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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-21

Farmers of Virginia.
WI have determined to offer every possible in
" ducemsni a. the huusu Of Virginia, upon tide water "a
bring their produce 10 Ibis market. We therefore tender our services
for the sale NJ produce n 40 kinds upon The same terms with the
Baltimore merchant our charges viii be- Tor wheat IL. per bushoi.
corn ard oats &C. per bushe, when sold Tor cash if odd upon
credit anf required 10 guarantee sales, he usual guarantee com.
mission WILDE charged
tn senior rarref t1s had seventeen year experience In bust
h"'s and hntru hus'lf BE- r1H rfert uirr uron no good terms as
any house nthis cry Doe ryrH HE personal attention 10 uhsbmnch
OF busintr. We are dctem ned TINT no Effort shall BE- wanting a.
tnaef enufc atfiacu0n TO thosf who my patronsc ne.
Ioouf CUSTOMERS w mt m charge Tor srl ne. To those with whom
we have ~ acqulintaurc, We refer them 10 Nessrs Haran. Broth, r.
go, WlrWiet A Barksiac. Capt BENZ Sheppard and John N.
Or cory, "a. CRErrEW q gRETTER,
9 doors brow the City Hotel
a. lN-f Formerly Ben Tavrrn1
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots, Shoes. Hats. Caps, &C.

'hE subscriber begs leave to call the atten-
lion OF Country Merchants, tn his stock of B-os, Stocs.
Hats Gaps, &e- wheh comprises a general asormsnt adapted to
fhl9lsSal OF VIII eh he assures them VIII he 'od ut 4 very small
advihe" GA tie cot. Asst Ibis determination to sci, buyers will
had II to their Interest to call and eIsmine h su,ek. before buying
elsewhere. JUDAH MYERS.
Wholesale AID Retail dealer In Boots, Sioes Hats, Caps &C,
Sc II No ~ we.t Main Street
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BALTIMORE LOCK lNFIRMARY,
No.1SE Pratt Street, near the bridge,
UNDER rnE sKiLFuL CHARGE OF
DIR. HARRI

Ill "A
nRESESTS In tho oHl c,od a. .-
'o a"Nc'eu the most certain
eh,oDic gss,iaa. -, ~ - le ~ eamhe m particular disease and
~ w . q I'M, cay, u the Union.
h,vi,. iNsiiTuTiON,
" "as" W .e many ycahs u ns establishment in baltimore, been
nuthr cnnNd'n. n Ahu etuaI phSsieians' Offers a claim
..r, Wneh NC olhef can aspire TO. The past
80. ,t men could adiaee the grateful testimony OF co.
CInE M - , n ~ ussunent from This once.
q, o. 10 NNahD OK NO CHARGE,
ea,ss .r.,dav rs.,n,.a - ~ nm ,o'm and The most aggravated
the best nan ofbi, lie IN the go IL - having devoted
m u.n.h.nt. -, ,e smuy OF oraneh OF Mediesiseienee,
ana ..u1. he Co. 49, = , w. ",h theoreueh KNOWLEDGE,
=, W ,AulW ad ana candid advice, with
e.s,ss
uc. than AM other We ~ ~. - Pne'
1ns 80 - P"y -ss u" MS eHy
by the approval OF a di.cernip. public Tss -r,n.dt. ~ ~s Ine s
trrmarlabe for their ,nrsdx "a =. "eu used ey MIN
.sr.,hIs IN 80 :. - 49, "a cru eneet) ae a. mild and
rrek,. ' ""'' required Gays and
Tbr tr.atmen IN, n
S S,0e,anss from =, OG.rne.sInnde' ls benign operation the digestive
are prpdae.d by ms araicins,
Dr. II. ablufes The pernieiou, eonpoupd. nj N.,.rv p,.,u
Turpentine. Harlem OIL and other di.Tu,Inr ui,,n,rs /. ~
resort of The iEnoranu buI throurh 50 ~ NJ Wv sou"I
rrmed.. drive, a diss,.r $3.50 az 49, GA
constitution: eleansing IN. blood rr,,orng ,,o So b.
strength to the system.
LET THE
Ihese important remedies ere The result OF cIo.e application and =.
tended experience; the genuine on.pnnr OF science Their AN,
tive influence has been felt and acknowledge by untold number,
from north, south, east and wesI-ftum the Iony mountain. top tor the
humble roofs Of the vaney-an is made vocal by the yoies Of echo
ing praise.
Dr. II. may well congratulate himself upon the benefit aeemins
from his researches, and rejoice that he Is thus perm ued to dispense
a healing balm to the afflicted, a position more enviabe than Tie
gnded throne Of earh's poudest mona,eh.
TAKE III IN TIME.
Let the unfortunate d-votees OF fa-e pleasure bear in mind when
amie'ioh oVerAkrs Them that no une sho, hbe lostin making appi-
eaion TOT competent physician, as they not oaly obtain relief IRON
pn,1 ~ s NO m nsII ana sISSe great constitutional injury but
e eoohJu'ty De "hrIe symptoms have become confirmed or tho
S ssa . "ia.y %nnsea, me ,aph advances OF this lruy'er-
nIying disease Is sun'eient 10 strike terror into the bodesi heart; It's
hornd results arc too ropulsiVe TO contemplate; when liberation and
di'oooiing o,otches' WIN HeAihg pains beuay to The uDhaP-
py Nehm' oeany poison pieying upon 10 viuls, then and not uh
~ q many AWAKE ma mh ms oil bei danger. Whle " turn
WIN shudaeHng rear from NE bold Sidesaad desolahngp path othis
'eoutse d. nm humanity, y DC ioigoien that There are
o'hef equahy alaihihg uough more sloW ana insidious diseasesihi
coihnuuy Mi'lteh me mp,uoehL h"W nue ube Vohy "
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u. h. EUSTACE Y son

