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NEW DRY GOODS,-We are now onenin

NEW DRY GOODS,-we are now openino
~ a part OF our fall supply of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS. and respectfully invite both whole
sale and retail purchasers to call and examine our
Stock before making their urchases elsewhere as
we fauer ourselves mai Ike it to their interest
to do so. Our assortment consists part as fol-
lows:
Black French, English and Domestic Cloths.
Fancy Cold Cloths Black and Fancy Cassimeres
Black and Fancy Satinets, Merno Satin and Va.
lencia Vestings, Reps D'Cosse, Cashmere and 9TH
er styles Shawls, Cacoes of every stvle Black and
CoPd Alpacas, Table, Birds Eye and other styles
Diapers, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Cold and White
Domestlcs, Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Linen Cam
6ri Hdkfs and many otker articles. All ask
is a call. JOHN COOKE & CO..
Sept 19 High stteet
EREsH GUNPOwDER TEA.-75 Packa-
Il ges large and small. just received and for sale
y Sep 10 JOSIAH WILLS
MUSCoVADo 81 p. IL. MOLAsSEs.--
1fl ~ bids and tierces of good quality--for sale
low, to close, by JOSIAH WILLS
Sep ~
SHIRT STUDS.-Among our stock of Fancy
~ foods Gentlemen will find some beautiful Pearl
able. w IT n u16cES e. GO
Sep II - We
BOOKS from the Harper's-Father Darcy. a NO.
- vel, ~ INC author of"Two Old Mems Tales
The Eclogucs and Georges of Virgil, with Eng.
lisb Notes, critical and explanatory. and METH.
cal Index, by Charles AntEon. T.. H. D.
No. Pictorial England.
Nos and 3, Martin or the Foundling
No Statesmen Of England.
Nos 105, lO6 l07 and l05 illustrated sbakesneate,
SEP II ". II. Fl. HODGES h co
VOCAL MUSIC.-J ". HEWITT proc,,,o.
Of Music, respectfully informs the citizeos If
Portsmouth and its vicinity, that be will commence
Series of Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs. Youno,s
Portsmouth, Female Seminary, az soon as suffi
Gent number Of Pupil shall be obtained. His sys.
tenn OF instruction is peculiar to himself alone and
has met with extensive favor in New York, Balti
more and Washington.
Aug % FF
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BOOKS Just received and for seIs By

ID III. HODGES & co.
History of the Rebellion any Civil Wars in Eng
land, by Edward Earl Of Clarendon atso his life
written by himself, in which is concluded con-
tinuation Of his History of the Grand Rebellion,
Oxford edition.
Practical Treatise Dyeing and Calico Print
ing; including che latest inventions and improve
ments, with Engravngs steel and wood, by an
experienced Dyer, assisted by several scientific
gentlemen. sons
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NAVAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.

24th September, iS46.
WANTED AT THE NAVY YARD, FOR STORE
HOUSE NO. 10,
kNlGHE RlECES OF YELLOW PINE TIMBER,
~ 81 feet long, l6iuei,ss wide. and ~ inches
thick. - 81
EIGHT PIECES, % feet long. Is inches wide, and
10 inches thick, of the best quality free OF, sap,
shakes, and all other defects, and must. he got
straight and squire, and delivered byahe 10Th of
January next. 'f.p. l.,
Four thouso nd feet II inch clean White pine of
IL feet lengths,
Two thousand feet Of inch clear White Pine ,-of
10 feet lengths, ''ct't -
And delivered bv the 10th OF December ncxr
Inc 10 pieces of Yeiioto Pine tcW be taken IN addi
non and as part Of the Class No. l.
The o 600 fact Of Hhite Pine TN addition and az
part Of The Class No. q
In he Jo'totctng advertisement of 29th 4ugust.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE, /,

29th August, lS4B
SEALED PROPOSALS., duplicate will he re-
~ ceived until ~ O'Clock the 30th day Of Sep
TENDER, for thc following Building materials won't
20 at the Navy Yard for Store House No. 10.
GLASS NO. t.--YELLOW PINE TINKER AND
plank.
Must be Of the best quality, free of sap. shakes
and all other defects; and must be got straight and
square
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NO. 3.-BRICKS.s

