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to him. Wenever go to see tho President, but think he isa ‘hard tsed man—they treat him him and cuff him.as if he had no soui—no rights—no feelings of his own. . 1t’s a shame—it’s not right, He is doing the best he cen—and Father RB hie is too,though he is po greatshakes ; but we must keep ’em out. They shan't be abused in this sort of sty Baker, you know Baker—the Ulinois whi Colonel Baker—the same Baker that w to5440, because we had spread. are spreading, u spread we must. Well, thissame whig Baker, who out- chipped Chipman on the Oregon question. finding he could not spread himself in Oregon, went off to spread himself in Mexico among the Dom Jobns, the Don Joses’, 4 the chaparrels. The first thing that we hear of volunteer bad run ® bayonet ugh the back of hisneck spreading him out in gal- lant style, and thet’s the last we hear of the spreading of Col. Baker—the 6440 whig Baker of the House. We have not heard of him since, He has wounded in the wars, and the Georgia volunte im through the back of the neck, grazing the vertebrae, and the carotid arter: either of whic h would bi Jaid out Baker as cold $4.40, Now the only q n is what has bes of Baker. We call upon’ c hipman, or Douglass for a reso- lution of ioquiry for Colonel Baker. THE DOCTOR. Dolefally, TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. House of Representatives. H Wasuinerox, Dec. 19, 1846, | REMOVAL OF A WRECK. | After prayer. and the reading of the journal, Mr. Parner jed for the orders of the day—the private ‘calend jar. of Georgia—I ask leave to submit a memo. | Chamber of Commerce of Savannah, asking ‘an appropriation by Congress, to remove from the harbor of that city @ wreck which wes sunk there during the revoluntary Mr. Payne ‘he proposition of the gentleman is to remove a wreck ; my motion is to proceed to the orders of the day. The Sreaxe: tion of Mr. ‘The regular business is the considera- ills on the calendar. Then I suppose that the memorial cannot (A | rivate PAYNE. nted without a postponement of the orders. rtainly not”) and call ir the orders of tho day. : So shall 1.” Mr. Kixo.—This is avery important memorial, and I think deserves respectful attention from the House. [ am not disposed to be troublesome, but | think it nothi the fair that my constituents should be heard. (‘' Stic! “hr. Payne (to Mr. King.—You can present the memo- | rial privately ine Mr. Kixo.—Yes : but I want it printed. Mr. Payne.—I hope the rule will not i The + eats was taken, and Mr. Payne’s hops was gratified MA. CORL—WaAR ROCKETS Mr. Parwe’moved that the bill laid aside yesterday, for the relief ot A. C. Goel, be taken up. B Mr. Kino (after watching Mr. Payne’s movement)—Is that ia order? The Sreaxen—lt is, ‘The bill was read ; it appropriates $26,000 to Mr. Gos for building machinery to construct war rockets, in the years 1839, 1840, and 1841 Mr. CarMax, of Alabama.—This involves a large sum of money—$20,000-—-and I want to know what it is for. an “read the report,” “ let’s hear what that says” The report was read, from which it appeared that Mr. | Goel labored for the government two years; and subse- | quently the result of his mental Jabors, as a military en- ineer, was seized by the government, and he was re- iuced almost to want. He liad travelled all over Europe to gain information and improve himself in this branch of | science, and spent two years in Ri He made expe- | riments at the arsenal in this city, he ordnance offi. | cers did every thing in tl power to embaraass him, | aud cause failures in the rockets discharged, by furnis! ing regged and inferior iron for the ca: patents ior his inventions, but, notwith: ever since been making uso of and the report of the committee were su: of testimony, which clearly showed | ere better and more efficient than any | ever before made, and that their force was from twenty- | to two miles anda half. the reading, several ex- Just a claim as was ever presented,” | “the ordnance officers ought to be blown up with Goe! “Come, boys, we ought to pass the bill. “No: I don’t think so Mr. Bowutw said, that while be occupied a place here, he would guard the treasury, and raise his voiae in op position egainst claims not’ founded in fact or in law ‘his was one case of a thousand, oi men who come hero to enter into partnership with the government, which, before i done with them, gets cheated. Mr. Goel hile he was employed as a captain of ar- xperiments were'utter {ailures,and now d to demand additional compensation | Mr Goel said that the ordnance officers furni-hed bad material, Mr. Bowlin