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and the facts, is undoubtedly The right conciu-
sion, but we would entreat our friends TO Dc moos
rate in their ideas in this regard. Some advance :
we think must take place; indeed the price o.
Brazil and Havana Sugars have already risen ,
per ceni-equal 81 o. per 100 b. There sa ].
vance and we think thai limit is already reached
The producers Of a commodity have been re
quenily misled by the idea that they had the IN,
power debating prices to The purchaser ou,,
except in some unimporan' instances me e,o..s
have Invariably proved unsuccessful. Nocoulse
is more edeciual in checking consumption, D., and
thus reaching on ITSELF than rise in price: 1hele
are eradations in classes OF consumers increas-
ing or diminishing in capacity 10 consume as
their means OF purchasing are greater or less,
and an advance in price cannot but throw o gu
OF the scale that class whose means are The small
est and whose numbers are always greatest
The safes, maxim is TO meet The market rates
occasionally they are affected by esnse causes az ss
but they are in most cases an t. el h su sS,
demand"
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. OCTOBER i

RICHMOND MARKETS. OCTOBER l.
TOBACCO.-There is very little doing, and
no change 10 notice in the article for the pas
week. We quote Tugs at from 81 90 10 so;
common leaf So 90 TO 90; middling SO 25 lc
4 90; good and fine shipping. 81 90 10 6 90; extra
manufacturing Sc 90 10 8 90.
FLOUR-Saes al 81 IS, slock very light, and
none arrving-canal being out Of order.
CORN-Corn is a 81 10 c., sales.
OATS-None arriving.
WHEAT-9O TO ITO els, according TO quality
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cents; Shorts Is
cents; Brown Slufis 20 CENTS Ship Stutis 80 cts
VISIONS-BAcoN: Smilhfed and City
Cured Ct cts. for hog round; Western Side:
a 6. cts; Shoulders 4 Al cts. LARD ia 81 cents
Hearings, dull at 81 for No. .Shad St
SALT-St 60 65 from the wharf.
FLOUR Inspected in The City OF Richmond
during The quarter ending 3oh September, 1876
39,457 bbs. SupeIGne
1000 hall bbls. do
45i bbs. Fine
lis bbs. Middlinss
24S bbs. Condemned
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector.
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CLASSICAL. ACADEMY.

PRfscIYAL, DK. q. w. BLAETTERM8NN, J.. Y.
TlHIS Institution is designed 10 afford, Al mot"-
j charges, an opportunity 10 those VINO "Ish ~
sons or wards 10 obtain 4 thorough education, VT
will tit them for any active pursuit m hir aha
which, If so desired, may br engraffed WIN en- =
dispatch, at the University the knowledge frdn's"
any one Of the learned Professions. Ihr snfJr.''
braced IN the plan Of Thu, Institution hr'-ur nn'"
and Modern Languages. hnrirnt hni Moorih "is''
ths Elements Of Mathematics, al ihrnisiTy, am
phys,cal and aIornl Philosophy Arithmetic, broetfpi
with the use Of Maps mud The Globe English 6fnn'
Conposition and EiocnIion Penmanship and ~
Keeping. The Ancient Languages, such = iatn =
Greek, and Anglo-SaxOn, will he taught with cont
genealogical reference To the English, thorough t
ledge and skiliu usc of which being 70 lmpoflam
the citizens Of glorious Republic. The melir'
instruction is by lectures, examinations wfu,h ~
clses, and comments on the tert books ustd ~ ~ :
dents in their respective classes. ~
The Academy will open on Monday, tne ~ = -.
Der, al the Doctors residence, called Lim'''on III
ared in a very healthy section 81 ,he coHhHi'
miles East Of Charlottesville. ,.,
The Principal aud bis Assistants prcfn'r 9 ,,.
means in their power To subject The student- =
discipline, by which they may become "ti'
and useful men. . .+r
TERMS, per session OF five months --Inih"n
Class S2e Sophomore, $50; Junior, 81, Sn'ua' +
Board can be had in The family - th- rl',F !,
Proprietor, or in several respectable 'a"'''e
neighborhood. p,,r.,p9l.
For further informatien, apply % the r''"'
Boyd's Tavern, A.bemarle county, Va
Oct 9-rWf
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p R o G r A NJ M f.

