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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

gentlemen OH the other side, the dems J
into a "snarl.
L The call Of the yeas and nays again pro-
ceeded, The democrats all refusing to vote;
when, 10 and behold! half Of the wings re-
fused, a!so,t vote. Only ten members, all
wings, voted on the resolutions, rejecting
them by vote Of eight 10 two Messrs
Morton and Sells voting in the Affirmative.
When Mr.. Morton, name was called, he
hestatcd before he could bring himself TO
vote for his own resolutions.
We have given but very imperfect
outline of this debate. 1t was most ably
conducted Oh the part Of the minority -
To paint the scene that occurred, is be-
yond our powers Of description, Never
did we see ruthless and anprinoipled
majority SO completely beaten at theiT
own game. The entire Coon tribe being
drive n into a corner, they ran h,ther aud
| thi,her shaking with terror and alright,
seeking some crevice to creep out Of their
dilemma. When at length they became
satisfied that every avenue Of escape was
closed against them, they resigned them
| selves to their fate with the most woe De
gone countenanees imaginable,
/
less minority so .efectually triumph over
reckless and tyfannicaE set of dema-
gogues who had undertaken to lord il
over them with high hand in open de-
fianee of the constitution Never was the
majesty Of true democracy made more
manifest, or its potency more practically
demonstrated. From henceiorth let il be
set down as an axiom, that minority can
never by any means, if they villa boldly
contend for them. be deprived Of their
constitutional rights. True, those protests
are not on the journals. The majority mutt
lated their journals, but they are recorded
there by the popular verdict; and that ma
iority stand before The worio as confess
ed criminals awaiting their sentence, for
having violated their solemn oaths in at
tempting 10 aorogate the constitution.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
Iowa county Democratic Needing

At a meeting Of The democrriic citizens
Of Iowa county, held at the house Of
Geo. W. Kitchens. Feb, lst, lS47, Mr..
l.. 7. WILSON was called 10 the Chair,
and Rom. McKEE chosen Secretary.
On motion, a Com nittee of three was
appointed 10 select persons to be elected
delegates to,attend the District Conven-
ton to nominate a candidate ior Di strict
Judge at The approaching election. The
Committee retired for few minutes. and
returned and reported the following nam
ed persons as delegates: G..E
For .Marengo Precinct-J. l.. Frost, l..
F. Wilson Robert Mckee; For Ioua
Precinct Mr.. S. Cleveland. r.. M.
Hutchinson, A. P. Kitchens For Old
Minis Creek Precinct e. r. Ricord,
Thos Henson, John Wickof; who were
duly elected said Delegates. ..
On motion, Central Committee for
the county Of Iowa was elected, consist
ing Of L. F. Wilson, Robert Mckee, J.
l.. Frost, A. Croker, H II. Hull.
On motion, ordered that the proceed
ings Of this meeting be signed by he
Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
for publication in the Iowa Capital Repor-
ter. L. +. WILSON,
Chairman.
RoBERT MCKEE, Sec'y.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
OF the General As
sn1ghfv

A Joint resolution has passed the Sem
ate, to adjourn without day on the 22d
inst Being sent to the House, it once
passed that body without amendment,
some wings voting III favor Of its passage.
But the federal leaders, fearing that This
would not give them sufficient time to
mature and consumrna.s their neiarious
schemes, determined that the vote on the
passage Of the resolution should be recon
isdered, Accordingly, at their next meet
ing. or on the succeeding day, Mr. kath-
bun, wing, moved a reconsideration
which was carried BY strict party vote,
with the exception Of perhaps one vote
on each side The resolution was then
laid upon inc table tc sieep the sleep Of
death
The Genera. Assembly mas already
been in session seventy. three days: and
The public is beginning 10 inquire what mas
O1Sii oSSVAAptiSA.VA 'u0 aS" 'a1~h @Sa'SSA
it as to continue. Every important meas
ure appears to be destined to defeat by
the reckless wing majority who nsls-rep
resent the people Of Iowa in The lower
b.,- s-.-'-
Inc dearest interests Of lhe people, rather
than permit The recognition Of one oardi.
mai principle Of true democracy, In view
Of ihis fact, the majority in the Senate ana
minority in the House are anxious al as
early day as possible, tc mature such nee
essary bills as can be passed, and adjourn.
This could easily be effected by the 22d
inst, if the House would agree to ii and
go to work with that view; but such
policy does moi accord with the interests
of the wing party.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

