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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05
M4ssrR. AVID NoEAL.or Bosros.-Tbe Bos.o

MASSTRs AND MORALS o. B0sT0S.-Tbe Boston
Traveller q Friday has TIE following
I.is morning a. 1giemyi MAZE a; TIE corner u
Bscksto1e .; > gag q si-V-s tve N 11nh-- 70
rob coGuuyHnze VIZ hsi fsled Of setcnz shelter for
ths Right Tier seEe6 am 5T lts throat sod en1osT
Orsd u get Is sscs. 80 assvy silver sGArd chan
ir1sts,c1 iae.r ezra Ss1 Re elEsiog tar grss,,
u,snsEea . e<csPe.
ne ssss bAa ci.sui.ea themselves sAlors Aas are
r-p0-tsa rss5e ether unsuccessful
.enPs s-rins toe nlket
PEosasrr MAL R0sBEEr-A man calling him.
SCI goaa L. ress-tes tas morning TIE SA.tzsky
CIV Bank Pa scich be sExig.f = rAlse Eiis
al ire pSssul I've several ers;ts s-O-nrns n a. .
TIE sz- o. ss2i A. crs~r ~ AexAoeer Day Psysoie
70 re order q Seren, irdiv3u1s directed % Csrpen
ier Nerrlye Of Sewiork All Al bearing cste a; De
iros, gurs - l547. Az9uai and o-asrs a, io-o~s
500 = order oi .Csn ct-gkrL u. Co 81. .
shelson Phe,ps & Co. 800 % hess-s Pst-i & Co
49, TO seymour Co; 81 70 George B-.re. hey
numbered - Slows ;-S40 81. 81 - - Ca
sccgry.ly.
Ma Az q The drafts we're ss3orsed VI lee s,s.ea
ma; se reserved th@z payment for pr q eorses
sn1 q ~aEoa- a Aonroc CoGEry Nesixk1- 60 SATURDAY
AS; ssisE sonc isrse days bsrf hey s2peGr .
have been drawn Iness fsc,s kyP@Sr-ns ratoer SIS
,s-ous NJ Lee was S-rts,s1 y Ns-s-A Beuschos,-r,
tAsea eeiors TIE NsyO-, ADD ~ cin b0and oFsr %
ehsrse q grAaa isroSay. >sn3Gsky 10 Arrcf axe =.
ARRIVALS AZ QUEsEc.-Up % Jane y, Inclusive.
- ~ en.-rsaz hs1 s-rivec y o. tce Z7i1 Al
2-.h q rs arrived n l. shiPs, VIZ SO from Live
p>ol 2sS from Belfast CO from LineTick c. from
Cox 80 fron Da5l-a. - from ---so. ArriFEs t.s
.essoa = 81 Il a. q ihis Noflsera elErosEi s-res
Isl q As-ca isst over 10 100
II Gen JEckso5 II bis VII directed thai TIE
pis,os which presented y WAstington q Ls;sy
e.e. At TIE commencement Of Tie Wa @ tse EsVolu
roa sHs ssiot we're Subsequently, prese-le1 70 0eoera
sscEsoa - the WAshing:os fAEy . - presented -
.ae go q Lsfsyet;4. n Ptris This sAs lea tooe
'croaxn M L Nsrn- UElte3 States ChArxe dA-s-res
2 ffhoo- and ieer receipt Is trknovedz~d = . -ffer
troG L.tsysfss- Boston Traasc-ipt
y The mother q w. c. Bryant the poet died
!; PsociA II o g. c. Nay AS sas 80 = s2are Of
yn0gis, kss
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Boarding.

