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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-02
TO MERCHANTS AND MERCHANT
TAILORS.

TO MERCHANTS ANp MERCHANT
TAILORS.
HENRY MARKS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DLALLks IN
SILK AND NOOLLEN GOODS,
No. II Pearl street, Cincinnati o.,
MO ULD invite the attentlono Merchants ard
w Merchant laIlors TO their large and. elegant
assortment oil Cloths, Cassimeres. VtstDgs I ailols
Trimmings, ETC., etc. in part 'olloWs:
French and German BroadCloths,
English ard An erican do,
Black and funcy oeskins ard Cassimers
New style American and French do,
Black silk and sat n Vtstings all quulltIes
Rich new styles do do,
Narcotics aid Valencia DO 90,
Tweeds. SatiHets nd Kentucky Jeans
CashmeTetts, ummeI Cloths, Z uttn's Cloths,
Br'n Linens, Linen Checks, Linen Drlllings
ColOred Canibrics, Brown hollanGs,
Bleached Muslins,
B'ea he'd and brown DrilIines
Paddings, Canvass. silk and-worsted Serees
Twist, Sewing Silk tutioHS, Buckles
Thread, SelcsIas and Wigans.
A lso, large ard complete assortment of Silks,
Ribbons, Laces, Straw Goods, and iull assert
ment of MILLINERY ART ICL ES, which W Offer
for sale at the lowest market prices
mhl2 G3m"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-02
NEW GOOES!

n HE sui scriber is Just receiving his Ne~ Goods
the lul lie are Il spt ctfLl ihVitd 10 culiin and
examine The Stock, wilth vi lie found veIy season.
able very cheap, and Offered to every PsrsoIn on
the One Price pin iplt v hlch the undelsgne7 has
thereby giving compl,te satisfaction to his nun.er-
Gus trit nds aid Iusl' n.ers
mh27 WILLIAM HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-02

From Dr.. Balm, NJ. D:
New FRANKFORT, Ind Feb TO- 1850,
DR.. HATcHITT--Sir: Having seer the recipe tor
making your Extract OF OhUsh," and h0UiRg ustd
it IN person. am led to believe it safe and much
superior remedy >arsaparia. tor all diseases Tor
which that article is so highly extolled.
Yours, respectfully, WM' Y. a bAIN.
Sold at the very low price OF IS cents per bottle.
Agencies solicited. Manufactured and Tor sale ty
q. HA1CHIIT,
Wholesale and ketail Druggist,
febll dawlV Evansville la
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-02
REGULAR PACKETS

REGULAR WEEKLY LOUISVILLE &
ST LOUIS PACKET.
GuSs - THE splendid fast running passenger
kssz1@EA Steamer
SALAD1N,
COLEMAN Master, will run as above. regular pack
ct during the season: leaving Louisville every Mon
day evening at 2 O'Clock, and Evansville every
Tuesday morning at . o'clock for ST: Louis; and
returning will leave ST Louis every Thursday ev-
ening and Evansville every Saturday morning al
O'Clock for Louisville and Cincinnati.
For freight or passage, having very superior ac-
commodations apl ly on board or to
ORILEY & MITCHELL
apo If Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-02
LATE ARRIVAL

A FRESH supply OF Medicines. Oils, and Paints;
n a large and complete assortment of Foreign
Liquors; Cogniac Brandies--Segnette, Dupey and
Rochelle brands.
WINEs-Od Ororto Port, Madeira, Malaga. Clar-
cts-St. Julian, Chatt aux. Margeaux, etc. etc:
Also, Pittsburgh Window Glass, and ApOiheca-
RES Ware, in store and for sale, retail or wholesale,
by J. u HATCHIII, Druggist.
feb23 d2m Front street. one door below Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-02

EVANSVILLE, Jan. !, 1850
DR.. HATcHrrT: My wife. tor several years. has
been afflicted with nervous headache and dyspepsia
in their worst forms. For the last two years she
has been unde. medical treatment without receiving
more than temporary relief She has been perma-
aently cured by the use OF your CohOsh. have also
been cured by the same medicine OF a settled pain
in nv chest, attended with a distressing cough and
great difficulty OF breathing. also find it an i'm
mediate reli tor heartburn. with which have been
severely afflicted. Yours, &c,
SAMUEL C.. ATKINSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-02
Drugs, MEpIcTNEs, ETC

T AM now IL The daily receipt OF my spring sup
j ply OF DRUGS, &C., &C.. consisting in par
of the following:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-02

