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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-13
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every Gay, Price per eopy-1
% per acgum-paysbIe In advance. -
WEEKLY HERALO.Every Saturday-Price 81 cents
per eapy-3 2x cents per uu-payable in advance.
HERALD FOR EUROrE-Every steam Racket day
vance.
l Of January Of each yeM-sngle copies Nxpenee each
ADVERTlsE " ENTS, at the usual prces-aways cash
IN advance Advertisements should be written PLAIN
legibe The Proprietor will not be responsible for
errors that may Decor in them. =.
PkIk TIN Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters communication by mail addressed e the
e'tab shmeni, post paid the will do
Quoted from The subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of tho
New YORK HE9ALD ksrABIisHMENr,
North " at coys Of Wilton add Nassau
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FOX, SALE.

FUN oAlSE
ksS A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street. between
EE$ the end and I'd Avenues 1t is well finished and re.
plcte with the latest improvements including Kitchen
range sns cold and ba hs water closets &c Italian
marble maue the house court yard OF fifteen
feet verandh and French windows The house
Of Of houses the south sse OF the street
For further particulars apply VYSE SONS,
Jmsr I72 Pearl street.
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NAVAL iNrsLLIoENcR

From tho Pensacola Democrat, March21
The schooner On.ka.hy.se o Berrymsp
Lieutenant Commanding, arrived this morning, "a days
from Chsgfes she biinRs 10 news iron the Pacific
squadron The Enyi h steamer had arrived ut Cha.
gres from Kingston when the left Onicers and crew
oil well The following 10 list Of her officers 10 ".
Berry man, Lieut. Commandipgi y a Parker, Actug
Masters Philip Lsuderdols, Assistant Surgeon, Leonard
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS

~ PARES CO., NO. 379 Pearl street, have received
their usual Large supply OF all the p,tternsof
syle aud quality OF French and Paper hangnRs
Parsr, which they fer 10 dealers merchants and Others
exLremey l0w
The IN Sc competent Paper Hangers may be had very
short notice. m9 Inns re
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5000

z nnn DOZ4N PAIENT ShihhED ~ "a
C,OOODERS, embracing over twenty s,ie ,, ae ="
prce. from below Sato 81 per dorsn ,o
Obbers and expoiters aud rc by the cDly oS
fer Of The fbre in the United States aud exclusive 49,.
eli the patents Tor processeE Ia the rsnaiac'"o y"
goods. H. H. bAn A, .,reet
f2o I'm
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INSIA INFAMOUS HAIR DYE.
RATCHELOR'S Liquid Hair Dye is the best article We
- ofe ed for cooriug the har to perfectly even an
naturai black brown njurng
s oronopnced by hundred, who the only per
Jee Hair Dye Uncovered Sold wholesale and retail BY
WN BATCHElOR.2 Wall street. near Broadway.
Us
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MAsSAPEOUA HOUSE.

MASSAPEQUA HOUSE,
SOUTH OYSTER BAY LONG ISLAND
'THE subsc ber takes this method ufcrm his friends
and the public that h his taken the above hoo'e when
will be for recepto OF vefs the brat day cf
Ma ch inst sud bcs will be readiness for routnE
-t,ee will leave sale ths arrival oil the morn
ing and evening sin OF cars Brooklx nj the sbovs
Hue e. sNEDECOR. Proprietor.
ma 2vsr late 1.-THE Oyster Bay Howe
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xisAv m1Lisa ACUonmuDAvlUnA
CHANGE OF HOURS

