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THE PRESIDENT AT EVENING sEavIcE-DUTcH RE-.


FORMED CHURCH., LAFAYETUE PLACE.
On account Of the ntmation given In the Herald yes
terday morning. that the President contemplated attend
ing Divine Service at the Dutch Reformed Church. at
evening" in addition to the members of the congregs-
ton worshppng there very large number strangers
the portion Of whom were ladies, hand
at early hour Many after standing in the asles for
some time without getting peep at his Excelency, in
consequence Of his non arrival retired and thereby
afforded opportunity portion Of those who flock
cd thher at late hour for the purpose At about
quarter to eight o'clock the services opened by
singing the l35th Psalm, from Watts collection, COM
mencDg with Praise ye the Lord exat his name" The
Rev. DR. Scott, Of the Dutch Reformed church, Newa
~ j. then offered up eloquent prayer at the concu
sion of which, and while tho choir singing OF
Watts hymns "Ccme shout aloud the Fathers grace,
the President in company Of Alderman Oliver, entered
and took his seats In the pew Of the latter In about the
centre Of the church. to which almost eye i'm
mediately tuned while the hundreds that had been
impatiently waiting outside, pressed forward to posi-
tons where they could best observe the Chief
Of the Union The Rev. MIR scott then proceeded to
deliver his discourse from the following text Gospel
sc. Monks, 9th chap, 4th verse. And there APP
peared unto them, Elisha with Moses and they were
talking with Jesus The reverend speaker also quoted
the following passages from the chapter There
BIZ Of them that stand here which shall
death until they have the Kingdom of God come
with power And after six days Jesus with him Peter
and James and John and leadcth them up into high
mountain apart by themselves and he TRANSPORTED
before them and his raiment became shining exceedingly
white az snow, no fuller earth white them
$3.50 And Peter answered and said to Jesus, Mas
1t good for us TO be here; let make three tabor
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.--The following
gentlemen arrived in the afternoon train from the
South, yesterday, and have taken apartments at
the Aston Mr.. Buchanan, Secretary of State,
and suite, to wit-Gov. Mouton, of Louisiana,
Col Mann, Mr.. Black, U. S. Consul, Mexico,
and Capt. Stein, of Buena Vista, all from Wash
ington; and they were joined at Philadelphia
by Mr.. Pitt, Col. Forney, of the Pennsylvanian,
Gen. Geo. NJ. Keim, s. H. Porter, and Dr. Leh-
man. Some of them will return to Philadelphia,
some will remain here awhile, and some will
90 on with the President and Mr.. Buchanan,
northward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

The stock Market during the past week. has been
paratvely quiet prices have not materially changed
The usual fluctuations of the have of
experienced but nothing of any Importance has trans
pired affecting any Of the speculative stocks in the
street. The approaching hot weather will, without
doubt tend to depress the market price Of many the
fancies and create very dull state Of things but It
cannot but be temporary, and reaction must take
place the business opens We look for
extensive speculative movement in stocks between
this and October believing there is margin in many
the securities considered of fancy character
advance Of ten to fifteen per cent.
Should the money market continue as sbundsnty sup
piled with capital it is at present. nothing
prevent very great initiation in prices for every
species Of stocks, in real estate, and in every
thing else except breadstufs and provisions. There
Is every probability Of money continuing easy, and
the rate Of interest very much reduced. Our i'm
portatons will be limited compared with our ex
ports than is generally anticipated and the balance
foreign trade likely to be largely in favor
steady influx Of specie from foreign countries Is likely
to continue for long time We have already received
upwards of twenty three millions of dollars in specie In
period Of six months and although we may not
ceve it in such largo the must steadily
towards shores, swelling the aggregate to large
amount
The most exaggerated ideas are entertained relative
to import trade. The consumption Of many foreign
productions is increasing our population increases
while, on the other hand, the consumption of many
foreign manufactures is rapidly decreasing, as own
manufactures become extended and own fabrics
approach in quality, &c., those Of European make 1t Is
astonishing with what rapidity domestic manufac
lures taking the place Of foreign fabrics, and
corresponding reduction in the importation
Of these goods must be realized Within the
past twelve months even, In the face Of the
ad vaoum tariff greater progress has been made in the
manufacture of fabrics similar to those heretofore i'm
ported from England than in any three years previous
and few years will suffice to place in position
manufacturing nation, second to others. As We
progress in this department of industry importa-
lions will Decline until not only supply home
demand but become large exporters to all parts Of the
world.
The mportatons into this port during the past week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

