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BATTALION
q u A X ID A COSTA


This magnificent and torn Tag, apart from ts sssoeia-
uons remarkable for iu appearance and tho materials OF
which IL formed. II il Of large field Of i-
lored silk green. white aud red In the centre 10 en-
brodered tho Mexican Of arms more beautifully than
we conceived modern Penops had power to do even
her delicate fingers skful Of tho work. The
Mexican eagle, with its ounue,ched wings fairly Law be.
fore us, each rustic Of tho Gag which rested
the prsmaue colo Of the atmosphere 10 play over the
brilliant hoss silk needlework brilliantly a. IL IL had
been the plumsgc Of the bird itself Some fair Mexican
damses bright eyes must have grown weary under their
long dark lsshes, In thus dccaey counerenR nature
Perhaps the work Of closered nuns IL IL 40 elabo
racsone holy ssterhood, who BY sscstc fe have Ions
sitenuaed fingers and thus made nimbls than ho,e
possessed by the words gaIo" Of their sex The men,
eers oil whole convent probably have said their mathis
and then by turns wrought upon that banner which they
fondy hoped was destined lead gorousy the arms Of
their country in every fight Alas for the fortunes of
That hag in the battle Of the Palo Alto was torn by our
cannon shot, and bears upon is folds the shaiered
shreds thus rudey made tho Resaca de Ia Palma n
waved over the bravest troops and In tho wind q.
long as It's regiment lasted before the terrible fro of our
arms When oil Lost, iu bearer tore IL from IN, ,t.
and fed to save from the stain Of capture Such how
ever, was not 10 be its fortune. The brave man wa. ma,
by one Of troops and hand to hand thew fought for
the pnzethe Mexican nerved by every feeling of IA.
trohsm the American by every sentmen Of soldiers am.
buon The brave standard bit tho dust and the
precious object OF his became an object of idle curo,
~ in the hands OF his enemy. May IL ever be respected
among our people, the only evidence existing of the
once bravo Battalion de Tanpico" These trophies are in
charge OF Col. Nj. NJ. Payne, and will be by him carried
TO Washington.-lN. o. Tropie.
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Tmsss RrNENBERED-The English bushe Of
wheat weighs ~ pounds bushels equal $50 pounds
being quarter Of a ton weight.
973 bushels American wheat Of 60 pounds the busis
equal the English quarter
The English sack Of -four weighs 250 pounds snd
sacks $50 pounds, equal TO 10 American barrels.
The bushel Of fine Liverpool Salt weighs sc pounds
the rack contains bushels, 224 pounds.
Ten sacks make ton weight, $40 pounds the bushs
0i Ground Alum Salt weighs GO pounds the sack con
tain' 80 bushels, equal to 224 poundstsn sacks make
ton.
To bring English sterling money TO dollars and cents,
double the pence, the snswer is cenU.
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NEW AND IUPORTANR WORK ON
aEX

BCOLLBCfIoNs or MTXtCo. ~ wsddy Thompson Hsq q,
~ late Envoy Extraordinary ald Minister Fenpo,snsry
United Hntct Nerco ndsomsy printed svo volume
Phcs $50.
viii be found 10 be NJ eineniY practical chsrac
ter In The Nature and q upon eny
present aeiuai position and eonuon o. which naurs
come subjects u greet importance Tho peculiar opportunities Of
observation enjoyed BY renders unqus add
valuable.
supples wtat yin ~ fouud eso-
gHpheal wots The couurya
retf 81 The people NJ lives 81 ne catsr
q ths psssn ses ~ ndisU ne hsrcas Esvofuonary
osnsa the n Ne Government
81 ne nation Tn anecdoiss q ssnfs Ansaona
couui o. he interview Win Gsnsr Jaetsonhs he
Wuen constitution win adrnni-utiou sHsiru The
expectations On ne military ehsaeters % he psop capacity
of hs country for vaf a revenues products q IL
tay resources the nafu q English probable sts
ntof California, &c ~ topics u interest upon
which ne auhor hsserpessed hs and nnpartial
~ IN the hPpesdiH viii be found Diplomatic
dsncs an original ser Of General Jaesson sped
hap,en Translated ~ VI Thompson the Chronee
Conguer Of hereo, ~ noruai Dias
AnolhsT supply Ius received and or sslsb By
Jas DRINKRR = noRRIs
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Prom the New York Courier Il Enquirer
Honour TO the Senate
A TRIRIrTF OP OaIJcATtON

