The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1847, Page 4

eae ams ‘Wasuivaton, Aug 2, 1847, The return of Puredea—Ity Effect. the policy of the towards the United States, and ‘be worse than the present stagnant state of things. Paredes returns for one of two purposes—either to overthrow the government of Santa Anna, by pronouncing-against him for lack of ‘energy in the prosecution of the war, or else to form « junction with Santa Anna, aud endeavor to persuade him to unite with him (Paredes) in esteblishing a mo- naroby In Mexioo. By throwing himself among the body of the people, who are hoatile to the United States, and in favor ofthe war, and by assembling around him the military chiefs whom Santa Anna has dingraced and baoished, he may succeed in the first scheme. He is far cuperior to Sante Anna as a soldier, and the resiat- avce to our arms would, under bis guidanev, as sume a more formifsble aspect than-ft has yet ‘imeident to the forlorn hope In plain terms, the gentle carries his love of conviviality to exovss, mainly the indulgence in this unfortunate ‘propenaity which led to his deposition Isst year by Sante Anna. Should his present purpose be to overthrow Santa Anna, the latter will have two choices—either to make peace with the United States, and thus secure Mexico from the thraldom of a European powg” and, at the same time, defeat his old foe Paredes,» ‘oppose Doth the United States and Paredes, certainty of defeat, and exile should in imposing monarchy on Mexico. to resist the couclusion that Senta A: the more prudent course of making peiag United States, and thus and Louis Philippe, should really entertained any such chime- that of converting a republic inte a 1d Wut Paredes may return with a view to the couversion of Santa Anna himself to the establishment of a scion of some Buropean house on the threne of Moerioo. Sante Anna, with all his faults, ts no lover of kingly go- _yernmants; nor is it gtall for his interest that Mexico should be governed by a European monarch. and it is very doubtful if even the promise of European aid agninst the United States would gain his consent to the soheme. But should @ coalition be formed between him and Paredes, for the base purpose of selling to Louis Philippe, or any other royal jobber, the republic that he is sworn to defend, it will then beoome the duty of the Government of the United States to warn the Mexican people against the plots formed for the destruction of their nationality, and in the event of an indolent dieregard of the warning, then it will be- come the further duty of the government of the United States to protect the nationality of Mexico, against the traitorous designs of her own sons and the avarice of European sovereigns. 4o that, all the ciroumstanoes considered, the return of Paredes will have the effect of forcing aspeedy peace, or of compelling the United States, contrary to the de- sire uf the Government, to oooupy the whole country, ‘The probability is that Paredes designs to overthrow Santa Anna. ‘In that case, it will be the policy of the latter speedily to make peace with the United States. Bartimone, August 30, 1847, Tae Guadalguiver’s News—Arrest of Thieves—Death of Dr. Berryman—Another Bank-~Theatricals—The Markets, fe. ‘The news by the steamer Guadalquiver came to our citizens yesterday most unexpectedly. The decline in breadstutfs, however, it is deemed, will have no effect on our markets, as it is now reduced to the home vatue, all ehippiay ing ceased. However, the certainty of good crops in Europe may have such an effect in coujuac tion ‘with our own unprecedented crops. A number of arrests have been made within a few days, and ® vast quantity of stolen goods recovered. v 2 Unieves, however, are all old Baltimore offenders. Dr. Borryian, senior physician of the Marine Hospi’ tal, uoar the city, died on Saturday, from disease con- tracted whilst in the performanco of hie duties. nore. $1000 City 0” jes 6's, + f 1967, closed aie asked, tae i t 39 asked, cr il; Chay 6% 0 i Ohio Hauway share rer hae Canuisce, Pa, August 30, 1847. The Riot Tréal—Acquittal of Professor McClintock. ‘The whole of Saturday, until e very late hour in the evening, was occupied by the counsel in the riot case in uddressing the jury. Judge Hepburn delivered an able and lucid charge to the jury, who retired about 10 o'clock, It was understood yesterday that the jury had agreed upon their verdict, and the anxiety fo ascer- tain the fate of the defendants was so intense this mora- ing that the court room was crowded ulmost as soon as it was opened. The public fecling was ine measure calmed by the announcement of a verdict of not guilty, with regard to Professor MeClintock. Swelve of the colored men are, however, convieted, and there is great anxiety to know what will be the extont of their sen- tanoes. « Purvapenrnry, August 30, 1847, ‘The weekly record of the Heajth Office notes 156 deaths in the city and county during the past week ; adulta, 67; children, 89. Two boys, aged seven and nine years, the sons of Patrick Tute, were drowned on Saturday in a quarry pond, in the outskirts of the city. It is supposed they were fishin, nd that ong fell in,jand the other perished with him in attempting His rescue. The finding of two stray hatson the water led to the discovery of their bodies. They were the only children of their parents, and the catastrophe has affected the father so as to pro- duce insanity. yee of age, while playing upor that had a beavy piece of tinber # A girl about fiv large pair of weg em, was thrown to grent height by k, the fastening that held it dowa be. pended beneatn J the lever flyin it from the spot, and falling upon the escaped without the breakiag of « bone, system has reosived such « shook that her | § B very doubtful. jersey Guards, Capt. Naglee, leave in the 'y line to-morrow for New York, where they are to bark for Mexico. They have been for some time t quartered at Fort Mifilin. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Frast Boann—6700 State 5s, 90; 90 Lehigh, 33; 100 Reading railroad, 3:34. Arik <sire-110 Gicard bank, 13: 1900 US Treasury nk votes, 97; 4000 U 8S notes, 103%; 1050 do, 10: Lonn 6, 61, 10936: 50 rewton Cover, 0: 3400 Bese fe, bank, 435; 25° Reading aot Hy ; 29 Lehigh, 33; 50 RCOND pesto ee Lact 77%; 180 U_S bank, « Apter Saves—20 bank, 56; 730 State 5s, ik Heatru or New ORLEANS. — harity Hospital report for the twenty-four hours ending last even- ing at 6 o'clock :— Adm Deaths from yellow fe Discharged of yellow Discharged of other direase ‘The official list of imterm Jeane from 9, A. M, of Thursday, the 19th Angu Friday, thy 30th. al the ene hour, shows 74 in all, ot whieh 56 were of yellow fever.—New Orleans Picayune, Hug. 21, Great Fins at Newnurcu,—Last night, about half-past 2 o’clock, fire broke out in the stables owned by Thomas Powell, south of Buszurd’s Hotel, in this village, which soon spread to all the buildings in the neighborhood. For a time wo were apprehensive of | the desiruction of thy most valuable part of the village, Dut thanks to our energetic firomen. and two eplendid companies which came to their assistance from Fishkill | Landing and Matteawan, th conflagration was checked | about day-light. The lo bas been heavy, but we are as yet uneble togive the particulars The fire com- mnced in the upper part of the stables, which enabled | but one of the | Bliz- | those earliest on the spot to horser, A large number of carriagos were burnt. gard’s hotel was unexpected), in the rear te A. & A chandlery, and to their store on the corner of First and Water streets. Thence it swept everything to the brick buildiog peonaiesns Hamilton Stewart, where it was ar- routed, "The following is # list of the other sufferers: — Daniel Furringto ton, fen painter; J. B. Gruamin, hard- ware: ne, chair maker; Daniel Farrin paint at oa rs large four story brick building—with s valuable atcck of goods; B.F Buckingham, saddle and harness; Mrs. Strachan, millinery; ‘Karon Dezendorf, | carpenter; J. Lynch, blacksmith. Much logs was ulso experienced in the removal of | and forniture from houses and stores, which were | for ¢ long time in imininent danger,in the neighborhood. | Lows over $20,000.—Newhurgh Highland Courier, Nonte Act—An occurrence took place yester- day afvernoon, at Newburg, which we think e saved, but the fire spread ce mercenaria ts any te ‘ jelknap's sowp and tallow | ence following fromthe Concordia (Lou.) In- telligencer, of the 14th inst: ‘We have made every effort to learn whether it was or was not a fact that the worme were ma ctor an puzzle a ith about it. Premising thet during the week, the enquiry as to Red river has ft our friends most deeply interes- tele ent tek io invert of the world, there are no such things as cotton worms to be seen, we publish the fol- lowing from last week’s Western (Red River) Democrat. pias, will be found, at last, we believe, that the worm isa worm: be wrOur friends and readers far and near being,as we feel sure, outromsly soniremt to know whether the real eouton caterpillar has made ite appearance in this sec- tion of country or not, we ba’ te, that ae the most diligent Inquiry, upto the riod of ‘our pi iug to press, we have come to tl comslusiout rs the real cotton caterpillar has made its appearance on save- pag age oats fu this parish. They have dome noinju- ra indeed the specimens of “the apimal” that Bare oe Beat lag are too few to cause, for the pre- seni Werthiak it i igh also, to atate, that amon; tera s diversity of opinion still prevails, as those which have been seen, are of the real muine keind think they are the grass worms, of which a iarenate great many all the season. Our advices from Avoyelless Natohitoches and Caddo, speak but of the grass worm. Laying astde the apprebended loss from the cotton crop in this parigh is at present, a fa continuous rains in July injured it a good eal bucit the present favorable change in the weather contioues, the plant will rapidly recover. Picking, however, will be Into; there will be nothing done in a general way under two ‘weeks from the present time. crops above are represented as belog very good, wilt thore below have suffered even more then we have, from rains aod rust. The corn crop is excellent. W: Mohall ‘wicke plouty, and have some to spare.— Concordia, Le, Buteliigencery Lath in, The weather for the last ten days hay been rather favorable for the co.ton crep, and consequently the complaints have become leas general. ‘The fruit is rap- idly maturing, and we would not be surprised if the crop of Georgia would be considerably over an average one. particularly if we have a late fall.