The New York Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1846, Page 6

“The Van Ness Case. ON OF TRSTIMONY FOR THE DEFENCE. Court convened at 10 conrinva Morning clear and rad o’clock—jury called—all present, The three witnesses of Saturday from, the post office department called into conrt—to wit: jardner, city P.M., and Messrs. Lawrenson and Reynolds, clerks of the department. | Col Ganpsen cross-ezamined by Mr. Brent—Witness explained the modus operandi of stamping the letters de posited at the Washington post office. Letters are al- ways stamped with a date corresponding to the day on | which they leave the office for their place or places of destination. As soon as the letters are assorted, they are | entered on the post bill for each office to which they are respectively addressed. The post bill always specifics the number of letters and the postage for each office dis- tinetly to which they are te be despatched, and then a transcript is taken, ora duplicate of the entries in the ost bilis im a book. The post biils are sent with the fe tters respectively to the several offices to which they belong ; generally speaking, the stamping of the letters is done between 7 and 9 o'clock in the evening. Mr. Th willexplain that whenhe comes ; he has attended to that ; the entry on the bey is the Inst thin, ils are finally closed ; bardly think that being stamped, could, in the space of aix ken out of the post office, each before being ript, without exctting sible, but not probable. weeks, be ti entered on the post bills or tr attention ; such ating is [Controversy between Messrs. Bradley and Brent. Mr. Buent.—Well, sir, | will put it in another form. Wirnxss.—Don't recollect in August, September or October last, of delivering any letters out of the Wash- p flice addressed to Mrs. M. A. Conner, depot, after they were stamped. ia Fowler’s ‘ightly letter to her sister, alias Conner, of August, 1845, as in the letter I, in esiegee City exhibited} ‘Two stamps used in ‘the Post Olfice, used alternately day by ays ; don’t recollect when indentation in stamp wasmade. Mr. Brent exhibited stamps of 2 and 29th of this present month, to show if possible, | the difference between these and the stamps on Mrs. Connor's Van Ness letters, purporting to have been writ- ten in 1845, to Green Valley Depot, Virginia. Col. Gard- ner said it wes difficult to determine in these cases, the stamps of the two years. Mr. Brent exhibited his lain- tits Van Ness letters to the in the letter 1” of the stam on there letters, did not correspond with the letter * they must therefore have been stamped in 1845. the coagulum of the ink used in the stamping. hes to be cleansed out ry day—in three days, the inl would form an incrustation on the stamp, blurriog | the impression Mr. Brxnt exhibited to the jury the figure won Mrs. Connors Van Ness le witness can’t say from stamp whet isan" 8” ora ciple ou done with Cel. Gardner? uppose se ition of several genuine ing the Washington stamp for 1945. Mr. Lanuent Tare, of the City Poat Office, recalled, to testify to stamps, under examinstion by ‘Mr. Bra et, Col. Gardner being examined in conjunction with Mr- ‘Tree; stamps shown to the jury of 1845, on j genuine let- ters written in that year, The examination and com- ison of the stamps was continued before the jury by Vir Bradley, very minutely. You will remark, said he to the jury, that the stamps of 1845 are new stamps, and that those of 1846 are more worn. {* Silence”—" Walk light.”] A watchmaker’s magnifying glass, produced by Mr. Bradley for examination,of stemps; stamps and glass passed round to the counsel and the jury. A pair of di- viders produeed to measure the figures ‘on the stamps. Mr. Brent—Let me show you how to use them, Mr. Bradley. Mr Fis xy—Oh! I reckon I know how, Mr. Brent. Mr. Baenr—Yes, but you can’t open them on one side; but, however, you'll find eut. Examination of stamps continued. In answer to Mr. Bradley, Col. Ganpren—Yees, sir, it would bring it to the even days —the 28th August—(the date of Miss Fowler s letter urporting to have been written in 1845 to Mrs. M. A. Var Moan alles tise Conner, at Green Valley Depot ] Mr. Bkapiey exhibited genuine stamps of 1845, to com- pare with the stamps of the Conner VanNess letters, pur porting to have been written in 1645. Col. Ganpnen attested to some rent difference in the stamps.