The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1846, Page 4

. eres oreo sentra remaen wren the Mina, which we reached abeut noon. The water here w as in stegnant pools, separated from the natural | bed of the stream. Seventh day—From the Chaparoza the road lies through a hog-wallow prairie, extending a mile or two, whieh then becomes sandy, and abounds in the usual ameunt of therny vegetation The Saline, or Salidito, is five or six, miles distant from the Chaparoza; its name indicates that its waters are brackish, and Mexican guides so report them; such, however, is not the fu aod in purity of favor it is hardly surpassed by any stream on the route. A temporary bridge of branches required a few repairs before the passage of the artillery and baggege wagons was effected ing over a region of country of the same sparing: pect as before, we Feached the Picoza, about fifteen miles from the Chaparo- which, like the latter, consisted only of det ed of bad water, and so thickly surrounded wiih the a i poaras almost toclude the search. The grazing hore was poor, and it was deeme! advissble to preceed further. four miles in advance we upon a series of pools, the waters of which ure brackish, and to which, doubtless, the neme Bow misapplied. h water. Af gence was received that was good water ahead; and in about march we reached snother col- lection of pon in high water, are supposed to form a rivulet confluence with the Cuevas, ten or el. yen miles fa west, it is conjectured, forms the Norita The juel at this place was scarce, and the gra e to day twenty-two mil ersed to-day is generally ered growth of vegeta ‘ainped on the banks ot the suppored Cuevas! Fuel was with dificulty procured here, and even the prickly pear was roduced to a dwarf. The water was in ponds, muddy aud unpalatable. ‘This cncampment was continned until the 8th; it having been determived to await the arrival of the troeps under Col. Harney, and pect a concentration of both detachments, before pro- ding to the Rio Grande, distant about tweive miles; ‘These troops. camo up on the 7th, about 10 o’clock, A.M Te Che army arrived atthe Rio Grande thi ck A The road is very winding, and eral narrow and deep raviues, which were ity. The coun- try is hilly, the Vegetation stuated and scattered, and the soil of inditierent quality. ‘The line of march is known as Woll’s r It is more circuitous than the old Presidio route; but by crossing the streams nearer their source, it is perhaps practicable for an army daring a greater portion of the year. Its general direction is south westerly; the south 1g being mostly made west of the Nueces. it may be added that the march was accomplished under circumstances no less favorable than was the suc- cess which attended it remarkable. It had been prece- ded by a drought of several weeks, which had not only rendered the road hard and in good condition for travel- ling, but had reduced the streams to # fordable depth. Over many of the letter it would be very difficult to con- stract bride os during freshets, and to ford them at such times weait be impossible. A large portion of the route lies through a country, the soil ot which is of such a nas | ture that even light rains would convert the roads into a condition so as to be impassable tor loaded wagons, even if the streams offered no obstacles. It is presumed that east of the Nueces, during all seasons, there is an ample supply of water; west of (that river, however, the streams are generally shallow, and soon become dry. It cannot be doubted, taerefore, that droughts of long dura- ration are favorable to military operations in this coun- ty tn temperature during the march has been very un- equal, and its extremes appear somewhat remarkable. On some days the mercury has ranged from 90 to 95 deg. Fahrenheit, and at night it) has sunk to 48 degrees. Those nights, though cold, lave been favorable, us the heavy deposites of dew thereby produced, greatly im- | Proved the grazing, and might have proved, itnecessary, &@ substitute for water. Very respectfully, I am, sir, Your obedient servant, ©. P. KINGSBURY, Lieut, Ordnance. Brigadier General J. E. Woon, Commanding Centre Bivision, Army of jexico. Wasjtxoron, Nov. 24, 1846. No Peace with Mexico speedily anticipated—-Taking of | Vera Crux and other Seaports—Plenary powers given to Gen Taylor—New Plan of Operations—The * Conci- latory,” Mitk-and-water Policy Abandoned—No Quar- ter to be given, unless the Mexicans sue for it—The en- | tire number of Volunteers authorized by the actof Con ress to be called out. It may have been matter of speculation, heretofore but this evening | learn from » gentleman who occupies @ high and commanding position, that the admini tration have not, at present, the shadow of a shade of probability that, on the meeting of the constituent Congréss, they will accept of our cha- parral branch of pface:~ ‘Therefore, there is an entire unanimity of feeling and sentiment ‘in the Cabinet, and fall and entire consent is given to our gallant naval rs to assail and take the castle at Vera Cruz, consequence, the city iself Tampico, Mazatlan, Alva- rado, Campeachy, “ond every other Mexican port. | must be taker at all hazards, and strongly defended, and heli until the Mexicans are willing to come to | terms, Not only are the operations to be full, active and vigor ous on the water, but the land forces are to be augment- ed not only by tho volunteers recently called out, but by the tull complement, fifty thousand, os allowed by law. Genes] ‘Laplor basi at Jest bean. putruasd with foil power; and os we have appointed Governors for tho ‘Mexican States, old Zack is to be the Supre:ne Military Dictator of tbat republic. ‘ The Halls of the Montezu- was,” is no unmeauing cry. ‘The order, so soon as pro- per provision can be mude, will be" goahead!” at The “concaliatory” policy, paying for every “thing our army consumes, is abandoned altogether. ‘In fact, the treasury could not sustain it. We must make the enemy support our ae ‘Tne enemy is to be harassed in every possible way, even to the burning of towns, if there be no other means to reduce the “ yellow skins” to subjection. ‘fhe Mexicans will bq mace to sue for_peace, instead of our suing for peace fromtne™ ! Had this course been adopted in the beginning, the Pro- Sideat would, at the com.nencement of Congress, have been euabled to say to its members, “ Gentlomen, | am happy to inform you that, since your atjournment in August last, the forces of the United States nave overrun Mexico, and in the language of my friend and