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,,IPREuE COCkT-ln tqlty.-U-Ffs bita.n,s
-, Lame, Holfofd aud Ofhefs.-jvd snent creditors
bill-JAMEs HOLrOKD, one Of tbs defendants IL me
ggrisnd 8 required 70 sppe. Ia ,lis csuse - ne
esg.nth 6sy Of jane next, The BIZ lied therein VII =
oxen a. confessed BY him.-Dstec Nes.beis De- ~
III GEO BRADSHAW,
Collector lor Pl1 In proper poor
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VALUABLE sALk OF ROSEWOOD sna 9th.

FufnlIa9 u me oFd7f on T0u' wv No c""P....rY
the balance Of the extensive stock q broadwtl on wee
ne sday. Dec -, without reseIye.-A 4. FUTILE WIN
~ II auction the shove day NJ 10 oclock, ON TIE
premises 20 Broadway. without reserve the entire ea
sges OF eogant md fashionable rosewood mshssany aud
black wsnrt Furniture OF the modern syies, cerp
pricing ir part, w sfss ctcaietes iau'ens snd Per
and nn.n en- suite ssgeges a5es sewing sDd roesine
chairs, extension Giury end tea tables, secretaries eod
book csses sdes' GgmCrs eos c-ner aud side tsbiee
with mlfh. top dressing b1rreux wsshsian frsaen
toilet tsbss rshoxsny snch and s,cy ehsiss.
hook stan~s card1nd caar,cte t.bes, hall stands
Also suite black walnut pasor furniture, Louis Nv.
covered q embroidered cloth.
afelogres will be rssry, and the iuEnure ean % a.
asalasd % the uofut1s ~ sale 49,.
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rN,VT0END. -Norfh American firs lnsursnos Cen
III .,y-ycrk December J. ls<1-Thc Presidsn
AID Directors have declared DViasnd q sI Per csai
On tbs Csrits stock psJsSls Ct ,se enc o. re SSP
o. VI Wv Secretary.
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M. u,,. i,PEuA uOI..l.-Les.ee, ME-. AZ.

HGi'sfAt Tressurcr, Mr Di1morei sfags Manager,
Mr W. b. CHAPMAN Reduction Of prices, tirst iieI
and Parqaete 30 cts second ter - eta The Otneins
6v Ma Az OF STA and Mons FREDERICK and bliss
WILLS TUESDAY EvENiSy, Dec %, VII b, pc
seatec the fs OF ih gaDd ballet 81 IA son sahDt
IA Pa. de Tros ~ VI Aufusta aud u lus FfejeIis.
Ses grsnd Ps,de Deuk by Nile augusta eud Mons FRED
srick New grand Polish . De- 1rols ~ lille Augusta
Ma Wells aud Mons Frederick II BE- t9io~sd ny
new FaIcs called IS IT LIE. TO conclude With ne
ballet Of LIS PACfs DU DUO De NBNDOHE. lot
Page Victor bis sou dsd augusta Bon Un,es o.sS
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FOREIGN PAPERS.

DERV0RD CO. lAstof.hcsse, have received f1ll
u sriv tao ant three dates each oi the Lc-lcn Pic
t,-isis Bes l. r. plhln p-Icri Lg-rPsol Psf7rs, &c.
- C.l s.tlg u yea Uogl s--1re copies. 40
d 80 BERtORD cos . Astor-E0ass
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a. fsre..t sni siic hoVse With hssesent hssws .:
Ia "a x,s, 80, Fifh.4v@nY., ard tie LOT . feet
~ - Il 80 ri aetes Tie boUs- = feet Inch ~ -
20, sins t4e pszxs The "a, and rotor SEER his
IN 40 ths pfsoig.s under cellar henhsJ f,omf IofeeeS
- LII ererx rrqai-ite alsncsbolit 10 the very
-, s.nt - - b-hy nsihentsd. For terms, nc Ap'
III, n. A. BLEECKER, Auetsonesr, brosd-S-
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fREDERIcK A. wooowoaTH,
HOLIDAY Kg-gNT-.-Ffsac \ LouiI;l .,ll

