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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-05
MISCELLANY.
WAR FOR OREGON.

II has been suggested in distinguished
quartsEsth that the territory OfOregon is WORM
less. Il has also been said, on both sides
the Atlantic, that the territory cannot long De
governed either from Westminster or WASH
ington; but that il will require separate
government of its own. II either Of these
assertions be true, war, in this age OF civ
ilization. TO determine the title to Oregon
will be snonstrous" and Impit a :" beyond
apv wager of battle in history. The follow
ing verses from an ancient newspaper, will
ftly illustrate the folly Of both nations that
engage in it.
"Clumpy and Clod, two surly clowns,
As Keeling home one night,
From alshouse, where their sappy crowns
They soal'd in sad'ning plight.
While all the azure tinted sky
Spread ont its elear expanse,
And all the glittering train on high,
Seem'd DER their heads to dance.
Quoth Clump to Clod, 81 tell thee what
CT only wish that1
Gas much good pasture land had got
Gas ] can see blue sky
"And l." quoth Clod to Clump, "should
like
"Thy wish to beat by far,
"And have, to prove a Weather tyke,
can OK for every star"
"Ah butt says Clump, ''to weed them all
"What pasture could be vound9
"Enough," says Clod, vor great and
small,
"I'd weed them on thy ground"
"What, and without my leave 2" says
Clump, .... -.
"Aye that 1 would" says Cloddy, ~.
Quoth Clump, "then thee my hide shall
thump,
Cor will bump thy body" -
So tot they went, both Clump and Clod
As fast as fast as could tag,
Till both lay sprawling on the sod, a..
And scarce fist could wag
"Now where's your oxen Clod" says
Clump, .-,.
"And Where?" says Clod "your ground"
Both sigh'd and carcase raised on rump,
In vain for both looked round
Then shaking hands they cursed all jars.
And all deceiving eyes
That looked for oxen in the stars,
And pasture in the skies.
Boston paily ADJ.
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FOR SALE.
"a A FARM. containing 230

80 "A acres, we'll eH proporlioned ned
sssB to Meadow, PlowIand, Pasture
sz.asass8 and Wood land.-Said Farm
lies both sides of the road which leads
from South Farms to Waterfowl. and
is about two miles from he former place,
and lies in the town OF Bethlem, two
miles northeast from the Meeting House.
There is on the Farm a large two-story
DWELLING House, suita Bile for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suita-
bic out buildings.-The Farm has been
used for Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 30 Cows, pair of Oxen.
and span of Horses, summer and win
ter; besides sufficient land to plough -
A liberal credit will be given for u good
share of the purchase money, if desi-
red.-Enquire of the subscriber on the
premises.
DANIEL L. BENTON.
Beihlem, Dec. 2, 1874. tf29
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DO yOsa want comfort i'm Shaw.
..-. lang?
USE FERRES CRE

USE FERRES CREAM S.dPONINE,
A NEW Compound for Shaving, which sur.
passes all others in making rich and per-
manen' Lather without irritating the skin. II
- also warranted IN all casesto please. There
'ere' any gentleman can purchase a pot of the
above Cream, anduse il a month, and il he is
not pleased with it, canreturn il, and the mon.
ey will be refunded All orders for the Cream
thankfully received.
+. c FERRE, Middietown, CT.
This Cream received the first premium from
them. Y. Institute last fall. For sale by Samuel
Buell.. @. Beckwiih, and 5. N. Bronson, Litch
held and in all the principal towas in the State
oy Druggists, Psriumers, Fancy Stores and Bar.
W sAsPN [iv0S
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Notice to TaiIors.,

THE Subscriber. having obtained the
- right for selling Mr.. d. Hull's new
and very much approved system or ruIe
for Cutting Ghlrments, would respectfully
invite those of the trade 10 cal and ex.
anime the scale plates and books of err.
plnnatinn ms the above work 10 very mech
approved of by those who have bec0m
acquainted with Il, and. is said 10 be-
superior to any ever before ofFeFeda
public. ELIAS HE
Liteh6eld, lst January, ls46
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HIRAM JACKSON.

TAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus.
l. toners. and the Public in general, that he
has removed his DYElNG ESTABLISH
MENT, six doors west of the Court House
where he will be prepared to color and clean
oil kinds of Ciothi.g and pFessy Of oil colOrs.
Also-Cleaning and Dressing Of Hats.
Ou-Cssh paid for FURS. = -
Litch6eld, Nov. ., Is4S. g
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sYOu told me, neighbor Twist, when ]
paid Tim DOolitile in advance, on his prom
Using TO work for me in haying time, thai !
should find him as good as his word.' Ito
be sure did, for I always knew his word
was good for nothingp
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-05

above business, and where he will keep
ON hand ,or manufacture to order.
Harnesses Of NtE kinds,
Saddles. Brides, Trunks,
go -'f' &c. .-.
He invites those who wantwork in his
line to give him a call, as he has no
doubt he can satisfy them both as to
quality ard prices.
W REPAIR1NG Of all kinds done in the
best manner and at short notice. Ma.
nv articles of Producetakeni in payment
for work. FREl'k w. BROWN.
Liichfeld, April 10. 1874.
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Messrs, ROUSE g. PRATT,

DEING thankful for favorsalready re.
D ceived, would state to the public
that no pains will be spared under their
continuance Of the business, in giving
entire satisfaction to all who may see fiji
To continue their favors. Sa,inett. Plain
Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manu-
featured; woorcording and,clo,h dress
ing done at any season Of the year.
ELIJAH ROUSE,
II. nj. PRATT.
Bantam Falls, June 10Th, 1915. tf4
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THE MOST RGNIARMAB6E'
CURE EVER RECORDED.

NAppoNFIELp, N. J. April %, lS43
On or about the 18th day Of October, lS4l,
was taken with violent pain IN the slde' near
and was followed by the breaking OF an ulcer,
or abscess, inwardly, which relieved the pain
a little, but causedme 10 throw up great guam
,ity Of offensive matter, and also much bo'd.
Being greatly alarmed n: this, applied to phy'
sician; bu, he said he thought he could 90 out
little for me, except give me some Mercury
Pills. which refused to take, feeling satisfied
that thew could do me no good: many other re-.
medieS were then procured by my, wife and
lriends, but none did me any goodr|and the
discharge OF blood and corruption sun con,nu-
siye that could scarcely breathe. ! was also
seized with q violent cough. which times caus
ed me TO raise much more blood than ! had done
before-and my disease continued in this way,
still growing worse, until February. wheh oil
hope Of my recovery was gwen up, ARD ny
ING CONSUMPTION. Al this moment, when
nv life was aNpa ren,lv dra wiAg near it's close.
I heard. of DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, and got g bottle, which -
LIEVED ME- IMMEDIATELY and by the
use of only three bottles Of this medicine. all
my pains were removed-my cough and SPIT
ting Of blood aud corruption entirely stopped,
and in few weeks my health was so Ia. re-
stored as 10 enable me to work at my trade,
(Which isa carpenter,l and up TO this time !
have enjoyed good heath" ThoMAs cozENs.
GLOUCESTER County, N. J. S..
Personally came before me, the subscriber,
One OF the Justices Of the Peace in and for
the said County, Thomas Cozens, and being du.
" affirmed according to law, saith the above
Affirmed before me. on the Goth day Of Apr. }
l84S. n nv ]. CLEMENT ], p.
Such. is the unprecedented success Of this
BALSAM. .a..A .....l
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nv THE QUEENS PATENT.
TRANSPLANT SUCCESS OF
Ruehan's HungaFian BaIsam Of Life.

the GREAT EnGLash heasEDH tOE
COldS, Coughs. Asthma aud Consumption.
VNOHE MOST CELEBRATED and INFALr
nod,evary form af PULMONARY CONSUM
TION, 10 the HUNGARIAN BALSAM or
LIFE, discovered by that eminent Medical Che:
mist, DR.. BUCHAN Of LundOn, England, and
xlensiveIy known as the Great English KEN
edy.'
in Great Britain and on the continent Of Europe,
where il is universally considered the great and
only remedy tor this awful maiady, and is nos"
introduced into the United States under the I'M
mediate supeTinrendence Of the inventor. Win
in three years il has heen distributed from Maine
to Florida, and from Canada to Wisconsin, ant
its effects are every where alike
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HARNESS MARIN G..

