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TT ID. MOsELY, United states Attorney, Will nttsn
Il the several States and federal held at Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid 10 the collection Of claims
Office in the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee.
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ng men for thu regiment ssuannaA Gsorgian, Tn

instant. 80 -
During the last two weeks nearly 5000 men have en-
parked from this port for Vera The principal por
ton OF There belonged to the ten regiments The
ships Russia and Southport sailed on Tuesday night
asf, with ooo men belonging to the 10th Infantry un
der the csmmand Of Col. Howard. Tho steamer Edith
left on Thursday night last with ITO men of the th in
fantry, under Capts Carey and Guthrie The James L.
Day will leave tomorrow evening with $50 men, under
Major Gwnn Col Butler Of the Sd dragons is amongst
the passengers on the Day The Galveston has been
chartered by the Quartermasters department take
tro Fps for Vera Cruz Of which 600 still remain at
roton. The steamer Trumbul s expected to leave to-
morrow evening for the Brazos Her freight will consist
mostly Of government stores
The steamer Muscle No. ?, Capt. Brown from Nash
vile, arrived yesterday morning aud brought down
Capt. T. b, Anderson. Lieuts. Morgan. Watson and
McAlon, with los non-commissoned officers and pri-
Yates belonging to the l4th infantry
But one company Of the Orleans battalion CAPTAIN
Whts'D has been mustered into tho service Captains
Seafsldts and Milsn's companies are complete and
ready to be mustered In The companies under eapts
Featherston h and Warrington. are rapidly filling up
and will soon BY ready to take the held-N O. Deiia
| dth inst.
There ID a rumor, the PicksJurg Sentinel says o.
some circumstances which may induce Col Jefferson
Davis to decns the appointment of brgader general
rendered him by the President and take the command
Of the I'd Mississippi regiments of Col Reuben Da
| viss resignation. Della, An inst
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HLHANf' june IT, IbE7.
The Rirer and Harbor Convention at Chicago.
There was numerous meeting Of citizens last evening
In the Common Council chamber, to appoint delegates
TO the Lake and arbor Convention to be held at Chi.
caso on the 9Th day Of July next very honorable
and commcndablc interest is felt by the citizens in the
objects for which this great convention IL called The
meeting was addressed in brief by Judge Wilson, j. c.
Spencer aud others and committee composed Of
raj respectable citizens appointed report
Der OF resolutions indicatory Of the popular feeling In
respect to the cxpcdency OF providing the great West
with suitable forwarding facilities The following
solutions were reported and unanimously adopted by
the meeting
Resolved, That the citizens Of Albany fully and
participate In the sentiments Of their fellow citizens
oi the WORTH West who have invited meeting Mt th-
cago on The 9TH day OF July next TO consult the pro-
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MlNCellnIenus.

VrssrLs BuiLpIso ~ Essrr.-Twenty-ive schooners
averaging sixty TONS and brig Of hundred and
hfy tons have been built Mt Essex the present
There are now the stocks and nearly ready to be
launched one brig OF about two hundred and Ave
schooners making in round numbers about twenty one
hundred tons built this spring At $34 per ton the
rage price paid by the Of the vessels hav
the sum OF $7AU0 This is exclusive OF rigging sails
&C. Gloucester Telegraph.
Mrs Mary Taylor, few evenings since. was robbed
In New Orleans of $4,000 mostly gold which she had
placed In Hour barrel In her house. A man named
Dean has been arrested suspicion of being tho thief
HaSDsomr Frr.-At Philadelphia last week, iudgs
ment for $1,000 awarded In favor Of Iss. Combs
Esq OF Kentucky, against the Bank of Kentucky for
services rendered by him In pending between the
scbuylki Bank and the Bank OF Kentucky IL appears
that shares Of Kentucky Bank stock to an immense
amount frauleny sold by Lewis then casbier Of
the schuylki Bank and agent at Phlad.lphx for the
Kentucky Bank. WHEN the fraud WAS discovered, no
fled to Texas. The Kentucky Bank brought action
against the schuyk Bank for restitution the shares
alleging that the 5chuyk Bank responsible for the
Of it's cashier The testimony Of Lewis became in
dspensabe to the Kentucky Bank Ia the progress of
the suit but he refused to return unless pardon was
granted him. The services rendered by Mr. Combs To
the Bank Of Kentucky in obtaining this pardon and
inducing Lewis to come back and testify
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SCUTT'S BAZAAR.

