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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

AUBURN EVER TRUE 1T gives US no ordinary
pleasure TO announce TO our readers generally, and
to the Wings especially, that the whole Wing
ticket, with the single exception Of one Street
Commissioner, was elected yesterday by the larg-
Election. Every Ward has gone Wing even
the Fourth has, in a second sober thought, repu.
dated Loco Focoism. Auburn Daily Adv. 7th
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General Notices.
FOWLERs & WELLS, I31 Nassau-st. N. Y
fSf6 LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS So
ssasszkz<sk FOR FOREIGN PORTS. -<z

PHRENsLoGIsrs AND fuBLIsHEss,
Office hours from 8 A. NJ. TO 10 2. NJ.
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Legislature of New. ..FovS1ErsrH WEEK.

Nsso York aud Eric RGilroa,-Ner BilLs-hflisi Fist
Dis,ric-.4boay PeliisaiGry-LieH Ldr-Igsoigeaf
Ds5t0rs-IHsaaiiy-J0i he SAatrs-T snraace
Company Iao0rpTati0ns-C gaals improvement Fund
Elections BN-Fres Banks Regulation BIZ
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IS7-IWROkI4NB % p0ie1.s ~ ~,
$500 Iovses-fhs esbecribsfn hayiag ps,ss =. i
Mr. John Scrlbsr tbs exclusive n$ns ~
w i ushs Usnsd Stasss 70 hb fsss.t n La. -
improvement Ia Piano yore, are nsw nsaas ss tarr-
ysry splendid Rosewood s1d Mshossnsny - = -
I'D 70 ssep IN tans much longer xbs n eocsssc
.rs n os se.aatul hsfs . :1sei os s.ss siss
ton taking eli he ssrsn o. 1s sgrsssd pctas Sy;1
snishej irrsrrcer<s - y rsoes6ds cf Bfoedwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

TELEGRAPH TO CHIPPEwA.-We learn by gen
tlemsn from Chippewa, c. w that the stock Is tsken
and the posts engaged for Telegraph line from that
place TO QGeens,on, connecting with the Buffalo and
Toron.otlne epupetea ,s,a sSa A,ng other
the city Of Toronto and very coon with Montreal aud
Quebec. Buffalo Express.
CATHOLIC MISSION ~ ORE6oS.-We learn from
the Meldnss Rsgter that the Bishop Of Walls "slla
les Montreal Tuesday morning last for his Diocese
10 the Oregon Territory. lie Is accompanied by several
Clergymen-hs two nieces, who will Instruct the
Indian girls in religion and IN the habits OF industry
two mechanics TO assist him in the erection of Church
and a servant Several Cergymen OF the order OF
obats from France viii join him in the United States
Montreal Pilot April
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SAxToSs RyER-On
Wednesday ght last at about o'clock, fire was dscov
cred in the Wooden Factory owned by A. Smith. Of sax
tons River village In this The factory dryhouse
and wOod-shed were entirely consumed We understand
the stock belonged 10 Prosper Merrill Probable loss
about $1,000 and covered by insurance at Hartford
of about Is 600 bellows Falls W. Gazette.
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~ This important intelligence expressed at a
very heavy expense to The TRIsUSE. Sun and Herald
,nly The Com mercial Advertiser and one other paper
cave due credit-the other papers so far as we have
seen used the news without any acknowledgment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

HANG FOkLtS !. ~ iow esas, =,
IA 70 thsir sdvsnsass 70 eal q = 0;sun L
VIZ gCo.s nsnsf.ssosy - vSlsoe.s: &C. $50. o.
Eroadwsy) general aseorsnest Of hahofsny eo6 koss
ear u approved paper Dealers implied 90 bsrd tns
nyn = GLENN co is4 gul.sesc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