HNHE subscriber res
l. pect fully informs
the inhabitants GLITCH
field and vicinity, that
he has removed 10 the
shop in West ST, \ doors
west ofthe Court House,
where as usual he in.
tends TO carry on the
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wISTAR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Baisamic Preparation from
Tar and Wild Cherry Bark:
The best remedy knoion to the tco'id Jor me
c,.ye Of Coughs, colts. Asthma, Group. Bleed
ing ofthe I,n,gs, Whoopi,g Cough, Bron-
cl.itis, Influenza, ShOstness Of Breath,
&C. Pain and Weakness IN the Breast
...... or Side, Liver Complaint, and
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CONSUMPTION.

ATHOUSANDCUR in eases deemed ut.
terIv homeless have firmly established IFS vas,
superiority over every former medical discove'
~. hhas always been termed" Nature own
Prescription, being formed chiefly from chem'-
cal extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar
two trees that are hieky scattered rec Wherever
stances Of its extraordinary power, from caia'
loeue almost without end, ,.....
\ A lady address will be given at the New
York Agency who was given up by all her phys
icians 10 die Of consumption. had hard tn
mour for months on the sde-raised among large
quantities OF matter sort of bony substance
had taken no medicine for two months. being
past all .hope--entirely cure by q few bottles Of
this Baisam in September and October. 1874
PRE MOST REnIARHABEE
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As a preventive medicine, and an anidote a.
gains, the consumplve tendencies Of the climate
i is invaluable. As remedy for severe and OBJ
stinate Coughs, Inflammation OF the lungs, Group
&c. il is nnTvaled But the American Agent is
SO confident Of the merit Of this great Remedy,
iers to have il used by the
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DYING INVALID!

rather than bv persons afflicted with some sim
ole and less dangerous disorder 0E the throat and
lungs. This may seem strong language but II
is the result Of experience in thousands OF cases
sust aimed nv the most intelligent and unimpeaeh
able testimony. We do not pronounce It an IN
faliible remedy in all cases. but il is
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-05

Voltaire's, old residence, the chateau o
Ferney, has been purchased for 500 900 BY
M. Grignolet, a retired Persian shawl mer
chant; he intends 10 give It as wedding
present. TO his son, q young deafmute oftal'
ent. ffftN rs .arr -,f ..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-05

JoKN QuiNcY ADAMS I'm earIyliie Pr.
fesssor Of elocution, subsequently,, Envoy,
u: 8. Senator, Foreign Minister, Secretary
Of State, President Of the United States,
Congressional Representative, and lastly re-
Turning 70 bis frst love, is again Professor
Of Rhett-otic, and Is usual, the @old man el-
Oqusnt" has HasS ~ bis subject.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-03
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
flee of the American. Inno LII


CATTLE.-Tho offering at the Scales were $50 head
4 which 80 driven TO Phedelpha, ~ remain over
ns'Id and the balance, $50 head, taken 81 75l
3,I5 per 100 lbs gross equal 5,5Oa 81 25 Aver
go rate. 1891.
HoGs.-Livc Hogs are dull a, s5,5Ou s475 There
a foil supply.
FIour-Iho few limited transactions which took place
Saturday and to-day 81 for mixed brands. There
settlements day for receipts from 80 S71
City Mills Flour u.s. sale Uf 1000 bbls Susquehan
! IA Flour to-day S406i.
Gfain-Wo note sale of a cargo Of Virginia red Wheat
Saturday 81 To-day sales Of Pennsylvania white
made at 96al00 and cargo Of Penn. red at 90
cs. We also note sale today Of parcel Of Virginia.
nd and white mixed. 30 cents and another lot Of prime
white Virginia at lO3 cts. These lots principally
taken for Shipment
We sales Of white corn at 57a59c. and Of yellow al
I5Sa6Oc. Sales of Oats at 37i39c.
PROVISlONS-The prices Of Beef and Pork are firm
lss quoted, with airinqury. The range for Western
81 2jhl2 for all qualitcs aud 925i9, 80 for Mess
ae of parcel Mess OF choice quality S2 Mess Beet
held at lO2jalOjJ. No. s2jaS,7 and Prime at
n .2ja6.jO
Bucon-Wcstom Shoulders Hail; Sides 81 assorted
~, and Hams 6a74c. Sales Of Shoulders ti45 and
sides and assorted at quotations. Lard Is quiet 6ta
a. IN bbls, and 7a74c in kegs.
Whskoy-2Jc for hhds and gle for bbls.
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lotteries.
STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.


