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PACKET SIR ByRouNpY. Edgar, for Hsvre !" detained
uuul II O'Clock this morning
VIM i s sS o1 a
cs.S, and the remainder four and six months credit
ansa $ 81 s:. -si s:i :AS S.s
cargo towed the city yesterday morning. by tho
srIr vErcr, Dunls,y Ph,dslphi. from L,ysspoG
"a liant ~ mhf NJ" spsss.ps
hi, port from Ri, psups into H.ng
&, asd II
cd 70 ,s been her ali
The Ss 4. Sn T.sS So the to the
southwark. .
Ban 9, a. WS Of 1aads
bIS.s e si.asSs iis passed ship
standing Sc, iquars signal red field, with white
bark q, :sos, from Cork for Savannah March
sehr sy!sna. Rich Hnck. from Cuba for Boston March
Heard from Thy letter. Coast OF Japan Oct l. EMPIRE
AA A. 70 Bunker Man. 500
oil Porto Rico about Feb 10, R0dman, Flanders. N B.
"Aa'''' Foreign Ports.
d.e Amsrie.n. Ads. from Portland ao b,iss Emma; Dpn
S'; $s:ol
Sss ans New oicbs. Parsons une' Cairo Msmd0;
Home P0rts.
Bo.Tor March isaAIr brig Milton Yors Matsn1ss; sch'
S: New
Of Frankfort from DO both outside shs 1ghs q
srss Chs. HsaIy S:Sep S.ads:
rsls Ssw MH. ::hi Ss.
New YORK brig strombol; dropped down Nastssks
BHLTIMoRn, M.rcn ls-Arr ship Hermann, Welsh, New
YSs j.. % Of
Ausa,ls Hewes from New CD 9rs Vnsco; Lea
I'm it ST. s::es. s;d S:S
si':a ' Duncan Sligo
BATH March is1ssisd seh Boston, Boyiuston. New
Bs.zos sANr.Ae.-Arr bark Montszuma. Thompson. for
ScM March steamship southe,ne Berry
ss
81 % sSr'i ss
fnas.: konso asSoras Havana i.
ba!E C.isdoai., from savannah and bark snsnow9
Peterson York. SD schT Maydowsr. Churchill. New
.SeD T.ss and
9 ;ss: R sas CO: a:l.
Cd ] M9gs sss .nfcy
ss%Ss.Sss asI, SS:os YSt; S::sP sSy;ss,:s
"a: ss ::a
Burgess, from PORT Prince for Bo,ton; Cyelops Mount
Boston foI Yoik Ca@b,idss for do: Roanoke knight
land; Aurora, Woodbury. from Boston, Mary Miller
Vetman fun for do and three fore and aft schoonefs not
yet boarded.
NEwroHr. March l7-Ar sloop Ann Holiness Fall River
br N York. ,
! NANrUcxEr. March i3-Sailed, ship Constution, Joy
York load for Europe; ieth schr Mariner, Nckerson
Philadel pha. . . mn
NEv BEproKD Mach VAR sloors Emblem, Potter Phi
ladelphia; Helen, Hussey, York
NEwBuRYroRT, Mach l7-Ar schr Mary, Smith, Balti'
NEW HAVEN March l7A:s bark Panthes Herrick, Porto
Rico Sid, schs 8 X Smith, Neale. Phatephia;J Shaw
do; George Hochhi,s Kelsey NYOrk; slOop' North
foaILAsD March i7AT' sch. Coral. Cocmb., and VII
Mbsnis Eil;o.: do sch; Lucy to,ag Hsyans sld brii
PAoylDEscE. March l5-Ar, schr Union, Bangs: B,no e
at schr Sailed sehf Z.br,:tis Barker. New
Yotk; sloops Motto Appeby and Wakefield, Sauude do
R,cHNoIp. March IS Ar sch. H " 0cdfIey. Weeks.
N York; Rebesca secor. fesrss. Yslk.
par sonnet NYot ga 5H gsoTi.: Collins, T H?,t
inscn, FhiiadeIphia; sersine, Cole N York Sailed bari
Georgia, Collins, York; Wilson Fuller, Crawford, New
| York; schY Seguine, Co'e, N York.
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Movements OF the Packet ships.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 20.

Cleared.