a glorious victory have the Fedora,
Wing Possums achieved in this county
a victcry which will cost the wing press.
es in this Stale: a vast amount Of their
usual stock of thunder TO say nothing Of
the echoes whi:h will reverberate from
other quarters long af;er the true result is
known here.
Let Us analyze this GLORIOUS wh,g ri
umph." The general result Of the cleo
ton amounts to this, that while Ibis same
party carried th,' election in October last
by an average n,ajority of about 355, they
have sncceeded,this time by losing more
than 200 votes Of that majority which has
been reduced IL less ihan $50 or there
abo"'s--'his is : victory worth any guam.
tity Of thunde..-a. Postum majority Of
over $50 reduced more than one half in
less nan four ,non.hs The democratic
gain in the tow. Of Fort Madison is 100:
IN Jefferson " ,crc the democrats polled
last August bu. 3 Votes, they now lack
orc vote OILY 81 a majority over The en-
IRE wing and bossln vote Of the town
ship. At Yves. Point the democratic ma
joriy in October was "a, his election 81;
NJ ontrose still better, going from &c 10 Y
votes for the de'noc ats.
THIS: we ve' iure The prediction, IS The
last election ttat nondescripi branch o"
'yHiggery VIII 2ver carry in Lee county
The fate OF pos:umry is sealed there and
'ne OF the ialti.ns which has enabled he
ederal party in:lowa TO shout their hosan-
1as over t TEN torary ascendency vii, 10
onser aTaii them. Lee county will be
ound al the ney,t election, To matter how
soon Ii be on tie right side, in spite Of all
he appliances (which corruption fund"
ot eastern demssogues SO literally ditTused
through lie Western States, viii be able
% bring agalns, it.-(Eows Safe Gazette
.szs...zs-..s
NE ;xENIRAT AECENPTV
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

MASSACHUSETTS VoLuvrEERs- Caleb
Gushing, Ex-China Minister, has been
elected Colonel, Capt I H. Wright, Lii.
Col, and Capt. L, w. Abbott, Major OF
the Massachusetts Regiment Of Volun-
teers. The vessels are ALREADY chartered,
and the Regiment VIII embark forthwith
for The seat Of war.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
Chairman.

The following concise and appropriate
rrayer was once offered in the Michigan
Legislature, by French chaplain:
80 Lori Bless de peeps and their ser
want de representatives. May dey make
laws for de peeps and not for themselves
amen"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

Death Of Senator Pennybocher. No bu-
siness was transacted in Congress OH the
18th uit., IN consequence Of The death of
Mr.. Penny hacker, of Va. The usual
ceremonies were performed III both iEcu-
Sss
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

RoB gRr MCKEE, Sec'Y.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

The ship Quebec has arrived a, New
Y rk, bringing AondoD dates 10 inc Ssh Of
December.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

Der OF this House, and which latter paper had
been refused place On the Journals; and where
as, the majority Of this House, on account Of the
snfounded ACCUSATIONS against worthy members
OF tins House, did refuse to recei,e said paper,
on the ground that il did not come under and
was not embraced in the provision of the Consti.
tuition, which allows any ucmbcr 10 enter his
protest upon the journals on account of its libel
lous character: and whereas, on the 18th inst !.
another paper: signed by The same members was
introduced as protest: complaining of the reec-
ton Of the former paper, adding throughout its
contents, insult to injury, directed particularly
against the Honorable Speaker Of tie House,
falsely impugning his motives and indirectly ac-
cusing him Of perjury, in having r.ade decision
which he considered in accordance with the
Constitution-in which decision lie was honora-
bly, sustained by the House, there lore
Resolved, That as discreditab;e as Is the con-
quot OF the minority in 50 pertinaciously insist
ing upon the insertion on the flour nails their
abuse of the majority, and false rs are manv of
their statements in their called ;protest we do.
nevertheless, In order to put STOP to such worse
than useless legislation, and to psevent its CON
tinued repetition, order both their protests ESQ
called) to be entered upon the journals.
'sResolyed, That while we corsent TO this, we
at the same time repudiate the statements con-
tanned therein, and deprecate the:spirit in which
they are written ,@ <
.sMr. Day offered the following as a substitute.
fWhereas. The majority of Ellis House have
receded from tlle position that tl,,y have right
20 refuse protest of member OF me Ibers to be
put upon the journals and wheseas the oaths
they have taken; should have made honest men
more cautious in taking snch position, It would,
ii the opinion OF the minority, biye been more
in the majority, . have hunbly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
New Hardware Store.


