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Corner of Grand and Lydius streets.
no MoTHERs AND MARRIED LADIES.

TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES'
This Extract of Sarsaparia has been expressly pre-
pared in reference to female complaints No female, who
has reason suppose che is approaching that critical
certain preventive for any of the and horrible
diseases which females subject this time life.
medicine Nor 10 it less valuable for those who are ap-
preaching womanhood as is calculated assist
by quckening the blood and nygora,ing the system In
deed this medicine is invaluable for ali the diseases to
which women are subject.
ura enegesby removing the impurities the body-not
70 far stimulating the system as to produce subsequent
female weakness and disease.
DISEASE OF THE HEART RUPTURE, AND DRoPsY.
Dr. Tsw~.rD Dear .r Ny wife Ia. been .faiotsd With dis
The greater part q The shortn.
rs. end aasaE the heart which n. been very dis
sucs and sh; tried elm every for
bottles Of medicine entirely
sssss Of the heart rupture almost entirely
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S.. account hs are II % oa been
sum ''' M VILLAIN si' E 'os;RRsssslyl jaime. street.
g DYSPEPSIA
No fluid medicine has been discovered which n.
eay resembles the gastric juice saliva In
food end " the q digestion
Of dyspepsia, however severe ohronic ''''s case
d.. Towr,rp, have several year.
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II EADY-MADE CLOTHING.--Jnst received, in IT,.
III ton to my former stock, large assortment o. sat
quality ready -inade goods suit the season Also Zeal
variety of fancy aud goods Tor gentlemens war
which will be sold very low prices, All articles
raned us represented. Only one price. Term 90
Measures taken and suits made to order.
A. H. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor
Pennsylvania avenue, 3 doors wet of Browns How
May I4-3tawlm
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A U0UsrUs FisCHER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, AUSTIN Travis county, Texas will attend faith
fully and promptly to any business connected with his
esson in this city and the adjoining counties He will
also attend TO any business in the land Office such pro-
curing patents peecng titles &c Letters be paid
to procure attention.
Hon. J. p. Henderson, San Augustin
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston.
J, ID. Groesbeck, Houston.
Dolhonde Il Groesbeck, New Orleans jan IL
H. F. JACKSON, H. CRANSTON,
Late of the Aston House. Of Pavilion, Rockaway
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For Norfolk.
zN.A The steamer OSCEOLA, having under
gone thorough repair, will on Thursday, the
10Th April commence running regularly to the above place
returning leave Norfolk every Friday, at O'Clock, p.
COUGHING, going and returning, at Cone river)
Passage and fare, 30 . -
Apis ]. MITCHELL, Captain
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NTOTICE.-I have hand and shall continue to have
IN during the spring and summer, number of bounty
land warrants hundred and sixty tracts Orders
from distance will be promptly attended TO- Office OPP
posite the Patent Office. WIN. Is. WEBB,
March 29-3awl2if Attorney at Law
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La VILE de Paris.--C. GAUTIER gives notice 70
n those who DESTROYS of obtaining their preserves o
the winter send him their orders, the season ior P
serving is advancing, and they will be sold at the following
prices:
Preserves, Theoretically sealed, such peaches straw
berries raspberies pine apples pears ounces and che
res, will be sold at 80 per dozen quart bottles. nh,
Green cages and apricots at $iO per dozen quart oos
Preserves in sugaT.-Peaches, pears, Strawberries ap
berries, ounces, lines, and pine apples, 25 cents pei
pound.
Cherries, green cages, and aprico cents poun
Brandy peaches nj rs cents per pound.
Currant jelly ut 81 cents per pound.
May 30-3tiwNw2m Corner Penn. avenue and ii ST.
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Notice Creditors Of the late Republic OF Texas.
IN accordance with of the Legislature OF the State Of
Texas ito provide for ascertaning the debt of the late
republic of Texas approved 10th March, 1885, notice is
hereby given all persons having claims demands 0
money against the late republic of Texas present the
to the auditor and comptroller OF public accounts on
before the second Monday in November lS49 or they
will be postponed.
The provisions of the aforesaid act require the auditor
and comptroller, jointly to receipt under their seals oil Oh
flee, for all claims presented, setting forth the par value
thereof the time the accrued, the date and amount
thereof; distinguishing between the different classes
claims in the following First, the audited or
certained claims such stock bonds treasury notes. nt
tary scrip any other audited cerained claim Sc
ona, all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers
authorize them audit under the late republic OF Texas
Third such claims sufficiently authenticated
vouchers.
And it is further made the duty of the auditor and comp
troer jointly, 10 report to the legislature, for final adn
ment the whole amount and character Of the public ds
ascertaned according the provisions of the said act lM
classification and rata of payment recommended by mem
to be subject the revision, amendment and ratification
of the Legislature. JOHN M SWlSHER, Auditor
JAMES SHAW, Comptroller
Austin, Texas, May is, lS4S. June 10 wom
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CPANIsH LANGUAGE.-Ciuide de la Conversation
- Fancais ct Espagnol, par ID. E. de Ochoa
Nueva Guida de Conversaciones Modemas en- Frances
Espanol por Pardal
Diaogos Selectos de Comedias Espanoas; dedicada la
juventud Espanola por Don Pablo de Xerica
Fabuas Caseano, para ell del Real Semna-
rio Vascongado por Don +. M. Samanego
Fabuas Literarias de Yriarte
CaIas Marruecas por ell Coronel Don jose dc Cadaso
Vidas de Espanoes Celebres, por Quntana
Guide Spanish and English Conversation, by Del Mar,
London
Duef's Nature Displayed in her mode of teaching Lam
guage Man, volumes, London
Also, variety OF Spanish and English Grammars, Die
onaries Phrase and Conversation Books Books OF simple
easy Spanish reading for students OF the language and
also small collection of the esteemed Spanish His
toans, Poets Dramatists Novelists NC all Of which
imported direct from London and Paris by F. TAYLOR,
who also hand all the best books of Spanish nsuc
ton that have been published in the United States.
May9
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COULD NOT WALK.