FURNISHED ROOMs-ro ct arg. AIRY p.rors
L 40 secroons wi.hoss eocd, n ecSss - Brostwu.
spo.i,e De aosioo's H8W
DOARDiNt.-s1I.s o. ro0n. . 81 faEiss~i O. az.
Dlrr,.e-c via ~ilbost board IL lsb.s Ess
ush family ffocn Loocoe. vD>re cicansn>ss ard coUss
cs1 - -rtIyet As1. or lsfes snge xecLrnea csa
- s-c1 ik.ec VII pi-ssAnt rcons viii ercakAss snA
required 5sgs n he ecsse 20 he scoesso
H0a.s1n-.l OF M hEDArRsf, 2 u sssen sse iyl Is-
DOARD-With roors .hed n rec sirse say Re o.
Ossnes ~ sPplyins ~ = Sorsh Aeore-sl &c doom
ron ysrtcE ~ lw'
DOARDING-Csr e- BAT u . boalA, sne osets %
Dcsron. srse acd comDoc yCs sr9ss, peesa1t roozs.
cod and eos hsIos. - nottsS -
t~eeE Grad Ard Browne sta ferns ro1ers,s. ksses-
enc>s unchanged teS ~
BOARDING IN EAST BROADWAY.-fsc
- g-1-men AID 1eir wives cen Be sceou mod set win
oos-d Ard pesssnl rooms tpsat1es ssesec >-sso 30
sns- seau-n~o- Apply Al - Eass bfesivsy je0 ia
DoARDING-A senleasr esd ls1y OF q fev eagle
ID svcu-n-r - ocomEodsi-d via ple<sant rooDs
and board 81 y wnnest Also few day bo>Fdess q he
ssu- psc-. iels 40.
BOARD IN EAST BhOADWAY.-A s~elleosa
ID .,d ia vie All three single geoties~n, zen
Accommodated viii pleasasl starSnees sst sossd -
Supplying a. - Esss Broadway Retersoces exchanged
,es In
DOARpING-wIA P,ivsis family, and see q pisss
ID sorte II required s. MeDoassSt !eliln
'I,O LET VIII or wiieoai b1srd furnishes paxss so1
L Bedrooms, AZ IS. caosln Re'erenees exchanged
ele In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05

tseir iEefess 10 axe he cars a. Albsny for Csnaae
Four COrners where De Of Stages directly ~ LSe-
IN connection win tAs BY hss roats. psfsons
leaving New fors 10 ne morning Will sfve 81 ~ Syringe
c.ocs Ia ~ evening u sbe sane tsy Passengers
wil ~ tcie1d ihnoa from Albssy 70 Leosnoa for "
This vii Of maks the sfotiess, uos s1pediuoes
s1c cteapes r1e By ~hce naseers can reach Loo>nos
from he City o. Nsw-fort-
Passengers Who cave New fotk 10 Ne hight bcei wtk
arrive by ihs rozt. 81 Lebacon 10 oelcch he cert
nornicz Te>re bal seven mies Of Staging ~ Ih1e
fO1e, over pleasant road, with good Isens an1 sesl
coaches TnsveIeu ~il therefore be her Eossd ed
b deceived By he xxeos q any other me. e1ts
sry oooF-ysoo pretending 10 10 Lebanoo exespt -
recommended ahove
S-v.L~bsrOn sprtsxs, June -. lsr.
JAMES O HUNT. Asenl Csnsan -Four Core
ic1S Isl J. W. BABrOCh. do Leos8on Sprinfs
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Dr.. CLOVES NV TRUss e .

90 DIX. 6LOvkkS INV TkCoS
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plytrS Tn1sses 20 sTcy kint IL rpssra ns - 49,
u. s~ss fe.nals ap,or<rs ssk Q AnAS y 1890,
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O1cs An.-a ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05

.f046E-FIANO FOHI8S q Wy 90 Pic
80 Pefsoss ssOsi psrct&s1rs fsaeos oil Aes
70 th-if sdvsrsaSe ~ esll 81 r. 0l>nS I
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1904 raoos ooostNDly aan1 vhch vt Be soid oU foe
o, o. approved paper Dealers suppnet OF roera orns
W q GLyNN n co - Hslern-sI
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Railroads

NtORCE>TkR & NASHUA KAILROAD
w CONPAAf->ILh Ass7.su-1L-No.ee q berepy
sve- IA As.-.sue1l = I-l Do -sch slkfe q
10 Cs-s s,-s u LIS Con 7sry. -. o--- Id y -
bczrr 81 DIRECTOR. 49, a. Tr-zsur-rs Oc- -
Miss Norcssler, o. ~ . esy q A1s.s; r-Et
l. II HEhlSNAY. Ir-stIrsf.
Wofc-sser, Msss J--- = ~ rs Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05

