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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26
NUMBER 126.
To FAnMEBs, COUNTRY uERCuANrx.
AND OTHERS

Eo fAhnEHs, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS
VIE sassenser. Of The Bosr 4, row 49, :, a
u fer at greatly reduced prees-
ing - 49,
1000 yard. plain and srip-d rap.-y 10, y,,., .,s,
In Store for Fall purchaser:
300 heavy ready K.-s-y Coa.
zoo pairs do do do PANT.
Seso pieces Brcrzns with iarxu as.o-ut N ,,- - a.
Shoes. equal 70 / n e marhet. - -
Wagon Harness portions ~ '' -
Warranted Arcs very superior
h what Pans Wheat Bags, Refrigerator. w.rsros.. ara
FussrrurE Of different hind. -
For sale at Psa'eua very superior article az Bu, Ma
Stones. Wagons Dr.ys Carts As - ' -
Inc above are one terms. ana ..,
WI DO well to ea NJ the or al n or. IA
L. street leading to Mayo. Bridsc - '' ~
@I - IAs C sPorrs ss-a, Penny
NEW srEAuROAT AND ra ia "A !. m
EALIIuonE VIA PINEy POINT.
mr. public are hereby notified that the above
hne VIII be discontinued season AFTER ga n,,, -,
-, s, en y the com % spIirg when 4 run ui
~eekJ or daAy n u patronage should Justify a. -
t. SHARP, 4 n Tra
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step over ana take Tea.

a Io4, Main ST., can be found a full asso,,.
-, Of every varey Of TEAS the hous, Al IN,
No =, oldest IN Amer These Teas arr an.
- OF one-quarer. ons-hslf one no,,J -
g. rom ne ar with an nide wrapper head t,,t viii -.
Co,. 10 any Climate and for eneth Of rma Tst,
, eie me erea'ive vendsrs Of re rsnnn. IIoop, NM
In this country. ''O''u Diaek lea sod
Ihe'e Teas are sold from to 20 pr cent I.,. Tia.
A.. ,s INA u e'tfe sais.aeton gwen the moc,v u
IA couhuY esafeF and all Ia choice r,.. v,t1
'ul n5eni snf al varitss paekase. An o,,,,a.
10Y sale BY the chest chest &c ~" P'a''He
Rave also for sale, wooI-ey 4 Wos,.,v,. z,..-,s.
sase Iuperb aeIs; Iogehsr with PRIME ola Jsv. R ~. 81
~ HENRY O. HODGsoN
A. C..
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

