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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

FcRrNER DETAILS OF MEXICAN tsTELLiGESc1'-
The New Orleans papers Of the sth inst. bring
further detsis brought by the arrival Of the siea.
mer New ORLEANS, but no later dates. The in.
telligehce is very contradictory.
Can't. Lauman. Of the Pennsylvania volunteers,
Informs the Pieayune that the fortiheations At
Rio rrio were rapidly rrogressine, and that an
English courier who arrived at Vera Cruz the
night before the steamer lsft. stated positively
that twenty thousand Mexieans were engaged in
the works. Another account reduces the mum.
Der engaged to twelve thousand.
Capt. Lauman estimstes the total effective men
that Gen Scot, can concentrate at Puebls. At hve
thousand six hundred, independent Of those re-
Gently arrived.
Gen. Alvarez 10 also said to have ten thousand
men with him in the vicinity Of the capital
| vrrba! accounts, which, however, were not
credited. state positively the election Of Herrera,
and that he had declined his intention Of making
peace. but bad appointed Gen. Valencia commsn.
der in. chief and ordered the arrest Of Santa An
| pa and Csnales. s....
The British courier before mentioned ays.
that when he len the Capital Herrera was not E.
iected. but that ssnia Anna continued 10 enjoy
his station with less discIedit than had been re-
ported. The same courier eontrsd:cts positively
the rumor that . large portion OF Gen. Worth's
force bad been cut of at Puebls. and states that
Gen. Scott ives st that place. He also says that
Santa Anna was elected Presidsat on the 18Th Of
May but that he declined the Office. Herrera
was the next prominent candidate. The next e.
lection was ordered for the 18th inst. Gen. Bfs-
vo has resigned a. Commander .iRehisf
The seat of Government 'wss sbost being re-
moved to small place south Of the Capital, and
the city was in . beautiful siste Of confusion.
Gen. Csdwslsder. with q portion Of his CON-
msnd, had arrived at Vera Cruz on the LIST inst
GuerriIla parties had laid waste oil the rancho.
ros on the road up. and driven o6 sll the Pesees'
bly, disposed propriesoTs.
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They talk sbou, the Mexican wsr being q
war Tor the extension of slavery. Al Monciovs
a good looking Mexican girl Of sixteen years Of
sge was held in servi,ude % q peon, having
been sold BY her father TO pay debt. She was
about to be transferred TO another master, and
was very much distressed st il. General
Shields happened to hear ol 1t. and he inquired
what was the amount Of the deb. fos which the
girl was held in bouhage. lle YVES informed
the Gebt was foe doilors Small % this sum
was. il Is no, probable tina: she ever could have
paid it Wahout further inquiry. the General
promptly paid the debt. and restored her to free
dom. The pcor s;d was overcome with graft
tuds and falling upon Der knees. would have
kisssd his fest IL be woul1 have permitted il
Drying be, .ss's. sbs rsturnsd 10 her fsshs''
house rejoicing.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

" y. S'aL-MeR. Esq.. se Ats Real Es.
tee s~d Cssi Sp.cs. Garner n - asd CAssmsf
sfresis, FAtiadelphtS. ss NE G'6Ne ~. i8O
.Nssssss Nreef. Ms Itrk, 4. f. Cbrnsr BAL.
sssssvs ss6 Csfrsvt sts., Baiftsnsrs, snd No i6
stsss Sss1s', Des'es. u sstAsrtssd to act a.
Asess, end, receipt Gsr all wsstes dss sASs
sases, Fsr ssssrrts'ts"n sr sdrerttsisS.
E. w. CARR. corner Of Third and Dock
Streets. Su. buildings. opposife Merchants
Erch~nge. Phiiod' iphio, is also outhorisedfo Ia
oct az our Agent. .--,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

TsE CASyfoL. AZ " WAsnIseTos, has been ondes-
going some Improvements Of late. gas Tlss-
isrs. invented by Mr.. Csutshett. sia feet 10 d.
smetsr and six feet high, htisd With superior sil
yer plate gIsss re6ee,ors, aud surmounisd with
. golden metal bsll. 10 to be placed on . mast,
one hundred feet high. % The 10Y sfths dome.
J, 10 though, th.s The light win predses . hss
sesSt 'T-. - f.-s
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

