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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
JAMES CUMMING

Fsprr and. Agae Dr. Townsend's Snrsapar.
ria is unequalled in OF tile Chilla mud Fever
and Aguc, The following letter ia the nnly one
of hundreds TINT we huve received lroln the South
,,nl Wcai nI Iilfa nhnract,.r .rEa.. .tF
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Consumption Cured

Cleanse and Strengthen. CORsNmPtion can be
cHrcd, Bronchitis, CoasUmpiioH, Liner Cam
plq,m. Coids. Coi0rrh, COUghs, Asihma. Spit.
fiRg 0C Biood, Soreness tD hc Chest, Hcctie
Ffnsh, Night Smcais, DsGcHH ar Projnse Err
peetOralioA, Paia in He Side, Sc hd0e been
and can be cured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

Corner Of Filth and Race, Cincinnati
Also, by BURY & BECK, Lancaster, Fairfield
County, General Agents; Ashbaugh & Besry. Bre-
men; Glendenning & Corner, Winchester W. W.
tlite. Lithopolis: Girls, & Pickering, Pickefngton
A. & E. Mithoff, Lockville; w. F. Bteck, Carroll'
Leonard 4 brother, Basil, N. Beatty ( Go. Bal
timore. John Woodysrd, New Salem: e. Kalb,
RushvllIe Daniel Hawkins, Sugar Grove.
February 2, Ie4S. -f 7Sef
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

For sac, Wholesale and Retail by c. s, Birdsall.
Cincinnati; George Kaufman, lancaster G. Nc
Fadden, Rashviilr; D. B. Riudhart, Litkopolis;
Baltimore.
February Q, ls4s ss 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

1TThe Genuine will be enclosed 10 Witt
Wrapper and Splendid Steel Plate Eugrave,
Label. For sale Wholesale BY
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
AAW NOYXOE.

JOHN GARAeHTY, WILLIAM E,FINcK
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

ny other articles, anch as Suspenders Gloves, Silk
Pocket and Neck Handkerchief. Italian Silk, ex.
ira sizes. Jenny Lind do. Stocks, Collars, Rosoms,
Cotton Hose, Umbrellas, travelling Bags valises,
Guod Years travelling suits.
All of which we will sell at the lowest Phila.
dolphin prices.
I.Y-Recoilrct NE Cheekered Store opposite tke
Hooking PaRey Bank,
CoULEHAN g. co. .
Inncnatar Mnr II IRdq
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Splitting Blood.

New York April 90. l847 .--DN. TowEsENn.--
/ verify believe that your Sarsnpnrllla has been
the means, through Providence, Isnving my lille.
] have Tor several years Ind bad Cough. II he.
cane worse aud worse. Al hsl | raised large
quantities Of blood, Ind night Sweals. mud was
greatly dcbililatcd and reduced, and did not ex.
pect 10 live. have only used your SarsapnrIu
"a short time, aud there has u wonderful change
been wrought IN me. am now able 10 walk nil
over the city. rise no blood. and my cough has
loft me You call well inmgine that | am ilnnk
iul for these results Your obi servant.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

Fordhhm, AugusI I3, IBI7. D. IomR'eRd--
Dear Sir; have little girl seven years oi age,
who has been seyeul years afflicted with Fits
we tried almost every thing tor her. hut without
SUGGEST at lust although VIZ could lud no recon.
mendalon ~ our circulars for cnses like hers we
thought. us SHE wns in very dcllcats health, WI
would give her sume Of your Snrsaparrilhn, aud
are very glml we did, for il not only restored hel
strength, but she hus hnd no return ul the Fits, Il
our great pleasure aud surprise. She il Inst bc
coming rugged und hearty, Tor which we lee
gTnteiul. Yours respectfully,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
LOOK INTO THE
G r E A + w EST e r N

VXTE have received. and will continue week
wv ly To receive fine assortment Of al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
10 cases Of General Debility and want
Of Nervous Energy.

DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparln iuvigorates the
whole system permanently. To ihose who have
lost their muscular energy 10y the effects of nali-
cine or inJiscretiun committed in youth. or the
excessive indulgence of the passions and brought
on general physical prostration of the nervous
system. lasslulc want of ambition. limiting SEN
sations premature decay and decline, hnSlrning
towards that fatal disease. Consumption. can he
entirely restored by this leaSnn, remedy, This
Sarsaparilla is far superior Ia auy hDigorafng
Cordial, as il renews aud mvigornles The system,
gives activity 10 the limbs. aud strength 10 The
inuscuarsysiem, in mosi extraordinary degree.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

blank 6ubp@nas
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

as proof OF cuTeB In this distressing class Of Complaints
See pamphlet Al broken dopH, dsbhatsd constitutions
from the effect OF mercury, will find tie brncing power OF
this article TO act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eTadcaied fiom the system.
7As " distnt propsrss which compose this article.
manifest themselves particularly in the application Of the
compound for the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph For ceaturss ther has been used IN
lks norfh NJ Enrous. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

OF the passengers transported during the past year
1900 we're through and 90 77s were way The largest
receipts were In October when they reached ST. 452
The company own 20 engines, IL passenger cars and
531 freight cars
The amount expended and charged to construction
account was $1sl1 ,o7s, Of which $4s7,4o4 was for
grading $7620e0 for superstruoture SIS 9s7 for loco
motives Sis OIL for Within the year spacious
freight and passenger depot Zone sfhe largest md most
magnificent in the United sts in the lower part Of
Detroit has been completely also very large and com
modious machine shops The old track has been, and
being, rebuilt, and strsitened In many places along
the route between Detroit and Kalamazoo. The road
has been extended from Kalamazoo to Niles on the st.
Joseph. II will Be completed to New Bafslo on Lake
Michigan, by the nrst day Of May. Nearly the whole
Of the cid track has been re.laid with heavy rail,
and the balance win be At the earliest possible period
The average number Of men employed In operating
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

the read and connected with the
psrtnsnt. has been sos The number OF miles run by
passenger train 10 lol $685. BY freight train lis oes by
gravel train, 1i6 Sill
The Auditor Of the State Of Iowa. In bis report to the
Legislature says that the aggregate amount Of pro-
perty taxed within the State, Is $14449 s2o-whish as
~ mills on the dollar. yields Of $sel2o O5
for State purposes, being increase upon tie re-
venue Of 1S47 Of Sll 800 16.
or tax levied In lss7, amour hitting to $A 732 &c. the
Of 3o2 0o remains uncoeoed and for the years
prior to ls47, under the territorial assessments,
$3,9o3 as.
Tho amount Of warrants drawn and outstanding, 10
$22 6Sl o. which shows the present liabilities Of the
State. The probable for 1s4s is estimated at
$22 o51 81. This with the payment Of revenue due
prior to 1S4s will release the State from al debts ex
cept the loan payable In 1857
The number Of acres, 7o4 valued at So o3l sos
Horses over years old 81 $50 valued at 1922 946 Nsst
cattle, over two years old 1880 valued at s72a 1885,
Mules and asses ever ono year old, las, valued ct
$66S 43. Sheep, over six months DID, ia 62s, valued
ct Hogs six months old ITO 1888, valued
at $2l5, 361 Increase In value for 1s4s $2873 935
The report Of the Auditor Of Kentucky gives the
annexed statement Of the most important items Of
property in the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS,
~>~~>~>>~~~~~>>~~~~>N~~~,
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
TO Pnparat Ons Of the New Administration.
The CA BINET.
dscs &c. &c.

