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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

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most 4,nettinr e,ppetntions-4tgtf nv.
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sortm ,,t oftypr. Anl are nov ~tt'pnfej u
e4rrutr with nratuaas aml III patch, all
I7o7 F"'['.''o I" VS.
gtr~ Owing tn tho lengthy proceeding,
a.. r.tta, t.., -, t,yn hahn fotn.
" Wv 1. l,..4.. mattel
rell"l !" I""," out "',"o 'o''F'a'a'ts "'''''
selected anj prepared 'f 'hl7 nlo'''f'
. M II All It.tr
G,,,t G,p mst G,vorz received.
Etrptrnant=t!fHfr This ollie" has been
rejected III Tho senate ny " F''F; Z" @7 "
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
United States Army

Pay Of artii. Pay Of dra.
| sry aud IN. 31oog and r.
tntry spiders lcmon when
irnaoons an mounted.
| iGc.nen whet
LltrNinr on fnl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

dT Tho message Of Gov. Young Of New
! otk waa trlegfaphrd from Albany, for the
New.Nork Tribune, word lor word, with
out interruption. O
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

The Hanover PAL Spectator says we
regret to hear That their ID a great doal OF
sickness In tho Theological department Of
Pennsylvania college, ut Gettysburg. We
understand that about twenty ot the stu
de,,ta are down with SOME fever Of ii tfp~
hold character. There was ono dentl' on
Sunday morning last.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

- CAN68
The co.parorrsatp lSor'rf're existing BE-
tween tnxynuan n I~Ih>pnu~oN Ia III"
day ltsaolycd by mutual consent. ! he ''o'
- Ito hpnrrfnrh will ho carried q" ny
Francis &. IlrndorHot,
ALBERT 7. CONVERSE,
FRANCIS q. HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

GtoRtous If VERT tnLn.- The Lon
don Builder says that II pictlrf, believed
by the best iu1gcs to be a. CONTEMPORARY por-
trait Of the great bard, .has corac into the
possession of til" exccllcr: Bishep of Ely.
II was found in an Obscure broker's shop,
where nothing could be 3earnt 9f its pre-
vious history. 1t has no .nanl, I'm it, but
cleaning has made apparent lin one part
."A2t 80, 1909" which agreed with the age
of Shakespeare in that year.
The Judgment of those who have exam
ined the picture, and that of me Right Rev
Bishop, acknowledge a iuII belief that a
most valuable discovery gas lecn made in
The 9,., fes 3ss. Of III pdtreit,-rAa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

10 the Pay pr month Pay pet
Sern't Mai month
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

e. \ brsal murder IF a young man
named Jackson Harness was committed in
Lima, ILL.,, on the Ii sin>t., by Joshua
Vance. The murder il IN c~fstoaay.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

A MEDICAL HrNr FOR Morunrs.-A
medical correspondent 4 an English paper
attributes the high shoulder ard the literal
curvature of the spine, whichgso frequently
diSfgures young females to the shoulder
straps of their dresses resting below the
shoulder and on the muscles ffthe arm. in
stead of being on the the shoulder. which
compcls the wearcr to BE- constantly bitch.
NJ her shoulder to keep up her dress. an
action that results in a Forcing up of the
shoulder, a distortion of the chest and a la
teral curvature Of the spine. He also states
tia from this dangerous practice, and the
consequent exposure of the chest to the
cold that inward tu5ercEes arh formed and
MOI unIreqnantly consumation' is ~engcnder-
ed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
NOTICE.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17
United Kingdom In the
Total meal and

