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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-27

YOUNG Merchant Tailor, three doors west of
~ Browns Hotel Pepnsylvoni avenue keeps constantly
on hand large and elegant stock Of ready made clothing
In almost every var ETY. and style Of garments Genemen
In want of suit for Immediate may rel, upon getting
goods the best uuaity and made equal 10 The best he
smoke work. All garments warranted represented
Prices very low Also, large and elegant assortment OF
furnishing goods.
Msasiresaken and suits made to order. One price on
", Terms cesh
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H. s D. III. BRO OKS s. co.
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs & vEsTINas

CLOTHS, CASsIMERES s. YESTINGs,
Nos. ll6 and llS Cherry street, NJ u.
CORNER OF CATHERINE.
TTAVE on hand a very large STOCK of
IL Fashionable ready made Clothing, just manu-.
fac,urej, and especially adapted TO the season.
Also, an extensive and compete assortment OF
Fancy Articles. embracing every variety pertsinng
to Gentlemen's wardrobe. Also, Cloths, Cassi.
msres and Hes.ings by the piece, or in quantities
to suit purchasers.
GARMENTS Of every description manufactured
to order in thu best possible manner and in point Of
style not to be surpassed
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TURK satin para.ol. and par..oiett.s.

Turk Satin Parasols and Parssoiettes.
TIVE subscribers have hand large assortment OF
and black Turk Satin, wstered and plain change
able fsrasos and Psrapoets suitable for The incest retail
trade.
Also manufacturing in large quantities their
wellknown super Umbrellas.
Also very great variety Of Umbrellas and Parasols Of
every quality
Jobbsr andconntry merchants win please give cs
ISAAC SMITH 4 co, Wholesale Manufacturer,
oct ~ 2te Pearl 81, n. Y, and % Mix st., Boston
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THE BEST UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA.

ISAAC SMITH X 90 would inform the public, and par.
cnlary their customers whom they have been unable 10
supply for some lime past a they are now Qhty think
able 10 fulfil any order for their SHper bingham Gabrea',
well known as . Smiths Super Umbrellas"
They have also on hand every variety o. Cotton and ting
ISAAC SMITH q co, Wholesale Manufacturers,
No $50 Pearl street. New YORK.
. III I# No 2S Milk street Bogtun, Mass.
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III u sE AND L O II ND FA MILY
CARRYALL FOR SALE.

~ THE subscriber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
HH HOUSE and LOT, ON the south side Of Maryland
Avenue and 9Th streets, sale cheap
accommodating terms lie thinks il unnecessary give
here description OF the property, those who wish
purchase call and examine for themselves.
ALSO, FINE FAMILY CARRyALL, Of lnte style. The
trimmings and in taste. Those who wish pur.
chase VIII find this bargain II be by calling on
the nubscriber, CALEB FARMHOUSE,
jan Maryland Ave, south side between A 4 o SITS,
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ALBION LIFE INSURANCE &C
LONDON AND NEW YORK.

H.. s'as INS7ITETED IN lSE.
NOTICE il hereby given that perso. assured in the Al
N bion from this dale permitted 20 visit Europe, oil
seasons The year. in rstraEs yess-s without any pay.
charge for risk and that their policies shall
remain in full force during such voyages and residence in
any part Of Europe.
Prospectus with modified conditions, rates may he
had on application 10 the agents
~. @ JOSEPH FOWLER,
X. s. BUCHANAN.
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

TINE usual place OF attraction for ENGR4 PISG AND
l. COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re.
moved TO 1th street, tirst door from Pa. nv.,
where the subscriber would be glad have Members Of
Congress- visitors residents and the public generally give
him call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed in the best and ut The shortest notice
Numerous specimens TO be at his Office and the hest
reference given II required. It
JOHN CULLUM
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sOFAsl SOFASll

--.-----S A FRESH supply Of good and cheap
SOFAS Just received at the following
S3ssts45sA pfices-7, y %. 80 ~, 4a and 40 dol.
~ lars, Also daily expected, fine lot Of
Mahogany and Black Walnut PARLOR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS oil OF which will be sold bargains, The
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fellows Hall,
7h street between d and streets.
All in will please call and examine the articles for
themselves. au s. ID. BROWN.
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]. STOUVENEL s. CO.,
No. 90 Gold street and No. 8 John street
near BroadWay,
New " Ork,
NN MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE and
lvR RETAIL DEALERS in
CHLJN.4. GLASS, and LAMPS,
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Candelabras, &c. @ I'LL
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and ali
articles warra nted.
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern,
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail.
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
A MAMMOTH PAPER.
DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS. AGRiCUI.
TURE. SCIENCE. ART AND
AMUSEMENT.