That Dr. Townsends sarsapara is the very best RENE
M nds and thousands and debiaed females, that
were by those diseases which females are
subject, in the enjoyment OF robust health
New Yoax, Sept %, l8i7.
Dr. SIR My wife has for the last year been very
and In OF health being reduced
ry females liable to- She got 80 bad at
length entirely unable to walk and was as
child She Sarsparla and she mmed
ey regain strength her complaints LEFT and after
.sversl bottles Being singular Ihave
might good publish She used number Of RENE
>1'" - = - 49, JOHN MULLEN, 81 Norfolk street
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I OOK OUTS PARKER, having opened fancy and
IL perumery sore between Al and 9th streets, Penn
syvania avenue six doors Of Coeman's Hotel, Cup
stas respectfully invites strangers and citizens to
inc his collection of useful and fancy articles consisting,
part, of fine English and American hair, nail, and tooth
brushes shell and horn dressing-combs, very superior
combs evening fans, rich reticues, purses, perumeres
&c, &C., &c.
On Monday will be opened gmps, fringes, and buttons
for dresses
On the 10Th of this month shall return from New York
with of the assortments OF fancy articles
for the coming holidays ever openedin Washington
SELBY PARKER'S
Fancy and Perumery store, Pennsylvania
Dec loft avenue, between al and 9Th streets
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ECTUREB upon Natural History, Geology, Chem
IL isy, Stesm dc., by Timothy Flint vol 4O6 pages,
full bound in leather. Price 50 cenu. .
Goods Book of Naturethe full copy, in VOL svo; full
bound in leather. Price 81
March Y P. TAYLOR.
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IRIS. BETTS'S SUPPORTERS.-These invaluable
ltl supporters for sale by McCLERY " CLEMESrs
druggists of 4th and Pennsylvania avenue
whom the genuine only be obtained. The value Of
this instrument well known the medical faculty and
ladies require heightened statement, they have been
n many years, aording the greatest relief and
Atort. Testimonials and books gratis, be obtained az
above, from of the most eminent physicians OF the
United States. Price of the fine supporters, 50; com
mon, IS.
CAUTIoN.-Be that each instrument contains
directions with her signature, none other gen.
uinc. Mrs. SARAH BELTS,
May A-law9w l! Walnut street. Philadelphia.
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Charles DE Seltling,

