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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22
pTBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. No 7

Nsssau-srree Notice hereby 20 the relatives
aud next OF kin OF EVAN DAVIS. 0t the City 0f New
York late seaman board the L : fnEste savannah,
decelsed aud who alleged have died interstate. that
shall apply fh~ Surrogate of the city and County al
for letters 0 administration upon the estate 81
the said infesidte he iouh day 81 November
a Ten O'Clock in the forenoon dated. Newi0ls Oc-
tober 4 f9f7 JAMES s. THAYER.
"a 1..Vtx Public AdmiuisfrAf0r
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THE WINTER TRIMS q tlls inst- ----- -.
i ,,s,~s So-ernber lot There are four vscsteis.-
ps-sr.s wishing % send their children VIII pieee 70
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IT III
w continues insure against loss OF DAMAGE by IRE on a.
reasonable terms g. any other Company In tie city
DIRECTORS
r.-s,,i.b rob,.o, Chas Devoe John : Hauiss.
- T.ryis las c Raid gyiu. John H. Ryerson.
In.e R.ker Thos McElrath, VIM Wallace,
j.niei Burtnett Alouro A Aivord, Robert BaTckley,
n Wesley Dixon,
DANIEL BURNETT, President
- q, u.rr,~ Ssrre,erv watt
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e.r-ssixassfs- lbrOagh difesi--fhs fs sli elessa
"a steamer RIP VAN HlNkLE, Capsxa
gorye r. R,sg. will enve the foot Of Rohinsousl Mo-.
5s,. Me'ae.5ay ard Friday evenings Al ocloci p.
a. Tho RIP Van Wink- 10 hlted ap IN saf-ros sye al
aas 90 connection ~h any other bos' or no river fhis
"a Nessru cara Al perso7s se forbid uusllnesry os
20 sccocns II ais boa. wi:hcli written order sfoD N
Ca.sinOr Agents yofire'ghi or pAsssge spllt % os
az - thr ele. 20 tho inrs - BsO. 7. srANbtY sSn
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ps..snTsrs iasirx bis bosl vii strive n ms % .is
lie rornirs lIin y frOu Toy Nest 20 hsDAo AZ
,,rth 60 Wfii-t al end fssS- Shrriplain.
rae steamboat EMPIRE. Csnt < ksc,' oa Ts~sdi',
rh1rlday and 3ataltay, 49, sioes' ~ 49,
Tha siesirhoaf SD-UnNi T. on HoH4sti Nciletitf
90 FRIDAY a. O'Clock, z. ",
For ra.sEgs freight eppiy on board ne boal %
AZ ~ atth- ,tF~a. on the wharf uyA
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DY ORDER u Hon. Nichsel U.snOeder, Frst Judge
ID u Nex-York Common rS<. notice 10 hereby giver,
pursusn 10 provisions Of lh- statute s-lcfAnx Al
txehmeuts azsls sbsc0nang cUrceted anc ncn resident
c-bor raj ss-hmra Las ssued .ssn'i ne estate o.
DAVID PARK resident q he s4i- % Tennessee, ADD
te.t III sse VIII b. sod Tor ne psyu-nI Or ia ceos IN
-. h. ard tsharge srrh sii1rhn-nt according
a. "a TAI ne pay u any tstls Cue 10 hin
Nv .rx nrson within ths add ne delivery % lin,
ff k. of .ny properly zeal or pefsonA, "t1a MS
So "a h I'm snf he irEnsf-r u s1y such prop
erv 81 air. are Forbidden BY lA~, md sEe vod-Dsed
- ~ s.v ~ Juiy, lsg7. HENRY p DAVIES,
- ls~4a A.soruey Tor kitscrinx Creditor
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of the
ICounty OF $elors. notice q hereby s,yeu 20 al per
- asviur claims Ez.inst MANU- ANDREWS iats Of
tbe CITY q New YORK. deceased o. present the with
he vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber ~ her sdence
No III Heurysre-t, IN tb@ CITY Of Nculsrk. or BE-
sore the twenfy-second day q March uextDAed New
York the seventeenth day OF September. i8f7.
sis Iawens NANCY ANDREWS. Admiaistrsirix
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DIBLIC NOTICE lshereby given thar q resolution
has been presented m the Board Of Assstan Aldermen,
that receiving basins with the Necessary clyer. Be
built az the norh-easferly corner and one az the
s0uh-eas,ery corner OF fifthsg. aid T~eut-thst All
persons interested n te above proposition having
IONS 10 the same are requested 70 present them in writing
3D. the undermined 70 bis Office. No jail o. Records,
90 before tie q. day of November next.
MARTIN r. THOMPSON. Street Commissioner.
