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CORPS PAVILION.

COATED on Louisiana avenue, near the of 9th
IL street, and few steps north of Coeman's hotel
On the first floor first class restaurant with several
spacious private Pnror for parties. always ready the
shortest notice.
On the floor there suite of spacious and very
bathing rooms, where baths of different kinds may
all nes be had at thu low charge oil 10 each, hot
cold Good constantly In attendance without
charge Both tho and the bathing establish
ment deemed inferior in the country.
On the second hoor IL bowling saloon both commodous
and elegant, and unsurpasssd by any sninr saloon in
either OF the cities of the Union.
lerY.
The Pavlions charges in each department will be mod
and evening of the week. except Sunday which day
the bathing establishment alone will be open until III
O'Clock.
The proprietor invites the public to call and examine:
Nov. 24-dlm MOSES COPP
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Il Is now in the United States Patent Once at Washing
ION, whore it deposited on its arrival from London In
Public institutions societies. individuals who may
wish possess this valuable and interesting relic will
please address the Hon. EDMUND BURKE, Commission
= '''' JOHN b. MURRAY,
Nov 22--2awn II. Old Slip, New York.
Mum, Be~s and Vietorines.
VIZ b. TODD announces his generally, and
w the ladies particularly, that he has received.a
large and very handsome selection of fine fur articles of
the fashionable styles and superior workman.hip
he invites the attention Of all who may desire purchase
snch rich durable, truly forabe and seasonable adj
dions 10 their wardrobe. Osle
His mtfs, boas vicorines &C., OF
Splendid black lustred Lynx
Stone Martin
Russian Fitch
Kamschaka Bear
Natural Gray Lynx
Siberian Squirrel
Blue Genet, Mc., NC Aaht
Misses and chldens mns in great variety, and very
Also, an invoice of pure white swansdown trimming,
VIM. b. TODD,
Halter and dealer in caps and furs, Concert Hall
Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING
Mutual Life Insurance Company New York,
No. SO, WALL STREET
CTATEMENT Of the condition OF this company the
- Slst day OF October, lS47.
Number of policies issued 70 Is. Of Aug, 1917. s.s,s
Do do since LIST do 332
Total number of policies issued 4,Isl
Gross amount Of receipts LIST Of Aug 1871 ss Sss e
Total receipt, sssa.seo s.
Amt invest and cash on hand LIST of Aug lsf sA25 sas
Do do last three months 45,004 45
Total amount invested and cash on hand $47O.35O 10
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DOARDING.--Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania ave
Id nue., nearly opposite Coleman's HOTEL having hand
someIy itted up her house, prepared
date members, with without their families transient and
other boarders. Gentlemen wishing take meals only
can also be accommodated. Dec 3--d2w
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TNULLERS HOTEL, Washington, ID. C-Messrs. A.
j. ~ E. II. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
friends and the travelling public that they will open their
NEW HOTEL the corner Of Pennsylvania ayene and 18Th
street, before the LIST Of December This house has
perntendence of the subscribers therefore they faer
that all the requisites of rsate hotel will be
found at their establishment The furniture is all entirely
new and expense has been spared to obtain that which
is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house is considered eligible
than their stand the of l and Penn
syvana avenue Vacated by the subscribers last Nove
ber) being nearer Capitol and thanve min
utes walk Presidents House and the public depart
ments.
thanks for patronage heretofore bestowed and
them that they will find cordial welcome at their new
house. and trouble will be spared TO render them
mortnble as at their firesdes.
To our future friends and guests offer good house
and all the inducements as aforesaid" and beg their pa
tronage
Poriers will be attendance the and steamboats,
on their arrival, with the badge of Fullers Hotel
No charge for Conveying baggage.
Nov 5--du A. IL. f. II. FULLER.
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TVO1 oAI4B On REuT--Two houses 0sh, between
Il and sreeu north ono large two-story nav brick,
with oslaT snd back buildings pump Of excellent wate
in yard and large side lot attached tho other
frame, two sspsies high, with back building containing
eight Fsczns For terms, appyto = JONES'
May 10-~sf Until On the premises
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vUyH1nDB-RLY ana Ingram earpsting dssagns
and superb quality, this day received.
Also NV s16 Of twilIed and plain Venetian Competing
Very rcn s and large size printed baizc crumb cloths
with rich baedors 1fff1
p. H. HOOE q co.
Nov l-2wu
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(HGARss CE0ARSs CI0ARss-Just received direct
~ from the Havana, per barque Colon very large and
celebratcu brands: "
