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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-07
CASH FOR WHEAT,

and would also state tina, all persons in
debtcd to them are requested to pay IN
Wheat or Cash, Immediately or they will
be under the painful necessity of making
costs.
= We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
past patronage and best efforts 10 secure
future. GEO. MANN & SON.
April 3, 1876. a..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-07

Sailing Hoy.-One peek of salt will
be enough for one ton Of hay. A COW
will eat one Ton aud half in six months
and one peck and a half would be ms
much as she would incline to cat. This
quantity may be increased when the hay
is 10 be used far in The interior where an.
finals want more salt.
!! costs nothing 10 throw a little salt
on the hay nov. II it is for your own
use, your cattle have H. II your hay is
for sale it will weigh be,,er-and you
will be more suro to keep i, from must.
ing in the NOW. -.Hassaehus'HS Plough.
man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-07

Calres.--Pimenlo (AlIspice) tea las
been proved sovereign remedy for dar.
hGa in calves. Two ,able.spoonfuls Of
ground pimento, put into three gils of
boiling water, is sufficient for a portion,
and should be given once in twelve hours
ill relieved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

OPEMSs OF TRINITY CHuRcH.-Trinity church
was opened for service Yesterday, the first
time since its conservation. Long before
the opening of the outer gates, crowd had
gathered around them, eager to obtain adj
mittance. Many however were disappointed,
from the fact that for some time after the gates
Were opened, none but pew holders having
tickets were allowed to enter. Before service
commenced, however, the house was thronged to
its utmost ca pacity, by the most fashionable con-
gregatlon II has ever been our lot to see inside a
church. About 10 o'clock the chimes began to
sound, and discoursed sweet music, until short
time before the commencement IF the service.
We have already given description of the inte-
rior of the church Yesterday was good time
to test the effect of the light There is nothing
glaring about it, az, in the many colors of the
rainbow, it mingles and falls upon the floor. A
mellow, sombre hue pervades the whole interior
The singing and chanting was of avery superior
order, alch as we do not often listen to in our
churches. After the performance of the usual
morning service, discourse was delivered by
Rev. DIR. Berrien.
The church is very badly constructed for hear
ing, it being impossible for those near the door,
to distinguish word. Our reporter applied to
two of those engaged in furnishing seats, for a
place near the pulpit, but being in both cases
rudely refused, it is impossible to furnish any
port of the ceremony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
Highly Important from Mexico

We received last night, by the Electric Tele-
the New Orleans Delta of May 81, which were
received in Washington yesterday afternoon.
The port OF Vera Cruz has been rgidly block
AIDED by the American vessels of war.
The Mexican Government had annuled the
powers Of the American Consnls, and ordered the
American citizens into the interior of the country.
Paroles was making every effort to sustain the
war.
After the receipt of the above intelligence, the
magnetic communication ceased, by some acci-
dent to the Geographic wires, unknown to the
conductor, in consequence Of which, all further
information from the south was cut off,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08
THE FOREIGN MAILS.
THE
II r r AID FOR ROPE.
OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS,

The Herald for Europe will be issued at one o'clock
this afternoon. This will be in time to send by tho
steamship Great Britain She sails at three o'clock
and hsr letter bags close at two O'Clock
The contents of the Herald for Europe will embrace
all the important Of the week-the particulars of
the events that have occurred since the departure Of the
steamer Britannia from Boston including the last phase
OF the Oregon questionable latest intelligence from the
Rio Grande-the capture of Matamoras, with excel
lent illusraton-he commercial from all parts Of
Intelligence &c. sc.
Single copies in wrappers will be ready the dAsk At
two cents each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

