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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

"A UCTION NOTICE.-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
"A at SO Greenwich streetThomss Bell will sell We'd
nesday AZ 10 o'clock pecey at &c Greenwich street, rear
usual variety Of housekeeping articles such Chris and
Sofss Lo king Cases Peno, Dedsts ads Mattresses.
Oil Cloth, Sc To be paid for and taken away, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

ID GARD AT HOBOKEN-FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
ID nlshed with pantries attached be had with
partial board dinner Sundays Is Union Place, where
N pplv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

MEDICAL CARD-DR MORRISON, 2olk FULTON
l devoes his entire time the treatment fprvas
dseases Recent ororrhea, he cures IN
few days. Constitutional debility from habit in
nocturnal emissions and mpoteucy radically cured
BY him Structures no without See Dr. Ms d.
ploma wild, the signatures Of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A Car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

HOMER MORG AN, AUC
- Household furniture Ike, &c swift aud Mof,an will
e. Clinton Place, ia aud comp assortment of
Funiure Catalogues will be ready before The sa. al
the Office, No. 2 Pine street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

HOMER MORGAN, ACCOMMODATIONS
A household funiture-Swift Morgan will sell
uon on Thursday, April 81 at 10 o'clock No 81 Clinton
place iu and complete Of furniture The fur
purchaser, Catalogues the day before sale Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

EuUND-A POCKET BOOK IN THE NElGHBOR.
hood OF The Screw Dock, combining bank chicks end
rroyisg property have II by applying Lord
81 Catherine al. for Z. or A. BRENNAN.
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III a CHIFFON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II A CHIFFON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIE Household Furniture. Valuable Oil Paintings &c Il
H. Ludlow Co. will sell at auction "wednesday April 26
No i9 Chambers street. commencing at 70 o'clock the
Furniture and valuable OIL Paintings contained 10 the above
houe Chairs and Sofas made BY rhyfe Piano
For Brusse and other Carpets Pier Gias:ss Pier
Clock Window Curtain. and Orapeu.; Dining and Break
gold and white China and Nankeen Valuable Oil
Paintngs-SeveIal Oil Paintings. OF them originals by
some the celebrated old and modern ull de-
;snptiOns Of which are given in the essoGp. Ed Room
ings-S.vsra fine eoored EnsavnR. sporting and
other together with several other useful and
usehold articles Sale with the kch
en IN niiure afalnunea ready On Monday mo- ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

~ fom Ito O'clock daily to disease: q the eye cad ear.
a his surgery 26 Broadway entrance TX Wares
The second edition OF DR.. Powells Treatise the bye
continuing 60 pages additional is just publ
50 IL be had at his oce also his Self Acrg Eye
Fount.ns which obtain ed the premium from the American
ns:itute just mpoIted arge supply ef Art6cis Eyes
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g TRIKER's WONDERFUL DTsCOVERY-s1

- ksr Solution for the Hair. which vii! ch gray HAIR
original color few This Dive 10 different
from any yet offered the pubic The beauty in this Dye
the you wash il darker yets snd have the hair
be from headache which occssoned by the
ofhe false hair Gentlemen have their hair wins
kss Ladies' 70 waited upoa at their residence.
colored before they pay their this msthod will show
there eception this solution Of Hair Dye Apply
Fl. STRlKER, No & oentes Slip New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25
JACOB 9. .rLATT; AUGl ER-yNpsEw ,Il

L 3. PLATT.
ten sale, Sc Wed.ssday Ito morowl. at 10 clock,
at the auction room-t casks Notops celebrated hes end
raspsn lots to suit better MISUNDERSTANDING
been slightly damaged the at mportsuon Also
brs. damaged by fresh water at the late FIRE IN Water street
and full bads tack aud cout nails shoe and chair
tacks box and flashing nails shoe rails pounds and
kid dolls valuable Of voln cost s6t HORNS
knves large pocket and pen knives
cards aud in dozens; fancy goods domestic hardware NC
R-The sale persmptoTy without aad the at
tention OF well dealers directed To the
Invoices for this sale, whether sound in damaged
will be received this till five o'clock. Cato
ready eirly the morning sale Terms for damaged goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

BOARDING UP TOWN-A SMALL FAMILY RE-
siding pleasant and healthy location in the part
of the cy having than they require would ac-
ing summer, year desired Apply Nos Cottage Row,
27th ith door Of the 4th Broa
and ra ad and fro five minutes running
mid n,uhf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

