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Cot. RcEEET NJ. LEE..---
TILE ppEslnENT,s TOUR.

We understand Tsays the Union that he Pre-
sdcni Of The United States will leave this city en-
Tuesday, 22J on short tour 10 The north. lie
will, we learn be accompanied by MIR. Clifford
Inc Attorney General; and should The state OF the
public business permit il, Mr.. Buchanan, the Sc
crciary Of State may join him al New York; al
which latter city il is expected The President vii
arrive on Friday next, The 18th instant. Mi
Burke, OF New Hampshire, Mr.. Appleton, o.
Maine and possibly one or Two other personal
friends, will be Of his suite The other members
OF The cabinet will remain at Washington. i
would, We have no doubt, have been highly graft
fying 10 The President, if they could with propri.
ely, have accompanied him. The Secretary Of
War, who has been confined TO his ollice-wilh-
out the inermission Of a single day-ior nearly
Two years, would, We doub, not, have been pleased
10 accompany him throughout his tour and espe-
cally as far as New York. The existence OF The
Mexican war, however, renders II prudent, IN The
opinion OF thai office, that he should remain al his
post.
The Presidents absence from the seat OF 60
vernment will not, al most, exceed fortnight
and may not extend 10 half that time. lie viii
be advised daily by the cabinet Of The state Of The
public business; and though he does not antlci'
pale any occurrence which will prevent him
from completing his intended tour, yet, if such
should unex peclcdly be the case, he will feel II &c
be his dnly al once 10 return from any point a
which the intelligence making il necessary may
reach him.
He has, we learn been invited by the lesisa
lures Of New Hampshire and Maine 10 extend
his visit to the capitals Of those SlaIes; and VIC
hope he may have it in his power 10 do SO. Hi'
visit is wholly unconnected with parry politics, o
any political object; but is ore which, al lht
sa me time that il will afford him briel rcaxa
ton from his arducus public duties, will enable
him TO pay his respects 10 his felow-citizens o
the northern section OF the Union, and 10 take a
curscry view oil their institutions, their public
works, and other interesting objects.
We understand that Mrs. Polk will allend lhe
President as far as Baltimore; al which city
she and her niece, Miss R, viii separate
from him Oh visit 10 Tennessee, where they
will remain five or six weeks.
1.-THE Military OF The city of Baltimore have
been ordered Out b. the commanding officer, Ge
neral SleuarLlo parade today and escort The Pre-
sidcnt into The city.]
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FROM MONTEREY.-Fro Capt. Wilson,
who arrived here yesterday, directly from Gen.
Taylor's camp, We learn (says the N. Q. Delta)
that the troops al Monterey and Saltiilo enjoy
excellent health. Gen. Taylor's present force
consists Of The I'd Mississippi volunteers, the Isl;
Massachusetts volunteers, The North Carolina
VOLUNTEERS, and the Virginia volunteers some
three companies Of Texan cavalry; the 10th and
10Th regiments Of infantry; detachment OF The
81 and 3D. regiments Of dragons, with Bragg's,
Washipg,ons and O'Bryan's batteries Of artillery.
The health Of The I'd regiment Mississippi volun-
teers had greatly improved. No cases Of The small
pox wee recently Ieporied among Them.
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WORKS ON THE SPRINGS.


T w. RANDOLPH & co. have Tor SALE
j. Mineral Springs Of Virginia, with remarks
on their use and the diseases 10 which they are
applicable; also, notice Of The Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs, ID edition; by William Burke
IS cents.
Virginia Springs, wi htheir analysis, &C., and
direction for the use Of the While Sulphur
Water; by DR.. J. J. Moorman-62 cents.
A Notice OF Burke's Work on The Springs; by
DR.. J. J. Moorman-6 cents.
Six Weeks at The Fauquer White Sulphur
Springs; by "a visiter"-37 cents.
White Sulphur Papers; or, Life at The Springs
of Western Virginia; BY Mark Pencil-75 cents.
Mirror for Travellers, and Guide 10 The
Springs; by ian amaleur"-75 cents.
An analysis of The Mineral Waters OF Sara.
loga, Ballsiown, &C.; by Dr.. J. II. sleel-25 els.
June 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-22

