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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-15
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

CAHD.-The managers OF the Italian Opera Company,
desirous 20 to the Patrons OF the opera, and the
public generally their for liberal sup
Of the same have sbandons the project of leaving this city
mnatiOn of giving another
SEASON OF EIGHTEEN NIGHTS
to begin immediately aer this, which will expire
about the 3lst Of March inst.
Those Of the season subscribers who desire retain their
seats and those who wish become subscribers for
following will please cali the box once ana receive
their tIchets between the 18th and 3lst inst.
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WARRINGTON, March Is, 1877.

The following are the items of the bill for tho
support OF the army for the fiscal year, ending
T,,.,
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hLIhN ..
RANC!S TADDEY has tho honor to inform his custom
and the public in general that he
som Italy ;Fs aaantY Of extra ..s Chs:nat, called
opposite the fife d.s Miles ColIonnes Broadway aud
corner CT Wall Pearl Taddey is
good old nsphe Of william Tsll-a fearless
republican aud ndu.troas mar He ha, endeavoIed for hs
with the delicious and Re deserves by
tue pubic. He therefore solclts call stand and
every purchaser depend to be we'll served with
quality and fun Of his roasted large
Chesnuts. mid stsyc
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FUK SALE OR TO LET.
Ss The Country Seat and Farm Of the subscriber
3Y9aning about 100 acres situated New Windsor two
HAmies from Newburgh, OF tho most masnf &c Ell I
Ela .es upon The Hudson 1t will be divided If required
The dwelling containing S rosms with a small auastiiy Of
snc garden rui and oubuildnss &c, will be rented
LEONARD LEE Naval Once c. H.
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ss{a One OF the beautiful and desirable residences
EtH the State Of Connecticut, situated the
kA Norwich corner Of Wsshingtca and Yantis streets
rssdence of VIM e. Gilman Es9 by whom the house
built and the grounds laid There about 6vs
OF lard covered with elegant shade with
varieties Of fruit trees, go,sebess, currlrus, rasp6ees
strawberries, &c
The scenery the grounds beautiful and que
equal to any the state. The house IS very
with wells OF excellent End failing the
premises and the place combines thing TO make
OF the Delightful residences New England and Of
fefx opportunity to gentleman wishing beautiful
country seat.
Esq. No. 20 Granite Building, corner Broadway and Cham
w. {. WHITRIDGE
Eorw Eel Inn
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50 FATS TO BE HAD FOR So So
"a AT MiLLs'SALE S ROOM, ITS Broadway (H owa I'd
o01Ho ely Spring style Tor ls47 ready. Gentlee
al 3nt purchasing new lille ere requested to call aud
anime those offered at the above establishment They are
positively inst what represented and combining elasticity
with durability and brancy together with all the mode ID
ence be acknOw edged. ma 2w@rb
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A COUNTRY SEAT FOK SAT

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
IN A COUNTRY Residence and Farm on the South
0Vde of Long Island about miles from this CRY; can
cached II three hours by the railroad IL lies
opposite Fire ISLANDS contains 1T acres about 50 Of are
fenced into ios end under good improvement he Heue
most convenient one comparatively and
large having Ave rooms on the ground floor he
pulIanys con,i, Of Barn. Gnnsy, Carriage House Ice
Honse &e are IA good order IL coed Garden with
S S 81 excellent fruits. Strawberries. large Asparagus
tee with flowers with two wells ofeIeellent so
Inc land extends the Bay the South
PACK 10 railroad near the Thompson Station There
and is fhe heslhiest places the
United states Half the purchase
gsae at cent for Eve years II will sold erc ediugiy
low. Apply 10 GEOKGD b. FIX
ml3 2w ewh AZ William A. Msrchants' EXCHANGE
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TO LET.

