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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

roa necessary if they took 10 action, thsn the lie
gisiaturs might move.
motion 70 strike out the Preamble was not
agreed to. bat an Amendment was adopted Prohib-
Ting the storing Of merchandise between-deeks
when occupied BY emigranis. The Resolution mus
amended was passed ,,-..-
Mr. HAND offered concuuent heso.ltioh sp-
pointing JoHs A. COLLIER and ALTAH WoRDES
Coruissiouers To revise the Code OF Laws Laid
on the table
M LEsrER offered q Resolution relating to the
mode OF appointing Regents OF the University and
their Official tenure
The Jadicisl Datrci Bin vas farther debated
before the adjournment
ASSEMBLY.
A Memorial was received from PRIME WARD
Il Co. and others relating to the taxation Of For
eign Insurance Companies The memorialists are
in error in supposing that any report has been
made in favor Of the expediency Of increasing the
Ak paid BIZ ageats OF the Foreign Insurance Com
,anies All thar has been done IS 10 adopt reso-
ion directing the Bank Committee to inquire into
he expediency q such tax.
4 memorial was received from members OF the
Bar Of New.York for q radios. legal reform.
Mr. BAscoN spp.auded the noble stand taken by
* Chancellor MoCoUS. and the leading members
Of the profession. The memorial was ordered 10
be printed, 20 20 T.
Amemorial was received from al the Marine In
sursnce Companies Of Newiork, that JoHS DuER
be appointed one Of the Commissioners 70 codliy
the laws resolution was also received from the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr.. DEvELIS reported bill relative to travelling
aud Communication money Of elnigrant passengers.
which was made the special order for Thursday.
A resolution TO print an extra number Of the
Controllers report on the expense Of furnishing
minutes Of testimony taken b. the Circuit Judges
vas debated by Messrs CORNELL. DEvELIS and
WALSH and sent 70 the Printing Committee. The
debate had reference principally to the sums paid
Judge WHITISG.
The Senate bill making appropriations Tor Com
mon Schools was passed in Committee OF the
Whole and then read third time
HUDsoS RIVER RAHROAD.-s4O,O00 has been
taken here.
NARxErs-Flour orders here from New-Yofk and
n. 4 k-fe = -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

~ TH. GsEAr sgsTAsc, Fueu' G,ga"i'D' %.
the most extraordinary members OF the yegenps -
dom. According 10 Cook II reaches a hgh Of ''s -
from the bottom Of The sea, and single speeb~
with lts Immense ramihcatons Dounshes hogsancs@ -
rlns animals; yet us root 10 q small body no lus1e~
he hsi What "a exsmpiihcsion Il tho lDefsiity OF 10
tare-.howing by how Insignificant source an mms's
mass Of life may be sustained. Such Is 1bs bounty
Heaven 10 the gres, deep Turn TO The ssrh, and 10
mean and unloyely roo, Ia seen The fountain Of nee"
suffering thousands. We speak now Of sAnsY''I--
ami refer more especially 10 the mos, effective Ply.
lion Of 10 restorative ulces which has ye, been
s,xo.,. s.ss.y.guLA There 10 rot sagle disssse
.c,oflous nature or arising soy wsy from an anhe>
y state Of the fluids ard surface Of the body which
not lhoro1 ghly sxirps'e- "a
p,.p.red and sold wholesale ard retail oy A. b.
SANDS wholesale Druggists, 100 Fui.on-sl eofnss
Williams t. z7s Broadway, and n EaI broa'"sJ
york Sold also by Druggists generally th,oug
irnt,sd states Price 81 per botil- or SIX oosiss " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

$4,000 900 TO BE RAISED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
: svp orrsrpp nv ro-DAy,s pAPRR.0

~ r,s~.,~-, snS leaving ,he CITY IN the sf'er
80 a.. informed ,hsf E~>.tn1 Rdiffon Of 7he Ir'fns
rs,eA s~srv dsv containing the Stock Sales hsrkes
NJ. ~ IN. Southern Nsil &c up TO oclork ~ m
o,v,s Of the Hew.hovs for the goens-s Edfo. o. ne
yihuns every one viii he shls 70 tste with him 'ne
ss>st pews up TO the time OF leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