supposed that if diamond and gold had been demanded for the rockets, and he had not re- veived them, Mr. Goel would have attriouted the fail- ures tothat.” Ifa man be employed by the government, and makesany discovery pertaining to the business ia whieh bo is engaged, be is not entitled to exira com- pensation. Mr. Recewetu, of Massachusetts, paid much attention to this subject two years ago. Mr. Goel, it appeared had proposed to the government to construct a rocket, of a composition periectly safe to those who would make use of it, and highly injurious and destructive to the enemy. On that ptacinke, cud to attain that object he | ‘was employed by the government. [t is true, the result was not attained entirely, but partially Mz, Goel was not furnished with the suitabie kind of iron; but before the proper material arrived from the place it was order. | | | ed, adiffioulty occurred between him and the ordnance officers, he coased to be employed; and, therefore, it re- mains to be decided whether th ation is useful end valuable eis ove fact, however—the machine of Mr. Goel for filling the rockets, was superior to any thing of the kind before known. Mr. Rockwell was willing to allow Mr. Goel five thousand doilars. Mr. Danizt was of opinion that Mr. Goel's claim rest- ed onthe improvement in the mac rockets. Colonel Tatcott thought that the rocket was | not an important military weapon, as it could not be ponded on for precision, owing to the uncertainty of the atmosphere. ‘A ROCKET LET OFF AT MILITARY Orricens we said that Mr. Goel wouid have succeeded in g of his rockets, to the satisfaction of all, if the ordnance officers had furnish :d Lim with the proper iron material. There was great atrogange displayed by the military officers of this governmeut, and they loo! With disgust on all, not cennecied h the army, who invent projectiles They seem to think they have an ex- elusive right to matters of this kiod. They illustrate the | wagoner, who considers himsell insulted if you attempt to | teach him bow. to drive his team. (Laughter | Mr. Payne | remarked that, to his knowledge, there was a deep-rooted | pre judice egainst Mr. Goel. Mr. Goel accompanied him @ arsenul to see the machin but, as Mr. Goel was about to enter the door, he was thrust out. Mr. Goel | ‘was not permitted to explain the machivery, which was | intricate, to Mr Puyne. There was no jailure in the | rocket of Mr. Goel. Mr. Payne hada cloud of letters, two of which were read from officers of the navy, who | said that the invention was of the utmost efficiency for port fires ond tuses, and was worth from $26,000 to $20,000 If Colonel Talcott says that rockets are not of much importance as a destructive weapon, he stants alone. Goto France, to Ragland, and every where, and a diferent opinion would be found to prevail Mr. Goel spent more than $20,000 in travelling abroad to procure ne information A private individaal, who makes sa appeal to this body, stands in a dierent position trom those who are backed by a host of relatives and acquaint- ‘ances, or men who wear the gilt button or the gil: epau lstte. No matter how obscure may be the claimant who uppeals to the justice and liberality of Congress, he has a right to be heard. Mr. Payne would prefer that pothing should be given, then that the amount ia the bill shouk be reduced to five thousand dollara. ‘Mr. Cuuver obtained the floor, but instead of making , he moved ap adjournment; and the House re- «to acquiesce. Gnrorex moved to lay the bill on tho table— | The question being taken it was decided in the negati ayes 72, noes 78. Mr. McDowet, of Ohio, contended that the govern: ment had committed a breach of the contract with Mr. Goel, by not supplying him with the proper material for the reckots) They wasted thousands of dollars to the grand-children of revolutionary soldiers— ut when a poor man has spent his money ana means to make im. | provements to aid the government, and makes an appeal | to justice,he is almost scoffed Thank God,he (Mr, McD. had no feelings of that kind. Justice was what he want- ed—he cared not how peer the man might be, when a case of right was presented, he, { r one, would stand up in his defence. ("That's right”—"Give me you.”) BM Danixi briefly replied —It was a good thing the of iron Mr. Goel asked for was hoa tarnished. If it d it would have blown things sky Mr. CHomasson—if tho sky talls we’ iaotohh larks. Mr, Danixt—Mr. Goel has been here since 1842, hang: | ing on with this claim He protested against the igese | manner in which claims were sometimes passed. The lobbies, doors, and committee rooms, were