NO. DEY STREET.
= street of his former SUGGEST, aud has opened splendid
bss s,y wh :: he S Dinner Se in his old Style
Avarety ofhot Dinner. III be given day. from till
aoa ehsfss small extras S ' =. bread buttsr anu
The finest Liquors that be procured his bar, and
He will be happy to see his old friends and respectfully so.
s Ks csd cS SsSs fsdFF Fas Rs
His tables win be supplied with the best European and a.
80" YIN i'tiers. 40 lm,c
EH iI1iE S9AL-r.opos4s wi. Is res,ysd unuI eve
@ S. .%s oa a. 4.
u nGs ca: s,s Re: SS I'D: ~ !:
zes namely: One bundled tons Of broken and
' SS,S ss To- .Ss By % ss
Of the Hospital may be pleased TO direct Payment will
e. %pSs ws s .s, m s.ss
given any who does not iuish satisfactory security for
T6g g ShS propose 70; the so.s, INNS, ;. The a.
heas%!seon Of the y Naval Hospital, New YORK." en-
US. Naval Ho.Dal, New York. Mays,lsr.
EIRsT PREMIUM GROWN WINDOW GLAss-The
mnnsSTs Gow" G ,"s agar" @
uea their las exhibition usual
70. ss" The character Of the m,sosd s h
is.,tu e oe'sSes. 1887 sec 'O""'''' ~ American
Extract from the RfpSr Of bs ce%m i.s " the American
For richness Of luse sd b,sncy OF surf las well IS
stics 9th hind ih.i ha.sysr vsn unde noiiee ,hr
y domesic or foreign productonsndt affords proud st-
linen ." the * II nd enterprise of Amenesn
The uadrgr ed h,ys uasd the above descnbed sls.s
igrat number OF public aud private budings Of the Il
class accord fully with the foregoing estimate oi merits and
darSie and brilliant seis ssa.S % require strong
William IIsrell, Robert Mills Arch,tee,
s william p u, Peek Public Bs,ld,ays,s at
Roome Jacobus, Martin T. Thompson,
Werner X Kiersfed. Isaiah Rogers
Seaman Moore, lthiei Towue
Alexander Stewart, Calvin Pollard.
Cornelius Nc Lean Gsmalie King.
John Fream, Jr. Thomas Thomas
She subscribers have been appointed sole agents for the
above Glass. aud prepared 10 execute orders
from 1890 LIST and I'd quality Prices current can be
''d or will be SoRy%S %2EkfiR
my 10 3cteod%r o. John sweet
NOTICE 10 ENJi.t.NltN 10 ELUNoaiIsE.-tsn
~ temen, the TO clothing for
am prepared to clean dye alter repair
like by approved style o To buy
ing ones worth your trying For shnss only yoo
time you can have repaired reasonable sns Muir
ray Washington street the only place where
your work done time, without dsappontaent Please
aote 81 n the number where you can always n9d
n ENTLEMEN's DREsS-NEW CONCERN.-A 3.
VI WILLIAMS, Draper and Tailor ii5 Nassau street be
tween Beekman and Spruce invites the attention OF those IN
want his and beautiful stock Of goods Tor sen. ns
can Be bought in New York Those wishing pr.eie e,
economy BY getting first article sta low y,ee will do
made sacks Pants Vests cheaper than be bought
town mf1wsc
WRAPPlNG PAPER-I3o co realms esp crown and dou
w BILE and wrapping, OF superior qua
~ PERssE BROOKS.
m29 30t~r No. s. aud 81 Nassau st.
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- MATCHtSs at wholesale only -I.ouis Perez No
fl John mp importer agent for several
v&$ Swiss nufactures offers the most complete
Spring Country meychants dealers in
will d esly the.r advantage to call above before
purchasing elsewhere. a30 1mSf
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WRAPPlNG PAPER-I3,Oco esp, crown and don
w Bile and tea wnppng Of superior qua
PERssE 4 BROOKS.
mag 30tsr No. IS aud 81 Nassau II.
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH

nR A c. CASTLE, 3si Broadway, corner of White street
calls the attention Of The public to his superior and approved
nd considered useless The edo, Of the Post
Dr. Cast- In his practice of eighteen has obtained
snvisbe emncice he teeth with skin
and ability his composition FOR filing decayed and
while REsisTs ALL ACIDS INJECTING AGENTS it
de the tooth perfect II the tooth
while IN soil state without pain aud becomes hard For
nervous IL is peculiarly adapted We have tried it."
anal liner
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Stt,siAL ktPORIiNG.-Dr. Houston, st..vxrapisr 10
Ch Senate OF the United States, Informs those shnx
cure ms services reporter special that he may
addressed At the Offices Of Dr Castle Edwards surse.
49, Broadway.
reporting. Terms $500 each.
New York. Ami 10 1877 az2.Im
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MRS. ZEGLIO, No 81 DIVISION STREET,
w GUILD respectfully inform her friends and the public in
general that she has constantly hand full and fash
enable Of shred bonnets plain and
o, Tuscans Of superior quality and mourning bonnets
The ladies' from the country well the city
call and examine her before purchasing
ana Ims
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COUNTRY MTLLINERS

DETER ROBERTS, s73 Broadway, would invite the at.
tention of those who purchasing their Spring Goods
g his stock Of Lace v1;CNaeine Point de Paris Alegson
Lace Wells; Brnxes Illusion Point and fancy Nets-and
variety Of other goods which he will sell very
prices II m
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This explosion took place GreenIcafs Point IL wns
caused by the ignition OF powder that had been thrown in
dry well by people caused by the burning agmrnts
blown lfon the navy yard, but by gunuers throwing
match roe lighted into the ELL accidentally he passed
h. 4
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X ApWAY,s gHINEst INDICATED SOAP OF
AeFtRs GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO "A RIHANTs
toONIhx THADERs.The msny exeslient m. rits Of
.s Invaluable toilet emol,eni. for purity the skin and
worms srysiPslas, ae render il 'pdispenssbie article
OF the toilet Traders aud merch,as visiting the city will
do well q procure supply of Ibis valuable Soap
wpay them better per csntage than other article Of
the Kind IN the market Eoc shaving ia uueouafIrd Sold
81 iudsopsrcct ynu Ketchum 1871 Fuon street; A. b.
p slsds, 100 Fulton st. VIM. Burger, Couuandt Re
| tail al i2N ctnts VI 2il Broadway, a2s I'm gro
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10 IMPORT rhS AMI DEALEh5 In
WOOLLENS.
II MlGEON SCO, Refuishsn Of Cloths, Cassimeres
IL sc, No. 81 West street
he Gold Medal has been awarded by the American IusS
LEFT with - -
Me,sn. WQLCOTT X sIADE No 81 Pine street.,
WM. q LANGLEY CO, IS Broad street
D. BRIGHAM X CO, 60 Pine street,
20 whom they may refer
1.-Two thousand dollars insured on goods for aeos,s of
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NHWl INTELLIGENCE
Company G. OF the I3th regiment arrived In this city
on saturday morning. and eft In the WIN. Sea
brook yesterday morning for hsrton whore transpor
,son wh DC provided for them 10 the Brazos whence
they WI proceed TO Join Cen. Taylor The company
numbers 10 rank aud hle and airs nne looking body
OF men. ne omcers OF the company are Capt. W Ec
tor lst Lieut. ID. L. ClDch, I'd Lieut. John & Vaughan
Jr brevet ID Lieut. ID O. Wilds. We understand Lieut.
Cneh remains In tbs State for the purpose Of recruit
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~ ENTLEMEN'S DREsS-NEW CONCERN.-A 3.
" WILLIAMS Draper and Tailor, li3 Nassau street. he
tween Beekmsn and Spruce invites the attention OF those IN
his and beautiful stock Of goods Tor gents wear
which he will make up in the very style cheaper than
can be boughin New York Those wishing 20 prseiet real
well to call Also hand beautiful lot OF ready
made Sacks Pants and Vests cheaper than can be bought
Town ~
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"a, MRS NJ. WILSON, gal Grand street rrspectfuII,
C uniforms her friends and strangers visiting he city
et that she has NOW on hand large and very handsome
invites their attention, Mrs. Wilson's stock comprise,
assortment Of the richest aud fashionable Hats
Chip Grape kce, and Srred with choice assortment
snws which she atIs herself Be sold reasonable
""' Mn NJ. WILSON, 2si Grand st.,
between Allen aud Orchard sts
Ten good Millinen wanted at the above establishment
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} ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE

80 fEAkL SThkkl.
SAMUEL THOMPSON AND NEPHEW.
AGENTS roR THE "BLAcx SrARn LfNE or PAcxYrs.
RAT LfrerpO In York IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-08

CONGRESS
WAsHfNGFoS. Feb. .. ISL
SENATE


Mf. Clayton pr sended the Credentials IF
Mr. Spruance, elected Senator rom Delaware.
Tor SIX years from the Ilh ct March asxt.
Mr.. Badger presented those ot Nj Nan
gum, elected in like manner from N3Ha CT
DINA.
MIR. speight reported the bill from the House
for the support OF the Nest POINT Aeddznf.
with an amendment.
AIR. Dix, from the military committee. r.
ported the ten regiment Bit, insisting uaaa
the Senate amendments. aud dsl-reeinz il55a
those OF the House, AMI ashuga committee
OF conference upon the djs1greciug vote.
OF the two Houses. Tie committee 0ase5z
dered.
On motion BY Mr.. S eight, the pfi54 o.
ders were postponed ana The Indian Aepfa-
pfiation bill was taken up, amended. aid H.
nally passed.
She special order, the tlnree millions biz
was then taken up, and
MIR. Berien opposed IL at considerable
lenghr
he spoke until near o'clock, vaFa =
Senate adjourned
HOUSE FF REPRESENTATIE
John Henry, elected = Gil he vacancy
caused by the resignation q T. D. BakeT. ri
ILLINOIS, was introduced by Mir. Dauaias5. ami
alter being qualified, took his scar.
The House resolved itsrt INTO commf ire
oil the Whole on The state OF tie Union sig
Hungeriord in the chair and tooa up tie IL
vi and diplomatic apftoI fidtiou tdl
Various amendment Were made, Hh5u tHc
committee ns..
They were concurr-d ia hy On. H4u,.. and
the bill was engrossed lor tbiri reading and
passed--yaas l73 NAYS tM.ssfs. Cor l.. 4.
Johnson, G. w. Joaes. G Martin. afd
Toombs)
The House then took ap he calendar Of
private bills; but without dong more than OBJ
jet 10 their being laid asiae 10 5ereqa4tas. to
the House,
At hali-past two O'Clock Adjourned
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LATENr ArELLLlEA1E-

RIGHT OF WAIT Ri-HHzl- -
pers of Thurslae aii T=t rs.t ~. .#.#4
terlav ,,,,,;,, "
AZ.
M 'ae'is'ou ','i'e '.55t'7 .'i- af- duarHf 7Ifas
the Right Of W. b. aH WEDNESDAY an
that Mr.. Scott commenced i r.5r. il 40. %
the Bill. AMI hi M f,;.r.. f.##=##4z=.#
Nh ~ II,
''e ''o''e a''i''.'''.'''
IN me House OF D ieeatts en- fHeft4e-
;, motion was mtde 6{ Mr. Sar1# s {. nj TIE
House adopt the following resolution.
hfsotpcd, fhat leavs b. given 10 bring H
bill providing fora rh4n-4 If TIN 5Te
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-08
VOLUNTEER MEETING

Agreeable to pre- Sious notiee a meeting Of
the Mexican Volunteers Was hr d Iae z NJ
devious on Saturday evening, Feb 6. AiIer
some remarks by Messrs. Pies and Lee, err
gng the importance OF speedy, permanent
organization, it was
Resolned, That this Company p0asaa 10
the election of officers on THURSDAY next.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Resoioed, That the proceeding, Of Ills nse=
ting be published in the CITY papers.
GEO. w. CLUTTER. Cheir,4a..
JOAN J. WATSON, SecretarV.
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0E-Those who contemplate going 10 Mex
co ought TO eorol their names before Thurs.
day, that is il th-y desira % have vote IN
the election OF officers, which takes place en-
that day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-08

