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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-16
FOE !---ECE!--.ELE!

TESHE subscribers have received and landed
z their second cargo of Ice and until the pro-
per time arrives for opening the Ice House regu-
larry every morning. it can be had all hours Of the
day, at
SHAW'S DRUG STORE,
where families may also obtain tickets.
Thankful for the liberal patronage received last
season, we would beg to assure the public that we
will use our best endeavor to keep up full sup
ply throughout the year, and will always strive, in
all instances, to make ours the
Accommodation Ice House.
TA97 SHAW & REP[TON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-16
Fulton Market Beef.

boxes CoIgates No. Soap, at
- HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-16
Just Received.

A ND now opening, another lot of those beau
"a tiful SILK VELVET CAPS for Infants,
and other styles in great variety. Call and see
them at MYERS d BARN Ms.
November 20, 1916
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-16

EBREAD AND CRACKERS-Pilot and
- Navy Bread. Soda, Lemon and Butter
Crackers. For sale by
R. H. STANTON & co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-16

Philips, John
Purkins, mrs E
Purkins, B
Pickett, T S
Pickett, ] w
Price, George 2
ret Payne. j A
Price, Philis
Percy, w G
Pickett, miss E J
Potter, miss A D H
Picker, C
Quinen, Isabella
r.
Roberts, J NJ 2
Robertson, James
n Rose & Son, B
Raymond, o
Richardson's, J 0
A D Redding, mrs S C
Robbins, Robert
Robson, H
Reggree, w D
Rock Spring Tent, | 0
0 F
Shutluff, Alvin
Sellars, John M
Sugg, J w
Scott, miss Eliza
Solomon, Edmon
Smith, John
Sayp, R ]
Spear, capt
Stephenson, Thos
Stanland, J 2
Stinson, E E
Scarborough, J A
Sect. OF St. Johns
Lodge,
Smiles, if you please,
David,
Sect. of c C,IOOF
T
Teller, miss Frankly
Tompson, Andrew
Taylor, J w
Thordant, B
Thorn, Eliza
leland, capt 7
Timber, Freeman
q & "
Varriss, Wilhelm
w
White, F
Wellman, B c
2 Wright, miss A D
Whitney Charles
Wiswall, Thomas
Willaboy, mrs M A
Wallace, w
Williams, c S
Williams, ] C
E Walton, ] w
Williams, ] H
Wheeler, Jackson
IS Williams, I'll
leila Wallace, Thomas
Wright, Drucilla 5
Wood, Robert
Williams, George
gton Watts, L D
Wilcox, jeremiah
BETTENCOURT, ?. M.
847.-[29-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-16

ANROCKERY and Glass Ware, for sale low by
" r H STANTON & co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-16

Piner, David B
Pursey, w G
Preddell, ] w
Price, J E
Peirce, R ]
Palmer, ] L
Price, miss Margaret
Poultney, Thos
Peiree, F M
Pomroy, mrs
Parker, D
Poissong, Benny
Potter, c D
Riley, S ]
Robson, Alfred
Richardson, Joseph
Ridout, David
Ritter. F. 7
Richardson,mrs S Al
Russell, VIM 3
Rogers, Chesley
Rouse, Sandy
Richardson, E H
Richardson's, H H
Rush, mrs E M
Skipper, S
Stephens,
Starbuck, VIM
Smith, miss E J
Strobe, Porter
Savage, mrs c
Sawyer, Thos B
Sprinners, C H
Smith, J II
Simpson, John H
Smith, A
Smith, J 2
Shaw, miss E
Savage, F w
Stow, John
Shaw, L
Spafford, w r
Snow, S F
Thompson, D
Thompson, A P
Taphy, Roberts
Thomas, Albert
Thomas, R T
Thomas, Henry
Thompson, H A
Taylor, w II
Unardue, Noah
Vannortrick, H C
Williams, R T
Waters, John M
Wilson, James D 2
Watson, Job H
Wilson, capt
VIM, J & H .
Winters, Eliza
West, Moll
Webb, Marslin
Williams, Philip E
Williams, G F
Waddle, James
Williams, Charles
Watson, miss PruCil
Wilson, Geo w
Williams, Geo
Walker, miss III
w atson, WashingtC
Walton, L D
w. c.. B
March 31st, 1847
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22

SECURITY TO PURCHASERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22
llLE4 HONS.
AIARnInS.

