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nARrwELLs WASHINGTON HOUSE,

CHcsnnl scpcH, door The Hail.
PHILADELPHIA
TNHlS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refumished,
and the proprietor mas spared means TO insure
to his visiters every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well the private ordi-
for ladies' large and convenient The parlors and
chambers capacious and fitted up the modern
tor socits continuance Of public favor pledgng himself
that no effort his part shall be spared them
every luxury the city affords.
N. b. bath house is attached the hotel where
and cold baths canbe had at any hour.
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Uusr arrived that much souRht-after quality OF
j white pine ~ merchantabe and panel seasoned; a
few barrels of calcned plaster
Henlock fencing rails. .9I
Toyether with some seasoned A. select culls.
Tbe above is lust landing Those who want TO buy cheap
will find an advantage give call betors IT'S e Yea
~, he -. "a no he uiled JOHN PUhLL
Lnniber-yard, 9Th street, near Gentle malso'
Mar 16--eo3tAJ law9w O. rr. HTr f.e rf.
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-,T. JOsEPH's ACADEMY for Yo

CNT. JOSEPHS ACADEMY Tor Young LnuIeh near
- Emnttsburg Frederick county, Md, conducted by the
Sisters OF Charity. -
The course OF instruction, besides all the branches of a
English education includes History, Mythology, Nat
ura and Moral Philosophy Chemistry, Botany, Algebra,
and Geometry. The French, Spanish, German, Italian,
aud Latin languages taugh also vocal music, and the
harp, guitar and piano drawing and paintings and all the
varieties of plain and ornamental needlework. ..t
The terms for board and tuition including all the ordna-
y branches of education, also washing and mendng bed
and bedding and medical attendance, $50 per
mum.
For further particulars apply The Mother Superior,
ST Joseph's Uouse Emmtsburg" Mar lS-3w
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NTOURNING GOODS.--We have opened large
Nl ofmourning goods imported the present
son. We have
30 pieces Lupin's bombasins, all Nos.
10 do do summer do, very fine
5 do do French lustres
10 do do plain black Berege
5 do satin, plaid, and striped do do
10 do extra fine plain black noussencs
70 do veil grapes all qualities
70 do black kid gloves
cartons black Grenadine shawls
2 do do Hermann
new-style black Berege, silk fringe.
With many other necessary articles, which we will offer
at the lowest possible prices.
All goods sold house warranted to be as stated,
taken back u. CLAGETT " co.
M,rc
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JNOR SALE OR RENT.-The suh.criher is desirous

