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Announcements of marriages and deaths, church notices, noticos of the various Charitable, Educa tional, Temperance, &c., Societies, Fire and Mi litary Companies, tie., inserted without charge. local. AGENTS for the whhkb? Jacob Merrill, Cabell C. H. P. H. McCulUch, do do H. K Farrow, Brentaville, Va. J. D. Blwood, Middletown, Conn. (T? Our frieuds abroad who are willing to set as the Local Agon* of the National Whig will please send us their names and post-towns without delay. 03* Whoever will send as the money fhp five sub scribers to the Weekly National Whig (price $2 per annum) for one year, thill receive a copy grs "AJD AND COMFORT." to the enemy. POLK'S PASS TO SANTA ANNA. The Commander of our Naval forces iu the Gulf is hereby directed not to obitruet the pas sage ol Gen. Antonia Lopkz dk Samta Anna and suite to Mexico should he desire to return ' thither. JAMES K. POLK. May 15, 1846. Polk's admission qf having granted the pass, "When order's were issued to the Comman der of our Naval forces in the Gulf, oo the 15th day of May last, only two days after the exis tence of the war had been recognized by Con grew, to placc the coast ol Mexico tinder ? blockade, he toot directed not to obstruct the pas sage qf Santa Anna to Metrico shotdd he return. ' Annual Message to Congressmen. 7, >40. j, . It rewaina to bo seeu'whether his return may not yet prove favorable to a pacilic adjustment (M exisung difficulties.?Ibid. V f, ? , w IVhat has been seen. Battle or Monteret.?September 21, 52, *83, 184b.?three days hard limiting between Gen. Zachary Taylor with three thousand men aod. Gen. Amptudia With twelve thousand men, resulting in the capitulation Of the City ?losa of the Americans in killed and wotibu ed?'Fite Hundred! Dattlb o? Buena Vista.?February 22d , 23dj between Ge'ti. Zachary Taylor with five ' thousand volvmleers, and Sanln Anna com manding a Mexico^ force of twenty thousand inen?resulting in the total overthrow of the enenw?loss of the Americans in killed and wounded?Seven Hundred I ,, Fall of Vera Catu, aod the Castle of Ul loa, March 29tit, 1847, alter several days bom bardment of the town by Gen. Scott with four teen thousand men?loss of the Americana in killed and wounded? One Hundred! > Battle or Cerro Gordo?April 17th and 18ib,/tw? days hard fighting, between Gen. Scott with twelve thousand men, and Santa Anna commanding a picked Mexican force of ttoenty thousand, resulting in the overthrow ol the enemy?loss of the Americans in killed and wounded?Two Hundred and bHfty. triumphant SUCCESS. /CONSUMPTIVES, remember that it is Thorn - V ?on'i Compound Syrnp of Tar and , Wood Naphtha, which is daily effecting such remarkable cures in pulmonary consumption, asthma, bronchitis, spitting blood, pain in the side and breast, sore throat, hoarseness, palpitation of the heart, whooping cough, croup, nervous tre mors, hives, liver complaint, diseased kidneys, &o. Therefore beware of all spurious mixtures of Tar or Naphtha, and purchase of the advertised agents only. ANOTHER WONDERFUL CUBE? Priladklphia, April 9,1846. Last August a year, I caught a violent cold, in consequence of gettiug wet in a shower of rain. A circumstance so common gave me no immediate concern, supposing that I should soon gel rid of it. On the coutrary, however, I daily grew worse; a violent cough set in, then pain in my breast and , between my shoulders. I now suffered great op pression fnyn the great secretion of purulent mat ter in my lungs. I became greatly alarmed; and niy friends considered my situation extremely critical, (he more so as loss of appetite, hcctic fevtr, and night sweats rendered me as weak as a child, and at night the sweat literally poured oil me! This was my condition when 1 commenced using " Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha." I procured one bottle, and ex perienced so much benefit that I resolved to con tinue it. It is now six months since I ceased using the medicine, and the cure remains perfect. I firmly believe this medicine is far superior to every other remedy for Consumption of the Lungs. J. J. CHAMBERLAIN, No. 8, Carberry street. Affirmed and subscribed this 9lh day of April 1846, before me. v . J?"* Swift, Mayor of Philadelphia. CCJ* This invaluable remedy is prepared only by Angney & Dickinson, (successor of S. P. Thomson) Philadelphia. Sold also by Charles Stott, Washington, B. Rush Roberts, corner Baltimore and Hanover streets, Baltimore; Duval & Purcell, Richmond, Virginia. Price 50 cents, or six bottles, |3 50. JSJ" Avoid all pretended imitations. DR. WOOD'S SARSAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY BITTERS. For the Permanent Removal of all such Dis eases as lake their rise in an Impure Blond, Impaired Digestion, Morbid state of the Liver and Stomach, Weakness of the Nervous System, and a disordered Habit of Constitution Gen erally. A THREEFOLD VIRTUE?By promoting circulation, strengthening the system ana itating digestion, Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters will restore the most confirm ed invalid to health. Where cither these effects are necessary to the restoration, the " Bitters " will be found to poesess every quality desired. They have been used already with the gTeatcat success, in many obstinate cases of impurity of the blood, nervous