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list assea d ti#e lafaf s. cad Il keNssl 4seard
ss-- IF spfrrlaHq aaitts & as lrres ta I hEttsoB
nfl 1 - S8sa mn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22
THE HERALD FOR EUR.PE.
Mails by the Steamer Washington.
The Approaches to
TIL Il CIT x o r M = Z I q o
AND THE ylc a
BATTLE FIELDS OF C0NTRERAS
AND CHURUBUS SEQ.


The American steamship Washington VIII
leave here tomorrow noon, and her mails wiz
c'ose at the post Office at eleven O'Clock. we
shall, as usual, publish Herald for Europe On
the occasion, which will be ready al haii-paS'
nine O'Clock in the forenoon. :,
Il will contain the whole of the details OF 'he
,y, ,rr.,, hs,tIss of Contreras and Churubusco,
with the list of the killed and wounded, and
such further news from the seat OF war as may
BE- received at this office, by express or other
wise. TO the hour Of publication. II will also
c,ntin the latest general, political and financial
news from all par of the United States. Also
d gest ofrhe markets in this ard in other cities.
Itwill be embellshed with three engravings-
namely, +" The approaches to the city of Mex
leo % a sketch of the battle fields Of Contreras
and Churubusco and the steamship Washington
she now appears after being altered and re.
& ed.
Siaglc copies in wrappers Cor the mail 81 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

And will notN wedge be thus driven into the
very heart of Mexican nationalityl Will not the
leaven thus mixed ferment first into indepepd-
ence, and Afterwards into annexstion7 Nothing
can prevent it. That il viii be for the interest
OF this country Is extremely doubtful. The an
nexation Of clear, uninhabited territory can be
productive Of nought but good results. Our po-
pulation will, by its increase and expansion, In
time, require il. The possession OF Oregon
and California cannot but be, in the highest de-
gree, advantageous; but they arc comparatively
unsettled, al the same time that the sparse popu-
lation with which they are inhabited, consists in
a great measure of emigrants from our midst
Even the annexation of Canada, the people of
which speak the same tongue, and have many
things in common with us, while lit would be
most beneficial to them, would scarcely be inju-
rious 10 US.
But Mexico has no sympathy with US ex-
cept in her republican Institutions, and even
they are of a mongrel character. Her abb
sorption would at present injure US, and scarcely
ameliorate her condition. She must eventually
be absorbed, but the longer that event is delayed
the better But she may herself precipitate it,
and We must, in that case, take her " for better,
for worsen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22
TN. Dreadful Murder In Paris.

We publish IN this days paper the crcumstan-
ces attend ny The dreadful murder of the daugh-
Ter of the NJ -rsh S-bastiani by her hu band, the
Duke de Chois-ul- Prssln, at the Hotel Sebastian,
recently, IN Paris They are extremely painful,
aud will be read with interest. The article con-
ttins the proceedings Of the investigation to the
last advices received from the French capital in
England, and is copied from the London Times
o. the 3rd instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

slO bank bill and two esq, while he was bowling Ia.
wing e he asssrs left his pockst book and on the
counter On the other hand the accused parties have
compstsnt witnesses show that the complainant had
money with him Ut the time, be being unable to psy
i've shlings 1t that time which be had run up st the
bar for liquors and bowling The accused parties we're
held to bail to answer, but upon . hearing doubt,
the will be dismissed which set down before JUG
tioe Drinker, at - O'Clock TO- day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

