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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-30

vXJILLIAM Is. HART attends to the collection Of
w all claims on any of the departments Of government,
and to the procuring OF pensions land warrants, Ne
Office ON street, near Treasury Building, Washington,
D. G. Sept 24-4nd
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Dr..BANNNa: Kind Sir; The following extract from let
written by the undersigned her brother,
Using physician central New York The writer is the
bereaved consort OF clergyman well known and much la
mented ard her testimony entitled the highest conf
dence. She cheerfuly consents to its publications. II, in
your Judgment, it may aid in commencing your useful
brace the patronage those who would be most benefit
ed by its
! Yours. respectfully, r. ]. S..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-30
DUFF GREEN AND BEN. H. GREEN,
ugtSorytcus aud x0w.

vYTIIL give prompt attention claims before any Of the
w departments of the government, before Congress
and also in the courts OF the District ana IN e ou
preme Court of the United States. .
Address Green a. Green Washington city, postage paid
Now S--tf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-30
Ftom Professor Mott, Of Ne,u York, and Others.

From Professor Mott of New York; and others
The undersigned have examined Dr. Banning's novel
views on the mechanical pathology of many affections OF
the vscera and believe them TO be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. u. Whiting,
j. KeaIney Rodgers, H. Mclean
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-28
TRAVELLING FACILITIES
AT BALTIMORE
with Distances and Fare from Baltimore

AT BALTIMORE
For Philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles, S3-About 300 miles, las IS.
Cars or Steamer icdue Are d"t
Daily, at........S p Nj. Daily' al .'''o a. M
DAILY, exc. Sun. 9 A. NJ. Daily, exc. Sun "a and
and . n. NJ. II P. NJ.
For York and Columbia. Pa
SO miles, 81 500 miles, $2.l25.
Cars feaue
Daily, at ......9 A. M. Daily, exc. Sun 9 A. M.
Daily, exc. Sun. P. M. and g. p.
For Washington City
40 miles, 81 co Ono round trip tickets issued,)
DAILY, exc. Sun. 6; A. Nj. Daily, sam. & 7sP.M.
and g. Pm. Daily, exc Sun p P NJ.
For Cumberland, sc.
IT'S miles, 81.
Daily, at. .....7iA. M Daily, at.'.... p. M
For Erlicott's Mills and Frederick
Is miles 60 cts-6o miles, S2.40.
Daiy,,..a..7'A. NJ Daly'...' s ;,,' % p M
I,rper's Ferry and winchester, Va
81 miles. I'LL miles.
CarsleaDe daily "A. NJ Daily, ....'..'.o p. NJ
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.--
$50 miles, S..
Il steamboat leares is nne
Daily, exc. Sun. p. M. Daily, exc. Mon A. NJ.
AT PHILADELPHIA-
For New York
Cars or Steamer Leave
- '''" 'N' ''' ''- -
For Baltimore
Daily, exc. Sun...............7 A. NJ. and 3! p Nj.
AT NEW YORK
For Boston
Cars or Steamers ledpe
Daily, exc, Sun. ........S A. NJ. and P. M
For Philadelphia
Daily, exc Sun. ....7 and 9 A. Nj. and a p. M.
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via Long Island Rail Road,
closes daily, excepting Sundays, at II A. M
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonington and
Providence, closes daily at 81 P. NJ.
The steamboat Mail via Norwich and Worcester,
for Boston, closes daily at 81 p. M.
The great Southern Mail, including the Mail also Tor
the Western States closes daily at y A. M; and
except on Sunday, at 3 p M, on which latter day
L. p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-17


