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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

r. tAs Editor fin T'i5sHf
Won state ,ha, / made sort OF 'pPeai " 10 you re-
..,,,, ur Grssolds vcracisy. certainly bad no
- or design to dr.s you into the controversy ina.
-, ,,,, ussoue. was OF course wholly unwsrrAnied
- go, stated WIS, old entirely on my own rs'poH'
- ,u.s no more than should say tn any
sa. ,So,alr,ed With Mr. Grswold who repesies 70 me-
81 .as .l.uterou, statement of h' snoola say "a
saa snd err, you know hs s,nno' - ,,,snss,r 10
ana that without fesg of contradiction W .ass
500 TIE p-,on to whom I, was addressed
.SSra no, rave taker the trouble to sorsdes Ine fa
c1loa. sccu,stion. he made. II yotF paper nsa pm
eou6ned 10 the city where ne 10 Understood n," ~
49,, sv,n M. friends nave been accustomed 70 say
,hs,a t;ri,wod or fact, can well let PISS neIv o.
|. suown but in other psrs of the country wnsrS
r,iSsas clrculse. people are not - we,
with matters Yours SC > L. hnHNN''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
BUFFALO. Nov. 10

Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbl'i Corn, 6ooo bush
Wheat 32oOO bush The market for Flour Is quiet,
with sale. 10000 bbls Western st 8 .. whest has
onsned At los for White and IS cts for Red with sales
1000 bush. Corn 10 dull and nomnaly 81 a 50 cts
Oar, are In fair inquiry - 30 cts Whisky p cts
The Weather Is very cold No change In freight to
Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
AcKERuANs pREMIIIM CAnXFp LErTFRs

~ These celebrated Letters, for which the subscriber
awarded Silver Medal at the late Far OF the Amer
Institute, confidently offered TO the public A. no
best and cheapest article Of the kind In the market at thu
following reduced prices
Premium Carved Letters gilt with extFs deep gold lea
warranted not to fade, at 10 cents inch.
D L. .La m LII IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
P1rrsnrrau. Nov. lO-l2 N.

There are more sellers than buyers of Flour
prices unsettled but the decline Nothing doing In
Cotton. holders do not offer at all With light receipts
of Grain quotations stand unmoved under the steamers
nsws though there 10 more anxiety 10 sell Groceries
continues dull The weather still unpleasant and the
river Ia slowly rislng again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
ALBANY Nov Il

Receipts Of Flour 10000 bblsi Wheat, 1000
bushels: Corn. hone Barley, 1900 bushels. The De
msnd for Flour moderate and the tendency of prices
ia downward small sales =, -. 6 lsi for Western
and Gsnesee For Genesee Wheat lil cts 10 ssked but
buyers will no, NEE, IL Sales 1000 bushels Oats a, a.
cts 1910 bushels Rye at 20 cts Corn is very dull at
present rates. Sale. 10000 bushels Barley q, So sol
for round End g 20 for round.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

FIKE N Wssr BoYLsros.-A large ire took
plses 10 West Boylston In Worcester Couniy on ri.
day night soou, O'Clock factory owned oy Childs
Dinsmore. zrist mil owned oy M. Wncsr barn
niled viih lauber blacksmith shop and suntry out
buildiuss. burned The frs MAS c.used BY drop
ping smPin cotton Loss from sl2 900 10 $1,000
partly Insured Lowell Courier
EXECUTION OF Mas. RryKLE-The Albany Ar
gus announces By Telegraph. that Mrs Mary Runkle
wss hung II Whiissboroush on Tuesday 81 - o'clock
for the murder Of her husband. She made no confes
sion the scs-oc bat II 10 said that she made 10
Dr.. smith. and 70 ne Under shsnS Eanes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