irritation, Dyspepsia, low spirits, Scrofula, palpitation of the heart, chronic head ache and Rheumatism. They are indeed a happy combination of powerful, yet safe and salutary vegetable remedies, of a sterling and unimpeai li able reputation. Tbey have won their popularity solely by their intrinsic merits, and that they havt been successful, numerous certificates in the hands of the proprietor, and the greatly increasing sales fully attest. Those desirous of an agreeable yet efficient tonic or alternative medicine, need seek no ftirther. for in tills preparation they will find all that is desired. ' Sold Wholesale and Retail by Wtatt Ac Karen AM ISI Fulton 8reet, N. Y. CHARLLS STOTT, Washington, and by Druggists generally through out the U. 8. Priee $1. Large bottles. A M- norFAR, DEJrrftST, H street, five ill doors above Perm, avenv*, east side. TWh inserted on gold plate > better style JnntH* tf ^ ***' c',e*P accordingly. vol: i. no. 88 washington city, d. C. saturday, july 31, 1847. N. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE TO BUYERS OF CABINET FURNITURE. J. Ac J. W. Alecks, At their Manufactory <f splendid and fash ionable Cabinet Furniture and Upholstery, No. 14 Vms* Stbeet, New York, HAVE just completed iheir full assortment of Furniture, made in llie most ancient and mo dern Paiisian and other styles, conw.ling in part of Egyptian, Elixabetbian, Gothic, Louis XIV and XV, &c , all of which ia of tboir own manufacture, and got up under their own personal superintendence, and warranted to equal any made in this or Europe, to wtidi they invite the attention of buyera both to quality and price, befure purchasing elsewhere. INSURANCE COMPANY or THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA AT PHILADELPHIA. CHARTERED IN 1792. ' ' Paid up Capital, 200,000?Surplus, $50,000. Insures Merchandise, Buildings, Machinery, Manu factoriea, etc., in this city and vicinity, at the current rales. | DIRECTORS. John M. Scolt, John B. Budd, Robert M. Lewis, John Stewart, Charles Macolester, Geo. Trott, Jr. . N. Lewis Paleske, GustavusCalhoun, William 8. Smith, James Devereaux, William R. White Charters. Wurta, 'SIMEON TOBY,President, William Harpcr, Secretary. Apply to B. S., WHITNEY, jy 25 tf 72 Wall Street, N. Y. Tiffany, young, & ellTs7 respectfully announce that they have opened their j new e talilishoieht, JVo. 21", Broadway, corner of Chambers i street, one block above their former ! - ' ?location. WITH nearly 200 cases, form ng an entirely new and the largest stock of elegant Uaaful and Fancy Articles of a higher order of taste,' beau ty. and richness than have ever been exhibited in NeW York. Bronzes; Bohemian Glass; French and Dresden Porcelain; Terra Cotta; Papier Mache; Browed, Gilt, and Electrp-silvercd Wares; rich inlaid Desks; Dressing Cases; Work Boxes; &c., (Cutlery and Steel Goods; Paper and Fancy Stationery; Perfum ery, Brushes, Combs, andf articles for the toilet; Fans, l/tnbrrllan, Cdtrf, Whips, Purses, and Bags; Opera Glasses, Ac. Chinese and India Fancy Arti cles, and Curiosities; an entire importation of Japa nese Goods, prohthly the most extensive and msgiii fieent collection ever s4ut out of Japan. To their former business they will aid JEWELRY, and iuvite particular attention to their large selection both Foreign a*hd American, of tbe newest, richest, and most elegaut descriptions; beautiful Watches | and Ciobka; fancy Silver wares, Diamonds, Cameos, Corals, Enamels, Ac., all of which will be marked I in plain figures at prices from which not the alight- | est deduction will he made. Their Jewelry Department will be under the care | of Mr. Thomas Crane Banks. 271 Broadway, corner of Chambers at july 23?tf NEW FALL GOODS J. A. UNDERWOOD, JVo. 12o Pearl street, New York, HAS RECEIVED BY RECENT ARKIVALS I FROM EUROPE, and will continue to receive [ t<y steamers and Packois a full assoriincni of Bobbinet and Thread Laces and Edgings, New I Style Muslin Laces and Edgings, new style 4-4 and 6-4 black and white plain and fancy Nets 4-4 tolack Silk Nets, plain and figured Black Silk Laces for trimmings Silk and Cotton (Quillings Men's and womeu's black, white aTid colored | Silk Cloves Men's and women's black, whi'e and colored | Spun G'ovea Fancy Cotton Mitts and Gloves Black, whit) and colored Silk Lace Mitts Children's Silk Mitts and Gloves. 1-4 and 1-4 long Silk Lace Mitts and Gloves, do do children's do do Black and white Silk Hosiery do do Spun do Silk Shirts and Diawers Black and Fancy Satin Veslings Fancy Silk Cravata Ladies' Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs Fancy BonnetinRs Fancy Silk and 8atin Trimmings, new and | confined styles Bavarian Gimps Bullion and o'her Fringes, from 1 inch to 3 j inches, in great vaiiety, some very rich I Men's and women's Thibet and Cashmere | Gloves Children's Thibet and Cashmere Gloves Men'a heavy Woollen Gloves do Chamois lined Berlin Gloves Worsted Shawls, in great variety do Cravats or Comforts, Worsted Hoods, in great variety Children's do Childrrn'e Muffs, Pelerines, Boas, Ac. Ac. All of which are offered for sale on the most | fdvorhble terms. july 22?tf $500 REWARD. THE above reward will be paid to any person j who will resiore to her disconsolate parents, their daughter, MARY FOX, or one half of aaid reward for such information as will lead to her re covery. Said Mary left her school