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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-26
TIroRTAYT PUBLIC .NoncE-:ro THE LADIES OF NEW

Nj ORTANT PUBLIC NOTlCE-IO THE LADIES OF NEW
York and strangers visiting the city for the purchase of Dry
Goodln consequence daily increasing nature Of bust
premises much small and
fined for PURPOSE We have therefore leased the spacious and
elegant occupied by Mesr A. Arnold Co.. which
propose about the LIST Of September nexthe in
term being required for the purpose Of extensive alterations and
embellishments intention TO open the establish
mont with entire fresh stock have determined to clear off,
during the interval much possible OF present immense
aud valuable stock of goods and to ensure beyond
doubt this result the goods have all been remarked at emen
dous reduction from gna prices with eye simply to mme
date clearance and without reference to the Our stock
comprises 10000 dollars worth Of rich and choice Foreign and
Domestic fancy and staple Orr Goods aud embraces greater
rey OF quality and style than be met with at other
adjustment IN the city Extreme caution have character
lied our purchases The majority of the stock OF own i'm
poronhe balance has been purchased at auction direct
from manufacturers Under These circumstances asght efec
ton viii convince purchasers that the present exceedingly
ar and peculiar opportunity and all will embrace it, who rightly
understand and properly appreciate the true meaning Of the word
economy" UBSDEll, PlEk-UN,
Importers. Jobbers and Retailers, 80 Canal street.
NBu r. take this Opportunity TO return their grateful
acknowledgements to those friends who have ber
ally patronized their establishment during the last twelve
aud beg respectfully to solicit continuance OF their vor as
surng them that the honorable system OF business which
has hitherto characterized and obtained for its pre-
sent high character will regulate all future ansac
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nR GLOVER Is CONSULTED AT HIS OYrICE DURING
- the day and evening In hose difficult and
ostrcnr and delicate doasos which proved OBJ
sna'e M Of eS experience Private entrance to h
once through the entry in No. Ann His Extract
cub e extensively prescribed by physicians may be had Al
ha store in front. No. Ann.-Prioe III per boz.
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TIVE QUEENS HOTEL. OPPOSITE TnE GENER AL POST
Ohce ST. Martins 10 Grand, London-This magn Hcent Ho.
tel having recently undergone extensive alterations
portion OF newly furnished will 10 found trial
rival In the metropolis both in point Of accommodation
derre charges The Coles Of the largest most
comfortable In England Board 81 per day Hot Cold
Baths THOMAS SPENCER LENNEY, Manager.
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that this Plant r better than Sarsapsrl be
the depot 80 Broadway It's publicity has served TO
cite inquiry its intrinsic merits and superior efficacy and to
nprecednted demand for this invaluable medicine
Wholesale Rushton Clark Co no Broadway A. b.
D. Sands 100 Fulton Sold retail by the leading apote
carries in Broadway and throughout the city.
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For Kentucky and Virginia tobacco there seemed to
be little improvement MT in the market For all other
kinds, only small sales effected.
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AI OsT EXTRAORDINARY WORX-ro THE MARRIEn

M OsI EXTRAORDINARY wORK--To THE MARRIED
Iva or those contemplating marriage The married
Private Medical Companion by Dr. Mauriceau Sixth ed
ton Price 81 This meeting with astounding
GLOW copies have already been disposed of Every female 10
getting copy whether married unmarried although 10 IL
tended especially married sccro
which should be known TO them particularly Herr every omae
can discover The caus Snpoms and the efficient
dies aud most certain mode Of In case sale 22
broadway at the Publishing Once Nv Liberty street. New York
also Neber and CO.. eornor Of Chesnu and Third sreet Pa
depha Little and Cor Albany W. K Davis Boaton On the
receipt ST. copy will BE- transmitted by mail free postage
10 all parts OF the United Sae All letters addressed
post Paid TO Dr. MAUEICKAu, boz l24 New York city
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NOR SALE-fs ACRES OF GROUND COVERED WITH
beau tfu of locust bounded Sides BY the
shrewsbury River and opposite Port Washington has ans
view Of tho Ocean and surrounded by beautiful and pctu
rescue scenery There dock just finished the above place.