a. low price, useful articles suifsbls for holioay
Gfs-Writ ng iks Work Boxes, Gold Pens 10 aod an :
silver cass8 Card Gases, god Grd silver Pencil ssrs
Pocket Books. Ch-ssrisu Writing Gases, ceiant kof-
f,irs Peal Folders. husbands. Daily Memo booNs for
fsfs rsum0n Boslds Lad e. Gold Pen, 10 foid aaa
FRANCl5 x LOJrREL,
Al log Tn,crfs-s erd Nzuufacfur-rs y hefsn-.snc
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NN J. FkIttE ID. Fll<bnS, VIII sSPey
every species n AmeiicAn fsfest Trees and Hlaeo,
,ld t.f 5sds sufse for seAdns 10 fgrene sbd ethss
'oreis1 cogntlie,. CeGcg1es Il tlefk Asstias. -
Broadway. dA tn
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~ ~ s- snd TTl5I- lF1e -s1no- % fTe'7 70
o neat h9uekrcpcF than cu- of berns- superior Door
Ns-giynx fuish - nall that cannot DC surpassed.
Th-v AZ = 90 e complete carpet pf,f-rysr -
-' BARNE, q MckEACHNiE,
gf-t,.r 80 Brc.apsy rni l55 P-sr'-st
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DR. yARREN,s NEW WORK.

Z \ a VIM ~ % = " u = I-'''-''7'I
| NOW AND THEN,
b~ The Author Of Ten Thousand Year, day =. late
I yscien." &c &c.
Nc promise to TIE p.bie ~ ihis mastery story, Of
The rlost atug cNcsett novels o. tie times -
Without speaking from cricsl fsseins Dl WsTE-ns
own suie would reader any guarantees 81 ability super
o. the eve q Pubfcadon
THE ADVENT aEks OF CHRIS IOFHfN lADPOLE-
Also-BRIAS O'LlNS. OR BORN TO GOOD LUCK.
Both these trsrAts books. ars nov comp se snd VIII
be issued forthwith BURGESS, SIklNGkh J. CO.
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" MCCORMICK, AutliOpeer.
FURNITURE. PIANOS. As.-rhis day 81 10
,smily owing up h0asc.sseping, consists Of blsnhefs
h.r msIssses tess bed,s ads sofas, pshosaoy ehs'Ss
Kitchen lgrnuuIe, &C a.,
rent ono Bur IN i used mai la Albany. i.
Also do mtfs IN this city. The pisncs ere vofthy
attention sale positive They will - sod al u sseeh.
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l,AnNril,- AMEnlCAn nu-kun.--P. / q 81.

10 Nm, Ff0preIoIi : HiftH-1ln. IIa'1to.' NF-I'.1
,sh bfon end perform ance- this afternoon A. ocioes,
And this evening a; com pauy u sEDCli< AhAs5,
~, ETHIOPIAN sEKENADkks. OkEAl NEyIEkf'
iu IA. spectre B d-goOn IVORY CAL tlt ~, sltk-
PFAREs CABINET; Ms MONLLL Miss bEh NAhp'
Msses JULIEN and WniILOCk, Oilseuss y, WITT.
Lock Nj PROS3ER, living OnrE Outins AMlrifD
-LAyEs. QUEEN VlCrOKlA, Polly Syt,ne Dansi
Ocouusn. Father Mathew, &C IN rez Mad hOSh-
WELL, Forums f-il.ri wsz model " nc h0msn b0df
Al Extra chsrgs OK - ca Atnsson % 20. ~olr - 80
el iren under 10 yesfs 4 age and old enough to "a
sou- IA cents R-fcry-d from, SEA, u escI .tA ~
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TVIt =
Dsrtsri er would respectful request such Eel encn
.sv in-af 10 favor h with the orders isr RI" ere
m F Il ol..g.au % ..ri ir Ler orders e. early ll ne
,.t a. p9s.ibls a. when lsr until tic day beigr-h %
az - JAS. HOGG, 20 Broadway.
DIanLFD OYSTERS for the Holiday ~
ISAJE = BUsH Isl Fuit0n8t conner VI DAD 3eY,
s.nectsy Inform their customers aud i7 public 10 gen
srs taat they ere receiving superior Toy 90 Oys.es' eA
plessiy Tor picking. aud al orders viii DC lAane,y
csyea zna punctu.ly attended 20 90 t-1
Two sliERl CANS.-Fire sgtiust Aezico.-A seoi
IRE for w-Yeafs-Sothns Ike q have iilins ~
n rs.rt yorr f nfs when they cal % soc cts-ri
f- Che lras s. asg Do. The proprietor wo1diaslt lp
-nds ~ call bis co- Is Of th- brightest gA7 ~
49, az lwt
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V'O JUDICIARY ACT This day pab.is5so, 10 pant
r., fsrun. ih- just passed. entitled An ct % anne
the acf cuufl-n Al act ia relation % ne ludiciai
passed Dec. a. l.i4, price W cts. fu1lisn-a by
BILL a GOULD, ststi0nefs and Blank Puoilsher'
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hNU oa, s.t'n.iVe ,i"cK d resdym.ds overload.
co.k. dress and frock coats pansloons, vests boys
sacks dressing gowns &c with large assortment newest
style fancy dress siucles comprising soss ct-v.,s
& crr usual Low prices IN order 10 reduce stock Prior
10 tie expiration or present copAtosr'hlF req D sts
- - ss.n-st,,ea. WM T. JENNINGS co.
' 90 % Br0siwsy. American Hotel.
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a TO WATCH DgALkRe.-hssyy s,ly.s
IN I.sif ElgIish Watches, eisi hfs yw"sc g.
III 80. lsgsr movements. With ,~cOlsds Ae ~ ~
NIL 40 uaotsis' plain snd lsNeied Levers. Il squA~
S'1re. JOHN A. NEHSOJLD,
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nnE.ENT- rnR NM HOLIDAY-.--IO