n T. r. " u Z u
NM are receiving supply Of Ready made Clothing for
w Fall aud Winter wear. consulting. IN part, Of
Pine and medium Beaver Overcoa1
Do do DO froek Coats
Extra French 30 overeoaIs
DO black Cas- FToeks, style
Tweed do do
DO Casss Sachs, all prices
Double MiIed Tweed. do
Tweed Sack Frocks, something
Plain bin Cass Pants, good qualify
French Doeskin do do
Cord do. great variety
Pine Cloth Dress Goats, under way
DO French Frock do.
Frs qualify cord saunei Pants
DO do miId do do
M. / Sat SeaTfs blk aud cord
Black and eord Cravats
New style Neck Ties
Silk. satin, velvet CLOTH meno and other Vests
D We have No. Gutter, and make any garment
the shoTel. aoliee and warrant good ct.
go KEEN 4 co
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GORDON q SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE
IN HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
"O Sugars
IS boxes and bbls loaf crushed, puveriLed Sugars
IS bores and bags Havana and Brazil sugar
SO hhds Moasses, part prime
30 half bbs Sugar hOnse and Orleans MOlasSes
$50 bags Rio, Lsguira and lava Coffee
= bales Mocha Coffee
IS half chests Gunpowdsr Ten, part very superior
hElfehests Black do
Tea in 6 and Is ID. boxes
900 siaet Sole Leather
500 lbs shoe Thread
los boxes Sperm nj Talow Candies
10 bags PEPPER and Pimento
10 hays Ginger
900 keys Ntfs
$50 bags SHOT
30 kegs 'Duponts" Powder
300 teams Wrapping Paper
Cap and Letter Paper
500 sacks salt
Cheese in casks and boxes
200 don Bed Cords aud Leading Lines
IS doE Painted Buckets
so don Brooms
5000 lbs naeon Sides shoulders and hams
so bags Feathers
400 Nova Scotia Gnndstones
Glass 6KlO and 1918
Sperm Tia and Tannots' on
Cotton Yarns Salpeire, CoppsTaa, Alum
Indigo Nader. Starch, Wick, Irvine, &c. &C.
IRON-lOO Sweden, English Tiedegar Country
psng nearly all sizes round fiat square
Sheet hon. Nail Rods
srERIs-hmcriean and English Blistered
Mayors Cast and shear Steel
TIN PLATES2GT boIcs Tin IOrtl, 1890 and 1919
COPPBR--200O lbs BraIiers, sbeathinR and Bolt
1000 ibs Wite assorted siEes, from No. I 10 10
Zinc Bnr and Sheet Load. &c &c - "a
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW RAILROADS AND ~'rEa ,sR0.T LINE
heNeen Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,.
Ola Point Comfort, &c PORT VaIthaII.
fAHE REDUCED TO rs CeEtS, INCLUDING MEALS,
h'ENHE public is hereby notified, that
sNa<<sseAS - the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
"a "heh Is IN the most complete order day and nira
ue' ana us.ured IN her accommodation running Be
tween fort WahhaA aud Norfolk connection with the "a f
Richmond and Petersburg Of sssts 0ay rns
eiag unals. - 49,
Pa.Sengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS WEUNIsp AVS
and FRIDAYS Al 81 A 81, Breakfast the Au.us- M
arrive al Norfolk about oeioek r. Returning ths AIru,s
leaves Norfolk at A. NJ on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS ard
Chphfs passenger ereakfasihg boai arriving al Po
Nalthal at half past IL ~ and Richmond about r.
wh be perceived from the above and
expeditions lire gives 10 persons visiting bushes. The
opportunity OF uanaetng and returning the hi Of next
oning 70 ~ to be absent from their single got only
Inc Aueua will stop at the Uai landings lanes River 10
te IN and pat oui travel and any points on the river
where a signal ismade
The public assured determination of The
folso 10 keep up this line permanently, accommodate
travellers between RiehnoEs and Norfolk the szd
At the lowest
For further information, uekes freight apply Depot
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company, Tiek.
Agent &c
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.

FUNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
assortment OF Eupenne fine and folded
Fat ruled and pan also medium printing enveiop
wrapping Of various Wholesale prices
which they invite public assured quality
their wbe production
Of Northern Factory They prepared
description OF that market their
require. Merchants dealers Paper
aude era mi ue for themae NH tf
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Rifbmor,a daily pbis.

