The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1846, Page 4

followiwg extract of a letter received irom him evening “Axion Lizanpo, 18 miles from VeraCruz,) | (November 7, 1846. Mv Dean Sin:—1 have only time to say that feet and prizes taken at Tobasco, are at this place. C Morris's son, who wes wounded at Tabasc: nd has since died. was buried.on the sand Island at this place on the oth | wrote you all about the fight, by the way of New Orleans; (sorry it has not come to hand) The most important news we have now, js, that the Mexicans have taken all their guns and troops up the ri- | ver, (Panuco,) from Tampico, to assist Santa Anna at Sen Luis Potosi, where the Mexicans say, he has a large arm all the C _ The Princeton, it is sai!, will in a day two go from | this place to relieve the St. Mary's, blocka/ing Vera | Cruz. Iwill write you sli about the next fight, which 7 will be very soou. Alvarado is now strong ly fortified. They have sunk vessels on the bar, and have chains stretched across it, with two strong batteries on the shore. Allthe nava! men here think that Alvarado is now too stropgly fortified to be easily taken. No one knows what Commodore Conver will do. but we expect that he will do somethiog that wiiltell very soon. We shall havea figut, that’s certain. The English end French fleets are anchored sboutten miles from Anton Lizardo, under Green Island, within three miles of the castle The old steamer Champion is one of the prizes taken at Tabasco, and was in the western rivers for some time after she left New York, and nov@has @ Mexicen name. AMERICANO Yours, &e The steamer Champion, we suspect, plied in the Potomac. after ft years ago: whence she w: Orleans, for the Mississippi trad the numerous American vessels in time of peace from our c: indemnities have yet to be paid. Res xicans, ns. and for which these peauy HE DOCTOR. Foreign Lumber Trade. Wasnincron, Nev. 21, 1666.9 | Lieut. Porter's Views on Steamers end Navigation con | tinued. To rae Evrron or New Yonx Henatp,— The prolific copper regions of Lake Superior and Wisy consin, of the Sierra Madre, of Mexico, and the zinc mines of Lower California, sre bringing into market | metals which will increase beyond the present necessi- | ties, and the demand for these metals; therefore, it is rea- sonable to suppose that these metals will decrease in price, and that ships built of copper, bronze, er brass, will be nearly as cheap as those now constructed of iro. The latter metal, from causes which | have heretofore shown, is totally unfit for sea purposes. Iron cessels | are superior to wooden for river or canal navigation in | fresh water, as they are of lighter construction, and | easy draft of water; but even on canals or rivers they | would be inferior to copper vessels, as I have no doubt | in my own mind that copper canal boats can be built | without timbers on Franc rinciple, sufficiently strong for caval purpose: having it draft of water, | beautiful model great velocity. | any and ere the objections first urged en oc eamships, 3 these objections overcome by plished. ‘The neat thing to be obtained is not an ocewn steamer afloat which hes y Fogulnr velocity of thirteen statute miles per hour; nor ve steamships beon able to drive from the line the re- gular packets; but, on the contrary, the last class of ves steamships, nnd have fully and fairly competed wi re increased in number and tonn: ition endeavor to shew the ci mships, to acquire speed, must have a light | draft of water, great length, fine lines, and a well ar- ranged propelling power. The first cannot be fully ob- tained by haere era ships, nor can the third be made | length Let us examine the cost and yearly amship of 1,700 tons. The Missouri was wel of this class. This ship sailed from Norfolk to | Gibraltar, and consumed on a daily average 40 tons of coal The passage to Gibralter was made in sevonteen days; 080 tons consumed in the passage, cost of ship $000,000. It must be born in mind that this vessel was built of live oak, coppered and copper-fastened, with en- | ials. A mer- gines and equipments of the very best mat chant steamer built of white oak, iron boilers, and plain engines, would cost about $800 90 See expenses and profits would be as follows:— Coalconsumed per 24 hours, 35 tons, $7 per ton. Six passages across the Atlantic... .. Insurance on $300,000 at 2 per cent per annum. Pay of captain, officers, crew, engi arts and servants. . . Wear and tear, repairs, &e Oil, sulphur, small steres, & Contingent oxpense: $105,360 $31,800 72,000 Profite. Freight at $12 per ton, for six trips. ... One hundred passengers at $120, six trip 103,800 105,360 LOS. oe cee ee eee eee cere e 01,060 It will be perceived that the loss will amount to $1,560, oneach merchant steamer that may cross the Atlantic ‘This loss could be overcome by edding length and giv- ing the vessel more burthen capacity ; five hundred | tons could be added toa steamer by lengthening, with- out it being necessary to add to her propelling power but a fraction ; a few feet fire surface, and an inch or two tothe diameter of cylinder, would be all that is te- quired. The time saved in a passage would be equal to | the extra amount of fuel consumed. The management and expenses of @ government steamer, is far ditferent from the managei nd expense of a private or com- ‘pan: The former is not compelled to make regular trips, nor is she iependent ou passage money or freight tor expenses 1 must make a dividend or ful, of the company exceed he whole project would to urge a class of steam ships ich witl'oo sailing packets. Yours, with respect, W. Db. PORTER, U.S. Bactrim Nov. 26, 1846. Thankegiving day—Cold Weather—The Ringgold fune- _ral—Henry Herz—The Markets, $e. H The weather this morning is decidedly cold. Over- | coats and gloves do not keep out the keenness of the | wind. The streets are as dry as cotton; and every thing that was water last night, is transformed into hard and smooth ice this morning. There is nota store open in the city to-day, so general is the thanksgiving day observed. Grest prepayations are making among our military | men for the burial procession on the receipt of the re- meios of Major Ringgold. It is anticipated that a large pumber o{ military {rom different sect.ons of the State, a8 well as from Pennsylvania and New York, will join in doing honor to the memory of the gallant soldier. Henri Herz, the grand pianist, who is called “ the ga- zelle,” in contradistinction to “the lion,” gives another concert in this city to-morrow evening: He has given | Srest satisfaction, and in his pecaiiar style nas as many | admirers as De Meyer. Tue Maakerts.