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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-11
Drugs, Medicines. Paints.
DYE SUITS, De &c.

4 0NG, WEED & co. have received. and
now offer for sale, q very completc asSort.
ment Of Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Dye SulEs
&c., among which are comprised the following
articles, viz:
rure White Lead. Emory l6ow3e.-
cromc Yellow, Acet.
,cn!gn,e, Sulph. Quinine.
wa... Drown, Group Syrup, scnns,
pns, kreasOte, SquiIs,
r neu Lesa' Red Precipiia,e, t
o"den, opal and Lea Sal Ammoniac,
ther Earnish, 4. Soda and se;,Il;,, po,.
Tanners, & best Lamp dcrs.
ui, Suit. SPIT. Ni,re,
Slua ,ot'.s, Alcohol, Lunar Caus,ic,
o ~. o. sHnoi, Hyd. Poiassa,
Nitric & Muristc Acid, sands E,,. ssr..n..;r,.
: I'iu'so' bladder. niuc, Bougies, Caiheters, 81.
Gum sheac, Fly Stone. Nipple Shells c,",,;.
Cour, Plaster. Isinslass, Glass;. ,ssor,,,
Pull. Ipccac, Rhci, Jalap. yial,--I oz . !.
, nu aiocs. 6 oz. Il 8 on.
NY" A =. Spring and Thumb Ian.
Balsam Copaiya, -....s ccts SAN
Cubcbs, Cochineal, &c. Sc
country Physicians and Country Merchants
WI be supplied upon the most liberal terms, mn
with genuine articles. " Prescriptions ~, m
May l. ..s =.
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Store
JUsT OPENED.

THE subscribers iniend kreEihg eonsfznlly 81
hand Il lheir Ne1 saose, east Il EAe C0urs
Har,se. a isree Ia q
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lust RECEIVED,

WAMTED-In Exchange for Goods.
LoUR. Meal, Wheat, Corn, Fla1-seed, Bees
war, TallOw, Feathers, Plank, Shingles. and
all kinds Of Country-made Cloth, or any thing
else usually taken in exchange for Goods.
a.... LONG, WEBB, e. co.
"at D. 26-
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Or. n. +. PEERY,s
VEEmFUGE Oh HDEAD SHOT
FOR WORMS.
Ahsgkl y FGi1olk prsp o. ficr, e1Eafk fcra
TrDasptifudlt ef r. arfisn. n eisrpfng
hf gsttni = . FIR koavs II

0ug Horm. a
THE origin. dexeseFmsut. ana surpos !
Nonas N he huHsn sysisn. are 10 Be =
trIhulrd q = dsErased and drhiiiiafsI condslio
q NE stomach and hoNeis; Il helng an ssi-hlisl
Cd iaCt, thsi where the digestion i unimpaireI
and the general powers az he system in a heaI
ny state, they can find no habisalioa. This On
paiasion has The peculiaF adssniagr Of nOl onl
desiroyng eserY woim. lui slso az pr0Jueins
healthy action Of The sioInach and CHEZ organ
q digestion. thereby relieving many complain
arsng from arrangement Of ihe digestive On
ganA Although prompt and certain in is opcra
ton, and not unpeasanf 70 the taste. Il Is ueriirt
" ssie and adapted 70 Tie ienleEesi ace.
Numerous ceiiiiicaies of the value and ussflI
mess d Tins preparation aFc almost daily revived
TIE Flooring 4 fren en- tmiRsaf Iskyaeiaa.
JoneshOrough. Tenn. Dec. 81. 1874.
ID. u. I. Peer-I take great pleasure in ne
10 the public your valuable yermi-
iuse. lpsopcEly called Dead Shot. have hcen
vending u FOR two years. Nothing az tie Kind
have ever sold ihsl has given sueh universal
satisfaction. There was one case N ms imme-
iia'e neishaoFhooi thai now recolerl ol in which
ne dose cansed the expulsion Of $50 wounsirom
small child, as The parent informed me ai.cr.
fsfds. very respectfully.
JOHN YANcEY, w. D.
Price IS cents per vial 1fE7 #t
Prepared IL Dr. II. r. pnERr, AMI sald who,e-
aie and retail hy A. b. & ID. SAxps. DrupgiS,s
GO Fulton street, corner Of William. New York.
4. Sold also by LONG. wEDB & co. Agents
49,
October &c. . Ne.
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AGENCY INV RALEIGH.

