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thsm possible, from entering the against the
contestants for power and another security to
siou further show the partisan
OF the administration. The war Was commenced for the
:pois has bssn carried for the spos He alluded
rotary of the Treasury.
Mr. HENLEY Wished to make few remarks in reply but
Mr. EMBREE would not yield the A JOE, as but few
minutes Of his hour remained
MIR LuMrKrN of Georgia, said that he did not design
to enter into Of the Oregon the Texas
Mexican question: but II the brought
on and the annexation of Texas reckless, far from
bsng an inducement TO give bounty lands it ought to
believed tho war bs just. and he voted for it with his
whg friends the other side OF the House He voted
for IT. because 1t was rights and not because it could be
carried without expense He believed the oounry to
be in favor Of giving soldiers bounty lands He did not
rise to enter into the discussion but for the purpose of
giving notice OF his purpose to offer an amendment at
tho proper time.
AN ErpLANArIoN-A CORRECTION
MT. HErLEr applied for permission to make cor
statement In all respects incorrect He refused to
yield the Dor; and therefore, supposed that he was
the officer who would make mistake of seven millions
Tin the Treasury statemeut) unworthy of the conn
the purpose OF the ssmit that his position
true out does not my colleague know, thai no head
OF department. makes all the figures, but that the
clerks do Does not the gentleman know who the clerk
who his regret that tho error occurred
and exonerated Mr.. walker! And did he not further
know that the clerk Q whig, Who has been In of,e
in the Treasury and in the capitol for thirty years p
When therefore, my colleague makes a statement for
the benefit Of party he should have included this fact
MIR EMBREE-ls It not the duty Of the Secretary to
look over the calculations and that they rght
aud If . clerk makes a mistake Of seven millions,
should he not be removed
Mr. HENLEY-That may be all true but the tables may
be large as to prevent the Secretary from careful
revision Of them. l admit that the clerk ought to be
removed but when my colleague makes statement for
the beneft of his party, let him ray that the clerk
whig; let the whole truth be told.
Mr.. EMBREE-I care not whether he be Q whig
democrat II he makes such Measurements he ought to
be turned out
Mr.. HENLY-The gentleman ought to state ell the
facts when he makes A statement far the baneft of
party.
MIR. LuMPKIN gave notice that he would offer an
amendment to the bill under oonsideration-to give
bountes to the soldiers engaged in the Florida
Mr. BRowN, Of Virgins, delivered a speech polit.
cal matters past and present. and future, and eulogzd
the administration for having carried out the
on which it came into power.
Mr.. VINroN obtained the foor when, on his motion,
the committee rose; and at three O'clock the House
adjourned
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WASHINGTON, May 3, 1913.
Balloon ascension.

Mr.. Wise, the distinguished eronaut, made
his 9th ascension, this afternoon The place
selected was the lot at the City Hall; but while
there were, perhaps, one hundred persons in the
balloon enclosure, there were several thousa nd
outside. 1t was not fair to do so. The day was
away went the balloon under a Northwest gale
down into Maryland, and we suppose Mr.. Wise
will sup tonight at some hospitable planters
house, at the lower end Of the county Of
PRTNcr
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Pnaasnrsra HRilad.

MISUNDERSTANDING cadia, from Boson-H Stowell,
Of Bo,son; Mr. Msi,s, Jane, TAYLOR Nj Lovos Lets
Fapum. Edw Neville Robert Bell Jas Farnum Of Ph Tnr
Bsck, Rev Henry Schultz key Geo 9"mson Of Beh,e
he Pa; Rev jacobson, OF Nrznct "a; Rev Charles
bis NJ. schwemanp. W subzm,un of olesas' sy!
brook lady aad mid iervatt Miss Colsbrook sister ard
want Master C,lehrm and servant Mrs stewart Mr. Hoi.
colin MIR Heed Earl Enroll and seIvapt OF Epgland Mas
Porer. Of N sara Mr.. Gs1t and cb,ld Rev Mechsr
cafe II Mexco Rev Willis Of Toronto; Frazer, OF
Nova Scotia; ID HiCjnefe, of Havrc-6o 1900
kor UsIifax-Mr Rose OF Pictou Quian, Of N Hamp-
shire: Melidre Of Bo,ton MIR Prescott, Mr. Tuning Of
Hal TofaI.
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Passengers Arrlvea.