The Democratic State Convention Of Mississip-
pi, whose harmonious action we have ALREADY
announced, among other patriotic, wise ard Just
resolutions, adopted The following:
Resolved, That the people Of Mississippi, have
lust reason 10 be proud OF lhe galanry displayed,
the heroism evinced, and The glory won for Them:
selves and their State, by the first Regiment OF
Mississippi Riaenlen, during the present war with
Mexico.
Resolved, Tha. We claim for Mississippi, on
account Of that gallan. regiment, niche among
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The highest in the temple which fame shall rear

The highest in the temple which fame shall rear
on the battle grounds Of Monterey and buena
Resolved, That We tender TO the noble talented
tried. gallant, and true Davis-to the chivalrous
McClung and Bradford, and 10 the other oiilcers
and men of that regiment, our gratitude lot tne
honor they have conferred upon us anu mat we
welcome them now on their return, WIN ina,
deep feeling OF pride and Joy whlch CANNOT ma
full utterance, and which The pen cannot i"''y
Resolved, That we adopt as the motto OF De-
mocra,ic Mississippi, The words OF Jefferson Da-
Wis, in The moment Of trial at The battle OF bnena
uu,orw,rd-pu;de centre-maIch ~
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LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ.

By the arrival Of the steamship Fanny al New
Orleans, on The 2lst the editors Of the Delta have
received Vera Cruz papers 10 9TH Of June. The
following items are copied from the Vera Cruz
Eagle of the 9TH June =
We regret 10 say that il is not in our power 10
congratulate our citizens upon their good health:
il pains US 10 say that there appears 10 be some
increase IN The number and virulence OF cases OF
fever, and We feel il duty 10 add our own TO The
warnings OF the Board OF Health. Avoid expo
sure to the rays Of the sun between the hours of
| A. N. 10 P. NJ; and when overheated and sut-
fering proluse pelspiraion, be cautious, in your
anxiety 10 be cool quickly, no! 10 seek strong
current OF COLI air, thereby checking the perspira-
lion, and compelling Nature 10 suspend an
amusement she seems much 10 delight in--lhis
vexes her so much that she usually rclapses into
more or less fever.
A very large train leaves This place this morn.
ing Tor Puebla, under the special command OF Col.
Mcintosh. II carries out mall uhc first, we
believe, Tor nearly month"; and Major A. G..
Bennett Paymssier, in charge Of about three
hundred thousand dollars. This train is escorted
by large force of soldiery, composed of compa-
mics F, OF The 4lh Infantry; B, Of the 9Th Inf; G..
of the 7lh Inf; and r. Of the 18Th Int; and ID,
and h, OF the Sd Dragoons-in all abou. 500
men.
The steamship Mary Kinssland reached this
port Yesterday, having Left New Orleans on the
SO.h ILL., She brings 1853 teamsters, lib horses,
and Lieut.. Scott, lIih Infantry; w. Hammond,
G. w. Armstrong, and L. Gill, as cabin passen-
gers.
The thermometer has ranged between The de.
grees Of 81 and %, day and night, for the last len
days in This city, In The sun, it has been as high
as $50 degrees, ye, il appears 10 be much warmer
than indicated.
The steamship Massachusetts, Capt. Wood,
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LETTER FROM MEXICO-THE DUEL.
The following cuer appears in the Phiadel-
Nj, 7 ojOnr


