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,yor omphatic. deferred to bv himI

bowcyer emphatic, deferred to by him!
Mr. Polk repeats Mr. Walkers juggle with
,ooard to the increase of the Debt, asserting
tb9t its amount when he came into Office was
aver SeventeenMillions,b but taking no account
If the Millions then lying in the Treasury.
Tie calls for new loans for the balance of this
scar and for the next to the enormous amount
6fThirty five Millions or thereabouts.
Mr. Polk tells us that Manufactures flourish
and expand under the present Tariff, and that
The incidental protection it affords has proved
abundant. Now this is quite true of certain
articles which have thirty per cent, or so in
.tbcir favor, bat not true of those which have
Eve TO ten per cent, discrimination against
,bom and in favor of the foreign producer I'M
dor the Tariff IF the President will carefully
;nnuire he will find that while certain branch
% of manufacture are doing well, there are
others completely stagnated and pAralyzed,
while still others maintain precarious and
,,loomy struggle for existence, and that the
reasons for this distinction are marked in the
Tariff he so eulogiZes
So of his constitutional Treasury If the
Government will call in its Treasury Notes
and really collect, keep and dsburse the Rev
enue in gold and silver, we shall be able to
see how it works; but thus far, the Govern
ment has been the chief shin plaster manufac-
turer in the country, and the assertion of the
President that "the public moneys have been
collected, kept and dsbursed in gold and sill
yer is simply audacous.
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RECEPTION OF GEN. TAYLOR IN N.
ORLEANS.
The following has been received by tele-
graph to the New York papers:

The following has been received by tele-
graph to the New York papers;
PETERSBURG, Dec. IL, 1S47.
The grand reception of Major General
Taylor took place in New Orleans on the Sd
instant When he landed, the Mayor invited
him TO become the guest of the city. Gener-
al Taylor briefly and appropriately replied
lie then proceeded to the cathedral. Bishop
Blanc appropriately addressed him. Old
Rough and Ready made an eloquant reply.
The ST. Charles was brilliantly illuminated
in the evening. In front of the gentleman's
parlor was transparency ofGeneral Taylor,
in the old brown coat, with the motto, "Little
more grape, Captain Bragg" The dinner,
works, visit to the theatre, all passed off
splendidly.
On the 4th the presentation of the sword,
voted by the Legislature of Louisiana, took
place. 1t was an interesting ceremony
The sword was presented by Governor John
son, in long and enthusiastic speech. Gen.
Taylor made n short and appropriate reply.
General Taylor left on the morning of the
9th, in the Steamer Missouri, for Memphis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-12-18

OBSTINATE JuaYMEN. An honest man,
remarkable forthe singuIarity and logged
ness of his opinions, had been several .li2lcs
OH jury, and always entertained notions of
law and Justice totally at variance with the
judge and his brother jurors. One of the
judges asked him how ii was possible that he
always gave so much trouble to the court?
He replied, with the utmost gravity, 81 don't
know how it is, but it always happens to be
my misfortune 10 be on aJury with eieren OBJ
StiHaie men,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-12-18
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

A MONG which are, Anthony, Carbonate
"A of Ammonia, Spirits of Ammonia, Eh,ef
Sculpture and Chioric, Arrow Root, Cubehs,
Burgundy Pitch, Beeswnx, Borax, BayboFry
Bark powdered, Court Plaster, Cream Tartar,
Corrosive Sublmatc, Cochineal, Doyer's Pow
dcrs, Dragon $ Blood, Pink Root and SIENNA,
Sage Herb, Heru Picrn, Hot Drops, irish Moss,
Iceland do, Kreosote, Mngnesin, Mustard
Secd-whto and black; Anisc, Fennel, Cara
way, Curdnmon, Colchicum and Coriundcr
Seed, Sal Soda, Spermaceti, White Wax, Cas-
tor, Olive and Skunks Oil, Artificial Nipples,
Cork Screws, Bed Pans, COtheters, CuPping
Instruments, Glys:er Pipes.
Barnhill's Indcllible Ink, Oh of Soap, prime
Gums Opium, CamP9or, Myrrh, Arabic Ira
gioanth, Benzorin and AssafDtid@, Roots,
Herbs, Rlastcrs, Tinctures, Balsams, Extracts,
Elixirs, Essences and Oils, with numerous
other articles of medicine, including Com
pounds and SmpIcs, Patent Medicines of al
most every kind, Trusses, Spinal and Abdom'
inal Supporters, &c. all of which are sold low
for the quality Of the article, by
j. G. BINGHAM.
st, Johnsbpry, Dec II, lSN, 512w4
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PROTECTION FROM FIRE.

