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Anrtion Sales.

yNstsu A4s.ff aisa .srs ooosf
NN rs@tS, RICHARDS & FLArr-s.of. n.
ID -Liosral Cssh Advances made % eonssrr
pnenls for Anrfioo sslee
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May u
Books AND SrarioSskY-A large collection sand.x4
and miscellaneous books. stationery. kc.
THURSDAY EVENING. May IS
AL O'Clock. At The Auction Room
Law LisRsRy-An extensive and valuable Law LfDr.rv
embracing c0mpele sets 81 he Reports u Wendell Hh
Co~an, Paige, johnson. Ne--y. kng,sh Common L.
Reporls Peter ID OFFS Abrid Cement &c uoorsn d
ard Treaties Elementary N0,ks English Repor,s le
FRIDAY EVENING, May IA,
All O'Clock. st the AuctiOa Room
Law BOoKs-A large collection Of valuable lAw booas
inclndng New York Reports vsusbs Reports and s.sls
law uesises, elementary WORKS &c
AT PkfNAyE SALE.
ELArk BoOxsAp eI-astv- sssOri'n go 20 Blank Booas
,oolscap deny aud medium siTr, In fg sheep and BAT
Russs hrdinss Aso, hsf BVnod bsnts iorg ard broad
fsd. ouaFsOs menOf acd gm boOfs, CON posuca booss
fr.e oi, pou soios &C well nsngfsrtzf ed 20 vtlch
Zee Grniioo OF rs ust. sinvited.
Qlsro BfefEs-A luge variety 81 s.oiiy sihes 10
plain sheer sIas git ard rich morocco ondinss-sy ~
cssc or smaller oosnliiies
P.yEs HASsisss-15 go role Of PAPER ngins cha<s
pstt-rns sstu-d ard nnssrnei Aso. bre-hoafds pnsa
~indo~ papers borders &c BY ne case 90 smaller Sasa
ttes
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Urn Sooos.
DARKER, 2sl Grand-.t has lust opened the iollowin

DARKER, 2sl Grand't has lust opened the following
10 goods.
Cases de Lsines for Ia.
Cases high colors, Ia Sd and ls 3D.
Splendid Ombre, Is 81 and p
scotch Ginghams, Is and ls cd
Very fine SEQ ich Ginghsms, 10 and Is ID
Printed Lawns, fast cOlors, IL and IL %
greuch Lawns IL 81 and p bd.
1 lot beautiful Summer Sik for Is per yard
Foulard plaid aud figured, cheap
Also ali widths black SilksfOr mantas and dresses
Also. ,atin stripe MohaiT for dresses
Sullana Gnhams
Also 200 printed Muslin dresses 1t yards wide for only
81 per dress. .,-,-,- 49,.
Also satin striped snd plaid Apscs beautiful coors chesp
Also psin black Alpacas from 3 up
loco Shaws, comprising all kinds wanted iot We
Great bargains al ,,,.,,o., "a, 90,
myl0 ss = bAhhchs, ~ oIsno
/sESTLEMEN'S SPRING and summer Wesr-
NIOur stock OF seasOnsbe goods, comprising me stc-
and styles In The market offered Tor IN
.pection under that the same endeaVof
which hAve ELECTED very liberal share on pAtronass VIII
be exerled give satisfaction IN The style and make OF
garments Ia particular would comment to me alien
ton those proved the truth OF our assertions
In reference uperor cut OF pantsoons we arc ems
bled To furnish assortment VI Cassimeres and Dri
ings and those In want Of light and airy garment
| several highly approved styles Of Sacks
From Ihs particular attention directed to Army and Ma
W work Uniforms furnished In strict conformity TO
regulations and have always on hand goods 10 answer
| the requirements ~ all grades OF the service.
WIN. T. JENNINGS CO Diapers and Tslofs,
| az i.H 81 Broadway. American Hotel
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vii cel-brs- Us Tenth Anniversary 10 ne Alen-st T.
Church, on Wednesday eveung rext, May Il Services
10 commence ~ n O'Clock Rev. Bishop JaSEs or Rev
Dr. PIrN will preside Addresses VII be delivered ~
I Rev n MuLBUEN ex-Chap'ain 10 Congress, ana Rev.
JNo w b WOoD II he y. Y CohL Music BY the AlensL
Choir The friends Of the society and the public generally
are respectfully invited 10 be present
/ myI2It4 ISAAC COLLORD Sec Com. CT Arr.
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WAsHrNGToN ISsgRAANcE COMPANY,

