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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Clipper.
ANNAPOLIS. Anu 30 1915

1t has fallen TO the lot of our good citizens
again to lament the outbreak of violence upon
the part Of young man already made notori-
Gus from his repeated acts of violence, and who,
1t will be remembered committed desperate as
saults upon former Secretary of State and
the State Librarian. In the present instance,
he insulted two amable ladies, while passing
upon the street after night; upon which their
brother, "a youth, who was informed ofthe in
suit when they reached home, went out after
the young outlaw, who, as the brother ap-
preached, raised large stick, which he gene
ally carries, struck him a severe blow upon the
side OF the Jaw and neck, and ran off. The
brother, recovering, got possession of the stick,
(Which, by some means, had escaped the hands
OF the insulter, and pursued him; when, meet
ing him, man took the stick from the youth,
and allowed the parties to come together with
Their lists. The youth, weakened by the first
blow of the stick, of course was not equal TO the
strength and hardhood of the offender, and did
not accomplish his undertaking so well. Much
Indignation was manifested at the strange inter-
terence OF the third person alluded to. The
person insulting the ladies was, by order of the
Mayor, arrested the next morning, "Wednesday
last,) and committed to JAIL where he still re-
mains, and WILL at least for some time, if his
friends rightly consider his and their interest.
man named Brown, an overseer for Can't.
Taylor, for some unknown cause svery seriously
beat black man, while at the Severn Ferry,
a few days since: The negro belongs to the
Rev Joseph J. Nicholson, and tie matter will
1t is to be hoped, be investigated
a number of the elite colored gentlemen of
your city, enjoyed quite fashionable picnic
on the shores of the Severn, last week; and
wound up by grand entertainment, Cat Mat
thews' at night,
The weather is getting milder, and politics
increasing in warmth.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

STANLEY, from London, can be con-
nV suited daily, for Rheumatism, PARALYSIS Snina
Diseases, and all Nervous affections, at his Office.
corner OF Cove street and Burgundy alley. m216m
SKENCH PERFUMERY. MRS. NICK
4 ERSoN has just received an assortment of
Pefismery and Extracts, French Soaps, Ronge. Sc,
Jeo No. 50 HOWARD-SR
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01
TFNHE SECRET OF HEALTH

RATHING DRESSES. Persons about visit.
- ing Bathing places can obtain low priced ME.
RlNoES and other materials, for BATHING ORES.
ES very cheap at HAYWARD'S,
jyl6 No rs HowaId-st, Sd door from Fave,Ie.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE ROUTE BE
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND FREDERTCKS-
BURG, RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, LYNCU-
BURG, Va, RALEIGH, WELDON, N. c., AND
CHARLESTON, :. L,
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Packets to Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUARY AZ


shig Eds Hss ! from Liysrr,o Jan with md.e to
Of westerly gales. attended with uncommon Quantities y
hI and the ship times covered with ice. 18th
IA from g. s
20 miles OF Sandy Hook experienced gale from
Ss sn'h day. asss New with
Sss olma., s%%h Ro.s.io vi. Hav,n. 9Th instant,
liant for Nsw York 81 inst. of Key West IKE Hamburg
On Ia. S s. M:
n 1hom: water carried SAL a. long a. possible but
Ss; and sslsy deck load Ct in:
u.s. rs
Ia. north Hs,te!.: S,y nh - she late gale
e. q shS to
BIS 0si,,. peuFs,y days from Wilmington NC with
sss !. 4. NJ.
sGs s
S md ID i X:
1S' q; Tss i sa q: :s e:
York; ": slss IL tow BY pilot boat New York Is miles
schI Model i.l.aS with part Of the Of bark Prince.
E1Nsh..E. CLARK 'd'y' from Dar.n, with timber to
seSi 6 solOs:r. D. Davis, days from N.ws.m, NC. with
schr Bergen, Cole days from Petersburg with mdse.
sehr Marietta Burr. Knapp. days from Richmond with
.sehr Nov, Rice, days from Ed.nton. with corn to
Treadweil Son.
sshr Fr.nt day. from Georgetown DC. with md.s
TO Stusges e. Chairman.
Schr Phoebe Eliza, Osborne. Wilmington, NC, with naval
stores.
sehr Eagle. Frefelher, d from Alevnndria. mdss.
schr American, Johnson. Virginia. oysters.
Ser. EEiSss. Msfs: fsI.$:ss. % %S.s
Schr Cornelia Lawrence, Q diys from Phlladspha.
Schr Havana. Churchon, days from Baltimore mdse.
bchr Lewis Spicer Raymond. 4 days from Norfolk.
Schr McCready, Summers Newbern NC, naval storss
sehr John Iceland, Ryan, Alexandria DC.
Schr Baltimore, Satounete, Baltimore
achr Meyer, Fowler, Warrington NC, naval stores
Schr Avon, Lsrrey, Warrington, NC, naval stores.
Schr 81 Pierre, Bryant, Wilmington, NC naval stores
schr Rob Roy: Ayres, Norfolk, mdss
Schr Adrien, Wslpole Norfolk.
Schr Nj kempton Osborne, Norfolk.
Schr Two MsIys Candy, Philadelphia.
schr Liberty. Townsend, Philadelphia.
Schr Clio, Wilson, Richmond mdse.
Schr Sgnal Jones, Philadelphia.
Sloop Margaret Shutz, Simonson. Virginia. oysters.
Sailed.
Ship Angslique, Amsterdam, and others.
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Passengers Arrived.
LnERrooL-Ship Fides-R Christie. Capt Geo n gtur.
81 III stes


