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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
DIED.

AtSolms, the seat Of Charles 8. Tmeheau. Esq, % Pow.
hathn country, Va, on the 25th inst, Robert WrLsoN. Esq.
a native of ScOtand, near Glasgow. and most favorably
known as an eminent teacher Of the Engish language
lie had many excellent social qualities, which will be fond.
ly remembered by his friends. and received their best efforts
10 soOih his latter days. particularly from the benevolent
and h%ospitable gentleman at whose house he died. N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

'lNfE GOOD FARE now offered at this House must tempt
II the palate Of an Rpieure. We have fresh Oysters fresh Fora.
Veniton, Ducks, Panndges, Ternpin. and other deheaeics-whieh
We VIII serve up to parie. in Supper Rooms dued up and furnished
the past week In a style superior To any Thing in the city.
We only ask a trial from our fiends, and assure then OF our de.
termination 10 please them. X. w. ALLEN,
Sc 20 Nert door In Penten.i,,v sto,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

~ The little Gemin phnoipaliues, IL seems, are again
sending their paupors 90 the U. States. The N. Y. Courier
states that $50 Germsns. WIN were psupers IN Hosse Darn.
'tadt were rcceUly landed ~ that port, and were seen ".
ing shout on The wharf, without food, and without money
They were shipped 10 this country ~ Is per head, the az.
thoniios paying tho ps'ssse money, and assuring the poor
ere''ur's m'' on reteiing the United States, the German
Emigrsnt Society would take care u th.m and .,pd ,,e,n
out to tho wet where hey he'd pl,ny oflsnd TO eiyo 70
settlers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

Carpets!~ Carpets!!
SUPER ing ain and three ply Carpets
Printed Drugrt ard Green Baize
Tuned and Chenille Rugs and Mats
STAR and PassiEe Carpets beautiful s.sortm.nt and much
below former prices. by LATHRoP, CHRISTIAN & co,
. - a a 40.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

~ Sec advertisement Of c. Taylor, in another column
Plantation and mineral springs, at Enterprise. on Lake
Munro, in East Florida.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

7 O'Clock. II o'clock. 3 O'Clock. S O'Clock.
81 67 60 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-24

aud MI other Impurities &C the Hood.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDI!
WE fearessly challenge all men, whether
Medical inventors No.truns to produce
the evidence OF wonderful OF serol the following
which was rformed in ELeeea Deysi
READ IT, READ ITi
Me-sr- Rowland wALTos.-Gentemeu:I Justice 10 YOU
and as an act OF charity to o~e afflicted as have
fully furnish you this testimonial Of the astonishing
upon by an 1egae Pa-aooa More
shtfel seronua which banied eminent
physician, in Among
Of Swain. ranaeea. twelve OF sands ssr.ararl" eight
bottles "sarapana and Iodine. quantities Hydro
date OF Potash. and was still growing
My mother seeing advertisement OF
psgsdAs Pazaeea called spoke confidently
Of that was induced y, although
lis efficacy amer having tired
lief NY faee forehead and side OF
almost covered with highly painful Ulcers
when commenced using the "Panaeez,
ber les3-and utter astonshmsnt the swelling
entirely removed in days
the ulcers commenced healing the third bottle
the ulcers are all healed and my health pereety restored
Signed JOHN W. APPLETON,
Phladclpha Jan. 10, 1896 No. Madison ST.
CITY IF PAAaAN,PAia,
MAJORS oryrcr.
Personally appeared before me the subscriber Mayor OF
IT, 81 said City John w. Appleton being sworn deposes
and that the facts forth in
testimony whereof hereunto set my name
eopOrae affixed tenth day Of Jan
uary A. d. 1896.
Signed. JOHN SWIFT Mayor
The above certificate Of
eIaggenuon. His had considered
many failed and attribute h, na
in the incredibly abort Eleven
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
jan 10, 1886. ANN NJ APPLETON.
lean ehesry testimony very extraordinary
and believe be
cord was when Mr. Appleton called R0waUd
Walton relation to his Ills
with scTofulous Ulcers which highly nammcd very
could ever be effected il hardly probable Mr. Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief.
Signed, WILLIAM sTEEL.LING, NJ. ID.
Th. valuable remedy for sale by Rowand Walton Pha-
deipha t. J. Peot Richmond Va John p Calan, Washing
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FOR NEW ORLEAN Ms.

