The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1847, Page 4

Deatn or Sexaton Hun- and hy epee dh rg (one office) was received from the death of the Hon. J. W. Huntin, Reid he Hoos ofthat }) expressing regret Mrs Recs of Connecticut, arose, and spoke as | a Srescen—tThe meant £ igned me to propose the usu: ut of my Groeased friend aad Cg - the Senate, the Hon. Jabez W. Hunt pene announced. He died at on the 2d of November last, orate a my days, at the - of fifty-nine. in what terms to discharge this d' most to dwell—the value of his pv was next ssi for. Mr, Beale Mr. Houuaxo, assistai 80 that the offloers of the Senate will will Some conversation followed, between Mr. patna end Mr. Westcott, on amotion of Mr. 8. to proceed now to panicle, when the resolution of the ong to, and the Senate pro- eplal For Rev. Henry Slicer, (Methodist,)..........+4 31 For Rev, Mr. Gurley, (Universalist and Coloniza- For Rev. Mr. Smith, (ereabyterian, the election of House was take: ceeded to elect a ch: } services, OF upon Jag character He ving filled important oiices in bis own ‘state, inthe the Bs 1829, he was chosen a member of this House, and so ‘continued until May, 1834, when he was elected a judge of the Su; which office he resigned w! mate of the United States. and tha high offiee he has now resigned, to render an account of hty Ruler of the Universe. the duties of these offices uishable ardor, ere Mr. Slicer 4 “Jeosived 3i ‘out of 46. was declared re-ole ~teieaiaa of Connecticut ‘The Vice Paxsivent laid before the Senate the mag- in 1840. to the nificent annual report of the Secretary of the T: Also, the report of the Commissioner of the Genera Land Office, of whioh the usual number was ordered for the Lye and pa 0 toe Se bureau. Mr. Wal: ir. Manaum, the reading‘of Mr. a ker’s Treo was dispensed with. Mr. AtHeaton moved 5,000 extra copies of the report of the oceans o6 of ~~ Treasury for the Senate, and 200 ir, 20,000 of the Secre- portant document, and very extensive circulation. pent—The largest number will be his stewardship. to the ie Alig eae ee labors, his inextio, his admirable intellect, his earnest and fervid argument —there are many before me who will bear testimony. He was by profession a lawyer, and from a long personal knowledge, I can bear testimony that he wass most , learned and accurate lawyer, belonging to the hest rank in his profession in hisown State, nF tit ‘an accumulation of legal knowledge rarely deeisions of our State bear witness to his ability a as a judge of the highest court of the State. While in Co: or more faitbfally in the and few have acquired as ample and valuable a store of dge. He was also eminently practical, and knew well how to apply to the best advantage his profound snd varied learning. So devoted was trust—so unceasingly was he em- is health fell a sacrifice to his constant I am aware, Mr. Speaker, ven is of a wise and was the deceased oo mini move, equalled. The reported first put favor of 200 009" will Please say a7 cage " y All opposed e motion will say no. or oy ” “‘no.”) The noes appear to have it. discharge of of Bin Those in favor of the 20,000 were requested to stand up. nese Opposed to the motion. the disebarge of his Pl ‘the public service, that the description which I have Acoomplished statenman ; and suc! sir, Ho was @ man of pure character. of uspected honesty—a consistent, decided ractice. The Senate extra copies of the r pert of the Feta i of the ‘Treasury were ordered to be printed for the use ‘A coma@unication in reference to outstandin sury notes was presented, signed, M’Clintoek Acting Seoretary of the Treasury. Also, a communication from the War Department,em- bracing certain Topographical reports in reference to reat lakes and rivers of the West. jan in his profession and aad country, and bis own State fespecially, will feel the loss of @ public man of such rare endowments. That State hag thus been called upon again, and for the third short period, to mourn the invade tiot the sanctity n afresh the wounds of the family of my deceased friend, nor mook their grief by the ordinary topics of consolation. thoughts dwell mot now on talvnts, or important public private virtues, of hie Christian, life ; ; and their consola- that, ‘at the hour of death, eason to the latest moment, he calmly, humbly, but most confidently, committed his immortal in- tereats to the Saviour whom he trusted. May hope, sir, that these repeated signals of our mortality may check somewhat the turbulence of angry passions, and Ivad us all to the adoption of such a course in the divoursion and decision of the imporiant questions be- tore us, as will stand the test of thai tribunal before which some of our number will probably sppear during the session upon which we hay Phe resolutions from the Senate, expressive of reapeot for the deceased, to wear crape on the left aru i inys, eto, were adopted. sud vue House adjourned until time within comparatively loss of @ Senator in Congress I would not oP Orde ‘ed to be print Heaps or Committees. On motion, the Senate agreed to proosed to the elec- tion of the Standing Committees, beginning with the Mr. Manoum —As I believe the Committees have been agreed upon, I would move that all the chairmen be I hold list in my bund, sir, and by the plan preposed we shall save a greut deal of of private sorrow. his high station, his great ‘They think of his appointed on a motion. in_ the fall possession Mr. Manaum accordingly read in their order sucoss- sively, the followin Committees of the eres as chairmen of the Standing dy which were all agreed to, nem War lntetlig: FROM GUATAMALA AND SAN LUI {From the \iatsmoras American Flag, Nov, 27.) A Mexioun g«nUeman who arrived in town on Thure- day last from Gautamal true, promises our troop! The wuthor of the report statement which, if me more fighting on this line acitizen ot this