IT TWNNUIIK 4 TNTT 2 r. n T1IITN -sIef ~ "
hand variety Of articles suitable ic tbs season. such -
f.rcy " rk-bozs. portable writing decks ioy bureaus
rcckinsf1r.-. b'ya sIrifhs, toys. &c a. lllt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

= a IT IVNT1. Anftoh1ra. .
ttrp-sfors "a Pearl st-On Wednesday. Deccmbef -,
. 10 roes 10 cr,o, noct aud bressns saisAsss
In tie southern. Western sno st1 ff.ss.
Ale, mea's ssd bsy's alp snd theS ocS's xos
A.. tlen's snd @0nie-', nilbsr o. -fshoee W.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-08
NEW FALL GOODS,

AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
THE Subscriber has Just returned from the North with
l. large and handsome assortment Of seaeonabe GOODS
10 which he invites the attention Of all who in want OF
cheap goods, lie promises all who may favor him with
call To- sell them as CHEAP II not cheaper than any other
pieces French and American Cloths, very cheap
10 do Cassmeres, from rs cts 10 81
% do Cassncts from 81 cts TO 81
10 do Satin and Merino yestngs f'r....
10 do Rich Plaid Casl,meres ..--,, -a
do Rich small figured for children .......
20 do Mouseln, at Is cts
~ TO Plaid Alpacas for Ladies dresses
10 DO black and blue blk Alpacasfrom IS cts to 81
~ DO French Ginghams, very handsome
doz Infants and Misses Caps a,,. OF.
5000 yards rich Calicoesat l2 cts 81, '
1000 do do atScts ,rf
S 2ooS 40 ,..,,a 40 H. at I, . cts
5000 do blehched and brown Shifting from 10 I2 cts
20 pieces 5d. Cd and 1874 Sheetngs
~ pair Whitney's and Servants Blankets
80 pieces white, red and yellow Flannels
Fun Cloths, Kentucky Jeanes and Har,times
Iinseys, Plaid Cotons and Canton Planneks
Tickings, Check and Marion Shirtings r'HE g.. 3,
Irish Linens, Table Diapers and Crash y,
Bird.eye, Russia and lIuckleback Diapers
Colored Cambrcs and brown Table Cloths t"#
Linen and Cotton Oznaburgs and Brown Hollands
Comforts Carpet Bindings and Paper Cambria IL
Silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchies
Black and Fancy SILK IIandkerchies and Scarfs
Kid and Merino Gloves .,... ~
, Cotton Yarns, Carpet Chane and Cotton Lana .,.%
Shawls of every description and quality
Silk and Cambria Umbrellas ss..1 '
Merino Shirts and Drawers
2pieces Furniture Dimity at l2 cts per yard
Hosiery and Suspenders,
And variety OF other articles numerous 10 mention
Call and see JOHN q WILL SON 80
South side Pa avenue, between 9Th and III st,eets
:, 80. nearly opposite Browns Hotel
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NEW GOODS FOR FALL TRADE,

