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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07

.NErrEg PAY THE BUTCHER THAN rue Docrog. -
So say we--and so SAYS All the world. Eut how
few practice the homeis old adagc. People
can't pas the butcher nor eat his delicious meats
unless they keep weH--and they can'i ALWAYS he
wei ii thee don't take somc mild. safe and vain-
able medicine when they first feel unweH We
know this hr experience. We tch unweH and
forthwith huush, box OF each Kind OF DR.
lirag.'s Indian Queen Vegetable Sugar-Coarcd
Pills. (ho,h for - 30 aud made immediate use
of part 81 them--aad in fieo days were wei and
NJ work again, and pa'ronix;ng the butcher. In
this operation Nc saved a. ria dollar Doctor bill
sore mouth. loss 81 teeth. aad a months pre-
cious time. We advise all u dn likewise
Erctange paper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
Established Laws OF Nature:

nnlv, promptly, efficiently and mast agreeable,
producing none OF the dcie'criou- effects winch,
invariably attend upon and fellow the usc Of
mineral medicines. An unguestlonahlc proof
at the gratifying aud happy results Of This med
icInc Is found IN the fact that those who have
once used these pulls have preferred then, arnin,
ana have ha1 recourse TO them afterwards IN
preference 10 any other kind oi medicine. "a
scs, almost withcu, number, Of ch,;ls AMI r,v.,
Oh The most
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
NOTICE.

Next Sabbath Schnol free Of expense
wi! be opened nj MIR. Campbci'S School.
house fr iustruciing ail who ,nav wish {"
attend IN spelling and the definition At
English words. Open I pas, |. close u, 1
o'clock =. NJ, aud continue daring the
winter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

An adjourned meeting Of the friends Of
Temperance will be had on next Monday
evening at past q, a, the Methods.
Church, when an address may be expected
by n Lecturer from abroad, and business of
Importance attended to. BY order Of the
Committee.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
Obstinate Character,

anti oil long standing, have been =, snidcnlr Gu.
rcd By Gragg-' Pills, that their effects have an.
pearcd almost miraculous II there are any
thus afflicted, who doubt these statements, lust
let them make the trial: it will COS, bu, tri1.
and they will find themselves
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07

THE CoLoRED VoTERs.-The vote Of this
clnss OF citizens on Tuesday, was highly
creditable. Notwithstanding tho most cx-
traordinary efforts which were made to SC.
dnce them from their allegiance 10 the party
with which they have always acted, only
four of them. so far MS VIC can learn, voted
for Van Bnren.-pror. .TOnr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
lie srs \ ihaver < Son, llnosics Fails. \. Y.
sends To Dr. G Waugh in letter, the follow


lie srs 4 lhaver x Son, llnesics Fails. \. Y
sends To DR. G. { Waugh in letter, the follow
ing testimony
loos;rK FAILS, March ~, 1917.
To DR. VsrGrX ~ feel i dc'g owe 10 YOU
Ia make THIS statement, thinking some a;her per-
son afflicted may read. and end relief through
the same source. In April last was attacked
with inllanafory rlicImaiism, 40 that was per-
|, city helpless. | applied u three phys Clans
and after remaining Under their care ior about
six weeks and all the tluie growing worse. hey
decided that ! was afflicted " tn the dropsy on
the chest, and after irving every experiment,
and cNlluGsting ever" means ~ tltr.r power. thcv
declared my case iarttsaLLe. d stated that I
could i've bur very few DAYS al most About,
that time any friends ,onr Vegetable Ii.h-
onitiptc Mixture. advertised IN ihe papers. they
procured me boiifs winch seemed 10 relieve
ne. ! have since taken FIVE bottles, and now
my health is restored, and | enjoy csecHen
health. ELAfRA BAKER.
What mare evidence do You want that this
great article is to supcrccdc everything in lis
@ay. Cal upon Agents. Get ii book.
SANDERS, Davenport. ! IN.
u I NeRsis, Roet Liaai. '"s
j EAkNAM. Ispreit,ag .igent.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07

