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MISCELLANEOUS.
George St. seIcharhsora IL Go.
SUCCESSORS
TO WIN. M'DON &, IN

" W. m DONALD ~ CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION NEP.
CHANTS.
Number 81 & 50 Bowlys Wharf baltimore MARYLAND
GEORGE w RlcHARpsos
JAMES M'cosxY
TENDER their services 10 The Farme,s aud u
cnanls generally, for the sale &C all kinds Of Cir in
and other Produce. - ''
opwafus ni twenty years experience a clerks and CO.
partner Of the late firm of WM MCDONALD l. Co.
justify them IN assuring those who may favor them
WIN lneif coiissnments the highest going rates ana
prompt reHiItiances.
Their commissions on all kind. of Grain i IN. ran,
per hushel. 's y -
baltimore, May l9-c4m
FAUQUlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
I'hls Establishment, fayorah!y known for the Gu
iatipe qualities of its water and IN. elegance and
comfort OF It's accommodation, will be opened for The
reception oil visi;ers on the Isl OF June.
II Is situated fifty miles from Alexandria, thirty
miles from Fredericksburg, and twenty miles East of
lhe Blue Ridge, In one Of the most healthy aud delight
full climates in Virginia.
The direction and management will be the same as
heretofore, and The same attention paid the comfort
ana accommodation Of their guests.
Lovers of Music will find the Band UNSURPASSED
The season, commencing the Isl of June, will end
the LIST of October
Boa'd-S9 for one week; IS per week for two weeks;
$50 per month; $50 for the season; for more than
day, 81 50 per day; 80 cents for single meal; %
Tor lodging. Children under II years ot age, and SER
wants. half price. Horses so per day; per week
81 80; per month, IS.
Itweekly stages will run from Washington until the
lst of Jnly-afier that time d.ily
There will be daily line of stages from Fredericks-
burg after the lsi OF July previous 10 which conyeyan-
ces will be furnished on accommodating terms.
DAHL. WARD, Agent.
Nav 56-cwil5JeSc
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$4,000! 100000 SO of sl5OO
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No IS, TO be
drawn on Saturday, Jane 90, 1896 at Wilmington De-
laware. rs Nos l2 drawn
, -, on, NJ, CAPITALS: .,.oo
l 10000 +" 3Onn
| " !" 6,l17j 1000
| " /" 1000 so Prizes of SUI
&c. &C. &c.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 2 so.
4 certificate of Whoes costs Sis 90
A certificate OF Halves costs 50 10
A certificate of Quarters costs ~ 81
GRAND SCHEME FOR 9th.
$4,000 $4,000! 100000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass &c, 10 be drawn on
Saturday, June 81, 1896 Wilmington, Delaware. IS
Nos, Is drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
! Prize OF $4,000 Prize Of $1,000
! . $1,000 1917
10000 Prizes of 1900
5000 q 1880
certificate Of Whoes costs Sl20 90
certificate of Halves costs CD 90
A certificate of Quarters 81 90
20 Remember, in purchasing by The package we al
ways give in three tickets.
QJ- We have every day Lotteries from to S2n, and
when remittance Is made to us, large or small, we
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries on
hand. The drawings sent, when requested, TO all
who order from The cash for oil Capitals can be
had, usual, at sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets the postage need not be paid. The
ders addressed 10 will the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address
D. PAINE & CO.,
May 81 Managers, Richmond, Virginia.
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w. P.Turpin's Lottery Office