whore the steamboat Ous stops daily in going to and from New
lerk The village of MiddletOwn about miles Distant there
also hourishng village in which there two churches
school house. and three about mile distant The subcri
Der wishes sell the property for hotel either with
without the dock For further information enquire Of Charles IL
Mount 70 Liberty street. Capt Hagerty steamboat Orus Joseph
Mount Port Washington, Of Joseph O. Mount near the
aboyc nisaa
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On Sunday, the 25th inst infant son of VIM LAIRD
GARDNER, aged year, months and IL days.
The friends of the family respectfully nvi ted to
attend the funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock from
10Th street and Broadway.
On Friday evening, the 23i inst, ULRIcKE STEVEN
SON. wife of Henry C. Stevenson, Brooklyn.
On Saturday, the oath inst, Mr.. CHARLES DEAN,
(printer) late Of Boston, aged 35 years
Boston papers please copy.
On Sunday the 18th inst. MARY, daughter of Joseph
Weed, aged years and months.
Her remains will be taken to Connecticut for inter-
mcnt.
On Sunday, the 25th inst, after short and severe
illness, WILLIAM HEEEY, only son of Albert and Caro-
line Luyster, aged years and six months.
The friends and reatvel of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at
o'clock from his fathers residence 81 Willet street.
At BaIston, Monday evening 10th inst, suddenly,
Mrs. Amy NJ. wife of Edward T.. Delavan, Esq.
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MO CURE NO CHARGE--DR MURPHY. OF So COLI
saet 10 conhentaly consulted all forms Of private dis
eases Recent Gases OF gonohhea he in days Cons
tuuonA debility and npaency successfully by Dr.
~ N hndrauce from busipos ONO
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1t will be observed that there specie imported
during the corresponding week last year. that the
aggregate impor tation of merchandise this, ex-
ceeded that of last Ss42572 1.-THE mportations
tinue long at this reduced rate we shall have specie
coming in from all directions.
The expectation Of specie from this port distinguish
ing the destination, during the past week,
nexed:-
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CCIOOLEYS MOUNTAIN SPRINGS-MARSHS HEATH
- HcuseTh well known establishment having been fitted up
In superior and provided with every
at the most fashionable places Of opened
the Eth inst Unusual preparations have been made aoring
guaranty comfort and peasanrss not
place in the and with ample for @
Great Inducements offered TO visit this cool and healthy
retreat The undersigned will give his personal attention
usual, during the whole season.
Dated June % ISIS r. VARSITY
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T 0NG BRANCH NEW JERSEY. BATH BUILDINGS
~ This Sea bathing establishment opens for patrons June
2oth Complete and elegant repairs additions and enovaon
have been made The Orus Fulton Market aud n.
Lewis from Washington Market make daily trips stages ready
Ocean House No effort spared to give satisfaction
JAMES GREEN. Proprctor
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Jupe inclusive. is "a follows

The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide from he of navigation to the
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GUNNER REsIDENCE.-TOL LET, A HANDSOME COTTAGE,
- built and well shaded situated hour by railroad
from the city Of New York The being obliged
city day by the railroad which passes within mile
should be to take the occupants the depot Address
2a6S Post Office.
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GRAND MASONIC FESTIVAL BY THOMAS DOWNING,
~ Thomas L. Jennings and George l. Downing. Grand Ma
sonic Festival will be given Tuesday the2 during the and
evening at German Hail. Elizabeth Street. above Grand Whom
all the Banners and Implements of the Order will be exhibited
The aons in Town will be present with their Kgaa and Jew
els III kets Cue Dollar each be had Thomas Downing,
Broad street. Thomas H. Jennings Anthony George L.