NJ. 3.-BRICkS.S
Ninety-fIvc thousand best regular sized hard burnt
dark red Baltimore Latch Bricks.
-Four hund red and fifty f450000J thousand good
bard burnt plain Bricks, to work with the
Latch.
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CUBA HONEY.--lO tierees aud bbs Clarified
~ HONEY, Tor sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
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do Flat smooth Float Files u inch. do
do Smooth Safe Edge do p do do
do best quality No. L. busting Brushes do
do long handled Hair Brooms or Brush ,
of the largest size and best quality DO
do Wire lined Pitches, (assortcd) do
do Sable Hair Pencils do
do large sizc] varnisk Brushes, best quality do
90 IRON pound Varnlsh Bt ushes do
do Sash Tools, No. 4. best quality do
do do do do g. do do
do best ground Paint Brushes do
do do unground do do
do largest size and best quality White
Wash Brushes do
2 lbs hest quality Russia Brstles per In
doz Stock Brushes, [per sample, TO be
furnished at the IardI per doz
500 lbs Hard White TalIow per ID
TERIALS
$4,000 feet Merchantable White Pine
Boards of the best quality per M n
300 squares 20 inch Queen's Imperial
or best Pennsylvania Slate per square
375 casks good fresh burnt Lime nct cask
to 5000 bushels fresh water, clear
Angular Sand for cement per bushel
or 300 casks of Nelson & Browns
fresh manufactured Cement per cask
CLASS NO. 3.-PAINTs, OILS, SC.
1000 lbs Dry White Lead pure pcr In
30 lbs best Chrome Green do
400 lbs Copperas do
500 bs Whiting do
zoo gals pure Linseed Oil, raw per gall
on 90 Neats Ioot 90 do
30 do Olive or Sweet do common do
20U lbs soft White Chalk per Ib
% do fine corn Emery do
% do Flour do rio
100 do best quality Glue do
30 do Shellac do
20 do Sal Ammoniac do
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NO. 4..-STONE.

(500) Five hundred perches best Port Dcposite
Building Stone, large, regular flat material
for permanent foundation.
Gl4l Fourteen Door Sills 81 feet long 80 by 10 in
[l2l Twelve Door Heads, s do is by 9 do
l6Ol Sixty Window Stills, do dby do
l611 Sixty Window Heads s do 9by do
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INH p wet and rainy season s fast oacFipp.
Il when every house ought to have a Gutter'
more especially now, tin is so cheap the advan,
tages arc simply these, you have rain water for
washing, you have water in case of FIRE. and Won
save the foundation of your house from rottfnr.
owing to the drip from the caves please Leave
your orders with DANIEL S. CHERRY
Sep Under Old Dominion Offoe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL CARD

hR. L.V. NEWTON tenders his Profession
- al Services TO the Public, aud may be found
at MIR HITS Boarding House, in Cosport near the
Navy Yard, at all times, except when he is absent
oh business Sept 24-im
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ENRESH GUNPOWDER TEA.-15 Packa-
IL ges large and small, just received and for sale
by JOSIAH WILLS
Sep 10
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CLASS NO. FUEL.
$50 cords Pine Wood, of the best quail
ty, for the use of Steam Engines per
IoUU bushels Charcoal, Tree OF trash per
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
a. The wen known Stand lately occupied by
ssa=I Jos. M. Miles, ESQ T., as Variety aud Cloth
LzIzl ing Store; IL is well calculated for Cloth
ing or Fancy Store. To good and punetual ten.
ant the terms will be easy. Possession given i'm
Bediately. DANIEL S. CHERRY
Aug % Under the Old Dominion Ofiee.
L ETTER AND FOOLSCAP PAPER
~ supply lately received and for sale low bv
Sep 10 w II. II. HODGES & col
CHARCOA L.-Pcisons in want of Charcoal
~ for preserving, can be supplied at a moderate
price Dy DANIEL S. CHERRY,
sep 10 Under the Old Dominion Office
RLUE AND BLACK LNK,--A large, sun
- ply just received and for Sole low by
Sep15 w. ~. r. HODGES h co.
DICHMOND sUPERFINE FLOUR.-ioo
~ bbls landing, for sale by
Sep rs JOSIAH Wills.
BORT WINE.-l5 or casks, landing. for sal.
by (seP io) JOSIAH WILLS
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USCOVADO 81 II. IL. MOLAS SES.-
lfI ~ hhds and terces of good quality-for sale
low, to close, by JOSIAH WILLS
Sep 10
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-26