—Yes, sir, this appears to verify the fact that | the stamps were renewed in 1845, and the lines were per- fect—the rims of the circle .of the stamp on these second letters are not perfect; the rim on Miss Fowler’s letter appears to be somewhat better, but still one ofthe stamps is better now than the o1 and the rim is better. By Mr. Brent—Yes, sir, it corresponds more with the Fowler’s letter) of 1845, than the rated the difference. Witnxss—Yea, sir, there is pression over the “T'” But that thick mark might hi veen made by n accidental circumstance; still there is a difference; hardly por stamp could vary. Mr. Brent exhibited lettera to show that there might be an interruption in a space of several months in the regular alternative of days on which the two stamps are respectively used. Mr. Tare examined by Mr. Bradley—The new stam . Were ordered on the 17th of March, and presented to office on the 16th April,1845; have no distinct inowledge when one ofthe stamps was injured: testified as to t process ofassorting and stamping 5 We use two | stampa; the stamping goes on all the day, from 8 in the morning till 9 at night; the letters are first stamped with the rate stamp. Witness detailed the process and regu- | lations of the department in registering the number and | postage of letters to each post office from the office | whence thoy are distributed. In the returns to the Gene- | ral Post Office for each quarter, the aggregate amount of | way letters would appear in the transcripts, and the post bills returned forthe quarter. Described use of stamps— the effect upon the stamps from use—the alternate use day by day of the two stamps. Stamps are worn by usege. These stamps appear to have been used. Post bilis and transcripts for Washivgton and Green Valley Depot refesred toby Mr. Bradley—showing no list of Jetters corresponding with Mrs. Conner's Green Valley Depot letters of 1945—but showing instead, a letter or letters for 1846 Opinion of witness that ‘such letters must have been putin the Washington post office and transmitted in 1845. Requisitions ot ths department in re- spect of pest bilis and transcripts detailed. Cross examined by Messrs. gMay and Brent, particu- larly in regard to the stamps, Mr. Tree required to exa- mine the stamps by the magnifying glass. [Controversy between Mr.Brent and Mr.#racley astoan opinion asked of witness by the former.) (\Waik light.”) Mr. Brent con- tinued the cross-exami jon in respect to the stamps and the post bills. Tne examination respacting the amps and the post bills was continued between the c when Mr. Tree was sent to the post office for thi Mr. Reree—Direct examination ladelphia post-office. ‘The Philadel 26th, 1345, showa to witness, as follow: Ler 4 Puivavetrnra, July 28, 1845. Drax Mary y-I am here, ond find our matter can be Yhougn Mr. Young’s positio: lainly one which demands the exercise of great pru- junce and statesmanlik bey not be exaggerated. W. dence in his ability to real and to acquit himself of his duty in a creditable man- | Cracuit Count, Wasminaton, Nov. $0, 1846, | | ick, was Pro’ a i Ky Ungrange! the the will ge i Reresjoe ny wind. Ine. Hopes ‘of as feos, | Your readers are not all, beach, am Young is ,affocted with a and in techuical language “rachitis. is case, of a malformation of the body. rejected on one side, aud the sent blade is more prominent by fur than the left. |. But the lustre of Mr Young’s mental faculties is as bri sak as order,and though John very widely knownin. formes fe reasoning powers, and of a superior cast of intel- robably, aware that Mr. Bu ee ee ported by schoouer Heary, Look, to be in Hampton Roads. baile by bark ‘ee ete called -. s iit by Jaraes Sanith, master curpeater. She ia ow! Gala Tad Boston, and isto be commanded by Capcate ‘ittee, been trey yet he is a man ‘ot moat of November, 184 ‘ht is rapidly effecting his ments pre- It is but justice to acy that the displacement of a great staterman and an hono: man, has been effected. We positively believe that Mr. Wright would have been sent to the Senate if the Legis- lature had not been whig. and the administration would have had one more mighty ey of Aine during the coming session of Con- so much in need. Well, the thanks millions will follow Mr. Wright in | The Bepreme Court is in session to-do The Chancellor’s Court is Walworth presiding. any of volunteers from this city, jurnett’s regiment, is ry its omplement will be made up very soon. e number of bg are busy putting the uildinge in complete repai The weather this eveni: a judge that we are about to Hon. Frank Granger, of Canandaigu: . rd, of Auburn, are in town. They go down to New York’ to-night. Blitz and Valenti: | Ross’ Serenaders @ A painting called * The Court of Death,” now exhi- biting