—Prices of flour have still further declined traus-ctiows At $179,a declive of 2) ceuts ver obi. ou previ- Lhe receipt price isausetled here were Js late Ou ‘Tuesday aiternvon, at $5, wi o No Susquchauna, holders still contend fur larWet for whisky racher dull. Sales of hhds. at 23 cents, and of bois. at 24 ccuts. Putapenrnia, Noy. 96, 1846. A plenteous shower of snow which commenced fall ing last ovening, was driven off about 10 0’clock by a | furious gale of wind from the northw: and this morn ing we are cheered by a bright sun, but the severity of the cold would do no discredit to midwinter. It renders our thanksgiving day more like those of New England, | and as we have copied their festival, we must be content to take their weather also. Our churches are all open, and the merry chimes of Christ Church and St. Peter's’ have rang out their welcome to the day, at the same time reminding the worshippers of the author of all bestowed upon them. The courts, public off- d, together with most of the stores, and altog. r the day appears to be observed more generally than on any previous occasion The prosecuting counsel abandoned the charge against MeWonough, tor the homicide of Samuel Taylor, ning after the ovidence was gone through witb, and the jury eonsequeatly returned a verdict of acquittal The trial of Reduing tor the murder of Peter Herd, has been postponed te the next term, on account of the absence of a material witness. Reasons for new trials in the cases of Charles Mosler and Bridget Harmon, convicted ot murder in the first degree, have been filed in the Supreme court, and will be argued to-morrow. The defection of Sherif Lolar continues to agitate the native party, and attompts are daily made to iorce him to “detiae his position,’ but ho either refases to an- swer at all, or else torows himself upon his dignity, and informs the querists that he alone is responsivie jor his acts, and would be guided by hiv owajuigaent. The associations have generally read him out of the party, bestowing such epithets as Araold, traitor, &c., very ba oy! The Washingtan letter-writers have already sent Gon. Scott to the South for the purpose of joining the ex pedi- tion against Tampico, but | understand tuat he passed through the city yesterday on a visit of a jew days to his famuy in Jersey —alter which he is to go South. The commi ners of the Lei Railroad met yes ad received a g: pumber of individual sud- ‘They assemole again to-morrow, John M. has given the Mayor notice that the suit for igutof the city to subsoriby (be brought oa as soon as possible. Siokes, Esq. of Pattersou Prosecaurg ita rendering it inconvenient to proceert to the seat of wat ‘The Board of Brokers have suspended operations on account of this being thanksgiving day. —_—_—_—————-—_-._.___ COMMERCIAL, New York, November 26. Asues—The markot has been duliall tie week. fots have fallen from $5 375 to $5, yesterdsy there were no sales. ‘Ihe receipts coutiaue ligat in botn de riptions, Tae Fd closes dali at $0 for pots, $9 76 tor pearis, Baxapsrurrs—The market has continued heavy dur- ing the last week, and prices are daily receding 6% « 12's cents. The principal cause of this is the tremendou large stock oa huad, the coatigued 'y receipts, and | + | ther. | 6 @ 10,000 bbi | John Cumming cleared from > ne a e Teat the difficulty of procuring vessels to export. The heavy holders have done all in their power to stay the dowm ward tendency of prices, but without effecting their ob. ject, and they find now, ufter all the golden calculations, they had made, when we first receivet information of the failure of crops in Europe, that they can et buta fraction more for thei: stock, than it would, Sve brought ‘ogo. i $6 and $6 123; was demanded, now you can pur, chase as much as you wish at $5, $5 1234, and $6 18%- aud there isevery p aypcing Se prices receding still fur About 16, bls Genesee sold Saturday at $5 25 @ $6 8736; and 1000 Michigan, $5 1234; on Monday, Gennessee in store brought $5 25—sot afloat, $5 123g, 1000 bbls Cleveland City Mills, im store, $5 26; and 6 a 10,000 bbls Michi and Ohio, chiefly afloat, $5a $6 123; ‘The transactions Tuesday consist- ed as near as may be of 5000 bbls Genesee st $5 18%; 5000 do half Genesee and half Ohio, $6 1234, both in cter Tn consequence of the ment in Lit Cotton market, holders Fong «| an edvance ace; but the offers of buyers were only a small fraction above the reviously current. This checked business, and ‘o-day were confined to one lot of 100 bales. To- w the market will probably open, as we shall then store, with the usual.privilege of remaining temporarily | learn the effect of the news in New York, free of expense; bbls mixed Michigan, $5 Peeaen 2 gemma & $5 0634; and 1000 Brooklyn, $6 OO delivered. In Suuth- Domestic Markets. ern, there has been nothing done—holders of Georgetown | _ Ricumonp, Nov. 24.—Breadstuffs—Flour- We hear of and Brandywine ask $6 60—common kinds could be | no sales since the receipt of the late news dought for | Rye Fiour is cull at $8 75 a $4, with $246. Wheat—$1 15 8 $120, Corn—60 a 660. sales at price. Of Jersey Corn ‘about | of Bran 16 cts.; shorts 17 cts; brown stuffs 30 1600 bbir changed hinda, chiefly at $8 873, cash. | ay stuffy 60 cts. Buckwheat ris worth $495 per bbl. "incinnat!, Nov. 22—Flour—Sales yesterday of 150 ‘ednesday of September and December for a series of yearss— we must refer to the vastly increasing volume of produc- tion which evch year presents The yeers 1836-7, when we imported breaistuf’s ef other countri it exorbitant , and speculation run riot, cannot fairly ‘ited as ‘on of prosperi'y greater than is offvred by t present comparatively low price, coupled with the im- mese production of this year. G Wheat is dull, and pric have declined 6 liwd, and t in some instances 10 cents per bushel, the market is well s a fair demand, but the difficulty of onside- Genenee, about $117; and 2500 do Tuesday for milling $110 cash. Northern “hh is less plenty, and the market is firmer, 4000 bushels sold at 764¢ @ 77 cents in the sliyy; and 25000 do 78 a 79 delivered. Barley is dull, 2600 bushels brought 60 Northern Oats are firm, and with a good is in request for 1 sup plied, lower prices have been accepted; the sales are 3000 bushels new Northernat 63 cents; 2000 new Southern, 60; 10 2,000 mixed Wer 73; 7000 do 68, and subsequently 35,000 mixed Western and Southern chang- ed hands, mostly for export, 64a 66 weight, which were the closing price: , however, in some in- stances, was inferi A small lot superior Black Eyed Peas brought $2 3134 per bag of two bushels. Faurt—The market is rather inactive—we notice salea unch Raisins at $1 70; 300 half do 95 cts; 300 qr. do 52}¢; 40 a 60 bls. Zante Currants, 11, 4 montis; 95,000 Barecoa Oranges, $30; and 300 bushels prime new Nuts, $1 25a $1 31, cash.— ‘ante Currants just received, isposed of previously, on terms ood, and the Of a cargo of 1500 bbl 1000 a 1100 bbls. were not made public. Correx.