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MO CURE no PAY-Dk. CJkBirf, ~ DuAhE sfKkH7
IN ember at the Royal College Of Londen
oonsulted treatment. Of decsts diseased 40 Ions
you hare seo ulcers upon the body
pain, tia head and bones Of the practice fourteen
devoted TO yenera seas enables Dr. O. TO shs
form Of this Recent four
No mercury used Structures cured In wts
sosrcey Jhos individuals who have induscd c
oathsorns habit positively be health
socsy ~ Strangers csutouoi act TO be dseved n
Cboet has Rsmsmh~- " Duane ooooa>s
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NJ fDiCAL CAHD-DR RIJHARDSOS. LATE CONSULT.
lvl mg Physician colc4e OF Meiioin. a,d
ts coDsultsa a. his Medical O5os 10 PARK
place on al disests OF private nature pdmary and
couosry syThs Gouorrt9a. Gset strctufe Wesk.
and al Affections IL The oen,ts Organs sueoton
IN scsss " dneA Tor Tie enables Dr.
nniee rad cal Uhce hour from An to IN In
ids living In the country hot isnng mske arp
cation. have forw afdcd all
cine. requisite perform radical by th-ir
esp,ly In writing enclos $40 kichAr
son. kecicai Once. 10 Psrh place.
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NRAND DIORAMA-BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRU,

GRAND DIORAMA-BOABARDMENTO OF VERA CRUZ
~ &C. sos Neutrality-suspicious. In the Gulf; Burning b.
Crooe Ships eck Of the somers Arrival Of tho Fleet Steam
pns Ships steamng sailing along Real Cannon and
fixed by moving Grand Bombardp day aud night
Splendid tyrotecnc fleets and bursting Shells Every Figaro
ShiI. moving An Overture every evening"
90 Children half price, Family and tickets ap
pcatiop at the Hail. Open Mt commences at Wednesday,
and Saturday afternoon sta
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DFuNVtTN, VIOVCb,
Hoes. for Winter large assortment of all qualities
low at SCOTS Cheap Furnishing stores
T Fulton door from Broadway and "a Nassau street
site the herald Office
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT COMP RISING THE
First, Second Third Fourth and Fifth whrReguar Wing
Nomination for Congress- j. PHILLIPS PHOENIX. Published
by order Of Nomination Convention
JAMES GnasN, }secrst.res
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M EDICAL OFfICk-Dk John son, 10 DUANE srKRs9
lvl Chatham street. well known the suocessfu
New York in the
fhe sk onss rnsS
existed Tor eminent Gsct structure uleer,
upon the body the throat the head ana
boses Of the legs esecusy cured Constitutional wesknss
brought BY secret habit indued 10 bv young
ivious dreams and nightly esoas positively prevented
Recent cured In four days without
"a aist progshtin1 from business
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LfOR SAN FRANCISCO UPPER CALIFoRNI A. TOUCH
ship siiviE DE GsAssE Captsin Rich wiz positively sail on
the above dsy There will be urercarso board will
take charge oonsgnments ntrvsted and
ucuAr attention TO the landing of debonturc goods
For freight light goods In the cabin
err OF the above ports apply the Captain board
H. North River FOX ILvINGSr ron ~ Broad street
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NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS-THIS GREAT HIS.
IN horcal Picture by Dearoche. exhibiting the
ona Academy of Design. of Broadway Leonard
street. Opp from nine, A. NJ until ten Pm Admission 100;
tickets BIC.
my THEATRE, RICHMOND. vA.-PROFESSIONALS OF
~ achboWe lodged talent wishing spend the
Richmond and Petersburg will ind
situations by ado ressng II. ". Preston Of Mr. W. H.
Parker Tsmmspy Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-06