here, draws large audi We have every thing in town but music. ‘The artistes remain at a distance, and they ure losers. Mitchell Sanford, E+q , of Catskill, New York, will deliver the second lecture of the ‘season before the Young Men's Association this evening. His subject is Ph: al Education.” Of the Foreign arriv: British, and! brig Swedish. Dix would have resi; F tish, and 1 brig Hamburghese, Ey the tl slog of his retirement. , Judge Jewett, 0 sitting, Chan- fr buttress of the mole of the bew military port o Navies, has been carried out to & point opposite the great light house of the old port on the nortl E ilot boat Washi ~ rr Island, A 29th ull D ie It, reat delpiia, Noy continue to draw immense houses. | jar4446 lon 13. ult, off Great Kgy Harbor, vy brig Palm,at Holmes Hole. | , to show thatthe break | | Hubbs, Liverpool; 20th, brig Wm ee Jones, Tyler, N York. ” in the stamp of 1846, and | May continued the cross-examination in beer to | Hallet, B Richmond; Her lems; John Parker, ( Cork anda market;’ Cleopatr shLoverts White, Wistar Pratt; brig Perfeet; ache Jos corn; sid Dec 1, shin Bom New York, December 2, 1846. little more brisk to-day, —Pots $5, Pearls $5 75. Asnes —The market wi Cotron.—The market remains firm, quiry for shipment—the sales to day reach 1000 bales. lla Crassivication. and amarket - Below, ship Rio’ Grau Heliel; sehr Henry, Look, Savannah. inthe brig Bes Belle Harriman, Cardi Helen, Patterson, Wilmiog Del, 27th, shi 4 ih, N + py on A ‘There was not a great deal doing, the weal ther preventing any out-door transactions. sales we heard of were about 4000. barrels Gene: Michigan, at $5 18%, and $5 25, according to quality. Brighten Cattle Market. Nov. 30.—At market 7260 cattle, 18 yokes workin, , $2 cows and calves, 1300 sheep, and about Storer | Barba oes; Tope, ‘Spates, ze pel ia Ann, Winchester, Ba ‘ork. Po Nantucket; 28th, schr D i Ia bert and sev yg Delight, for i Boef Catile—Extra $5 75; first quality $5 50; second third quality $3 50 a $4, ;noticed at $67, $70, and $72. Sales noticed at $17, 21, 22,26, Shee) ypc of lots were made at $1 63, $1 75, $212 t#Swine—At whole: rows; at retail, frem quality $4 26.04 7 Cows and Calvoi Lew! Pea'l, from Boston; Game wn yesterday ‘afternoon ard anchored at the Breakwe- ter, where they st Commanding bled condition, cam je 4Xc for sows, and 54 for bar- to a 1b. Baltimore Cattle Market. —Cattle—There were 1200 head of beeves to-day, all of which were sold except 69 Prices ranged from $20 $3 pet 100 Ibs. en the hoof, equal to $4 a $5 75 net, and avers, bf ee 16 slight decline from last week’ ere is an improvement in the P were made to-day at $4 373 0 $4 $4 6239 ‘for small and select lots. New Bedford Oll Market. Sperm.—The market remain: but transactions have been limited. bbls, have been i oping a ‘about $2 40, | 2% Risen NE schrs Southemer, Lewis, Boston; De- previous prices, In this town, 130 id at 98 cents, andin Plymouth, 488 ‘d of a sale of 576 bbls. at 3834 In Warren, 600 bbls, have been sold at 85 cents. Wehave heard of no transactions in whales Riad FE a ere York; Adoni Bale,’ 81a firs Queen, Gardner, Balt; Dispatch, cents per galion. tou for Rio Grande. (Cd brig Hortense, Means, Means, Cu- ba, (cl’d 6th for Norfolk.) as “hcuweno, Nov 30—Arr schr Galen. Pi it NY ork. 8174 brie, Ruby, MeKinnie, 5 burg, Goal Nork; Ea ‘Kinney, Salem; Debora N sa Baxx Lacrange remains ashore at Traro, high up on the id must discharge br fore getting off, Growzen, Ulmer, from Mebile for Baltimore, is re- Launcnro—By Joel Kuight & Co, Calais, 2 Wa ist alee Port o Boston.—Arrivals aud Clearances during the Gersnenene. 30, 68 196 5 ML 19 x FA im A 8 gn clearances: Brign, and 60 aches. were ici Notice to Mariners. DerantMest io A ors ‘Wasninoton, Nov a by ven to national an foreign merchant that the extremity of the eek work forming the out- an of Pofemmoath, from Bos Boston for Phila- es Brie Lowder,'s daystrom N York for N ‘Orleans, Nov 21, Bris Pearl, irom Boston for Philadel Was passed 20¢h come Portas Aparacuicota, Nov mnie 19th, batk John Brower, jetavia, Shannon, 1a Now ad Arr rig Gpesunt, Texas. Sia Br Percival, and Jos Beish. hi Si mb,” St Thomas in tow of steamer rimour, Dec 1—Cld ANGOR, Vv 26—Cid schr Bowditch, Po: Cudaurstor, ‘Nov in the offing, pe ies °. Srevenue cutter Van Bi yeneare—sid Previous to Nov 26th, sche Heary, ——, — Nov 22—Arr brigs Inez, Greenl: Sumner, ee York; 2th, Yeso, ter, Mi N Yor Epaanrown, Nov Z7—Arr sloop Triumph, Smith alee B Keeler, ‘New York te Haspanseasek for Bek aches Westport. Mart outer Roads loLmes Hove, Nov 