VENHE Washington County Mutual lnsur-
L. ancc Company, Office at GRANVILLE, New
York, offers to insure Farme rs against less or
damage by fire.
This company is Incorporated BY act Of
the New York Legislature and have been do
ing business nearly two years and a half, and
have insured nearly or quite eleven millions
cf Dollars, leaving a eurplus fund after paying
all loses and expenses 81 the orrpany off ,OQn
dollare, with little or no prosSeG. OF ever MAX
ing an assessment as none has -av5S been
made. ...
The pnparaLeIcd success which has attended
the operations of this company is owing to it's
being II Formers company aud tQking no risks
on mills, machinery, stores, buildings in blocks
villages.
This company insure on household furni-
turc, wearing apparel, provisions, hay, grain,
cattle, horses, hogs, sheep, &c. in buildings at
its full value, for one per cent. and on build
lngs from three to four per cent less than 9TH
er companies; and in case of any difference or
and any person sustaining losses, the same
may be submitted and determined by arbitra-
ton, in the county and state where the loss
happened, at the election of the insured by
three Gisinterested persons, to be mutually
chosen by said insured and the company.
This company willzbe liable for losses on
property burnt by lightning.
The subscriber having been appointed A gent
for said company will Gail on Farmers and re
ceive applications and give explanaton when
required - @ '-''
Any application made to i,mTwifl meet with
prompt attention. Inquire at Fuller &. Co.'S
TIL. FULLER.
Lyndon, Nov. l, lS47' 536m6
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riage, or which she may have acquired by
gin, grant, devise, or inheritance during COW
erture, shall, during covertue, lie exempt
from attachment or levy of execution for the
sole debts Of her husband, and no convey
nnce made during coverture by such hus-
band, of such rents, issues, and profits, or
Of amy interest in such real estate. shall be
valid, unless the same he by deed executed by
the wife jointly with the husband, and ack-
uowledged by her in the manner now proy-
dcd by law, in the case ofthe conveyance by
husband and wife Of the real estate Of the
wife, provided that this act shnll not affect
any attachment to levy already made upon
such rents, issues and profits.
Sec. 2. Married women may devise by
last will and testament, their lands, tenements,
a. Entertainments, or any interest therein de-
scendnble to their heirs.
Approved Nov. 10, 1S47.
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BMTEsSa

In Irasburgh, Nov. 10, Mrs. Emily ?. Gar
land.
In Jrasburgh, Nov. 2, Jane, daughter of
Moody D. and Martha Kimball; aged years
and S.months.
In Walden, Dec. 4, Mr. Samuel Kittredge,
aged about 63.
In Greensborough, Nov. 81, Mr. Ezekiel
Eastman, aged 65 years.
In Coventry, on the 9th ult., Mrs. Sarah
Sessions
At Coventry Falls, I'd ult. Gilbert, I'd son
of Hon. e. Cleveland, aged 9 years and 8
months.
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az a 3sMRAGR


