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New Goods this day Received.

II ZEN Il CO. have now The largest stock of
N rcod ready made cohirE exhibited tbs Cay.
they can fully prove by calling We have fo.
o~ar Goods stock the
most called for and which have taken
made in the substantial v:btown and
gle and double breasted Sack, heavy beaver Over Coats
esd and medium tweed busn,r fancy easn-r
Pants mcrno Ve-inFs OF all qualities Dnw.r,
suspende sea Glover CIa,as &c all (which W. viii eli
at saeh prices as the Aly OF goods had
ern city.
Oess KEEN CO.
DENITENTIARY LINSEYS. 81. rs and
- Pe"ilsrtay ney' Of superior qualify and pattern
Oes6 KENT. KENDALL ATwArER
VIRGINIA WOOLENs.-Io case. ~Heela" Keney'.
AID Jeans manufactured FrdsesburE for very low,
oess KENT. KENDALL L ATwArER
SUGAR.-2O Hhds. Porto Rico and Orleans
Oee6 GORDON sKINKER
1 MBRELLAS-1U cases 20 to 81 inch Cotton
~ Umbrella, from &c EIra qualities receiving and
oe2e KENT. KENDALL a. ATwArER
- AINE'S PILE LOTION-A safe and speedy
remedy for the cure Of the Plies The aboy, arr h.
rel cd the disease Be.ee- the
hAierng have heard Of efficacy re
For .ae BY the Agents, GaYSoR WOOD
EEuENT FOR JOINING BROKEN wARE.-
~ We have just received surpy Of Ede's Improved
drsc rpop Of 'arey AZ, rl.. rhr ,snevs ,oev - ,
On wonderful that few things wall rather break place
been nenced Win the simplicity
application cannot TAI to recommend to the OF mhie'
For sale by loc ssl GAYNoR A WOOD
RUNCIl RAlSlNS. 100 boxes prime Bunch
~ Raisirs 100 half boxes Bunch R-i.ins
loo qr. do do do, by
&C p WILL ANS 4 HANALL.
HEMLOCk SOLE LEATHER 200 sides
u m ode wrg'ts urtn'oek Sole Irah good"
goo ~ &c hsayy weight H. moek = u eAthrr good"
goo d. do do do, good 'amlsed
for ~ by ~ WILLIAMS n UANAlI
SUGAKS-ss hhts Porto Rico st Gro and New orleans
~ o bones brown Havtnt
IL boxes Loaf
b'ls cruh.d
10 eIees ellT ied. For sale by
RACDN IN
OSHEN CHEESE. "a casks prime Go
~ shen Chase, for sale by
oe WILLIAMS Il HAXALL.
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Drawn No. OF A.ItnAiit Lottery Class a. i7h Oe IA 40.
~ IS 81 65 40 i6 t5 % ~ 6l IS AZ
W Nos IL 40, Pom. sf $4,000, in The above Lot
terry soi 10 a correspondent In kisA~Aa eossty Va.
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Tesets $40. HIVES s. Quarter so
Cer6cass Of packages Of 20 Whole Tets,s stO-sh - N
y opouion. -
W IN addition 70 the above there arg schemeepts
rhgrg from Ito $4,000 snd uet lm 70 SS-whieh are re-
etived da'y 3 b PENDLETON
V " Rcbmnud vs.
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lotteries.
D.PAINE & CO.,
M NAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
Richmond, vn.

I'VE attention OF those who buy and thoss
who never bought before Ia called oIowns lirr- soI
fsoanay erEiani .ehsrs under the
Co sAiAser' for the noah Of III. Telsts are
received and rri< can be badly ,en~in, o-d,rs to
nIrnI ..in
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Oct. %

pARlS WHl'rE.-SuPerior CIif:Stonc Paris
IL While Just reee we'd for sale, by DuvAL Il PURCELL.
oe2a Druggists, i47 Main street
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Iek so Halves d Quarters ct. Certificate. OF packages
OF 70 Whoes silo-hilyes and quarter, in proportion
orde for Ceuairs Of Packages, single Tickets nd srr in
Of the above Feb addressed Nj, reeey,
The most prompt attention. Ora wins vii be
forwarded free Of postage, a. as it il received
&C 20 p,a
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HOUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY.

