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J.F. Word, Lottery Veyader.

). 4. Word, Lottery Ve1ader.
OOrricE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
ry & Co., on The same terms that they are sold at
The Managers Office.
CAPITALS FOR MARCH, 1916
10000 Dollars! 10000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class A, for lolG, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, Marc:
a. Is drawn numbers out Of rs. Mammoth
Scheme; $1,000 dollars, 20GG0, 10000, 5000,
Apt, of3 00G, so OF 900, so Of 500, so Of 100,
100 oil $50, &c. Tickets Is dollars; halves ! 50;
quarters ii; eishlhs o1i. A Certificate OF a
Package OF % Wholc Tickets costs 1870 dollars
Shares in proportion.
10000 Dollars!-6 Prizes oc 10000 EACH
Alexandria Lottery, Glass NJ IL, for 1916, TO
be drawn in Alexandria, D. G., on Saturday,
the 2lsl March Splendid Capitals: 6 Of $4,000,
Of $500, 2,340, % Of 600 SO d 400 200 Of 200,
&C. Tickets $40: halves 5; quarters , so. Cerf-
Gates Of packages OF - whole tickets Sl31-
Shares 10 proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 The undersign-
cd. always come safe. Please address
]. F. WORD Richmond.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ccr;ifi-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Tor smaller ,.ea, that are drawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
vii! receive the most prompt attention, and al
official account OF each drawing sen. Immediate
" after il is over 70 all who order from
j. F. WORD Richmond, Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage (as usuaD need not be paid.
March 9
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7 w NOTICE

CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER a. sTITH
~ practice law in partnership, under me ilrm OF
South Arkansas.
nr Office at Camden, Washita county, Arkansas
Feb. lU-cly
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BAsKENg!pGE. n. j., October 10, lsi5


MR.. SETH w. FOWLE, Boston Dear Sir
I'VE perceive by all the newspapers, that you are TIE
General Agent 70; thai very useful aud highly popular
Medicine, cs.ed WIslar'- Basan of Ni Cherry. Al
low inform YOU, SIR, that have u-rh that Mrdi-
zine IN MI family " nh decided success. LAST ran my
wife was qult. sck-bhd very had cough. ro.suNed
physician who visited ir: and prescribed some medl-
cinc which did no, remove her cough Al last he or
dufed Dr. WIS1AE'S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Immediately procured bottle OF your agent IN This
place, Mr.. Daniel W Bhty; she took H. ana II cured her
cough entirely. During lhr Winter ! had fever my
self, which left very weak ard rcble-l had severe
cough. winch troubled me sonctiineI had recourse 10
your Iasam again, and iound II highly henetc'al-i
was obliged, however, 10 take two bottles before wa,
entirely we'll Ill Who have had Colds severe Coughs,
.. diseased Lungs, would advise 10 Try Dr. Wi,lars
Basam Of Wild Cherry at once.
Signed, DAVID AZ EKs.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. ayers, and be-
eve his 10 br trr and entitled 10 the conf
dence Of the public. Signed by
REV. OSCAR HARRIS,
Pastor o. the First Presbyterian Church nj Breckenridge
The genuine for sac, wholesale aud retail, by
March 4 GAfNoR & WOOD, Richmond, Va.
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After which the
HANDKERCHIEF DANCE,
By Miss MARY ANN LEE and Mr.. SMITH.
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THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONSHIP
Fire Insurance COMPANY

ENSURES Buildings In general, Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, aud every description of Personal
Property, against loss or damage by FIRE.
J. SMITH ROGERS, President
R. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
]. Smith Rogers, Reuben winners,
James Mcbride, William scott
John Adams, Ferdinand Suydam,
John Hareerty, Pete !. Nevins,
Culian C. Verplanck, Richard Irwin,
John Johnston E. ID Hurlbut,
Joseph Kernochan, George P. Pollen,
John (: Palmer, William Colgate,
Pete, LorlIatd, Lowell Holbrook,
James MCCALL Caleb Barstow,
Henry Parrish Thomas P. Morris.
The Contrbuiionshp Fire Insurance Company ~ re-
presented In this City the subscriber who will Issue
the Policies at his ONCE 18th, between Cary and Main
Streets. d. c. RANDOLPH
Feb N-c2i6x wits
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Luke the Lahore