FOR SALE NJ cd stsa1 No. Bsr
GAY 81 opposi,s ne Aslor Hsss,, . varisJ
""of Il. e. end octave Plano forsss o,
devery vsnesy Of psasrs, via I'll Ne
modern iucroren~us 70 rossvoo1 snd unkofsry cAsn
.srAsied n ever respee 70 give saas.suos o. % sale
Pisces 90 hire JANIS THOMPSON
jels az Ls6e falnan 4 RAn<sil
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CIrh IrEr-.

cAItkEAh, July ..
u Mr. Webster ,eil the City this morning ioi
SortssDFiou whsr- nexi ~eek be q engaged As eoun
-. Ia essc q mGoh .nPortsnoe. Hsn Rufas Csosie
u lie eo-Ase q The oAer sse-ASd sone fne iEieeo
t1s sPNTrins VII aa5oaosesly D. exhlb.sed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05

fAI TIOs-Tbe ygs.sc csar01ec not . trzs Dc
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DICHAKD-ON'- DICTIONARY, F0la 7s.Tso,
klfs- sa.s 81 HUNTINGTON I SAVAGE,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05

~ approved By J. T. Bestsn.n IS Bssknas-a
~ universal y approved Of ~ ~ NODDED -
ezlfy and a. veo ass es1, = ~ pressure
esn b srs1zsss1 fto1 70 ffy pounds -
Ihs rzcssr- stLboss esea esd vhch Doe nAeh sjs
ne - esasloy we&ksess sse PEA 10 he esft
sn4 sss>s s1d otc s7s1sl tissass Sx esyS
ma gv-H, AID pr fs1.y ssxsAcsory nsosy rs<sTs
81 Aso' a- noe. approved ssosdsr Brs<ss 80 esses
ges III lsl>0
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23
JNEW JMII.IT.ARY WORK., ,

D. APPLETON & Co., 200 Broadway, New
York, have lately published in fine s,yle-Ele-
monts Of Military Ar and Sciences or course of In-
sruotion In Strategy, FortiHcations Tactics Of Bat
ties, DC, embracing the duties Of Staff, Infantry,
Cavalry, Artillery, and Engineers. Adapted to the
use Of Volunteers and Militia. BY H. Wager Hal
leck, 4. M, Lieut. Of Engineers, U. g. Army.
vol. l2mo. illustrated. Price 81 so.
"For those who take pleasure in studying the art
Of war, and especially for those whose profession is
that Of arms, this must prove valuable work
The author appears TO be perfectly well informed in
military tactics, and has illustrated his instructions
by various drawings and plans, which make them
selves understood. Tho various means Of national
defence are infinitely set forth-ths position and
character Of the Notifications, on Northern from
tier especially, accurately described and the du
ties and organization Of each Of the national do
fence-infan,ry, cavalry, artillery, and engineers
described with much precision. Indeed, no pains
seem to have been spared to make an authentic and
instructive book. Commercial Advertiser.
august 2--tf s. sF5fse5 iassfa3fta
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23
HOUSE OF COMMONS. July 20.
American subscriptions for Ireland.

American subscriptions for Ireland.
Mr. BRoTHERToN called the attention Of
the house to the subscriptions which had
lately been transmitted from the u S. for
the relief Of the famine in Ireland. To show
the feeling with which the money was sent
the hon. member read various letters, &C
companying the subscriptions from N. York
and other places. He thought that the house
ought TO encourage that feeling, and, there
fore with the view Of eliciting some express
sion Of national gratitude, which he was
sure was entertained in every part of her
Majesty, 1That she will be graciously plea
sedto direct that there be laid before this house
a copy of the letter from the Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs to her Britannia
Maiesty's minister at Washington, acknow-
Lodging the donation in food and money Of
the legislature and citizens Of the U. s. Of
America for the relief ofthe famine in Ire
land"
Mr.. Brown seconded the motion. The
captains of the merchant ships had shown
every readiness to lend their vessels for the
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23
To THE EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL wHo:--

