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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

N. WATCHES, JEWELKY and Silver Ware;
~ Tue suhscrb"rs continue To have for sal. 4 foil
e, . assortment of fne Gold and Silver Watches, Of
aE{ ue mJ-t approved makers, which will be offered
NJ me very lowest prices and ansd correct time
keepers They constantly receiving tho latest styles
of fashionable feweiry of every description, Including
Gold Fob and Guard Chains Breast Pins, Ear Rings, FIN
ger Rng-, Bracelets Head Ornaments, sc. silver Spoons
Folks Butter knives Syer~sre equal t0 coin. Ood
and silver Spectsari-- Rerocal Concays, Convex, &c.
Frcnch Clocks md Watches repaired equal 70 the original
aKERLY & BRIGGS, l59 Bowery,
Inn G do0rs above BroOrne. Il
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Boarding ano Gotels.
NArIoNAL HorEL-BoAKDER

NATIONAL HoTEL-BoAKDERS.
No. s CegtLl,,iSL
A FEW regular Boardcrs. either families single gen
tAiemen can be accommodated the National Hotel.
No CorusndsL The rooms being pleasantly situated,
and every comfort provided Ivy J. i. CURTIS.
Jll~-t- No 3 Corllanl-st
ROARO.-A gentleman aud his wife snd two or Ihrce
osi1Elc gentlemen be accommodated with board
and good tooms by applying at No II bcckmsn.sl
Nassau The paror with bedroom and pant.
~ attached and attic bed Terms reasonable.
sU3 references exchanged. d2g IL
POAitD-t gentleman and his wife ihree
ID gentlemen have very pleasant apartments with
board private family by applying sl lo7 Prince - west
of sni near Broadway. Reference exchanged. dsa 81
POtRDN cry pleasant rooms. Suitable for gentleman
ID aud w!: single gentlemen, a. SO Wsrrenst d9 81
SOtRDINE-Afe few single gentlemen. geromea
Bwh their wives may obtain very pleasant, furnished
rooris wihosIi. No Ss Wlliam-sL few doors from
Peaflst dlS Wv.
RUAkSiNE-h gentleman ami lady or several gen
oGemcp a1 Obtain good rooms by applying at No ss
Warren -. t.J Nv.
pOARpINt. and we'll furnished rooms, with strictly
ienrIvnIe family Sl McDCugalsI d. I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

Cot-r- or CoN,rox PIvts-8etsre jldse insrahan
irzr.r : E9s,,r ". KIss5dE s R5gers -tcton .
no;s .e defence 10 yyicn isery III country money
being rven for check dated 10 days ahead and tsIat
Nr X did not know oi the note - was II tnr a!il
,,ote book Verdict for pi4;utiii 8
R-tore Judge Ttshoe-rr.-t = . ltet - Clt71tsi -
gah-Yr \ was arrested by M II. under Sti!lwell
warrant having il alleged obtained oi h!ri under
promise OF ravirs cash 'wo oat!els OF lat or grease
go-rh so b:t at-er aeETa-y refused 70 pay, egin,
ina, he was in possession OF Judgment against NJ n
obtained -on third party i : charged tnat VE1en
Mr y entered the Judges o;nce after MS arrest EAd-r
the StillxeI warrant lcn cH he put II =peea! bal
Mr 4 said there : the talei now Acucn iof -lAii.
de-is brought, Verde; for sa!r-!r sii-=or pla-ntt
M Williams por defendant ny. !" altF
IN GiIcaris: vs J.s. Il csc ArttRr y Pffsoas-
Nassrs - maker and ent5rssr gaze % AessTs and
T Wrran al ". len..art y notes OF $40 eaeh. 5-1g
IN renewal NJ tozr Of go saca- One OF the notes OF
S.11 hos Frr due Msssrs P aa-e f4ils1 N business
S17 i brul,rb; on me uoa IN the rane OF the oook-
tas,ar AZ Nsssr. W The sui y Getrnd=d y ArfEur
" who o-.,nayy 20, the money and szreed IL vas
.s-.s nv LANES Cvho does nct deisId 10 take up the
rore ba defence Z usE-y. IN Mess-s w taxing more
rnsr cepr 7. : also SAID taat Aessrs w. vii get
> 20 f the amount az 81. rae, ss Artur gave tsin
biiI; NJ srhspr in ths; Ea- wH.cE Will be paid For
-sin ;s sa;a tia. IN orer 10 accommodate Hessrs
Mess Warren got Cary Co 10 eaaa the notes 1nd
nnir cha-e; WHIST tney had % pay themselves, and tai
Ns:s-s ~ hs-s had 20 pay Ssessrs Cary the amount
.a- Mesa " got tsin casei ss aEenS Tor Aessrs z
. t. fs -rD-ir;Iei s;s screu4e-L-For pl4itE Asssri
Jsau Cook aad Joseph L Wn!te tor deteotAHtz Aeaf=
Gerard ana Plat
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RnuOuETS

