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White oak pl
49S. 900 feet board measure.


The above plank to be of the best young white oak,
from 40 50 feet length, and average a. feet from III
wide M the buttal clear OF the edge sawed fair
full the thckness to be free from heart, cross gram
would injure them ship plank for which they will be
used The timber must have grown near 70, ana not ex
may have regular and fair curve, but short or sudden
crooks will be received
The dimensions above given those by which the
plank will be received, and sap will be allowed in the
measurement. -,
oak plank OF the quality in all respects that above
mentioned be from 40 so feet in length averaging u
sawed fair and full to the thickness from heart shakes,
and defects above mentioned, that would inlnre them as
keelsons, for which they Will be used 49,
The dimensions given those by which they VIII be
measured and received.
White oak plank stock.
10000 cubic feet of white oak plank Stock to be OF the
best Young timber grown and not exceeding sixty
miles from, salt In length from 40 to oZ iee aver
aging Al feet Rough hewed according to the growth OF
the tree ii li inches AT the top ends and from ~ 70
inches butt exclusive of tonguepiece OF rom
inches take out the heart shakes at the butt when
necessary for which the contractor viii be paid one
inch sap each is included in the sizes given
About onehd the shortest logs may be from l3a to IL
inches at the top end the butts being the other logs
About may have regular and fair curve, but
short sudden crooks will be received; and the whole
must from grain twist large knots holes,
any The chi dimensions given are those by which the timber will
be measured and received
YELLOW pine plank stock.
$1,000 cubic feet OF ong-eai, or inegrain yellow pine
that has not been tapped TO be oughewed according 70
ha ro,yh of the tree the hearwood shall show on
The lace 7IWhs of the diameter TO be from ~ to % feet in
length and no top end be less than "a inches IN he 40
I o and under those THAT length must not be less
Than " inches diameter when rough-lewed clear OF axe
marks the whole be free from magistrates,
twist, and other defects -, H., ,,,,
There must be six pieces in the above amour, tht WIN
straight 53 feet long, ~ inches by 10 inches aso A
pieces that will work ~ long, 2 inches by 10 hches'
with not more than 1 inch sap on each corner.
AT THE MAYNARD, GoSPORT, VA.
By the cubic foot.
10000 cubic feet white oak stocks, to be got straight se
siding way rough squared, the wnne on them not 70
exceed fourth the width of the face OF the side as
squared onehalf square less than IL inches at the
small end and clear Of wane and one NAH 10 square mo-
less than II inc hes at the small end, and clear OF wane
White oak tt'nber.-By the cubic foot.
No l. Ten pieces Of No, " be ten feet In length &c
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NEW GOODS.-Ths day received
& rio hlncl 1l, mans

NEW GOODS.--This day received
IN pieces rich black gros de Rne for veseltes man.
ties, &c.
20 pieces rich black silk laces and iringes
20 g rich dress silks, newest styles
80 90 French nusns and lawns
10 6 handsome ginghams
10 T" linen lustre5
Is =" super undressed Irish linens
&C super pllow-case sheetng
6 linen sheeting, (tull widtli)
6 furniture dimIty, Striped and plan)
so " towelng, from III cents up
% 's satin dainask table cloths
Is dozen Z" =" napkins
10 g fruit Doyleys
pieces danask table diapers
rs colored linen and cotton table covers
80 cloth table and piano covers
% Houghs patent skirts
Also complete assortment of mourning goods, such al
bombazines, aipacas moussene de aines beeges, Sng
hams lawns, cacoes love wells and handkerchets, grapes
We. &co all of which invite particular attention,
we determined to offer great inducements.
June r. L, II. HOOE " co.
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HARTwEIL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

Chestnut street ADORE sepen door the Masonic Hail.
Philadelphia
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reurnished,
Il and the proprietor has spared no means to insure
to his visiters every comfort and convenience. The
dining for gentlemen, well the private or-
nary ades large and CONVENIENT The parors and
chambers capacious, and fitted up in the modern
style This house being IN central position, the proprie-
tor socs continuance of public favor, pedging himself
that effort his part shall be spared to them
every luxury the city affords.
N b. bath house is attached to the hotel, where
and cold baths oanbe had al any hour
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Through tickets to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point
Comfort DC, via. Richmond and Port WalthalI.
Whole fare, % 80 Onlu.

