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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05
A Mammoth Scheme for the BIS, May !

SOU,UUU!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81, TO be
drawn on Saturday, May 81, 1886 7snumber.,
Is drawn. Grand Capitals: GO, 600 dollars, 80 600
$4,000, 1900, 1896, 80 of 1000, 50 OF 500, SO
Of 600, &c. Tickets 20 dollars; halves 10; quar-
ters 5. A package of wholes cost S520-less the
price Of tickets S60-460; which warrant 10
draw S255. A Certificate Of Wholes cost POS co.
halves l02 so; quarters 81 25.
A package Ul tickets in this splendid lottery, it
bought at Luck's Office, may draw The first five
prizes, amounting 10 over one hundred and six
teen thousand dollars.
1926 DOLLARS! 10000 nett.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 10, TO be
drawn on Saturday, May 9, 1916. Lowest Two
number prize 90 dollars melt lowest one number
prize 10 dollars nett Is Nos. 10 drawn. Grand
Capi,als: S35,295, 10000, 5000, 1000, 1892
$500, Of 1000, of j 700, 20 of 500, 90 of
600, &c. Whole Tickets $40; halves 5: quar-
| ters 2 SO. Certificates Of packages of 25 Whole
Tickets Sl00-halves and quarters in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 90, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, May l6, 1916. rs Nos. 10
drawn. Grand Capitals: prize of 100000 TO-
600, 5000 1000, 5000, 1000, 1860, ,273, 25
of 900, rs OF 500, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters So A certificate OF 25 whoes costs
ITO; 25 halves SIS; 25 quarters 81 SO.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 22-ln be
drawn May 80, 1876. Lowest two number prize
$40. IS numbers, ~ drawn. Grand Capitals:
$50 600, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1900, 5000, ,993,
30 OF 900, &c. Tickets y; halvesG; quarers3
II Persons from The country visiting the city
should bear in mind that some Of the above spen-
did prizes are in the hands Of LUCK" and if
they want money, they should address their orders
TO C. E. LUCK.
The drawings sent when requested to all who
order from me. G. B. LUCK,
May 4 Vendcr for d. Paine & Co.
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horil 14-rir
:oM MissIoNER,s OFFICE, ,

I.,f
RioINcsp, 18Th April, lci6.
PURSUANT is oder nf the Superior Court ~
l Ch,noery Tor the Rchnoad Chem, made ihr
twenty itn day OF February lei6, thr creditors OF
james scruggS deceased hereby notified 10 produce
before my Office, in the cy Of Richmond the
lGth day of June next er claims a.aiast The estate q
The said James scsgs dsceaS-d, with the evidence In
support ihe,eof mo. SHORE, Cent?
AMT t1-<SW
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One Dollar DlaIV

e q THE PUBLIC are hereby no.
.s-szsmsS1s. ,fed, that the quick and beautiful
Steamer AUGUSTA, which is in The most COM
pcle order for both day and night line and un-
surpassed in her accommodations, is now run
ming, on .Hondaw, Wednesdays and Fridays, be-
tween Port Wahhal and Norfolk, in connection
with The cars from Richmond and Petersburg.
Passengers leaving Richmond on those days,
al 81 A. NJ, breakfast on board the Augusta,
and arrive at Norfolk between ! and ,, p. M.
Returning, the Augusta leaves Norfolk al 8 2.
NJ on the same DAYS, passengers being lodged
on board in fine berhs and spacious cabin and
arriving at Walihal little after daylight, and 10
Richmond TO breakfast.
Ii will be perceived from the above, that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives TO persons
visiting Norfolk on business The opportunity OF
transacrng ii, and returning by The same boat, 30
as 10 I've al home within II hours after leaving
Richmond.
The AUGUSTA will stop in all cases 10 PIT
Oni way travel and rW sto7 for IL 1rhen,rey sig
nails made.
The public may rest assured, that it is the de-
termination of tie Proprieiols 10 keep up this
Line permanently, and 10 accommodate travel.
lers between Richmond and Norfolk III tic best
manner, and al The iorcsi rates.
II Passage and fare between Richmond and
Norfolk ONE DOLLAR.
For further information, Tickets or Freight,
apply al the Depot OF The Richmond Il Peters
burg Railroad Company, 10 The Ticket Agent.
N. B.--The conliguily of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Depot 10 the principal Ho.
tells Of Richmond, by avoiding hack hire 10 pas
sengers BY this line, ADDS 10 lis economy as well
as convenience. Mayo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fashionable Millinery !!
'1ioAiiNANhDLE oTRlNu MILLlNEh