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sst-i Bsyii.s-f Tsyior@s Cromwell Z CO., Bowen
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sos: s,%';' w':; S:sss
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Sands. Fuller & cot pkTs @ stAcey-3s Tooker, Mead
col pkg Leopold COTS pkgs 67s insras copper shee
tin Phelps Dodge Gco-3 bbs oatmeal
60 fsthom chain II Marshall
RosARio-Bfig Ormus27 casks ~ ties molaaes Taylor
III do bbls TO order
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CoLLIsroS-sehr. Oscar, Adams, hence for Philadelphia
contact Sunday morning, of the Highlands with
the sch Iodine Smith, from Philadelphia coasigned Plat
Person. Of this city, carrying the manmast and foro
sail, stove bulwarks &c. The towsd the city by the
plo, boat Thos Smith The Oscar escaped with bat tr-
fling damage, and proceeded on her course.
PLor Boar Nrw YoRE, at down yesterday had
dsmased brig The WENT her assistance
the evening.
Bns ASTARrs. Atkins, from Philadelphia for Boston. with
us coal grounded, Friday three miles south Of
Shark river. Crew saved; vessel blsed
~ We learn from to the underwriters, that
there vessels BsrnesM beach, south of the
inlet.
" The brig ashore Roekawsy, proves to be the Har
t York. days from Tobssco with o., quintsls loswood
to A Pstrulo.
scHs srLEypp Bacon of this port the dsmas
BG To- 81 rhSsd night ~ ,s Gp
S hons 1n o Gs Ashore he
rigging. when ,hs mass went BY the board The
Bse Tnos TsOws.pos before reported ashore s..
ford Point ed New Haven Friday having been
sHr sora4 previously reported lost or her passage from
the amour. Of ssce $4,000 NOR. insured city on
snir MsDrosp Cook Of Charleston from Boston for Chi
With ship Straits Of sunds She repaired, and s,sd
sHir susAvrAH CrM,usc. Parsons. of Portsmouth, from
Mobile for Lspoo driven HI shore on DE ,%c,.,us Of
.1s a and u Ss
equally between two Offices The other half owned in
Baltimore and probably insured there Cargo supposed
be on British account: .
lost rock Aner bged while on the rock slid Off
and sunk ~ athoms that attempts the cargo
would been useless The ship and cargo were sold cr
guilders Capt Pierce and MT Cartwright would proba
bly, return home BY the overland and England The
all safe Of them came home the Rouble
which sailed from Batavia Nov for Boston, and the others
were to come home in some other vessel.
BARN FRANKLIN Gbps fro Trinidad of and for Boston,
ashore u esea sch during the gale
She high ny the beach, with her away but has
not bged Her Of 400 hhds cs and 10 bb,
ossses, consigned Burgess Sons Vessel and cargo
insured three Offices for s2 900 Later state that
lbs will be got on and the greater part OF the
Some OF the molasses supposed be She went
ashore Thursday about NJ, the NEPTUNE House
Crew saved.
SHIr CoSooRDiA, BosIoNA letter from Captan Dorr
ofp,cket ship Coucorda states that after leaving Liverpool
yau a. AMjudged himself with the Skerres-stood SW
by W. with light winds and Gains, wind inclinng s ending
with hard gales carried away topgaant brought
ne ship under cose reeed tspsas and In
10 homs Jan IS daylight and nodsrtlnr stood in for
Csefnryon Bay ard mid dsy lacked Bsfdssy Island W.
observation, iG5a@ Aisls tackled 81 midsight lacked
w, weather hwy. Jan 2s 2 light the shp striking
immediately after on the end CT Arkow Bank threw ali
absek 70 set her OF; smooth Threw over bag salt 70
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The above stones from inclusive and also those
marked Mtre s amounting in all to about 5s7 CUBIC yards
sive amounting about 7 cubic yards be delivered
rough hammered on all sides Those marked from TO in
cred hammered on ali sides one Of which will be fine faced
work.
admit Of beng worked full the patterns This
stone must be OF the best quality Of granite siente free
feet long TO average five feet -
All pattern dimension will be received they will
c size The be delivered the order
directed by the engineer Of the dock.
he pes per- cubic ys FOR the Rough
The Ires per cubis yaId fS. The Hsmnsrsd Pattern
Prse per superficial sos the Rough h.mmsrua
The Bubble Stone will be required Of the following
90 pe"n 90 ene y., y Gm ~
rem to pounds 70 sS's
niss or Sses split in r.e,snsusI toei.' With " sood beds
fopossn the Hubble Stone will the price per cubic
The sboy. stone !. to Ss ssysrd vessels alongside Of
penss or the the crews Of the vessels assisting in
the operation The delivery OF the necessarily be
III ~ 10 nc h ss
The eon,rs. must be subject suspension of failure
nctly hs the the tight to
increased diminished the prices shall remain first
acted for And IL further be UNDERWOOD that the expen
hundred thousand dollars Persons Offering pro-
posas requested to send samples Of their the Navy
Bonds and security will be required and TO secure the faith
full Of the contract 10 cent Of the amount de
r u s al Be and not paid until the
'A'' 'l'n'' fRo S b ss'' s:'
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FHlLApEpphIA. Feb. ~. leae.

