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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-13

Edward simms, ESQ., Of rhis city, is so strongly
recommended for the Office Of Commissioner Of Pub.
lie Buildings by the ciiizens generally of the District
that Il Is believed the appointment will be conferred
upon him. lie would admirably Gil II Potomac
Bali. Patriot.
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March 10, 1919.
IN TIE PETITION or WILLIAM STEELE, or NEW
" ORR, praying Ior the extension OF patent granted TO
sad william Steele, for Improvement IN making brush
~. for ren years from the expiration of said paen
which takes place On the seventeenth DAY VI August eish
tern hun,ired and forty -nines g-iTf
u Is ordered that the said petition be bcar Al The Patent
Office The Ia Monday ~ Ans,st ntx AZ W O'Clock. m
aud all petsons notified 10 appear and show "
they have, why sad petition uns nM % ns granted
EDMUND nURK,
FfaiEA Commissioner u Patenfs
Mar ll-iaw3w ~ fNtr
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tss-The Mobile Register, dem, wants to
know whether Gen. Taylor has any revcr-
ence for the Sabbath. We believe, he has
none 10 speak Of.
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On city was vsiled by two rather desrictive FIRE.
last night. The first destroyed Whiten's dry goods
store, which was insuredi and The second entirely
burnt out Wallace Lyon g Co.'S glnss worfs--In-
suzanne OF The IatIer % The amount 81 s. 600
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I observe an estimabe gentleman Of my acqlsln.
lance here Today, Glen. PETER SgES SMrrn, Of Phi
lsdelpha. lie isup for Collector OF the Port OF Phil
adelpha; and no better appointment, or more judi.
cous and expcdicnt, could be made by the new
Administration. Wdsh. Corr. Ceca Wing, ma.
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Executive communications were received, sup
posed TO lie the nomination Of Afr. Pendleton ms
minister 10 Chill and Mr.. Brady, as Second Audi
tor
The Senate then went into short Executive ses-
sion on the case Of Gen. Shields. The report on
which has not been made public, but II is believed
to be unanimously agains, him. Vash. Corr. Bal
thaore Patriot Inst erening.
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GEs. PrrrR S. SaIrn Is spoken OF for Collector
Of the Port Of Philadelphia. The General is q noble
hearted man. He was very active and efficient in
the canvass for Gen. Taylor, and should, az an adj
mirng friend Of his. be highly pleased at sccng him
appointcd -. SnolehM MI. iShisld.
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idsnf who win think md act for himself There IL
much more frmness In him than has yet appeared
20 The world; and the future Is pregnant with events
That he IL man Of strong sense no onccan deny -
U'ishinsfon Cor. 81 NE Pal. Ledge.
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The administration begins by stamping black
and bliserng alsehood upon the professions made
the people TO secure ihrr sufiagea. II promised
moi 10 be ultra Wing, until mn over creduous pco-
pie trusted II with power, and now Its first act ere
and reveal Itself as ultra Wing. bloomsbury, Pa
Star Of The North, Dem.
This is specimen Of the warfare which
our opponents have begun to wage against
the administration! The black and blister
ing falsehood Of which the Star Of he
North speaks is upon its own tongue.
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1s-The Senate sat but short time yes
terday, and, il is understood, received sew
eral Executive communications.
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The members Of Mr.. Folks cabinet placed bll, k
messengers In their departments, with salaries rang
ing from three TO five hundred dollars per mum,
The Will negroes say that those arc loco ocos and
must go oit.--N. y. Herald.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-13