n = hicheiSeu'' Diamond Pointed Geld Fen
I'D In mistaken that the public be mis-
. o. pen. D.n 4 : into Ss more
ssous An ". and ag. and the result has always been Dis
SsSf s';; w "rs s:s sss
:as y s' S. we snS es.:p.4 psu T
II So psne. Other gold from rs
Who Cuts your Hair ,-This /. a ousst,on 40
S sh f.e
men who g., are not seqqsasd with fact As .o strangers
RDGW - as1f Lane up
81 nj Lame mot a9s sar sSe nnmbeO BOad-
Dyspepsi. or Indigsstion.-AIi that inva,,ds
pr and TSa w and c As.
RENT every dy beee%in. more and more popular Cert6-
Be ss h
Sso,s and I 81 Iy wy,g
large bottles je2s St cod
Moorehead's Graduated Magnetic Machines.
pros.os ey gem
&C. OF a. sdS q. -. H
ua article Of the kind which been introduced The
accompanied By full and IS warranted Manuse-
'''s' and '''1 S G. MooRsHEA
Every Mothers Book.-Thc great interest
% y %..s % a ne sf % hs
poverty and the prospect Of large family Of children,
from the
but here work that will tell you important The
author allowed TO- in detail the character Of the
work. but he his female readers that IL Is unver
sally Of by those for whose benefit designed
Zeber Co.. corner of Chestnut aud Third streets Phiade
phia; and Of the publisher No2 Ann Letters enclosing
post paid, to order. jos St exS
The Married Woman's Private Medical
DR. M'PTcs.H Professor of Diseases
The demand for this most important work tof which
Ev female getting copy. whether married unmarried
For sale at BURGESS, STRlNGEk Il Co.. 222 Broadway.
under the American Museum; 25 Broadway and by DR. A.
Mau5csau. At his Medical Office l2s Liberty street New
York Zeiber 4 Co. Of Chestnut and Third streets
Phlla.; C. F. Fisher Richmond, Va; Geo. Redfed, Troy
Little 4 Co, Albany.
On the receipt ST. copy will be transmitted bv mail free
Of posage all of the United States 2t 24t exS
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Portable Dressing Cases, In all that the name

imports campac aud complete each article contained ee
IN being Of the very best quality ond o. SIZE NOS eoa s
snf6c ent in Use 10 recom,a nd u, for sale ny
p'"Aof'D or,ost~ Howard Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

embraces eve possible variety paer Of Pen Pocket, Desk
md sporting Knife with large variety OF choce ha1vr,'
which will be warranted to purchaser Also Scissors
'' '"''' q. SAUNDERS & SON. III Broadway.
a few doors abave Courtlandt st.
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THE DEpARrURE THIS MOANING.


The President and suite will take their departure for
New Haven this morning 1t is arranged for them to
leave Peck slip at six O'Clock in the fine steamer Hero
They will be escorted to the steamer by the ssth Reg
ment, Jefferson Guards, under the command of Col
A. Warner, detailed for that duty. A detachment Of
the 18th Regiment Of Artillery under the command Of
Col Yates, will give him parting salute
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA. THE fast sail
ing bark Kathleen, Capt. Bliffen, brings US full
files of the formal du Concrete, and Mercantl,
published at Rio de Janeiro, to the 23d ult. We
find nothing in them worthy of translation
The U. S, frigate Columbia, Commodore Rous-
seau, was the only American vessel of war in
the port. Captain Pennington, of U. s. Navy,
came passenger in the Kathleen. The whale
bark Sarah s. Esther was still under seizure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

The Thermometer in Boston at two O'Clock on satur
day, stood at 9o degrees In the shade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

FROM British WEST lNDIEs.-By the brig New
Orleans we have Bermuda papers to the 18th
instant. Upon the island every thing appeared
quiet and nothing of interest had occurred since
our last advices. The Gazette of the 18th gives
the following items:-
TRINIpAp-The state Of things In this colony appear
to be at its brightest There had been further mpor
tation Of Coolies They begin to think that these
not exactly the description Of laborers they require
ANTIGUA The drought very at this Island,
and the of water for domestic purposes began be
severely felt
JAMAIcAThe crop Of sugar 1t is thought will reach
100 900 hogshesds Sir q. Grey had been tour Of
the Island.
At public meeting held at Barbados the 25th ult
at which His Excellency Governor Reid presided 1t
resolved that School of Practical Chemistry be estab
lished in that island. The necessary prelimnaries
we're adopted for that purpose frovsons at Barbados
were low Flour selling at $sx per barrel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

The increase in duties the increased importa
ton Of dutiable goods 1t appears that the
continues large while the aggregate imporatons show
great falling of Under the present tariff the mpor
tation Of free goods has been comparatively very limit
ed, which is attributed principally to the reduced
Der of articles entered free.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for stocks
in this market for each day Of the past week. and at the
close Of the week previous 1t will be perceived that
prices have been very Uniform during the week. the ten
dcncy, however has been downward -
QUOTATIONS FOR THE PRINCIPAL Srocxs IN THE New
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YORK HERALD.
the Ocean Steamers.

