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The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-11

We surrender large portion of our paper to-
day 10 the Speech of Mr.. Clarke to the Letters OF
our Washington Correspondent and to the COM
munication of" Giles" on the Penitentiary Cues
tion-to all of which we invite the attention OF
our readers. We hope "Giles" will continue
his able and Interesting numbers.
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n SHALL attend at the City Hall, on Saturday, the
II 4th day of April next, from O'Clock A. M. TO o,
p NJ for purpose OF taking list of the Ta&ables
the Citizens of Raleigh, for the current year. .os.
Persons falling give in their list of Taxable Proper
ty will subject themselve penalty of Two Dollars
= . ...'. Il ., WESTON X, GALES, us
Intendant of Police
March g. 1886 .. 59I-U
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RI We regret to learn that the Hon. Kenneth
Rayner lies dangerously i'll at Baltimore.
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The United States Court for the District of
North Carolina, met in :his City on Monday last,
and adjourned on the same day Judge Potter
presided, Judge Wayne not being in attendance.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-11

Morse's Telegraph has been adopted by the
Austrian government. 1t is to be extended from
Vienna to Prague, distance of 32O English
miles ~
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The Legislature of Virginia adjourned sine die
on the 9th instant after passing about 800 acts.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-11

A New Post Office has been established at
"South Lowell Mills" in Orange county, on the
Oxford route, and the Rev. John A M'Mannen
appointed Post Master.
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Auction and Commission RusIness
RRSMmR6

"AVING, by the Divine pleasure, far reganed
IL Il usual health, to enable to engage again
the above calling, respectfully solicit part of
the business of the City. whether in selling Foreign
Domestic Goods. WILL. PECK g. SON.
Raleigh, March 10, 1916. 592-3t.
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Th0s. M. OIiYer. off tIle firm OFF OIiYer

IA<1Se OIAVOE9 UA JIG VI UIHVCE
& Proctor, will be at Chapel Hill Immediately
after his return from New York, say between the 25th
and S0th of March, to take of such gentlemen
wish Clothing for the approaching Commencement.
Raleigh March 8, 1916 1921.
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.. .. AFLNcE ASSORTMENT OF a.ee
Watches, Jewellery, and Cutlery
For sale very cheap. .. ,E....
Watches repaired we'll, and warranted. .sr 500. {


DAWUHiE At kO-a' E.E LIA ENEISS A1S
Taken in superior style, large small size from to
five on the piate-warranted equal to any taI
ken at the North-colored to be durable as
painted portraits. Specimens canbe at my
... j. C. PALMER.
March A, 1916. 59l-2L'
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DEATH OF JOHN GILES, ESQ

John Giles Esq. late of Rowan, died on the
Cd instant, very suddenly, in Stanly County.
We copy the following from the last Carolina
WatchuIan.
The daily union., 1846-06-26
THE UNION.
CITY OF ASHIN TON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 26, 1886.

Our readers will perceive that the great length of
our congressional report excludes our editorial and
miscellaneous matter entirely
We desire to give the tariff debate in the House
of Representatives as fully possible and in this
view we cannot properly suspend the proceedings
Of Congress, even for single day. We do not see
how, with the present pressure on our columns,
we could bring up the omission even of one day.
We regret this pressure this evening the more, be-
cause it excludes what we had intended to say of
Mr. Websters recent suggestion that our govern
ment should now suspend our military operations,
and send a minister TO Mexico.
The daily union., 1846-06-26

The missouri Reporter" of the l7th instant
comes to us shrouded in mourning, on account of the
sudden death Of its able and distinguished editor,
Shadrach Penn, jr, on the l4th. The Reporter
says that he died latter an illness of few days.
His disease congestion of the liver) did not assume
dangerous character until within an hour of his
death. 1t was supposed that he was convaIescent
yesterday forenoon; but about 3 O'Clock he became
little delirous and at o'clock he suffered sIigbt
paroxysm, which soon passed of, and he again ap-
peared very composed. About 5 o'clock however,
whilst seated on hia bed, and wholly unconscious
Of the near approach of death, he gradually sank
back and expired without groan He WAS born
in Maryland, near Frederick. Whilst he was quite
young, his.parents removed To Ken'ucky. At an
early period of his life he dedicated his talents to
the press, conducted the Louisville Advertiser for
nearly thirty years and in lsil he started the Mssou
ri Reporter, at 81 Louis. lie wax II man of mu,h
talent and great zeal, and died with HE harness on
his ba,k.
The daily union., 1846-06-26
THE DAILY UNION.

