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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

Cr- Amidon's Hint embellishments removed tr ON
OF w all and Nassau 10 No. III Broadway, din c,
" opposite Howard Hotel The attention Of gentlemen Is
invited the elegant extra light hscs Beavers for Spr
Summer being furnished by him The peculiar lily
OF these fabrics long his establishment for
comfortable we'll beautiful Hats His present Spr ing
fashion is perfect model for neaness and IL believed 10
excel all others introduced this season
splendid ssso!tmea. OF Genuemen's. Youths and hill
Caps and Hats, comprising many and desirh bic
patterns the materials, and moderate prices.
as lois $ TuSF AMlDON. III Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

IRON.-75 tons Round 10 /, inch.
Is do Square, To T. inch.
so do Scroll ; iuch
81 do Band, !, 10 3 Inca
rs do Hoops. TO inch.
so do Flat, R-hu-d, i; 10 inch
50 do do common, -. 10 inch
1000 bundles Sheets, charcoal, and common, No. u
to n Also ov.l h-frouod, and boiler Iron For
sac by DUDLEY &. FULLER, lS9 Greenwirh-st
my4 lwis Agent for the N-wJrrsey Iron CO.
Ulster and PompIon iron The Ulst-r Iron Works
u Ssug-rtirs N Y and The PompIon Iron Works Pomp-
N n operation. Orders for round. square,
fat, band scroll and hoop Iron VIII promoty executed
on application 10 JOSEPH .TUCKFRMAN,
All Ius 50 Wr..st
DANCA tina few blocas genuine Baaca Tin for
uly2 Sis BOARDMAN HART.
nv We. NORWEGIAN IROS--l5 tons Norwegia
Bars 5x:; IS do do Billet. II quar-. for sale by
mvi lria Jos TUCK tRNAN SO Wsa--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

"A Miish ri Inc sure VI Alexis Bfstg, No. IA fesr.
81 On Frdsy May eth, li 1eoeA A ~ go ea.es boots,
20. a pied TO tho SOUTHERN Wessrn ard City trade
.I rc.iyrd Catalogues and sampes .h7 dsy previous
=. r and Nilhuut myo tnAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

CE'- j. Price N Co--kushionabic HAT store
The subscribers having Hal Store NJ No ITO Full
81 Duchst respectfully soic The patronage
OF their Old customers AID The pubic. They Will constant
iy keep hand complete OF Hats Caps,
6Tr as &c Of the latest syie and VIII sell the low
prices Single hats made TO order shor:-si notice
lCHA6OD PRICE.
mvS 2wi. THOM as SHANNON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

CULTIVATION FOR MAY
lust RECaiS s.D.-Tn.s considered by SrlcuariAis
Of the Kind Published II als country and
every farmer u Subscription price
ouy oUe dollar peg year. TIE volume CONNIE with The
January No Compete Also sngl- nus-rs be bad
OF MARk Il NEWMAN. 1873 SIosaway. ny5 81
JUST PUBLISHED,
DERENOLOGlCAL ALMANAC for ls+7.-Tbe trade
supplied cost of in4nuiscfnrlrs by
myi imis- FOWLERS = WELLS. i3l Sssssu-.L
DOWLInI'S ROMANISM,
iLLusTkATED.
Jus: Publsnea, Tenn E1it!Oc
hE THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
" }. splc1Gc =ngrav!Hss Illustrative OF hoGlslsl
handsome orr1:nrEIa4 oEcing.
Chtzsv-rs Lectures inr Pilgrims Progrraa- Fouric
etiIlgn, numerous steel ensrsY!rsL
Neal Nrc e!rs ~. booAn!Ectng II al lis varieties
W Ia. IL preparation ne naosi b-snEia! snc cosIy
,ty-s OF PicIofia Bindings for HAf-ts Illuminated Bible
- ne Ch-sp Bookstore Enc SInd-Is, IA tu!Ion-sI
i4Tstf 4. = ALSER ia Flllou-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