28—Arr schr John Finmon Rich- Charleston; Palm, Eldi ridge, vat Boston; 29th, schr Montano N Yor Bu rdlcg, Now ots Soh, betks Lawtetoe 1, Cooper, Boston for New York; brig’ Charles, I, Nov 30—The bark Louisa, from Havana; brig one herm brig and six fore and oft sebrs remain. The US brig Perry, Lieutenan apparently ia a disa- NYork; Constitution, Milton, Fall River; an, Allen, NYou I ie ov '90--Azr achrs, Mari kel oper doj Berse ps Index, bbs, Wright Ce + do; E Falniouth, how ow Turpion WEL Nov $e—-Arr sloop tf ‘Jones, N N es Hawhine) Gor Below, sone Roxbury, Setry ith, N Nickerson, N for Rig Grand 28—Arr schr Alfred, Sherman, Thomas- Sovavaaey Nov 27—81'd bark a Johnson, NYork. Livereoot ~sccema Seadiay len Boston—T H Jegoke, New sores K8'De son, Philadelphia; M a Moutien Mr and Mrs Carry aad Shild, w iene a E Ryon, ne Fes Pei delsien, Londons eh i 5H Neghter and Adams, J | Re ., Mi Remittances to and! hwnd Ried Great Britain and Ireland, BLACK BALL, OR" OLD LINE OF LIVER- WwW t Pec fengland—12. For Halitax—Mr Braine and lady, Ney 'S G Frazer, Mr Ro- bertson, c Cudridge, Halifax—5. 47. Sailing from Liverpool on the Ist and 16th of every month. Vomentic Importatior Edward—117 css rice Poirier & Freres 56 do t» order—100 bls cotton T Burritt—144 JP Swan & ‘Ait, by frst clas American shine (weekty.) Fersoas seiding to the Old County” fer tnete can w eonnry arranger fave thon bronstt ont ia sav'of ihectahe tine competes BE oy grey theBlack Ballot Old Ling of Liverpool Prekenn qailine from Liverpol on the lst and I6th of every mouth. ol iliog from that week! sere Seni ior, there, will poy ‘are sent ont without eI The Black Ball, or Old Lin prise the following magnificent ships, and m i of on the re & Peck} do Greenway, Henry’ & Smithe: To hit chta tea Lovitt & Southeicket Brel Hughes Ti bx E Forest—s0 empty bola d Tay SO sre eee eee MARITIME HERALD. “PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 3. ELLA, Ji Nene Ist September EUKOP! h “ NEW YORK, iit June, Jat October. COLOMBIA, 16th YORKSHIRE, ys iat Noyember. CAMBRIDGE, ‘at Ap: ise Aug Is Doce ber. JAN at » ist jocemal MONTEZUMA, ith ie P. 8.—The public are res gwners of the Black Ball, or Ol that no passenger agents but It from them to stvertise to bring’ o paltitd: Soullard, Mobile, X D Hurlbut & Co: Eliza, Halifas SR her te Nerman, oaks F ic, ve at all at Ba ah, drawn direct on the Royal Bank of Ir. Messrs, Prescott Grote, arranged here just asi wish it. | will now certainly make you my legal wife. | go to New York this even- | ing or to-morrow morning—wiil be back here the 6th or | 7th of next month, and will expect to most you here, on | my return, that.l may then poi 4 you my lawful wife.— | you get here by the Ist, go to some good boarding | house and take board until! get back here; drop me a Py note, or letter, in the post-office, and tell me where to KO) to you. I will not be able to stay but a short time with | a you, as I shail have to be (home) in Washington city by the 10th or 15th of next month. ls Yours, as ever, JOHN P. VAN NESS. | Addressed, Mrs. M! A. Connor, Philadelphia, Penn. ‘That letter was not put in the Philadelphia post-office ; | that is not in the stamp (2) of the office. Had it passed through the Philadelphia post-oltice it would have had the stamp of the date and the postage. Mr. Baaptey—That’s all, sir. Mr. Buext— We admitted that from the very begin- ning. That's a part of our case—that’s a part of our | By Mr. Bravury—Yee, sir, all letters are advertised. If aletterto Virs. M.A. W. Connor was put in the post. | office 26th July, 1545, and not taken out tili the 4th Au- | gust, it would de ad ised. List of letters produced. y Mr. Baest—If a letter was put in in the morning of Saturday, it would probably have appeared in the list of | that dey, the 26th. I have not got that list. (Mr. Brent | said he would like to have it) A discussion here arote upon questions which Mr. Bradley proposed to put to the witness aespecting an envelope whien it is presumed the counsel for the plaintidt’ will produce as the paper covering this letter in question, when it was put in the Philadelphia post-office. Mr. Brent objected to this sort of testimony as out of place, the @ perer not being a v and Co: irgued that the mere ques- | forg: the stamp on that paper did not in- | volve the question of its contents, was therefore in orler, and further, that they had given no sufficent no- | srt. Coxe, Brent, Braptey and Cantisie pro- longed the discussion, reading the notices they had given fer the production of the paper; and maintaining, inde- pendent