The young lady who lost veil lasJ night
near the Methodist Church, can har. +, bq
calling at this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-08

COUGHS AND COLDs.-In all cases OF coasIs ard
colds, the sufferer viii md pleasant hut powerful rem
ey in ClickeneT's Sugar Coated Vegetable H. fe IA
of this medicine has already spread lar and Over
1--WE hundred thousand boxes of these Pills sold last
year. having been used in all aseerianed with per
feet success, for liver complaint, eciou u tie lungs
papitation OF the heart influenza, asthma, gt
fever and ague, drosy, typhus fever and other di@ers
This pill is coated with line white sugar. thai tie c,
dlcinai ingredients impeTce ilHc ip the Taste Iu
children, they may he admnstefed wltAoaf dIueufF-
30 well convinced is DIR. Ciieseer Of the efficacy I'll.
specified cases, thai he pledges hiHse
hes when the promised effect Is not Produced Fur
by A. U. FARcnILD
~N1o MORE WHITE, GRAY OR RGI HAfR-A
~ remedy which enhances cons lietahlv HE #,a.lt4
ana alters the appearance OF the couutcpace fem t,a
winch IS much disliked. IL is pleasing nave ent
means TO these defects. To eel tins rHa s
oil hair so much wished for. the grand and 4af l-
ing property of JcLEs HAuEI'S NE9Et4EaE= Ii.53fa
HAIR DYE, which the proprietor with JUS state
Is far beyond any thing OF The KIND yet know n n
this or other country. Its properties are VERY .
erfn though very innocent. TINS chemical rt-i Il, Il
wonder ts II enables persons insEsntsHea4+-f,
Their hair without the least ncouvcnlence tor chang
ing red or gray hair whiskefs ycbfoR &c 10 brown
black or chestnut color. The slightest evils coH~elueu
ees need not he feared from lis uset altogether harm
less This composition is the only sanctioned 4
me seience of Chemistry to d. in iudeiHle manner
the various gradaions of coi0rs, without danger or ~
convenience aud has justified The liberal patronage and
unlimited confidence OF the puhic II har 5 required
ASK for box marked N, if brown, BOX marked D,
Tor sale wholesale and retail ia
JULES HAL Ell. Perfumcr and Cheulst
46 south Third below Che.uut 4 a4ta
And at most all Druggists tbrous hout tHe r. sia.,z
=, beware OF Counterfeit Ask for JuHez Ila8si1s
vegetable Liquid Hair Dye. yoa want IT,, se.t. ste
etsteie Price IS cts and : hoN
Premium awarded al tic Franklin Institute
NJ "s sale by 40 fNtBtHfEp,
Wheeling. y a.
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ChaDter of YOung Men.

Alexander, of Macedon, extended his
power over Greece, conquered Egypt, re-
built Alexandria, overrun all Asia, and died
at 38 years of age.
Hannibal was but 26, when after the fall
of his father Hamilcar, and AsdrubaI, his
successor, he was chosen commander-in.
chief Of the Carthagenian Army. At 27,
he captured sagunlum from the Romans
Before he was "a, he carried his arms from
Africa into Italy, conquered Publius Sc'pio
on the banks the Ticinus, routed Sempro-
mus near the Trebia, defeated Flaminius
on his approach to the Apprentices, laid
waste the whole country, defeated Fabius
Maximus and Varro, marched into Capua !;
and at the age of 33 was laundering at the
gates of Rome.
Scip'o Africanus, was scarcely is when
he took an active part in the battle Of Canine,
had saved the life of his father. The wreck
of the Roman cavalry chose him then for
their leader, and he conducted them back
to the capitol. Soon after he was 30, he
was appointed rroconsul Of Spain where
he took New Carthage ky ssotm Soon
after he defeated snccessivety, Asdrubaf,
(Hannibals brotherJ Mage, and Ham,