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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-01
WAsHIsoroS, Oct. 80, 1876.

Short as Pie Crust
Day fine, but lowering soon.
Certain letters in the Baltimore SUM- Of this morning,
show very strongly the sentiments of the volunteers be-
tween Old Zack," and Gen. Butler. No other
than Lundys Lane supercede old Monterey.
The attack time ago upon Alvarado, was iein',
by which to draw of the feet from Vera Cruz allow
Santa pass if by accident Saunders was not in
tie secrets hence his lookout and the call for tho
port
A soon as Conner was satisfied that Santa Anna was
in he called of his ships from Alvarado What DO you
think Of that
II lis all humbug.
"a Kentuckian.n will have to give the army letter
writers another bomb she'll through the organ Ten TO
one 81 Mpisa Wing, and " kentuckan, Demo.
crst That the views ..,Is t II O matter
Cnyersotion between Mr.. J. X Walker, private score
tary the President aw sso Young Florida Mr. wesco1
Mr. Wrsroorr-oh we have gotth s'ate-we have
carried WssnsWe, did you say You do not claim
'I Mr. Ws.TcoTr-Yes, sir. do He is against Uni.
ted States Bank-he is against high arh, ana Just as
much opposed to this Administration as am
MIR WaLKEn-Good day, Mr.. Westcott, call up and
Mr. Beebe. ofNew York. got s25 900 in specie Of the
Treasury Departmental few days ago, for so much Of old
Treasury notes. Mr.. Walker is now filling up ostcn
of notes of $500 600 for the New Orleans market
per cent interest. The brokers VIII make an effort TO
depreciate them Is this patriotic No. sir 10 the
Of shaving and the public ought 70 dscoun
tenance by holding up the credit OF the
No true American will take advantage OF vn"hc
SAM" at time like this It's all fair TO cnea. MN mn ~
time of peace but in times decent man VIII chi
sci him. =, 49,. -.
Have you heard of Major Plympton % infantry Tno
left New York early in the month WIN '''' W.
EOS Santiago .,~.,,x,, "a nou rs-
The ship Gen Washington, at A,e ,ai S',cS f.r
ceiyinr cargo Of supplies for Point ISABEL desncu o
ths an, Isttcrs parcels an packages destined lor
The army vii, he forwarded by her u received osoIe
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WElR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
FL ECTIJhpV

A PROVED and recommended by the facultv-a uevor
"A failing remedy for all affections OF the kidney, nfism-
marion Of the urinary both males and
all cI,maes) has been known Tail in removing the
most obstinate attacks Of eonorrhes Be- and be safely
commended the public its operations quick sure
and 1t be taken at all times without regard to
diet or hndrance from business
Prepared only by JAMES WEIR sts Grand street. in
boyes shngs and shillngs per boz. None genuine
unles signed by the proprietor.
% Orders through the Post Once viii be duly attended
IN I'm
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NEW DISCOVERY.

ID which al Stoves and Pipes, Crates may be kept
ID JET BLACK, with beautiful polish Czech Body
Sl.o. HAYS Ii ~INENT. warranted 20 any Of
Piles Or. VI Nair's ACOUSTIC OIL, a certain cure for
Desfpe-s Hews's IMENT warranted 70 c.re .py
the Hair last India AIR DYE, will color the hair Jet
Black aud stain the Skin. LoneIey's Western PANA
Sold at 81 Courtlsnd street ON imsr
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VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE of the Landing Of Columbus painted by order
i of Congress- is exhibiting for short time IN the
large saloon Of the Academy Of Design corner OF Broadway
and Leonard streets.
Open from TO 10 NJ. Season tickets so cents sin
gle ADM .son, rs cts; descriptive pamphlets ga.
o24 3wissrc
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w IGS!