WI those plating marriage-The Womane
Private Medical Companion by DR. A. Msurcesu Sixth eds
ton Price 81 This work with sas
t2to copies having already been disposed of Every
getting copy whether married unmarried although il
tended especially for the married
which should 10 known to them particularly Here every
discover the and the efficient RENE
dies and tnsst certain mode Of For sale IA
Broadway atte publishing ohoe 80 Liberty York
also b. Peterson No. W Chestnut G. b. Zeber Phils
delphia LATHE Co.. Albany W. r. Davis Boston On the 70
ceipt OF ST. copy will be transmitted by ALL postage
all par Of the United States All letters addressed
post PAID 70 DIT AAURlCEAU. boz l22i New Yors CITY
Once l2s ihcxfv
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TINENTH WARD-IN DEMOCRATIC wHI COMMITTEE
heTenth whrd Nov All s,s the following preamble and
resolu adopted and ordered 'e pubi.n
This Committee been unable t. effect compromise
the candidatesfo mem'er Of Assembly from this district both
Of whom claim to have received the regui
tore no IL Resolved That from I've beet information evidence
which wo have obtained the jest, constrained
Joseph eed the regular Whig cand date Of
ce and DO accordingly direct the District Committees of
ward to distribute Assem- bly, eket with his thereon
in the circulars, aud at the rolls
DARIUS FERRY, Chairman.
BW BnAnroRD, Secretaries.
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- Treatise 49, IS Greenwich hours 70 n
n ppm sundsy exoepted These Apply early
stages will BE- srprsas the raptiy and little
attending their IL chiefly those pd
peopl properly appreciat
his services In ts l. TO is more
and prscce he afford rapid easy ana
radical which, has DO
from M nfher AmerioA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-06

DRO ILAMATIoN-IN PURSUANCE or A RESOLUTION
Of the rommon Iounc OF the city of New York do hereby
offer Reward OF 100 doars for the detection Of
yorg aemy TO vote illegally At tho ensuing election TO
be held this city the 7th dry November
the conviction Of the offender and tho certificate Of tho
Recorder District Attorney. that conviction had
n testimony Of the person olarins such reward
But all claim for such reward presented the undersigned
writing within twenty after the offender
shall Given under my hand he May Office
WIN r. HAVEhEYER, Mayor
Mayors Once New York. Nov ls4s.
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EiILLpsY. o. FALLING slcKNEs

EiILLpSY. o. FALLING SICKNESS, SPEEDILY AND
II permanently cured by lady no produce proofs Of The
success hat has dstr gued her treatment Of those de-
eots when gwen nphy fseu line addressed TO l. f. r.
Herald office, will be stterdcdt.
DR GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING rHE DAY AND
~ his ofce. In those dhcu ADD protrscd
Of decae that have eahied the skin Of physcaas Of
expercYce His Extract OF CopavA Cuheba extensively
prsced by phyioisns he rad ssore In ont
Ann strvst tnow called Ne laD
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Al OnA PERSONS AND l5ttO SUNDAY SCHOOL
H.OOO scholars have visited Hanngt Scared Diora-
Of he Creation and Deuge To the rush
tchoo families there will be exhibition
at o'clock and evening until further notice The
ing exhibition commences o'clock Of Broadway and
v alker street.
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A Base SANDER Refuted. Infamous


The erich eIieu" Gold Pens warranted
years They hne smooth and elastic And
70 10 the beet and cheapest Pens in the world Sold
only by Watson Co., No. 10 Wall street. Gold pens
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UCTlON NOTICE-MORTCAGE SALE OF HANDSOME
H,ueh Furniture sde oroe the be- cabinet
makers Of this ciyW. A. CARTER will SELL Monday at 10
o'clock ut ~ eene house
tng Of handsome carved mahogany spng,ea Chairs Sofa
and Dvans TO match; marble Tables
elegant carved marble Dressing Bureaus
midas do Hair Mattresses Feahr Beds Bosers Pillows
Bedding &c Also elegant Pier and Man,el
and Ingram Carrets Rugs &C. together with the Kitchen
Furniture. FRED. L. VULTEE Attorney for Mortgage
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1O0 NI6HTS-HA cINGTON'S MAGNIFICENT SACRED
OO Dorau the Creation and d. uge been crowded
nightly with admrng and delighted aude,c for 100 nights
They Of the most magnificent and splendid
in Now York Abundance 70 Broad
md Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-06

