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Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16
THE CASE STRONGLY STATED.

The Baltimore Patriot most apdy illustrates the
inexpediency of the Declaration of eristing ,oar
between the Government Of Mexico and that of the
United States, 'by the act of Mexico" by refer
ring to the comparatively recent Of the move
ment made by Com. AP CATEsBY JONES on the
Mexican town of Monterey, ION the Paci6c.) "A
rumor had reached him. says the Patriot, that
: war had been declared against us by Mexico. He
Immediately places himself before Monterey, COM
: mands the authorities to deliver up the town to
him, and on their yielding, actually takes posses
sion of it, deposes the Mexican officers, raises the
flag of the United Staes and assumes, in the name
of his country, the government of the place! He
had no authority to do this, but he did it. II was
: an act of hostility. Without proper explanation
and apology, it was cause of war. Now, sup
pose the Government Of Mexico, on being advis-
ed of what Com. JONES had done, had immed
ately resolved-not waiting for information from
: us, nor even asking avowal or dsavowal of his
: act-that war existed between us and her by our
act,' what would we have said--what would the
: civilized world have said That it was untrue
the declaration was false-a violation Of the comfy
: of nations-and, Of itself an offence"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16
FROM MEXICO

BY the arrival of vessel which sailed from Ha-
vana on the lst instant the New York Sun has pri-
yate letters from Merida, in the Departing Of
Yucatan, to the close Of March, with private ad-
vices from other parts. Of Southern Mexico to the
middle of April, conveying the intelligence that the
people OF Southern Mexico, in imitation Of the
example of Yucatan, were concentrating their ef-
forts, in unison with the Congress of Yucatan, then
in session, for grand revolutionary movement
against the military despots of the centre. The
Congress of Yucatan had refused to entertain any
propositions from PAREDEs, and a courier, whom
he had sent to Merida to request only three hun
dred troops, narrowly escaped with his life.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16

ANOTHER TERRIBLE FLeop THE SusaUEnASSA, at
tended with the loss Of life and much property, occurred
Sunday, resulting from tremendous falls Of rainsuch
experienced in this city In The vicinity Of Pottsve the
consequences truly melancholy Five lives least
lost that place and immense loss has been sustained by the
sweeping away Of bridges lumber manufactured TIMBER ca
nal boats, shantecs outhouses &C., whilst the lateral rail-
ways have suffered considerably.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1916.
WAR WITH MEXICO DECLARED |!

FRoM WEDNESDAY.
Our readers will learn, nine-tenths of them with
wellfounded alarm and dismay, that the Congress
Of the United States have adopted the WAR with
the Republic Of MEXICO, in which the Presiden,
has, without their consent authority, involved
the country and that all the best interests of this
People are staked upon the hazard of the die. We
do not mean of course the hazard Of fierce and
bloody War with Mexico, though that will in all
probability be found to be no childs play but the
imminent hazard of bringing on general War, by
which, even in the heated imaginations of those
who look upon War as synonymous with Glory,
we cannot expect to be gamers, but inevitably and
enormously losers in every sense, the entire de-
struction Of our widely extended commerce being
among the smallest Of the items to be taken into
the estimate.
But the loss far more to be deplored than the
highest aggregate of all such losses, is that to which
we find ourselves exposed by this additional evil
dence of the feebeness of the Constitution of the
United States, which has already become mere
dead letter whenever it comes in conflict with
Executive power, or party purpose in Congress.
This is not the time, however, to pursue with
the requisite calmness the train of thought into
which the events of the two last days are cacula-
ted to lead us. THE MISCHIEF is DONE it will now
and henceforward be the business of all good men
who still retain interest in public affairs to unite
their counses and their efforts to repair it, far as
repair of it be possible, and to mitigate the evils
before us by every means yet in their power.
A large proportion of those Members Of both
Houses Of Congress who voted for the Declaration
Of War, did SO under an idea-wholly erroneous, in
our opinion-that though unnecessary to measures
Of defence, the Declaration only proclaims fact
They looked only to the provision of men aud
money to repel INVASION which, separated from
the fatal power now given to the President, would
not probably have received single negative vote.
Too late they viii find their error, and we shall
hive to see the day when they will deeply regret
having suffered themselves to be deluded or mHu-
enced in the manner in which they have been.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16

