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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-07
MARITIME INTELLiGELVO E,
-
Port OF New York, March q, lS4S.

Cleared.
pchssc sullivan f s Ssw oes aaH
kansas HlllaS. do, Nelson; Sutton. Eckermsn Charles
Brigs-TsrtaI. Paul St Thomas, Plat Il Russell; Excel
Reys savannah s.srges Chairman Coz Mor.a Eldrdse
ssh.-EyeliSs RG.; ColIg., Msta%cras Athuss Purcell;
len, Brown, Boston; Howard, Crowel, do.
Arrived.
ION ss in co with ships Niagara Richard Golden &c
Ship Camden. Sherwood, Charleston days to Durham
Bark Grampus Dyer, Csrdena,, Feb a. Badger Peck
Bs champion, Chandler, Mansanilla' IS days to La
Brig Amanda Ranton Cardenas IL days to Brett vose
Se HsSsud. IN gale from the West part Of her sails
' Of the hook ~ ne Glcw pass sns Cable
IS days with $40 hhds sugar molssses to Taylor
sehr Nile Hspton, Belize Hon Feb a. To- Labons,e
phls The has expeusnced nothing but head winds and
senr Resina Hill sanncsron San Juan de los Remedies,
schr FAR, Terrell. Savannah days. to MAILER 4 Lord I'D
sehI M.ysn 5c-isf S.sSsrp s% Nc dSI 20 Mitchell
sehr Gloe. simon. Wssan ston' " Nc we
Sch, POw.Il T Pow.l! w@asea NC. to Powell.
sssr srssesaTw STsS sssSSad 70 Allen PassO
schr Benjamin Watts Yoans, Norfolk days, bound to
sehr Victory, Osborn, Norfolk
sehr = A Stevens Bnss; Bslt,morr 70 Briggs.
sesr yo,spase ,en 20 oISn.oS cL.woen
Below.
Ship Mary Pessants from ~ Pete sburs sill remains below
Bg Gauges Famsworth trom Palermo. with fruit to Ora
Also, ship, 1 bark, q brigs and a Br brs.
Sailed.
Packet Yorktown Li,srp,Ol ship. Eliza B,s%sp He,
ssrs.. Nssey Ps.t.d sssaa "a Gsnd, George shstiueh
Mobile; selms do
March ssh-saan.., Wind sw, meridian, WI sunset sw.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 6.


Mr. Ciays Observation-Disclosures and Dallas
Tomorrow morning Mr.. Clay is to leave us
for your city, and while the hustle of his recep-
ton startes the wings of Gotham from their
propriety, during the afternoon Philadelphia will
witness the mournful obsequies attendant upon
the progress of the remains of Ex-President
Adams, to their temporary resting place, indie
pendence Hall.
There has been a curious coincidence In re-
lation to Mr. Clay's tour, that cannot but strike
the observer OF passing events. The day after
his trumphal entrance into our borders, was
marked by the solemnities attending the
funeral of MAJOR Twlggs; and now he leaves
us Just on the eve of another testimonial
TO a departed worthy. He is 10 enter
New York tomorrow, and the next day that
city will be shrouded in mourning In respect to
Mr. Adams. Independence Hail has been array
ed in black for the occaslon and the w ashlng-
ton Grays, Captain McAdam have been detailed
as the guard of honor during the obsequies in
this city. They will maintain their post around
the Hall during Tuesday night.
The nomination of Mr. Buchanan to the Pres-
dency by the State Convention, is not popular In
this city and county, where the public feeling In
favor of his rival is predominant. The Dallas
men are loud in their accusations of untalrness
and treachery against the BuchananItes.
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FOREIGN Imporsations.