infested iby | agents, who had better remain at home and attend to other | business. He spoke of Col. Talcott’s opiaion of rockets. | Mr Payne rejoined —when a motion was made to lay the bill on the table. ‘The yeas and nays were ordered. | My. Conran moved that the House adjourn. The quesiton was put, and the result was--ayes 71, | noes 64. ‘The Sreaxnn—The House refuses to adjourn, (and he took bis seat The Cuxne—(looking up)—No sir, the ayes are 71 and the noes 64. Tho Sreaxen—(+miling} Lite yeas pore it, and the House stands adjourned ull Monday ne ull Monday nex! Purcapecrwra, Deo. 20, 1848. ‘The character of the foreign news, per Cambria at Bos ton, bas had a tendency to advance prices of produce in | our market There was no sales of cotton yesterday, but holders demanded higher rafes. 1,600 barrels flour, shipping brands, sold at $5, an sdvance of 26 cents per barrel. 2,000 eae rn meal was taken at $3 25 for Pennsylvania and §3 373 for Brandywine. But little done in grain; good southern yellew corn sel@ at 56 cts, and come at $4cents. Home Cubs molasses was taken at 20 292 cents; and New Orleans at 32 cents. ine for filling the —_—_—_== OCOMMERCIAL, din “New York, Dee 19. snee.—The sales during the week amount to about 400 barrelsof both kinds. “The market closes ut $4 6256 for Pots, and $5 60 for Poarls wait (renee tales of yesterday closed at 2.500 eles; jay there wes mach excitement appar Kt dnd “altvough holders were very tadiflrea Cibout ringing forwar their kupplies, th t have reached 4,000 bales, "at au ‘advance of waite helt’ re centon previous prices. We prefer to witkaree our quotations, at present as it is difficult to fix specific rates ‘Until a healtb,er tone is apparent. Fair Uplands will sell at 11 conta; fair New Gtlewas at 11i60; mid uplands 0c, and middling New Orleans 10%, fore strict classifi. ont Frovn.— During the past fow days, since the closing of reat have hada tendency to Sdvance, tad | » errival of the Cambria sales to some ox- 6 6236 for Genesee for > she leaks alii tions w rw of no sal uote Georgetown md and for Wiscasset, from ba with $0 3130. In grain'we hear of | $7 60.8 ee after ators acer ebarng Pt nt this morning. Large sales of Genesee diechare tem in the ale Shiroteies Ren a white wheat were made weviouly at $1 15a $1 18— Western red at $1 05; mixe: Bae ( Pin puget $l a $108. and hrs Casriax, of Hallowell, asd White Oak, of Phipps: North River at $1 a $102. Rye is scarce, and held at “te > * v too, bound ht. also about 86 cents. Barley has sold at 05 the Grampus, but sre not injared, and will bogotofl. cording to qv for new Jersey ; 65 at the clore ho! Northern Oats a: y. Cor gold during the week 60 a 65 68 for old Jersey and Northern, and Notice to Mariners. Coast or Inguano—The cor reserving improving the port of Dublin, ve notice, that on and afler 9 sbecitated for the fog bells at preseat in use PS, viz the: north eod of the Kish Bank. ‘The lughtship near che syuth end of the amie J ea Domestic Markets, Axrsany, Dec 18—Street produce arrives alittle more freely hg 12 and prices are ashade better. Barley 60a ». Fye 69 & 70 c per OO lbs; oats 30 a Blc | ‘Phe lightshib near the Contogbe x Rock ( Buvraxo, Deo. 16—A sale of 2,000 bis. Michigan flour cae oasis Lowe hms was made Te terday,with storage until spring, at $3623; | ff lop ue 190 bbls delivered, at $3.50. In wheat there is nothing i oe. igen A A eaggs sone ie a seedy tot limit | 0 i hummel are requested to take notice. provisions. No ry forcorn It may be | — * WWoted at 40c, or in that neighborhood, “Tho westhor | reMANTHRY, OX Tux Liont Towen or THyxon—The lan- Continues culd, and ice is forming fast in the harbor und | Siduchalt tect ast teplee SA create pete canal. int na Deen eps Baran Bostow, Dec. 18.—Fl = New Yerk, and on made, but holders of good | ™ = Gonesee exhibit a good degree of firmmevs at | pe $576 per bbl. Grain—The stock is increased by eign | Se to-day, but we know ef no sales having —_—_=_===EEIQ ss | Latest Dates RECRIVED AT THE NEW Arxtow Baxx Licutsnir—The co: e pot of Dubii been placed at thi state of The ight was shown on the 13d ult, and will eontinue hibited as usual. When the weatner will admit, her tobe « Positivn will be Wreex Near tHe Mumace 3 hereby given isd a wreck bi nine feet at oe! veh was o be lighted up for the first tine ou the Ist | i is « fixed light, and hs prisey object 10 direct easels entering re north round Bom elfzorden, Thi | = Fanta nih other tnde of the is 78, feet, and 25 min 15 sec, lon Gieatueros 3 A three masted steam scr w Cape Haytien. 