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But the Msxicans also bad their Bunker l hsir Sara
tosas, and hsir Yerktowns In victories they had
tive land. And yet YES the most rsasonabls thing in
the world that should have the bay of San Francisco,
because Il vast chest harbor in the world Laughter
thief might make the same plea IN stealing horse,
and hope to escape byit But We want room-snd here
the orator Of the day drew series Of graphic pictures
from history each achspter in ITSELF from NnIod, the
hun or. down. Tamerlane wantsd room, when ne
built hts pyramid Of seventy thousand skuiis ~
wbos Ss,ory over Po1u: and Ss
elephants the spot whore the recent oeooy
battles of the British with the skhs have psen
IL Tia country the Esesn sea- TO 80 out 20 Soms
pored California because be wan.sd room su , sa
senator from Michigan said that this war was greas
thing because IL hal walked up oil Europe ana showed
her who A. the resnls OF tse war one q Ms
orstor hero detailed the story OF the four celtic women
at Monterey. VINO. amid thu din OF ontie AMI tns ex
an angel and the robust courage Of hero. administered
the bsssag of the parcned lips OF the wounded
this Benevolent work was severed by cannon He
detailed tho story Of me Roman eo's terminus
Sos ,Ss North Au Sn ana
Rome and in The palaces of the the spider
his web and the owl sings his watch ssng here
chadnez zsr, both Of whom wanted more room-the
dying upon barren rock and the other turned loose an
idiot among the beasts of the field He deplsed the
psnses Of 800 600 600 for this unIghtsous war;,
would have built railroad from Boston to the
pacih; putting US within some thirty days oommunca
fearful Ia regard TO the question of
slavery The lice Of SO 80 cuts the territory proposed
to he seized into two nearly equal parts But will the
North admit any SLAYER, therel Lot US call back
these men. = ny peace you may make with Mexico
will he honorable compared with the dishonor OF this
war, Upon this slavery question, we were standing
upon the crest Of volcano The resolutions OF New
Yosk. and Ohio gave the opinion Of the
North. You may call it anaticsm, but |, an opinion.
aud they will stand by il at the stake, though their
fingers may blsxs like candles The South were qualify
determined Intestine might result and fralsrnsl
blood she'd and the Union split into Fragments and IN D.
ON these old Roman seats heIeiwouli be room enough
open itself and to cischarge its devils upon the earth for
mischief they could not devise de ST. uctve
dent than the hostile array Of the North Against the
Sou this question Of slavery. Call back your army
be Just Mexico and before twenty sum- shall have set
the cloud Of will vanish and The star OF peace will
re.iIlumine our sky
We have no, attempted report Of Mr.. Corwin's
speech; but running sketch OF his leading points Of
remark We have not time to read it over bur in the
main will give, perhaps fair idea of the scope and
the character OF this Grafton He spoke for nearly
hours and had full and crowded audience to the
last
MI. BAesr secured the Aoor and on his motion the
Senate adjourned.
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reodrc

a - n A Tar. W AnD--AMkhILAN CUMfOU HD-Ihis
WVOO popntN, pleasant, and specific remedy is war
eeeinaly ali eases ofa delicate disease
days. forfeiture above Persons using
tn atiee need fear ieaves
and 10 adapted every age sex and condition. II contains
mercury or norous drugs Injurious 70 the constitution.
standing have been cyred BY single bSts while he
This uumped humbugn il has long been, and sti
ussd in the private prctce Of physicians with unerrnG
convince yourselves Sold wholesale by GonsrocI Co.,
and Walker Bowery and Houston Bowery aud Fourth
street. Of EaAt Broadway: L. Cotton c63
be!s cor. of Faltqn and ser New York. Fulton
conner Charles and att streets Baltimore; G. Sto,t Wash
inxton City; Robertson Cormck Norfolk Va and r. Co
hen r. Co. Charleston, 3. c. u 2w cod
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Miscellaneous Record.