Some Of these stocks have lately advanced several ycr
cent il anticipation Of an improvement in the money
market but We fear these sntcipat6ss will cot be very
soon realized The immense expenditures Of the go-
vernment growing out Of the with McKee, require
frequent and heavy drafts upon the deposit banks Of the
prnc'pai points for funds; and these deposits have
been employed in commerce, contraction Of loaas to
the commercial classes and withdrawal Of those out
standing as fast they reach maturity must have an In
ancncc upon the money market of rather unavorbls
character II 10 true that this money becomes disri-
hu'ed through the country and viii eventually End ito
way back again into the channels Of trade but the sx-
istng depression Of business tends strengthen the bad
effect Of the demssd for specie upon those cities from
which 1t 10 drawn Several mouths must clause bsfors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

After many weeks inactivity in the stock market,
there has been change change temporarily in favor
Of the bulls tits impossible to what produced this
great and sudden rise in almost every stock in the list
but the general impression in the minds of the
experienced and shrewde operators, that the cause Is
completely fictitious and that in the face Of many
things tending to dspress prices has not sufficient
power to sustain prices at the point has carried thsm
We give below table of comparative quotations Of
the principal used in this market for speculation
for each day Of the just closed and at the close of
the week previous. Within the past two three days.
there has been very decided improvement in prices.
but the market closed yesterday with quotations tending
towards decline, there having been falling OF from
the opening Of one and ono and half per cent
QUOTATIONS roa rEx PRIncrrAL srocxs THE Nnw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

PARK THEArRE.-Tonight is to be the last appearance
but of the Keans for this season. and the admirers Of
the legitimate shakspcran drama will have their last
opportunity of witnessing Richard III Under these
fashionable house. The new farce Of Did You Ever
Send Your Wife to Newark ~ Is to be played this even
ing for the hrst time at the Park.
BowERY TREArRE.-Ths great attraction at the "Pso.
pies theatre" this evening" is the national drama Of
The Campaign on the Rio Granden The volunteers,
and other patriots of the CITY, will ocourse crowd
the occurrences at the seat Of reproduced the
stage.
oREErwrcH THxArRE.-Mr Rice, the great Ethiopian
comedian, takes his benefit at the Greenwich tonight
capital bill is offered the occasion and we trust he
will meet with the substantial demonstration Of popular
favor which his great merits actor deserve.
CASTLE GAaDEr-Thc Temple ofMusicn offers great
attractions this evening. Fine music dancing, &c. The
entertainments to conclude with the imposing over
ture Of "Oberon," by Won Weber.
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY IN THE SourH-The NJ o.
last performance in this city on Thursday evening and
to-day they leave for Mobile where we hope they will
than they been here We would recommend to our
neghbo not to lose the frs opportunity that has ever
been offered them Of hearing some Of the best Italian
operas and also beg them to do justice the pra
donna, Sonora Crartegui, in whom they will hnd con-
cealed gem She is too tmid yet-too much so-and
needs encouragement to show the full strength of her
sweet voice. and the elegant style Of her singing. We
informed that they will make very short stay at
Mobile they here shortly in order to pro
coed North, where they are engaged for the summer
season
Mas MowArr-This distinguished actress is now ply.
ing in g The Of that city Of the an
bnaton qualities seldom concentrated in the person
we proud Of Mrs Nj and while her genius requires
no national pride to enforce admiration of its SPLEEN
dor love to remember that she Of our own fair
country In tho field of letters she has won her
laurels nobly-and they will appear the less grace.
fu upon her brow when enwreathed with the coronal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

This was the largest weeks work ever done on the
road and the quantity of coal transported the rate
Of one hundred and thirty thousand tons per month.
The board Of directors Of the Planters Bank Of Gser
gia have declared dividend of four per cent from the
profits Of the past nix months which payable on and
after the lth Instant
We annex our usual table Of quotations for the prn
pal State and other stocks used for investment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

(srandjean's surAmsr ffaIral,hissart Wash
for the Hal! called BY bbe shampoo and e,n Dr. Portugal
q CLEAN NE nansn hair keep the skin o the head
sases Of the Hair Ns.i Barclay street, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08
Incidents Of the War. &c.

