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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
SUMMERS

We received GAYS the Baltimore American
of Jan. lst,) New Orleans papers last night o
the :,3d, oath and 25th December
/ Major General ScoTr and Staff left New Or
leans on the evening Of the ODD ult. IN the
steamer Alabama for BRACES Santiago, anC
thence TO Pampco.
From the .Nsm Orleans picapo,e, Dec. Is.
LATER FROM THE ARMY.
BY the arrival of the u. S. auxiliary steam
/ ship Massachusetts, we have received Tampi
co dates 10 the 18th and Brazos 10 the 18th
inst.
There has been quite an excitement a
Fampico. caused by a report that's large body
Of Mexican cavalry had been seen in the neigh
boFhood. Of the truth or iaisi,y Of tho rcpor
we have no means Of knowing.
On the 9Th inst. the bark AIopang, Captain
lliuFFiSoros, IN crossing the bar at Tampco,
IN charge OF a pilot, struck on the north break
or and lost her rudder. She was abandoned
but was afterwards got off and lowed TO the
city, where she would be sold to pay salvage
The British sloop Of war Alarm, Lieut.
NAYS. commanding. had arrived at Tampico
from Vera Cruz. Her captain was left sick al
the former place.
The U. S. steamer Fashion, with Gen. JEs-
SUP on board, arrived at Brazos on the 18Th
inst
Gen. Pillow left Maannyos on the l4th
instant. He was to 80 25 miles, aud then wait
for Gen PATTERSON with the rest Of his divi-
sion and train.
We learn that Gen, TAYLOR was to leave
Monterey on the 10Th inst for Victoria, with
Gen. rwIGGs's divsion and portion Of Gen.
SnHrn's brigade. Ii is also reported that Gen,
UREA, Of whom we have not heard of late,
was at Victoria with COCO cavalry. General
Wool remained at Parras and Gen. WORTH
at Saltllo. Il was positively reported and be.
hevsd in camp ;hat SANTA ANNA had $4,000
men at san Luis.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

4 lloRRIp MASSACRE OF NssroRI,Ns.--The
( New \ ork Courier publishes from the cores
pondence Of the London papers long ac-
count IS the massacre of large number OF
HISTORIAN Christians, by order OF the great per.
secutor, BEpER KHAN BEY. in the month OF
October last. II seems that BEDER KHAN BEY
collected various dctachments Of troops under
! the command of the Beys Of Haikasa and
l}evari, himself taking command OF a large
body of Kurds, marched into the country Of
/ the defeneeless and unresistng Nestorans.---
/ He then divided his force INTO small parties,
and fell upon the villages. The correspon-
dent OF the Morning Chronicle gives the fol.
lowing revolving details Of this expedition:
Thirty six Of these villages, at least, have
been thus made the scenes Of the most harrow
ing wholesale murders 70 speak Of their ha-
wing been sacked. pundered aud burnt 10 the
ground, would be to draw attention TO an Incl
dent of small importance IN the face the
greater horrors which these bloody barbarians
committed. Men, women aud children cry
ing for mercy the women and children, in
the agonies OF terror, We're put to death by ev-
cry species of torture which cruelty could in
vent Happy were those who were shot, or
who ftll by the sword, who had not their bow
els ripped out while living, or who were not
nnpaled amid the Shouts and laughter Of the
murderers.
Two Of the bishops Of The HISTORIANS, If not
more, were impaled, and several Of the priests.
Bot that was not the worst torture that was
inflicted. Children Were torn from their mo.
Tiers, some from their mothers breasts and in
presence Of their mothers, who were obliged
screechng. to look on, put IN the most shock
ing manner to death. The mothers afterward
Were sacrificed The youth Of both sexes un.
derwent sacrifices which cannot be mentioned,
before heir throats, in disgust and saaetv,
Were cut, The pen refuses 10 record more of
the atrocities, though might go on, and al.
lpde TO denominations OF cruelty, and worse
( than cruelty, which call for retribation as
nearly equal TO he bestial uthessness m Sc
verify as can be inflicted Three thousand Of
the HISTORIANS hare persisted IN This massacre on
the lotcest calculation The most extensive
slaughter took place at lalge village or town.
ship, called Bias, where BEpER KHAN BrY
was himself present Here the two bishops
were inpaled, and from this place were sent
the three hundred heads (piekied) 10 the Pa
cha of Moussoul, with the insulting message,
that if the Porte presumed to modest the sender,
he would send TO Constanunople, instead of
HISTORIAN, Turkish heads enough to make a
pyramid.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
MAkTiRsBERG ACADEMY.