LIVERPOOL, Aug 27.-At this days market the at
we're made to fair extent az fully the prices Of Tuss
day, In some instances at rather higher Though few
oats at market they Id to I'd cheaper few Irish
new Of only Indifferent quality, sold at Is per As
lbs In grinding barley and beans very little done, and
for both continue our quotations. Indian
sought and the lower descriptions Is per
$50 lbs dearer. There good demand for -four but
the show Of samples being large I'd barrel under the
Oatmeal cheaper little Irish, new, brought ass per
load.
From Dublin Letter, Aug 24l
1t Is beyond all question that the potato disease has
appeared, and simultaneously In various counties, and
In districts far distant from each other But the blight
yet is general than in the two preceding years
and has exhibited itself In much less virulent
Up this time the potatoes at market have been very
fine In quality but considerable portion OF those CON
The price ranges from tenpence TO fifteen per
stone Of fourteen pounds; but at this rate they be-
you'd the reach Of the working classes, who find
ceent substitute In Indian meal and oatmeal both in
abundant supply at very moderate prices.
Respecting the potato blight the following appears In
Accounts have been received from Sligo, Mayo, and
Wicklow the effect that the blight has unequivocaly
shown itself in those places In Grange Con- wicklow
the estate Of Mr. Mahony the potatoes become faint
ed, and suddenly, too The calamity has occurred,
much about the time, In distant part OF thAt
county and the authority Of Mr. Cooper Macres Cas-
te has been quoted to us testimony OF the iahue
In part Of his county, Sligo ,.,..s o,..o
Ne uncomfortable portion OF our very limited potato
crop has already been consumed 80 that even II the
blight should become general no very ovse
rous loss OF food potatoes have ceased
TO be the food Of the sbong classes and the poor who
constitute four or fye millions Of our population
With regard to grain crop nothing could be more
satscsory than the account from all quarters ~ to the
nuanttv and the yield The crops too getting
on we'll with the exception Of very partial injury to tur
nips but the breadth sown Is enormous
Portugal
News to the 10Th August had been received The
has but obeyed the orders Of the ministers Of
the three confederatd powers her conditions for the
forms ton Of Cabinet were Of such character
A. AT 6rs sight to forbid their acceptance The Eng
Isb feet had gone TO the leaving only In
the Tagus the Campus the America and two steamers
Greece.
News has been received from Athens relative TO the
Greece Turk difference, which H. a. yet, not entirely
resolved Tho Legislature opened at Athens |
on the 9th August, by King Ohio in person.
change Of rulers had been effected peacefully In the
Neps that H. far the yet goes the King hav
ing fed the Of revolt Of his troops induced
by his Prime Minister who had learnt that his master
designed his death
In Lahore, though tranquility reisned still Col Law.
rsnse, the Brtsh kssidsnt, mot without fears Of
outbreak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17
The Corn Trade o( Europe.


Aggregate average oil
SIX weeks. II II AZ 80 5lll 50 II
[From the London Gazette, August "a
The following Is the monthly return by the commits
sioners Of her majesty customs showing the quantities
Of corn grain meal and -four imported into the United
Kingdom in the month ended August IS47 the guam
titles admitted to home consumption during the same
month"; and the quantities remaining In warehouse at
the close thereof
Quantities imported into the United Kingdom In the
month ending 5th August, 1917.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17

BArK or ESoLAND.-An account pursuant to the act
7th and sth Victoria cap 81, for the week ending on
Saturday, the 2lst Of August, Is47.
IssuE DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued I226lf90 Govt debt .Ell
Other securities. 2.98l.gO0
Code X bullion 7,3l3,T3t
Silver bullion 49,. 1869 2O6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17
E2.@5 sa3
G3a,se5,3s3

G32,sG5, 3s3 E52. ss3 sa3
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s,-Cotton-New Orleans 6h o o;
Georgia 81 g. market very dull account OF the de-
pressed state Of money mstters 5000 bales sold last
week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
Far he Eaqni5e
TEMPERANCE IN ALL. THINGS.

Several communications have recently appear
cd in the Richmond Enquirer on the subject OF
Temperance among The number, as we'll IS |
now recollleci, was one headed Total Atsti-
nence is the only safe guide" bnt the writer did
no. inform us whether total abstinence is
the only safe guide against glnllony nor whether
il is The only sale guide againl The abuse Of
lea and coffee. II The world is 10 be reformed,
some general rule ii action woaia probably br
better than one 50 limited in lis charac'rr-and
that one is temperance in all things. None are
farther removed from temperance than some Of
lis prolessed advocates. With hem il is mere
mater OF preference given 10 one s!imn!an' over
another; and they claim great credit Tor The in
dividual sacrifice they make Tor the good oil others,
when, in TACT, they make none whatever. II is
my intention 10 show 10 some extent how enc Sill
mulan, is substituted for another, and 10 what ex-
cess lhcy arc carried am not acquainted with
The statistics OF the abstincnt societies; but il is
probable, much tina, is gained al ono point, is lost
al another, rs The following iahuar statement,
will show. Il is taken from lie New Orleans
Commercial Annual Report FOR lslG-the I'M
ports from The interior into New Orleans, iof ten
years, commencing The Is; September in each
year, and ending The 3!sI August in each year.
.,:..lo ~ tUEisi.p,. &C inil1I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
by MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
81 Hours In Advance Of the Maii.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Enlniler.l
BALTIMORE, lu'y |, p. NJ
FLovn-We sill! quote Howard Street Flour
At 5G 81 ii which t!rie have been sales to-day
OF 5000 bbls.
Wns,r-We quole Prime white w heat 10 day
i, IL. cts., with sales. We renew quotation I"
;rl Il 10 10 l2Oc. Tor Nd and - TO i9.c. lor
rood 10 prime Penn
Con: Prime while sell. ;ns 81 IS, and prime
rcd al The same price.
o.rs-We quole Oats al AZ cents. per bushe
y ilh sales.
WHlssrY-Thefe are sales Of Whisky in bhs
At 80 els. per gallon
Suo.as-There were sales To-day Of Porto Ric'
Sugar al ii.
No change in Provisions.
The Northern Telegraph is oul Of order. and
communication through that medium is Tor The
present suspended. We have 10 news 81 eithe
OF the steamers now due.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02