At the residence Of her brother, L.
Cook, Esq. in this town, on the 9th inst,
Miss ABIGAIL MARIA COOK.
In this place, on the LIST inst, at the res
Idcncc OF his son-in Flaw, Mr.. l.. Davis, Mr..
+. }. FORY, aged II yeurs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
Nirutific Skill and Iusrnuiiy

have they been prepared 10 meet the symptoms
al diseases occurring in billions climates. thar
they are acknowledged 10 stand uurivaiiel "A
an anti-seyer remedv. As tonic dad gen, mi
restorative in cases Of nervous weak r,.s uni
general debility, heir effects are ALWAYS of the
most happy and sngularly gratifying character,
In weak ness OF the
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07

LvorR HUNDRED ACRES of first

voIR HUNDRED ACRES OF first
IL quality Prairie Lnnd, all in one body. for
safe at n bargain or will be sold in 30, 10 or 80
acre lots la suit purchasers. This tfac, Of land
u situated an Duck Creek. immediately IN the
rear al the ilourishina town OF Davenport. and
VIII IN few wears he valuable property 10 !ay
out ID two ar four cut lots fer vegetable gar
dens and country seals: and when we see the
rapid strides that Davenport is taking towards
The prairie We might Roi be out ut he way in
predicting that these 400 Acres will be sgaptel To
lay out IN town Lots within Ten Years, as il IL near
The rivernnd occupies the inll lenyfl OF Daven-
po:;in the rearl LAYING hne Ai.e and iaifinle
there are 30 acres broke and Ia miles III rood
fences NJ. fwoicnemen's, good we'll of water,
several valuable springs ami waicred by Duck
lrcck The whole length. Persons wrhin. 10 Sc
cure 10 themselves or families certain fortune
"iilipd;any risk and with but 4 small nniln,, will
appss nj the .Ttaa .uNs ~ "A 4 FULTON.
Timber Land on Zig Islam! for sae-alsu
three sms, tenemcris IN the tosn OF Dayenpor,
Tor snle-aso large store and dwelling on See.
ond Street Tor sale OF time.
Apply 10 &C FULTON.
Davenport, October 9th, 1915.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
Stomarh and Bowels,

they restore the powers Of digest on, and rcin
state healthy tone and vigorous action nj ali
the vital organs 81 the system. This mrdicin,
acts upon the human constitution in perfect nc.
garlapr. wtth tho
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07

ME Subscribe having received bis
II FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
- t'erared 10 suppl, customers with Goods
at nnEi"ralc prices. The ial.ouiu s are
sonia ~ The articles he has on hand
Dry Goods.
Gotten Yarns. Calicoes. Shectincs Shirt
ings. White. Red and Can,on Fmnnels,
Linseys, ). +. and Sleeps Grey Cloths.
Sai,ineiis, Plain and Checked Ky. and
Cation Jeans, Blac and o;aer Dr,liny,.
Gloves. Crarnts, Peck. lI'kerchi.ls. Spnol
an! Pat. Threads. Hats, B,nncts, Stock.
ings, Sucks, nc. &c.
Hardware.
Door, chest, cupboard. Till, trunk and
padl"cks; spring and Norfolk catches, butt,
strip. parliament. gate and table hinges J;
screws. hay and manure forks. spades and
shoycls. table. pen and jack knives; ban.
incrs. ha,che,s. coiicc mills, chains. hoes,
augcrs. brace hts, smnoti, aud Jack planes,
rakes. scsihes. snaihcs and stones, pocket.
tuck. fine and rcdling combs curry combs.
and brushes; m assortment oi hollow. ware.
ploughs, steel, &c. &c
Groceries
Loaf and y. O. Sugars, superior ten,
chocolate. coffee. mp.nsscs, rice. Goldfish.
salt. vinegar. salcralns, spice, pepper, mus
iard, nnimegs, mace. cliron, rnlsins, cur
rants, his, almonds. cream nuts. iiherls. 10.
bacc" ia plugs aud papers. Macuba aud
Scotch snuff, Cnierwnod's Lemon Syr,Ip.
starch, soap, candles; plates. bowls, print.
cd aud common teas. pitchers. &c. &c.
Drugs and Medicines.
Tincinrcs, Essential Chs, Essences,
Qnninr, Peruvian Bark, Mcrcnri,is,
Birks. Roots ard Herbs, oi all kinds,
M"riars, Graduated Measures. Walls.
Jars. Battles aud Window Glass; Castor.
Lard. Olive, Sweet. Fish and I.insecd
Oils. Turpen,inc. Narnish, White, Red aud
Blk. Leads. With general assortment 81
Oil md Water Cplors, Smai,
Gold Leaf and Bronzas; Paint,
White Wash, Sash. Saoc, Hair, Cloth
and Tnth Brushes; Tohh instruments.
irnsscs. Also. an assar,mcn, Of pure aud
genuine PMcn, Medicines. snch as Fahc-
ncst"rk's Scrmiiuge, Cough Dnlsam, Bill
ions Pills, Carnina'ise I.ozcngcs. (fnr Sum.
mcr C"rnpiainiS.) Eve Water; Mollas Pills
aud Buffers; Sherm,n'S Lazingcs. and Poor
Mans Plaster; McAIisicr's All.iIcalinc
Ointment, Genuine Wis,ar's Balsam,
Cologne, Soda and :scidliz Powders.
NcrveM Boac l.inimcn,. Opodcldoc, &c.
Also. Cortlaac. Chalk aud Garden Lines.
Fish ll,oks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
Resin, Oakum. Nails. GLASS, Patty, &r
Al.So.-Sch"ol Blohs. Blank Books.
Mem"randnns, Cap. Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper. Blk. and Blue Inks and Stands,
Qnil!s. Steel Pens, States aud Pencils
which he will barter tnr Wheat. Butter.
Lard, Eggs, Bceswax, Flaysecd. &c.
c. LESLIE.
Davenport, Oct. 1lth. ISIS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
rsiS. B.sAs.G'a INDIAN QUEEN
Vegetable Sugar.roated Pills,
"a RE OF TWO KiNDS-Thc TOXIC