81 MRS. G. PHILIP would call the atten-
* lion of her customers and the Ladies in
general 10 her late selection OF
EhSII0.NA IL cDnINo n.Ir Y,,,,o,,
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EIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS SOLD
L AT STATIONS OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. in Leesburg, Glass co. Maya:
50 81 8 II SO % 70 Is SIS 10 Al % GO.
Ticket, Nos. II % 33, prize Of 5000 dol
lars. sold by STRATTON.
NAYS
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1926, or $4,000 nett.
invest two No Prize 600 nrtt-Lowest one No.

I3U,UUU! SIU,UUU.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 20, to he
drawn Saturday, 10th May, 1876, at Wilmington,
Delaware. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
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: Thomas IL Charles Ellis.

IMPORTERS or
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Gums, &c.
No. log, MAIN STREET
On lst Floor, Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic;
On 81 Floor, Hardware F17cign and Domestic !;
AT WHOLESALE.
TINE subscribers have received by various ar
i rivals full stock Of both Fancy and Staple
Goods, suitable Tor the Spring Trade. 10 which
they invite the attention Of merchants from the
country.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
March lS-lm
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REMOVAL

Which was opened on Wednesday last, The
I'D inst, al her store No. % Main street, Z door.
below her old stand. Anril 2o-d2w
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HICKORY HILL, FOR SALE

TNHTs valuable Estate will BE- publicly offered Tor sale
on the first day Of July, II fair, # not, The
fair day
IL lies on Wis's rlver in the county Of Cumberland
and contains about $50 acres, Of which, about no
law grounds, 400 cleared highland, most Of which IL IN
ane heart and the balance in woods IL s well adapted
the growth of tobacco, wheat and OATS and bss
all of the necessary houses in the cultivation Of these
crops also, good dwelling house, with orchards aud
everythn necessary for The comfort Of lamy. II IL
situated immed atry upon navgahie stream, about IL
miles from The town II faTnyilie, and half why be-
the Two villages of Cara and Curdsyille both oi
which places afford nIafkri ;uf wheat. The fertility
Of this estate IT'S location regards health and society
and its easy to market constitute one OF thr
most valuable estates III middle Virginia The terms
will br made known on the day Of sale. Tie ,ubscrI-
her living the estate will take pleasure IN showing
10 any person wishing 10 purchase, OF m attending 10
any communication addressed 10 him 81 Langhorns's
Tavern, Cumberland. WIN. a. PERhlNS.
March I7-rwtis
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u. q. a.rcg0rv ~ Go.

y. a.. Gregory ~ co.
ANAGERS, NO. lGl, MAIN STREET,
lW RICHMOND, Vuginia.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY.
$4,000 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass Is, for
1916, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, D. G., Satur-
day, May g. rs Nos, ~ drawn ballots.
PRIZES.
10000 $500
GOO0 5000
3,l40 so prizes OF 1000
Tickets $40, Halves S; Quarters SO.
Certificates OF Packages of 25 Wholes $3.50 90
Do do. 25 Halves 65 90
Do do 25 Quarters, 80 so
3o,29i DOLLARSi
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 10, for
1916. 10 be drawn 4, Alexandria, D. c., Satur-
day, May 10. n,,,,.
prize of S35,29t 10 prizes Of $500
I" 10000 50 1909
GO00 30 1000
3.Sy5 SO 500
& prizes Of $500 &c. &c.
70 Numbers, II Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters 2 so.
Certificates Of packages of2G Wholes, Sl35 90
Do Co. 70 Halves, o. 3U
Do. do &c Quarters, 80 IS
10000 d O l. L A R S!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 20, for
1896, TO be drawn at Alexandra, d. c., on Sa.
turday, The 23d Of May.
CAPITALS
prize Of $4,000 1000 ! prias; Of $500 800
5000 100 prizes Of 1000
: 5000 &c. &c.
IS Nnmbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters so.
Certificates OF packages OFFS Wholes, $50 w
Do. DO % Halves G5 90
DO. do. 25 Quarters, 30 so
~ Orders for tickcrs and shares and eertih-
cafes of packages in the above Lotteries will re-
ceive the most prompt attention, and an official
account of each drawing will be sent, when re-
ouested. 10 all who order from US. Address
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Anril 27-2aw,idc Richmond. Virginia.
CUT AND PLAIN GLASS.
WE offer at retail, rich cut and plain glass
w Bowls; Pitchers; Decanters; Pickle and
Sugar Stapd,; Preserve Dishes Goblets; Tum-
blers Wines; Jellies; Salt Stands, &C., Sc.
Bargains may be expected.
VIM F. BUTLER & co,
NAV 50 Main Street.
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NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LIN

BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK, PORTSMOUTH, OLD POINT
CONFORI &C., VA PORT WALIWALL
Hour Of Departure Changed 10 81, A. NJ, and
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xITANrEn.-An elderly man, hose ocempation h's
w been teaching School, wants situation In the
country near House OF Worship line addressed 10
r. g.. through The medium 81 the Port Cfice Rich
mond will be attended Ia. May l-c2awts
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LAW NOTICE

LAW NOTICE.
(SHRisTGPHFN I. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTIT2
~ prnctiee law In pnrtpsrSais, rnder the arm Of
s,oTr &c srIrH, 10 az Me coAns II Law and ElaHy ~
South Artansat.
~ onier a, camden, WashIl4 county, Arkansas.
rsh Iu-<,y
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OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTEL AND PosT
OOYrlcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under The management of. G. Gr.go-
ry e. Co., on the same terms that they are sold at
the Managers Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-18
Later from Santa Fe-some Of the Traders
Prisoners Movements OF Col. popirhan.
Correspandence of the ST lolis RrruhIcAn

iNDcrxNrENck Dec. J. lSi6
! am able 10 communicate lit,le more new from
Santa Ed and the adjoining province. DIR, Vaughan
physician 20 pcniphane regiment accompanied BY MI
Smith Fielding and othsrs has jast arrived from the
plans They left santa Sc en- the %6lh OF October
Through the pohteness Of the Doctor permitted IL
make lew extracts from letter 0n, Col ;. [ Owens
dated Yalyardo October ~ ls4& which euhoiies almost
al the news we have received The Colonel says We
have been here some two week sad, IN A probability
viii be here some two weeks ~ perhaps Two ;ronths
losSeE
-Jannes Nssoain was robbed BY the Apache Indians
CO this side Fl Pass and his s,giS ~ Fl fsso IL
was taken prisoner. DoCs Connolly poSae, AcMSauS
sad Valdez who reached II fasso some lew days after
MAscn, were also made prisoners, and the whole "
hem have been sent on 10 Caih1Shas under escort 81
some twenty soldiers.
This news we have received from diAercGi MeHlcsns
who let ~ Fasso in the last SIN eight days. Ne have
20 aoaet 9th truth u the report for the snIe oHsi
news CT caely Co. was 10 give Us intelligence relS
~ .s siteaaen OF affairs IN the II Pssso. In short
aceshes areeAely 20 ar=an cement ~ se here
ten days aso,s mol coming or writing. convince Us
that they are all prisoners
we are acre N no enyiSaie Situation and do no, know
not set any news tror, Santa Fl W., 80. 49, -
StStss II Col. ponipasn marches his ,o,s ;,,,ss
A.ey 10 Chshushus, nc viii win lsnr, - -,
eiIn 10 eternity " 49,
particularly 10 protect persons and property Ci ~
phaa has determined 10 send Najoy Gsipin ont ;, NJ
disturbances alnoas the Indians sHd move sor,ssns ~
seif Immediately, with al his regiment to chihuahua
lie was to start on the 9Th O; October,
The pcc,or snd his company have had a tolerahy
good trip the prairies They met Messrs Han (
keans company {of this plscc) NJ the Sear0Ae and
Billiards. Hook 4 Co rom Lexington, ri the crossing OF
The Arkansas, The company sent forward Fon LesveI
worth one day in advance Of Billiards. company, the
prsrie robbed by the Indians ali their mules driven
Cd, except toar I'VE, and two men killed
Matters and things in Santa ES about as usua-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-18
Later from Fort Bent.