MANsANILLA-Brig Championship bds palm leaf hhds
moasses ties honey bbs do 10 fustc az do gands
wood 6S logs cedar 70 do mahogany Lasaa20 bales
co Goodhue u Coz tons
hRprNAs-Barh G.ampus-47i hbds moiasses tierce do
q Thurston
CATpEN.s-BrG Amapda-s4 hhds IS t:s 81 hbls moasses
q Thurrton-l case n Hsyward-I box Dbl II 8ush
SAN Juan DE Los RsMEpios-Schr Regina Hl-IO8 hhds
sugar IS cs honey 80 hhds moass. Mathews co-23 hhds
sugar Taylor-lo Of cocoa and master
BELIZE, Hon-schr Nilel22 logs mahogany and cedar
tons ogw ood $3.50 cocoa f. Cofn log mahogany boz
lead DULLES Sl2o7 specie Alex andre-f55O specie La.
bonisse-S73o ne and old iron O Captain,
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HAIL AND THUNDER SroRM.-On the 23d inst
at about 3 o'clock, p M there was a violent
hail at the s. w Pass the stones being nearly the
size of pigeons egg During the storm, the flagstaff
of the towbost De Soto struck by lightning split
three pieces then passing off without doing further
njury.-N o B,liietin, FEB IS.
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN TExAs-A letter received
from San Antonio, Texas, announces that the
government hiss just ordered all the nhab ants of the
country to take refuge in the city to avoid the Indians
whom the government has determined to attack in
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N q. Ist8-MAN CANNUT HAVE HIS DIsEASE5
~ cured by removing the which generally
nal No effect can take place whouta cause Therefore,
rheumatism affect the head the foot the
body from the actual Of those humors whoae
acrid qualities produce the No ronchal
Disease be present. other Of the Throat
Windppe. or Con,umptoa but from these malignant hnmos
become The vessels OF the
II truth these scrid humoTs which the occsson Of all
the aches aud pains all Eruptons and Ulcers all Skin Dis
and Swengs of the Feet and all nhammaio all
Canoe and Tumor all Piles and Co;ve1es. all Fever and
Affections whatever And ALL without exception surely
removable and thoroughly durable BY gurgaton with the
Pills Of Or BENZ. BRANDRETH. Brandrethh Pills are
Sold with full directions at IS cents box, 24 Hudson
eet ga Bowery, and at Dr. Brandreths Principal Office,
Rroa dxvpy
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i, s.s 80 !. s.s::s ..'' =. .'. - .., ~
~ AZ sc nss!hss sSssssdl - 80 81 SsySIs
ns%swsp,p ;sw.psP; sfissn .,s.:d fs !. ;ay Eos,
place where the once advertising he situated HAVING
THE LARsEsr cIRcuLA TIoN-NsW Poet Office Lav, passed
March 8, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-07

INT MPERANCE CURED BY MEDTCINE-TIP-
ping habits easily, speedily aud cecuay cured by
the use Of Dr. Cooks remed for ntenperance few DAYS
stomach which esdcates the hnnkerng desire for stmusn
that liquor becomes offensive to the sight taste or smell
The remedy j. oeaanf and to take does u interfere
in the least with diet occupation Pnce 81 For sale by
the Doctor at " YATT KETCHAM's, 12i Fulton street.
and By DR.. White, 37o Houston street,
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BALTIMORE, March 8, 1S4S.
Honors to the Hiustrious Adams-Ihe Brftannia's
NeDs-Colege of Dental Srsery-Ihe Bridge
Bil-Taylor Meeting-Ice Trade, &c.
All is hustle and preparation here this morn
ing for the funeral escort to the remains OF the
Hon. John Quincy Adams. The special train
from Washington will arrive here at IL o'clock,
M, and the procession will start at halfpast II
The entire military force of the city, with large
number of civic associations Will join the
cortege.
The news by the Britannia was published here
at o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and was OF
quite an unexpected character to the dealers In
breadstuhs.
The annual commencement of the Baltimore
College OF Dental Surgery took place on Thurs
day evening last. The degree of Doctor of
Dental Surgery was conferred upon the follow
Armstrong, Nd John McCalla, Pa; B. A, Ken
needy, N. g; Charles Bond. Md; R D. Adding
ton, Va; w. II Morgan, Ky; Joshua King, n
G.; Thomas !. Jones, GA; Henry Colburn, M. D
D. G. varney, Mass. J. J Adair. Ky. The vale
dictory address was delivered by DR.. Z. Parmley,
of New York. Ii was replied to by DR.. J. J..
Adair. Professor Bond also made briet ad-
dress. The award OF d handsome case of dental
instruments was made by the committee to Dr.
Vandenburg.
Our Legislature have positively refused TO
allow the Baltimore and Philadelphia railroad
W CicSi VI dCios- NV HousqutLduHa ii'ci
Another bill has been introduced IN the Senate
TO accomplish the OBJECT in another way
The EFFORTS TO raise Taylor meeting in Bal
tmore, have, SO Tar, proved abortlve. The OLD
hack politicians, who have the matter in hand,
being generally repudiated wings, keep the real
friends OF Taylor from joining IN the movement.
The weather s most decidedly cold, and con-
siderable ice has been formed during the lest
two days in this vicinity. The reservoirs and
dams are covered with ice TO the thickness OF
four inches, and the ice merchants have gone to
work this morning good earnest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-07

