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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
COAL

COAL.
GOAL DlSCHARGING.-The best fresh mir ed
NPeach Orchard (red esh) Coal Is being dschsrged
al the foot Of Kingst ~ r. and delivered al 81 Is per
ton for the large NnE, and IS for Stove Egg or
Broken and q additional II scrsened from the yard
Dealers supplied low price, a. corner OF King aud
Greenwichsts lml6 lol'l PETER CLINTON.
s.s fS PER- TON-Peach Ofchsra best Red Ash Coal
ND SJ-lsrge Nut At s. 25 Egg snd Stove st $ 50,
screened aud delivered from yard Also, Lehigh SehuYl
kill and Liverpool At the lowest prices. Apply TO
H. H. JONES i76 Broadway
28f I'm Sd door above Maiden-lane.
COAIl-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, OIL under cover and
dry screened and delivered 10 party Of the city
from n yards SIS Bowery and cornor Hammersley and
Bedford 80. Large Nut - p, Stove Egg and Broker,
a. IS Chestnut, - ~.
Aso Lehish, Liverpool Cumberland. 80. 80 cents eU
70 dealers and Others carts. JACOB WEEKS, JR.
81 SIM
GOAL LOWER THAN SUMMER PRICES
~ dischsrg this day from the schooner label Slows
aud Egs the low price Of s. 25 All Coal from yard dry
under snd warranted best quality Yard 5o4 Wash
inston-.t near Spring. BY m9 lm-l 2, kERRlGAN.
GOAL REDUCED TO SUMNER PRICEs,-Pesch
OOrchsrd auo Lshigh, all sizes Apply 10
1F T. STOKES DICKERsON, l07 Anthony-st.
CUAL.-lco toss hrss eosiiiy Lyerpool snosI, ssi
~ Tor sale by JOSEPH AchURRAY
W snrusr ~ Fiss 49, t'.ts s.s
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l,UpNEuE COVRT-in ths matter Of h appIice

s,IPHEuE COZ RT-ln the matter OF The appiica.
- ~ the Mayor Aldermen and Commo1alty OF the
City u NewYork. relative TO the opening Of Broadway,
from Twenty first street to Twenty fifth street. and the
public rlace bounded uorthery ~ Twenty hh STR ct,
sssterly ~ The Ffthavsnue ard westerly By Boadway'
In the gh'eenfh Ward Of said CtyPubc notice notice
Il hereby given By the Mayor Aldermen and Commonslty
q the City Of NswYoiS 10 statute In such case
ID ard provide thst the said tho Mayer, Aldermen
auf CoumOsay Of the City Of NeWf 0rk intend % make
application 10 the Supreme Court OF the state Of New
YORK the nex. special OF The said Court 20 be held
a The City Hain the Cty II Newlork the mrs. N On
day OF April next being the third dey OF APRIL l23 AZ
the openus Of the Court that day or - soon thereafter
counsel be ard, for the appointment Of C0nms
soners OF Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled
mater that the nature snd extent Of the improvement 10
the opening Of Broa9v y from Ia enty fret
and the public plsce bounded u0rther
y by sastery by he Fihavenue ana
westerly by Broadway In the Egn.eeuth WaTd Of said
City -Datsd Nev-York, February, 49, 1913
nj tA3 WILLIS HALL. Counsel 10 the Corporation.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

