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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14
BRAZIL AND THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

The Courier des Etas Unis has Rio Jsnero journals up
TO Dseembsr f7 NAysk1s Asy contain in regard
10 she proess Of The Anglo Frank intervention in La Plata
Yhp Bndl CSssNr * Dscsntes s. hcwsvss. gives sope
eufsus dsSss - Ssaa1is I,ssvssn B,.
fsassa - Asssnaias ~
| on the 18th Of Mowers II IL - ALSsn ~ ~
lillian Minister of Foreign Afik sl 70 NJ Guido !, and
in long despatch. applied hissf 70 s tnak Of rsfasse
the accusations brought sgsina tbs Gevsmsnf d Brazil q
having voaed, in great number of cases the neutrality
imposed upon during the between the Argentine and
Oriental Republics NJ Guido had denounced as contrary
to this neutrality, the refuge granted the Bnzan terri
tory, to the wreck Of Rivera's army after many battles
One of the provinces Of Paraguay has formally invoked
the Anglo Frank intervention and this subject occupies the
most important place in these diplomatic documents The
gavest accusation brought against Brazil by NJ Guido the
having invited the French and English fleets La Plata by
the mission Of M. dAbrantes In his reply the Brazilian
Minister eutes the accusations Of his opponent this
ject This refutaton worthy Of in this respect: il
much dscon.ent against Buenos Ayres
against the Governments of France and England, and
tdcs the declarations of Lord Aberdeen and M Guizot
The former in his last speech in the House of Lords de-
clared, in effect that M. dAbrantes had solicit posi-
lively the Intervention of France and England both united
Brazil the La Plata question and that if France had
decided upon this intervention 1t only prevent its being
made by others.
true that after having been brought by the movement
of Brazil to intervene between Monevdeo and Bucnos Ayre
Lord Aberdeen and M. Guizot thought prudent
to act alone and without Brazil in order compromise
that Power in the eyes Of the other American Republics
The Brazilian Government not to have understood
this prudent Of the two European Governments and
evidently regards them with iwl. II remains to be seen,
the Courier what will be said in Europe to these de-
malls relative TO the mission Of M. dAbrantes.
NJ Lmpo de Abreu, the Brazilian Minister the close Of
his reply NJ Guido, the Minister of Buenos Ayres asks
whether he insists the demand Of his passports the end
that they might be him if he should think proper
do M Guido replied, the 22d of November, that he
could decide nothing before the receipt Of fresh nstc-
tons from his Government Matters stood thus the last
dates-M Y Express.
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LoursrAsA-Ihe question to the future seat Of Gov
eminent OF the State Of Louisiana has been settled the
Of bill through its Legislature which locates at Baton
Rouge and provides that after the LIST January, ls49, the
Legislature shall assemble and the State officers keep
their offices in said town and also that three commissioners
appointed supentend the erection and furnishing Of
convenient buildings for the Of the Legislature and State
officers.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

The extensive Touring mill Of Mcsss. Erwin, Hunter and
Erwin, Cincinnati, partially destroyed by Are las
week Loss heavy.
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re- Ncw-York Weekly Tribunc-con.eo,is 70

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CIRCULATION OLE TIE BLOOD.

A TREATISE on the motive powers which produce the
n circulation OF the Blood. By Emma Willard. vol
Emo. Price - cents.
This been favotnbly re Vowed by the Brnsh
Magazine. The Cric says
I'VE have here instance of woman undertaking 10
discuss subject that ha perpleNrd sud 6Hfsed the ingen
uty the disng snstois and Psychologists
who nave considered II from Harvey down 10 Paxton
and what is remarkable acquitting herself 10
that appreheuded fociby the beat ofhem the
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hearts acton enncny entitled the serious attention
and examination al who take Interest in physiolog
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\ r. pOOTH &. co. Cash TalIors aud Importer

