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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
MUFFS. MVFFS.

KTpR aides snd Misses inst received 81 tie Nhsrirg
- stove, . age Atsottpunt Of Mars 81 various gust
tles and coicfs. Hesllyax Mute. fot do. NIfd "a Do
hfucAn Lynx, do. Csnei Dc. D. 0Hnet do Conrv DO. cal
H JOHNSON A BARRN NIL.
GFEAT nARC ms ~STNSENHN A HuonIe A,
~ sif0us 81 SlosiaF Out tistf sock Il Gaslmtes. Rgy
ssnf, Nuslin de- l-slns len over ftota last tsas.n. WtI.eI
thein on i"f tsitcs nficss. ali slnn Er ne &c d.i.f
h'lnes - 'el Them i0r whatever tler wal brine
octpief 10, lsts
cgFECrACIEs Gp'd. sivaf Csfmss .Hy., s,..i ,t,.a
- Tissi sud plated spectacle, suforslrrr-,sae cor,
rsvs spccs tuf near riEhtci persons. oid srses rersited
sRd uew Elassos Put in 10 sug sus = f-oa Gour ~ to 100
lssr' Old. JNo. msHOr, ~ Ssu ..
All ANNE CHOfFfNG ANS tus, rsss,,td 10 do,
~f~ heHut test Nses, know 10 - good. tr sac h,
N'''''' w. efo' SAUL NEIL.
COUGHS COLDS PAINS ~ TIE CHEST
bronchitis. Splitting ~ blood and htsip.
'sHf { OaSgmPii0H; uiso U.Grrhag. Uts.
rHtory md SHnmSr complaint iH cbiIdr,n
sPtrdity oHd cfociuoilg cured bv BrlUDjr
Eers compound SIRtP ofBONESET
gY1iis most forsisr sud susafpsfssd mrdirlrr r.,,,
- fsts m rivinf siuust lmuleifafe relief in alt az a..
alsfs sHutrc affd runfflatutF. 81 has Teen tfa.f e. No.
dfsds .n fhls Ct1 GuH tHyfs BE- uut lnc o. - fafDa vbe
iss used o. according 90 duretfuus. mIs viii not te.ftr
- ts sAesry BE- removing disease Should aaf fsTson
GENE fafward SNef tN cog b.. aud sas tbsf BE- of shs tnt
derived SO ieurht hoai 10 ufs. uttlf t,scat, frs s1.,,
wilt Tfsmpfy fetarn~f Dr. 81 90 ~ lad at Grsnlt,
gsfs AT0tttcs None &c rtuuius pnlfrs sirued by
!. s. B~HENIIINaTR
y. HArhs medifins 10 noN proaftIlaf d, srrst.f.,
sar u.Oft nesfsfiafif phy sOahs. iu u ssH tts eaupf...rt
hf hofh waaF SNOW" III AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
MoFf MINISTER'S
From ne Blue Rms Chicken. fDdl

FFont To Dttf I'm thlChCn. tUNI
We osi The attention Of our readers 10 thc s~culfoa'c
81 Rev. y. Williams. Pastor OF 1T Baptist Church. Pa.
tauEh, IN Fsiaton 90 ~. klnith't Tlf ~ car oufssVr.
tear testimony 10 tbs sNcsil'ncs q thosc rlH,. ous OF a.
hs'ing used them a.d sAP.roueod greer rulief non
them.
The a owe . tho best rApor in tho state Of Delaware.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
AND Garrett WARE. ROOMS.