—The demand continues very market is pretty firm without any change in prices. The sales for the week are 7,500 bags Brazil, part to go out of the market, at 7a74¢ cents; 300 Sumatra, 744; 500 La- guayre 7% a8; 400 Maracaibo, §},; and 100 Cuba, 7—all on the usual time. Hines—The market continues without any change.— ‘The sales since our last are 786 dry salted Matamoras at gcents; 2300 Rio Grande, 2034 1b 11, both 4 per cent for cash; 2 a 8000 do 21 Ib about the same price; 3000 San Juan, 10, 6 mos; and 530 St. Domingo and 900 Barce- lona, on private terms, Hors—Sales amount to about 500 bales western, prin- cipally for export, at 9 a 11 cents, and 80 de fer home | use at 10 012 cts. w—The market has been unusually dull, and no of any consequence have come to our knowledge. ch pig may be quoted $78 60 a $34, 6 mos, for imme- | diate delivery, but for delivery after 1st prox. it is offer- ane jome reduction. Swedes is held at $82 50 to $85, ant . Mou. ew crop New Orleans re- ceived been tuken at 35 cents; q ; and 88 tart Cuba, for dis- Suction, 64 hhds ‘Trinidad Cuba 60 hhde Porto Rico broug! tilling, 1534.4 mos. By sold at 22 cent dd 4 Nava Stow jome considerable arrival: rng the last week, but the stock contin- twithstanding that the high rate of freight sufficienteause that the stock on hand should be heavy, as it fs almost impossible to ship at pre- sont rates. ‘he only sales wo have to notice are 500 ewbern at $3 60 per 230 Ibs. and 1000 North co. on private terms. The market is better supplied with spirits turpentine, for which there is a steady good de- mand, and sales have been made at 55 cents on the wharf for large parcels, up to 63 cash for small lots from store, which is a small reduction. We notice small sales of for consumption at $2 a $2 25 per bbl. Rosin remains very dull. Provis10Ns.—The market conticues inactive for beef and pork, and the only sles which have come to eur knowledge are 100 bbls. new country mess beef at $8 50; 40 tes. new prime mes¥, just recei were sold pre viously on private terms. "Our quotations for Ohio pork, say $3 and $9 6234 a $9 75, are nominal. Ohio lard is in but moderate request ; 100 bbls and 1700 kegs sold at 74 a7%\ cents. Pickled meats are very quiet; indeed the market for all descriptions is unusually dull for this po riod of the season. Butter, with large receipts and an accumulating stock, is inactive, the demand being chiefly confined to courmon and prime qualities; Ohio may be quoted 9 cents; ordinary to good western, 10 a 3; western dairy, 13 a 15; and prime Orange county, 15 @ 19. Cheese arrives freely, wut is in good demand for ex- jortat7 a 7% cents, chiefly at 7 for casks, and 74 a 7% jor boxes, for that in shipping order. Sreps—A few parcels of rough flax, amounting to about 4000 bushels were disposed of at $i 23 per bushel of 66 1b. and yesterday another lot of 2500 bushels we: sold, whieh with 1215 bags of Russia, will cover t week’s transaction. In clover and Timothy there was nothing done. Srintrs —There has been a tolerably good demand for foreign, but the stock generally, and especially brandy, is moderate. We notice sales of 10 hf pipes Otard, Du- puy & Co.’s brandy at $2 35a$2 50; 10J.J. Dupuy, $ia $205; John Durand & Co. in lots, $2 15a$2 20 ; 4 punch- eons Irish grain whiskey, $1 75; 4 do. Scotch malt, $2; and 25 pipes Holland gin, part for export, $1 08a$1 20, 6 mos. Demestic whiskey continues duil ;'dradge c: 2244 cents ; end witbin the same rang», been disposed of. reity in all kinds, with » good ly any thing doing in old crop, y light; 30 hhds. Porto Kico tol cents; and 60 bxs. brown Havana, on not learn ; 77 hhds. new crop New Orleans have arrived since our last. Towacco.—There is not much activity in the market. The season being so far advance: mand for any cesoription; 25 bal Id at 40 cts ; 60 cases Connecticut, 10a 11; 83 bales Cuba and Havana Florida, on terms we did not learn. —We notice sales of 120 qr. caske Port at 650 0 Lisbon Madeira, 50; and 20 Sicily Madeira, moaths. uch an unabated demand for that prices have again advanced. To Liverpool jogs per barrel was freely paid, and 143 and 15 yer busuel for grain. To Londen—The a (Canton ship) has been taken up te load Barley and Wheat at 16 pence per bushel.—The New Hampshire hasbeen engaged to load for An- twerp at an out and out sum. To Havre, no further change has occurred, $1,25 per bbl. for Flour, 30 cents per bushel for Grain, end 1 a 1% cents being the packet rites. The ships minondas and Orleans 7 9 the 12th iret for this port without cargoes, to take advantage of the high rates here. A considerable number of vessels ha recently come here from Eastern Ports, and soveral more are now on tho way. cd Cotton Markets, Cuanuesrox, Nov. 2ist—The trade on Thursday was put in possession of the accounts brought out by the | steamer Great W made to recove: rn. During the day an effort wa only in part, what been los manding an improvement, based on vices, but buyers could not be brought to terms, ithough the transactions were in @ measure restricted, they withdrew after having t upwards of 1900 Jes. The sales yesterday were again o1 meng yy ad not received their em ic ting them t did not reach here . ‘The market closed y: ticed in the foregoing remarks reduced our figure r, but the Wilmington il the day was far rdvanc- the reduction’ no- ha’ quotations, f nt value of the article, viz :—In: ferior to ord middling to middling fair, 9 a 94; fair to ay a Dy ir to fine, — a—. dus yesterday, but nothing arrival. The receipts of the week reach 16,535 bales, and the sales in the same time 7431 bales, as follows:—31 at 8; 79 at 8%; 260 ats! ut 9: 55 at’ 9; 833 at 914; 309 at 9 5 16; 1468 w at 97-16; 1817 at@', 241 at 95, and 39 bales ‘The transactions of the week iu long cotton have been confined to a few bags Santee, of the new crop, at 30 and Sic, and 8 bags stained do. at 15c. per Ib SAvANWatt unfavorable advices received from the North, holders appeared willing to give way in their asking rates, but not sufficient to meet the views of buyers, and the sales on that day were limited, and at a decline, generally, ot ‘s cent from nF pana paid on Thursday last; the sules were also limited on Tuesday, the transactions of the two days summing up only about 1,300 bales. On Wed- nesday and yesterday, holders were more willing sellers | at the decline above noticed, and the sales of the two days reached about 3,200 bales. The scarcity of vessels, and the high rates of freigut to both foreign and coast- wise ports, has tended materially to reduce prices in this and we think the decline since all of '; a3) cent, particularly on the lower and round .bales—the latter description of the present moment, is almost un the mark st. The rivers in the interior ure ts of pare are 88, 199 at 844, 1 705 at 9, 1279 at 1g, 1 K 4 8%; Middling Fair, 8% a 93; Fuir to Good Fair, 9% 34; Good Fair, 94% a 9%. Sen’ Islands —Not much en- quiry tor this description of Cotton, and but little offering ft the present prices. The sales reported to us this week, | were 6 bales of 200, ® st 22, 24-4t 23, and 1 at 2356 cents, | HOWEY eT: Two bales of Mastodon Cotton have also been sold this week at 11 cents. Montie, Nov. 18.