pr WANTED Soldiers patent titles ON Iandsof value
- IN military bounty Tact, Illinois which have been
FOR many years sold for taxes aud p-st reie emp Jon
Apply az l2ocioek or address, IA. MOTT, IS Libeftyt
MI w.
GxTWO FARMS, one of thsm TO lsass and one for
- sale on Staten Island, near Port Richmond Ferry
Inquire at 9 Ann-st me 4w
I'm FOR sAIE.-A farm within mill, Of III. Citvot
Hudson containing $40 II 10 said TO be ons Of
- toe most valuable farms in Columbia County--ths
wood and timber r estimated to be worth least $1,000
Apply 70 ldleul r. J. HALL 20S Broadw.y
"a FOR SALE CHEAP, f8O acre. OF valuable and
- situated within two miles Of the Villages OF Fort
srous Of settling In the West this Is opportunity
The title being indpuiable and tho property unincnm
bered. For fall particulars, apply to NATHAN GREEN,
% OlehaId-st after O'Clock r M. mo I'm.
Nx SPLENDID FARM 10 New-Jeusy for Sale
This valuable Farm OF so acres mansion house, farm
With good sswmi three good orchards with avery Va
ety OF fruit together with 300 peach trees ready 10 eel
out and excellent Arrangements for large hock OF sheep
10 Is situated IN Bergen County, within three miles OF tbs
making the Ramapo through it, 9e ne For farther
particuls apply tol MS ulHOLLYk PAYSON.6 Pines;
90 FOR sALE-The valuable farm, THE late resi-.
y dsnce OF Thomas Hyatt, Esq containing about ~
Of land, Of excellent quality, In high state OF
cultivation, and situate In the town of New Windsor.
about half a.me from the Turnpike Road leading from
Newbursh TO Montgomery. There 10 on the farm very
good dwelling house and barn, and ths necessary out
buil dings, and also variety Of fruit
The farm IL well watered having 9 living stream run-
ming through the center and ct convenient distance
from the house There is Cider Mil also, the premi
The farm well calculated for gentleman wishing
20 retire from business resooable proportion OF inc
purchase money may remain on mortgage desired.
This farm IL TO bsld In order settle the estate
Rafrr IN A 81.
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~R0oTs IND Shots CHEAP-0r..t Bar.
sains-BIsHOP. .9s ofssd corner Orchard.st
~il open h,s s.est zoo, ana snoe e.,soishmsn 90
~ saturday. Msrch IL, with avery large and v
80 a..oftment Of boots and shoes for the Spring
summer trade Ladies fine CATERS 9, snd Jos for
Aims &c. szd S. tor sppsl a. IS and Sc for besni "a
Tor extra sewed 2o, rs and ga for boys boots &c.
and FOR youths S. - and 90 for mems broesns b
sad Ia f0F boys bIofsus Sc sod g. Cheap, chespest
Come and see what bargains. mS I'm.
N-TUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
1 rhe only original and genuine article for the cure
~ of Heaves, other comp aints Of hs respiratory ep
p.sus and arrangement the digestive functions ia The
Horse. 10 kisKRsiDE's Iatteisslls Hcsve Po~dsp TX 10
warranted "a he perfectly safe In AL Gases VIII net neon
venieuce the animal nJure even N he has DO disease
"a from 20 times cheaper than most 81 the limitations
which being throuf bout the country oen9
put up much larger rscssees Sufficient TO cure sn ofo
nary OF Hcsves and 10 admnister In dozeneues OF
cold, cAtarrh 40. - a..
AZ th. season while ths Horse is shedding his coat, bis
vital enefey Is much reduced, and be IL extremely liable
g. ecds Nc many oases OF ineipent heases are
now but arc suppressed by pasture weather s
thsv hfeal ont wilh full force IN tho Fall Thousands o.
Horse. be srVad from future nsouncness IT, when tbe
st ,,mptoms cold wheerpg observed, few dosss
OF The Tatfsrss Hcsye Powders should he sdmnistcssd
They warranted TO wholly eradicate recent hsaves
0Ss,r srriss PvslFrR-Ths Heavs Powders. given
small io'ss will BE- found most useful az this sesson
They stimulate the sAin 10 OF the supefhuoos hn
aud produce they loosen the hide give giossy ~
resiance 10 tho eost pso,eet ssairs, disease they 80
itcu ther tue Alternative and restorative powers, puy
ne hcod AMI removable the system which Horses ,eqsS
81 this seascn much any OF the human race ~hv
preparation of safsspas useful 20 correct the sisss
state ~ tho fnids incident 20 the change OF ~esns.
whics. in tho Sctinr Affects all animal 90 well ~vevS
bic life refson. who value their Horses VIII ne'Ss "
A Il GoTGiYS co. iie Fatsu.t sole proprisior';I
Aiso Cor sss st n, rauessafs. Balls Head, ana ~
-H-.-r = 5000 - 49, 1890
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate ofthe
iCounty OF New York notice Is hereby given all FER
sons having claim. sganst DANIEL SULLIVAN, late of
The City Of NewYork deceased to present the with
the vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at ths store Of
George Mcbride, Jr No 46 Broadway Ia the City ofNew.
York or before the twentieth day Of September next
Dated New. York, the 10Th dsv Of March, 1913.
JACOB HARVEY. lp.
nil lsw6m GEORGE MCBRIDE. Jr INeou~'
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DIR. ELLIOT.

