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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10
REMOVAL.

"a RS. RAWSON, respectfully informs her
1sA friends and the Public generally that she
has removed her establishment 10 the Shop for
merly occupied by Miss Van Fossen, first door
West OF the Post Office. where she will prompt.
iy and satisfactory meet all orders in MILLINA
KY q DRESS MAKING. The patronage OF
rbe public is respectfully solicited.
Yps!anfi Nov. 40. #
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10
NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he is ready to fill all orders in his
line OF business. Castings. Machinery, Mill gear.
ing turning &c &c; and would take this OPP
portunity 10 call the attention Of those indebted
to him by note or account that money is absolute.
necessary 10 the continuance OF business oil this
kind. and that immediate attention will be requi-
red 10 save cost. d. COOK.
Ypsilanti. jan. 18th. lS47.
Also, $50 cords good wood wanfed
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10
MISS CUFFMAN.
Tailoress and Dress-maker.
Late Of Canandagua. Ny.

rc ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
- 8. OF Ypsiianti and vicinity that she will be
,rsty at all times to attend TO orders in her line
eltner at their houses or az her residence at Mr..
Hosses, on Hurou street north ofCongress street.
Having had considerable experience in making
nroadciotn coats. cloaks, vests and pants IN the
fires families of Canandagua village. she think
che shall be able to please those who may favor
her with their patronage.
Get. IA, 1841. al.
N. B. CHILDREN'S DRESSES, neatly
aud tastefully fitted and made up.
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NORRIS & FOLLETT,
Ypsilanti, Michigan, Aug. 6.
Look Out For Fires.

The late destructive Fres in different places
Throughout our country should warn all to be pre-
pared for the devouring element. The subscri'
bers as agents of the Hartford Fire Insurance,
and The Columbus. (Ohio.) Fire and Marine Insu-
rance companys are prepared to issue policies
WITHOUT delay upon all descriptions OF properly,
both nihe Village and County, and on goods
Wareand Merchandise in transitug upon Lakes
Canls and Rivers. NORRIS g. FOLLETT.
Ypsilani Aug. l84]. 2Slf.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10
Fashionable Tailoring.

TINE Subscriber lakes this method OF than
Il king his trends and patrons for the liberal
support they has given him for the last nine years
that he has carried on tine Tailoring business in
Ypsilanti, and begs leave TO inform the public
that his shop is conducted very different prin-
cIpes from tailoring establishments in The coun-
try towns of this State. where drunken and infe-
ror workmen are almost entirely employed, or
boys and young women taken for three or six
months, who of course spoil the work put into
their hands. He can assure his friends that there
are none at preson; employed in his shop but have
been from four OF seven years at the business,
carefully taught by himself in all the ne vest meth
DDS of working in the most Fashionable Shops
in New York and, as it twell known to the
public that he has never spared expence obtain
all the various changes of fashion with. With
these assurances he thinks his friends will give
him CALL when they want work done. at his old
stand. next door TO Z. ]. HewiI's store, where
he will do work in all the different branches Of
the Tailoring Business at halt his original prices
Tor cash down. WIN. WILKINSON,
Yp,iillsi Fan
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10

tIare OF MICHIGAN. D.. Before C. H. Van
County of Wastenaw, cIeve Justice of
III" Peace in and for said county.
fred A. Hunter, versus james Mullholland
fDfICE IS hereby given that writ OF attach.
I ! ment has been issued by the abovenamed
inst;ce in favor of said Hunter against the goods
cn.ilos &c. of said Mulholland. returnable on
:hs iS.h day of December A. d. 1876. and the de-
H., IAN, appearing the tIial of the was
s'jsarned until the 18th day of March l847 at
n'~b-rk p. NJ. atthe Office of said justice in the
owiship Of Ypsilantl in said County. ~
Dated Ypsilant, Dec. 25t h, As
te..25 5w ALFRED A. HUNTER, pl'ntE
GOO SPELLING BOOKS just reed at
UNI SAMSONS.
oe..l<. l9ll. al.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10
CERTIFICATE.