about 5 P. M., on the 20th of May, 1847, and since that time has not been aeon. She is only 16 years of sge, 4 feet ? inches, black hair, small black eyea, rather thick pouting lipa, r< d chocks, small features, pretty and quite girlish in appearance. She wore a amall plaid calico dress, pink, purple and blue; black silk ca|>c and apron, black gaiter boots, pink ailk ahirred hat, and g'een veil; two ama'l chased finger rings, a gold pencil attached to a black cord, and her nails quite short from biting them. It ia strongly sua pecUd that she haa t?en abducted by a person named MichacI, alias Martin Hare, formerly proprie tor of a Bowling Saloon, located near No. 202 Broadway, op|>osite tbe Franklin Uouae, who ab aconded about that lime from this city, dcerting his wifo and leaving her entirely destitute of aupport. Said Hare ia abuut 28 years of age, no whiakera, fair complexion, and rather genteel appearanoe. He was seen lurking in the neighborhood of her school a short time previous, diaguised with false whiakera. A siater of Hare, named Margaret, waa removed by him from a boarding school about the lime of the abduction, and is sup; used to be with tbem. She ia described as follows:?^Very dark hair, almost b! ick ; dark skin, grey eyes, prominent eyebrows, a small scar on one eyebrow, a amall scar on the right cheek aa if made by smsll pox, a scar formed by a gash upon the end of the noae, nearly an inch in length, the tooth next to the first double tooth on the left aid n of the face go us; she is about seventeen years of age. Any information to be immediately communicat ed, by tel?gra|ih, if potaibla, to George W. Matsell, Chief of Polioe, New York, who ia authorised to pay the pbove reward. jy 21 tf GE NT 1 NELL A BLANKETING. C 4 AND 60 Inch Gentmella Blanketing, oft w * superior quality?for aula low by "TDOKER, MEADE St Co., jy *0 tf 85 Pin* Street, N. Y. NEW. GOODS. FOR F^LL TRADE or 1847. ALLEN, HAZEN & CO., 52 Exchange Placb, Have received by late arrivals ?nd will continue to receive by Packet* and 8 learners Horn Europe, a very wt" ed stock of English, French Fanc v and Staple DRY GOODS, Adapted to the spproachiog ?eeson, eonnisting in pert of the following snide*, vir DRESS GOODS. Cm1-mere d'Ecoase, plain and twill atrip and plaid : PUid Oregon*. new paturna and aup. quality rich color*; Rich PUid Victorias silk and wool, high colo>a. RICH VESTINUS. Figured Silk, Velvet, plan and laucy colored rich Aripure, Silk Veating*, bl* k and colored striped and Said patterns, and dtatgps; Rich Ca*luncr* do; lack aqd colored btriped and plaii Satin* da of ev ery etyle and price. WOOLLEN NET SHAWLS. i A very Urge aaiorbnent from lowe*t to highest coat, consisting in part ?f the following *tyl*s, via? New York, Portugal, Brampton, Washington, 1 urk ish, Monterey, Pyrenees; Palo Alto, &c. A*. &??. ** wall aa many other*, all of which are entirely new ? thia market. FRENCH KID GLOVES. A most complete assortment of men's and wo men'* French Kid Glovea, of all colore, style* and price* ; alao a large varioty of men'* Buck and wo men'! and men'a Castor Glovea. BONNET AND CAp RIBBONS. A Urge and well selected st(Kk of the ueweat and most fasbionaWe colors and design*, comprising all wi 1th* and style*. SILK CRAVATS. Black and Fancy Silk Omnia, a large variety of new ktylea; abo Polka Cravals,iC?ahm*re Mufflers, etc. etc. ? SPITALFIELD SILK I1DKS. ' Plain aud Twill Silk lidlu/ligbt and dark madder colors: real Ihdiarand British Corah*, 86 inch squire; China Cord* and Twills, bcamiful styles; also, White, Crimson, and Colored Brocade do. " ? FRENCH SUBfWNDERS. An assortment of etitirely nW style*. rl ? FRENCH CRAPES. Including the diffe eat quantities of Black, Col ored and While. SILK ciLOVks. Men's and womeh's, of all k'Ads, spun and fine Silk. SILK GIMPS AND FRINGES. A beautiful assortment of Black and Mole colVI Gimps and Fri.pgea of all widths, styl.s aud prices. Also, Fancy col'd and Black Silk Girdle". CASHMERE AND THIBET GLOVET. A large assortment of all pricos. Also, heavy ribb'd Woollen do. CASHMERE SHAWLS. Rich and high colored, and mostly from lowejt to highest prices. WORSTED COMFORTERS AND CRAVATS, HOODS, ETC. A very large variety of Comforters and Cravats of styles eutirely new in this market AWa, a com plete assortment of Worsted and Woollen Hoods, Mitts, Boots, Gaiters, Cape, Boas, Coats, Di esses, etc. etc. WINTER HOSIERY, ETC. Comprising a full assortment ofjn^^_ women's ery description. Also, ?hirts and Drawers of ap kiuds. MORAVIAN COTTON HOSIERY, ol all prices and real Moravian Blue dyo. IMPERIAL COTTON HOSIERY. Black, Slate and Mode colors. A full assortment. TAILORS TRIMMINGS. Black and colored Silk Twist, Vest Bindings, col ored and Black Silk Braid*;, etc. etc. uly 20 tf PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, S.TATEN ISLAND, New York. THE Proprietor begs to inform hi* friends and the public, that he has made considerable improvements in this establishment since the last season. He has erected a large building contain ing 33 rooms, altogether disconnected Irora the main body of the Pavilion. These rooms are in tended for gentlemen only; they are of a comfor - able size, light aud well ventilated, and snperior in all respects to those which are generally deno minated single rooms in the various watering pla ces throughout the country. . The Proprietor is now ready to treat with fami lies or parties wishing to engage rooms for the season. Letters addressed to him at the City Ho tel, Broadway, will be immediately attended to A steamboat runs between New York aud New Brighton, at the following hours, viz: ? From Mho Brighton. Fi om Jnorth Pter, N.lork. At 8 and 11 A.M. At 9, P.M . and 12. 