organ, Mr. | — victory, calm and placid, perches on the top of and to the Senate, ina secret ierewith I enciose the form of Y agreed between the United States, on one part, jexice on the other, and respecttully ask your co: ourrence. It gi you wiii perceive, all we ask- ed for, and more too; the Californias, the boundary far up and past Monterey, wath all the orange groves and the delicious prodacts of that lativude, etc, io payment of the expenses of the war.” ut better Jate than neve! of the war,” in carn Captain Walser, aes has probably stirred up the Admipistration, and urged the couree which we are to take at a late hour, when almost every- Vody ia asleep. fae news from Tabasco this afternoon has increased our appetite for more victories. FELLX. “A vigorous prosecution Wasuincrox, Nov. 23, 1846. The Tariff Question—The Party—The Fuctions, and the Prospective Action of the Party upon the Tariff in the Coming Session of Congress Considered. We are credibly apprised that the administration has fixed upon its course of policy respecting the important question of the tariff. Upon this subject, Mr. Walker has been unquestionably given the control. And what are his views is a question e f solution. He feels a pride inthe tariffof °46, because itis Mr. Walker's tariif his favorite bantling—preserved so m‘raculously through all the dangers of wet nursing, teething, and tho like. It ix his pet, his darling; and if we may quote the affectionate endearments of the unfortunate Mre. Myers, it is his “dear, procious angel’ of atariff. It is the model—it is the seck-no-further—it is the philoso- | phor’s s‘one—it is the wand of Midas, the spear of Ithu- riel—the ring of Aladdin—the Simon Pure—the genu- ine modol of the advalorems. it is Mr. Walker's tariff— he is the father and the god-father—the midwife and the wetourse—nnd ali the capital that can be made out of it rightfully belongs to him and Mr. Dallas. By relations of consanguinity—by political relations—but more than all, by the ¢elations of the taciif of ‘46, their fortunes are identitied aad identical : Here, then, we have the way opened toa fair under: stantiog. “The sdministration, that is, Mr. Poli and Mr. alker, decide upon it. Mr. Cave Johnson, or Colonel Jolnson more properly speaking, and Mr. Mason accord, not accede but Marey, dubitante, Mr. Bu chanan, di on't deliver bis opinions in writing. Tho fact is porition of Mr. Buchenan is a puzzle. Itis not certainly known whether he has yet ito return to the Senate or retire to the long robes of the Supreme Court, or to remain through the term of | Col. Polk, atthe head of his Cabimet. He can lose no thing now by remaining, as the tariff is annihilated ~he may lose every thing by a transfer. The probabi ities ar, therefore, that he will stand whero he is, a p but not a disinterested spectator of all the intrigu e effervescence around him. ‘The President will most ‘ikely go for the tariff of 46 40 nomine. Upon this the messoge and the Treasury ro- port may both be expected to be identical, and equally emphatic. This is au adroit movement on the part of the Secretary of the Treasury, ro check off all bis democratic compotitors by his peculiar harmony with the Executive. For, mark us, yarious modifications of the tariff will be proposed, but’ they will all be d—they will be found incompatible with the will o: @ majority in the one house o1 the other Mr. Webster w 5 ene’ i em pt to con: recent election the popular d the restoration of the tar of 2 "42, or Fy least of the fic and minimum principlh It is said, too, that the leg. islatur. # of such are Tepresented by Mesers. Dyckinsou aud Dix, Mr. Fairfield, Me. Atherton, and Mr. Aliew, it s very much feared by Mr. Walker, will be af- ter giving their Senetors very disegreeable instructions 1pon tie subject. The doctrine of instruction, however, 1s known to extend only so far as may suit theconre- ieace of the Senator, aad Mc. Jarnagin’s is the only case 1p waich it hasbeen carried out contrary to all party con- yeniences. The doctrine is an absurdity upon ite very face—e doctrine only fit for a conclave of the Empire Clad or the pubessrensene, but wholly incompatible with decent senutorial legislation Bot whatever modifications for Increesing the duties of tho new tarif! may be proposed, and from whatever quarter ol the North or Wost they may come, all such innovations wil D€ resisted by the South, he Calhoun. They will not yield an inch, consent to a restriction of the « ciples, even upou the compromise of leaving open the | n of slavery with respect to our recent territorial | sequisiions south and west of Texas, Onthe other hand, it is far more probable, that they wiil bo | push forth the herizontel principle missinle ey of io tarif of o y will not pecific and minicwum prin: beve Ove crea a1 | threo wi | of bragging about it afterwards. This, however, does not argue Saat the South are satisfied with the schedules of Mr. Walker. They are by no means satisfied. The froe-traders say” that {t hes but one principle of their boau ideal of « revenue tarif!—to wit, the ad valo- rem principle. They object to it as a Seeriainatiog | measure. ‘Chey denounce all discriminations as unjust and unequal, and the Procrustean standard of the hori- zontal is, after all, the only ultimatum satisfactory to them short of direct taxation. What will please or pro- | mote the views of any particular politician, except Mr. Calhoun, isof the utmost 8s re, | and the very fact that Mr. has kg od ously st d torwar, woth tans which onl; longed to Mr. Cathons is a at least for Sou x fective and insuf- that the bill of Mr. and anti-orthodox ini its siscriminations. enton is an @dvocaie of speciic i minimums. He was opposed to the t ‘ it a most dubious and reluctant support. Had he not Peecsiatie ths upon annexation, he would not 0 the act of ’46. But the chance: fter his defection upon the Texa: followed it up by even a more dec’ on the subject of a tariff, he w read out of church. For this he was not prepared His t, the restoration of the Bourbons, or the Van ilerefore, to present obedien: hereafter, we must submit to be ruled for the neat Obedience now may give us the pewer to command obedience in the future. A great end demands great seorilane, Benton succombed—with a bad grice, to be sure; but “ He stinted, and » upon the tables of Mr. Walker. The course of Colonel Benton depends upon the turn of the tide. He is no pre- tender—vo abstractionist; but he will even cousort with such people to make good his ultim .te desi Gen. Cass will stand to the taritl