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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-16
DANCING ACADEMY

MIR. sARACCO, Italian Choroyraphst, and Mile AN
IVA gELINA, first teacher Of the Partisan Da,cing Acade
ofMr Cellaus grateful to the American "beau monden
for The they have with in almost all
nave tS%Rossa the
now fashionable in the higher circles Paris and
ANGELINA,
anew waltz in five steps, order replace the invented
by MIR Perot which not received in Partisan salens"
beng theatrical.
The above beautiful dances and also all the .shiona
Bile Folks. Afazu kn and Quadrilie Mezurka, he
iowa, Waltz edowa, VALUES and three steps,
Thoroughly taught few lessons
BThe music for the above Dances recently
published in New York, be purchased at Dancing
Academy. Broadway, corner of Canal street, No So
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,
"a Leonard street, West of Broadray.
MsLLE PAULINE DEsJARDINS. of the Academic
1 soyale Paris respectfully informs the public
her Glasses for fashionable Dancing have
sides all the usual Dance; taught will be the new waltz Ma
dows Schools and families attended Terms AID hours
for the season to her pupils the first week Of December
n2I 1m<rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-16

JEFFERSON lNSURANCEsCOMPAN
OFyIcE No. so WALL STREET, Opposite MERcHANT's
THIS Company continues against loss damsse
by Fire dwelling houses. warehouses, buildings in
general goods mercha dse and
property also asas loss by
vigation AZ iranspo tsiiou.
Thomss w Thorne. Elisha Riggs
Thomas T. Woodruff, Ansen Baker,
X. Robson, Md, Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, Jares l.. Holmes,
Johh r. Dawson, John r. More,
John H. Lee, William X Thorn,
Caleb G. Tunis Thomas Morrsll,
Frances r. Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John &. Merritt, Robert Smith.
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
GEO T HOPE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-16

WARE
NE subscribers continue have for full assort-
men, OF gold and silver Watches Of the approved
wsIraated correct time kes psrs
hsy are enstantly receiving the lstest styles # fashion
ass ewe!ry Of every description including geld fob and
fssId shilns breast pins; rings finger rings bracelets
h.ad ornamsn Se silver spcons TO- ks butter knives and
eve; convex &c; French clocks and watches required
eqaal to the original
ACKERLY < BRIGGS 1853 Bowery,
dnorr ahovs Hron
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

And the rerorl wss aecepcd aud he gen.
,Icm"u nominated were iartcupon uuanl
mously ,relrl
Mr. CLARKE from tho Committee up
pointed to prepare and rerou r,snluuor or
o,ner action, subm,u,d the iolloNing
The undersigned. n committee ap-
pointed 10 prepare aud recommend 10
the Stockholders IN the ChampIaiu aud
Connecticut River Railroad Company,
resolutions or other action III their
Judgment cxpedlcnt and proper to be
at present adopted, have given TO the
matter committed 10 them their dellb-
crate consideration and submit II,
following
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

