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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27
Fum The National Ip,eIIirrncer.
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO

The UNITED STATES AND MEAl1b.
In The Washington Correspondence 0l
the Philadelphia Ledger. the writer there
nf, well informed Of all the acts and
thoughts Of our Administration, gives us
very distinctly To understand that the Ell
fanie c0rdiale between the President Of
the United States and the then Ex-Presi
dent OF Mexico, by which the latter was
Enabled 10 regain his Office aud lead the
forces Of Mexico against those Of The Unit
ed States, has continued 10 exist NJ TO a
very recent date. We hope that no read
er will either overlook or forget this ex.
iraordinary revelation:
Correspondence Of the Public Ledger.
Washington, May Is. ls47.
aWiih the defeat of Santa Anna my
!. hope of peace is considerably diminish.
ed; for, however strongly the opposition
press may have rallied against what il
was pleased to c,ll the passport granted
TO that chief certain il is that our best
|. hopes IF peace rested on him, and that
/ nothing hut the impossibility Of sustain
i ing himself in Mexico has thus FAR BAT.
: fled his efforts TO make The Congress
agree 10 the proposition Of our Govern
ment TO send commissioners.
"The tone of his warlike dispatches
was, from the commencement, forced up
on him by the circumstances in which
he was placed, anti PERFECTLY UNDER
STOOD HERE ny THR PRESIDENT AND his
|. CABINET. Santa Annals only hope Of
success consisted in first satisfying the
national vanity Of his conn,rymcn, or
availing himself of some lucky acci,leni
10 turn for a moment the fortunes of war,
and TO improve that moment for conclud-
81 ing alpeace. He came uery nsar such q
chance at BueRa Tisfa, but the battle
= Of Cerro Gordo has put an end TO his
prospects, and, with them, to our rdicu-
.lalions Of peace from that quarter"
-~y-~>~>,>-, ,~-~,~~-
Despatches.-A large budget OF ,les-
patches was received by the Secretary Of
War in this evenings southern mail.
They contain the details Of The ba,lle Of
rerro Gordo, correct list Of the killed
and wounded. of the Mexican prisoners
on parole, &C., &c. We shall lay them
before our readers tomorrow evening.
Major General Scouts last letter hears
date at Jalapa on the 2sth April. Many
of its statements have been anticipated by
private letters. The movements Of the
army depend on circumstances.
A letter is also received from Vera Cruz
of the 4lh May. We have various reports
about The course of the government and
the spiri, Of the people-about guerilla
parties, about negotiation, British media
Il lion, &c SC. II was also reported that
overmres might be made from Puebla. and
even The capital, for protection against the
ladrones. Santa Anna is said 10 have a.
bout two thousand men with him, attempt.
ling to recruit, talking big, and threaten
ming wildly. The las, decree Of the Con-
gress is considered by some as intended
to supersede him.
.,F Union Of Monday night.
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Latter from General KosciuskO 10 Con. Dgrie.

farls, -, lcUU.
DIAN SRA: thank you for the honor you have
done me by your Oblsing letter, and request you
TO make my compliments acceptable TO your friend.
You will find under this cover the ManGnyres
for Horse Artillery promised to write, which TO
you will be sufficiently ineligible without draw
ings.
The caliher Of the pieces may be increased a.
YOU please. but care must be taken that all the
iron work Of the carriages be made in proportion
strong, and the number Of horses should he ngn.
lated by the weight to be drawn.
Your affeclionaic friend,
T. K0SCIuSK0.
GENERAL DAVE, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipOtentiary, from the
United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27

or MIR. Kerr, the Wing candidate Sos
Congress in this district, will address his fellow
citizens at The following times and places:
Cane Geek, Chatham, Saturday, June 5th.
Jacob Hadley's Mills, Monday, June 7th.
Jones's Grove, "Wednesday. June sth>
Pi.isborough Saturday, June 18th.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Petersburg Tnielligencer.l
Friday, May 81, 1871.