On FRIDAY EVENING, March 18th,
The Performance will commence with the
Drama If
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE

I
DRAWING OF LEEsBURG LOTTERY, Glass 10
IL is to 3 az 70 % 10 So "a % % 40 "a 30.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Glass SO
"a Is 49 Is 81 CO IL % IS 65 AZ So So SAL
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass SO:
66 81 9 IS 90 IS 25 81 IL 30 4s 81 - 40 70.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Class No. co
oil % IS 46 So 70 AZ Al 10 rs 70 6 ~.
Drawing OF a small Lottery comes 10 hand by l2I
O'Clock day. Capital 81 600 Tickets Sl-slares Ia
proportion. For sale unit: II O'Clock, at
HOYT'S OFFICE,
March 10 No. 3, Exchange
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NEGROES FOR HIRE-A first rate Car
IN penter three Men, three Women, and
boy LEWIS HILL,
March lO-cal Collector aud Agent
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To which will be added the Farce OF
The HypOChOndriac.

The whole 10 conclude with the celebrated
Ell BOLERO,
By MISS MARY ANN LEE, and Mr.. @. w.
SMITH.
n Prices of Admission-Boxes IS cts. PIT
50 cts; Colored Gallery IS cents.
March l3
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MIR. JAMESON will appear as LUKE THE
LABORER.
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Extract referred TO
"LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES,
"Cnssr ASTI I
"Dear Sir: Your Horse, shahren, is 6:
the best Arabian race and is The finest Horse in this
CITY His Majesty, the sultan. has not his equal ~ his
numerous stud He the subject of general admira-
lion ON the par, az the Turks wheneve. he Ia taken
out. deem myself exceedingly fortunate in having
obtained HIM, sc. &c. Very truly yours, &c.
March a-ci3l :, Nay .tDAENEY Z. CARR "
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF ILLUMINA-
~ TED CHEMICAL. DIORAMAS at Odd
'sows' Hall, on Thursday Evening, March 70:
Milan Cathedral
2. Cruci6xon
3 Holy Sepulchre.
1 Belshazzar's Feast.
K. WINTER begs leave 10 inform the CHI.
AeAs OF Richmond and its vicinity, that his exhi
noa will be open on thursday Evening. March
l2ih, and continue for short time only when he
aIsls that his endeavors 10 please may meet with
liberal share Of patronage.
- Admission 50 cents. Doors open a. 7, ex-
n ,, commencing at 8 o'clock precisely. For
y" particulars, see programmes. March loft
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THE subscribers have received from New
L York large supply OF this celebrated ma
nure, imported into that port by the barque Ca,o-
line Amelia, from the Western coast of Soulh
America, and isequal TO any ever brought TO this
country. It's in the original bags, of about $50
pounds EACH and will be sold by the bag, larger
Quantity, al $40 per ion, for ten tons or more.
A2i per ton for 5 10 10 tons, and $45 per Ion for
less than $ tons, (of 2,240 lbs) Apply to
F. & w. RODEWALD,
Buchanan's Wharf, Baltimore.
ofders for smaller quantities than tons, sup
Pheo ny Samuel Sands, al The office Of the Anne
mean Farmer, l22 Baltimore, near North Street,
Sne'e The analysis and report Of Professor Duca-
eican BIZ examined. March 13-d4t
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
M The superior regular packet Barque
5RBACHELOR, Capt Fl. Horton now load
ing, will sail with all possible despatch. For
freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
lions, apply on board TO
HASKINS 81 LIBBY,
JAS. FISHERS SONS,
March 10 Or, VIM. ROWLETT.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Thomas ia. TaliaferrO.