p best quality Dutch BLK lead Crucibles
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BORT WINE.-l5 ar casks, landing. for sal.
by (seP io) JOSIAH WILLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

PoRTo Rrco.--The following important COM
mercial letter is from intelligent and attentive
correspondent ar Mayaguez. II gives careful
and exact account of the extent of the CONNER
cal intercourse between the United States and
hat port, with review Of the markets generally
The CONNIE rcial community will find it of consi-
derable interest.
MAYAGuEz, p r, May 80, 1916.
Our Provision Market continues in healthy state not
withstanding the heavy imporations during the last
week Three entire cargoes have been sold as fol-
lows:-
Flour STA; Mess Pork IL; Mess Beef, 10; Corn Meal.
% per puncheon and 81 per Darrell Goldfish, A to At
Mackerel, Il Lard l3 Butter, IL Hams, l5l; Candles,
Is; Soap IA rails. IL box Sperm Candles 80; Manu-
featured Tobacco Sl2 Rice, SIS Pepper $40 and other
articles in proportion
w. p Lumber and Hoops are in fair demand. and re-
munerating prices continue TO be obtained. p p Lum-
Der and Slaves plenty with sufficient stock for
some time to come.
The Sugar crop was very nearly finished. and scarcely
any on sale. Very prime brands command 81; lesser
grades all the down &c. at which rate there Is
active demand for low grades, for the European mar
ket.
Our Exports Of sugar and mossses from the CON-
mencement Of tae crop to date have been as follows =
-. AI-mYa
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Sporting IntcIIircnco,

TRoT on THE CESrREyILLE Track, yEsTERDAy-
The attendance highly respectable and numerous
the track in first rate order. The sport announced
a match for $500, two mile heats, in harness. between
Louis Clark, of Boston. b. g. Daniel Webster
VIM. Whelan, of New York .bl. & Newburgh
The former driven by Hiram Woodruff and the lat
ter by H. Jones. Previous to the start the betting
IS to 20 on Newburg, in consequence of some ugly
mors.
They went well of together; at the half ID. Webster
far ahead, that offers made that Newburgh
would be dstanced but shortly after D. Webster strain
cd his ancle but still maintained the lead home for the
first mile In On. AS. lie proceeded what might be
truly said three legs for the other mile and home it
was any body's match but Newburgh broke just as he
got within two lengths Of home and was defeated Daniel
winning in 5m. ASS.
Second heat by Newburgh, 100 yards in front
in SIM 39ts. Daniels lamencss growing worse every
minute.
Third Observation-Disclosures the lamencss of Daniel
the best time made this heat which Ncwburgh
by about lengths in 6m. 34s, and declared the
winner Of the match. He was also sick 1t was said
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
Our Illustrated weekly.

The IVsekly Herald viii be issued at o'clock
to morrow morning. Il win be beautifully en-
bellished with view OF Santa Fe, city on the
banks OF the Rio Grande, and one that Col. Kear-
ney has been ordered TO take In addition TO this,
the Weekly Will conpiin the official correspondence
Of The gallant General Taylor and his brave Off
GERS, the foreign news received by the Great Wes-
tern, the intelligence of the settlement Of the Ore
gon question, &c, &c.
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Navigation or the Onto River.
aces. Time. State of Riuer.
inu0ft Tune faat acauk
HONEY MARKET.
Thpuv- rad N ~ .Unna III

