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~ TO PATRIOTIC Yooras AND BoYs who -
to ion Artny a.onast hat they can appeal q"
iho-: CT lender age,
.'Wuh yhissers and nrstsebss to-"
BY usicg shlilius 51yIe Of Joses's Cora! H21 Hss
dye with ffcr. ;t- h,:r To gross vfss-V,r nnS
ed tar 20 gros-ta- face the he.d Sod a. 81 CaEs
a. or as 5fosdws,, cad is Fa.ion-st 6foOAlyn-
myI4 2t-oc
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SEE SUPPLEMENT TO THIS PAPER.
C. Fer full and interesting particulars Of the
War News see Fourth Page.

e In order to make room for our adrertiss-
ssss4s zee are compelled to issue another SUPPLE
MENT this morning, ,ciiek is served TO all our
regular subseri5ers gratis.
. Persons pishing The TRIBUNE left at their
Tssid<nees or place: Of business ~M please lease
saeir address al Tie desk, or send through the P0'''
-OGce
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RoYAL GrRLrY. Anctlonser

VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL AND PHrLoL oGIcAL Book
This evening will be sold by Royal Gurlcy e. Co. OF ht
Long Room 3O4 Broadway corner Of Duane-st an e1sp
sive collection Of valuable Books Divinity, PhllOlCsF
&c. in the English, Latin. Hebrew. Greek. French ~
Spanish languages Catalogues are ready and Books A.
ranged for enumeration
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MARRIED

On Tuesday. ;he l2Ih mat By Rev. Dr. 2. Evans Mr..
JOSEPH STUDWELL 10 Miss SALLY MATILDA
WAIT, al Of this city.
A, B.ookyn. L. I on Tuesday l2th May. By Rev. T.
3. Tnayer. SIR. JOHN Y. DUNN 10 Mlss ANN AELIS-
SA NICHOLSON.
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IN The beautiful DsguerreOtype Pictures taken a:
Professor PLU1sEs National Daguerrean Gallery the
upper corner Of Broadway and Murray AZ are ike nature
it.elf-nc.hing can De more perfect
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FC@fkOfY hr4Sf 70 ONO, VI ilD l3yp
MEssRs Com,r tx : Go p Cprllnd--l n Y. -Gtstr
fn5 That sui eotr " on ~ tbv 1dian Ycs,so.
EKi aud He e.. Nerve and BONE LnIp.n and have O..
upon ct. f0r tf-In tnt you send DOZEN II rs1
soon possible fJr a., io-iog day by nohsr
ng th5n hrf CAL TOR SIX ootlrs yest;rd sy and 's
are four times many more pau5t Ia hi. Oct bbofo0
II has performed several pnGsrfa cr-s, eV7ry %
mac. woman and cb!!d lH4 has pain VI Kind svp
spogt ~ and amos. resdy dispatch Tor bses
oal0fit Respectfully, 81 sTRIOER mJ2 2Sl
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splendid stock OF Window Shades from 2s7! to %
Broadway The public and dealers are invited % cal.
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E THos. vAs RENSSELAER,, long and favora-
bly, known rs s caterer, has removed his eating
house to the n w. corner Of Nassau and John s,a-
where he viii be happy TO gree, his old patrons or
welcome new. he 10 oolored nan, but we aeieve
even Democracy has not 70, deaiad 70 his class
ths privilege ef cocAing.
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p.r,oo, wishing The Tribune left at thet: re'idenes
,,.,. ,,aoes CT business, Will please send note
tsrouvh u. Pos. once leave word at the desk Of the
surhiisaipg once.
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CONTENTS OF THE SUPPLEMENT.
The Van Bvren and Butler Pamphlets.
Letter from Frederick Douglass.
Lectures and Revelations by ClaIrvoyant.

w ADVERTISEMENTS will be found in the Sup
pLraENT under the following heads:
Books, Boarding and Hotels,
Window Shades. Coal,
Miscellaneous, Patent Medicines,
Schools, Legal Notices,
Dry Goods, Real Estate,
Watches, Jewelry, sc. India Rubber Goods,
Situations, sc. Wanted. Insurance,
Public ConveyanOes.
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Tho Rio Gvande.