Ocuiist
INFORMS HIS PATIENTS thai his hours ofsttendanc
1 =. the ofhc. are row from 10 20 3 O'clock Monday
Wsdu esiay sod Friday. SIS BfoAdWAy. ma In.
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BRUSSELS CAgPETING.

ID LAWRENCE, II Cans-rt Offers for sale a. reduced
Ia pnees splendid Brussels, 5ply and Ingram carpet
oil cloths stair c.TpetiBss dTuKsss stair
&c SC Psrs,ns isposed n purchase before the
meneemsnt Of the Spring trade - Pc mil w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
RERmupA ARpow.Roor

NESSRS. nEiLUC co have Just received very
Nisuperor lot Of genuine Bermuds Arrow Root, which
fail 20 give satisfaction. Aso, fresh supply
Of CANA ArowRooI. Ssmoue. Rssahout, Eryalenis,
&c. &c All selected with their usual care.
DELLUC co. Pbufnsceutirs,
sole successors 10 Place Souilad, 5S Broadway, ard
D.. IL
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(,UTrA PER1 HA.-The ksst Iodia Gutts PeTchs

|'VTrA PERt HATTIE Fast India Gutts Perchs
VI Company Office IS COrtlsndat is row prepared to
show specimens of Gutta PeTchS fabrics aid ready 70
ake aud exeoute orders for every article In their ne
featured by themselves in the moot approved sye
driving bands inch TO so inches wide and OF de-
stable lengths without round bands superior 70
leather or gut soles for shoes cloths of different timex
cess and color Jspsn do. The material s imported
by this Comp and for sale in quantities Ali orders or
co addressed 10 II H. DAY. . Cortland St
will receive immediate attention. mis- Z~e0d
PS-No patents have heen granted for Gutta Perchs
NIOTICE-Tbe certificate published by Wyatt
Nkechum in The Tribune or any other paper, purp0n
have been wItten by me 10 them under date OF NO
vember q 1917, recommending medicine called Ehams
Electuary was never signed by, in any manner known
or authorized by me and the statements made therein are
NEIoON w W CN
NOTICE. deem 1t due and just to myself TO say thst
the certificate mentioned shove executed and pub
lshed without my knowledge 10 any form OF manner
DAVID KETCHUM,
Of he firm of WYATT & Ketchum
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DkMOyED FROM ~ EAST BROADWAY

Ia tho old established ndThs subscriber bsrs leave
10 Inform tho public that ho has removed bic mon-yoan
Ing establishment from h. shove rses 10 the u
East Broadway and scAfnuss where hs will connae 10
lend money watches, plate jewrlry diamonds, cloth
ing aud personal property ~ every description.
JOHN J. LEVY, Licensed Fawnbfossf,
cognsr ~ Fast Broadway aud Scanmsis,
" X A private Interview may DO bad BY rrslns tho
Onire he'll a The hall dor m
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RHEuMATISm

Acute or chronic apply TO toe bead face or limbs. Gont
Tic Doloreux Toothsche sronelius' Vertigo NERVOUS
anl sick hEADAChE, ,, 90 d.,
Indigestion Paralysis, Palsy FITS Epilepsy Ctimp' -.
pitatiou Of the Hest, ApOpeXy oifness OF JOINTS p
cal Complaints. Lumbsgo Neuragis Nervous irsniofs'
Dizziness OF the Head Pars IN the chest anc sidr Gen
srs Debility Dsicsncy Of Nervous and Physical Energy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
a.. FOR sALE-A beautiful residence io he villa,

e. Of Huntingdon L. l. situate at the head Of the Bay
coed twosiory dwelling house, barn and ether
necessary outbuidngs gsden stocked with pesch and
plum strawberry, grspe vines &c soouI IL acre.
ot lard 10 Oh slate Of cultivation Is can b made
More land detached n wanted. For particulars inquire
Of y. WALTERS on the premises or Of W0ODHtLL
4 Co. 2u7 Frootst Eew-foss r WALTERS
me
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DF1Dy.WAUF GAR1IENTs.-Ne arc

