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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-02
Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

is REMOVED from Light street to No AZ South Calvert
i street, "a door above Lombard street.
Is year since the subscriber first introduced
this to the Inhabitants Of the city and county Of Bal
and Us adqssn, sSy o and S will shy
large number has been Sold ever became so popular IN
sS las Is
commenced selling this Stove during which time have
Is or has been in The market for the last fifteen years
therefore from experience, prepared to say, without
chine made in shape either Stove Range, that capa
BILE Of doing SO much work. Of doing 7 as well and a. 90
small expense for labor and fuel as the Buck Stove The
fire is made brought directly under and very close TO
all the boilers rom 10 Il y humber The oven Is very
large being the lu size OF the stove including the heart
consequently twice large as te generality q ovens N
Cooking Stoves now III use, and third larger than ht
that the heat passes entirely around the oven, be-
ing distance eight TO twenty feet accordng 70 SIZE
and bottom but by combining and sending the heat this
extraordinarily long distance in the stove before coming 70
REQUIRE much less fuel % cook keep heated II Is also
d superior baker; and the small size being capable Of
With t sn .ss a.s...y %y ass merely
%sy sn renders il pecary adapted to tie use Of board
ing houses academies, hospltals steamboats, and the
Ia as but assm not
ry believing that all who wish to study economy ana con
snss aa q a s Ss ssb Eo IN
least call and examine this before purchasing ELSEWHERE
@SMs k psH P Eseas Il il No s Charles street
4 Bishop Waugh ~ Green sreet.
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets,
Dr. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street
Mrs. Jane Baynard, 90 North Calvert street
Edward l.. FAINT, Hanover street. 5sa i
George A. v. Spreckelsen n East Pratt street. sl
Abraham Mister, LAG Hanover street. y Il
James II. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets ,
John H. Rhodes, l52 Hanover street
Dr. J. NJ. Jennings, North lIsgh street
Jane s. Jewett, Of Howard street.
Janee Young, 96 Eden street
Dr. II H. Hopkins l67 Park street ia
Joseph Husband jr., 2l3 Pratt street.
tohr S. Selby, esq, 3N Baltimore street.
Dr. Henry Snnnecke, NJ Lombard street
Female Orphan Asylum Mulberry street ~
Barnum Il Co., CITY Hotel
=. Thurmon, Fountain Hotel s
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel
William Field, National Hotel.
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel. qgiq f,
Col II. Capron, Laurel Factory, Md
will suffice See little book the store for certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing one OF these
Stoves after giving it fair trial for thirty days and ind
does their purpose can return " and Will nave
their money refunded u
D. No AZ South Calvert street Is the only place where
they can be had.
oct 8 1y'' BURR PECK, Agent
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SHIPPERS Of goods for all parts Of the West informed
y that run the only Express by mail train 70 the West
All goods will be recepted office be delivered In
Pittsburgh Wheeling, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville or
any of the principal Western Cities ahead OF any other line,
freight will be charged at the point o delivery West
GREENE d co,
oct S-lyd' Office Pratt street Depot
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

TT will be matter Of qualification the citizens Of Mont
gomery, as well as the travelling community through
that great commercial thoroughiare, learn that Mr.
Washington rilly 50 long and avorably known the
courteous and genllemanly proprietor Of Montgomery Hail.
will OPEN the LIST Of November the above
mraby arranged Hotel, under Mr. J. j. Stewart the pro.
prietor In the accommodation for permanent boarlers
and transient vlslers expense has been spared by the
proprietor and the undersigned, manager merit that
patronage which their experience and popularity merits
The building and furniture and costly and well
adapted to suit the taste OF trayellershe furniture
de The tahles will be well supplied with every article
requisite for the most fastdious tastes, and the wines OF
superior brand The first session of the Legislature will
assemble In this city, and upon this, upon every
sion, the members, well the public in general, may
expect no diminuon Of the attention they have hitherto
experienced from the undersigned.
oct 3 Iy. WASHINGTON TIJJy
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TIN WARE. TIN wAREu