tRepoEted for the Petersburg Iniellieencer.l
Friday, May 81, 1871.
BREApsTuFFs.-The late arrival from
Liverpool, with accounts TO the 81 inst,
has caused further advance in Bread
siulls.
FLouR.--ls selling at 50 80 SO: in some
few instances 30 has been paid at retail:"
The stock in marke, is unusually light.
WHEAr-Commands l65 l70cIs.-
but little offering.
Com It's in brisk demand at 90 a
93cts., and some is little higher.
CoTToN.-rhis article is a little lower
since the receipt Of the steamers news Of
the Sd inst. Holders, however, generally
ask l2 cents. The stock is small.
BacoN.-Wanted at 10 a l0a cents.
LaRp.-i.ald is selling at 10 a II cents.
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The Wings Of the second Congressional Dis
h'ct, composed of the counties of Ashe, Wilkes,
Suny. Davie. Rowan. Ire,lell and Catawba, met
in convention at Statcsyillc on the 18th instant,
and nominated Nathaniel Boy den, esq. Of Rowan,
as their candidate for Congress. Mr.. Boyden has
accepted the nomination. He is a thorough.go-
ing Wing. and an able debater, and the nomina-
ton appears to have given general satisfaction.
We are gratifed 10 learn that the Hon. ID. M.
Ba,ringer has consented to run as q candidate in
the third congressional district, composed of the
counties Of Lincoln, CASTOR. Mecklenburg, Union,
Arson, Richmond, Moore, Montgomery, stanly
and Cabarras. Mr.. b. is firm, consistent aud
talented Wing; and no representative ever more
fully secured the confidence of his constituents
than did Col. Barringcr in the old district which
he represented in Congress. .s." &c.
81 Ess# a4at5. .--- $500 g. -f*':@.4
The true WING Spirit.-Messrs. VIM,
r. Walker. and. Alexander Hogan, Wings, have
Withdrawn their names from the canvass for Con-
gross in the fourth, or Guitord, district. The
Hon. Augustine H. Shepard is now the only
Wing candidate. This is as it should be. Mes
srs. Walker and Hogan found that by continuing
III the field they would produce division IN The
Wing .ranks.that might secure the election OF the
bCmoera'i- candidate. and ike true Whigs they
r'serred Tic success O. their Prineill's 70 all per
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ms Is all 81 ~ HdHIed LOT the lines an
which we are non moving, without any
occupation at all of the remaining prov
inces Of Mexico, comprehending one half
the empire What, then, are our Govern.
ment calculating upon!
We must close this view of the subject
with these plain propositions If we are
TO conquer and accupy all Mexico, we
should have one hundred thousand men
in The field. IL we are not 10 do that, il
is absurd 10 ddrance further. One Of
these propositions should be adopted.
| The Washington Correspondent Of the
journal Of Commerce." under date Of
May IL, gives the following Information
You will see that il is now contem
plated, or rather suggested, 10 sequestel
The property Of the Mexican Church du
ring the war. Ihare no doubt 10 is 1,
be done, as the Church influence is nov
the main support Of the war" - j..
From the same source we derive III,
following confirmation Of report we hat
heard before:
i "ln connexion with Yesterdays report
as TO some overland movement of the Ma
rinc Corps, | learn to-day tina, six compa
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-05-29
MEXICAN NAMES.