"a inE SUPPOSED MURDERER. We STATED, on Saiur.
Gay, tiai ayoung man was fonnd moi far fro m The
aquadnct, ON The Virginia side, on Friday with his
,nfoat en- iroin ear 70 ear and Otherwise wounded
eslerday afternoon, thera was n report in town that
me person last seen with him had been arrested In
eIng he murderer
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10. Mr.. Crawford, the Secretary of War,
air'ved ntown, last evening, and took lodg-
ings at Wizards Hotel.
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/. WATcn RETURNS, March H. Charles Mathews
Tree colorcd,. fighting In grogshop Committed 10 :
work honse for 30 days
Zachariah Beach and Thomas Dani. dIsorderly,
detained until morning, and discharged.
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We turned Mr.. Polk md the Democratic party out
of power TO make room for Others and that wasn't
considered exactly In the light of prescription. Gen.
Taylor turned ont the old cabineti make room for
new, and that wasn't considered MS prescription.
Or II he did not iurn them out he "sort Of hinIod
around that he didn't want Them which was the
same thing md they left. The Collectors and Post
masters Of Boston, Baltimore, New York and Phila-
delphia III conceded must be turned oui upon The
same plan, and that win not be considered exacy,as
prescription. And now, if the Administration Of
Gen. Taylor knows how 10 give good gifts unto these
great men, how much more should they think Of
those who have fought hard In the ranks and borne
the cheat and bnrnden Of The day n II we are TO
have Wing administration 10 earnest, why moi have
IL fully and entirely so7 Is there any earthly reason
why those who have been inimcal TO Tia cause we
have advocated, and In which We have obtained sue
cess, should have the preference over those who have
been its tried and faithful fnds1 Is there wisdom
such pocyl viii these oflce -holders mol seak to de-
feat the action these principles Of the Wing admin
istraon which Il Is the function Of these offices 10
carry QUIZ To suppose that they will pot, Is TO
suppose them dishonest in their professional pinc.
pie, and ifso then totally unworthy as well as Who'll
" incapable Of performing their dules. The wishes
or the people who decided tho fate Of the government
should be respected as well upon this MS upon other
SUBJECTS hiiadeiphias NeIc.
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pre.Ia.nt or she United states.

Long life 10 brave Old ZAcn, whose master mind,
Gives hope, Joy, safety, welcome TO mankind
A warrior. statesman, farmer Joined IN one
In him We hnil another Washington
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ADAMS 4 CO.'S ExpREss,

Office, Pennsylvania arerne nsa, R.affos,f Deys,f
TUE public are respectfully informed TIA, we continue h,
L express between Washington Baltimore p,,ia
ephia New York, Boston, and Az The primipaI cj,ies ANA
towns for the SAFE anil speedy conveyance 81 merchandise
packages bullion. bann noieE, kt. n II
Particular attention will he pah 10 the , ~, ~
iptnt 81 notes. drafs hils &c. - ~
tisiom.house entries n nosion New yorR pIsdepl,o
terms 7-1N'-''i',.
Our customers and others, ordering rois from The e,st
particularly reqnesfed order b, Adams ss ~
trs.s which wiz ensure their conveyance with great s
Oir express for Richmond, Petersburg and the sn,,t,
esyea daily NJ ~ M, and arrives daily al "A hi m
Our exprfsa run ilr North arrives iy al Ia a. M nn,l
n y NJ, AMI departs daily NJ sr. M " ''''"p'
sb i6-tf PHIirp . BucWgy, Arm,
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rreasnry Department, MnrsI, mol, IsAp.

Religion should be the garment worn NEXT the
iearl--too many people make cloak Of II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20

MANurAcrREs AT DAYTON, OHIo.-A correspondent of
the Columbus Statesman of the 18th inst speaking
of the factories at Dayton, In that State There
are i've Oil mills that purchase from the farmers about
100000 bushels Of fax seed annually, at cost OF
100000, producing $4,000 gallons of oil and 400 900
lbs oil cake and employing In the business from forty
to fifty hands besides twenty coopers to furnish them
with barrels The five iron foundriss give permanent
employment to one hundred hands, and cast annually
nearly six hundred tons Of pig iron The four Touring
mills grind annually from 10000 to 10000 bushels Of
wheat. last and peg factory turn out $40 900
worth of stock yearly which gives constant profitable
employment to twenty five hands and produces every
variety Of goods in that line possessing very superior
finish. Woolen machinery, such carding machines
power looms, spring jacks, sc, are manufactured
Carpets and coverets Of Q great variety Of patterns
and style Of finish made large capital has late
y been invested in establishing linen factory, which
Is destined under proper management, to become
great auxiliary 20 the agriculture Of Montgomery
y as 1t will supply cash market for the fibre of the
flax plant which, up to this time has been away
useless The cotton and woollen factories give
ployment to great Bumber of hands, mostly girls aud
bsys and both branches in hourishing condition
Three paper mills give employment to between forty
and fifty hands, manufacturing nearly five hundred
tons Of paper per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20
Our Phii.dcIphia Correspondents.
PHILADELPHIA, November 10, Il