—Macon (Georgia) Journat, 25th inst ‘The Kent (Md) News of Saturday last says that in nearly two thirds of that county, there has scarcely any rain fallen for three weeks—the corn crop in those sec- tions needy rain—the nights have become cool, and the crop must be considerably injured. A good portion of the corn is late, and cannot well mature without rains and warm weat In our last we remarked that considerable damage had been done to the rice crops high up on the Pee Dev. It in auld by soveral of the planters that we over estimated the damage on thi r, and that it is not s0 great as high up on the Waceatote We have understood all tho firlds above Col. Ward’s Brook Green plantation on that river, have been covered by the late freshet. This embraces Dr John D. Magill, Col. J. J. Ward's upper plaoe, J. M. Alston, Francis M. Weston, sent, and W, P. Vaux’s. We have not heard the extent of the injury, but it must be considerable. The rains are less frequent, as wo have had but four showers during the last week. The rivers are all subsiding under the influence of the wind at west, which hag prevailed for half the week, Tho chirping of scattering rice birds reminds us that the rice harvest is approaching.—Winyah Observer, Aug. 25. The receipts of now cotton at New Orleans up to the 19th inst., according tothe Delta, amount to 47 bales, 10 of which are the growth of Louisiana, and one of Mis- Sippl One bale of the former classing good and fine. waé gold on the 19th at 1 cents per 1b., a fancy price. The total receipts of new cotton in August of last year, wore 137 bales. At Macon, Georgia, the first balo of the new crop was received onthe 17th. It was from the plantation of tsane West, of Houston county, and sold for 14 cents per New cotton has been received at Vicksburgh from the plantation of 8. H. Luimer, of Madison county. There will, probably, be.» short crop of fruit in this tate. tg New York Cattte Market. Monpay Moarninc, Avavst 30.—At Market—1800 Beef Cattle, 75 Cows end Calves ; and 4485 Sheep and ambe. Beef Cattle—There have been more onttle offered this week than for several months past, and prices have given way fully 60c. per owt. The ruling quotations are now 5,50 a $7 per owt. The sales have been large, though operators have not been active enough to clear the market, and abeut 300 head unsold. Cows and Calves—Market steady. Saleh at prices fully equal to these last quoted, viz :—$14, $30 to $40.— All wold. Sheep and Lambe—The supplies ous. Sheep $1 a $2 50 to $3 are now very numer- Lambs 750, to $1 60 a Anjier | Africa Antigw ‘Aug 7 Aux C Aug 8 Augw Janes Batavia. oan . Montevideo. Canton... . oes. . Cape Town, CGH rauy30 Caleutia. Janets | Porto Cabello, Point Petre, Gt Pernambuco Carthagena Campeachy Gogal imbo: Guayama, PR. Guatamal Hobart owas Vi. Tabase ‘Parkes | land . Valparaiso Vera Craz. Aug 12 Mauritius Zanzibai Apl 13 Arrived. L Smith, james Garrett and | Woreign tmportations. Antwenr—Ship Marthe—299 bbls to order—6 crses 34 kus | box GF Gerding—6 Schuch Gebhard—4 do D wungon Nassau—Brig Frances—6655 bushels salt 87 cow hides 270 sheep skins 99 0x horas 2anchors 1 chain cable 10 sails AG & co—5v Dales spor wmau & Odonwell. ———_—_—_—X———KX—KX_a—_—_ MARITIME HERALD. Movements of the ‘Ocean Steamers. ‘aptams. Sere eens. Leave Europe. ion, | Briscanie, f5r, ‘Sarah Sands, ( Br) Philadelphia, (Fr) 13 Hibernia, Mu ourt, tities the commander of the steamboat Niagat Captain Kellogg, to the highest commendation, and | h was reluced to us by an eye-witness of the inte one. It appears that the Roger Williams had ‘anding, and when the Niagara stopped a poor woman who had several children on board, stepped | ‘on suore to procure afew cakes to appease thelr hunger. Upon returning to the dock, agonized mot appeared, frantic with distress, orying to the captainand wringing ber hands as if in tho agony be rode But the distress of the peor woman toushed the sensibilities of the captain’s heart, who rounaed to the boat in. and recetved the poor mother og board, ‘Swid the cheers of the admiring crowd on shore. as well as the applaase of those on board. We trust that eon. juct su ae this may not be mitted to unre- quited, ue that his nob raftmay reed that encour- from the tra’ hich it #0 Stems deserves.—Fishkitt Stender hug 26. enectady on Seturday ngs wod unroofed the ) aad committed sinee, he dopredations on tae | will Cort at least $4900, says our informun’ building. to make good the repairs. several othor bulldings were unrooted, anda auslber of baru and sheds wore carried | off their foundation. Professor Yaton’ beautiful fruit ex wns greatly damaged. Nearly all the trees were the Rost was off, ands | 8 Movements of the Packets. Ships to Arrive. Ships to Sail. LIVERPOOL, "LIVERPOOL. Waterloo, Allen, July 26 urber, Sept Chaos, Wilson, Aux 1 tric mry, Belano, ep é Constitution, ‘Aug 6| Stephen Whitne ni | Garrick, Trask, Aug il | New York Montezuma, Lowber, Aug 16 Queen of th UTH. Fletcher July 9 July 16 July2i | St Ji and, Medion task, Quebec, Williains, Cleared Ships—Aiddone, (packet) Cobb, Livarvool, EK Co Rochester, Otis, Liverpool, J Biwailte Co Wie, | Uberbousp sud Havre, Avack (>, Mvsonty, eae er, (Harn) Mailer, Mauzsnlia. fF Vioter keastee | Orleans ‘Barvett, Hambiarg Selimidt Holmes, Bercy, Sew Urlos Catherine, Her bery Charleston, @ Sarton; Amold, Pictou, Gen- 3 ative Lass, Furniss, 8 Johns, NF, gue 4 Washington, 'Congias, Phiiedeiphie, ‘Goat! W Nelsons concnens Sita dob Koy, Rvs thingtin ite ve rose wore wyrockok.ank frites 0 twp as ‘theagh on by seaw. A map was taken ul tet and carried some mae he again by =< Timi 8 Herrick, Jones, Bacon, Brett h Vow Mor 4. in ballast, to F 12 days, coal, to O ater, mackerel, to Samuel ‘ise, to Z Dunham, a ie ey day Peat 2 days. Bui a fsich vin sh er agrees ea Below. 