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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12

Uar ia South .4Herica-B Battle btiiesen The filled NO
nnebs aud The .9rgotins Re,1nfieans.
letter published IN Of onr exchanges and dated
Ria Ja Jsnerio 9Th oil Dec, 1915, briggs the news
Ut an engagement between the ABglo-allIe1 forces ~
i' River Plate and some VI RUsss Batteries at Tie
mouth Of the River Parhns. The English aud French
gsned decided slcory. though they sustained COM
siderable loss Of men and shipping. Their Loss is es'
umated al 30 men. white thai OF tho Argentine Re.
publieans set down at 800,
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M. II. xAyrNDER & CO..

sHl continue the Gnrery and Commission bust
Iess, u the odd and well known stand Of Bryant 4
Sos"e. sssse lie is now opening a new and splendid
Sss.asneai 1t Gn ceries, Lq,ms. Dry Goods, &c. sc.
fhanklui to his I'D friends who have heretoffr 81
"n5sy eisuo'sed linn ~'ils, living with airssrs Bry
sai & f,sing. and while s.raYsnrrs BRYANT. Iin.ey
q asssindsf. he begs leave ash Of item con,isu-
a"ce u their patronage and shirils ca, fom them
s"dabe pubic genaa'ly. he s5e,eIniued 10 use eve
~ eu'ri a,g'se entire ssiisiacriah all whnanay n.,
frs4ss to fiym him with their patronage
NJ II. IAviNDFR.
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la Head ssys
This freshly tesoied province IS sns of tie "at u
The whsle Republic of Meaico. lis ishabisnls are eo-
ergec aud enlrfpfsing a0d # they deisrninsd Il
be independents the si Of Nesie resake iheio
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OrSG.H, C.f.NEMOK,
PTS. TURPINTINE, GUM ARABIC

nASTOR OIL. Calomel, Salts, Ipecac Soda Flies
~ Jalap. Rhubarb, Cream Tartar. Tarlar.Emetic
and general assortment Of PURE and GENUINE MED
lClNES, Essential Oils, &C., ,rGrranied of the best
quality Many articles will be offered at OF less than
The present New York prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
Tor safe as ADORE

Sulphate. Acetate and pure Morpha. Iodine. Hydro
date Potash. aud good assortment of CHEMICAL s
warranted q best quality H. ID.
Feb. 9 Is if
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DEBT AND RESOURCES OF VIRGINIA.


From Report Of the Second Auditor laid before The
General Assembly at its present session we gather the
following interesting sallscs-trom which II appears
that with Overlooking Golfers and moderate system of
'aAaiIon the Old Dominion may be said To be ala ust
free from indeditt'Hcss The wide contrast which her
condition. IN this essential element of States PROSPER.
ny, presents 10 that Of some Of her sister Conmn.
weahs, which lave been unnisely persuaded by dem.
agogues, mure anxious for transient popularity Than f.
permanent fame, TO repudiae OF to suspend the uayenl
oil Their debts, in order 10 avoid the axao necessary f.
'''' 'u'"''en' I'll obgali.., must be graft, inc to
10y yrelnlan-u while it constitutes triumphant re
luaon of the predictions, and ought to silence the
nurs Of that class Of dog in ,nanser pocians who
residing III the lowands need no improvement of their
Latural facilities Of communicatlun turn deal ear
TO the solicitations o that portion of their fellow zens
less iavoraby siihsed fol the aid oflhc State in the ac
complishmeni of scheaies 10 which ilelr individual re-
sources are inadequate.
The entire amount Of the State Debt is S5,o7S 772
SO; and is held as follows:
In Greai Britain, S23Ql 500 p
10 rance Germany, 1900 co
IN Virginia. 2,9lU,G96 Is
In Mary 3s3 SIS 90
In Dist. Of Columbia li5 $50 90
In other States, olyIO 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12

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PETITIONS.

ny Mt Iarr--Remonsirances Of certain citizen. Of
Lyurbhurg agsins, The sxionslun VI the uvtporate limits
.f said town.
b. Mr.. Patrick p, iun Of suudry citizens oil Ks-
ns~ha county, praying 10 be included In the corunrae
limits of the town OF Charleston,
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ENGRoSSED BILLS.

