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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
From The PRESBYTERIAN.
THE.UNDEsCRIBED SCENERY OF ViR

GINA.
/. The RAINBOW or CnFToN FoRoE.-
Clifton Forge j. situated at the passage of
Jackson river through the Rich Patch Noun
tain. II Jefferson had seen this passage when
he went 20 France, HaTper's Ferry would not
have been named ~ his Notes The scenery
here Is singular as well as sublime. Whit
are commonly called the Rsrnbows. are two
immense Lodges Of rock forty or fifty feet thick
fhatrl from the river one on each side. on
the lace OF the mountain, describe regular
semicircles about 200 feet high, and again de-
seend TO the river. They are complete coun-
tefParte TO each other, and their span up nd
down the river IS supposed 10 be- above two
hundred yards. The face OF the mountain on
both sides Is covered with trees OF brushes
both above and below the aHhes. while the
arches themselves present nothing but naked
craged rocks perpendicular or projecting with
deep irregular indeniureS from tbe top down
wards This scenery is in Allegnany county.
50 miles irom the Natural Bridge, aud Oh the
turnpike leading TO the White Sulphur. I'm,
II has been noticed by Few OF those who visit
the Springs and Is has never been described
or even noticed in any periodical / have
heard several geatlemen Of intelligence ex.
press their opinion that il supasses the Nat.
Hot Bridge 81 grsndeuE and is not eaualed BIS
any scenery VA the State. The view from ths
turnpike. which passes between the arches i.
tTucly impressive. Bot when we mount upor
the top OF one OF these aBhes, with the oihei
Immediately opposite, the riyer rusring owe,
the forge dam 100 feet below and fnoantaiu
rising more than twice that distance above
the impression cannot be described.
q IHL WATEE SLIDE os RoASoEry--This
ISM Roanoke county, on one Of the Southern
branches OF the Roanoke river The stream
ls larger than Cedar Crcck al the Natural
Bridge. The water slides down a SMOOTH
rock ~ which IL has worn bed sufficient 10
sOn'sin all The water the rock furnishes even
IN food. The descent - within a lev A.
gfees OF bciag perpendicular. snd tic distance
y Considerably over Tour huudrd ecu The
sheet Of wstef ~ unbroken in the wi,ole di.
iancc. and makes Us slide without uo,.e nm
81 strikes The bottom. where BE- loatos and
Ioars. This scenery have not seen. norhsve
heed u spoken of except ~ Que indi, idu.
~, che sheriff Of Floyd county. who gave enc
the above description
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S.7.ouO,

fokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. ig7
To Nc drawn AZ Wilmington, Delaware, Monday.
October "a. iSfG.
prize OF ST. ,0O0 OFFS 600. LOT 1900 of2sgs &C.
- numbers, - ballots Tickets -, a certificate 81
- who!es sll2, shares ia proportion.
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$50 600.

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia. Class No. IL.
To he dawn At Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday
Oetoser TO- fSf6.
Prize OF $40 zoe: OF 5000: Of =. oco: orl.sco
IS Nos ~ ballots. Whole tickc's $40 A certi6c aic
Of IS whoes viii cost Sl34; shares In proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

HIDING PLACES The New Yorl Jour
nal Commerce relates of an ingenious rob.
Der. who sioir a large npmber at watches from
The ship lowe, ilai h- concealed them In tl,f-e
large quad0 sOiumes old French law books
tied together. ihe leaves If 81 hich he'd slt lssn
cut om 70 wiilinsu inch 90 ODE msrcin. and
thus iofmed square box iu which the
watches were depOtited We know NOT
where he clbin oi hrsi discovery rests. but
90 b nPon record On our Post Office Drnsr,.
meni, ihai urmbefs o. Congress have adopt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
10000 Dollars

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware au,,
Georgia. Class M IL Extra
To te drawn NJ Wilmington, Delaware. ON Thursday
October Is lSai.
prize Of sso0o0; off, Soo;l % ? 900; 50 OF Goa
- hunilers u drawn. Tickets 50. certificate OF y,
vholCs so, shares ul proportion.
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5000

