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From he TOY Budget

sts- The Albany Evening Journal, though coward
ly and hypocritcally proiessiug enmity TO United
States Bank 1t boiling in magnity towards the
Executive simply, reality for arres,ing the uncon-
stitutonal projects of Henry Clay Tor such an lnstu-
lion thus harmless spitfre terms the President a
Benedict Arnold and says he will be headed 10y the
Wings doing their whole duty" When the w higs
m Congress do this shall expect to Mr. Tyler
"headeI"-but that would require a miraculous in
terposition which we have hope for while skulk-
inG ambitious denagogue Is urgng them on IN their
desperate schemes OF rule or ruin" WING Con-
press do their whole dutyW by fastening an odous
and destructive measure TO necessary one-and The
two separate and dlsnctivefor the purpose OF pllag
,no the country and advancing the Interests of one
man The people, IT will be ound, have very difie
rent idea of what constitutes "ther whole duty
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MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE

The President sent a message TO both Houses
of Congress on Thursday, transmitting the do
cuments, &C., in to-day's paper. As we pre-
dicred, the COZ y was withheld from the printer
10 the Senate, until Gales and Seaton secured
il for the Integencer on the following day.
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AGENT FOR THE MADISoNIAN.

Mr. G. w. VESABLE is duly authorized to solicit
subscribers to the Madisonian, and receipt for the
same.
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BOrTS'S CATLETT AFFAIR.

We call upon the great Cay caucus leader to
say when he intends to head the President with
the Catett case. This exposition is expected
by the country.
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OUR AFFAIRS WITH MEXICO.

We doubt not the whole nation will respond
to the prompt, decisive and patriotic answer
which the President has sen, to the Mexican
Government, in reply to the impudent epstle of
Mr. Bocanegra.
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Lightning.--A Mrs. Grosh, living near Wilmer
ridge, Washington county, Maryland, was STRUCK
by lightning, on Friday last, and instantly killed.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
az Usrrr-N soN-EssENriALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
rg1Ses cHARIrY.-Augusita
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-05
PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov A, 1872
Another glorious and sunny day overhead-the
sun shining down into all the broad WAYS and mar
row alleys, as with most democratic disregard TO
the conditions Of society but regret to say, that
it shines very dull surface in this city Of right
angles and straight streets-neyer was Philadelphia
so dull. Do tell something about the opera at
the Park; our folks are expecting visit from the
company here after you have done with them and
would be glad of fair critique in your paper
Theatricals here are losing concern to most of
the houses indeed, doubt if the Walnut, which
prospers most under its female ruler, has done much
more than clear Its way, while the empty OF
the other houses and places Of amusement prove
conclusyely that we have too many for all to live
and that in times of scarcity of cash, people prefer
bread and butter to laughing or crying
The financial review OF the week promised to
you in my last, find myself reluctantly compelled
to postpone Tor day SO, until can obtain
information Of Importance. The news last received
by the steam ships has produced but little stir here
There Is more anxiety about New Orleans, her
trade and banks, In which many OF our citizens
large stockholders, than any thing ese and every
southern mail becomes an arrival of interest Our
banks little tight just now, owing to the want
of exchange, and desire TO keep perfectly easy in
regard to specie. The offerings however are very
small, and the demand for capital very limited In
deed.
In the Hoffmaster and Van Welt case, the Jury
are out 1t is generally supposed their verdict will
be for the defendant, Van Welt
A man blythe name of Whitaker attempted sui
eide last evening, by drownng-cause, want of
money. He was prevented by some lockers on,
much to his annoyance.
In BANxRUprcY-PErIrIoNs FiLrD.-Levi Weaver, of
the firm of Weaver and Miller forwarding merchants
and of the firm OF L. E. j. Weaver factors Dauph
n John Steel miner, Schuylkil; Isaac NJ Zane late dry
goods merchant Philadelphia; Edwin A. Palmer late dry
goods dealer, now clerk Philadelphia
SALES STOCKS DAY.S50 State SIS, 1912, 55 $3.50
Lehgh 6s Mortgage Loan, 81; $1,000 Reading RR Bonds
1850 Az $1,000 do do do, All 10 shares PHIL Will and
Bait. RR. g.
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sHIPP1N1i INTELLICENCU

