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TO HIRE.

4 stout, able-bodi0d negro man from the cou'
IA try. lie is perfectly honest and trust-N on.
thy--to person wanting him for the &c son, h
will be hired very low. Enquire Of A. NJ. II, fin,
u sire I, a few doors above Penn. Av.
Sept. % IT
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IUST received at the Old stand Of Ncssrs iIooR-
81 HEAD and Browne, u large assortment Of Fresh
Groceries, 10 which invite the customers of The
old firm and the public generally.
WIN. a. WALLACE.
Sent 9o-S .a-...
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Ally NATIONAL WING.
OFFICE

OVER sIMM's & SONS WINE STORE,
OPPOSITE JACKSON HALL
Pennsylvania Avenue,
Betwcen third aud fotu-and-a-half streets.
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JOHN w. ERoNAUGH'S
II OTTERY. EXCHANGE, AND GENER-
IL AL AGENCY OFFICE, s doors west Uni"n
Hotel, D.idge street, Geo geiown, d. q. Where
al or'ers will be promptly and copfdentisIly at
tended to. aug rs #
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-27

HOW TO ADJOURN LEGISLATURE.
The Virginia Legislature being engaged IN
irving fe elect a Senator one ddf i1st Werh,
She session WAS pfotueied. aad threatened 90
enfaseh ar 8paa The night. when menhsf
rass .B5 announced that Mr.. Lover was IN
town aniia-l about commenting ms enter
fajanent. wherefore he moved ta adjourn
Their sas universal shaH etayt IN Response
70 lhls motion 8nd the jsw makers hurried to
BE- sa5fe6 Of The detighuai Hishmau To get
anassemblt Of NlfEiaiaus away rom 700 ut
politics was about as aniaous an exploit IS
auX man need undgIlakr
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muCl distinction If tie Austrian Amy. lie
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INTERESTING TO PHYSICIANS AND
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Mr.. SALTER-

sir' wish van would sand ne d. N. b,,re, 95n,
tss Of your Invaluable PREPARATION have no .ns.,..
10 etTess al gratitude TIA. IT ever came IN n,, -.
edse ] have taken everything That | could b.,t Of
Al sslimF cough, And night swe.is. ana nan a..
breast breast continued Two bottle. o. the c,p.s,.
fAaAfea have entirely removed all my lad feeling h,,
tA'nk shan lsse two bottles more, in order L. trl
safe that every seed ofd,sease : removed
ioais JAMES J. WILLIAMS
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feird' most Tefteri SAID nov TO be ai.ee,rf.i "a
Hsaihe 'esied consumption LIVER Complaint or apY
"i ihetf thctpleHi npiuHs, Tic Chrome Fh,e
tenn ht tie 49, 81 lipcl,f rAyiof'. ceiohrseI r,5
me Genuine Ba am ef L9vefeaft which he nrese :,
50 bowetF. Thus plan of treatment nov, es.s.i,.3 a.
several eminent fhs sleiaas t. aad "a. been a. -
ime ne secret % lie unparalleled success when -,
lato p'sto' a. lors ueetne performing II. vo,
utit' cures winch iH many. very man. cases h.y -
most zen fHefeaIeie bat lie conclusive sreaf fe "a
to can BRING forward are irresistible and ye d, IN
- coughs p simple colds even use this peffeet
ile Mtts"1t ae3sf Franklin small AK n, Al
- l1 .h'p therefore, cure yoar coughs before yonr
lnhes arc pAst cure. For sale hy t'
IN" JAMES BAKER, Wheeling. u.
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.AMEs J WILLIAMS.
MASONIC BOOKS

