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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
EII ApDEn II nnG

THE SUBSCRIBER (ate of the firm Of T.. Roussel 159
4 Broadway)-no removal-respectfuly sOcits trial Of
this article appropriate the Upon its absolute
perfection willing risk the reputation of his csab-
lishment It /, warranted to cure aud prevent chapped
hands and in addition to this communicates them health
full sonss and whtenes The manufacturer claims for his
perumery perfect equality the imported, superiority
from Its freshne there however article in this ne
cipher foreign domestic which the subscriber does
keep The perfumery of his former partner, for
by the product Of laboratory Europe aud is
sold at prices generally 80 to cent cheaper He
respectfully socis the pr the elite Of the
pss at the same time promising to deserve by truth and
fair dealing in all his transactions
A. A. MOSS, late
ROUSSEL'S, 159 Broadway,
Where he will remain until further notice.
Every variety of Soaps Shaving Cream Extracts Coognes
Cosmetics Pomaums &c. with extensive assortment OF
Razors Hair Nail Tooth and Shaving Brushes Toilet Bot
ties, Odour Boxes. suitable for presents. &c do lmsr
GENUINE BEARS OIL.
TNHE enormous number OF Wigs manufactured in this
country must be conclusive proof that the hair
y neglected IL can be satisfactorily proved that if
taken wig would be
ration 10 OF the poisous which the
OF the hair be subjected and antdote de-
structiye qualities, the Genuine Bears Oil stands alone
There nothing known chemists thar compare with
It. supplies the roots with heathful nOurishment
IL darker the colorng matter within the capillary tubes and
curl.
Purified and peumed for toilet purposes only by HENRY
JOHNSON Druggist Successor A. B. Sands x Col 273
Broadway west side, in the Granite Building corner Of
Chambers street Sold Also 100 Fulton and II East
Broadway also at 1903 Hudson of Spring.
chase only the article prepared by HENRY JOHNSON
Prce 50 cents aud u hottie. do lm*r
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BALTIMORE, January ID, lsi7

BALTIMORE, January ID, lsi7.
The Weather aud the MaiIs-TNe Bodies of the Heroes
Of Monterey-The Pilot Boat Baitimore-T1s Keans-
The Markets, &c.
The weather has been quite mild again. and the snow
rapidly disappearing The ice in the susouehapna has
greatly retarded the mails within few days past First
the sush In tho water thick that the boat could
not pass through and yesterday it was formed in sod
mass so that the passengers had to cross IN ,h g.;
The cars have not go out for two nights mas, thoh
the morning trains have managed to pass through &
siderably behind their time. 'on'
letter was received here yesterday from Lieut. Mil.
at Monterey the gentleman sent out to bring tho reman
Of Col Watson to Baltimore He has take IN IN Ave ha
dice those Of Watsoo, Ridgley, Thomas Pearson and
Lieut. Richard Graham, and on the I4th ult was nre
pairing to return in few days his way TO Baltimore
He will, It sexpected, reach this city in about wo
weeks as he will be compelled to ship the bod les at
Orleans. '''"
The pilot boat Baltimore which has been long miss
ing has not yet been heard FROM and now given up as
total loss with the seven gallant pilots and two hands
on board She wssthe finest pilot boat belonging to the
port Wv
The keans appeared last night to fashionable bu,
rather slim house The fine sleghing and bad walking
Is doubtless the cause.
Tar MAnxErsA few hundred barrels OF Howard stree,
nou were sold on tuesday 13 Tbs rate was
rent Yesterday and holders are qne 6m but the sales are
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NENTLEMEN. il n.ed not be of trouble You
or a%d ss: :iG %s g.
IG Ss s and al
n aa nSo corner stree,
all want done for the ensuing Holiday wthoa
you will be waited time Pants and Vest made
GS,, s. to u warran cd lit oC;,isf tss Ssp
Clothes Dvedare warranted to keen their coor ds lm.n
estabiishea A. 1885, By the present. proprietor for hs
ne : 81 3D.
only earth that sy be ssd a. on
st%on and without Diet or hiadrance from business even
when ali failed treatse
70 sse,uay how long Standing,
or how dsspy n The of less s Sus anv the
ana the world r'f ie will
! S$ssa5 sTSSff a.Sssf!
s::ss;
e the Afflicted SPEEDY SAT: and
s,as: G:as4. .sd Ws:s laa:: bees i.Soras
Sn: and Joints m.,sur and skin ,.,s a. &,
ausciery.
HE srrc sT EXTAF G ~ ss of
and asi,se.
% u,S imam Any si5
SAHSAPARILlNE.
The Concentrated Ertract ofe Genuine Honduras Root.
IOREPARED by the members OF the Philadelphia College
in accordance with the most modern discoveries oil
tracing real medicinal virtues 1t has been tested and
proved the College for the cure Of scrofua hsumstsm
.yphnc .ymptom, and the train Of
| NON MERCURIAL BLACK DROP.
THIS valuable Alternative remedy in syphilis both
primary and constitutional 1t should be resorted to i'm
medasy after the first of the disease Persons
who have erupops the skin yenereaI nodes
screfula, disease arising from impurities blood
should not be moment without It, Single bottles One
Dollar, cases Of halfa dozen S.,
! THE TONIC ELIXIR.
pREPARED expressly for the use Of those who have in
duged secrety committed excuses OF any KIND ans
invaluable nvgorang tonic will positively curs
either Of the sexes nocturnal emissions nervous Irrtab
ty general physical prost,ton weakness Of the sexual or
1t also powerful of Female Irregularities and
fails produce the periodical dcsderatum that
demands, and essential to preserve good health and
vigor Price Two Dollars per bottle, or $40 dozen.
! PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DATIENTS residing in any part of the Union by writing
ement of their situ,tion let the disease be Of whs
kndt may-delicatc, ndelicate private otherwise,
will be consulted upon by the members who daily for
that and the remedies with objections
forwarded mm edately In this instance the fee $5 which
will include all expenses be enclosed post paid and
directed to w. b. DICKINSON, Agent
| OF Nassau st.; New York
Where one Of the msmbsn-Doctor McDonnei-is in at
| tendauco, ia lm*r
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GALVIENSIS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, lsa7.

