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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

TT INTERESTING LECTURER
Sanders, as will be seen by advertisement de-
livers lecture this evening al the Odd Fellows
Hall. His lecture will be illustrated by variety
of beautiful apparatus and experiments. Profess
sor S. is we'll known as the inventor OF The Mag
nelic or Electrical Light, recently taken by him
10 England and France. Among other appara
,us, he exhibits, we understand, several OF his OWL
invention. As from the programme, his expert
ments promise amusement as we'll as insIruc
ton, all may be pleased by an attendance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 18th December, at the residence of
Mr.. Joseph McGh-e by Rev. Joseph Srarke. Col JN0.
A. ATKINSON, To Miss SARAH ANN, daughter Of
Joseph and Sarah McGhee, all Of Hanover.
Married, on Monday morning, Dec. 9th, BY the Rev
David sha YER, JOHN ~. MURRAY, Esq, TO Miss so
PHIA ELLA PLEASANTS-all OF this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

II We understand that the James River
Steamboat Company have chartered the new and
expeditions Steamboat "Cambridge," 10 run in
connection with the Curtis Peck and Alice on
James River 10 carry the mail The Cambridge,
we learn, will be on the river during The present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

This day has been selected for the presentation
OF Ii. Col. Garland 10 the Legislature OF our
Stale The ceremonies will commence at IL
o'clock, in the Hall oil the House of Delegates,
and will no doubt prove highly interesting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
LOUISA RAILROAD MANDAMUs CASE.

We understand that Judge Nicholas has award
ed peremp,ory mandamus TO the Board ofPub-
lie Works 10 subscribe in this case. The argu-
men, was concluded on Thursday, the 3d.
Messrs Lee and Cook for The Board and Messrs.
Patton and Lyons for The Company. Yesterday
the Judge delivered his opinion, copy OF which
we will publish in a day or two.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

editor of The Intelligencer processes such isno'
rance
The overthrow Of Herrera's government, Oh u
self is enough TO show that Mexico had iul'y ue'
termined to force US into war.
We irus, soon 10 see The efforts which are
made by The Wing leaders 10 make patriotism
subservien, TO party, Indignantly spuracd by those
who They are Tying TO msleat. Why is i! lha',
in ce.lovins people like ours, we find such
almost universal JOY speaking in The eountenance
ofevery one On hearing from the brilliant, achieve
mens OF our army, if it is not 10 be found in The
fact that our caasc is just one, and that The out
rageous conduct Of Mexico we'll deserves chas
tisement a, our hands7 This is the reason We
give for il, and we believe that it will find rea'
dy response in the hears of large majority o.
the Wings, who their leaders are trying TO draw
into the support Of party al The sacrifice OF patr
otism
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

THE DIFFICULTY IN THE ARMY.
Tie difficult; anon. prominent Ulcers OF our
army appears 10 have been quite as serious as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

II TO ADVERTISERS Adverisements
must be sent in before S o'clock, P. Nj, to insure
an insertion in the next m aper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

