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an ~so., y. - -.1--4
Mill situated on H street, between 9th and 10th
streets; and one two story frame, situated on 10th
street, North of New Yofk avenue. Persons de-
string to rent will please call the undersigned,
who may be found at his residence, situated on 9Th
street between and X streets.
may i4-f w. II. WARD.
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ALWAYS ON HAT ID, at private sale,
an extensive assortment of Cabinet Ware, Beds and
Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Clocks Shower Baths,
Refrigerators, &c. which will be sold at extremely
low prices. G. w. BOTELER, Jr.,
may ll-3teodif Auctoneer.
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WASHINGTON AGENCY

Htna Fire Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, Connecticut.
A PPLICATION for insurance, or the renewal
N of policies, and all business connected with
the Office, may be made to the subscriber, agent of
the Company for the District of Columbia, and Vi
cinity, with full power to receive and issue policies
on terms as favorable as any other office.
d. A. HALL, Agent.
Washington, LIST Aprtk 1916.
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Volunteers for Texas are now organizing IN
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other cities north
of us.
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LNOUND.-The lady who lost her CAPE few
u evenings since, near the Odeon, can ascertain
its whereabouts by calling at this Office and paying
for advertisement may l5-2t
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Just Received,

4 LOT of fine Cigars and Tobacco. invite
IN my friends and the public generally to call
and try for themselves. I. S. BALL,
may l2-eod3w.
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D9- The Boston Sun of May 18th speaks in
the highest terms of appreciation concerning
Mr.. Coughs Lecture at the great Temperance
meeting in fremont Temple on Sabbath last.
To the young men his appeal was powerful
and resistless. No young man or young wo-
man who heard it could, il seems to us, ever
be induced TO step into the path SO fatal TO hu-
man happiness, and SO blasting to health and
prospects, as that opened for them by the fiat
terry and deception Of heartless rumsellers.
Their gEttering saloons spoke of evil-the
sparkling wine told of death!
The career Of the young inheritor Of a for
tune, MIR. G. with force and beauty described,
and deep must have been the impression made
by it upon all present. He had heard young
men say that they enVied such an one, as he
rode by him with his gay carriage and jolly
air-with plenty of money and jolly friends.
oh! do not enoy him; but ask yourself the
question:" Viii 1t last?" He told us how
it lasted and such tale-'twas shocking, but
twas true. He drank he drank more and
more until he became sot. His friends for
sock him--he had squandered his property.
He meets with miserable end, and at last he
dies as the " fool dieth."
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A War meeting was held at Independence ce
square, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, COM
posed, it is said of 10000 persons.
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In New York, during the month of April,
there were "A fires, and IA false alarms.
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By last nights Mail.

Last nights mail brought no news from the
army; from the New Orleans Picayune, Of the
7th, we take the following items, which show
that volunteers are still focking to the standard
and enrolling themselves under the flag oftheir
country
The ranks of the volunteer companies are
still filling up. Last evening there were seven
full companies.
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Destructive CoNFLAGRATIoN.-Afr fire broke
out last evening, says the N. o. Bulletin, in
the store Of Messrs. Willis, Wingfield s. Co.,
in " Poydras street block" corner of Poydras
and lchoupltoulas street. 1t spread very rap
idly, consumed the stores of the above named
house and that Of Mr. Fl. Parish, dealer in
tobacco, and the wholesale grocery and pro-
vision store of Messrs Braz s. Smeltzer. Loss
from $l50,000 to 100000.
ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE.-Yesterday
morning few minutes before the workmen
| assembled IN the establishment of Mr.. John
Watchman, on the south side of the Basin,
Baltimore, the boiler burst, damaging the
house and machinery contiguous thereto, and
also Inlurng two persons, one Inortally. The
chief engineer 1t is said, is still missing. Loss
estimated between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Mexican Minister at the Court of
France Is, 1t is said, dangerously i'll, and in
such state OF poverty as scarcely to obtain
the necessary means for his cure
THOMAS HAUGE, The Philadelphia Astrolo.
ger, gives the following at the end Of an ad-
verlsement in the keystone:
N. B.-Presdent in trouble from the 25th to
the 26th Of May.
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take any part in any such disgrace to our com
mon Christianity.
ROBERT NORRIS, Chairman.
ROBERT CHARLEToN, Treasurer.
JOHN FAULDER }o;o.
]. Il. CoTTERELL, e'''
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Cincinnati has now population of 80, ,00'
inhabitants.
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09- The person who sent as the advertise
ment signed Mechanics, &c.," will please
give his name.
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The war news caused the entire suspension
Of business at New Bedford, Connecticut.
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n + w S IT b M S.