C.. BOOTH & co. Cash Tai!ors aud IGPorers
y. ~ Broadway, have received an unusually large
.,ok OK IN. ard ncn goods wh!rn EhsY would respect
fully invite lhe attention Of .he pubic
The reputation OF Broadway FOR nigh charges induces
yery mary eeonorricaL minded persons make Eer pGf
cnases else here Notwithstanding the justly accredited
81 oeorty Of t.se and genius SPARED IN every depsr
t within its orecincts though this npgt4.ion Of hizn
charges WHEN applied 10 Broadway Merchant Tsilofs
casI may be Gsi ", wOlf be vel for ne fashionable
ecoaom-; 20 pause Defors .A,ife 70 an Hdlsciinste
3-iufics ID advantages ~ Eh sJrae Of otter. The
ik-cribers even Broadway eu4klcd by heIf casa
y-terr aud small p,oht iilh the fEes; esaty Of gar
nerts a. y.ry i0~ price ecd Oh The ec % 5iessfs
Lee AID Foster tcort1cors Of The Cutting Department.
20 produce them u tiy!- unsurpassed W sny IL ne
world
The proprietor. hand gen-fa assortment ready
made zsrni-ut<-Oy-rcoats eight and Tafcedri Fetos
SACKS &c. al Of which sos Up IN gcr1 teste hnd
trtr,rned IN rich and Substantial manner. 70 Isr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

CURRENT PRICES FOR LIVE EFooL CLASSIFICATION
Upland Florida. New-Orls
Ordinary. ........sld asa none Q Gg,
Middling .sl99. 9i@9i 9iel0
Mid. Fair.--.....9idl4 9sqlOi l0iaios
Fair. .l0i0i0l l0te- l0;6li
Good fair. .-...-. los OIL none Mole
Fine. a@l2 none l2i8l3
sEcrIpTs EXPLOITS, STOCKS. SALES or corroN, &c.
Sales for the week ending Sd 10000
do. 10Th "...............l L. 500
do l7th "...... 1900
do. 9th "............l2Oo 900
DO SINCE o date. 5000
Arrivals srace lst inst .l65o0
Exports OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Stock n hand and ON shipboard not cleared rs 900
Expo ri from the L. G. Britain since lst Sept lSS
d.. time i'll Isis, o. $40
do. time in lSii So.27i
Total Exports from the L. LIST Sept last 10 lSS
do. time in lSi5. $4,000
do. same time in lSli, O9.lN
Receipts principal ports U $ since Is, Sept lassl0esoe
do. same time III 1915, 1885
do. same time in lSiI loi. 81
Our last circular dated 18th October for the Hi
hernia which date the cotton market in this city
quiet owing the delay in the receipt OF the expected
European news The sales for the week ending 18th
instant only amounted to 5000 bales, AZ irregular prices
The market continued inactive during the early part
ofthe week ending 2i,h inst and sales were made at
slight concessions previous rates On the I'D inst
placed in possession OF Liverpool letters TO ith
October per Caledonia" the market Immediately rs
covered its and an advance OF &c per 70 was real!
lied fair amount being sold for export on Thursday
and Friday while Saturday in consequence OF the re
cept per mail Of reports OF frost hSvins occurred IN
Georgia and South Carolina srsc business was trans
acted swelling the sales of the day 70 bOO bales and
making total for the week of 1900 bales
During the rrcsen; week we have as6 a tar demand
chiefly for export to Liverpool and France the sssS NJ
10 last evening amounting to 5000 bales We have al.
vanccd quotations somewhat since our last, the
greater portion of which must be attributed to more
rigid classification consequent the receipt OF ncw
cotton from Savannah and Charleston.
The quality OF the new tplands is very much superior
to The last crop being of good color ne and long staple
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A BOOK OF GEMS FOR THE YOUNG.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED. The YoUths' Cabinet, vol l.
L Rev Francis c. Woodwork, Editor The work which
ma issued monthly numbers = now complete, and
elegantly bound The style Of the snnuas II contains
nearly 100 pages and eulbeshed Sith lco engraving
and ygreti- page h.ch h1- not rival ~ Taste and
beauty The book c.nno, al be popular.
certainly the cheapest annual the fed for the young
Price rrus!in gI!t back = ., muslin, gu e'sss and
s!ie. 81 81 imitation morocco full gill q IS Turkey
morocco DO, -
" The trade viii be furnished on he most liberal
terms. D. A WOODWORTH, Publisher,
~ 3,isaod- Clinton Hall
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UNION COURSE. III.
New full GOODS.
SEAMAN & MUIR open their new and eXten.
Ssvs DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
Rroad,pau

