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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01

ALMAN as FOR #taIa.
TTfE FARMERS tf.utN4c fur tsfs# ,.t-fr,,.
= f7rtt't, merd#an SNOW rrzdr Tor delivery 6rdc1
ii'm a.losi are solicited and ~ HI rresiye PROMPT stten
-. EWHAETON,
Wheeling, Va
PItNk G69ks ami stationary fssns r,rs
- Teller Pa per-. EU de American. $50 n3Ires EIasE
mus lHl"d nP ~ Ledgets, bay Houks x : in a peaf
a"H -H"St'1tI0 manner. Memorandum BOOKS. a tarre
tetalty j WHSRToXa -! 1870 pe qua
RrFrtLo ~RoeEs-iust received an additional. IN,
: ll oi nlia,o ROLES, 1.-The sign Of the Flag. Trunk
oct n.
~ 9~IlGE-ferSans desirous OF pnrrbsziag saddles
biidacs, Harness, Trunks. Garnet Bar4. qaddis
N9t,, Nalisrs aud a variety Of other articies too nnfnef
ois - mention, viii lind u 10 their advantage we thiuk
h, = " 't syn OF lih Rag, Trunk, Collar etc. No.
= a 81 o1@ NicoLL CARR
~ ttEi MAftsMS FUE--The jndfs R1ba, ro,,r.t
stfeHsHitHR ftasicr viii site closer 10 Won tb,rs
~ 4 Ven VII afpY them well warmed amer
HSH3ths lie F5tts affected with vinegar. 1t Mt Hrlva
away yoaf pains and strengthen your we.Eusss. sod
ertf IA -
sfAA LBS Western Reserve Cheese Ig.i r,.a,v,i
49, sHd Tor salcby =. D. WOODROW.
~ Man street.
= e.. ~ s-noo, aooA.-JO do1 Aoca4eY,s relse
z-< tt = aeiie=s
- d'l Mot'uTcyFs EcracIie first leaders
- dc MciiH1ey's Eclrcuc SECOND rcsic-s.
70 u Me@udey's Eclectic th7d readers.
VI On Atctsu1RY'. Eclectic fourth raiders
loHfess Actiufsys Eclectic prfHfrs 1 sa,alv OF
Rtr's Eciecttc A~rthmetics. PARTS mi nj -
just teretfed a ia- sale W 1oarsafa aad r-tatf by
3ct- JOHN II THOMPSON, Onion 81.
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BRUSHES

NL9ffi hsr, tooth, finer. tr,h. r,lf. Sim hnr.s
~ seHt zsfns. w~hrrwsss, dusting. hearth. saaQng.
? ri All making brushes. BL.&tkAAR&f ia.
oct Il Horr,s str. s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01

t.',ye" sto -aiartGrs s. t1shth S 80
!. NJ "i a facAo: e whole II kctS $40
d. ~ nan e liz
4, d. quarter do q ~
d. eighth do 9~.95
NS'e ,. SINGLE tIcke, please address
}. W. MAUf 4 60.
Richmond. Va
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For lslIl.ino and Refill.

y Ehif tes Just rctu,aed from the Ea.ta,u
a Sad 2 now rcerIsi4t s54 / a1 rtofk OF
Dh4 GOODS.
winch = my -1sity i~tzo. 4a4L o..u.rriso-a me ~
plrfr HsV"rfts mt y tapfy und stsHIe Bf' -. ~,
which he would respectful, .avtte h5 hiauJ4 and c's
' sop ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01

n AAi'S hifts,-fceeived thIS morning some nor,
eh - those EEe Atefiua and Saxanv infanp4 -l1r-.
"sAij SENSEHEY K RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01
I.REMlEM CHEESE

q MLRiCAN Hpstsri n superior quality M5pufae
<%~s tnred vs. jacob Wlatrode Of Hebron. ONO \ mn.
q ttee, tHr stieby RAs9ETT 4 mn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01

w. RonB book seller carnez Of Main aud Union
. rs. would respectfully Iuipes both ~insle and nar
ricd persons that be has N,tct1tkfatsf original '4cila
totd'ai, which isthe neet valuable medicine n The 20,
ana refers Il e reader to the wrapper on the bottles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01