"a the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
ITS Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business TO Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal of Notes. and other Bank Busi.
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire i, for the usual compensation. The
oiilcsrs Of the Bank will decline attending to hn-
sinsss Of this lind.
- LEOPOLD E. HEARTH.
MA afvyi ~
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Y Office.

a LII those who are indebted to the subscribe,
up TO the first instant, are requested TO call
ana settie Their accounts at least by February
Court. esass..sss .s~y
LONG, WEBB Il co.
January 5. az
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vOR MS! W0RMsI,

KlLMsTOCK's yERMIFrGE f,r 40 :.
Jain destruction of Worms. This much 90
ebrsed article is now for sale in this place h. n
Heat. The numerous lives that have boon -. -
cd this article, is . sufficient guarantee IN,
eSegmoiher should keep it in her house. Th "'
pun nave Deen grossly deceived of late, by Ger.
M tner preparations got up IN imitation Of this.
ne.lilus' consider 1t great blessing that they
nasqicW Wl,nln their reach the only genuine
p,epa'ion, winch Is certain to destroy any guam
Wy worms child may have. 1t Is useless 10
accopany TINS with any certificate, the article il
well nown without. y %
%, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 cou.
and rect, New York; and by d. Hearts, Hills
sorosh, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sleaf Greensborough.
Afls. ~
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Advrrtising Rates for III, IliIlshorouah pe.o,a.,

o.e oo'iar per square (i6 lines) for the first
INSERTION, and 20 cents for each continuance. De-.
as follows: 80 o''i'eiiieh i
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fATKTrkuILE. JoSKs.
A.Grlham. James Mpaniel.
CrNsKRLkxD. CRAyxx,
Col. Alex hurchison, John Bryant
Christopher Munr0s, CoLrNBrs.
AeE. Williams. Lot Williamson. -
Col. A. 5. M.Neill, Ronrsox.
farquhard Smith, W. c. M.Neil. ..
John M.Daniel, RIcaaosD.
John Evans. John e. M.Iaurin,
J. ". Howell. John l.. Farley.
BLAnrs. ASsos.
Gen. James J. Aay, J. r. Reid, Miilwngh.,
Robert MpIsin, A. Dauchum.
:. n. Richardson, CAswrII.
Thomas c. Smith, T.Dalsol. MlwriuL,
Isaac Wright, Wilfim Russell.
John smith. CHirHAN. ae
SANpsoy. Cole & Bran,Iy. I'll
G. T. Barkslale, smith Il PuIlen.
Patrick Murphy, n. ClcgE. -
John II. SPelrrnsn, WAX.
HARDY RoysL 5. Beasly,
NEw HASevsn- JomSsrox.
James Murphy, ]. r. Leach.
Charles Henry. BE.rroHr.
ONsLow. b. Runyon,
Robert Aman- - Arnold.
GREENE. PR.
Thomas Hooker John Joiner
GrrLFoRB. DR.. Robert and Richard
Dr. Faulks. WilIisms
LESoIH. DrPrls
aonas Rouse, Lewis Herring,
Jesse LsssittT, James Iarman @.s
JOAN Williams, esq. Daniel Moore
Besides many others in different parts of the
state.
With such adeservedly high character. the sub.
'rIhers feel justified in offering these Wheels to
;a'pnblic. They viii keep on hand supply Of
waeeis adopted 10 high or low heads a, Fayet,e. |
vile. Wilmington. Ncwbern, and Washinrton |
anl Mr. James I. Dodson, Of Caswell. has them
for sale. 'ie'''
We caution all persons throughout the STATE
agiinst paving any person but ourselves or our
authorized agents. fOf the right of using these
wheels.
NartcR re MItIwRIsurs.-If you wish en-.
ployment, aclusint yourselves with putting in
these Wheels, as We now wish 10 employ at least
Io9 ia this business in different parts of The star.
DUNCAN .M.NEILI.,
ARCH'D MLAUGHIIN.
A. A. M.KETHAN.
yetteyiile, Ian. l3, rs,x
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on HAND,
WANTED.

