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Naval Court of Inquiry.

Case Of Lieut. John T. Mclaughlin Of Ike late Florida
Squadron in continuation.
Navy DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, Saturday, Oct 4, lsI5.
Court met pursuant to adjournment Journal read
Surgeon General LAWSON sworn-I am surgeongene.
raj OF the United States army; directed Surgeon H. L.
penses Of the sick ofts army and also the expense
each man per year; was ordered TO investigate the
pendures Of the army. paper was then shown him:
that not lis official report the Secretary OF the
Navy He answered it was BY order of the Secretary
of War; and 10 obedience thereto made this report to
the Secretary of the Navy The report was founded
upon the monthly aud other off :ia doc Ia
the Aolutant Generals office Of the army; upon the
quarterly returns OF the medical officer on file in the
Medical Purveyor's office in New York and upon the
accounts on hle in the second Auditors Office aud be-
that was given to the sick between July ss and Juns
so le42, was furnish at the expense of the Jni,sd
States The ratons OF the sick Of the army were retain
cd in the hands of the commsary and the il al
lowed in money Communication to the value Of thai nor
ton OF the ration obtained and that money is expended
in the purchase Of any essential articles the sick moi
otherwise provided for The ration in Florida is com
%s'sS m aoDu' .srsosn Of seventeen cents The
was 4233, as appea by the monthly returns
aud muster rolls in the Adjutant General.
OF the medical department for the sick of portion Of
the army in Florida included the expenses OF the med,
sal and hospital department (Which is contained in my
.epor 49, to the best Of my belief perfectly
Inc amount 7os 2 also for wines and Liquors is cor.
rect Inc sum Of sl2 2ae 9e exclusive Of the raons
was not embraced in the medical supply table. II was
% IN several instances by order of the com
utat;ao ao and paid for believe out of the com
~ danh ,h., ; rom the retained ratons. There is
no aouo, na ice was essential In some cases of sick
IN s or pans The contained in
,Scii roo ppe ena vas not believe, enclosed in nv
report Ia handing that paper stated to the u"s'
tnat TINS account was inexplicsble to me and 90
sumed that there was error in rerd ,iu pre-
count OF the expenditures The troops tia, mo &c
70 the year 1872 took in partial supply of maSir M
hospital stores The Medical Purveyor turns nva s
supplies to the Quartermasters department ana ,e e
are transported to their several places OF destin,,y
The medical officer who the supplie, tran.
TO the surgeon Generals Office receipt for every a,
Gle Of supply that comes into mis- hands, and he
~ accounts to the Surveyor Genera for every atios
ne disposes Of As general the supplies are moi
taken from part of the garrison Enough IL taken to
meet the sxgencies Of the service in Florida BY order
Of the Surveyor General a full supply lie Afterwards
sent them. The regular supplies were sent from New
York Supplies were furnished tho army In Florida
after 1914 large portion of those on hand must o
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REAL Estate, at auctlon-The frame house and lot
So Grove street, % by 80 feet S2,75o.
CATTLE MARxEr-At market, 1865 beef cattle, as
cows and calves, and 3, 600 sheep and lambs
Prices-Beef Cattle cheaper, and 81 a 80 is the
top mark for fair to good retail Sorts and few choice
little higher. 20 taken for Bermuda.
Cows and Calves-AH Sold at $l4 a %.
Sheep and Lambs were in good request at last weeks
rates which continued viz 81 for sheep and 81
cents 50 IS for lambs.
Hay remains without change, and only moderate
supply,
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Sales or Stocks at Ph,l.de,pn,.


BROKERS BOARD, Oct. 4.--l0 shares New England
worsted Co. lol So Western RR, got; 90 Nonyic6 and
Worcester RR, bolsd "a; 40 do 74a74 900 L. Island
NY aot 90 do. holm, 703 100 Reading Mr. 25l; $4,000
esong hk bonds 1860, 67i 67l $50 shares fhiiadeL
r m III, !" S %ns and Bsmors kR so do DO
SECOND BoAhp-1 share Pbiladephia wilmington and
es ~ % I'M, ~; 100 do, slw, l73i Western RR,
- 'VSor~ioh ana worcester RR, sl0, 74l.
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RIisceIlaneou s Record.