y EABE.NADE GAR 'ibNT~'-Ne are non SCI
H ing or extensive stock OF reaaY-mads oveIcoat7
cloaks dress and oek coats, pantsioon' vests boys
SACKS dressing GOWNS &c with large Assortment newest
style fancy dress articles, comprising scsfs, efaVats
gloves d.fs guspeniers Sc a. discount Of p per cent
from usual low prices 10 order 90 reduce stock prior
to the expiration Of present ccpsrtnership Feb i3s
Those requiring 40 outfit for the Winner should exanin
the assortment W n. T. JIM. iNps l. W
d28 % Broadway, American Hotel.
"THF SPRING TIME OF THE YEAR IS COMING"
NATURE BEING about 70 change her dress by put
Wing on n attire, man will naturally follow
her pie and throw of seedy suits ofN ner TAose
therefore who wish appear IN and fashionab
suit are invited choice lot OF goods for gent
mems Spring wear, which will be made 10 elegant sly le
cheaper any other house in town Those In hurry
for suis OF ae clothing ad them ready made, Of
besutful workmanship snd Of the latest eut Orr motto
Il moi u BE- una-rsolds A. =. WILLIAMS,
MT w. l4} Ns'sau at opposite D. spriess Church.
IrIRsT QUALITY ready made Garments. comprs
ing dress aud ffOck paniaoons, vests busl1e
eoats Nc al 23 Broadway. WM. L. JENNlNGS co.
Extra SIZE Black six and Kid Gloves at 81
LHrosdway, American HosE - 80
mia WV. I. JfNNlNOS ".
SPRING OvERCOAT-, Zephyr Cloth Csshme'
- Tetts and Tweeds st Isl Broadway.
mia Wm ~ IENNIN6o W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

Or WANTED Soldiers patent titles ON landsof value
- Ia military bounty tract, Illinois which have been
many years sold for taxes aud p.st red emp Jon
Apply at 2ocoek, address,, Il. MOTT IS Libeftys,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

ID OGKN HILL MINING and Manufacturing Com
llpany-Ata meeting Of the Board OF Directors held st
Camden " the 7th February inst an sse.smen. OF
Fy Cents per share on each and every share Of the
cspita stock Of said Company levied. and notice
thereof ordered BE- given 20 the szfeeao
70 the amendment Of the charter According 20 which
amendment notice is hereby given that all stock on which
IN. said assessment Of Fifty Cents per share shs remain
unpaid on the Path Of March 3f8, will be forfeited 70 the
Company Such Stockholders as have already paid the
gns Mt Of cents per share on their
evidences Of ownership, will receive credit Tor the same
on the present assessment HUGH CRAIG, President.
DAVID c. sgERsErr, Treasurer, PIT
~ The Treasurer will attend st the Com pany's Office,
PhiIsd-lphia Third st. door below Walnut-s. on
each Monday Wednesday and Friday, to receive sses
rnsnts and issue Certificates Of stock 81 Sit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

-. FOR SALE, 70 lease exchange for city proper
ea ty, beautiful country residence At Primes Dock
~ the bank OF he East river IS miles from the New
York City Wsscheser County. near stesmbost landing
large story house acd oubuilinss and 81 hrst
quality land. dssi abs location for gentleman doing
business the city, for hotel sentesl boarding
house GEORGE ,. BUTLER,
2if fms Tribuns Buildings, ID s,ory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

DOILEks FOK ~sLE.-Tvo Boilers. osoh ~ fact
- long, 40 ine7ss In diameter with two return nurs
through each Of " inches damstsf Also Cross Roller
feet LONG 81 Inches diameter The Boilers can DO sen
In At the Cfolon Mi. 9o5 Chefryst They will 10
sold very low, .eeount Of not bsins large enough
mD ~ HFCKFHh BROTHER.
nILLIAHD TAuLh ron sAIE-Rsosniy i'm.
W ported rom gsfmsny u 10 the best snd most beau
it'll 10 b. found In Nov YDft and you'd DO rafcussy
convenient fof Club rich habitatlon. o. cnantfy
house Apply At % Nassau Of 10 the basement ma %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

81 very ioE-One two story ana site boose IN Leon
afdslot . feet by 100, house p feet BY So nearly
new containing II roOms-prce y, lW-our hundred cen
remain on mortgage. A Investor, sud attic
hons, with chen ard two lots Of ground, como
II Even aud Auslee 81 the Gothic church, lodnia
Il ID Manner, conner Of Grand and Fourn ste. v q.
ii amsburgh ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

RIor.-A priest, it 10 said. who had the manage
rneut Of the funds belonging 10 the German Cathoh
Church Thity;sisl ana whose honesty suspected
IVES csash. 10 the act Of clearing cut with none
beionEins 10 the Church. The fact becoming snowu,
number Of persons gathered round sud eight ersued be
tween wished TO punish him. and those who be
frieoded him. The riot however, was soon put dowi
without serious consequences. Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