Gwpdl Election Regulation Blu and Odis-Janei Stats
Banking BW-Doa5le Sessions Criminal Satisfies
Nep. York 9c-Mr Flagg and he Apdhs-Cdaal
Lrnprorenenl.-YaH Sehoonhogsn.s Raille..f ~.
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amu2-.FOR sALE u mo Old ssssd No. eC.
esysI opposlte the Asof ifouse . vsnsy
81, u, and octave Piano fossos, 81
uJ2 usvesy vArssy u pattern, win al shs
modern improvements, In ROSEWOOD ard snogAny cssss
pi.nss op hirs. JANIS fHOMP50N
ml6Sr. Lac Tallman kan<ssL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24

ing 10 prove myself WORTHY Of The confidence re-
| posed in me by The national representation. 10
doub. of The cooperation of the Mexican people
| wouId be to doubt Of that yalor and those hlsn
virtues which emancipa.cd The country, when
although dishear,ened and lead asiray by twenty
five years of discussions, are producing even yeI
| SO m ny and such sublime sacrifices.
declare, tina, in Inc fulflment OF my oath Just
taken "oi respecting and causing 10 be respected
the fundamental institutions" will act in accord
ance both with my duty and my prolound con-
yictions The federal system is The only one CAL
culaled 10 save people in situation 50 danger
Gus as ours. To seek now remedy in newsys-
TENS or in new revolutions, would be 10 give up
the republic without defence aud without remoIse
to The enemy who tore down our national flag
from the palace where the victorious liu!bide
planted i, with his own hands.
The Government relies upon the cooperation
OF the States, theft good sense, and tried love Of
liberty and order. It will keep in harmony with
Them, for their efforts Ohe heroic capita of the
Republic being !osO are those that now must save
U.s.
la a situation such as ours, individual pTiva-
tions are inevitable; the Government Tar from in
creasins, will endeavor 10 lessen Them as much
as lays in lis power The security OF persons and
property will be sacred, taxes will &c cxacted
prnpai,unal!y, and the amount thereof distributed
with honesty and economy.
II is The duty OF Congress, who also knows our
nece ssilics, 10 promuIgale such wise laws The
country requires, and dffusa life and encourage.
me Mt throughout the Republic. will be the first
To comply with Them, striving above all 10 unite
all The private efforts in the grand object, Inc SAL
walton of our Independence. For me, all our do
meslic broils, foolish enmiIies and dissensions
will be henceouh secondary matters OF conside-
ration My administration will not prosecute
any class or party. calupon all, without disIinc-
ion TO assemble around the standard OF their
country.
Wi,hout being deluded as to orr situation, on
The contrary fully aware and overwhelmed with
It's difficulties and ready 10 lace new misfortunes,
if such be our destiny, have come 10 this place,
with The firm resolution never TO seal the dishonor
of nv native land. God alone can look into The
future as To public men, il sufiices that they know
their duty and fulfil it. The nation is aware that
| never deceived her, that my oa,hs are always
loyal: and that my blood, my life, and my repula-
lion belong TO her. Called in her name, have
come TO occupy of all situations that mosl contrary
10 nv ncnaicns. May God bless and cause TO
be fulfilled the ardent desires OF The man who has
not and is incapable OF entertaining any other idea
Than that Of The liberty and honor OF his unloFIu-
nate country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24
CAPT. ALEXANDER S. HOOE.

We were deeply panied yesterday (says Inc N
Orleans Picayune) TO learn that this gallant Off
Ger of The 5!h Regimen, U. S. Infantry died, on
The nigh, of the 9Th inst. at Baton Rouge, from
the effects of severe burn. Capt hooe was
native OF King George county, virginia, mosl
aallan, and accomplished soldier and gained great
c,edii by his gallant conduct upon the field OF
psIo Alto The first battle OF The Mexican war
where he lost an arm. He entered The army a
graduate from The Military Academy in 1927
and has always served with honor TO himself and
his country. For mis- CALAMITY on he ga OF May
1916. he was breveited 10 a majority, and mos
deservedly. Capt. II. belonged to eallan, lam
" and was brother 10 Robert Emmett Hooe o
the navy, who died about six months since, and
,Ue believe was The las, member of his family
We recre, to hear tina, fond wife and children
have been left 10 mourn the death OF husband
and father.
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iet)fI'R y.
Fos THE EsapiRRR.