M ITCHFLL'S OLYMPIC THEATkE-TUEsDAY
III. 90 VERNORs WEE sptsin HoI, stone. MI Mel
inson Hickory short Mr.. Holland; Lefty Briggs, Miss Ma
TaylcT To :; fSlGSss by Dsy Sc.l PIECE entitled.
jake onover; ElIza Stu bbns Miss Mary Taylor; Mary
Miss Pbillips: Jane MISS Rebers After which the comic
O era Of ROTHER AND SlsTER-Dou Sylvio de Flores,
NJ Arnold; Don Chr,oyal Mr. Ne1n'on Donna Isissos.
FAMILY-Nicholas DaHodil, Nar. Holland;
Luara Miss B0bes press Circle SO Uppe, Boxes -
shi Private Boxes -.
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tnued Wednesday of tina crowded of The
sale CANT Furniture also Wednesday IL ock
No IS Frankn between Broad aud Elm sp!en
did variety Of good Furniture. TBOS. BELL. Auctc
A UCTION NOTICE. sUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture this day, No $40 Pearl street, Broad
way A.C.1UTTLE will sell at auction e. o'clock. on
houseke consisting Of and valuable ment
rosewood and mahogany urnitu china glassware &c. Al
super mahogany Aso the kitchen furniture
with which the sale will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

CAMrEL BRADFORD. ESQUIRE, DECEAsED-
- IL the ehilorsn Of muel Bradford, Esq, brother
Of the late John Yarley Bradford Esq formerly Major
the Bengal army will .cpy Me,ms Curre CO.. No. 50
Lncon lon Fields. London solicitors. they will hear Of
som-fhing to their advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

NOR SALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND FUR
Il nure Of the Minerva Rooms, No. l06 Broadway. This
has been long and avoIaby known a. public
thing requisite for the the
wishing retire from the business Applications be
o. cm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

INFORMATION WANTED, OF PETER C THOMP.
son. accountant and collector said be living in either
Lower or Upper Capsda and for time aborng under
Alex ANDER MUNRO GO, ?3l South he will hear Of
something to his advantage Tho Montreal papers will
fer favor by giving the above few Insertions New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

WANTEp-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl 1sundress chambevmaid and assist with the
wsshirg and ironing ,rvae family has the hest OF city
reference Please apply II West 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

DNO .DWAf ODkON.-ENTKANCE THhOU0H
ID Pinteux Cafe des Mile COLONIES -Nanagsr Gree
Nuscal Director Herr v, Inwisen Almeted Pictures
and PygmnOr Statusry company Of ladies' and
temsn, with new costumes drapcr.s, GcTnesday, April
25-Programms: Part 1.-The You Warriors Dresm sapho;
Oath; &c. Part 2-CsIyg,oi cam; Xeng, ard A!on.; 90
Diana the Golden OF the Chase &C. Tabeau in hor or OF
the French Republic Orchestra box 50 Parqustts,
O'Clock
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STOCK OF THE NoRTHwEsTERN INSURANCE.
~ Company OF Oswsgo20 shares Of $50 esch sale By
T. JAMES. NJ. SO WalL'strest New YORK - - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

I OsT-A SAFE KEY. NO 1859. TOGETHER WITH
- several small keys The finder will be literally reward
ed by reiurnng them to HERRIN G5 1879 Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

XNANrED-A SITUATION BY A REsPECTABLE
w young woman plain cook, washer or ironsr ia
small private family The best ofcty reference be given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

NOR SALE AN ELEGANT CARRIAGE (CuUPE)
good de by Lawrence Colliss, purchased
ast winter for $500 and sred for s4oa cash. conss
quence Of the owners goirg % Europe Also, soe
warranted kind and SQUAD; together with single and double
harness. for carriage snd light The horse and coue
h Hawkes. Livery Srbie No Murray street.
For further prucuis apply TO f. GAILLARDET, l2 Park
lac from, no NJ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

TnE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail steam Ships between Boston and Liverpool and be-
tween New York and liverpool canyst HaI to land and
receive mails and pssorgsrs intended to sail follows
Acadia Capt j. Stone from Boston, Wednesday, d May
America Capt G; H Judkin, from New York. Wsdne'-
Wednesday. l7tn May. Cambria Capt. William Harrison
Gom New York Wsdnesdsy 24!h May P.,,sge sl2o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