Cary l62 Churh at St Charles l6i Church. and IT, W.
Browne 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-26

n RErNHoUsE PLANTS AT AucTlON.-TO BIZ SOLD
~ on Tuesday June r. ls at 10 O'clock An ct the Rapsys
place Pelham West Chester County the late residence Peter
X Bnkeron ESQ., choice and valuable collection Of Green
house Plants consisting of Orange and Lemon
Trees Cameas Pittospoumf Jessamines Carolina do,
Gataonian do Yellow Jessamine Cestrum Nocturnal Myre
Laurusnus Aocs Cactus tmany varees) Coral Plants YAK
tes Fuchas different Varieties many other plants
For PARTICULARS OF which, catalogue to be distributed At time
nfs
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FAMILIES, &c.-ANDW TAAP,
Importer Of Linen aud Cotton Goods 49 Broadway respect
fully ntipates that In Of the bad his health
he finds himself compelled enquish business and Monday
the 18th nst he will commence sale Of his stock prices great
y below the usual The being all Of qualities
families hotel keepers and Others will find them worthy
attention New York. June 10TH 1873 The let and
tnr fors
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MI ECH AMOS HALL 472 BROADWAY RETWEEN
1v1 Grand and Broome MONDAY JUNE 49, and every
night during the weekthe original CHRISTYS MrNSrKES
ceved with such distinguished patronage aud
most announce that they will continue their
Admission % cent? Doors open At Concert viii
Concert will be given Saturday afternoon. Doors open
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
~ Benefit Of Mr. Lewis PrompterMonday evening, June g.
phia) entitled MOSES VISIT 10 PHItADELPHiA- Nose,
Mr. Chapman Porgey Bill Eberle Charles Morton Brunton;
Jedde Radcliffe Sykesey Nagle Sambo Gooda Nibbs Bos
WELL Gen. smith, aBeckett MIRA Bryan, Mrs Thayer Cemen.
tine Hackurt Nancy Rogers Lze Miss Fisher
which, the LANCERS.
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(NASTLE GARDEN-PERFORMANC TO COMMENCE AT
sooloekAdmission Is centsManagng Director Mr.. Geo
HoandMr T. Y Chubb Musical Director-antcr Deco
ra.or Sig Angelo Monte Machinery Mr. R acr ary
presented the comedietta of the BAREBACK RoOMM lie r
quis dc Cruzac Mr. G. H. Andrews Bernard MIR. Nokinson;
Capt Vamont Mr. Clark Carisse Mira Fary Madame lie Roi
Miss Barber To be succeeded BY Operate 0lo BY Miss Phil
cudc with the fairie toe the MAGIC MIRROR Kabr
Saboter-Kahri Mr. Holland; Annalette Miss Nhkinson
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TWELFTH WARD UNITED RATIFICATION MEETING
The Democratic Republican Electors Of the Tive fh Ward
friendly to the regular and the usaes Of the party
will assemble pursuant to adjournment at the Railroad Hote
corner OF S6th and 4h MONDAY 2h ns
half past o'clock NJ to respond to the nomination Of the
distinguished Statesmen aud patriots Lewis Cass and William
Butler for the Offices OF President Vice President Of the
United Staeso organize 18th Cass Butler As
ISOLATION. DANIEL 4. TIEMAN,
. Chairman Ward Committee.
MIcHAE FALyEy,
ANTHONY p oecretarles-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-26

YNBE IRISH REPUBLICAN UNION WILL MEET THIS
Monday Evening on Bersens Hill East Brooklyn. The
Irish Brigade will assemble at the Shakespeare Hotel, New
York at six o'clock NJ and march thence accom- panied by
Manahens Emerald Band to the ground BY order,
THOMAS HAYES, ls,.u..ou;o,
CHARLES DAVIES, 'o'''Siies'
Frends Of Ireland, give her Mem Arms and Money
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M III n
Iva to inform the public their Exhibition european
OF Artis at 2S9 broadway Laao Buling
lection includes original paintings by Ary Scheer, Doaroce
ande!e Mailer Iozn Court Girariet, Groulanl, Also,
Brocharts beautiful Crayon Drw s aud choice collection
Br)nles alter the antique. Annual
cory the Power Music fe spirited picture by " s.