Charles DE Selding,
No H. Todds Buildings Pennsylvania Avenue Washington
GENT for claims, notary public, and commissioner OF
~ deeds for the States Of
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F,o,n Professor Goddard, of Philadelphia

have examined DIR. Bannings instrument for the relief
of Weakness requiring support and have practical
of the same, and astonished results
have also listened his of its applicability
extended class Diseases and think them be highly i'm
nortant and therefore cordially them 70 the
rious consideration of the medical profession.
PAUL b. GODDARD, M. ID.
Phiadelpha. Feb. %, 1886
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NEW MUSIC--Just received the following. music
IN the old established store, door Fulers Hotel
which will be sold four page being third
less than the regular price. W. FISCHER.
Annie Laurie, as Sung by Dempster
Oh! for the days. the happy days, by Loder
The winds of evening gently move
Heaven thy grace concede me
Lament from the Fisherman, by Ranseron
Come, friends, the night is falling, do
Ole Glenn, ethiopian song) by Kunkel
Jenny Linds Swedish values
LIE Parle easy lesson, by Wallace
Les Yeux Doux valse, by Pond
Lee " Walkers popular Duets
Gipsies festival quickstep
La Vitoire triumpha march
Les Ideales, by Grobe
Tyrolienne de la Vestale, by Hunter
On the banks of Guadalquiver, with variations by Null
operate Souvenirs for flute violin and piano. by Jan
June I2-3taw2w
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MODERN Painters; by Oxford Graduate "
Ivl volume. War
The Origin Progress and Conclusion of the Florida "N
by Captain John T. Sprague, 9Th infantry vol : G.
Kings and Queens, or Life in the Palace; by . -
Abbot vol
Urculus Spanish Grammar. Tale
Mary Grover, the Trusting Wife, Temperance i"'
by g. Burdett
Harold, Novel; by Bulwer. e be
The Son OF the Wilderness dramatic poeu'' hS ~ Nav
German of Hahn; by Charles Edward Antbon' oi ~
York. j vol - l.. |
Coal, Coal Mining, and the Coal Trade; by Iay'0'
vol. octave. ,ad
J~ly 'A''0' VI '''' F. TAYLOR
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Steam Marble Works, Ridge Road above Spring Gar
den street Philadelphia.

den Street. Philadelphia
THIS extensive establishment is erectedon improved
i plan aud, by the aid of steam power, manufacturer
all kinds of plain and ornamental marble work, in supe-
rior style and at the lowest prices
The largest and best assortment of marble mantels i'm
ported parIor and garden satuay vases and fountains
tiles for floors, NC, may be at the warerooms to
which the attention of the public is respectfully invited.
Marble cutters supplied ut all times with any number of
finished mantels and table tops Italian tombs and
ments, cut sizes, finished Also, constantly hand
large of American gravesones in the rough
finished-marbe In the block &c.
JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road above Spring Garden street, Philadelphia
March 25-eodSm
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yI,HE RETREAT.-A boarding and day school for
young ladies' under the supervision the Bishop of
Pennsylvania, School-house Lane, miles from Pha-
delpha, the crossing of the Philadelphia and Norris
town railroad. Miss M A. Spaard, principal Mrs. f..
Spaiard assistant principal M. Felix Drouin late profess
the University France teacher ofFrench and Latin
Mr.. J. A. Getze, teacher of music.
Letters for Retreat be addressed to box No. $685. post
office, Philadelphia.
Refer the Right Rev. Bishop Potter Rev ID. H. Macur-
dy, No l28 North 18th Dr. c. Trechel house,
Robert Raston, esq, No A. south Front street, Phlade
pha; and James G. Kemptop esq, Mayayunk
July I9-1awly
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rVNIIS instrument which has relieved many thousands
Il of breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
distortion also OF constipation, piles and particularly OF
female the symptoms which well known
be had OF Mrs BALDWIN, the store of Mr. Peter
Brenner tailor two doors below a street. the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue. gentleman in attendance on
0entiemen Orders for instruments from distance e
forwarded to DR.. Banning, iS7a broadway, New York
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From Profesor Mott, of NssO York, and Others
The undersigned have examined DR. Bannings novel
views on the mechanical pathology OF many affections OF
the viscera and believe them 10 be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession.
n Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex b. Whiting,
j. Kearney Rodgers, II. Mclean.
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ID have the written signature