CALVIN s. BALL.--This notorious person, who
stands charged with having swindled rich
widow out Of large Of money at Stamford Ct has
been arrested at Oswego, in this State The Oswego I'D
Ueriisey Says
This notorious rascal has been prowng about vii
lage and Ithaca for several weeks past exhibiting his
wfes gold watch and massive chain bags Of specie
elry, Sci and occasionally taking some one Of the soft
sex" into his elegant buggy for an airing
On Friday last he left this village for Elmira proposing
to return soon but Saturday the New York papers
containing the above account reached here and an OIL
imme diately pushed to Elmira where he found
the scamp and after much trouble succeeded In bringD
him to this village whore he awaits the order Of his wife
or her friends
Ball has been In this vicinity several weeks and had
attracted considerable attention by his display Of wealth
He gold watch, with heavy safety chain OF the
material and all occasions took to make an
exhibition of his money Hedeposile In the Oswego Bank
largo amount Of specie-whoh he subsequently with
drewprobsbly the purpose Of making impression
that rich, and perhaps with view Of quilting some
weak and crsduous female He strutted and swsggered
about streets with pompous air. and We are told was
negotiating for In which to commence business
sheriff chase has succeeded In obtaining rom Ball,
t2s5o which has been deposited In the Oswego Bank
$1,000
The frost In the northern and northwestern parts Of
massachusetts,, on Wednesday and Thursday nights
as, SAID 10 nave done considerable damage to pota
toes, corn, and other tender vegetables.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22
MONEY MARKET.

IN.
Prices for the fances still remain In very feverifh
state and the market continues unsettled At the arst
board to-day Long Island fell of per cent; Harlem L.
Reading, y; Canton advanced Il; Morris Canal, a. and
Treasury Notes, %; Farmers Loan aud North Ameri-
can Trust closed at yesterdays prices.
At the second board Treasury Notes advanced n Der
cent; Pennsylvania S. u Harlem fell of NJ Farmsrs'
Loan Canton Norwich and Long Island closed at prices
current In the morning.
There considerable excitement in the street to.
day in consequence Of the that
to very large amount had been committed by leading
broker "a bull speculator in Hsrlem) upon large
house in South street The amount as far as known in
the street is about fifty thousand dollars but as these
things kept close possible by the oosers the
probability is that the amount Is much larger Several
banks In Wall street have been stuck by this nancer
which with their losses by overdrawn accounts of other
fancy stock SPECTATORS and loans the hypo
thecaton of these securities will walk pretty deeply
into their dividends for the next year. Further paricu
lars relative to this affair." will be found under the Po
lice head in this days paper.
Wall street has been agitated very much during tt
past few days, by various reports Of failures of
Of our most extensive commercial houses They are
without foundation the explosion far having been
confined to fancy stock spectators.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State canals during the second week In September
was. ...'..'... oil 30
Same period in 1916 .................. 81 .967 So
---
Increase. .$ll 944 II
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the COM
mencement of navigation to the l4th of September in
elusive (ls7 days., was. .S2,4l4,5l3 10
During the period In ls4e Q6z day 1911 226 II
lHcrehce .SfA5,2SI VI
The following table shows the amount received fer
tolls during the second week in September from the
years 1870 to lsa7 inclusive and also the aggrs
amount received from the commencement of navigation
to the l4th of September, inclusive during the
years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

STEAMER WAsHlNGroN.-Passeng by this
vessel are requested to have their baggage on
board leiore o'clock, this afternoon, as the ship
will sail punctually at IL o'clock, tomorrow
noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

STEAMSHIP SoUTHERNER.-Arrived, Yesterday,
at noon, from Charleston, and reports heavy
weather, with strong north and north-westerly
winds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

NAVAL lNrELLIGE2cE.-The U. S. steam frgate
Princeton, from Philadelphia arrived at Gibral-
tar on the 10th ult, and proceeded to the coast
of Barbary. She returned to Gibraltar on the
9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22
Peine,s Urrle Tooth Paste, for White Teeth

and Sweet Breau Ihre is nothing like D., and ior tsth
ache il a. inf be rs end jar Ladies vino de
r brilliant cop ION should ablst Of Pearl aud
Al,bsste Bt cres. Persian Vanilla soap always used
oy the oriental ladies'; or Sir Ashley Coopers Lotion PIN
pied Faces each 1opn lily the blood and free II
from humors use DR.. Towbsenus Sasspariila DR. Brtn
areh,s Dr. Smhs sugar coated virgins Indian Vegetable
Cbes aud Lees Pills. For female con- lsts, suppes'
Pills Is cents On sale oay 27 Bowey,, ner Of Grand
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