Chartered II 1896. with Capital Of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
lakes Fire and nAnd Navigation risks at the lowest rate.
Of premium Loses prompted abused aud paid AZ the
Agency Once Ia New-Yofk
Reference may be made TO Messrs Prime, Ward Co
s. Wall-sL VIM. GOODMAN Presidaot
T. CARTER, Secretary.
al wFsNImis. wM.IAs. BoSGs. Agent. ca w.u.t
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WHO IS GOING TO EUROPE
lust PUBLISHED, complete The Tourists Guide. or.
peucilngs 10 Eng and and the Continent with the
Expenses Conveyances Distances sights. Hotels, SC.
and important Hints 10 the Tourist by JOhn Henry sher-
bourne. author Of The Life OF Paul Jones" Naval
Sketches Secret History Of the Administration Of John
Adams &c. Price 90 cents For sale, wholesale and
retail by
LONG 4 BROTHER 81 Arn-st
W IA. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings
r @ BERFORD. 4 Co Astor House.
-, l..,L..lf.r. ..r,.ratly a
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General Nolites
and Foreign Anri-slavery So

" American and Foreign Anii-.layery So
cIetyThe snnnAl meeting for The choice OF ocsfs and
he uAn sscon Of business will be held In The Lecture
Room OF the Broadway Tabernacle on wednesday, May
r. a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ BY order Of the TX Committee,
WILLIAM HARMED, Rec secy.
There will be Public Breakfast AID Anu slavery Meet
ing al the shove ace on "Wednesday May r. 81 hsf Pss
O'Clock precisely. Single tickets 81. cents FOR lady
and eent.man 81 cts; the American and Foreign AMI
5 ayery Once, spruce-st myl< IL
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PLAIN and Figured .Nastings. Of all tviitlhs
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS

To their stock Of which particular attention IL solicited,
every having been taken render Il unsurpassed In
quality, variety and richness OF patterns.
To HOte Keepers PufgeyOrs for Steamboats, well a.
families-i Is confidently believed that this establish
affords facilities 10 selection in every department VI
the business, rarely equaled. NILS 2msodis
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TDr. Honick,s New Lecture OF the P'
~ The Auen--t. Yoaihs'. Missionary society

Instinct Origin II LIE &C to day as NJ IN the Ana
I lomcal Hall " T. corner Of Broadway aud Grand-sL-
Admission 3 cis For gentlemen only illustrated by his
sl1t-en AlpTopf.ate snaionllcA- models mn <tls
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Wn. n. JONES Agcuoneer
ROUT- AND sHOEs-By J. D. lNGERsOLL
~ % store ~ Pear-sL on Wednesday May 70, At 10
O'CLOCK so cases boots, snoer and brogsas suitable for
Ias southern Western and city trade.
Also, 81 cases mems prime kip pegged boots
Also, ~ cases mems zeal slippers and busklns
Aso ~ cases mems and boys kip peggsd brogans mo
tlNE PLANTS Al AUCTIUN-A. LEVY will
sell on Thursday morning at II O'Clock al 80 Broad
way avery choice collection Of G-eephonse Plants from
NE garden OF Mr. T. b Mantel. consisting OF oranges 10
ifu and f0wer Of various sorts azais ssmlnes
OF various kinds daphues oieanders with many other
reues, al IN bloom and nns order Also, qualify Of
rower seeds Just received from Holland. myll 81
SPECIAL REPORTING.-Dr. HousTos, steno-
- sHpher the Senate " the United States be adj
dr-s.ei The Offices Of Drs Casis aud Edwards Aurss
Sal Broadway
pr a. r~ev-. private papils Terms s2o -sch an ims
CARRIAGE CLOTH--iua pieces lndia Rubber
- C4rrage C.otl l2ain and nsarod) OF superior quality
~ ss- u ur Tsst risr<t rric1s n Ne ~syetouse u
ne ss~,n y '2aa Hsahr' f<clofs, s. ksdec-,ss
81 sN
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GREEN'S WORKS ON GAMBLING.