Grunl Consolidated LOTTERY OF Delaware and
Gcorgia-ClaSs l3 eNira.
To lie drawn al Wilmington, Dsluw arc on Thur.d.,.
Ocsoier 90 1896. - No'
prize OF $4,000 oflo.oOo; Of $500 Of : eco
20 nnnerS. ]. ballots Tickets SIS ceriillrase ~ -
wioics $1,000; shares In proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
CApsl CAPsll CAPslll

MANE just received OF the most splendid h,vs
- sney tloih tars ever offered ia this market rlnss
tnshier attic Hat Cap Store. OF Main andV.
"'oh s"er's' sop4
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SILKS Silks

"a Y use neS cheap store Of WA BAILEY. a.,
50 ronm iofmsfig occupied by SIR Iasiah t.s,,rr W
ncsFt cpis-te The North Western hank Main s,l,s,
beaslta new s,fe pald and striped eharneISon Sill
t~-"sfs saa eotion Hesvty, ke ali very cbcsnI
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JOHN NJ. OREM & co.
MERCHANT TAILoRS.

4NU. %oU DhBTINIUhE 81.
NORTH WEST cor. or cHAvLFs. BALTIMORE
Have received their Pan and Winter supply Of Cotl,.
'Asslne e. NesiiRrs, &C. &C which they win make "a
order IA The lest and most fashionable style
GkNTLEM EMS CLOTHING.
ON The second h"or of their huilns, which has hc~r
~ Tor the purpose, will be found large assortment
ofihe finest aud medium qualities OF Clothing really
nadsrof superior style and workmsnship.
No VALUATION Is PBt,Es.-The Lowest pricc H. di..
tincty marked ia figures every garment
The basement has teen handsomely fitted M for The
- ~ spone nN The rtcre-a vc-y large As=ort ept
CLOTHS, CAssiMEREs, vEsTfNCs and TAIL oR,ss
TRIMMINGS being always hand. al the lowest M ar.
ted. " F -, -, =, ~, ,n'
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$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia. lass No. 10. extra
To be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware ON 1Y,,,.,, i,
October :. ief6s '"u's~@S
prize Of $4,000. Of 1000, Of 5000. 4 Of 4ooo
q numtere. II ballots Tickets SC; a certineste n,
70 wholes sH sharvs Ia proportion. "
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RATES OF DISCOUNT
CORREcTEn MrrKLY

SpthECIkO WEEKLY
- rENSsrLvANlA. Hamilton l3
Banks of Pittsburgh parGranville a.
Ph.ladelphia par Farmers Blk Canton 30
1irard Bank. - par Urbana 45
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

2hO Lbs superior DRIED BEEF iu.t r,,e,,.,
-, ~ ron Cincinnati and for sale Nv
WOODR Oyv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