NEW GOODS.
4 BEAUTIFUL Assortment Of Cassimeres,
~ Tweeds Cloths. Ca sine's, Linen and Cotton
Pants ionery, black summer Cloth. Satin and Mar
saeiiles Vesting. Wool and Cotton half Hose, Silk
AMI Cotton Gum Suspenders, lack Italian cravats.
Kossuth eravats and stocks, S TX pocket handker'
chiefs, Umbrellas, Patasul$, summer Hats, Caps,
and beautiful Slippers. which will be sold very
cheap tor cash, y the subscriber.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
ap9 tt Corner Main and Second SITS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-02

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

CEN HoUsToN AND THE UNloN--A Pat
rioi,c Speech. Gen. Houston made a
speech i'll the Senate the other day, in
which he denounced severely the Nash
Vile Convention and disunionsts IN gem
erai, closing in the following strain:
Go to the Yeomanry, or, as they are
called, the hard handed men of the coun-
try, the man of substance, and he viii tell
you, with his family gathered around him
this is my home, this is my wife, and
here are my children; and thus surrounded
] am in this humble mansion as proud as
the monarch in his palace-here the con-
stlsutlon protects me, and am | going to
place all these endearments upon the haz-
ard of disuniont Never. never will they
do it sir! l tell you that the people of the
South are right. Give to them but the
benefit OF their constitutional guarantees,
and all the factions of the day, all the alb
'trac'lon3 that can he conjured up by dis
affection, b. broken down politicians, by
disappointed spirits, by men who have
heretofore advocated notification, by loaf
ers who 1--we upon excitement, and by
reckless denoagogurs; IN spite OF them all,
| say the South will hug the Union to her
hear. as The last blessing Of Heaven.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
80: ."STAsIuNGTo Aug IA, 1850.

Tbs .sGpatp to-day passed the last Of the
oAlnlb's Passengers, the Territorial Bill
Tor New Mexico, uiEhom division, to a
third reading. Tomorrow 1t will pass,
and then, agreeably to the programme laid
down in my letters, the Fugitive Slave
Bill will be taken up and passed. The
Jill for the abolition of slavery in THIS Dis
srict will probably follow, and thus all
the measures recommended by the Com
lnlttee OF Thirteen will have passed the
Senate. At all events, tomorrow the
House will have all the passengers of the
omnibus together, and the plan is to put
three Of them together IN the same coach,
and let them drive back in omnibus shape
to the Senate. What can the Senate do
out vote for it and pass it in five minutes :?
1t would be chllds play not to vote Tor
three bills in one, after having voted Tor
each separately. California will be left
sol"s. That bill is strong enough to ride
alone' OBSERVER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

CAUSE OF THE DANISH WAR.-Somc ac-
count OF the Origin of the DANISH war may
be desirable at this time, to those who do
not keep themselves sufficiently "well
posted'' on foreign affairs to preserve a
recollection OF occurrences twelve months
since, in Europe, and observe their con-
necton with the present The Phladel-
phia Bulletin supplies the consideration
as follows
The two Southern provinces OF Dem
mark, Sleswig and HoIstein, are chiefly
populated by the German, instead OF the
scandinavian race, and IN this respect DIFF
fer from the remainder of Denmark. Hol-
stem is almost entirely inhabited by Ger
mans, and has been annexed to Denmark
at a comparatively late period Of history.
Sleswig has large number of Danes in it,
but is still German in its character, SYM
pathy and population. When the revolu-
ton OF lS48 broke out, and was followed
by the general enthusiasm throughout
Germany, in favor of q great German ma
ton, the people Of Sleswig and Holste,n,
with others descending from the TeutonIc
stock, desired to secede from Denmark,
and join the new confederation. In this
wish they were secretly upheld b. Prussia,
powor ever ready to aggrandise itself, or
weaken nelgh5or. Denmark, however,
protested against parting with provinces
which had been coded to her on the faith
of treaties, and prepared for war. Ilos,ll-
tiles have continued since, with varled
fortune, and in spite of numerous efforts on
the part of neighboring powers to make
peacs. Meantime, both races have become
mutually exasperated against each other,
rendering their living together under one
government more difficult than ever. Un-
less the Danes, however, are checked by
Prussia, the revo'ted provinces will have
to give in; and if Prussia seriously inter-
fers, Russia will probably assis, Denmark
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
Farmers Steam Accommot.on Line.