ID ESPECTFUILl SOLICIT The merchants Of
h Virginia. trading IN or passing through Richmond, 10 eaniRe
their stock of Drugs Medicines, Pants and Dye sfuns. They are
prepared To oheT such inducements they think As will make tiheiT
INTEREST," to oonfne their dealings IN their way to this place.
Ginseng, B+e,waN and FaIssej, taken IN exchange ~ goods at
che highesl market pIIee. y
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KENT, KENDALL ~ ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,

II MAIN STREET,
HAVE in store, and are now receiving, their
III stock Of British, French aud American Dry Goods, for the
fan trade, eompu1ng an unusually large and extensive variety.
which viii be soh as low as they can he bought In any market in
uis country and 20 which they respectfully invite the attention o.
che trade. KENT, KENDALLG ATwATER
Hepf 4 I9ag
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PHILIP NJ. TABB q son,

once. on Main street. opposite Exchange Rank.
A TTEND TO THE COLLECTION OP CLAIMS Of every
N description; Renting oCL receiving the rents and selling real
property in town or the adjacent country; Hiring out Negroes col
-etng their hires, and dSposing Of them AT public or private sale,
A aus
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For Coach MakeyS.
GALLAGHER q OLDNER,

NO - WeN MHn rf'fi
HAVE IN store. and for sale on reasonable
IL teHua q rcDeraiaanrmcnt ~ au tnja Pore n and Domss
go Wines snd taquora ~ whoiea- and retail They have NJ ~
uues on hand I, 2. p 30. IS AMI 90 ruI demDsih4 auI ungs and
wu pot ~ 10 good o1st any quanuy that NAV BE- -anted.
Neepcu OF pubnc houses in The country and parsons wanting a
Fnoiauce ~ their owa % p. would d. wei IN rive Them q can 10
fore purrhssiur. ~ fhsy may rrt assured that any Liqnor they my
rHn VII rfagr to BE- a aenune aucir. 81 ~
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN

AvtNG been at great expense and trouble, l have at last sue
HI eeeded in procuring Paint that will keep WHITE, and shine
equal To the best polished white doors And can Offer it to my
frienisA at a muehIess charge than the old plan Of polished WORK.
Specimens can be seen Of the WORK, at my shop.
RO. MOTT, Painter,
.ta Ctohe Snuare
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ROBERT MUTT