CHANGE OF HOURS
@ s e Co. III
LONG ISLAND RIA LkOAD.
s. FAM. viii sa$ s:. Monday
S, sssnSsG d, ,IS s
HsX 4. Al, daily for Cree Grssnpon and interm.-
Law. s. s.5H. s,, daily.
:IsHf NJ. SBs.on Train, Or on III. arrival of
days.. .S% S9t~ g. Ssy .a sn
sseo%asdssa han and 4 fi ssS * sSPaM
LEAVE JAMAicA--M o'ciocs A. M, y. M, and Ga r.
M for Brooklyn, or on the arrival Of Boston
ton cave Brooklyn at NJ for Thompsoa and snisrms-
s Ssssl H. iS'
Course, TTo.iins GouI.s jamaica Br1:hviii.
Il Ss rst * * sns ft9s A Gaze:
essT %.4sa sssS
s;ISf sos,Soid
y ss1 cirsenpOn Accommodation Train ii IS; Boston
Stages readiness arrival Trains the
nl to take passengers Every low faTss to all par
Baggage Crates will be in readiness foot of Whitehall
sssas 4. SeI bssolya " "Au''
BOZ os the Bo.on
Aan1E1 - THE PROPRIETOKs Of Steamboau
wishing Bells hing would do well 10 pay a
nk.vIsIt on board the STEAMBOATS, Niagara, Iron
Witch Governor. iron bost john Stevens Worces,,r Ira
yeller, Thomas POWELL &c, aud examine III HOMER'S
improved style Bell Hanging put up neat and and
warranted for year. by II. II. No Anust FL Imsrrc
NOTICE.
xA4n - On and after Friday, Move rnber goth, the
- steamboat SYLPH, Captain BraiStsd will
make the following trips to ard from Staten
island until further notice, viz -
Leave New York. Lsavs Staten Is,y&.
At A. M. At 81
II Am. 10
Pm. IAN.
~ AIM.
5X *" sIsr
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Or. POWELL, OCULlSI AND AUhlST,
TTENDS Diseases of the Eye and Ear, and to all in
"A Projections Of Vision, from o'clock his resi-
ience and office, 2s Broadway Of Warren
Optbalma SoppsRe Of the Tesr faxsege, Catarlc aAd
Opacitics, efectunlIy removed
ANAUkOSS treated with sttsntioR and success.
STKhBISNUs, or Squirting, cured N sfew minutes.
Deafness and all dischaiges from the Ear permanently
cured
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
speefaclss adapted sve'v defect ms Imsre
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DEAFNESS CURED.
l21 BROADWAY tErtroct II eheerfaliv comply with
DOL the request of Lieutenant Mcintosh
nvsded home, unfit for duty In consequence Of total
Deafness and discharges the That under the
ment OF Ds Castle Edwards aursts New YORK ne en-
rely recovered his hearing and has returned
military duy.-signs., H. MoNEVEN, SURGEON 70 II.
VI. iorcos Jamaica.
Acoustic OLA sure cure Tor ineipcnt Deafness duehar
Kes FROM and coscons OF hard war, &C. in the
ssrz--for ~ae 81 Broadway al msv
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MosrsRsy Feb 10, I5a7.
lreached here on the evesing OF the 9th inst from
quietness
lnere are no army movements at present and very
little new mat could at all interest your readers
except the thousand and one startling IuuoIs ,bp ara
being daily put into circulation By hon no oue an tell
Az one moment we hear OF .yauc. OF santa Auns
OF ths head OF his egiOns end CT another IL positively
asserted that Gen. Taylor about to sdvsnce on san
Louis de Pctosi.
Gen Taylor Ia now al Salillo. aud snce his arrival
there, Notwithstanding the ruu ors and counter tumors
mere has been rs yet, no stampede" Should h.
vance on The road to San Luis, currently reported
he VIII least have 5000 effective ID, of all arms for
ecuon. Among tho forces uodor his command are
Captains Wsshinston's Bragg's, shermsn's aud Web.
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IOHN CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. 1 Wall
conner q Broadway ha, hsnd aud nstsnt
making good OF Trunks, vali.es, Cspet
Bags, aud satchsls, wholesale aud retail.
Ao, Tor article Of sole leather Trunks suitable Tor
Ame European Travel and roftmantesus for ihs
French Male Posts
Orders Tor the West ladies' sou,h Am,rica, &c. filled
with desps CHI. ms lmsrc
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A T sANDFORD's CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
"A MENT, 1877 Fulton street We have Just received
BEAUTIFUL and well selected assortment Of Cloths Cssmeres
aud Vest suitable for spring trade. which we guaranty
nske up garments sui, I'll: most dcut ss to syle.
FITS workman,h hip and pricss,
Il will paw welt for bose visiting city to call 1T FuI-
ton street aud sec -
NB.-EveD variety orouhtting constantly on band and
sold cheaper than the cheape.t.
'''' sANDFORD BROTHER. i7J Fulton street
me tmsr nett door 70 the Herald Once.
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10 DENTISTS.
THE subscriber has received twithout
cury for 6lling teeth nvented and recently improved
by the first Surgical Dentists the world be
eved TO be the best article Of the kind offered
profession. For sale at the Dental Depot of
JOSEPH T. MURPHEY,
5S Broadway
Orders by mail, wing 81, can have Jar sent By
Inns rh
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-18
(Ib be C~oniinued.)
From the LiberGtor.
New England Anti-Slayery Convention