The Ocean Steamers.
The Union is in her eighteenth; the Sarah
Sands in her tenth; and the Caledonia in her
ninth day
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$1,000 IL 500 las Ia
67,714 06
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20
he Great Remedy!
HOUSES Es'DH.s.r TONIC.


A safe and sure cure, for CHILLS or A q UE anr
F'E YER, an the unprecedented short time o.
Fire Hours as thousands throughout the Wes
and South can testify, iDlO hare cen thus Speed
lily cured by this GREAT REMEDY!
ny VERY ole who is sfl cted. should be
IA anxious 10 Obtain Mat remedy " hich
oil rs The best, q lckest, and safest cure, no
matter from what source IL springs; every
h me 1 uan being bound To embrace the
truth. wherever found. Therefore, the pro-
prietor in ju lice 10 the public and himself
feels called upon 10 sa e. hones,ly. a few
facts. which will eslab ish Houses In
dian Tonic To b. the best lemedy Tor
tHlLLS or AGUE AMI EVER now known.
Fact lst-TDe article Is convenient and
pleasant 10 TAX lis refined from all gross
particles, which render other preparations
10 muddy, nauseous, aud dsagreeable to
he taste; and ii The directions are followed
will cure every Case, with mathematical
certainty. in fro II three to five hours. AS
lo"ishiug but true. Fact 2ad-By lis
action upon HE hvrand Other org ms con-
cerDed in forming 1t he bile il regulated
the morbid action induced by the cause OF
tie disease Is ACKNOWLEDGMENT allay ed
and II will be found a powerful a,ent in as
listing to remove fevers general y. FACT
3rd--i gives tone 10 the Standardization
rate, The body stimulates AL III Iuucti, n.
o a healthy acllon-and is highly useful.
Wherever tonics are want d. Fact 4M--
This Tonic ha> performed and is da Nv per.
forming, cues in CIIlLLS or AGUE and
FEVER, without parallel in medicine
" tine S single bottle making cure in a
case Of I EN- WEARS Standing another
in II case oil NINE YEARS and,na--lo
cure which had previously baffl,d all skill,
aud every remedy. Look at iiie many 9th
TT astonishing cures Sci forth in the cerli6
Gates around The bottle. and then say, if
Houses Endiam Tonic does moi de
scrredJy stand, pre- emnenlly the greatest
remedy Of the ZINES. Read the certificates
carefully; they are from YOUR neighbors
and iritnds-and whenever YOU meet wnh
any of tn m ascertain the ruth } don't
fail TO ask them concerning 1t. Be sure 10
ak for HOUSES INDIAN TONIC, and
as J GU value your health, don't be put of
with any thing else.
Prepared and sold by Geo. w. House,
Nashville, Tenn Price 81 per bottle.
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HOUSES CELEBRA TED
V ia bic Pill,