ana The CONT doth further ad Judge orfer and decree
thai Gins cause be referred to Edward H. Fitzhueh Esq
VINO IS HerehR appointed Commissioner far The fHr
pose 10 take and state an Account OF hat may be duc
To the amFinatS uPontleir demand stated IN the bills
Ht mpai and Ia all Others tile creditors OF the DC
indaHl w IA Ghapilnc SEPARATELY ana oi Ale sand fn
OF YIN. CbaPtuc < Sons, demands accruing a. con.
Udcted beloretc execution OF the decd OF Trust led IN
tiiS tausc from the Defendant NIh h5Ir 70 the ur
fcndaHu- Hanson " ChapllHe, JacobS ShrNrr all 50
besk Brady. Trustee dated the 9Th day ofFehruary,
-l And also To take and state an account of the mo
ney and effects belonging the funds created by
sand decd February 2sth, tcl, received ht SAID irus
tees or either OF them OF lvherev, It'll they or either
them ought To be charged OF the pOsal and pat eulS
thereof mae hy them Or either OF them and The just
credits and ALLOW aaees to winch theF OF either ettaem
IA that beAah emitted, aud the laanee, = g8 aGe
by or to them G" either OF them IN tHa ,th&d AN aa4
To- ascertain and report what portion Of The trust proper
and effects conveyed or transferred 10y said decd of
February, l54l' remains Uud5p"sed OF aa SUI e' 20
the demands of said Compartments aHdtA o1at rredtors
sdId y N. GhaPiina and eli s. thu With tie
quantity, iaea "a Eud isae t9fe5f ah| THE ttris,
charges and membranes on tic samc or any part
thereof aud tire order iu winch e4 are respectively en-
titled t. he paid An ir the purpose OF taxing tue saI'
accounts the said commissioner IS l. give due n0tlee Of
a proceedings TO the PARTIES and also 10 cause at least
~ DIV notice to greu hy advertisement he pub
i7had n some newspaper printed in te cty Of heei
ing this ea5fy fo a PeHspra claiming euy aaAt d!
s-I iirm d: YIN .6af line sous due cotftrsed be-
tie 9th otFGbfdtfF Iel, or my lteu, charge Or
Iucumbrauce ON tie Trust e5tae on ELECTS, er any part
hraafl 2.,isi IN come IN hctott hth and prove ihg
saae teure certain day 10 be given by LiH and
appointed pf the purpose. and mentioned ia sand no
uce5 Jat such at them as stall Het eelne H and prove
tuetr claims hy The time 10 lnnited shall b. c1cudcd
fruu benefit eHy decree he made In thus
And ~ ordered that te arlea do produce tti4fe sd d
CnuInISs iu}cr under nEth, s bu1ka. accounts ald pa
pcr touching hereby reirrret WHEN .lUired
il, hmm and that SAID Gumu-sl hr authorized to
any of tcu, OF The persons proving claims le
fore HIM, tcrroaatorits concerning the saute And
m t4k,I. sad efeaats t. sand COMMISSIONER is d.
property and flid of the ilrm lt " m. Chafluc 5ots
ana the demands against tiia ann ssi, A4@tI ilo iiie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-17
Ne u SPRING GOODS.
WN. f. SEIBY

T-,A3 at r. ed us spring stock Of Dry Goods.
FL osntias,ng a large and complete assortment Of
cLrth sass eles vcslHgS, tweedS summer cloths, dral
d. aeit aud cotton dtlHgs, and other Goods
To- Aef s amt no IS wear OF silks, Fouards, bslt
.Hts u5raaes, tissues olgandies, frcnch lawns. giag
hans h9nuets and ribbons, Chintzes, eTiliaDteeAs.
Prints aIpacas hosiery, gloves shawls, scarfs
toee. ar with lndia SWISS and Scotch musns and 9th
cr Willie goods for ladies' and misses waar-
Ais a full stock cfnisiTnmg goods OF every variety
AI7r ltcn and ton diapers and table cloths. sheet
iugs pillow nens, towedugs, Marseilles Quilts Carpet
ing o II Cloth, 4 Indie Mating, for House keepers.
ToeetHpf . in t,l! aud complete assortment Of eve
rt Other dr. fp 5u OF ESacy aud staple Dry Gsods
winch vii D., iuld on the very beat terms.
ri " SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-17
BLACK.

