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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-12
]. j. ACKERMAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
KALIDA, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Jacob Zimmerman,
ORDER OF COMMON
PLEAS.


ORDER OF COMMON
Thomas Chnretou &c PLEAS.
Elizabeth NJ Zimmerman
DY virtue of der of the court of Common Peas of
ID Putnam County, ohio, 10 directed will Offer for
sale at the door ofthe cout House in Knida Pntnnm
county Ohio, on tie fifteenth 5) day OF October A. D.
1917, between the hours of ten O'clock A. NJ and four o.
clock, p NJ, ofsnid day. the following described real es
tate to wit: ..
The west hnh ofthe north west quarter of section No
(36) in township number two south of Range number eight
east and also the south half Of the south west quarter of
section number twenty-five (25) in township number two
south OF Range No. eight east containing one hundred
hundred and Twenty four dollars and nneynine cents
and to be sold for not less than thirds OF the appais
ed value TO satisfy order in favor of Jacob Zimmerman
and against Thomas Charlton and Elizabeth NJ. thinner.
W INV i 36 appraised OF S333 30
Stsw9 25 2gI &C
.... J. II. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERiTp's.0FFicE,
Kalidn, Sept. IA 1871 34lew
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DMIlFISTRAIOR'S NOTICE.
N0TICE is hereby given, that the uudersign.
IV ed havst this day been legally appointed
and qualified as Administrators Of the estate of
squireS. Harris deceased late OF Putnam County,
Ohio.
WINCETON RISLEY,
JOHN MATSON.
October 9th I847. 346ew
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The RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE The able Lon
don correspondent Of the National lntelli.
gencer furnishes the following comparative
view OF the representative system of govern.
ment as practised in three countries OF most
importance in the world, in a commercial,
political and moral view. Thus
"ln Great Britain, population of26,7l1,-
O59, in ls40 contained l,O66,s6O electors
or about one persen in every 25 had vote
"ln the United States population of H.
o63,25S in ls4O gave 2, 400, ,4S5 votes at the
Rresdential election; or about one in every
seven had vote. Jt4I tl4& :
ln'Erance, a population of S5 SOC, 900
contains about 200, 900; oryery nearly one
in every one hundred and seventy five had a
yote!n oonsaaoa nh5't ~ I rrt'~
Comment on the above is unnecessary.
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!, A young lady was found dead in her bed,
at Mons, near Caen, not long since--her
death being occassioned by sleeping in tight
stays to preserve her shape. aa 'o BE
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ooo The5American force en- gagged was 5000.
1.-THE Washington Union confirms the wal
news. Gen. Lane had arrived at Vera Cruz
and left Immediately 10 join Gen Scott, with
1000 men. i91 cE Zoe s..s
The Americans have erected mortar bat
teriesin the streets Tof Mexico, the firing
from which was attended with great slaugh-
CEy The Cincinnati Enquirer OF yesterday
aludes 10 painful rumor current in that
city, said 10 have been brought by the mail
boat from Louisville, Of the death Of Col
Chas. II. Brough, Of the 4th Ohio Regiment.
Tho Ehquirer was unable to trace the report
10 any reliable source. The death Of Col.
B. would rob the State Of one Of its brightest
ornaments. tgF " u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-19
BY Last Nights Southern Mall.
Herald Marine correspondence.
UAnEIPHIA. March l0--A


Arrived ship, Venice D.nsyy LiysTps0 gscbsM1s
bark. Fsrmount sgs Cisniusgo. CSndaI T.0S Esw
Puerto CsSsIlO sch. hsdIOn Ogden Y0L Fa,H Caste
Bartlett Cork and msils Asn Sasy sp'II
Crowe Boston; Erie BAXTER do; WIN Penn, Akin:, do;
schs Casts Fowler Trinidad de Cuba C.tharine, Mann
Tampco; Reaper, Lorng Savaunani Westcott' Loose'
Ghareston; Charlotte sudlev do; Martha Jsns. paraG
China. Small, do; Haven't Home Small dol psn,s b.hss'
do Haysna Mei,h. Peter Canssy SuSSs, 1'ney
Kesn York Eagle Lamplush 90; Dssw xs.D So'
Below, brig st George Long. from Orleans.
miscellaneous Record.
ScHR ATLANTIC from New Ofle cans bound to Baltimore,
put wilmington, dstre.s leaking badly On s1smi.
port which been recofked and she WILL wind and ca
Their permitting, proceed to sea onorow
k5Ons POrus.
NonyoLx, March ls-Arr BI ship Gen Hewe Gstenby,
40 days from London; baks Ellen Augusta Hubbard I'm
York; Pilgrim, Blanchard, Boston; schs Mary Cehcart,
NYork: Amanda Higgins eheet Mula Boyd, ed wards,
do P.li.s Pe.ee do ve,geI Staples I'm Boston; Ensi.
Island Loulss Burgess, Bsnssbe' toSi,s Perry Warren
a Port WsItnal schr only Son. Burke for Matanzas
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Sales OF stocks mt Boston.