WASHINGTON, February "a, I34y.
evening Stafe'nent-1he NeS Cabimt-Jb. p,..,
dent Elect at Dtw~er-1hs Procedures If Ca
gress, &c.
We learn that Old lack has made up his cabno,
to-day: Abbott Lawrence for the Navy; Crawford.
of Georgia. for The War Department; Blnney, for
the Treasury if he will accept Caleb b. Smith.
Of Indiana, Postmaster General. The Home De-
paItment has yet to be provided for. The House
bill creating II, has yet to pass the Senate. Next
to the State Department, the Treasury 1t will be
the most important department OF the government,
comprehendlng the Patent Office, the Lind Office,
'he Indian Bureau, and the Pension Ofios.
va Jack and Mr.. Fillmore, and Col BLISS. were
among The guests at Mr.. Winthrop's dinner this
evening Mr. Winthrop has given his dinners
esuia,y curing the session, and they are much
| PaIs~u 'or Tile refined intercourse and the
eegaht conversations winch have characterized
mem. va Iack was quite lively; and although
Sn,s,a pan J,o nenow Tor every day." they are
mas lived most OF his life the fro tiers. but he
has the hang of an old camralgner IN the nsaees
oil civilized lie. lie Ia modest but not easily dis
concerted Look at HIM critically, and Won see
there IS some hing in hum more than the first glance
would justify.
the interesting proceedings of the two houses.
see your reporters reports. The Senate are long
way behind, and yet they make slow progress in
the work on hand OF course some Of II will bs
botched in the hurry OF the last night of the SEES
SION.
The advance guard of the office seekers is stead
lily multiplying, and we begin to apprehend the
IL is SAID that Old lack will commend the
Clayton compromise In his inaugural, or some
compromise OF the negro question. In any event
he must prepare for the pr0viso. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

Increase in value In four years. ...... $ll7s9272
The increase IL chiefly In the returns Of personal
property The aggregate value Of personal property
embraced in the assessments for 1s4s Is s32 $685.
the number OF Of land assessed In l848 was 10
3o9l the value Of land in lsas $50 200 4s tho
value Of Improvements such farm buildings fences
titled lands &C., &C.. $24 0ss 074 the value of town
lots and buildings in 1913 was sI4,s92,lse.
The ncrease in the value Of taxable property during
the past four years has been nearly equal to the az
gregate indebtedness Of the Sta and the revenue Of
the treasury, from the present valuation Of taxable
property Is sufficient to meet all the demands upon 1t
Tor government expenses and interest on tho public
debt as 1t now stands. In the event of taxable pro-
perty In Indiana increasing annually tho rate OK.
hibed In the above comparative statement the rate
of taxation for State purposes will b. rsdu,sd
and the people relieved Of portion of their burdens
indiana securitieIhave improved very much in market
value within the past six months and there Is no
on why those provided for by the State should not
command prices equal to those Of any other State
nj uilar character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
Domestic mlsceIl.uv.

cemmttee Of the .nDsyivspis Legislature has re-
ported bill favorable to the repeal Of the usury laws
The smoke house OF w Barber, at st Louis, was
destroyea by IRE on the 18th Hlt. Loss 81 OOO
-Four men found l2x pounds Of gold In MON ooun-
~, N. c.. on the 18th and 10th ult. Doubtful.
One-bslf Of the village Of Minktown, Pa, was Dc.
streysd by IRE on the night Of the 18th ult.
Five persons were poisoned not fatally In
on the 2zd ut by arsenic having beer thrown among
tAeir FOOD while In the course Of preparation.
resolution has been In roduosd In the New Jersey
Legislature, to present . sword to General Scott
Herr Drssbseh. With his amin sls, 10 ct the Walnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Antonio Sibck, convicted, at New Orleans of
piracy and the murder Of James Chsppel ON board
the ship st. Louis, Vera Crus, the 9th Of
9th Of April next.
jose Fsraldo Cartlcz was killed tho 18th ult, by
falling from the topsa yard Of brig, In James River,
Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
WE ace pIsIhED TO STATE raAr MsA rsAvcEs
m oTINR:-TaE CELEBsAveD MoNsIsUR ADRIEN
OAAI1k'OlkN IN.