10000 Cortez regaa
10000 Upman regalia
10000 Silva cigars
10000 Corez, La Norma size
$4,000 Chirou do
10000 Ida, small size
5000 Tulpan
10000 Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude
10000 Steamboat Principe.
The above of cigars of the choicest brands
that are manufactured in Havana part Of them
of the subscribers importation. Hn
Also, 100000 cigars Of various brands; which
will disposed of good terms can be purchased in
any the northern cities Tho public hoteLkeepers and
grocers respectfully invited TO call and exa4aine this
Inost magnificent lot ofcgan. w. H. WINTER,
East Of Coaeman's Hotel, sign of Jim Crow, Penn av
SeptA NJ. ~ -
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ID ICH Fall Silks, Cashmcres, Mousselines Quadrill
N and silk plaids, this day received by
Sept Tiff WALTER HARPER " co
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DARLORS and Rooms, Handsomely furnished, are
for rent to gentlemen Mrs. THoMPsoN's, corner of
= and 18th streets The house is but short walk from
Wizards, Hands, and Fnllers HOTELS and the State and
Treasury Departments.
Dec. dot llntelJ
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THO LET-A house completely and elegantly furnished
i and most eligbly situated in the First Ward.
Apply to Richard Smith, esq, cashier Of the Metropolis
Bank Oct rs
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I,N&EE ExIiIBITION.-Plumi,e National Daguerrean
Gallery, and Photographic Depots, established in $50,
and awarded the gold and silver medals, four first pre-
uns and highest honors, the National, the Massa-
chuses the New York, and the Pennsylvania exhibitions,
for the most splendid colored Daguencoypes and besta
paratus.
Concert Hal, Pennsylvania Washingf0n Ctg,
Hr0wn's Hotel.
205 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining CampbeFs
Jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
PSI Broadway, New York.
10 Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, CINCINNATI
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in any weather, in exquisite style. APP
parans, Instructions, and all materials furnished.
June 6--tf
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IBID GLOvES.-In STORE
N 100 dozen ladies' kid gloves, dark and light colors,
black, white, DC.
30 dozen gents do, in assortment
A do extra soft buck gloves. II
Dec. 3-3t D. CLAGETT IL co.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. so, for 1917,
To be drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday, the 18Th of De-
cember, 1877.
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Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber, wishing decline farming, will sell his
farm, situated mile northeast of the Capitol, con-
tanning los The Improvements consist Of house
containing ii rooms; servants house adjoining with
rooms; good bank barn; brick dairy; smoke house, and
corn crib. There 30 of wood land well with
thriving timber; 1000 fruit trees, nearly NIL bearing The
land is in good condition, has been highly lined 1t not
deemed necessary to give further description those
wishing to purchase will view said property previous
purchasing. Terms accommodating The stock will be
sold with the farm, if wanted.
Dec. S--3teod* GEORGE OYSTER.
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FurnIshed Rooms In the First Ward for Rent.
A FURNISHED parlor and three chambers, with thu
IA of kitchen, if required, in the LIST Ward, ON
street, between 18th and 18th streets, the War Depart
ment. Apply TO b. Jost, Restaurant
Dec. 8
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VTTANTED-A man servant, who can come well recon-
w mended for industry, sobrieY, and honesty Apply
1t this office. Oct 30
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"a FOR RENT-Tbat desirable residence, together with
A the furniture therein on street north, immediately
West of Commodore Morriss, formerly the residence
Mrs Commodore Stewart, and recently of the Chew
alier Hulseman charge d'afaires from Austria. The
adjustment has lately been put in complete repair The
property very egby situated, and the furniture of the
best and most elegant kind Persons wishing to rent will
cashier of the Metropolis Bank, who isduy authorized
make the necessary arrangements
a. r
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(NOLORED SILK vELVETS.--Just received
~ 80 pieces colored silk veyes, in every variety OF
shades, suitable for ladies' dresses, &c.
Also, pieces doublewidh black, for dresses visises
NC.
pieces doubie-width colored, superior quality
These goods direct from the importers and will DO
sold at the most reasonable prices.
Dec 2-eo3t d. CLAGETT & co.
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DOARDING.--Miss Polk Is prepared to receive menu
I'D bers of Congress and other oarders. Location one
door west of Jackson Hall, adjoining Tylers HOTEL
Dec. 3-du
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08
General Association.