Fon THE ESaYipRR.
A FAREWELL TO OUR EARLY HONE.
The sunlight smiles in beauty down
From evening skies serene,
And sids with rich aud radiant light
The gay Au,umnal scene;
The woods have changed their dark green rooe'
For the bright ones Autumn brings,
Who far and wide, DER hill and valc,
Her gorgeous mantle filings.
There's gladstone tone in The passing breeze
And a ligh, in the sunset skies,
While the spirit, as gay, aud as glad as 'hey'
Like The light winged zephyr MES;
Yet Memory comes, on her Vie@'eSS ",s''
'Mds, the shadows OF evening gloom,
And sadly breaihes, to the deepsill heart,
A farewell 10 our childhood's nome!
Midst the scenes OF life, and ofoiher times
She brings to our eager gaze
The smiles hat shone, and Inc tones 'nd'
Around us in other days; -,
And The friends who loved US IN youlh piis"'
hours,
Whose hearis were as pure and true
As The rose-eat blooming in Southern bowers,
Unchied by The Summer dew.
Che naints The time when, in LIES glad Spring,
And in youths bright golden prime,
Our barks were first launch'd, mid roses gay,
Down the shadowy sea OF Time;
But now farewell to these early Joys
And the scenes we shall view no more, ..,.
To the green, sunny fields and the sparSiihg r'''s
That we visited oft OF yofe:
To The old hill! side, and lhe oaken grove,
And he Spring meath lis dark green snaue,
And The mulberry rree meath whose giant arms
We often in Childhood played.
Farewell 10 the flowers the beautiful flowers,
Tha, blooned meath Summer SKY,
But now, meath the breath of the Autumn gaze
On the green turf, slumberng, lie.
All! how Oft these visions, in bright array,
To my wand'ling dreams shall come,
When, in sorrow or care, mid my future houfS'
Ri think on my early home;
And, when mineling OF, with The young and sia''
In the gay worlds bright parterre,
NV heart shall revert to the dear.loyed spos,
And The scenes that Eve cherished there,
NJ. w. B.
Caroline county, Va, Norsmder, ls47.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24

AT meeting OF the President and Directors ..
the HowardsvilIe Turnpike Company, he'l O.
HowardsviIle, on "Wednesday, The Isl Decemte'
ls4T the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the Stockholders OF SAID COM
nanv and other citizens Of Alternate, Nelsoo
Augusta and Buckingham, do memorabilia .ne
Legislature al its approaching session, pfsyips
an amendment Of It's charter, so as 10 Incfesse INC
capital stock TO $50 600, extend Inc road 10 6rtIa
vile in Augusta county. The Bcafd o. uDhs
Works 10 subscribe $4,000, or lwo'hith' " 'ss
amount necessary to make said road-'he inoDeS
10 be appropriated at once so far in Pfopplo;Jt
the individual stockholders may have suos.,.
ard paid in constructing said road Ohey ha'Ue
ALREADY anpropria,ed abon, &c 000) and TIE 'eS'i
du. from lime 10 lime, agreeabIy t" inc s;,ai
conditions on which subscriptions 10 me eaf,- =,
of Joint stock companies, are made on ochN'
the Common .I.s.
2ni. Resolved, Tha: The delegates from "i% ~,
marie, Nelson, Augusta and Buckingham, aha
onr Senators. COILS. NJ. BonduranI AMI Cap
John Thompson, and such other memptls Y, ,"'
Legislature as are disposed 10 favor imPlov',,
men,s o. general character, be rcques'su ~ "''
in securing the eAci OF the preceding reso!ouo'1'
I'D Resolved, That copy OF these proceeu-
mos bc semi 10 each OF the delegates and senalof'
re,srcd 10 and 10 each OF the political papers pu0-
Il. he'd in The civ OF Richmond for publication
NV " ALEX. FITZPATRICK, Pfesdt.
n. T. p COMPANY
WIZ. A. TURsER, Sec'iy.
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"WEDNESDAY, Dec. D, l841.
nnITSE nj MY EG TIES

The Speaker announced The following as The
coma it,ee under the resolution Submitted on yes
terday by MIR. STOVALL, relative 10 amer
ments of the laws concerning inspection OF To-
bacco Messrs SlovaIl, Scrrsss Coleman, Clay,
Taliaterro Syme, Powell, Lancaster and RooeI!s'
MIR. SCOTT Of F, from the COMMITTEE ior
Courts of justice presented report upon The re-
solution referring so much of the Governors
message as relates 10 the usury laws.
Mr.. LANIER from The Committee on PROPOSE.
tions, &c presented The following bills: bill
authorizing separate election on Walkers
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The bridge over Dunkald, in Mononsalia
county, has been carried away by flood. The
loss will fall heavily upon the contractor, Mr.. Il.
K;dwell, ST. Of the town OF Marion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24