AsKINs LBBYs Line OF Packets. between Richmond and
New Oreans will regular September,
aud will be composed Of the following vessels
Barque BACHELOR, Capt HIk.n Horror;
Brig ORLEANS, Capt VIZ. ssrru;
Brig JOSRPIiNE, Capt jos. RoBtSsos
One place regularly every
month We with confidence recommend the above vessels
the public they bull for te trade and
low other ves. aud commanded by steady
OF long experience the trade For passage
having accommodations both for cabin aud
psssenEcrs, apply To J. FISHER SON,
HAsKINB A. LIBBY.
r. n All freight from the county for the
received and forwarded BY charging Sn the regular and
wharfage J. p T.,
ia % hal.
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 120 Main, Corner OF 3th and Main Streets.
II b. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
H. OF Spring and summer Ready Made Clothing and Gent-
mems Fancy Ware. lie has hand complete
nent Of the following ARTICLES viz
French and English Cloth Dress and Froek Coats black, blue
brown. olive green.
French and American Fancy Cashmere, Doesn
Pants.
Ringle Miled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, Sik and BomhaE zine Vests
Fancy do do Marseilcs nd CasbmeTete Vests
White Maees Vests duobe single breasted ndng
rolling collar
Kid snk. Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Dosoms and Collars OF the latest styles
Merino cotton and Sik undershiTts
DO Drawers and
sear Cuvsis, Stocks and Pocket Hdk great variety.
Suspenders Of all kinds
Sir and Bingham Umbrellas
Al Of which wHse any tn IL side
OF Oregonf
b. Spence continues take Clothing
at the Fashionable Establishment John
umoFe.
An assortment Of samples constantly hand.
ApI7 Z. H. SPENCE, Agent.
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2 No advertisement be considered by year,
unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed upon
the parties.
b An advertisement marked copy specified
number Of Insertions viii be pay
ment enacted accordingly
0T Regular Advertisements.-Toav avoid misun-
derandng the Of Annual Advertisers but
dstHey that their privileges only
business Real Estate Legal and all Advertisements
them To be additional charge and n variation
Do Real Estate and GeneIai Agents Advertisements
inserted by the charged subject
such discounts rs shall be agreed upon.
@ Auetoneefs bookseller and yearly advertisers generally
engaging with the privilege Of change, shall
their yearly week than the
agreed standing rule under the and
exceeding such amount To be charged the
semiweekiy Wing rs
Of Is lines for the first insertion and SO
per square for each continuance.
July LIST, isi5.
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NUMBER Isl.
ST. CHARLES HOUSE.

INHE subscriber having taken that new and
= eoHmod'ous building i2th street between Maj, an,
'y Known as the Pantheon beE-to IN. au,nto, fe.
Puone 20 u unoer rs new nsme Of ST CHARLES HorsE-
snoN WI DC made TO please tho.- may IN. a.
haneswh call and everything elm, a. 49,
tomer.-aud always served n superior style 10y wv "
NH 26-3m.
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Riebmona Dailp 1pbis.
RICHARD ~. rOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTr, Associate Editor.
TER M $ .

The whs the largest political
mae sreep in New Orleans and its daily weekly
weekly editions printed Cylinder Press propelled
The extensive circulation throughout the whole
enjoyed by this paperwheh will be
the from the daily acec-ons making-gves
rvaled importance advertising medium.
Arrangements progress de
Of regularity. European and Home Coespondcnee
will continue be made Keep with
the The Wing has heretofore steadily advanced without
single effort the OF its propreors oenhance business
During the
will be attended to with greateare.
TOLER ELLIOTT Il co.
DAILY Papsrss sExwErKLy single copy s5 for
nve copies $50 WEEKLY, single 81 five copies for So
for sl5-sways advance Remitanee- may
made the Of the Publishers all where evidence
taken Of the deposts Of letter In he Post Office containing
ney.
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WASHINGTON H0TEL,