MONDAY, June 7h.
The Association convened in the ID Church
10 appointment At : O'Clock.
The session opened with PRAYER
report from the committee appointed TO memori,lize
the Legislature OF the State upon the subject
was presented aud adopted and the committee
Ihe committee to examine the report OF the Board re-
ported recommending Its adoption which report con-
Cured in.
On notion the Association proceeded TO the cleo
ton OF General Agent. fill the vacancy occasoned by
the resignation OF the Rev Jesse VIII.
Several persons placed in nomination, and the
election being had the Rev. J. e. Remley
duly elected.
The following resolutions then offered which after
considerable discussion, were adopted
L. Resolved, That committee appointed TO address.
the public Through the newspapers, religious and secular
m favor OF granting by the Legislature acts of
ton to Rel gious and Benevolent Associations.
= That the Editors OF newspapers the State be re-
quested to give publicity the OF the com
mitee.
The committee appointed to recommend the principal
and alternate preach the opening before the next
General Association, made a report recommending Mr.
Remey principal, and Mr. Ssml C. Mason as alternate
which report sgreed
The Association then adjourned hold the regular an
nual meeting Of the Virginia Baptist Education Society,"
which convened Immediately, in the % Church.
At o'clock, the Baptist Sunday School and Pubca-
ton Society convened in the Second Church. Tn Haynes
Presiden) After the reading Of the Annual Report by
the Corresponding Secretary. ThOs j. Evans the Society
was addressed by several persons, among them Dr. Full
Ter OF ). G..
resolution adopted expressive OF the willingness
OF the Society TO unite with the Church South in the
adjustment OF General Publication Society for the be-
neht OF the South.
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Gpn. TnNIOr.

The New Orleans Bulletin has been authorized TO state
presume by Gen Taylor hmsef-iha ia, General ne
used the eIprosson which has obtained such general
currency through The public press that, &c" there had been
only regulars in the battle Of Bnona Vista, he would pro-
badly have os the day, the Mississippi volunteers were
whipped three Times without knOving o." This Gen Tay
or considers doing great injustice 10 the regular army
The letter under which make the above statement
odds the Bulletin continues So lar from entertaining
such sentiment the General amenicd nothing more strong.
g than hs entire want Of regular n'anty. brigade or
even strong battalion would have enabled him carry the
enemy's nofy and to have entirely destroyed his army
The Bulletin farther authorized deny the report hat
the officers In rank to Gen Taylor opposed to
giving battle, which 5 entirely untrue and s calculated 10
nIurc those officers II allowed circulate uncouuadctsd
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Effect. of Iutoxi,nI;ou

Inc daily use OF intoxicating drinks IL trauRht with
danger person may, for time, himself in the
use OF his iavone beverage afternoon hours but by de-
grees he nds his thirst violence and he Yields
twice in the hours perhaps unrestrained in
dugence The natural inclination for food does no, return
unless provoked by condiments such suited only n
depraved appetite. The indicates waste of
mind and body The temper becomes dark aud irritable
while thirst nsaiate affords preteIt for ncess
to the only means left OF relieving IL al finally nature
hausled IN the unequal contest struggle and the
residue OF existence. composed Of mere sbeds of
what II had BEEN The lucid interval ceases TO cheer the
vacant air, and torpid indifference inevitably prevails
Oh drunkenness, thou poison OF society what HYDRA
headed monster art thou! Like pesence thou walkest
amongst the children Of men. aud ruin follows with fatal
precision the track OF thy footsteps Home soeef kone
to what dost thou convertit The smile OF dear and viz
tuous woman, the Prae Of childhood tho earess of ares
inianey-ihose touching endearmens that come over the
unlimited mind like the first rays OF morning-form hy
deadliest instruments of vengeance Thou makest the
lily hearth gloomy and desolae. The abode of
and peace, thou turnest into house Of mourning In
saiable hend-vue happiness, fame and health are sa
crhccd upon thy brutal ALTAR The oare of all the heart
yearns given up thee Thou bursest asunder
The ties OF wedock paternity and friendship aud over the
image Of dtiaccd humanity, thou out thine own
hidoons likeness and alas misery, shame beRaary aud
disease blasted hopes and ruined family Compose the
ingredients OF that mortal cup; which thy besoed follow
ers drink 10 their desiruetiOn-SOLOmOn ThTiIfy
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Ofes ef ~ ~ y Cgamueiai Hd-srfBsr.
Eafuffav Iurs - A


