and Dealer Boots Shoes TlnEs &c
FOX TRE I.ADIES-Somrthing New!
TEfE subscriber Philadelphia ~ style
- n Shoe made expressly Tor him and beautiful
Ladies Of good quality, which attention OF all
Ia want Of a hant.nme and good shoe. ALEX. HILL,
Dealer aud ManuIae turrr OF Roots SHOES E.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

SSAn REWASD-To the person who will
tJ0OO that Jue lisueTs Hair
u not the very bcft yet known this country
valuable diseoy"y will enable dye
hair whskers
THIS PREPARATION warranted wash nlute the
health OF the hSir, and retain all is sonc- and bnlney
Bs certain sex for "Jues UaucIs Dye as all
Others spurious fyou wish for black
IL for brown, ask ror box makedB.
Premiums have been awarded IN. subscriber Franklin
Institute Exhibition. For sale, retail by the pro
priei0r. JULES HAUEI.
PeumoI and Chemist &C south II street
r-IovS Ch-sau,
And by Agents, T.. Cinter Duval 4 Purcell Uuva
Main It Zlcirion, DOnn MeQueen Brosd Il
Richmond Ch' Corning, Thomas Persburg nd most
all the Druggists through the Union oeI
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Thomas A CHARLES EI,i.

IvrnRrEEs AND DEALERS ~ nav e,,,1s ~, sp,v ,yr
AND CUTLERY.
NO lU6 MAIN STEEET
HANb N store, aud are now RECEIVING bv
haqne Ph. cn'T anj slap Hathaway fou I,s,,sda A.,
BY raf'u' s''sa on Norm a. uau.siy l,,s - &c..
o. stok % Fsny and staple Goods Coz th san ras a,
which they at-rtion % Msrehso,. Tbs. 4, - -
bee purchased a. reduction from former once ,Dt .
h@ oh'ri re ~ 'u1n sdvfurc - a. a.
IsOOTS, BOOTs, HOOrS.-s he .,,,., a., -,
we u -sfee has ast rceevc not o. Boots bossht
N'V mn:h below the manuf- i1-ers rrrsa s,icb he IN
.u '.'y 2" 80 al in ~aH. Of Ei bot pnes
W" :" e'M on or ALEXANDRA HILL.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
WE a1scrheis ass the LADIES 70 tbe su.
u 81 iHsss Gaois sha~s ssars. &c.
sb,f siyss. wv ~
i g. ,s5 ., 81. ..'y,,,,.d pr ..a ,orsi
Heh french 'hshiurrrs Hni Mousirs
tnbd Csshuerr ufr.s.s
ttsafh fHshfodery IN Caprs. Cellars. Sleeves a.
tae~ zee rom 'ov pucc % ane
Ctslsasts sasvi,. sousr erifrn-iy nee
.fape -i9ws whie. blue. -ra..a sBd mole sai1rs
Enesosetad Cop sesrf. e beau no. artss
80 Fi",es ~ Aas-las asd bsa4ufsi sniss
Wnhe and eori su' uasn Hob- .ons- satrsiy .s .,i.
N'ei'iia fa-is '.islinsfe abis Gl-fon1nt 20
'rd ry~y variety Of hiGooAs ior isais. ursss.
rHns rRlcE co
COLOGNE. ~ gross small size Colognes. foe
-' SAMUEL = DOVE
EPSOM SALTS--lO casks reeo,ving. and for
%% '''S"' S s,..,s..
ISIRE BRICkS-2O.OrO Pre- Iirick.- N ,aoe-
,o' guahy. f'' -ieS
.COffEE-5O0 hays Roo Iaguayra and old
avs '''' 'A's' ''''' Co.," r ,s,, , 9',,y s,s.
- HAND AND PANNEt SAWS.
USI received fresh pply &C "Spea,'s
H'pd 'aa P'stsi ss~s -ti.h "a, ~ q issus,s
p''ees CLAEEstiN sTAaDsgs
NJ 80 sfosd stssst sss,tu 49,
's' d.s-si o. nsala.s
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Anriion 6ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
Hy Dsyenps.t. aii-. a Co.
AUCTION SALE OF
FRESH DRY GOODS.