The New England Anti-Slavery Conven-
ton met at the Marlboro Chapel, on Tues
day, May 25th, at 10 o'clock, agreeabIy to
public notice. The meeting was called to
cTder by Francis jackson, OF Boston.
On motion of Edmund Quincy, of Dedham,
voted that a committee of five be appointed
to nominate a list Of officers for the conven-
ton, viz: Wendell Phillips, VIM. Lloyd
Garrison, Seth Sprague, Lorlng Moody, sgd
ney Ii. Gay.
The chairman of the nominating commit
tee, reported the subjoined list, and the per-
sons therein named were duly elected.
President.-FREDERIcK DOUGLASS, Lynn.
Tice Presidents.- Seth Sprague, DuXbury;
Francis jackson, Boston; Edmund Quincy,
Dedham; James Mott, Philadelphia; James
c. Hathaway, Pennington, New York; Ma
than Winslow, Portland Charles +. Hovey,
Boston.
Recording Sccreicries.-Samuel May, Jr.,
and Eliza S. Kenny, Salem.
On Finance and the RoH.-Iames n. Buff
fun, Lynn; Joshua #. Everett, Princeton
Loring Moody, Boston; Addison Davis,
Lynn John NJ. Spear, Boston.
business CommiHee.-Wm. Lloyd CARR,
son, Sydney II. Gay, Wendell Phillips, Ma.
ria W. Chapman, Eliza Lee Follen, Lucre'
tia Mott, Parker Pillsbury, Charles l.. Re.
mond, Anne w. Weston.
Opportunity being given, prayer was offer
ed by Rev. Henry Grew, of Philadelphia.
Voted, That VIM. L. Garrison be a com
mittee to wait upon Frederick Douglass, aud
inform him of his appointment.
VIM. l.. Garrison offered the following pre-
amble and resolutions;
Whereas, 1t is a self-evident truth, tina
where there is a sin, there must be a sinner
and that when the sinner ceases to exist, The
sin of which he was guilty ceases 10 be;
And whereas, American Slavery is no
merely a sinful system or institution, but
series of sinful acts, perpetrated by individu
ais, each of whom is separately responsible ;
And Whereas, When slavery becomes
law, and assumes the form and stability of
social institution, the individual is not in con
sequence released from his responsibility t
obey the law of God, and 10 cease from do
ing eyIi; but is, on the contrary, laid unde
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GF TERMS :-S1,50 per annum, or Sl,75
(inparjoby required) if not paid within six
months of the time of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for 10 cents:-one
square 81.
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o. M remilances IN be made, and all letters
relating 10 The pecuniary affairs Of The paper,
to be addressed (post paid) 10 The General
.9geHk. Communications intended for inser1
fion 10 be addressed 10 The Editors.
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Pririedf fer he Publishing CommiHee by
G. n. HAPGOOD.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-18

vention TO speak against prescription in the
barber's shop, as well as on the deck of the
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-18
AFTERNOON SESSION

Resolution No. : adopted.
Adjourned 10 meet at % o'clock.
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nation. 1afl rnon lhe tahle.