uenceioih, the Southern mail to Norioih
(including The mail from Ricbmond) (says Inc
Heralt) is 10 be carried three times week
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ny inc
steamer Mount Vernon.
LATEST FROM CALlFORNIA.-The cd
ilor Of The Philadelphia U. S. Gazsue has oeeh
favored with the perusal Of letter da'eo MD
zatiau, May 81" which was bfcnghl D. some Ell
slish gentlemen, who travelled overland 10 Inc
Gulf Of Mexico from The Pacific cuas!.
The u. S. shin Independence, Com. Shno!IcK,
had been b,ockading Mazallan Tor two OF lhlec
months, and during That period, had taken several
prizes. She was expected toinaintain Inc oiocH'
AIDE month or Two longer, ami then san Tor Inc
Sandwich Islands, from whence she woniu return
10 Monterey in September.
I The u. s ships Cyane and portsmouth, were
cruizns up ard dowa the Coast. The former hau
la ken several prizes, and on the "a OF MAY .ne
latter had captured a prize valued al S2OO 0uO.
Bu, this does mol satisfy The longing anxiety OF
the officers Of the squadron, 10 do something
for The honor al the navy. There have been Ire
ouen, thoughts Of in attack on Acapulco, which
| is represented aS being nearly as sIoDs as vera
Cru bni il i. rot known What aic The intentions
! Of the Commodore.
The California regiment had arrived oul, and
in vc,y bad condition. The men are represented
as mot v ha, !bey Ought 10 be-"
The Coast >oi California is quiet, and the in
habitanis oi Monterey have been sau;ed BY The
sounds q; Yankee axes and hammers ringing
through he woods, and asloni:lled 10 see houses
spfinaine up il then streets almost as II by ma
.ic TEey have I'D The pleasant sight, loo, OF
Yankee girls in Yankee bonnels tripping along,
aui. The sh: 4 .-cuYerd scac.iaS.
lmmiglanls have come and are coming over
tie mountains in great numbers. Some OF the
parties have suffered 10 horrible extent. One
caravan was ovcfaken by winter in the noun
lains, and were reduced TO such an awful state,
that they were obliged TO cal The bodes OF those Of
The parry who dicd Of cold and hunger Ii is a
| singular lac., that most 0: The women survived
the horrors .: The situation they were in, while
The men died rapidly A company went out from
Monterey 10 bring them in, and after their arli-
val in. comfortable quarters, il was found difficult
TO make them eat proper food. Suffering had
subver,ed their reason and their nature, and thry
seemed desirons Of continuing their shonl.iic
prOOensitits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
Newand Most Agreeable

RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
TO BA /. Fl OiiE.
Via Piucy Point aud the Month OF the Po-
tomuc River.
NEole fare from Klchn,ciid 10 baltimore.
including: MEALS. 50.
TTIIiE publ. are hereby advised that, on and
| after Munday. The 9Th oil July, The swii! aid
beautiful Steamer Powhaian, Capt. Z. w. Gun
neil. will ran scmi.rceliy in connection with
The Richmoni, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road ba,wecn the landing At Aqua Creek and
Piney Poi.t and Baltimore.
Passengers leaving Hic';a,oni n ;, q: IN
the Cars, en- MONDAYS aEi THURSDAYS,
arrive at Aruia Creek tc!wccr ]. and J, r. vi,
where they Ia kc The cunlIoiiallc nd swift Steamer
Pov ha,an. Descending The Potomac, they dine
on board The Puwhalan, (ha-ing 4 view OF The
beautiful scenery Of The Potomac By day-lisht,)
and arrive al Piney Point 10 lea, where arrAIee-
m.ns are made 10 sup The passengers in lhe Pow.
haran, AT that popular bathing place. leaving
PiEey Point, after supper, they arrive in BaEl-
more in ihe course OF The night, sonae honT' "a al.
7anre OF the James River and Bay Boats. who
have lief, Richmond three hours earlier The same
morning.
As Ibis line syoi!s The wide and rough portion
o!lhc Bav, passengers by il, OF course, incur mnrh
less risk oil sea sickness and storms ard are much
more sure OF arriving witbou, delays on The route
TO Baltimore, than can possibly be by the James
River and Bay line.
Returning passengers leave Baltimore on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, a, G P. NJ, arrive
a. Pirey Poin, 10 breakfast, and at Aqua Creek
by u, NJ, whence they come on with passen-
gers hy the great Mail train, arriving al Rich
mend BY 5, P. M.
The Powhaan will take in, and ps, cut, pas
seneers al all the landings on the Potomac, going
and coming.
Passage and fare (incluting meals at Pinsy
Poin, and ON board The Powha!an) between Rich
mopd and Baltimore sc. Passage and fare be-
tween Richmond and Piney Point, or any other
landing on the Potomac, "a So Passage p and is ar
II is The determination OF The Railroad and
s,eamboa, Companies to keep up this line, lha,
lie fare by it shall be always as low as b. any
other passenger line, and that The line shall be
more comfortable and more expeditions than any
other line between Richmond and Baltimore, e1-
cepl the great Mail line. For further particulars,
or through tickets, or freight, apply al the Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg and Petersburg Railroad
Office. July .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
KicumoND MAKKETs, July !.