EHfLADErFHFA, FOU IvSo
Business has been but little affected BY the foreign
nsws per Cambria Slight operations In cotton on sstur.
day, a shade lower rates than would have been 40
copied previous TO the rsespt Of the news Some $500
barrels and bags Of white Brazil sugar sold TO 20
the market prices known only to the parties directly
interested Some 400 bags Of g. Domingo coffee to ar
rive. was also contracted for Moiasses. New Orleans
sold at - OTIS.
Nothing done 10 grain. Rising 2o0o barrels Psnnsyl
vania meal taken at So, and about 100 bbs
rye -four 81 80 Holders OF standard brands Of -four
export held at - s7t, but without sc.ss or much
enquiry. No change In the provision market.
Stocks somewhat heavy. with disposition to 70.
cede from the advanced rates OF Friday
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Nv Last Kishfs Southern Mail.

Pn.ADrLygr.. Feb aa-Au brig AImir: Curling y days
perieneed heavy gale from ESE, and II
day he brig thrown her beam ends and remain.
81 deck load consisting e sboutae bbs moass. tsee Mis-
Osceol Pearss Askaps; Adele Steele New York. schrs
Forest, Chesssman dol John w Smith, Baker, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

STONE FOR DRY DOCK.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE New YoRK,l
l4th January, 1886.
CEALEo PROPOSALS. endorsed /" Proposals. for Stone
- for Dry Dock" will be received this office until Mon
day. the 18th day Of March for furnishing and
the Navy Yard New York. Granite Sente OF the fol
lowing dimensions and quantities nearly
Rough Stone. Mitre SiHs. Rough Hammered
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CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK.

N, Z
CoLLEcroR's OrTicE. February IS. ,ss. )
NOTlCE5Proposals will be received at this Office until
IN l2o'cock, A NJ Tuesday 10th March for fur.
n.hns the following .upp:. Of '5 the coa:rmpsion Of
under the superntenaence of the undersigned viz
Isis gallons Spring Spcrmsceti strained Oil
oil to be Of the bes, qusI,tyto be susged BY
United States the Of delivery 70 he de-
vred required bound CASTS exceeding % gal.
Ions each. The oil 10 be thoroughly BY the oome
ter, and by burning, before Payment made therefor
Bids from not in the business TO which this
advertisement refers, will not be entertained.
Person. proposuG mark he proposals
c. w LAWRENCE.
fl9 2awtM andThlcr Supdt of Lights, De-
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Domestic lmportatIons,