~ ApnI g. ls.s; yi! be acted the operate drama q
Nj. psss hnssIa "; PGoh nv ysleh rAiSr a
Mr. Held; Duchess le ToIerenya Mrs q. Jones. To
be followed by NEW YORK AS 1T Is-Moso, Mr. Chr
qua HATI,EAL ,DEFENCEsI,I3M.jor, sn.pd,sson.
opeed at o'clock Performances commences at 7h cs.cs
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wv ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
woman :ituation As nurses i capable of doing plain
sewing, and do chamber work in respectable family
The bet ofcitv reference. viii be given from her last place
28th
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
W Young Wcma1. as chambermad. plain cook, washer
Ard rouer to do the general homework of small family
The bss city references be given Apply a Herbert
IN basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

w ANTED-RY TWO RESPECTABLE YOU> G
women suaons ons a. plai. cook washer and i,oner
vse amiv; the other cook and wash and The
and 7th avenues. - 49,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25

of those fddles once, goes through 8
column or SO in calculation Of the par
ticulag manner in which the irresistible
Hal had gotten his party into several
scrapes, and how he then left them to
get oat the best way they could. He
then inimates in no meaIy- moutheti
terms, that The Old Coon, in his con-
duct towards the hero Of Buena Vista,
has been accessory to an effort 'polit-
ical assassination on the body Of the
old hero. After which he winds up in
the following emphatic words:
Yes, H Clay can never be president
of these United States!
That Cassius is smar: man, and can
see as far through mill stone as any
other man, provided thath an ihdu-
bitable hole bored straight through it,
We presume no one will doubt. He
is remarkably apt in prophesyingin re :
lation to such events as are certain.
Now we'll bet our hat that Cassius can
predict with the most uneering certain
ty that the word will complete revo-
lutlor about its axes during the space
of any particular day, say the lst of A.
pril, 1875.
But this hero of the two 6ddles may
save his thunder SO far as several wings
of our acquaintance are concerned. To
them, like certain grass that grows
upon the banks of the Gauges, the
more Clay is bruised the sweeter he
smells; or like "rotten mackerel by
moonlight" the more his corruption is
exposed the brighter he shines!
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25

Fools IN Contact, or "HaI FsAoUs
Well Met. An exchange paper says,
"A case is on trial before the Supreme
Court sitting in Worcester, Mass, in
which the piece Of land in dispute is
estimated 10 be worth $5-the costs 0,
the suit will amount to over $1,000.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
Cassius M. Clay,


The famous being the individual
who SO magnau;mously declined to re-
ceive any remuneration for the immense
loss wh:ch he sustained In Mexico, by
having two v;olias smashed by the up
settling of a baggage waggon-has re-
GENTLY addressed a remarkably frank
and tnencaaat epassle 10 the great apos-
tie of ~aiggeey- And ia 'taat same
be iMtnsdsces hismseaf lotto she affections
Of ahe ,gdlaat Harry about "A feet He
is certainly a very plaaa spoken aaaa,
and talks to TIVE AiatsIlibIe' walA q aaest
casegouscal p,quancy; and wi,haa, too,
~ a ansnner 50 chsrnSlsgly Gaise. Hear
him:
Ehese tsnses have we rna ycsu, ;sud
tbsee times your name has 6roagkt as
usfeasa So Soon .ss Gen. w. IL. War-
'isan mad drought us sp Krsn q ,aisera-
bic asinoNH, where you lett ssr TO a
large aaS eaity you as.rdiea oa TO Wash
ingson, when Mr.. Ty'er s~dx Mr..
sMsbsseHs lead was doing gsoa 10 the
cesshy 'sBd Pssty, and by ;attespt;ae
aOfaroe .en aan nsa ses Hbe <etseIek
BsrK xxsda me lied Sssrpssay sauvrsd
~ asr Ossua&, yea &soegak rs - .
aeuay ueI;sdisys" si7
AifsE ana, Casziizgs without thinking
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
Affairs AT Washington.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL,


