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'HEous cniBEak.eI,r Constantly on hand ayo,d
4 assortrnt oi HAApwAHt, including Loioa
toue. Wooo Ware, b. ushes, ,Bpktis. Jap. Tn Ma,
Door Mats, and iagc collection Of M,-cellsi,e,0
G"ods to which he invites The attention 81 pur.
ohasers believing that he can and DOES sell as low
as any other house III the city. @ NJ
Jan SIT GEO sAVAGE.
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erT0OTH .aGHE CURED.
DIR. VNnPaften. Z

regularly qualified Physician, as weila as an
experienced DENTIST, cures tooth-ache, 10 all
cases where il is proper and desirable to save the
aching tooth, for which the charge is but Fifty
Cenis. ssst s4a ss, s<4t Hpt {.t t.tfk
Pulling Or extra citing Teeth.
Dr. Van Patten extracts teeth with as much
skill and as little pain as any other dentist an this
country, and charges but SO cerns per tooth.
Strangers will do well to inquire Of citizens, and
particularly Of citizen physicians beiore allowing
themselves to be hunhugged by travelling, pretend
crs, who would never have left large cities (irom
which they usually pretend to hail) unless they
were sadly deficient in skill
Dr. Van Patterns Office and residence, next door
to 7odds Hat store near Browns Hotel-jan S--ti
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-15
WHITES Compound sigpp aoT VII ID
wv CHERRY Sarse paPlllA, aad Othe /

~ 70 X
vXTHITE'S Compeund SlSups Or vi ID
wv CHERHEs SArse paPllla, and other
MEDICINAL PI.AH1'S. r. tts 3,s~,H1wer OF the
above Slrup, hsvise 8 wi,newsd for many years It's
extraordinary effects in obstinate coughs. and in
truth in al breast complaints tsnAing 10 consun D.
lion. has been induced by many Of those who vs
ex, eriencel s ssotsry Operations, TO oer II To- the
puhc, under the full consc,ion that the timely use
II this comp nnd will avert The fatal Termination Of
many cases. lss#s 81 lfis b.hfesgps ts.4g
ag The preparcr adds TO this notice the certificate Of
two respectable ci,lzens who sscribsths restoration
TO health TO this preparation.
INA 8F4kTfffaffA NAhW rs0Y9
This is 10 certify that my dauahter received great
brn,fil from mixture called Compound syrup Of
Wild cherry and Sarsaparilla prepared by Mrs. J.
q. Whine, on 9th street, between d and + suse's.
Her couch was entirely cured by using The above
= up. and l take pleasure in recommending il to
,ne public as asure and speedy remedy for coughs,
however violent or long standing. aA
] "a jaA N la4 s98 ~, Y, ~ X. HANSON;
sa H street, Frs. Ward. Washington
Mrs. J. G. WHlTE: Dear Madam.--It affrda me
heart II satisfaction lay before the public the hem
rft received FROM y-ur Compound Sirupof Wild
ifhery and Sarsapars. | was taken. two years
ago, with a. had cougn, ar, led great many ttings
'hat were recommended, and nothing did Wr any
good was advised 70 try some Q, ynus Compound
SnuL Wihs Cherry and Sarsaparilla.t My c. ugh
was so had that Ihar,ily could go along, and after
taking tie first bottle was 50 much le,,er that
was able 10 attend 10 my business, and nuw am
entirely clear Of my cough. e
JOHN iiAGERTY,}
Ninth street. near l., Washington,
AGENTS. 'rft"eF
s. Redfern. First Ward. Washington.
Lewis Cephans, "snn. avenue, be ween 9th and
10Th streets. 3t'H
"t Refer To
. Mrs. Lucinda O'Farrell Dove, F street, between
ltb and 18th streets. Si4aa@
Edward F,ancis, King street, Alexandria, D. e.
Price 81 per bottle, OF $40 per dozen For sale
by J.. q. WHITE. Ninth street,
feb l4-2awly Between d and E streets.
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ing them. Being reinforced By the Ohio rssi.
ment. . second charge was made, under the di.
rection of Gen. Butler, which, owing to the ire.
mendous FIRE Of musketry and grape from the
barricades and stone houses. likewise proved in.
effectual. The troops were then ordered, BY
Gen. Taylor, TO retire in good order and get un.
der cover from the enemy's 6re, which order
was handsomely executed.
The following officers were killed or morfally
wounded (snce died) in the second charge; Col
Watson, Of the Palt;snote battalion; Capt. l..
N. Morris, Sd Infantry; Lieut. D. Irwin. ID In.
fantry; Lieut.. r. Hazlitt, 4ih Infantry. Three
officers were killed in first charge, which did
not include in that list. viz; Lieut. Hoskens, ID
Infantry; Lieut.. J. s. Woods. 4th Infantry Cap,
Field. Sd Infantryl
Wounded.-Msjor General Butler, slightly
through the calf OF the leg; Col. Mitchell, in the
leg CSp, Lamotte, let Infantry, slightly Lieut.
Dilworth, lst Infantry, leg shot of.
p. S Our killed and wounded, in taking Mon
terey, amounted to about Eve hundred, nearly
three hundred killed Some time will eiapse
before the number will be known accurately, but
it is we'll known that few prisoners were taker
by the Mexieans.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17