AT AUCTION.
immediately amer the sale o. the He'mtas m IT,
INST nc ,hah I'll Auction House and Ia, pn., ~
n-nes OF reier Cotton Eco in the vicinity Il eso-d Co
Al present oee"ped BY Mr. Furcrum. The bou,, A. on b,
81 Tee high with gITreg flushed b.. ktrs.n
'nose house he he Let all well in.oss, '"'
W IEhhs-i Csh saiance 6, ~ ~ month";. with In
'e-s negotiable notes and VI on IN. too,v -, -
required to SECURE the credit payments 49," WIN 20
BY order Of the proprietor.
oc IL
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WINDOW GLASS, single and double thick
w Noss-we have by received additions To
large ek Of Window GIss which renders
complete DUvAL. n PURCELL,
% Main
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INFlRMARY OF THE MEDICAL
COLLEGE.

TTNHE SICK are admitted into this Institution Al
u ih following se' payable ae hr.t week in .dv.De.
White patents IS per
bred"
These charges ude board Medical Attendance ooson.
when required medicines
separate apartments assned Of IN
tents Private Be furnished additional charge
% week The Medical un the ebarg. on h,s
OF The Professors Of the College ID. IN rotop
The Surgical Professor Of surr.v 80
ia oh-tst'ieai 70 tue Professor o Obststries
The attending Physician surgeon Wis the Ins oD daily
and IN eass u dsu1y the Whlie College Faculty called
suiaton, without addhTouai n the pafent
Gensmen senang pauers country will pleas sv.
cay Ir-srhee- &c 2l-du : AAuPIS, Prusdeat
90 The Enquirer n copy ef-the Times dtr
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Ky fnioes e. Brother,
No Nam
SeasOnabIe Clothing.
On THURSDAY MORNING. Ottsbsr SGT, :, =, =, -. -
viii sell an Invoice o! Ready made Cpo,ni,, 49, W
season just received dir CT from MAJ lk.enr,, INC
Pine eiota dress nd frcek coit. "s w
Brown cloth saeks and tlk Tweed Goats
silk ~ in and boa btzre Vet,
Fi7e Cashmere P.
sapin' Pants green Roundabout &c &c
ALSO
IL FINE GOLD LEVER WATCHES inst npeefvss co-, a..
importer. oe9s INIOFs q ppCcTn.. ,ou mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09
Movements or Travellers.

The following comprise all that were registered YES.
terday at the principal hotels At the
AMERIcAr.-Captain Clarke, u. 8. Army; H. Davis
South Carolina; NJ Field, Phila; J. Lamar Georgia; L.
Clarke N. H.; A. Stewart, Boston, Lyman Reed Boston;
M. Ly nch, Boston; l.. Jenning, Newburgh; w. Duha.
mel, Bsltimore Stedman Boston; II Booth 81 Louis:
J. Monah Lewiston; Jacob, do; P. Dunsdale Louis.
lana; Captain Dutton u S Army.
Asroa-H. Baylis New York; T. Diard, PhiIa; j.
sandford Midway; c. Watts, Ala Robt Taylor Balti-
moreSG Donaner, Mobile; Z. Lawrence do FL Man,
Milwaukee; w. Breene, Baltimore; E. spaulding TIa.
vana; T. Worthington, Baltimore; ]. Cushing, do; p.
Landry, La; Z. Guinness, Conn, w. Warren, Troy;
w Lambert, Boston; w Richardson, do; w. Lawrence,
~ o.; c. Martin London; W. Lang, Boston.
Cirr-Geo Snowe, Boston; Rev NJ Macfarlsne, Bal
tmore; Jones. NOS ID. Brewer, Boston; j. Wheeler,
Irenton H. Pratt, Phila J. Lawrens o. c; q Greene,
NC; O. Roberts, Phila, A. Quinton, do H. Parker,
Va NJ Watson. Phila; Rev. H. Sherwood, NJ. D.
Woodhouse, Albany;J Wood Memphis; A. Burley, Chr
cago Simmons, Boston; A. Hill, Richmond M. Hunt
Utica
FsAsKLrs-J. Weaver. Buffalo; J. Ranm, Ohio; She.
Captain Tinker, do Humphrey, Albany; T. Taylor
Ala r. Patterson, Bloomfield; J. Clarke N ich Hale,
do 8. March, Granville; c. Congmacher, Phila; j..
Champlin, Albany; J. Williams. CHM; w Chafn, Bos
ton. -.
cart Lockport; p Stevens. Oswego; II. Converse, In
diana: T. Bancroft. Charleston; Crosby, Baltimore
r. Farman New Haven; r Ding. st. Louis; j. Christie
MARY land; II. Bry ant. Massachusetts, O. Sutton, Nan
tucket; c. Cooper Philad lphs; w. Eakncr TENNESSEE
A. Lampheer Ontario; T.. Greene, Georgia; NJ Tod
hunter. England; NJ Richards do; Charles Sampson
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09