The sales Of Cotton Tor the week ending last evening
amount 10 2l0O bales including 1850 Upland md Florida
and $50 Mobile and New Orleans. The arrivals for the
period were 400 bales. Tho market closes very
dull Prices are cent per pound lower, but rather
unsettled.
The Of Cotton this forenoon about GOO baios-
Prices foil half per below those current pre-
yi1us 20 the steamers ARRIVAL.
The -Four market BE- ussoitled and though sales were
made yesterday the o no 600 barrels Of Genesee
and Michigan Tor shipment az S54j to-day that prce can
not be obtaincd.
The large receivers decline cell below 2j but there
sellers % S925 and buyers Of Michigan and Geneseo
a. - '9r shipment, which price the market will pfoba-
bly settle down before the arrival of smother Steiner
There Is coHsjorab.c -four wanted for Shipment but
ffeghs have advanced D. PER b5re that mpldos opera
tons.
There BE- little % no Southern -four here, and the beet
brands would bring SlO.2j.
There 10 more whe1 Offering and o. lower rates. Gcnosee
can be bought % - % and Ohio a. S2I2g.
Corn recedcd also. and yellow cannot be quoted nb,ve
1922 ~ -. There u wio Com here II BE- much
wanted for shipment
OF Barley here oi no saes Rye wosd bring 81 30
Oats more firm end canal are w,rh g. 10 10 oents
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
EXPLANATORY.

In our comments upon Ex President Tye letter TO the
editors OF tho Enquirer. in Saturdays Wing deemed
order rcbui his assertion. that he had been
Mother "counseled impeled" propose the immediate
annexation OF Texas by individuals interested in Texas
lands bonds the that among oeal eoun.
sellers that well all other questions OF Govern
mental policy members OF his Cabinet, who were
known be large landed propreors Texas and to pre-
epon the OF those members were men,
TONED Judge Upshur and Gov. Gimer II was very far
from intention, however impeach the motives of
those gentlemen, by intmatIg that they induced to
recommend and advocate the immediate OF Tex
by the hope and expectation of personal advantage
With ono OF those gentlemen were long and init
mately acqaanted-we mean Mr.. Gilmer-and we have
hesitation in expressing the that he was wholly
incapable OF being improperly influenced the discharge of
his public dnes by purely sesh considerations Our article
written hastily and it certainly susceptible of
construction uniavorablc the personal integrity OF Mesrs
Upshur and Gmer take the earliest opportunity TO say
that such imputation intended Indeed did
impugn the mOfres of any gentleman. whether
officially connected with the Administration of Mr. TYLER
whose position Texas landholder OF bondhoder
naturally land in many perhaps mpercepby 10 them
selves rendered them socous the OF
scheme, which know supported with not less car
and zeal by hundreds Of persons who not in
the slightest manner pecuniarily interested consum
nation. Our design simply to show that Mr.. Tylers
at fault by the citation Of facts in direct con-
ct with his statement and which presume will not be
questioned by himself by Of his friends Ii our
habit nssail motives and least OF ALL the those
who have passed from the stage OF action But ii such
were habit entire confidence in the honesty Of
Thomas W. Gimer would have shielded hin from such an
assault. Judge Upshur knew only by reputation; but
we deem ii due to ourselves say had intention
intimate reason to suppose tina, his course
the Texas question prompted by other than consde
Taions OF public duty.
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G- Col Benton has made another speech in ST. Louis
dinner given Charles ID. Drake Esq by the ST Loui,
Law Association. at which the Colonel invited guest
In reply toast complimentary TO the United States Sc
nate. Col Benton eulogzed that body in very high terms
for the influence calculated Intended by
its long tenure OF Office, TO exert. in resisting Executive
power the hand and he stormy OF excited popu
lar feeling the other" He said Senate had
occasions noby performed this high mssion-6rst
in rejecting the Tyler treaty OF annexation and thereby
PosPoning for two years the Mexican secondly,
adopting an alternative proposition the Joint Resolution
OF annexation as it passed tho House OF Representatives
which. proposing negotiations with Mexico premina-
ny tho annexation OF Texas would il il had been Sc
leccd by the Executive the basis OF action averted
altogether and thirdly resisting the unjust claim OF
the President. sustained though by misinformed
and excited public opinion to 81 49, and in bringing both
the President and the people back 49, I" the line Of
right" in the Oregon negotiation.
How Mr. Polk viii relish these severe and repeated hits
nj his nisd0n and discretion the part OF his Ex Lieu
tenant General it is impossible for this deponen say.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