of ’44 bonds of feaity tothe South At the Convention of °44, while the canvassing fora nominee was so urcertsin, and | every aspirant was equally hopeful of the award, Gen | Cassis understood to have put in a strong bid fer the votes of the South; and Mr. McDuffie or somebody el-e, may have in his possession, an uncomfortable letter from the general, which muy be brought to light im the event of his flying the track of the ad vulorems and the lowest revenue standard. Gen, Cass is bound, therefore, to the horizontal, ad valorem, non-protecting, non-discriminat- oe ‘cotton-and-nigger” principle on tue tariff question. y-the-by,an ‘ entente cordiale,” it is manifest is ra- | pidly coming to adhesiveness between two of the ex est Colonels of the present age, namely, Col. Pol \ President, late of Duck river, and Col. Benton, who again, | “solitary and alone,” has put the ballin motion, It is | said, however, that asa consideration to take the cue of the administration for the Senate, Colonel Benton roposes that Walker shall be set aside, and lair and Rives reinstated as the conductors of the organ. Mr. Walker and Mr. Ritchie are both regarded by Col. Benton as inimical to the restoration of Mr. Van Buren or Mr. Wright as his representative, and it is imperative ly necessary that for the ancient regime to regain their lost ground, and to restore the order of arrangements as | they had planned them out, they must reconstruct their edifice from the foundation. The condition, therefore, | | atked by Col. Benton, is a very natural one as a starting point, aid the only difficulty ia, that it will require the fresident to reverse the point from which he set out him- | self, which was a solemn determination to extinguish all | the cliques if possible, andthe Ven Buren clique in par- ticular, as the most formidable—the most insatiable, and the most despotic. How the alleged treaty of concord botween the two illustrious Colonels will terminate, remains yet to be seen; aud how the party and the cliques will coalesce or divid upon the tariff question is equally a matter of doubt. | THE DOCTOR. | id ays Heis under | Battimone, Nov. 25, 1546. | General Scott's Departure—Railroad Accidents—Mar- | | kete, $e. | The news that Gen. Scott has taken his departure for | the seat of war, at the request of General Teylor, has causeda thrill of joy to vibrate through our city, Ad- | ditional confidence is now felt in the ability of the army to cope with all befor it; and indeed with such generals | as Taylor, Scott, Worth and Twiggs, we may bid defi- ance to Santa Anna andhis thirty generals. Anold man, supposed to be at least 80 years of age, was run over by the cars on Pratt street, between 5 and | 6 o'clock last evening. The driver, it is said, could not | see, on account of the darkness of the night, it, although a d to him to stop his | had extraordinary i cg ie the: laives extraordinary dullones. Que- ry, whic | There wasalso a man killed by the York train of cars, on the Susquehanna road, running over him. The flour market is withoat animation. m Monday of 300 bbls. at $5, which price foe yesterday with rate transactions — Considerable sules from cars at $1873. Sales of 1100 bbls City Mills yesterday morning at, $5, which holders are very firm in asking. ‘There 18 no special change fo motice ing Good to prime red selling freely at 90 dinary to good 75 to 10 4 $120, } Ostaas 2.36 cents e lady wn re ‘wheat $1! d yellow 52 ci Rye 662.68. id for whiskey Q nd prices firm, I quote bbls. at 23360 21 ¢ and 25 ets, per gation. Stock any Money Manxet.—There has been some act vity in the stock market since my Jast—Luy+rs meet sellers Im moste-ses. City 6's are a Movement ia 5’s of 1870 at 80! o's ar Big. State 6 per cent ling 5's 68 bid. Correne’ ‘The money market coutizues ia. th sound stocks come into play in rates ate waiform at bank and ou th me easy “condition and nce Of business paper; treet. Privapetenta, Nov. 25, 1616. Another Conviction of Murder in the First Degree—.At- tempted Suicide—Trial for Homicide—The Church | Case— Shocking Accident, $c., $c. : | The jury in the case of Bridget Harman came into | | Court, after 10 o'clock last night, with a verdict of guilty | of murder in the first degree, making the second capital conviction by the Court of Oyer and Terminer in the course of a week. Charles Mosler, who was tho first convicted, made an attempt to hang himself in bis cell, on Monday evening, by tearing his sheet into slips, and suspending himself by it toe nail inthe wall. The nail broke with his weight, and the fall alarming the watch- | man, his situation was discovered. He is purrued by the pangs of a guilty conscience, and fthe jphantom of his murdered wife constantly before him, renders life a burs then to him. | The trial of Henry McDonough for tho homicide of | Samuel Taylor, wes commenced this morning. The facts of this case have been before mentioucd, and materially | difler from the trisls which have preceded,in the absence | of malice. The accused having requested Taylor to Jeave the tavero in which he was employed as bar-keeper, | | because it was late at night and ho wished to shut up, at- tempted to put him out by force upon his refusal, and in doing so, the inebriated ‘man fell against an iron bar or ecraper, ‘and received a wound hat terminated fatally. | Avery wordy discussion took place before the Mayor | this morning, on the hearing of the church difficulty ba- | fore mentioned as having occurred oa Sunday last. A | | ortion of the congregation, iucluding the trustees, had ecome dissatisfied with Mr. Keilar, their pastor, and | desired to get clear of him, and ‘obtain admission for the church into the Methodist Conferences | ing been independent of that body. The «is was caused by reports afloat concerning Mr. , by which he was al ed with having obtained various sums of mo apprepriated thom to his own use, refusing to ay account of these amounts, A tranr- action in re n to a forged note of $200, and another | of $70, is mentioned in the same connection, ax being an additional cau.e why his duties as a pastor over the flock should cease. Theso rumors, whether true or false, had the effect of greatly reducing the number of the congregation, and at jast the treasury became so scant of funds thatthe supply of gas was stopped. After being closed for nearly two months, the church was to have been 2 ened Inst Sunday with preaching by the Rev. Dr. Wilson (attached to the Conference), at the reg sate of the trustees; but when the latter gentleman entered the church, he found