BOUQUETS
~ Gf Choice. Rare nnd Fra gram Exotic
Flowers made IN style - r.es-r The most igstdioHS,
4r. 70 be lad Il ielS ao8r. uoEcr oi JAMES H9dd,
nj; s.u serdsntG, ~ E!aadN4y.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

eff FALL FA~HIONS.-Hats, Ha,s.-Parts mole
ALL skin -, equal those sold by Others al 81
also elegant hats at 81 20 and 81 2 superior In
syla and finish hose In many places al ~ neat ha al
s. c. g. Murch Will he pleased % see his friends a. ths
estatlishment GEORGE p. H. BROWN,
dI0 Inn i45 Csnsl-st
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~Rcnd-Try-.Judge

~ Rcnd-rry-Judge.-tfOs fOsirr NJ. valuable Tea
tlse on Disease designed accompany HI ERS PILLS
the American Improved Hygean vegetable M-dicne-it
NAV be had gratIiousiy Of GENERAL DEror 10 rl-
roSsr ID hOor-READ it carefully and then TgY The Ne
dlcne and yon VIII be prepared % JUICE correctly OF lis
valuable curative, properties See The Tribune u tO-fnof-
roy General Ssiice," on the first page Tor Nfw ASs'
i,,g5er ,SI TESTIMONY I13hI IS ed Ar RI.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

Te!esraphis Dispatch of Phia North amer OF 'a u'.
RurIMoxg Dec. @S--9 O'Clock, ? NJ
The remains of the late Lieut.. Cochran arrissd ls
Orleans They viii De deposited the Arnoiy 0; the
Eagle Artilersts tomorrow afternoon, WIN i'i''CS
honors 10 preparation for conveying ihe 10 Co
!umbis, Pennsylvania, =, =.
garnurns Hotel Il is feared that he Will not iFe u''
morning,
The Pennsylvsnis Volunteers had al arrived al liz
cinnati, and departed on their way down the river
The Po:hos, Baltimore has been lost s the Capes'
and nine of those on board persisted
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

OFFICE o. rHE DELABAEE ASD HrDsos CASAL Co.
Sevy-i orE. December ], ISts
THE BOARD OF Managers Ok this Company lave of[
clared a annual dividend 81 eight pr csn. o1s "
the profits ofihe Company payable on a1,aer fa
Ihe 10Th The transfer eook- viz remain - s-
ms data m e ornf-z of the lt inst 81 orcrf oI I'7
po.xd II IL Is.AC = sEYMOLR. TressafeI.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

~ Cold Crcam.-A superior article Tor ehapp-d
hands ari fac. anu 0f -oi.eunR the blr fHer = cents
per izr Also,
ORglS TOOrH P.tSTE-a superior af.icie Tor ciean--
Ing aad preserving t=e teeth. hard nns se zane ana
,.vee-uin the breath warranted - get dry of hard
Pr.cr u! cents Per pot. Fur sG'e w
DAVID SANDS CO. si Eat Rf9sj"ay,
414 t,, Inrrr M8Farl-t.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

Sr WATCHES, JEWELKf and silver Ware.
TA The Subscribers continue TO have fOr sale full
~ assortment of hns Gold and Silver Watches OF
sxsSSS the approved MAKERS which will be warrant
ed correct iur-tesrers offered the very low.s,
cssn pGcsa.
They ac constantly receiving latest atyles Of FASH
onabla Jewery ot -vary description Including Gold Fob
and Gnari chains, BrrastpinA, Eas.rngs, sn2errner
Bracelets. HeRd Ornaments, &c
Silver Spoons Forks Butter Knives and Syerware gen
orally hs manufacturers prices.
BrtsnuiswRre. fns Cutlery, Fancy Goods, kc- Watches
sod cOckg repaired ny experienced worklnen.
LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER, 35 Pearl
.u16f cor OF Fblton-gt Oppoails United Stass Hoirs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
DISCRIMINATORY RHEUMAVIsM.