IIOR SALE OR RENT-The subscriber is DESTROYS oil
Il selling his late residence the co ner of Sd and ID
tree,s, the City Hall 1t is story brick house.
with basement and small back building, good stable a
pump i'm the yard milk house and other comforts and con-
venences Ii sold in the OF few weeks the
premises will be for careful and punctual tenant
also sale that beautiful building site on the cor
of 3D. and streets, opposite the residence General
Hunter, fronting north 81 feet c. and 100 feet Sd
Terms of sale very accommodating
March 20x.eodu ID. w. MIDDLETON.
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TNIGEsT of the Maryland Reports-Embracing all the
II cases reported in the court OF appeals from the LIST
Harris and McHenry 18th Gill and Johnson inclusive,
and also those reported in the high OF cancery
the three volumes of Chancellor Bland, by
sss;a S x I%sS Bow esd Baltimore bar
r. w. Bruno, jr., esq,
The publishers enabled to that this work,
to which such liberal encouragement has been offered
since the issue OF its prospectus, in press and will
shortly appear.
1t will be comprised in imp svo volume of superior
style OF execution
The publishers desire submit the valuation of this work
to the legal profession, when shall appear in the hope
that will viii prove deserving of their patronage.
Persons who hold subscription lists will enclose them
the subscribers pleted.
CUSHING ~ BROTHER,
Law Booksellers 226 Baltimore street, Baltimore Md
{. " Bro. agents for the Maryland Reports.
Jan 1I-lawlw
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NPLENDID Paper Hangings Painted Transparent
- Window Shades. Cords, Fringes Trimmings, &c--S
T. Franklin, Pennsylvania avenue, five doors west OF
Cages corner between 9th and 10th streets, offers
members of Congress and others about their
homes choice, well selected, and beautiful OF
the above articles
They will be sold low anything of the kind be
purchased in the Cities carefully packed and de-
lvered, according to address, in the city.
Feb l3-3aw2wif
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%tOH sALE.-lntending remove west, wish dis
pose OF my very valuable property situated street,
Gfew doors from the War Department; part Of which is
Tcupied at present by Commodore Bolton, private
asdence the other part adjoining at occupied by
yse rs residence, grocery store, and butter depot the
dtter vault Is OF the best the city, and in good
neghborhood for reaiing butter and groceries Also
and Improvements ON 18th
Any person persons wishing purchase, will please
call on MIR. Stanislaus Murray, myself The property
will be shown by any time
APP 2-law3w AQUILLA RICKETTS,.
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LADIES' WEAR.
20 pieces Organdie lawns
Is do mourning do
10 do satin striped mnslins
Is do chameleon do
SO do sheer lama plaids
10 do Carlisle ginghams
50 do fancy check and plaid DO
80 do French Jaconet dresses, something new
10 do mousselnes de laine
IL do OF those rich Barona plaids so much admired
IN PRINTS.
case 1000 yards fancy prints at Ga cents
do 1000 do Cocheco do
do 967 do lawn figured do
z do 1850 do furniture do
do l,I2o do mourning do
! d IN G sfe e ME- g WEAR e HAVE
6pieces silk warp cashmeret
do French dmp d'Ete
do "a golden tweeds - -
Z DO checked croton cloth
And good assortment not usually iound Of wool black *
CLOTH wf IN SSss sf Fl
cases l0-4 bleached shee,inss
3 bales al g. 81 brown sS do
cases aS "a "a beach sai' do
2 do a. extra do do
20 do darnask napkins
pieces 81 Barnsley danask
s do Sd brown do
case extra IA Irish linens
l do medium do
100 pieces Russia diaper
z bales extra bedticking
Together with many other articles in this line OF my
business which would particularly call the attention oil
those in
IN SHAWLS may be found
dozen fine Berege shawls
do low-price do
10 do Shoco net, all wool
do embroidered Thibet shawls
do plain do DO - -
C
HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, &c.
80 dozen fine nencambric bandkerchleis
80 do medium do do
80 do ow-priced do do
Hemstitched and embroidered do
10 pieces fancy spotted do
do white pongee do
20 do assorted do do, neat pattcrhs
30 dozen ladies' black cotton hose
50 do do white do
30 do do slate do
Is do do mixed do
100 do brown halrhose
80 do do
25 do do English do
80 do white do
10 do children's white cotton hose
Is do do mixed do
80 do ladies' silk thread, and cotton gloves
80 do gentlemen's do do DO :,
To the above named articles, with many others suitable
for the present and coming would call the a,en
want assuring them tners snah De
no pains spared give all satisfaction in regard 70 me
] tiles and prices of goods ~ M fhiLbiro
March Z9-3tf
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French Spring and Summer Goods
TN addition my previous arrival OF spring goods have
l. received the following desirable spring and summer
goods to which would respectfully beg leave to call
the of my friends and the public generally feeling
confident that they all be suited in every article IN my
line of business.
IADIES, WEAR
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A LWAfs IN T1ME.-The subscriber has just received
"A small cargo OF anthracite coal, of excellent quality,
which he VIII furnish to those in reasonable
He has also hand about bushels OF good ce and
in expectation OF 800 of northern ice which will be
sold as cheap the cheapest
Inquire at his Office near the long bridge
MARCH 22-2aw3w JOUS pETTIRONE
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by
G. S. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
NJ b. The drawing will take place soon as the chances
are all aken and due notice viii be given OF the same
Dec IS-eoun
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rTNHE following the mail arrangement from this 10Th
instant to the 10th December next
York Boston, &c) closes at AZ daiy and arrives AT
81 a. m, daily
0 2. M, daily and arrive about ~ p.
The southern mail closes daily, at m. and arrives
G- All transient newspapers, by the late law subject
to cents postage, which must be prepaid or they cannot
be The restriction and rate OF postage apply TO
all handbi and circulars, printed or Autographed OF one
to officers soldiers of the United States army, in Mexico
its frontiers will pass free in the mails if the words
belonging to the army" be added to the address.
Postage is 10 be paid, former rates, all newspapers
from publishers to subscribers, within well over 30
miles. Irf n T. NJ GARDNER, J.
'NorR.-The mails made up Saturday nights, on this
line, go no farther than Baltimore March l6-6teod
n w. McKNEW is agent, and is authorized to
II. ceve and receipt for any money due His office
is in the eastern store, Jackson Hall. -,
Washington, March u, 1917. Mar 3s-st
NEW Drsss MateriaIs.--We would Gall atsension 10
IN stock Of dress goods, which is complete and
comprises uncommon variety Of materials, styles, &c,
We have open
Rich India foularts
Rich French plaid brilianls
1000 pieces bereges and bazanes, comprising beauti
ful variety and at all prices
Rich plaid glace Silks new style
French chintzes
Embroidered linen robes with very many other mate
ladies. d. CLAGETT & Co.
march Z)--sNu
NEW MUSIC this day rcceivcd.-This day received
IN for sale Stationers' Hail. Pennsylvania avenue,
w. FISCHER.
Newport Redorva.
Wake my Love-Serenade from the Grand Opera of the
Night Dancers. BY E. j. Loder.
My Heart is like the Faded Flower. BY p. Strong
Herziana, brilliant OF Qundrilles BY g. w Hewitt
Evergreen Polka composed by A. f. h. Conner
The Kate Polka, composed by b. Henri Revolt.
Azala Polka, composed by Fred, Boyer.
Pastoral Polka, composed by c. w.
Bachelors Button Waltz, composed by Dodworth.
Pennsylvania Waltz composed by G. A. Kask
Latino, valse Brilante, composed by II. HERR.
March 20 lF
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DENTAL SURGERY