e0 Wills have now been introduced into al.
most every ncighhorhood throuphon, TIE wr.-
tern and southwestern States, ana M n ped,-
cinal agent have net with the mos, unpara,lcl-
ca success that has ever attended nm, ncdcip.
heretofore offered 10 the American public. rur
The cure at intermittent and bilious disorders
Snch are the peculiar properties At these pills,
n nd will, such ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
HYDRAULIC CEMENT

oiiE subscribers being appointed A.
- gents for the sale Of james Clark,s cel.hr..
'od Hydrauhe Cement, will furnish il 10 Masons
and others, at their Store in Rock I,land !.
ties 10 suit purchasers.
PURlNTON & KING.
Davenport, July 18th, l848. A.,a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
COM Me CIAI..
CORRECTED reet!y by C. s. Uhisier.
DAVENPORT, 1hmsday, December Z, lG46.

Correetef rettly BY &. s. Jfhider
DAVENPORT, 7hnsday, December I, lG48
Pioneer. PROVISIONS.
Flour, bill. 80 400 PeEK heavy, 600
Wheat, win.bu. G0iIaMs, lb. 4Aa5
/. 81. ,, ID q 5OlsnorLDEss.,, Bad
Conn IN ear. >, Ill~ipRs, :, 4a55
;, sheli'd ), 2GllARD, !, sac
;, meal ;, % 3nlBrrrrE, :, i24
FLAxsEgh, ;, 30 a go iilosry, -, 10
TiM.SEEp, GOA l,25NHEEsE. !. Cal2
Oars, ., l5a l6IcnicKEss. doz e5a .OO
BARLEY, ;. 33IE.sGs, :. Ga 8
Hay, ton $50 a.. OOIPoraroEs, bu 90 a 25
Woop, cord, 2,OOa 2. JtiBEAys, wh.,, 40
Coal, bI. l0a 12lSsLT, KAN. G24 a IS
BEEswAx,lb. l6l :, Li~. !. %
HIDES. green,,b. q AprLTs. dri. hu. LES
;, dry, >, 5.lpEAenEs, ;. l,s5a 200
ST. LOUIS, Dec 2.
FLorr-s4,i2l 4,25. WHEAT. poor and in
fcror, 55 81; fair to good, 20 60c prime to
choice, III TO Bic. Coax, 81 4nc. inc. GUNNER
OATS. % 2Ic inc. sacks. BaELry, 20 G0c.-
Rye, Zoe. BEANS, small white sl,37l per Dbl.
liIDrs, dry flint, 6lc; green and salted, 81 3ic
in demand. PorAToEs, 40c, inc. sacks.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
MARRIED,

MARRIED.
In this place, on the Oath ult., BY Rev.
Z. II. GOLDSMITH. Mr.. NICHOLAS JOHN
RUSH 10 Miss CATHERINE KAACK.
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Ar.rgED r.. Taoyyr1.