What is it but Map of busy life,
It's fluctuations and its vast concens?- Cooper
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TO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON

TO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTO
TNHE time is near at hand when you will be called
l. upon to select Chief Magistrate for the en-
suing year. 1t is time the citizens revolving
in their minds who it shall be- The names of
eral gentlemen have been mentioned, and amongst
them that of WIN. GUNroN, Esq, whois old res
ident, well known by all, and would make eff
cient officer. After consultation with several of his
friends, take great pleasure in nominating Mr..
Gunton for the office Of Mayor at the ensuing cleo
ton. A CITIZEN.
may 7-f
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just Received.

ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
BOAT.
a eee~n The steamboat ]. JOHNSON having
resumed her route, the hours of de-
parture, until further notice, will be as follows;
Leave Alexandra at Z, 8, IL, q, a, and o'clock.
Leave Washington at 8, 10, IL, 3, 5, and do.
]. CORSON,
may I2-f Captain.
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There was rumor yesterday that Mr.. Pa
kenham, the British Minister, had entered a
protest against some recent act of our govern
ment in relation to Mexico. If this be true,
the President will apprise Congress oft today.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let us not be absorbed in the dongs of Others as
to forget what is going on at home.
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THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY IS, 1916

SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE.
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ton, Nd. j. H. Strnall, do. j. r. Stone. 90. W. W.
Wingbild, Va. G. Miller, do. E. H. CLARK, do. d.
r, Olscott, Ind. T. Smell, Md. F. Canuth, Me. j.
Bure and Lady, Phila.
CoLEmAS's HorEL.
WA. Young, NY. WA. Jones, Alba. w. j.
Duke Miss. F. Holdsworth, England 1t. Tton,
u. s. N. w. M. Bennett Ark. A. M. Smith, U. s.
N. ]. M. Benthmen, Bait. E. Ramona Md. w.
Horner. Va. b. Mason, do. ]. Abbot, do. ]. w.
Chalmers, Miss @. Cemninghan9. ir. Boston. DIR.
]. Catten, Ma H. w. Smith and Lady, N. Y. Miss
Lockwood, do. H. Wood, Buenos Ayres. DR.. r.
Stanford, N. Y. o. e. Tiffeny, Bait Mr.. Turnbu
do. Col. H. Capron, do. w. d. Miller, do. L. X
Bowel, do.
BRowE's HOTEL.
C. Reid and Lady, Va. ]. Kreigel, Pa. E. Goss
NY. II. Washington, Florida. E. Fetter and Lady
s. C. White, Va. A. M. Payne, do. ]. Callow, Bait
A. G. Adreon, do. z. Saur, Nd. S.Tyer, Bait j.
G. Carr, Alex. d. G. w. S. Norman, Bait. T. B.
Bateman, Md. s. H. Bateman do. ]. Mcfarland
Texas. ]. L. Davis, Ind. ]. H. Bukup, N. O. w. e.
Holley, Miss. ]. Morgan, Va. ]. Wing, Boston. Dr.
Haxall and Lady, Va. A. w. Clinkoosk, Missouri
.-~~~~~u-~~~o~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-
Ehe interior of the large building appro Prlat
ed for the Fair, has within the last few days
undergone rapid transformation. All the
rough looking pillars have been covered with
pink calico, and surmounted with festoons OF
the same material. The sides and interior roof
of the building have also have been covered
with tasteful drapery, SO that it requires only
the five hundred Lowell girls to make it look
like real Paradise. Crowds of persons are
visiting it daily.
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Yesterday.