PR 0 g r A NJ M +.
PART !.
I. Overture to Clemenza de Tito. Miss Hill.
Mozart.
, Song-Whiam Tell the Swiss Patriot. Mr..
Hill. Braham.
3. song-The May Queen. Miss Hill.
4. Song-The Grave of Bonaparle. Mr. Hill
S. song-rll hang my Harp on Willow Tree
6. Duc,t-Go where The Mists are Sleeping
Miss and Mr. Hill Daniel.
I. Song-Rory OMoore, accompanied by Miss
Hill. [Lover
l. Variations on The Italian Air, "Su Margine
dun rio" with Flute accompaniment. Mr..
and Miss Hill Laour.
3 Duel;-Shall those Beauties prize. Mr. and
Miss Hill Braham.
3. song-The Snow Storm, accompanied by
Miss Hill
4. Song-The Captive Greek Girl. Miss Hill.
s. Hymn of the Night from The Ode, "sympho-
ny of the Desert" accompanied by Miss
Hill. [David.
g. Variations Brillianle, for Piano Forte, 10 LA
Rosa" Miss Hill. fHunter
I. Finale-Song-Mama Mama. [Blewu
lIOblS w tPCH a. " lioIh SDliillICuIC A. udH-
past 7, precisely Single Tickets so cents; a
gentleman and two ladies s co. 10 be had al
The bar and door. Oct 2-lt
MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE &
lVl CO., Richmond Virginia
For this Evening-$22, 500, 1900 5, 500, $780,
$500, 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 500, 10 of 500, &c. 70
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets IS.
Also, The Dollar Loltery-S400 600, 1000, 343
10 Of 100, &c. 70 Nos, II drawn.
Drawn Nos of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 1886:
20 81 40 l6 10 l3 So 81 70 80 AZ 81 80.
Half Ticket Nos. 10 40 IS, 5000; Quarter
Ticket 10 80 81, S30O-bolh sold and paid by
PURCELL.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass 232:
So IS As 30 IL 80 % 81 Is IS 40 AZ.
Half Tickets Nos III 80 IS, $780, IL IS As.
$780, and quarter Ticket 81 40 50 S60-all sold
and paid by PURCELL.
Drawn Nos OF Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 1885,
SO "A 63 SO 81 So 81 81 40 SIS 10 %
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 233:
&c 25 Is 81 Y 81 "a 81 Of 50 80 I.
Whole Ticket Nos. 80 &c; and do "a 81 81
both sold and paid BY PURCELL.
Oct2
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WING "RUIN."

FROM me 4NcIO IWh sonH.
THE BUSINESS ASPECT OF OUR CT
TY The Fall trade has set in, in good earnest.
August began, and our city was lhronged with
the southern merchants. They are now all
gone, and have taken with them immense
amounts Of goods But the North and West are
beginning 10 pour their exhaustless stores into
our market. Never were The prospects OF The
Fall season heller Tor prosperous trade with the
North and West Than now. Everybody IS IN
good humor with his neighbor, and well ne may
be, for the times are most encouraging.
The Baltimore Correspondent Of the Union
writes:
"Our city continues TO wear brisk and cheer
ing aspect The hotels are filled with boarders,
our merchants are thronged with customers, and
general prosperity seems 10 pervade every
branch of business. The wharves are thronged
with shipping to an extent never before wit
messed, even By our nautical men, and old Fells
Point is rolling on in the tide OF prosperity al the
rate of ten knots an hour"
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A NOZZLE SPIRIT FLED!

