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fustie bbls guano segs g1 boxes II, logs
cedar 4s2 Do mahogany ercss honey Harmony Nephews
cos sticks mahogany Holt CO.
NEuvTAs-big Ann MAns7 bxs segsrs l9e logs ms hoss
~ % pieces cedar 81 bags Is tons fase non
Owen-l AK
CuAAcoA-brig Napoleons5 bales skin Boomer UT ~
% do 22o0 fuste 1000 do Nicaragua wood 20 Res anu"
Eoulke son. ,.,.4.,
sr JAeo CyBA-Bark Harriet Bartlett-233 hnos sas
99t sticks fustic Hl-c00 bales tob cco mqsen
hhds sugar Sasenberg-i30 bales tobacco MIL
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CMoKERs' HEAD oUARERs ios broadway is oite,

CMOKERS' HEAD QUARERS,loe Broadway--lt is often
- the that when h reputeton
he becomes careless Of subsequent opinion and turns his at
Of the subscriber who the smokers in that ne
will still efforts to supply them Win
the best quality imported His agent in Havana viii
consat forward invoices Of the must supe or ndigc
island aud his long qualities Tor the
task. II HENRI CUES, LOG Broadway, cor; 7 Inc.
The trade and steamboat Captans sup
Piled on most liberal erms aud can be Furnish
ed from the Uued States Bonded Wareh ols le IN
GUNTERS DINING SALOON, No. itI tnlton s.. eel
" The astonishing which has attended the efforts
the proprietor Of celebrated the Sst year
guaranty Of its superiority over similar
and stripping all him to mike ncea
ed exerons merit the contnuance Of the pa9nge tne pup
lie has kindly awarded him. Feeling gaden Iof inns
port he offers palate choice OF 2O d'shessat prices
too long established by him to need repcupPn c,rNcrp
ole Htsrc H'n'voNAbNl
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
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Prce Ga cents copyS5 annum including postage,
oss q exclusive OF postage payable ADVANCE Sub cr
tons and advertisements will be received by Messrs Cag
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John Miller. the bookseller, Lopd N.
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ADVERTISEMENTS, ut the usual ices-always cash In
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may in them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters or by mall addressed 10 the
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age will be deducted from the subscription remd
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DETROIT, Oct 20.-The market firm yesterday at
former quotations; but owing TO the limited stock Of
-four hand after the extensive transactions of
the day before the sales of yesterday comparative
ly limited IS so paid for some lots which was the
ing price board From wagons the sales ranged
at So BIN So Al for best brands. Wheat continues
firm at ST, with limited transactions.
CINCINNATI, Oct l9-There was a continued good de-
nand to-day, and the sales embraced 1000 bbs incu
ding 1000 bos City Mills deliverable 10 to Is days hence
at 81 IS; 1876 DO choice brand from canal at So 376 dc
City Mills at 81 ST. lsl do from railroad and canal &c
81 81 and rs, o. 100 and lOi at 81 go small lot Of
rye -four from canal at So
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uH EnA HEWAkD-Cross Specific Mixture for the cure
DCOV Of gonsrhGa gleet structures and analogous com
Of the OF generation. OF all remedies dis
covered for the above complaints this the ceran
makes speedy and without the least resc
ton in Diet drink change application busi
ness The proprietor challenges single instance Of
cure under forfeiture Of $500 One bottle lasts week which
generally cures many cured in two days For sale BY
G. IL Ring. isa Broadway, corner John susst, New York
ausl sesm
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r-Exca.Nsx Boz an Oc ass shs WesIera Railroad i3;
Northsn Railroad t01 10 Fchburg Railroad i23 Nor
wich Wore RR tos; 2as East Boston Co. s>< 30 do
Dividends, ~. -. -
Ar AUorioSi abs Boston Name KR 10y per CT ady; 10
Coumbao Bank 30 boston do $50 ,h; Boston
Il Wor RR ak ady boston Providenee do, AZ per ct
ady II Union Bslk. S99k sh; Suffolk Insurance
Co yer ct SO fremont Bank 50 Manchester Mills
subject subscnpuoa sh Merrmach 10 Washins-
cf
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Passengers Sailed.