NEGROES.
VIII be soId THIS MORNING al 10 O'clock.
Two Negro men.
rHOS. H. TALIAFERRO.
Mafcn ID Auc,iuBeer
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EaOyt's Prize Office,
NO.3,EXCHANGEPLACE, RICHMoN
IN VIRGINIA.

IN VIRGINIA.
CAPITALS FOR MARCH, 1916.
$4,000 Dollars! 30 !-l00oO
Alexandria Lottery, Glass &, for 1916, 10 be
drawn il alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, March
18th Is drawn numbers on. oil -. Man.
moth Scheme: $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000
4,277, Il 5000, so Of 900, 80 OF 533 80 oil
400, 100 Of go &c. Tickets IL dollars: halves
so, quarters 3 rs, eishths ST.. A c,,;ilicae
Of package OF 26 Whole Tickets costs 1870
dollars-shares in proportion.
$4,000. e Prizes Of 10000 each.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No II, for 1916
10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Sanr.
day March 81. Splendid Capitals $1,000 dol
lars, 10000, 10000, 10000, 10000, 10000, $500,
234O, % of 1000, SO OF 400, 200 oil 800, &c.
Tickets 10, halves S, quarters , 50-Ccriiicates
OF packages of % whole tickets $50 dollars
shares in proportion.
Make remittances Immediately if al distance;
il in town, apply in person TO
D. M. HOYT, No. 3, Exchange.
II Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by J.
G. Gregory e. Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promriness; and the drawings OF Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all Who order of
March2 d. M. HOYT. Richmond.
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Es. Paine & Co.

MANAGERS Of LUTTEKIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE business Of the agency OF Messrs u. PAINE *
i co heretofore conducted under the nrn Of T.
RUSSELL BIGGER & co will hereafter be carried
on by the subscriber a. aren't for the Mana seis and al
orders addressed 10 them, or 10 myself w.. ~ prompt
ly attended 10. c. w. PURCELL,
Agent for d. PAINE 4 Co,
.Iaaarrrh ). h. t,.Iics.
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WILLIAM BURWELL SMITH,
COUNSELLOR & ATTORNEY ar La "
WILL attend the several Courts of Holloway, hmc-
w Lin, Iunerln.s and Dnwiddc.
Oiicr-Nn;i"way Court-hoIse. nSc. 5-can
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Mis-. MARY ANN LEE will then perform .
iavorite PAS SEUL.
A tavorie Dance by Miss Gertrude
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Il II e A T IL e .

The Manager has the pleasure of announcing
the re-tnqagement OF Miss MARY ANNE
LEE TO- ID zee nights. She will have the honor
Of appesria this evening in three Dances.
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The Springfield Republican calls at.
,eution 10 tho following rules, which
should be strictly observed in all popu'
lous places:
"Let it be understood by all, that ev.
cry gentleman and every lady Is expected
to pass on the right hand. Aaother mat.
ter connected with this should be observ.
cd by oil who walk with ladies'. 1t is 10
place the lady on the right, and in offer
,ng your arm, let It always he the right.
In this way, and ny observing the first all
important Tule, all who pass will 60 by
on the gen;leman's side, and thus avoid
all contact Of strangers with your com.
pnnon. Tho practice Of changing sides
with the lady at every corner, so as Ia
givo her the wall, is ridiculous and awk-
ward"
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s StantOn,s External Remedy.
CALLED
HUMPS LaNIM Il Mt.