Prom the New York Courier 4 Enquirer.
Honour TO the Senate!
TRIBUTE OF OBLIGATION.
BY FLAooUs
ALL honors to the band
That sustained our honest fame
When each bulwark Of the land
Fell prey 10 Factions flame -
Who took the noble stand 10 be lust:
Less valor serves 10 fight,
Than TO stand upon the night,
And in every bar's despite
Keep your trust
When the brother of our blood
Made the proffer Of his hand,
To heal the petty feud
That would sunder land from land
UngrAcious, could ye rudely turn apart -
How mRnlier TO contend
Who hrst the breach sboud mond,
And retaks the willing friend
To tho heart.
When our fathers OF yore,
In the holy case Of right
Not Till Insult trod the shore
Would they stOop to brutal fight f.pplause
Now, their sons by strife alone would earn
And with the friction OF new wars
Would revive our rusty stars
A II aught could hallow scars
But the cause.
know at Honor's claim
Would your ready hearts be true
And the braggart put ts shame
Who now boasts Of deeds 10 do:
And urge unworthy war with lash Of fear:
Leta foemSn print the sand,
And the fash Of leaping brand
Like lightning Ger the land
Would appear!
Then, brighter with the night
Would our steady stars outshine;
While the flag Of 'msteor' light
Dropped paely TO the brine
Proud vision yet vision worihier pride
When their naughty folds unite
As defenders Of the night,
In a world-encircling light,
Side by side
Our Country's precious fame
More surely will endure,
When you make your earnest aim
To maintain her honor pure
Her courage needs no testing, a. We trust.
The noblest man, or state,
More leans TO love than hate;
And nations, TO be great
Must be just.
Hail masters OF a field
Where truest VaOr shone:
Without sword and without shield
Have ye more than victory won
Forge met the wu-dragon, and have bound!
And your bood-unsuled name,
With greener Wreaths Of fame,
Than conquerors may claim,
Shall be crowned
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A Present for the Brave subaIterns.

The citizens Of New Orleans have proposed to raise
subscription in sums Of ten cents EACH any sum over
that, voluntarily given, for the purpose Of procuring suita
bic present for each Of the following non
officers Of whose bravery such honorable mention B made
by their commanding officers IN their official reports Of the
battle Of ResBca de Ia Palms. Corporal OSuan Sorgent.
MaI0T Mal0ney, Sargent McCabe. and Corporal Fael.
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@. BRINCKE
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

~ VI VIII HS LANDING the boasting OF EN-.
pries Of performed forged certificates
ofthen yet their like rresi
sea OF oblivion The OF the guiding search
ing set who anIiouy that shipe.
as the production Of proven that
false and base insnuaon and jeDed
OF honor from the eAhsi OF those who have e.
ees Of this balm ls shown
complaints Of the Liver and Lungs Consumption Coughs
In their greaie Asthma
Side Al that IL desirable \ remedy complaints IN
he Restorative reduced and
power and placed such perfect combination
and united force not
offered palliative only for disease a eompes e1ternpa
ton OF IT, and blooming the
testimony Of unmPeaehAkle witness osn eonvipes
hore who force OF evidence no
matter how powerful they maize trial
Of the Restorative, and be by
The safey Of life depends the medicine with.
out you had better hasten for quick and fatal
nation Of your dsease-bu by yourself
which cannot disappoint dende you.
The following certiheate from Dr.
New York Chsmr:
81 have analysed q medicine
Health Restorative and dndtha contain Mercury o,
other metallic preparation opium any
sonPossdof vegetable matter entirely
JAMS r. CmTos, NJ.
T.. BRINCRERHoPF, Proprietor, New York.
Principal once $50 Brosme Street. New York.
t- For sale BY the Agents,
ieH GAYNoR WOOD, Drussists.
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AETI SLAVERY LLrrUREE KLLED-An Anti avery
Lecturer named David Officer was killed on tho 9Th inst
viii lectufng In Shanosvile, Tusoaawas county Ohio
by David VI. Mains. The latter was drunk and had been
put out Of the meeting; he returned IN short lime with
bnckbat in his hand and threw It with such violence
gainst tho head Of Officer that his scul was completely
shattered. Officer survived but Ia short time.
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Melancholy Event,

