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H. W.&J. ]. FRY Il CO..
Who'll ESAIE
4 RE now receiving an additional sr,noi,, e.
Il Goods, consisting in pan Of SDPTJ VI
$50 bags prime Laguayra COFFEE
200 Rio
loo hhds P. r. and " o. susar.
- ASKS Eenned
so bo1esdouble refined oafdo
with variety OF other article in ,h.s. L. 49,,
terms Comfy Msrshaut. will s.d !, =, "a.
~ 49,. - ol.- je5
Il 1913 1918 INNER sHOEs.-I have ON hand mo-,
- assortment Of lid uorseeo and Bro,-e ss,
80 es' % NE cheapest selling them al AZ To- -,
& % purchased in any city. A-b general .D,oI ~
s5 SHOES OF variOus styles and Oft= very hasssows
Please eaH al the cheap Shoe and T,nk s,o, TO
a Few sOors below Governor -'''' IL nam Street,
Z. M. LEONARD.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL


r1up stauntOa, Va.
VIE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
70 the pabhe that he has rehited the best .tv, thi,
e must eonioftabe manner To former patron, n. >,
lrns MS most sincere thanks
ohASe with an issuance ON h, par,
cI eonlor' and convenience His he
oes manner and his bar hled with choicest ouor.
10 hose persons who purpose seeking saubos .lir, ~
s dGfins the approaching summer would nv ,,
eu I'd number Of large and rooms for III
accommodation OF private families. 'nS
" His charges viii be moderate.
MICHAEL C. HARTMAN
" Ataehed TO his Hotel Ia Rs ana eor,oso,. s-hl
an eheeAen Oser All the Stages running 10 and from ,.n
Ton stop at this H0us passenger going e. .1th 80
north, diae al stanton. - - %, anN
DER EXPRESS, we are in recent of MANI
new and desirable Dress Goods; among their, VIII h. go
saIorlne and omhre striped Badges
New style Balzorine Robes
Nhite Embroded and Graduated %.
Eeauuiui sann striped and erozsover musiins
Organdie Lawns, ZePherine Piabds
SuA Snzham's, French an English do.
Pain and EInbroided Tariaions
French Jseonets, Prints &e.
HAYES, VAN DEuRsEN WARD
X ECElVlNG-97 Bags of Rio Coffee
IL rs Bas. oA lava Coffee
10 60 Pepper and Pnncn,o
Is III Chests GunpOwdeT Tea
sOb Laekertd Bo1es fine Tea
i iS sCIes white and Brown Havana Sugar
20 Packages Loaf and Cr.sbed sps,,
40 Boxes eIl0 and IO1I2 Gas,
10 Bags Race Ginger
10 Hhts Bacon Sides Fnrul,bv
- GORDON L. strfuuro
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FOR TIE GENTLEMEN.
ROBERT MOTT

ROBERT MOTT
. House sign Painter and CInzter
80 a'rr q ~ Ereissrf Br-t, Hks-sud $780,.
a. received hirihor sgpy o. Pnins OH, Cou- ~, o.,
Narnt'hes win Painters Brushes ard Hirn.er. A, -,
.,ui or Freneh and American Window Ca- -rss ro s,fe ~
sof-' inches on ot which be- desrous 10 .i or uos . an 49,,
most reasonable terms 49, ~ W W
n b-A iargg supply Of Soap stone Paint 10, M. L. 49,
Peuor rs'int fof Tin ssinrisd Rood.
ROOTS BOOTS The gentlemen can 6nd
a 40 81 ~ ealing ne subscrbsr a. ans an s--s,
~ hts h can he toand The chy-psicss varyinr o., "a
80 o. and doiars call from TIE rsnisasss /. rsoosi
~ No ~.
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
Az greatly reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING to move during the Summer into
u the Store house above Me.srs Awaer
and directly opposite Me-sr webb Co.
heve ourselves Of the trouble and Of removal
determined tr
Prices aeores-o Offer the whole
Soek with Spring Importation Of China, Earhenware
greatly reduced prices for Cash. City acceptance
bhou credit
Our invited make their purchases Of
above. a regular prices the usual credit
Merchants by calling this
spnng and open New Store
Fall, supply Of fashionable goods
WIN. y. BUTLER a co,
So Main Street.
nh IL Sign OF the Pitcher.
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TO THE VIRGINIA. SPRINGS.
DIR. n. IL. Eeidy,s Sarsapar;II,