AT late meeting of the Georgia Historical Society," paper
read the Eymoogy and Definition of the names of
several places, and towns of Mexico which have unusual
interest at this moment We copy the following
Monferey.-So called from the Count of Monterey who
was fceroy OF Mexico before the year l60O The word
literally means King's Mountain, reminding us Of our own
Revolutionary /" Kings Mountain"
Cd,ndrgo derives is name from the Indian historian of
Mexico, Diego Munos Camargo, who his work about
the middle OF the sixteenth century.
Hatanoros means literally Moor Killer perpeuaine the
recollection OF the wars against the Moors in Spain.
chihuahua Is an Indian name.
Sdh'Ao means the little leap fall, perhaps from sudden
descent or slope Of the country.
Agua Nuera.-New Water.
Aqua Fria.-Cold Water.
Buena Hsa.-Beautful View. Bellevue
Encarndcion. n.-lncamation and ts holy mystery
Vera Crtfz.-The Holy Cross. The present town was
founded by the vceroy of Monterey latter part of the
sixteenth century The old Of Vera Cruz founded by
Cortez was north OF the present town at Antigua.
50. Juan de Uiua.-St John of Ulua or Culuo an Indian
name,
Aiuarado.-So called from Pedro de Alyarado, one of
Cortezs generals.
Saccifcio-The island of Sacrfcos received this name
from the human sacrifices Of the Mexican Indians indicated
by the human bones found there by the Spaniards.
CerrO Gordo.-The large hill
Sierra Madre-The mother mountain range.
Jdhpn, or Adlapn--Pronounced Halapa--Our medicine
Jalap Is brought from that place.
Mango de Cdro is the Of Santa Anna's estate
near Vera Cruz. Ii means Club Handle.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-05-29
A SPEECH FROM Mr.. CALHOUN.

Messrs. CALLS SEAToN perceive by your paper Of
the 24h instant that you have published Mr. BENToNs late
Speech delivered to portion Of his constituents St Lous
in which Mr. CALHeuss the subject of Slavery in
the limits of the United States at the late session of Congress-
strongly aragned and denounced In order that your
readers may judge of the justice of these denuncaons and
the motives Mr. BESroS has thought proper mpue to
Mr.. CALHoUs send you Mr.. CALHouNs late Speech de-
livered also portion of his constituents of Charleston
South Carolina, which you will obge me by publishing
your columns Mr. CALHOUN is alone implicated in the
imputaons of Mr. BESros but the whole Southern county,
assaed and exposed by the late agtaon Congress
subject of slavery interested in the course of self defence
he counses by complying with this request you will obge
A SUBSCRIBER.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-05-29

LAKE GEoRoEhe fine hotel situated at the head Of this
lake has just been reopened the public by Mr. John r.
Sheriff. He has made such arrangements as will secure to
travellers all the comforts and Injuries Of the season The
steamboat which the lake will commence her trips
the LIST Of June.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-05-29
STEAMBOATS, ON OUR SMALLER STREAMS.


The following curious story is related by the Concorda In
egence to illustrate the accuracy the river pilots and the
hard work by which they acquire their knowledge of depths
and distances
An old pilot the Arkansas once attracted our atten-
ton by pointing out bed Of ock-whcre could
thing. We asked how he had studied the river sWhy,
sir, waded from the Post to Fort Gibson three summers
and guess took pains to touch bottom The distance is
near six hundred miles think Of that, reader
g His soundings follows Ankle half calf
,choh caBt haif kneei kneet half thigh thigh Deep
thigh deep he wished for the trident
she from that depth doWn to bare sprinklng the
bars; at greater depth than hy the deep thigh, the order
usually given, 'headher asfore -"
This will do for the Upper Arkansas but match for
may be found in Illinois river
An editor. in passing down the Illinois, says In pass
ing down the Illinois river in little wheeboat called
the Agnha which craft drew about sixteen inches OF WATER
we much amused al the novelty Of the thng when APP
preaching Bardstown, the engine stopped and given
lick back for the boat allow Hocscr team that
fording The pass II is uncommon occurrence
told for the captain OF boat, of dark night
to wade ahead with lantern in his hand point the
channel This the necessity Of throwing the lead
he pio, singing out knee deep and all is we'll"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-05-29

The Albany and Boston Railroad is doing an unprecedent
ed business in ireghng just The great demand for
-four for the Boston market caused large purchases Albany
and during last week from 90 600 900 baeshave been
the Western TO Boston, And this work
Of but six days One hundred and fifty freight sent
of every day, all heavily laden with freight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02
Foreign Market t..