CAMBLING UNMASKED OF, The Personal Experi.
VI ence of J. Green. " The Reformed Gambler
with Portrait Of the Author.
Toe Arts and Mysteries OF Gambling Designed erpe.
cially as warning The Youthful and Inexperienced
against he Evils Of Cd Gus and Destructive Vice.
With numerous and Characteristic Illustrations.
The Secret Band Of Brothers, or The American Oat-
laws compiled from lhs orr gina overwhelmingly Illus
lrated Price Of each. so cents.
We have received from the publishers OF these works
= copy Of each and never more mistaken 10 our
life II they prove Invaluable legacy 10 society al
large and youth In particular Let them be widely DIS
semlnated. fhlh SATURDAY couIiet
Fof sale wholesale and retail. by
BURGESS STRlNGER& Co. 2&2 Broadway.
LONG BROTHER. 80 Ann-st
". ". GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
r @. BERFORD 4 Co AstOr House
And by booksellers generally. myiO9t
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST VALUABLE
DOOK FOR FARMER ever phnted.-A Complete
u Guide both practical and Scientific. for The Manage m-nt
Of The farm and cOmpend Of American Agrcu lure Con
tanning concise and plainly wflIen exposition OF every
duty pertaining the cultivation Of the earth the manage
meni Of The Farm nc &c. on practical principles by
r. L Allen. 49,
Th. book also treats OF the diseases OF Horses snd Cat
lie and everything necessary 20 their management There
s n- in fact single subject farming matters ha "a
not here fully psned and set forth At large
the mode OF preparation and the effects Of all kinds Of ma
nurrs-lhe origin, texture, divisions and description OF
every variety OF sOis-th the economy OF sowing feapbg
and mOwing-mOde Of breeding aud nuTsing al domesc
snimasin fact mi ghi I'll column in describing the
Of this useful book, and not Tell one hall wha
contains , -.
The reader can form some ides Of what he Is going TO
buy the fact that the book treats OF 300 different sub
jects important a farmer Price 81
Published aud for sale for the Author By
myiO Suss {. N sANTON, 10 Broadway.
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by T.. Cotton, Aucucn and Commission Met
ID chant ssie. Room SO Broadway, Como hsll nAs'
iug removed 70 he above named large roos 10 now nfe
pared TO receive all kinds u Cabinet furniture, Dty
Goods Carpets and Housekeeping ureles OF every oe
scrpon on consignment mr private sale or auction mo
also huy, Il preferred Oa.door sales 10 any part o. Ms
/ city attended, a. nsusl
AT the Auction Room. SO Broad~ sy, At lot ocioct
sALE OF PAPER HASGINGs Dry Goods, furniture hsrf'
wsre &c comprising ssin groBud paper hangings. eod.
veIve, and medium borders. IN quantities 10 suiI Also
invoice o. dry goods comprising deisines arscss prnts
thread Also large lot OF hardware, soch as walters
knives scissors Knobs cs.tors &c Also, al invoice Of
cotton sheeng linen bosoms, &c. Also, table mats iE
quantity. Also the bssnce u carpets and furniture
WEDNESDAY. May II,
Atloi O'Clock,
Sale ofdry goods, furniture &C Particulars In tine
| ~ CUAnBERLAIN. AUCrIoNEER- Store No .
u. spmce-si-Lbers advances male on Goods eousgn.
carefully attended To- and respectfully solicited Pfompi
THURSDAY May 49,
At 10 o'clock, 81 9spruccsL
SECONDHAND FVRSIrUsE, Accom- pricing soi.s, SIDE
boards buresux mahogany wardrobe one the secretary
bookcase card aud tables. and rash seal chairs
bed.esd. feather beds hair mattress, cots, mahogany
wahsnd crock-ry, solar astral snd hall lamps o~ioips
I secondhand carpets oh cloth. &c. &c.
Also one fne toned secondhand piano forte.
Also lot brushes boots, shoes. fancy goods, &c nc
MONDAY, May ~.
Al 10 O'Clock, st9 spucest
snEsIyr sME OF the balance OF books marble sses,
counter &c -, .
Ai,o general assortment Of secondhand furniture, he
Al.o COPPER soda fountains snd apparatus, counter
cooler lead pipes, &c being complete set o'ods water
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CKEAT BAKEtINS.-NOm1s DlIIons, h0oks and
VI ry-s, fancy goods and oys-doz-n prices back
side Is dressing A., ivory o. hair brushes
2is tooth rs, badger shaving Is walnut oil shaving
soap 20 %. Cologne water S. fancy soaps
wafer IN boxes l., twine reels 21s hooks And eyes in
boxes IS scissors 6s Gross prices hooks and eyes
cards L. 9it buttons S. twist cOs, &c. pesr shirt a.
D. bone Is eye-t. IL Sd slate pencils lead l2 corset
facets O., shoe facets IS. Wholesale and retail
l. II. ABBEY co. 81 CaihArn@-st
/ ruvtf 1r.- 90 10, hai,uv
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WINDOW -HADES.-Wndow shad-s from sl a
par and npwHd, a. one hs1 heir former prices Al
JEREMIAH LAAbERIs dry goods store So Green-
~ieh near sprng ss Also ingram and Venetian carpet
ins Oh eohs ngs, embroidered abs and pisuo covers
- Ios-Aei viii general assortment Of s-asonsbe dry
gooos mys 6us-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BY II. L. STILLMAS.