worprRruL Dr.covERv.--A Greek Psychologist VI.
Esea residing at Athens asserts that by the assistance
OF electric light he has been enabled through the
human body and thus TO detect the existence OF cen
seated vscers disease He has followed the operations
Of digestion AMI Of circulation and has seen the nerves
In motion This is the most extraordinary discovery Of
the age and promises true lead to the astound
ing results. He has given II the name Of +" Anthropos
cope"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09

This popular ocean steamer is now due, with
six days later Intelligence from all parts of Eu-
rope. She is in her fifteenth day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09

SUB.TREAsrRY NOMINATIONS ---Ex-- Governor
Bouck has been nominated Assistant Treasurer for
New York, and Maj. Laval Assistant Treasurer for
Charleston, s. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09
Affairs In Yucatan.

From the New Orleans bulletin. July 30.
We have received communication from Capt. Levy
relative to the paragraph which published ycsterdsy
expressing unbelef in the report that Mexican
schooner which had arrived at Tabnsco had been per-
mted to depart from Avarado by the blockadsrs at the
mouth of the river, and that warm correspondence
had taken place between Spanish commandant at vera
Cruz and Commodore Conner, the former complaining
that several Mexican vessels were permitted to enter
that port under the Yucatcco nag lie corrects us IN
Spanish Commodore. and not commandant; second,
the vessels did sail under the Yucaeco nag bu, un-
der the protection Of Yucatan papers, and third the yes
sells about which the correspondence took place were
trading with Avsrado (not Vera CRUZ previous to the
blockade Of that port ard not we inferred from the
language Of tho report " that they were permitted TO
arrive and depart without moestaton1 during the pre-
sence of the blcckaders. r..aUt
He says positively that the Mexican schooner Annsta,
which arrived at Tabasco and made these reports did
come our OF the nvarado during the blockode TINS is
pooe out In his report he stated that she passed the
two blocksders-the brig and schooner-and 1t
was OF ms that we expressed our incredibly.
In writing the paragraph in question our object was
10 prevent any iaiss impression being made relative to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09

SERIOUS MArrER.-The w ashington Union of
the 9th instant, in speaking of its great OUTLAY in
cash for the services of reporters, says
We have bled profusely-we have bled freely
although Congress has cut down, in the receipts Of the
public printing and by the retrospective prnc ple NJ
their resolution, from 20, 900 TO % 900 dollars.
IL seems to be great pity that the friends OF the
venerable editor did not send him a bottle or two
OF the famous Eau Brochieri 1t would probably
have stopped The bleeding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09