HAVANA, 10th Sept 547--Prcss of sugar are frm 81
the stock Is small, with continuance of good demand
We quote Assorted kinds, 7.9a7K l0h rails; whites
skaoK rails; yeows 7aSx; browns, 6bsa6A rails; Gu
curuchos 6ha6 rails The weather is rather showery
but without rains Of consequence Monsses Is scarce
mt ~ rails Imports-Ths three cargoss jerked beef
from South America sold at II rails, and more
Lard is still higher having been sold at Sl9al9> the
stock is $500 k-gs and the article Is in good enquiry
The three rice have been placed at Ii rails
and the other two at Is rails aud 1879 rails OF of
the latter about half damaged by water. and
fetched II RAILS the sound part also suffered from the
heat occasioued by the damaged 750 sacks Valencia
rics equal to $50 casks were sold at l3H rails Ne
more lumber has come in, which Is much wanted, the
last sale Of w. pine having been ut S42 No further i'm
ports Of box snooks have reached US. HID shocks,
empty casks hoops and candles in request but oil is
dull Corn is higher, and has been sold at 3a4a4 rails
Corn meal Of slow sale at $2 Flour is improving; 100
barrels American changed hands 1T $l6 of spanish
more has been imported. Freghts-lhe only transac-
tou for Europe vessel for Bremen at Ca to load
distant outport For sugar to the United States, IL
rals have been paid. vessels Exchange
on London l2p premium New York and Boston 21za
3pS premium Imports 8 A jerxed beef per arr II
re-; United states do do, l6ais Goldfish a. S5s6 had
dock do SAX; hake. do, $3Ha4 RICE arr, l5al53S rs;
lard, a. $lS.9h; hams do, S9ai3 talow candles, d.
II 49, sperm do do S43aio whale OIL arr, l446 RS;
sperm do do 26aas RS; chssss, a. $s.1l butter. do
SiValS; yellow corn, 81 "a meal Dbl, SAN
hoops pr Sa5a50; -FOUR Amer, DBL SIS; do Spanish
do, $il; LUMBER Bath, IT, $40; do Portland do, $42
do T. do, $685. box shocks, box rs; mOssses hid do,
hhd l4slS rs sugar do do l8a12 empty casks each
sax; rotstoss, bbi $3ha4 ouions 100 bchs $547 Gus
yaquil cocoa IN BID 100 ,os $S d. do duty paid $l0a
l0h; nails, 81, s614a6h; tar, Dbl, $5H
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Ensin~ when II wss rod with the hs,s 10 Contained
tn no h 81 thu arm. aud $4,000 In bank notes and
byacss paper The contents OF the mill are totally de-
sroy~d aud engine aud m~oh merry rendered almost
worthl~ss The stock not insured and only $500
on the sugins The stock Of malt In the brewery
was large, and there insurance to $4,000
There VA about 1000 bushels which had been
saved frou the malt house Of the proprietor In
Broad destroyed short time since aud this has
been damaged 80 that IL 10 worthless The building
belongs to English estate, and Is believed 10 b. in
sursd The dre 10 attributed to incsndiary, IS 1t
commenced the second floor far away from the en-
gins room, which Is In the cellar.
confectionery store Ia Poplar street above Fourth,
was damaged by IRE last night between IL and ~
o'clock
young son Of the Rev Mr. Roach Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church died ysstsrday from the effects Of
burns received the day previous by upssttng him
self the contents Of vessel In which his mother
preserving peaches
The news had unfavorabls effect upon Government
securities, but no sales took place to-day.
sale OF Stocks at philadelphia.
FiRsT BoAnD, Oct 2-260 Girard Bank IL; 100 Bank
~ NO them 6ank Kentucky 100; 2oeo State So 7s 2o0 Lee
mn coal scrpB7 $500 City Is log; so Allegheny ops oo
AFTER sALEs-50 Aueshaay Copper IL; 80 do IA 1oVoV
state o'A 7th. Is 600 do 18H; 100 do IN
"; 1900 Ter 4 bopas 20 . -, 40. ,ooo
AFrEk SALTs-lt9 0iard "a; $50 Reading IN 'in' 'V''
do bonds s21s N,rristown X.
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Cleared.
S:ssea S:1.i ~
%%s si:s as TssTfE Boyd hA'.'" Glasgow"
Len; Hs=ssa %::sS, hHTss's
E:sS S: S:s 5:sss s:.S,
s%1''' a's'A
Ass%dis n:%ss kIsa fls%osS sc! NJ
dv, Hagsdorn, James Hver Florida. Carson. Wilmington
sloopsFrankn. Smith, Dishton; Presicen Frisbee New
Haven.
to S1eaman wh S:
Bark Pedmont. Blasde waldeboro days. in ballast to
British brig Emily, Bird Pc,ou. day. with coal to &
spanish brig Guincho, Havad, Neuvtas with mdse to Brett
Brig Sterling, Rddel Savannah. with cotton to Durham
Sen, Hannah woodnsn Busnos Ayre., July 9TH to De-
iores. Co Sept Is a. Ion s. as spoke brig Lady Hunt
SL Msdos from Trinidad to ois.sow ga Ia. ST. lon ,'s 60
o% Ss'1s
s ssSi as,p B: Hss s:r%Gsd coal
Senr Grecan Oichrisl, Lubee platter and fish Bcet
schr Ann Smith, Smith, City Point. coal to M Beden
PSsSi: s.-y: nay
sshr ison wooabaSs. New o leans IS days with md.s
to Sch sGh% ss, ko0s &c Co. uu,,;, ,.
Brown Derosset.
Schr Ann Mara, iones Newbem, C.s days. with naval
to 3 l. MicheiL
sehr Senator Buunell, Virginia, . days, wood.
sehr star Gautsr. Washington c. cavai soresto Bryant
& Maitland.
Schr Hannah Marshsm Ri chmond days. with -four and
tobacco II Patton.
Sehr Lady Of tho Lake Larsin, days, Virginia, wood
3chr Patrick Henry Chester. Kchmond days. tobacco
Allen X Paxson.
schr Nap leon. Smith, Wilmington, C, days, Humey
Murray.
Sehr Thos Jefferson. Hurst Suffolk, days, shingles.
Below
Two brigs.
Sailed.
Packet ship Oxford Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLI0ENCE.
The Flour Markets