For The Tribune.
NY CHILDBoo0's HOME.
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r. Citizens, Bank.-bOoks OF subscription 10 NE
csp Al stock VI thi. n.ibon will be opened on M0ndsy
l7h Nav net Al The Pacific Hotel 62 Gfeenwieht and
viii esin open every ~ until the necessary amount o.
capital shall have been subscribed. Committee viii Be
Ia attendance from 10 10 II A. NJ and TO d. eaet
dsy and vii give ali nscesary Information IN relation to
frafa .Irnar L.
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HYDRAULIC PRESS AND STEAM BOILER
NOR sALE.-FOr sale, large hydraulic press and
L pump 10 hrst rate order which will DO sold very low
Also small boiler feet lOng and 50 inches 10 ala
meter with safety valves, try COCKS cast iron furnace
front crates &c al In good and nearly For par
ucu ars inquire Of BRETT TOMAS Fishkll Landing
n 7 or Of BEALE, AELECK DE- WITT, ITO Broad
/ A. myj 2Ets'
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Jane, NJ Hoyt Hysn wagenea,Jr.yohn }. Phelps,
lArob Hoopo-t George DAYTON, Edward Ellsworth
YIN Howe. Jr. Jonsinsn SIurges, Milford MEun,
Thos. c. Doremus, Levi APgar, VIM D IisdAle'
mylO lQus
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coal. DEPOT,

Lenor's Jpharf, near The Long Bridge.
TINE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
patrons and the public that he is receiving dai-
" the above article Of its various kinds and qualities
(which will make his PRESENT stock equalto any in the
District, consisting Of Butler, Red Ash, Pine Knot
Broad Mountain, Glover Hill, suitable for Cooking
ranges radiators, CRATES, furnaces, etc.
have had, at considerable expense, my yard
planked, and have erected comsaodious shed for
III reservation Of the coal from the dust an
weather, and would state to those persons who may
obtain their stock Of in the fall that, in case the
quantity purchased should be found not suff-
Gent for the season, is the very frequenty,
only small advance will be made on the price to
supply the deficiency.
Iwould request the citizens generally to call be-
fore making their purchases, as | am resolved TO
dispose of the article at reasonable rates.
N. d Each load accompanied by the certificate
Of sworn weigher
Orders will be received at the "Butler Coal or.
fce;" Mr.. s. e. Massoetti's Drug Store, on Penn.
sylvania avenue, opposite Coleman's Hotel or they
may be left with Mr.. John F. Callan, Drug Store,
corner Of 7th and L streets; (either Of whom will
receipt for me j through the post Office; or at the
Yard. on l3l street, near the Long Bridge
sep 6-2aw6w JOHN PETTIBONE.
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IN OUR NEW PUBLICATION OFFICE.
A Word to Advertisers.

