The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1848, Page 4

IRTRLUGENCE BY THE MAILS, APPAIRS IN WASHINGTOR Wasurneton, Jan. 17, 1848. Mezico—The War Bill in the Senate— The Whigs Waking up to the Danger of Annexation— | Speech of Mr. Butler—Reporters, §c. Mr. Mangum, to-day, clearly proved, that he has been reeding in the newspapers something about the annexation of Mexico. He desired to know, by resolution, what the President pro- posed to do, in the further proseeution of the w Mr. Cass submitted that the information might be of such a character as to render it im- | proper to communicate it to the Senate. Mr. Mangum, from that moment, took the alarm. Mr. Clay was sitting on the sofa behind Mr. Mangum, without the bar, and appeared much interested in the debate going on. Mr. Mangum thought the information asked regarding the plans of the war could only be refused because the administration was afraid, a8 yet, to disclose its zeal designs to the American people. He was not disposed, either, to submit to such as- | fumptions of desjotism, nor that the Senate should play the part of mere puppets to the ex- ecutive, He spoke with much earnestaess and indignation at the assumed right by Mr. Cass, in behalf of the President, to say what was proper or improper to communicate to the Senate. The Senate hud a right to demand the information, and it was the duty of the President to commu- nicate it. Between Messrs. Mangum, Cass, and | Allen, the resolution was debated till one o’clock, when the bill of ten regiments was re- sumed. Mr Butler, of S. C., in aregular speech, ex- ounded his position, which, we understand to 8 the same asthat of Mr Calhoun, though he preserved 2 more diseursive range of discussion than his co!league, and descanted more upon the conduct of the war, the results achieved, the prostration of Mexico, &c. The chief poiutofes- preial notice in Mr. Buier’s views, as expressed to-day, was his recommendation of a special board of peace commissioners, tobe chosen from our most distinguished men, and to be despateh- ed to ico with full powers to conclude a treaty of pence. He would aiso give the Mexi- cans the right to propose the boundary they would be willing to yield, and if they sheula concede tous the Rio Grasde, including New Mexico, and the line of 37 deg. N.L, West trom the Rio Grande, hie would, for the sake of peare, accept it ae. . This suggestion of the peace commissioners ha- ving been thus thrown out, we m+y expect to see it prosecuted ; for the state of the case requires the adoption of a last effort of some sort to ar- Test the rising tide of annexation, which, if not promptly arrested, will go on straight dowa to the neck of Panama without stopping, and re- turning, will sweep over the whole of the West | India Islands, Hayti and all; for, as Mr Cass | said to-day, you might as weli call to Niagara to stup flowing as to attempt to stop the people, if they once resolve upon annexat: Kesolutions were adopted as committee, to-diy, toadmit two of Dr. Hous- ton’s reporters on to the floor of the Senote ; and also to clear the other reporters out of the square gallery, which isto be given over to the ladies ; and to fix up atthe coraers on each side a bal- cony for reporters generally. Any thing, gentle- men, so that you give us a place for hearing, aud gering, aud writingdown what is going on in Open session. Wasuincron, January 17, 1848. A Marriage in High Life—The Postmaster Gene- ral—His Mode of Dispensing Patronage—Cor- ruption, &c. To-day, at twelve o’clock, Sarah, the daugh- ter of Senator Benton, was married to a young gentleman of St. Louis. There were seven bridesmaids. The happy couple (with their friends) took -passage in this evening’s cars for Baltimore, whence they will go West. Colonel Benton is one of the kindest and best fathers | that ever lived; and when he took farewell of his daughier at the depot, he pressed her in his arms, kissed her, and said, “A father’s blessing go with you, my child” He also bade an affection- ate adieu to his new-made sou-in-law. A move was made ia the House, to-day, by General McKay, to restore the former arrange- ment for carrying the Southern mail. Talking of Cave Johnson, have you heard that he recent- \y gave a good fat iob of printing mail routes t a Datch paper in this city, called the “Zeitung?” He has been patronizing the establishment tor 8 veral years, and in return he gets Dutch puff- from the editor. I have been told that all the oe: patronege to this concern is five thousand doliars a year. If I have been wrong- ly informed, perhaps the Post Office Committee of the Hous» of Representativ-s can inquire int the facis. I see you justly complain that the Post Office officials pass by the Hera’d, which is legally evtitted to governuient advertising. Oaly see; the Darch paper has not tour hundred sub- seribers, (some say, not two) and although the concern, first us a Tyle: organ, then as a Polk, has been here about four years, | have no where scen a copy of it; but if Laid, I coulda’t read it Tne .ditor of the Cleveland Plaindealer suys he was recenily in the city, and cailed upon the Postmaster Gon-ral to know why his paper. having the largest number of subscribers at that plac, had not the priating cf dead letters, &c., iven to it. “1 bave heard that youre a ilnot proviso man,” said Johusoo, ‘and I re- quire yeu to give your Views in writing.” Now, the editor of the Duteh paper will declare any wey. Perhaps Mr. Johason could not pay the railroad tumpasy what it asked, because he waated the diff-reoce of the amount offered and that asked, to feed his saur-kraut puffer in Unis city Mr. Johnson, however, is not the only head | of department who throws patronage in the same { ! | ported from channel. Brooke and Shiiliugton, your ageut- in this city, have their periogical depot, corner ot the Avenue aud Four-add-a-halt street, crowd-d every moruing on tne arrival of the | Herald. They seil single copies, as Well as re- ceive snbserip!ions. Mr. Haut, of the House, who has been sick for weverai Weeks, resumed his ceat to-day. Feuix. Batt more, Jan. 18, 1848. ¢ Recall of General Scolt—Financial Affairs | of the City—The Office Scekers—Tae Model | Artists, §&e It is positively asserted here that General Scott has been peremptorily recatled from the seat of wer, and General Worth placed in suprume com- mand—thet all those placed under arrest by Ge. neral Scott have veen released, and he ordered home in disgrac the Presidenc does not show good and sufficient reason for his action in this matter, the recall of General Scott will | be likely to result in making him President of the United States. He only wants alittle go- vernmeat persecution, added to his military fame, to make him President. Our City Council assembled yeeterday, end re- erived the annual message from the Mayor, which shows the financial affairs of the city to be in a most prosperovs condition During the past year, there were erected 2006 houses, in- creasing by the new assessment the taxable pro- perty of the city no less than $11,700,000. The office-seekers of Baltimore are beginning to grumble at the new Goveroor, for not making his appointments before thistime. There are about seventy-five expectauts for the office o justice of the peace, all of whom are studyinf Blackstone with an energy unprecedented..g¢ The nomber of applicants for wood corder inspectors, &c., are doubly numerous, and daily inereasing. The Governor hus efi Annapolis, ona visit to his family at Easton, doubtless to avoid their importunities; and the probability is, | that he will send his appuintmeuts trom there