For the eieeiual Of scroula eryspeas
diseases OF the skin, and all other affections in
which 1t would be proper to administer
SCrsGpdrilid.
\ regard to 1t there is but one general opinion
which s that in 'he whole hateria art
Gle IN which concentrates medicinal
character and combined several Other sebIe
tracts which form the Medeaied
much Increased, and it, superiority
now in use already confirmed in instances.
Becoming % widely spread tho country
sooner or ae take the Of all preparations
'anse for the cure OF the OF diseases Macy hsy
respectable certificates from physicians ard other individuals
possession OF the proprietor terrifying efficacy superoT
over the ordinary preparations Remember,
para prepared by regular physician Chased
among quaeks. For sale, at 81 per bottle, b.
- - GAYNOR A. NOOD
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l@I5gIIl3NRS

INDIAN VEGETABLE PANhCEA,
For the emre o. ssresais. Merenrial pl.e'ses,
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDI!
WE fcarlessly challenge ali men, whether
w Medical men or inventors Of oaaes Hosrums produce
evidence Of wonderful sero0u as n. ioowns
which was performed In tis-s. Dsy.i
Mes-. RowrAsp q wALros-Geniem-a. I'm ,u.te, IN vou
and charity afflicted a, have been eb..
n fan. you This testimonial Of the a.Onishns performed
than snee. attacked most obstinate and
fnshus seIo when esed the sim Of the most eminent
-susim's Panaeea- twelve Sands sassparia eight
bottles s..pa and Iodine and large quantities Of Hydro
date Of Potash and was sun growing worse.
My mother seeing your advertisement CsRns TadsH
Of induced Try ~ although had but tIr f.,h IN
amer having many reuede. without re-
covered highly inhammed and pa nui UIees
commenced using the "PAnaesz 2oth OF Decam
entirely removed tsy in days
the ulcers commenced healing am the third bOe-
the ulcers are all healed and my health perfectly restored
Signed, JOHN W. APPLETON.
PhladelPha. Jan TO- 1870 No Madison 81
Guy II PaiAsopAia,
M.YoRs oyrter.
Personally appeared before me the ,aoseber Mayor OF
r. a. said City John W. Appleton who being depo--s
and says that the facts forth In the foregoing
and caused the corporate seal to be sard day
usy AID lsi6.
Signed, JOHN SWIFT, Mayor
The above eertineate OF
siasEerauoh His had considered hopeless amer
cure in the incredibly ho Of Eleven Days your
cea" alone
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON
Jan 10 1886. ANN "a. APPLETON.
lean ehesy bear testimony very extraordinary
case, and believe be wonderful re
cord lwasPrcscnt when Mr. Appleton called
Walton relation Ia, His face
with serofous Ulcers which highly nhammed and very
painon-sndI mus, that very much doubled that
could ever be eeeee Ii is hardly probable Mr. Appleton
would have lived three months longer without I.nef.
Signed, WILLIAM sTEELLING, ST. u.
This adAbIe remedy for by Iowsnd Walton
dephis' T. Pieo Richmond Va John y. Caan, washir
toni Henry Cook. Alexandria. my4
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10O0 FINE ArFLEs. ja.i rss.issS- fo- AZ -
? ~ tNLoEs sROTHea.
Il ONDON PORTEH-ys AVE rsssivss = f,'- go. ~
vey uperor London nouhe brown stoot 4aas .sd plnf.
= " oRErrEa 4 oRErrKu.
M BALLS NORTHERN HAY
~ 50 tons Fassfu- psr s,hr Fouut.n srs n, -.
RANKIN sWnTLOCn.
tNoR THE GADTEs-TEWx aRsUTIeUf sHogS
We have uH opesed afFs rock % afIss nae lrr. 49,
and siPPers o. Ne hiss s'ye, vhh vsry shsas
WI PurAEY = WArrs.
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EAU RR0CCHJERI
To THE AFFLICTED.

*. T.. ID. ROBINSON would inform The nub
nc mat ne m succeeding relieving positively surip
e io owing forms Of disease every ten % ,n>
er having been abandoned BY nIt-sero0,l.
SNeins- sea Head letter, Ucerous Of onx ,anl
ms Dropsy IaH5is Wens Rheumatism Diseases Of The Ixs,
'eAe and Fever cancers, LepSsy, ytus' Dance
diseases &c The latter lied 10 eur.- n.
me oi>onous mercury from system and cure. m. ma,
"hen me Hot sPrIng, fail He treated several
80 OF Rheumatism AM onIy failed two in cf.ct,nv
cure ne also hasa remedy Loek law Refrne,
'aetory can be given persons Twin, :, ~.
suited VIZ Doeor may De con
moad, Va A"ss hoee+ hieh-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-04-28
CONGRESS-.