We are in our new Publication Office over
SMMs g. Sons Wine Store, where we shall be
happy to see our friends and The public The
reading room will not be ready for some days.
Due notice will he given of the fact
We have word TO say 10 Advertisers. in
our selection of type for Advertisements we
have laid in the most extensive and beautiful
variety Of display letter and cuts representing
eperything IN commerce from white-chapel
needle up to sheet anchor" We care mol
what it is person desires TO advertise we shall
he able 10 represent ii by beautiful, light and
airy cut. ..
Advertisements are already crowding in
upon us. This is right. The sooner they are
handed in, the sooner we shall get out our pa
per in its new dress. Remember,-we shall
issue 5000 copies of the'new paper for circu,
lation in the city and in Georgetown. Adver-
tissments left at the desk in our publication
office will be promptly attended 10. The
sooner, we repeat, they are handed in, the
better,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20

HoME-No marvel thatpocts have chosen
home and their native land, as grateful theme
Of songs. In thems elves, the words are full
Of melody; in their associations they from
exquisite music. 1t is blessed thing to
have heaven ofrest where love lights its
beacon, and keeps its vigils to greet the re-
turning wanderer, weary of chcerless pill
grimage by flood or field. God help those
for whom every country wears foreign as
pect-who avert their steps from the
dwelling Of their fathers, bansihed by the
clouds Of dscord, or the rank weeds Of de-
ISOLATION. a.
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THE PRINTERS PRAYER.

o, thou GREAT HEAD OF Earth and Heaven,
Who doth the bowling tempest ride.
Thy VIII, the holy RULE has given -'
Be thou the PRINTERS only GUIDE.
When ear thy AZURE BOOK expands,
lie secs in starry LETTERS bright,
The WORK OF thine eternal HANDS,
Great Sovereign OF eternal Light
With Heavens efiulgent TYPE serene,
The beauteous rain-bow's cheering RAY,
IMPRINT upon his soul the scene
That opens in celestial day.
And when this earthly Wondering FORM
Is LOCKED in deaths cold icy CHASE,
o! save his spirit from the storm
That hurls the victims from thy face.
And o, when the last Trump shall sound,
And bid the slumbenng dust arise,
May he be in the COLUMNS found,
That form the PAGES OF the Skies,
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a"as TO THE
VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, &c.
General Agency at the City OF
Washington, ID.

Washington, ID. G.
SAMUEL STETTINIUs. General Agent, No-
= iary Public, Justice Of The Peace de-, respect
fully inform the Volunteers and the United States
Regulars, and the representatives Of the deceased
Soldiers, that he is prepared to undertake. the settle
ment of their Claims, with the Departments
at Washington. He will procure Bounty. Land
Warrants, Treasury Scrip, Pensions for tho Wound
ed, Pensions duo Willows and Orphans Of the
deceased Soldiers Arearagcs Of pay for servi-
ces rendered, Mileage, or any other Claim or
Claims against the General Government that may
be confded to bis management, will be speedily at
tended to.
His terms are moderate.
He can DO consulted at any time between the
hours of o'clock, A M, and o'clock, r. NJ, at his
office 18th street, opposite the Treasury Depart
mcnt. sep 3m
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20

The Union in commenting upon the recent
letter published in the Jalapa Bulletin as an
intercepted letter from our government TO Gen.
Scott, said Gen, Scott has never relied upon
revolution for furthering his views upon the
CAPITAL and no authority has eper bee" giUen TO
propose an aynlistice" If this be true aud the
armslice asked for does not produce peace. we
may look for open Remuneration Of Scott by
the Union. .,."'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20

e3- The papers say that Slidell Mackenzie,
who hung young Spencer al the yard arm, has
been appointed to the command of the Steam
Frsate Mississippi. The Mddies should look
out for their nccks. But, seriously, could not
the Administration find some other officer to
take command Of this vessel? They will in.
cur great odium, and justly too, in restoring
such man rs Mackenzie to active seivice.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20
NOT'ICE!!

