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800 Dollars Reward.

THE President and DlrecIoTs o. ne =, Viz
Discount aud DeposiIe Of the bans .9 =. q
einia, al Lynchburg, do hereby oiier al .sIire,
$500 for the apprehension. securing s"G EAR.
ing in Lynchburs, Of WILLIS D. IN = hsrir:
emb.zzlcd portion of the funds Of ne f,on
seouced from tina, place on THURSDAY lss ne sai:
;nsarmatiop received, it is supposed ma ~
Ayere.t has gone sou'hSaiili he a ), d go
small s.arue' Thin visage, lish, eyes aal oss:s
address. avs
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COMMERCIAL ktCUl,I,
nIcHMoND MARKETS. av.u-. :

4.
TOBACCO-Receirls and inspections /. ~.
OF. We quote Lugs 81 IS a Is; commo r', ~.
3 so 4 50; middiiEg A IS 5 80; good and r..
q IA 3d. NC
FLOUR-A, retail IS so a 5 Is for ot-ss
for new. y
WHEAT-The milers in The city are raw
ing 81 % a | IS for new wheat Tor im,nei;,,.
delivery
oA1s-5o c. from depot, As c. from vessel.
CORN-T5 cents. 'N
CORN MEAL-sO cents per bushel. s,l.s
Of country meal d; so cis.
PROVISlONS.-BAcoN: Smi,hfe:d aua civ
cured, 10 II cents; Hams lit a IL c.; IVES,
ern Sides, 8 10 ceHls; Shoulders, : a s GEMS
Supply sood-demand light. LARD-ll Il :
and scarce.
FISH-Norh Carolina cut Hesrings & "a
and in demand. Shad SIS. =
COTTUN-1la IL cents per ID.
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Novel Attraction
PLEASURE EXCURSION,
AND EXHIBITION OF THE TRUE
aerumnlOnd Light.

BY PROF'R GRANT, OF BALII"o"1
, \ The Steamboat Carts Pee.
. Capt. John Davis. will ln "a Vs., :.
Excursion down the river on TUESDA E 80
ing, (Ar2us, l7lh,) leaving Rockies al , . ''''''
and re,u.. about IL. az n
Professor Grant, Of Baltimore, wi. ea emo
board the Curtis Peck the True DRU MM w.,
LIGHT, and will also administer Inc Us ros.
Oxide, or Exhilaraline Gas, producln: ". -
extraordinary effects adding much 10 !he a'-'
ments of the evening. ,s,,L
~ Coed Music and Refreshments a. N:
n Tickels, for gentleman and lazy, s ..,,e
so cents for each additional LADY; iof
man alone. 81. To be had OF ,,ppy.
Aug. l6-2t HASklNS y LIZ
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Fnn THE ENQUIRER.

7ohc Voters d tic S,na.arioi pi@r'es e0mpof ~,
ttc counties n k'ng & queen, un"e'''s' -"N'
fh.,rS, .Eiddhscz and King Wmdm
Upon considerations fully set forth, PERSONAL
IL announced myself candidate Tor Inc senalt'o
lae numerous voters who were present al me iasl
King & Queen cont. Al The same lime lnfee
other gentlemen similarly rendered sheir seIVi'
ces as candidates for The honorable seat 10 winch
now aspire, and having, in the most respeclul
and friendly manner been associated win lhem
in opening the canvass, il would be very crafty
ing 10 me 10 accompany them 10 lis close; ouI
whether Mey ,pM torihciM actively continue u
until the election. do not know. For myself, |
have very much 10 regret that | shall have 10 be
necessarily absent from the district tor several
weeks, but Immediately upon my return l shai
present myself ID you, wherever II may be pro.
per ID seek you, for the purpose OF having 'ha'
intercourse that should always exist between
the candidate and The people whom he may
desire 10 represent. For this purpose am
satisfied there will be sufficient lime alter myie
urn and before lie election. This full and
friendly intercourse | desire with you SO that no
doubt may exist in your minds as 10 my fo'm<r or
present 1,olnica! coarse and opinions. In my ao-
sence can confidently refer 10 my friends gene
rally through the district, and particularly nose
OF my own county. who have long and thorough
" known ME, both as private Citizen ana as
one who has never neglected the official or re-
preventative dulles that have been dcvolved upon
him, principally lhTous their kindness anu con-
fdcnce. Very respectfully, r,
Richmond, August 10th, lS47.
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Far The Enquirer.
KING AND QUEEN SENATORIAL DIS
'cPJGT