New ORLrArs-Bsrk Nacoochee-lo2 bbs clover seed go
bbls ogr Ayrss Tans-27s hhds Perry Mathsw.39 bbls
iagaham Col plough Moore-7ao bb pork $50 do lard
X Maitland K Co-l3 bbls beef to order.
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PURSUANCE Of an order Of the suogat: Of she Coun
~ OF New York-Notce is hereby given 70 All rcrsons
having claims against John Conway late OF the Cy o. New
York deceased 10 with the vouche
thereof to The Subserb~rs al the residence 4 Richard Con-
way No 6e Pitt street. City Of New York. ON or before
S S,%EhSI MsGG55sEEws Ay. }E,.easor,.
Dated New York the 10th day Of February. 1916.
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Ine OIL leasing out ths AInosms ,.,;..... e .
tns tern Of SIX years, to the highest bisSa naV Loi
.sss giving bond and security IN the m ~ On ,ne es
pssssd the Legislature. "" q $4,000, has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

1yEOK0fA LUMBER COMPANY MOTIFS Wanted a
~ three quarters per csat discount By D: krECk.
uin'e IVAN ~1sss
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PAPER HANGING.

HAFEh HANGlNG.
ss u; siI
81 have from the ~ 70. s S
sfs 81 s:,
''' INC same FRE SSI K ! PAPERS
The subseribsrs would particularly cal: attention g hsir
Fs: md
e. p1o% as S. BY
Country merchants and city dealers will find h THAR ad
Rra s1s7 . Ne &. csss Tss:
A, A1Gs q Drawers and shsvins for sale above
NEW CLOTH STORE.
KNoEPFEL y F0oTE.
THE Subscribers have established a CLOTH STORE a
ans Just ~ous ss ss end
ZION Of to their assortment consisting in part OF hs
FhESca GNks 1Np 5e C1ss ANR AMERICAN
summer Goods; SATIN ssr9es; Velvet. and large ss.omsnt
s S .
invited '''"' fs0E III:
The Notes Of this II ton ecyEhs 8 one RsT ss4s de-
e0 ssi1 r. A'i No q : Val Ssii. ..,...
TO TRUNK MAKERS.
TRUNK BOARDs-io,0c0 lbs Trunk eoards, Of superior
quality and numbers just fE e ss r shoYxs
fI2 lmr S and 81 Ns...u .trsss
TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES'
s;: r.;
& On sy % ss
s-as'slsnsn' Clothing and TanpEi T.. CONN ,,
All lst,sn through the Post Once will be iisadsd
BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
s; s.sss
q: ss. y Hs ::i ell:
:s: isss e. Il. ;:s ::
4" SS 8 ssi sS sS;;Bfi; nv nv i d. az,
WINDOW SHADES, TASSELS, CORD, &o
IN MONDAY NEXT. tFes sth,) the sssse"e's will
Oopf No. So Chatham street, New York,
One door from the corner 81 Cnsmos, T new en"e anu
%sSS ~ s saiApE !; !. fam.
either IN Esrsps A2sis. Price; v: vii vii, no, ns.,Ss
Ss S. e
ne good Of Tsssss' Cord &C. will be Isps
on Wholesale and retail purchasers respectfully invited
New York. Feb. 7th. lsss. rs im'n
$4,000, $500, $4,000, $1,000, 81, 600 q, GOO,
$4,000, $4,000, $500, $1,000,
10 LEND on BOND AND MORT AGE-Ths ,soye
s$ !: n!sy ssSs 'isSS5I' no 'i'' :s
.-s.n 90 ssSisF N hours and 0slGss
WRAPPING PAPER.
1000 REAMs Cap. Crown and Double Croyn rsg ssd
PERSSE BROOKS.
fi2 lmr 63 and 81 Nassau street
STRAW PAPER.
25M BEANS Crown and double Crown striw Paper
10 ins PERSsE BROOKS. q aaa " Nassau street.
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TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
BUILDERS.
EREE STONE furnished by the subscriber, equal Con.
neicut in quality and 20 per cent cheaper
III imsrc ABM. H. vREELAND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-18
by Hodge. AZ PuiIiam.
NEW MARKET LAND