PHILADELPHIA, November ~, 1919
The Ship 7nsoarora- Wrsck Of the Steamship
Eudora, of Nep Ymk-Ths Markets, $c.
The packet snip Tuscarora IS now In such
situation that it will require great good luck, as
well as good management, to get her of. Indeed,
the chances are as ten to that she will prove
perfect wreck learn, this morning, that she cost
SllO 600 and that she is insured IN New York and
Philadelphia for $25, 900. Her cargo will be saved.
The steamship Eudora, Capt. Barkman, of New
York bound for San Francisco, on Friday night
last went ashore on the west end of Ludlam's
Beach, Cape May. 1t Is feared she will prove a
total wreck. Her crew and passengers were landed
in surf boats
The storm which set in this morning from the North
east has checked out door operations The demand
for flour for shipment still continues limited at pre-
vous rates. Small sales Of rye flour and meal, at
So Wheat in fair demand ut 81 90 to OF for good
and prime red and 81 ID for white Corn Is dull and
prices still show downward tendency; old TO to 81
cents; and new, so cents There Is brisk demand for
sugar and sales Of Cuba and New Orleans at to 81
cents time Sales Of Rio coffee at 10 to I0K cents
Whiskey Is steady at rs cents.
Stocks are dun to day Annexed the sales
First Board shares Norristown Railroad 26L Le-
high Coal Co, rs; $4,000 Pittsburgh 6s, 49, s0s;
share Pennsylvania Bank l0e1a; 500 Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, 67, S9H. Second Bord.-Sl Penn
eylvania S5's seh; $50 shares Reading Railroad is
5000 Schuykill Navigation SIS 49, 4S4; 50 0OO Read
ing Railroad Bosds, 80, 5TA; 25 shares Norrstown
Railroad II; 81 0t0 Cincinnati Water Works Bonds,
's5 95; $4,000 Clue npati Bonds 6's s5 95 81 500 U
8. 6's t7, la $500 State 6's l00h share Manufac
turers' and Mechanics Bank, 20; do Mechanics
RAJ
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Nov. l9-6P. M.
The weather proved very inclement, accompanied
with wind and rain which continued throughout the
day. and checked all outdoor business. The cotton
market continued heavy, and owing to the indsposi-
stion of holders the reduction in prices de-
manded by buyers sales limited, which included,
however, lot for shipment. The -four market was
buoyant for all kinds, with doing in good to
pure and extra brands. Further sales OF Canadian
made in bond, at Saturdays rates. Southern
brands continued dull, and sales limited There
but little doing in wheat. There some demand
for milling tut the terms of holders above their
views. There good demand for the East, with a
fair local demand for distng, &C., and sales espe
cisly of mixed, were pretty freely made. Rye flour
was somewhat firmer, while meal steady. There
material change in rye, barley oats In pork
there affair amount of Gales at steady prices but at
the close, the market somewhat less firm. Beef
continued heavy, especially for country. Lard was
steady with moderate sales. Butter in good de-
msnd especially for good diaries. The unfavorable
weather checked transactions in groceries, and scarcely
any thing doing either in coffee Freghts
remained comparatively quiet, without marked change
in prices.
AsHEs Pots were somewhat frmer with sales of 100
bills at SO "a ST. while pearls were steady at So Is
S63lA.
BRrApsTurrs -F7o.r-The sales for the day reached
6 600 bbs., including fine at 81 81 IS; sour, at
81 l21 81 37k; common State, at 81 ON a 81 70;
mixed Ohio and Indiana, at 81 6s - IS; straight
State and Ohio at 81 rs 81 81 choice State At 81 81
"a sly; mixed and straight Western, at 81 81 a
SIS o. pure Genesee and fancy Michigan, at SIS l2I
So rs. In fansies and extras there more doing,
and prices were steady. Included In the sales
LOGO bbls. Canadian, at s. rs, Southern FioT-The
sales SEQ bbls. of Alexandria and Georgetown at
So rs SIS 371a. Rye Flor-400 bbls sold, at 50 %
SO. Corn Meal-Sales made Of 400 bbls. Jersey,
part on private terms, and the residue at 50 %
So 12a OF Brandywine small sales Of puncheons
were made at SIS so. Wheat-Sales made Of $500
bushels prime white choice article ct 81 o.
Rye-4000 bushels sold at 6od Sic Oats steady
At 40 Ale. for Northern aud 37h IS for Jersey.
Con-The sales reached 3OO bushels at 81 Csc for
Western and Southern mixed; 60 SO for Western
yellow 64c for Southern yellow &c for round white
and Southern white and Northern and Jersey yellow.
Canodtan Peas in fair demand, with sales Of 600
bushels, at roc.
CorroN.-There but little done TO- day, from the
fact that holders unwilling to submit to the reduce
ton claimed by buyers. ON Change, 400 bales were
reported sold subsequently, parcel of 300 bales New
Orleans were taken for shipment Stock in the city,
in all hands, estimated at So 900 bales. We quote
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in the Liberia packet, on the LIST of August. His
letter is dated Monrovia, Liberia, September 22
He states that they arrived safe and all well, the
18th of September, alter a passage Of fory-nine
days He speaks in a most favorable manner Of
the situation OF the colony, so far as he has seen,
and mentions the vast change which has taken
place since his former visit, in 1924. On entering
the harbor of Monrovia, they met British steamer,
which had Just conveyed to the colony the ratified
treaty Of commerce between England and Liberia.
There Is little nothing doing in our markets.
Sales Saturday of 100 barrels Howard street Hour
IS Sales Of yellow corn at $50. 6oc.; and white at
Soc. . 57c
The following were the sales at the Stock Board
turday :-$75 Maryland defd 6's 99A; 20 shares Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, 49h; 10 do, 40,s 20 do
4ex; 90 dc, 40; 25 do, 4S7s
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Political IDfelllUenca.