10, you with hair that . rough and coarse ana VIII
Hoi YOU with hair that's dirty, gray or nsfy.
Uoi you whose hair 10 falling from your pss'
Trneo4 three shiinss before IL 10 100 lstsi
Th.t riding ,um u al you have 10 give
Foy JoL.ss Cora. Hair kesiorslyei
n mai rs ana keeps The hair 20 sof and me-
60 eIesn so DARK, 50 perfectly divinei 10
Ia cleans the scalp, makes The roofs 'uoh2 VI"
were weak, -. .~.x
Ard forces growth on the read, the chin or ehes.
Readers, Joaes's Hair Restorative really, nis' ~ 4
,asse..es eli these qualities Just bur u oncs -
he American Exgls, % chntham-st
r,er. Fos rHg MmLIos-0ns Of The onpIeasss s<ss,1
~ /. eod arr wnd-such - Usually prevsiis - |ssss
nd M.rehls the irritation and roaghness 49, ~
IN. human understanding Ia chaps efseAs NJ gsLn
n..s All eru ptons For persons thus aee,xa d<frss
G1s.ro,s ial.as NsSscsfsd Soap 10 in The biga 'sr
ssrviee.s.e az Il speedily sllsys he smating ~
ain snd removes The painful caase incepsasssss ~
rss e.ssn,ial 10 comfort. us chemical z
ch raj the haxshssi ro1 ghest and drses co. 80
dersd sof smooth white and dsliesie BY W 80 ysss
are portsnt considerations for every lsay px-e -
ns.ntifu snd transparent skin 0ocsArDs .~j,s,siy
tl.s possess the extraordinary properly os
,,yr&rnf superhnous hair -, z.ashe w.
~ 6<ay IN sxrsd that these and otnef sssrsl -
rxo.rsaious OF Dr. r. GovRAyp Gao esiy pc ~ SrcssI
~ = lie a1pos q wslksr-sI frG store vs""
t0 need
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
Business Notices.
aoKrRMANDs SIGNS.
can bshad the fOliOwiBg
LOW PRICES.

AID laT ger tIfs IN pfOpOfllOn. UfnamfnIN VIII -
rers Goats OF Arms, Flags &c &c executed 10 sop-.
manner a. The Oh Establishment l0l Hasss1f- =
Fulton and Ann sts.
~ " 3. PALMER IL tns authorized agent sna = ~,
receiving subscr and al yertisements To- r0.
best papers u the country far and near al nc NJ
New.York, Boston, Philsdslphis and Baluno~ n
ayeucy Ia Nsw.Yofk 10 In The Tribune buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

IMPORTANT DrcisioS.-The Superior Court do
cided yesterday that the Premiums or Stock Notes
which form the capital Of the Mutual Insurance
Companies are valid and binding on the parties
viviag then. tss rspovt in snsshsr column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

DrseRscEFuL-We purposely omitted TO men
don Ia our Saturday, Paper, Que tact eO"nrS ~"
the recent melancholy loss OF the steamer
because il was Of nature 10 harrow Up the the Pese
mind already wrthing under extreme posnahoy %
gr,ef with additional sorrow and regret-regret ms,
Creatures having the form Of humanity could De iouhu
b.se enough 70 gosi and atten upon the casnhes Oh
ri, tioy men The fact 70 which allude Is inls
- Learned from, Can't Iyles snd several OF our ciuzens
who sccorrpanied him on his boat the W mona uHl
unon their arrival A. the wreck OF the Tuscaloosa ABOUT
~, cIock In the morning after the disaster they found
n thronged and surrounded by prancal -ei oil hsss
in the shape Of human beings WAC hAd AIsSNy ~ t.
cd every portion OF the wreck and "err SUI 'us1'
-, riunder and booty apparently claiming a. u Oy
rigbt Of discovery ownership over everything % anN
sbou, the premises The crowd appeared 70 DC con
posed of men OF all nations and al eoiots-He ea.D'
say OF all conditions for. from ,ne fe'y,'us 49,
yiyep of them they were decidedly OF one eohlluoh
"a -, - tbs lowest de srsdaton. They bad gathered
,be-e no one knows whence-comins IN hsnlhs sniseA
snd ski@s dug-outs and canoes-tne surface Oi lHo
,,e heny literally covered with their vessels OF con
vevsnce In their search for spois they hsd broken
or.,r ,r,nks and boxesup turned everything ofeaole
- hs5 even In some instances IL 10 believed rned me
dead The body of Mr. Hoffman ABOUT ehea Ine paIy
on the Winona found some slU%O II 10 oeAeteu only
sesned the search Of the reeboo,ers ~ ts having Oeeh
40 bsekened ana dishgured BY the explosion As 70 axe
4, resennhle that of negro. These unicehnS "fe.ue
woe rsoestsd and aduonished 10 cesist from theh
,l.nser INT requests ard sdmoniuors were ai<e asre
rard.d and treated with dersion Iney even oa.u ne
5artv thus advising them. 10 siternpi to put sop -
ihsi2 proeeedipg.-iAunInsly Boosting Of tneir own
.uperiority In numbers and strength None OF tnsn
could De Identified as beion gnz TO THIS eiy or ns,ne
been seen recently even IN our streets ScIs ~ ~"
bsd .orewh.t the appearance Of the bay hsnerrren-
b~sng evsentlv spspsrds and Creole French, OF me
very lowest order. lsi'0"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