LvEaPooL-shp Coustitgtion-Mr Water sorby and lady
Richard Sorby, England; auckland w Bu Hartford Ed.
ward Meyer, lady aud New York; Or Hurd lady
child and Brooklyn Mr. Oveman and lady. Mr.
Northrap lady and child Jas Pemherton Canada; Chas
FraLc 5, Philadelphia; Waiter X Burdett, Charleston
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nK. COOPER II DUANE street, between Chatham and
~ William streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the practice private diseases medical
New York He the most aggravated OF
this diseasc and mild cured in two TO five days STRIFE
tureDocto Cooper has discovered method by which
he can the worst fern Of structure in from
weeks, with scarcely to the patient Constitutional
debility, brought on by asecret habit INDUCED py young
men, This, when freely INDUCED IN begeu dyspepsia
teect, and to society warranted in every
case, charge. No Mercury used.
Post paid letters containing 50 for advice attended to
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Dh MaLrn ,gIhDh on The PRACTICAL
diseases there referred to- hi, residence So Gsenweh
be surprised q the rpdty and little attending
their ile believes however is chiefly those who
have suffered from certain class OF pretending people, and
other eensos who can properly appreciate his services
pccally IN structure, from IN FIRST ncpient s adj
vanoed and Distressing stage. which from uncommon ad
vsges, in addition to extensive practice in this
pan he afford rapid and radical curo which, he
has ground for stating ca, be obtained from other
DAYS invariably e1cep,d) Consultations by letter may be
addressed" Box 1863, Lower Post Office, New York"
an
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR CORBITT ~ Duane stree
member the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and
Of the Medical Society of New York. be consulted the
of certain delicate diseases His experience,
and close attention to this class of complaints his pleasant sale
aud expeditions mode of reatmenths extraordinary
during long and extended practice for thirteen years this
eity-and above all his legitimate medical qualifications.
few Of the grounds which he his claims pr.Cs
mode of treatment is safe eectual and expedition,
curing either the OF diet bust
ness Structures cured in weeks with scarcely
pain Constitutional Debility-Those individuals who have
INDUCED certain oathsome and habit positively
be restored to health and society Mild removed two
enclosing Zee If three dollars, will receive prompt
tention. 50 3nts
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0R JOHNSON, II Duane street. near chatham street, Is
- well known the successful practitioner in New
Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the most extensive actee in
tors reputation for skill those old haoured that have
existed for years preemnent No matter how long you
may have Geet Structure, Ulcers upon the body the
pains in the and bones Of the legs efcc
uay cured Constitutional weakness brought by
habit INDUCED by young causing ascivous Dreams
and nightly emissions positively cured Recent cases cured
veutou from business Post paid letters containing 50 for
ad, ice. attended to. No charge made unless cured.
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Movements or the Packets.

Port OF New York, October 25, lS45.
N RIsEs... .....6 % MOON RISES ........ A
n SETS. ...5 HIoH WATER ....... go. 81
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BILLIARDS II he Three Golden Eagles, opposite the
Custom House 20 Pine street, embems OF the style Of
Bassfods Patent Iron Golden Eagle Billiard Tables
"A. BA ,SFuRD respectfully informs those who wish TO
play or learn purchase Tables that he Ia,
ed Saloon for their accommodation above, and will always
have suitable person in attendance to teach the
and take orders for Mahogany Iron Billiard Tsbs and Iron
stngs OF VERY fine Billiard Cloth, Balls
French Cue Points, Cue Wax &c &c, for sale above
al srrc
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A NALYsIs OF BEAUTY.-To. give the face the oval
"A form, and the complement Of beauty says Wrinkle
the apostle Of beauty the hair ought 70 the fore
circle is in general beautiful pe,ons Tbs form
Of the forehead appropriate to all ideal heads W TINS pon
Lavater the opinion with WnkIe man and
the aaoients thought the hair produced very bad effect
descended low hide the forehead uca, designing
the udicrou, manner he hair Of an ugly
70 her forehead which might lead as indeed were the cir
imagine he was describing some
Of our modern Broadway bellies Esqumsul Indian.