WIGSl WIGS
RATCHELOR's new invented Wigs and Scalps made OF
the finest natural curl HAIR and adapted in tbs most easy
msans 70 he peculiar style Of each individual They are
.nIrey new invcnton doing with all the versous
amcolues so long elpeeReed BY those who wear wigs:
are invited to inspect large and well selected
CONTAINING every variety of and color; they Will
hen pc able TO judge the effect
WIN BACHELOR, in entor and only manufacturer,
Wall street, Broadway. Rsmoved from ie5 Broadway
riease 70 copy the ad4ress. on lmsrc
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HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrivaed corps of Equestrans will perform at
Nddetown the 10th Of October; at Port Jarvis the
30h Unionvle the 3lst; at Stanhope the I'd OF
November; Somele the Sd; Bennington the 4th
Lamberville the 5th aud at Trenton the 9Th.
THIS is the Largest Establishment organized IN the
United States $50 Men and Horses, requiring 20
Carriages convey the performers wardrobes, music
&c. The company has attached il Eight Female equo
trans, amsng whom is the Greatest Female Rider Of
Age, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Fees peculiarly her
being charte graceful and fascinating
and the charming pefe with which she chains her audi
nes render fh: ssd and Sr,ts the lead
refer hs public to the brilliant DESCRIPTION given in tn:
specve Of the extraordinary and daring feas
performed bv this distinguished GTfiste. -
EquestrGp Director Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproachabe Clown DAN RICE. -
among the Performers the celebrated and principal Hi
Der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feat. on
nile Of HOr.emsn.hp By Master Nixon Olymgc E.sI
rambler, Mr.: MACAKTE. WondsTiqs FsaS , byX I N NJ
p their elegant Gymna.e Posture. and 0Ioupinx; Mr.
Sweet the Charioteer of Ph0bus Posturng and Gym
nasie. By Mr. N1on and hi. son MI aeTss in h' NJ
g. Howes in Slack Rope Evolut,ons Mr.. Geo. Sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF others
The whole comprising the leading, most talented and
HOWES u Co.'S New York Mammoth Circus.
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AUCTION NOTICES.
CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SALE.
order OF the Court Of nder the direction Of
nIb Isaac Fowler Mssssy II Ch,1ess will be sold At
chants Exchange Wall Monday second day
Noyember 1896 at ~ o'clock the story brick
and lot No. Watts north side third house Sui
Ivan street with two story building the rear. and the
IN. front and rear and IS n. . in. deep. OPS lwsr
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FALL FASHION, 1916.

LONG BREED CANARlES.
$50 THE Celebrated stock of w. :. Broadway, will be
offered Tor sale at NO John street Bird Fanciers
NJ invited call and them. They admitted
F$ be the best in the United States: Chinese Lark
song with the usual variety of and valuable birds
ages Sc eds nc for sale by A. GRIEVE,
osg I'm No 5 John street, N. "
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ADIUSEM ENTS.

FIRST NIGHT OF MR. COLLINS
Da5:d A. eSSsdyy Of s1IDEa OF FOR
TUNE-Cspnin o'Rourke, Mr. Collins; The Duke of An
10 which viii be added the IRISH PosT-Terenee o.
10 so9clqds with LEND Me FIVE sHILLlNGs-Mr
Door, open at nafpss o'clock and the performances
vii eonm.nee att O'clock BOres 81 PIT 50 csHts' Gal
ROVER rHhArRE-Monday E'esIng. Noy.mser 2
&c mall e0Smeeed with LOVES sAC
Fillmore Neais; st Lo, Stevens Paul Ia Font Booth; Her
To conclude with the DUMB GIRL OF GENoA-strap
p,do Mr. De Bar; Desperetta Boob; Juera, the Dumb
Door. At o'clock, curtain VIII half pas, u.
prs. Cee 30 cents Upper Boxes - e'Ht' r' aaa Gale
MlTCGkLL's 9LY MFlC hEAI z even.
MEN, s-Admiral Kingston MIR NickiusOn; Mrs Pontfer
To be allowed by the TWO DUKEs-Ir,uiO MIR Clarke
4isiT EXIST iG FAMILY IN ~ time new farce called the
40 conclude with SEEING HOLLAND.
Dress circle cents upper boxes 70 pit shng
CIRCUS-BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
The Clown MR kVs sa.r and
LA TRA fSiSI HIS HisF f~s
ISy s@ss1 the aa,
HF q bon 9hN h, a
ssds h a aha
oSsi 0sn FL to
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
W; =; BURTON. Manager and Lessee
Th. Theatre been thoroughly iedsesstsd IN he
most gorgeous STYLE and now the most beautiful Theatre
Benefit Of the franklin Library Company B-The
0pFf5o1'Bif & f5t%. of
siSGfs s sfsI 81 H M1SfRs s5Es2'
By W. n I Bonnie. Es saI,; of I .h,. Theatre.
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE OF
pACKETQ

These ships good substantial vessels ably commanded
and will sa punctuay their regular days Their
modatons for good and everystsnfion will be
be responsible for parcels packages by them
unless bills OF ading signed therefor.
For freight or passaee, apply to
Woodruff & MINTURN,
VI South street, New York, or
o2fc REID MURRAY, Glasgow n
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PREMIUM BOOTS
Quick Sales nfd Small Prnffs