2 ships; 1 bark; 2 brige—unkaows Salted. Foskes ship Siddons, for Liverpool; sbip Liberty, for Liver- pool. The Jot boat Eclipse, ow = ee ir paon, the 34 inst, nenr the bar, with black letter, (Car: ‘There wasa man's cap close a ara iy hea Park, Cro SHMADELEMie, Aug 2040. ML. dot Tineltas Garwood, eres fines and Bainuel, "30: mers. do; Susan fengan, do; Marietta, Cherry, do; Mars Hill, Hien Bango = lownssnd N Warren, Hy teh, bs, Fa Ht Fo fa cog Fa do; Susan Ko: lengan, doz, ton Wright, doy James nnd Chosicake, Thomas, aud Venus, ¥ Miscellaneous Letter bags af French steamer Carbo close at the post The or Flalifex and an Walcot ncket shi fervool “Gie ator, Busting, tor Swan, for Havre. sail to-morrow. Samuel Hassell, Palmer for Cantoo, wil aul Letter bogs i pie Room, Ke "s, treet. Lette: ft > ohp pSwaeden, for Esisrate, will semasa atthe sbove places untl about the'12th of Sept. Cuarves Ho: iM, lost oa pes has bee ‘son—More recent accounts from a Brom: Rotterdam to N York, state , Beeraan, on hi hence a taken oo the stat by 8 violevt hurricase, w! foremast sand together vith fea oxen aud Dart of nnaRT T jeck load, but rewched her destined po ep os fi ae 2 Ed fell in with the Dutch ship hatte on the och Inst lat 38,108 39 Tuimber laden, tall of wae ter, the crew had been taken off J ‘The Pavilion tha rom Her wo chin ad one meee Conx, A Edwin. Farzn, which arrived herethis day froma Neve Ortenue, bound to Sigsy res stuck by" Hah dizsfon the $3 Senerand lone lore copealiont and royal mass: evdenyren ep to Bermuda, four days i Spoken- apneic boat etsei 26th inst, 1134 AM, 60 miles K of San- look, bark Emigrant, of Bristol, RI, {betore Teported) a5 loss of pats and main mast, and sails. Figging attached, nis having been br down ina heavy ¢ 15th instant und in order to righther, were compelled to cutthem away: puta p Jot on bord, and offered to tow her in. which was de- clined. Aug 28,4 AM, snoke Hamburg bark Nile, six weeks from Hamburg for New York, and cut a pilot on board; 64 A off Block Bae nd, spoke ship Ferax, ae Boston ms Or leans; 9} AM, BI Island wend fe W,, distant 70 miles, spoke brig May Hower Lampher, of and fin New Haven for Weat ludie ‘ship Bengal, Cook, fm ——, Aug 7, lat 44, lon 12, By bart Nashaa, at Philadelohvec trem Pape: | lat oa ines ‘exchanged nygnals with ship Pi tins, of Amsterdam, steering BE. 30th, lot 46 assed a Large ¢, Painted white, appeared to have Been a long ti ‘in the water, tat gassed an Am the westward—couldfnot make out her name. Br bark Platina, for London, 20th inst. lat 41 30, lon 66 41, in distress, steering for a northera port, ng suffered i Nurrienge on the lath, 16th, and l7th, in, the Gal fink Hleela, N'York to’ Matanzas, Aug 19th, lat 314i, lon Aug 22, lat 50 ig loa 14 10, saw bark white signal, red ball in centre, steering Whalemen. Arr at Edgartown 27th, Pavilion, Adams, N Atlantic Ocean 320 bbls spm oil (not including 100 bbls Bia ry sent Spoke July 10, lat 33 30 N, lon 47 W, fick- ovincetown, 240. spmsIsth, lat 333rlon 47. brig Lumbert, Mattapoisett, 400 ol Aug’7, la 32, lou cy La Mayhew, Edgartown, Sag Harbor 21 Sid fm hip Lancy ‘Aun, Brown, NW Coasts 25th, bark Ronnoke, Bal both of Greenport. "Ai Callan une 26, Hervld, Stewart, NB, 1100 som, At Tait May 2, Pacific, iloxis, NB, oil uot reported. Gam Jan 7, George Washington, Holt, NL, 500 spm 2! At eae Jan 30, Morrii Robt Bowne, Baker, » do. ey “‘Talcahuana June 16, Stonington, Fourier, NL, 400 wh Green, NL, oil not stated; Uoard, bound home, “Olt Crozettes, April, Vermont, Mystic, 900 bbls. Ports. Axtwene, Aug back Douglas, Sumner, Akyab, El; Aurora, Hjorth, NV ‘Aux Caves, Aug 7—Sehr April, Choate, for Bostou, 2 days; only Am ve 2 : Bracky Heap, Aug @—Off, Emily, Farnham, 8t Croix, for Copenhagen, Conx, Aug 10—Arr lveston, Dickeoson, Phila; 9th Chor. Gee. Smith, do (and sld tor Liverpool); 6th, Agile, Small, N aco, Aug 6—Brig Tyleston, Burlingame, for N York, Uare Town. CGH. June 6—Sld Tiber, Snow. Boston. Dear, Aug 12—Bark Letetia, Lewis, fm the river, and sld for Rio Sweiro: arr 7th, Clements, Ryder, Charleston. nore, Aug ‘5—Hebe, Nelson Gefle, for N York. FacmoutH, Aug 7—Off, Walter Morice, Morice, N’ York, and sld for Bristol. Genoa a ®Sld Oregon, GI den, Ke. We wu. Aug ll—Arr Americs Ste) son, N York.— sid co "Gleainore, ‘Clark, do; 7th, Seerling, Barsto, Wiscas- nett, M : Lissox, Aug 2—Sld bark Camill Limert x, jane Sarr Bilin Leonorn, ‘I 31—Arr Portlan: erivner, Cai di Mak-eriies, Aug l—Arr bark ( Oda Fellow, Der Peuingsle) Rio Graade. Mapeina, Jaly 12—Arr Justina, Johnson, Gibraltar, and sld Rio easizo. NY , Wales m, (late for Rio Jan Mow faut. "Aug 27—Cld brig Lady Lilford, Johnstone, Li- Eesha. bib AE Kline, Werich, Gexien, in pore ship Lelvnd, Lewis, for Rio Janeio, soon; will load at Rd 15—Bark Clarissa, Lunt. brigs Wan- de 1 Moselle, Hall dor sehr Wim Pine Sterling, fm Park's Ieland, do. ret P, Aug s—Schr Retrieve, (of Boston) Allice, 1m Bale for ‘Vera tira tre ust 7 j—Arr, yar Martha, ap ie reat, Bostou; sth, brig Forrest; Jane, Marmaud; Tri. ‘Toothaker, Boston; r sehr: bor +, do; So Miranda,'and St Andrew, Ply- mouth; Egrement, Ray, it hence; Rambler, Albion, Charlotte, aud A Sprague, do: 18H, bark Manchester, Snow, dox Winthrop ord, and lO Thompson. Pornam, St Mich Boston; schrs Victory and Acadian. do. tt Watts, Boston; Hualco, E ia Best, di eta Washburn, Fall enelope, Mason do; 16¢1 Maria, Knowlton, Dij ‘bark Emma. Mi ath: my ets, Tewk ed Bo» brigs Clarissa, Margare t c Quenec, Ang 25—Arr ship Agenora, Ciiffaey, Liveronol- Arr 2th, brig Naad, Davies, Cardiff; sehr F:mma, Head, Li- Kk. 2ith, ship, Intrinsic, MeKay, Liverpo 1; brigs n, Bristol: Pelton, Chapman. B: Brockton. C! a brigs Ann te pool; Leo, Ross, do; p Signet, Thompson, fuer(rd; Asin, Haunah gale, Brown, Grimsb; praoh, Wilko Le nder, 8! idan, in Daweon, Spitall, Greenock: fey Liverpool; ‘barks Sir H Pottinger, Cowell. Tronic, Burgess, Li brigs Egbert, Bell, Lon- oyal Oak, Robson, Sunderland. ‘ry, Aug 4—Brig Clara, Cope. for Phila, Idg. St Petenssora, July $!