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CONSTIPATION
(COSTIVENESS)
DESTROYED

wv Discovery recently made in Fs.ncs by NJ Warrior
re al thirty seni:tse 9Th English edition translated from
agreeable and inalbe means, recently discovered France
stnae nvsteat- and hsbtual constipation, without using
Their purgaves, injections baths followed great
persons Of DISTINCTION certifying the complete efficacy Of the
address ofhe physician or other person who test6es
The authors Of the certificates ATTEST only this
raj destroys constipation. and that the
nal canal to perform s evacuatng functions in its
states bat also that if by enchantment Painful
which the bowel. are suhie great number Of Other
medical sciepce 10 entirely impotent.
Sold at the National Depot, Of WARTON OF Paris, TAX
M,den lane New York and by all and medicine
dealers the United States ms lmsr
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TO LET.

III
TO A SMALL FAMILY-The upper part of house
E Chambers street, consulting of front and back
with pantry; on the second hoor and front and bed
the third floor, and if required attic room with
the use OF Croon water other privileges A
ply to A. 8. VAN PROAG 81 Warren st.
a2W<r -
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.
4 A. MODERN BUILT COTTAGE, Stable and
@ Coach House attached with about Of land, the
principal part Of which well stocked with fruit and
every Ten minutes within 1--WE minute walk Of The houss
Situation between 10th and For further inorma
IGN apply 70 JOHN BATHGATE, i3l Ninth street, 6r DR..
WOODb Harlem. mrl2 lm*rc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Proprietor.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Pncs cents pr oopy-C
y Per annum-psyablrin advance.
WEELY HERALO-Every safurday-Frice 81 cents per
eopy-$J lz1 ceps per annum-payable in advance. -
.SADvERTisEMENTs at The usual pnces-awsys oashis
PRINTING Of all kinds with beauty and despate
Al ieuen conmaArarIons Dy mail, addrcasea %
ge ablshmcnt DO poE paid the postage will be
esductcd from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRx HsRAI.p EsrA ssHMxHY
North-West Of Fulton and Nassau
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PREMIUM BOOTS
90 FINE FRENCH BOOTS for % So city made. and ara
nequ those sod in other for "a Tine E,sr.S
Cais Soo,. 70, 81 saS. 70 p, ssss made this city
Sne Mandatory Of the fashionable IN The c;t
Our Boots having been Judged the late Fair NJ Mia
ssd to be the best sold Ia this city. " - 80
All Boots warranted TO give satisfaeis0n.
YOU'VE 4 JONES, I Ann srret ...4
4 ms lmsm near Broadway, New York
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LOOk AT THIS!
90 LADiES AND GENTLEMEN, IL you wsn
me article Of Boots and Shoes call s67 Broad
where you will hnd the asormsnt cheapest and
Broadway, corner Of Frzrk kiln street - "
low price doIlsrs III CAIIIII
a1t im-r
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,Ce,.,ns of the Enquirer.

~ Tn. ENQUIRER Is published DAILY aud SEMI
rEEKiY For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
ann and at the rate Of eight dollars II taken ior sno''
:. nrr,od than one year For the Semi-Weekiy, uve
Sa,s per anaum, and Three Dollars ioi SIX mohsns
ya,le IN advance to be paid IN the eet or remeo ny
a,n post paid; or Six Dollars per annum al the emu %
lie year, ,,sa mar mail
All dues 10 this Office may be remnteo pcl n "a
- - cd an,. available Bank notes, al the riss VI 'uo
.he pos.cr. Of all letters esrRg pad os sae D
rhr nosaee Of a single letter Is scafcei. OF any
~, writer Itis the accumulation al postage, w on
,nsiye business, which operates as seriouS 'aA
n,,nve Eii'ors.>
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
:, rur DAILY ENoUfRER-Fcr one square Of
" ines or less first insertion, hny cents, and
~ snet cedme insertion iwep.yhv ctnts--i Insert
- 10. \ wsea twice week, or three times week,
,hry seven and 9 half cents.
IN the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sixteen
q, less first insertion, IS cents; fo< each e"alnu
sr,s from distance mns, be accompanied withthe
san,e pay, satisfactory references, 10 insure eieeu
.L,.. - .u. = IL.
md In that propprtion for advertisements OF q
ss,,.r lsn ath-except Ls;fry Vendors and Auction
90. who are charged hundred dollars, (papes in
era@d.l
- All Obituaries and Marriages from the untry,
rS,nsver The psrty's handwriting Is unknown at this
dce must b. authenticated by the eadorsaton oil tne
nosmasier In the ne.hborhood or they VIII In no case
\ n,h,!shed. Every measure, that has been taken %
,ssen, imposcus and luizzes, has proved heretofore
na:ai,ing We must therefore, INSIST, IN such case
rnon the communication being certified by the name oil
,ha Postmaster, .,riiten the back OF The letter
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TUESDAY, April I.
IN SENATE.