We presume our readers all understand that the
Rio Grande, Rio Bravo and Rio del Norss are so
many different names of the Same srea, River.
which rises in the Southern slope Of the Rocky
Aoanssins and runs nearly due South almost 1000
mites INTO the Gulf of Mexico. Its course is in
good part through thinly peopled desert IN some
places mountainous, in others composed of wide.
sterile piainss Valuable mines of Gold and Silver
est In the province of Santa Fe, some 1900 miles
from its mouth The River Is generally rapid and
rocky, rendering navigation dange,oa. if no, i'm.
possible, bat we believe /, may DO ascendea bv
steamboats, come to 500 nailes. Masauo,os some
10 to 20 miles from the Gull, is tho usual head Of
aayigation.
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SPIRIT OF TIE ANNIVERSARIES.
yEuNG. TO-DAY.

American Biz Soc1efy-Tabe-Dacle 10 A. N,
American Protestant Soctetg-Dr. Mcslroy
Church corner Grand and Crosby St. a. hai-pas, n
Addresses b. D., E Beecher. from fSo nss.onsr.ea
efthe Society who were once Rorizn Cssholc fFles-s
aac from o.hers
Am. Temp Uaion-Tsbernacle, half past ?; II,
Amer. Education: Soc:ety-Mercer- 81, lDr- Ssia-
rer'E Church hslfpas, !? 81 Business meeting half
pas; ?. II Brick Church Chapel
American Anii- SlGrery .Soctsy-Meeting FOR
business and dt,cussioo .; Society Library.
American and For1ga Btole Soc1efy-Dr Cone
Church. Broor1e-s; coraer Of EEzs6e'h, bali past
O'clock ?. u. Sermon By Rev. Baron STOW q ooston-
z Wan. of rom conpels US to postpone 0aE re
pors Of the Anniversaries OF the American Home ME
siorary Society and the Christian Alliance
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E The Mirror is as welcome TO oar news by
Telegraph the Express to the MrTsss wit !; VII
only keep quiet the premises Howl. cah imagine 81 IL
consistency between or giving the earliest and naes'
wsr ant hostility Wa, passes our eoPrehen-
Ecn.-we dislike HangnS yss &c ros thence feel Obliged
70 refrain from s ttrss OF capital crimes What makes
evening neShhor Giasseyed. CT crcsseyec. or
..syed AL 9. oneei wol6 !. have =, send or Tee.
graphic ossps,shes srst 20 the Mirror oasss
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Constitutional kIecrion.-Io@clA-l

JEFFERSON CO.
~ates. Loco oeas. Mej.
Joseph Mulin......37i6 "A 5. G-eenc. ..4oa9
VIM. c. Pierrepoas. 3705 "a w Dsnforth $3.50
Charlea e Clarke. .36lS *Elihu McNiai.. 1881 2S
GENESEE CO.
Moses TasysSt. .l9S9 wn. NJ. Sprssus.sls
S.,nrel kichmon6. ls2S wm. y. Slawson so7 $50
Sasteas! RStes1s-Conc SIS; wIle;t 5s3.
SENECA CO.
'Ansel Bsscou ...-.l6S3 Jehel Il. Hasey16S7 IS
ESSEN CO.
Geo. A. Simmons. 1891 wm- G. Hunter. sos SOS
CLINTON CO.
Richard Heyworth. 700 'Lem1 S,stson 1877 Ssl
AAsliftoa. .9A
FRANKLIN co.
John Hutton. y r, Eisnders liza IL
COLUMBIA CO.
Ambrose L. Jordan. 1861 Ii. Hosesoom $3.50
Geo. C.. Clyde. .Sls5 VIM X, wilson. $3.50 sTS
ST. LAWRENCE CO.
Pecpls's Ticket Bishop Perkias 2S32
Jehiel Stevens ..-..looS John l. Russell e3.s
VIM T. Cleghorn.. ia Jonah Sandford 2lS6
WARREN CO.
Hrskr. Ba-n5urnsr.
.wnn. Ho,chkiss Lisa Ell Ro.esranslOs4 ass
Elected
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T Ths Reports Of several Anniversaries VIII
Do found On the Fourth Psse.
P 4 Lr7Txa PROM FxsprRlcE DouaLArs,
;ss sussys Sssys WI - sesss b ss-asys sssssesss
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American Society for Promoting The Abolition
of CAPITAL Punishment.

