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ceiyed so liberal a share
painted and reird now il first rate order for the ressI9
Washington, during the Sengs.s be-
the best the table that the market affords and and
Washington City, September 1915. IS smd&Wisjrb
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
of London.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. .
HE following among the advantages held out by tins
The Loan Fund from which the assured are entitled TO draw
two thirds of their payments.
The payment Of premiums annually, half yearly quarterly
large 70 be permanently myested in the United States
a s three o. 'Ae Local Directors
travelling leave extensive and bsra and extra premiums
Conditions policy to the assured mos,
u@yIrHEp @H r. sTAIrs a4v Local Board OF D,nEcroRs.
ijaaGaSB jaaS }, HAMyft az MtR RR'qES,re' E Chairman
j9SAThaN S9obhg2E. ft2 Esq
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EELkk AksotET 8 h9SAfk NJ D Brosdsss s'9AlH st.
The Merchants Bank Of Nsw York.
WIN VAN HOOK, Esq 50 walls.
.7mericdn Colonies
J.LEASDER STARR, r. sdent IN New York
Office "a w ALL Street. y. Y.
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report Of the Socetys
also blank and the fullest information be OBJ
tanned upoa ppc tion the subsc iber
LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
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COMP 4.
Capital 100000 Dollars.
OFFICE al EUL TON STREET BROOKLYN
vU,IIS COMPANY continues ~ Insure ,yains, loss o ia,
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,d 70 ,h;s coman for l,ss.s hy hs ,a,a dss,rons 6
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
JHashlngton Citu ID. G.

THE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel formerly known a
Gadsbys, but generally called Coeman's Hotel de-
sss his thaaks his friends and the travens por
of the community generally, for the favors which they
have bestowed him he opened
and them that he will render his
house worthy Of the patronage of which he has already
ceiyed so liberal a share.
The house having been during the summer, thoroughly
painted and rett-d first order for the
of residens and the proprietor respectfully sos
cts continuance Of iivos the of visitors
Washington, residents during the session Of Congress be-
confident they will always find comfortable lodgings,
the best the table that the market affords and and
polite walters. 3. COLEMAN
Washington City, September 1916. IS 3md& Wis jgb
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FALL NTs

, :. AI1L CAKMENTS
WIN. ,M,LATTHIEssEN, Ia7 Fulton a.-A cboc. stock
@ & =, &D,ons weeds Cass'ineres and Vestngs are now
ces, for cash only ~ ~ 'e'' "ouea'e pii'
ne cutters Of tins Enlistment are equal to any in the
city LOT Their taste and skill getting up parn ents md
can uepend on satisfaction, puncuaty and despatch
up the above terms -" '''e ine" maoe
nsOuTFiTTING-Evefy article necessary to complete
.,,,, VIM MATTHIEssEN, i27 Fulton street.
~ ~ ~ door To Herald ldo0,c.
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.

- mfRsT BoAnD-5o Wilmington RR, l6i; IS Mech Bank
26; 90 Wilmington l6t; $500 new Co IS 60 g73 Cont
Bank o3.; D Memphis, II; $4,000 Leh 6s SO 45
BETWEEN BoARDs.-450 Wilmington RR 5ds, l6j: 800
200 do SIS, go, new 97;.
% sEcoNn co BoAhD-loo vicksburgsi 25 Blk Kentucky,
w; 5oWimington RR, DDS, I6; 100 do r w. Is: Cam
den and Amboy Bonds, I23; $500 Texas ten Der cent
Bonds 3o Western Bank, AZ; 600 Girard Bank s 5ds
81 s ioo wilmington RR Bonds, ds 6 SO do do:
1oo 90 do 100 do 20 5ds 10; - 10 l5E: $50 5ds l6
AFTER BoARp.-760 Ches & Del Canal Loan 7e4 IL
Farmers and Mechanics Bank 49, 10 do 4sT: 1000 ken
tucky Bonds g. lOI4 - ~ ~ n
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NOTICE.
THE MEMBERS of " The German Hebrew Benevolent
J. Society" requested to attend quarterly general
Of g BE- held Sunday the ath Of October
Edrijge for the OF business and
officers for the By order Board
HENRY KAISER, President
GUSTAV BERNHARD Secretary. SO 2teod.r
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-15
ENGLISH GRAMMAR

