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clean and healthy mouth. "a Hss1@
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been distributed through the mineral and vssss
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kings evil, with every complaint symPtomasc Of Spds
blood
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YORK Sod also BY Drusysis generally 'sfcsx.vs a.
United ststss Prcs VI per bottle. or sis bo'ies'
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corner Of William agents for this city siso nz's Bros
way. AMI n Ess, Broadway and ~ Druggists sss~fe'
| throa zhout me Ulited Slatss.
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r. DR. FELIX GoURAUDs haI.s. Mssio-fsd 80. -
riny Ill .kiu Diseases dscolorcn and bisuisnss -
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Lips foreheads moles and he Stubborn beard -
tt Ned before buying Proof positive Lhs And 40 ns
I,eua ytgstabl< Resss ,or erimsoaing eheeo ~
l,yseaas Hnr Dr. Lay V.Is snd . variety Of 49, -
srteIss TO be had only ~ he Drs Depcts u a.
4 Al stors FROM Broadway.
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e. PzEPAsED CHALE LOOKS HosEiaLE on ke <.s'
Abe should use something that would give her CON -
nsia "a white look-f like, YET beautiful sxs "a
ele h Joness spanish LILY White, which &C.,
cIssrs me skin Sold ociy n nsw-fofx al 81 Sns'A
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SMALL Books on GREAT SUBJKcTs-Les \
Blanchard PhilAdePhis have issued Noe VII YIN and
* OF their series Of Books under this general aessns
ton We give their titles ~ follows: Christian Doc
ains and Practice in the Second Century lntrodue-
ton ,e Vegetable Physiology with References to the
Works OF De Csndells lindley, sc. An Exposition Of
Nulgsr and Common Error. adsp.ed TO year ls4s
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y We are again under obligations 70 Messrs-
Livingston Wells for Albany papers IN advance Of he
NAL delivery
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rExrH ExrRAcrED without fsis--Dr oAses- "A a
tsrt sal Brosawsy In sd1ifioo 10 his superior -
inssrsins srbcial tse:n bss sdoptsd The esw mn -
,rsetire tssth Without psn By asing Inc Lsteeo III
covered By D.. Horsoa) The ssscss Of wekA ~
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~v B. PALaEz 10 the authorized Agent az y ~
receiving subscrtpeons and sdysrissrnsns 100 ~
bess papers q he country hr end near, q his go A.
Nev.Yosk, Boston, Phlsdslphis End bat;po"
sgspey 10 New York q In The ftbans buiIdinsa -
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VIRGISIA L. : SrsAroR-Yesterday was the
day appointed by the Legislature OF Virginia for
the choice Of U. 5. Senator to supply the vacancy
created by the death Of Hon Isaac S PESNYBAcE-
rR The Locos had held no caucus at the latest
advices. and one was prepared TO predict the
result. Gov. Mcdowell, James NJ. Mason and 6.
w Hopkins are urged as candidates by their res
pective friends The Richmond Wing suggests to
the,whigs the name OF GEORGE w. SUMMERS Of
Kanawha
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NEW-yORK LEGISLATURE.

We have no mail south Of Richmond No me-
Of the election Of Virginia Senator to-day
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= Terrible. very Terrible =

