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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN BALM.

THIS MEDICINE s pleasant and sdeescai remedy for
Pisarsy Brous6ti. Liver Complaint, COasumpsoa and
III: iS or .sas
containing Treatise Consumption, &c, and numerous
vii. of til.
ss o.: lung:
sa,y Angus ysc South sssshs
confidently recommend to all similarly H afsfIsd
City and County Of New York .-A. D. Hsagt~sn. being
duly dsp0's' and says h III e.
The Balm is sold by druggists generally through
TiE AFE saES rIt IMPERATIVE
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dact Will: on the neck hands and ARM. DC
PLY protect with appearance ofyouthnl charm 70 the
most advanced periods Of lie.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail. by
JULES HAUEL,
Practical Chemist and Perfumer,
46 South Third street. Philadelphia.
ny Sa1s 81 Bassyy T.
Willard, s. w. corner O Cedar and William streets
awarded the Franklin Institute. ni6 lmsrc
A CHEMICAL REsULT-A WONDER my GELE
"A DRAFTED VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE, to
enable r7fTg t - -.s---rsc--- their hair without
I RI .-asr iaeassaAises eleeKtag "a or grey heis.
eas-t e.sss.. 81 4Ertess a aet I x ts.F s.
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Bewan Of eoun..ree for uis. iisasi, s-ssssS's
Liquid Hair Dye" ifyou want Ne genuine article
Forsale, whoesaleend retail, by
JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist,
No 46 South Third street, Philadelphia
and by my agens-J Jacqucmod, No 45 broadway; = A.
ATtsut LaIsystte Baza Nos 4s and III bosd~ay' A.
| Premiums awarded q the franklin Institute nl6 lm-rc
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FaSDen8ero SalIeds
HAVANA VIA CHARLEssoN-Stezmshp Genll Don Fernando
de la Serna Me.srs Figuers, AnoDio Rasnes, Antonio
Agard Antonio Rasnes Antonio Quevedo Miguel Saez HUI
Agura Soto Mariana Garay George de Chacon Captain
r Halliday, MIR Callahan.
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BOOKS BOUGHT.
BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. 6 Aston Place, late 9TH Street,