Mount, Esq Adntanco % doors open from O'Clock
II, until o'clock Z. NJ.
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CAST.OFF CLOTHING. JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS. &c.
" Wantod-Tades Gentlemen wishing to thoir
pcruous effects cash will obtain full value for the by
addressing the subscriber through the otherwise
who will attend them at their residence by appointment.
LEVETr. Val street. New YORK.
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3ownRY rn1A1nE -HoNpAy syExlNe JUNE q

BROADWAY TIEATRE-Beneat Of Mr. LESTER-MoN.
- DAY EVENING, JUNE 2i will DO performed the Tragic
Mr. j. walack' r.; AtaliIa Mr. shay; rir3rro, Mr. Fred
Child Miss Wallis Elyra Mrs walack j To conclude with
the Drama Of DON CESAR DE BAZANking Charles of Spain
lir Fedeeks Don jose de Sanarim NJ Bridges:
Do a4a Mr. Lester Mariana Miss Fanny walack Countess
de Rotondo Mrs Chapman Dress circle and parquete
Family circles Csc Gallery l2c Doors open quarter PAST
performance quarter eight O'clock.
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- prieor r. HITCHCOCK ManaIer-Splendid
every afternoon at o'clock and evening One week
longer of the u Minstrel Band Gloe Club Second
Of Mr. John Harrington the well extensively pop
lar American Magician and ventriloquist Living Orng
tang whose and sagaciy give her rank with the
human as well brute creation The Highland Mammoth Boys
the Giant Baby only old yet weighing
pounds Wax Scripture Stauary. Madame Rockwell the IA
nous Fortune Teller be privately consulted
charge Of 70 cents Admission to the whole including Museum
Performances &c. 70 cents; children under ten years age
shilling each cxtra
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y sec, Nr r. Chanfrau Evening June 18th. viii
be performed tho farce entitled NEW YORK MlII1NERS
Simon Sparks Mr. Wnans Mr. Pennywg rardey Lieut. Bowl
ing n Richardson; Conductor, Barnett Fanny Thompson,
Miss Hildieh; Miss Potts Mrs Booth FANCY kANCE. Miss
Delorane TO DO followed by the Farce entitled the
IRISH LiONTim Moore, Mr. b. Williams. To be followed by
the local piece Of NEW YORK AS IT IsMos Mr. Chan.
frau To conclude with the aughable extravassnza Of the
HAPPY MANfaddy Murphy, Mr. u. Williams Doors open
7mPesrmancs commence at IA o'clock Boxes % cents Pit
l2< Private Boxes So
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CtHAMPIoN ORDER OF CLEVER FELLOWS ATTENTION.
Brothers, you requested attend special meeting
the above order Monday evening June 26b s o'clock
at the Chamber on business Of Importance.
BY order fJOHN 8. AUSTIN, Consul.
JAMES McGowEN T. TIMoLEr, Recorders
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Il Mr.. MAURICE STRAKOSCH Pianist Of the Emperor Of
Russia will given at the Tabernacle, Thursday the 9th
june lsaS. Particulars will be given week.