hide bottle completely and have the written signature
offs p. TOWNSEND.
Principal Office LIS Fulton street, Sun Building New
York; Redding Il Co., State street, Boston Dyou Sons,
la2 North Second street, Philadelphia; s. Hsnce, Drug
gst, Baltimore Durol Il Co., Richmond p. Nj. Cohen,
Charleston Wright 81 Co., Isl Charities street, New Or
leans; los South Pearl street. Albany; r.. Van Buskrk,
292 of Market and Broad Streets Newark New Jer
sey and by the principal druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States West Indies, and The
Canadas.
Agent for Washington, CHARLES STOTT Ale1an-
dria, HENRY COOK; Georgetown, r. s. I. ClSSEL-
Jan 10-6m
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N. b. Purchase none but such A. have wrappers tina,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-12

ODD FELLOWS Charlottesville r. w.
Grand Encampment, and the R. w Grand
Lodge of the Order OF Odd Fellows, of the
State of North Carolina, held their annual
meetings in this place on Wednesday LAST
We noticed quite number OF strangers in
town; we presume in attendance upon these
meetings. We have not been furnished with
their proceedings, and therefore cannot know
what was done or said
On yesterday, Cape Fear Lodge, No. 2, J.
o. 0. F., celebrated its sixth anniversary in
quite spirited manner A procession was
formed in front of their Hall at o'clock, A
NJ, from whence it marched to the Methodist
Episcopal Church, where Bro EDWARD CANT
WELL delivered an address explanatory of the
ends and objects OF Odd Fellowship The ad-
dress was eloquent and appropriate in matter,
and was delivered in the very best style. 1t
was received with the highest marks OF appro-
baton by the large and intelligent audience
who were present on the occasion After the
conclusion of the interesting exercises at the
Church, the Order, accompanied by quite a
number of ladies', proceeded down the river on
a pleasure excursion, which we learn was one
OF the gayest and most enchanting pleasure
trips that has ever been made upon our river.
The day was delightful, and all seemed to be
in the highest spirits. Many returns of the
same delightful scenes TO the Order.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-12

BATTLE OF RosALIA.-Our readers will re-
collect that we published in our last, from a
Philadelphia paper, the ne,rs of a battle hav-
ing been fought at Rosaia, so miles from Chi
huahua, in New Mexico The steamer Fash
ion arrived at New Orleans on the 81 from
the Brazos, and amongst the passengers was
J. L. COLLINS, bearer of dispatches from Gen.
PRICES headquarters 10 our government
From him the Picayune has received very
interesting account of the Battle of Santa Cruz
de Rosales, or Rosalia, the main features Of
which are these: The American forces under
Gen'l PRICE numbered about 700, whilst the
Mexicans, under Governor TR1As, numbered
between 1900 and 1000, eltrenched in the
town above named The Mexicans fought
with unusual bravery throughout the whole
day About dusk the Americans succeeded
in working their way into the Plaza, where
the Mexicans surrendered. The Mexicans
had about $50 killed and the like number
wounded, whilst on the American side, five
only were killed and 20 wounded. The Off
GERS including Gov. TRIAs, some 40 in num-
oer' were taken prisoners. Fourteen pieces
OF artillery, and 1000 stand of arms were cap.
tured by our forces.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-12

New REFORM ASSOCIATION IN ENGLAND
Amongst the details brought to our shores by
the America, there is none more interesting
than the account which we find in Manches-
ter paper, of the formation of club consis-
ting of large number of the most prominent
and intelligent liberal members of the House
of Commons, which has for its object the ex-
tension OF the elective franchise, equality Of
taxation, and curtalment of the expenditures
of the British Government. When the leading
men OF the British empire take the mater in
hand, then we may entertain a rational hope
that liberal principles will succeed. We doubt
not but that this Parliamentary Association"
Wi! ere long comprise within its roll large
number OF the choice spirits of the English
Parliament.
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For the Journal