WARRINGTON jan IL, IssI
The Military and Clerical Compilation of Congress
Secretary Walker-the Barry csse-a dismissai.
In gancing the House of Representatives yes
terday, saw twenty members who hold In name,
if in commission, military titles above the rank Of
captain Fifteen Generals. eleven Colonels and Major,
In the Senate there are Generals Houston and Rusk and
Lieutenancolonel Benton perhaps there may be others
Mr. Crittendsn smelt gunpowder in the with Great
Britain and a Captain Colonel Be this it may
he good shot with rife The Clerk of the House
is Msor-Major French-and the President himself
the brevet rank of Chief Of the army and
navy of the United States Perhaps in view Of the
Saturday, offered amendment the ten regiment
BILL that no members OF Congress shall be appointed to
any OF the four hundred Offices thereby to be created
the House. and Mr. Colquit in the Senate, occasionally
preach in the Methodist pulpits OF the city.
The Secretary of the Treasury has recently given
employment to sonnlaw OF Duff Green. Mr.. Reed, Of
Mississippi and to young and brilliant lawyer of Mis-
Is for the reason that MI Walker wishes to make their
situations depend their fealty to him. One Of them
connected with the Western press and no little
influence in the West The Calhoun or Green inau
ence, il not exactly dead.
The Of Barry Barry and Others which, will
be remembered long before tina various courts Of
New York, has, as you are aware, been argument
up on writ of error from the Circuit Court of the Uni
ted States for the Southern District of New York Hav
New York, Mr.. Barry made q application to tho
Circuit Court Of the United States the ground that
he was subject Of the British Queen, and that the
child whose possession he sought also allegient
the British crown; and that he therefore entitled
prosecute his writ Of habeas corpus in the Courts Of the
United States. II remember correctly, Judge Belts
refused to allow the writ various grounds-that
this not such law was contemplated
by the judicial acts of the United States authorizing
the courts of the United States to take cognzance
and issue wrts of habeas corpus and that such matters
are left for the State Courts that the custody infant chill
dren belongs Immediately to the State tribunals and
that it one Of tho.o questions affecting the domestic
relations of the people which the States have sub
mttsd to the judicial action of the of the United
states When the case came up before the Supreme
court OF the United States motion was made to quash
ton The case was argued by VIM W. Campbell, and
John A. Rockwell Esq on the part of Mrs Barry. Mr..
Barry appeared aud argued his case. The question
at issue Is important, the decision of the court will
settle how far the courts of the United States auho
rzed to take cognizance OF matters affecting the domes
tic relations Of the people The have yet the
ter under advisemen and will probably deliver their
opinion IN few days 1t is believed they will dismiss
the writ. FELIX
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Family Provision Market.