We shah 80 On wHDNESDAY. Ocos.t s,l-
N'""sk ~ sut Nv toccs kobs nr ast- -.-,,,
"f't Of y" Gool just 10 h-Ri aai asonr
-
hi.s, IA. brown anil fincy eagJ Cloths
- and ria-l si,p,d Caa4m.Tca
B"", IA n miIi submits
Fins anif1ncy vast ~ leans
krr~ larsc
Law -. Prn~t'y Strp.s.
hpson Check, Canton Fiann.s
Prints arge invoice eomp- NJ the saroa. g,, f,o, ,h
finest dova ~ W.
fAnn"i'-whiir yellow AND scarlet, arge as-or,nlrat
49, "
Sand - Blown Shifting. aud sheein.. OF Lei siam,
shs~is. variety 81 syhs
I>'ndoa difii fancy t~iHsd and mack Bank.
q Ekh1n- abj Faidz. a variety
kack abd cord Cambric-
BGiiors a. as'inE and v-at anJ paptalop.
umhrrlis, wndo~ saadcs
Pins Hooks e Eye. Needle &C
Ies~sr with avar-ry of other Foo. nuH.rou. 10
Ihkh--UDeef si0o, casb. that upwards. u,nth.
errdii for approved paper.
'e 20 DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co Aue,,
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JOHN b. BlGGER'S OFFICE.

Il fKtSENT To the patrons Of tho Lucky Office
CAPITAL Prn"-, be To adj - Der
IOHS Ei..GRH Riehuota ",
100000, 10000, 5000.
Gr'rd Coa-'i-,d LOtlsr, Ito Le avn NJ WI
Mug o. Del, 90 Saturday, Oct TO- Is4G.
PRIZES.
p"s OF $50 600 prize Of 1000
iV!oOo !
sOOV - 1000
4oOO &C. &c
10 Nos ~ Dawn. Tickets go Halves 3 QHau-,. o IN
s35,295, or $4,000 nett,
Grahd Consolidated Lottery, Ca q. Jraxn NJ Wa
mngton Dci, On Satuniay Oct I7th. 1876.
PRIZEs
PRIV sas.2Oi IS prize Il $500
- TSdS 400
~ Nos IL Dawn Tietes $40; Halves :. Quarter. so
$4,000 DOLLARS.
Divided into three Pzes dollar. each Iou thru.
number pri1- doiia.s.
"rahi Consolidated Lottery No be dawn on s,u,Asv
Oct s4th. lsiG, at Wilmington, DeL
CAPITALS
Przss Of S25o0OI , ur.z,-,f ,,-.o
1 przr OF 10000 20 80
tEt 70 1850
prizes OF 1000 I5s soa =.
Tickets SIa; halves &. qrs J.
9 Orders for tickets the Lottery under the
infringement % u rAiE co the most pro mt ma
eonci@ntai attention, Il aicresselI TO JSU r. BIG6ER
- R,.huo-g y.
s- The cash for ls,d sight by BIGGER
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no FAsnEIIS, COUNTRY uEHCHANTs,

70 FARMERS, COUNTRY uERCHaNTs,
AND OTHERS
Great deduction PenItcntiary Store
VIE 'usscrber by aie order Of the Board
II fer al greatly reduced prices
1000 yards heavy double tSin,d K-r-- N-rro Meas cloth
inx '
sooO Yards plata and striped Lin~ey wonens clothing
la Store for Fall purchaser:
31O heavy ready made Keissy Goats
.uu P1irs do DO do
5eO pieces BroCins with zz-snt Of rase AMI fine
Shoes. equal To any n market
Complete seis of Wagon anrs. hotsss with Cart a
Wagon Hatn-~s "a pprt.ons
Warranted Arcs, v-ty superior
Al, WHEAT Pans Wheat Bags Rrfdrer.tor. yy.,s,, -
FuEnrtEE of different kirt-
For SAKE al Penenay, Ver superior ariee Of Burr Mil
ston-s Wagons, Days CaTts. &c
The above are offered 5iltns terms. ana pu
ears will do vel 10 call lbs na, OF al TIE Store No
~ street cldiag 10 hSyo's Bndg-.
81 JAS e SpOTrs A.. ~
Tin PLATE, SHEET IRON, Sc.-aUO boxes
II Ito Plaie. IOII4 and I4rS0
- buodes Americas and Rusziau She Ct Iron
30 do wTe fr0mN No I 10 90
5000 he Brazier 5heahns aud Bold Copper-for sole Nv
&C GORDON l. SIMMER.
Sn INNS WEST INDIA AOLAssEs
cV - packaEr- loyrflRss and Nou,s haG crushed IN, ma,
yeTr-cd sugar, ia sofv, for by
&c GnEDONs sHINKER
SN BAGS FEATHERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