ssh at So as IS days out-had been struck BY light
scHR wcAsEr Crockett from Boston, Of and for Bangor
ballast leak night Of sdust which gaiued
fast that the had barely time themselves in
crew lsudd the Isle OF Shoals Of ith and proceeded
CoMnsaeE on WLmrroros N: C-Ths Wilmington. NC.
Chsniee give: among the that port the number
% the ports Of baltimore and
% ssw .ss q Rssmoua
Norfolk lso1s Chasstoa $50; Savannah 1889; Mo
fine bsrque called the Acadia, launched
from the yard e EagS Mtsn say 18Th n Ts
ss H.s% s% Ss sa w r
81 ss. f Sy NJ Ss :
LEI c L. % s.. @ a 1s ss sas s. ss
soSn Line IF She will be cO%m.qss By
brig q aboq. $50 called the Charles Edward be com
Spoken.
Edwards hence Sept for Liverpool 18th ulr lat 49,
Bachelor, from Old Point Comfort for Ar.ns.s, with
troops 70 days out all we'll 18th us Of Hols u the Vel
Nsysrrs Of Philadelphia, standing South Aug slH g.
Rowena from Philadelphia for La Guaya 9Th ult N
Fdss Of E.sport from Alexandria for St John. NIB Oct
Adele days from Philadelphia for st Jaco, Oct s. lat s.
Foreign Ports.
Sept 9-Aar Grecian, Matanzas to Koad Tor
FMoyTI Sep. Eagle Porte Rico for Londen.h,d
been detained days in the chops Of the channel BY Easey
ss N S.%ss faSs2 s4 New
Lda "a & ss cs a.s from
n s1 @ % s
HAE~as. Sept 21.An Actress, Pe.oq GSr NY9rk g..
Nys1S ,.h, 81 q zsr,: lsS ~ss., Mv.,.
daSns
se Eas.
bsSi'
Fs
tysRo Triton ca ESG1
LvsIpooI Thistle WassrioIs Geo Clark Lmsrcl Wander
ready Matilda Grove I'm do, 18th Sid 7h, Union Fri
s,s 1r.! . Co. %ss 1s %
phia; Lucy for y DSminso GoIdela Tarbox I'm
Sy s.f .Ha s as
Bars ssr PAR I'm
aadris jane foi Philadelphia Gen Marion ds-ony Am
Home Ports.
s s Rs: Sif2
Barn, Sept % Arr Mississippi Rairden NYork Sid Oct
PosrLANp Oct4-Ar MIcaela Turks Island Chesapeake,
Baltimore Barbadoes Clipper and Exchange Tho
Msay s Yst es % Ey %d..
Zanzibar. -
Mars ss st aS
caeo Genoa and Geansr Phiadsphia Abb..t awrencs
and TO | 's ss1 g. wS
Arr 3d. North Carolina, Wilmington and not as prev
Nsw BsproRp, Oct sid DR. franklin, Philadelphia Co
NEwroRr Oct s-A Commerce. NBedford fer Philadslpa;
Lewis spice Taunton for Bsltimore Black Hawk Somerset
for New York Virginia Freetown for do th AeIsnde and
Pnc?: Grscis%p 90 Tor g E EgnSs Go0s
Rendou for Providence cid New England, West Indies
Wsrss oe,2acIds GhsSpmas ChaIs1 Soa;
P s.apn.ras Oct AR EIersiie Newcastle E. Gr.na
A. jJsRSG .5
Hallrtt Small, NYe!k; Harvest Wsllhee Pioneer and
pest Pearl Betsey Adams, and Matilda. Boston Noble, st
John NIB Mary and Bolivar, proyidence Caroline Albany
River; Ireland Alenspors; express and Alabama, Bridge
Cherry Wl;'!: Smith Ei9.
Ingersol; T Odell, Smith; Venus, Wilson, and Vulcan
9 0s Eneas an nd
Thos Fenner for Povdence: Jabez White for Fall River
and Exchange for Hartford to sea shis forenoon No
CHAaIssToE Oct s-Arr Caspian Liverpool. Below ship
and schr. CID James Calder, Liverpool. 49,
INV ORLEANS, Sept 2s-Xm Judah Touro Boston; Bow
ditch, Liverpool Vcksburg Berry NYork. Below, Anna
raj L,rrna Arauo Aau
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Passengers Arrived.