II.
IA ROWofrew two story Cottage Houses with court
E:sH yares IL 4cth street. between Broadway and SI
S1kNenpe situated on the north side Of the street
neon, g paos with sliding doors
eho nara hnished waiis rooms ia the
cond story good panss aud counter Rent xso
For further PARTICULARS enquire the agent
ml2 w 81 w. X. PrNDLETON.
Io9& TO LET-From The first II May the sc q nd floor
ER oil thrse story brick Cortland AZ
80 Appyto Z. NENTREL. LAG Broadway, corner of
Lihrry street mis- 9rsr
EM COUNTRY kEslpEr,:E NEAR The CITY
E.;H For sale or Will % exchanged for city propery-The
subscribers residence, at the extremity Of the
Village OF Jamai-a L. The property consists OF dwell:
ing beuse OF moderate size with built 8iI and
about acres Of La divided INTO lawn adow arabic
garden EXCEPT about three acres whchs by
" oil fuit and ornamental ard full
se9S. near he house There good barn. ts
eoos water and variety Of other improvements upon the
premises Posssssion may be had Immediately.
The Lcnf leland Railway and stages passing front
fall ssht sod ALMOST hourly fsciss for Conveyance
NILS tsuc JAS II. HACK GI'T
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THE HIGHLAND GUARDS BALL.
WILL TAKE PLACE on MONDAY next, March IS
w l8i7, NJ the Apollo Silicon.
Tickets may be obtained from apt CTaig Ht Pearl street,
Lieut. ksysson, 1t7 Broadway Lieut. Parsou 2 Brosd
wav, Of any OF the Members or tho COMPANY.
R5-No fspey Dresses Admitted
min lisWFslMsr
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FOK SALE CHEdP.

EIA ID RURAL: LIFE, frepunE the beautiful Rsrit,n
E Bay comr andnga full and entire view from the High
lands Of Neversink to the Narrows Large and small
FIRMS improved and uniUproved property that the
perty.
Also fourteen valuable building lots West Bloomfield,
Pomrton adjoining the Methodist Church parsonage OPP
paste the New kpiscop, Church. Terms easy Persons
DESTROYS Of retiring from the city healthy location
where along the shore obtain all information desired
New Jersey. ia
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING,