This certihes that have been repeatedly attach
wi b the Fever and Ague, and although frequent
lybroken up by various m cans, have never beer
permanently cured Till / used your ..Tonic Feb.
rIfuge" and have had no return of it.
Je24tf. l.. w. FISHER.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10
DIR. BENZ. RUSH'S
Compound syrup of So uiIls.

Compound syrup of SquiIls.
FuvEIS Syrup ha- been found by experience to
u be Of invaluable utility. In case of Cough.
Hsarsncss, sore throat arising from Colds l.
, also highly serv:cable in Asthma, slight inaa
aa,ion and tghiness of the
CHEST CATARRH AND GROUP
In offering this invaluable Medicine to the Put
Ne the Proprietor can with confidence recoEl-
send ais medicinal qualiies having been Oft er
sesied and being expressly prepared for the above
diseases:
Tvs effects are slightly Laxative, Emetic and
hxpectorant, producing free Precipitation accor
ding 10 the Dose; We wouidnot in offering this
Compound Syrup of Squills 10 the public, emu
n.rate long Catalogue of diseases knowing
shs, there is at present Hundreds OF Patent Medi-
sines before thu Public: But with confidence we
10 assert for the above diseases 1t is invaluabs
nd no Family should be with ont it,
N. B. Directions given on the phial Labelled
Price 25cts. :. nj. LOVER LICE
Ypsilanti Ocl SS ..k l,lI. ,,l, ~
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10

I ADlES-You can find rich Hat Ribbons and
lLAewers at T. S. HILLS.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10

~ AMSON has on hand Dye woods and Dye
stuffs by The Barrel just call and enquire
prices befere purchasing elsewhere.
Dee. 1886
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10
To Clothiers and Others.

Ypsilanti, Jan. %, lS47.
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Sportsmen Attention.

SKINNER & JosLIN Compl,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14

OVERLAND EXPRESS.
Thrce, Days.in advance Of the Mail.
ARRIVAL FROM VERA CRUZ. o..
'-+r &c. &c. &c. !" t'h. '"1.

Our Overland Express arrived at Petersburg yester-
day with advces from New Orleans 10 the sth inst Our
latest papers by mail are Of the evening Of the 5th
D The brig SALIVA, at New Orleans which sailed from
Havana ON the 10th ult, reported the arrival ct Bermu
ds on the leth November Of British steam frgate
which LEFT England on the 10th October.
The Brtish Royal Mail Steamer Teyiot arrived at C st
Island lbe!ow New Orlsans) sunday the 9th instant
rom southampton, which port she left on tbs I'd ut-
she the hrst Of the monthly line Of stesmss between
Southsmpton and New Oreans She LEFT the 9Th for
Tns steamship Mekim, has arrived at New Orleans
from Vera Crus Tampico but her sdvicss are no l
ter from the former port She left Tampco as late rs
the 2Sth nltimo yet brought no news from Mexico =
She hsd eight cabin passengers and about hun
discharged teamsters and soldiers Bates
teamser OF Derby Vermont, died board 9Th inssnt
The virginia and Maria Butts left Tampioo for Vera
Crus on the asth and the sehoonsr Vsasco would sail
for New Orleans on the 29th Schooner Talbot going In
IS the Mckim came out When 25 miles north ast OF
Tampieo ths latter passed the steamer Fashion, from
New Orleans for Tampico and Vera Cruz.
Nlsior Gen. Taylor detained at New Orlesns until
Sunday morning when he left in the steamer Missouri
en- route TO his plantation at Baton Rouge He would
pass few days in quiet with his family and then visit
his country seat In Mississippi 10 that IL needed I'm
Mexico, he can return immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14