We record with sincere regret and with feelings OF deep
sympathy for his afflicted family the sudden death Of Mr.
CHARLES w. THOMPSON Of this city, who drowned
Friday night last-having been seized with cramp while
bathing the river Mr.. T. leaves a widow and 1--WE chill
dren. lie estimAble man, and had but recently
commenced the mercantile business in this city.
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nom dismission. II notorious In the army and the re-
cords OF the war department. will Prove the fact that this
gNant regiment was Kept for in OF dsorgan.
izsuon, from the bad quality of its officers Who not
prepared to ssPeet similar consequence the rns reg
man
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.cHRISTjPS

~, me Hidden POwer.-Evsupenon Ia eonsc;ou,
s. ne possesses something and err, 90
has an important influence his phy,e.I eo,, "a,
es.n ana Eenerai health. scIen6c -
pioseu mis- modem be aren't ,n.d 80
discoveries have shown BE- no r. mDor,,n, 80
o evon OF discare It's deficient action h ooon an. ,ol,
OF many serious and tsibe complaints Thee an, rrner,
nevoos Character those appeanlns 70
o. me nervous system IT, for mi. ria,. ~
mat Chr.ies Gaivanie Rings and Marnetc P,,,a Ar,
me great rmrlcip 81 Invention CONNIE nd. 4, to m,
OF s invalid together with perfect Convenience ard
seV n application Numerous physicians recommend M,
ring and nuid In their practice. ~
particulars see Advertisement another mart OF ,b,,
paper explanatory pamphlets may had rats by ,pp,e 40
.ne agents Tor this city, Mes DUvAL PURCEi Du,x,..
--e., lNeu"'ona, va je2t
u, W SANDS sarsaparilIa.-Tooo often the inqui.
spht OF man directs maueu which ar, bevopd
anu suempts 10 Athom myseriou. deps Of Divn,
VIZ, 'oe snort pummct line fhuma reason How much
70 Apply this desire investsate the l,ir h.d Of
niue research there the ippo.ibuy or me-.
nrins the purposes Of Him stored AMI r,,s - %
priceless vauabes Not among the easi on hs.. y ~
hesd 'ne record OF the immense rood bIeh n. h.
effected With huiees 9th the fotm nd
ssapsna The dspeptie the feeble mineral
tne erofuh stricken the bo,ebed dxured sahes OF ,n
me rheumatic the bousa restored 70 heah
through its agency. ~
niheI particulars and evidence OF IL, superior
agents gratis. ~ ~ '- W 'Ao
Prepared and sold wholesale retail and for erpo,ton
~ %. SANDS, Druggists and Chems Granite Buidinr-
buaa~ay corner Of Chambers YORK; sold also
oy poNhb fuRCBLL, Agents, Main street Richnond Va
rnee, u per bottle or sr bottles for dollars
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,
I'm Richmond, Virginia.

