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THE following Sweepstakes now open, to commence
April 18th. 1876:
No swsepstke for four year old colts, mile heats, best
Sin S. in harness Sab $50.
Noa-S~eepstake for years. old colts two mile heats in
hsr ness. 6ub. 80.
No ,-syeepsate for horses that parse match
No -5weepstake for horses that purse over
so, mile heats, host in S. in harness. Sab 80. =
No 3.-Sweepss same No. l. under the saddle.
6-Sweepstake for horses that parse over
$50, mile heats best in 5, in harness. Sab. So. IL
No 7.-Sweepstake same a. Nc. 6, under the saddle
s-Sweepstake for horses that won purse over
800, two mile heats, in harness Sub 50. 80
No o-Sweepstake same a. No ., under the saddle s.s
The above half forfeit S25 will be aaass
stakes. Three to make = ~ :. 90.
To close before April 49, by o'clock r. M ufeeh
Losses No. 1888 Chatham squsre. IN. L....
oSwsepstake fee for s treunS nolsrs 18th purss OF
So added BY the proprietor the ~ o 'ns
before April o. by O'Clock M at oreen Losees 'ee
o = nov :. h socd training order having been sera
ped and rolled. -. 49,, 49, usol v.r
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports

BALTIMORE March le-Ar brig Afford Mason (lae LIST Of
feer and the late who lost overheard
from leaas via Noriokthe vessel leaks badly CID
ship Rhone Harvey Harvey Lverpoo bark Leda huark N
O1eaas; sehr Baltimore Latourttte New York 3d. IN tow
OF Relief ship se,msn. Vsparslso; and without
Thomas -. r,u
NoRroLK March l7An sehr Adrian, Bsdell hours from
civ 10 city; sch North star, With rspoon I'm Camden, Me;
brig Tweed aud Argyle FIN Baltimore came into hsmpt m
ny I'm Port Wahs for RIO Jsneiro. came down the River
this moraing and went TO sea.
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BnoxsaG BoARp, March 1870 shs Long islana ~
a.; so do AT; IS do, Ht 100 do, so5ds At nor
Wor RR 66l IS do SOLIDS, 65f 10 Boston Proyidens
m iIoI: % New England Bank, los; $50 East bosse
Go. ioI; aas do, 10; 800 do, bol0ds, l6.
SEcosp BoAnD-i0o shs Long Island kR, sol0as, ~
do cash AZ; 367 do so3ds. AZ; 80 Nor Wor RI, eoz;
Western RR, g74; 234 East Boston Co, 49,.
Ar AucTIoN-7 shs Boston b Wor RR, ~ adv.i
Boston Maine RR, l4A adv; Fitchburg RE- 70 asv
adv; Union Bank, adv, Market Bank, Par ~
$77t per sh
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BARTINE'S LOTION.

N UNFAlLlN0 CURE in all Of govt, rheumatism,
n swslliugs dsocanons ed bones bruises
tuons attended with aud Inflammation poisonous bites
and stings barns cad huGons wounds Of
every Description il as DIS immediate and permanent relief
1t perhaps the ouly article that be depended ugon for
the Of those tho back and side usually
daced by taking cold after violent sxeron and oyeheatpF
For ganduar lumbago, erysipel and all
kinds OF eruptons the skia excellen, remedy For
fever aud the ace too hache cramps the sto
audi ko charm. but above all
the ,ndlnous and cspsular njures sprans, &c II
unapproachabo Travellers boamea and captains should
never be with Tut it. Prics IS cents per bottle.
Principal Depou 33 Broadway doors above the Hospitals
and 234 Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA. miro lmsr
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THE SIXTH NUMBER
MORRIS,9 NATIONAL PRESS.
Is NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.