BaltmorF, NDT. 2, 10"
yemhrr 8iG before me, the subscriber Justice OF the
Pence -ai city personally appeared Richard Holeror
who sgned the riltsn sr,cnsnt before me, and made
solemn oath that several facts contained therein are
respective frue they therein set ortn s~oin be-
fors me WM. \ SCtIAFFER.
~ Every ro0mp 70 hi4 paper might d. 6ile with sn-
liar cases Th"y will he chperHliy shown 30 the euro0s
lhe neredulous by applying al tho Agency NO 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

sTF9M ENGINES, MILL WORK,
roFsF JILLS AND MACHINERY Of all kiasS ere
III IT'D with proncu1e5s srt al lo-y rates By
as In HENRY WATERMAN, No ~ Caerr7-s"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
rnE TWO MILLION ELL.

The Nashville Union, the home organ
Of Mr.. Polk, lets the cat on, Of the bag, as
TO the intentions Of Mr.. Polk in asking Con.
gress TO place two millions Of dollars IN his
hands, without knowing 10 what purpose II
was TO be applied. Alter announcing the
restoration Of Santa Ana, which il says
had been loreseen By Mr.. Polk" aud as
serilng that ne l. in favor Of peace, the
Nashville Union adds" but he cannot
make peace unless the army is also for
peace" aud "ln this critical condition Of
atiars, Mr. Polk fufesaw that the use Of
two millions Of dollars might be Of great
importance II goes on TO say, that San.
Ia Ana might be aLle to carry out his
Wishes, # he knew tina, he ras able 10 &c,
the means Of pay ing lis soldiers" So that
the money was necessary to brlbe the ar.
my, which might be more easily conquer.
et by gold than ~ steel Ii Mr.. Polk
had gwen Pirede. tao millions aud II
wouli Rave been Jht as eIpedlent and
honorable ~ RoS 10 give II 10 his success.
sor- before lie ordered the army 10 the
Rio Grsnde, there would have been 10
var. But lie lo.t sight, unfortunately, o.
The proserb, that "an ounce Of prevention
il better than pound Of uie.'-Rteh
myad Hh'g.
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cotton left. The crop is literally eaten
up. rode over all yours on Monday last,
and do not think you can possibly make
200 bags. Crudup says, not over 100
but | think you will make nearer 600
You can see many acres about over the
field, which will not make ten pounds I; aud
| believe there are 200 acres which will
not average 300 pounds. The new land IS
much better; but on account Of the size Of
the stalks il il almost impossible to CUES.
near The truth, what il will make. IL is
higher than man on horseback. The
high cotton is rottlng very fast but the cat.
erplllars are cutting all the leaves off, and
may save the bols winch have matured.
DR.. - offers TO take 100 bags, middlne
cotton, for his crop. Mr.. - told me, the
other day, that he should not make bag on
his place near P--s, but should max.
more han half crop on hi. $ place.
iou can see for yourself when you come
down. ! write you Of the mlslorlunes Of
your neighbors, because your own crop j.
so badly used up,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
MAINE ELECTION,


