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BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 7, 1913.

BRIDeEPoRT, Feb. Z, 184S
Arrirai Of Gen. Quifman Marriage in high
life, &c.
Gen. Quitman came up this morning on the
Niagara, on his way to Albany. When it was
discovered that he was here he was greeted with
three hearty cheers, to which he responded
from the platform of the car. At the close of his
speech he was again chcered, and took his seat
tor Albany
DR.. H., on Wednesday last, led to the altar
Miss H., the daughter of one OF our wealthiest
citizens lie is the son of the Rev. Or. H., and
graduate of the New York Medical College:
leaves his accomplished bride immediately for
Mexico.
The weather is dubious-looks like snow.
Yesterday snow squalls detained our =" church
going" citizens from their usual devotion. The
sleghin, is only an apology.
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AZ the Olympic, in "Ion"; Miss Julia Turnbull
a, the Adelphi, in "La Polka" and some other
Slavonisu spasmodlc gyrstions, in which she
and Mr.. Smith are SO very eXp-rt; and Ia add-
non To 'se, the Model Artists of DR. Colyer,
AT Odd Fellows Hail; and last, though not
Iea.t, Samuel Lover, with one of his IRISH
Evenings" at Carusl's saloon--and at every
place, The night being foe and clear, and many
strangers being In tewn-at every place eeume-
rated, there was good house There were also
several private parties tonight and several
alarms OF FIRE. so tina, altogether II has been
very busy evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-09

BALTIMORE, Feb. s, ls4s
Burglars Committed Curtailing Expenses
Prospects of the States Crsdit-Elder adams,
&c.
The party of burglars arrested last week were
yesterday fully committed for trial, the goods in
their possession having been identified as belong
ing to twenty different persons. They are all
Germans, with names a half yard long, and had
only been about three months in the country.
Our Legislature have gone to work in good
earnest to curtai expenses 80 as to uphold and Sc
cure the permanent credit Of the State. The
clerk o. our city courts, the recorder of wills,
and the sheriff Of Baltimore, have all been sum-
moned before a committee OF investigation, for
the purpose of testiiying in relation to their fees
of office. These three functionaries re-
celve in the aggregate about $780, 900 per an
mum, $50, 900 OF which, i! Is, proposed TO- pay
over 10 the State, and to divide the remaining
$4,000 among them rs salaries. They have
also cut the Governors salary down from $4, 200
to So 900, and the Secretary OF State from So 900
to $1,000; reduced the number OF justices Of the
peace from thirty-hve to sixteen, and have other
curtailments in view, which doubt not, If all
consummated, will save 100000 per annum to
the State Treasury-quite an item to be added
to our sinking fund for the redemption of the
State debt
gentleman from New York, named Smith,
who was on his way to Washington on business,
died in this city ON Sunday morning, and his re-
mains were taken home yesterday. His wife
and father arrived here just in time to close his
eyes, having been sent for by telegraph.
Elder Adams played Richard III last night at
the Front street theatre. He had poor audi
ence, and played poorly; but his speech, on
being called out, was rich in the extreme, and
was received with shouts of applause and laugh
ter. AS much as he loved religion, he thought
that the drama was calculated 10 do God more
service. than the thunderngs Of the pulpit.
When he was boy, he was fond of gambling !;
but having witnessed the performance of the
ss Gamester'' il had more effect on him than the
preaching Of fifty sermons. He saw the villain
Stukely colling himself around the heart of the
good, hearted. Beverly, and he made resolve,
which he had faithfully kept ever since, to give
up gambling. All the sermons ever preached
would have failed to have such an effect on his
mind.
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efforts in the cause Of truth and humanity touching the
war In which We are engaged
An adjournment was moved but not carried.
Amid the confusion Mr. Giddiugs moved . Suspension
Of the rules and the motion WAS agreed TO-
Mr. GIDDINas then ssked the adoption OF the resolu-
ton. He wished to amend it.
Mr.. C. J. TroERsoLL moved to strike out the whole,
preamble and all, and insert - Resolved That three
months extra pay be given to every private soldier IN
the regular army volunteer and marines engaged
in the battles In Mexico. (Lsughterl
THE sPEAKER-lt 10 out Of order The subject ID en-
tirely different.
Mr.. WENTWORTH = move the previous question.
Mr. j. INGERsoLL-Is Il not the same subject! 1t IL
about the Mexican war. Laughter
The SrEAxER-The chair thinks not
Nh. WENTWORTH again moved the previous question:
which seconded
The question REQUIRED ordering the resolution to be
engrossrd for third reading, when
Mr.. THOMPSON. of Indiana, moved to lay the whole
subject the table.
The CLERK called the roll. One gentleman answered
to his anne.
Mr. HENLY- call for tho reading Of the resolution
The SrEAKER-The gentleman cannot.
Mr. HENLY Haven't right?
The SPEAKER-The Clerk will call the roll.
Tho Clerk did and the result was sunouuced-yeas
1872, nays As. So the whole subject was laid upon the
table
Mr. HoUsroN. Of Alsbams, moved to reconsider the
solution by which correspondence called for from
the department. for the purpose Of extending the
scope Of the information desired pending which motion
The House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-09