In consequence of the celebration at
Port Deposit, and some alteration needed,
the Boat will make but one round trip
during the ensuing week, viz: She will
leave Court House Point Oh Monday,
August 10Th, at II O'Clock noon, fol NORTH
East, and at O'Clock A. M on Tuesday,
she will leave North East for Port De-
post. On the afternoon OF Tuesday, she
will leave Port Depos! for PHILADELPHIA
via North East, and her regular stopping
places. Freight received as per regular
trips. august l7-1t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
The august Elections.

North Carolina has elected a Locofoco
Governor and Legislature.
In Kentucky, the Legislature will be
divided, the Wings the Senate, the Locos
the House. The popular vote will be
largely wing.
The Wings have carried Missouri The
following Congressmen have been elected
LIST Dist. Derby, wing; I'd. Porter, whig;
3D.. Miller, Benton-loco; 4th. Bowman,
whig; 9Th. Phelps, wing. The Legisla-
ture, as far as heard from, stands 60 wings,
80 Benton locos and % antl-Benton.
The Loeos have carried Indiana.
In Iowa, one whig has been elected to
congress, and one loco.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
Public Sale,

PURSUANT To the last will and tesla rpent
OF David Brown deceased, mud bv virtue Of
an Order, of Sale from the Orphans Court of ce-
Gil county. Nd, the subscriber will sell at Pub
lie Sale en- the premises, on
Saturday, 2sth of September next,
valuable tract of Land, containing
43 ACRES.
about % Of which is situated in w q Nothing
ham Township, Chester county Pa and III. re-
mandcr lies adjoining on The Maryland side Of
the State Line in Cecil county. About one fouth
oil said tract il well timbered and the remainder
Is IN goud state OF cultivation, having brrn rr-
Gently we'll lined and is all under good lcncr.
The property udjons lands of Sa,ah Mullen.
5. House. Job tia,chel, J. Stephens. and others
The Improvements consist OF \ two story
DWELLING HOUSE,
% by GAIT, with porch in front, and an @, col.
lent pump Of water near the door, n convenient
log barn and other out buildings. There il an
excellent young Apple Orchard on the ~ e,nis,s
of choice fruit in prime of bearing, and va ~
Of other fruit trees.
II is situated in very healthy and improyins
ne'gilhorlood, and IS desirable propert, for any
person who may wish to p,r base "a act of that
sze being CONVEX cn, to mills schools and II ca.
OF public w"r-hp. II e title is indlsputsh'e,
The toms OF 81 10 prescribed Ivy tie order
OF the said Orphans Court, are as follows. Ono
fourth OF the purchase mon,y To DO paid in cash
on tie day OF sale, the b7lnnrs TO be paid m
equal install mcnts at ., ~, and Is mouths from
tho day Ut sale. and to be- secured by bond with
approved security, hearing interest FROM day of
SAFE ana upon the raiiirati0n Of the sale and
the Paymsnt OF the whole Of the purchase mon
ey and not before, good and sufficient deed
Will he executed /" the purchaser.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock.
JOSHUA BROWN,
Aug l7th--3t Executor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
Grand Celebration at
PORT EtEPaeSlT.

The Steamer Conestoga will leave the
head OF North East river, on Tuesday
morning next a. o clock for Port Drpos-
It, and return in the evening.
Fare for Tive round trip Scots
Aug. II 80.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

A lady, paying her daughter visit at
school, and inquiring what progress she
had made IN her education, the governess
answered: "Pretty good, Madam; Miss is
very attentive; if she wants anything, II
is capacity; but for that deficiency, you
know we must not blame her." "No,
Madam replied the mother, "but l blame
you for not having mentioned it before.
Her father thank heaven, can afford his
daughter capacity, and beg she may
have one Immediately, cost what it may
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

ARREST UPON TIE CHARGE OF MURDER.
"a young man named John Stump, it
appears, has beer arrested IN Virginia. by
the proper authorities, upon the charge Of
shooting Henft Hammond, who, it will be-
recollectsd.. was killed few DAYS since
upon his farm near PerrymansviIle, in
consequence OF being shot with gun, It
Is further alleged THAT the accused was
conveyed IN a carriage TO Hammond,
farm by Mr.. Griffith, who has also been
arrested. Bait Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

CALIFoENIA GoLp.-The whole amount
Of California Gold received for coinage
at the Mint in Philadelphia, up 10 the LIST
OF August, is set down in the report of
the Treasurer at $lS,35o,oo0. A pref
ty round sum-,hough we fear il the
Tariff Of '46 Is not speedily repealed, the
whole will in very short time find its
way to England to pay the balance Of
trade against us by excessive importa-
tions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