NO W CEDAR
49, " MARSH, Accountant, author Of the Sc ere .
y" pepb'e sntry " ok.Kee ing -inpifsd" aud the
=, nr' g. snse Entry Bookkeeping Improved eoatinuSs
useof Distraction --Ths public respectfully inform
~ sh' ca ma he ninn .ursued by Mr. Marsh
~ i-'p tn Or nch. - truly course OF practice in
hetias bos nhrr ts ofletturcs The theory
nup becomes nam. from acu with ali the
,sct and aperson of good capacity will
sS vii ,. eoni etent bookkesper IN about
fspectrs with terms be Oh aimed at The Rooms from
80 "i" "sA'NA' mis- liner
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"a. PLAINFIELD BANK NOTES taken At par for
Boots aud Shoes at Walkers celebrated cheap Store
where there y to be found all sorts and sizes N.0All
~ sorts fOver Shoes, 40 Broadway, New York.
2w&rc
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III Al PRIVATE SALk-Tnc property known as No
E58 1856 Mulberry Brooms Lot "a by i0t
feet two brick front house the front of lo
sbh two story frame house the side Of lot with
large work shop the 20 feet with cellar IS fee
deep the Half OF the purchase remain
bond and engage at per cent Enquire ON the premises
fl8 Intro
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS IS OUR
BMOTTO.-Fins Boots at 81 50. city made. and are
equal TO those usually sold f,r S. Fine Freach calf
dress Boot, at 81 80 equal to the best sold the city
Pa lent leather Boots Shoes Caters nd Slippers on hand
and made order abort notice All goods warranted to
give satisfaction. Mendipg, re-, done in the store.
f23 Mar the NTscm,r
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i Pay EVENING, March Is, last performance Of Yer
WEDNEsD Az EVENING. March I7,h. BY general re-.
quem, DoniI .tti's Gper. LUCIA Dl LAMMERMOR.
FRIDAY EVENING, March OH frst appearance Of Ros
siai's Open THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
-sATURDAY EVENING March goth, extra pc rfornsnee
9Psn Book, may Be had at II. Boz onies LIST ter !oIes
do for peons, $40 Seats be secured tho
Dox Once from 10 till r. NJ, daily Performance
commence at IN O'Clock; doors open at
Season subserbers dssi retain their seats will
please TO call at the Boz Office and take their Tickets
heiOrn WcdneanaY LYenrY. March
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NJ iTCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-Nonday Even
S1 ing, March 1.-The performances will with
the MAN WITHOUT A HEAD-Oblvious Top, Mr.
Wslcot; Mrs. Top, Miss G. arke
Mary Taylor.
After which the farce of PERFECTION-Si Lawrence
Paragon, Nickenson; Kate o. Siien, Miss Taylor
Toconc!ude with MISCHIEF MAKlNG-Nichola Dove
tail, Mr. Holland.
Dress circle so cents upper boxes cents pit sh.
ling; private boxes, g. Orchestra boxes, -.
USGrs at O'Clock curfain rises at half paxt
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS
RhD, corner OF Pine aad Nassau streets. invites the
attention OF his and the publc to rhe new
style OF Hats FOR Spring
lie soicis an ex mination Of the confident thai the
erR'n proportions oil the pattern will command their
APPRECIATION, BIRD came Pine and
m9'2weodinss RI Na..,m .,,..t,
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G.. Il. CLARKE,
Nj khCHANT TAIL OR, 1is William street, opposite T. q
AVA New siorss-l attsr myself that have yet made
esrmsnt 70 msssure TIA the purchaser has
ed me 10 hsfrsnds and they to theirs that business
mere ses in gsome cal ratio.
The se.us" Sack" kept ready made.
Finest French Dress Costa made to measure. so
Lower qsalitiss $H ls 49, few Overcoats 6ne still
left, price SIS %. '
All Eoods bouuhtssnd sold for cash niss,s,
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- BOOTS AND SHOES Of the FIRST quality. at great
gains, at MACS New Store, 1855 Canal street. This
sasseLibsI would call the attsn,ou OF his numerous
large and well assorted stock OF all the dcrsn kinds Of
Boots shoes Caters &C., that the market aasrd which
he rseslvea for the Las: ten years while The
himself he assure his friends and the public that the
shalt be nothing wanting his part please give stis
acon 70 all those who Will kind paronise him
1870 lanai street, New York. JOHN MCGUIRE.
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TIE UNITED STATES Senate CHAMBER.
'A'His SPLENDID Nav MEZzpTINT ENGRAVING
may b. seen and ob'atnei at the puoiIshe > roomr
,.. ANTHONY CLARK
mlssts-r 70 Broadway.
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL
THE undersigued being sppon,s Committee BY the
f1eads Of Nj J. Cooper respectfully announce tn
they will give him q COMPLIMENTARY 3 AL. at The
APOLLO Ssisou ON WEpNxspAv EvrNIro March 7th 1857.
Matass esl,b,,t,d Band eng ses Tor the ecsa'on and
Tickets be had Mt the deer evening of the Ball
or OF the following c0mmiuee -
esrJanin Trsut, VIM. Adams,
Jchn d. Mckee, james Dunn,
e. II. BrinkerhoH
mis- stsrc }. ALDERMAN, Sec'y.
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EYNQf1rsskge wsgsEtgYrs,
''7seis4ios TIE leeek ending iiidg. March Il, Is.
By Mcdaniel d Lee,