% Tn. ELIcrIos, on Tuesday last, was pro.
badly the smallest that ever was polled in this
County. The storm Of wind and rain continued
oil day. The consequence 10 iha, the dem. can
didate for Congress, Mr.. White, as well as Mr.
Brown, the democratic candidate for the Legi..
latnre, have both been defeated. The majority
for Power over Foster, for Canal Commissioner
is 400. The free traders and party hacks have in
this received q severe iebnke from the people. II
is time that they learn that the democracy Of
Pennsylvania 10 old enough TO act and think for
themselves The democrats Of Northumberland
Comfy have expressed themselves in langsssr
not 10 be misunderstood, that they are sot will
ling to abandon the old and cherished democratic
policy OF Jefferson, Monroe and Jackson, Of pro-
lection to home industry and American Manu-
features, and they have also decided that they
will not support corrupt and unfair nominations,
and therefore 60 in for the one term principle,
Truly democratic principle, which cuts up
fraud and corruption by the roots.
The defeat OF Mr.. Foster will not be without
its effect at Washington, and will show Southern
members that Pennsylvania freeman are not 10
be compared to Southern slaves. who can be
whipped into the traces whsneveT their services
are needed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17

Coat Tswtsnp.--This township, which is
ere Of the stssaeest democratic dissrivts in the
county, has 1lssn ito entire vo,e for Power.
We uadsrssssQ ~ dsys since, that Mr.. Pos.
TOR would 10 ~ ~ 1dsyy have -. vote. DOR
neishbOr Of the CaAstts, Who imagnes AimsH
the embodiment and perfection Of pure demoos-
ey, visited the native demoersss Of Coal, - sss<S
them the doesvAs Of free trade and the sesss-
sty Of voting for Foster. sfter which is wss svr-
posed that Foster would most certainly have ore
vote bst II seems the presence Of the editor sf
the Gazette was Of avail, aud in all probability
damaged Mr.. Foster 10 the amount Of one whole
doubtful vote Such conduct on the part Of tn. de-
mocrats Of Coal was cruel in the extreme. They
should hsvs given Mr. Foster one vote at least,
out Of compliment to the editor Of the Gazette.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17
Five Men nunG IN Fiou,da.

BY recent accounts from Florida, received by
the Baltimore Sun, il seems probable that Lynch
law has been resorted 10 for the punishment Of
some thieves and robbers in that State. During
the past sumner, the States of Alabama, Georgia
and Florida, We're infested with k,dns ppers,
horse thieves and mail depredaiors, who, for q
long time, eluded the most persevering vigil.
anee of their pursuers. Alvin Flowers, suppo.
sed to be the principal, whilst on his flight from
Georgia, robbed the U. S. mail near Quincy,
Florida. He was arrested on the 9th OF August,
ss announced in our paper al the time, and conf.
ned in the Jail OF that place. The father.in law
Of Flowers, with view 10 prevent the driver
| Of the mail, who was the only witness, from ties.
tifying against him, way laid and shot the driver
whilst on bis box, a night or two subsequent to
the arrest Of Flowers. The wounded man reach.
ed Quincy, where he died soon after his arrival
Immediate measures were taken for the arrest
Of the murderer, and he and Iumber Of his at.
complies were captured. A special court was
called at Quincy, which resulted in the convie.
tion Of the principal and FIVE seeompliees as ae.
eesssIies TO the murder. They were oil eondem.
ned to be hung on Friday last. and from the ex.
eitement and feeling which existed in the com
munity, there is no doubt the sentence was car
Iled into eject
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17

" b. rSL.NER. Esq.. At Ais Real E..
tote s"d GS"' mice. corner sr3 3d and Che,rv.
Streets, S'htssdsashss. 10 sssAsrtssd to act a,
'sSsns' end reeeips 'sr sH monies due shss
omre. Fsr s~Sserts'stsn ~ edvsrftssnS.
Flee, st hts O6Jes .NS. isU .v,ssses S,reef.
NV ISrk.
find s. n Corner sf HaHtmers end Cairsre
sts., BaAfn0rs.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17