couraged have been mechanical rather than manufae'
turing and that the extensive manufacturing estab
shmenus of cotton and woollen goods constitute bu
comparatively small part in the aggregate amount
Of the articles protected.
2. That the capitalists Of the country who have
embarked in manufacturing have not been, as a
class, benefited by the protective policy and by
being induced thereby to embark their capital in
manufacturing business, that the profits have
not been large stated in the secretarys report,
and not equal To the lowest legal rate OF interest in
the country.
8 That the labor of the country has been greatly
benefited and the wages Of labor have been increas
ed at the time that the expenses OF subsistence
have been diminished.
L. That the agricultural classes Of the country
deeply interested in the continuance Of the sys-
TEN Of protection, and the new States Of the West
as much so, at least, as any other section OF the
Union.
5. That the public at large have been mainly ben
Gifted by the protective policy and that the beneh-
cal results have been to the l0hOLs country rather
than 10 any particular class and national rather than
sectional.
And il my time does not fail me, propose to add
some other considerations, growing out Of and sug-
gested by the subject
prejudice has been sought TO be raised against
this system, by representing 1t as designed for little
more than TO protect the large manufacturing estab
llshmenls Of cotton and woolen goods; and the
whole spirit Of the report Of the secretary seems to
proceed this assumption, and TO favor this pre-
judce but the facts not Every collection Of
the statistics Of the country or Of any portion Of
them, show that although these two branches Of bus
ness are highly important, the aggregate Of the pro-
ductlons Of the various forms Of mechanical labor
far more By the last census, it appears that
the aggregate capital invested in manufactures in
the country Of all kinds was s267, 726, ,579. And
OF this amount the sum invested in cotton and
woolen manufactures was s66, ,567 49, and this
statement does not show the various forms Of
mechanical labor in the aggregate OF large amount,
nor does il give the due proportion 10 the com.
psrative value Of tbs articles made by mechanics
when the capital is very small, and the production OF
great value. The manufactures Of leather, prnei
pally boots and shoes, are more than double in
value the manufactures Of woollen goods in the
country, as shown by the census. Similar facts
shown by the tables compiled from very careful
and minute Official examination IN the State OF Mas
sachusetrs last year. 1t is we'll known that in this
State more than in any other, these two branches
OF manufacture prevail and yet in this State these
facts appear
The annual products Of the labor Of Massachu .
setts per year, ending April l. lS45 sll4,47s, ,443.
OF which, invested IN manufacture, SOL. Dos 672
woolen and worstsd goods $685.? O4I
otton goods l2,l95,Ae
The daily union., 1846-06-26


u'ity at the West where manufactures are as vel
| in their infancy These States raise from the soil
but little which could be exported to any foreign
| country.
| But it is said that in the new States at the West
| they have few manufactures, and the cutvators OF
| the soil have there no interest IN common with the
mechanic or manufacturer | deny it; and claim
that their interest in the permanent establishment,
and continuance of the system is most decided and
| manifest, and in variety of ways.
| Time will not allow me, sir, to present. fully and
atlengh, the importance to the grain-growing States
of the West Of those engaged in mechanical pur-
suits. Who have been the consumers of the west
ern products Where have they heretofore found q
market for their surplus producis' Has ii been
abroad The whole amount of agricultural produc
tons of this country exported during the year, to
all the nations Of the globe, with the exception OF
rice, cotton, and tobacco, shown by the annual
report of the Secretary Of the Treasury on COM
merce and navigation, was SIG 10000
| What has been the amount consumed at home'
There are Of course no precise data by which you
can ascertain within n dollar or million of dollars.
But sir any man can form some estimate from
well known and ascertaned facts on this subject
In Massachusetts, in the year ending April /,
Is45 there were l52 766 hands employed in mechan
zeal and manufacturing labor And as far as can
be gathered from The census Of 1910, in the whole
country there we're 79l ,749 persons 80 employed
And if to these you add the large numbers directly
dependant upon them and others indirectly connect
ed with them, engaged in the transportation, or the
sale Of their goods and in other ways withdrawn
from agricultural labor, thereby added to the list of
consumers some opinion may be formed Of the value
Of this home market II is not confined to the
wheat and corn Of the West, but there are annually
imported into New England, from the West large
Quantities Of sailed provisions, hams, lard, butter
and even hay and numerous smaller articles.
Compare the amount Of the agricultural produo-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival AID Departure Of the Norfolk Boa,,.