Dated, Washngton, May 20, lS4e.
DEAR SIR:-The Bill for the adj
mission of Wisconsin as State, of
this Union, passed the Senate on yes
terday, mem. con-, SO that we have
now thirty States in this glorious fam
i!y offree and independent republics.
May additions continue to be added to
the galaxy of the Union, until north
America shall compose one great and
united family. That is the destiny
marked out for us by the genius Of
Jefferson, and that will be, fulfilled, BY
,be virtue of the People.
Gen. CADwALADER arrived In this
city yesterday, but appears somewhat
the worse for wear, from his arduous,
campaign in Mexico. Unlike the gal
liant and noble old soldier, General
TwIGGs, who appears in our midst,
much improved in health and appear
ance, from his campaigns If Mckee,
Gen. Tw1GGs improves as he grow
older, both in favor and affections Of
the people. The more fighting he
does, the better he Furnishes, and, it
will not be long, ere he will be placed,
as he deserves 10 be, at The head Of
the regular Army of the United States;
and with the gallant WORTH for his
second, our armies can defy the crown
ed heads Of the World.
The members ofthe Baltimore Con-
vention, that have been with US, for the
most part of this week, have, to-day,
departed for Baltimore. They have
a pleasing, out an arduous duty to per-
form. May their session be harmoni-
Gus, and may they give US, for our file
leaders, good and true men, Of the
, Democratic faith. I have never
known better feeling in the party
All seem willing to concede, so that
unanimity prevails. There can be NO
doubt of that. In union there is
strength. Before your next paper,
Mr.. Editor, can be published, the
Baltimore Convention will announce
the successful man that will head our
ticket. Until then it is useless to spec
ulate on the result. So far, however,
as l can judge of the opinion of those.
members | have seen, Gen. CAss,
Judge WooDBERRy, and Mr., BvcHAN-
AN, stand about an equal chance; and,.
as | stand opposed to any new man, 1
hope the choice will fall on one Of them
in the early part of the session. The
decision of the Convention cannot be
amiss if either of the above are selected.
The news from Mexico, to-day, is
any thing, but favorable to the rati6ca-
ton of the Treaty. Indeed, one &C
count says, there is "no hope of the
ratification. - Well, be it so. If we
must have all or none, "give US all, !"
and the question, in reference to Mex
leo will be the sooner quleted.
Yours, FED.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
SAD OCCURRENCE.

We are panied to learn ofthe sudden
and disastrous death of John Stephen
son, Esqr., which occurred, unless we
are misinformed, near Fairfax c. H.,
on Sabbath before last, by being thrown
from his horse. He breathed but two
hours after the fall. Mr. S. was raised
in the lower end of this county, and
was formerly residen: of this place.
He has left son and two daug hters,
as well as large circle of acquaintan-
ces to lament his distressing enc.
"7Tuth IS mighty and ,viH prevail. .
That much abused, "odious," and
"anti-republican" Independent Treas
ury is, by the beauty, the perfectibiIity
of its workings, certainly ihgratia,ing
itself into the good will even of
its quondam most bitter enemies. Hear
what Mr.. Gallatin-the same by whose
pamphlet on the War question the
Wings not long since were won't to
swear-says about this "detestable, -
'sword and purse" uniting institution:
81 wish that it may have faiy play, for arm
clearly of opinion that it is equally necessary
for government, for the public at large, and
for banks themselves, that they should never
be permitted to use the public moneys for tie
purpose Of increasing their discounts'
The "Pensylvanian" suggests that.
ihasmuch as the Taylor and Clay wings
of the all decency party at this present
interesting juncture are wholly occu'
pied in very bro,herly crib and nose
smashing" game at 6sticuffs, in the
"ser talsonis" OF perhaps "Kilkenny
Cat" style,-that now is the eft and
proper time for the friends of the gal
Ian, Winfield to bring him into the are
ma where Wings will strive for the
honor Of getting "decently licked'' by
the nominee fthe Baltimore Conven-
ton. That the Pennsylvania man
is hard hearted old codger is palpa-
BILE, otherwise he would never have
made The foregoing suggestion. What!
after the unprecedented cudgelling that
Marcy SO pitilessly gave 10 the "dear
dear friend" of Gen. Taylor's. to wish
to have him placed in position where
it would be the painful necessity Of ,ht
Democracy to reopen his wounds!-
Too bad! For although in Mexico
"one blast from his bug!e horn il
worth a thousand men," yet when i
comes to measuring swords with TIT
Democracy his head must inevitably
suffer decapitation, That the Lore
may, if necessary, specially inter
pose and save him from this dire afflic
ton shall be our favori,e and continued
invocation for some considerable Tins
to come.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25

Important from France Louis
Philippe, owing to the great haste
with which he left the Tuilleries on
his flying excursion across the chan
mel, forgot his somewhat antiquated
Umbrella! Nothing father ofimpor-
lance save that the gay Monsieurs have
an "abiding confidence" that the ro-
maatic Rhine will still continue to flow
downstream. eq4s s u
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
THE VICTORY OF WISCONSIN.

