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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-12
Later from Texas

PETERSBURG, Jan. IL, l848.
The overland express from the South brings
papers from Mobile of the 9th, and the
New Orleans Picayune of the 4th and 9Th -
The Picdyune of the 4th announces the arrival
of the steamer Yacht on the Sd, from Galveston.
The Legislature of Texas was in session. The
House met on the 18th, when quorum appear.
ed. Various important measures were introdu-
ced into the Legislature. Nothing decisive done.
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NAvAL.-A board for the exam n alton OF can
didates for admission into the Engineer Corps of
the Navy, is now in session at the Navy Yard,
Brooklyn. Members-Engneer in Chief, Chas.
II. Haswell; Chief Engineers, John Farou, j.,
and VIM. sewell, IT,
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The Weather.

HARTFORD, Jan IL, 1S48.
The weather this morning is very cold. The
mercury is degrees below zero.
ALBANY, Jan. IL, l84S.
The weather has moderated to-day, and the
wind is now blowing from the southwark, with
prospect of snow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-12

TIE PLArNFIELD BANK AGAIN AND AGAIN.
When will the receivers at Newark be Ready to
accept the proposition made to them, and pay
the public for the broken bills IN their hands, Of
this dsfunot institution
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Elcctions I'm Psnnsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, lS48.
In Pittsburg, the wing candidate for Mayor
has been elected by SO majority.
The wing Mayor has also been elected in Al
leghany by l65 majority.
Nomination OF Gcn. Cas- Tor tho Presidency.
PHILADELPHIA, JAM IL, 1846
We learn by photographic despatch from Colum.
bus, Ohio, that the democratic Slate convention
Of that State has, by vote of 237 to %, nomina.
ted Gen. Lewis Cass, of Michigan, as a candi.
date for President of the United States.
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The STEAMERS Nothing yet of the Washing
ton, from Southampton, or the Missouri, from
Cherbourg. The first was to have sailed on the
10Th ull; but probably did not leave before
the Esd, or perhaps not then he latter was
advertised for the 23d.
The Cambria. from Liverpool, for THIS port,
is now In her twelfth day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-12

Social LIFE IN NEW YoRK.-On an average,
there are twenty or Thirty social balls given
every week, at different places in this city, by
our respectable young men, TO the young women
We mean TO give graphic, elegant and agreeable
descriptions Of the leading ones, hereafter, in
our columns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-12

JERSEY City FEsRY.-We are glad to perceive
that the Board OF Aldermen, on Monday eve
ming, passed a resolution forbiddng the renewal
or giving leases to ferry companies in the same
manner in which it has heretofore been done.
We look 10 the Board of Assistants to concur
with The other Board in this matter
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WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, l84