Passengers Arrived.
New ORLEANs-Ship ST Charles-Mr Lanet, Of Canada;
Miss Hsstcd-6 ip the xteeraRe
Belize, Hop-schr Nile-Mr William Cooke.
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MADAME TALMON L'ARMEE-FRENCH AND
NA German Manufacturing studied Paris, has eitab
shed at 2l franklin where she still continues
to take ladies at during their confinement She
has had beadsead under her attend
which facilitates the sconne
dies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-07

DR. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
- Private Tresise," &c, is consulted upon any of the
street, from to 10 AM and to PM (Sunday exceptedl.
Those who ppy the early Of thess complaints will
ing the chiefly however. those who have suffered
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IsTELLIgTsCa By TIE nMLs.
WASHINGTON, March s. lsss
another Chapter on the Treaty.


another Chapter on the Treaty
90 Salus popuh suprema est ler"-the welfare
of the people is the supreme law The fact is
most manifest in the reception and IN the certain
adoption, endorsement, and ratification o, this
treaty OF his excellency Mr.. Trist Oh most
sapient and sagacious Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary, what a fortunate man
art thou Recalled-ejected from the State De-
partment-suspected -ridiculed-reviled, and
csricatured as thou has been, what glory is vet
To be thine, Don Nicholas-what honors are yet
in store for thee, for daring. like Old Hickory,
10 g assume the responsibility ~ Good Ii is
a case-lt Is a very curious case, Mr.. Trlst and
yet, by all the gods thou art become as i'm.
mortal as Jupiter renowned Mars and
even more popular than John Tyler. History
will record thee as having assumed the respon-
sibillty, and in the laws of nations thou wilt be
enrolled as the iavorite child of =" our lady OF
Guadalupe"
The treaty is considered a sure thing the
amendments agreed upon will render It's adop-
ton by the Senate secure, while the funda
mental stlpulations remain unchanged, so that
the assent OF Mexico is considered certain
Meantime, the existing well disposed Mexican
government is TO be sustained IN power, as
we are glad to learn. No upstart military de-
magogues are to be allowed TO issue pronucia-
mento, nor, at the head Of few hundred ban
uitti, to march in to Quertearo, and set up new
administr alton Here lies the great danger; but
on the other hand, this has been powerful con-
sideration to the acceptance of the treaty, and to
the increasing strength of the treaty party in the
Senate from day to day. 1t is the fact OF tn" in
stability of any administration in Mexico, that
has been, perhaps, the most influential persua-
sive TO secure such a treaty as we may, while
yet the existing well dlsposed government con-
tinues to exist.
The impending dangers of an indefinite war OF
subjagation, are no trtling weight In the ba-
lance In favor of the programme OF Mr. Trist.-
They constitute the great argument IN support OF
his plan. 1t will be adopted with certain Sc
Mexico in q manner which it is believed will
secure the assent of the Mexican authorities,
and the stone which the builders rejected. Ito
w.t. Mr. Tris) will thus become the head of the
corner such is the almost universal impression
tonight. 9 w.
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lvl street. Chatham well known the
ccessful prscore in New York. the
real diseases The Doctors reputation for skill these old
halfcured that have existed for years
Gee structure ulcers the body in the throat
pains in the head and bones of the legs, escuay cured
weakness brought by asscrct habit Ddulsed
in by young causing scvious dreams and nightly ennis
prevented Recent cured four days.
without No alteration in Diet prevention from
hnsineaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-07