C,xc,rr.r, sent os-An additional sale Of 100 bbls
CITY Mills were sold on Friday evening at SAL To day
the sses reported we're 20 bbls from river mt ~ 100
do from store at 81 0s The reospts OF the week were
l043 barrels.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 30 Flour il held firmly, with .
fair demand for city and light receipts few han
dred barrels fresh ground Pennsylvsnia taken for
export at So IS For city sales at SIS rs 50 SIX
for and good fair brands and extra at 50 90
Der Dbl Rye F1our-A further sale at 81 lax per Dbl
scarce and in request sale of fair white at 81 "a;
prime old red Is held ct 81 Is per bushe
and Southern ut 81 a. Rys-A sale at rs cents Corn
Ia in better request sale Of southern yellow at TO-
and 1900 Pennsylvania yellow at the price. Oats
A sale Of new PENN ylvsnis at ~ cents.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
aoxth-vvsss corner OF Fulton and HssuHn 80.
LANES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.


DAILY HERALD-Eyery day, Pries ssst Dor soDY--2Y
Is per annum-payable ~ Advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday--Frics sk
Ger copy-13 l2k cents per annum--payabe m advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Ersry Steam Packet day
g a. exclusive Of postage payable sdy.ns: sab,cIp
mani 10 rue Yivenne, Paris r L. simonds 10 Comh and
John Miller, the bookseller London
Of January Of each ysarsnge copies sXbsncs Zach
ADVERTISEMENTS At the usual prices--aways cash IN
ADVANCE Advertisements should be written in psD legbls
The Proprietor will not be responsible Tor srrors that
Pumping Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
An lsess or communications by mail addressed to the
proprietor Of tbs esblnhmsnt, b post paid OF the POST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