90 SrRAwnKRRiSs This delicious fruit,
though several weeks later than usual. has been
in season for a week past in this place. The
Philadelphia papers boast largely Of their fine
Strawberres-some Of which, indeed, are SO fine
that IL is difficult TO sec them. We have gone to
market expressly TO see some Of their best, but
have never vet seen any to equal some of those
grown in the gardens in this place.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

% In politics there is dead calm, ., present
Tb" 10 probably oil the better, - there will be
plenty Of time a. the election approaches. The
days Of bitter political sxei,smsn, and violent
party slang hsss3~ssd, and we hops never to
return. ..t .-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-28

LATEST MTELLiGENe y.
CoNGRESS
Washington. Jan. 26. zoo 2 ".
SENATE

ashlngton. Jan. 81. a'C. z VI
SENATE
The Treasury Note bill IVES tdk51 M End
SLATED.
Mr.. Uescott moved moAisrarf.H ST thr
DIVISIONS Of the bill, bit Li.uaa44 So, 81.
iopied.
Mr. Niles then offered see r3la#ead.ara.
fotiding for the sale q tHa N#E-st 9II.
bieh were adopted.
MIR Bagly Then took the da6r aHJ as5 d
eech Oh the bill
Al the conclusion Of the dFaa5a H aa
.f,asuy Note Bill, the ameH5m.a5z a.#--s.#-
ired to be eugrUssed
The Senate then Adjourned
HOUSE OF REfRES SENTATIVE
The House w.n into tHs Z aH
hole on the State ct the hi E.H5I ='=,e
; LINN Boyd's BIZ grsntia5 exlr4
Ulunleers.
The bill having been deb1asd IS Hfua
discussion was closet, All ea.l - a.a
EMS were offered.
II was 50 amended as 10 gits q aaf3 vt
ateer So instead Of s. az lftaa
as also amended to make tlzif s.a.es ~
g m Gold aud Silver, iHstza3 IT 4>tfz4- g
neasury Notes.
An amendment was adopted eieiHs Toe -
oianteer certificate eiSlaes baaans azrz
al per cent, instead oil a buudf. ii $50
res OF land.
The House adjourned at tha conclusion -
e debaie on the bill increasing POS o. Wi.
Iteers.
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Nav Yonk, Jan. 20. loo5l5rs. p. n

NEW YORK, Jan. %, 10Ualfll, 7. ".
The Foreign News has bad great ELECTION
ie market for Flour. The saIe9 - o#Ied -voa
esterday wers at Sc 30. To-day sales afe
ported OF 10000. bbls, some Gcaae.see. but
iostly Western, to arrive at 5 90 per bbl.
From Baltimore we have intelligence 5b5t
ioar had advanced there ST. perbBl. winch
onld make the price OF Howard street fa8as
D STA per Dbl.
Ia Philadelphia there has be-aa lar#e sd
inee also.
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FURTHER EUROPEAN NEw4zrr.+

Uh HEX EUKUPthN NEWN--FT----
IS authorised the admission d Amefz.#
lrn when carried 10 her ports IN Ba.a,e-
Is.
Parliament has been prorogud b, Iha
ueen from the 18th u jan 10 Ihe EHE.af
hleh time il was to ass mbfe i'm.
The weather in England hal taa4l a.a
nj continued To be uncommon s-f54e.
Brunel, the celebrated Ensia -. f. - tll
iaian that the gigantic Iron S .aaH s E.
fitdln can be got of he roeks j. Uaa.y.f.
az, and eventually saved.
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THEATRE.

Mir. Porter opened last dga viii he
1Iunchbatk, with compsnf ia .a.ea.. claI.
3eter, appointments, and al that makes
orps desirable, far superior 10 ans fh5l ba.
seryet visited our city, anI " Bins war.
rot going too far when We say la I3isa5t
qaa'led by any company We lffys ssalii tae
vest. We think they vii receive F4tr3.
lase commensurate with Jb-ir dasa1z 4itz
.ewis appears .o-nighi ia lle c5af.e..r of
irs. Haler The hall IS f-IetUp ia eza-
al style and we'll warme,l. iha orch $ IA IS
ine and everything attractive.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-28

Nothing important from Richmond. szaefi
ne defeat of the james River hin. IA taa
ouse. We think it will be r considered 8ad
llinately passed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-28