The Order OF The Day here called FOR, aud an
nuonced-"T The Convention Bill
Mr.. MePhefson made few remarks In opposition 10
the H.
Mr.. Turntu gave the reasons which would .o,.! rol
h,s vote upon this bill.
The bill Was then passed by and made the order Of
the day for Monla, next
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~. ~. Z0s.issdeS. s. 10.
view IrOccry ana Comm ssiOn House
ut THE OLD STAND OF
BR FIFTY X.C l.vC.

NHE sss'~es'brr having Withdrawn iros., The concera
Ut bryant, Finslry & f.asndef. and ha vlss form.
ell new CO. partnership, under the style and fra Of
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LvrnyooL-Stes mshp Cambria from BostonS EAms aud
WIFE John Hilliard wife thee daughters and nurse Lam.
SON David, Bradish Goldschmidt, y Il Lyman and
lady, Fisher, Mrs Fisher, Mrs Sugar Misses Low and
:, fp,st Of Boston Mrs Scott. Of Andove Hon King
townsend Lester tConsui to Genoa) Nfilliken
Maree, Z Hszen, Mr. Underwood Thomas Cochran, Mr.
sos t & s;d n. csPGSs Aslr:Ga Wsra Robert
berr OF New York; Mslthrons, Mrs Herring Of PhIa;
sv npnroe and lady Of Montreal; Asst Com Gen Mill.
zen, bIown Of Quebec; w Roberts of Toronto; Louis
on 'Gs ana "a son q hsyn, Chapman and Proven
Nom zen tem and lady OF Euglend Campon and Henry
" i.sanai Dhsns OF Antwerp; vogel, Mr. Meyer and
Mageon spanish LEGATION; Count De Nontado Charge Of
Sardinia. and serysnt-7i "'se W
for HaI,iaz-M.s Hamilton, child and nurse Boston: Mrs
shaw, Hunter, New York; w Dean Maine; Mis- Mill.
ken and daughter uebec Mrs Glover and sister Mrs Tn
ins frafsr Rsy Mr. Loekland, Curry. son and niece,
Island-2t. Total o.. ~'' '''Ne Tu"afus
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Packets TO Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 3.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Switzerland, Knight, London. Grnnell, Minturn
Sc; 'ts, 'is
Ms gda:1
SNOW foriaaa Shops khod. Island Hull
Empire. Smith New Haven.
Ship Coster Benjamin. from Macoa May GOTH Anjier
Leu. & 70 oupo
wa! under sailing orders bound Up Coat
Left Am vessels at g Helena July of ADjieT spoke
.pcGs ship y nSa j, Sfas'
s :.s e %
S Sept LIKE. .
Is 4, s. spike ;sR Emisian' from Bremen for New
s$s :n T:
s1psrisaesd SaH Sn from 81 away
% HJs: s
Ssgs dssp %nd" az WEI from pasn sSssd
% ps her
s cD a which s BE- S.S
brought to port. On aad Sept large ship the
MTyior. sd il CO. with bark MuskinEun for Mssan1a.
Shp fsSa ssa: shsinsS: from St Yss. Aug ssh, with
4
rigging, maiatop.;s liant mas. and .piI, sails
ton, Durham Dimon. Sept 9th lat 81 Ion T. saw
bark With man topmast and m.n%ss sprung standing 70,
masts -,
With ss s. L'ss % ss De % As
Lowell for Boston, Francis Partridge, Traver. Ba!,imore
sl HaSase1
sSsxSy
n, iNowius vessel: BARI: Ei.nc r.stTiss and Anita;
Oh n Company with .p fom
Brig Almas smith, ls days from Curacao with hides &c,
to Fouke Son. Left brig Sophia for Boston, day
brig Apgs Dupre Is days from LapriI NF, 10 ballast
Brig Augusta, MoN.ir, days from Savannah with
Br brig Cleaner Lockhart, ~ day, from Windsor. with
plaster order Left Br brig Joseph Ham, for New York.
Brig Protection Jones' days from Calais with lsths
Brig Neuvtas, Baker, 10 hours from New Haven bal
sshS suffolk G.pasla % day. from Port .u Prince with
osseso o M. days from Baltimore with flour and
schI STeenwsy Couch. days from Richmond. with flour
sshr MARY Jane Peek, Li.comb, day. from Richmond.
kr josephine. La'ourette days from Baltimore to