in Waterford, Dec. Il, by Elder Nathaniel
K. George, Mr. AARON WARD, of Danville, land
Miss LAURA c., daughter of Arad Freeman,
Esq of Waterford
In Danville, Dec. 8, by Rev. David Perry,
Mr. Nathan Thompson to Mrs. Cynthia Pope,
both of Danvlle
In Lyndon, Dec. 5, by Rev. l.. H. Tabor,
Mr. Edwin NJ Hosmer, and Miss Lcanda A.
Marsh, both of Lyndon
Also, In st. Johnsbury, Dec. 5, by the same,
Mr. Napoleon b. Flint, and Miss Achsah Nj.
Aver, both of st. J.
In Sutton, Nov. IL, by Rev. jonathan Wood
man, MIR Eben'r Blake.jr. to Miss Emily "A.
Bean, both of Sutton.
In Groton, Dec. 8, by Hon.I N. Hall, Mr.
George Hatch, of Newbury, to Miss Hannah
Vance, of Groton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-12-18

Three negroes eloped from this county on
Sunday night last. They had, no doubt,
heard that Henry Clay was courting the Alb.
olitonists.-.NaysUHic Flag.
The "lhree negroes were negro women.
They ran away, not because they had heard
that Henry Clay had been counting the Abo-
litonists, but because the editor Of the Flag
was couring em.--Lo,GSuale Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-12-18

CAssIUs NJ, CLAY. Capt. Clay leaves our
city to day on his return TO his home and
family, after an absence of eighteen months,
the greater part of which time he has spent
in captvity.-.N o. Delta, Nor. 80.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-12-18

MEXICAN FoRcEs.-Tho forces which
Mexico has yet in the field, says the RainLoo,
according to the best information that we have
been able to acquire, are the following:
At Qeretaro, under Gen. Bustamente, 1000
Santa Annals army,now under Rincon, 1000
The garrisons of Mazailan, La Sonora and
Acapulco, 1000
In the States of Tabasco and Chapas, 1000
Under Urea, Carrabaial and Canales, 1000
A brigade at Potosi, com. by Fisoa, 5000
At Tolucu, under Pena y Barragan, 1000
In the State of Oaxaca, 1000
The whole force of the guerrillas, from Vera
Cruz to Pueba, 5000
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The Caledonia County Bible So
CietY

Will hold lis Thirty Third Annual Meeting
at the Meeting House, ST. Johnsbury Plain,
on the 2Ith day OF December next, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ A Sermon may be expected
from Rev. Jonathan Woodman. The other
services will be as usual on such occasions.
By order of the Directors,
THERON HOWARD, Secretary.
Danvillc, Nov "a, IS47.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-12-18

DANIEL WASHBURN'S ESTATE,
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
fee in Lunenburgh, in and for the District
of Essex, on the 9Th day of December, A.
D. 1s47, by the Hon. Jonah Brooks, Jri
Judge of said Court
I'd EUBEN w. FREEMAN, Executor of thu
q q Estate of Daniel Washburn, late of
Guildhall, deceased, presents his account of
administration against said Estate Cor allow
WhereHPon it is ordered by said court
that said Executor notify all persons concern
ed, to appear at the Probate Office in Lunen-
burgh aforesaid, on the 4th day of Ianpary,A.
d. iSiS. and object TO the allowance of said
account, if thev see cause by publishing a copy
of the record OF this order three weeks sue
ccssiveIy in the CaledUniun, "a newspaper PRINT
ed at st. Johnsbury, in this State.
Attest, VIM. CHANDLER, Register,
A true copy of Record, [542w3
Attest, VIM. CHANDLER, Register.
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At n Probate Court holden at the Probate OF.
flee in Luncnburgh, in and for the District
Of Essex, on the 9th day of December, a.,
ID. 1S47, by the Hon. Jonah Brooks, Jrs
Judge Of said Court
GENECA BROWN, Administrator of the
- Estate of Asa Smith, I'd, late Of Lunen-
burgh, deccaged, presents his account OF all
mnistration agaggt said Estate for allowance
-Whereupon it IS ordered by said Court that
said Administrator notify all persons concern
ed, TO appear at the Probate Office in Lunen-
burgh aforesaid. on the 18th day of January.
A. u. Is4S, and object to the allowance of said
account, If they see cause, by publishing II
copy of the record of this order three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, newspapers
printed at st. Johnsbury, in this State.
Attest, WIN. CHANDLER, Registers,
A true copy of Record, T542w3
Attest, VIM. CHANDLER, Register.
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$1,000
Making n total of,
The Markets,
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondav, Dec