rs nowrnniverssliy acknowledged 10 be the
lIVrALLIBLt. REMEDY Tor Rheumatism
SPINAL Affections, Contractions Of tho Muscles
sore Throat and Qulnsy, Issues, Old Ulcers
Pains in the Back and Chest. Ausue in the
Bi sasi and Face, Tooth Ache, Sprains. Bru-
ses, Salt Rhepn, Burns, Group, Frosted Feet,
aud all Nervous Diseases.
The TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which has
attended the application OF this most WON
DERFUL MEDICINE in curing the most Sc
we're cases Of tho different diseases above
named and the HIGH ENCOMIUMS that
have been bestowed upon il, wherever IT has
been introduced, gives me the right to call on
the AFFLICTED to resort NJ once TO the ON
LY remedy that can be relied on.
1.-THE iucuity unite in recommending the
celebrated Ex'ornsI Remedy, Hunts Lmiment;
Tho following letter from the highly cmi.
nent Ph, sicians who have been attached to
the Mount Pleasant State Prison for man.
wears, 10 the best evidence OF the value oil this
&C iebr sted Liniinent.
Sing Sing, Dec 26, 1916,
My Dear Sir:-I received your note Of yes
terJ az, asking my opinion in relation TO H"at's
Lin,ment. as prepared by Mr. George +. Stan.
ton. Knowing its composition; and having
frequently used il. l can recommend It TO you
MS a safe ErfernuL-Remedy. and, in my opin-
on, the best Liniment now in use.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
Ak. HOFFhAN.
Col Pierre Van Cortland, CrOton Manor.
/ fully concur in the above opinion,
w. n. BELCHER,
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GEoRGE D. PRENTrcE MIR. Prentice,
OF the Louisville Journal, left this city
yesterday on bis return home. He has
been for several months at Biloxi, under.
going tho bydropalhic roatment for a pa.
ralysis which has nessiy destroyed the
use Of his hands and which threatened to
extend to the arms and body.
With this singular affection he has been
plogued for several years, and we are
sorry to learn that he did not derive as
much relief from the remedies he has late.
ly adopted as no had expected. He has
not abandoned the hopo Of recovery, but
designs adhering TO hydropalhic prescrip.
lions otter he gets to Kentucky.- New
Orleans Plcayune, Sept. 2.
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A You've FiNANCIER. - The New
buryport Herald says boy about ID
years OF age, who has been employed in
the Merchants Bank, was detected a lew
days since IN embezzling the funds o.
that Inslt,,ion 10 the amount Of upwards
of $500 sssbc money, ewcep, abooI
500, has been refunded This promis'
ing youth was driving fest mere os,ng
business. He boarded his fast rolting
horse al the Union 81. stable, was liber.
al patron OF the useful and ornamental
arts, and gould probably, # year OF two
older, have added mistress TO his es
tablishment.
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r,om the Neu York Sun,


Among the mass Of worthless articles and
humbugs that are poured forth at the present
day upon the country, il is really refreshing TO
Gnd something sImPie, speedy. and cflcelual in
IT'S operation, and al the same time free from
those injurious effects which generally attend
power rul remedies. Hunts Linimen,, prepar-
ed by Geo. +. Stanton, OF Sing Sing, though il
has been hut short time before tho public,
has already obtained tho confidence, not only
OF our most wealthy and Influential citizens,
but our most eminent physicians. All scknowl-
edge II to be sovereign balm Tor many Of the
ills that flesh is heir TO, soothingthe aching
limb. and by its genuine stimulating influence
b.nishiug disease from the system.
THIS L,n,ment is sold ut rs and so cents per
bottle, by all the principal Druggists and Mer-
chants throughout the country.
AGENrs-T. p. Moore, and VIM. Parker,
Warren; Jos. G. Luther, Swsnzey; Cushman 4
Wood. Fall River.-IIosdly, Phelps & Go. N.
York, aud Charles Dyer Ir. Providence. whole
sale agents.
Wh,lesale .dgenfs in .Nsw York.
HoApLEY, PnELPs r Co, l42 Water 81.
kUsHToN & Co. 40 Broadway.
A. b. Il ID. SANDS cor. Fulton r William.
ASPlNWALL, SO William street.
Orders ad4fossed TO me at Sing Sing, N. Y.
will .bc lus5{o
eE0RoS =. STANTON, Proprietor.
mug Is SIN
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ENCOURAGES YOUR Own. The Thoma