Il0 Bushrls nice Peeled Died PEACHES.
They will b taken At the market prize.
In exchange for Goods. -.
A. MIcKI.E.
September .. a.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-29
NGDEEW=Es

ME have just published, and wlll be ready to W de.ivfr or Wednesday next. pamphlet oT 75 pages, octave; Contaaing list of Forfeited Lands, subject 10 De donated io actual settlers uadel an tof the General Assembly of the staie of Arkan sas ent'ledAn act to donate 10 actual settlers the right orshe State to certain forfeited lands apsrov- ed 2srd December, Is4o, and other acts supplement tary thereto.
 Prepared al the Auditors Ofses.
 Having been ai considerable expense in issuing edition of this pamphlet We baye thought proper to secure a copy right.
 We shall be happy to supply all demands for it by our country friends
 gTPIice-75 cents per copy, og $500 per dcz- ea. RRARD0N & GARRETT.
 Baauer Office. Little Rock, sih Sept, lsI7
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DISSOLUTION.

YHE partnership heretofore existing under M af \ nsme and style 9f Neeet0a, Chose { 70 is als solved by mutual consent LuTHER CHAsE is iu'' authorised to collect the debts and settle ap me h' fa,ts of the hrm,
 Having sold out our entire stock o' g''ae 1 p Messrs. T. D. MEsRIcE k Co.,. The business VI" he conducted by them, ai cur oid stand and Ss '' commend tbem to the favorable notice of our e''' and customers. .,,.,3,.,
 THOMAS W NENTOH'
 LUTHER CHASE,
 JAS LAWSON, Ir Little Rock, 10th Sept, i347.
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~mcvM@DN A H..

FJNHE. undersigned, hAYiag purchased oi ass',. E NeAtou, Chase Co.,. theft e9lile stock o s'r'', have removed 10 he Ware House feeenily oc'spo by them, where we are Bo@ opening isiss =. L general assortment of DFy Goods, Gfoeenes' "s@ Xafe, QaoeasSsre, Iron. Nails, Castings -' ee e,, whlch we are o;ieting a, yery reduced Pnee' "'
 I'D MERRIcK. X c. Steam Boat LandIng.
 Little Rock, Sept, 20 Isf5. h<-'~'
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NEW ORLEANS sTYPEFoUNDRY
 Ind Printers Furnishing Warehouse,
No. IT. CANAL STRgEr Row

No. lT. CANAL STREET Row. VTNHE undersigned beg leave so announce to Pub. N fishers and Printers. that they have established complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city. The Book Letter Of this Foundry was cut 10 order by worknen oflong experience, and. as no ex- pense was spared 10 obtain the bandsomest faces and perfect T in every respect will venture to say II will be found handsome If not the handsosnes' in the United States We have siso very hand some assortment of Flowers apd Jub Letter Of the latest style to which we would call the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured by us shall be Of material equal, if not superior. to any manufactured at the No h aud ss-we shall sell Tyre al New York prices, we trust 10 meet with encouragement.
 We are now prepared 10 manufacture Brass Rule, and Type of any magnitude, with prompt- ness. We woGld also particularly call the stien- ton of Printers our Lead, paving an entire new set of mcaias, by which we are enabled 10 fur nlsh perfect article, We are also Agents for inc sale of the Napier, Washington and Smth Press es, which together wiih Chases and Cases Com posing Sticks, Furniture Iak, and every other ar ucle required ia The Printing business, will be kept on hand and furnished al manufacturers psi- ees.
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish a News paper or Job Printing Office will be furnished with an estimate n detail for the same 5Y stating tse size of the paper. the particular style and qHant Y oi work b be executed
 F5- The proprietors of newspapers who will pub fish this advertisement SIX months; and send ra- per to office weekly ~iii be pad for tho adyer useneht by purchasing six times the su.oahi of aC vertisihs bid n Type
 GREEN k Co. r Cassi st Row.
 -R1gsst :. lsi7. s-5m. '. O PiasyssHe>
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.
 STATE LAND Oyyrtx. }
 LITTLE RocK,


 Nov. 17, 1887. IN pufsaanee Of an set of the General Assembly A of Arkansas. approved the 2Oth December ls44. wtil offer at public sale on the 1st Monday and Tuesday of January next, the following described tracts of lard selected and ecn6fmed to this State a apart of the grant ofg0o 600 ceres. except such as hes been eovefed hy Rght cf pre-emption, proof of which, together with the necessary bond, has been filed may he produced st this office before the lst day 0f Jansaarv. lB48
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMPToRs AND OTHERS.