—On Saturday morning the accounts by the Britannia at Boston reached this city by private express, and during the day about 1100 bales changed r lv. for Cotton, | ne following ere the quolutions of flour for the first | bbl a very | mer, and were ex- | ov. 20.—-On Monday, in consequence ot | hitewater at $4; 100 wagon at $4 03: a 1 and 282 railroad at $4 05; 150 railroad and 300 store $4 06; 80 railroad at $410, delivered; 230, 120, and 40 car Sep . canal at $4 10; 800 river at same; 400 city at same. a 7D wal et Smet lhe Seanmeg Pliny, BEE 587 10 00 | choice country, embracing some 800 bbls., were taken 512 9.00 | at $412 Sales were 700 bushels choice at 51g 8 62 | 60c.; 580 ske, medium, at 5éc, and 900 sks, prime, at 5834. oF a Contes small lots changed hands at 860, good gun $37 637 | ee ade’, jurraco, Nov. 98.—1n the produce mi there is s0 $8 i 2 or | Uttle doing’ that it ie hardly "worth while to make the 67 ‘4 slightest referense to it. ea saly sales wee hare Sones 6 are,2000 bushels Sendusky wheat afloat at 78 cents, and $a iS 850 bbls choice Ohio brand flour at $4 re isa feir quotations, | inquiry for wheat, but at prices alto views of buyers. in flour the deman Creveranp, Nov 20 —Sales are 4300 bi 36c, in sto bbis flour ato¥c The canal receiptsare—Flour, 1939 bbls; butter, 1002 Ibs; iron, 49 622 Ibs; mails, 44938 Ibs; glass, 3516 Ibs; con), 6014 buvh; whe 9625 bush. Torxno, Nov.17 —The weether continues fine for lake business, and it is well improved Quite a fleet left for Burtalo ani Oswego. during the last few days, but the are rot yetcleared. Freights, owing to the lance of concentrated on Lake Erie, have down to a living price. There are no sales of orn or flour, worth noting. Wheat may be ur $3 60, and corn without price, corn, at wheat uated at 6” a 6234, for want of purch The large quantity on hand, and the lateness of the sea- x it deubt whether farther shipments will io reach the rn market this fall, keeps pur- chasers out ofthe market. Sales were made yesterday in small lots at $3 50; wheet 62 c; oats, 250; ley 8735; buckwheat meal $1 25 per hundred. Puitapecruia, Nov 24—Flour and Meal—The of flour bas repidly’ declined, caused in part by the rate of freight to Europe, and partl: Pa 2 decline in New York of 50875 cents per bbl, les on Tuesda: siternoon, of 2,500 bbls for export at $531. On We nesday e sale of 1000 bbs. at $5 25; on Thursday itfell to $5, at which 8 000 bla. were taken up to Friday evening. On Saturday the market wasatastand Since then sales of 800 bls good brands at $5, and 6000 bbls. at $4 873¢ for Penvsylvania and $4 873ga$4 813, for Western flour for export, an port 19,600%bls. To-day holders ask $4 873,, and bu; ers offer $475 for standard brands. For city use prices range from $5 to $5373¢4$6 50 per bbl.—Rye flour— Small sales at $3 873g. Corn meal has declined. Sales of 4500 bbls. at $3 754$3 72; early in the week and yes- terday and to-day at $3 70a$3 624, and Brandywine at $3 76 per bbl. Grain—Whest has declined bushel since last Tuesday. Sales of 43,000 bushels good and prime red afloat at $102, and in ‘store $1 033, per bushel, closing with a sale at $1 01: 21000 bushels good and one let at $1 05, Some day we quote good and $1 06a$1 08, and some sale at 75 cts. Corn—good old corn is 6 quest. Sales of 800 bushels old round y ment at 74a75cts. in store ; 4000 flat at 70ets.; 9000 bushe! good Southern fiat at 70cts in store; and 3000 new yellow 6960 for Pennsylvania and 56a53cts, for Southerns. Oats —sales uf 10000 bushels Southern at 3154032, chiefly at The unusual scarcity of is seriously co: the exports of breadstuffs, particularly to England and France. I vessels could be obtained at the usual rates of freight, a very la: mount of flour, wheat corn, would be shipped prior to the close of the rime Southern red at $1. To irce and in re- Mow for shij loat and from store at Grain—A lot of 1600 bushels fair Genesee ‘ley afloat, and the 1 best samples will bring but 5630 ce The pork manufacturers of Cincinnati, cinnati Gazette, of the 20th inst, have long of accurate statistics of their busi hogs slaughtered for packing in the different Western States fora series of years—the opening and rates paid per 100 1bs—the fices of tl factured article in the districts w! it is put up and in the leading markets to which it ‘ipped—the amount of stock on hand when new pork enters the market—and other information beating ‘upon the general subject. Wo last spring addressed priated ciroulars to the postmasters of alltthe cities and towns in the States of Ohio, Kentuck: Tenoesseo, Indiana, Ilinois and Missouri, at or which we knew pork had been packed, stating the ject and importance of our inquiries, and earnestly soli- citing them to obtain and return to us, the most accurate accounts they could severally get, of the number of hogs and beef cattle slaughtered and packed in each, annually, for a period of three jons, beginning with that of 1843 A large number attended to our request{promptly, and gave satisfactory returns, so far as related to hozs. The beef returns were more difficult to obtain, and very few succeeded in getting them. The statements we give below may be relied upen as accurate :-— est FOR THrer Seasons. TERY 1845 6. 420,813 246,236 © 67.964 215,125 42,975 Grand Total... . ...1,069,062 beginning to start from for the future; the towns which are not ombraced in this tabie, had not commenced ; ack- ing, or packed so little as to 6 the amount not worth noting. To draw correct conclusions from comparisons of one year with another, it will be safest to take only the places from which returns are given for the whole three seasons. We give below a statement of the com parative prices of Pork in Civcinnati, New Orleans sud New York, on fanuary, for a period of fou ry: previous to 1846. § No of Hogs packed at Cin’ti, 1941-2, (Opening price per 100 lbs. . 2.008 Cinomnat New Oxle +$8.60 a7 j No of Hoge pa : ) Opening price per 100 Iba. 1 $625 $86: 1842 . . + $900... 6... $10.25 { No. of Hogs packed at Cin'ti, 1844-5. . . .240,000 1849. } Opening price per 100 Ibs. . ,.