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22132 ~ 10 IS pounds per
2ix56 2o 10 80 pounds per
22X2s, - 10 80 pounds per
Sab 70 - 81 pounds per
2iIZ3 "a to 81 pounds per
2fx33, 81 10 90 pounds per
26tS7 % 10 SO pounds pr reem.
2SxS6 50 10 s. pounds per
2axi2, SO 10 46 pounds per resIa
231+6, AZ TO % pounds per ream.
iixs6 go TO IS pounds per resm. For sale by
ms I'm CYRUS w. FIELD No. 9 Burling-st
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an0la Rubber GOODS.

ISDiA RUBDER GOODS, manufactured " HOE
4 ACE T. DAY iJt sale a. . Naldrlane, alter lss Ma
. CorI.aGd-sL
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: UEclSION OF JUpuE PUTNAM IN TIE OASh Of
JAMES WATSON WEss.-Tempe OF Kessn Judge Put.
man presiding.
Mr. Ssd,cbey(The Judge mas him by the nose, and In
snosner Instant the Damascus will have kissed his
cheeS>-"lu looking yesterdays Courier and En-
qui,er judge noce that Webb continues stir in the
Oregon question IA hnsiy as ever"
JsaSe PE'Haa--" Sir. let Webb STR in the Oregon
sesnon as much a. be pcases the world will never mis-
take him for Webster -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

~7h.-s.-1hz1@7P PENDENT LINE FOR NEWPORT
PROVIDENCE AND BO>rOS DIRECT. Tntee times
1 ,SeeS each ~ay. -
Ch.ti =unca sni f.vOrtts steamboat NEPTUNE, con-.
MINDED by CSpt YIN Rollins. viii leave SewiorA from
pier No Surtn S,r-r for Newport. Providence and Bcs-
ion direct, on Mca5ay Wednesday and Friday att O'CLOCK
? arriving Ia Providence IN FOR the morning uaC
Of cans 10 So,ol Taunton New Ssd'ori Fa. River &c
and also connects wiki ;hs steamboats, running eaii % -
kena-1ec sud PSuObscoifivrrs.
R-.arnius MI eve Ptovd-uc- fof Newport and New
YorS Oh Tuesday. Thursday sd saturday att O'clock
NJ ARRIVE, ot 81 O'CLOCK iuzii tG 0; cas- from Sosloa
4 Sris of trrlg bt tikea ~ tht .ove,, rste,
F9r fAstl-c particulars r1cu-- OF . go = FAlRCHlLD.
y b. To- W-s;-,t orot John IL RICH icNO, PreyTeacc.
ani AZ H. office on inc st-tulh '-. ltrd.aS
ra- boat nOsr IN lie most complete order haviog BEG
iurnishet with pair of boilers ana many ya!u4pe TN
proyeMsuis aided 10 her engine an mschiaery by which
the speed u lhe Ooal, uch Im9rofct several ne" zsi,
rooms hAve d. added and hcc accpnuO atoms atlrrSe
enlarged Ard improved Tho travelling pubic who con.l
safety couSp economy, and speed wi! do 80 oy pasEoc
,zug i- boat sse Is believed 10 b. tbs best and fastest
boat : this cOuaEry
All persaCs are or5ii trusting tis oot; except IN wit
t.u order from he Captain, O;A-r bills viii os pad
HS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

-, FOX sALE-A valuable farm. pleasantly sltustec
a5 in the Town .. Harrison. Westchsster County ~
.' containing l5U o hst.r4e land 10 OF which ara
wood. reminder De powed moved or pssiured i
well wsIerei wth Streams .uatrsyer sl.-has god gum
ty fruit rge and rst rate barns and other ouibu1
ues the dwelling large containing IS large apartments
with hall rurnns thr0u. them. The prospect from tie
dwelling beluuu. OF The eye can be vie"r
nearly the who' farm with portion OF Loag Island nnt
the sound The land IS OF good qGaliiyies gradually
descending 10 the South good for all iads of grain
hss grove o! beautiful Locust timber Farther description
is houg unnecessary I'll aa wish to purchase Gre re-
cu.d 10 view the farG which situated the road lead
ing from White Plsn. the Purchase snd s,ree,-Si
miles East of the Railroad White Plsns-St OF Port
chester.
n B.-If said arm ispos"i OF b-fore Thurs
day 10th day Of March It VIZ be sold a! F. NJ of that
Nv Oh premises For farther particulars inquire on the
premises OF Abner Mead, OF o.
ANruUNY BLEECKER, Ne. Brosi-s. y. 7.
Eah-,4ry d 1895 =
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nays OyERsHOEs-PncesR Iosss.s,ss
~ can lst!mIe awarded a SILVER medal Tor .Hese b:sf ~
any other IN the arzet Yet ih1 prices have oeeI
10 compare wiki The poorest article IN TIE market
Maidsr.ErP
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5neuranre.