GREAT MEETING or TIE
STOCKHOLDERS, AND 9TH.
FRS INTERESTED ~ THE
SPEEDY CONSTRUCTION or
THE RUTLAND RAIL ROAD

We published in an extra the official occouu,
Of ,he proceedings OF the Stockholdcr. in
The Champlain and Connecticut River Rail
Road company, which will DO found below
We have barely time Coz the brielrs, com.
incnti Il there ~ n de,pondine or m 10.
efficient man, On the line Of our road we wish
he could have be, n IN Rutland last Thurs
day Nothing like the spirit, or the nun.
h-ss, has been seen since the memorable
gatherings OF ls40 More than 1000 OF
the bone and sinew" OF Western Vermont
were me, 10 impan and to receive the deter.
tniaatlon, which cannot now be thwaricd,
that ~ the word: Of one Of the resolutions,
'one way or the other, uia ke,ne or Ben.
ning,on W. VIII NAVE RAIL ROAD"
Our village was literally ,hronged from
morning I'LL night But more ihnn this,
than aii--.it affords us the greatest satisfaction
to say that, touching the one grea, question,
VIZ. rail road or no rallroad-therc pre-
vailed the most entire harmony and cordial
agreement The resolutions, adopted with
gratifying unanimIty, evincc ,hl,
or the numerous, and animated aud stir.
ring speeches that were made we have no
time TO speak Yet we cannot refrhn from
uI,uding to those of MIR RicE OF Boston
und Mr. BIsHop, The representative OF the
Interests Of the Hou.atonic Valley Both
made eloqucn, and effective speeches, which
were received aud listened to with evident
and marked interest md approval by the
imncnse assembage. That these gentle.
men represented different, and conflicting
interests, impaired in no degree, their mu-
lual courtesy aud good feeling for each en-.
,erpnse advocated
Other gentlemen from Boston, and New
Hampshire, and other sections, made clio.
qnenl addresses, and the grea, meeting ad
journed at ln;e hour,,n scatter an influence
abroad, and 10 awaken aspri,, which will
ensure the speedy success Of our great en-
terprise
We assure our friends over the moun,a in
,ha,nolhIns was'aid:n approximation
nor any complain, made Of their Growing
There tcas an impression, however gener
ally felt It's, respecting Nat oAker road
The proveIb may yet come true, that 'h'
laughs best, who laughs last
We are informed TIA, the ron,e o. tn
Western Vermont RaiIroad, from Bennlng
ton to Rutland, il now undergoing a SUI
vey, by two companies Of Engineers, M
der the direction Of MIR. Ilarbach OF tn
Piushcld aud North Adams road
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
CHAMPLAIN AND CONNECTI-
CUT RIVER Il. K. COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
in this company was holden al the Court
House in Rutland. on the second Wednes.
day, being the l4,h day Of January, lo46.
and was called to order by the Clerk, aud
on nomination., tie
HON TIMOTHY FOLLETT.
was appointed Chairman.
The reading OF the act in addition TO the
act OF incorporation Of the Company, pass.
ed 1T the October Session OF theLeglsldturc,
lS45, was called for
And the same was thereupon read by the
Clerk
And on motion OF Hon. r. PiERrorsT,
II wns
Toied unanimously, Tha, the Company
assem- to, Ond accept, said additional act as a
part Of their charter Of Incorporation.
On molion OF Gen, BRowN, oil Rutland,
II was
hssOircd, That Committee Of twenty.
,igh, be appointed by the Char TO nominate
to the Stockholders thirteen Directors for
The year ensuing
The Chair appointed the following gen.
,lemen to constitute SAID Committee Of Nom.
ipntlons
Hon. Mr. SMALLTY, Of Burlington,
Mr. MEECH. OF Shelbutne,
Mr. q. PARKER. aud
Sir MoRGAN, Of Nersenncs,
Mr. NEEpHAN. Of Busul,
Gen NAsH Of New Haven,
Nj WAENER. hui
Nc STEWART, OF MitI'bury,
Mr. BULLOCK Of Leicester
Hon Mr. BRIGGs
MIRO W CoNANT, and
Hon Mr. SPR,OUE. Of Brandon,
Mr. + + BoGUt, aud
Mr. STSoNDs, OF PAslord
Mr. SLAsOS,
Mr. DASIELs and
Mr S IL IlopGEs, OF Rutland,
Mr. GLEASON nf Shrewsbury,
Nj JEoN Of Nalhnpiord,
Nc ApANs. 81 Ludlow.
Mr. wv SNIrH, Of C-veodIsh,
NJ. ONIoN. + Chester,
NJ. IlYpE aud
Alr GKEEN, OF Bellows Falls.
Mr. PRESTIss, OF heeoe \. IL
Mr. pARKEE Of FHNwIliiAm, y II
Alf HUrCHiSs and
81 HAERISOroS, Of Boston
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A.. 49, Sx.r.l. &c. -
- ~ ..
~, 1850 nt"''u w w '',
Is~S""' w Svy Ns.""A'vh' w
NntrfN N Nishehn@' nv harrington ~
bosiun aAf W. Nrn,ocr OF Kuuani, WHO
N i'n f0ots.. ~ hls T,tnatkA rad the iuI
4 ,,,,n,, T. re, l,,,t, Ns U,fbncb tho enc.
mari a., N,.th I,,,R,I,o,l
Lsrast4 Sl'rss~L & = ftmcV, g. SIS
Sg,tar, and G. ". Yrals. Yt.s
C,>rl,stN Il have mstc D ,ut.ur, .,
sunus'ru az tio wu,r uc,vrca i'rUuu4I..
anJ 'l', r'',e pfcot'uV i1 ,t.amtug
tuu, o. fn4lrtrts tt prosecuting the s..
''N> i have h'cu r,Uti IS tcoahN surprise.
ln hpHll r. V'IlrN ui upward. o.. 20 miles 500
,NtrHI. lrtWtcn these mruuiRIus. where thu
natural obstacles suH uhsttu,'tors have been
.' t. ..'. ~ muneu II NuuId he u~Nt To- lui
., U.t. p, lUttu,rt to say. Vtccisr.
t.va,t ,,ou'l uo t'c NaA,mum phde upoo
Ia. u.r,,p nr, any other inc, without
,,,'' -, nn, wnn he
l,..,,.o.,. t.,I f,,I.tic p,.tr,d aro Norm
td.u.. rold. now constructing. Tooth suni
t,ily situated Co., this same Nsurvl | do not
hesitate Ia s,J HAT 1t need no, exceed az
ir't r"' nile ",'d iruba"'' four hi'h' ct ,h'
" ,.' ',,' 'r'' ma" ~ zee. per mic 'r
o ' ', ,' .rs 81 P,' ,f" .n , ,d,m.
Rsi.Ro.l. 81 which | have ,he honor tote
i Erc,ntcr - tsunlsiod tu ous, about egi,'
600 l'er m''c and contracts have he"o made
I" u-p""sibl' I"n'tao"'s winch WIZ huoR
w." o ' ,eo w',''n 'o'' aM'on,--ol ,n,s sun
Wv, 5000 na e' IA 1',' 49,.
nhno, 500 nm C,, ,he rt,T"n,'.n-- Tnn,,
oi these three items are larger thsn thoy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