MARcH H-ExcHArer BoARD-9 Boston Wharf Com.
pany, 80 100 East Boston Dividends 80 sd 200
East Boston Company 80 lax; 800 do, IA; rs do
Is Is 49, so do 60 Ia 100 do, 60 l44; 100 do,
80 dl46; IT'S Norwich & Worcester Railroad, Ask so
do, AK; so do, s. 80 4s's $4,000 Reading Rail.
road Bonds 1850, 7lH.
AT AUcrIoN-o shares Eastern Railroad per Ct adv;
Boston Worcester do, l6% per Ct adv; 10 Northern
do, u per CT adv; Lacona Manufacturing Co, per
CT adv; York do 20sl 81 per CT. adv; Hamilton do,
$94a< 90 per sh; salisbury do, 29s4 per Ct adv;
Great Falls do, $220 per sh shawmut Bank; $96 per
sh; IL Firemens Insurance Co. Is per CT adv; so New
York and Lake Superior Mining Co, ST per sh.
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DIR. POWELL, OUULIST AND AUK1ST,
TTENDS Diseases Of the Eye and Ear and all i'm.
"A perfecuons of Vision from to O'Clock, at his resi-
dence and ONCE, ssi Broadway corner Of Warren street
Opthalmia stoppage of the Ten Passage Csarac, snd
Opacities, ehcctually removed.
treated with great attention. and success
Deafness, and all discharges from the Ear, permsnsntiy
ZETIYICfAL EYES inssstsd.
fpSstaeles aAapted 70 every defect mS lmsfs
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 10.


Cleared.
Ships Burgundy (psckstl Edgar, Havre Fox Living
ston Clara, fenhslon, Philadelphia, Atsins x Co.
Bsrts Hra.iero. Williams lilo de- yanero, Barlow
Scout, dstan.a, Needs Hoppock; illus, ollehrist New
Orleans, J Elwell Co.
Brgs Marsellos, sleeper Sligo, Ireland Elwsil Co;
General Marion Linscott, Ssgua la 0rande, Nesmth <
Walsh; l. Walton, Rowe, Apsaehicols, X Post, Grand
Turk, Porter, Piovidsnce.
sehss sarah Ferry Havana, Richardson Co, stssss.
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FLORENCE HOUSE

No. 400 BrOddlCGy, corner WdIker StTeet, ~. T.
"A JOHN FLORENCE, Jr. has now completed his
:: for opening the public at the elegant
and spacious building above designated and which ne
has erected Hotel to be CONDUCTED on the
below he has arranged extensive suites Of dining room.
the floors above, splenddly furnished with every modern
are smaller similarly furnished, for the accom-
mediation OF individuals. of small parties where Gas is
by earle the plan Attached 70 the s;sDs
parment) sixty bedrooms single and double with
elegant paors adjonngthc whole forming first class ho
accommodation hitherto unataiued in this country
f. J that Il for him to assure the
public that larde his wines, and indeed his entire cu
nary department. will be of the best kind throughout and
obtaining and board either, separately call upon
him as above where he will be happy afford them
facility Of exsmining his and commodious establish
ment. mz lm~rc
March 2. l047.
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A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.

a COUNTRY SEAL FUN SALE.
yxn A COUNTRY Residence and Farm the South
of Long Island, about 40 milss from this
be reached three hours by the railroad Il lies on
old South Road miles East of Babylon, and directly
opposite Fire and contains about 50 Of which
enced into ots and under good improvement he Heuse
large. having five rooms the ground floor lhs ont
House. &c. in good order. good Garden with
variety of excellent FRUITS Strawberries, large Asparagus
ted with flowers with wells Of excellent soft water.
The land do the Bay the South reaches
back to railroad the Thompson Station There is fine
fishing fowlpg &c and Of the heathest places in the
gage for five will be sold ceedingly
low. Apply 10 80 GEORGD 3. Fisk,
ml3 2w cwh AZ William st. Merchants Exchange.
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EOR SALE. CHEAP.

