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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-09
BIZ THE NJ AILs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7, 1916
Opening Of the Session-Stndte Con,n,itfees--Spe-
euidtions touching the Presidents Message Com
modoe Stepart-Seaied Orders-1he Library
Commtftee-Nfericaa Prtrateers-- Groundieseness
of the Panic.
Probably three-fourths of the embodiment of
popular will appeared to-day in their places, in
either house OF Congress. A continual shaking
of hands took place, and various were the inqu-
ries instituted as to the health of wives and daugh
ters. and divers were the compliments on indivi-
dual and personal good looks and sanity of con-
dition.
AT IL O'Clock both houses were called to order,
the Senate by the Vice President of the United
states, and the House by its Speaker. Mr. DAVIS
The call of the roll showed the presence OF con-
siderable more than quorum in each house.
The business transacted was Of no importance -
Committees were appointed to wait on the Presi-
dent of the United States, to advise him Of the
assembling of both houses, and Of their readi-
ness to receive any communication he may have
TO make.
LIN the House there was balloting for seats, and
some new members were sworn in.
II is said that the Senate committees are to be
remodelled. / was not aware that 1t is customary
70 appoint new committees each session; but even
should il be so, there viii be no material alera-
ton in the formation of the present committees.
II is understood that Mr.. Benton will not consent
10 act as Chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Relations The disposition Of the Senate on this
subject is not as yet known, even among them
selves. Some name Senator Houston as the pos
s;ble Chairman.
AS may be supposed. there is great deal OF
anxiety and speculation in regard to the contents
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The Van Ness Case.


CIRCUIT Counr, WAsHrsoros, Dec 9, 1886
Continuation Of the testimony for the defence
This being the day for the meeting of the Criminal
Court they renqushed the court to the Circuit
Court trying this and retired with their jury
tho Aldermens room. Judge Cranch, who has been
sick long time, appeared in the aforesaid court to-
day.
Dunlsp.
Mr. NICHOLAS CALLAN recalled against
the letters of the plaintiff file, and doubted their
thenticty 10 many particulars, but particularly in
the ungrammatical division Of words and syllables
Crosstnamined BY Mr.. BRENr.-Did not find q lock of
hair among Gen. Van Nesss papers in letter addressed
to civilian Wallace"
Mr.. J. C. MANURE Believed the envelope of
the letter dated Philadelphia July 26th ls45 to have
been made by the machine for cutting envelopes
for Congress since that time since the 9th August
ls45 the angles of the envelope correspond though
has been folded differently
Mr.. sweeney, teller in the Bank of Warrington,
gave his opinion against te plaintiffs letters in their
main features.
Mr. JosEPH GALES senior editor oil the Nefona IsfeI
Lisencer, sworn-Had known Gen. Van Ness more than
20 years On examination Of the letters filed by Mrs
Conner to prove her marriage, he his opinion very
infinitely against them One by one, he did not think
them to be the handwriting of Gen. Van Ness.
Mr.. JAMES BIRcH, yeoman, sworn.-Wss called upon
saton with another witness who had testified that Gen.
Van Ness had told him that he had wife and child
this sort Of testimony overruled the absent witness
being required to tell his own story.
MIR. G. +. SENGsrAcK sworn.-Is q painter and
tist had known Gen. Van Ness for twenty years;
thought the letters Of the plaintiff were not in the hand
writing Of the deceased
The Court admonished the defence to get on faster
with their testimony, and at four o'clock the court ad
journed
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 7--Evening advicss per the
Caledonia have caused considerable depression 10 the
flour market. The day, however, being unfavorable
and in the absence Of from New York, but little
has been done We note sale this morning of70o bbs.
Susquehanna -FOUR at 81 75a decline of l2isc per Dbl
under the Offers have been made to sell Howard
street brands at 81 as, without finding buyers We
unable give definite quotation. Nothing done in City
Mills No sales Of wheat. We quote prime red nomi
nally 90 aos CENTS white corn 40 cents: yellow Soc
per bushe large sales; oats 81 sac; rye 90 6ac.
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Nor INqHEIR SRATs.-The Hon. James G. Dob
him. Of North Carolina, prevented from being in his
seat to-day by the sudden illness Of Mrs Dobbn in Pc
tersburg. on his way to this city.