$2.60 a 2.70 Jan’y 1 $8 02, 8.75 $9. The busi and hes proved thing of detail respecting it may be int the prosperous condition of the whole country, furnished strong incentives to enlarged preparations for 1845-6. Besites theso, the primary cause of the success in 1844-5, (deficiencies in the number of hogs) it was presumed, would be experienced again , as it was thought impossi- ble that in one year bogs could be increased in number toagreat extent. Mess poe which had been sold in December, 1844, at $775, to about $12 In this state of affairs, persons were found, wno were willing to buy hogs at a price that would ena- ble them to make mess pork at the current rate here, then (12 per barrel ;) and inthe course of the month of August several thoasand hogs were bought at $4 per 109 Ibs, deliverable in November, &c., 1845. Those con- tracts continued to be made during September and Octo- | ber, at about the same rate, until nearly 100,000 hogs had been bought thus in Kentucky alone, tefore one had been delivered. Negotiations for money were com- menced in October, when some six months /bilis on the East were discounted, but in a short time no bills could be sold ut a longer date than four mouths, ‘The dis- comnts were, however, liberal in amount all through Oc- tober and November. Tne second week in November the hogs from Kentucky began to come in, but in conse- quence of the contracts made an hogs for sale at the pens was very emali, 80 tor a month, until the hogs from Obiv and Indiana be- an to arrive. The competition tor those which we: for sale was not really great, but by the management of some of the drovers, it resnited in edvancing the price in a little while to $4.50 per hundred pounds. Sales of regarding the Oregon Territo capitalists, und soon created such a panic in th yy market, that it was nearly impossible to obtain money on good bills, at th, me of the best acceptances the trede coul ing inthe eas- tern cities at 14% a 2 per cent Of course in such a condition of the instead <= uosday, Jan. 6th, And vow some deubts began to be entertained regard- ing the calculations of ort crop of hogs, pric gradually declining to $375 a $4per 100, and packers making immense exertions to negociate for the means of packing at these prices. But the commercial affairs of ‘wa! | Mhds at some advance on our previous quotations, The | gi the whole country were unsettled by cominued difficulty attending the Oregon and Texas questions, including the anticipation of war with Great Britain and Mexico. Pork and lardeontinued to give way in price in allthe markets east an] south, and had to follow here, until at last hogs were sold at $3\¢ a $334 per 100 pounds; mesa t | pork $10, and lard at 6ceuts. It was then escertained that 287,000 hogs had been cut in this city, an increase of been cut here before. Stil the packers hoped something would occur to help them, and although sausfied that the | increase was great at (his point, would not believe it to beso atany other. Reliabie intormation on this head, packed in the jey of the Mississippi in 1945-6 amount- ed to abo’ "0 he 1,192,000 head, against something less than 800,000 in asou of 1844 0 After this was known, came tho doclaration of war Mexico, which many persous supposed would operate favorably for holders Se sin by creating a large jovernment demand. Lastead of this, however, it operat 126 bbls flour, Etna Mills, at $4 26, 100 | $3 75, 16 kegs butter at 6c, and 10 kegs do Detaorr, Nov 21--Flour is slightly on the decline. | and prime white at $1 08 ofloat, and $1 09a$1 10 in store, | | { pea IR, H The Pork Trad | | | sting ‘The | | profitable result of the operations of 1844-5, and | | some at a shade less. Week’s sales for ex- | ja8c. per | prime red at $1$1 01, white at | elders asks higher. Ryo—A north No sales | s8—of the number of | Statement or tHe Numpen or Hoos Packep tn THE This table is only for last year, but will dows a| | cure the worst form of this di | advanced by August, 1845, | gee his | | | { | | | | the number of | have references of ti and continued | 20 years mers pork had been made at $11 604812 per barrel, lard | 1 Di he Dg T4a7ss cents, green hams 6%a%, green shoulders | afer being 3%03%, and bulk deliverable in pinta day o blood. Spring. Th price of hogs | Cousumption after spe would advance $0 per one hundred pounds wi re Sasia cnn on Fi very generally entertained. | a To Bat by this time (December) the action of Congress | of Piles inc 35 per cent on the previous year, and more than had ever | great assistance to the effects { had, and it shows that the numyer of hogs | } ‘ Fore! Markets. Te arate, November 10.-- an je burri- M. left, other expected out in afew days that end refused to take by the from Wilmington, nas don having sold it out in parcels at $35 ‘er lumber. lumber Pp wpon—Pack et shi; Sux, Kev G Dores, Londou; C H Cole, Isle of Wight; J ct r, F Harper, Mrs E G Tinker; Arrived. Captain J AT than the bark Solomon | dé lady, Breme: Hayward, ) le ir dtady, Bulfalo; De‘ tall, Keutucky; ) y. Evgland; 8 Drury aud d; Rev AP Tilloghurst, Hoo Hood, NYork; G Cyler and lady, | K&B Winbuit, Obio; F Prior and lady, J’ Urquhart, A Ben: | ook, England; Miss White, Ieland: 1s Clewuon, JS Baker | ei Miss Clare, Miss Grafton, M Harley and lady England. gbztias, (Hon faras}—Sehr Nile~Mr Malher and Mr Bou- Passengers Sailed. Livenvoots-Steamship Great Western—Thos Blakely, Ene land; kzra Parker, Sheffield; B. Harris, New York; Mr. w Mottram, N Youk: Miss M Moss, an ‘atrick Smith, do; Mary, Sinith, do; Flo Wi PRS Se aul Got, Morton, New York; Edward T Smith, Philad Fleming Smith, Dela; Mr Bare row, do. J Brock, Québec; J. G.:imms and servant, Cana- da; Mr Bott, Canada; Captain Chase, Jas Scott, JC Hatt. nee Murray, Foreign Importations. Lowpon=Packet ship Marcaret Kvaua—27 pkgs mdse Abm | y—l E i} Lip Kertum—4 J Backley—I4 F Burnti—157 Cum min &co—M W Neilson—31 JB Cammins—i9 G Be. lay & Livingston—13 JK Herrigh 13, G & G Buker—5 Wiley & Putnam—7 T Reywblds—4 W J Snyder—T | A Cazinove % co—19 A H: Jacobs—3 Vyse & sons—d Law- rence: Murray & lugate—14 Hussey & Murray—26 J Lee & co J Phillips & co—2 Bartletc & co—7 ‘elford—2 Kh Jou: in—2267 bxs A Buminuger & co—2 Clark & VieCo Dodge & co—250 tone conl J Gi A y—2 AH Wi —I bale J Lee & co—13 cks 48 pk ge t> order. eLIZe, (Hon)—Senr Nile—138 logs mahogany J J Louisse $1459 specie do—240 pounds sarsaparilla F Alexander—$1400 specie E Griffin. pa MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF KEW YORK, NOVEMBER 27. sum mises SUN ARTs. Arrivea. Packet ship Margaret Evans, Tinker. from London and Portsmouth, Oct 26th, with mdse, to J Griswold. The ME anchored m'the Bay on Wednesday afternoon. Schr Nile, Hampton, from Be with mahogany, &e. to J J Labou Cape May, exchanged siguals with a ship showia, fig with. a red ball and biue border, st=ndiog w reefed sails. Left no Am vessels. The Nile has ex} C ds during the ‘the Nile anchored to the westward of the buo} ole on, Wednesday might; ° dreaged bath anchors and strucek ou the very hard, had to ship both came to town, blowing @ d. thumped , made sail aad Below. 