~ MechB nics' IDstitute-Tbe regular Monthly
meetng Of the Mechanics Institute will be held Tues
day evening 5h instant ats o'clock IN the Lecture Room,
| City Hall J. J. MAPES, President
/ G. L.. Artusry. myi 2tis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

- The Genuine D"Itey's Pain Extractor IL
all purpors b. and will relieve, IN ten minutes the
worst burns and scalds, and efecusy piles, inf
NATION BDd bos old end wounds, bruises. eyes
broken breast, feoDs, &c.
The only original aud genuine has IL Daley written
the wrapper OF each box. a29 Cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

"YoUyt; PRYSIC:'-'.Th Great (M-dicnD Retorma-
ZION which AsSUKEDLY WILL COME" DR.. Joa,
FORBES Physician Ertrao dtEary 10 Queen pictoTtaEd
Brit s. For Med RsrIsp.
CBRUNO-THhRnIA System OF Medicine with an
" Introduction by Dr. Turner, formerly Health
Comrni,siJn. Of New York Cpni-nts-NaEure Of D;s
ease and is causes Chrouo-Thermn Medicines, Consump
ton Diseases .: the Joials s1t Glands, Agu-. Fever
sp7sms Palsy. EpIep.y APcpl-Sy, Heart Disease H.
d1rlnaiou Goui BloOd-!etng Abstinence. Gravel Rn-u-
m.,n sam Disease Drop-y, Dy'P-p.ia insaniy. Con
vq.sions Disease OF Womrn Cancer, Miscarriage, Anmz
Magnetism, Il ydrop-,hy Homeopathy DE Ccrcno- Th-fma
Method OF curing al diseases Prc- IS For sale
by REpFIELp. Clinton hal, New-Tork.
'"CHNoSo- THEKA.i.-Tbe new sys!en o. Medicine call
ed tue Caroco-T introduced 10 the American
public by Dr. of cy, Is AWAKENING much Al
entog thai concutrc - give brlet ouIDs OF ia
f-ares uses and advantages |, excellent
provenI-rl medical science and society viii ere long
bless il- ds. Us benefits conferred on hem New
iorK Ledger. myi ots-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05


-. A HOUSE TO LET.-A wodefn but three
rs story BRICK house, marble mantsls Croton
Aiichen range &c. situate In EAst Eleventh ST.
No 90 between tho Bowrry ADD Thirdavenue, next door
10 the church. Possession given nmediatry. mlon-
d. AT PEIVATE sALE-FoGr Lot. on Hammond
& 81 feet east Of West OF 30 feet hont by
half Ii, block. For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEHCkEh Auctloneef
u,5iv No. 7 Broad St
&c AT PRIVATE sALE-The House. and Lo. IN
al. fee No. IS Ros--st opposite tho Friends Meeting
A House. The Lot ZJt92 feet deep House Ia complete
order with marble mshtes in The pariof5, and i~osofy
brck tea room In with Italian maDtes Crotsn wa
For PARTICULARS apply 10 ANT HoNY J. SLEEChER,
my5lw Auciionesr. No Bfosd-st
In LOT, ON 25th-st.-The subscriber ohefs for
~ sale Lot z5h-st north side, l50 feet east
A Of FouftEayeuue, known as No. 705 on map OF Rose
Hill Farm.
deep Tile ind rpulable For farther intormaoa inquire
OF a2s Cts HIRAM RAYNOR,7s boWstE
o. PROSPECT HOUSE, Staten Island - Fer sale
the Rev Mr. Towel, situated near Vanderbilvs Land
ing in airy and beautiful spot, commanding -xtrn.ve
OF the Bay, NarrOws Long Island and the CITY The
house Is well adapted for bcardin zh0nss Apply 10
.2isn EMERSON PRlcHARD. 10 Wal-st
IN. T;J A. ET-rne lolrd story BRICK build
y ing, No. 90 SpringsL Dear Broadway, consstnz o.
onr very large aad well ventilated room suitable Tor
s az la,s: EAfoS GaIgFlrHs, second story.
O. To LETOk LEA-E-Tae Msnsi"n House now
a. occu pied by The Mayor OF Hudson, fronting on War
rens, oc lot Of 100 feet front and I'D !eet IN depth,
with n, necessary and convenient oubui!dings Tne
ground surrounding The dwelling "a vel stocked WIN
grapes anf bearing frg trees a. in GOOD oecef eof fhs
1r rnf 2ss1s:f ELISHA JENKINS, z lsth-st n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