StauntOn, Va.
'ENHE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
- to the public that he rend style h. eIte1
ANe establishment and prepared traveller.
IN the most comfortable To patrons. he
turns MS most sincere thanks and
ronage with an Of renewed efforts
or the comfort and convenience. His table provided
e best manner and his bar hed with the liquors
10 those who purpose
me mountains during the approaching say lt
he has hed W number OF large and eommoous the
accommodation Of private families.
20 HIS charges will be moderate
MICHAEL C. HARTMAN.
% Attached 10 his Hotel eomnodou. stabIes
with an excellent oer An the Stages running rnm Stun
ton stop at this House and going southwest and
north, dine NV sI-an
pER EXPRESS, we are in receipt of many
new and desirable Dress Goods among them win be found
Bazoune and ombre STRIPED Badges
New style BalLorine Robes
White Embroited and Graduated do
Beautiful satin striped and crozsover musins
organde Lawns, Zepherine PlAids
shEGingham's, French an English do.
: Pain and Embroded Taratons
French Jaeones, Prints, &c
je4 HALVES VAN pRuRsHS 4 vApn
u ECEIVlNG-97 Bags of Rio Coffee
~ % Bags Old lava Coffee
Is DO Pepper and Pmen,o
Is HI Chests Gunpowder Tea
2OIb. Laekertd Boxes fine Tea
10 BeIes White and Brown Havana Sugar
is Bags Brazil Sugar
70 Packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar
40 Bones sHi0 and IO1I2 Glass
10 Bags Race Ginger
10 Hbds Bacon Sides For nal. hv
jel2 cGypnoN :. s,,,,r.,
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NOTICE.-In consequence OF Der cent Acv,ne. NJ
the tolls on Passengers commencing OF last month";
on ana ater the 18th instant the
Boats To ynehbug be sc 50-ay far. in proportiop
my IL BOYD. EDMOND q DAVENPORT.
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ROBERT MOTT
NEW HRESS GnnnS

NEW Dress GOODS
By EEpysss,
AT BROOKS, BELL g. HUDsON's,
l43 Eagle square
WE have iua opened our new aars. No. raj Fsrt-
square, The foiowng roods psr Erprc.. VIZ
90 pieces apsrb style OTran svrs saasssst ps.s -
Asrs NJ
Riehy embroidered Muslin shaws win haod.osns
Do - a. Sears 4 Linan nIura
PLAIN and REVERE Muslin aearfs, sys
Lace Buuons
Pine stripe Muslin, for dresses
Marsanes and ersas
White enbroidered and Graduated Rosss ks ke
sa BRooxs BELL a HrDsos
1nnnPiNE APPLEs. Iu., reseivsd for ssis b.
IVVV r fNfyORs 4 aROTHRH
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[I@I1IIl13IKS

INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the Cure OF scrofula. MercuriaI Ms. see.
aud NH other Am purities &C the Hood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORIDIl
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w. S. & J. DOMAIN.
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE.

Rf the Ships Garrick and Waterloo, via New
~ York from Liverpool Spring Impora
English Hardware and Cutlery Northern
Cities, fun assortment OF American Hardware.
we imported largely goods
eaeuto get patterns styles and qualities OF
articles adapted the Of trade. We feel confident
pr-paTedto sell prices satisfactory and
psetuy and friends generally, purchasing
Hardware, famine stock and prices
w &. 4 J. DOMAIN,
NH Main rect.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-24
TU THE AFFLICTED.

nR. E. d. ROBINSON would inform the pub.
lie that he still succeeding relieving and positively euns
OF the following forms Of disease every who appIy
70 hun amer having been abandoned
"he swehngs seah Head letter Ueerous stand
ing Dropy Tumors, weRs, Rheumatism Diseases Of the Liver
oyspeps AgSe and Fever Cancers, Leprosy,
herenra diseases &c The latter cure he
removes the poisonous from
uent even when the Hot Springs treated several
hundred cases Of rheumatism ana failed sheetins
an enre cure He also hasa remedy for Reference
me most satisfactory be given, persons yipp In the
city and vicinity who have been by may be
suited. - - - ~"
~ Once on Franklin opposite the Exchange Hotel
| mond. Va a. I1-1,,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

peerage, while il has, al the same Zinc, CIV
en- rise to a species Of 'ho most abject pow
er,y on the part Of ,he operatives. such as
the world hts never seen, and which dis
graces the records Of history. Let US not
forget that sll political economists, from
Adam Smith down 70 Louis Blanc, Rey'
band and Proudnon, are agreed that The dai'
" wages Of the operatives in all large man
ucacluring establishments are constantly
tending to the minimum that will suPpor
his body. and lha, the fostering ol large es'
Establishments tends 10 destroy the lndepen'
dent labor of the small manufactured Lee
Ius, therefore not cry before we are hurt
The creates, evils, like the greatest pleas
ures, arise from anticipation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
VETOED.