"a In RURAL. LIFE fronting The BEAUTIFUL K9iit9n
IN Bay commanding full and entire view from the High
~ lands Of Neversnk to the Narrows Large and small
can at all their fancy selection Of pro
perty. 49,
Also fourteen valuable building lots West Bloomfield,
Pompon adjoining the Methodist Church parsonage and OPP
postc the New Episcopal Church. Terms easy. Persons
along the Shore obtain all desired ~
New Jersey f26 lm*rc
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Murdered by the Mexicans.

SHOCKING CALAMITY-SIx PERSONS BURNED TO
DEATH.-The village Of North Blenheim, was
visited on Wednesday night by most awful calamity
Two buildings belonging to najor H Dckerman, were
destroyed by fire. and six persons persisted in the flames
teresng and young LADY, lies badly burned, at
the house of neghbor, that there is probability Of
her recovery-making seven in all. The unfortunate
sufferers the wife and children Of Htzekiah A
Holdridge-.albany Argus, Maseh IL.
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Southern Cotton olnrkets
Foreign Importation

Foreign lmportatlons.
HAvANA-Bark Expres- boxes segars 567 boxes sugar
JTxylor30o boxes do Croker Waen-I9 hhds molasses
bales rope Walker.
CApIZBark Gustavus Vassall0 lasts salt 10 pipes wine
60 cases iquorce PASTE and quantity Of corks order
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Col. ]. G. HAYS We understand that Col. j.
G. Hays, late of the first regiment Of Texas Ran
GERS who so distinguished himself at the battle of Men
terey and before the frontier of Texas reached
Warrington this afternoon by the southern boat
Washtuston Union March IL.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
state OF tho Flour Mar


Nsw ORLEANS, March lo.-The only rates we hear Of
200 bbls of stained Ohio the levee at So so; $50
in at s. &c., and 100 ST Louis at SO but S. SIX
offered and refused Tor 900 and 500 Ohio in store,
held firmly at Sc Wheat 900 sacks Upper Misss-
sppi sed at 80 sacks white in store sold
at soc and 800 mixed, deliverable from store S.
holder yellow asking o5.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE market Is sitter to-
day, and there buyers than sellers at yester
days prices 600 bbs brands, all that could be
had sold at 600 bbs selected and bakers brands
brought So SIN &c. and 200 bbs scraped So So holders
generally asking SIS SIX for standard brands some
sales were also reported to arrive notice 900 bbls
Western in al May, at So 371, and 900 bbls in few
days at IS 81 Corn Meal-looo bills Brandywine sold
at 81 50 Pennsylvania dull at 81 an Rye four-400
bbls sold at 81 6s GrainBut little doing notice
some small sales Of corn at 74c for Southern white,
measure, SAC. for yellow, weight, and the same price
was pail for Pennsylvania Cotton partakes of better
feeling and holders asking higher rates some sales
have been made at full prices
Southern Cotton Markets.
NEw ORLEArs, March lO-C otton-Thsre Is a change
in erdays rates fully sustaned-the only
sale hear OF list OF 900 bales The sales yes
terday were 1900 bales and prices at the close Nc.
higher than on the day previous-middng and good
middling, 10 to l01sc. per ID.
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&OR SALE.