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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" N. Il. For the information of the DuhIic
deemed proper TO state that three daily lines
ashinston TO Phadelphahe leaving washirEtoa nj
Fhiaieiqha by T. Mbe leaving Wash
iheoh Al j. VI reaches PhiSdephil p Mabd the last be-
ing inc eai mai line above jeseDed
At St NJ and Baltimore r. arrives at Philad.phi, m ns
OF h nlsht The traveller by under
arrangements The advantage OF being Philadelphia in 10
hous from The time OF his leaving Richmond or N he der.
may I.Han IN Washington curing the night Of m
a ana DC IA fAadeiph the dinner may ran,
Aet business IN Washington NJ
fhi adelfha atan csrly IN The evening
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THE UNION.
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Senate to-day took up the bill which passed
the House yesterday, providing the means for thu
prosecution Of the war with Mexico; and after
very interesting and protraeted debate, the bill
passed with few trihing amendments. We Civ,
the fullest possible report ofthe debate, to which W.
have yielded large portion Of eur space, fully sen
sbe of the intense interest with which il will be re-
ceived by our readers.
The House, after some debate, passed, with o
slight amendment, the Senate bill providing for tn,
organization Of corps of saPpsra, miners, and pom,
TONER'S.
The House then took up, in committee the Yves
Point Academy bill, which was debated at length
and after spending upwards of an hour on notion,
to adjourn, &c, the House took recess until half
past seven.
Ia the evening session the bill for the prosecution
Of the Mexican war was received from the Senat,
with the amendments made by that body, all o.
which were concurred in by the House. Thes,
amendments will be found in the Senate report. Sc
the bill needs only the signature of the President tc
become a law
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r''""" '"''s"s "'s"' prove very ins'rue-
w 0"e u'''''suis"su SENATOR from massaehn-
" =" s'pe''a' manner uouo'ea aoout THIS
=. 80 "'1 'uPPo'eu u''' ." ~es' u INC Nue-
ue"a"ole ground" Did the gentleman
1 vac "'e' nc intended Is the country quh
80 "' was not thinking OF the Sabine instead
-" ~heh ne told Us where he would NIX
AA'' anu now much he would hoid
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mp VIC must MINK iew SUCH iessons trom Us as
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'''' "o''a " INC "u'e' 'sa
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y '''' NC i'i'e as wei nrS' 70 ue'ise some
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" e'' 'V'u"'nN' INC grave question OF
"s' ~ou'u nave 10 oo JaAy asH0s'aisa and settled
'''"eei u' EXECUTIVE inc Sona'e' ana the people,
"'u1 o"'y 80 30 i'f :" !" say oetorehand, ana
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an ~. benehl hieh m.r be eoassd On psr.0n. wouadsd

all the benefit which may be conferred on persons wounded
| In the service Of the United states
Sac md Be further enacted Thst the President Of the
United states be- and he hereby authorized forthwith
complete all the public armed vessels authorized BY
law and to purchase charter, equip and such
vessels and steamboats, upon examination ma,
be found IT. easily converted into armed vessels ht
the public service and in such number he may
cessay for the protection OF the seabOad lake coast and
the general defence ofthe country.
SIC. o. -4Hd be furAsr enacted, That, whenever the
militia volunteers called and received into the
vice OF the United States under the provisions OF this
they shall have the Organization Of the army Of the United
States and shall have the pay and allowances and all
mounted priyates noncommissoned officers musicians and
ahee shall be allowed 20 cents per day for the and
risk oil their horses except Of horses actually killed In
ton and any mounted volunteer commissioned OH
cer musician private shall Keep himself provided
with servceable horse, said volunteers shall serve on
foot
The Senate then at6L o'clock adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

Tuesday morning, II o'clock, 18th May, 1916
GENTLEMEN: 1t is due to myself and to my con-
sttuents, through your paper, to account for my
absence from the House when the vote was taken
for placing at the disposal of the President the
means and supplies necessary to the present emer-
gency in which our country Is placed. 1t was ne
business, and left this city on Friday evening. The
news Of hostes on our frontier only reached this
place Saturday evening On hearing it in Philadel-
phia, I FASTENED back and reached this city this
evening before o'clock, but too late to take any
part in the important proceedings arising ont of that
news, and giving my aid and vote for raising the
supplies necessary successfully to vindicate and
prosecute our rights. can only now say, hearti,
" concur in the measures adopted, and would have
given them all the aid in my power.
am, gentlemen,
Yours, very respectfully,
SEABORN JONES.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

May IL, 1876.
GENTLEMEN Having observed in the Union OF the
18th inst, that in giving the vote the bill which
passed yesterday entitled "An act providing for the
prosecution of the existing between the United
States and the republic Of Mexico" you omitted
my name in faror of the bill, and placed the vote
for the bill at l73; whereas, on the journal it
is stated to be ia. This omission and inaccu-
racy doubtless was accidental As the bill is one
OF great importance, and having voted in favor
of the measure, wish my vote to be placed fully
and fairly before my constituents So, therefore,
you will oblge me by inserting this note in your
next paper.
Most respectfully,
To Messrs RtTcmE g. HEss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-12