NJ. REILLY.
GENERAL DEALER IN GROCERIES
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
WI MES AND LIQUORS,
No, 81 Wesi Side Market Square.
~ Ell consisn,y ON hand good ssippfv OF Al, .r
49, eles ~ his line, which he " i disro.e OF ,hlssi
OF reiaii' As low a. s.y house IN The CITY,
DOUBLE RECTIPfED wfusK EN1
Il HENFN warranted PuTc. corstsniiy ON hand and
/ II>f-itz- to, sale low. Having ReciSfsing "a
y .Ak ration, he can, Al ali iiae- sas.sgsy
~ We qualify Of hta iqaors 20 he pafe, and
icie TO give him call Approved conntry prcd,,es -
sen an exchange al the hisbea mHkes pTies. =
TIERS. FEA TIERS
III WELYE hundred pound. ~ superfn ne l,,, So.
80, MENDEL a HARBOURs
go lis Main street ,wheciinssv s.
NJ SsIsi w .a neg s9S sssa,issl .rels
Up Uhton street.
! "A LUM-eo barrels fot sac Ios BY
"a -epr rRYoR = PAUL..
or yiTRioL--Is esrtoys Totssle BY
sepl6 PRYOR PAUL..
nj ADDER.-s casks prime Msdder fDr safe w
FhfoR n Fault,
n KISS TRUfAITNcs-Bi. SIX f,u,,ops. f.s,v ,,F,
- ofsd ID. black and eolofed SIN FslaTss ard iimo
Cords MOhair and Twisted six Do, Whsielone a.,
seph sENsENEY RHODES.
4 BOX suPersue he,h LEMONS received sas for ..l,
SPIN MRS HEATING.
EAs-GuHpowder. lmpcsisi and Young Hyson Teas
ol aiicren, Eradei nom common "a me very hesss
seol9 REILEY.
ToFFEE-9l lsgs supsrsr nsrk K,o cegse An .sa,a
ana for 's'ehy ~pIo hREILLY.
1900 LBS Ms,hsv'. sugar susci Iisras. so ~
- The Nes famty Grocery n \ 4
'spie swEARINesN
FssEsH LEMONS AND ORANGES --Jn., receives
Pofiof ftssh orangcs. boa superior fss.,,rsy =
.spi' EnswEdhEoEE-
phiLAbHLrniA SOM ACKgRa-Ja., received
sunsrisr Ts,,~d, s ,sw Isssll, ofoesfy. tss vsrY
EwEARINGEN.
,l.,.' Sislegs NJ rs ~. hose. Owe plvss
81 'a"a qhaiiiJ in store snd 81 ssse o,s
-" AREiLBy
a ss.orsieHt IN sfst' nlsss. wtns saa eoisys6
- 80 80 gesis whHs Dlseh sed e iofed ~
re - 'AA 'ow " ~pn ~ n H0hNHROOK.
~ LAksE I'D seppisis sisasirncus ~ Percy SOAPS
- ena iefiums'y q "a nonNBRCoKB
10 Brooke County Court
Nsrbsa FraFs Afnln.rfaf8f VIA "a, IN .
ofue i-ists cfrvo we'sr. dsssssss "'' '"'s1'a
ioha c,s,s fl,a. Aao.,a,s,,..s, d, a. g..
Vow faa ctreted Ma Hav, Isnl =, -. 49,
itrh. falah RnNltns arf Ns4s p.,,.f.,s e.A
efpn Row anf ferasssf l-'iff ~ ="
gsf.Hshes ore d,tfss efsais sosrt y.s.,s, ~ ~.
~ oe] ~ Mtf. lsff Wiu aFes 81, 80 - ..,tl.
~, ~ ..' ,t W. a., 81 usioisr $50 a. 49, eoat
,uf itii = ~ bfeets railafg a r.ffs,. go
I. " i .s.a feniafing iGs arfss ~ refefrs I, ihs
u. ~ ..4 - pig 81 q ~ sfert - Braotl sesnl
!. 49,, - ~ ~ isnas az lsa - CsniffsH fHHs
- 80 - '.,ll' II =. and D. Hontls uf5 inteTes1 fsaa.
- ena - purchasers aipiaF tisn.fs tsiif, easf
=. ~ az pafchass sessg sss : les ssg.ises 81
-. ~ w. f1fmfHi ~ ~. nffrhas- ,s.siaaT.
tcpftuim n, ~ tftft - Il
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RNIAII FrN Inrnnnr

NHNIf " IOITEWY.
Draws A. follows throughout The month OF Oc;ober
llrews on 1uesdAys-capi;Gl pTize SaOOa
Wio'e 1iekcis 81 certificate OF pack ace wIoles sts
shares la proportion. $3.50 -
nrawr On Ihursdays-cSpfsl prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81; CERTIFICATES OF package vboes Az.
sha-cs IN proportion N S'f'
draws on ss'nrfays-caplfai prize $4,000
h"e TicAes ST. eeftideaies OF kase uhees ara.
shares in proportion 49,
address your orders 20
,.-. N. T.. DORSEY. Vheeline Va
u The drawings wall 10 published ,e~u.riy An, "a.
Times, ard also IN The Argus Reu ctni en-
~ l.. DORSEY = Lucky ORiee
NHEEJN9,.NA.
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$:sO.eDGDO

Grand Consolidated Lotterl Of Delaware and
Georeie--Class No. ~.
Oeioler ~, ls46. - '' """s ~
prize Of sso,oce orc eco. ofe. 500. Of 4goo.
20 hnhh,rs Is drawn Tickets $40; certificate OF v
Wholes Sli2, shares In proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE on Commerce for September.
~ - JOHNSTON, {. D. HUBBARD, THs SWEENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