us- This paper Hoe from one fourth n one tnf
Dors him he generality Of 1feo Dollar City Ueekies
j. IA YARD TAYLOR and GRACE GREEN.
IrOOD are regular correspondents Of the Post.
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ernyITUREI rURNITURE.i

/, n The Second street CABINET WAKEKUUMS, NO 10
"A South Second street. L, NOUN having large and
suendid assortment OF fashionable and well made tntT
OK hand comprising rosewood eteieie Sofas; walnut do
mahogany do with plush, saiin damask and fancy hair
and patterns; French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs;
Rocking do; Centre and Pie Tables Sofa Tables DSansi
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension, Dining and Gard Tables
dressing bureaus; WarurobeS with and without mirrors;
mahogany high post Bedseais; French do cured maple
and cherry do; and variety OF others; secreiaryF HOOK
cases marble tops: mahogany WashssndE Hat Racks,
nlain and with mirrors LADIES' Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birth and mahogany
chairs with haIcloh plush and danask seating likewise
cane Chairs Of all pate with an extensive assof
naent of every article In our line Of business,
Country Merchants and others especially inSea 10
call and examine stock of Furniture, every arhcle OIL
which is manufactured by ourselves and will re disposed
Of on the most reasonable terms
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ROCK, SWAN & INGLls,

4 RE constantly receiving
Il Appleton ii inch brown Sheeting; Carroll IA do do
Appleton ~ inch brown Shitings; Carroll 20 inch do 10
Hamilton "a brown and Leached Slcetnga
Do l2i brown aud blesched Slleetngs
DO do do Sheetng5
DO brown, heached, and dyed Canton Flannsla
DO twicd Sbiring Stripes 90 and "a inch; do red Book
ings
Do Series Cotton Dlnnkengs, &c,
DO Prints, new and desirable styles
suffolk brown, bleached and blue Drllinra
Also great variety OF Plaid Jinseye Cloakngs, Cot.
ousdes Apron Checks Gnghams, sc &c, which they Of
fer for sale at No. 81 Pine street
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piano Fort. Mnnumctory and ware ROO,

l31 Thru Avenue, New ork.
1T WORCESTER oaers for sale . large assortment Of
H. choice Piano. Fotes from 10 octavrs IN elegant
Rose wood and Mahogany cases all of Which manuiar
tre under his super, and for sale on reasonable
terms rH
y d,votinc his personal attention to the touch and tone
OF lis npirInenis which have heretofore been considered
uuryapd lie Will endesyor TO maintain their previous
mston anil rcspec fully sotits examination from Pro.
issors, Amateurs and the public.
tOinnodous wareroon lhA recently been added 10 his
nanuartory which viii afford Increased ltcititS In the
selrction Of instruments.
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MARKS q DUyALL,


IIAvE hand Battery Kettles Brass Pals, Plaers
ii and sheet Brass, Tubing Metal German Silver, and
other goods manufactured BY the Wocosille brass Co
Also Riyeis, both Iron and Tened.
wadhnms 4 Co.'s superior Gilt Buttons, including Mill
tary and Naval
Dexiers very superior Knitting and Tidy CoiIonsa Of
which, Agents for the manuiac they Offer for sale
the favorable terms
They are also Importers and Dealers in Pearl buttons
Ivory Fancy Combs Spool and Skein Sewing Cotons,
Shoe and Stay Laces and general assortment Of Fancy
Goods.
Paper Hangings, Window Shades and Up-
hoIstery Goods.
SOLOsIoN HART, 2i3 broadway, are now receiving
y per the various packet ships from England and France
the largest and best assortment Of the above Goods IN the
city all OF which they offer in any quantity, Wholesale on
reia loweprces than can be found In any other Gaia
bslment & IA sta 8sgf ~
Country merchants and others win fnd large assort'
Of Window Shades and Paper Hanglngs Of all the
rous styles and prices and which they requested TO
call and examine. I
FlU SOLOMON a. HART,
Tphosterers and Importers, s4a Brosiway
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
GCAJ.EG.

THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which is felt In the
accuracy perfect adjustment OF these Scales Is such
that they have come to be regarded Ms e standard from
which there is appeal. ..g"
Scales Of the manufacture Of every required mod.
catinn graduated the English, French Spanish, Pori
guesr Chinese standards, for expectation and home
trade, constantly on hand, and for sale by
ocfS FAIRBANKS * co, 81 Water ST.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE. Fare So.
80 ~ l Il S|;' VI VI