The Legislature Of New II hampshire IN the ex-
ercise Of its sovereignty lately adopted certain re-
solutions on the subject OF Slavery, referring par
toularly TO the efforts Of the friends of that ns'isu
ton prostitute the powers Of the National Gov
eminent to its support. The resolutions were per
fectly respectful in their terms If indeed any ex-
preston OF opinion against Slavery in our country
can be regarded as respectful ofwhich there would
seem to be much doubt in certain quarters. As q
matter Of course, and in the exercise Of the cour
tesy usually observed between the States, New
Hampshire sent copies OF her resolves to the Gov
ernous OF the South. The manner IN which they
have been received by some of the Southern Lee
gisletures illustrates the naughty and supsrcious
spirit eneendered by Slavery. South Carolina in
q tempest Of indignant passion returned them to
the Executive of the Granite State and now the
Old Dominion has followed the illustrious example
Of her multiplying sister The Governor OF that
State communicated them to tie Legislature in q
Message instinct with the grandiloquent patriot
ism of Slavery and the two Houses, with an indis
nation which New Hampshire must regard as ter
rible very terrible ordered him at once TO return
them TO the source whence they came.
And this is what the South calls dignity We
think the world in general will rather regard 1t as
an exhibition of folly and isnsticism, the natural
fruit of the spirit engendered by Slsveholding.
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Townsend Brothers,
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Remand 4 Francois.
DcrerGs L Nixon,
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Levi Cook L Co
Rich'd L Geo. Croox.
Meyer 4 S,rcke1
Poirier Freres,
L. o. Wilson.
Wm. D. Murphy,
Wiliixrs 4 Stephens,
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X. Merdel.
Marx II. Newman,
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Bangs. Richards L Plat.
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John ;. Taylor,
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Robert Sfnyle-.
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James Campbell,
Nsn Wagenen 4 TVcker
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Bush L Hiilyer,
James Beatty 4 Co
John Johnson,
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John Boyce,
John J. Lsgrsve.
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Draper Warren SMoutsni,
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The Wings have not a single member this
year in the Senate OF Michigan!
Every tub must stand upon its own bot
tom," said Quakeress. G But suppose il
has no bottom 70 asked sailor. "Then it
is no tub"
The arms of pretty girl are recommended
as cure for the sore throat
On one occasion Gen, Washington was
present in the Senate to advise respecting
treaty. A Mr.. Gum Of Georgia, said some
thing offensive to the General, whereupon
he folded up his papers, left the chamber, aud
never went into It again
A man walks in second of time feet,
horse II, a reindeer 16, race horse 43,
hare 80, ship Ia, the wind SO, sound 1888,
a "a pound cannon ball 1900, and the air
whun divided 10000.
The State of Michigan has declared itself
independent Of the General Government
having been, It says, absolved from the COM
pact by the result Of the invasion.
Mr.. Kendall says, that Gen. Quitman is
going to take command of Gen. Taylor'sline
If this be so, Mr.. Polk will get himself into
hotter water than he has yet been.
Last week the students of Hamilton Col
lege, New York, mSle stampede, and were
absent some four days.
(. The St. Mary's at Gosport, is to be fitted
out for sea forthwith-intend for the Brazil
| station.
Judge Edmons has digraced himself in
the eyes Of every good man by granting a
writ Of suspension in the child murderess'
case.
The Wayne, N. c., Sentinel hoists the
name of Mr.. Van Buren, for President. 1t
looks as tho he were to be taken up by the
John Van Bdren party of New York
The Steamer New York from Chcrboug
arrived at New York on yesterday Ii
brings no news Of any consequence whatev-
err 5'-lt,aj
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could they plant their guns for the attack Theyihnd
before them a city OF 200, 900 inhabtants-a city in
which every house fortress; they had popu-
Iation melted against Them by thousand and lone
idle tales and calumnies stories of brutality and
excuses they swere said TO have committed and
which they were advancing 10 repeats population
which had learned the sieges of Sanguntum and Sa-
ragossa by heart and In their exceeding pride of
lor doubtless thought they were 10 rival If not excel
the deeds enacted by the defenders of those valiant
cities With the least reverse IL WINS understood that
all the Americans We're TO be massacred-the brutal
murder Of our wounded men at III Moline proves the
savage intention and thus army had emphatica-
ly nothing but "victory or death" before it, The
suit as every one knows, was vctory-victory most
complete-the entire prostration OF an enemy all
powerful In numbers and position If not in prowess.
The evidence Is that we are here, and that Santa
Anas proud army is scattered and desroyed; yet still
all appears like dream. The long roll may sound
for an hour, and scarce 1000 able-bodied will
flock to the alarm call; YET they are of the
heart of hc;Republic The page that records the his
tory of this campaign will be deemed doubtful one
in after times il will be difficult to credit that hand
iul OF men numbering only 10000 with not thirty
pieces of artillery all told discomted and drove 30
900 men protected by all the subtleties of engineering
and three times their number of heavy guns; yet the
proofs of Holy Writ not stronger. The result of
the Two campaigns against MeSco-that oil the early
Spaniards and the Yankees-has been the samc-the
subJugation and occupation of the capital II now re-
mains to be seen how the world will compare the two
achievements.
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Gitp Jntelliaente.