Esousc sign Painter and Glazier
NeTi dar to the EInLsEge BGsk, RicimS4d, Prgizia,
a As received a further supply Of Paints. OL., Copel and Other
HI Vamishes, with Painters Brushes and blenders. An assoft-
msnt Of French and American Winio1 GIae, sizes from aIIO 10
10I26 inches, alt Of which be 10 DESTROYS TO scnoT work up on the
most reasonable terms.
N. IA large supply Of Soap Stone Paint, for sale low, a Su.
peior paintfo Tin or Shinged Roof. R.N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-21
10000 ACRES OF LANDS
FOR SALE,


In the States Of d Mississippi.
'ENHE undersigned now offers for sale, forty
u thousand acres OF Land 10000. in the cotton growing re-
Eion % the States Of Arklnsas, aHi Mississippi, in quau,Les
TO suit purehassrr Among the counties Of the former are Hemp
sisad, FEWER, Dallas CLARK. Washta, Union. and Lafayette. and
among the counties Of the latter STATE are Desoto, Marshall, Tuni
e. Pamela. Naiablsha, CboektaW, CauoL Holmes, Tala-
hatehie' hints' Wilmington. and Yazoo. Township Maps,
have bern procured Of a pan OF these lands. taken from the
original pats or U. =. surveys showing aceumtslyihe wat courses
&c. And the undersigned las also procured At a great expense,
competent penons Ia examine = portion ~ thee lands. by quarter
SECTIONS, who have furnished cOpious field notes giving a minute
account Of the growth Of TIMBER undergro~th and -hrubbsTy with
adagtam Of the springs, water courses, &C: A. also the quality,
siulton, local advantages, and value OF each quarter section sepa.
utcly.
TERm5-Fivs payments, one fifth cash in hand. and the res due
IN one two, three and four years, equal instalmenus, with interest
from date Of sale.
N. B-Persons owning plantations adjoining. or in he vicinity Of
these lands ran be ell d upon, who will show them to those wish
ing In purchase with view to a retirement.
Further Information can be had, by addressing Bowers 4 Co,
Memphis. Tenn, or WIN. u. BoWers, Ltie Rock, Afkan,a,, postage
paid or by applying TO Messrs Chosen a Townes, Petersburg. va.
@ 'SHADV OOOSOV-@
WIN. n. BOWERS,
GTyEHAL Lspp AoHNC,
LtrTLE RCoE, Arkansas. and Of
90 33-u hEsTHs, Tennessee.
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,

A NATIONAL GEUGhAPHl,
FOR SCHOOLS.
ILLUSTRATED BY $50 Epgraving- and ~ Msrs. with a clob
Il Map on a rev rim. BY c Goodrich. su'hos OF Peter Par
rms WORK is des,speds. a soHooI Boox. a. a book Of t,asAs-x-
and nothing in the wos s allowed to interfere with this dssxn. A
the same time. from the arsns-men, adopted. IL win be foaad t.
contains great quantity Of matter which win render II a eonveaier
family book for reference. Its utility in tn. respect will be en-
Guilty and convenience have been carefully studied in the arrange
men, of,hs who. wsrt The typSs"pey and IRE le,'c.t.s of.hs Mars
with the description. OF eountrie. to which they relate
good substitute Sr an ARTIFICIAL Globe, with the advantage Of being
easily handl.e and constantly be:ore the eye during the early stage,
NASH Il wooDHoUsE, Booksellers,
&C $50 Main ST.
IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL, prime quality,
sss ''''' ''" 0'''i iSIcss = BROTHER.
C0FFEE-A full supply of Rio, Laguayra and
So WILLIAMS d HAxAII.
GALA PLAID LINSEYS. 5 cases Gala Plaid
ESD HAYES. VAN DEuRsEN a WARDS
WEBB, BACON X co. offer Tor sale
w sUGaRs-so hhds 81 Cook
100 do New Orleans
rs bbh Crushed and Pulv-ri-ed
- teree- aud 20 half dc. New Orleans Clarified
Is boxes Havana
MoL.AssEs-e0 hid. Porto Rico
20 hbts and Is uerecs Tnnfdai
CoFFEE-.Oo bag. Rio
500 bag. Lasuayn
les has, Java
CANDLES-SS boIss Sperm
10 boxes Steatic
SO boxes TuIrs patent Tauow
90 boxes Tano~
CASTLE. Brown and shaving Soap
200 kegs Cut Nails and Brads
7 tons BhseTed steel
90 ton. Nova Scotia Grind Stone.
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
5 bacs shoe Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
BAckTea
- bhs Sperm Lamp Oh
~ bbs Tanners OIL
200 tierces Thomaion Lime
100 DOZEN Painted Buckets
Nets OF WOODWARD
IS uerees Rice
SO bhs Cider Vinegar
- hhds Raeon sides
IS hhds DO Shoulders
900 bhs n. 4. cut leruRgs
100 bbls Family Ro, DO
IS bb, shad
Rosin-Tar
Spirits 1urpeutine
Letter. wuung and Wrapping Paper au 81
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GYOCERIES.