0oloue delicious Black Tea SO
Compare this superior Tea with that sold by groesrs
bcirg an noIonr ca The difference is too PLAIN AMI
Tho deception too papable
O0ioug plantation growth Is
Do in Hb. cuttifs. extra fine LOO
Af Plus JHra sc
NJ PLrsT1rR,-Ths Tea Is as fragrant and
a noseeay ltYlcds perfume tina, truly IdelI eht
fu II of garden growth, and superior to any thing
ofthe KIND ever sold IA this 5ult
English BreahtaSt, very superior ~ rs
H5rpq,s Mature, strong and '!ch
Black Tea. Pekoe flavor A. Is
+ 6-Eemeinber to all a. TIE by 1oadJ, Variety 4
FANNY t5roc.fy Seere q ASSET ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-02

Eaa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-14

rived consisting Of assorted numbers
and the other Of Halifax No The former were held
at 81 IS for No 2 and at 10 % for No s the latter
were held at 81 rs, being all No as. The remaining
portion of Dry Cod embraced in the last cargo continued
to move In n retail way. at about SO rs.
FRuiTWe report sales 81 800 boxes Of Bunch Raj
sins ut s5c Sicily Oranges measuraby out of first
hands the last sales being made at - ssc and at ~
GIssEso-The last sales made ut SOC, at which
the market has remained quiet.
HrMr.-There was nothing new since last report.
LrAD.-Pig was quiet at 81 IS.
MoLA.sE.-we heard of no sales beyond 200 hhds
Naval sroREs-spirits turpentne continued to move
at 4lc on the wharf and at ~ 43c., In Rough
held at higher rates though no sales Of much i'm
portance TRANSFERRED
ol;-Lin.eed. American, continued to sell at Soc,
whale, crude sperm, or manufactured.
PRovIsioSs.-Holders remained firm and asked SIG so
mess was held at s4 s7 sS and old prime NJ $40 9 2s
but VIC heard Of nothing beyond sales Of old at about
quotations; 100 bbs sour prime sold at $40 25c Beef
Was steady, without change In prices. Lard-We re-
port sales of 800 bills, quality, at 9}c and the
other at loc and 400 500 do, In kegs sold at 10
lSsc. Brter ter, 100 packages choice diaries,
RicE-The market quiet, without change In
prices
srrDs--A small lot Of clover was offered on change
and was held TX The last sales Pennsylvania were
made at a IN cents.
suoAR-Sales Of 100 hhds of Muscovado were made Mt
"a cents and 40 hhds New Orleans at ~ ~ cents
box sugar. brown, were worth ga "a cents white do
a So cents.
TALLow continued to move In a moderate wav Mt ga!
a cents. - -
WHALEBoNE-We report sales of 10000 lbs North
west at 3O7s cents. We heard Of transactions in
South Sea
WhIsKEY-A small sale Of 20 bbls was made at axe
WooL-3O bales of Buenos Ayres washed sold at II
cents, months. In American descriptions there
no change About 900 bales have arrived the
rior since the opening Of the river
FRErcHrs.-Rates were rather heavy. A small en-
gagement Of $50 bbs -four made to Liverpool at o.
Scotch ship, was taken up for Cork and market
to loud with grain in bulk, at l9d God In bulk
offered for grain to Ireland To Antwerp grain In bulk
was taken at IS cents -four at 81 co. and rioe at 80
6s Cd was offered for -four to Liverpool.
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BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON, April IL, lS47.
The Nacy-Gen SCOTS Msriean Ta,i6-7xe
Steamer Poik-Col. Harvey.
The attack Alvarado is to be a combined
one. General Quitman's brigade is detailed to
attack II by land, and portion of the squadron.
under whose conduct have not learned, TO open
hre upon II from the harbor. The navy has
behaved CALAMITY in the capture of Vera Cruz
Its conduct has been in the highest degree praise
worthy. From the landing of the troops to the
last gun fired, 1t has proved itself worthy of its
pristine glory. II will now be at liberty to act
spritedly, released from its tiresome watch and
ward over the Castle of San Juan de UlIa. Com.
Perry has increased means al his command, and
the entire coast will be soon reduced, and everv
port occupied by our custom-housc officers
II appears that Gen Scott has anticipated the
administrations fiscal scheme with regard to
Mexico, and has actually established tariff At
Vera Cruz, the revenue accruing from which is
to be applied to the relief of the sick and wound
ed, as well of the poor and destitute citizens.
There is something extremely amusing in this
fact, in view of the violent denuncation of Mr..
Walkers tariff, by some of the party papers,
some of which contain, side by side with extra
VACANT laudation of Gen. Scott, bitter philippines
"t"'''o' IdPdClly, DcCauSe OF the
imposition Of the Mexican tariff
The steamer Polk is now lying at the aayy
yard of this city, having put in for alteration and
repair. Her principal defect is that she is too
small for her weight-her machinery, engines,
&c, causing her to draw ten feet five inches
water, whereas, she was intended to draw but
eight feet. II is thought she must be cut in two
and heightened in the waist. If so, she will be-
sent round to Philadelphia for the purpose, and
her officers, armament and crew, transferred TO
another vessel. Some suppose she can be rem
dered fit for service without cutting her in two.
Should her repairs consume much time, a trans
fer will be made, as the duty for which she was
intended admits of no delay. She took on, five
guns-two heavy, and three of smaller calibre $50
The two heavy she left at Norfolk on her
return from her unsuccessful trip.
it creates much surprise that Colonel Harney's
name was not mentioned in Gen Scotts des-
patches. His charge is talked Of by those who
witnessed it, as of the most brilliant things
on record. GALvrKNsIs
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OF the Sl26 1916 bills and notes discounted, lying over
and in Judgment s29,763 considered doubtful and
So aO5 bad leaving balance Of 500 337 considered good
or the 1928, s79 lying and in judgment In April
1885, S2s 800 considered doubtful and S2756 bad
leaving balance Of a33 which must have been
sidercd good it is not considered bad doubtful
We do find In the report Of this institution any
uation of the balance in this tom Tho worry great In
crease in the circulation since last April Ii strange
circumstance in the movement ofthis bank considering
the slight variation In the amount of specie hand
The following table will exhibit the aggregate business
ofhe Ohio canal at Cleveland and reduced
tons Of 1000 pounds and viii also show tho proportional
amount of leading articles Of export and import From
an examination of this table 1t will appear that the
ports exceed the imports in the ratio Of about ~
that wheat and -four constitute about Of
the entire exports and that tho coal trade is nearly
seventh of the entire canal business of Cleveland:
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BUFFALO. April l3-sk 2. NJ

