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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
TRIUMPHANT UcCEs or JAyNr,s paNt,y

= NaA Va HAM SUI tSS or JAMES FAMIIY
MEDICINES.
; " "oodson, bellevue, ono, our medicines
s"'i nave gwen very general sati.is ton, aud The de-
wei.
u Gearef, Winchester, Prehle co. ONO. savs-yonr
LNpectofHht y getting very popular. ana fact t4ku,g
Tue riaceaf All DINER asdirines II the ktnd. Yonr Ve,e
m'luse Is dfsef Eedl pof4iar, as also YOUR Carmlnauye
hl'ssul AID i'lls, apd te4alr, 40 certificate 10 recon-.
inena tlsu.
u A ARROWS. Gaene. IN, lame lsl5. sa,s-I sm ont
VI fohf FrfintuEc. ahd wisn You wuu' Il send me- some
. ; ha IS = inssttir. a. have calls tor Al every dsy.
- :" send iuufe ~ahalgyc ilis. en- ast nearly out Of
- e'1afs-i anu Han ionie. have sold oonsidegaaiy
h. the q zen.
jesse N Afen, Co'unhiaas. oaio. Ami l.. is45. SAY.
- uu VII perceive that ! have sofa all lour Netplhi.e,
am l 1"el ts ,Ha tAat have fe n ca. io- = lune times
wan j EIrat inHty b 4 r. iOt a. cur NermItuse mar
Heu4aFif Stands t.sefvgdty Llga a. Worm fuedici4e.
aHu Na~ h"N" lHtt cen a ended win GOOD e.eut-
Flta ht@ -fn = ssu4 as p ss.sie.
W. -HH.a sAN.t, Ea.tish. e.. June. letJ say
- "' uF@ Hrs' apH = Ut yoaf uiri Hrs Nouftzr
initiate s+m - "ishij sg0hen ef bg ti Hlo usss
Z q WILSON K 90, Portland. Ne. Aus2 81. i-t1 s,q-
y VISA you w. seHG as s5Ase more uf .uti tlrmttsi. A..
ha'een, h"nr lustticluus sell raHa est, suunrr-
he u - Ga sfi N'rt4fu4c give eoeA sstsl5tilou.
A y ~ tlttns, fSfkefshurg. Va, "a So cur strnun.
ave bA@arl. | tfled ~ AIDE cess oi al infant vi .tv
pltde wHi htsuuea -nd ilcpsiic arrangement.
w4t4 luarkei success
The above .|uedIctue b. for ale. on a .eury. iu Nbcel.
hF ,. ~tRuMBACNtR, Nam street. and nv
JAMES BAh&a cor. Alan aud Monfae .,
AsSDy HA Al NIKE, sSusa Hasellps.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
ANDINSTRLMENT

ItSf opened a inc assortment of Band Instruments,
y such a. Comets, Va We l~'rumpeis. French Horns,
etc. Also. an assortment o. very superior
reueg and German Nioiirs, Italian strings. Turning
'Orts. New Music and Frece ators for at Instruments.
}ork x Boston Piano Fories, constantly Oh huud
ind for sale al manufactures prices, by
scPt3u j. MhLLDK, Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
>ItAhi-!5oAi NnG.SIEif.


iEPoRrgp ny &. MONEY. roRpAc MANI
FACruRER.
ANNALS asa nsr>RrHKts
# Boat. Tor the tasi "a hours eu.ii,ls ,,st,r.
Ias at / o'clock, p. VI.
.pp,v,n
RS
i'o'oia 10 o h'ihe'ei'ef' cincinnati,
4"'F''e'n, uidY'
r'""', Vuh'A
ciu"eisi'd' Caiioun,
10Y A""' Dohcah,
'sVnY c,iPtef' "esI"ool, titsourg
GG''0'' ''olu'
NN't'V' c't'"""'
o DtCa T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
ALONG FIRE.-The.bns New York. with