MR. CLAY AT Mr.. Clay
visited the Rhode Island Legislature,
now in session, at Newport, on Friday
last. The houses We're in grand com
mittes as he entered the hall ond as soou
is he was discovered at the door the
Governor and all the members spontane
ousl y arose and received him in the most
respectful manner The Newport
News says tina, recess was taken tor half
an hour, and the members were introdu-
ced to him. He had sweet smile and a
pleasant word for all; such TOXIN of re-
spect must be gratifying to him. Whpr-
ever Mr.. Clay goes the same marked at
tention is shown him; and 1t is right that
il should be thus, for he is the creates.
and most powerful living statesman on
earth. MIR. C. dined at Fort Adams on
Friday, and on Saturday his health SEEM
ed much improved. MIR. Clay goes from
Newport on the 18th to attend public
examination at the National Law School
in Saratoga county, ~ Y. and will le-
man several days at the Springs.
Ball. american.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
From the Frederick Examiner.
FREDERICK, August 10Th, 1850.

.Wessrs EHlrs-We have an unscrup.
ulous set of political opponents, who re-
gard truth and Aecrncy as much as they
10 their prayer books, and would much
rather be their prayer book than their
Munchausen if required rest.
The many charges, which have been
brought against Enoch LOUIS Lowe have
been respectively denied and denounced
as ISLANDERS and talsehoods l purpose
repeating some of those charges here,
right under the nose of Mr.. Lowe and
the Editor OF the Citizen. which have
been denied and evaded by Mr.. Low"
and the ocoioco papers out o! this coun-
ty, but which 1 dare, challenge them to
deny here. Some OF the charges | will
not repeat as they should have no place
in a political campaign. His political
course is what purpose scanning.
| know that Enoch Louis Lowe was a
Wing in 1910, that he made " hig
speech or speeches at "Fort Mriggs" in
1910, and that he went there for the pur
pose Of making speech, not as he says
IN his letter, that che attendvda meeting
ola Club of young Wings actuated solely
by desire to heal the ST eeches of some of
the young lawyers who were his associ-
ates, and was called upon by two young
mechaaics and the Club, IN SO general and
vehement manner that he was forced
TO the middle Of the room before he knew
where he was.' "This' says he :'was
the first and the last, the brgiuning and
the end OF my political harangues until
the day on which gave IN my adhesion
to the Democratic party This is not
true, every body who knows Enoch Lou
is Lowe knows hi s desire to show his
talking powers and that was the motive
which actuated him in going to that
meeting. And then he says was called
upon by two young mechanics A man
who would brush a mechanic from the
pavemen.s were il not tor his political
aspirations. Then he says he made but
that one accidental speech. The gem
teman is mistaken? He further says IA
few days afterwards, l was waited upon
by an officer of another Wing Club, with
a formal invitation in writing to deliver
an address which l declined. The gem
tleman is again mistaken. He did accept
that invitation, and did address tina, THE
North Bend Tlppecanoe) Wing Club in
quite lengthy speech, in the course of
which he said that the respective siand-
ing OF the two parties forced HIM to be
Wing. The Wing party all respectable
and the other wanting that particular in.
gredient
Yes Democrats such has been Enoch
LOUIS Lowe, than whom no man ever
more grossly abused your party, and who
has made or IS trying to make you the
tools through which he hopes to be ele-
waited to the Gubernatorial char of Mary
land. A WING.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

GENEROSITY OF Mr.. CLAy.-It is re-
ported that on Mr. Clay's arrival at New
port, poor woman, who mingled in the
crowd TO see him, had her child knocked
from her arms by passing carriage, and
killed. Mr.. Clay evinced deep sympa-
thy in her misfortude, and sent her, next
morning $500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

EFFECTS OF THE TARIrr.-We see it
stated that several mills in Rhode Island
have recently determined to suspend ope-
rations- among which are the Crompton
MIL, 10000 spindles; Union Steam Mill,
10000; and the Newport Steam mll,-for
manufacturing print cloths.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

DsrEMrNEp.--The editor of the Knox
VILE Wing says he is for Clay for presi-
dent. and il be should die, he would 60
for the man who last tnikcd Nth him. In
want ofthe substance the shadow will do.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

trlhe Grand Celebration Of the Sons
OF Temperance will take place at Por,
Deposit, on Tuesday next. Gen Sam
Houston OF the United States Senate. and
other distinguished friends OF the cau,e
will be present
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