DOCTOR YOURsELF-THE SPANISH EXTRACT
- the only remedy that certain private malsues
speedily eff cuay and without injury 20 the s,ste snd
without bad smell One bottle lasts weeA wnieh
generally the mild cases ae cured Ia Two
three days. and fact has no equal IN erecting perfect
and speedy Ii advertised much cause every
,hu it, recommends It to his iends pncs 81 Sod
wholesale and retail at WYATT kETCHAMS o. i2'fui
ton street, New York.
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DR BOSTWICK'S NEW MEDICAL BOOK. WITH
Dhnts the young published b. Burgess strnge &Co
2a2 Broadway This is the best practical work illustrated
plates before published and should he il the hands
ofevery physician ard ell euardiaus Of youths
I'VE AND EAR-DR POWELL ATTENDS ExCLU
~ nyely to diseases Of the Eye and EaT, from to
Dr. Powes Treatire the Eye its Diseases and their
with engavings rules for the selection of specacles &C.
Fifty Cents be had his office and of ell book
sellers. Jus, imported ARTIFICIAL Eyes Of superior quality
Douche Baths for the eyes, which has
received diploma at the Far of the American Institute
for sale his office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-07

&EOO REWARD-CROSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WOVV for the OF gonnerrh1a gee structures and
analogous complaints Of the gans generation Of all rene
dies discovered for The above complaints this Is he
certain, makes speedy and permanent cure without the
in diet, drink change spp-
cation business The proprietor challenges single
of gonorhea to be brought which the mixture
will cure under forfeiture Of $500. Many cured in
days Sold s73 Broadway corner Of Chambers street,
and SANDS, 100 Fu'tor, corner w Ham s1eet.
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TN PRIZE-NO. 6y74-JOHN T. MCLAUGHLIN AND
the United States, One Box Of Specie-Uned States
District Coun for the District of Loui,ana-Moadav; Feb
On c. T. Stewart Prize Agent and suggestion
the Court that the prze list has been furnished him of
officers and the Hunter and further
ing the court that there be other person. claiming
accruina ordered that all claiming
herein do file their claims such they have the Office of
the Clerk Cou,t within (s ninety DAYS from the
hereof AM further ordered that th: motion Ne published
York Herald six times from this date the expiration OF the
ninety days BY order Of the Court N. X. JENNINGS,
Ierb
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w ASKING DONE IN THE BEST ORDER.-A
w yourg woman wishes to take in washing. alta
moderate price She has Of
honesty and capabilty kpqure aNo 70 Threenth street,
between Fifth Sixth the Bad story En-
for RKIDHET FOX
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nR. GLOVER is CONSULTED HVEpY DAY AT
- his office The e,tment and Of difficult and pro
aced that have bacd the skill OF phys OF less
erperen e, attended TO by him. pnrruarly sleets sc
and all delicate diseases Dr. G. regular graduate
the medical professon His Offices, No street.,
arranged that patients do each other Private
10 his Office tl,oneh h. the nIicc hnor
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livery MOTHERS BOOK-THE APPREHENSION
IL OF poverty, and the OF Large family of children,
prevent consd.rae people from the married
eeu which may overcome these objections Price 50 cents
For sale by Burgess Strnger, 222 Boadway Zeber Cos
Philadelphia; w DAVIS is State street, Boston, and the
pu bl,sher, No 2 Ann est,
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Davis Mary T.

