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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

In obedience to the % resolution the above
lngs hereby give notice all who have united TO form
Troop OF Cavalry IN the county OF Chesterfield and to all
who desire TO become members Of such troop they ara
requested TO meet at the farmers Hotel Manchester
on Saturday the 9th OF June - NJ for the purpose
organization. &e punelual attendance by all is abso-
ine necessary TO ensure the appearance of the troop on
the 18th OF July. E. C SMITH Ssc,,v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

IL Parson BrOwniow, OF the Jonesborough Wing. has
placed at the head OF hs editorial! column the following
ticket For President, HESky CLAY Kentucky; for Wee
President, ZACHARY TAYLOR OF Louisiana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

~ Mr.. Webster reached Ne~ York on board the steam
ship Sou'herne from Charleston, last Tuesday evening
He u eOnvaeseenr, though his strength is not yet re-esta
lshed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
Summer Retreats.

See the advertisement OF l. Novel;, Esq proprietor or
nai pleasant refuge from dust and Of the civ the
sweet Syrng'. We aeiy promise lh.t rhs vi.itsrs
a. tins asonte watering place vi fad comfortable glaf-
lers Independently OF the medicinal yrlles Of the water
We would ais cali attention To the advertisement Of
hessfs hrfkwo.d * Keller, o. tie Potomac Pavilion Of
Piney foin To tnose wnOso ineuuauon- mag not lead
them TO the mountains. mere perhaps few spots who
p-e-ent greater awaeuons especially to the disciples Of
ll,ak Walton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

hn DetegdieS 10 me Baptist Association,
which will meet an this friday 9th inst arr IN
otnedu they viii call ut Mr. James emo
site the City Hotel at Messrs Rail- HaoLir near Valentine
b'ctdrn Co on Broad Street that nj all t,c.
some one OF the Commuters Of Arrangements will INFORM
them what private families prepared with nc
,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

AM anxious 10 procure small school in
family of Lawyer that whstI engaged ~ bus
~ teaebifg nay prosecute the study n Law desue III
IN order may pay due attention NY frd stur
though Time shsn neglect east he "
of my pupils The employer referred N Professor
faou of the University n Vngns, u whose school am
duate. Adires. y v. p EaflysviHr AlbemaHe tcf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

AMERICAN DEsERrERs.-A great deal OF fuss has been
made about the descers from the American army which
the Mexeans had formed into separate corps IL appears
that the whole number amounted about seventy and
that they in the baue OF Buena VISTA where about
thirty OF the number fell They have since been dsbanded
and ordered To leave Mexico. Nearly the whole OF them
were foregners-N q. Bulletin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

IL According to the Treasurets statement there was
IN the various public Repositories the Gath uumo sub
Jeet TO draft, the OF S7.OS6,sIO So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

W The u 3. ship st. Mary, Commander ssu,ds,.
'Om , 'e'' OraE' arrived IN Hampton Road, on Monday
uE"' ISL She brought home 81 pieces Of cannon from
'' 'o'Uhoeuons Vera Cfuz-smong them I 3 bo,uufpl
S'' pieces from - Founders TO los; some Of which A.,
from 30 70 l6s year. Ola. -.l ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
Ohio and mi,souri.

u JAMS PAok Esq worthy citizen OF Petersburg. and
Of the Canada volunteers has been appointed Inspector
Of that port in pace of Joel Hammond, deceased.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
Popularity of the Administration,

Within few months past elections have been holden in
Tour OF the largest States for members OF Congress We
ask our readers TO the result ls47 with that
In ls4S-and they may form idea OF the great pspu-
lary Of MIR. Polk and his war:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
Election Of President Of meXicO---Pre
paFatiOn for resistance.