FEEIIE Trustees Of the Marunshurg Aeaje-
n my announce to the Parents and Guard
ans of the pupils, that the School WILDE open
ed on Wednesday, tie 9Th day Of January, ls47
under the charge Of HENRY ]. FOSTER,
Esq, as Principal.
While they congratulate The patrons Of this
Institution upon the present iioprlshing con
dition OF the School, they have good reason TO
hope for still more prosperous course, under
the auspices of Mr. Foster. His high stand
ing as a scholar. and his character as a gentle
man, have been verified 10 them. under the
highest recommendations, from many sources.
We cannot bat indulge the eypeetion that
the citizens Of the County. and the adjoining
Counties, will take THIS occasion Of sending
their children 10 tins only Classical School in
the County Of Berkeley-ospecially when the
sgluhriiy Of the place, The cheapness Of living.
and the character Of the society Of the village,
afford 50 many additional inducements.
The prices Of tuition will be probably the
same as heretolore-ifany alterations ate made
in them, tie public viii be apprised Of them
before the next session.
p. g. PENDLET0N, President.
ID. II. CONRAD.
JAS. CHISHOLM
RlCH'D MoSHEkRY,
JouS STRoTHER, Seey. Trustees
Bee 81, ls46-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

Departed this ife, on the 81 inst aboai O'Clock .
p Nj, Mrs ElIzARggH TAEB, caasofl d Mr.
George Tabb, Of This Couaiy, 10 The 59ih year d
her age Fer the LIST Eve years aud Eve moafhs,
the SUBJECT Of this notice has been child of aAlc
ions but there is hep. he, ere from Father
hands During that period Of her stil elton, while
he capable of expressing herself she has often
bern heard 10 ssy-ihe L1td's Ill lie doae und
again, in other wotdsf il was lis will she v as
wiling TO depart aud go hence.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

The VAN Mass CAsE--The jury brought in
their verdict, on Wednesday morning, 10 favor
Of the defence There was one juror, Capt
EARLY, } who did not concur in the verdict,
but the counsel on both sides consented TO re-
ceiye the opinion Of the eleven remaining ju-
rors as a verdict The issue will now go back
TO the Orphans Court, thence to the Circuit
Couu again, from which an appeal will be ia
ken to the Supreme Court of the U. ). II is
ave weeks since this case was opened
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
.7LEX.1.NDRL3 MARKET,

uH-tIte OU1tt, JaIUuTy Z, Io4I.
FLouR.--The market is decidedly dull and
the demand very limited. We heard OF no sales
yesterday, but believe it might have been
bought at $3.50 from stores The wagon pnce
is unsettled. Receipts light, but increasing.
GRAs.-We hear of nothing doing in grain
worth reporting. A few wagon loads OF red
Wheat sold at IS 80 cts. No Corn in mar
ket-whiie is worth 53a55 els. and in demand.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
lecture.