For selling Prizes srsArToss the
Dawn No.- Of Asrandria. No. 9O-NayeI:
60 40 y 65 sc 70 &c Is ~ Sc 10
reis Nos ~ IS 7'-a mail pIs OF $1,000 . and pad by
Drawn Nos. Of su.ssI EItra sa-Msy rs:
~ so 10 % 40 al 90 70 80 10 40 &c
Who'll Nos 20 90 Go Capital
Teist Nos IL 80 Co small prize Of s'OO-eo,h paid
Drawn No-. OF Lse.burr No qi-Msy as,h.
"a 40 80 IS 80 81 - CO 30 80 CO - IS
Ticket No'2t 10 't-s Capital Of $500 sod and paddy
Dawn Nos Of Deawsr, No. .I-May 97uh
20 15 40 10 - &C IS III 10 - 81 65
Half Nos. 20 % &C. capital Of 5000. sold and paid
Drawn Nos. Of Monongali,. 22-Msy 2sth.
II 90 60 ~ CT IS 50 50 10 30
l. Ticket Nos. % so CO. Another Capital .od and paid
Drawn No. OF AIeIipdris 81. May 30.
80 Is 50 81 Sc 81 81 80 65 l6 2 5 %
Ticket Noe e' still another Capital of $500 odd aud
$4,000, 10000!
w.dne-dsy-Dea~are, No 81. Capitals $4,000. 10000,
a'oo 1900. Of 1000 &c. 70 No. rs dawn wbolss s5
} Capitals of $4,000
Thur.day-N Jersey No NJ CaPss Of $4,000 5000 4I45
40 Of 1000. &c rs Nos IL drawn Tickets o. halves so
qrs IS.
$4,000. 1000.
Fnday-MoDonsalia No Capitals 1000 1000 ke 75 No.
~ drawn wboles 81; halves soc; quarters 2Se.
$4,000, 1000.
satrday-susseI Erra, No. S0awinE by SUNDAYS
ma-Capta@ $1,000 1000 &c rs Nos ~ wboIes
halves soc; qrs 25e
$4,000! $4,000: 5000.
Monday mornns-AIeIandria No 22 Capitals $40 600 TO-
600 3Oeo 3OO0 1857 2Oeo &c as Nos IL Drawn-Teksts
90 halves S; qrs $50.
Buyers my Prizes which ar.
al the once, proof Of and every
d-inE continues to increase the paid By
s Older. for esheares abOv.
drawing sent when requested.
Please .ddr.. order, /. n srRATToN.
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pOsTON MARKET uov an

Flour-Thc closiog rates for Genesso common brands
pre- 4.56ai62 Saos Of 900 bbs Howard street o. and
4a50O do do. since, $50, fredericksburg 450 pof Dbl
Fash.
Grnn-Tho arrivals Of Corn have been pretty large, and
t the close Of report the heavy, with de-
cline Of 2i3c per bushc Sale Of Southern yellow Hat 6s
! u, end white Static.
Hide a. hc close Of week. 10000 Ayes
Zen Tor export Of about rae pes ID.
sugarsns sooa5sO brown 7iasic mostly
white duty. sitpc hhd Gfinds Muscovado
si 50 do DO G!a6 parcels Porto Rice 7e perb months
HNa.UH.
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by Dunlop, ,Ioncu.e a Co

GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY the 5th June . Auc.
ton store without regard to weather
viz.
IS hbs P. R. and n o. Sugar. part prime quality
l5n bags LAEuayra RIO and Java Coffee
20 bbb Whiskey, Rum, brandy and Gin
So bbls, tieroes and hhds n. o.. nd Cuba Molass-s
20 bbls pure n. Z Rum
Holland Gin Lard, Bacon
soap, and auow Candies
Cheese, Pepper, Mustard
GunpoWder, Imperial and Powebong Teas
IS hrEins Butter
Sweet Malaga Wine
10000 lb- Bacon hog round, smoked.
tr TERMS-Uhder siOO cash: month.
credit for approved negotabis paper.
Jel DUNLOP MoSCURE CO. Auet.
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THE Valuable Farm called ''NycStham
LnIImEn..- Tor .alIa. IL AmcIInm.