VTNO LECTURERS AND EXIIIBITIONISTS-THE APOI-
10 Saloon, Of Pedde and Caroneeet streets
Oreana-1he subscriber would inform engaged the
above professions that he has neatly fitted saloon capable
Of seating hundred stu to in the
city, end the immediate vicinity OF all hotels places
of For terms and particulars address subcribs
H r. SMITH
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neatly cut the entire person thereby greatly improved H
irmahe at No. - Nassau street does either with skill
pcurr hin self Bis invaluable Onguent, known
for promoting the growth and identifying tho hair can ba
obi ain ed - above
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CTRlCTURE or THE URETHRA-ITS ORIGIN SYNP-
~ toms and cure-bydrocee Varcocee &C. plrcu lay
well treated of in Dr. Dxon lar
Sexual System The authors acknowledged originality
genoy under trying surgical stamp this
With uncommon Boston Medical and Surgical Jour
Eighth edition; T6 pages; price 81
n IA T-sh,na
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whore exhibitions gwen daily The peformauces THIS b.
abshmeDt include the eats of Ele chants Caues
and upeuaed troupe Of Trick Ponies together
the e most splendid corps # Equestrian and
Artists Admission, Is oenta Children under q
d. open ~ o'clock Performances "a o'clock
Performance rdnesay and Saturday afternoon ~ 90 ooh.
NIEXICO 1LLU sTRATED IN SERI ES OF MOST TRUTH
lvl agnfeept elaborate Moving Views
executed under the immediate direction of Mr. r. Grain,
giving view Of the iatt!es and picturesque
taon the go and romantic the limo march
by the American Army under the
Vera Cr2 TO the City Mexico exhibiting every
evening and on the afternoons Of wednesday and Saturday At
open o'clock The picture will moving at TX.
Price of admissionSnge tickets 30 children, half price
Tickets for n gentleman and ladies' ST. Family Ticket,
admitting persons 81 TO- Reserved be 1t
the ofoe from till IL. and from till Liberal made
huabo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-06

I MON COURSE, L. LON MONDAY, NOVEMBEK q, AT
" o'clock nm Match for 5000 miles wagons
between celebrated trotng horses from atersou, j.
also half o'clock, against for Si0O-C
Berthe Lady Besenr to rot miles thin the hour
in harness Immediately after match SO0 mile
Berthe blk Stranger John spicer names
Long island Girl. The leave Perry for the
o'clock and after the sports Adm
zion to all parts Of the Course 90 cents.
NJ D. GREEN PropretoY
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MIR. wILLLs N s. BENNkTT, CUSTOM HoUsE OFFICE
lvl is requested to call st No. rs Courtisndt stret



~ nature symptoms, consequences remedies and
Of the genital ncludng mssturbsu dis
milling eal tgiven other
adapted individual Of both This the truly
useful work the subject written In plain the
cpes for all medicines faithfully given Il intended to be prac
cay useful 70 place. Sta edition. SO
Price 81. May be had the author ~ Greenwich
mailed free by post sellers Us
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RuKroNp THEATRE CHAMBERS srRE.r.-MoNpA