place, well known, and suid to be good authority for what he states. He states that he left Guatamala on the 16th inst. and came through by the way of Tula, Minon was at Gua- tamala with 500 cavalry, acting as a corps of observation for Gen Filisola, whom he represents a being in San ‘The intention of Gen. Fillsola waaselltdiie setreaceh por Mertiio aaecenl hs iitwan ascertained that Gen. Taylor had left the country. The Mexicans have great contidence in Filisola, and the peo- ple of San Luis were presuming largely upon the weak- f our forces when once from under the lead of the He eays that the people are not at all dispirited by the lose of their capital, and evinceas strong termination as ever to continue the conflict. ven though we may not believe this report ourselves, we feel it a duty-to make it public—no harm can result roving unfounded, and if true,the warning ao, thet Urrea had left Tula Iry for Victoria, to settle ac- Mr Johnson, La. My Solumbi Patents & Pateut Office, Mr, ‘Westco: hy Public ietlgines C oath agent éexpenecs, Earemed Bills, dreaded Taylor. On ‘motion, of Mr. Manoum, further proceedings in the election of the committees were dispensed wi [4A voice in the Senate Why, how do you do? I How have you been?! y With some other merely incidental business, On motion of Mr Pueurs, the election of the Joint committee on the purchase of books, kc., was postponed till to-morrow. And the Senate adjourned. House of Representatives. Monpay, Deo. 13, 1847. Sranpino Committees or THE House. The following committees were announced, by direc- tion the Speaker, viz: am glad to see you. Our informant says, eral hundred oi counts with Gov. andez, of this State, being greatly incensed at the many harsh things the Governor has jovernor has called to his aid Capt one to his support with A fight was expected— said of him. Th aconsiderable ranchero force. “ Hurrah bear, hurrah husband ”’ ‘We understand that Major Forsyth, paymaster, is to be relieved at this post b: will proceed to Tampico. Capt. i his duties of quartermaster, at this Commitee of Elections—Richard W. Thom won, of | Capt. Wm Chapman, formerly of the Fifth eee, W. is to return to Point Isabel—taking the place late Capt. Churchill. rhe mall from Monterey, yesterday, brought us the Gazette of the 10th and 13th instant. contains an item of news. Gen. Taylor’s old camp ground at the Walnut The news from Saltillo was to the 12th— well—Col. Hammtrack, of the Virginia regiment, in com. mand at that post. Merchants have experienced much diffloulty in getting goods to Monterey and Saltillo, and laces. The rates demanded merchandise from Camargo to Monte- rey are 80 exorbitant that but few merchants can make Eighteen dollars per mule load, of three hundred pounds, or six dollars per hundred, are th- rates now charged. Considerable quantities of goods are now 0, destined tor Monterey and Saltillo, ling justified in sending them up at jor David Hunter, and ‘edb is also to be ay jh Mullin, N. Y.; us B, Chase, T 3, D Roman, Ma.; 'H e. ‘a Vinton, Obto; Toombs N.C.; Charles Hudson, Mase Charles 8. Morehead, Hubbard, Ct; Henry " Claims—Jobn A. Rockwell. Ct.; John Crowell, Ohio; John R. J. Daniel, N.C; W. Nelson, N.Y; D. ; G.G. Dunn, Ia; Thomas W. Ligon, Md.; Thomas ; James H. Thomas, Tenn. Y.; Joseph Grinnell, Mass; Neither eee Gen. Wool was ocou: James rae Pa; Samuel D. all kinds are scarce at both for transportin, Commerce.—W. Hunt, R. F. Simspon, 8. C.; M. Hampton, deaux, La; J. Wentworth, IL; Archibald Atkinson, Va.; K.8 Bingham, Mich, Public Lands—Jaoob ‘Coliamer, Vt.; . McClernand, Ill; Brodhead, Pa; Harvey Putnam, N Alexander Evans, Md; W.’R. W. Cobb, Als. Post Office and Post Roads—William L. Goggin, Va.; = M. Root, Obio; Charles Brown, Pa; N. Shake 8. Phelps, Missouri; D 8.’ Gregory, N. J ; stored at Cama: A. H. Stephens, R. | the owners not feel Duncan, Ky,; DEPARTURE OF GENERAL T. (From the New Orleans Times, Deo. 6] ‘The honored guest of the city left yesterday for his home, via Donaldsonville, rhere he stops lendid boat, the Missouri side by Mayor Crossman, with other mem- bers of the Corporation; Governor Johnson and staff, officers of the militia, &o , with thousand of the popula- tion Major Gally’s battalion of artillery bad the honor of escorting the hero to the boat. which was taken by the distingui titudinous hosts was exceedingly impressive— ingeven. The old man brave was scarcely able to give expression to his sentiments of acknowledgment, for the had been #0 protusely showered on him during his brief stay here. Satvos of artillery announced his embarkation and the departure of the boat which took place about 10, A. M. GEN. TAYLOR AT [From the New Orleans Pieayune, 5th inst. ] Immediately after the ceremonies of offering the hos- pitalities of the city to him, General Taylor, acoompani- ed by as'many persons as‘could get into the church,enter- edthe cathedral. The bisnop, (Blanc,) attended clergy in rich pontifical robes, awaited the arrival of the old hero, and when he-reached the foot of the altar, addressed him as foliows General—Whea the late illustrious hero of C! was triumphantly re: ou ged is day. to pay D Elisha Embree, Indi- re W. Jones, Tenn ; "Abraham Lincoln, Ill; Gp Chapman, Mai; F. A ¥,; James MoDowell, Va; B. Ficklin, 1ll.; William Henry, Vt.; der D.'Sims,8.C.; Thomas O, Edwards, Ohio; B.B Thurston, R. |. y—Joreph R. Ingersoll, Pa john Pettit, In.; milia, Gio; James Disoa, Ces Kéntueky; John L. Taylor, Ohio; RK. Meade, V: Revolutionary Ci D. *. W. Bowdon, Ala.; R. L. Rose, N nathan D, Morri The mutual farewell ed guest and his mul- ; George Ashmun, Richard French, P. King, Maas j Y. THE CATHEDRAL. », Mi 400.5 ‘eg La Sere, Li |. 