Nc. Ia MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
TIT ken soa.,.s,iy or hand . very ss,sn.ye a.
A. chain. korktrE Chats. SOFAS, 7 irf and Cad Table.
nfcsimF hufoavs. Ecisisaes. Toiicf SiAnd.. as~aftod u
~ i"srtcf util cveft other article ~ The lSea -srIe
ahd Test Finished lufrttufs rvcf oncfsd in uus CITY.
Sth And Mahogany Framed Looking Giascs, - ercfr
nsld3 I'D rtiee, Lookinf Glass Plate. ~ ali siscs.-
Iortfa' snd fi-ihfc FRAME on hand avd ntaf. IA ofd.r.
"pioiSefy Nafe; cousisirss - ieaihcr Beds, Row.
s,cis and ftheNs Hat, cotton. Hnsk. spunr AID sifsw
hattrs-scs. Baakc's. Cults. Comfsr.. fsrkfrr nj
l"As % NAsoi all knHi-, Together with eNrry oiht
srtcle ~ I Vhuisrfy " arc. on hsnd ard madr 90 .rdoe
Nrnr,an aud stat Window Biads, windov SHADE. [,
even Fsfirit and color; al u which will tc suid az vesv
low price. ani wa.teH,ed 90 The scsi quality. ALTO Ma
huEtapN Nenoert. Hair Cloih. vanish. Snnntsh g..
hshprsnY kunis, fsrd raner, Loci,. lIiusc-. caster,
Cast.
Nfs.csm nss'. furnished with ever article ~ Far
~ ufe ~ short noitre, and on The vcfy hest terms.
\. Nm connection n lin the atorc. Ne have thr i.,r.
- and most splendid ssoumcn 80 Capcss. Rnrs. Ol
Z "il,, Table Covers, &c. az. ever offered "a tsts r.,. A
a 81 which white soid Sheagss than ia. ever cen s,g
y "'' JaEs -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21

The fsruovTn Isptss vSsETABIu rlLtS." fSnrAt
Coaiodl are certainly dsinr much sood Ia Inc whole
,puuity, sad are highly e-irsmcd. VI one hail 3. tia.
Nai ProPs write and say about them. They are 80 easv
W t6eir operation thai az hke them, The editor ofthe
NOHhsw state journal. lone Of the Ia-,rst and - "a
psis 10 the siats Of \, y writes as foiiSw.
UofeTfUHu MAJ n 1916
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
"A CARD.

VALIANT NJ pFLArLAIN. Monroe 81. wtee
\ ling W. having received heavy invoices Of tosids
suited 10 them ifscc are pFersfcd Ia job ard rterc ruods
on the mosf favof aidr isfnrs; ihey woutd call a.. a feutiOn
~ des'crsio th> following GOods. 6Nght al the lowest
Vciuf ufule market ard ofefed al . very small advance.
Brown sna niesrhcd CucdF .u ia're Quantities rtekiufs,
Checks. nriis Shiriing stfires al color avery ia'ts lot
Wosleus. consisting 81 tiOiIs. Cassiiucrcs. SAiins. her
s'Vs ard rwc.ts .auurE Ninch arc uanN rew siylc
Goods. such g. nclcian Cassiu --es. ralo Ano cloths. SC
lienuel-, BiSukc's. ~tswiS. Comforts. Dress Goods
, sshulefc-- Noushn Teams, Alpaca, ffiuis, c~inghAnrs,
ltaiu Goods. &C.
reing jvsi 90 receipt Of their secord stock this fsi
iAcy can oacr fcsi Goods 10 purChascfs.-A. C'y Octsi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
III GOODe

fsssiyst, airect fos Fhn,a,sUh,. - 49,.
f1tpw tnr auicFs 80 Eree, ~
= tfons hos Rnek Csesy 40 A.. o.,...s a.
lhpf iiwuf ~ Esss : heses eefr .1s-.s~.
- tot nne toros. 4 bof Capess. ! doses k-sk
Z a9ren EstFngs ~ Aashavies essa.agns
fsinet iisf mired firttss rsssgg-eS ~. 1..u
,sastee lfsfr. f.ssesn Pei 80 sfarbsrfiss
t@f fns Apple rhessr. e ssfieaF sfes
tshf - bones sHrffnf h~ssiis, rfiefipe
eaDff rEtaa q atsra sysffsiafs Ratosf4f Iotaf
=" ta1frH ef snd 8rg a.. 49, SIS srsnsflc INV
tpsfn tofrs eeeHs HFeaeceess Shaving
Att, tfHAuA Airuar1sH 80 ftef-s pure Seaa
HI l~faen syrup. graart Nass. Frfsrss ftsters. EaF.
~ n sinntsi Eun stef AieoHfs. hfd tareuss, Leaf
80 tuifergef NtFaf. affaa tfustfs ~ tisrhs. tfaaa
Hefnta. rtua nrasis~ 80 Iusfrfs. , stis Fafe sasr 81.
ffar, Falatsd usrfina. FamiY Neffinr. Ne Nsefsfes
f8ss anf faEl~s aslaon. shisb, WITH msaY saf~tss !.
aafs. Hsxrs 49, ksseftrrsuf rffg cosuiais. so ~lH -
thasB ~ tsas ~ approved tsnsf.
sepst HB sWvARTNcgW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21