SEAMAN & MUIR viii open their new ana ex,en-
Ssivs DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
No. 3sl Broadrdy,
ls door above the Hospital Green Monday next tbs
10Th day OF October, at \. NJ
Their stock entirely fresh has been selected with great
care expressly for the City trade very reduced prices
and comprises rich assortment Of Partisan Dress
Fancy Dry Goods has been offered 10 the public u
riug the present Autumn.
They invite purchasers To examine their goods, 40 hey
confident the great falling of IN prices will enable them
Inducements than be offered by csiab
shed houses having old and deprecated stocks on hand
Their assortment comprises every variety of the most
splendid Silks Cashmere Decosse, Mer;no MOussene de-
LANES, India Camels Hair Cashmere, brocbe and I'm.
brodered Grape Shaws some of which are equal to any
offered this season. Lhces and Embroderies Mourning
Goods Partisan Cloaks. Wedding and Ball Dresses.
g.hcr with every variety Of attractive and desirable
goods usually Kept IN ihclarce Broadway establishments
Mr. Muir retired from lhs hfm OF A. T. Sewar, Co.
the st Of January last and he daJcfs himself tdn his many
wears experience in that house aud his perfect know ledge
Tho Broadway trade. viii enable him Ia offer, N AL
times attractive STOCK goods, well adapted to the
prevailing TASTE and fashions. ola Inns
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- SAtE-oy virtue OF VIII OF ntrl thclds
;, directed and delivered VIII expose sale
the vesabule OF the City Han the cay oil NewIOrk,
Saturday the c day OF December 1910, NJ y O'Clock NJ
all the right Tile iBerc. OF Mary Funuan which -Le
had the S0 day OF October. 1915, time after
ward. hands hc lnay De-, %, and
thereon erected situate lying and being IN the
Tenth Ward OF The City Of New-icrki bounded soGthery
in front BY Walker ats Pump street norihery N he
by ground late belonging unto Charles DObbs
westerly by lot OF ground late belonging unto
Simon Schenncrhom, and es,erly by LOT OF ground
ale belonging 10 the estate OF William Thur.n de
ceased containing in breadth font and each twenty
feet and in length each side hundred feet be-
ing the ground which was conveyed 10 COueIus
Williams by Charlie. Dobb and Hannah his WIFE IN and by
certain deed bearing date the eighteenth day OF Scpem
Der 1915 and recorded IN Registers Office sad city IN
Lib 10 OF Couveyance- &c page 49, and which was con-
y-ved by the SAID COrn-liu. Williams unto Waters Furusp
deeascd by deed bearing date the fourth day OF asy
1919, and recorded IN sad Registers Office Liber is Of
Convey page IS together with all and singular the
appur.enances and her-diAens thereunio beODs ng
in any way spPertsinng thereto. NewYork. Oct 3ls
1916. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
JosFPH WEED. DEPUTY Sheriff. oSf lawsuit
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aultion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaef;oeee,.
pX BANGS. RICHARDS ~ PL4TT.-SIe!e
'' ''' M 1SD9 Y'. EVENING, Nov.