BowERr TaEATAK.-Ths grand drama Of Hoboksn,"
was performed at this theatre last evening with great
sest to very large audience who expressed their ad
mration Of the performances and the splendid manner
In which 1t got up, ia very hsttsrug manner The
great success that has attended the managers efforts in
bic expense in producing a new drama, entitled The
bhnd Boys Doom, or The Dogs of Castle Keep" We
az ,nSs this new piece in every respect
worthy oil the bowery and cannot fail 10 be triumphant
received by its patrons full of incidents OF great
interest and Porays In happy manner the noble in
stncs oil the dog, and his attachment his master II
will be played for the first time on Monday evening in
connection with "Hobokenn A bill embracing 80 much
Of all that is pleasing and interesting not often seen n
any theatre.
GRErrwIcH THEArRE-Mr. Wood acquired new trii
umphs last evening" in the personfcaon of the chsrac.
Andy and Landry in the dramas ofPoor Dog Tray
and the Forest of Bondy." As pantomimist we con-
lows we'll in the footsteps of the father Mr. Freer as
usual played well and under standingy Miss Cr.uford
and Miss Julia Drake drew down the satisfied applause
of the house. On Monday evening the manager having
effected a re engagement with Mr. Wood, win presen,
an entire change Of performances The sterling melo-
drama entitled Fathers Maledicton," will be perform.
ed in which Mr. Wood and Miss Crawford will both ap
pear The amusing farce CT What's the Row about !,
fellows and the entertainments will conclude with the
beautiful nautical drama Of the Black Eagle in which
Mr. Wood will introduce his celebrated dog Neptune
variety of dances interpreted between the acts
so that there not minute left to hang heavy the
auditors Truly this is rich attraction, and
sure that citizens strangers will greet the manager with
enthusiastic satisfaction.
CASTLE GARDrs-Probably among the many thousands
who desire cool pleasant retreat for either amusement
or meditation this evening there many who find it
inconvsnient to leave the city If let them if they
are Marie take their wives if not their ,sweehears
and visit the luxurious shades and enjoy the cool breezes
OF Castle Garden The music too, WILL as usual be of
that sacred character table to the day We have
doubt that hundreds will thank for advice after
their experience this evening.
MADAME PIco-This dsting uishsd songstress has
very successful in her trip throughout the country Her
sweet and musical voice has drawn enthusiastic CON-
mendation wherever she has appeared At Troy where
she at present her concerts have been numerousy
tended and her delightful music has been received with
unalioyed delight She will visit Saratoga and add
another gem to the chaplet which now crowns this
sweet bird of songo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09

COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS
Court, assigned to the hearing of appeals, CON-
menced its session at the Court House in Buffalo YES
terday The following is list of the causes 40 far az
notices had been received by the Clerk-J Fellows VS.
u Lee ct al M. Martin VS. l.. Martin; r. 8. Williams
VS. Birckbeck; o. 4. Edwards VS. r. A. varick ct al ;
w; w, Mumiord Va A. sprague ct III; J. Evans A.
pany; De Kay VS. @ r. Irving OF al; D. Carpenter
vs. Taylor ct oil; w. Wambagh vs. A. II. Oates; p q.
stuyvesant We The City of New York; j. Boushard vs.
Lopez Dasj w. Lambert VS. O. Bronson; Fraser OF al
VS. n NJ western; the Eagc Fire Insurance Company
vs. Flanagan ct al; I. Brady Vs. N McCosker;
j. r Whiteman ct al vs.. the German Reformed Church
OF New York; q Hastings &. Pew ct al; w. Kim
bal ct al VS. q Ferguson; @. Nochring vs. Wen
maker j. Bell vs. L. Stainsr; p. a. Lahens vs. Fieldsn
eth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09

NAvAL.-The frigate United States arrived at
Port Praya on the 18th of June, in the very shor
passage of twenty-five days. The following is an
interesting extract of a letter from one of her
officers dated
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In ST0 RE.

IN STORE,
EToFrE ALGERINEs-for Iadie. pr.r,
IL Eione Primaro.a :"
Cord plaid
Balkorncs and Bareres
Muslin robes
Mar-eiie. and other skirt.
81 Balise shawls
Checked, striped and plain swi.. muslin,
r,,,, jaeonet
Checked striped and plain eambne.
Plain and figured bobines
Jaeone' and cambria edsinss ins.r,inss
Irish linens. n large stock
Extra ~ linen .heetinrs
Linen eameIie- and linen cambria hdth
Brown and beaehed hollands
Brown linens and gas. eIoth, every variety
neaVy brown linen drills
Bleached
Navy drills, good article
samotoons and ee,tonsdes. heavy soek
harseiles and Valencia vestinrs
French and English satn ye.,ns some OF ,.,r, ou.tv
Black brown and cloths. OF ,e best mai.
Black and fancy French doubI. mad usle width.
English eassimeresan t~eeds
American fancy cassimeres, a beautiful article
50 plain and assdrap d'ese
Summer cloths, every color and price
BombaHines and alpaeeas
SILK and alpaca srEe
Green barge, black lace wells
Black white and eold Italian Grape, hat Grape
sik mitts and gloves
Back and cold hid gloves
Hose and half hose, a large stock
Silk and hdks
French sin umbrellas, hne auiels
Cotton and gInsham UMBRELLA,
Parasols and Parasolettos
Stocks, collars and bosom.
Black Italian and eTayau
Black and eold sewing slks
DO. pafsnt thread. y.,y
IayorS Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
Buttons and combs, large stock
Cum web and other suspendeu
9t7s,4,9s 10 and Ie bleaehed Shifting. Shooting.
- 20 and 81 brown Shirtngs and sheeunFs-amonra
winch are virginia Stout Eriek Canal Nils Manchester and
other we'll known brands. -
Apron and Furniture Checks
Knox and Pcniientary Paids for servants,
And many other styles OF Goods which are Offered IN ,ha
Trade upon the most accommodating terms
NH 20 DANIEL. N. IONDON
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Chcnn Trunk IsfnhIishmcI