2 " 5 20, P.M. 3 1-2, 5. & b, P.M. More frequent communications will be estab lished as the season advances. Th. ? ??., r"FU"BrA,ScHARD?m' may 13?If J. STOUVENEL &. CO., JYo. 29 Gold street and No. 3 John street near Broadway, New York, MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS in CHINA, GLASS, AND LAMPS, for oil and lard. Gas Fixtures of every description, Solar and Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles, Candelnbras, he. Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up with Gas, at a great reduction in price, and all articles warranted. 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. Goous loaned to parties. Oil at wholesale and retail New style of Hall Lamps and Lanterns, may 13?if H. Sf D. II BROOKS $ CO.", CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSIMfiRES & VE8TINGS, JVfc?. 116 and 118 Cherry itrcet, N. Y. CORNER Or CATHERINE. HAVE on hand a very large STOCK of Fashionable ready made Clothing, just msnu lectured, and especially adapted to the season. Also, an extensive arid complete assortment of Fancy Articlee. embracing every variety pertaining to a Gentlemen'* wardrobe. Also, Clofht, Cowi merti and Vesting*, by the piece, or in quanuue* to *uit purchaser*. , . , GARMENTS of every description manufactured to order in the beat possible manner and in powt of style not to be surpassed. july 20 tf JVE W PAPER HANGINGS. AND WINDOW SHADES. "VTICHOLA8 PIKE & CO.. No. 173 P?rl street, l\ Importers and Manufacturer*, have just o^ned , very Vr ensi?e supply of every style and quality of American and French Paper Hangings, Bolder*. Fire-board Piiola, and wide Window Curtain Payer. Alao, a splendid assortment of painted Window Shades and fixtures for the same, which they offer to Merehanie, Dealer* and others at ^ ptk**. julySO-U BRITISH DRY GOODS. RIGGS, JENKINS fc CO. No 93, Williain-?treet, N. Y. HAVE HI store and now Uoding. an extensive snorimrat of SUj la Mid Fancy Goods, adapt ed Id the fall trade. STUFF GOODS. ORLEANS CLOTHS? Black, colored and fancy, in great vsrii ty, ALPACCA LUSTRES?Of superior finish, in all qi'.sli'ies, SILK WARP ALPACCAS?Krom low to fine, PLAID LUSTRES?Mourning and high colored, BLACK MOtlAlK CHECKS?Caledonians, S1I.K STRIPED LUSTRE#?Plsin and twillsd, THIBET CLOTHS?Single ami double twilled, BENGAL STRIPES?Silk figured Ca.hmeres DRESS GOODS. MOU8LIN DE LAIN E??Mourning and fancy, I CASHMERE D'ECOSSE?Gingham Robes, IK and 30 inch GINGHAMS?Earleaton and Tartan, OREGON, CALIFORNIANS AND BUENA VISTAS, TARTAN PLAlDSMSilk and jBilk and Cotton, ' VitTORlA CASH EWES?ffew and coufined ' styles, 3-4 and 4-4 PRINTS?ChiaU, Mourning and Furniture. MEN'S WEAR. CLOTHS?Wool blacks and blues, of superior make, VALENCIA, Cashmere and Silk figured Vestings, SERGES, 3-4 and 6-4. a complete assortment, 3-4 and 6-4 WOLLEN PLAIDS, for linings, LAMA SILEClAS.sdeotedclara. Black Casbans,1 INDIGO BLUE PILOTS, BED PADDINGS, Ac., Ac. july -'0 tf TOOKER, MEAD & CO., 35 Pint street, New York, FFER for sale on favorable terms? GeniineHa Blue Blankets, < dq do BlanksM, Fancy end Duffill dc Twilled Blankets, Daik Blue and Green Mackinaw do, Pilot and Beaver T7loths, 3-4 and 6-4 Red Paddings, 3-4 and 6-4 Worst d Serges, 6 4 Alpaccas and Oi leans Cloths, Earle ton Ginghams, 8u|>er'Wove Oregons, British Long Cloths, Gala Plaids, ? 8-4 Tartan Shawls, Drsb, Scarlet and assorted Damasks, ALSO, a full and complete assortment of Dun dee Linens. jy 20 tf "DAWES & BARKER, 30 John street, New York. Hosiery, Cravats, Suspenders, Shirts, Gloves, Collars, &c. Under Shirts and Drawers of every kind, wholesale I and retail. ' Francis H. Dawks, John G. Barkis july 22? tr _ FLOOR OIL CI.OTH& o 0 PPARKMAN & KEL8EY, No. 2B5 Broadway, opposite Stewart'?, N. York. ' FFER AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL A v_7 very large assortment of Floor Oil Cloths in every variety of quality and Style. Their new pa terns surpass any other in the market, in richness of coloring and beauty of design, aud the original drawings have been secured by Letters Patent, to Kg'SJtf JlUttF. SuTpr^flt sty le of patterns: Orientals Grecian cross Tapestry scrolls, Antique marble Gothic pavements Gothic octagon do Marble tile - Arabesque do Egyptian marble Mosuic do Italian do Persian patterns Dove and white do Bouquet do New Trinity pattern Tresselated do Rich gothic do Queen of 1 he May, Vine do Drab and chints scroll Ruby and chinti do &0. See. Ac. N. B.?2000 yards Old Stock, with borders, very heavy goods, superior, but old patterns, selling at i low rates. CJ1RPET1NGS. A choice assortment of Tapestry Brussels, Three- j Ply and Ingrain CARPETINGS, of entirely now patterns, selected expressly for city i retail trade. 