THE ninth Winter Session of the Medical De.
u parmen Hampden Sydney College In Rich
mond MONDAY in October he continue I'M
al the last Of February following.
JOHN CULLEN D. Theory Practice Of Med
cine
A. L. WARNER, NJ. d, Prof Of Surgery.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE NJ. D., Prof Of Therapeutics and
Materia Medica.
r. l.. BOHANAN NJ d., Professor Obstetrics and Disea...
Of Women and Children.
T. MAUPIN, NJ. ID, Prof. Of Chemistry aud Pharmacy
JEPFRIES WYMAN, ~ D. Prof Of Anatomy and PhysiooFy
The CoLIKoE ButLDSo, TvAng beauty
ed aud offer, TO the SUDDEN, advantages prosecution
preparatory studies which hitherto prodef
to him The College nfmay been full operation
and has furnished opportunities
lesser and more important surgical operson Than Hospital
the w. States Independent Of the surgical
constantly find interesting
the SOUTH with the which
The City Aims House under he charge faculty
viii be the Medical Class for clinical The
es for studying anatomy surgery
the Catalogue for the which during
month, guy) will please send or and post paid
TO The Dean. AUG. L. WARNER, N. d.,
ju 7-etlstNov Dean Of the Faculty.
p Washington Union, National In,enlseneer, Richmond M
publican Rehmopd Times and Compiler copy
Of eiO, and send their accounts 10 the Dean.
0 The following will
and Send their accounts this office for collection Editors
quesed send copy Of their papes containing
Winchester Republican Va Ffee Press Chariestown Norfolk
Herald and Beacon; Petersburg Inegenesr Reporter;
Bynehburg Vrgnan Lexington akse hsr Oazete Chssown
Republican, hbngion Vgnan; Fredericksburg Herald Raleigh Re-
g,c Fayetteville Observer Charosion a. o. Courier savannah
Republican. hedgevle Recorder Knorve Register Nashville
Banner Memphis Wing Mobile Register Huntsville Advoeas New
Orleans Bee and Peayune; hatcher Courier bsppan Jackson
Southern Chr Advocate Waterman Of the sOuth and Rel
Eo Herad
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vice President Dallas.

The Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Evening
Post Loco writes as follows
every lue doubl s-is here. that IL Mr.. Niles should
against me iarih bill and thus produce vote, Mr..
Dallas Will give the casting in favor of bill"
There is very Little doubt OF -so then there is some
doubt. Andyet" Pok and Dallas" like "Oregon and Tex.
as" hunted in couples in ls44. Ought there to be any
doubt whether they eOncured in on the great
question involved in that election Or, Mr. Dallas
like Mr. buchanan, deceived by Folks letter to Kane
and did he TOO believe that his the Locofoeo
nekei was a "betler tanG man than Mr.. Csy
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BssN FaitrRT BuuALoTbe deposits and srehsnss Bsn
Of y. g. Seymour Co. Buhso Suspended "a insan
10 sOns,qasnes Of TIE pressure " ths HusG.
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THE TROPHIES OF THE WAR.

Among the most Interesting relics Obtained In the
battles OF the eth and 9th. the sandsrds Of tho dir
isrent companies and regimsns We spsnt half hour
In examining ssss pomps and circumstances Of war with
The greatest interest. We found eighteen In s seventeen
OF which are OF ti-eoorsd woolen or baise cloths,
ornamsntsd with the appropriate letter. and symbols They
were mounted on stats sharpensd with iron and were not
only ornamsn'. bu, dangerous offensive weapons But
the Nag OF the mos absorbing interest," that lsered
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Present 10 Henry ClayA very beautiful Vase, manu-
iaetured by Messrs Gale Hayden Of Fulton street, for
the Wing ladies OF Tennessee to be presented TO Horny
Clay, c 70 seen At the mandatory of boss sen
tlemen.
The following is description of,this vase which /,
beautiful and mered tribute the Patriot and Statesman
The body Of an oval egg form, resting on an arch
ed pedestal with four Gothic columns in imitation Of mot.
tied stone On the capital OF each pillar an American
Eagle; on the pnIh under the arch 4 square die block
bearing the follow inc inscrintiop
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Mkeeurn the late residence Of Ro D. Mushc dee on Friday
morning 10th BURFooT MADISON infant SON Of Jo,cb
and haulda L walthal, aged four month";
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

DAMN VI NIhGENIA,
July 7th, 1886 {
'INHE President and Directors of the Bank of
virginia have this day declared Dividend out Of the pro-
per SHARE will be paid and amer he in
slant. S--d3w SAMUEL MARX C,.h,.,
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA
VIE President and Director semi
IL annual dividend Of u subject to deduction OF
per cent bonus payable Bank where the ,oek
Is registered the 18th instant.
w. p srRoTHER, Cashier.
~ The undersigned has now, and generally keeps for
sale on account Of Bank Per Cent
Stock and STOCK Of this Bank
Ju lo-d2w w. p. sTROTHRR C,.li.,
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MARRIED.