30, lon 72 eering SW, ton. on the 29th ult, let 29 lenus, Hardy, at Bos- Brig September, from Key West for Scituate, at 6PM on the ens inst, Boston Light bearing WSW 10 mites, was pass- ed by bark Biseaus, at Boston. Whaliemen. Bark |} eBaron, formerly of Newport, hasbeen purchased in New Bedford by Lorenzo Pierce, to be continued in the whaling service. Arr at Warren, wth, (ia tow of steamer Perry) ship Boy, Foreign Care Havtt, Dee2—in port, schrs Jerome, fer N York, ready; Joha Urew, for Boston, au | Saran bh id, Swetr, piate Wood) rome, , for N'York, une: Jao ‘Drew, Searles, bys Boston, Home Ports. Batu, Dec 16—Cld brig G W Kendall, Pinkham, Carde- mas. Boston, Dec 19—Arr barks Olga, Turner, Smyma aud ors Arrived. New Onteans—Ship Memphis— \ Clarke, | NGSmuh UicEroy, Wan Kichardsoa, Chas JALERSeoap, | Qibreltar; Potomre. Lothrop, Rio Frghlie, Gibbs aster pe outer telegraph statio Te- go, taking in CORED ‘m Larrabee, Are: Guancesres—Ship Catharine-Mra M Riley, A Pore, 2 oo in steerage. Mi Susan Jane, Brier, Sm: rpa; Hamilton, Alvan'S Hallet "Charlesiant ‘Law: Foreign Lmportations. Legon, ir ti Mi we Enemen—Bark Ligonia—1 case mdse Hoose & Vietor—3 more; Nat Chicopee. emery, Oneco, Clement Saow. “t Dos mie; Grand 2 Ialand, Young, Po: i bxs W Wagoer—1 Young & Behrmay—9 C 4 F Renrichs—10 ¢ swine 20 caskets bott'es Bechtel & Dreyer—6 boxes mdse Henschen @ Unkhart~120 tous ¢ a! Barclay & Livineston. Canany Tauanps—Brig Yucatan—4 tons barilla 960 casks wine W Dute | & Virpinia—965 bags coffee 900 lbs | Ve Jacmen—Sehr O1 logwood Geo Doug! ortaw ort, brig Boston, Nickerson, fm | Domestic impurtations. New Ontrans—Shio Memphis—15 bales hemp McGregor &M rra—790 bils flour » Jo: nson— 0 bsles cotton « L Mait aad &ev—i1 dob m +36 pes bagging Searnce—201 40 cott.n Chas ? Leverich—i50 bb's #1 ur $0 hh jaker, | ', Dec 13—Arr schrs Fortune, Perry, N ‘sya Norfolk, 12th, sid schr Ivanhoe, Dec '6—In barks, Anna Reynold ‘and Mary, Wieden, from Phi'n hue & co~ 50 hhds sugar Denstaton co -60 ts si sche Hie yogis Chase, Boston for'N" York Sia ian | pota oes © tt Re co—I9 hh 's sugar Alsop ach = 7LD 187 a — 24 . Dec 17—Arrschr B Hunting, Foster, Machias Tote kaicache anaes Ms parece bas | for N'| Your Teth, cla brig Confidence, Beiley, Havana; sc D H Victon—28 bbls whiskey P J Figuers to ough, Yor! ‘mp. Dee I6—Cld brigs Sebago, Coffin, W Indies; | | Monte se, Poland, Jr, Cuba; Martha Kicsman, Griffia, Matan- | Dee 18—Arr schr Greenway, Couch, N York. Hawkios—68 bales cotta Jonn Raeuereas) thas war bels molasses 24 bal-s cotton 200 bbls flour 71 do moss 42 do hemp to ord-r. w OnLeaNs—Ship Sa telle—2989 pigs lead C eikicHMoxD, Below berk P B Rogers wor 8 Strachan & Scort—193 bags wheat J L & N 'heaix, from N Orieans PMicdiartuns Pere cecae eee | stems oes at nee amen Leta 101 oI lo y & co300 bales hemp rT Al . - * Fite &comts do dithides McGregor Moitis Se eons bole | Phila; Harvest, Sarah, H Ames, and Massasoit, tas Yoke m lasses W Buruiss—301 do J & > Taylor & co—'05 do H: sloops Armada, Oscar and Mt Hope, do. ‘do 0 pug Meeker & co~i2i bales cotton J Hearkuess Sc orms & n Thompson jun—100 cr—26 do Brown Brothers & co—40 d P Leve ich=5 bbls flour 40 ierces hams telri r—55 bbls 51 bags 2 bdis 2 “oxes N Clark—3) rd Heran Lees & ¢ 10 bhds 4 hala Avan bas vets wine Wyckoff & Serymsoc—8! hal 5b les mats aud 3 pkgs sundyies to ord is & Kru- By Last Night’s Southern Mail, Miscellaneous Record. Senn Groncs Kiorrs, Hubbell, which sailed from Phile- deiphia for Bridgeport»Conn, put back on the )9th instant, ined | from being in collision with sqpr Home Ports, 1 Del, Dec 18—The bark Delaware, Fisher, from aon, Came In this ferenoon, and. sto Ships Colum. d Republic, for do, came down and pro- d to sea during the atertoon of Iéth inst. ‘The storm erday moderated about 9 o'elgek, in the evening, and fresh from NW. Subjoined are the names (inaddit w to those already reported) that have sul | fered more or less [vom the effects of je, Via:—Br brig Ocean Queen, from Went indies for N York, in ballast, wae driven f cup ‘on the beach. end the tide is how ebbing and her—vwill be high and dr} Bri eeman, from Phitadelphi stuck at the foot of the I probability will be an Nd'ms, ‘Thom ler. RLESTON—Ship Catharine—i00 casks rice Denniston & co—Ji do (io dhue & co do H S Leverith—97 bales cot- ton Francis Basret—1l ¢6 Spoff rd, Titesion & ea—to do ‘lor & Ritch—90 do Drake Mills—18t doJ W Phillops— 29 to do—U13 do d»—99 do Denvi.ton & co—15 do Atwater & alford—33 eks rice Hs | everith—2 do bre A Kolton eK EK Tauuty -7 pks J W Sehwidi be R&I G Bartleu—i ble White & Sheffiera—1 ox J Gre. sxog—i bx G A Kirtland—i do Wolte, B.sh- | bls co: Silss Brous