The orders OF the day were called for al an
early hour, on motion OF Mr. Ashley, and the
morning business was unimportant.
MIR. Webster took up some omitted points in
that part OF the Washington Treaty which rela-
ted TO The North Eastern Boundary He held 10
his hand the opinions of Pamerston, Douglass
and Napier, all condemnine the Treaty for the
cessons made to the United States He did not
intend TO read these opinions 10 balance those OF
Peel and others. He was free to confess that
overstatemenls had been made on both sides. All
he claimed for the Washington Treaty was, that
there had been no concession on our part for
which full equivalent was not received. He
complained thatthe concessions on our part were
mentioned BY gentlemen upon the other side, and
not stated by gentlemen where the concessions
were TO Us. The surrender Of Rouse's Point
was regarded as an act of great importance 10
us and the history Of the last war, as we'll as the
examinations OF Captain Taleott and Commo-
dore Morris, found that the site was of immense
importance to US. In closing this branch Of the
subject, Mr.. Webster said he feared that much OF
the prejudice which had arisen upon this subject
sprung from desire not to award too much
credit 10 those who had negotiated the Washing.
ton Treaty.
The Caroline and Mcleod affair WAS then the
subject ofdebate and all tha, related 10 this sub
ject, was given with the greatest miDuteness and
interest Mr. Webster dwell upon the fact tina,
all this had occurred under Mr. Van Buren's Ad.
ministration. The Caroline was destroyed in
1856, and Mr. Mcleod wac arrested in $780,
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Is cHAECERY-vfnsisIA: AT Rules hold In the
Cleikb Once Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
se Chaneery for the eoon,y Of sury the second day
February, ls46:
John Carroll administrator de bonis non. with the
VII annexed Of Cray Carroll, deceased, Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth Harrison widow and devisee Of Carter B.
Coapland. Defendants.
:. lac defendant, Benjamin II. COPELAND, NO, having
aied his appearance and given security according to
ACT OF Assembly and Rules of this Court, and u APP
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inha.
Of ibis Commonwealth, Il 10 ordered that the said
sieaoant do appear here on the 6rst Monday 10 May
zen, and answer the blu Of tho plaintiff; and that Q
ny OF this order be forthwith inserted In sonno news
Ss ss published In the City Of Richmond, for two
az s soeesn,vs;y ana ano:hes copy thereof posted
Acopy. Tests, =.
a. lo-ewan wM'r. UNDERWOOD, c. g.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

THE subscribers under the firm OF CARDWELL d
l WILSON have opened Shop on tenth, between
Main and Cary Streets for the manufacture and sale oil
Agricultural Impleu,ens-such as Poughs, Cutivators,
Us,,ows Ccul.ers Horse Powers, Thrashing Machines,
Wh. Fans Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, &c, &C.; to.
,e,her with Fia,tenug Presses, and Tobacco Work OF
all kinds, and they hope by strict attention to business
and "a The character OF their work merit and receive
share Of public patronage. All orders executed with
despatch and on accommodating terms; and they aiso
Manufacture and keep good assortment OF Broose's
Fans and will sell at reduced prices. Those In want OF
work or Eny repairing OF above description are
spectfoy invited favor with call, II they want
10 save ten per cent the purchase
Ian sesm CARDWELL & WILSON.
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NJ MARRIAGES.