Ftom $40 to.n., compr-ing nearly the
Whole Sac, except The eouniy q ARGOS
laos the m,iofty ag,in- Dana Loco for
Governor j, : ,24j-s h,ie ia the same towns
last year Anderson Loco had 4lb ma.
laruy showing . Lucuiuco loss Of $3.50.
The aggregate vote 10 these towns Is for
Bronson - 1862, Dana 81 50, al others
-,-33.
Ia regard to the Legislature, tho Port.
land Advertiser oi Friday SAYS "'lhe ia.
bic Of Representatives shows 50 large a
number of failures 10 elect that no sufficient
calculation Cat be formed as 10 the House.
The Portland \rgus Loco give. the cleo
lion Of 80 Wings, - l4ocolucos, aud | Ii.
berry man, a. heard from.
A. 70 The Senate, three Wings are cleo.
ted 10 keHuebec, aud II was thought four
more we're chosen ~ Lincoln, and t4o n
Somerset, ana one supported By the Wings
and Liberty men 10 York. The scatter.
log votes may, however, prevent q choice
n ne Of these districts. The Locofocos
have probably elected seven or eight Sens.
tors.
la The 1t Congressional district Ham.
mons Locotpco) !. probably elected by a
sui. majority. Ia the ID, no cholce
Ciapp Loco falling -bor Lar. In the
81, Be.cher Wig has about lhousau,
majority. H. tie ita, Morse tWhig1 vii
probably lalI short of an election, but wi
doubtless be elected al subsequent trial
In Tie OH aud 9th DISTRICTS no choice. Ii
Tho 7tb, William. Locol probably elected
The kenu,lcc Journa says: "Thei'
being 10 election ot Governor by the PEG
pie, tie election viii desolse upon the Leg
stature. From The four highest candidate
the House vii select two to be returned t
the Senate, winch body viii eject one o
these. Every hing, therefore, depends up
on the House, aud upon elections YET Il
be made, for there are many cases Of ~
choice"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02

met no resistance. Gen. Worth has moi
seen an enemy. Single companies Of
Texan Rangers have trayersed the coun.
Try IN different directions, anu met no op.
position. Small parties Of men have tray.
elled different routes without interruption.
80 far, every thing indicates state Of
quietule aud peace.
Al Monterey, we understand there is
from three 10 five thousand men, almost in
a state Of DISCRIMINATION, and deserving
every opportunity. General Mehca com.
mands there. doubt if there be any Sc.
rious fight. The Mexicans have no army
that can resist the one now moving against
them. They are all excellent lroops, aud
efficient IN every respect.
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GbIa"IOffgt
ERIDay. October =, 1916.
the EXECUTION.

On Friday last, negro Jefferson ga. ex
ccuted according 10 sentence. lie SAID
nothing Of the gaIuvs. Tho occasion
brought together large crowd Of persons,
sud 4 Is truly 10 be lameulrI lhut many
acted as It they had come to a bacchanal.
Ian leslval than 10 witness the execution
Of fellow being, aud shows clearly tue
nudity Of public executions.
ins case, nearly lsom the commence.
nent hl. created good deal Of feeling 10
this community. Ia the first place. the
lr'ai sas pat III By tie boy swearing that
he had reason to believe that lie somun
on stom he had committed The rape was
wi'h cLi.i 10 bun. Aud ia tie second
Place, un' the tr4a5 degrees we're introduced
to prove thal the soman, and this hos lad
been intimate before OF the falsty Vi
both statements, the boy. voluntary con.
ics-lu 10 gentleman While N prison
prove. clearly 10 every uopreJud,ced mind.
Alter scsuoS ,clslng 10 the lacl, shal res.
son does he assign l. il lhsl frequent
'uiefcoufae, Or any Previous eng lgemeuI
10 meet the woman, as sou,e believe, Ia.
d1ccl hun 10 the act Neither. But the
reason assigned was tia, he had ttes
drinking loo much, or else he would not
have committed he decd.
Il has been general opinion among the
people aInegroes could not give evidence
either directly or indirectly, against a
white person. But this case has opened
their eyes. Ga the trial, Judge Caldwell
stated the az to be that when negro was
on trial negroes might be introduced as
witnesses IN bis favor, no matter whom
their evidence might affect Now, that
+ the olycc, vas accomplished for which the
negroes were introduced is clear, from the
fact, that had the negro not inside con.
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80
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80 -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
SPECIAL ELECTION.