THE AMERICAN ARr-USIoS.-We should have
been glad before this. to have called attention TO The
American ArU nion in this City incorporated for the
promotion OF the Fine Arts 10 the United states In
stltuiion whose plan may DO unknown 10 some Of
readers II seek, 10 accomplish truly national object
uniting great public good with private qualification. in
manner best suited the situation Of country, and
the wants habits and tsstes Of people. the fol
lowing plan
Every subscriber of fge dollars 10 member Of the
Art uion for The year and Ia entitled to ell iu priv
leges The funds alter paying necessary exPenses are
applied Flrst-To the production of large and costly
Original Engraving from Amehc an painting OF this
engraving every member receives copy tor every nye
dollar. paid BY him Every member sso receives fun
Annual Report Of the proceeding &c Of the lHsutu-
ton. Sscond-To the purchase Of paintings and seulp
BY native resident artists These paintings vary
In price from s5 500 richly framed ard eHhib
tied At the Gallery OF the Ar, unon Ill the annual meet
Ing In December. when they publicly distributed By
LOT, among the membsrs each member having one share
for every I've dollars ps.c BY him
Each member 10 thus certain Of receiving 10 return the
value OF y paid and may slso receive painting or
other work Of OF gres, value The lnsurion keeps
Ofhee and free picture gallery always open, well at
tended and hung With fine paintings a, ig7 Broadway
vkieh Is ihronged tsy and evening
This year each member will receive ,wo large
cravings The paintings are more numerous than last
year lso being sresdy purchased sEd on The walls OF
the gallery and here will b distributed 80 bronze me
dsls commemorative II Washington Alston-~hich the
committee have In progress for the menbers alone
Tie London Art union. 90 much lea desirable plan
has twenty thousand subscribers We do not zee why
The American Art nIou should not have a. many
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

wAsalScros CsccxKss sroEs. i5s wilhsm-st-see a.
x.rtisen.nt Of q IL O. .Rf In anothsr column. GTTsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

HARTFORD, Nov. 100 P. ~
Flour 90 - Butter 10 cents Cotton and Wool
firm at yesterdays prices Whrves hilsd with vessels
Weather cloudy and cool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

CINCINNATI Nov. l0-A. ~
The foreign news reached US this morning and
has checked All operations in breadstus until dealers
look about them Groceries dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

The LATE ALEX. BARRow-We learn from the
Louisiana Chronicle that the remains of Hon ALExAS
pKR BARROW which were recently removed from Wash
ington, reached Bayou Sara on Tuesday week The
lsst obseques 10 memory Of the lamented dead took
place the 3O,h ut a, the residence OF Col David bar
row. where his remains were deposited In the family
cemetery.
HEAVY Loss BY FIRN.-Upward of thousand
bales of cotton consumed BY fire, the night OF
the 9Th ultimo at brakes Landing" on the Warrior
river. 10 Alabama The warehouse 10 which u was
stored was fired BY an incerdary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
RALrrnoRE. Nov. 10. LIP. N.

Flour is very dull today Howard Street held
AZ Is rs and civ Mills al o. without sales buyers
are unwilling to offer higher than s. 80 and y IS sales
10000 bushels Wheat sts 20 10 81 IS for red and white
White Corn % cts, and Yellow q cts Oats g cts
Whisky In bbs % cts Rye s5 TO 81 cts Clover seed
Al a Der bushe Provisions are without marked change
PORK Is worth $40 So TO tl4 with very moderate sales
and Beef $40 to tl2 Lard SO 50. In bills Bacon with
out variation Beef Cattle dull OF sale, at an aver
sge Of sl2 l2i per 100 lbs. on the hoof-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

PoLIcE.-Three men, VINO gave their names as
Thomas White. William Wallace snd George Webster.
we're arrested yesterday By officer Lsnscon, u the
Four,h Ward on charge OF roboing sailor IN Water
st Of considerable sum Of money The secused we're
lock.d % oI In.ties Osborn ior exatnlnation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

~ T. HAs Comfy Nseapsr ADVERTISED of ss. our col
90 tays pat ofefs -seut chane of sone WI.
Prltsr ate sld -ls tly Pre- s-oo Pafteuiafs or ~
r.oa Ei-or n n. Trsase b., 10 or .ssd afF5 -
caasos cormand ne mean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

IHTE'F sIrs IN VTOVDfTIUnl TIC UtIc bupVIItu WIN
plain letters liberal terms.
JAMES ACKERMAN, Sign, Banner and
MO 1t Ornamental Painter l0l Nassau st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

CouRr OF APPKALs-The Court was occupied the
whole Of the day in hearing the case commenced
Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

MessYs. Baker + Scribaers
" GESTLEMES-H ssing notice Of yours In the
Comnerc e. AdyerseTr Of the och Of work 10 press
entitled Wsshlnston and his stsf" and thlnkRs you
might unntenti0nally interfere ~iih work pre-
p.rirg entitled The Generals Of the American Rsvolu
sonH aud 10 regard 70 wneh had corespoaded with Mr.
Headley previous the appearance Of your announce
msnt We thought 10 best 70 inform you PRIOR your
proceeding with the work yo1 announced, should
be very sorry 70 have any Misunderstanding with your
hsass. Yoars, respectfully, CAREY HART"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