to Aan«polis. ‘ The Model Artists had an overwhelming house last night, ams €em to prosper unprecedntedly, | under the cens renipof the press. The exti- bition is certainly a grand one, but should not be witnessed by an indiscriminate andience ot mal+s and fernales. Toere has not been a lady to witness their p-rformance here, and probably will not be, unless an exclusive lady’s night should be given Mrs. Burton appeared Jast night at the Front etreet theatre, and, as usual, drew a crowded house Puvaveronia, Jun. 18, 1843 Harrisburgh Convention Pire—Telegraphic In- | ter, uption, §c., § | The delegates selected yesterday to the Har- risburg convention, by the e suppor county delegation, Me Da of are all pl nominution as President This was inauguration day and | nt soon the members of the Legielature mec in | convention, and after Governor Shunk was qualified, he delivered his inaugural address t Harrisburg, 24s 25 bage. bas been moved at 293 to 30a for old, and 34 3d Heegee timer of rari emai It A packing-box make: #, ia Dock street, was set on fire last night; but its prompt disco- very enabled the firemen to extinguish it in a very short timé. A drunken man who had been employed by the proprietor, but quarrelled with him yesterday, has been arrested on suspicion of having been the incendiary. The steamer was telegraphed here about noon, as below New York, but not an item of her news has yet reached here. The communication by telegraph has been interrupted since 2 o’clock, from some unexplained cause. It is presumed that a pole has been blown down by the wind. AppoinrMeNTs BY THE Pagsident.—James B. Hunt, to be register of the laad office at Sault de Ste Marie, Michigan. Micbael A. Patterson, to be receiver of public moneys at Sault de Ste Marie, Michi- gan, Samuel Holmes to be register of the land offics at Quiney, I!inois, vice William G Flood resigned. Theo. dore Hi Gillaspie, to be receiver of public moneps at Greensburg. Louisiana, ter of the land office at Bates. ville, Arkansas, vice Henry Neil, removed In the Novy.— Samuel Chase Barney. now a master, to bes lieutenant in tho navy, from the 12ta of No- | vember, 1847. to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Lieutenant Theodore B. Barrett Benjamin F B. Hunter, now a master. to be a lieutenant in the navy, from the 28th of November, 1847, to fill the vacancy oc- casioned by the death of Lieutecant John M. Gardner Inthe M rine Corps.— William Dalany, now a captain. to be « mejor in the marine corpa, from ine 17th Novem. ber. 1847, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Major Samuel E. Wateon. Archibald H Gillespie, now ‘8 first lieutenant, to beacaptain in the marine corps, from the 17th of November, 1847, to fill the vacancy oc- casioned by the promotion of Captain William Duiany, Daniel J. Sutherland. now a second lieutenant, to be a first eutensnt in the marine corps, from the 17th of November, 1847, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the promotion of First Lieutenant Arcbicald H. Giileapie. John Lloyd Broome, to be eecond Hleutenant in the marine corps, to fill the vacancy occasioued by the pro- motion of Second Lieutenant Danirl J. Sutherland.— Wiliam Stokes Boyd, to be a second lieutensnt in the marine corps, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Second Lieutenant Henry Welsh Inthe Army --Firet Lieutenanat Samuel G French. of the third regiment or artillery, to be assistant qua: termaster with the rapk of captain, vice Sbover, who vacates hie steff commision, First Lieutenant Rufus {ngalls, of the first regiment of dragoons, to be arsistant quartermaster with the rank of captain. vice Churchill, decvased. First Lieutenant Elias K Kane, of the se- cond regiment of drageous,to be assistant quartermaster with ths rank of captain, vice Armstrong, killed in bat- fe. Leters anp Dispatcues.--About 6000 letters in- tended to have been forwarded by the Caledonia, on Sa- ‘urday, remain in our Post Office, mostly trom New York. We were in error on Saturday in atating thet the American dispatches were left behind with the let- ters, Thry were received by # previous mail, and duly forwarded — Suston Zvons Jan, 17, es COUMERCiAL INTELLIGENCK. Stock Markets. Puivapecrnta, Jon 18- First Board. “0 U 8 Loan 6's *67, 99; $000 U S Treasury i Us Benk 2: Sl0U'S treasury N 89%; 500 neate 5's. 70; 1000 Texas y 1H, 8; 1180 sau’ Del Form & Mech’s Buk 49%; $3900 U = Second Board ~3000 Star 37.70; 10 ical Serip 81: 6(0 US Treasury Notes, 00%; 29 North Amlis 9% After Sules—\» Man and Mech’, 21; 8100 U ST reasury Notes 954; 5 Merand Man tuk sbormh 45: 50 Exchange Bunk 42: 5500 1 4 Treasury Notes, 9.24, 9000 do, 9854; 13,500 U 8 Loan 6's "67 9534 Bostow Jnn.17 —Broker's Board—4 shs Vermont Cen'ral Rail o d, 82,7 de Pali c iver Mailtiwd 87; 2 dodo 87344 1do do 1 festern tailtead, 100\ Vid Co ny Kuilront 89%: 5 “0 d ido Kas ern Rair iad, 14565 5dodo 10334; 2du Northern Railroad 9236; 1do Amo-keag Mauufreturing Co. $1050: $3000 Resd.ng Railroad Bowds, 1850. 633¢; $2000 dod» 6%; 18 Nuthera Railvad Righ a0 off; 16 do do 103% sieh suff Foreign Mars ets. Kinostox, Jam. Deo 22 --Business is unusually dull for the season of the year. Te vear approach of the Christmas holidays does not uppear to have given ine ‘lightest impetus to business operations Our auoplies of dry provisions are increasing; but the difficulty of negotiating prper considerably cuecks trade, and must even’ ually reduce the present aking ra: One of our bauks refuses to discount at a longer sight than thirty days Flour—An active demand, consequent on the reduced prices eccasioned by the ra‘her free receipte, bas characterized the market for this article, withia the pest fortaight. New Orleans brands sell at 395. and Baltimore brands at 404. Sales of 2600 bbis need, and Philadelphia qualities readily 63 to 20s per bbl, and !4s to 178 Rice—Market supplied, and Jurge eales have been effected at 2is to 278 8d pertieres. Bread—A lotof Baltimore pilot bread sold yesterday at 228 per bbl; and 200 bbls of Watson’s brand sold to-day for 22+ 64, together with 500 bbls crackers at 244; stock not heavy , Butter— he pricvs of this arti- sle are very much deprersad by the heavy quantity on hand, and holders have to submit to a decline; present aales6d (o 8d per lb. Lard—Lne receipts of this article have greatly exceeded the demand. purticularly tn the prerent state of money matters; 2000 bends tl i per Ib; und 200 boxes of 6s.and 16s, sold at the eame rate. Mackerel- 308 a 34 per bbl Alewives—-None to be had here; would bring 24s Herrings are wanted: sales of round at 25s, and split at 23s, at which rates they are readily taken Pork ~ 300 bble mess at 884, and 150 bb 6 prime at 81, and prime imessis worth S44 per bbl Hama Cheese, 64 per 1b, of which 200 boxes sold week. Beer, 508 to 52+. aod quarter bbls of m bring Corn. 450 bacs New Orieans brought 35 61 per bushel, A large quantity of South American, in lots 0 | 046d per burhel. for new Sugar—A considerable declige has taken place in the vaiue of this article, and | parand Boston prices now range at from 158 to 18s per 100 Ibs. acoordivg | toquality Pimento has met sale at 2% 1 03d per Ib Exchange on Londoa— Colonial and Piauters’ Bank, 90 days at right. The Jemaicea Bank bas not diawn MGKRITIOS BERALD, Port of New York, January 19, 1848 Cleared. Shins—Francois Ist, Au.tia, Hambarr, Schmidt & B: B tance. Jotusen Lisbou, © Clank; New York, Hall, lestom G Bulke,. B rks" larissa ‘lark, Pouce. PR. end St Thomas, T B Jeweus Charles Witham Wade Mob ‘e, Long & Everett. Ped +22, Dowillee, Nassin NP, A G Benson & wail nts, (a) Lawseuce’ Halifax, NS, Crolius & teve- rett. Schs—Gleuroy, Perry. St Mores. Ga, Nesmith & Walsh: Pluto, Hemm ud’ Baltimore, Mailiard & Lord: Arcade, Wil- liams, Pailadel: hia; tl. Aun, D sbrow, Providence. Biodp—Kiewzi, Durfee, Provideace. Arrived. Steamship Cambria, Harrison, Liverpool, Jan l, 2P.M. Lat 415. tou 67 40, ex: vauged sigaa’s with the English bark’ Ero: tana. Stecm hip Missoari, Bessou, Havre, Dec 24 Pocket ship Vitoria, Lord, Loudon aud Portsmouth, Dec 20 to John Griewoid &e.to Fox & Livineston 18h fata9 ST. lon 15, exe va ignsis witha | ontoo packet, showiug the X signal in. her sigunl 30h tat 42 44, loo $9.02. spoke the ship Kedrou, of and for B stor, 75 days from Croustadt, tussia Peeketshp lowa, Wieden, Havre, Dee 1, with mde to F x & Liv oxston. Dee 16 inagele from the S*, lost Char. ex Kall r Pr jeaman, overboard, who was drowued 19 steerage pr ‘Tree of the crew were in irogs for s, Havre, Dee In, to W Tyson. Sidin co wih shi» d Nacraganse't, for New ‘Grtoans Ev Pere ced very heavy weaiher in the channel. Shio edintor. Stark. Lindon and Portsmonth, Dee 15th — D © 2%, Jar 4s 24. lom 37.15, exrhenged sivnals with a ship showmng blue, white aad bine sigumt stauding to the east No date given, lon 40, tot 46, exchanged siguale with a North Ame ican bork, stncd'ng westward Ship Sovhix Wotker, (of Boston) Wiswell, Palermo. 51 dase, with (rust, So. ty onder Ship Movte ey os, New Orleans, 21 days, with cot’ Ke tod Atkins & Co Sth instant Tar 24 15, long —, spoke a! Hemitiance {om New Oslenns for Havre Bark Odd Fellow. Waruer, Palermo, 51 days, with fruit. ard Dirnoa. Brig Almed.. toE D Huta Brg Rein eer, W iP merican, Me Nair, Savannah, ,7 dys, tv Dunham & Hallock, Apal chicola, 18 davs, wih cotton, ‘ sor, Malrga. Dee 11, with frnit to J Robinson. Dee 12. spoke ia the Straits of Gibral ar, brig Consort, Lowery. 2\ cave from Palermo for Philedelphia, and int 1410 lon 36 the Light of Malage, tezama from Gibial Mat rig Grorar, Yates, croviseuce, ballast, to G Bulkley. Swedish brig Save ior, Dehlin, Gotteaburg, and 4 da: Boston, in baliast, to. wer Schr 8 Paweil Powell, Wilmington, NC. Selir Vora, Middleton, Newbern, IN C, corn. Below. + from Genon, with passeogers North Yarmouth) ‘Sweetzer, £8 days logwood and pa'm leaf. from Sardinian bark ——, 05 di Brig Vaaconver, ( from Mausauilla. w Heraid Marine Correspondence, PaILADELrHta, Jan 18,4 PM—Arrivi gers, Sow, Bos on; Rob-rt Waln do: Louisa Beston Rogers N vouk; schs WP Willimms, Hogers, do; Greenfield, des G. hod “pogeuin, E abes, Alexeadr e eston oie; Constitation, Cleared -che Harr er fane, Per Milton, Wilmington, N C; steamer delegraph, Layman, Bal tutoore, Miscetianeous Record. foun Sanan Ann vt vontevideo fom 12h Nov, having on bord as pissencers, ¢ let, and ten 0 her men wh) belonged to chiel Willems, £ om she port of Aberdeen, Qaimvo, with «cargo ofe al When iu lat 64 58 W, ow the 2let septem er, there were evident signs of the eargo hiviny e-ught fire: these ioerer ed so greatly by the 26 hh. that they were « biiged to absudn the vessel and tike U the beat. to avoid being bared np. Tre chinwreeked sailors sfrer wandering 14 days ou the sea, arrived at Patnwones on the 10h October, and #t (hat ine had ouly ten or iwelve regores, on the David B 15th October, the English port with fire un bowd Scun Jas Ort, (of Seitante) Brace, at Providence, from Hine! N * 2d instear, daring a calm, was Bar by the current, wheie sh commeue-d leaking bad- was tf rn t rte > d New unt of heavy gales — elaware, curried away fore boom Ke Bank Co it Malses, on the teth ulr He erew had retued sof the steward bere Niachareed the U 45 Warren touched at Vinlay wis suid, for the purpose of taking out the crew of te Jombia. Suir Nawrasker. which pat into Favel in distress, ame time aive>. oo her pacstae from Newerstle, England. for New te witheo lL, was e odemued. Captan and erew arrived oa Monday in the et James. Hank Natowez.—The towbont B Fo-bes, which return” dhe document is spoken or as an able one, and ap ed from che wreck ofthe bark Nateher, ashore near Boston’ ou Buudiy eveuimg, vroagint 79 buudles leather, 20 bales Woo) Second Hoard—7 »ne We tera Railroad, 104, righis | 94a 11d is readily paid, and the stock is very light | ly this | ¢.r New York _ | wold, NY Pocket sh p Hevre, Ainsworth, Havre, Dee 11, with mise, | brises Wm M Ro | » Meotlend, for Cs | 45:40 8, aad bow raat etter aint get aes #7 Sens Boworren, from Frankfort for Martiniene, pnt inte Porthiud toth vit, in comsequentee of eather Kine bu te wote casigh tk tal oust Movhegan. Soun Monwino Stan, Besse, from Delaware City. fi w itn, went to-ven Dee 13, and ‘bas’ not since been from. se m Faspiane 4 deyy frome St Pe. was on | au + lat lou i head rigging carri 3 ford @ nearest port. C 14] oO frou the Camb: ived ti lelock. "These reports are takee fom Wilner buses itnout any alteration d from Naw Yorx, Colambi =o, Dee 1; San Auton 06 ‘ortuc ato. Leghorn, 6; Gal ; Sasan, mona, Bi 11; Long Island Oporto, q Flushing, 14; Panama, Marseilles, Bremen, 17;' Augusta, Cadi Helena, Amsterdam, 20; 'C , Antwerp; Ed verpoolt 2 Ni roe ra Underneming Start; Oneida, off Plymouth, 28; Hyndeford pool. Sai'ed for New York, Eliza, Ateline and Kliza, +o deux; Gustuy Angt Te Waban, sleoux; Jason, Bremerhaven, 15: ; Montezuma, Liverpo 1; Sardi ‘eshington, (s) Southam) ea, Ram ‘exe'; Ei i Liverp ol, on. Cowes; Loi ; KJ Rnigh 24; Mi a, Hare; 8 Warren Voiot 20: Roe elle Corks Madan nit eonida, Cardiff, 27; Yorktown, Portsmouth; Eli Denison, Liversoul, 29; Gertnde, Gravesend, Arived'from New ORteans North Carolina, at Alicante, Dec 9; Lehigh. Liverpool, | Ahtwerp, 21; Hannibal, Havre, 22; Colombo, do; Rubicon, do; Dumbarton, do, 23. or, Bordeaux: Thos J tent 4, 25: Bava Sharon, nard 4. #0; Huron, Sailed for 13; Sawarow, do: Ame Texel; Leopard, do, 15: Wa ‘Emperor’ Hevre: Peltoma, Rankin, do; Broom do chimaion, Waterfor rd. do: Free. ler, di . Nantes; Northumberland, Carusrvon; s ns land, dAlexander Great, do; Hero of Sidon, Jersey. 25: remen, talmouth; Roy»! Vie- yde, 26: Reyal William, Carnai- nd 20; Clyde. Ha. paige A joBILE, *nn Welsh, at liverpool, Dec 25 — Saited for Mo a he Clyde, 29; City of Ro- chester, Brist Mavsaretia, Ha! lore, G avesend; aid Anderson, Li- verpoo'; Coromandel. do, 23; ull, 27; Ben Nevis, Liverpool. 29; Laay Milton, do; Saguenay, Falmouth, 30: Emigrants Liverpool. Arrived trom * ratacnicota, Coriolvnus, Trieste, Dee. 1 Sailed for Apalarhico, Cumberland, fm Liverpool, 21; Sic J Beres ord, t iverpool, $1. Arived Com Baltimore, ur Avn, Bremen 20. Mailed for Baltim: haven, 15; Pioneer, the Texel, 20; Rebi Lady Arsbella Prymouth 22; Harvest, Arrived from Bos 1ox_fieo. at Leghorn 10; Neutilas Ge-oa 11 ger Stockton, 16:43:psv, Matwrilles; Mary Aun,’ Liveroool. 27; Britau’ in, (:) do. 30." Sailed for Ho-tan. Duna, from Deal, th Bend. Cork 20; Talma, Fl Road in So: Eagle, the Clsde, 2 ‘ ¢, Flushiug, 21; Finite, Taylor. Livetpool, 8: Isaae Allerton, do, 28; Switz? Ar ived {rom CHanueston Consbrook, at Li D. 30. 'Sriled far Charleston sg dela Pare 01.21: Miacna, Falmouth Dido, do; Daustiess, La er, Bremerhave., 22; Luisa, Lancaster, 23; in Brem-r- ca, Bremerhaven, 21; the Texel. 23. reste Dec 7: Morgan Dix, yelons, Malta, Stran Liverpool. 