CITY THEATnE.-We are happy to learn that the
interchangeable Knste has at Inst got place Wherein
10 rest the sole OF his foot He has leased for ten
years the connections aud spacious building on the
cast side of Sixth street, between PENNSYLVANIA and
Missouri avenue, and nearly opposite Washington
Hail. The workmen have comn,enc>i,,Ipo il this
morning, and II is thought that the house will be
ready for opening on the first of next month Mr..
Kilmiste can do It If anybody can. His company we
learn, is to be of the first order.
EFFECTS OF RuM.--We witnessed a most shame
Jul sight near the steamboat wharf yesterday (Sun-
day) Two youths, believed to be from Alexandria
were reelng to and fro by ntoxication and utterng
the elder of whom we should think could not have
been over nineteen years Of age. Wonder il their
mothers knew they were out2 We will now give
Them a gentle hint Ii they are found again in the
city OF Washington in the condition they were
yesterday, they will suddenly find themselves in the
care OF Captain Goddard Ia -hose- Verbiirn
salts aciendum.
On Saturday night last, while the rain pelted the
earth most furiously, butchers cart, vending its
way homewards through Fourteenth street, passed
over something that excited the suspicious OF the
driver, who gave the alarm to another curt which was
behind. The driver Of the second cart stepped out
when he saw man laying across the road drunk
and insensble. He was lifted into the cart, and
rerograde move made by the driver and the drunken
man safely lodged in the watch-house At the ex-
animation ON Sunday morning, before the commit
ting magistrate, he was found to be fine looking
young Scotchman, by name of Alexandria White,
who had taken dhrop too much, and was thus mi
raculously preserved from death by the humane
butcher.
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Arripals at 6otels, rtf., up to 9 y. III.
NATIONAL HOTEL, ny

NATIONAL HOTEL, ny g.. 8. COLEMAN.
D Hyde and lady, Lowell @ Alger, Boston
Disborough and lady, N s Hobbs, Philadelphia
Voorhees, and lady, NJ Maj A Ogden, u S Eng
NJ Dangerheld, Texas A Billings, Boston 7l..
~ Wait US n Gen II Green, Boston
Walton Gray, baltimore Mrs Green and daughter
Chew, Prince George w ii Parker and lady, Boston
u Stare, Capt Turner
EW scovell, Naval School Mrs Turner and servant
A Deslond, do. Mr. Lewis, Hoston ~ 1-'
Henry Wilson, do. John May, NY @
70 Stohe do James Lippincott, Ga
Mr. Steele New Orleans Armstrong igH
Kelly, Baltimore w Skinner, Y NaGtr
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, ny T. q M. BROWN.
Maj Chas Hunton, Va Conway, Philadelphia
MIR Pegahna, Va Jos A GEORGE Baltinore
Ihos Ingraham, Va S Cooper, Fort washington
NJ Johnson, Va CMarshall, Fitchburg, Mass
Grlmes, Ala Koht barton, Philadelphia
W Johnson, Ala J Rynex, Baltimore
Waring II FEELS, Lexington, Ky
Dr Brook, Md John II Tathell, Ohiu
y y :, Brent baltimore Thos Prlee Alexandria, Va
y kosenwig and son, do CIV u Whiting, Va
W i Davidson, NY AW Krkwood, Piney Point
Y FASHION, Westmoreld,Va ID Nc Donald, Baltimore
George Washington do. Thos NJ McCubbn Md
4 81 Heiskeil, Prince Geo Hon LEVIN Philadephia
e Duval, Alexandria, Va Jordan, Ny ~
VA Dunn, do. Htchcock, Lewis co., Ky
John King, do. Il Reesde Va
Joshua Whte, do Nathaniel Jarvis, NY
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F N Psullan, Ga jill Hooper, VISA
Gay, cleveland, Ohio Brown NY
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TYLERs HOTEL,
Rogers, baltimore Hanson, Bangor, Me
Penniman, do. Huber Rocky Mountains
Arthur Bernard, Va Robinson n chmnnJ ''A
wallace, King George, Va II ID Bird, Petersburg
NJ J Marshall, England EN- Peterson do
4 Il Browning baltimore Emerson, Wilmington, @
II Pinkham, Concord N II : 4
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
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John A Carter Va John Marchant
WIN baker, alexandria, Va VIM Muniord, Richmond
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Occupation Necessary,
Cry OF MEXICO Oct. 29th, l647.