The foregoing report, on motion Of Nj,
PlcrpoluD was accrp,d.
Mr. Geo " Strong Of Ruliinl there.
upon lold b,ior, the nc.ung the following
communication, Which vas rrad
To IA, SiockIolders IN me CharfIrp aRi
Conneencm R,rcr Rail Road Company
The undersigned prudential committee
II correspondence mud arrangements ap
pointed to represent the interests lthe iicnds
OF the Western Vermont Rail Road com.
pnny-- beg leave 10 submit TOT your consd
c.ullon few sugcc.uun, which seem 10 us
TO be- fJr the common ln,cr,si OF both com.
panies
In the opirtor cf,hc UNDERSIGNED n Rail.
Road from RuI!aud to pu,hcId III conuro-
ton with the Cmmpain aud Connecticut
River Rail Road will present the mo>, di
rect Rail Road connection br,wocn Mon
trcul aud New Iork and Ogd,n'buteh auI
New York and mus, inevitably b. the
great lhofot gtlar, iof the Immense bust.
ness between those places II viii pr,S,ni
to the valley ot W,>trru Ncrmuut unI tbc
StocL holders Of your Road uo most duO
,....,o ....,..u .t:' Ia. LARGE and num,r.
,,.. ..u.,.f,.,u,oc lo,u, Of the interior Of
Massachusetts, Connecticut aud Iihodcls
lnud-hud las we think eau be- satisfactorily
show,( m, ,b,op,u communication vrh
8oson bv means of the Wesern Rn,l
Road which Road with the already larpc
husin,ssnr ihcir oUr cannG1h 10 do the
bpsr,,s. If Western Vermont ch,nncr than
any new Road which must dcp,nd almost
s,lrlv unon thi. hrg,husla,s, lorl,s support
TL, committee Mhl have H., honor or
oddr,ssnc ,ou would ~, speak so conf
d"nuy OF the advantages OF ihe proposed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