QUICK Sales aud Small Profits.
81. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for SO so our own make
xand warranted satisiacton; fine French imperial
Dress Boots for 81 So equal those usually sold in
~ Broadway for Sc 81, YOUNG JONES' fine
French Boot Shoe Manuacfory one of the meet fash
ionable in this city, Our boots received the highest
praise in the late Fair of the American Institute for the
price, sold in this city. Boots Shoes Caters &c made
order at the shortest notice Mending &c done the
YOUNG X JONES, 4 Ann
n lmsie
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MENAGtRIE AT NlBLO'S.
II AYMOND WARNINGS Collection Of Living Ami;
~ mails this city, the largest in the United
States The place is well adapted and beautifully fitted
for the reception Of the public.
Meusgerie from to H. A Nj from to r. M; and
from to 70 O'Clock in the evening.
X Admission Is cents-Chdren, half price.
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LOOK AT THISt

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. if you want a fine
ARTICLE Of Boots and Shoes call at 1857 Broadway where
viii find the largest and the
~ most fashionable in the city. Do mistake the mum
Der, 367 Broadway, cor. of franklin street.
N B-A large assortment OF Imported French Boots at
the low price Of Five dollars and the largest OF
over shoes ofall kinds. NJ. CAHILL.
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A. A. SAMANOS,
IMPORTER OF TOBACCO AVN SEGaRS
NO BROADWAY, stairs, offers for sale, liberia!
~ terms 81 bales st. Jsgo hhds Scraps: 2s cases
Leaf; S. cases Scafara Gaze Of Jusus Smokmg: dor
Snuff t6 of Havana sersr; 1000 gross,
Friction Mstches, Msrck Backes fabric. '
Also large assortment Of Paper Seaars various brands
and wholesale and refsl oi0 i'm src
"PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
N INVOICE OF this Patriotic and Delicious Wine -
"A has been received BY the subscriber which the
attention Of Hotel KEEPERS and Prvae Gentlemen is invited
For sale IN lots suit purchasers, by
X. B. DAILY .lmDortey OF w mes, &c.
o22 tmsr ~ Broad
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LADIES' HAIR URESSINtI.

LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
WILLIAM J. BARKER, formerly with II. Martin, and
w late with w Dbblee tenders his services those
ladies who may desire their heads dressed their dwell
lings the following TERMS
Do. shsmpeoing and dressing, ..............to 50
Per month, every day, proportionsbly lo~.
w. J. BIS time being wholly devoted TO this branch ne
will occupy sore bit his order book VIII DC fspt a. tne
under The New York Hotel, corner Of Wavery Place
the hour desired For farther particulars enquire OF
at his residence, 81 East Broadway. SID lm'r
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SON from Phiisdenbis rTving 70 ns1,r anon ,fem
spurious article of Wine Buers and Wild Cherry Brandy.
SAID 70 be manufactured by This inform the public
that have travelling under the Of Tobias
cepting my son, Joseph +. Tobias.
$40 1msr No. So North Third ST., Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-01

THE subscriber has sken the above named spen-
did Hotel just completed, the centre Of the beautiful
vii of Springfield Mass and will the for the
public accommodation the 30th The Union Houe
large richly finished and urnshed and offers nequslied
business, pleasure Having recently kept the United
scber espsctly his old friends and patrons and
all Others to give him a call in his quarters.
mi arnky
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MRS. +. HILTON,

M RS MORLEY Pupil ofthe Celebrated Crovilli and Sir
1 George Smart prepared to give lessons in Singing
English Italian and the Piano Forte her residence
able Mrs is also ready teach schools classes,
in the city in the country.
10 musical accomplishment, connected with refined
education, the passport all various
attractions and those who wish av themselves such add
should place themselves under the tuege Of Mrs
Morley. o22 Inns re
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PANTALOCNS
MADE TO ORDER IN EIGHT HOURss

KRITLAND'S best style, from selection Of 100 dhe-
OF Cass mere French, English and Ameri-
car such low prices that printed list scarcely eredted
wishing exchange four dollars for Tine pair oil
cashmere Pants, do by calling in at No 40 Maiden
lane, stairs perfect 1T be relied on or no sale
Every other garment furnished the lowest rates. and at
the shortest notice.
city In of a misht the money Will be paid his
goods. nj lwsrh
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. Is r. 81 WATT STREET.