-rhe dfsnss'cn rpm hisb instantly, iaj bid
~ Ire suaia' ffHn uho and The senator itam Aiuogao
= - Il Pee aiSen sion pm lie resolutions have !Fe
-aIa The sefsatar ftuni OHIO SAYS thai ia pas
sHal.srr ScvaHiaae i3have the d.s,ssj "a olrn Has hi
at'iseask3as The rs luilans. Wei. ac4no~l !
r.sa tsas5 p So srknnWlesc tisi wc si,,aia re ued
vr great uessisge. in the discussion spla 'ho BIZ
-s ffsfeHtNl fun gang freely iHti al iaa.r GUS
isss fssGftag lhs Val Is NC nul4 N dlneussiHg Tie
fsfafiaas, Il MI l.rn hc. efc.Iy epaahifs olt cd
,steg. I.Sd,s It's. NJ VII nj haer~nla i most
iraatlsai u thai discussion 4 lie bl7u IMPRESSION ct
the sease his i4ss un,u lie great sHni a. n Witt or
AeAru hr conquered and held IS Jeri province
ia&s4s,FaItd .ithe H,un. nj ~, knHW H"tr
are ssas. ssslauae1 friends tfiha Executive as ih' sn
so< ffou ohio VIII ltllevs fiaf the policy renammen
sr * In President and about io io @aru'J out nF
tn. ai viii rrd in her 81 Jrsssaan. snc ie eAihga'5-
n,r,i I'd, tnF nationality NV III - due IA The rnr1
try hs this qaesilnn sh'ua - eH,nctly presented. thai
he rrapl- n the couei any What la be tic pre-
battle result 4 he MAJ ind determine whether they VII
,uts.l il not fr tta "a he the end # tie Whole 81
thr contest uulrs lhe decisive measures afe 'kch
On the ,ari Of thf Senate 90 prevent H.
Srlcaun,t be mistaken Wa - q into the su'Jaci
decait Ia he du, u ny cor'uanisio The AmeneanP''
pie that Ills the gsstest Of questions the eNiinau>a
tneni II he nationality el MeNc1-should be distinctly
voted uron BY lhis ta3v
The senator tum obtois unwilling 'b'l should have
vote upon this qeesli.nI presume. Sun NY Object
~ have vote rpn M, solutions s 10 have 1e response
,dihc country upon lhr qae'fafs embraced 10 them
fr the d,bspo vii bfiag forth the .pr,c ufae country
Now. accorj."o my ariuhefsian. thefe isHo gua'.
~ calamity that can Bill ,lis country than the subj"
r,ion Il NcN'co AM Tie ext .ui,hueu vt her naual
ny and tie transfer o all her terfl1y rs. s3,lon
tie ,slnug bid great t-fsadaga aaani this MAJ.
and M llrcbldiHrs amo' Nlhtfs fta'd 10 Tins WY
III p@iht ab-offilen 81 Mckee. And nfefa'e s'r
that takes lse Nc enc rei} n6al TO tn erd 7i ou
political carccr. Sfdc tcHalf t..H OH aaet -H aa
i;annftneni uia ulsIst 10 lac eesb' OF any delay IT,
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nOleE- OrnII.EGArFs.

ii>l - :. Jan. IN iel0'
lie SretErH anHeG1wa lhehIleWihI. aS Tho COM
miiee 'od'r jna resolution ad9lsd -" YESTERDAY relative
to ihe .isAnililsa al the head It I"hle Works -
Nes,fs iero". atepheps.n Fioyj. Sr} Brgas.
Parks, iiaf,c, ih#ns u. Of bolrioor, Malice. bile.
IonI1a. Anderson AM Puuc
Onmailou a Nj Scott ct tauao'cr. Orofed HAT Il q
,oq IN lee t Ua4s Ipsllgc. h. >rharaed lom the
Dors,tal, tie y llau 10 J. y. u, Craseu ,aad tha
tie satns L.. u f,ued - the committees ON taius,
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
NJ Slrabcrean from l., committee oi Rg.ls and In
t,tnaI Nayreai,p. llest nt,d lIt. blowing hill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10
WAaINGTos, Tuesday, Jan. 4, ?. NJ.
l.. 5. SENATE.
III 2. %. yin 4 I II.
10 morning business was nnimp8riant