of a notice, that it was in order for the witness to agg 7 he respect Bo =a of the alleged tor- © envelope, although the said envelope was Sot berore the Court. fs © WX Mr. Brewr asked till the day after to-morrow to pro- | duce the envelope, because he desired to bring some =. to sustain en 1 rt BRapiey sce: disposed to a compromise, al- though he had several witnesses here from Philadelphia, | who wished to return to their homes and their basiness. He did not wish to detain them vod than necessary. The Count requested that Mr. Brent produce the paper or enveloy by common con- od the arrival of four o'clock, the Court adjourned till tomorrow at ten w. N. B. [nour report of Saturday lastiwe stated that it ap- ‘ed, (rom the post office Giles, that there was a series otters of 1846 sent from Weshington, a it, corresponding with the dates of the s letters, puryorting to hav re is only one, we believ les, showing this discrepancy, the records giving no nel ceatat of the others, as the law would have wired, had they passed regularly through the post joe to Green Valley Depot. Avaaxy, Deo. 1, 1846. Gow. Foung’s Visit—His Probable Course im respect to the Anti-Rent Affairs— Gov. Wright. Reciprocity is one of the distinguishing characteristics ot Gov. Young's character. This morning, though a little cool, was tempered with the beams of « brilliant sun, and the governor elect called on Gov. Wright at the executive chamber, Unfortunately Mr. Wright was ab- sent. Mr. Young seemedto be in excellent spirits, and whon the Private Secretary,who was packing up aquan- | tity of papors in boxes, remarked to him, “ Well, we are getting ready for you,” ho replied, “ Well, wo shall get ready for you again by and by.” This is reciprocity. As reganis the pretended apprehensions of some per- sons jn relation to the policy Mr. Young may be dispos- ed to adopt for “4 hac ta of the manorial difficulties, we are strong! boy that there is no room or ground for he Bol erentiod to citi- zens fe Yom the esate hat in ony manner. | ‘hrs Giol Smith, StJohus, NF Thee Wi Bowae, Liverpool, Dunham & Frambers, Phy Tafel are paid free ef disc: , Autwerp Schr Seio, 2p New York, ——, New ite: felphis. red. + from Charleston, with cot ar} }days from Boston, mm ballest, to sau Ellen, Foster, 13 days from Boston, with mdse, to or- Istan, Shakford " Sate sto Pe og ken i A ‘carried wet mai Bork Edward, Bulk! ton and rice, to Dun _ Bark k Syiphide, Ch ta ae or Se and split New ship Lireryoo) 1198 toms, ee Sehr George Evans, Kell from I to Badger & Peck.— joms water, and was E was off the. Hook in 13 fat tows off Te the tats NW gale Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Somers, from ton from the bark Veruon, ashore there hi Gardiner, 8 days from Fall River. ion, Holmes, 10 days (rom Plymouth. Shermsu, 7 days from New Bedi herwood, 4 days fr hii tthe Weer, $Jemeery 31 March Now ship Queen of the Wes = Island, with cot- New Ship Rochester, 900 tons, February 21 April John Briton. Ship Hottingner, 1050 a teks =! Smi Sehr St Mary, Lamkin, Nor with whatever can conduce to the ease Pric Passage $100. Packet hip Unies, Pierce, from Havre, Oct 16, Ship Concordia. Stephen g a Excelsior, 44 days from Malaga Read, from Belize, Hon, to The M G has experienced heavy weather; | &e. Was supplied with sails by the ship Lor Brig Marion Gage, rig Mary Ellen, 23 da Also, 2 ships; haynes J Peterson, whieh sail tiago, with troops, am REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, be brige—uuknew. hence on Tues- anchored at Qua Br ship, and anchored at Quarantine. "mall, to p manner as he and Herald Marine Ne rp Aes en Brig Zalica, Larkin, of and Xi 0 East) | wenereay Del. went ashore on the ni it of the Seo: ‘Money remitted by letter, poso-neid, to the ae. or BRL Sy tf ham Cy el or persons in [reland, Kngland, or Sco be sent, and nearest post town, will be imm: ted_and paid nceo or forwarded to th NEW YORK AND HAVKE COMMERCIAL floar and 3060 bashels corn. inst, the Sebooner Pharas, repslvea. gence damag ‘Schr William & Jae the 25;h, ow account of the storm, ight of the — the sehr Eliza Hupper, | harf at Mac! ‘ort, and wes driven Srenean ore on Rini Point. Al from her moorings, and went sailed on the 2th, had to retarn on a ") cass, commanded by men of character aud. xbility, nod Sire be tae ed Keateat care takeu fo mive every satisfaction to 3 me Miscellaneous Record. Froariva Licits Swir—On the 20th alt af 4 FAM, the pilot out Waaisngion fell in wih the floating Tigh 3 i wh to promote A s the f freight and 11 be ig the eae Fag ig! Leas bosenne Wu be thetr own interest my ay Pare information ust) take her in 2; made Long ch; wind Sewter ‘reat Tom SEs wwe the light ship to Quarantine, where she lays ara | a5 3. BAR a Piet » GLASGO' 'D a OF PACKETS. GF: , fe. to I Be. .