VI VI" TII| WTVT 'WN V''"TV
The resolutions under consideration al the
time of Adjournment were further discussed
by Seth Sprague, J. Elizabeth Jones, Of Ohio,
lienry Watson, OF Mississippi, II. Grew, ADJ
din Ballou. J. -. Sanderson, Thomas Will
liams, VIM. l.. Garrison, and Edmund Quin-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-18
CriminaHiy Of the Var. =.

And it is also a violation of the fundamen-
tai law of Heaven, of that great law Of Right,
which is written by Gods own finger on the
heart of man. His EXcellency said nothing
beyond the Truth when, in his message, he
declared That an offensive and unnecessary
war was the highest crime which a man can
commit against society,"
it is so; for all the demons of Hate are
then let loose in mad and causeless eareef.-
Misrule usurps the place Of order, and out
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-18

Met agreeably to appointment. Edmund
Quincy, one Of the Vice Presidents, in the
chair.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-18

Met pursuant 20 adjournment, Francis Jack
son in the chair.
The resolutions before the Convention were
further discussed by WIN. w. Brown. G..
W. +. Mellen, Theodore Parker, Caleb Stet-
son, ana Lucrelia Mott.
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NUMBER 1873.
Hv X. ". DYER, .sucttoneer.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-By virtue of a
~ deed of from S Holmes the subscriber dated
the 7h and recorded the sth day of May, 1896 Lii
Der w b., No. l22 foos 76 III 49, 49, $780, Isl, of
the land records OF Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia, will be sold public auction, "Wednesday,
the 18th day OF October next lots IA and To- IN square Z97
in the city of Washington.
This property is in improved and improving part Of
the city There il three brick dwelling houses and
carpenters slop and attached Of the dwelling
houses is at the OF 18th and south streets
Sale to be made the premises halt-past clock
m Onethird of the purchase money TO be paid IN hand
The residue IN two equal yearly payments with Interest 90
the whole amount payable halfyeary TO be secured by
approved prouissoy and reserved lien on the prop
erty, with power OF sale any default in payment and
policy OF insurance against fire.
On the full payment OF the purchase money and interest
valid deed conveying to the purchaser purchasers al
the title and estate vested in the viii be executed
Should the terms of sale be complied with in three days
from the day of sae the the right to resell
the property auction for cash. such credit as he
may think fit, at the risk and of the deaung purcha-
purchasers after weeks notice by advertisement
in some Washington newspaper All conveyancing to be
at the cost of the purchaser purchasers
p. r. FENDALL Trustee.
Sept 30 ROBERT w. DYER, Auctoneer.
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lock for @. ". I'hMips's Cash Store.

FRESH CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,sAND VESTINGS.
(WHICH will have made 10 order. and in
/ w ranied Ia tit Among them will be found
1 pieces Eonjeans black cloth
\ do Byiley's do
1 do Smon's do
! 10 do low-priccd English black, blue, and fancy
colors.
These goods much superior to anything have
had in store.
] % pieces plain ribbed, and doe-skn cassimeres Of
Bonieans Bylley's, and Simonis make
which cannot be excelled in this any
| other market taa
Is do new style French plaid cassimeres, some
thing entirely
20 do fancy cassimeres, some fine and others low
priced
ID do rich black satin for vesing
2 do belmont black silk satin for vesting
20 do colored silk satin for vesting
As | have made arrangements with of the best cut
ers to make for me this season. purchasers may depend ON
their clothes being made in the best
Also, have this day received
Gendemen's silk handkerchief, linencambric do.
Gum suspenders, ambswool and merino shirts and
drawers
Silk and lawn cravats, kid, silk, and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And in fact every article used for gentlemen, of whom
only ask a call.
Sep. S-diff G. w. PHILLIPS.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIRERs.