1 May 14_ tf SFLKNDIl) AND FASHIONABLE CAB.NET FUR- | NITURE. E. W. HUTCHINGS & CO. 475 Broadway, JYew York, (Between Grand and Brooine streets.) HAVING just completed their assortment of the most elegant and fashionable Cabinet Furui ture in the city, consisting of ancient and modern and Parisian styles so much in vogue at the present day, which have beeu got up under their own su|*er intendance and inspection, and warranted equal to any in tht city, in every respect. Those who intend purchasing this sesson, sre invited to rail and exam ine their assortment befoio making their selection elsewhere. july 24-tf French PAPtlft Hangings, WINDOW SHADES AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. SOLOMAN HART, 243 Broadway, opposite the I Park, have just reeeived in store per the late ar rivals from Fiance their assortment if Psper Hang ings and Borders, which for variety and styles sre uu urpsssed. They have been selected iu Paris by one of tho firm, and comprise the newest patterns for parlors, bed rooms snd halls, embracing new de scriptions in gold, silver and fresco, particularly adapted for rooms in this city. Their stork of Window Shades are now also com plete, having been selected and painted by the moat celebrated artists in Paris, and consist' ng of the new est designs and at prices lower thsn have heretofore been offered. S. & H. would also beg to call the attention of families to tKeir stock of Upholstery Goods, which will be found to consist of every article in thoir line, embracing the beat selected assortment of materials for furniture covering and Window Curtains, with Trimmings, Corni<?s, A c., to correspond. Wholessle dealers supplied on liberal terms. N. B. This establishment always closed on Pat-' urdsys. july 24-tf BRANDIES.?Very fine old Godlsrd; do Otard, Dupuy dt Co; do Hennessey; do Clismpiin; do Sssersck; do J. J. Dupuy. WINES? Fine old Howard. Msrch * Co. Ma deira, do Constitution do, do Reserve do, do Brah man do, do Blackburn do, do London Particular do, do Wanderer do, do Clay do, do Harmony do, do Monleiro do, do Bud do, do Rapid do, do Csmpe neiro do, do Amoutillada Pale Sherry, do Smith, Woodhouse & Co.'s. Pale ami Brjwn Sherry, do Lobodo do, do London Dock Port, do T. J. Smith, Harmony do, Champagne, favorite brand* A largo assortment of B >rdosux, Claret and other French Wines, Hock Wines, Tokay, Constantis, Johsunes'ierger, Stc., fee. Hermitage, Red and White Burgundy, in boxes, each doson. For sale by ROBERT GRACIE, ? july 24 tf 16 Broad street, N. JOSEPH B. WEST, GLASS STAINER AND ENAMELLER. STAINED GLA88 for Churches, Private Dwellings and Public Buildii g?, Steam and Packet shipa, &c. die., 497 Bowery. N. B. Glass of evety color snd shade constantly on hand. Also, Hall Lamps of varioua styles and shade coostsntly on hand. Also, Hall Lamp* of various styles and patterns, for private dwellings. New Y ork,j?|/ ?tf STEAM PRESS BRICKS. A REMARKABLE e?idence of the superior btrongih of thete Bricks may be witnessed at I lie Athenasum, where nearly 600.000 have been delivered within the laat two month*, ?ih! yet tho entire waste from thU latge quantity would scarcely lilt a common cart. PRICES AT THE KILN WHARF. Run of the kiln, per m, #6. all arch. 6 f>0, arch and red, $7; all red, 7 50; delivered aj L'ght street or Pratt street wharf at 50 cenia p i ni additional, ur at any part of the city according to distance. Double pressed Fronts, ?ttrh as are now laid at the Athenamm, light red for canting fire plaoes, lay ing hearth* or floors qf oven*, Ac. $10 per m. Hard ha a, per two horse loads, $ I 60. FIRE BMCK8, the best known for biaat Fur naces, $20 to #26 per m, or $3 60 to $3 per hun dred according to Refer U> Peter Mowel. Munson Iron Work*-, J no. Barker, 8. M. F ales,Baltimore; John Gamber, Mid dietown, Pa., and many filbert. Address FRANCIS H. SMITH, Baltimore. jvily 27?if rr*HE MERCHANTS SHOT TOWER tOM-1 J. PA NY respect fuJIr inform the trade that they have roiiHived to the Tower, comer of Pront and ! Fayette areola, (formerly known as the Pbcenix) and tiave on hand a fall assortment of Drop and Buck Shot, all site*; Bar and Pig Lead, etc., etc., tu which they invite the attention of purchaser*. They alao offer for sale their premises and Buildings on Eutaw street, together with an Eight Horse Ebgine and Boiler, in good running order. Persona wish iiiK to view the premises will call at the Tower for further information. THOMAS J. CLARKE, Baltimore, july 87 tf Saqetary. WE are receiving from New York our full supply of Oroceriea, Teas, Wines, Liquors, which will be sold low for cash, or short cre dit, to punctual customers, viz: 40 chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, and Black Tea*, which will be sold low by the box 50 bags Java. Lagtiyra, Rio, & St Dominjjo ColTee ?Jo whole and hall Barrels Buckwheat 15 bags Buckwheat ?20 boxes Colgate's' Starch 25 whole and half bbls. Nos. 1,2 and 3 Mackerel 5 quintals Codfish 25 boxes Scotch Herrings, large size 10 dozen Nos 1 and 2 Alicante Mats 35 kegs superior Goshen Butter 30 do do Glades do 50 boxes Sperm Candles 20 nests flour and painted Pails 30 dozen Brooms 6 do Whisks 10 nests Market Baskets 3 bales Almonds 30 whole and half boxes Raisins 10 boxes Vermicelli and Macaroni 5 eases Canton Ginger 2000 pounds loaf, crushed, and pulverized Sugars 5 barrels Steam Syrup 10 boxes Capers and Olives 5 do Citron aud Jellies 4 do Mushroom and Walnut Catsup 10 baskets Salad Oil 500 gallons winter-strained and Lard Oil 20000 Cigars, of our own importation SIMMS & SON. GOODYEAR'S PATENT INSOLUBLE India Rubber Fabrics!!! MH. 8T EVENS (late Fish & Co ) has , for sale a great variety of India Rubber Goods; such as Cloaks, Coats, Bed*, Havertacks, Saddle Bags, Paper File Holdert, Door Spring?, Ac. Ac. In fact, nearly every article made from India Rubber on band, or procured at two or three days notice,.,. >? ..