Davis Mary T.
Darling Miss Ruth
c X
Davidson Mrs Caro-
line
Davis Mrs Monroe
st)
DAILY Miss Maria
Dessmousseur Mad
Derton NIrl 8
Dean Mrs Joseph
Desmond July
Denver Miss
(Broome st)
De Hart Miss L
Delany Miss Maria
Derrick Mrs Setira
Demsey Miss Hele.
nor
Dickson G Miss Mary
Dickson Mrs Mary
A
Donley Miss Ellen
Donley Miss Mary
Doad Mrs Captain
Dohcrty Miss Mary
Ann
Do,au VI iss Margaret
Dor,et Miss Ann
Duffy Miss Catha-
rine
Dunn Mrs
E
Egan Mss Margaret
Easton Mrs Marg't
Emenc Mrs(2d sD
Eldndgs Mrs rhebe
Eming Mrs X
Eakin Miss Jane
Edwards Mrs Z +
Edison Miss Martha
Edelin, Miss Mary
Eisenhart Miss La
vinia X d
Ellis Mrs Julia c
Esen'0n jI,Ae
Falkner Miss Maris
Farrelyiiss Margaret
Fare Bridget
Fawcett Miss Mary
ferguson Miss Ly.
dia
Freeman Mrs Mar
tina
Ferguson Miss
Christiana
FcuJal Mrs Julia
FITZGERALD Mrs Mar
garet
FinaeganMlss Mary
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EOA CASES CURED FOR S3oe-AT LEAST $40
CUU cases of Gonohna end other dsoiders OF the sxua
organs have bee cured few months with sigls
bs OF the old establish and popular remedy snown
Dr. JFEkRIES' ANTIDOTE, which is, without doubt, the
most preparation sold for this cs OF dsorHe Re
peated experiments and long experience have proved 'ht
desirable result obtained fro two to ten days and as II
nausea osnds the palate and renders
any deviation diet or interruption to usual
suits sound sleep healthy dgeson the nuisance is thus
,s we'd AZ consistent with safety and the
duc,ion thorough and permanent cure PIepsIed By
usePr;ce 81 per bottle from his sole for this city, c.
RING, 1872 broadway. conner John st.
INOCTOK MURPHY HAS REMOVED TO So GOLD
H. stre Fulton, where he be ccndcntav
suited all forms Of private diseases His long practice Of
over is ears renders him successful in rearg those
ing hafccr,d that have baed the inexperienced
Recent he few days aud Structures, syphilis
in propornionabv short time No mercury
OF hndrance from business Once 90 Odd ".
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POSTSCRIPT.
Still Later News from Europe.

The British mail steamer America arrived at
Boston on Tuesday evening, having made the
passage from Liverpool in the unprecedented
short time of 10 days hours. She brings Eng
lish dates to June Sd.
The Flour and Grain Market is depressed.
Some Chartist disturbances have taken place
in London, Manchester, Leeds, Bradford, and
other places, which were instantly put down.
There can be no doubt that very deep-scated
misery prevails among large bodies of the uncm-
ployed people.
Mr. Mitchell, editor of the "United Irishman, s.
has Jeen convicted of sediiion, and sentenced to
fourteen years transportation to Bermuda. His
types and press have been seized by the Gov
eminent. This is a stunning blow to the Con-
federate party.
In France, the Assembly have proposed sin
gle Chamber and one President. A proposition
to abolish the National workshops had caused
considerable irritation among the workmcn.
In Belgium, there had been change of Min
istry.
The prospect is that the Danish. German war
is ended, by an arrangement which divides the
Duchy of Schleswig.
Much uneasncss remains in Berlin, but there
had been no outbreak.
There had been a serious riot in Leipsic
The Emperor of Austrin hns issued mani
festo complaining of the anarchy of his subjects.
In Austrian Italy, the Piedmontesc were Wig
orously prosecuting the scige of Peschiera.
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Dte0.
. this village, June 70, Mr. James W. Hastings,