IL The HUTCHINSON FANILr gave a concert
on Saturday evening last at Providence to crowded
house They were 10 give another At the same place
last evening Tomorrow evening see they are 70 be
In Springfield Mas and on Saturday evening al Hart
ford We know nothing Of their plans beyond this but
hope they will visit NewYork once more before return
ing home
= We learn from the Transcript that over
5000 we're subscribed for the beneh, Of the poor in
Ireland at a meeting held By the practitioners Of the
Church OF the Holy Cross Boston. on Sundsy evening
Mr. Carney gave ~ 600 Patrick Mooney 500; John
J. Mallory 800 the other subscriptions varied from y
10 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

Rrxsr1IKRs FiyEp.-Three cheers for the Re
corder. Cour, in Uucsl The Recorders court ald
al.nd ofee business in the line OF lining rummies N
our city lAst week and yindieatns the supremacy o.
the Excise Law The following are the INES in 49,,
with the liability imprisonment ic- SIX inon,ns -!
are NOT paid. VIM wilson. SO p. CASSIDY 10 "in-
Kirkland $50: James Nspes, SO yonn sasnls -. n
w. Ls,our. $50: :. Constock 80 = Senram' 60
WIN Deveresux SIS NJ Goel sioi J. o. Jones 80
Hannah John.on. $40; r Glstt- $40; Ivan o. Jones
SIS; John Nc0usde. % Ann Resting 20 y, L9'ins
$40; p Neeg-n. SO: Warner & Ray, SIC; :! IL Read
slO Total s5yO Wilson. who heads me list had N
81 and the jsry brought him in guilty without oeing oa
i've minutes The other persons al came iorsra sno
plead zEiLy Tsis was al unexPee'eo, NC IoC< nc
Court and audience BY surprise he oeeloeo ana se
charge Of Recorder BsEer and the cold cognie
nsrcs in the Jury box suggested to the ru oros ana
run loAiers tbs; they might css As Wen ga oetr %
up and throw Themselves the mercy OF the Court As
TO stand tsl Il IL BAT just 20 say trst hessrs !" amer
Ray wEo have been csnxnt in bad comPsny-res
bad conpsnv-sre respectable druggists and have de-
signed 10 sell only for medicinal and mechanical parpo-
So and that their Indictment was procured oy rum
seller ca the above list Really, ths Il glorious m
umph Of Right and Temperance in tncA which our
country readers may talk about around among their
/ n<xhbor. Liberty Press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
Raiir0ad Regulation