— Art Pomono, Forbes, Ireland. Scuetor Aus $—Arr El za, Haynes, Mata Sr Micuarie, July 22—Arr H'Thomproa, Puinam, Ban- gor; ist, W nthrop, Lord Georgetown. Sr THomas Aug li—Selir reek, Gridih, fm Bolt dig. Bark Ardenves, Austin, for Boston, Ide: op, Kelly. for , Boston; brig Rum N York, Fran lin Ada ker, Paivtpad, Fort Spain,’ Aug 9=Schr Gen Taylor, White, fm Balt, just arr. Some Ports. Boston, Aug. 28—Arr bark Wm Kennedy, Haria, Nuevita: rigs Satton, Per Torrey, Philadelphia; Franklin, antine, ship Oneeo, Drew, Liver Loring, Sagua In Gironde: brig schrs Geo Pollok, Sweet, yon ra 0 Cayes; North Carol farid Pi ren. anton, Wile son; Vandal t. Cotton; Antilles, Grover, aud signal fora brig; sailed Seturday, ne, brigs Hilomes, Rio; Isabella; * inday ship Sioree R vhiladel i MORE, Aug 30—. Schiller, Johausen, brigs Rodolph. x Kendall, Fink grat, Crew il chr El N bord fe Port 8; Trinidad: schrs Alleghany, it Richard Borden. Abbott, Fall iver ine, Welsnm Besse, Wareham: ld, bark Prescott,’ 8) Grande a brig Othello, Darrington. Pensscola: seh Providence, B Boston. Friday, bark Mary, Teresn, (formerty Velox Manuela, French) Ieaxt. M Cople fora port in Brazil, via Port Walthall. Vefleart Leif Sirf back lary Teresa, Cook, fora part in Brazil, via Fort Watthal Vv. Crakieston, Aug 27—~Arr ship Sutton, Galloway, N York: bark Edward, Bulkley, chra J B Morean, Rooms, Rieh- mond; Julia, Van Gilder, Phila, Cla. brig Charles Beals, Beals, Boston. pit Riven, Aug 2%6—Arr bark Cumberland, Blanchard, ictou (iu voeeren, Aug 45—$ld bark Izette, Bares, Sarinam. sit weit, Ang 23—Arr sch Olive, Parker, NYork sid ath for ——.) " Bld 23d, sloop Vienna, Tuitie, N York. Kixoston, Aug 23—Arr ch Post Boy, Philndel Nonvoun, A Sylvania, Kelly, Trini "Bid bre eon oN vork.” tn Hasmrtos fires 81d brig a amto Roa wand 4 eye mond, bound to,| 8, ar, Rio and ian Toe Pe el Lenn, Wig’ le umd veste! roRD, Au reham; Boston, Bhi outward ‘ew B: Phin for Tire, NYor ue fewacuvront, Aug 31—Below ela Keying, Flanders, fm Port Lrmatt—Cld Ang 2th schrs pills, IY Bs ja Hall, pal River: 26th, icone wee enki. and Folttand, N Yorks aches W; WontLamp, Aué i?—Act brig David rar phis Arr sehre Old Mol dep AMINE Mortons dct Bodfolke Richmond, Bid.aih, aches fees Harsivor, Nickerson, NYorks 3h, Buf Picasa, ug 29—Std ee ina, Barlow ltrs ter, Phila- ‘ork. id brig © Tato, Savannam, A fez Ar Oe py aa Bouchwie M hit ¥ Sire Getold, Hennessy, Once wright, J White, meeeree oo, 2 a cir’ iy ond Mrs Paul, CLINTON ace i orcenter Jee reper Homie v4 a Scott, ‘KEHSO PSE E st> Come ras L Fowler me! SeZO SERS, antay Fie! FR Baronths, JUDSO! Geo Durden, W Siattings, JH Weeks, J Culleston, BT Rogers, Wasi Mr and ‘Mes. North, rr J Sibley, A S Stewart, L Lowrey, 8 Reis, W Dayton, Ne H keires 1 teeta Colvin, Ww Geo J M Wi ft Bi hag Tiigeiow, New York EASTERN PEARL ST. Haven CE Dickerson, N Jerse ims Georgia % 4 GG Ro. Pitubanah NT Bradner,Plymouth, Mach Phi adelgiie J Merriman, JW Clo WiLill.oridge, Zanesville, O A McCormick, D Wanveck, Hichmon WO Jesup, Augusta, Ga JT Adee, Werte J Bronson, oy it Nelsou -stamind Ba © Marsh Lexington, Ky J AJ Cole, Rochester CARLTON HOUSE. Nickolson, Washington ie Wilcox & family, seCawrenes Miss Williams, 'N Smith, HOTEL. 2 W Burmith, en Eto N Benlord, Richmon MC Philadelphia 'N Gookun, ld Vermont Myth Hoskias, Philadel; hia ‘oreester Padueah Florica ‘Vermont ton Fa eer ivonss i C Townsend, Gwwero G Whitten, Brookion wa do WEWowis, “Census eT aud Newt itratton le" Gavernecs Mae T Barn Ww A Washburn, ride en 8 Silleck, Bir ae lo ham, New York inchester, Monrve L Sprlere Charleston DMcAra, South Carolina irs ‘Pech Righoed ASRS Newport Dundas,CW ie veal ‘ost as, Baltimore » Pennsylvania 800, ‘Boston igcineans N Carolina Washington New York Mintissipph ‘Onto Natchez N's. BOEKE LOVEJOY’S HOTEL. Oxford, Mass 5 eel Connecticut A Mah, 4 Holliston Newark, aera) ‘Dayton, hio Oneids County ett, Aan @ Mmith, RL 1 rwagl N Urbina © rat Milwaukie W Ack Uae ma EA Bend WwW. t Catan % en, arren, Phi adel me Ph siphon H Oxley, port W W Holder, Jonesviie NORTHERN HOTEL. *sDunn, Pittsburgh J Woodruff, _, Boston g.Ned andd, Pittsburgh © A Bogar Philsdetphia GW Greenwood, froy J Bucher, do A MeUartney, Boston Mrs Reeves, do HSRaymond, New York HD Smithy New York NATIONAL eae G Benson, Bal Kentueky JM Cram, do 1 Tweddle, 9 182, B Sherwood, Vermont Philadelphia JSpeucer, | Penusylvavia Chemung F Deblane, fontreal Warren, Pa O Friemitte, do Syracuse J Comte, do ‘Ohio J Lloyd, Philadelphia de HL Gow, cr Schenectady PEARL STREET HOUSE. NF Toss, Ohio W Jacobs, Ohio C Schallioll, do DC do Su Philadelphia H Griffin, New York Massachavette B Johasoa, Ohio W 8 Leech, leas RA Page. do A Tailor, Jun, do Bath N Chamberlin, Hall DD Wallace, Mexico © Van Husan 0 ra Mobile C Welder, Rochester W Whitcomb, New Orleans J Barber, Auburn W Lynn, ‘Newport J Warren, nn, Zanesville E Raven, New York io. Dr F Charles do A Rathbun,” New London TAMMANY HALL, HI Neilson, Brooklyn HH Lamb, Troy 5 Reis, 0 W 8 Smock, New Haven W H Noble, do MC Ham _, Virginia ‘A Meany, Philadelphia A H Rosenham, Long Island Win Seany Ohio Philadelphia WESTERN HOTEL. New York JW Troy do do Baltimore Newburgh Ohio do do do Albany Long Inland do, lentown Milwaukie -* eo wa Biarlingame, Massschasetta aburgh premier of the Institue by those who know the sense, a destroy (From the Evening Mitr kuow by experi without it, Ring, Dru u20 30 Fre York to his stock of goods, Maleine tes Capes from Collars, = oom) Cn, mu cents; tape lered do, very cheap ladies’ needi rv and GI ashi er, through the Post Ot cheir residences. 