Messrs Editors vacancy having occurred
in this district by the death OF The lamented Car.
Ter NJ. Bra1lon, Esq., il becomes proper and ne
cessary for The Den ocIalic party Of the Dis
tricl TO lock around Them for The purpose OF Sc
leclins an individual to supply The place filled by
him with such distinguished ability. In making
The selection, we shonld have no regard 10 lcca-
lon but should survey The whole District and de-
signale lhcrefrom candidate who will unile The
entire Democratic VOTE lie should be man OF
unbending Democratic principle and Stern IN his
support OF The measures OF The present admins
ration. Such man is John Gaines OF King ard
Queen county Che delegate from that county Tor
the last two sessions oil The Lesislalnle.) Mr.
Gaines is well qualified to fill that Cfice or any
oiher in The STATE. Bya kind Providence he has
been restored 10 perfect health and is prepared 10
canvass The District therefore | hope that the De-
mocracy in The District will rally around that
gentleman. PLYMOUTH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

Mr.. A. B. PuLLEa is now on collecting tour
tor this paper in The following counties. Ourpa
,rcns will TO doubt give Mr.. p, during his ar
duous labors in this hot season, a reception
as agreeable as may he in their power
Powhalan, Amelia, Cumberland, Buckingham,
Prince Edward, Appomatlor, Halifax, Campbell,
Bedford, Piusylvania, Henry, Patrick, Franklin,
Bo;clour', Roanoke, Montgomery, Giles, Gray.
son, Wy'he, Tazewell, Smyihe, Pulaski, Wash.
inglon, Russell, Carroll, Floyd, and Lee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

A, The request OF the Mecklenburg (Va.) and
Granville (N. CO. Agricultural Societies, made
conjoin.ly 10 The Wing and ourselves, we shall
in a few days publish The address Of James c.
Bruce, Esq, oil Halifax, delivered before them
Oh the 5ih July. Mr.. B. is fine scholar, an en-
lish'ened and successful Agricuiturist, and his
address will BE- read with pleasure, not only from
lis valuable and interesting statistics and views,
bul from its plain and attractive style.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

INpnNA.-It was given as the result in this
State in our last, Democrats and 3 Wings, in
The congressional delegation. A Geographic dis.
patch from Evansville, The 18th, however, says
lhat by the official returns from The sixth dislrc',
George G. Dunn Whig, has been elected BY
majority Of IL over Or. Dobson. II co. it is
Wing gain OF two.
lLLiSoIs-Msj. Wn. A. Richardson is no
doubt, elected TO Congress in the di>ric, lately
:epressn'ed b. Judge Douglas Bah. San.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

The Hon. Henry Clay passed through This
this place about noon en- Thursday last, on bis
way from the While Sulphur Springs (says The
Harrisonburg Regiser.) During bis brief stay in
Harriscnburg, number Of our citizens ire
speciye of party, paid their respects 10 him at
the hotel a, which be stopped. He looks hearty,
hale and vigorous, for a man OF his years. With
out knowing. we would almost venture The pre-
die,ion, that be will again be the Wing candidate
for the Presidency.
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MR.. KENDALL's CORRESPONDENCE.