The Wing press of the North has taken great
pains to vituperate the "dsunion spirit" Of the
South. We have before us case in the Ohio
Legislature which puts the boot on the other leg.
A petition was presented in The Senate, asking
the Legislature 10 declare the Union dissolucd by
the act of annexation OF Texas. Dr.. Olds Demo
craft at once denounced The document as treason.
able, and all who had any thing TO do with il
traitors and therefore, moved that the Senate do
not receive it. A warm discussion arose. in the
course of which, Mr.. Backus "a Whig) made the
startling declaration, and with much feeling, and
with apparen. sincerity, that "the time might
come when asking for dissolution OF The Union
might be laudabe object. The Union was
made different by The accession OF Louisiana,
then by Florida, and again by the annexation OF
Texas; which last was done by the President,
who now announced that California and New
Mexico are wanted" ITO grant the prayer of
the petitioners" said Mr. B., "misht be treason
TO the government as it now exists, but not trea-
son against the Constitution as originally FORM
ed" These doctrines were replied 10 with sar-
CdS'lC St'clUJ W ~. OIuo anu p'uSi'' III 1aN'-
ton was then taken on the reception Of the petit
ton, and it was carred-yeas 10, nays II. So
the petition was received, and ii was then refer
red 10 The Committee on Federal Relations. Yeas
all Wings! Nays all Democrats!
On The same day, in the Ohio House. a Wing
moved series OF resolutions, denouncing slave.
ry as al unparalleled moral and political evil, 4"
and urging the Wilmot Proviso. This, too, was
referred TO the same Committee by strict party
vote-the Democrats voting in the negative. Yet
the Wing papers say, the Democrats are as un-
sound as the Wings OF The North!
Those gallant soldiers, Quitman and Shields,
passed through our city yesterday morning, on
their way to Washington. They were escorted
from the Southern cars to the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Depot by Capt. Dmmock's spi-
riled company, the Public Guard, and, as The
cars moved of, three cheers were given BY the
crowd for The gallant men. We regret they did
not soourn among US few days; but no doubt
they were anxious TO repair 10 the seat OF Go.
vernment with as little delay as practicable. We
doubt not, if they can hereafter find itconvenien
to visit The Metropolis, in compliance with the
reques, of the Legislature, they will be cordially
welcomed by our citizens and gallant volunteers
in manner alike due 10 their private worth and
inestimabe services rendered 10 their country on
the battlefield.
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shortst notice to tsrgvsrssts and to guph down
d-s-rs,s's -xo--sssd opiaionsI should regsrd myself
asty obnoxious to the eous-mpt Of all honorable men
As this is.not ny unconscious Of any such
moral dsbassmsnt the Unisns vulgar vilinostou can
not disturb my squanmity, the lsss that know have
but to accept the pstsst ocs In the gift Of the govern
ment to become object Of its slsvish adulstion.
For tina rest until from It's front shall be erased the
braad Of traduosr" with which the senate has mark
ed t-uutu Its columns shall have been purified Of the
the ssrvlity the rhodomontsds which dis
figure thsm-uut It shall have raised itself to my level
the abyss which before, hurled tit will not
be In position to speak oontemptuousy Of my scrib-
bling" GALvIENsls.
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WoNpERFUI out Az last p ,S:s
whichhss bsen successful within H. 80 lsst ten sMs m
superior yet offered The public WIN tns
you change whsker any ,nA"e OF c9io. ~
isw mo%sn and not p ,n,S's me In he
post oce THIS solutoa he had At striksrs NOS eoeA
ties sllp where il can be applied. ,,,.,
N BThs solution be any part Of the world Sy
with perfect safety None genuine except nanso py
h. Striker with red ink o. Nt-Ie
sS1TVHE LADIES, DELI0HT"-Great saving Of and
Labor-rhe ladies of New York are AZ length % pc
put possession invaluable Sabirs newly In
vented Washing Maehns The Only thing q th: KIND tina, IA.
rsn,ed wash perfectly clean without the sshsst damage
perfectly PLAIN and simple and be worked by child
The Ordinary washing Of family car be done by
IL one hours time with very small amount OF labor
The subscriber having 4! an lmnsuss cost The
washing the public, and IN assuring them tbs.
weeks snd allow returned Il shall Be found in any
different from what is here described hs invites 81 70
call Morris where he will be happy to exhibit
the machine show what il y c.pebe o.
superior and very s.essat machine can Dc seen
exhibition at the Fair OF the American inute on the
bridge leading to Castle Garden. o. lN*Ic
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Ship Sullivan Waite Charleston, days. to Geo Bulklsy-
fst-ersgs passerscrs . -. m,
Bark Fraacis, Demeara ~ days. with svss lbs
old 10on d. composition to master
Bark Heca AT GOOD Maanxas Sept 10 70 Read HoPpoSL
Sailed with bark Mary Lowell Of Por lind Tor ~
mas Load 22d ult on Cape CA!aavsra fell IN CO. WIN '
Edmund Perkins, Of bostou Steering ., av. 70 master
Brig Aceuus Wilson, Trinidad de Cubs. u aayd ~,
lam Ponvet Sailed with bark LaciaoAr h;,sdsInia
York; briggs L. orient. do Left brig Ormus' Tor
Brig fanny Colt fesknsr Mansanilla Cubs days.
Brig MADISON. Watkins, Savannah days. % s'as'' Clear
s,,s CAM (pew, whipple wsdabo,o,2 days ballast
N ma.sr spoke 5th inst of Shoal brig Emma rrscou
I'm Cs.s nr New York; day. Block islanq w cst 80
ns. b.rI w shaler days from Cape Sood hope Tor
p RaH,on I'm onl led her with fcwood .
s sppte so ut lat 80 S. Ion U.s. Br schr Frances from
CSc t ,o raaysT Purh Washington. NC 70 Mitchell;
Sch, Nsustfa Burr Dearborn Richmond, days, TO Allen
seS1 Mary w. Cathcat Richmond. days, to Allen
sebr Reseeca, Lat urers, Petersburg to Hunter.
schr Chief Van Name. Virginia
Sehr Champion, johnson. Virginia.
Schr STAR Henry, virginia.
Sehr American Coaster. Someu Virginia.
Schr Oregon, Whitney. Baltimore
Schr E'lcort, Cole Baltimore. TO johnson & Lowden.
Schr Patriot Lamsou, Baltimore.
Schr Erie, Wiley, Philadelphia for Wareham.
sehr Sea New Crockett Philade days. fer Boston.
Schr Page. Nickerson, Boston, days.
Below.
Two brgs, unknown. Wind Z.
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DOVER L0oMs-For sale. 30 Narrow Looms, of su
psIor make Of iron to cave slssd xors either , cotton
change They viii be sold sbsfssn. Inquire
DANTALOONs.-F. AHRENs, the we'll known Pants
Tailor 2o Ann street has lately received over 100 pieces
fancy OF which he makes pants to order for only
Also snch and Enalish black cashmere. and dOeskns
Gents who are IN want OF pants will do well to ga. 2sh
'NO THE LADIEs-DR ,TQwNsEND,s sARsAPA-
RILLA faxcnte Of the Ladies' relieves them ola
ara % af% .sa ns Rs
ing ~ ~
s sGT.s srS:.aTs sss Ii.
beneficial effects have enperieneed from the use OF your
s.
@ %o as %
who are afflicted as have beeR Mrs scn pARRGH
Principal Office. lag Fulton st. anas so!m
RHITANVl WARE MANUFACTOKY.-Os. randrl
SsswssS S on hand and
for sale large Britannia limp. 2T oil and ;p
and avy Ladies. Spoons, Spoons. syringes Decanter
n. d Britannia Ware neatly repaired .ia aot.rc
and Mesea s Cen
received and forwarded all points the Rio Grande or in
Agents il New orlean.-Me.n'. LLLAaD. Mo.syaco
PAPEK ,HANGINGs GREAT ,BAR0AIINs-;RE.
Pearl street, Franku square would inform Country Me
chants Jobbes aud those the trade that he selling OF his
whole stock Of Paper Hsngngs and materials for manuctq
with view Of declining his bu,iness for another II
wholesale dealers purchasing in amount from $50 to $leo for
prices" To those bpyog larger amounts liberal discount
prices named in strict accordance with the above
their sstonshmen and generally buy double the
ga 3otsm Il PRINCE ss Pear, s~ee,.
T1MELY NOTICE TO GtNTLEMEN.-As the Fall
and Winter Season. are S.tsiPs s.n,lsmsn would
n auv
thing this city Clothes cleaned dyed without
the coong at short notice trial will prove
the fact From the satisfaction given public the subscr
her Is induced and determined follow the above branches
Notwithstanding all competitions for having small sore he
can work for small profits As such gentlemen will do we'll
20 call before going elsewhere Murray street.
Warrington, at the Cheap Cash Tailoring establishment
CORTISSOS, 81 murray street.
Clothes dyed warranted fast solOrs. IS 30tsm
NANCY GOODS-F. A ARTAULT. Proprietor of the
II Lafayette BAZAAR lts and i5 Broadway up Sas has
country merchants encouraging terms consisting Of fancy
purses ladies bags gsumery lewelry steel goods Sc il
hne the splendid and vmea SOC. Oh ancy ana uaeu
to call auH '""rc
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NIUsEuM BUILDING. Philadelphia, for Balls, Con-
wi kcThe SALOONS oftbe Chinese aud Philadslphia
Museums be rsot dthsS for one OF more nights os BALL.
worhp. other Of s ." which they
30 admirably adapted.
The Chinese saloon now be altered, with ease,
OF small assemblases movable stage rostum Of
the whole width of the has been erected which,
nng railway, essens enlarges its length adapting
the purposes Of the Spacious dressing and
feet than ball in the have been added both
saloons aodipg in all such accommodations be obtain
ed no where else In the county. .
The saloon, lately occupied BY the PhilsdsPha Ny
well known the brilliant and fashooabe
ball room th. city that needs than
IL too can be adapted large small assemblies When thus
adapted, the will bear spending diminu0n.
The Museum Building with these and other improvements
ment possibly and in addition. be had for balls
been obtained
Persons desiring either both of The saloons q the
examine the Building. For conditions apply te
Oace of the Chinese Museum saloon Philadsiphi.
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WESTERN HOTEL.
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ExcHAvt BoARD Oct 633 shs Fall River Railroad 9334
10 hu land 80; do 9O3s; q Log Island Railroad
l4H 80 ~orwich Worcester hailfo ID ASH; Is do, b3nd
g; 50 DO sod s3 Is do a 50 do AK Is do slod a5x
$1,000 Reading Railroad bo.ds 1850, IL
AT ,rcrI rs haes Boston and Providence Railroad
Per cent adyance Porta I'd saco aud portsmouth, Raj road
fe,ser do so ,2p,r c-qt ,dv Is toa and RoIoury
Mill Dam Company, S3iH Boston Manufactu Tom
ny, S1a3 - Mercantile MARINE Insurance company 500
shire; Boyist Fire and Marn- do. s93X shares IS
syn per ,hare 20 Boston do s3s% 81 for 50; 10
Il cent adv; Warrington do S95% shares $4,000 Uni
I'd states per Gems payable 1s62 with coupons, adv;
per adv.
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WAsHIroros, Dot. 8, ls47.

