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washington and His Generals.
Rf J. i. HEADLEl, Author of Napoleon
- and his harsha" vols lsno. illustrated with l6 nor
| trats-Priee - SO. ~
"rtere difficulty matchmaking the ,eer. Of IN. yr.a,
popularity which he writings OF Mr. eadey rapidly OBJ
tane1 lie speaks heartily earnestly iu,hiuly and the warm
heart his washr gto1 he Ia. e,eees
himself producing noble Of noble and weaving
garland patriotism reverence love place on M
Of the Father OF his Country.--N. Y. Observer.
JUST PUBIsHED-rhe Orators OF France. Edited by G.
Coton ay on French Parliamentary RoGarpe.
headey vol Ismo PortraiIs-Pnee sI,sS.
Keeping mp Appearances Tae for the Rich by
ie 81 SRrSKER /. MORRIS
DOWDER.-2OOO Kegs Kentucky Riff
also Blasting Cannon Mining Powder Magazine an.
thoa' manufactured by the Hazard Powder Company al
le2s-IOt pAvESr6Rr ALLEN /. CO.
rO1'rON GOODS
| ~ IS baies oznaburg', MONTICELLO
| 80 do Brown shrtinss
25 do Cotton Batting
100 do do Yarns, assorted Nos For sale by
ess-lot DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
4 ZEE Il TlNSLEY, Grocers and Commission
~ Merchants North Side Of Richmond Va Civ.
their personal kinds OF Merhlndze and
OF Wheat Flour Tobacco aid They will be al,
larry IN the Tobacco Commission Business
W Particular attention paid forwarding goods free Of eIira
drayage.
REFERENCES.
dunlop. Moneure Co. Davenport, Apen Co, Richmond
tuTs isgs
HIGHT BBLs. FAMILY FLOUR, for sale low by
- je rs WAL FRY 4 90
white Vests White Vests!!
NHREE dozen first quality white Marseilles
- Vests, just received and for lie by STARR L CO.
eSs Lisus Corner.
SUPERIOR FANCY SOAPS.-Taylor's ele
~ CANT Crystal Wash Balls
Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
LubiR's superior Musk
Almond Oriental and plain Fancy Soaps aed any
quantity, by p JOHNSTON DruKr,t
my ~ No. us. Main ST
OILED suK.-oH Sir very nice and white for ,,l- by
PURCELL a LADD,
eO Druggists. lOl Main Il.
A BROW ROOT.-Genpine Bermuda Arrow Root for ale
N by PURCELL, A lam
plO iOl MaiH street.
SHRlTS SHIRTS!! SHIRTS! ia SUP.
- ply Of SHIRTS OF good quality well made and eeev
cd ana iorfaie by STARR CO,
je9s L.es Come,
WANTED-A young Man, who writes good
W bard, and who good Salesman and a Book tseper-
For such liberal salary will be allowed Mona apply but
Who has general acquaintance the
recommended Any further information on addreSn1
M through the Post Once. 10 Is-,f
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front Auefioa
Prime - Crox sueas.
DO Poto DO
Cuba hs-covado Sugars
West India Mola.s-s o
New Orleans do, N barrels
Prm- dry Western bacon sides
Do do do do shonders
Otart Dupuy 4 Co. cosnae Brandy
Imitation An
Extra fine Gunpowder Tea
DO do Powehoug 60
Twanksy Tea, ! n half ehes.
Heavy sumaua Pepper
Reilieks PANTY Soap
Mason's Backing
Prime Indigo in kegs.
Tr.ss-uader eioo, cash. sIoo over mos. er,. 70,
proved paper Je 90 w = n 1901. ~. up
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UlS DAf-T1s avonc Maryland L. iery. dra To-
dy Cali carly and buy the splendid prize $4,000 Grand
Scheme $4,000 10000 60oO. 3oO0 2oOo
10 Nos, IL drawn Tickets $40; halves S. quarters so.
hsc $4,000 can be had Tor ia. trihing 81.
The 9Th OF July here every body wishes 10
orae t day. they will do III they would Bigger
Lucky uhiee and there sperdd scheme
Thai draws in Baltimore this Alphabetically June 3Ot-that will
enable item Independent
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Anrtion 9ales.
NJ Du.lep- Ms.eurs a @.
House, Bowling Alley, Fixturcs, Fsr

o<N-st hVV IONs
on WEDNESDAY the sosh day % June. 10
on th~ pr-ms tor cash. that large nsm essne Nc~n.iv ~
ed m bo~hss ksashsent street. oppo
site the eovefnors heass 9TH all the Bars Ip@ Cnniru
Clothes rrc-se. Stoves N srs~,s o.k
be rested hdesired. sale without re~-svr.
r IS DUNLOP MoNcURE 4 CO Amen.
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- I2NEGROES.
This day, NJ o'clock will be sold negro Girl, mann,
boys, negro men, md negro woman and children
Je 50 X. II. DICKINSON g. BRO Anc,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-03