Attorney at Law aud Solltilor in Chunr,ry,
Darcnrc.f, Ioec.
orficE AZ DR. Browns, cofncr Of brady and
Second Streets.
Davenport, October 10Th. 1915 CIV
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
NEW GOODS.

E\liE Subscribe having received his
IL FALL. AND WINTER STOCK.
- t'erated TO suppl, customers with Goods
at niEl"rnIc prices. The ial.ou nag are
soha ~ the articles he has on hand:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1913.
The Netc COMPROMISE.


The select committee of eight have hit upon a
most unexpected compromise. They leave the
territories open on the slavery question and in
hibit the territories from Legislation upon the sub
ject This amounts to the admission of slavery
into Oregon, New Mexico and California, while
Practically, perhaps, the result under this arrange
ment would be just the same as If slavery were
excluded from Oregon. because nobody expects il
will 60 there. But in theory il is great triumph
to Mr.. Calhoun and the South. II is declaration
OF Congress, If passed, that neither Congress nor
the territories have any jurisdiction over slavery
In the territories while the same are in the
condition of territories of the United States-
This would be charming arran cement If the abo-
JItionlsts would let 1t stand. The difficulty to It's
adoption lies in Oregon. All that territory lies
several hundred miles north of the Missouri COM
promise line. The local authorities have excluded
savery-the bill of the committee supersedes and
nullifes the action Of the people of the territory
and says to them, IT southern gentleman chooses
to come among you with his slaves, you not TO
disturb him but when you shall have grown to a
State, then you may decide whether the importa-
ton OF slaves is TO cease, or go on, and tcrth
This is all fair enough but the Missouri compro-
mise, if passed. would have closed up the contro-
versy for in our judgment the act would have been
U.s. the Buffalo Convention will have the whole field
to work upon even if this bill of the committee be
passed but we have very serious doubts of its
getting through the House at this session of Con-
gress, without the Wilmot proviso at least in the
case OF Oregon, for territorial bill for Oregon
has already passed the House several times with
the proyso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1913.

The Board of Commissioners will consist pro-
badly OF Pillow, of Tenn, Ferney, of Penn. and
McClelland, of Michigan. They will be nomi-
mated.
Several persons have been spoken of for the
Secretaryship of this board. +. ]. Grund Par.
rott, Taastro, Berret, Morton, Tilden, ct ais. OF
all these Tasistro has the qualifications, equalled
only by Parrot, who has claims against Mexico, TO
come before the Board
Fomey edis the Pcnnsyirqnian, the organ of
Mr.. Buchanan. McClelland is one of General
Cass's special friends, and may not desire to come
again TO The House OF Representatives Every
body knows General Pillow
Mr.. Miles, in the Senate, moved to strike out of
Naval Appropriation bill, the item of $s74OOO for
mail steamers This strikes out the antcipations of
have been Iobbyne for a month pas, Allen ~n oi
Ohio, proposes to make an erpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20
Passengers Arrived.