Superior 10 my Purgatice noic kno,cn for erpel
ling Disease. from the System.
TEHHIS Pill is made OIL Vegetable sub
h stances only. and is prepared with the
greatest care, according 10 the rules o.
PHARMACY.
10 all VIII labor under any lingering o,
Chronic disease, ihev are especially recon-.
men ed. In Gauf, While SaoeLing Fe
rer Sores, Scrofula. and Nervous Debilitu
they neve, fail 10 give relief. In RHEU
MA TISM they are the only certain cure
ever discovered for this painful disease, AZ
hundreds can testify, who are nov rejoicing
free from pain and in perfect health. aftel
having been given over by friends and ply.
>lclans as incurable. In D,opsicaL Afsc
liens and diseases oil the Wonib, and lnose
growing out of il, they are erceedingi,
valuable. Prepared only BY
GEO. w. HOUSE.
Nashville, Tenn.
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|
W plete assortment of
Swedish Bar lron-ass'd. 1a15 in. wide.
Swedish Plough Iron ass'G, 6ll2 do
Swedish Square lron-ass'd. 5a33 do
English Round, Square and Fiat Iron-oi
all sizes.
American Refined Round Iron-4al in.
American do Square Iron-8aS in.
American do Band, Horseshoe, and
Scroll and Hoop Iron.
American do Nailrod Iron.
American do Fiat Iron-suitable for
Screw nuts.
American do Boiler ron, Sheet Iron,
and Imitation Russia Sheet Iron.
Swedish Plough Moulds.
Steel-Nayloi's Cast. German, Blistered.
Spring. Shear and Crowley.
Mil Rocks KUN, Esopus and French
Burr, assorted, l2a54 inches.
Sheet Cast Steel-Brislles, Glue, Screws,
Butts, &c.
Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons-of all des-
criplions.
Hollow Ware-American, English and
French
Nails and Spikes-of swedes' Iron, of all
sizes.
Gups-Single and Double barrel SlIet guns
and 4 flies, a superior assortment.
Grindstones-NovaS Scotia Blue Grit.
Ploughs-Sub-soil, and variety Of Rugs
gles', Nourse and Masou's make, and oth-
er kinds.
Shareholders, Corn-Shelers, Corn and
Cob Mills and Fan Mills.
Hoes, Trace Chains, Log and Ok Chains
Collins Axes.
With general assortment of HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, 10 all of
which they invite The attention OF purchas-
ers, and offer for saloon reasonable terms.
January 6, l947. tt
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BLANKS.

THE attention Of Lawyers. SLerffs and
d Clerks of Courts, is requested to the
following Blanks, which have just been
printed, and are for sale at "The State
Guard" Office: ~
VIRUS, Declarations, Execution in As
sumsii. Execution in deb:, Execution for
Damages, Delivery Bonds, Supeons. Ca.
Sa., Scria Fa.. SheriH's forthcoming Bond
Retailers Oath and Licence, Commissions
Oyerseers ci Roads, Jurors Certificates,
Witness Certificates, Garnasbees, Cspias
Bonds, Replevy Bonds, BoDds for Title,
Deeds Of Conveyance, &c. Any Orders
from distance for any ofih- above, OF sny
other kind, will meet the stliciest attention.
These BLANKS are printed on good paper
and offered ior = rsr suare.
Feb. 26 9 e
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New Orleans Type Foundry
AND PRINTERS DEPOT

FEH HE undersigned beg leave to announce
n TO Publishers and Printers that they
have established complete and extensive
Type Foundry in this city.
The Book Letter of this Foundry was
cut to order by workmen of long experience
and as no expense has been spared to Obtain
The handsomest faces and To perfect il in
every respect, we will venture 10 say il will
be found as handsome. if not the handsom
est in the U. States. We have also very
handome assortment of FIoarers and JoJ
Letter, of the latest style, To which We
would call the attention oil Printers before
purchasing elsewhere. All ARTICLES manu-
featured by US will be OF material equal
if not superior to any manufactured al The
North; and as we shall furnish type at New
Nork prices, we trust 10 meet with encour-
agement.
We are now prepared TO manufacture
Brass Rule and 10 execute orders Tor Type
Of any magnitude, with promplness w
would also particularly call the attention of
Primers 10 our Leads-havne an enNre
new set of Moulds. BY which we are ena-
bled to furnish perfect article. We are al
so Agents Tor the sale of the Napier Wash
NY on anu oniln Presses, when. togelner
with Chases. Cases, Composing Sticks,
Furniture, Ink, and every other Article in
the Printing business, will be kept on hand,
and furnished at Manufacturers prices.
III The Proprietors Of Newspapers who
will publish this advertisement SIX months,
and send paper 10 our Office, weekly will
be paid for The advertisement by purchasing
SIX times the amount of advertising bill in
Type.
GREEN & CO., II Canal st. Row.
New Orleans, April %, 1917. 81 m.
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The ParAol. Magazine.
J. T. HEAl)LEY, EDiTon.