- HtAo4eHE,It should be rcmeml cred that Siek
isr ih All raSes, proceeds from dIsoracr.d
',,t11 ~ aad corrupt state OF the blood
"flghi Indian VI ,etahle Pills are a certain cpre far
'5A description Of headsehc bee ause they cleanse M
''A nom THOSE morbid humors, which If confined m
~. stomach are ihe cause of nausea and kncss wan
W. 'ttttt d sagfeeabie taste the mouth ba breath
"@9u2 OF tle gums, decay ed teeth and many Other ~
,'es>tas e7mpia niS; ard when taken uto the crcuIa
% "l THROWN upon the varisus parts Che body rive
i'St 10 every malai} cIdentts man
our OF I've OF SAID Indian Vegetable Pills taken oe
o1i nouns ~ Ill an short time PM a complete
- - iietlt ahe-at The same time the digestive
- " ~ re fe'leted Ia healthy tone. aud the blood
.s4 ned, that SICK headache or DISEASE nj
It, .. ih d manner he impossible
~ stt or ot NrfRfEIIs- lAe public arc rati,,t.t
~ ''e iat} S'lrioas medicines, winch Ina order "a
49, as' 9aird by names similar 10 Nfshts Indas.
70 -" 'Nth aAigiNNt ASbaENrINE fNpI0N NE.rr, nv
AAAH 4lit Ata&AaARE ef N5tHfe4 NQf5a-3z
~ u 10 a tEA as ans tef' f.tHEt= III
'st Is genuine ard Ia counterfeit tins Is ,,lt.ts,
5s=s AAits MElsLUE. WheclIuz. ami ] Nt.tlp
u ~ NJ fialeiiHia. 9ticg sad G.eupr-I B,.,f mn
=s..'.t' ifH4a nab FAIFtv
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NlrORTANT LITERARYIAItLLII5,

4 y
s9rliE LIFE OF GENER Al ZAttf
- 10y Rotert T.. Conrad, E-,I. vita au on, XXX. h
curato portrait ana elegant Illustrators p..s,
Isu Harrison, 0ker clio tcc foia - 1T,
Palma. Monterey and Hucua Nis.a i ID ,,r
aud Wit he published early Oh lutt.5#t =, h
bstl- Z. fayiOr, comprising siutdr ''''s 6apst
.iie aud public and private carcer l.-. and
volume l4Ho. By GRlGG Eli.l0i 81
~ n, 4. l-'''''' IN Fourll st. r.nale
EN. TAYLOR AND III sIAt T.
~ illustrated it'll pufifsti- ..=.=s.l l.,n
In press and VIII shortly be- pn'fii>'i. d .
and ms slah. containing hiograpl ig7 I'D a
Worth, Wool Gutle5 and all tile '.isli'i= a'7#s
rfeali,e on the Practice OF Medtela. .,i so \,
i,y George " aod, NJ d aHthof u ~ nd ID
ct gbe O. - etc. etc. n ~ tc e1iai.,
ou the frst Of June.
The Theory and Pr8c!ife OF -Uf
tleliat, u - vols. -T9 vii
ed aal t5e FIRST Of sept. Bt dhl'
nr4bH II y. f0uit-
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Af dr' U1a "a
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WHEELING.

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80 81 CHILDREN : caafeI anl llae1 a4kts. ltes
- ItV 81" Ha.f -ai5c.s, just ~ tltctl. Dr.,
~ TODD q HON Ill
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cAaTlls ca-saere- and r.,. !,
~ aud q. ee14 asdHa5 prices # +,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-09

