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Correspondents of the Enquirer.

Correspondents Of the Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, July 6. P. M.
US SENATE.
Shortly after converting his morning, The Sc
nate proceeded TO the consideration ol the ORDER
OF the day, being he bill establishing IefIlio-
rial Government in Oregon.
Mr.. Mason addressed The Senate in opposition
TO the right of Congress TO legisIae on the SUBJ
ect of the introduc ion OF slavery into the lerIlo.
ries OF the United Slales.
Mr. Anterior has the floor on this question Tor
tomorrow.
On Mr.. A,herton's motion The Senate then
took up The Civil Appropriation Bill. Before
proceeding 10 its consideration, however, mes
sage was received from The President OF the U.
States transmitting copy of the ratified Treaty
OF Peace with Mexico.
The message and accompanying documents
were referred 10 The committee on Foreign Rela-
,ions, and 5000 copies ordered 10 be printed.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House has been engaged in committee al
the whole, the greater portion OF the day on the
Post Office and Indian Appropriation Bills.-
Much undressing discussion was INDUCED 10.
Without defnilive action on either olihe bills, The
committee rose.
A message in writing was received from the
President of The United States, communicating
the Treaty of Peace between Mexico and the
United States. The President recommends &C.
lion relative 10 the provisions Of The Treaty, He
says lha. territory has been obtained, and indem.
My for The past and security for The future.
The Bur, moved The reference OF the message
10 the appropriate committees, and that it be
printed.
MIR. Vinton in an unimpassioncd strain, re-
viewed the course of The President relative TO
ire Mexican war. If the boundary OF the Uni
led States ex'enl led only 10 the Rio Grande, why
and on what authority has he established civil
governments in New Mexico2
Without action on The message, the House.
on motion, then adjourned.
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Washington Hotel.

This House has undergone a thorough re-
i pair, and is now ready TO accommodate its
friends and The public At large. This House is
situated al The North western gate 81 The beau;i-
ful Capitol Square, ami, without The tear OF con-
uadic.ion, the most pleasant location OF any
Public House in Richmond. will mol promise
my friends any gorgeous show or display OF h1.
ing but | will promise them plain, neat and
comfortable accommodation, and something good
10 cat, and served up in manner that think
have vanity enough, from twenty seven years
experience, 10 say will give satisi' ciion. will
promise all those who stop with me quiet house,
and good nights resi-, as there will not be al
loved at my House any drunkenness, gaming,
or any other dissipation Of any kind. My
charges shall be moderate; and if my friends and
the public al large will give me call, and say
when lhey'go away hey are nct satisfied, will
never ask them 10 call again.
June 22-2aw3w JOHN TALMAN.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, JULY @.