SsANcu.t-ship Nstchez-W Collier. OF New York
IIvrarooL-Ship fatrck-Nlr and Mrs Thompson, Miss
Thompson Of Canads doctor Simpsos, Of Winchester Eng
IvsarooL-ship Princess RoyaI-A Madden, Thos Mad.
dsn James Madden, Senior oaken and ady-3o in the
Nswpr UrsIald) New Ze,lsnd-J Hammell, A Boyss,J
seeIy aud lady, Miss Sicily 245 in NJ ste erege
BREMEN-Bark Caroiip. Rcd.meicr. Robt George.
(ottlob Draw, Otto rost fsui-l29 the ssenge
PAvRE-ehip powh,itan-Nlr Emsry, Of Baltimore.
HAvRg-sbp Mortimer Liviugston-J L Robert h son. of
N York, and 279 in the steenge.
BAMnuRo-park Wssbinaton-E Ravene, of Berlin; j
Weston, London Altweskcr Berlin and he in the
age
sr hlAnK,-Erg Lucy-Mrs Lawrence, ard daughter.
and Miss Bull
NxuvITAs-B,gH II Applc,or-J Brown, II Riddle, 8
Qutann, Msnuel Martz.
MAYAoUEz Brig Robert Pennsl-J McKnzio.
CAnpErAs-schr Seal Pierce, OF " e,tbrook, Me.
Guardianship suliivsp-Ms teyerfeider and daugh-
ter, Capt " 2 Msuyan, Niessrs A smh Baldwin W
Gowlee II Abbott, Robert Gregory. Hoshman-s in The
Aesfage
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RuMoRED RESIGNATION OF GEN. CADwALAprR
We learn, upon inquiry, that no information
has resched the War Department, Of the intention Of
this distinguished ofcer TO resign his position in the
army and that the In Ntw Orleans paper Of his
resignation, IL believed TO be without any foundation
whstsver. -Washsnstos Union, Aoya.
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The PORTLAND ABDUCTION The Portland
Advertiser, of Wednesday morning gives the fol
lowing sequel 70 the recsnt Of SEDUCTION which
caused riot in that city last week We authorized
70 state that Joseph Adams ard Royal Williams Esos
left this city last Friday in the afternoon cars for New
York. Other gentlemen accompanied Them. After ar
irving In New York, the only difficulty was to lad
where the young lady This difculty was at last
surmounted She and her mother were at board st the
New York hotel, far up Broadway, under tho name Of
Green. Mir. Adams, With Others two being gentlemen
OF New Yorb called st The hotel Mr. A. after rtatipg to
the mother the object OF his CALL asked her II she wss
willing Ellen should return 10 Portland with him she
replied chs perfectly willing. Ellen Immediately
was got ready and went with him TO the rerdepce of
private gentleman, intending TO leave the next morning
in steamer for Now Haven but suggestion having
been made that rescue might be attempted q North
River steamer found which TO Leave for Albany
at 8 o'clock M on Sunday. The gentlemen and Ellen
succeeded In getting board before her departure or
rived at Albany the next morning. and arrived ut Port
land in the morning train of yesterday noon. MIR
Davis, undo rstand afforded efcisn aid in a..
oertsnng the place of the mother and resi-
depce This concise statement Of facts az we up
derstood them from Mr. A. Ellen was dtsirous to get
back aud has returned in perfect safety and resides in
the family Of Royal Williams Esq ON the arrival OF
tho gentlemen and tbe young lady they were greeted
by large concourse OF people who had collected the
depot and proceeded from thence TO the residence Of
Mr. Williams, where, ss stated above, she IL to make
her home. Here Mr. Adams addressed the crowd,
stating the faots above narrated, after which they
dispersed, apparently satisfied.
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The MAILS Caves mails still come tumbling
through IN a strange, unaccountable way. Papers
FROM Eastern cities Svog Of dates prior to those We
have already. They arc as chaotic ~ Caves head,
which We are irrevsrent enough TO think Beoto, or
B@ titan Our friend, Alvord who has charge Of tho
Terre Hsute stage brings what he GETS regularly when
he does get 1t. We ray thus much to him. be.
cause being one Of Caves contractors and living in the
rays fected lightly that beam In the sms Of ths
eat ofcia he has, on the strength Of it, permitted
curious hgment to take possession Of his fancy vx that
when pay compliment to Cave, hsre Of IL ofrght
belongs to Alvord Friend Alvord isn't the nrst
after the fall of Adam who has looked on
pair CT double horse ing spectsoe
aud, thereby, overestimated himself 10 height and
crcumference.--St. L,ns Organ, April az.
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British .ehr Albion c.heon. Halifax II d.y. with s.h to