Is NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.
oewng are some Of the Literary Contents for Eat
R.s:ws q New Bool.-Th. Sportsman. Library. My.ss
i Of the WsS: L Ss r.u Greene
The Beacon; Merry Heat art sc s,.. xuu,;.. nj.
D sSa .sn ~ Wall"
Ia S::s S ssis 81 f :'ss a QUICKER
&c 4: :s 81 isD.' willis r.e. Green
wood; An Q ofie.r Of the Navy etc ""''
Editorials-Tes about Town; Fine Arts Musical Criti
*. TIE B.ai
IL y Newspaper only 4; early
Wholesale aud Refill Agents.
n2o7t-r No ga broadway. corner OF Ann St
DUCTION-PERJURY
II me NEST " fTsfi"S sSnss
For sale a, all the news agencies in tbs country
i. IF f
las Bdde Joha Swift Of Phadsphia, the browning
Be- With an and graphic ensraSms Of
Old Thorp aud his WIFE, the couutefeiters den
full and perfect report Of all the testimony in the
I & Rrps sod Tf Fl Ns ID EsTEk ' Sob
ING of Stone street, and his acquittal. -
The concluding chapter Prison Life and
pssepsop XmoId X. yoanx osef who ha.
eesny escaped from Providence with reward for his arrest
Arrest and escape q Billy F.h@Nsw Urieans Exc cutSs
Pardons-ReceNers Of Stolen GoodsCusl apd brutal muir
Captain Johnston Il the brig Tory for Murder of h:
a R.s sSs X RoMyp to
Phladelphia Criminal Justce-Judge Pason'-'aek Gibson
Dssenioa and Death of Wife and Child-Mormau Punish
ment for TG-Mempral Of February Gand Jury and rrs
Of ths March rane H. Wy
Of Rape and Observation-Disclosures. kc.. Tie. ml9 2uc
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CO N M &c IL ClALs
New York. Thurstfs

New York, Thursday, March 10.
CorToN--Thers was avery moderate business trans.
acted to-day. buyers evidently pauspg and indsposed
to pay the present rates After business hours the
effect To- morrow
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On wednesday evening, the 18th instant, by his honor
the Mayor, VIM f. Havemeyer SAMUEL X SrourxN.
suheH 70 CAROLINE SANDS only daughter Of Benjamin
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PhrenoloRy.-Mr.F Fowler commenc,

Phrenology.-Mr. Fowler commences a
course OF PHI geological in Luke Buidngs on
saturday evening" the ait Instant III O'clock Seats Free
and a collection taken up.
knox's Fashionable Hats Tor the en1uinU
Spring ready for inspection and SALE at ITO
rset between William and Nassau To those who
kind OF hat they witch becoming to them ear
nave their hats made to order very short notice.
The most fashionable Hair Dressing Saloon
ths city and where one to hi. Hair Cat Cured
OF Whskers Trimmed g suit him. HlLL'5 the nimita
bic Hair Cutter No. - Nassau Of Pine steet
Passengers Sailed.
GLAsGow-Ship Hudson-Mrs Conden, MISTER Conden !,
LADY and son Of Joseph Conden, Esq American consul at
IL in The steeraGe.
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PUBLIsHED nv 1870
-. - AEJAMES GORDON BENNETT.
near H.wEsT coRrER o. WILTON AED NASSAU srhs1
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FVuu u III rscspu .Ee,zW 81
Inc length Of this road is 81 miles, - chains length
OF branches 80 chains The company own and have in
use four long passenger cars two short do three long
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A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE,
APPLE rnPfTrrRs