For the information of our Democratic readers,
as TO what some of their most respectable prints
have to say of the present extraordinary state Of
public affairs, we mention that the New York
I" Morning News" of Thursday puts this question
/" Well, now we have an Army of Fifty Thousand
= Volunteers, what shall we do with them What
: is the plan! What is the meaning Of it all r.
So many men are not wanted, the News adds,
for the defence Of our territory and, if Mexico is
to be invaded, with the design of debating peace
in the halls Of the Montezumas," what, it asks,
" is the use of paltry ten millions of dollars for
such purpose 7" The " News then argues the
matter thus:
"Ether there far too many men, there is far
little money Which is And it not the President who
the author Of this ncongruy il is Congress- Whtt do
they propose that the President should do with the military
they have placed in his hands This now the
question which every must by this time have become cool
enough to ask himsef though enough to an
II, not even, will make bold assert the authors
Of the bill ITSELF Who satisfy anxiety for inorma-
ton the subjecwha do the fifty thousand volunteers
and ten million dollars men want or mean !"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16

The steamship CAmBRIA is 10 sail from Boston
for Liverpool on this, her regular day an author
lied examination having proved that she is un-
injured.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16

LOOKING AHEAD The New Orleans Tropic of
she 9th instant says:
"We talking yesterday with an officer of one Of our
volunteer corps and he informed that there was not
man in his regiment that knew any Thing about geography
any difference befoeen the soils east or ocsf Of The Rio
Grande We hear Of new Republics spoken Of in Mexico
and we sa0 oo candidates Jov Governors for these new
Republics The events Of the future open with singular
magni6cencc.n
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16

The GaiUesfon Ciuiiidn of the I'd instant states
that opinions are divided at that place as to the
position Of our army on the Rio Grande, some be-
eving it to be very critical, others that there is no
danger. The Civilian thinks that there is no dan
ger Of defeat to General Taylors forces in regu-
lar battle, but that they are liable to considerable
annoyance and damage, owing to the distance of the
location of the main body from their depot on the
Gulf, and the difficulty and danger Of keeping up
the communication in the face OF an enemy, perfect
ly acquainted with the country, superior in num-
bers, and well qualified for flying forays and rapid
retreat.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16
WASHINGTON.

6 Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
inseparable.o
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16


nor amy war; set on foot by the Executive,
solely in pursuance of plans Of his own. They
want no war, moreover, which, like this, could
have been not only honorably but proftably avoid
ed, had the wise and safe and humane course of
his predecessors been followed by the President
OF the United States. They want no war for con-
quest merely Still less do they want war which
is to exhaust the public treasury, TO harass the
citizens with the most fatigung military service
in which the climate will be far more fatal than the
bullets Of the enemy--and which is, according TO
the Presidents avowed intention, to end, after all,
IN negotiation, which, upon every principle Of COM
mon sense as well as Of public law, ought to have
preceded instead Of following the bloody fray.
On the subject Of the hostilities which have ac-
tually commenced on the Rio Grande, let us sup
pose case which would show the Declaration Of
War against Mexico to be as premature as il has been
precipitatc In the anarchy which prevails in Mex
leo, where (the forms Of the Constitution having
become as much Of farce as they are in danger Of
becoming among ourseves) the Presidency becomes
the prize OF the most enterprisng and successful
soldier, why may not ARrsTA, universally reputed
as an ambitious as well as accomplished General,
taking advantage Of his rank and his influence over
officers subordinate to him. have seized this OCCASION
without orders from his Government, to make a
dash at our army, which, If he do no more than
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TWO EOLIANS.