1t5acco MAY be regarded rather briskcr. without
however any material change rregs. aud wa continue
the same quotations. new iAea interior. Mt - cts.
To 500 Common soto Ia Good. - to
-; Ftna e.95 10 215-tha Latter are The ex-
nome prices Tor re1liy hoe Lugs Leaf Iobae', If
not Eta a3,oo, Counon 30 Il LOO: Shipping ~
Ia 80 Manufacturing qualities are scarec, and only
Common Is III r.ng Stems, common. 90 To 81
god 10 Ia 2oo.
fi5'a-Preet have remained pretty sasly al S -.
wilma sale ot SLY. The feeling MT god Tor tie
artcis Ispet.cd tbs well, pa barrels.
Hhea.- Red 10, White |. 10
Gra-toru "a eta. per bashel; Oats - to 81 ct;
Sheai Cat, ~ 10 - cts. per hnudtod pounds
thHer Hld tfass Sre.is Glover Seed s. % To- -
per tusbe Timothy seed 2.5oioa,o IN per busha llegj,
oraes Seed ga ceaa PSI besayl orsharl Grass seed
2Oa
Frop'soay Bacon is ming ia moro freely. and
sales made dnria. 'he week. 5 = 10 $50, WIKI .aa
parcels AT rsther higher ratios the prices dcpc.el
towards the la~loi The week Beet 10 cont, ora
mead 81 ceai- per bu4ho lsh Potatoes - to G2l cts
per hlshrl.
Iisi-Nane in m2racl except Mlrkercl. which are
held al 900 ii No. small 90 NJ 3 large, mud S,
% ior y. :.
7Mi'or ne arrived during the week. bat s,, much
IN hemaHd.
Brandy -AfpIa > st scarce and in demand at 81 %
= cents per ra0a
Uhrhcy- s4i.s at = to @oets
Co!tea lm51--ls 10 Isl cts
hun IrsnS55 per ton from boats $50 from st1rt
we're the last sas-nane offering THIS week. Pig loa
80 Ia $50 rcr ton
Lasr'd OIL -Nosal quite It's value al 70 cts.
per gallon.
Uool Common 20 superior IS ccu's
Uooi Roll Nome Offering
Butter Sales . to q cents Gr good No lut lii
tie demand.
Lard-Saes at q ri, In fAns, AMI that rrico could
naw be ohlancd tr barrels
eason- None eff ring
Coprtiy LH.eas-C Continue s,ar,e aad mach wanted
SgnsNrw Oreans 9 to o! cts. Porto ieo aud
st Cr'iN are very scarce \. O. Garfield ~ i.al
Sngar - 10 10
ClBie-Rus 10 % cents; I.agura to 10 Java l.
10 IA M5cta -.
.Nt,,,es West India 81 to Oh cts y o. ijto So
cents.
Tp-s $3.50 per bill
Lp,sfng--Eol ltIe Is Offering. 25 cts. may be con
sdcud It's value
hiI Seed 1910 . cents per busho
iraihr,S pa 10 u rts.
Sdh-t !t2} 10 - per sack
Ittisio-Si ~ per ton.
iicnp-Dut little in The market and held at SIS per
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\ a fff1p
din; r.,, -. "s lea 10 IRE 'atl'd condition u It'd
l,,. : :, - "a ~ ~. The itst which esn b'
H., -, - IL" '"ucllhn 81 those Who, brtlr,
r,, .t,ol Ia :. IN" 'lueh' must uhdet ar, CT
TIN, ,,I,.,,..r - = ''''is' Ahd 'ier lrofidihg
IN 60. - '''i'N ol hh'oi school ~ en-, the
rslI,,,. - " pay u each i ihe ielle"lae
q,, s,,l - ilonit anu E-heN, lamp.
r., r. jI 49, '' "iite' Bethany ,4lse aud
rrsIf,,,. wig I'm Si'ee" l. ss.@", IN
.,,,,aI "a, Il '"''s' ne Ia receive mn
,,:,,. : '''a,' anu i"Ihsh lhtil had ana
, ,.' ~ !" H,a'S' without any charge wha'soev'r--
-, ~ '5 s'l'f lhlo voluntary engage
-, -, -" WIN "a me 'eihl'el MeHHh, III 4
* ~ u ,''' a'f lg 'Alaiafon 81 iief term Il
-, - ~. " ~ P'PNs' - '1iallashg Inc Iaflta.
- va st''ai ~ e'asN Il Tie eenhot"talli, lie
'''''' u "''S,!' Noa'hs NJ" ,n'lil' 10 9rala
I,,,. ~ 4" ~ E'''tN Tue a9'hla MIilaIS
IN ;,' - ~ Wv ~ '''''@'S l'uNHta III III INC
49,. - t '''''' ''s1 "e 'a"h'''S oi me common
-, I V ~ 81 -" '''''i' a'e nc 'Si'' 10
r,,,i., =, - '-''' !" "s>ui'u " "''' l" ''
rbi ', - ~ - -, ''''' o''li'
Ill; - S'o'i.' NH ,"e "'3" "hieh Is de"n'in pte
L.. IN, ~ i,.,. 80" ''a o'a su'''' u ''s
III, L,aI,'r' 80
r Ib :, S'o''''' A,'i'"'' W ''ie a'''" ''e
RI. -. y, NJ l'" 'O ''s' an ''z'"
- '''' '''s''h'' 'a','n - an! nun,
m = ~ NV an annuity 81 s-3o''' 'AP'oo,a
i'''''1 - ~ ~ - W. 'A VS. 's' :" '''
~ !" S"'p nv en.'' 9'2ls anu l'' eS's
J.Ij; - u. - "t pay. hia ''i' 'unu' W'n ,'''e
.,; : ',s'' ".'t'a cs''p'a '"' "'s' ''"a' IT !"
,'t'u u 'nS.7a' n's1o"l'g upon you ne" VIVA
yum - "u'n m'''-hal lis % industry our
'PtS''a' ne only ., esaoas af'' 'a' 'ne
s'alo l. l''tS'as 10 ifo.ee' IL m3hu ION ls''t'
'o'>- nm 'iA- me young mon Noud 'N''eh II as
''r 10 s,'2a seafd o''r eon"c's anu nal 'ir slN''e
eua 'e no 'fN.hg npaH 'hcr constitutions 10 'neSe
o'ro'S mere &c PRACTICAL frhs aud some o' Tie most
r'F,Nm military aacn IN The Stale f'g'i" Tue oI)ee
"o,'' ,ot''' al" NE IAN r,ihcil l'"encalls. H.,
b"t 'he LaeesSe Il IN Legislature may lie cohs'eeea
oe.'rines-disets@on las cr.s'd-no NJ" matters sff
''l'ihd 10 COMMUNICATIVE House mo1's On as vast
ha'e'' ifn' Oh lsc despatch q '9sl"'s'' ana /" no"
1f.dN sP sing d measures ma''f,a 'ul"9 'e 'atI''
al' Il 'i9 sfS'oa-ineih''fS arc uhe - {
''l''h-.a IN every way ahd rapid termination Of inc
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I'd NeEp bears his disappointment Nv III Il,
-. Voonly wonder tina, he could. FIR moment
H., that III, pre,iJeat w1all h,se the nlagra
mint, to appoint m.or any other political opponent
co,oy,l lie las nsw appointed. snce The war Logan
,.,,,. General HI and nut Wing has been hunr
- yi,h cmmissilii Col. Webb thinhslho appointment
rid Cummings IN excellent tue. and further sass
The a,,sin,ncni Of Gen. Cadwallad,r is vc's &c
;ad,, ,bc hest If the whole NUMBER and II fitness IN
a s,,,n and no, IN, re party Considerations bad been
IF the slightest avail, Gen Ca'i"ailad.r would have
rrce,,yed the ,ppoinm,nt bestowed upon Gel Bca'e--
X. man uo, in service could psslh, have BEEN =. Il
1T, qualified ff the saIAiu tlan Ge adv ALA
a, and IN. fac, We haze constantly ur,td upon all c,n
n, ted ~ ilh the & Government
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correspondence of the VirSininn