TINE public advised that through tickets continue to
be given board the Potomac steamboat the above
places at the low OF five dollars and fifty only
Guiding meals on the James river boat.
Passengers leaving Washington at 9. a. m Alexan-
dria at %, ms on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays,
reach Richmond 8, p M, Gin to see its beautiful
cenery) where they lodge, and the next morning go by
steamboat line Norfolk which place they reach by p.
For further information, apply to Captain ]. w. Rod
gers, on board the Potomac steamboat, or tol
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Agent
2--2 ,Gxu
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d EMOvAL- r. CLARK bcgs leave to inform h

y EMOvAL-L-F CLARK bcgs leave to inform his
customers and the public generally, that lie has re-
moved his paperhanging and upholsterng establishment
to the new brick house ON the north side OF Pennsylvania
four doors OF 18th street, where he hopes be
permanently located and where he viii be pleased at
tend TO any who may favor him with call He has ia
store choice selection of and cheap paper-hangngs
and other articles in his line of business, which he viii
sell at prices that cannot fail TO please.
All work in the papcr-hangng and upholsterng line
ecuted IN the best manner and the most reasonable
terms lie returns his thanks for past avors and hopes by
strict attention business and desire please,
merit continuation of the same. June S-eo3t"
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DoAiDInG.-MRS WILLIS, at the corner of + and
- lS Streets has vacant TWO pleasant rooms That she
would be pleased 10 have occupied One is suitable io
family the other for single person. This is Of the
most healthy locations in the city, and convenient to all The
pnblc departments. Terms moderate.
She can also accommodate several gentlemen to take
meals. June 25-law3w~
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY NIGHT. AUGUST 6, 1S47.

DOARDING.-MRS. THOMSON, corner of 9th and Ii
ID streets, viii have vacated the LIST July pleasant front
the second floor which she will be happy have
filed with family. or two single gentlemen.
iS-Iayy.WN
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4 SELECTION of Leading Gases upon Commercial

A SELECTION of Leading Cases upon Commercial
n Law, decided by the Supreme Court of the United
States, with Notes and Illustrations by James r. lioi-
comb author of introduction to Equity jurisprudence
&c. l vol, 1871, New York.
Compendium of Mercantile Law. By John William
Smith volume, greatly enlarged from the third and ast
London edition, by James Z. Hocombe and VIM. y
Gholson. l volume New York, ISi7.
lime "a L. TAYLOR.
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49, FOR RENT, large and convenient three-siory
IA brick house, with back building, all in complete
~ der, with marble mantels, and large double lot, with
garden situated Capitol Hill, adjoining the residence OF
A. Dowson esq, near the north Capitol gate Inquire of
J, l., PEPPER,
April 29-3swtff For the heirs,
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lsE.NT.gL SURGERY.

fBY c. II. VAN PArrEE, M. D.
Permanent office and residence door Todd's Hat
Store, near Browns Ii jtel.
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DOAHDiNG.-L.V V. CLEMENTS having taken the house
ID formerly occupied by Col Northrup, is now ready to
accommodate boardes. The house is pleasantly situated
between 18th and 18th Streets four doors west OF
the Union office. May Is
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F'auauier White Sulphur SPRINGS.


A, THIS establishment avorably known cura-
EiJ qualities OF its and the elegance and
EsU comfort OF It's accommodation, will be opened ior
the reception oil visitors the LIST June 1t is situated SO
miles from Alexandria, IS miles from Fredericksburg and
20 miles east OF the Blue Ridge, in of healthy
and delightful climates of Virginia. The direction and
management will be the heretofore and the same
attention paid to the accommodation and comfort OF their
guests We have abundant supply of ice.
The season. commencing the LIST of June will end the LIST
of October embracing months.
Lovers of Music viii find the band unsurpassed
Board: $40 per week, SO per week for weeks $50 per
month"; $50 for the
For than day 81 so per day, so for sim
gle meal % cents for lodging, children under IL years
age and servants half prices horses per day. per
week 81 So per month So.
Tri-weekly stages will from Washington until LIST of
July, after that time daily.
There will be line ostages from Fredericksburg after
the LIST July previous which conveyances will be fur
nished on accommodating terms.
May I4-lawtlsA Until DAN'L WARD.
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T,REsCOTrr-s History OF the Conquest OF Peru, In
two volumes octave, Just published, and this day re-
ceivedFor sale by r. TAYLOR or tor circulation lo SUD
,eriben only from the Waycrly Circulating Library
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BOSTON Academy's Collection of Ch.rcb Music
ID Just received lot of the Boston Academy's collection
church music consisting OF the popular psalm and
hymn tunes anthems seniences, chants NC, oget
with many beautiful pieces, tunes Nc., selected IRON
the compositions of Hayden, Mozart Beethoven, &c, &c
Also the Canina Sacra Boston collection OF church n
SIC, complied by Lowell Mason, for sale at Sttioners Hail.
jnns az e'''" WIN. FISCHER.
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r AND Eop saLEs-Iso acres OF land fronting o" TIN