Whole lumber 1910 ON foreign ports and "a cosstv.
-of this number were Bremen British Russian and the
balance iz2 Amer can $3.50 -
During the month there cleared the Baltimore
tom mouse io ors ian ports ships bark ~ briggs and -
schs VI hs number were British Bremen. and the ba-
BAG PErssrLvAnA, Lyle Of and for Philadelphia, from
SMdenas with full cargo Of nolases totally lost
cape Hareas on Friday night, AID ult Crew saved The
master and mate riycd Baltimore from Elizabeth City
Norfolk She was since by the Dolphin, port,
which vessel that the 9Th ultmo when on Cspe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02
Philadelphia Ca.ue siarIxet

SEPT 30At market during the week 1850 beef cattle
including $50 driven to New York 100 and calves
800 hogs anu l450 sheep and lambs Prioss-Besves In
moderate request at SIS So so the 100 lbs lO6 head
left Cows and calves sold within the range $40
So for fresh; $l2 Sas for springsrs aud 81 for
dry ows Hogs brought 81 81 rs the 100 lbs Sheep
ant L.mbs-Mosty all sold ct 81 IS - for sheep and
81 q So for lambs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02
0srait Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l-4PM
Anved bark Jas Byley arlan. Csrdeaas briggs Fac
tor Handy Bermuda; 9andee Keen, Calais; Lydia Farm
D.v do; Tieas.ta suxs do; United States, Gra"t D'sh
toa Mass Jas Bennett May do Prospect Gem, do James
Bgtls Church Fall Evsr Robertson Providence;
camp Clarke, Hartford Hume Mills Bridge port Su-
peroI Gfsey Troy EnteI Brady, dos Mary Ann
Caroline shropshre, Aliens Point Equity atom Brtoi:
WP Corpt. he witt York; Sea Gull. Jenks a.. MAJ,
Shields, Clarke do; Russell Bailey Boston;
Studley, do. ' "~'e'
Below, three brigs unknown.
Cleared bark Mary Irvine, Taylor Coast of Afc.. h,u.
-Four Brothers, Slater Boston, schn Prospee e. Gem d. gn
ted States Grant do; October BAXTER dos Fose- bs2,, Az
Ashland, Holden do; Gen Knox Davis dos Foestsy H.,o
DO; Mary Shields Clarke, BRISTOL Holder Borden Assm
soa Yrovidence Minerva Robertson, dos Russell b.
Albany; Equsty, Eaton, do ? Camp Clark, Hartford
9sssiy Trey: En,srIIi.s Brady Do; s. GsI jerks.
mn, Doughty do; bsrgss De VIII Clnron Robinson do;
do; Comet, Cox. do; Star, Longhosd. do.
miscellaneous Record.
The ship Switzerland. forLondop and 1T Nicholas for Ha.
will sail this morning Lete bags Exchange Read
ing Room. and at kenyons. Wall st.
PoRT BALTImoaHThe following s a correct list of ar
ior the month Of september compiled fom the da
Ships. Barks. Briggs. schrs.
III
co.'fw"s. .'....".." il 81
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MARITIME HERALD.

rOaT OF sEW xOnh, OC rOBGR q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

CLIREHUGH's VENTILATING WIGS, scaps, and
in the world An examnsnon will prove 5h. no egotistica
beiog shaped and fitted the head exactly the
natural hair grows every hair having the of
and workmanship their style Of finish md mode Of
have them perfect heads Of
Strangers invited to Inspect them whether from cuosi
ty with intention purchase Prices moderate 19 Broad
way directly opposite the City Hotel Eatance by the store
Of I'm hafcr m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

MO HUMBU0A dining :rlo2n Inst OPENED e ao W.
N town. At No II Front street, ana o9einR asos ~
Judge Tor yourselE The rooms are single. srH We
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! Inn BARRELS PURE SPIRITS
Wy WSI1I lSv m Do NnS Superior ALCOHOL.
excellent article of Native Grapes for Preserves, Cor
dias, &c. at much lower price than the imported
For sale by JOHN D'HOMERGUE,
| 400 Front street. between Beekman and Fulton sts