Mr.. Webster resumed his seat in the Senate
yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04

GLOBE UNION AGENCY. BRANcH AegNrs
NASrrn-An agent b. vantgd az every seat IN The
lnea states where appointment not rtsafy seen ma.
he busncs' % Be attended tbs Of M,neyed AFerey 1.
connection With storage and Forward nE nasr, -s imp
tart contingent thereto.
APphan who car furnish The respectable r,rsaess a.
% hnuesty, vii o. srisctsd
unues ""
NOV WHEELER a. appo nient hss seen ,ds soy p.t
erlsr county 'eat, enquire the rofs master there
Nddf's pnsagr paid Directors Of t, union A-rpev
bous'ne' NJ J. ? HAMILTON
~ l'-u Arert Gsrerai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
DOMESTIC COTTON GO0DS

y lots to suit purchasers, for export ar country
- vac, -she.uns' shirtnss oEnaburE, DrHinss TieEnS
A'ECuIloN YARNS twist and ding from Nos TO co. Of
New Jersey ~ ~ 'a''e''on'
Ie1ra south C,rona, Nor,h Csrona vrrna Delaware and
New J'rsey Yarns Nos TO H. ESCORTED Tor country ,r,ss
SANITY hand 10y '1'' '''
and Wafdns. -'F'"t iN"'''
LoeIsl advances on eonusnmens Of good styles Of the
"unls''ea aiheles X a u 81 srEBBtVs.
NaHra urfrna ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
INFlRNARY OF THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

Mis- Institution, founded 1898. successful
ton IN the College Bnee Spacious AMI well arranged
wards for the different OF There
mocaon Of special
All requiring medical surgical aid the insane
and those abong under diseases will be admitted
uIioR.
The board medical attendance surgical
nuring modat
being only dollars week eoorsd PATIENTS and five dol
lars for white.
The Medical Surgical wards under the charge OF Professors
Of the College for prescribed periods rotation The Physician
Surgeon Their wards daily and in OF difficulty
the ~hols College Faculty called consultation, without sd
tlonai charge 10 the patient
The nhmary itself especially in the
who Disposed leave their homes
Medical Surgical aid We respectfully those interested
the subject To make inquiry and will hnd that only Will
be consulted the institution but that
remedial aid be foand In other
Many of the dul known have been
performed nhuay, which
confidence Institution public
and asking inquiry Is 4. MAUPIN.
President n NJ. q. Inh'mary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
FOR NE W ORLEANS.


skiss LiBBYs Lin. P.eks. between RIeAmopd md
New ori-sns. will regular run in s.pssmb.r
ana VII BE- eonpo--d NJ the following
hsf9ae BACHELOR, Capt HIsAn HosTos
BnF ORLRANR Capt ~. a.,,r-
btN 'psEPHlNE. Capt Jos Rostssor
Ope " ue anove ve-s win leave h,
a'hh. we ean with condolences,
r 'uoe s thy buh eIpre.y n-ur,
~ any other ye- and by steady and
men oi long experience the trade For
aNns very superior Accommodation
'asentefr Apply To J. FISHER Il eOS,
HAsKINS LIBBY.
B. All freight country for the abov. yr,.-, Wi, h.
wharfage. -
- m -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY
APtrdrk Aerr Ic-.o.,

store No. So Walden Lane. New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
NohkUGATED suspender CIoh FOR Carl q. To-s
Lie FfeerEes haehise Handing Water Clothing and
eF'ry oter aree made from Ind-s Rubber ac OF Sos
peoes were exhibited al the American Intu,
ad ave. 40 impartial examination and comparison
eeFe u hfst premium over ali others Al make
nave ut--ieore the reNe'e ard satisfaction
We unts-rvedy invite Merchants from Ndd.
southern aad South Western al our
~hee thy VII Ind good and well eectrd Iu
nooe "ofcs Or terms Will Re LIBERAL satisfactory 10 all
buyers Al orders promptly executed.
De i6-6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
ALEXANDERS TRTCOBAPHEy
A NEW AND INVALUABLE Dissolve