Rx Bangs. a11ciHikDs s PLArr.-s:s:s
kS-s o. -" ~ Aa.sssi S'sS >SfAlS' '>@ - e~-
AS 't'e'' 'O' MONDAY EVENING. Nov,
Az 5eiocs al Ire AGe.;ca Rcosrh
NSptc,t LiF&ASr ls:so eciecisoa OF vsassle aea:.
esI socks from pCSsfs hsrasy. neladn popular tex
ecoss nd elementary works. vsaaSle works on Surgery,
Ms,s,,.ne sad An.iou,y. Medical Reviews &c.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, Nc~. IL,
and SiA
X,,r,slr Px.v,rs LisSAxY.-Aa es,rpsiee sDa vaias-
Ne private Iibrary cs choke ErSish Books, embracing
CisssScs Sciences Fine ,fs sad >tss1 sassa Liiera-
Ay rsvArs s.ls-le9 Sa.Eo s,Ss.s sssfy vs',s:y,
sr- Asso,tu,-u, OF Standard sni Miscellaneous Sooa,
+ COTTON Agc,.ooeer
Rf .CoLToS, Aacioo sna eeaan:.'0n srsI "a
made ss either for pr;rsss 'se or q
sd P'Sap returns made sa.ss o. every SssSf'
Hclei SATURDAY Oct, ST.
icy osoes a; ,se Ass.iSa Rosu No Aan s;,,
s1sa s1ss Fes ..r,ss spSs.sle. IstSe
hogAny rcSers dining end ,es tables. astral and ball
lamps, eoanung house esas oil paintings stoves eree>e-
" glassware, kitchen furniture Nc
,sc pyrempofy sale OF 1900 cigars, vsriess scslses
A.o 90 BOOKS OF a. Ssss,iIeSs., se'e' WIN oiss''a
At 10Y O'Clock. 81 No b Ann,sl
The contents Printing oee, eensstng Of 500 ia &
Colurs. Sings Double DISH Rules Round DO, Newspaper
Cuts Double imposing Ssones Cases. Glasses Double and
Single SiSuis. SSADCnS Os1s NSsSNae "tSs
Desks Chairs Sc- Ac.
made by Firth \ Hall -
Al private sale I,vu large Ex,enrioc Tsblea oce will
extend about 81 ieet and the other N
n CHAMBERLAIN, Aati.oneer.-Siorv No IL
u. SpuIce~<L-LiberR advances made 90 SScSis Goa
stoned Tor private sale pa sold auction Oatdeor
.ar. caseinlly attended and respectfully soueite1-
SATURDAY, Oct 81.
A. 10, O'clock at No IL Sptucs-sL
S>or> SHcEs FURNITURE, Sc.-Comprtsirs general
sssoveut vorihy the attention OF the trade) OF Nens
and BOYS Boots, Shoes Broesns, &c.
Also LADIES sni Cbdrens Shoes OF OF various deserip
Mons, ,..r,.
Also - p,rs Ladies She- Rubber Ssndels, Boys Bro,
Also, quantity o( secondhand Furniture, Carpets, Oil
Cloth, Stoves, NC.
Also splendid pencil cedar chests
Also ~ French Billiard Cues OF superior quality.
SATURDAY. Oct 81.
Al 10 O'Clock. Al ~ Maiison-sL
Sherids sale of large quantity of lumber comprising
boards plank, SC sc
MONDAY. Nov. :,
Al 10 O'CLOCK at No. " Elxabeths
acv>ypoLp FURNITURE. Sc,.-Conlprising mahogany
T and c. Tables Chairs Carpets, on Cloth Dressing
RureauN, Ercnch BeGsssd, Looking Glasses, window
Shades Msnci Ornaments. Pictures, Crockery and Glass
Ware Kitchen Furniture, Nc. &c
AORATio HILL, Auciopset
nY COOLEY, kEESE s. u1LL-Stcrc No 1871
- Broadway, corner OF pey.st
Al Private Sse-2,Otu Gdarto Bibles.
Lb--l eash advance. on All sood, consigned for ssle
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THE SAZARENE. the Last Of the Washins tous-l a
4 Revelation oi Philsiepha, NewYork aud Washing
Ton N the year 5Al-will create excitement unexam
pied this country FOR the power with which the author
velds his pen. well known, and his late books Tn.
Quaker City and Blanche of Bfsndywine. well the
Legends OF the Revolution. hays made hi popular in
every section %: The country The forthcoming work
GELS any OF hs former m the extraordinary Reveal
which x contains well N the vigor sud bold
Of IL style. Popular Magazine, oct. 1916.
The Number fihe work. published to-day contains
the Indications OF the thrilling plot ri the work
Chap The Grand Chapter OF the /. T. o. Ia secret
order which assembled IN Ken-nco1 Philadelphia, on the
l-to( May 1874. before the Riots
Chag. l-Leon-an extraordinary passage
Chap 3The Beautiful Girl, cl the most glowing de-
scnp;ions penned.
Chap THE wrd6ing-a in which tho Great
Statesman i Introduced.
This book will b. PIeed in q number. AT - cents
or 10 numbers cents, = lin adyaucel for the whole
work. nlmber VIII b.. published certainly once in two
weeks, possibly one, per week.
The n.i number published to-day, FOR sale 10y Nil the
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" Reader, you coasrnptive' Do you suaer
from diseased liver Have you the scrotus any dis
ease OF the blood Are YOU dropsca Do You feel de-
bl!ity weakness, OF the system Resort 70 NsIghas We
setAble Liih-niripc Mixture Advertisement healed
Great American Remedy o-s oIs
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Amusements.

