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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

Of the past year, the large investments in French
and English stocks are referred d; and it would
appear that the operations in question have Increased
the conversion capital substituted IN lieu OF bullion
by 20 100000 silver roubes present profit OF
about four millions Of sterling.
ITALY. ..
Letters from Rome If the 2stb ut mention that
the Austrian Cabinet had addressed note 10 the
Pontifcal Government in which is declared that,
in the event Of any disturbances IN the dominions
If the church unrep essed, ~ crimes being unpun-
ished Austria would consider the Pope incapable OF
maintaining order in his states, and feel II her duty
to inlerftrp. Gen. ReJetsky, COMMANDMENTS Chief
Of the AustIian army in Lombardy had been
powered 10 act according TO circumstance. II was
reported that Cardinal Ferreti had. in consequence
of that notification ordered the Swiss rgimenls and
all the troops Jisposabe to march towards the north
erp froner ~.
The Correr Livornese, OF tho 3Olh ut announcrs
that he Pope had summoned Cardinal lsnbruschi
NJ to Rome. The protest Of tho new Secretary Of
state against the occupation Of Ferara by the Aus
TRANS, had been read in the presence Of the members
Of the corps diplomatque, with the exception OF he
Ministers of Austria and Naples, who had received
no invitation. One Of the persons present having
observed that The document was not written in a
diplomatic style. The protest. however, was gener
ally approved. The Neapolitan Government had
demonstrated against the expulsion Of NJ. GIas,elni,
who asked TO be tried.
GREECE.
Accounts from Athens 10 the 30lh ultimo ate
that not single member Of the Opposition has heen
returned to the new Chambers. This fact speaks
volumes rs 10 the manner IN which Coetu must
have proceeded TO have procured this wonderful
unanimity. 1t is supposed that Coletti has at las,
determined to make the required apologies to the
Turkish Government for the insults offered 10 M.
Mussurus. The Greek papers teen with frightful
details of massacres. In one instance, some troops
Of the insurgents, amounting to 100 men, were puf.
sued by the Maniotes, by order of the general com
manding the royal army, and 10 were cut to pieces.
.e TURKEY.
The Sultan has deprived Mehemt Ali Pacha, his
brother law, Of his post of Captain Pacha, which
gave him seat in the cabinet The motive Of this
dismissal is not yet known. f.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

Co The Elrick Shepherd, who was very
fond Of wiring about dogs, says, in one of his
tales, tina, the face Of faithful dog always
grows 10 be like that oil his MASTER This ex-
plains the exceeding uglness Of the Lo-
cofoco editors Of the United States. The faces
OF the faithful creatures are all getting 10 be
like tina, Of their master Polk, who is the uglies
man in the nation.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

&C Edwards Lester, in bis life of Sam
Houstan, says that his hero was the Son Of
excellent parents. Sans mother have
been most excellent and virtuous
woman and been well esteemed BY every
body, but she bore a very bad character.
Prentice.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS UP TO ap. M

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Misses Ewina do 49,
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p.r.on Iadv and ser,, do ..
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w Scot. Pepnsylyania
Inc v Gardner Rim de- Janerio IS
Geo x Ran'.cr GEORGIA =.
Mrs v D,Rourre do
Miss Whi,e do .-.
Mrs. &, Misses Navearl,s Sc.
n p Renn;, Flnr;da ....
Mrs Bsnnit do
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p Wilmer and serv,o, MI
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p Oliver n V
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Can, Z A OGDEN n St
A aInrs r,
Mrs. n Meday PHILADELPHIA
Ioh, Ellison and Iady EIIioI House
p.o,.,,.
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NJ. FL FL w n Fillmore
T, powHn r MS
4 w Gardiner MARYLAND M
- w u IIsarv MARYLAND
IN Saw Nnr,h Carolina
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MOVEMENT OF IRoops. Four companies,
354 in all. of the 9Th regiment of III. Foot, ar
rived at New Orleans under command of Mai.
Livingston on the 2lst inst. They were to be
augmented by six companies more which were
on their way from ST. Louis. and TO take pas.
sage forthwith for Vera Cruz
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% A correspondent Of La Patra says that
Paredes left Vera Cruz aquarter of an hour
after his arrival-met 5000 guerrilIas short
distance from the walls, who travelled with
him 10 Mexico-expec,ed TO be there on the
Nth.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