u—10 do Jos-ph Et yl ble bp & co— 55 dodo MARITIME HERALD. Movements of the Steam Ships. Due i Sicumers. Captain, Leave flowing! to ssel and cargo supposed a total loss. rhs Pennsylvania, Salem, NJ, from New York on a cargo of coal, was | ged ‘oO cur aw y both masts, secure at the anchor ¢,and makes bat li tie water; will ‘nail p bability: iad Phil: to repair. Schr -aml Roberts, Anderson, fa, 8 Packets Uo Arrive, Packets to Sali. | : LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, ngo for NY. (putin daring Wednesday night fora arbor} Oxford, Yeaton, Nov'6 Liverpool Eldridge, Dee 21 | witr a carro of coffee md logwood, struck oa th Henry © Nov 2i | Siddons, ¢ 86 | 300 yards below the * i was drove hi Nov 2 | Columbia, R.thboue, iS | Bysth will be seppaere bo got of witkeet puett Tial dave. Seht Klizabet Bourne, from ag-ucket. with a cargo of coal, rarted her chai hore ou the beach above the “Mole,” where she went to ces abou: 9 v'clock Hust evenvag. ‘The sehy et, from Philadelphia for Providence, ompelted to cut away both mast v= not perish with the vessel as was s oued-they took to ‘heit boat, and suceeded in gaining "he eueh in safety—they arrived here to day, a.d apparently are The cook of schooner ¥aanel | PORTSMOUTH, Nov 16} Westminsier. Hovey Dee? Knight, Nov a4] H Ha son, Moo e, Mediatoi com Dec 1 epee inet ‘leigh Nev 16} Nov a4 aed drove Francis Ist, ‘Wheeden, Dee | ™ tica, Pi fu ‘Gtasaow. ‘Ann Harley seott, MARSEILLES. Nebraska, Watsou, Saracen, Hawkins, MARSEILLES, Prince de Joiaville, Nov 15 Dee 10 t in a very desuitare condition. ‘PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 21, Rober ff by « pi before rssistance cou'd be rendered the only life thet was lost dw taken into consideration that U of the most | AM 8 8 3tM 11 02 @ | this vicinit Sof been at ended with so amall'a luvs of Ife. Nothing in sight Arrived, bonad in. | Ship Memphis, Banker, from ew Orleans, and 13 days fim | the Balize, with ‘wdse, ww) Ship Caibarine. Herbert, 6 days from Charleston, with cot. ton aud riee, to Geo Bulkley. Bark Ligonia Bix chord, from Bremen, and §6 days from Shields, * ngland, with mdse, to Bechtel & Dreyer. 91 par wasiny bark Cesar, Ricter, 69 days front Rio Janeiro, With 4177 bags coffee, to Pickersgil! & Co Brig Yucatan, Baker, 7 days trom © wine, to W Dafeny Leitno American ioet, fat 31 40, Joa 71 39, spoke schr Mouitor, from New York fer Hoecaras, 3a Jat 3035. ‘lon 68, Spanish om Matanzas for Malaga: could not learn her on Belle, Williams. 6 days from Wilmington, naval stores to K.8 Powell, On Weduesdoy, in a heavy sex, sprung aleak, and to ease the vessel. was ete tarew purtol her déek load overboard —ai.out ds turpen: | nt Sehr Cutler, a0 on 1 from Cay Tos logwood, was Lewis, of 37, lou 7339, baw an Raseclean sere cnet rel sigaa witha blue squ Sehr Giobe, maston; schrs Eliza Williams, Ferae,, Cooper, Morrow, do; Morning Star, 2 Bonnel Fall River: Rouad Foad, H P Mt Clayton est Indies: Oak, Ry- } | Tinendan for Caecoer nial MaUren, Fo aya W org, Barbi Catherine, Maun, rey, Brown, Key M ‘A wannsh; Amos Birdsall, Girdsali, Wil har'es, MeCurdy. Calais; W'D Borden, Bonnell, WO Cooper, Movrow, and Moming Star, Hudson, New ¥ ork. Tampico; Monte- ary Islands, with els wi port. 13th JEvFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. Ornice No, 20 Wats stneer, orrosite Tux Magciiast’s 4 TT RIS Company, con Coinsure seninst ous or dana by Fire, on Sener, goods, rH ay Hayti, with 52,020 | joston Lith inst, lat yO erchand te, and eve tome on tiow acd transportation. val stores, to Platt. | Thorne, ges RVirsiia: Feloeses,'s7 date from Joomel, & | RL. ms sf oot * iuia, Rolkerts ac a with coffee aad logwood, 10 Geo Douglass. “Leit Price,” Joneth Alte jean vessels ia port. James E. ssex, Laywn, 3 days from Fredericksburg, Va, with Joha P. More com, to 8 Wood. William K. Thorn, hr Bay Sca e, Curtis, 6 days from Willinmstown, NU, | freer Sor” stores, | ze, (oF Rowon) Nickerson, 3 days fom Baltimore, ere Smith. bound to Fall HOMAS W. THORNE, President. | GO. T HOPE Secretary. 