Mr.. KENDALL'S CORRESPONDENCE.
We have placed upon our first page 10 day
portion Of The le,lers CT MIR. Kendall which lie
transmitted the latter part Of June from Purbla
by a Mexican named Francisco Espina.
These letters have been anticipated in great
par, by others Of the 29h and 30lh OF June, pub
iished month since. Still they contain great
many facts that are new 10 rs and important, and
some specuailons that will be found interesting.
Tie most interesting point touched upon in them
is difficulty bctwcrn Gen. Worth and General
Scott. the former having demanded court mar.
lial This is mentioned in letter Of June 2,ih.
OF the issue OF Ike affair we are io'ally in The
dark. The next package oil letters despatched BY
MIR. K. were Only Two days later, and though they
came safely 10 hand they said nothing abou; The
difficulty. There had hardly been time Tor The
acricn Of court martial TIE next package for
warGed to us contained our letters from the Isl 10
the ll,h OF July, so lar as we can learn. The
courier. il will be recollected, was ovcrpowered
By McYicans, severely wounded and LETT on he
road. lie made his way 10 Vera Cruz, but had
los, all his letters save The fragments OF a post
script 10 roe Of July lib. Here is a hiatus Of
eleven days which we very much miss. Were
!. supplied, We might probably crar up this al.
lair Of Gems. Worth and Scoli, and explain other
al.u,inIs in our ere;s which we do not TN ire'y
understand. We give in another column on ibis
nape letters subsrquen, 10 the ll!l uIl which
bring down the narrative Ct events 10 The dale OF
the letters we published yesterday.
Ncp Orleans Pic6giHe,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

for the rising generation of farmers, and as as l
would do, mol less earnestly il possessed Mr.
As.oIs estate, instead of being "as Toor as d
church mouse" Please, my dear SIT, eve piace
10 This Ole letter al least, ON sheep hnsoanory IN
The South, and occasionally put IN wore ,ol a.,
,ieuAural education, il you would help 10 Jay .ne
best foundation after all, for Internal improve
menls Of every sor that any naIlon can ss.a0''su
Very truly, yours, J. 5. ShlnH IT,
Ed. Farmers Library.
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Commercial business, We are told is in q most
pros,raie condition in the city .! M, 1ico Scarce
ly package OF goods has been received there Tor
he las, three months from Vera Cruz or else
where on The Gulf The foreign merchants there
are impatieprly awaiting the arrival OF Gene. al
Srol. They think that If The event would MOI
lead to peace, an open communication between
that and Vera Cruz would follow. Indirectly
thew Influence TO some exen, public feeling there,
and this may have lis share in producing Ibe de-
sire for peace prevailing 10 greater ex;ent a!the
capital than elsewhere.
I've DO trust lha, Mexico viii adjust matters
with ne eiore she gets embio,Ied in any new dit
6culies. We learn that British brig OF war
has leu Vera Cruz Tor Campcachy, 10 claim
Iarae quantity Of qu'cssil er Tor indemnify Tor ~
,hei mad been lah. from The steamboat Tweed.
'''1' Ne!r Orleans De!td.
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MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE (
Iij CO-1his day-SiS,00O, 5000 2,5Co,2
0Go, i,l3, e.. - Nos, l. drawn Tickets !.
Also, the Dollar Lottery 4,CGO, &c. IS NJ,
ii drayn.
Drawn Nos oi Grand CONSOLIDATED. 81:
&c AZ l6 " 6! II Is 4 "a 20 is i6
hng.l7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

Tee! lCE!!-For sale By The ton or peck g.
i Tie A lhambrd, by
August IL X. w. ALLEN.
EOUND.-A large DOOR RUG, which The
i owner can gel by applying al lie Enqnlcr
nIRce. Aug. l1.-it
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by the Magnetic Telegraph
III Hours IN Advance of the Mail.

