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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-29
s.,Iyer.ity of Virginia

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
VACANCIES exist in the following Senatorial D.
Y trcts, and appointments 10 bill them will be madr
on the Isl day OF July next. Applications, accompa.
MED by proper testimonials may be addressed postage
paidl To The undersign-d and should reach The Uni
versy by tina 18th Of June:
Isl Distrci-Brooke, Ohio. etc.
I'd do Mcnongalia, Preston, etc.
Sd do Harrison, Lewis, Gle.
aih do kanawha, Mason, etc.
9Th DO Tazeweli, Wythe, etc
-th do Washington, Russell. etc.
9Th do Berkeley, Morgan, ETC
nth DO Rockingham and Psndle,on.
18th do Augusta and Rockbrdge.
25h do Buckingham, Campbell, etc
37th do Halifax and Meckenburg.
2sth do Charlotte, Lunrnbirg, elc.
3uth do Brunswick, Dinwiddie, etc.
ais, do Isle of Wight Prince Geotge, etc.
For further particulars, see the printed circular sent
10 the Senator Delegates and other prominent Persons
in each District. GESSNER HARRISON
MAY 25-cst Chairman OF The Faculty.
FEMALE COLLEGlATE INSTITUTE,
IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
THE Fall term, Of Ave months, will commence co
i Wednesday, July llh, under the direction Of the
following Faculty:
Rev John & Blackwell, A NJ, President and professc,
Of Mathematics and Natural Science.
Kew Crenshaw, NJ, Professor Of English and
Classical Literature.
DR. John Schimme Professor Of Modern Languages
aud Music.
Mrs n u schmme,t y ssst't in Ornamental Branches.
Miss y Hamilton, Assistant IN English and orna'
menlaI Dfah.nes. - !, ,,,;h p.
MISS paws, assistant IN Ens'ish branches.
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10 bhRhsn 40 10 w
10 Preparatory 10 - ~
10 mus'c, =, w
10 moae'h Languages, ea1h, %
Do Drawing ana rdin r..t.s W @a.et colors'
Neeuie WORK, imIhS ana Ehofoi'
lsfy, eacn. !"
ohe nan oi Tue apove .a'ss ''ayao,e ~ ADVANCE.
mere WIZ, 'nos. pl"oaply, "s . saea.'oh o. W.
mouths ,''el me eSp'ioh " Nc .ie ~ vup,
'hay i-e'-!'i No "n'onWE11.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITT rE
,uc Road ~ y,si,o,. JOIN r,.t IN ~. oos d.y ~
IL - a' , :, , -, ,n,n;n,n,n, $500 ~
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sna,o,iai D,s,,c,s y,z 1,hes,.,6id P,anki,n Sne,
,' d.. ,si -, 80 ps D. naI, III o.
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RICH Nj OND, VA.
saturday Morning, May IS, 1919.

The Locos have started tale, that MIR. Clayton -
msking appointments 10 Office with view 70 oeine .
candidate for the Presidency in 1882 TINS is S.y
shallow game Of the adversary, and can nave NJ ou
either upon General Taylor Dir. Clayton besiueS,
the Locos need not indulge the hope, that tney wiz
have any other 10 beat than Old FAC In 49, tie Is
the man for them and they had as well make up 'e
minds to encounter hlm-lWhg
The Wing papers Of Delaware give color 10
this "tale," and for proof refer 10 the appoint
ment of Mr.. C.'s creatures in that Stale. bu'
the Wing lets out secret OF the party, viz: mat
Old FAC is 10 be run for second Term. lew
years since zone term" was cardinal princi-
pie in the Wing faith, as vigorously enforced in
soords, as that OF opposition TO military Chief
tains" Like SO many OF The professions OF The
Wing parry, il is now utterly violated and cast
ayay like sea-weed The late result in Virginia
shows that we have nothing 10 fear in beating
Old FAC. Before his first term is ouI, he Will
have July shown his weakness, and will be turned
OUT 10 grass, like the once glorious Harry Clay.
EXTRA SESSIoN.-Our Legislature meets on Mon
day next to complete It's task Of passing upon the re-
yised code As ii has determined to devote so much
time that obi ect we hope VIII allow se 10 NC VI
vened by nothing else The extra session was ,oI
or no necessity for extra session al ALL VIII ne ais
gusted beyond patience. If time and money, tna oueI'
not TO have been expended ALL be trlttered away on
log-roling and other selfish and irrelevant purposes
Four months legislation annually is more IMAM enough
for a State OF lille million of inhabitants we
hope our law givers will take that the experience
Of an additional month do not unnecessarily strengthen
that conyction-L Winchester rirginian.
| Will. we differ with our friend OF the VTgl-
nian as 10 the importance OF The extra session,
we thoroughly agree with him that il should be
exclusively devoted TO The Zone object alone,
delays consequent upon different course will
afford Just cause OF complaint. Let the mem.
bers devote their whole lime and attention 10 The
great work OF Revision and ii will be completed
promptly and satisfactorily 10 all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-29

FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.-The latest accounts
from 81. Louis represent, The la'e confasraticn in
that city to have been more destructive than was
al first reported. A late despatch says
Hundreds are reduced from opulence TO tegsa.
nv. Those OF our ci.izsrs whose dwellings csca.
pei the ravages OF The flames have provided with
a liberal hand for lheif suffering neighbours but
still many are unable to find comfortable shelter
for their families. The suffering among he poor
er classes is heart.rending. Families are divided
and scattered all over The city. |. is impossible
10 .eIl how many lives were lost but it is suppo-
sed that al least 20 persons persisted in the flames
Three persons were burnt on the steamer "Whi,e
Cloud" Only tonr bodies have been recovered
from The ruins. Many are supposed 10 be buried
beneath the walls.
When the fire was discovered on board the
Steamer White Cloud, j, spread with such rapid.
ty hat il was impossible 10 check il, and The Ed
vard Bates, lying alongside, was soon in flames
The moorings OF both boats were Immediately
cut, and an attempt made 10 get them on OF the
river but the heat was so intense that IL was found
impossible to manage them, and they swung round
among The ether boats, setting them On lire. The
ooats were SO damned together that they Could
not be got out 10 line 10 save them from the
flames. The FIRE communicated 10 the piles II
merchandise along lhs levee, and from thence 10
The stores and warehouses fronting on the leyee.
The estimated loss oi properly by the FIRE is
over six millions Of dollars. The exien, OF The
ruins is nine entire blocks and six parts OF blocks
destroyed including seven printing Offices The
Insurance tfices will all pay in full, except the
81. Louis nd Citizens, which will pay abou, 70
per cent. 1wo.hlrds OF the wholesale dealers
and one hafof The reiai dealers Of The city, have
been burnt our, also one half OF the commission
produce and fancy dealers. The Brokers saved
most OF their property, and their books, &c., in
most cases were sound-nearly all Inc brokers
have resumed business. /,
Col. John 0. Fallon lost sixteen houses, worth
10000 dollars.
A despatch dated May 81, says
The bankers, John ]. Anderson & Co., resum.
ed business This morning. The books, money,
papers, &C., were all secure 10 an iron safe. The
safe of Benoisl was dug up containing Sl2 GOO,
nothing destroyed. The safe OF Clark & Bros
was also unburt.
The books andp papers o(the sufferers have been
pretty generally saved.
The 81. Louis Republican, whose establish
ment and habiraiion was wholly destroyed, has
again resumed It's regular issues.
The auction commission house OF Scot, q Co.
containing large amounts of produce, was one Of
the buildings burnt.
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From he Nep Orleans c,eusnr, Nav Is.