schr Cambridge, Hall. days from Boston.
Sehr Swan Gray viSgims
Augustus Kburn days from Philadelphia bound to
seer Commodore Bsdel 50 hour. from Norfolk wit mds
sshr COLUMBIA. Rnapp day. from Alszsndris with md'
s S.j M;c s E;s.'' ballast
Schr Citizen, Allen Marblehead, FISH,
Schr Peal, Sno W, Marblehead fish.
schr Marshall, Mayo, Boston, mdss.
Schr Geo Evans, Foster, Machils, lumber.
Schr Blossom, Sterling, Virgins, potatoes.
Scnr Ann, smith, Virginia,
Schr w Wright. McGee, kichuond coal.
schr American System, Nielsen, Virginia. coal.
Schr Swan, Ayres, Virginia, corn,
Schr Dare, Williams Virginia, corn
scbr NJ Pitts, Small Virgins, coal.
Schr Heroine, Richmond, coal.
Schr Ann Maria, Jones' Newbcn, NC with naval stores.
Schr 7 FrelmEhuysen Bogart Richmond, coal.
Bark Paris, (of Warren from Darien.
Brig Mary A Jones. from Rio Janeiro.
Brig Harbiuser, from Rio Janeiro.
Aiso ships and bark, unkuewn-Wind NE, with foggy
Returned-shp Oxford for Liverpool and anchored at
w Spit. Also, ship South Carolina. Brig w Hunting
ton up from the Lower Bay and anchored u4ran
tine.
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@!!1l:!: E|E::;:si' e:
RsSs 5S aG: GSD'S
HEssE
$, s:.sa. s;a; s;.,Ii:
bss cenmsJss Burger for % ssn-
. sn fer
Higgins do sehr Dover Hensy u1e fngs.s C9lam
Psauias Monte Sideo; soopcwar s.rsosa Cap, shub
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE Oct Arr bark LAuge Gardieu, Callibart.
H.vre; sehr Henry Look, Boston, Ga Bremen 'hip Ann
BosroS, Oct st-Arr brig Calais (of Cslsis) K,ene,
Si I Ill
NsE ss1.
ssss 81 sss
Es e aea H.aiy ssSs GH
New YSr. seh,s ssal Clsand. Forest King Kelly, Ale.
s.sss ss IA .A G rss.S w sss % fS.
f 4G for Ne"
is ad. s Ms ,sa, E.y Margaret fey
i. SsD N Tw
The schr gadahock FIN London anchored Fort stump
oS 81 New a o % s, .pSrsn Of e. brig
SAnDIsrs Sept 2s.Arr sch Ann Thsysr: Philadelphia
NV LONDON, Sept 30-Arr brig Cleaner Lockhart from
Nova Scotia for York; briggs Outvie Marsen FIN Boston
81 ss: IN h:sss. S s.
Tret ton Holt. fin Norwich.
Nrw BEDronD, Sept 2g1Ar MARY Helen, Griffith. James
aNrwngHSrosT, Sept ss.h-xrr. brig ADELAIDE Bray,
Turks Island 10th irst sch renton Ferry New York.
New ORLEANS, Sept 22-Steamship McKim, Page Brazos
Sauagoi ship EliTabeth Hasty, London: sch:s Maria
Louis. Gusrand Brazs; Santiago Ma1y Brewer Port layae
twerp La Reunion, r) Ardsson, Narseilles; briggs Law
Maloney Galveston Pleades Caster, Cee and Mar
settles.
PHILApELrHIA, tl-Arr bark Louisa, Gallagher. Hs-
,sn1na: Brem bark Geve bremen; bark Elk
son A6gs shu,s Boston, o1lso M.hony D,shGss
Boston sch, oscar ans, Cambridge Mas. Reehabte.
Handy, Niddetown Boyne. Gibbs New York; Maria eau.
Stubs, do Below brig Georges. Hill, from West In
dies; Br schr Medora Smith, from Bermuda.
PoRTLANps Sept 30Arr briggs Champion, Chandler, and
FIeighier, Knight, Philadelphia. -.
PRovIDRscE, 3OArr schr Middlesex Edride. Nan.
:ioep Ccm%sIes, Tysr Albany CD Ms Orion Randall
Phdephia. Sid, scbs Rushing, Westcott; Increase
Westcott and Brick Reeves Philad phs;sloops Adons
Hawkins aud Charles. Rayner, New York; Gen Montgo-
RicnMoNp Sept 3o-Arr. schr Manchester Matthias, New
York; SID schr Willow, Roney. Boston.
SALEM, Sept 30-Cd, Alabama. Smaley New York.
WILMINGTON, N Z. Sept 29-Cld schrs s Powell, Pow
ell NYork; A Thorn Sanford, do; Olive, Smith, do;
brig Dirigo, Tibbets, Porto Rich
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would NEE, the tribe again a, the same place At