rs7f.E ALLIANCE niUTuAL Insurance comPe'
{ ny-0dce No. 81 Wai!,..Eeei
lanes De p C)gfrn r Burru Loring Andrews
VIA. II. aspiuwsii, A. Norris D A CorsIocs'
PAM sootford A. Woodruff P. NJ We;more
s q Thurston ,Vrl A1-t.. WIN. II Russell.
= Ca,t,-rt. = Wh,tIuarss Jacob Harvey
Rol.t &. Tayior 4. 81. M-rcn-u Efw. c Center
/ p Var BERGEN johu Order BENZ. Richards
Uenry Chsncey Geo w Belts. Sar'l l.. Mitchell
ssmnel yEIIls, James Reyhurn. VIM. D. Thoulp9op,
Tbos " Ludlow II. P. Stanton, Leod 5 suRrez
Schuyie! livingston Richard !rgiui Sper aeiecioi
Gilbert Allen AlInet Reed :. Fl. Deanu.
g. Winthrop Gray, =. Foster, Jf las D. An alien
Thos. Messenger, Jed Frye Benz II. Fields
by FIRE aud the OF MAINE and INLAND Navi
gaton upo1 favorable other in his city
e. The of the business will be annually returned
10 the parties insured.
Losses sd us,ed and paid with prompntude
i (. n aE Z 6 E5Hs, Siis-Prssidsal
Lewis BEsror. Secretary. lot u
EEDtUAKY KEP0kT of.n, Mutual La, s! Insurance.
ton during he month Of February issued one hundred AMI
niue Policies. viz:
To Merchants and Trnders 20 To Physicians
To To sTSsa,. To To
To Clerks S To Mechanics .............l5
To stssiorers ......-.... To preside9's of Banks
To Druggists ITO Students
To Gardiner .............. To Hotel keepers......-
To Planters ............. ITO Teachers.
To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ITO Ladies.
To Editor.............-. Ito Genliemao........-..
Number NJ m6 5ysi a ROBINSON pre,den l"'
Mnmrn post phy.lcian 81, Broadway m2 5w
IFE ISSuHASCE.-rno Ncw-En2and Mutual
e. Lie Insurance Company OF Boston will receive appcs
tons for Lie Insurance n is Wal-st
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS ROBERT HOOPER.
WILLIAM PARSONS, CHARLES Z. CURTIS,
SaAScIs c. LOWELL, PETER WAINwkiGRr
RoEEsT g. FORBES, WILLIAM w. STONE.
GEORGE n. KuHS. THOMAS 4. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFrS,
WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pres
JoHS c. CHEEsMAS, M .. M-dics. Examiner. New-York
Forms pcaon Tor Insurance and AL necessary niof-
viii b- furnished by The subscriber NJ his oice No
SO Wali-,l Eew-York.
II n JOIN HOPPER. S'iritnr md AS-ni
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-. -=--4zz-z.--.--I. -. NAH. LINE eE~~>
AFSS From SEW fOHh TO $3.50