NOS. 65 4 81 WATT STREET
FRONTING CANAL STREET.
BettUeem Hudson and Grte,cich streets.
MR.. j. H MERRIAM takes this opportunity of returning
1v1 his grateful those who
handsomely patronsed him from the first he
identified with the New York Riding School, and pledges
msr, ~ * i as UNI senan 10
inform hi. friends and the public that he will open his
Evening Classes with his Day School, for
ton and riding Monday evening the I'd Of No
vember. Application be made the Office, School
room. JAS. CODDINGTON. Proprietor.
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. OLD BOSS RICHARDS is astonishing -
the citizens and country people with wonder AufA
low prices for his best quality and most fashlonable
and durable Boots and Shoes. Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS, No. 1876 and 32i Hudson corner Vandam ST.
NJ BThousand Of every kind TO fit the foot and please
the mind. o3 1mrr
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CONCERT.
MR.. KAVANAGH respectfully informs his Friends and
WI the Public that he will give CONCERT, st Colpm.
bian Hall, Grand Thursday Evening" November
3th when he will sing all his most popular Songs.
and Sentimental He will be assisted by Mr. Holman, Mr.
Nutting, and a young lady.
" Tickets Is cents Doors open halfpas Six o'clock.
Concert TO commence half past Seven For programme,
small bills o29, 81, 3, S. At is"T
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The GLOBE HOTEL, 60 broadway.
THIS HOUSE has, during the summer, be en- re-
644mture.
Ii will be re-opened for Trave-ers, Sc Tuesday NEXT
the 9Th and will be kept old plan
with the addition Of table dhoe. fey families and
o3 im*rc JAMES H. PAGE.
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THE CELEBRATED Chinese skin Powder, patronized
bv Her Majesty Queen Victoria, His Royal Highness
Prince Albert and used The nursery Of royalty and BY the
several sovereigns and Europe Ladies Of this
need longer be under the dazreeabe necessity
Of using poisonous substances to free their skin Of eoaneous
recently imported INTO ys country the above named in.
powder entirely free from all mineral asrngents prepared
ely from oriental herbs and fragrant exocs Of nesmabe
vaue 9ue harmless in their nature that those with the
NEST DELICATE and depressed comp apply without
injury wha SO saluary that il speedily ailays all
botches errptons and all other evils Of asimsI
10 be had Wholesale of the importers, HOBBS CO.,
Wall street, and retail Of all respectable chemists and
tuners IN New York. and in all the principal cities Of the
Unfed states IN boxes-price d and 6s SIS lmsr
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ID H. HODGES has the pleasure to announce to his
friends and the public that having purchased the in.
Of his late partner Capt Benson he will continue
the house on his own account and now prepared to make
board for the winter on the most favorable terms.
oil 2Nyissc
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"a 1928 FULTON STREET, (Sun Buildng) IN
~ Deeming to enter into particulars -
respecting his Fall Fashions for 1885, would simply that
his style will excel beauty ghtness taste and color.
any thing offered the HatweaTmg public of the city
of New York. His prices low as his hats fine
% Paris style Of Hats manufactured and for sale by
o28 lwissr KNOX.
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q.
~ THE new and elegant three story brick House high
Es:R basement and under cellar. aud yard front
G& built by days work by the owner situ- ted on the
north side Of Ninth between First Avenue and
A. in view Of 1ompkns' beng finished and will
be ready for by the Of November The above
house repete with all the mode improve Terms
purchase may remain ON mort
gage. Appyto JOHN MCAHILL,
$50 wsTrc IA Wall street or on the pre- mi ses
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BOARDING MERCHANTS HOUSE,
Nos 1876. 1877 and l39 Broadtcay.
THE PROPRIETOR would respectfully inform
families and single gentlemen desiring Board for the
winter in comfortable Qnarters with all the convent
ences OF home, that he has number OF light and pleasant
apartments to let tfunished) moderate prices choice
o28 Inns ORLANDO FISH
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NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS, Sc
YOUNG MAN of known Iespectsblity snd integrity.
is des,Ious of situation Barkeeper He is fully com
peent to conduct such business advantaeousy having
long been at the head Of s department oil the first
in tins city No objection the country stssc
tory references Address A. H., TO the Of Mr. J. p
Jones. en- graver. As Nassau street, New York
o3l 3tsrrc
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A GENTLEMAN and his wifs, withourc hidren. or two
single entemsn with either full partial board and
delightful communicating rooms can be well and pleasantly
are received Apply Clinton second door from
Amity street South Brooklyn References exchanged.
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THE undersigned has issued circular dated 22nd instant
enclosing the form Of subscriptions required to be
made by the first Of December next for the completion Of
the Wabash and Erie Canal and to give effect to the Act of
the Legislature OF Indiana the session. prov
ding for the of the bonds Of the State
The Circular has been forwarded TO such holders as have
no dsrs may have opportunity Of securing the
of the law by becom parties to the subscription notice
given such bondholder have received the cir
plication personally or BY mall to Messrs Win,low Per-
kins No s2 Wall street or my Office, No. 20 Nassau
CHARLES BUTLER, No. 20 Nassau
Dated Oct
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4rH WARD JEFFERsoN AssoCIAT1oN