Barks Churchill, McGilvery, Cork and MARKET r. P
Back; Condor rieree, Mstsnza: Perkins Deiano.
Briggs bostou, Young, Cork and Market Brett & Vose
Agenoria, Herrek, Matanz,s, Brett Vose; Clifford
Ssgua Ia Gfandc, Nesmith x Walsh
ph,ne. Ferris, do.
Barge Mars, Stackhouse, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Memphis, Bunker, is days from New Orleans, with
cotton, 20 70 Nelson 9th inatant off Florida Reef
ed bark Gardner, Of N York, steering south. ~
Brig Hodgdon, Hodgdop days from Trinidad de Cuba,
with moasses to Badger Peck 10000 gallons do Chase
lain ronvert.
Brig ssvssssh. Dixon, days from Savannah. to stus.
CleaSman & Co.
Yds Moses. Il days from Chuissssa, TO r Book.
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WASHINGTON, March Is, 1847.
The Wild hldians-A third Party in the Mexican

We are informed by Gen. Morehouse, late of
Texas, and Chief of the Camanches by adop-
ton, that his tribe have recently taken advantage
of the existing war with Mexico, and have made
a profitable incursion into the Department Of
Durango, farther into the interior Of the enemy's
country than Gen. Taylor has penetrated; and
have carried off into their mountain businesses
some 900 mules, making also a draft upon the
women and children. The Indians are making
profitable business of this war. The baggage
trains of either party, ifundeiended, are liable to
seizure, and fair reprisals for them. They are
the balances of power party between us and Mexi.
cor rather the party maintaining active
armed neutrality, the common plunderers of both
parties. 1t would only need call to bring down
all the Indians of the Arkansas territory and of
Texas into active hostilities against the Mexicans
and it might, perhaps, be good policy to employ
them, as their system Of warfare is better adapted
to the Mexieans than ours. The boodhounds of
Cuba were employed against the Seminoles, why
not employ the Seminoles against the yellow skins
of Mexico; and even if they should mutually des-
troy each other, there will BIO moro room for the
equally Precious ANGLo-SAxoN
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There ID but little chsags since our last report but
We crsdbly informed that many Of the principal dro
drovss Of cattle and, 10 some instances club together
and pay 500 to drive ON TO- Boston few hundred head
Centre Market noticed ne spaysd hs6srs three
old and at Lalor. some early Jersey lambs very
ns for the season Poultry continues high Some deer
bear and wild game may still be had at Newby's and the
various markets
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ssuce put into New York in Distress having leak
In port loading, or to load for Europe, principally
with grain Ships Canton and Forester, by Soutter
Bell; Warren by r. soutter Junr & Co.; Antwerp. by
Meyers & Co Charlotte, ORD eed Gen. Hewitt OBJ )
Brands; Andrew Scott. by H. Alimand, yunr Banks
Wemacumcon and Gipsey, by seutter 4 Bell Queen
Victoria, (Brl by Il. souttsr Junr Co; Allioth by
Robertson Branda Neriad, (Br3 by Hardy Brothers;
st. Marys, by Butler Camp; Pilgrim by J. H. John.
ston. Briggs Henry Woods. by j. Gordon Co; Emb.
lem (Br) and Tuscsr by Myers Co.; Lochinvar, lBr)
Percy, Union and schooner Andes. BY H. Almand, Jun
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M yACKs0N's FILE AND TNTTER kMBROCA

DE- JACKs2 q. PILE AND TETTEK EMBkoC e a:
H. s %s hs. : TO ?:
sS this u1y and the demand for % y
which h, BEEN Effected BY tho use q
The that Of yG had for ns
. .i End ssf q
"a, t q p
the offered 70 The
81 hs most .fliu Practising and
ysIiou' p.a.ion; have been he
None genuine unless with tine nFnatute of JschsSSn'
'Hss Blow" each
bottle Price 8 per bottle Or 81. bottle: for s. nm
Foa stiss sfosd~sy "na East
unasd sss
M EDICAh CARD;-pK. MORRISON, continues to
vi treat all forms Of private diseases with that
years Recent cases, particularly Gonorrhoa
Structures o.