- AT PRIVATE SALE-The property known a. No.
1856 Mulberry street, Broome street. Lot by 100
brick front house on the front ofot
3nal two story frame house the side OF lot, with
large work shop the 80 by % feet with cellar y feet
deep the Half Of the purchase remain ON
bond and mortgage at per ccntEnqure the premises
lnaMr
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uIUNTEKIAN DYSPENSARf, Mo- Division street,
III established A. 1885 by the piesent proprietor for the
successu disease Of secret nature and Tor
is the only remedy earth that safely be relied on to
thoroughly this hod disease hort nrry TO the con-
when else have failed Acomprehen.ye treatise sceoI
to eectuay all matter how long standing
or how deeply seated the with less trouble to the
medicine in world, will be TAKEN Prce per
vial Jf im"I
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lNk. JOHNSON, II Duane street, near chatham street
IL 40 we'll known the ccessful practitioner IN New
York in the treatment of delicate diseases The Doctors
repuatou for skill in those old half cured that have
eristed for wears. preemmc Gee structure, ulcers
mon the body the hroa pains IN the head and
bones of the legs cectualy cured constitutional weakness
Brought on by secret hab IndUged III BY young man.
causing lascivous dreams nightly emissions positively
cured Recent cured four days without mercury
No alteration in diet prevention from business
Post paid letters containing fee OF 50 attended TO- Dent
be deceived DR. johnson in way connected with
musSroom dentist or his college. ja23 liner
p HEUMATlsM, FANS AND sTIFFNES:s, So, UF THE
&C. &c-RINos CoM!ourD SyRUH Of Hydrodate OF roa.ss
published for tho sole benefit Of those suffering from rhsnms
lar them eruptions Of the SKIM aps
ade the direction and supervision Of the
most ointment the Faculty. has received their
and have pronounced the best pos
sble remedies for the above named disease
Il is prepared from the purest articles, and warranted
give 1t thns puri6es and quckens ths crcua
ton irritation and leaves every part oil tho animal
ECONOMY in a perfect of health. -. -,
increasing demand for an article Oh tns
has the proprietor bring before the public tna
ali may have benefit of and know that there remeey
for these complaints ltas co
full trial to convince the most IN
creduous of its surprising Properties - ,,,,r n-:.
Prepared and sold by CHARL ES II. RING, Druggist,
1872 Broadway, cor. JOHNNY
NIB Be sure 10 observe the written signature OF T. n
RING over the cork of each bottle. Ja2S lmsc
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raIcE y s' s.s. Vi. 4 b ; yS
'' ss sss q made to goe....s IS BROADWAY
QUARTERLY BEACON.
Ss :sssaa se
e :S: :'s .i ~ T.s
::iS sss
RUN: vsis : LIE sS!! q FAM: %s.s: ysi:S
SELLING OFF.
nE intending g es;s their q fss; B'ns::
Raspberry cansy' A jas' ss cS
e. G9 y 4s Tas
al VI. the Executor: Of Clark, Thoms. Hun. al.
Z; S;ssis %is; 81
1s %ssa SH
reside Re STATE fou.ans. and ali or most Of them
In ins IS tia, said defendant. do plead
dsm9t ..d bin and smsndsd bill before - s .s
sps" sS.% ps:onsils SuSssS
'ss IF: :s I'll
the order ifGv Si sss'
New Orleans, Feb l. ls1 M 3wsnw
PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD
,Sss s vi.
0.k wood Fort e., siua ,he
e e1sn 70 De and
IT, , F.. % ; re
sas 50 a]S.aSi H iFfs5
'stgsss. and Assistant ss: :s;;a:;sss
PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.
INIVE HUNDRED TONS of best qualify, broken and
screened red Anthracite Coal. wanted BY the sub
sS'ss 1S as il
dVeGy to IN the Of May. and to be COM
','.' W Capt and Ss :ssss% re-
LESSONS IN DKAWlNGa sc. >.
M employ some # Ii; giving lessons in drawing
ar A.y.s s sss' ps1 ss:'s
fully master, he me ID.
q tn: ;si: ssit
ne IT II. saS
EEIEsEseE.-Rex. A. vsn,n Rev F. sch,Gsdffi, D.
b.,s Dc tssi nis .sn
a1a
e 'a aDpR C. g. q g SS1a No.
Wall street. the basement who b.:
house for SALE situated on 4h street, opposite wash
S12 of money to lend e SIs.y'
a. KIM REV ARD-AMEKlCAN COMPOUND-This
pep1, Fl :ea dec ss"aaG
lew days. under forfeiture q the above sum reL'Sn: using
odor BREATH requires restriction IN Diet q
and is adapted every age sex and CONDITION. eontans
but the from Infection thousand.
great mjoy radically cured with half the quantity
This trumped up humbug it has long been and si
success curing hundred ss. Try and
81 Courtland street, retailed Bowery and Grand B9wery
and Walker Bowey and Houston Bowey and Fourth sts
BsecEer almond Of Broadway and Cham Cham
and Cranberry Brooklyn Third and South ST PhiladelPha
corner Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore; Stott wash
ngton City; Robertson Cormck, Norfolk Va; and 20
hen Il Co., Charleston. =. u mi Nv eou~r
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
MO EQUAL.-The Improvement of le4s-AtEXAN.
IN DEnjS TRlCOBAPHE, which iustantaneously cooTa
the Hair natural Black Brown and give; il The beauty
rub Off or sol, SKIN The proprietor since its improve
men public with the utmost confidence as
L Co: Broadway; j.. g Aspinwal William street John
New Yok-and by sole agents for the United States
fei4 Imsrc II x g A. WRIGHT. Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN STATE PAPERS.
FAIR PRICE msney or n oseLs VIII =; % :, vyoIs
publishsd in Washington city about ien s3 %3 ~ HAP
plicatlon be made TO =; Dali ~ n " ~,
mis- 3teod&c bookseleI, I39 DIoaew.y.
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NOTICE TO HAIR DRESSERS AND WIG
MAKERS.
NOR SALE-A wellknown Hair Dressing Establishmsnt
na,t;cuisrs spplv az WILLIAM DIBBLEE'5
MD iwsr 2651 broadway.
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SELLING OFF.

