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The national whig., 1847-06-14

NNHOMAS C. WILSON, Ancti0neer 81
Il Commission Merchant, fronting on 9th and the
west end Of Centre Market, between Louisiana Av
enue and street. Regular sale days every market
day. Just received fresh supply Of Flower and
Garden Seeds from Weathersfeld.
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The national whig., 1847-06-14
SEASONABLE MEDICINES.

oLIAoo4NIADIL ul ulIDlOllN IlOs
BULBS extract Of SarsapariIIa
Sands do do
Leidy's do do
T0wnsend's do
SchWartZe's do
H0uck's Panacea
SWaim's do
syrup Sarsa parilla Compound
These medicines all Of Standard Merit, and
are warranted pure and genuine. At this season Of
the year they will be found highly beneficial for p,l-
rifying the blood and invgorating the system.
For sale by CHAS. STOrT.
Drug & Apoh corner Of 7th s. Pa av.
may 21 If
The national whig., 1847-06-14

The Louisa Railroad in Virginia and the
Charlotte Railroad in South and North Carolina
are sure TO be made The utmost excitement
prevails upon the subjects.
The national whig., 1847-06-14

The mechanics Of Richmond, Va, are form.
ing Union Societies. Right.
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LINCOLN'S LlYY.

II APPLETON & co have just published
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extended list of cal sch0Ohooks which the Ap
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mainly the paucy Of is notes Ia this edition Proie'
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from the first five books Of Ivy made As best 10 Illus
trate the romantic character Of the early Roman History
ard the fweufyirst and twenty second books are given
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The appended by Professor Lincoln are full, ex
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CoTroS CROP-THE ARMY WORM We regret
10 state that the genuine army worm, which caused
such destructive rsvsges TO the cotton crop last year
has made lie appearance simultaneously 10 several parts
Of Mississippi threatening again 10 destroy the lsbors OF
the planter Letters received yesterday mention s Sp
pesrance IA Warren. Adams Jefferson. Conc ordia and
Wilkinson Counties aud from the alarming rapidity
with which the insect spreads. II is apprehended thst
The vi sitso1 will be general throughout the country
Fortunately the crop ia farther ADVANCED tnsh was a
tols period year, and thus less exposed 10 me de
predictions Of the caerpiler but sun II cannot oe os
euseo that much mischief may be accomplished by
the secopd brood OF worms, fortnight ntnce. more
especially II the weather should continue rainy
IN o Times.
DEATH OF A SISTER or CHARITY.-One OF those
angels OF mercy who, for the holy cause OF religion
b.fi.h themselves from the gsyetes oi The "orih 10
wei: upon the of the suffering aud me Dying h7s
n, sst become the martyr Of her own charity IN st,u
day morning ls.t Sister Mary Delphns Leiger oied OIL
yellow fever in the Hospital She ives 80 years OF age
and Vas native Of PENNEY lysnia she had oeeh t"O
wears in the Hospital aud for eight years member o.
the SistcrhOod Upcessng 10 her attention 10 tue slcA
she herself fell victim to the scourge that ls now
devastating city. She who was All snge on esttn 10
OF the cleo! Of heaven N D Delta Aug ~
ToRSsDo.-We fear from accounts which we
received yesterday afternoon that calamity OF rathsr
serious hss befaen the good people OF Cornwall;
We understand that terrible storm OF wind swept over
the place on Sunday blowing down houses and uproo,-
Inc trees spd ihst loss Of life had been sseerained
vet there serious destruction OF property the
house of the gentleman who gave us this iniormauon
bad been partly blown away and all hs barns apd OUT
houses Montreal Courier Tuesday.
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AMERICAN ARCHITECT.

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adapted the and varied circumstancesof Amer
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r.y- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE

CLEARED
Ships Northumberland. Griswod. London. } Gris-
void; chsrlrmsgno. Packard Pictou Ms Splendid
Craxford Hsvre. VIM Nhiilock.
Banks Ocean, (Besisn) De Ruyter Antwerp VIM
Weisser; Virginia. tNorw) Jsusun Go,tenburgh, c l.
Hshech
BrlCs Damascus Brennan. P!ctou. Badger. Peek Co
David Dufil. Colleit Wilmington g. fo"sh
Madison. Wrkins savannah sturees Cearmsn Go
Nose. Rulkley Charleston, Geo Bulkey Marcehus
Josslyn 81 MARKS sc. Cos. Anderson & CO. Anne &
Julia Pratt ST Thomas and Marscsibo Maitland, Phelps
& Co
schrs Jane. Harvey Smith Rio lie Jsneiro Roe,
Seward Baltimore. Johnson LOwden Sage Mel
Seus-p Savannah. l. McCready s Co Julspp Chap
lin EdeLton and Plymouth.
sloop Rhode Island Hull. Providence.
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HARnWARF. NAILS. &c.
HATS.