2 Hae iy wahela, at Livernool IL ADELPHIA, Monon Louis», from Cork, 20; Wm Sasled for Ph lade pl Benn, Liverpool, 29; HH Body. d+, 30 Arrived from Savannan Keysing, at Penzance, Dec 21; Margaret. Liverpool 30. Sailed for “avannah, Black Prince, from Liverpo:], 21; Wallace Jeisey, 25; Faside, Deal, 27. Ryne, (1.W.) Dec 5—The V | burg for New Orleans, | bows stove, Ings af" » ith the Nor by down, as nothing was oven, Dec 27—Picked un yesterday on the Nort of the stern ofa vessel with FNP marked and a white streak, and on another part is mai e4“Fust of Jersey,” in larg yel ow letters; supposed to have beenan American built vessel. Liverroon. Dec 22—The Sea, has pat in here with pumps chok: h from Holl for New Orleans; ed end leaky Fatmoutn, Ds ber 21—S: i Bess wo Mote ey, jaguenay arrived here from Conk, Dee 15—The Abbott Lird, Nason from Li a8 0a. t iverpool &+.pntinhere from lon 18 W. leaky, rR! . the Emigrant, Hill, from Liverpoc} to N York. 26 days out, has :utin here from lon76 W with cargo shift-d, and Insa ofsaiis &e. A shit’s boat, quits new, apoveutly American. painted biack out, and geen inside, was picked up is lat 51 lon 12, by the Mary and Hannah, Ma- ther, arrived here. Cowss Dec % -The Virginia arrived fm Gothenburg f r N Orleans, with damage to port side and fore rigg beemis contact witha brig in the North Side. | gf ARLacrona, Dec 1l—) he American brig Sun. Meinek, fm | St Petersburgh (6r jee teeth has to unload and repair. Not- w thotandihg the ship had been Jong at sea, and th health of the crew was very good. yet she was com, | Perform quaractine at Dro tuingskar | , Casnenpen, Dec 2!—The te-d of a flour crak, | “Richard” and part of a cigar box. having the name | Britton” written oa it, have been picked up, all apparently & short time in the water. ‘The Ganges, Smith, of and from drove on shor i o become a wreck; crew saved. 25 . hence to New Orleans, was | tact yesterd+y with a schooner off Belfast Louch, and away jib-boom, &c. 16th, Malv' fe te i Jsth, Resolutie, for New York, put bac mouth | , Amo. Oct 29—Ia port, Angloma, Marvin; and Araetus, | Proctor Axtwenr, Dec 20—Arr shin Shake Ed'riea, West, d»; 15th, Hereules, Mi Borvravx.—Load ng, Lucit : Bely dere, for Ch ri: , Laurence. Aina, John Buing Victoria, Ovando, and Cro- eae Nim Orleans: Winnrgemnce, Ohio, and Carlotta, for idelphia Bordeaux. Nee 4—Arr Waban, Bartlett, New York. SI'd 15h, Adel ue & Eliza Baker, NYork. Bomuay. Nov. 9—Si'd Josca, Spauldi Careurta, Oct 25—Arr ships Geneva, Tucker, Boston; Eurm h, Sears, do; 22d, Orisea, Scobie, do. van Msinamoon, Oct 27—In port, Eagle, from Bombay; folie | | Grpnattar, Dee 7—Arr Apthorp, Blske, Troon, aod eld | 8th for Malaga. for Liv le tl are, Porter, NYork; gan, Richmond. and Qainuebauz, Lion. Apollo, 8t for Ceylon, Zarzi- for New Vork: Versnilles, Harward, Franccnia, Dum- ius TX Jown t. do: '6th, Ob Hone Kona, Oct 23—Arr Iv sid 25:h for Whampoa; I6t). Horshurg, Po'ter, Boston aid Tertar, Webber. Penavg: 1th, John Q Adm a ala,end std 18th fir Whampoa; i3th, Parama, G ork and ald for Whumpor: Serampore. Lovett. Pee neng, and st! for do; 2d i NYor* ands Vith for Whampoa.’ Left 3ith, Eliza War William from Bostoa: ald 17th, Areatus, Proctor. Amoy; 9th, Ary c- ma, Marvin, do:5'm Dart, Woosory. [a port 2th, ( thrush mi are reported above to have sailed previowsly ‘or Wh m- x § Kainbow, Marshal! aS wkd U aeaoe Se Crosby, from Orhu.and | hles, nrter: Serameore, Lovett: John Q | son & co—2 Romseell & March—! Riehirds Bassert & 4 bor Porter; Thos McLean Fldr dye: Huntress, Gil |<? Habershaw—? Corbit & co-2 Wilson, Hont Seo? EM | Pw wiek ams: luca : Sappho, Rogers; | p. 1 W 8 Phipps—1 PH Vanderyoort—3 Wond & | Yurchi Cafie'd Indiana § e E 8006 Little, Adims & co—1 E Baker & co xRPoOL, Jaa 1—Cleared. William and Jemes, for Ara- irman—2 Gall & Janet—1 Kend-l! Carpenter & Inch cola; sranire, Queen. for Brston; May. nud Jovepha, fcr 8 G Wainwright=! Hughes, Ward | ‘ harleston; John R'Skiddy GA Hopley, Zanoni and Jane | & Moran & Sierer—1J H togers—ti | E Wilhams. for New Vork, Loading for New Vork—Ome- t&eo~1 Ihnson & comLene Lam. | g . Li Hae. Virginivn, Highland Mary, Unicom, Lydi\. F- } e~2 Nothin, Silel ac & co—2 Chon | delix, Hottingner Ann Welsh, Isaac Wt and Ashbur cn | beri Cochran & co—? FM | For Prilsdelshis—Lehigh avd M novgaheln, For Savineny | Ismen&co—l! piyke & Hall—1 Honk & Tow:send-10 & | <Jane For New Orlews—Ellen Jorn Bol on, Ringfield, | Fr yane—! 8 F Cottenett & co—1 C | ® D shesherd ard Sus n Lord. For Baltimore—* meald— | | Boiccien & Rush—-1L BB: | For Boston > orfolk, Devoushire, St Lawrence, Esther Mary | comd mnoux & co—)0 6 and Golie. Fleece. Fer Charleston: eonard Dobbin, Edw | | F A Artanlt—1 A Uafon—1 Kenny and Albion. =1G terat &eo=19.C Payne & com! WOH Crry Beo—6 A | onnow, edirg Watega. for New Orleans; $ Hen- dik, Hud:o., Weuington, end Margaret Ev.us, for New Oct 1-4 Strabs, Hosey, Sin ins, Avthur, New Yorks on | In port bark Brighton, Whitine for. New Yo: visfod Caldwell. for Bestou; Francis Whitney Aller, for Salem. , Nymph, Sarah and Arsilia, and York: Snecess, for Baltimor | lide, Weverly, Geo Stevens, Orozimbo, Mozut, fo. N Orlane. : | Macoa. Oct. 12—Arr Serampore, Lovett, Liverpool & | Penare. 34 Huatress, Gillespie, New York. Sid 2uh Ante- lope, Watkins, Galeatia, | a FoR gS - AT RIN Bs ‘ec. tt Gipsey. Gaines, Boston; Pana ma; Wheeler, NVork. oH Sanacn. Nov 3-81'd Bornes, Boston Maracas. Dec 1!— Arr Montezuma, Tilton, Gibraltar; 17th, Homa, Fulford, do Oct'27—Std Chilo. H. 981d A: Sam’ N Gott ' 1 Boston, barton White, for Melacra ‘eunng; 1th, Cisrendon. Festerbronk. do; Nov 5th, srr Hussey Manila; Antelope, Watkias, Macoa: ‘Oct 8: and 8 =f | g0th, Tanthe, Johnson. R tavia StanaHar, O-t29—In cort, Montank MeMicheel; Navie geten ‘uinom: LaGrenge, Lewis: and Eagle. Wramroa, Oct. 15— *1r Sa pho, Rov ‘Sid Sth Susan Drew, I utonm, New Yo Spoken. Brig Porto Ries, from Baltimore, for Both, Jan 17, PM, 60 miles SE of Barnegat British brig Joho HnJl.7 days from Petersburg, Va, for St N jan 17, 8 BE Barn: he Gith lon 27 W. Li from Bo ton for Rio Janeiro, Nov 26, lat 6 N, ‘Whaleme Bpocke 16th instant. Monteuk NNW40 miles, shin Laveas- ter Comvell_of and fr New Bedford Inst trom ‘Teleuhuans, wich 2000 wh Br the pilot boat Washingron. Soiled trom Zanzibar Oct 12, ona erase. Dimon, Smirh, N 8 700 sperm. Touched at do Avg 23, Dove, Donglass, NL, | ey t oh. Madagascar, about Ang 12, Herald, Barker 720 ap (At Noe B ton in gt | “ado anca aboot Sent Leonides Tach FH 45" sperm Cepere y 3 650 sp): Peri, Mayhew, NB, 312 sp (report ed July 13, 170 5p 90 wh ) | “Spoken. Aug (0 lot $8, ton 4936 E, Ann Parry. Perry, of | Postsmouth oil not -tted Get ree 'd May 15, 650 sp ) | Sp ken. Navy 20, lat 18 3 lon 3708 owk Maita, of ind from { Holmes’s Hole (Sept 2) for P eific—no oil Poretgn Ports. Dee 20—-chr Josephine. Holmes, from Bos nn briz, sappo ed the Susan, from Boston. »sbout Oct 20,echr HH Gole, Julio, for Salem po. W Coast of Africa, Oct 35—Brig Tam O'Shanter F aneks, from and for #slem,to snil abot Dec 5 ATANZAS, lat inst—brics Hiberni> 4, for Por dand abanr Sth: € yrele, Jellerson. fr Wilmington, NC | Buelenam, frm and for Philad, ar 27th at Aux Car and Montrose, Merri 1, do 10h; Lee 1883 Martha Kinsman. Montevipro, Nv li—Ba'k Anstin, HLovett for Rostom, in 10 ds: © ¥. Cia t. Pitmen, for Boston, une: Rustin, « miter; fm Boston, Agenoiia Lewis. do: a brig. neme unknown é ladeiphia juct arr: Oc treding on the © had sated from Bio @ | video, had been s lon | very severe pa'es, not | dy, from Rio Grande, w arrach: Sacth Ann, Stevent 4d-lhied Jovensen, (m New York seit renforthe Baer. 1th, brig Gong toy, daly 98, | Sr lous NB. Jan 9—C'eured, scht Olive Branch, Thow- son, N York red and Ve for Boston: elt. "Tho brig Winck tise th en't'e, bound to, Monte: a. ard mus fm th Trew sh no doubt the ¥ Watson, fin Bos: | Se gnette & co—4 Dav ex & Jo es—2 P Murra —3 Arneld & 60 Home Ports, Avexannnsa, Vo, Jan b= treachr Sonn. Bry Boston. * cHcoLa, dan 3=Ayr, be ‘arsh Boyd D ummond. Hevana; Kussia Orr, co: Trion svoe