mpIss s.s % s this
D.f AnSs Sn s.n.so Sse' x
Ell sbe b.. ..s cs vT %si '1u o.
ton Of the csiso and sails .isgins may saved
.s =. 4. sS ii.
tres., Leak, sc, exc 1t stated.
a ss nm: s n ,s a.1s
gate from WV was ashore Q" osnfs ks.. At han
% % salse
esedsd n tosti,E hes G The vessel .u'ainsdno injury
seHa CLAanrpoN, sps,r from Richmond. Va, for Port
anS with cargo Of put into n wpos on the 10Th inst
isa spar: nd .a. and other damage Threw
spoken.
schr Henry ook fn for Savannah about 9th inst
BY piio 6o!s. N London. of Moa~p. Point. instant.
brig F,sness bonpd to warrsa; sth brigs VIM Copeland
Whalemen.
so Gsspo
Foreign Ports
az $ so
on s passage rOgsh weather, had es..
ss's p
h: wien Ghrs'sr st eisst. 1r''' '"
s u. 5S S,In s.,;.s S.qd fH,,aS
Iapssr % H; sI and q; o.ss
NVask 81 g; vEe,hsa. Psris 70 Ba soi aac. R.
a w Y's sas I'd
fALrrAI Jan s.Arr schr Jane spott: Era.., York. Fl
shall .I&ads. y, LiyepoS MS twSers Il. put with
rn we a had s Tor
lev m pS. g. Dee ship Ta'
MAss. Css. Feb Tia port, bss Sea. MeIith.w f, Bcs.
bort wig; Cybss Merrill, Edward Blake. Black Tor ao
M.nssr,Lrs. Dec g, Arr bark B4cku, Fontans 8. JagO-
she is reported ia port Dee ia.
Home Ports.
AR Wa Feb sd br;y Virginia RevnoIds
rosros. Feb liar ship A.hburton, White, Live pool
rider b had bay wsMsiy sss. iTo" o~ %
''Tf MHs eA q k:s
S S. nansy raj. ss f.: bp. sUsnS. 9 .oS ga
Point Co%ioi. ..ts SCOOPS to Ms1ioS; Cs%s's poa.
900 Ssd ~, gs s;H YTs
ici q; bris sus Bray fhad.p6i.;. +. Triumph. B.sa,
sa john xs.n. sS.. s
sss. %y: G,s 1a
~: S'y F s v Watson. y:
M.is.; brig oi:,ss cGss.,ss s, h.y;..
big cHia. .,s S ss
ba.s Verona, Bog udus York; Darlington, Birdon, dol
fall sIyns schr Splendid, Cook. New York,
ST. :0oR Pierce, Do slh .shr NnsWS Psv: B:. s,h
G.ntS. for sOa'hsa port; en- big Delaware Tor Xpals:
sss s9s 1T .s:s ri IL. ns sss l:
tencn B9.,on Cdsth B, ,hp Miracle. Elliot, Liverpco
bsrks Lady Consabls Cry Poole. Cork snd Gre
Ole s) Clrk Lond, nderiy; Ranger. Leavt Nsw York;
Tpeo' G.ni VIM HsIIi."a OTIS, Peasssoi; and L.
NEWPORT Feb lo-Arr brig Michig,n, -. Boston. for
PHI q; seh lsso.l shsmaD. Bostoa for York. Gale don
nea hehmond for Hostcn; Empire, Smith. Boston for
bot frdo; Csvil Nichols Marcel Cuba 70 Bos,on
sloops Ygilsn Heath, Providence for Yo II Excel Ben
nett, \ River fo, do.
NV HAyrS, seb LIAR brig Niger Bates Boston for
York and ,ld brig Petersburg Msehsth do for DO; sehr
William. w cksop Westpoit Tor do
PH,LADyLpIIA, Feb 12-Sn Br ship Prrh,hirs, Tsjtt
Bo, Dark Lou sn uJispher Havana CID bark Leusa
Biss Creighton, Live pon MONT eii.I S,s kpoe,
siIum.n. Haley. York; Exile, Hand do; Jos Lybrsndt
Teal do; Con pt0n, SHARP, do.
PRov,DRNoE, Feb 1o-Beow brirs Sea- I'm Mobile, Law.
sss Sops.nd 80 Apalacheoa Sid brig Algonquin, sehr
EIsMns.s. ~ e-An s,ig Asa Ms.Is, Hsaslia,. Rio
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,yssn~xtEs. InpcrsatJ0ns.