CONCERT, Vocal soi inst-.Eaents--Sfss il LA L
S'N0sTEALL hSs lie ho1cr - xu.ooree thSi sic @i4
give her Ccrcer MS SasOl d, Tie ApoS hs.s q
s-s.4r Evening Nov 9Th lS4s tsI>tet BY M 81 hhs,
he eminent yialirst A.: o,Ser distinguished Artists-
Fs-i c.t-ice SIS e future advertisement o. SIS
rTABERNACLE-oVv.zgt to tae Coec~Tt N ai q he
German Benevolent SccieCy. HENRI Herr ass post
pcreG his second GrssG CcncsEI gru Thlrssy sveans
November ; PsrIsulGs u tcture embellishments cSl
NJENtGERIE At NIBLO'S-RlYMoND
YIN ARISGS Collection q Ltvlng Annals u :Aas
Civ Is ~ tarsess in TIE United States TIE rixce
,se STARTED AG beautifully a;;sd Up ,c the recep,oo Il
tie gqb,ie Oce+ from -, frrE 70 4 ans! irou, 70
- O'clock Tie svsaiG AauciitA'cs . GEMS ehlT~s
aaii price 90 lstfas
THE ALBANIA SALOON,
SS F-ozis,Ts. 5es=rrea SyTtus ard Pr77ee So
W CcssrS. N41scsr- GscSEs I,cpSS, Musical Direcicr
THIS SPLENDID and Fashionable Ss;3s sacrt no~
open pscs Ct ,rlssr-e-i for th~ Water SeSsoi
Air1.;sacs Ore Shilling.
The whole badins IS thoroughly warned and IS ecr'
fortshls private 7Sricr.
TEr> EvESN Syy>gSG pCSiN6 -EE wssS
TIE entertainments VIII - varied and VIII consist "a
part Of
Beautiful ad lncorprchers,sle Illusions ~ wonderful
Lady MAs,eienne.
Ventrllocusru ~ M Wyn,sn.
Grsad Vocal and Instrumental CoGcetts by III who,-
Company ~ talented A'ists-
THE ITALIAN FASrOClNl.
Dancing BY Miles Je>selyne snd Marguerite. with an
immense variety ard constant change OF highly attractive
novelties
Full particulars IN the daily bills,
Admttance One Shilling.
CyDoors opeu a !, commence 81 o'clock ON 81
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JOSEPH 3. CLOSE & &C

On 000 GROSS 4. G0LsH's ess-bEatet FT!c-
ZU.UUU tloc Matches, rocad and square spstia, put
ID in y.r0us sty!es Of round wood square oval paper
AID u boxes, adapted tbs CaL.ese Sots American,
Mexican, West IEtia and Other iorrign AID domestic
xeis warranted keeps years u any climate For sale
u he od Depot sisr Of Beehive doom .rora Broad
way, No. s Corlac6-sL olD i1ris-
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F- Let Every Person Read Thi,.-O

thai The Cause destruction suspecetsi the
cheek pale The appetite poor the pulse quick me
seep disturbed the frame esclEed the breath short and
hurried before YOU aware, mad THAI Dyspepsia
JAuudce Nervous Debility, Liver Com plant Vertigo,
csius YOU tu! lis vcI!Ir Those Lie /.
before arnper with yourselves by the OF medicines
which prove be Of The complaints and
are afflicted with Hereditary Hanots Headache, Boich-s
or the face Ccsiveess or any Vi The diseases arising from
an I'M pure .i,e Of the blood habit OF he system,
Dr. Moods Ssrsaparila and Wild Cherry Susrs Pui ap
II large bottles and sold wholesale and retail by WYATT
KETCHAM, l2l Fuilcn-.; y. Y. J. ". SmtIh. corner
Fulton aud Cranberry Brooklyn. Pr;ce 81 per bottle
OF
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CHEAPER THAN EyRR.-A Nili .uit Of
XNM. r. JENNINGs s. CO. plapel. .n4 ra!loI..


w Importers Of Cloths, Cassnsres Vestings, Fancy
Dress Articles 1cIn appreciation Of The success which
attended their efforts in catering for the community would
tender The upon hs commencement Of the Fall
Trade that will be their endeayor add induce
ul.nts which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB
LlsHMESr al which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which nust contnus commend them 10
the economist For In tho style and character Of The cloth
Ing enabled furnish, through the aid Of as Efficient
corps Of cutters found ;he country ia Tho
sequel TO the attractions Of our moderate charges
large assortment Of new goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths
T%eeds &c for Dress aad Froek Coats oVercoats sscks
&c French English AID American Cissneres for pants
ooa. word ia reference his garment 10 WHICH las
experience satisfied tie many few eisfs exeea
trial in this line is ssp=cialy solicited Nenno. Velvet
SIX and Satin vesngs grea VARSITY The usual sssor
raeu, Of frat quality Resdy-made OyeTeoaLs Original
Sarss Cisaks Dress and Frock Costs Psn.aoons ess
&c with CHOICE seecuor OF Fancy Dress Articles scans
Crava4. Htkts, Gloves. suBpendef-, sni'1. Co!Lafs
Bosuu.. Hal Hoss, &c a. Isu