Tho Comic Grammar slys'
Bot remember, though boz
+. In tho plural makes boxes,
The plural Of OK
Should be otea, not oxes.
10 which an exchange paper adds
AID remember, though fleece
In the plural is aoeces,
That the plural Of goose
Amt gooses nor gsescs.
We may also be permitted to add;
And remember, though house
In the plural is houses,
The plural of mouse
Should be nice not mouses.
Phla. Gazette
All Of which goes to prove
That grammar farce is;
For where is the plural
or rum and moasses2
n Y. Gazette.
The pluraI-Gazette--
OF rum don't us trouble;
Take one glass too much,
And you're sure TO see double.
Brooklyn ADV.
A singular sight,
To see double must be,
That the case is objective,
All Teetotalers agree.
Picayune
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From the 81. Louis american.
THE BATTLE or TR ENTON.

FROM THE MANUSCRIPT OF AN EYEWITNESS
"Whose bullet on the night air sang"
| had scarcely put my foot in The stir
rup before an abide camp from the com.
mander,in-chief galIoped up to me with
a summons to the side of Washington
The General in chief was already or
horse back, surrounded by his staff, and
on the point of setting out. He was calm
and collected as if in his cabinet. Nc
soner did he see me than he he waved his
hat as signal to halt, checked my
stee d on the instant, and lifting my hat
waited for his commands.
"Yoa know the road from MConhey S
ferry to Trenton, by the river and Pen
nington--the by roads and allP'
"As well as know my own alpha bet,
and patted the neck Of my impatient
charger.
"Then may have occasion for YOU
YOU will remain with the staff; ah! that is
a spirited animal you ride, Lieut. Archer"
ne added smiling, as the fiery beast made
n demiyoIye, that set half the group in
"Your Excellency"-
"Never mind" said Washington; smi
ling again as another impatient spring OF
my charger cut shor; the sentence. Il see
the heads of the column are in motion,
you will remember, and waving his hand,
he gave the rein to the steed--whlle fell
in the staff. The ferry was
close at hand, but the intense cold made
the march any thing but pleasant.-We all
however hoped on the morrow to redeem
our country, by striking a signal blow
and every heart beat high with anticipa-
ton of victory. Column after column of
our army defIed at the ferry, and the
night had scarcely set in before the last
detachment had been embarked.-As |
my horse on the little bank
above the landing place, paused an in
slant to look back through the obscurlty
of the scene The night was dark, wild
and threatening, the clouds botokened an
approaching tempest, aud could with
difficulty penetrate with my eye the in
creasing gloom As put my hand across
nv brow 10 pierce into the darkness, and
a gust Of wind, sweeping down the river, ,
whrled the snow into my face and mo
mentariIy blinded NY sight.-At last |
discerned the opposite shore amid the OBJ
scurity. The landscape was wild and
gloomy. A few desolate looking houses
only were in sight, and they now jammed
with a crash together and floating slowly
apart leaving scarcely space for the boats
to pass. The dangers Of the navigation
can better be imagined than described,
for the utmost exertions could just prevent
the frail structures from being crushed.
Occasionally stray fife would be heard
over The waters, minging fee
bly, with the fierce piping Of the winds,
and anon the deep roll of the drum would
boom across the night, the neigh of a
horse would float from the opposite shore,
or the crash of a tanning ice would be
heard like far off thunder. The cannon
GERS beneath me were dragging a piece
Of artillery up the ascent, and the men
were rapidly forming on the shore below
as they landed 1t was a stirring scene
Al this instant a band Of the--reglment
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Princeton ahl New brunswick Yours
have passed sinrs tho1, bot ! shall neyof
lofret the battlo 81 Trenton,
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AVA E have just received from New
w v York, 10. London twist double
hrrcl Guns, 4 double trigger Percussion
plies, HITCHCOCK & BARNEY,
may II, l845, II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24