HNRlCOBApllE, for changing red or grey hair
n braufui Slack vcy .1r umeanothcr supply us,
received, nni for sale BY
90 GAYNOR a Mnnn
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MedicaI rent-Hooks.

Il 'NAN'Osi ~ N w. nave on mana
" large stock Of vniuable Medical Book embracing an the
teri books, % which they will publishers
prices HuenH requested call ani Roofs and
pficea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

NJ Office. The co-paItneTshp heretofore OK
islnE under the JONES CIllLDS dissolved
on the la October by mutual consent. y. N. JONES,
q. RE- HII.D5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

"a EISOR RENr-The rooms over rny store
They are in cool ord.r well sailed Tor snsn
'' 'es"" 'Ah DC hAh Innhrda-iy- For appy 10
WADE w. wOOLDEIDCR
10 lrt doar hela re CStvH
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FOX SALE,

- me heHuuul, comfortable, extensive and
eonNenisn house and r Fr1nShn street th lat 81,
d nee OF 1anes w fegan drd o1ee lent or ~, a %
De shown IN any wishing purchase viii a. A n nee r.
"' 'he shl~"ber' sui ne kno-n-.nd n,y
ueua ANIMATION Of the premises It's b, 81
VIRGINIA PEGRAM
w. r. JOHNSON
y sS-dii EreeEtrir I'D ETseutos w P.ram 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

VIE arEest Richmond doubt--omc Of them
really elrgahus received and for sale al small profits
STARR Il 90,
10 Iislr's Conner.
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MADISON HOUSE.

She has "ine she fOf s-a,I-rasn I.u.i,n
PeFsans visiting be city vii lad Ter vrry ,A one mr.
."paiEs at being aeeesc tbs susnr. t,ron ~
The city Ms eah accommodate TO -nty sesI-tra
with day board.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
'kWE Hermitag" lately the properly A MAYO on IN.
Nehnonl Turnpike and had Road 10 Washington about nn.
mile from ne Co''nf'"n line, part OF il bet-b
the Rad snad ans bcfud Turnpike cor Brn,s .tree
hnnsi on wheh Mansion iious suste eonla us about 20
be OF Irt, "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

1--WE TREEs or AHERWA NATIVE sH.i Forurn pistaraiy
and boisnicsy dnsa snt 6,any and popuisfy III
scbcd being considered principally reference geo
ufy and hsinfy, fd AMI austou popneatou and cuufe
accidents ara ssssa properties ana uss stonsny in NE ans in
uusn ~ neoiumefee, AMI hrr srpraton ufu srd
mental piuptnus. nust,sief ~ nun, rs eurrsvi. ~ ~
browne, authnf ~ the syva American
80 So.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-04-22
Great Bargains -!

BOOTS AND SHOES! BOOTS AND
- SHOES SAMUEL PHILLIPS, (succes-
sor to Walter Clarke & Son, sign of the Black
Boot, Pennsylvania avenue) having just returned
from the Northern cities, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public in general that he is now
prepared to offer for sale, upon the most pleasing
terms, a large and general assortment of Boots and
Shoes, consisting in part, Of the following:
FOR THE LADIES. ri
900 pairs Morocco and Kid French Slippers, from
so cts to 81 p.
Kid Paris Ties, beaul,fa! article.
Morocco and Kid Slippers and Ties
Bronze Morocco and English Kid Slippers
Morocco and Kid Buskin Welts
Lasting , do do
Whole and half Bronze and Black Caters
White Satin and White Kid Slippers
VARIETY,
Misses Morocco and Kid Buskins and Slippers
Do Caters, bronze and other colors
Chdren's Morocco and Kid Boots and Shoes
Infants Fancy Shoes and Caters
Mems lined and bound Brogans, all prices
Gentemen's fine sewed and Pegged Cali do
Do Nulli6ers and Slippers au. a
Do Fine sewed and pegged Calf Boots.
La addition to the above stock, manufacturing, in
all it's different branches by competent worxmen,
and at the shortest notice, and warranted, will be
carried on under the management of Elijah Ed
monston, being a scientific cutter, and calculated to
please the most astdious. The latest patterns and
the best materials have just been received from the
North. Being determined not to be undersold and
to give entire satisfaction, persons wishing to sup
DIV themselves in this line solicited to give me
call before purchasing elsewhere
IUnion and Intelligencer It, Marlboro Gazette
I'll feb 2l-n
The Columbian fountain., 1846-04-22
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL TRADE
ARRIVED SINCE THURSDAY MoHK1xe.