lsvs, would revert v he shss % he aAsusa.sas u
Mr.. coanwrIL moved that the whole matter b laid
upon the table, and his motion was adopted.
Mr.. BLoDoErr offered resolution to furnish knives
for the members, to be paid for out Of the contingent
fund. Laid over
Mr. DEvELrN gave notice Of his intention to introduce
bill in regard to the bonding Of emigran passengers
arriving at the port of New York.
Mr. SnraMAN gave notice of bill to reduce the rate
of interest.
Mr. DEveLIN, in view Of the fact that the New YORK
volunteers would embark very speedily offered reso
luton that the final vote upon the bill introduced by Mr
Small for their relief be read tomorrow at O'CLOCK
The resolution after ambiguous and desuitory de'
bate upon points of order, laid upon the table
Mr. Walsh, of New York. offered the following reso.
Resolved, That the number of hours labor per day
which may he exacted from apprentices and oher MI
nors ought to be limited and defined by law.
Resolved, That the number Of hours labor per Day
which shall legally satisfy and fulfill contract to work
for any specified term In the absence Of any further
agreement between the parties ought otherwise to De
determined and declared by law.
Resolved That select committee be opponteo 70 con
slider generally the subject of the rights OF the laoorer
and the interests of the State with regard to the hours OF
labor TO take testimony they may deem expedient
and to report thereon by bill or otherwise.
The resolutions were laid upon the table.
1t appears that the election Of Mr. James Beers from
Westminster. will be contested by Mr. John r. hayward
petition received from the latter gentleman today
praying for an nve stigation into the matter.
MIR FuLLrR gave notice of his intention to introduce
bill for the investigation OF immortal titles and ior the
extnguishment Of the same.
Mr. SILL gave notice of bill to amend he act relating
to excise,
And the House adjourned.
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CO M m EfkCAALs

New York, Jan. 3.
AsHEs- There Is more 6rmness in the market to-day
and prices in pots have advanced 81 SIN offered but
IS is asked pearls without change-S5 so
BaEADsrurFs-Thsre has been nothing Of any conse-
quence doing to-day Genesee 10 held at IS so S. 66
Southern, as reported yesterday, without sales.
CorToN-There II fair enquiry for this staple, and
holders appear rather reluctant sellers The purchases
mainly speculative, shippers seldom appearing in the
market.
REAL EsrArE AT AUcrIoN-House and lot 25 by ll9,
No 254 4th street. $i2 AIS
House and lot 25 by 100, No 81 Amity st -. OILS
Do % by 1913, Laurens, near Amy.. ,726
Do 1876 by Al, 1911 Elm st. ........ 800
Lot west side Hudson st, extending through to
Greenwich near Troy st., % by l27. $500
Lot southwest corner Hudson and Jane st 80 #.
front, IL Fl. rear ITO deep. 4,600
Lot west side Hudson near Jane ST. 25 by 80 q 1890
Lot north side Jane st sh rs by 81 o. 2,lO0
Lot south side Horatio, near Asylum st., 25 by
Lot north side OF Horato st., near Asylum St,
IS by 81 6in,: l7oo
Lot south;side Gsnsevoort st, near Asylum ST.,
rs by "a 10 in. ............... 400
S43 6l5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-09

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS During the recent
session OF our State Legislature, the question OF
changing the present mode of eectng Presidential cleo
tors brought for and various propo
sons bearing upon the subject introduced and dis
cissed in both Houses In the Senate the question
summarily disposed Of by the adoption OF motion made
by Mr. Rhe that all further consideration OF the sub
jet be postponed until the first Of January ls4 In the
House Of Repeseu tativcs. decisive taken
upon any Of the propositions and the entire subject
suffered to ago by default This delay the part OF
Gus Legislature to settle question which has excited
so much controversy deeply to be regretted 1t was
cohhneny expected by the advocates we'll as by the
opponents oftne proposed change in the present mode OF
eecung frss dental Electors this State. that the Legs
ue gould not adjourn without the passage OF an act
ng Tue election to tho people; by the divsing and
i"g ou some other plan whereby the law recently
passed ny Congress- requiring that al the States shall
voc on the same day for Presidential Electors might be
uiy compnea WIN The question will have to be met
ana decided at the next session Of
rag IS, CT Gazette
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-09