The following extract from Mr. Kendslrs letters Of
the 20fh and 9lN;
The McHicans here have news from tho city Of Merico
which cannot get hold Of horown oourers dou bless
running regularly One Of them told me last night that
fifteen bataions Of the National Guard have been thorough
" orgsnzcd the capital that Notifications arc already
in process Of construction Rio Fro that the bells
have been up into cannon, snd that the owBors Of
iron foundry a. tho city Of Mexico, Engshen have been
compelled 70 cast bells on The promise Of here
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

" The U. District Court. Judge Hslyuurton presd
ing, commenced Its June term Norfolk On Tuesday los,
ihs NAL Of L'~renc" Lfcompe charged with an Assault
With inent'o Alt. upon Charles Bisss. seaman on board
he snip Iuscarora, April 1876 ~ The Pacific. D.. IN pro-
grss X e. Nicholas, Esq. q ; d. Attorney, pro.ecut-
ing, and s. I sawyer E-q counsel f,t the pti..,uc,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

~ Ise June number sf the Southern and we.,s,,
Literary Messenger We are requested TO say, will b, s.u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
PnbIic snIe of Lnnd.

F-HDIIt SHIe OF T1HnU.
10y virtue of a Decree Of the Circuit Court G
- Powhatln county the day May 1877
suit between Edward Johnson plaintiff and Edwatd Mosh
and Daniel sger and other defendants the under rbed
sonets appointed by The said decree, Fdday
July nett tof 1.-THE weather should permit
dnyJ 10 ale, IN the highest bidder public auction
tract Of land IN Tie Of rowha'an ion~d sai
cree containing sos aeres situated App1mauot River
wing good Improvement w. and portion of
able grounds the for isnse NJ
Ffanca Powell and sold by his Executor Col Eiwa
g. mosby who resides 49, aud viii show the pomies
any person disposed purchase
TVS TEESs ~ sale will be nah of the purcl1s' money
cash the time Of the sale and credit of one two aud
equal payments for the residue The payments
carry om The day n sale aHd BY bonds
good personal security and the title land wnhh
until the whole pufehn'e money and interest be- paid
The purchaser vii have the privilege preparing and
crop of during present year a. soon may
necessay and fu poss will be delivered end Of
soonef with tho of present occupant
WIN X. DANCE, q.
ia (N"mmfinhfis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

GmITHFIELD LANDS ksss No I smith6su Lard
- 10 bbh No Horhampion 90, In store for Fseby
n3 Jas n. hoCANDLIsH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
INLoEs & BRO. Auc,..
READY Ar ALL TIMES

READY AT ALL TIMES.
n reply to Samuel Augustus Lumpkins piece
Of the first OF June desire proof upon
the charge Of f.ehood he Will furnish If
word uh' and where he and his at will gladly
meet them and any aud all who may from my
boyho'd the take this upon
and requiring hun do writing any more
for publication for do pieces worthy Of
any further notice BURWELL JINKINS
lie of 4. W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

III Regular Meeting of the Typographical Society
will be held on Tomorrow Saturday, Evening, at 81
o'clock at their Hail. the Of Messrs Ragland
y Brother. lie A. SECRETARY.
Prime Bacon, Sugars, Coffec., &c.-wILLIAMs
HANALl viii sell this morning 10 O'Clock prime
Western Bacon Sides Hams and Shoulders prime Hog
Baeon strictly prime 81 CToI Sugar Porto Rico
eovado Sugars Green LaEuaya and
MaTacaibo do, Teas, Blocking &C. iea
IL Card. SALE OF GROCE-
RlES-We invite attention sale OF Prime Porto Ri
Sugars &c To be closed without reserve this morning
(Frday) at % o'clock.
jed INLOES & BRO. Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
Which he who sOlv'd the S

r. Sill o'clock 4. M-The stage is Just in from Pue
bla but have little time to collect and write of the news
Awas quiet Puebla aud the people appeared be well
enough sauied under General Worth.
Santa Anna, II is said, did stop at San Martin but
kept on towards the capital after his ancers had been de-
leated this side Of Puebia by Gen Worth There is re-
port that Gent Valencia. with 1000 men, to meet our
army this eide Of Mexico, but there so many reports
that we can make but hide out Of them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

T0EUtuI WNNI I'd UTIN
IA MANtEL NAVARRETE,
PRiNp FELICIANO CASTRO.
FR. 1GNACGO SAMPAYO.
FR. BIAS tNCtSO.
Ia JOSE De SAN ALBERTO
DR. FL FELIX ROSA ANGEL.
San Luis Poiosi, Apul 25tn i547
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
FFg7I ~ W UTIf111 Nu
From fine Rrazos.