zNHE undersigned having associated them
u selves for Tie prosecution If the Har1-
W are business, are prepared 10 offer their friends
and a il whomay call on them an Eatire .Niu
Sieck, which has been selected with the great
EST care from The European and American
Manufacturers Oar stock 10 part comprises
the folIowink articles. viz; A
KNIVES, Scissors, Needles, Rszors, Saws,
Axes, Files, Locks, Hiages, Bolts, Screws, Guns,
Curtain Bands, Tea Trays, Fro Irons, Cast
Pots, oveas. Kettles. Spades, SheveIs, Seythes,
Sasihes, Rakes, Forks, Chains, Nails, Iron.
Sized, Tin, wire, Copper, Zinc. Lead, Lead
.hipes, Pamp De, ydraaiic Rams, SC. p
stoves, Crates, AnTils, Vices, Bellows, &,
Harness aud Saddery Mornings, 8
Elliptic Springs snd Axles, trsranttd,
Patent Leather, Painted Cloth, Coach Lses,
Lamps. Hubs, Bows, Hub bsnds, MalIeabIe
I Castings, and III goods usually kept IN Hard.
4 ware Stores sS rs ali.i isE
a Which weofTer Wholesale and retail, A. our
new Granite front Warehouse, Sign Of he Gin
Plane. Al The Sonth- east corner OF Fridge &
High Streets Entrsnce krst door on the cor.
ner 10 either street. '0iagtsE
& MUNCAsTER & DODGE.
Georgetown, D. c.. March 4, lsl7--tf ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
@z : $50 MOltNlEG, APRIL s, 1917.
WHEAFElELD HOTEL.
Baltimore. Md.

III ttifS Hotel Is shusted % HowxrJ g.. !,
=, i"edeors nsrthiof Baltfmsr. stres1 -.
the city. II eootafna Il, s.r5s ~ - 4 Par. 2
naayzof which are uaIlors v;,s :. " rooms
jsinipg, suitable fsr fs1iI;s. 20 ioo ns az
-, *. .snea Wish new and elegantfarniiafs
Hotel in the east. - 'ounu 10 any
The proprietor hstters h;r..,r i.
q $500, ~. = ~ easiness will enable hin IS
~, u * .as sf'aoiishnentA ~ every depart.
guests, V All Ris
eaents Jewelers., &c, visiting Baltitnore
BalLimoFe A pin 8. f84 ssss-.ii 80 = ~ H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
Tin Ware Mandatory.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 3, Market Street, 6sIo@ Water, sou'h Sid.
PHILADELPHIA.

MANUEL POWELL & co respectfully in-
- site merchants and others visiting this mar
kei,sto examine their stock Of Tinware, en-
eorscing Oil Cans, Tea, Coffee and Spice San
isters, house work, Tin gutter spouts. roofing,
patent bsamysnd balances, weights and scales,
Zinc Cor putting under stoves & other purposes.
Japan ware, dust pans, AcandIesticks, night
and tavern lard lamps, sugar boxes and DO wis,
fancy boxes, graters, pepper boxes, spittoons,
lea and coffee canisters, molasses cups, match
safes, saving banks, &c.
Assortment Of Hardware. Ship work done
II the shpriest notice. Na
PhiladSiphia. Match4 ISi7--3m. f&ts s7z&&d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
SAMSON CARISS.
II OF the late 6sm OF T. PALMER & CO.,
~. l5s end leo, Bs.siaats Shstt, Bsisaors,
CNg.ces. and Glider,