*????? HATS! of the various fabrics now in vogue. STEVENS, (Late Fish A Co.) Gent's Outfitting 8tore, No. 1 Brown's Hotel. TEAS, TEAS. Washington, D. C. Agency of the fHwYork CANTON TEA COMPANY. largest and oldest Tea Eatablisinent in Amorica.? The public have had full proof of their integrity and reatonsibility. But such has boon the great and pressing demand for their TEAS of late, that tliey have been obliged to enlarge, to a great extent, their two principal establishment* in 146 CHATHAM AND 163 GELEWWU H STREETS. Tlicy moreover possess facilities, in relation to the Tea Trade, in a very abundant degree, aud doubt less, superior to any other Tea Concern in America. Their scrupulous regard to all principles that tend to elevate the character of a large house, u> well un derstood, and has already secured them a.connec tion, probably, larger than all other Tea Establish ments united, and they consequently are determined to sell Tea* purer, mure fragrant, and perfect for the prices, in the aggregate, than any house in the worl.l?China excepted. Thev most zealously invito tho attention of tho in habitants of WASHINGTON, D. C., to their Agency, where the following assortments are always on hand; aud they feel no Imitation in stating that wherever a single trial is made, a very Terence i* given to the celebrated lea* of toe CAN TON TEA COMPANY. (fj* Reader, make theexpenment. Retail 1'riccs as follows, subject in all cam to be returned if not approved of? GREENS. Good YOUNG HYSON, $0 60 |*r lb. Fine <1? 0 B2J " No. 2 fragraut do 0 75 " No. 3 very line do I Silver leal", do ' Good HYSON, . ? 75 Very fine do J "?' Extra fragrant, 1 - ' Good HYSON SKIN, 0 50 Good IMPERIAL, 0 75 ? Very tine do 1 Extra fine do 1 ~ ' Good GUNPOWDoR, 0 ? " Fine do J ^ Extra fino do 1 1 *? blacks. No. 1 SOUCHONG, #0 60 per lb No. 2 do 0 824 ?' Finest do Fragrant POWC1IONG, various prices. CONGO, various prices. Fine OOLONG. 0 60 ? Very fine do ? *7'> u Exita fine do l,?" NINGYONG, www nc?* Finest ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, (very rich Pekoe flavored) 0 76 Fine ORANGE PEKOE, 0 62J Finest PEKOE FLOWERS, 1 00 HO WOU A, or finost Black Tea im portcd, * . Ne Plus ultra TES, both Green and Black, of all descriptions, the highest grades grown in China, *1 60 per lb. (?> TAKE NOTICE !?THE CANTON TEA COMPANY are the exclusive venders of ^e supe; rior Black Tea wiled "HOW^UA'S M1XTI Rt. They introduced it in America in 1840?and every other person or bouse professing to sell the aame at all, much leas at a lower price?deceive the unwary, as tho public themselves will perceive, by comparing the spurious with tho genuine "Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea Company. . . Every iiackage (iu addition to lU containing FULL WEIGHT, independent of the wrapi>et,) bear the stamp of neatness and elegance, and the Teas therein are so thoroughly secured from ighl j and air, that their quality and power will remain un impaired in any climate. Agency at George Tenpleman s Book store, Washington, 1). C. jan. 6? ly _____ 1000 libs, of Cpaom Salts? For sale by CHAS. STOTT, Drug & Apoth corner 7th A Pa sv. may 31 tf GUNS AND PISTOLS.?Just received and now opening? 150 single barrel Guns, j *tock, percussion locks, "low priced." 100 alnglo barrel do, rib'd imila. wire barrels, back action locks. f>0 doable Uirrel do imila. wire back action lock*. 60 double barrel Guik. do real patent breech. 48 i do do real twnt and patent do 600 pair* Pocket Pietols, "low priced," from 81c. perjpr to $4,50. N. B. About 30 double barrel Guna, slightly damaged, which will he told very low; Ganainith* will fiud it te their interest to examine the n; lor aale by NEWBOULD & RUSSELL, J No. 140 Fullon street, New Vork, between Broad way and Nasaau at., importer* of Hardware and Gun*. julp 37 tf. E. W. TRYON & CO., TAILORS, 237 Broadway, corner Park Place, up a lair*, Are receiving the neweatatylea of gooda and fash ion* by every iteamn. july 24?'tf l\lANOPORTES. New York. rr WORCESTER respectfully informs his XI ( friend* and the public that he bfes opened ?! Show Room on tbe {pound door of hi* manufactory, Ne. 137 Third AveHlje, near the corner of 14th J net, where hs ha* a good assortment of Piana or lea front f to 7 octave*, in Rosewood and Mo hogauy Caa^a, which he ofiers on the most reason able teims. Not having any aales room excepting at his manufactory, he is enabled to superintend the manufacture of hi* instruments and trusts that they wiH compare favorably witfranyother* m market. Professors, Amateur*, and/the public ate invited to call and cxamino for thefluvlve*. . .T Mr"-* -'.f, ;?i - TO MERCHANTS, MERCHANT < TAILORS, AND CLOTHIERS. WILSON G. HWT $ Co., JVo. 82 William St., dhrHifr of Maiden lane, nM>> o* tJWto-York. IMPORTERS of every descriptiori or Goods adapted to MEN'S WEAR, invite the attention of the Trade to, their New Autumn Style* which they offer by the Piece or. Package at Um: lowest prices; consisting of ? Mackinaw Blankets, Pilot Cloth*, and Plush toga. Bblgium, German, Prtrid) and Engliah Cloths,' direct front the most celebrated manufactures in En* rope. American Clothe and C**simeres, low and super fine by the piece or package. 