The steamer General Butler for whose safety
great fears were entertained, arrived at New Or-
leans on the 18th inst The Gen. b. experienced
very severe weather, and was detained 50 long en-
her passage, that her provisions gave out, and
her passengers and crew were on The point OF kill
ing their horses for food when vessel hove in
sight and supplied them. She brings many Off
GERS and soldiers from The seat OF war, among
whose names we recognise that OF Lieut.. John NJ
Bakey, oflhe Votigeurs late OF Henrico county,
who behaved CALAMITY a! The National Bridge,
and who received Sigh, wound in an engage
,,on, ,r;,b the pnerril,as
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A private letter dated the 18th inst, informs us
that six American soldiers arrived that day from
Cordova, where they had been conhned as priso-
ners They had been captured on The road 10
Mexico from different trains. They were reeas.
ell by Gen. Marin, who was on his way TO Vera
Cruz 10 establish himself in business. He has
abandoned the Mexican army and is DESTROYS OF
earning an honcsi livelihood il is said
The Afco Iris says that Padre Jarauia is
about TO return 10 opei ale in The neiehboihood OF
Vera Cruz, and-tha his band has been reinforced
with three hundred men from the INTERIOR who
are at the expense of The Marquis del Jarnal.
The Arco Iris OF The d inst. saws the Mexican
Commissioners retired al once TO Queretaro upon
learning that Mr.. Trist had no powers TO treat.
The following items are from The Arco Iris OF
oithe 3 inst:
"By last accounts, Gen Filizola was al Quere-
,aro with force of 1000 men. The general-ln'
chief, Bustament, had yet his headquarters a.
Guansjuao with an army of9000.
"Many members Of Congress- displeased with
the election of the new president gave up lhei!
seats, and retired in disgust from the city oil
Queretaro.
However there remained yet more than The
fixed number, which is required 10 formla quorum.
We have only time 10 add the Inaugural Of
| President Anaya, translated by The Arco Iris:
INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT ANAYA
iter beng srorn Presiden ad INTERIM ofe Republic
.ntrito.
Sres Depulics-I come 10 fulfil your wishes
taking 10 charge the Supreme Executive power
| ofIhe Union, for the short space of time that vii
elapse until the next constitutional period arrives
1.-the days be few, The difficulties present them
selves numerous and appalling. The great mis-
fortune Of our land, is the sentiment that excu
sively occupies The minds OF all who know The
meaning of The sacred word country.
In such circumstances, without the powerfu
concurrence OF the nation, no Government cal
undertake lis defence Ii belongs alone to the Exc
culive power TO unite all efforts, direct Them &C
cording 10 the national will, and remove all OBJ
sacles Ina, descon6dence (D has hitherto thrown
in the way.
With The decision Of an ancient servant OF ,ht
country, have sworn no; 10 omi, a single effort
nor to spare the most costly sacrifices in endeavor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-15
lotteries.
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.