would meet the tribe again At the same place ~
O'Clock on Saturday morning.
The announcement was received by an unani-
nous grunt of appreciation on the rar of the de-
legation, and the meeting was adjourned till Sa-
turday morning at ten o'clock
The speaking Of Little Hill was dgnifed and
impressive, but at the same time full OF energy
and iearessness He stood up the orator and the
oracle of his people; and like a man contendlng
for his household gods, his gardens and the graves
of his sres, he contended for the superiority ofthe
country the tribe were now called upon TO leave,
over that "poor, sickly Missouri country" it was
proposed 10 give them in exchange A number
OF ladies' Were present, and expressed themselves
delighted with the spirited deporment of Little
Of the race the delegation emerged into the street,
walking out with the heavy massive tread and
majestic gait of file OF grenadiers As usual,
they Were uicked out with paint, beads, bells,
necklaces medals and feathers, IN style OF gro.
tesque magnifcence becoming the importance o.
the OCCASION
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Passengers Arrived.

CASroS-Ship q Corar-Nlr q Townsend Moses T.
w Aot, Of New York; Juan de Lsguena and servant OF
Spain. "
LivERrooL--shiP Wavery--t Reported yestcrdsy)--J
HAvAsA-Shp Norma-Dr Styles, OF New York; M M
Cotes, Peru; B w Wright New York; NJ Rodriguez Cuba:
bal. do. "a
NEWPORT, tWales)-Mrs Jones and son, and 20 in the
steersge. "NN
SAvAsNAB-Ship Hartford-Ars Rafferty,
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Foreign ana .,orsations.

Rio JAvEfRo-Brg SilN Marine-7O0 hays etOee I Al
Forbes-22 hf do Pedick-s2 s Ba siow-s5t do a.,
clay Livngstou- bvx May, N-s2o bags c. fee IN
order ~ W
HAvArSA-ship Norm,-sia bss sugr, Moses rayl r--lia
Stu ro5o bales Leaf tobacco 4 PoppI,-iU0 On
Sile Rossi es-l59J 100 Jose 900
&c '.ranja-l $4,000 Joha Mathews CO. co 600 Re-.
maud Frsncois-t0 COO John Wallis, jr-ige 900 r N
Hom-3O 600 Be ,usie--3i COS Rich Es5o 900 Truy.
lille srecas-i80 * Wetmore-20 600 Charles Par.
tridee-i0OO0 VIM Thomaslz cases swee Manuel
de Puget Gaze ssgars NJ b Lssal cog YeanGoocett
ST uBrs-ship John Barng-9i mos salt 10 brs grapes
Hussey X Murray-32 do u Darby.
CyaAcoABg Almatis23o bids goat skins 40 bush salt
40 hides ouke b son
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NlRrl&olH.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2-The European news has created
intense excitement in our markets, and prices going
up with q Howard street -four, which was held
Wednesday morning at 81 rs. advanced Immediately
the receipt Of the in the afternoon to So at
brands go besides several small sales in the after
noon at the rate Holders generally firm at
others, not easily led away by excitement, in.
clined to take IS 81, at which large offers have been
made. The receipts very light, is also the sup
ply and the market greatly excited and unsettled City
Mills flour has also advanced from 50 76 to S. So,
but hear Of transactions. Sales yesterday Of
old susquehanna at SIS 25; new is held at SIS Co.
Wheat has advanced about 10 cts bushel sales Of Md.
good to prime reds being made yesterday at los ll2c,
and some choice lots q few cents White wheat for
family -four held at 1870 1850 Corn has also gone up
from to &c bushelsales of white and yellow yester
day at 73 75c.; and of Oats at 80 33c Whisky sold
yesterday morning at 25 26c in hhds and bbs, but
later in the day was held at % 27c
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports,