BUFFALO, April l3-sk NJ.
We have had delightful day Tho lee Ia upon this
side Of the lake and will require sasery wind and
some heavy showers Of rain to disodge it,
The steamer United States arrived here Saturday
and left again on Sunday She the first boat 70 ar
rive and the first to leave but compelled return
The Madison appeared Of tho harbor this morning and
made several unsuccessul attempts In but nnai
ly went up the lake.
All s life and hustle along the xhnryea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-14
WASHINGTON, April IL, lSs7
The Merit Prcsidency-.Mr. Calhoun and Gen
T.. Tduior

The Nert Presidency-lMr. Calhoun and Gen
r.. Taylor.
About two weeks ago, we addressed letter to
the Herald, upon the question Of the next Presi.
dency, in which we laid down the impression
that il was the intention of Mr.. Calhoun to con.
centratc, as far as possible, his strength in the
support of Gen. Taylor for the campaign of 1913
That letter did not reach you, or was suppressed,
from a conviction of the utter mprobability Of
the political combination indicated
One Of the Baltimore papers of this morning,
in the emphatic endorsement Of the plan by it's
Washington correspondent, with whom we are
ligent letters, strengthens this impression, so far
as TO justify, on our part, reIteration of our
marks upon the original communication Of the
main fact TO us by distinguished friend Of Mr..
Calhoun
The debates upon the war in both Houses.
during the last session, afford strong circumstnn.
tial evidence Of this movement Of Mr. Calhoun
The opposition TO the scheme Of the Lieutenant
General by the balance OF power party ia the Sc
nate, or Mr.. Culhoun's immediate friends, and
their hearty cooperation in the undlutod reso
lutions Of thanks 10 old Rough and Tumble; the
unqualified denuncia,on Of The scheme Of allow
ing the President TO select Q Maor-GeDeral IS
COMMANDMENTS Chief without reference 10 date
OF commission, by the South Cnronians in the
House, against the body OF the dernocfats, would,
all taken together, and by itself, rather. argue a
spirit Of disaffecton toward the administration,
than any design or collusion TO the elevation Of
General Taylor.
But il is now clearly minated TO be the policy
Of Mr.. Calhoun TO fall beck himself and rrllf
upon General Taylor. Whether this project "
be carried out remains TO he tested by future roi
,ingencies but that II IL available TO The pciIuc7'
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AMUsEM ENTN.

