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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-05
DIVISION OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK.

A correspondent Of the Albany Evening
Journal proposes division of the Stale Of
New York intoiwo distinct and SOVEREIGN
members Of the ConGederacy. The editor
OF tina. paper, without fully endorsing OF
recommending the proposition, seems new.
er,hc'ess to look fovorably upon such diyis.
ion as calculated TO countervail southern
power in the national government, and init.
mates possibility tina, Pennsy lyania, too,
may undergo like process.
The project meets with full favor from the
Syracus Journal, WHICH says
"We he eve i WI be 60 ad upon investigation, q
p, AZ cab ind Je ietr'a' measure. All that bart Of
IT, State be ow ne "A para! 81, .nuing very neal
ltSuo'ih otada rs OF Siiv N, Ulster and ID 4 hes,
coune., wona very conveniently form an lndepen
dent siaIe by AS /, VIII popula nearly as args
as la Q. massachusetts All rapidly increasing
rep estC-d IN Congress by Two Senators and nine
Representa- ves--.I'h the great commercial empori
"! 10; II ccnre ana rapiiai! The ba ance Of the
count es-under / { syn iican, and enpAonous namt
o. ONTAHiO-woud sui form noble sale with 4
popa atom close pom 'wo m ons and more homo
Aencous ~ claracie., s7mpijaies business, pursuit
aAd ln'e.esis, than the wo.e State is now. New
YoRK woui essentially bv Commercial Sta e
ONrARio, Agr',u iil-ai. There seems now 10 be ire
cone eaDe ilrreuces be ween the City and County
waica he dissolution Of our civil and pc cal bond:
Gg'.I tbi.e,ae."
1t will be seen that our Syracuse colem.
porary assigns TO that portion OF the State
which is 10 retain the present name "ihe
great commercial emporium" for carhA
What city or village is TO be tho ca piia o
The Estate Of Ontario," !, has moi yet inform.
cd us. Possibly Syracuse.
II was foreseen w the trainers of the Con.
s,ilu''on the! the subject Of The division and
Tic consolidation Of States would come up
The first subdivision Of section 3 OF the I'll
Auigic, provides for such cases in the follow
ing terms:
"No new State shall be formed or erectet
"wihin the jurisdiction Of any other State
"nor any Stale be formed by the junctio,
cot Two or more States or parts Of State
"w,hoal the consent Of the Legislatures o
"the States concerned, as well as Of Con
"eress."
The attempt 10 multiply the members o
our national coniedcracy by the dismember
ment Of old States for the formation of nev
with the avowed design Of giving additions
power TO a particular portion Of the Union
is, in our opinion, extremely questionable
policy. Unsuccessful at the North, what sI,a
hinder the South also from seeking and oh
tanning division of the large States of Geor
gia, North Carolina, Virginia and Alabama
Rather let the members of the Union re
main as they are. Evidently any effort {,
dismember States must lead to jealousy an
confusion, and DO productive OF no possibl
good Roches'er american.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-05
CONGRESS.

MnNDAY. May 30 In the SENATE to-day,
aiies ,he 'raDsacion OF routine business, the
b.. SUPP ,e'iei.iarY u The act providing for the
pf"sccuu1N % ,he neS can war was dIscussed
an. "A!"Y "a. on HE ;aJ g unit. Tomorrow,
"bsA !. 81. be ac'el Ipon. Mr.. Benton then
rcsuneI h., r"m..,. upon lie Oregon jursiic>
ton BILL and the motion % postpone the further
cons deraiiun Of the whole Oregon question un.
t.! The first Monday IN December neX,, speak ING
untli twenty min1tes past 3 O'clock, when he
gave wav to a motion 10 O. into executive ses.
s'on,. lie W. conclade his review Of the sub.
lae! ~ the day ares 20 morrow. We are com
eied 10 postpone the publication of Mr. b. $
remarks NATL "a. nti-roW
In the NJ 49,, JOINT resolution was iniroduc.
ed BY NJ Brnkerhof, ienl4riny 10 General
Ihvcr, and The army ofoccupatinn, the thanks
o. Congress "r tier recent operations on the
No 'tFande, aud auihorizing one months adds
toia pay 10 zach non copm ssoIed officer, InlI-
s"ian. s.d private belonging 10 that army on
the gu in.an'. The resolution was referred
to the Committee Of the Whole on the state Of
the CRon. .G...'"J '.Is 'T
The dav was spcht in committee in the fur.
Their consideration af the civii and dinlouaiic an.
proei'al.ci. !'..r, fheroiuas good dea. Of de i.
ha'e' 'Fet {" ans eeJ.e q. snYpstance.
! n otl, M4v n~-!n SsYArs ir Pearce
, aired .@>o u. N-I,h'i .'ry ding Tor i dis,ribu~
! ton ~ t.ppg ~ r-t..i sd IN M :he war annn,
IN els ~nd ,"I-ss h.,a.-,l IN /. .aiop .i. -
\ OIL Supplementary - V.tI lroydi1. 4 : tire
ppp0'n' ne!l', .'J.'n- athC- things, Of Two M.o,
= be"c.ais ~ addition y The present force was
d:scisscl ~ .i.,.f IN crmr,-'o,
IL tIe iiors-. sIr .. uL..h # moved 10 nike
~ i.'1 e -o,h, ~ Slofttrs 10 ttsaks OF Coz
p'.+, . t,cnc,-.' . i, lor fof h. Sr,vcos ON IL,
R,n franle NJ Etal.'son orI,, s;d .,,,,t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-05