pha Ledger.
CuISA, MEXICO, May 2lst 1877.
My Dear Sir-An express is just starting for
Camarso, and avail myself OF il 10 communi-
Gale 10 you, as friend OF Lieutenant Mahan, The
information which will probable reach yon before
this, OF the fatal meeting between him and Lieut..
Munford, of The same regiment ! was present
on the ground as The friend Of Lieut.. Mahan, and
a more honorable meeting never took place.
They fought with Observation-Disclosures as they
chose; they fired when within thirty yards OF each
Other both falling seriously wounded. Ii. Num-
ford cannot survive; whilst Lieut.. Mahan, al
though he received three several balls, is nol con-
sidered morally wounded, and e doing very we'll.
a statement Of the whole affair will appear in
snort time, prepared by myself, and signed by all
the parties on The field | have only lime TO add
that Lieut. Mahan has acted with irmncss and
resolution which DO him great credit and his
friends have nothing to fear, either for his char
acer or for his lite, as he is doing very we'll. They
met on The ooh inst, at P. NJ.
Break This sad news 10 his family, and assure
them that he shall receive every attention in my
power 10 brstow; that he wants lcr nothing, and
so long as he is with us shall net. He is nov in
my quarters, and my Isl lieutenant being rhysi
clan, every advantage is taken Of any favorable
symptom. Teuder TO his family and friends my
assurances VI siHltiC SYMPATHY anu di>o " my
determination 10 allow him 10 want for nohing
which can add TO his comfort or corduce 10 his
speedy recovery. Do not allow any miss'a!e.
menls OF this affair to become public, bul, il ne
ceSsary show my letter 10 contradict them. BY
the frs; opportunity will write 10 his father, and
forward 10 him ard 10 you statement OF The
whole affair, from which you will discern that
Lieut. Mahan mas only acted as q gentleman, and
as man o. honor is compelled 10 act when placed
in such trying circumstances. He does no sui
fer any great deal Of pain, and the Lieut.. appre-
hends nothing very serious.
La great haste, your obliged friend,
SMITH X. BANKHEAD,
Captain Isl Regt. Va. Infantry.
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The Pos Office Department have ordered to be
prepared by The first OF July stamps Tor The pre-
paymen, CT leuer-poslagc The stamps for ten
cents will have The head OF Washington, and will
be colored black The FIVE cents Stamps will re-
present The head OF Franklin aud will be colored
brown. As The Baltimore Republican says
"These stamps are in use in Great Britain, and
besides The convenience in pre-raying postage.
are constantly made use OF in sending small
sums through the pest office. For instance, il q
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COMMERCIAL RECORD

RICHMoND NARKETs. June II.
TOBACCO-The inspections are large ard
prices FULLY sustained. We quote Lugs 81 80
q , 80; common leaf 3 al co. m;idling 50 a
5 good and fine s 80 a II 50.
FLOUR-Aaik e entirely unsettled BY he late
European advices. 1t is held al IS a 5 50.
WHEAT None in market
OATS-50 c. from depot, 45 G. from vessels.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 20 cts; Shons 20
cents; Brown S.ufis 45 cents; Ships 80 c..
CORN-lO2s i05 els. per bushel--ihe latter
on 4 months credit.
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aForward-guide centre-march"

The u. S. Mail steamer Augusta (says The
Alexandria Gazette OF Yesterday is 10 take
the place OF The Powhatan on the Potomac this
morning. The Powha.an. after undergoing some
slight repair will ply between Aqua Creek and
Baltimore touching al Piney Point and other pla-
ces on the river. She will probably commence
her trips by the first of July.
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Correspondence OF The Baltimore sun
IU r,,x~ro,, lima 10 tSl'

Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun
WAsHIseroS, June 10. lSi7.
The difficulties anticipated as likely TO occur
with Brazil are apparently coming 10 point. |
am credbly informed that The Brazilian minister,
M. Lisboa, yesterday received his recall the
Emperor being dispeased with his official course
here. The En-; error expected him 10 demand re-
marathon from The United States, instead OF max
Ing APOLOGIES and he has, in addition 10 The i'm.
prisonment Of Lieut.. Davis, shown his hosilii'y
10 the United States b. other acts oil aggression
Perhans while our nayy is Otherwise engaged,
his majesty expects 10 vapcr Tor while with I'M
punly.
II is stated that each gun OF Bfags's Battery, al
Buena Vista, was discharged upwards oil Two
hundred and fifty times during the battle
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arrived at this port on THURSDAY ias', WIN
lachmep, OF the Volliseur Regiment con'. 10 .
If 300 men and l3 officers as follows; COL :. :
Andrews commanding; DR.. Tyler, Sutscon; =.
COMPANY B, II mcn-Capi Oscar J.. Edwai1n
Isl Lieut.. John NJ. BIakey; - Leu Iames s
NAV. Company Z, l09 men-CaFl. 'alhI Goo
Blair: ls Lieut.. W. s. Walker; "a i-'eu's, @
r. Kiecr and Washington Icr!cil; EoIis ;sni
II - men-Capt. Moses J. Barnard; Isl Lieu;
I.s T;on. "a Lieuls. Theodore ID. Cochrah aaa
w l. Marlin. Also, Maj. Bennett, faynas,ne, r
o. S. A.; Capt. Montgomery, Quarter "e c,,n.
Shields and Mr.. Foster; ard delacnmen. o. COZ.
n nanyS 81 men % Lieut.. Charles F. Vernon
commanding.
SANTA ANNA, THE CLERGY, AND THE "a -.
r,T.I W. find in The Palria oil yesterday, Gays
,hc y O Timcs.) very interesting leter ilom
,he c;,v II Meyico dated Inc 22d ul The wfi'el
s.ve tbaI every thing was in the greatest s'd'e "
cansns;on a, The Metropolis. The men al 'ne
Iaad ~ n. r;ove1nmenl knew not what was 10 os
done mr. in whom 10 coniide. Santa Anna, ~
NM evil bour Tor his own popularity, persecuIeu
M;non. The later, who does mol seem 10 Nc
man who will be lrodden upon WIN ihlpunty
,vro,e defence OF himself, which was puni'smnv,o
in The Republican, Of the 10th anu ihli uis' w.
gave summary OF Minon's coun,e a,:lni s
ssoa;nst Santa Anna, in The Commercial lines "
Inc llrb inst. Their evident,ruih iorcioy s'rucS
he minds Of all, and on the Dicaor'saTIval on me
lgh tic leperos, or mob ot,he metropolis, assal'ec
him with the fouest ephe's. Dean q TIC q ha' o.
rim Inns scll as IL The Yankis was shouted On al
sides: and he was most ANONYMOUSLY pelled VIII
stones, by The very population that had formerly
,lmost idoliz.d him. The writer says re (Sanla
Arna) had taken his precautions, which ena 4, 9,
| him 10 avoid a misfortune, which wou',. nav
proved blessing 10 the hapless Mexican licP9 ~
iic 5y lns ! -~-' Ii hiring killed by NE in ,I
ra,rd ie,sros. Santa Anna escaped tneiT ven
gcarce, ard shut himself up in his palace, th'
guard al which had 10 be considerably reinforced
10 prevent successful attack. There he remain
ed up to the date oflhe letter secluded from all
Ii was This unpopularily, no doubt, which led Il
his rendering his resignation ofthc Presidency,
the place had suddenly become too hot 10 hol'
him.
The PREslpENcY-The writer OF this lelte
says that il is confidently believed in The melropo
lis that Gen. Herrera will be elected President
and iha: he will forthwith open negotiation
with The Yanhts.
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EsrInkcr & Norris.

DEALERS IN PIANO FORTES, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY,
HAVE just received fire more OF Worcester
IL celebrated Piano FoIiss. For delicacy Of
touch. sweetness of tone, and elegant workman
ship, they cannot be eXcelled. To those in want
we beg 10 say, examine them before purchasing
elsewhere. Prices and terms will be found salts
PIANO STOOLS AND COvERs.-They
have also received few beautiful Piano Stools
and coyers. June D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-22

INTERESTING APPOINTMENT. = We
are much eralifed 10 learn (says the Tmes) thai
Dr. JAMES l.. CABELL, now Professor OF Anato-
my and Surgery in The University Of Virginia
has been selected, and has consented, 10 take
charge OF the profcssorship in the Richmond Me.
dical College, recently made vacant by The deal
of the lale DR.. AUaUsTus L. WARNER. DR.. Ca.
bell is now widely known as medical instructor
and will prove valuable accession both TO the
college and the city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-22

