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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

turpsotins 5000 gals tobacco, 4ee bxs; do, hhds;
Ice 4soh tons; oats 800 bush pitch, 800 bbs; rosin
706 bbis; tar, so bbls.
To South Americs -Ice i2O tons; domsstcs, 20 pigs
lumber. 20. 392 feet -four, 10 bbls;
2s6 bbs do $40 bxs do 444 drums; do 20s qts lard,
1862 bills do gas kegs; do 2Oi99 lbs; potatoes 1904
bbls, Shocks 676 domsstics ~ pkgs nails 10 kegs;
butt-i l04s4 lbs cheese 52I7 ibs beef drums do 10
hhds do, Dbl; hams, hhds; do, 6,73s lbs; do, 40
lumber 10 O39 feet; candles, 79i bxs; four so bbls
shingles 900; saves 2000 pork 100 bbls soap, 900
bxs taow, 10 bbs onions, 462 bss do, 5000 bundles;
tongues 81 bbis; do, 30 kegs; oakum % bales; OIL
bbls bricks, 700; pig iron, tons; paper, lis resms
rice 10 casks; bxs salt, 100 bags; tar bbs
To Nopa Soohd-Fiour a. - bbls: bread 30 bags; do
1872 bbs; meal $40 bbls; rye fsur 90 bbh; corn
36a bush; cider 10 hhds do 81 bbls feathers bags
pork, $50 bbls; tsbacco, kegs; do, 50 bxs; tsow
bbls sleghs "a; tav bbls; BRICKS $500; brooms 4Os
stoves $685. shoer cases. paper 20 resms beef 80 bbs
leather 81 sides; candles bx; soap bx; glass, bxs
rice casks apples 81 bbls; beans II bbs; candy 80
bxs; nails ii kegs; rum, ~ bbls; hops bales; tar
bbls pitch, bbs batting 81 bales hemp 95 bales; CO.
ment, bbls; varnsh, bbls.
The value OF the merchandise exported from the mort
Of Boston to foreign ports during tho week ending Sept
25, was as follows -
Domestic products. Sl4I 45o O6
roIoiB" ProuuoeS' '..''.'.'....... 1887 IL
specie. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 40
Iotal. .$l59, 327 81
The importation Of certain articles both foreign and
domestic for the above week was as annexed -
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"Glve me Hat in the shape that I love-