NJ ASDNlI BOOKS
T. Al n@H. Containing aeien4at ION a. the p,
az "i foeWasonfK, With the eutblea.. - -
St'ohs 50 arranged a greatly - fseilif.t. ~.
N"V" Gags q TIE ftics and ceremonies a. he
80 i'' Hf'..ted Apprentice ts That Of select No.
And the order effuesihood canintle,i ava rp $500
- eo7 aud other standard writers ~, C,uI,s t5"t
81 lfafatei'~ ledge NJ 20 a ohio, .,,t -, :.
We NssaDis he' ie~ Cincinnati also pari.' Pen.
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IORNBROOE
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+, = prosecuted accord ~ 10 iaW '''' 'Ash'
- i"4ay y contract fof aud -unply order. A.
"a lslm :, ,.r ~ LENNtc,
aes'a fsA' street. Philadelphia
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Hosiery Nuts Coafafis = "a, - ., ''esss,
a H0BNBRoOK
10000 LBS Weston Reserve Cheese. j, YER, -
m NJ Psi'gi .fiiels lu.i rseeised and Tor sal. Nv
JAMES MCKEE
NO. FAPERs-Jast received An ,.,a,,a,.,., -
hhesi note papers. eans4.f.ne he -, :. sl = ''
80 i9Ns' ard bofirf. ~ - Flower P,Iis-- -
49, A9Apte fafts, Plain Gilt Ed-rd =.
- as Aaenela Note rAef. Also Rtsat v.f,,t, -
e 70 suit a. tls cheap looeslore Of q
WI oBB
W. oMIANu's Mn Saw. Haieh,. t-,,,,.. n
.AHess Adams coffee Mills if.-e sun he
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-26


BALrIMoa., March 24.-sales Of about 1000 bbls How
ard street -four were made yesterday a. So To-day
hsldsI. are armer. and SO ah has been demanded Il
y unsettled Late Monday afternoon a sale Of City
Mills Aour made at So To-day 1000 bbls were sold
80 lah The small stock remaining in nillers hands
10 held At So % Sales Of Susquehanna -four the ex
tent Of 1900 bbls made and TODAY at S6
lot Of $50 bbls also sold to-day at So 81 sale
lot of 500 bbs Baltimore kiln dried was also sold today
at 81 so. There receipts Of Maryland wheat
About % 600 bushels Pennsyvania wheat reached tn
sold previous to arrival We note sales Yesterday and
to-day of 6000 bushels Pennsylvania red at 81 S. and
1000 bushels white at Considerable sales Of Mary
land corn at "a Soc for yellow and 80, for few par.
cells white. Sales of several thousand bushels Pennsyl
wanna yellow at So SIC "A sale Of 1000 bushels Penn.
sylvlna rye at 95c Maryland is worth 80 a sac Oats
cell at 45c for Maryland and ACC for pennsy lvapia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24-There has been moderate
expert nqsry for Flour and So per Dbl is freely offered
for large parcels Holders however refuse this price
Meal-Sales at 50 so per Dbl Grain Sales of 1000
bushels Pennsylvania red Wheat at 81 % 81 80 per
bushel part to arrive in the next tow Cornsales OF
Southern yellow at 81 cents 30 cents for 50 lbs and 81
cents measure. A lot Of white at 81 cents
PHILApELrnIA MARKEr, March 25.-laoo barrels -four
at &c. at future delivery say within Is days. $500 barrels
do the spot $751; 100 barrels imea 81 s7x
the spot, and 800 do do at 81 So
ROCHESTER, March % Tho market yesterday was
quiet. Operators waiting for the New York quota
tons lot Of Flour, some $50 bbls country brands
little wheat in, the roads preventing ii. Sales
were made at 81 Is a 81 II from wagons
BUFFALO, March 22-The advices per the Hbernia, in
relation the price of breadstus Europe contrary
the expectation of many show improvement in rates.
and usually the CASE both buyers and sellers
waiting the effect the New York market before
however willing sell at IS 25 but there il no dis
position to purchase Both wheat aud quiet,
and in provisions and seed the sales confined small
parcels for RETAIL at prices niaccordance with pre-
vieus quotations.
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WASHINGTON, March "a, lS47
Neutrality of Ymcatdn.