TOBACCO-No change in prices. We
quote Tugs 81 90 to 90; common leaf so a
3 SO; middIing Is to 4 IS; good and fine 30
to SO. General sales of lugs 20 to 60; leal
2 IS TO 6 90.
FLOUR-Old Sc a 6 IS, at retail, sock and
demand very lighl;-new s., at retail for Ciy
Mills.
WHEAT-Large sales al ITO C. for deliveries
to 2Olh Iuly-l05 c. TO The 3is!.
OATS-35 cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL-50 55c. per bushel.
BACON-Virginia hog round 6 81 els; West.
ern Sides 81 cts. Shoulders Al AZ cts; Hams
FIsH-New Herrings Sc. Shad Sc SO a I.
Family Roe Herrings Sc 10 barrels and 50 SO in
halt barrels.
CATTLE-BEEr: 81 so a 90, gross
vEALs: 81 a I 90. MurToNs: 81 SO TO 2 IS,
nel,as in qualify. Hoes: 5 SO.
LARD-S a 9 cts. Scarce.
LIME-From wharf ST. per Dbl.
STEEL-American blislered $ll0 per ton.
FEATHERS-33 IS cents.
SALT-Last salessrom wharf SIS per sack;
from store ST. 60. Stock very light and in de.
mand.
CoFFEE-Wequo,e Rio a, 81 II cents; La.
guayra 81 "; 81. Domingo St 81, Porto Rico
OF I3j Java ~ IL cents.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder, SIS 2oc.
per TO-. Black IS Coo. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls 26 26s c.
Porto Rico 25 26 cents; Cuba 20 % cents.
PLASTER-The arrivals 0! this article being
large, and The season for selling advanced, have
caused a considerable decline. We quote lump
from wharf at ST. from Basin S4i; Tierces OF
500 pounds, ground, so, on Basin
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy g. Co. 81 70 Z
so; A. Seigneue IS; Imitation 80 IS cents;
Sazelac a so; Peach dull al 81 90 Is;
Apple Brandy so cents.
RUM-New England 81 cents
GIN-American 33 cents; Holland 100 cents
per gallon, very dull.
WHISKEY-23s cents for Reclifed.
CANDLES-Tallow IL l2i c.; sperm 80 a
"a; Hus Patent IA cts.
SOAP-For brown &c.; yellow At &c, pei
pound; white and variegaled - ID.
FLAXSEED-ll5a l2U cents per bushel.
lRoN.Pig Iron s26 to 37i, according !, lc
quality, Swedes 50 per ton; English IS; Trede'
Bar 30. according to quality. Nails 4 to4i.
SHOT-6ic. per pound.
HlDES-Green sailed Al cents per ID.
Calfsaled IS CTS. 10 each; Spanish IL ISL cts.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Reported ny BertTLey fjtar, LiccrseG STOCK broker
State Stock per cents-par value Sl00. Held al
par and interest.
Corporation per cents-par value slOo. Sales Al
S95 a s9S so.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State-sales al S97 so 500.
Exchange Bank stock-par value 800. None on
sale.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value slO0. Heldat %,
S9s so.
Virginia Bank stoek-par value SO. Held at sss
25 &c so.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value Sl00-held al SS5.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 500
Sales since September dividend S3i.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
stock-par value Sl00-held ut Ss5.
Richmond, Frederick sburg aud Potomac Certihcatei
| of Debt-par value S00-held al sS5.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad stock-par value $l0t
| --receni sales at $40.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JULY!

MhON n lJEN SCE1l,MEO fOn JUl1
1000 DOLLARS! OF 5000 DOLLARS!
Maryland Consolidated Lottery, Class 81, for 1913,
be drawn in Baltimore Thursday, July 9th. 7s Nos
Is drawn. Capitals: s25 600 prizes Of 5000, 20 OF
900, &c. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 100 Of 1000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. 10, for l646 TO
be drawn M Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, July
sih. Is Nos., ~ drawn. Grand Scheme: $4,000
10000 6,o0o 1000, 1000. 57a, 100 prizes Of eco, &c
Tickets go; halves S; quarters 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS 1858 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class SO, TO be drawn
Baltimore on Wednesday, tie 18th July, !s4s &c
Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Capitals si5,OOO 1883, Of
5000 of $780, Of 1884, Of 500, 100 Of ,0OO &C.
Lowest No. prize $500. Tickets sl5i halves 5oi
quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS! 1870 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ~. TO be
Nos, il drawn. Grand Capitals: $4,000, 1870
$780, i,00n 1000, 1000, Of 1850, OF 500, Of
,a5o Of 900, Of $780, 50 Of 800, &c. Tickets Sl7
halves So qrs. Is.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 100 OF |, 500 DOLLARS!
Lowest 3 Nos. $1,000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass -, to he drawn Al
Baltimore MARYLAND, on Saturday July 29th, lsis.-
7s Nos 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: $50 900, 5000,
1900 of 750 100 Of $780, 100 Of 1000, &c. Tickets
SIS: shares in proportion.
~ In purchasing hy the package, deduct the price
of three Tickets.
ar Orders for Tickets In The above viii meet prompt
and con idental attention, ii addressed 10
J. p. COWlEs, Wall street,
June % Richmond. Va.
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NORTHUMBERLAND For SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale the Farm which he
4 resides, called Delta. II lies on the East side. and
along the base Of the Southwest Mountan near Mon
ticello, more by riding way than 81 miles from
Charlottesville, and containing 3lel acres The cleared
land is divided into six fields, ranging from thirty 10
Of the SIX covered with heavy coats Of clover OF
the quality of the soil II is needless to say more, than
that is full average Of the red Southwest Mountain
land. The improvements area two story frame dwell.
ling house, with wing, containing seven rooms, and
nnished IN plain but neat style, together with all ne
cessary out buildings, in good repair, having been
erected but three years since.
For health and society," this region Is unsurpassed by
any In Virginia.
Inc enclosure around the house s good, and thore 10
well OF superior water within ten PAGES Of tho door
Also fourshng young orchard Of choice fruit trees.
not sold before the middle of September, the sub
scribcr cannot give possession until next Spring.
July cit ARCH'D. N. DOUGLAS.
% Winchester Virginian requested 10 insert times.
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J,UUV &c. "
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.