DD Tmr CArrrRs OF MosTEREY-We have
given up our columns almost exclusively to the
news from the army. Gen Taylors army, sner
four days fighting, has taken Monterey. the last
strong hold fthe Mexicans Gen. Worth. il
will be seen, bore most distinguished part in
the contest. The volunteers exhibited as much
ardor and courage in action, as the oldest and
best trained veterans Of tho regular army.
The Nexcans had all the advantage of a
choice Of position, and were protected by en-.
Wench hm-n,. in and around the city The Anne.
ricsn. had the worst Kind of Sighting TO do, an
engagement in the streets in which they had to
force their way in the face Of well manned bat
teries, and amds, gallant FIRE Of musketry fiom
the house tops and parap-ts.
The enemy defended their city with much
bravery. and the battles were desperate eneoun.
ters. in which nothing but the cool courage Of
the ofiesss and the enthusiastic daring Of the
met, eenld have availed against the force with
which they were contsndine. The volunteers
appear TO have done their duty handsomely, mar.
ching mp 10 the FIRE and engaging the Mexieans
like well.tred veterans
Coi. WATSON, OF the fdltinore baVallon feiIi
fighting bravely at the head Of his mrn. in al.
tempting to storm masked battery OF artillery
and musk.try. which was pouring . delnge Of
crepe and canister shot, AZ the distance Of SIXTY
yards. The eommsnd Of the batta lion then de-
volved upon the gallant James r. Stewart. of
Baltimore. Captain S. greatly distinguished
h msrlf and was with Lieutenant Owens, warm.
ly compl,mented by General Taylor. Capt 5.
was attacked by Ave Mexiean., when he lost his
sword but he knocked one down with his hst,
seized his musket, and dseomhtted three mufe,
bayonetins them Lieut.. Owens led thirty men
up to IN. very mouth OF twelve pound battery.
which he took without the loss of single man.
Other examples OF sallaniry on the part ofthe vo-
Iunteers are also mentioned.
. The city OF Monterey, which has fallen into
the hands OF our troops is the capital Of the State
Of New Leon II is on the Fernando river. shout
22o miles from its mouth. I, has we'll paved
streets. and mostly one story stone Buildings.
! The population is about Is 900, and the city is
situated on the main travelling route from the
Rio Grande to the city Of Mexico.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17
Election News.

CossaKssxES ELECTED First District. Phls.
dephia, Lewis C Levin, fnative) re.elseted.
Second Disfrisf, J. r Ingersoli, (whig) re.elect-
ed Third District. Charles Brown, (demoerai.)
in place of J. II Campbell. (native.) Fourth Dis.
feiei. &. J. lngsrsoll, (d.mocrat) reelected.
F.flh ID sirief. Delaware and Montgomery coun.
ties) Fredley, twhig,) elected-a whis gain.
S'rih D'frief. Bucks and Lehigh) Hornbeck,
twhig) eieeted-a whig gain. Seren,h District,
Chester eoun,y) McIlvaine, (whigJ reelected.
Eighth Disfrief. Lancaster countyJ Strohn,
twhie3 reelected Ninth District. (Berks conn.
~ Strong Ciemocra') elected Tenth District,
Northampton &c..) Broadhead. (democrat.) re-
elected EItrnh District, Columbia, Luzerne
and Wyoming Chester Butler, (whig) elected
"A whig gain. Thirteenth District. tNorthum-
berIand, Union, Lycomng and Clinton Pollock,
(whigO e.elected. Fourisenih Dish Jet, (Dau.
phin, Lebanon and Schuylkil) DR.. Eckert,
(whig,) elected Fifteenth District York and
Adams, Mes, lndependen',l elected over Nc.
Lean. democrat S;r'eenM District, (Cumbcr-
brrland Franklin and Prrry.) James l.. Brady,
Cwhig elected-a whig gain. In the city and
county Of Philadel phis, Lelar. (na'ive) elected
Sheriff over Deal. democrat by a majority Of
10 In the county Of Philadelphia, the democrats
elected | Senator and s Members. In Berks
county, the democratic ma ajority is about 1900.
| In Reading. Power is several hundred ahead of
the party vote. In Lancaster county. Powers
majority is 1000. In Dauphin about 600 Uni
on about i6oo Lycoming about GOO. Clinton
about 900 Lycoming gives Pollock about 300
maiorty-Clnton 70, and Union about 900.
! Columbia. Luzerne and Centre have gone for
/ Power. These conntie. gave Polk . maiority Of
$500. Powers majority in the 18th district is
abou, 1000 gain OF over 5000.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17

p- The storm on Tuesday was so violent, as
to blow down the frame Of the new Bridge at the
mouth Of the Shsmokin creek. The arches were
not quite finished The timber is very much
broken and injured. The contractors, we regret
TO say, have suffered heavy loss. and will, we
understand, abandon the work il some allowance
is not made.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17