C. W. ffEfSkELt
a NNoENGEs that he viii open his second stock Of
- : ai ana winter goods on Monday next the 18th
INST, TO which lie respectfully invites the attention Of
buyers s@nersily aud the Ledles mon especially.
Va and /, gives him pleasure To state mat he has sne.
eeeded IN selecting from the recent foreign arrivals a
STOCK oi fich aud desirable goGls, which FAR excec : any
otheI he has ever before had the pleasure Of offering IN
hc9lfy = 1eslgn, in variety of patterns aud IN ele4p-
ness Of price. Buyers generally are invited 10 call.
oct II
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. err IN IS ID kegs. t%ofstleb by
"a Ht EkA OR \ rkSL
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CALL ROUND
DIR. IS GONnS-


a 81 nPene1 thu marpinP direct from Tho East a
taffe assortment of Alpacasf eobufg CLOTHS Para
"e'te cloth, orleans do, in black. fancy and uoln col.
81 7iih sifite aud plain moHgif, cashmere. Lama ana
Hct E~ENgFNr - " q. ~"
aE IA - I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01

9lA} LIS Western Reserve Cheese Jus, rc.a,r.i
aHd Tor sale by 4. ID. WUgBFBW-
234 Man stu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01

- N2tES-pur. assnTffneut OF CANDIES is very in ryr
md VIII O aoIf y h4ie-rfe aud rrthI US low a.. ean ba
H@9 ~ tHs "r~ NGAEEG 4 R~EYNUL14
oct 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01

IVAN siNpNia' celebrated cloths and Cassimers
81 BLACK and fancy coors Tor sale by
oct - SENSHhEY RunnEs
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z ~ ALp R~pBES--iust received an additional sin.
JoHar etc-, 100. Nam St NIcoLI = - IN 'pS'A
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CII 4NCERY SALE.

Far sale by James Baker. w,,ol5o No 70
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-11-13