In this village, June IL, Mr. James W. Hastings,
aged %.
In this village, june 9, Jane r., daughter of Da-
vid bl. and Jane w. Bradley, aged l6.
IA Grafton, May Is, very suddenly, Mr. Thomas
Wooiiey, aged 60.-lPdnters in N. ii, Mass and
N. Y. will please notice.
In Halifax, June Q, Des. Jesse Guild, aged So.
The deceased was a native Of Hatfield, Mass. In
early life he served in the army of the Revolution
He removed TO Halifax at the age of 40 soon after
which he made public profession Of religion Join
ed the Congregational Church, of which he was an
efficient and exemplary member for more than half
century, acting as one OF the Deacons for twenty
years He received the confidence and universal
esteem Of the community where he was known and
"came to the grave in full age like as a shock of
corn eometh in in his season. Printers in Mass,
N. Y Pa and Mich. arc requested to notice.
In SwaR1ey, Mass May 20, Lurinda f., wife of
Nevaltne b. Martin, formerly of Bratileboro.
In Norton, Mass, June 5, Of consumption, at the
residence of her father, Capt. Simeon Blandin, Mrs
Harriet G., wife Of Thomas w. Stebbins, formerly
OF Brookline, Vt. aged 20.
In Mortified, Mass May 81, Mrs Polly H. Alex
ander wife Of Mr. Elijah Alexander, aged "a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-16

The Treaty of Peace was ratified by the Mex
lean Congress-in the House Of Delegates, 81
yeas to IS nays; in the Senate, 29 to o.
Commissioners Sewer and Clifford arrived at
Querrtaro, May Esd. An exchange OF raiifea-
tons took place, and the outposts of our army
were all ordered to be on the march in ter, days
Gen. Kearney succeeds Gen. Persifer j. Smith
in command ut the City OF Mexico, While the lat
ter superintends the embarkation of the troops
at Vera Cruz.
A Mexican guard is being formed at the Cap
ital, to take possession on the withdrawal Of the
American army. Great inducements have been
he'd out to Americans to enlist in this guard.
IL was rumored at Tampico, lately, that San
Luis Potosi had been attacked and captured by
5000 Indians, and the inhabitants had sought
safety in flight Another rumor was, that the
anti-peacc party had possession of the place.
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B II USHES,

The most complete assortment Of every kind. via
Hat, Hair. Cloth, Tooth and Shaving BRUSHES
some splendid patterns Of Eagish and French Tooti
Brushes, made particularly for his Retail sales.
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June l4th, 1S4S.
NEW GOODS.

THNHIS day received large and rich assortment
Il Of DIR GOODS, consisting Of Eng, French,
Scotch and American GISoHAMs, Eng, French and
Am. PRIsrs Also, A. Eng. and French Prints,
at very low prices. Barages, Lawns and Printed
Muslins, DE LANES, Lustres and Mohnir Cloths,
Plain, Figured, and Striped Curtain Muslins new
style wide Eng. Patches for Curtains. Rich White
and Colored CRAZE SHAwLs, Blk. Silk and other
styles in great variety. Blk. Italian Coating a
very nice article for Summer Goats. Also, Gloves,
Hosiery, Sc, all Of which will be sold as low as at
any other iop price store in the county and mis-
take. A. L. DWINELL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-16

CoNGREss.-The whole of last week was in
effect lost, to allow members to attend the Wing
Convention. 1t is quito likely that little more
will be accomplished at this session than the pas
cage of the necessary appropriation bills, and
that an adjournment in July will be Effected
Legislation for the good of the country is quite
out of fashion nowadays. To talk the most and
do the least seems to be the governing principle
with the majority Of congressman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-16

ME the subscribers, being appointed BY the
w Hon. Probate Court for the District OF West
minister, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of David How, late Of Jamaica, in
said district, deceased, and all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months from
the twcnty-fourth day Of April last, being allowed
by said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend 10 the bust.
Of our appointment, at the late dwelling house
Of said deceased in Jamaica, on the third Tuesdays
Of June and September next, from 9 O'Clock, A. NJ,
until O'Clock, p. NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
JOEL HOLTON,
WIN. l.. WATERMAN, Noin IT,
Jamaica May %, is4s. Al