New ORLEANS, Dec. 7.-Cotton-Prices ara feebly
supported. The sales for the day reached 1000 bales
Moasses-Saes of 500 bbs. at lsc lslc Flour Is In
good demand with sales Of 1900 bills Ohio, ranging at
So as Corn-Saes Of white at 55c Of oats at 40 4lc.
In exchanges and freghts there is nothing new.
CINcINHATI, Dec l3-Flour-The market mac
tive and have only to notice sale Of 400 barrels at
81 So Wheat continued In fair demand, with light
sales, without chspgs in price. Corn-No change
Hogs-Sales Of 1000 head made at 81 50s2 s7k.-
The latter figure for lots good quality Old pork
tnued dull and heard of sales worth reporting
Sales Of 700 packages lard were made on terms not
understood. Whisky Sales Of 500 barrels were made
(rcctifed) at cents There Is frtshet In the RI
YER, and the water Is very hign.
PIrTsBURo, Dec. I3-Flour-The market dull at S.
s7H Corn was firm, with upward tendency, and We
quote good mixed at 40 cents and yellow do at 10 cents
with small sales. Oats firm ut % cts, with sales
New Orleans sugar was firm, with sales at cents fol
The weather continues very mild for the From
the e cts of the late heavy rains the river has risen
quite rapidly and report about twenty three feet
water in the channel
BALTIMORE, Bee. I3-Flour-The market was steady
with q fair amount Of business doing. Sales Of 2 00t
bbls OF Howard street were made, at So IS So SIX
Wheat-Sales Of 5000 bushels were made, including
Maryland reds, at l32c, and Maryland family white al
iI5c. Corn-The market was inactive at 5lc for new
Maryland white and mixed, and at $40. for yellow Pro-
visions continued inactive, and sales made chic ny
at retail. Whiskey-No change.
BosroN, Dec. l3-Flour-The market was dull, and
sales light 300 barrels Genesee with some lots good
western sold at So 37h Whest-No sales were report
ed. CornS Sales Of 5000 bushels we're made, including
western mixed at 80 cents and yellow do OF - cents
The market closed firm. Oats-Sales Of 5000 bushels
were made at 81 cents. Rye-ssles Of 1000 bushen
were made at 81 There was no change In provsions
There better feeling In reighs, and rather more
Offering.
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Law Intelligence.

supsR,oH CouRr-CHAmBERs DSo I3-Before Chief
sties Oakley-Habeqs Covpus.-Prime, Ward x Co.
krs brought before Judge Oakley this merping, on a
liz Of Labsas corpus to be admitted to bail Tns Judge
the parties, and ordered them to be brought
Monday next. when he will give his decision
Madame Res'eH-An hGbeas corpus was granted last
eek by Judge Jones, Of the Supreme Court, to bring
sds,s Rsstel before him but In consequences OF the
cath Of Chancellor Kent the arguments adjournsd till
o.morrow, (this morning)
CoURr or GENERAL SESSIONS, Dec. IL Before Re
order scHtt and Aldermen smith and Crolius. John
cKsoD, Esq District Attorney. At the opening OF
ourt, this morning the District Attorney announced
The death OF the venerable exChanceor Kent In doing
hich he proceeded to pass en- eloquent eulogy upon
character of the deceased at the rae time gave an
sketch Of his distinguished career, as Re-
border Judge Chief Justice Chancellor, and lastly as
Professor IN tho law department Of Columbia College
The details Of which fully noticed In another
column. The District Attorney, in concluding his re-
marks moved that the court adjourn until tomorrow,
In respect to the memory Of the deceased.
JAMES L BRADY, Esq in seconding the views OF Mr.
McKeon also made n few eloquent remarks relative to
the estimation in which the deceased had been held,
abroad as we'll as at home The court accordingly
Adjourned until to me rrow morning.
CoURr CALENpAR-This Day Circuit Courf-49, IA
20 81 So 49, g. SO, Ca IS, &c, 81 s. 60 10. 49, Su-
peror Conf AZ So So So CO. 420, So, Sc, 81, 49, 7s
J. A. 81 49, g. So &C. ST. 49, 80, 90, 9i 3D. ss, "a H.
az Ar Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14
Democratic Senatorial Caucus.