GEN. CLINcH. This sterling Wing is car
rying all before him in Georgia. Thousands
and thousands Of Democrats will vote for him
because they have faith in his honesty and in
tegrity. He lays hold oil the peoples hearts
just as old Zach does. Artful Dodger Towns
will be where Gen. Pillow was when the great
fight comes off, on the wrong side of the ditch
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

"We shall have another CIVIL war in Mex
co. during which General Scott will have an
easy play, and Mr.. Trist the choice Of govern,
ment to treat with. "-JVash. Corr. Bali. Sun
Was it for this tina, Paroles was pelmiteu
TO pass through Vera Cruz without molesta
ton
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t ( | { G R A P \ | C !,
LATER FROM
GENERAL TAYLOR.
Preparing to march on san Luis.
CAPTAIN BAYLOR LOST II MEN.

RICHMOND, 25 m. past 8 A. M. 81 Aug.
The Matamoros Flag of the 18Th inst. has
doubts as to General Taylor's movement upon
San Luis.
But preparations for forward march were
making in all the departments.
Capt. Baylor in going from Ceralvo to Mon
.terey with twenty men met large body Of
,Mexicans and lost all his men but three.
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Drowned, yesterday, two little boys in Phi
ladelphia while out fishing. 1t is supposed one
fell in the river and that the other trying 10 re
scue him, both persisted Also third lad who
fell from a wharf
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NEW YORK, Monday, Aug. 80, 6 9. m

Private letters by steamer quote Philadelphia aud
Baltimore Aour in Liverpool on the day Of sailing,
at "a shilIings, and Western Canal at &c. Indian
Corn, hest, 30 per or. Wheat 66,6ss 81.
News has had depressing effect on the market
for breadst fs. Buyers ask a concession of l24 10
10 34c per barrel. No sales Average decline in
Wheat of to cts. Corn, no change. Cotton
dropping.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

Or Gov. Tumble, Of Ohio, is down upon
Mr.. Kelly for trying to make it appear in his
recent Railroad Letter that the Wheeling and
Columbus route was the best for Railroad in
IN Ohio. Mr.. Kelly, it appears. stretched the
line rather too tightly.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

True TRANSLATION. The passagein Cicero's
second Grafton agains, Catalina, .Abiil, except,
evNsil, erupt, has been lhus happily rendered
-'he's gone, he's cleared out, he's cut sick,
he's absqualulated.' ...'. ...
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

01- The Ohio State Journal says thai shoulI
Wings for the Presidency, it will yield the aid
Hero lis cheerful support. That's spoken like
a true Whig! @*s.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

W Ayoung gentleman was one day arrang-
ing music for young lady, to whom he was
paying his addresses. Pray. Miss d. said
he, what time do you prefer7'
oh she replied, carelessly, ANY time will
debut the quicker the better
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Curious CIRCUMSTANCES. A short time since
while little child of a gentleman in this place
was playing in the yard, says the Old Colony
Record. it was suddenly attacked by a large
rooster. and severely injured. The rooster
struck ii in the head with lis spurs, cutting
through its cheek and making olher deep CASH
es on It's face; 1t also picked the chiId's head
and breast, and would probably have killed it, il
the father hadnot fortunately happened TO come
into the yard in time to rescue it. The rooster
was Immediately killed.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

That LETTER of May 9th and signed by
General Pillow was not written by him. He
writes to the New Orleans Delta that he never
wrote, never authorized it to be written, and
does not adopt its sentiments. The forger must
feel on the wrong side OF the ditch
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

Oo- The Missourians are complaining be.
cause the President calls out SO inadequate a
force to punish the Indians on the Plains
They say that it would require at least 1000
lroops 10 overcome The Camanches.
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IMPORTANT NEW WORK.