PHLApELPHIA, Nov TAR Richard Rush. Nickerson Pro.
violence; Emelne Nichols, NYork; Phadeloh Dehar do
Below Napoleon Cslef Windsor, Ms; Edward Kent, off
BALTIMORE, Nov 3-Ar Turner, Woodbury. Portland Cid
Napier sandford, NOrleans; Charles Wrg man, Hayne T
ndad; Houton, Godfrey, New York via Hivre de ce SID
Roanoke smith, Rio Henry Shelton, Longcope Rotterdam
Chickasaw, KendTick, Boston
ALEXANDRIA Nov 2-Arr st Helena Bath; Susan Ludwig
Thomaston; Baltimore, Lubec Sid Archibald Oracle Rice
Kingston ia.
RIcHMorD, NOV 2-An Vesper, Eastpor. Sid Union Bos
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The GREAT MILLER MEETING AT NEWARK
Contrary to all expectation, the Rev. Mr.. Miller did
not reach the Camp Ground until nine O'Clock last
night; in consequence of which there was nothing
done except Indifferent by of the SUBJ
ordinates in the afternoon, precisely similar in
character to the doctrines we gave in yesterdays
Herald, and almost verbal repetition thereof.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

The LAST GREAT RACE BETWEEN FASHION AND
BLUE DIcK.-The grand finale, for the season, be-
tween these splendid nags came off yesterday over
the Eagle Course, at Trenton, for purse OF $500.
IL was most beautiful race, and drew together a
large concourse OF spectators, among whom were
LORD Caiidan, Hon. Baillie Peyton, William Glib
bons, Esq, and other distinguished characters.
Fashion won the race in the two heats, making
the following time
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Arrivals.