At caucus Of the democratic Senators today thew
determined to support General Cass Of Michigan for
chairman Of the Military Committee in place Colonel
detention at the court martial in the Of
mont. THAT this would be the stated yester-
day.-HERALp
Mr.. Mason, Of Virginia. was nomioatsd chairman OF
Committee on Claims, in place Of Mr. Pennybacker de-
ceased. . f' '.''.- .t...
MIR. Athsrton, of New Hampshire, chairman Of the
Committee on Finance in place Of MIR. Lewis.
Mr.. Rusk, Of Texas, chairman Of the Military Com
mittee In place of Mr. Atohison. There Is evidently
mistake In this.-HERALD1
Some changes were made In the members Of the
rious committees In consequence of the Senator'S
Senate. +-.... ... .
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New York Legislature.
AyuANy Dar IA IL

SENATE. -..
The bill to repeal the law to squalizs taxation,
ti-rent movement, was referred to the Finance Com
mittee. .4
The bill to consolidate the Deposit and Common
School Fund and for the reduction OF the number
loan commissioners was recommitted to make the
counties responsible for any loss Of moneys under said
loans. The bill was subsequently reported, and
dered to third reading.
Mr.. SANFORD reported bill to permit trustees Of
savings banksto make temporary deposits in free banks
The bill relative to Deposit and Common School Fund
lost on the third reading, objection being
made to the clause making counties responsible for
loans Laid on the table.
The General Insurance Bill was up for third reading,
but not disposed Of
The bill relative to the Hudson and Berkshire Rail-
road WAS ordered to q third read reading.
AGsEMBLY.
memorial received from the Board Of Health OF
the city Of New York. against the bill to amend the
in relation to commissioners of immigration
Mr. II. SMITH reported for the consideration Of the
House, bill to reduce the fees Of county clerks
Mr. CROSBY reported against the bill to incorporate the
American and Foreign Bole Society.
Mr. PERKINS reported the county clerk bill complete,
to take effect the clerks In office on the LIST
Of January s9 with the exception of the clerk Of the
city and county Of New York.
MIR. SIcKLEs moved to recommit, with instructions to
strike out the section excepting the city Of New York
Agreed to-44 to IS.
Tho Magnetic Telegraph bill was committed fer amend
m snt.
bill relating to the election Of Recorder and sulro
gate Of New York, passed. motion include the
Chief Of Police, was rel .cted.
The bill regulating the salaries Of officers under the
by fixing the salary of the Canal
81 800, and 5000 for travelling fses, II expended
bill to amend the revised statues also passed,
relative to the Marine Hospital and Its funds.
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Disaster mt Sea-

Arrived at Quarantine this morning, ship Washing
ton Of Petersburg, Va Benson, master al days from
Liverpool for Richmond, Staten Island, to land sm-
grantput in in distress having been in contact with the
ship Mary Francis OF Boston, the morning Of the 18th
met of Georges shos During the collision the latter
ship was 80 much disabled that she appeared to be in
sinking condition. Lsyed by her until daylight and
succeeded in taking of the Captain and at which
time the water above the cabin floor. The Wash
ington consigned to the master and has also received
considerable damage Cargo, 1850 sacks salt and few
packages Of goods for Rchmond ITO Storage passen
gers to r. w. Barnes Co N. Y. The NJ. >. from
Boston for New Orleans. Cargo, ice and owned by
w. A R-s and J. p Wheeler insured on vessel and
freight for $40 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14
Cong ressior nj Anairs.

John Bell appeared to-day.
The naval and military committees were ordered to
be enlarged. The old officers re elected - Dickens
Clerk Beaie, Sergeant alarms Holland, DoorKeepsr
Slicer, reelected Chaplain.
The chairmen OF committees elected, as follows
Sewer, Foreign Relations; Atherton Finance; Dix
Commerce.; Dickinson Manufactures; Sturgeon, Agri-
culture Cass, Military Affairs; Fairfield Naval Affairs;
Ashley Judiciary; Niles Post Ofoes; Hsnngan Roads
and Canals; Cameron, District Columbia.
COMMITTEES FOR THE HousE.-Vipton, Ways and
Means Joseph r. Ingersol Judiciary; Andrew Stewart,
Manufactures Truman Smith, Foreign Affairs; Bolts,
Military Affairs ..
Mr. Rockwell delivered eulogy the death OF Sena-
tor Huntington. '-t.'
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Died.