remedy however fortunately hand and irrmphs ovti
Nsture and the world renowned Foude Subtitle the nven
ton Of that ingenious chemst DR. Fer Gouraud will erad
cato every fibre of upeuou: hair wherever applied and dis
play the hidden beauties and intellectual developments Of
nune preparation and that be procured at the Doctors
ouy depot in New York. ST Walker street, first from
Broadway. au7 S0ttm
IVAN DEVENTER's fREMIUM OIL PASTE 81 ,CK-
inc manufactured 81 Barclay street, New York
Csuon-he public cautioned buying Of persons
nre ending to have in employment; and knowing how
we make Backing. Several SUCH understand
going about the country Some purport to manufacture in
and others N the upper part of this city.
No person engaged in selling making Backing
ed with manner Of manufacturing IT, as our Mr. " d. Of.
tonds TO II himself $50, r.x,r.,.,,u ......
ola l2tsrc VAN HLVhNTEH TALMAGE,
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ITO STHANGERs.-Fverv stranger should obtain copy
of DR. Ralph's Practical Private Treatise IL rans the
most complete information on The nature ms ge
for every plain lauausge the inst ntaneous or
venve treatment &c &c will prove an invsluabe fr,nd
IN case of need Fourth edition. 3s2 Price 81. Pub
lishei BY Clay Co. 80 Ann street, and sold by AL book
nv most %, ItAm
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1nil BARRELS PURE SPIRITS
lOO 100 do Superior ALCOHOL.
WHITE BRANDY.
An excellent article Of Native Grapes for Preserves Cor
dials, &C., at much lower price than the imported.
For sale by JOHN DHOMERGUE,
2o8 Front street, between Beekman and Fulton SITS.
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NOR SALE OR LEAaE-Lots No. 348 and $50 Madison
street, and 4o5 and M Monroe being 50 feet front on
the ground being high and the junction of Grand and
Madison streets convenient TO tho WILLIAMSBURG Ferry To
DESTROYS of erecting buildings for manu- factories
other purposes locations IF this kind seldom offer Terms
easy. Apply to JOHN 8. GILES, 1853 Walkers
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INSTANT CURE FOR THE TOoTAACHE;-Ths!e
have been attempts from time imnemoria to dis
d.ver speedy aud cure for the oohaehe The
acute resist for FIVE minutes the Glove Anodyne kills
the forever far is capacity endure
cerned If this were universally known how much genuine
misery to distraction tending would be saved How
one suffers for days together from this greatest Of all
" The minor ills that curse humanity" .
when Is would purchase andote his distress As
a poet says Of the lliad Of Homer,
II would not be withoutit in my houSs,
For all the wealth of CrGsus."
Prepared and sold by Henry Johnson chemist
Sands C 273 Broadway corner Of Chambers street
s9d also at 100 Fulton street. and y Ea., BTqadwsy "
Purchasers must be careful that they be not deceived
by worthless compound under the of Glove AnO
dne Examine the wrapper of the vial before purchasing and
observe the and signature Of Henry johnson all the
genuine au3l 30tsm
lust KECElVED-A rich assortment OF fancy and black
silk Cravats and Scarfs &c at AGATES, GentlemenS
Outittcr 1877 Broadway cor. of Parkplace.
UNDER GARMENTS-A large assortment Of Silk Meri.
no, Lambswool Cotton, &C. Of every desirable STYLE
AGATE'S. Genemcn's Outitter, 2y7 Broadway, Of
Park place.
GL0VEs-A spperoaprtiele of Kid Gloves with welted
liable TO rip; al Chossou Bajou, and silk thread
aud woolen Gloves, in great variety, at j. AGATES,
9entlemens Outtter 237 Broadway, of Park place.