We requested to state that Mr.. Giles. of Maryland
detained homo by indisposiion but Il is expected
that he will be able to appear in his seat in the Of
the Week.-Wash inGi0n Union, Dec.1.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


Second Session.
An senate.
WASHINGTON, Dsc. 8. ls46.
The Senate having convened at noon, the Vice Pres
dent in the chair the proceedings were opened with
beautifully impressive prayer by the Chaplain the Rev
septimus Tustin
The minutes OF yesterday were then Teadand adopted
sitter which the annual message OF the President was re-
csived and read
The reading of the document commenced 81 ten
minutes past II o'clock. aud appeared TO command hs
profound attention Of Senator's notwithstanding M great
length.
The reading was concluded ct 40 minutes after two
o'clock.
motion then made by Mr.. srEIoHr that 800 I'D
dons copies of the Message be ordered to be printed
sso 500 copies of the Message with the accompanying
documents, for the of the Senate.
The Senate then adjourned.
House or Representatives.
This body having been opened in the usual form, bill
introduced to increase the pay of the army and grant
bountes OF land to volunteers in certain cases.
Pursuant TO resolution, joint committee was sp'
pointed purchase books for the Congressional Library
ON Motion of Mr.. R.rHBuN, resolution adopted,
calling for information relative to the employment OF
secret inspectors in the government revenue depart
inents.
Mr.. sAwrsR gave notice of bill to reduce the price
ol the public lands and graduate the sale thereof
Mr.. TnBArrs gave notice Of bill to provide for i'm
proving the navigation Of the Western Rivers The
Message OF the President Of the United States here
announced Having been to the Speaker by the
messenger, the Clerk read il to the House.
Upon the conclusion Of its reading Mr.. BnoADHEAD OF
rennsylvani, proposed TO print Is 900 copies Of the
Message, with the documents accompanying It, and
10000 without documents.
Mr.. THOMPSON of Mississippi, suggested that $4,000
would be an ample number.
Mr.. PAYNE, Of Alabama considered il important do.
cament demanding the attention of the people, and the
more extensive the circulation, the united would
the country become in favor Of the He therefore,
favored Mr. BIS proposition.
MIR. RoBERr SMITH, Of Illinois, submitted amend.
ment providing for additional five thousand copies in
the German language, but it was not entertained.
MIR. Thompson's suggestion then adopted, and
resolution passed auhorisng the printing Of 900
pies with the documents
Mr.. 0ARREr DAVIS, OF Kentucky, remarked that, In
his opinion portion Of the Message not sufficiently
explicit relative to the Of the army and the
requesting the President furnish copies Of the official
and to Commodores slost Stockton relative to esa
blishng civil governments in conquered provinces.
Objection being made to Mr. Davss offering this
luton he moved to suspend the rules to enable him to
submit it, and demanded vote on the question.
The House ordered the yeas and nays to be taken
the motion but before taking the question on suspendng
the rules,
The House adjourned.
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PHILapRLpuIA. Dec. S-lOP.l

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. STU I'm.
AT Baltimore the Western mail has not arrived
Sales of flour to day were made in Philadelphia
at 81 so 81 81 with a marked decline. The
sloop of war Germantown is ordered to Norfolk,
under tho command of Lieutenant Blake, of the
bri. Perry, and is to be manned by the crew of
that vessel, as she is now receiving repairs at
this station.
The Germantown is ordered TO Norfolk in case
she may be needed in the service, rs it would be
impossible TO get her down in the winter, after
the closing up OF the river Delaware.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HEkALD-Every day, rrce 2 cenu Per eoPy-s
rs per annum-payable in advance. .< -.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Ssturdsy--Priee ~ esnn
per copy{3 lax cents snnr1rpaysble IN ssysse a
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every steam rss el j.; IA "a
'axInyERr,sEMENrs at the usual pricss-swsys cash
:RiNTiSa Of all kinds sseuud with bss.g - -
patch.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Dec Arr big Chickasaw, Kendnek, Bos-
ton Cid ship Mississippi Harvey, London; crx kidson
Kiasm,n, puxbur-, Mass. -.,
rHIL ApELrHrA, Dec sAu bark Harriet Thompsca Til
den Bzrbseoes brigs Vuure, Walker, Boston Caracas
Wcrtinger Lssuayrs Peters TrewcrEy - Jsso de Cuos
CD schs roueh. Tomiiu, NIork; w .sedtrey 90;
bsny, do.