Coon JUsT,cE.-There is some virtue left
in the Courts YET, il they have ceased TO con-
vlci for murder. Jacob Clo"sh plead guilty
IN the Municipal Court Of Boston, TO charge
OF c'"el,y 10 his two horses. and was senlen-
ccd 10 pay fine of eighty dollars, and be
lmpI'soned in the house VI correction for
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-05
The population Of The Republic is made

The Exports from the Republic of Mexi-
co amount to about S2O,OOO,OOO annually.
Not less than Sl2, 900, 600 ofsilver are coin
ed in the various MINIS, Of which there are
some six or eight in the Republic"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-05
Sir Robert Peel late in the evsAine re-.
frrrsd to this course Of remark Of HE former
Opponent, as Colluws: .t

The noble lord q. Russell saYs he hone. ,b,, ,h,
discussions which have threatened the maintenance Of
amcabe relations with the U. States will be branch,
toa fortunate close Sir, t.ins can appeal to the
course which we have pursued, against some obloo,v
come misconslruc'ion some i,snualions th., ~
were abandoning the honor Of his couhtry-I ,h,nt
can appeal TO the past experience of hi. toye,
that It has been oui earnest desIe BY eycIv ei'r,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-05

TIE de'isOn Of the American Senate upon the oues
lion gHine the: notice requisite to terminate The
evidence Of change for The better which has recent
" taken pace in The public opu,lonof the Uniled
States. Tt re:ollfon au,hohzng The notice has
bsea agIesd to. but 70 ameaded as 10 make il yery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08
Foreign lmportations.

HAvnEsshp silvis Dc G5a;.e.i Loescegk Wesen.
s!sdt and schs rhSrn-s HesseasroeL col HA& OH
vsn s." tSa ssS'
Mann seTp M.ne5pg Gousd cels Baker &c e
RSss's1 E'T Fs ss..
W%tsIsca Pps. KsTst.2 KpsilsmanIa Rspsys5se
1aH Boieesa Ware
Smith ws', Eosn sess ksss Mo-
and selin3 Martin & LawsOa-5 Bepjamin-27 Perot
MD s Enss ls wS soSsr. bss P:y
;sI12i Noel De Co.Sy-lO Barker Huiton-l 4 X
PIN II s%s
k;fss s
a
f1 sS s%Ss .eiT' VII
faaS Young Ellis Rssd ie1 Tsy fS co
Fox Lying'tOpTI p'Iy.s Harry, Wshoa. eeIaA
,eYI Fills: sO,.sml Pssye; s9-s Legal sOuIIad
Glia so BeuRs Co
81 Gsllon-l CSt,ene "a . yaTet-l An Wards CO
11
cS1s s seS%S Bs Victor muss sr
Le.snge WsssndSust s sshpshaId "a
;;s: :sn i s,E:
sk Wine % Sfr,
IosDcsship afs 0Ss pk
os%s: fs' p h'.ns B :ssl
ts:s S"1ss t f:1 Wr ss
Bodden cog EIson-i W G tuai co.. S T Jot e.
Mssl.sS f'sn si pss if Sscsl
sss
s MI Hss1f
ss Godfe; Pa,s;.ca doqn 'en SSo- apT,, STcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08
Domc,t,c lmuor,.tlou..