24 re SIGHT KESTORED AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURED, | Y hig! “gt be a BAL SAMs cific Oia: | ment for gene ol is m wil Schr Spartacus, Andersen, 4 days from Givminth, NC, na | speedily restore wi Srens remove ve fammation and sore- val at ness from the eyelids, and ight where it is Sehr aye from Newbem, NC, with ua- | todo so. ‘The weakness of sight: from old age, of from ov val stor straining by teo fixed atten Ae rents! | enred by a ier whee a its almost mirseulous Ship Elsinore, Proctor, ya from jiverzest with m influence on diseases of the eyes,,will astonish any one who and 250 steerage passe: e THAN Pe i | Uses it St anchor ou the Baris short of provisions, and‘all h so)it and blown ay ‘4 dare oom 1 iad Ship Pontiac. Parker, ys from Liverpool, with mdse, to master; is at anebor on the bar. ‘Bu Ashimany => fin Asewenp, ¢7 ds | Brig Brothers, —., fm Matanzas. Sehr Hudson, from Wilmington, NC. Also, brig Gi Satled. Prepared only by HENRY JOHNSON, Ci KIS, DS & CO. 73 Inde Grantee Ba f. Bold alow 00 alton ‘77 Fast Broad: Broadway. Lint 2 ITORER RANGES. jonvating, the aero Ranges to the fore fund if not, ye Shine Marmion, for Liverpool: Marion, for Liverpool; bai ot iH Condor, for St ror: was ee, 7 Eanomus, for Rio Janeiro; ba Peseugsng, for jomas; Hayes, for Galveston; for Apalachicola; aud others. ihe shies Concordia, and Shakepeare, are at anchor in the nat, Office, and Bed Room Stoves, Stovepipes, na ‘Ware—Bright, plain, and japanned. ve masons Herald Garine Uorteepol Correspondence, rs mae conde fanges, grates, and Also | In addition tothe stranding of the'Sten ae “ke chime ‘4 LY and SON, | the stranding of schr Klizabeth Bowne, srreereens facturers, 78 Nassaw street. fiir Qeeai Geen Breet “ialhae Sound tt New Yer: |“ » Price, tn orks ~ eyivan % ieee GaN o takers G. A. STUTZE’S | the Rendered: Salao ag anchor, ai NEW FUR STORE—Just | ingeteds thay aS ME b ADVERTISE, i cly inform hie and ¢) open the other out of | at No Bear atvert afew doors ' dVaplendtdtsotahen of Mul Miscellaneous Record. | Sod Furs of einatee ty 5, hg the richest mand Brio am sent eared eahore Ratt | ween be te SIRZE dares able mt fire, | fone “Tite wrcek master mi fe arent rot the | alas sattghnetton 49 hess ae ith ro) erred hae ¥ mos | hopes by his attention to bg dy ‘of the publ | Genag Tei phtg oe palmer th hrorve Farrier. i Serres and Gibral- PRE! s ING SOAP. the. ‘Lith inet in 48 15, lon 70.50, wind shot oy ies Ww: set Oi Mili pe ker Thins wh ‘Neonted bythe mventon De. Pet Dy Vegom, a been awarded the eee ee at the ee site to prevest joing ashore then public ive parchasing oicher W 4 mules, lost» close reefed whe ay aqate soit be hese To Tye Abrus tote Nasterker Resse ee by Dai PamaMa, Clark, from Sullivan, for New York, with | eee \. granice, anehore ehored near th Rocks, Newport, on the | LI ening of the 17th inst, 1 fale, aed cutaway both mests | General Asta fr oort's ee er wie im \ towed into Newport barber | | Seances of tes feng of January, 1847, | Puiapetrnta, Dec 90—Arr, bark Miltiades, tales Tho- | yt indies; La | - buildings in | | Sfpetsomel Property ; also against loss or damage by inland ne- 9) of and Pre cae cegeabrerse TO DAGU ae moe e leas 4 =e: ion of Bromine, i eng sean ont tore Optician, 8 N: dof T. C."Doane, ested fie Sea gecolerating Trani hiqa a ey amy oaedsyet Seas, ‘f. DREW, | K HARING, ad oe ad ds owere sees maces A Drew. == ae ot ssergt | orery ayle od ara, 5 . Sit AbD a eee babu, | T ‘© guarantee Bae aeens ven. , Apply to | manent aRtsTs. | Tine Ha tare withaane for imspection en oak, | LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL a ND TEA TRAYS. bucriber has yt opened one Giits Brso %, nae now 'a thie ety, \es of various aon cad'wi he and Manulecturers ean always find Jore: Acoustic Oil—A sure cure for faints deafness, lections of hard of sold acing mela prices. arg a large assort- All letters must be post “¢ CAUTION TO tae PUBLIC. JOHNS! HE CLOVE ANODY NE for ert cure yh the Founders se Clove violent acon or pain in the it is mani savafvetured genuine only by Hi Johnson, ‘Chemist and Draggist. 37 Brosd way ‘west side. in the Gra: e Buildings. at 100 Fulton stree! and 303 Hudson NE EWTOWN offers for PR mip 5 Sm iaataeaiooe E has ae 1 an additonal ean be sold fe S Also. sold b; ufactory of d3 Im¢r ro inane alled in the State, the mille ‘Titan rane E snervel intl te, by aay Seenees. ites ta tees ie ae eae H Bona hay Venoreal, of 3 years, ata sient rian feu rate re | long stand 2 pair and condition. {3 Uleorated oor thsi, 2 Cee of ery: re is sareat babilitrof the ¢ New York | 5 Cases of liver compiaint. and hee} [Dvssing through the Land of thie entate, | Sucerasrot. Ormarions ano Cones. or in its immediate aechborecels whieh would greatly ea’ | 4 Tonsils remov 1 Beocele on the eyes. hance its value lydiocele } Burther and full perticatnrs may be had by appl bi Large abscess in ano. | f the hair can be subjeeted ; c, | agaet sapiens iS as a2 antidote (ae Poor attended to ak wa sic | hare is ni } aw*re ig Surgeon and Physi _ it. It supplies the roots with a most ral Tk gives the luxuriant locks, which it p1 es, & tendency to PH, Author of pare Te sty sg } a , interior