ERi6YPELAS is ONLY one among many atth nntart
Gus ailments which originate m impurities Of Ire osd
and experience has shown thai few, il a8g,
fcult overcome. But tie CllckcHeH 81 Gut+ea ~
getahle Pills have grappud success fully win Il every
form. Mrs. Jones' of Atsay, upAvs-us 81 -
age had heen suffice. 10 periodical returns 6t tIsto
plant from her earliest infancy ard iatery' had cen
violently affected furnish indications o de Gad
intellect. Recourse had formerly, Ia lie eay
Physician hut his prescril t0u only drove tr vtIon
inward al usual 10 return " i'll refese V4uetsfe Tie
Doctor finally recommended tuz OF Lees ils nj,
TIN eugh misiale of tie Al1uecatf ete r. a OK
OF Ciickcner's Sugar Coaied Neeeis e lutge'Ve ts
was in their stead. lIgvIng he tata u ttlspi
NY description, and being Iaiher 4iels E-.att
they concluded that Prcyidcrte lad and lH iie -a
stiiulion, and after all, IL miel tuTH cut tnHf' es
They accordingly made use OF iasm. etgslst I'll. Sc
few doses left them rezre- tilIs stt
tfous notions. The patient ndfy recovered RI tfs
had no attack of Erisype'as since. Tire Doctor was
highly delighted at ths supposed -lccess OF ms prev
ton; but was 50 completely aston.ed. when he disco
vered his error, that he resolved from That time forward
10 prescribe nuihing else IN OF Ett teas 81 t.e
kener's Sugar Coated Vegetable us. Tursa.e FL
luiy4 A .0.FAlktIiIt Il.
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pRANING

, DRANING
OF the Alexandra LOTTERY Class d. drawn
Jan. %. 1917.
u 81 Is Is 81 50 80 - Is 81 44d 10
EoMfst prize Sic.
6 81 SO, a prize of 81 ,250 semitic GhjIieaJAa
Ohio. X. ARMSTRONG x to.
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FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS,
WLN'DOW SHADES
' AND UPHOI, STERY GOODS

GOLDMAN HART, 243 Broadway, opposite the
Park, have Just received in store per tho late ar.
rivals from France their assortment Of Paper Hang
ings and Borders which for variety and styles are
un urpasscd. They have been selected in Paris by
one of tho firm, and comprise the newest patterns
for parors, bed and halls, embracing new de-
scriptions in gold, silver and fresco, particularly
adapted for rooms in this city.
Their stock Of Window Shades are now also com.
plete, having been selected and painted by the most
celebrated artists in Paris and consisting Of the new.
est designs and at prices lower than have heretofore
been offered
s. & II. would also beg TO call tho attention Of
families to their stock of Upholstery Goods, which
will be found TO consist Of every article in their line
embracing the best selected assortment Of materials
for furniture covering and Window Curtains, with
Trimmings, Comics, SC, to correspond.
Wholesale dealers supplied on liberal TERMS
N. Is. This establishment always closed on Sat.
urdays' july 2d-tf
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What has beer, seen.

BATTLE OF Monterey. September 81, %,
%, 1886. three days hard fighting between
Gen. Zachary Taylor with three thousand men,
and Gen. Ampudia with twelve thousand
men, resulting in the capilulation Of the City
loss of the Americans in killed and wound
.ed--Five Himdred
BATTLE OF BUENA VIsTA.-February 22d
23d, between Gen. Zachary Taylor with FIVE
Thousand volunteers, and Sa,atu Anna com
handing a .Nericaa force Of t,oe,,ty thousand
nen--resulting in the total overthrow OF the
aenemy--loss Of the Americans in killed and
wounded-Seuen Hundred! 0.9
/. FALL OF VERA CRUz, and the Castle Of u
loa, March 18th, tS47, after several days bonn
bardment Of the town by Gen. Scott with four
teen Thousand men-loss Of the Americans in
killed and wounded One Hundred!
BATTLE OF CERRo GoRpo-April 18th and
l8th, two days hard fighting, between Gen.
Scott with twelve thousand men, and Santa
.annd commanding a picked .Merican force Of
t,oerty thousand, resulting in the overthrow Of
the enemy-oss Of the Americans in killed
and wounded Too Hundred and Fifth.
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1880 REWARD.