Providence: New K :Andeos, Rall tiver; 4th sehr Elizabeth Oi few York, Cig, athahio Rideout, Bruwn, ArEpeOh in port Sth ships Jesse (Br) (Hirer, Liverpool: Quarn, (Br) New- lend, do; Floridian Wwititecm and Corsiellarion Flitner. York; Mi Jnek, Boston: And: LS Fme- ew York, fig, Alknisar, Jewett, Bostouy bark Reber Tito, Hi: Rastia, Orr, 1 ap fie: er, Literp "" sate, A Maly: Ha tibett, eter, = ce, Idg; We! . . " el feforin, id. ae: oe claus, ‘Bedell, Now ork aaah pron, Mm, remen bark Atiautic, Foxer, Parker Boston Cid brig-Atuvay Kean Hiwravus ether rT, 7 s, 4 3 sehr Mere chant, Tessier, West funien® Sid ohio: Marian Thompson, B. ston; bark Juniata, Childs. Antwerp: brigs Tybee, White. Clement, Mayo, Boston; schr Merchant, Tessier, Eastport, Jan 10—Sid, Endora Wy ipchester , bri » Pike, Phil eg Fe Hoimes’ Ho. do for do, with Allstrum, Cole, last night mrechill, Aux Cayes Lysand Clara thins, land; Harmona, Pniladelphi sou, Boston for Washington, for Norfolk; Herald, Griffia, Ball nor, Venuard. Forfolk for Bort. and Telegraph, fm Boston for Vi Audrew Mai Go. rr and sid, schrs Express, orn 3 s ay Sen008, EAS it aterson, Increase Bay State, On- tario, Chee Alistram, Mav, ‘Maydlwwers and Govetaor, tar Graton; Montierllo, for Ellaworth: Martin for Sacos Herald, for Plymouth, Wind N Monice, Jan 10— Are Cid ships Morti r Livingston Skolfield, NOrleaus, Williain, Hal Chiate, d + Have I, Apalachicola; lo. TT Jan 16—Sid new bark ——. for N York, Tt. Jt 12— Arr schr Susan, Russell 7 Jan. 10,—Arr Bark Stranspo-t schr Gen Pattersoa. Sart oJ jn son: arhrs Exit, Heloey, Belize Honda as; Pansmn, Porter, Brazos Santiago; J:hn' Randall, Washington, from Brazos Sautiveo Cla, steamship Palmetto. Sinith Galveston; ships Mayflower ¢ rabtree, Havie ; Sno insor, Liverpool: Fmex, Welch, Boaton ; Middlesex Klliott, Bos ont bark Averon, Jordan, Marteilles; Louisa B dan, Marseill, hiladelphis ; Merced, Cabra, me jon ff) gt lade! altimores Dav Haley, Bi ‘ Randnll, Brazos Santiago. 9th, wrt spips Leland. Lewis, from Rio Janeiro; brigs Mary. Bussey, from Tamries; Kdmund, (Ham) Smith, from je Janeivo; Clarissa Watts, Wilmiogton. N Carotiua: Vera Crnz: Emms Noi Grand Caill'w Shi Rappahannock, Robert, Delaware inside tl out. Ships Arcole, Apollo, and Thom+s Wright, Vortianp. Jan 15—Arrachr Juliet, Gordon, Bonaire; Lady Suffolk Delaware City: Bowditch, Jackson, Frankfort for ‘air, Matanzas; cld barks , Walker, Havaua: png Cor- Nicholas, Vork. St Jago. 15th, turned, bork Burcham Sweersir, which sailed ith forkHs- put back on account of head winds, Sid 16th, bark Agenora: brig Elmira. - NTH, Jan 1d—Arr brig Wi-trop, Lord, Baltimore. Arabells. Rive Vers Craz. anil Dat igs Normin. (new) Mil ram, Trinidaa. 16th, ship Tam Por’. er lane, Bruce, Elizybeth Rierai, Manuel, "Balt i idas. Freveh, N Aron. Miller do: Heath do. 16th. std, Taft, F anceville, tor Char- ‘eston; Geerge Hardeasile, do N York: achs Edward, P ge. Have Emma, es Brown, Hatt, 0 ard James Barrett, May, Phiadelphia Brigs Esther, from —, of and for Saem_ ane sa: erior, fom Boston fur N’ York. pur ivto Dutch Is and Harbor 13th, fo" x hisbor. Sau rschrs Marb ehead, Smith, Wichmond ba. fem Glasgow? Sarah Ws ie Tr-nior, fom New Url rigs. Cleare Philadel ohi hr \ Lawrence Manso ove ce Varrionh 8 an 3 (vot yest+rdav rg Alb rt Perkins. which elenred 12th, fo dg tor ( hotleston ry. O. bora, Baltimore mmming. Dwight, Ports- he Arietus H achr 5 't— Arr ship John € mou Be cu Rr cark Syris, Davis, Lis ler in. MinGToN, Jan 11—Arrsehr Napoleon Smith. N Vor! Iverpo 12th, sehr Wesogus, York; 13th, schr Dingo, Petter will, Newport, R 1; 4th, thee masted sche Alvarsdo Cope lend. B: a Old. bi ix thers, Benson, Philadelphia 8 ‘oung. Otis, Cardeut hr Emelive, Carde- brigs Macv-dis. Peeble, Porto Ri-o; Forest, Katen, Hav: ha A J De Ross Potté Brown, ‘ocketi, Philadelptia; Guiffiag, N ‘ork. Coxsut for Santa viarths, and tonio. Tebiess: MD Abello, # i sseler, Mrs Joy ant teerag Martin, Passengers Arrived. Packet ship Vietoria—Rev J Carden geshall, N Bedford; R Willisms London; CL da; HJ Campbell do; R Whilcharch, London; J Lampha dnd lady, do. e—Packet ship Havre—Mr Townsend and Jedy: Mr Poirier, Edmund Ponier, Gol/schmidt. Wollhands ings, Skinner, *treeker, Hygeli, and $3 in the Ship Probus—H{ Danvers. England; F Marshall. Bf C Borne, N York: W Hoflman and lady, , N York: J u Miller, importath Loxpon—Shin Victoria—66 tous iron Grinuell & Mintarn— e to order—€8 giindstones Green & Wilmot—42 cases 52 bdls H Jessup—1 bale Nichols Pearce ake n & co do=2 | How Ma sh & eo, rd—I do Bicker Hurd, Philadelphia—t Licker Brothers do—2 Mortimer & Gawtry ~1 Lee & Crse—I Minturn & co—80 exsks | case Allen & co—18 ensks Handrats, Philadel- phia—50 cheats Grant & Stene—16 pk; & 30 casks rhelps Dodge & co—9 pkxs A & D B & come cauge Carter co-7 eases Upp order—6 do Stewart & co—20 tons con EK Meonwora—5 chts Dutin) & Cousinery—t cask 4 cases King & co—2 casks Mtrang & Brether—4 eases Stewart & co—I bale Horton & co, Boston —9 Cushmao & co—2 cases G Myri & Son—i kegs PD Link— 4 bales 2 boxes mdse Kilber & co—I ense mdse D Link—I2 phe Beringer & co—2 8 Conuer—I Rarrett & co—2 Parsous & co, Boaton—3 & Baker—3 cases KK ¢ o'ling—7 cases 5 casks o-der —5 bundles Parkson & com! cvse Bartlett & Weltord—1_ Felt Kco—1 A Seymour—t Sill & Thompson—t Gil well—1 cs WE Morean—1 Wiley & Patosm: Sward—1 Smith & co—| bale Spriding & co—| Becarr, Beck & com Haveransm—! es Bergin & com! Arold & col b x tLM Ice EC Pratt. Philadeiphis—2 chs Snider lurtin & com! box C Arden—4 8M Dodge—2'T & F Evine, Philafelphin—l beg J Fmerick—4 bls Gomeys, Day a W 'T Pheen, Boxior—7 Cameron & Brand: ‘war & co—2 Whichie. Hora & ce o=7 Smith, Thayer & co—19 Barcla Tllrich & Grogers4l0 pigs W_ Chonees inca cette Grae rie! Druger—< pkes ence, jr—3 ca gs B jeyer & son—10 chs 9 ceains Liman & Hrotners—44 bis 46 chts dtcs 13 cks to order. Loxnox—Ship Mediator—22 ex Allen. Slagro & com2i G “Meyer & Sors—t pkgs § & HK Weller6 bh's W Vuhman &eomt phge 8 Phelps & co— Walsh—7 ea K 8 co— & Morsoc—6 cs Mvrewood, Brothers & co—l es W J Mori on— tes P tou & Stewart—1 K & GN Binat—2_ Morrison & Allen ='3 cks L Johnson & cot bl Nichols, Pierce & co—3 cs C Baldwn—3 es 1 bx B Lawrence—6 pkgs L | Cohe: —108? by ir p Orlrich & Kruger! bx D Cogan—1 cs D Morrison—1d> i & H Haight & co—? do as nddressed—1 Barber & Brothers — | Goodhue & co—| T James & ‘Lert W Pill w—2 She,- pard & Morg-n- 90 pbes Farr & Waitmaa—7 do H Cohen & co | =7.J. 8 Rockwell & co—5 J Wes'—4 Clark & Cammia—! Goodhi 2 om 1 Seaver & Du bar—3as ddresse: 1434 bes GB Morenerd & co—%5 es I Renolds—21 Jones, Lee & comt2 Tooker Mend & co—10 J Gi- hon & co—70 A Mc Andrew & co—15 Sinith Thovgar & jarper Bros—9 Bie Onm & co-2 Clik & West- —2 Mort “Garey: 2 Gaydon Swauwick & « Bl. ke, Potter on & co—50 C0 K Stes ert—0J Reyburn—4 (amercn & Brand—2 G Link—2 Frason & G eenwall—3l Vyse & Sons—i cs J M Oppenheim—2 Mawson. Bros & co—2 G Meyer & Sons—61 bls 1 ek 35 cs 37 pkgs 25 bls 108 brs 18478 horns 193 bxe 16 slabs to order Havag—<teamship Missouri—2 cases mdse F. Baker & eo— 2do L Hailowell & co—2 Nevins & ro! Ha t & co—1 G Gib- c0—5 ¥ Ba Sevgne'te & co—! AH Werd & co—1 © Farr— Herhert=2 A —! Howey, Wit iame & cn—4 4 Srignette & co—! J Delime -) cs sweetments J Moulan—i5 cs mdse LK ger Guiilanme & co—f pt es Buite field Brohers & co—3es 4 Seig ette—4 W H Smits &co—1 Winston & eo—2 F pow dequio—i VJ Mag- i Lyon J Ley &co—2 — Morlet—2 cs silk net 3do alk and worsted g ods Harsenbers & com4cs mdse M tionrd Freres & com! A Live reales sik Co "i ribbons Ch Goa leidom & Dej ngn—6 cases Bo ord & Haiton—1 es J J Smith =1 Goldschmidt & col Bourry d'Ivernois & co—2 es livia plants D Boll—4 pkys E Besssnge—l bs & =15 J White—2 \ Hesserberg & co—3 L & P Gresholz— 17: + Hessenherg &e —:7 Lachaise & J | Haniine & Ovte mon- 1 Rosenfeld fe e—5 Daniels & B ady 8 Hant Br thes—! Movitt Kiy k en—9 Bowen MeNamee— +) Watt & Shermin—1 Grernwavs Henry & 8 nith—6 Ba'ly —o Mi Hallowell &eo—1 UH Mann J iam—=1 © Ch fin=t Claudios Or —2 amet x & com! JP bice—10 1) Fanchs id & co— pidt & Avdreac—2M Brognard& com? Appleto —? von & ~cott—4 h Spryer—2 Malezie-en Gond—I phe & or—3en J t—1 A Guerder & com! M & W Liv- Li eqnut—2 Lovering r— Andvesr— 2 E Possange— 2 ea Fabrighe res Marras—! dG Havens RA ficom! A Sei av \op—2 R Guil sume mt Staton, Welle Reed td Carbit & co—5 L rd ‘ngston. on ft Carbit ee i Teel 7-1 Martell MIO F Betuhesmer. Tavl r=3 mann—8 Calanne & Rambler—2 E F Dambmann— 2 Hevise G Von Bauer—5 C Wood & co—? J Rene & fons—I2 Stunt & B other—4 Beokard & Mutton—10 Emeie—2 Brivton & Skaikes IJ—27 AT Stuart & co—? Jolly Freres—1 J Damb- manu—3> Brnkerd & Mntton—2 F, Dord—12 .. & B Curt =2 Moran & tselin—| Victor & Dackwitz—I Ballin & #ander =! Swedenheren-1 Lutz Fre:es—1 1. G uadveze—3 Moran in—4 © Dambmanr—1 Poghim—15 JR Jaffray—! F Gi terdet=1 Lafo est—2 Fellom V Ar Dongliass Bro hers va frm the steamer Unit 4 cas chave Bert «o—1 do B ad 10 EB ponte Keo—8 Renard Woodhead—20 + veschii Chouren & so 5 O—1 iter, Price = 13 phues and 20 cs wine 1 Victor Durand -2 A Ht nette & cO— 6 O Varet—1 J M Davies & Jove—21 AT Sia rt & co—10 © Gignony & com] Bra nen & Focke—| Ineot, Conrougier & co— 5 pkus / lien, Hazen & co =—21 bus Fellows. Van Srisd le & Cooper—26 phvs Day a, eo—3 BG Hede & Son'—2 Uraner, Fairchid & om! y & Patnam- 7 Parsons x co=12 Stone Swan & co —1 WF Ladd—6 A Bininger & com! Mr Ph Iii Cer, Beer & May—4 Bernheime: ann—4 CV Vorweck—3 Brogemrons & Wool em Schuch rit & Geb- lrd—2 Peter D Mat H Bodmer—1 H Fic KB Oartis & com18 Oh Stoddard & Loverire Hotren—23 Noe), & De Contey—3 HW & i Heht &.Von Renan—3 Kerler &e or—2H T Begs old —1 Ch Gaenebiom! PA Bret! LG! tz Toa) quet Kreremt Sehuirz & Blidorn—! G Ponsor—4 Jam eron Fox & Wheelwright=1Canfirld. Beoe & cnml © Lene ken Hovey & Willisma—4 DR 1-17 KE Fabreguertes, Fils & Morin—3 Ld & Tay'or—8H Hejehr & coma ¥: Bow aangr=2 Roger, Guilaum= & erm ty Hessenberg & co—t Sva, Irminge & com! Orime & Mather—6 Peter Marray- 10 Louirr & Baber=1 P Porie-—1 1. Re renfard Frere—5 8 Genon —1 G Kumb es ‘obert Boreel—' 914 & eo—1 4 Back—t ehn'y & Bleidon=t Fir y LK He rick? Rig & Brothes—t FL Vathev=14 Lachnive & a PRFFr midt y coi DA Boot! yom Umber, Dam) many he $ Sibertim1 Keen & Der 3 TP Ste dIvernois & miele Davis, Fairehid & coi: Thyme—3 Bory & Schuchardt—4 patho @ Weta E Warbura—! Wood & co—d Phelps, Chittenden & Blivs—2 TT’ Stuart & €0 —2 Butcerfiel cot Hunt Brothere—1 N H Manu & co— Muuroe—1 J 8 Sallivan—2 Smith, Corev & co—3 —i Read, Taylor & co—38 | Wel dge, Blake & co—1 C A Bandoine—t E, Thayer! Hend- mill jog & Overm:nn—16 come Milt B Whitewri 3 Wed Brother WH xen— —39 —(L &B field 4 Mair- & Robes Maller—1 He & en) Fellows —2 Van Arsdale & ( swiss 2 AH Ward & co— IN Thomas € Gull. schw Mi wout—5 Co orn & Se! > Bros—1 Joha Deraismes & co7 Hardt, & com31 ‘nahman ~2 Boyd Havas—Ship Havre—t8 pkgs mdze R Cottenet & com? Cerf, Beer & Mlay—2 Clark—17 Lachai 0 gete & com! James { Heurveou & CI hareh—tJM Davis & Jones—1 Raltha:z Flenler—2 Jacot, Sownonier & cot John E aut =2JA Ra 1 bd 75 bast Phile—3 Wi weR parcels § P ic! Keo oh. kg to oro ht & Lewke Ga elle Dingry—t D Bosron—3 J W B ovgert & com 2J v erait—2 French, Wells & ev—13 G Tiffany —1 H Hectou—i merait—2 3 Parsons & Pauexmo—Ship Sorhia Walker—910 100 do filberts 100.do walnuts 100! es Walker & Is, Bosron—10 ens oranges 2 casks wine to the master—100 eases hnes sumac 32 6 do ora G ant & D: same 256 bi to order. 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J Riderap y & Giles F Hon hom s— tamn—67 Benknard & Hatton—1 H Brahe—6 Isler & Orto—9 A & & Watler—20 Jolly Kreres—t 8 Gerson—i L Rosenfeld rs—20 Spies & Chirist—35 Loeschigk & Wesendovek—i & T Mali—t Vietor & Achellis—I J &H Petrie—4 kd Kaupe—5 De Ronge & Morsn—6 Lehmnier & Bros—2 0 Kr 3 Henry Esher—19 G Hesseugerg & co—7 achardt~I & Rush—5 L & K Grosholz = lenak:—4 Piunkett & Frete—8 A Legonx—1 heia—3 WH Mau Tomeed Burerfield, Bins te eraivmnes & Co— , 9 A FStuar & co—7 E is Stance Bros—6 R & H Haight & co <1 Tiason & Baker—5 $1! & Thovson—l A Bazen—1 V J Magnin & Guedin—8 J & J P Steiner—7 Stoddard & Curtis & co—li Schuhard Bach & com! Isaac amith & co—2 J U Kaokelmann: ¥ A Heorchs—2 P A Bret—2 0 W Vi i rt—! Fox & Livirgston—1 TC Thorn—7 Mo- ‘an & Iselin=5 Martin & Lawsou—10 Parsons & co—3 Peter 0 nich & com15 Noel & De Courry Reoard & Schroeder & Switzer—10 Boicean | J Dotan & sone E Bossange ‘oles—! J R Herriehs—i Lohisaat ic on Baurem3 AK Ea0-9 H Lod. | Keom4 J KI Stuart & com 5 J & | oner—18 Willistor—9 Read, T r—7 Oitlen, Hagen & co—5 Woram & & Fleming—6 L B 4 Soleline & P.gett—6 | Dupre & co—19 LR Guillaume & eo— com2 FA Artiut 25 C Gignoux & co—3 Le Gal, B uland & co—51 C Payen & co—2t Bounry De lvern Moran & Sieber—5 Ho 8. Co: Gea rg—1 GC Holman—t H Baldwin 2 Vartuseelie—1 G@ Meziit & co—4 Tiffany, 35 Matezienx, Gourd & - Vntray—=t A Araold & com1 Mrs Crooks—3 W Ii Smith & co —3 WH Cary &co—10 Levi, son & sons—21 1 co—19 Mortimer & Gawtry—2 BG Waiuwris Alden & como Caleb Vece—3 8 , inen—l Durfee, Libar & Willinms—1 Bo E Harrison Re 2 Ketdal, ter—1 Bailey 8 Cochran: Hy shards. eis & Shaw—t L & VK rby—i Di ker & Alberti! Gaille—4 Wm Kedmond—i T Schub:—8 Hughes, Waid & co—3 NI Beenr—3 ‘Tra &ev—lt Kessl-r &'co—4 Keimer & Meeke—3 Corbit & comt KA& GH Witthans Schmidt & A ‘are! tz & Baker—t F Tnorspeekes & co—! pa 3 Boy: LH Wyekot —80 Routh & Tilse—300 do 10! cxses emao—1 H Tit: boa) Ma o-—~\3 JB Okre—5 Meeke ‘ard & com'1 Stuart Brot 1 We vi Cook & % co-28 Latiu & Sauder Franch Wells & com3 Kitt. | ‘& co—27 Cleiion, Maillard & | & comi CF Hearichs—t | Hes enbern & co—! Finu F Choupecken & com? & | t 2 vewer=3 AC Kossir —l A W rdequin— co—4 Bern er & Huule- hn Kandall ne 1 Watt & Sherman—2 John uder—6 1 & M He!brouner— & Gebhaid—1 ‘orweck—3 = Warbura— &co~3 JJ Asror—2Li Cuba aylos & jaueh- Binsse & eo—2 Nathan Hovey Wiliam & c —3 Peter ok & ¢-—34 Lane, Damsou & terel & Blsin—I7 b. Baker & i r—2 Little’ + & Faurchild—2 1 Lewis & Fair- n & McNamee & Keese—2 James ih Guriguer2 J ous & Peters JW Blod- cc =5 Dra jomas & Vai &e fe haitelain & Pover—t Charles © sous—1 Adams & co—1 sett & Ahurn -1 Wright. 1s. Fairchild & co—i 4K Decheaux—4 Ratu & lor & Merrill—3 Heilbuth & rac, Irwin le . Bias nx & Thomns—3 Daniels & Brad Mailiard & co Avis 3} Uhirion riem12 C Dore=t W Rur- —l F A Woeodworck—1F D. dW & Honeken—! toot & Aue f—1 FS Winston & cot do Malford & Wins vi i—9 Vern, e—2 Liopeneatt & Per- Plote & co—2 T is & Core ATs hur 300 2 be lemons Boston—70 beles rage raper, Boston—210 bags nt} thers, Db Richard Phi A Chester cross, D-Wh tue Conn; J Van Rennselrer. Brisse, Davall. lett. © r hy © Hoorer, Philade!phi Memphis; D West, Philadeiph A Whitey, J binsou, Koxborou el; Auburn: J W Row! W Jessup, R Prince, Flus! Paul, Brooklyn. W Platner Cor W Joslyn. Mass Wh W H Jessi do; GW tden; Col 3A JN Brien, Ire Arrival of Strangers. Tuxspay, Jan 18 AMERICAN HOTEL Miller, Boston; Lt C Hyd atins Beran, Georgetown. DU; ‘thomas Mar H Elewortl den, New York; T Hon H buckley, Fairfie! wath; JV: Point: New en; “ox W Bench, Springlield, C D nd Miss Lew: € Taylor, Boston; H Branvegee, doz J Compbe Leavens. Norw: D Day, Provideuce; ) Freeman. Haven; {, Bradford: J D Steele, Bo wu fad, G 8 M Downer sod son, do; Ma: Jones, Cincin- ar, Ohn E We A bany