HOLLINS FAMILY FLOUR. A further
- supply oftbe sbgve superior Fausy Pour Jua snisd, and
~ sas ~ HENRY LunLAM n 90.
SALT.-5OO sacks Factory filled Salt. "Mar.
- shH's nd wouhilstons ff sals tom che wharf ~
ocH WEHH, HArDN A. 60.
ENLOURING BOARDS. 2f,DOU II. Flooring
fitA hntius aa ~ Doc fof sac BY
We wE0n BACON 4 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-21

rerf1mef add Chemia,
No &c 8 Third street, below Chestnut Phla.
And by my Agents, l. Gttof. Duval n Purcell, x u Duval, Y
Duquesne, Msin arsot, ! hutchinson, Dofnin 4 McQueen, Broad
street, Richmond. chs Corning, BuFE. Thomas A Co. Petersburg
and most all The Druggists through the Union.
9J Reware Or COuntcrsi's'-Ask for JULES HAUELs We.
GEfAHLE LtQUD HAIR DYE." ~ you want the genuine Aucle.
IA nrrnium aNnfded ~ te Franklin InaItlie. . 2l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-21
The Trees OF Anacric,

UuE TREES or AMERICA. Native and Forira. PRETORIA
and hotanieaHy d,hns aicd. and sientd ally and popularity d
-lI,eu' being considered principally with reference to their ~,
RAINY ana history, sil and situation. ptopN CATION aud euha,
aeeldents aud daeassA properties and use. economy in the arts Ia
uonueuon ino commerce, and their application In useful aud ornu
.nthtai Plantations; Illustrated BY numerous cnsavings by n.
hrowre' author of The sylvia Anne ieana.
&C 5 \ 49,
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.oPENING OF THE FALL C.ue.,cN

"oPENiNG OF THE FALL CAuFtlGN.-
IL ZEN " CO., having received within the
~ last two weeks about 20 Large package, OF Fall Clothing. are
nov prepared To wait on their friends and VIII m ely show 10 such
n 10 not wish to buy Immediately. the greatest assortment OF good.
ever brought 10 Richmond, and such as want To buy can sausS
themselves from the prices and styles OF the goods, that this IL 20
hnmeue but raliy. For the real Bargains, call at once on the "od
established Money Saving Institution"
KEEN a CO.
" No iGs MAN Street
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY OR RED HAIR.

~ 4 remedy which enhances considerably the beauty and alters
the appearance ofthe c0un'enanee from that which b. much disIksd.
u is pleasing 10 have efficient means 10 remove these defects. To
effect this eh7nre II hair 90 much wished for is tbc grand and revcr
falling pfoprity ofJULE5 HAuELS VEGETABLE LIQuIDH AIR
DYE, which the proprietor can whhjusuce state - far beyotd any
Thing of the Kind ever vet know n In this or any other county. H.
properties are very powerful. though very innocent THIS chemical
result . a wonder asst spltles peusas to dye instabtincousy their
hair wfhlpt the least Inconvenience. For ch1nEinE red or gray
hair whiskers, eyebrow, &c, N a brown. black or chesnut color.
The slightest evil consequences need not be- feared from IT, usr-it
b altogether harmless The composition - the only one ancuobed
byth science OF Chemistry to dye, in an iudehble manner the va.
nous gradauons Of eoors. without danger or ineonven ence, and
Ins justified the liberal patronage and unlimited oonSd nee Of the
Dor marksdB.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-21

THE NEW DI~sCIPLINE-Just Published.
'INHE Doctrines and Discipline of the Metho.
Il dist Episcopal CbSteh south. Price sS ceLis just pubhsh-
ed. For sale by NASH Il wooDHOUSE,
oci I3a Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-21

IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL, prime quality,
~ and in good order, just to hand. for sale by
sesS INLoEs a BROTHER.
The daily union., 1846-10-26


LATER FROM YucArAs--We have received files
Of ii Amigo del Puebles, published at Campeschy,
to the 18th September, but find nothing Of peculiar
interest. A., :, ..t. d
The appointment Of Sr. d. Miguel Barbachano,
President of the republic, to seat in Santa Annals
cabinet, as secretary of state, Is spoken OF.
The evidences Of the public feeling are decidedly
in favor of remuneration to the Mexican govern
men provided always that their demands are COM
piled within having the treaty Of ls43 carried into
effect. . ..., r iu
We are assured by the gentleman who favored us
with the above papers, and who has been residing
all summer at Campeachy, that the reports Of the
assistance rendered to the Mexcans by the Yucca.
tanese are true to a letter. Powder and military
stores Of all kinds shipped to Yucatan and from
thence reshipped to Mexico under Yucatanese col
ors, no duty being demanded In this way that
neutral power reaps harvest in helping those with
whom we are at war, at the same time being allow.
ed privileges by our government which are openly
perverted to our injury. 49,. ~. ... 81
This will all be stopped now that Yucatan has
again become part of Mexco.-N Y. Herald.
The daily union., 1846-10-26
OaaERVATORV
SATURDAY. nigbt. Oct. 24th. 1884

Saturday night, Oct. 24th, 1876.
SR The newly-discovered planet lie Veuier was
observed here last night with the fourteen-foot
equatorial, and again tonight with the west transit
the mural and meridian circles, together with the
equatorial It's motion among the stars is too slow
TO be detected by the observations Of single night.
Therefore, before pronouncing 1t to be the planet,
preferred wait for the result Of the second nights
observations ' r.a.l.. .r. .'
With the assistance Of Lieutenant ID. ID. Porter,
! had commenced search for this planet with the
equatorial on the 18th instant by sweeping from
r. A. ooh. 40m TO ooh. 40m. in alternate belts of
90 each side of the parallel of 13o south declina-
ton. The belts swept on the 18th were from l2o
4V to 13o and from l3o to l3o 2V each occupying
two hours, in which every star down to the 10Th
magnitude inclusive that crossed the field was care
fully observed and measured.
On the 18th the belt swept over was from 100 90
to l2o 4O; but the night proved highly unavora-
ble and It's corresponding belt-vz. from 100 90 to
l3o 4V-was postponed for the next night.
Before, however, an opportunity occurred for con-
tinuing the work, Lieutenant Richard Bache pre-
sented me with copy Of the London "Evening
Mail" Of the I'd instant, announcing that the planet
had first been seen at Berlin on the 23d ut, and af-
terwards on the 30th by Mr. Hind, Bishops Obser-
vatory. From these tv o observations its place was
computed, and found to be in the middle of our de-
ferred sweep! .... D. t... a..
The night was hazy, but turned the telescope
upoh iHc suPposcu piaScy anu IouUu III the miuule
ofthe field white star of the 9Th magnitude, which
was not contained in any catalogue. This / sup.
posed to be the planet. ...a ...... :
Completing series of differential measurements
upon it with star 7645 B. A. c., reduced the ap.
perture, put on higher powers, and commenced 10
explore for satellites. thought could catch
gimpses of two spurs, "a straight line joining them
passing through the centre,) above and below the
planet. Without knowing what had seen Lieut.
Porter examined and described the same appear.
ance ... ts.r.... .e.g H. -. .
Whether these two faint points were an optca
Illusion, satellites or the extremites of ring with
its plane passing near us, hoped to-nights obser.
vatons would enable US To- determine; but the at.
mosphere is thick with the haze of Indian summer
now at its height, and the examination has beer
worthless. go AZ E,
The planet may be seen with a good spy-glass
Its motion among the stars is about 81 a day. Al
present il is the first Of an equlateral triangular
group, the other two components of the triangle be-
ing yellowish stars of the ninth magnitude, about
- 2O', or three and half times the diameter of the
Sun, north of Saturn. .,a:, s.t..,. ......h
The following are the results Of our observations
so far, which may, however, require small correc-
tlon on account of the star Of comparison, 764s b.
A. G..
The daily union., 1846-10-26
DOES THIS LOOK LIKE RUM