r AND FOR sALEs.-I2o OF land fronting o" the
A Rockville turnpike, within one mile OF me george
town corporation line, and north OF land oil MI John
Green embracing several beautiful SITES Tor building, Wen
wooded and wat,sred IL will sold together, divided
TO suit purchasers. ,ia a, :. -.
lot nnd which will be divided, il necessary into parts
Also 30 acres OF excellent land adjoining Tennay Town,
and north OF Mrs Syiess farm, well watered
rhe above lands are convenient the markets
the itv and Georgetown; and in order close the sale
them they will be disposed of at very reduced prices, and
ON acconIn odating terms Appy Richard Smith,
or to Charles j. Nourse. bct. 3-lawu
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ID EPORTERS WANTED.-The undersigned is des-
II of securing the services of several experienced
snogaphers during the session of Congress- and will
be happy to receive communications on the subject until
LIST Of August next Gentlemen who reply this ad
vesement will please qualifications and references
fully possible. Communications to be post paid and
addressed TO ''Dr j. A. HousroN, New YORK"
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenographer to United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, March Is, ISt7
Mar I5-dtIAug (Intel.1
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C,CHOOL BOOKS OF every kind used In the D's"'e'
- of Columbia neighborhood selected with great eo
to obtain the best editions, and the mos d ia no.
bindings full supply constantly kept on hand py the
subscriber, purchased wholly for cash, and SOFA OH e
''I Inne / 49, " 0NAe''' NV +, TAYLOR.
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NATIONAL LIME IkILNs

plaster ana lrst uuaity always Oh
hand. GEO. w. HARDNESS.
May 26-eo3tN 1aw4w
DRUEF"s Map OF the Valley OF WexIco.-A and
ID correct map OF the valley OF Mexico and the surround
ing MOUNTAINS including map OF the route between
Cruz Avarado, and Puebla, drawn by j. CrodsDoronSn
Brui is this day received for sale Satoners Ham, feh
syvana avenue two doors east of 2t street ffLco %
cents. VIM ri7Cihi''''
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If G. Benz. Smith be written with pen on the bot
tom OF the box all sugar-coaed" pills ale couneret
Municipal office l79 Greenwich street, large brick block
New York. Price 20 cents box
Nov b-6m
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NEW MUSIC day received.Vhe following new
IN music is this day received for sale at VIM FlSC
ERS, Sationers Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, TWO doors
east of 18th street.
The Pilgrim Harper-music by S. O. Masseu
Lament of the Blind Orphan Gir-sung by Miss ABBY
Hutchinson--musc by Bradbury
Maryland Waltz-by Miss Spicer
Evergreen Waltz-compose by Stoddard 80 - -
The Crazy Pole-a fancy waltz, composed by Miss L. H.
L. Russia
La Venitenne Waz-par Donizetu
L'Eualia-Valse Tyrolenne par Naronha
Castnet Watz-composed by julius Metz
Cameron Quick Step-by Valentine Dister
Cerro Gordo Quick Step--by i. Bricher
Aladdin Quadries-by j. IL. FULLY
Monterey Quadrilles-by Joseph L. Gordon
Flower Dance--Vennoise Children
The Tyre, No. 3-Guitar by +. Weiland
Cordella Galop, for the guitar-by f. Weiland
New Years Polka, do.-by F. Weiland
Lawrence Galopade, do.-by f. Weilland June Il
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splendid CHEMEs.
To be Drawn In August, 1s47.
j. w. MAURY Il CO., Managers,
Successors to JIG. Gregory &. Coz

S38888l
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 46, for 1917.
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday, 7h of August,
1847.
IA drawn numbers in each package of 26 tickets
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Certificates Of packages Of rs Whole tickets, $3.50
DO do of 26 half do IS
Do do of rs quarter do 81
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Tickets SIO-Halves $5-Quarters So SO.
Certificates of packages of Is whole tickets, $3.50
Do do Is half do Is
Do do Is quarter do 81
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DEAR sIR am most out Of your Indian vegetable sugar
pills" and ind them selling iast that tnk you
had better send two gross immediately lAeyglvt
such general that people come at least twenty
miles Tor them; and il is generally known am agent To-
them, would be very sorry TO get out
Yours respectfully,
SAML MOORE 81 co.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
CmCyLATIoN-FORTY THOUSAND.
Northwest corner OF Fulton and ....u a,

a. DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per ecpv-sr
% per annnn--payable in adysnee
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Pree Ga
percopy--Sj In cents aunum--payabe In adv
HERALD FOR EUROPE-tyery Steam Packet day.
rnee "a eess per cepy-s, per including postage
payable IN advance Subscriptions and adv will be
received by Messrs Gsgnani, 10 Rue Vivenne Par,s L.
Si%SnSs ~ Gomhll and John Miller he bookseller London
LIST Q, January q each yearsnge copies sxpence each
ADFEkTlSEMENTS, at the usual pric~s-always cash in
advance Advertisements should be written plain legble
mrnner The Proprietor will not be responsible for s
may occur in them.
PRINTING Of ell kinds executed beautifully and with
All letters communications by mail addressed to the
esabshment, be paid the postage will be de
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED.
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II Y.
raaspGss. a fis Ssh k!s1 asiIy ss%i.s:
| Ss Syss
BY large sssmboa Burlington and arrive At Fhsds
Ss $s :.s
T 59r 3E6E eRtSR SSo 81 fHE
siV sss SsS ss:s
ssss H East RIVER At Quarter No North
haPast O. and Canal stree, to o. proceeding
select party Of ihs season - '~' ''' - '-'.'
M sse Kfs Il! .sf P.:r
Jr Russell Crane.
g bad DO he eamm s Two n' ys
EES s,..Mit cSEEX EEEhY
S !eaf River daily tsandays aein s:sS.
To- from sasy s sna Il Eo Heo each re-
sS' , T. s y will viii b
o f1.TFHs S S9xrs R FSs 5 HESAF e
goushEseps KSGsioa and adson~Fss g csnes
ROGER .s5 WILLIAMS Capt.
49, M Robinson street. touching ' At
For passage or freight apply on board the Boats or to Geo.
T stanley, q the Once, fS9t Of Robinson street:
CONT Of the owners myls ri
gfF Ss
aud Nneeep street-FARE OEE SHiLLrra-Op and after
s.aE sry s isTSss1s
az 'H s'sy day. Bun
Returning leave Fort Lee day Sundays excepted
N and 10 A M' and IN Spss5EtNS s ( 9sa SIM
I'M: For he aefem%ods'oa Pe Me qshs; social
Tuesday Thursday R M S's SEH fEsrFE
The and o'clock ps ofeach Sundays excepted will
wS
Lee convey
Ssay Sfss 5A sy1sss!. e 6..as
q s.; Rssh,sIsr s. Is; sSaso, s 20: cisys'
cinnai So Toronto aad Hamilton 81: Whitehall ss Mont.
''s Once e.; l rs'1Bss srsisy 81 street.
ssenrty required will be given for the fulfment Of all
eGS Sis s~r 's with '"' HoT RHY Agent. New YoAs
fhrsasS bree e- s seSsy p EsMispisS Sm
Leave on Monday end fp Friday evening" ass Sl
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt H. g. Cruter.
den win l-aye on Tuesday Thursd'y and Saturday even
Special Trains for Schenectady. Bsston and Saratoga
PW except sundays Passengers viii find this the
peditiuus aud convenient route.
AT Five O'CLOCK L. M.-Ludlng at intermediate Places
from the foot u Barclay street.
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, captain X. H. Furry, win
Monday nesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons.
at O'Clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain T. N. Hulse.
will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday after
noons nj o'clock.
The above will at all times in Albany in ample
time for the Morning Cars for East or West
Freight taken moderate and taken after
o'clock r M.
An persons forbid trusting any OF the boats Of this
line wiinouta written order from the captains agents.
For passage freight apply board the boats r.
SCHULTZ. at the Office on the wharf jyi2 re
sr~as DAILY EXCURSION TO The ELY
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SNx FOR LlvERPOOIe-The New Lne-Regulsr
49, -rsc sst .hip BOITINGuER 1905 tons Captain Ira
l5sr1f-I, will sill a. above. her regular day. IT. '
faf having stlt add large and comforta
We sesommodsicus Apply TO the captain board
"'s . WOObHuLL MTNTURN. OF South street
Pace n pass'gc SIC.
me packet shp Lvsroc tons burthen Captain John
ldrd.s viii succeed the Honguer aud sail her regular
day, 2ist ofAugust- tyler
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANY,
pa EIigsau and TraasGorstiSn Linz from New York 10
excepted) 80 O'Clock M. On after Thursday the
18th Instant passengers by above line will take the steamboat
Amboy where they will take the for Bordenowp thence
by the large steamboat Burlington, and PHILADELPHIA
abou' O'clock morning. in time to connect with ali the
southern and western lines leaving Philadelphia Fare from
New York to Philadelphia, 81 IS. IRA BLISS, Agent.
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DtHIIFi JUNO zcth, ItI7,