LrvEarooL-ship Colombo-Wm II Hayward, John Smith,
James Shaw--228 in the steerage.
BsEMrN-ship Emma-Mr White, MIR Hellmann. Miss
Sandecker. MIR Samstaz-l-9 in the steerage.
ANTwERP-Barque Baltic-W Lenake, H De Forell-s8
in the steerage.
Craftsmanship South CarolinaMr Nickeson and ia.
m,ly, Messrs Andrews, Maltb e, Craig, Winn Braid.
CHARLEsroN-Br,g Linden-D d P Brown, A Riggs A
Ray, DR. + II Oakman, Mr. Chesboro, MIR Marsh
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MARYLAND ELEorIos.-The Democratshave gain
ed eighteen in the State Legislature. They have
also elected tour Of the six members to Congress.
They also have majority Of one thousand in the
popular vote.
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NOW EXHIBITING, tfor short time onyl a. the Rooms
and Leonard street De Kuyps celebrated statue lin marbs
ia sORTIE DU Balm, Coming from the Bath)
1s srauste refined work which has been
nv III who have be the chef d9upre Of modem
and which has attracted crowds Of admirers Europe has
for the OF the lovers Of this sub
lime and beautiful art.
Season Tickets 50 cents s3e
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THE LARGEST THE CHEAPEST,
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
WIGS AN SCALPS,
Are to be found at
IT ~ mn II, q

2O5 broadway, up stairs.
All wearers and connoisseus vited TO inspect hs
HEADS OF HAIR,
which for elegance; lgntnes and durability may be classsd
the first productons0 Of modern ART In he, m,nufae
they d fer from all Others made here The hair sngy
inserted and so equally dist buted ppea just issuing
from the skin they Of the IN the
raj had does and having metallic spring. all dsag
BILE, bei ing o. ly OF weight
Senators members Of Congress- and gentlemen from every
quarter Of country, who ca wigs are
ferred to- "
The prices will be found the circumstances Of all
classes "a Iw.r
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co MI M &c RCIAL

Monday, October 8.
AsHEs-We have heard of no further sales. We quote
pots at 81, and pearls at $4ls3
BaEApsrurrs-The incemency of the weather was
much against transactions, and in prices we have no
change to note The receipts Of -four and wheat tide
water to the close of the month Of September,
follows, at Albany: =
l945 1914.
Wheat, bushels. ...... -. 75797 5O9I3
The gross receipts of flour and wheat since the OPEN
ing of navigation are
-Four, bbis. Wheat, bush.
1884, l,445.4lS -. 1924
1915. .......... l,3l7 1855 -. 4SS 652
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ME- YTCAN yyrDrp ron cxrr

MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE
BOUT 5000 in Merican Scrip bear per cent interest
per annum and payable in II quarterly ents for sale
~ the present holder who about remove Europe
qhsIs ssfyed until the a' October, posmo. addressed
Cspisss wa ind this profitable and secure investment
s8urs
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Domestic Imnorta,,or..

SAvANrAH-Brg Clinton50 cks rice + D Morgan con-
cords wood lQ7 empty bbls Geo Bukey- boz Jas Pan-I
Ssare-l w Marshal-1 Williams-lT bales cotton 70
order. " ~ '"
CHAMEsres-BriR Linden-i1 bales cotton Durham & Di
mon-49 Dennstoun COL Emerc72 THOMPSON J-i4S
DO So nj cks rice Burckmyer sons-s cks do Morgan
=lR Sean. = = -
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Decrease. 1858 Deer. 279392
Reducing the wheat to -four, there is a decrease in
tho receipts at tide water to l5344l bills ia lsls
1858 bbls -four and 2a747 bushels wheat came in at
Albany-the rest at West Troy and Waterford
CorToN-The market is firm, at prices ruling before
the arrival Of the steamer The sales to-day amount
about 900 bales We continue our quotations.
IIyxnu q
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SHERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES

THE ViBHATOKY MOVEMENT recently substituted
for the rotary N this machine by the sub, crber, en-
dows with an extraordinary superiority every form In
which has been constructed i is compacty fitted toge
hogany Of several and powers Al two s,es
$2 s aud SIG EACH and forwarded any part OF the
Union, the Cahsdas, West Indies, or South America
Each case IS accompanied with Manual (7h edition ID
"a 1mo )-incIuding complete Manual Of the practice
directions for the use ofthe various diseases
to which applicable and which found by the success
u Of hundreds Of operators include the most prs
yalen as well as the most peculiar and obstinate that are
for each case. II ii SIIE Il x1fSD 'e'"'.
70 im'rn I92 Chamber n
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The MORMON TRouBIEs.-A slip from the Nau-
Nighbor Office dated the oath instant, contains
the reply Of the Momons to a proposition of the
antics, relative to their removal from Hancock
county Alter having expressed their desire to
live In peace with all men," and enumerated their
grievances, they say: "We propose to leave this
county next spring, for some point SO remote, that
there will not need to be difficulty with the people
and ourselves provided certain propositions neces-
sary for the accomplishment OF our removal, shall
be observed"
The propositions relate to the disposal of their
property
They wish to be let alone, and released from all
vexatious lawsuits" and say in conclusion:-
That it Is a mistaken idea that we shave propos-
ed to remove in Six months, for that would be SO
early IN the spring. that grass might not grow nor
water run. both OF which would be necessary tor
our removal, but we propose to use our influence.
to have no more seed time nor harvest among our
people in this country, after gathering present
crop.
An extra of the Warsa,c Signal of the oath says.
A party of IL men, belonging to Camp Creek, start
ed from Carthage for the south Of the county last
week. They have not been heard of since their de-
parture, and fears are entertained that they have
been all murdered
IMPORTANT TRIAL IN BosToN.-In the case Of East
man, Fonday u Co., closed on Saturday with the
verdict OF guilty on all the counts in the Indictment,
except q, q and "a These three counts related 10
Thaxter, Jr., was absent in New York, his evidence
was net obtained. On the rendition OF the verdict,
and as the result tell upon the defendants in all Its
importance, one OF them, Mr.. Fonday, who is sub
ject to palpatons the heart was seen to be deep
ly affected, The blood rushed at once to his face,
and then as suddenly left it palld as DEATH He
bowed his head, tainted, and would have fallen from
his chair had not one Of his friends held him in his
arms. Quite sensation in Court ensued. MIR.
Fonday, after the application Of some water soon
covered, but it necessary for his friends to
tain him. The defendants evidently expected diff
ferent result.
ANOTHER DUEL Yesterday afternoon one Of the
a6aues dhoneur, at which we limited in the morn
ing, came off between two gentlemen Of this city
Mr.. Roper and Mr.. Price. They fought with small
the affair was ended. The lunges were thrice and
made in trice-sll given BY Price. when low Mr..
slip, and Roper, untouched, merely fell on his hip
Again they went at it. each nerved to combat it, and
thus they parted awhile when Price made lick,
and all saw it stick, and none on the ground gave
smile. Prices sword was all bent, and away Roper
went.
Since the above was In type, we have ascertained
that Mr.. Ropers wound is not at all dangerous and
that even after receiving it, he expressed wish to
continue the fght.-N D Pic, Sept. %.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
g o ODYE AR'S TENT.

WARRANTED NOT TO sTIFFEN OR SOFTEN UN.
DER ANY DEGREE OF COLD OR HEAT.
GENERAL assortment Of goods made und er the above
"A patent, including Machine Betting, Carnage and other
Pants and uyerhasl' Caps Hats and souwe,se Boots and
Seamens Bags, Letter Bags ship Buckets Fire Buckets
Water Hose Life Preservers Air Mattresses Cushions
paun. for deck freight Portable Shower Baths Bath
- GEO. BEECHER,
aus 2m'm 100 Broadway.
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
W. E. BURTON ..................L LESSEE AND MANAGE

