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WASHINGTONIAN

A DVOCArE AND MOUNTAIN srONE-A new and
"A perm knent Temperance work, the hrsf number,
tanning 50 PAGES Is just printed by PERCY HOUEL
III Nsssaus and published by the author, consisting Of
volumes Of 500 octave pages each-the FIRST volume be
ing examination Of the sacred and the second an
beverage Of alcoholic drink also total abstinence lectures
and odes zn In character, concluding with an autob
ozrsphy OF the author For sale by Piercy Houe IA
Saau-st also the Office ofthe Washing and Pearl
corner Of Pearl and Chatham ste at the American lem
peranc- Union lf9 NsSsaust aud AZ Grahams Magazine
Tubane Baildings NewYork, at 2 ceots each number
To AGENTS and vendors one-third sales will be allowed
nl6 2awsw. WILLIAM VI HEWLETT.
Beaver Brook Buckrsm, Oyster Bay L. Nov. l6, l847
~ Editor: favorable 70 the Temperance cause will
please give the above insertion 10 their paper.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
The SUN THE MOON. FULL sEA
Rises...6 50 Sets ....4 40 Morn 90 Morn. a
Latest
London ..... ......Oct "a tisWo ...........Oet u
Liverpool .........Oct . New-Orleans.
II SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. IA
CIeared-ships Atlantic, Rose, New Orleans, Frost L
Hicks Fidea Yeaton Liverpool, c Marshall; Comelia,
French st CroiI G Trmbls; Republic, Bond, Charles
ton, Harlick 4 Co.
Banks Vernon, Paxton Savannah Sturles, Clesrman X
Co; Mary Boughton Melchor, NOrleans MAILER Lord;
Peter Deml Dckett Savannah, NJ Demill; Edinburgh,
Conway. Baltimore.
Bngs Dandy Jim, McKendrick, st Johns, NJ, McEv
ers MARYLAND, Gracen, Garden Key, Nesmith Walsh;
{ Fisher, Hobart. Apaachicola; Bremen, Roper bre-
men, Meyer Stucken; Pulaski, Norris Malaga Elwell
& Co: Guancho, Alvord, NOrleans, Brett Noss.
Schfs Manchester. Tuttle Richmond; Ellen, Besrse,
ds, Davis, ghton; Cabot, NickeTson, Boston
Arrived-Bng Arvs, Wooster, Bonsr 81 ds, salt to
Bris silvna Kelly Trinidad de Cuba "A ds &c,
TO Chastelain h Ponvert
Br schr Relief Johnson Windsor, Ms, ds plaster to
Mr. Durham
Schr Harvest, Nea. fn Weheet, hsh.
Schr Lucrss, Harins ton Lubec d. FISH, sturges Co
Sehr Chief saohsm, Hogan, PASSPORT II u.s. lsth, to
Snow.
Sehr David Bracket, Dufee, Lubee II ds, plaster to
Brett Vose.
schr Martha Besrse, Bsrnstable ds fish, TO master
New schr Howard, fm Perth Amboy.
BelowA ship with red signal, white centre, with a
Latte hal m
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rRosT,s PICTORIAL

I IFE or GEN TAYLOR and the Mexican WH.-D
IL APPLETON& co have just published the Life Of Ma
jor General Zschety Taylor with notices Of the War in
cw-MexicO Ca0rnia and in Southern Mexico and Bio
saphc Sketches Officers who havs guished them
selves In the war with Mexico. BY John Frost, LII d
author OF Book Of the Army" Book OF the Navy" etc
illustrated with 100 ensravings. l vol limo.
This work not only comprises life Of Gen Taylor. but
particular and faithful history Of the against Mexico
both by land IL contains fu Particular Of Gen
Wools march, D0niphsns expedition Gen. kearney'
expedition the capture OF Santa Fe and his subsequent
expedition California aud his conquest Of tbs. country
Col Fremont and Com Stockton's military and naval en-
Also the full account Of the seige Of Vsr-
Cruz and the subsequent engagements with the enemy BY
Gen Scott and the officers uDder his command The Ma
val ENGAGEMENTS the Gulf &c illustrated by 90 por
traits views Of battles cities and places OF interest
will thus be perceived that while this work bears the title
OF the hero Of the 10 s confined 70 the events
under his immediate direction, but that II IL in truth
mplcie Pictorial History Of the War.
A. there more works purporting 70 be lives Of Gen
Taylor than OF any living orders should be written
for FT0sts Life Of Gen Tay or
D \. co. have aso just published The Rough and
Ready Annual. Military sOuveuier illustrated with
numerous portraits snd plates vol limo Morocco. price
81: zlt edges. 81 p. nl5 ,tis
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MrLIrARY LAND WARRANTS.