General Taylor.
The last letter Of Gen Taylor the subject of the
prssi sucy published in this mornings Ints'hse"esr
dsclosss three facts -
lst That he would have voted for Henry Clay o. tne
last election. in preference to Mr. Polk. e.. A..
IA That said Gen Taylor Is not q candidate ior 'ne
Presidency montana
ST. That he will accept the ONCE, elected spon'ane
The arst point, We think proves that old Zsox Is q
whs The proves that he does not ~ oon
for the Presidency The third fact Establishes toe con-
-is,, .h, 10 n,ot bs taken up by both parties aud
vii, DOT b, tax "a no by either The general
L. that Old .ck win therefore, be Withdrawn rom tne
The letter also forrshsdows that upon Henry Clay
will fail the mante Of cid Zachary and that Clay VIII
WI . Ius asnS,dsts vet once more W.
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Cleared.
SHIPS Due dOhsps, Richardson, Hsyre, w Whlock, Jr
OIlrsps, ] o Ward. 49, w"
Bark-Ids, tRuss) Clob.rz, Rochelle.
pngL-Ss hrisins, (swed) Wamss. Gouenbuv, Boorman
Joha.on 20 Tens EegS fBtsz Rego, MaIanham, Corn
lng Son Mosee III Trinidad d. Cuna Foster Nicker
son; Jos II M lbrl fullerton Windsor, Ms; Phium Thach
sr -ayMns1 Dunnam Dmon; Visccnnes, Knight, hiia-
sen w. rths Phllip Plymouth NC; A Thorn, San
ford, Wmingnn NJ; Colorado Fiich. Franklin Las Com
necncat Ewood Fredericksburg Ellen, Moss Suffolk vas
SALESMAN Cothe.l Asxsudra Juette Cole Petersburg
Co.
Tuthill, Dighfon '"
Arrived.
Ship Thomas Perkins, fof Saem) Graves, Manila Nav Al
and Batavia July DO 10 Neo Spoke June co. in Strait,
Of Mscsssr Englsh bark archioness Of Douro 30 DAYS I'm
Manila for 0reenock. Left American vessels Batavia
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EAsHIONABLE DANCING. MOL Washington Place,
T. and a Leonard street n,.,s