y. \. lII-.. "a III
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DlBIIC NOTICE j. hereby siven, that petition
hss been presented the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
70 have irfy-sevrnfh-s between Tenth snt Eleventh
avenues rsgalafed gfsveed AID curb and gutter
therein AL persons interested m the above PROPOSE
having objections 90 the requested % pre-
them In writing % the und-zs sued his oce, No
Hall - Records. before the 80 day OF November
next. MARTIN +. THOMPSON. Stree; Commission er-
Street Commit soners Once. Oct q. 1877 OIL
DUBLIC NOTICE j. hereby given that petition
has been presented IL the Board q Assistant Aldermen
have Frontst between Old aad C0enties slip. graded
and fepsyec All persons interested IN the above pFopo-
t.on having Oh econs ~ the same requested 70 pre-
sent them IN Whiting 20 the undersigned AZ his once No
Hal Of Records before the 18th day Of October
stIest Comm ssloners One Oct. ID. l6t1. OF
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,.Ni.z--lSSaay aud rroy,-Fare reduced to 2,al.sr
S-ss-ss-.s-H7- berths exirA-The new steamer SANTA
CLAUS Capt Oserbash for the remainder o. ne sesse
viii leave tie pier between Dsy and Cortland 80 even
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday evening" a. oc'ocs.
The Santa Claus filled up with sfste ard KEPT
nice order she viii pass The 0yerssush a aay tine 4
tide farther information apply on board or lie ~
o. s.u
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e: - T-11lylk "a - p ifst yea q IhITl iF'''
~ r. - hv % feet ncher- - , .....,
A.. fscr lotscn the west side % SIKH ifeN'7 ''
Tfirtv.si.ith and Thirty ninth So -. u. "a
49, tbrse s, on tie forth side Of Thirty fhis ~"
Zee west OF : xti-avenue- . Al
Aso. two los on ,ho north side Of Thirty sinihs :"
fsef wesf % Fourfh-avenue- 80 -. l..
as, two lots on the sonth side % Thiri3 ~" y
80 E.ortl AID Madison avenues. For fefusi &C tppf
- fels f,vl ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. : Broad q
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ls house p Mercer-s The west sds oet~e5s. H.
~ ard sud Grand SIS: The .oi = 'eet lnens = 49,,
dam TIE house u huilf 10 the hesf rannef ale W -
order with tea room and Ahrsry. Tie AIS ~ -.
,,b v,-srohe. or bed linen sc. Frut uees ths go
vines m the yard so" can rrii-,l- , %. '
IS, w ! BLEECKER. Aae'r, Broad-si.
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ELIZABETHTOWN AND soMEkvILLE
- c4stSzaxz8lRAILROAD- UhAhh tRaarsk
~ JMEST.---f@sgo ny y. Rshney
foot Of COdisnd Ct AIS A 81. 2srd
2. NJ Leave by steamboat ffoT per No rofih hitr'
uelnJ std P. n -.
P0rEAsTOS W1iksshnre naucs Chunk Pa 81. iesss
~ h. lrnng linz, oaoI ~ RAifosa cf 49, toet -
is,I.. - via
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s-1~~- - 20. ~ filek ? n. ron it- Pa t..~..
.i.t.a... erd r.haflf Iis siaar1utl ISAAC tfNrA
...l ff g. a. srrf. Ill ifSts ~ -pl1.f. Ws.res.p
- rrl4ag aires. - orlsch.
Steamboat q fNDGiN hlbSVt, tsft =. Sr-eA
"a - ID leave fuesiSr, ftlfsts5 All .s1r'af ,le
d.. - III e. rlc,,scs-
e-tsi rra.as f1r sftsrer.-tf =, kssi'', sri rsfs3t
-'...s syin rda "a pi.sws Save thSny A. 4 ~
~ 81 escans slDisva Yssscngcfs Vii htt TIA u
nj rxralull =. srI rllseI.ieri rVltc.
A. o'ci,ci ?. q la1i1has - inie1aea ~, p.,sss-
-, A.. f.il M gxrssy-s. Steamboat SANTA CLAN
c,ot An Ogfhsgh ~lI .e@ss on Mondsy, Neds-stg
r-lp~v 49, s.rfs, n egsca's a. O'clock.
Ste.g,hrsf soUTH ANEhiCA, Capt T. " fnis- ~
,xss o. raesisy. Thursday AMI saiarts, .fefnooass
oclock a. a.. :.
Ybs .lOys hoais oil al 80 unles arrive "a AiasHr \
sr9c lass fOs re Morning Car 90 hc ssss 90 "e'A
Vel tstsn ~ uaOdsrsi3 rses, arc mons i>e1 sfi
O'Clock, Z. a. 49,,
Al pe-.Ocs arc fOf1 sr4s-S e1g % - eoAs' 81 -
,r. y. ,l = r-, orr ~ frlf toe C.nlslns nt Akecr
For na-sars ~ freight spniy on board ne BOSS I" .
p SCHULTZ A. ne cflrr on - ~hsfi o.
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-, PArERsnN R,ILROAD-