CIRCUIT CoURr-Beiore Judge Edmonds John PaT.
nele, Ct al vs. Henry L. PAAips ai-Ths case occu
pied part Of the day Tuesday, but Il was discovered
that one OF the defendants is dead. juror with
drawn. and the plaintiff adiudged 10 pay defendants
costs of preparing for trial For plaintiffs, Mr.. T. c
Gray; for defendants, Mr.. Wm. J. Sharp and Mr. Jor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

SUPREME CouAr- Habsas C0rp1s-The application
b. halt OF James Holman before Judge kdmoDds 10
be discharged from commitment charge Of PERU
ry alresdy referred to- denied the Judge consit
ering there was probable cause Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

n GEoass GLAZE 10 oar agent IN sehsoscsady 70
the ssls Of TlS Tribsa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May rs, lSl7.
CtEPARATE PROPOSALS for furnisllinx the sIAtiOn-

SEPARATE PROPOSALS for furnishing the station
~ cry ana Tor executing the 6 % ts m uu
until o'clock, p m, on the 3Oh day Of June next nose
nnaaeecoinpleu ~ sai Us ss"'' VI S "
The printing must be executed with new ana perect
type and on me pest paper used ior tae oefeh
eI h .I c,r,ctor o' i' -
Gu ~. 9y Tue coii i,i; .,; $50, - 81 ID. - tos,
Al the afuGies ri sea.onery NUS ne y
Ia,.y ;ii I,in ans iiad nancls hnves nj Ne
must accompany the DDS NO pa WE, % c1n id
W ~, ANY "a To- Ipr, y e gay M " W W W
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or fm
ann S =, ar r,;cs p.n,ts,'ed in e scbe,nie Sluld
anv articles he reoed not enmeated thew are to be fur
pinI f,a c o.as NH I've 9,,ad - ,Is ide,,ay,
n,ent m nersons anpvno for tbem and as itbon, mi
mi1v thein he deartgsent would find if dIIt 10 make
none WIN ha oe i' unless SUP
All the articles to be furnished and work to 6e executed
%neG hna TO e SATISFACTION OF the mead OF the Oh
greater or es quantity Of each and every article
and IN @ oe re
bon shG IS S qad % G damages os '' Su'
done ne amount quantity ana dnserPon q each OF the
Rin no u oi ai.iciss anu Woh "a, sia " =, oe
the nature and quality lily Of the various kinds Of printing bid
Stationery.
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IS0 do eysne nnIer yellow or huff roxpl nor re,,
TX 40 snvelop nana, fat can ,vhite or Fin CO.,
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IN 10 bio,,;na, ,,.,or roval nay re,r,
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' oo~eh oa.u s reiiy oe'' 'o''no Pe'S' per oo~eh
oeo do oarls or oil otIer ro,nuf,c,ure In ,so nor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-22
NOTICE to prc-empt,on Claimants.

CCHOOL BOOKS or every kind used In the Dis'
- of Columbia ncighborhood, selected with great
to obtain the best editions, and the most sups
subscriber. purchased wholly for cash and sold on 4
same terms, at extreme low prices in every case m
June / 4. IA1boi
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-22
BY the President or the United States.

BY the President or the United States.
pursuance Ct law JAMES X POLK OH t trsss a
make known that public sales will be held az the anae1
mentioned land offices in the State of FLORIDA at h1
peslH se snd oee at ST.
MONDAY, the twelfth day of July next, for the dispose
OF the public lands within the limits OF the underenohI
townships to wit:
South of the base line, and east of the principal meridan
Township twenty-five, OF range wenty-elght. .I
Townships tweny-one and twenty-five, OF range ivy
Townships eighteen and nineteen, and section six /
township twenty, of range thirty.
townships eighteen, nineteen, and tWentyone, VI
thirty-one.
Townships eighteen and nineteen Of range thirty-two
Al Se aapd e oee at
MONDAY the nineteenth day of July next for the dPo
OF the public lands within the limits OF the nnderlneuo"
townships, and fractional townships, to wit: -,
South OF the base line and east Of the principal merioa
Township nine, FRANCE fourteen. 81 =, -
Fractional townships twenty seven, twenty -elsn, IVY
tynne, and thirty, the main land, OF range nleer
Township twenty-seven, and fractional township "n
five, on the main land, OF range sixteen.
Township twenty seven, and fractional townships th
three and hirty-ive on the main land OF range sesen
on the main land and Townships thirty tbree and h
five, of range eighteen. ,,A
Townships thny-two, thirty-three, thiry-our and th
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools mll
ny, other purposes, win be excluded from the sales
the lands are, sooner disposed of) and no onee 'I
private entries OF land in the townships so offered, ~
admitted until alter the expiration oil Two Weehs ho
commencement OF said sales ~
Given under my hand, the city of Washington
sixth day OF April, ammo Domin one thonsam,aar any,
hundred and forty-seven. JAMES N fobN
BY the President,
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office
Notice to Presumption Claimants. A
Every person entitled to tile right of prescription 70
lands within the townships above enumerated, Is eq
to establish the the satisfaction OF the kcgls'er
Receiver of the proper land office and make payn
thereior as soon practicable after seeing ths no
before the day appointed for the commencement 0,
public sale OF the lands embracing the tract claimed o~
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land ohe0
April 1aw13w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-22


PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States
j. from the LIST OF Septe mber JS47 the ships
be provided the Both of june 1851 the following
route will be received the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department, in the city of Washington, until IN,
ote 10Th oJuy lSl7 Ito be decided by the LIST of Augusta
in the manner and time he reatter specified, viz
No 2. From Charleston, s. c., by st. Augustine, Key
New Granada, 2,l4O miles and back, every two
months, in steamships
Proposals for once month; also for twice month
conveyance from Chaeston by ST. Augustine, and Key
West to Havana, $40 miles and back, will be consd-
ered
Proposals for commencing the above route at New York.
Savannah, Pensacola, or New Orleans will also be con-
siderod. Also, TO omit St. Augustine.
No 3. From Astoria 10y San Francisco, i'm California,
Monterey, and such other places the the Post
master General may direct to Panama, New Granada
with an extension apes, 4660 miles and back
every two months in ste amships between Astoria and
Panama. and by suitable Land conveyance between Pana-
ma and Chagres
Proposals tor month conveyance viii be consid
cred lI
No. 4 From New orlea ms, La, by Galveston, Texas
Passo Gallo, and Braso de ST Jago, Tampico Mexico
900 miles and back, a month, in steamships.
Proposals for more frequent conveyance will be consid
cred.
The proposals should specify the day of the month
which the vessel conveying the mail is depart from the
ports at each end of the also theIday Of arrival
each port. -I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-29
GEN. TAYLOR'S LETTER

We shall TO- morrow publish this letter, which
should have never seen The lighr, as We have al
ready said. The poor excuse avowed Tor pub
LEGATION was the "malisnily" Of The Government
and The Democratic party. This view is entire
" gratuious and full OF injustice and mischief.
The Democratic party have been most cordial
in awarding due honor 10 Gen. T. Tor his servi
ces and will not do him injustice though his
rash and indiscreet friends" may attempt to ar
ray large party against him. When the facts
shall be made public, il will be seen whether his
"iriends" Of The N. Y Express have really done
him service, in laying his letter beiure the world.
In The mean time, we extract The following notice
from the Union:
ave deeply regret the publication in the New
York Express Of the following letter from Ma
or General Taylor 10 friend, The authenticity Of
which, Cd its first appearance, we were disposed
10 doubt. We cannot now, however, but consider
il as genuine; and uncon!Tadicled rumor points TO
Major General Gaines as The friend 10 whom il
was addressed, and by whose permission IL was
published. In justice TO General Taylor, We will
not suppose thai this letter was ever intended Tor
publication, because its effect viii be 10 place
Santa Anna 10 possession OF information which
eanno. fail 10 prove most injurious 10 us and ad.
yan,sseous 10 the enemy. Santa Anna will thns
be encouraged by The high and authoritative
source from which il proceeds. 70 direct portions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-29