8. Conger, N. Y. "Land Cla ime—John Gayle, Ala; 6:7 E Wick, Vi J. H Harmaason, La; P. W. Tompk ard 8 Canby, Ohio Andrew Johnson, And. Stewart, Pa; A Abbott, Mase.; J. W. Houston, Del ; Sherrill, N. Y.; , Md.; J. K. Johnson, N. H. Hugh White, N ¥ ; his miraculovs victory he came ivto this ‘au amble trioute of thanks to ° J. A. Woodwar AH. Sheppard, JG, Palfey, Mass; 8. W. Harris, 1; Ia’; Hirem Belcher, Me ; W. Thomp- Sohn Slingerland, N. Y. P. Gentry, Teon.; D. M. Barring Thompson, Miss.; A. R.’ Mclivaine, Pa ; Cathoart, Ia; J. R.’ Giddings, Ohio; L 'y.; R. W Johnson, Ark. Military Afaire—John M Botts, Va; A. . Barts. H. A ea ‘New Ortenus, a cheerfai aad .ervent eof the ‘solemn duty for which ut while as Christian ministers, we will give glory to God for the brilliautsuccess of our iw the Mexican war, we may be permitted w join with wecitizens ia the expression of their adm the magnanimous hero who, raising with a firm han rious bumer ofour cou itr band, and Jed them through’ he hardships of a glorious war, to the victories of Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma, Monterey and hould not be eon- fived to the mere recityl of your victories, for, indecd, we were al’ prepared to hear that our gallant soldiers were invin- eve: led to the field of b to command over them bea) Affairs—M e-opeesing in the dischary we are all cunvened here Peok, Vt; A. Buokner, ‘a; Linn ‘Bo a, k traced the way to our uadausted ‘ ‘Militia—John B Thom aon, Ky .; James A, Black, S. ohn Blanchard, I’a.; a1 bert M pra Md ; Jobo R Didkiasom ‘Ohio. by one who kuew how WS. Featherston, Mias.; What exicites our ad Naval\Affairs—T. B. King. Geo ; J. E. Holmer, 8.C. ; H. White, N.Y. ; J. H. Bayley, FF. Stanton, Robert ©. Schenck, O. ; Vai Cabell, Florida | Amos oo atl Aj ty —T. Smith, Co aS A Sones Pr Oisre. vt. a; Withiarn’ Seas, N ¥. good name of our happy republi ic; for you have shown tothe world that the preseut war never was intended, nest or destruction. retire, for atime, General, ani ed with the admiration of the world abroad, you will enjov at he ect. and love of your fellow- pigs and the H.W ee Ala.; pi while surround X Meclellund, Mich Territories—C. B. Smith, Ia. 5 H, Cobb, Geo. ; Julien Roc! woh, Pa.; D. Gott, N Y SyvAns, Timothy rier Texas. M. Cocke, Tenn. ; ; R. 8. Donnett, N.C im Strong, Pa.;' 8 R o "Crateton, R.1 dectal aomwremenes whettow apon war, the precious blessing of m insteage nd 't the same time thatthe would pour span yor aud upon all our chivalr porai and eteraal blessing: Before leaving his command, General Taylor issued the following general order : Heap Quanrers, Anny or Innac E. Moree, La. ; soldiers, the ehoi est of his tem- N.Y. Invalid Pensions—Heury Nes, Pa ; Hes, OW, T, Lawrenc N.€.; R A Thompson. va, | George N pe '8. Wiley, Me. ; George Petrie, N.Y Robert C. Schenck, Ohio; E. B Alex Irvin, Pa. A ; 8. 0. Peyton, Ky.; W.B. Maclay, N.Y ; "Jones, Geo.; Jobn K’ A. . ae. vi N “iat? ceived Ieave of absence wishes the comm It devolves upon Brigadier Wool, to whose headquarters ail Co} minanders and Chiefs ot the Staff Departments will m future render their L. Major Moore on Taylor, hav epartment of War, Yj Robert Smith, Iil.; W.H. Clapp, Me.; A. Newell, NJ.; Job Mann, fa Patente—Jobn W regret that by General now takes A few veteran compa: ved under his eye on “ft his command ys need but the op Public Buildings and Grounds—John W. Del; W.B. Preston, Va.; J.J. Farran, 0 ; Lane, Md.; G. Reynolds, 'N. Y Revisal and Ungin Pa.; F. W. Lord, N. Y,; li.) H.W. Hil, ‘Tenn. I, officers and men, of the line and of the staff departments, the General wou satisfaction with their present sta’e of instruction inder the orders of the to the command, they nd honor of the country. W. 8. BLISS, A. A. A. G. ed Businese—Jobn W. Hornbeck, A. Hale, Mass; T. J. Turner, Accounts—L’' Boyd, Ky; D 8. Gregory, N. Y.; ¥.; Wm. Kennon, Jr. 0.; William A. Starkweather, FourreRitE Faruwi RE. RE.—Last summer, a party went up he river and landed at Prairie du Chien, proceeded back into the country, forming “phalanx.” They had with, them considerable property, such ag mill machinery, farming utensils, &o., such as we might suppose well-directed labor could employ in that region very profitably. wide extent of beautiful country was before them, a selection was made and the ground was marked out for the boundaries of their ‘social community.” care was, to provide for the future, by producing the fruit of the soil by the sweat of the brow were yoked and made fast to the plough. But here arose which had not been foreseen--they all in- jolding the plough, but not a soul of them would drive the team! This question being one affect- ing personal dignity and honor, and affording ne ground of compromise, the association had no remed: solution, which took place accordingly. We the property of the * phalanx” is to be sold at auction, at Prairie du Chien.—G@elena er, Me.; Tho. Ritchie, 0. James B. Groen, Mo. Levin, Pa; H.C, Murphy, N.Y.; —J' Q Adams, Mass ; Expenditures of ‘State ‘Department—D- M. Barringer, N Tenn.; Sami. Lahm, Ohio ; James Sonn.; William Collins, N.Y. Expenditures of the Treasur R. 8. Donnell, N.C; A. lett Buckner, Ky.; Mi rage HL Be pig Daye sedage Le lowe c. Green Adams, Ky. Joint Committee on the Librar W.B. Preston, Va.; C.; J. H. Crozier, y Deportment—Jon. M. Birdsall, N. Y.; Ay- rime John H hi ii Bibckom, 30 Nan am enon, ‘avy Department—P. W. Tom 4; N. Boyden, North Carolina ; W. BL. Clark, Kentucky ; Expenditures in the Post Office D aa ‘Wileon, New Hampahie 0. Wises Newer Tuck, New Hampshire. New York; E. E, 8. Leffler, Iowa ; John B Thomp- tures on the Post Office Buildings—¥, ; James G, Hampton, New Ohio; E. B. Holmes, New ¥ on Enrolled Bitle—Jomos ten, New Jersey ; John L. Robinson, I Indiana, he President has recog- nized Granville 8. Oldfield, of Baltimore, Vice Consul the Hawaiian Islands, for the States of Maryland and A_ Vice Consut. villians Sawyer, * fot Oownlisee ‘Theron Rudd, bi known in this aye an oditer and ee 4ied at St. Louis recently, ot an advanced