VhurB00Y Juno lS-6 p M
The stock market opened heavy this morning but ral
lied at tho close and in instances an advance Of two
Der cent was realized on the openinr prices compared
with the quotations current Yesterday Long Island fell
off ii per cent Pennsylvania So Reading II Nor
witch and Worcester Harlem 1; Canton !; Farmers,
Loan J. and Morris Canal l.
At the second board there was general Improvement
Canton went up Norwich and Worcester / Harlan.
q Pennsylvania SIS, !; Farmers Loan, /, and Long
Island l. There evidently another speculative cd
about taking place. and it probable that prices
will 60 higher this time than the last The recent do
cline has given the bears opportunity get in their
short and double themselves and we must therefore,
look for a rapid improvement in the fancies
The income and expenditures Of the Buffalo and Mia
CARA Falls Railroad from June lst ls4 May 3ls 1896
were as annexed
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD.
Aggregate receipts ........:.:.. $S0,6Os 06
Intsrasts IN bcnSs zoe o. IL oss o.
-
Total net earnings. ....... Sl4,S22 81
Ihs Is equal to about seven and hall per cent on the
amount Oh SOCK issued
question OF much interest to bankers and merchants
was decided day or two ago by the supreme Court OF
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Intelligence from Europe.

The Caledo ia, excellent, but not very
fast sailing steamer, Is now in her fifteenth day,
and is, therefore, over due. She will bring five
days later intelligence. 1t viii probably be of
some interest in both political and commercial
point of view. We may receive it this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
Court charlottesville Day.

CrncuIr CouMr-4 as 20, 81 to 80, ss3 80, Al a. 20
SUPERIOR Couar25, IS, l3s, lao, g. 40. 102, 80. l60
l22 ia 173 l30 l03 100 59 49, 49, III u.s. 49, lcO
lsi 10 l5l l56 lss. $50, l9l.
CoAMos PLeAs-First Part44 5a 50, a4s, 90, o., 81,
90, III, ia
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County Court.

The Hon Michael Ulshoefer President, in the Chair
Jvss is-Tfsie Of William W Drinker, one Of the Sps-
eiai Justiees
On motion OF Alderman Walker, tho Court was I'D.
jcurned to o'clock this evening Ia consequence oil the
abssncs OF Judge Daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

STEAMER GREAT BRITAIS.-This vessel, hence
for Liverpool, was again passed on the ll,h inst,
by the bark Jane at Boston, in lat Al 40, lon.
n
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge UIshnher
JuSE l9.-Skinnsr Oiirer.-verdict for plaintiff, 8
cents damages, 6 cents costs
Before Judge Ingraham
Giispie VS.. Nc Soriey-Action OF slanderscc Herald
Of yesterday. The jury could not agree. and dis
charged.
Martha Covert VS.. Daniel Carpenfer.Ths was an ac-
ton OF replevin. The defendant obtained judgment
agains, the plaintiffs in law for $780, upon which he
issued execution and levied plaintiffs property at
her house in vesey street. under prctence she alleges
that her son-in-law's furniture. The defence
up that the property belonged to the defendant
the execution and that they in the possession of
Mrs Covert TO cover them from her soninaws credi
tors Adjourned 10 this morning
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Notwithstanding the contrast in favor of the last Ave
months for ntroductions prices fully equal to-day
to those of 3lst Dec last The demand for meal
and bread for want of ground provisions which
have failed since LIST Dec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

CANADIAN lSTELLIeENcE.-Wc see by the Cana
dian papers, that some important ministerial
changes are in progress in that colony.
1t is said that Mr. Robinson is to be Chief Com
missioner Of Public Works. 1t is stated also that Sir
Allan McNab is TO be Adjutan, General; Mr.. Pa
pineau has resigned Mr. Sherwood, late Solicit
tor has also resigned and is to be succeeded by Mr.
Boulton, or Mr. Cameron. Mr.. Moren is talked Of
asSirAlen McNass successor in the Speakership.
There is scarcely any thing yet, but rumor, as
TO those who are to occupy the places of those
who are now resigning.
The newso the settlement of the Oregon ques-
ton was received with great JOY in Canada.
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Movements OF Travellers.