Married, on the oath March, BY Elder s. B
Rice, FREDERICK M. CAsELL, 10 Miss CLARA H
COLEMAN. daughter Of John J. Coleman, all o
Nelson county.
Married. on Wednesday evening, March 4th
BY Elder Thos. S. Morris, Mr.. Tnos. S. Dixon
10 Miss ELIZA A. Fl. JENNINGS, all OF New Ken,
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber ON "Wednesday, the
II i,h March, PATRICK, bright Mrlauo, about Zee,
10 or II inches In height large whlSkers and long
h,.hy nair tIn is well acquainted in Richmond AMI
Petersburg, and IT is quite probable that he is lurking
about one or the other Of these places VIII give me
above reward any who will apprehend said Mu-
l,t,o AMI secure him, thar get MIN again
RICHARD A. PERRY,
Anr,l 3-cA Cabin Point, Surry County.
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W.saIxarox, April 5, 1876.

To tie Editor Of the Union:
SrR. Having been absent from the House Of
REPRESENTATIVE. on the ID inst, when The final
vole was taken on The independent or ''su5.trea-
.ury" bill, you will please allow ne 10 say,
through your paper, that had been present
should have voted for ii. ! have long
maintained, 10 other situations, the general
policy of this measure, and desire, 10 my present
one TO share in all the responsibilities which
willing support Of it can involve.
Your obedient servant
JAS. MCDOWELL,
OF Virginia.
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-l---s------s
A SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN "a Viranien) who has prepaTfd hIn-
"A self posey for Teacher, and having haa sevs-
raj years experience In teaching, wishes situation as
in ali the branches Of an English Educatioo Mathema-
ues and the Latin and Greek Languages. TESTIMONY.
sis scholarship and character VIII be gwen rom INC
most undoubied sources.
Address-R. d. c., Pbysie Springs, Buekingham CO.
Va DcC. lo-CWu
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BOARD OF MANAGERS

Or IHE btbbE VI
Elected at The las, Annual Meeting held in The
Uniled Presbyterian Church, in the City Of Rich
mond, on Tuesday evening, 7th April, 1915:
Rev. PHILIP COURTNEY, Presidents
Rev. George Woodbridge, is. Vice President;
Rev. VIM. S. Pluner, I'd
Rev. VIM. Norwood, 4h
Mar. Samuel Reeve, Corresponding Secretary;
Mr. VIM Williams Recording Secretary,
Mr. VIM Allison. Treasures;
Rev Leonidas Rosser, Rev. John +. Edwards.
Rev. LEROY NJ. Lee, Rev. James Bolton, Rev.
Robert Michaeis, DR.. Roheit w. HaIall, Me.srs.
C. G. GIiswo!d, Geo. Hulchison. Jno. D. Mum
ford. Richard Whitfield, P. Van Deursen, John
Williams, Michael Greier, Benz. B. Minor, TIL.
n. Ellis and Fl 3. Gwaihmey.
zrCAROLINE-A meeting OF the citizens
Of this county will be held on Monday ntrt, Chat
being Court day, } 10 take into consideration The
proposed division of the comfy. The meeting
will be held ia The Court House at an early hour
before ihe sitting Of the Confl. A full attendance
of the ciiizens IS desired. Citizens OF the coun-
ties OF King 6: Queen and ESSEX, who may be
at Conn, are requested to come into The meeting
Correspondence Of Tie Noble HsraH I 7'nbans J
PENSACOLA March 80.
There was another revolution anticipated To
take place in very few days. Gen. Ampcdias
army, which had been ordered 10 the frontier o.
Texas, had rerolted, and about 1000 refused %
march any further 10 tha, direction and The re-
mainder, about 1000, DC. being very deslfiops 10
I proceed themselves, would no, force The oineIs,
/ sothey came TO halt.
/ The frisae Cumberland had arrived al Vera
| Cruz, previous TO the sailing Of 'Es .;oueIs, an9
on hey arrival there, Commodore Connor holstef
his broad pennant on board Of he.. Tbs
fripaie Rari,an will sail from ibis place. destined
for Vera Cruz, tomorrow or the nett day. The
eomers II is said will sail icr ST. Domingo in 9
few DAYS with despstehss the nature of which
: am al los TO conjecture.
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he had concluded, the House adjourned