 All persons claiming the right of prc-empiion, under act of the General Assembly of this State, approved December tth, lS46, are required to make proof and file s aecessary bond before the first day oG January, Is4s.
 Where locations have been made upon ihe selee- ton ofindividuas iR accordance with the lIth sec ton ofthe act approved 20th December Is4 and the act approved Dec lsth IS45 and said have been confirmed to the State bonds must be furnish ed 10 this office for the proper amount before the day of sale. otherwise they will be sold to the highest bidder at such sale. The 7th section Of an act approved Dec. Dist, lS46 authorizes that. "a aH caSes rhere, under tls provisions oths 3Tsi Dec ls42, settlers hare raned the preemption grGHted b ta, ac' aadhare improrei iaEds hof c3afred 10 the Siaie atl after he passage of the aet of20A Deesaber IsIi tts 9 sectioa of tie last named act shaa be rerired aatd the Isl Janaary IS4s.
 Alter the sale all lands offered and remaining sold will be subject to private entry at the price of one dollar and twenty five cents per acre.
 l. J. REARDON.
 LAND AGENT for
 the State of rk's
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House and sign Painting anu
 Glazing.

vT,HE UNDERSIGNED, having just return. | this c.,y. and supplied himself with ah ea', o new stock ot materials. respectfully snhouhe ,.s public that he Is prepared to exeeate all orders his line of business. with despatch, and On ne A'' reasonable terms. ,e.,
 All orders telt a: Af Ann-afs Cabinet es'Ao'.- tS ment, on Main Street. will be promptly ai.,pS to. L. StLLis"
 Lale Rock Juls a6, lsi7.
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Southern United States Mail.

Ire Otehfg IodCa LAhe from Lthte hock 10 Washington, .4rkansos, and to the
 celebrated Hoi Springs, n
 four horse coaches. TTNHIS line connects al Little Rock with the great \ Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Lilac. leaving Little Rock aud Washington on Tuesdays. Thurs days. and Saturdays, al A. M.-- Reaching Hot Springs ia one day.
 The pToPrsetors wiil run ss above stated during the season The greatest aiteDtion wilt be paid to the comfort and convenience Of passengers. Ac- eommodatieEs are good, and charges Ioscer than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited
 HAMMOND & co. April 2S noS3 if
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Furniture.

INHE undersigned would respectfully inform tho \ citizens of Little Rock and yciaiiy, that ht still carries on the 6ABIsXr and CHAIR making business, at his new stand East Main st., neal iy opposite the Presbyterian ehaFeh. and is pfePA' ed to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESWi1
 -4SD PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest mar kei price
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and varuishsd. Coiiins made al aii hours. Prices to coresPopa with the times
 \. s. The undersigned having recently pqfeh@' ed new and fashiGsaable heafse. is prepared 10 ' tend 10 huiials, in the city country, Oh lhe mos reasonable terms. WI. ANNEAk.
 Feb. lT, Is47. 25'u'
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To The Editor oftte National Whig.
To THOSE CONCERNED.

Some considerable talk having recently taken place
in this city the probability Of the present Con-
gross adherng 10 the arrangement made by the last
Congress for the selection of printer to that body
the writer has thought it would not be improper
with your permission, Mr. Editor) TO make the fol-
lowing statement
In the first place. Is the printer to either House an
officer thereof?
This question would seem to have been affirma-
lively settled by the proceedings had in Congress on
various occasions In regard 10 their Printers.
Secondly. Has one Congress the poirer to choose
or select an officer for a succeeding Congresa2
In connection with this point the writer would
remark that under the law of 1872 and up to within
few. years past it was the practice with perhaps
some exceptions) for both Houses Of Congress to Sc
ect printer for their successors. Such course
may have been pursued ut that time moro as mat
ter of erpediency than of right When the writer
uses the term erpediency, he means to say that i
may then have been deemed necessary because, In
case of change of Printer by either House, much
time must be allowed in order TO enable him TO pro
| cure materials from distance, and to establish an
office for the performance of the work. But Qhankf
to steamboats,, railroads, and magnetic telegraphs
! such pretext cannot now be urged. However this
may be, the question of po1er was fairly discussed
and decided upon, in the year le4l by the Senate o
| the United States. Messrs. Blair & Rives having
been elected printers by the Senate of the preceding
| Congress- the question arose whether that Senat
would be bound to employ those gentlemen as thel
officers long constitutional debate took pac
(which may be found in the Intelligencer and Glob
of l6ll, } in which Messrs Clay, J. NJ. Clayton, King
and other distinguished Senators participated Ever!
one must recolect the action of the Senate on tina
occasion Blair & Rives were oused, and anothe
1 person elected in their stead.
Ifit be settled point that the Printer to eihe
| House be an officer thereof then clearly one Con
gress cannot constitutionay select that officer TO
It's successors for the Constitution expressly invest
each House Of new Congress with power to cleo
its own officers. Fl. W.T..
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, deer 2, Is47.
Tor President
GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR.