THE subscriber intending to close their Plant Business
NEXT month"; offer their choice selection OF Green u
and Stove Plants Hoses Grape Vines, &c. &C. at reduced
prices Also ue Fastolp Raspberry Canes Just
at Flushing, Long Island VAIN W
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PKOPOSALS FOR WOOD
THE subscriber will receive until the st Of April 1871
for the delivery cords Of best seasoned
Oak wood Fort CopmbU. 0oyerpors Island CSmmIn n.
price per cord of cubic feet and giving the place Of resi-
dence bidder and tho names Of tive s9re Tor the
faithful performance of the For Information re-
stinx to particulars apply No 60 0rssnweh street
(Sgned) II. VlNTON,
Captain and Assistant Quartermsster
Nav York March s. is47. me eodtolstArc
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az rE PER TON for large Nut, under cover: The
Nd subscribers have reduced the price OF their be,t
Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal ollows9rate ST. Egg and
Stove Sc 25 Nut IS IS There pea Or Chestnut in
At the same price all delivered free Of carriage.
THOMAS r. DOLAN, 2O3 Mulberry st.
and 263 west 18th between avenues 9th and l0th
axvHvc
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QUAR- IEkLY BEACON.
lust PUBLISHED the second 1%mSss sse ' en-
tire the most witty satire foes and .upesntios: OF
the age; Also entire Chrsriapiy F-oysd laoisy
aso short enquiry Who Jesus Christi Tor SAFE AIso
each of the sbove, A.o hrs, number OF inc GUAR
n B. New edition of ssrauss' Life Of Jesus VolneXs
Runs, Wales Life of Paine, Paines Works, Vonne rh
mi lint
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Warrington SeaWeI, OF the eth
Major March g. ls47 vice Graham, appointed Lieutenant
First First Lieutenant Henry w. Vessels. to be Captain,
First Lieutenant James w. Anderson, to be CAPTAIN,
February 49, lsa7 vice Waite promoted to the 9Th in
Second Lieutenant Bryant P. Tilden, jr to be First
Lisutenant February IT, 1877 vice vessels promoted.
Second Lieutenant Nathaniel Lyon, to be First Lieu
tenant February l6, 1s47, vice Anderson, promoted.
Brevet ii Lieutenant Thomas Easily, of the 8th1 inan
try, to be Second Lieutenant February Is, le, vice
Brevet ID Lieutenant Nelson H. Davis of the Sd in
anty to be Second Lieutenant February 10, ls47 vice
Brevet I'd Lieutenant WIN. M. Gardner of the LIST in
fsnty to be Second Lieutenant vice Thorn, appointed
in Sd dragoons
THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Capt Ephraim X Barnum, Of the I'd Infantry, to be
first Lieut. stephen D. Dobbins, to be Captain, Feb 49,
is47, vice cambridge, promoted to 4th Infantry.
Second Lieut. Andrew J. williamson, to be LIST Lieut.,
Feb. Is, l5i7. vice Dobbins, promoted.
Brevet ID Lieut. Joseph NJ @, Whistler, of the 9Th In
fantry to be I'd Lieut. Jan T. ls4 vice Rhea deceased
FOURTH REeImENr OF ISTArTRY.
Capt Tsncis Lee, of the 9TH Iafanry to DO Major,
s s1' VICE asS t,s Abraham G. Myers Captain
Seco a Lieut. Christopher r. Perry to be LIST Lieut.,
ID Lieut. MF SOn.ps r1nS:S Of III. Al n,
tantry to be ID Lieut. Feb. io is47, vice Perry pro.
rIrIH RIeIMErr or rryAxr.yl
h Il, Sxs 1897 Miles, the 7th Infantry to be Ma
SIXTH REoiMErr oy IryArraY
Major, Feb 49, l947. ''' :" 10
sEvErIH RroiMErr or INFANTRY
Major. Feb. is, le47. '' w "'
First Lieut. seneca O. Simmons to be Captain, Feb 49,
1871 vice Hawkins promoted to lst Infantry.
First. Lieut.. Forbes Britton, to be Captap Feb Ia
Iss7, vice Lie, promoted to 4th Infantry -
First Lient Alexander Montgomery, to be Captain,
Feo Is isa1, vice Miles, promoted 70 9TH Infantry
First Lieut.. Charles Hanson, to be Csptsn. March g.
1917, vice Seawsll, promoted to I'd Infantry
second Lieut.. Levi CAN'T, 10 Be ia Lieut., Feb 10,
lsa7, vice simmons, promoted
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02
BRITISH DRY GOODS
RIGGS, JENKINS s co. z