hSaf SIR lwus lad mp with shsd cold ,oms time
since my fctnfu from \. y. sEd during my iios.- 1
nn4s uisl Of youf pills. aud nue. ssy found them -
eclleui. Ibry are the hsst MEDICINE Tor the Furcosss
ulsy are %lntrndsd, that I have yct --sn. .eldoui t,t.
piIs lut ! fpuTd YOUR cVtit"ly free totn the otirrt,or.
u" vhich S'hef rtfs arc hatls. I no, they VIII crrtin
ssto y a source u Pfchi 10 Jon, e. douti nol thst Will
la n4eAna % rsssl 10 he sbilcird on a large scas
rSufs tfgiy,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
LAIEST ARRIVAL,

MORE NEW DRY GOODS.
HBEFR a. hO1"TE. No i6s Market square. would
~ call NJ. attention Of their customers and the pubic
- their new stock % Pail and Winter Goods witch they
are now opening. Their p~nrchsscs hsvinE iecn made
late in tc season, amer many ARTICLES had declined In
price. they feel confident That thsy can arCf road lar
gaiEs 10 tho-o who may favor them with aral. There
arc ~ the af-ortuicut several new STYLES 81 Ladies drcs-
good, suitafie fof Abe season. AZ kinds 81 Geniiriuen's
weaf. cloth, cassimrrr, ta ccds. saittnUi., iears. ker.eNs.
yestinrr. cfc an Inc every article THAT Is usually kcpt IN a
Iry Gut.is cnrc. Ort ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
PIANO-FORTES q NEW MUSIC


PIANO-FORTES 81 NEW MUSIC
TIsT opcned 2 Superior Piano Forcs % American A.
~ German Manufacture. iof crotch Mahogany eisrci
- German Msnufscturc. furniture very elegant. These
Instruments have leen selected BY the subscriber with
great care. ard wii te warranted 10 purchExers. ard
sold al tire lowest Manufacfufefs prices. adding trans
pofiaiiop from Tie sea hoard, for sale ~ J MELL'R
Oct ,. &c No e6 Onion Street.
NEW MUSIC.
lST received = hne assortment OF fashionable music
% consisting VI MafCho-. VALUES. Msxnfkas, Polka
snd New songs, with sv4Tiety of miscellaneous pieces
for tie Piano.
ALso; ISnies'. celebrated Plane rrsc,P'Or.
Clarh'. A Bnusnds Primers. with a variety
81 frsoePiors toS Band and other Instruments, cor sac
'oet.,4o No Union street. Wheeling. Va.
HUFFALo RopEs just received A. Nieol A cars
- Saddle, Birdie. Hsrne- and Truuk mandatory Ma
l"p Man street Wheeling. Va. for sso low for cash.
Oct22.
Y HANEs Tot Of Hats on hand that I will dispose q,
n fof ten pet cent telow cosi-hafs that were sold ne
Tor good oue-. bui are otherwise. The were made si
The wen known sion sifop No. I up street. Persons that
1--we an glass houses should mo-, threw stones.
sspt9 sDHARPER.
SOMETHING NEW
cENSENEN a RHODES have received thi. morning
Ssn cnure new ario'e Cor trimming ladies dresses.
GoLb PENS received. another lot Of those superior
Premium Diamond pointed gold rcus. some with
gold holders and PcHcils. Gold pencils, Gold thinhle.,
'pid guar ard fob chains. keys and siides. Co'd Nina.
iure GASES. plated aid giit do, Bracelet CLASPS. silver Tea
and lame spoons JNO BISHOP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
r,I4IL ASHTON FOK HAN

VI p Msn uor. tss us
Ias Fs-. -r ed faroa.sr. "a
snf s eats tirerf raa ere 49,
tsnIoS ~, shae sfartlar
ihe 81 sItnf uwas e. -, -
&c sftuias fs nss
At MffIIAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21

SOD IN wheeling ~ TRYoR NFAII - !
tfl MsAcKER prvrfsts. a, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
CLIFTON