the pulpit already occupied by Mr. Kaliar, who having, as he | asserts, been scams pastor for life, denies the right of the trustees expel him, uniess they are authorized by a majesty of the congregation. Amid great confusion, Mr. Keliar went through the servic though most of the congregation retired when ho co: menced his sermon. Some of the friends of Mr. Kellar | refused to ieave the church, intending to keep possession so that he might preach in the a ternoon, but Mr. Well one of the trustees, having been etruck by Mr. the police were sent for, and the building was taken pos’ seaslon of, and locked upto prevent a riot, Mr. Bught | Way arrested, together with Wm T. Barnes, who pre- fixes Rev. to his name, The latter, upon the arrival of the police, was seated on the «ill of the sec: j window witha Bible in his lap, herangui tude in front of the church. The style of hi be judged from the fact that he wi oy the hurras of the boys, derision, and cried boots at him. The two persons abi | named were charged wit, inciting to riot, but after | spending several h which was mostly occupied by speeches of counsel, the Mayor adjourned the case over | tall 6 o’cleck this evening. The bitterness ot feeling dis- played on both sides of this case, is certainly very un- | christianlike, and dispels much of eer of sanctity which those of the uniniated are inclined to think hover | around the elect. If what is asserted by the council for the trustees be tri should wish to dissolve the connection. ; A melancholy accident occurred last evening in Che: nut st bove Sth A pair of horses belonging establishment of Messrs. Sands, Lent & Co, ren and throwing the driver from the light wagon to wi they were attached, trampled upon a man named John | | Donnelly, ne him ivat ly. The unfortuoate man was the driver of Dr. Hod vehicle, and was in the | act of leading his horses out of the road of the runa- wa: The driver of the wagon was not much hurt. | Sale of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finest pase ‘Nov. 25--$200 U 8 Loan, 6, 6, 101; 50 Vicks. burg Bauk 3 AFTER Saieenito US Bank, 6 51, 68365 1 | 1000 C' North American Bank, 408. Sxconp Boanv- 3000 US Loan, 6's '36, 101; Ponds, v's 760. S44; 1000 Chesapeake an Delawai A Baurs—40 Girard Bock, 744; 500 Texas Notes, 19% sese i ks t Boen ERS ARD, re 10 | Worcester bailro aN cre bl i Sram BG 85 da Bow Pr Siodede, TaN; 100 sires do, 16' toa aud Worcester Riajlioad 1 3c) do Weaver, Railrox, ya, 25 do do, b 0 30 dx, 101; 100 do Long [sland Reilroed, 05 45, 20 inte 9739; 25 do do, bo 00 ds. 48 Wraurn oy tus State or Onio.—The State Board of Equalization conctuded its labors at Co. Jumbus the 16th inst., after a session of more thi of which tho following ere the feregate | results :—The valuation of the real y of Ohio is ; = ahs Pin ter "Isis 3 do Bos: | about three hundred anit i Sa tieut River, in bi however, I do not wonder that they | ini Lerten Bags or Stramenie Guest Mb ie for Liv- COUGHS, COUGH Nov. as OF Rooms | be found the mos: , Hew York, sas. | sxp00) wil cove atthe Exchange and Otter Reading Rooms a Asues—The market is unusually dull. There are no | ‘it {Ee ae) ee re aan, esiche Continues: b oi" congh cals, bosrsencn | sgles of ashos to, natice, ots are held st $6; Pearls | | the ship Apsinat, for Havre, Will mil this day, (96th) | Uke many at io at two o’c! Corron—The sales to-day amount te about 1000 bales. f Charl Nov ist, 13 ships,8 | tn Prove ney, | Prices exhibit no change from yesterday, in consequence | ,,4here mete in the port o sqm erase pat | whe have exper | Soe una divest aoe ee ait, | Sem Gann Isiaxp, Young, rom Richmond, at Reston, | ‘They promoce fee ousy & their correspondence, an c re, lost foresa’ ement. ed'attendance of buy. aa, apes of Defawar — Livenroot CLassivication. | Scum Genutors, hence for Philadelphia, put into Charles. |; a rte a . for a port, having been blowa off dunug a NE ua coat ci LOZEN\ onl Comes COUGH atap merely pleas ues any thousands may, iaaluary effects; itheit BAPPY, OY Seink of the grave. ex toration, &n e the whieh but too ¢ obs cure the most 0 y G. COLBY, chemist, te., $61 Teas st, Frank f Seales. ss fan re, | inferior, Baio Casrian, Burton, st Wilmington, NC Nov 10, has had a succession of north winds, but no severe bio 4 to Bostou, | aud the subscribers would inform, 20 days f . bound to Wimanaces, ear ino Clacies Bron the 22d inst On the real has latel rae aust, in a gale fro1 ‘W. shipped.a sea which carried Paralleled. At colors the Hair ff Furs. coe away nui Opel jarter treachers, with other in- | ‘neously, § ateaa of Wine... ss Jury, causing her to rete Frovr—The market has been dull enough durii two preceding days; but soley the storm has tei make it still more so. The sales amount to about 2, $000 bbls. See at $5 18%{. Genesee is held at $6 25, ‘but no sales. , bound to Bourn ‘end of Bass ‘Rip, x Borcloek with wa'er, crew left her in aud arrived at Siascouset at 12 o’cleck the | same night. We learn 1 Ewer, agent for the Captain. he above particulars from Peter F. | “ni92w*rre Baltimore Cattle Market. ‘Whalemens | GURENIOR Sperm Candl Nov. 23.—Cattle—The arrival of beeves have been | A letter from first officer of ship Catawba, of Nantucket, i quite large, the market animated, and most of the stock | reports bark Russell, Morse, New Bedford, § mouths out, 108 Sv mae Sarde, GS cts, jound purchasers at sbout last week's rates. The offer- "Teas, ings comprised 1600 head, of which 816 were taken by ae ‘Capt Graves, of ship Innthe, of Salem, at Canton. le t Brig Derigo, Tibbetts, 21 days from Wilmington, NC. with | Fi | Loss of deck loadand three mea, on Oct 30th, lat 26,on 65 by. | bole South Sen and NW at 86 ote; 2497 bbls. NW. at | ship Lakland at NOrleuns, who put oue seaman oa board of Re Warton 500 bile Ne ea c ens car) was | | (XB, brig Atalanta, from Charleston for Bermuds, on Nov 1, | sold at 35 cts; and subsequently 400 Shs, selected at 36 | "42:13" a atcts. At Stonington, we hese ofa aule of 1000 bbls, | inthe Splvanns, Rich, from Bt Marys for Bath, Me, on 18th at 33 cts. fa this vicinity, at the date of our report, {in holders are not generally disposed to sell for less than 40 | one boitte curing nine out of eve —100 bbls South Sea at $33¢ cts; 161 do do 34 ots tio Fulton ~ co Die ste rte Was | mick Norfolk, Vi Foreign Ports. Havana, Nov 7— Arr brigs Gen sant: Hammond; Albe: the pul . raat eat Syreg, le ioe foreign brute, eseoemper petite avery Tow prices, Goods delivered to accompany each bottle. Sol wholesale b m8 Broadway cornor Chamoers, No 27 | streets, Brockiyas corner Charles and ‘ington City; and Reva now au ms for te | the author. SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, &e. at 25 cts a Ib; winter bleach 4 white Lamp O: ackers, 584 by butchers, and 100 head remain over un- | Svdzey, abour May 3: Aleraude? Jones BH 7 “4 | amy part of the city. by yar Prices ranged irom $2 12% u $2 875¢ per 100 tba on | {eegenal Ara ete kell rn MB Ma Alin, | 3 OROWEER Srcer and Ten Dealer, the hoof—equal to $4 25 a $6 0 net—and averaging about | Townsend’ Warren, 200 ap (before reported March 10che4 ‘Also, a large assortment of cheap white and brown $2 00 gross. A few head of very superior quality from | 4p); Daniel Webster, Starbuck, Nant 1300 ap, 300 wh (heave | Rt tad Frederick county, brought $3 25. orred sid April. ol sonata iman, Newcomb; RICAN COMPOUND? Hogs—Live hogs are taken ‘as fast os they arrive at Nb. are «p (before reported sid 5th); about May Stn, ung. | Orn YOURSELF-—AM DAN. Gop? E eausties, iar Sonne srttatke leer RAR: | ere Sf dake anaes ke ew sendy 5 v uth, New Bcdford Oli Market. at ‘Sy jue) Ta, 13, 1000 wh, 950 leo Ike bove; she hed ! Ln It Papin ya anda ee onary, | 2 Nov. 28,—Sperm—A sale of 460 bbls. was made in the | #Poken Dec 30 Geo Wash one OF arecrabamey | Live" ecposure, or busieeder and ts edipted "0 very axe, pprvne ot te week at De costes aap juently mee 100 wh Gepaael MarehS | sex, aad c that this 1s me 400 bbis, at a price not positive: wn, but rej | trumped up i Pl ae 98 cents: 1700 bbla. at ‘ion nat made y publio—reported 8 ene | Private, eae practi ae a ees, vt a ring se yrtccee, to be equal to $1 per galion in 30 days—and $1 may now Ship Soldan, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Oct 29, Jat | win tie: cy Be peo ines, ie “ a | po rhale-e alos for the week G105 bbls, Jn lots, as follows | Sloe i, and convince yoursell, even ed at $6 Hu ‘Sind and Bomb erate streets, Hoberson and Cor 126 Steww*re cts per gallon. ‘Whalebone—18,000 Ibs N. W. have been sold at 34 cts; 40,000.do do at 35 cts; and 6000 Ibs. South Sea at 36 cts. We are informed that no more is to be had at these prices. The stock of oil now in importers’ hands in New Bed- ford and Fairhaven, is about 8200 bbls. and 8000 bbls. whale Of whalebone, the stock in first hands is as follows :- N. W.66,0001bs; South Sea 53,0001 Ibs. Total, 109,000 Commercial Corre: spon neses of New York | faux, do; Clio, from Portland; 9th, with lumber. "Left brig Smyraa, | ai S Deeg a ‘kles, Niork tor Homburg, under repaitey ex Sieh nee i Se $9 t0 $10,000. Home Ports. 2th—Arr Barques Mary T Rundlett, Per cent, Boston, Nov. M’Near, Rio Janeiro; Mary, J thusoa, Baltimore; brig Ame- Tooin can be cousidered New Onuzans, Nov. 171 Clock P. M nea Pemero spbanniey ache Gran “ Inland, Youne, hie Der cite tha It ia said that there is a further increase of }ic. to-day , moud; Wm * in, a Papin in cotton; but I canhear of no sales that bear out the Point, Byes: i RD Lig >] ‘Auras N mncenanet report as yet sane is a dis] ition to operate pretty beauty be, extensively to-day, and the orn probably be large. ks Packet, Hodgkinson, New York. (Cla, Foreiga,» 2 London; Harbinger, Brown, ‘The stock continues to come in freely, and in large lots. | Gibral hae eee eee A Coan Care jee should | Business generall: Leaps an animated appearance. The Matanzas = Coastw: Char- ‘Dr.G, might go on amy Hige' e—ship vo, Savanah; big Maria, Wm Freeman, Char- re sta h arrived on Sunda: Hafian Medicated Soap, but he thi English news, wi extremely {a- ondeinued, doz Cent W Sinith, of brig Echo: of News Midaii thi vrenies | eoiee Doge. anak dg Ray J F Hadley, of brie Cumber. | Wier, Pl : sloops Empercr, Shat: | tea beautiful Black, ey Ala yee wa ee asad Ja87 Mexico; | ikea be Mitchell’ New Vek; Bui Booker N G Molina 8 Ayres: AY Femaader, “dvinidads NM Sanco: | Pout Eor’ Grito Ne Wate Sank eigen Hlvden, New New Oatrans—Ship St Mary—Mrs Sancier. New vos kong nS Ee ; ee % | NY. Diep River, Southwarth, N York: meen Astanp—Bnig John Potter—J Daveren, of the W | orks slp] was ‘sips Liberty; Brooks, New | *ts over zi Tle mind last aight Came out strom Passengers Sailed. | earn NWtem which pote rae Hid fr Cnet Brig Ee Mr | morning, “the only damge ard from its effects Grand Smith, of Albany; Warren, of Troy; Mr Newcombe, of do; Mr B St Thomas; Mr. *Paunett, of du; MrJ Ruhl, ‘of St Croix; Mr | J Brandegee, of NLondon: MrF Brandegee, of do; Dr Chas | Martin, of Scheuectady; Mr Norris Miuer, ‘’G Taylor, W ‘Taylor. i se! jamin. of | has been two rep schooners, which ‘was driven ashore on i Point of —theirnames | en able to crtaln—one wi in ballast, bound to Virgiai: uy, small craft, not apparently more than fifty-one tons i FRONTING CANAL Hudson and Between palin hich its use fone Seca ans hi Me abrentifet of is the more important that the thin cove: should be kept in bed Bae and m WwW YURK KiDiING SCHUO! NOS. 65 4 67 WATT STREET. DR. FELIX GOURAUBD’S bat | ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. now, ay common consent, fr lotehe: of pimples, put raised with a pro- pile tat ae ITALIAN MEDICATED, SOAP. used in hard or and instantaneous remedy for only akin | era the merits of its e amber heer, 4 fie ith Yorable to tho inercantile community av it was, naturally | Keston; Foye Delphi, Berry, Phila; Friendship, Edw Fanni nihotsand dollars, to. theDo sapocter, trom ims caused a temporary suspension of operations y | a sieians, Chergymen, Members esa, Captains | tl merchants could digas digest their advices, and there wes | paanisezen ay 2b gir ship Carroll of Carralivan, Use: | Of shine, fleets tthe Army oat of dining uta limited sale, at prices generally considered ‘ic, ‘and brig Centurion, fm Havana, in dist: Ladies, the originel of whic! mon higher than old | Feseotinn c racoa; schr (deo! Frniet: ae orethe Doetor thinks, sufficient to convince any | th, ‘remont, Taylor, Ha <5 one not iit bind, sand there | be any such, he Doctor | 4 Gulf i apply to Pasee tee Ge. cH ie os sh Ea bi; bre Choctaw, Hower, | Helieve not Mosea and Froph ig, neither would ys belie HayaacBark Childe Harold—Capt CH. Shank gor sehes Zephyr, Wood, Palos, Berry, Brunswick, eater Baba je positively extirpates, root and | bark Madeline of Ph kin the gale at Havana; Capt G@ | Me, Cid2! Le or sole* | branch, all superfinous hai : Crocker, of brig bey of Boston, driven ashore and | ventas Dfemont, | Prevaraud’s Liquid Rouge will impart to the le cheek and iy, as magnificent es that of ad's Grecian Hair Dye will change red or gray hair ly W hite instantly dissipates rednesses, flushos seta that it is iapocsiig to to STREET. Greewich streets. R. J. H. MERIAM takes this opportunity of returning natupa—Brig Lady of the Lake—Mrs Cook, Miss Cook | | Montt.z, Noy 17—Arrship Byron, MeLellan, Bath; barks his mont grateful acknowledgments to ‘who have and servant, of Bermuda: Mr and Mrs and child. of | Carlos joston; Odd Fellow, Galveston; 40 handsomely patronised him from the first moment he was Londoay Miss J A Davenport, of Bermuda; Dr Reese, Cana: | ter Braxton, Morse, Boston. 