Virginia Leesburs LOTTERY Glass IS, for ls4a, 10 be
drawn on Saturday. July ~. IS No. LoreIy-lG draw II
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For sale.

THAT valuable Farm known as "POOR JACK"
4 lying In the county Of Westmoreland, and lmmed-
atey on the Potomac river, about hundred miles
below the city OF Washington. 1t contains, by a 70.
cent survey, 1854 acres, is beautifully situated, COM
manding ne view Of the Potomac at it's wides, part
will compare favorably with any other In that vicinity
Tho great abundance of Indian bank mari and crock
grass the premises afford facilities for improvement
rarely mot with. Tho best Of fish, oysters and wild
fowl may he obtained there with a. little trouble az any
where in the tide water country.
II not disposed Of before the fourth Monday In Au.
gust, will on that day be offered ut public SALE at lhs
Court house. For further information. address
w. A. SPENCE, Ia
North End P. o., Mathews county, Va.
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NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABuRA-
TORY, has furnished combination for the remova
OF human Ills universally successful than THOU
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD
NaPTHA. This medicine, prepared especially, and
with great care for diseases of the Lungs, Throat and
Breast has by its salutay effects senced all cavlls at
Its virtues, and secured the recommendation Of many
Physicians of this city, and the appreciation OF all who
have employed IL.
Prepared only, and sold by ANGNEY & DICKSON,
1t the North east oil Fifth and Spruce Streets
Philadelphia Sold, also, By ALEXANDER DCVAL,
Richmond Va. Price so cents. 81 per hottie.
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[PusLIc NO. 81

IT m,kffS further provisions for surviving WI
~ Jaws Of the soldiers Of the Revolution.
.,,,.,.d by the Senate and House Of Representa-
L r,ss limited States of America in Congress as
y, That if any person who served In the war OF
s,,n.lon In The manner specified in the act pass.
..yenth day of June, eighteen hundred and
80. entitled "An act supplementary to the act
lief of certain surviving officers and soldiers
EVOLUTION" have died, or shall hereafter die,
=, widow, whose marriage took place before the
= of January one thousand seven hundred and
iu,. such widow shall be entitled TO receive,
h, during her natural life, from and after the
|. .,y OF March, eighteen hundred and forty EIGHT,
..-;ty or pension which might have been allowed
sn,band. In virtue of said act, If living at the
: "a, PASSED, under The same rules, regulations,
.snc,ions, as are prescribed in the act approved
'.r,o,b. eighteen hundred and thirty -eight, en-
An act granting half pay and pensions to cer-
.ssss :" Provided, That, in the event of the
.,,r of such widow, said annuity or pension shall
,,t,nlnued.
~. hem admitted by special acts Of Congress TO
-, Of the pension act, approved the seventh
'.iniy one thousand eight hundred and thirty
!, !, ~ The benef, OF the act approved the seven.
2. n Iune. ono thousand eight hundred and forty
III ~ entitled, and shall be admitted 10 the be.
!, ,his ac; subject however, TO the rules, limita
. "a y.strclicns in and by said acts prescribed.
,.,nysd February ID, ls4s.
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New EstabIisiltnent.

