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Sale or stocks at Boston.

EXCHANGE BoARp, June l220 shs Vermont Ceutrsl n
93 Wessr RK i0k; 100 Old Colony IN, b 20 ios: 2,
Atlan,ic Back VS. ., boston Bank Rights 7o 10 Long Ia
mr. ts 200 DO ~ :, East Boston Co, isi 50 do is 50
1850, 7Gt4 1000 do, 1850, ~. wv WV w
Al AgoroS-s;s hs Old Colony RR ~ az per cent adv;
70 CITY bank Sss per sh; ~ Merchant Bank tx per cent
adv; 20 western MI ioh per cent adv; IS Eastern K.
.s ri 'av; nmosksss Msnascufng Cos tio IL Fitch
Boston Co, 81 IS $3.50 " ~ '
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The 6bTRETh, I D;s.s, ?. ITALIAN
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s.fs ;'
TssdeI%ds GerIi. Tine acton IS il Greece. '"'''A'
bIs So ssn may a Fl IS al the Box Once
RoWERY THEATRE.-A. v; J4cEsos. PIoprlstor.H
viii g. ss 4. s T4N Js1s @
Ethan Asa Mir Stevens; G.T.S...st. Ns.Gs; Ten Eyei
;S,s:S ssy E.Sn III MltS;9 SLyEA ronpln.
ss adS x. bRNzE fHiPSy sGef
Bi,i Ping s.S Hria.w.y M:!Ss , Mrs. Sargent
:.. * PERI sss e, ssa
GH2H SP ST. .sa
MONS 81 MS g., s.s.s, , homo,
'' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as ai'i aTi N; zsoSsn his
,EyANEsCENr IDioRAMc VIEWS.
IL Eg.'1'fe ss the celebrated
forming series Of Architectural Hsorca Marine effects
r1s s i sssS: ess.
THE oxY.h Il ffSIslSe E yh MIonoscopx
WIN aI %GiEsHNSlsF 5 }E. TiM # several
| The finest needle seems weaver,s beam.
Would the %oasous car Of ' JSxasmsni Appear.
THE e. G ssnslSSf vI's
whose rich and varied coIo
de.ng ecstacies of the young. ~
The whole exhibition will be accompanied by vocal and in
Performances commence at o'clock Doors opeu at half
paI7 ~ "''
"a Admission IS cents. Reserved seats 50 cents
a ME Jean Observation-Disclosures both AZ
THE oRFHEAN FAMILY OR KENNEBEck
RSs : ssns Il
also e ost i na.pss and quarter past O'clock when
man Family M. Conoyer, Miss Julien and others '-'
M.s 81 NAf M6STEEsS S2 SoSSPahsrr
van also be exhibited each and every performances
| NaM.s.on 2. cents. jelrc
RkOADWAY THEATRE-1his e.ia6ii.hmeni, now
erecting IN Broadway. will be opened for Dramatic pur.
poses solely On or about the first Of September under
| g. II. BARRETT
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing situations for the
VIII please address him reP.s stios Leonard street
During Mr. Barretts absence in Europe ali letters and
iela fire. W. CORBYN No. ! Barclay street
~ ASTLE GARDEN is opened for The seasoa.-In the
by the German Brass Band under the direction Of MI Monk
consisting of selected compositions Labitzky Strauss
Lanner, Gongl, Straeck, and others.
of half hour during the evening for bronze
hsag refreshments and viewing the Cosmoramas, which
Admission 2,a cents. Concert commences at 9 o'clock
m23 rrc
" AuXHALL GAknEN CONCERT sALOON--
nrp IAN bills ETHIOPIAN nPaRA sERtNA.
Of Vocal and Music consisting Of songs solos
Resis Chaunts, Gees Dances &c. peculiar South
The Band composed Of the following artists :-Mesrs
Banjo Bryant Castanett; W. Donaldson Tamborne James
Tickets admitting a Gentleman and Ladies' Is cents
Concert to commence at O'Clock. les
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w.,nlseror. Juns 10. 1917.

WAsHINGTON, June IT. 1877.
The Whhs House people again on hs wing--The Pre-
ndent forthcoming IN due sedson.