NAsHiONABLE DANCING, MOL Washington Place,
M iTe iofsfH iDEsjARpNs of the Royal
Rs '1i
%ssI No.
ns H %es h 81! has
r. s SsS s .sG ois
waltz
wo S 0ss s'S to viii Ss .d
assured that she viii take every 70 %os grace
and elegance Of style 50 to the su %Gderp ball roo
.sd h o S.s and
hours Of stiendance NAV Sc known. SIS sot.rc
M sev.d ssd ;,s several case: q Jswsy
general assortment amongst which are Br,ssssd With
CYLINDER tfo% the first Also sompsts
fS q y
To A PRACTICAL CfEMIsT;-w.P!ed to employ a
tory he West ' He mus. hsSs had some years q
Sc: I b. NOR.
apply To such one, apermansnt situation and liberal
'' "a M &c sveypA MRss {sSRGARpus Elddss st
CLIREHUGH's VENTILATIN0 WIGS, scap., and
Head Dresses stand I above a. Ghs,;
ss s s'S sis
ing from kin their elasticity superiority Of material
and workmanship their style Of 6ash and mode Of
meut form such combination OF improvements that all the
competent judges have them perfect heads oha
Nv or with intention Prices moderate lis Broad
wav directly opposite the City Hotel Entrance by the
Of 81. John halter sis 3otsm
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
- EDLadies .nd Gentlemen having any cast of Or super
price same by ssndnga note by calling the sub
scnber his residence through the post which will be
''"''"'' .' H. De BoER. Tx Canal street, mp stairs.
Old stock aud job goods bought OF any description and
amount. 81 30tsrc
CTRAW BOARDs.-se suaw Boards ler sale BIZ
- PEH00E & BROOKE
iyastfm no. g md ~ Nassau sReet
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The -Four MA cts.