In SENATE. Mr Wheeler reported In favor Of a bill
which nrovdes that niersectng railroad companies shall
afford facilities 70 the passage Of the cars passengers
baggage &c Of each other and in furnishing through
In case OF the refusal OF any railroad company
70 furnish such facilities. application may be made 70
the supreme Court for Commissioner 70 examine and
prescribe regulations govern the railroads Tor TWO
years. upon approval by the Court which shall have
power 70 enforce the performance OF the said regua
ION, The Saratoga and schenectady Co are not in
eluded Ia the above The ike arrangements are 10 De
made for the transportation Of freight and In case Of
refusal the recussnt corporation shall be subjected 70
treble the amount Of actual damages An entry must DC
rent hy each company Of the articles Of freight offered
FOR trsasuortation the name VI the owner eonsgnee
snd is place Of destination. .,,.o,
Last nigh, we hsd black frost-this morning plenty OF
snow-st noon il began 10 thaw-snd iohishi" es1e'
ltfe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

xESrrcxY SrSAroSiAl EIEcrroS.-Ns election
Of s. Senator has YET been made by the L egis.
latare Of Kentucky. The Senate on The Cd iast
passed resolution. after an exening debate 90 70
u T. drop the lowest candidate after each ballot
Ing until choice should be effected. A similar
resolution was presented to the House, where i,
was laid on the table. 50 TO a.. On the following
day. Wednesday, as we learn by Telegraph fSm
Pntsbersh. the three candidates who had been bal.
lossd Tor throughout were withdrawn Hon MIR.
NoRKsrAp Hon. GAKnr DAVIS and Lieut. Gov
Dixos were spoken OF as candidates. la the
House resolution bad been passed to postpone
she attempted election until the 18th inst The
Senate woald probably concur, and ,has afford CD.
possaisy fur . comPronss OF existing difficulties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

NARxErs-Flour orders here from New-York an
Boston said TO be limited 70 81 3..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

HuDsoS RIVER R,nRoAp-s4OOo0 has been
taken here.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23
.al ADAMS HOUSE,


qNIE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, thai they have become proprietors Of the
above new and splendid Hotel. VIZ
The Adams House erected during the past season 10
supply obvious demand Tor increased and superior
comnlodatons IN this city. II 10 located on Washington
street, wilmn i've mnutes walk OF the great Southern and
Western Railroad Dcpos and the business sectons Of te
CITY, II N adjacent to the Pork, and the Cupola
beautiful view OF the Hnrbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed alter the most approved
plans with all The modern invsnilons that minister TO the
comfort and convenience Of the traveller, and the consruc
ofs long experience III hotels has enabed him 10 intro
duce many improvements which are, YET peculiar to
tina establishment II " built Of Quincy granite aud con-
tais One Hundred and Fifty ROOMS conveniently arrang
ed and single aprinets, well ventilated sup
Piled With an abundance Of pure soft water .I Z.
The Furniture was made 10 order from the best patterns
with special regard well comfort and convenience rs
luxury aud splepdor.r ti,sf fF stt Ia8 53l tsa'.
Our Table WILDE supplied with all the luxuries of the
season, and We pledge ourselves that the Psr "a ries Of
the. season shall be found upon II. g aCibGI ii5ai
We have deyotsd unusual attention to the selection of
servants and our guests may rely UPON prompt and polite
attendance. 2 4Nfi eHi slIa. ~ tldH' p3l4'4 : NJ
Poers will be in readiness the various Depois
charge Of baggage and provide Carriages for our guests
fPhe proprieors trust by strict attention to the of
guests 10 merit SHARE of patronage, assuring all who may
favor them with visit, thai nothing shall be wanting
their part 10 render the ADAMS HousR second 10 none in
the Union. ii, il L. a. W.. II ADAMS proprieors T
ttI !. ADAMS, JR, s5t,f l.,...,t i. t4i t,.ss .tf
WIN. q. ADAMS. 't' .
Albums House, Boston fiJ +lt g'Nlrs7gia Oct ly.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23
GALvANIsED TINNED IRON.

WIS material recently patented and thoroughly approved
- or by the most emieny practical and scientific che.
mists, architects and naval constructors in England Frnee
and the United States found TO be cheap strong and In.
desuucnbe substitute Tor tn copper zine or iron In the
ter o. Tie aImosphsre, is furnished by the subsc
IN M its various and useful forms, aud in any quantity
AS covering Tor roofs IL coming general use and
has esyn employed io the purpose TO very large extent
wh yeaf o. TWO past sapsrseding TIM slate zinc, and
freedom rom oxydation IN addition 10 lin, roo6ne Mate
Spikts OF all descriptions, Nails Chains, Bolts Bars
LOCKS, heys, Hinges, Serews and Nuts, Clamps Rails
subscribers, manuiactursrs ami pafentees Il + i'SHf
,hi1l. .,Y..,.iG GEO. u. NORWOOD a co, i
octH-Y Aand 10 Beaver street, N, Y,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23
IMPoRTANT ANNoUNcEmEN ,I,
WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.