We understand that Mr.. J. X. Walker, private SEQ
rotary Of the President and lady, and Mics Rucker
niece of Mrs Polk left the city to-day at twelve o'clock
for the North. They will is expected spend The Sab
bath in Philadelphia and Monday pass over to New
ork, en- route for the Highlands Of the Hudson and
West Point, To be present at the Academy pending
annual examination by the Board Of visiters
We wish the party the same delightful reception
among all the people that received in the late lying
jaunt to Chapel Hin, in the old North State.
he President III he should 60 1t all will not most
likely, be enabled to lcsve here his contemplated
Northern excursion before Monday the 2st an excur-
sion which he will probably extend further than Bos-
ton, northward returning via Albany and West Point
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WAsnINcToN, June IL, lsl7.
Mr.. EdUards aud Land Bounty Of the Toiuntegs-71s
case plainly stated.
MIR. Edwards Of the Pension Office 10 strict
in his interpretations Of the comforting land boun
ty upon the volunteers who have served or shall have
served the Government in the war with Mexico He
says that no volunteer is entitled tho bounty who IN
dismissed in advance Of the expiration of his term OF
service ION his application for his own especial
benefit" This explanation does not meet the compro-
hensveness OF the law The law declares that the
shall accrue not only to those soldiers who shall
served out their term Of service In accordance with tho
law but sso to such shall in the meantime bo Iouo-
raby discharged, from-wounds received. or disabilities
incurred In the service ~ aud such discharge sup
pose, IL within the compass OF the class elected by AIR
Edwards, to wit such discharged in "tLcir
application and for their especial benefit" There
appears to to be in the ic1sion Office dspo-ition
manifest TO give the law such construction
cude the sick and wounded dismissed on sccOuut
OF sickness wounds both, tho benefits OF this
land bounty IL is well enough ~ DC strict but i per-
ieoty safe always TO interpret ana act upon the law IL
stands w.
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ADJUSTMENTS ELsEWHERE.

w ALNUI STREET. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w Lessee A. Marshsll-Stage Manager w II. Blake
First night Of Mr. COLLlNS the Irish comedian
and yoe,llstI Evening June a. will be performed
y, MIR Collins
Dance by Miss Walters.
To be followed by THE IRISH POsT-Tenence O'Gra.
dy, Mr.. Collins
TO conclude with, THE TWO THOMPsONs-Wilam
Thompson LIST MI Croeker; THOMPSON ID, Mr. Chapman.
Mr. Collins Will appear evening during the week.
Performance to commence at Q o'clock precisely.
A RICH STREET THEATRE TO LET.-The Arch
street Theatre with the Scenery and fo
the of 87 and l848 from the st Of August Com
,ncaons post paid, addressed g. Branson 50 Market
street. Will receive attention.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10. 18i7. jeT1 cod 2w
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AUCTION NOTICES.

RIS%ga syf S,s,! pLAgED
L cia s: T ... ys:I. i sS:f
Ss%s: ss Ss
s%Gas Tnish are large eh table Glassware generally
:a rs s. sS F:as
Re egg and ea,t1d staad, ancient and Tes Sets
s sss; cPpSsas Bodies Chinese Lamps.
cssrs 1S scs pf&; .
SSttss With Glasses and Dsesner. Dish
Romeo and Juliet columns. lady and do boy and dog
Also plated Cake and Bread Baskets Waters ivory Kpi
and Fork. Table Castors, &c. ~
with s'' aaS asR
wen dealers ssney-ths Whole 10 BE- p.1.%pOIIy sold
Playing ca. wsIns e paets e
Art GlHssH HSB sToNE WARE
y &c SemJseob Plst will sell This Day. 10 o'clock
e%sSiSsat fa sSS
Ao s. crSeh sug to 2o p ss sh sis al
soupd and in good oIdsr comprising general Of
sad ba aaa e eass and printed dO white granite
Also a., an ma s,. 90 Of Yellow Ware.