W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO. 10a MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vir-
IN GINA.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE, ls4G
j. q. OK q DRY & CO., MIMI GERS.
VI. P. TURIN, VENDER.
$4,000 DOLLARS, $40 900, $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, for 1885, 10 be drawn on
Saturday, June 20h, lsi6.
Mammoth Scheme.
/ grand Capital Of 5000 prize Of Sa,s53
| prize of 2O,Ooo 81 prizes Vi l,0Ol
10000 100 50a
5000 l3J !" $50
5000 &C. &c.
"a No. Lottery-i3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only Sl2 halves i, quarters 3; eghths So
Certificates of packages of % wholes $3.50; 20 halves
So 26 quarters 49, 20 eiehths 90
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 25 for 1886. 10 be drawn
Saturday, the 21th OF June, 1876.
Splendid Scheme.
prize OF $4,000 l przeof S2,5co
le,0nu $500
5000 so prizes Of 1910
$40 20 500
I" 1900 &c. &c
Is Number Lotlery-l2 Dawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so. Certificates OF
packages of Is whole Tickets $lau; - halves 65; 70
quarters 81 so.
Remiltances received free IF postage Drawings for
warded, when requested "a SION as received.
For smaller Schemes SEQ daily advertisements.
May 30 W. r. TURPIN.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, AT
PRINCE EDWARD CoukI-hol 81.
61st dav Of june next and end on the fourth Wed
,rsday Of Sep,ember The Of studies embraces
all those subjects usually taught In the BEST semnares
V BOARD. including all accommodations, $40; Tuition
sla; Music and use OF Piano, Si5
Fees payable in advance. ,,r pn.ncu
Nav l5-cw6W hobhni ~ pn''N1"'
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yjRGIYIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

THE Board Of Visitors vii meet n Lexington On
i Wednesday, the 2ih day Of June next to consider
the applications of candidates fu admission As Cadets
into the Institute Vacancies among the state Cadets
will, that time, exist from the following Senatorial
Districts viz Bedford, Fauquer, Nonnngalia, Neck
enburr Culpeper Charlotte CITY of Richmond, lIamp-
shire, Wasbin ston, King & Queen, Goochland, ohlc
kanawba.
There will exist about twenty vacancies among the
Paul odp
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~ cIlANcERY-y,Rci,i, AT cieu:t Superior
cour q Law and ChanceTy, c"nlinned by adiourn
nfEl, aud held Tor the OF amherst at'ils Court
I iIonse, on Monday, Tic s:h day Of April, le39:
/ May Brown, Plaintiff:
against
Maurice II. Garland administrator Of Archibald Ro-
/ bcftSpn, deceased, Defendant
The Court doth order that the defendant, ianricc H.
0irind, administrator Of Archibald Robertson, de
ceased do render before commissioner TInscy further
account Of his administration Of the estate Of his sad
mlr-,aie which account the SAID commissioner j. di
reeted IL examine, and sett'r and the said
also directed after publishing in the
l..nchurg Viieinaa, lie Richmond Enquirer, ati ilr
Richmond Wtis, warning all creditors 81 The estate Of
Arehaid kuh-s!.on. Geceased. c w;irvef degree, 10
appear before MIN 80: their demands. and alter
giving personal r anne effect Ia al the
creditors within Liz Commonwealth iekc. safe, ana
settle IN account 81 all Claims and crHitns idin-i i-
SAID estate iit ma he asserted and proved before asa,
classin. The several debts. according their Gi.E
in lite administration of assets; and nj The same TINE
IL taSe, siac, and settle of the trust pnp ry
contained III the two dreds abntt named, and OF lie
ncambrancrs thereon, and make report Of all the sald
matters 10 The Court with any matters specially stalled
deemed pertinent by HIMSELF required by the parties
10 he stalled.
And al Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
csfy continued BY adjournment anu held Tor me coun-
~ Of Amherst, At the Court House, on Friday, the LIST
day of April, 1872:
Lewis Wright, John VI. Williams, George Pettyjonr
Micajah Davis, Jr executor If Henry Brown, Jr.,
ceased William J. iiolcombe and Rober. :. Payne,
physicians and paners practising under tie style o.
llolcombe < Payne, and Nathan Glenn, Plaintiffs:
against
Samuel Garland, executor Of Maurice H. Cag!and, de-
ceased, and administrator DE bonis Of Arcnsat
Robertson, deceased Sarah F. Robertson, widow and
relic, II the said Archibald Robertson, deceased, and
James VI H. Robertson, Arthur J. Robertson, Archibald
Robertson. Wiani u. Robertson, john d. Robertson.
and Andrew y. Robertson infant children aid heirs of
Archibald torrisun deceased, By Robert Tnsry, sps
oiLiy assigned their guardian, Defendants
And Mary Brvwn, Plaintiff:
Satnnr Garland executor Of Maurice II. Garland, de-
ceased and administrator de bonis non Of Archibald
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THE TAPPAHaNNOCk FEMALE
anADEMY