ALEHANDERS TRICOBAPHE!
A NEW AND INVALUABLE Dissolve
RV-Benr liquid Dye, which changes the
color of the hair beautiful black without injury
the hair skin The superiority OF this
easy mode OF application and instantaneous effect
requiring from ten TO twelve hours produce chance
superior excellence viii be apparent every upon single
application
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun
hLEHAHrESs TRconAyHE The effect hail
10 truly astonishing tried yesterday our Office and the
change from grey 20 black, taneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Foruml
hevera NJ our acquaintance have
the valuable liquid dye known AeIhnder
and vausbe discovery and has o produce tho
dered effect Immediately aer apply gray hair or vher
II impaTts beautiful brown black color.
Extract frnni the Philadelphia Tnauirerl
HAiR DTE-Thr liquid dye for s1Ii by n q
A. Wright - South eth Street excellent article
that nstsntansousy changes 10 beautiful
brown baek and without injury dye s called
"AleIander's Trieobaphe."
pr CAUrloN-To prevent fraud direction bears the
wrusA signature Of O. Alexander.
Por sale BY A. Duvsi Co. r. r. Duva p Johnston d. Fu.
see Son. Leslie Richmond; g. Corng 20. and spotsvoo
Robertson PeterburE King 10y. Robertson Cornies NJ A.
SANTOS Norfolk and by Druggists generally throughout the a.
btstes-and BY the Sole Agents, la q. A. WRIGHT,
eRi-im ~ sOuth fh Street Phiadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
G Ii n An ALL .

FALL srPFLT
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
the ships Montczuma and Adirondack. via
New York and the VE;nian City Point from Liverpool
INC has receives the ,rg.r portion of
shd - the ship Hsrk away from Liverpool daily eIpeetsd AZ
y font he viii receive the remainder Chna
tAhsn~are direct frsm the Manufacturer eon,ng Of new
shapes Ind Patterns
i- regular packet. from Boston, he 10 sup
pies % Gas from th- Manufacturer. pr.nared To o
Ney fre and desirable a.-ortn-Ht Of Eoods
IN all who may
county Merchants andothers particularly
ala goods and prices strUng Inducements offered ho-
who boy Tor cash. AMI 10 puneiual
arEe aSsoatuent Of Lard Lamps Stone
Ware, &c hlnd HUGH A NATr
au 20 No. -, West Ma Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
John !. BROWN

rO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
IOHN SARNAI, No. 5 Market Bridge is now
- in possession offs very Ladies' and Semitic
mems Boots and Shoes Of all kinds and qualities Ladies
Cater Buskns; 10 morocco Kid and velvet Slips
ing Cater Bu,kns Morocco Morocco Walking
shoe OF all kinds and qualities also Misses Chidren
DO Gentemens hne French calf channel Bootee
few eases Of Gents calf and
Tie would earnestly and respectfully solicit Of
above by County Merchants visiting this city, promising
them Goods on Ne favourable terms any city.
ap4 John sAgyAY
ELY JELLY ! Superior Jellies, such
"ea foot eurran raspberry grape Euavs At
ah times ny calling on JUAN PtZZtNt.
oe - Nert door 70 the Exchange Bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04

hOhhis koBlNsON, PfesidCnt
sAxuTt HISsAr, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance for
named, Year,, for life: and for any
exceeding u 900 single life The OF Insurance
Of the intermediate noted IN the
well as all other information
Insurance viii ao be made known application The atvan
offered by this Company, believed equal
superior those offered by any othe
Britain GwATuMEY.
Physician the soeety-the Family Physician party
whose lite TO be insured. Aft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
ROBERT MUTT