IN
San Luis Potosi. Apnl 25n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
A SMALL SCHOOL WANTED.

WIN = nANfE,
r. r. GRAVES,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22

On Thursday the 2lst instant, Of consumption, VIII.
LIAM LssLE, printer native Of Edinburgh, Scotland,
in the seth year of his sge
His friends and acqusintances respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral from No. 1914 Nassau street.
row Saturday. afternoon, at o'clock
GO Cincinnati and st Louis papers will please COPY
suddenly on Wednesday, at Hackensack, 10Th ms tant
GEORGE H. MooRE. in the 23d year of his age.
The friends of the family invited to attend his fune
raj, at the residence Of his mother at Hackensack on
Friday at ii o'clock. -
On Thursday, 2lst instant. IsAsELLA STEWART wife
OF John ~ Stewart in the 46tll year of her age.
he friends OF the family and those of her ocquantan.
ces are respectfully invited to attend her funer al this
afternoon O'Clock from her late residence 2s7 Wash
ington street, New York
In Batavia, n. Y, Sunday last, the l7.h instant
Rev. LUcUs SMITH, aged ~ years and 8 months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
DANCING ACADEMY

DANCING ACADEMY.
M SARACCO, Italian Chorographist, and Mile AN
A FIRST teacher Of the Partisan Oar cling Acade
nv q Mr. Cearlus grateful to the American beau monde
d'tngTshsd ss%iIie; il Nsw Yo5k have composed the
now fashionable in the higher circles Of Paris and
ANGELINA,
new waltz in five steps, order replace the one
beng too theatrical.
The above beautiful Dances and also all the most fashiona
Bile new Polka, Mazurka and Quadrlle Mezurka Re-
Thoroughly taught IN q few lessons
BThe music for the above dan ces recently
published in New York. be purchased at the Dsncns
Academy Broadway, corner Of Canal street, No. 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
PARTISAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

4.
Depot Jor the reception aud dehuery Of Goods, at Mfr.
Courts, lls William 81, New York.
Y. COURT DEsCHAUX, 1.-THE latterIy recent.
- y arrived from Farsi beg respectfully to announce TO
the manufacturers and merchants that thew dive
and nnlsh in new and very superior style before in
INTO the United States and according the latest
rn o. shadsd trains. organisms and spun silks zephyr
woseo anu woollen Of all kinds sewing cotton mo-
hair linen and cotton yarns So '' '"'"s e''o"' mo
ney nave imported patent machinery for putting up silk
spools or skeins. ''' 'PP'o'e" "ahnef' etncr In
cotton gloves and hose gimp fp~es corJ snS SIN apo
articles. 'e" aAo "ade equaI 10
ja20 lmsr ''o"'P.iy ehecuteu'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
&C., &c., 80.
TELE q RAPHIC.