This Society held its Annual Meeting 81 The APol-
10 saloon las, evening TIE Hell cornforta5!: FLIED
sad in tie absence of the President: Hon GEO NJ DA-
Las. the Chair ra,.,aken By vce-Chsncell0- AcCorS
oee Of the Vice Presidents OF the Association The pro
ceednss of the evening were opened WIKI prayer BY
Rev E w HOLLAND OF Rochester ahen VIZ. c. BRr-
Ant, and Horace GREELEY were chosen secIets-
res. FREEMAN HrSr Esq. Corresponding Secretary
read among Others, the following letters from dstin
gushed gentlemen who had been invited TO be present
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r. For fall sccoun: Of the War Debate in
rs ssaa;e ses Fes;sA 7sss,
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sTHE.WAR..WITH MEXICO
Great Meeting at Philadelphia.
PROCEEDINGS

IN WASHINGTON YESTERDAY,
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TIE snip Talbot or Antwerp Is .; anchor At the cnsr
sztns Ground.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-13
PRIVAIE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLI
LEGE OF MEDICINE.
o. Nassau Street,

o. Nassau Street,
DARTlCULAR MOTTO E.-Patients residing in any part
Of the Union by writing full statement OF their situa-
ton let the disease be Of what kind maydeicatc
delicate private otherwise, it will be consulted upon by
the Members who meet daily for that purpose and the
Gesssry remedies with Objections forwarded mpedistey
penses, must be enclosed post paid, and directed to
w. +. DICKINSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings
Where of the Members-Doctor McDonne-is in con.
slant attendance
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT,
For the of Gonorrhea Geets Structures, weakness
Of the nocturnal and all discharges
from the urethra This powerful duretc
any other remedy yet discovered without interfering in
eny way with business. Price 81 per pot
SARSAPARILINE,
Prepared by the College, the active principle Of the
nuine Honduras approved by the College for the
of scroula rheumatism, cutaneous euptons enlarge
ment and pains of the bones syphlic symptoms and the
train Of diseases consequent ION judcious Of
and unsklin medical treatment Price, 81 bottle,
bottles for S. go
NON-MERCURIAL BLACK DROP.
This valuable Alternative remedy Syphilis both
primary and constitutional 1t should be resorted immc
datey after the first Of the disease Persons
who have euptions the skim veneea nodes rheumatism
scrofuIa any disease arising from impure Of the
blood. should be without It, Single bottles,
$l-cases of half dozen, S..
Carefully packed and forwarded all of the Union
w. +. DICKINSON. Agent, 81 Nassau street.
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E,orelxn lmportations.

LIvERPooL-Shp Chaos-2l bbls Barclay Livingston-5
Francis Burt-l0 CO Philip Speyer32 brls cs Cameron
Brands bs John Gihon COLO brls Godfrey, Pat
tson co-36 brls Henry Coggil COS bales Sked.
Hurlbut Sweetse23 brls Richardson Wason3 csks, 2
cs 1horp-3 csks Cornell Bros-2 M K Weeks
- cs II Cary cks John A Newbold-6 csks, cs w
Boyce COIL crates, csk A Msmtordi8 crs csks II
Winkey-22 crates csks Thompson Bshop-3t crts cks
Cameron, Moore K co., csks II Chapman-27 do X &
Blackbun-900 sacks salt Thompson Nephewsl00 bxs tin
plates Phelps Dodge co200 tons coal David Colam-3
bis csk 2 crates bks bags, IL anvils 1886 bars
railway iron las tons pig order.
GLAseow-Shp hudson-l00 pig iron Boorman John.
ston co3l bxs STAR Swan coI9 Russell Il Marsh-l
Paterson-l csk Wright, Lang Lattmer-5O James Lee
Patton tewart-3 Cameron Brand22 bxs, 70 bales Smith
Thufgar-4 bxs Besl Bush co-i5ooo fire bricks Pat
terson-l bx Mott Sherman5 do "a bales Buckley Ora.
ham, do bales Mitchell co--i0 tons coal Durham
Dimon-25 csks to order
BREMEN-Hanov erian bark Mstadorii74 bars iron DEL
rich KIuger-6 cases, bxs Gurdiag-eF Cottneu7,
boxes D'Ivenois-9 bxs 81 bags Henschen unkar-4 do
Kolker Mottmsnn-7 Nevins cos Tiffany Young Fl
ls4 Fellows, Wordsworth Cos Schrage, koop Coz to
order.
HAMBuRG-Brig Emma-l035 slabs spelter bdls mdse
Coddngon3 cases NapeI-3 casks IL cases to order
HULL Engand-Ship Madras165 casks paint 20 casks lin
seed oil "a tons coal Moewood COLO terces Paris
white 30 bdls mdse order.
CuRAcoA-Brg Argus-7soo pc; Brazet,o wood 800 hides
meal bales old Boonen Graves cobb bales goat
skins w Baey-l58 dry hides, l08 BIS skins Fonke X
Sons-l0 lignumvta order
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST ID.