Lp'rot % rHi Nav Qonx HERALD,
write this In haste, being obliged To post nv letter
TINS evening" 30 a. TO be- able 10 forward II by the Liver
pool mail Of the lth July. After dragging ON II, slow
length for upwards Of two months the prussan Diet has
been suddenly closed by a Royal decreo of Saturday
last published yesterday the King having previously
started or siess and left the dissolution Of the
oers 70 his Ministers. A yet details Of the closing
debates have trsnspred, and the public not being adj
mted to them II is difficult to know exactly what has
taken place appears however that all parties dis
satisfied with the result Of this constitutional expert
msnt. The Second Chamber has rejected all the laws
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,-u.. FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
2 e;iSS Ocean House, Jumping Point Runsom, and
WIN LEWIS Captain Haynes, win follows from foot
OF Vesey street, North River -
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49, S:s'ss IS one ~ s$ e VIII we'll:
sss sses' . ss r. s:s s ss :s a
c sg S :ad ssss. .ds sSsa
year ola and sad Esas and very ss-say three minutes
s a s sss j Tssss s;;,. ''' Sa s
H. IhE oNLftl NDEPtNDkNr, CHEAPEST
dS most ss5,s.sls msd'eps Of the age. is pr De-
aaissr.sy used BY s medical faculty throughout the ei
sss ,,. s.. s sss; .S sfsss, IN
sn os. sss e, -. ,s S,.a @ , Be
sssoIdss @ auss,,oa psi " ~ ss. est,ss that all
he H s hey g. & s a I'h "U ss%s
.s and aecmlsrsels eomroaadi 9ay abos, ,hr.s
an sss sss ss ss sO1fa 81 half
Sr sGn Tx p2sn (, al ns .ss r,os,os Of New
together best and most iistnsa,.hsd horse siasl:
and dealers laying down all other used BY many Of
u .s" saa Will so % ~. ,. s T.. &
famed genains wholesale and retail efs Ingesol
from " IL ns' Ra s% s' s's. s ss "a
a sfs Few q M XVI, K. Sss o sss
keepers. soldiers .nS i.erus ssshoa the e and es9n.
ny Feasrsy Disibutpg Agents wanted from all parts
treat with u.s. 1--WE fail satisfy their nost sanEuae
%sn and Sos Tsvsst %s1shsni every
claus and denomination will 90 well cali Us, vii no,
a . .y Be- a. nsd
exercise then can probably assist e thus marie -
%g., and shall be- ~ iss,e must be drscied 70 Dr. DE
w''''N''eI e0'aiys sss f1
e THE subscribers offer for sale rurnip seeds Of the
sSs red Sss ?, sS .c
yellow Aberdeen fall radsh and spinach with large
sss, day. Choice and the
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IA For SALE OR TO LET-A house aud two lots
:1 Of ground pleasantly situated staten Island
able. - -
Also, residence the south side, fronting the
bay. delightful with abundance fruit
1lApplyt to CHASE s. BULKLEY, I6i Fulton st.
$4,000 to loan on bond and mortgage. Apply as above
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Foreign Ihentricais.
is stated that Jenny Lind has been engaged on her
own terms, TO sing at concert at Cambridge honor
Of the visit of her majesty.
Mr.. Macready concluded his performances at tho
Prncesss Theatre In the character Of Lear the house
was fully attended but the engagement h~ altogether
been far from being successful Msdame Vestris
and Charles Matthews we're TO mnke their appearance
there afterwards in their fsvorito pieces
Mr.. Charles kcan 10 engaged TO appear az the Hay.
market early in september We rosrt 10 learn the con
tinued indisposition OF Mrs. kcan
Mile. Rachel having recovered from her illness,
engaged TO appear In Liverpool early next month Go
heaants Messenger has the follow ingTbe OF the
celebrated actress, Rachel ngred yesterday b,iors the
Civil Tribunal OF the Seine Some creditors Of her
ter Mile Sarah Felix, actress ut OF the theatres
OF the bouevarts, not being able 10 got hel money
caused the furniture OF the apartment which she re
sided to be seized but Mile Rachel declared that the
furniture hers and that her sister only reded IN
her apartments her guest The advocate Tor 'he
creditors attempted 10 how that tbs sse Of s ar ''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-05
INSTRUCTIONS.

l. Seven minutes are allowed for opening and
closing the mails at all Offices where particular
time Is specified; but on rail road and steamboat
routes there is to be no more delay than is neces
sary to deliver and receive the bags.
2. The mail is to be conveyed in preference TO
passengers, and to their entire exclusion. if its
weight and bulk require II
8 Pest Office bianka. mali bags, and the spectral