Somers; W1 sands, Alabam» Charlestor James VeChntock, | hiladelphia; Williom Day. Massachu- estas UG H Beseh. Norwich; Samal lade] pti nton, N Watertown. Massac 8 fhephard, Litchfield: B Fetch, Buffalo; Geo Hopkirs, Delaware River; Mr Ogden Livi q athbone, Sand Lake; G Mitchell. Vetron; RK G eile tts; Mr Bryan, New Jersey; J 8 Lisbuay, Ciner Ch Ansterdam ; aul, New ¥ ; W Valentine de'paia; J MeCulloch, N N fe ‘m Amiem, Semael W Andress, New nati; RGliver, New thiladely hia Rock! ASTOR re; C Jones, Richmond RB Vy erry P Simpson France: Cox, St cITy G Mas. heo Cuyler, do; R Hami Howes, do: CLINTON HTEL. 4, Phitadel; hi th di ‘hapin, samuel CROTON HOTEL. E Wh temore, Bostoa; ( J Warner, NJ; S'Harris, do; J Yale College; 8G Mulford. do: H H itilesey, Cona; E Williams, Oxeida Co. EASTEKN PEARL STR&ET HOUSE. T 8 Boardman, Hariford; Dr E Spronls, New Haven: S Scow, Deep River; J Mk radiey, Conn; Ai Uapt Bassets, Bridgep c 3A BB Fhiadetphin; WM W. omeroy, Pittsfield. HOWARD HOTEL. A Nesb tr, Phil selobia JBEMi- G Smith. d Chaud'er, Ps Event. Qiines :H Hile, Prov; D silinmsen, Pas row, de; M Ste- in Wort, * uborn. LOVEJOY’S HOTEL. srwich Cr; J Smart, Philed; R MeC » Brown, do; T'S Mills, 8 Caro ina felt RS. NATIONA Duon, NORTHER. Mz Morrison Boston; Uap: © Mel 0 jersey; RATHBUN H Al Coun; N Clemauts, Tetras J Giles, Rhode Isinw necticut; RM Hali, co: R E Wiiliamson, We.tchester, E Ca 3 A Bailey. Connecticut: 8 T Hooper, N J Gregory, Connecticut: J Fe Jerse D Be NY; Have Keene, Maine; U R Small, Massachuset WESTERN HOTEL H M Nor hep, Waldei Hyominon, Bdgepor m Joh: ton, Buffa'o: Win Wern ‘bee, L wee Noyes, do; wi OFFICE, ership, and opened ao pV to ettend to rach pron Newburgh: Mr. and \ ra M Dr Baza, do: Vira Merritt, ashy C W Heard, d>; G A Beanett, N Y; J © Mathews, Syracuse | UNITED STATES HOTEL. K A Robinson, J Danforth, Lo Captain Barstow, New ¥« En land, C Atwater, iH d four children, Rngland; GE q TE Pavol ders be confided tothem New York, Jtnnary (7.1866 A LAWYE H's OFFI: h—Wanted, a person who has ome knowledge of practice, and wha can write nswitable ed apply sivous of improvement, and not depe dent on salary, considera: wie advaatages will ply at 15 Ni Bo’eloek 0} PUBLISHED ¢ TKOW & © Besuties of ite Bey Non and TAMMAN TAYLOR gs, England; Mr Meritt, W: int , Boston; Capt Crnneerent: C J AKing A os Gul Jas on. Ph 5 VAN be HI 0 a Poem, teresticg at the present instant Fredome us ‘aeath What more en honting 18? (naa 9 Aclime m st lovel ted ta the lofty capes bi zephy de, Fxterdig in exch guif aud round each ol hed |. Balt: Holbrook. Bost: n; Lt Adam Mr Crawford, J W Reppliens, Lee, Philadelphia; g B BY. N P Bairchild, do. FRANKLIN HO 2A © Gar jutler. 3G Curtis, Cha ork; 3 Haves Albaay New York: B Coffia, ew Yor JUDSON’S HOTEL. vings‘on, New Jersev; C Allen El. Nicho's, Danbary: J Wim hill; Dr Dinble, S ail, Boston; J W Clapp, do; H Penfield, fon, C1; Ht hase, Conny M M F B Mattack, Philnd: ny Sroy; C jatinders, ‘it, Boston; F Hildreth, Lowel ddletown, Ct; EG Storer, N 35 P Brooks, Georg C D Fmih, i hompson, Schnectad: $ Hall, Unies; W_H Clark, Con ey Jt, Birmin, bas 7 H W Curtis. Meriden war able Wed S$ DAY—BY MESsnS LEAVINT + No. 19t Broadway —"* enthe; Arow d hese win Infantry: G Deihl, ore, doe D. Moore HOUSE. ;Miss Gardeer, W Dricker, N Phorn, W. Ner- D Atwood, Boston: W Went- Y; Mr Merrick, W Hart ers, J 0 JSN; i Ro- oomis {ro s ‘Capt Palmer, Stonin; Ss Amey Lowell, ‘Montes’ HOTEL. Louis, 3 JH Consett, Boston: Mr tney.. Philae 'W MeGill, jams, do. N Scartev int Bor AW on, Bost ton, 4 3 Wii ER Stoddar}, Bronklyn; F faee cael st Indies; CH veecs, Cty Win Reyzolds, New York: Robeit G Seecbury, N Bedford: Jeasup, Wesifizid: Harlow Isbell, Mer- ‘apt Henry Adaws, Steamer urlington ; John Koxford do ; Blacrom, Yale Coileg- ; EL. weh, New Orleans; D M Be’ Norwalk: Capt Day, Norwich: | Cc > Botts, Nor Joyce Berge ‘Leonard, Pride: Wi ; & Thompson, New + W Goodridge, Hart: Sing: Wm «all ounor, Pittsburgh: D Moore, do; Ch: Waterbury, Po’keepsi avidence; W Beams Mass; Haven; J J MeCtean, W' Stickney, DB Holmes. Baiderston, N Haver; J H J i Barber, Newps t; & Johnson, # T Sargent, Calais, Me; G Thompror, Holifix L HOTEL Moore, Gideon Purtun, Laasingburgh: Alex Bunuell: ‘ork, HN Woodruff, N HOTEL. : Connecti ut; C Moore, JH Martin, do; H Steensen ’S HOTEL yukoop, “t Low s: boort, Boston ; BE Hasgeriord ivingston county; Y¥ HALL. ne ¢ Ferriss, Dutchess co. on; JF Danvers, Johuson, Ku gland WJ Warmer, Obw; tu New M Lewi Linscott, M: am; Kev E Pidds. Lan_err_New Bri- | tar, New Haven; W | day SGT Ww) haw, Prov: Loomis suffie'd; ew London; Thomas Janver MeFarl ‘do: JMR J Richards, A:vieboro: dy. Norwich; Thos R Se 0 riters baying formed a inw office *t No 54. sional busin’ may BUREN, H. W. ROBINSON. ass qualified. ‘Vo a person de Terms toree dollars per et, 3d floer, front office, be dny and Tharaday, Narr, ‘With enpions notes, deeply we V et Nagel 6 pi mori.” by most fertile Alond o'er ing Venting all theland, the fud Asky se eves een, In he emure tides Whi'st oheums plav. What Hamlets and vith arpenr, wth Such this 4 a tia isto be devo- ADVERTISEMENTS NRW BVBRY MORNING, a ‘Trunks, miseellaueous articls advances aud eharges. RY AL GU ¥—( will be sald by Royat . BROWN, AUCLIONE KK ~FURNIIURE, PI i pelea un¢ Articles. &e.—J. W. | we. Will sell, this day, Weduesday, Jan. 19, at 103 o'clock. at No. 142 Broadway, a large stock o/ cure, comprising aii tremens abe Cn nag A a) Fiepe oo 8; alse. a fal jahing articles; also; stuffed Bites Camshor Wood ‘ke. ke. Sale positive to pay Iu rALN LINGS—'Lhis eveusma, Gurley, 304 Broad: Mh = of oil paratings, including also a few fia collec: oRrAVINgS ih the usual Variety containes ly eaeribed by catel ttoneer. 27 Wa L sir “eu t at ‘hie fly made to order, and very 1i house, e! tment of fares uci.oneer—touschuld BF N 1036 o’cloek, I O OF O.F. © members ot 1 at cheitfroom, o'clock, P ity vodge, No 1st are paruieulurly all, on Thi ', 20th I aMcO vkOOCH—L. way. a Lady’s small Ci an‘ angel driving a chariot to any oge bat the Ghikenl on Saturday, 15th instom adway, with (he word; ‘Phe tinder wiil receive th nid Poward to Mr. 8 ‘94 Churel it. yesterday turenoon, in Bi mie ith a white KE WAD—A Poinard or Dagger has been lost or left in one of the stage Ji Republi ‘Ucn N—F om the: vor of Nu rewarded, at GEORGE JOH 5 1 one roll un W ANFED~A situ tion by WwW front room up st Spruce street, op the Vth inst.. between five and six o’cloc! CURLED HAIR, weighing about thirty-five one giyivg information relating tothe above will be liberaily ISON’S No. 11 Spence % yeapectaule woman cook, washer, or irouer, and baking. The best o teferenve can begiven., Apply to9) Madison street, fortwo of white de. Any ae f city “Tesale Mereavts House. Most res ref rences given, required Asldre: at the office nf ANd el person competent to deaw ana des. ry of ali kiw Iso me yersant wicn ailwav wheels and axle making. Add-ess N. , Herald Office the best of city references. Enqui floor, KES ECT ABLE PRU £2 tustion as pa tr protestant girl as ch mberm: h ork. Good referenc: ANTED—By a respectabie young woman, aaitua cook, washer, and ironer, i aprivate family Can g:ve 19 City Hall pla GIL wi N cook or chambermaid in a hote: or to vo general Apply at to2 Vi tion as she: jo tat or retail, at the Tepresem*tion. ner of Whvrehall it to th iradvaatage to call, asshey can purchase rel at the woolesale rate. and the quality at a}t tumes equal to JOSEtH NAYLER, No. | Fron, street, cor= Keetal busers iber offers tor sale fine brands Geues+e, « hio, end Michigan Fiowr, at wha’ exale will fin le bare IN® RNG usnal mode particularly in the fine effe mens of