from the 81. Louis Republican, Dec.
A letter from Fort Bent, written the So;h OF
October. communicates some information which is o;
interest at the present time, The proper officer
hasy engaged in forwarding to Santa Fe ON an average
about thirty wagon loads OF provisions per week
will be hardly possible says the letter Ito get all
the stores into Santa Fe this Winter the cry bad
condition OF the trains which arrive here. About liC
tons OF provisions stored IL this fort all which
have 10 cross the mountains this Winter il possible
There on the road between this and Fort
Ieaverwosth some dozen trains OF wagons part OF
which cannot get here this Winter, though enough can
DO got to Sants Ee 10 last the army until Spring
unoie Sans braves have tremendous appettes this
country and wagon load Of provisions do not 90 Tar
With them"
The writer says that the Indians getting trouble
some between Fort Bent and the States The Pswnecs
attacked q provision train, few days ago near the
efossinS OF the Arkansas. and killed The Ara
pshoes killed two last week. the road between this
And Santa IS After troops &c, THROUGH with th,
troops on the other side OF tbs mountains they will
hsva TO commence this side and after ,hrashinc some
half dozen nations in all there will be no more trouble
with thorls
Nessss, S. Vrain and folscr arrived g, the Fort on
the 9th Of October.
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UhiO-Losan CO.-Large and small FARM
Black Laws-iIexlcnn War, Murder, &c.
C0rrespondencc Of The tribune.

correspondence ul Inc Iilpunc.
BELLEFoTrAISE Ohio Dec .. ls;6
H GREELEY, Esc.-We live here IN an old town.
remarkable or-nothne at all. lnrespect to taleut
business, wealth, DC it is probably not far below
nor very much superior 90 the average OF Western
villages of like population. 1t is situated gu the
line OF the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad,
connecting Cincinnati with the Lakes The soil al
the county, tJoganl MS whole. is well adapted to
the growth of small grain--and IN portions oi 1t
Indian Corn is pP1duced OF a superior quality The
Mad River rises i'm this county giving name Ia one
Of the fertile valleys which render our State So pro
ductve.
West Liberty eight miles South OF this village.
is situated in the valley OF the river alluded t. and
would become a thriving aud prosperous town.
were ii not fer the monopoly by (eo individuals OF
the rich, green surrounding it. Adjoining the wi
lago and in the Immediate vicinity arc three propiic'
tors ore OF whom owns two thousand acres, and the
others fifteen hundred each Two oil these farms are
devoted to thu raising OF stock-the other is grain
farm and constantly maintains dsticry in operation
II these lands divided into tracts oi proper size
each owned by an intelligent and industrious iarmer
the efec. would be visible IA the infinitely increased
prosperity of the whole neighborhood
Whether the Black Laws will be repealed this
Winter, or remain our Statutes, disgrace aud
a reproach. remains to be seen. am inclined 10
the opinion that they will they arc, although
they have been condemned by the voice OF the People
and In almost every village OF the state held up to the
soorn OF our citizens in the glowing impassoned, anf
manly eloQuence oil BEBB.
The Mexican War is growing day by day more
unpopular with the People 1t Is become except
in the eyes of the most ultra Loco Focos, object
Of unniugaiod adherence II is justly deemed Il re
proach upon Government, disgrace to the age as
also national sin OF awful magnitude. oh, when Will
men, ceGsng TO butcher each other learn to regard the
world composed of brethren OF one Great Family .
children OF Common Parent When VIII they lear n
that the interest OF mankind consists IN the cult
vAhon OF peace and harmony, and traielnsl kindness
and that the murder OF myrlads OF rational beings can
not redress single wrong
The whole community have been shocked by the
preparation OF most diabolical murder in Spring
acd. some thirty miles South OF this place. \
young OF worthy aud respectable paren,ase muJ
ders foowbcing icr the paltry sum OF twenty dollars
But nkg should wonder or be startled at this HUI
man life Is becoming cheap, Men are daily killing each
other In nulntudcs BY the license gi G0eerE Reat why
may subject OF the Government drive small bu
siness on his own hook
An effort will be made to abolish Capital Punish
n,ent at the present session of the Legislature. II
not effected Ncg II doubtless will ought be st
some future and nor distant day Yours SC. Ii.
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zoussEL1s aMAND1NE,