ENCOURAGE YOUR Own. The Thomas-
ton Recorder is to be discontinued, the
edhofSedra satisfied, after an experience
Of nine years, that he is no. in money
making. business. He complains ,hs,
Of two Insurance Offices, two banks, and
a custon.house, which are located in the
place, end which have since the estsblish-
ment OF his paper paid oW over two thou
sand dollars for printing, bu, one bank
has sent its custom 10 the local oflico OF
the town.
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Published every Saturday, by
CHARL ES RANDALL,
OEes No.2, Marker sh eet, (mp stairs.)

TERMs.-Two dollars per annum, payabls
In three months,or SO so at tho end ofthe year.
nPAdve.tiseinents inserted on the usua
terms Of One Dollar per square (or less), foi
three weeks, and twenty cents FOR every subse.
onent Insertion. All Advertisements will be con.
tiased ill forbidden. (unless otherwise ordered)
and charged accordingly.
sss The privilege Of fAnnual Advertisers is lin
iteo 10 their own immediate business; and all sd-
vertisements Cor the benefit OF othar persons, az
we'll ss all iegA adverlisamep,s and advertise.
ments Of auction sales sent 10 by them must be
pad al the ssual rates.
nPNo papess discontinued until oil srreara'
sss are paid except at the option Of the Publish.
rSwgie papers cents each, For sole
only at the flice.
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Correspondence cfthc Boston Daily
Times.
Suicide of a Member of Congress.
WAsuNcroN Thursdav Sent ION