ARRIVED SINCE THURSDAY MoRNfNe.
Boats-Tip and Tyler, 80 miles. 1000 bush.
wheat.
Com. Decatur, SO miles, 267 bbls. neuY, =
bush. corn. 10 bush oats.
C. c. Eldridge, Edwards's Ferry, $50 SSss.
-four, l20 bush. oats.
Cost Johnson, A miles, 4l2 bbls. Ae,is, q
bush. wheat, 200 bush. oats.
Mermaid, Williamsport, $40 bbls. hour,
lumber.
Levnia Ellen, Noland's Ferry 500 Via.
-four, 100 bush oats.
VIM. H. Harrison, Shepherdstown, 465
bbls. -four, SO bush. rye.
Mary Elizabeth, Edwards's Ferry, IA teis.
-four, 100 bnsh. oats, IL bush corn, hush
corn meal.
Union, Williamsport, 800 bbls. hour.
Henry Clay, Mercerville, 600 bbls. heur.
Gen. Scott, "a miles, SO bush corn, hay aai
bags.
Osceols, Williamsport, $50 bbls -four.
Thomas G. Harris, Mercerville, $50 bsls.
-four.
Experiment, Conrad's Ferry, 80 bbls. hour,
l. 400 bush. wheat, 100 bush. oats.
Geo. Washington, Dam No. 8, cargo vhsst
Charles, Wiiamsport, 464 bbl5. -four. go.
Victory, AZ miles. 36s bush. wheat, soo
bush wheat, 10 bush. farseed.
gondoa, Point Rocks, 90 bbl' hcur, 10
bush. wheat.
Susan Harris, Mercervie, 750 bbs. hSur,
ropdola. Edwards Ferry, 40 bbls. Hour.
40 bush. wheat. "a bush. corn s1
! kee,s and 3 gopdolss, Dam No. s. 5000
bush. coal. l.Mue
A number of boats with limestone and vcsd.
pEfARrHp. t'R
Thirty FIVE boat. have gone up since Thus-
day morning, carrying fresh fish. salt. plaster.
groceries, lumber, &C.. to different poinn.
Georgetown .aspocsts.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-04-22
CONGRESS BOOKS, Law BOOKS,

MEDICAL BOOKS, AMERICAN HISTORY,
lNl &C. The subscriber has for sale, at his Store,
near corner of Al street and Pennsylvania avenue
Washington, large stock Of
Ae LAW BOOKS.
Among them are all the elementary works also
The English and American Common Law and
Chancey Reports. All the New York and Mary.
land Reports: some of the Virginia Reports The
Law Library, SO vols, together with handsome
selection OF such other Law Books as are suitable
for the Washington market.
CONGRESS BOOKS.
All the Laws, Documents, Journals, Registers of
Debates, and all books subscribed for or published
by Congress, to be had in quantities at the sub
scribers. The
MEDICAL BOOKS
were selected by the gentlemen of the Faculty in
the District. The collection embraces all the stan
dard and elementary works.
"AMERICAN HISTORY"
Some the American Books are very old and
rare; and III the late works on American subjects
are to be found in this Chapter
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS"
All the current literature of the day will be found
among these in all the various fashionable bindings
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
All the Bibles Prayer, and Hymn Books of al
most all the different denominations, in all kinds of
bindings.
"BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY"
A handsome assortment of Blank Books, and
all kinds of Stationery, for sale as above.
The Books will be sold as cheap as at any other
Bookstore in the United States.
march 7-tf GEORGE TEMPLEMAN. ],
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