| 5 REE a, part of | bint | Srna reanige' a ci dnt Seince, (of New Ton) Cartis frees, by for Boston, is at Anchor wide ‘out in the har town, having eut away foremast on the night Perthe Sth, to prevent going ashore. She leaks some. Sonn Boston Packet, Rider, of and from Bucksport, | with potatoes, is ashore at Truro, fal) of water, and has lost Scan Onraor—A topsat} white quarter boards, ‘ge at Truro bars, L—~i AHA Comprise the abo. qa jand tl cox character of srose sels should be su cement for pe cone Who may ss i to mak 'e arrangements: parienien given or jeation to ieee J.T, TAPSC! ‘75 South street, or | ia Messrs. REID & M ¥, ‘ea fm MARITIBY ACOUMMODATIONS. Co. RRANGEM: ENTS. OL, PACKETS. ly, which our f Liverpool! Pack, nd rill sail frou Live peeifully dotied, oF ive ofthe Liverpool Packets, & Co. oars pee sen . that line, horised Passenger agents it, for sy ‘amouct, id, Dublin; also on Mg arta? , Bankers, London, which charge whatever, in all th a towns throughout ‘Englands Ireland Scetiuad an: ‘Apriyer aderess 3 2 = lesze: 35 Fulton street, Ei Bi erie Dilitas Falton' Bank. Y,, hest door to ; The offgtof Mr. Réche, Seu, wsat 7 Debit eat LINE OF LIVERPOOL PAt From New York. Hfegooel, April Hy August 21 Bey xem’t a (Nor. Jun 2 (An October 2 Des reBurly 3 suostantial, fast sailing, tee class oe, al bute in wore ied by men = eras hed punctually on the 2ist of yins are elegant and ndnmeeiaguata ame apne will be one ate C or omers of en ieee te. es een tigned therefore “Borer re aa & MINTURN, aie FIELDEN, Boshi eS hed ans and, ia the same or 2 have done for ast thirty Years ‘and more; also to any partot England oF sited with him, with tl receipt to LINE OF PACKETS. spac reat line will be of the Mace the comfort and convenience of passengers ach less than by ts will doubtless comeal ors ss'Kouth wt, Sickwes, oo pets cholo aed got | My oy has on board the crew of tor Portland, as before repo: —— Goma Jown Guemons, Hill, at Holmes Hole, from Rich | FOR LIVERPO: Nog Use ° sche ae ti eam Po ae et ah Fes Joke Hidrvdge, wil exiles above rae ht Or passage, having elegant an inseriey | the plchebnepsppementa ir ee aes DHULL or aa re PLOBEE TT gs Bere ENON ED 4d hog Lt Fs 4 Lid tren east smn ne, wr iy rl contin — s | those of t | M?4LE fAuLin & FARDESSUS Somes ees. Etthertn beau f Me NEW TAKIFP. jeanne iy ‘ean Hotel, oe a | 4 whey have now on jassimeres, = dret quality ready Geatlemen in want of articles are invited to ee is UNS AND BOWIE KNI' 100 sinti: rnddouble barrel ducking Guns, suitable for the present season. 320 double barrel eockin ‘Guns.- Gans, common to fine. ;subswantially made, intended for sex ‘08 self-eocking and revolving Pistols, of cast steel barrels. ores rls hy rters of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols iS Spare rticles of every kind. ER. Opette ma je to pote eg as the sted t ‘style, # jonsbie Cash Tailoring Estaplisne K, New York,’ Every atic in the ine Sau Sana) low. Call and ave, HN MOVFATT o¢ EXCHANGE TABLES, HOWING the amoun to be drawn for in » British Bill of Exchange, to remit for any sum collected in faired s currency, or adyanees made on shipments trom country. ‘They'are simple, but sure in operation, and he lers in exe . Kor sale . A. Mener & Co, No. 49 Wall fyton & Sous, 96 Wall street, aid th or, Centre street re KHEUMaATISM, AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE, | AN, for the sacisfaction of the incredulous, it has been attested before the Mayor of the city. “The eby certify,that for the past en years | bave been severely afflicted with attacks of Ttheumation, princi pall the hands and limbs, accompanied with great hey ey rs the joints. 