FROM the Men Orleans C,ecsnt, May IL.
SKIFFS.-The skiffs so generously voted TO
the people of the inundated wards, by the Second
Municipality Council, were in active demand
yesterday. They were found great convenience
yet we think something more should have been
given than mere transportation. Many poor peo-
pie, who are driven from their homes by The food
know not where TO CO. or what 10 DO, when they
gel on dry land, TO which they have had The hon.
or of being conveyed in municipal skiff.
Correspondence of The Baltimore American.
BosToN, May %.
Il is announced here that the Burlington Wool
len Mills have failed, and suspended operations.
The capital STOCK of ths Company is Two hum
dred thousand dollars, and the amount OF indebt-
edness about as much more. Il is believed, how
ever, that the stockholders, al whose instance the
failure was brought about, will pay all Liabilities
of the Company.
The train of cars under full Roadway run into
a cab near Bridgewaier today and killed Two
brothers, named Henry and Ethan Leech, who
were in the cab at the time.
The steamer Hibernia sailed to-day for Liver
pool, taking out forty passengers, among whom
were Mr.. Macready, the tragedian, and Sir AL
lep McNab. She takes no specie, but a very
large cargo valued at one hundred and fifty thou
eana dollars.
An American Missionary recently entered a
boz of Bibles al the Custom House al Constan-
tinople, val,,iLg them al a certain amount; but
the Turkish officials. who are in the practice of
afixine sliding scale OF valuation TO sui, them.
selves, reeardlels OF invoices or oalhs OF impor.
,ers appraised the Bibles a, double the value
placed upon thea by the Missionary. and de-
manded the ad saIoren duty OF FIVE per ceut on
their valuation. In this dilemma the missioua.
ny awaited himself of regulation OF the Turkish
Law which permits duties to be paid In kind, and
paid them in Bibles, Ave out OF every hundred.
After that be has no more trouble. He paid
what duty he liked. They wanted no more BIZ
bles.
PROGRESS.-A WISCONSIN orator, who was
lately delighIipg his audience with illustrations
OF our counuy's progress, used the following en-
ptafic remark-"Feller ci,izens-lhe tai. Of civil
iisa'ion is now exactly whar the Jnon. care was
not moren sixty years ago." The remark was
received with boiserous cheers.
FROM VESEZUELA-We are informed
by Captain Gilman, of The brig Abram, from
Curacao, l2 instant, thar an earthquake had
taken place al Maracaibo on The l3h ulr., and
had done severe damage TO the city. Monasas
was still President, and all was quiet. Psez, i,
is supposed, would be President Jour Of Com.
CALLED COURT.
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore American.
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Ordrs Of the Var Department Circuit Court
official appointments.
The War Department has issued orders 10
pay The usual military honors in memory OF Gen
Worth.
The Circuit Court, on appeal, has confirmed
The verdict OF the Criminal Court in The case oil
Tom Hand convicted Of stealing The Govern.
ment Jewels. He has been sentenced 10 lhe peni-
Tertiary for three years by the Court.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Justice oft Peace.
Thomas Dohoh0, in The county OF Washing
ton, District of Columbia.
HOME DEPARTMENT.
District .9ttornies.
VIM. Halslead, for New Jersey.
Henry w. Miller, for North Carolina.
Receivers Of Public Monies.
Charles H. Williams, al Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin.
Seneca w. Ely, a, Chico;he, Ohio, vice Jno.
L. Green declined
Register Of Pvblis Land.
George Ii. Slaughter, al Mineral Point, Wis
consin.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

tOtbtGtWS 1eotOWS.
William Garnet. at Norfolk, Va, vice Con-
way White, removed. iAnolher removal in
Virginia OF faithful and competent officer.
The new appoinee is, Of course, e.blue
WING. Mr.. R. Coke of Gloucester prominently
spoken of for this important Office. is disacdI
Lory O'Dell. al Portsmouth, N. H., vice Mr..
Jenkins.
Johnalhan Bullock, at Bristol, r. l.. vice Mr.
Miller.
John Young, at sandusky, Ohio, vice MI Pc
leTson.
Naval Offers.
John McCIintock, al Portsmouth, N. H., vice
Nh. Vaughan.
Adam S. Coe, al Bristol, R. l., vice Mr.. Sha W.
Surveyors.
Asa B. Waite, North Kingston, R. l., vice Mr..
Nicholas.
Jos. Padark, Jr., at Newport, R. l., vice MIR.
Atkins.
John 3. Needham, al PawucRel, R. l., vice
Mr.. Fisher.
appraiser.
John H. WitheIspoon, al Philadelphia, Pa.
vice Mr. Carpenter.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
P0stma.ters.
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TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS
xn1llMAl nAiNpEn.nAlAL A 4.