0enotos
WARRINGTON, Jan. 81, lo47.
Twenty-six abolition memorials from Pennsylvania
presented by various Senators The motion to
ceive them was laid on the table.
sundry bills were received from the House and 70
ferrsd.
The resolution heretofore offered BY Mr. johnson,
Maryland directing the Secretary Of the Treasury
port respecting the recent transfer Of the public money
from the Atlantic States to New Orleans the army
Mexco-how it done and at what cost; and also to
report whether the subtreasury is not calculated to
prevent the obtaining of loan and whether it ought
to be repealed, came up for consideration.
Mr.. HUNTINGDON suggested to modify the resolution,
call the President for tho first information and
to omit calling for the second which Mr. johnson ao-
cepted.
Before taking the question upon the resolution a. mo-
difed, the army bill taken up
long debate ensusd upon the amendments relative
to appointing Chaplans
The amendment was modified to make the chap
lans OF volunteer regiments elective and fixing the pay
at thousand dollars per annum and two rations per
day, and forage for one horse. Adopted.
Mr. HousroN then offered amendment, changing
the troops from regulars volunteers making all officers
elective, and requiring the President to commission
them.
With view Of having the floor for tomorrow, he
moved an adjournment, which carried.
House OF Represent atives.
personal explanation took place between Messrs
Sawyer and Culver.
The former pledged himself to prove that Mr. Culver
endeavored to obtain in dishonorable manner from
certain Lodges, secrets for publication
Mr. CULVER pronounced the statement q falsehood and
that compelled to fight he should insist as the chal
lenged party, on the choice Of weapons.
The House went into Committee of the Whole, Mr.
Tibbatts in the chair the Treasury note and land
bill.
Mr. CRozIER addressed the comm es In opposition to
the administration, and in defence Of Gen. Taylor
On motion of Mr. RATnBUN the committee rose and he
offered resolution 70 close the debate at O'Clock
The resolution adopted by a vote of l07 to IS.
Again the House went into Committee Of the Whole
and Mr. Giles spoke until o'clock.
sundry amendments, unimportant in themselves were
adopted.
Several amendments offered, viz to prohibit sla
very in now territory, to repeal the tariff of 1896
pose additional duty articles now taxed to levy
duty on tea and coffee.
The amendments were lost or declared not to be In
order
The bill was then reported TO tho House. and the
amendments concusd in aua passed, by yeas and nays
l66 to %.
A communication received from the President, re
lativo to Wisconsin. Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
&. B. CLARKE,
tpA vnx.,

q. B. CLARKE
Merchant Tailor, ll6 William street b.f,o,,n yb and
- Fulton. ~ wv"
I BELIEVE my reputation az a Tailor Ia ton ,-.u -.
shed to render necessary for me TO saw bs, h ~?
time almost every body knows. - "''"'' w w"
Ny Black F,sneh Cloth Ps~ Coats made to order for
Wv Hows, grades vS snd *sl are not 10 be equaed FOR
therefore having bad debts afford to sell for mail
profit ~ '' ''a''
White yase,lle Vests Black Satin Do always ON hand
fcw well made and handsomely trimmed Sack Oyercoa,.
are sui lett which will sell at cost ranging in price
from $40 TO SIG jis s'eo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE AND STORE
TO LET

THE undersigned offers for sale the stock of Dry Goods
tcons.ting principally of staple 20 ds) late the pro-
perry oi VIM Hall, AZ the store lately occupied by his
nrm oil W. L. and w. n Hall No. 80 Catharne street. (be-
Tween Hsnr{ aud M,d'son streets, the city of New York
toge hsr win lhe privilege Of the store The location is
large 'front.' in depth about 70 feet, and been newly fitted up
win two sky lights back and with fx splendid mahogany
ton counters, aud desk OF the most modern style.
INC stock Of goods is small but almost entirely of
saps goods; and persons business will find
Tor interest to call and examine the premises pro-
psrty Tor themselves This goods will be sold dvanta
geou terms and be disposed of TO close
trust. Holm ~ TITRNER A..,r,.s
New York, Jan 49, Is47 liz awsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22

New Stock Exchange.
M arrled.

ON Thursday, 2lst instant by Rev D, J. b. Harden
this city.
On Wednesday, goth instant, by the Rev Lean NJ Vim
cen' e. KYks to Miss AMELIA RocERs QUARTER
MAN, oil OF this city
On sday evening, Goth instant, by Rev DR.. Fer
us, Miss ReByccA LANCASTER. of Salem, Mass to Mr.
CHAELss C. CoLBoUnN, of Buffalo, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
MINCE PIE.
HnITDI.fSHEu TEIGDAY booE Ar

NANCE PIE.
DUBLisHED THIS DAY, a book entitled "Miucc Ps for
the Mlllion containing oyer 400 engrarings and 2ss
price only rs companion the idle Hour BOOK
kut sntirely different from that odd volume.
Ane just published, Lsfets of the Ball Room being
complete instructor in the celebrated Folks Quadrles with
the music Of the Redowa Waltz-price l21I cents.
TURNkR FISHER
"a Chatham street.
VALENTINES-The most extensive assortme nt in Anne
rica on the OF completion. Send along orders
M ere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
II. GUERRIER.