NO. D AstOr ks1aces late Jtn street,
a feU doors East of Broad,cdy Nesc York.
THE subscriber respectfully informs re public that he ha;
Natve Cages Seeds &c and hopes strict attention aud
fair and upright dealing merit the patronage Of those dispo
sed to indulge in this most delightful fancy.
IN addition those mentioned his stock will comprise all
articles in his ne including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
sort. Gold and Silver Fi,h emsn Paste made after an ap
B. Orders from OF the city carefully attended and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER.
New York, Dec. IL. 1915. dl2lm.r
OFrlcE MERcANrILE Mutual INSURANCE. Co.
No: 81 Wall street, December 9Th l845.
MEETING OF the Trustees held at the Office Of the
"A Company, on The sId innst.nt JOSEPH WALKEN was
resigned; and LEWIS GREGoRy elected Vice President
supply the occasoned by the resignation Of Joseph
Hoxie.
By order Of the Trustees
ELLWOOD WALTER, Secretary
MARINE Insurance ON CARGO AND FREIGHT ONLY.
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, Ne So Wall
confines business Marine freight and
cargo.
New subscription notes. amounting to upwards Of Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been received and further
additions are daily being made TO its assets
The Company attention its plan OF business which
il believed offers and larger
thea Cd ~ nrhsr
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TRUSTEES.
Thomas Hunt, Jas. mccullough, Thos Achelis,
VIM. q. Langley, septimus Crooks, Gso. w. Taylor
Henry Sheldon, Charles Psyen, Levi Cook,
Jas. Freeland, Chas. H Rogers, A. Legoux,
Thos. Nelson, H. T.. Moring, ID. L. Sayrs,
Wilson g Hunt, w. Z. Atwater, Alexis 8. Baker,
Stewart T.. Marah, w. A. Keteitas, Nj. Ward,
Geo Hastings, Chss. q. Carleton, Leonard KIRBY,
e. w. A. Rodgers Lucus Hopkins, Jas. e. Hallock
Henry Jessop, Daniel q. Hanland, ST. jenkins,
q. d. Phelps. Herman Boxer
JOSEPH WALKER, President,
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
ELLwoop WALTER, Secretary d2s6m-rc
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DAGUERREOTYPE
" for the sale of
The genuine Vogaender Appaaus also the best Plates,
Chemicals, Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases SC &C.
may the subscribcrs wholesale aud retail by
addressing (post paid) to
W. +. LANGENHEIM, Exchange, Philadelphia
Or LANGENHEIM x BECKERS, 2oi Broadly way N. Y
G The following gentIemsn have agreed to Agents
for the sale Of the genuine Vogtlaender Apparatus:
Messrs Lch < Whipple, Boston. Mass.
MIR. James L. LYON, Richmond, Va.
MIR. 8. Broadbent Coumbis, 3. &.
MIR. James 7. Perry, Charleston, 3. c.
MIR. 8 Noessel, New Orleans.
Messrs. johnson Il Jacobs, New Orleans
w. x Il. LAN0ENHETM,
jlo 1msrc Exchange, Philadelphia.
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MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRANOOD, &c, &c.
NoR SALE By T. g. STACY, No &C Wooster street. es,
tween Broome and Spring The entire stock vii
be sold together or in parcels to suit y
ID per cent below the market price, either Tor csn oi
no s co The following CONSTITUTES portion ., .ne o'A VIZ
2o,eo1 do do shaded and notified do do.
10000 do do Superior Rosewood veneeersih M.hou
5000 feet r. 81, H. Ia TX. inch, ~ ana inc" ahoganV
Boards and Plank. n. y.,s
LOS Los Sam nnJ a. a.. isdi m.m
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Bewar. of countertcs-Ask raueis v-aessbis
Liquid Hair Dye" ifyou want Re genuine article.
torsae, wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAUEL, ferfumer and Chemist,
No. 46 South Third street, Philadelphia.
and by my agents:-J B. Jacqucnod No AIS Broadway; A.
Artsult, Lafayette Bazaar Nos 4s and Isl Broadway; A.
Premiums awarded the Franklin Institute. nl6 lm*rc
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ct0l7 500 .Eto otl1. .s93
T.. ,am NJ MARsHALL, Chief Cashier.
Io.no. CO., EXCHANGE, Feb. 6.-The present weeks
a,,;ysis of English whsst for market having been
on The increase the stands here to-day were
ss;riv 6ed with samples Of both red and white. Se-
isccd qualities moved OF steadily, at full prices. In ell
other kinds very little business was transacted Foreign
free wheat was held firmly at very full currencies
The supply of Barley being very large, the Barley
trade heavy, and prices had downward tendency
yet the factors submitted to slight decline in vsne,
good clearance effected. The Ost trade wss verf
dull and where sales forced lower terms wsts
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division, the numbers were-Against the amend
ment 2S3; in its favor 165-majority 50 The
amendment was accordingly rejected.
The Repeal OF the Corn Laws.
MANCHESTER, FRTDAY.-The following is copy
OF the petition for the county of Lancaster, which
will be forwarded tomorrow for presentation -
To the Honorable the Commons Of Great Britain
and Ireland, in Parliament dsssmbied-
" The Petition of the undersigned Merchants, Bank
ers, Trsdsss, sad ether iniabi,ants Of the county
Humbly showsth-That your petitioners have
with considerable sstisfaction that her Majestys minis
ters have introduced into your honorable house. bill
ported into this country, by which greater liberty will
be given to commerce and manufactures.
They regret however, that the proposition with
ct once to give that freedom 10 their importation
which the Of the country require and which
mperativey necessary to the present alarming con-
don OF the people Of Ireland, owing to the failure Of
Your petitioners are strongly Of opinion that now
more than ever duty the importation Of corn s
undesirable and alike unjust to farmers and laborsrs
most earnestly impore your honorable house. at once
and forever entirely to abolish all duties which tend to
diminish the supply Of the peoples food.
And your petitioners will ever pray
The following the places where the great bulk OF
the signatures has been obtsinedall in three DAYS >;
Manchester, borough), ss,32o Stafford, borough a..
Heaton Norris, 2eS7 Bolton, is,74s ormskiIk, 1900
wigan, 6,72a Bury, 3745 Preston, la256 Oldham,
si60 Burnley sTi7; Blackburn, 1874; 81. Helen's
and Newton 3440; the Tylda District 6l9S; Fasworth
2340.
Corn LAws-EDINBURGH.-A petition is now in
the course of signature in this town. for the imme-
diate and total abolition Of the laws, which is to be
sent of for presentation Saturday night; and up
to last night, We understand, II had been signed by
FIVE thousand Of our citizens Cdisdonidn Mercury.
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MONEY MARKET.