BY G.. III. VAN PATTEN, NJ ID.
Permanent office and residence door Todds Hat
Store, near Browns Hotel.
Dec l.
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To the above named articles with many others suitable
ton Of those who are in want assuring them there shall be
pains spared give all satisfaction IN regard 70 me guar
tiles and prices of goods. ~ M fhiLbiro
March Z9-3tf
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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23
Congress.

MONDAY, Jan. 4ih.
Ia The Senate. message from the President
was received and read. He asks for az TO-
crease 10 the army, and the appointment Of a
Lieulenan. General, Referred to the Military
Committee.
Also, a message from the President, relative
to the transmission Of mails to and from the
army.
Nolhinr else Of importance was done.
In the House. Mr. Preston King asked
leave to introduce h..l. Substantially tran
script Of that Of last session. appropriaiing
-. 900 600 10 enable the President to conclude
a treaty. Of Peace with Mexico. The House
refused 10 suspend the rules 10 receive ii-sS
to So
Personal explanations were made between
Mr.. Davis and Mr. Bailey. and the offensive
expressions Of esel ,fere Withdrawn, 10 man
ner highly honorabl, 10 bosh gentlemen.
The ten regiment bin and the war was dis
eussed.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23
seeaI Cnlechlsna.

We viii examine yoo briefly in the ele-
mentary principles Of law: What is a Popoi
BuH2
Il is IA sort Of ecclesiastical esiray notice
I believe
Not.tac,ly Well sir what are Banns2
Nearly al tie lots in Ia Fay
No; but what are bqnHs, matrimoniai?
OIL All TO be sure! Why bands are
those marriage lies which are severed BY a
divorce.
What are the canons ofhs church?
The big guns, ! suppose. The doctors Of
divinity.
WHAT'S cayi-tott2
,hiak il is some sort Of an amphibious We.
hicle, disisns relation Of light draoght
sfeamboaf.
Thai viii moi do. cir. What is ctaud. med.
hy9
You are too hard for me. don't know,
oniess tits hash ia ordinary al a second rate
boarding house.
VIVA, are mesns prgffs?
What sir, by The law merchant They are
any profits les lban 6fy per cent.
That will never do. What Is ,ora Of ne
admmas9
Knee admit Knee admii--oh! II is a
process to extend the Jurisdiction Of Psnia.
looms which was limited 10 The knee, upwards
10 The hips is il not, sirl
am not on examination What Is writ
Iof pons2
LISA sor, ofjudieiai iasso, FOR the recovery
Of stolen horses. Z
What is a retrGsi?
Lisa species Of legal rrsw fish o. i is
a--what they call draw back
You ore in bad sweat. sir, DO You know
What yon are talking about Answer me
this;
What is ieader IF issue!
really don, know, If il be not n weinurse.
on don't know The first rodimenis. sifl--
II you got into The bar. you will have 10 come
10. under tho Constitution.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23