Batrmone, Deo. 14, 1847. The “Old War Herse of Methodism—New Mail Ar- rangement—Foailures of the Southern Mail—Trial of Birch, $c. ‘The election of the Rev. Henry Slicer, (the “Old War Horse of Methodism,” as he is styled,) to the Chaplain- cy of the Senate, has given considerable satisfaction to his friends, and chagrin to his enemies, in this city. He is as energetic in politics, delighting in the name of “lo cofoco,” as he is in religion, both of which are his espe- cial hebbies. He may be regarded as the perpetualchap- lain for either House of Congress that may have a ma- jority of democrats. The Postmaster General has ordered a change in the Sunday service between Baltimore and Philadelphis, so that mails shall run from Baltimore to Philadelphia, on that as well as other days, between 9 A. M and3 P.M. The evening line from Baltimore to Philadelphia will be six times a week, viz.: daily, except Sunday. The a Senday, anatpoeoent, to wit : between the hours sc 4'F, jupday, as al wi yween the urs 4 MendiiP-M ‘ree alteration will enable editors of newspapers. and bic generally, in Philadelphia and New Yor to eoeive the advices from i seat of govern: ton afternson apd evenin; inday, as on all other da: , of the week, instead o! a detention of twelve hours in Baltimore, as under SF pails arrangement. The new Southern entire; failure 80 Proved an It hae fi failed to counact at Petersburg, Va, go! jouth, three times out of five, and this morning Sh has arrived, bringing ane South of Norfolk. The poney express is, therefore, b: 7 the aid of the telegraph, four days ahead’ of the maii The latest dates from eet Orleans, by mail, are to the ath inst —those by the express are to the 8th. number of death rn Bi Baltimore during the past mae was 70—males 37, females 33—of which © number 21 ‘were under two years of se ‘The trial of Wm. 8. Birch, fora conspiracy to defraud the Mechanio’s Bank, was re-commenced yesterday, and will be given to the jury to-day. ‘We have now had cessant rain, accom ‘petu: be attributed the great feilutguet the per Southern route, as it is almon: impossible to oross the bay in such an impenetrable mist. The Model Artista’? commence at the Holliday street theatre to-morrow night, and great anxiety is evinced to sve them. Purazecenta, Deo. 14, 1847. Movements in Politics. Insubordination still rages fiercely in the ranks of the democracy of this city. The Young Men’s Democratic Association, of the city and county, numbering some 2000 members, held their semi-annual election for off- cers, last eveuing. Two champions, pitted and spurred, were oput forth by the two branches of the party, but the Buchananites appear to be in the ascendant. as their candidate (Martin J. Daugherty, Esq) was tri- umphantly elected, receiving more than two-thirds of the votes polled. The Dalles men to-day are quite crest fallen, aud vow vengeance upon Daugherty, for routing them, not only this time, but being iustiumental on a former occasion, in giving them a Waterloo defeat. Mr. Watxer.—We are happy to understand that Mr. Walker in better; but it will require several dnys to recover hi for undertaking During the indisposition of Secratary Walke: Clintock Young. the able and efficient chief cler! the Treasury Department, will act as Secretary of the Trea- sury ad inierim. At the request of the Secretary, Mr. Buchanan, the Secretary ot State, has consented to aid Mr. Young. whenever it may be necessary, ae hiscoun- tel and advice.— Washington Union, De Stock Marke doef cs Dec. 11—1000 Maryland 913 400 Baltimore 1000 do do 9734; 1000 do do 9734 P 99% bi 6%, ‘67, clos- ‘b's, 10034 asked, 997; Baltimore: 6's, 794,97 40 3 PHivapeLruta, De ‘First Boi rd. 81270 "Lehigh Cl Scrip, 87; 24 600 Schur Nay 6’s, 90; 1100 do, 50; £000 US Loan cy nl 9986 5 gal Rending RR Bas, 683¢ ; 1000 do Mt Bas, 64; 18 Kentucky Bk, 77 Boston, Dec. 13, 1817.—28 Poston and Providence Railroad 10 Western Railroad, 6 Fitchbug Parent, ic : 20 Fall River Railroad: 0s: 2 do 91; 50 Re: ie: 50 Norwich and prhentet Rallrond it Boston i 100 do ot 3g do 8 1 $2000 Readi 1850 MARITIME HERALD. Port of New York, December 15, 1847. es, Cleared. Ships—American agit (pkt) Chadwick. London, J Gris wold; Uness, Latham, New Urieans, & H Hurlbut & Co; Hen en Noy jets do; Elizabeth Dennison, Post, Mobile, E D Hurl ‘Bark pid, Ward. Havana, Moses Taylor. pone! urora, (Aust) Sorenson, ‘Tyi (Sw) Johannsen, Amster i +t) Leincke, Cones C5 Sawyer, Carde peste & Co; Geor . eve Jas Smith; GB 1. Apalachicola, h Post; Galnare. Dodie, Bucks ile, Nesmith te Walsh; pid, (Sw )) Peterson, N. folk. _Sch+—Euphemia, Eldcidee Catcos, 8 W Ler Peterson ia. Norfolk, HO zabeth, Smith, Norfolk Pinte, Hammond, Baltimore, Tard & Lord; (Wm B Jenkins. Vanderbilt, Philadelphia, 4 E"Van Brunty Giober Bimmons, Washington, NC: Julius Pringle Miller, Newport and Providence; Agent, Rogers, Pro- videace. ‘Sloops—Commerce, Tyler, Providence; Juno, Alers, do; . "Habecht & Co; im, W Weisser; He Ole Greggs, Garett, do. Arrived. Packet ats Queen of the AG Hallet, Liverpool, Nov7, to Woodhull L parry IGP bin passenger, and 6 Megrage puasengers died daring the vo 4 Ns ite Fauatalbie for Havana. Sid in co from uate with Liver} es Burliny tom cook, pia Orleans, 14 da to W H Howland & ff Doubl apgke from the bar, ead Shot Key, ane in ballast, ‘Stu: lear ogurk Sherwood, Bursiey, New Orleans, 13 days, to master it, lat $0 20, lon 79 30, spoke ship Partheon, from New Or- for Boston, 7 days out. Hayti, Catts, Port au Prince, Dec 1, toC L & A Ferris Loring, Boston. 2 day -Johason. 