s Msis ray T,; D' M
r r:Ta tasE fpkA' Chambers English Cream Pots
A:o, 10. Of erased and damaged ware, be sold is
%3sn sG
Terms Of sae-under $780, cash. 500 10 $500 months:
$500 aud over months for approved paper ia Itsrc
VIM. w. SHIRLEY Auctionesr
w HOLESALE DEALERS STOCK OF CROCKERY
w Glass and China at auction, by j NJ Bogsrt Wednes
near Fuon catalogue sale Of the stock Of dealer declining
edged, dipped painted Sc. Also China and glass h
lots sound from the shelves sutdeale and groces Sale
desk &c. ~
jeH ltsm
A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saloon Alley Gc 9el
Broadway.On Tuesday the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock al
hs Furniture, Bar Fixtures, Decanten, Tumb!e. Wines
Pins Lamps together with the unexpred Of the lease
This sale well worthy the attention Of those wishing
money can remain secured by mortgage the place.
JeN 2ussrc o. WARREN, Auc'r.
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TELE CIR A PHO

. fhEpERIcKsBURG, June 49, Is47.
Georgia
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X ANE's PATENT PORTABLE BATHING TUB and
shower Bath connected-A splendid ansne emen-tie
uemsn sSout htt,ng up their country residences would do
wst call and examine them they this thing also
wholesale and retail. THARIES KANE
je3 Wtsrc mn Row.rv II "
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ROARD!NG IN Monroe between Market and Csfbsrne ss
- Furnished or unfumshed let with board
TO gentleman and his wife and two three single gentlemen
Apply at Is Monroe ct. jeI2itsrc
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~ REVERE HOUSE, Bow dom SJusre Boston.
E;;1 This extensive edice is completed and open for
sE2xs the reception OF company.
ms rapid growth Of the city aud proporonae 70
travel suggested the plan of hotel ofa
character and that should be unequaed in point SPLEEN
dor in the United States With this view the enterprise
plished
The furniture was al made order and designed express
" Tor this hotel and the richest OF capetng and up
hosery manufactured and imported for the same pnrpose
Costly mirrors and chandeliers Of che workmanship hare
been literally distributed and every article selected 10
respond with the general character internal
In the department appropriated for ladies' especial attention
has been gvenhzving entrances, with msgnIb-
cent drawing aud ordinary Of extreme besuty Pm
parlors all tunes be obtained
The Gentemens dining hall will be found an attractive OBJ
ef and finish and the drawing
equally spacious and beautiful Improvements and
nences introduced that have originated with the projec
tors oihe building alone and with the additional advantage
ofbeng admirably located the proprietor hopes to receive,
Boston May, 1917. PARAN sTEvENs, Proprietor.
rnyo0 il,i.TbsSTsrc
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SyEsI 81 g4E Y E1tyS s. r9S llssFEassSSSs z
B. 2st June will be received by the Navy Agent hi.
once, No. South William until MONDAY, 3Ist
classes No TO inclusive any further quantity which
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- MILL AND WATER POWER FOR SALE
EH To be sold by auction, by MULLER& HALLIDAY, on
Athe 23d Of June next at their Office No Wall It. in
the city Of New YORK at u o'clock Of that day IL not
previously sold by private sale the Of hree
lot Of oland situate the Spring.
field county OF Es.ex and state OF New Jersey The apd
gh state OF cultivation being planted with and no.
atoes aud Containing apple pear and cherry of the very
best quality and abundance of good currants There
also good dwelling house, barn. aud mill the pr. m
with good water power aud would be very desirable ocs
ton for miller tanner For further particulars enquire Of
MORTIMER DE NOTE.
jeIl 7teodsr CounScllor al az 100 Rro,d.,v IL Y
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corn-We report sales CT about 90 $1,000 bushels
chiefly northern. and Now l0xk ysalow, dneluding
1900 DO western nat yellow at 81 10 $500 bush,
els Northern yellow sold on private terms 5000 do
mixed sold at 81 Isl 5000 do white DO sold at 81 a.
to arrive in all June, at 81 u.s. Rye inactive 81 go
was offered and 81 50 asked Rye FIourl6O bbs sold
at 81 25 Meal-Sass of 500 bbls. deliverable next
week at buyers call sold at SIS COX. Oats-Sales OF
1000 bush sold at Gle, and 1000 do heavy good white at
63c. Bsans-Sales of about 800 bbls were made at
81 10. They were afterwards held at ST siH
Doors AND SHoEs.-The recent advance in boots and
shoes has been well sustained and prices now con-
since.