to the patient Consttat snal Debility from secret habit,
n s :y iad ss
Ss gs eoma b S Ssn Gs 81 az
street. mao imsic
DIR. POWELL, UUULlST AND AUKlST,
TTENDs Diseases Of the Eye and Ear and 70 all i'm
dsnee s1S Ss q S% 20 b.. resi-
opihs%is ssoppsxs q q: fssi Passage, Ca,..s.,
AsiAUkOsls treated with great ssrsntoz and
STHsASisM9Ss or sSpnslns cured - Jew
Doainess, ana al oisCnaikcs Poimanenuy
ARTIFICIAL EYES ins.rssd.
bpectaclss adaptsd tn svevv defect ma I'm we
CERTIFICATE Of NH GEORGE w. GIBBONS,
~ Clerk Of the Fulton MarketAbout i've years ago was
attacked with liberation Of throat which continued TO
extend all BODY also in A. the disease
increased general health began er and my body be
The physician who attending doubtful as to NY
recovery confined bed and my doctor used his
exeons me to health, but proved use
less had other physie ans-,hey also tried
their best but proved likewise aboruvc The various
forms Of mercury were tried hydrodste II deeos
lost their actions My physicians left me- then
prescribed for myself and used the various preparations Of
sarsapaa syrups which took $50 bottles but
paposeI also tried Swayms Paaacea but with no better
suffering from the extensive ueeraon. which ali
my body ome Of them extended FIVE six inches in
circumerence but also from excessive pain in my bones
When in this deplorable and hopeless condition,
recommended to DIR. Joseph Heine, No 20 Duane
who the utmost surprise Of myself and friends cured me
reason to him my friends and the public as
kiul physician in those cases My residence the
Futon market where shall be happy to answer al inquiries
conc erping my case. . o. w. GIBBONS.
JAMES ID. FIsH, Merchant, 1906 South st.
+. r. LEE, kxAldermap 18th Ward.
JAMES WALsH, AldeTm D do. do
b. ID. LETTER, Clerk Fulton Market
B.-As this treatment 10 perfectly simple and without
the Of mercury the above certificate has selected
Of large number the publication of which would
pcrfuous but they be examined the Office Of the sub
scriber Medicine will be part
Ste ' " Oh DR. ySs2fH I'll Helm Hsfi is'''
M imef @Dusns ST. New York
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Passengers Arrived.
Embarrassing Sarah at Boston-Mr H + Eaton OF N
York.
NEW ORLEANs-Ship Memphis-Mrs Kennedy, Doctor
Marsh. aud Mr.. Matte
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ratar in thse chsmbsr-s gentemsn with free, wide,
wild and comprphsnsive mind man Of soul, gentle
and ferocious quick and mopng, by odd turnsi bri!
f'cis ssSscious and proound1 Is there man there Of
urcommon mark BY heaven, doubt II there be any
such en- shocked at the grating Of the Legislative ma
chnery WHICH has been accustomed TO move with such
Gem Cas-, he rubicund prot.ss Of Micbigsn. win
lecture here to morrow evening The Generals subject
hiss not TRANSFERRED Assembly. INAfao
Mr. BusRRLL. from the Committee ON the Judiciary
reported complete the bill to extend the terms Of the
courts Of Common Pleas and General Sessions Of this
State except the city Of New York, to the last day Of
June next The bill was referr,d.
resolution with particular view to the exising app
cation for an investigation into the sairs Of the Dams
Resolved That the attorney general be requested to
state in the opinion asked Of him by former resolution
Of This House. In reference to banks formed under the
general law. whether, IN his opinion gL.gaw
/. An association be dissolved by act OF the Lesis
iaturs.
Whether the articles of agreement Of any such as
sociaon be ended altered in the same way
Whether any parties 10 the article cen Dc, py INC
act, released or discharged from his agreement
=. And. likewise, whether bank, carried on oy an
individual banker, can be dissolved In ike manner
The resolution adopted. ,,..,
The House was in committee OF the whoie htus
while ON the general appropriation Dill
The committee fred the annual sum for the deiraya
men of the of courts marshal at $O0O and the
annual appropriation to brigade inspectors was reduced
from $40e0to $500.
Thc COMMITTEES made other alterations, and then
rose and reported the bill TO the House, when it was
ferred to select committee to report complete.