General Taylor last week received the nomination Of
brevet Major General Of the Army from the President
and II was unanimously confirmed by the Senate The
promotion Is emincntly deserved by the old hero He
has been eight and thirty years in the service Brsvet
General but really NO higher than . CslonsD -and hss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

MnrE.-Another unsuccesssul attempt was made on
me 18th ult BY the Legislature Of Maine to elect So
mater 70 Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

Great Demand for News--Phll adeIphss
Agents for the Herald O. zieber Co.. Ledger Build
ing I'd street, below Chestnut where adv
ceved, AID where those whinR to subscree will plenss
leave their and have the paper served regularly
their aud dsteiy after the arrival o the
Terms y cents mouth, including the sunday He
raid a. ceuts wsfHor' y Single enr,4s reu,s I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

COMMON CoUNcIL.-As no regularity has yet
been established by the Boards, relative to their
meetings. it is somewhat difficult to give the pub.
lie any information in advance "a this point; it is
however presumed that there will be meeting
of both Boards this evening, when they may pro-
badly come to some understanding with respect
to their future dongs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

Inc packet ship Saint Mary Captain Foster, running
between this city and New York, has been armed and
double complement Of men put board and we under.
,and 10 the intention Of the propric.ors Of the Union
Line to arm their other hne ships that they can pro-
tect themselves from the small piratcal cruisers-N o.
Bulletin.
The United States frigate Cumberland, bearing the
broad pennant Of Commodore David Conner and rgate
Potomac arrived here yesterday morning These ships
have como in for supplies Of water and pro visions Let
the brig Lawrence at anchor OF the mouth Of the Rio
del Norte.-Pensscoia Latter, May 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

PHILADELPHIA AND RxApIHo RAJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

STEAMSHIP SouTHERNER.-Ths splendid ship,
built expressly for the Charleston trade, under the
superintendent of Capt. Berry, who is to COM
mand her. will be launched tomorrow morning
at O'Clock, from the yard of w. H. Brown. She
is 1S4 feet keel, 1O7 feet ALL 80 feet beam, and
IA feet hold, and fitted up with comfortable &C
commodations for 100 passengers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
a CHATTER OF CRIMES.

EPfS. fhe murderer. suspected Of hdriHg Bill.
trd has 0irH son. his mother In I .uC uHi al
so Il hsntackg droUer
Sine. the Tact has been established beyond
The shadow OF a doubt, that Epcs, who il now
at large. Is guilty of numbering T.. Adolphus
M1ir, late al DuNiddic county, lac has also
been strongly suspected oi having caused the
death ct several other persous in ths same
county among the number, his own sou
aud the mother, or mother IN law, al Mrs
Epcs A few years since an elderly lady
then au Inu1tc, IL we understood Couectly.
at Epts house was token suddenly iii add
died. Az thc death al tIIs lady. 60 seems Il
large estate was likely W ttil into u. bspdS
"l hirs a' guardian oi Dos children. IS hp were
Goo o. llW trIf, pi tHrir In.sd,al falutiya Dn-
rin5 thr hdcl sickness ol Co., h.ly. Epcs VA.
known tp in,c administered dpse al medi
cine, ur s1mrtbus which he protested would
give rrlirl tD hrr. Tia dos h,I been given
nut si1r tim' when -hc continued tp gfoy
wnf-' and suonckwrrd. Nothing was Thought
ai t.e iiue. ul ihe ,ldlru ds,th of tie lad,
Dog uruie not dreaming lUr moment tht
-lr lr.l h.tu uuiaidy dralt with. IL D. only
sIugc ihc dttelopm .u.- in flI. Muir case, Gut
su-pl.HB lms been excited towards Eprs. iu
rgtrt i1 hef death. 10 has been only q few
YEATS. iuu. Since s SON ui y IS was Killed. a-
reported oil zoe t,mc ol DIS death. by .hc acDi-
dental di-. large 81 h,s gun while boz and bis
M.u.r Ny DsuJijLe Epr- were ont hunting.
ll. r.out ui yluug Ep- death. from tile
Hp- 90 m- oNu afhcr bring so plau.iH. nt
,U. umr boo one ol Cuulsa suspected foul
pat hIt uoV 30 GEMS, ihlt tle SON was bril
i3 some property which tba hthsr wished Co
gen Hi. own fus s-iou lu.-citeumst5nr-
t1k'n lI connection with others. leaves scr,
hf'r d'Ub' uItt Epe- is Do. mJri.rr of u-
uvn son. Nor doe. This cont .ha thlpfer of
DIS crimes g. i, u1v suspected at hring
murdered Dforcrw who ias neither been seen
NOS heard igDm. since ue was known Co have
eOI" Zoo LYs- uoJ-c. tD collect of T. mono,
ior nHm5 ol bog, sold. This hls b.aii
several years ego auj, o., pwuy good ,,i
icnot Dl suspicion b.InE property attached to
Epr- 'nt dIsp-lu. OF hs kentucky dos.r
'h. t'.r.u n.H gown P.i.u eas .atIg.
within "eck o, IS bHi.t.. EmI .Iau.
icr HuH uu ' Ffuu upua which Ee .I
m.it r.i.H H.ll hl6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
AnNERTlSING.