The President has returE'd this bill to
the House ol Representatives, with mes
sage setting (OrIb his objections 10 It's be-
coming a law His reasons for disapprOvN
ing of its passage, are given with clesrness
and precision. There is no doub! the Prln-
cipe Involved in il would be hereafter pro
ducuve Of the most hazardous resUlis TO the
general gOvernmeni,by encouraging the ex
psndiDure of its funds for purposes oi see
tionai rather than general bened! to Ihf
people ST large. 1t isjusIIy remarked By
the President, that were the principle ne'
eessarily involved, conceded, The treasury
of the wsrld would hardly be equal to the
improvement of every bay, inlet creek anC
river in our cOunl'y, which might be sup
posed 30 promote the agricultural msnuiac'
turing our commercial interests of neigh
borhood' Independent Of This, the Pres-
den. objects 10 i, .Gt TIE present time par
liculariy, when all our resources are de-
nsrded in another quarter. The sun pro.
posed 10 be appropriated by the bill, is one
million, three hundred and ocven;y- eigh
thousand four hundred and fifty dolIars. W.
refer our readers to the message itself
which we give IN another column, Ian,
Mts!Hgencer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22
AMlaNIQNo

KB. PALMER, Esq is authorized 10 act as
Agent for the COLUMBIA DEMoCRAT,' and re-
cetpt all monies for Subscription and AdvertiS-
ing al his agencies in
Phiiadelphia No. SO Pne-Street.
NelU York " 100 NaSsau-street.
Boston lG State-Str6et.
Baltimore S. Z. cor. bait. md CGtyert.StS.
Observation-Disclosures and IradeSmen may fRd
1t to their adUQntQgetO advertise in this Puper,Gs
ii is The only one published al the County seat
nnd has a greater circulation an the county thG'e
Qny Other paper published aoithin StillmtlS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

markets where prices sre'regulatcd by an
inflated paper Currency-Nnd the manu-
faClures of Europe have enjoyed this posi-
Iion long enough; it is time we should pay
moro attention TO the yOlumn anl value o
our currency, il we wish 10 preserve Ih'
present prosperity Of our domestic interests
~. y Herald.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

the lroasgyy with mosns Of meeuOG TIE ac-
demands upon Il
With profound respect for the opinions
of Congress, and ever anKioue, as lar as
csa consistently with NY responsibility 10
our cOmmoa constituents, 10 co"opet ava
with them In the discharge eI our Tespec-
i've dudes. it is with udeIgued regte' thai
(iud myselr consrdued, for the reasons
which have assigned, 10 withhold my APP
provaI from This bill.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic voters of Columbia County are
recommended to meet at the stated places OF hold
ing the General Elections in their respective Elec-
ton Districts, on
Saturday the 5h day Of September
next, between the hours of two and six o'clock in
the afternoon and elect two Delegates to represent
each township in Democratic County Conven.
ton to meet at the house Of John Clayton in
Bloomsburg, on the Monday following, September
7th 1876, at IL o'clock, noon, for the purpose of
nominating ticket to be supported at the next
October election.
CHARLES R, BUCKALEW.
Wm, J. keller,
NJ. E. JACKSON,
THOS. J. HUTCHINSON,
M, r. HOVER,
Standing Committee chosen at The County
ConventiOn, September lS45.
f. II, BALDY
GEO. W. HARDER
ENOS MILLER
MARTIN BlLMEYER
STEWART PEARCE
A. NJ GANGEWER
SAMUEL GREASY
JACOB D. KLINE,
Standing Committee appointed By aCoun-
Ue"tiOn held al BiOomSJug Sept l6,ls44
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

The last accounts from Fort Leven
worth, state that Capt. ALLEN (now
Lieut. Col. had arrived there with the
FIVE hundred Mormon volunteers. They
were to leave with sII possible despatch
10 Join Gen. KEARE-.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

OrWe publish this week, a comparison If the
rates ofduty imposed by the Tariffs of 1912 and
1916, on certain articles, aud invite thereto the
readers attention. This table exhibits the fact.
that the late act raises the duties upon many art-
ces of luxury, and reduces them on many articles
of general use. A thorough comparison of the de-
tails of the acts OF '42 and '46 is work of difficult
ty, where the change is from specific to ad yaorum
duties, and the article is one of Aucuatng price,
or varied rates ofvaIue. Upon the whole, the new
law materially reduces duties from the rates of the
old, although there is un increase upon numerous
articles, as the statement shows. The Wing "a.
per of this county, complained last week of this
statement, OF table Of comparison, as deceptive and
Of It's publication as an attempt to deceive We
confess that we are unable to perceive the Justice
of this accusation How the mere exhibition Of
facts in relation to rates of duty under the two
laws is deceptive, must lie made to appear before
it is admitted. The statement does not profess Il
give ALL the details of the tariff but so far as il
goesit s strictly and incOnestibly accurate
While upon this subject, we will say, that the
only attempt at deception in the publication of this
statement, which we have noticed, was in a Wing
newspaper, we think the United States Gazette
The statement was published with the word "Lux.
lnes" at the top, and the words" Articles of
general use" lower down carefully omitted This
was obviously done in older to render less appa-
rent the fact, that duties were increased upon Luxe
aries, and lowered upon articles of general use by
he new act.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