ALONG FlRE.-The.brg New York, with
a lotd rflime from Ihotusston. Msiue. sr
rived al VI bile on The 1911 lost, h,,tng heeu
on fir sti burning IVA the hold. o. di-cuv-
ering the fie on tn l2tn October lt SO. ihe
hatctts were Immediately closrd. the deck
tightly csulkel. aud The fumes hing tlus
Kept uujrr. she was enabled T., get iutp
port. Par OF 'he c.rg', 1t was hoped, would
be slved.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
CONSTABLE BURkE < cos

Y IMPROVED i"MPERtsnABLE sALANANDER
70 : FES, warranted Fire proof, and entiraiy free
from dsmrs ar mould, secured hg Chuhhs Thief daicrinr
Locks. Also Yates Powder aud 1hief Proof Lock- and
Andrew'z Combination Locks with 1000 changes, fof
'se by TtIOS 6. C~UIBERISuN
lNh Union 81. u lceling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

lEARLy MEtTING IS lNuiANA.-The Quakers
swarm ia inIiaua. Al abe late fvorl, IA rt-
ius, held at hIclmohd, there wrtr = 500 per-
so.s. ey acre .! tie Orthodox party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
LEW is CAsS.
Son OF o New Hampshire Federal.


Teaching he pupils q lis school 10 feyr,.
enee The block ctkair.
Al, nintrl b. J q ran tons nhlc sr The
sac ~ Uai' eaten ine'e~. ord dislnia
ul pi.' 5rio''ugrgt he
rr,t " " "'-
Sin-nI red his n,s, with tb,se b,,o.,,.,
neu tn 9 single officer. s~ut uut b., - Bn.iu
pri@r j.. 'f"fna t"rt SIX ut'eS "a, Uhitl g n-
.,'. .''''''' ~ ~ '""'''i' "'' out S'J
o.,.t,.4
~ 20"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
GRAND AND SQUARE

bhA-ND h4ND
PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
Nos. s, Q. and II, ERta1e ST.. opposite the
EUiaw Hbuse, Baltimore. I'D.
g-NABE & GAEHLE would Respectfully call the at
&s teHttOu of the public 10 their ureriur GRAND
y SQUARE ftANoS The fiauos manufactured
al this establishment have, for teIcacy OF touch, SWEEP.
ness, eieafhess and trTliiancy Of tone, teauty aud styie
Of workmanship. been pronounced by tie most eminent
Professors To le unsurpassed by aay Instruments made
~ TINS OF any other country.
Ifoie.sofs. antailers, country merchants, ard others
WISHING Baltimore vii hnd II IL tautr aIvanias e Ia call
at our extensive establishment b iute purchasing else.
wAeFe. sept ~. 1915
q Ole L~EATIiER--:CO Is Spanish Sole Leather,
~ Hen itc< ran, a prime article. ipsl received and for
very low Tor cash kNO 4 90
n KEGS Ground Ginger, pure 5hbls ci~vcs;
" 50 bags Rep. er; 81 Tags sis ice;
SUbfNs aHre Ground Pcpaer. "a boxes era CGt.
nainun. reertrea ant for sae low by
ntt-l PRYOR 4 Fault.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
ANOTHER yorE.-A gentleman travel-

hNOIHEK StHIttIIdH tIa'Tt'
ing on d Packet going West on the Ere Ca
nal a lew DAYS since Inlouas Us that a friend
Of Genersl Taylor proposed to'1ake d vote,
ana was very much disappointed at the re-
.u,t. which was as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

r RN.Es nufato Rohos. iHsi reed and for sac cheap
~ hy tic Ia g. fute or sAidie cover, hy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

nRIEp BEEF-F0Hs tinciHnat SUGAR cured '4ed
~ ictL just reed ems Tor sale b.
uov6 SuNu0DtoH
NEANBERRlEs-Ius; reed aud forsaIety
~ now = u WOODROW
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-12
PIC TIL EATRE.
OPENING NIGHT,