year bad now elapsed since Frankly
Manly entered upon his new occupation. His
diligence aud integrity had won lor him the
good opinion Of his employer. aud his salary.
at TIE end OF six months, had been doubled -
ia could now support himself IN comfort, aud
still lay by a portion OF his earnings for his
mothers Use. IL he ever regretting tie change
he was iOrCed To fuake in his habits. he had AZ
least The satisfaction Of having good con-
science.
Il have proposition to make to YOU sail
Mr. Rockwell, as one DAY he met Frank.
"will you call al nay house this eyent4gF'
tpnk promised 70 DO SO; aud accordingly
waited upon him at an easily hour
You may REMEMBER aid Mr. Rockwell
after lhe usual compliments had been raised
ihst when advised you todpply YOURSELF to
some other employment, told you thst 10
was not necessary thdt you should los ever a.
baudol your profession
81 fenR mher. aud I dI cherish hone
uiai % might bc SD; bat lattcdy have ban.
i-h.d ihc ldea irom my mind, and learned ,o
bc content with my lot IL vas yoia 90 iu-
d0Ige such a hope
Not So. AID imoginc the time has ar.
owed when YOU may retuSu and toks up YOU
True position. ! have sUIt pending which
involves heli Of my fortune. / intcud to put
o mio your hsuds
Frank would lain have persuaded bis kind
friend 10 alter bis resolution. doubling his h.
biliy To- conduct ~ important case bul Mlr
' ockwell insisting, ID was finally arranged
uial he should undertake 80.
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Alice returned his Sslutslion with cordial
s'ni'e, but the three young ladies deigned not
10 notice him. and turned away with a con
temptnons laugh, Mr. Rockwell noticed the
action AMI said
i" My dear young ladies arm sorry to see
you display The spirit which YOU have. You
have imbibed altogether isls' notion of gen
unity: will not argue with you, but l tel,
you that the time viii come when the most
impcrious beauty in the city maybe proud 10
win smile from Frsnk Manly"
MI. Rockwell sid no more. bar, soon after
retired. icaving the young ladies to discuss
the subject by thems Ives.
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4 BOX supersue flesh LEMONS received sss n, ga,
~ sep ID MRS HEATING
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HARDWARE.
HENRY = MORRIS

~ sthoel. viii lie opened in the north YVES, ,,, ar
the nsiiIuie on hondsy, the seth inst wherein
as, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and f.s,.,,
90; N,ehT SCHOOL. win comm enee nm Nooa. !,
ne l-sh oi pctoters for particulars snonire oS
@P 10 CHARLES LANE Tsaeher q
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EshhsH LEMONS AM ORANGES --Jns, receives
- and ~ sale - The New Fsuv Crorerv A - -.
Pesief i,e-h ofanses, boa superior fssi,rsr
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500 nf sse 81 iic pew Fassii, Cree, Z 80. -,
sop iq N 4. ..,,,.. i. -.
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Movements or Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday, considering the UNMARRIED Sc
verify OF the weather and the general mpsdimcns 10
travelling. were more numerous even from distant
lions OF the country than could be expected There
att'e-
AMERicAN 8. Emerson, Frances Leo, Boston;
Geo Cox L, "; A. Mckay, England; Capt. Lindsay
U. Niariae corps: NJ. Howe, Pnilsd.
Aston L. Wor'hipgton Cincinnati; NJ II. Allen,
Richmond; B. F. Dabners, Pstersburgh. Va Moneton,
Prov; c. +. Howell. Columbia; H. Austin, Pnladi T.
Bradburn. Cleveland; w. Frost, ". o; Hanson. Will.
iians, and Dana Boston; j. Mills. spr ngneld; Hon d
g. MaIcv. Buffalo; Jas Hunt. do; Hon Jonn Davis. Wor
ceser; w Cox. Gs rgetown n; Geo Baxter, Boston;
Messrs Eakip. Cowan McClelIand. Tennessee; O
Wachnfeld'z Sweden; c. F. Plat, Philad, II. Butler.
Paterson, N Y.
CRY. Arcularus, n. Y; Me.sra. Holder and Smith,
Milton. c; F. Clspp Peek,kill, James p Peters
burg, Watt. Richmondi T. Jones, Mass; A Blocking.
ham, Yale College; Geo. LYMAN, JERSEY city; b NJ
col Anderson, Tenn; II. Clemson, L. &. Love.
Phad; J. Bowers, New Jersey.
FxAExLir-P Gsrdner. Ohio; j. NJ Townsend, "
y; Lamoureux. St Louis; L sandiord. "; 2. Ross.
II Bum, ri tsburg; Rankin, N Y; Wheeler,
Beers, Bridgeport; e. Herbert Phad; D. levitt. Ohio;
H. Clarke. Newark; Hsmlin, Charleston; J. Plat,
Plsttburgh.
GLoss.-Mr Tiffany. L lie. II Fisher. Ph.lsd; Edw
Brown. London; Jno. Guthrie. " o.
HowAED-W n Conner, Norwich; w. Mallory, III
NJ Bush. Saugertes;F Z. WsIker, stonington; Mefsrs
shacklcford Clsnshsn and Wright Ky; John Johnson,
Hampstead; Thos. johnson, N. o; 8 Knox. Wheeling;
Dunlap II Hopper, Philad; Geo. Ttuscor, Haven,
r. McCurdy, Prfsburg;J Veran Philsd; Capt Ross do,
Judge Swayne, Day ton Onio w. Dodj, CT.
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United States Circuit Court.