WILLhe Continued under the direction Of Mrs. sa-
w rah J. Ellis.
Mrs H. deems herself fortunate in having secured for
the ensuing year the services If MISS Mcree VINO ha'
So conducted the for the last two years rs TO re-
ceiye the ~armest appreciation of all Interested
Instruction will he given in all the EEgih branches
French, Music, Embroidery, Wax Work, Drawing and
Painting, " III he Taught at extra charges
The scholastic year, commencing INST ol pctGhtr
next will he divided into two sessions 81 rye months
each II is desirable that scholars should ent-i Al tlt
commencement of the session, though lhey VIII he Re-
reivcd nj any time. 30 deduction made i"r absence
except IN sickness.
TERMS.
Board and other expenses, together Win tntioh w tn
a,;.b h,,ncb.s per ses SION $50 10
~ ",aa,. r,,;t,op i, Iat D.u't ner session, II IN
"' ia Al 81 do. do. II 30
H. IN IA do DO. ~ 90
Nnsic mo, eession Is 90
r.ansh ! 90
Embroidery, W.
Wax Work, ",
Drawing and Painting, Q w
Any suIosy of Miss McFec', approved ability deem
ed unnecessary. .
Reference il made those patronisine the school W
the full assurance that Hiss McF has received Tue hl:h
est Communications Of all who have children under hcf
instruction:
Dr. B,ockenhrough, DIR. Gordon, and Col BremhaT,
of Tappahannock; James II. 'cou. L. L. FettS, ana Y.
E. Jones' E>ls Of Essex; John Brnrk-hbr"igli. 10 .
Of Wesimn,rland; Capt Hull AMI toi. "irianni y
Richmond county, June i--o-m
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Including Clothing Pocket Money, Sc, the average
entire expense o Pay Cadet, for II months, is ao"rt
$3.50.
The State Cadet is admitted free OF any charge, cx-
cen, hi, clothing which The Institute furnishes nj cost
Applications be ADDRESSED past PAID TO The IN
dersigned and be accompanied by undouh'rd iesiimo-
ease and bodily inirmty Ages OF admission from 10 TO
IS. Terms OF service three years for Stale Cadets, ana
not less than two years Tor Pay Cadets.
The exercises Of graduation will take place the 4h
of July on which occasion the graduating class will be
represented as follows:
oniion nv Cade, R + Coston of Berkeley.
Grafton BY Cadet ". ". Nelson Of clarks.
yaied.ctory Addresses by Cadet T. j. Robertson OF
ri.v r. Rirhmond FRANCIS II. SMITH,
SUPERINTENDENT Virginia ;ii.ilary Institute.
M,r,b IA /, n Junr & NV t2ith iuIc.
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TEACHER OF MUSIC.

TEACHER OF MUSIC.
A LADY having had experience and success as a
"A teacher OF Vocal and Instrumental! Iu.ic, wishes
situation IS teacher Of the Piano and Spanish Guitar
In 4 Seminary al The South or West adasess y. ?.
n 81 Cnisn ss.ee. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. JuHs 5-eoln
LAW NOTICE.
CHRIsTGPHER c. SCOTT and ABSER A. sTITH
~ practice law In partnership, under th@ firm Of
ScoTr STtrH, in all the Courts ci Law and Equity in
South Arkansas.
RT Office al Camden, Washta county, Arkansas.
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[Fyom The Baltimore Sun, juno 49,
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Awful Gala mitV Mt Quebec.