(CorresyondeHcs ef iks Richmond Eagurt,.,
BALTIMORE MARKET, Aug. I6-4,PM
The Srccx Market is dull with dowNvsri
tendency
FLcua-We quole Howard street today Al u
with sales. There have teen sales 0. Cir Miu,
Sc Is $500 bbls have changed hauts a, m,
price. Theirs is an increasing demand Tor f,our
GRilS-Theie are sales OF prime While Wheat
al l40 cts. per bushel. There have beer sales .,
10000 bushels Of red not Of prime qualify, a.l9;
Gus. per bushel. PINE yellow Corn We cu1.e &,
Is cenls-wi,h sales. Oals-TheIe arc sales .,
80 IL cts. per hushel.
Nothing else Of intercs: 10 mole in The market.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I6-4.P.M.
FLorR- We quo:e Penna. brands al sG-wilh
sales Of 500 bbls. Rye Flour-We quote 45O, a!
which here IRE sales. Corn Mea is held at 35O
but we hear OF no sales.
GRAlN-Sales Of white Wheat, nor extra. Al
I32 i35 cts. per busbe'. Sales Of prime yellow
Corn a, % a 50 els PER bushe at which 2 SO
bushels have bcen iakcn.
WnIsk.y-Therc ale sales Of lis. al % a ",
c,s per gallon
The markets generally are unchanged il price.
or demand.
TIE Ohio river at Wheeling has Tour Zee. W..
Ter in The channel.
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NEW YORK, August l6--4 P. NJ.
There is a downward tendency in tie Stock
Market, and the tancies especially undera heavy
pes.
FLoUR-The,e are sales Of Genesee SO = pe.
bbls., al which 0G0 barrels have chang, nAudS.
Southern wc quote al Sc with sales.
GRAlN-Prime white Whear We quote a. l36
l39 cenls per bushel. White Corn, nol 81 prime
qualify sold to-day Al IA cts. per hnshel. Prime
yellow Corn We quote al 10 IS cents. Oats SCI
al IS cents.
R,cl-Smal sales at previous rates.
The CorroN marke, is quieI, aud prices mr..
changed.
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ders as very authentic, because we could 10, :,
course arrive al its source, as We ale not m -.
very best terms with The suerlos nor those r .@e
have correspondents among them. w
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rNURPIN & CO.'S PRIZE OFFiCE-Nc
L l0t, East Main street.
LET FL other vcnGers boast NJ they vii,
TURPlS & co. sell pri7e' sr
Dawn Nos Of LecsbnIe Lottery, Ex'ra. Cas-
%, a, Petersburg, August u
80 IL 81 u 80 IS 81 , II "a G3 81 10.
Ticket Nos. 81 AZ 43l Two moro Capi'a;
Tickle, Nos. p IS Is sold and paid b.
TURPIN & co.
TWO MORE CAPITALS!
"Ue can't help il. nsp uGl eOne !"
Drawing CT Sussex County Louery, Extra
Glass G5, August ~:
Go &c 81 3 46 Is 7 II 2 AZ SIS AZ q.
Tickle, Nos. i3 SIS COZ Two spIerdic Pfizt'
Tickle, Nos. i3 GO soil and ca>Led at hs.
ever lucky Office OF w. z. TURPlN y CO.
No. 10. Main street. .,
Drawn Nos. OF Lfesburg Lottery, Class u
Aug l6-drawn al Richmond.
1863 rs 80 81 Z Is 2 ~ ~ - As
Ticket Nos . lG as, a rriz- Of SIPS 500 an
paid al SIGHT BY TURPlN q y.
To day--splendid scheme! Is Nos, a. r.ea'
Alexandra Lottery, Class 40. CaP,ais - ~
600 in Two prizes OF Is GOO each, 5 0c0, 2959
, coo, |. 500, 1912, 5 Of 900, 3i7 Of 100 NC
Tickers S. halves so; quarters Is.
Sales close al O'Clock drawing receivec =
Ausl7 TURPIN 4 co.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ruRT OF RlCU MON ~.


Iii h waier this day. al II o'clock VI.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Mary Elizabeth, Jones, Norfolk.
Schr Samuel Davis. Hoxie, Boston.
SAILED,
Schr. Frances Esther, Nash, New Yo!G.
Schr Leniiy, Smith. New York.
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|,LARKE's OFFICE. Fourteenth Stree.
~ Richmond, Virginia.
Let Ill Lottery Vendors say what they nay,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries 'hs IL,
Coed beginning Tor this weck-S5o0, Whole
Ticket sold BIZ CLARKE.
D.zwing Lcesburg 80, drawn Aug lG, 4. Is.
change HoeI:
10 s 9 70 80 81 7 - } % Al - A..
Whole Tickle, lG rs, a Capital OF s5CO SOD
by CLARKE.
Drawing Of Alexandria Is, drawn August II
Z 70 Sc 81 40 p 10 GO.
Is ss 49, prize OF 5000 sold and paid ty
CLARKE
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DIaNH l'US " IsV"5WHT1 ., = UG. 10.
l6 8 9 IS 80 81 Is ? - AZ IS Is.
To-Day Capitals Of $4,000 IS Nos. IA
drawn Prizes Il 5000, $3.50. COCO, eco,
$50, !, 900, &c, Sc. Tickets 5 Drawing ic.
ceyed al CT o'clock. Trkels, NC. for sale T;
MhURY * co,
Aug. II City Hoe.
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StN0Isis ~ .SeKe7l6s Jar he HtfK:
TUESDAY, Aug ia Ct SIS 900 Tk's s.
WEDNESDAY, Aug lS-Capi!aI IS 0OO.-
Tickets 5.
THURSDAY, Aug I9-CapilaI 5000. Tick
els 2 So
FRIDAY, Aug. 2O-Capilal 1000 Tickcisi.
SATURDAY, Aug. 2l-Capilal40 1000. Tick.
els /.
Also, Tor Saturday, Aug, 81 100000 10000.
~ 600, 1000. Tickets 10 Call al
Aug. II CLARKE'S OFFICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