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sAvANNAH-Brig Savanuah-73 casks rice 0oodhue Co
do odernss bales cottoa sas BIowa3s do rsImeie
nb Robert chm. lso dry hides BuIkley Burkl box
Msfh-l bale Slraius-2 boxes Barstow Pope x Coz
casks athrop- box Satin Wright COL half ,rrel
sheldon Phelps co-3O6 dry hides bundle crates
WIlies- crates bids pigs John Randall . bags
sect cotton gin Eust, phen-I cssk M OConnsr-6 do
Pettee M.son3 boxes copper spr que Robnsonl beI
bbls N Weed--l3 bags rufus Parks
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PhlladeIphin Cattle Market.

Philadelphia Cattle Market.
MARCH -Beeves-There were 900 head offered,
and the demand being good all taken, including
$50 for New York, at s. 90 So per 100 lbs, which is
further advance.
Cows and Calves 900 offered Sales of dry cows at
81 to $l2 sprngers $40 $25 and mich cows at $l5
$50 each
Swine-Demand good, and 500 (all in market) were
sold at 81 q 81 50 per 100 lbs.
sheep -llOO hsought in, and mostly disposed Of at
al n 81 anch. an in quality.
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tyurslxss 4 ApOrCs

EOrslHn nNApOrCAtAOns.
CURAc0A-Sch Forest Kng-89 bds skins 1860 pieces
fsste $3.50 d. braxiieo wood bids old copper Boonen
Graves Y Gu.
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Brig Mary Ann Gage. Reed. Bay Of Honduras.
schr Frank days from Apaiachieois Stusess Cisarnan
Schr Alexander. Ksst, from Boston.
Schr Forest King, Kelly y days from Curecoa Len no
Am vssses of the Hghands, was spoken by
the supply schr Tspey. on cruise
lh.nhIs Bu.s Ksppah ian ss. cen p.m;n
Schr Sea Lion Wade, Richmond, corn:
Schs Roaer Pssmelfs, Wyant fsom bsrnegst, with an
choir cables spars sails &c Of ths Br ship Lord Yelling
ton.
Two briggs and one schooner
Salleds
P.eks, ship Hend,ick Hudson, London ADELAIDE Hsvaos
Eiishs Dennison Tampico barks Chde Haroide havana
Hector asnzas Brziero, Rio JAnero; Lilius, New Or
leans; brig Maneillss, Sligo. 81
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nR. JOHNSON II Duane street. sesr Chatham street.
sr Ell : ss.: "a
the he'd sss
SIossh ON ns by habit INDUCED b. young
and nightly ;,S.;
No sIi.1ssca in Diet Or prevention bu.ins:: NJ
b. f,s s'' g. i no q w.y
mushroom dentist or his college. jas lm.r
sEs HSRI zssySEssa
.1s ne .ss q ho.s
pain. and Il Ling Of ne ss:ss.
:i:as npuss e: blood EIS. Z ;;S e:
mos. fses:y
.s s e: sSSs
L prepared from the pure.t scis: and wasanssd
ton aays and leave: every part Of the animal
TSs for an .. kind
' sS sy. a. Sp s s
full confidence and needs ai convince the in
''fssss: :o ;IIB't ERis1;
R, Ms 3; e q aS
NOTICE TO HAIR DREssERS AND WIG
EoR "a LEA w.Liaown Hair Dressing E.t.sli.hnsns,
s business # B[ST liz ssth''
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
MO EQuAL;1aThe iIg.ovsment Of ls4s-ALEx IAN
the Hair natural Black Brown, and give, The beauty
l.5: s as; %
having equal an perfect Dye For sale by ku;hou
S.ss F:ys; T.ss %t1 ssS
BY 4 ies W * ai
uUNTEKiAN 2ysrENsAKY: No. Dixi:io. e; street e.
e.tsbi.hsa ss By the present . ios q:
n: 81 s:'
the only or EARN that can OS 10
without diet hindrance from business even
have .sS e
seated in the with les; trouble ns oS ns
medicine in the world pay will DO TAKEN free
CHERRY PECTOkAL.
aud III
Sold in New York by Hoadlex. Ph.p, CO.. ~ Ws.s. g.