The pabc are respectfully informed that several
gentlenen have associated ihvmst Ives TO LEcTuRE
every two weeks, alternately, during the winter ;
and they take pleasure ia informing the public thai
the Rev Mr., CoFFiS will commence the serrs on
IFedaesday erening neat. l3M tnsf , 81 81 o'clock
in the Methodist Church. The public are respect
fully invited to attend suh C, tf the Lecture
W i'll be CIVILIZATION
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
The FEouse and, Lot.

situated on Queen St, at present occupi ed by
commodlous, and the Lot is in good condition
A further description is deemed unnecessa-
ry, as any one wishing to purchase will Of
course view the property,
1erms.-One-h half of the purchase money in
hand on the day of sale. and the balance in
two equal annual payments Of one and two
years, with interest--the deferred payments to
be secured by lien on the premises.
oJ-The above property may be purchased at
private sale by application before the Esd.
Possession given on the LIST of April next.
Jan. Z, lS47-3w GEO. FUSS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

Gu THURSDAY, the 3ist uli by the Rev. JOHN
w inter, MIR sIaEos II. RANKis 10 Miss JULIA
MARTIN all OF this County.
In Hagerstown, Md, on the 2gth uli, By the
Rev. VIM Monroe, Ms. WIN - WELsa, OF Jc-
ferson Co. Va 10 Miss May ] CHRtsmAN,
daughter Of Nr. Gee. Craftsman of this Count,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
ReasacaIee.

Remedies.
A S this is the season foy Gods, Coughs
"a and olherdiseases of the Chest and Laags
the following list of Remedies may be resorte,
TO with confidence in their efficacy -
tHister's Balsan Of JD7ld Cherry;
Dor@ey's Syrup Of do. d.;
listers Cough Lozeages;
.Ne,e Eagiald Coueh Sy7p;
IIilis Bdisam Of Iiorey--ge,atine
7wtagton's Balsasn IF Lifes
Dorssy's Compound Syrup Of Nilptta;
Yayior's Balsam Of Lire'IsoIf,
Dorsey's Syrup # lpecac.
For sale by VIM. DORSEY, Druggist
who Keeps constantly on hand q general as
sothuent Of
Esr@Gs, eheassiC0fe, Esyc-
STATS. E'SsiatS, OTIS. Sc,
to which he invites the attention Of the public
Dec. "A
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
$4,000


ssGf ksgs@c
20 gAxSra CT s,coc Icr2.s. la.e rs.
MaTt LAID CONSOLIDATED Lottery fag The ten
Ell Of l'ie susquehanna Gana outsia ai iRle
walgr, and other purppses, Glass Ma &. t6f
lest-~ia IT, dfaWn Ia tie este ii E}alsa.Oie,
Nd. On Wednesday, ,Iaaaarg {, ls,7
70 no. LOTTERY p4lles
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
ESssDsSc Safe.

M ILL be offered at public sac, before tAe
w Court House door. On ssiosldap, ,lagssm
rg llta. lo47, (ColH.tiay,) my
HOUSE and LO1', II ss,
situated IN the Southern par, OF s5rs,.ss
Marinsburg VIZ sss "a Z ~
Tc,ms.--ouo half cash, and The balance 10
twelve rnonths-with interest fou date, ana
good security. These terms viii be changed
i others would be nole desirable 10 tie par.
chaser.
f5,lfuo sol1 on the above day, Is sv3ll k
publicly rented, 10 the Aghesi bidder, Ter the
ensuing year, if9r. The Isl Of Apfil nez,
H. A. L. GREGG.
Der. 81. Isi6-2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
WAsHMeroN, Jan 4th, ls4T, midnight.
James T.. Siewat, Esq:

WAsHlNeroN, Jan. 4th, lsl7, midnight.
James f. Siewat, Esq:
The importance OF the proceedings Of Con
Gress grows apace--lhe administration eff Mr..
POLK is being severely stabbed by lis cwn
trends in the dilemma in which they find
Themselves, they have called upon Congress
levy a tax upon Tea and Coffee, which pro-
.3sitIon has been voted down by most ire
M alous and Overwhelming vote in the House.
Mr. WENTWORTH, of H., an Administration
member, proposed resolution declaring chat
Il Is ioerpedient to lery aly tar on Tee and OF
J'e,' and moved the previous question upon
1t, and ii was carried by Ayes, lI5; Nays, as.
What a robuke here is to "the thinkers Of the
Tariff and Of the Currency" What is to be
done-what to save the Government from
blnMuptcy3 The way is plain the course
clear. win they return and walk in it?-re-
store the Tariff Act of '42 aud repeal their
'hominable Sub-Treasury Law Ia machine
ut only for the dark ages-unsuited altogether
10 our wants, especially in time of war, The
Administration might as well attempt 10 storm
'Ae Castle Of san Juan D'ulloa with pop
gun as to get along and conduct the war sue
'esslolly with the financial policy now pursu-
Gu To-! 'bem lou may rest assured there is
"o'p'e brewing. MIR, TBBATTs Of KY, sub
united The following resolution, which was
.-fcta lo.-bui what good viii it do. and how
.tlp la' dIinculues now pressing upon the
IuJsIr p
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
Vo Changes ia the VVcaalser,