To THE EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL WHiG:-
S,R--A friend has just called my attention
to the following paragraph in your paper of
the 2lsi instant;
o. They say, that Mr.. Secretary Marcy
gave Mitchell, the soldier who lost his arms in
fighting the MexIcans, fifty ,ohole cents--ihe
very Identical sum which he charged the State
of New York for mending his neither garment
on certain occasion
This statement is utterly untrue. have
moi had the honor to see the gentleman to whom
YOU alude since have been in the city, nor
has he been solicited for any assistance in my
behalf. As an act Of justice, I-wish you to
publish the above In your paper Of this even
ing. JOHN MTTCHELL.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

New ORLEANS IN YELLOW Fever TIME
How distressing contrast, says the New Or
leans Delta, il makes to compare our city at
the present time with what il is in the winter
season. One may look up the broad, popu-
lous streets, that during other seasons are
crowded with the brave, the beautiful and the
fashionable. and yet now could scarcely find
anything to relieve the eye. Cast your gaze
from 81. Peter up Chartres sreet,-inslead Of
finding the street filled with all that is redolent
Of life in New Orleans, you find blank.
Here you see solitary citizen, who, through
his business, is obliged to remain tugging at his
desk; and another who, from some cause or
other, pulls his occupation after him, in the
same manner that dray horse pulls his load.
The Levee is deserted, and the forests of masts
that skirted il have dwindled down 10 almost
nothing. The streets that in the winter time
were filed with all sorts Of happy, joyous per,
sons, are now almost desolate, and in fact the
whole appearance Of our city is sadly against
the prevalence Of health. 1t is useless to con-
ceal the fact,-we are now in the very centre
of an epidemic.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23
WAVERLY HOUSE.

NNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
u the public generally, that he has opened a
RESTA URANTa and HOTEL, Of the above name,
on Sixth street, few doors south Of Penn Avenue,
where he will be happy TO entertain THIN in man.
ner that he hopes will be satisfactory. His BAR
will be furnished with liquors Of the best and mos,
approved brands, and the Eating Department will
always contain every dclcacy in season. He hopes
to receive portion Of the patronage Of his friends
while hs sndeavors TO cs,sr for The public taste.
| aug At l.. H BEVANS
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ROTHER'S UNRIVALLED
MINERAL WATER,

CONNER OF GREEN AND OLIVE SITS,
GEoRGETowN, G.
TAKE this occasion thus publicly to return my
'nanks % .ne c.l1en rs q 1eoiss.own Ms.n,
Of The MI,rn.n W.rrn. manuf.ctursd bv me-
which proves that the recommendation Of tho
Medical Faculty 70 the pubic IN relation 70 in pur'
saosn an,o u ~ h;sh
men, 81 INV ieIlow-ci,izsn. Outs me in such an ele.
waited position, that the calumpiops and jealous
lions Of certain man, need 40 reply on my Past.
my Fistao'ishment open Ior every scienunc
ge1tleman' VINO taxes gu interest IN 'ne "sueI
i'ske sreat pleasure IN layins peloie 'ne PUBIC
sgain '.lo oerca e. ~ SOUS VI Wv nos' 0l'iou'
rnys'e'ans OF NV D'su'e''
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W. p NLLI0EO
ARCHITECT
PATENT AGENT,

once opposite the Patent ONCE,
CORNER OF STH AND ST. CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WILL attend to preparing srEcrrIcATIoSs,
w DRAwIxas, &c, and all business inuusted
to him connected with the Patent Office or his pro,
fession, with promptness and despatch.
PATENT OFFICE, Feb. 18th. l842.
Mr.. VIZ. P. ELLIOT. who has been formerly en-
ployed in the Patent Office, Draughtsman, &c,
having established Patent Agency in the city Of
Washington. | take great pleasure in recommend
ing him as gentleman worthy Of confidence, and
a. being particularly qualified to take charge Of any
business requiring knowledge of mechanical SCI
ence, the progress Of the arts and patent improve
msnts. Mr.. Elliot il also well acquainted with the
practice Of this Office.
HENRY L. ELLSWORTH,
aug l3 If Commissioner Of Patents
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