16th—Cld br Alphage, | identified with, tha New York Riding School, and pledges da; Mr J Hall, Bermuda. Brown, Pensacola, ‘Arr brig Rowena, Morrell, from Brazos | himself to end a the most uuremi ‘attention to Reatiago. merit a cont ice of their kindness. He woul searnetinlly | Gener. Nov #1—Arr scht Champion, Robinson New | inform hi friends and the public, that he will re 0 Foreign Importations, | vous 334 Northern Bell, Potter, NYork; Elizabeth, | Evening Classes, sn connection with bia ay School fo ey pllavaxasBark Chitde Harold—60 Mgeears F Hermony's | ita. Kelly, Albany. tou an "Sppleso ou Moaday even ng, the dof No; ephews & co—] case sweatmeats ry 695 boxe: & sem er. R ic School etree s | ,gvonwi ov tt re sche Teumball, Hare! 8° CODDINGTON. Froprietor.. HavaNa—Bark Rapid— 89 boxes _segars 8m segars M Tay, 70924 Im*rre Mit lor—213 boxes sugar Sturges & co- of D: ing and ing Py fing sult some fe ure 20m segars da=22in | Wilver, Newburgh; Cab Ga N NG: rai Rattan abuts eGieted tae Mak, raiment, as, ty Nigres aaron Uniraei | WATE ROTO, tocar Dre che- 160 7 Stalker: O & a Wetmore Parttidge—i' | mekier ma enveens dh ap York, FB Cnet ft Flushing Instlate, W Marshell—3i1m segars 150 bales tobacco 6 meses wood J ns do, ld tth, sch Rte Sires Hn tie coal loreal hes to fill up'in giving Private Lessons, or uinebaus, W: ding schoo! Wallen, Jr—113m_segars J.‘ ‘orressa—$2000 Buch gud TP Thi ; Grane 2 oi sloops | M,attent applying bau—730in segars Hennuld & Francois—629 Lillie & Rosiues | China, Hawkins, NYork Glider rth doc Jaspen Wilbon eens orem noe, Re Saetrine st 1 220 J Macgane liz FM Peeobeasi0td Ge la Quanto) : Gleaner, Coit, Newhnrgh; 23d, sloop Cabot, Elliot, | Canal atucet, or at fae N. o%7 im Booers—li6 JR Raber—46 M de Paya 90 AW Horas | dog sehr Shetucket, er, NYork. Ls! Echarte—l1 HE Morning—40 Tyufi'le & Barrera—1!g Cap- | WwW ORL Nov »16—Air shi s Colchis, (Knight Gal-| 2H PLaNO—SINGING—ITALIAN— tain lel Caret & Astoray—35 do 25 bales tobacco or er. yeston; Parth Woodbury, Liverpocl; ae Allerton, ‘ENGLISH. Hoxpvnas—Brig Robert Bruce—2bxs specie {7 ceroous in- | ‘Torrey, Marseilles; brig Hayne {Willian RLEY, Pupil of the dxgo 2000 Ibs old copper B Blanco—1i0 loge manogany JJ Ln: | Coreg, Tiana ee ide emteras RS. MO! pte pena | holse 65 do Vbox specie E Coffin—2 bales parsapariila. 1676 ships Geneva, Goodhue: Nvorks Avkuaees" a; Hilliard, dos list Js peepane eg np ye a Al mogaay 1 ais eit Deslebech, Harr on Neti SSLLISPENALD sta ee othe pila, 0 honey 477 Ib jo wax a3cs segare e ene | al ace connected with a ere sport to society, im all its vi Domestic linportation | attraction those who wish to avil ¢ neinselves of such ad- New Onixaxs—ship St Mary—i07 pigs lead Strachan & sian srrcciontsmat place themselves under the tutelage of Mrs Scoit—76 bbls tallow A Nottebohn—6 bls cot | mouihct din tie Genie Gr Marley. 29 do moss KR Hurdell—971 pigs lead C H Rogers & co—10 bbls butter fi Pool: Liverpool, MeLelian, do: France, Wake & Denk 99 b '8'P Rhodes—$ d er & - SAMANOS, Fister=30 do Traman & Beckwith—200 pes vaxging F Bur: | bai Boat eClatie Lete Bs IMPORTER OF TOBACCO AND SEGARS, nett—168 bales hemp A Ailen—8 bbls seed M De aga 2 27 | tharine, Swilt, Hi 2D Basse, O.n BROAD WAT, up stairs, offers for sale, on liberal bls tobacco 15 pnus ram W H Johnson—20 hhds sugar 2000 pgs aw, aed te, Wacas, Williams, Hav terins, 99 bales St. Jago; 5 hhds nae ‘Scraps; Lace Seed - lead, Good nut, Woodward & eo | “Pri vanrcenta, Nov 2—Air schirs America, Southworth, | Leaf: 9 cases Scaffaritia, | ease o mar ped eee fhomhendere or | Middlet wag Fokomoke, Hitchens, Providence; barge Cay@ rstin Mntehen Marck Backes Ta Ms | S,Owscs : fF varions brands "i Ni 2.—As 7 Ei , Baker, je assortment of Paper | Hiker PCT Gc Tat abe AIC PAB | a Bolle ad Eat heoner, nea Dew, with gree tom. an ion] usual MARITIME HERALD strenk around; ‘was ashore’ this mornieg on the lee- | V[EDICAL AID DR: GREGORY is consulted as aseal aia bs - je of Bu.lock’s Point, the sea breaking over her She | ig q regular Physician Sag se Rt oa ol re rpg vO NOV, Bee een ei rm MSO some | the racine and practice of tring the disease incident 1 PORT US EEW YORK, NOVEMBER 26, | Winthrop, Lord, Wilmington, NC; schrs'Adams, Baker Bal | [ut uative country, faith an experience 0 jevelt, mes door from O27 timere: Moses Brown, Nickerson, Philadelphia; Phebe Bax- web “rr ter, Fuller, NYorky sloop Rieuzi; Durfee. do via Newpnrt. | Cowham st = wwitaaeli Pl ven aise Art at Fall'River, 2h, schrs Klizabeth, Baker, Baltimore; NO CURE _NO PAY. pital "7 a tuien wank 21st, Richard Bord Brightman, do; Minerve, Davis, Phila.; B, CORBITT, 19 DUANE Street, Pep esaahced Be " . | 22d,a full rigget b uppos College of Surgeons, London, may be consulted J a RicuMo BtNor tity be Ruby, MeRenrie, Lubec; seh | rene oeey ome at Loman, ERY Be. Cleared. | Edward Kenny, Bostoo Manchester, Mathias, ork; levoted to venereal diseases, ensbles be oa to chs Frankfort {Me} Sid schr John Sim: | mons, Hill, Boston. Savannan, Nov. 20th—Cld br NewYork as Lyon, Gree- k; br L Baldwin, Bassett, Ne Nov 2\—Arr brit th, Horton, ares Stenmyhip Great Western, Matthews. Liverpool, R Irvin aaties! Laciatiang, Hasnmoud, London, D & A Kin sland & ~ Far West, Briard, Liverpool, Davis, Brooks & C Ht bhepherd. ‘Ainsworth, Liverpool, DH Baring, Sherman, London, ‘Hi Buxton, Baltimore, Oel | Columbia, E‘dridge, | i B 2 8 Haron Ft rice, jeast rigs Adua, Sherman, , Burton, Havaae 2m room Dentist. heme ber, Johnson's fh PERE RCPR AKKIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to mterest Tre Sith Balttnotr 8 iS; Bi :; By Last Might’s Southern Mail. | using Moral Physiology, written, DY the phia, DeHare, Philadel ph | — | agian one akerstions by B- Gi arrhvedes Home Ports, | at rictly fe followed, we are persuaded Ship St Mary, Foster, from New Orleans, with cotton, = Norronx, Noy 23—Arr schrs Pelican, Doane, Sviem: Val- | ty from Present wonld exist. to Starton & Fost. Left the Bar onthe 6 id, | ture, » Turks Island. Pilot boat A: id. | The terrors of pove: ney gad the memneet of a, large family of off Memory