aivEs The Steamer oSCEoLA having been en- out pa in
eonplets order win, on Sunday he iih' July
ns The lower end " greet dock Baltimore, erey
Tuesday az 4 geock r M Returning will leave Wash.
inaton emery Sssddy al 2 bsos6, A. M Nh ~ -
She VIII stop rsEplay Ectsts Satl returning, al
Curri0man, WIN s. Poft TSbareo7 MA fbH .3Ii.
and will touch at the following sndxs ior signals ar TO
land, viz; "
Point Look Out BlackAone,s 50" tE
riney fotnf, "a @t' y Pope's Greek ip.il an'
Nanlemoi, Sandy Point, a,il' .fsHe
Chapman's Nd, BIufi Point
0uauco, Va, iNt 3FH Boyd's Hole. W
b FOR NORFOLK
The oSCEof.A will leave WASHINGTON every Thurs
day, al . oclockA. M. for NORFOLK Returning VIII
leave Norfolk every Friday ut o'clock NJ Passage and
fare 90 co. ~ LANES MTTt,IJEI l. C,nssi,
oct Stan @.1sl 71I}l7 5I'1-'' ~ IT, 2
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23
Ola ShedPnssagc Onice, az Pearl sd
IAMuEL THOMSON a. NEPHEW Agent for the "Black


H The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
aud the public that they have added several spIendinew
ships % their line packets between this port and Liver
pooh which has been hyorably known and extensively pa
no hesitation In assuring those who may wish 10 make en-
gasemens for the passage Of their friends from England
TO none u point Of comfort, convenience and safety one
which Will sail from yeipool every six days throughout
grants at the port standardization impossible.
free passage per siIer fom the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breadstnisnnd hospital money paid may
be secured all at the lowest rules and when those settled
Tor decline coming out The full amount paid will he prompt
ly refunded as usual For further particulars apply 10
SAMUEL THOMPSON d NEPHEW, 27b Pearl st.
Or TO CGRlMSHAW a. CO. 10 t;oree Piazzas I.yeri,ool
Dais on exchange payable at sight are also furnished
for any amount on r. & Gyn a. Co.. Bankers, London; C.
Grnisiaw d Co.. Liverpool tho National bank Of Ireland
ny. Apply as above, octll--dly y
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

THE Subscriber bcga leayel 10 inform his Ifes mid hi
public genelal That ls has nearly completed his
Ba,k, consisting o IN extensive supply al, ,,o ce assorg
ment d Piekled fysts and Preserves, Bzyniy
Frs, Jehys, SnfS, Csits Stiltes &c, ,lsactifed
by himself in improved hnnner and unsurpassed syl
and depending solely the merits teir superior quality
he aiterB himself az large and extensive cusonI lie
prepared 10 furnish Fapilies BOARDING and Oyster
Houses DC, through The seaso, with Ccnlbers plcked
IN salt and waerof Vinegar and nicely spiced, fe 100
in Kegs or barrels pn Unsatisfactory terms
Merchants NAVY Agents, Shippers, DC, respectfully
solicited 10 favor him with cali and TO examine his stock
ehoss VIII ~ e n NM o Snx T
ties, In die rofesi time packed neatly, ind with care and
would take pleasure in furnishing them with Catalogue
y Also supcrIBf article 6f Picking, Whit and puro Cider
Vinegar, warranted Consistently for sale BY M WYE \
oct a-.t ha07 Yest Pratt st., bet Pac a and EufaM ST
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS,
I WINTHROP HOUSE.
CORNER, or IREMONI' .AAD lBO.STONi SITS.
DIRECTLY opposite Boston Conlmon, i5if