rcw OairAss-shp Louiss-- o0e lard ~ bbls p'rk do
tsllow Perry eo-i case M Lichtsrsteis.lS pkss
Mis~-o do ! Oihoe 4 o As ties suiar y NJ Joh1sen x
g DO ss bales Robst Wisn:-S ds A A s.1t
eo--i bds wool Lao .sia4 Bnrpsn-eso bales eyton
Brown iy-s-, pkes Eschel Vac sladeIt ooi ~ hhd,
coC r L.veneh-ib Smith 4 col do q :, o.ddsr ,
isa bags frshs csk Law sace DOS UT ''sS
sAvAssAH-Br .rng Ia bales cotton swan 60
Ora 1888 hid Randell-.S c. L.throp-' Dunr
m Dim IN i Ks' 20 isted.2ls BIS u ordei.,
SAvAnNAA Brig tu-itau-582 OILS cotton tn ord.f q.
CHARLEsroS-Shp sunou-7 baes ~ rcliilpsmoo 80 80
10 order Sackst Belchct73 Drake N-l20 w rhii'
lps-2 cks Marshes X shepberd-se l. M Wiiey-S empty
bbis james. a
,,CH4nLrsTos-scnr Blum.ss bJss costor !, ADAMS Z
rcn- so do u ,odhue cS4 cks rice q Muller-9 hides
bundles skins Little rearson-< bbs Emanuel u Won
Kluck
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Passengers Arrived,

Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Packet shio ,v4ris-A Aadrade Mr. Lefevrs Pa,
ris y ID Hamm ,nd--86 In steersgs.
HAkLxsIvN--,hip SUTTON sir Sch,osser and LADY, Mr.
Fro All John ilIer N'' ''A'
SGw onLEASs-ship Lousa-J Williarns.
BEEMUDA-brix New Drle ns-W Wade
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commDRcrAL nNrnLLuanNoB.

p..s NJ fair quality in all our markets has advanced
ana 4 auls Head the drovers readily get and cents
The nound for many beevss that Of inferior quality
sour of our city quotations not always correct
sivsn Al the above place. We at Washington mar
nearly 100 live turkeys, from stsuben County this
STATE TAI and hns order. SALE at Ia per pound
Pork has gone up and 10 cents The pound by retail
At Centre market we notice lot Of fine hogs, of
which weighed $40 pounds sressed with splendid
lamb and fine beef ny Laor Poultry for the steGsss
Of the season. continues plenty OF and 10 cents the
pound. Sweet Potatoes ass the barrel
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PhiladeIp.ia Cattle Market.

offerings OF the week $40 head beef cattle, In.
clu ng $40 for New York; 240 cows and calves, a50
swine, ava 100 sheep
Prices -Beeves mostly all sold within the range Of
SOY u 81 the 100 lbs.
lows and calves rather lower, with sales at SIS
$50. swine-All sold at $6x 81 the 100 lbsnow Eeld
higher
sheep we quote at SIX 81 EACH as in quality.
Hay-GooI Timothy Drugs steady prlcea; sales are
making at o5o 7Sc the cwt, aud straw $o1 $6k the
100 bundles
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Tswnsssd sharpasss soa--l1 Beoth, Baker Brsdish
Disnlue-s Covnl G FIsnss-l W csqpw sll-i Derai-
:smes Boiaard.ie bdlea 9snser- Ssuis,net Du-
ssirM.Hss 5er::%ss ! bsnosiia.li Stone, sysa {
eo-l3 ker--l r Hydeh SOM Spies chIist Z
TAT S,ewar 4 COS scbsstisn lsciaid-lF CotteDst l.
cI - wa,d so-,c GEcsIk cyl CSlyIls fIe-
Ely 4 Harrison uuher, Danbmw eel Patton co.
eTeiersl slain-3 Clark Vests Harden cc-,}
sua,-l2 Bos'.uss-so sscrng& w'tf.a Jesn r..
Bosssnge-37O kss Is baies c. II bkts to order.
BrRmrpA Brig New Orleans-.s hhds molasses 30 bills
POTATOES tucker Lshthnm
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

