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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-16
BUREAU or YARDS AND DOCKS, 4
NAVY AGEsT's 0FFicE.

DROPOSALS viii lie received al this Office
IL until O'Clock o. m. on Friday the 2Oth day of
November next for supplying the following articles
at the nayy-yard at Pensacola, Florida, viz;
CLASS No. l. SHr CBASDLERr AND HARDwARE.
doz. assorted patent screw augers, from TO
li-inch, per dozen
2 sets brace and bits, (4S Brown per set
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WIN. B. SCOTT,

I M. :. N : NAVY hgtnT.
Io be Published once week in the Union, at
Washington; the Evening Post and Globe, New
York, and the Post and Times, at Boston.
Oct 20-Iawto0Nov ~.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-16
i AND for saIe.-I2O acres of 1

Feb. I2-eotf National Inteliigenoer.l
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BALTIMORE, May IA, 1876.
The herninl truss, invented by Mr.. c. c. Rein
hardt, has advantages over most others now in USE
in regard to durability Of material, variety of form
Of pad, and its admitting Of being easily cleansed.
lis introduction into use, if judiciously selected and
applied, doubt not would give general satisfac-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
From the rineassis. val.y Wing. sept 10.
Our Founding.

Our thrown into quito q bustc and excitement
Friday morning last. by the announcement OF strange
and apcc-d vster At about the dawn OF day color
cd msu passing Methodist Street and Just AZ he
had gotten opposite to the Church. hearing noise which
he supposed be the voice Of child cryiny-hs looked
in the direction from which he supposed the sound came
and roll Of cloth lying upon the church steps, and still
hearing tho SQUAD he supposed once that some Of the
dead had actually arisen from the ncghbong tomb and
accordingly fed with alrighted ssionisheut inform 9TH
residing in the vicinity Of what had happened Iav-
ing informed eolorcd woman Of what no had seon and
heard she proved be rather Of philosopher than
himself and immediately determined visit the spot
examine for herself A, che approached the church, she
the step the cloth before described and having
uniodcd the hsr utter sho there beheld
infant child in the condition which into
the world but hour two before. The Of the
arrival OF so unexpected personsge known In
quarter Of the but person whatever could
give information in relation his origin. Therefore
tho request OF Of the Of the tho child
was Immediately taken charge Of and in the hands
OF uusty and competent, this place. where will
be well attended to-
Since writing the above learn that Mr.. p. b. wshcred
and wife Of this place. have taken charge of tho child
intend To raise IL Is their And would cong
the mother tor the good luck which hss attended her
thus far for feel satisfied that will be much kind
attended to and properly raised where il than IL
could possibly have boea in her possession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
Extensive Eorperv.

few days since OF largest brokers was swim
died Of s., 500 under the following circumsances-
person Of address aud very geniee appearance cal
led upon and introduced himself by OF a letter OF
credit, purportnR have been written by highly res
pectabe hrm in the east merchant Of this city The
letter spoke in very eommendable Of the bearer and
introduced him Speculation OF high standing who had
visited tho west for the purpose Of purchasing wheat
Shortly after his appearance he informed his acqusn.
that IN order make the purchases he intended IL
would be necessary for him 10 cash certificate of depoe
which he held for $4,000 sgains The Bunk Of Utica N Y
the merchant proeTed assist him making sale OF the
certificate, aud for that purpose they visited
brokers together; the discount without difficulty eiec-
ted small per off, S250O Of the money was paid
and the balance, IT the request Of the supposed wheat
placed to the credit OF his friend the merchant to
DO drawn and sent TO him in convenient Temanees aud
to such points the upper rivers he might her Jae d
rect. Shortly after the transaction the wheat dealer dis
appeared and not long after that the certificate
asceunined 10 be forgery. Steps immednte taken
for his arrest; Constable McDonnough has been
point The upper Mississippi TO whore he directed the
money to be orwsTded aud smoe thsn that he
will overhaul him upon his application the post Office for
letters. The broker, unless he Is caught and the money
found will lose S25OO, and fortunately for him that he
osrained The forgery he did for upon the worry
day he received the intelligence tho merchant about
remit the balance Of the five thousand.
ST. Louie NeD Era.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
Prom the New oh,an, Pieayune, sept 3.