NctIHK anu tIfyc manager MT, Dawes,
Prompter and assistant director Mr.. Kent.
Mr.. Buckley respectfully announces that the Olympic
Theatre will open for the Thursday evening" Ism
January, ls4S The following distinguished orsfss viii IN
part com pose the companyi
Mrs Burke the celebrated versatile actress from the Phil
adelphia and Baltimore Theatres.
Mr.. Crocker. from the Park Theatre, New York.
Mr. Dawes, from the st. Charles Theatre, New Orleans.
Mr.. Buckley, from the Theatre Royal, DubIin.
Mr. Richardson, from the Arch Theatre Philadelphia
Mr. Kent, from the Walnut street Theatre, thadepnla
Mr.. Richards, from the Bowery Theatre, New York.
Misses Jones, Little, Thompson, nc.
Mrs. Dawes, from the New Ohcans Theatre.
Miss Sharpe, fiom the New York Theatres,
Miss Wilson, from the Aihpneun, Boston.
MidolIe Gertrude, the unyivaed dauseuse,
Me- Buckley has spared expense in decorating ana
fitting mp the house, and pledges himself that the ctrss
order and regularity will be observed by proper officers en-
gagged for the purpose.
: Jan ll--2t
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. Nav

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, May 49, 1913.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for fregh
to Port Mahon" will be received this office until
o'clock, p m, Monday the 18th day Of Nav Is4s fo
the transportation OF 400 barrels (moe ess) govern
ment stores from the maynard Boston,
to Port Mahon, in the island of Mnorca to be dev
cred to the commanding officer OF the United squad
ron, cruising IN the Mediterranean The offers must state
the price asked per barrel without distinction between wei
and dry and each barrel Tor half barrc of beet pork
Hour, rice, vinegar, pickles. whiskey, dried apples will
be considered barrel; all packages TO de est.
mated at the OF 81 cubic feet BARREL whatever they
may contain; and in the Of all casks other
than barrels the hs will be deducted No primage to he
allowed Ten farwcather working lay days be allowed
at each of the ports OF Boston and Port Maon taking in
and discharging Payment be made by any navy
agent in the United States within thirty days after podc
satisfactory evidence OF the delivery cargo The
vessel must pass the usual Inspection and be the Boston
navyyard by the 5h day of June, lS8 ready to receive
her cargo and, II not presented for examination within
three days after being notified of her acceptance the b
will consider itself liberty offer the freight 10 the
1ext lowest bidder, make such arrangements as may
best subserve the public interests
MAY I4-2aW2W
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Affairs In Oregon.

The following letter from Senator Benton, in relation
this subject, has been oblgngly furnished us from
the State Department for publication The deep interest
attaching the state OF facts to which it audes will be
appreciated by our readers:
SENATE CHAMBER May 9, 1913.
SIR have just received mail from Oregon up the
LIST of November last bringing many letters from the nhab
ants of that county, all expressing great thanks for the
letter which you in the of the President and
which was last spring These letters inform me
that the news the loss of the Oregon bill had arrived be-
fore your letter. and produced the greatest discomfort and
in somuch that the question Of calling convention
to provide for themselves openly agtated. The ar
rva and pubcs of the letters flor there from
myself published with yours stopped this agitation but
still the people under the greatest anxiety for the future
and most earnestly invoke the protection of law and gov
eminent from the United States, for which purpose they
sent me a petition to be laid before Congress.
comply with tho request of tho inhabitants in making
known their thanks for tho letter you in the OF
the Pre- sident the good effect which 1t had in quoting
their fears and keeping alive their hopes.
Respectfully, sir, your obedent servant,
THOMAS H. BENTON. s
Hon. JANIS BUCHANAN.
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FOR THE UNION.