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Dec IS.
Reported for the Boston Journal.
At market, 7S5 beef cattle, 90 yokcs
working oxen, 40 cows and calves, 1850 sheer
and about 1900 swine.
In consequence ofthe small number of Cat
tie prices advanced about 25c per cwt. from
last weeks quotations.
Beef cattle-Extru, 6,75; first quality, 6, a
G,50; second quality, 5,25 5,75; third quail.
ty, 4 4,75.
Working Oxen-saes ranged from 500 to
ll5.
Cows and calves-sales made at fom $50,
Il 80.
sheep-$l, $50, ., 2,a5. Cossets S4,a5 a
6,75.
swinc-wholesalc &c. SIC. At retail 6 u
Gle.
NIB. Sheep and Swine dull, and large
number remain unsold
2OSTON MARKET-Dcc. 10
BEEF--Extra mess, 13 90 a 1850; Mess /
90 1900; No. ], so a 900; prime, city,
$50 als rs; navy 8 so a lG 40,
PORK-Extra clear 9 GOA 90 0C; clear Is 90
a l8 80, mess Ia 90 n 10 00prime IL 90 II 90.
LARD-Boston ga 10, south ~ wesi, 50
a 10.
BUTTER-storo l3d a 16, shipping ID l34,
family I6 49,
CHEEsE-ncw milk : a g, four meal 3 81
shipping 6 az.
FLOUR-Howard street $50 a Coz; Ohio,
6 % 6 81; Gcncsee, com. br. 6,37 ESQ.
CORN-Yellow, round, as az, flat 90 So
white ~ 10.
OATS-southcrn, 42a A; northern, 81 So
BEANS-White, ,35 a SO.
WOOL-Therc is more demand for Ameri.
can coarse, which sells freely, but dne is little
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EXTENSIVE FAILURE.-The proprietors of
me Covington Iron Works, in Baltimore,
have failed. AT least one thousand hands
We're employed by them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-12-18
LAWS OF VERMONT.
AN ACT concerning trustees.

AN ACI concerning trustees.
II is hereby enacted Ivy the General Assem-
bly, oflhe State of Vermont, as follows.
Sec. |. Whenever any person shall be
summoned to appear ms trustee, before any
Justice of the peace, he may appear before
such justice by attorney; and the justice shall,
on application, allow an appeal by such trus-
tee, to the County court, under the same reg
ulations as are prescribed 10y law, in ordinary
cases of appeal, and the same proceedings
shall lie had in the County Court, as if said
suit had been originally brought before said
county court
Sec. ,. If it shall be made to appear to
the County court, that said appeal was taken
for the purpose ofenhnncing cost, such Coun-
ty court may disallow any cost to the trustee,
so appearing.
Approved Nov. Is, lS41,
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT. We learn from the
Brandon Voice ofFreedom that on Monday
week, woman named Polly Dowd, aged 50
years, who was q paper in the town ofIIub-
bardton, and was at the time Of the accident
at the house of Thomas Rowland, fell INFO
the fire while the family were all absent, and
when discovered her dress was almost entire
" consumed one eye was bnrnt ont, and the
flesh on the head and some parts ct the body
was burnt to II crisp She died Thursday a.
bout 10 o'clock. 1t is supposed she was at
lacked with an epileptic fit to which she was
subject.
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Lowell, Mass. jan 81, 1874.
Dr' David Jayne-Dear Sir:-I have used
5ouf medicine, $50 universally known by the
Hanle ot'Jayne's Expectorant) in my practice
~, ,.n number of years, and can most
TTpy say, that haye been more successful in
n oo use OF that as mild safe and thorough Ex-
P pJ than of any which have ever u.s.
reasons 1t does not if given in proper doses
no" Jstoh dIsagreeable nausea. 1t does not
5 TeaHeR the lungs and PROSTATE the system,
nNr d hsoSt other Expectorants in common use,
lilo u ",I II abate the appetite of the patient
baan other 9aqseatng medicines, which have
pe or used by the faculty. In word it is
sop "ny or quite the thing which has been
gons u Tor by many of the faculty for ages
S'se oy. LUTHER BRIGHAM Nj. d.
p,iriE mrs. G. Bingham, st. Johnsbury
Colh,jj Jos, G. Fuller, Daqyille; Kittredge &
a Ivy, Lyndon;J. Jewett 81 Co, Barnet; Strong
ma, yeW wet Barton; J. K Hutchins, Bath; East
I,a iIlton 81 Co., Littleton, N. H., R. 81 ID.
S'"|F.yP5 Lancdster;T. G. Butler, Derby Line.
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NOTICE.