Nolb"Et' TOT -ait ~ NuFuou'
FUNHis valuable Farm The properly tbe late John n Jennings
s1f auction. "NNestham" he of wtfia
sims Esq. WEDNESDAY -tth day NJ June
O'Clock " Ummefat,y amer Nj Sims farm s Sold Il hes
River Richmond me canal passing through
contains acres winch $50 valuable NV grounds
upland OF f1c quality and hrh o improvement
goo II harrT ttrr-d tF1f
this OF u well adapted the culture OF
tobacco.
and oil houses fof farming
There % a'so an 1fshlrd q young fruit
% irsrifd uasire efpectnr this
persons Disposed purchase viii doubtless prefer the
Judge 70 BE- pleasure By N,
NJ Howell nunc1l. Mf. WIN Ieuninga living neal
New Mafsst tIe lower end Of Henfco.
As fhs sa b. BE- maize for div aonr devrs M
atc John ~ Jennings persons may suend
that Wi positively take race. suf tfsf
The vii BE- such To- purchssr-zay len cash
balance two ani three years for bonds bearing
cured ~ deed.
u ths rurehaser desre be supplied with hns
cultivate farm fosseson Tor seeding wheat IN
me Pan VII b. given and possession M IL Jtnuaiy
rsu nv T-ftfs w CODDtN. Aucu.
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Auftiou Sales.
THIS DAy.
By William. a HaxaiI.

ay Miiiis.s. a HaxaiI.
on WEDNESDAY nsr, Instant Al 10 o,,h.s .n y.
sold In front Of our Aacuon
Prime Porto Rico sugar.
DO New Oriean. sugars
10 do % Moa.-e.
10 Green RIO COFFEE
Do do Isguyra
Do do odJ,va do
Do wss,ern Bacon SIDES
DO DO a, Shouki.r-
Do Baiumor- Cur-dH Hans
otatd Dupuy n Co Coxnse BaBiy
J. J. Dupuys 30 a,
lnia ION Brandy n HAN Pipes
DO do n 20 gallon
NORTHERN Appe Brapdy
Pure Cider do
no New Enghad Rum
Cincinnati Reeu6-d whssry
Old MononEahe. do
Rdies'- Extra Family soap
Extra hns Gunpo~d.r Tes n half eh...
DO do PowchonE Do do
Nason's superior Challenge Baeans
TERMS-Under 500, and owe, . ,o.,A. r., -
proved paper. ia WILLIAMS A NAVAL "
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New YORK Market, June q.

Sales Of Cotton 1000 bales. Prices STEADY chiefly to
khp.
Fouf-l5OO bits straight Gcncsco sold NJ so. Mich
son 81 Si.3',4i; Southern very doll At 5 $50.
Rye b25c large parcels Of Ohio aud other Western corn
North about, sold At 43a45c, SO lbs; oats 4Oc.
Grease bulis is taken to ship ~ 7o, brokerage on.
Wbiskcy lS5c.
cargo MslaHzas moasses sold at 60 for sour lsJ for
pudding. and 2Oc for sweet
No change IN money matters. In foreign exchanges
there ~ no business ut the moment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-03
By W. Goddin.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF wESTHAn
FOIG SALE.

THlS Property lies on James River, miles
u Richmond, the Cana. and miles BY
road, perfectly convenient % market
by survey, recently made 632 rood and
poles % which $50 and bottoms The
ling elegant and containing
cellar garetand an the houses substantial and good
Cd orchard 81 choice fruit and, aud
cecd young peach and apple oreha By
propso The place presents every comfort ought
be wished for
westham 'sod Tor DIVISION ildeou'y divided
parts will therefore be posiiirsy sf WEDNESDAY
the 2th Of juno O'Clock, p N II fair Il the
day The premises BE- any By under
signed the living the rrrms Entire possession
witt gwen Christmas purchaser
have The privilege Of seeding crop OF wheat
n. SIMS.
Sale conducted by wEttrysroy GopDr,. Auetonrcr
my S-dltcdz
R The Terms which Will BE- made known the lay Of sale,
viii b. such Of The purchaser.
did COUuIN.
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JUSTICES SALE