The Eastern Mail for Balnmorss Phl!sdsl-
phia, New York and Boston. closes st ~ ana
9 P. M. daily, except on SATURDAY nSnn
No mails sent East Of Baltimore on cuadsI
morning. -
The mails from the above cities srnvs daH
at 9 A. M. and p. M. except Sunday aigat-
The Western Mail closes at 3 +. M. ana
arrives at P. M daily. s !,
The southera Mail closes at A. NJ. and
arrives at p. M. daily.
Office open from n A. M. to 9 p. M. dsly.
except Sunday, on which day it is opss from
~ A. M. TO 10 A. M. and from IL M. to u
P. NJ, and from to 9 p M.
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NE WIS ITE MS.
What is il but Map Of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p CoCper.


SunnEN DEATH OF YOUNG MINISTER "In
the midst df life we are In death, is an oft-re-
peated quotation, and often are we reminded
of the solemn truth which 1T conveys. The
Rev., AIR. Duy, son of Lambert Duy, esq, one
of the Oldest members Of st. Andrews church.
died suddenly at 6 o'clock on Sunday morn
lag, oil bilious cholIc. This young divine was
baptlsed, was Sunday school scholar, and af-
forwards teacher, was confirmed, ordained,
and preached his first and last sermon, all ID
ST. Andrews church. He was TO have preach
ed at Grace church the morning he died, and
had prepared sermon, the subject OF which
was (reuiarkable colncldence) The Fear OF
Death Conquered" The decease was most
amisble young gentleman. possessing the I'm
est talents, and the piety OF which he gave ev-
dence at so early an age, grew brighter as he
advanced in years. He was the idol of his pa
rents. and the pious pride OF the congregation
IN which he was reared. His untimely reno.
val from the field of usefulness upon which he
was Just entering, has caused the deepest al
Fiction. The. ways of Providence are often
mysterious, yet never errIng. The good are
always taken. Phila. Times
ARrpus's MlGAzINE.--Th subscription list
of this popular monthly has been purchased,
as we understand from the Phla. Times, by
Mr.. Louis A. Cooley. who will. In future, fur
nlsh the subscribers with the 4" Ladies Book" ,"
very beautiful publication
Nor GuILry.--PoIly Bodine has been ac-
quilted of the charge of murder, for which she
was recently tried.
There were five deaths by small pox in Phi
ladephia, last week and twenty-five by Con
sumption. -..-.-..
The Camphne Mandatory OF Wiley and,
Pearze, at Philadelphia. was burned on The
2Oth. Loss considerable.
DR. HoLLIcK, charged with Publishing an
indecent libel, was acquitted IN the Phlladel
phia Court Of Quarter Sessions, on Monday
C.. and o. CANAL. The Cumberland CIVIL
ian saws. " We are not alarmed, as some are,
about the canal-he completion of 'chtch ,re co't-
stder certain" ..,
wv ANTED, permits, issued by the Secretary Of
w War, TO locate lands in the Mineral District
Of Lake Superior, not yet located, and now WIN
the year from their date
CLARKE & QuANTRlLL'
march ss.2wd
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House, by vote of Yeas l28, Nays
so. ordered Committee of Conference, con
sistlng of Messrs. G. ]. Ingersoll, Owen and
Hilliard, } TO be appointed on the dsagreeing
amendments TO the Oregon resolutions.
The House, in Committee Of the Whole
on the State OF the Union, resumed the con
Sidera,on Of the bill TO regulate trade and IN
tercohrse with the Indian tribes in the terri
tory of Oregon, and to preserve peace and
cultivate friendship with and among tbe said
Indian tribes; and after reading it, towards
the close Of the session. its further considera-
tiou was postponed until the second Monday
IN May.
And then the House adjourned.
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FOR RENT OR SALE,

ON Massachusetts, Avenue, between Al and 9Th
" streets, TWO CONVENIENT FRAME
HOUSES, containing six good rooms each, with
porches at front door, good yards and sheds. water
very convenient rent moderate. For further lnfor.
nation inquire at the house East OF the above.
To any person wishing to purchase, the terms will
be made easy, as but little cash will be required at
the sale. march 20-tf