MORNING LINE,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND nAITI.
MORE RAILROAD.
Via Wilmington Newark; Ekton IIayrc de Grace SC will,
leave ths depot Eleventh and Market Streets daily eNcrpt
Sunday } = ga NJ
AFTERNOON LINE.
Via New Castle and Frenrhtown.
The steamboat ONO Capt Davis, will leave Dock stree,
wharf, tally. except Sunday, ut IL y. VI
NIGHT LINE. .-,.",
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
will leave ihe depot lt and Marker Streets daily 10
o'clock, a. ". ..y
Tie Mail Lines will leave baltimore for philadelphia al
A. NJ, and r. NJ. per Railroad, and O'Clock. + NJ, hy
steamboat.
SUNDAY MAIL LINE, ,.. ...'
The only Line for baltimore Sunday, win leave The
depot iih and Market street. al 10 4, VI. -
Passengers must procure their tickets before taking their
seats IN The cars.
WHEELING AND PfTTSBURG
Tickets through 10 Wheeling or Psbnrg hr procr.
eil Al the depot, OH board the steamboat
Fare 10 Pittsbug sl2 10 Wheeling tl3.
NoTICE--A baggage by the above lines Is entirely AT
Inc rskf and passengers expressly prohibited
from akDg anything baggage hut their wearing appare
- his Of baggage allowed each passenger
octs-diy GIL HUDDELL, Agent.
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HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE

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LARGEST, cAEApEsTl gEsTl,t
res PAGES IN THE vOLUMEiI
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mOnthiii
This unrivaled Family Magazine universally acknow
lodged by the press as tho best American Periodical pub
ished offers AZ the commencement Of the Sd veume UNI
sul Inducements 10 subscribers Its features hereafter will
be entirely american, including
A"l''o Asir TaeMs PORTRAITS
AMERICAN SKETCHES,
series Of Ennayings from the paintings OF orr best
artists including Cole Gignox, Durand, Edmonds and
others " IN vigorous PREPARATION and The acile pencil
the inimabe
nD-AHN ESEEx
ia now actively engaged in enriching Holden with his
Portraits OF the Public Men or America.
The PonrnAIrs oP DIsrMorIsHED AMKRioAs DiyrsEs
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like skeichen Of their lives and minstry Each number
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TRANSACTIONS,
TOPICS OF THE MONTH,
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As Family Magazine, The Editor Is confident that no
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n Now Is the lime subscribe as those sending first
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TERMS FOR lsi9-tIN ADvANCE)
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month for the coming year.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.
MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues Of the Sar.
l SPARTA, Dandeon Wild Cherry and several other
ELotic Plants whose wonderful curative properties al.
together unknown except 10 the author of
HASLEYSS FOREST WINE '@..: ..t. Ne
II Is well known 10 good chemists, that all vegetable sub.
stances contain less deleteros properties well
medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which
used together IN every root plant and blossom, remain
nseparabe In the exacs obtained by the usual method
Of boiling, &C. rendering all medicines thus prepared inert
and in many cases either injurious altogether useless
This accounts In great measure for the nefcency Of
many medicines In curing the diseases which they profess
10 cure. ,e'4
1t very different with Hasleys Fbrest Vine by means
Of wonderful chemical apparatus Invented the express
purpose OF manufacturing this article the entire virtues
the most valuable combination Of pana ever discovered Is
obtained pure and free from every property but those which
act In unity and harmonze with the constitution Of the hui
man frame This renders the Fb7esf Wine the excel.
lent and truly valuable medicine In the world both for Its
miraculous power OF curing well as delightful favor
The fbtsf Zine Is most distinguished for Its great eff.
caey IN rneriHg acorto constitutions, and curing gene.
raj III health proceeding from disorders complaints
OF the stomach reT heart and kidneys, including cosfirs.
ness, dyspepsia indigestion ioss IF appetite and debiit
ted stale Of ne system, free Of the Forest Wine re-
stores nyals of this class to the robust strong and
vigorous health 1t has also proved useful in restoring In
vals from lingering state after attacks Of sickness
PRICE OIL per bottle for sale Hasley's General Depot
Courlaud st., New York, and by the appointed agents
r. Callan, only agent, Washington City.
Q. NJ Linthieun only agent, Georgetown.
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FRENCH CHINA.
ID. G. a. ID. HAVILAND,