Papers printed IN the districts vacant for state Ca
diets Will confer favor upon their patrons by calling a..
trnton Ia the vacancy. Apr, lO-cl7fit&wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-29

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
VACANCIES exist in tho following Senatorial Dl.
tricts, and appointments 10 hii them will be made
on the Isl day OF July next Applications accompa.
MED by proper als may be addressed tposta,e
paid 10 The undersigned, and should reach The Uni
versty by tina 25th OF June:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-29

For further PARTICULARS, see The printed Circular sent
TO the Senator Delegates and other prominent perons
in each District. GESjNER HARRISON
MAY 25-cst Chairman OF The Faculty.
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down every thing new and strange in nature, and
from him we see that what was considered an
impossible barrier is a habitable mountain more
beautiful than any IN Switzerland (Appause.)
And while this wasconsidered the most bar
rem, the most savage part of this country-tha,
place which has been so commonly spoken OF as
the great Salt Lake-that country has been LAID
open, not only as couatry susceptible OF inl-
ptoyement, but as one aiording many adyan-
tages for civilized habitation, and no sooner
had his first exploration revealed the true con-
dition Of that region which lies beyond the
great Salt Lake, than the people, wandering
from East to West, have gone thither 10 esisb
lish themselves, and are advancing with all the
comforts and improvements of civilization
lApplause.l
To that people this young man has been a
Moses-he has shown them land to which
they have gone. And now, fellow citizens
after these brief expressions after reminding
you that The whole country beyond the Missis.
sippi, clear to the Pacific Ocean, is all suscept-
IDLE of being inhabited-ail capable of improve
ment-I am satisfied that no sooner shsll the
Government of the United States have marked
out the line for the best of all roads. connected
with many Others, tnan some of them will be
made; some now, aud others thousands of years
hence.
Only give the people liberty to settle on this
route, and have it marked out, and they will
como upon il as swarm Of locusts would ligb,
upon a green spo, in the desert of Egypt; in a
pisht they will come down upon it, and the land
is now alive. lGreat applause.) There arc
hero persons who will see-persons here who
will see that great road having On each side a
double line of settlements, of houses, of towns,
of villages Of orchards; and we shall 0y from
the Mississippi to the Pacific Ocean, looking
mon ,hs cultivation on each side the whole dis.
lance as we go. tGreat applause
And these Rocky Mountains-these Rock
Mountains which writer in The Edinburgh
Review, only a few years ago represented as The
impossible barrier beyond which The American
population could never go-these Rocky Noun.
iains will be found 10 contain within their Dos.
oms large, hardy races republican race
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ly alter il al once. Most OF The temperate loyal
lists ar disposed 10 abide by ii; as iang as il is
tolerabLs, they add being sure that will be found
impraciicable in the end. No one can be certain
what French impalience and The jealousy and
ieuds al party in the Assembly may 70, attempt
Al the French REGULATIONS have proved aboruve
in The forms and Determinations ol government;
vet each mas left its deposit or alluvia OF benefit
though disastrous on the whole.
II is lavorite theory, with the Anarchists par
ticuiarly, that there are rights primurdeal, and
paramount 10 all constitutions; and, indeed, the
present Constitution expressly sanctions the
theory. The Red Republic and Socialists SET
down the holy right OF instruction and subyeT-
sion as the lrs; and they now insist equally tor
The rish. OF pubic meetings and every kind OF
framed, such as the American, determine all
rights; they leave Boibing exterior and supreme
in their way. This is indispensable for political
stability and social order. While the French Of
all parties. convert what they happen immediate.
ly to wish or need into natural indeiessibe pri-
vilege-whie the Government can call from The
eighty volumes OF the Bulletin Of the Laws any
Republican or Royal Act, and any Imperial de.
cree, and apply it by force or the Judgment OF
The Courts, lei il clash as il may with the genius
and provisions OF the present Constitution Re.
pubiicanism must be deemed nugatory-a mere
name-lhe instrument cannot com .aand he
least real respecl or obedience. The Censorship
OF Inc drama wa thought to have been abolished
by law; but the Minister Of the Inferior hearing
oil some pieces that excited oiamor, or might
produce disturbance, senl Tor The manuscripts,
read them, and then called up the dire 'ltof The
theatres, to inform them that they mus I1spend
the performances, or expungs various scenes, or
allow their doors 10 be closed
Yesterdays Monileur contains the law for the
indemnify 10 e1-masters OF slaves in The French
colonies-6 millions OF francs in S per cents. and
the same sum 10 cash 10 be paid within thirty
days from The promugation; porlioa to be APP
piled 10 he creation OF banks. Of loan aud dis
count. in The ISLANDS Of Martinique, Guadalupe
and Reunion.
We have horrii accounts OF the ravsges of ia
mine and cholera, in Ireland. The London
Morning Chronicle says; "Waye after wave The
civic torrent Of misery rolls in upon Us from Ire
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-31