LIMITED STATES FINfNCIAI. DEPART
~ MENT--The Treasury Department IND its
various Fiscal Bureaus; their origin, organization
and practical operations illustrated; beinga supple
ment to the Synopsis Of Treasury Instructions for
the administration Of revenue laws, affecting the
commercial and revenue system Of the United
States; in fourteen chapters. BY Robert Mayo, M.
D.; one volume quarto. $3.50.
The above work, which has been for cphsulera-
BILE time in preparation at the Treasury Department.
has just been printed extra copies Of which for
sale by VIM. @. FORCE,
aug "a At Penn. ave, corner Of 10th street.
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a5-The Newark Advertiser asks 'under
whose auspices the Plain6eld bank wasgot
up" 1t is under the auspices Of M. Y.
Beach, the Locofoco editor Of the New Y.
Sun-"su6 tegmine fogi," as Virgil says.
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G.. w. WHEELER,

rABINET, CHAIR AND SOFA MANUFAC-
~ TORY, Pennsylvania ApeniIe, near The cor
ner of 18th street.-The Subscriber respectfully begs
leave to return his thanks to his friends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage they have
kindly bestowed upoa him, and to inform them that
he is at all times prepared to manufacture every de-
scriplion Of Household Furniture at the shortest
notice, in q neat and workmanlke manner, andson
terms the most accommodating. h.,.JS ~
/ have on hand small assortment Of Furniture,
which will dispose Of on very liberal terms such
as Walnut and Mahogany Spring Seat SOFAS.
WARDROBES, BUREA US, TABLES, high,
low, and French post Bedsteads, Cradles, Cribs, &c.
am also prepared to attend. Funerals atslhe
shortest notice, and most liberal terms. ~
G. w. WHEELER,
aug 81 3td g. 2w4w e t5.. 49,.
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The FIRST CRIME. Kreps. who robbed the
Tampico mail at New Orleans has been com
mitted for trial. He cried bitterly and asked
that his poor motherin Marion county should
not know Of his misfortune. II was his first
crime.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
MONDAY, August 80
$1,000 Baltimore 6s, 1890, 1908
United States g. Of 1867 closed at los asked
l04 bid; Treasury SIS at l04 asked, 1904 bid
Maryland 6s closed at 80 asked, ssi bid. Balti.
more 8's of 1890 at l0l asked, l004sbid Bali. q
Ohio Railroad shares 473 asked, At bid.
Patriot.
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Our FOR Ma. PoLK. The Raleigh Standard
the leading Democratic paper in North Caro-
lima is out for Mr.. Polk for second term II
says that it knows no man better qualified 10
be President The party presses are beginning
10 raise the visor
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

.qrcident-A Mr.. Hub, while engaged in
digging well at the Navy Yard, on Saturday
afternoon, accidentally struck the point of his
pick axe in his leg above the knee. penetrating
near Two inches Medical attendance was pro-
cured for him at his home in Greenleal's Point
whence he had been carried.
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BALTIMORE, hlond.y. Ane. 30 ar M.


The news Ivy the steamer Guadsquiver has un.
settled the market for breadsufls, and caused de-
cline in prices. Not much done in Flour. Holders
of Howard street brands were contending for So g.
but towards the middle Of the day sales Of about 400
bbls new brands made at IS so, more than
which cannot now be obtained. This is a dccli G
of l2t to 49, cts per Dbl since Saturday. City
Mil'ers holding at S5 rs; no sales. Nothing done
il Corn Meal. Some transactions in Wheat at
decline Of s to cents per bushel since Saturday
Several parcels, amounting to 5000 bushels prime
reds, have been taken at los to l0s cents. some
srsll choice lots brought few cents more. We
note a sale 1000 bushels, at ITO cts. There was
also sale If 1000 bushels red al LOG cent. Sales
of white Wheat ut Halls cents. Family Flour
white is worth l25al30 cents. Small sales of white
Corn at 90a92 cents; yellow is worth about the
same prices. Oats 3Sa36c; Rye 10 cents
Provisions remain as last quoted, without much
demand. No change in Groceries
Whiskey in barrels is selling at 2s5a2s cents per
gallon in hhds 2o1a26d cents.
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o. The Kent Islanders know how to do the
thing. They recently held meeting and re-
solved-'old Zach is the peoples man, and he
is OUR man. Huzza for Rough and Ready
foreyerl
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PITTSBURG, Aug. 40, 2 p. m.
Steamers news unsettled the market, unable To
arrive at fair quotations. Two and half feet water
in the channel BALI. Pat
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GREAT F,RE IN New YoRK.-On Sunday
nightth buildings occupied by Connor s Son
type founders. w. Bell, printer, aud Others,
were burnt to the ground An old man and
his wife were consumed in the flames. The
loss is $4,000.
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CANNING. Lord Casllereash made so many
new words, that Canning called him The lite
rary coiner. 'He has got mint in his mind,
said he. MINT in his mind replied Tierney,
would he had sage in his head
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CITY A + f Al R S
PORT OF WASHINGTON.