BALTIMORE. Oct Arr briggs Chatham Nckerson, Boston,
Kinsman, Grfen, Portland CID brig Fabus White Rio
Janeiro.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2Arr brig Georges Ruhl, Gate Capt
Hill barbadoes; Br schr Medora Smith Bermuda Cid,
briggs VIM Rogers Edridge Boston; Pennsy Lyle
Malszas: Cacns Berry, Fall River; Sherar Park Boston
Calico. MShony Boston, schrs Eidse Msson York Danl
NIB; Elizabeth Bourne Nantucket; Agoma. Watts, Boston
Onanna Saunders. Bangor: Indiana, Corson, NYork Eu
nice Rose Gaines, Boston.
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Family Provision Market.

The different markets begin to show wintry appear.
from the great supply Of the fall country produce
rapidly coming in. We noticed many quarters of Beef,
and lots of Lamb and young Mutton in the country
ket Fish, Oysters and CLANS never finer, or in
greater abundance OF wild Game we saw a few wild
Pigeons and single saddle Of Venson Fruits continue
plenty Some very hne late Heath cling stone Peaches
at 81 the basket and some Vrgaleu Pears from SYRIA
cuse, at 81 the halfpeck, by retail
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HAvANA, Sept 27.--There European freghts
given to Anne rcan bottoms while English and Spanish
vessels in great demand at "a. The large American
vessels going tn leave in ballast for poSs in the
Southern States No freight for the North, vessels
have offered and taken sugar reals per box for Bos
ton New York, SC.
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or the Foreign olearanees bark 10 bgs, and l34 schrs
were British.
Sen Lucr Mana Of Pr9ynee,own, went ashore in Her.
pected to be of without damage IL the weather
continues moderate: had board small quantity OF
mackerel
New York for Algers put into H,sY 2h nit with less Of
foremast and main topmat 10TH lat 40 lou 6 ia NV blow
Sen. FRuspsHIr, tBrl Doane, iom Boston for Halifax
put into Fort Lsom, 10Th iost with loss of foremsst
FkEScH BARquE LAsoE Garden Callibsrt at Baltimore
carried away. whilst being heve TO- tnpmas royamasf &c
aud lost mizen opsail. Fell in with IN the gulf stream
schr uader water only dead or OF was lying
on deck and wrecked goods floating round her
The wreck Of vessel DIRECTLY reported brig Bath of
Bath was passed 18th u lat IS, by schr Active halifax
the had bsen taken of about hour before by wha
ling brig
Whalemen.
Newport, Oct ]. bark Damon Davenport Indian and
on C.lao March 90 Scotland, Nan 100 wh, winch was
sold MC Cart Smith had picked up new whale boat, be-
longing to the Com Morris, OF Falmouth IL had life line
attached @ it, and there thar the
wished OF and lost
Sept - Iat 20 20, Ion H. brig -, Of New York from
Mansanilla for Boronby the schr Suffolk al this port
Foreign Ports.
MONTREAL Sept totId briss Daniel Grant, Owens Liv
erpool; susannsh, Fleck, London.
Porano unc; Osprey Ripley OF Phiad iphis for New Or
leans freight ofe red Europe Francis Wat
~, fekens Of Portland dsg Merlin Goodhne for London
Eco Tor Portland Idg; Fsncis Louis soule, for Port
land had cleared for Jaruco aud anchor of JsIu
Wilmington, uac John Hill Pease nnc; Cumbsrand
ley from Montevidso for NYork ds jsked beef sch Alert
QyKsre, Sept os-Arr barks Hero o. Acre Jones. Liver
(So; 9Th, Eama. spicer; Plymouth; Despatch, Walsh
Msterford kosn 'sste. Saddler, Famou h; VIM Bryan
heer Bsoli Atlantic, Hall, London; Renfrswshe. Glen
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TESTIMONIAL,