DURSUA ANT to the provisions of deed of trust
u made by VIM Copton David n. PuIam Trustee for IN.
benefit Of Susan H. SHARPE aud Of
the County Court Of Hsro for
ed vii be sold to the highest bidder premises sATVR
DAY The 25th instant IL fair day
tsundAy eIcePted that well Of
NEW MARKET lying beng lower end Of the
county OF Henne containing 2l2 fol
lows: the north BY Mrs BY VIM
Jennings. the south BY Ballard BY
Miss Susan H. sharp said Of variety OF
houses oonsisting Of dwelling house
rooms ktehen house, bleksnh shop
barn. stables and house walled hydr
lie cemen-with well Of good and peaches
and apples said land tide T CLAW
bottom and abounds with
The whole and being a level low
easy to come atby the Of which the
best lanes low ground.
TERhS-soOO OF the purchase will be required
and the bSanee in three equal Of 10
with bond and sseuriy and deed property
the credit ayments
Selling trustee sha only convey vested in
me BY the aid deed DAVID NJ PULLIAM, Trustee.
sale conducted By HODGES q PULLiAM, Auets.
ia
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wu. l.. MONTAGUE's WEEKLY BULLETIN
OF NEW MUSIC.
Songs for the Piano Forte.

Songs for the Piano Forte.
M Lutte Il has but sonE-by . A Wade
lt1 The Death Of osceola-by J P knight
Ply from TIE city, OH ny with ms-by r Garbeu
The hearts unang truth, adapted beautiful air Of May
sedeTs
Niolets' OF. Come away, lsi Ne Eo-byECB
ADELAIDE; or Lonely wanders thy friend-by Beethoven
Come 10 the forest, beautiful dueu-by + BueheT
song Of the ehurch-bY T " Bissen
Cold blew the night wind The wsndecr-by sunivan
Early lost and early found-by J y Woodbury.
The smile Of my May-by T Bricber
Loves Pngrn-by 2 " Brown
MOurnay ispdsry, bear the Dead or Burial Of Mr..
Judson-by Heath
ALSO
The Matsn Galop
ouadriles from Donezetu's Opsra "Don Pasquale"
hinuet Quadries-by Julien
Capt Mays Quckatep
MAJ. RingFod's March and Cuietsep
Capt Walkers Quickuep
The Soldiers Dream Marclr--by n Brown
''5b Company" National Guards ouickstep-hy grafula
The od Engish Gentleman ouctsep-by Cuus
The Mountain Made ouictstep-by Burdiu
Vermont Grand Mafch-hy Andrews
Erin is my home" ouieksep-by p L. White
Fort htfln Quicksep-by Muller
Queen Ncioria's Band Match-byF ~ Brown
W Cah AZ The Sign Of the Golden I.YTe,
No Man
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STRATTON'S OFFlCE.

STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Let all the word say what they can.
Tor selling Prizes, srnATTos's the naai
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria 27-July IIth
u 20 CO - IS - 10 50 - 20
Whole Nos 20 81 90 $1,000 Bob nd "a "a by
Nos y 90 6s. prize Of sIOO, ! sTRATroN.
The second Capital of $4,000 sold!
Drawn Nos. ol LeesburR, No. 81, July 18Th:
DO 55 13 45 % 35 20 II So % IL as -.
Ticket Nos. IS 4e g. the second Capital Of IS OOO
sold and paid To two industrious cizens BY STRATToN
b. Call at STATIONS, II you want Capitals.
Drawn Nos Of n Jeney. 6S-JuyI6:
25 90 9 40 20 30 80 - IS ii I3 81
Dawn Nos. Of LeesburF 13-Juy II:
SIS 81 So &C 80 10 IS 81 G 81 So &c "a
DtAwnN Of monobgaiia. 2o-July ~
IS - 62 Is % 81 40 4 80
$4,000, 1000.
Frday-MonongAlA No ss-CapiIals 1000. 1000 s7s &c
&C Nos 10 drawn. Tickets /. halves Soc qrs CSC
$4,000, 1000.
satnrdsy-su.s-I EIira iI2 Capitals s4Oos 1000 600 &c
rs Nos- II drawn. Tickets 81: haive, soc. ar. s5e
100000! 10000!
Monday horning-AIranda No. %. Capitals oOO TO-
900 5000 5000 $500 1917 100 OF IS Nos. Drawn
Tickets $40 halves S: qrs
Buyers referred Of registered
drawing continues paid BY ne
" oiders for certificates abov,
Schemes and IN all Lotisres, vii Be prsnpt
drawing VIXEN requsssd-
Pissss address srdsn y. sTRATToN,
Richmond. Va
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold at auction, al the Stale Armory
w Richmond MONDAY, tb- ID day Of Angus, eomHsa
eng n ii oeIoek A. NJ large quantity
yeeable Arms and Aeeoairemsnts.
Although hss Arms unfit for thereafter
As ssr'eeabe yet there Of them light
and especially for d To vouns-r
preserving their serveabe from insspar.be
dls this odes chance, be had for
trine. q DINNOCK
ia 9-tds Can Aruorv
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Correspondence Of the .AlsI,sdria G.ns,i..