d OF the late isn OF 7. PALMER & co.
~. lss end lt0s Bsiiiasets Sbsti. Bsihinsrs.
CNsces. and Glider,
.haRaf actires Looking Glass, Po9irait
and Pietars Frames, Of epery descrip-
Y hon-plain and eyndmeatal. Also,
Bor lVindoC Corniees, Rods S Rings,
Bracket Pier Tables, HaA Brackets
Room .Moaidiass, 81
MYTH every description Of Gilt Work, and
Nv has always on hand in store, famed and
tafrsmed, . large supply 81 French and Ger
nan Looking Glass sPisies. As also. Mahogany
Framed Toilet Glasses. of the most modem
Styles. Loeking Glasses and Pictures framed
% order, and plates Inverted in framesI
he has alsA o. hand ID store, The eSliouine
- ned Alercksndise. which forms but part o.
Ms own direct importation. His faeiIities fos
obttining Goods 81 direct Impor,atisn from The
nriheinsl manufactures with a pFactiee Of IS
ystts,) are suehes 70 sdctd him esefy advan.
Jspanuea svai.srs, Trays; Bread, Csks and
Cad Baskets and Toilets Sets Of every form
md sixe ,Piattsd Walters, Casinrs. Msstle aud
oh1mhar canfleslicks, lee setss, soup tureens.
yeeefabls dIshSs, cake and froit baskets. Britain
ole usfe, ivory and commea table cotierg, 10
tkts pr de1snss slbata dinner and desse1tfogks.
ihble and Tea spoons, butter and fruit halves;
ors.s, ifon Pierced. and bronze English and
French fep1cfs, with sndirons snd tongs and
lheyeis. II selis q pairs Il matehS brass andi.
fb1s. esyisid band, chsndslisrs, bah ard solar
itmps lallfes 4if.1dolss. fsney tables. ladies'
4efk stands ard Gre screens. Rrcnch porcelain,
nth m s,4ol} endless vnritif % useful md
igncy hodse keeping articles. Ard also. sole
Ske1k RI ,le sale ol Remiaste1s eelsbtstei
snt[ pf1SthIE3< 1nl facl saving Andirons,
~ higdII approved l.cut CoQte Doilsf, I'll q
1eis6 g vii fi-ts1s q % he IoWest isrus
1kilssfIS = real.
f.'ii0>rl ~ 81 =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
Scales /! Scales Il Scales II!
.HarIem's Isatenl Improved
4 Plaffnrnn g. Counter Ccnlne

IutEOI III q OUuIIlCI DIUIESs
.Maaqfadory Corner Of South Charles
and Bdtderstoa Streets, BALTIMORE.
"A Ii persons in wan, Of Wa CHING A pppra.
IA tusr that is desirable. correct AMI chtsp,
can be supplied at my estabfishmebt With
promptness Warrant every Article msnufsc-
tured, equal, il not superior, TO any others in
this cou1uy, snd~at prices $50 low ihfi every
purchaser shall be. satisfied, Beams and Plat
forms, from The heaviee tonnage 70 e,e most
minute g old and Assaye&'s Balance, always 5n
hand.
Country Merchants, &c are particulars in
yited 10 call and exam, sea f5r themse5yes, or
send their orders, whnh shslf be sttspaed 10
with despatch JESSE MABDEN. .
BALTIMORE, March 4, is47--ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
HAVANA EGARS,
TOBACCO SC.

NEReHAEfs Tnd Dealers generally, are
1Vl respectfully iuviltd ioesll and eximine
the finest stock OF n tH
Sugars and 1obacco,in THIS Market,
Ar No ~. N. HowAAD srsEEr. BALrlMoRr,
Nenty crpofis thsiWhsltGe Id n sisl. The
relieving hrs6d, eOinPrise . part Of the sfock
Of segsts. viz.
Fegalias, Prensados
4 Caaoues, FL AgnJa,'
Trahueop. La EsItetia,
LaNotns, Minerva.
Dos Ffmas, La Leal,a9,
Las Tt1s lCaFonas, Bayohetss,
LaGtlshrads, Psneteias.
Dus amigos, Principe, &c.
American Manufactured Segars or eFery De.
seriptisns
Manufactured Tobacco from the best factories
"a virginia. Fine cute ewing Tobacco, Snuff,
&C &c.
He begs leave 10 Isf,r n Cato Moore, Esq,
ChsrleS,owhl, and Andrew Z. Kennedy Esq,
Baltimore. ELIAS r. GRIFFIN,
No. "a, .Nsrth Hs,sayd Street
Baltimore. SEQ, u, isle-s5sm.
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g. s. GRIFElTH,I
Paper Hanger and UphoistErcI,