The Harmonious, with whose musical and ope-
ratio performance the community were so highly
delighted some two months ago, have again return
ed to this city, and will, on Wednesday evening
next, at Apollo hall, give a soiree.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at auc-
IL tion.-On Wednesday morning next the 18th
instant, 10 o'clock shall sell the residence of
Daniel D. Davidson, on Goth street, between G and
H streets, his household and kitchen furniture,
which is very good amongst which enumerae,
viz:
Cane-seat chairs, mahogany centre and other
tables
Window curtains and ornaments
Hair seat lounges, crockery and glassware
Chamber and stair carpets, straw mating
French post and trundle bedsteads
Good feather BEDS hair and shuck mattresses
Mahogany bureaus, washstands, toilets SETS &c.
With many other articles, and general assort-
men of kitchen requisites.
Terms Of sale: Under S25 cash; ever s25, a credit
of 60 and 80 days, for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
ROBERT w DYER,
May 1875 Auctioneer
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Mahogany, Rose wood, Walnut, and Ma
pie veneers at auction.
an Wednesday afternoon, the 18th inst, at 4
~ O'Clock, l will sell at my store very superior
lot of mahogany veneers, viz:
1000 feet mahogany veneers, curled and shaded
500 walnut do
500 rosewood do
Also lot of maple root
VIM. MARSHALL, Auct.
May 9-d3t
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TRUSTEES SALE.-The subscriber, as
l. trustee of William Browne, insolvent debtor,
will sell at public SALE to the highest bidder, at the
auction store of r. w. Dyer, on Tuesday, the I'd
June next at IL O'clock a. M, lot No, H. in square
No. 1T, on Goth street, between l. and NJ streets,
az laid down the plan of the city of Washing
ton and will convey unto the purchaser all the title
vested in him as trustee aforesaid. Terms cash.
JAMES CARRICO, Trustee.
R. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
May l3-2awdods
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NEW MOVED GRASS at auction
Maher, public gardener, in the east Capitol yard
two lots Of new moved hay or grass, to be removed
by o'clock same day. Terms cash.
ROBERT w. DYER,
May 13-2t AuctioneeI.
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MUSICAL ATTRACTION!

THE HHRNONEUNS ut 8POLLO HILL
In compliance with numerous solicitations the
Harmonious will return to Washington, and give
one of their
GRAND MUSICAL SOIREES,
Consisting Of Vocal, instrumental, and operate
Performances,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY l3.
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For the Episcopal Convention,
At Petersburg, Va, Goth May.
a IL THE STEAMER OSCEOLA
will leaye Washington for the above

a IL THE STEAMER OSCEOLA
4AR will leave Washington for the above
place Monday, the 18th instant, at o'clock, and
Alexandria at hslfpast o'clock in the morning,
touching at Norfolk and arrive at City Point next
morning in time for the cars for Petersburg. Re-
turning, will leave City Point Monday 25th, after
the arrival Of the cars from Petersburg.
Passage and fare to Petersburg or Richmond s.;
to 60 and return, 70.
The Osceola will stop at the different landings on
the Potomac, and at Cone river, as usual. Passage
and fare as above.
To accommodate persons wishing to attend the
National Fair TO commence at Washington on the
10Th instant, the osceoa will leave Washington and
Norfolk upon the following days:
LEAVE WASHINGTON, LEAVE NORFOLK,
Friday, Is Saturday, lG
Monday, IL Wednesday, 20
Friday. % Monday, IS
On The 9th she will commence making two trips
a week, leaving Washington every Wednesday and
Saturday, and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day.
JAMES MITCHELL,
May III Master
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Mr.. George 3. Houston, who has been detained
from the House for some time by indsposition, re-
sumed his seat yesterday.
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POSTPONED sALE.-The sale Of stoves
il CRATES, tin ware, DC, advertised to take plac'
on Wednesday the 18th instant, is postponed unit
further notice BY order of the trustees.
"..' ~. " A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
May l3
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-12