UyHE above reward will be paid 10 any pers M
IL who will restore TO her dscnnsolate parents,
their daughter, MARY FOX or one half Of said
reward for such information as will lead TO her re-
covery.s Said Mary left her school about p. M,
on the 10th Of May, 1s47, and since that time has
not been seen. She is only 10 years Of age, feet
inches, black hair, small black eyes, rather thick
pou,ing lips, rd checks small features, pretty and
quite girlish in appea' anee. She wore small
plaid calico dress pink purple and blue; black silk
cape and apron black gaiter boots, pink silk shired
hat, and green veil; two small chased 6nGcr rings,
gold pencil attached TO black cord, and her nails
quite short from biting them. II is strongly sus-
pected thai she has been abducted by person
named Michael, alias Martin Hare, formerly proprie-
tor Of Bowling Saloon, located near No. 2O2
broadway, opposite tho franklin House, who alb
seconded about thnt time from this city, deserving his
wife and leaving her entirely destitute Of support
Sud Hare Is about % years Of age, no whiskcrs
fair complexion, and rather genteeI appearance.
He was seen lurking in the neighborhood Of her
school short tirnc Previous disguised with false
whiskers. &
A sister Of Hare, named Margaret, was removed
by him from boarding school about the time of the
abduction, and is SUPP oscd to be with them. She
is described as follows;-Very dark hair, almost
black; dark skin, grcy eyes, prominent eyebrows,
small scar on one eyebrow small scar on the right
cheek US IL made by small pox, o. scar formed by a
cash upon the end Of the nose nearly an inch in
length, the tooth next to tho frst double tooth on
the LOFT side Of the face gone she is about seventeen
yours ofsgc.
7, Any information to DO Immediately communicat.
ed, by telegraph, II possible to George w Maisell,
Chief OF Police, New York, who is authorized To
pay the Pbove reward. M jy2i II
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NEW FALL GOODS.
j. A. UNDERWOOD.

y. "A. UNDERWOOD,
IA, No. 1873 Pearl street, Ne,o York,
JTAS RECEIVED BY RECENT ARRIVALS
III FROM EUROPE, aud will continue to receive
Ry steamers and Packets full assortment of
Bobbinet and Thread Laces and Edginss, New
Style ss
Muslin Laces and Edgings, new style
NsB
A black Silk Nets, plain and figured
Black Silk Laces for trimmings ,~
Silk and Cotton Quillings
Mems and womcn's black, white and colorcd
Mems and womens black, while and coored
Spun Gloves
Fancy Cotton Mitts and Gloves
Black, white and colored Silk Lace Mitts
Children's Silk Mitts aud Gloves. .a
IA and A long Silk Lace Mitts and Gloves.
do do chdren's do do
Black and white Silk Hosiery
do do Spun do
Silk Shirts and drawers
Black and Fancy Satin Vestings
b Fancy Silk Cravats Itf5y tF
I,sdies' Fancy Silk Handkerchefs
la7 Fancy BonnotinRs .rs
l9a Fancy Silk and Satin Trimmings, new and
confined styles ~ ftg
Bavarian Gimps
Bullion and o'her Fringes. from l inch to %
inches, in great variety, some very rich
Mems and women's Ihibet and Cashmere
Gloves ~
Children's Thbet and Cashmere Gloves
Mems heavy Woollen Gloves .,' s
ID do Channels lined Berlin Gloves
Worsted Shawls, in great variety
a doi' Cravats or Comforts,
Worsted Hoods, in great variety =,
a. Childrens do .IHr
Childrens Muffs, Pelerines, Boas, &c. &c.
I5@ All Of which arc offered for sale on the most
favorable terms. july 22--tf
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BRITISH DRY GOODS.