Statement Of killed and pounded IN the action Of the sh
January, lS47.
kIHed-Frederick Strauss, seaman United States ship
Port mouth artillery corps cannon shot in neck.
UodeG-ia Jabob Halt, volunteer, artillery driver,
wound in left breast died evening Of 9th. 3D. Thomas
smith, ordinary seaman United States ship Cyane, company
d. by accident through the right thigh died
States shin Savannah company b. musketeers wound in the
right thigh right 4th. George Bantum
binary seaman United States ship Cyane pkeman puneured
wound hand, accidental slight 5th. Patrick Cambell,
seaman United ship Cyane, company ID, musketeers
wound in thigh by spent ball slight 9th. William Scott,
private United marine corps ship Portsmouth, wound
in the chest spent ball slight T. James Hendry, seamsn,
ball. wound over stomach slight Sh. Joseph Wilson,
man. United States ship Congress- company A, musketeers
wound in right thigh, spent ball slight 9lh Ivory Coffin,
seaman, u. s. ship Savannah, company Is, muskccers
fusion OF right knee spent ball slight
Wounded on me oMist. Mark a. Child private, compa-
nv C. LIST regiment United States dragons, gun shot wound
il right heel penetrating upwards into the ankle Joint
ship Congress company D. carbneers wound in right foot
toe ampuaed accidental discharge Of his
bine. Sd George Crawford, boatswains mate IT, s. ship
Cyane COMPANY d. musketeers, wound in LEFT thigh
Lieut. Rowan, Uuted States navy, aud Captain Gillespie
California batslou volunteers, confused slightly by spent
balls
am, sir most respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN S. GRIFFIN, Asst surg, u. S. \.
Capt. WV n. EaoRY, Asst Adjt Gen. ". s. forces
CIupaD MS los ANGELES, California, Jan. IL, ls47.
Question Did ycu Los Angeles, from the 10Th to the
18th Of January inclusive address Lieut. Col FIRE.
mont and il so, how many, and for what object
Answer Between those dates addressed think, three
cof
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l0-EIcHrH Oar.
The Court met at 10 o'clock; all the members
present.
The President stated that Major Graham had submitted TO
the Court proposition which ought 70 be considered
The Judge Advocate inquired whether il was desired thai,
the courtroom should be cleared that the Court might go into
the consideration of it now
The President replied in the affirmative.
Gen Kearny, who was in attendance witness, asked
that before the courtroom should be cleared he might be per-
ted to make an explanation to the Court in relation to the
testimony given by him on Monday last.
Leave being granted, the witness proceeded
In reading over in the papers this morning the proceedings
Of Monday find the following question pu 70 me 10y the
cused and nv answer thereto, follows
Question Do you know that Of those cannon was
the one lost by you at San Pascual
&c AnS,cer. do not.
have now to explain that bad personal knowledge Of
il but had knowledge OF il from official report made
my staff officer by Lieut., COL Cooke. The report here
and now present il.
Judge Advocate. do not think that report can be given
in evidence here.
Gen. Kearny Then DO not wish TO have i read.
1.-THE report not read
Major Graham observed, that bis had been men
toned by the President of the Court having oefed reso
luton yesterday and had directed the courtroom TO be clear
cd in order that might be considered he would slate that
his WISH IL the resolution be discussed that be
H. Co,rt
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what in front of them
Question In the 9TH specification under the Ist charge,
you charge Lieut. Col Fremont with refusing give up two
which had been brought from Fort Beavenworh and
which then at San Gabriel will you what
they how they brought from Fort Leavenwoh,
and how they were brought to San Gabriel
An,,oer. The charges which Lieut. Col. Fremont is
anaigned my charges preferred single charge
against Lieut. Col Fremont The charges which he is
now auaigned have been changed from mine. The two
howiize however, referred the two howtzes brought
by the LIST Dragons from Fort Leavenworth.
Here the witness desired to look again at the question
having done he said, this is not full the ques
ton put inquiries how these cannon got from Fort Leaye
worth to San Gabriel They carried from Fort Leaven
worth California by the LIST Dragons one Of them as was
previously stated lost at the battle OF San Pascua the
other took with from San Diego Los Angeles it be-
ing then in charge Of the sailors e it at Los Angeles
and know not how il got from there to San Gabriel
Question Do you know that OF those cannon the
one lost by you at San Pascual
Ans,oer. | do not.
Question Did you give any information to the person who
drew up the seventh specification under the first charge
lation to the cannon
Alstccr. I did not
Question Was Captain Turner of the lst dragons, with
you ON the march from Santa Fe and San Pascua and
in what capacity, if any, the staff was he
Ans'cer. Capt Turner with me on the march from
Santa Fe he had left Fort Leavenworth with me as Acting
Assistant Adjuan General to the army under my command
and continued in that capacity until after the action Of San
Pascua where Captain Moore was killed. and when he was