NAVE general assortment Of Travelling Trunks 81 various
y styles, and Of All very low constantly
receiving from Manufacturer, or
der any description n Trunks Those
wishing large travelling PLATA Leather Trunks
particular construction, be fun she'd shon BY
order with my chcap Boot Shoe one
door above Gay. Mathews a Co.
Oh or second hand Trunks taken in exchange
N.Y. " ". LEONARD.
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FRESH IMPORTATlONs.
UlY THB SHsIl' .AMERICAN,, noa ia,,,.,o, Al,
- reel today receipt our spt,nr inn
poaon OF BRITISH DRY In consequence Of IN. Ia.
of the viii 81. very advance UPON
the eost-amoax them may be feasd:-
Super wool slaek Cloths
Common and black Alpaca Lustres
New styi, fancy Cinshams
10 do twilsd do.
White Cameties Jaeeonels
Printed ounilnss
Super London wehins.
Cordfaney Linen Driiinss
Biesehed satin do do
In fancy do
An ouef cord Imperial Robes
Cord hustle do do
Royal and Sylphsde do
LADIES' half fingered silk Mlus
DO do embd do
White and drab Berlin Gloves
Pearl buttons. stay bindings &C.
mn Arxy
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

NEDH ST MIMI UUUUO.
ITNHE subscribers are receiving large assort-
IL OF
Fancy Prints some very handsome
Bk and white BLK and lavender, and bue
New style Ginghams, Mouslns
PlainADd and checked Linen Dnlhngs
Camblets, Nankeens, GambroOns
Summer Tweeds Kentucky Jeans
Irish Linens, Lawns
Woolbk blue and inv. green Cloths
Wool blk and fancy Cassimeres.
Together with variety Of Goods
q usual terms.
NH u WADsWORTH. TURNER 4 co.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN GOODS
FOR GENTLE MEN
u III. JENKINS is selling very great bargains
H. in goods for genllemen summer wear and II VIII b. well
worth The attention TO call aud them.
a great variety Of striped and plaid Linen Drilling
SIX Hhdkfs Of every
harseiles and Cashmere VesiinEs htI1uality
Sk Shirts Of every very fine and son. and Of beau
Merno Gauze Shirts, expressly summer
Ca'hmeretts, Drap deEtr, for summer coats
Fine assortment Of Irish Linens
DO do striped do
Beaehed and unbleached Cotton half Hose
Back and white Silk do
Thread, Lisie Thread and H. =.
Black and cord silk Crsvats
Striped and plaid Cfayats
gOodaszormeni ofFreneh and English
Al Of which viii be sold very preparatory his moving To
his new store r. u. JENKINS,
G u No. % EHchlnRe Cnrnnr
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- GORDON & SKINNER, "a MAN sTRr

GORDON 81 SKINkER, "a MAIN STREET
~ Richmond, Va, Offer for sale
% hhts Orleans and West India Sugar.
Is uetees and bbs Clanhed sugar
40 packages loaf crushed and pllversed Sugar.
boxes white Havana Sugar
$50 bags Cohee-Rio, Laguayra, Java and Maraeabo
bales Mocha Coffee
s5 hhis Orleans West India Mola.se,
hi chests Black
Tea In 6 and 3b
400 sides Leather-good stamp nd DAMAGED
rs do Russell Leather
goo lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candies
20 Soap
Fancy and Variegated SOAP
10 bags Pepper
Pimento
200 kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashon's Salt
$50 bags
100 Kegs Duponi's Power
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
10 teress Rice
25O doz Hemp and Coton Red Card. and Linz.
50 doZ BToOms
% doE painted Buckets
200 Nova Scotia Grind stones
Is kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Gass-erlO
Sperm and Tanners OIL
Cotton Yarns Salt Pere, Copperas Madder and IndSo.
Cotton IN bales Clover Seed, Cider Vinegar &C.
lRoN-lo0 tons sedes English Tedegar and County com
prisinE nearly all sizes, round, fiat and square
Sheet Iron and Nail
SfEEIs-hmeriean and English Bli,rr,d
MAYORS and sheer Steel
TIN PLATE-l7S boIes 1914, 1870 I2rI9
Bright and loaded Tin for roofing
CoPPER-20O0 lbs Brazers, sheathing and Bolt
WlRE-lOOO lbs assorted sizes
Zinc and Speller
IA M heetI Load Ef
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THE preceding 6nn,a 4.