NO1ICB.-PILOT AND ZINE NAVY BREAD, SUITABLE
for the Cal oria sa At the lowest price
IL quantities to suit pm, ohassrs. by
WEEKS Il DOUaLAss. No. Is south'st.
CALIFOkNlA DAGCEkREOrYrEa PERSONS ABOUT
~ to visit California. and DESTROYS thor enesees
with their fiond would dc we'll call Bradya as ana
~ broadway where BY
dtops to bur faithful and kenssses may be
obts,nsd ~ III hortest notice "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

looPy.
Posr OSYIcE DEPARTMENT
CONTRACT OFFICE
o., sd February. lS49 }
You will please notify the public all let
ana papers to BE- sent by the English American
must be delivered into the Office York
dsy nailed 81 or teiore design New
post once and st tsose delivered the
yer Jeney City, the pscset its from
wharf, will IN all cases DO refued by the packet
Respectfully.
Your Vbedieut servant.
(Sis aed) s. X. HOBBIE.
- LIST Asst p. NJ Gen.
PosTNAsrER,
New York. NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE MEM
"A bert of the German 500 ETY. New York held At st. Mathews
tmch, Hsb ~ l49 Messre L. Burchard q. L. II, r.
noo,e KarOk Coo. <. gunlardr H. Lndwg A RodewA'd
r. H. sAckm, Sci acher and W. suss elected
Office OF the socisy and subsequent meeting February
a. said ocer ected themselves for Preside Mr. Geo.
E. RuLhsrd Vice Pesd Mr. A. Rodewad; Secretary Mr.
b. IudewiG Tresaurr VI r. Schumacher Bv order Of
the President. HERMANN K. LUpEW 10, Secretary.
CARD-R. HOE Il CO. INFORN THEIR FRIENDS AND
~ tho public that their repsirig full operation
1t 70 and 81 Gold usual office for
At 5 Gold where all orders will be promptly
ATTENDED to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02


a. dams q ras s esas4srr.a sisr
sysn. s is x.i.:s ": 1877 s e.:
eiSe e hs~s As1 M on Lx.
TsG%R: s. i:ss.: cssis.s.s rs ss"i "a Il
!Ass.Dspl n; vsans; Disssry Jcsd.a; Pcs.lsia u,
NJ FL s o s1z Sss:
% O'Clock; commenced ATT.
CHAMFsAUs NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE eHArHAx
kk!'i .ta 81 re ss i'': III ds%.
R%,o A'sIss: ~. Toe os%.r Mr. g.. sss Sr
H. ss,Ss S.a:s.s H n, ":
ns.s.y,r TO susa.sis Po0s rI.LI
S0DpPYxar n osddy. Mr. ~ Chapman: v.pt yseuss!s.
rs q Chapman; Boz 49,: Pit. i,Ts Dssrs spsa.s *
BROADWAY cIsCys. ssoAowAY. NEAs srsIse sr-
- Friday evening. March 3 the entertainments will
sss r s
ss thou: hSs'sss a'
s s ia issSsis
si W. Bsniss sn SsnSs r. xyna W. x Sns
Grow ~, Dan Gardner Admsdon sAs hsuss
s: @ ZEE sisF s.sa =
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two ssss 10. .
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.ys, sa. .n further nosise ,,roassi.s s.oh
surs:sus vssss 1a:ss IS
Door open a. 7-Conoer to commences 81 ocoek An AZ
enoon Concert Saturday oommenoing 81 ooook NJ
saysrand Director. Z. r. CHRtSTY.
WE AFE DRsIRED TO STATE THAT MA rRAVcEs
KsxBLE Bun EGs shakespeare readings will DO gives for
ths ext four weeks Tuesdas tn rdas and Saturdays
the Stu, vesapt Institute In addition these 81 will Mon
day morning each week. 1T ~ O'clock give Reading tho
fame psce for tie convenience OF those who fer the dav
the evening The frat Reading - be gwen already An
haohs The play will he MACBETH Tickets can heuosorth
DO had IT Mr. Lohu Jauor Of the Inute the Irving
House. the Astor House and Francis Book Tickets ST.
NJ OTICE-TaC CELEBRATED MONSIEUR ADRIEN
~ Will give the first Of his novel and extraordinary perform
snces on Monday event. at half past O'clock the
Minerva koom AUG Broadway Among experiments Mona
Aden vii, the suspension Of lady sursane BY
the his suspension no has rmed
about % successive 1t probable that all
PEOPLE New Yorh will desire this permen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 1870.
aspect of dGaiys this Event~g.