TOBACCO-The inspections are large and
prices luly sustained We quote I.nss 81 n
i 10 common leai3 20 80; nlisld!ing I -
q :, 20 good and fine 6 90 4 - 80.
FLOUR Marker entirely unsettled Is he late
European advices. II is held Al 81 20 4 :. No
operations.
WIIEAT-Non in market
OATS-50 c. from depot, l., c. from vessels.
CORN-90c. per bushrl.
PROVlSlONS.-BAco.: Smi,tfed and City
cured, l0i II cents; Hams II: 4 l. C.; West
crn Sides, I0a 10. cents; Shoulders, 5 S. els.
LARD cs.-s,ock oil hbis. light-demand fair.
CATTLE-For Cattle nom the scales. gross
weight, 3 75a3 IS; ncii 6 IS a :, according 10
quality. SHEEP, c!ipt, - 30 a 90; Lambs :
SO 3-scarce and in demand. Hoes 81 so.
COTTON-ll.a Il cents per ID.
FISH-Nouh Carolina cut lie,!ings sc 4.
ami in demand. Shai S.
SALT From wharf 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
mors We are not advised that, up TO This me-
meni, the recall has been communicated 10 our

ONE DAY LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.
The steamship Fashion, Captain Ivy. arrived
Yesterday from Vera Cruz, ria Brazos Santiago
(says The N. Orleans Picayune, June 25.) She
LETT The former port on The l7.h inst The day after
The James L. Day. She brought over from We
ra Cruz DR.. Z. L. Darby, OF the Palmetto Resi-
men..
We have NO letters from Gen. SCOTS army by
this arrival, or from the city OF Vera Cruz. We
cannot learn that there had been any later arrival
in that city from the army above; VIC presume
here was none. The most contradictory fuinoTS
are said 10 prevail 10 Vera Cruz in regard 10 Gen.
Scots movements. We prefer 10 give none Of
them, having no faith in them. We have no con-
!irnation OF The truth OF a report that The Mexl-
cans had made overlures 10 Gen. Scott Tor peace,
though Capt Ivy heard the same report brought
By Capt. Wood. We are now more than ever
convinced tina, The rumor was without foundation.
TIE PRESIDENTS TOUR.-Reop'ion al
Ne,c Hducn Sc.-The trip olthe steamboat Hero,
from New York, 10 New Haven, on Monday
morning with The President and suite on board,
was attended with enthusiasm al every point
and The President was delighted with The river
scenery The reception Of The President al New
Haven was quite spirited. The streets were
dows were filled with ladies, and The troops made
very handsome appearance. Al the STATE
House thousands were presented 10 The President,
unit, oppressed by fatigue and the increasing
crowd, at the suggestion OF the Mayor, The PIesi-
dent mounted chair bowed 10 he gentlemen
shaking hands only with The lair sex, who would
no! be denied that privilege. The President, after
visiting The college, proceeded At o'clock, 10
Springfield which place he would leave on Tues
DAY morning Tor Boston.
The Hartford and New Haven Railway COM
pany despatched extra rains from New Haven
Ia Sprin efied ior ;hr accommodation Of The
President and suite, free OF charge. The cars
ran ever he road tom New Haven 10 Spring,
ted, To- miles, in ore Loui and forty-flye mi
nules. The President spen, Monday night in
Springfield, and reached Boston Tuesday noon
On arriving al the city limits, he was escorted BY
the military. ordered out by lie Governor OF
Massachusetts 10 the Toll House. where he was
received iy lie city authorities u Boston. Alter
wards, lie was escorted 10 the Revere House.
TIE Augusta (Maine) Journa OF the 2sh
announces ,hai in compliance with an invitation
extended by Grow Dana 10 lhc President. be Will
b ii Augusta on Friday, aud cturn on Sao'-
daY 10 Portland.
The Presi,ian, will mol visit Albany, n. Y,
much 10 The disappointment OF lie people OF that
rifv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
MIA RACES.