~Ps'srisc Isk.--A fresh supply Of superior
summer ink just received, and for sale q, Phila.
delphia prices.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17

taken place in the Methodist Episcopal Churches
in Baltimore, during the past few weeks; up
wards Of two Thousand have been added TO their
numbers
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-17

TrxAs-In Austin, cora is selling at hfty cents
beef from two to three cents, aud vegetables in
abundance The right place for an army.
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AUDITOR.

Emmanuel Zimmerman, no Opposition s.4
*Democrats. tWhigs. NATIVE. tvoIunteer.
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al EDICAL CARD!
M II ~ a. II NON, QUINN Z

IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, LOCK lRFlRMARY No,
Is e. PRATT STREET, between President ST aud
the Bridge. Disease driven out Instead of being trl,-
ed in upon The constitution. Who will risk health
and life by taking specific or compound, administer
ed to all alike, without regard 10 constitution SUNNI
toms or stage of disease when, for the same money,
they obtain The advice and treatment of skilfui
and experienced Physician?
DR.. HARRIS, a distinguished graduate of Cam
bridge, united with an eminent praCttiOni from New
Orleans, is well known TO the citizens of Baltimore
as skiluI and experienced Phl sician He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil His charges are mode.
rate. Where cure Is warranted, is given in writ.
ing, 80 there can be no mistake!
REMEMBER THIS!
No Mercury, Balsam, disgusting OILS, or feted Drugs
taints his remedies. They made of sweet but
powerful Vegetable compounds purifying the blood
strengthening the stomach, and forcing disease Out
instead of throwing it into the system to break out
afterwards with renewed Virulence. Syphilis, Co
norrhGa, elects, Structure, Seminal weakaess In
voluntary Emissions, Swelled Glands, or any infam.
nation of the members, with affections Of the kid
neys or bladder, treated with prompt skill and speed
~ cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan
gerous diseases DR.. H. pledges his reputation to eff
fecually in few days without su fgical one ra
ton or hindraRee from business. Persons a. a dis
lance may consult Dr. II. by letter (post paid) and be
cured at home. Medicines forwarded with dispatch
Honorable confidence observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Office arranged with private Rooms Open
from s in the morning till IL O'Clock at night.
N. b. Observ e the signs upon the window and the
door, iy3l-tf
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TO HOUSEK EEPEKS.
n NEW FURNISHING WARE HOUSE,
NO. 179 BALTIMORE STREET,

4TH DOOR EAST OF LlOHT.
CORIL.7N9 CO., In psTlers and DeaC RS in Fam
lily and Fancy HARDWARE, Table Cutlery. Tea
Trays and Walters, PLATED and B BRITANNIA WARE
SOLAR LAMPS, GIRENDOLES, CHINA VASES
Kitchen Utensils, Hollow Ware. Brushes, Mats w God
en- WARE, BASKETS, VARIETY GOODS AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, of every description,
Also manufacturers of Planishea Block Tin and
5APANNED WARES.
The subscriber would call the attention of thos e
asout commencing house keeping TO their new and
large assortment of House Furnishing articles: which
WIZ be found complete in all its various branches
ana so laid in as to offer the greatest Inducements to
purchasers. Old and young house kee pers will find
ha our stock comprises decidedly the greatest varie
~ TO be found in the city, TO which additions are
constantly beng made Of every thing that is new =,
convenient aud beneficial To them.
IL shall be our endeav0ar by the best work, mode
rate charges, judlcious porations and selections
rom the first American manufacturers, 10 merit a
continuance of public patronage and TO render our
establishment place of resort for Honse and Hotel
Keepers, owners Of STEAMBOATS, and others.
Purchasers should remember that we manufacture
ana import the greatest portion of our goods sad are
consequently enabled to procure them at FIRST cost
and TO sell them terms equal TO any establish ment
IN the United States.
% Goods delivered In any quantity to any part of
he city free of CHARGE or packed by experienced
hand for shipment.
90 "The EcOnomistn containing n catalogue of
useful House Keeping Articles, sc. imported, man
ufaetured aad for sale at warerooms, always on
hand
COBTLAN < CO., lie Baltimore st.,
dl 4tll door East of Lipht
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no LONGER
nn
&c.
BUN CHANGED 40 IS.