COPPER SMITHlNG, lin AMI ofitEl-
IRON WARE MANUFACTURE.
TINE undersigned has commenced The above
i business, in all lis various branches, on The
Northwest corner OF Broad and 9Th streets, 10 The
CITY of Richmond. Having been prac'ical
workman in all the above trades Tor many years
past in different States, he knows himself 10 DC
amply able 10 make and do any kind OF work mat
the citizens OF Richmond and community al large
may require OF his profession-suc as wool and
cotton Overs and hatlers colorng kettles; halers
plank Kettles; stills aud worms; conlectioneIs'
candy pans; all kinds of copper steam pipes, SUIT
able for any kind OF steam engines or boilers;
also, copper wash kettles and tea kettles, &C. all
kinds of tin ware made, wholesale and retail; cop
per and lin roo6ng gulers, gutter heats, conduc.
Tors, &C.; all kinds OF sheet iron work, sucn as
sheet iron stoves, drums and stove pipes, lenders,
blowers, ash pans, dripping pans, &C., all oil
which will be made of good materials, and IN
workmanlike manner, with promptness, and upon
reasonable terms.
Good reference will be given when required.
N. B.-Parlicular attention will be paid 10 all
kinds OF repairing.
Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Lead taken in
exchange Tor work. CHAS. ). DERR'
April 20-d3m
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m AUTHORITY.
p.so,utions passed at tho FIST
~ and n tho Thiriicth Congress.
rprnr,c-No. IL

TPu1LIc-No. T.
.r.,.mp.ins vessels employed by inc american .si
ACT es society. in transporting coloIed emit
clcnii rho United states TO the coast OF africa
,rsais rom noyisons Of the acts of the ssd February
on =; # March. eighteen hundred and forty seven.
nd % ., The carriage of passengers In merchant
essels s.,,,. and House of Ranresen
tenssl United States of America in Congress as.
es on Te,, from aud after the passage Of this act,
t'lrd, ,"a s,s,e and vessels which shall or may he
ad e..H me American Colonial Ion society, or by
oyea '. STATE Colonization Society, to transport,
Ss .sa,l actually transport. from any port or
Snen i.n,ted States to any colony or colonies on
70 .as OF Africa, eoiored emtg,ants TO reside
"e ssu he, and the same are hereby, excepted OUT
'..a.nped from the operation Of the act entitled
u, =, rssulato the carriage of passengers In mer
~ .....,s. passed twenty. second February, eign
,"ndred and forty seven; and Of the act en.l,iea
/ >, 10 amend an act entitled An act 70 leeuIa.o
.i,se of passengers in merchant vessels, auu ~
me the time when said act shall take t snees :.
ss..cnd March. eighteen hundred and iorty se-
81 f'V" ROOT. C. WINTHROP,
sneaker Of the House Of Representatives.
G. NJ. DALLAS,
President Of the Senate.
ss''sa 'A""A'' ~ JAMES X. POLK.
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900 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY, on Saturday, the ait June last, Ne
II gro Man named JESSE lie is about rs years old
feet 10 inches high. strongly made, and Of brown
complexion. flc has large scar on hs forehead. He
If. under the preiehce Of going 10 his wife at Mr..
Poards who resides In the neighborhood Of Negrofoot,
In Hanover couhy; but as he has not heen heard .!
there is likely lie is endeavorlng 10 escape 10 free
State. The above reward il taken without III, State,
or $50 if within the State, will bs paid for his drvr
ry at the Enquirer Office or 10 his owner Mr. n
4. Thompson, who resides At Neerofnot
Iuiv WM. ~ DUNNhVAST.
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10000 DOLLARS! 100 Of 900 DOLLARSl
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 10, 10 be
Nos Is drawn
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MERCHANDISE.
Nuans 81 Giarsi's Pianos.