TIN WARE! TIN WARE!l
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO COUNTRY
y MERCHANTS. aef
TINE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchants visiting this cfy Tor the purpose OF selecting
stock Of goods for The Fall and Winter sales 10 his extern
sive stock Of Tin, Japa,ned, Sheet Iron and Britannia
Ware comprising general variety which has been manu-
Eactred In his establishment and by the best workmen
IN the city, all OF which Is offered extremely low prices
Putchaeers from The different States, will find greatly to
their advantage TO call al this establishments where they
will find every variety Of Tin Ware at prices that will not
fail please Goods viii be carefully packed and sent To
any puft Or the cry nee OF thafgt.
ALFRED II, REP,
oct Sly No. 1856, BALTIC. ST. above the Globe Inn.
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FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.

=
IS7kf The ships Of this Company are appointed to
yAa2i4K. sail as follows:
FROM NEW YORK.
The UNION Capt Herbert, sails the Both Sept 1917.
!" PEIL1DELPHLA,C Capt, Besson, % 18th Oei.
MISSOURI Capt NORM, "3lst g
~ NEW YORK, Capt Ferrand, " 10Th Nov.
t@t FROM HAVRE.
The PHILADELPHIA sails on the 10Th Of Sept.
hfISSOURL lstl I. 3Oth q"
@f Z" NEW YORK, $ 18th Oct
I" UNION, ", g !" 3ist .s' E--sy
Passage from New York to Havre, si2O wines not in
cluded ~ .f.F
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each ship II
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
al Navy, inferior vessel in all worthy qualities
Their cabins are large, well furnished, and unusually
well ventilated, and their table is unsurpassed.
Wines Of all kinds and Of the best quality furnished
al very low rates.
Forfregh or passage, apply to the Companys Agency,
No. IA Broadway. .,'s'' ,te -. octS ly''
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Now e Ihtbiting mt No i0l Nassau street, n Z .
BefreeH Ftlton Ann SIS, nert 70 hte Herald office
m mn ACKERMAN'S CARVED LETTERS for
2UUUU SIGNS, can be had ut the following prices: I'm
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf
ranted not to falp nj IN cents mn inrK '40"'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-02

Also han extensive of Pens OF various
makers which M r. offers for sale very low prices For
sale by g. +. Nesbitt H. Cogswel, Messrs. Wheeler a.
Wood, Bowen d Co., Lambert q Lane, d. Felt, In Wall
street. and by all the Sationers in the city lily
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British and North American Royal Mail
STEAM SHIPS.

British and North American Royal Mail
STEAM SHIPS,
.x7R9S. Appointed by the Admiralty to sail .t7fxa.
SA&aldSK between LIVERPOOL ~ BOSTON HAI6K
calling HALIFAX TO land and receive Passengers ana
Her Majestys Nails
CcAiMsEgRRddd5 ,, Capt Charles Charles, u r !ndkins
BRI4aNNid.' William William N iia n9a
@ HIBERNid, Alexander Ryric
ACADIA, Mel Shannon.
The four Steamships now building are;
The AMERICA, The NIAGARA,
The CANADA, The EUROPA
cIIEDoGfG '''' '' on de ls,h August, a' NV
BRITANNIA on the 18th September.
HIBERNIA OH the 10Th September
The vessels appointed TO sail from BosToN are the
CAMBRIA on the LIST SEPTEMBER
CALEDONIA on the 10th September.
n BRITANNIA on the Isl October
HIBERNIA on the 10th October
KThese ships carry experienced Surgeons.
No Berth secured until paid Tor fal ST. ,
No Freight, excep, Specie received on days OF sailing
Note Letters and Newspapers must pass through the
Post Office Merchandise and Specie Except for personal
expenses) shipped under the name OF LUGGAGE will be
charged as freight and liable to Custom House Regulations
For freight or passage apply to s s LEWIS, No, Com
mercial wharf, Boston, 't
In addition to the above line between Liverpool and os
Maesiys Government establish line between Liverpool
and New York direct The Steamships for this service are
now being built and due notice will be given Of the time
when they will start Under the new contract the steamers
will sail every Saturday during the eight mouths and every
alternately between Liverpool and HALIFAX and Boston, aud
between Liverpool and Nsw York. IA
sss-lyd ost4s'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-02