AsroR HOUSES. A. Allen. NY; J. ID. Whitesidss,
I'll VIM. May and lady, U. s. Nj Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, w
Sturges, Miss Stockton, G. w. Palmer Boston; John X
Cooley, England; Judge Williams and lady, w H. sur
ley and lady, Hartford; A. Ransom, Aibanyj D. Arm
strong, u. 5. Navy; c. l.. Thayer and lady! Beverly
Mass; Thos. Barton, S. Bsrar England; Geo May, New
Orleans; X. d. Cutter Washington; j. wilson E'Wiison
New Brunsyick. Mr. Lace Mrs. Powle Miss Powle
Washington; j. s. Morgan Hartford Mt and Mrs stone
w. b. NJ Bdrtis, New Brunswick; u. =. Bates Boston;
ton Dorchester Mass; L. Jones, Bangor, Me Saml d.
Mumford; s. Manton; D. Rogers Newbu,gh; Miss Trott
C;ould Auburn: q. Winthrop Coffin and lady Boston;
r. Livingston and lady; Master Haett; j. s. Talbot and
lady Hyde Park L. A. Ward, Rochester; P. Gansevor
Albany. y. O. King. Albany; B. Freezing Wareham; W.
Downing and lady, Newburgh; ]. r. Gordon Boston.
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The WING NESTING Of young men at the Washington
Hall last evening" numerously attended, and Mr. Hal
stead of New Jersey delivered quite eloquent speech
band Of music and two bagppes envened the audience
and the whole passed off gorously" will be percev
by whg prints this morning The "vocaln days of whe
gerry have passed. and the "insrumentan is now TO be
brought into requisition
The DEMocRArIc WAND MEETINGS were held last
night and resolutions passed approving of the
ty ticket as ema ng from Tammany Hall, in some OF
the wards with the Of vandyke and in others 18th
the name of Welsh.
The PoLIcE.-Nothing yesterday but the arrest of q
namesake of the notorious Captain Robert Kidd for steal
ing piece Of cloth worth $685. from the store of Messrs
wolf Henricks 40 Beaver street. This rogue has but
recently been let loose from the State prison
LEVI CLARK alias Cole was sent to New Jersey On tho
requstion Of the Governor of that State charge
passing 500 counterfeit note Of the Greenwich Bank
was made returnable 10 O'Clock this morning but The
new Jersey omcers were too smart for him.
CHATHAM TuEATRE.-This fashionable place Of
resort is nightly crowded to excess, to witness the
beautiful dramas that are only produced here in a
style OF suitable magnifcence. Thorne spares
neither labor expense to present to the lovers
fun and entertainment round Of popular and sue
cessful performances. Tonight the new drama of
1.-The Field of Forty Footsteps" is presented, to-
gether with the laughabe piece of Blue Jackets,
IN which MIR. ]. R. Scott appears; the "Great
western In his new and peculiar eccentricities ;
and the drama of "The Youthful Days Of Richard
ILL.," concludes the entertainments.
90 An unusually rich and diversified variety of per.
ormsnces came off this afternoon at the American Muse.
um, commencing at three o'clock for the accommoda-
ton oil families, ladies who may wish 20 unattended by
gentlemen, &c. Signor vivaldi's Lputian Family of
nine performers appear in all their wonderful manouvres
also Miss Hood the popular vocalist La Petite Celeste
Norris the comic singer. &C. This evening" in addition
to many other attractions the eccentric Dr. Valentine ap
pears in all Of his most popular limitations and comic deli
neations Such host of novelties for % cents will al
ways ensure the attendance the large and
audiences ever found there
COVE entertain serious thoughts of having the notice
OF the New York Museum stereotyped as we announce
the same thing every day that crowded houses With
the present powerful attractions must be expected as
matter Of course. Master Frank Diamond the unrv
Ethiopian dancer Mr.. Alden the banjo player, Mr. Nes
born without arms will shave any of the audience Miss
Rosalie the bewitchng vocalist Mr.. Delarue the mimic
and Mr. Collins the comic singer appear The Museum
and immense collection of curioses the most splendid
picture gallery in America, and the best performances in
the city, all be for shilling There will be
performance this afternoon at 3oclock
90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MtyTIrpr
For the OF this invaluable medicine see an mnoran,
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90 IMPORTANT ANNOIJNCrNrNT-Tbe Col
eye Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the Sup
rsionol Vuaekery beg to inform all persons DESTROYS
one dollar with statement OF their case they will be
supplied with one dollars worth appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full dirac,;os as -, a.;
regimen, &c All letters be post paid Ana, esq
Principal office ofthe College OF Medicine and Pharmacv
" Nassau street. n. Y. '''
The CONSULTING PHysIcIAS isdaily in attendance n,
till o'clock W ~
the services OF one of the most distinguished onera
tive Surgeons in New York, and are therefore nre.
pared to receive and treat surgical cases. Squirting ca
tarac and all diseases of the eye requiring an Operation
structure of the urehra,calcul in the badder-club
foot diseases OF the joints and of the SPINE will be par
ticuary attended to- The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who so desire will be visited their own
houses after operation.
By order Of the College,
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
Principal land only Office of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau st. New York,
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hAKEMANN's CoNcERT.-This will be given on
Monday night next, at the Apollo Rooms The
Rakemanns are great artists.
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FIRsr HEAT.
SECOND HEAT.

Fitzpatrick rode Blue Dick and Joe Laird rode
Fashion. Bets at starting were 100 to 3O-taken.
And after the first heat 100 to l0-taken.
Our columns are so crowded to-day that we shall
give the detailed account tomorrow in the Sunday
Herald
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NAvAL-U. s. Brig Somers, Lieut.. Mckenzie from
New York for Africa, was spoken September q,
Peak Pico NV 20 miles, all well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-05

90 BILIOUS REMITTANT. AND OTHER rr
Ehs generally begin with yawning stretching pain in
s ue p3hes ddness and swelling about the
Wnghs Indian Vegetable Pills are one OF the best ed
cnes IN the world for the of fevers because they
purge from the body those morbid humors which the
lever from iour to eight of Wrighs Indian Vegetable
Is should be taken every night or IL the symptoms are
violent, night and morning This plan, If properly
ried out, will in short time subdue the most violent
tack offever at the time the digestive organs will
be restored to healthy tone and the blood so completely
purified that fevers we'll every other disease, will
be driven from the body and health and vigor will be
given 10 the whole frame.
Oces devoted exclusively TO the sale Of the medicine
wholesale and retail 2ss Greenwich street, New York.
loe fremont street. Boston, and 100 Race street. Phila
delphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-05