The OF will
payment OF the subscription be advance ~ 800
Distant sulscrbes money by letter he
which will be paid BY and all by
tr4nsrnission. s.
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during The ses
sions Of Congress and semi weekly during the
period less than will be recev.d On
erms props the above rafes y 1890 -
postastcs certificate Of remittance payment for subsoo-
tons advertisements will be sufficient receipt therefor
any specia-paying bank will be received.
CO. fOSrMASrERs authorized to act
sending with $50 enclosed Eve sl
WEEKLY hscr with Sao enclosed; FIVE WEEKLY
scbrs with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy
edition A. they furnish subscribers for, gratis.
- THE CossRrssIoSAL REorEn will be furnished them
nae
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OAITlSH Navy List for lS41.-Brltlsh Army List for
ID 1s47.-GrifIh's Arlersts Manual and British Sol
dier's Compendium. Lectures Naval Architecture, by
Commander Fishboume, royal navy. Captain Drnkwa-
lers History of the Siege of Gibraltar. l719-7S3 The
Sieges OF Vienna by the Turks from the German of Sch
mer. Naval and Military Technical Dictionary of the
French Language with translations, by Captain Burn,
royal artillery Finchnm on Laying oil Ships, volume
and atlas. Naval Tactics by Captain Moorson royal navy,
with exemplifcatons: The evol,tiolls of Field Battery
and the Mannuves of Brigade Of Batteries by Captain
Gore, royal artillery The Military Field Pocket. Book
translated from the German of Gen. Schanhorst Young
Dictionary Of Stewardship. Navigation. Nautical Astroo-
my Sailing Vessels Steamships Naval Gunnery the Laws
of Marine Insurance and Average and of Maritime Affairs
generally volume with engravings Dundee 1916, The
duties ofJudge Advocates by Captain Hughes of the Bonn
bay Army, volume. General Courts Martial, by Major
Kennedy Judge Advocate General, volume Journals of
the Seges Spain carried by the army under Yelling
ton, by Major General JONES' volumes, London, 1876
Fertilization and Artillery, by Captain Hector Suath,
volume and atlas. Captain Sborne's History of the War
in France and Belgium in 1915, Volumes Napiers His
tory the Peninsuar War Memoirs of Picton volumes
Barrows Life of Lord Howe, volume Memoirs of Adj
mral Sir Sydney Smith, volumes. British Military BIZ
ography, volume. Glenne's Military Memoirs volume
British Naval Biography, volume. Campbeli's Lives of
British Admiras, volumes Justimported by
Sept II f. TAYLOR
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rs Sf6 M
MARSEILALEs LINE OF PACKETS,
Nsf fbv<sYf Yr fol <ysaff

I'D 80 ~
MARSEILLEs LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching Gibraltar to land passengers.
T,E aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
L from New York the LIST, and from Marseles on
the 10Th Of each month"; as follows:
Ship Prince dc Joinvle (new,) Capt W. w. Laurence,
Oct. 1, 1876.
Ship Arcole, (new,) Captain W. R. Hoodless, Nov. l.,
1916.
Ship Castor, Capt James Anthony, Dec. l, 1886
Ship Nebraska, (new) Captain James Watson, Jan. J.,
1877,
Ship --, --, Feb. !, 1S47.
MARsEILI.ES
Ship Prince de Jonvile, (new,) Capt. w W. Laurence,
Dec 10, 1916.
Ship AcoIe (new Capt w. R. Hoodless Jan. 10, I847.
Ship Castor, Capt James Anthony, Feb. 10, 1S47.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Capt James Watson, March 10,
lSH.
Ship -,-, April TO- l9a7.
These vessels all of the first class, and commanded by
men OF experience Their accommodations for passengers
unsurpassed for comfort and convenience Goods
the agents will be forwarded free OF all other expenses
than those actually paid.
For freight or passage, apply to
CHAMBERLAIN u PHELPS,
1O3 Front street, to
BOYD u HINCKEN, agents,
No.9, Tontine Buildings, corner of Wall and Water
Streets New York.
pt.
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NUARsIIAL's SALE