uary 6.-No q. John q. Forbes Of a. plaintiffs
In Of. james and John Insrarty BY an order o. me
plaintiffs In error this writ of error TO the Circuit Couf!
pls in err vs. Edward Anderson By order of the pls IN
error. this writ Of to the Circuit Court .. ior
Mississippi was dismissed No. 4s6l Samuel savage
adm. vs. WIN. Primrose ct al The argument Of these
appeals continued by Gov Morshead Tor the
adm, and by Mr.. Crittenden for Primrose ct al. -
Alexander H. Stephens, Esq. of Georgia, and Edwin n:
Ewing, Esq of Tennessee admitted attorneys and
councillors of this court.
JAN. mos. 4s and 6l Samuel Savages, administra
tor vs. William Primrose ct al The argument of these
continued by Messrs Crittenden and Berrien
for Primrose ct al Adjourned till IL o'clock
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r. s N.Y. : Iy. as s::s
III; BAIL Eys,sGa. Isn.: VA. abandoned =. total
sysas EvsrOn day: out from BosOn bound
The bark Ann Hood Watson before Eeposd has arrived
and
s IL: BARK s
TS. Ss CooaS vii ss Ready for of 10
schr W Stafford has been got of. and in the
asSTss ssf Haa aosd IL. The %
Notice to Mariners.
ST. M Gs1..f 6'.ssi:, o O. Gse.;xi.
Omit S.is
ofore on the night Of hs R ri CLARK Collector
Bark Wilton from York for the fac'nc' NOV ~ lat
Co!n,h, % days from Newport for Matanza' Dec
Dec asd IS 3d. lon So passed Am bark steering Sc
bss and white signal dydsd ssna OS
do Ssr Dec w a. T." 70 ionsl &c. 1''' 0
Bark Wand from Charleston Boston, Ah instant off
Be- brig Rover Of Waterford. Ireland from Newport. W.
o nan s.r mas 10 c S1ee suits Of sails. wa.
short would make for the nearest port
Whalemen.
Ship Omega. (of FaIhayen) Moey. sid from Bedford
sts INST for Pacific and Ind,n 81, n,n Of
'i% S sss..a. 5sy g.
ss.
81 VI H,a;: .p? .s
10. ri SS ss s $ sss
20 Ha s g. SsI,ss
i.ne fn1s @ p sd $685. Ion hn'
letter from Cart Spencer ship Triton of NBedford
:eGas:. i Of CAPT 9f5 "A
eSs Hs ts'1 1
Foreign Ports.
port brig Triumph schs COhannst' for s0s'
CAPE fslM1s, 6si gin r:E brig sm'hasId Dat a. for
MA.AoA Nov as-In port, bark Lqes, Maria T,ssdwsIl
18Th brEs Magnolia, Leslie Charsston aeth' Covs fains'
sS, SSv g. eh IN
MoNnovrA. Nov Ain ship Madonna, Lukn forl lee
PonT ~ Ps.scr, Dec ls-Gons in brig. supposed the
.a.s. Sd sEfa -'s'
E Psshsno
as1%'Sa Sa0s .lsss, Nov sado
sh ss fs:as sysfs
ton, NC; Opepango Johnson Alexandria; Chattsm Nick
Baltimore schrs Italian Pettnsil Georgetown CT
Richmond, Hopkins, Norfolk; Julia Ann Winchs:er. BAL
Do Patriot Istes dSj sr sh .ehr Hs.ld [uGs Hor:tol
load for Europe brgs Northener Witham Havana; Pearl
TAYLOR, Phila.
BATH, Jan 4Ar brig Mississippi, Wyman Martinique IS
Cid 5th, brig Denmark, Cushing. Havana.
CAsTHE Jan sid and anchored below, ship st Leon
jarvis, Mobile.
Fall RIVER Jan l-Ar Msswoit, Godfrey, Taunton for
Norfolk Obit NYork 5lh soop Oscar DO Sid soth sehr
do; Sd Z, w Thorne: do; 9Th Nancy Jane. do w.
,sGng sqwarrow; Ann HOPE WasoS di.g brig. Gs.sT.
Ann. Dsbrow Ann Maria. French disg Eliza. Brazsr, re-
ttng; Colorado Shacksord dos Sarah Louisa Metamora,
& W Stafford Nay; Pierce; Thos BARTLETT: Elizabeth,
Russe Paos Boston, NASH Warrior Fish. Sid 22d, bark
Saranac, Carlton OIes.s; schr Mount Hspe, -, do;
brig Radius Ames 81 Marks; 18th, bark CasPiu, Blivin.
Apalachicola; schr Bunke, Hill Galveston 49,,
| tons) eech, Porto Rico
PoRTsMoUrH Jan 3-Arr Fawn Day. Phada Cid LIST brig
Jas Cars, tBr) M'Lean tim St John NB) Nvork.
,WLMIroToN, Nc week ending Jan Arr srigs Hopltop
Elizabeth, Smith Cape Hytier; PRICE Beaston York.
Cid brig Allsou Pierce Porto Kco hrs aartan Atwood
St Domingo; Henrietta, Fitch and Falcon, Parr, Boston,
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miscellaneous isecord