L.vERpooI-Paeket ship Columbia.-M Montgomery lady,
three children and Mr. fentand
Besy lady four children and servant Dublin Mrs Heay
Ohio; Miss Dee st Petersburg; Mr. Raltono lady, York
MIR Appleton do; Mr. Gator Southam Liverpool Adiock
lady and chld Of Canada Shutter smith, of Toronto
the steerage.
LlyrRrool-s Ship Sir Robert PeelMr Treadwel and lady,
Mr. Somcrby Of oston; Rev Ferret lady aud child; Mr.
Moneypenny and lady, Miss verra Miss Martha Hale Miss
Mary Hale, Mr. Blborough Miss Blborough Mr. Guttride
Mrj Ansruther, Mrs Boucher of Iondbn; Bandy OF
Mise Scott Miss Freeman. of New York; Mr. TOLLS Mr. Il
Reiner 81 by of Switzerland Smith Mr. Hogan Miss
NacGuTo Mr. Gould, Mr. Clark, Mr. Clark Forman Mr.
Constantine, Mr. Pearson Miss Pearson Thomas Wra
James Gendnc Mr. Ridley Mr. Thomas Davis Mr. Lewis
THEORY lady and child Mr. Durr lady child Mr. Naty
and ady, and 800 in the steerage.
HAyANA-Bark Rapid-Mrs Ann bod and daughter Mrs NJ
Baker Mrs Adelaide de Ia Sende and daughter Bancea
Craig l. CAMPBELL II Kennedy Massa Fessare and John
Little black native of Philadelphia been detained IL years in
slavery, freed by ,anpbell consul ut Havana
KINGSTON Jam-Schr Gen Worh-Mrs Harrison and two
children Mr. Charles lady aud two children Bema lady
child w Trew, Kensheid Of New York:
w A Clements and two children. Allany
NASSAU NPBig PedrazaT Barcher lady, six children aud
Master Anderson, Maura and lady, jenkins
Miss Margaret McKenna
MonIE-Brg Linden-Mss Pttacld Mr. Van Buren,, M.stcr
Raymond.
SAvANNAn-Brig Cinton-Mrs W Rierson-Miss x Rie-.
Misses and Dillon, Mrs w Weed hrs ID Steson
Miss Sieton. Misses and Kerr. Donald Miss
Mcdonald. Miss Miller Mrs u Marian Miss II Duad
Weed, G Dillon Dillon W Weed Z G Weed Ms,srs
7, NJ, and Dillon, ID b. w aud J Setsnr, q Miller A
Webster, Goodrich, + Ellis, CaptJ Nichols Capt +
Potter, and steerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1913.


Mertoon Claims Ktck-up among Claimants
Col Sldumbwg and aaron Leggett.
Since the reception of the Mexican ratified
treaty, the agents of claimants, and claimants
themselves, have been as busy as bees to get their
share of the awards for indemnity and this
has led TO an investigation of difficulty growing
out tberefrom, before magistrate. Seeing large
crowd before Justice Clark's office, on Saturday
evening, we stepped In, to learn the occasion OF
the assemblage. Sitting on shelf, with Major
Tochman at his side, as his counsel, was Colonel
Shaumburg, the friend of the naturalized Pole,
(who was recently acquitted by the Criminal
Court, from the charge of having summoned ] A.
Bradley, Esq. to the dpol2o.) In the background,
seated on chairs, were Richard 5. Cox Qhe attor-
ney OF the Senate IN the celebrated Incarceration
Of Nugent case, and the orator on the east side of
the capital, In the French revolution celebration y
J.. i. Taslstro, Esq, Gilbert Thompson, Esq, and
Dr: BALDWIN, In proximity to the magistrate, were
j. M Carlisle, Esq. and Attorney Saunders; OPP
posite, Aaron Leggett, (wlthcut prefix, he being
q quaker,) their client. General Eaton was in the
Same neighborhood. We gathered a few items.
which explained the cause of the law proceeding
:oCi.e oay iaSi we.A, Co.onel Shaumburg, who was
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Passengers Sailed.

lyFnpooLSt hip taedonia-Mr filton and lady, Mira
OGoan ireand Miss Nelson Montreal Miss iorn New
rk AIR James uca Remotti aud lady italy, Paag and lady,
Euta1, Alabama; Mr. Williams and lady, England Muller
York Scherr Philadelphia Bedford Wilson child and serv
Ihos Nelson Montreal VIM MARYLAND Moon do; john Porter
Sanada; Holland Orleans T Conner do licn"y Ae6es;
york. Rey Lach. Montreal Mr. Jolly Canada iraie NO.
Mr. eth Monrea uenrques London; Miller Baltimore
Dobb New York; W Hudson Auburn; Mr. Sorby York;
Mr. ard do John yat Charleston Sc Pyat do Mr. Vyse
and servant New York. Thos Reynolds do; VIM Roy Jr Gla
gov; Reid Toronto; Chss Garth Montreal Mr. OGoman
ireland: Rusn MaWry New York. Edw Studey, Boston, Geo
Richards Engand Cha Stewart New Orleans enrer Of De-
satehes For Haifx-Mr Mees Mrs Douglas Nc Meeks New
York. Jno Dick Quebec Geo Reve and lady Mrs Rsvel Mr.
CazcnOve, ura. Va. ,Jno Init Nav YOrk
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RIcHMoSD. July H-Arr, schr Ellis, Swe,.and. Cam
den Me-
SAVANNAH July H-A, ship Kent varney. Ia b. Me; brgs
American, Men NYork Augusta Fenda do; selma Postei
Pos'o, CID Br ship Liverpool DUFFY Liverpool barr Quincy
King. Rio dc Janeiro and mkt
SAfM July 7-Arr, schs Pilgrim, Hughe Richmond; Maria
Theresa, Smaey, Philadelphia Mary Clark Smaley, NYork
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maritime INT ELLiGEn 70 n
Port Of New York, July 80, Is4s.
Cleared.