8UE GLANCED 10 IS.
NJ Aae public afs re specgily Informed u II by the
ordnance of the city, regulating the numbering pt the
iHu5e1, tae Subscriber : number has been changed
Sfom &c 10 81, Of which his customers and strangers
vii please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated YEGETh uLE
8lfTERS aAd cOUGN DROPS, would lake the ure-
scGt occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting
L1& city, anu others, to the superior qualities Of the
4boVc medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
ompaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Rhcuua-
t's1, Colds, Coughs Consumption, AMI many other
complaints to which we are liable, In addition to the
saEy certificates published in the papers Of the day
he has in his possession number from respec Ia
he Individuals all testtylng to the virtues Of these
medicines, aud which can be sG0n at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity 10 return
Ills grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their Introduction into this city; and he happv m
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever Used. AS he is the sole proprietor ard
manutaCtuTer he would caution the public against IL
attempts that may he made to impose upon them d
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine
sealed and stamped with his on the ton of the
cork, also fac smile of his name on the label on the
side OF the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
be not deceived,
His ANTI-BlLIOUS PILLS are acknowledged TO
be a most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and prom Ounced one OF
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other NJ Ed
CINAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own maRu acture.
toge ther W it'll great variety OF PERFUMERY, cata-
Jgues Of which can be seen at his store, and which
he warrants TO be equal TO any in The city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 30 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market,
NB, Remember the Me-, So, as the geu1itre nTtI-
cEes are for sale at no other place in Baltimore nl6
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ExPERIENoE INsUREs SUCCESS

HNAFhhl hNChi 1NSUAES SUCCESS
-HL DIR. DOW has probably haG more practice and
experience in curing diseases of private nature
than generally falls TO the lot of any one physicians
aud within the last four years. he has no doubt cured
more oil those difficult cases of private disease such
as require practical experience, than all the physi-
clans IN Baltimore. The reason is that he appiies
himself TO the duties OF his profession with unrinp
zeal and industry III the investigation OF the disorders
TO which he has confaed his whole attention and
has by this means discovered that the old fashioned
mode OF doctoring symptoms only, does not succeed
50 ell "a his plan OF attacking the disease frsl-ex.
nnsush that, and attend 10 the symptoms as NAV
best suit the case. His medicines are free from any
nauseous drug, and are easy to be takeG without in
teiieiing with tht avocatiOns of the patient.
TO SEAMEN AND OTHERS.
DR.. Dow would say that his medicines are free
from mercury and all other poisonous drugs; they are
put up In small ana compact form, and can be ia
ken without fear Of exposure hiBdrahce from bus
l"ess, and except in case of violent inflammation no
change ofdiet Is necessary. For further particulars
please call at hs flee,
NO. As SECOND STREET,
where nineteen-tweRtipths of all afflicted with Pri
vate Diseases in this city make immediate appIica
ton, and therefore always receive speedy and per-
manent cures. DIR. Dow need say nothing as TO his
success hut merely advises tn a eted who are NOT
acquainted with him, to observe that he has had an
extensive practice for the last eight years. and during
that time he has made such Improvements in the
healing art that he can safely guarantee perfect cure
IN all Old chronic cases, such have baed the skill
OF some most eminent physicians.
IL. No pay without a cure, and the poor lber-
ally considered. Once hours from A. NJ. 10 P. M.
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E INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
III AND G0IJ,ECTDR3S aFPIrF
OLE EsTAsLIsBMEsr, 10 Exchar

OLE EsTAsLIsBhENT, 10 Exchange Place
City and country property, Of every descriptions
bought sold and exchanged. Rents and Accounts
collected with punetualiy and despatch and all bu-
saess in which the services OF an agent are required
transacted moderate terms Situations in whole.
sale and retail stores daily open for young men
Clerks, Book keepers, Agents, Teachers, Bar-keep-
srs, CoachmeR, Walters. Ostlers, Farm hands Over
seers, Labarers, Cooks. Chambermads Dry ard Wet
Nurses, &C. Sc, are daily wanted. Families wish
iRg 10 obtain good servants can he supplied ut short
notice. Negroes bought, sold and exchanged. Cash
IN small sums 10 loan out Judgments of six and l2
months wanted Apply at
l.. F. SCoTTI'S Intelligence Office
MO Old establishment, 10 Exchange Place
STOL0R ED MOHAIR PRINCES for CLOAKs
~ AND DRESSES. have inst opened | case of
the above goods, which will sell by the yard or
pair. JAMES NJ. HAIG.
as III l23 Sa'fSlure street.
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ARRIVALS, The New Orleans Picayune no.
tices hearrival in that city, of Col Baker, and
Sergeant Mount, of the Baltimore Battalion,
from Bragas.