WASHINGTON, Jan. III, lo4o
General Kearny has published card, declar-
ing Colonel BentoR's assertion of having frown-
ed him down while in court, false; and that he
will prove it, and defend himself.
Mr.. Clay is to preside and speak at the meet
ing of the Colonization Society, on the 18th in.
slant, in the hall of the House of Representa-
tives He has at present taken up his quarters
with Mr.. Gale, of the National htelhgencer, and
Mayor of the city, where he will remain during
his stay here.
General SCOTS recall is doubted on good
authority.
Mr. Trist is expected to arrive here soon from
Mexico
Mr. Webster will speak on the war question.
An interesting debate is expected to follow the
close of Johnson's speech.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, lS46
An important cabinet meeting was held to-day
The sitting was protracted till 4 O'Clock this
afternoon.
The discussions on the army were the princi-
pal subjects of delberatlon. 1t was finally deter
mined that General Scott should be recalled, and
a messenger will leave here ON Thursday morn
ing next, with orders to General Scott from the
War Department, to return home speedily as
possible, and to report himself in Washington.
The command of the army devolves on Major
General Butler, as second In rank to General
Scott.
The other officers involved in the discussions
in the camp, will, as matter of course, return
home.
The subcommittee of the House committee on
Foreign Relations, to whom the subject of the
mission to Rome has been referred, will report
in favor of sustaining the rank of Resident Min
lister for Chargeship, in every case in which the
liter would exist under this Government.
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Henry c. Laughl!n, Esq Of msn.uahy nss ~. Tyn,,spp
atty Of California.
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ceived files of the Havana Faro Industrial and
Diarro de la Marina to the Oath ultmo.
Quite severe shock of an earthquake was ex-
perienced at Santiago de Cuba, about the 10th of
December. No damage, however, was dome
At Neuvitas, the inhabitants were in ecstacies
at the advent OF an omnibus among them, which
was about to commence running from the city to
the railroad depot.
We find some items from Venezuela in the Ha-
bana papers they have all been anticipated here,
however, by direct arrivals from Laguayra
Those parts of the Presidents message which
refer to the relations between the United States
and Mexico, are translated and published In the
Faro Industrial, without any comment, however
The Italian opera company are still singing at
the Tacon Theatre. Since our last accounts
they had produced, in addition to the other ope::
ras of the season, Lucia di Lammemoor," and
the critics speak well Of the performance OF 1t.
Lorini and Vatellini, both well known here in
New York, are highly commended, and Sonora
Cirartegui, the young Cuban, is also well spoken
Of The patronage extended to the opera in Ha-
bana is very great and it seems that the proprie-
tor or manager makes money fast by 1t.
Vests picture of Christ healing the sick was
attracting such crowds that the exhibitor mao
postponed his departure for Matanzas, In oIdeI !9
allow all to have time to view this spiehoio
painting. ,
The general news from the Island 10 un.npoIc
tant, and the accounts from various qGaI'es y,
the interior represent every thlhg soi"s y" "'
usual, in peace and quletness'
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Co. Advertisements received for one ipsertio
only
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21
II MARg1g aggps AZ
4AK PORT OF WILMINGTON wv
ARRIVEll

April l4-Brig Chrsiiana, brown, New York to p. K.
schr Baltimore. Louis, ST. Jsso de Chba, to Barry,
l5-scRr Monterey, Mcintyre, Boston, to Barry, Bry,
ant & Co
Sloop Dolphin, Harker, Washington, n c, to R Bios
schr Alarc. Prosser New York, to w Brown.
schr Henrietd, Crowell, Portsmouth, ii TO Barry,
Bryant d Co.
schr Joseph Butler Borden New York, TO C French.
lo-Brig Caroline q Mary, Higgins, Boston, to o {;
Brig Richard Ingersol, Plummer, Boston, to Barry,
Bryant & Co.
schr Boxer, Sawyer, Kennebunk, Me, to K Dick
sehr Lucy f Nancy, Adams, Boston, to Barry, Bry-
schr Angelica Treat, Frankfort Me, to E Dickinson.
l7-Brig Lincoln Huff, Boston, 10 G w Davis
Brig Hylas, Eustis, Boston, 10 do
Brig LeonoTa, Mandicul, Baltimore, TO DeRosset,
schr Leesburg, Boon, Philadelphia, to DeRO.set,
Brown E Co
schr falccn. Parrett, Boston TO C w Davis.
schr Monsoon, Sillilnan. Philadelphia. TO w Davis
sehr Julia vanglder, Philadephis. to do.
Harriss & Russell.
schr Alderman, Ware New York, 10 Lut;erIoh
f. Co.
schr Sarah, Murray Elizabeth City, to F Lord Co.
schr Martha u, Murray, Plymouth, Nc, TO " Da-
Wis.
schr Mary EIiza, Macumber Little River to c La,ta
Steamer Rowan, Hurt, Fayetteville, to DO
schr Marion, Morse. Little River, to w Davis
CLEARED
April l4-schr Elouse, Robinson, New York, BY E J
Lutterloh q Co
schr Mary Eliza, McCumhsr. Little River, c, by J
G. Latta
l7-schr Ontario Cunningham, St. Domingo, by w
Davis.
Schr Napoleon, Smith, Providence, q J. by A Martin.
N-Schr Carolina Hubbard, Baltimore, by DeRosSet
Brown & Co
l9-Brg Samuel Potter, Douglass Philadelphia, by
DeRosSet Brown 4. Go.
Brig Coral Fogg, Boston, by w Davis.
schr Slavery, Wildin, Baltimore, by Harriss &
Russell
Steamer Merres H'eRne, Fayetteville by J c
Latta
Schr Capitol Hopkins, Boston, by w Davis
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For the journal.
Democratic Meeting in Lower Black River
District.