u Mills, us broadway, Howard Hotel, pro-
duces Hats unsurpassed in elegance and Style 81 The fol-
lowing extremely low prices
French Moeskin...... ..................SS 50
Fine Nutra- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
The above put forth the quality OF hats usually
sod FOR the price bu, something decidedly superior
NJ 2wta'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

PlS.MuTH-ses: Qaaiity Metallic Bisrnuih, les
ID pounds Tor sale al 6 Burlns-sip, BY
my2 Sss BOAkDMAN EAhT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

tnrort--, and WAot-sAe Le=4eTsrs
Chemicals. DTuss Medicines, PANS OIs and Dy--Staas
\ LSO-WIndow Gs.s End ApostecaTl-s Wsfe, a. lie
IAfsciory Prices No Loer.ys = door ffo1 I'D e.
!sre Nrw-Iorx THOMAS |. BOYD,
ais irnis- STEPEEN PAUL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05
pENrIFRIC E-Seveaseeo years

= RABIAN CORN PLASrER-An e5eeu.Al and
ir,eaie rrirtn case i, should fAi 10 cure tbs money
vii DO vunded- Fer sac by DAVID SANDS GU ..
Essl Broadway loo Eulun-st and SIS brvso"sy 80 "
Druyytsts cer-t.lly Price p ul -~ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

WAsTED-Sl.as;ions By ;=o ProiesiEat Yong "o-
w lor city eOaauy, ooe Tor c5.tnb-rnEid and
Liter the lroging, me otEt :of z.fr or .
Il. I'd children anu q, PLAIN se~ns. Both zoe.
ce!.-nt rsfereness I:goit= q; ~; Broadway. E55 p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

Friday Morning, May l, 1916.
WHEELING SENATORIAL DIsTRIC'

WHEELING SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
We endeavor, 10 the utmost OF our power 10
sllay any i'll feeling that may exist among our
own friends For this reason, We deem u iinp0-
li,c TO publish the letters we have received from
Wheeling, written by Democrats both in favor Of
and opposed to the election of Col. Thompson,
and casting upon each other the blame OF our de-
feat in the Wheeling District. These attacks
would lead to an endless controversy, calculated
10 irri,a,e still more the feelings OF our friends IN
Wheeling. We are satisfied, that the writers
will appreciate our motives, and excuse The ne
cess,ty which compels us 10 withhold their com
munica,ions 1t is bad enough 10 lose The DIS
tric,; i, would be still more fatal 10 widen The
breach that unfortunately divides our friends. All
agree that, had the Democrats united, we should
not have LOST the District. A sufficient number
did mol vote or threw their votes for The Wing can
dida,e, 10 have carried the district. We call upon
our friends in Wheeling TO let "by-gones be BY
Cones" 10 forget their personal discussions, rally
upon The principles which they all have at heart,
and on the NEXT occasion TO act with unanimity,
and they will surely succeed. The Democrats
OF Wheeling deserve high praise for their firm
ness and independence. Let them not frilter
away their strength by fatal discussions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
To Tie Editors Of the Enquirer /:


ROANOKE, April %, 1916.
The election for Senator of This district and
delegate from this county, look place to day
The late Senator, MIR. John McCauley, has no
opposition and is doubles, elected in The District
Our lae delegate, Capt. Joseph Pritchard, hav-
ing declined reelection, Capt. VIM M. Cook,
our county clerk, was brought out as the Demo-
cratic candidate, and was elected today without
opposition. In consequence of there being no
opposition 10 either candidate, and the farmers
being very busy planting corn, &c, the vote was
a thin one. Capt Cook addressed the citizens of
the county in short speech, in which he exhibit
ed liberal and elevated spirit towards The party
in opposition 10 him, whilst he declared himself
an unwavcring Democrat. He expressed him
self in favor Of judicious system of internal
improvement, and eloquenlly conlrasted The ad-
vantages OF such course with that narrow spi-
ril which would tie down our glorious old Com
monwealth with prejudces and contracted view,
He goes for a call OF Convention TO alter the
Constitution OF our Stale, as necessary 10 afford
us our political rights, 10 make the Judiciary anne
nabe TO the people, with other questions which
need revision and correction. He is IN favor OF
granting the prayer OF the stockholders Of The
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike Company
which was rejected in the Senate last winter; and
equally as decided in favor of the completion OF
the James River improvement to Buchanan, and
the McAda mixed Road from Buchanan to The
Southwestern Road, which goes Westward from
Salem. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
The Washington Union publishes the follow

The Washington Union publishes the follow
ing from money correspondent, as The true
causes for the panic in New York, instead OF il
being attributable 10 the passage OF the Sub-Tfea-
.ury bill BY the House. The editor adds: "Bus
The panic must be temporary. The Sub-Treasury
viii probably pass in shape that will permit the
Banks, except in very extraordinary cases, 10 re-
tain the present funds OF the Government depssi-
led with them until they are gradually drawn out
by The wants OF the Government"
First The great expansion made b. The banks
within the last eighteen months or two years. one
OF the effects Of which is 10 be seen in the ncreas-
ed import OF loreis. goods in The face Of an expect
Cd reduction OF the tariff. Other effects arc visi-
BILE in different parts oflbe country.
"SceonGiy. The railroad mania in England.
This causes demand for money there; and as
America is always in debt 10 England, an increas-
ed demand for money there is generally icll with
more or less force here.
TAudly The uncertain nature OF our relations
with England
"Fourtiiy. The recent news from Mexico.
"Ftfthly. The Canadian government is draw
ing bills on England, and selling them on New
York for whatever they will bring. This is
causing large explorations OF specie 10 England,
inasmuch as these bills are, either directly or in
directly, paid for in specie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, April 25th, at Liberty, Bedford county
Virginia, ELIZABETH LINDSAY, second daughter
of the late Major Mann Page Lomax, United
States Army.
H The Washington City papers will copy.
Died, at his sisters, MRS. Ann Soulhall, Union
Grove, Charles City county, on the Dist inst, al.
Ter pro,racted illness Of four weeks, which be
bore with perfect resignation and Christian iorti
tude, Capt. DAVID ARMIsrEAD. He embraced the
Christian religion in 1924. and died member Of
the Methodist Protestant Church.
Wing requested 10 copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
Correspondence ofMe ". Y Journal Of Commerce.


II will be the fault Of the British Government,
if a treaty be not made on the Oregon question in
sixty days from this time. II it is wise, it will
avail itself ofthe ebb tide here, and offer terms
al once, while they can be accepted. Whatever
Terms may be offered, the President will submit
for The advice OF the Senate. II they arc TOO ex-
acting the Senate will show an undivided front
in opposition 10 il; and after that, there will be
but one party 10 the question in this country.
If the British Government wait, after the No
lice, for the action of Congress on The Oregon bill
it, for any reason, they continue their reserve,
they may lose the opportunity OF pacific and
liberal adjustment The present Unexpectedly
moderate policy and measures of the Senate, on
this subject, cannot be expected to continue be-
yond the presen, session. The temper OF the PEG.
pie would not permit il.
The Senate would now undoubtedly advise
that the country be divided BY forty-nine and the
Straits of Fuca; and they might even be willing
10 consent 10 concede 10 Great Britain the naviga-
ton Of the Columbia river for half century
There are some reasons, as il is understood,
for the opinion that the British Government will
make an overture, or accept one of reasonable
kind.
The President, ii is understood, will send out
the Notice by the packet of the Isl OF May. He
will not make an overture, but he will accompany
j, with an expression Of his wish for an amicabie
and speedy adjustment Of the question, repeating,
perhaps, the assurance on that subject which he
gave through Mr.. Buchanan, in the last cores
pondence with the British Minister
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
From he Nc,c York E1pyess, ArH p.
NInNff,v (NI1fN- NrtstG-