No Changes fEl the Weather
IA ILL materially effect the body il the
Wv blood is pure Every indiyiual. even
the most diseased, has within him germ or
root Of that original pure blood Of our common
mother Eve; which germ Of blood is the sup
porter Of his lile and is in constant Struggle 10
throw of the heterogeneous, corrupt humors,
which are the causes Of disease in the individ-
cal. BY purging the body Of this diseased ia
diyldual Of its bad humors, you allow the germ
of pure blood 10 gain ground and 70 make blood
Of better quality, aud SO on progressively TIL
the whole mass is re9enerated for the good
principle orgood pure blood, is always striving
TO be predominant over the bad or diseased hui
mors. Let all who wish 10 be of a fine heal
thy habit; who wish to ave a sound mind in
sound body; who desire u be able 10 stand
without injury the continual changes of this
climate who desire 10 have healthy children,
use the Brandregh Pills. which elieciUally
cleanse the blood ofall bud orcorropt humoys,
and restore the human body 10 the state Of
health enjoyed before the introduction Of min
eral medicines. Remember Brandreth Pills
place within the reach Of all health and long
life
For sale by NJ. LOCKE, Marlinsburg,
Va. Dec "a
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1:ffre.-

4 VIE Notes given at lac sale az David
~ Along, and III Ais other Notes. have been
placed ~ my hands for Collection, and viii be
dae on me ~ 81 January nest. a, which unis
payment Will he expected.
GEO. SrIBrRT.
i1es an 1919 W.,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

"a 'Ie same time and Place.
VIII be rented, TO the highest bidder. with an
.1ssrs proved security, the HOUSE (lor.
Isis merly de Clerks Odice) belonging
sssss.ssA 10 the heirs Of the laleJane Eeali.
- ~-ss* decd, in which MIR, Philip Sheet
now resides, adjoining the Jail. OH kng n.
containing two comfortable rooms. There is
a convenient yard attached to the premises
Possession will be given on the Isl Of April,
le47. JNO. TABB, Guardian,
for he Children Of Jane Bead, deed.
Dec. 81. lS46-2w
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Essr or Eesfcrs

= EAiAlNiNG il the Post Office. Martins
Ia burg, Va, Jan. lSt, ls41--which, II not
taken out before ilae end oi the pfeseat quarter,
wIll he seat b the Post Office Department as
Dead Letters.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
R.aLTLMoRE .M4RKET.

Gozanaoe efa1 IRaoor
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Public Meeting,

The citizens Of Morgan County are requested Il
meet at the Court Hoo.e ia Bath, on Mon9ay, ia,
2jh If January, (Court day. 10 express the publ
opition e the Coua,y apen The suhjcc Of the elec
ton Of Clerk Of the Comfy Court
MANY CITIZENS
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e - 81
PcStn p19eEaaexa

III ME sale Of the abuye property has been
a postponed til Thursday. he III aag IF
Jaaury 1877. THOS. BROH.N,
Dec. "a, ls46-3w 1fusfc-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
Also. variety of HOUSEHOLD AM

KITCHEN FURNITURE; a lotof ~ heat
II The Moe, supposed to be about $50 bushels.
| will also offer al the same time and place,
the life interest Of The said MouRlz in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-05
Domestic Imp0rtations.