YELLOW FEvEE.-Snce the publication OF the report of
the Board Of Health ard remarks relative TO the he a
OF the city, yesterdays Pcayune, we have learned that
Of yellow lover has made appearance. Il was
OF such character however, should create any alarm
teas Of epidemic, there is nothing indicate hs
this - anything than solitary Ii reported
about yesterday that there the Char
iy Hospital and in order ascertain beyond doubt that
such the caused inquiry be made that in
stuOn and learned that there has been confirmed
A German named Victor Hoan admitted on Saturday
the 29th u with all this symptoms Of yellow fever and
died Monday last. We that this the only case
shsl lave To record this year, and nothing
indicate that shl have any serious sickness al this
advanced period of the season, which has unpre-
cedentedy healthy thus far,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
Outrage. i'm Philadelphia.

L.
shameful affair occurred night on the southern bor
der OF the city between agung Of Moysmensng rowdes
called the "kers," and a number OF bscks in.
hab1irg the infamous novels about ST Mary street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth The first ARRAY in which two
negroes, John Wade aud James Alden were stabbed &C.
CURED about II o'clock Their wounds very severe
but yet not considered dangerous They were conveyed
10 the hospital.
The former is quito decent looking black man-at the
time he was assshed he walking home from church
with aemale. The latter after he stabbed eveled
the fellow that wounded him with n Tremendous blow and
the watehmen coming at the arrested the ne
gro, thinking he the roor; he, however
them by showing the blood streaming wounds and
they had him conveyed the hospital The fellow that
lcveiled in the cantme making his escape One of
the "ksrs" Henry Milking by the city no.
lice, and is now safely lodged in Moyamensing Prison.
negro was also arrested for participating in the ot
he had upon the neck showed that no had
received considerable ssgravation.
One of the city police named Godfrey LanehooH, had
been struck by brick, thrown by Of the gang OF kill
ers, and he, with two Others, rushed in pursut.-After
crossing South (Which forms the boundary between
tbs ciy and Mcyamensng) he received several sabbs
one oi the gang; the two officers who accompanied
him. attempted the perpetraor but the Moyamen
sing watch nIerfered. either through Of
the real state OF the case or for the purpose Of
OFFENDERS and the rioters succeeded making
while the city oheeIs taken prisoners aud conveyed
to the watch house Of the district.
The police magistrate Immediately sent for and he
promptly dismissed the officers, remsrkng that they had
been arrested by the watch under mistaken Of their
refused 10 be dismissed in
manner and the held for another airing
this morning, but the after consulting with the
Mayor Of the city and the Attorney General concluded 10
lay the whole affair before the Grand Jury the a
fair remains present But for tins unucky ucdent and
had the bodies acted in FOR the OF the otsr.
this demonstration against the blacks might been MP
ped in the bud but is, the city officers the Moy-
amensng police taking with the vicators Of the
law, aud OF further outrages occurring will nd 10
greatly augment the difficulties in the way OF restoring the
peace.
The killers have long been numerous in the dre,
force the authorities, measure 90 succomb To- their
wishes, and any who had watched the state OF affair,
fora year past would he surprised the ds DO
lice should interfere favor Of their frie nds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
A sccue atSarn,ogn

Yesterday Saratoga was the scene Of what some term
disgfsceul Outrage while others hold very der-
faois follows - Madame Jums the wife Of
Aaron Burr, s here with turn Consisting Of -four
grey horses and bsrouch with behind, Sc. She
has several times rode with her fooimsn seated behind
the carnRe and oil Of her iolr horses ahead how.
ever TOOK any notice Of IT, Yesterday her carriage aud
four stood IN 'front.' Of the hotel hou On esob Of the
nigh horses pOaion mounted dressed IN livery with
byopd god bad around their has. During the time the
eauiage was IN waiing dense crowd bsd collected
afOund. She had started of in her csisge and
the very instant she passed the Of tho hotel hnn
she encountered another exacy ike her own with
the ption that had white Positions and 0oitnon,
und tie four horses wore shade lighter, while the sole
occupant Of the osrrags shade darker he being
thing nor less than the Negro Tom Cpmpbeii md
away they both wentin gallant style amid dcaionng cheer
from the assembled multitude. On reschng Congress
Spring, tho negrgs carriage had distanced the Madame-
~ this point Madam Jumos oasflage turned around and
up tBs came again but Black Tom be out
generated IN thst He pOslions wheeled his
eauigo around In mastery Style hnd away he went UP
Broadway agan. Black Tom standing erect n his open
carnage, displaying shining row q ivory from ear n car
he passed the different hotels. gracefully aeknow
edgng the cheers he received by bowling the assembled
multitude, holding bis beaver in ono hand while with
andkerchef IN the other he suutod the bysanders tho
sidewalks IN this manner they drove Up Broadway, and
turned down Church street. About hour Afterwards
they were seen oomnng down Congress street, tho houes
attached both csrsges neck snd neck Turning tho
they both side and sido 20 tho hotel black
Toms posuons having managed get their carfags
the inside Madam Iumsl eonpVlisd drive round
20 the aide door Such " pain unvarn he'd statement
Of The facts II has created excitement here. Sew
cral gentleman have been employed by Madam lumeil 70
ferret the who furnished tho negro with the
ey to hire the positions for their service and tho asr pro-
mises some rich Developments. TO.dsy Madam Iumel
hos agan rode out drawn BY her four eys with their noun
ted Positions She provided herself, as am told, With
Gig beusA'd TYolNps Pa''r--L'Ilg l'sn Ssrs''i''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
DRY GOODS.