The following piece of information is from tn
Portland Advertiser, October 2+good whig au,hori
Nv. There is no hesitation here in making large IN
yestments in additional iron Works-in the face, too
"TnE IRoE woRKs.--The meeting at the oceaI
Insurance offce on Thursday evening, on the sub
iect of the aaw machine shop and iron works, pro
posed TO be established here, quite numerousiy
attended. The statements that were made IN refer
ence TO the practicabity and desirabeness OF such
an enterprise, were highly encouraging, ana we oe-
eye that all the citizens present were sausned tha
here is a most fortunate aud promising opening ioi
a new career Of prosperity.
s'The matter is connected by certain uisunc' anu
responsible propositions with the enterprise OF MT
Norris, TO establish an engine msnuiaciory mere,
IL is believed that one well-ananged estaoiishmeh'
can turn out all the castings necessary Tor e sup
ply of the machine-shop, and that the manufacture
ofrailroad iron can be SO Immediately connected
with all the rest as TO large part OF the outay
which would otherwise be necessary tor separate
works, and by concentrating the profits give assn-
rance Of success N each.
alt is proposed TO carry forward these comoined
enterprises under the charter OF the portland COM
pany Subscriptions amounting to more man one
half the capital were made at the meeting; inc suo-
scrbers were voted in as associates, and an ADJOURN,
ed meeting is TO be held this evening at tile ward
room in the Exchange, 10 act upon oye-la"S anu
officers. .n T..
az et no true-hearted citizen Of Portland fail TO
take an interest in this new and most hopeful un'
dertakng."
The daily union., 1846-10-26
FLORIDA.
From the tallahassee FIoridian. Oct.


ELECTION RETURNs.-The full returns of the cleo
ton have not been received, but sufficient we be-
lieve to secure the election of MIR. Cabe the whig
candidate for Congress. From the best information
we have been able to obtain, we satisfied there
will be democratic majority in both branches OF
the legislature. na. ...y..
Whatever may be the causes which have led to
this result, we think it unnecessary to dilate upon
them at present We know many; and further,
we say that, although defeated in the congressional
ticket we have not the less confidence in the democ-
racy of the State Florida is democratic State,
and will hereafter prove herself such. bi3
The result so far as heard from gives Cabell from
100 to 900 majority The official returns when re-
ceved may show little difference, but not sufficient
to make any decided change. nTa ~
The reports are 80 contradictory that we do not
care to give them but hope we shall be able in our
next to give something reliable. r a4. Ip s.u4
The daily union., 1846-10-26
MODE or PRESENTING CLAIMS.
A CARD.-JoHN MILLER, having leased

n 'otiN "iLSc.fN, na'loB ieaseu
IA the confectionery establishment late under the
management and direction of Mr.. Paul Kinchy, on
the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and lth Streets respectfully informs his friends
and the public that it is this day opened at the old
stand above named.
John Miller has fitted up his store and ice-cream
saloons in very comfortable and elegant manner
for the reception and entertainment Of those ladies'
and gentlemen, and parties who may be pleased TO
favor him with call His store is abundanty
supplied with every kind of confectionery and COM
estbles, both of his own manufacture and imported
articles.
In soliciting continuance of the liberal patronage
which he has received from the public, John Mil
Ter respectfully acknowledges past favors, and
pledges himself to provide for public and private en-
terainments, select parties, and others, in such
style as cannot be surpassed by any other person
in the same line of business.
Oct 26-3t
The daily union., 1846-10-26

The Portland Advertiser "has ne doubt" from
General Kearny's acts at Santa Fe, that he "is a
locon We are sorry to bring anything like politics
into the army. We can have gallant whig, as
well as gallant democrat; and we never care to
ask what are his politics. We really think that an
officer, who called into service. and is at the head
of his troops has nothing to say to his party. To
serve his country, under the auspices Of the consti-
tuted authorities, becomes his duty; but as the
issue has been made by the federal press, we must
state the impression we have received, that General
Kearny is gallant, liberal whig.