RocHEsrER, Oct. 6.-The supply OF wheat is pretty
liberal Sales generally made at 81 l2K 81 a. with
perhaps onal transaction at slight advance
from the latter figure The foreign does appear
to have had much effect the market yet 600 barrels
Flour we're taken private terms 100 bbs sold at
rs. Corn SOC Oats ale. Butter 10 l5c
PHrLApELrHrA Oct The receipt, and stock of -four
continue exceedingly and the demand for shipment
Is linaited Sales Of 500 bbls brands fresh
gronnd emma at SO lax for export For city consump
ton there Is fair demand at S. l2H SO 371S for
mon brands aud SO so Sc rs for extra Rye Flour Is
very scarce aud held at 81 So Corn Meal-A few hun
dred barrels Penu's sold ut So Brsndywne is held
SO 70 per barrel Grau-Wheat continues very scarce
aud in demand for grinding Sales Of 1000 bushels prime
new Southern red at 81 326 Rye has slightly advanc-
ed. A few hundred bushels sold at II cts.
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100 BROADWAY (corner of John stJ.-TO THOSE
lOk WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

[From he Evening Post OF
praised by who made trial OF las. year took me as
premium of the Institute FAIR Indeed Is July
by those who know that il Is impossible 70 msnufscte an
article equal III. oeniaS 70 TIE , md IL scS cheaper
than he old sosps ALL therefore, who wosa coI,r Of n
aIyon tbs Evennr Mirror l-Rings Verbena Cream We
know by experience be the best kind OF p , ~
those persons who have uoup'e'0"' ''''-'
without IL: .,...,. IA ,.ts;l nv Charles H.
Rns pp,~rss e Ia Broadway corner Of Jshn street