Cleared.
Briggs Sansdad Elena Arella, Lisbon Grinns Minturn
co; Joseph Kelar, Bangor; Tampco Nesgie New Haven
schr. Exemplar Bril- Lockhart, Fogo, II Winnie Re-
becca Collins Philadelphia; Iowa Dayton Baltimore Eager
a. NaIer Caroline Long, Boston; Fidca, Turner, Boston
Olive Porter Wilmington; Mnshnll Mayo. Boston, Cor
nelia - Boston; sloop Moses Eddy, Bliven, Philade
phia: barge Shark, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Packet ship Hudson, Doane from Glasgow 2sh June, with
mdse TO Durham Dmon July 49, lat a. Ion 49, exchanged
s;gnss with American bark bound f. showing white
signal with red Circle aud black ball in the cente
time smoke the Br brig Rose, from Liverpool, for Halifax
26h LAT 49, &C. packet ship bound f. with in
her fore topsa 28h lat AZ lon 81 picked bale
OF COTTON q stcerage pasengeone died on the
Ship Chaos, Wilson, from Lvepeol, June 2s with mdse
w spoke the B brig Flora 80 days from Lagnna bound
swansea July 10. NJ lat 40 o8 Ion II w, exchanged
same time with london packetred signal with black
Shin Ely Whitney, Dyer (of BOSTON, 20 days from Havre
in ballast to Boyd Hncken2I0 steerage passengers
ship Constitution, Neil Ill days from Liverpool with
salt 10 Roach Brothers-200 steerage passengers
Br ship Madras, Collins, n days from Hull (Eng,) with
mdse to master. .
Ship Osceoa Child from Hsvre, July g. with mdse to
Ward 10th, lat 46 o. Ion 20 5 spoke ship Brutus from
Hamburg New York 29h lat a 49, Ion a a. spoke ship
Yaxoo, from New Orleans, for Liverpool. $50 passengers
Ship Chesapeake Clark 46 days from Havre in ballast to
order 10th inst 40 o. Ion So go spoke ship American from
Liverpool for Baltimore.
French shin Alert FOrtin az days from Hae with mdse
TO Delaunay x CO. 60 passengers,
Hanoveran bark Maador, Been, 50 days from Bremen
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head THE FOLLOWING ADVEKTISEMENTs
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES.
Of hs NsT Y GSs Of
I continue to direct their to all diseases
the constitution confinement from business.
Of
The members Of The College, for nauy connected with
the hospitals in 9I he Of those son
aPoRaNT I'd M s6TS f'fs
sonal have them chest contain
s.Ps n -
VELPEAU5s srECiFl FILLS.
the sSf em ne
G e ss
Ursh. Insy Without srs .a IN much ss
ssssss. G%s @ ' confinement from
CoNyTIIT TiUNAL DEBILITY CURED:
THE .TGNiC MixTUKry vepefed ty the CSlIes: Of
MdsD s o sss
secret indulgence excess 9f any Kind II Is an invaluable
n ss Gn Sotles 81 each hal ozens carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
RlCoRDs ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
Ct
M 81. delay
son e1S.dsr safe after having the ,
celebrated alternative.
Sold In single bottles 81 Of half dozen for
8 carefully packed and sent 10 all parts OF the Union.
CONCENTRATED hAIkACl vr sARSAfARlLLA
- GENTlAN AND SASAfRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression OF quackery
the purifying qualities and curative powers o the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
extract Sarsaparn before the public and
may be rel led remedy for all diseases arising
rsm impure the blood such scrois salt rheum,
ring bitches pmpes ulcers pam IN the bones or
nodes erupons uccrated sore throat
any disease arising from secondary escu Of syphilis
injudicious ofmercury
Sold in single bottles, at 70 cent?,
of half dozen bottles 1M
. dozen I" $500
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
Y. B. very liberal Discount wholesale purchasers.
NV. s, RICHARDSON, M. d.
dkrne SNssssu street, New Yosbl
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il was agreed that, in case the issue was made
ont within ten days, it should be carried TO the
Circuit Court, which meets in October Some
thing rich and interesting IS expected from TINS
trial Governor Van Ness is extremely anxious
10 have The "strange matters" as they We're call
ed, settled, the business of winding up the af-
fairs of the deceased is retarded, and hence the
anxiety of the Governor TO quiet the claim of
marriage, 10y the resistance of able counsel. The
lady was not in the court room She is yet in
weeds of mourning FELIX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-13