CAsDlE.-ws report sales OF 800 a zoe boxes sperm
ut Slc including 200 at 301ac cash.
CoFFEE.-Sales Of 50 bags Java sold ut &c. months
ana $50 do Sumatra sold 1T 61sc, months,
s f: ~ Co. lac we're firm at 9 s7K for Ne and
NO 3s were made ut s. SIX 600 quintas dry cod sold
at 50 sl%; ss7ks; and 200 half bbs saybrook shad
SOLD the No 2's at So rs. and No. is at 81 rs.
FnsIr.We report sales of 900 400 boxes bunch
raisins at 81 7oa$l rs.
HEMr-The market was inactive. The last sales Of
dew rotted were made at Slco $40 per ton.
HpEsxNothing worthy Of special notice has occurred
WITHIN few days except about 1000 Maranham sold to
go 10 Boston, for upper leather ut 9 a 9Ac, mos
LEArHER-There a brisk trade last week In all
descriptions Of leather Upper leather is uncommonly
The stock of sole leather in Boston said to be very
light and mostly held at prices above the market rates
Inc baltimore and Phladelpha markets are also very
bare.
LrAD-was nominal at 81 so.
MoLAssEs-Foreign continued az steauy prices Out
sales were inconsiderabe.
NAVAL SToREs34c was offered for spirits turpe ntins
and s5c asked. No sales Of moment TRANSFERRED.
OILs.-We report sales of 900 gallons city pressed
American linseed ut 65c 1900 do English do at 6lc
cash; lot of Dutch brought 6211c.; another lot Of
spurious quality said to be landing from weasel
recently arrived from London. At New Bedford crude
sperm held at 95c The last sales of NJ w. whale
were made at 30A cents
PRoyuIoNs- Sales Of prime Pork report
ed at $l4 prices OF other kinds remained about the
same Bsef was firm and 400 bbls city mess sold
at sl3asl3 zoe; 100 bbls, N. " State prime
pork, were sold private terms. Lard was firm, and
sales Of 100 kegs made at le1sc; and l68 bbls do
mon sold at SIC Cheese and Butter remained about
he same.
We're reported.
SuoAn.-The market quiet and sales were light.
Prices about the same earlier In the week
TALLow.Small sales reported for good rendered
at cents
TobAcco-WEEKLy STATEMENT PRicEs. SALES, Re-
cEIPrs AND STocx ON HAND, FOR THE WEEK CLOSING
THIS AFTERNOON.
Sold Reed This Stock
- Prices this Week. week. on hand
-I..U
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TO CAPTAINS AND OWNERS OF STEAM.

BOATS.
THE Undersigned having leased and fitted MP the house on
the Long Pier foot OF 10Th street. North river ns steam
boat hotel order accommodate the resdsnis
yifes all Captains Of STEAMBOATS, make this landing free OF
Wharfage. =. DE LIE Rec, Proprietor.
BBoats or barnes for pleasure fishing always let
Psssengersakcn At all times wherever they wish
II Imsrc
A PUBLIC. HOUSE FOR sALE.-Ths bar fixtures, fur
n bn,re and lease OF public house kept the European
psn and Of the best locations the city the hav
ing other business which requires his induces him
No. ~ Park Row New York. ieitnsrca
W would call particular attention to the fact that
w manufacturing and article Of Lead Fire
free from all iuTsi ections and warranted split
Plumbes and dealers supplied the mos, reason
able terms. THOS. OTIS LIZ ROY 4 CO.
mylo 0'rc 26l and 30 Water sueet
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NO1 by aucon IS hhds. kentucky Virginia and North
Carolna, at IA a51s.
There has been a brisk demand during the whole of
the week for the various kinds of tobacco Transactions
which was most inconvenient, a good many orders
from the country could not be executed Kentucky
weeks our market will be well supplied in that line
specimen Of the crop of st. Domingo has come for
ward turns out to be just inferior the previous
one In consequence Of Which may anticipate good
demand and firm prices for Connecticut and Pennsyva.
mia seed leaf tobacco By the Rapid received about
in a few days
WHALEBoNE remained at 81 cts for Northwest, and at
% OTIS. for South Sea.