Whatever few rational and sensible minds among
the Mexicans may wish, do not believe that the
mass desire peace-many would even prefer that
VIC should hold the entire country, and perhaps 10
this complexion il last, But TO be pre-.
pared for every thing, men should be sent forward
without stint Enough has already been performed
by forlorn hopes-we now want soldersin sufficient
numbers to overrun conquer and hold the entire
country at least IL the Mexican leaders will not lis
ten to the voice of reason. The plan which obtains
with some, of falling back upon boundary and
sustaining Ii by military force, will never do. The
work of conquest II conquest IL is to be- is now al
most done-50060 men will settle the business in
six months time, and If our troops are withdrawn
from this line all the work will have to be done over
again.
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From The Nem Orleans Picaytne, TN instantly
Mexican Political Affairs.

On the l4th Of October Senior Rosa, the Secretary
of State, addressed letter 10 the President Of Con-
gress urging upon him the necessity of the immedi-
date assembling of Congress, and informing him
summon the Council Of Government that they might
name those who were TO be associated with him in
me exercise of executive authority. He points out
inc necessity OF an immediate assembling Of Con-
gress in order TO elect President who could form
a cabinet and establish permanent Government. =
peniiemcn were found reluctant to enter cabinet
which was TO last but few days at farthest.
On the 10th Of October Senior Rosa, in the name
o. Ihe President, summoned the Governors Of the
Stnies Of Puebla, Mexico, Qucretaro Michoacan.
Guanpuato, Jalisco San Luis, and Iacatecas, 10
meet him AT Queretaro the 10Th Of November ci-
Their In person or by commissioners to consult with
the President and his cabinet upon subjects Of the
highest importance which cannot well be settled
without such conferences. And should another Pre-
sdeni in the mean time be chosen he tells them thu,
their meeting at Queretaro, far from being useless
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BROTHER JONATHAN FOR CHRIsTMAs.-
Brooke Shllington & Co have sent us this
mammoth sheet 1t is beautiful thing,
some of the pictures are old acquaintance,
but none the less acceptable for all that
Now, boys and girls, plague your mothers
and fathers until they give you money enough
to go and buy copy of this paper for the
HOLIDAYS.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMER WAsHINGToM
On inquiry at the Post-Office, we learn that
this packet will sail from New York for Bre-
men on Thursday next the 18th inst, and
that the mail from Washington for Europe
by her, will close at O'Clock tomorrow
Tuesday evening Nov 10th.
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In reply to your complimentary language, must be
permitted to express the apprehension that In connecting
my name with the high Office Of President OF the u States
you and many other of my friends expecting much
oime Icannot but fear that, in entering at my
advanced age upon walk Of life entirely new 10 me-
would disappont your high expectations ~ Gen 7dyios
letter 10 j. A. Seiearf.
But, General, the people are Of different opinion
and as good soldier you are bound to obey.
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.
MMsMAMAHNM &AHAo
MONDAY AFTERNOON, NovR Is, Is47.
For President
GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Subject to the decision Of the Wing National Convention
Mr. CLAY,s sPEECH.