' ~ hcN Has NJ present open Tor IN
-"euon n has warercom Piano Fo.s vit Col-nan
lit hotan attachment The Pianos splendid
conn n'ns power sweetness AMI hlaney seranc-
t atsi durability q workmanship are but
hule inferior o. Church Organs.
rus Truly wonderful Improvement which public
1'u on throughout IN and Engkrd. over
ui'fd IN u advantages
nave pom aheou-ly APPEARED IN thu pubic uuts
tgIiraef Cryul tAs ". y Hsrs4l
we nave been favored VITA irspeeon Hoian Pano
fore now On exhibition AZ Nom, Clark store Broad
way. T. certainly on that "
e WIN uniNeal adnira'ion AID adoption sinpliev
ennrHeion AMI apiy 81 adapta certainly unryni
We lave no dbub o. it. adpte ri use Fver
tno m ne e'un'ry NJ h eIp.ns~ De changed
INTO a. 'rEan rr'1sins ~ most be- squ-ite Ia
"n' eieenE t- has' degree orig ctarart-r This -
s- aefain AMI VII continue essential interest
o ~ pl ~ Huse than satis ordinary Piano
W Purchasers risk in buying Pa.o- a. a rt-
N@'r1Niee is always given P. ~. TAYLOR
no2l iso NJ, =, oao.-, =,
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d STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN ~ co. arc IN re-.
- eepto an unusually wen GOODS.
watch
Rich Paris Cashmere Robe.
Rich Ombte Shaded Cashmere an.iM
Rich Oregon. Castirias nd elena Min. Plaid.
faid Merao Cashtnere.
Rich satin striped Thibet do.
Blk aud cord Alpacss
blk and striped do.
BombaEines Crapcs AMI Poplin.
Rieh Ruge omLreP D'soie SIN.
Rich Pekin Facvnnc do
Rich Gro de Naples GlAr- ln
Together with a great variety Of
New -tyl. silks, from 75e q o. r.r yard
White and cord .mbd Muslin Robes
French ennbd Collars ChemSeus.
Infants fToek Bodies, Sleeves, &C
Ombtc shaded Cioasings
RIA French Cloth an g.
sill satin ADD m 'Tno Yes
sa,inets, fllled Kesrys, Rer-cy.
Ptad linssys, white and rcd Fiann.ls
White Domets, WEIGH non shrinking and Canton Fanp.l,
Servants whitney, AMI and bound Blankets
SIN and mcTnp noncry, Gloves, fancy slb Cravats
Heavy wool bls and cord Grape md other shawl.
white and cord embd Crare selrfs something very p.uy
Also
CaTpetingS Rugs aud Bookings.
For sale at wholesale price. that cant l In .l,,
se 10 No % WEST MAIN STREET
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NUMBER 1913.
To FARMERS. COUNTRY ururu<-
AND OTHERS


.,.tea' reduction nt Pcnit~ntiary store.
we snH-efte by late order of nov al. a, ~
- f-r At greatly rriuc-d priee.-
ing. '' Wv ''s'' Nc" . com
1000 yards plain striped tins-y for w,,,,. .,.,.
In Store for Fall purchasers:
500 b~avy ready Het.-y Goa
Sop pairs do DO do Pant.
bcoO pieces Brorlns with a Arr, a.-,,,.,.., ., .-
shoes equal TO any IN the martet ~ @'' M
Compiric sets Of Wagon Tarnss- for w., ho,. ~, -,
wagon Harness portions wv" 'N' aha
Warranied Ares, very superior
Aho, WHEAT Pans Wheat Rag. R-0;,.,,,. ~,
FURNITURE of dtn-rrnt kinds ''''u''''s shi
stones Wagons, Day, Carts dc ~ w """ VIII
are on"ied on very Accommodating terms. and pur.
s"- VII co well 10 cal at the uiiary a, a, a. So o.
IT, street leading Mayos Bridge - " " '' '"'"' NO
- ~ JAs. G srorrs As-a, r,n'y.
re-, ImoaI md HsILHOaD To
BALIIuOKE VIA PINEY poINT
1'HE public are hereby notified That the ,bo,.,,
II A. WI DC 'enh''nued ior the anrr e9d iu.,,,, s,
- 'ai-u cary the com nE Sputg when i Will he run m
"''Ay of daily Il T. patronage should inst,f, !, ~ u"
+ SHARP. gent rran.por,,,,o,
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III. w. ~ 3. ,. FRY n Co,
wHoLE'ALE DEALERS,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags RIO Coffee
sou bags Lag. do
go do old white Java 10
$50 hhds ORLEANS Sugar, part prime
9S do Rico do
IL do ~ Coir do
rs casks clarified do
6S boxes No Loaf do
To bbls crushed do
20 do pulverScd
so hhds MolaSScs
200 kegs Nails best quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
tons blsercd Steel
aud sheer Steel
goo boxes Sperm Talow Candies
1000 Tms wrap, Paper part large
200 aud letter do
Indigo
so packages q. Z, ImpI AMI BaekTras
q Ibis lamp AMI tanners
900 kegs uhe and blasting Powder
Bar Lead Shot and Blt Iron
Nader, Alum and
Copperls, Sulphur asd salts
Soaps. Mustard Chocolate, Hacking, &c
SIlO and lOxl2 Glass
Cot Rope C0rts ami Lines
Ashton Sack Salt
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Sal
so WOODWARD
Pepper Spice and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yarn assorted Nos nj
factory puces. "
0yR"eeivng and forwarding goods be attended to- An
Kinds OF p'1inee received on eonsignmrnt an %
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BONNETS, Ribbons. a.