- PniLAprLrniA, Feb r- N.
. .s:. @ :: s.a s:Sa 'ssS q: -.
lowe Cd Immediately bat or proved nehec'ast to
Arrived. :shr. ssnarima Bharars Newport Dell John
fS%eo1 sh ,Dsa M'n ssor NJ A SI:
S s 4 si fs W.,. R,a
; s'r - S: s' ssss, a%:
- %s,s ;s'
2. Dc o1 II. Ss az;
Bliss. brig David Hsnshaw. and pilot boat s1eeEen Ia
miscellaneous Record.
S S sso So4 10 Ls vim
K: Il &. ssSy az S.n su era. water " the
back % NoriSI oa tn. CR sas o put
.%d,s Prom s,s + 'Is
distress: with los; Of both hers and head
gale q ID inst when within 10 mile. Of Cape Heary
Spoken.
Brig yicsoria FIN York fr Wilmington. Feb at1s 90,
sshs Excelsior Of and for New York. Feb sh. Of Cape
:. 6r Reehsser In NYcrk Richmond by Norfolk pi.
sssi .es
9alnmse brig Nap leon n Rio for DO sohs florence im
Do i%'s Il: IL s.1 ss%
bs, I'm do for Batinors 7th bak g. Lawrence, from New
sinzss Ports
RALrIMssE, Feb ia.Ar sehI cens.. Lewe. from New.
Lagsyra and for. aft eh! untnown; a'so hv the lower
stst,n. az n rvged brig. cd ship Pioneer G~hsm far
Pc, anith Bra.es i4so Ed 1.vd Dearborn, Live
pool sS Sh CoIs. YGsns for Co,a 0,s: Assis s..
,nnn .sssm Bs,muds; Come. Bo9ney, Bn1os Mary Ann
..S. :e.. s' EFs p Sa %
yer; WIN Lively. J.~es R'yst; Native, Brswn. Nse,s
mond Ballad Altskspa., to B.ltmo ut ,ck
in clstress: Van Blu Curtis swp.r b-Ar Coquim
DO. Boos ston; barqu Loris r. Williams, New orA
mouth ~; Mary penm n Patton Taowa.o a'h h. 4.
gaze; Marv Hawes HAYES. Providence; Frane, Gartne,
NYork, Lady Fancy. Windsor. RaPp hancock; Joseph
the ns! cR hs mouth 0, gissI River ca. snip
tlwav LELAND OIga. T"ner Belfast 'rssnd; brig Ame'
thyst: and rs'n ou,d'o sld sch5s sp-tacos Bos'
spd Noble sehrs Zerviah and lows went to sea
this morning. rfIs.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. -, ls<7.

BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, ls<7.
Effect of the Neps the Market for Bree1styf,- Trial
of the Great GambIins Case. Re.
The effect OF the news. yesterday, on the -four and
grain markets. was svinced at early hour. and the
excitement continued very great throughout tho day
At the opening of the market holders of Howard street
were unsettled that price could be fixed on and
some Of the more timid of them sold at So as few
hours after 50 ak offered and some sales made -
Later in the day, holders offered to sell at So 81 but
there buyers. Early in the morning, 1000 bar
rels Of City Mills sold at Sc So photographic
ders from New York. The purchase was Just effected
however, when the order was counermanded--it was
too late, and the sale holds good.
There but very liuls wheat In market. The only
sale know OF was parcel Of Mary land red at 1870 cts
MIA yellow was sold at 90 cents, and parcel Of
Mar, land he sold at sc 49, These operations, how
morning the full details published, and letters
ceivsd that dealers will be enabled 10 act understand
inf fge srs. gambling case an account of which CAV.
you about year since ia under trial at the city court
The parties arc George Campbell George James, Ro
bert Perry and Vim James, charged with conspiring to
dsirand Isaac H. Jones out of sum Of money amounting
to Sio,5oo. The evidence is very strong and there
seems no doabt but that they will be convicted
though the offence is only chased as misdemesnor
punishable by foe and imprisonment IT appears that
young Jones had Just into possession Of his part
he accidentally, as he thought met Robert p rry who
wound himself into his fIsnjship and finally, whilst
rambling through the city one evening, dropped into
gambling house. Of the prOpiietors Of which Perry
fessed to acquaintance, though 1t he
in reality their stool pigeon. Both Perry and Jones
meDced play and Jones lost $780, Perry protesting
have lost the same. They continued 10 visit the ss.
adjustment nightly until the whole $4,000 Of Jonesa
money lost, ana Perry pr0fessed to have lost
equal amoupt$i0 900 Of which he had borrowed from
his mother, and $4,000 from Capt Eltermsn who e s.
fed that he had loaned him more than $25.
Jones says that he was always Piled with liquor, and
the was generally dark that he could not
card from anothor
also appeared In evidence that on the 7h of August
lSa5 Perry deposited eleven 500 notes at the franklin
Bank alleging that the deposit was made IN behalf Of
old lady in the upper part Of the city This money
si in Bank, and suit has been instituted by Mr. Jones
for its possession These notes all oil the Union
Bank; and JONES' checks, with which he paid his gam
bling debts on the Same bank.
The evidence was all taken on both sides when the
court adjourned the defence having only brought wit
nesses to testify tina, they had Jones enter the
gambling house when Perry absent ana that lie haC
been seeu to play roulette and sweat" far back
l5l3. The case will be closed to-day.
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Ga D, shin ssdacsps Irous Livsspeo; ship Nance. vii
Lvsfpesl, 81 big Jane Aads'sos. MeKss' whssha-
81 Auovsrirs Jan a--Au sshr Del Nous. Friend. Now
York, and aid for Indian River.
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AGRICULTURAL sTAiE tain.-The executive
comm,ltee oil the New YORK State Agii. aurai socie y
nave IN accordance with the of the late
annual meeting Of tho Society," designated Saratoga
springs es ths place of holding the annual Fair.
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Anti Rent PaisosERs 49, O'Connor and Van
essenourgo have bean released fem Gius Sins. TIA
Waeas u 'asss prisoners are Asw q Liberty.
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kouthe rn Cotton Markets.

New ORLEANS, Feb. !. J PM-Cotlon-The market
IL 10 such 40 excited and unsettled condition, in cbnse
quencs of arrival Of the Hibenias in full that
nothing has yet been done.
TALLAnAssKs, Feb. 3-Ths mail This morning brings
reports OF very active market in New York and
Mobile, with advance Of u cent. The buyers ars
principally SPECTATORS. No steamer yet Our own
m rket remains me same
GHoRoETowr, F,b 3-Ths market has been much
excited since the receipt Of the Hibernate advces and
considerable sales have been made at advance OF Nth
ola cent We quote $40 to $l2
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state or the Tl.ur Markets.