rU'HE SUBSCRIBERS are associated with long
established and responsible agency In Wisconsin who
will ocste snd Warrants Ia the Mineral District Of that
Territory and rs vicinity after personal examination Of
lands Much Of tbs public land OF that Territory has
Teen reserved from saeOn account Of 10 supposed min
era eharacter-unt within months past. but Is
10 market and furnishes excellent opportunity for in
No part Of the Union increases Ia population
with greater rspdity and the value VI land enhanced
In proportion These selections will be made either for
certain sum- or for the snds chosen- Apply
20 RODGERS WOODaAN,
n1 lrneods- Attysst-LaN. 80 Wall-st up stars.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,

Al bsrEers STORE
.8l cRANDs1.
lust RECEIVED, 50 pieces French merinoes, compn
,nr all the desirable colar- from Is 10 ~. yard
100 pieces silk, plaid. stripe, psin ehansabe and
slace, from s.. sd. to s.
Splendid assortment Of plain black silks all widths
from IS 70 l0. per yard
600 Brochk aud Cashmere shswls all wool, = 10
Sl2 each sold IN other places from t0 10 Sl6 each
Also 200 pieces cashmeres and de LANES, from Is 70
a. per yard.
100 pieces wooden plaids from To- sd. TO S. per yard
Also go pieces red white and yellow hannes, from i
Sd TO 4s
Blanket. at all prices 5. BARKER,
ni6 Sits 2Bl Grand-st.
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In this City, Saturday morning 18th inst after a
lingering Illness NANCY NJ. wife Of Sllvsnus Gedney
In the 4sth yesr Of her age.
Her remains taken TO Msmsroneck for interment
On Monday morning, sfter short illness. GEORGE
w OF Linus w. and Mary Stevens, In the 18th year
of bic age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence of his father No. Is Beeckerst
On Monday 18th inst sfter short illness Of conses
ton of the brain HENRY BEER aged years 10 months
and days, son of VIM J. and Sarah Beer.
The relatives aud friends OF the family and OF his un
Gle Teunis Quick also the members Of Knickerbocker
Lodge No o. o. of +. are respectfully Invited 10
attend his funeral this tuesday afternoon al half past
3 o'clock. from 400 Greenwich.st
u Michigan papers pleass copy
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NOTICES.


P.sr OFFICE. New York. November is. 1sg7.
The United states Mail Steamer WASH
lNOION, rom New.fork FOR Europe. The mail for The
above SIC amer VIII close this Office on Thursday th.
lslh November at O'Clock, A The postage is 10 be
P-Psd except on letters packets and newspapers mailed
TO Bremen Mail mater 20 Bremen either r delivery or
dsouon may be sent either with without the poet.
sse neloe previously paid The postage al letters and
PaoAsses no, eieeeainl half 10 weight =
cNeI ne he and not exceeding ounce q cents And
ior every sdciuons hsOune- fraction Of half ounce
oornS On eech Newspaper, implicit price cHrrent
cent? lni6 III ROBERT H MORRIS, P NJ
IL. *. BARLOW,
~ Late OF the firm OF Losing q Co.. Beck and
Jcp fAnter, ~ Chathsm-st. New-Yofk. having added
70 ~ achnefy one OF Hoes improved cylinder presses
d Aso one q Adams new patent presses notifies his
i-nos and tho public that he them 10 every
~ o. plan and ornamental printug such book,
pamphlets, circulars, bh ads and han1bs Fine wood
cots IN which branch be can still have the couIs. o.
Messrs Losing Barrtt enxraysrs) AL orders Tor
printing Of any style will be promptly attended 20, and he
nlss satsfsctory executed Power prssswork done In
the best style, and prices satisfactory mis- 5ieodis
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= FOR NEW-ORLRANs-ro..il~ i,h disp.teb

<fLS ne nrstcla iast calling ship COT TON PLANT
--ER, 1000 tons burden. Capt Prarg. WIN ssil -
above. The Accommodations or cabs second cabin and
tes rage anequalsc b. soy " ths shps IN
n, "a sde. Thee about emb1fkns would DO well 20
anime oC themselves before eag.sng elsewhere; for
terms Of passage which very ios, essly application
should Dc made on board, foot Of 6uflinz lip, TO
nls J. McMURRAY, corner Pine and soath sn
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RESTELL,S TRIAL.