The next meeting of the Caledonia Associa-
ton of Congregational Ministers will be hol-
den at the house of Rev. MIR Hubbard in Bar
net, TO commence Tuesday, Dec. 81, at noon.
J. p. STONE, Scribe
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I'm important ietter-ptease read 1t. The
following letter from DR.. Brigham, of Lowell.
Mass, but speaks the uniform language of
hundreds of other physicians, who have tried,
ana T therefore know how to appreciate Jayne
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Tallow for Sale,
DY f. JEWETT 81 co.
Nd st. Johnebpry, Dec. l6, lS47. 542tf
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ANrI-WAR MEETING. A public meeting
was held AT Cincinnati on tho 2lth uIt. COM
posed Of citizens not only Of the first respec-
liability but citizens fall political parties, tho
object (which was to express liz opinions in
regard 10 the causes and character of the
Mexican War, aud opposition to its further
offensive prosecution. Much eloquent spenk-
ing took place, and the proceedings resulted
in the adoption ola preamble and resolutions
strongly copdemnatory Of the War; as sun
justifablc, unnecessary and unconstitutional"
in opposition TO its further prosecution by IN
vason; and urging the withdrawal ofour ar
mics lon proper line, and there await the
negotiation oiotrcaty off peace and boundries.
"Santa Anna let loose 1000 scoundrels from
the prisons when our army entered Mexico
Boston Post.
But who let loose the Prince of the gang,
Santa Anna himself ?-.4ibany Journal.
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An act relating to the rights of married wo-
men. 1t is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. !. Tho rents, issues and profits of
the real estate ofany married woman, and
the interest of her husband in her rightin any
real estate which belonged to her before mar
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| An act, III auuluOH 10 CllopleT twenty SIN Vi
the Revised Statutes, entitled "of Justices of
the Peace"
1t is hereby enacted &C.
! Sec. l. Sections forty two and forty three
ofchupter twenty six, oi''he Revised Statutes,
shall be construed as TO give 10 either party
two hours to appear, to prosecute ana answer
before Justices court, after the time set for
hearing, whittier the same be on the return
day of the writ, or on day TO which the
cause pending may haye been adjourned
Sec. 2. Any Justice who may have rem
dered Judgment on nonsuit or default, as
provided in the preceding section, may, in his
discretion, on motion ofeither party, strike
off such nonsuit or default, within two hours
after rendering such Judgment, and revive
the action OH such term as he may Judge rea-
sonahc
APPROVED Nov. IL, 1917.
An act concerning wrts of audita quereln,
and petitions for new trial.
1t is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. |. The Judge allowing II writ of au-
dita querea, shall take copy Intercollegiate
er with the recognizance, as provided in sec
ton seven, ofchapter thirty seven. of the Re
vised Statutes, and file the same in the Office
of the county clerk, i'll the county IN which
such writ is allowed.
entered in court by the complainant, on the
first day Of the term, to which the same is
made returnable, The defendant in such case
may thereaiter,at such term, enter such copy,
and ihereupon the court shall render ludg-
I1ent for the defendant for his cost; and If
they shall be of opinion, that the same was
brought for the purpose of delaying the col
lection of an execution, they shall award to
tho original creditor, twelve per cent. interest
on the original debt, together with double
cost.
Sec. 3. Whenever Judge shall order n
supersedeas, agreeaby to section eleven, of
chapter twenty third of the Revised Statutes,
he shall take copy ofthc whole process and
recognzance, and file the same in the Office
of the county clerk, in the county to which
the petition, in such case is made returnabe.
Sec. 4. In case the original petition and
citation shall not be entered in court, by the
petitioned OH the first day of the term, to
which the same is made returnable, the petit
tionee may thereafter, at such term, enter
such copy; and the court shall thereupon rem
der judgment for pettionee, to recover his
cost; and ifthe court shall be of opinion, that
said petition was brought for the purpose Of
delaying the collection of an execution, they
shall award TO the original creditor twelve |
per cent. interest on the original debt, with
double cost
Approved Nov. 6, 1s47.
An act relating to the rights of married wo-
men. Ii is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. !. Tho rents, issues and profits of
the real estate ofany married woman, and
The interest other husband in her right in any
real estate which belonged to her before mar
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The Ladies