given to represent the in....l
Die ret'riraiion. Il - IA. rr-a,,,a.
suanon iot the impurities Of IN. body
u WI be noticed that a thick elo,,dv
mist issues from all points OF ia. .,,,.
Isss, which Indicates that this per,p,
ration howsunintrrroptedly when -.
are In health. but seas-s " hen wear.
siek. Life cannot be sustained ri,h.
oat u. u 10 thrown OF go a IA. Ll..,
and other juices of the body. and a..
poses by this mcan-. Of nearly an ~
Impurities within u.. H.. -, ~
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SUPERIOH FAMILY TEA paeEsRes eIira hns
- Gunpowdsr Tea, be surpassed BY any this eounio
ale ~ the package, or a. retail, by
myis CAPgRTON 4 CRuNP
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VNJHITE GOssAMERS.

w eases superb Whit Hats neat and sepsel
bue and baek Rer
Of the --latest Broadway patterns for ae wholesale an
By J. BOUTHRR co,
je 1G2 Main street, opposite he Ranks
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-10-21

These ships are all OF the largest elsss, and are
Commanded by Of character and experience
Their cabin accommodations are all that can be de-
sired in point Of spendor, comfort, and convent
enee and they are furnished with every descrip-
ton Of stores Of the best kind. Punctuaty in the
days ofssi0g will I've strictly adhered to.
Price Of passage to Liverpool, 500. From Liy.
erpool To New York f25.
Agents for ships Oxford, Montezuma, Europe
Shenandoah, Yorkshire, Fidela, Cambridge, and
New York, ....... 80. .. ....
r GooDHUE& Co, or
c. II. MARSHALL, New York.
-.. ... Barring, BROTHERS & Co...
49, .... Liverpool.
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, VirgInian
Waterloo, and John R. Skiddy,
ROBERT KERMIT, New York,
.. To J. SANDS Il CO., Liverpool.
Agents foe ships Patrick Henry, AShburtQn, Hen
y Clay, (new,) and Independence,
GRlNNELL, MINTURN, q CO., N. Y.
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, & CO., Liverpool
Agents for ships Roscius, Siddons, Sheridan
and Garrick,
Elk. COLLINS & Co.. New York,
aa BROWN, SHIPLEY, & CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Queen Of the West, Liverpool
y Hotnngucr, and Rochester.
Woodruff 4 MlNTURN, New York.
FIELDEN, BROTHERS, & CO, Liverpool
Now York, March 2--lyd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-10-21
DR. BANNING's BODY BRACE

- Thousands of persons afflicted by puimo-
nary affections, dyspepsia, constipation, and various
degrees Of local or general debility, have been re-
lieved by this instrument. 1t is particularly adapt
ed to numerous ailments prevalent at the South to
spinal weaknesses, distortions, tendency Of the
body to- lounge and droop, both in children and
adults. By restoring the form to erect posture,
it enarges the chest, that the subject breathes
freer and easier, and thus many contractions of the
chest, with attendant affections of the heart and
lungs counteracted, and full play is given TO the
organs of respiration.
The brace may be had in this city by applying
Mrs. Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all
times over E. Wheelers hardware store, Pennsyl.
vania avenue, near 7th street A gentleman will
aid in adapting it TO those who may call for the pur
pose. ...
Applications for single braces, from distance, as
also for patent rights, may likewise be directed to
DR.. Bannings office, 423 Broadway, New York
DR.. Banning can refer, if desired, to soma Of the
most eminent professors Of medical and surgical
science in the United States, well as to numerous
distinguished ladies' and gentlemen in this city and
other parts Of the country.
July Sly ".".