PEitish schr Albion, Caheons Halifax II days. with fish
} Hnntsr-i1 storage passengers.
Sch! WARRIOR Smith. Key West, 10 DAYS. with cotton 70
naniidge Harvey 26h ult LAT IS 49, Ion 49, sobe bark
L troweu, hence for Matsnzas The has carried away
head Of foremast and fore sails &c. ~'
Schr Flane Beebe, st Johns Fla 10 days. with timber to
Gilehrist Co. ~ ~ "
Hurlbut CO. "
schr Grace. Cole Darisn, IL days. with timber, to
Rochamheau. " -
schr Henry LOurey. Dareu ls days. with timber to
schr Sage. Worth, DaIier days, with cotton &c. toJH
mill 80 - - A 10
Schr lone, HnItirg. Newbem, N DAYS TO l. Mitchell
Schr Delaware, Brown: Ne wbem: c..
schr Frances, 20 lier, New bern, NC, 4dsys.
Schr Challenge, Fleet, Richmond
Schr Cohannef, Kelly, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Grecian, Bourne Boston.
Below
2ships, bark, bIigs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Ann Maria. Snsapore Enterprise Liverpool How
ard, 81 Inns Star Republic, Gaveon; Camden
banks II Godfey, Havans Mary Jane, Apa schce; brig
Ferre Fogo, Para.
May 4-Sunriss, Wind NV; meridian. 8; sunset, SSW
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND Loss OF LIFE.
One Of those terrible catastrophies which
sometimes occur frequently through careesspess and
often from impossible to ccn;rol place yes
terdsy morning about 10 o'clock The whole neghbor-
hood Of Fifth street Market shocked at that hour
quake. instantaneous with the explosion We saw-for
we happened to be presentthe bricks and other mate
rails Of the house occupied by the pyrotechns Clau
dius c. Williams, on the southeast corner OF the al
ley running from Vine to Lodge street. and between
Filth and Sixth street, thrown in every direction
enveloped In flames The workmon Of MIR. wiz
liams were engaged in manufacturing Ere works
to be used the Goth OF next month for the bene.
6t of tho Mechanics Institute and the probability 10
that some of the oombusble material become ignited
during the progress Of the work in msnner doubt
perfectly uosccouotsble. One of the young men,
Henry Solomon Of Lexington busy engaged In stuiug
rockets was found when the flames extinguished
ut the foot Of the stairs his head arm and both legs
completely off, and his body burned literally to crisp
Another young man named John McClurr, employed
with some other article, ecorched badly that II
hospital but 1t was not expected that he could survive
His wounds indeed horrible, and It wonderful
that be could exist moment afterwards In TACT we
learn that he has since dcd small boy Of Esquire
Madison who was In the alley ct the time was injured
good deal BY portion Of the wall falling upon him.
he says that one Of his mats with him. q little
closer to the Building and II he must have persisted
MIR. Williams was absent at the time and his wife ma
nsged to make her escape by jumping from a second
story back window, receiving other injury but the
dslocAtion OF an ankle sister Of Mrs Williams let
herself down from second story window and escaped
hurt by brick striking him the arm II was proy.
Dental that 30 few were injured when many were In
the bull ding and hundreds passing and
forwards Cincinnati Enquirer, 9pyil 20
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N ARITIME IN = e L L q = Q 4
Port OF New York, May 3, lS46
Cleared,

~: :Us :H4. IS 50 s sfss M 5
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Of tho place, and where young Bruce slaughtered
aud the names of the individuals Concerned In It; but
we do not deem 1t proper to publish them.
When young Bruoe's body was found Ia the tomb on
the Neck through the instrumentay Of this clair
ant, startling and strange the
that was determined then to test her supernatural
owlsdge little farther and to this end she was ques
toned to the internal appearance Of ths tomb She
described young srce having been buried with his
clothes on, and that other persou inferred 10
like manner In the tomb, which true She also said
tina. there one coffin there which supposed to
contain body when buried but, said She there are ia
it large bags ofs.nd OF the weight Of the body the
coffin having been robbed Of the dead by Doctor -
and Sexton was privy to IT, In the tomb conn
found as described and two large sand bags In It.
We have now given the principal facts as related to
by Mr. Bruce leaving readers to draw what nfe-
renee they SEQ fit MIR Bruceis 10 Boston for tho
purpose OF acting upon the hints given him by the clair
voysnt. His first inquiry is to know whether . body
has been found In any OF our docks with rope about
the neck about tho time his lost and bs next
inquiry, under what circumstances the body which he
has identified as that Of his son. found its way iuto the
public tomb upon the Neck He will then 60 further,
and as far as human power will admit, guided by the
Of the clsvoyant and endeayor to
who were the murderers Of his son.
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NEW CONCERN
LII iNDfR Il 81 Ch.NTR.
sirOccrs and Com an issto, Mcrc,,uu,.