CU19NEIll OF IISEWUNIl ANU IHOSTUNj SIS.,
DIRECTLY opposite Boston Common. iuit
AR, John. WTiIG HI having relinquished all connection
M win The Winthrop House, Il will for the future be
der the sole management Of the subscriber and the HOUSE
IS now opened as Hotel for the travelling pubc ss well
US q home ior more pernanen boarsiers. ~ N Z
The situation Of the House directly In trout cf Bostor
Common, liz spacious and amy roos, and all its internal
@ render \ pneqgrlled by any pablc hogs'
desiring more IIermanent odgIngs q, Ne1aB i ,03
Every eonvenienee as to apartments, table anu aiten
dance, viii be furnished at the house, which be had
any hotel IN The city, IN Its attractions the traveller ant
for those desiring m0re,eilnanent lodgings. r .glls4
Every convenience ~ 40 apartments, table and aeI
dance, will be fufIihei at te house, which can be h
my hdel boardg house IN the city, and tht subscriber
will devote hmse 70 the cpnilor Of all who may favor him
With their patrtinage. ~ IE'.l.
i Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies',
will find the Winthrop House especially adapted 10 their
convenience.
The patronage Of the travelling public and Of permanent
boarers is respectfully solicited. f i'r5gYsei
oct 3 ly WILLIAM H. SPOoNER .
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23


Ornamental Signs, Baliners Coat OF Arms, Flags, &c
executed in superior manner, al The Old Esab slnen
lOl Nassau street. between Fulton and Am,
W 10 Country Merchants The difficulty OF proc trjnR M
the country handsome and attractive sign ind the trouble
expense and Inconvenience al Its iranspntaiion then oh
timed in de city subs offer the notice
Of merchants and others, when visiting New York. his
and beautiful Gold Carved Letters which OF 50 cnlyd
niet form they can easily be pae ked In tie trunk d
In the same box with other goos Full directionadre giye
20 that any one can put them up either sgn boar ~
on the building ITSELF The Of these, while more r
BILE and elegant tan anything yet introduced, is about te
same as any ordinary gilt sign, for Instance The Of
. q l'',i ZACHARY TAYLOR,
being 10 letters u OF inch would but 5000 cents
Their advantages obvious tha they are already ado
ted by many Of the first firms in the city and country and
the subscriber will take pleasure in showing those who
will favor him with CALI the superiority Of their work
mansp, The symmetry Of their design The convenience o
their transportation, and the facility with which theyImaJ
be put up in any desired situation Parties residing at
distance can have them safely favored by sending the name
OF the firm designating the particular letters wanted
4 oct Idly VIA JAMES ACKERSiAN, l0l Nassat IT.
Old Established Passage Onlce, az o Pearl Sd
StAlfuEIs THOMSON a. NEPHEWy Agent for the "Black
II M purkp
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23
Z pAILY EXGURsl0NsT 10. PHILADELPHIA

siie9qlaa ~ MORNING LINE, adi a ftteadtI
PER PHILADELPHIA, wIIMiS GToN, AND BABTi
tl.tis hi ID ~ MORE RAILROAD I,tsy bttsYaI
Via Wmiilrton Newark, Elkion Havre de Grace, &c. vii
leave the depo Eleventh and Markesrees daily (exceh
Sunday at AM gag 4,fil 4l.,i1 ua iff II 5T !
VIVA, 1l{ s,t AFTERNOON LINE. . 49,
w N' Viz New Castle and Frenchtowl. ~ ~
The steamboat OHIO Capt Davis, Yin leave DOCK sstted
wharf, tiaily except Sunday, ats LIZ r.. NJ bA lf1lI
NIGHT LINE lilitirgg
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore Railroad
will leave Tie depot llth and Market streets daily, al ii
O'cdck, A.. NJ, H1F1l iiit nisf fiNlHil iSG IPIr 4
The Mail Lines will ieaye baltimore for Phaeelpla at
A. NJ and 7, NJ per Railroad, and O'Clock, r. NJ, bS
lno Il bif n SUNDAY MALI I.INE. ~ SO fl5ihgi
SnIy LINZ los Bs!!lnarss RI Sunday, will ieaye s
Passengers niist procure their tickets before akiig tile
WHEELING AND ,PITISBUBG
Tickets through 10 Wheeling or Iburg, can be procu,
ed at tlis depot or on board jbe steamboat I'D = m
A Fgreto PllisLlirg sl2; 10 Wheeling Sl3. i Tx
NOTICE All luggage by the above lines is entirely
the oier's fskf aid passengers expressly pobtcl
from taking Misunderstanding apparel
go IBIS. Of baggage allowed each passenger s
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