DARK THEATRE "Wednesday Evening, Apr,I 18Th, will
b PGarSs .i play e W. wsSs s GofSaat
ykssH Sss SMa NoSE ss 2f E.,si
TO conclude with the STAGE i sTRucx yANKEE--
PssSr nj by Mr''s MISS 0''ss' f'"'N' Mrs venom
BOZ Boyyss 81, FL 50 cents; Gallery Is cents
Doors open o'clock Curtain rises s' quarter
RoWERY THEATRE-A: W Jss.:os' P.opns,O,. i;
ih1Wi be performed The scenic ,P.et,c,s THE NA1AD
80. Hdswsy iSs Sa aaess Mss
rSe: e ~as viz b: s e f
6SS '%s%s Cs,Pds sfssnH
Bs1 BG.G.e Mr. Booth E%G M sss ssn
MrCHELt's OLYMPIC THEATRE, wedaesd,y Eve
rak S s %Ss
s;h is1S l Easa sa:a W. @
70 Seneiaie with the ississ OF THE HOUSE DoG-Dust
r Dsi s Boxes SSgs Rs' = Pit s
Doors open at o'clock Cnr,an rise ~ o'clock precisely
RoWERr AMPHlrHEArRE, Thi, evening", Ap5ii
oh hH.; xssS &. fIHS
sdas a. F E.ii s;i rf}DS THE FLYING
ii TSs sspslais si MATcEhEss GRACE in
sts . 9s III Doors open perform
pALMo's OPERA HOUSE. Chambers Wednesday
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES , Ss.iss ssss SsfIi Is.:s
fse s ae H1s
dysosto, sig5a Boulard; Aseani9 PeTacei Sig: Benefit
RRs1ss H''f!iGs.e S. o'es' Sig S'HS's'
Fer boss s and PA
rrya!es Boxes for persons s2 Do do fore persons, SO
ill O'Clock. ?" NJ, daily 1t inc o'' o"'' "'" " a. >"
Doon open at halipa,t Performance
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mt can arise in the operations Of the ca.

mails fttt.
The annexed returns exhibit the condition OF the
Hanters Bank OF Georgia for three periods The whole
movement of this institution is presented in this com
parative statement -
PLANTERS BANK, GEORGIA.
=. 49, .dpriI, 1916. .7pI, 1896. .7pl, l847.
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~N. MRS. NJ WILSON 29i Grand street respectfully
fWNinforms her friends, and strangers visiting the CITY
that she has on hand a large and very handsome
~ assortment of Spring Millinery, TO which she
invites their attention Mrs Wilson's stock comprises
assortment Of the richest and fashionable Hats
ChpCnpe Rice and Shirred. with choice assortment Of
aws, which she aer herself be sold reasonable
than other establishment in the city. Country Nners
will do well TO call before purchasing.
Mrs. NJ. WILSON, ael Grand st.
between Allen and Orchard SITS.
Ten good Mners wanted at the above estab shment
IN
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PHILADELPHIA, April l3-llhP NJ
BY the Western mail We have tho result Of tho st.
Louis election The democrats have elected thor Mayor
The natives elected their oouncilmen in one ward
steamer Keuton, at Clarksvile, Tenn, collapsed her
boiler killing man, and badly scalding seven others
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FINE WATCHES.