HAVING disposed Of at auction, in July, our
II Il old stock OF Eood packets Courier
eatantas AMI Paek Henry from New YORK. receipt OF $50
package, every Of styles Staple
and Fanly Goods, be with Northern Markets
inc in e prices Of almost ali descriptions has gven great
yannres cash uTelas nearly equal le37we
therefore, prepared retail
gods prices corresponding With reduction
G ties part enrmenaisd beliw
BiS French Belgian, EpgliIh and American Cloths
ID uc brown green, Owe mIxd and drab do
French and American biz. blue and fancy Casmeres
Cashmere, merino. vaeniiA. and velvet vestnEs
OREGON Clssimeres, satinsis. KY Jeans Kepeys. Ge
Welsh aud all other styles OF Flannes-vtry cheap
Plaids Cashmere EeoIse and Mousolns
Rich Plaid and striped fancy cord and blue blk Silks
BIs Gro de Rhine. camelian and Shaded do
Plain and wed fancy cord and blk and white Ginehams
French aud American Habit and Flu niture CalieSes
SIN warp blk and fancy cord Alpaca ard Paid DO
Plain, plaid and striped sws. Musiins and Lawns
Bib aBi while Satin Mode Gro de Nap ard ItaTn
Table Damask, Diaper Table Cloths Napkins Towels
Brdseye Russia and Scotch Diaper Huekabsck Crash
h-h Linen ard sbertinE Linen Cabne H1kis and Lawns
Ottoman Mama, Gsa Terker, Thibe Shaws
Rob Roy Honey Comb and other plaid aud shiped do
Ia nbsyool CaihHere hrael, Germantown Hose
Ladies' biz and white slk Hose snd
DO moravln, niI'd, state and cot do
BIZ and whts and f-ney eord Gloves and Mits
Gsbts buck, beaver hid Eilt and cashmere Gloves
IN cad and Li'Ie Lse,s, Edslnss n,enings Blond
Cambriek Swiss and Book Muslin BEngs and Inssnings
French worked Collars and fancy NccS Hdk6
Swiss, Null, Jacorst and Csmbre Mu,HhS and Lawns
Enid, revere bordered and hsmstltched IIdkfs
Rich Bonnet Hat and Cap Ribspd, all prices
Gents English SIX. Ponsee and Bandanna Hdk6
Asserted cod satn, Tafata, We've; and Gsioon RbRDds
Assorted cord fringe Gmgs Cords Tassols and Tapes
Whitney Rose, Maetdbaw. Twil,d ard Dunn blankets
Three ply. superhne and fine CsTeiinEs. cheap
Stair CarpeinE, green and printed BaiEe, Rugsk &C
ca aRd i7-4 beaehsd and brown Cotton sheengs
a. ssnd44 do do o. do and shrinE'
Manchester No. OzuabufEs and Batienea Drinrs
Our tema cash, aeeepaness city, and f county
merchants win cad and stiHns Foods and ha the price,
VIII eh they are offered feel eondn boy will be induced
VALENTINE. BREEDHN 90,
No ai7, corner Broad md Oh ste y,
- ahoekos JIiu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
Comgre,s i'm the OIden Time

II is stated that IN lsD7 II customary the door
keeper furnish mOassss for the New England memb
10 mix with their water and charged in the annual
appropriation bill under the head Of stationary Col Thos
Cl.bofne, member from Virginia, when the item
up moved 10 insert supply the Southern
bers with something stronger mo objection SIR" sid
the chairman but under what head shall il be putt" Fu-
ell sir fuel!" the prompt reply and for seyeral
sons afterwards mint sings and peach and honey
fashionable swehel; add those who ise
wondered the amount of stationary and
fuel consumed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
Trncf Sncicfr.