~ " later Arln cement ~ tonnsNss
Friday. October ], lff7. Leave
PtrgRsos Dffor. MY pzA.
O'clock. A. N. % o.ciock, a ~
81 O'Clock, A 81 ~ O'Clock, ~
O'Clock p n q ociocA' p n
Leaves Paterson DEPOT Newicfk
o'clock, A. NJ n oci'csf
c'ciock Z. ~ u o'clccs, =.
PASSENGERS are sdyised 70 be a. the Ferry fsr uauu"
before tie hour u s-srtinL o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

~ FOK ~AIE CHAP, 80 tcfrs ot I..u 'II.-..V
to within miles 0f the VILLAGES OF Fo.t nitcHr. ~
-H-Wolf Lake Indians To any person DESTROYS OF 81
thing In the Wet this l. rare opportunity me "
ins indispuisbie sad the property uuiRcam'eie" WIN
taxes For fol particulars apply % 49,, 80, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

DuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
Nassau-street-Nolice Is hereby gwen, o. the reia
tves and next Of ain Of CHARLES ALBERT DE- IA
MARIE, native q France deceased, and who alleged
10 have died n-sfai- thar shall apply the Surrogate
Of the County ~ NewfOrs for letters q administration
upon the estate q the aid interstate, the nh day Of
November next AZ ten o'clock la the forenoon-Dafed
New-Yors October 70. 1871. JAMES :. THAYER,
cf4 lau4w Public AfmInissrsfOr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

McLsns, the present member. Mr.. Kennedy mistook
the feelings Of his would be constsuency on the subject
Of the Mexican aud published few days prior to
the election series of articles against its policy which
so aroused the indignation Of the patriotic voters that
vhig district in day metsmorphized into demo-
cratic The war issue distinctly presented by
both candidates and the result has demonstrated cesry
the popularity Of the measures Of the sdminstrs
ton
The approaching session OF the Legislature ID OF nts-
rest In financial view the last nxed upon the st
Of January ls4s the day OF resumption OF the pay
ment Of interest upon the State bonds The report OF
the treasurer viii present the money matters Of the
State in q hourishng condition. The revenues derived
from the works Of internal improvement we'll those
from stamps and other taxes personal property,
coed those Of former years. In future letter, will
furnish the statistics.
Although Maryland Is, beyond question, q whg State
and has been for many 1t evident that the ultra
Of that party lind little favor here except with
the cAques From pretty extensive obversstion am
would prefer unite upon General Taylor rather than
vote for any hsckneyed politician They truly that
the old issues longer before the public that the
tariff act Of sa6 has proved satisfactory ami should not
be disturbed that national bank Is 'obs lsts idea
that the treasury needs only such partial
notifications, to make 1t a proper measure, all
agree upon. In hne that the with Mexico and its
consequences, immediate and prospective, pdr
celience, the great questions Of the day; and the
management Of these matters, they perfectly willing
to confde TO the practical good and sturdy hon.
esty Of purpose of old Rough and Ready. He, and he
sny they has the moral courage and popular conf
denoe In sufficient degree to bring the to salts
factory close. ARUNDEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20
THE HOLIDAY HERALD.
THE HISTORY
OF THR
ZIG AN W AR.