We are panied 10 announce the death OF Col.
Jno. Guerranf, Senator from the Goochland dis
trici. He was a man Of rare merits and was be-
loved by his many friends and his devoted con-
stituency. His strength of mind, his frmness and
purity Of purpose, and his courteous bearing, al
traced 10 him the love and esteem Of all who
knew him. He was sterling and honored SUP
porter of the Republican creed and the Senate
and the State will long cherish The memory Of his
valued services and unfaering fidelity 10 his
duty Blu! we leave ii to an able and warm friend
OF COL Guerrant TO pay just tribute, in another
column, 10 the many virtues OF The deceased.
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MUSIC.

The long and buroing Summer has gone-lhe
xrs frost has been hailed with pleasure-and with
delicious weather, it always brings series Of
public amusements. They commence tonight
with Concert by Miss Hill, the infant Pianist.
Her remarkable execution and sweet voice are
highly spoken OF by the New York and Canada
papers. Her father, loo. is said TO be an excel
lent musician. The pieces for tonight are Sc
lected with much lasle. But The public must 60
and Judge for themselves.
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CARRIAGES.

Married, on the 22nd September. by The Pc q
pocgen, Capl. BOYLE II. BARNES, 10 Miss MARTA,
a. X. RoBERIsoN, daughter Of Capt Charles Il. r.
berlson, all Of the county oil Charlotte = -
D- Religious Herald and Christian Advoc,t. \.
please copy. "
Married, on The 10Th September. by Elder Jas ~
shall, Dir. RICHARD SMITH 10 Mrs. ANN BRogES
all Of this city.
Married. In Oxford, North Carolina, on Thar.s..
evening, Gath september, by Reverend J. Doll L,
JOHN L. GREGORY, OF Mechrnbufe county. H.
rnia, 10 Miss MARTHA JANE, daughter u vi,
McClrgo, Esq, Of Oxford.
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We have received copy OF an address deli.
vered before the Agricultural Clubs OF Mecklen-
burg county, Virginia, and Granville county, N.
Carolina, at their anniversary at The Bufaloe
Springs, July 4, 1916, by President Landon 9.
Garland, of Randolph and Macon College 1t is
worthy of the reputation Of the author. II as
signs TO agriculture its true position-as the most
ancen, and honorable, and by far the most i'm
porlant OF The pursuits Of man. We regret that
we cannot find room for an analysis Of this all
mirable production. The author treats the sub
ice, in practical manner-dwes upon The i'm
portance OF draining, of deep ploughing with the
subsoil plough, and OF increasing The fertility oil
the land to the utmost extent Of its capabiliy BY
a iudcious combination Of TWO processes-is',
proper rotation of crops; and ID, well-manased
system OF manuring In illustration OF HI.
views, he lays down clearly certain principles Of
chemistry, which science has developed Tor Inc
vast Improvement Of agriculture. Wecommend 'e
our farmers production, which is both Learned
and practical, and, in some passages truly clio
quent.
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Louisa. Sept. D, 1916

To The Editors Of the Enquirer:
Gentlemen: Will you be SO obising as TO say
in your paper that WM. BoULwARE, Esq. in
compliance with request made by public
meeting held at King & Queen Courthouse al its
last Court, will deliver an address commemora-
live Of The character and life Of the late and la
menled Professor Dew, al our Courthouse on
Tuesday the 18th OF October next.
COMMITTEE.
King e. Queen. Sept. 2Slh, 1876.
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VIRGINIA LAND Off

September 2W!l, l-f
IN conformity Ia an act, entitled IAN act T. fr'a
4 into one act the several acts r0nrenn. E,'htaii'
passed the 9Th day Of January, 1919, do h"rhN af'
known Ia all whom il may concern, that II arrtaf- z
certificate Of the Escheatnr of Prnhieon rnuntt ~
the oh day Of September. 1916, and this das i'efr
into The Land Office that by an Inquest, htih -
Sd day Of September, Is,6, tract Of land ~ ~ ''
of PendIrtnn, rrpmt-d 10 contain huynln aef'',
been rsrheated To Tins Commonwealth.
Oct 2-cw6w :. II. PARKER Reg. J. 'i"
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Grand Concert