2 ship and 1 bgrk—unknown. Wind NW. Salied. Steamship Great Western, Liverpool Far West, do; J H Shephard, do; bark Whiton, Monterey, and others. ips Panama, do hancellor, Afr Herald Marine Correspondence. Earons Necx, Nov 24, 1846. Bennett, Esq :— —1 have to inform you that the schooner Triumph, ‘Warp, of Newport, bound to New York, wil al e J. G. Six furlin dragged her ancho's until near the'shore, when they slipped her cables, and let her come ou broad side too. which waa the mens of saving her. She is uot much damaged, and may be got off if worth getting off. New Onuxans, Nov 17, 1848. Bailed, ship John Commins 5 barks Kobert Morris; Nat ‘itde. chez; Suitan, and brig Aun ™ it. New Orleans, saw on NEol the Hole in the Wall, the wreck of the brig Benjamin, of Frankfort, Me , water logged, masts gone, aud entin stripped. mn ° Missin Vessei—Sehr Lark, belonging to Capt Richmond left Wilmington, NC, on the 2itn,of Sept, bound to New Or- Jeans, with & cargo of naval stores, has not yet arrived at her destiuation. Itis most probable she foundered in the late gale, and all on borrd lest. Capt Hedmond is now m New Baio Bensamin—S the 7th instaut, $0 mil Orleans—the vessel was in charge of his mate. She was uot insured. Pliscellaneous rd. or three canal boats heavily laden with floarand piers No’s. 2 and 3, East Niver, where sunk ich drove in by the violenee of the west f flour could be seen floating about th ts Samson and Hercule: towing several of thera further up the river, e town, Where they jay in safety The brig Cunacoa, Hi s, which went to sea from the Breatwater on the 22¢ inst, sor Port Spain, Trinidad, ru’'urned on 24th, tn distress, leaky, &c—will proceed to Philadelphia for repairs. Foreign Ports. Bruize, (Hon,) Oct 29—Sld brig Venus, Richardson, for Boston, with «cargo of mahogany. iors Porta. Lewes, Del, Nov 2—The bark Saranat, for Key West; brigs Norris Stanley, for Antigua; Harriet, for Kingston, Ja; chrs Panam: e down and went to sea yest Sry for St Johns, N¥, and Bi ame down last even an aderway d pro New Lospon, Nov 22—Arr bark ‘I'riaidad, Lai badoes; schr Don Juan, Currier. St Vincents: rence, Smith, NYork; propeller Quinedaug, Wi or New Puitapecraia, Nov 26—Arr Adams, Savan- hy A. NBedfor tlas, Farman, Rappahan- lett, Egg terbor. Cid, bi h 1 Pernambuco; K 6 pd ‘ilinms, i T o is, Bridgeport; Powhatton, Bartlete, d NYore By Last Night's Southern Mail, Ho Pora. Nov a—Arr sehr Ad laide, Stackpole, Tho- —DK. GREGORY is consulted as al ie aud practice of curing the d with an experience of nearly 30 years.— dence aud offices are at No. 3 Rosevelt, ove door from m street, 027 Im*re NU OCUKb NO PAY. D5; CORBITT, i9 DUANE Street, ) College of Bu ns, trearment of certam delicate diseases. A pracuce of four- teen years, devoted to venereal diseases, enables Dr. C. to ber of the Royal indalged habit, can positively be restored to Wealth and society.” Dr.c- has not removed his office ap insingated. by « certain mush: ist. Remember, 19 Duane street, next door to Ur. nz im*r MERicae CAND—Dr. Morrison has been 1 ov years in th bapew gpl as poe on, Heenses, mercurial aqd #yphilitie Hiretares: ‘orhona, and “debility, arial ibe. ir. anion the a OA Om CS Tag Og ad he ‘street, Most res} 'y informs y rellnguiontdnln ous aner prositeejiee soniioes titoslt enti ly to othice practice. Patients laboring under chronie affections such as diseases of the bones, joints, ulcers, scro! mercurial disénses, strictures, piles, ke, Also, certain di eases to which the young men are liable in all large ci may apply win confidence, Dr. Heine being a ph: ¢ian, anda member ofthe medieal faculty. 010 !m®re dit PoLaAUELrniaA Mons VULUn At 266 Broome street, N. ¥ ACOB VREEL n NJ cared of Serofuls by one bottle , Husson seis this day, Oct. 28, that it waa a woaderful care. Ifyou but call at you can disease all over New York. "Cases of tanding. John Boucher, 75 Columbia street, had the matism, he was mnable to walk without erutehes. He, by his own statement, October 28th, was cured im three days; he told me of a cuse of Dysentary cured, two doors from pain. Simeon ‘Brown, At s place. and oue of Dys 0. 71, eared of ‘ ropey, aud’ very bad eae, pucism cam be con) ty roduced to convince the w egetay ds of perhaps alin gering asthma or a fatal consamption to be sown in your con- | stitatioun 8 Hot COMMON sense Point out per ourse to be parsued—warm clothing and Ring’s Cough Can- Ay Thousands have been sely'eured, and many that had red—ther reader, friends 7 or your aching 1D: Burchard -— King’s Candy—Having be rongly recommended bj some bead Trtoedsto wy Ring's Const Casey tere tery e. 8, great scepticism asco ereelt spe ay which ry Tra ie fut relieved and able to serion in desk b SAMUEL D. BURCHARD, Pastor of Houston street Presbyterian Church, eorner 0 ompson and Houston streets, New York. For sale at Ring’s 192 Broadway, eoruer of John st, atta 05 Im*ie TO WOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS. cLoTus, cASSIMESES. Sp CAPTINETS RE- DI ) Gi A iE Vinishens, °A*7! . 341 Wast Staxet, N.Y. Mi r4 for y don, may be consulted in the | K bt ver amy ness. Prich One m. The rami Ria i le Eee Ey furgaret Fivane—J B Cummings. Rev | primary 4. mediace! who hav; scrofula, or any disease arising frown 10 puri not be one moment without it. | Dottar, eases of h should Pat sant vigor. TENTS resid f the Union, Perraaeeret Gott si tho Te the disease be kind st may—delic .t will be consulted upon by the mem! that , «nd the nec forwarded iamediavely in toh | will inelude alll directed jassat Where one of the members—Doctor McDonuel! tendance. rag ore SRR ERED pe LINE. the Genuine Phil nats. Persous beumatsm, of the blood, Single boules Gae lozen $5. THE TONIC ELIXIR. forthe if who hat RED civ'cr ebumited excorves ofeny hurd invigorating tonic will positively cure impo exes, emissions, first appearance of the ¢ y alter t in, Yeuerent vodes, e eruptions on thi we in- This Joa tea’aliars per bots PARTICULAR NOTI delicate, pri MANY ” begs to state that 1e~ ‘e | inporestion ay . al ity 1s from excesses or early improper habits, Tacontinence of urine, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER; GRAVEL. se various uthor SUBJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING TO Dr.RALPH, Author of the Private TRevt heis at nome as much as possible, ctions, which ere ignorantly called Gruvel or n_ which whoever may consult him, will receive fice hou Some Gil aed from 6till9 onty. ours from “ é Rie eka keen maosaee of Yo some, that Say one of rank or eminence in his profession should devote his talents to es which persons description pretend to eure so easily. If, however, but thousandth part