Mr.. Cummins, after brief visit to his home, re-
sumed his seat in the House yesterday.
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CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.

that a CoNcERr OF SrLEcT SACRED Music
will be given in the Church Of the Epiphany, on G
street, between 18th and l4th streets, on Wednes-
day evening, JNay l3th. Much Of the hest musical
taen, Of the city will assist in the performances,
The New York herald., 1846-01-15

fayobls to this Harlem would be six months hence
the extension takes place. a. the Harlem win then
be double its present length, at very little comparative
additional The gross and net receipts of the Har-
lem in 1885, will exceed those Of the Ftchburg as much
those Of the Ftchburg exceed those of the
lem. The prospects Of the Harlem favorable
than those Of the Fchburg, and it will, very short
time, be more profitable stock particularly to those
who come in as stockholders at present prices. The
stock Of the Ftchburg is selling at thty-one per cent
advance hundred dollar shares, and that Of the
Harlem at fityhve per cent discount on ono hundred
dollar shares. This makes a difference of eighty six
per cent in the market value Of the shares There must
be great mistake somewhere and il cannot be in
the Fitchburg, nine per cent stock is worth about
thirty per cent advance II must be in the market price
Of the Harlem and predict that this will be the last
time this stock will 60 far below its real value After
the present panic has subsded and the money market
becomes once more easy prices must steadily advance,
until the stock becomes sought for as investments The
recent depreciation in prices will cause large lots to
change hands, and il will hereafter be used so much
for speculative purposes as it has been.
The New York herald., 1846-01-15
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
EAU BROCCHIERI.

RY WELL authenticated experiments, performed in the
~ Of the dsting physicians of France
and several eminent II other countries whom
Doctor Harlan Of Philadelphia detailed report
in the Medical Examner Of Philadelphia Of ID August 1901
Doctors George Sernll and c. Baabno medical officers OF
the ngate Potomac and ship Of the line Delaware. IT, s.
has been proved that the Bocchen Water will
radically heal wound, however serious be- less than
twenty minute even fthe fsmorsl carotid artery be
Highly satisiactory testimonials have proved be
.%ovsIsga % rsmsd for the Splitting Of Blood Hemohases Of
broechier, the inventor of this Hnmosatc and Anti-
osotpuc Water begs inform the public that he has
s central and special Depot Mr. John lhau
~ Drnsdway New York This agency intended sup
py al The United States the Canadas Msrco the Island Of
By 'Rsci. ssrssmsnt sig ,ed Paris. November 2sh iss
NJ has divesfed himseif of the right supply
sny order dIrsssy Of ndirss,lyl M the Dc Brocehis
orders to he above agent who alone authorised supply
Broeshsri esrsetully e9sss his customer. from
the above mentioned countrcs TO address their Mr.
John Mhsu who viii treat with them upon terms The
Pharmaceut Druggist OF city who will the frat To
apply original package q go bottles: will to him.
sole sgeu for the sale Of This valuable remedy the place
agreed upon. .
B-Ths bottle scontsinng the Ran de Brocchsri have
the and address OF the the and
each bottle will be panied with direction in French
and Engsh. which the copy right has been secured
jslo iw-fc
The New York herald., 1846-01-15

NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the management of
WEIGH, MANN AND DELAVAN;
II opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
combination Of unapproachabe Voltgeurs and
Gymniass unvaled in the great Equine Temples Of
France and England.
The limits Of nm advertisement will barely admit of
erpve list Of Of the highly gifted artists of this
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAME MACARTE, First Principal
MRS HOWARD, First Scene Equestrian.
MRS. WOODS Allamande and Two Horse Equestrian.
Tight Rope Dancer and Equesran embodyng variety Of
Fanciful and Mythological characters
miss H. WELLS.
Principal Male EquesaasIps saasIpss. LEY LEVI NORTH and +. "
First Equestrian Pantomst, 9. J. ROGERS:
New School Backward Rider with East Indian Effects.
SIGNOR GERMANI.
TIVE and -Four Horse Equestrian and Postonist, J. j.
NATHANS.
His pupils are w. Cincade and Little +: Pastor.
Personifer Of Local Characters &c, MR.; p WOODS.
Principal Arena Equestrian, w b GARhOL
Filt Vaulter Of the Troupe, Mr.. MCFARLAND.
E9uilibrist and PoatureI, MR. q DUNBAR
Clowns. MESSRS MAY end WELLS.
Ring Master, II. NICHOLAS
Professional Conis voeslists MEssRS pTCykENsON'
large company Of Rongh Riders An Orchestra full and
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr.. A. J. ALLEN
The Boa o6oe from O'Clock u the morning unfit
o'clock PM where attention will be paid to the public
wishes.
The New York herald., 1846-01-15