- M pIf.snfloH and ttrt y I7niTtd IIl"'l-
~ The -ub,cribcr liaie tie df1d OF o. hJu. p
Broa5ysyjro .emUy.-c-p cclfaly soilcii- 'ai o! '
s~ 80 pr1pr ate lie season. pom is -nso4ute Per
f-fio hers wiling rl-H the reputation OF ~ esahsi
r.- II is warranted and prevent cap7ed nael-
IN ofuss. and v7i,eness TIE usUgtar.uieT claims o
III. pefflrnsr- perfect eclsuiy % he import o. . up
o!v from ~, reshn=ss-tiets = however no sfucs ~
;ts Dr eInr5 fpreisr of domestic winch The >npscl -
o. MOI Keen The aer1me- Il 5s former partner o
many resr director inc mrs. laboratory n Faris-is c.
100 40 n soI1 Al prices generally 81 % 81 per cent
ch.zps lie mos respectfully -ni!cii- ihs pAlfunase -
The elite this metropolis Il the sais Tine pfyihisln
deserve n truth a11 izr dealing N all h. ansaccns
a AIOSS. late hJu=ssi's Up biosa"sss
Where ae Will remain untl. farther notice
EVER vanety ri -cap= shGvinc cream -su eri= -
osue- cosmetics pctneiu;ns &c With ~ extensive asc
rent Of zzor- ha nail end shaving brushes toii=
,.a,,I.- 10 c. n lmec1
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
nIsrArcREs FOR THE TRIBUNE
symAGNETlc TELEGRAPH
xxrxth CONGRESS- second Session.
SENATE. .WAsrnsc1oS. Dec.

SENATE WAstnSoIoS. Dec II 1877
Mr. s1ANoys appeared and took his seat.
Mr.. ASHLEY, on leave introduced oii' e''so
fishing permanent general Preempiion iaho 81
MIR BsEEsE submitted oil to reduce and grad
uase the price Of puoc lands
~, UoonsR1peE, on leave, presented bills %
y,sn, nublic lands in Michigan for internal improve
800. and TO sell the mineral lands Of Lake cupe
", DIX gave notice Of oil establishing Z
bcanch mint at New York
Nj sqE1oBT gave notice Of bill establishing
branch mint at Charleston.
On motion Of Mr. TCRsEY the aihtary Commit
tee was instructed to inquire into the ezpediehcy
OF allowing Volunteers discharged IN consequence
O. sickness iu pay for the term OF their enilst
ment
Mr. CRIITgSDES on leave introduced a bii! TO I'M
prove the navigation OF Western rivers The Presi
dents Message taken up 10 be referred 70 ap
n,onriate Committees Mr. WEsIcOTr moved that
ion OF Territorial Governments In conquered pro
vinces in Mexico, be referred 10 the Committee on
Tertit0rtes
Mr.. SEVER moved its reference 10 the Committee
on Foreign A6a,rs
Mr. BESroS said there was no snch thing in the
Message and asked Mr.. Westcott 10 wlthhra" his
Inotion
Mr wEs1co1r declined A spirited debate On.
sued between Messrs. BgEToE and WEsTcorT
Messrs. ALLEN, ARCHER, CAaEsos, CRITIE:-
DEN and SEapLE also participated in the debate
The motion was laid upon the table 20 10 p The
Senate proceeded to elect Chaplain and on the
second ballot Rev. Mr.. SLfcEK was elected 5e
received % votes Mr. TusTis Q. scattering Al
ter en- Executive Session the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Petitions and memorials were presented
Mr.. PoLLoog moved a suspension OF the rules to
introduce resolution instructlng the Committee 81
Ways and Means 10 bring in bill 70 repeal the
Tariff OF 20 and 10 remodel the Tariff Of 42-Lost
Il yeas 10 Ilo nays.
The Committee resumed the consideration Of the
Presidents Message, and proceeded 10 refer II n
Committee Of the Whole
Mr. GEs1RY opposed the Message, declared the
President made the War &c
Mr.. KENNEDY OF Indiana followed IN defence Of
the President and the War.
Mr. HuDsos reviewed and opposed The Message
The Committee rose.
Mr.. BESros gave notice Of bill regulating az
pointments to Office and guarding the pubic ser
vice from improper Influences.
Notice was given OF bill TO provide for the as
certainment and satisfaction of claims for French
spoliations.
Mr.. RATHsuS presented resolutions Of the New
York Legislature for regulating the Pilot system Of
the United States Adjourned
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TooTHACHE CAN BE CURED