49, - fF AID ssftsss oflssss .
80. t'enioisltod ty aupstntt.i,i -,
t.f ..f .. inl"aitiuu. o.. lHff.ftr ~.
a Hsui W tsrH rtg iu fhs No.. ~
wy As'"' F." "hteiug JANIS BAKfr ~ '"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
COUGHS COLDS. PAINS ~ THE CturSr

Al ANNE CHOfTfNC ANEs iusi rsse,ytd 10 dol,
AVA GaHus test NEes. know 10 10 good. f.r s,e h.,
ofi'ief ~, 1870. sAAL MIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
A POSITIVE ANo PERMANENT CURE
fnn RuEuuArISM

ntit Nbh'oOo CoMIbAlNI
" hsit houEh tie csrsrs nay not - explained.
rincctheIr TTfKCTs se duty sscrrAtncd.
let not dciusion, %TfrjRdice and pride,
Induce mankind % act the Aican- asbls.
Means which, tho sia,rie. sfc ~ Heaven defined
To alleviate he ~ ~ human kirds
Dh. EHRlSHIES Cal VIC pINn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21

% THE LADIES

AT f. greet Tsfirty ef UsIf oUs Fr..4.
sl''a's .esa ED Isoth Hrushes a.. az
LNt ltAl toNE i.op ssas
~ 81 sftlt View rsra ssors "a
MhNttl. bAHEOIR a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
REAL ESTATE

t1LtEb TACkfs EsN~esch Nos, IS. q. s and 10
~ 81 Tacks Of surcfioT qHaifv tns' received and for
sale low - Ia T~nORNHROOk,
Nov ~. Nunrue street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21

FURNITURE wARE-ROOMS.
JONN M.
"a ofWhecling and tho ccsntry tn hts stock Of sssatt
ml Furniture, al his rooms. No. lee Main street. a M~
doors ahose the Initcd states Hotel. fs has on hs,af
SOfAS Of the latest and most fashionable siyls.,
y ef superior style and the Test make,
BEusTEADs new and splendid pstsrns.
Ills Writing, Centre, ssrd, werk. Dinhg
&C. &C. &C. OF the hest style.
srANps-Piain. Cherry. MAhossny. &e. sn % which
viii - sold a. low ~ not hover than az any stssr ex.B
lshutent In tile city.
UPHOLSTERY, VENETIAN BLINDS.
CLASSES. FRAMES, and an other csAineS Ware heT
n'sh-t 10 orfer.
MAiioGANY N~ENEERs-A rpoA stosl foe sale lo,~
llceNc can ana eAAitlno Tor yourselves. dsetH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21

ts~r. ia hats Isfts. Haat Vyrllt-.
r,e" E,.s s't az ts e,cers. sss,1s
ws ga ..,. sFs tefefoErt eusssss
sep D. nnf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21

HATs FHuH $50 10 al oo
~ e tafsa nn viii ri... 81 i.
Ne las sIatsuHE 49,. A
strl. lsintaasrf ia ts ftr ~
49, tti aHf srr f.r. faa
a5ar n.set 90 tsF found Tor. -
orc qas nih afge Cos ~ fsrsaf 800
lffNuF. Aurnsf ~ AA % nsraks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
"A LIVES.
CUFAT CUNruA uOT

fn Oh MnEs. CINCINNATI. INniANNrolts
sEtlrhAli NNNDALIN. SPRINGFIELD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21
READY B1DE CLOTHING-


atsts iraorifs
go esitsfsf uuf. Rec vel f1d fef sfs ~
tNgi IlkNIAC 4 HFNITg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-21

r .antfs lsfre snd rrnsfs ....tm-.
a,m''s a"a NrU Aob Iasnsds1tE ITRTgfs
Mp SANS. ttfftad Hrr..f.
$40 Nhht Ltnlnf ant Eutdius $50. res
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-09
To the Editor of the Union:


At meeting of the alumni and friends Of Jeffer-
College, held on the Sd ut., in the lecture room
of the street Presbyterian church in this city, the
Hon. Daniel Sturgeon, of Pennsylvania, was called
to the chair and ]. E. Nourse was appointed secre
tary.
Rev. Matthew Brown, D. d. late president of
the institution, presented some highly interesting
statements connected with its history and present
prospects. After which, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted, viz:
Whereas, the trustees Of Jefferson College have
determined to erect additional buildings, enlarge
their library, and provide more extensive accommo-
daons for the reception of students; and, whereas,
this institution has never enjoyed any permanent
fund or endowment but the alumni, at their last
nua meeting resolved to raise $4,000 for the ac-
complishment Of this object. ,.. ....,.
RESOLVED, That we consider the enterprise as one
of indispensable importance, and we will cordially
cooperate in carrying into effect the resolutions OF
the trustees and alumni. .,r..,.
Resolved That recommend the object one
deserving the patronage Of every friend of learning
and we also recommend such agents as may be APP
pointed for the collection OF funds 10 the favorable
notice of the Christian public and inasmuch this
meeting has learned with great pleasure that the
Rev. G. H. Nourse has accepted agen in be.
nalf Of this venerable institution, we would bespeak
for him the favorable regard and assistance of its
alumni of its patrons and of all the friends of learn
ing. ..... .,g. .D,.. .,.,.. -....... ...
Resolved, That copy Of these proceedings, signed
by the officers Of the meeting, be published in our
city papers. . ,,,,..- ...l4..
Jos. L. NoURsE, secretary. ..,.....
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ton il is supposed they are quite ready to retire
upon covert intrigues provided they can first shut
the mouths Of their opponents. -. a.. .
The Diario del Gobiens. OF the 10th, reviews
the present state Of the Texas business, and In
dulges in some reflections on the dsceitful course
which the American cabinet has pursued towards
Mexico.
l, is officially announced that Senior ID. Luis Key
molin has resumed his functions as consul Of Bel
The correspondence between the ministers Of Eng
land and the United States, on the arbitration ofth
Oregon question has been published.
Gen. Tomas Requena has been appointed TO the
command Of the artillery OF the north.
A loan Of three million Of dollars is about to be
effected TO meet the exigeneies OF the treasury.
The Reforma Of the 9th, IN noticing the refusal OF
the Cove 10 receive our minister grayey says
that in our attempts 10 negotiate We have had in
view no other object than % gain Time to complete
our works Of fortheation, advance our troops to the
vicinity Of Maiamoras, and parade our maritime
forces before their por,s WI hops Of frightening
the government ials undue ssocssssoas-
The advance Of our troops 70 the Rio Bravo Is
announced in the metropolitan papers OF the 18th.
Senior Escuadron is reported TO be on the eve OF
going to England on important public business.
The adyices from Yucaian are 10 the end Of Feb
ruary. The people are occupied with the elections
TO the extraordinary convention, which Is TO decide
the political position of the peninsula. There is but
little doubt that they will declare for absolute in
dependence.
The Somers had remarkably quick passage
from Pensacola to Vera Cruz Of only I'VE days and
half This was the more gratifying, as she car
ried down the important intelligence brought by tho
Cambria, SONS days in advance Of the dates brougs,
by the English packet week afterwards
She brings dispatches from Mr. Slidell TO our
government, which probably announce the failure
Of his mission and his intention Of embsrking for
the United States in few days.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Iron our regular eOrrssPondont
New YORE. April