II is with no ordinary qualification, that
we are enabled to announce the pleasing in
telligence that HENRY CLAY purposes to
visit Washington this winter, and that he
will probably arrive about the Odd OF this
month.
No mans presence will be greeted with
greater delight than Mr.. Clay's by his hosts
Of devoted friends. They long once more
for the opportunity Of doing homage to his
powerful intellect, and lar-seeing statesman
ship.
He comes in the highest of all characters
that Of the private citizen-and he will re-
ceiye at the hands Of the people such wei
come as will make his heart warm for joy OF
revisiting the scenes Of his former triumphs
We hail the advent Of the venerable states
man, and hope that the city will at once take
measures to make him her guest.
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Perflmery, Hair Brushes, Fancy Ar
tiCIes. SOAPS, &c.

b. ID f.
THE subscriber has received aud offers for SALE at liberal
j prices good and general assortment Of Perfume
ry, Hair Brushes, Fancy Articles, Soaps,
POmatums, &C., to which he would call the attention
Of his friends and the public generally In the list may be
found
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Lubn's Fine Extract
Demarson's Fine Extract
Wrigbts Extract OF Ctronelo Rose
Wrighi's Extract Of Sweetbriar
Roussel's do,
PoMATUMs AND HAIR OIL.
OK Marrow, French OK Marrow, Roussel's
Pomade de Aux Flowers
Myrtle Pomatum, English
Rose Pomatun, do. s+ t.
Bears Oil, warranted genuine Macassar Oil
SCENTED WATERS
German Cologne, genuine
French Cologne American Cologne
Grunge Flower Water Florida Water
Lavender do Rose do
Roussel's celebrated Shaving Cream
Naval and Military do do .H. 5fE
Omnibus, fine large oval cake
Do. fancy wrapped
Camphor Soap, French, for chapped hands
Crystalline Soap Balls Musk English
Old Brown Windsor Palm Oil and Almond
Sand Balls and Cakes 1884
sBRUsHEs.
Hair Brushes, good variety Tooth Brushes
Nail Brushes Clothes Brushes
Shaving Brushes Flesh Brushes
COMBS.
Ivory Riyetted Combs English Dressing Combs
Ivory Fine Combs Pocket Horn d Shell Comb
ALSO-Razors and Razor Strops, Gold Cream, Iii
salve, saches, Lilly White, Tweszsrs &c &c s,o.
dec off corner OF eth street and Pa. avenue
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Irshman who heard him, we venture to as
sumo, who did not turn from such political
self-degradation with disgust Ireland, an
intelligent Irish gentleman observed to us, a
day or two ago, in commenting on this theme,
blood flowed in his yeinsl But apart from
these Considerations, which are of the utmost
Importance in deciding upon mans fitness
in filing such place as that Of Clerk to a
Wing House, Mr.. French has not the excuse
of poverty under which to hide his party ieal-
ty and his political self-respect. He is
rich man--rich in this worlds goods, and in
the enjoyment Of the interest OF forty thous-
and dollars year, as President of that en-
CINE Of extortion, the Magnetic Telegraph.
He has quartered his family, extending even
to the collateral branches Of it, upon the pub
lie treasury, until it has waxed fat and bold.
Such nepotism alone ought forever to dis
qualify him for the seat which he unbushing-
| ly seeks to occupy again, for nepotism is an
offence to repubicanism that cannot be pun
ished too severely. 1t is not only in viola
ton Of republican right, but of good taste
we hold a violation Of the latter in public
officer to be almost objectionable. Taking
all these things together, Mr.. French, in
our opinion, has not only rendered it impos-
sible for him to receive single Wing vote,
but he has subjected himself to the censure
Of his own party, if il were worth the candle
for them to take action in the premises. We
doubt, indeed, after these things, whether he
will be the nominee Of his own party. He
'certainly does not deserve it.
So far as Mr.. French's reported boast,
that he has the promises Of several Wings to
vote for him, we learn, on good authority,
that there is no truth in it. They will unite
to a man upon the nominee Of the prelimina-
~ meeting and triumphantly elect a worthy
Wing, successor to Mr.. McNulty's iocum
tenenS.
In regard to the many gentlemen spoken
of for the Offices Of the House, we have not
heard Of one being named, who would not do
honor to the places to be filled. They are
all good men and true, and we are sure that
the country will endorse the selections which
the House shall make. That they will ALL
be Wing, we have not the most remote doubt
1t is impossible to be otherwise.
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Arriuals at GOteIs, ete,, mp to 9 pm.
For the arrivals of Senators and Members see Con-
49, gressonal list on third page