of the mit e people ig ton sock | ety were kuown, a rent opinion would med. only and present mise! jection, prey’ mind £5 well os ths body, giaein deplored, bat many o them are of such a nature as to ¢! posterity, if not, indeed, to totally destroy the reproductive power. BA is a het that either disease, when n mant in the constitution as to way than ly treated, main 50 di dou ts 10 show themselves im no other eir effects on in posterity. " with regard to the more immediate train of evils, haps nothing proven so fruitful a sourse as the practice of ad- rt artle of drops. or a box ef pills for the indiscrimi- hate cure ofthese complaints, Now, supposing the remedies were good, sui the various symptoms which Coutinaally ative in mnany cages, and s0 essentially do those dieuies differ from one snother, ashe t there facts afflicted with other, while tis food in one must be ing 0 © opportunities the s ‘those who apply to him, For instance, som one have been taking medicines proper ‘only in have been deceived entirely, for thei complints were neither one not the other, but totally rd it disorders. fat ofall the cases which more painfully harrass the mind, ‘afford. the finest field tor knavery, ia tl ie ture. Here it pays for pills or drops, month after month. | Some leet attending this disorder fa while, gen ‘acum ou slight oceasious ; but whether the discharge return or not, on he is none the better off. Now every real physician or sur- geon knows that all the physic in the world would uever cure Saunicture, and yet, if properly understood. it may most easily and speedily be dence, just, (and he ean cians in every patient shouls and talert of the person he is about to trust ‘With rei cl to state, 1s generally accomplished in very lit without pain or remov: ‘every one of common pra- therefore, he would say, i “remarks are appeal to the most eminent physi- the city for their truth) how impor ow someting of the spect to the cure of Stri me, coavensence. Nothing cam exceed tho im- provement of late years in the treatment ofthis complaint. In- ed, in the hands of proper aud experienced is now accomplished in as many days as formerly months. Many persons eongult the writer who business to this city for ashort time only, but return cured, though it has been a source oi r years. To those who cannot leave : rsoual treatment, the writer turnis| Rereana, the care or hes: his own peeuliar and successful means of cure ; and which, being enclosed in y chest, (price $10) can be v sent to any P. 8.—Aware eral opini.£ entertamed of those who obtrade their upon the public in these dis | (multitades of whom are seen im every paper) he formerly felt cumbent to give a statement of bis own | medical qualifications and sdvantages, and presented several py e by most eminent uames and references. The necessity for this | eunioas exists; aad, xs to rm Prev Of a eerrain class; become only # sath ofthe impudent pre- seh 524 Im*rre tender. 4 ee SECUREITY AGAINST street was established A. D. for the successful treatment of scroful: UACKERY DIVISION e preseat propelotes, ietures, diseases NTERIAN DISPENSARY,*No. 1835, bs the hra, Widneys, ete., nervous iljty, mercurial diseases, seminal weakness,” gravel, nodex daries, cheuma- tism, wicers of the glottis, tousils, throat, no phi wasting of the Joints caused cret diseases, and virulent; and from an expe- falls to to warrant e perfect and cases of” above mentioned remember that this is the opr to : certificates, voluntary given of course, oj ‘moat astonish the Dispensary, all of which were’ car —Price One Dollar per vial, whi fae been yonre etanding, without p ue voars stan This medicine cannot ae LAD, rm .ReD- Gwen, with addi ver, M.D. W ; herton, and ite advice strictly flo M Hon, The terrors of pove children pees at ere is & work that will tell you may obv: For sale Philadel, street, New e iretis, or inflamed iuapotence or grad away of the powers of li! aie swres pare Dine mercury, and unwisely ° al secret a ases, whether mild or ce very. seldom the lot of any one physician, he is *) ed disenses. ‘The affle ed al Place ia the eity where the op ean be obtained; « medi 's Red = Qa in curing the very aan eee ot is so arranged that the @ but the doctor himself, who is private rooms, ready aud willi ve him'a call. Hundreds o ome of which are ing cases on record, are bad geoui ite yt MUCH to interest s written by the eerceions by Ik Glos ons aud a Were this book exretally read by every mari adres lowed. we tre pergente \t would exist, family of ent many state; but fferent state of society from and the prospect of a ta which could be but poorly reared, p people from entering the matrimonial ‘ Peta te ‘iste all such objections. Price of the boo! cents. by Zeiber & Co corner of Chesnut and 3d streets, hil and most booksetlers; anu the Editor, 2 Ann 031 Im*r UACKERY IN NEW YOuRK.—Dr. Core treet, near Chhatl the Victims of eisease, or dl street, wi the mere Lent Daly [contracted a, disesoe, and swelling | plate is one of the most curious things ever = RS hed 7 with a Plumbeotype etching of ind ING COMPA, Y, South-ons aes aap ‘Sth ears ae. iphia. disconne made to the trade, on ¢ Compa all books 9 Liner F HINESE SKIN POWDER—Tiis morb xdwived e-cmivent for resoring, a and complexion pre- Cu udum to the toilet, steuds it tye and preserving the | Hreellee, pimples, spate utd erations’ “Ee august pation: | freckles, pi e e ‘conceded b y aoe volt ol snd courts of Pe, ous if; Supreme fg cee ‘he in the nue Fog ees ze $e: z fi i | Pure! should therefore be on seers 0 se recon, | tain "Mwn funy ih gas of Fabien 6 C2 us LEFT OFF WAKDROBE AND ANTED. ADIES or Gentlemen for all kinds of Wear ing for the subseriber, at 11 N. B.—A line addressed Wise, will be punctually JESEENSUN INSUKANUS CUMPARY, Orrice Ne. 6 Wau. Br, orrosiTs TMEGMERCMANYS’ | CHARGE. | eaiclisvene set | m tw | Soe, john Hi. | | | THE LONG ISLAND INBURANC | CAPITAL 000 DO: : ‘WITH A SURPLUS. | Orrice 41 Fuiton stacet, Bnooxyn. cl a4 rope! ene ly, on 1m | ble terms, ‘This company has passed through est conflagrations that perry: oom 7 in le COMFANY. RS. they owe their escape from Toases to the system which they have always | limiting and their risks All losses which the company may’ sustain will be adjusted and paid promply es heretofore. cr ‘inl care to notify their customers im | New York oP uleotsee St 9st en readen BS Imisre E.C. FINN, Secretary. HE, Guitice Weisat Gil Miliony Bisa it ), manu- Perea ieee ne bee Vanenion ded th the Inte gen ment of Pt "Toil . at all . t of Perfumery an eat let Soaps, is Lee LER, General Agents for Dy Ford's colebented. orale col ey the best remedy ever offered to the public for colds end all diseases of the lungs. nls ire DYOTTVILLE GLASS ‘WORKS ENNERS, SMITH & CAMPBELL, Dyottrille Glass Werks, Philadeiphia, manufacture Carboys lor acids, ‘Wine Porer and Blue, Purple and Green Mine: Bottles; Tumblers, and all kinds of 8 . 