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M ESSRS. EDITORS: Deafness is a disease

lHl which has hitherto been consde-ed incurable,
but | can inform the public that it is a mistaken
idea. had been deaf for ten years, and concluded
that must remain so but not many months since
saw in your paper an advertisement Of "Scarpa's
oil" for deafness As a last resort concluded to
try it, and now am happy to say can hear as
well as any one Two Of my friends have also
used it, one was deaf that he used an ear trumpet
now he hears recty well without it; the other
was very much troubled with noises in the ears and
head, and he at once found relief and is WELL One
bottle cured me, which thought getting well pretty
cheap. 81 ..".'t g. 4.a0iml all d. Is r.
.... SILAS BUGBEE,
Second street, below Pine, Philadelphis.
F. w. FULLER, corner of Pennsylvania, av-
enue and l2h street, only agent for this city. 1,.
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MEMPHIs Conyention.-- journal Of lhe

Itl proceedings Of the Southwestern convention,
held at Memphis, Tennessee, giving the proceed
ings, addresses resolutions, &c, at length. Also,
the various committee reports on railroad commu-
nicstions between the Mississippi Valley and South
Atlantic ports; on the agriculture of the South; on
the improvement of navigation of Western rivers;
on the Improvement Of the Mississippi opposite TO
81. Louis; on the improvement Of the Ohio, with the
report on the same subject from the committee Of
the previous Memphis convention; on the ware
housing system; on the manufactures Of the South;
on leveliing and reclaming the lowlands on the
western rivers; the submerged lands OF the State
of Missouri; on western marine hospitals; on lake
harbors and lake defence; on military road through
Arkansas; on ship canal connecting the western
rivers with the lakes on forts and deences Of the In
dian frontier; with other matter, memorials, DC.
Price SO cents. Just received by - -.
April 25 T. TAYLOR.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. -
-I0IIaEHOI.n and n klfChen nifur


and kitchen furniture at
IL auCtion.--By virtue of a deed of trust from.
William Glare to the subscriber, dated the lst day
ri January, l846, and recorded among the laud
aS s TO sell a an THURSDAY ,he ~ nh instant. al Il,
o'clock, at the residence Of said William Glare, on
East Capitol street, near the east Capitol gate, his
househod and kitchen furniture. enumerate in
|nr + saa La- ..u.. .'.
6mahogaEy chnirs, 2 mahogany divans
Do, dining and other tables ~,
Do. sideboard, cane seat and other chairs
Parlor and chamber curtains
Bedsteads, mattresses, washsands and sets, &c.
white dinner set, glass ware, &c.
Together with other household and kitchen fur
hllure, not necessary to enumerate.
Terms: All sums of and under $25, cash; over
sS and under $50, credit Of thirty days; over $50
a credit of sixty days.
M. H@, w. LENOX, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctionesr.
NAV Odd ...s ." ... Az.
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,ARRIAGEs and harness at auction.

-on Wednesday afternoon, 9Th instant, at
o'clock, | shall sell, in front Of my store, very
I.s and handsome assortment Of carriages and
Lness: .....
|Basgiss, with and without tops
square close carriages, with glass doors, and
shifting fronts, for four and ak persons
Falling top rockaways and barouches
sanding top do for two and four persons
lArgs handsome carriage, built for $500
CAranee carriage, a superior article, with sew
n nsw and secondhand carriages not enumera-
I. Single and double harness, saddles, brides,
wM. MARSHALL,
May l-sM&r Auctioneer.
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barrel buoy. ~ p SANDWICH ISLANDS, ORE
white oanelbuoy, Nd CALIFORNIA.
water befoss the sostheass s.., uo.0lL, a Esh,,sr,
The small fixed beacon on G -
dc serving guide for sailing n...obs, .ats that !,
mel, has been removed on account Of I-sbt that who'll
and change Of the Downs fsss ,vhcl
Ia pointing out the above named channels u ~ of n,
coming from seawsrds t may be observed as g. Al,
eral rule that they all of them marked on their
and on their northern sides with white barre-buoys.
10. The toiiosir,g innsr eAannss uiH be marked.
The Pellwomerstrom, az il is called.
The SudeTaue.
The Norderaue, or continuation of the new mar
row channel (Sehmaldefe) towards Wyek, ,Dsgebdll,
and Sydyesthorn,
The Homumertisfe, or continuation of the Far
trap channel northeaslwards.
The TSs d,.,sals e1ssa.I % Hover, Continuation of the
The channel to Romeo, R Lister channel.
These waters, as you come from seswards into the
channels, are the right sarboaId side, marked
by black floating beacons with brooms; whereas
on the left or larboard side, they are marked ty
white aoatng beacons, whose upper end forms
cross.
Any particular changes which subsequently may
be made in the laying out Of barrel buoys and float
ING beacons, will be publishe by the inspector Of
the revenue cruisers for the western coast OF de
Dutchies Of sleswek and Hosiein, ia the following
newspapers, viz: the Hamburger Borsen Halle, thc
Copenhagen Bedinsske Tidende, the Altoona MeTkUI,
and the Itzehoe Wochenblat.
General Board Of customs and Commerce
February the 18Th Of February, 1886
Blalhms, Garlisb, F|aneks. W. E. C. SpOansek ROiis
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;TALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUC-