RS.1ND GS II sa
out The United Stats. aud Canadas: ,,;.... ;, -.
formula Of this has been snc
p%sndston Of :svss medical college: tAe
United States well the distinguished msdssa ,mnII
~ NUT IS so; egg broken ard lump&5 %;
egg stove mt these cash prices less 80 cs for
o% ny eo am and
menley and Bedford streets ,.cou wrrxs
OK TX PER TON, for large Nut under cover; The
Orchard asa x.h Co. =: Isl Egg and
g Isl and MT ~ Thi's n. pea e. .SsS G
the same ata'Is'fS
and ass west 18th st. between avenues 9th and 10TH
q r. CLARKE
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the light dragon in an emergency. The selection
being made in cities, where the use of the rife
Is unknown, instead of taking the smart active
young vlliager, whocan clinch nail ct q hundred
PAGES, and who 10 accustomed to ride everything
IN the shape of a horse, bare-backed.
GALvIKNsIs.
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ferred to select committee TO report complete.
ALBANY, March 10, ls47.
7hslBiA for the Division of the State into Judicial
Districts-Incorporatio
Distinction The Supreme Being, that say
never had any communication with men, has not
defined any rule of merit, except those eternal
rules which are written upon the bread bosom
OF nature, but has left it to mawkish mankind,
always liable to consummate error, to say and
declare what matters and things shall entite
man 10 distinction brief distinction Poor pre-
ference. which chafes is slavish owner little
while in this mortal life, and dies. This distinction
is that which reposes metal laurels--metal of
gold and silver ;Tthey not the laures of mind
and wisdom. This is circulating and transfers.
BILE distinction but that distinction which is
corded TO the creature who .approximates to
god, is immutable, and rides rampant over
death and the tomb. Time is changed with its
keeping, and all time cannot dim the brightness
OF the diadem which crowns the head of the
good man.
The aristocracy of Albany, whom, by favor,
met gathered at the Odeon this evening, led me
to these remarks The Odeon is theatre, and
the moneys got here this evening are it is satd, to
be devoted to the relief of Ireland; the tickets
were dollar each, and the funny aristocracy of
the capital filed the theatre. Now am not a
man TO say wicked things Of the arstocracy
me therefore, in this connection, OF sins of which
may be often guilty. This is gristled aristocracy
here hard, bony, queer aristocracy; is not that
which is inaccessible, but that which is banded;
IL is common aristocracy-the rnd Of social breed
ing, not the pulp it is destitute of those gentle
polished qualities which 20 tar to make these con-
ventionaites tolerable But it is not entirely bad;
it possesses many pleasing features many noble
parts, OF which no human heart is wholly destitute
1t will be my duty, at another time, to speak Of
these noble parts
The udic al district bill is still in charge of the
conference committees, and it is in oontsnlpla-
ton by the House Committee to report their utter
inability TO agree with the committee OF TIE
Senate. Concession alone is wanting. The diff
Guilty and difference is in the arrangement of the
4th district; the Senate propose to substitute ST.
Lawrence for Rensselaer, in the 4th district, and
the III ,use will not consent to it on any terms.
The House committee sent their ultmatum to
the Senate committee to- day.
The Legislature is now framing general laws
tor interpretations The constitution provides for
the passage of general (not specially laws for the
incorporation of associations. The powers and
privileges with which the Legislature proposes to
clothe these associations is a highly important
and Interesting subject, and solicit for it your
attention.
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NO EQUAL-Vhc impYOVement OF 1N6-ALEXANs
~ DEns THlCOBA PHE. which iss,antsneou.ly ,coiOrs
and Of ouh and is warranted neither
rub OF, so the skin The proprietor since il Improve
having equal an perfect Dye Eor sale by Ru;htou
son. Moore Taylor, Maiden Lane and A. B. D. Sands,
New York-and by the sole agents for the unsd States
fen 1msrc Il 4 q A. WRIGHT Philadelphia
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NOTICE TO HAIR DRESSERS AND WIG
MAKERS.
NOR sALE-A welLknown Hair Dressing Establishment,
situated 10 business Of Broadway 70. further
particulars apply WILLIAM D!BBLEES.
mis- liver 265k broadway.
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NB.Astn treatment 10 perfectly simple and without
the Of mercury the above certificate has been selected
OF large number the publication of which would be su
pehuous but they be examined the Office Of sub
scrber Medicine will be orw any part OF
VAN 'a '''s'''''' '' 'n ST. ~ address
nS liner Duane st New York.