We note particular change for the past week in
our markes-rather scarcity of good veal and owing
to the snow Storm and extreme cold for day or two
fresh pork scarce and advanced at cents per Id
Lots OF dead poultry OF all kinds, and some in boxes
from distance gave full supply Many of the dressed
chickens that we saw looked like the bantam fowl
when compared with those for sale alive) by Mr. Da
Wis, from Morrstown, Burlington county New Jersey.
His Jersey blues were really beautiful of fine feather
and snowy plumage Every lover of fine fowls ought TO
have par or more to raise end breed from Mr. b. has
few pair left, at reduced prices
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MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to interest
wi them by perusing Moral Physiology written by the
Hon D. Oven, with addition. and alteration. by r. Clio
person. and its advice strictly followed persuaded
that different of society from the would exist
The terors poverty tho prospect of large family Of
children which could be but poorly reared prevent many
here work that will tell important which
may obviae all such objections Price Of the book cents
For sale by Zeiber Co. of Chestnut and Sd streets
i'm
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Q cks hardware T Hsydep-1 cs mdse Jones < COT
w Chancev x coo bbls muujeet Williams < Council rha
"A cks hardware bis A II Thorpe cks hardware Van
Bros co-2l cks earthenware W Hsrrs-l do II Chap.
ware order.
TREsrE-Ausran ship Aessandra-Soo bales rags to or
der.
BELIEF, {HonEBrig Montserat-2ls logs mahogany bxs
Is Blanco-$2000 M w Lewis.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

EHItNueIpNIu CHtuIe VNrkets
JAN l4-Oferngs consist of 500 beeves 100 taken to
New York $50 cows and calves, 500 swine, and 9i0
sheep.
Prices-Beef Cattle in better demand at 81 81 the
lo0 lbs-the latter for prime quality.
lows and Calves-Sales range at $Ib $35.
swine mostly brought So S51< the 100 lbs
Sheep-sales during the week were at 81 go each.
hay stationary with fair sales at So rs good
timothy and straw brings SOY a So the 100 bundles
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TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
from the Evening Port

II APPROACHABLE VERBENA CREAM, for Shaving
This article universally praised by those made trial
o. it year took the first premium Of the Institute Fair.
Indeed il is fully by those who know, that it is
possible manufacture article equal to it. Is se
the skin fragrant 70 the sense OF
therefore, who would consult economy and comfort in
Beware of limitations and observe the written signature
under the directions for H. King Prepared and
for sale wholesale and retail and for expectation, by
e. II RING, Druggist,
dil lm*r 1872 Broadway, corner Of John
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MO MERCURY-NO CoPAIvA"-Dr. CulIens In

MO MERCURY-NO COPAIVA"-Dr Cuens In
IN dian Vegetable Remedy, is domestic preparation,
composed entirely of ba.sms no mercury or any
other mineral pleasant to the taste Gonorrha,
gees and all .yphlitic complaints: in all their forms cured
days. il the medicine take directed. 1t the
most certain and speedy eradctor OF this
disease leaving perfectly healthy Sold whole
sale and retail By j. o. Fay General Agent No. l36 Full
Lamp Store Sun Buildings: New York Reailed at
ner of Grand 80 Canal Hudson
Of Spring street, ~ Houston street. 1863 Division street, d.
Hudson Fulton cornst of Adams street, BIookyn
Badger, ewark; Pearson, Railway, and Williams Williams
burqh Price 81. d30 lm*r
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Passengers Arrived .

MO DE JArEIRo-Brg Heindeer-James M Turner, Capt
1th regiment Volunteers and bearer Of dispatches
rom the legation at Brazil &c; NOAH Secretary
Col Stevenson, 7th regiment YU = Volunteers; Mrs
steele, wife Of capt u steele, u Volunteers
1th regiment " Y u Volunteers.
TkIEsrE-Austrian ship Alessandra-M PlatthY.
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SIGHT RESTORED

AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURED,
by THE ROMAN EYE BALSAM-A Specific ONT
~ ment for Diseases Of the Eyes. This Balsam will
mes. from The eyelids and restore sight where possible
to do The weakness Of sight from old from
sainng by fixed attention minute Objects be
cured by lew applications In fact, its almost miraculous
influence diseases Of the eyes, will asonsh any who
uses it.
Prepared only by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and
in the Granite Building Sold also 100 Fulton street, and
n East BrOahwaY. Price Is cents d. lmkr
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, ls47.
Another brilliant winters morning-the landscape
white Lapland and the sky and sunshine like that
morning in the Ciudad de los Angeles Of the Pacific.
snd Of hs the galleries of
some also on the floor below without the bar. Messen
gers busy in arranging chairs within the chamber for the
accommodation OF the House. the Cabinet the Judiciary
&c, in honor of the funeral ceremonies to take place
the remains of the late Senator Pennybacker Qua
ter past II the President is there Mr.. Buchanan Mr.
Walker, Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Marcy, and Mr. Cave Johnson
also on the floor, engaged in conversation with certain
members OF the House, the character and sound at
tanments of the deceased Half past Judiciary OF
the United States in their long black official gowns,
o Tue sns tbe om came ne 81 M ne
houses and The family fhe deceased and the
Speaker and Clerk; and all being seated general silence
prevailed.
Rev. MIR. srnoLr blouse chaplain) read the service
Man that lis born of woman, hath but few days, and
is full oil trouble" &C., and was followed by
Rev. Mr. sLrcER chaplain to the senate) in solemn
The Rev. Mr. srnoLx then improved the occasion by
discourse upon the passage from the 4h chapter of the
book OF job, aud the 4th VERSE; If man die, shall he
After which the procession left the Senate chamber in
the order Of programme as follows
The Chaplains of both Houses.
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Committee of Arrangements
Mr.. Breese' NJ, Mr. Webster.
Mr.. johnson, of Md, Mr.. Cass,
The family and friends of the deceased.
The Senator and Representatives from the State of Vr
GINA, as m0urners.
The Sergeant Arms the Senate of the United States
The House Of Representatives preceded by their Speak
er and Clerk.
The Senate OF the United States preceded by the Vice
President or President Of the Senate pro
tempore, and their Secretary.
The SergeantatArms of the House of Repres entaves
The President of the United States
The Heads Of Departments.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court of the United States and its officers
The Diplomatic Corps.
Judges OF the United States.
Officers OF the Executive Departments
officers of the Army and Navy.
The Mayor of Washington.
Citizens and Strangers.
After which the Senate met and adjourned till to.mor
row at IL o'clock
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NOTICE,

pR!CE REDUCED TO q CENTS FER BOTTLE
for the toilet The Tncopherous Medicated Compound
by all who have used it, TO be the best
sands proclaimed and bore wines, it; value and ecs
badness the hair that has fallen of
OF become thn keepsake hair from becoming gsyiand
moves dsndru scurf &c 1t is particularly recommended
brancy which be Prepared aud
sold by A. c. BARRY artist har, No LAG Broadway.
..,<f ;h.,tv line
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light note sales OF 500 bills at 81 7 and settlements for
receipts from cars at 81 sax There good demand for
CITY Mills -four and sales Of 1000 bills made to-day
= M The stock quite light most holders higher
NG'hns - doing in wheat quote good 70 prime red. nGm
by rrosd made day at e5 Oats wanted
and would bring about IS cts.
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
LILY z u q Il L n U z

nor the and seedy of ncipent Consumption,
Il Barrenness, Impotency, LucoIrhea or Whites Geet
obst1uced difficult neonnence of Urine
of the system whether the result of Inherent
produced by rreguarty illness accident The vide
sufficient for its quick and positive
ring all the above affections and comppts Nothing
frame Persons all weakness and lastude before taking it,
become robust and full of energy under
1t Immediately counte the of the female
frame which is the only Of barennes and which prior
quickly removes the mpedmens by physical proation
which frequently deter men from getting married. Language
indeed cannot do justice the Of Lucina Cordial
which is regarded BY the heads of the faculty all parts Of
the world of the important medical discoveries
Of the Price SO bottle. Principal Office removed to
7 Greenwich street, corner OF Liberty street. Also for sale
by WYATT & Fletcher. 1871 Eulton ar d2o I'm v RI
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA Jan 15-Arr brz Julia & Ellen, Huffman
Calais, via NBedford; schs Sajocket, Watts, NOreans
Tuscarora, Campbell NYork Richmond, Gibbs, do. Cid
bark WIndies; schr Chas stratton. Vance, st Croix
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Com m Il ttClAL,