SPEECHES or COUNSEL, charge Of Court, Conyic-
- ton sud S~ntence.rhe publishers a The National
Police will this morning pamphlet Of
30 pages containing al the testimony. the speeches Of
counsel the Of the court and the conviction and
Of Msdsme Rese with her portrait, and also
that Of Maria Bodne the complainant Price 81 cents
or - per hundred nl6 IT,
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BAKER s. SCRIBNER

\NILL Pr BLIsH n FEW DAYS rom he thifd
w lss London edition. and beautiful edition
Of Personsl Recoeeuons BY Charlotte Elizabeth With
the Memoir Of the Aufh0re.s from the rose Of her Per
sons. Recollectous 10 her deathmasins the only com
pete biography Of that gifted suthoress
ALSO IN PRESS
The Bethel Flag, by Gardner Spring, ID vol limo.
Rising In the World, BY T 5. Arthur, vol lamo
Teaching Science the Teacher Artist, By Rev. b.
r. Hall vol limo. AS Nassau and % PHk-row mis- 8,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MRS PYLBY's CELEBRATED COLLECTION OF
SCR1FTCRAL STATCARY,

MRS PELBY,s CELEBRATED COLLECTION or
SCR1PTURAL STATUARY,
Rcpfesenflrs iurort-uf ard Interesting subjects
THE SIZE or LIE
The 1rizi Of oar saviour.
The Lat Sappsr
The Birth Of Christ
THE MORAL SCENE or TIE iNTsMPERATE
Il FAMILY. % nov open a. 81 Broadway, lAte WAk.
.rs Nusc Rooms opposite the Apollo every day frous
N A NJ % % P n On the sabbath. after divine ser
vice from P. VI tin 10 Pm AdrBittsnee = eeais
hiidrrr half rriee Teachers q schools free.
MS stis'TuThSF
rI,YROIEAN CONCERTO. HAUsER FANiI
IL irei.tiv.s 1 the Rsirersl vii have The honor
Of irns their fr- Concert IN Americs on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. Nov H. lss7, a. The TABERNACLE. On
which OCCASION they viii present The following
PROGRAMME
Ftkr
l. Der Wiid.chH-tt The Alpine Hunisrl
? De Aip-uhochreii- The Apins Wedding
s. Wer haf t-ns kcr uusesctucft w 10 hHspiAed TIE
b-ert Catch for four voices
ryTolssn Lsendlef, for Cithern, With Guitar accom-
pAniment. >spps and Franz haiser
a.
l. Der Ksspiss suf der Ape The Glover plstt on the
DE S.shas. IN. Ni.hrins..l B.. solo ana shoru.
Hofer's Death.
4 Wa. bar sr s.sst What sHah.1
, Poonsisc FOR Cithern and Guitar ......... .Seprs
and Franz Harser.
l. MorsenErus and die erdern. Morning Salute TO the
Alpine Maid
2 Das Heimweh mach dem ZillerthaL lLonrns for oar
native vale
B. Das Mu,ksl,ehs Gretchen. tNu,ies Msrssr-us)
Tickets 81 each 20 be had the music stores and
the door the evening u the performance t. com
meucs a. 7, o'clock No postpenemept on sccouni OF
weather. DIS 2tis.
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Ia FOR CHARLESTON, y. C.--The superior
Oh las sailing psekst ship ADIRONDACK, Capt Oil
@iespie, will ssl Friday, Nov. 10 her regular Day
she has superior Accommodations for cabin second cabin
and steersse passsnsss who will be tshen no4srste
rates early application BE- made bosrd tho shP, e
foot Of Peesslip, or 10 WALT. TAPscoTT,
MD % 6oukAst.
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CLOTHS, vEsTINGs, sc.