The following Fourth Of July toast
was gwen at Worcester;
;'Old Observation-Disclosures trunks IN a
garden OF roses. Each dwelling to them
is suggestion; each birds nest standing
admonition."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

Baltimore CouNTY.-We understand
that Mr.. Lowe, the locofoco candidate for
Governor, has agreed to meet Mr. Clarke,
al cockeyavile, on Saturday, 9TH inst,
Tor joint discussion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

KENT CouNTY The wings of this
county have nominated Hon. Ezekiel F.
Chambers Geo T. Mitchell, ] B. Bicaud,
and John Lee, Esqs.. as delegates to the
Constitutional Convention.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
Elkt0n Division. ct.

There will be special MEETING on
MONDAY night-a iuu attendance is
requested.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

the character and services ofour manly
honorable, whole-souled s,andard-bearer.
VICTORY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
Great Mass Meeting.
OF THE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.


AT THE BRICK MEETING HOUSE,
p Y dispensalon of the Grand Division of the
hSSIate OF Maryland, Rose Bank Division,
Nos Will hold their second grand mass meet.
ing near tine Brick Meeting House, on
Saturday, 9TH OF Septem. next.
A II TIE Divisions Of this and the adio ming
counties arc expected to unite with us in an ef-
Tort TO advance our Heaven blest Order. Ed,
Paxton, G. w P. of Pr: DR. Thos |. Murphy,
2 G w Pi Edwin Wilmer, G WP; and tho
Rev w Poole G C. Christian keener ESQ., of
Baltimore; Rev w M'M'clael, Rev. Dr. Boone,
benjamin Biggs Esq. WIN. Fl Elder ESQ, and
other distinguished friends Of the cause are es-
pected TO address tile meeting An excellent
Band has been engaged for the OCCASION which
with the music accompanying other Divis ions,
will add to the plea 'ufe of the day. Ample en-
tcr,airmcnt will be provided by the numerous
booths on the ground tar all those who do not
furnish their own provisions. Horse iced also
provided. The several divisions, Speakers,
&c, who expsc, 10 unite with us will assemble
at hose Bank Hall at O'Clock, and report TO
the chief marshal.
The linz " iii be formed precisely at ~ o'clock
in the annexed order, hen the procession will
move TO the grave. half mile south of tho
Brick Meeting House, when tho addresses ana
other exercises of the day viii take place IN due
form. cordial invitation is hereby EXTENDED
10 uli persons favorable TO the cause Of Temper
nnce, and We pledge ourselves that no effort slla u
te wanting te render the occasion profitable and
agreeable. AS our last ts,n' nstra ton was bat
a"iypc OF things TO como, we expect this, our
second grand mass meeting. to DO the mammoth
meeting of the season.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT

WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT
Aug. ID, 1850.
From the Delaware Journal
neat Flour 573a 500
White Wheat, | 20
Red Wheat %
Flaxseed, 1.o5
Corn, 65
Corn Meal, per bushel; 10
Plaster, from yardN $50
Salt, ground and Alum,) 40 SO
Clover Seed, (irom stole)
prime, 4,25 40
Potatoes, IS so
Baltimore Market, Aug. 14,h-Flour,
Howard st brands 55.3Tl. City mills
S5.37a. The receipts of " heat are fair,
and prices are on the decline We quote
good to prime reds at 81 O5; ordinary
to good So cents 81; and white / 10
81 II. Oats % TO 81 cents as to quality
Rye &C. lSun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

The Editor is still i'll, but will, it is be-
lieved now, recover.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17

Nancy Fnicrs. Washing and Military Shay
II ing Soap, for sails by VIM. FELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-17
ORDER CT PROCESSION.
Aids-CHlEF MARSHAL-Aids

MUSIC
Speakers, clergy and invited guests. officers md
members of GRIND Divisions of other S,ates,
DIVISION. ofMd in the osdcr Of their ms, tuition
Rose Bank Division No 81,
Cadets Of Temperance.
Members of other temperance associations, &c,
By order Ambrose Owens lorn~
VIM. p. Jones, OF
John Cresson, Arangts
ROBT. b, PIERCE, Chief Marshal.
N. BAH prrsons who wish to have beeths
upon the aronnt will make application, Trcv,ous
to the day OF meeting, to either Of the commit
tee OF arrangements, who will ia,nlsh pcra,its.
aug lT-tm