8 Doming 20 dayssto A.C ‘o_ ‘7th instant, Lat 30 13 035%, poke ship from New York for New Orleans, who seat oue man,as we had at the time but one man on duty, the cap tnin, mate, and two men being sick with the fever. ‘Schr Vietoria, Dyer, Baracoa, 9 days, to Cropsey & Gilmar- tin, Sid inco with schr Cynosure, for New York. 12th inst, Carritnex Inlet, spoke brig Moselle, 5 days from New for Geor hr Civilian, Buskett, Cedar Key, Fla, 15 days, with 180 sticks cedar to (i Grire. Sehr Stat) Rogers. Washington, NC, 3 days, with naval stores, ‘08 L Mitchel. Frances, Goodyear Washington, NC, 3 days, with na- val , to 8'L Mitchell Schr Petspsco, Chase, Wilmington, NC Schr Welcome, Bissey, Philadelphia, 2 Schr Orson, Henderson, Philadelphi Below. 2ships, unknown. ‘ No jae, wes noon, sundown yesterday, of the packet ahip New reported below Monday. Packet ship Argo, for Havre, | detained by head win Herald Marine Correspondence. Parvapecenta, Dec M4. 4p m—Arnved—Schs Charles D Hallock, amber, and Banuer, Grandy, New York; Cony. Brown, Nantucket Belowe Brig Ports Nico, Grant, Wareham, Mass. Cleared —Brigs Elizabeth, Barclay, Havana; Argus, Keen, Charleston; Camargo, Allen, Newburyport: Onk, Ryder, Bor ton; Emma, Baker, do; Saline, Crothers, do; schs Mer il; Newburyport; W Pollard, Kumbord, Salem; Mary F Sut- terlon, Scull, Boston; Larkin, Churbuek, do; Copy, Brown, Nantucket. Miscellaneous Record. Packet Suir Amenican baGce, for London, detained by head winds and stormy weather, will sail this morning. 8 of the steamer Britannia, for Liverpool, LI close at Gilpin’s. at che Exchange Kenyon’s nd at the Post Office, this afternoon. Lett repaid at either of the at anchor at Quarantine, in Wall street, for all parts of the Continent can be first mentioned places. Suir Tarouinta, for Valparaiso, will sail this morning Letter bags atthe e Sone J D Jonzs—Pilot bow Syloh, on Sanday morning, m les SE from the Hook, fell in with the wreck of the schr john D Jones, which was tun down by the ship Lancashire nt this port, and took from her some of her standing rigging, anda portion of her light suils. The J D Jones was too much irju- red to be towed into port Suir Many Faances, Edmand Crosby,of and ftom Bos- ton, 7th inst, for New Orleans, was rua iato on the llth, a3 reported in the Herald % telegraph.) by ship Wash Feversburg Va, from Liverpool for Stau and Jessep fryers tas trois South Shoal of Nantucket, was SSE, the wind SSW. The Was! tons burthen, was going at the 1-9 knots, an Mary Frances on the larboard side abaft the fore rigi with such force as to start the deck frame, aud otherwis jare herso mush thatshe began to fill rmimediately” the se- cond officer and two seamen of the MF jumped on board the W, which laid by watil dayUght, and took apt Cross by, and the rest of the crew Capt C, saved his instra- ments and brgenge, and the crew saved their clothing— When they left the ship, the water was over he aabin flv0r The W. lost bow sp othe wise much dawaged She hax acargo of 2750 sucks salt and « few Phas mdze | The Mary Frances was a good ship of 326 tons, seven yents old, aud was owned by Messrs. Win. A Kea, an heeler, and by Capt. Crosby, the first named ow . and the others one-quarter exc 900, of which the Wa ces have $4500 each, and $3000 insured at the K. cargo consisted of 450 tor ton, who had no i Suir HeLexa—Capt Eyre writes to the Philadelphia North American. fru the particulars of the aceident which oecur- red to the Heli yo during her passage from Manila to this city. He says:—""The accident oecurred on Saturday, the 2ist Aa gust, at 10. a. "pon a coral flat, 154 miles N W from the small island of ‘Manalipa, or Cocus,’ of ‘Hasbui which there isno dauger intimated by either Span charts, the latest edition of both bemg on board. It was rp ond ind the boat was kept ahend with five oars, towing th ‘The lead was ke pt going, and five minus iy jround~ there was no bottom at i tithing repidly pasttho land wh cesar uiiekly through bato th kere cipaet of Wha lebes Se first intimation byte ihe jocks under toe becieebt stantly hove, whea 11 fathoms coral was ob: di the helm hatd vo the st bond he bout to to por, and the aichor Tet Lend nanted in an nin as soon as possible, (3 fathems) and be Anchor could resch the bottom, she drifted mand be “4 coral reef-and healed over to starbosrd about five steaks: feneing she would injure her bilge, the mizeumast. was tm: mediately eat away with all ail se, ‘when he righted up: envrent ravi Tinres Knote over ‘the reel diataly «ove all the ‘water casks, on dec threw then everbaatdy all the firewood, spars, lumber.” We. and for five fntho: x cin ech nately eared be ried out tht with the hauser taut to it, hut strain, but found she was six inches spround: all wround: tommen'ed heaving out the cargo, and alter fo of unremitted libor, and throwmny age sugar and 60 “f-% faction ‘of agein eave fathoms, ani 18 Lo anchor w ae ome eat Ng rr peggee Sere: a «Turspar, Des. 14. AMBKICAN MOT: ann “tam ASTOR HOUSE. i or Hartford; E Foster, N and ey ‘enamine ne the iets pees Bakers ae aa ay iscount will be made to ¥ HESENTS at ATWILL'S MUsiC ME Y., 201 Broadway —The ad jer did ** Teany. ied Anoual;” new id tasteful shorter—to} ath sof herr anc! a H pA ‘eigkenne, H J Ss W Launennp At Bristol, RI, from Crandall’s ship yard, 30th iP 0 ight if by Meters, Manton te od by Capuain shi. Chase, of Newport, who is totommind “At Pembeoke } Me, 23d ult, by Mr SC Foster, a bark of 250 I brig of 148 tons, called the aval, en oy “aeihlett, Mindy ins Cooke, A Griffin, Connecticut. Baitet of F Pipyi varety of styles. ied prices sacri jon of wood, Flutes and Flageo! ‘ood, with one toten k lor manufacture, withand without the cases. Musica] lastruments of ever ennties of che, Opera tae thoy ae titles. Pareha: e me Fufiadeish ton; D Ames, Springfield; J Pleasant te Waterman, en, Philad elphi Clarke, New Haven; J ‘Hoyt, 4 nly, beauti Siig ys a bens 0, manded mt rig of 208 toon, tobe. sailed the Orthodox, is tobe launched by J N M Brewer, Esq. ed by Capt ——, Staples. Notice to Mariners. Capt Bunker, of ship Memphis, arrived Midale Ground, (4, forth of its proper plac ‘Whalemen.. Soiled from from Stonington 4th inst, bark United