The BRITANNIA, from Boston, had not arrived
up to eleven o'clock, last evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

have devoted the imp ewing aud pes etns
these useful and articles aud nave on hand ass
variety Of instruction most suitable, the wants Oh the
'"'eAs e0mP"si Be-! ssIr Gov, II, Broadway.
few days above Co1ftIandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

NJ W. Creation Co., IL edsr street, New York. IS
nis.r street AID retail dealers in
ens sn9 ood and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases, not
OF wn @ hsve the exclusive sale o style Of Pen
pr,cs. ~ Without excsoo9 and sell thrm e such
Ia. Ss , s =. - from st pen les;
MOI Ss SO agreeable to their rivals but very accep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22
a subscr,b. re- assortment

Fine Cutlery.-Tho Subscribers assortment
embraces 10 sibe pattern Pen, Pocket Desk nd
Spoog knie with variets Of choice Hszois which
will be warranted the purchaser Also, Scissors, Nail
Files, &c. &c. q SAUNDERS son,
1T Broadway, opposite HowMds Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

1eHTI Herz ana CamlJ0 SIVOTl, III Informs
ing the public th,t they have de6nitiyey asocted for the
Iurpose OF giving joint Concerts the United their
be address ed to Herr K s,y ri
They take This thar thew hav,
vailed upon III celebrated Prim, donna Madame FeuI Jolly
thr, Grand Conce when will take place the Tabsnsce
Further cuIars in future advertisements saiat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

Knox, mt las Fulton street, usual, In the
region d tbs sun snd with hs ucqay of he has
he invites the world examine hand endeavor
ing TO please the public he saey recommend II
uppy as unequ lied III beauty aud richness The set
nat making Ike other sciences, progi essive, and he
made some improvements the adaptation of hats the head
lis hats emphatcally fall hats he fallen the
40 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

town for fey day; only Those, the .fo,e who wish his
n Clinton Hall. Messrs. FOWLER X WELLS have for
lie bust, from The head Of Hon. Sas Wright which
Aminatiops made when desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

corner Nassau have 40 extensive of very superior
rens OF their and other
Of inferior quality low prices They not how.
ever sell their best either 81 IS or So knowing that
this establishment will find the articles just what they are
represented be- Gold AID Silver Cases oa quality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

lets and Magnetic are respectfully uo'm med
tices genuine at 1872 Broadway between joan
Maiden Lane l all Of Nervous Diseases efficacy
OF Chrste's Gavanic articles truly wonderful the
perfect cnrss being often made when hysc and physcias
eve! be aoS 70 sell Dr. ChssA articles The sole and
exclusive agency bundft eiehtytwo Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22
Richsl,eu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens,

n1cneiae9 Diamond Pointed Gold Pens-If
you want any ds,erton Of Pens wholesale retail the
Co.. - William street, one do below Wsl street or j. Y
savage Euton street They have the exclusive sae Of the
Ashesg Pms which are sold ss they the bet and
with silver pencils included Al either Of The shovs'
will be be sued Gold Pens csreiulv r.fs,rsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22