Thursday was fixed upon for taking the
vote in the Senate on the Oregon notice.
Mr.. Houston, the Texas Senator, was one of
iheslast speakers.
Ia the House the Committee of Ways and
Means have reported their new Tariff Bill.
The proposed duties are all adrdlorem, begin
ming with Is per cent. on distilled spirits.
Next 30 per cent. on long list OF articles,
including carpets, cheese, clothing treddy
made,) cutlery, feathers, iron in pigs, blooms,
rods, &c, jewelry, manufactures of gold, sill
yer, cotton, wool, silk. worstsd, glass, leather,
paper moIasses, tobacco, sugar, wines, &c,
Then d 25per cent. class, embracing buttons,
baizes, bookings, certain manufactures of
wool, silk and worsted and arool unmdnutdc-
tured. 20 per cent. on drugs, medicines and
dye stuffs. generally; hats and hornets, OF
different materials. velvets laces, pumpkins,
sc. To pay Is per cent, Angola, Thibet,
and goats hair, manufactured. some orna-
mental and dye woods, &c. Under 10 per
cent. duty come the printed books, pamph-
lets. and newspapers, indiscriminately, pre-
cious stones, unset, engravings. watches, &c.
To pay per can't, brass, copper, grind
stones, gums, rags, raw hides, lin in pigs
bars, &c. Articles not provided for to pay
20 per cent. Free of duty, raw cotton, gold
and silver coiu and bullion, tea and coffee
specimens of natural history, &c. When
there is deficiency in the revenue, 10 pei
cent. to be levied on tea and coffee.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-04-28

ENGLISH NAVAL PREPARATICNs.-The
Liverpool Times, Of the 18th ult., says the
extraordinary activity which prevails in all
the dock yards of England, in overhaulins
and bringing forward frigates of the heaviest
class is very ominous, ''ds they are precisely
the ressels ,rhich aciH be required in Var
uith America: The Times adds;
In addition TO the al and so gun frigates
already in commission, the following vessels
of the same class are either preparing for
commission or undergoing careful examina-
lion, namely-The Gloucester, line of bat
lie ship, ship raced TO a 40 gun frisate; the
Raleigh, so; the Southampton, so; the Isis
"A; the Cornwall, so; the Conquestador, so !;
the Horation, "A; the Constance, so; the
Portland, so The Java, 50; and the Alfred, so.
There are already at sea the following vessels
Of This class the Grampus, so; the Eagle, 80 &;
the Melampus, Al the Vindictive, so; Wars
pte. 50; the Vernon, so; the Eudimion, Al a;
the President, so; the Winchester, so, and
the American. so;
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existing system, which has worked so happily
for all the great interests Of the conntry,is to
be destroyed, let the fat go forth at once. Let
its miserable substitute be fully tested, by
immediate adoption; and then the issue will
90 fairly to the p, ople whether they prefer to
encourage American industry, or to project
British paupsr labor. That is thu true ques-
ton at stake, and none other.
Gen. Houston, has been entertaining the
Senate with speech in favor Of "a 40, and all
other uInasms set up by his party. Repre-
senting a State which has made free with its
neighbours property consistency seemed 10
require that he should have advocated the
principles Of land larceny. As Locofoco
candidate for the Presidency, too, it was well
that he should avow himself for the largest
liberty, in claiming and seizing territory.
The House was engaged in the discussion
ofthe Bill for extending the laws ofthe United
States, over the Oregon territory.
The correspondence. and other matters
connected with Mr. Ingersoll's resolutions
were sent to the President this morning and.
as understand, were the subject of discus
sion before Cabinet council. II any decis-
sion was taken, it has not yet been promul-
ged. But, neither Mr. Webster, nor his
friends, expect justice nor consideration from
those he are TO make up the verdict. Ii he
can be injured by an er-parte statement, they
are ready and anxious 10 do it, Let them DO
their worst
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-04-28
FRIDAY, April IL.
Senate not i'm session.