Kock, ex-nanged signals with ship from a crv chifdrea, which gould be but poorly wevent many | tee yesterday off the Brown, of N York. for Bale, wae road carried away. Cld, brig ( hampion, Chandler, Br W JALTIMORE, Nov Sr Ar, “arabian ‘aopk Ship Clavend a, Easterbrook, mdse,to J D Murray. The ¢ ist, Was blown off ia the Late fr m_ Boston, 17th inst, with off the Hook on the 20th je, lost jib, fore Fopeail, &e ere 13 a. Bark Childe Harold, Forsyth, fiom tiavana, Nov 9h, with ke Noy 8, at 29 26, 1 2, bark Sophia, ‘Pe ei sugar, &e, to ? Harmony, Nep! s&co On Monday, at 2 | Pini Cuba, for NYoi gine Jat 33 ’, loa 73, phn, and most booksellers; Pim, John W.lson. seamen, was knocued from fore topgallant | 28 days from Montego Bay bound to A! dri ‘ew York. deat ] from eater ry = Matrimonial state; 3; and the Sais S| a yard on deez, and died of his injuries iu 2 houra, Ward, from Havana, Nov 7th, with su saw A small gebr with her maismast Gone to wit the dec. —1 de no signal for assistance. , ke, N ont Lh lta a Gu lor.’ The 8 hashad nothing wat strong northerly | praed, nie, NOsleans; schr Sa ah K Merit Bir rin | fer leaving tdavaua, and when 12 days ont was not to, | NYork. 'C geht Toha Murray, Devereux, Windies sh tat 30. ‘The B was on Sunday night abreast of | ship ax Walker, Havre; bark Comelia, NOrleans; | ly practi the Highlands, but was driven to the south of Barnegat by the | | brig Commerce, Gibrattar. such as diseases heavy tow tha: nixht aud Monday. mntBelize, Hondaras, | eee | mercurial diseases, strictares, Pi My s from!Belize, Hondacas, | the, young with pA me to B Bh Sid in co with ‘schr Nile, Hainpton, HOLMES’ KITCHEN RANGES. | may apply ‘witn confi epee, Dt. for NYork: Lett brs, Venus, Barton, for Boston, nex: day. | FIVHE proprietors in ing the above Ranges to the pub- | nenve — raeu No date, lat 24 30, lon $125, spoke brig Pursuit, (of Halifax,) | he, warrants them to perform the parwoves for mk | Pie stica for, Alexsudria; capiain sick—supplied them | they are purchased, aud if not, they will be remoyed free \P' Fon ma SUPPRESSION OF medicines. The K B for the last ten da; of any ne to ‘the purchaser. Numerous references | Members yn of nod NW gales, 19th inst, off Cape Hatteras, in can be pare! ices | - fo pein wishing to ange from arent the newest patterns for Parlors, Offices an rd iStarer Hall, Office, and Bed Room Stoves, Stovepipes, | wy wale from NE, fprung mainmast and Jibboom, lost Ky ey © Jib, &e; on Sunday night was blown as far south a Barne- iz John Potter, Dowd, 10 i from Turks Island, with | e thot salt, to master, ald Gracie, not ek fs | an peg‘ ery | *% | Business. Invalids are parcieularly john Boucher, 75 Colambia aereet, | ¢ was nnable to walk without crutch of Dynensary, Below, 1 ship and 2 brigs—unknown. Wind N Sets the suppression of qnac! rect Lid Particuler attention to }, and can confident! cal ‘treatment, a safe and permanent the const Se oF confinement from HELNS, sre linbie in al at aree cities, ar physi- QUACK Y.—The the New. York rors of Medicine and 1 di Promise to requested to make appli Siin Ware—Bright, plain, and japanned. Der dare ages ation to the College ou the Grst a earace of those diseases, ae | atalfimen ready to et ranges, erates, aud boilers | gee vartamount of suffering and ume maybe ts voided. I med the brig sailed on ¢ smokey chimneys cured—no ure, no pay. | One of the members of the Col lege, for many con Haytien, 3t Domingo HOOLY and SON, | Rected with the principal hospitals karope, e cure of Moxey, 2t days from Nnevitas, with molasses Baas Proprietors and Hatahecaees te Nassan street.) | those complaints, atteads for consultation rei hems for NYor Ald Lin® rre rey fg, the only | Poe ee and Medicme, Am | THE PHILADELPHIA tanb D0OLUN Ay CONVALID Da pereoms Belt A G Faxon. Smith, 9 days from Georgetown, SC,with | it Broome street, N.Y. TO Rn hes INVALL | lumber, to Brett & Vose. | JACOB VREELAN, Greenville, N.J cared of Serofule Schr David Crowell, Tilton, with cotton from the wreck of ‘by one bottle medicine. His son said'this day, Oct. 28, thes ship William tings, ashore on Sqaam Beach. that it was a wonderful cure. Ifyou but call at 266, om . ‘New schr smerican Belle, Nickerson, 2 days from Coonec- ‘of this disease all over New York. VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS. Marine Correspondence of N. ¥. Herald. | {omeyutreen Noth cared of, Bestar, and fra Eg FPOR the ratical cure of gonorrhoea, lest, seminal emis Macias, Nov 211816, | ineuht days, he thourht he would burst Tntediee webee wioaa, and aii mocopurafent dixcharg 4 Boston; Patriot, Cuts, do; | great. Mi ay gh i} It of twenty year’s reas ja the Fortes, NYoak via do; | after beme gi a up tra rent Doctors, at raising are pronounce ait leremedy iat a day of bios and ‘corre jou. Mrs Cling, cured Sareea on oy. Velbon, ‘as_an infal! Eeosnwe ree ety 1 iar cured fvienrisy “Th seen, Avg ror tne tam any ther remedy Of Nawbarrpert, Ia seewmpe ida sired. of F ront street. Mary | bres. disagrees ‘the ntomach, oF \esanars See F wis | Hardre: 160 Delaney. ened of Disbepeta, Mas ory, ured busine, ce gt er, DEBILITY CURED She then let go both sn | Peronted ve: euros, bY on bey Mhemsig your, ‘one, off "dae, | i g EONIC MIXTURE, prepared » i e drngged on tothe Hedge | feported five e rea one bottle medicine, oe pre T 1c Mix ae prep allege Ni Mop eiAy ie: tos melologs oot te scan be goal in dive. mi contdently ve ined fo Stes palsy roduced the bark discharging one diehter lond, aud throwing severe! troduced to, to-convince the world. 089 gE cis a inv huaudred bushels overboard, thi erie teamer hauled her off, and | KINGS COUGH GANDY. Si io cr, or barrenness, ‘antfess brought her into this port. She shipved voth anchors; cut | ~OMMON SENSE has always been considered in eve; # $1 cach; cases of half'a dozen $5; carefully away the foretopmet, which carried 4 main with it; has parts Wee wdedeat Uitralt | {1 age, one of te anrest indica ieee yellect, and | pee jent tuall parts ofthe U ‘2th.- ‘be te is wer= yr the ef 1 she prmann ALT bw. VE MI Hole harbor. 