~ Gentlemen'- Haf--Fau siyie-BiRD, corner
Pine and Nassau s-The proprietor q tbs establishment
stimulated by the liberal PATRONAGE extended 10 him BY the
plbc induced offer 20 their inspection and inn
proved style q Hat for the season. confident that the durs
bty and finish Of the will insure their concurrent
appreciation. The Improvements which he has gradually
introduced the manufacture ard style q Hats needs
other commentator than that they have been uniformly
adopted BY the elite u he City.
al lmis- BIRD cor Pine and Nassau
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shin Sutton. Galloway, ds I'm Charleston. cotton
ysrn &c TO Geo Sutton IN lat 81 Is, ~ long ~ ~ pass
ed the hull of vessel bottom up. a2pesred T. hsve been
but short time In that situation had been boarded oy
sona vessel she had hole cut through The slaroosrd
eide of her bottom could no, make out any name a'
che swan too deep appeared TO be ves'ei Oh ABOUT
$50 tons burden. q.
R.rs F>sc, White ! ds I'm ssvGnnsh Ia ballast 20
sturees Chairman & Co. The Exact was gotten on a
sand bar miles inside Tobee BAR through the inecs ncy
voung and INEXPERIENCED pilot not knowing his duty
Jslv 81 The Pilots OF the port Of Savannah wrecked
IN, sse and Immediately after the arrival at the ciy
of savsnnsh they lbeled for salvage on vessel sni
careo-ying claim 10 the hehes, rate Of salvage In s'k
ns as 600 and their expenses which would amount 70
s9o0O The value OF the property saved smornied 10
s9i 0O0 No reasonable compensation would satisfy
s ,he case 10 no " before Hon. Judge Nichol-to cay
II pilots on their own cruising s'o0no' arc en'''s1 "
salvage when they pu, sshore
~ Wsl.h loi Philsdl Ames s. Dc I'm burg
o 37f bars iron 10 s. w Nesn- -, J. 4,
M Rssius faf Columbia Me- Plumer, - Dc I'm
Berdssux. brandy SC TO John Dursod Co. FIRST dsy
out. 90 n-es West Of Bordeaux spoke mp " sAona'
I'm New Orleans for Bordeaux. - davs out
Brig T. jus Gerrish "a hours i'm w-hsven IN BAL
schr Fsereme, Rsy 10 d. I'm Pic,ou. ss, coal bound
to Ssuserlies.
schr Texsn tNu.ius 10 81 fn EssiPorI 18th oil sad
picks,s 70 siurges Cesrmsu Co.
Schr Mary CLARK smalley. is fm Salem. Mas" nd'e'
20 w Ropes.
scar October, Baxter ds from Gloucester. Fish, TO
master.
Schr Henry rrsnkhn NeA1rson' De im hs'~'0H
hsh 10 master
sioop Avon, croweh o d' I'm Deuni' ASP. to mater
BELOW.
A,hip-reporied the lows Lines from Hsvre. TO Fox
& Livingston.
SAILED.
ship. Patrick Henry. Liverpool; Monterey Anton
Llzsrdo Bark CAroins. Charleston Wind-NSWesI
MEMORANDA.
The ship samuel Russell, Palmer for Csaion, has
anchored In the North River.
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DIED.
Yesterday morning. JANE GRAHAM In the slst year
of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
IL invited st,end the funeral this morning at
from the residence of her nephew. Christopher Woe'
12t Broadway.
On the oh inst ELLEN +. only daughter OF william
and Ellen Brown aged one year and nine days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO 81
tend toe funeral at No loo Chsthsms this morning al
at 10 O'Clock. without farther notice.
On Thursday the 9th inst st 9 A. NJ OF dysentery
THEODORE GODFREY. son OF Louis and Emily Geor-
ger aged IS months and days.
The friends of the family ar, invited 10 attend the
funeral this afternoon o'clock from their residence
No LOG Amltyst.
- Buffalo papers please copy
Ia Brooklyn. oBWedncsday evening the sth Instant.
DANIEL CARPENTER in the s2i year OF his age
The relatives and friends of the family snd the mem
bers of Chelses Lodge o. of o + are respectfully ~
vl,ed 10 attend bis funsrs Friday at 10 o'clock r VI