4 LbANG. Troy snd
MONTREAL "a Bridgeport = Housaionie snd W-s.=,a
Railroads. Etrsl cas- cars Se-SecUnd class -
The esIraos,. SIaiROO Capt. SfooAs j. and FL Re
IA Ca2-N. Topper ~" AseruAirly !eA'e lae fief ioo
q AsfSvlst sas hivvrl dzJ SlEcsy eIcepr6l al Isl!
gas. 4 n
~ AaAny passengers procv-f immediately rom Bridge
Forl upon H. aria Jt the oos .nG without change c.
Cars S.gssss, srTe ~ Albany and Troy The sane x
t-rnoc.
Raur2'rr Troy h.li-pss, ard AlSss-
sl7A y.
4 i-e;c1l trzin daily ~ aa-p4sto A. Nj
- euf iaItG-r d.oun-tcE, both u Freight "a:
,-.s app, IT, y. VI PERRY Agent The oihcr lhs
Per. 10 T. J. HALL HowSrds ho'rl, Or a. Liytng,torA
We..s Express Oaice ~ Nsll-sS
MONTREAL AND St.W-fORh-Tnr Sedbirt L.,
q Cu--i-- 90 nOIrr frcr Troy Moaea in Gomez
COZ IN III. Lie Ticke,s from New'forS 60 aeuEeeI
~ aa nhaAnel ~ hoari The boalA. o..
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STRAW GOODS.

RI, A NAPIER (aie Napier, Fisher 5sfs
from IS; Pearl-st 81 John-sl near l.sS1e
nol- Boanc;s ,ui!a5!u 9.t ms,casn!s and milaef'
ms I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

"a 4 FARli FOX AZ. E.--si!nSseo n Ire Road
S New Rochelle 10 " rite Plains ubouI squi ds,suit from
A- each containing 80 ACRES oS LAND, 81 OF Which
s Plough LaId excepting Ten Acres salchis Wood Land
Th pisc- divided 5y snc, ard laid ouiiuto conveu
LOT: Ter cultivation All the fences are Of stone in good
order and the ground hi2 sts;c Toe bni
Ina al OF yocd character auj in order For TERMS Apply
10 ) s. htS VA, On sc p .iscs ~ ~
haI hDRiANGE. 81 lnhn.st NeysFeI.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

SAILED
Brig Linden for Charleston. Wind lisb, a, w.
weather thick and fosgy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

INDIA RUBBER Carriage Cloth-oo Piese' y
Carriage Cloth, for sale low for Tho money " "a
lSg HUTCHINSON ( RrINYON ~ MN1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

NOTICE is hereby given. that Charles II. Morris, OF
Z tbs Township OF Franklin, County OF Somerset and
State of NewJersey hath this day made an assignment 10
the subscriber Of his esse for equal benefit Of his cred
TORS and tina, said creditors exhibit their respective
claims under affirmation, within the term OF SIX
months Dated March third one thousand eight hundred
and f,uy-siy Int Iayr6w PETER SERVlSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

tBBAkD'S PAFEHS-bUkN4AFa babLcCH.
IL No. rs Johnstr=.G offer for tul assortment o!
Papers manufactured By the Me,ss Hubbard comprising
Led ger Papers, blue AID white Imperial super Royal
Royal, Medium, Denny and Flat Car.
Bank Folio Post Bank Qusrt1 Post GachaDse Gag
Extra Super Cut Cap ruled aud plain
Letter Paper ruled and plain, guil assortment
Packet Post Super and Extra super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Co.or-t lGiperlslS
CoIored Royals thick and thin
Do. Medium, DO. 90.
Do. Double Cap, for copy booAs
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums, Royals, &c. &c.
e. g. also hand very extensive assortment Of
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers Plate
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Pspers They also
fok agecLs OF me ye,,u,r.< Patent Env-lop Paper.
Printing Page, Of ar size srd qualify made u cr!sr 81
amor a-r>1d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

The Detroit entirely $50 tons burthen flrnh
with and superior engine draws but little walrf ana
lis well adapted 10 tn Sallt trade.
AGESTs-E. P. H4sting Detroit, A. Seymour 70
Cl-vesof ] Z iiyinVson. Sanlt 81 Marie 2lfIm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

- TEAM POWEk-Hoods rent win steam power
SAppiyto aE0E CO. e aud 81 Gold-sl nj wv
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrog gate OF the
lCounly NewYork, Notice Is hereby given 10 all Per
having claims johann NJ Baldwin, late OF the
City Of NeS-York decessd 10 present Inc same WIN the
vouchers thereof The subscroer al his since, No "a;
Cherrystreei in the City Of New York before the
day July Dated N-wI ork ih fourteenth
.Ay of JgrtIarv 1916 LOTHIAN +. BALDWIN,
iI6 la,sGm- Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

The following tabular statement Of the earnings,
expenses &C. &c of the Railroads OF this State iod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