ne morning business unimp1riant.
Mi tahonH's resolutions being the order of the day,
ihsse was great crowd hear the speech e2 peced from
him IN opposition 20 The war
Mr.. Calhoun said he had last ses sion pp,sed the war
mt Qn because I've believed was unnecessary and i
have been easily avoided hui from high considerations
ofreasu and policy: tx he believed it would lead TO the
tk serious evils To avoid these evils AZ far rs noss
blr he had pnlosed The policy q adopting defensive
tne Vie had The ol,ect il viev now in lis Icso
Sh'hs- No personal parry considefa ons Influenced
hun was not his object either sustain de admins
frlen u IL strengthen HE opp sion
Mi T. psoef4d'd earnestly 10 ietrnd the line policy
lie gle'ed thai SO were in tel'T POSITION ebea he
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VI ssaae1,>, Monday, Jan. 3, 2 NJ.
= SENATE.


NA3aae'"N' tasass3' '"'. - NJ
i SENATE.
Soon ansr the ofpauza,l.u nls norniap lie Wee
prtsiaen4 ie eJte tie Senate, f,rtt fo,a the Seer,
,,rv ii War ,o =, Is.s, io The a. 4 In Ann
,r,ng
Th. X5ce President tls LAID 1sI ~ tho senate, t.o
If the s.rrrt,ry n y tie annual rs4l, M,
C.r,,,i.sisaor If f. i~n4.
Ns.a.r.ss ratt,sas "a az. tbee nf.e.td
Mr. naa..r .ra,a.Iea q as Is. ll hug an .he Pc,
,,,.,, NJ \, .f,.. r,..,,..,ss. TIL .
t,ade-Alrt,1
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"a ls,,..rCl b...,I...s. r>,r..,,,',
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.sOpEuBER lsh. ls45l
CHEAP G1Dps

IN ~ y q ~ : IT. H..
nav + this day received aud opened second suppl, Of
NEN FALL AND WINTER GOODS
selected in the Northern Ctie. great care 10 Which
respectfully call the attention OF the adrs the pnh.
generally as they viii mud great many and beautiful
Goods, which not 10 be found elsewhere in this market
sHi al prices much lower than they could have been bought
eathrf IN the season. deem unnecessary mention The
hnS'eross +ttees just received but respectfully solicit cal
TO the well selected -iaekNhich pl,dae ny.cf tasall
ia.reS 10 KNe entire abstraction aud sfi.T ahl.,
Nv. iN-'sb lllpS. n WILKINSON.
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e. We give considerable portion If the oiiicla "a
rot Of he debao in ho Senate upon the question OF 'aS
Z mp the ten regiment bll-a motion decided IN tho
affirmative by the casting vote of The Vie President
The Wings IN Congress are hot disposed to whhol"
sap. lies 1t men or noneybut they surely ns'Ihso
IA passing b fore they auhorjse the addition Of ten new
regiments 10 those belonging 10 the army, when. W
the report 81 the Secretary Of Maj il appears that, not
wlhslandog the enlistment Of than 22.OO0 men
lur the old and new regime lis, last year. there are ST."
wanting 900 men tomahe up lhe compiler ents Of N"
several corps. Sout the you leers--lhe regiments no"
IN service ac than II 600 men ill their ranks
W lay call for new eaincns uuu this deficiency Is sup
rbed' The patronage conferred upon the President J."
the dsp sal Of tour hundred commissions Is TO dono'
very convenient. But economy requires that boh '"'
regular and volunteer regiments should I've swelrd "
their law fl upnher before new one, are raised. lh'
debate, however. cclliug the views OF pro'''"e"'
membols u e Senate, upon The eNislm. War, Of ger"
erai interest MI Cahuus position Is pretty di'"''
ly defined.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

s.recs,ed liiat Itirr tlsa noa c'l NJ b.
aasln H. Iatfd ~ ndeiuHItr We f.et. hrd as l. II
fiofy ademet: and lhe l,,s aHd aiaaoy a.ase -
peadtd would have slf ed 10 maat4iu defensive
line.
lie osSr rnoecdci taaes9r tl'at tie leitcy reeao
m n,d fs ilir az nus raaa Wnd ra1 l!e aHnlInI
sln ofNie>lro - rsfaas aad had TN st dla1str5es
consequences Is tuI uun f.HHuy.
AiI Caiheea- resolutions wee ra~i'nrd 'nf ii'e ne-
ant without fafhel d..se.,tf..
Tho S.tsss went into l.kfen'le Session. after WINCH
II aaJ Yur,ti.