NEw ohLEAss-ship Auburn-s bis rag. X Il BuIdsu-l
nett K eo-scs Msll.rt-i vsrst-so ibis Mousse:
TsyioI-is kegs butter Legss,t co % hid. sugar
ssxsod sy Is. sh.a * % SEsia a.ey Sa!1ys
t,sehei Co.'S chs DC beeswax Gooehus eS-s ebls
Tapls. Felt co.'s tss. butter P.ieT.-a %d:e
hae,sd.s hid: al,Sv - grease Merri ST hhd,
lard hid: pssehs, Worth DraAs;so Neg. a,d DwxitS
sBsns."s Sbl: 1on:-ss So ha!c hi e.
g. hid; tsLlow 10 DBL, s5a Merritt eo1l PIX. Stewart
Hsf.a.d-s bale. hemp y,ue:aSs i Haven coll,
Sss es@a ss1s. F hSSS:heA cc
bales skins White-i md s Judd .on-,,S do New.
tsau Merle { saSdfordDsi bss. cnrfans H. II whits~l
pkg Whs tmore C,yder-i M w For1l Esck.4 bales
bels fierce peaches Clearwat,re5 bales hemp sy or
Msrr-7s kegs butter srye5-s. bbl' %c.s,es Msr
cO-soo pigs lead Roger, ce-5b0Iss bee,war svar
Adams & co-is bales cotton Colt &co-2T Gaion-I
fslmo-2 Barnns-l chrcsomeier Bliss C.ei.htonE2
New OkLEAssI,S,p rowhattan-ls9 ba'es cotton } D
ton Dennis oSa Wood-s6 bales hemp + Bunitt-42 hid
ham. Met s'1a, bale, eot,Gn rsu nh
terce do 40 bates coton Brourr iy.s-9o bills pork 80
sS land 49, ss. do ind: S 30 81 b
2 bois Smlh-lA bhis pork L Perry col cssk
MoSrLr-Brig MorssS2,s hide, J Crop.ey..a boxes D
Hurbut CO 10 roll, leather Morten-2o3 bales colt
b% s { co al Cehorn. Ki"ney-s5 Il Boots
SAvANNAH.Bpk Beaver 60 bl,s cotton PaImet,e no
- Durham pimo1-sio do sole. ks rice % order.
CHAtlEsroN1B1k kdw,ra-.5 casks rice spragrTe ES
Ses cotton to oae Dr.ns ao spao1a Teton
Do Wsn.r & Gae.ss do Cssrls. s,ryner-I b.1 HID
Robiusoni box Jas Lee col box Paine BurEss- do
CH.arEsrosHsehr sarah-s2I bales cotton Thompson
1s cks rice tmerie-T do to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-05
COU0EAClAL CE.
gtutc OF the Flour Markets.