arrangement colored papers of yy wholesale and retail, at rea | four comers, and | cities of Kartfor ty consi two stories each, of 9 fe stories each, ne tens! vitel board. roe {Three to Fi re pro! UITABLE for Confectioners, for Christmas ana Rew Year’s presents ot all Binds, N B—Wedding-cake Boxes on hand, or TO Benen MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. immedi: tant dand Norwich, Fon co GENUINE BEATS OT Aid is one of the 1 most energt Ee Possesses many adeantages as to the jock at Present is under Te Proven Polar; wide ifty to Se carrie Thousand Dollars mown as oftwo freroriss, one, 100 feet by 25, | teh, me} cious feet by Thousand Dollars, there Se most ex’ in theve articles found nd will be fe prices, a BAUER & BODEN 74 Falton st, up stairs. made to order. may jes) from the jalesville Silk Tet Ry, SONS .178 Pearl ‘amps suitable for their ‘ | aatpere 1 Vanda RONDAB act Sl Had | SAF 5 beware of 3 compounds ealled 381 BROADWAY Pinar cher mended zeimieescernteie | we ‘avaliged Bose of Lieutenant \ a purehere only Co eine dealers. 43 im*: ir = A pine Some Car Deth peal and young, ment of home in urely Tecovered | Her mind T | es, Seaniee Toni: ges from, or noises. and coll war, ‘ke. Screfor sale 381 Broadway, Timean Mr. Leven aminhe seal FRENCH FANGY BOXES AE aoa wae RP | FOR HOLIDAY wifeesie AUN, LAROSIERE: | oftiates” Yoana Sones oun | . treet, rece Nai tae teed ' offer forsale two canes of Pre ch Faney Boxes for oabons, Se soak hrse ence, ine of the Intest style NCI nddened he | | barrels of enoice hand sae the be e reported anos Co} i SYRUP ot HOANTIOUND is A ieee ries B benccck, \dised “Pavia: ‘Ang 1 reports at | Bicked Nesom ier rust ice pesinh SOVEREIG. eSNG SPE des OLDS, BRON: #0», July 2,no lat, &e Busou, Nickers 1400 wh, 120 | berges Loees and Potatoes clwayeonhaad ena | TI, cepa | api. ouched at Payts July 37; Georg ee ROL 300 | par a, Greens, We. Quinces the r e Spcents octle, or as bottles hr 84 50. | wh, 1400 spm. At Galinagor July 1, Hy ‘BAMUEL SHOTW! aise Bay Serey of Felton and William sts. ; “Pee 1 Singapore | G00npmns "Rvs, Pease, dou gpm Ala i AlgrnderB 20 Im rh tag 9k deg ne pe 30) NEON, er. ray and oie . Dee » spm; Fellows, Babcoe! ron, spm; Japan, way | He ee vb i..Mayi2. Sydney, del, Nant,75spm; ‘Geo Foret, Anhue, NBe Moe spa. (A. | Rave SAE FOR ea OF -RY POOR With Peace jan’ Temple, cor, of Broadway fu 18 San Louis Potos letter fom the GP dated the 9h of July, reports her with | SALE— je, a stock of Fancy cor.of Bowery and Grands, N 1450 «pm m1 Goods welt ‘assorted a and at low prices, in one | spat tetligon j Rawagn, Nant, M0 sp, | oes Iocarions in the Cie Ciey, aa aving taken 40 spi a f ocati repent . ae gentle spa |» bere Phe store, ss been teasd'es , - el id letters, com, | taning ice, attended to i BE ‘noc cecoived. at Dr. ae basco ‘connection with any other office. MONTALS Aarons FOR fereeene. MEDICAL aa SURGICAL wa senha No.7. 1B ares Vevereal Wars. of the oe ra Sohn A. faa reer Soro ieee ees that 17 Futon st, New York, IE DRO! ‘imm wed teeth, having, Popul ve ‘ciect st ts oh ne lie against all su at. Price cents. that that Sivox: might, ‘To those d cing the wholesale and retail tn sea Cees. ae ie eee a ey = niusrmers. the present offers eue of the greates | S006 the Hook cha be obesined tor Oo ier Address this ofce, with real name 43 2w’ Ds CUOPER, 14 DU. a between Chatham and FANCY BOXES AND GORNUCOPIAS, — | che aWji/lum streets, has for the Inst twelve years enjoyed THE NEw YOR! '5 CHAMBERS i } Bae ‘ractured clavicle. nslocation reduced. i Fatty tumor removed. : Pol ones ae jons for i oh San netrosis rad w i Case 2 Abscesses opened. | to aintthore il terested in ti jseases th i ey ee oe RY | rolerted tor thee he way be sicestion seis solvate diyeaioace ples habits the, Grane Bulling, egrey of | 6 Greenwich sect, sapecialy Between fhe hous of 10 an Ghambers street 100 Fulton street'and 77 East | 1.in the moruing, or 6to in th ning. £340. to observe B street, €0 ra of beside gleet, jous complicated ‘ae | ete ent Non an | | Sreghers which are FY Ten the ee seer ah PS ae irritability 9f the gerual. organs from ox- | Season rn THE LAUIES, awa b | Sates Ses. a yt FE KIDNEYS. an Iremnuneres the BHA: wi roadway, se various urin rctions, nee Ugesjonldicd so ove the | which oe eineraitly "salled Gravel ot Stoner San iiteee thirst rrained of those * | of Caps and Head: their ski ats, he formerly | ergs! rences, but which | = : | |. The aw wt has be teen, matter of to Ribpous, Frowers, Feathers, gree Ce Pot a ee a a cles too numerous to mer Ladies wanting such articles | which persons of every | for the holiday to call at 583 Broadway, near! Hf, . Rated | Opposite. Nib variety of French’ Goods peopl | ean be had at the lewest market prices. 