N TIoN.-At o'clock, p. m. on Tuesday, the
b day OF May next, | shall sell lot No. II, in
|raars No. SIT, with the improvements, which are
pod two-story brick house. This property is sit
isd near the corner Of 5h and II streets, in most
|sIraLle and healthy part Of the city.
Al the same time shall also sell lot No. IS and
b No %, in the same square.
Also, half OF lot No. 3, in square 72s lot 7, in
|q,rs s26; and lots and s, in square i040.
Sale to commence with lot II, in square SIT, in
Vnt Of the premises, where all the property will be
3D.
ash; balance in equal payments at six, twelve,
b eighteen months, for notes satisfactorily Sc
ped, bearing interest
r. w. DYER,
Anil 22-eoddds Auctioneer
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.


In addition TO the seamarks which were laid out
last year, Tin conformity with the general notice
given by this board on the cath May, l845, and sub
sequent special notices herewith connected there
will be laid out in the course Of the present year
as soon as possible, the following new beaeons:
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A vessel sailing into the Fjords, and coming from
the northward, must keep the beacons with the
white poles on the larboard side, and the beacons
with the red poles on the starboard.
On each Of these beacons being placed, public no.
tees, describing more particularly the position OF
the seamarks, and their appearance, will be given,
either by this board or by the beacon inspector,
Second Lieutenant Schultz, and will be published
in the Copenhagen "Berlingske Tidende," and
Trade and Shipping List, in the Hamburg "Borsen
Halle" and in the "Altona Merksr"
General board Of customs and commerce, the
2Sth February, 1916.
Buhme:
GARLIIB, FRAscKE. w. C. E. SrosskeK, Roihs.
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April 22-eod&ds

NTOCK, farming utensils, &c, at Auc-
d tion.-on Wednesday next, 9th instant, a,
be Gieuc farm, belonging to the estate Of the late
bsn John p. Van Ness, about three miles from
!. Georgetown ferry, on the Virginia side OF
Potomac river, will be sold at public auction, by
der Of the Orphans court for the county Of WASH
n, D. c., the farming utensils, horses, cows, mules,
(gs, &c, on said farm.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. Terms,
ka,h. .. y
And on Thursday, the 7th instant, at the auction
)Ore Of the subscriber at 5 O'Clock, p. m, will be
|od, 80 shares Of Rockville and Washington turn
Ike stock.
C. p. VAN NESS, admir-.
B. H0MANS,
NAV l-d3t Auctioneer.
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M RS. POTTER, Pennsylvania avenue, nea.
4'l the railroad depot, would be happy 10 receive
private families or transient bosrders. ~. n
April s1--3twn
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r Avs Of the United States.-Litd5 &
IL Browns new edition, in vols. For sale by
April % F. TAYLOR.
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10y virtue OF a deed OF trust from Geo.
I'D Herbert to the subscriber, dated the 9th day
October, ls45, and recorded in Liber w B, No.
|s, one Of the land records for Washington county,
b C., shall sell at public auction, in front of the
yrmses, on Tuesday, the 5th day Of May next, at
o'clock in the afternoon, the following real proper
b to wit: Lot 4, in square 43s, in the city OF
Washington, with the improvements thereon, con.
|fnng Of frame house lately built. This lot
pns 50 feet on south Fl street, and runs back 66
|st inches in line parallel with 9th street west,
hssame being corner lot.
Terms of sale One-third cash, the balance in two
|rual payments Of six and twelve months, to be Sc
a-d TO the satisfaction of the trustee, with interest,"
rom the day Of sale. If the terms of sale be moi
DmpIied with within five days from the day of sale
ae property will be resold, for cash credit,
nouce Of one week, at the purchasers risk and
lost ,.. A. ....
WALTER LENoX, Trustee.
R. w. DYER,
lou st.te grar.... u,r fhuSeoh0S''
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iOtluOn OF tho Dea' Depth Description OF beas
cons. eas about cons.
CAITEGAT.
|. kalkegunden, g.
OF Fornss, on the
s. Z. side, Q iathOms With rad pole and
broom
oaoE soUED.
omoe reef ~
end b feet with white pole
and broom.
}. Omos Flsk. N. W.
end, about quar-
ter mile ~ W
w. from the float
ing beacon al the
end Of the reef, / fsthons With whi.s pols
and brooms
TO .soRTH TOT
4 Krkssrundsn.s L.. -. .
end. 1 faihsm. wi,A r.A Pols and
.. yenesrundsn, a.
bout s. 3. W from
tn. shsllowsst hthons. waA red pole and
broom.
LANp, EsIRLSCL
sAkbKov yJokp.
g. Abue Tnller a.
bout the middle Of
the west side, f.thoms. With white pois
and broom.
GJEDsEA oDDE,
7. Gledser Lsndrsy,
about Of quar-
ter mile y T. by
s. from the point . fathOmI With red pole and
broom.
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T ANCAsTER, Pa. RIFLES, PISTOLS,