SHAKspEARE's HoUsE.--A number Of tera-
nv gentlemen, members Of the Museum Club
have formed themselves into committee fol
the purpose of raising subscriptions among
themselves in particular, and the public gener
ally, to form fund for the purchase and pre-
servation Of the old habitation Of the Immortal
bard at neutrality-suspicious.. A meeting
with this object in view, was held at the Mu-
scum Club, on Saturday afternoon, and among
other literary gentlemen were-T. X. Hervey
Douglas Jerrold. Charles Knight, Mr.. Vanden.
hoff. R. Bell, Mr.. Kelley. Mr., w. Kelley, &c
Resolutions were passed to the effect that sub.
scrip,ions had been entered into, and resolving
tina, over,ures should be made to the various
literary bodies in London and Stafford upon
Avon, to Join in the undertaking, If they fell
so disposed. The subscription lists will also
be open to the public, and it is TO be HOPED
that Shakspeare's house will never be allowed
to fall into private hands, but that it will soon
become national property.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

yMr. Benion and Mr.. Polk--Tt is certain, says
the Louisville Journal Of The l7th instant that Mr..
Benton is preparing himself form terrific attack upon
the Administration next winter in the Senate cham
Der. At q town In the interior Of Kentucky, few
days sgo, be got into conversation upon the sub
ject Of the Mexican war, and became immensely
excited, perfectly infurisied. He said that an OPP
portunity had been passed by Of making an advan-
tagsous and honorable peace, and, that he could
show the fact and would show IT, As for the whole
management Of the war, he avsrsd that il had been
utterly dsgraceful He stated that he should go to
Washington and make one speech upon the subject,
only one, and that |. would be the greatest speech
ofhs life and he was willing that IL should be the last
In speaking Of the Administration, his language
barely. IL at oil, fell short of downright cursing.
His wraihful defamation lasted full hour
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

MISSISSIPPI SENAroR.--Col Jefferson Davis
was appointed on the 10th inst senator Of
the U. s. from Mississippi in place Of Jesse
speight, dec eased. Gov. Brown has done one
good deed in his life, democrat though he be,
and has rebuked in the most delicate manner
the conduct Of Mr.. Polk towards the gallant
son-in.law of Gen. Taylor.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

Fire in RussiG--On the 22d ult., terrible fire
broke ont at Kasan, in Russia, which entirely de-
s,royed IOe houses and two churches. The EN-
psror sent $4,000 effective roublcs ,000f to be
distributed among the persons whose property was
destroyed and 81 900 roubes towards the expenses
of re.constructng tho houses.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

Mr.. Kendall says that the Northern Soldiers
stand the Mexican climate better than Southern
Soldiers. The reason is obvious The ranks Of the
Northern Regiments are filed IN with the hardy
working men, while those Of the Southern lines are
chiefly composed Of sentemen's sons unused to e1-
posture and labor.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

The Tampieo mail bag on board the steamer
New York. at New Orleans, on the 18th inst.
was broken open and robbed of a hundred let
tiers. One of the opened letters was found
addressed to Mayor Swift Of Philadelphia. i
stated that three Treasury notes were enclosed
of $500 each. @
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

Mr. Folks redoubtable Maj Gen, Pillow, we un
erssand, il able to show some half dozen cea,s will
the hole made by that same spent bulle, in them
Query--did he wear them all for protection on tina
occasion!
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

o. James M. Crane. Esq, the editor Of the
Richmond Southerner, in recent letter to his
paper. assures us that the Old Dominion will
60 en- nasse for Gen. Taylor for President
Mr.. Crane has been travelling through the
State.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23
Dreadful Disaster at Sea.--The Ship

Dreadful Disaster at Sea,--The Ship
Iduna, which left Hamburg for New York
with two hundred and six passengers on
board, foundered at sea on her way over,
sengers went down to watery grave.
The commander Of the vessel, Capt. Mobery,
was also lost. Those who escaped were
picked up al sea by vessel that fortuna.
tely came to their assistance in time. They
were clinging to the wreck in a condition
Of dreadful suffering.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

o. The Vicksburg Wing in remarking upon
the recent aggravated case Of Charles Lee
Jones and the Secretary Of War, says that,
"such aggression, such violation Of truth and
honor. are eminen,ly worthy ofan Adminis,ra.
ton, which is SO degraded in the eyes Of all
unprecedented men as to be ala,os, beneath re-
hnkeD atr
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23
WORTHI.NG TON G.. SNETHEJN,
Attorney and Counsellor at LAW