Arrival AID Departure Of The N.rtoik Boats.
The stsnsr CURTIS PECK leaves RI bmord for
Norfolk every VI ndsy. Wednesday, and Friday, a,
O'clock. A. VI. Rturning. leaves Norfolk every Tues
day, 1h7r.lsy. and Saturday m,rning. at U',lo-k
The Steamer ALICE lehy.s Richmond a. N4ffulk
every tn STAY Thursday. and Saturday. O'Clock.
VI. RETURNING. leaves Norfolk every " nJay. w,t-
ncsdny, aud Friday morning. ut o'clock. Th,ro NJ,
c meet With the Balumo boss. JEwESS. GEOR-
GA, and HERALD. by which p sanger, are enabled
q 70 through Ia Bilne thout detention.
Passage aud Far, from, Riel mond to Norfolk 81 20
From edmond to Bait mote q co
Forward esbn 10 Ba'iim"re 5 Oh
HASKINS & LIBBY, Agents.
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NEW YORK MARKET. March 81

Cotton quiet. Flour do No sales of Wheat or rye
For erl 67e is offered without, delivery the quota
ZION Va 6sa70c.
Viii key tt,cdy.
Pro'isi NJ, important sae,. Ia fa-i, nothing wa,
DONE m'eting for fixing Change hour havi occup ed
the time ON the floor. and there being but feeble
ton 10 buv.
Sterling Dad francs 25a263
P.S. Evening-Sales OF cotton for the Day $40 bales
prices st ady.
Cl"c'socd r'ms'ns quit. The large shipments have
done nO,hin' dem nd.
Whea 20 U bu. red sold at dc for espottation
No sa.cs II whale hone o II
800 bis. mess pork sold nj shout SLIPS.
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Arrival and Drpariure Of The Cars.

hT"U "H ~ p"fWc ~ me tuN
RICHMOND, FEEDEEICEsBUEo, ASn ?. ToNAc RAILROAD.
The Cars leave Richmond for Fredericks5 rg and
Aqua Creek every mornng. at oclp,k. aud {, meet
with the Steamer PoWHATAN, or AUGUSTA. on
the Potomac River. Returning. the Cars reach Rich
mcnd daily, a. E! o'c'ock, p. NJ: Thrs enabling pas
sengsrs to make the trip between Richmond aud wssh.
ington Cry in day Light.
Passage between Washington and Richmond S. 90
Do. d.. Richmond and fredericksburg 3 80
The Cans for Charlottesville leave Richmond daily Il,
o'e'oek. a. NJ. Returning, arrive daily a, o. P. ".
P0ssige either way S. co
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road.
Leaves Richmond lily Pm
Leaves Petersburg daily siA NJ
TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays exceptrd) at A. VI.
Leaves Petersburg daily Sunday except d. n r. NJ.
The Cars leave Richmond for Peter sbug with the mail
tra ;, dai'y at I o'clock. 2. VI.
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lotteries.
STRATT0A'S OFFICE,
NO. 8. So. CH FOURTEEN ri STREET
I'taI rf oons ssv .ss,t g., -sn
F,rsai.sr sf.,sf. n 90 .rT,s'a the unan,
T'l. 2 atO,OnO -,