Of the coats have been by the officer and
doubt before this time the balance Of the property has
been found Captain McGrath looked both the rogues
:. Arrest su,pieion.--Onosr Taggart of the arst
ward arrested yesterday two called Thomas Carroll
Of ON 81
they having been to finger around the pockets and
after the complained Of being robbed Justice
Ornker locked them up for further hearing.
Arrest a Search Warronf-Ofhcer Crosett arrest
ed, yesterday, q man by the name Of +. A. Heath,
keeper Of boardng-house, No 81 Pearl street, on a
charge Of f.oniousy forcing open trunk belonging to
young sailor by the of Nathaniel N Cox, carry
ing therefrom II shirts, pairs Of pants, watch, and
other property valued all at $40 This left
in Of the accused, while Cox was on voyage;
who upon his return discovered tho trunk broken
open and tn. properly gone The n Ssss VIII DO fur'her
Vioisnt .assauit.-Oficor Lerring OF the 18th ward,
arrested Monday night man by the name Of Charles
Parrett charge Of violently assautlng his wife with
knife inAicting severe wound ON her SIDE at the
time threatening to take her life Justice hoome
locked him up for trial In default OF 5000 Dali;
rested yesterday by the name OF Thomas stone on
charge Of having broken open trunk wnie IN the
North River steamboat office, extracting therefrom
diamond finger ring valued at 500 the property of
gentleman who Is present at Albany but viii return
shortly and make the complaint Justice Drinker look
Rsee,uins Stolen Goods-Oficers shadbolt and
Jaques Of the 10th Ward arrested yesterday Jew by
ihs name Of Frederick Scherpe, keeper OF watch
makers shop ACT Pearl street. on charge Of buying
stolen goods 1t appears that the 26tn Of June
the premises No 1888 Division street. robbed by
notorious thief called Banty Mcguire Of $50 in money
together with Eve gold finger rings seven silver spoon-
two brac.estwo breast pms and chan valued In all at
near $780, the properly Of Ludolph Borchard This
property the thief acknowledged selling TO the accused
and upon officers searching toe premises, they
ons psr OF the bracelets concealed the ,hop Justice
Drinksr hsll him TO bail In the Ct $500 TO answer
the charge
"A Charge Of Lareeny:-Iwo young men, bar tenders
Charles A. Russell and William Garrison wers arrested
Yesterday by officer Crosett Of the lower police, the
com plant Of an Irishman, calling himself Cornelius
Monday, residing at No Asa 18th street. who charges
the defendants with having taken from his wallet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

caasl Il an1 shonl be successful. il would II '.lcau
IN asaa any win taartr5 aud shauti b. fail a.
b. has 70 dl IL u rug h. sh.Ga and say II tired :,
~ = be eaa't sfe4, tn: l#ae Foolish. say '.9heu ~
le.2 w'sie.iis lie tang Only diiieealy ,Apess-
Tic lssf Intelligence ffam alaaere8 arrived day he
trc yesterday aa t,a Tat tn fayi1r aud Santa y
"a ntr II all.g e1#h athcr Santa Anna had summoned
..a I4- r. aa,r 81 he would " knel, him r9m lav -
IAeEsnr7I H lei sG#ea9d Try At : and the eArTes4
.5-a ssa 1nazh. f- from Monterey Eithel. aays mhef
rs rs- gang santa Ana "ths detl''-l give you
lis .H'u NHf
Arssar st syr received intelligence that 5000 Of the
grHaf uer6 70 Marin. td,s ie Il kl1nterey,) 2000 IN
Gu5lya. I- side o Marin and ~ weie in Mier Ghis
side 4 Calalga, and = miles lan hrro.) They
re III srfflf, and had come through pass r..
lis generally believed here that WAGON train (abont
l0H) aul - mules. Che alirf pack with merchant
gsds.) strr captured un lie I'd, mar Marin by Cen
rra'f cavalry Tie force ubI'e IS said 10 be intend
I'll for an 5Jtarh this plarc We ready. am d
opinion thrir movements vii much depend Gen. san
n iuna's as h. Is reported 10 base 5000. Gen rea
cen rsse suppose. 400 We hive here the Sd Ohio.
clmu7adrd N Cal Curtis We nise. about l0dJ
NanY runars an1lt anl all the tip toe oi
anxiety o. hear from Gen. 1a{sraH4 Monterey, and To
have fefF customers. Our picket gu1ris arcon.
sGr sfriars the top Of tho church. and lt aps
Il tl are any a5ou 10 pIo. ou thoir spols tho
4e II tp houses The artillery company Is dnlln2 a!
the guns ami tie mianuv Inc tn l1cast WORKS. peep
lur over }lu IauHgt Wals, viii 10y a sot' IN a
"Lfrasfrn Doyeu see W arr all ready FIR duty anI
vhra fle war, is doac II drop III Inc unless shot
,7te y5nr ehczieae, Of ihe continuance omy high con.
49,. p