MT ARsIIAL's sALE.ln virtue two writs of fey IA
l issued from the clerks office OF the circuit
of the District of Columbia for the county of Washino
and directed, shall expose public sale for cash.
Tuesday the 18th day of October next the front of the
the following property viz, Lots Nos and (ognaD in
square No 3S in the city Of Washington seized and levied
upon the property of VIM. Buist and sold salts jul
dcia No 10 to March term lsl5, and No. 81 judeias
October ter 1886 OF said in favor OF Robert Bnst
against said VIM Buist.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
sept 2-dts Marshal of the Dist. of Columbia.
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rT,IE Ladies, FURNISHING Store, north side Penns,

,IIE Ladies' Furnishing Store, north side Pennsy:-
vania avenue ~ and 9th streets, No IA Mrs
MARY ANN FRANCE agent--Nrs. FRANCE has the pleas
ure of informing her friends and the public that
having returned tis city, she viii on Monday, the 9th
instant as agent for the proprietor open the above estab
with decidedly the most rich, varied select and
fashionable of millinery and fancy goods ever
oasred in this Most of these goods having been
imported direct from Paris and all being OF the latest styles
selected with great care and bought Tor cash. they VIII be
sold on the most pleasing terms, for cash only
Sept A-eo3*
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HRY JANNEY,
Eighthstred ar the GsneralPat Office
THE subscriber hiy ng enlarged his premises, and
doubled his force, l. determined to give greater
satisfaction than heretofore in the manufacture of his
Beautiful, Substantial, and Comfortable Boots.
would say those wishing be speedily supplied with
the above and desirable article that they would do
well to have their recorded my books. Those
who wish readymade work will find the best stock in the
District ON my shelves, not excepting the nimabe patent
Congress Boots together With every variety Qo ladies,
gentlemen, ind chldron) of Waterproof and Cork-sole
boots and shoes.
Moto-sma profits, quick sales, and cash at the coun-
ter H. JANNEY. "
Oct A-eosata lint Nat Wing, u Marlboro GAIL y
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DIGEsT OF the Maryland Notwithstanding Har
- ris and McIIenry, Harris and Johnson, vols
Harris and Gill; vols Gill and Johnson, IL vols Bland
Chancery Reports vos.--By William Henry Norris Geo
William Brown, and Frederick William Bruno, jr., of the
Baltimore bar. Complete in volume, large octave
Price $40. just issued from the press and this day re-
ceyed. F. TAYLOR
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4 CUMBERLAND LUMP COAL.-Handp picked and
~ screened, of very fine quality, superior any hereto
brought to this market be had of the subscriber
and alter the 18th instant lower price than heretofore
Smiths can be furnished with fine coal of the best quail
y. None of the above coal will have been mined more
than one week before its delivery here.
Also on hand and landing, large supply of Anthracite
COAL Of various qualities and sizes.
And on hand general assortment of lumber Which will
be sold low for cash, short credit punc,ua
ers, at his lumber and coal yard the railroad depot
Oct. 5--w3t John PURIFY.
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mARTwELI,s WASHINGTON HOUSE,

HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut above seventh door TO the Masonic Hail.
Philadelphia
HIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refurnished
Il and the proprietor has spared means to insure
to his vsters every comfort and convenene. The
dining for gentlemen, well as the private ord.
nary for ladies, large and The paors and
chambers capae ous, and fitted up in the most modern
style. This house being central position, the proprie
tor socits a continuance of public favor, pedgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared to them
every luxury the city affords.
NJ b. bath house is attached the hotel, where
and cold baths canbe had at any hour.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-12
Grocery and Provision Store.

SEYBOLT u CO., Successors OF S. Homes) 7th street
- opposite Patrlotc BANK are Teceiylng fresh stock
cheese, spices, ground and ungound Candles SHELLS
damsons, peaches ounces, sardnes, eles, English
French and American mustard; Bay run pepper sauce
Bakers, Riches, Halls, and Parlon's cocoa cgars to
bacco, maccaron veunicell mace, and general assert
ment OF all articles usually kept in grocery
Also on hand choice article Of Orange county butter
Sept. 30--eolm