- II. n LUX, lb0, Main street, opposite
i HE Banks, has constantly on hand large
and varied assortment Of PIANOS, with and
wi,hou. The Eolan Attachment. from these cele.
braed makers, combining all the essentials TO a
GOOD PIAso, with BEAUTY and DURABILITY Of
WORKMANSHIP. Being Philosophcally construct
ed, they wear better, and require less tuning than
most others. which property will be appreciated
by persons in tie country, where tuners are sci.
dom met with. In BEAUTY OF DESIGN and ELE-
CANOE cF WORKMANSHIP they are acknowledged
10 b. perfect Their TONE and rcucH are what
the NEST finished performer would desire, and
which are so seldom 10 be found in instruments Of
OTHER makers.
p. H. TAYLOR has also on hand Pianos from
other celebrated Makers o. This Counlfy, and
from The best European Manufactures, al rcry
lo,g prizes.
SCHOOLS supplied with gooi and substanti-
tail prices.
II All Pianos sold from this Establishment
are ,oarranted perfect.
GUITARS from various Makers always on
hand. Those made by c. F. Martin are pari
cularly recommended as we'll Tor their fine tone,
as their beautiful finish and great durability.
The largest Collection Of Music in The State
always on hand. Schools and Teachers supplied
al very reduced prices.
Piano Stools and Chairs, and all articies IN Inc
line.
Pianos repaired, tuned, lie! on hire, and taken in
exchange Mays
COUNTRY MERCHANTS TAKE NOTICE!
81 BRING THIS LIST WITH YoU Fl
A yRAVERS & CO. 81 Maiden Lane,
n. llate Hinton & Travers) offers for sale, in
quantities 10 suit purchasers,
1000 Reams OF Ruled Cap Paper al IS TO 81
SO per ream.
5000 reams OF Ruled Letter Paper, 90 TO SO
per ream.
10000 reams Wrapping Paper, 25 10 90 per
Ieam.
10000 rolls of Paper Hangings at 10 CTS. per
piece.
5000 rolls of American Satin Hansings al III
10 Is cts. per piece.
5000 pair of Oil Transparent Window Shades,
OF our own manufacture, beautiful designs
and colors al from 90 10 81 so per pair.
10000 lbs. OF Wool Twine and Wrapping Irvine,
OF all kinds, from l2s 10 Is cts. per Id.
We also have oher goods in the same propor-
lion, and we guarantee 10 please you if you will
call and see us at 81 Maiden Lane.
A. TRAVERS & co.
New York, June %, lS45. Qm)
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J. G. BLAIR, Cash'f.
: = ---.-.------a--a --.---7s--7
BANK OF VIRGINIA, !

NIOIINUNU 1uIl ok1i f''fO'
HoHE President and Directors Il This Bank
i have declared dividend oi 3! per cent. out
OF The profits OF lhe Bank for The last six monks.
suffice 10 The deduction Of per cent bonus TO
The STATE, which leaves 81 per cent, or 81 40 per
share, payable % he Stockholders, on and after
The IS hin, SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
July 6-u2W
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Musical Enfertainanel.t.

THE RICHMOND AMATEUR MUSl-
i CAL CLUB will give Vocal and InsIru-
mental Concerl on Monday evening next, July
10Th, al the Exchange Concert Room. for The be-
ne6l OF The widow OF the late FRANCIS BUCK,
formerly Director of the Club.
They will be assisted by The following gentle.
men: Messrs. p. FL. TAYLOR,
JNO. DUNDERDALE,
F.. ROSTER,
CHAS. ROSEN
gY For Programme see future bills. July4
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SOMETHING NEWT
CALL AND SEE III /!


AT j. H. WHlTEHURST'S PHOTO
n GRAPHIC GALLERY, II, Main street,
(ihe oldest establishment. in the SAFE, with an
improved Sky.lish,,) where may be seen splcn
did Daguerrcotype OF $50 persons, including the
beautiful Engine and Fire Company, No. 5, on
one OF the largest Daeuerfeo,ypc plates ever is
sued, which were taken ins'aniaIcously as they
passed up ihe street, with their eogne supcrby
decorated with flowers. BESIDES fine display
OF Likeuesses OF some Of the mos. prominent
Heroes Of the Mexican War
The subscriber having Just returned from
tour North, where he has collected many new
improvements III his profession, flatlers hlmse!
he is now enabled 10 produce Dasucueoiypes in
point OF beauty and le.ike expression superior
10 any heretofore exhibited in This city. A call
is respectfully solicited, as that only can convey
The reader a just appreciation OF the beauty and
excellence Of these improved and unIiyalcd Da-
suerreolypes. Call al II, Main street, few
doors above The City Hotel; also, Souh Main 81,
Norfolk. July 1T
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Correspondence eft& Richmond Enquirer.