GENTLEMEN wishing good Breakfast Dinner OF Sup
" per, accompanied by thu article Of Coffee In
all its exeeence would do well call at the Dining Rooms Of
GREEN MERCER. corner of Nassau and Ann stre.ts,
where they daily Sundays sxceptedl extensive
b OF fare, all the substantias together with The
Injuries Of the market.
NJ B. Private the Ladies' Dining Rooms attend
ed bv Mrs Mercer. 81 Ann Ct. mig 2tis-rc
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GLAsGow-Ship Hudson-6 Tooker Mead COG pks
bales y boxes smith Thomas-9 pkgs boxes Renfyne
bales esses Buckley Graham COLO casks Lee co
6ose; Mitchell! se-ii2 casks B,rslay Living.on52
Lee co2co tons pig iron to Twin cos Hunt Bro
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A UCTIQN NOTICE.-Thsarricsl Wa!dsobs also. Bar
day, 10 O'clock No. CS.abss. street, vil be cold to
equal any the city first quality 6egas Wines Bnna
Preserves Pickles. kc slss large y, Of Cr9sisry d,hss
Valuable Theatrical Wardrobe assorted salts. for ladies
gentlemen Sale to DO paid for and taken
aT mo In is.me @' ~ MICHAEL HENRY. Auetioussr
u H. LUDLOW & CO. will sell This Day, at auction
=. o'clock the nerchsnts Exchange, eight lets
south side Of sd street sbop. aS fee: ::sssry from the
tive. Terms c,sh on the delivery OF h- deed m2o lIr
JOS. r. CUKIIss, Auctioneer.
7 ARGE CUTLERY. sALE-FoI Account q Und.r
IL writer-The same having been damaged on board me
JACOB s. PLATT will sell this day at 10 o'clock the
Cutlery Scissors Razos containing several thousand do
Of all desert Pocket and feakniyes Ds and spsn
sh Blade do; feather edge and moth DO . and
will old in parcels Of 20 30 dozen EACH max
are not known 10 the auction will be required TO make
deposit or give reference after purcha,ing rst lot; re-
spectacle rarties will the proprisy Of this notice
OH PAINTINGS,
lust lNPORTED-At Auction-A. LEVY will sell on
Saturday Evening. at o'clock, al No. 20 broadwsy,
Eases Oil Paintings received per the ship Amade from
Lsshorn ,ona,nng many s r.sdy Win
catalogues for EXAMINATION Sale without res-rve mic SIT
HE WILLARD . ". w. SHIRLEY. .Are,ion.er..
w hold fms,ia,: shs 5s.dsafs q s%I,s. declining
ales OF Rsl Estate the Merchants. Exchange Also ,ol-
s 81 Isl b It,
they will to the spacious store No. WALL street late
Adams EIpress Office. mrii imsr
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BALTTMoRE, March IL, I6se.
81. Patricks day, - / predicted yestsrday nornmg
continued throughout the day Of the most delight
fui Of the sessen, contrary to almost universe
by The Hiberna sscisty ana the othsr By the Sons
Erin who were under the impression that AVE dollar
was rather strong for their pocks even Tor the ~
Our merchants are watching the Herald for ferstpi
news, either BY packet steamer we'll moving sass
Il comes the HsreiJ 10 the lad that will bring II.
The number Of dssths In this city, from small pen
during the past week, was emily three.
srocK AND MoFEv MARxEr-etocks droop-eaice q
TO limited extent Quote City six per cents ~ bid
asked for opening without sales; few buyers. No
per cents In market
saies Of Mary loans are stsgnantsixss 7oa77ne
minal s 6vcs, 60 bid; thress, Il asked ~ o1ere<
We hear Of no movement in either description.
Pennsylvania avss 90 buyers.
susouehanna and Tide Water Canal securities ~
much effected. In absence Of any positive nisrmsuo
% the extent Of damage sustained BY the late sose
buyers hold or 0usqusnauna Canal Preferred bonds
sales. Tide Water Canal Preferred bonds, 81 ~
Shares u asked, 7 bid
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n ELT patent shsathiag belt, sspenor
''' Tor .'' '' TX Z G6 6.ilisi Go. o.arr
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Domestic lmpOrtAtl0nS.
NEW OAEAvs3Shp F.ances3s hhds bacon 50 bbls lard is
beg. bbls lard oil SHOULDERS 1903 Dbl. pork DO beef
do shoulders 10 hhds hams eaud-6 bales hemp Lurrtt
"a do G Levsrch-lo75 bbls flour Goodhue coz cks
foger Blunt73 tres hams ~ pb pork 3os bales
pigs lead Bush x CO.
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{U-A CARD 90
: NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEIGH, MANN AND