States, Barsum, ‘Arr at Fayal, Sept6, Julius C games Mary Midleton ia Leryn Tow od 50 bbls: Nahe Phi CLINTON HOTEL. now published, an p BR Norsy Sine Sing : Robbinston, to be command- Mr and Mrs Rowell es pen Bridgeport; mASTERN PEARL pity HoUS! N earn RF Facies: n xD wEDIN FREAEN Us Iie, Arcee Raver, ong Shafien Ma sil Mr Waller, Wm ti Elli Erickson iis Is berate a jentine ous to Fy the ption of Sheffield a TRAnLes HOTEL « Jos T Adriance, Por 3 'W de Lan, a Fmtadol pha: | hi ings, suitable f aL eee: ES eae e HOWARD HOTEL. ils, Burlington. tie Gale ‘tates’ " eSTEN Arthui de slanded 9: Adlantic, Ki Dr rere Hays jth, Italy, Welay it, land ed 100; N. Wed 100° 28 h, ‘Bright Paar 60 pole; fare, in sete oF by,t plied, eomprisi Silver or Bilver Plated jete say pete can bs Gi er sets, al matching te other, and got up mn the newest Lou 8 New York 8 ‘Needle jes, Phil J “ew Bal. de do; J Pegong, eet thi Woo Bp Gomell New Yorks’ 8 Pr teakea, fn, Germany; J W Austen, German as before repoi Dryade, Fishers NB. 1d 100 mastock, fu Tana je Woodward, N Br nde dB “Alb ion, Fatha’ ‘UKS FOR THE diaraa Box iy FH; 2d, Christian, do; Midas, El- do; Lucy Ana, Brown, Green- xico, Macomber, Westport; Roi Oct 2, Ocmulgee, Master JUDSON’ 'S HOTEL. é H Hudo, Haydenville; W A mond Mochester; tL 8 LY Prumer, Boston: ky wai Con- rs D Deright, ew 1, New Hav. Me ‘and Mrs George J Elton, Connecticut; re. Posty Erie No. ton, po ae adel other store in this eity. ‘Woonter st , ot is e jatham AP :| Bat! PE’ En opens, ed from the receut auction sales, 500 lace nd oe flovace, tanic tucked, and other styl Veils,spleadid patter: s, from 108 upwi from 2s upwards, 375 maleme Lace Lay half the usmal prices; 1000 F ranch Com 3 890 sheer fawn T: Emmroidered Lace Border do, entirety new sty! ‘iteh and embroidered. tia, Lone Islan Me B, landed 160 Nov ley, Edgartown; 326th, mbelt, eae Se jai, by SN, Al iby iene from Capt Fisher) Geo Howland, NB. 450 sp, to ail next dav for Dalle. Ground; has been incor- rectly reported prev Cate 29, 550 r Hoot eb sf Hankel LOVEJOY’S HOTEL. 5 Mallard, Staten Isiand; T C Williams, Oswego County; ‘Mr Brown, Keunslaer Co; F Tay- Granby, Conn; G Coren, ‘ape Boner. new in great variety. YAlno by recent ‘Thresd Lace Capes, e ffered; 21 cartoons: Pat s carton pier aere) jualin Cane ae New, York for Mo- atx ‘Bui, 12 12 days from Norfolk for New Orleans, ‘obert Bruce, Wade, from New York for Belize, Hon, Dee 10, off Cape Hatteras. bably Ki pro ay arin Is. 15 cxrtoons real url inguas, ee Yorks 1 pay i} Pandora: do; AD overs pale a ORAM & HAUGH WOUT, Lyceum 563 Broadway, are now openiny perb assortment of fancy a ers ey will sell Che exceed: N Hoskin, Dayton, ar Tennessee’ 8 Leidy, Bannavors, Nov 25-—Bark Floyd, Mayberry, fm Bown, tor ees do; L W Ryder, Alb: us Islaud and New Orleons, next ing. Cid gith. bri 0 load fos Norfoik; sehr frowns oe Hak ‘W RK Danmores, ou Fixtares of in Ne HOTE! on, R Me Callens A Mebacklin; and 8 ti Loverage, do, French, Ban- ind Candlesticks, fei air ease, Nogi lady, 8 lommeryiltes ‘Mr Vi sri dor HLA over, ‘Chase, do. (‘Thess we do Hi we oseph, Duxbury; J Coustock, dat Matanzas cathe a Pors, 29th, bark Ranger. eres unsold. Going in, a brig from Bangor,and another from I re me dates sabeve) une; brig Eliza Brazier, id A of plain white sy) Porcelain Dinner and Tea Wire: lected by their agents in Kuro} tien, expressly for their own sales. RATHBUN’S HOTEL. ick; FA Calvert, Lowell; R Vin- iy eae Mrs Little, New Bruns cent, Albany; Mrs & Mathews, do. E. Hont, Feriined L, Loo Fails; GS Shaw, d WH Bete New Jersey: they have the finest A artaie rotiew Beodet for Boston. at : Bg per box sugar. Having recently enlar, au PR Dec 1—Bnig KE! swank, Jobason, fur New York oth: sehr Globe, Smith for do St tab ise City, Nov 25—Brig Vaieure, Mayo, for Bos- Home Ports. Aravacnicona, Dec 1—Arr ship Alkmaar, Jewett, Bostin een, (Br) Newland, from im New York. do; Alkmaar, en barks Robert Watt, Johnston, Wey! t, Harrison, for N: Melchers and Reform, Lew Boston, with despatch line, now im the market. they have superior, secommodations for showits th Md resrectfully, invite the publie to call and ex: WAM & HAUGHWOUT. at CArES AND BERTHES. . 37 wax, have, 200 ved stock of the ae articles, the cheapest 10" Suffield; B Shaw, Little iss Miller, .vew Jersey; TAMMANY ea Me ond A 5 Websto r Mix, T Campbell, New 3 ork; + Allen, Sig Sing: yer) Graham, J 'Y Hart, Connecticuc; J 3 Osmar, C H Whittemore, Connecti- Goodwin, Connecticut. WESTERN HOTAL. W HVan Xo we W beautiful stock of ir ion Cae ia $2; about 50 dozen breakfast French needle work chemiscttes: at sic luted collars roms t dress caps (sl.ght jered muslin and Ivce robes; infant’ as Shean as can be found in'the city. Ni N.B. cut; JH Whitney, Yates eeslewarts cola k, Davenport; Miss # Pease, do; A wi Hilt, for Boston, 1d Dee Told brig Packet. Clai Banaor, Dec 9— 3 Slocum, doz 3s Andre Allston, Pi ren NY ork: 10th. ach bark Carmelila, Sa Frankiort, TteD STATES AND EUROPEAN FABEAGE Un CE.—P. W. BYRNES & CO , 36 Waterloo Kons Liverpool. are desirous of informing the public of the Unite States. that they continue to bring out peseengers direct from any of the ports in the Unite Ireland on more jade! Pivies' L Bake A phii i ny Richasda. ‘Massa F Thomas aud lady, bark Hi ch Sprag. ark Hannah Sri are ton, Providence: of Great Britain and id family, Attleboro’, Wass Laura, « arr, New Orleans; bri feyal Sareh Williams, Thompson, Cienfuegos fashington (of Petersburg, V' poot 2d ult, for Richmond, to fo land 175 emigrant passe heen in contact off South 8} of Boston. Cld, shi imira, Brown, New not Gunsigham. Wilmington Pry onl of Nantucket, a" atheient gaarnnty of our al ey rene " ment for Passengers that we may be fav i ie ‘Drafts and Bills og xcha wll ua. be found M hi : nee “popular with those w! comb ne ¢.mforts with economy. Oysters of the best quality ue vea ap atall