192 BROADWAY (corn WHO SHAVE THEMSELYV, ve the Evening Post.)—Specimens of Rn i ‘ruele equal to it, “itis softening: of freckles an than the old soaps. All, therefore, who wi aomy and comfort in shaving, sl Prepared and for sale, wholesale and by jist, 192 Broadway, corner of Jobs street. of John st. 3) he really year took the first mana onceded amemnre pe ‘This article, universal a to Ro the shin, pimples, ‘and’ a nelic cheaper consult eco- ‘possess themselves of OF. Ring's ua Cream w ving soap, and ol those perseus who have twoublesome beards should uot be Charles H. LAS CE CAPES—PETER ROBERTS, 373 proetvey. respectfully solicits the attention of Indi compris.ng the cents; it le work and iiambour cae rice for th tek same, " me Bae ae ea ectend et J TEVENS STYN, ‘Broadway E Just received from and Paris, an assortment o seal instruments, cone Tubes, in #, Cand Ef new style of valve called) d gulate by the springs of the fancy in one moment; also the most complete b: military bends om ‘musical instruments, suc! and retail, ‘aa '2 90" mm meatal Tytrament \tmanofactory and ware! ci shiek che valves, to 1 Euphoni solo inst: es Fone none Cornopean: aC. G. ase, 404 My ORIGINAL plasters, magnetic ” eee CWP ian ra eae av a le Be ne .. corner ha eet: eaters a] ‘be manufactui tnd th the price foals much reduced. 192 re re geremap oto ALVANIC RINGS, bands belts 198 ‘ieclens piled “ca » liberal wer carter dob street. URICE HELBRONNE "| Le rouk * tr nen Fo sFloweryend ape oy BW rect, nage low ven” Me uJ street’ al oh iagas lew tors have the rrotia fa of the of thee ot Bt SY any No. | lowest terms at Ng yy alte, VOOM OM it peeminm Re the oon, Inmet id the ip bs ad apeceathipberaaTe onthe Wt J0ly- gp MEINHARDT Mas aks 1 fs fen eee sonst ofext tae well of war ter at thi dooi bout’ 1900 fruit. The The quality io} the land ls goods settee peck, ad other fait | tra Wednesdays and Thursdays, oy waite is foot so at Cautd cree om other days. 3, ‘eed. rd st, Cornel 12c# re RUSE ett Min dale fo sles Phere proj is now iy ee it) sae apply sig 1D ee F. 8. HOES, 6 Wall street. IR SALE—WESTCHES: LAN gen: men in ee for flee mish pee to market gar: to all persons fetags locators ea hbo od of New ¥ wishing a location e neig! thoud of jew Yor! Pi dacres of land, in the town of Westchester, with of the Cit with right, of passing over Harlem, B Brida tree of toll, are of ast clears wid lots cor Sto 50 acres gach. ‘The lands are withia. 15 mainte wl of hborhood of IN UNION Vii SALK—THE PROPERT rary sate and dwel- N J. ag poy ola gon houses, cera barn, 3 cow houses, 2 rib, 2 barrac! ial 8636 acres of ‘terellene high state of ec renee and SG He ely ey Jp igre bargai it owner 18 too old to atten fereol nd toit. ia pe 30t*rre LOOK Ai TH1S8.—Ladies’ Gaiters, Blipve: is aha louse “Blige. “White an sand Black ‘Seen LS ragella asking and Slippers, and al ate other tude Boow Bret or S oe est style. Also a larg: basastanont Of tanooe ua tlemen will find in this Gowns great assortment Gs fine Boots and Shoes, oe and patent onthe Gaiters of all kinds. “Also, Boys’ Hoots, Gaiters, and Shoes, of all sorts and sizes. ‘All of the above of the best quality and cheap, at 967 Broad: one door above Franklin sucet. net 's0t*re M. CAHILL. THE AFRICAN ad Stel On LOVE BIRD, Chinese and lolland Coe} uslighet tesecos qrishing tativanetion relenire ro fe rare and valuable Birds can eall to their reei lection im the Menagerie, of Messrs, Raymond and War x of George C. Thovbure, Ban. 1 John strest ne variety of Ci drare and valuable Cage Birds, Or Bi rat Se Seeds, ‘NB —Ring c igh and eotch ‘Terriers he, B —King Charles Spaniels, all for sale by JOHNSTON, 290 Broadway, 2d door south of _au2l 12t#re A. 'T. Stewart & Co% Dry Guod Store. UNTER'S DINING SALOON, No. 117 Fulton st—H H GUNTER desires to make known to his numerous public at large, that he has enlarged. ventila- renovated his Dining Saloon, and can now airy, comfortable, and neat a saloon as the city affords.. ‘he alterations and improvements need only te sone. to be appreciated; aud he only asks oue visit, convinced who call ovce will not fail to eome again—and fre- th His Larder, heretofore, shall be bountifally sup ae Fares aS mroluncioerol Cab antioee Wea will be served up. at all times, at the shortest notice. ‘Open on _Au3 Ibteod*#m iew of JOHN JO- OTICE—If th takes teasannid OT beoinensbe sae haga vee er thin 7 tilling on JOHN'S. NO: ed some, h his adi by HUE FNoved Wal sect New ‘ork, or to the subscriber, eaetee te Z. B. OAKLEY, EW SILK ooDs—s E8 BECK & CO, call. the attel {pavers ote cet Di joods te theis Lares stock of h as ive Cashinatee pabee » Mons. nes, Ginghtme, Bombazines, Drap d’Ete Damien Cnet ALSO, Embrojdered Collars, Capes, Chemizettes, Handkerchiefs, &e., the largest assortment. LO, Lace Robes, Capes, Collars, &e., of every description, and by far the most extensive in INew York. - ALS Hosiery and Gloves, of a new and superior make, Irish Popling, plain and plaid, meALSO, ry plaid and clan tar- make, ‘The above, with a full assortment of Fancy and Staple Goods, are now offered at unusually giochi to wholesale it 2 17 2weore bid Pate HANGINGS—GREAT_ BARGAINg !!