ALUMNI OF THE UNlvERslTY-We
are requested 10 state that IN error occurred in
tie roiice lately published by US for The meeting
OF the Society Of Alumni OF The University Of
Virginia. The addresses and the College e1er-
cises will take place, as heretofore announced
on the Goth OF this month, but the Society ril
met on The 2sM, monday that being the day 10
which The Society adjourned, and on which il
usually assemblies.
We understand that there is the prospcc. OF a
highly interesting celebration, and that The Facul-
ly are resolved 10 do all they can 10 ensure its
agreeable progress and results.
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BY Last Evenings Northern Mail,
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
81 Hours in Advance of the Mail.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Enqui,e. !
BALTIMORE MARKET

Correspondence Of the Richmond Enqui;e.l
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE MARKET, June 81.
FLorR-Sales Of Howard Street Flour a. -
There are more sellers than buyers.
CoRS-Sales oi prime white Com at 81. and
OF prime yellow al % cents per bashel, al which
there have been sales Of 5000 bushels.
mWHEAr-Prime red is hell a. 81 50 per bush
OATs-SaIcs al IT, 4 65 c. per brshc
WnIsKEY-We quote Whisky in bbls al 3.
cen,s.per gallon at which there have been sales
BEEF CATrLE-We quote a, IS IS per 100 bs.
gross, with sales.
II An error occurred in the transmission Of
our lelegraphic despatch published in yesterdays
paper The price OF Flour in Baltimore was ru.
at So 5O-it should have been 81 so
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The City Council OF Baltimore have requested
the City Directors in the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company 10 vote for The subscription
of $500 900 10 he stock oflhe Pilisburg and Con-
nelsyille Railroad, as soon as The sum of $780,
600 shall have been subscribed by the citizens OF
Pitsturg, Connellsvle, &C., and when indivi-
dual citizens of Baltimore shall have subscribed
not less than 100000 OF additional stock Tor the
same purpose.
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Two of the Anti-Reniers have been convicted
in Hudson, N. Y, Of assault and battery with
intent 10 kill. The penalty is ten years IN the
States prison, unless the Wing Anli'hen! Gov
ernor Young should pardon them, as ne has done
previous offenders. The mob OF Anl-Renlers
ATTEMPTED TO effect an escape Of Inc convicted rrl-
soners, but, the Journal Of Commerce says, the
peoplc arrested them ard brought Them oacR.-
Upon the whole law seems 10 be asserting lis DO
mnion again in New York, under The protection
OF sober reasoning among The people, who have
shown al The late election, that hereafter they
mean 10 have no sympathy nor the least coalition
with the vile and dangerous faction OF An'i'Ren-
tore
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TURPIN & CO.'S OFFICE, open from 8, A.
i NJ, until .. p. NJ.
Lrt all other Vendors boast a they will,
TURPIN s co. sell Prizes still
Drawn Nos of T.ersbnrg Lottery, Glass -, June p:
- - 81 . 81 81 10 q % ~.
Splendid Scheme for To Day. IS Nos.. ~ drawn
ballots Capitals S25 COO. 1860, GCO0, 1860, 500
10 IL $500 % Of 500 20 Of no, 30 Of go lowest NJ
prize 2CO. Tirkels s.; halves 4, quarters :G The o
established prize Office of
WM 7. TURPIS $ 60
For To .Nirht-So0, 000 Tickets S.. June =
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NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and SlatiOners
AND DEALERS II
PLANO EORTES. MUSIC, &c,