NSElS Magazine, formerly undo, III,
Il care OF ID. Mead, commences il
Fourth Volume under the editurship OIL Il
HsApLEY au hor OF Napoleon and hi,
Matshdls, p" Washington and his Genrr
ais" Letters frum Italy," &c.f&c w,
heard nohlsg IN saving that this Maga.
ziae IS desiin Il 10 g.. large place in pub.
lie estimation; that il Will mol only main.
tain its present enviable reputation, hui
earn % Itself lar higher popularity aud
become The companion of many circle Ia
which lis now a stranger, eaddeDiug by
It's presence, while il exerls an il hdcnc,
pure. eevatng and healhful, The editor
VIII bend his energies 10 make This THE
MOST POPULAR MAGAZINE Of the day, and
while availmg himself OF assistance from
The best writers, he will draw freely from
his own exhaustless store.
II will continue 10 maintain lis high mo-
raj tone, and polhing viii be admitted inru
its columns which will minister 10 the cor.
rupt passions and tendencies Of youth. OF
which the author dying would wish 10
blot"
The design is TO offer TO the public Ma.
gazne containing all the attraction aud in
tefest oil the lighter period Gals, while it
moves N a different path, and is not expos, d
10 the same objections,
II Is issued monthly, commencing with
May, containing SO pages of origin imat
ter, pr nted on fine paper, in handsome CO
vprs with a splendid steel engraving. and
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sional mise aud is got up in every resp. CT
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chains the symna,h,a. AMI pI~ rivo,s WHY" ,h en-
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call and examine their stock and prices.
Their arrangements and facilities ar
such as enable Them to offer inducements to
purchasers unsurpassed by any other house.
The stock is Of the latest and most ar-
proved styles, having been selected by one
Of the partners from the best manufactures
OF Europe.
10 Any bills made in the East with
respectable houses in their line will e du~
plica'ed: and any goods packed at their es-
Enlistment warranted to go free Of break
age. feb 1S4z
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BLACK ANITHlNG.

80 THE undersigned respectfully
~ iniorm the citizens Of Weiump
. ka, and vicinity. that they are
prepared TO execute all kinds OF Smithing
in the most worknlanIke style; such as
Carriage repairing, Wagon work, Horse.
shoaing, and all kinds of farming tools. on
as fair terms as any other shop in the city.
Planters and persons wishing such work
are requested 10 call at our shop on Main
street, East Wetumpka. and examine our
work Tor themselves.
KANNADY & co.
Wetumpka, January 6, 1916. If
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s~0' ~ j ~ COMMERCE Sfeet ana 81 d. Az
Front S!reei.
MOBILE.
hFFER for sale an extensive and com.
~ plete Assortment of
Swedish Bar Iron--ass'J, 1al5 in. wide.
Swedish Plough lron-asst, 6al2 do
Swedish Square lion-ass'd, Hasa do
English Round, Square and Fial Iron--oi
al sizes.
American Refined r ound Iron-4aI inch
American do Square Iron inch
American DO Bald, Hose. Shoe. and
Scroll and Hoop Iron.
American do Nailrod Iron.
american do Fiat Iron, suitable for
Screw nuts.
American do Boiler Iron. Sheet Iron.
and Imitation Russ, Sheet iron.
Stee--N,ylor's Cast, German, Blistered
Spring, Shear and Crowley.
Sh.e, Cast Steel BtislIes, Glue, Screws,
Butts, &C.
Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons, of all des-
cripiions
Hollow We're American, English and
French.
Nail and Spikes. of Swedes' Iron, of all
sizes.
Cuis-Single and Double barrel Sho, gun.
and Rifles, superior assortment.
Grinds,ones--Npva Scotia B ue Grit.
PouIhs--Sub soil, and variety Of Rug.
gles', Nourse aud Aason's make, and 9th
er kilds.
Straw-Colfers. Corn-Shellers, Corn and
Cob Mills aud Fan Mills.
Hoes, Trace Chains. Log and Ok Chains
Collin Axes
With a general assortment of HARD
WARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY.
nil Of which they ofltr Tor sale veiy low for
cash or approved paper.
January 6, 1S47. If
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RESPECTFULLY
invite the attention OF
Merchants. 5 team Boat
Owners and others to
their extensive stock Of
Queensware, &c.
Merchants intbe habit
Of purchasing East are
particularly solicited to
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j. nj. FINCH g. co.

MANUFACTURES and dealers IN
lV1 Saddles, Brides, Saddle and Carpet
Bags, Harness, Whips, Collars, &c. &c.
No 303 Water street, Mobile.
Keep on hand a general assortment o.
Harness and Birdie Leather. Skirllng Hog
and Sheep skins, Top Leather. Gin Bands
&c. SC. Saddles and Brides made 10 or
der. All of hich are recommended IL
persons visiting the city. and those DESTROYS
Of purchasing any thing in the above line
are invited to call, before buying elsewhere
They have on hand larger assortment o
Carriage, Coach and Buggy Harness, thar
any Other house in the city, and will sell OF
The low. 4 kind of terms.
Feb IS47