-" sA-o A'oAs'seHAs AzhDertyS Sush store,
7rH STRICT, DOOR NORTH WEST sIpe.
d b. HALL, has the pleasure Of announcing 10 The La
III dies Of the Northern Liberties and the public generally
that he has just received fresh supply of Dry Goods
adapted TO the Fall trade and will in Consequence of heavy
sales, continue TO receive every week. the STYLES Of
Goods; which will enable him to offer purchasers lie
greatest Inducements In fact the prices will admit OF
competition lie would Invite the Ladies in particular
his Goods which consist in part Of handsome Mo,iselin
delaines and desirable Celestial Puis, Black Alapacca
beautiful listre with prices please every body Printed
Cacoes OF choice and beautiful Styles entire new
device. In word my stock embraces all the different
patterns and colorings comprising rythng desirable
which makes decidedly the best assortment ever offered IN
the Northern Liberties that purchasers who favor me
with call may expect rare bargains.
would have II distinctly understood, that my Goods will
be sold an low and In many instances lower than the saine
can be purchased elsewhere All ask is very moderate
advance and purchasers assured that all articles will
prove represented especially my Printed Cacoes many
want Bargains will please call and examine the Goods and
they will not away disappointed as am determined 10
se at the lowest possible price, and will In instance,
allow myself TO be undersold.
Cssp have in my Shoe apartment general variety Of
FWvIades, Gentlemen, and Chilirens Boots and Shoes
Amy friends In the country, will find IL greatly To their
advantage 10 call and examine the Goods before purchasing
elsewhere. Farmers and Planters will find at my store an
excellent assortment of large Brogans some measuring IL
inches In length, such they have much difficulty 10
obtain. r. Ii. HALL.
~ 9TH street, door north Of west side
s. r. b. H. is grateful 10 the Ladies' for their very lib.
Northern Liberties, to merit u continuance
,,
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"Re$olred That the incorporation Of the left bank
of the Rio del Norte into the American Union, by
virtue OF treaty with Texas, comprehendng, us the
said incorporation would do, part Of the Mexican
departments Of New Mexico, Chihuahua, Coahuila,
and Tamaulipas, would be an act Of direct aggression
on Mexico; Tor all the consequences OF winch the
United States would stand responsible"
Such was Mr.. Benton's resolution, offered in the
Senate of the United States pending the consideru-
ton Of the Tyler treaty Of Texas annexation. We'll:
the people Of the United States hare incorporated the
left bank Of the Rio del Norte into their Union, by
the most solemn act known to our form of govern
nent, and they are rcaping the consequences Of
that act. Whatever else is done, we.do not believe
that the nation will ever retreat from the position il
now occupies. ... .s
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FATAL DuEL.-Wc understand, says the Whining
ton IN. CO Chronicle, of the 9th ult., that duel,
which proved fatal to one of the principals, was
fought in the Dismal Swamp, near Norfolk, on the
18th ult. The combatants were Ferdinand Harris
and Edward Yelowly, both of Pitt county, in this
State, both lawyers by profession. The first fire
grazcd Harriss shoulder, and the second killed him
instantly, the ball passing through his brain. Pts
tolls were the weapons used. The difficulty ongi-
mated, we hear, in some matter of politics.
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From, The National IntelLigencer
IS General Taylor.