THE citizens of Richmond are respectfully
i informed, that
MISS Fl l. L.,
THE CELEBRATED INFANT PIANIST,
TEN YEARS or AGE,
Assisted by her Father will givea CONCERT
OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL NJ.
SIC, at The Exchange Hotel, OH THIS friday
EVENING, October ID.
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AIRS. ALICE PRlCE:-You will plrste 'aS. ii NJ
M thai shall proceed TO take the tepo,l""a
ris saunder and others, at the "fce o. ~ nr rn
Robert Shaw, at Buckingham Court nous KIM. Of M
day Of November, 1886, between 'he M ,s-ntns,
o'clock in the morning and seven ~ d.s""erclne 10 y
be read as evidence in cause no" v.n,nerry fof y
. .annly Of S' Buckingham, in which M' SER &
self and others, are plaintiffs AMI a. r,sps !" Y e.,
self and Others defendant. m 4 day " ~
tinued al the same place, h nn,mnppRT l. hOI ~"
pieted
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE-Norcr.-
The members Of Divisions Nos. A. and IS are
requested 10 meet, with the Mcdowell Division,
No. &c, at the room OF The Marion Division, To
Night, at o'clock, for the purpose of moving in
procession to the Temperance Meeting al the
Armory. BY order OF the w. P.
A. N. BIGELOW, r. 5.
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PROF. BRANCa'S SCHOOL FOR fo.
LADIES. AT pr. EDWARD c0URT-ho1 =

LADIES, AT PR. EDWARD COZ =" a,
WILL commence lis next session On W. 1r.i1,-
w day IN November, and end on The lo"''"
day in April ,c,,,,,,, i.
The course of studies embraces all those suyt I,
ally taught in the hest Seminaries I" Tue ~ ,f6s
buildings are large and commnd"is. capable y
modating n hundred pupils. The Location
pleasant, and derives many additional
Ia vicinity TO other literary Institutions. " 80
IL retired for the purposes Of the School ana ,s
Ia be as healthy az any 10 the state. y ~ 81
mile and half from Hampden sydney ,one 'b N d
! a village sufficiently large and compact 70 '''
| cessary accommodation for hoard. - Tute
Board, including every accommodation, ~"
| ;nrIndinc The Latin, Greek and French LongH'.'
".e.., ,a. ca,,,.r nj Lectures on Chemistry w
,;..,.d in The institution. An extra fee Of = a.,
cnsrsed for those attending the Lectures iI.,9ee
| bile in advance. w
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We understand that number Of industrious
and sturdy Pennsylvania farmers have recently
visited Orange county, with view OF purchasing
land. They are pleased with that fine region OF
country, and speak of establishing "colony" Of
awards Of 100.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

Late last evening The physician of Mr.. d. M.
Hoyt said that he still continued in about the
same condition
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rNOTICE.-"Daniel Webster's" Chowder
will be served up for Snack, YaEE, THIS DAY
a, IL o'clock. ALIENS "ALHAMBRA.
Oct. 2
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= ADDRESS ON EDUcATIoN.-Proi
Ma1;uyrgY. OF The University Of Virginia will
address the people OF LOUISA al their October
Court. on the subjects of Popular Education and
Common Schools. 49,
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NOTICE

TO MEDICAL STUDENTs.-'Tne Text
i Books required by students attending The
Lectures OF the Medical College in this city, as
we'll as a large assorimen, Of Miscellaneous Medi-
cal works, can be supplied by the undersigned
al Philadelphia prices.
NASH d WoODHOUSE,
Oct. Booksellers, &C., l39 Main ST.
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Correspondence of the Charleston Eve. News. !