On Saturday, the 2sth inst, We shall publish the
Holiday Herald, which win be the most beautiful IS
well as the most valuable and interesting pictorial sheet
ever issued from this establishment
1t viii be complete Illustrated History Of the Msxi-
can War; and will contain sngravings representing the
appearance Of every town. after lie capture, from the
taking of Mat&moras to the reduction Of the City Of
Mexico ITSELF including plans and fortncaons 1t would
be useless to dsts any length the value of sheet
like this 1t will be perfect pictorial view Of Mexico
Agents and others who wish to purchase to sell again.
will please send in their orders early possible
The price will Be ok cents per single ,epy, or - per
hundred 1t will be put in Wrappers to rsnd to any part
OF the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

There now about 1000 hogs booked at the rsros I'd
ofce for passage to Baltimore Besides these, large
number have taken the turnpike their way to the
city. We learn that 1000 more the National
road, within thirty miles Of this place. These porkers
afford "A market here for about $500 worth Of corn
wsskIy.-CunbsrIand Civilian, Dee. II,
During the lsst year ending the LIST November, So
steam built In Pittsburgh their aggregate ton
mage being 0,5S4 This shows increase over the
tonnage OF the previous year Of GOA The total tonnage
owned In Pittsburgh on the lot Of September lat
amounted to 0s $780, and OF this 47 - waste sm
tonnsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL Of THE HlBERNlAN
IL Bene Burial society will be held at Castle Ga den,
Wednesday evening December 22 1877 The proceeds OF
this. former cosons will be devoted TO charitable
the liberal support Of generous pnblic to carry out their
charitable intention No pains will be spared 10 render the
ball equal IL superior respect, TO Of the
cietv former balls Ths North Carons Band is Engaged
for the aston. JOHN McRICOL, Chairman r GAR
RICK, Secretary. dloh-rc
CuLAk LAMPS. Girapdoes, Chrndeli, hall Lanterns.
- &c-The crbrr Offers for sale at reduced prices
beautiful assortment the above articles, consisting OF gill;
bronzed ruby urque and cut glass column Solar Lamps
new sty with from eleven candes Solar and Candle
Brackets hotels churches &c stained and engraved Hall
LsInps several paerss also, handsome assormeIt
OF Japanned Tea Trays Of splendid finish JOHN w. NOR
GAN, iA Fulton street, one door east Of Broadway ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

The WEATHER Snow to the depth OF about
inches fell last night but tho weather mild that
have little promise Of sleighins .-Harord Tines, De-
eembtr Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