The recent glorious Democratic,
triumph in Wisconsin is cheering in.
many respects, and particularly SO in,
its overthrow of Wilmot Provisoism,
and its Punishment Of paper circula-
lion from that State. In their Consii-
tuition, the incorporation Of Banks is
forever prohibited, and the necessary
preventiyes of the circulation of the.
paper money of other States, have been
provided. The pure principles of De-
mocracy have there been earned out
the circulation Of the peoples money
gold and secured to all her
citizens, and the ruinous fluctuations
Of the banking system ayerted from
the doors of her commercial men.
Two years ago, the Bank party tri-
umphed over the Democratic party of
Wisconsin, and rejected their anti
bank Constitution. But last winter
they made another struggle, after APP
pealing to The sober second thought Of
the people, and their Constitution was
adopted by a large majority. That
victory has been followed up by the
recent glorious triumph "a triumph
equal to the victories of the Pennsyl-
van;a Democracy in the days Of An
drew Jackson. All honor, then, to
the Democrats Of Winconsin-they
have been as trueto the pure principles
Of Democracy as the needle to the pole
land they have set an example wor-
THY elimination BY her older sisters.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
From the Clev Gland Plain Dealer, May 4.
A BIG GUN FOR WISCONSIN.

From the Clev Gland Plain Dealer, May 4.
A BIG GUN FOR WISCONSIN.
The first election ofthe State off,
GERS and members of Congress, under
the new Constitution of this State,
took place last Monday, and resulted
gloriously for the democracy. Our
friends have made clean sweep, car
rying the State ticket entire, electing
nearly all of both branches of the legis-
lature, securing the election of two
United States senators, four supreme
judges, &c., &c.
This will be gratifying news to the
democracy throughout the Union
The great west is sound to the CORE
Every new State adds to the democrat
ic strength. To the west, democrat
ic candidates must in future look for
their main support, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and we
hope to count Ohio, will soon control
the political Gestinies, not only of can
didates, but of the nation.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25


The Alex. Gazette, Win. Republi,
can, Richmond Rep. and other Taylor
ties, have taken up the notion-because
the democrats are not satisfied with old
Zach's innumerable, letters, inasmuch
as they do not define his position on
most of the leading issues of the two
pa,ties-that they are afraid of him
Afraid Of Taylor's nomination. Why,
unless that Same old coon has lately
grown fallible this is the very thing 70,
which every good democrat should
approximately pray. Fer according to
this great Oracle-and when he opes
his mouth let no whig .6ste' presume to
baek-the nomination Of any person
other than his own individual SELF, will
infallibly result in the dissolution Of the
entire whig party. But this is not ali.
The <leep-mouthed bay Of the Junior
Embodiment, the terrible Bolts, chimes
In with the Senior. Take not then this
Gathering junction. to your souls ye
Ne-par,y-party-ates. And be impress
ed with this fact, that the Democracy
were not born ia the woods to be scar.
ed by an Owl-eren though he may
hcct unusually frequeat and profoundly
uniatellsgshle'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-25
NOTICE! TAKE NOTICE-DO!

NOTICE! TAKE NOTICE-DO!
We have the pleasure of taking leave
to intimate that the Sentinel Office
ain: no Cake Shop-by no means.
We deem it our duty to make this an
nouncement from the fact that we had
a call for Cakes during the present
week. tits not to be expected that e.
ven the far-seeing sagacity of an edi-
tor would have prepared him for such
an extraordinary emergency. Hence
we were "caught mapping" and could
not accommodate our fair pedestrian
application consequence whereof the
sensibilities of our Devil were pretty
considerably ruffled. .d' a-s
Singular-W srYy!-An Exchange
says, Scarcely day passes that we do
not hear of the loneliness o. woman.
"Strange, passing strange, nay, Won
drous strange" is this, we vow! But
strange as that may seem to our cotem.
]porary, would he believe US when we
tell him that scarcely an hour passes
that we do not see the loneliness Of
woman !! Fact, by Jupiter. msal i
However, our brother is "supremely
blessed" in his remote proximity to the
"last, best gift" &c. For unless Fon-
tenelle speaks slanderously ga beauti-
! full woman is the hell of the soul, the
purgatory Of the purse, and the paradise
of Tho ovocO -t1lIa D.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
OR FAMILY MARKET

BEEVES, 100 lbs. u 7 %
HOGS, do. SD 5 81
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BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Per uaiue Of Stocks-and prices asked and offered
PREPARED FOR LYFoRD's PRICE CURRENT.
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BALTIMORE BANKS.

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close at 3
p. M.-Wed tscountdays are:
UnionBk 1fMaryland-Mond s, Thurs.
Bank ,fBaltimpre-Tuesday& Friday
Farmers p lanters'-Mond. & Thurs.
Franklin Bank M onday.
Enthusiastically and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics Wednesday & Saturday
Farmers & Merchants Mon. s, Thurs.
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercial& Farmers'-Tues. & Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings every day.
f. =. Savings lnstitut,on-Tues & Fri.