Let al the World say What they eaa
For selling PrtEe.. STATIONS Tie man!
Dawn No. Of Les,su-r. EItr.. Ma. S. Anal 9th
"a a. 10 6 20 81 90 IL 20 SO Is
80 q {rr',, nor, Capital. .o,a ~
Drawn Nos: Of Aie.andtia. No. P. April IOlh:
II GO 40 II ~ % 20 10 &c 40 90 i2
Ticket Nos &c 81 81 prize Of $3.50 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
65 ~ Is % GO &C % IS 10 20 &c - 81.
Half, Nos. IL ~ 63, capital, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
IS - CO 20 Sc n so % "a ca 20 &c "a % 50
100000 5000.
1hur-isy-Ne" Jersey. No. 30 Capits. Of $4,000 5000
1000. 22iO 10 Of 1000 &e- rs Nos, Ticket. as
halves so, quarsu IS
$4,000. 1000.
Friay-Lessburg EItra, No. G. Captas $1,000 1000 GOO
SC &c. rs Nos IL drawn. Tickets 81, halves qrs
$1,000 2OOO
Friday Nght-MOnonsalia. No IS. Capitals. $1,000 1000.
1917 1000 GOO &e Is Nos, IS drawn Tickets halve.
1925, quartsrs6s.
saturay-sus,eI EI. No. 81. Capital. $1,000 1000 500
&C. rs Nos ~ dawn. Tickets halves So qrs Is
S35.29i. 10000
1877. Csplz s3529t OOOo $500 1000 25s5 1000 $500
OF 1850 10 Of 1000 &c 7s Nos II drawn. Tickets $40 have.
5, $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY r. for 1877 TO b, dr,wn Ap,i
$4,000 10000 5000 $500 23s2 10 Of 500 900 s2o
OF i3o etc Tickets si2 halves g. Certificate Of
OF - W hoies slos shares IN proportion
Magnificent Schemes,
To De DRAWN 18th AND 2sth MAY.
t6eOOO-iO Prizes or slOO0n2O do. Of
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY No "a for Is47 to be dawn
at AL randna Saturday May rs, I5g7.
Magnificent Scheme II grand PfiEe 100000 10000 10
600 10000 10000 10000 600 600 no. oOo No GOO
100 OF 1000 20 OF 5000 55 and Others Of 200 100
amounting to sI,Ios,l97-
- no. LorTERY-ia DRAWN BAII.ors
Tickets $50 halves 10; quarters s. eghhs Certificate
Of paeiage Of % Whole Tickets ss2O do 90 halves quarters
and eigbths in proportion.
$4,000. $1,000. 10000
ALEXANDRIA LOTrERM. elias, No &c for is4T 10 be drawn
al AleIanirra, Saturday, Nay goth, Is47.
&C no. LOTTERY,
II drawn Nnmee IN each Package Of twenty Tickets,
scheme Prize Of $50 600 $4,000, 10000 5OOO 1860
1900, 600, 30 OF 3fO, 1870 OF 500 &c, &C.
Tickets SIS, halves $50 or, eighth. 1877
Of package Of 90 Whole Tickets $3.50 do Of halves quarters
and eighth, proportion
20 Buyers referred my list OF Prizes
At The Once proof Of what been EVEN
ing continues 10 increase the number sold and paid
" Orders for packages cercae tickets IN above
Schemes and in all Lotteries viii be promptly
drawing sent when requested
Please addreEs orders 70 ". sTRATTON,
rhu W.,
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Correspondence of tho National In,cIIiRencer.

BALTIMORE, April l3-o T. Nj.
There sdocidody frmncss Hour msrketo.dsy
Although the quotations by the last arrival from England do
not seem TO Justify advance yet holders firm
asking sol There buyers in tho market freely offering
o62} for large quantities, which refused except
instance when learn OF a sale Of $50 brs at S6,621 Tho
decline in ireshs and the very small suprly-no equal to
the demand and likely DO this side OF haves-gves
hrmncss with holders City Mills is held u S675.
There small sales yesterday Of Howard street brands
ut $780, and afterwards S6,62i. and OF city mills 200
bsucs) at S6625. Susquehanna brands held at Sc 10
note sale this morning Of 900 barrels meal at 81
rs, which price is firmly asked.
have IL upon good authority that there European or
ders present in the hands Of he
for -four than actually be received this side of
harvest.
The supply Of oil kinds OF grain is unusually light not
equal To the demand Sales Of prime Pcnnsy red
wheat at l5Oc good TO prime Maryland reds li3 i5
ordinary to good l33a43; choice whit wheat family flour
will bring l6O; sales Of prime white s5as6 and
yellow do 9la92 oats 49, rye 7Ss60 coverseed STAT
and dull haxseed 40.
There is decided improvement in stocks, with consid-
cradle activity Sales to-day of $4,000 Treasury note 6s
l02; $4,000 United States 6's, 1867 at lO2; also S2l
900 Baltimore 6's, $780, at 9S1a95i.
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Boston rarkct---SafnTaev .go-y,o,

Provisions-Sales of 80 bbs thin mess Pork at Sl6 so
do mess, Sl65 mos; 30 ties Hams I0Ic cash. Flour
The from England has had a tendency TO check ope
raons but the stock here limited that prices are not
materially changed. Moderate sales of enesoe common
brands at SO, cash. Southern is held 7374a7 So cash;
sales OF Baltimore Howard latter quotation. Corn
Northern yellow the depot is held ut 81 O5 Southern
yellow Hat, 81; white gle, measure. Talow-Salcs of
10000 lbs Sia9c per 10, cash.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore American.