301 e pain has beea so great beeu anable to move, and my general health was rire eee pletely destroyed. | was troubled with low spirit y brain ‘was seriously affected, and the incessant and se Paias I oftea endured made me repeatedly ran wud of my suf- think a being can imsaine my erything—all my earnings as ports of Europe to which 001 pad jan in Li- jew York tim celebrated pl yerpool, but he a menogood. On my arrival in feat Senter 1 was obliged iP, te take: he Hospital and put a oy fo a ome othe hye t the s1 wi G we taken to ‘the Seaman's "Hospital at aT ha where was ne mer ry the doctors dread. the advertise- WRISTIE i ia “the newspapers, and the great cures that were said to made by his Galvanic ek fom gar pret asa Vest hope to send to the office and rf stating my case, the Galvanic Bands for the wrists and times aud the Magnetic Fluid were recommend- ed. The people at:the Hospital ieanes. me met for or east them, and told me not to show them to Rie them on and used the Fluid. ‘For tb ane ‘few hours It bo Mero | butthe ing the stiffness in my limbs d, and the pain was less, by ni sh 1 fel better et. ane in less than two weeks ! left the Hos} ear, | been ‘est Indies, and thence to Wrerp, in Helland: and duriuaall that time I have ha whi f Rheumatism or in perfect i ifrctascad pthese happy an ed solely Lint bomen of Dr. Christie’s Galvanic Bands and Mag- metic BENRYVOHNGON, 336 Pearl st, Ne Pa ke. On this teath of Novemt mae ip teansd Bk the dred and forcratx, appeared before me the withi eeet Henry solemn oath that the ew tatement is A. ALE Mayor of New York. ~ Dr. Chnedes only Agency iu New ork is '¥ a pee Broadway. TO DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. (TSE stzeati rome, be bon juested nig ns pra ques 2 = siesta | IN'ROACH. It can alo be preenred of T. CBee, S Newey stregt. wwe Desiss, Al ipa =, will aipase on Lamas fs | ‘Nassau street, mubstantlally trae id Ameri Instruments of all sizes. Youle’ and and Star brand d_cases, chemicals, moe fers, mereury baths, coating a ke. 219 im*re int MELT on Mondays ABC a Sense maior of for private instruction. m0 Iw) EXPLOSIVE COTION. HE concentrated Nitro-Sulphuric Acid of the pro} ee eee Ten eee ee ee Ose Superior | sal rality, with directions, for sale at Dr. Chilton’s Chemical epot, No. 83 Chainbers’ stree! 228 lw*rre A ia Gettully aumounces, thatshe pap ay lessons daily on the Bi bigton 9 thod fener ° atin he voice. Sfadier Proterring. it be : residen ences. Forverms, ke: af apply at 13 Mowsrects DUCKING GUNS. QD DOUBLE DARREL. Real Twist nd Putoat Breech, h, ‘Also Walker's Gaps, Beldwrisie Wedding, Hi weer {ridge Shot, Sho tBelts and ssid Fouches, Powder wit aqenera tssortment of Gus materialiior Gun as fete NEWBOLD & RUSSELL, No. 140 Fulton street, 228 Iw®rre Po aig Bobet way sad nessen street, G. A. STUTZE’S NEW FUR STORE— Just Opened. THE ADVERTISER would hereby reapectiy inforen his friends and the public, of his ha at No. 257 Pearl st weit afew fuicca eonstantly on hand a large and and Fursof all. descriptions, madew which he is enabled to offerat the G.A.STEITZE flatters himself to whowill farce shar cat and attention to deserv, of the pablic pa- “"Dowt forget the number, 257 Pearl 128 Im*rre G. “STUTZE, Farrier. ‘AXES, 1846. Rice, penne ee! OF "TAXES, Public Oct. 22, 1846.—Notice is hereby given Sele a eae nt Year are now open at this o that [am ready to receive the taxes due upon them ‘All per- sone, vine the "4 taxes previ pap eae the os} me day of Jamuary, t th at Tp eat per anwum calcul vated ‘the d oy of uberte of er day of February. Office hours ior reeriv- ing taxes, AM. antil 2 'T, Receiver of Taxes. fall bce on of their property to this of Se eared car bills sent to the! or they can be had of any time by personal application. nes ¢t re FASHIONABLE opp ee 4 Leonard preth Hatt, if ea a" ofa the Academie tially informs the that fag breed. ‘Be: Hoyale, Paris, her Classes for fashion: cing sides all the usual Dances tanghy will yw waltz Ma- zurka, Mazurka rille, Polkas, (v1 “tt the Re- dowa, Schools mnilies, attende and ae | eat made known on application. Miss D. will Sve ve the first i feeche jeas0n tO her pupils, the first week of December. n2l Im#re HE undersigned have just ved afresh <> T fe ‘Wey oer a ‘whieh the public either wholesale or ane As any fale, it ne men TPark uiraian awiEEe EXEC’ Le Jott FURLISEER New Work the Law of Surro- yea vame q Ld belo he rctise Goartirand fos the ‘sn | Ee executors, ke. the of the ‘itation of Lo gine tte aie" Baron ie e. Tei Ess |z tioners an oo mimietrators wi aardnne nh iraccaest | their wren ane GO Cp & Co. 114 Ae mah ate, NORBER ERR. ow street. tae “PRIME OLD IRISH WHISKEY. HE subscriber offers forsale ang et old Cork ‘Whiskey, (seh Proof) in pancheon a ietens hers together wth pei reed stor awe snore ANIEL EL NOONAN, Greenwich street. NOTIC. A, havi hk ren firm of E. ‘Housel rae ihre wae pod wh tL H a No. 714 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. All terloments ond claims conneted with the New York Store, will be anended E:ROUSREL, 1 7] way, N.Y, » 159 Broadway, N.Y. hy MORE will o m shortly, on on his own account, store for ‘Rousse imeries, Rest comer of Cham street and seste, ee aes ew be most hap) his former customers. ‘November dist, 1016. 