DEATH OF AN Ex.EpiroR--The Newburyport
Herald Tuesday announces tho death In that town, on
Monday after short Illness of Ephram w. Allen, Esq
aged IS years Mr. Allen the conductor of the Her
AID for thirty years interrupted by oaly two brief
intervals of absence He distinguished for energy
and industry aud In the days OF his early the
printer the editor and the carrier of his paper
In those times the communication with Boston was
DO slow that not unfrequently when important
were pending, Mr. Allen would prepare his paper for
press on the day previous 10 its publication and then
proceeded on horseback TO Boston. return with what
news be found there put it in type, work OFF the
sheets With his hand and then distribute them him.
selfto his subscribers,
such devotion and industry, says the Herald in any
other pursuit would have been rewarded with an ample
fortune but In vocation which, If rightly conducted is
one of the most responsible and arduous in the
nifty well as one insdequaely appreciated
and poorly rewarded he found himself when he surren.
dercd the Herald to the present Proprietors, twelve
years ago. in the possession OF very moderate compe
ency as tho hard earnings and prudent savinss of thirty
Yeara OF untiring toll
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~Tnc.RpEyEKs AND DAIRY NIEN-T,

-.se ur term OF years. farm o. ~ acres, a. Fish
ALL Landing, o. miles up me North river IN popu'
cus manufacturing district where there Is uiarS-i daily
for fruit vegetables MIX and butter, ana al other products
OF tsrn The land al arabic and meadow, divided H.
small the buildings 10 good repair Possession on
ih ~ of April Inquire NJ ~ C6aiitersit ilr g De-
i a-i y VI nln IM-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

INDICATED FUME BATH.
nR SWEETS celebrated Sulphur Fuue Bath hes, al The
~ request Of several Physicians Of this city been erected
5 Broadway of Duane-s for the OF Rheum
aisr Scrofua Govt Salt Rhsun aud all other diseases
the skin, Joints &c and Is IN readiness The ap
psrams mas been erected in may paris this country
Europe and is highly approved OF by the
Medical Faculty End meets with universal success IN cutting
2Sf I,n-od- D P CHoATE
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Rrai Gs1atr.

g. FOR SALE-In Ninih-st near University PIsee-
Is The -,egan three story ard basement hIick housr
80 known No. 80 Lo, IS by lI fe-t-houss . oS
80 elegantly fnisned II modern ,tye Win
Lease vesrs a. $50 per annuu. BY
rIa sTTERSCRY = LINCOLN. y w a!I-st
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IN PURSUANCE of all order OF the Surrogate OF the
L County OF NewY York Notice is hereby given 10 al per
hsvirg Claims against Mary Heskeih late OF the Cly
Of New York deceased 10 present the same WIN me Souch
es thereof the subscriber the Office OF o. W. Siurte
want No Wast. in the City of New YORK, on or before
the third day OF August uex; Dated New-fork the TWEEN
ty-ninth day OF January, 1876
80 In.yGm JOSEPH EESKETH. Administrator.
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- L ,.ti from :hs comnai.stoner Of Pate9s y

PAINT OFFICL, I4I J11.I-- 81
Sir Ia reply yours Of his date, have = oe. =,
l., II does 20! appear from The records Of Ias m
suy PatenI has granted 10 Honsce Il ps,,sf,c1'
process in the preparation OF India Rubber I0i i|-
"a uurrD,esI Very respectfully YOQfs &c-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

IN PURSUANCE o. ar order of the Surrogate OF ihe
County of New YORK Notice hereby given 20 al per
sons having claims against Richard Evans, late OF Exeter
England deceased present the with The VOUCHER
thereof the subscriber his residence No & Ninth
street in the City NewYork before The tenth Gay
OF July next Dated Ney-York the 9Th day OF January
1916. GEO. F. ALLEN, AdnInlstraior
~ lay6m with the VIII amid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