oTIesp0'IdtFlee u INC HIcHHi"HH fH4HHe1.
BALTIMORE, July 6-P, NJ.
FLouR-Howard ST. sells at S5 62t, and City
Mills as rs The demand is quite limited.
Wharf.-The marke, has downward ienden-
cy. Sales OF prime red al 1903 ITO cents; 5000
bushels new white changed hands to-day a, l0Sa
Ill and l2i cents per bushel.
CoRN-Sales OF prime yellow al is cents, and
OF prime white al 4O a 40 Gems per bushel.
NEW YORK, July 6, P. M.
In our market no material alteration from for
mer quotations has taken place Today. Inc
National Anniversary has had tendency 10 de.
range business matters, and several days will
elaose ere business will assume lis accustomed
aSnect
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Five seoy!Yrs rseyyard

~ I will give The above reward for the deve-
~ ry 10 me of slender BAY MARE, which was
an stolen lin Rchmond) from my wagon on the
2Gth of June last She had on double refined blind
brd- Ia Of blood bay color, Is blind In the left eye,
and has one white fore foot aud one white hind foot
Her name and TAIL are black and long.
WILLIAM NELSON.
Inminn Inlv 1-cxow
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FARMERS BANK OF Va, }

TINE PresiieE, aud Directors Of This Bank
i have declared dividend o. 3, per cent out
Of he profits OF he last six months, subject 10 a
deduction OF per cent. bonus 10 Tie STATE, leay-
ing 50 50 per share, payable 10 the Stockholders
on or afer he 18Th nsi.
July 6-d2w JIG. BLAIR, Cash'r.
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PILES PILES /!

THE following note is from one OF the many
l. sufferers relieved BY the remedy OF which he
speaks. 1t can be seen al our Store BY any one
wishing 10 be cured permanently; il n0t no charge
/, male. The writer is resident and merchant
OF our city:
Messrs GAYNoR & WOOD
Gentlemen: Tha, others may benefit By is
use, beg leave 10 say, thai the PREPARATION Ctor
the Pies) | bought OF you sometime since, has
relieved me thoroughly. | have had no symp'
toms Of lis return since used il. You ought 10
send ii throughout the State, 50 that all who sui.
Ter could get II. Your obd't seIy'I,
July J. b.
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CHEMICALS.

(lUERENNES MeidHiC IRON
W Liq Ammon concentrated
Sulphuric Either, for Letheon
Chloroiorm, Oil Of Tobacco
Lacale OF Iron, Valerianale Iron
Srychnine, Sulphate Quinine
Ereotine, Oil OF Ereot
Liquid Adhesive Plaster
Iodine and its compounds
Chloride Gold and Soda
Rromine, Tanniu, Morphine, Veralrine
Phosphate Ammonia Hydrioda,e Po,ass
Valerianae Quinine, Valeranae Zinc, and
many other articles, with an assortment OF Drugs
and Medicines-all warranted pure-for sale by
PURCELL, LADD g. CO.,
Druggists, No. 90, cor. OF Main and l4h sis.
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InfOrmatfOn Wanted

INFORMATION ls wanted Of James Giiion, who was
Teacher of Geography, and who laugh, at Tay-
louisville, in Hanover, and In Portsmouth, Va, 10 the
Winter and Spring of l847. He left Hanover the 18th
Of May, le47, for Wilmington, Delaware-aald he had
friends In Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia, and his
wife had friends near Boston.
Information concerning tho present location Of Mr.
Once. Juiv 7-cw3w