IN, pig $1,000 pad,,
y VI ''r''t s.. - - 80, tie C.-i,, r,1- 81
''i-'. '.d by srE NtrpN ,. nj Do. vl,f,os
"-'' .'' r'f ~ 'i.i q, sfRArto.'@ r. - phe
II - a.la2,G :. 90, 81 ~ ~ e"
I''sc' u u -. one mo pri1s sod & p-iI by
aan SO. 'o hlcrandr,, -. y: Msre, ssth
80 , ~ ~ s. - - II ~ ~
I'rArf Nos. y a.. a r14e oi SAN sid & paid
Dawn 80, in ,u,.er. r,,.1 Class so i'a
& tG - g. % "a . i -
Ticket N'. Is Gj hra'h'r prizs sid s paid
hy STRAIT ION.
eas d s. - - ~ % 81 g. o.
T.cso- N,s. 10 - $500
d, = % 9 Ind e,4 ~
Si7tUu, 5u.C.
'e-a,ii. laoi'il. - 30 c,ri.l,. l. 200 500 500
'tn 10 81 iopv.Se no "a dawn whaiss IS h,ss .5o
'r.ls'
sljOOc. $500.
Wn .'y AZ Ilnir,, q. -. csntal, 5000 5000 $500
--'' l'-' liro 1000 30 o. 100. - NJ. II wLle.
$1,000. cloD
lo.a.Ge 5sNsitar 49,. wlol.. IS. iarys. So rs
$ia'n, IHup
fftti-'ia rr-f.n u a. tale 600 1000. Gt0 ~
70. 20 - - 80 SIAM Ws.-- 81 q. sc
S'tH'
Molly - 40 ''aI cl.aal' 5000 = 80, u t.awn
$4,000. 10000
Na.'tv' rr'---' 81. C.lral. co.. 90 oal -.t8 5000
.' 20 % 81 90 ...'. 'o of 'Jo - Nos ds~s whoi
H-y-- r.y ,, 81 Pr.Ees which Ar, r.s
~ '.' ' 80 proof or vat Ia been t7ac ss,fy
'." md. Peg M r''sIeai oS -'nE.teEei' -sove
s-ag. r- i1.-er.s Nil bs y-uapuy slisptsJ Il, .sJ
tr.7.-f r. ..a sarlercI.
F.-s'. sdisrssordes' 60 n STATION
oS n Y.
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\ al hERTUN
To- S1If-

'I'f' >uh'rrih'r If - the above r'arr a.,
ae-' - 1a'@' az to- on o. The Frieriel ,br
I"'' ai h. raai lad n fi Erl T. ns,,, q Hop,c
h'e nur- on "a" i'ru'r 90 cont ms two barsd 80
- I a one hl7drai Il WLieS ,l-ad ar yubs.Dti,y
"eo4 iter' 1-r'h y e--ed y d, and rys,y- a, a.
al OF "" eh ~ ~s tWeriy r. e-l.t IN h.,s, @ =
az o'-i 'is1 - I--- = coot II y.sI a,,,.
wte1 yr 'ho-tI oH1 he o. hay, 90 natlral ,rs
There i small or.E-rl Of te:sns tree a.I am. orr ~ ~,
year. y % ''''' W "a I
ne Improvements az =r.s brisk as h,l.s nj the u
" A'A at D." Eco ear. Tav-ra Tor tauy w.. -
al lA r- Co. ar- ,hrs iaiGe 10 czs ~ nd ~ a.
'er' HAT usasss Th pa O, r-J.,,S.h.v be.Il "a
w'-sr eel. 70 any TIE co.'s. q. - " 49, 'n1 "e
~" 'H' VIZ BE- - .o'fa'ay sr fourth cash III. L,nDe
." .Ev 'cl2. -anuai pl!ngni a.n.ut irt.r.t " ~
80 JOHN =. COPELAND.
-. J. '- above Farm should Iai a. 49, p,,,,,s, = = 90
Is DAY % Nay n-sg viii 0E thatda, Al oc,as
T. b. sn Al pub! auction upoI the te s above a,ed
n,,,. ". GnDDIS Aueu
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Rtr'RTsp ASp Contracted TWICE TIE WHO !
March 80, 1876.
TOBACCo-No change to notice.
FLOUR-Sa!es today IT Si7J on the BASIN Bank
Holders IN store ask SAY So.
wHEAT-lOO t. ITO cents
CORN-65 10 7cct,.
OATS-itom vessel, 421 to 45cts.
CUT NiILS-i To Ate.
n. Z. COFrON-6ia y cents.
50a75e
wHlSKEY-Hogsheads 24i; bbs osb sales Of A. O.
recnfed on tho wharf in large lots at2Ib.
CANDLES-Spern 3Oa32c; Patent sperm 4Oc; Hulps
Patent he; Tallow lOal2I
COFFEE-Sock is light with fair demand RiusI,sl.
Laggayra stasi st. Domingo Gii7; Java l05 allie.
HERDS GRASS-SI.
TIMOTHY Do.-Si per busho
CLOVER SEED-S6
PIG iRON-S26o s.
FlSil-No. Cut Herrings S3l to ST. and dull
LlME-Sl,l2! from the vessel.
MULASSES-N. Orleans 3la32,.: Porto Rico new
cropl 39c old crop 2tt?sc Cuba 2It26; for SWEET
sOaS5; Whale in bbs. 44c.
PRovISIoNS-Bacon. smith6ed 7a7Ic.; Western
and baltimore 6Ia1c Shoulders 5la6 cts.; uams 7asI
Lard Ease.
PLAISTER-From the Wharf "a IL nor top. do y,
sin SAL.
suGARs-N. Orleans 6!a7i. and Porto Rico 7. sse
ST. CroI Si19c.
SHOT-5Ic
SALT--l6Oal65.
CATTLE-Beof from s3i to II, Sheep from 81 to ;!
Hogs So.
EXCHANGE.
~ York drafts ". CT Baltimore drafts prem.
Philadelphia / prem North Carolina gals lis
South Carolina dis. Wheeling 3ais
Alabama Sac dis. Specie 4prem
COAL FREIGHTS
To Baltimore % to per busheE Phladelph sa5t
cents to New York. st cents I" Boston. RAoHa
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\ Nj III Err = Il LAND