l....n fir tl sic Legislature OF New
Nit. 1910 pf 1c
D. avu Fa, i,smms 4 Sia".
lis, 1lrcad, plr.ha,cl about 400 Part
~, aiofl INog ior ,bo present year aud
iut u.mhrf viii be increased as The sub
u.tnu lst advances Among them arc
o., .w,Ia, Louie Dulaud. Huntington.
CRAY. l,ohermcl, Chuu,h, Bingham, Dough
N Morse, and o,uci distinguished American
aud Resident artists, s1mc az which rosl,
: 300. l,On0. $50. aud mlu' $500 each --
Also. Sculpture aud Bronze S.atueltes, bv
II * Brown, and Medals 10 honor Of
Immhul
iaoh member is cnurcd to Tie EnPrav-
ing of Youth. f23 by - , inches from Tho
second Of Co.es series. tho Voyage Of L,fe.
A set OF Outlines hr Dlney' illustrating
Washington Irving, Sleepy Hollow. The
Bulletin, monthly publication ON the sub
lcct relating To Ar, and the Volume ct
transactions besides TIC chanre Of obtain
iag @ t1unug OF other work of AT distub
uiod 70, lhc annual meeting
j. D, a.AuoO lcjrol b, an who have ever
examined tAc ptcscui collection, that mono
t.- c,rr been exhibited go Amcucl equally
r0.l u auta t.a The SUBSCRIBE for mo
present wear has ara uucqua.od opportunity
ipf Achieving Tie luple purpose of Obtaining
Val tIalc fctufu iof a smaU Investment Of
srcuuug hc possession " a superior work
ui afl aud t. a.uralrg encouragement ~
promising artist, OF Ls own country.
SUBSCRIPTIONS Of membership 20.
RccoNedby +, W HOPKINS,
Honorary Sec.
OtUlcr. 1870 ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-31
Black hawk Colts.

7T0lll. subscnbsr has ihrss ur four Coils
sfel BY lh- ceicbreted B,ackhsuk.
from last rHuug Morgan m,re..l lhal he
WISHES GO dispose " They can be seen at
iI, residence, tlmwood Institute Casne'ou.
3ei3 Wa. PEASE
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II. l.. Spencer


L,atsr t.n hey ran 10 bought 81 nuy other
t.rrI. th, county. iis aisorttnsut consists ~
5000 Rahs and about 100 different pat
f.ur IL
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IEGISLATlRE