PRovIsioNs-N Nothing of importance doing Mess pork
is held at 50 62ls 50 75 prime, So l2s Beef mess,
So 10 81 prime, 81 rs So 90.
TEAS AT AucrIoN-Cargo of the ship Tarar-Terms;
notes at months.
Hyson-5l half chests at 80 per ID 4s chests SO
43 do 52a "a do 40 SO hsf do A ait chests AZ los
do Az IS do Al 46 do 40t IS do 396 los do 81; $50
- ID. boxes AIS GOA do al.
Young Hyson-2o half chests 76 81 do 75h 10 do
70h 30 do 70 "a do 66 43 do 81 is do 63s 26l do
SO 30 do 60 10 do 56a II do 81 % do SO 30 do
6lh A do 81 80 do 50a A do so IS do 4s1s - do
as go do Asa 81 do 40 81 do 42a AZ do A. 50 do
401s 2s3 do 40 Is do 80 IS do 3s % do 35 SIS do
49, Is b boxes "a sl2 half chests and 450 II ID boxes
withdrawn.
Gunpowder25 half chests 70 Q, do 6s, 81 do S. do
81 55 do as IL do 37h cases, each 1874 ID boxes 80
do 1871 Is do TO- 80 do 7s SO Is ID boxes 701 400 do
5 400 do ST. 27 do 81 400 Id do a. IS cans each IL
Imperal9 half chests 6s1a, Is do 81, 81 do So I6 do
ssh Al do 56S SO do 47a do a. 725 Is lb boxes So
400 ID do 24, 1875 each II 2lb 53z, ITO do
withdrawn.
Tyson Skin-2O chests 4sk 6 half do 40; Is chests
4S 10 do a. do Az 10 do Al 81 do SO 40 do "a ;
20 do 321a 70 do 80 43 do 321a 26 do 80 ITO half
chests 81 % do 80 40 chests 2e 10 do asa SO do
273a l64do ~.
Chulon-25 half chests 30 800 do withdrawn.
Pache Souchongl00 half chests 30; 80 do withdrawn
Twankay-235 half chests AL 10 do 40, 304 do 27 80
do 261s, 221 do &c, 24s do withdrawn.
Oolong Pouchong55 chests 46, ~ do 3lh, 81 do and
lao half chests withdrawn.
Mohea Powchong-l2 2Olb boxes AZ, 3S do with.
drawn.
Souchong-lls chests %
Ningyong Souchong-l00 half chests 25 lis do with
drawn.
oolong Souchong-3OO l3lb boxes "a.
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Morris ID infantry Lieut. Col Garland 4h infantry;
Brevet Major 0eorIo Allen 4th infantry; Major T. Stan
ford, 9TH infantry Capt NJ Scott 9th infantry Capt
Montgomery, 9th infantry Lieut. c. r. Gates sth in
fantry Lieut. G. Lincoln, 9Th infantry Lieut. C. D. Jor'
dam 9Th infantry Capt A. Lowe, I'd artillery Lieut. b.
Bragg 81 artillery Cspt D. 8 Miles, It'll infantry
Lieut. +. N. Page, It'll infantry.
Colonel Twiggs who is on General Taylors list hav.
ing recently ncs the battles Of the 9Th and 9th Of Msy)
been appointed brgsder general in the army, his name
for brevet of that grade included in the list sub
med to the Senate. About twenty more officers were
presented a. deserving brevets II il should be- deemed
proper to extend the number beyond the first class but
this not DONE As the list is it is believed to be
large beyond former precedent in the practice Of h
government.
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Passengers Arrived.