SALE OF RALRoAD.-The Toledo Blade says
the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad was sold on
~ 25th ult at Detroit, under order OF the Chan
cellor to Washington Hunt Of Lockport, and George
Bliss Of Springfield, Mass. The purchasers will pro
oesd Immediately to relay the road with heavy rail-
both able and upon the subject of railroads. have had
great experience Mr. Bliss IL well known OF the
original builders Of the great Western railroad between
Albany and Boston, and first Pre- sidsnt of the road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-09

Cleared
ship-IIsnry Clay tpk,) Nye, Liverpool ,0rnnei Mmurn
X co.
Bark-Missouri, Sylyester, Richmond. ..,,, =. r.
Bng-Lady OF the Lake Beemsn, bcrmuds " 20
sehiFdendshp, Perry, Barbadce ristt yn Df"n; Na
Bsuncr Philadelphia, Mckee Brother, WIN Heny May
dol Victor Bsssett, Boston, EpIe Ns~ ns'h
Sloep-fhfes Brothers, Niehols, rsovidsnss
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, February o, ls4s'
sUs RIsns... .......6 53I NooE SETS. ~ a.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20
CONGRESS.

IN THE SENATE, on Thursday the 9th in
slant, the hin foe raising ten regiments Of regulars
was again taken up. when Mr.. Hale addressed.
the Senate ., considerable length in opposition TO
the hill. Mr.. Reveriy Johnson then obtaincdthc
floor.
Mr. Badger. from the committee on Military
Affairs, reported hill to facilitate the recruiting
Of the volunteer regiments. aeE 49, &c..
The Senate passed into an Executive Session,
and afterwards adjourned ill Monday. -
On Monday the, 10Th, MI. Hannegan submit,
ted resolutions for consideration. declaring that no
treaty Of peace ough. to be made with Mexico
which does not secure TO US boundary suscep-
tihle Of military defence; that no monarchial go
venmcnt can be allowed to he established in Mex
leo, Nv the Intervention of European powers; and
that i, may become necessary and proper, as with
in the constitutional capacity of the government,
for the United States to hold Mexico as terrific
rial appcndage. The resolutions were ordered to
be printed, and made the order ofihe DAY for this
day two weeks 3r1>.ta ~# tt@~
After the morning business. the ten regiment
bill was again taken up, and Mr. Rcserdy John
son addressed the Senate at length in favor of its
passage; hut before he had concluded the Senate
adjourned. =. 7.. st. :...
On Tuesday, the resolution offered by Mr.. Ma
son, restoring 10 the editors Of the Union the pri-
vilege Of access to the floor of the Senate Cham
her, was taken up and passed. So.
The Senate then passed to the order Of the
day, being the ten regiment bill, and Mr.. Rever-
DIV johnson concluded his speech.
Mr.. CLAYTON desired to know before voting
whether Generals Scott and Taylor had asked for
this increased force! ..s
Mr. Cass replied that Gen. Scott had asked for
$4,000 for his operations. s7 H. 'r*
After a brief Incidental debate, Mr.. Clayton adj
dressed the Senate in opposition to the bill. lie
declared his determined hostility to acquiring any
territory by conquest or robbery. He said he
could not exactly understand what the, President
meant by indemnity for the past and security
for the FUTURE hut an ingenious friend had told
him that indemnity for the past meant one half o.
Mexico and security for the future the other half
He alluded to the resolutions submitted yesterday
by Mr.. Hannegan, declaring that the annexation
of all Mexico as province, is constitutional an'
said, admit all Mexico, and you would rend this I'm
ion to atoms He besought men to pause where hi
paused, and to keep that territory fiom this Union
He intended to vote for supplies, clothing. MUM
tons, &c, bu. no more troops were necessary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20