Married, on Monday evening, The 23a In.
by the Rev. MIR. Norwood, Mr.. Flo. J.. W,or :.
WORTH, 10 Miss Martha ]. TaipP, al d lis en-
Married, on the l9.h inst, By lie Rev A,
Beck, JoHN Roy CABELL, 10 Miss M.a7u, Z
WILSON, daughter Of Col. Nathaniel Wilson All
Of PiGsylvania county.
Married, on tie 18Th Jnne Al Mir. William .
Harrison's, ct Brandon, by Tie Rev Mr DelnI,.
son, DR.. JoHN Is. GaRsgrT oi Alormaiie a., !,
Miss NANNY r.. HARRiscN.
Hon. WA II. POLK, Charge d'Affaires 4, aa,,.,
was yesterday married To Mss MARY !. tOISp'
daughter Of the late Israel Corse OF his ruy H.,
marriage took place al O'clock. IL lie Jrnr NJ -
brother, israr crise, SCI Broadway; and, ars p.f,s
iug II refreshments, &r., rhr happy couple len Il, PM,
lairlpha the way 10 his hoiur. Columbia ierrcs
SER Hssarsiag'e .ti- for iera.I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02

Had The abslincnt societies succeeded 10 The
extent desired | toub, whether The advantages
anticipated wonh have been realized. Tempe
rance in all things appears TO be The better way.
The human system seems 10 require stimnlanis.
They arc used all over the world III some ioIL, Or
other. Some are more innocent than others; and
all can be used 20 excess. Take one slimulant
away and another is Immediately substituted for
il. L., rhc intelligent ard rejecting mind ey-
anime The following ,ahnlar statements; they are
from one OF The documents accomran The An
nual Report OF the Secretary q The Treasury CT
the United States fox 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
dissolution.

TINE co-parncr.hip OF ~. p. DuYAL & CO,
i is this day dissolved BY The withdrawal OF
PHILIP DUVAL, Jr., lin consequence oil bad
healthy The business will hereafter oe con-
all claims AGAINST the concern; and all peIsons
indebted will please settle as soon as possible
with him. PdlLlr DUvAL, ~,
July l-3tawaw J. P. DUYAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
TNGRPIN 4 CO.'S OFFICE, open IRON ), A
i Nj, until O. +. M.
Irt all other Vendors boast n they viii,
TURPIN l. 90. sell Pizes sim

ll,CO0 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
Monongaia, No. %. Capitals
ST. ,OC0 1900, 1850, 4 Of 500, &c. - Nos, Il
drawn. Tickets 3d. halves 80; quarters Is c
1000 DOLLARS! LOCO DOLLARS!
Y-Leesburg Lottery, Extra, No. IL
Capitals: $4,000, 1900, 3l3, uc. = Nos /:
drawn. Tickets 81 halves SOC; quarters - 4
Apply for Prizes al Fortunes New Home,
July2 TURPlN K CO.'S OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
NORFOLK MARKET, July /

.NNNU viz FTfiNIAT- july T.
CoRS-Nery little arriving and less demand
Last sales were a. 80 cts. lor prime white ard :.
cts. for mixed.
Flour j. OF dull sale, and nominal Al our quo
lalions 81 Tor superlne.
Oars 80 So c. per bushel.
BAcos-Ilog round l0a II hams | I l., sides
l0l II els.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
Fifth Of July Excnrs.sana,
~ nll ~. Go.coIL an. I'olt .Eioa'

By THE STEAMER Mou:T VfsS's' =.
EXCURSION Tickets for the a aee'' 4 y
II will be issued al the Ticket one ,ins.. :.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad . 30 fg...
ON Monday, The 5ih Of July, Go Ie'u'n g. :
day, CHI ior 81 So Including meas !,,.,psp
July Id Superintendent r . I '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02

Regtst.r's Office Dec !, 1916 -,
II. Il. GlLLET,
Register OF the Treasury.
Here is an increase OF consumption OF siimu-
ans bearing no proportion whatever 10 increase
of population. Our population was IN ls2o about
10, 600 900; and we consumed in lea aud coffee