45 Sw*r bg er} avery Sor akoe opini paid be formed. us prev a4 ERVALENTA. acca ly. present Ny 'y' | PVH undersigned have just received a is See nerare tbe ody, deplore the public e1: até Im®rh ita, put up in pound er whol Rhea wholesale or ‘whteh nee ae B‘S Sy e Broa |e }8 | 8 | WIGS, W Wid ACHELOR’S New invented Wi: edly the srestest improvement jaking. are so periectly emotions ce ‘yoere? ‘unconscious that he and natural in appearance that they. J outs, by Wm. Bachelor, No. 2 y._A large assortinent al LAST OFF CLUTHING AND Toaiaroas Let a ADIKS or Geatlemen A clothing or are. to ay to. B. Ladion canbe cranes 163: et in the art | has a Wig on, and yet spate am ‘al ts Iwayson hand. dis, | feu | their —- me gan grain furan | Ce ris Shah acre | Ses ith. [Li to dispose sul tee forthe | Silencer ccerarts | __ NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY. j Ree Bl dein ra Of ew ‘This book ny, Routh-cest pupliched conceived. | eye ean ‘obtaie 8 a fair beeriber, throng = COUGH CUUGHS. Geiced | rs tO ye tat kt | LEFT OFF yaa ae FURNITURE ADIES OR GEN’ of, such as cure ri coughs, col: the various methods of caring suthor nas ae ten ena awe ae o ornate he NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY. D¥HQULICK’S maguiseant whole plate is one of the most curious things ever a Gam oa COUGH: res bandon mn, ke. evnse We jankfort, agent pecs pares Ivanisim, compared by Wineene, ie reputation of | ea fitness activi 1 nite aa toe ed tal is and DR. BU! icted with one have other, while not a few have been decei ee ese) ee one nor the other, tigen mien re eo the the poor patient eye though it SPeaetemias of ane whe cnt ties mode of cure, Knee Ae Maowunds ot names were the sudjecy ofa rma tTeuareatest hs matin | SRE buon ERHAVE’S HYGEAN Tus Medi mr with a Plambeotype etching of pebitary iG COMP. in hand Cheatnas ot Puladelpbia, is uc to the trade, on all books deat. it Baageny: “ibintre td gold eal for ‘al8 im*re > FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF 'BSCRIB. Sh a perfume: perioni ie Eee —— ute arses Sates | " pariner, many years srt: iene pace ieyotges | ime promi me tin sing to a Fae ba ine She See renew oie sente meyreen peatin ns other | earns! is ono Se or pals era been a source ny $098 as woedd wil it nd separste rooms for those who may a ‘im Pre H Li’ COMDIAL ite args gen ding 20 cele! / ine have in- ee practice ao ee ‘years @ eases, euables Dr C. ire the worst Teceut cases cured in ‘Testasve no OCTOK YOURSELF.—The iv ittcted sari eee ae te he ice of thi criptions any ove may cure ef rate ‘end both comers of Birdad way and md rchambet AQHNBON, if Duane street, sear Chatham: =a well ryiee as =~ most ai cst penceltieane hs ee low it of Re fe discuses. red cases, het have have “| De D inno way eounceted with Dentist or his College. ane ‘A NEW MEDICAL AND 8) RGICAL COLLEGI eS oo 12 Beekman street,» ‘Neen, und ue ‘diteetan ot Dr. pcccpentel-praction ipal of the Col- Soon ae aapaaiee. re years ex-sanive and tm Dual treet, ena®les Dr. Co lege to acme regan: ail or inthe P.M. No charge unless a selleity SUPPRESSION. ivate eta: and cap cont quiring medical ‘treatm: busi eation to to the Coll of thee Col lege, ole uss cou ith the princi ital, in Ei wit principal hospitals in Earope, in pe TO cove ving time of contraction, an sions, and al] mocopura! Feat dusehargs brated inventor, Professor ree aaa tomach, duaagree ue wh wit the 41 ‘or eonduement Bekien oat apnaatn aye re ne ae “catabtishen for the eg continne to direct their Serta § oag Seases of ay promieste — OF safe jury to the const ement from walids are pe eee ‘eawested aa eye On ‘members thos Foene complet its, attends for cousultation Meds Aarne i EATiy TN FALT OS Pomens Biniaw aif moficine ‘wteting their case expli wi trenemmen' ‘% Naseno street. VELIPEAUD SPk VOR the radisal care of gouosthoee f faite de Chara fare prncaue the urethra Re oe fume pe any. other re without tainting cont HPORGHAL DEBILERY Ou Tks ee rs ues = 4 tina Kelner orgie ICORD’s a a manent cure ma.” OF eral lease, nodes, Of say ompisunt jpdscions pon of merenry, or sons suspecting vencreal Pebould use this powerful puri const rns wed iced sheet alterative. ae patra cocoa CONCENTR SZ) 0 a ER ANN HARLY, fiom pl pleace sizend ta the re reaeigt of the rot Pike street. ‘wiw*re ie ie et tons, fe 3 sole % chip Sentete, ward B. Cobb master, or comfort. Det’ eoriy'os beare, @t Gricans “wha, : t. COLLINS & oe ceaned the oa the ef can oh “ Sea aee Pate ggpia een Ws tppty to.