RicnmoNp, March 10, le7.
You cannot anticpa communications Of intch into
,,s late in the If the Virgo Legislature and
after tho adj rnment Of Congress. The mtsi important
hills have passed, and the Of bills. amendaory e
existing Legislation. of merely loc. character, W ud
scarcely furnish materials a sufficient interest Ia occupy
vour cluu,us The Hose # Delegates passed, to-day
bill aprr,priang IS taO as addition 10 the annuity
II the d. at and dunno Asylum in stanton, aud giving
specific appropriations, If some SIX Tia usand dollars tol
the purchase Of lot OF additional ground, and osal
fishing work shops employ the inmates Of tho Asylum
shns has this trunae town received accession To tr
public funds exp, ndrd Iii, Thanking aggregate
nual Apr pria ion Of IS O0O-b'a lying the 10
cahly with public buildings. aud cnchng lis cillz MS
BY the direct aud ndroc expenditure II money which il
tcclsions.
Lexington has also been much favored by the enter
Prise and bcraIity OF her citizens and by hc generosity
the stats Her College and Institute have occasoned
the Investment and annual expenditure Il large q
public money Whilst both these towns and the country
adjacent t. them have boea promoted ty the immense
sums expended Tor woras ul internal Improvements which,
lass through upon them your town has ne,
fcn ~ urtunatep sshly, because you have not appe-
GATED the advantages OF State patronage; aud it is really
singular that you have none OF The State Institutions
literary, tharahc.u ~ unano-and that. even Aour only
WoTk Of improv ement--the canalhas been nccidenal,
slowed upon you because Your town happened 10 be SIT
ualrd nnm' diae.y upon the Inc.
our prospect this Time is rather unily orabe to PAR
tie pate In the general distribution Of tlvors-hayng Of
icuded the James River interest by opposing The
extension. Amy application, tr a State appropriation
would be met By OPP sition on their part; and whs
combined application with Buchanan would, son'
months since have readily secured tuppihe state
-'1it, from Lynchburg and Buchanan respectively IL
>'lem corporation need he expected, trum tia
? Interest which. know ng that the canal will compel tn
Construction ID road from Buchanan 10 Salem will maxi
no ''npromisc with IynclLuTg, but i'll natura scel
u preserve the advantages of position who she at rcs
l NnciIiuTU mi 10 II
NC ASSISTANCE from Others and viii have 10 depend upo
her own rcsourccs
There are yet pending bills which have hecal.tl
soSefed To. and YET Of infinite Io,tarct 70 III
Hse bill IN provide FER tic education Of ;oarhers r.
endoNing certain coeas, p sssss gre-t mart ard
men understood. vi" be dout very acceptable 10 I'll
roHs' There has hecn an admitted Waat Of hers
S'o' as II is perfectly evident that gsntGa system
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orr RICHMOND COREESPON DENT