llA'INNAs " ~ lINIAl ~ ltUlhlh. ar tI'.
lorred not only hy thrr own intrinsic
merits. but by ahc and jealous advo-
Gates among rs. But tins Committee
deem II due 90 their own Sense Of iair
and honorable dealing, and moro c,pc. .
chilly 10 the straightforward, opcui
and frank course that has uniformly
been pursued IA presenting aud urguL
forward the great enterprise winch
has thus far occupied our efforts, H.
say that IN their deliberate judgment,
the interests, as wen aS the wishes. Of
the great body OF the Stcckho dcrs IN
the Rutland Road, constram them To
adhere IN good faith Ia their original
purpose. If we are night IN tins opln-
ION, we can perceive no motive for
Withholding the expression OF it
''!loncotv Is the be-, poiicW that &C
cnrs 10 TINS Committee; and 1t IS n
policy thut never lost friend who was
worth keeping, or defeated nn enter
prise that ought to succeed.
The original purpose OF which VIC
speak was TO open to Western Yer.
.,,,,a -. py.,',, ,,''',., '' ~ ,.,
wiihStand.ng that purpose las, lu,h-
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,,aoIns v,L H. +, has r,l, La,a,, no
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:, .,'.., .,,....',.,.J ,.'..... -. ,iI..,,
,aJca, H. rrinnJ.I,a,cl,n. III INA,
,hov co,Id do and much moro ,h,n
IN, ;,nr,od,,,n fr,.nJs ~ .;r,,t,r ,n,nr.
,,r;.,s v.I,,ch L,.,,' l....,, ',,....,'' IN
L.,., ,.',, n,il..I,', ,r...'. ...,..I go,
'rbev have ,.l,c,d L.t,ro IA, nnj,ic
ILn r,snI,, I,y nyhil;tcd hv ,rofiI.s
u,,rg and l,.,,l,I, ..,,,,to,l ,t, mos,
c'rhG,I.'nI ,I'u,,.aol ,n,,.,. a.,o
"a a,,J ,i,Ilr,I ,I,' ,..,
w. Wv, .,'''''','' - ' - ','l III
W. 0" I'D I',I,ho ', H., ;, ,;"' ccts
anJ 49, %.i'r,,'",,.n ~. ,.0,Il ."..a :,
nImc;dnto ,Lc ;,,nort,rt o,..,,,n nl
nrnf,"hIorcs, or investment md ,I,ov
horo cn,i,,cd IN ,,o o,tor,r;so tbr
C,ru,pr manur'ntpr,uc and otbcr I'm.
s,nnss interests oc tLc roun,rv to tine
uupreccdcnted ,ytont Of n million OF
dollars. Frrthnr than his they o,irh,
not TO be asked to 90. What remain,
to be done. must mainly be done. and
done quicklv.hv o'hcr1a,ucs in inle,,s
IN tins project The stockholders in III,
Rutland Road are doubtless quite con
tent with their present allotment Of tin
"plcasurcS of hope They will prcba
blV hereafter wisely discriminate be
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22
ILoNARD SkRGEANT,
4 + LYNAN,
Ga. " SItoNo,
& W FLAIoN

The qnestipn brlors the meeting h'lnc nn
lie passage o. tie resolutions r'ron'd by
DC committee. animated nod clo4p'1' sd
lressrs were made by M l'rEn'' a. Ken"
~ 10 rad very ,nte"EpR Ie'fr FROM
Abel Phelps, Esq. Of Boston and by
Mes.rs Hale Of hr'nr Paikrf oil frzNii.
lam, Mr. Bishop a BndgrpoH. Coma. a
delegate from the llouss onIc kiiIroad "a,
.lf Rec Gibson Mr. Marsh VI aafcwE
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CINCINNATI, Dec. -, 1876.
OFFItNNHffI DVN' ~ wv
Trade--N ari gaiisn-- Theatres.


i.. Trede- Navig aiisn-- Theatres.
The pork business is In full operation here, and
thousands sacrificed daily for the devoees in the pig
line.
Prices vary from 50 80 to 81 per hundred according
to size newspaper quotations to the contrary nowith
standing Beef 81 to 81 so. THOUSANDS OF cattle are
being slaughtered whether for the Rio Grande the
English Market Is best understood by the knowing
The river fell suddenly here that two steamers
have been left high and Jry and, consequence
demned. Business generally speaking, brisk. The u
steamer B,bb, Of which treated in my last, made an
average Of ~ miles per hour. TO New Orleans
Lo much for Cincinnati machinery. The Nessrs. Yste
Shields anticipate another order from Govern
ment.
Mr.. Rockwell, who has built splendid cir.r here
Ravb abencd last night for the wives and children Of
the Ohio volunteers II was responded TO In handsome
manner. the building being crowded to excessreccipts
81 .os0, every cent Of which given to the committee
Mr.. Rockwell has been nightly honored with crowded
house II IL surmsed his profits will pay the of the
building by the LIST Of January. is company includes
tho Acrobats Herr Cline Hiram franklin the Tyrolesc
Singers, Mrs 0ossn, the Cannon Ball Man, and sundry
others.
The theatre has received sad shock from the opening
Of thu circus Booth acting here 10 indifferent houses
lie Ia himself in every partIculsrthat b. his perfect
SELF VORTEX.
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DANCING ACADEMY