—R. PRINCE, Manufacture of Papee 43 aie langings ay street, Franklin Square), would inform Cor ere Jobbers, and those inthe trade, that he is wellin poft his whole stock of Paper ings and materials for manufacturing witha view of declinmg this business for auother, All whole- sale dealers purchasing in-amount from $50 to $100 for cash, shall have the goods strictly at'* manufacturers’ cost prices. To those bay tag} jasaee amounts, a liberal discount " from net cost prices” will be made. Purchasers will find the prices nnined; in strict neeordance with the above declaratious. Manio ateTa ThkSre RINCE, 943 Pearl st. JOLLON SAL CLOT: HEAVY oP ANY AS, Be United States Pilot Dack.—1000 bolts of this superior Uan- rs som lwo 0 to, the soft or ship D d'expressly. for square salle,’ and equally salt and dstibie ts tro fine American Pilot Duck.—300 bolts heavy, Nos. 1 to 6. Gotton Kavene,Beur and Ship Marea Duck --600 bolts,com- all widths and weight, both twilled and pian, suitable sails, tents, a’ land Canvas=1000 bolts Nos. 1 to 10, 22 to 4« new and beautiful fabric; a portion ‘of them suitable for india rubber purposes, and will be contracted for by the subscribersto be made of aay width, weight or thick- ness desire ‘Wh ling Canvas. —250 bolts extra heavy Nos. 1 to 4, design: oa by Canvey to 72 hes wide, on Hoary Conv inches wi rath prelim tareattes ae © aches Forsleby, Xk POLHEMUS, al2 inne (Tu*re 59 Broad, corner Beaver DR Bott K iran on Figg ‘Strangers will be levs liable to delay or dissppointment Mee butere Tl Ac Ma when Dr. His uraally’ mont at All Dr H.'s celebrated models, which form a perfect Museum of Human Anatomy, are kept at the office, aud will be exp! med to those patients who wish to study their own stractare, and understand their diseases. _au2s SaTukThstre OAL.—I am daily discharging the best quality of Peach eng Gea and will orig & te, te the followies low price, for cash only, viz Large. Kom’ the are ee ai 25 conte a0 cont Wastemeon from the ‘comer of King and Greeawi tabivade ye " TETER CLINTON HOULDER BRACES, and BOD Peers Patent Elastic Shoulder commended and patronised by the peck omien this country, for enildres calli who are or are round shou! ‘cred apine persons , or pain in the ‘chest, those of etesstipaye 0 or Desig ‘of those confined’ by study, or at the w sis they wil. Gud tigen an java ty ers, expand the chest, there! e lun Mechanics and be able to do more work g the ne retail form. Tobe wi J.AGATE’S, femora ct borers. with lear fati ¢ loan Ideatred. ‘Apply t0 8.8. BROAD, No. 11 Croton Water Office, basement. Rane HYEERION FLUID-—For Promotmg, the Growth and Embei stands unrivaled) and is now the only art ir. It is alike efficacious in ton & C Co," dowel, B. oat Bs" Worceter: J R&C Ri ie adwel Nt Bedford: RJ. ‘aslor, Newport, ‘Prevet & Bon, Fougnkcensic: ibaa mistreet, Toys I ‘Auburn; Wm. ter: C,H Fish, Sarato: re "Tolman & Will elle ‘ am & Bon, Uti Will Han and Wm. HA. Myers, Hi more, Md: SOW? Kneeland de Co. 12 Canal nose Toube, La; and other places “ah the Anatomy and Faysielesy be bied Hair, with dire for reserving the sams . cosh bayie of the iy, rion. Witul Mw BOGE a ret Premium Ventilating an t+ Wi atl ibteod! rre PORTANT—The highly ceves.. IX MONFLAISIR, ra a Soala, of Milan, Soret eae meal yd to announce that which will bli pa Acaerie Re: rector ot the scanty: rhe great comic Sane the privcipa et Nome, Corey toe erent core Site Ase and Moxy . Grossi “All sppiteations fore ments ta be made to Mr. L. Mar- tini, the sole agent for tl at hs ea d Mouplaisir twas | fos he ited States, at his resi Hse ee Sart moray’ Marten,’ soon pip» Ai consist py oF of the eminent mimic, jotel de Paris. 1 is ‘o} Carriages tn thas on eat ae ou eee yp Balding) ee rai} a 16 300*re ADIC, least CUR! has the ape aur to’ aunounce to Poh eared ot aa grt the » peblie } Vie jn saberal. es eating, by, bunone between the pam rr Elixir ir of hin own se resect ‘space of ARIBIAN DEC ore E Sra ¥, + oamaln Maserials, eae Supscribers é phol PY 1 a Gitape, Pa Frow their 1s [does Broeatel Pushes, Lan pan inape, Teves merchants can ever jon than ea offere Mow Shades, 243 Broudwar, aie "the doef re I ‘D's SAKSAPA- ipa avons of ie aie rt elieveathem of vinta, Me. Parker Kiadly sents the follow: Soutn Brooxtrn, Ang. 17, 1847. Itgives me plessure to testify to the from, the use of your 4 very much reduced by nerv. tnd with a variety of female com red he and was in luced to try th ‘4 a better stat id iy bie ior ‘ul fe hours sifisns er have tone. He PARKER, Baltic street, South Brookly: Prineipal Office. 126 Fulton st. au2é 30% m Xo" TTVILLE, GLASS WORK » PHILADELPHIA — ‘hese works in blast, and the subscribe: pre to execute orders Yo ron porter carboys, Grageists: gh full assortment of try. i porters and ee and LADIES—DK. Ta be Plaivts. thegt of your remedy, It restores ie nd noteored for several yeas "HE wine bot es, » patent medicine bottles, j ruggiste’ vials and bottles ‘constantly ou BENNE! me te & CAMPBELL, on ja. 3546 South Front st, and bal Li up stai Fourth stre orner of Duane street lnonttee of all kinds of tays. 7 ie irae a ticles, perfumery, soups, musical instruments, French ch na, man plain and cut glass ware, oiaments for maute ntel pieces hi qnorenses, &e. R EMOVAL—BOULANGER has the honor to inform a public and her p»pils, onl she has removed to No. 68 Greeawich street, and that ool will re-open september. Terms. the sa‘ id ymarly, » payable ii ither by the month or qué Wanted a ig to Danis ARTIFICIAL FLOWER T rn HN Im. porter, 53 Nassau street, up stairs, his received aby late ar- nyals a very exte: and valle ile ted stock of French Ar- nifiel ‘lowers and Flower together with @ mort splendid assoriment of Feath 1 Confira, te a fic ich he offers to the trade at low vrices, A GSEATISE ON Diseases OF Te BeXvaL SYSTEM—By Edward