Fsp. 2s-Tiai IF Scott. Philips and Roon,y, for
Matiny contnusi-Ater the Court was opened yes.
terday morning. Mr Nash summed up for the prisoners
and was followed by Mr. Marbury for the Prosecution
after which, Judge Belts delivered able and humane
charge to the jury. His Honor commenced by saying
that they the jury. could very well appreciate from
the nature OF this trial that was one Of very
end as such entitled TO every Ienity which eaa be
afforded to them, consistent with the due
Of justice On the other hand they the jury were ex
ercspg Of the most important branches Of the sea
laws and they should be very cautious that parties
should not escape II they DO guilty He then recsIn
lated the evidence, commenting IL he proceeded
and concluded by saying that the great question they
had TO decide is was the vessel upsea wony when she
left Cape Town and next. suppcsipg she wss did the
captain concta al that fact from the prison r.l
The jury rsttod, and In about returned with
verdict OF guilty The prisoners were then rsmapjed,
and will be brought up Monday 10 receive senteIce
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RICHMOND, Va. Feb. Is, 1886.
THE BLOODY dfidy.


A fearful and bloody encounter occurred yester'
day morning little after day light, on the opposite
side OF the river, between John Hampden Pleasants,
E.q late editor OF the Richmond tPhig, and Tho
mas Richie Jr Esq. Of the editors Of the Enquirer
and which resulted in Mr. Peasants receiving I'VE balls
from revolving pistol in various parts OF bis body
He now lays very critical position at the residence
Of his mother in this city and not expected to survive
by his surgeons The arrangement for the meeting wa
made by the mutual fiiends of both parties each party
TO be armed with weapons I'D album, excluding shot
guns rifles and muskets Mr. Richie sppeaIed hfst on
the ground armed with two dxellng and one SIX barrel
revolver and short Roman sword used by our aruiery
company. and OF which he is lieutenant ME- fieasants
appeared Immediately thereafter armed IN ke manner
with sword in place OF the sword fleasants I'M
mediately advanced Richie and hred MS Two Pts
tolls without effect Richie returning the hre IN the
most expeditions and with unsrrng and fearful
en- Ct lodging every ball except one IN bis nand gron
brs asst. and Peasants Immediately after
receiving his wounds, closed with the sword cane and
Richie in the act OF using his Roman sword ana
would have ultimately despatched him. when from ex-
cessve loss blood he fell and was received by his
hiends On the spot and convey ed to his carriage.
Mr. Richie escaped with slight wound IN his lip and
fo ehead, from the Of the cane. A you may sup
pose many in circulation as to the manner
the parties behaved while on the ground but you may
be assured that greater degree Of bravery and self pos
session was never displayed Saoud Peasants die, the
wings in Virginia will lose their greses md St Ia
Tented champion who has stood up Tor his party
although unsuccessful yet not dsmayed, but just pre-.
ting TO open the campaign with new political paper
when his career was stopped ny the Nap leon OF
the press. LA TAAASTuLA.
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SAC HARBoR, Feb. l9, 1876.