* virtue "i decree ct the Circnt Superior
'ouH = Law and Chins' ry orile s.,,ic,
uon'ru IN 10" eas- o Clarhnn. admins ,,,ns
&c. VII a. Con m ss1rer CoH "a The n,e, =
~ ga gee" ne IS dy e Ap-Insrt u -. MAJ a.
''s' o. Lad o. Wfeh Davii Gar and Jl Sc "a "a =
ing IN Hn' adipining ovs % Nov Gla.vov =, -
lIl7 Ca credit DISK Eatern anon n. o,,
Ils'anl ~ --ho md a3frS'd ~ y-s.s - -
VIM al VI AIT payn-nt mate. Is..-,on a.,
." ven - the usual time, po.s-ss,on "A n 49,,
'1@1! i-i' ~ PERHAPS ea'I,r. trart mos lie,
'aus'P'be ~ great Improvement has snrbe,.nt a
NO. liu 'oi ~ sup:aI ant dN-lhn, H. -.
cunning room and offices, Mn ut!tns. sur,h,.
''r tiner merchant prO .an Tn- t,rt ron,. 80
uaTaFes II hundred aerrA CgAS prpSESv % nink
NOHif
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AN EACELLEAT STORE STAND
Tor sale. in ,n,eti,

AN EACELLEAT STORE STAND
,,,,, Tor Sale, in AnieIin.
4 WILL sell. Us trustee und, p 4, CO.,, -.
= "u. IN rrnprr'y having Re n iuv-rti ed N - "
g"'.on' 81 u re'd At the 1--WE 70 h, IN ,h ,nr
% The 70 Cav II A. n.I;, ~ s,,r- ~ ~ -.
1es !" occur &c Hiram sephgnL Yr,I =, ;,r ar -
80 %''ae'rd thsFso Of about hAi a. ser ,,o g. - W
- s- AZ sai1 pace on ~ sch sad r9l.n m, a, -, - :,
% ~ Ne'es- ~ The SaUS Gn- wIbe odd n. n-,..n,i a
a. 'speh' c J.s-rg OF MS Failure strrk ~ No.,
ow m t-si m h. store. "'s '"0a ~ t"os
'e' p'oTer'y e'.tit Of IL ami IL m, NTH.
i"tn'tLI pr- ~. $500 - ste N's -S'ei'
- ! ~ ha'-S well ems rIsisI Tor a Country store Bs.,.
stla'sd ar - lax eoodS being about Or, M.
@ NAS' i House, and seven u-is 4, an,
M, ,n.,, JuNius =. LEIGr
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nosrly M,nlrr w.an..a.. .n...o.. M..,o.