WHIsKEY was inactive at SO cts
WooL-37 bales Mexican sold on private terms. The
market for domestic dull
FREioHTs-Rates remained about the same Engage
mens were made to Liverpool Of 5000 bbls -four As
10 London flour was engaged by packet at 4s q As Cd
foreign vessel was engaged for direct port in Ireland
ut I'D for grain in bulk foreign vessel also engaged
nour to Liverpool at 80. Cd. To Havre, -four
gagged at 10 cts, and wheat at lss< cts per bushel
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DIR. KELLINGER's INFALLIBLE LINZ

DIR. KELLINGER's INFALLIBLE LINZ
~ <MENT is warranted to sore. and ulcers OF
Ary nature IN ew days 1t nctslike magic in
ing and all ether pains. One two doses
perfectly delightful odor flavor 1t is universally
be the best family medicine offered
sold at ESQ Pearl street, Ring corner John and Broad
efries drug store Dr. Buetts DoyeE and Chatham
ue IL H. 0lhcs, City Hall j3 30t~rc
ANxfw HARPS, 28i BROADWAY. +. BROWNE,
xNmsker and importer, invites the attention of ,dm.
$xrer Of this delightful instrument very elegant
q selection he has sale comprising of
the most plenddly finished aud also plain descriptions
brilliant toned Double Action aps offered their
cen tone touch elegance and style Of finish certainly
ercelled Harp. repaired strings Sc Of prices and
exemptions can be forwarded per single postage.
ie m 30,d atVsrc
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CUNGkESS HALL, ALBANYIThe public are respect
i9y informed that this establishment having been tho
roughly repaired and painted and newly furnished is no
complete order for the reception of guests.
Congress Hall will accommodate about
alarse number of with bedrooms attached Il located
on hecone of Washington and Capitol Park being in
the immediate vicinity Of the Capitol and all the
iags the situation airy and quiet having the Capitol and
SAINT location in the city of Albany for a hotel.
Mr. Landon has associated with him. Mr. James L. Mitchell
late of the Parker House, New Bedford.
The subscribers pledge their united efforts in the manage
ment and hope by the the
forts OF their to merit continuance of the liberal
they have heretofore received from friends
the travelling public. LANDON X MITCHELL.
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~ SCHUUIEY'S MOUNTAIN SPKINGs NEW
c::H JEkSEY-BELMONT HALL-The above e,tab.
shmen situated n te NEST healthy part of New Jer
grounds, and rides open, offering every in
ducement fashionable place could only 10 the
these springs, have lately been made
the house being IN hne order variety Of anusemen
Whatever degree Popularity this house have
under It's present shall be fully sustained and
attention paid TO the comfort Of the band Of
musicians engaged usual The mineral pure
y chaybeae, and very beneficial in a variety cases.
Route by railroad to Morrstown, from thence by post
coaches 10 miles Leaving New York. foot of Courandt 81
Soiics No 73l every morning, at A arriving AZ the
Springs r. NJ From PhiIadep ha and the South leaves
road to Morrlstown, NC MRS: +. A. HINCHMAN.
~ B-A mica examination of the mineral waters car
be this office HoIses and
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w DOL TWINE, NAILS, &c.-3OOOO lbs Irvine, suitable
w for fleece tying.
100 bales Cotton Seine: $50 do Wrapping DO
70 do London and Brdport Seine Twine. assd sizes
80 do Shoe Thread, various gu tles.
5000 casks Cut Nails, Br,ds aud Spikes
For sale by ZEBRA CUNNING
JeH N'm LOG Pearl street.
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Married.

Married,
On Saturday juno l2th Mr. WILLIAM b. SMrEror
of London to Miss AMELIA LILLAH KiBBY Of Somerset
shire England.