=
This has been dismal day in Wall street, and there
was very little dispostion exhibited by tho brokers 10
operate Pricesel of fraction, and the market closed
exceedingly heavy. Harlem, declined u per cent Nor
witch and Worcester, y; Morris Canal. n; Reading and
Long Island closed at yesterdays prices
The Farmers and Millers' Bank of Haeerstown Narv
land has exploded Its bills have bean for long time in
bad spue, and It's circulation therefore fortunately
limited. We have no sympathy for those holding is
bills as they have had sufhcient warning of IN worth
lessness
The New York Gas Company have declared div;
dond of four and half cent payable on the I'd of No
vember.
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for tho
month Of September, 1916, were SIS, $50; against
s1755s for the corresponding month in 1885, showing
increase of So92 for the month this year. The travel
Of this road is entirely local. and u.s. therefore, affected
by local The weather has very great influences
the traffic, and whatever deficiency may appear the
receipts for month this compared with the cor
responding month last year. be attributed solely to
that cause.
In shori time this road will be opened 10 somers,
dIssDcs Of twsnysx miles from White Plains and hiy
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WARRINGTON, l2th Oct, 1886, O'Clock, p. NJ.
The NeUs from Monterey.

The news of the taking of Monterey by Gen. Taylor
after three days fight reached this last city night The
excitement of the people to know the facts was intense
report in circulation that an extra woud-or was
being issued at the Union Office push to that once
took place at about 10 O'Clock Nj all were however,
disappointed extra issued or made il
This morning the details have appeared but the ocial
accounts viii be published in the Union Of this afternoon
or tomorrow.
satisfaction but there is ysery hung the victory
in the terms of population, which hope will bs cleared
away by General Toy lor's official despatch.
understand the armistce Of eight weeks agreed upon
by the last article Of capitalization subject to the apprs
fdentally state shsud II be the CASE that the President
will disapprove off
1t is not prudent to hazard opinion until the
official correspondence while il is well known that pro-
dges ofvalor performed by soldiers and brave
officers NORTH.
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARTS

THIS Insulation, occupying the buildng known the
Rotunda, ia the Park, open daily from A. nj. I'll
dark. On Monday and Tuesday evenings the
Life Membership one dollar Single admission Is cents
The Public Schools admitted free Saturdays BIZ making
anangements with the doorkespe OF 2wlssrc
HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
Cstkiil October l2h; at Oahh the 3th al Giloa
the 4h; Jefferson the 15th at Roxbuy the 18TH
Ciovesvs tho 17h Woodstock the 10Th; SauLar
on the 90eh; and at Kingston on the 2lst
This is the Largest Estabshment organized In the
United States conpsing i5s Men and Horses recurring Is
&c The Company has sssssHed 70 Eish. Female equo
trians whom the 0reaesst Female kidsr Of tns
Age, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE.
whose new style Of Equestrian Fesu pecaiiNy her OWE,
ence render this gifted and arste the lead
ing feature Of the this country The fropretors
refer the public the brilliant description given in the
specve Of the extraordinary and daring feas
performed b. this distinguished artiste a.,
Equestrisa Director, Mr. HOWES; Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
among Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon of the Arena Mr. HOB BS whose eats
the extraordinary witnessed Juve
nile Of by Master Nixon Olympic Exer-
Tsnbsyy, 'n NJ *" aAc% IReTf %ondsHis
Coles Dogs Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS.
in their elegant 0ymnastc Pastures and Grouping Mr.
Sweet the Charotecr Of Phsbus: Featuring and Gym
nastics, by Mr.. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his My
shopsies and b1sns Ast Of Tsncss Of rrosu.. Mr.
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer. With variety Of Others.
The whole Comprising the leading, most talented, AID
oil re HOWEs Y CO.'S New York Mammoth Circus
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THE FIRST
G K A N ID G o N G E r T