bone of the day and night, iG; Sid, ship Geul H Express; brigs a King, Nn Curacoa, Arctura: , te rome Dec 13—¢ fehe Lodgings, &e: iia towns of if Sentland, without discount. A List Soircays ot pall ioar nd the aaress of the iF BESITZER DES VORTHEILHAFT SEK ANTE Nound elegant eingerichteten europaeishen Kaffee Henson, Astor Sloss and Heseanrations (79. Bi theilen dem publicum hei Buckuame Philadel O., 85 Bouth at. St John. NB (and sld 6th): Sailed 6th, brig 8G Bass, Pettingill, Tri Jon, Demin, for New Orleans, ith. brigs All (ind: ald ih for ‘St Joho, NB falifax; Sth, bark Lucerne, Nichol by letear, (bo (post paid achr Texan, Lance si AMERICAN R. M. 8. ‘ail ins kok, SHIR AND AN RvoOL nl pram pyre, from New jurch mit dass sie grossartige An- deutchen Dinés und ‘a carte zu -serviren, sie sind hierzu von den besten Ete koechen unterstaetat, und Koennen versichern, dass selbien Inder hoehera, Koehktinst_nirgents uebe.t offen wer- Unser Lager von Rhein und franz; sehr moderate, wesshalb wir fins mit ihrem Besuche zu WEvRAven, 179 Broadway. ere Deu‘che restwuration wird am 1 Decem! York, tet January— Lott, from Boston, '15ch a 20 Apply to E. CUNS eto livemoel $1 APBCOTT'S GENERAL eae onion: 96 South street—The following well known fast saili i favorite packet ships, will sail Paetually oof, 1300 tons, from shibowse te noe ds jt Marks and Newpo LEHEAD, Dee 8—Arr brig Conwi sche ‘New England, Clifford, Nantucket. Dec 10—Sid schr Merrill, Merrill, New York: do. New B Boro prey ADs, ORD. Dasa rm “peers Dee 12—Arr schr Teneriffe, Poland, Phila- Wonroug, Dec 1—Arr bark Bachelor, Pi joads, schr Governer, Venoard, wr Mound to Hichmond. Sid’ bark JG Colley, Smith, for PontLanp, Dee 1l—Arr brig GW nas ig is os ry seh Noonan, Phila: | techren, “SCOTT & ‘OH SALE—Cherpkee lands on he I miles from the railroad to th health, fecliey for all grains senor cid abundantly y watered by Raines in cattie, hogs. peerage from New York 26th Dee, and from Liverpoo iti erated peeks, to the new (im thegele abi end running streams, interested in the propa- heep and wool growin, Mh where. Every parti: ae poypegtios them, fie the country in rae 0 have Seas" HAIGHT, $1 A Northern hae with his wife is wante oung man de desirous of settling there,to whom a iibra SINHARDI'S GILDED BRASS ae “FOR ‘These serene ery ear cciey from Portsmouth, Knight Munroe, Card New York. Cld b as. jouTH, Dec 10—Arr schr Soven Sisters, Perkins, Phi- rly from New Yor tnd from Liverpool on the 6 application must be made ‘ow ai F Oe ene pier, foot of Clinton beac! sett ed “there: ROY DENCE, Dec 11—Arrschrs Altayella, Higgins, nia; Emeline. Bourne, Balt: Saml 1, —The steamer TON, japtain “thomas Rede. will eave the Crowell. Wilmington Brighton Norfo) the ‘shymihich brilliancy is warranted to ow ‘expowure gta. Tney are are also in Bese paid for. “aul bills of No berth secured until Bs clerk on board. For frei; ‘ORD, TILESTON & CO.. No. “8 Soutl quence the very limited amount of trade, at Uy the year, the steamship BOUTHERNER will be frown tee ae ve afew weeks. LEANS oe Thekeus Very the first and only regular pa ‘The new and splendid fast sailing ‘OB iis rely, mest is now, For fete as above, her regular day. did fui sssreeane Millstone Point, ; Buena Vina. Hackett haa Eliza Gaus, Leeds, and Chariots Dec 13—Arr brigs Emma, (Fort DeRosa, sal ed on sce BILK HOUSE, about to decline business, ao pose of a well assorted stock, and the good will of a able custom. Apply at 63 William street, corner peti ‘Logaine snd Now feduced Hates of Freight— Decem!| ae packet ship Rit at and will positive- Boston; “Gaiton, Crowell, Theresa, Smalley, Rich- Sire, Dee Arr sehr M nd. le—One steam engin Ichas jast been pat For hich has been used ‘ns good as new. and will be sold ata hid ‘29 and 31 Gold street. d9 120 Reena a ROB THE SEVENTH WARD NK, t doors from depot, 230 Pearl street, 'M ENGI 2 sae power, Charlestou. Sid brig John Clift Passengers Arrived. Liverroo.—Packet shy) Wall ere will find it to thei Chas Lockhart, Fitabary. Queen of the West—Wm Frew, Joha Nicol, Glasgow: M But. in the second cabin and steerage. On.eans—Ship Mei wellings, old Ulcers, and Aches of every natu hale Ke., price50 cents. See Beet in rward wie Jeane ead in ase tin his—Lieut Gibson, U 8 A; Ds Henry Gouting—10d charged soldiers from the A:Dr | * Saleaht eutae ak en ie DIOS AND LiMA— es, 537 rou ako ihe Le of — ae an L aie eM Sip ee. FOR HAVRE—Second Line—The ship UTi- B. Swan, master, will sail on the Ist January. d9 ad ceed (4 Miichara Cobden, MFRe WED. “MAGNETIC — MACHINES— HEAD’3 [GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE. Ce This instrament is an papertene improvement overall eher [has been adopted by the medical ing the most convenient and effec- It is perfectly simple 10 con- t liable toget out of order, as is Tt admits of the most mat VALPARAISO, Wye Foreign Importat a. ae fast, eniling ship ORE jneen of the West—200 tons of cor ‘3 casks Platt & Brother—1 case J G tson—! J Vanvart—3 bal Merritt & co—74 bales | pkg T Cargill & were 5 es Comin & Bradley—6 pkgs Li 7 West—1 Harmon Havs &co—5 WHSmith ry con? Write Rodgers & co—1 Sheckan & Du; Thompson & co—3 Ht Bayli-s—1 Henry, Smith—A2 cates Wright Fe Far; " HH. Underwoaind Ny H Arnold ts H Owen—10 8 T Jones—16 W yhitew anes, Palon & Stewart—4 W Fisher—1 Opdyke & Ho M éBillslard—12 Hughes, Wi ker & co—22.J' Gibson & co—38 Beals, Bush & co—27 A Mitenell & co! EG Callers yy bxs wails © Lonaden—7 b's W Clark-6 M MeCling & co—1 C H Kel. lovg & cra Q Walter & ic Blackwell Twhitmore & Cor W Harris—1264 bars 121 bds iron more Secon Ww Whitewrrtht &co—5 A Sampson—7 a ill & co—9 Binny, Halsted 2RA&GH Andrew Mitchell—19 Everett & Battell Comstock—700 ae 824 bd: forms of manufaetar profession generally, ual magnetic machine struction, and, therefore, 1 ll other instruments. graduated to sny Liverroo—Shi Woodhull & J k Mincars perfect