Rio GHAsps-Brig Sema6i a hhds 5000 horns % 200
shn bones lot OF hide cuttings bales OF wool do horse
hah o) boxes candles a noxrs tobacco inns
q order = - " ~ "
NEw OnLyAss-Pscket Ship uhurn-a bxs mdx w Al
ing-l~ obls lardh Burdeil23 hhds ~ bbls tow No
Ieiohn-ts ubis uoiaaes Goodhue co30 bbs flour Dick
sTson na.eani|ii ess potatoes box Me,cAl-23 tcs
Dds ii SEED LUrswold-z bxs liIrnt Barton-i02
bbls mol uses Leverehl life pr-ser,efs T. Bay
bois ginsihg eask beeswax Low col Dbl pecan
Drsk -; ibis pol Re CO.., BALES stan
flour Oeifich kfuEss-e2 bales feathers ID Morgan
kegs lard Miles-loe hhds ssgu ID Moresn-al2 bales
-2e eks Read Bro-sbr HARRISON cos. Bell Motion
sugars bxs MoanI2i bales cotton IL. bale. brown
% order.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Ship Silve de Gr,sseMr Hey landa and family,
Charles Shiansk aud 2S8 10 the steerage.
LoNDoN-Packet Ship orthum6erl.nd-Mr and Mrs Stu
Bri9d.~rss Nswsgt: n J.: Rsy Il Gordon, Ken.
q 8 Woolhause, B. Al Gshold Gehuls, Schulze, q L
Schulze. Germany; James Allen, Philadephi43O in the
steerage.
trEnrooL-shipH smpton-T HusOn, A A Sidney. DR.
Only and lady, snd 253 in the steerage.
LivERPooL-Ship Sea-Niiss M A Lamb. Savannah; Miss
M Norris England; MIR and Mrs Harrison, England and
272 in the steerage.
BoNArRE-Brg Angora-S Brown.
NEW ORLEANs-Ship Auburn-Mr Mclaughlin Mr. Kit
rich, 10 In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08

and holders have met adsnsnd SUFFICIENT 70 dispose
Of The supply on hand though considerably smaller than
that on sale last week Prices do not materially vary
from those then obtained, and may be quotsda 81
IS rs for good retailing qualities small lot taken for
over. fs
Cows and Calves continue in good request at uniform
prices which quote at from SIS to $as and S40 in
quality All sold. ~
Sheep and Lambs duil-Prices have declined and 500
hea remain unsold The transactions have been
primo ipally at from 81 to 50 SO So so for Sheep and so
cents to 81 so and 81 SO for Lambs
Hay and Straw Sales Of Westchester and Long Island
timothy and cloverssed rom the wagons) at 62s cts per
cwt. Straw 50 so per 100 bundles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08