ToTAI Loss THE u. s. CUTTER CRAWFORD.
The u. s. cutter Crawford, Capt. Gay Moore
which has been this station this season. went hore
last, about 10H O'Clock NJ The night before (Tues
day evening" they lay ut anchor under Fort Pond Bay
went In there hsrbor being thick Nv weather
wind from south sou b. east south west during
the night The next morning the wind about
west with thick fog-at about shutdown 1t broke away
at the northwaed and westward with every appearance
Of . strong nor-wester They got under way, stood
and anchored under Gardeners Island of Tobacco
wind sprung up at eassouth east blowing heavy with
thick foggot under way and stood out north essfol
lowed the shore round the east side keeping OF to
the northward aud westward To keep soundDgs and
steering having six and seven fAthom deep
ening of into nine fAthom, bottom Kept OF west
north west half hour judging then by the sound
ings to be past tho Point, thsn hauled up wessouth
west to go iato the bay and continued runnng bot
tom with nine fathom Of line, until land was cried on
her lee bow; at the time the heavng the lead
cried three athon and she struck Her wheel put
down land discovered but altogether too
late to bring her about Boats lowered Immediate
iy after taking In sail and kedgs and hsws.r out
and hauled teut, with heavy running Finding
that would not hold her. the arboard anchor was let 60
The Hedge then weighed and run out In opposite
direction to the windward as to cant her on shore
Alter getting her head of shore and soat the larboard
chain was slipped, mainsail hosted, and all hands
capped on TO the hawser to haul her of As soon
the chain slipped the kedge came home" and with
heavy sea on her starboard bow, paid her head on
shore wind being Northeast blowing hard with heavy
surge Finding there was chance OF relieving the
vessel her situation they obliged account
OF the sea DfeakpB over ner 30 neaVy W eHvc hor
lives were lost though two drawn through the
surf ropes their only chance Of escaping death The
vessel has blged and will probably total loss, or
Il got of be Of little value. Since that time, she mas
been stripped Of her sails and rigging which have been
saved ogeher with all her armament except the maya
zinethe officers and crew staying by her and suhsr-
ing all manner Of hardships to rescue what property
they could from destruction II there no more VIC
Tins of weather Of the last few days
we shall be glad-though weI are particularly sorry for
this disaster Capt Moore has been very active and
energetic since placed upon this station, In aiding yes
sells In their distress and may be fatally missed before
Dec. l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

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CHATH4A,MyS e; N;.,s.n:,. Q, ,
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E%g r r 'fsss
nm. FIeasrei. ''f Held Mage. MIS-. Herring;
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3. orssa L6%s IN HE- Ds
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PRIDE Ey;' IF RE Rfe %
hs'h (; ySjSE: H. $' ai; ' II
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bs. %IEs e ssss s:S"@ Nj &
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A srOH rLACE OPERAaw Ouday, December a9thii ", WI!
LxERo6Rrsa Hsny
a"sS d r.
s'r Felix Genoyesi; Raymond s'r seitimo Rosi Alice
s a5fss sa
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Sss ssi sssse ss
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Ss1.:
ann NH the s shsSs Ssds.
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6 Doors open
"A IS sssss II sSGSSS sEaSSxSsss
sfi e.. ': : $:.::: rs:
S1 gs sV from oDs Of Il. M IN
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sj;' sas:: az:
Hal s sIO,swsy S;sx.:, +;
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tsnoon Csnsst Doors open ate o'clock Concert w com
1oo, hs and the he E v
SSiss VIII MADAM. Quo
Family: Their appearance; Mis-: Mary Ann Der
M: ssts H. ni Dl
ToIt, .sed yoIonesIo: froFnm%e-Par III Uven.Ie.
ass: S'i sss sT,tsi:s
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ssnseTt to cOmms.se o'clock Miss lo.sPhns Ba%:oa
Der 1886 Josephine Br.msos for some time,
hGIasd By my two daushis !bp!h 2, so%pet'S
them good standing prosssosl she competent
teach They tel me also that one quarter of her teaching
dc s
Profession might envy her to hoe mIo would
sys $a1s 'a s on the piano ESas
M sH 4KsPEARE, At Gs Society Library Lecture Room,
H. viii apes ed idd. Mis-
be Luce Ms: 4. Jones: MI. John MeFsiea Mr. s. l.
IoasT TsksS % cents 70 commence az eeicef '''
'INHE FRAUEN-VEnIEN for the relief OF the poor will
give Concert under the dnec otC Krausskopf Music
tween and Walker str ets on MOadoy next &c ock
.r snd Beams Esq; have II ii. i-de., manner "lan
eertd their uabe ferv,ces Tickets Fifty be had
dss SG 20 sSs's that s'eh q as
RKOADWAY ODEON-Enlrance through PlnIeuIs ss
Monday vennG Decembef co. is47 will be presented vs.,
rey of entertaining performances which, Miss
G." Glasses. Rossfts viii if' ."s "ois ioas
MISS Adele aod Mis-, LANCE II two dances. and this Grecap
%sS o.
"Nep,uue Rising from the ses The Msypoe Dance
and Grand National rabeau Honor Of the United States
CLassiCAL uROUPl .lis BY MODEL AnTisrEs
eomp.e ss. o Of nae are wanted to
aad who s
ang would TO receive instruction in the t address
Rs'; %s eg eoasssas
BauINE;Il.Tpss M2 ~ 2. ANCIENT NRUsALhN,
lev BRUNETr If has s.u ,Ss bo Gs
% sn's s iso' Ct q h.
tain sod Ireland by nearly half million ef people, including
the ss.he AIehbshSps Of and Armagh Bishop.
Murray Key Theobald Mathew, Daniel oCcnn-,i, ESQ.,
Duke; of Wellington Lensts 81 Aban, &c Prince LOUIS
Mas BSfS.tt Lady Maqehicne: Of s1.
ss Duchss. of s. Albaq, e. Bpssinga,m E., Rev
Ssas Ss% Yo q my "%s
, sh os
1900, lbro hern.aw Of Mr B,une2 wl eye deseriphye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