t.ss .:#,..-, No. ~ JOHN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving goods In
| usual assortment among which are:
800 Dinner Sets Some verv rich
1000 Tea Sets, os Wy 'teh
900 pairs Vases for Mantel Ornaments e
500 pairs Rich Coiees
Gard Baskets, Candestlcks, &c. ..
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TILE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, BY
recent acl OF HE LEGISLATURE is authorized TO take Ma
rlne and Fire Risks underline nav tile OF the NEW YORK
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
naId all 10 losses in MILL dccasoned by the great fires
is5 and isi5 and possessing full Capital Of 100000 with
surplus aforg ample security 10 all persons making Ma
rinr and Fire Insurance Kigks Will be taken faVora
Sic terms as other similar Institutions application the
Office Of the company, No y Wall street. adjoining The
.~~' DIRECTORS.
Oliver II Jones Joseph n Lord
Samuel s Iowaud William Spencer #.
Samuel G. Harriet Jubal Terbeli
Horace Brooks George Lovet
John Clapp Cons Vanderbilt
Walter r, Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas ii Mia Isaac n. Seymour
Hamilton Blydenbirgh Israel Corss
Oliver h Twesdy Josiah o. Law
Walter X. Jones' jr John L. Andrew
Andrew A. Pilot John Even s..
Abraham b Da,ia Charles Mniurn
liuratio " StebbinE
o. IT, JONES, President
n UspREHuI Secretary 4 F..
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4 PREMIUM OFFER.

The post. office Of any town in the Union from
which we shall receive the greatest number of sub
scribers TO Godoy's Ladys Book, during the year
between the first OF December, lgi9 and the first
of December, 1850, Che Magazine to be mailed 70
such post-oce OF TO subscribers through ~ snail
been titled TO continuance Of the whole nnmoer OF
the subscriptions graiitously for one year alter the
expiration Of the year for which their subscriptions
shall have been paid.
The Magazine will be continued on either, TO the
subscribers themselves. or to the agents through
10 whom The package or packages may be directed
or 10 both, il there should be both In the same town.
as the case may be. address
With any newspaper giving the above few In
sertions we will exchange.
Our agents are informed that those sending In
their orders first will be first supplied in case the
edition threatens 10 run out.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The "Blade Is edited by William Matthews, Esq,
trio as an editor. capital weekly, one Of
the best papers received at this oice.N. y. Spirit
of the Times.
The keencst "Blade' Of all Down East.--Maine
Farmer E
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A Prime article Of VANILLA BEANS on hand, and
~ for sale CnARLES STOTT, Druggist,
corner Of 7ih street and Pa, avenue
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INDEIIDLE INK without preparation, Al % CTS per box
i For sale by CHARLES STOTT,
Druggist and Apothecary
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OPINIONS OF THE

ADDRESS "MATTHEWs, STEVENS g. Co,
No 1854 Washington street, Boston, Mass"
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TERMS:

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Weeping over Jerusnlem the Opening Of The Scpul-
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preferred TO the newspaper plates, we will send
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Mrs Grey's or Mrs. Pickering's popular novels.
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p osE WATER put upin ss'.s q u Size. For Gals BY
~ CHARLES sToTT,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-19
Philadelphia Market.

Monday April l6, IS49.
The market is frmer for all descriptions of
breadsiuffs, and The stocks light, with nothing
pressing on the market. There were sales Of
about 500 bbls. Flour, early in the day, al 81
S74 per bbl for common brands, and later, 500
bbls. Rye Flour rs steady at 1878. Sales
of Penn'a Corn Meal at $3.50 per bbl., and a
small LOT of Brandywine al S2.62 10. There
is a moderate demand for Wheat, with sales of
$4,000 bu. white, for export, at l04c. per bu
Red Wheat is held at 96alO0c. Rye is scarce
at 56a5Sc. per bu. Corn is better with sales
of 3a40O0 bu at 54c for good yellow, and la
ter in the day al 55c. Whiskey is steady al
| &c. in hhds, and 20c.-in bbls.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-19
Playing the Deyii.

We were good deal amused a, an anec.
dOls we heard The other day, of cengn
preacher whose calling cou6ped him wihin
|he limits of old kentucky. He had preached
his parish many years, and of course run
fhor of the eloquence so much needed TO keep
Fs hearers awake and astonished Lei him
preach ever so well now. 1t made no difference,
4 hey had got used to him and used 10 sleeping
fnd sleep they would TO his great annoyance.
n last he hit upon an expediens 10 bring 'em
p Standing, as The saying Is. He procured a
knalI tin whistle, which he took with him into
fhs pulpit, and afier taking his text and bla-
Ping away" uniil his lungs were sore and his
bearers all comfortably DOING and nodding ap-
1OVal 10 each other, he suddenly drew il forth
fnd gave shrill toot-s-toot. In an instant the
fhOIe congregation was awake and upon their
|es, staring at the minister, Al each other, and
FoNdering what in the name Of pickles and hu.
Pnsn nature, as Sam Slick says, was to come
Fsx+ You're a set of smart specimens OF
humanity. ain't you l"said The divine whistler,
\ he slowly gazed around on his aslonished
FS'embage. " When ! preach the Gospel to
F0u you all 60 10 sleep; bu, the momen. 60
L playing the devil you're all wide awake, up
' 10 coming like rush of hornets with pole
/ Iheir nest ~ Worchester Telegraph.