" T. 'h'if street attcntnn 10 AL Goods ard prnlucc
."asgned Tor sale III shipment. The, have IN Stor
aud all Central ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
heh Hey olor In Their friends ana the public general
" al i"w ptie's tonssIln. IN part III the following Ar
ilcles "
rs hnes Rio. laeuyta aud Java Coffee.
70 hhds u. Z Rico and 81 Croi. SUGARS
:. AMI hbls. Moasses rart street., fne,
u hbls Ianncrs OIL prime quality,
M sacks Liverpool salt
so kegs Nails assorted.
81 hoNrs iallo", Adsmsnline and Sperm Can
2ooo lbs. American blisercd Steel.
ieel do. I AL and Shear do
TONS Mountain bar lnn
i haNes class lo\l2and sNl0
l. nests Nood ~Nfe,
II da Buckles
3 hascs ". aud " = Lon, Sugar,
) hbls fine Clarified Sutaf.
20 - - 81" stirs, y ,
y bales oznabntns No mud ,
lthhl lbs Sor Leather, pnod and damaged.
10 case. Wool and Fur Hats.
-llQt OTIS
20 bills Mountain aud l'eelGel Wh,skry.
~ do Old Rye mud ruscslnasa do
| pre oarl. Dupuy. &to Brandy,
do. J j. Dnpnv ACo. do
IN bills Maintain Bandy
3 bbls Gln.
: do \ L Rum.
& do Sicily Madeira and Malaga Wnc. porr
very fine.
do POM Ninr yety fine
Including Ginger, Z pper, SPITE, Indigo. Maller.
Teas tsone ine.) Trace thuns Spades Sho,ela
aslngs. DenJohns. BIeaehel Domesllcs, Bed Tick
no. &c.
ns- We willpay he highest maflc, prices in Cn.h
II barter, ior Bacon Land llnr Batter Tow mud Flax
anrn, ,.lnsens. BeosNan. Whlskev ~
May SIS
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GEORGE LyNssasI
UNOfPsHtP NnH Retail Grocer


VHoirs0te 0nd Retail Grocer
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
nrFERS For SALE.
- % hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
l2O bags { Office, J.w Maacabo. Lagusya And
Rlo
2 do old java superior to any over .een 10
tins market supposed 10 he 30 ysars old
10000 b, Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered sugars,
~ tierc S \. o Clarified do very fine,
GOoo lbs. prne " c.trn iacon hoy round
10 hhds. CITY CURED Side,
10 do and Is bbls y o. and West India
MoIass,s.
2 ierces Stuart : pure Syrup
Is ball. 81, 8 aud ! brown Domestics.
- do Manchester Ozmburgs, Nos. and Z.
5000 La Cofion Vans, assorted,
50 SIDES Sole Leather.
10 kegs Nanakln Nails
IS tons lrrdcgar aud Country Iron, embracing
almost every assortment,
80 kcls Nhte Lead,
- bills Tanners OIL very fnc
tee g, oo pure wio'', strained Lamp OIL,
l2O do Solar do do do
III baskets Sweet OIL.
% do very foe Nint,ge, lS4a,
ease l-aquered Boxes fne Tea,
% chest. and bali Chests de
do Imperial aud Gnnpowd-r do
30 keys Blasting, Dupont. aud ksnuoi Rife
200 feet SAFETY Fuse
81 tierces Ground Plaster,
80 SETS Wagon BoNes,
licrce Rec.
1000 lbs. pune Western Feathers,
1000 lbs. Bsiefed Steel.
lODO lbs. cast and SHEAR do
50 bone. Isow, Sperm and Adanan,ine Can
dis,
loo sack. salt,
ccfons superior Indigo,
. barrels Madder,
90 bnAes 81 10 and lG< - Glass.
ton Gtnd Stones, real Nova scoia.)
bags Ginger.
do Pepper,
do Allspice,
10 cases superior mas. Llqnorlce, favofiie brandt,
10 do do stick do do de
- loxes Tn Plate,
900 lbs. Speller.
500 do American Sheet Iron,
500 do Russia do do
- do Mace,
gross Mas,n's Backing
~ bexcs Soap.
doz. Painted Pals,
boxes speed Chocolate,
Is doz. Spades and ShoveIs,
90 fine Cap and Letter paper.
boxes Havana Segars.
100 pair heavy Brngans &c, SC.
ALSO,
largo LOT of Prints. Bed Ickings. Panraloon Goods
llandkerchleis Sbeelngs, Nesllnss, &c, all of which
will be sold bargain
His friends and the public arc respectfully invited ,l
call and esamlne his stock before buying elsen hera,
he is determined 10 sell.
April at,
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HiR1' &. PRESTON,
III. A1.k.NS IN