movements
Yesterdays arrivals indicated succession Of Southern
travellers rarely recorded at this early season OF the
year The following is abstract from the registres
Of the annexed hotels -
AMERlcAS-J Goldsborough, West Point; T. Swart-
out, do; j. Walburgh, Savannah j. B. Mcknight, Wash
ington; Campbell, Albany; C. Penwch Philadelphia;
James Thomas Tennessee; Mr.. Hilseman Mr.. Sprague,
J. Pratt, Washington; J. Cowan, N. Z.
AsroR-A n. Everett, w. Welsh, Boston; A. Britton,
Oxford; MIR. Moon, Mr.. Howe, Mass; A. McIlvaine
Penna N. Preston, Indiana; w. Hanswel Geo; George
Gordon, Midway; +. Stephens, Phila; M. Borden, +.
Fro bingham, Boston, H. Bourne Prov idence j. Humph-
rey, Albany; l.. Ruts, Geo b. Field Albany; Dr. Hart
I'LL; Edward Lyman, j. Sergeant, L. Hyman Boston;
s. Hortsman Phila.
Crrv:-J Haselton, Phila.; NJ Grampson. 49, Marines;
Richard Haowell, Francis walber fhila; d. Big Glow,
Boston; Tho O'Neal, Maryland w. Heiss Phila.; w
Spooner, Boston; 5. Dupond, Paris; =. Hearcon, W.
Boardman, Troy; d. Whitney, Mass w. Norris Phila ;
A. Head Charleston; Mr.. Tauber, Europe; j. Read,
Phila-; @. fischer, Bremen, Jack Nugent N. "; c /.
Escher, Bremen.
HowARp-T. Smith, Cincinnati; J. r. Butler, Nassau,
Hall +. Dunbar, Peru, Brazil Geo. Jackson Charles
ton T. Lillard Massachusetts o. Beher, InLiana A.
Pitcher, Connecticut SeIby, Utica A. Morrison, Al
bany J. Jay, Albany j. Van Ailer, Albany J. Roy.
nolds, Indiana; II. A. Roy. N. Orleans, D d Hobard
Burlington; q. Talmage, Y. 3. A ID. Bowden s. T.. /;
]. L. Glow, Liverpool J. Hogan, st. Louis; J. Ryan,
St. Louis +. Cray, Indiana.
FRAsKlis.--v French. Wisconsin j. Budd, Car
thage; T. Saunders, st. Louis; l. Livingston, Pitts
burgh f. Stone, Troy ID. Belcher, N. H.. L. Thatch
or, st Louis Huns9n, Louisiana Jos kces, Day ton ;
J. Watson, Albany N. Darst Dayton; ii. Elworh,
Connecticut; III Livingston ST. Adams J. Woods, Mas
sachuset,s b. Hoffman, Albany J. Catn, Troy n.
Tomlinson, Bridgeport; T. L. Saunders, Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

Tho Montreal Couri.r announces that Capt Drew, Of
sfeamboat Caroline celebrity, has been preferred by
Lord Peterborough to q lucrative admiralty sppoint
at the Cape Of Good Hope
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Doings In Congress-rhc Oregon Treaty and
the Tariff.

The Oregon Treaty was yesterday afternoon
confirmed by the Senate. The proceedings other
wise, were not of very interesting or important
character.
Mr.. Allen, the late Chairman OF the Committee
on Foreign Relations, in the Senate, made an un-
successful effort 10 abolish Executive sessions;
and, from the remarks made in debating that
point, we should Judge that the reports which
have been pretty freely circulated in relation to
the terms of the Oregon Treaty, were essentially
correct.
The session of the House Of Representatives
was almost entirely devoted 10 personal explains
lions between several of the members. The
tariff was under consideration, but there appears
TO be considerable difficulty in deciding upon
which of the various bills presented the House
will adopt. The one reported by the Committee
or Ways and Means, at the last session, appears
to be the favorite and will, without doubt, be
finally accepted. 1t comprises the specific and
ad paiorem principles, to extent equal TO the
act now in operation, and does not propose such
Treasury Department.
The policy of placing duty upon any article,
TO remain until the close of the war, is doubted,
as it leaves commercial system in an unde-
cided, unsettled state, tending operate unfavor-
ably upon our foreign trade. II would be better
10 place duties upon certain articles intended for
revenue, to meet extraordinary expenses, for
definite time, so that those engaged in commerce
could govern themselves accordingly We want
some settled system Tor the regulation of our TO-
reign trade, and nothing left subject to any con-
tingency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