Col Benton made speech at st. Genevisve, Mo-, on
the 9th nst In which he denounced all who opposed
his traitorous nullifers What he had done
was but as drops to the approaching storm and those
who had hung to his skirts that he might elevate them
to offices and places which neither cd nature edu-
cation ever intended they should occupy, he would
throw of as the impatient buffalo does the green flies
of the prairie
Robert NJ Stewart Register of the land Office ut Sa-
vannah, Ark, has resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20

FArAL POWDER Mu.L EXPLOSION On Tuesday
evening OF last week, Daniel Byerly, native Of
Germany, employed in the powder mill of II. q T..
Henmer, near OrwIgsburg, Pa, went into the dry
house with a laniern and in short time, from
carelessness or Encouragement, the pow der, some
slx hundred pounds, was ignted, and exploded with
terrific effect The building was torn to atoms
and Byery thrown 10 very considerable distance,
whore his mutilated and lifeless body was found
The victim was a young unmarried man.-Bah.
Sun, Nor 10.
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JACKSON VS.. THE U. S. BANK.--Yesterday sim
eular occurrence took place in the District Court,
No. 2, which shows that there is something in
name, though the greatest of dramatlsts seemed to
doubt II. When Jurors were smpanelled TO try the
case OF Jackson VS. the Bank Of the United States,
one OF the Jurors named Andrew Jackson was CALI
ed, whereupon the DEFENDANTS counsel struck the
name of the list. lie did not ike the name
Phi Tunes, Nov. 10.
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THIRp JUDICIAL DrsrRIcr.

Majority for Hogeboom (dem) ........... 103
1t understood that Judge Wright received 102 votes
in Sephentown, Rensselaer, county which are not in
cuded in the above, and that they have been since al
lowed by the county II 80, they cauRot
elect him, unless they amount to than l02,
Greene county gives him but 1l9 majority instead of
128, at fret reported. Hogeboom runs 800 ahead
Of he dem liz lick in the district
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Announcement. Of Births, Marriage, and Deaths are
not inserted unisss duly authenticated and paid for.
r1srrted,
On Monday, the 10th inst by the Rev. MIR Rayner,
Mir. GsoscE Z. MAcK, 10 Miss ArN ELIZA wooLLEr, all
Of this city
ON the 10th inst. by the Rev Doctor Cone, JsMEs
LswRrNcr 20 lps ANetNs eldest daughter Of the late
John Mckenzie, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20

Maj for Cady, (whig). ,626
Judge Cady runs about 600 ahead Of the wing State
ticket in the district
This is the vote the State ticket in Warren
county.
SEVENTH SENATE DISTRICT.
Although strong effort made in this district to
defeat Dr. Brandreth (by which he has run $50
below the democratic State tcket he Is elected by 600
majority, as follows
Rraadr1ih- Delercr- IYhiy
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Died.