Tx. SARACCO, Italian Chorcgraphist, and Mile AN
v1 GELNA FIRST teacher of the Partisan Da cling Aeade
of MIR Cellarus grateful the American beau monde
for the they have with almost all
csting shed families New York, have tomposed the
TARANTELLE WALTZ Dance of Naples,
fashionable in the higher circles ofParis and
ANGELINA
waltz in five steps order replace the invented
by MIR Perot which ell Partisan salsusS
being theatrical
The above beautiful Dances and also all the fshiona
BILE Polka. Mazuka, and Quadrille Mexurkas Re
Thoroughly taught 4 few lessons
B-The music for the above dances, recently
published u New York be purchased ct the Dancing
Academy, Broadway, corner of Canal street, No. 90
Int
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"r sss9s GO! "A s:s!sss' ~, !, ! |,

MOUTH oFND t3kAHDE, Nov. S9S 1876.
Brazos bland- Capt Hii-1Hs Rio Grande, $e.
have just been reading the Herald, which, by the
way, always read when get chance, and was sur
prfea to see that of all the letters you publish from this
part sf the world Of them notice what seems 10 me
the most important place, viz Brszos Island ON this
island the depot for all the stores ofthe army Capt
HILL quarter master United States army in charge Of
this depot and indefsgable and industrious Of
Hcer could not be found indeed have doubt that he
was sent to that place for the very tina, he was one
Of the most able officers in the Quarter masters depart
ment
nyou any from Mexico ask him who Of all has
the most to do, and he'll answer Capt. Hill | have
counted at one time outside Brazos Santiago bar twenty
five SAIL most OF them large ships and briggs and az the
ssms time inside than fifty schooners all loaded
with government stores. From this you may imagine
in the morning until late at night My duties have called
there often, and have had chance TO him. He
looks queer. don't suppose he remembers what razor
is but don't wonder OF 1t, for should think he had
time to have told you thus much about him,
fer know you always like TO real merit praised but
while others have been spoken of by every mouth In the
land, has deserved from the country and
the government than this officer, whose labors fr the
nrst Of May last have been incessant.
capt Ogden Ia In charge Of this depot Stores sent
mere nom the Brazos for shipment up the river that
they are merely taken from the small vessels that
can cross this bar, on board the steamboats,
tnst run up the river II the bar at the
NOUN OF 'hs Rio Grande had as much water on II
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as the Brazos 'bar this would become the main depot
but as is cannot There is only five feet water here
and there about eight The water in tho river Is
very low the large boats fnd difficulty in getting
up We have some very fine boats the Rio Grande,
among them the "Co! Cross" with her "buy captain'
as the song has it, and the "Corret" with Captain Ken
nedy. 7. II.
S.~,.
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INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

Yesterday afternoon at East Boston, Henry Carney,
one Of Capt Webster's company, married to Miss
Almira Bent Lieut. Kelley, officer of the day, allowed
an escort of thirteen in uniform with side
under sergeant stearns to accompany the bridegroom
ness the wedding. furlough of 40 hours also al.
lowed the bridegroom In the forenoon, twenty Of
this company in uniform, attended the RevM Tay lors
church The reverend gentleman availed himself Of
the circumstance to discourse eloqusntly upon the
duties Of patriotism. and at the close Of the services he
PRAYED that the young defenders of their country pre-.
sent and their brethren in arms might forth to battle
armed with the breast plate Of righteousness and he
tanned in the hour of their utmost danger by hope
in Christ
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

NG,LLE PAiJLISE DEsJARpiNs' of he Academic
W Royale PARIS respectfully informs the public rhss
aides all the usual Dances taught will be the waz Ma
zurka, Mazurka Quadrle Poikss (yarieus) and he Rs
dowa. Schools aud families attended. Terms and hours
made known application Miss will give the 6rst ball
M lmh
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