ANCASTER, Pa. RIFLES, PISTOLS,
IL RIFLsE- E-BARRELS, &c.--The subscr
Der at Lancaster, Pa. is extensively engaged manu-
aeturing rifles, pistols, northwest short guns, and
powder horns for the Indian trade Also rifles PISTOLS
nde-bsrrels, powder horns, double triggers, rife
Vpers, &C., for the south and southwestern trade
They are sold at the lowest price, and all article,
warranted to sustain the reputation this place ha,
Obg since attained in it's manufacture Of rifles.
Orders promptly attended To-.
'''.' HENRY e. LEMAN,
March 3--dly ,s. Lancaster, Pa.
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Jerry VALUABLE PROPERTY al

|VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY at
' AuctiOn.--On Wednesday, the 9th day Of
May next, shall SELL in front Of the premises, at
o'clock, p. m, the following very valuable pro-
pery belonging to the estate Of the late DR.. Marcus
z. Buck: part Of lot No. !, in square north of
square No. 35l, with the improvement, which is an
excellent two-story brick building, with basement
and garret. .... .-y
IT THIS properly fronts a the Mall, between ION and M
holas Tastet, esq.
The admirable construction Of the building for
convenience and comfort, the fine prospect it affords,
and the choice selection Of fruit and shrubbery upon
he lot, render it very desirable for private resi-
ence.
On the same evening, at o'clock, we shall sell
ots Nos 20 and 81, in square No. 534, fronting on
south B. street, between Sd and ~ streets. These
os belong to the same estate.
Terms Of sale 0ne-fourth Of the purchase money
in cash. the balance in equal payments at SIX.
velve and eighteen months, for notes with interest,
properly secured By order.
wy r. w. DYER,
April 25-eod&ds Aucioneer.
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DALTI,MORE LIFE INSURANCE
ID COMPANY Incorporated In 1880,
NO. Is South street, charter perpetual
This company makes insurances on lives for one
or more years, for life, at the following rates
per sunum per one hundred dollars. ,....
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OF FICIAL.
DErARTaEET or SrArE,
Washington, April ~, 1916.

The following translation of notices 10 mariners
have been received at this department, from the le-
CATION Of the United States at Copenhagen.
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NTEw ARR1vAL.-FRENC FANCY
~ Goods.-Just received a handsome assort-
ment OF the above, consisting in part OF the follow
ing: ' '. ~. I....,..
Gloves, combs perfumery,
Fans in every variety, reticues,
Purses, bag and purse-clasps, &c.
Also, few very superior and beautiful parasoles.
'.. '.'' .a 's'h' J. II. GIBBS,
0pposit; Centre-market
A supply Of hair-wnrk constantly on hand, and
orders executed At the shortest notice y n a#
April 22-3tif .t ''' "ha y" W" ." ..'
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Description Of bes,
cons.
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Position Of the bea
cons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13
EwsPAPER IMPR0V EMENT.
The Northern Press.