RIGGS, JENKINS s. co.
No. S3, WiIIiam-strcei, N. ".
TTAVE IN store and now landing, an extensive
Il assortment of Saplc and Fancy Goods, adapt
cd To the fall trade.
STUFF GOODS.
ORLEANS CLOTHS Black, colored and fancy
in great variety, II
ALPACCA LUSrRES OF superior finish, in oil
qualities, ....
SILK WARP ALPACCAs--From low to fine,
PLAID LtJSTRES- Mourning and high colorci,
SILK STRIPED LUSTRES--P Plain and twilled
Tibet CLO'rfiS--Single and double twilled,
BENGAL STRIPES-Silk figured Cashmercs.
DRESS GOODS.
MOUSLTN DE Misunderstanding and fancy,
CASHMERE D'ECOSSE--Gingham Robes,
% aud 80 INCH GINGHAMS- -Earleston and
Tartan,
OREGON, CALIFoRNIANs AND BUENA
VIsTAS,
TARTAN PLAIDsMsilk and Silk and Cotton,
VICTORIA CASH ERES-Nsw and confined
styles,
"a and A PRINTs-Chinty. Mourning and
Furniture. .'.. ~,
MEMS WEAR.
CLOTHS-Wool blacks and blues, Of superior
make,
VALENCIA, Cashmere and Silk figured Vestings
SERGES. "a and Cd complete assortment
"a and "a WOLLEN PLAIDS, for Innings,
LAMA SILEClAS, selected cnlors. Black Casbans
INDIGO BLUE PILOTS, BED PADDlNGs
&C., &c. .@ July 20 If
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STEAM PRESS BRICKS.

A REMARKABLE evidence Of the superior
n strength of the,e Bricks may be Witnessed at
the Aihenmum, where nearly 500 900 have been
delivered within tho last two months, and yet The
entire waste from this large quantity would scarcely
ill common cart.
PRICES AT THE KILN WHARF.
Run OF the kiln, per m, So. all arch. 6 So arch
and rcd, 81; all red. so; delivered at Light street
or Pratt street wharf at so cents m additional,
or Ut any part Of the city according 10 distance
Double pressed Fronts, such as are now laid at
the A,hengum light red for caseng fire places, lay
ing hoarihs or floors Of ovens, &c. $40 per M.
Hard bats, per two horse loads, 81 90.
FIRE BRICKS, the best known for blast Fur
naces $40 to S26 per m, or 81 30 TO 50 per hun.
bred according To sine. s.
Refer to Peter Novel, Munson Iron Works; Jno.
Barker, S. M>Fales, Baltimore; John Gambler, Mid.
dletown, Pa and many others Address
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Baltimore.
:. A.. "a n -. .
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RRANDfES.-Ver fine old Goddard; do Otard,
- DuPuy & Co; do Henncsscy; do Champain;
do Sszerack; do J. ]. Dupuy.
WlNES-Fine old Howard. March & Co. Ma
doira, do Constitution do, do Reserve do, do Brah.
man do, do Blackburn do, do London Particular do,
do Wandcrcr do, do Clay do, do Harmony do, do
Monleiro do, DO Bud do, do Rapid do, do Campo.
metro do, do Anontillado Pale Sherry, do Smith
Woodhousc & Co.'S. Pale and Brown Sherry, do
Lobodo do, do London Dock Port, do Il. j. Smith.
Harmony do, Champagne, favorite brands. -
A large assortment Of Bordeaux, Claret and otbc,
French Wines, Hook Wines, Tokay, Cons,an,in
Johanncshcrger, &C., &c.
Hermitage, Red and White Burgundy, in boxes
each duzen.
For sale by ROBERT Oracle.
july ~ # 10 Broad street. N. Y
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JOHN g OTTIE r,
w ,ATCH MAKER,

NO. 70 WNLL STREET, N. Y.
"AvING dissolved his connection with s. w
IL Benedict and opened store at is Wall st.
hopes by continued personal attention to the repairing
and regulating Of chronometer, duplex, repeating
patent detached lever ard all other kinds Of watches
mantle and office clerks, till to retain his reputation
as workman, and merit share Of public patronage
Gold and silver watches, silver spoons, forks, &c
of the best description, and equal to coin.
His Regulator, (made by himself,) and extensive
ly known for the last two years as Benedicts Regu
lator, Wall street, having been accurately adjusted
and timed by transit observations, will always secure
to his friends and the public the correct time.
jy 81 If
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NEW GOODS.
FOR FALL II RADE
OF lS47.
= ALLEN, HAZEN s. CO.,