BOSTON, Dec ~, ioSo
PrO,pset Of War. and Stock JosSers u s. big Bos"
Tneafrieals-.d Drsmatic and Musical Journal
Eag!ish Nr.os-Successf4i Theatres.
The bare possibility Of war, seems to have walked
people up completely. The stock obbers raise panic
day, and secretly buy all the stock they get
der values the next day such stories set aoat as
shall like oil upon the troubled sea- then obbers
sell their stock par value. This trick has been
complishsd more than during the past week. Mo.
ney is very close, and the banks discountng but
sparingly. 10 there not crisis at hand
The u s. brig Boxer viii probably sail in the course
of the day She has every thing board and loaded
to the waters edge. One of her officers told that
it would be no wonder il she went down at sea, for
she was loaded far beyond her capacity Orders were
received here yesterday for her to sail dately for
the coast OF Africa.
Lectures and iyceum meetings have given place en-.
tirsly to dramatic performances in this city, and theatre
Gals reign supreme.
the FIRST Of January devoted to the aramatical musi
Cal, and literary world From the character OF those
who are connected with IT, there can be no doubt Of its
Quoted on the vulgar flash principle Of such papers
generally but the editor is man Of taste and expe-
rience and he will furnish journal that will not only
aid In the advancement Of the dramas interest also
prove highly entertaining vehicle Of theatrical inelli
sencs at home and abroad. am not at liberty to dis
you that i will be une petite bjour.
We shall mos likely get our foreign news through
you the rest OF the the Royal Mail Line Will
run but once month for three Jour months to come
giving the daily packets uhe best and safest convey
dates just about the time that have been receiving
them by this line But between ourselves is to be
for the credit Of sailing ships that the packets
Z" half way house" of Holmes Hole.
We hsd slight fall Of snow Saturday night two
three inches but there it stopped and Of course there is
The National Theatre, Boston Museum, and little
Olympic" thrive in warmth that now radates upon the
drama
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24

TIE Wall STREET PAMc.-The spectators IN
fancy stocks have, within the past two days, been
thrown into another panic, and quotations have
fallen off several per cent The market has not been
in more depressed state for years, than 1t is now
The bulls stand it astonishingly. Every bull and
be ar has his day, and the table will soon be turned
This is bank panic the panic has nearly subsl-
dcd. The subtreasury law will produce as great
panic among the banks, as those institutions have
lately produced among the brokers.
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ANOTHER EDITION
OF THE
PICT RIAL H ERAL d i.

The first edition of our Pictorial was soon exhausted
and we have been compelled to issue another.
Its illustrations historical Of all the important and
singular of the past year. and hence its great
sale. We expect to be constrained to publish third
edition before the first of next month.
The second edition is now req Jy price sixpence
copy
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Movements OF Travellers.

There was a little more life and activity at the Hotels
yesterday still the registers deficient their usual
numbers &C may be found by the following catalogue.
At the
AMkarcAS-w L. shacleford, New York W. VIII
ton, Piermont T. d. Whitney Philadelphia Ed Robins
st. Louis; j. Mcdonnell, Ohio; w H. Walker Georgia
w. L. Griffith, f. Dunbar, Nassau Hall w wiley, Nor
folk
AsroR--L. @. Cameron, Troy j. Ryan, Philadelphia
B. r. IngersoIl, do. J. T. Burk Buffalo D. c. Davis,
Boston ; Brooks Femme, do; II Rogers, Do c. l..
Boson Colonel N. Johnson. Buffalo NJ Hartford, d
Robert schelck. OHIO Farmengsle, Tennessee; r.
Cadue, Robert Cru,hendon, Baltimore, w, Woods Can
ada g sheth Philadelphia Ed. Fisher Ohio.
CirY--A P. Hamlin, l.. Il w. g. Pennington, N. ].
Geo Miller, Pa; Il. T. Whtelaw, Conn; &. Moher,
Chicago r johnson; Conn., X Field Ky, W. Robin.
do; q. A. Thackston, Phila W. McCl ca, 9 w. Pome.
roy, Phla.; James HammeIl, Burlington.
FRasxLrN-James McCuly, Patterson o. N. Town,
Boston; NJ. Springer Gardner, Me-; o. J. Moyes, Por.
tervle Geo B. Rogers, Boston A. NJ. Sherman, New.
bargh N Kepp. Buffalo A. w. Armand, Phila; Sol
S.o.s-S T. Butler; Mass Mr. Tiffany, N. y; MIR.
HowAap--E. Lamson, Boston Francis Brunt. l. l.;
II. Oliver Nassau Hail. J. English, Philad; g Judson
Hartford Wilkinson Athens Thos. Hatzinger, A. r.
Prentiss New London l.. Ly man, Clifton j. Gilmore,
Phils; orville Herwig, Phla. J. Lambston, Long
Island.
AcoIDENr--On Monday, as lady OF Camden,
the wife of a carpenter employed at the new Wal
nut street slip going up to her husband speak
him, he and another man who carrying heavy
beam, not sseing Ser threw from their shoulders and
in falling, knocked her down. and she severely
injured that her life IL dsspaired Of Her husband who
was almost distracted at the sight carried her into Mr.
bloodsoods Walnut Street Hotel where every stten.
tlon was paid to her ptable condition She was quite
insensbie the blood streaming from and mouth
Mr. bioodgood immediately sent for medical advice but
the docaor VINO arrived deemed the injury dangerous
that ne ec0mmended her removal to the hospital viii.
Their she Vas sent by Mr. b. in carriage little boy
with IT and the distress Of the husband and so
while aztec hg dear relative was truly affecting
Her name was Rosanna Mailing Phiiad Sentinel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24