TIE following exhibits increase Of arrivals much
beyond those OF TuesdayS:-
: AMERIcAs.-E. Beaufort NJ; II. d. Polhemas, do
Col Thomas William Ward. Texas; q. T. Brown, Ma
COM George c. T. Gadsden. A. Gadsden, Charleston;
w Kirk, Philadelphia; J. Stiles. Yale Colleges X. Til.
iotson. Barrytown; L. Dankle, ,Balmore j. L. Folsom
U.s.A.; Mr. Stone, Phila; T.. H. Butler, do.
AsroR-S. X. George, Batmore Mr.. Schlattsr Phila j;
j. Morrell, Newburg; r. c. Howard. Boston, James
Richmond, Lowsl Mr.. Carter, Manchester, England;
H. Evans Bolivia; A. Rickart, Troy; f. Vose Boston;
&. Willbank, st. Louis; D. Nswcombe, Albany; C. Nc
Alister Pha.; Elliott Hart and Sherman Albany; o.
Lee, Buffalo; g. Nye Boston: r. E. Kelly, Bridgeport.
CTr-M Harris. NJ; A. p Hamblin. Long Island;
Col P. Van Cortland, Croton Messrs. Ridely, Lowell
and sturteyant' Boston; D. B. Smith. New Brunswick;
A. c. Cost, NO; J. Eagle, Phila.; T. A. Vestal.
FaAsKLs-F. P. Bellinger, Herkimer; Zeiber Gay,
Nashville I. Warrcns ST. LOUIS; L. Van Derker Wa
teriord r. r SpIingfeld C. Ball. roughkeepsie J.
Thompson Dexter, Jefferson Co.; p. Turner Lockport
W. Thomas. Albany; J. II. Catin, Troy; ) Manley, Pa
GLoHE-Mr Hegerman, Ramapo; Mr. Dobson, Phila.;
Mr.. Bowen Mobile.
HowARD-L. wendal, NO; James Steele, Phila.; c.
Goodwin Providence Messrs Goold and Marshall, Bos
Vernon Albany; d. Adams, Boston, B. Ashley, Auburn
Col Gay, Troy; s. Flannegan Phila; P. T. Woodbury.,
Troy; james Nolan, s. Dunlop, Phila.
A Texas COURTHOUSE what the Bazora
Planter says about the Courthouse in that County
be true, we congratulate Judges, lawyers, eli nts,
witnesses and loaers there, at their unexamped good
fortune. II would that the outer doors Of this
temple of justice unhung, the windows swing on
there no ceilings the rain pours in torrents through
the roe there neither chmneys stoves and the
public hogs make their beds beneath the building
Shades Of Coke and Blackstone.
The New York herald., 1846-01-15

Married.
On the 9Th inst, THOMAS LArsIro WANpELL, of New
Orleans, to Miss MARY ANN LOCKWOOD of Norwalk
Conn. The happy pair united in the holy bonds
Of wedlock BY the Rev. DR.. Hunter, Of st. Mary's
Church, Brooklyn.
In this city, On the 18th inst by Elder s. Brannan Mr.
JAMES 9. WILLIE, of Mddletown Point, N. j. to Miss
ELrzAsErH A, eldest daughter of Mr.. VIM. Pettit Of
New Rochelle, N. Y.