M I'LL CLOSE-THE Tw THIRD ANNUAL EAui
~ tion OF the National Academy of Design open
their Rooms Of Broadway and Leonard will
for the Saturday July the sh The Collection
nearly four hundred original paintings and or works Of
by living Artists before exhibited by the Academy and by
It's rules cannot again be exposed in the Gallery Single adm
sion 70 cents Season Tickets 80 Catalogue i2
Open from 9 o'clock, NJ to 10 o'clock, NJ
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DELPHI CHATHAM SQUARE, TRIUMPHANT SUCC ESS
Of the animated Pictures received nightly with accamaons
OF delight Several and thrilling given during
the week. Adam and Eve after Dubue the Crcassau sav
lock- - - " S~- N'"~ w
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kTIkEWORKS FIREWORKS-TTiE LARGEST AsSoRT.
ment the city, and Of the best quality the old
established store no Chatham Of street.
seconi door IN Orange street. All the goods and
- URN
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RANVARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE MTSSIS-
- appi River painted three miles canvass being the
largest painting n the world at the Panorama Building Broad
oepedE Admission 60 cents children price The Panora
will commence moving to o'clock precisely Afternoon
exhibition Wednesday and SATURDAY. at 3 O'clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
COMMON COITNCIJ.


Al regular meeting # me Common Council &c ync-
burg at the Council Chamber FrGay evening tie
= til day Of October. 1878.
PreSert-John NJ. Otey. Prnsdcnt-John r. Nc
Daniel, Paul lines. Upton d. Jennings, Michael Hart
Pleasant Para. Gee. T.. Roberts. Henry Davis. Thos
o. AGREE and Jesse 1are-members
Resolved, That The President draw on the Treasurer
IN favor otG. Bzza"ra for The Of ten dollars
amount of his account for paying a S B a n d for
services at The public funeral of the late Rich I'd H.
rulpr.
Resolved. That the Collector have credit in his Set
Element be made with the Treasurer for the folio ,nr
taxes suspended and which the Council approves viz
John Yard. Jr. for 81 % Hart s Moses fr 81: Saul
McCorkle for 50; Richard Tyree for sl 60 Geo. w.
Warwick for 81 30 Wm. + Young for sl5; F. Smith
son for $3.50; G. f. R. Morgan for $50; c. F. R;
J. w. Jr NJ. F.. Morgan for 1923: Sam. Nowlin and
Hollins, trustees for B r Nown for 81 20: ChesIey
Hardy for $500; Hamilton Boyd for ST -; Knnier \
Boyd fo7 s.; Pa. Mathews for S2Gl; John Early ot
$3.50; John ID. Murre for 80 els; Mlr4ha Lpdue: NJ
49, for $50; and jesse Hare for s37 90 it appearing to
Inc board that for these sums errors existed il the Cupo
ration taxes imposed the present year.
Resolved, That the Watering Committee be and they
hereby authorized u be erected OF the Re
sevor lot. Brick Cannon House for rse Of the Ar
,ierv Company provided The same sha, not cost moro
than hundred and fifty dollars.
Mr. Morrison having declined the appointment. Of
Commissioner to take The Census g. il the lower ward
Of this town. Mr.. John A. Sewers is unanimously ap-
pointed in his and stead.
The board proceeded the election ola Commissioner
and assessor Of the Revenue Of this Corporation, when
Henry NJ. Ddlake declared t, be duly elected
Resolved, that the President draw on the Treasurer
in favor Of the Chairman of the Committee for the sum Of
three hundred dollars to be held by him subject the
orders Of said Committee.
The Board doth appoint Judge VIM. Daniel TO repre-
sent this Corporation in the General meeting of the
Stockholders of the James River and Klnawla ompa
n.y. and the President of the Comm on Council will ",
ecue and send hin the necessary power Of attorney
And then the board adjourned
\ true extract from Juurna
d. ROBES Cl'k.
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PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO.

The \. Y. Tribune canuot he said TO be enthusiastic
in The Of Gen. Taylor, and its election estimates
therefore by too sangune II apeaks thus
of Pennsy lvania and Ohio:
w favored with sandry letters, asking prirdt.
opinion as the vote Of Pennsylvania for President
we have such opinion. We have but one opinion
on the subject founded advices from various
parts Of the ate and it is that Pennsylvania Will cast
her vote for Taylor and FILLMORE by a decided majority.