TIME Board of County Commissioners of
Il Grant County, have appointed as ssOver-
seers Of the Poor" in said County, for the ansung
year, " arren Hannum, of Faiiplay; 49,
Doman sen., of Hazel Green; ohm F. kirkpat-
rick, PlaueyiIe H. l.. Massey, Poiosi; T. M.
Barber, Lancaster; Geo. w. Byery, Beetown:
Orris Mccartney, Cassville; and Henry
Patch, Patch Grove.
Whenever it is necessary for any indi dual to
become county charge, application must be
made 10 one OF die ssOverseers" above named, as
no account for services to Paupets will be allowed
hy the Board Of Commissioners, unless contracted
for by one Of said sOverseers.'' And whenever
any person shall make application to either of said
stOverseers of the Poor" TO become county
charge, such 'sOverseer" should Immediately for
ward such persons to the Poor House near Lancas-
ter, or give notice to s. b. Chase superintendent
OF the Poor House, by mail otherwise, of such
Paupers, who will Immediately take measures TO
have them moved TO the Poor House,
BY Order of the Board,
Attest, e. p. WOOD, Crk.
January 10, ls47. 45.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23
TIE Siour Massaere.-rhe attack on the

The Siour Massacre. The attack on the
Omahas. by Sioux war party. is confirmed.
and the affair turns out TO be horrid bu,cLery
OF women and children. The Yancion Sioux
attacked fourteen lodges of 0mahas on the
nights of the 18th and 18th nt.. a, Woods
Bluffs, 60 miles above Belleview. on The Mis-.
sour river, while the men of the latter tribe
were absent on hunt and. with true savage
cruelty. slaughtered seventy three of them and
morally wounded nineteen. Two men made
their escape-one. Jos. Lafech. was trading,
IN the camp of the Omahas, and escaped to
Belispiew, where be arrived barefooied, and
with both feet frozen. few days before the
above event. lodge of the same unfortunate
tribe WAS attacked near Cabanns's trading
house by parry of Ayonas under "White
Cloud" -Four men were wounded, and one
woman killed.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23

Senator Barow.-Tbe Baltimore American
says: "A postnoriem examination OF The
body was had, which disclosed at once the Pc.
COLLAR cause Of his dealh In the diaphragm
was found genital NAL fnmslion--an oPen-
Jog or hole through which. portion Of The 10.
teslines had risen, and oecupieda position be,
hind the heart and lungs. The opinion Of all
present was unanimous. and decided thai no
medical aid could IN any way have reached
the case, and thai if even the actual condition
Of the patient could have been known, no arr,
medical or surgical, would have avaied to a.
vert deaih.''
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23

The New York Herald says; "CaPiain
HoiTman.ol The tow boat Sofok. states That ihe
crew Of the Eliza Warwick. Captain Weeks.
bound TO London. while on her way down The
hay on Friday in tow Of his vessel. refused 10
do daly, underline plea Of not having a sufi-
Client complement 10 man her. They declared
hey would not 90 10 sea. The Suffolk lef
Ter near the tail Of The West Bank. Captain
Hoffman says that soon after he left her. The
report Of pistols. and scuffling noise was
heard on board the ship. and The anchor let go"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23

6@Tihs number Of passengers that arrived
"a; Baltimore, from foreign ports during the
year 1876. was as follows; From Bremen
9352: from Rotterdam 663 from Amsterdam
l52, from Havre 1885, from London I72 from
Liverpool l66 Total 99ll.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23
News OF .he Nveeh.


Doe John BeYans Of Gram county, was eho.
sen Sergeant al. Arms Of the Council
| There is rua OF that Vera Cruz has been
surrendered to the Americans.
! The Van Ness case Is 10 be carried to the
supreme Conf.
The value OF ports from Delroi, last year
the growth and manufacture Of The State, was
S9,i95OOo.
Mr.. Criuonden Il Is stated auIhorilatively
has declined the offer TO make enc Of the Con
mission Of three Pleoipoea'iaties TO nsgo
iia,s or force peace with Mexico.
-Four o. the principal iron boundaries in
Troy N y hare been ordered TO cast all the
bomb shells they can 10 thirty days. Each
Cooudary will torn on, 600 tons 10 that time
These are ,eeIglty matters.
A, the la,es, dates from Iowa city, there
hal been no time Fixed 10 90 into the election
Of U, $ Senators The probability is, tina,
here will be no election this wialer,
igec Auvr urrouurs frnm meSIco, states that
urvm is 10 be chosen President
Gen. scot, tel, tho Rrazos Santiago Cor Ca.
matro, where he viii organize bis forces add
then leave Tor Tampico From This latter
poio,, !, Is the plan to march and form juno.
lion With the stny under Gen, Taylor, and 10
concentrate force Of so,ooO men on San Luis
polosl.
The wiseonsia Democrat come 10 us this
week enlarged aae mech improved in appear.
apre
The Milwaukee Sentinel, says: .one Of
the largest auction sales we have ever had in
aIilwaasie is now in progress =, BOwman's
rev store. Eset Water Street Under diree.
ton Of The U, $. Marshal the damaged goods
tiom The wreck &C the Boston ore selling or
f'r The bsue5, Of whom 4 meg concern.
we received 10 eastern papers BY the last
mall
A bil has been iottodoced into the Z. s
Seaa,e 20 appoin, Surveyor General Of the
public lands 10 the Territory Il Oregon. ADD TO
graft de9atien rights 70 settlers ,hereoa.
The repor, hat the smallpox had made is
appearance ia Janestitie, is eoa'radie,ed BY the
Gazette 81 taet place,
DeSiRg NJ. Goosa's Sisii of Sve days 70
Albany ,ecep,ly. one ihoesaed ,wo hond'ed
and eighty persons sisptd the Temperance
pledge.
The weather sill continues clear ADD cold,
and the slsighing 6rsl rate.
The duel 10 come oil between Mr. Davis End
Nt. Bailey, has It is understood. been settled
by comprsmtse. Mr Bailey was arrested, and
Me- naiilat,. OF Alabama was his bail. Mr..
Davis escaped to Baltimore. This was be.
fata the reported fscoueiiliadoo.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23