pool and Aneo for Havre will close This day, halpas
o'clock, at the Exchange Reading Room
BARE New HAvEy from New Haven arrived at s. Pie,es
on the 9h ultmo Third day out lost LIST mate overheard
Notice to Mariners.
Ss:sSs: Which long si;.:i
81 that place hayirr solicited this board to
cause cav them to be M and % "a, to uphold them
.ySs m 50 e dS and to ss; The said
nstice !. hereby gwen that ia accordance Serewh three
Sescons each co!ored black and py an
oS.s!ysIss Re s.ssis Ssss:, s.:eon
ss sna fro" sssh sa @
centre % 1Ths., i line wild, that s SoSh
The "a
y; s
Il. nh s
into Queen. eh.nns having grown ap to render i
for vessel. e The use notice Is
hs saSy s n
'ssay
% s Ss north m ,S' S
lowing marks aad compass bearings
- Mill ct Herne; with Heme Low Mill ........ "a
me 2 F e s S s Duoy.
Whalcmen.
New Bedford 9TH. bark Arab, to Fairhaven) Terry
% 81
Foreign Ports.
,GvADALourE, Nov li-ln port, brig Coral Of Bath Me.
M.TASnAs Nov aIn Port bark James Bailey. for Ph,la
ds brig Hogan firm the North had Just arived sehr John
Passes Nov s-n port brig Alert. lassno for
;sa s a. de- e e Ny v
Wills; NOds.q: il DAYS. bark - for DO day.
IL. ET. mi shp NcsSS:sE dis
sr THoMis, Nov Is-In port brig st Marks, Anderson
Home Poru.
,ArALacHIcoLA. Nov SsArr brig Manhattan, johnson,
sn brig Foam h and MSsnt
dys BaIii%srs, sn..ide the S. partly Oh d:
,p. 0sssn i0hn ao;ps A,.s,s e.s Ros;
BosTos, Dec. s-Ar, .ehr Benz Biselow Barter, New
sail. O New YoI Albany, FSadslphis and 5alij%S,s
70 NV moderate, ships Mary Apn Mon,eIey bark; Wsve
sss. ST. S:s as:;y
Gn.Srs.ros Dee i-A Ar ship Sullivan, Waite, NwY0.t
Eam hs
s SC :.s ss
si rs' c.s: N,sA New
sweet and sarah, Parsons Portland; for N YorL.
se.ea With iI,s
castle hatch bSw.rt: all. .pIis Sc Al'S Ar brig Mon.
town, d. ty-donis, Daniels Rappahannoek; Lueuliu',
MoBILg, Nov a-Arr brig Wetumpka, Fowler, I'm NYork;
btigs WskuA Mulford, dos Atakapas, sartelle Boston
NEw ORLsASs Noy a. tu shp South Csrolina. Hamil-
dear ID ships oesyus,, Colbrrn Liverpool Clinton,
SLIGO; Empes. srio, ons, Tsmpico; Adophus Noyes
Thomas; Monitor, Wyse T,mpco; Iona, Smith, baros,
Santiago.
NosroLx. Dec a-An sehr II N Williams. Elliott Boston;
Sid schr Vesper, Staples. Newport
Nrw LONDON Dee t-Arf schrs Senate Sydleman N Yrk;
Olympus, Harris Abans; Susan, Day do; 6th arr brig
Neusifas, Baker, TURKS Island.
Ngw Brpronp, Dec t-sshrs Richmond. Ihad; sioop
Emily Jane, Albany.
, Nrwsuarrosr, Dec L-BeIow brig supposed the Wash
ngton from fhiisd. -
delphis; Gold Hunter Mansfield. Norfolk Ssed bsIque
York.
PosrlASp. Dec 3-Bsrque Falmouth, Knight, N YORK.
Sid, brig kusaa, Lane, ~ Indies. :.
RIO GRAspr, Dc, lin port bark Kennebee, Smith disr;
enn Mseoehs, smith, dsg; Wssey, Cray Csdz; brig Sc
sayAsysa, Dec s-Au bark Superior. shumsy, Ne~Yosk;
Levitt, Martinique.
sAlrM. Dee f-cid, brig Susan, Pehe, West Iasss Sid
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PHILApELrHIA, Dec. ], 1916.

PHILApELrHtA, Dec. 7, 1916.
The detachment of volunteers, consisting of compa-
MES A. and C, of this city, and company E. of Potts.
ville under the command of Capt Fw. Binder of com
pany A. started this morning in the for Harrisburg
where they will take the for Chambsrsburg Arriv.
ed at this place they will have TO make their first essay
at enduring the hardshps of soldiers life in tedious
march of one hundred and miles to Pttsburg,
over the mountains covered doubt, foot deep with
large multitude witnessed their departure the
buoyancy Spirits unexpected from the Giro at
tending it, The falling fast at the time with
their progre the railroads Charnbersburg as
the chance that would greatly impede their subse
quent march to Prtsbuug The other detachment,
sisting Of he Monroe Guards Capt Small Cadwallader
1rays. Capt Scott, and jefferson Guards, Capt More
head will leave on Wednesday morning. The men who
men, and will doubtless give good Of them.
selves IL the opportunity afforded them number Of
sword presentations have taken place within few days
past the officers Of the various volunteering compan
the funds having been raised by private subscriptions
have not displayed their usual iberaty in contributing
10 the fund intended supply necessares for their
trbutions from the ladies' but the state Of the weather
Is such that very little can be expected.
Two notorious burglars have been for months past
operating in Southwark and Moyamensing with some
and with apparent impunity from arrest led
them to chalk messages to the occupants Of the riff ed
selves Jack sheppard Bueskn and are suppo ed
TO be members Of the " Killer" gang.
praise worthy act Of patriotism has been performed
by Col wynkoop Pottsville who failing in his efforts
to get into the giment called active service as
an oacer, has entered the company from that place
private and Is determined TO shoulder his muske in its
ranks The votes of the volunteers WILL however pro.
badly promote him Of the regimental officers to
be elected at Pittsbug His example has been followed
by Msssrs. Mcsiicken and Fsrnum who resigned their
commssions as heutenan,s in other companies to enlist
privatcs for the
The news by the Caledonia has not MS vet had any
sensible effect upon the -four market the weather being
30 unfavorable that no operations have taken place
Americas Bank, 40 - '
ASrrR SALrs.-se Reading RR 3l,,.
Sxcoyp Board "a North American Bank tIo sloco Will
mngtonR S. Ts; 800 Schuylkiil Navigation "a Jel. 900
u States Loan e &C. ioos 1000 State Sc sS 500 uiard
BsnkT.
ArrKn sALssIooe Lehigh Isterest 81; 100 Bank ~
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kns ot,pl,l, Ns.sn West Coast Of AfisI jssss Story,
'wit%seros, N c. Dee lag bf,ss : Colby. Randall
}uadaloupe; I'd. Juliet Walton Trinidadi snow, Xribop
Pontz, Pa; CARDINAL Gooding, s. Pisss Mary Pennei
Doughty, Martinique; qzardo Marine % THOMAS ID Ame
wiIIis%s do Anssns Ca.tlaf MaIsinGue bark Dudley
otta Hopkins, Marie Gsente; CD brig Lycomiug. Csrr
Matapzas: schr Hudson NTork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08
ALEXANDER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF 1886.