BRrntay 0fMc Theatre Roval-Immensc desl,ne-
lion Of Ltje-Fiily Bodies reeorerca from the
ruins, &c.
We received by Magnetic Telegraph at ten
o'clock las, night, the following awful and heart
-cnding information from Quebec, that city hav-
ing been doomed 10 another immense loss OF Lille
by fire.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

haIOhahi, > il.t lo.N.
AIRS. SIlEFFEY having given W the Seminary,
In ahri -r formerly conducted 10 i:r above place,
desires IL receive fow ,oun. ladies mol eNorthn.
twelve INTO her family - toarcn! papi'S liz her Oh
rci 10 establish: Til, School on such plan n >iail
unite tr advantages at hrme WITH The advantages #
School: means If eiIrcug hs. she drrinrs re-
c.lvne day pupils, and nii> .iri number Is above.
Recognising acrnunatiIt. 70 a Higher Power iur
all the CUTS intruscd 10 she you'd make tins prnci-
pie thr foundation OF her SYSTEM education, ana mus
rnLrlvor avoid the Of cusa;Irg one iititii
lar endowment al The expense oi another. While,
therefore il is her intention IT. her hest efforts for
the intellectual advancement al her pupils, she would
bestow less upon their principles and habits.
The Of study will embrace all those English
branches usually taught In The best schools IN the
State-ihr French Language and Music. Especial atrn-
ton Will hr paid TO English Composition. And as II I
OF rrra Importance tla the habit ol reading. n Wei
as taste r H. shoulu early Re acquired, course 81
historical reltin. w.li b. pnf-, and works .: a!>r
mrn, t;h partical and prose- vii he frequently nitro
dncrd hr family :,rci-. The srcona 80 Ion y
commence ,h- i,-i Hunaay May ahd end the -
day al september.
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yT;roinia 1s;.isary sf.stiaute.

Virginia Military Institute.
TN pursuance ofthe following order OF the Board
L Of Visitors, applications will be received IN
Ill the Oath day of June next, to fill The Chair Q!
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, in the Virginia Mill
tary institute:
'sResolrsd, That The Board will proceed, at
its next Annual Meeting, TO appoint Professor
of The PHYSICAL Sciences and That the SuPerin-
tendenl be directed 10 advertise The same IN saca
newspapers as he may deem expcdienL,
Signed, T. Z. JOHNS wv
President Of the Board Of VisiIers.
Persons DESTROYS of making application, may
Obtain all necessary information BY addressing
The Superintendent, BY letter posl paid.
FRANCIS II SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military lnshrwe-
March l4-3;a w3w &IawI2iJn.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

NMHrRsT TouRT House, ApTlI s, $50.
The parties Interested IL he ioregon. orders vii.
take notice. thar have appointed the 18th day Of July
Eeyt 10 commence tie accounts therein mentioned, on
wiir day, a; ~ O'Clock il .h- morning, .hy are e
queS,ed 10 attend al my cffcc, wiih their accounts.
vouchers, an copies II tnrt; paprs prepared ;nl eva
minaion and settlement; and At III time Ill crrG
tors IL IL. estate IL ifcliaaid Robertson deceased
hereby warned to present t.e. claims VITA lie neces-
saiy proof oi tie >a..c EO. II. BROWN,
May 2a--cwsw Commissioner.
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
New Lucky Lottery Office

CADDIS b. LUCk'S
New Lucky Lottery Office,
ID BASEMENT ROOMS, Under The Eagle Hotel, Corner
ID Of Main and l3ih Streets, Richmond, ia.
"Luck'so "Porune''-to realize which, beg leave
to cali the attention Of all persons far and near the
Grand Schemes for June-and AZ all prizes are in
hands of "Luck, for the Capitals address your orders
10 &. u. LUCK.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
S30,000 10000 80 Of 1900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No -, 10 he drawn
on saturda. June 20, 1916, al Wilmington, Delaware
Grand Capitals.
prize of ss ;S%S ip'z.s: of $3.50 $3.50
! " s Zoo 50 1900 s, Se
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so. A certificate of
wholes costs slis halves SO; quarters % 50.
GRAND scHEME FOR a71n
$4,000! $4,000 Sl0,00O
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Do, to be drawn on
Saturday, June %, 1896 at Wilmington, Delaware. IS
Grand Capitals
prize of $4,000 | prizso $500
10000 s 900
G,00U - g 500 SC.
Whole Tickets $40; haivrs 5; quarters so. A cer,i
fcai- Of w holes $780, halves 80; quarters 80.
Persons ordering by the package IN any OF the above
can deduct The price Of three tickets have every day
lotteries. from TO 10 dollars, and when remittance IS
made 10 me, large small, viii always invest IN The
most ponu,ar Lotteries hand. The drawings sent,
when requested. IL all VINO order from me- The cash
Tor all Capitals be had as usual at sight On al
enclosing cash prize tickets the postage need
not be paid The tickets IN the above Lotteries hre re-
ceved and all orders addressed TO LUCK meet the most
prompt and confidential attention. Persons from The
country visiting the city, should bear In mind that all
prizes are in the hands Of LUCK.
For Prizes, address C. b. LUCK,
June Vender for ID. Paine Co.
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s40,OOOl $4,000! $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass Do, to be drawn
Saturday, June p, 1876, al Wilmington, Delaware. IS
Sos II drawn
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For the Journal
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE WILMINGTON & RALEIGH
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