chestnut STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
W. Z. BURTON LESSEE AND MANAGER
Tuesday Evening. October 9TH,
ne psI La OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sti sH%@feee WIN
To eoneud. With LIE v!.Se66HrE DE L'EroRIgREs-
Prince of seribe, Bernard; Baep Tibue Menaas, Des.
sonyhe; Councillor Despeneres, Matthew
L'AMBAssADRICE,
In whsch Mile Calve will appear.
ARCH STHEET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
5rAeE MANAoER." Mr. H. E. STEVENS
SECOND NIGHT OF
MIR. J. R. SCOTS ENGAGEMENT.
Tuesday Evening, October 7th,
JULiAs CAESAR. "'
Marc ANTHONY, Mr. Scott; Capus Morris; Bruus john
Casca, Mr. ] M Scott.
To conclude with THE MARINER xND HIS MONKEY
The Mariner Robinson, Mr. w Wood; Musha Pug, the
Monkey, Master Wood; Emmeline Mrs Rogers.
BOWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes cents Pit l2s Chi dren Boxes half price,
sprNSlp HEYkrEs
NEGRO MISsTREfs.- '~
Mi sfoR s1sn Of + f m S RiNd Boy
ExE vsHiESS 81 T piiM sySSAs ST.
The whole conclue with laughable equestrian burlesque
y B Hs1i2sff rly1y A P{ss's'
DON CARLOS AND DON PEDRO,
TWIN PONIES M.!! 'i of % SHETLAND.
In itation Of the French Riders.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6. lS45.

There is nothing Ianspiring in this quarter ex-
cept that Of political complexion, and that of the
same character already given. The contest is at
Its height, and all parties are making vigorous pre-
paratlon tor the final onslaught tomorrow week
by the annexed list you will perceive slight
backward tendency OF the stock market Whining
ton Railroad the fancy" receded 4, and specull-
tors evlnced disposition to take hold Of Girard
Bank shares as they did last winter. The price
advanced on Saturdays quotations. State 6s I'M
proved and closed firm at an advance Off
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, Oct 6--65 shares Memphis Bank "a: 200
sn saoa oo Lshgh o. 40 al 1000 Tennessee
10000 do 47t 1000 do 40, Az; so Bank 50: Pbils
RR, 1913. ~ Nv "'son
Between BoARps-s3ooo Cincinnati bonds. int. July
l,s7i; 100 shares vicksburg, 81; so wilmington RR
3D. lsa 200 do, hood, 1856 100 Girard Blk bo0d o., 81
SECOND BoArp-l0 shares Commercial Bank sa, IN
Reading RR 25t; Mechanics Blk, 26l 100 Wilminoton
RR 1876 100 do, 3D. 1916 $500 Lehigh 6s 49, 10000 STATE
5's, 3D. AT. '"-
AyrER BoARps-3o0 shares Girard Blk, bo5d. "a, ion
do rw, 81; 90 do, bo5d, 81; 100 Wilmington RR. bobd
isi' $4,000 Lehgh SIS, ~, 49, 81 so State 6s 'ie Old
annual Sill = - ''
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BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
o0-Admission IS Cents.-cp
Proprietors ......... Msssrs. Fench & Heiser
Tuesday Evening, October 7th,
The Entertainment will CON mence with
A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
After which,
U Intermsson Of Half Hour Promsuade and Refresh
The Of splendid C0smoamns w be Tor inspection
To conclude with the Burlesque Opera of
THE VIRGlNIAN GIRL.
Lucy Long, alias Lucy Neal. -; Madame Depo
Cynthia Sue... signor La Schreeuher Porgies
Aunt Debby.. ..Signora Since you Darmetta
JUMBO Jun Slknor lLiangieha
SpIIu &c ii1k :Slgnor iomat9ss
Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden.
Door. at halfpast o'clock Performance tocom.
mence a O'Clock.
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NlBLO'S GARDEN.
MR.. H. PLACIDE,
MRS. MO WATT AND MR.. CRISP
Tuesday Evening, October 9TH,
The performances will with the Overture La
Gazza Ladra.
To be succeeded by the comedy of
CHANGE MAKkS CHANGE.
amy rHznugn... MISS nathews
Lionheart.. ....... Mr. H Placide
Mrs Lionheart.. Mrs Hautonyille
An Of half hour the ID 4h
at O'Clock.
o. Tickets Fifty Cests-DD
q Private Boxes IS each. af.t4t7
eneont Ponce will always Be in attendaaes main
ssin good order and keep all improper persons out
limited number Of Season Tickets will he dispose! Of
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FINE ARTS. als
OIL PAINTINGS Cleaned, Lined and Rs,scrsd hx,
sie lpsre No. Tsa Broadway
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F4LL FASHIONS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received invoice Of very
rich Scarfs, Cravats and Linen Hdks richly bodered
Their oready made Linen, and genemen under
garments is complete and well worthy the attention Of
citizens and strangers
Their Patent Elastic Brace is highly recommended by the
faculty for all who ueng from debility ain
in the chest have acquired the habit Of STOPPING For sas
wholesale and rai the old establishment Of Pursel
I'm Rrk $40 I'M I'm
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Messrs r. H. Nash r. Duuniug r. Andrews, and d. Bell
The chorus Of Shepherds WARRIOR and Levss ma
number and performe ana tne en!IIs
Oratoro will be performed with power and enect
in this country .,.,.sL
Performances to commence It half past oeIoek so.,.
Tickets 81 cents each: the prncpa Music Snres
sarton Miles Broadway Geo f. Nesbitt corner Of wall
aud Water streets; J. b. Perkins, 10. wal street. " A.
s,Y'iAs, ASV w OF ttr
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'THE ALBATA SILVER WARE"
MANUFACTURED by WIN. Chandess, asa Hudson It,
lvA cannot be detected from Sterling Silver for the
longer this Ware used the whittier il becomes w. Co. also
and prepared buy Old Gold and Silver German do Pearls
Sign Plate 52 Hudson street between Barrow Morton
VIM. Chandless, established 1885, late of Clarkson ST.
ns26 lm*rc
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Wigs and ScalpS.