The passengers in the cars on the 18th instant a,
the time OF collision between the passenger and the
have published a card exoneratinr tho conductor Mr.
Hurd from all censure in the case
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Mr.. Edltor-Can Consumption be Cured


Mr.. Edltor-Can Consumption be Cured
What CONSUMPTION I. Ii useTee Of the lungs. Them
:s.
s9es sss s sR c9 sq all O.
my owa family fully sasiained all is POM es aud must
n her oNs Vii
Fine Green and Black Tea.-Very superior
ocong 49, extra fine do g. Young Hyson saps,b articles G
COMPANY Of
street and ls Chatham street between Perl and ROOSEVELT
fhs! feVSt.si aSrshs dealing, tie very hsh
unriyaea We earnestly recommend fm es conatIy m",
chants AID the whole public to this RESPECTABLE establish
sssse Agency m BIO k'i'' Fulton street, opposite Clark
To sportsmen and others This evening,
to be rallied for the wr,sht House Nassau street. double
$50 i' nlss .c
tickets remaining b had the bar Of the above
Portable Shaving Cases.-The Subscribers
the complete invested, suitable
to with e. pSasa ss " % sIs Ts s ss
and keeping s1HSt r. Is s ss
few doors above Coursiandt street.
Small Pox generally bezms with languor
ss cs. sS e. A r S
IN The s ra vol Of 'sis y
the body ho.s Rumets csu.e NO,
aS pea 'ns sf sI.s Of at
,be Pills taken ry night gong bed wi short
time only make perfect ab1ve
paint but the blood and other fluids will be such
state opary to utterly preyeat mil matio
follow imperfect of the Small Pox said Indian We
getabe Pills also aid and improve and
oeeyers name from the body should also be
b. red that by the Ot VIM. NJ. who sells
medicine purporng be Indian Pills the fac~
and Front agent mine neither
can guarantee tina, he has The
security against imp son to purch Of OF nnbl
Greenwich street, New York. WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zlcber
CO.. Ledger Building Third who receive ubscr
aud have single for sale daily o'clock nal I'm
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rI,o cnrnfry Subscribers.

Subscribers IN The country receiving their papers IN
yellow cover will understand that their term oil SUD-
scription has nearly expired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24

pu.oTAeE We have received note from Capt
Hartley, of the ship Henry Pratt, in which he states
that he was first boarded by merchants pilot, who
was not qualified tor his ship; he then received
another merchants pilot; and after this, he was
boarded bya New York pilot, who, of course could
not be employed. as pilot had previously been en-
gagged. We make this correction in Justice to Capt
Hartley
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24

AN OLD SOLDIER GoNE--Elisha Blackman the
last survivorof the Wyoming massacre DULY g. I77sJ
died ut his residence IN Hanover, Wyoming Valley on
the 18th inst in the seth year Of his age He was buried
it'll military honors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24
Portable Shaving Cases.-The subscribers

having perfected and flashed variety Of the above offer the
the complete nvepted, suitable
Of the travelling public containing III that for the
toilet, with the addition Of DIE Metallic TaDt Strop, for
SHARP enlng aud keeping the perfect order
q. SAUNDERS x SON, IN Broadway
few )ors above Cpurtandt street.
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Fine Green and Black Tea.-Very superior
en- and others This evening,

To spOrtsmen and others This evening,
be rallied for the WRIGHT House Nassau street. double
barrel Ell owng piece with ntre rifle barrel ade ny w
H. Stevens, LonJon--col $50 A descri. of pi sell
dom with in this couary-75 chabc-s 81 each A few
tickets remaining BE- had the bar Of the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24