PiLor Boar RoMER ARRIVED OuT.-The New
York Sun says: 1.-THE ltomer arrived at Liver
pool on the evening of the Sd March, after pas
sage of ,wenty.tWo daysn
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DISSOLU TON.

DoGERT A. MOON having bought the interest OF
II IT, MOON in tbs business of Z. II. & K. A.
NOON the same Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, All persons indebted The late frm Will make
7yme ut 10 Robert A. Moon, and all claims against me
.,m. viii be paid by him the name of the firm will
be used by either Of US In liquidation. ;, a,
no. a. MOON.
The undersigned bess leave Inform the friends OF
The late arm Of z. II. & Il. a. MOON, and me pnoiic
generally that he will continue the selling OF Dry
Goods Groceries, &C. the old stand Of the late CON
oe.n, and soiici,s their patronage. no. A. MOON.
La Sn-cWiW
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MORE DOCTORS.

Al The late commencement Of the Medical De.
parlmenl of the University of Pennsylvania, tie
degree of Doctor oil Medicine was conferred upon
l64 Students, among whom We find the names OF
the following virginans. (4D-Robert D. Bas-
kerville, Waverly Honor; Ben. F. Brown,
Wcstmoreland; Sam. J. Brown, Norfolk; John
]. bearing, Rappahannock; Chas. z. Oeyerle,
Salem; Br;scoc b. Donaehe, Staunton; Thes.
]. Gaines, City of Richmond; J. Gregg Gibson,
Winchester; Ben. Harrison. Charles City
VIM. H. Jones, Boydton; WIN. Kinney, Jr,
Staunion; George Her, Eastville; G. w.
Lewis, King George J. D. NJ. Li'chfeld,
Abingdon; Thos E. Marabe, LawTenceYille;
Mar. 3. Marshall, Leeds Manor; Thos. Z.
Massie, Hot Springs; Mat Fl. Miller Glouces-
Ter; Robinson Miller, Norfolk; David Minge,
Petersburg; VIM. S. Morris, Montpelier
James Nowlin, Rocky Mount; ErasIus w.
Peck, Pearisburg; Thos. S. Powell, Lawrence
vile; B. B. Reynolds, Lewisburs; Robert w.
Rose, Norfolk; Martin P. Scott, Fauquier
Thos. P. Shields, Gainesville; Geo. M. Skip
with, Genito Jno. F.. Summers, Middeburg
Alfred w. Talaierro, Gloucester; VIM. l.
larry, Boydlon; Francis R. Vincent, Peters
burg; VIM. E. Walker, Brunswick; Mat P
Waller, Williamsburg Thos. L. Warins, Ay-
let's; ]. Spolswood Wexford, Fredericksburg
Ro C. Wickham, Taylovsvie; Jas. E. VIII.
liams, Port Royal and VIM Fuqua (last Jnly.l
The address TO the graduates was delivered By
Or. VIM. Gibson, Professor OF Surgery.
We are happy to announce, that Mr.. JOSEPH
Burke, the distinguished Violinist, al the reques
OF many Of his friends, has made arrangements
10 give another Concert in this city on Tuesday
evening next, The I4Ih April. Much 10 our re
gret, VIC were prevented from Icing present
his last musical entertainment. From his higt
musical reputation. and from the warm eulosie
of good Judges, We can safely promise TO our fel
Iow.ci,izens rich treat. We give them notc,
in advance, 30 that they may prepare not only t
welcome most worthy and accomplished artss'e
bu, a. the came time crafty their own love 70
exquisite music. A friend in Hanover is so anx
ious 10 hear Burke, that be means 70 tide INVENT!
miles 10 be presen, a,the Concert on Tuesday.
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augustus Fischer.