By the arrival at New Orleans the 7h, OF the brig
Selma from Vera Cruz, have several days later ad-
vices from Mexico The S. left Vera Cruz the Goth.
The Free American of the 2sth says New revolutionary
movements appear be breaking out at San Luis de Po
tosi Paroles in that city on the night of the nth
Trconis of the revouionsts attempted surprise OF the
fortress of Guadalupe in which he unsuccessful but
created much alarm One two regiments OF the
national guard at Venado had been disamed. Trconis
left Immediately to unite with Bustamenes division al
Dolores de Hdago in the meantime rebellion broke
out at Sierra Gordo On the 9th party from Dolores de
la Fuente attacked band of miserable revolters neal
Terra Nueva, in the State OF San Luis, in which affair
or were killed, several wounded, and 10 made pris
oners.
The Mexican papers say that Pena Pena will assume
the responsibility of atfyng the treaty. should quorum
not be obtained in season.
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ters public interest Daring struggles for a rechar Ter
and when whing and reelng under the blows of pa
trot President Jackson, judgment instructed that
such institution however wisely restricted cautiously
guarded, must OF necessity, have within itself elements
dangerous public and private virtue, if the appro
pirate and heaifu action of government So the people
TO have regarded and decided the question and il is
difficult conceive of affairs tempt any sane,
excuse any honest in the effort ito give vitality
again"
3D. "Are you in favor of the present independent
ury %
Decidedly in favor of the principle;of its working in
spect economy and convenience, in receipt and dis
bursenient of the public maneys, uniformed ;-ahough
under the preston that in those respects tits machine
y) notifications may be desirable and If that the
wisdom of Congress will apply the remedy
ih 'Do you favor oppose, the distribution of the pro-
ceeds of the sales of the public lands the different
States ~
Were in position to vote, exercise personal inu-
ence oppose the However honestly de-
signed, it is difficult to imagine scheme fraugh with
greater evil ugeniousy devised corrupt ndi-
viduals and masses-Sates and Congress Besides, will
such disposition of the proceeds operate fraudulent
stewardship OF the great trust ccnhded to government
| for the general good
5th. 'Are you in favor Of opposed to- the tariff OF
| 1916 7"
Absence since the pa sage of that act has deprived
OF the opportunity of informing myself by observation,
by communion with others, its practical operation.
AS general principle of political economy, applicable to
institutions and circumstances, should hope
tariff for critically adjusted the various interests
and rights of every part OF the country limited strictly to
the necessary economical administration of the
affairs of the country including every proper and cons
tutonal internal mprovement-protecton regarded as
purely misunderstanding nevertheless the day,
and that remote, when trade will be free
tered when interest of country will need, desire,
| aught of protection against foreign competition.
have thus, my dear sir, in plain way frankly
ed your questions, uuthfuly, if not satisfactorily.
Cordially recprocatng your kind expressions of personal
regard, believe very respectfully, your obedient
vant w. j. WORTH
JOSEPH Mill, esq,
| Chan,h sktIru
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Ecc1eslastlcal Notice.
Case of the Req. John Skinner d. d. Pastor of the Pyesbv
terrain Church of Lexington, Va