H. Dixon, M.D., author of sun- dry Surgical Essays, and Lecturer on the Operative Surgery ofthe Bye. Pp. work contaia decay Loss salkatn Opinions or THE Press. New York Journal of Medicine and ned te exlgulnted Sciences— jeu! «ftiswitten, ous sty, a to do much good, ptions are act warbell Fieldee Wher praseisener wil Gen sivendiag tm valuehte ints, and the general reader ‘will ‘come neroat Mauy ‘usefal o fanon Medieat saat Surgical Journal—" D has wri joston: and Surgical Jow i—"' Dr. I write ven mach and well on various nrenches of surgery ; his book showen diorguah eequainirce with modern practice. * Bri ture, Gonorrhea, nd Fistula are par- Ay wall treated of Re hing thi cieul aioe ates re startling ings in is ke, whieh the won-profe gual reader will rer with sure "Ver the author's originality and. th rough devotion neipies of medicine and, his ingeuuity wader pe op area ircumstances, stamp it with uncommon inte- il of Dr. Moca in- truments, and & prac: book is written wit in decided language. It will doubt- , from the Cradle to the Grave,” instruction in the natural laws of rages of her critics Ed ; price $1 25; ition, ay ‘RUNG! coher of Broadway **ifyening Post—" Dr. Dixon i ventor of & great number of tinner. of ward H. bdo! MD. By "For sale by CHARL, SH and Joha st. Agents wanted eae the sonny au30 3t*re TMnRoveD MAG! MA 3—-MOURe HEAD’S GRADUAT ‘D SAGNETIC. ACHINi— is instrame.t is an important improvement over all other forms of manufacture, and has heen adopted by the Medical Profession generally, as being the most convenient and effec- tmal Magnetic Machine in use. It is pe: eetly. simple in con- st uction, and therefore not ay | to get out (order, as is the care with all other instruments. It admits of the most perfect raduated to any power; adapted for an in- it, at the pleasure of the yperator. paried in a continuow: manner, and wi:h no unpleasant sensation, to th patient. It requires no assistact in its us spect perfectly harmless, ach instrameut sccompa: bea le ert retail, by 192 Seema D - CHIUIST Lh 'S UALYAR BN BRACELETS. AND MAGNETIC LUID—Strang? or ate respec fully informed that the unly place mNew Yor to obtam these celebrated articles roadway, between John Maiden f ‘senses the ethency of Chri I, aud thes great celebrity ng c by needy persons, who of rious ere which Vig public are respectfully guard od it or drag New York will ever Se allowed to sell Dr. Christe's articles, ‘The sole aud exe elusive ageney i at one hunvred and eighty-two Broadway. an30 Tt GRICULTURAL KOOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING 961 Broadway te (HORTICULRURAL, ERHIBITION—At the suggestion f the tate Fair will be herd 8 a i of tert, tae Atsarions iation have ¢ the ti MF ene ‘All Agricul f hold: their Eshibicon to the #th hin All person de re, are sirous of aiding the cause of Horticu! Aa wited to exhibits meus of son ged ‘Yodeeab and to qgeapere Foe pression. Mr. é, Seedsman a Broad the Room of any 0 the principal, seedamen eat ope the following Bxecative Committee juther ene Becae “itp pall wee pe Bal fytt ear re Bk GARDNER. Rec ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY —To give the Taco the oval form, and mplements of ay, says Wink "crown the fe man, the apostle of beauty, the eee paahs to head, and to surround ag 8 Portion (of a peiPal Des This form TO} to all ide eal heads. C MK) this point ioe same opinion. with, Winklemansand bad effect if it aig to her forel x whicl cumstances not so remote > lregine he was describing some of our modern Broadway belles or an Esquimaux Indian. A remedy, however, is fortunately at hands and Aijge fa Nature: and the world ren Poudre the Felix ‘Gouraud will ered wherever applied, aud Age? ellectu evelopm oe, if rehends, sure and get none preparation, and that is to be procured at the Does ore only depot iu New York, 67 Walker street, first store Broadway. aul730t*m K, RALPA, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL D PRIVATE TREATISE. Office hours ay (Sunday excepted) No 98 i ta HELLS! SAR ULS! SF Shells, for which Chatham street, of beg ill lao be fond a ba seleete Shell, whieh will be di osed of at reasonable price N, B'The highest price will be paid for all kinds of eastoff Clothmg and Furvitare. Do not mistake the number, 65 Chatham street, an28 900% re rp INFALLIBLE HAIN XE Alexanders Trjepbephe improvement of 18i6—The most success us Hair Dye ever known fordyeing the hair, whiskers, co. 8 24 w- ral brown or black, 0 exnelly feaembling, the natural colur of the hair as to defy detection permanent It can be ased witl Tree from those properties (asta! inal i unnatural red or pa brated preparation) of giving a Pie teagine apticleje nin fp. sale by most ofthe crepe POG th eet Maxwell, Wiliam 44 cere | Jaomon, Moore Taylor, Maiden lane, ‘New ¥en iby he soleeeaG. A. WRIGHT, Philndelphin, ry description and palley, om ishment iu the HIN F- DUNCKER'S, se Chatham, corer of Chambre, an25 30t* ro PRY, Ae, DISEASES CURED By A BUTANIO ‘fs ICIAN, roma jen years practice in thts ena ‘4 perfect cure, without mereu Lae a i palhnn 5 after texipg all cg the aged, Wi ispow SHADES of ¢ ‘at any ot ‘States, for wholesale and Son relief, orancé and imposition, aly at as Bee ywery. Advice fake Tali iH DYE BATOHELOWs SINSTANTA L Ne JUS Uiauib HAL Ew, far seperor to at yet oflered for solering, the bale tone Diack or brown, without ‘intr ¢ wonderful facility with which this re- ote ogee obieet, excites the admiras mut O| idly TOAReE loud i Bits, Ror i ge and eel ‘wt ff lease a Price-Bowles Tar the whiskers St" f in Wathinewa’ tow, SH nie.