We are indebted to conversation with MIR.
Rob;ra, the learned and intelligent Yucatan com
missioner TO this Government, for the following
facts respecting the history Of the independence
of Yueatan In 1S40 she separated from Mexico,
being aided materially in the overthrow of the
Mexican authorities by Commodore Moore, with
the navy OF Texas-Bustamente being then Presi.
dent of Mexico. In 1913 Santa Anna coming
again into power, persuaded, by very flattering
promises, the people of Yucatan to their old ale.
glance to the central government. Treaties were
made between the parties; but being violated by
Mexico, Yucatan again and again demonstrated I;
when, finding all her protests were unavailing,
she again declared a separation first January,
1916. Hence the neutrality with the United States
But Governor Barbachano and his instruments,
duped by renewed promises from Santa Anna,
again coming into power, violated this neutrality.
The coast was then about being put under block
ade, when the people Of Yucatan rose in arms to
sustain the independence and neutrality Of the
country, and the revolution was successful, and
the neutrality declared to be in full force. Hence
the commission of Mr.. Robira to Washington, and
Il conditional recognition of neutrality by the
State Department. w..
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Zach has been giving the M sxicsns hell"
liz has been iniima'ed 10 us-ano by several ins
divdua whose opinions are enuued 10 console
ration-that these. last two official letters from
Aqua Nueva were published with the express
purpose of convcting Gen Taylor Of insubordi-
narlon-of showing TO the country that he listens
10 no advice-obeys no instructions, except at his
own pleasur---an takes his own course, even if
i, be IN direct opposition TO the plan OF the Wa
Department; aud that, for al! disasters that may
have occurred TO the Army of Occupation, Cen
Taylor is alone entirely asd exclusively RESPONSE
bic. The purpose is charged to be the prostra-
lion OF Gen. Taylor before the people, and the
arresnng OF his popularity, which seems to threat
en- to make him President, in the very teeth Of
all conventional arrangements.
IL is further charged that he has been ham,
pered with orders-his command interfered with
supplies denied, and his best troops drawn
from him, for the purpose of compelling him to
resign from sheer disgust. He is getting too pop
ular-we must drive him out of the service, or
IN which his courage will hold him at the hazard
wheTeupon, the ignorant mob, called the people,
who look only at results, will cry ont, " All! yes,
That shows that the administration knew thelr
nan-had Col. Benton been sent down, all 'hese
disasters might have been avoided"
We cannot believe the administration 10 DC 80
criminal all rhis-we cannot believe It's designs
and objects to be so base, and selfish, and repre-
hensible And yet it is to be regretted that there
is and has been a want of harmony between Gen.
Taylor and the Cabinet, the whole of which may
be traced 10 a difference Of opinion in reference
- ''' p'' Respectfully, The DocroR
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Hsreld Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. March 25-4
Arrived barges Comet Cox New York; Rnconado, Gil
berr. do Ola. brigs Russell! Arey, Island Of Lobos:
Thoosa, Goodwin, to schs hirles Astrum. Cook, do;
Tribune, Nickerson, Boston; Wake field Stevenson Alexan
N York; Mars, Stackhouse, do.
miscellaneous Record.
VESSEL ON FREA vessel at Norfolk the 22a instant,
reports brig Of about ITO 200 burthcn fire
the mou Of the Rappah nnock River with buwaks and
decks and the flames issuing from the hold ia every dec
ton.
Home P0ra.
BALTIMORE. March 25-Arr brig Swan Bray, from Santa
Cruz Cuba th INST; Herald, from Norlok-saw off
deep and at the mouth Of the river toPai schr Old ship
France, MARSHALL Lcndon; baIques Douglass, Claypolc
Gulf OF Mexico; Mary, johnson BRACES lsand schrs s.
Balrim ore, Myers. NYork Sid ship Ae1sndria Walker
London ba,quss Abby Baker PIs Tor Liyerpool sars
anchor the FONT y,ctorne Hobbs Pernambaco
fashion, Kirwan, West Indes Ocean Patterson Boston;
schrs Sarah Adams Nckerson Loeb Foyls julia xangi
def Apalac 6ou.heine Baker Providence; Eunce
Adams, Adams NBedlsrd; and Others unknown; ALSO fun
below. all the vessels before reported
Dnsmore fun Bath Me- Br bark st Clara Boyd 40 days fun
Cork; schr Namshong Young, I'm Provncetown bound
the RaPpshanuock schf Voan Matthias i'm Porto Rico; Br
ship John kedins Strong 40 days fun LIVERPOOL it'll salt for
with loss Of foretop gallant the night OF the
10th, of Cape Hatreras, in severe gale I'm WSW.
Barring from London for Baltimore up the bay
dsy.hip and Br bark anchored he Roads TOT day. Cid
sehr Vesp. Staples Dabad0es SD schr John Tyler
Iuba. 22d brig Harriet, of North Yarmouth Griffin
before reported ashore Smiths sand for repairs schr
Amazon, Sears, from Fall River.
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i:s syss s9ss :s:S g q ssy : :s!i:,s
voyage on Newport wsss Tor Boston had On board 90
which insured two oics in Boston, and the remand
Ship "Lagran, Of Phiiadepha. for Ireland. THE La
Brig na,ef Ns.s.,.s. !fen SssYcrf Tor Londonderry,
40.
letter dated at Guatamas. Feb received in this ely,
reports the os By fire the 1871 jan Of whale ship
On Be- board VINO he b oay
have Ts.chsd II. coast they two d.y:
:sS * :ss s9S san
was about SO tons ard sailed IRON Mystic c. July ajth
1885, I'VE fluid such named vessel IN the Whale
mans shipping List
Phsd lds, q sail days; brig Henry Buck, Buck uqe
1sS s s a M0su .as s o
MXr.SzAs March e-Ar brig Ca,ilds, Soodeli or Crab
tee from Boston, days paags bark Chester Watson fun
Yoa Big Tues BIe form and of do LOT
SAN FaANcnco. Nov. -.-ln port, ship sterEg fun Bos
sasIa tsy, Cube M.,ch .nIp port brig Appls'Sn
Elliott look FROM Do just arr Feb &C. SID sch lmogens
Adams, Tor New ORR. ,,.,., ma, ,.,.. c,u,,,
Shield. nom Portland American Ade lag for Boston; Ma
re I'm deF brig wspS: s9ps ID.
Ansons,i Pace I'm JsmsiGs IdE for YGrL Csr5Sn from
via az S po Bes I'm BslSaoss ds
Falcon, Paret do Tor Boston.
Honas Forts.
ladies', SID shf cSeso,s Butler indies.
No os s S.i
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BALTIMORE, March Is, 1917.