ATTORNEY & I-LAW,
AUSTIN, TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly TO any business
w connected with his profession in ihis city and The
adjoining counies He win also ate nd 10 any business
Ia The Land Office procuring PATENTS and per-
fec;inc TILES &c. Letters must be postpaid TO procure
attention.
Rryrsrsps, Hon. J. ?. Henderson, San Augustine;
Han. Etesezet Alien, Austin; Hp. Memucan Hunt,
Galveston; J. D. Groesbeeek, Galveston and hUuSon
Dtldonde and Groesbesck, New Orleans. Jan. AZ
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have apponted Saturday, the llth OF April next to
tIy into effect the above decree, which day, BY 10
o.cck, A NJ the parties interested will attend before
., a, the Clerk's once, in Drumnond Town, with
sues papers and other evidence a. win enable me to
nuke up mo accounts ordeted In the nbose cause.
MEASE SMITH,
lsb l3-owew 0ommissoner In ChxnoerY.
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To Gn.,YiLLE NrS1ALLY AID ErhaAiM NrssALLI
oENTLEMEN-Take notice that shall take the oe
" nostions OF Reuben Boatvyi light and others the
26,h day Of April next between the hours OF o'clock
a ~, and 8 O'Clock, P. NJ, al the Tavern House Of
rad "A in suit now depending In the Circuit
snps Court Of Law and Chancoiy for the county OF
Prince Edward In which am plaintiff and you are de-
PENDANTS. hoocRi u. CoAh.
Peh C1-fXSW
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ssb. ia-ewsw
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HARD TO SATISFY.

The Wing press are commenting upon the
fact. that the English newspapers do not conceal
the 10y they feel al The passage OF the Tariff Of
1916. Why shond they conceal III We are
NOT a.toni.hed 10 see them express qualification
at the passage OF measure which merely re-
spends 10 The previously adopted enaeIments OF
The British Parliament. The Tariff OF 1916 will
enlarge the trade between the two countries, and
will benefit both. Tic Wing press, however,
argues that England only will he benefited, and
American labor vastly deprecated, because, for
soolh, the British press rejoice that The Tariff bill
has PASSED. This lceic was contradicted by the
conduct of the Wing press itself, on the occasion
oflhe several notifications OF the British Tariff
made nv Sir Robert Peel. When the Canada
corn bill was passed. the press OF both parties
here rejoiced; when the duty upon American pro-
visions. beef, pork, cheese, &C., was reduced, The
press OF America congratulated The country and
when The corn laws we're finally repealed, oul
press on both sides hailed the fact as bright and
good omen. Is every thing wrong which thu
British papers commendl Forbid the thought
We do not often have COED things said OF US BY
John Bull, and, when he does lend us smile, dc
let us enjoy it without simultaneous counter
crowl from the Whie press.
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pauIryKEy LAND IN MARKET