64 and 3-4 Doeskin in Cassimetes, black and, co lored silk sergo* ' New Styles Merino, Valencia and Satin Veatings Riding Cord', Lyons, Velvets, black Italian Cra vats. , -l ii, !< ?-> Plaid Lining*, all wool and Union Fabrics Red f'nddiuga, Tabby Velvets and Velvete^u Maz iurks and Alpaca serge*, blaqk and coloretl Pis id Canton Linings, Brown Hollands Single and double mill'd Tweeds and heavy coat ing-i ti .i , : English Silesia* and Casbans, all colors and qua lified S'per Twist, Italian Sewing* and Marshall'* Thread My 37?tf ? ~ WATER CURE., ' EPHRATA, IJINCJiSTER CO., PEJW. r|1HE EPIIRATA HYDROPHATlC IN8TI -I- TUTE is in successful operation under the direction of Dr. P. Latntniao, who bos had the j at'the Grafenburg Institute, in Germany, and has practised the water cure treatment in this country lor the last six years, and within the last twe years at this place having restored many hopeless patients to full health. There aro many naturat advantage* at Ephrata pure water, the mountain air and splen did scenery, not surpassed in any country. Addi tional building* have been erected tbis season. Tlu mountain dousche has been much improved, nml several fine spring* of pure water have been b.ought into use, so that a large additional number of pa tients and visiters can be comfortably accommodated. Ephrata being very eaay ofaccest, a stage having Hooding for tbis place every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday, Tbu day and Saturday; Ihore is also a tri-weekly stage from Downington via Ephrata to Harrisburg. Mcdical attendance and boarding at reasonable terms. Ephrata, july 26 tf JOHN COTTIER, WATCII MAKER, NO. 16 WALL STREET, N. Y. HAVING dissolved his connection with S. W. Benedict, and opened a store at 15 Wall st, hopes by continued personal attention to the repairing and regulating of chronometer, duplex, repeating, patent detached lever, and all other kinds of watches, mantle and office clerks, still to retain his reputation as a workman, and merit n share of public patronage. Gold and silver walchc-. silver spoons, forks, die. of the best discription, and '<|ual to coin. " His Regulator, (made by h m >clf,) a?d extensive ly known for the last two y< ars as Benedict's Kogu lator, Wall street, having been accurately adjusted and limed by'transit observations, will always secure to hi* friend* and the public the correct time, jy 27 If EUTAW HOUSE, Corner of Baltimore ami Eutaw streets, Baltimore, Md. Hf.nrt P. Jackson, Proprietor. THIH splendid and spacious Hotel, eligibly *itu ated for both bush ess and pleasure traveller*, ia so conducted a* to combine all the luxuries of the i best hotols with eleg.incr and real comfort Choico suites of apartments at all seasons reserv ed for the accommodation of transient guests, and families visiting the city will find the Butaw House a home, unsurpassed by any hotel in the Union. The location ia elevated and salubrious, and is also convenient to the depots and landings, at which the coaches and porters of the House are at all times in waiting to convey passengers snd their baggage, free of charge, to the Hotel.. Gentleman's Ordinary, $1 50 per day. Ladias' do 2 00 do. Baltimore, july 37?tf FREDERICK A. WOODWORTH, IMPORTER OF RICH FANCY GOODS, 326 Broadway, JVtw York. FANS, Musical Boxes, Work Boxes, Dressing Csses, Travelling Caaes, Writing Desks, Bo hemian Glass-ware. Card Cases, Souvenirs, Port folios, Pocket Books, Purses. Reticules, Work Tables, Work Baskets, and Card Receivers,?Pape- 1 teries, Fine Bronxe Groups and Statuettes, Liqueur Cases, Snuff Boxes, Segar Cases, Biscuit Croons ;? Richly ('ecorated Porcelaine Vases, Toilet Bottles and ornaments of every description, for mantels, Consoles, Etagere* snd Boudoirs; Accordion*, Me chanical Toy*, Parasols and Sun-shades {?Walk ing Canes, Fancy Stationery, Opera Glasses, Choice Perfumery, Toilet Combs and Brushes, Head Ornaments, Silver Gill Services, Ready Pen Makers, Napkin Rings, Camera Opticas, etc., ju'y 24 U Wholesale and Retail. SMUTT MACHINES?SMUTT MACHINES. JOHNSTON'S Patented Improvement of Young and Clark's Patent SsauU Machines, constantly on hand and for sile, for rash, by the subscriber. 1'he capacity of these machines to do the work properly, is too well known to need any newepap r' Cuffing; all that is needed to insure rapid sales, is to ave the place pointed out where th?y can at all I times be had. For *ale by the sobacriber, 17, Light ?Meet, Baltimore. I july 27-tf JOSIAH RICHARDSON. rnmemmammmm&mmmmf Proa Ik* Ladiaa Wieath. ONE IN AJFIIOUSAND.' IT KM a. T. MASTTV. "She lookethwell to the ways of her hoateholJ, and eateth dJ^t#W?wl of Idlenes." SoUmtm. 'Have yea celled do Mrs. Morris yet?' inquired 11wry Walton of hot /fcieod, mm I Danvers, who hod come. , in to wqwat her | company on a shopping eseenioo-?*if not 1 should" like totak* yoo^fasrediis mor , ning, Tor jrou will Ko charmed- with her I know.' ii ?/ r,r<ri?un*?qq* *>l ? '? '.Excuse mo, :rtl votit ptmitS Imped out the fashionable young lady; 'I beer Mrs. Morris does not., keep e-servant, and'we might surprise her io dfeehtlfay ot even in the kitchen which wetqhM* rather Awk ward, you OMHt confess.' *1 have bo, doubt *Lie Would dBrvtoO'ei ther catasUopbe/ Mary Isugbioglysaykod I ?'for she m one of the meet tady-Utfteand I dignified women 1 ever shw, and ?Mf?r in I the Kilchen or parlor, most commeed the J respect ofrill who knew. But seriootly, (do you intend to eel I on the brtdeofyour I old iaiend, and welcome her .o Gfen villo?' 