We have received from DIR. Bronson, the gentleman
to whom it was addressed, a copy Of the following
letter from Gen. Taylor, with request for its nser-
ton in the lntelligencer-a request which we cheer
fully and readily comply with:
HEApouARTERs Army OF OcoupArroN. I
Camp near Monterey, August 10, ls47.
me exposition Of my views on the questions Of ma
tonal policy now at issue between the political parties
Of the United States, has duly reached me.
must take occasion 10 say that many of my let
ters addressed to gentlemen of the United States in
answer to similar inquiries have already been made
public, and had greatly hoped that all persons in
terested had by this time obtained from them suf-
fcently accurate knowledge of my views and desires
in relation to this subject As it appears, however
that such is not the case deem it proper in reply
to your letter. distinctly 10 repeal thai am not betore
hc peopte Of ae United States candidate for The
the close OF this to the discharge of those profess
sonal duties and to the enjoyment of those domestic
pursuits from which was called at its commence
men and for which my tastes and education best fit
mo.
deem 1t but due TO candor to state, at the same
time that if were called to the Presidential Chair by
the General roce Of thepeopie, ,oihou regard 10 their
political differences, should deem it TO be my duty
to accept the Office But while freely avow my ut
tachment to the administrative policy of our carly
Presidents, desire il to be understood that cannot
submit even in thus accepting it, to the exaction of
any other pedgeas to the course should pursue than
that of discharsing its functions TO the best of my
ability and strictly in accordance with the require
ments OF the constitution.
have thus given you the circumstances under
which only can be induced to accept the high and
responsible Office of President of the United States
l need hardly add that cannot in any case permit
myself to be brought before the people exclusively
by any of the political parties that now SO unfort,-
natey divide our country, rs their candidate for this
office
1t affords great pleasure in conclusion, fully to
concur with you in your high and Just estimate of
the virtues, both ofhcad and heart olhe distinguish
ed citizens Messrs. CLAY, WEBSTER, ADAMS, Nc
DuFFiE, and Calhoun mentioned in your letter.
hare nerer gel erercised The prritege Of roting; but
had been called upon at The last Presidential election
10 do 50, should certainly haze cast my potc tr Mr.
CLAY. 49,,
am very respectfully, your obc't servant
n. TAYLOR.
Major General u s. Army.
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GREAT BARaAINs Inv Dry GOODS.

In DIX n GOODS,
DROWN HYATT have Just eived another larpe and
ID splendid assortment Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods 10
which they beg leave call the attention the cizens Of
Washington, Georgetown, Alexandra, and the adjacent
country Our present stock, together with goods lha
daily receiving make bur Of the most
complete To be found in this market
,'~ LADIES' GOODS
1900 yards Mousselnes and Caslmeres entirely new
900 do Mohar and Albion Plaid very rich
1900 do plain, plaid, and striped Alpacas beautiful
$40 do gala and raw silk Paits very cheap
500 do French Merinos and Cobourr Cloths
500 do rich French Gineliams, very small plaIs
5000 do new style Prints from 70 IL q cents -.
cartons rich new style Bonnet Riband
Gloves, Hosiery, H,iks Cravais, &c.
GENTLEAdENS AND BOYS WEAR
Black blue, and bronze French Cloths the very best
make
Black fancy English French and American Cassmeres
from 50 cents to 81 50 ~ .... r..
Satin, silk, velvet and merino Vesing of the richest
TO be found in this market ..|'|
GOO yards Cassnets and Kentucky Jeans, very CHEAP
Pocket Hdkis Cravais, Stocks Suspenders, &c.
ALSO,
very heavy stock Of ied Cloths Lnseys Kerseys Elan.
nels, Blankets Ticking, Checks, brown and bleachel
Shirtings and Sheetings.
Persons laying in their fall supplies will at least ten
per cent by calling on BROWN Il HYATT,
AT their cheap cash store, Penn av, between
Sth and 9th streets, opposite Centre market
g. -
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The TRUE SpIRIT.-The New Orleans National,
abiding TO Gen. TAyLoR's return to the United
States next month, thus dscourses. 1t is the true
spirit Let none but womans tender hand strew the
flowers upon which the brave old soldier shall tread
"W We would, therefore, suggest that Gen. Taylor
be received more civilian than soldier, lei no
rude musket thrust aside the humble citizen that
would press forward togreet him. Give to our beau
tiful wives and daughters this noble duty Of acting
as his guard OF honor, and let them shower tho war
worn veteran with sweet flowers, and play upon him
the batteries OF their bright eyes. For lnis idea oi
ours, we are indebted 10 the ladies themselves, and
we have heard many declare, that they deem ii their
right u thus prominently Welcome home thoLrare."
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3 hin Nrp s.
PORT OF WASHINGTON, Der. s. 1887.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Robert James, Robert Creighton, master,
Philadelphia; coal to Il. Waters.
Schr. Minos Adams, s. Davis mastcr Philadel-
phia; coal to VIM. l.. Stubbs.
Schr. George Bartol, John Myers, master, Havre
dc Grace; coal to John Purdy and +. Waters
Havre de Grace, coal to John Pettbone
Schr. Execution, John Bradley, master, Philadel-
phia; coal to james Harvey u Co.
Schr. New Haven, James Deatley, master, River;
wood TO J. Mitchell
Schr. Joseph, Noah Jones, master, River; wood
to James Harvey a. Co.
Steamboat Osceola James Mitchell, master, Balt-
more, freight and passengers TO the District
Schr. AIDE, James Hubbard, master, Port Deposit;
lumber and coal to Z. NJ. Pearson
Schr. Osceola; wood TO d. &. Day.
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PORT OF GEoRGEToWN-AnnlvrD.