TRU STEES' SALE
OF Drugs, Dye-Stuffs. Medicines, &c.
- Of desd Of subscribers public
- No 3l4 Baltimore Baltimore,
10 O'Clock A NJ MONDAY, the sth day June 1896
and valuable OF Drugs Dye Stu
Medicines Store FIure Laboratory Mixtures Chemicals
will be by which may had Monday
June application al the store
The terms under cash: from so
oO days from 100 3Oo, days
$500 Approved endorsed
qurd for payments The positive,
assortment large trade.
" POPPLEIN,
vs. A. TALBOT
ms s5-4t CANNON BENNETT 4 Co Auets-
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Flour 81 I2b 81 Is. Rye Flour nominal At So
Corn Meal cold to-day at 80. Grsin-Not much sfoat
500 BUSH prime red Wheat sold 95c. and cargo Of
fair quality round yellow Corn sac, prime Southern Sc.
Whskey stationary ~ 20c. Ia bbls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-03

NJ 40 CHEsNCr STREET PHILADELPHIA,
As constantly On hand hrs Tailoring stor. on
po-ie The STATE House, OF French and
Ehssh os Ianeres and Nesunz- arrival
" He conducts the establishment principle udnr
no garments oui OF his but those quality
u- mat ne has so long enjoyed the best
ana throughout the Union. He would respectfully
from genuenen visiting the city, any
ofne entrusted to him. IN superior style, than
me sAs quality can be had at Store lmy III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-03
BOARDING.
Mrs. F. NJ. GREEN informs her friend. and

WE yin IIIIVIIIIh net ITItnUS,
th~ public generally that she has FOG
Vera families and eight Her nous. . one
door above Duval PurceIIs Drug store, Main street
Mrs C. eegs leave refer following g-ntl-en y-ob,
MFauon H. w Fry Arthur Morson Gaiahrr E.ar and
DR.. z Carmichael = %
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrival AND Departure Of the Norfolk Boats.
The Steamer CURTIS PECK leaves Richmond for
NorfolA every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. Ut 5
O'Clock, A. NJ. Returning. leaves Norfolk every Tues
oay, Thursday, and Saturday morning, ut q o'clock.
The Steamer ALICE leaves Richmond FOR Norfolk
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ut O'Clock.
A. M Returning, leaves Norfolk every Monday. Wed
nesdny, and Friday morning, at o'clock. These boats
connect with tho Baltimore boats, JEwESS, GEOR-
GA, and HERALD, by which passengers arc enabled
to 20 through to Baltimore without detention.
Passage and Fare from Richmond to Norfolk 81 90
From Richmond to Baltimore 90
HAsKINs & LIBBY. Agents.
NeD Railroad and Steamboat Line 10 Norfolk
ria Port WdifhaH.
he cars for Norfolk by this route, leave the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road Depot on Mondays, wednes
days and Fridays at past A. M breakasng on board
the Steamer Augusta and arriving at Norfolk between
and2 p M-rcurning, the Augusta leaves Norfolk ut
r. NJ on the days. passengers lodging board the
Augusta and arriving ut Richmond to breakfast
Passage and fare to and from Norfolk sO7
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SOAP AND CANDLES.

WE uhserber has hand hrss ra,. so,,.,
,ande- ami hard imus Soap Bou.. as-,-t-
and Merchants generally call and eramD b ,h
stock which WI be nd or on thu u-u.I ~ 10 cum.
tual Gus ornsr- 2S-dtm
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New Grocery.

New Grocery.
subscriber
Il seph Bgelow. deed tie opening assortment
OF GROCERIES, and intends keeping constantly "a
supply OF the best articles n line
JOHN F. REEVE.
nyGu Broad Street Shoekoe Hill
GNOR THE LADIES-Nery Pretty summer
Il wear.-Tbe suberibeT has supply Of
shn Cater Boots both black eood OF every description
4 beautiful Boot-whieh will be sod low.
my
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LUCK'S LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE

BASEMENT ROOMS UNDER THE E5GLE HOTEL,
CoESsE or MAIs l3rH
OF "Luck's a Fortune l'-To realize which
beg call the persons far and near to the
grand Seheme for June and IN the
for the Capitals address your orders %. LUCK