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform his
L patrons, that for their convenience, and the
public in general, he has removed his csiahlish'
insnt TO n capacous room s. Of the Avenue, between
l2,h and 9th streets, where he will always DO found
carly and late ready to attend to those ~ho may favor
him with call. Hc la,,ers himself from the expe
renee he has had in his profession, that he stand.
No. in the art Of Hair dressing and Shaving, ard
would invite those who not apprised OF his SKI!
10 give him trial, being convinced that from the
facility and rapidty manifested in the operation,
that they will come again. Every thing will be
found neat and comfortable IN his Esta blishmen,,
and no will ensure clean towel to each individual
Having large family to support share Of public
patronage 10 earnestly solicited. NJ. DUBANT.
/. sep Is # mat. Init
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20

There is speculator in omnibus tickets in
Philadelphia who buys them at SO per cent dis
count. He rides in the omnibus and sis near
the hole. When persons pay their six pences,
he is polite enough to take them, but hands up
ticket instead, and thus he pockets the differ
clce .. ~.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20
COAL! COAL!

lust arrived aud now landing and will be con-
stan,ly receiving during the season. first quality
Anthracite Coal, egg size, which will be sold low
for cash, delivered from the Vessel.
Apply to the undersigned at bis Lumber Yard on
7lh street, near the Canal, Where can be had all
kinds Of Building materials, cheap for cash or short
credit to punctual customers.
sep 9 2,w6w =: NJ. FEARSON.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20

THINA, GLASS, EARTHEN-WARE BRI-
W TANNIA-WARE SOLAR, OIL & LARD
LAMPS, &C., &c, Wholesale and retail, opposite
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue
4. Pursell anxious to reduce his extensive stock
Of the above articles, will sell at reduced prices for
CASH He solicits q call from his friends and the
public generally at his Store and Warehouse. Penn
sylvania Avenue. TaOS. PURSELL.
sen d3m ua d..
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20
PORT OF WASHINGTON.

SEPTEMBER 2o.-Arrivals up 10 2 O'Clock Pr.
Allegheny, VIM Ruank, lumber to John Purdy,
Salisbury
Index, VIM Missie, coal to VIM e Stubs, Phila.
delphis ...
New Haven, VIM Deathy, wood to A Clark,
river a....- g.. ..'
Joseph, Noah Jones, wood do do
Steamer Columbia, q Guyther, merchandise to
tho District, Baltimore
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20

0y-The Potter Pioneer, Pa, has led off in the
nomination of Mr.. Buchanan for the Presden-
cy. The Charleston Mercury evidently is
looking the same way. But its all labor lost,
gentlemen. Old Zach will upset all your in
trgues, and scatter them 10 the wind.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20

~ The Chld-killer, Restell, has been
balled in $4,000. the bail B. H. Day, (who
ought never TO show his head again in open
day. receiving $1,000 for the filthy job, and
the amount of bail in Treasury notes.-the ear.
nings Of her infamous career. How is it that n;
York will tolerate such devil in its mdst7
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20

Or The Post Office Department has sent Mr.
Owner TO look into the recent failures of the
mails between Montgomery and Mobile
If Mr.. johnson could expedite them between
Montgomery and Blakely so as to gain the "a
hours now gained by J. C. Riddle s. Co.'S Fix
press--a thing of easy accomplishmen,--he
would earn the thanks Of the whole public
We throw out the hint for his consideration
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-20

o. Col Fremont has demanded of the Sec
rotary of War copy Of all the charges and
specifications against him whether official or I'M
official, and calls for an immediate trial. He
has been called to Charleston by the death Of
his mother. He asks for the widest range in
the testimony upon his trial
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0d- Mr.. Joseph Fawce,t, of Montgomery
county, Md, had daughter seven years Of
age, drowned in fsh-barrel on Wednesday
evening, 10Th inst.
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A gentleman belonging to the Democratic
party, who occupies high official station 10
this city. has declared that if it took $4,000 to
elect Robert M. Mclean, he should be elected
Baltimore Rough and Ready.
And moi longer ago than last Friday, De-
mocrat, high in Office IN this city, said that ev-
cry Congressional District would be carried for
his party, il il took $100. 900 to do it.