There is scarcely section form which the reply is not
unorm-'We shall do better Tor TAYLOR han we did
Johnston very few WIFI coin,its may NJ unfs
bly, aft ced BY the Van Buren, movement: say Allegheny.
Mercer, and possibly Cheser-but nearly all Will in
crease their naj,rites while the impurities in many u
the adverse counties will surely fall off and not mon:
than half Of Them can be increased without fraud We
think there counties IN which The oan for Taylor
on Johnst,ns vote will exceed 5000 Oae gentleman
assures us that there will be 81 Longstfeh votes for
Taylor in his Electoral District: another Of limited ac-
gu Inancc knows Of six changes Of that sort within his
narrow circle We believe the case is much like this
generally, though there few localities in which
Free Soil given to Johnston which Will 60
for Van Burpn-Atter making all reasonable alo Wancfs'
we are satisfied thai resoue and systematic WORK VIII
give the State to Taylor, and that the work VIII oe
done.
As TO Ohio our impressions have been dec'ueu
adverse to the probability frs vhing for l'yo''u
less in Of such general burrah in his favor Una:
will do him good nJ being wanted w e sun . n
thai if Gen. 4. carries Ohio, he Will have wv Vi Wv
800 Electoral Votes Our recent advlces are from SUI
crs not known 10 us as reliable but they concur III e
tire Stale to Taylor. There is NJ room 70 do"p' 10
TAYLOR will outun Ford in sevral c"nn'iss S' VIZ h
II The Safe is n the hands Of lee Free Sotrs'oi ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

contained II The c'n 'lndng paragra II Of nis
Argus That The Wing party. incur W.. u h, ~
afrm, maj rity Of the slave holders # V,-rn,, 81. "
import from Ohio, and pay. an Addition o.,or
"Isatl'n VIII ch, while il argues treJlrncss of n,.u,,
dTPravliy Of heart in him who conld make !, d....
No fetutll.la. S9''tS
W hear g,rat deal oi the ncre ,sel rcve,u, NIL,
r"d uad,r the Tariff Of 1916 Th~ returns do :,
'1cFea>'-but why The threatened famine in For..
Ied The Government of that untry s,spcnd not r.
the Corn Laws An iuuerSe expiration of breat. ~
'rom 'hIS country was the consequence These ey,,,
necessarily led I" cocsp n!ngly large Import,Iions
which even the low duties present IMPOSED brou,r
u large revenue, VIII it be pretended l,et n
inspirations will be large, no matter
lnnlng "nr exports Or i>rhrre any political n,..
"aIsi who Will say that ruin would M De liz. nrce
consequence "t continuation Of TIE imports vi INV y
now that England takes ne. Z fraction IL thc ar,rr,,
our hre 'dstnt, which she did III 1916, IA vuL,-
what Is The falling of il our exports Of breadstun
rive ~ extract from the london correspondence oft.
National intellrgrnc-r
The Llcc,pom HLion Of the 2 Instant furnish, eeL
following tabular view Of the amount If brrad,pF NJ
ported mo Great Britain from the U"lrcd States III Till
years ending September ,lol7 and October Is Is ~
sectlvely:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

Gov. Troup. veteran politician Of Georgia. Writing TO
Democratic Committee, winds upa fusome eulogy of
Cass, and studied disparagemen of Gen. Taylor. and
bold charge that Fillmore is an Abolitionist with this
remarkable Confession the result of the election in
that State
81 would hope, if could. gentlemen; ont verify be-
lieve that tie 7Ih avof The next month w find ma
joy of the people of Georgia. hand and guve with this
amiabe fraternity Fillmore, Giddlngsss Co Enuugh.''
The Union thinks the punctuation, the letter ap-
peared in the Savannah Republican, correct We
copy the punctuation which the official editor adopts.
o. We call attention the article which copy
from the n. Y Courier and Enquirer.