iu.uan A.fn. Company or'cr.l g. lc
40 80 i.l'sen o. ZION 10 Nf Royce. 10
,.r.r. .fa.c t.r anA .n co my 't.am1oa'
company oicrst 20 l.c 900 tho tfl'c.
.a.~fHe Sc Aihaus anI lii hiori
D. ns tl'i c.m-ang lli 900 tie nb." on
y lft.r 'l0wHrc ea'r'n-
aly rretm t,srarc' 10 ccfnHn case;
r.s,l
y .mmaal.il m wa fcccivi 'r4m lne
a.,tfr.r l0larumg Csc Senlts tunt wa.
AIu y Nav 'al declined accepting the
,F.eof ) DE - E.s1 county rr'rfrrd
t's.taars .r.m lbti county The b,I 90
u.orp.rlc uc latm,rs insurance com.
raat Nes surpous by NJ June, AMI or.
i.rJ o. l.c ol tlc illlc % motion Of Mr.
ll4r. At
HOUSE
rr,cr D., hr F-v Mr. Btllu
ON moi.n % Mr. Wnshl of Shorcham
t.rr,adug ~ thc Joutoa was dispensed
~itt. un.. .'tc.Vsc ordered
lc speaker announced ihc following
commucc by ,.irof the llom yr.tcr
das. onatll relating 90 tne Grmi L.t
Misses Slbin Carpenter Of r'woeI.
BDucv Johnson llat.n Kent C1apmlu.
I,nca Io.r Aa.I B.ker Bouon Of
W'st.rl ta.wiu. D.rleu
..-Hl Nr noyce rs'aiae 90 o.
GtaDl las, r,.ucd lo TIE mmrce 10
make ap t.r pnrl Lis. y, NJ pu,rs
OF J relating o. insane q 10, oals b, Mr.
~ .i-D". r.hmc lotae grtul Lis,aui b.
Mr. Reel G .tffr.rr falIfn I'd acrUl Tents:
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M A X X I T. ID A.,

Ollhe 9tih INST O., Rev n nn-stt
Nt'Cf,en Arnold, u Miss Nay 400 GI,m
nu,A Of carondon
ilso. by tie same. W. ll,nv rtke. 20
Miss Msu Gould, both OF shrcwsbut,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-23

buy, Olive in casks, TASKS or hotties, 81
per cent; LIuscod, llrmpseed. Rape
seed; Sperm, Whale and other Fish
Oils of Foreign fisheries; NcatsfOut, %
al Il
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COTTON SAIL DUCK.
JOHN HENDERSON 4 co.
Corner Of Pratt and Commerce streets
Agents for the sale Of all kinds of
oc 2 If COTTON SAIL. DUCK
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buy. n. s per cent; b, 10 per cent r, Is
per cent; q, 40 par cent e, 20 per cent.
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CORDAGE-
CORKS-Dutv 80 T. cent. ad val
COTTON Free.

Velvet .......g gro. - % a til
Common .......- go
Corkwond. -. .ib - ID }
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-23
YELLOW METAL

n SHEATHIN G The increased de
lnand for this article has induced the manufacturers
to erect extensive additional works. and now pre-
pared, in conjunction with MIR. VIM. II. Muntz,
(son of G.. F. Muntz, Esq, of Birmingham, Eng
land) to offer YELLOW METAL SIlEATIIING
which they confidently recommend, unsurpassed
even by the celebrated Muntz English make.
Several suits on vessels belonging to this port that
have been on about two years (and at Boston, New
Bedford, &c. longer tme) have given general salts
faction the price being about three cents less than
copper, and the old exchanged for new, at differ
of six cents, offers great inducements for its
general use.
This article can only be had in Baltimore at manu-
facturcrs' prices, of the undersigned agents.
Also, large Stock of BRt2IERs' COPPER, COPPER
BOLTS, COPPER and COMPOSITION SHEATIuNG NAILS,
constantly on hand-for sale by
f.. PRATT s BROTHER,
ic5 1y 81 and 20 South Charles st.
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FOR IAVRE DE GRACE AND PORT
DEPOSIFE.

N ocSs77 THE SUSQUEHiNNA STEAM
GSyTatlRi tR92sEfaTow Boat Company's steamers
60 Efsf- tH- LANCASTER, Capt, Tomlinson, and
JUNINTA, Capt. Spraguc, will commence their
regular trips to avrc dc Grace and Port Opposite,
on TUESDAY, 10Th instant, leaving the lower end
of Smiths wharf every EVENING, (Sundays eX-
cepct) at o'clock.
Returning, will leave Port Deposte at o'clock,
and lIavre dc Grace at o'clock in the evening.
Goods shipped by this line, and destined to any
point the Pennsylvania Canal, will be forwarded
free Of charge for commission and storage.
Shippers respectfully requested TO send their
goods carly. For fret ht or passage, apply to
J. s. MURPHY, Agent,
Lower end Smiths wharf, BALTIC;
SAMUEL WILT, Agent,
Havre de Grace;
WIN. w. MCLEAN, Agent,
ma ) If Port Opposite.