twniog Nov, mber the performances will win
DoMbhY AND soN-Mr Dofnbey Mr. MoFsriaud Mr. Osrksr,
Mr. Jordan Mejor Joe Bagsook kr Brougham; Mr. Too Mr.
baymG.a, tap.an Cattle Nh Burton; Jack Bnnsby. NJ
hon, hhm After which, the comedy Of BREACH 0P PaO-
MeE Ebene"r sodden Mr. Burton; Mr. Jabber Mr. r John-
s.on; Mrs. Tspper Mrs Vermont celestins Mrs A. Kaisha
Prices oadmsaon-DressCrcaa Psrauet pceuta PaCSv
Circle Second Tier % Doors open At hsf nsSt
faint AT o'ol
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II
Steamships between Boston and Liverpool, and between
New York and Liverpool. intended TO sail fouows
Europa, Capt Lotl from New York. Wednesday NOV 4:
Hbcrnia, Capt shannon from Bostep Wednssday
America Capt Harrisop from New York weiuesiav
Acadia Capt Douglas from Boston. Wednesday Nov %
Cambria Capt shannon from Now York. wedn. siNy pec s.
Britannia CAPT Lang. from Boston, wednasd,y Dec AZ
Car ada Capt Judkins from New York. wcduesiay Dec
Nisgars, capt. Ryre. from Boston, Wednesday Dec ~
fassage money SlD. For Freight OF Passage apply to
CUNARU Is Broadvay.
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QROApwAY rHgATRE-R A. MARSHALL. PxopRsa
~ sor1nocdsy evening No. WIN b. sosd tAs plAy Il
IHE LADY OF lYONS-Cauds hsinote., Mr. T. WaiI.sb IL.
Col Dsmss NJ vAcbe Bsausant Mr. Frsderiohs Mons Doe
chspeles Mr. Matthew'S Cavis shaw Piuiias Miss D
al widow Menotte, hrn Ishsrwoo To concuSc IA,
tie comedy TBE BOLD DRA0OONs-ison saissr.ssh n,
Lester Bapn Fuyes Mr. Hadawsy Vicoavard Mr. Baksr
Rotino. Miss " wssck Ninnete Mrs Abbott NArsot Mn
Iherwood Dres Circle and Pnrquette. oen's vamy Crs
Ger Ia oskry !7k oenta Doors atSk-pssosnaase9S
At
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M ITCHELLr OLYhFlCTHEATR EVENING
1vA November the entertainments will vita = o
seal agxDsa entitled iEsEUs ARI .OSE 49,.
lns MT Copoyer Baochus Mr. NiosnsoD Mnos H. Mr. Arno
Theseus Mrs 0annop Aradne, Miss Clarke fer xhoh
comic drama entitled QUGENSBURY FETE-GiIes Pairisnd
MT oaId Countess kosedas Miss Clark To he followed bv
n drama entitled ESMERALDA- QuasmodO Mr. Nioknon.
Grengoire Mr. Conover Esmerds Mas Mary Cannon To
oludo with farce entitled NATIONAL DEFENCES-sim.u
Msrowfat Mr. Holland Phrbe MAY duke. Miss Nioknsoa
half paat rises a clock
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BACHELORS HEBREW Il. l.. ASSorIATIov.--THE
- members of the above association notified that
at their Howard for the purpose Of paying last
tribute of to their associate Joseph
BY order: LEWIS n. MORRISON. Pres't
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90 Enn TO LOAN-OS bond AND MOaroAog
H%sOOO for three or i've years AZ per cent on
ample snd improving City Brocklyn property Address
CARPENTER, Nostrsnd avenue hast Brockbn.
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For the purpose Of placing In proper position the
financial affairs of European nations, compared with
those of this country the folio wing table -:
PUBLIC INDEBTEDNESS OF EUROPE AND THE UNITED
STATES.
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DENJAMIN MOONEY. AUCTIONEER EDWARD PAY.
ID will sell this day. at IA Platt street at ten o'clock
Toys Fancy Goods Perumsry. &c. For particulars ca
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w. BnAnronn Secretaries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11