~ The ave BRICK Houses and Lots, on the Solh SIDE OF
sA Ala rest between Smith 4oG HOyt sis. Brooklyn
SIZE cf Houses sOx+5; Lots cNx9O feet deep The hrs
story aua placements finished for The oaauce for
dwrus-eschh house containing - rooms, and nnished in
The MOI ccEumccioGs and approved manner
A,o Five Frame Houses alG Lots ne North side OF
Pacc, Lots ming the rear oi the aforesaid oocS ic
;4ntic-s 2x90 feet Houses % by Il feet deep-hr
IN The very best with marble maniss SrsIes
sliding doors, closets wzrdrcbes, draws, &c Sc
Aso trsl-raie Frame House and Let II BCt.r-s Gear
CoGTs Lot 5NleO feet deep, finished IN arsrsie sys
with al modern i'm provemenis, &c. &c.
Also Ihre--,Ory Bi!ck House snd Lot 3 feet North
East OF the corner OF BuLerst. SmihsL Lot 25xlOO 4
deep House anished ghou, snd in hsraie order &c
SC. For farther particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctiouer,
mo Tx No. ] Sroad.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

Ship Florence, Pardson, Norieans Mason & Thomp
son.
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BLOWER STANDS
4 ce.vrd, = feesn sgp pig O;
ers' Emporium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
Il County OF New-York Notice Il hereby given to
all persons having claims against Stephen G. Roe late OF
the City of NewYorS Physician deceased 10 present me
same with vouchers thereof The subscriber ahs Office
with Henry Sherman ESQ No 70 Nasseust, E the City Of
NewYorK before The tenth day OF April next Dated
NewYork The ninth dRy OF October, l5to
ola lHy. 6l IClHN CHRYSTI r. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

g TO IET-Ths lower part Of modern bni.I TWO
I .t1rg House very pleasantly situated IN Jag-st con.
sst4Eg of font sid back paTlor, back basement Win
panty bedrooms the arc pantry the second door, sut
20 - b :. CLARK Is Ful:oe..L
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-16
PROSPECTUS OF THE
AMERICAN SON OF TEMPERANCE,
Devoted to the Physical, Moral and Mental
InlTr0,Jernpnf of MN

Devoted to the Physical Moral and Mental
improvement Of Man.
J. 1. Walsh, and Elder w. M. WALSH, of the
North Carolina Conference, Editors.
WE are publishing in the city Of Richmond,
w Virginia, weekly paper, styled the "Amer.
ican Son Of Temperance" The prime object of the
work will be the Physical, Moral and Mental I'm.
provement of Man, and the propagation of Tenn
perance principles. based his physiological NOR.
al and mental constitution. IT will be the uncom-
promising advocate of general education, inteIli-
gence, temperance and morality. 1t will, therefore
be scientific and literary, as well as temperance
journal 1t will discuss the question of temperance
philosophically, physiologicaly, morally and men.
tally, as well as reigiously and politically.
We call upon every Son of Temperance-up
the friends Of the temperance cause, and especially
upon WOMAN, to aid us in establishing periodical
the constant object of which will be the elevation OF
man, and the happiness, peace and connubial bliss
of woman, whose heart is love, whose soul is affec-
ton, whose nature is kindness, and whose constant
aspiration is, that man may be blessed, ennobled, ex-
alted, and elevated to the highest standard of moral
and intellectual eminence. Come, then, ye Daugh-
ters and Sons of Temperance, and aid in acceer-
ahng this glorious cause, and you will dry up the
widows tears, soothe her aching heart, soften her
care-worn pillow, and bless the rising generation.
TERMs-The American Son of Temperance
will be published weekly, on medium sheet, al
81 year, payable in advance.
Subscribers to the work will receive the back Nos
of the Southern Review, (this being continuance
of that work, without any additional cost.
O All letters to be addressed, post paid, to ]. T
Walsh, Richmond, Va.
gj' All editors throughout the Union, friendly tc
the cause of Temperance, are requested to give this
prospectus few insertions. NAV IG
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-16
ALEXANDRIA, Nav Id 1916