BALTIMORE, March Is, 1877.
Enlistn'snts for the War-Good OGcers-Ihe
Coiwsrs committed 4 The Viennoise Dancers-The
Bon Gamc-Jim Cro,o-Van Ambmg--Markets,
Stocks, &c.
The military rendezvous, in this city, are
crowded with brave young Marylanders, who are
DESTROYS of repairing Immediately to the succor of
General Taylor. Captain Richard T. Merrick's
company of Sd dragons, numbering ninety men,
left yesterday for Philadelphia and will start from
that city to Pittsburgh, where boats will be in
readiness to convey them direst to New Orleans
Those companies that raising here with good
officers, are filling up rapidly; but there are some
who have been appointed by the President who
have more OF the air exquisite" than the air
"mllitaire' about them, who are Stunned by re-.
cruits.
Daniel Brown and Charles Jenkins. arrested
on the charge OF passing counterfeit coin, were
yesterday fully committed by Judge Heath, to an
swer before the next term of the U. s. District
Court.
1t is now decided that the Viennose dancers
are to appear in this city, at the Holiday street
Theatre, under the management of Mr.. Marshall.
Inc Interest felt here to them is very great,
anu nave no doubt but that they will have a fine
A verdant youth was yesterday done out of So
by professor of the box game
-. ~. hice, tae original Jim Crow. is drawing
G,oWoeo houses at the Museum, in his various
Ethiopian extravaganza II he sboud rsv;u. ,hs
old character and song of " Jim Cow he would
doubtless have good run. A' "o"'0
Inc receipts oil the Irish Relief Committee con.
unue quite large, especially in donations from the
country. MUM VITO
Van Amburkhs menagerie, with his exhibition
OF entering the cage of wild beasts draws exceI.
lent houses. 'N'er
The circus continues as much crowded a. ovsr.
Lew North aud Dan Rice being the stars of az,
traction at p&ssent.
Tss MAHxgrs.-Howard street -four was held ves,er
day 80 IAN at which price sales Of barrels we're
made About 1000 barrels OF City Mills were also sold al
SGl2H-generally held at 50 40. About 1000 barrel
conmsa was sold at 81 30 The sales Of wheat
day. 20 arrive amounted TO 5000 bushels
reds at Sej and 1000 bushels white at 49,
able sales Of Maryland corn at s4ss6c ellow ard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-26
PHILADELPHIA, March rs, lsa7.