from bis late residence No SIS Atsnticsi Brooklyn
- Rhode Island pspers please copy.
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SrefIal affenfi0n . Teqnrsffd q Tie iOIIoWlnE
~" Important N0tice.-fhe astonishing success and
Immense rafrouaee attending TIE New Hat Company
established now on'v nine months induces them n once
aid their beautiful Three Dollar has Tar superior
finish and more costly trimmings The Company respect
fully assure public that they stand pied.ed % supply
Nutra M0eskn lat that car Be manufactured
ar their standard price, Three Dollars The Company Will
introduce inspection their Fall STYLE the nth inst
and invite the specon 81 the public their elegant and
superior finish. m the opening OF the season which VIII
b. the 18th of August A usual. second QUALIFYING
second rrce And on no confederation VIII old Hats be
taken IN exchange except from the patrons Of the yearly
ARRANGEMENTS GARBANArl. Manager. 90 Nasiau-lt
au1o lmis' "a door from Spruce, and 10 Bowery.
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Tav ysvgR At NEw-ORLEAss--The epidemic
. n p.rsuss s frightu career sowing death and desc
I.ron siong ito track We deeply regret the necessity
~ amounting that no, 'he slightest manifestation Of
s.cne lp the disease 10 apparent On the contrary
~.bir the lsst ihrfo Or four days its msgDity hss
.,ruingy Increased Previously confined b persons
n humble lite lie ravsses could scare ~ be appreciated
b, The gfest body OF our ciuz@bsi bat nov the pesti
eore spares neither class condition While IL type
-ns 70 bave s.d6enly assumed more fatal character.
IN mortality smOng msny OF our most respected CHI
.sts has b. on for severs days most Ell citing Ga sun
a., issi, less than five grntlemen-well known 20
he community and having strong titles 10 public -
,sen and regsrd EEL victims 10 tho scOUrge and
eenssBsd 10 their earthly resting place.
striking festure In the presebt epidemic, and one
tch osepcos 10. horrors Is that persons not unfre
og.nily attacked Who 10 consequence OF prOtr4cted
,sidefce 81 fix eight or ten years bad acquired Tan
cied iumsniiy from the Fever. Several such cs'es
have CONS under persOnsl observation Among "a.
st interesting victims unscclmatfd children. who
iris season appear gey snbao, TO the disease We
have hoard OF Creole children having been STACKED
and several distinguished phys have expressed thu
b. LET that when the disomper stsins certain degree
~ n,s siiy native children whose constitutions have
no, o. speak. been toured 10 the climate by ten or
twelve years uninterrupted residence, not unusually
.nHr tom disorder which In all ts symptoms resen.
b,s Yellow Fever. II has been occasionally remarked
b. ueocs Observers that during the prevalence OF very
ma snsot epdrmcs natives now aud then attacked,
and that the cases referred TO are iusra
ions ~ the fact
Win much sickness in every direction. aud with Il
city deserted ~ all whose means occupations enable
them 10 seek healthier spOi. the distant reader may
readily imagine that New Orleans presents sad and
gloomy aspect The streets are almost sOitudes, busi
meas 10 % ary entirely suspended and people meet TO
converge on scarcely any other topic than the ysiaons
II The epidemic Meanwhile It 10 consOstory TO reflect
th.t chsfy well public private Is making active
and unrfnttpg exortiOns In behalf ot the unfortunate
few even Of the poorest die neglected OF ororn Few
.uccumb 10 the disease without having been placed
der proper mt dca sdyisoment, aud having received
every care aud comfort that mitigate the pspgs OF
ei..oluiop N. o. Bee, Aug 81
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p.xSrnafRs ARRIVEp.