VINS and popular Liquid Hair Dye, Its intro
duction, has met with upexamped but nerited
and the subscribers would inform the public that still further
paraslsd. II colors the Hair either Black Brown Insan
taneously and neither washes of soils the clothes and
stead injung hair mIarts to beauty
Of youth Its superior ence will be
every upon single apple alton For sale By Rushon
Co. Broadway; A. p Sands corner Fulton and William
J. s. Aspnwa William stfeet and johnson, Moore
& Tayior Maiden Lane New York Sole ageDtS for the
United States X g. A. WRIGHT, ~ g. 9TH &C.. Philad.
1UAv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08
I'm CERTAIN DISEASES OF A DEEPLY INTE
~ RESriNq AMP IMPORTANT NATuRE-TDr

OhEsTiNa AND IMPoRfAMT NAfHRE.I1DT:
* o. .nn the v.T n Il.
referred to- he e9n.utsa At hi. d.ens,
&: oas s.s me
h, beside gse structure. and the vaOu, eo%peaea dir
.s ss . ssa r As
sse "" ss
who ss s $ IN eom he
presented several eminent and but which
ads Is. .up. to
ss
to cure % ss:y M but one
e fno~n opinion would BE-
a. An oS % sy :aS
them ofsueh nature . to effect posteriy u not indeed
either disease when not treated may 50 DOR
msn in the q. 70 show themselves in no other
But With regard 70 ths mole Immediate train of evils.
OF % o he
enre othsse complaints Now, supposing these
.r.s many cs.ss and 90 ESSENTIALLY DO ,hoss
ds Gd from one suohs sense
Astonishing the opportunities the author has Of witnessing
csed ns medeas. proper only
the Other while not few havs been deceived entirely for
different aud innocent disorders
and afford The finest Geld Tor fnsysry !: that q sie
tire Here s poor patient pays for pills or drops: month
might subsds disappear WHILE genersy return ss.s
S &: Ssi @ ss 1ss
geon knows th all the physe the world would care
stncture properly UNDERWOOD 1t easily
and speedily hs removed To every one Of eon.ee prs.
just, land he can appeal to the most eminent physs
cians in the city for their truhl how ippoXent that
talent Of psr.on hs about 70 I1s IN Gsn
state, genelly accomplished n very isue yms and
iate YEAR II the complaint In
in the hands proper and sxpsenced the
Il month"; Many persons eoasat the writer who
this atty Tor short time only but return
perfectly cured though has been source OF trouble and
Lor bs of those who cannot consult the au
thor personally furnishes his peculiar and ssu
mode Of cure adopts particularly each individual
ease His trrstmeat the most radical well rapid add
private that be devised would willingly be
BY Thousands OF the subject offs differ
nature.
os. and will receive the mos, faithful and deliberate
aftenuon.n
N. S-Dssssti nd 'spus;s rooms for those who nay
hsvs 70 wait In Is ims.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNE m, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand,