Progress of the Village Sieighing-So iySes, &c.
This village, which was visited by fire in Novem-
Der last which proved destructive in its effects,
burning something nike one hundred buildings, Is
now rising, phGalx-llke, with renovated and in
creased beauty. great many buildings have been
built many now building whilst others wait
ing uu the breezs Of spring shall take the place
OF the rude winds Of Sinef bf fore they commence the
splendid storehouses which they contemplate building
Never have witnessed more lie and animation tina
has Pervsded oil classes Of village for few
past. The unususI quantity Of snow which we ha, .
had has made grand times for slsghing and we'll have
we employ ed H. As sit writing you these few lines
the merry jingle Of the bells continually ring 10 my
ears a. the parties pass my window enjoying this truly
Never have We had 80 many spl ndid. magnificent
parties ~ have come OF this season The last
came or at MIR DID, No sag street, last evening
u the upps,s Of Bridge and East Hampton. have not
seen q any OF the numerous parties which have ~
tended greater array Of beauty than assembled
lss evening. The MISS Nh ~ho has he etofore, by
ner bssuy excited so much praise and admiration ~ss
there also. Miss C. E, who. by her beauty, her
srtess simplicity. and pleasing mann rs. ALWAYS wins
accomplished Miss M---ds Aud never did they up.
pear 10 better advantage gsy as a spring morning,
blooming like Hehss 10 NJ ah-snd many others OF the
beautiful for which village s so motel besides the
choice selection from Bridge ani East Hampton from
the shore Of me Atlantic who have ever lived TO paIake
81 iis refreshing bresfes such are always beautiful
A. the time arrived half ST ten o'clock, they we're
engaged IL the merry uar-ths MAJ q of the dance,
Which they continued tll about eleven O'Clock from
che o they repaired 20 the dioing room Here was
room furnished q table covered-which would take
some one 10 describe After psItakilR Of tho luxuries
wnh which table aboundsd they again returned 10
!, ,Is s"a insy were highly
thsn conmspcsi the merry dance again. which they
continued until one o'clock. ben the party broke up
sst the many Who were here assembled, returned o
their respective homes. highly pleased with their even.
ing's entertainment
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Csvruias Isssruessons O. the Collectors OF
Csrtssa Praebpai Ports Of the Cuited
States.
TsN.srsv DssAKrsrsr.

wAsrtssros. February Is. ls46
In consequence OF representations made - the Depart
men OF the ,nconvenie and expense 10 which expor-
tets suhJ cfei the transportation De c
tons Of merchandise under the of the draw
back act I'd VI March, ls&5. 10 Ghhushua and santa
Fe by strict compliance with the ulsons prescr
ed 10 the instructions Of tse 10th Of April last requiring
each package To be enclosed an secure wooden Dox or
covering. Ac is deemed expedient to modify ssid re-
golstons TO the extent and iB following -
Ia lieu Of requiring bulky goods imported large bales
the places above mentioned TO be secured Ia the man.
nsr heretofore prescribed. oil such bales or pack.
eyes Of goods having the original impors, marks and
numbers isgibly inscribed thereon TO DO secured oy
strong cord passed around the middle OF the lie or
package. and over each ED Of the sane The two
ends OF the cord be b,ough together and passed
through paurkf block OF lead OF the size Of BALI
dollar, ana OF the thickness Of half inch the block
having hole through the sides large enough TO allow
the ends Of the cord to psss through the same Two
steel dies. TO be prepared with Of the Gus.
tom House the upper de and The Of tho poit on
the under The block then TO BE- placed between the
two dies, and the impression the lead d 10 be do
py The stroke OF hammer OF sufficient force 10 ten
the block so ~ TO close the hole and hrmy secure the
coId inserted therein and at The same time leave dis
unct suppression Of the dies both sides oi the lead.
to be undertood that this regulation Ia not TO sp
ply TO light and costly goods such as sces grapes silks
ana DINER articles usually imported Ia small cases boxes
or packagssi all goods Of this description must be
cured 10 the indicated In the Instructions oil the
10Th Of April last.
In addition to the foregoing regulations Is expeJisnt
70 ,e9uire each bale or package TO be duly weighed,
accompany sucn goods form OF which is given IN the
ioimet Instructions marked d. Thi. Il Is be-
heved VIII enable the Inspector stationed nd
eace van 6usen and Fulton by re.wsgh,ng the oass
or packages asreain whether the goods have been
altered or changed on the route In Of
pcons oeinx excited by the appearance and condon OF
the packages on their arrival az aid places
J. WALKER.
oft he Tee