Tas BRANDRETH PILLS. - . gsnsrsl
family usdidee. rsgeasIly b : eOunie % suh-
j~ra % snajcn changes az lempefslnFr - shis.
Iheir ysIse i inca.rllsllr Byhasing de Brun-
dreth Pills alMnys On hand. sheuh . ssdden ~
isck q nj asss iaie pianr. Iieg can = gisra =
oncr. and Uill oflen have elieried ! cue bxEEe
lhe phy sieian could have auisesl. s. 49,. ...
Ia eho,ic and Inflammation 81 The bowels, these
Pills viii a. nnce relieve. and perseseranre IN
their use, aecaning 70 the directions. viii surrly
% an thai edirine can "a. % restore he hsalth
of The Pasient, .m.er 4..m........-. ....- 81
In III eases ~ Indigestion. Worms. Asthma.
Diseases Of the Heart. and an affections Of The
stomach and boWels. he Brandrcih Pills will b
found neser-failing remedy.
To insure The fun benefit Of the@e eeirhsaled
Pills, they should be kept 10 The hOnse. % that
upon the first eulnmencemenl Of sirkness ihes
may he 81 once rrsortcd 10. One dose then i
lstier than dozen affer disease has become e.
tablished in the system. sa~'HA 80 =
CT Agents for the sale 81 Brandreth's Pills.
ID. H,aiIs. TIiIIslOrough; A. Torrrncr. PiltShOro'
VIM. Foshee, Foshce's store, Chatham; ). D
M'Dade. Chapel Hill: Geo. A. Mehane, MasOI
Hall; Il. & w. smith, Alamanee; ]. & II. Sloan
Greeusborongh; Jamrs johnson, Wentworth
wead & Neal. Madison; Owen M'Aleei, Yam
oeyyille; ]. X. callum, Milton.
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January IL.