THE PUBLIC are acquainted that this magnificent
blishmen SO warmly patronized during these lsst six
MONTHS by tn czens strangers and ystos from all parts
tive engagements already entered for the This
put forth to prepare the hundred and seventy
Artists with this and
the thousands Of liberal who have rendered
the Circus Temple Of Fashion and Popularity that the
energetic uneeasng efforts will be esssyed render the
closing Performances and Stage the most
varied that dscr mating public appreciate
q grateful management on I. .
The conclusive spectacle Of this wonderful season, the
Cataract Of the 0angcs the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
authorities produced with Of Oriental Scenery
the most gorgeous costly hind exceeding in number all
former Every style Of Banners Flag
sigma Authoritysn elmng Torrent Real Wa
for the display Of which the premise; hsve ben greatly
cd gold drawn by eoored horses-furicus
eomhats general engagements fsafu conssrations. and
Of startling effects such the Of this
vast alone furnish, and bring in superior
manner before disc eliminating public. mls
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PHILApELpHiA, March 10, le10.
The news from the interior seems to connrA re Pre-
vious advicss, that the State works. which copnsoe
city with the great West have stained compafriw0
trihng injury The advicss from the North 90 NOD Of
pear cheering and believed that the Morn brenos
Canal 10 seriousy damaged II II probable me we9ss
mail will rot be In before the New York line leaves
something more definite could BE- semitic you Saae nve
are about the YESTERDAY, though tr:nsscsoa,
net appear 20 extensive This II IN indication thsf "
travel on the main line Of State works. 10 not expsc~
to be seriously interrupted the coming season.
The ward election takes place tomorrow, and " -
in hustle Of preparation.
sales OF Stocks 1t Philadslphaa.
Frasr BoARD March 10 5000 State 81, %. !lij ~
do cash. 1T; $4,000 do, 50. ~, oo0 do' os ~
$500 State 90, As. Tsi $1,000 e.sse -; ~
III; b3l do 7lS $4,000 do cash, 7l} 90 eos Mmaaesc
m, 20; 10 do Lehigh. lsi schay -
Planter. Bank 81. Tenn s.S Ss o . sGSS
ATTN Boxsp-x shs schuylkill bank. :; sieoe "a
rsburg o. a. selso STATE g. 7o 800 ss;ss ~ 81 ~
ss' s1t 500 do, fI 81 Lskgh, bs. isss $looe hesGs
1900 shs LsSsh Loan IA ,s' ss yoo Lss
monthly Loan, 7s3; 1900 State %, H.
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YOUNG MA
WANTS SITUATION AZ Gardener Coaehman.
w and would have no objection TO aet in both He has
lived for i've his last stu and come well
commsnded Any wanting such viii! please i'd.
dress few lines to the ONCE Of this paper, for 0. H.
m21
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spinning and other expenses. .......... aoe74 81
r.ad on account Of construction, and right of
way and cars. .,............... ...... $3.50 05
Sso,7e3 ~
This company declared dividend on the lst Of Feb.
2 ,a pes cent on tsas $50 being the amount Of
Also declared dividsud Of per cent on the
j" OF August on the same stock, being. l6ssa so
$ss se6 90
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WANTED.
A STU ALTON as Chambermad, take Of chill
n dren, in respectable family. Good reference will be
give applying at 4eI Pearl 1t. m30 lt.r
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WANTED,
GOOD Steady Saw Grinder; that understands grind
n ing taper Circulars will be preferred He make $ia
~ SIS Ter week, and steady work: Applyto
MN lU+rc Hav. rhlll st., Boston, Mass.
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fOsT OFFICE, March 70, 1886
EURTHER instructions having been eceived from TIE
General Department, the Southern mail, through will
close az here, ofore, at ~ o'clock p NJ.
Box holders requested their clerks
dseorum, while waiting at this Office for letters.
mj92t ROBT H MORRIS. p. M.
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WANTED,
CONFECTIONERY and Cake Baker, to 20 Rich.
nond, Virginia Apply GRIEvEs Bird Store, No. S
John m20 3tsrc
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war. and these lie thought ii was proper
si,ai tie House should have. 4 general
discussion Of lie whole subject mist
shortly be had; ii WAS BOW wholly out
of place. When Il did srsne i. would be
proper and important that the House
should have before il Tie instructions
called for By the resolution as originally
offered. TO this 2Ir. II. had no objee-
tons.
Mr.. Davis repeated the suggestion that
Mr.. II. would substitute the resolution,
not in lis original shape. bet as moaiifd,
emitting The last clause. lie thought It
had been put in a tefter form. He did
not ask TIE gentleman TO eniarge the sub
ieci of inquiry u proposed M lis second
branch.
Nr. Hopkins asked that the resolution
IS modified be read: and it was read ac-
cordingly.
Mr.. ii. sud he found that. rs modified,
it inquired into The purpose Of The Presi-
dent in regard % lie conquered provinces
OF Mexico, and also as 10 what he pro-
posed by the war. Now, sir. Il. thought
it one of the evils OF the times. Chat we
were too much in The habit Il making
public before Mexico and the whole world
every iling in relation 10 the eondact Of
The war BY these unnecessary and IN
guarded calls upon The Executive depart
mcnt. The President was but the cxeeu-
tive organ Of lhe Government, 10 do villa.
Congress wiled to he done, vet he was
called upon. as if he had the whole course
Of affairs in his hands, 10 tell us, and Of
course TO Tell Mexico, all his plans and
purposes in relation 10 the war. Sir. Il
was opposed 10 this wh0ie conrse of ex-
posure Of all our councils 10 Il enemy.
AIr. II. SAID, unless Inc gentleman from
Kentucky would consent to strike 0 all
that called on The President respecting
his purposes and intentions IN relation To
the future conduct Of the war. he must
insist on striking ont tie Whole resolution
as modified, and substituting for ii the
resolution IN lis original shape.
The question beng on the amendment
proposed by Mr.. Hopkins, it was car
rieJ.
Mr.. HARRISON then renewing or insis-
ting on his former amendment, 10 add The
restrictive clause III not in lis opinion
incompatible with the public interest"
his also was agreed to, and then the reso-
luton, as amended, was adopted.
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gain see her do so: she IS preparing for
fresh STRUGGLES, and he last crime Ferpe-
tra,ed viii hassn The hourcf her freedom
The Vienna treaties no longer exist
That compact OF spoiIiation, which never
bound Poland, has been destroyed BY
those who made il. Instead Of il. arises
alliance Of nations, and il arises more
powerful than eYer!8
A correspondent Of the Boston Travel
Ter says that 100000 copies Of the adj
dress and he rep!y are 10 be prfhied ii
tie European languages, cid immediate
- distributed. Trey viii create seuza-
ton. They will light up the frc in Eu-
rope which will not easily he qpenchcA
Austria and Russia have committed
~tllenselges- they mnst retrace their
STEPS, or the consequences wal be serious.
Frsnce and England WI settle tic Mont
feasier marriage difficulty, and then u
mite against Austria. II Russia should
Advance 10 help he latter, all Europe viii
be in q blaze Of war. At present The as
pect Of affairs is very threatening
The condition Of Ireland, though still
most w~retched, is represented to be slight
" improved within a few weeks. The
Governments are HOW employing abont
10000 cf INC poorest Of he pe1saatry,
upon public works.
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6~IILMg0IRAI0 G Ngi3I.
y ETfEgsS 81 AdeaiH Grafton ~ Tive
4 estate Of Peer Sisirrg. Sc late o.
Salisbury, cssliek 10. dee dhaslng beea
granted 10 Rle subscribers. az persons
Indebted 10 said estate are rcq1csted u
attend At the laie residsoce Of tie de-
ceased. on the 20lh of January next.
prepared 10 se,de; a11 those having
claims. IN present iiaca AZ TIE sane
tine and place. proreriv apff saiieated.
JOHN SiIIRER,
81 fslk|lck ~.
PETER S.ilRER.
of AliegaBy CO., Md.
Dec. g. lslG-Gt'
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LATEST FROM BRAZOS SAN.
TIAG0
ATrsvas9GtEe StoaEsasr Telegraph