~ pV y y u -, KIBBUNS, NC.
W. N r.. =. { p INTER Il CO.,
No. Exchange Block, iIh Street.
tALL the attention of buyers TO their extern.
- save stock or hornets,
winch no" complete department The assortment l.
much asef than usual and every variety OF
goods
Ribbons.
The largest STATE OF rntrrIy new and rick
terrs, IN great variety Of style and quality.
u assortment 81 F'Nrr Feathers other trimming goods
Also, Bani Boxes Dress Whalcb0ns SC
being manuiaeiurrsand dealing exclusively the above goods.
sNt ~ adVanag" MT e houses AMI rrabr US
10 Offer our eoois prices which DEFY Compel ton in nv
p1T Republican requested to eopy. =. Ia,
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No 40 CHiSNUr STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
A. constantly hand extensive Tailoring store on
pse tue tatr House, eeyant French and
hns ois CaSsmeres and NesnEs received per late arrival
" lie conducts the establishment principle OF - ming
no gaehis out OF his store but those Of quality and
mus That De- ha'so long enjoyed the best custom IN this ry
AMI throughout TIE Union. lie respectfully solicit "a,
from g"uueinen visiting The city assuring execute any
"ue' entrusted TO him. IN lower rates than
Ia" same quality be had any store IN the civ Inn. tn
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
AsKINs LIBBY's Linz Packets Richmond and
New Orleans. will tL. regular
aud will be composed q he folIowiI gy vessels
Barqur BACHELOR Capt liIsss Horror;
Brig ORLEANS, Capt. Wa ssrrn;
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt. Jos. RoHISsos.
One Of the above vessels will
month We with confidence recommend the
the public, they but ry the trade
low other nd
ofIong experience freight passage
having Accommodations both sreraEe
passenEers, apply J. Fisher Il SON or
HhSKINS a LIBBY
NJ Il. All freight
received and forwarded sE the
wharfage. J. "a -
jus or USI.
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NEGRO-HIRTNG.

VIE subscribers tender their their frnI. and the
public, to hire out thsr NEGROES for TIE ensuing
Iey wnld adv - those 10y them I, tpfr Nh m
A. carry as practicable that they an opportunity of OH
'Lhs god Aors au g prsre. their Negroes They NOS ,
mat an experience %; year, cuuue then 10 lt.
sba'c Of patronage.
~ Their ohirr Is tn Franklin aui l5, streets.
90 rear Of The Cts Hotel formerly Rel Tavern
nov "vih ESQ NBEC b MILL
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unless specified On the Manuscript previously agreed upon
the parties.
R An advertisement marked copy specified
number OF insertions will he pay
nent enacted accordingly
PT Regular Advcrtiscmentz.-To avoid any mi,un
Outstanding on the OF Annual Advertisers proper to
state distiaf that their privileges only
business Real Estate Legal aud by
them tn be an additional charge, and n variation
W keal Estate and General Agents Advertisements
Inserted by the year but be charged
such dlseountsa rs shall be agreed upon.
0 AuctionccTr, BOokec yearly advertisers generally
engaging one OF more gaureE with the
not ON Their yearly
amount agreed and
sIeeedng such amount to be charged
AbvERriskHEHTu inserted the Semwc.kly whE
per square of Is lines or less
per SQUARE for each continuance.
July
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