Friday, Jan. Is.
AsHEs-There is but small amount of business doing
in either Pots Pearls In the former small sales are
making at S.; the latter dull at SIS 80.
BEEswAx-We notice day or two SINCE a large
sale of Southern and Northern Yellow 961 81 cents
cash.
BREADsruFFs There nothing doing to-day of any
Importance 0enesee is held at SIS 56 Michigan So So
Southern So 10.
CorFEE-Sales have been made in Brazil, at 71<c;
which is decline On former Quotations. Sumatra II
7}sc Some $50 Java on time. St. Domingo $40, cash
CoPPER-New sheathing and yellow metal is steady at
previous quotations Old copper sold at ls 1874 cents
cash.
ACorroN.-The sales to-day have been very large be.
ing reported at upwards of 1000 bales Prices are quite
firm at the quotations annexed The operations have
boen nearly entirely speculative.
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nK: COOPER, II DUANE street, between Chatham.and
- William has for the last twelve years en
the most extensive practice private Diseases Of any med
cal man in New York He can cure the aggravated
days Stretpre-Doctor Cooper has dIscoyered meth
cd by which he the form of structure in from
TO two weeks with scarcely any pain the patient
Constitutional debility brought by habit INDUCED
in by young men, bege dyspepsia, weakness of the limbs
and small Of the back confusion OF intellect forgetfune,s
palptstion of the heart and aversion to society cure
tuning 50 for advice attended to " Be not deceived
Tlmsc
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STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.
snOn REAMS superior quality Straw Wrapping,
OUOO Just received and Tor sale By u
10 IN lPERSBE X BROOKS, IS and67 Nassau d.
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FOR THE HERALD.

THE undeHigaed take th. opportunity to inform the si',-
non Propertya' Nauvoo, Illinois, comprising the Nsuvoo
Temple 600 town lots 800 Of which are well improved with
ing lsnd aud 1000 of unimproved asds and ada
town OF Nauvoo which they offer Tor sale ~
uinous sacrifice The Temple 128 feet long, 6ieet wlde
aad IS Sect above the basemsns one o college hous
Of wor.hip Sc Also, the Mormon Temple go csiled)
lated for college perfect title will be made, or no
and particulars apply TO the subscribers &C lot
Pm every day ,o,- pApniiA r'nnUn
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
JOHNSON,a TOOTH DROPS

THE GLOVE ANODYNE, for the immediate and per-
msnent cure ofpain from decsyed teeth having from is
intrinsic value remedy become immensely popular with
those who have used many limitations have lately cen
thrust into the market by unprncpled and sol
graph TO caution the public against all such spurious com
article long and favoaby known by that name but that
prepared during four or FIVE years BY A. D. Sands: and
Co who the sole proprietor The only safety for
purchasers is to be and ask for Johnson Toothachs
Drops and to the wrapper OF the WAL every
ofthe genuine has the signature of Henry johnson.
Remember that the Glove Anodyne immediate
for the most violent toothache the gums and
that is manufactured genuine only by Henry Johnson
Chemist and Druggist 273 Broadway side the Ora.
mite Buildings Sold also at 100 Fulton street, East Broad
way, aud 1908 Hudson st. Frice rs cents. d 3ImsIh
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Bark Kathleen for Belfast, anchored the w Spit.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-27
ESTRfgz tssa Sent yT.r.

The following letter, which we received
this morning from reliable source, we
think, is calculated to relieve the anxiety
occasioned BY the reported advance Of
Santa Anna,
MATaMoRAs, Dee. %, 4 P. H., '46.
Several persons are going 10 your
city, all Of whom are from Monterey, as
they say. They will carry alarming ac-
counts, as to the situation of Gen. Worth
at saltillos and the advance Of large
force under Santa Anna.
Il have endeavored to ascertain the
particulars, and 90 not credit the runners.
They may De true, but the express spoken
o., arrived here yesterday, and no such
dispatches as are said 70 have been sen.
have been received.
''One thing is certain Gen. Patterson
has net changed his route towards Eicto-
ria, with the force under his command, as
he would probably do, if Santa Anna was
advancing towards Salil'o, with the force
represented. The rear of his column
left to-day with the exception of few
wagons.--.Nesv Orleans Commercial Bal,
ietin Of the I'd.