The Wheeling Times Of Friday last announces the sud
den death Of the Rev Mr. Pnco Of Lexington tKyJ who
We believe few days In THE city, a member
Of the Presbyterian General Assembly. lie died IN the
stage, tho day before, bic homo. The Times
says lie complained Of being unwell on iho previous
d'y bot continued hrs journey until about ~ O'Clock
whom hs lelow-Psssenger observed, by his strange sp-
peaanee' that he dying lie was taken from the stage
snd physician summoned from smother cosoh who made
On unsuccessful effort to bleed him lie breahed but two
OF three times after he was lifted from stage Thu cause
o. his deaih was pronounced 70 DO apoPeIy" The DO
conveyed 10 his friends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

ALLENrNG RIoT. Maryland Runatoay Slares-we
inst, that that thrown great commoton and
excitement Wednesday afternoon by attempt on the
part Of large portion Of the cooed population rescue
several slaves who had been arrested fugiyes. The
slaves lone man woman and lte gir) arres'e in
the morning, and the afternoon taken before Judge Hen
burn writ OF habeas corpus which result ed their
ing fully Unidentified a. the property Of Col Hongsworth
and Mr. kennedy, OF Hagerstown Md. They there
fore remanded TO the custody OF their owners.
During the hearing large crowd Of Infatuated odlcred
aud women gathered n and about the Court house
who evidenced by their violent conduct disposition 10
the fugityes by force. An attempt made fret
the room, but quickly frustrated by The constab
Asecond attempt made the slaves were brought
down from the court room 10 the causge. which resulted
in a not The attack made the door OF the
carnage, where before the slaves got the yeh
Gle general rush made the slave aud con
stables by negro aBd women and a friRhtu melee
ensued IN the street, IN which, for minutes paving
stones were hurled IN showers and clubs and used
with terrible energy. The result WIS., that the woman and
gf escaped, while the secured and taken back
Maryland.
We regret say that Mr. Kennedy. one Of the owners
very severely hurt having feed to the earth I'M
der Of blows from and clubs which com
peely disabled him. boy IN the street, by the name Of
Black, oo severely wounded the head by stone
that his life endangered. The remainder OF the party
received serious injury. The sheHs sRd constables
have arrested Of negroes, who den-
uhed leaders Ia the riot who confined In I. TO
await their tra The Herald says, citizens generally
made Interference. The evidence that slaves were
lugves, clear and the Of citizens therefore
regarded them the riRhtfu properly Of their owners
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Died,

At Mercer Hall, Columbia Tennessee, on Friday, the
Ssh OF May alter severe illness of six days, SARAH
McGAVOCK OTEY. third daughter Of the Rt Rev lanes
Hervey Otey, in the 18th year oil her age
She, the beloved, the bright the Beautiful is gone from
EARN forever but has lett to those deeply Borrowing the
best and sweetest consolation, IN the hope that she for
ever blesi in Heaven
On Yesterday morning, NANCY JANE, infant daugh-
ter of Bathan b. and Julia E. Lsdd aged year months
and 10 daya.