vT,UE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE.
/ COMPANY (No. IL, Wall street, New York; issued
during the month Of October 1917 hundred and forty
two new polcjes. Wig.
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New policies issued In October, ,. li2
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President
BENJAMIN q. MILLER, Secretary
J. C. LEWIS, Agent, Washington, 7th street,
t.l, opposite General Post Office.
HARVEY LINDSLY, NJ D., Physician,
corner OF c and l.2 streets.
prospectus to DO had Of tho Agent setting forth tn,
principles operations and benefit Of life insurance. show
ing also the great success Of the Company nov lo-u
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
~, ,CORNHII.l- LONDON, AND "A, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK, va
CAPITAL, f5OO,000 STERLING,


Empowered by Act Of Parliament, yiet-Roya Assent
July a. 1887
"a Sapings Bank for The Orphan and The Widoir."
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REPUBLICAN TON OF THE LONDON QUAR-.
TERI Y BURGH REViEW-
NORTH BRITISH RE VIE " WEST,HENLS1,EH
REPIEW-AND BLACKWOODS EDLNB URGH
lfAGAZTNE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

PAHk THEATRE-Ths audience at the opera was quito
good last night, and all those prsssnt were delighted
with the ensemte, in which La somnsmbuan wss ex-
ecuted by the able members Of the italian company
sgnora Carant d Vita had entirely recovered from her
fearful emotions and she displayed fully al the power of
her sweet and agreeable voice She rewarded with
great applause at the end Of each of her sra aud called
out at the close Of both acts when bouquets thrown
at her feet This really triumph for her, for she
had great deal to do to be shadow the lovely
Tedesco Rodofo (vita) performed his part with the
ordinary talent he employs In all that he does, and
Pere (Elvina) having his voice clear before
his role with great feeling and expression We must
not forget Sgnors Rainier she deserves much praise
her companions There is this evening At the Park
Theatre. addition Of pleasure to the third perform
of Beinib opera; the Msestri Botssni and Ardi
to play two duos for violin and contrabasso. The
first piece IL called Les Sonnettes dAmour," (The
Loves Bells and the second, Souvenir or, the Win
chester Quick Step We do not know these pieces but
doubt they both chef d9urre Of musical art,
and win attract a crowded house at the theatre.
CHRIsrr's MINsrRELs.-The Rochester Daily .4meri-
reports Christy's Minstrels having received ex
tsnsive patronage there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
ROnrxl Of Education.

President Harris In the Chair The minutes Of the
former meeting read and pproved.
Commute a. ons.-From the Committee Of the New
York Society for promoting Education, asking for
appropriation establish school ut Harlem for the ed
ucatou Of the colored children Of that neighborhood
Referred.
From various persons to the President in relation to
appointments In the academy about to be establish
ed In IA Is city. Laid on ths table
Reports accepted OF france Committee, In favor Of
apprsprating 800 to repair school No p in the 18th
ward. Accepted OF same committee, In favor Of APP
proprus S676 80 to at up school house No /. in the
18th ward OF committee, In favor Of approprat-
ing $2U0O for furnishing two schoo houses In the 18th
ward with books and stationery.
Resolutions. Resolution to appropriate q sum Of
Sl3 for erecting school house in the sth ward The
resolution amended by making 1t $4,000 instead Of
$4,000. After long discussion, 1t was passed as
amended.
The Chairman then announced that the Executive
Committee for establishing the academy in'this city,
waited the Common Council to ask site for the cree
ton OF the buildng the matter referred to the
Committee Arts and Sciences Of both Boards Of the
Common Council, but action has yet been taken
by those commitees he hoped however before the next
meeting of this Board that the Executive Committee
would be able to make satisfactory report on the sub
ject.
Expenses for Common School Purposes for the Cur
rent Year.-The report Of the special committee ap-
favor Of raising of 5000 974 "a to meet the
sent annual expenses Of school instructions for
fitting up and furnishing school houses purchasing
Sites and to defray the Of establishing evening
free schools for the education Of apprentices and others
Accepted
After the transaction Of some other business, the
Board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
New York Light Guard.