control, and can be infant oraufficient for th sure of the operstor magi coptingous manner, and with no ‘unpleasant se} er—75 Russell & March—! A Foster—1 E H Rogers & 6 oods immediately, —NEW YORK, A KR ALBANY AN. Courtlandt Mi AND ARO: attend to oath receipt ofthe HOvk HAS GED TO DIRECT —From the foot of taking this Beat will arive in Troy jn time to take the o morning trains west to. Buffalo, and nort most delreate patient. is in every respec. itrequires no assistant in. ‘Ths May out, tic dolorevx, si « dysvepsia, pripitation of the hip complaints, stiffness of ay ervous trem 8, gen-ral debility, deficiency d all nervous disorders. aay j recor hnysieal ene rev. a for apolexy, the mane most confirmed cas asea, curvatare of the ats, its effects are equally suc is compactly arranged with the battery, bliances put up ia nent rosewood cases, . B. qT : harvey, and rrenng ‘ord, or at the office onthe Rs from 630, ee hesloak The, for fallnny ue o Slnek instead oie os id freight. apply on OTIC E—Hour cha GON, will lea tofore, on and after Monday, PLE'S LINE ST! Mo Fiandays Leesep 4 —Throngh on 1g ier betwee dal necess*ry ap 13 Butterfield & Bro—6 J J won rele. Poane & ones Hedien K aw, dak L; 2 397 jam len, Hozen & co—: ri shaw-« M. Bovee & co? Comwall; ane ond W ‘ishop—920 be'ls iron "Blerker & Cathart— ‘& con— 1396 bars iron rections for its uses Id possess one of nasle | | AMBOATS FOR ALBANY.D Ries gy erty wre 2 Pets sreatie rie eave on ‘Monday Wednesday Sloan—6 Wolfe & oa Co Sn ae bee do Sener . s bars iroe on & com io Kenney & Sampson—1 case =3 Cook ‘& Clark—6 Way & Brother—1 G H Swoord—7 Hall Brother & co—4 Moore & ergy M ip te of the machines, compiete, it to any part of wh derail, bv Dy wast New York. Guinaess 33 & Bash 1s Compa or New Orleans; M. = Mee or weenie on, TORAPHE, wites in: RE », 8 g ALEXA nei Be black or brown and at untaneously colors the hi — ‘bxs tio Hendrick & Bro—10 Wichartion & Wy 7a'A'y Mtewart & com250 bdleiron F: Miman & Bro—35 $ ‘ureis & Shaw—89 cases 32 bdls steel Naylor & co—2 Loe! hart & Gitson—4 J.J Stewart—200 bas tin JM 288 bdls iron Bleecker & Othour—9 cases & wie Mon imer & Gantty=1 M. Hibershaw—l F Thoms & *ou—6 Yi te ‘& co—90 Canes Soprer 88 do metal 1355 ‘The proprietor, i, Preteats it to the public w ith the wt ing wo eamal, and as & be neither to. wash or tls off, or sien aaa B Sean yan woes A SerAND it wil v1 ms are forbid trusting any of the boats oe oe ten (mo from,the captains or most confidence, as “Johnson, Moore & Taylor, da, New York aud bY t le agents for ‘the oF 1CK—O) 4 after SUN. Nee oae ee Canmonaetions i and it o'clock, A. Mane * ‘nd Princx-—160 be tags coffee 18.000 Ibs I ris & 231 bags coffee Varic! ‘row! w Frith—is 5B ‘Mugry-—107 RMorti—7 JO Wardnav0 Hw elafield: C Romine deco LH whogany Rolker & Moll- olimon—13, casks rags L JH Messinner—4 bbls Himes do— 270 baa termes —Schr Sen Lion—! 30.925 sticks Tustie 452 hides 44 sticks satin wood 10 bbls honey A C Rosmere & Co. Banacoa—Seht Vieto 20 bunches banannas 100 pine apples 1 bbl lemor 184,000 aegnis 4 bales tobacco Cropsey & Gilma RKBRIDE’STATTERSALLSHEAVE POWDERS, ‘There is no disease to which horses are liable that m- jures their aggregate value as mach # SF, vied and Broken . syns ho pag rt own: i mand cnaks rage Holker & 0K testy ner a fall eels F most common! CHM. DI will plone Ge qu and recei bowed are war (VOKNS, UNIONS. NA the lens flunia Ofice No raeeN MEDIC. tioner in nein ‘s Ha Me CORE Te ‘res chill, when thro 63 Chambers street oF 44000 cocoa nuts 96,000 oranges the certificates o! if which one been publishe Heaves, and all complaints of ny ease of which they will eure, except where th \ungs or consumption. bes Those w! sti valids whose comp! may depend on wer—233 bhds sugar Roberts ine duce horse Oh abit rel malty when ey have so. ach ans ‘Atchongh the se om {of das remedy isto cure com ty Ehi k villiame 500 w Barnwellons bales deer skins Bechtel & ea ugar 56 tes flax 8 ¥: Dreyer—4 bxs mdse Fearing & Hall—82 hhd: NDITION *MEDICIN _ bales cotton 670 do hemp to order t alterative and restoral ‘corner eaten Lawrence Hiteasy bbls whiskey D wii flour Holbrook Ne'son & ¢o—2789 pi 135 bales cotton Holbrook Nelson —17 J Beckwith—20 bales fore, cuttings pf Buller—288 bales oye! ale ae John Ts M bbls Read & Rosters “New aneanretaee Sherwoor Nelson & co—894 bbis pork JH & So*—7 cks copper Wright aes Adans & Hawthorn—57 Ly corto, bbls molasses Greely & Gor 1729 sacks corn 2500 pige Teed 789 bbls whiskey to erder. i "SECRET PiLLHen to make them —C co—i7 do D B Weden 4) bed. in the following certifi- & Co—Gentlemen: That pack- ou for my horse’s ferent way than 1 it Powders a f esgll an im: Powders that Tbonght of ae ‘but in a dil expected. The mexse number of worms from him, an the cause of the cong] oa " re Wee nde tar} shales dod 9 connection with the Golden Duane street, ae and he is now =! trons should be careful not be Aseatves. a for re casper peckage of of ane Ue g Lave st paid, can ean ite be shippe a i co wes it. JOHNSON, 17 Duané street, , t, 40 well known as the most sué- w York in the treatment ol vem Phe Doctor's reputauion for f nd cusea that have equsted fot years, is jcture, ulcers upon the bod re you to et me know where vou a yw letters from “ Home” my, November, 1947. Union yemituing tof t Pepom a more packed, free of, ; BuOutinde ay RS. ROBINSON, § * Kino, bace and Meal minent. Gilet, at oF none, Pains send tee eae by secret i Re teases cure cw merrary, No cjed, eee ‘or prevention (rom ‘business. FOTICK—Important for fat oe ruicles, a going to vi the a EDICAL CARD= =Dr. Momison, 204, oe ee (or corals, 446 Bromd way ‘ork Tatrersalls, votes his entire time tothe treatment o} Pay TTEATIONS pei iat br WARE f ot ff key, Ps dy. ond other different bran land Gin. A th ee wenrragtes as good xs any importe g20 ety 000 ines, Port, i Sheer we ae wae = TO LOAN on FCONREY) 1 ise