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RIO JAsrIso-BsIk hides 1000 or hons 1890
hides Hitchcock, Marshall COTS bags coffee L Ncc
COLT do Sihken Ironssde- do Keller son63 do
Bayey-7 do Prentice co-0 do A Burges-929 DO
Pearce Baocn Providence, RIao do soce Id hide eating
ST. CsoiS-Bsrs Condor--iis hides pun Alsop X
Chauucey
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MELANCHOLY SHIPwREcK.-ln the late disas-
trous gale and snow storm upon the coast OF
Msine schooner Commodore Perry Captain Davis Has
ke Of and for Deer sle from Portsmouth, went ashore
Cranberry Isles night Of the oath ult and all on board
persisted. The Castne revenue cutter returned
from the wreck the ID instant with three OF the bo-
dies one of which that of female passenger. It's
supposed there other passengers board-Boson
Advertiser, Dee 8.
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COM m EHClALs

New York, Dec. 9.
AsnEs-Thc market for pots pretty brisk to-day
and about 100 bbls sold at 81 u.s. Pearls remain
dull at SIS.
CorroS-There was . general disposition to do bust
to-day and about $500 bales taken at full pri
ces, nearly the whole Of which taken for export
LrKsrccL tLAssipsoArIos
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FLouR-The market is inactive Genesee ID held a
SIS l2i Michigan and Ohio at IS. Some few small sale
made at those prices but buyers generally refuses
to give so much.
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ssAs,, aIn s.ise 70 ss % he vss, ssssIss-i wsa,

:.sss. =. g:se 70 ss sa he v'', sa''s'-i vsa'
Tsxss. - ss.sissisa 4 Y: lss::S q sslsssi.a
eheedne. 3as ianss Aef were ansd: ~, se{ssSse.
nsmbc1 ~ - seeeS - NJ eusef ra1ee % Ne uoodes
Mr.. csbbs name was called and laughter succeeded,
probably because he had introduced the feeolution b
dstsrmne the possssien Of b. lot He "a net get
well suited % he deserved br kls nagnnn1ny n r.
agning good seat to take the chances.
Mr. 0ispiSes ION the LAT Of the chai-l believe I'm
the LIST, al>sr all
Although this was not strictly the case. 1t was net far
from It, one or two names only Intervening
REPORTER
The members being all ssated-thers were about two
hundred in ALL many having during the session.
The SrEAKER raped to order, when
adopted, that Mr. Robinson, the reporter for the NeS
Fork Tbuns be sssigned seat In The hail. any resolu
tion 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
TRs SpEAxea lad before the House several communal
cations.
Mr. 0oRpex submitted resolution, which was adopt.
3D. for providing the members with newspapers.
TINE PRrsIpENr's REsroSsE.
Mr.. HoPKINs, from the joint committee Of the two
Houses, reported that they had waited the President
of the United States and that His Excellsncy had
turned for answer that tomorrow, twelve O'Clock
he would communicate to the two Houses q message in
writing
And at twenty minutes past two o'clock, the House
adjourned.
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CT the Presidents message, which will be given
10 both houses tomorrow. Both wings and dem.
ocrats expect il to be a very able exposition and
defence of the views and policy Of the admins
traton. There is every reason to believe that
this expectation will be fully realized perceive
that some of the papers are still asking az expla-
nation OF the permission given to Santa Anna to
land at Vera Cruz. It will be seen tomorrow
that the solution of this mystery, given by me
some days since, is the true one.
The extraordinary alacrity with which the call
for volunteers has been lately responded to in
Pennsylvania and New York, will be duly conf
mented upon in the message. 1t will show that
though politicians may growl, the people are tho
ionghy in favor of The war, and that patriotic i'm
pulses are stronger than party dictation.