RATCHELOR'S New Invented Wigs and Scaps, are ex-
- citing the asonshmsn curiosity and admiration of
All the old d5cpltie: and ysIatous
Of Wig making, only be VIM Bachs lors No
Wall street, Broadway Removed from 65 Broadway
I'M
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MECHANICS ATTEND.
TIE First Appiye,ssry Of MECHANICS MUTUAL
Evening" October It'll, in the Universast Church Elizabeth
street, near Walker: ORATioE, by JoHr MAro E.g;
Dyckman The Committee have spared pains render this
Warren, 100 Clinton Thos Spotten ia Bowery;
Benson 273 Bleecker George Hopper ITS Mulberry
oS 2fistm
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CAss g. WARD having been burnt OUT, have removed to
JyNss
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
oh LAST EvENInes'S mat.


Correspondence OF the Herald.l
WASHINGTON. October ]. l8l
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NOTICE.
M ESSRS. CLARKE x STEVAN solicit the patronage Of
vl the public to their Temperance Intelligence Office 93
Duane street. where they can have servants Of class
white and coloed Potesants aud Others, all descriptions
thanks Tor the kind patronage they have literally
received and connne to the public At K Duane
door west Of Broadway sI3 I,n.r
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27
SALLY CARTER,
SISTER TO LIEUTENANT CARRIERS ONLY SON
TMnchine PoetTU,1

SISTER TO LIEUTENANT CARRIERS ONLY SON
Machine Poetry.
Nigh Springfield mountain there did dwell
A lovely damsel, known full well.
Leftenant Carter's only gal,
Her fathers joy-and named Sail.
One day this damsel tript it quick
Down to a stream to berries pick.
She hadn't pick'd but two or three,
when her foot slipt, and in went she.
And when into the stream she fell,
She utter-i-ed an awful yell.
And then sank down beneath the wave,
because no hand was near to save.
Her lover saw the horrid sight,
And TO her ran with all his might.
R,,t when from out the stream he took her
All signs of life had quite forsoOk her.
Ha roII,d and roIl'd her all about,
And quickly brought the water OUT
p,, when he found her soul had fed
He wrung his hands and cri-l-ed'
And then her lifeless form ne bore
1into her anxious mothers door,
San;no. Mrs. Carter, here you see'
All that is left of your Sall-e
The awful news shot Though nel DfS'"'
anS Down she fell, nor spoke again.
Tho The lover he some pizen took,
And inward gave an earnest loON'
And told his ghost to follow arter,
Anu an o ,D,1 dear Sail and Mrs. Carter
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

or We have copied from the Bulletin, a
synopsis of the latest news from Mexico.
1t will be seen that nothing definite had
been determined upon by our pct-valiant
neighbors. A rumor was brought by the
Water Witch that all the disposable force
Of the Mexican army, about 10000 men,
had been ordered to march on Texas. Il
will be seen by an extract from the N. 0.
Courier, that Gen. Gaines has made re-
QUESTION on the Governor of Louisiana for
$500 volunteers, which force has been put
at his disposal.