4i shell not* certdialy, he in haste lo do so,' said Mis DIanAtset *fc? she can he e pleasant* associate* ftr it what 1 her of l her is correct- Why naBrtefce melee tfer iself ridiculous, hy taking that smelt house .end doing he? mw work, when, Df.Mofrns fa so popular es? physician, lind making money enoogb to ewtble them far'live in style, if she only ohooste to pemtnde Mm, as 1 am site she could, to KniMKtfe) Itohlhs keeplng liloi other people. I expected, whan 1 heerd Of hfa<mairiaw*4th tft(Hfau|h ter of Jodgeli, th? weId ??&? tyfln d idlydressed fashionable WBMUtn?t brat tf{ey would tekethe Urge bom* 6* the kllT, give elegaat aotettaiomeflts, sad lead the to# in own quiet little village. MiNsteud oftllis, Mrs Morris dresses more pfatinly (MM Ei ther you or I, seldom goes f<*?t-, unites among the siek or poor, and Worse fhafflall keeps no servant hut a little gtitliWhra of errands and admit visitere-^ course rflie most do the work of the family. ;THW is too absurd, and 11or MedMll'iotMUile nance such lolly 'by caJKujfbpori * 'Oh, Julie, hoWr I Morris for pursuing | to command the estee ersiy ori# Who is circumstances? Dr. Who he has A aganf-living wodh. ..... and IHlrdfcn nim with debts which his sen sitive naturrf would fed'ynost deeply. True lie has fine talent* and bright prospect, hut hfe talents would be frittered away, and bin prospects wicked, in a life pf fashionable folly, such as you had marked out for htm. His swee* wife, tjie accomplished and ad mited Miss X., might hare married Jor Wealth, had the chosen, and taken jief ^ce wealth, had She cnosen.auu ibjuju w ns the leading star of fashon, but sTtjewi ly nrefwMMiappmess to ~ *" faahon, biilf ?^w^~ her affections arid het habd to pne Whoee noble qualities of heart and mind she was fully capable of appreciating. She kopw his circumstaiaces, and resolved to conform to them, apd thou wef! aware ofth? foolish nrsijj^Qa.vJbwb .wev?y?:n.eMUiwV,ifi<a? rity and pcace of mind are Worth more than the applause of .those summer friends who would flutter arottud her only in the sunshine of fiuihionable gwyety. I confess 1 had some migpirjntt, when 1 first called upon her, for you know what foolish ideas of genti|ity we imbibed at Mrs. B's boarding school?but when I saw her looking so.fresh apd ,so lovely in her neat becoming drett^Whtnlsaw the perfect order of her house', in-Which the motto seemed to be-~*e place for everything and everything in its placed?while ahe was so entirely free from that bustling restlessness which sometiiMS marks the notable house wife?above all, when 1 saw- the look of confidence and happinea with which he wel come was returned by her husband, as he came from his professional dotieo?1 could but feel that she mm just what a woman and a wife should be-?a helpmeet for her busbond, in the truest sense df the word? Mo eomplants of dooMatic trials or unfaith ful servants met hie ear, he seated himself at his own fireside after the fatigues of the day?all waa peace and love, and if it Wan not actually and angel'a that beamed updrt him there, it w?ath?jamle of a food a faith ful woman, . ?Aright With something of aa mgcl li?hu" ? quite po jfut you can * tend pro of trop r 'cloDg lo ^TWhen 1 am ,,1 consider it ay in the par te whom j? Money may pur of the hands, hut the heart "Really, Mary'you aregr etic on this inspiring (heme er convince me^ that it f" per for ladies to go into the . ble themselves about. the province of servants) narried, depend upon 1L juitc sufficient to plw th r or, leaving the detaSs of my esti^>lishinent ;o those who are paid for taking charge of them.' "baa "a sV n "And can you expect my deer Julia, that itrangers feel more inter^ fcn those detail*, on which so toncn of domeslip felicity d? lends,) than ,hey properl :hase the laL^. _______ ervice which makes labor light which done ensures order and harmony and com fort in the little world of fcome; what is the uivalent for this? "Lo**, and lowsoiy kthe boon of low." and if the affection of the Wifa, does BOl lead I her to love the .household duties on which the comfort of hOT| husband depends* how rain to suppoea that a stipulated sum ofmo loy will secure from a stranger that care aed ittentiouwhic^.she finds a burden too weer >me to endure, lhave thought much en _iis subject since my acquaintance with Mrs. Morris, apd am persuaded, that if. oth er ladies of her standing and infieeace?toek the same view of domestic dutiea. that the does, there wonld be a revolution Coeie ty, no less salutary than needfuW !We hate long enough deen butterlliea,or rather drones ?1 am determined hcaieforth iinitiate the bee, who, while ah* enjoya the sweets of every summer, is al the same time laying up a store for theoo?wo* Winter" I am not wrWHt a story?1 shall sot therefore, follow Sfr*., Mjtfftis in her useful land happy caree^?or paint the comfortless 1 establishment over wskh the fashionable j Julia Dan vert preside*?iny readers have (only tolofk about ^bemiu society, and they will probably jfec many who might fumish original for the sketch drawn here. 1 be sentiments avowed by Miss Panvera,aru