II is understood that Commodore Stewart is to
iske command Of the Ohio, now fitting out in
Boston harbor. The subordinate officers have
received orders 70 report themselves on board on
the 18th inst, and the Ohio will sail In few days
amer, with sealed orders. have alrssdy intima.
ted what those sealed orders will consist Of.
Notwithstanding the unpleasantness of the day,
several members Of the diplomatic corps were
sion.
sentatives are about to order supply of the most
approved textbooks on English grammar for the
use OF some of the Western members This step
Is both humane and patriotic-humane to those
tory. and patriotic as tending to preserve our ma
tonal reputation for purity ofdiction.
see that many OF the papers are endeavoring
to create panic, by exaggerating the dangers
likely to arise 10 our commerce 6om the issue Of
prlva:eering commissions by the Mexican govern
ment IL cannot be too earnestly impressed on
the public mind, that the government, in view OF
the precautions taken, and the disposition mani
tested by other countries, have no apprehension
OF the possibility of danger to our commerce.
The most active measures have been adopted to
counteract the threatened evil, and am happy to
say that there is every indication of the total in-
tty OF the issue of letters of marcue and natu-
rallzation papers. There is no sort of question
that we have right to treat pirates, those who
commissions, the Mexican government having
failed to comply with the requirements of the law
ofnations touching the issue ofletters of marque.
The most extraordinary preparations are being
different cities North and West, with the utmost
possible despatch. GALvlENsIs
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XII. HI: z M: III "a ss:. :: ':..;
Sailed.
s: A.s la "a S,s.e Charleston cA'''
Herald Marine Correspondence.
s.s Ant i is.s sssi.
os
;s5 ss Ell: s. sss,ss
los. Of Martha rowy, o. and from Az
Of ADDISON sSS for s Eos
s'Tfs: $ s. S sss. sI E: %
Also schr Harner Cromwell. of L,bury from New
Art en- brig Cha: TseGp% Of Salem from Nswpq
feet having been On LHonn.dsn shqsI but "a win
ne os sai
miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP AsHBuRToN for Liverpool, will sail this
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The Packet ship MARoAREr EVANS for London will sail
Saturday Letter Bags of tho above at the Exchange
Reading Rooms.
y.':r Isl IN THE Ponr OF SAVANNAH. Nov ss ships.
S. fsoT Rss. M:Ep, Young
sss IS. .pt s.
K: ssss i <. S. az sss:
Westerly n gale. ds1.a
and sustsiasd other damage.
scHs Ann ELIzAsErH. Adams, from NYork at Bat via
only Oh "a Ts.ss H
last, by throwing overheard quantity Of the cargo.
ss % ps S Fl. &c? 5 ss,ss
S S:s p SAIL:
much 1ssn E.rs A1 ~, Of Ws:sr Isles
Whalcmen.
letter from Capt Howl.nd Of ship Goisona. Of New
SS. =. o al ws coast rea with
letter from Capt Morse. of ba,aue Russell Of New Bed
sss
Ss
3 500 Vs. AIS e r.~
DO e mS; 900 Eh ssd iii,
So: ~
Ss;sss. 9 & ss smith
Ss 81 lss; 81
%nsSy sncn.. a. mos, aes WI 20 p; S;5i Sarah.
ME- ms.. p; ssh Fhiletas Hathaway, ssoninssOn.
s e cs: q s,s 10,
80 ssI .p wv 49, - 49, - : '''' 'A'' WIN '''' w.
Brig Of sosS1 snd 70 csS q. with hos. q fore
Bah Mshsw. Pierce. Of Liverpool ID ns lat a. lOn7s
Jc.sphus from Curaeoa bound NYork Nov ash lat %.
Brig foulusy Mowst. from Rio Janeiro of the
M.gnoi. q BATH Nov seh, lat ION, steering
Of o;s SoS ga: the m
Foreign POrtA
DEMARARA Nov ls-Sd brgantine Somer.et for Bait lu
a
ot s sS aas 'a SD
RIO JANEIRo. Oct al-n port, bark H DOUGLASS, Mar
sae. s1ewn bark ks,esa Sissn sail is,
s1a .s;. ri
Or cso.: gov port, brig Foal Brothers. and .ehr
Tg s: Ell
Can't
Boston, were lost IN the Caucus
a0ms Porte.
s sS
1:s A s:.
sss sa via Bo.so ssU
Sarah Hs iises Albert, Ssr:s; E.sI!;p., sss:o1 Fran
ssa Nor sseh S.lioa Bangor bassss nd raj
a.. js:..s sSshpoy ososs s 1sss rGSs TsoH IA.
s Es S' se .ss"
s.sss :St: ssd Is:s sssai,S1 's g;s:S
ION a sunses and answers description brig Salisbury.
