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yXTHITE LEAD AT MANUFACTURE
wv EKS, PRICES

The subscriber has just received
400 kegs White Lead 'AAt HNA
bbls. Iainseed Oil. Boiled and Raw
s' 6 do Spirits Turpenline Il s1s t6 IT
3 do Varnishes M fts ag a rsl
500 lbs. Lamp Black, Ground in Oi ua 81
bOdo Chrome Green do do raN
Il 90 do Chrome Yellow do do tej
30 DO Verdesris IA do do eaal4
q. SO do Paris Green s4o do dooa 9yd u
s 800 do yellow Ochls do 5, dossoEq aa.
S 4OOdo op, Brown and Venetian Red do do \
10 lbs. Whiting s8 raq ast fa8 tla
PANT and White Wash Brushes Sala s,9u
Wlpdpw Glasssof all sizes and PutiydH haH
All (which he will sell very las far Cash.
o layeH .mala NJ CHARLES lSTOTT, at
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~ Corrected up to date by the Postmaster o
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the persons insured. The funds of the Company
must hc invested oy in stocks of the United States
States ot Massachusetts,, New Jersey, New York
or in first mortgages on real estate worth double the
amount loaned a Is. .at Hst Ef5 II HHaf.hahu /
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Rensselaer, Ravens, Robert L. Patterson, r
Guillaume Merle, Seth Low, '.'h "A
Lewis C.Grover, Charles ). Macknett,
Vim A. f. Pentz, Thos. b Segur, tiaE
VIM. NJ. Simpson, Marcus l.. Wad. i.s 4
Henry McFaran,
f"H ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President. 4.
Z. Benz. 4. MiLLga. Secretary.
JOSEPH l. LORD. Agent
JAMES STEWART, M. d.. No. 2, Bond ST,
Medical examiner. lnf4tIUu#agRg
Washington, ID. C.E
JOSEPH &, LEWIS, Agent, 7th street, nearly
opposite the Patriotic Bank.
HARVEY LINDSLY, M. D., corner Of AZ and
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ME largest assortment OF the bes, BRUSHES
II constantly kept on hand at my Hardware aiid
Variety Store, Pennsy avenue, near 9th street.
wholesale and retail. GEO. SAVAGE !.
april 22-tf Nat. Iutelgencer 3d. fli5Ag 4gs
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II VIE keeps constantly on hand agooJ
I Il assortment OF HAnpwAnE, including hoLo,o
vd, e. Wood Ware, brushes, Baskets, IMP. .Tia Hays,
Door Mats, aud q large collection OF Miscellaneous
Goods to which he invites the attention of pur-
chasers, believing that he can and does sell as low
as any other house in the city.
Jan 5I--n GEO SAVAGE
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CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEs,iP'' OF ALL.

CHARLES CALVERT, JR., C.fBLNET AND
~ CHAIR Jm.a.vUysaCfURER, Corner Of PENN
syira,aia avenue and 18th street, Washington City
Venitan Blinds made 10 order All work executed
punctually, and in the most workmanlike manner
Funerals attended at the shortest notice, and on
reasonable terms si.Iea tst.s .s4s 5'fnq 8H
The subscriber thankful for past fayors he has
received, respectfully asks for continuation Of the
same ,he IS always prepared TO execute any work
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, also taken
in exchange for new, sa nov 8-ly " c. C.
~ O. BEVERlDGE'S CHEAP T.aILORLyVG
~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lPsrnsy yipania aue,,a.e, OPP
posite Colen,als Hoiel Washington ciip, is prepared
to make up Clothing Of every description 10 the
most modern style and at the shortest notice, and
not surpassed in workmanship by any establishment
in the city. The following prices have been adopt
ed to slIit the times Il i VI
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Military Affairs.