Nsw OsLsArs. Feb. 24-Plour Sales Of 200 bbls
Ohio al 50, and 1900 and 40 at SO i2H SO 70 refused
for 1900 20) D5s. ine sold at S. rs Corn Sales OF
l5e sacks white ia mixed bags at 81 1900 81 o. 500
at 81 05, 20 bushels at 81 o. and no sacks yellow al
IL 10 Market qust, aud buyers generally Offering
only 81.
CiSciNNArI, Feb 25.-The sales reported yesterday
amounted TO 1000 bbls6a at 81 49, 1900 at 81, 1000 at
81 06, 1000 with privilege OF storage one month"; and
Onspection guaraued) at 81 %, AIS from at 81 TO-
ITO from s,oe at 81 lax small lot from river at 81 49,
1000 deliverable ia April ist at 81 1900 at At the
close Of the day the tendency OF prices was evidently
upward
PHILADELPHIA, March 3--Fiour was freely offered at
Sc and 700 bbs ar brands sold at that price 5000
bills fot early delivery are o|so reported at l2sc
less and 1000 bbls Western deliverable In all May sold
ut SIS CO. Corn Meal 1890 bbs sold at 81 So Wheat
sale of 1900 bushels prime red made at l30c in
store. Com: Not much Offering, and prices stationary
sac is asked for Southern and 9oc for Pennsy vsnia
BUFFALO, March Holders have conceded little on
Buffalo City Mills -four and sales Of 700 bbls in two lots
wero made at 81 s71S; 500 do Fort Wayne, Emerald
Mills" at same300 Michigan 81 rs. Holders general
ly, however, will not go below 81 s7H for all best de-
scrptions 1900 tushels Milan wheat In brought
ST. There is nothing doing 10 Holders continue
firm at CSC, and purchasers not willing to 20 above
90 cents
ALBANY, March 3.-Flour--T.s transactions today
are confined to sales fcom store chiefly eastern or.
ders at So 6lH SO s7H according to quality Grain
There Is but little arriving Corn sells at 81 CSC, rye
CSC, oats 80 3ols barley o7sc An Offer was made for
10000 bushels TO be delivered here the opening
OF the canal at zoe for so lbs at New York for 75c
measure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-05
by Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Isruu h(AfhnS CofTSspOnUenCSs
PHILADELPHIA, March a. Pm.
Arrived, bark Kingston. Bowen Trsidad de Cuba; brigs
Lopez. North, rerosmbucc; ri Taylor Bo:.oa; ;s6s
X, Dale, Charl rston; Edwin q, euttn Bait CID bark Eli
z,beth Remington Havana: brgs Joseph CowpeIthw.its
jane Brevoor dol sehrs May Eta Ryder, I.snd Of
Lobos; Consul, Bolles, NYok B Odell, French, do.
Foreign Ports
PERrAMBuco, Jan 25In port, bark Cavone, Tor Boston,
idg; briggs Eagle Peabody from salem, Mass disg aud Cas-
ket, Bradbury, from Boston, de.
ts0sAs Ports.
BALTIMORE, Mar Arr bark Wyman, Crosby, Boston
brgs May we stevens, TrGidad (Br) 9odiey, do;
schrs Johu Murray D-vereur Matspzs Providence Peter
Savann Ia Brig Emma, staff I'd days from Prov dsncs
in the Capes Monday night comp my wi BARK
sspposeda Bos packstrassd of the kspr shaonock
terday brig lndas Con from ko de Jane,ro We believe
the dus not at Rio nt last tho gin out
time from his this be tue she eag. YER lac ds,s.l
broush, Cox; at-u (new, leo tons| Patterson Rio me
and mirket
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALp-E,ery Gay, Price cents per eopy-sr
IS per annum-payabie in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday Price ca cents
per copy3 l2s cents uni-psyeble in adysucr,
HERALD FOR EUROfE-Every steam Jacket day
Price 81 cents per copy-s3 rer annum payable in ad
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALp-Pub she'd on the
January of each yearsngie copies sirp-nce
ADVERTISE uENr5. at the usual prres-sways cash
In sd vance Advertisements should be written IN plain,
egble The Proprietor will not be responsible for
errors that occlr IN them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and VI It'll
despatch. . .
All letters communications by mail, addresseo the
eab shment, must be post paid or the Postage wib de-
Quoted from the suhScf,ption m RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
New YoRK HERALD EsrABLisH Z,
Moth West corner oil Fulton and Nassau esu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-05

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT David Tod,
of Ohio, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pc
npotentionary his Majesty the Emperor Of Brazil
X. Clay, Charge d'Af,rs at Peru. Richard Rush. OF
Pennsylvania, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pien
potenary II his Majesty the King OF France. George
w. Hopkins, Of Virgins, Charge de Afsres of the
United states to the QIeen oil Portugal Major Generals
-Thomis Hart Benton, of Missouri; VIM Cumming, OF
Georgia brigajier Gene Gsorge Cadwallsder OF
Pennsylvania; Enos D. Hopping, Of Now York; Franz.
lin Pierce, of New Hampshire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-05

MANNED LADIES' Married LADIES would Aud nneh
1 to interest them by erusinx Moral rhyseiox, wien
nv the u wen. win dltions aud alter u0as oy
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