= ~ 44oAA0SA CSAtN - kASASSHN~~i
No HaROreJ street and No. 1913 Bahimois sbssi,
IL AS recently bought gu: lhe abighment
HI III William s. Birch, thereby mtch en-
iarged bis former stock Of Paper Ha1gings,
and does aow offer for sale the largest ai3 best
assorlment of Papers 10 the market. Most Of
his patterns are new and bought at very rsduced
prices, which enables him To- offer 10 as old
customers, paper dealers and others, msny adj
yantsgss He returns thanks for the liberal
patronage extended TO him aud hopes 10 merit
the same byigiviDg satisfaction TO all v be favor
him with a call at No. 81 Hanover ST., al 1he Old
stand No. l25 Baltimore street, where aiIpTdets
will be promptly attended to, either in the Up.
helslering liae or Paper business. This!sioek
consists Of ST.. sass s.aisi =
wofs,ed Damask and Moreens Of assorted COZ
ors,
cs,ton do do: do.
Curtain Trimings, Cords, Bindings, &C., ID match
0rnamenls, Gilt, Rods, Ring sud Curtain bands
Wide and narrow Stat yeni;isn Blinds &
Patent do a. Sfl cis.
Transparent Windov Shades sof all prices 4
patterns
Feather Beds, ,comrOr,., bIankeis, &c.
Mattresses Of Hair, Hnsk, Moss aud Gotten
Bedsteads and Co.'s Of turned Maple 81
CaIpe,ing, Oil Cloths, Mating, Rugs and Door
Mats
VERY superior style, ine ,Ffesco Paper i
Views and Panel Parer for entries
Fire Screens of all descriptions
Glazed and Common Papers
Borders and Curisin do s
Paper hung 10 the city or elsewhere BIZ the best
uorkmen. burst. Cotton Waddiug. Alsays on
hand, white and black wsdding Of lsrks and
sm all sizes BY wholesale and retail. /
Baltimore, Jan. 81, lsis. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
] MISCELLANEOUS.

u y 80
.3HAPPIEEss.-Ha Happiness does not 90
hach consist in having much 10 .enjoy. 40
hihe faculty 10 enjoy life. He whocan- II
mo- be happy without taking great pains.
wsl always find hia pains greater than HE
happiness. Il is beautiful thought Of
Aadison's l, that one man often takes mora
pleasure ID the contemplation Of .. fne es-
tate. than another in possession. Tho
former derives much pleasure from the
estate, Without being burdened with the
care Of possession the latter, burdened%
with The care OF possession, deriyes.iittls
,ipleasure from the estate. The one 6nds
| an estate In the beaniies.- The other finds
40 beauties in the estate. The posses-
sion Of enjoyneniis better than the en-
Eioyment d possession. s.'.at
The Price Of Happiness. A -four nsr-
enan. Of Boston was made SO happy BY !.
The news broug ht W the HiSsfnis % 81
.Eiurday night, that visions Of prospective 1
| profits mingled with bis dreams, 81 be /
Eeuieily snoozed ID church on Sunday /;
\ morning. The minister was descantiDg
| upon acknowledging character Of subln-
| nary things. what Is the price Of Al
Iearfbly hsppiness? he asked in rather
4 81 animated tone. ..' Forty-fwo shiI7ings
BEL Darrell replied the flour dealer. ! 3 I.
IL. DAY. "A maj 'slife is d tower, with
i staircase OF many steps, that as be Toll
eth Bp, cEbmble successively behind him.
No going back--ihe passis an abyss; no
! stopbIpiin g-1ior ihe present petisheth; but
ia ...... ,,,s ~ fha fnnffrld AZ 4
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..P!OETRI
Fran Il. gwsrnsais Es..;.
Kysry Hear. KNOWS il. 81. n,,,...,.

= '"s IIsr = = ls'
There's much Of bit,erpe,, !, ~.
10 slEts'pIesssns scenes. S.ara
lis mingled with the Gun az Mi
10 every heart il reiyns. ~
Essh 49,
1Sa sI. rs oitls.nsss doth kltv,
ne briny tear ost-limes AL, -,
wEen sorrew wrankles aef. ~
IIA@->-E-:s rspus win leart -heayed sigh.
As long loved ones depart.
r.sr.h has her .orrovsfull and large,
IN which each heart must share;
And he who auuehes herr his bsrre. 3s
Ofauieksands must beware.
But while each heart knows its own We.
They're known slfkeGte Cod
Who shields the tempted from nj. foe.
BY his most precious word.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

this. sndyca may hays the cslf .,a i i,
CONS, It'll NJ " 49, 81
Tae jadga Ne d, hatk ae,hs hans. :. i,
Aefipg geAr.
Fred often caNed there af,.r ,kis 81
JaSgs Nevtoo1b yer Elevsrtea u ,he III s.
J1sci--neithef did be ever w,sl, d a;.r'sse.
: 81 any mofe erindstonssl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
Garfield, Brother & co.