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------------ q. b. CLARKE,
NJ ERCHANT TAIL OR, lls William street, opposite the
garment to measure the has recommend
ed his friends and they theirs so that my business
increases in q Keometrical ratio. .
It shall be my endeavor give still greater satisfaction
The genus Sack" kept ready made.
Finest French Dress Goats made to MEASURE. $50 ~,
Lower qualities, $A Is, 49, few Overcoats, fine, still
left, price SIS 90. -
All goods bonRht and sold for cash NILS 6tsr
COPYING, PAPER.
kOO REAMs superior Copying Piper, American men
OyO ufacture, which il wHranted take perfect i'm
for sae by 7'l'' PERSSE & BROOKS,
ncr Paper warehonse. IS and 81 Nassau 1t.
TISSUE PAPER
1000 1sdS Y , Whdt: T sciSs:.
1900 " Pink.
1900 " Green.
500 " Blue.
500 Yellow.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
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TRNIpAp DE CUBA Feb 28-n port barks Canero eda
for Portland M.rel t1swl Bryant ficm Wi.eaSs ~,
ham, for York anc; Ava, Chase; Antosete, Ports Emily
Perkins, and Carleton rercey, for Bs,son;
Cole unc New Globe Parsons Cairo, Merrill do
4 III Jenkipa, do
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Prentice lana. We give the following gems
from Prenlice's last Journal. They will be
highly relished, we doubt not:
o. Santa Ana, in his proclamation, offers
to do whatever the people of Mexico may re-
quire- either to fight. resign the Presidency,
or 60 into exile. We wish his friend Polk
would be as accommodating.
o. What a difference between the charac-
ters Of Cumming and Benton! Cumming de-
clined his appointment 10 Major General
ship because he thought ii unjust that a man
should be taken from private life and placed in
the military service over such officers as Worth
Twiggs, and Hitchcock; whilst Benton declined
because he was unable to get himself placed
not only over Worth, Twiggs, and Hitchcock,
but over Scott and Taylor!
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Wheat Crop. The croakers are already be-

Wheat Crop. The. croakers are already be-
ginning TO pirate about the coming wheat crop
in New York and the other wheat growing
States being short. Every ar,i6ce is resorted
to by the spectators in bread to keep up the
price thereof and this is one Of these tricks.
The truth is, the number Of acres sown in N.
York, &c. in wheat exceeds that Of any year
for the last FIVE years full 20 per cent. and the
past winter has been highly favorable TO the
preservation OF the plant in the ground. The
backwardness Of the spring is sure omen Of
a heavy crop.
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STEVENS & EMMONS,
(Late Fish e. Coz
Hatfers-RYOWn's Hotel.

WINTER STYLES. - We would an.
wv nounce to members Of Congress and strangers
arriving in the city, that shelves are now filled
with beautiful stock OF beaver and mocskin Hats,
manufactured with an unusual degree OF care, and
which, in point OF fabric and style, will challenge
all competition We would direct especial attention
the style and mode OF shaping the brms Of our hats
by which secure appropriateness to the size and
features, Of the wearer
Those members Of Congress having their sizes re-
Clustered with US, by sending their orders, will be fur
nished at their quarters.
WARDROBE ARTICLES
In this department have our usual full supply OF
wardrobe, toilet and fancy goed OF the best qualities
We solicit an inspection of our stock, feeling conf.
dent in being able to offer great inducements to pur-
chasers.
| dec 3eodl0ft Hatters
WARRINER has recently
" added to his facilities for manufacturing parts oil
Watches that may be required by instruments for that
purpose and having obtained knowledge OF WATCH
REPAIRING, by practice in Boston, New York, Phla-
delpha and efewhere, viii be able to attend to what
ever may be offered in this department. oil mechanics
| Chronometer, Duplex, Lever, Lepine, and Repeat
ing Patches, accurately repaired also, Common
| Watches and Mantle and Eightday Clocks put IN
order north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four-a a-haf and Sixth streets, on the corner Of
alley east of Colemans Hotel sign OF the Watch
with Guard-Key and Chain, and Models representing
the exterior of selfregisering Meteorological OBJ
servatory dec 25-1tt