. HOUSE sign Painter aud GIarter
Iet aesr @ hs EroAaSgs Bast, Rtea-~.s Tr-rr-,.
" received further supply Of Paints on. Cope ia ,.,
Nani'hes With Penters BRUSHES blenders An ,s.,r
t'eneh and American Window Class from $40 10
'vt-o inches a of which be- desfous rt ~, on ar
most reasonable terms vs. " y" w
N IA atsc suppy Of Soap PANT fot sale low On
ienot psintfor Tin Or shinred Roofs
- ALr-soo seks A,h,on. saH 10 sns order, daily .,,
- sod Tor ale low suivai ~
- " :. y cRENsHAw BROS c..
WHITE ONION Sis
A SUPPLY Of white Onion SETS seeivet In ~, o,s., -,
", ~" 2. JOHNsrONS
MS Main Street
LEECHES
WE subscriber has received ~ several tr arrival, ~
Of hcsthy European Lseehes which he can resor - al
~" - p JOHNSTON,
" ~ rs Main street
DAlNT MILLS.-Patent Paint Mill which
kepi IN order viii but ru's r1sSe For sTpsss,,, -, d,
nor manner IN which they grind psin,s even ths au..
are pfseaos 10 sny other hand They oeenpv ~, in -.
EbT - ~ -, H. H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
New and Rich styles of Tea aud Dinner

UsT opened at China Hail. few entirely rich
ses oi Tea ana Dinner services, which
Tie public suvi Likewise patterns Flowing Rr and
Blue jet Dinner servieeand White and
Pners Cal. at No - China Han, West Main str-et
A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
Of 500. On a sfagis ~

effected from $500 $4,000
By application to HENRY LUDLA1,
Iu sly Richmond, Va.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

4 Doctor Killed By his own Preserip-
Gon.-We have just seen a private let
ter from Macon. Ga, stating that Dr..
Ambrose Barber, an old aud highly es-
leemed ply ysician Of tha, place, died on
the 9th inst, from the effects of his own
medicine. lie wrote II prescription for
a dose composed in part OF Prussic acid,
to be administered 10 patient. The
druggist sent the medicine, with n mes
snge that whocver took il would be
killed. The patient thereupon refused
to take il, when the Doctor, to convince
him that there was no danger, swallow
ed il himself, and died in half an hour
The prescri ption was copied exactly
from a medical work, but the quantity
of Pruss;c acid was eigh, times greater
than it should have been. So much for
the effects of a Typographical blunder !
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26
The Array OF Occupation.

New Orleans Picayune extra, issued on the lith
contains Information from Corpus Christi that the main
body OF Gen. Tayior's army had marched toward IRA
ST. Jngo, and ms il rumored that large Mexi-
can force was prepared To oppose them, conflict was
expected.
The general had issued order on the 9Th. setting
forth that whereas the army was marching TO the from
Her on delicate service, no persons not belonging 10
the force could he allowed To accompany s march or
establish themselves In its vicinity.
Also n proclamation OF the same date, declaring that
the force about to take position on the LEFT Mex
icanl bank OF the Rio Grnnde and eDjoining on the
troops scrupnous regard for the rights OF all found in
the peacenbc pursuit O their avocniious &C. &c. This
proclamation wns issued both IN Spanish and Eng sh
The Pcayunr ss,s-
The steamer Cincinnati, and almost every thing else
are said To be chartered ior the use oi the army.
The Squadron of transports TO leave the 20It
ins under conway OF the u s. cutter Woodbury., Capt
Foster, and the steamer Monmouth.
Gen, MrIia IL said to have returned 10 Matamoras or
the I'd inst, The Mexican troops THIs SIDE the Rio
Grande--f any-are said TO DO under tho command o
Gorica, Cana!es aud Seysriego.
IL reported in Galveston that General Tay lor hnt
made requstion for more troops, but the report wa
doubted
Corpus Christi has been literally abandoned tn,
hangers Uf the army leaving tor the East is
as possible. The respect so strictly enjoned for th
rights q" private property will meet with universal ap
probation.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