Attorney and Counscllor at LAW.
WARRINGTON, DC
Practices in the Supreme Count Of the United
aies and in the courts Of Maryland, Virginia, and
The District Of Columbia, and
ACTS AS AGENT
for persons having business with Congress, the
War, Treasury, Navy, and General Post Office De
par,ments, the General Land 0ffics, Pension Office
Office Of Indian Affairs, Patent Office, &c. &c.
OFFIC E
Missouri Avenue, between Sd aud Al streets.
ar Particular attention poid to the procuring Of
the Bounty due TO Soldiers Of the United States un-
der the law Of Feb II, is47, and to the procuring
Of Patents for nav Inventions.
sp l4d1
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TO HOUSE BUILDERS and
CARPENTERS.

II AM now and shall at oil times be prepared to
j cover Roofs Of Houses at reduced prices, with
Loaded Tin, French Zinc, or Galvanized Iron.
Samples OF which may DO seen at my store.
I have also, constantly on hand, good assert.
ment Of building materials, cheap for cash.
G. WOODWARD,
Penn. Avenue, between 10Th and llth streets
aug tl--3t
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

The meeting Of the New Workers with Mr.,
Clay at Cape May was an interesting one. and
the speeches were all in good taste. Mr.. Clay
declined the invitation to visit New York. He
returns homeward to-day.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-23

THE WASHINGTON CITY CIRCULAT-
J. ING MUSICAL LIBRARY.--MRs. Gan
RET ANDERSON intends opening the above named
Musical Library as soon as sufficient number Of
subscribers shall have been obtained justify the
carrying the same into effect. Il has been approved
by many, as it will afford an opportunity to the To-
vers Of music Of availing themselves of what music
they may want, for its use only at small expense.
Tho Library will be furnished with the standard and
new music, comprising opera music, songs, duets,
waltxes, SC.
For terms, apply at my Music and Stationery
Stere where the Library will DO established.
Penn. avenue between llth and 18th sta
august 6--oaw4w :.
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ar Washington. Temple Of Honor, No. 1.-The
members Of this Tempe are hereby notified TO meet
at the Hall on Tuesday evening, the 2<th instant,
at haEpast 2 o'clock, as business Of importance
will be transacted.
sns as Ct z. G. ECKLoFr, W. r.
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a Election in The Cherokee NMion.-An election
was held in the Cherokee Nation on the first Mon.
day in August, for Principal Chief, Principal As
sistsnt Chef, National Council and Sheriff.. 81
far as we have returns in the Cherokee Advocate
there seems to be no doubt Of the election Of John
Ross as Principal Chief, and Gregory Lowry, as
Principal Assistant Chief The election for The
LATER Office will be close between Lowry, Richard
Taylor and Joseph Vsnn.
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Another Straight Ouf.-JEssIx Williams of
scott County, Miss., Democrat Of 80 years stand
Ing has walked straight out Of his old party AM
joined the true Republicans Of the land--the Whigs
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A plague of frogs has appeared in ST. Law
renee county, New York. Millions Of small
green frogs cover the roads leading from Platls.
burgh to Cumberland Head. Thousands Of
them are in the ruls through the sand roads,
and are crushed by the wheels Of the passing
wapons t fa#
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The First Poi.-We understand that the citi.
rams Of Union Parish, in Louisiana, says the
Ouschta Couriev Of the 3lst ult., without dissinc.
ton Of party, met the 24th instant, at Farmers
ville, and raised pole SIXTY feet high, and sur
mounted it with the flag Of their country, on which
was inscribed, "For President-Od Rough and
Ready"
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C,so,snArl, Aug. 81, 2 P. M.

CINolsHATI, Aug. II, T. NJ.
Flour is selling 10 day 10 small parcels al
81 37t a 81 49, per bbl.--SaIes Of red wheat
a, 72 73c. per bushel, and Of yellow corn at
81 a 33c. Whiskey in bbls. l7al7lc. per
gallon. The provision market is firm without,
any change in prices. No local news Of mo-
ment. The river is in fair navigable order.
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~ On the 18th lust. the frigate Mississippi
arrived al Pensacola to land her sick.