353% South Fron will meet with prompt attention. | ee Gi RAL WORTH. SPLENDID L. of thi officer is thi | AL “ublithed nad usw testy for sles Orders seosiveh wed a liberal diseownt made to Sealers—oaly 35 ets per copy, GOV. YOUNG'S GRAND MARCH also thie dey abe — ppl LS: we bed awng g Dealers fe weual rate. OO awe ene ESTAR. HOLT, Jr. 156 Falton st, | SCOTT ¥ | (NITY CASH Wholesale ‘Wine, and Spirit Eatabl . | York.—J.'8. Scott & No. 76 street, in cousel quence git, sobeianons | i anumber oe up-town tomers, have been induc: opeu an es! ishment on ash principle, at the above 597 Brosdway. They will eon- | | | stantly have on hand the best assortment of im the | line, and Meriter that mast estonish the inbabitanis in | the of the city. Amongst the aasortinent will be found the B Teas of t Tent importation and finest aguslitions * ayra, and Maracaibs g.colfee, ebra- ofevery grad sat tee eos Wines, champeign jetra, port, claret be Irish en 1Seoteh whi the Seotch whiskey of Ul ed Gia ty fay brand Barclay & Perkine’ Totes veh an ci Tor cash only. a | LESSONS IN SINGING, IN” ENGLISH, ITALIAN, FRENCH OR GERMAN. | JMB. JULES HECHT, of te Conservstvine do Musi | at th ls, begs ke LS nee 4 | staging in cither of the abo Trnyuages, it in residence 16 eee EN TEy Betta’ hase Ty | prsued rec ane gh cece | abort & Lave 801 Broadway Brat ACCORDION TAUGH r. JACOBS, Teacher of the French = a few more fay’ 18 for soon. He lection of popular founded on a it years. Apply at ly ay doctor, who promi to cure Joutitaed with tna two mouths, and was , | ee ee hig etting worse. another, all the advertizing | tre will be Ont beaker loctors, and each promised ely to cure me. I at leagt ci 3 iucovered thar the object of these men was Tmoney, ind they | CHEAP SUGAIS. i ‘were not doctors. 1 coucinded to go. to the hospital, where | 7 HKAP SUGARS —J. O. Fowler, 250 and 428 Greenwich the doctors kept n‘ ‘My throat and nose were ulcerated, pain body covere doctors considere: advi von the tat of Sorv’ well, asd rosvoted lished and RIV LA P M IMPORTAN’ tainii to pt stating their case explicitly. together time of my, OR sorter brea. busines ice, OR the Da ag eure of prima. ©* secondary syphil yene! Oi Tite SUPPRERSION. mbers of C3 New York College i jon to of time ma’ ne of the members of the College, tor th the priseipal hospitals 1a sruplaintes cettate fos eoasaliation ‘erma— Advice and Medic: iT Cc Fete i C T Kies oy medy for iinpotence, sterility, e under a course of mercury for six weeks, i ith uli 35 lete skeleton ; the ered it dangerous to sive me any more medi: a southeru climates. Tteft oe ot Saaaary tank? ne reveit ie td, result is told, d'to perfect health. 1 wish this refer 10 Ei OS. GREEN. Brickiaver. Hart Ws Leo, OPER et IR icine and Tom pub- 7» established for suppression raids are particu! the College on the first CHET TN PALIDSPersons finding it inepnvenient to maky forwarded to them a chest can erform a radical cate, br with all symp "4 elsewhere. i IN, M. Day reet. New York, TO reqn treatment rece! Spear aie 25 Nes ve U's SPRL IIL pls. si aleet, seminal emis crertalls mocopara font discharges from the urethre ye result Cs year’s ‘ox tee ri ir ecle Bote talib 1, OF confiuemen thom box. ONAL DEBILITY CURED, ‘TURE, by the College of Ks the City of New York, pete og ced t tis hn invalene y foe cence, sterility, or barrenness, unless on malformation. jes $1 each; cases of halfa dozen $5; carefully and sent to ail parts of the Union. RICORD’S AL! time than any other rem dis with the sto: rvs iC MI and aN. TONI Heine i & MIXTURE. wren uleei wat produced by em jes, or any com) jous use of mercury, or wnskilfu! ical treatment. venereal taint remaining in their sys- werlnl purifier without delay, as no Berton ean consider himself ante alter having the veberral lisease, without thoroughly cleansing the system with this sugtly, Celebrated atera single bottle in cases of half a dozen 1 et carefully packed A to all parts of the Union. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Oe POAPARILLA REPARE) Pharms This refined ond the ENTIAN AND SASA! by. the New York College of Medicine and ey, established for the suppression of quackery. highly concent extract, possessing all fying q uplities and eural erg Ley ve College as oper ospital, and | wers of the above | and 76 Vi has in st large stock of white and brown Sugars, which he js selling at redueed New Orsleans Sugar 3+ 6d and 4s 7 1bs; St, Croix 46d; Gsest do 54; Bmuart's yellow 10 cents: crushed loal da 1136 cents; Srralw geetias oll aie't teed omens Groceries, Wraiva, bes — nig mor M. Le oe Ta am OVA? 0) D aot covert naw deemed St rake ot in every iostance, where used a bed the oat eine : aireraias “4 rope tnd Ameriea, inthe treatment of following diseases dalned In by yore gveay quel ipeiviens Soeepts Sabay discharaés, dyspepsia, weakness of the swell ‘of the to < cpufurion pf taighiaee Sereetipiocsn eelecmas eo ae eiet, whites. obstruction of ceri total aa G are! i bortle—6 ). Sold atl Duane tre 3 ee ni Imer Di. BUEKHAVE’S HYG: A . HIS Medicine, so long celeorated in has been | fouad truly valuable sinee its in this coun> im Ad ts try, In Debiliy of the Organs of| isa antok ead intaltioie weedy. ote ofa . dd those affections of the wreth Tye Dont eisai a, N¥. Prepared by the Sletnivere of the 1 ic Gatege ot ledicine, and Yor sale st their ‘ffee, 97 jew ‘ork, t up EXPRESSLY forthe nse he ara juli itted r J 2 Sitar = yy 1 correct Irregalarities, alin’ procure the peviodieal jeskieraruin that nature Ber ds, aud Js #9 ensential preserve good health snd a ice Twe Dollars ‘or cases of half a fom 10, carefully packed and forwarded ¢ wiper of he Union ‘W. F. DICKT nie ta 97 Nasaan at, New Voth. AW ARE HE PHI PRIETOSO! this Kon i invite par Te ckascreto exnmtive their entesnive' from a cotton shaw! at 20 cents, to the India iy "Rete ot $500. jing exclusively ia the article of we can make it the interest of buyers, on aeeount of as Sor ment in store, as well as the low prices at wi e are selling, by uh s ins br Sn 28 im*r = ES me = = i = ' § to any extract o! it present before the publ ey SP Loi ess tof Thou, rine worms Mlocehee or pnples, tects waa | £tice, OM cents per bs nidancrahae 7 eg the bones or joiats, nodes, cutageous eruptions, ulcerated ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—alwcys cash Sore throat, ar’ eflecy in advance. gt syphi i BuiNTING ofall kinds executed with beauty and . = 4 | Par communications, ,addreemeed pole rd edtont Pesta of te th « gebishanest be post pai Way ° bela ‘ ud heral acount to w Jeanie purohasera, geen J nN * ”" \GHARDSON, M, New ¥ aw 06 Maen atzane, Now Yeik, Meet Weel corner tod Haasan nr094