lh-re are many persons an business who dC
n1l seem To BE- aware ui thc advantages Oi al.
verusiug, aud who scam lo think that money
thu, expended Is money thrown away But
such i not The TACT, and hylr own cXpcrit nee
and ub>erv, ton ~, lat tell Them 80. Money Ia
Ken from one 20 ket aud expended in adycr-
Using, returns TO The other Wlth uSury: in fact
~ man Tan do business suCC, ssiu.ly with.
out. advertising: Il Is ,IIr great secret ol
successive trde philosophers stone in trade:
l"r II converts almost every article il touches
nio gold and silver. ASA auy man who Il
'crlses largely, anil he viii ,cil loI that lo
hlm Il has been a source at profit, lar beyond
The cost. Their. are more than one in This
city, the foundation ol whose fortune has
btcn lald by advertising cNtcnsivrly-lhcy
nave thus made themselves known through
Ihc country, and while li.eir businc., has been
enlarged, ilicir profits uasc encUuscl.
Advertising Is OF advantage 10 th. purch-
ser as well az tie seller Newspapers aIc uni.
'er,aliy rtad aud q stranger by ,Naminin. It's
c'.unuS asceriaius at once where the article
"r Articles lac Is Hlskant OF, may b. obtained
on tie cheapest tiS1fls SOM times even at
less than cost aud ihithcr lac has;cns. If
lac y ish 10 find Commission House where
Ia can procure an advance upon his growing
c,ol :, the newspaper IVES the dcsir inlor-
same paper will inform him
Whcre Ia can obtain the latest Hoptl or the
most approved edition on law, mrdiCiue, di-
Nmiiy, philosophy and sCienCc--n his beard
BE- long, where he can have il taken of-oI
his whlskers curled or his hair dress at aud
pcriumed with the combined essences of all
the flowers ol Arabia. Ii hc wishes to deco
rate ms person in the latest fashions of Lon
don aud Paris, he cousu;s the advertisements
OF Skrggs and ohers--il he i, IN want oi ne\,
hat, Robertson & liolIiGS have lew more OF
TIE Pdao Alto, the Peacock aud Rough ana
Ready.
II afflicted with disease he has only to con
ID tn columns ola newspaper Tor the adycr.
tnem 'n's OF NJ. Ds who are ever ready u al,
minister relief 10 suffering humanity, or IA,
a advertisements ot or Druggists aud Apoth-
etdnts, whose sh Ives abound in remedies fo
/ every disease that ''llcsll j. heir to-" No mar
/ needle On" irvcr ami agne. white blouse
( Indian Ionlc Is TO b. had; DoT the corruption
; OF hi, blood while "Smdis bf0pdfilla' is a
/ hmul-n deafness, while sure aud sale rem
rdy IS To- b. bad in Scraps Acoustic Oil.
. Without advertising these useful rcmrdir
( would never have been known. OF, at least
/ very imprrltc,ly. Otr druggists and dpujh
ccarics understand their true interests. whiis
/ with many OF our merchants the Advantage.
. OF Advertising are entirely overlooked. Wuh
out advertising they may DO wgll-.-with it
we can assure them, they would do much It.
+ ter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29