NATIONAL HOTEL, NY s. s. COLEMAN.
Hon X c Winthrop Mass NJ Nichols, D G
Hon vinton, Ohio d Il Thomas, Baltimore
Hon H Williams, Me 8 Wood, jr, Ohio s
Hon Chester Butler, Pa GIL Wilson, N t4
Hon William Strong, do II Gwyn, Baltimore '
Hon Frank CLARK, Me L Lpman, Philadelphia
Hon Wilson, N S Cole, NY
Hon o Edwards, Ohio M Abel, Philadelphia
Hon Evans, do DR. Thomas X Poice, Va
Hon George Ashman. Mass
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, BY T. a M. BROWN
Hon black, SC WI Grant, Ga, and
Hon w barrow, and Mrs Grant
Mrs Barrow NV Perry, Ga
Hon Hampton, Pa G B Ball. Md
Hon @ G Dunn, Ind wa White, do
Hon J Rusk, Texas r s Edwards Baltimore
Hon Lynd Boyd, Ky Zachariah, Md
Hon Buckner, do J @ Rusk, Texas
Hon Mr. Peyton, do Judge Wick, Ind, and
Hon J Thompson, do Mrs Wick 5f,
Or Price, Va AK Wood, Va 3
7 NJ Randolph, Va
aApsBY's HOTEL.
Hon @ M Dallas, Phiada Hon II Harmanson and
Hon z Morse 4 2 aons La niece, La
Hon W Jones' Ga Capt Geo Taylor, U o A, sAa
Hon Emile La Sene, La Mrs Taylor
Hon w Dom, do Rev Curtis 4 y'ng lady, 10
TyLER's HOTEL.
Hon Besher, Me William Shoemaker, KY
Mrs and Miss Belcher and 3 e S Scrubs do
ladies' Dapier do
Hon H crezier, Ten DIV carvaiho, phlladephi.
Hon hayden, NC w Winston Va
Commodore Claiborne, Va Bainbridre do
UNITED STATES HOTEL, 3i
Hon Abbott Mass @ Horner, NJ
Hon Mullen d family, NY Rev Knighton, N J, and
Hon b Holmes, N Y, and Mrs Knighton and child
Mrs Homes and children L Shackelfori, Md y
Hon Putnam, " and WIN Wiley, Pa isa
Mrs Putnam Guthrie, Indian Terry
Hon ID S Kaufman, Texns
CITY HOTEL, by THE MEssRs. WILLARD.
Hon William Hubbard, Con o Kellogg, NY
Hon II Clarke, !, and Cameron Anderson Fa
Mrs Clarke and daughter Lloyd Brooke Washington
Hon Mr. Grennell, Mass "A Goldshorough do
b St John, N Y, and Henry Bedinger, Va and
Mrs 81 John Mrs Bednger
S Lawrence, N Y
CONGRESS HALL, by p. H. KING.
J Sim, Md ii Ilanlcn, Baltimore
Wllaan, NY II Edelin,, Nd