W
The news by the Great Western is coasi'e
rather favorable. Private letters state thai
war feeling had subsidized. Money was ea>
Stocks had improved, and the quarterly te,r
show an increased balance in favor o, The 7,
sury.
The Cotton market at Havre and Live.E
but particularly at the former place, was drci.
Is better. The Grain market was wi,hol; II.
rial alteration.
The news has strengthened the holders Of I
ton, here, and the prevailing opinion is liar
article will recover all il had lost
Although Inc news from Europe is not Of
king interest," yet its general complexion is "a
able-The speech OF Senator Haywood had |
received in England, and had attracted cons
able attention. Ii will be remembered thai
gentleman was among the first OF The Sou,t
Senators who broke ground in favor oil tory.I
AS similar speeches on the same Side !ollog
it is reasonable TO suppose that The war fever
continue 10 abale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
For The Engu,re-
FU NC EHYHHt7.
TO THE PLANTERS OF FLUvANNA

TO THE PLANTERS OF FLUVANNA
In answer 10 your enquiry, made in The
Enquirer under date the 25lh ult, can assure
YOU that the manufacturers OF this place have
moi "asreed and determined that they will not pay
over 10 dollars for any tobacco, however fine il
NAV be-" and can further assure you, that no
combination exists among them. As the ,obac-
co manufactured in Richmond stands A. |, il is
but fair 10 presume that our manufacturers will
pay as high as any others in the State for fine
tobacco, rather than hazard the high reputation
which they have SO deseryedly acquired BY their
say, Iknor they will, from my long acq uanaDce
with all who have been engaged in the business
for The last 40 years. OLD COMMISSION Man.
Nav l. lS46.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
9SfrtDW1oer0 1E1eatttrfr.

% . rude looming. The measures, in this case
asa as 1 MISCHIEF BY standing in the stead Of
ns m fseea a Ss Complaint made close
of last se..onthat the Legislature treated h ,1e
81 question ss only in DETAIL as whole ,n Mh ,e
Parliament is nalerins itself that the license "
dissolve is saving ii great OF unne ,r;,S he
trouble it is negecling its bounden duty WIN -
surviving schemes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
To the Wings who croaked about ruin" whe

To the Wings who croaked about ruin" when
MIR. Polk was elected, we commend The follow
ing from The New York Journal of Commerce:
Nor Ours RUINED From the Icpor, OF the
city Inspector, jus, published, it appears that 1880
new buildings were erected ia The city Of New
York, in the year lS45; greater number than
were ever before erected in one year! In The in
nated year Of 1896, there were erected 1926 new
buildings This number included all that were
required to supply the places Of those destroyed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

by the great FIRE Of December 1885 10 snow "
how much greater was the addition TO our city IN
The year ls45, than any former year we sivelne
number OF buildings erected, in few Of Inc pas'
years In 1884 there were erected 81; 1922,
1859; 1886, ls2yfe37, $40; 1888. ISL; 1879 6.a;
1910, $780, 1912, .9l2; ls43 Ono repoIp io74'
1910; lS45, 1880.
From The digging OUT which seems 10 be 60
ing on in so many directions, especially IN me =,
upper Wards, is probable that The number IT. Of
buildings in 1916 will equal those Of 1919. ane
fire Of last summer served 10 swell The Aggregate
of 1915 little, but less than 200, (say lou.
Whereas The FIRE Of 1885 increased The numoeI
in 1916 seine or 500 Our city, therefore, never
went ahead as rapidly as il did IN 1912. Anu Anu nov
the Sub-Treasury is moi going TO break any bones
we cannot see why its growth should be retarded;
A much better class Of buildings loo were erec'eu
in l645, than in any former year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