MORRIS a WILSON, 100 Chaiham-st. have in store.
I'Isnd constantly receiving. large assortment u
Cloths Casmeres Nestngs and Trimming, which they
will sell by the piece or yard cheap for cash
ol9 lmisTuThS Sat
DEADY-MADE GARMENTs.-An Extensive
Il.ssotment Peto and sack Overcoats Winter Efocks
and Coak, In superior styles also Dress and Frock
Goats Pantaloons. Vests, Dressing Robes Boy. Over
coats &c WIN T. JENNINGS CO
rl6 23l Broadway American Hotel.
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Market. Carefully rerortsdJoy The T,1ss@s.

Markets. Carefully reported for The TibNat.
MONDAY, November Is
lsHES-The market is dull. and quotations have =
eewp~srd tendency Sales 100 bbls at 62i Tor Pots
snd IS for Pearls.
COTTON-The sales o-dsy have been moderate. aud
se market without change. The tendency however Is
eastward. and holders supply the market freely Tns
purchases are mainly by spinners. We quote
C,grent Prices for Liverpool Class hoatioa.
Ngw-YoRk. Novembef A.,
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- BARsUM, Proprietor; r. Hitchcock, Manager-Spen-
did exhibition and performances this afternoon at ocock
aud this evening at - Open every day from o'clock 10
the morning I'LL 20 y VI. CAMPBELLS ETHIOPIAN
sERENADERs, msgnifeent Balloon Panorama Of Lou
don GREAT WESTERN, Yankee Comedian Miss
BERNARD, Actress and Vocalist, PETE NORRIS, Com
ic Singer, Clara Fishers Shsksperean Cabinet. liviDs
ORANG OUTANG Amstsd Captive Slaves; ANArOM-
tCAL VENUS Madam ROCKWELL, the Fortune Teller.
Admission 20 the whole . children under 10 years
Of age and old enough 10 walk alone, ~ Reserved
front seat Ia extra az
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING, &C.
AT DEyLIN's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTH
ING WAREHOUSE,
No - JoHS-sr. Il. OF NASSAU,
WILL BIZ FOUND the largest and most elegant stock
w Of WINTER CLOTHING in the city, comprising
1900 garments, in part as follows.
Pilot Lionskin and Feaousht Oyercoais from - 10 II
Super Canada Cloth and Asphaltun do TO %.
Brown. olive and black Cloth do. 2 TO II.
Black brown and olive Cloth Sacks, . to 10.
Black Dress Goats and Frock Coats, 3 to II.
Cashmere, Cloth &c. Pants, 2to 7.
Vests all variety, l to >
Also 1000 pieces Cloths Beavers, Twseds. Pios,
Csamsres Nestings lie &c nske 70 order, in style
unsurpassed in city the Union and al on the ohesp
and economical plan OF
CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
nil lmissodD 4tW DANIEL J. DENLlN.
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NEWARK.

NEWARK.
OKNOoP
one NIGHT ONLY.
CAMlLLO SlNORI and HENRY HERR
will give only concert
AT WASHINGTON HALL
GEORGE kNOOP.
the eminent Noloncelst will lend them the AID Of h
powerful talent.
Particulars IN programmes. No postponement &C
count OF the weather mis- Sits
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SACK * BAG WAREHOUSE.
GRAHAM BROTHERS.,

Mnnuf.efurer~. 30 aud " Wnfef-8t.
INVITE THE PARTICUL ATTENTION Of eoontry
m.reh.a from the grain districts 70 their stock Of sss
- -. hsrh the, ofsr for sale u suit the wants Of
Dop The favorable Dealers A.
vi.-tn. their establishment have universally adopted
d. nr.etc. Of buying bags Of hs, ready for ate
s nd sx- preference u the Old slow mode OF h.vns
sn-- made az a. b0l-. All kinds Of C.lcsa Europe.s
81 1m-sds hsss .iaDt-S sy1ry purplls AZ 1rn'.
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MARRIED


On Sunday, 18th inst by Rev VIM. M. stilwol Mr..
JOHN REVERE 10 Miss MARTHA SHELLY all Of tbs
City
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% JOHN-ST.

nVER-SHOES.-A lsrge assortment Of isdiss ano gen
Otemens sandal and slipper Oyershoes, nsnofsesafsa
BY the Goodyear shoe Company, Nsuzstues, Connsee
These shoes decidedly the neaest and most
-. ,~-ss-,fv .i..,i. SAMUEL BROOKS,
49, $500 Assrt for The Manufacturer
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SCHOOLS.