NEw ORLhANs FEE. 4 M.-Salps 500 bbls Illinois
and coo and 600 Ohio at So parties generally asking
So rs 50 So and some Withholding entirely. Wheat
small tales al $50 for Inferior and 81 % for prime Corn
: 600 bushels principally yellow. soil late last
night alter Change hours, at eoc and so0 SACKS wne
this morning at e03 WITH condi'ions making equal 70
o0hc Parties generally Withdrawing their STOCKS uni
the market y settled.
Crso,.rArt Feb 7-Transactions were moderate on
Saturday A sale OF 100 bbls delivered at river, and
N iuspec,ou guaranteed AZ So; az do from store ut
a 90 100 f,om railroad at same 2OS do from river
81 As. supdrv wagon lots at 81 30 a 81 81.
p e.. IT.. .I.. v..,.ra.v mara not
TT ch re'' o 80 ;shn, y,,sr.,s"o ssis, ~
a. ~ I }, S4 soo do ssms rst: "a DO from
store nj S4 So do AZ so do at 81 sales from wa.
CONS at 81 aSA6 Retail prices frvm store at 50 IL a
xlob
RI. IN c ,y.,, ,,,.,, ana ,,,v.a
Nono Oh reC ~ Ia. MI, 49, .o.s ~. a.,
FUes ~ ~ ots t nn aI' slnas, e ",,, wSa,.s
cnn.nk " .aAu 'v S.s ~, mne '~ '0'''"
S'oH o. ~, Ie"s 90 tn rr,,s, r.v. mite rrss,
A., - ' 90 =, =. g. 80. Ia - r.s,.rda ,riv in
..ea ,ue n,n 81, ~ oa ~ 10 hCr, On 10
w tay w ~. sS "a. 49,, 49,. ~ hnr war. I'm
.. ~ ~, a. ~. t init, af,.r thav had
meoa.ey S,,J ~. o rI - eli ~ that
oesn eHeJoeu % Som . an rr. wads a, "a o.
p soy. 49,, " 100 a. "a VIZ a,s IN ths dav mara
oo ~ =, Is AL hr, ra n..rd ~ n, further trons
s;s T,ssr " me- 800 20 irIs wSas, in markst mar.
~, 1 ..a 80 ~ q. e. 40 ghch 10 an Advance
a. 49,. 20 ~ n hnh panrvsn;o vcIow corn yvcra
Iy -. M w, III ,aroa,o ns IA yn;,a OF az and
go 80, a. ~ ~ III" P"'''' Va ' ~ " w ~
DC d. S.. f.. =, p.a,sr, Urn huovsr. ~
d,r nnSsr ,rT"s,cs If ,Ss fors;yn nws. and 400
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STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.
En<Nn REAMg superior quality Straw Wrapping,
VUvv's" flfSS5ssSf e ~ 60ikx y saar russ- =.
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LADIES READ.

A CURE FUK CULDo.
MRS. CARROLL'5 Medicsted Vspor and Sulphur
WI Baths lN Fulton opposite Church street.
tain css for Cslds. coughs, khepmatnm Bore Throat
,:te Of weather The sulphur vapor Bath psticu.
lady recommended by fr,t physicians cure for sl
Mari he useO of these bath m re
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RHEUMATISM

More one of Chronic rheumatism have
been cured by the Of Dr. Townsend Sarsaparl. Ire
following certificate vas sent US yesterday -
NEw YoRK, Dec. II, lel6
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CexsAcKrE, Sept. %. 1876.
DR.. Townsend TO all whom this may soncerr his is
certify that vile used bottle OF jacxaparia
her corGnet under the M
deiic rs circums being troubled dropsy
swelling OF the Cect Affections and much de.
batcd Nth my persuasion, and the alton Of
those who had used IT, one Induced 10 it, tn e
fair aud suffice " say the medicine had the happy
and desired effect only the hours Of bat
eer the expiration of weak Of s dr. pay and
affection astonishing
health bet th,n Il had BEEN for pre-
If this will be of h deubss
the Of the medicine entirely welcome u It,
subscribe myse your most cbediept aud servant
b. y. JAMESON.
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