I'd CONN. Alex Fuller Soassn.; Bo~. Ksi.s' Waldo
bore. . -.
snn Dse pi s NYo Cca aaa
Sis Ros sn%% NSo1S brig Emily Bur- Do "a lie cns
ship supposed the Ansona FIN NYork Below, ship J.hn
Han.occ. seqbiates. FIN Havana Cid sehr Lucy Blake.
CHATHAM Dec 5-Schr Oresa, of Chelsea, Z. Dix, from
Buckspot for Newburypoit, with wood, having sprung
partly full Of taken over The bar .ns mn On
PlariH, Dodre from Georgetown SC for Boston which
put in 2ith uit still in port. Schr Album, from Frede-
for Boston has been got. of Hardiugs beach,
Schr Pianet from BATH for NYork still remains shore
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

.xl n.v -. HoLMEs Hole, Dec s. 1886.
3hIBng Vsnrs Richsrdson Of for Boston, 30 ds
from HONDURAS spoke on West end Of Cuba brig Ottawa
snS ns vsS: Es the
Alsn arr brig Emerald Of salem from Phils for Boston,
sehT Dow Of Bath for NYoIk Atlantic, Of Pfovne
i Il: Of fd ,si IT, and deck load Mathis. oxy Al
Hsrtford Post Boy Prowy OF and from Addison for tov
demce; Mary Jane, OF Sc George from Calais for NYork
from NV.
Bedford -
Arr 6'h brig Chas Thomas, of Salem from Newport for
Boston; schrs Wave, Of Plymouth for Bat Mosell OF Well
aset having been on LHommadsn sh9.l but Of with
Sid brig Walcott for NYork, and several Others bound
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Court of Inquiry has been ordered to assemble
on board the U. s. ship Pennsylvania at Norfolk
The Court will De composed Of the following officers
Capt David Geisinger,. President Capt Charles
McCaulsy and Capt Andrew Fitzhugh members; Lieut.
Dec. 8.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
CTRE FOR worms

q. A FAuNEsloVR's vERMiFuGE.
DREPARED aud soL by u A Fahue,,,s X &
Co P,ushnieh. Pa. THIS preparation ha.
sIo-d The issio many years trial. and il new iull,
ev'ahii'hei on u. own merits; - n the saiesi and
most 'ffecIval msd cine Tor crp~i,,ng ~ofm. r. an
The sys's q ever discovered. "a Ia na necessary IA
publish n hong list VI esniGrsies "a its IA vor. a. il !,
generally and almost un'versaiiy known. NO how.
~vsi add The L,lio~ ing.
Mr. b A FAHSE.r OK
DesfSf.-i have been uliny Jour vermifuse ia
my pfac'irs Tor . number ef years. aRd fnd u Ia be-
Tho 'n"A' SURE and safe wer~ destroyer that { ever
had.
was csllsd 10 q child b or Z years old ia Ma,
l5f2. which va. then IN spssas with the worms.
| gave ~ che wal sf your Vsfmifuge sgr~eably b.
directions. md the child passed S40 worms. iH q
few weeks ! gave IL snah~r vial, aud ~ passed 200
Iore. mak'ag IA all Gao wvrms. The child recuv
cred imm,d'.icly. ard has e. j,yed good health ever
spce havo pretenbed u va man, oibei cases
"a which u has brvughi swsy 200 and 500 worms.
Sig ec) DE- JONATHAN MORRIS.
wn,icly. Green 60 Pc. May Ill. 40
AbDotiwo weeks sinrc ] gave ons uf my rLihlrsa
a sIIgle tea spo"iul oi X Fabasslock's vefmIfuge.