Tor the last few days had difficulty in obtain.
ing the list Of clearance desired The deficiency
have leen evident many suscrbers hereafter
shall give the official list prepared and corrected according
the minutes Of the Custom House books In
heretofore published and still pacsed by Of the papers
vessels are reported cleared when they have only made
arans aud frequently week passes before they
regularly through Custom Housthey then report
ed NJ having effected a second clearance
SeamshTs-Csedonis, Letch, Halifax and Liverpool Gu.
nard,jr Washington johnson, Southampton and Bremen
SipHavre tpktD Ainswort iavre, Fox LIVINGSTON Cor.
nea, Trench Liverpool heun Trimbe Pursuit (Dr) wilson
kiramicl, Geo Milne.
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Armstrong Mrs Mar
Brash Mrs( Sullivan /
Baker Mrs Mary
Benson Mrs Mary
Beach Miss Jane A
Bigs Mary E
Booth Mrs c A
Bond Mis- v
Burton Mrs Norfoll
street)
Babcock Mrs John
Bell Mrs Mary W
Berger Mrs { Bridge S
Bii ham Mrs Sarah
Brown MissCatharin
Brown Miss Julietta
Burroughs Mrs
Crabb Miss Eliza
Carey Miss Emmelin'
Campbell Miss Jane
Clary Catharin e NJ
Clancy Mrs Mary
Clark Mrs Mott st)
Cassee Mrs Lydia c
Cassidy Catharine
Carol Alice
Carpenter Miss Sarah
Champlin Mrs Mary
A
Cerise Madam Paul
Cole Miss Bank st)
Connolly Miss Ellen
Davis Miss Bridget
Dadart Nine
Darby Miss Catrinc
Deutschle Miss Caro-
lie
Devoe Miss Mary A
Deforance Mrs Mar
you G
Demott Miss Isabella
briggs Mrs Louisa A
Doyle Miss Eliza
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, July Is, lsis
l. largest
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of TIE List in which they
LADIES LIST
A
Atkins Mrs (Green- Averil Mrs Appleton Mrs Cbas III
witch st) Aldrch Mrs BroadiciaA ppleton Mrs G
Anterior MrsJ C Andrew Mrs James Arostha Mrs Grace
rus Mrs Eliza Andra Mrs Urelia Amory Miss r
Armstrong Mrs Margaret
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Important from Washington.

We have accounts of some Importance from
Washington, relative to the loan and the treaty
with Mexico
1t is said that Corcoran and Riggs, the wealthy
bankers at Washington, have made arrange
menis with the Secretary of the Treasury to
take the whole of the loan at par, as soon as
passed by the Senate. Immediately after this
shall have been announced, it is supposed that a
treaty of peace-an informal treaty-will be re-
ceived in Washington, from Mr.. Trlst and
strong limitations may be thrown out of its
being sent to the Senate in a few days after.
The cabinet, however, must necessarily discuss
the provisions of that treaty, and that may occu-
ny three or four weeks. BY that time the loan
will probably be all disposed of, and the treaty
disposed of too. e., heard no more Of
The Secretary OF the Treasury is considered a
second Met,ernich, and Corcoran and Riggs the
American Rothschilds We shall see what we
shall see, in relation both to the Metternicf
and the RothschiIds, the loan and the treaty Of
peace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-20

This steamer leaves this morning at O'Clock
for Southampton and Bremen. She looks well
and in good trim. Her friends entertain great
hopes that her performance this time will equal
their expectations. She carries out seventeen
passengers, and fair quantity of freight 1t is
said that the letters going in her will be received
In Great Britain on the same terms as those car
ried by the Cunard line, the difficulties between
the two governments, in relation to the postal ar
r-ngemen's, having been, as has been stated,
settled u pon principles of reciprocity. We learn
that letter to this effect was received by the
last steamer, from the Hon. Samuel Cunard. We
nope that all this will prove to be correct.