On Monday evening June 7th, by the Rev. Mr.. Chase
Mr. A. MYERS, to Miss MARY T. WINE all of this city
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HUDSON RIVER HOTEL, corner Of West and Hobo
ken opposite Canal street isry-Thi. spacious Hotel
for transient and steady boarder& Those OF
quiet home, cool rooms, and requested call
e sandy Hook and Jersey shore including Jersey City and
highly recommended for invalids Suites of fam
lies and single for gentlemen, with without board
The will all make his study 10 insure the
comfort and convene nee of his quests leo ar RE
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YORK, Qate Millers)-The subscriber formerly at.
tsched 9 che Union Hotel Saratoga Springs and recently
the public that he has taken the above old established house
and rented modern and superior style. The house
New York, accessible by railroad and steamboat has
many advantages lie hopes his long
share of the public patronage.
The house open for the reception of boadsrs per-
manent aud TRANSIENT aud will be kept during the year
je0 7tsm q. w FULLER Propr,etor
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msHEanz MRS. JOHN MACFARREN, (from
3l5[t Europe, pupil Of Madame Duchen pianist TO
HxT1 the Queen Of England gives lessons IN Piano
SeFo,teand Singing on the follow ing Two
lessons weekly at Mrs. Macfaens residence $50 per
three lesson. do s25 two lessons weekly the pupils
Mrs Macarrcn has the privilege of referring Dr. Elliot
Pr Hodges George Loder Esq., H. Meigss, ESQ., Rev
Dr Wainwnght 81 Green street. Spring les 30tsm
a LIGHT HAT CLEAR HEAD !-KNOX, az a
- 1928 Fulton street, has beautiful light and airy
Summer Hats expressly adapted the great object Of
keeping cooLn
The aIhy and vigorous action of the less
depends the cedom aud elasticity Of the head there
fore follows that hats should light airy as
possible and that money with ons of
kooxs than with others Try the experiment. iii Otis. re
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M AsSAPEQUA. HOUSE, South Oyster Bay L. l., is
AVA open Tor the reception of companyThe house
beautifully located the unusually large, and
convenient beautiful bay, excellent bathing fishing and
leave Brooklyn at ga, A. M. and NJ daily for Farm
mgdae where will be in readiness carry passengers
the house Persons aud the to
New York The distance from Farmingdae Is 5s miles
The undersigned will do all he to make his desirable
house for summer residence.
jr3 3otsr CHARLES f. sNEDECOR
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80 yards "a inch hair cloth ssmpl
10 do 30 do do do
II sets brass table fsstenings do
4 do steering wheel fixtures do
do pinnacle braces and fixtures do
sheet brass each No. 10, IL. Is, 10, - aud 2
! pound inch brass escutche0n pins
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FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS AND SHADES.
SOLOMON HART, 2ts Broadway, opposite the Park
~ have IA the full of Paper Hanging
ad Borders OF all descriptions. for parlo bedrooms aud halls
They have been selected Paris with great care and
PRISE the best assorted stock in the city and prices
than have ever he etoore been offered.
Also hand large Of French Window Shades
for sale al uaIrecedented low prices. apls Inn re
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EfiCUktS, ArIEN1IUN.-Stewed Terrspin will be
~ served fine style this day. at the Enterprise Oyster
all Coffee Saloon, 81 w all with Injuries
the where the friends Of
lcifed i-ta ifsu
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-05-06

The excuse that Santa Anna could have re-
turned TO Mexico without Mr. Folks admis-
sion, would, if admitted, says the Albany Eve
ming Journal, justify almost any act Of treason
or outrage. Arnold might have said that if
HE had not accepted the price profered for the
betrayal of his country, some one else would;
and as an act of treason was inevitable, he
might as well be the traitor as another! But
neither Arnold nor Judas was vile enough 10
add to their infamy by SO pitiful an excuse.
iThe latter but wrougt out an inevitable result.
Nevertheless it would have been better for him
that he had never been BORN 1t must needs
be that offences come, but wo unto him BY
whom they come To seriously urge it
would be to add ridicule TO infamy.
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DIED

On the morning of the 9Th instant at his resi-
dence in Georgetown, in the 75lh year of his age,
General WALTER SMITH, for many years among
the leading merchants of this District, and widely
known and esteemed for his enterprise, public spirit
probty, and philanthropy.
His funeral will take place on Friday afternoon,
the 7th instant at Al o'clock, which the friends of
tice.
DIED, in the city of New Orleans, on the oath
ultmo, Capt. ALEXANDER ]. SWIFT, of the
corps of Engineers, u 8. Army, aged 81 years.