~.
oN EAohANok LAVE
AVE hE'Ei.ED pi LATE 'hNM AL9
- 'n' wiz Gonunue 70 ioeelvo W aeIes ano
o~a"s' ,.oni Du'po' '''y 'o's' u''u W." S'''''
~ s'Ao n,
i1N"hisii, RENot, ANY AND olAfhE
.,., =, a. ~ =,
nap. 49, nv aPP'vaIns toa'o"' eo''''''s -
r- Ne 'e ' .gtzr
~, .u
,,.;a. ps;S &C.,, pan a.a nj . ,,I;,s
IN $50 p:,l DE- W, IN, a,,l MI H.
." Jn .o N''n ''' ''''o''a'' BIN anu "'' n's"
''o'''
r. en-, III va ne. III
,s,o AM W.,;naS 49, AL .",,,s s'r;noa al
olsid pstterns. and desons. Rich Casbmere do
Black and colored striped and plaid Satins do. of ev.
ery slyls and mice
woo1LEN NET sHAwts.
A very large assortment from lowest TO highest
cost consistns In ns,t II ,bs Gtllowina s,vI.a VIZ,
New York, Portugal, Brampton, Washington, Turk
sh, Monterey, Pyrenees; Palo Alto, &c. &C. &C., as
well es many others, all of which are entirely new
n this market. a.
FRENCH KID GLOVES.
A most complete assortment Of mems and wo-
mems French Kid Gloves, of all coors styles and
prices also large variety Of mems Buck aud wo-
mems and mems Castor Gloves,
BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS.
large and well selected stock Of the newest and
most lasoonape coors anu Designs comprising all
~''''i' UNI sv'e'.
SILK CRAVATs.
Black and Fancy Silk Cravals a large variety Of
new styles also Polka Cravats, Cashmere Mufiers,
etc. eic.
SPTTALFlELD SILK HDKS.
Plain and Twill Silk Hdks, light and dark madden
coors real India and British Corahs, 80 inch square;
China Cords and Twills, beautiful styles; also,
White, Crimson, and Colored Brocade do. /. 4
FRENCH susPENDERs.
An assortment of entirely new styles.
FRENCH GRAPES.
Including the diffe ent quantities Of Black, Col
ored and White.
SILK GLOVES. u,
Mems and womeh's, of all kinds, spun and fine
Silk.
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~ UNS AND PIsToLs.-Just received and
w now opening
$50 single barrel Guns, ! stock, percussion locks
slow priced"
100 single barrel do, rih'd mita. wire barrels
back action locks.
so double barrel do imita. wire back action locks
so double barrel Guns, do roal patent breech.
ds do do real twist and patent do
500 pairs Pocket Pistols, "low priced from Sic
per pr to $3.50.
N. d. About 20 double barrel Guns, slightly
damaged, which will DO sold very low. Gunsmithf
will find il to their interest to examine the NJ Tor sale
by NEWBOULD & RUSSELL,
No. l1O Fulton street, New York, between Broad.
way and Nassau st., importers OF Hardware and
Guns. julp 81 #.
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P AVILI o. N,
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND,
New York.

New York.
TNHE Proprietor begs to inform his friends and
i the public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since the last
season. He has erected large building contain
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body of the Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only they are of a comfor :
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects TO those which are generally demo-
minated singleroonls in the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor is now ready to treat with fami-
lies or parties wishing TO engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed to him at the City Ho-
tel, Broadway, will be Immediately attended to
steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz:
From Nsto Brighton. From North Pier, NJ York.
Ats and IL AM. At9, PM. and IL.
2 S 20, PM. 3 l-2, S, g. 6, PM.
More frequent communications will be eslab-
Eished as the season advances. lf.s E..is.lt u, ri
The Pavilion is ready for the reception Of COM
pany. fUt a F. BLANCHARD.
may l3-tf ag.T.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-10
Fl. g. ID. III. BRO OKS g. co.
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs s. vEsTINGs

CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES g. vEsTINGs,
/, Nos. ll6 and llS Cherry street, ~ Y.
CORNER OF CATHERINE.
'TTAVE ON hand very largo STOCK of
Ill Fashionable ready made Clothing, just manu-.
fnclured. and especially adapted to the season.
Also, an extensive and complete assortment OF
Fancy Articles. embracing every variety pertaining
To Gentlemons wardrobe. Also, Cio'hs, Cassi.
n'eres and Vesiings, by the piece, in quantities
70 suit purchasers,
GARMENTS Of every description manufactured
to order in the best possible and in point Of
style not TO be surpassed
July 20 If