Schr Fear Not, Kirby, Havre de Grace, coal to
J. Dickson.
Schr Wave, Muse, oysters.
Schr Mary, Staut do.
Schr Thomas Jefferson, Crockett, do.
Schr Columbia, Reed, wood
Schr Bolivar, Barnard Nantucket, oil and candles
to master. -
Schr Joseph Weatherly, Jones, schoolkill coal to
John Hopkins.
Schr -Four Sisters, Price, oysters
Schr II. Croswell, Windsor do
Schr Columbia, Knapp, Norfolk, freight for the
District.
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FALL GOODS! FALL GOODS!!

w ALL q DOM have opened in addition TO their former
w Stock full and complete stock of fresh FALL GOODS
which will sell on terms that fail Of giving satisac
ton Let all who want to buy give CALL they will
find low prices and general assortment consisting Of i'm
ported Cloths Cassimeres Sanes AMI Vestngs all colora
and prices Alpaca Cashmeres and Mouse de LANES plain
and plaid Blankets, Fannels, kersey Lnseys, Coons,
Cloakinga, Mernos, CambrcKs, PLAID Muslins Shawls,
Ginghans, lioseries Gloves, Umbrellas, &c, all Of which
having been bought for cash, will be sold low they
be bought in any store In the District Gentlenens gar
mens made up order great saving the purchaser
and fits warranted in all cases. WALL q DONN
ocS-dOl0' Opposite the Centre Market.
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The people Of this country will yield the Rio
Bravo, ana never will deprive one Of the sovereign
States OF this Union OF legitimate and acknowledged
territory Wash. Union.
But Mr. Trist appears to have thought otherwise,
for he asked for forty days extension of the armis
tice, in order 10 submit the Mexican proposition Of
the Nueces the boundary to the consideration OF
the American Executive Were Mr.. Trists instruc-
tons imperative on this point2
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II We have to return our thanks to the energetic
and gentlemanly Agent Of Adams 4 Co.'s Express,
Mr.. McELrREsH, for his kindness in assisting us to
materials before his regular hour of delivery. On
-one occasion he delivered portion of our goods
at II o'clock at night, with great inconvenience to
himself Such consideration for the benefit Of others
is sure 10 be rewarded with the confidence Of the
community and deserYedly So - IL - :
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-08

It5' The amount Of coin at the New-York Sub
Treasury is now S2,60O,0O0 The entire amount at
the order of the Secretary the Goth September in
a the repositories was 81, 32s,7s9, Of which there
was ut Boston, $l25 OPT; Washington 1921, 743; ST.
Louis s2l 1850; Jeflersonvile, Ind, s63 500; New
Orleans, $3s6906 and in the MINIS, $3.50, 600 Trans
fers Of 500 have boon ordered to the Treasurer
at New Orleans
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-08

The ~ Orleans Bulletin 10. believes that haA1cxi-
can war will become national one the part Of the
enemy. As sure as 1t docs predict similar state
OF things on the part of the invadcr-and then Mr..
Polk ptA be forced to conduct operations upon scale
commensurate with the power and dignity OF the
Republic " ..
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-08

STRANGE FAcTs.-In Boston paper we find an
account of tho doings OF the meeting Of Nnturalists
there, which says-"It has been long known that
two rays of light may be cast each other as to
produce darkness. Professor Henry showed that two
rays of heat might be 80 combined as to produce
cold -
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-08

1J- recent meeting at Edgefeld Court House;
s. e., passed sundry strong resolutions directed
against the Wilmot Proviso and appointed Com
mittce consisting Of Col. J. Tompkins Eugene Burr
and W. A. Harris TO aise funds for the establishment
Of newspaper in this city, to disseminate the prin-
eiples and grounds which the saveholding States
intend to maintain their rights against the aggression
Of the nom slaycholdinp Stntes .tt