SENATE not III SeSSlOus
HoUsE.-The Oregon Notice Bill was re-
ceiyed from the Senate soon after the read
ing of the journal, and informally laid upon
the table, while the House went into Com
mttee of the Whole upon the subject Of ex-
tending jurisdiction over the Oregon terrific
ry-
Mr.. Chapman, Of Alabama, addressed the
Committee at length, in spirited speech,
against the bill and in favor of an honorable
compromise of The dispute. He advocated
his country in preference TO party, but exor-
ted all parties to sustain the country.
Mr. Douglass was in favor of the bill, with
the boundary defined; but would go for il
without any boundary.
Mr.. Davis. ofMiss., opposed the member
ofIllinois, for his extravagancies and extrav-
agansas.
Mr.. Owen, Of Ind, though in favor Of the
bill, was opposed to some Of the remarks oil
Mr.. Douglass. The debate ended in few
words from Mr.. Thompson. Of Miss,
who reported the bill, aud the discussion now
closed.
Amendments were offered thick and fast.
One proposed that the notice should be incOr-
porated in the bill and given forthwith 10
Great Britain, to put an end TO the treaty.
An amendment, requiring careful obser-
vance Of the treaty obligations in reference 10
the subjects of Great Britain, and requiring
that it shall not operate upon the English
settlers until the annulment Of the treaty oi
1927, it was rejected-9S to SO.
An amendment, defining that the boun-
dairy should extend from AZ to 81 40, was re-
jected by vote Of 20 to 60.
The section of the bill providing for rails
ing two regiments of Riflemen, was struck
out. and the 100000 asked. reduced to
S1O0,00O. Mr.. Winthrop moved an amend
ment, that involuntary servitude, except ioi
crime, should not exist in the territory to
which the bill relates. The amendment was
lost, 81 TO 80, and the bill was then reported
to the House, when the previous question
was moved, and the House then adjourned
till to-lnorow, after refusing to adjourn until
Monday.
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Correspondence Of the Boston Atla-.
kNacbipofon March II n


At length the Tariff bill has been reported,
after more than half the session is consumed.
Every Objectionable feature of the scheme
framed by Sir Robert Walker is faithfully pre-
served; and bet few changes OF conse-
quence have been made. Altogether it is a
flimsy and rckettv experiment; not comman-
ding either the confidence or respect of its
mo It profeSsed advocates and friends. Ia or
der to prove this want of faith more effec-
iually, although 25 millions have been assessed
as its capability to produce revenue, yet such
is the actual apprehension Of its authors, that
provision has been incorporated in the Bill,
vesting power in the President, if the receipts
in any year should fall below The expenses of
Government, to levy a Gnty of 10 per cent.
on tea and coffee in other words, 10 re-enact
a system of British taxation, upon the onl,
two luxures which the poor classes are per-
mitted to enjoy, exempt from all charge by
Government. The Tariff of 1912 has yielded,
not only revenue enough TO support the wants
of the pu5lice service, but furnished surplus
which, in another year, will redeem all the
outstanding debt, amounting TO seventeen
millions of dollars. Under this sound ana
beneficial system, not one mill is levied upon
the poor. The whole policy of Loco Feco
10 " iiinhC tuC pun pOOfCf " iS-
puce the price Of labor; to restrict their
sphere ofintelligence and education; to draw
distinction between all classes. and to keep
thu nose to the grindstone, by oppressive tax
alton, under the specious fraud Of free trade
and the humbugging cry Of Democracy"
Let the proposed Bill 60 into operation, and
The labor of the country, in less than two
years, will be without means Of subsistence,
or even nominal reward. In the Committee
Of Ways and Means the Bill was carried by a
majority Of one rOteu q! Its fate, in the House,
is considered doubtful, by wise and cool
heads, but | have never been able TO bring
my mind to any such conclusion. The party
law is as supreme, in Congress, as it was Sc
we're at The Baltimore Convention; and,
whether the measure be good or bad, its min
io1s must obey. The Union Of last night
expresses some doubt as TO lis passage. 1T is
10 be hoped that this subject will be acted on
during the present session, or one of its most
important purposes will be defeated Yes.
II is TO be hoped that this great measure will
not be DoDGED. 10 make capitol for repe,i-
ton of the Infamous deception praciised by
Mr. Polk at the last Presidential canvass. in
his Jaaus-facsd letter to Mr. Kane. II the
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-04-28
ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL NAIL
STEAMER CALEDONIA.-SlX
TEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