The philadelphia Evening News" is the title Of a new
and beautiful sheet issued by Erasmus Brooks aud Thomss
F. Adams. Mr. Brooks, the principal Editor, needs no
Introduction from Virginia community His talents
and biz worth well known here and can indulge
wishes for his than those which animate
the hearts Of his Virginia friends
Our roFdeTs may not generally know that the New York
and Of which, his brother, presume still remains the
Editor of the few New York newspapers watch has
done Justice 10 Southern Institutions We
constantly panied with exhibitions of i'll will where we
could wish to cherish but kindly feelings and with
fragrant % Institutions and habits by
from shielding their conduct under the cxtenuaung plea
of ignorance. Were disposed rctJ an anioTy Of
deadly weapons lies ready hands. But do not
wish fan the flames Of sectional animosy. There
reasonable hearts and busy hands enough the bellows
ready, blow up the spark Of discod consuming
blaze.
The New York Expresshas uniformly stood b. the South
Il has been friend Ia strange lInd The New York
Courier Enquire has also advocated cause with sp
mt and ability. LIT ,u,hern remember those pIpors
Mr.. Brooks has auslerrc himself to Philadelphia.
Success attend his efforts. But know that they will be
successful. The "EyEvyg NGws' will be paper worthy
the city which has an Limited States Gazette" and other
dignhcd able aud truly patriotic journals.
We should forget say, that in its biographical
execution and appearance, the "NEws" model Vi neat.
ness aud taste
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13
TuE RIcUNoND RERUBLICAN.

This Is the title of the paper into which the "NEws
& STAB" mas been merged. Ills enlarged Sheet and
has secured the editorial services OF WILLIAM maxwell,
ESQ., the eloquent and witty public speakers in
tie State Mr.. NJ is destitute OF editorial experience,
Misunderstanding been at one time editor Of the ~ Y.
Journal Of Commerce lie is gentleman G" hne taste
and information and seeking the editorial arena will
find wide field for the Of his versatile p1wes
His partners Messrs. CEANE SMITH, are younger gen.
temen raised in tn City, and well deserving the friendly
consideration OF the community: They need no eneomum
from
The REPUBLICAN floats the Wing banner, and promises,
in addition the general topics engaging the attention OF
its ed tors to stand up for Tic great principles OF consitu
tona liberty" which have distinguished the Wing
Party The Wing fleet is now fully manned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

The session OF the Legislature approaehc, closes and
the relations fubssu between ne, representative and
constituent will in few dogs Terminate Contemplating
q change Of residence within few days thereafter
shall q, again be- candidate represent yOa in
the House Of Delegate. Bi' crnuot permit the occasion
20 pass without expressing % you my heartfelt thank
for the kindness which have uniformly experienced
81 your hands Eight successive years have been hon
orod WITH the suffrage of majority Of hc voters ri the
couny-an evidence Of irapprobaton Of my efforts
serve them which ,ha. never 10 cherish, with !
trust usuhaJle pride II have any regrets, It ' thot
those efforts have been successful desired, In
promoting your local interests Those interests, need
not soy you deeply involved IN the future legsa.
ton Of the stste snd In retiring from your service,
gratfed believe that they will be entrusted 10 abor
though not zsaou') sdvocst,s Of them han have
been sincerely thank you for the repeated Of
kindness and favor which have received from you. They
are indetly siamscd upon my memory. aud will always
enue you nand my services, any mser in which
h may be 10 my power requiie the weighy obligations
under wh'ch you have placed With sincere regard,
am your ieiu friend and f,low.ciuzen,
RICHARD II. ToLER.
RIcH4oN, Mlrch 2 1915.
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EXPULSION OF A CONGRESSIONAL REPORT