DLEACHER and Dresser of Dry Goods established for
several wears in this city, has The 10 MORN tho
pnrrsaud Jobbers thst by answ process superior to ali
e myentops he is able 10 restore AT kinds &c 81 Goods
spotted by dampness OF otherwise damaged this process
bi Stockings, &c. - - 'N''-'
81 Yea restored without leaving any odor or ch.nsup
shapes At cents doz All Kinds Shaws
,cass eods and Ewbrodsres Put perfect order
Of stock Goods Of all drscrIptons All OF which viii he
Done az very moderate prices " = $3.50 WI w
Apply at 70 Dey Street New York i,s line,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
ALBANY, IN. W Jan. 2l-lO

ALBANY IN. " Jan. 2l-l0P.M.
The Court OF Errors decided to-day that it Qhs cour)
exists consitutionsly Is. nsyss The nays we're
Msssrs Jones' Bsckus, and Hand The judges of the
Supreme Court took part in the argument but declined
voting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
WAsHIsoroN, Jan. 81, lsI7.

WAsHINoroN, Jan. II, I6N.
The southern mail is only from Richmond.
No election yesterday for Senator Of Virginia
Several bsllotings made by tho Legislature OF
that State but without election. First, Jones S. Mo-
Dowsu AZ, j. M. Mason ls-summsrs (Whig) 90. Sc.
csnd, Jones 49, Nc Dowell 4o, Mason 81, Summers ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22

fITrsHUES jan IT I04T.
We have western mail beyond Louisville
The Ohio Is in good navigabe order Flour is selling
at 50 6s to 1915 Clover seed 50 90 Pig metal with.
out change. The money market is unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
TAN NER'S MAP
BEFORE THE CHANCELLOR.

BEFOKE The CHANCELLOK.
Ms1 i 5sss A S:s g: Creditors. Bill
TOHN A. MILLER, the defendant in this cause whose
- place OF residence the State Of New 5eney is re-
CURED appear this by the eighth day Of April
next or the bill filed therein will be taken conferred BY
him w. AUSTIN, Of the City of New York,
.u Solicitor for Complanapts.
AIDany Argus COPY. j22 1aw3wrc
HQLMEs, NEWSPAPER LOAN AND BORROW
- EHs CLUB-Chesp Plan to take the papers-Bonow.
es constable At last -NeWspaper borrowers your
ms 70 save ysur credit You have been abused long
me press OF their treasures all the hotels rooms
,hs oar N saloons and the worst of ALL from your neigh
the press until &c has lost all hope Of reaching
science But thanks to the Borrowers Club the country
becoming safer Borrowers subscribe the club and re-
gam your lesg ost credit; eight morning papers loaned
hours daily Tor rs cents and four daily
l2s cent, week delivered all hours of the day Borrow
open % VIM Taylor's Astor House.
jag ltsrc g. A. HOLMES
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LATEST M
TIE E q RAPHIC.

HARryoRp, (Ct) Jan 2l-l0P.M.
The train is in from Boston. The had not ar
rived at Boston when the cars le o'clock this after
noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-22
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
No 81 Coeiar sfrcef

NJ -; " MARSH, Aeeoyntant, author OF the Science
~ Oh Deube Entry Bookkeeping SimpliRcd" and the
81 u sale Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues
GouTss Of S puoc respectfully inform
GO an assured that the plan pursued by M Marsh teach
ing tns branch, is truly Of practice
oo2ss Iather than ofecures the theory
POOLS CONSTITUTING set and person Of good capacity will
py inns course becone competent beck in abou
one month, aud will receive certificate to that effect
Prespeotues with terms be obtained al the rooms
from a NJ to9f NJ. ~ dIo I'm srh
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AUCTION NOTICES.