win the editor of the Herald be kind enough to SUBJ
NIT the following questions for public answer, with
in your province to give the answer yourself why is
IL that this crack company which few years since pa
raded seventy Eve muskes without effort have Of late
turned out with from fifteen TO twenty Rumor says
the company Is about dsbandiug IL there any autho
rity for this rumor BY complying with the abov you
will confer favor upon the many admirers % the mill
tary Of New York, as well "a your humble servant.
CORPORAL
We understand that the Light Guard will turn
out on Monday next, under the command of Capt.
s,etson, of the Astor, vice Vincent, lately pro-
NOTED 70 q colonelcy. e have no doubt but
mat the Corporal" will then sec parade
worthy of the best days Of the Guard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
Sporting Intelligence.

CESrREvILE CouRsE, l.. I-TRoTTING.-Y esterday
the seventeen mile performance took place. and well
it performed by the nag which had the business in hand
He won by one minute aud twenty six seconds. lie
was started rather a slow gait as the summary
below will show his driver nursing him with expe-
rienced care, keeping him. he progressed at sure
point and Albert Conkn his driver is entitled to az
much ccJft for the feat the horse himself The last
five miles in excellent time. The following Is the
r.srt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
MONEY MARKET.

The stock market continues very quiet and the sales
generally to moderate extent At the first board TO-
day there was an Improvement compared with the Sc
cond board yesterday. Reading Railroad went up \,
Harlem l. Norwich and Worcester y, Farmers Loan n,
Long Island x:Morrs Canal closed at yesterday prices
The Hudson and Berkshire Railroad is advertised for
sale on the asd Of December next.
Coupons for interest upon the dollar bonds Of the swa
IRA Raroad Company, which fell due on the LIST OF
uv inst will be paid upon presentation at the Bank of
Penn Township Philadelphia
The Chesapeake Bank Of Baltimore has declared
aivdend Of three per cent for the last six months.
The bank has paid the State and city for the pro-
sent year.
The third nstalment of FIVE dollars por share Of the
Central Railroad payable, and to considerable ex'
tent paid at the Office Of the company in Philadelphia
Upon the receipt Of one million of dollars and the pac-
ing Of thirty miles Of the road under contract during
this month, the governor is authorized to declare the
right way granted TO the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company null and void. considerable portion Of the
payments made in foil Of the whole subscription.
The receipts of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month of June, 1916 and lsi7 were as annexed
NEw YonN AND ERis RAILROAD
FROM Ire,gnt. '''.''' 80. .poosI 40 40
From passengers and mail ....... 1881 AZ
Iotai ........,........S 2i go oa
same month last year. .......s.. io'oS@ 30
Increase June, ist7. ....... s54e2 30
This shows auEncrease equal to about tbirty-our per
cent. In June 1915, the receipts we're $l3,s04 %.
The receipts at the Philadelphia Office ofthe Columbia
Railroad up to the 3Oth of June this year, compared
with those for the corresponding period In 1916 were as
annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

TRANSPORTATION OF CATTLE-Our att ention has
been called TO the large number Of fat cattle and
hogs that are yearly driven to New York market, from
the States Of Kentucky and Ohio, and given to
understand by grsziers In that
quarter that II adequate provision Is made for their
transportation the Mad river and Lake Erie rail-
road running from Cincinnati to Sandusky thence to
Buffalo by steamers, the railroad to Albany and the
river boats to New York, the number would be much
augmented and business profitable both to the trans
porter well the grazier and feeder be transacted
The number Of fat cattle and hogs annually driven to
New York from Kentucky and Ohio is upward Of thirty
thousand OF each and not only the on the
provision made for their transportation by the coustruc
tion OF suitable freight cars, &C. but great saving
would ensue Ia weight and In the quality Of the beef
and pork With sorpe persons II might be deemed sd-
vsabe canal boats instead Of cars for this purpose
but in opinion this would be unwse from the fact
on cars or boats until they get to market, and the
journey DO much by the latter than the for
mer --Bufaio Com .ddp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
VIEW YORK HERALD.
Our Illustrated Weekly.