Mr.. WEBsTER's SPEECH ON CHowpER.--The
speech OF Mr.. Webster, delivered yesterday on the
steps of the City Hall, New York, under Novem-
Der sun-surrounded with the breezes ofheaven-in
hearing of ten thousand people, and in the presence
OF the Crotonwater fountain in the Park, is OF
the droest, queerest, oldest things, that came
from that distinguished man. The very devil is
puzzled. 1t is a chowder speech all through
When every body expected definition of his po-
sIton, he gave a speech on the Croton water
chowder. When the wings had been prepared TO
take lashing, Mr. Webster only descanted on the
charms of Croton water-more chowder. When
the ocofocos looked for screamer on Captain
Tyler, the god-like was only eloquent on Croton
water-st more chowder.
The whole city burst into g broad ha-ha," and
cried g chowder," when they heard of the Joke,
and every body is laughing still ha, ba, hal
chowder!-ho, no, no chowder he, he, he I!
chowIsr ?" Mr.. Webster stands in the funniest
position that man did Read his speech in
the report we give, and laugh outright. Daniel
Webster is genuine wlt-captal at chowder,
and no mistake,
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Domestic Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct 27-Saes of flour at the canal at 50
So 26O, and from the mills $265 Wheat in demand
at As cents per bushe Sa,es Of whkey at 2l cents per
gallon. Exchange on the East 81 per cent premium.
There are three feet of water in the channel of the river
between this city and Louisville
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Or A Baltimore letter writer SAYS that Judge Up
shur, not John c. Spencer is the master spirit of the
Cabinet. We rather suspect that Captain Tyler is
his own master spirit.
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A NEw KrNK.--Some OF the small fry editors
and htenati, who live in oyster cellars, sleep on
stoops, are determined to write us down Shock
ing
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o. COMMODORE ELLIOTT has not resignea-it is
Jar'd Elliott, chaplain. Who could mistake Al
exander the coppersmith for Alexander the great
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o. CELESTE had capital benefit last evening at
The Bowery. She returns to England in few DAVIS
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The steamboat Mermaid, in descending the Mis-
slssppl on Monday morning the Gath ult, sunk kee
she had in tow at the mouth of the Missouri The
keel was loaded with 1000 bushels of wheat fo
the New Orleans and New York markets. The
whole was insured in New York
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GREAT LEXINGTON BARBEcUE.-The numbers as
sembled at this fete greater than at the Day.
ton one-probably estimated at 100000. Why moi
say million When you mean to lie, it is just as
cheap TO coin big as small one.
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FOREIGN PApLRs.-Adams Il Co. landed a mes
senger at the point Of the Hook early on Thursday
morning, with the news by the Caledonia. Compe-
tition is the life of business
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City Intelligence.