Governor Graham has issued Writ OF
Election, to fill the vacancy in the Senate,
from the District Of Baden, Brunswick and
Columbus, caused by the death Of MIR.
Melvin. The Election is to take place on
Monday, the Goth instant.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

Official Returns have been received atihe
Office of Secretary of State, from all the
Counties (sayo one) ofthe election for Gov
ernor. The missing one is Camden, where
the Wing majority uniformly ranges from
400 to 800, The result, with the oxcep-
tion Of Camden, stands thus:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
CAPTAIN CARPENDER

Accounts have been received at he Navy
Department from Commander Carpenter
as late as Angus, 2l,h. lie was then at
TuIpan, AID, with his officers and crew,
was in good health. Iio writes: " The
people here continue their kindness to US,
and the men are furnished with US good
quarters a. the place affords
His disaster did not result, as some have
supposed from any misplaced confidence
in the ScotchcAptain whom he had on board,
but tromthe pecuI,archaracter OF The coast.
lie first anchored oil the bar, IL five iathoms
water. Intending to send in his boats the
next morning, he desired TO get nearer shore
for their protection. and found that he might
safely anchor IN three and a half lathoms
In attempting to drop the brig INTO that
water under a .lb aud spnnkef) she was
lost. Ho was on the forecasts looking
out, with the lead heaying constantly
" Deep four having been called, he sup
posed the mex, cast would give him the de
sired souudlngs instead Of which "quar
ter less three" was called. Instantly see
tUI llS peru, lD tfNtTCb kut SAlfN w bC l''''
ed, 10 back her of. The malntopsatl wa
holsted, and aback, when she stuck. he
sail. were then taken in, the weather anchor
dropped, the vessel lsntened by throwing
overheard shot and pumping out water, onc
the largest kedge was got out astern, tor
the purpose Of keeping her from lorgnt
further ahead. But these and all othe
efforts failed, and the boats were unable t.
live in the surf alongside. The launch wa
stove By the force Of the breakers The
two cutters were with Lieuts. Hunter aux
Berrymau. Thus situated, with no chance
to save the vessel Iposcd to the element:
and with a prospect of destruction to all II
case u gale or eveua heavy squall came OF
he received a message from the shore
offering them assistance, if he would sur
render with his officers, men, and vessel
He refused at tina, time TO surrender lht
vessel, but the following day felt himscI
compelled 10 accept the otler.-taIo".
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Equity, August Term, 1896
Robert D Alexander, Admr.
Joseph NJ. Alexander, Calvin s. Weir,

Joseph NJ Alexander, Calvin S, Weir,
Admr of Isabella, john Sharpe and
his wife Jane and others
YIN this case, It being made known to the Court,
u that the Defendants, Joseph NJ Alexander,
Calvin 5. Weir, Admr. Of Isabella, and John
Sharpe aud his wife Jane, do not reside within
the Limits Of this State It is Ordered that publi-
cation be made SIX weeks in the Charlotte Jour
nal, giving them notice, that unless they appear
at our next Court of Equity to be held for Meek
lenburg county, at the Court House IN Charlotte,
on the 4,h Monday in February next, and answer
or demur, the bill vii be taken pro contcsso and
heard ex parte as 10 them.
Witness, David R, Dlnlap, Clerk and Master
in Equity, at Office in Charlotte, the 18th day Of
September, \. d. 1916.
D, R. DUNLAP, c. Me.
Printers fee S. G2! IS
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Meeting of the Bible society of
Union County.

A MEETING of the Bible Society Of Union
~ County will be held at the Court House IN
Monroe, on Wednesday, the 7th of October next,
at O'Clock, (it being Court week) All persons
interested are requested to attend.
JOSIAH CuTHBERTsON, Presidert
Spt. 5, lSt6,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
From the Tuscaloosa Monitor ]

DESTRUCTION OF THE COTTON CROP,
Heretofore, we have given some &C.
counts of the unprecedented injury to the
growing crop, in the Cotton region. Since
then, the information Is worse. We bad
heard of Planters in Marengo, who had
pitched their crop for three aud four hun
dred bales, Offering their overseers all over
100 bales, for their years services, which
tho latter refused.
Edmund Prince, Esq. of this City, has
a Plantation near Spring Hill in Marengo,
on which he reasonably expected to make
five hundred bales this year. lie has pla'
ced in our hands letter from his son, Oh.
ycr II. Prince, Esq. dated DemopoIls, Sept
A, 1910, from which we extract the follow
ing:
"No report you may hear about the
ravages of the worms down hero, can be
exaggerated, unless it is that there is no
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02