Two companies, recruited atFort Monroe during the
past held in readiness for embarkatio for
the scat of orders shall arrive for that
pose-RorfoK Beacon, Oct q
We learn that Lieut. Walden, U. 8. A., who has been
quarisred in this city for time past recruiting
service has received orders 10 prepare Immediately for
active service The new recruits have been sent On 10
Governor Island Y ghilheF Lieut. W will also re
Treninn keus. Oci
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Court OF General Sessl0 M.
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Smith ant

ton. Jonas B. Phillips, Esq, Dis. Att od interim.
Ocr Trial for Grand Lorcsny.-James Hazard
placed at tho bar this morning. for trial charge
Of grand larceny in having on the lath Of August
stolen from the pre- misses No Desbrosses street, gold
watch alleged to be worth $780, the property Of coler-
ed man named Spencer Houston. On the part OF the
prosecution shown in evidence that the accused
called the house in question for the purpose of seeing
Mrs Houston, with whom he claimed acquaintance,
and finding Houston and his wife in conversation. he
proceeded up stairs entered bedroom, and took from
trunk roll Of bills amounting TO STA for which Of
fence another indictment found against hm) and
gold watch from box
The Jury rendered verdict of guilty, and the court
with an understanding that the accused would not be
tried for stealing the money sentenced him to be mpr
son d in the State prison for the term of years.
Trial for Grand Ldrceny-Augustus Oakenbul, who
put his trial at the last term Of this court
charge of grand larceny in having stolen 5000 IN bank
bills and gold ooin from Richard Frolick Of No. l0l
Washington street. the Goth Of August last and in
which case the jury unable to agree upon YER
dict then again placed at the bar for the before
named offence. Very little progress was made in the
however, before the court adjourned until tomor.
row morning.
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Court OF Oyer and Termlner.
Before Judge Edmonds and Aldermen jackson ant


Der THE trial of Henry Rouse (coored) indicted
for sabbng Henry Buckley, police officer on the 9th
Of June last in West Broadway, with intent to kill,
proceeded with Mr.. OConor the District Attorneys
assistant opened the case. and then called Henry Buck
ley who testified he police officer that on the 9th
of June last he in West Broadway at the Of
Thomas street there was large crowd on the side
walk, amongst whom was the prisoner the crowd Vas
very noisy, and there tendency to create riot the
prisoner the noses and most rotcus amongst thsm
The witness ordered them dsperss and In particular.
addressed himself the prisoner who replied In very
abusive language and moved off; witness followed him
and lid his hand his shoulder the prisoner turned
round and said that If he the Witness laid his hand
him again. he would cut his damned heart out witness
then followed him and again grasped him by the collar
upon which he turned round and stabbed the witness in
the e breast the heart striking ofthe ribs and
turning the knife backwards. inAictng very severe
wound which confined the wness to his bed for week.
and his house for five. For the defence II endea
vorsd be proved that the witness the aggressor
The jury after short consultation found the prisoner
guilty of assault and battery only.
appeared that the before tried in the Court
OF General Sessions but in consequence Of the absence
of one of the Jurors who sat the trial. verdict
rendered and Mr.. McAdap' the prisoners counsel.
ceroraried the into the Court Of Oyer and Term
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We learn, says the Paulding Clarion, that Moses
French and Charles Haverd of jackson county Mi, met
In the woods few days since. French proposed they
should settle difficulty which had existed for time
between them, at the time throwing of his hat for
the purpose Haverd replied, he could do that
and raising his rife deliberately shot him through the
body. Haverd has made his escape.
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Court Cnlendnr, Thls day.

surERIoR CouRr75, 36, Ia, Al, n, 10, 3d. SO to l0l.
CoxMor PLEAS First Psrti74, I7e, u.s. $780, $780, ls2,
1874 1876, 1888, 100, 192, l9A, 1875, 1893.
Second ParsAl iSl. 1871, a4s ILL., It's, III 49, 1888,
1856, ls7, lsl, 1873, 1876.
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Lucky .7rTea-Oficer Hamblin, of the 81 ward ar.
rested Tuesday last boy about IA years of age by
the name of Thomas Morcen suspicion OF stealing
gold watch from the fact of his attempting to sell the
yourg called Jim, the carver in the estne
house situated in Vesey street. for S25. when the wstc
worth 500. The boy was taken to the Static
House and locked up for examination to allow time fol
thc officer 70 find for the property, and not
boirg abls 10 So they eserdsy morning about
letting him 20 when arrived in town that several
persons had 6ecn robbed in Utica Of watches money
iewelry tbis watch being the one described in the
hand Dill which likewise gave description OF the thiei
This boy il appears has been around the country ped
ding chemical soap and earthenware cement. Justice
Drinker committed the accused to prison TO await the ~
QUESTION Of the magistrate Of Utica to be conveyed back
tor trial
ROBBED the Hook.-Oficer Brady Of the It'll ward,
arrested yesterday, Susan Hubbard and Sarah Doane.
charged with touching" Henry Markham, Of pocket
book containing sos. while In house Of disrepute In
Walnut street. Locked up for trial by Justice Ketcham
Attempt to Pass Counterfeit Money.-Oficers niece
and Gillespie Of the 4th ward arrested last evening
young called John Henry q charge Of attempt
ing to pass counterfeit SO bill j. Benjamin. No %
Chatham street. in payment for coat On the ofcers
searching the accused they found his person three
fves and ten dollar counterfeit bill, all Eastern
bands Upon the accused being asked where he got the
bills from he said that he found them on board the South
Ferry boat but did not intend to pass them Justice
Drinker locked him up for examination
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Political Intelligence.