-NfNUEICTORI .lB0re CiiI5rlW Sirolf
IG0 North 9TH ~. PhiIadcIphia.
FhNilE subscriber has finished aud
assortment Of Vehicles of the
double single RorklWay and Iauya1 Wagons
terms tAar Of Nss, iork HagoH, with without
which he will dispose the bic An
unas OF Vehicles made order aud
IeTas and workmznihp.
southern aud Western Merchants wishing purchase
above ARTICLES requested call and
rls- where.
Al Work coming from his Mandatory rarraatod for
yoar.
W Having received the SILVER MEDAL. being highest
premium awarded at the last Exhibition of the Franklin Institute
foe tie superiority workmanship his line which
fnut wheel IoiIH sufficient eeommrn
dation Ior the super DTiiy Of his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
IC9 North Fnh street, above CaIlownIL Philadelphia.
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'ASSAGE TO NORFOLK y PORTSMOUTH

= E.~ k'yNIIE splendid and swift Steamer
S-vzazee-4. - ALICE. "a U.nJ y. BEOUGH having
J4i uH "g o. through ovsThafEs complete order
AMI has mmeneed r,gu pace CURTIS PECK
ieaEhf me Nhlu a'Eotkrts every Monday. Wednesday
'hi Friday MORNINGS. rT1e -c at0 i-2 ocacx Rttu.n
ins H. Mice VIII leave Norfolk every Tuesday ard Il
uniy morning. aiLc hour ~ O'Clock aud touch Al All
The inrfmeate Iatd RIVER both soirs and returning
o. Passage and Ia'e from Redmond Petcr. o. 0r from
NofiO !, mea ncluted One uO"ar. HASkINS A IIaHS
70 Pns"t w'hirg tar y, nh an do -
ard remain 90 tie Alice uui The ut run., they can 20
on ile baln1r- Boat and rrul uui ly mon
ING IN ba more, without charge. Returning q A-a
VII meet h" Batm Boat IN r n1rnnr, that Doe
- niger leaving Baltimore O'Clock c,-ins will atrv IN
Petersburg by 2OciocE aud Richmond by t me- even nr
W Passage AMI Fare FROM Richmond Petersburg 70 or om
Blum g., meals lo'r ngS te.uici :, nulas.. HGI
= Ihs aeeommrdI ,0ns All ,rt are .a well
Anowu James Ry-r ,ay thst neither
have be- eluancd much less slpa,- any opposition hon that
lis ever been m the River. de2S
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POYITBit Painting.

POFtTpit Painting.
TO Tvs rarHous TJE
WIN. q. BROWN, Of London politely informs
~ Citizeus Of Rchmoud snd vicinity that b. Aas ~
opened bis sundo and Ethbon Room AHen Bfnhers
it6 Man snst who're pccons Of he Au Amont
them the Poss Of several Distinguished individual,
known a this Gay
Rooms opoa ron % NW6PM Lsds.sod gentlemen ~,
invited 70 gu ~ 3m
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FOR RENT.
E.sH The Store and Lumber House recently
AiA occupied BY Ctas 7. wottlau E.q on I'm r.., b.
seen MAN and carr Possession terms
Se- Apply 10 Chls I. W, rlaur. or to
C. lit wM. q GEORGE
E:is ENOR RENT.-The house | occupy. ON
fnnkin street. Is for $500 per annun: d, i,
~ roo" order and p1ss be 18Th
PERSONS wishing TO eIamine the please call between II
''''A J." inc IN 'rnng and -oeors, PM. r n. JENKINS
NRl GOODS STORE FOR RENT.-TEe
~ by Good Store Main street occupied by J CaIW.u
" LOT rent and possession Immediately Enquire OF
no r. u. JENKINS.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
~ The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
sA convenient house on Fr,nsn street the al, raj
ahsr Of James w rssrar decd excellent orcr It vii
20 any one wishing TO Puhase with grsi pleasure b
'i'her Of the subscribers ami terms made tro.p-ap5 a.,
EXAMINATION Of the premises vii
VIRGINIA FEGRAM,
W. JOHNSON.
P @S-du ETecutTi1 and Executor Or n.
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STABLE AND LOT FOR RENT.