DEAR SIR: What do those who are so anx-
ious 10 have the Commissioners subscribe the
sum of 100000 TO the Wilmington & Man.
chester Rail Road, think of the following pro-
position:
Let all the Real Estate owners who sign
ed for the One Hundred Thousand Dollars
subscription, step forward and mortgage their
property 10 the Commissioners and their sue
cesSors in Office, to secure them from any dam
age, and then let the Commissioners lay tax
to pay up the amount on the property so
mortgaged. | venture TO say for the present
Board, that under these circumstances they
will make the subscription forthwith This
will settle the matter.
If the renters" are willing to do this, then
the whole war will cease between them and
the "a t-renters."
Come up 10 the scratch, gentlemen. The
writer Of this is willing at any moment to en-
ter into this arrangement.
A REAL ESTATE OWNER.
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Letter from Merico.-The following is an
extract of a letter received by a gentleman of
this place from one of the Orange Volunteers,
and one who is a wing. The wing party OBJ
stinatey contend that the course Of none of
their leaders, in relation to the war, has con-
trihued to proiong it; but here is one who,
though as staunch wing as there is in exis-
tence, is less opinionative than most of the
party; and who is not only really TO admit
that the conduct of their party leaders have
been the principal cause of the War beng pro-
longed 10 this time, but unhesitatingy con-
dennis them for so doing. We commend it TO
the attention of our wing readers -
"An1, my friend, honestly believe if il
had not been for the course pursued by some
of our politicians in the States, who care for
nothing but their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, that
we should have had an honorable termination
OF this Wal some time since Shame upon
such men | wish they were compelled 10
take up their muskets, and march out here,
that they might undergo some of the hardshps
that the soldier of his country has 10 encoun
ter. They would then cease 10 denounce the
war as an unhoIy, uni Just, and damnable one.
Such demagogues deserve no countenance
from their countrymen. and why they receive
support from their constituents, cannon INA
CINE. | say it, and in so saying l oeheVe
speak the sentiments of every soldier OF our
regiment-fhat it is not patriotism that insti-
gales these men 10 act thus, but it is nothing
more or less than base selfshness
Rotoon, I'd inst
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Government Finance The u. S. Trea*u-
rer's statement to the oath of April, 184S,
shows the net amount subject to draft, at this
time, $685. 7l 80. According to the off
cial statement of the Acting Secretary of the
Treasury, the receipts into the Treasury for
the quarter ending the 31st of March last,
were 81 5 ,647 900, of which So 1888 900 was
from customs, and SIS, 387 800 from loans
The expenditures during the same period were
Sl7,054,372 5l-s6. 229 $50 of which went
to reimbursement of treasury notes, Qnclu-
ding S1,528,15O redeemed and funded Ac-
cording to the Registers statement, the treasu-
ry notes outstanding the1s Of May were 49,.
I39, 789, 81.
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Ou-The Fayetteville Observer of Wednes-
day, publishes at length the letter of Genl
Scott, in which he arraigns the administration
for all sorts of wrongs and outrages committed
upon himself and gallant army. The O6ser-
yer is in ecstacies with this letter of General
Scott-thinks it most mastery. The Observer
has only glanced at Mr. Marcy's reply. Now,
friend, do read that reply, and in sheer justice,
If that commodity be in any sort OF odor with
you, dc let your readers have glance at it
too We only ask that the people OF North
Carolina may hear both sides, and then we
will let them decide for themselves. We shall
expect, as matter of course, the appearance
OF Mr.. Marcy's letter in the next number of
the Observer. A paper of the high tone of the
Observer will surely give both sides chance
of being heard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-12

COMMISSIONERS ELEcTIoN.-At a mee'lhs
of the Commissioners of Navigation an" r.
lotage, held or Tuesday last the following
gentlemen were unanimously reelected TO
their respective Offices;
Dr LIVES F. McREE, Chairman of the Board.
Dr JOHN L. MEAREs, Port Physician.
NruL McLAURIN, Clerk of the Board,
and RICHARD w. PRICE, was elected Harbor
Master
N. B.-Our reporter informs US that there
were only twenty-one written applications for
the Office of Harbor Master presented and
considered by the Board. The number OF un-
written applications made to different members
OF the Board, was entirely too numerous to
mention.