0. the |] one he permanent cure of prima,” 0 ats sy; . Gen, Scott, Greene, from Charl gO oF any compsasat produced bY 8 um ver and cotton. Brigs-Naavoo, Treat, from Bangor for f ary, or uaskilfal roridence—cart of lamber—p rted Loth chains: Tweed, otton ‘to be sown in your con- | oat taint remain! ais tour te ve reuse point ont the proper for st Johas (NB. Holmes, Ne Ne oj for tiie (8) | having the venerea) | ee tt awyine, weveen tutely cured, rs a e Spams ireeieit this a are badly ashore pa A and will have | evel rm » Your aching jen sree seacetive, aa nearly 80: EASE, jurchard dozes Hours’ Hog, Nov. 23, 1 Boe without delay, as ne rn RSATARILLA Bark Gen Oreen, of Camden, from Char'eaton, afore rem 1A heath, her anchors and went ashore on Fut Shon tt detock be | pi New York Colloge edveine a aies, a he le from NNW. od of thank: voit d for the suj ion of f quacke known) trom Ne ‘ork, with corn and flour; {bi ber ato give the file may | ly cone ‘extract, possess: loaded: 1sche fom 3 ‘orfolk, with corn; bschr at with Fin seeking the vircaes.of this | dhe, beaiiinne antfties coe eenmive pores of the L wer me time aod place. or 18 tly recommended by the jege as su mi still. b owin off Sareaparilie st preseat.beta7s the public, Beary, o'clock P. Ak Bark Peacheter was gor oft Slat, an snd tay be felted on asa ce for all diseures aria towed into Kdgartows for repatrs, Yours, respectfully, Pastor of Houston street Cpreab = be impure state Coe: ‘Thompson amd Honston streets, a paeia comer 0 lew aale at ‘Ring’s 192 Broadway, comer of John * B. ALLEN. | New Oaurans, Nove | im, ring worm, bi! the wor 8 ot pimples, nicers, pan |, such as serofula and For | the tones or joiats, Solon > taneous eruptions, ulcerat ved this morning 05 Im*io a ace, effects ay OH TO WOOLEN GOODS MERCHANTS. retake Cucina wenn inlegs, via Gibraltar. $7 Mil GEOR, & CO. | it im cases of alfa dozen bottles a oth J SATTINETS RE on 0 | En 2 ‘whelseate varohecere tw “ensues varea, Now Pets sale | Claire othe alalpeen pence | | | “cn publtched by the Nieetey PUBLISHING COMPANY. a Getvantens, tonsa by Mick aioe Boa we author. pa he Ree boo errs that he is as strong fearjess as ever in cause Oo! tional publ mi ed PY a i peies $0 conte tis made to the trade, onal! books NAL "PU BLISHING COMPANY. 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Pascual prepereri also against loss aad ENSUN eURSHGR UMEAN I, JEFFS! i Titre on drei es a tamara aginst Long ne ae “ Themes forrell, Ea, ce MAS W. TH! ANE President. KO. T. HOPE. Reeretary. 3 thre THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, CAPITAL 200,000 DOLLARS. ‘WITH A SURPLUS. Orrice 41 Fouror agneer, Bri ONTINUES to take risks on buil machi d. rty generally, on viet wena ble terms. ‘this company iis'peased through the two great. est con! have ever oceurred in the country ; they owe Their es escape from them with comparatively. si foasee to the nyse whieh they hove sivers 3 practi os a aihed entering their ris! company “may sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly as "The Company take special care to notify their customers im New York, of | of all expo DPAMATER, Fresident, % & “FINN, Secretary. pia ene pear fe SOAP. Military Shaving Seap, mann- He Get ‘by chy ea Dr. Peter D. Vroom, has pagnin been awarded the premium at the late Fair. We m the either of the various imitations ot enuine, wholesale and re- No. 3 Courtland street, tt iy a general assort: Prices. FO beg y dard at n$ tmisre public o tai, " trom » It ean onl oar old estal Jon ery and Toilet Soaps, at all TT OHNSON, VOOM & | jishmer best remady ever offered to the public for o DY Bivate platens & CAMPBELL, Dyottville Glass Bottles; Tumblers, and all kines of iressed to GENERAL WORTH. ae eral discount made to dealers—ouly 25 cts General Agents for Dr Foord’s celebrated Pectoral ings. TTVILLE GLAcs wR ufacture Larboys lor seids Be , Wine Tomer tad Blue, Eurple and G = § ro oe, ders 8 'No. 35% South Front stree eri poaiions ‘will meet with prompt attention. nl3 lm*re SPLENDID Likeness of this lant officer is this Published, and now ready for Serer OV. YOUNG'S GRAND MARUH cleo this day pab- Vished. cad now ready: Price One Shillin g Dealers throwgh- ons the Baste sapaliod at tre ore 108% nse. 16 Falvan 91 SCOTT & THOMPSUN’S CTY. CASH Wholesale and Retal Fomily Grocery, Tea, ‘Wine, = hey: roadway, New York.—J. ee Con ote Nese rtreet, in quence atthe ecrtiaiade nec necater of heir uptown ens tomers, have been :nduced to open an establishment on the cash principle, ian br af sy Brozdway. They will con- Stantly bave on assortment of goods ve lim prices that must sstonish the inhabitants im phe upper, part of the city. Amongst the aasortoient will be foun follow ‘Teas of the Invest ‘im ons and finest. qualities; of every grade Lerma a, ‘and Maracaibo co! Wines, champaign claret, ke. 4 Irish an IBeorel whiskey (th the Seogeh wh ake of the celebra- Bows none Bat ply ray nay bala ne Misiaga feasts stow in ie oils; dairy cheese; ali and American mus- arge. eagriment of ‘importes . ke. ry ae pn jag ee LF le nzan 10; pale gold a: East india re ira, Ne Gordon, Ma bg ke 8—Goods mens free se ense narahe the ne 1 LESS! SeO; IN (GL! ITALIAN FRENGH OR GERMAN.. R JULES HECHT, of the Conservatoi: to inform his frien ye. ‘ier ‘pub- re | Hein genera bug ke now reparod ete feetan pe Raat a at permitted to refer bis sbilities 23 an artist — ee Pea a er, 301 er AGCORDION TAUGHY. JACOBS, Teacher of the French Accordion, can take afew more js for nis yA ‘applacati —~ ae abie_jnservctions #, with valuable rei e. it years. Apply at asia! instrament ‘Depot where 1m st, Opposite Chamber st CHEAP SUGARS. HEAP SA marty ta O. Fowler, 250 end 428 Grogaeiieh 4 bree were mi ee Fe x pectic Cra dh at eats. aii, Bakers’ would ‘assortment of 19 tm’ 78 Cl MARSHALL row EEy, Peta eg eration, on) whi ent? Imn®rre in where aoe Stee aii Constitational secret bees red in by young woreions \conater ene weakness of t! mmel Sonheslee of iacailoct formectsinese, petortarion of tae Wears glee.s, whites. obstruction of certein evacuations, total im ey and barrenness. Price $2 per bot bottles. for Nod at 14 Dunne street. nid im*r ae DUBS HAN S HYGEAN RENOVATOR. #0 long celedrated in Europe, has been wi erity wabucble conn ii a abit or ap of Repr, bearene oe — olitary inda! ce the passions, or from isa mack gd infallible rehede tvemmes ease Cote and ee retlira. mistaken for strictures.— ase. pi, ularly whites, accompanied with a'with sneeras. Keferenees can be given aus. Price $2 bottle of I6 o7., of 6 fo he importing agents, 20836 Fulton at , introd In female di debility, it nl8im*re Vie. TONIC Vt rd rk, of the at NSON. carefully sakete and forwarded Nassau st.. New ald im*r T co 10.176 Peart St HE PROPRIETORS of this Establishment ar ieepee chasers to examing their exteusive collection ly in the arriele ot Sha interest of buyers, on acceunt of the oor ment in store, Co TL selling, by the case, dozen iD 28 im*r THE NEW_YORK HERALD. JAMES QORBON BENNETT PROPRIETOR, Oirculation---Forty Thousand. 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