uARpw A lAco HsS FIAT rEATE AsesS.:.,
. Ta DAY. 70 ssSs. ND
ieaie:
aSa
sSSP: 'rs asa
Also 100 sros, American table cutlery and poke, and pen
,u AG psTsqsS" e;.: Su double s.d English
As ~ .ade. sns,ns: rstsn, copper works tic
4 S HS AR s$SSk IsoY RI
Plat, street about eo easi. Of the above de
To esss, OF S
oval and Nat heads The s,.ds Of iron md q
as erch.ot. is directed g the same.
N. s--S,le pos,,lve and persmptory. j22h
VALUAbLE PAINTINGS AT AUCTlvN,-A LEVY
s.may ,s an ON ssqSoy sSs,Is
csvsd from Antwerp in their nal slate and hsb have
not Sssn 's:u che Unite3 states collection
hns to call and view them jss at. n cue
OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON ms coz
Arps. f.. Rr.e,S,: N;
il5loflr
OFFICE OF TIE w. L eve I;..TD b. Cor{
THE stocthoder. the Long Island Railroad Company
are hereby po.asd that te Annual Election 70! fhf
Day OF Fb tn: yo nsa
r NJ of that day. -'
The transfer books will be closed from the sth to the 10Th
February, both days inclusive w. ~
istorl. rIe DAVID 5. IVES Secretary.
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
X A. ARTAULT, I%s and ISL Broadway, Lafayette
baxaar) has just received late Havre pac OS
french Daggersoype Plates large size the brand
which he Offers on reasonable terms Also invoice OF
DIX ' s Il FBisR s y
ROUGE. &C. is lmsrh
- WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER
~ WARE.
HE subscribers continue have for sale assort-
makers which will be offered the very prices
warranted correct time keepers.
hey are constantly the latest styles Of fashion
able ewery Of every description including gold fob
guard chains breast pins; finger rngs braces
head ornaments c silver forks butter knive and
silver ware equal to eoin gold and silver spectacss
cave, CONVEX &c French clocks and Watches repaired
ACKERLY BRIGGS, 1853 Bowsry,
dI6 lmNrh doors above Brooms strset
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, KAZORS, &c.
- John Rimmer Il Sons warranted Needles
Wilson Southern's elegant Table Cutlery
8 Stentons fine pen and pocket Knives
Which, together with Saws, Edge Tools Scythex and
turer' account By X. sTENTON.
Foreign Hardware Commission Agent,
"a Maiden lane up stairs.
Orders solicited from the above goods on the
usual manufacturer terms, (no sommission)
jas lmSr
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GARD.

CARD
HE undesgned begs leave tsuder his sincere thanks
to the msmosIs Of 'bs Long leland Lodge No g. and
those Of the Order OF the .. Of f. the members the
Iloestant Bsnsvosat socicty OF Brookyn. and
lar tbs members OF the Order Of Bereens of York
for their k,ndly sympsthspg with him in his ai
ed by the death OF has brother William 0rham, and mani
tested by their attendance III large numbers
his remains TO the grave, SAMUEL GRAHAM
f.nt DrooRiyn, jan 81 VA. j2e lt~nc
TANNERS MAP
nF NORTH AMERIC 4, MEXICO, &c This Man
~ which exhibits the whole of the United States
Texas Oregon and the West ndies In conn ecton with the
BRUSH fossesson. by far tbs most map yet
regions hu, also the relative position of every
peint brought mo notice by the exrtng The size Of
ths map five feet four inches by four Price
collars mounted on rollers or IN portable form. Also
lat msps Of Europe Asia, Africa United states the
world Also, Juat issued the 18th edition Of Mr. Tanners
MAP OF MEXICO,
now usea by the army and justly regarded the
late AID authentic map several thousands Of this
it.2' ~ ssiach:. in size. price IS pocket
have been Pic: IS cents EACH five dollars and
ss pocket map. published: CONTAINING all the
eS%r etc series OF stats Maps designed for trves each
accompanied by the cash will meet prompt attention.
H. TANNER, 237 Broadway,
JAZZ nerc Corner OF Park Place, New York.