Our rsdcrs We are sure. will rarlake |. our regret
:, necrivipu thar the letter, which publish today
f,,n cur RchAund resp .ndcn' is the last We nay
rree, frm HIM III the lr's'r' lis L ".Is Lave 1''n
,., with interest and though thrown III in great hurry
have been G.cral, admired Tor the 'asc and purity Oh
,hsr style hc soundness OF then ve"sad ie elevated
and courteous ,one. We take tins occasion 10 render
him thus ,ullcly cur ihaiis II his c'i'sp Idsace
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. .r.a l.r-RE roR III: PILES

Risif. =. T., apfll !, iS4s.
n. So f : ~. ie sd fAof8 severely with TIA
~ fb,n y.lf lrrs ua A. - nHvs kinds 81 aedd
s f til r csoias esnplaia bit satsiIp relief NTH
81 soar fa5taer1 ssslf safs sugar Coated laiis.
snl fpf byes .u'ai clfageis enrs. recommen'
.hs,n h al ,,ieh estss Nm. i.ASPflEAR.
h niyrfsel " hHeyr, t'ss tie fHsretieHes M
- shy lls ia an uas aet with n.s sscs ,.tsf
fsf 81 te tho 6n- AMI by iiier drsstrc iazis
tie. yerv faleuy fdb1acE the Pea. MOI sitb iostot
su'- I1ls. They viii cafs his distressing comrdas n
ceegy instance
naiee fD Greenwich street, y Y Large Brick Biloxi
Always ask ~ hr Improved indian Vegetable Pi'ls.
= An1 See tlai G. Baaj Smith is written with pen
tha bot ,aa Il the as3,.
Eaf uln In I4sne}iprr W
JOHN i. sE.AY, Eruygis.
Mach l. I'm 40 !sstnt fof the Proyrist.f.
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MANY WINGS.
re TIE VOTERS OF CAMPBELL.