MOVEMENTS OF THE MAN IN THE WHITE HAT
We learn mat tins philosopher, who made himself SO
busy IN the opium war in China, and in the Texas
negotiation, and who received somewhat of a re-.
buke from Mr. Buchanan, FOR his NEEDING propen-
sites, has gone back to Mexico. He lett this civ
on Sunday or Monday last. What he intends to do
there remains to be seen. 1t is supposed, however
that he ias received instructions from the British
government TO upset our negotiations for California
II ne meets with the success that he did in pre-
venting the annexation Of Texas, there will be very
hille doubt Of the speedy acquisition to the United
STATES otsll the territory north Of the River ella.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24

VERY LATE FROM BUENos AYREs -AdvIces from
Buenos Ayres, to the 18th OF October, have been
received at Boston by the Winnipiac.
II is stated that the blockading squadrons OF Eng
land and France had extended the time allowed for
the departure of merchant vessels from Buenos
Ayres to the 9th of Oct The blockade appears to
be conducted with rigor, as the papers state that
the American schooner Sarah Ann, Capt. Walker,
from Patagonia, with produce, arrived of the port
on the 10Th, an was not allowed to enter
Six vessels bound to this port would obtain about
10000 hides. 1t was supposed by residents that not
less than eighteen months would elapse before the
difficulties would be settled, and trade resumed
The British Packet Of the llIh has no intelIi-
gence Of consequence. The forces Of the combIn-
ed squadrons had made capture of two hide boats,
which were sent into Coonia.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-13

OFFICIAL INCOMES IN GREAT BRTAN-The tots
number of persons whose incomes rom The pubic
money exceeds 81 900 year, is 754 The hrghr..
sum in the list of civil officers the allow ance to The
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland of go 600; nd the nel
two pensions TO the Duke of Grafton, amounting to
slO5e4 In the lis, Of Judicial officers, Lord Lynd.
hurst as Lord Chancellor is the hie hest namely 60.
OoO, which Is exclusive ofhis salary as Speaker OF
the House of Lords. Among the military officers.
the Duke Of w ellington receives the Darges, amount
His grace OF present receives &c GIG les 3D. cons.-
ing of 13,319 lis cd Colonel of 18th Foot Gua,t
S23s los ID as Colonel-n-Chief of the Rife Brigade
t992 IS I'd as Constable of the Tower Of London
f3O5 l9s Sd as Captain of Dover Castle and S4Op
pension, granted by act of parliament The ncbr
Duke succeeded Lord Hill Commander int Chic
in December, 1912, who, appears by the return,
ceived IN the year as Commander Chief 20 2si Is.
l0i. The Speaker ofthe House of Colnmons has Is q.
QUO year, and house and Sir w. Goss tt, III,
SeIgean, at Arms FL 500, besides 1920 l2s I'D o,
retired Colonel of Royal Engineers
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-13

UsAccoUsTABLE MORTALIrY. Tarbo,.
IN. c. Gazette records series OF deaths m r
vicinity, under circumstances Of a most extr,o,+
nary, If not Unprecedented character. The "p,s..
ssys-"We regret 10 state, that Mr.. Eli P,rker y,
this county, received severe beating abour NJ.
weeks since. A few days afterwards he WAS a,,.,.
ed with disease in the head, termed By ,ooe y
Anthony's fire, and by others, the black tongue -,
on the seventeenth day from the time he recp,y, NV
beating, he died Mr.. Parker Lived WIN NJ ''
Ellinor about three miles from this place and NJ
Ellinor, in attending upon Mr.. Parker, imb,bed r..
disease in a small scratch on her HAND her sr, "
famed, and in a few days she died Mr. Edua,d ~
Thompson, a shoemaker, working for Mr. Ell,nnt =,
tended upon Mr.. Parker, and shortly after hs d.,
he was attacked with the disease and died IN i.,,
days. During the inflammation OF Mrs SLIM,
arm, Mr.. Ellinors shaving brush wa, used ~ ',,,
some ointment on IT, and afterwards h. u.,J a..
brush in shaving himself-hs neck and hfad ~
famed, and IN a few days he died. The vii. ot Al,
Benjamin Anderson visited Mrs EIlInor-she ,n',
The disease, and now lies dangerously Al; her Lr.
band and four or hye children are also III with ,t
same disease. The wife Of Mr.. Parker. Mr. L.,.,
Ellnor and several other persons white and color
have been attacked with The same disease bur sr,
covering. Mr. Thompson died 10 tins place wt,,,
is the only case we have had here. These sudd,,
deaths have spread CONSERVATION through the sur.
rounding country; but it is confidently behy,,l
that this fatal disease has been arrested we trust That
the alarm will soon rubside"