wij@w for the fifth time, IN the very morn
ing OF her life. But that which must seem
strangest OF all l., that alter thu, having gain
ed, or rather lost, IN thc lottery wltowhuod,
she still PERSISTS in pursuing chance which
has - Tar been obSgiuutcly against her, The
perseverance, OF this widow may bc explained
ON several giouuds. In the fest place, having
IA each instance been married SO short time
She has ha,t knowledge OF only the bgighl days
ol marriage, the honey moOu. AMI has Sryu
only the bright side; she la- never seen the
reverse oi the medal; she ha, never cXprflrn-
ccd the disappointment ot destroyed illu-
siousi her husband nave never CAUSED her any
Suffering. except by their death; even the
gam"sier himself vas 80 aniphle and - kind,
that ia spite ol all hi, faults, hi, los, Was bit
terry rcgcritcd. And then. as people have b.
cone confused by the MANY different names
which Mrs his bUrnr, they have nick
named her Mis-. Blurb'1rl. IN Crdcl reference
To- her Coliugal misloruu'S. Il i very nat
ur9l She should wish to ria herself of tliis sur.
name, hy iriumphing over late, bat her I've
WIDOW hoods have somewhat cooled tlt ariur
cot her English admirers. Even uIr beldest
experience a sort ot SUP lrutluus tcTruf; they
tear lest they meet the tate at their prcdc-
ccs,orS. Mis-. has nalt6ad how much
courage y necessary for any To Vcntur. Ga
marry her aud she hiss therefore come Go Far
- Tins Is certainly complimentary Co the
Pdrsians, aui she Will not b. disappointed
Is we have s1id. Mrs. Is not yet -
years old, is cNqui,iiely handsome, aud her
last husband lett her by will in which uo
lidW can Oc dctccicd, au income ut Ll2u.OOt
a ycar This - crriainly more tiau enough
60 siut ones eyes 10 thc chim,ricdl Danger, OF
tlIc past. MrS would easily hnd in
Paris man who, in spite ol the oppaont Ia
talty, would esteem himself very happy to
become her sixth husbinl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
wM. S. GosuoRN, SEC.
IIoMEIEAGUF.

The realer wtll find above, the announce
meut Of the Adjourned injecting of the Home
League, To night. We hope all will be there.
" - a cause worthy OF the at,cution of all. 1t
viii form the centre aTouuJ WHICH eau * viii
rally the friends OF domestic manufactures, the
friends OF the Union aud IL, true interests the
friends ol the protection oi American indus
try, be they Of whatever party they may. We
feel sirong confidence that the meeting to-
night will b. large aui deeply interesting
one. that the interest ia It's results will never
flas and that its benefits will b. felt Tor many
years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
TEMpERANcE LEcrrRES-

DE-. J. n. IloME, has been lecturing to large
congregations la front OF the Court House, on
The general principles aud practice of htem
perance Tor three or four evenings dis week.
lie Is pleasing speaker. with a great com
mani of language, fund OF anccjo,e bearing
on the subject. and great initiative power s..
Oar PiItsburg brethren, where he will be in a
few days, wal find him great aid in their
temperance efforts, aud we commend him to
their consideration. lte goes on the princi-
pie OF catching nics with molasscs instead Of
vinegar, which j. too oGeu used and therefore,
though pupgeut in IN his denunciaiions OF
king alcohol. Is not offensive, to even his ,o
teries, we like dat 10 h.m particularly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29