sickness SoUrH-The yellow fever continues at
Mobile.
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90. THE NEW WORLD OF THIS MORNING rs
glorious number-iul OF the most choice and interesting
matter Price 81 centss3 year. Office 20 Ann street
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CO. THE POOR MANS FRIEND such is the It'll,
which has been universally given TO that excellent
Pills. -''A' '"''"'O'' ''ea''h
The agent for their sale in this city whose Office at
80 Ann street the daily receipt of valuabls
mails of the speedy and perfect which they have
lected letter. which has just come to hand from
pougnkeepse states that poor man who had been az
hiced with ersypeas for several who had been
many doctors and had taken Brandreths Evans's Moi
fatts Peterss, Beckwhs, PARIS and other Pills with
out the least good restored to complete health
Pills.
This statement made without the ability to prove
it. is not made out of desire to detract from the merits
OF any other remedy in general but to show how
by distinguished ply as Dr. Rush than on that
which is prepared by unskilful persons.
Rushs Health Pills should be purchased and kept eve
ry family. dose Of them administered in season NAV
save long Doctors bill. A dozen boxes can be pur
chased money than many Doctors charge for sim
gle visit. They may be taken freely without the least
apprehension. When used for Indigestion they never
cause costiveness, but leave the amentary canal in
healthy state Their effect to purify the blood clear
the head and to inspire vivacy and good spirits min
lister OF the gospel who has been subject violent head
aches ready to testify to their having worked his
case perfect cure Indeed they have been
to fail. They are the nveterate enemies Of disease
Sold, wholesale and retail, at the warehouse 80 Ann
street, by G. DAGGERs whose signature is upon the
wrapper of each box The wrapper elegantly
on steel by and Co and further to prevent counter
fes fac sme of DR.. Rushs signature upon the label
oil each box None others genuine Each box is ac
companied with directions for
Sold also at a67 Broadway; 1853 Bowery; Harris Engra
street; Green, 69A Fulton st, Brooklyn.
Agents-Redding & Co. State street, Boston; DR. JOS
Reed .corner Of Gay and Saratoga streets Baltimore;
Alexander Guthrie, stanwx Hall, Albany; j. w Judd
Hartford, q; H. Thompson, Wheeling, Va; ]. C. Nor
gan, New Orleans. =
W-"THE TONIC MIXTURE.n-Ths grateful and
powerful restorative and purifier of the blood very
extensively used by the most eminent practitioners In
all dyspeptc cases. in diseases resulting from debility
nervous complaints scrofula, erupons the face and
body and in the shattered condition of the system pro-
duced by the abuse ofmercury, this is most salutary
remedy Sold 81 per bottle. In of half dozen
bottles S.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal office of the College Of Medicine and Pharma
cy, 81 Nassau st.
o. SADDLE ROCK, Alloy Those epicures who
are fond OF good eating say TO them, and all 20 10
A. Dorlans. No. Fulton Market, this morning and
touch and take of his Saddle Rock Oysters for the
like was ne'er seen before.
90 THE SALE OF FURNITURE PIANOS &c
advertised this morning by kell and Arcularius is well
worthy the attention Of our rcaders
All you who are in want Of first rate Piano. at mode
rate price, would do well TO attend this sale
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A CHALLENeE.-OralorJ N. Reynolds challeu-
ges John M'Keon to discussion of the tariff -
Will the orator accept Mike Walsh, If he will.
we will put up 800 to $50 that Mike will show
him in sound argument the interior of the great cen.
trail hole and eave his head sticking In IL
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w Drrs-lt is stated that VIM. Paxon Haet is
candidate iorhe Office of Collector it, IN the ap
Proaching changes, Mr.. Curtis should be removed,
OF go out Also, that James Kelly will go into the
Post othce, or be U. 5 Marshal, in a similar con-
tingency. Are the "od clio party" headed by
M. M Noah, in favor Of these, or of other can.
didates
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90 THE SALE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS &c
advertised this morning by kiel and Arcularus is we'll
worthy the attention Of our readers.
All you who in Of first rate Piano @, made
rate price, would do well TO attend this sale
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90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
For the Of this medicine see an
advertisement headed Private Medical Notice.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EuRopE.-The Great
Western, the only Atlantic steamer that has made
money, isnow due with three days later news She
will probably arrive to-day.
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Qy- THE TONIC MiXTURE-For the cure Of debil-
ity indigestion dyspepsia, diseases, scrofua,
ulcers complaints loss of appetite and low spr
its meeting immense sale. Prepared under the di
rection OF the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, and
sold az 81 per bottle In OF hall dozen bottles, So
w s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nassau.ss.
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0- RHEUMATISM is getting to be little thought of
now days since Dr. Henrys Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup
has taken its stand of determination to rheumatism
Read another certificate -
Dear sir:-Being now perfectly well Of my rheuma
tism and attributng my entirely to your syrup
hereby givcyou perfect liberty make what you
may think proper of my had the disease four
months in my hips snd shoulders do the least
of tnow since used your medicine, but strong and
vigorous as ever. WIN. RICHELIEU,
Oct 30, ls42. 81 Main street, Brooklyn.
The average time required to make by this ned
cne is from five to fifteen days. The taste pleasant
that child would not refuse it. For sale the principal
once, No 2s6 Bowery, Of Houston street. where
also certificates without number Of the cures of this med
cine will be shown to all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-05

Or BISHOP HUGHES has accommodated the
Rev David Hale, the pious Col Stone, the High
Priest, M. NJ. Noah, and several other persons I'M
known, for questioning his right and mode ofregu-
laung his own church. Is not Bishop Hughes pas
toral letter just as proper as Noah's Grand Island
Proclamation to the Jews Answer that, " old
clo'~
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90 SADDLE ROCK, AHOY Those epicures who
are fond OF good eating say TO them, and all 20 10
A. Dorlans. No. Fulton Market, this morning and
touch and take some Of his Saddle Rock Oysters for the
like was ne'er before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-05

0U- BURDEKIN, the Manchester Bank defauter,
has been seen in Albany He cannot escape. He
will be caught, and delivered up under the new
treaty.