AT called meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Wilmington and Raleigh Roil Road Cam.
pany, held at Wilmington. on the Gath June,
1876,
On motion of Gov. Dudley,
DR.. S. A. Andrews was appointed Chair
man, ard Messrs. VIM. A. Wright, and Jas.
GriswoId, Secretaries:
On motion of Gov. Dudley, VIM. A. Wright
and tmes Griswold were appointed a Com
mittee to examine proxies, and 10 ascertain
the amount of stock represented.
TIE Committee appointed for that purpose,
reported that q majority of the stock was rep
resented.
Whereupon the Chairman declared the meet
ing TO be duly organized, and ready for the
transaction of the business.
The meeting was then addressed by the
President of the Company at some length, IN
a speech Astounding with Information and en-
Icouragelnent 10 the building of the Connec-
ting Link. He presented the following Me-
mortal, which had been transmitted to Con-
gress, signed by himself and Col. Jas. Gads
den: .. .s......
To the Honorable, the Senate, and Ho,sse IF Re-
personalities, in Congress assembled:
The Memorial Of the und designed, on behalf
Of the various interests concerned, respectful
ly represent,
That continuous railway from the eastern
extremity of the Union, by and through the
! Capitol at Washington, TO the valley Of the
MlsSIssppi; and In progress of time, TO the
very extremity Of our rapidly extending States
and Territories, is work called for by the pub.
lic-whether to facilitate intercourse or to-giye
expedition to the mail.
That the Union itself is preserved and per.
petuated by these facilities, which bring re-.
mote regions nearer each other, and make all
parts. however distant feel a dependence in
their social, as we'll as political and CONNER
clal relations.
This great work has long since been COM
menced, and is now steadily progressing by
the enterprise of private individuals OF The in.
dependent contributions Of States.
From Portland to Washington NAV be said
to be complete, and from Potomac Greek tc
Atlanta, in Georgia the mail aud traveller is
expedited with the speed of the Locomotive
with the exception of all interval in the States
OF North and South Carolina. This interrup.
ton to connection with the Rail Roads ir
these two States, is supplied by steamers from
Wilmington to Charleston; and without the
power of evading fogs common to the South
ern coast, or of connteracting the casualties
incident to ocean navigation, it is not extraor
binary that on this route delays and failure,
| in the mail should be frequent, occasionino
distrust. however unjustly, in the Post Office
department, and dissatisfaction In the CONNER.
cial community, with whom expedition and
certainty in the transmission of mail intelli.
gence has become so important While al
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~ @Alglg 51gEs Ia
49, PORT of wrLMINGrON. 10y
ARRIVED.