MADAME
A B l. M o WICZ,
WILL take place at the APOLLO SALOON, on Thurs
w day, the 18th Of October, which occasion she will
be assisted by the following distinguished artists -
MADEMOISELLE RACHEL,
MADAME LAZARRE,
MONS. GILBERT,
MONS. JULES FONTANNA.
MR. HENRY MARKS,
Mr.. GEO. LODER will preside at the Pianoforte
" Tickets One Dollar each-to be had at the principal
Music Stores.
Full particulars in small bills. oi3
AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
HAYpNs truly beautiful and highly desengtiye or.torio
Wednesday evening 14h instant commencing IN O'Clock
precisely under the direction of
MR. GEO. LODER.
Mr.. II. G. Timm i'll preside at the Organ.
The solo parts will be sustained by the following eminent
resident talent:
Simon, farmer, basso, Mr.. Robert Andrews
Jane his daughter, Soprano Miss J. L. NOrthall.
Lucas, a youDg countryman, tenor, Mr. W. ID. Comes.
Chorus Of country people, chorus Of hunters, Sc sc by
th e whole force Of the Institute.
Tickets public, 81 each To subscribers, for the
res of FIVE Oratoriss 50 cents each.
oil 4tsrc II. MEIG0S. Principal
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aged 81 years. nn<vs of Philadelphia and soldier of
me revoluue4 he ut the battles Of Fort Moultre
during the eu11po war.
In salem Ma eusASHA, widow Of the late Joseph Lee
favour, Of Bsvesley, eyed 81 years and months
7th mstauf 4n ABioArL, widow Of the late Mr. John
Lefavour. btmsrly Of Topsfeld aged 96-a IT, s. PEN
ton.
At Philsdphis on Monday evening the i2th inst Mrs
MAnoAsEr 2.vtHs. the mother OF Mr. VIM. Divine, man.
ufacturer, g. MS oity at the advanced eye of 80
Al the C1alybsate Springs Meriwether co Ca on the
22d inst uu Ann JAMES, consor Of Thos H. smith,
merchsnx Columbus, Ga, and daughter of James
CrckIo 50 Of the sland Of Barbadoes, West Indes
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Leaving outstanding bonds August 81 Is4s seo2 lao 90

Leaving outstanding bonds August 81 1885, $eO2 90
will be thus seen that by the operation of the sink
ing fund.- and the stipulated application portion of the
income. the debt Of the company in satisfactory
course of reduction. The company still real estate
Of considerable value, the proceeds Of which, when Sold
must be applied to the further redemption of bonds
The directors Of the stoningon Railroad Company for
the ensuing year, are follows:--Nathan r. Dixon,
westerly, r. J.; Gurdon Trumbull, stonington, Conn.
Cornelius Vanderbilt New York city; Daniel Drew, do
Daniel B. Allen do; Eli Kelley do: William X Tborro
do Elisha Peck, do; Samuel Jsudon do
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WAaurrarou. Octohsr Il

WAsHIScroN, October IL, 1896
Arrival of the Despafehes-Tne Satisfaction Of the Presi
dent Cabinet Needing Strengthening the MiKtssy-
-.ammunition- Caiculahsns-. Complaints
change Bank Carus.
Captain Eaton one of the aids Of General TAYLOR ARR
we'd here in the southe boat yesterday afternoon He
did wait to attend to his baggage but took hack
and was at the Presidents house. and delivered the de-
spaches to the President ten minutes after he landed on
the wharf Mr. Polk had been anxously looking for in
tegence and expressed himself extremely well salts
fed with the conduct of army and the results of the
conflict.
This morning, extraordinary meeting of the cabi
net called. What took place we cannot know with
certainty. But officers connected with our army
pressing the absolute necessity of strengthening
General Taylor at Monterey, with and ammunition
There is hardly any necessity for this at present and
why il should be DONE many who are not IN the secret
cannot conjecture, unless is apprehended that the
Mexicans will make another stand at saltllc tho
heights commanding the passes tnrouBn "ho" sur my
The adminstration there doubt viii continue to
pusn,itv Of ammunition of all kinds, has been sent TO
The South dGenersl Jesup Will take care TO soc that
II is promptly forwarded to the depots already essb
ep calculations must be the movements Of
the than on the navy not tina, our ssos nsys
Nv of the Mexican sea ports on the Gulf may, how
ever be important to enforce strict blockade ~ to
cspttre Tampico, and subject our armed forces TO the
The complaint seems TO be general amidst all
o;cinQ that Gen. Taylor consented to armistice oil
eieht weeks. But moments reflection should sutisfy
every one that Z" old Rough and Ready Gets fol the
hest at this distance know nothing Of the particu-
lars of the consultation between the officers Of the
tending forces II takes time for intelligence 10 be
municsted from Monterey to Mexico and the govern
Of that country perhaps, may as they ro
ceive it, be inclined TO peace, and cry for mercy
Intelligent in this city express the opinion, that
Mexico will now to terms but, at the same time.
in favor of prosecuting the war in those sscuons
where there II srmisce for the purpose on ormkink
affairs 10 q termination speedily, and witnout WsunH
for the constituent Congress
Corcoran and Riggs, late legal depostores Of the Co.
vernment, have taken down their ngn Excnenee PM
10 negotiate loan with the banks OF the North Mr
il said acts agent for some Of them ~ 'hie
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WASHINGTON, Oct. -, lel6