On Sunday, l2th inst HENRY CUNNINGHAM, In the
seth year of his age
His relatives and rien ds and those Of his late father
in-lsw q. Vausse requested to attend his fune
raj this day. (Tuesday) from his late residence, As
Grand street, at O'Clock.
On Sunday 18th instant, after short Illness EDWARD
CoLoAN, in the Goth year Of his age.
His friends and relations are respectfully invited
attend his funeral this day. Tuesday l4th at O'Clock
PM from his late residence 90 Eighteenth street. be-
tween 9th and 7th avenues.
Afternoon of the l3th inst JANE GIBSON rect of the
late David g. Gibson, In the 10Th year of her age
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral without further inv
taton this day, l4th instant at o'clock NJ from the
residence Of her grandson, John d. Abrams Ne 10 Ma
olson street
At his residence York street. in Jersey city yesterday
morning. December l3th, about 10 O'Clock, Ia the full
Their Of the Editors Of the Evening sentne aged II
years. months and % days His funeral will take place
on Wednesday afternoon, at half past O'Clock, from
the RsformsdDutch Church, in Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14
Weekly Report or Deaths

In the City and County Of New York, from the llh day
December to the 18th day Of December. lst1.
Men 70; Women CO; Boys4l; Girls 10. Total 225
Apople1y. 81 Asthma i Atrophia !; Bleeding 2; Burned
Sca'ded 2; Cstarrh Cancer Q; Casualties q Consump
ton 40; Convulsons 49, Group IL; Congestion Il Conge
ZION lungs DEBILITY s e. p.u% snn1 Drh1s
Drowned |: Dysentey 8; EPep;y, i EIy.ipa, q E!po-
4 do typhoid, do typhus, Heart disease Of q Hoop
ing Cough inflammation Of BRAIN. S; Inflammation Of
IL inflammation of stomach d mn;tion Of throat, !,
ance, 2; Marasmus, 81 Measles Il Neuralgia Old age q;
Palsy 2; Prem'tute Birth g. Rheumatisu Il Scrofua, q
Age-undef one year 80; years: so to as 70 10
60 to 10, II; 70 to 90, 6; SO to co. 9: apknown.
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
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Compromising n Felony.

Under this head account of the arrest Of the un-
dersgned has been published in number Of the city
papers in terms highly prejudcia to the Of JUS
tice and to his character citizen. The matter mas
been under investigation for time, and II would
have been wen If the publication had been DELAYED
until the magistrate had decided upon the case Inc
charge is wholly unfounded the undersigned Is pre-
pared to prove or the motives which Induced the com
plaut he will have something to say hereafter; sus-
pension of public opinion Is only asked for few days.
when the entire innocence Of the undersigned will
made manifest as well the motives that induced the
complaint ADD publication. II. X. CLARKE.
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Married.

At Brooklyn. on the sth inst, at the Church Of the
Holy Trinity, by the Rev. DIR. VIM II. Lewis, Cob WM
N. CoSKLIN, to Miss EMELINE II. PkTxRs, both OF
Brooklyn.
On Sunday evening, the lath inst by the Rev. J. W.
Bruner, Mr. john b. CAMpFIELD, Of Brooklyn, to Miss
MARaAREr A. ADAM, Of this city.
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The Election la Boston.

BosToN, Dec. l3-P. NJ.
The Hon. Josiah Quincy Jr., was to-day reelected
Mayor Of Boston, by $50 majority over all others.
The following was the state Of the poll -
Josiah Quincy; Jr., regular wing, 4,743
William Parker, independent wing. 1854.
Charles G. Goodrich, democrat, ,e73.
n. c. Bolton, native, 500. Scattering, ca.
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Mail Failures.