ANSAPoLis Md December IL, lS7.
Affair." in Maryiand-TAs Nspsl SchooiThe Politics
of III. Sta,e-Tae DeJt-Oid Rough and Ready, &c.
The time honored city Of Annapolis derives its pre-
seat Importance to Maryanders from its being the
pta of their State and pacs session Of tbs Court
Appeals and Orphans Court Persons beyond the pre-
cincts Of the Commonwealth view It with interest
for having at time been the seat OF the Continental
Congress particularly the memorable aston when
Gen Washington delivered up his sword" to retire TO
pshed the deverance Of his country from tho yoke OF
foreign bondage Ia that day the proud city Of Anna
polls bore to the humble town Of Baltimore the
ation OF superiority which the fourshing city of Ba
more does to the decayed town OF annapolis Being
the resdencs Of the Carrots Chases and other wealthy
families the beauty, haul aud talent Of the country
attracted hther during the sessions Of Congres
Bot things have now greatly changed One after anoth
Of the old families have deserted the homes Of their
fathers and their mansions have fallen to decay
filled with strangers. The recent alteration Of the
session Of Legislature from annual to biennial with
rospccve removal OF the courts to Baltimore) would
have given the finishing stroke TO It's decline but that
Mr. Bancroft the late Secretary Of the NAVY thought
proper to locate here the Naval School This has proved
more than an offset to the draw have referred to-
and astonishing to relate, two brick houses have
been erected In l547
The Naval schos, at Annapolis has how entered upon
the third year of It's organzs ton Commander Frank
lin Buchanan was Its first superintendent under whose
charge the conduct Of the school vas by
strict military discipline and admirable efficiency pa
yorabs mention Of Its present condition Is made In tho
Secretary OF the Navy's recent report
The first session OF the state Legislature under tue
biennial arrangement, commences the Monasy after
Christmas. The newly elected Governor, Phip Francis
Thomas will be inaugurated on the hrst proxmo. Mr.
Thomas has for number Of years been an Influential
member OF the demomocrstic party In ths state ana
represented his district In the 10th Congress He had
then attained his thirteth year and is now the
youngest man ever elected governor OF Maryland His
popularity was evinced Ia being elected In state dec-
dedly whg, ovsra sompsttor OF great personal WORTH
due to the vote Of Baltimore city whore John r. kenDe
dy cOntendsd for seat In Congress, with Robert NJ
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HoNhsDALK, DtC. IIl 1911.
The Candl Trade Of Psnnsyvania.
few days since sent you an account Of the coal
trade ofthis place Since that have compiled the follow
ing account taken from papers published the nsrent
places alluded to- which probably is not far from
rect statement OF the whole coal trade of the State
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This amount of coal, at average Of s. per ton
would amount to $23, 1866,
Notwithstanding the wealth of the state In this one
article alone there 10 scarcely State In the Union
whose finances have been In deplorable situation
and where the taxes more burdensome the people
MEMO.