SHIRTS-The subscriber would call the attention of the
public TO his style of Shirts which made in superio,
Shirts made TO order and warranted TO fit J.AGATE
Gentlemeh Furnishing Store 2s7 Broadway Park place
"a 30t~rc
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WAKD'S PATENT WASHING ND CLEANSiNP
w POWDER is an Article extensively used IN England
powder offered to the public Its advantages consist in
and in the bor washng proongug the du
abtv Of clohes Us being invaluable in preserving and i'm
proving The color Of nen where rain CToton water
used and degree nurng the hands Of persons using
IL will also be found unequaled 10 securing painted work.
cleans brass vessels poter paint brushes
ohs, greasy mstsa Sod by al He principal sus
g. H. Farden, "a Maiden Lane New York. where te.timo-
mails may be % lNeTc
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nk. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. hetw.e Chatham
~ and William streets. has for the last fourteen years
ed the most extensive pcuce in private diseases OF any
Srctue-Dr. Cooper has discovered melhod BY which
he The form of structure in from 10 two
weeks with scarcely pain tn. patent constitutional
debility brought by secret habit INDUCED IN BY young
This when freely INDUCED begets dyspepsia,
weakness Of the limbs and mali Of the back confusion Of
intellect and warranted n every
case, charge. No mercury used 90 tim
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Packet ship Constitution for Liverpool lays anchor in the
North River wind bound Also several square rugged vese
bound East.
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M EDlLAL CARD--Dr. MORRISON, 2V4h fulton street,
A devotc his entire time to the OF private dseas
years enable him to perform speedy and permanent
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling Dr. NJ.
and examining his claims their confidence.
See Dr. Ms diploma, with the signatures of Sir Ashley
~
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WHOLE NUMBER G52.

ed the shelter Of the foliage Of the opposite side.
Abandoning the paddles, they adopted the same
method as oi FIRST, and BY the old Of The pendant
branches and the long grass, which in The ooca-
sional openings grew \UxUrously 70 thewaier' S
edge they forced their light bUris along.
At one Of these openings, where the laud s!op-
ed gradually to The lake, and al u sher distance
from the outlet, they stopped, and riefconsul-
iaiion eusued.
"You viii remain here" said the scout to
Smith. "while your companion vii, GO part the
way with me 10 lead the gals to the place. When
you get them on board don't be frustrated. BID
them sit still for these bark things are tcklsh
consarns; and when you get all ready, drug
yourselves under that clump Of young alders
which pointed out TO you as we came along
The trailing branches will shelter you complete
! ly from sight. Have your thoughts about you,
youngsters. like your aciions-you'ye behay-
| ed yourselves well thus far, sarainIy. Don't
spoil all now at the tug Of the gans--bs cool, be
COOL" And with this repeated warning, he
stepped On shore, dragging his canoe into the
grass, and then moved sieaIthiiy towards the foe
! followed by Sands, who accompanied him a shou
distance, 10 the edge ola slight opening where
he beckoned him 10 stop, while be gided with q
noiseless step into the open space and disappear
cd behind thick growth Of bushes.
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Ieh the dsrFerops spo, fr behind. Their exer-
'.ons were -'Iu fr,hsr siimulaisi by son bear.
Hg 'h" sharp y of @ 10 f'lowcd ~ ayelt
% wild a0i lHr7uh. ii.aJ ,ic blood nftho fugl-
fISts chilled gs q sweiled on the car.
"lt ~, thc scuui's rilc," said Sands. IN ran.
ting voice. "ono Of The nvhgcs has bi the dusil"
md with al extra effort be sem tho canoe with
accelerated speed through the wsier.
No, anolhcrwrrl t.a, uttered until ihcy reach.
ID the spot des;cnlred By The scout, where they
Ircw the canoe careful y under the clustering 70
'rge, which b-ut .ygr co esto completely con-
cgoi Item from tTr most pryisg observsli0n.--
Here hey islt comparatively safe, and in low
wisPen congratulated themselves on their ss-
cape.