At adjourned meeting Of the Richmond Tfoct So.
coty held Tuesday evening, Sept 9Th, the Lecture
Room OF Mr.. Stiles Church, O'clock the following
gentlemen were elected Officers Of the Society:
BENJAMIN 3. MINOR, President
II. D. Gwathmcy. let. Vice President.
VIM r. Harwood, I'd. q"
Saml Reeve Sd.
Dr. A. Snead, Alb.
Bnnjatain Tate, Secretary.
Joshua J. Fry. Treasurer.
Directors -Thomas J. Evans, Thomas II. Ellis, John
Roberts ssmr Wnifee, James c. Crane and William d.
Pemberton.
The above Board OF Msnsgers aro requested to attend
n meeting on tbs siernoon o'clock a. the Office Of
Evans g. Tate, over the Enquirer Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
4 Treat I.

Messrs stegall & BlAkey, OF the ST. Charles,
yesterday Just smack time" dish of that delicious
bird, the Sora with "6xins" match, which did
ample justice, the imminent hazard OF spoling sp
petite" for dinner They well prepared that
safely voueh for the perfection Of their culinary depart
ment, and commend them the patronage of friends
who may be a all Epcuresn in their
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

~ The last accounts from Nauvoo inform of another
expected assault upon that city BY The Anti Mormons but
have had reports Of this sort from that quaTe
which have ended in smoke that shall believe in
fight until /; is Gov. Ford however has ordered
small force the city for its protection against the threaten
cd attack
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

oil the rising e,ories OF the "san of RiRheousnes.
obscure m lpsire Then, uniting their clear hier bright
aud cheering eagenee they be in the "asccn-
dant lead poor inebfsies from their ard down.
ward, runous coarse, back into the path OF duty and OF
virtue, and OF hsppncss and hght up that safe
but track in order that may be securely followed
BY tho present the icing, and all future generations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
Eurtss Peck.

Owing the severe gale Tuesday morning. tho Cur
tbs Peck was unable leave iss wharf Norfolk for her
tip up the river The Alice arrived last evening in due
uuo bringing $50 passengers including the Governor and
will leave this morning OF 81 o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

We are told by tho Cincinnati Chronicle that FIX Sens
tor TaPpan Of Ohio who does like the from 50 40
or the iiarbor recently declared that "Pok is but
elonsaiion Ct John Tyler The Chronicle thinks that age
has not improved the character Of the article.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

The New York Mirror of Saturday last states that
des have been received that organize
OF horse immediate service and that similar orders
been sent to other cities.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

IL The Of the capture OF Santa Fe by General
Kearney, "withOut firing gum" which reached in :
letter the interior OF Missouri by the OF New
York, cannot be tue. The Express has been hon1ed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

~ Bells Life in London, OF the 18th of August. an
the result of ,rong match for 100 sovereigns
between ponies. owned by Mr. E. Dyeer, an
English gentleman and the other by Mr.. Jackson "the
well known American Deer, and nsphsie 10 the late Pre-
sident Of the u. States" Jackson the match.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
4 SLnrf-Hand XieN,.

cspring the nomination recently made by the Wing Con
vention of his District 4 casd!date for reelection, will
be found pointed review, brief space, of the esding
Of public policy ngiAted during the late
Of Congress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
ARnd NcRrnns.

eoiorcd woman named DorY. tsonsnr the estate n ied
wdcr n Pnsquoant county e int %, the age n
hundred md year sbe SONS
rs or four year. HUNDRED and npeien NJ The TN
of deatb ThsyHsd together nearly nine y
ycau--fRsagA F'r ftv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
N q &c y.
Auction Notice.