June 24-schr Zenobia, Midyett, Middleton, N
&, to Brown & DeRosset.
25-schr Sarah Ann, Gore, Shallotte, to G w
Davis. .-.. ...
schr Ann Maria, Pollock, Onslovv, to G w
Davis. ..... ..-.-..-.. .--.. .s ...
3O-brig Union, Mitchell, Savannah, to G w
Davis. ...
schr Laura, Chadwick, Shaotte, to w Davis.
July brig st Marks, Anderson, Charleston,
to Barry & Bryant.
CLEARED.
June 24-schr American Eagle, Marden, Phil
adelphia. by G w Davis. .-.....
schr Zenobis. Midyett, Middleton, N C, by
Brown & DeResset.
schr Sarah Ann Gore, ShalIotte, by G w Davis.
schr Ann Maria. Pollock, Onslow, by 6 w Davis.
schr Surpass, Pugh, Middleton, N T., by Brown
& DeRosset. e us -.-.
25-brig Orion, Randall, Newsuyport, by E
Dickinson. -a
schr Monsoon, Moslander, Phil. by Mu'ock.
schr Jonas smith, Collect, New York, by r w
Brown, - ss ..e ... Is.
schr Fayetteville, Green, Baltimore, by Brown
& DeRosset:
schr Middleton, Pugh, Middleton, N C, by VIM
Cooke. ..-,.-.-
schr. Example. Midyett. Middleton, N c, by w
Cooke. ~-
3o-schr Charles c Strattor, Vanre, Richmond.
by Brown & DeRosset. 'T -
schr Alaric, Purne N Yo:k. By z Lutterloh.
schr Malvina, Nickerson, Ponce, P r, by ] Mu-
lock.
July 2-schr Laura, Chadwick, TO, shallotte.
schr Z s Powell, Powell n Y, by g w Davis.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-JuIv ?.

NAVAL STORES-The market for Turpen-
tine continues il an unsettled state. Sales. have
been made during some part of the present week
at So 40 for Virgin, and 50 for Yellow Dip. But
for the last two days it has been selling at So l2!,
So 20, So 25 and So 50 for Virgin, and ST. rs ST.
so and 81 90 for Yellow. Sales were made this
morning at So 20 for new, and ST. rs 81 80 for
Yellow. The supply is light. and distillers are
the on operators, We hear of no transaction in
Spirits or Resin. Tar, none
LUMBER & TIMBER-Sales of a few RATS
of Timber and River Lumber have been made since
our last report, at quotations-dull
SHINGLES-Are looking up little. We
quote at So So SO.
FLOUR-Owing to light supply, Fayetteville
super has advanced to SIS 80 by Iots-S6 retail
LARD-!Sales of about 20 bbls. ". &. at TIC.
LIME-None arrived.
LIQUORS-Nothing doing-a small lot of N.
E. Rum as forced at 263c.
CORNING arrivals this week-from store. lots
are held at 624 roc, as to quantity and quality
A sale of 400 bushels Rail Road, very superior
from store, at zoe. ~ -
Business duil-hard to effect sales-our quota
tons shew about the mark at which goods are held
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SAN JUAN De ULuo&.--This fortress, the
strongest one in Tire whole RePubIac Of Mexi-
co, stands on gisFe Island, some 800 yard
from the city Of Vera Cruz, the harbor inter
vcnng. TIse castle is said to be very strong,
inst now, mounting 900 guns. principally AZ
and 80 Founders, with water battery of 50
gnns-some of these latter throwing 81 pound
Paxhan shells, and one 100 FOUNDER. We
learn that it is not the intention of our Gov
eminent to order its bolnbardment at present
1t will be necessary to employ number Of
mortars, which. We understand, have been or
dered by the Department.
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Clearing the Esheries.-We understand that
an entirely successful attempt was made few
days ago to clear the fishery of Col. Joshua
TAyloe Of large stump which had de6ed
every effort to remove it by the usual means.
A quantity of powder was placed in the Wa
ter under the stump and exploded by means
ola galVanic apparatus. The apparatus can be
placed at any distance from the object to be
acted upon, so that it is perfectly safe. This
is an application Of Mr.. Colts submarine
battery to the ats Of peace. Much inconve-
n'ence and loss has been experienced at our
fisheries heretofore onaccount Of large obstruc-
uons IN the river which have been deemed i'm
movable; by this simple apparatus thew can
De removed with comparative ease. We re-.
commend the trial of it to all those encaoed
10 tnls business. The whole apparatus was
constructed and managed by Mr.. John Prime.
Of this town. -'.ie'
Washington (N. CO. Republican.