DEATH OF Con-. CRANE-Suicide. -
The City OF Washington was shocked on
the evening Of the 18th inst. by the news
Of the suicide of Com. Crane, Chief Of
the Bureau Of Ordnance and Hydro
graphy. lie had been in his Office and
had read tho letters on business. Abou,
l2 o'clock some of the Clerks went TO
the door and found it locked, and suppos-
ed that he had gone TO sleep. The clerk
looked through the kcyhole and saw
him in his rocking chair. AZ he con
iinued however in his office ill about
4 o'clock, suspicious were aroused and
the door was forced open. lie was
found in the same position in his rocking
chair, with his ihroa, cut and dead. lie
was tho sixth on The list of captains -
The list contains about SO captains. -
Commodores Barrow, Stewart, Jones
Morris and Warrington were before hin
on this list. lie was native of Ne"
Jersey. No cause Is yet publicly know
for this sad termination OF his HE.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

TO The Vicior belongs TIE spoiis. is.'--Al-
though many preparations in the form OF
POPULAR MEDICINES have been be-
fore the public, claiming TO give relief, and
even cure the most inveterste diseases, yet
none have go well answered the purpose os
( DIR. SllERMAN'S LOZEN GES. They are
agreeable to the taste, easily administered.
and from the Unprecedented success which
they have met with. and the remarkable cures
which they have performed. may justly lay
claim to the title OF CONQUEROR over the
diseases for which they have been recon.
mended.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

CoSGRGssioSAL. Tho proceedings Of
Congress during the past week, can DO
summed up in very brief space. The
time Of the SENATE has been chiefly oc-
cupied by members in speechifying on
the Oregon question (; and the HOUSE,
has been taken up with the River and
Harbor bill, which finally passed on
Friday evening by vote OF 100 To 81.
Tho Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y. Commercial Advertiser un6er
date of2ls', says
There is much ill.leeling among mem
bers about the River and Harbor bill, as
it passed, and it is no, over yet for the
bill will be returned from the Senate with
amendments.
What the House will 60 about next,
nobody can tell. | do not think they
will agree to Mr.. Haralson's motion to
take up the Oregon mounted rihemeu
bill. The House will not touch any o
the Oregon bills until the Senate shal
act on the notice.
can tell you one thing, by the way
that the Oregon notice is no 60. Tb'
President will veto the nolice,if it passe
in the form proposed by Mr.. Colquiu
and il cannot pass in any other form,
There is much doubt whether .ih'
House will agree to such an amendment
1t is more than probable that The mea
urc will fail between the two houses.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26
NJ {: MORA NDA.

Ship Maine, I.iitlcGrld, lin Mobile arr Mt
Ln.rpnol on the 2Sth ult.
Barb iiuma, We.don, arr nj Pen,acola Mar.
Il, from Boston.
ship VIM Eogs, Boss, arr at New York, Sd
from New Orleans
Brig Octoyia, Doughty, cid from PhIIad.
Mar 10. for Fall River.
Brig Confdoncs, Bailey, cid at Now Orleans
3D. for Prov.
| Big Excel, Smith, cid at Savannah lIlh, for
New York.
! Sohr. Warsaw, Burdick, arr ut N. York 18th,
fun Phlad.
Schr. Mobile, Cozzens, arr ut New Orlean.
Mur. 10Th, iin Pensacola.
| Schr Cora, Smith, AR ut Portland Mar. 10Th,
from New York.
\ Ship Mariana, Philips, nrr. at Apaachcoa
9Th, from Antwerp she was in port lIih,
I ldg. for N. York.