PAcKErsHips Northumberland, Grswod for London and
Aibay DAVIS, for Hsvre will sail this morning Letter
bags will close At the usual hour at Gilpnl
SIR FoaREsrER at Boston, from Trapani was the vessel
which touched ground Herring Cove 9Th inst ted
yesterday. The leked the stern, and threw
small quantity Of salt.
BARK BRIGHTON, at Boston, from Odessa reports date,
lat NJ lon36 w, while scuddng ia gale from Sc, ship,
ped sea- which carried fore backstay hed
ed the deck with water started figure head lost bopsts
walks broke udder and some other
damage.
scHs MARY AHH-The vessel into on the night q ns
5h inst by the Mary Ann Norfolk, was the sehf MICH
mond, at Boston, which lost bowsprit 80
Som sPLE~pIp Virginia. with oysters borna "a
Haven into during OF the squalls on Ihussday,
by the steamer New Haven, and M S w
saved. The wreck lies immediately III the snip W
the westward Of Ricker's Island.
BRIo ABBArHuLA, Pote. at Bit more. from Portland en
perienced yefv rough passage commencing when ohly
two days out with heavy gale f:om s to ana CON
tinued nh yioeace fo five successive dy during winch
sp salts and sprung leak since Dec lst has been twice
bio wn of once far as Vat 81 20 Ion 81
Rrruarrp-sch. Mitchell, which cleared at Baltimore
for 3oh u She had got far Cape Henry
her passage, when she sprunk alesk,
XIV VIZ 3-The sehr Sarah, Bartlett, from Ban.
gor whent putt lat 30 % Ion co encoaptersd on tho
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Packets to SAIL
Packets to Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY o.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Northumberland 9riswoId London, J Griswold:
Alb.ny, Davis, Havre VIM Wht,ck; Walpole Richard
son. Liverpool Grinnell Niutun Co. Bark Cosmo Ou-
terbidge, Bristol Jcha Jaques Brig' Carlo, vePe Ham
burg, ii Morris; Alexander Smith, Curacoa j Fonlke X
sons Almatia, smith, Curaco fouike Sons; George
Yates Charleston, q Buckley schr Mcetta, Brookway,
Matanzas, Read Hoppock.
Arrived.
Norwegian bark Syphden. Eilsers days from Boston,
came through the Inside passage IN ballast to Schmidt
Balchen.
Schr rieata Thurow. Machias lumber to Brett vose
on the end Of Long Island in the late blow lost part
deck load.
Schr Marquis, Taylor, from Fredericksburg, Dec nth,
with Had been ashore Cape Henlopcn.
Schr Michigan. Terry, Balumore with mdse, johnson
x Lowden.
schr Washington, Forbes, from Washington, NC, with
naval stores
Schr t;omelia Blizen, Brandywme, corn meal.
scfr Hope Richards Chi acotcasne, corn.
Schr Conlciia, Bumpus, New Bedford oil.
Schr Dispatch, Coursen. Brandy wine flour.
Sailed.
Packet ship Patrick Henry, for LvepooI brig Sterling,
for Savannah; aud others.
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Puu.px,,u,.. ian. 9 lsa7.
i'IAoNLrh'A' 'a'' q io''.
We have this morning bright, unclouded sky, and
-. ..u..... 81. r. .h......,.. ~, A.
pfacinS a'niosPnes, WIN ne Inef"omeseE peAo" 'hs
freezing point.
.s poh, wv pw. -ho d,oa fron, Oh. .eac.s ~ u,ound
.., ~. - - 49, -
recei'eu oh I've" ieai e'e' ifo'n 'Ae oschArse Vi
pistol in the hands OF young man named VIM Simler
No ball or shot was in the pistol but the wadding en-
- -. -, g.. -. o., III, -
tered MS MP aoou' iour hches' anu iockaw ensuius'
caused his DEATH Young Simler. who fred the weapon,
while shylarkipr with his friend Pitt has surrendered
- ..,-., r.. 4, -,
himself 70 unue'so an ,nV'Sus before 'ne Mayor
deaf man killed yesterday the Reading Rail.
ood potsvIe nv train of cars passiny over him
. Ala al, IN ri. nouo, % orr hin NJ hi. d.n
Inc u'o ri mi Ia us poMo' ~ ah y. MS as
ger put IN VAIN Inc cars were n.own on me Track oy
inc h r. S " h 'oo ,a. a. nuu ,,
.t "S S man 1'.u d 1
SINCE Oh 'no mahsaaugn.er ~ yYuns s s sGea va,
YIN, mas 'eoe'eu u" u"0''u"'" P''"'" o"'
on Mn r.. .,. , 81. A., h,,;,,, ,.,;. ~
ooe. VIM ~ as az h, ,,o uo,s ~" =,
out e hnmsa nsr sho Naval Xsviu n sunday ngh,
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