3LANKS-of various descriptions, for suta
ut this Office,
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Asa sMITH. Pm. EsTAnM.

st, Johnsbpry, Dec. II, 1877, %
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-03
I'm X. IL. DYER. .gucff0urcr.

CLOTIIS, CASSIMERES, SIIIRTINGS, VESTINGS
~ ready made clothing, &c AT auction, by order
orphans cour.-On Thursday next, the 18th OF March,
shall SELL by order of the orphans court at ten O'Clock
m, the store lately occupied by Isaac T. Elwood de-
ceased, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 9TH
Streets the stock of cloths cassmeres vesngs, shirtinps
ready nade clothing &c amongst which viii be found
Black, blue, invisible green, and other cloths
Cassimeres of varous qualities and coors
A large assortment of vestings and shirtings
large assortment Of readymade clothing, embracing
Over coats, rock and dress coats
Roundabouts, cashmere, and cloth pants
Linen and other summer pants
Shirts of different qualities
Cloth, Cashmere, and summer vests
Satin and other stocks
lot of hose, gloves, &c.
Also, the fixtures and implements for the ,orinp
business.
The attention of the trade is invited the abe e sale a,
bargains may be expected.
Terms of sale Under S25, cash S25 credit n
sixty days. for approved endorsed notes, bear mo Interest
X. w M TSvFR
Niafch - Auctioneer.
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T,RUTT TREES

INRUTT TREEs-Apple, pear, apricot plum and cherry
Il pine trees, and of very best variety, may be
had by application TO the subscriber, miles the
city, the first olgate the Reserstown road or
Samuel Sands, No. ~ Baltimore street. of whom cata
ogues may be obtained and who viii also orders
Tor THOMAS TURNER, Manager.
March ;-6t
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
appointment. by the President.

BIZ and tcih the aduiee and consent of the Senate
DAVID Top, OF Ohio, Envoy Extraordinary and MINI,
ter Plenpotentary near his Majesty the Emperor Of Bn
I'll, uice Henry A. Wise, recalled al his own request
JOHN h. CLAY, Charge dAiaires at Peru
RICHARD RUSH, of Pennsylvania, Envoy Exraonin,v
and Minister Plenipotentiary TO his Majesty the King
France.
GEORGE w. HopKINs of Virginia, Charge de Af,,,
of the United States 10 the Queen OF Portugal
MAJOR GENERALS.
THOMAS HART BENTON, of Missouri.
WILLIAM CUNNING, of Georgia.
BROADER GENERALS
GEORGE CADwALADER, of Pennsylvania
ENos d. HoPPING, of New York.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, of New Hampshire.