call the attention of her friends and the public
generally Among them are the following, viz;
Assorted CANDIES, assorted NUTS, Cheese,
Nutmegs, Currants. Raisins, Figs, Dates, Lemons
Prunes. Grapes, &C. s.-.:.@ ~ 2.~-. "a
Segars, Tobacco. Snuff, and Pipes. all 5@
Baskets, assorted; Soaps, assorted, and Sha-
wing Cream; Toys, Optics, Fancy and Work
Boxes, of all kinds and prices; improved Pink
Saucers. .et ~-1~. r...-& ss ~'
Preserved Ginger, Cocoa Nuts, Lemon Syrup,
Pcrilmeries, Of all kinds, Marbles, assorted, and
lntiia-rutbeF States, 5 sEa@3 .sa# $751; .s~ s~:
Essences of very superior quality, viz: Paul
dc We're & Co.'S Concentrated Extracts Of Ralfia,
Mace, Almonds Cayenne, Cloves. Thyme, &c.
Scotch Herring, Backing, Candles, Jayne's
Hair Tol ic, &c. f.> I'LL ss..- $50 50 ..is
g, she has the pleasure Of stating that Santa
Claus, OH his last annual visit, expressed his ell
tire appreciation of her good things, and carried
of large quantity for his favori,es among the
children. 1922 J }t.#t.f ~ 2 j.
January l. a~.- IL
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o. Weluslay, o. bfnais haak Up d. srsa-
lstiaas = hE. Diekiasa usluliss % - uunrEa-
liaa - lsEilag. NJ. Difkiasaa slgFa.is1 -
Essaaaiiaaa = uli,AsA ssssch u su..s IragsL.
oanasAdius a. - eeshi = aansa fhe whaar 4
~ ksniraa trsrisuss n0w IN sar paaaesaaa. ~
lssss t's suaaisa = saspssy = l< assrsmhrd ~
he PsoFas HAo msy inhalss u srseaed lssri.s-
y.
NJ fuiss ~ls murh pAassrS NH tlar EAeraIi-
~ q he ssaaios fsoa Nsw Yah. - shs pS.s
enhraosa = n 's-aasiis.s y, = "a =, -
sniie CT sho6sA 10 n.sxi his souil.ssn .srma he
inirhaed. thsEsfoss II sAs preper iias. 70 subnil
- smsndssHi deelarias thai DE fe.lrrsi govern
msns has 10 deieEaied auihOsily. ROr he lrEriio-
nal cenauniiy any iahrnninsh tsrEssrie any
legislative po~a..~i1hinths leniaosy beloasing %.
Or which may y aoquirsd b he United ssalrs.
By which he equal night q al he ciiizsnssfIhs
lniasa sssAlss 10 acquire and rajey any part u
he common Psopery. may be impairrd Or embaE-
rassed.
Mr. Hale gave notice hat he would II he pro-
per tims. move 10 Amcnl the resolutions ~ strik-
ing out an aAer The word RssOlvea' and insert
ing the HTlaOf PrOriso. -. - -. g..
AAer the morniag business. The Ten sregimenl
bill was taken mp. and Mr.Cssyf IN concluded hi
speech. ..~........... me-. = '@z- ~ aa $
On Thuslay, Wa. Mangum offered resolution
requesting the President 10 communicate al eli.
maies and plans o. General scOit, for dc prose.
eulion Of the Merriam War. ..u
The resolutions submitted BY Mr.. Dayton on
Tuesday last, calling upon the President Tor co
pics Of letters from Generals Scott and Taylor re
lalise 10 lesying forced contributions upan MeIi
CO, was taken up and passed. @ -4.r....-
The resolution submitted on Tuesday. by Mr.
Baldwin. calling upon the President for copies o
the correspondence hciween Mr. Trist and ih.
Mexican commissioners during the srmisiice, VA
adopted.
The Senate laid aside the morning business
and prOcreded to the consideration. Of the order
the day. the Ten Regiment hill.
NJ. P~arce, Of Maryland, opposed the bill il
some pertinent remarks. He regretted that h
had To difIer 50 widely fOm his colleague. MI
Reverdy johnson. lie contrOsericd mos, of Mr.
is positions. and denied that the boundary O
Texas extended to the Rio Grande. MIR. p. cite
the authority Of Messrs. Benton, Ashley, Ingersol
and Others. in support Of his denial. and gave
detailed statement Of the facts in the case.
After Me. Pcarce concluded, Mr.. Butler oil
tanned the floor; hut he gave way for a motto
to adjourn; and the Senate adjourned over /
} Monday.
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lie qReEhBng FsRaaisd wita tlaFRe Fssa,
lulauns- PFuPose nolhiug noWs hul, Il /
and dial ! Eill be supported. l viii note
- RAISE . eualmialrE - dsliheFsle upon
the suhleri q he defensive linz.
The opportunity : favorable. While
ihere are - many 0fLners from Mrairn
sos - de eiiy. whose epihioa would b.
nG great Faiue II determining On lie one %
he sdnPird. III rauFse &C policy uhirh
| hare s1gsrsied should be adnpsed. nc
nay mt get Pesre iminedialrly. Tie
war may slill conlinne Cor some lime; bot.
be hat - il Nil. il viii arrompIish The an
mPauanlOherl--will extrirzle dc sopn-
ny from iis enianglrmenI with Nexico.
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore american.
-@s =. Washington, Jan. 4, ls4S..