Correspondence OF the Charleston Eve. News. !
Let,er from an Officer IN the Army, dated
CAMP CERRALvo, Sept. g. 1916.
We arrived here about len days ago from Ca
margo, distance Of about 90 miles, and about
the same distance from Monterey. This is a
beautiful country, high Limestone Region, sur
rounded by mountains and with delightful noun.
tain stream. OF clear cold water; quite contrast
TO the low level country that We have heretofore
occupied. The Town is quite pretty place,
and there are great many old and solid build
inss, which appear 10 be OF great antiquity, built
of Limestone with thick walls and in BaTbaric
STYLE Such buildings as Stevens describes so
graphically in his works These are probably
The relics Of the Azlc settlers. We are now fair
| y in the interior Of Mexico, and every thing
bears The stamp OF scmi-haroarous people. -
Their habits are very primitive, and they are TO-
tally unacquainted with any Of The refnemenis OF
life Here there seems TO be less inlermxure Of
Indian blood; the population are whittier, and seem
| in this village 10 be somewhat more honest than
those we have passed. The Alcade and PadTa
are the most important persons in their towns
There are two Alcaldes here; they both keep
stores, and have few articles 10 sell. pur-
chased pair OF Mexican shoes here They arc
constructed on very primitive principles. Il was
with difficulty could get The shoemaker 10 make
them long enough for my foot; as they seem 10
think that The foot should be accommodated TO The
shoe and not The shoe to Inc foot.
Our march here was quite novel as regards or
transportation OF Baggage and Provisions. We
were restricted 10 very small allowance Of bag
gage, and it as we'll as provisions were brought
on packed mules driven BY Mexcans. These
mules are taught by The Me1cans 10 go in droves
"A leader has bell around his neck and thirty
or more mules follow him wherever he goes
They are perfectly trained In The evening they
| form line, are unuaded, go 10 Craze. and in the
| morning ale reloaded II is astonishing how
we'll drilled they are, never leaving the leader and
having nothing bul head-stall on their heads
| They carry immense loads, about 300 lbs. each,
| and can go all day without water. II was quite
strange sight TO see The immense number OF
mules that We started with, all packed and driven
| by their swarlhy half-naked Mexicans, filing
along the road. The continual sound Of Mula
| from the drivers, and their various Mexican ex.
peiives filled the air around.
This is really beautiful region. The noun.
tains and all around u.s. and the lovely and clear
moonlight nights make almost an enchanted
scene. The temperature al night is delightful
and blanke, qnile comfortable, with our tents
closed. The inhabitants are friendly and sell us
eggs, chickens and milk in great abundance -
In fact they would sell any Thing they have toI
money.
do not know how long we will remain here
The army is coming up gradually, and Gen
Taylor is expected in few days. expect be-
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From the .Nep Oelsans Della.
LATER.