INT--VFOsNItOW,
AIDES, go Gardner 2si ,3reenwich street and you
IL wilt be sure 10 it'll the best Of bargains in drs
goods for be that the who will sell fac
Merno shsws that usually SIC for 50 co. and thres
goods at popotionse prices sheengs Shitngs snd Can
ton Flannels II 6 ceuts and upwards. nj ltsrh
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

The Of will be entered upon books unless the
pay Of the subsc Tpton be made in advance
Distant subscribers forward by letter postage
which viii be paid BY and all risk assumed BY ourselves IN he
safe transmission. .t.#L-.Ff NNI.# ~
The COUNTRY PAPER Publhsd tweskly during the
of congress, aud semiweekly during the
subscribers win be notified days advance Of the time when
their subscriptions viii expire
for period will be received
proportioned 10 the above annual rates
certificate OF remittance payment for subserp
tons advertisement. Nil be suesnt rsesi, therefor The
Of amy specie paying bank will be received.
authorized to and by send
Ave yearly subscriber with the subscription Tor shsr
Daily Ssmkiy Weekly will be entitled 10 copy Of the
sam edition they may furnish US subscribers for
@ Tnr C0saREsosAL RE0nTEA will be furnished hsm hs
saas q
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Note No proclamation for circulation was ever fur
nshed General Keany. few copies OF that prepared
for and General Taylor forwarded 90 General
Kearny, but he requested not to them, These
copies the only procamations sent by the War De-
partment him, and that he ever used any
Of them. See letter Of the Secretary of War to General
Kcamy of the eth Of June, 1886 copy of which IS with
the papers the President in 20 the resolution
of the House of Representatives of the 18th of December
l3i8 W. l.. MARCY.
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should remain off the coast OF Mexico until relations
with that power denityely adjusted and you
will take directions from him. your senior officer com
municating to him these instructions
The great distance OF your squadron, and the difficulty
of communicating with you, the causes for issuing
this order The President hopes pst earnestly that the
peace OF the two countries may not be disturbed The
object of these instructions is TO possess you of the views
of the government in the event of declaration of war
on the part of Mexico against the United States
event whch you enoined to do everything, consist
ent with the national honor, your part TO avoid
Should Commodore Parker prefer to return 10 the Uni
so. In that event, you will command the united squad
rom
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
GEORGE BANCROFT
Com JOHN d. SIoAT,
!. Commanding u s. naval forces in the Pacific.
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You will make your communications to the department,

You will make your communications TO the department
as frequent as possible. rst
The great distance AT which your command is placed
communication with you necessarily induce the depart
ment TO leave much OF the details of your operations
to your discretion The confident belief is entertain
lions, you will pursue a course which will make the
enemy sensible Of power to nfc them the evils
of war while will secure TO the United States, II deh
nitive treaty of peace shall give California popua-
ton impressed with justice grateful for clemen
Cyl and prepared to love institutions and TO honor
flag. ,..- s. ..su..
On Your being relieved in the command Of the squad
ron, You will hand your instructions TO the officer
leying you. ...-..s- . OH
am, very respectfully your obedient servant
JOHN Y. MASON
Com. X. +. STOCKTON, .E
Coming IT, s. naval forces on the
west coast OF Mexico. ..v
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Imporsant from Paris.

rIARLES GAUT1ER has the honor TO inform the c-
~ zens Washington and the District that additional
of fancy bonbons boxes, manufactured sy for
that well-known establishment called La Vile de Paris
corner of Pennsylvania and Eleventh street, have
lust been received direct from Paris and will be opened
the Ed instant which occasion there will also be ex
hibed beautiful variety of exquisite kisses, unsurpassed
in the United States for their intrinsic excellence and
beauty together with splendid assortment of fancy ar
ces, developing the of the conecn
extent never attempted hitherto in this country. w
Charles Gauter has also the pleasure TO inform HE
friends and patrons that he has hand large supply Of
preserved fruits, and will continue receive during the
winter every species OF fruit preserved in all its
original freshness and purity, and at all times tasting il
just culed from the garden. ..
Charles Gauter win also be happy attend private par
ties, public assemblies, &c. ...' s-
Dec. l6-h25tlif 1.