296 tw? rh CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. Eee caruaa 1 loersinininiiell canbe 8 Ee Eee TO GEN ENTLEMEN, wh: do you either aaa or cell for & mere tnfle your coats, and poet tg You etn gat thom ether B COpRITy.S Beoe. of the Umve Deine vereet ts to 12 ia Beckman sureet. treet. Dr. Corbitt ¢ having contin versity of New York, ree duors rom ar None ce to one cl practi a.ciass ‘i Garant is " Ta GOEL ror g phi Cotlegs of of Moticine having Dist SE + ‘conten sy and and sine ee, aiden a 7 aud ‘West ee ene aes gen labor uae Jo chronic Jot Make. the teal ad the giving mercery, injadicious treatment, and Gusckery- TaE eg dE 7 Je ce ty eu as yet discovered, withou ness. Prich One’ Deller MBO? DOC) oy INE. The ee ICTUR: D. RTRACTE, ior > cure of | ap any way with tae ract of the Genuine Honduras Rooi by the strech Of the Philadelphia College, ost modera discoveries of ex- ta real medicinal virtues. Ithas been by the College, for tho cure of serofais, fheumacam, ous es, 2 becordaney with 8 Dol Mars le, PA) Wate Boreas does im any part of the vt tabeny by writing 2 statement of thei shastion, Jet the diseas kind‘it may—delicate, in will TD ba ccaselies: upon by panzere residing i been saeloned 97 Ni ate; ai ae _Mepresitheiansiensigee ETE Bre GENERAL WORTH. lang officer is this da made to dealers-—oaly pty mS GOV. YOUNGS “GRAND "MARC Ae ghd his ay 8 ied at out the rate auppl i Published, and now ri tb aaa Bibi se 16 nes at, seer oe neal \OUSE, 2 the at dre Cacblishment invite pur- on "stk | & DERSON & CO., 176 Pearl street. R. FELIX GOURAUD’S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. emollient is pow, oy com! TD raced'a Nets n remedy d surf, tan, freckles, all fBecies of discal Lesion of the. chin. All’ compecition hes Tavaluabie preperat Yast, sre mouth to the it Soa Bacedge She let that "GOURAUD'S ITALIAN bear meg wok are sss gears ar Dye will change red or gray hair Ent enrnntmeten| wm PS eae te tha eption, Gr Walker street, tintsare raow one AcENte—74 bernrn nn ne THE i hang Taian sours Se uae wets aa Pas of hay ag ssoneeeged. Giscarsa a Br 3a ic eae orate ros ee Pas Se can WATT STREET. wtzen- a alwayson hand and et ee ALEXANDER’S bana * eI ‘the ice Lady Apples, Sp: See fo. Falron market. Br singe ite intro- | | nee Soerrates that still ee mle at creas a OFF WARDROBE AND ANTED. on Genre BN 1 hazing superfinons : ee peace areas C FEARS oo “ «ct ay. Ladies ce be attaxced to by Drs. J. ‘a né im*re TEES anu INDUMANUR OUMFANI, omants” Ormien Ro. 0 Wait its, ———” Traine grovenguae, bp soasene ane epraise | <n toss o: damage aad et ole hu fier fi, es ae i, Bagene ThE LONG ISLAND ong Gas x. Cc. ‘AL, 200,000 DOLL, WITH. A’SURFLUS. Orrice 41 Forton sraeet, Bacourrs. me | C Ging tad to take risks on buildings, machin Pegg Saat SF ere = their — brore ai Rite gta sac ee i ioason Yo er syatcia winch they ey are calgae precio clined of ‘and scatter losses w! abe ts | company may arte ise be adjusted and paid promptly ss ‘The Compan: perceree =| =H heen New York, of of lifes ee A" President, BS Amisre E.C. BiAStren. Hc babar Se SHAVIN SOAP. bhi Durdbesing ither ini ur tan hee fb set Pe Socine, wh tal, from ofer old extrblishment, Mw. 3 whére we offer also, upon the lowest wm fu Toilet Soaps, at x! ne fOHNS N, ROW LY General Agents for Dr Foord’s celebrated x ectoral ret ey offered tothe public for colds 6D LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to mterest m by Derusing Mo Moral oral Fhysiology, written Pie M ‘D: Owen, with addit = rations by RK.’ °% ver, M.D. Were this book earetully tead by every person, x its advice strictly, followed, we are i “xd state soniony. fre ppesont or e pros} pee whickt cou a ol ‘oon reared, vent many mey no ork ae telly oa inmoremse ay “shich mayo ice of the ‘0 conte. objections. f | Rice zai ote eat rortabe 4 street, New York. 1 Im*r LESSONS IN SINGING ENGLISH, "ALIAN, HORS yoda! sigue [2 JULES fe nye di ct esc ieaey ng donee, pare eee fe pyr banre ; o7,301 Brosdwa b | Scharfoabers & sa e 1216 tm ACCORDI IN ON TAUGHT. JACOBS, Teacher of the Frencit Accordion, can take je afew more ae poe — winter class, 1. apple: ~ vw book, compris telecon poms i} waluebie,juscraesions t, founded om ice of eight years. Apply at the orieaal | Accordion an ‘Musical seg corer terms will be made known. 5 Chatham aby gHEAy pbs re a 428 Greenwich mich Cisiaht Yosey resin sain ere ew fd ph ich he is sel! id which jing at reduced prices. ea py LN Por Bee Bs oroeer aed Sebsee sere nl9 Im?r O GURE NO PAY. 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