LynehburE, on Thursday tho goth inst by the Rev
hh'hony Drorei. Rev. WILLIAM A. SMITH, d. D. TO Mr.,
ELIZA v. WILLIAMS, Of that town.
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NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE,"
FOR SALE


N pursuance Of n decree Of the United States
for the fourth District Of Wiz
Fn ponouncsd the 18th day 81 May 1885, Of the
"nd States Of America sEanst sth and oe undeEned
commission will proceed MONDAY, The 10u day Of Argus.
Northumberland Couu house. hsinE day pe
pubic auction valuable
Hous situated me Poomio the county Of Nohub
sahsyie county containing about
thousand cone ahis poion u which Fat ard
yirg the rvstho residue u high land The dive ling
BE- story flame bu dng hanfrome and healthy situation
n the lnf h vlh the
original growth udna much vauabs timber whoe lies
md well adappd culture co n
wheat and OATS The land has ben recently surveyed and ~
Into 1arste parcels, each eong fesrate
good for budinr good other requisites
Psons therefore not desinE purohae hs
opportunity buy o. smaller dmnuons Possession viii
b. Gel vered The ht day Of Jsnga 1897 prpsry being
rented out for The present yeaD but purchasers prv
g Of towing o. wheat In the nm Tho properly and
plat Of tho o,en' ana dv viii he shown ~ Nc stub,
o. The untsuEned who edes The premises de-
sifous of purchasing
TeFms Of sale Ono fourth Of The purchase money BE- paid
cash and The residue three inaa Of 49, ~ and 81
months from The day n salefe purchaser p-r,hssef gvne
bond with approved security for thc deferred yments
" the properly he rstanrd until Ne vho of turehass
mon y paid. ROBERr O NICHOLAS l..
jo iO-stds JOHN n nnrB, l'o""
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ar Sands, SarsannriIIn


TIE ItsIutnI ana DIrectOrs have declared
II Dividend ~ per cent ou, Of The nTc6,, on ,n H., AZ,
months payable amer inst .ub.et 10 aedpco ~
per bonus % he State n q M AIp s-.Sss. -
o. l6lB-d2,x ,A-TN~--N''
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PREsENTEb TO
HENRY CLAY,

the gallant champion Of the Wing cause BY the Whg La
dies OF Tennessee, testimony Of their respect for hi
character, Of their gratitude for his patriotism and public
services OF their admiration for his talents and his hRl
and noble bearing under all the trying circumstances Of h
eVentful life.
The historic muse will cherish defend, and perpstua
his reputation.
On the reverse eide
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On the top ct the stands the Goddess Of Liberty
with cap and shield, around the beneath the figures
the FDcis in an annuar form representing Union and Eer
nifty tho handles oak limbs over the top Of which is
thrown the American flag hanging from il in drapety on
the front Of the body. The figure Of Dogenes holding in
his hand medallion Likeness Of Henry Clay surrounded
by emblamatea devices Of Commerce, Agriculture, the
Arts and Sences backed by the pillar Of Wisdom. On
the reverse side the Mill Boy Of the Sashe with
and distant view Of the h-ths body near the top en-
ereed by wreath richly chased with Agricultural produe.
tons and implements Of husbsndry.
IL is thiryiwo Ind half inches high and will contain
nineteen quarts.-N Y Courier.
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225 DOLLARS
X ID w A II, d.