NEw YORx, April 7, 1876.
TAs Parts correspondent Sfhe Courier DIES Eat La
and a. GtsOfs pssiiea- Cotton liable and Statistics
in reference 10 Increase " gTO.sA and consumption
&C., &c. .a.tl - ,4aa|a .T#..a
The Paris correspondent OF the "Courrier des
Etas Unis" takes great PAINS 10 show that the
position assumed by M. Guizol at the opening Of
the Chamber Of Deputies towards the United States
was not one Of an unfnendly nature towards this
government. He undertakes TO defend the deelara-
lions OF M Guizot In favor of neutrality, and thinks
his yews should give no offence 10 the United States
ms aeienee and explanation seem wholly useless;
or no American expected M. Guizot TO lake sides
with the United States. As the friend and promoter
Of The European AngoGailiq alliance, such as il is,
nc eou'a no. saL DC INJECTED, without endangsrng the
integrity OF that alliance, to do Otherwise than make
strong protestanons Of neutrality Such declarations
do very well in time Of general peace, but 10 The
event Of war they would amount TO nothing. While
universal peace bctween the most advanced nations
prevails, the minister OF France may put down on
paper, declare anything the exigencies Of he .Y
istins government may demand. The government
Of France is thing, and the people Of France an
other. At the present time Il 10 the former party
which speaks for France. In the event Of war Il
will be the people themselves who will speak for
France. IL is France which stands firm and true ia
nvor OF liberal principles, while the government may
be suffered TO look another way. What can be NJ
Guizops private feelings, who has given the world
an excellent biography Of Washington, and whose
portrait adoms The national saloon in the city Of
washington, hung up In eompanywith that Of Athe
Father efhis eour'ry.a and hat Of Gen, Lafayette
and OF kosciusko, Such Is the mpanionship ofM
Guizot's portrait, painted by Amerean hands, and
ordered by American citizens. Compared with the
generous national feelings long cherished by the
American people towards the King OF the French
and his minister, M. Guizot how comes IL that thew
have changed "Ah, btcn !" Francs-generous,
brave, and chivalrie Fnnco-has not changed She
is the same France that she at tho conclusion of
the ''fhree Days" when General Lafayette led the
Citizen King 70 the throne. Americans still know
that France is steadst and ehcrshes towards her all
the undated ties Of ancient friendship. Let her
government change as u may, sull Americans will
continue TO exclaim, "Vive le Pranceu
In former letter alluded TO some interesting cot
ton statistics in relation to the annual increase and
average crops IN tho United States from 1927 to
lo4b, with the aggregate consumption in the United
States and in Europe. There beg leave to submit
tho same ..rar /. ... ......
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Santa Ana's return; and so much is Vera Cruz in
his interest, that on the arrival Of the last English
steamer nj that place, il being reported that he
was on board, there was quite demonstrationin
has favor, and IL is said that several persons
were thrown IN prison by the military authorities.
! give thus last report as have heard ID. b 80
~. g 'sYour faithful subscribcr, 80. w"
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TTATTERSL-M. III. STEVENS ~ EN-
Ill MONS, L e. Browns Hotel, wishing
to present everything new and tasty IN ther hne,
and in accordance with the suggestion of number
Of their fashionable customers have supplied them
selves with Be,be & Cos~rs spring style OF hats
Having now full assortment OF this as well as
Leary q Co. g style, gentlemen can have an oppor-
tunity of comparing and deciding between the ema-
nations of these fashionable houses. saa J'gs !
To the unfashionable, we still continue to sell our
ont Of style hats from 20 to rs per cent less than
$ M. II, STEVENS g. EMMoNs.
H a.a ~ (lste o. Fish q Coz
March 26-3t n.H I'D j. 5lIGs .f. 81.
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The annual increase Is
equal to 81 per cent, down
TO 1913 and 1874, which, al.
ded TO each year, shows the
above average.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-09
From another correspondent.

VrRA Cruz,
Thursday, II o'clock, March 49,
GENTLEMEN have Just closed letter To you,
but must add that Mexieo--that is, the government
lis, think. in its last agony--in labor-and what
she will bring forth God (f the nation 10 under his
divine care) only knows.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-09

The aggregate annual in.
crease 10 q small Fraction
under 8 per cent.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-09

tMeKican couesPondsnce Of the New York Tribunel
VEHA CKuz, March S, 1886.
We have now been some weeks without revo-
luton, and snnui begins to trouble US exceedingly.
Arsta's bubble has burst, while that Of Paroles yet
carries him triumphantly mounted on It's top, and
impeIled by the applauding breath Of the "people"
along his glorious course He and his magnsnim-
ty will ride safely through until the breath of an
other patriot is encountered, which will reduce his
TO It's native nothingness and hun him TO level
with his "illustrious predecessor
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-17

OREGoN ExrEDITIoN.-Thc brig Henry
with the expedition for Oregon, sailed, irom,
Newbnrypon on Monday. The Herald
says: "Ihree or four hundred spectators
gathered at the wharfto witness her depart,
ure, and there Were many moisiened eyes
among those who took leave ofthcir friends.
Religious exercises were had on the occa-
sion, prayer being offered by Rev. Mr..
Campbell, and brief address made by Rev.
DR.. Dana.
'Onc of tho passengers arrived from
Boston, few moments after The brig cast
off and was put on board by pilot boat
The vessel went down the river in good
style, with fair breeze and as the barom-
c'er was rising there is good probability
that she will carry pleasant weather with
her till clear of the coast. The people on
the wharf gave them parting salute ofihreo
cheers, which were responded TO from tho
brig"