Before Recorder OFT and Aid RoAerts and Tappan
JAN 7.-Piea of Guiltv-James S. Smith, indicted for
hsamy. on being placed at the bar us morning, with:
guilty which was received and the accused rsmanded
LOT sentence The prisoner in this case II appears in
county la .dy n hs vs q The %
rage ties, which bound him, ''
IN 10y and pain. and wo and veal.
MIC changing scenes, unchanged to feel,
10 love till life should end"
% Ms Tss Of y he tho
Ortnge county v. j., to whom he was married on the
then placed at the bar iortrial indictment charging
him with arson in the second degree having wiuly
set Are to the work shop OF Mr. Joseph Gosng csrpen
ter in 2st street. near the Sd Avenue, the night Of
the 10th Of September last
in relation to value Of the property destroyed the tins
Of fastening up the premises on the night Of the fire and
with the accused after the arrest.
PATRIoK ErRoHr deposed, that he was in the employ
OF MIR Gosspg at the time OF the hre as well as a. ID,
present periods that his duty to watch the shop that
was burned also Eve buildings which Mr. Gossng had
to finish the carpenter work off that the work
shop was divided into two parts, in one of which the
carpenter work done the other used the sash
and blind factory; witness slept in the sash and blind
rooms; after examining the buildings and the shut
tiers and doors OF the workshop to ascertain that all was
safe about II o'clock witness retired for the night,
shop that about IL o'clock witness was aroused
hs a sleep y the S, 81 Of s dog whh
round to the door of the carpenter shop he found
1t open, the place fire. ono of the dogs killed,
and the accuse standing alone in the middle of the
shop; that the accused made effort to extiDguish
flames but on the contrary refused to do The large
dog which was killed was .cuL0 lying OH his back, with
two holes on the head, which appeared to have been
made with some shl rp instrument
JAMES GossSo deposed that he lived in 2lst street al
the time the fire occurred about leo feet from shop
which occupied by the brother Of witness Witness
locked the door of the shop between and O'Clock in
the evening and took the key; Patrick Enright was
there at the time; he brought tho dogs from
homo of witness and put them in the shop !;
witness Enright again at about half past
eight o'clock he was then quite Sober witness did not
him again until woke up by the alarm Of fire about
hafpast u oclock EnrgL then SOBER he gave the
alarm witness instantly got up and to the shop
mere saw James GOODWIN sandIg WITHIN . short Gus
with Goodwin that night in relation to the fre witness
did not the dogs that night; subsequently found the
old dog lying is back with two holes in tho hea
from information given by EnrigAt witness caused the
prisoner to be arrested
At this stage of the trial the court adournfd until to
morrow morning.
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Common Pleas