MEssRs. EDIToRs: Business is dull al this
time here, and our port looks quite empty 70,
the season. Retrocession to Virginia is the
principal topic of conversation; and if the
bill for that purpose should pass the Senate
as we have every reason to believe will be the
case, it will be accepted by vsry large ma
jority of our people.
The Spa Spring, in relation TO contemplated
improvements at which ! wrote sometime
since, has been greatly improved by the erec-
ton of neat shed, rallied in, and provided
with benches for the accommodation Of vsi-
tors, and is now place of agreeable Gas it has
always been Of fashionable) resort. Yeales
Garden, another delightful resort, is to be re-
opened in few days, and will attract crowds
Of visitors. L.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-16

temperance, we may, ere long, expect to have
the balance OF power" upon our side IN
practice, as we now have il in profession.
| might, Mr. Editor, allude TO many in
stancesswhere time and talents, and property,
have been squandered for that which :. salts
heth not" But forbear. The cause is one
which commends itself to the attention Of the
philanthroplst and the Christian. AS the lit
lie pebble thrown into the great waters dis
turb, to great extent, the mighty ocean, SO
may the influence of one reformed man he ex-
erted for good upon the whole community in
which he moves. MrNrop
WAsHINGToN, May, 1876.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-16
ON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY I6,

ON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 16,
(BY PARTICULAR DEsIRE,)
PROFESSOR JENKS Inventor and Proprie-
/ tor of the SoLARIuM) will give his highly in
structive and Interesting
Lectures IL Philosophical Experiments,
AT the ODEON HALL, corner of d streets and
Pennsylvania avenue, commencing at o'clock, p.
M Doors open at ~ Admlttance 2S cents
Children l23 cents.
The experiments will be principally under the
following branches of the Sciences, viz:
CHEMICAL, MAGNETIC, OPTICAL, GAL,
VANIC AND MECHANICAL,
Among which will be illustrations Of the operations
Of Morse's Magnetic Telegraph Theory
and Process of the Daguerreotype.
Exhibition and Explanation of DIAGRAMS, hav-
ing reference to the structure of the Human Eye,
and the means by which it performs its various
functions, and also its connection with various
Optical Instruments.
The IGNIS FATUUS will be exhibited, show
ing most curious formation Of. Flame, burning
upon nothing but dir.
The LOADSTONE will be exhibited, with the
theory OF MINERAL MAGNETISM, accompan-
led with some Singular and Useful Experiments
with the Magnet and the Galvanic apparatus.
Decomposition Of Water,
And for nation Of
Hydrogen Gas,
Showing an immense power-its cause Of 7htn-
der--of the Northern Lights-and the usual cause
of Earthquakes.
The above Curiosities Of Science will be con-
cluded with few Curiosities of Art, called the
Hydrochemical alelectricomagneticaI
Operations.
And dedicated to the junior part of the audience.
Small bills, with further particulars, will be dis
tributed around the city, and may be had at he
Hall. may l5-2t
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-16

S~~~-.---IS-es4---e-S,--~-y--..
MEssRs. EDITORS: From the commence
ment of your editorial career, have looked
with pride and satisfaction at the prospect of
having at the seat olgovernment paper de-
voted TO the advocacy ybi temperance principles,
and at the same time determined to make war
against all that intoxicates II does appear to
me that the time has now arrived when, to
persist in the use of the intoxicating liquid,
renders the individual doubly guilty than he
would have been few years since. Time was
when the use of the intoxicating cup was moi
only fashionable, but was INDUCED in by al
ranks and conditions Of society, from the cler.
gyman in the pulpit, to the more humble and
less influential member OF society
The excuses that are commonly urged IN ia.
vor Of drinking, and against temperance asso-
Citations, are becoming daily more and more
| weak.
/ The clergyman has thrown aside his tenn
perate drinking, and the more humble lndi-
vidual haying thrown aside bis bottle. and de.
termined to become more useful, and to give
the influence he possesses upon the side o.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-16

d. FOR RENT.-The East frame house on
4aiii lot g. in square reservation G, Maryland ave-
nue. near Sd street. 1t has stable in the rear and
garden in high state of cultivation Possession
will be given Immediately. In case the above is not
rented, the two story frame house, occupied by Mrs.
Jane Smith, opposite Squire Morsell's office, on
Louisiana avenue, will be for rent, and possession
given Immediately. Apply to
SOLOMON DREW,
may 7-n On the premises
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-16
MARE AT AUCTION.

[ (N THURSDAY morning, 18th inst, at 8
~ o'clock, in front of my Auction Store, will be
sold, to the highest bidder, without reserve, Bay
Mare, six years old-works well in Saddle or Har-
ness, and warranted sound.
Also, secondhand wagon, with springs, for one
or two horses.
After which, general assortment Of Household
Furniture.
may l2-ts b. HOMANS, Auctioneer.