Case Of Tie Rev John Skinner D. D., Pastor Of Tie Pyes6v
terrain Church of Lexington, Va.
Whereas prevailing majority the Presbytey of Lex
ington have appealed to the public, by causing be
inserted in the public prints certain verdict which
have been pleased pronounce against me- the under
signed, the finale of proceedings, the partial arbitrary
and prosecuting character of which is almost without
precedent in the history of the Christian church.
the dark ages therefore, deem my duty and privilege
TO advise the public, that from the Commencement
of the said proceedings in November last have acted
under solemn unanswered and, is believed by multi
udes, rable protest against the judicial pc
ency of the said Presbyeria tribunal only 49,
OF Presbytery consisting OF 80 constituent members
been found daring enough incur the responsibilities
the said unequtabe and publicly heralded verdict that
the case is now removed only by my appeal but
protesting minority Of Presbyery, the General bly,
of the Presbyterian Church, the city Balti-
the 18th day OF May and that therefore
becomes the imperative and generous duty all enghten-
ed and unbiased lovers of justice and truth to suspend
their opinions in this extraordinary case, until its merit,
be publicly and fully detailed and discussed the final
verdict pronounced in the Supreme Judicatoy of the
Church. JOHN SKINNER
Lexington Va April IL, 1913. May I4-2t
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BALTIMORE, May 1885, p. n.
7ayor's last LetterHs chance Nth the whigsPyssb<
rian General acknowledgements of Baltimore-Den.o
cratic State ConUention--Ihe Markets, re.
The American of this morning contains letter from
General Taylor his nopary friend In this city, in which
he says;
much confidence, placed my name In nomination before
the country their responsibility. FREQ from party
serve them strictly a constitutional and not party
President Tin the already alluded to)-and as my
Gen. Taylor would stop writing these dishwater letters,
he would have chance of getting the wing nomina-
ton for tho presidency but the he writes the DINNER
become his prospects.
The general assembly OF the Presbyterian church VIII
meet in this city Thursday next in the First Presbyte
church. Some of the delegates from different sections
of the Union already present, and extensive prepara-
tons making for their accommodation.
There present in the port OF Baltimore, exclusive
Of baycraf and steamers lob vessels, viz: 8 ships. Is
barques 81 briggs and 40 chooners. Of these, six Bro
and one British.
The Democratic National Convention meets Monday
week in this city, and doubt will the business
before them with energy and harmony.
Up to the time close my letter, have tdings Of
the due at New York. They will both prob
ably be in before tomorrow night.
THE MARKKrs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
there change notice in four Holders of Howard
brands firm in asking IS u.s. but sales have
been reported The stock light City Mills is selling In
small lots Sc 25 supply nearly exhausted Rye -four,
So 81 s. Corn meal 81 81 81 80 per Dbl.
The receipts of grain continue light Sales of good to
prime red wheat making at 136 lab cents; white do,
I42 $50 CENTS and family -four do, 100 Corn is in
moderate request sales of white 40 AZ cents; and yell
low, 4s 40 Oats IS a IS cents. Ryo, 80
Clover seed, SO so a 81 per bu.hel.
The market for provisions exhibits change; prices
firm, with small sales. Mess pork, $40 IL $40 q. Lard.
St 81 cents Bacon as last quoted
Groceries steady, without change in prices Rice,
SO 81 SO rs, as to quality
Whiskey selling at 22i 2si per gallon in hhds
and bbls.
At New York. this morning, there change In Hour
grain Sales of Genesee brands So 81 IS 70, and
southern do SO so So 62-recepts and supply very light
Corn meal 81 81 a So SO; rye flour 80 56 SO g.
Grain all kinds scarce Sales of 800 bushels Geneseo
wheat ut 1873 IiO cs very choice is held $50
mixed do 1875 cts Corn fair request, with sales Of
yellow at So 81 cts mixed So SO Cts Oats IS IS
rye 10 cts Pork continues in good request sales
$40 80 $40 rs; beef $40 rs; lard is selling
oi cts.
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lvl supporters for sale by McCLERY 81 CLEMENTS
druggists corner oil 18th street and Pennsylvania Avenue,
whom the genuine only be obtained, The value OF
this instrument well known the medical faculty and
ladies' to require heightened statement they have
IN use many years, aHordng the greatest relief and
fort Testimonials and books, gratis be obtained
above from OF the eminent physicians Of the
United States. Price OF the fine supporters, 50; com.
mon, SIS.
CAunoN.-Be sure to that each instrument contain.
directions with her signature none other gen
uine Mrs. SARAH Belts
May 14-1aw9w III Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-14

The New Jersey democratic State convention closed
its stngs the N III inst We find the following notice
OF its proceedings in the Pennsy lvanian:
The committee resolutions reported SERIES in which
they state that the State will support the nominee of the
national convenon returning thanks officers and SOL
ders for their glorious victories approving of the
the President and the administration; and sympathsng
with the efforts Of Europe free its various Kingdoms from
the shackes of despotsm
The convention then addressed In eloquent and
i'm pressive speech by Gen. Walbridge of New York
The following resolution, omitted by Capt John Nickel
of Camden, was then adopted
Whereas the State New Jersey has been heretofore
frequently and entirely neutrazed in the national conven
for the nomination OF candidates for the presidency
OF the dssonance of the views Of the del
egaes sent by the State those conventions therefore
Rssoped That the delegates selected ny This
ton for the Baltimore convention be requested the
of New Jersey the candidate who shall the
vote OF a majority OF the delegates
The convention, after transactnz other local party
suanG smsa, then adjourned, with the be-, feeling and
harmony.
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Hon. JANIS BUCHANAN.