THE FOREIGN NEws.-The news from En-.
rope in this days paper, announces a decline
in Cotton and Corn; and it appears that mo.
ney matters were still tight We copy the
following paragraph upon this subject from
the New York Herald:
"In a financial and commercial point OF
view the intelligence is highly favorable and
interesting The political news does not a.
mount to much. Quotations for cotton were
firm, and there had been no particular change
in prices for breadstn1s. This was attributed
to the tightness in the money market, there
having been no reduction in the rate of inter-
est, or any important increase in the discounts
by the Bank of England, Notwithstanding the
additions to the supply of bullion and the ge-
neral improvement in the condition of the
bank. The advance in consols, is indicative
OF the abundance of money in financial circles
The reason given for not reducing the rate
OF interest was, that it would stimulate specu-
lation in staple articles of trade and tend to
check the return to more healthy times, than
a steady adherence to the high rate ruling.
1.-The accounts from the manufacturing dis
tricts are no more encouraging than those pre-:
viously received, and there was no prospect
of immediate improvement The failures
which have taken place. have fallen heavily
upon Manchester and other large manu1actur-
ing places, and it will be some time before
they can recover from the shock"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11
From The Spirit OF Jeffcrst
TREASON in THE CAMP.

A CORRESPONDENT of the last weeks Free
Press, who is for Clay first and Clay all the
time, makes a terrible onslaught upon his po-
litical brethren who manifest desire to sacri.
fee principle, to subserye etpediency He ad.
ministers, in blunt way, il is true, severe
rebuke to some of the more impetuous, though
less honest, OF lis wing brotherhood. Take
for example the following,
"What evidence have we that he (Gen
TayloD advocates the principles of the whe
party? None. lie tellsus he would have vo.
ted for jackson. He. also Tell US he would
have voted for Clay This proves that the
democrats have as large u share of his patron.
age as The wings. lie also says he will mo-
serve as candinate OF any party, To rot'
for him under these circumstances, provcs thai
all our professions to principles are but an emp
tYnGmc. We have been once deceived by vo
ting for man whose principles we did no
know, that ought to teach US lesson no
soon to be forgotten. am not prophet
neither am the son of a prophet; but | pre-
dict, if the wings run Gen. Taylor, it will bt
the funeral dirge OF the party Furthermore
we should be alarmed at the military spiri
which preiominates throughout the country
and check, if possible, this growing evil
which has been the dawnfall of our own, un
less the PEG pie prevent it by their action"
This is the honest sentiment ola least two
thirds OF the whig party Of Jefferson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11

Temperance Sory.-The wags tell story
OF Deacon A., one of the Massachusetts
delegation in Congress. On new years day
he accompanied others in the round of calls on
distinguished citizens of the national metropo.
lis, officials, &c. On returning 10 dinner
"the member" was observed TO be quite glib
OF tongue and flushed of countenance The
conversation turned on the pleasant calls OF
the morning. and Mr.. A. expressed himself
highly gratified. Did you drink the apple
today at Mr.. Vs. inquired friend
"Oh, no." said Mr. A, I" | am president of the
- county temperance society; but took
some of his custards and found them deli.
cious :" Like Davy Crockett, the Deacon had
called things by the wrong name. The Gus.
tard was beverage called "egg nogg," served
in small glasses.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11
WAsHISGroN. February 4, 1913.