ARRIVED August 81. ' -
Two Brothers, Robert Murdoch master, wood to
Geo, Maltingly, river. -..l.
Way Mark, VIM. Purdy master. wosi to George
Matlingly, river
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CABINET AND CHAIR MANUFACToRY

VNNOBIAS n. WOLFF, E. street, near the chr.
IL ner of nm, south side.--rhe subscriber
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
in general thai he is now prepared TO manufacture
CABINET FURNITURE Of every description :;
he will keep constantly in his employ first rate work.
man, SO that all persons who order work from his
establishment, can d, pend on receiving well made
article.
Those who have old Furniture, that they wish to
have repaired would do well to give him call.
He is constantly manufacturing Chars Of every
description, and from his long experience in this
branch Of business, he 10 confident that he can
please the most fastdious. Old Chairs will be
paired and reprinted, and with small expense be
made TO look US well as new.
His terms will be made to suit the times
aug 80 If TN. " OLTZ, I
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% The Perry Standard and the Bedford In
quirer. both in Pennsy lvania, have run up the
Taylor flag So we go.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

Contested Indiana Seats. Mr.. Davis has d, :
lermined, we learn, not 10 contest Mr.. Henley's
seat in The next Congress, unless Mr.. Dobson
persi,s in disputing Mr.. Dunn's seat. Let Mr..
Dobsom carry his threat into execution and the
result will be as the Staten Island News pre-
diets, his defeat and The success of Davis.
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Havana, August II

Moasses is al q 3rs for such qualities as
are to be had now. A cargo Of sweet brought
81. ....
There is but little inQniry Tor vessels. and we
quote 81 for sugars. Que thousand kegs Of
lard sold AT SIS. .sE
Exchange on London 9a9. per cent. prem;
New York and Boston .al per cent.
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WAVERLY HOUSE.

NHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that h. has opened
RESTA IRANT and HOTEL. ofthc above name
On Sixth street, few doors south Of Penn. Avenue
where he will be happy to entertain hhm IN a man
ner that he hopes will be satisfactory Ills BAR
will be furnished with liquors of the best ana most
approved brands, and the Eating ncla rtment will
always contain every deicacy in season. He homes
to receive p,rton OF The patronage OF his friends
while he endeavors to cater for the public taste.
aug It'll ".se l.. H BEyANS
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CASE oE DAMAGES. Coleman, a free negro
brought suit recently in Chester, Pa, against
DR.. Mulholand for $4,000 damages in treating
his dislocaled shoulder. The jury rendered a
verdict for $50.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-31