JAN 7.-Oferings Of the week $50 Beeves, includ
ing $50 taken New York 2l0 Cows and Calves 900
swine and 900 Sheep.
Prices-Beef Cattle mostly all sold at S. Ga the 100
lbs.
Cows and Calves sell at SIS a $40.
Swine generally brought 81 rs a So rs the 100 lbs.
Sheep-Sales within the range of 81 a $Sk EACH as in
quality.
brings IS 75c the cwt. Straw$5a So the 100 bundles
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Family Provision Market.

The past week. with the exception Of yesterday has
been rather against the markets in the way Of fine
beef mutton &c. owing to the rainy and warm weather
We notice at No. Warrington Market the famous bear
killed in Walton county weighing 476 lbs and lots OF
other wild game Venison in most OF the markets very
plenty. AT Jefferson market VIM. Devoe has few
choice pieces Of the Charles (so but LEFT for exh
tom Poultry continues plenty and sells at 10 cents the
pound Fish, usual Ut this Of the year. Little
or m hang in vagetahleg,
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.

CNROM the cradle the grave-Adaped exclusively to
her the natural laws OF her and all
the diseases Of her critical peIod. by Edward Dixon NJ
corner OF Johu and Broadway Every in
telliseDt woman should possess this work The Albion
Every prudent mother consult this work with
advantage herself and her children Boston Journal
DR. Dixon has lent deep interest to ths work.
FIFTH EDITION
JUST PUBLISHED, and for sale by CHARLES H.
RING conner Of john street Broadway-A TREATISE
ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL sYsTEM-Adapted
qusetery by Edxnd H Dixon. D. author Of Woman
xical lectures the operative she eye
price ST. Tis work contains complete review Of all the
Of eHcessin every class Of life Ths1Bosson JosaallIs
marks DIR Dixon has written much aud well
brsnche, Of his book shows thorough ansxain
lance with modern science Structure 9onorrhoa, Hydro
cee and Varicoue particularly well treatsd We
doubts about the proprey Of exposing all Of
readers these of the and frates Of those
who labor under weak moral sentiment Yet the Authers
originality and ingenuity under trying surgical
stamp his book with uncommon interest Horace Greedy
remarks -t contains line word calculated excite
centious passons but the contrary everywhere and will
prevent thousands from rushing into course of dissipation
seasonably placed in their hands hope it will have the
widest possible circulation Tribune 10 ltsrc.
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WIGS, WIGS.

RACHELOR'S New invented Wigs aud Scalps are decd.
- edly the greatest Improvement inodu
OF Wig Making They are SO perfectly comfortable to
make the unconscious that he has Wig and
and natural that they be
ed. Made only by VIM. Bachelor, No. Wall street.
Broadway large alw-ys hand dis m
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Passengers Sailed.

passengers SHIIcU.
LIvERrooL-Packet ship Patrick Henry-George Porter,
st ST phens No; James Harvey, Kingston; de Egot.
da SPAIN; w ',udish; James Mackay Montreal; David
Lewis do; w + Lilly, York.
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TO SILK MANUFAC TURERSA AND OTHERS,

TO SILK MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS
CQ be ,old with immediate possession, the Factories
Toand county, Connecticut, miles fom Mansfield
four and equally distant twenty- mes) from tho
Factory.
The property consists oftwo factorcs one 100 feet By u.s.
two each oil feet pitch the other feet by
stories each of feet Pitch and wheel house beneath -Four
large board houses with other eomo
dious of which doing profitable business
Four Not barn and other bald and about 90 Of
ing and wood.
The Factories now and have for eight years. In
superior dye house with steam eppaatus new and CON-
Dlete) also of which be taken not
at the option Of the purchaser. 49,
The Water Privilege uneqal ed in the State the mills
having been stopped by the longest drought All The
buildings been erected within years the greater part
within years at cost of $50 and all in first
pair and condition. x
There great .bility Of the contemplated New York
or in its Immediate neighborhood, which would greatly
Further and full particulars may b. had by applying
dk1msr ffSf " SUMS Fesrl %. Y.