NJ Medical Extraordinarily medical efI,cts
OF G,yansm daily attracting attention and ,he mort
positive ssuhs denorsaic s value Ise number of COM
paints They mostly OF character or
binary medical art and 'hsefofe that thu. sseni pecu
harry worthy cacatou Neuralgia Tie Dster be
Paralysis hpalsy PITT, rapaons Deficiency OF N-ryo,. and
Physical Enoy be traced OF IN, r.rxou.
system and therefore under that class which s,
vanish Ia found peculiarly beneficial most approved
mode OF apple by Of the Rings pen Be
lets and Magnetic riao Dr Christie once the u.os
safe certain and eneent method Tbc,,
benehh influence they exert be Believed
In is the above IN. .iv.p,
Rings Magnet Fnd OF Dr. Christie, R,nips
for their wonderful efficacy OF
and an nervous complaints.
For Further particulars another part Of ,h.
the agents for this city, Me.s DUvAL PuRCELi
l+7 Main street. Richmond. Va. iesI
saeds' Sarsopa lln.--From the time OF Full
phesLon OF steam vaccination. the circulation
Dsgueeayp" Agricultural eiecitiehy tls
discoveries which have
ed the dangers srath,d the ste and de ,s
enepfihe OF man Nor must Of
paha s for seroua and
too nuch TO a In IN, form OF Sands the uees
OF this root have been successfully
eies Of ueeIons d,cas the operation in he
'mai poi In cases OF rheuram. debility da
arising nom the rather abuse Of pte
paraton will be found OF imrDen.e benefit.
for further pseulars aud conclusive sureror
value and eneney pamphlets which Of tho
agents gratis.
by AB SANDS, Druggists and Chemss Granite Budinsr
10 ~ Broadway of Chambers
by DUNh PURCELL, Agents, Main street. Richmond, Va
Pries Vi per bottle or SIX bottles FOR donars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

Itis stated That in twenty O the principal medical
colleges In tho United, State, four Thousand hundfed
and sixty FIVE Students attended the lectures during the
Of i5l5 &C. and that Of this number thousand
two hundred and fy-sx graduated this year The ranks
q the profession are certainly filling up.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
M RS. ALVEY, having returned TO the city
lVA much improved in health ready accommodate
TO- PLEASANT BOARDING HOUSE Al tsa old and
well known house ssanuy and egby located
Tfs"'f VII 2 NEI9
MADISON HOUSE.

She has dne for single gentlemen. Trlnsen
visiting the city will find her house very desirable
ssoppiEg being vey accessible from portion
tn city Mrs A. accommodate FROM fifteen twenty
with d4y board. seIo-Im
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

GROUND PLASrER--2OOO Gercss Ground
" pAyErroPT, ALLEn Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
Cotton Statistics.

The National Inslligcneer publishes very interesting
Tabular Statement. compiled from MeCulloehs CONNER
cla Dictionary and Ptkn's Statistics. in which find the
following fact. embodied
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

~ The Pecunary embarrassment OF the Government.
or its unskilfr Management may be inferred from fact
stated in late letter from New Orleans that the Quarter
masters Departmental that city only without funds,
but that 1t is largely in debt citizens, who compelled
to receive certificates OF dues aud then dispose of those
certificates in market discount OF 10 Is per cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

ar Ne s.wyer. o. sausage notofiety has been nomi-
,sf a. reslse,loa sbs eAor 70 superssde him having
...ssf nassssae. We Do not FegTsi H. A. was said e
F,li,.E I'VE souiS hsss bsl,,r sPsrst bsls,T nspn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10
Another Treasury Circular.

The Washington correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Ledger communicates the following information;
The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued another
culsr IL Is addressed to the DepJsite Banks and requires
OF them TO receive Treasury Notes opposite, to the
amount OF the public money their hands. How will the
banks relish these nstructionsi bank which holds
public depo.ito Of half million. for which IL has placed
the hands Of the Government simple securities has light
to make loans and discounts Of these funds The Gov
eminent 10 aud free from neonvenonce while
drafts du,y honored. These instructions abrdge
or destroy that advantage. by substituting for specie funds
an nnansterabe, Unacceptable paper, bccsuse IL has -
months to run; and before its maturity fall below par
The banks give these Treasury Notes the Govern
ment Ia payment OF Its drafts checks they be paid
in gold silver and the funds dcposte be all
gradually Withdrawn, and Treasury Notes substituted for
them. Ia denied that Government has right
this, but the exercise OF right by concu-
sive evidence of wisdom The banks have right TO pay
the Government checks in foreign CON- and ihey
spirit OF retaliation this right tho whole Tres-
sury Department would be thrown great peipex,
ascertain IL the value had been received oi their drs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-10

% HHDS. prime Sugar. House Moasses
~ 90 hos pure Cider Vinegar
4ToLs couptry Iron. assOfted-For sale by
H. w. J.. J. Fry A Co.