Groceries, Liquors and DOmcstlcs all kinds
E1,ror,iio, and Commission Merchant,
s.ls sraA.r. LyHcnnuna, ~.
hf' no" receiving ana o''e III store ia'ee ana
"'o s'hf''o STOCK u - "ds recently rnfeoassa
III Tue y 'fihet fs IN ea'o-e'nss'ps III paf' o ihe
following affl,l''
CIV oaS' no 'o9nayta anu Java '"'ie'' some very
superior
- hhds n. - T. II and NJ 'rIa sugars.
> bills \ o. rl'ahfd do
- hhds and DDS. L. IL ana y u Molasscs
leffr Sinafts esra syrup,
4fsD lbs Solo i'f'ii''r
III tons ! tede9ar md Country Bar from
40 lbs blsiefeI s,eel
lfFp do NaNlar eos Shear and ens Steel,
l1) sacks ol Salt,
30 balr' ri pomesiirs, from ) 10 81.
III do Cotton oznahntgs, Nos. aud =,
~ bills lanners Oh.
~ do Nos aod Nlarkare';
Az boxes sperm sud ialow Candles.
$50 kegs Nails, all SIZES, including box nnd Inning
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DAGuERREOrYPE MINIATURES.

MN long experience IN tho hl.ness In New York
BALTIMORE and lileh.nand. he nitlets himself TIN, hla
miniatures will be- taa9l pacipn u be equal Il,
any taken In any PM ii The United States Particular
attention IL requested In the clearness aud dlsncnes.
drph Il tone aud hrauty nj eoorlnp aud flush Of Dn
euernotypes taken lay me-, well cloudy weather as
when peri ctly clear.
Ladies aud gentlemen respectfully invited 10 call
Al the toams and examine speelneus and for any like
ne.ses taken by me. II y Il na,iae,l'' sa.s'
,
instructions carefully given IN the art. and apparatus
and mnterals 'nmlahad Al The ,"esi prices All orders
from country io .loek and materials with the cash
enclosed will he promptly attended 10 aud the goods io
wardcd.
Nh Hamilton aulein4 part Of letter which he re
ceised from the Rev. john skinner. d. d., gentleman
oi we'll known taste such matters:
Lexington Hotel Itb. Goth. lsls.
Ny Dear Sir - In the meantime accepi only oi my
kndes and mosl grateful ackn wlsds h the large
sized Daencffooiyre Of my humble self think IL In
the most decidedly accurate oi Of the lkeneases nr
which have sat /, Hubbard, - Robinson. - At
knsln.o lll,e.' or even far my large life" pre-
scented "potlrait by Lewis new celebrated London
Artist, sc. &c.
roma in, g.. r.,
JOHN SKINNER
NAV Sim
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on CO.NSH,.EHE.N'P
100 boxes Percussion Gaps,
Wllloa Coaches,
10 d. Toy Wagons.
loo 30 Iout Bass Clocks, all which will be
sold cheap 10 Cl1se by
May s-is w. J. WILLS. Com Mr.
Market Street.
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Grand scheme.
10000 ARrlCl ES
NO " Op T. .SI.N e. 4 L I'll l.
CENT .EMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,