The U. s. steamer Telegraph, Capt.
Aud, arrived arNe w Orleans on the 5th
inst. from Brazos Santiago by way of
Lavacca. She left The Bros on the 18th,
and Lavacca on lie Isl inst. The Tele-
graph has On board Inc remains Of the
late Maj. Ringgold and Lieut.. CoeArape,
in charge Of 1iassrs. Griffith Jellers and
Seller, tha Baltimore committee.
James Robinson, OF Cumberland, Pa,
a private in Can't. NcwB,an's company,
is; Regiment Of Artillery, died on the
passage TO this port. lie enlisted on lhe
9Th Of June lasJ,and had with him his dis
charge from The service, On a Surgeons
certificate Of disability. dated .'CaUargo,
Mexico, NOV. Is, 1916"
The Picayune has q copy OF The AIata-
moras Flag If the 2Ist ul!. from which it
iLas the following paragraphs.
CAPTAlN THoaxrou.-Th;s gallant
officer reached here on Tuesday evening
last, with seventy three dragoon recruits
and their horses. Aien and horses lock
we'll calculated for coed service, and tn
der HE comm2Afd viii perform it. The
command departed lof Monterey.
The Delta ofthe 9Th has tic following
additional items:
Gen. Taylor has returned from Salil-
10, leaving Gen. Worth IN possession Of
ihe place.
We have c%onverscd with an intelligent
gentleman, who left Monterey OF the 2Sd
uliimo. Has impression is chat the whole
Of lhe force, rexeopt the necessary nuna-
Der lc0to g~arrison tho sevaral posts, viii
concentrate al Tampico, and that Gen.
Iayior in going these viii take a route
leaving san Luis Poiosi 20 his right; lha,
arrived al Tampico, and having the nee
essaFy forces 10 carry out his future opcr-
atoms, on attack lie m3Ge on Vera Cruz
simultaneously by sea and land.
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FKom MoScLovA. MONTEREY, &c