assigned to the command of the Dragons.
Question Did you report the results of the action of San
Pascual to CON- Stockton through Capt. Turner
dns,cer. ! did not. badly wounded NJ that batle
and shortly after my wounds dressed and was living on
the ground, Capt Turner and read to me letter
and asked permission to send Il, which assented to.
Question. To whom that letter addressed
Ans,oer. 1t was addressed to Com. Stockton
Question Could you have got San Diego after the &C
ton of San Psscual without aid from Com Stockton And
if not, why
Ansuer. 1t impossible for to tell. We we're sur
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AT a meeting of the democratic party, of the town Of
Petersburg, held in the court house. on Thursday
ing. the 18th inst.
Dr. Joseph f. Cox was called TO the chair, and w r.
Drink ard appointed secretary.
On the motion of w. R. Drinkard, the chairman ap-
pointed committee OF five to prepare resolutions for the
Consideration of the meeting The chairman named
Messrs. W. r. Drinkard, Thomas Wallace, VIM. Ro-
berson, jr., d. H. Branch, and John Rowlet the
mittee
The committee retired for consultation, and in few
moments returned with the following preamble and
lutions; which were unanimously adopted by the meet
ing:
Whereas, this meeting is deeply sensible of the value
importance, and absolute necessity for the existence OF
free and mmeled pressone altogether above and in
dependent OF the influence OF any party ncon or the dr.
whereas any bow either direct or indirect which is aim
en al e IN % or nnd s IN aHy ana
which vtaIy affects the FREEDOM PEOPLE, and
which, il sanctioned, would ultimately destroy that free
DOM Therefore, be it
Resoired BY this meeting composed of democrats of the
of Petersburg that the recent of the Senate Of
United States, by which the editor OF the Union was
excluded from seat in the Senate chamber, strikes at the
liberty Of the press is dangerous to the principles OF free
dgant censure OF the people, alarming precedent for
future imitation.
Resoirsd That this meeting cordially extend their sim
congratulations to Thomas Richie, esq, the editor
Of the 'Union, for his manly bearing under the late pro-
ceetngs of the Senate of the United States and they do
hereby beg that he will abate in his and indie
atgabe endeavors put down. expose and destroy all the
enemies of his country, wherever they may be found.
RcsoIrd That it is the duty of every patriot aid and
othwart the Executive of his country in the prosecu
ton of a against It's enemies.
Resolved, That heartily approve Of the democ ratio
convention to be held in the city of Richmond the 18th
instant and that 49, be appointed delegates represent
this meeting in said convention
On the motion of Thomas Wallace, esq, the chairman
was requested fill the blank in the last resolution with
the of five gentleman and, in accordance herewith
the following gentlemen mentioned, viz: Daniel c.
Butts, Francis +. Rives Samuel H. Marks w. K. Drink
ard. and John SIN rdivant
The chairman was on motion, added 10 the delegation.
On motion, James H. Cox esq, the State from
the Petersburg district, also added the delegation
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
J. E. cox Chairman.
w. r. DRINxARD, Secretary.
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bounty of twelve dollars viii be paid each recruit
listed for the artillery or infantry arm.
Besides the monthly pay above stated ration per
" is allowed every soldier, which is amply sufficient for
subsistence also large supply Uncomfortable and gem
clothing. Good quarters and fuel are nj all times fur
shed and every attention will be paid to making those
fn who may enlist, and determined to serve their
nty in good ah comfortable and contented with their
uaton The best medical attendance is always provided
the sick soldier; and deduction of pay is made dur
the period he is unable to perform his duty. Should
soldier be disabled in the line OF his Duty the laws pro-
PIE pension Tor him.
Also l60 of best land in any of the States in which
United States have land. Provided he obtains by his
d conduct honorable discharge, 500 in treasury
p TO bear interest, If he prefers il to the land.
|By the above is that the pay and allowances
fpec,able, and that, with prudence and economy, the
3nhIy pay of the soldier may be laid upas everything
uisite for his comfort and convenience is furnished by
government, including his sugar and coffee The pri-
nj soldier, therefore, may readily from S420 to
go during his enlistment and the expiration of the
I'M he can il he chooses, settle his farm in any Of the
States and there establish himself comfortably on
! own land Tor the rest of his lite.
The sum OF two dollars will be paid any citizen, non
nmssoned officer or soldier, who shall bring the
an ableboded recruit, who shall be regularly
ted The citizen should present his recruit TO the lieu
ant plain, and not TO the recruiting sergeans
JAMES ID. BLAIR, Capt. U. 5. A.
WARRINGTON FrB 26 IS47 Recruiting Offcer
Rendezvous Hasup's building, Mt the west end OF Cen
Market and between Louisiana avenue and I street
HAaI 2-colw
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Adjourned until Monday morning, II o'clock
MONDAY, March |, 1917.