The wings of Montgomery county have nominated
Gamaliel Bowditch aud Daniel Gray for the Assembly
In Duchess county, Epenetus Crosby, Walter sher-
man. and A. j. VANDERBILT the whg candidates for
Assembly.
Congress in the 9th district, MASSACHUSETTS. .
FW. Bowden, of Talladega, Is announced a. candi-
date for Congress in the 7th district to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of +. q Mcconnell. Where il the
cand idats that held the meeting in the grocery
r. A. Walker, OF Bento H. 10 also named candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-08

Hon Simon Cameron In Pottsville last week, on
visit the colleries in that town and neghborhsod He
waited upon by large numbers Of citizens
Senator Allen IL domestcated ut Cincinnati, remaining
for the present in digni6ed retirement
II is now stated that President Polk will visit New
York on the 22d inst
The Trenfon Ners of Tuesday says, Mr. Secretary
Walker we understand, went through this city, from
Philadelphia New York, Friday last and on satur.
day returned Princeton whore he 10 10 spend few
days with his brotherinlaw, Col Cook. He looks lit
tie by hs incessant toll and anxiety but the
rise in the price Of grain no has maniesty improved
entirely restore him.
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Naval Intelligence.

The U iron steamship Allegheny is now approseh-
ing to completion at the building yard OF Joseph romn.
of the work. both regards strength and othness,
do not hesitate to say that win compare with any
constructed by John L. Porter Naval Constructor under
whose direction the ship spsrs. gun carriages boats
joiner work. &C., have been made. To that oblging
gentleman indebted for the following particu-
lars connected with the vessel Her dimensions
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Common Pleas.

Ger. ALLEN JAguire.-This was an action TO re-
drawback on cargo OF rasins The piantin pur
part of the contract that no should be allowed draw
back of is per ncpien damages and 40 per cent
fof damages by sea- The plaintiff afterwards claimed
the whole of the drawback by reason Of damages and
the refused alleging that the contract contain
iury found verdict for plaintiff of $685. 81.
Before Judge DAILY
Calrin Patterson james NJ Fsrsuson This was an
action of trespass appeared the plaintiff with others.
hired stable from defendantthat some Of the parties
owed MIN rent and he issued landlords warrant The
parties hearing Of his intention moved their property of
the premises they followed by the defendant, who
seized four wheeled cab and double set Of
not owe him any rent The property was afterwards
repevened by the plaintiff and he now brings his action
damages for the trespass The case IL adjourn
ed q this morning.
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'onnage Carp enters meas urement

tonnage, Carpenters measurement. 100 tons.
She built entirely of iron excepting the plsnking
on the gun deck; her store rooms bread room. shell
room, sail ROOM magazine chain lockers, coal hunks.
head capsans, Sc, being all of iron, also her berth
deck gun and berth deck, water ways SC. The
Allegheny is to be bsrque rugged, and will present q
handsome appearance ON the water and il is the opinion
OF competent judges that she will be fast ship under
canvass alone Her rigging, which has been made by
John Irwin Son. of this place, 10 all fitted and ready to
60 board the ship is launched. She is to
be propelled with Lieut.: w. w. Hunters submerged
horizontal propeles which officer Is also superintend
ing the work. and from the energy that he has NANTES
ted at all times to carry out his plan we heartily wish
that in this shphe may be trumphsny successful which
We have every to believe will be the err
armament for the present will consist Of four heavy 81
FOUNDERS mounted pivot fire in any direction
These guns will weigh 10000 pounds each, and were
manufactured by Messrs Knapp and Totem place
and from the great strength with which they made 1t
is calculated that they will range much farther than any
guns now in use in our navy The ship also pierced
for side battery Of six % Founders which be put
at pleasure Is that her draught of water
when fully equipped for sea- will be 10 feet She has
two low pressure engines Of 900 horse power each,
which also being built by Mr. Tomnson. the work
manshp Of which would do credit to any establishment
her cylinders 60 inches diameter and four feet stroke
- posf
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THE Fair.