Mericra PrivstssriRg. "A letter from Ha-
vsna. undsr date Of Dec. 18Th. says;
..Csp, Aranjo is sin here with bis SEQ
privs,ser licenses snd letters Of ei:izsnship.-
He has nos been able 70 dispose Ct 3 single
one as yer. The price asked fer each is
81 loco. wi,h corresponding letters Of citizen
ship"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23
Taken Up

DN the subscriber, living four miles east o.
ID Patch Grove, IN Grant eouaiy, four colts,
supposed TO Be two years old last spring-ons e
bay horse colt with no particular marks--one clay
bank horse colt, no uarks-one brown nss-e
colt with both hind feet whits-one sotres s7sFa
with one white hind foot. The owner viii prove
property, pay charges ard take them away.
III NEW BERRY.
ian %, ls47. +6-i,-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23

Sad.--We learn. says the New Orleans
Della. "from Captain McIotyre, Of The 6arque
Ellen Augusta. which arrived here las, even
ing. . days from Bewields. Mosquito Coast,
tina, prnssian brig arrived al that place about
the 10Th Oct. with 10 emigrants on board
whose previous destination was Texas. She
put into Blew6elds short Of provisions and wa.
Ter. The emigranis were all induced to re-
main. and when Captain Mcintyre sailed, they
were dying or very fast from The country lev
ers, whish prevailed 10 an alarming extent, and
from their food which consisted only Of green
corn and planislns.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23
Taken Up

DY the subscriber, living al Barber's mill, in
- Grant county. two yearling steers, one
red, crop off the underside OF both ears. The
other red and Withdrawals the same. The
owner is requested TO prove property, pay charges
and take them away. J.J BARBER. 8
Jan l6, lo47 45-4t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-23


TIE Trseps ia Santa Extract from q
letter 10 The 81. Laais Rep. dated Santa re,
oc, es,h.
Geo. keaTeey, 10 making his arrangements
for his expedition to California. under The In.
preston ,ha, troops enoogh for the maia'c.
nance oftbe Amsrican supremacy 10 his eoue
~. were on heir way here, ard would soon
auise gave orders ,hal Col. DoniPhan's regi
menl should proceed by III pssso 10 join Gen.
WOODS army q, roufe 10 Chihaahua. have
los, leaned ,ha, ponlphap len Santa Fe yes
,erday. IN rruis 10 FL Passe. We ATE much
concerned al The p'osPec, OF starvation amoags.
us before spriag The suPpls Of provisions il
far short Of The demand, and that to be dawn
from the cOorify is far sAetl Of the Supposed
deiciePes.
Tbe Columbia (BoOne eoaayl Statesman
announces the reception Of lsnsi from Santa
De. b. he same arrival, dated ca he i9'h Of
November. From ,his letter, ,he editor learas
,hs, Prices regimen, is stationed 10 that piece
s.s she winter; ,ha, great sickness prevails
mons he troops; ia, there mas been as maoy
as seven deaths 10 a day Tia, loud complaints
are made sesinsl the government By ihe sol
discs. because ihey nave neither received cay
,.v nor have they been fsteishsd foFsge fos
s.ir horses. the c0nssqaepee Of which is that
nos, Of their horses will die.