Importers, Manufacturers s. Dealers
TN Watches, Fine Jewelry. Silver and Plated
- Ware, l,shaps. Military and Fancy Goods,
No. 2s7, Baltimore Street, corner or CharIes
street, Baltimore. q
lRA G CAsrrELD, ~
WIZ 3 CAMPBELL,
Jos. n MEREpIrH,
A prii 8, ls46--if t
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F0v hlTAiN H0fEl,
8M Stfeef. Belffmore, INcrpiond
ARTHUR Z rooo,

3
MI undsfsigned having succeeded a,
- re hrm Of DIX & FocG. a - Pc
E;S.ss ~ g ne Foanlain Hotel, 80 long ! 4.
..,.s, sngHn as one Of The most con ma !. 4,
ssnoltshments 10 BtItimore ~. an. 80 !,
-. informing he travelling public. mai hs.;Ss
~ Bfee Improvements made ~, sn,;n1 !.
rs ssani9n Of - entire new wing ~ a.
$3.50, ~ Which large number on Iedg,,.
49, Nsre added, % well IS BaM Roo,s.r
ihey base recently had con, trdetsd ~. =
80 Ordinary, flied up 10 The mest nm -. %
seshlilal stgics ard also Psirais Siilinr p.
~ Tenderness, Which II entreix e.. fre- -.
ss, ,I 81 Is. e
SirEbls md which III natief ths i've. esu.
cot fail % please Ia eopnectisn wiki these
IH,Pleremeals the whole Of the interior Of the
houts has nadefsepe Thorough rev ision--eys.
~ thing appeftsfning 70 the upholstery Of The
estapiiAhmeat has been fsnewed, and attend
ants Tor the chambers selscicd with q stfiei
ssIeH 70 their entire eapsbity ID every respect.
2 DC table will be found at an times fully Sup
sPhed wiuh eysrJlhfng The matket aG9ras.
served up n q sfperiot slsle; while In thc |
swsygpf Wines, &c. &c, nothing will be kept /
but what Is Of The best quality. Add to these
facts the stieation and eoufiesy y kich will be
;rendefed BY their assistants, retiag ander heir
osrIl psrssaat supervision, 10 those who may fs-
sor Them With cali, ihey Haiter themselves
none will leave dissslisfed, q 30 pains or ex-
pense will be spared on their part, 10 meet the
wants Of their guests, and lfnst their hopes oil
libsraf patronage, will not prove ulfonnded \
~ Baggage taken 10 Aad from the Hotel
free Of charge.
ARTHUR Z. F6GG.
RHiNEAS THURSToN,
y Baltimore, Feb III. 1877,
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FAN s Winter Goods.

fTNHE subscriber has jusl reinfpsd from Phi
u ladslphia and Bali,more. with I supplv
q Fall & Winter Goods, which, together with
hds tormer stock, makes bis assortment com
pleie-e onsis,ipg in part Of the following, viz.
clolhs, Cassimeres. vestings, sst;instts,
Prints, Mousslin de Lains,' Fancy Scarf.
Hrouaisnd Blesthed Maziins, &c
Pulled Einseg. Farncfss leans,
white Welsh Elannels. Y
Red and TelIow Flannsi. s,5s
Spper Cashmere Shauls,
stper cashmero Cloakilg,
1lp1ects, Mtrinoes, &c 'aHe
Groceries O. avery description. ,ss- a'ss
NapeVsfe. atrd0 ware, De. 81 "a aits:i
Rsfsops Wishing Great B,ss,iss NJ de vel
10 eal. before purchasing, Is 4 an deieEmipe}
- sell l5u. ~. DORIAN.
asirsrs Fsfry, Nss 5. Ists-sf
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MOPI0Ra5
Wheat & Corn Wanted.

AHE subscribers are anxious to purchase any
= number OF bushels Of Wheat and Com,
Tor when they VIII pay the highest cash price
90 deilveTy: of, il The Farmers prefer it, they
wiz maui y from their Barns, as they keep
teams ior }hat Purpose. Farmers look 10 your
interests, and give US call before. you dispose
Of your produce.
N: H. a Y. W. MOORE. \
Old Furnace, Jefferson Co, Ya.,7
Feb IS, 1s47.
: trj1 Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar, &C., Away
on RAND, TO exchange witt the farmers r.