Mr. BRADY would respectfully request AZ shoss visit
ll the Fair, and wishing TO obtain slthu pseuer
reotype likeness In the best style Of the TO examine his
specimens there on exhibition Mr. Brdy has receiyso ne
FIST for the two years ana ieaves WIN ms
public TO Judge II he mer its u sRAin. V "n"t
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PENNSYLVANIA IMPROVEMENTS. We are indebted
to friend at Harrisburg for the following official
statement Of tolls received the public improv
Of Pennsylvania up to October ist ls46 compared with
receipts up to the same period in 1s45 -
Tolls received up to October l. 1896. 81 COS l25 SO
Tolls received up TO October l. lst5.... 9sU,9z6 20
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Sickness OF THE SEASON The pTesent las peen
one Of the most sckly seasons ever luiown, IN
North Carolina 1t has progressed III cebsnce o. an o
cal causes, and progressed from De sea,a .pond
mountains II il remarkable that Wilmington snouu
have been much less affected than oher psrts oil the
The pine country in the lower part o. ne ss
Is said also to have been exempted ~ % us
Inc old ashjoned "bious snd in some cases eonges,
tive fever and what il called by some the cold plague
-Riiminefop IN. o. Courier.
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The Richmond papers state that on the 9th
inst, William X. Myers, Samuel 3. Myers, and
william 8 Burr charged with shooting d Marvin Hoyt
appeared in court. On examining the attending phys
clans who pronounced Mr. Hoyts condition more crit
cal than has heretofore BEEN owing to protrusion OF
the brain from wound his Honor continued the case
to Monday next holding the parties to bail in $1,000
each for their appearance before him at that time
The Enquirer of the 9Th inst says:-The case OF the
Commonwealth against w. X. Myers SC, for shooting
D. NJ. Hoyt, again came up before the Mayor yesterday
Hoyts physicians, Drs Carmichael and Mills repned
to question put by the Mayer that they regarded me
condition of their patient as more critical tnan mao
been-a fungus having formed on the BRAIN The coun
sci for tbs accused who said that their clients were
anxious for trial. then moved that the Court adjourn 70
Hoyrs bedside and conduct the examination there-ex
GLIDING all persons but the parties and counsel They
said that II usual to adopt such courseand Hoys
physicians had expressed the opinion that from the
composure which he exhibited the investigation would
do him no injury The counsel added, however, that,
AZ matter Of course, tho examination Of Hoyt would be
q searching After some consultation, the Mayor
declined the propositions; and At the suggestion OF The
counsel for the accused the continued over TILL
next monday, with the understanding that IL the Mayor
should think proper he might hold the examination in
the mean time, upon giving the accused six hours
notice Last evening Hoyt was good deal worse.
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. -.
And it il estimated the increase OF he remaining Two
months Of the fiscal year those OF last Will be about
$4,000, which will make the increase " the whole year
the last upward of $4,000, notwithstanding the
disasters by the flood OF last spng aud the consequent
detention Of navigation Phil Seminal 0ci.
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DETwEEN Mercer and Murray streets, q Gold Brooch
ID N the shape Of harp. The hnder will be suitably
watdsd by lie wing at the desk Oft Herdd once
o6 3tsrc
lust PUBLISHED, a curious book about the shahsrs.
ID the title OF Which 10 "Lo Here aud Lo There, The
BURGESS sTRIN0ERy,..
OF 2tsr 222 Broadway conner OF Ann street ~ y
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The death Of the Hon r.. H. Bucknsr late Chancellor
the State Of Mississippi 10 announced In the Nsschsz
L
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UNION HILL ACADEMY,
FORDHAM. WEsCHEsTER COUNTY,
NEAR NEW YORK..
ALEX. DEMP STER, "A. mr., Principal