Warrua,ee Deeds for safe at this oTce
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aoder him, as commander, should
unfortunately be deprived Of their
|,..enl gallant chef.
r5s,s are numbers Of amateurs congre.
81 !, lhis place, us well as heroes aud
..men. | saw yesterday, at one time,
Henderson, Gen. Lamar, Gen. Me-
an Hunt, Col. Hays, Col. Cook, and
H., Texan gentlemen well known 10
-. also, Major Anderson Miller, Col.
,,,,,rlck. aud other gentlemen who fin.
n growing old long ago, aud are just
beplnnlng to ENJOY life. One Of these
[..demqn declared positively that he had
!, knocking about one hundred years,
|,,i he could prove It. ! Do not doubt
b the grandfather Of smart chance
man present has been heard TO say that
venerable old amateur vas "Jusl tho
~ as long ago as he could remember
h."
To O'clock, p. N-llis actually rain
Poor stricken nature IS opening her
|, ,ched lips to receive ii. The dust Gov.
|, = caves OF the few trees around already
10 to look glossy, and-there /, has
.eady ceased raining no; enough has
len 10 lay the dust. FIR about Two
rs before the sky was overcast the
!. Of the sun upon The plaza was intense.
q We been IN the focus Of a sunglass, ten
!, n diameter, We would not have been
,.n worse. The plaza IS about two u.
:, d extent, and surrounded Is lhlte
/. some thirty feet N height. tricr-
.hlsa bed ofimcs,ono dust, double re
:! and about three inches decn on an
|,,age. With tho sun directly overhead,
10 down rays that we're like arrows
|f,e-.nd with not a tree to protect, nor
-e.,h of air to relieve him, could poor
y be blamed, even BY Father Mathew,
sI, thoughts we're SLOWED for a moment
sndrr back 70 the cool exchanges
Nv Orleans. aud rest ~ith euyS upon
gentleman sho sits % an arm char,
Il lU0l thfosn iaElly upon another, !.
Re linen coat on SHIRT collar open
sAejou. Havana between his lips and -
-'hlt large sweating trmbIef al iced
lep sitting 90 the table BY hls eide
IL somebody g and poke thu, gentle
III. eye out, sod pour bot water over
! ! nnl-cr-send hm to Clmargu
II.
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DIED

II ihi. County, on the 2ist nh Mr. JOHN p,
WALLACE, son Of Mr. Matthew D Wallace,
sn tie 49Ih year Of hi, az.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-13
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, KEY WEST,
18th October, 1916.
I'HE Sand Key and Key West lighthouses
Il were entirely destroyed by the hurricane of
the llth ins and the floating light at the entrance
ofthe northwest poss, Key West, was driven from
her moorngs. Sand Key has disappeared, and no
light will be shown either there or at Whitehead's
Point, Key West, until further notice.
The lght-ship at the Northwest Pass, will be re-
placed by the 25th inst The floating light at Cary's
Fort reef is secure at her moorings ..
." s. r. MALLORY, Collector.
To be published 30 days in the New York Her
aid, Courier and Enquirer, and Journal Of Commerce
and send bills to 5. R. Mallory, collector, Key
West.
Oct 90-dlm ...
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-13
NEW additions ofDesirsble Dry Goods.

~ have just opened thirty packages Of goods
both staples and fancy all Of which can sell at the
lowest prices name among the many '..
80 pieces black Alpaca, all qualities
25 do do calicoes
Black grapes and black love wells
Best black kid gloves
Super black spun silk, alpaca, Cashmere, and
cotton hose
60 pieces white, scarlet, and yellow aannes, very
cheap
"a black wool and fine Thbet shswls
pieces very extra fine bombasins
2 cartons heavy Terkerr shawls, very cheap
$50 pairs twed blankets
100 do 1914, la, Ia, and 1874 Whitney
blankets
10 pieces Canton blanketng
10 do lama paids bright coors
so scarlet Grape scarfs
bale handsome cloakings
40 heavy net shswls, new style
"A black tsffeta silks, for mantillas
COored silks, new styles, in great variety
4 pieces rich black satin ottoman
s do do shaded Waiered mousselne
10 do do plaid DO
Marcelines, OF all colors
Irish linens, heavy and undressed
Damask diaper and napkins
5 pieces blue-black and black velvet.
Purchasers are respectfully invited TO an exam
nation Of the above, which together with every
kind Of goods adapted to the present demand, we
will offer very low. X. ESfEP.
Nov 2-eo2wif