Sargent StGhcross dilitup bropa Coz the
robbers OF Nlr. stephens anl Mr.. Hombrook'
houses. He headed them to Pittsburs. when
the boat America landed was ready with his
officers AMI took the whole to the cllab,ose.
They may be expected 10 ornament our jail
before many DAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29

IRON R0OFING-Mr w. Beach. Of
Bush Hill, has left at the Exchange sample
oi casting, intended ior roofing ol houses, hy
which economy and safety viii be INSURED
They are thin plates OF iron, fastened by nails
and overlapped at the end.--Phd l.. State,
GGzefte
in tlless regioas OF cheap iron aud castings
we should suppose this would BE- grand in
Veniion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
70 CoUNTRV WEUCuAVV.

- f"H Ns.a .H1 E1if L.nune1f afusa -u
.fHn ffr....f. iH frsa. I.sute Cinnamon q
b.r.is'I iiII tti oh ol SIItr rfa.f
.i ..Hl.I-. lu H.uss sHatins Eoai
| '....-tl .r ...... bal. .erfIlrf lUd ilr .Hr hr
. j a. T nor NBROOk Moafaf ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29

The Faculty Of YaIc College have conferred
on Professor MGrs,, ihc inventor of the Eicc
tro-Magne'ic Tclegrah, the honorary degree 81
l.. T.. ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
HOME LEAGuE.

The adjourned meeting for the arrangement
OF the Home League will be held ia front OF
the Court House this. Saturday evening. at :
O'clock. \ constitution for the league Wit
b. reported the officers elected speeches made
aud signatures 10 ihe constitution received.
J. W. GILL, Charm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
nAINE q CO., MANAGERS.

80. w LING. w
ohrld drawing N tie roso uosc River LOTTERY. c'ss,
i"'. "a"n az W imiurieu, Dci. Monday Aug a.
- - =. - - s. T. ~ Oh - ~ -
r iuWcsi prize a..
'N' dfnnfuf ni thr fukplnpke River Is,'e- y ciaas
100, hidWh al W ilntugf1u del. TUESDAY Ans -
~ - % % D - y 80 - a. % 80
Lowest pfize -.
ONO Al drawing ct thc noitwsre small frgl frtefy
e.s' NJ" 80. dfaWu az " iiiairTiaa 80 udsr, Nus g.
~ % 90 ~ - 20 90 - o. a. % ~ ~
iat'trsi prize 81
tnrI1 drsW5ue 90 10 'sWffe .sna FRY Lottery cfsss
@Ji, draw a Ninainston, Do. TuesdsF. August -
~ - % ~ 81 - lu . ~ o.
isvwcsi prirc ~.
N T.. DORSEY.
Ss21 Sole agent Sos tlr Matfscrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
PORTRAITS or MR.. WEBSTER AND

IUhI HiIIN OF NIX. " EDS TER AND
MIR. CAl.HOUN.-The Washington cores
pondent oi the Baltimore Patriot, says-Mr.
lleaieu, the celebrated painter. who has rxccu-
ted such superb likeness here this past season.
oi many OF Tie fist mcu OF the nation has
heen engaged by some friends OF Mr. Webster.
To furnish large painting for Fdneuil Hall.
representing DIniel Webster addressing the
United States Senate. He is TO receive, un-
derstand, Sl00oO Tor the painting learn
ilat Some OF the admirers Of Mr.. Calhoun
have engaged Dir. Hcaley TO paint a similar
picture, l0r some public cdifce in Charleston.
only John Z. Calhoun is to b. addressing the
Senate. For this he Is TO receive $4,000"
We hope Mr.. Calhoun will be painted adj.
dressing the Senate in tauor Of internal i'm.
proycment AMI q protective iarin.