The ROYAL Mail Steamship Caledonia,
Capt. z. G. Lott, arrived at this port yester-
day atI2o'clock, AN after passage OF few
hours short of 16 days, including The deten-
ton at Halifax. She brought out l02 pas
sengers from Liverpool. left 81 at HALIFAX,
and look in there 10 Total TO this port, IS.
Bv the Caledonian we have received our
usual files Of London and Liverpool papers,
the dates OF the former being 10 the evening
of the Sd inst, and the latter 10 the morning
of the 4th inst. We have also received by
this arrival our usual monthly circulars oil
The state of different markets, prices current,
&c. toqether with the letters from our reg
ular correspondence at Liverpool, London
and Paris.
The news is interesting and Important
In Parliament. il will be observed in our sy-
nopsis OF the proceedings, that the new COM
mercial tariff of Government reached onoth-
er stare in the House Of Commons on the
9th ut. where the second reading OF the
Corn bill was carried by majority OF eighty,
EIGHT vetes. The Irish Coercion Bill delay
ed the further progress of the Corn bill
which it was believed wouldIbe postponed till
alter the Easter recess.
The intelligence from India is highly i'm
porlant. The British ormy have gained an
other victory over the Sinks, who have en-
gagged TO pay an indemnity of one million and
halt sterling for the expenses of the war.
Sir Henry Hardinge and Sir Hugh Cough
are 10 be raised TO the peerage. Votes oil
thanks were passed in both Houses oiParla-
men; on the Cd inst 10 the Governor-General,
and the officers and men engaged in the re-
cent battles in the Punjaub.
The dates from China; are to the 3lst Of
January, three days later than those received
by the Rainbow, al New York: nothing oil
importance however had transpired during
that period.
Colonel Todd, late Minister ofthe United
States at ST. Petersburgh, is among the pas
sengers by the Caledonian.
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a scene Of almost unexampled confusion.
which was little better than riot Of respec-
table men.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole upon another Oregon bill. Mon
sieUr Tonson come again. was the exclama-
nation Of every body as they entered the
Hall. The motion was made by Mr. ThOmp-
son Of Mississippi, for the purpose of taking
up the bill, from the Committee on Indian
Affairs, to regulate trade and intercourse
with the Indian Agents in Oregon, aud TO
preserve peace and cultivate friendship with
and among said Indians Mr. Houston of
Alabama was called TO The chair The hill
looks mainly TO the creation Of multitude Of
new officers in the shape OF Indian agents.
sub-agents, &c. There is TO be a superin-
Iendent over all, with high salary, who is
clothed with high powers, and who may ar
rest any person holding any intercourse with
the Indians, calculated TO produce contra
vention or infraction of any treaty,
This bill had been briefly considered in
Committee of the Whole, when message
was announced as from the President of the
United States. Mr.. Bayly ofVirginia moved
that the Committee rise, which motion was
agreed to, and the message was then read,
duA lOubO ~ OC III duoNCT u TIC ItSOluiloQ
of Charles Jared IngersoIl, The President
declines TO gire the Information at length.
His reasons are those which suggest them
selves to every intelligent mind, and which
it is hardly necessary, therefore, TO repeat.
They are mainly a bad precedent, but the
message will give you the whole matter.
Mr.. lngersoll followed with a most lame and
impotent defence of himself, and one which
must bring upon him the contempt of the
country, and even Of The jealous party men
Of his own party. He claimed, however, af-
ter expressing some disappointment at not
receiving the answer 10 his call, that if he
had received irhe should have sustained all
his charges And, therefore, in conclusion,
be said, without the shadow of proof, and
even with new issues, that upon his respJnSi-
billy he re-affirmed them all.
Mr.. Kirg Of Georgia said he was amazed
at such declarations. He had produced no
evidence, and be was bound 10 believe he
could produce no evidence. He had made
charges W hich he could not sustain, and had
not sustained, and instead of conlessiDg his
error magnanimously, repeated the ISLANDERS
he had before promulgated The dominant
party then gagged down all those who were
ready to defend Mr.. Webster, and left the
subject by ordering The printing of the mess
age and papers accompanying it.
The House then proceeded to the Oregon
resolutions from the Senate, and after long
and angry debates upon points Of rder,voted
first NOT TO REcEDE from their former
amendments. The vote was, yeas 81, noes
95. Before the vote was announced, the ma
jority was the other way, but several mem
bers changed their votes. A motion followed
to INSIST upon the amendments. which was
agreed to, 80 to SO. A Committee Of Con
ference was then appointed, which motion
was not in order, and the House therefore re-
considered the order, 50 to "a. The House
then adjourned at l2 ?. NJ.