The Jefferson Medical College distributed one
hundred and eighty diplomas among the four
hundred and ninety-thre, students which have
attended the scholastic exercises of that insniu'
ton during the session just terminated. The
valedictory was pronounced by Professor Dupgli-
son, and was Of unsurpassed excellence.
John Masterson, brakeman on the Reading
railroad, fell from train of coal cars, early this
moaning. when near the Falls Of Schuylkill and
had both of his feet crushed, by about twenty cars
passing ever them. He was taken to the hospital.
where his feet We're amputated at the instep
capacious steamboat, called the Fashion, in
tended to ply as ferry boat tetween this city and
the fiourishing manufacturing town of Glouces-
ter, on the opposite bank OF the Delaware river.
was launched this morning from the ship ward Of
Messrs Simpson Il Neal, Southwark
The Scorpion will probably be enabled to make
a third attempt to begin her trip to the Gull on
Monday next. Improvements are being made to
her boiler, and portion of her fuel and water is
TO be removed in order to render her lighter.
A. draft of forty seamen left here this morning
for Norfolk, to make part of the crew of the soop-
of-war Saratoga. This will prevent the sailing of
the surveying brig Washington, as the men taken
away were intended for the latter vessel
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST Board, March 25-$2 900 Texas Treasury notes.
IS shares Union Canal 24 800 Morris Canal l5ss
lis Susquehannah Canal 1914
AFTER sALEs-l00 shares Girard Bank, IL; $500 Texas
bonds IS, IL; 200 shares Morris Canal IS, 1873
SECOND BoARD-9o0 shares Morris Canal tin lots) l5x;
800 County 81 go So; 900 IT, loan, 6s67 lO3 900
Wilmington RR, 6's. '55, SO.
AFTER SALEs-$57O Wilmington RR 6's '5S 81; 5000
y loan, 6's, '51, lO3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-26
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH ae
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bile sturges. Clsaman Co; Winthrop, Lord sav nnah
SEM. His:m.; !B,l Roussld, H;.. Ana,sr; Adelins
kichmond. Alien PaIson; ,sco. Frsnlus, Richmond.
TookeI& fisrson; America. Mash, rhil.depha, Mckee,
Had Coz Arsdone Bayles dol Ida, stetson. Boston,
Packet ship Prince Albert sebOr from London and Port,.
mouth Jan; 81. to Grinnel Mn,urn Co. Was owed up by
sSip sarah and AI,s Buttmss day. from Char..o.
SHIP Eas shsPs:
p.rk Falmouth wsse day: from Havana, with sugar.
Bark Brewsicr Watson. days from New odeans, with
Boston ship
Bark Frances. BUR- q, days from New Orleans with cot
CT g.; S. %
lat 2 long st. spoke schr Delaware. ofThomason 80 days
British bark Avon, Card 40 days from Glasgow with coal
BARK CamSsIlnd. Blanchard tof Iorlsndl 10 day. from
ie% NV N'Ss!'' aaa mas e''s"sn'sd heavy gales
wiz S oy g. e:gs tIa
on the 18th inst in days passage from Boston.
NIB, with ballast irwin iast lat long 60 49, spoke
brig susan, Of Salem. FROM st Jsgo for CALAIS.
bng rrnce de J0nye Gardiner, II days from Maanzis,
Bra Louisa seaon IS day. from New Orleans
Brig tlonna Drn. II days from Ponce, X, with
British bng yslger 6 day. from Liyerp oil with
sso: long Vs. spoke ship ' WIN L. Lee: f from
BrE John Colby Rande 20 days Matanzas with ,u
Brig McLeilen, Orr 20 days from Cien'uegos with sugar
and molasses, to 9runeIl Mnturn Co 2Uh inst lat So
long a. spoke brig Catherine N,ckes. Nickel from Boston,
Brig Emma. Dunham from Trinidad (Cuba) is days. with
Schr Mary Elizabeth Smith, (of New Bsdford) 90 days
from Gonnve. st Domingo with mahogany the master
Left 20 American vessels IL port sth astant in Crooked
stand where bound lin INST lat 90 49, long as passed
a U steam bark s,eeriog for the Moro Castle.
brig Cathe rine, from Calais
with 1000 bushels salt to Baine Left no vessels
Schr John Yates Knight from Maanzas. 3h instant with
Scnr J B Myer, -, from Delaware, with corn
sehr Jacob Raymond, Hmsrson, days frem Berlin, Del
schrS Painter, Young. from Prneeton NJ
schr Havana, Mersnorn. from Phadelphia.
sshr Msssenger sands days from Fredereksburg with
mdzs
schr Revenue, Wright 36 hours from Virgins, with oys-
Schr Belle Tuttle, days from Alexandria with flour.
bstow.
Bark Susan w Lind Deering. from Montevideo, with
Also two brisa
r sset ship Wellington, for London.
The Sfrigste Macedonian was towed from the Navy
yesterday aftenoo to the North RIVER by the steam.
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