NO " o p E.NI.S & 4 I I'll l.
GENrIEMf.N's FURNISHING STORE,
COMPRISING every article requisite furnish
VZHenllemans Natdrobe and will be sid i,r cash
cheap IS the same good. be bought the LnitsJ
States Among which may he found % tilows
READY MADE CLOTHING
black eleh Sacks. ta.hmeetle Sachs. Merno CASHMERE
Sacks aud Fancy blick .bt1wn aud Dab Qnecn. Clo,
Sacks. aud Fancy Monterey Stripe Sacks Tweed Dress
and Sacks. Gralor l1nna trass Linen Dress and Sack
mon ltnen Dress and Sack, Brown Linen Sack aud
Hunting, lnen I.usiere Sack aud Fancy .P,cha Linen
Dress aud sack striped aud checked Cling ham Dress
and Sack. ktemlm Sack and Hunting, Printed Muslin
aud tolooaia sa /, an1 Hunting.
NESfS.=Barh AMI fancy satin silk. bonbazlne fancy
aud white Mafsels fame, linen, buff sllk aud linen
Baalb,a aud Cashmeres
PANTS Black doe skin, French and English fancy
Cassislnele, Monterey stripe, f.ncy llnen Dnl.
French celtonale, hrsmln, lnon Drll, checked
Linen, w hlle canvas and Dn
FURNISHING GOODS.
C,arats.-RIch fancy sill aud eineham.
SioekS-soIi adjusting, PLAIN AMI aasy. .,tin and silk
mode aud humba2ine, fall trimmed bnw sinplr aud
double Sab, d. Jblnse ends, and satin Opera tics
Gl0res.-BlaeL, While and fancy hid nen dnIl thread
spun slh, b,rlln cotton, White aud fancy silk, and
sill and lnen
Snts. Muslin. Iineo. G and D. all qualities. srl.
ped and check muslin, hickory aud sporting .hrt. Ii
non bsamS AMI collars of every d.srrlpian
UoseY,Sr. hause lneftno, eoan, merno AID silk ano
under shirts. Silk lnelao, pink nnpe1ial t'---'.sa
and nnbleached dull drawers. Mefno and brown cotton
hall hose rasnt sntienefs. snspenders. sospehaet
ends. silk aud beal purses, French wallets. motley
belts Oiled sill. bathing caps, silk nigh, caps, guard
c5ans, poys bella: smklng cars. lnen Camh1e, bfi'.
ish and lnlla cafaii, spahelt. hna cord, Pongee,
Bandaaa and sporting haodherehles. Dressing go"os
walking canes. in gleatyarie,y silk aud gpgham Jim
brsllas, &c, &c.
Is o
A large ortmeni Of Cloths Cassimercs. Vcstings
Linen Dulls and Trimmings.
The above goods be sold hefne Tho lsl o
August, and great Bargains will bo gwen Give us cal
aud you will be sure 10 buy.
WllITlEMORE &, co,
N,A door 10 the C,bell House. and d. X. Lyman ;,
j Drug Sate. May 4-i.)
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ARAoRY Rolll<G Mil Richmond Va,
January :, Isis
Being the manager Of these works. aud having two oi
parn ater W hees as the irving powell can speak oi
them from experience.
They are powertu@smlle in arrangement durable, be
ing entirely Of hat little aee-rnn better with
hack Water upon them than any know OIL have purposey
backed the water feet them)-and when put down
properly atear less expensive aud than an,
wheel1 hive seen- tinA The, little than
osershat wheel With the head and fall Int at
same TIM they more powerful. Another they pos
ses aud that Is, they well and oueiin, with but
~ small fall, II there be sufficient water.
Upon the whole, recommend those wheels super Tor
to any water wheels have ever seen
JOHN HARTMAN
March 3O-,s
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VENIrIAN BLINDS,
Starr Rods.
Ivory Knives aud Forks,
Walters, Plated aud Brass Candestcks,
Snutltrs and iravs.
Bell Metal and EHamelled Kettles,
lea Kettles, Spice Alarlars,
Coffee Mills. SpttoouS,
Scissors and Shears
, ilemlnlnc' 5 genuine Needles. &c &C.
Received and for sale hy
June lots GREGORY & RoyAJJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-11
NEW GOODS.

VEHS eRs9sbE3S.
VDNllF subscriber would call the attention of the La
d dies To his stock OF new and splendid DRY
GOODS, consisting in part. as follows:
super changeable PLAID aud Striped Silks,
Npaecas, Black Mode coored Satin Striped and Plaid
Rich Tresselle worked Berrages. Bae, and coIored,
Plain and Plaid shaded Orientas,
Black Grenederies. Plain aud Plaid,
silk 'lresSee- Mode anI Fancy colors,
Rich Plaid CafaIpas (new aricle0
Paradise Dardanelle and Victoria Lawns,
Beriages from Is. TO the finest quality,
Silk aud Linen Frlnges. and Buttons,
Extra super Grape Embroidered shawls aud. Scarls,
Muslin Marseillles and Grass Skirts.
In short the largest aud best stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods he has ever had the pleasure Of Offering All he
asks is eNamInatlonby the Ladies before purchasing
April 3d-ts DON T. {. PETERS.