On Sunday, November 18th Of epilepsy, Cssotrvr,
wife Of George Butcher
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral at her late residence 27s Walker
street, this morning at half past nine. Her reman
will be taken to Greenwood for interment
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New York State Election

SUPREME COURT.
FRsr JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr-CIrY AND County or New
YORK.
William Mitchell, (whig) 1866
Mitchslrs majority. .................. 800
Judge Jones runs about 200 ahead Of the dsmocra-
tic ticket for State officers
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Maj. for John w. Brown, (dem). 902
This Is the vote the State ticket in Richmond
county and will only differ very few votes from the
Judiciary ticket. MT. Hasbrouck has about
hundred better than the wing State ticket in the dis
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Amendments by the Prssideu

Rosenond de Armas to be Receiver OF Public Moneys
at New Orleans, Louisiana vice Henry w Palfrey,
moved
Woodson Wren, to be Register OF the Land Ofice ct
Augusta, Mississippi, vice John Houze, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20

Average vhig majority in the State al6
The tour defeated whig candidates have an average
majority in the State Of 12sO the four defeated
democratic candidates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20

ssr FRArcrsco-Brig Sarah ABIGAIL from Piymouth-v,
A Brooks and 80 others
san FRsEcIsco-schr Ruby, from Boston-L Corii.s W
Porter, 81 New fsrt; VI Lyman, Timothy lyon. Levi
reugh, Ne.
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Maj. for Brandreth (dem) 900

The Albany .7rgus sums up the returns from So Of
the SO countie in the State; to which, adding the
turns, reported and official from the remaining four
counties and make the following the result on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20

Hon George Evans took his seat with the commits
sioncrs on FRIDAY. The beard did not meet Satur-
day We have seen requested TO notify claimants be-
fore this board that they required TO present
written lst at the Secretary Office % ali papers which
they desire 10 hle.-Na,. I,i,ih.enoer, Nov, 10.
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d ARITImn INTnLLIaE HOE .
Port or New York, Nov. go, Is4v.


sVs 81 s s"Hs morn
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TnE roRH TRhDs ~ JiNctSNArt The Cincinnati
Gote 81 the 18th instant gives the following in rels
t!on 70 the imports and expots Of pork in that city
Since the lst Of September last there have been m
ported TO the city BY river railroad and canal pork
az bacon lS9 hhds 90 tierces; sl5 bbls During the
period latt year the impores were Of pork aud
bacon lob hhds $50 bbls pork ia bulk, 1875 6JS lbs.
The exports in the same time this year have been.
pofk ard bacon, 24g9 bhds, Las tierses $3.50 bbls
pork 10 bulb 600 lbs Last year for thi, period the
exports we're, OF polk aud bacon, ll3o hhds al
ueices, 3sS6 lbs pork in bulk, lis 40l lbs.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20
Return of the California Escort.

> We learn, from the Fort Smith Hetald, that tho escort of the California emigrants, under the com mand of Capt Nancy, had arrived at For, Washita They bring with them the melancholy intelligence of the death of Lieut.. HARRISON. He was mur- dered on the Colorado, in Texas, by band of Tom kaway ludians A letter from Colonel MnEs, the commanding officer at Washta, states that lon their way in, niisr they had camped, It. II. rode short distaace 10 look at the country, and, remai ing out too long, search made for him in tho direction he went, when his body was found, pier cod with bullet and several arrows--baving been murdered by some of the wild Indians of the pra. ries, who had doubt been following the escort for number of days for the purpose of plunder and murder
 The Herald, in nlIuding to this unfortunate event. says:
 He was unusually beloved by the officers and soldiers of his regiment. here is general expres- sion Of sorrow at the news of he death of this young officer. He had enemies"