DAILY HEhAL1-Evsry day, fros csnts Per eopy-$r
- per anggm,-psysble in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Evcry Ssturd.y-fnce 81 csnes
per eopy-S5 I'm cents per anuur-paysble In adynnce
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Price Ga cents copy-$3oo annum, payable in adj
ADVERTISEMENT at the usual prie.s-.lways e.a
sRiNTiN0 Of all kiads sxscutsd with bssnu and De-
patch.
al leusrs eomwumeatio.s, BY mni aadrssssd 70 the
must be paid, or the will be dc
ducted from the svbscsiptiQn money rsmitted.
JAMkD GORDON BENNETT,
Nxw Ycnx HRnAI.s EsrAnLssnMxrr,
WsEs<Wes sssssf oftultes md Nssssu suss u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08

BALTIMORE, Dec. T. 1916.
Grim Con and Elopement-Bad Weather-Child Drown-
10y its Fatker--The Neps and the Markets. &c.
The weather this morning is decidedly unpleasant,
and the ground being covered with snow and sleet
whilst plenty more Of the same sort is still falling.
of Grim has Just occurred in this CITY, and
the guilty parties have eloped for the West The fra
one s the mother of three children, Of which she
has taken with her, and the other have been left
with the husbanJ who takes 1t like philosopher and
has given notice that he intends to apply for and of
course obtain, divorce.
A man named Adam Kloppenberger, taken
up about ten days ago, raving crazy with the mania
potua when he told the police that he had been
PEELED, by who threatened to kill him. to throw
his child into the Falls and at the time took them to the
very spot where he said he had thrown in No trace
Of the body could be found and it thought that his
story incorrect but yesterday the body found
and fully identifedby its mother.
The News MARKETs-Although the Caledo-
MIA arrived at Boston Saturday morning at o'clock,
there tdngs of the reached this city for
press until IL O'Clock on Saturday night. There was
however, some operations, which seemed to indicate
that the character of the news known to at
least is said that firm in this city has purchased
English and French accounts during the last eight
weeks at all prices, nearly 10000 bbs of flour This
morning. however, the will show itself the
kats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08
NEW TARIFF.

view ofhe reduction Of the Tariff which takes place
r Jennings Co. msr,cm Hotel vii reduce s6s pes s
Of thsr Clothing in like proportion They have now on
and Vestngs; also large Of first quality ready
made Clothing fancy Dress articles under eothng &C. kc
Gentemcn in of articles invited eyamine
assortment al Wv rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home ports.

BALTIMORE. Dec Arr ships Lydia sous Portland; Ma
eedcais Jack Bath the Capss and TWO day, 40 the
Boston for Baltimore The experienced eonlnnsion Of
gales during The whole Esssage-6,ks Henry shstop Long
ton Dearng Charls,ron Americas, Wheeler; 1haddsus
George; May, Havre de Grace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08
IAsT OEs CLUrniNv AL fUhNiI URk
WANTED

IL clothing urniture to dispose or obtsia cash
price for the BY applying the subscriber, his resi-
attended to. r FF1 NJ D. COHEN. 50 Duane u.
N. B. ladies east extended 70 By Mrs. ~. .. Cehsn-
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New York, Dec. q.
AsHEs-There comparatively nothing done.
Pearls, s. rs.
CorroS-As far as we judge by the limited busi-
ness transacted today, the market is weaker, but
Their appears to have gained additional strength by the
news 10 hand per Caledonia. The weather was much
against business to-day, and tho sales consequently
small in amount being reported at 800 bales.
LukzSvoL IL~ssIsncArivr.
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'I'hETUNiC ELIxik or kEsrUNATiy CUhDiAL,
Prepared by the Members of the Phladelpha College Of
Medicine and for sale at their Office 81 Nassau New
York up for the Of those who have u
invaluable invisorane tou,cw positively cure pctenes
in either tho ablty,
physical prosaon weakness Of the sexual organs
and constitutional debility grodnced from any cause n
fails the periodical that nature do
mands and essential good health and
Price TIVE Dollars bottle. Of half dozen t0,
carefully packed and forwarded Of the Union
w. +. DICKINSON, Aren't,
nlo lm<s 81 Nassau It.. New York
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FLoUa.-Prices declined to-day about lsI cents
About 10000 barrels Of prime Genesee sold az IS I2
with the privilege OF Tree storage and 2oo barrels of
Ohio and Michigan at 50. There does not app ear much
disposition among tine purchasers operate 10 any ex
ten, the above prices and the sales TO day were al
most forced We shall DOUBT have a further reduc G.
tod 10 a day or two.