PHILAELPHIA, Nov. Is, 10 a. m.
A sketch of Mr.. CLAY's speech at Lex
ington is reported in the North American.
Itopposes annexation of Mexican territory,
and is against territorial extension.
He goes in tor fighting the ioar out.
He thinks that an honorable peace could
have been made long ago by prudent man
agement
He opposed the reporting Of his speech in
full He will write it out himself
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THEATRIcALs AT MARLBOROUGH. We
learn that Klmiste and his Comp. have been
playing highly successful engagement at
Marlborough, so much SO, that the inhabi-
tants would not let him off without prom
Use to visit them again
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PORT OF eEoRoErowN, NOVEMBER is, ls47.
PORT OF ALrxAsDnrA, sovrMnrR 10.

!, Br orig Ganymede, Toye, Windsor, NJ s., plaster
Sch Lion, Baker, Boston, pluister to master and
freight for the District. y, ''''' '''o
:, Sch John Emory, Poor, Baltimore, TO Lambert &
Mckenzie, and freight for the District
shingles 10 Writer'S q Zimmerman.
Shinn. 'N' "' w y
Scn Intelligence, Reed, Matiox, wheat to s. Shnn.
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SAILED.
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'''''y' your '''y r. +. STOCKTON.

Hdr0or 81 San Dteg0, March lu 1871.
10 the Editors Of The Californian Mercury:
GEsrs; In editorial article in the Californian Of
the 18th February, you may find the following para
graph
"'Commodore Stockton announced to the officers
that the whole expedition was placed under the com
nand of Gen. Kearny, himself holding his station as
commander-in-chief OF Caifornia--and Gen. Kearny
did command the whole expedition"
take the first opportunity to say to you that the
above paragraph Is not true In any Of Its impor
tant particulars. 1t is not true that placed the
whole expedition under the command of Gen. Kear.
ny, nor did so announce IL.
On the request of Gen. Kearny and with the con-
sent Of 1t. Rowan, Ito whom, with the consent Of
Lit. Minor who had previously held it, i had given
the command only the night before,) l appointed
Gen. Kearny to command the troops and so an
nounced 1t; and at the same time stated distinctly
that still retained my position us cornmander-in-
that OCCASION
Now, Messrs. Editors, If you say that delegated
or intended to delegate, to Gen. Kearny, or to any
one else, any part Of my duty authority as the d.
rector of the expedition, commander-in-chief Of
forces or that Gen. Kearny, or any other person bu
myself exercised, pretended to exercise, any such
authority from the time he left San Diego until we
arrived at the Ciudad de los Angeles, then he mus
say to you that all such statements are false.
But Messrs. Editors, II is quite true that Com
modore Stockton did leave San Diego ut the head Of
the forces ut his command" and marched into the
Ciudnd de los Angeles in the same way.
There are other most glaring MEASUREMENTS in thu
editorial referred to- which, doubt in due season
will be corrected In the meantime 90 on.
CSC tier al astra."
f Your obedient servant, 1t..
RI STOCKTON.
p. s. This communication has been delayed In thu
hope that could be at Monterey before this time.
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BALTIMORE MARKET-November 10

FlourThe market to-day was dull and prices on the de-
cline buyers asking concession; sales in all Of about
500 bbls Howard street brands s575more than which
buyers unwilling to give while holders generally
ask S5S The Market however, closed rather heavy Oh
Change at s55 There sales yesterday afternoon OF
about 1000 bills City Mills at s5s7 l2, which Is asked to-
day without finding purchasers. u :
The receipts OF grain moderate Sales of wheat eool
prime, reds is 2c white do i23 l2,c, old white
corn 60 CO., yellow do 6s 7oc 4Oc rye 50 s5c;
cloverseed s4,5O -
There fair inquiry for pork and other provisions in
good demand Groceries quiet Sugars and niousses dull
Whskey has declined with sales at "a % c. In hhds and
bbls.
CENTRE MARKET. butter selling this morning.
at al C. lump do. 10 Dc; Eggs IL 20 c.. Chick;
ems ~ ~ to ~ and " l.2c pair; Turkeys 10 l25 C.
Geese 62 Pheasanis rs pair; Partridges Is
% &c. piece Canvass back ducks OIL 25 sl5O pair red
heads 70 c. 81 pair tame 50c Meats and other arti.
cles unchanged. Il Patriot