The Weekly Herald will be ready at nine
o'clock this morning, and will include full
account of every thing of interest that has trans
PRED for the preceding week.
Among other matters, it will contain a full
record Of the Presidents tour from Sunday
morning last to the nour OF publication; several
interesting letters from Mr.. Bennett; the latest
news from the army and navy; letters from
Washington; the Legislative proceedings, &c.
&C., and full account VI the crops throughout
the country.
It will be embsillshed with a beautiful en-
craving OF Gen.ra, Taylor's kitchen, taken from
a drawing made on the spot.
Single copies, N wrappers, slxpence each' or
SO Der lnum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
Time of Each Mile. Total Time.

After the conclusion Of the above, there was match
between two well known roadsters viz Butcher Boy,
and the Baker which created considerable excitement
among the friends each The Baker however, KIN. ad
I'd too much to make his chances for winning good
the Butcher distanced him In the first heat which set
tied affairs at the Centrevile for the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

TIC Chnf1hE OF ffOme so much OF the hap.
pness Of home depends upon the health Of wife or mother
that nothing having its preservation in view should
ooked or neglected
If the wife and mother is afflicted with i'll health an the
husband add father oppressed the AID anxees f
business home presents cheerless Preserve watch
guard aud cherish, the health Of the wife and ,her
Ter her know something Of the Of her maladies
he enabled do by possessing most valuable work called
the "Maued Woman's Private Medical COMPANION Ofce
1879 Liberty street. Tu TIL "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

BooTHs ARoUrp PARx We were informed yes
terdsy by Mr. Burdett the Mayors first clerk that his
honor Mayor Brady, has decided not TO license any
booths around the Park, on the Ath OF July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
The Fine Arts.


We yesterday enjoyed the privilege spending part Of
hour in the studio of DIR. Thomas Doughty, land
scape painter ofgreat merit whose reputation already
established in Paris, and whose works need but to be
to recommend themselves There is truthfulness
in his pictures softness pleasing mellow aspect over
ALL with absence Of intrusive would be bold touches
and gaudy ooloring) which induces to dwell with
quiet satisfaction the works which bear the stamp
of genius Among the landscapes we noticed some
copies from the masters and several original compost
tons but all possessing the unmisakable marks Of
natural ability and effective study Our time was more
limited than could have wished yesterday, and we
shall gladly take advantage Of another opportunity to
contemplate the beautiful in these specimens of art
Mr. Doughtys rooms at the corner Of Centre and
White streets the Dispensary
MApEMoIsELLE BLANoY.-This ddnseuse has recently
been taken and Autographed by the celebrated artist
Mr.. Davignon. This gentleman has favored us with
copy of his work The drawing very correct the
extremely graceful and the execution stone beauti
fully perfectly lone. The lithogrsph as piece Of
art deserves great credit We have visited the studio
of MIR. Davgnon II Is filed with numerous portraits
landscapes Autographs and oil paintings all executed
in excellent STYLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
The Married Woman's Private Medical

Companion-By Dr. A. Mauriceau Professor of Diseases
Of Women. Second edition. Price ST.
The great demand for this important work of which
thousands sold has compelled the Of edition
Nv female getting copy whether married ed.
For sale at BURGESS sTRf vGER & Co, a2a Broadway.
VI Mauriceau at hia Medical Office l29 Liberty New
Works Zeiber 4 Co, Of Chestnut aud Third streets
Phla c. F. Fisher, Richmond, Va; Geo. Redfeld Troy
Little & Co, Albany
On the recrip nf 81 copy will be bv mail TIRE
f posrspel al parrs The limited Stafrs 2i az exS