TIME subscr Der, wishing 10 chaEEehs place oi lnca-
tion, either Tor the South or West, Is induced by
tha and other considerations, 10 oef ioi sae, ."
Sonable terms three Farms located on the Panunkey
River: Frst-The Oak Spring Farm, yihg inWeuIa'e-
IL on the river offers perhaps a. many Inducements NJ
nv Farm Of its size lhs tide water section IL con-
1an. three hundred and fifty Of land, TWO nun
dred and fifty Of which is arabic and ana now unaet
a high state Of cultivation and Improvement, having
rscentv been married with the green sand mari, and Is
now well set in clover. II has on il Two story Wood
House. with eight commodous rooms, Closets &c, per
tanning to a convenient house; Kitchen win iour
rooms Dairy; Ice House; Negro Cabins; Barns; ahu 4
6no stable Carriage and Cart House, as 10 be found
anywhere This Farm has attached To II hne FISHERY,
and the river banks abound in mari The second Farm,
called Iayeld lies separated from the first BY narrow
srp Of land. This Farm contains, ny recent survey,
six hundred and seventy acres Of land two hundred oil
which Is in wood remarkably well ,lmhered-that To-
e-ther with the arabic land is under ne enclosure,
and good state Of cultivation Some Of this land mas
becu married. and all Of il well ditched Tins farm mas
an Orchard IL, containing some eisnl OF nine uile
EN- kinds Of fruit, all of superior quality IL can boast
nj fine water also; there being numerous springs, ana
well on the Farm. The Buildings consist Of an over
seer's House, with two rooms Smoke House s,ans
porn Corn Houses and Negro Cabins all oil comfort
nbr order. The third Farm, being some two miles aus
,ant from the two above mentioned Farms, offers con
siderable Inducements as regards health, hne water
&c IL contains three hundred and thirty acres OF land
nj, living beautifully some very productive meadow
land attached TO il; and The greater poruh ol ,e ie
land has been married, and IL now IN clover Ihe i-
| uyovemrnts consist in small Wood House, Win
| four rooms and necessary onihouses. Ihese lanns
,re MI well situated being surrounded by energetic
honorable planrrs and the nelsborhood can beast oil
ne good health AZ any other tdewaier section. Either
Of the above mentioned Farms IRE admirably adapted
e., , nhvs,rnn: IN. practice being worth from one thou
sand five hundred 10 Two thousand dollars ana goou
money 1t that. 49,, ~.
az November n. Il " i'll then he sold publicly.
Al the same Time the premises, VII! he sold Sc
yen,y or eighty Negroes, for cash. the lands Tor one
,n;d rash The balance in one and two years install
ments with deed Of trust Oh the premises until iia
"'N"'' WM. +. BRAXTON.
King William County Aug. 25-cwtds
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,n. Enouirer is published DAILY and SEMI
~ For The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
a, the rate Of eight dollars If taken for short
n!N' ~ man one wear For the Semi-Weekly, five
o. iF'a.I annum aud Three Dollars for six months,
~ advance 10 be pad IN ths Office, RENTED by
Is i paid; or Six Dollars per annum al The end OF
te 4, dues Ia this office may he romitted per mail,
~ ana available Bank notes, at The risk oil the Edi-
rsstare u all letters beng paid by the pr'ters-
'i ii single letter is scarcely Of any account
ttn'w,,rr II is the accumulation Of postage, IN an
i1Ne .,,e business, which operates as serious tax
aaa.re Eii'ors.i -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
:. rur DAILY ENGulRER-For one square OF
- nr. n less, first insertion, Tiny cents, and
W. s4t,ns insertion twenty-five ctnts-n insert
r,'n week twice 4 week, or three times week,
- even and half cents.
advertisers are charged fifty dollars for Thirty
~" and IN that proportion for advertisements of a
M ., lencth-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
s CAV, are charged one hundred dollars (paper in
~ ruE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square of sixteen
. ., less first insertion, IS CENTS for each conlinu-
,ncr 80 cents ~.
at.,. from distance must be accompanied with the
pay or satisfactory references, 10 insure eHocu-
~ Al Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
s~n,yrr The partys handwriting Is unknown AZ ths
n5. ANS, lie authenticated by The endorsaton oil the
eo.er IN the neighborhood, or they VIII IN u" case
- ,nbi,hed Every measure, that has been taken 10
,sat ,mposiiions aud quzzes, has proved heretofore
y.,l,ur We must, therefore, INSIST ~ SUCH case,
Nh, The cnmmu ncation being certified by the name "i
=, po.imas er. rritien the back OF the letter