The Capture Of Monterey.
The President expresses himself az | am informed to-
day, in the highest degree satisfied with the sndur-
anse Skill tact and tactics, bravery and humsn
ty of Gen. Taylor, and his army. All the cabinet lex
cepting Mr.. Walker, who has not returned from the
North called upon the commandernchief of the army
and navy this morning, to congratulate him the new
Worth, the army, the department and the admins.
traton The army doing bravely. when 10 the navy
going to be allowed to take pass In the dance
MONTEREY.
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WARRINGTON, oct. Il. lels

WILMINGTON, Oct. II, 1875.
The Baltimore and Warrington Volunteers-Deatk Of
Col Watson--.4 Natural Presentiment FULFILLED.
From the returns Of the beautiful lighting Monterey,
it appears that the Baltimore and Warrington volun-
in the front rank The accounts thus far Of IL
killed and woundedars vague and unsasisAotory tAsugh
the mail this afternoon may bring us more specific a.
tails II feared from the uniform OF the Anne
rcan loss in killed and wounded being men, that the
Baltimore battalion must have suffered dreadfuily
The city of Baltimore has lost another brave fellow
Col Watson While awaiting last June with his corps
for enbarkaon in this city, his wife came over from
Baltimore to dissuade him from his resolution CO. She
had strange presentment that he would return
she felt certain that she would him agan-her
prayers would 60 with him and the army but In his de
parture she would bid him farewell forever We doubt
not therefore, that she prepared to hear of the fate
of war; though her will be less mgated BY this
than from the reflection that he died brave soldier in
the service of his country.
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inst; MARv Arr, eldest daughter of Patrick and
sIksret Cu,ham, eyed 10 months and ls days.
O'Clock this afternoon W ""''' '"0''' o.
W cnss'sr District D. G., 18th ult, Rosrar CONVEY
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Un. niLLi~onsxs LIN ~ SiSi !. ~ am 49,,
stop darrhes with two do.s. ea,.' bruises
sprAns &c. in three days In all enss; tne ali rhru
refunded in case Of faure WI ~ he Ind at % john
street onv 50 eeuts Der bottle large bottles I'm -rc
CE0AR WAREHuUsEs-JAsi ID A s,inn,s
100000 Scgsrs enhancing srus nne sna medn ry,nc,
Ina Consisting Of ResaIias La Normss' Ca't'os rn"e'
usE, Crhadofes, Relies .rx r. IL. ~. io~
49, se"s''' ~ I'm is~rh
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To those who study economy, combined

no tnOee VINO study economy. com blnet
with elegance and utility the subscribers offer
their portable Shaving and Dressing the most com
plete OF the kind offered public They possess
all the merits Of the imported article these adj
vantages beng cheaper and articles con-
tanned them warranted perform their dutics last
celebrated Metallic Tablet
@. SAUNDERS & SON III Broadway
A few doors above Courandt street
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Metallic Tablet Razor strop.-The subscrf-
bers would call the of strangers the public 10
their Of the above beyond eay the article
manufactured g. SAUNDERS & SON.
IN Broadway opposite Howard Hotel
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The Challenge not Accept~d-SlOO. to $500.

The CmAlIch8c not ACceVtrd-$IOO. TO $5OO.
The challenge BY Edward Phalon, proprietor of the CON-
Pound for coo5og the hair whiske TO the proprietor. Of
merits Of their discoveries although two weeks ago
has not yet been accepted He wishes to bring the
Of liquid hair dyes Come walk gentlemen; II your pre-
better than my anxious know it, and
am entirely willing the public shoud know il am ready
to meet them o. other time any place they may
name From 500 to $500 ready be rsked the
sut E. PHAION ri Rroadwsv