No ISL David f. Wheeler u.s. Asa Francis, in error to
he circuit court of United States for Vermont On the
notion OF Mr. Phelps, this writ OF error was docketed
md dismissed with costs under the 43d rule of court
No. 46. Commercial Bank OF Cincinnati, plaintiff in
ror, u.s. E. Buckngham's executors. The argument
this concluded by Mr.. Gpin for the plain
If in error.
No. CO. L. Curtis et al, appellants rs J. & J. Iner-
pity. The argument OF this cause was commenced by
Mr. Webster for the appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m
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cation of such to be made one of the conditions OF
peace with Mexico, He deprecated the agitation of the
in the right splrtmoderate sensible, firm, and dgnihed
lie declared his intention OF voting for the three millions
bill. Had MIR Calhoun made speech embracing these
views, would have been accounted the best speech he
ever made. GALVIENSIS
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Extract from communication under date January 2s,
1877, received at the Department of State from f. NJ
Auboyneau consul OF the United States at La Rochelle.
Ehave the honor TO inform You that the American ship
Paris OF Boston, Captain Levin, belonging TO Mr. VIII
liam Perkins OF said city, stranded the coast of La Ro
chele on her way from New Orleans TO Bordeaux with
cargo OF slaves This happened in the night OF the
10Th instant, Captain Levin lost his two anchors and to
save the crew and cargo obliged to cut down the three
masts and ashore.
have taken proper measures for saving and storing the
effects and merchandise and the ship is nm
loaded commission will be named by the tribunal of this
city, to examine and decide if the Paris is capable OF
being repaired.
81 am happy that no lives lost and that the
crew. fourteen in number the captain included
busy unloading the vessel"
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granting what those petitioners had prayed for he had
5een directed by the Committee of Ways and Means to
report that that bill ought not to pass--no however
without minority Of three in favor of its passage OF
which he was one He desired therefore, that II might
he distinctly understood that he personally favor
AZ the bill, although in accordance with the instructions
If majority OF the committee, he had reported against IT,
Mr. WINTHROP moved that the said bill be commit
nod 10 the Committee of the Whole the state OF the
Mr. Mr.. ANDREW JOHNSON moved thatit be laid on the
table,
Asred and taken, and the question decided in the ama-
tye-yeas 80, nays w.
NOTIFICATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Mr. MCKAY, from the Committee of Ways and Means,
rsnoed back the bill from the Senate making appropr-
lions for certain Notifications of the United States for
The wear ending Both June, 1915, without amendment,
and with recommendation that it do not pass commit
aI 10 the Committee OF the W hole House the state of
the Union.
=" Posr-RoUrEs AGAIN--THE ARMY
On motion of Mr. MCKAY, the House resolved itself
INTO Committee OF the Whole the state of the Unon
and after some time spent therein the Speaker resumed
Mr. COBB reported that the committee had had under
consideration the bill establishing certain pos-routes,
with the amendments OF the Senate thereo-had agreed
some of the said amendments without amendment and
greed TO some with amendments also, the bill making
omopratons for the support OF the army and OF voun-
rrs for the year ending 3Oth june 1913, and for other
wnoses with the amendments OF the Senate thereto
and had agreed to al! the said amendments.
The House proceeded to the consideration of the bill
All named with the said amendments of the Senate there
o when all of the said amendments concurred in
The House proceeded to the consideration OF the bill
Establishing certain post routes with the amendments of
he Senate thereto when all the said amendments were
honoured in with amendments TO two OF said amendments
|oi the Senate
On motion, the House then adjourned.
CORRECTION -RELIEF FOR lRELAND.-Mr PERRY, on
Monday the LIST instant voted NO on the motion to lay
Ion the liable the Irish relief BILL and not "AYE" as re-
ported by one OF the city papers.
/ CoRREcrIoN.-Mr DUNLAP requests us to state that
he voted in the Affirmative on Saturday last upon the
ky mistake, omitted.
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Supreme Court of the United States.
FRIDAY, February 81, 1877.