A LADY RESIDING in the country, the wife Of a
n professor Eastern College, would like TO take into
her family little girls Of light ten years Of sgs 70
educate with her own daughter under The immediate su
perV0n ~ herself and husband Chi dreu OF rel z0ls
parents preferred Terms 500 per snnum. Music and
languages extra The lady i N the city Application
may made 20 her by addressing Mrs w ) NJ box l@lz
te Post Office The most satisfactory references can
be given. mis- ST.
YOUNG LADY Of practical experience as principal
"A and acquainted with the elementary and higher
branches Of English education from Boston DESTROYS Of
obtaining stuson in select school 10 take charge or
teacher. The most sacfory testimonials A.
republication will BE- given Address Teacher 50 Amos
O.. n6 eod5ts
FRENCH AND ENGLISH sCHOOL.-New
Il Term commences on Monday Nov. A-PROF. VII
LEPLAIT and LADY, French and English school for
Young Ladies, 80 Greene - between Wavery place and
Eighthst. For terms, &C inquire Of Prof nl6 Stood
DROP. yIILEPLAIT's Evening Glasses 10 French
f0f Lsdies aud for Gentlemen at his residence, %
Greene-st between Wavety- place and'Eizhth.st For
terms, &C inquire personally or by note Of Prof V.
MIC 3tecd-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n ship Southport, from Chari,,ton-Mss Corsssr, Mr.
Sheppard, and IL the stesrsge.
IN brig Ercei from Sar0Hnnh-G III Jacks, lady sod
children, G w CoDcklin, Z Concklin, Way.
IL sehr Iona, from Falmouth Jam-C w Osle, l.
Gardner
In schr C0tar,ns from 81 Jago d, Cnsa-J vsliene,
Horace Conte of ST JaeO
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BOON TRADE.
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The Champions Of Freedom The Mysterious Chief,
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BROOKLYN.

OKNooP
NIGHT ONLY.
CAMILLE slNORl sud HENRY HERR
will give only Concert at the
FEMALE ACADEMY.
GEORGE KNOOP,
the eminent Voloucest will lend them the ard Of his
powerful talent.
Particulars IN programmes. No postpsDement
count Of the weather MS 4us
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TATTEBsALLs HEA'

A0Nro~den.-otil more proofs Of their sstosishins
efficacy In the cure q hesyss broken wind coughs
sad colds In horses.
GENT bought, about six weeks ago. pseksfe Of yosr
heays Powders TO administer s,oriis horse which bed
been troubled With hesvss for than two years his
ease v., bsd one sno % severe
him or half hs labor and ksd rssstsd s tho
dies rdn.ry yea for th disease These ne ne eject
hut 70 sixhty the Leaving While they
pscfass of your remedy has petsy
the and nov bis wind - soo< - ever though
him sound. Respectfully, 6kO. W. DAVIS,
Monros Aiedlessx Co n. j. Nov. s. ttf.
For .aIe b. A. II. 0ocGa Co i4e Bsltoa-st Price o.
A libsrs discount 70 dsAlen Mo ets
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DYRAM,s UNIVERSAL PLANETARTUM. o

DComplee Miniature Of the Solar system. will be ex
hibited on Mondays W sdnesdays and Fndays day and
evening-The first exhibition will take psce on WED
ne.day, 18th inst at the LYCEUM BUILDING. S6t and
500 Broadway most beautiful. instructive and wonder
ul piece OF Mechanical Art The evening exhibitions wal
be accompanied by Lecture Astronomy, TO be delis
cred By A. ;. GARDINER ESQ.
Those who visit the machine during the day will be ad
mitted to the evening exhibition and lecture without
ira charge The machine will be during the day
and In motion AZ o'clock IN the evening and the lee
ture will commence A. u o'clock
Tickets for the exhibitions, together with course Of
or lectures 81 81 Admission TO the exhibition and
gle lecture IS Children under 10 years Of age hal
price. Tickets 70 be had az the door.
Each lecture will be complete IN itself Favorable AZ
rsngements will be made with the Principals Of Schools
Academies and Colleges for the admission of their pupils
q Jrs
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BURNHAM 4 CO..

I'll HATTEhs, - Fgltonst door below Sassans ct.
n ". Y. now ready 70 supply their customen end
all who may favor them With call, with Hat Of
their manufacture which for beauty Of hnsh styie o.
trimmings, durability snd extreme low priess, hey fee
Confident asserting cannot b surpassed IN az o.nef -
tabshment In this city clio SmisIuIhHS
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