REV. WILLIAM POWELL
this Seminary Ar TAUGHT ali the branches Of solid Ear
sh educatiou with the other modern Languages and the
Classics required The pupils have this peculiar edvan
agehat the whole Of study 70 condnetsd ov me
Principal himself To foreigners who wisn 70 -
Offers every advantage the Principal nnows sumsss
the French spanish German languages TO snAbie HIM
10 Communicate instruction pupils from those countries
Board and washing per annum SSoo'
sis TuThSamsrh -----------------------
TO DRUGGISTS, &c.
EoR SALE Lease Store r, SoSd M s
mi a,J compete assortment OF Drugs, Chemicals,
E,ncv Arriccs &c situated in Of the best getEhbos-
md ghfares the part OF the city
The store doing large and increasing prescription
"a f.m,Iv siness, and Wishing 10 enter
and profitable business this Is opportunity seldom
~ he met with Terms reasonable.
70 AMY Ar Ar 100 six h avenue. Of TuThkSsr
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.sss
Nassau tth sld sch Chostaw Handy New foaki oatess.
.NEwsrss NC. Dec sa-An sehn Diamond, Grinss. New
rcrt; 18th Julia Nancy Lewis %; 2Sh' Eno flooding.
NEwsUlyronr, Jan !An brig Henry, salem, load FOR
NEvronr. Jan 3-Ohes Of the Msrcury-An briggs Prince
JGiayill. G.as.I Hvse. 9.sxs Hall s,yannsH, for
Ell k Ifs;: ss s' issS
PEss, Del, Jan Arr sehr Heroine, soops Carlisle.
sua. be.sd down There Al the Piers, two heIn
and bov. I.ioa where IA. been for two or three
e
ss s
c:sphns and 0e. Pas to kspq.
aooE,ds Sns cut her cargo; CID schr w Cooper Nor
Holiness Hole; ith. Moaumeat Baltimore Boston; Cid
" .ss 10 Cuba fS
land; b.faus Ellen Augusta. 6rs. G..sIis; ith Clio
Mia ol po.sn H.a - .es sh 09 s.
Paine townl Edscksbarg Boston. Capt Paine
ten % SSs e from Mn
Il, s::s : sss .: .s. ;;.
Jan $50 .eHI toni: Eld;d.: N:o.;
tsw .shI Eiifn h AZ, .ehr; WomP,t.st Ea.seih City
Midas French do: below brig Grand Turk from Philade
Rh1 also s .oOr Supposed =. ye,ory Rh9ds: from New
Paine, Norfolk; .oop: L.orhs.r Ksrssy and James
Long Jones New York; Huntrsss, Grape. New Bedford
RleHMosO t-sld sehrs Sea- Hart, New York; Anne
usA.ra, i'm s.Arr brig Jacob Story CaysaSs 3D. t5s
HALIFAX Ms; kebscss { Polly, and others
WAsEHAM. Dec se7AT sloop Els,nor, Bsme, New York;
Danton Richmond.
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PrrLAprLrnrA, January 8. ~.

PrILApELrnIA, January g, la4s.
There d nothing new the tapis to-day The weather
10 raw and chilly. portending some more snow.
Christian Huber was warmly received last evening
1t the Chestnut street Theatre, by . numerous and
quite Intelligent audience. His performances were rap.
turously applaudsd.
Templsten sings tonight in Trenton, and tomorrow
night at the Musical Fund Hall in this city.
The stock market 10 rather Stacker today prices de-
clined, and but limited business DONE There are
NO sales Of State 5 The report Of the u States Bank
stockholders on the 5th you have pubished- II Does
not appear that any thing then done has operated
the price Of the shares unless the fact OF being
sold to-day arises from increased confidence The
part Of holders that its present price not equal To
value Girard Bank shares tell OF i; Reading Railroad
Bonds j. Reading Railroad shares maintained their po-
sition.
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
JAN. 6.-FiRsr BoARp.-6.0 900 Aims House loan, g. IL
800; svcksburg, Iii $50 Reading RR, p, 2sI; 1000
do Bonds. BIS, 6s; 20o0 Lshigh Nav. 6s, as
AyrKR SALEs-oo Reading RR, 2st 100 do do, 2sl;
100 40 do DDS rs Western Bk b6 46; 30 Grard Bk
ID, 81; 90 do 80, 81
SECOND BoAsD-25o Gir.rd Blk. 81; do 81; $500 Le
high Nav. os 45l 400 County ss 6ods (oid s5 1000
Reading RR Bonds, 675
ATrER sALrs- - 600 Reading RR Bonds, o7a.