The features Of the Independent. treasury
bill, as it passed lbe Senate, are as yet un'
known, as the amendments made lo.lhe bill
,s ii came from the lower house, have no
been officially announced, and have no
been ,concutred in by the lower house |
that bill goes into operation, upon a proper
basis. ii will have a wonderful influence up
on The workings of Me adyaosem tariff. |
will annnl the revenue principles Of tha
act and tend 10 make il more protective
- - "-----.- -'.''~iP-',d. AZ vac mae
pendant treasury bill! is Of a very resstic-
tive character, it will increase the value oI
the currency, and teRd more % check iG
poraIIone than The protective features Of the
tariff act of 1912 ever did. Whslevei
checks lhe imitation o. depreciation Of the
currency. 'hu's oct foreign fatrics lrom
our markeIs more eaeetaaIIy than sny du-
", short Of prohibiting one, could, saG
our manufactures will be better protected
by the independent treasury bill than toe,
ever were by a high trrf'. The manufacturers
Of Europe are deeply interested in preserving
in this country an inflated currency We
find Iheir agents here strongly advocating
the re establishment Of another government
bank, The old United States Banh did
more for the foreign manufactures than it
ever did Tor any domestic interest, and its
downfall was all unfortunate !hing to them
For The truth Of this we have only 20 refer
to the immense inpOrtaiOns from 1884 up
TO 1897, when the currency Of this county
was composed Of nothing but paper, and
when the banks were running riot 10 all
the sPecGlalons Of the day. We had a
protective Iarif then-the average duty 90
tho aggregate imposNsiions, under lhe Coms
promise oct up 10 1887 ranging aboye
twen.y.eight per cent, noIwihing which
the imporaIIons were immense, reaching in
one year the enOrmous amount OF one hun.
bred and ninety mIliUne Of dollars. Did the
high tariff at that lime check imponalions
in the sIighiesI degree, or were our msnu.
'ac;utes benefited in any way by The pro,
eclive fea:gIee Of Ihe compromise act, inI
he fret few yeas Of lie opera'ionl Not
1t all.
The cOneury had become go much de,
Dreciated by lhe immense iseUes of The
honsands Of banks in every section Of the
,ountry--prices for everything became 90
nhaled, that the manufactures of Europe
we're so little affected by the duy upon
heir fabrics, lhaIthev poured their goods
nto ouE market in immense Qusntiies, fore,
ID their sale, turned he paper money re.
eived in payment into specie, and carried
I home. II the duties at that line had
'een double Wha, they were, there wonG
ave been very liuls difference in the im.
'or'a'ion. Goods manufactured under a
Pecie currency can afford to pay a very
sa0y duiy, 10 be admitted for sso into
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

The People OF Iowa are much oppos'
ed TO coming into the Union, with the
State lines pre,cribed by the acI ofCon,
gress, A new vore. was recently taken
on the subject and Tie few returns re.
ceived indicate that the proposition has
'.-;- '-~r '-rsated.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22
SATURDAY, 1LGUST 22, Isi0.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
CAN.aL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM B. FOSTER, jr.
Removal.

rhe Office OF lhe COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
has been Removed into Ihe new Buck
Bandmg, South side OF MAINS street, a few
doors below Market.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

On the l4Ih inst. the Conner Stone of
this building was laid, in which was placed
a box containing brief history Of Coum,
bia county, and Of The transactions relating
% The Removal, the Subscription List 10 the
building, list of County Officers, Court,
Representative and Senator, building COM
ml'Iee, contractor, &c Removal Bill, and
The official returns Of the election in ls45.
The building is now rapidly progressing,
The walls OF The basement story being nearly
completed, and the work so far, is subslan-
italy done, strictly in conformity 10 the
original plan. The basement story is divi-
ded into five rooms, exclusive OF The three
fire proof rooms. Much credit is due Ilir.
Nears for the laiihfulness with which he
has performed his contract thus far.