District.
Public notice having been given, meeting
Of the citizens of Lower Black River District
look place on the 9th instant, On motion,
David Jones was called to the Chair, and Pa
trick Montague and Simon Lewis appointed
Se,,etarIes: whereupon David Jones submitted
the following preamble and resolutions. which
We're separately put to the meeting and unanl-
mously adopted:
Whereas, we, portion Of the democracy of
Lower Black River district. in public meeting
assembled, feeling sincerely, what as demo
Gratis we have ever professei, that the doc
tunes embodied in the Republican creed OF
the followers of Jefferson and Jackson, are the
sheet anchor of safety to our free institutions,
and of vital importance to maintain the sover-
eighty Of the States to correct the tendency of
consolidation of unauthorized and unconstltu-
hOnaI powers which the federal party, by CIV
mo j., our glorious constitution loose, vague
am jttitudinOus construction, would most
surely bring about, having direct tendency
moi only 10 weaken and impair the bonds OF
union in our glorious system Of government
through cOnfederatei States, but would inc
vitality secure, sooner or later, the final over
;hrow of the Republican institutions Of our be-
loved country; therefore
L. Resolved, That the present adminlstra-
ton is entitled TO the gratitude Of the whole
American people for the faithful and efficient
manner in which it has discharged the varied,
Srduous and complicated duties which was
imposed upon it by the progressive policy
founded upon those enlightened views OF po-
htICal economy entertained by our RepublI-
can statesmen, and which alone are adapted
10 the cOnsummaton of that glorious destiny
which the purest patriots of the land, in the
better days of the Republic, had so much at
heart
2. RESOLVED, That in our opinion, the false
eIamors of the falsely styled Wing party has
been slgnaIIy rehuked by the successful!
workings of tariff based upon revenue prln-
cpIes, which modern whiggery falsely pre-
1icted would bankrupt the National treasury ;
out the sequel has clearly shown that the re-
CSeIp's OF the Treasury has gone far beyond
me expectations of It's most sanguine friends,
winch will soon cause an exclamation from
more than one God-like man, which, IN the
opinion OF modern whiggery, alias federalism,
Toands In their ranks, TO make known to
TieL tStoverelgns, the people, that Protective
'duIh has become an obsolete idea.
. feSotUed, That we regard the re-anneXa(
"on OF Texas TO our national compact of sOVd-
,elHh Nlates, as a measure founded in sound
pU.'cy' and every way calculated to advanF be
U Da onward march 10 that great glory and re-
3loWh which awaits us as a nation; and that,
c ~ mus acting, we furnished no just cause pf
rnUlnpIalnt to our sister epubic-Mexico-N
ios may from charity use the expression,
81. II was but a Republic in name; and
o NJ we have neglected to receive portion
c =. our territory which was most wrongfully
S Sosed away, in the opinion of some of our
Tetesueu, We would have been wanting
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1Vese Spring
w ] L L / N cry GOOns