Our friend Of the Petersburg Inteligencer is
right. The Northwest alarmed" US little
but our anxiety is now fully relieved We hope
tha, his nerves will stand the shock in Green5Iier
&c.
Blu, we must express our surprise that the Edi-
Tor, who was member OF the last Legislature,
should refer US to Taylor county as Wing gain.
Does he no, remember one Nathan Hall from
Tay,c,-and was not said Nathan good Whig7
Strange that he should 50 soon forget his Wing
associates!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

With view of affording an opportunity for
putting the hall into summer trim, the House will
adjourn from Thursday, April 80, 10 Monday.
Espy's Ventilator is now in full operation in
the Senate Chamber It's most admirable con.
trivance.-( Union,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

On Thursday, friend took US into the al
hambra," which is removed TWO doors towards
The river, and is fitted up in an extensive and els-
CANT style. In the centre OF The room is ioun.
tain, with graceful figure of Hebe, surrounded
b, swans. From The head OF the statue oeautl-
ful gel d eau rises, forcing up golden ball,
which is kept in continual motion by the ascend
inc stream. From the mouths OF the swans
fountains are constantly playing. On The whole,
il is very refreshing scene on warm day
The tee-totallers must look out, OF Allen, win
his attractive Saloon, will gel the whip-hand OF
them. However, those who have taken The
pledge" are moi excluded-for they can find at
The "Alhambra" nice little rooms for lunch, le-
monade, &c The whole affair is new for Rich
mond, and those who wish TO see pretty loun-
tain should pay one visit al least.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

IoHN BiNNS, Commissioner for me S,r .
y ginia, North and South Carclirs, sbe Il, ~
reside 10 the State Of PennsylvsBta, n's Ma, -
IS, South sisth sts<st, Philadslphn'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

Mr.. Stanton OF Tenn, in the House Of ne
representatives., was substituted for Mr.. Thurman
of Ohio, excused on the Select Comlnluee' u'iue'
MIR. Schenck's resolution, in relation 10 Inc &c
crel Service Fund.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
HoYT,S PRIZE OFElCE-

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE
DRAWING OF LEESBURG LOTTERY, -
u i2 80 81 81 81 66 II ~ . =
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery. Ga" i.0
81 10 ~ 81 II IS t9 81 ~ a y.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Eatra, Car
"a 81 IS 80 s II 81 l2 s. % o. = {!
Lottery draws in town to-day. Capita. s
Tickets only Sl-sharss IN proportion. P'cAA;
sale for almost nothing. until O'Clock, al ,.e
HOYT's OFFICE
May No, E,thl'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

grThe steamer Pocahcntas has been with
drawn from The line between this and Baltimore,
in order 10 undergo some alterations and repairs,
50 that there will be no freight boat from here on
Saturdays until farther notice. The Columbus
leaves as heretofore every Tuesday evening at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
DANIELS CHANCERY PRACTICE.

DANIELS CEfANCERY PfAC ! iOE'
The legal profession has shared The improve
mems which have, within few years past, taken
place in almost all departments OF publishing
AS regards neatness OF typography and cheap
ness of cost, the books now printed lar exceed
those which were published few years SINCE
The work now before Us, which we nave re-
ceived from D. C. Kings agent, under the E1-
change is an instance II is general lrea'ise on
the subject of Chancery Practice, embracing al
its details-a work which has received common
dalton from all who have examined it-iofiniDs
part of the "New Library Of Law and Equity
the publication of which has lately been com
menced al Harrisburg. The subscription price
10 the Library is 81 per nnnum. The Nos ap
pear monthly, and contain about $50 pages each
Daniels Chancery Practice fills about six Nos.'
thus bringing the cost OF valuable and compre-
hensye work down 10 about SO so. We recon-
mend its merits 10 The consideration OF our friends
of the bar