A NOZZLE WOMAN. A lady recently died in
the mountain country of Georgia aged AZ years.
She had borne "a children!
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I'm Indian Prophecies. The Cherokee Ad
vocate says young girl Of the Creek nation
recently fell into a trance, and has since been
prophecying 10 the tribe. She says that while
in this inanimate state she had communion
with invisible spirits, WHO learned her a song,
which she sings with great beauty and effect.
She has predicted one or two deaths which
have come 10 pass. and told from her own feel
ings of murder. a, the very time IT was com
United at a distance of several miles from her
own home. She has also purchased her burial
clothes, foretod at what time her death would
lake place and certain signs which you'd then
be seen, and from which the world could judge
OF the sincerity OF her professions and truth Of
her revelations.
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New policies issued in July, # 14o
Surplus, July 81 over s350,OO0. a.s.I4
T.. ROB. l.. PATTERSON, Pres't.
BENZ. c. MILLER, tSee,rx.
" asltngton .agency.
), Z. LEWIS, Agent, It'll ST., Washington
streets -
N. B.-A new Prospectus Just received. show
ing the superior advantages and great success of
the Company. aug ls-6t
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Yello,c Ferer in .Ns,o Orleans. One hundred
and ten deaths the AZ hours ending ga. M. 22d
August.
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Mono EXECUTED. A negro convicted Of
violence was hung in Ehngham, Georgia, las,
week
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o. A bridge is TO be cut across the Illinois
river at Peona. II will be 1000 feet lonS,
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Watch Houe-Arrested Thos. King, ire
black, idle and disorderly, committed to tn
Work House 80 days. Jno. w. Foley white
disorderly, gave security to keep the peace.
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o. A Rough and Ready Club has been
formed in Reading, Pa.
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Professor McClntock has been acquitted Of
all criminaty in the Carlisle slave business.
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Important to Hotels, HOusekeepers, 4 G.
FAIRBANKS PATENT BURNING FLUID
r AND LAMPS, combining beauty and econo-
nv The subscriber invites the attention Of the
public to this beautiful article, which needs only 10
be seen to be admired and approved. The fluid
lamps are used for all domestic purposes, no
smoke or disagreeablc odor arising from them,
and requiring no trimming or shutting, as they
consume no wick. It is far preferable to cam.
phnr or OIL as there is not the least danger, and il
is perfectly clean,
The paror lamps have the hydrogen burner at
iached for converting Aui1 into terteres gas, and
burn like an ordinary gas lamp, Oil Lamps altered
at a very IiAing expense.
THOMAS ! FILL.
aug 80 I'm At f. Wheeler's Hardware Store.
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Imporsment.-Mr, Charles SIou, Druggist on
the Avenue. is pulling down the front of his
store and putting in new one. The North
side bids fair TO make a Broadway show, in
time. for the spirit Of improvement has seized
upon our business men.
FiWs Burning Fluid. We said something of
this wonderful Thing yesterday. but did no, say
enough Of il. II is Incompatible. The price
alone would insure its general introduction.
being only 81 cents gallon, but It's incapacity
to explode is It's greatest value. We ask every
housekeeper 10 call al Wheeler's and see it.
Take Care Of your Chiidren.--Several chill
dren Of five or six years old have recently lum-
bIrd into The Canal and been rescued with much
difficulty. Parents, take care Of your children.
DO not let them play upon the wharves You
deserve 10 lose them if you do n, watch over
your offspring with more concern.
Camp Meeting.-The Sragg's Ground Camp
Meeting will close 10 morrow We are told
that the gospel has been preached with great sue
cess TO the muluiudes in attendance. So may
il ever be
For the Wr-A fine body of lO7 marines
left the city, by last evening rain, for the seat
of war. via New York. The poor fellows
walked esther heavily. They 60, not to defend
their country, but the honor Of their country,
which the President wickedly exposed 10 the
attacks of foreign power. Well, may their
arms be victorious and ensure speedy peace.
United States JFnrani. "A woman, named
Caroline Shambo, was arrested under U. s.
Warrant, for assaulting o. e. P. Hazard, and
gave security for her appearance at Court.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARRIA--
HI g Es, and all kinds OF merchandise poughtund
sold on commission by w. B.LEWISs n = t.5i
Having enlarged my storein order ito accommo-
date the above branch Of business, / would infsrm
the public that am now ready to receive consign-
mente for public or private sales. ,astgFez
N. D. Persons having any amount ofifuu'iturs to
dispose Of would do well to give call, a.the
cothing and furniture store, Pennsylvania avenua.
near llth street. w. B. LEWIS.
@ at PRITATE S.aLE.,-, ar,,,
10 dozen superior Wines, old Social, Madeira, and
| Blackburn brands .a ~ ~ -ros
Also, an invoice of Looking Gassesp Glocksaand
Trunks ~ 4. 49,.
| extra large mahogany Centre Table
| Refrigerator, in good order ~'r 1907
| splendid new pair Candelabras, fise lights each
With variety of other articles for sais lows-
aug 10 tf 4H w. b. LEWIS.
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CANAL TRADE, AUGUST 3

Arrivals up TO O'clock. P. NJ.
Canal boat Hornet wood for several citizens.
Louisa, wood for Mr.. Hogar.
Long Branch, wood for several citizens.
Barbre Eon, wood for Cnpt. Neal.
Liberty, wood tor j. Hill. 49,.
Try, seneca store, for q. Cameron.