BOSTON MARK TT. wednr sday Afternoon March,
Cotton Sales I, d Sb Ut lC0 bales. Provis on.-The
ira et,ons are pincpiy 10y re'a. Sales Of No BE
al 81 SO CASH Navy Mess so; Lsrj "a, 80 bbs Ness
Phik Sl223, mos FlDu-Ther- /. far business do
in' Moderate sales OF G' IS Fred reks-
br's ) l2b Corn-Sars Of yellow Hat 75s76; white
tsIt9c Sugar-3o boxes Cuba brown, old crop, sold at
&c. mcs.-Aiias
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'tUNFEL'S SAFE Of hEAL ENTITE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.


l virtue pi a deed Of trIs; executed b James
"rHri AMI wife lns-nh Maze aRI W Archer s.arns
r Avn CAV O. ueeeIasSt l-I teeorted in Rirb.
40 I'd Hn'nEs Court Pgp0s therein s.pere The
ist uHee at The fssui the ay unSer
" - '' '"'-ri 20 sell upln The premise rcs,ee .v.,
% Ies A- Ito O. al estate co yey,d v
' AL Geo w o'NIoe :, rolins - Poplar r..i
- '-' o" lh5 sheet bte GtteT lot Duva's add ioa
ns " o 'i No % ontrg o. Step e. street run
il- 'aSN . e. or "tI-h bI-k sapts III
' S-.-He} OF a ''r n-rn uud d-d uf.st. - ,ot No
CaFriy street 49, " 'ee' u"
TIE s1c un e,mHss.- ~. in %, AZ Rrr.- =, 10 ,.,o, ~
aus " On ih- t NJ rc,icrs a oe!,rk N 90.
- and nmei--y fhrsa.tsi tsc ot'r. "a vii ts "a
''A- 'asr The ute j. belle "a so5t bu The ,vs.
WI e7ry with special WARRANTY or'y
r r- - .sErd MAYO. Asurs Trustee.
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'''' az n drnrt ot iHnu, iu titr tou. 6, OF stcu-
v~r.,, li-H- un - a -, ed of trust

NNN Co ihr uru,i.i"us 81 deed OF
trust. f,isl re o. t.y o. Ntr 1914 -,. -, ~" ~
,, '.' 'T11 'lrr Of H-Hfr-. r1.re,-. b, No, b.
'' i -r.rt .af ftr tH..g.. oI sf,i.fn, /, ann
+' m Poe torrd f.a ie t1-S larri. stlI. o., ,rrs
' H '..I ls'. 80 ore g. " rf1c, sf To- ..r.
N'..a 80. ga. fn. hItlcst h.d,.r zoo r,.,
.N -i t'ta .rf i'e County ~ HEM en- arrow.
" - f -H't.rr. s. 81 r... CONVEYED % t-s ...f 49,.
zee" "..' '. '.' WE .eru-E f1~-v ,s4-... a
On 5 F" ''' cas- ~ 'e '. to- D., y ri f,-sbe, ia,
-. 1ts,.'- v4ls -lv L. asai - iss I'D
-r rN=. NJ .sftH.ng fsf = frlresasd
. s 'a ~ ~,f i'.-4 " r. 70 sd VI,
','ie ~ arIs'H'.d above oi he sss Of std -
w. '.L p -'sn ~ ~ fsnisr Improper ~ the s,a /, a
%" POI is % nf c-eiwr tle sa~. htt event -, VI -.
p, ,,.',u.I ton . e'E tNpsy, ,yssps,I
Hr-ve % % e o. ~ shesr bnf u "A .,,k -, - -
uls $500. " ~ " W ~ "
ph rE--.''s TOrrtS T, r,,
-. "oNN - SOS r-esr 4fs,n W isss ~ ~
oaAA SNlgcG
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IL A Y MOND & cos
MENAGERIE!