From the Norfolk Beacon
On Monday, the Emily Thompson, of Baltimore, ARR.
we'd here from Nassau n p eight days, with part Of
the eff ers end effects Of the u s. sloop of Bos
U a
wreck except guns anchors and water tanks had reach
ed Nassau, at the date of sailing. The schr Charles
arrived under charge of Lieut. Haggerty for Norfolk
and Capt Pearson expected follow IN few days,
th the remainder the officers, men and materials, 70
the same destination.
The following is list of the officers arrived by the
Emily Thompson Lieut.. J. Moeler (; Lieut. NJ. b.
Kntzng, Marine Corps Assistant Sur geon. M B. Beck
Passed Midshpman, John walcott SIidshipmen +. b.
wainwright. y. A. Roe Captains Clerk J. M. Story
By the Charles Alistrum :"-Lieut F. s. Hsggsrty,
In charge Passed Mdshipman, Peter Wager, Jr Mid
The officers of the ship had been treated with much
civty and courtesy by his Exceency, Governor Cen
eral Mathew, who, on the first Of the disaster by
rendered to them every hospitality in his power
shelter under the roof Of the Government House,
sincerity from his cellar and his srder on their ar.
rival at Nassau his cvilties renewed in the most
hosptable form, whilst the sympathy for the
fortunate was manifested by Lieut. Col obbe and off,
Of II. M w India Regiment in barracks at Nassau
In the same generous and liberal minded attentions such
as aye not likely to sbe soon sfaced in the
and tear offs stormy sailor life.
The U. 8. sloop Of Germantown, has arrived at
Norfolk.
from the Boston Courier, Dec. 2sl
drs Of 100 seamen for the line ship Ohio, arrived
II Is said that her complement is completed, and
that she will soon depart for Norfolk to await there the
orders of government.
We looked in yesterday, says the Newburyport He
raid, to see the boat building for government by
Msssrs. Picket Ladd Il is "a cared barge 40 feet
long, II feet wide. and feet inches deep and will
cost about $500 One hundred of these boats build
ing, from Baltimore northward all to be delivered the
LIST January and the contracts for none of which were
entered into until the first week of December They
are ordered by Gen Scott and intended 10 be amply
sumcent in case OF emergency, to land 40 900 men
any point OF the Mexican coast
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76 Nassau street,


~ aud Spirit &c The propretors pledge
themseve thst every article nuine, aud sold a MONT
anal Of hs latest .i oe
Java, Lsgu.yra aud Maracsbo Wines Champagne sherry,
and Isy celebrated brand London Porter Barclay GIss
Os Old English Dairy Cheese French, EnEli.h and Ame
rican Musard Glasgow Spiced Hams superior New Ycsrs
article for the table high favored and sounds Segars ssses
Cd md OF the highest flavor Soaps Starch &C.; Raisass
The wines consist of superior old London Dock Port
Amantado pale sherry Ma:eiles d. pale gold asd brown
doch &c Scotch Herrngs landing from ship Ann liar
''''>' SCOTT s THOMPSON.
397 Broadway
the solicitation Of their uptown custouers, opened q 81
Broadway also the cash principle where
corresponding with their down town.
that cannot surpassed by any the city All the above
articles will be fonnd there goods from each place will
be free Of part Of the city for cash
only. d13 lmr
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
OrricE No. 90 WALL STREET. OPPOSITE THE MxRcxANTb
Company continues to insure as,ns loss % damage
by Fire. dwelling houses, warehouses buildinss N
property also aganst loss damage By inland
Thomas W. Thorne. Elisha Riggs
Thomas 7. Woodruff. Anssn Bier
X r. Robson, MD, Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen.
Meses Tucker, James e. Holmes,
Johh X Davis0n, john r. More,
John H. Lee. William X. Thou,
Caleb C. Tuns, Thomas MoYreus
Frances r Sage, Eugene BoSsn,
John G. Merritt, Robert Smith.
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have been discharged cured s have died In the reosn
discharged, 95-S8 100 per cent. cured. In
the old cases 2O-7s 100 per cent number ere stu
improving. with fair prospects Of recovery. These
suits compare favorably with those the best instu
TONS both in this country and abroad The number Of
patents In the institution at the close Of the focal
was a9l The great object Of the institution effect
The expenses of the institution it il estmsssd
during the ensuing year, including salaries, will amount
TO $4,000 The health Of the patients during the past
year has been good