Busy times town. People crowding int
Villard's to see Old luck. Old lack little more
spry and cheerful. Mr.. Clayton busy with him, in
manufacturing a cabinet. Two names decided
upon to-day. Not authorized to say who they are.
Committee of Congress waited upon Old lack to
tell him the votes had been counted, and that hs
was elected. Mr. Jefferson Davis did up the speech
OF the committee Old lack replied with his
usual dl1idence and modesy. All right. Old
lack and Mr. Clayton waited upon President Polk
to-day at the White House. They found his *
cellency busy packing up his trunks, and the bog
William was singing In the yard.
" How happy are We,
Joyous and free,
Fixing things to travel,
To the State OF Ton nessee"
Both houses to- day, however, shovel and tongs.
have been wasting away their precious time In
metaphy steal discussions of the negro question.
The debate IN the Senatr, OF five or Blk hours,
upon single abstraction or Two, as thin as cob
web, WAS very mOnOtOnous, and good tor nothing;
and their whole work OF Mr. w alike y provisi onl
government tor California, the result OF a weeks
hard labor among them, will be chohed off Ia the
| House by the provlsO, so that the Senate will
have to abandon their experiment, or agree to
the defeat ct the Civil and Diplomatic Ap-
preparation bills. But the House will either
| reject the amendment OF the Senate, OF
| stick the provisO to il, we have not doubt. Ia
either case, the Senate have expended a week for
nothing. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be published at nine O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Its contents will be exceedingly
interesting, embracing OF the closing scenes Of
Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

1847, 254,7l8,ls3
inoresSo IN 1880. ........... $t8lSl,6l3
The total revenue In 1848 $42s 1873; In lsi7,
Ss9946s; increase In 1s4s. $2s7o9 Total number Of
qualified voters in 1s4s lso8l2i In 1s47 sOs4s do.
crease in 1s4s, 1888
The Canal Bank Of Cleveland was examined under
the instruction Of Auditor Woods and his asso states
on the S0th Of Jan. The bank has . circulation Of
$62664. and coin only to the amount Of $824O 49, Il
Is due depostors SIT 4e1 So and otherwise - 900
Among its resources couated Eastern deposites
(Which the banking law most improperly makes viva
lent to specis0 to the amount Of $s5 SAY TO- But this
is said to be mere kite ,ing business, having no
Value In it, and Of the capital stock nominsy $50 eOO
only SIT 600 has been paid In State bonds to the
amount Of $64,s6s e. deposits with the State
Treasurer As collateral security should tho concern
break.
The Auditor of the State Of Indiana in his report to
the Legislature gives tho annexed exhibit the vaua-
ton Of taxable property in the State
VALUE OF TAXABLE PRorHRrV-SrArs OF INDIANA,
l84S.
Value Of real and person.
al estate taxable. .Is45. .$1I7 1617l4 Increase
1S46.. 1l9 93l, 1879 77694 ass
I" 184Y.. l24 6lO AL 4.6I9 2l2
1S4S.. 12s ,960,9s6 1850, 5a5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

GOMMERClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, March l-6 p. M,

Quotations for .tock to day very unsettled, and
tho market was not so buoysnt previously noticed.
At the FIRST board Ohio 81 advanced \ per cent? Far
mers' Loan, ~ Morris Canal, a. Erie Bonds fell of
"a; Canton Company, u; Erie Railroad, u; Harlem,
KkReadipg Railroad, u; New Haven \. All others
closed at prices current yesterday.
At the second board the sales were to moderate
tent and the closing prices about the those
ruling In the morning There appears to be lull in
tho MARKET but the bears do not succeed in making
much Impression in prices. Ths money market Is .
ltts stringent, which Is caused principally by
the fact that several days havs been crowd
cd into enc in consequences Of the shortness Of the
month just closed. It Is anticipated that Saturday.
he Sd inst will be pretty tight day among the
chants and that considerable shining will have to be
prsoticed to make all right by O'clock but upon the
opening Of the week all will be essJ again. The sub
treasury slowly sccumulating coin, but the govern
ment cannot hold on to 1t long. The importations
during the past few days have been large, and the de-
nnand for specie to pay duties, may, for day or two
DO larger than usual but all this will be over and
1t Is the prevailing impression, that after this week,
the money market will DO easier than 1t has been for
years.
Quotations for foreign exchange are steadily settling
down. The demand at present is not very active for
sterling bills and We quote the best In the market at
Yak per cent premium. Bills on Paris We quote at
81 IS ST. 321<; Hamburg 34x q IS; Amsterdam, 39tS
a3eZ; Bremen, Tx IS.
1t would be well for holders OF Illinois Internal I'm
rrovement bonds and scrip, remaining unfundsd, to
have them funded by the agent Of the in this city,
before tho 10th March ins the time limited by law
expires on that date, after which the interest
on al outstanding bonds ceases. The fundsbs
bonds will be funded whenever they are pre-.
scented after that time; but they will only draw in
terest from the date Of the funding It's therefore,
Important to holders that they should present them 1t
the earliest moment It Is equally important to the
State that all evidences Of its indebtedness should be
presented that the total amount OF liabilities may be
known.
The receipts and expenditures Of the Central Rail-
road Company, Of Michigan, for the year ending No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

Fire ArmsI-Fire Arms!-J0ssph d Hart,
IMPORTERS manufacturer d. description Of
re Arms Also agents. tor sale OF Norhs ssbrated
CArtnes caed by sa Thev load ct the brooch, aud
are better adapec for the Cahrn trade than
Very portable barrel. orly "a mshos warranted sheet M
yar1t an be ondcd with pdty, with either
bs Light In wtsh highly valued BY the United Btss
army and navy. For sale low. by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
Interesting Ceremony Between the Cen
gressl0nal COMMITTEES and Gen. Taylor

From the National lnteligencsr, FEB 20.
The joint committee appointed by the two houses
Of Congress to nosts to General Taylor Official
infor natisn Of his election to the Prsljsnoy waited
him for that purpose on Monday last, when the
Hon Jefferson Davis tf the Senate, chairman Of the
JOINT COMMITTEES, addressed the General fellows;
SIN We have been deputsd by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the Congress OF nted
States 'hcal.y to inform you that they have In the
provided In the constitution asosrtsine tnst
you have been legally and oonstituto osy elected to
iii the oce Of President Of the United states for four
years ts cmmenee with the fourth day Of March lsto;
and present TO you your certificate OF election 81
proclaimed by the Vice PRESIDENT Of the ntsd states,
on the seoond Wednesday Of February OF the current
year.
In conveying to you this evidence Of the high conf
dsPcs repostd BY the people ofthe Usted Ssess
hope that you may and In he chief nsgiseraoy the
honor the gory the which should wait upon
patriotism, and now from . nations property.
Many causes, such difference OF pursuit. Ut circu n
stAnce OF eduoaSicps or VI mental chsrsoterisIic1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
DANCING.

INAUGURATION NI0HT.-rHE BALL or rHs NEW
Yeh Hussars will ake place tho Apollo Saloon. Moo
day evening next March 9Th Tiohets 81 may
ing places franklin bouse Rainbow peekmsu street
t. IL Akns 200 Greenwich sxcot HarriA IL Maidsa Lana