LA TEX.
Tire Spies caught and hung al CamaTgo-C0t
CLARK. he comn,Qndant al Maianioros, shot al
Citizens ORDERED 10 be armed.
We have teen favored by friend with The fol-
lowing extract of lelter written al Point Isabel,
on the evening of The 10th September:
wrote you yesterday by the Mckim, giving
you an account Of business transactions here
which are dull. have now an opportunity OF
furnishing you with the news received Just now
from Matamoras, which amounts 10 this. From
letter received by Capt. Perkins, al this place, II
states that Two spies were arrested in The camp al
Camargo and examined; their guilt was so evil
dent that they were Immediately hung IL also
states that a party of Americans on their way
from Camarso to Maiamoras, were attacked by
some Mexicans-one American and six Mexi-
cans killed The news from Matamoras is, that
Col Clark was sho, al while sitting in his room,
aud that il was ordered that all Mexcans were
TO be deprived of their arms, and none should
either 90 out ol the city or come into II, without
the written order Of the commander OF The post
In taking arms from The Mexicans, they made
new discoveries of secreted arms Of all descrip-
TONS as we'll as ammunition. Every American
in the city is compelled 10 arm and hold himself in
readiness-as il is supposed The Mexicans wond
perhaps lake advantage Of The apparent indlfier-
ence of the Americans, and regain Matamoras-
bat il they make the attempt they will find their
reception very warm, but not very pleasant.
The next news from the army is looked Tor by
the officers here with great deal OF interest, as
the accounts already received leave but little
doubt that ere This there has been some fighting.
Yours, &c.
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High waer this day, at l2s o'clock, r. NJ.
ARRIVED,
schr. Eugene, Goodwin Philadelphia.
Schr. Spray, Hollingshead, Norfolk.
Schr. Richard Thompson, Corson, New York.
Al CITY POINT, French barque Sultan,
Buisson, from Norfolk.
SAILED.
Schr. John Smith, Teal, Philadelphia.
PORT WALTHALL, Sept %.
Arrived, brig TELEGRAPH, from New York;
Sept. 28h-Saled, barques Pioneer and Jo'
sephine, for Rio. Sept. 3o-Arrived, brig johann
ma, from New York.
BOSTON, Sept. 3O.-Cleared, schr. W. W
Wyer Adams, for Norfolk and Richmond.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3O-Ard., schr. Susan
Higbee, Higbee, II, m Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-Arived, schr
Catherine Amanda, Bradbury, from Richmond
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CCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
- Parents, Teachers and Children can be sup
piled with all the various School Books in use
together with the usual Stationery, al very rea.
sonable prces-by calling on
NASH & WOODHOUSE
Oct 3 Booksellers, l39 Main ST.
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NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ commencing Housekeeping are informed
tnat they can find a large assortment Of House
keeping goods at
CLARKSON & GARDENERS,
No Ill Broad ST. Shocsoc Hill, sign OF the
Hand Saw Oct2
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DRlrTANIa TEA AND CUFFEE POTS,
ID now receiving aud for sale BY
CLARKSON g. GARDNER,
No. Ill Broad 81. Shockoe Hill, sign OF the
Hand-Saw Oct.2
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF RICHMON
High waller this day, at l2s o'clock, T. M.
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HAND AND PANNEL SAWS-Just re.
II ceived fresh supply OF Spears Hand and
PANEL Saws, which We offer Tor sale al reduced
prices. GARRISON & GARDNER,
No. III. Brood Street, Shockoe Hill, Sign OF
The Hand Saw. Oct.
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WouNDEp AND DISCHARGED SoLDlERs.-lhe
Mckim brought over 10 New Orleans $50 sick
discharged volunteers, and three soldiers severely
wounded in The actions OF The 9Th and 9Th May.
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ONE HUNDRED DEMIJoHNs, ASSORTED
~ sizes, received and for sale by
Oct > w NJ & E. c. HARRISON.

GOOD COPYING INK. w. RAN
VI DOLPH & CO. have for sale lot OF ge-
nuine German Copying Ink, said 10 be The best
made in the world. This Ink is in almost uni
versal use in New York, and other cities where il
is known. Oct.
CUPERIoR WINES, &c.-Jus, 10 hand
- 10 cases Maltese Cross Champagne, in pints
and quarts, a very superior article.
10 baskets De Bumont Champagne, in pinls
and quarts.
case Walnut Catsup.
Received and for sale By
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-23
THE DAILY UNION
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
THE subscribers respectfully inform


IL their customers and the public that they are
now prepared TO repair, in the most perfect man
ner, all kinds of fine watches, pocket and ship
chronometers, clocks, &c.
Their set Of instruments has been perfected at
great expense, and enables them TO make any part
Of the finest watches which may be broken or i'm
perfect.
Jeweled time-pieces for public institutions or OBJ
servatores, TO run from 10 six months, made 10
order at the shortest notice.
They have satisfactory testimonials Of the sccu-
rate performance of the CLOCK recently made by
them for the UNITED STATES SENATE
CHAMBER, which they will be happy to show
to persons interested.
Attention is particularly invited to their stock Of
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'SF FINE WATCH
ES, of every description, which they will sell at
moderate prices, with guarantee
T. F. COOPER, Of London, has made them his
agents for the sale of his celebrated WATCHES,
Of which constant supply will be kept. Through
them purchasers will be guaranteed against spun
GUS article now sold in this country, purPorung TO
DO OF his manufacture. -
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
1856 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Feb 25-2aw3m