AID u passed Ihiriy seven worms have u-ed The
Vermiiuge I" my lamily 6r mae years. and u h :
herrr ye' iaiIed IN e singls instance.
ts'sned> CATHARINE SMITH
Robinson Tow nship. Allegheny ca Pa
Prom Jsysfrs Adrsyuissr.
C~oLusBts s. o. Nov. 1912.
While The many Vvrmifsgs msksrs. ~ho have
attempted 10 Put into use worthless medicine. isf
'is cure OF worm,. GA The credit which y A Fahns.
slo' - remedy so riehiy merits. have had their day
and disappeared. r A fshnesIock'. Worm Destroy.
er he's heen continually gaming The con6d~n,s VI
the public. and 10 unso,'b,rdiy me hest sriisI.
SHOWN Tor Ihs complain ior which % i. designed
CAUTION.
They are many Vermdugss before the public soI
mp ia similar sfyle and they are Frequently ssld IA
he unsuspeti:ng us being eilhss Tho same OF q,
gnOi. Put no confidence ~ such hot
be sure ,o get The true and genuine vermiuse
prepared by v A FAnsE.TocK NJ PIrrssuRaa. Pa
For sole by JAMES IA X S.R and LAFAYETTE
MNEEiy Wheeling; aud 10y Dfusgr.'s ond Mer
chants generally 3m mar IN
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AZ.o00-

Pskomoks River Lottery. elsss No 20.
To he drawn ., Whining ,on. Thursday April Is
! oI $500 lof $500 OF 800 of ll40
~ Nos. - sslloss- Tickets 90, certificate OF "a
whvies s26; shares IN psoporion.
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To MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AND
OEIIERG.

To MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AND
OTHERS,
HE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly Tor snlc,
a. he loves prces. an a~ssrm-ni al NED.
iCiNES DRUGS. DYESTUtF 5. PAINTS. OILS.
LASS vARNISu. BRUSHES. &S. SC.
Cunhdsa, hs ptlHss WILL give sa,,siac,isn. he 49,
hc''- even Ih"c WIN may nai inl-nd ia purchase a,
tho TINE. 10 ascertain The prices of his ro4Ais
Any c'mmunicaiio,ss a-Sing the priccs .f gords
are mast rh"eriuiiy ani rr,.mpily answered.
iis w"uld particularly STATE. that he la. a Steam
taeiory 10 c"nhexlna wuh hs SUITE. st P,adsnss
Jaiap. Rhnharh. lpecacusnhs. and mauy o,hei
Nirdieines; Tor grinding Mustard. C,naamhn. Als-
lics Pepper. Cloves. a.; thd Laep Black. Biari
Leus, VsnnIsn Rcd. Chrme yrliuw add green
Verdegris. yellow ochfe and shsr P.inis in oil
ell Of which he 10 able 10 cell =, the very loves
prices.
Pai"'s m.red already fot use and put mp in ear.
Then pots al different sI's. for family ruayenisnee
Po,iy 1.-THE he-' q aaiity 81 ~ r~ni. psr IN. bat
"i bladders.s and . cts Per ID ia bladdsrs. In quaint.
TIES az SO p"nnds aid bpwar's
@ No charge mad Ia delivering god. ~ any
Par Of 'he ciiy. w w GORDON,
DaUCci.r. No l52 West Pau. = frv ,laof. from
L'gh' VI. and opposite The Il 4 o n r Depot.
ih ~ BALTIMORE.
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All orJ-'' shaii NJ promptly attended 10
mara Ko3r ARMSTRONG q co, Aaen,
REMOVAL

~ HAWKINS. House. sligo, Ornamental
y . Pat.'r'. a,d Psrcs. Hanger. wauld respect
ui, inivu- his iretd. aud ,hs public gensfuliy.
that 10 has Tem~s.d u, The roam ,mIpeliat~l. over
NIs ~ AiufTni . : 'ilis>lree shop on Market Sussi.
heiw~eu M~'H Aiendsl n llsrbouf's Ssbne, shop
ifl ur I'D Mussui, Hall. where lac can be i..,t.d
a'aI tiases wrrn n"t 'nsayed IN w.tk eiss whore
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