-@s H. Is. Washington, Jan. 4, ls4S.
The estimates of expenditure lurnish-
ed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury are
deemed so unfair and erroneous, that but
an opportunity is wanted in Congress 10
pxprse them. The measures recommend.
ed by the present administration will re-
quire an appropriation Of m"re Than one
hundred millions Of dollars from the pre-
sent Congress. The Secretary asks for
fifty five millions for the ordinary expen-
ses Of the government, aud this, as is
shown by the recently published letter OF
Gfn. Jessup, after cutting down she esti-
mates of those more cognizanl than the
Secretary himself with the wants Of The
service. a.s. ,r~, - i
10 these S55. 900, 900 add fur,een mil
lions 10 the defciehcies fur The past
wear, and to these Si4 100000 again add
thirty millions more for the thirty regi~
menls now asked for as a necessary aug
meulaiion Of thevarmy. Here you have
ninsiy-nide millions Of dollars. = and
il the per cenlage of deficiency for the
year 1859 shall bear any proportion I"
The known deficiency for the fiscal year
1919, the sum will be immensely in
creased beyond The amour. named IN the
estimates. There are also unusual de-
mands upon Congress OF "A miscellaneous
! character, all of which are calculated 10
swell the aggregate greatly. if the war con-
linues. The wish OF the Department APP.
pears TO be tn keep not less tia" $4,000
men in Mexico. and more if possible.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20
MAP AGENTS WANTED.

sHHE subscriber wishes to engage in the sale
Il of his Maps number Of young and middle
aged men Of moral business habits, as travelling
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proved editions Of his Universal Atlas. 73 Maps;
large Map Of the World, Reference and Distance
Map Of the United States. National Map Of the
United states--also, variety Of other Maps, in
GLIDING several Maps of Mexico, the subscriber is
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Address, g 5.s. s%' .~* 'e ga 'ft*|
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January IL. " 49, r-' u IA
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FIVE hundred Clergymen Of various denomina-
tons. "'.%@ s@s@S7* A@A" s@
All the above preparations are prepared only
by DR.. ID. JAYNE, Wholesale Druggist and
Chemist No. South Third Street, Philadelphia.
W QTA supply of the above medicines has just
been received at the Posr 0FFIcE IN HiLLsBo-
RoreH, and will be sold by & szsa al Re
]. NJ. PALMER, Agent.
December 81. s E"~'" ~" To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20
FRANCIS MAJOR.

GEORGE D. JONES & Co. ApO,hecaries
" and Druggists, have on hand a full supply Of
Pure Medicines. Drugs, Dye stuffs,
Paints. Oils. Brushes, Soaps, Sur
gical and Dental Instruments, and
all other articles usually kept in such establish
ments, which they offer to their friends and the
public Of the lowest prices. "S
They call the attention Of Country Merchants
to their Siock. and assure them Il shall be regu-
larly rerlenished TO meet their wants.
/ Physicians in the Country who are in the ha-
bit of buying their supplies Of Medicines in the
Northern cities. will be furnished with articles oil
undoulted PrRITr, many Of them having been
recently imported from one Of the bes, I.sboratO
ries in England. F.. ~-
Petersburg, January IL. l3-4v