Their Thoughts sEd unxieiies were Dov oentef-
ed on The scout, Coz thgy felt that their ul,iinass
safely depended on his skill. They had not
been Io.g in their covert when they detected the
sound Of a faint ripple in the wul.r, aud almos,
in the same moment canoe shot swiftly by
their hiding place. I, ,con,sined bot one person,
and as il passed, low vhisper reached ,heir eors
-"Bs still for your Evesl' and MAJ und berk
were lost IN darkness.
But minute or Two in'eryened when they
were fagain startled b. the hurried dip o. pad
dies, and presently another canoe containing four
sayagss darsd by farther out into the lake, and
shooting off at an angle greatly favorable TO the
scout if be- continued 10 hug the bank. With
feelings Of raost intense anxiety the fugiiives
awaited the issue ofeyenS.
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CHAPTER w.

As the young men stood side by side gazing
thoughtfully on the rippling stream, hand was
LAID on the shoulder of each, and low voice
whispered in their ear,
"Hush, not a word! They are there-fOlow
me-"
Turning, they followed the scout, who crcPt
softly up the stream until they reached the out
lei Of the pond, when, stealing round ajuting
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CHAPTER V.

CHAPTER V.
The distance to the opposite shore was, per-
haps an eight hofa mile. With long slow strokes
the scout urged his way through the placid waters
his head low TO the surlace-at times floating
motonless, while, his certain glance and quick
ear were on the alert-then propeling himself
along with renewed caution, until he approached
the opposite bank, which rose somewhat abrupt
ly, covered with dense growth oftall bushes
Gliding into their deep shadows, he soon found
the object of his search.
Itrequired all the cunning and adroitness he
was master Of after he had reached his prizes to
launch them into the water, fasten them together
and tow them from the ncighborhood. Having
got them aAoat, he fastened them in line, and
hugging the deep shadows cast by the overhang-
ing foliage, he went some distance up before he
shot out into the bosom ofthe lake. Dipping his
paddle so as not 10 disturb the quiet Of the water
and crouching low in the canoe, he finally sue
ceeded in transferring his prizes in safety to the
spot where his young parizans were anxiously
awaiting the issue Of the adventure.
"Privateersmen talk of cutting out craft from
under the guns of an enemy" said the scout, in
iocose tone, as he deliberately run his knife
through the frail material of one his prizes,
which he had taken on shore, gashing large holes
in various parts Of its bouom lean they boast Of
better cutting out than this!" and he gave the
finishing stroke to his work of destruction.
SNOW boys" he added, "see to your pfimings
shake out the old ones, for the dews may have
dampened the powder and flash in the pan may
prove your DEATH"
Having made every necessary arrangement II
regard to their proceedings, the arms were de
posted in the canoes, ready for use at moments
warning, and they embarked, the scout taking
the lead.
"Follow me-" said he, "and be careful o
your paddles when you cross the pond. Fol
the present we must drag ourselves along piece
under the shelter of these bushes. Don't hurry
move cooly and deliberately and when yor
let go the branches, mind and not let them jerk
back, but slip gently out ofyour hand"
With these whispered cautions the scout torc'
ed his canoe close in with the bushes, dragging
it carefully along and followed by the young
men, who were admonished from time to time by
expressive signals to be on their guard For
long distance they proceeded in this manner
and so adroitIy did the old man make his way
that scarcely the motion Of twg or the rustline
of leaf betrayed his movements.
When he at last reached what he considered {
safe distance, he struck out into the lake with hi
paddle, and ero long, with his companions, reach
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CHAPTER III.

By the first gimmer of day the old scout was
on the move. Without disturbing his still sleep
ing companions, he glanced cautiously around
hm-shook the old priming from hisrife and re-
prmed her, inspecting carefully the lock and bar
rel, eyeing and fondling her as if it were thing
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"Sorainly, sartainly, what am here fort
shall oyertake you before night closes ini bu,
want 10 leave trail IN another direction TO draw
of the sarpents, if so be they should come here
Keep along the rocks and lodges as much as yor
can, and mind and keep your tongues slill-'ts
bad member and breeds deal Of mischief, in the
woods as in the world"
So saying the scout moved of in a contrary d.
rec,iOn, leaving well defined trail behind him.
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