225 DOLLARS
X e w A II ID!
X AN OFF from the subscribers on the 10th
Il u instant four Negro Men,
WILLIAM DENNIS, about cd feet 10 ueh.. h,h.
black straight and built ve smart and NAV strmp, to-
get OF BY The way Of Fredericksburg and Washington win
give for him 500 either here in jail.
JAMES syeow feet inches hugh 2s yesn old For
hi; ID delivery I've S,I here we viii give $50
% yea" old good ookns-has lived here Petersburg
For his delivery here We viii give $50.
MARSHALL about years old black stout built Ia. been
living about For delivery Us we will rive Ss5 Manhsn
10 the property Of R. n. Dickinson.
Richmond, July H. 1886 ar
HOYT'S OFFlCE.-Lottery draws at the En-.
. change this svenns-capiaI $4,000 prizes Of ooo
ke IL drawn ballots Pine packages Tickets only dol.r,
prize. apply early HoYTs OFFICE,
nl3 No Rrehaps.
noNT ouieksiver; Corrosive subrnAi.. for
there is danger Of these killing you design
af ,ead eeeanse that injuries bedstesd and does
Quick DEATH"
and use according 10 dreeous and viii your object
without fail as well as without max.
third supply ready and for per TO
GAYNoR 4 WOOD,
la 10 No. 40 wea Main
MORRIs's FAMILY HAMS.
nh OF these splendid Hams, of last years
curing SO superior Hans, from I2 by
MI Henry Cor OF Henreo. Apply
jul3 JONES 4 WINSTON
UCK's PRIZE OFFICE.-Ba,sneat ROsms Eagle
- HSts3 lJh Street
For Tuesday. 26.OOO 5000, 1000, 5000. $500. Is.
&C. 90 of 1850, 20 OF 900, &c. 70 Nos l3 drawn Tick
cts IS.
ALso.-7,5OO 1850 1927, 90 of 1000 &c. IS
Nos. IL drawn. Wholes 1850, halves 81 as quarters
62s: Sales close in the above at 81 Tomorrow. Prize
Tickets for sale by LUCK.
Drawing Of Delaware l63:
- III rs CO II 40 Sc % A. &c 6.
Tickets Nos, 40 Al, another Capital sold and paid
" LUCK.
Pokomoke LAG:
81 Sc &c 6S 81 81 &c 60 90 60 a.
MANAGERS oFFICE-D PAINE & co For to-
uI morrow-s26. 900, sOOO 1000, 5000 90 of 1880 20
OF 1000, &c. 70 Noe. IL drawn. Tickets So
Also $500, 1850. 1927, 90 Of 1000 10 Of 200 &c.
IS Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets $3.50
Dawn Nos. Of Pokonoke Class 1876:
81 So &c So 81 81 26 60 % SO 70.
DrnWn Nos of Deaw,r. Clo..
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Leno such be the fate Of the people of this Union. no
Of their Government
PHIIO
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Range of Thermometer,
At j. w. Randolph & Co.'S BOokstore 1911 Main ,tr,,t
IULY 4. -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond.
Ma Water tlis Dag at S Ssssk, p. NJ
ARRIVED,
Schr Fideia, Turner, Phlad light
Schr Galena, Turner, N Y, light.
SAILED,
Schr Lucinda, Loya, Norfolk.
BELOW,
Juan J De Cartagenia.
ship Liberia, Bartlett in ballast, to Chs. Palmer.
PHILADELPHIA July Io-Anved sehI Aha Furm.n d. I'm
Richmond.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-10

\HE subscriber continues 10 manufac-
ture and keeps constantly on hand
the largest assortment of
Hats, Caps and all kinds Of Fur Goods
ever offered in a western market.
Also, good assortmen, of Stocks,
Crcrats, linen Collars and Bosoms,
Handkerchigs Giopes. Mnens and
Moccasins, Ladies' Trapeiing Bags,
Umbrellas. Parasois, &C.; Buffalo coats
and ouer wholesale and retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps. and fur goods on as good terms as
in The city of New York.
With his long practical experience in
the business and his determination 10 ex-
cell in the quality and manufacture of his
goods, he hopes 10 merit continuance
OF the very liberal patronage he has thus
far received.
The highest price paid for furs and
skins. ]. A. SMITH.
Chicago, April, 10, 1916 42.
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Peru, September IL, Is45.

UST received on consignment, wei
- selected and choice assortment, of
Grocerles-most desirable for grocers,
tavern d vic.ualling-house keepers-con-
slsllng in part of brandy, gin, rum. odd
Irish and Monongahela whiskey. port,
madeira, claret, champagne. and hook
wines, various kinds Of cordiaIs. cigars,
hne chewing tobacco, raisins, dried fish.
sperm candles. loaf sugar, assorted and
rock candies, dried apples and peaches,
&c. &c. &c..
A rare chance for bargains is offered
in the above 10, of goods. as the owner is
anxious TO close them off without DELAY.
ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru. Sept. II, ls45.
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Six Cents Reward

WYNN be paid for The return Of Dan
iel Briggs. an indented apprentice
TO the undersigned, to the blacksIn,hing
business. This is further 10 notifying
all persons against employing or harbor-
ing him. or they will be dealt with accor-
ding to law. JOSEPH HALL.
Ottawa, April 10, 1916.