The CAMANcHE DELEGATION. Camanche
last evening Warrington BY the river route They
attended the National Theatre sunday evening and
were highly grasinsd and AUTOMATICALLY O. Jsfrsentsn
Jnns o.
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We do not expect to embark over 5000 hogsheads Of
sugar in addition to the above during the present crop
The rains have commenced, and we having them
in abundance which favorable to the young canes and
must be exceedingly beneficial to the next crop.
NorE OF IMPORTS OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES FROM
Or
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Piumbe National Da guerrean Gallery, 25l
ins ant Of ha, been brought (
Ss ns srs
lions Of The best we have consist Of admirable
The lovers arts aud also those who have the curiosity to
ooa upon the Of men who y the
rive an qualification by visiting the Professors GAL
iery' IN which these pictures are deposited.
Wigs and Toupees, made OF the finest ma
Ss H o. s.eS Il hs Tsy
invention doing with all the vexatious
long e s1:s , %a'
sSs ss o. .sd ns m, ss
seye every and be certainly fitted by .pRy1g
msnSaesarer Wall street. Broadway Removed from
The Amazon Wigs, or Gentlemen's Real
he %s 5 .
happy being the introduce them here They display
:ss sy
wS They {. on the head G f0
immediately adapt and
become part and parcel Of the living pTH9py Ss address,
81 Broadway, under Judsons Hotel.
Superior Musical Tuition for Young Ladies'.
To Parents and Ggardans-Nusic Taught on the
who on ne &
wh sssn.a s
CANT and graceful execution. desrous taking few more
line Addressed 70 g. At The oce Of hi, n paper will
e. dT OF + where
Great Demand for News--PhiIadelphla
Agents for the Herald g. B. Zieber Co.. Ledger Build
ing Sd street. below Chesnut where
ceved and where those wishing subscribe will please
leave their names and have the paper ssrvsd regularly
Terms rs per month"; including the Sunday He
rald IS ceuts without IT, Single copies cents I'm
Navigation OF the Onto River.
Places Time. State of River.
Cincinnati June IL. .......... g feet scant
Wheeling June 9. .......... 10 feet
Pittsburg, June Is. ........... q feet full
Louisville, June 10. :. ...... 6 feet, inch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

Brooklyn City Intelligence.

MILITARY ENcAMPMENr.-There is grand mill
tary encampment at Flatbush L. L. upon beautiful e-
vel piece Of ground rendered by Judge Martense Of
Kings county for the use Of the 44th Brigade long
they wish to encamp This Brigade is in command of
Brig Gen. H. B. Duryea, and left Brooklyn last Tuesday
morning with the field line and staff officers and the
following flank companies of the Brigade: Union Blues,
Capt Goodchild; Light Guard, Capt Pierson, and Co
lumbia RaemeH and were received at Fatbush by Capt
them to the ground They then pitched about twenty
Eve tents and arranged every thing in martial style
Tho for the general and staff in the Mexican
General style Sofas and large service Of plate Ia
tnware" all under the charge Of Abide Camp McCue.
They number about $50 officers and men, We paid them
visit last evening, and they all enjoying them
selves finely. Aswe approached the picket guard,
bayonet glistened in the starlight and voice brought
US to stand" After some conversation with the
geant OF the guard We passed in and were escorted
around BY the officers duty when, after taking
refreshments furnished by Or Master Bunker, left
the ground. On coming down the road, met about
forty of the men in command of Capt Goodchld, who
had been serenadng the fair of Flatbush On
ing they drew up in line, and allowed pass in
reviewgave us three cheers and then marched to tho
camp. They return to the city tomorrow evening.