MRS. BRAMLET respectfully infsrms ,he.T..
lIi dies of Wilmington and the nurround;nr
country that she has just received from the NORTH
her SPRINe and SUMNER stock of MILLINERY
and STAPLE GOODS. Her stock has been
laid in with great care, and comprises the largest
assortment ever before offered in this market. Her
goods are offered for sale at lower rates than Simi-
lar articles can be bought at any other Millinery
Store in the place. She deems it unnecessary tn
state in an advertisement the various articles she
has for sale. but respectfully invites those in want
of any article in the Millinery line to give her a
call at her store on Front near Market street, and
examine her goods before purchasing elsewhere.
March a. lStS-r2Qtf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21

Sands arsapariHa.-Diseases affecting the
blood and fluids generally are very numerous, and
comparatively but little understood. The blood is
fluid SUI generis. and enters every organ through
the circulation, nf1rding nourishment to every
texture and the source of each secretion. When.
therefore it is impure, disease is carried TO the re-
hottest fibres of the animal frame, in ore instance
causing ossfcation ofthe arteries or turning them
nto bone, in another, white swelling or diseases
of the joints also, scrofula, or swelling OF the
glands in various parts of the body; rheumatism,
attended with palpitalion and disease ofthe heart;
equity affections and cutaneous eruPtlons also re-
suit from the same cause, and a variety OF other
maladies. This preparation which Is purely veg
etabIe in its composition will arrest, and if timely
administered perfectly cure these diseases. by PM
rifying the vital fluid, regeneratirg the cons'fu-
tion dispelling diseased action, giving tone to the
general energies of the sis:em, and enabling the
blood to course on freely, bringing with it health
and renewd vigor.
Prepared and sold by 4. B & D. SANDS Drug
gsts, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also ty VIM. SHAW, Wilmington, N.
g. and by Druggists generally throughout the u
nited States
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gsgIIGI9 09sg AE
ACTUAL COST!

The UNDERSIGNED. having determined 10
close his business in this place, offers for sale,
at actual COST his e1tensiVe stock Of goods, conss-
ting of DRY GOODS of every variety, READY.
MADE CLOTHING, and BOOTS q SHOES,
and large assortment of other articles too hume
rous to mention.
He invites all persons i'll want of cheap goods
to give him call, as GRAET bargains are to had.
Country merchants will ind it to their interest
to buy of him.
ALSO: A fine pair of HORSES and two tamil
ly WAGONS, for sale low.
TERMs-Upon all SONS over Sl00, six months
credit. with notes negotiable and payable at bank:
and all sums under 500, cash.
Persons having claims against the undersigned
are requested to present them for payment; and
all persons indebted to him will please make i'm.
mediate payment. JOSEPH MAYER,
Wilmington, N ca MaTketstIcet.
March H. ls4e. 27-2m1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21
.M.aRR led.

In this town. on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Mcdaniel, MIR. John F. Bloom, to Miss
Mary Bowen, eldest daughter of Mr.. Goodln E.
Bowen.
In Columbus county on Thursday evening last,
Mr. William Quincy Maultsby, 10 Miss Penelope
Baldwin, daughter of Mr.. David Baldwin.
In Duplin county. on the 18th inst, Mr.. Rob
ert G. Johnson, to Miss Mary E. Ward, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Alfred Ward.
In Washington. N. G., on tho | lh inst, syl-
vester +. Brown. Esq, to Miss Elizabeth Bonner,
daughter of the late Col. Richard II. Bonner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21

UnHE Subscribers have just received, and are
now offering for sale, splendid assortment
Of Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf HATS, CON-
n,;s;ne great variety in style. quality and price.
Also large assortment of Umbrellas, Super
Silk, Bingham and Cotton, sizes from % to 80
inches; prices ranging from so cents to 81
Walking Canes in great variety; some very fine.
Whale Bone, with Ivory Heads; Gunadilla Whale
Rone. all ofwhjcb we will sell very low. for cash
sI4 MYERS & BARSUM
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21
DIED.