WIS splendid collection or WA Nuima's.
~ from The N'w fH logical l1'r's 's ai.u 'rcrh...-
t"n1 EiciulHi on FR'u s.. Npu go, iL.e. o-..
~ tn mot rron n-'t ans urc RI N.'s-- '.---
Nhh' iouu' ntr r''In many OF which s.r r..a.
been fzht- IT, ht utI 90 sJrt-,
10" science ~ N1i10 NrtlH o.'n- vide t-'l r--'7rs
in'',ug ton Mature sl'as it' under dsc-ry I.
am is2oiions IN h. brl;c creation, f pep
- always m1urr ui iartiuru ton and His rHia
'aN' That vt vel Arranged H'r she 1rls potts
ritN HAT the Eustt pnrrn OF > lfr
the heer and n'!s fnu"t-h" OF Ea.u4.'- Lad.
Nah'arrs are paoHt 1hr'ur,' Tree targ0 arf ar-rt
~ ore view ATE lrhr'i itr
Tie eoun res vheh hey th1 ;'-- Der vt d 5.s-
Ate or 'hcr 'e u' NJ '7r :irry % ass up f.- Hc
BAND 's attached % the ts'al. moot
MF PIE tE the renowned Laos r. -rl-s-d uHr,z
hIio' nj MI sn hor-' v'h 'is 81" Iu. f,ra. 90 -
par cut = or .'Ih i as al D! -'c!o.A s. 81, and su.
o cl0ct, = NJ.
81 roof' open Hoa @! o'clock to - 4. L. al to aa 60.
Do Aimrsrce -ig,as. cslirrn '.aI- price.
% For par cni8r.. .i-. a-a rlu.-'.,.s
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HENRY LuDLAM & co.
Canal Packets

'uHuT II dcktTS.
The Pscke,-Bosts SKINNER and JOHN MAR
SHALL cave Richmond E. r Lynchburg every Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday. al o'clock IN tn morning
RsiUrHiRg-Re Reaches Richmond on Tuesdays, Thus
days and Saturdays at y O'Clock, 2. NJ.
Passage aud Fare Sc 90
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ny Dunlop, Non.
~ Dunlop, Non. 10 a 60.
r,rc INTENSIVE .ALE up

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IN "fhN t1'I. tie sta OF Apr eanr.,r,- 81, n 49,,
su - u "a ,ip -tai .sli = ,,g. 80 -.'
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CT " u INC ifAi eotsisI-
sip'r Antr.elu Pints entir,ly new s,-s
S''aUl Fantallnn Caghaun Pll.I L.sr,s
l'"'a ttiiIg ana bowa French 1. n.,s
= ani - Hi-I-tei Sae-tns, Brown p,iE,,
sip- hnr tE'r.Ira and wlF"a o-y G., n,
W 'Hrs - - aEd 81 R-l~. -, ,p,, -. =.
~ eas-- s'-r 'an'aioon ST IL. 81 aim 80 Ass
" aud hand one sy'cs SAN
~I'ef thEh-h and Ffs-.sn o;hI IN :t,a.m.-,.
s-'-' hns amsr.c-, Iae lnrrs, Ja.Ty Ma n.
~ eheri a. Muslin. p-i.ted AMI -u.l
rNd J. anes;ie g ntH1Hs Apron Cb-es, - -ANA'
80 5l's a. or-'d Bed TEX, rurrFur, ,-n.rk.
- 'ernne Ir-h l. stns, LineE C.abie Itdk,.
Ne" style Ra'g~s anl r. -1-in.s
"a 'stan' e 10 psaycs ndEr, Vrti-u.
'- Oh l--sts'Eg blk sIs Csayars
o-~ HAN . Cotton Ho-s
: sIetd u, 20 - AID -.y,. u, a.
lEHhs-Ihler sI"r .s,h. over sIgs 1 ,,.. 90.
-FHro-' ~ 50 DUNLOP. MONtIREE ~ -,
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HAsKINS & LIBBY. Ag
Boats for Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA.
TNtCE A WHY

The Steamers COLUMBUS and POCAHONTUs
leave Richmond for ia umore every Tuesday and Sa
iu'dsy. ut o'clock, =. NJ the Columbus running on
Tuesday, and tho Pocahoniu, Saturday afternoon.
Passage and Fare 50 90
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EAGLE HOTEL

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA
HAVE this day opened THE EAGLE HorEL
which have fitted out viii FusnRu-s and ever eoms
table accommodation o bo1rdsr ~ The Day aonh or yssr
also for Taosent vstsr AZ evtU srrrou m Ae msd. 10
fve ' faction hope 20 BE- hbersny pstroutsd Person. visa
ma me Ciy would do vel 10 The Eaus Ho,sl alarS
those having horses nsy sssurd have .ds D. ~.
s"anssnss ior hayrg The" wen stsn ears o.
"ss-ds" May z cRuuP