IN THE Subscribers would call the attention Of cap
ans Of vessels and others DESTROYS Of procuring
ESSsx rate Timekeepers, to assortment Of Watches
winch they have made by the celebrated maker
Jules Jugenson Copenhagen by whom they appointed
on hand watches Of description BY the eminent
elry and Silver Ware which they are selling lower when
quality compared than any other house New York
g. HAMMOND < CO., a Merchants Exchange,
first door ia William street.
ntion the repairing Of Chronometer Duplex and all
fine watches m26 Im3awusc
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AUC,rION NOTICES.
JACOB pI.ATT Auc,;on..,

LOTION ssHR Or Ft thot Asf!iSnt ssJAcoB
over sell s day 70 o'clock in large ;,is; room
Eroey So and ahsa and S az gem
6s When will be 10 the roo
o. general assortment ofeahen China glass and
o,a .S will Ss opened choice assortment Of good blue
ner sets Jugs, &c, 10 close consignment.
& ~ G s. ss s az
oe which are very valuable and suitable Tor private
:s9 % S ;ss place ws oil %
week and importers and dealers having surplus viii find
and heir viii Be strictly asadsd to- AID is the .a De-
ss a that ass owa m % ss
nsSs:, IL S H.; s. m
SsA Tiki 9.
chelsea the store fixtures and moveabes Of
ana 0fsr saloon o first class: consisting q white marble
glass Jars show soda fountain counter scales
anu a e requisite articles necessary for carrying ON the
4 Ais The, The elegant giant floor oil cloth in piece $40
nc above nave been recently purchased and almost
equal 10 new. all ltsc
ks A4lfkS 81 H. kHsGsisF CUTLERY
h, day Z, :, o'clock the auction as We
s sss th az Guss ana Fancy Goods Ao he
ss Epgdh hair brushes shaving ssbbpg and shoe ditto
plated w.; VI
oo vas sI o with sa @ ds
Walters Table Cutlery viz cocoa white bone horn tips and
casy and E asd dy
Also 20 sets rich 0rdoes. and lights. with pendants in
Also, Y bronze and oTmolu Solar Lamps, Gu, shades.
Also a. invoice Of elegant papie maehe and apa'ned te'
Az. AS. bale. superior quality half Ilsished shoe thread
A |:o y case, German nr states assorted asnds
Also, SO dozen tnmans kettle and pot
CATALOGUES now ready. apltlt.c
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HLbANf, Apf1I 10, 1871.
The canal appropriation bin was read third time
Mr. PERKINS moved to recommt the bill for reducing the
appropriations for tho Genesce Valley and Baek River
canals to 100000 each,
Mr.. SHUMwAv supported the motion
The bill contemplated the completion OF the secondary
works before the main trunk
The motion to recommt was lost, and the bill was
passed
The bill to change the location Of the New York and
Erie Railroad again taken up, and debate ensued
which was continued during the afternoon session. TO
the hour Of djournment
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hustle along the wharves.
PnrLApELpHiA. Apr,l l,-lop ,

PHILADELPHIA, April l3--l0PM
Nothing from Baltimore The Chestnut street thestre
was sold this evening for thousand hun
drod dollars, to Mr. Hart Of the firm Carey Hart.
publisher
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Weekly Report of Denths

tn INC Cy and Touny 81 New York from the ID day Of
:, April TO the 10th day of April, 1877. =
Men ST. Women 40 Boys 80 Girls II. Total 2s3
DISEASES.
Abscess 2; Apopsxy.7; Asthma Asphyxa Bronchitis
Lancer q CasG,altles i Gos9mption e Convnsons s3
Diarrhga i Dropsy Dropsy e head, iG; Dysentery
ryspeas Fever 9 Fever Bilious, Fever
Ysr Typhoid 3; Fever Typhps 81 Fever Nervous Heart
lnfianmaten Of brain s. Inflammation Of bowels IA; lnam
nation Of lungs 81; Inflammation stomach Inflammation
ses I'll Old Ags q Palsy Premature birth scrofua
ouanoeaq49n, II Liberation OF throat !; Unxnown H.
u; 10 to 90 II 20 to 80 49, "a TO So is 50 to co.
Ii 60 TO TO- 8; 10 to 90 ]; 80 to 80, unknown
- CORN'S b. ARCHER, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office April ~, 1917.
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NOIICE.
X To Gentlemen wishing Gardens put in order for the
SAhe summer, and likewise those wishing gardens laid
A out In handsome and unique style Borwood for walks
it rees and shrubbsry OF every description constantly
hind 81 the snbscrbor wheru all orders for laying gar
de 81, y XII, se 'r0meaz s;sssdsfh e c.