WAsniscros, July l6.
The friends Of tho bill which ps.s,d the Hou.s for the
duetion OF the Tariff alarmed the vote given by Mr.
benton yesterday In favor posponins tho further eon.
Grafton Of the bill until to-day The vote was looked upon
~ something like test vote, and II SUCH the fate OF
the bill Is scaod-lt will be rejected.
am not among those however who look upon this vote
rs test Mr. Benton may have been setusied only by
motives OF courtesy, IN agreeing po.iponement Of the
BILL which IL would have been very uneour.ou. 10 refuse
after NJ webster and Mr. Davis had both expressed an in
tention To speak upon IT,
Still, H evident that Mr. Benton is looked upon by the
iec-uadesnsn as very "unsarin" They already t.lk Of
making the ball palaabe to Pennsylvania by increasing the
duty on coal and iron II they thsk they can get The
will find themselves mistaken - '
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PHILAnELpnIA MApKrr 1...1r

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, JuLY is.
Flour-S3 elta3 s7I for fair, and 4a4 1874 for good
brands fresh ground small sales Of Western Al 80 Is
Com Meal and Rye Flour stationary the former held at
~ 90 and the latter 81 IS. Whesi-Good Penna red.
SOc Corn-SouiheIn yellow sells Soc white Sac and
2le for hhds snd bbls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-18
N. v. Market-JuIy I9.2I-o MI.

sales OF cotton, $50 bales Flour freely good Michigan Al
S9ssa9i; Gcnesee 80 souhern quiet al SgI2a2 corn n.
quite IN demand and large ses have w.t. for
Ied and SO or handsome yellow all Western Various
OF western Ted wheat have been bus
rye oSe Large shipments to Baltimore and
"e southern ports Oats 1Sa3Sle Pork $3.50 but
not brisk Yok butter ohio 7aoe Ch.ss.
sac Whshey in bbls brought zoe At that
Sales tupentne at S225 for the ton Of The mar
act The leather 'as composed very ordinary
showed no variation from EIehahss very Ie
business s-' ~ 'N
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lotteries.


II @. GREGORY d CO., MANAGES, No. |
~ . ioi Main Street. Richmond. Va.
5000, 1000.
Frd.y-MonorE.Ia. No. 20 c.p,.h.. stooo iose STA a.
90 Nos 10 dawn riehets I. halves soc, qr.. use
5000, 1000.
sstsrlsy-sa--~r. Extra ia C.pt.i. SAMOA iooo eae k
20 Nos ~ drawn Tickets o.: have. soc: ar. 70.
JULY, 1sf6.
SPLE ND1D LOTTERIES
$4,000!
100 Prizes of $1,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. gs 20, Is4s-o be dr.wn nj.
Saturday. the ieth Of July. 1870.
cAPrrAIs
Wi~" $4,000 pr~% aooo
10000 100 1000
:. 40 5000 he ke
Us NO LOTTERY-I2 DRAWN BALIDTs
Tickets SO Halves 5. Quarters 9 So
cet'ifaeisso f packages Of Is Whole Ticket. sIao 90
Do do q Han DO
Do do rs Quarter do 10 90
S35,29f!
100 Prizes OF $1,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY ~ Cor 1850 be ar.n ON
Saturday the e5th Of July Iss6
BRILLIANT SCHEME
prizs Of s9jset pIze Of - 500
10000 loo primes of Loco
5000 100 500
~ NO LOTTERY-I3 DRAWN BALI0rs
Tickets go. Halves s. Quarters q so
Certificates Of Paekigss Of 20 Who's Tickets siao
do. do. &c Half do 40
do. do 20 Quarter do 10
orders Tor ehets and Shares
an .eeosh' Of the Ds~iaz will be when eguesd
J. c. GREGORY 4 CO. M.nas.u
Richmond, Va