In this town, On the 18th inst, Joseph A. Son
of Francis and Mary J. James, aged years
months and Is days.
In this town, on Wednesday last, 9th instant,
Capt. William H. Haggerty. native of Tyrone
County, IreIand aged about &c years.
In New Hanover county, on the 5th instant,
of consumption, Miss Mary Ann, daughter of the
-late Lewis and Sarah Deal, aged about Is or / 9
years.
At Grand Rapids. Michigan, recently. Mr. John
P. Calder, formerly of this town.
In Robson county on the 25th February, Mr.
Kenneth McKinnon, in his ssth year, native o.
Scotlapd.
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A T r e N TT ON

UPPUE
YOU are hereby ordered to appear at the usual
place of parade on the LIST of May, at o'clock,
a. m, armed and equipped as the law directs, with
rounds of Ball, and 6 rounds Blank Cartridges,
for inspection and drill
BY order Of w. l.. JACOBS, LIST It,, Com'dg.
A. b. VAUGHAN, o. S.
N. B.-There will be Court-Mar:ial held at
the Court house at 3 o'clock.
Wilmington, N. c., April 81, ls4s.-[32.2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21
Panama, LeghOrn, and Palm Leaf Hats |!

YHVHE subscribers are now opening the largest
n and best assortment of Summer Hats ever
offered 10 this market.
iU dozen high crown Panama Hats, extra wide
brims, splendid article,
so dozen Leghorn Hats, single and double hriuls.
colored and plain, mems. boys and in
fants' sizes, great variety of style aud
quality, and
900 dozen Palm Leaf Hats, embracing every Siza
and quality.
The above goods are for sale ON the most rea-
sonable terms. in quantities to sui the purchaser.
Country Merchants will find it to their advantage
to examine our stock, as we offer great induce:
ments at wholesale. MYERS & BARNUM
March 81 IS4S
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21
TO Planters!

'ENHE subscribers have received Iargs stock
- of heavy Plantation Cloths, consisting in
part OF Linen Burlaps and heavy Russie Ozna-
9%1rgs; striped and plain Cotton Oznsburgs blue
M Hsnllns and Drills; Columbian, Marlborough and
Ia nvstey stripes. Also. heavy English, French,
.a n'ner'can Cottonsdes, which will be sold at
n.o, s'lah advence on New York cost.
HOLMES & HAYES.
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To the Public.

FEVHE subscriber having heep appointed, st the
Il last Term of New Hanover County Court
an Inspector of NAVAL Stones and PnoyIsIpxs
takes This method TO inform those peT0ons VIII
may have any business in the above line to be
transacted that he will at all times be pleased 10
receive their custom. He hopes, by strict attcn.
ton to business entrusted 10 him, that he will re-
ceive liberal share Of public patronage.
p1~Orders addressed to him from The country
promptly attended TO. J. Z. BUNTING.
March "a, lS4S-[2S-2m
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n ID II, r. V

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Will
" mingon and the surrounding country, that
he has just received his supply of
SPRING & SUMHTER GOODS,
consisting of large variety of FANCY AND STA
PIE GooDs. From the very low price at which
these goods have been purchased, he feels conf.
dent that he afford TO sell goods cheaper than
they have ever before been offered in this market
April Z, ls49-[30-2m
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Law NOficH.

NHE subscriber has resumed the duties of his
| profession. and will be found at his office on
I'd street, one door below g. J. Mckee, Office.
EDW'D CANTW ELL.
Wilmington, N. c., March -, Is]s.
- Prompt attention given 10 claims under the
various Pension and Bounty L0'0s, passed TO en-
courage enHatments in the Regular Arn~ and
Volunteer Service Of the United States
March 10. Is4S-26-E
GTRaieigh Standard copy times.
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET

WILMINGTON MARKET-April 20.
BACON-Sellers have realized our highest
quotations since this day week Sales of some
5000 or 1000 lbs The receipts continue
light.
FLOUR-The supply of Fayetteville Flour
is limited. Price firm.
GRAIN-Receved since our last, from the
North Counties, 1850 bushels Corn, and 800
bushels Cow Peas. 54 and $50, cash. was
paid for the principal part OF the Corn, afoat
The Peas have not yet been disposed Of.
HdY-We hear of sales of Eastern Hay a
80 and IS cents.
LTME-Received some 500 or 600 casks
Sales reported at 90 cents, cash, for about OC
bbIs. Sales of the balance not made public
We quote at 80 a 9Oc.
LUMBER-Saiesof Flooring boards have
been made since our last as follows: RATS
at 81 0, mos and raft at SO, and ? at So
cash. Sales Wide boards S54, and Scantline
at SIS, cash.
TLNBER-Sales Mill Timber are exceed
ingIy dull. Wequote sales at 81, S., 500, and
some extra lengths at Sc per NJ. Nothing
doing in Shipping Timber.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from ST. Jago de
Cuba 1873 hhds., bright new crop, sales OF
which have been made at % c., at which price
the balance is held. Our quotations are re-
ferred to for the state of market rates.
NAVAL STORES-Re Receipts continue 10
be extremely light, and the greater portion of
what is brought TO market is Hard The price
has gone up shade since this day week, and
we now quote sales at 81 80 for Soft and 81
25 for Hard. Sales country distilled Spirits
Turpentine at q and % cents. Sales $500
barrels No Rosin, at so cents, and the mar
ket nearly clear. Sales OF Tar at ST 33 to 81
374 cents during the week; our Lowest figure
being the last price paid
\ FREIGHTS.-There is large number OF
vessels in port and no freights to be had, at
hardly any price. Vessels have been refused
to be taken up at l8c per Dbl. on Turpentine
to the North. Last rates paid was zoe.
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NOTICE.
THrO2 VH1.Dgt TIMES

TNIC3! faces! TN:E2S!
TNrOTTCE is hereby givin to the Inhabitants of
~ New Hanover county, that | have received
from the Clerk of New Hanover County Court,the
list of Taxable property for the year l847, and
hold it ready for their inspection. | also request
them if they know Of any lands, polls, or other
Taxable property not givin in, to give me infor.
nation thereof; and further request all persons
who owe Taxes, to come forward and pay them,
without being dunned.
OWEN FENNELL, Shift.
Wilmington, April 7, ls4s--[30-tf.
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list RECEIVED.

Per Setr. L. p. Smith.
N BEAUTIFUL article of Infsnts Caps ior
AA Summer. Childrens' Coburg Hats; Boys
Pedal Caps: add a few Ladies' Riding Caps,
new pattern. Also full assortment of Gents
Surnmer Hats For sale on the most reasonable
,eTms MYERS & BARNUM.
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For Rent.

THE WILMINGTON HOTEL.
Al THE subscriber offers f5T rent from
fMss now until The frat of October next.
!ssESxs that we'll known and CONNEXIONS
60 building, the WI l. NJ l N GTON
HOTEL, situated on Front Street, near the
Rail Road Depot. The House has always
received liberal share ofpa.rnnage, and from
its convenient location to the Rail Road, is d
very desirable stand. For particulars. apply
to JOHN L. MEARES, NJ. ID.
Jan'y 7, lS47.-TI7If.
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CROCK cry!
CHEAP--CHEAP!

NHE subscriber intends making change in bis
business and to enable him to do SO, will sell
his large stock of
Earlhen, Glass and China Ware, at Cost.
The stock is large, and contains great variety.
To Housekeepers. this presents favorable OPP
portuniry of laying in a CHEAP supply, and the
attention of Merchants is respectfully solicited -
The large and varied assortment offering induce
ments to purchase.
On all sums over 500 a credit of 90 days viii!
be given for approved notes-under 500, cash
on delivery.
JH. ROTHWELL,
Crockery Warehouse.
n B.-Persons indebted, are informed that
their accounts are made out and ready for settle
ment. J. II. K.
April 7, l84S--r30-tf