The Reporter for the New York TnbuIe has been
expelled from his In the House OF Representative for
pOuTtayins faithfully the habits OF OF the Men,
bers.
The folowing-psrt of a letter from the Courier and
Enqurer-gives the offence and the punishment;
After the disposal OF the Election case,
Mr.. SAwYEK sent copy Of the New York Tribune TO
the Clerks desk from which, at his request was
read by the Clerk rs follows:
Bot there is one still more remarkable than the Others.
and That Is Hon. MIR. Sawyer OF Ohio Though his name
would ind much he il not woodsawy.r; he IS
bcsve blacksmith that consider the trade would
disgrace him. The reputation OF the trade probably Is the
greatest Sufferer AL occupations are honorable Tor hard
working nest men. IL is only dsrsceul TO live the
toll OF another. But dgrCss from Mr. SAWYER AS o.
logy Important part OF knowledge proceed TO give
you ol the critters habits as that may ASST
you eassns him undo the proper head in the system OF
animated nature.
Every day about o'clock he feeds About tina, hour he
is leaving his and taking POSITION in the window
back Of the Speakers char the left lie uufod greasy
paper which couSned chunk OF bread and slusege,
other Substance. This he sPose quite
rapidly wipes his hands with the greasy paper Tor napkin,
then throws of the window. What itlc grease
left ms almost bald h, add which outlay for
pomatuu. mouth sometimes serves as finger glass,
his sleeves and plnalcons being called into requ
a napkin. lie JACK knife for tooth pick aud
then goes the floor aGan aud abuses the Wings as the
British pav an claims the whole Oregon necessary
tor the spread of civilization. believe he goes Ike
Chapman, against all seductive acts OF education"
Mr.. Sawyer said he in the habit OF taking his food
the ut the Speakers chair, speceu oy tue cor
respondent OF the Tribune, but he denied that this fact JUS
ued the which had been noticed He did not
ASK the House take action upon II, hs only
object being TO author ct il that 1t
peatcd he would seek OF him personsl satisfaction In 9TH
words ntimating tLat he would fog him.
Mr. Brnkerho Of Ohio, did think that that course
the proper To be pursued aud he therefore moved
that the !, spondent Of the Tribnnc be e.ed.
Mr.. SchencN did not approve oi the nanher IN which
the habits OF his colleague had had been noticed but he
at loss know by what principle OF action gentlemen
were actuated who would eEpel and individual from
the privileges OF the House after having renscd 10 eNpSsS
their jsapprobation OF oicer OF the House. Mr. Hess OF
the Unon who article that paper had charged a
member the House with being liar! Did they consider
ausion by anonymous wiie IN newspaper, g the
vulgar habits OF OF their body more grave offence
than charge made editoray, IN the Government Organ
sg Inst the moral character OF member! He was pro-
eecdng his remarks when he called TO order, and
the being taken the motion made by Mr. Br'nkerhoh
prevailed.
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SCHOOL BILL.

We publish to-day, act providing Tor system OF DE-
tic Free SCHOOLS, fifteen counties OF the State, and
for the Civ OF Williamsburg. THIS pushed through
the House BY Messrs. GRESHAM and RicE time when
there was an apprehension that the general bali would be
deeated-and members from other counties, feeling 81
mar ip,eresr asked be included. The act Is given for
the information Of all concerned. 1t will be that
any thing should defeat the taking Of the poll provided
for in the first section the last clause to author
ize q vote upon the subject in lsI7.
The delegates from the counties named, well deserve
the thanks their constituents Tor their efforts to extend
the blessings Of Education.
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THE RICHMOND WING.
DAILY, sEnI-wEEKLY, AND WEEKLY

TINS paper being about be conided to the editorial
ard control of RICHARD II. ToLER. Esq, the
Propreo:s, (who have paid heavy for the pre-.
perry it, deem the occasion unsuitable one to
present its claims the Wings of Vrgins and of the
Union, for a more extended patronage.
Growing, i, has done, with the growth Of the Wing
paTyo the principles and of which will con
time to be the Jealous and Incorporating adyocate-its
proPrietors have complain of the ukewGrmness
indifference OF their politics Jca,cs heretofore On the
cntray, the wide circulation OF their journal at this time
inpes them with strong emotions Of gratitude the ga
anI and generous party which is indebted for it, pre-
prosperous condition. But they desire still farther TO
extend tue sphere Of its influence and increase its capa
city for disseminating those sound principles Of policy
which, they believe, with due Difference to those from
whom they widely differ, only essenti,l to the
preservation OF constitutional liberty understood by the
Fathers OF the Republic, hut which lie the very founda
ton OF the national prosperity and happiness.
In thus asking their political friends, In Virginia par,cu
larry, for this additional proof Of confidence and good
will the propreors of the Wing pledge thoms exert
read,r., vehicle both Of general intelligence and of
political discussion. Without, therefore, entering into
detail Of tieir plans aud purposes sufficient TO
say, that Oh their energies shall be directed 10 tho duiy of
making the paper altogether worthy Of the confidence ard
support Of the party the Of which IL bears To tina,
party they address Themselves with reliance that TO
their appeal generous response will be given.