chiefly in vindcalion OF "Old Rough and Ready
from what he supposed 10 be an in,ended attack
from Mr. Wick.
Mr.. Pollock, of Penn'a, FOLLOWED al length in
favor OF the BILL in favor otgranIins all necessa-
ry supplies, in opposition 10 Inc acquisition Of
new territory, but against The extension ofslavcry
in Tree territory iiacquired.
Mr.. Boyd mex, obtained The floor bul gave way
10 Mr. Morris, who proposed an amendment, IN
support Of which he made a few :emaks. MIR.
Boyd then occupied the attention ci the committee
in explanation and defence Of The bill until The
hour OF Two arrived, the time fxc'. Tor termina-
ting the debate
The committee then proceeded TO vote upon the
sections and amendments TO The BILL in order.
Several amendments, materially changing The
features OF some Of The provisions, were adopted
-one granting certificates Of stock, instead OF a
bounty in lands, and another requiring all soldiers
10 be paid in soldor silver. The bill and amend
menls were reported 10 the House, when MIR.
McClernand inquired the effect OF motion 10
discharge from further consideration. The speak.
er slated that il could be done by vote of Two
thirds, but here motion 10 adjourn prevailed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-29

them, on their way to attack his command and
SaluIlo. A parry was Immediately sentoul to
reconnore, bu, on arriving at the designated
place they found that there were no Mexicans
there, nor had there been any. need hardly tell
yen thai We were all very much disappointed in
not meeting the enemy again, and those who APP
peared 10 be The happiest during The excitement
OF yesterday are The most detected to-day, parIicu
larIy Capt Blanchard and his Louisiana boys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-29
LOAN BILL.-we are indebted to a memts,

LOAN BlLL.-We are indebted to member
of Congress (says The Union) FOR The following
cxlrac, 81 a letter from member OF The opposi-
lion, and al The head OF one OF the first moneyed
houses 10 the city OF New York. Some Of The op.
position in Congress ale attempting 10 make cut
that The money cannot be raised upon the lean
bill. The following letter gives The quielus TO
this calculation. We understand, too, from an.
o'her very high authority, that The loau can be
Obtained
al have now 10 thank you for The printed copy
of Inc treasury mole and loan bill, received 10 day
had glanced al ii. as published 10 The National
Inlelligencer and shall now read j. more care
fully. II seems 10 me an excellent plan, rolilic
and able, and cannot doubt that ID will effect he
object OF The government. in procuring money 81
per cent, until 1867, and before thai period nsos
OF the anoun! will be called for, II The oplicn Of
funding, as proposed, 10 eI'cnded 10 Elk 'nonlhs
AFTER lhe war"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-29

It's estimated that The advance OF prices, con-
sequent upon the cheering foreign accounts by
the Hibernia, will make an aggregate increase in
the value of American products Of full jorty mil
hons Of dollays-viz: twelve millions on cotton
twelve millions on wheat, &c. With these glar-
ing facts in view, who but bigoled partizan
would be willing 10 conhne himself TO the narrow
"home- market" and put aside as worthless The
foreign demand for American produce2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-29
RICHMOND, VA. FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY 20

ing" for want Of provisions. There are about
800 mouths in the castle, and Of these about
1000 are soldiers. In Veia Cruz the garrison,
about 200, are often on short commons. Mid
shiPman Rogers and his companions were in
prison at Vera Cruz awaiting his trial as spy.
he will not be sent 10 Perote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-29

On The 10 instant, P. Soue, DEM, Ia MEM
Der OF The Stale Senate was elected United States
Senator from Louisiana, as The successor of Mr..
Barrow, deceased. The vote stood: P. Sone,
SO; L. Bordelou, Wing, So; scattering, 3. Mr..
SouIe is gentleman of commanding appear
ance, eminent abilities, and profound lawyer.
No man could have been selected. who would do
more honor TO Louisiana, or secure greater
share of the confidence and admiration of The De-
mcraiic parry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-29

II IS with pam mat We announce the dea.h Q,
RosEsT WILLIAMS HENRY, late a member OF the
Bar in This CRY. lie die. on Inc 10Th inst, At
Jacksonville, Florida, whittier he had gona, no;
many weeks since, with the hope OF recrut;e@-
his shattered health. He was native oi Halifax
county, Virginia, and praciised his profession os
come years in Ilnts county, Mississippi, whence.
he removed 10 Richmond. lie Wis Young l:,ai,
II fine talents AMI the mos coda, and engaging
Qualities; and his early death is deeply depio,e,,
ty his numerous friends and admirers
We knew hn well, and take melancholy
pleasure in paying his handle tlibu,e TO his mr.
mory. Fo. his character and noble qualities We
have always Tell the most sincere respect.
His mortal remains were brought 10 hi, city
Yesterday morning BY the Southern cars, and his
funeral wlIake place this n,ofnins, a, 10 o'clocA,
Al ihe house 81 Charles Palmer, Esq, on Frank
lin street. Ills friends are requesis,. 10 attend
without! further notice.