-. bod. . PErERsBURG, Dec. 10, lS4f.
The Northern mail has failed to connect at Peters
burg, under the new arrangeent, for days On the
first day the steamboat aground got clear next
morning and the boat due last night the first to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14

lRePored erPressiy for the New York Herald BY j. A
W n Housfon, Ssenogvaphsr 70 ihe Senaielf III p
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Shining InteiIizence.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec AR ships Frances Ann Robinson
Boston, Esser, Welsh do; bark Louisa bs Creighton Bal
nore why did not the reporter send the ship news oil the
9Th aud 9th I-Ecrald
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Nr,y
Sales of -four we're made IN modsra,a "t eu 40.
ing parcels of Troy Genesse &c on tsrm tS T.; 81
yor Of BUYERS comma red to W '.s ia'Ser IN Ia
was somewhat frmer and sas ~ v.s .Tusner n
made on rather batter terms ssi. " nsnoywne was
tern wheat were made on terms rsth.r anu
demanded by sellers last week ssiss ~ 80. siloso
70 frsev ads A. tba fni, ouot. ooh were pref
N hettsr failing In tha hnxh 10Y. hoT .
meal ana eaon closed hrm. sales OF rye we're made
teiv NV. VI pu.oneoo.1, compared with those
rent last week. Oats remained about the same There
was not much OF Importance doing in provisions, and
prices remained about the same. There some
transactions in sugar and mossses but coffee appeared
TO De quiet
AsHrs-small sales OF pots were reported at IS 60aS5
SAY, and pearls at 81.
BREADsrurrs- Nour-The sales Of different kinds, in
GUIDING separate parcels some OF which were In small
lots amounted to 5a COCO bbla In which were embraced
some brands or Rochester from western wheat at
30 l2h and Genesee at So % for fair quality with
900 fancy Genesee reported sold ut $50, with small
sales OF pure do at So 37k; 100 do Ohio at 25 and
small lots DO fancy at o 7oa6 s7h The sales also en-
oraced 1000 bbs Troy at SO CD and 1000 do
tso 70 The market closed feeble at 50 IS for Cane
see air quality and at % lax for Oswego, Troy,
nc; Wheeosales OF 2ioe bushels western were made
mirsS bo v 90 selected uenssse a. lieo ana l4o9 do
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS,
MOVEMENTS OF BISHOP HUGHES
u, AIN WASHINGTON.
Christianity the only Source of Mans Regenc.
ration, and OF Moral and Political Liberty.
"A Sermon, Delivered I'm tho Hail % the
House OF Representatives,
0n Sunday last. .r.r- ..

ny THE RIGHT REvERrNp john HUGHES,
"a. CATHOLIC, BISHOP OF sEw YORK,
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Tho Lafayette Fusliecrs Ball will talxc
place this evening Cbarrauds Rooms 20 White street.

The Piumbc National Daguerrean Gallery,
the Broadway end Murray street. sh ud be
exn,ned by all who wish what perfection tins art
has been Brought by the operator IN h eoun
and who wish al. the mseyes OF the improve
meats well. should not fail to pay Plumbe visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14

papers, fancy for COME jewey boxes,
round and boxes for druggists pill boxes
Gold silver copper tissue morocco marble Chinese and
pictures Also wedding cakes Wholesale and
retail 40 Maiden lane q. j. Kraft Manufacture and I'm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14

NTRs = OBINsON, 50 Mercer street. Fa'housble lear
l sarhsr Embroidered Ausns and laces made 10 leos
equal 70 pew, Also, Lace and Muslin Window shades
JID l7ep
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DOST OFFICE. New York, D.tembsi ~ lsu-The
Britannia will Boston Thursday the 10th
December Her mail. will cIos at q. ohse o.
be pepa,d 10 Boston Letters Of half ounce nnder five
cents AVID each additional half ounce FIVE cents Robert
Morrs.P. NJ. on " n