DR.. Townseud-Dear sir:-My wife has for severn,
years afflicted ted with nSeoms'm sc Ia, rea may eu
your sarsar.rilla trial w. procured Of IL from
.n s aia ss: s n 20 s
very abort TIM perfectly cured wa, s,o ttOgetaer with
sm Suani,y 81 Your ss.spsriis OR eempss, was
completely cured. coe.der il one Of the best o. med!
cine, o 1as sfrs .sf'i D r.
r. FILES. FILES; rlL h s.co.,,f,, =, ,,,.
this dis ressing complaint thsn for dsssss blood dys
pepa and nervous debility Read the follow
Dr.. Townsend Dear sir.The effects Of yopr s.rs.p.yp
ere truly ss.s % Fsy n: shi s:
which hsv. suffered al Of that complain, and
had To- fs'
have used two bottles of your sarsas and feel rem
s snd psron you Be- happy to
form Of tSs benefit have received iy Z yosT hand
Thsma. Smith printer isa NASSAU street. ID story cured
James Nelson, Harlem afflicted with the bleed n
piles for several aud entirely relieved by using
i - ''"'''' ERYsiPELAs
The following 70 letter recently received from asente
.,. New HAvrr, July J. 1888.
with eryspss. for and could &c, anything
70 remove u ata,t ,s.ovsd 70 make ti. Of your su.s'
nued to get be'ter veya aud Ave bottles
i entirely cured me vas to Try yosI nsdi-
sss r S for that had and done
r. w." am.. ,,s r.,,o, aESEY s s WILLS:
ott sons, iss North ID rect rhf iShs s. fisnes,
DsscS H1sot bsrss s. New w o.
leans; los south Pearl street. Albany, aud pcpa drug
giss ss9sr, throughout the United States We" Indies
Mons sslsas unIs.. pot up in the large square bottles.
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affair at the Bridge. In this the Mexicans
had one piece of artillery engaged, from
which they fired grape, and were thus able
to make good their stand against the COM
mand Of Captain Wells.
Major Lally on going up with the train
is said to have had Il sharp skirmish with
guerrillas at Ccrro Gordo, and to have ex-
pected another brush with them at La Hoya.
No accounts Of these affairs have been re-
ceived, but our latest letters say that there
is no doubt Of the safety of the train. No
news had been heard at Vera Cruz of Capt.
Besancon's company for a fortnight. 1t
was out on a scout when news reached
there that Major Lal!y required reinforce
ments, and it is by many supposed that the
company fell in with the train, and: crossing
the National Bridge, continued up with it.
Others again think differently, and suppose
the whole company has been cut off by the
Mcxicans. Such is the tenor of our latest
letters.
In regard to General Scot,'s march, there
were rumors at Vera Cruz that he had met
the enemy and repused them after a sharp
engagement, in which he lost 800 men,
This the Mexicans regarded as q victory on
their part, as their loss was insignificant
Notwithstanding these details, our cores
pondent writes that there is no truth in
them whatever. He also considers the
announcement of the Sun of Anahuac that
General Scott arrived at Ayotla on the l lth
as statement hazardcd upon mere rumor.
He has confidence in the vcracity Of the
man who arrived on the 2lst, and declares
the vanguard of Scott's army to have been
in Ayotla OH the 18th, having met no rcsis
tance SO far. Both the Vera Cruz papers
and our correspondent believed that Gcn'l
Scott was in possession of Mexico by the
goth ult., but they had no information to
this effect.
We have more minute accounts on board
the ship Agnes Of the various engagements
with guerrilas mentioned above. The
Mississippi, being fast sailcr, has anticipa-
ted those accounts, but without supplying
all the details.
We have no letter direct from the army
The Bolctin dc las Noticias, of Jalapa, says
that more correspondence from the army
has been intercepted by the guerrilas.-
This paper appears to have advices from
Puebla to the 10th ult., but only states that
the last division of the American army left
on that day 1000 strong.