FKoM MoNcLovA, MONTEREY, &c
Capt. WEBB, Of lhe Illinois volunteers,
who accompanied Gen. WOOL 10 Mon
clova. arrived at New Orleans on Sun
day week. lie left AIonciova on the 18th
ultimo, taking Monterey in the route.
lie describes everything as quiet at
HIonclova-ihe troops under the best dis
cipline. The road direct from Monterey
Passes cyer more than one hundred
miles @ country without water SO that
Gen. WooI's division viii join Gen.
TAlLoR by way of Saltillo.
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PLANTED roo DEEP!

The Washington Union tells how Mr..
Polk has ''planted himself upon the sub
iectof the tariff The Louisville Jour
nal thinks that Pennsylvania has planted
him upon that suhiect-pIanted him so
deep that he will never come up, but will
rot in the ground.
The President intimates in his
message, that the " higs oford "aid and
comfort to The enemy. Somebody asks
whether Mr. Polk did not "aid and COM
FORT the enemy when he restored Santa
Anna and would have filed his pock-
eisl
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TaE Two MoATEREEs.-Thc reader
OF Mexican news, must be careful not TO
ronfound the two Moniereys. One is
he capital Of the State Of New Leon,
near the northeast corner Of Mexico,
bordering on the Rio Grande. This is
the Monterey General Taylor took, and
now hoIdS. The ether Monterey is IN
upper California, and situated on the
Pacific Ocean, some 1850 miles from The
former. This is the Monterey where it
is rusnored some American sailors have
been massacrcd.-Pitls. Gaz.
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AND FINAL NOTICE.

Ys2iiE Subscriber once more earnestly
s. requests all persons having unset
led arcounts with him, 10 call and dis
charge them or At least, close them by
note before the FIRST dby ffetaarB neff
being DESTROYS 10 renore-and having
already given several calls, which have
been IN a great measure UNDECIDED. he
trusts that those PERSONS who tail 10 At
lend to Ibis fast notice. will not complain
should they receive a ''d50ereht kind of
call" after the expiration Of the above
time, as the ccounis must and shall be
closed. j.. /. SNYDER.
Dec. s. 1916.
MANY Of nv GOODS on hand. will
be sold At Cast for Cash. some even be-
low thai-or | would sell ont the eafire
stock on very accommodating terms-aud
the HOUSE and LOT can be had with
tie Store il desired, J.. l.. s..
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-12-29
sosncrse4 E..cen-,-

VII meet a' the Lycerm room On FL.
day evening next, at 8 o'cloek.
QUESTION F0R DISCUSSION
Sa0aid the rial b. Jury be extended
70 doser'eFs from the army ia tine OF AZ.
fual war.
EssAyIsT. DzrrA-sxR.
j. J. Siutzgaan. I'D Ro3lv
II. p. HIT. Ses'r