FRIDAY, February 81, 1877.
Horace Halves, esq, of Pennsylvania, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this court.
Erpayte On the petition of Nicholas Lucien NIezger
for suit of habeas corpus. Mr. Justice Mclean dev
cred the opinion Of this court denying the writ and over
ruling the motion.
No 49, Commercial Bank of Cincinnati, plaintiff in
error u.s. Eunice Buckinghams executors. The argu-
nen Of this continued by Mr. Convers for the
defendant in error, and by Mr. Gilpn for the plaintiff in
error
Adjourned until Monday morning, II O'Clock
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GERVANTs Mt Auctisn.-On Wednesday morning, be-
- the hours OF III and IL O'clock Mr. Thomas
Williams Jail, shall sell one servant man. women,
and two children, slaves for life.
Terms of sale cash. r. w. DYER,
March PIT Auctioneer
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CHUBB u SCHENCK.
Stock and Exchange Brokers, Washington, ID. c.,

Stock and Erchange Brokers, Washington, d. c.,
coffee opposite the Treasury DEPARTMENT.
CHECKS and drafts pa abe any the principal cities
~ bought, sold, and collected.
Orders Tor the purchase sale of stocks executed
promptly, the most favorable terms Notes and draft
payable in Washington Georgetown, and Alexandria col
eced and RENTED for promptly charge of one quarter
per cent Particular attention given to claims against the
government.
Mes:rs Coreorah Y Riggs; Hon. John \ Mason, Score
Messrs J. w Clark & Co.; Holbrook, brothers Boston
Messrs +. w. Clark Dodge g. Co.; Greenways Henry Il
John esq., New York. Messrs +. w. Clark 81 Co.; Harri.
& Co; Ludlow, Beebee 81 Co.; Price Ncwlin IL Co.;
Mercer, Brothers Co, Phadelpha Messrs Alex Brown
& Sons; Sam Harris Sons c. G. Jamison, esq, cashier
Robert Mckle ESQ., cashier Josiah Lee esq; Isaac Mum
roc, esq., Baltimore Messrs. Duval Il Purcell; Thos B
Bigger esq., G. w. Purcell esq; Robt g. Scott, esq,
Richmond: w. NJ Martin, esq, Charleston Messrs
Orleans. Messrs T.. w. Clark 81 Brothers, St. Louis
Messrs. Ellis az Norton Cincinnati Messrs. j. p Curtis
& Co Louisville. Messrs Warrick, Martin 4 Co., Pitts
burg. Hon. r. c. Schenck, of Ohio.
Feb 2-3taw3w
J'HE FRANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau street New.
Il York.-This new and beautiful French paper, com
mencing Monday April g. will be issued every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday the moderate rate of So year
SO for six months; 81 80 for three months.
Devoted the of democracy liberty of religion and
social ameomton, its columns win contain the
and copious commercial administrative and judiciary in
formation and original literary works OF the best writers
both worlds consisting of productions unpublished in
France; scientific, AGRICULTURAL critical and other articles
together with the Paris fashions, &c.
The moderate price, both OF subscription and advertising
together with the quantity and interest of the contents OF
this paper advantages possessed by other of the
kind in the United States.
Agent, J. MICHARD,
18th street, between and G..
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T OsT-On Monday evening" pair of god-mounted
IL specaces, ocagon eyes, made by McAliste Philade
pha liberal reward will be paid for their return TO the
brewery, at the corner OF and 9th
Feb 24-3t'
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DAnsso's ana Pnrnsoets.-Just received 100 para
so and parasoet IN great variety of styles and sizes
to which we invite the attention Of the ladies'
Feb lS-3tif ID CIAGETT ~ IN
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G1- Notioe.-The Washington Royal Arch Chapter No.
l6 of Washington city will hold their regular meeting
Thursday evenng1de 4th instant, at Masonic Hall
March I-3r II. G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.