Stocks continued TO advance, with moderate sales
Ponna S. o. States 6s 1856. !; do 1867. Il Reading
Bonds iai; Morris Canal about I. $4,000 Penna SIS
sold at y; shares Bank of Ky 755 100 Morris Canal
ut 22i; $500 U States Treasury notes. 2-5 l0l1
The very little stock of Flour in first hands serves to
keep up the Sellers refuse S6621 for mixed brands
About 500 bbls reported having been sold S675
500 bbs Corn Meal reported S4625 Wheatis wanted
at las for Penna reds. Corn is heavy 95a9S c No
demand for Cotton and change in rates. Mess Pork
will command sl5,5oal65O. Some Gales OF Lard lOi.
sale OF Western Butter, over 1000 lbs at l2I.
N B.-Therc was large amount Of business done 4
the % Board Of Brokers full prices.
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Auctiou 9oles.
FUTURE DAYS.
uY ". Gosidin.

By ". Goddin.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or RIAL Estate In the CRY
or RICHMOND
II virtue of n decree Of the Superior Court
Of Law ard Chanee for the county ely %
ks hmoni 'han Comm Couit proceed upon
WEDNESDAY ihs 18th day q May nsI commencing At a.
COZ NJ TO sell At public auction UPON premises respect
All hr real property belonging estate % thr - David
blfr IN The city % Redmond consisting BRICK en.mrn
on Ross street. and several lying Governor
sui fahka tfects aud small wood h5us-.
u-fepn, Byrd and FIN streets
1h' TERMS OF Will BE- for onsGrh Of the purh,, mn,
ney cash. and the balance equal payments s1 twelve
ani eighteen months with interest from day thu
serd payments the purehase bonds .-euuy
and The title 70 b. retained until purchase money s paid
plat OF the property calling IN. Auetan..r
PEACHY K. GRAIrAN Com'r.
sal conducted BY wEttISoros GoBDiS. AueL
An
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BY DnnIop, noncure q 90.

sEAsoNABLE DRY GDODS AT AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY, the 2st inst, CONNIE ncng at O'Clock NJ
our sales Room Tap stai We will sell large varey
o ,easonahe Dy Goods perfectly fresh ard recently purehis
ed embracing very many deabc articles suitable Tor spring
slr. Among when be found
Superhne English aEd German blue blk Cloth.
Blue, blk and fancy CassImeres
American PRINT. and Pad Gnrhlms
Splendid Chntz, Prints, supeIdne Laws
g. White Cambues and Iaeonea
Brown and white Linen Drills
Checked Pantheon stgfs, Gambroons
- and 81 Bleaehed shirtAgs aud shestnss
Brown DO DO
New style MusinS. Organda Lawns
Bed Tckings, il ish Linens
supefhGe Ponree Hdk6 Cotton do
HOOKS and Eyes, Pas, &C &c.
TERN-Ubder 500 cash over slCO months credit for an
proved negotiable paper.
apo DUNLOP, MONCt'RE L. Co Aset.
Groceries AT Auction.
On TUESDAY the goth Instant 10 our ofee We
will sell without regard weather arge general assortment
Of Groceries, eon,istiuE in pat Of
lO7 hhds griHe SUGAR
90 casks Moasses
l56 packages loaf and clarified Sugar
$50 bags Laguira RIO and Maaeabo Coffee
100 boxes Bunch Raiiins
1875 Soap
co boIes Candies
Indigo, Pepper, Mustard
Gunpowdcr, Imperial, Y. Tyson and Powchong Teas
Bacon, Lamp OIL
Whhkey, Brandy, Gin
Ciglrs snuff &c. &c &c.
TERss-Unce $780, cash; months credit for
approved negotiable paper.
sPI4 DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co, Aue,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-15
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL

letter from Matamorss correspondent. dated March
25 informs MS that Gen. Taylor preparing for an ad
vance on San Luis Potos which he would commence on
the 18th instant The letter also that Gen. Taylor
viii be able to take with him eight thousand oopsqute
enough IN the opinion OF tho writer for the old heros pur
poses Bait. Amer.