1lAlNo yin Gb, 4hGA2iS'
I39, Main Street-RicHxosp.
THE subscribers deal extensively IN Piano io'.,.l
and for the supply Of their stores IN thls .'y
Petersburg, require 4 large number, when 80
them To obtain the very best terms III The puten III
They Offer IL those in search Of superior rIa'v
the advantages which accrue 10 them Cohsue' . no
such as these with the exalted character oil ", Il,
Fortes made by Messrs. StodaH 4 Durham, 'iio''-
be dsreparded by those wishing 10 purchase p,o d
No one can run the least risk IN buying ~ - -.
theirs. written guarantee will be gwen "A.n n.
quired; or, when doubts exist, payment may "
held until all are removed.
ny Old Pianos taken in exchange al iaiI lie'''
Pianos tuned and repaired al moderate charge
June IL
UCK,s OFFICE, Wall .stres,.-Drawn No, q .
IL komoke, Glass No. -.
"a So 80 - 90 80 SIS 20 10 A. it -
Delaware, l46: :,
50 81 4 80 90 6s II 10 30 IL -. :. !
For To. Day-Drawing comes 10 hand Pf eSa a., u
O'Clock. Prizes: 5000, eco. sJ5 ol - s {.
Nos. II drawn Wholes 81; halves ~ CO. 9S'''s'
For sale until 4,P N. .r,nlag.
81, tn Nph,-Drswins received to-mouew ~ i.
non nm ono g. coo, 1900, 10 OF SUI, ~ o. 81
700 &c. IS Nos II drawn. Hhoes - n.y.
aS.r,.1s 95 Fol sale until :, r a OFFICE
Junea
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

peTson wishe; 10 send fifty cents to New York u
Boston, he will enclose five ten-cent stampsIo!i
ten five stamps. Their convenen,c 10 ln,'
way and in paying sm hs a SslneGs s
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FOR BREMEN.
An The new frs, class packet ship Allen
6NAriDEn voE HUMBOLDT, doll, rAPeo
ed from New York, 10 load for The above port,
will have dispatch. She has superior cabin ac-
commcdauns for passengers. As her cargo IS
nearly all made up, those WHO desire 10 secure
room will please make early application 10
HENRY LUDLAM s. co.
7-F Liberal advances made on consignmenls
olsstems or tobacco TO address OF our friends in
Bremen. II. l.. & CO.
I,ra
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THE RRIG CARMEIJTh,

The following communication, from The consul
at Barcelona, in reference &c the American brig
"Carmella," has been received al the Depart
ment Of State:
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
Married, on the 10Th June, by lie Reverend NJ A
howe. WILLIAM HoRNER. Esq, Of WaueuicU
Virginia, TO EMILY VIRGINIA Gdushierof William
f. Homer NJ. d., ii Phi,adrlphis
Married, on the eth June, Al =. Paul's Church ty
The Rev Nj Norwood, WILLIAM u CaLWILL d
lhe White sulphur Springs, Ia COLUMBIA, taushs
Of Robert Gwaihmty, IL this city.
Married, on the 9Th May last, II Oakland, ~ " Few
J,bn (;ra,nnrr. GEORGE ". PuRkiSS, = Ms il.
DITG A., daughter of Philip Howeiion II al ..
Halifax, Virginia.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

TT SLOAN of 1867, and Treasury Notes. in
u sums 10 suit purchasers, for sale BY
June 22-3t CHARLES f. OSBORNE.
WHITE GUM ARABIC.-We have just
w received small lot OF superior Gum Ara
hic DUVAL s. PURCELL,
June % Druggists, li7 Main Street
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
!. E@ d The Steamer COLUMBUS,
t=5;S3.Ss Capt. Parrish, will receive freight
nm . O'Clock, p. NJ and will leave the wharf at
o'clock this afternoon. Passage and fare TO Bal
iimore only s.. HENRY LUDLAM & co.
June 22-lt
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ny The Rev. THOMAS J. HUNT will deliver :
Trn,perance Address Ia the Children This Alernton
AZ O'clock IN The African Church lie VII als 'pssk
At The Fonrth Baptist Church THIS Evening" Al oeck.
June ~
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MANAGERS OFFICE D. PAINE co-1h'
Nl Day-Sau,OOu 5,Coc 3,eGO, 1000, 10 of 900 s.
Is Nos, IL drawn. 1lchetsS5
Also, the Dollar Lotlery-s3,coo SC. &c No, !.
drawn.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated, -
81 81 CT - Il 30 IS - - - g.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware. Class ~:
81 81 10 % IS II 10 - 10 II.