I LIE CHEv,R DON ANGEL CALDgRON DE LA
bAhCA, Minister Plenpoteatiary fr.m the Court Of
Donna Isabel II Queen Of Spaa the United States
washington do state that hsvr known Dr. a. CASTLE,
G ,na Standing his profession Of medi
al AID may place the fullest confidence his skill and nteg
nW. Signed A. CALDERON DE LA BARCA,
the mouth, gums and teeth, SO lmsrh
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COMMERCIAL.

New York, Oct. 2.
ASHES in good demand. and the market is firm at
So SIN for Potts. and - so for Pearls
CorroN-The sales todar amount to about 1900 bales,
at very full prices There is but small amount the
Market and those DESTROYS Of purchasing have quite
limited selection. We consider outside quotations
those generally paid
LIyERRooL CLAssiyIcArIoNs.
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LivERrooL CLAss,yrcArrovs.
Nev Orleans

FLoun.-The sales yesterday amounted to about 5000
barrels of Western at SIS SAX which is at present the
usual price for all descriptions 1900 bushels OF
white Wheat were sold at ST. Is.
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR d

LIQUID COLORlN0 FOR THE HAIR, Wills
"A KERs Sc-s claims to patronage will at once be UNI
iered for dying the hair It's application is simple effect
being emphatice perfect hair dye without de-
royng the elasticity ealth Of the hair To fancy
keepers kugsists &c. will be found most desirable
tcle they with confidence, recommend their
and be troubled with complaints of its dying
skin linen will rub off the hair and wash
only improves its appearance. The color is
and perfectly pnifsrm entirely free from those unnatural
from the faded the royal purple pro-
duced by the ordinary hair dyes In proof Of efficacy
inventor prepared to apply the dye to whskers,
if satisfactory for which he has private
BATCHELOR, No. Wall street, near Broadway. Price
81. double size g. CsIy the address Sole in WASH
Civ. u. u fa'hhs. Penn. an25 i'm
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The Richmond Times of the LIST inst says the Messrs My.
and MIR Burr before the Mayor yesterday
ing upon the charges against them connected with the
shooting Of d. NJ Hoyt There still no evidence
to the Commission Of the deed-the parties srraigned
and Hoyt being the only persons present at the time
Dr. Carmichael consulted TO Mr. Hoyts condition.
He stated in substance that very little change had taken
place in his condition since the day he wounded
his wounds would be merely speculative After confer.
between the Mayor, counsel for the defence ard
the docter the continued until Monday next.
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M0THER,S CORDIAL

TIME superior efficacy this article when used in the last
s,sgss Of preen,ncy apparent that female who
has once its benefits would be wiling on any
m;nh The su erings attendant Child Birth halt and
Tins place both child and mother in state Of safety
s h NO article, but the prescription of regular
Phvscan one who has made this branch of his
particular study For sale at is2 Broadway of John
ssreet s4imsm
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miscellaneous REGARD =.

UISCeIIHueOuD fteCOfUs
10 The Lett Bas: Of ships st Nicholas. for Hayre, and
Prince de yoinvle for Marses and Switzerland for Lon
don will close this day. at hall past o'clock. the u,ua
places,
The ship TALBOT Is at anchor OF Quarantine-bound
out.
CLEAHANcEs for Foreign Ports from Port of New York
during the month Of September. 1876
No. vessels. Tonnage
American vessels. ......................8 81 30,i80
Foreign do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO 1857
Total. ...........................l33 42037
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NE Fosr OFFICE DErARrMxNr- reply 70 tns
charge made against the Department for deiin-
quency 10 contractors, by some of the Washing
ton letter writers, the Union. in the most positive
manner, denies the charge, and asserts on the
authority of toe Auditor of the Department, that
the means arising from hostages and from the
contingent grant from the treasury, are ample to
pay every dollar Justly due and that at the pre-
sent time there not thirty contractors, nor the
amount of three thousand dollars, due to all the
contractors in the Union, prsr to the Both of June
last, and the delay in this small number of cases
arises from their own neglect.