wearly all the fire tecen'ly been published ci astyle to rep ut and permane icy of col merican engra' be seen atthe rom of Wm. iL | Butler No 251 B-oatway, Plunbe's Bui'ding ns Whi lor; speci- ich have Po Ler. IN WILUIA dero built t Cellars prem ja ten in un es walk of Peck Si Br. Gi 50 Ferry street, New Yor! ck jr i : pe House, wi Vi ond dl Ferry, from I of Thos. J. hi at L SBUKGH—The thee story Brick House and Store in South Seventh street, three ow Sc nd street, second biock fom Peck sl Ferry. may be had; reut $200, Al ihber f Mav. Fenurck RARE CHANCE—Kor Sonth Brooklyn. asd now doin, cheap to a cash for selling 1%,that he quire of Petrick Mackey, 3 sexe on given immediately 100. BROADWAY —FisH. son of the year ex ensive fisheties uf ou- sou" for the r convenience and com! Fabrics atredrced trices at hand w lease of said place, years from next May. an ust. mer. ‘The only rea is in poor he Ith avend some out deor business | For further G hen those enw 1g good bi Ke will in the propri a pr BuOrs! wa wy ‘ietor has liged Preservation. ter- root Hubber Warehouse 100 Brosdway, epposite Trinity Chorch where may be foucd ih selectest variety of Fatent Metallic Rubber ( ou the 10th inst , the following g tors of this Hadden, Elisha BR: Gardner G Howland, J. W. of the Bowrd, William Pe jagston, J. Philips Ph: Gayisichards. avd Ew. J, Woolsey. Atn sibsequent meeth 'W. Wor, was nani mously dent; Jcha Morton, Mauager; and C.L. Everitt Secre- FFiCk OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHI M- PANY, January (7th, 1848 —Atthe annual Hiection peld owing geutlemen were chosen Di epany, for the ensu ng vea: Fox John J Palmer, icaeph Kernocsnns N iy ‘igge, Joseph Walker, Thomas re-electe AND ©AR—Dit.P er of Cents. had at - WELL attends exclus aves of the Eye and Ear. trom 9 to 4 o'clock, 6 Warren stieec. reatise On the Eye,its Diseases, and their cur Kravings, rules for Lue selec’ion of spectacles, &e., p D 1 Powell's lag, James av der. ar Nassau KOKEN BANK BILL>—Broken h Sires Sereken Cather Gree EL excha:rge fo Shirts, Stocks Collars. Gloves Has ents, at SCOLTS” Cheap Furnish 0k Bit Ba change Bauk, rv, ing 3 on the taxer im and Ua- ‘Store, 94 Atlas James.and for all kinds of D y Goods, from 336 Jollars; Printed velai Nec! Cree Is 6d; Gi Hosi Gloves: Gi Susp Tick, Di-pe wr M3 Welker ye aud Ons r s, Caskmeres ana Alpac: Calicoes; white and nableached Mustin Sheeting: Woolen tlemen’s Black Silk Hi hams, Ked and White Fi Towelirg, &e—GEO. STi corer of Mulberry a KOKEN BANK BILLS—BROKEN BANK BiLLo— Northern Exchange, Ce bee AW Dr snge mere, do. rchiefe, in aw! BROWN, Stone &e., bought c leas ad inet Tinks engrav tdi Books of her tafe RDI SIG: brilliancy et the. eity—which bri ther. fiiane They are al hor ttended to i HARDY and Will medial man in New York. *. Cooper has diseove debility. bi mea, ‘This, weakness ol intellect and aversio brought on by a secret when too fi i the limbs eal Si graver aud 233 Brovdway. opposite the Park —¢ cyphers, &c . engraved oust ne or bres wi coats of arms found and painted in a and forsarced to any part of the United PADI . | Orders left at Joges, Beebee & 1 be ‘he partnersh; nhardt & Scott, was dissolved os the lst W. COOTER, @ DUAN STRE) ely indulged in, small of the back. eonfusion of the A cure warranted in every Heraid tectins monde. di the rough oreutto avy f 1m; lad es? seals than ys ‘States or € ed to an} Co %s, 12) hereto: fe tient. dulged 13 tyle from $2 ups ard Famtez, 8, crestas ats, Den auaca— [ody upwards of 200,600 numes. Any ‘3 GILDED B_AsS LETIEN- & S—Theve letters are remarkable for durabi ilding unequalled oy any other artiel OR warranved to s'aod ex. osure 'y color that may 0 Fulton More @x- . between Chatham : im streets, has for the last fourteen years ene joyed the most extensive practice in private disezace of an: He cau cure the most aggravate ud mild edses cured in two to five days. da new method by which je worst form of stricture in {rom on weeks, with scarcely any pair to, t' e pat habit in) to two ic pepsin, eran orn charee Dee AGH 7 PRiVaTE TREATIS* cisenne their care. He be ieves, howeve: cially in St from its ing singe plaiut ) he can off Mlice x Iv excep ed. Le Americ: x 86) der avy cit. umstanees, eu De Lamoti’s Freuch Remedy. kind thit can be taken with sefecy, the person ina healthy condition and wot Uy leasaut te the in: New Yok. Price $2. sttended to, and the medicii b eakrge. t have surered from acertiia ¢liss of pretending peo, other causes, «ho can proverly appreciate his services fi'st or ivespient, to its mi in which (fom uncommon vantages. in addition to a very extensive ati ny 3 racti¢e in th fi by le term: ew Vo € ‘om thre only me dicin: ud 6to 9 P.M. ye his com- eal cure. which. has g ound f rstaring, can be obtained from noather sures ie rs 9to 12 A.M, Conut r Post Of ce. 11k DISHADES IN ALL BI ¢ ay be cd . SND UN- e 10 five dais by > of da hops of its lesviog Ic 8 evtirely verecble, Sold only at 121 Fulton st. ere post prid, will be promptly. ine forwarded, and secure against M otes hi tee rom a ’ and impoieuey, him. Strietures he cures without pain, ma, with the siguatures of Sir Astley Cooper, Sir A. Car! &e, in his Office, 20436 Fultom street. A perfect cure EDICAL ¢ AWD--Dr. Morison, 2003 Futon steet d re. time to the treatinent of Privete Di ger TEM dey Pura eal Es of the Eve. plete rev ew of th excess, aud alsn of every huown mlangange adapted to every rea New Vork mach good. hints, id Lag general yee and wormmgs” Kyeni of Dr. Mort, the inventor of tf quarntanc: tn &e , are porti things in the bol gard with seypr devotion to the rs ity onder tryin common interes cx of her eritical per od, by hut (hedition. Price $125 For sal 92 Broad a A me e cially to thpse it hess ved from ‘hat have before ot taining it, alm acure, It is pow look Hire and sper Coraplaigr, overrome the p eju apampblet andy WYATT S KET HAM AT PIT AM 108 Pawery, my Ne yous Wiscrders. Bilinus rvs F 4, Flatatenee, REATISE ON “DISEASES OF THE dwerd He Loxon, and Leetures on th on Bt. Thi ly des ‘York Journw of Medicine and Col is written ina cieat, nervous style, a: ' i eriptions are ace Judieions. ‘The practitioner will fiud it a reat number of valu en years sand: delieney and care, jo grent Rood ‘t remedy, not only for Piles. but for send Stomach and from which Py an interval remeds, ands flered to the pol ie at lied medicine for Piles, either Bice a sovereiguad for the lie ff ow Bile. onda postive enve of Liver on of th: Dowels, fadie Constipatvon, Leflammstios the Opera is work conti cay from self salar a D xon | gon on i a al ol professional reeder TU x TARY ieive ia eppareit toall: * of agony and p hay or BI vepey Chonie rehitd t ren. ne, Hi lecid: n Medical and Dr. Dixon has written fey and welou ore «and ail the SEXUA D .awthor of cae t is ealeulated to do id the treatment a pupib ¢ instr is bool jed Jans 1 sta thin will te: ingen mp them wi hw Hi DISASES— from the Crad'e to the Grave—adat ted exclusively to her ins struction in the natural laws of her ay+te. ward H. D xon, M.D.) p 325, le by CHAKLES B. ‘KING: je nea lind, @ Nee Seen. Jann: ice: forall all wha more fully, ov purchoring, ge und retail, ty at ret, by D: iy Te © water Font horongh re 11 50 per ton, and pose A ream’ wi hniare veverco.r that holds aix werka! water, in ley sense Ardvess @ note, post paid, 10 Peper i'l, Box No = Su PAPEK Offi € at very low, summer, g he mill he hid nd ‘The mill * hy ihe freight to New Yo k is Itys suimeted on a very good vatid ony myy depend on baing always co ith 9 p-ompt, onfe and enercetie aera unveiling, supplied + nfli¢ient to the mae! 1 Prompt ntti ” et are ja the Hu rau