Ia paoket ship Harre from Barre-Dr Hopkins Boston
Mrs Fanny Hopkins do; Mr. Lewis Phisdelphis DT
Brewer do Mr. Gordon. Mr. Armested Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs kennet Missouri Master Kenneth Mr. Scnueri
DR. Whiting Mass; Mr. Fsch. Conn; Mr. Hunter, Nfork
Mrs Noes do Mr. Bersaubsin. France; Cspt kenOeil
French Army Mrs Ward. Miss Wsrd, Master Ward
Master r. Yard, aud = servants, Texas
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W. II. CARY & co.

lag yEARL-srREET, OPPOSITE cEDAR-srsEtr
UVAyE IN STORE and receiving - iate Affirss--
III Cases MsrshaiFs Linen Tread Nos 10 % 100
stsven. ( Co.'S Linen Tread al eoors and No- Clark
a.. Paisley Spool Cotton. cord white, 1D yards.
ci,rk C5', Paisley spool Cotton cord, 100 yds white
ard colors - Al, ,
Warren. Needles drilled eyed sharps and betr's, Oiled
eyed Needles, low priced
Howe Manufacturing Co sold-hesd Pins, full and short
stuck
Purses. Parse Twist, plain and assorted shades
steel Beads Steel Gassels, Rings and Fringe.
Tortoiss Shell Buffalo and imitation carved Coubs
Tortoise Shell and Horn Side Combs. plain and carved
Bone metal and com position SGsp-nder Buttons.
Pearl and AEsfe shrf Buttons
Lasting. M0hsir and Brocsde Coat Buttons
Wade Butchers Razor-, al patterns
Knives and Scissors Of al cescnptcusand the largest
assortment Of French, English and German Fancy Goods
Be found In this county which they offer 70 Jobbers
and Retailers upon the best aus lmisxOI lmiseod
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT

~. H An1'AA A8s 49,
No. IA and l36 Fuiton-st sun Buildings
LAMPS, gIRASD0LEs, CHANDELIEFs, &C.
J. o FAY
HAS MADE such arrangements with q large msnuisc'
I1urnz esabs hneuf Will insure 10 the public, mer-
chants and others opportunity procure cheap and
verv superior articles 81 Solar HanHng and Stand
LaInps' IN great variety
"GfRANDOLEs"
OF new and superior style and finish,
SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS"
with 10 or ghts Of the splendid workmansh p,
with or without prsIns;
CANDELABRAS. HALL LANTERNS" SC &c.
Ia great assortment,
BRACKET SOLAR"
and tn side Reflector Lamps and Wick..
The above articles unequaled In quality style ana
beauty OF finish and will BE- sold a. the msnuiactnrer
lowest prices Wholesale aud retail Git, bronzed ana
rlvered.
NB-Don't forget before purchasing, % call and sT'
anime the assortment the Lamp Store 3i snd ~ rui-
tonst Sun Buildings =.
Also old Lamps rebronzed, gilt and .lveTed, mads 70
80. - u lInis-
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AL. WINSF{IP.

THEMl-I AND AFOIHEtAkI, ~ ktst bioan -
Scoruer OF Markets. has hand choice stoek y
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals selected WIN Zrrat carr
expressly for retail M and comDopuding physician. pre-
scrpton- for which purpose COMPETENT psis'h - :.
ways IN attendance He has also on hama kiea-
Of Fnztsh .ns french Perfurcry and Fancy Articles
Combs. Brushes Toilet and SHAVING sop eon7'rt'
Sprnz Water received fresh snd de,i'rts' re- VI -
rsr.a sn,.rIor German ana Swedish Leeches or sale
or applied BIZ an es peeneed person All orders from ne
country executed with dispatch, and every srties sold
$3.50. "A .snnin. % eoaistf
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CLOTHING.
SIMMER WEAR

OUR STOCK Of seasouable goods, comprising the latest
" and fashionable styles IN the market IS offered oi
inspection under the assurance that the endeevOr
which have elected very liberal share Of PATRONAGE will
b. e1erted 10 give atisac0n m the style and make Of
garments In particular would commend 10 tho aiien
ton those who have proved tle truth OF our assertions
IN reference the superior cot Of panoons we are ens
bed 20 furnish our assortment Of Cassnefes sad Dr
ings aud 70 those Of light and airy garment, sew
.ral HI ghly approved styles Of sacks. 49,
From the particular attention directed 10 Amy and Ma
w work Informs furnished IN strict conformity 10
regulatiOns and have always on hand goods 10 an
swer the requirements OF ell grades Of the service
VIM r. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Iailoi.,
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