LvERrooL-Ship Chaos-W Williams and lady. of Liver
poo Fisher, and l53 in the steerage.
HAvRE-Shp Chesapeake-Mr A Fabre, Mrs Bachus and
daughter, II Deranges-236 in the steerage:
BREMEN-Hanov erian bark Matador-M II Schwarz, L ii
Volckmaun and daughter, Soimson NJ Brands lady
and chd-ll6 in the steeragc.
SAvANNAH-Brig Mad,son-H X Seward and lady, Mrs
Cornell and children Miss Harris, Maj Davenport Mr.
Harris, MIR Bray Dir Van Gonton, Mr. Altemayer, MIR Sc
ward Mr. Powers, Mr. Foley, O'Neil, Mr. Alderman, Mr.
Remington, Mr. Cowdry, Mr. Freeman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-13

The Centrepile Times of Saturday last says that
large portion of Queen AIMS county suffering the pre-
sent moment from drought The corn presents very
languishing appearance generally. In most light soils
it has been much injured that judge that it
table.
The Columbia (Ps) Spy of Saturday last saysThere
Is large quanuy Oh TOBACCO planted IN TINS aeigh6Or-
bacco becoming quite valuable production in this
vicinity and well repays all the toll and trouble of those
who raise it, We think that the crop of is going
be large this year. The fields look very we'll and
thing occurs to the promise between this and the
indeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-13

CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will Externally cure srup
tom on Ire face skim particularly pimples botches,
,.r S,erties and rinrworms The OF the Lotion
Tor short time will establish clear and brs co nples.
ION sold in bottles rs each at 1888 Bowery corner
Of Spring street. Also BY Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn
myl6 lmsm
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BY Last Nights Southern Maii'

ALnxAspn Aug Ag bark Gen sa sbr. Judge Hitch
cocp q at n orig Mn victory New York
BAlriMoRE, Aus PAR brig Gismo Som NorSok saw
III H. Psursnt, brig CID brig Frances Amy """oy'
New Orleans p;,ho,v Rodgsr, from Bos-
g., shin ella Higgins from James River, went 10 sea
49,, U,m,pton Roads, yesterday.
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an A SUBJECT DEEPLY IN
" MANY. DIR. RALPH. Author of d

begs that he home much possible lex
cept Sunday for consultation OF the disorders
referred in this volume, personality at his RESIDENCE,
by through Box S6s Lower Post
Oce-New York Also observe that beside gleet, scl
and the various complicated disorders entaed these
venerea malades there others which deeply
interesting the suerer-such weakness and irrabliV
as OF
urinary affections Which gnorantly called
Stone and which, whoever consult him. may depend
The author Dr. Ralph has made the subject Of Disorders
of the Genito Urinary system his especial study and most
particularly the Of Structure and of Gravel in
FORM subjects generally but little understood he believes
his treatment offers more than ordinary success
simply Box $50, Lower Post Office, N Y. was formerly
thought advisable several eminent and
references This Is now however, longer necessary
aud rank, the impudent claims medical titles and
hospital experience of class of people who literally
Vvarm in large cities, become only proof of the ignorant
pretender
B-For the convenience of those distance and for
travellers the suhor has contrved little chest with lock
and key and with his fitted the lid which contains
everything for the immediate and Of
these complaints They also especially suited those
who cannot afford the expense Of personal treatment As
there very different and distinct disorders there
also different chests The beside full supply Of
medicine contains the authors patent syringe and nged
for injections ce s6 The other containing all that
is from the first appearance Of the the
advanced constitutional form, also &C. And one lit
both diseases, So This latter peculiarly fitted for Ma
and Travellers These originally designed for
the convenience OF the authors private PATIENTS but
fecty have they answered purpose and gatfed
been induced to give them publicity They for
warded carefully enclosed OF the United States
Canadas South America NC &c Address to box 500 Lower
Post OAice or DR.. RALPH, SO Greenwich street. New
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COMMENCIAL.
New York. WedMesd

New York, "wednesday, August IL.
AsHEs.-Net much doing to-day in either descriptions ;
pots are held at 50 so, and pearls at -.
fundamentally there has been but lite going
forward since the arrival of the the market
continued dull Genesee is held at 81 90 Oswego 81
06z Michigan, 81.
Corror.-The sales to-day about 800 bales, at
steady rates The larger proportion of the purchases
were by spinnerss We quote
IIYEnPooI.