Being solicited by several friends, whose para.iiy
and kindness cannot disregard have consented 10 frs
90 rcrunary interest and announce yse as Of
the candidates u represent the county Of Gamp5e,a the
next cgi~laure Of Irginia.
am not 81 VAN 10 crilently anticipate saccess-
especially when coming in compeliiou with ADLER aud
experienced asirants 10 thatlrsl-bu can prom
Use that II elected my humble abilities shall he cNercd
10 .he utmost Ia promote the interests ot yachbuu and
Campbell in particular, and Of tha Satc in general
DAVID f. SPENCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-15
BALTIMORE MARNEr.-Al March 9

The flour market yesterday very quiet. Small
sales Of Howard see brands s.. 1horc w,re scl,s
but no buyers al til2i. Cry Mills held at S6,35.
Cora meal has declined to l,5o. r.: -four nomne at
s..
TIE roccips Of Corn yesterday wcre ursuay Iartc.
amounting 10 about GDnJD bushos Saes white at Is
to So aud e yclw at :! II let's; oats i3a4j cts rye
80 cts Coyefsccd duIlat s - to { 30
The pr VISION market is without activity Nothing of
moment doing in grocclos.
WINS oy IS dull at % % cts per gallon.
v t quote 'ef Calllo at 1897 per l09 lis gross
crage Hogs 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-15
MAJ. GEN. BENTON.

After al Miss, ur will ,nnu. to Ia represented y
"a B,xTcS in ,hc Senate, ard cur army slaftd t'e
,,o,,fr,tiln Of s,ng dc ) political General,
;,n,,ant ,fnar, sIo, sid al tic Same time iatey
mo himself a uas.ct e the at OF war.
Tho Nations, ln;elilgencer, q Ncdn,.day has dc
fll,wins authentic aud gratifying annouaeen"nt:
W,oud,rs.auo that tie llDn. Ihomas II. bNntyn &c
elinos the sppoiancn Z. Mar ncn,ral IN the Army
,.u,,r.d TO him hy the President and Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-15
CUMBERLAND. APPoMATTON, FRANKLIN
AND TIE TOWN OF INNGHBUR

The following days have t.cn dArdf holding the
C,r.ni, Superior Courts dl Law and hanccry La the
onrs Of Cumberland, ArPelna toN, Franklin ana the
town Of I.ynchbnrI
For the county of Cumberland. the 2' day OF March
,nd the 2ld day If August.
F.r the county Of Erankn the 9TH day Of May and the
9Th d,y Of O'tohcr o,-.,,..,
For the county If App'nai'oN the 2ls day oil May and
tho 2ls, dsv Of Octorr.
For the town If iyachhurg, tllo Isl day .fJnne and
the lst DAY oil NoveInh,r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-15

ior N. VI frcdwat ~ rrpn You aaain. W hen ,nn
cnme u reflect upon ihi. maef and hen in tins land
ei freedom. becomes ffrasune splu. IN opp stou
- the President. / think 1t tin,e ta m.tn 10 rilaet
VIII MT the tte,meu the rh,fd Conetosz luna District
t'scnr VIII ~ fei5e. anI pat down Ia assumption o
power. III "a nj risc unaHlars su.re II cndem
nation agaa,i lie '..,nt. G,,pia tie vote ol o,n.
snre. &r &r. II file. AGAINST Nm. NJ. fredNas ior
fREEEGM or SfEEtu-l lBEhlflt
SIDNEY.