WAsHINGToN, Thursday, Sept. lOh.
The Hon. Felix Grundy Mcconnell,
committed suicide this afternoon at hall
past 2 O'clock, in his room at the ST.
Charles Hotel, by ttabbIng himself with
a large case knife three times in the
neck aud Eve times in The stomach. lie
had been laborng under mania a polu Ior
u day or two.
He said Immediately, either Of the
wounds in the neck or stomach would
have killed him. Inquest verdict accord.
iugly. The Clerk Of the House Of Re.
present atives took churge Of the body.
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SEizuspoP AmERIcAN VESSELS BYrnc
CHILIAN &ovERNMEST.-- Capt. Terry oI
Fall R,ves, communicates to the Monitor
Of that place the following "reminiscences
connecisdw with The recent capture Of A.
me, icnn whaling and seoling vessels by
the Ch'lisp government. lie says:
A s,milRf caso Of SEIZURE by The same
governn,21 occurred IN the yesr 1899.
The ship Good Return, Terry, and Frank.
lin, DAVIS, OF New Bedford, were compel.
led to enter the port Of Talcahuans; the
Good Rstorn 10 distress, (haviog lost her
rudder y snd the Frnnklln for provisions
and supplies the Good Return having
on board about 5000 barrels Of oil, and
the Frastlin full, having about 5000 bar
rels. ~
ThescStwo shirs with their valuable
cargoes wese Heixed and j,smaGtled by the
authority Of said government, under the
p'etext ofsmuggilng excise goods whIcl,
were four, viz: tobacco, tea, spirits and
playing cards. The Good Returu's crew
consisted Of twenty EIGHT men. All they
had on board was stores for officers and
crew, which was thi,ty.eight pounds Of
tobacco, sixteen pounds OF tea, and five
gallons ofspirils Tor a homo passage ris-
ing three months, being small quantity
Tor The voyage. The Frankl,u's crew
consisted Of twenty five men, and had on
board fiftesn pounds OF tobacco, which
was found in the chests oi the sailors,
with the exception Of one and one hall
ounces the captain had, and tos or spirits,
and not more than provisions enough ioI
twenty-five days.
These two ships were detained about 6
months, csusing great damage in leakage
and also IN the depreciation in value OF
oil and boue. After the ARRIVAL OF tho
ships IN New Bedford the dsmnge sus-
tanned by the company was eslImatet
and they presented their claims 10 our
government in The summer Of 1888, and
ns yet have received no compensation. -
Had our government taken proper mea-
sures IN ,he cuse Of the Good Return and
Franklin, The probability is that the ship
Pantheon and the schooner Leander
would not now be detained under such
miserable Fretexts.
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Nor BAD. "A prisoner IN the Jail at
New Haven escaped q few days since
by foigniog sickness. A day before his
departuresa council oi physicians called
in his case, pronounced him nearly gonsi
which proved more literally correct than
the profession usually attain; for The next
morning, having induced a young man in
charge 10 leave his cell door unlocked a
few moments, he walked of and has not
been seen since,
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"ScAREcRows" The Dedbsm Pa
triot says the Farmers IN that vicinity
have got tired of putting up ragged look
ing images IN their corr felds, as they
have their doubts whether they irighten
the CRows-they have consequently y
dopied new plan by putting up the figure
OF modern dandy, with a black coat.
strapped pants, gloves, a yellow safety
ctaln about the neck, and spectucles on
the nose. Such specimens OF the genus
olien trgh,en the human species, and i:
would be strange indeed IL their eAigies
would moi Gfighlen the feathered tribe
The farmers Of Norfolk County have
thus manifested wisdom ia their choice Of
figures for Tightening birds = Essex
Banner.
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LIBEL SUIT. The editor of The Spring
field Rer ubl,can announces the reception
Of the frs, wri, for libel suit, which has
been presented 10 him during on expert.
encc Of 81 years. The searieved party
.is Mr.. Chandler II. Ellenwood Of Boston
and the dsmoges are laid q, $4,000. The
libel was contained in ptini'pk a letter
from Northampton, in which the name ol
the prosecutor did no, appear.
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SUp Treasury "a Bad Start. We
understand that several remitianccs in'
the new Treasury Notes Of the United
States, have been received by exchange
deolers in this city within the past
two days, from Their Correspondents IN
New Orleans, bought Immediately alter
their first appearance si that point, at
i,ro, and 10 some instances, three per cent.
discount
How the new Sub.Trrssury currency
will pass here, remains 10 be seen. ]: 10
hoped, however, the notes will be prompts
ly redeemed with gold. NJ the Sub.Trrs-
sury office, above Thirteenth street, SINCE
II Is ouders'oot large amouo, Of Ame,i-
can coin and bullion were last week irsns-
ferred from the late Dcposile Banks TO
the Mint, bv order, and at the specIsl in
stance, Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
Pbilad. u. S. Gaz., Saturday.
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GOVERNMENT WAGONS, &C. We

GOVERNMENT WAGONS, Sc We
learn by passengers from Montgomery,
thot a train of one hundred wagons, with
four hundred mules and the necessary
number Of drivers, are on the march 10
this city, and muy be expected here in o
day or two. These wagons and mules
are destined for General Taylor's camp,
uad their transportation will give employ
ment TO vessels now lying in our harbor.
-TMobile Hernld Sept. 4.
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FonoEMEs. -Oscar +. A, Woodwork
ESQ.,, Of Rome, N. Y, has been arrested
for fo'ge'y, having been long time in
the habit Of using the names OF his friends
and reis,wes as though the, belonged In
him. A young man in Bolilmore, res.
peclably connected has recently commit
ted several ioreeries on his bro'her-In.law
and fed 10 parts unknown. lie has LEFT
a young wife and child.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1837-1849, 1846-09-26

Jedediah Huntington, Esq, Of Nor
wich, has subscribed $l0,0 900 towards the
erection Of new Episcopal Church, in
that city, the corner stono whereof was
laid last week, Bishop Lee, Of Delaware
"a native OF Norwich) officiating in the
devotional exercises. The Address was
made by The Rev. F. w. Morgan.