~ Who would not give ter the feHrl ~ YY,''
ache tyu .tilc- fer srels onc known 10 ihe Gus
toners OF the s:e Dr. ii. Hart lnz Glove inv1Y We
dr,lroyes The nerve II tie tooth which srefy one surely
must know j. the O TJaiice II la- IN en Telei 10
thousands That have many nights Of Ist oy ms eN
r.iirr pain ana no wouid give grateful testimony o
its efficacy If it r-c-sssfy, but ~ ttate 10
generous public ss t fl7. ADD II u dee not tloi'
.at.rs.ton In less aan minute the money VIA ne =
fnnJed Prepared sold ~ hJ-e-eie tad retail ~ g Is
HAMMOND 4 co Chemists amt Druggists, successors
i.sr..t sdt,.u.p. stcasIi's ne marble buildn.-
y q The iropretur- would cal Tie atteaii0n OF The
laIles and gentlemen the many rttyer Kept icr t'r
ronysrieucr such r. ReaIs on tnure Tooth Hair and
Nal Bushes Soaps. Cosmetic, fefi"nery anu S A.
t.C.os uppcriainng 10 me toilet al SAl's
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

e. ,lohu>On'~ Tnoibachc DfOp-.-the ''lp.e
Anrdv1e fur the Immediate ana permanent cure OF PAIN
nj dccayrd b-grg from Is Intrinsic value 3, =
remedy become Immensely popular with those no have
I'D H. many limitations have laieiy been trru.t upon the
market .y unprrcipe. persons and Sold the original
ard genuine. attic - The object u this paragraph is 20
csutou tina public ssans all such spurious com foln1- A.
no lo~c Anodsn can possibly The genuine article 70
long and fivora y known by hlt rain' but nl fepa
during four fre years by 4. x D. Sands mud lot ma
last year hy Henry Juuson lsuccs Z" n Is sdhi1 y
Coz who Is ~" sole proprietor. The nn'y safety Tor
purchasers TO be and ask or luhnsuns Toohache
drops and 10 examine tie wrapper ri the vial ~ every
one of tie cculi1 has toe suGiire ol Henry Johnson
Remember that -he lme Glove Aucdy 81 iinns1ias
for ihe most .clcR ioch'c!s OF PAN IN ne guns
JOHNSON, Chemist srd Drusp't. No. rs Rfotd"ay.
west side i1e -sritr Building. sold also a. Fulton
ST. Fat frnldN ~ and SOS iiudsua-si Fcs p cents
aIS u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-18
MARINE JOUR AL.
FORT OF NEW YORK.
CLEARED.

Bark. Condor. Flkeol 5; Cruz, A!lsep < Cnauncy
Fanny Colt Jackson Nc. \ n McCIeedy & CO. PrccG
Ia RicId Richd.
Schrs Welcome, swift Bsrtsdcss Fernando Wood
Export Glued Providence.
ARRIVED.
Bark Austin, Lovert, I'm Portland Me Dee / N esia
Was Fire Island the 9TH inst and has experienced
we're gales ever since.
BIZ Gazette Esle. - d- tn st Johns NJ in ballast
10 & 6 Lcurie.
Bris Hope, BeMse. Il ds I'm Plyrncath Mass in ballast
10 " Lewis
Brig Moses BulAley tn, Charleston 18th inst cotton to
Geo Buckley
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porS FL cedar logwood 81 10 master
sehr Dispatch, Ccrsou. d. I'm Srsndy"ine, dou' &c
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MEMORANDA.
The oGtwsrd bound ships Zurich .oI Esyic aud the
); Faircs Ter Liverpool! have anchored the SW spit