ONE LESS WHO CANDIDATE THE rRrsIprNcY.-It is
conceded that the number Of candidates for the presden
cy talked of by the wings is at least less since the
able reply Of Secretary Marcy to Gen Scott II is said
that this letter is far dangerous TO the prospects of
Gen Scott than his "hasty plate of soup"N y Globe.
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Gen. Cass's Speech.

We hasten lay before our readers this most able and
saesmanke effort of Gen. Cass in relation to the nro
f''eu pocy OF our government towards Yucatan in the
assent cfcal condition of that country 1t discusses
at we prominent topics connected with that question, in
s'e OF patriotic eloquence and ability which must add
" '"e distinguished reputation of its author We trust
"a' VIII be widely circulated and read with the aten
uoh which IT so well deserves
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-14

Mss CARROLLS's SEMINARY Ssr young ladies
WI in operation street. between Al and 9Th
streets.
An omnibus, driven by a careful person. will start daily
from the west end OF the city, in the eshborhood OF IN
War Department. and from such other points in III
city, or from Georgetown, may DO desired 70 conyev
pa pills to and from the institution. Mavlleodu
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-14

FROM MoNTEREY.--We find the following items in ,be
monterey Gazette of the 18th ultimo: Wv
have heard it confidently rumorcd that the North
Is ordered to Cerralvo, and the com
Res OF the 10th United States infantry now Qnrsoninc
Seay9 are to be ordered here We shall be glad to see
Woe OF the 10th regiment together they will make
over 100 strong. - - Ns 'i"s
nm salo Sentinel represents the health of the troop.
ney cannot elect member to Congress. from ,h, State
guy Wiling TO accept the nomination. The ypvernoy
h uereh another election in May. 1t 10 said krwi.e
STAT. ey cannot succeed in electing member from the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-14

d. " turner OF Illinois delivered his maiden speech in
ca use Oh representatives the 9th instant After
ua somewhat at length upon the inconssten nj
in r.n,rI =, h a'u,udes the wing party had assumed
y" government const,ulionay and morale 70 am y
foreign territory dcloses by repeng the cbarge ha,
qr e PRESIDENT contemplated the conquest q, Msx;oo
Inc speech was, altogether, credtabe to The MAJ, =,
ae e'a'e from whence he comes We regre, that vs
100 much pressed at this time to publish it in our name
having already several others table which pre- cede
=, N ua'e Oh delivery We shall, however, make room
Tor i'as early as our arrangements will permit
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-14

A1- At tho rcqaest Of ctassns Of the Ath
ward public meeting will be held the City Hall on
Monday the 18th instant halfpast O'CLOCK take Into
consideration the nomination of suitable candidates for
mayor and members of the boards of aldermen and com
mon council at the ensuing election. May Ia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-14

% EADY-MADE CLOTHlM0.-Just received in add-
ton to my former stock, large assortment of best
quality resdymade goods: TO suit the season ALo great
variety Of fancy and other goods for rsntemens
which will be sold at very low prices All articles
rented as represented. Only one price. Term cash.
Measures taken and suits made % order.
A. H. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, dooss west OF Browns Hotel
May l4-omwln
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-14

0J-Jackssn Dsmserasss Aasessstssa "A special meet
ing OF this association will bs held Jackson HAIL. on Mon
day evening next, the 18th inst 1t O'CLOCK. .
cd. H. 8. DAVIS,
Maybe President.
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Seventh Ward Noties-The citizens Of the 7h ward
will meet at Island Hail. near Ryand chapel Tuesday
evening, the 18Th instant u O'Clock for the purpose OF
making suitable nominations Tor mayor and members Of
the boards Of aldermen and common council.