STABLE AND LOT FOR RENT.
- The lot, with n good Stable and Hvdrant
1a on h. immediately orpoe IN. re.Eisn.s OF a. L. Rs,t
80 on fankn - for and possession Eivn on the
LIST OF January For further particulars, enquire OF
de 10 JENKINS
ETf TO RENT, aud possession gwen lmmr-
daisy Two neat sni comfortable tsnsmens at the
"L contains two ard the
ard both have good gardens oth.n Appv 70 P,.
near inc PREMISE who wn show the rber
w iO-u RICH Hull, Jr.
tn FOR RENT.-A large and comfortable
Dwelling House, situated Or Lo,usi and Prank
",'tN Apply 10 RICliD NIL.
% Cornfr beiLw Rank.
FOR HENT-ON THE II Of JANUARY.
Gf VIE upper part of the House now &C.
= eup-iby the james River AMI Kanaw IA Cornpanv
e oiee on Main -, ami dor the EIrh,nyr BahE
&c 9I- ROBERT MOTT
Tn NOR RENT-The Dwelling House al
- present occupied by Hall Neilson IN street be
'n 'ahh IN and 'raeS Possession be had
- ~ IS-u H. W. 4 J. FRY L. co.
En- FOR RENT-The upper part of the
House. No SO Main door. alb We the t,ty
o'7l formerly occupied BY ?. Bu-r Co Tb-r. 4. en-
uanee on The front and For terns Apply to
&c ]. GALLAGHER Il oLDSER
Five Stores for Rent
'Nh are BEAUTIFUL and we'll finished yet untsn-n-
fronting Main on Wan 81 ct an Of brb ~ an,
most iavniabe Ics uirn m hautS be.r IN bs MT
eehai and bness n the city The ante nrc,i
on or about the sis ard from dyed earaet. f
- proprietor greatly lucfsa.e blspes. IN thai ua ~ =
sal STORES ~ BE- rented ptr.. n good .ns 70,
Terms apply TO BrY DAVIS or HODGES ROY 4 PULLlAM
dc l.
Es ENOR RENT. Three brick tenements on
the corner of Cary and Frst To cool tenant.
u Mr. Lodi - ~
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Ritbmuuo Dailp fubia.
RICHARD ~. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTr, Associate Editor.

TIE X MS.
DAILY PaprTss per annum SEsIwEEEY, copy S.
h'c copies go WEEKLY, single -; five
ten copies for slS-aways advance Remttanees may
made at the RISK OF the Publishers where cvdenc.
seh OF the dcpo'e Of letter in he Post Once
ney.
Advertising:
ohe sqnare ia hnes) or lee
taaeh ADDITIONAL eftion.
Tn" month. without alterations. ...........S6 Us
Ihtee... do do. ...............iO
sh...... do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Inr''e..'.. do. ...do..................35 90
90
Twelve months. ........................4S 90
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NJ EGRU HIRING.-Thomas II. TaliaierTo

n EGRO IlRlNG.-Thomas H. laliaierro
i offers his his friends pubc
rally In Hung Negroes for the and collecting
claims entrusted To us carealso Houses selling
all kinds Of Produce. lie takes this method informing
WHO wish employ him. that would be advisable
early they that he have opportunity
good bones lie pledges himself every sil
obtain good and good hopes eIpe
NJ htcen VIII him a share OF
9- lie will all ouni Mes>rs N. h. q r. Hin.
Ohcc, opposite McssT r. ~. Dickinson Brother Franklin
street OF the Rel Tavern. no 3-IIJ