SENATE Mr.. Cameron presented petition,
praying speedy termination of the war
On motion, it was agreed that when the Sen
ate adjourn it stand adjourned until Monday
next.
Mr.. Rusk submitted a resolution directing
the purchase of certain map of Mexico, for
the use of Senators Laid over
Mr.. Johnson, of La, gave notice of his in
tention to ask leave to introduce ar bill supple
mentary to the pre-empeion laws:
A bill making an appropriation for reno
wing distinctions in the Savannah river, was
passed. r
A bill granting pre-emption to actual settlers
on public lands, under specified circumstances,
was under consideration, but ultimately laid
over till Monday two weeks.
The ten regiment bill being under conside.
ration, Mr.. Sewer spoke in defence of the
President, and with view to show that the
war with Mexico was forced upon this gov
eminent by the conduct of the other. He chal-
lenged Senators who had voted for the annex
alton of Texas 10 vote for prosecution of the
war; he knew nothing of the rumored efforts
of MIR. Trist, at the suggestion OF friends, al
treating with the Mexican government; and
favored a vigorous war.
| Mr. 5. having concluded, Mr.. Foote asked
Mr. Bell if he had any personal knowledge
OF a treaty having been signed by Mr.. Trst
&c.
Mr.. Bell said, only from common report.
Mr.. Foote asked Mr.. Bell what amount oil
indemnity would satisfy him, and what terms
to secure peace?
Mr.. Bell said, the lower Rio Grande, he
considered proper dividing line; and as tc
indemnify. he would exact nothing that would
Cypress Mexico, or be dishonorable to oul
government
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF, REPREsENTArIvEs.-Th House
was occupied nearly all day in the considera.
ton OF private bills Towards the close of the
day. a message was received from the Presi
dent of the United States, enclosing the Letter
of General Taylor to the Secretary of War
(which censures him for writing the Game:
letter) The letter was read. 1t is dateC
"Agua Nueva. March 8, 1s47," and he sub
mits few remarks. and asks to be pardoneG
for speaking plainly" an the first place.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11

Cot,forn'a.-We have been favored with
the Following extract of letter from "Mon.
te[ey1 capital OF California, October 0. 1912
l ms country continues quiet We ap-
Prenenu no more outbreaks here The mass
OF the people nave made up. their minds 10
olde inc genera Issue In the mean time the
tide OF immigration is constantly pouring in.
These immigrants Will settle the destiny OF
California. without regard to any conditions
or treaty stipulation. Were the United States
to attempt 10 put California back into the arms
OF Mexico, she would not stay put there she
would rebound to her present position, and
our flag would fly again where it now does
20 mat very little solicitude is felt here abou
any diplomatic arrangements. The Americans
Teglh 10 ieel that they have their destiny il
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11

oG~The following is an extract OF a letter
received by gentleman of this town, dated
Camp at Arispe's Mills, Mexico, January 3D.
1s4s:"
81 suppose you saw our gallant Col. fsgg
on his way home. He is bound to be the
greatest man the world ever produced, if afO':
tai want of common sense will contribute 10
his behalf, to say nothing about his glonous'
military genius. He was on one occasion
drilling the Regiment, when he gave an ofoe'
by the right Of Companies to the rear 'n'0
column. He then turned round and SaO'
" Captain -, shall say march F." nc
was told by the Captain that he should; ana
he did it in the most graceful manner lmagln'
ble He then got them on the Guard tent a0'
did not know how to get them OIL
at length told the Sergeant Of the Guard
pull down the tents, as the Regiment must
brought into line. He then dismissed tneS
by saying that he had often heard the old 'O.A
say that there could even be too mucn o.
good thing"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11

Naual-The u s. ship Plymouth CaE'
Thomas r. Gedney, commanding, IS un Ill
sailing orders for the East Indies. It IS ~ ~ !
that the Hon. j. w. Davis, of Indiana, VIE 4
out in her to succeed the late A. H. E'ei''l
as US Commissioner to China: ..,.
The U. S. brig Dolphin, is shortly exPe .c"l
to sail for the Coast OF Africa, under ing nj LII
mand Of 1t. w s Ogden Ot6 Dom 's'"''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11

The Corner Stone OF the Washington Mon.
URept is to be laid at Washington. ON The 1tb
of July. and not on the 22d Of Fe5ruar-,. as
Originally ia:enled.
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WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
Friday, February II, is4s.

AoENCI ..JAxRs NJ. Redmond, Post master at
Tarboro is Agent for this paper for Edgecombe and
the adjoining Counties Mr. G an ~, re-
dine in that section.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11

SUPERIOR CouRTs.-The Judges OF the o
perior Courts have made the following
rangement for riding the ensuing Spring, VI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-11

The Legislature of Maryland has unani-
mous!y reelected the Hon. James A. Pea.e.
cnl'eo States Senator for the term of SIX years
from March 4, 1919.