Breach of Promise Case-Heaiy u.s. Sfebbfns-Judge
Daily charged the jury yesterday morning. after which
the jury retired and did not up to the time OF ad
tournament Sealed verdict this morning.
john Lyons %. Walter Long.-This was an action OF
assault battery The plaintiff is carpenter and the
defendant boss builder From the statement OF plain
tiff counsel, understood that plaintiff had she'd
on vacant lot between 4st and AID street. In which he
carried on his business The defendant called ON plain
TIFF and. wanted to purchase some window sashes from
him he refused and the defendant came next day, as
sauited him. down his shed and threw the sashes
and his tools in the street For this outrage he brings his
action The defence set up that the plaintiff made the
first assault and that the defendant owned the lotsd-
journed Fog painun, Mr.. Bryan Tor defendant Messrs
Green and Grain.
Before Judge Ingrahsm.
Ra,odon 4 Grossseck Us. Taylor Smih I his cause
gwen TO the jury yesterday Inc jury found YER
dict Tor the detebuant
alexander NJ Brusn Us. VIM. W Chsster.-Ths was
an action a bill vi exchange Tor $500, accepted by the
deendant The defence Is that 1t was discounted In this
city by the President OF the Commercial Bank OF New
Jersey for the bank, winch Is ted at Perth AmDoy
is ieggl and contrary to the laws OF this State
n foreign corporation TO discount carry on bank
log opefstIons within this state Adjourned to this
morning..
For plaintiff Mr.. VIM. Watson.
for defendant, Messrs Holden and Cowlcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08
CITY Intelligence.

NATIONAL FLAG FOR THE VoLurTxERs.-Ths mana.
gers Of the Oregon and Texas Ball. will present the
splendid national fsg prepared for the first regiment
New York Volunteers under command of Col Burnett,
this evening Castle Garden bewsen the hours of IL
and IL o'clock. The display of military will honor the
occasion. The flag is beautiful and costly.
FERMENTATION OF STAND OF CoLoRs.-The LIST regi-
ment Of New York State Volunteers under command Of
Col Burnett will be presented this day with stand
Of colors IL O'Clock. in front Of City Hall The
panes yet embarked will assemble on the occasion.
The proceedings will be imposing, and crowds are ex
pected to be present
SECOND ANNUAL BALL.-The second grand ball Of the
Texas and Oregon Association, will take place tonight
at Castle Garden. This will be splendid affair; the
proceeds to be given to the New York volunteers
now the of embsrkation for Mexico
TAMMANY SOCIETY BALL this evening will undoubt
eddy be of the most magnificent tstss given in
this city The decorations will be extremely interest
ing from their connection with prominent incidents in
the history Of the nation Those who are, have been
so fortunate to obtain ticket, will beyond doubt
joy Themselves highly A. usual the principal military
and naval officers this station also prominent and
distinguished civilians, W II be present guests. And
expect to derive from their sayings and doings on
this occasion knowledge OF the feelings OF the great
democratic republican party at tn interesting period Of
our national afiars.
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IMPORTS. EXPORTS AND CoNsuMprIoN or CorYEEN
UNITED STATES

In 1921, the consumption In the United Sta
head. rer annum, was one pound four ounces
1880, the average consumption per head mad in
to three pounds After Dec 3Ist, $780, the dut
he a. two cents per pound, In 1881, one nj; q
that time II ha. been free. From 1880 to lss1
porlstion nea'ly doubled, AMI thu consumption
in this country for the four years ending 1871.
six pounds per head There has been since ~ /
great decrease 10 the cost 10 the consumer,
been caused principally BY the Increased pr
According to the above table, the consumption
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NEW YORK HERALD.
The Weekly Herald.


Tomorrow morning at s O'Clock, our regular
edition of the Weekly Herald will be ready for our
patrons
It will contain Governor Young'a first message
TO the Legislatures history of the rise, progress,
and fail of the Van Buren, dynasty-the Pfesi-
dents special message TO Congress-history OF the
New York Society Library-the official despatch
es of the loss of the United States brig Somers-
important intelligence from the Capitol-proceed-
lngs in Congress and in our Legislature to the last
inoment-correspondence from the army and
navy--the chronological table for lSa6-the list OF
ships built in this port in that year-the criminal
statistics of this city-besides our usual amount
of political, commercial, and financial reading
1t will be illustrated with an engraving OF the
New York Society Library, and scene repre-
sennng two of our =" first young men, making
their last call on New Years day-both done IN
the first style oil art.
The price will be, as heretofore, 81 cents, in
wrappers, ready for the mail.
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Like Henri Helz.-Dr. Upham has not In
suited the of the people Of the United States
heradlng his Eecuary for the cure Of kPiles but left
been cured to recon nd it to the afflicted; il is also tn
best medicine for females used. Sold wholesale
retail by Wyatt Kets ham, l2l Fulton street; Dr. A. Up
ham, 1876 Bowery and 1872 Broadway. Price s, box.