RIGGS, JENKINS ~ 90,
No. 3d. William-sfrcet, IN. X,
sTTAVEi lin store and now. landing. ansextensiye
il assortment Of Staple and; Fancy Goods, adapt
ed to the fall trade. y sa Il ,4tass Y .,.,stl
,3al1oIofig STUFF GOODS. VIII
ORLEANS CLOTHS Black, colored and fancy,
In great variety, Il @19g9s agf D4gf
ALPACCA LUSTRES-2O f superior finish, in all
uualities -sifsfi5fga tcx8Gflr a8i " alt}5+ Rr.
SILK WARP AbPACCAs--Fsom law TO fine,
PLAID observation-disclosures and high colored,
BLACK MON AIR CHEE KS--G alsdonians. NJ
SILK STRIPED LITSTRES--P lan an itwilled,
THIBET CIsOTHS---Singleia and double twiIlsd,
BENGAL STRIPES-Silk figured Cashmeres
Il b9z into DRESS GOODS. etss IN
MOUSLIN DE LAINEs--Mourning and fancy,
CASHMERE D'ECOSSE aGingham Robes, ss
90 and so INCH GINGHAMS- charleston and
Tartan, r. i&psfn s9i f ts
OREGON, cALIFoRNIANs AND BUENA
vISTAS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Silk and Cotton, H
vlLToRIA CASH EREs--New and confined
"a and "a RRINTs-chin.s, Mourning and
Furniture. n fIF El
u MEMS WEAR.
CLOTHS Wool blacks and blues, Of superior
make.
VALENCIA, Cashmere and Silk figured vestings,
SERGES, "a and Ga. a complete assortment,
"a and GA WOLLEN yPLAIDs, for Innings,
LAMA SILECIAS, selected cnors. Black CasbaDs,
INDIGO BLUE PILOTS, BED PADDINGs,
&C., &c. MI -'h n f3ti " s ~ July 20 If .
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS,
WIJVDOW SHaDES
AND JJPHOI ,STERY GOODS

GOLDMAN HART, 243 Broadway, opposite the
- Park, have just received in store per the late
rivals from France their assortment Of Paper Hang
ings and Borders, which for variety and styles are
unsurpassed. They have been selected in Paris by
one Of the firm, and comprise the newest patterns
for parlors, bed rooms and halls, embracing new de-
scriptious in gold, silver and fresco, particularly
adapted for rooms N this city.
y Their stock Of Window Shades are now also com.
plctp, having been selected and painted by the most
celebrated artists in Paris and consisting Of the new
est designs and at prices lower than have heretofore
been offered
! 3 g. H. would also beg to call the attention Of
families to their stock OF Upholstery Goods which
will be found to consist Of every article in their line
embracing the best selected assortment Of materials
for furniture covering and Window Curtains, with
Trimmings, Cornies, & C, to correspond
Wholesale dealers supplied on liberal terms.
N. b. This establishment always closed on Sat
undays, july 24-tf