solve me Hat In the Shape that Love-
Such tn f-rvept Exclamation of gentleman who has
Knoxs New Fall Fashion of 0entlemen's Hats. The
expressions Of and the elaui:i excellence Of
who Knox's Autumn Fashion for Isi7 will at
perceive by the peculiarly the and the and
finest material The shape and the eye.
$50 Ct Call on KNOX, 1873 Fulton st.
Ladies' and Gentlemen can obtain fair ctiu-
in three months without study interference with
business voting half hour dali, their residence
place of business Address Education" lower post Office
s28 Ct
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Tot set, ESQ $50 7ll50 6o3d73 $50 $40
The aggregate movement at the close Of the month of
August reduced than in either of the previous
three months The circulation about the same as at
the close OF May while the amount ofspece hand was
than hfy per cent larger The other department.
have been very uniform
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of GER
tain articles exported from Boston, for the week ending
Sept 49, distinguishing the destination and shipments
20 each plsce;-
ConMrRcE or BosroN.-WEEKLy EXPORTS.
10 Essa Id,es Lumber, Ga 54s feet; shingles, 100-
600 shocks ZOE; hoops, 1000; apples, bbs; butter,
m lbs; Oh $50 lbs fish $40 pkgs; -four $50 bbls
hens 10 hbds lard, 400 kegs, pears, bbls taow, 30
pBi wheat, asl BUSH dsmestics, la5 bales spirits
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lMPoRrATIoNs INTO THE BosToN.
Flour from City Point 200 bbs do from Richmond,
576 do do from Baltimore, 902 do do from Albany (ws
teri l72 do; do from do (WWR) ll76l do; do from ~
York gas dol do from other places 200 do Corn BUSH
els SO 926; Cornmea 30s bbls; Wheat 5i2 bushels Rye
1895 do Oats 1905 do; Rye flour, 0l bbs; Coal from
Philadelphia l0679 tons do from Rondout 100 do do
from Nova Scotia, 1884 chadrons; Cotton, 1873 bales
Rice 30 casks Molasses, foreign 284 hhds do do tcs
do do So bbls do oosstwise $50 hhds; Coffee from st.
Domingo s7a bags; do ooastwiss sse bsgs Hemp from
Msns iSlo bales AL 40 from 81 Domingo lao bales do
foreign 4a6 boxes do do bags 2sll do do 10 bbs do
ooastwise, 70 bos.
Most Of the sugar and moasses reported above
csvsd ooastwise was originally from foreign ports.
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rHtLApEtrHiA, wv Nv, 1871
The anticipations Of early peace which were
generally maintained by citizens have been totally
oyertbrown by the received by the Hsrads over
land express and promulgated here to-day The intel
gence quite unsatisfactory regards the loss Of the
American army, and allusion is made to revolt at
Pueba, with great loss without giving word Of psrti.
culars The receipt Of more details will be most
snxiously looked for. -.
destructive Gre broke out this morning In the steam
mill Of John Eisenberry Cos Pear street soo N
Dock which extended TO the adjoining brewery OF Rob
ert Newn which wss likewise totally deftroyed nc
hair seating establishment Of VIM Green soJonnR y"
the east was much injured, though consiusiaoe ~,
tion OF his stock saved In damaged cono'.on ~
iron safs Of Eisenbery Co was taken out OF tne v
ing counting house, by the members Oh '"o ""'''N
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BALTIMORE, Oct. !, lea7.
News from the Seat Of War--Hosiliies Unexpectedly
Resum.d-The Political Feper-7he Red Men-Mr
Murdoch
The unexpected news from the seat Of war, snnoun-
cling the resumption of hostities and the spiing Of
more blood has caused quite stir In our city, inteli-
gence of quite contrary character having been conf
IDENTIFY anticipated The Is, however, Of rather
rambling character and may possibly be incorrect but
later news may soon be expected by arrival At New
Orleans.
Our city Is In fever Of political excitement unprecs
dented in the annals Of elections The fact that the
political complexion Of the next House Of Representa-
lives will depend In some measure on the result OF our
Congressional election has given unusual energy TO the
operations Of both parties but u 10 evident that In tho
way Of eeconeerng the democrats can beat their op
ponents two to The democrats are spending money
very freely and have succeeded In getting up an excite
msnt that bodies strongly Of succe The result OF the
election is however involved In the greatest uncertain
y many issues being involved In that cannot be
predicted to whether the poll VIII be cloee one or
vide Both parties have the greatest oonndence In
their own success
vesterdav copsecraed with great ceremony Addresses
were delivered In German and English In presence OF
large concourse
ose of the hrst act Hamlet and not able to pro-
coed did not learn what was the nature Of the attack
lie Is announced to appear again night however.
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lTelegyaphic correspondence Of the Philad Bulletin
PIrTsBuRG, Oct. l, l O'Clock, +. M.-There are hve
feet nine inches water in the channel to-day The Hour
market is unsteady with large quantities arriving
Grain 10 without change, and bat little animation
Groceries and provision without change
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EXTKAOKDINARY TROT.
= ne EXTRAORDINARY TKUT-
&& TIHS HATc tSSR {; !a' E cfs j.
On Monday 4th Of October, the bay

Albany (3ITT, VIII tr0t against
time two matches viz list 100 mi es in hours for the
sum OF $3.50 and secondly perform 09< miles for $3.50
moe-boh matches come off She will A.
NJ The ha, the privilege of going she pesses
trot She will be managed by H. Jones. This will positively
take place, should the weather permit OF 3tje
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Df. Chrisues Galvanic Rings, BoIts Brace.
. .ae gs.d4s. &
i'm sronehti, Tic p loIesr, d. .peps ASTHMA Nasrslsia
Eaesy sc &c onIs I, be genuine ss Br sd
i d. Gs.I Ls' G ps,
aud testimonial to be had gratis T'"'''
No Invention OF tho present century exceeds
70 "a Ky the far;tamed Itaian Medicared Soap o. DIR
.n sT wing pmSs, a..
o.. border on !h Miraculous No; the
" si9 DC used IN hard salt water thus render
bear TO rs eassa Of our naval of, ,a and &
81 Walker street. LIST store from Broadway.
The Bane and che Aotidote.-The Bane-
sn aud Chl' cd cold Then the herou,
aS and . seh ig sSas,
.ocsas IF eSS
ss% S s Sss ss
iasms9 LOGGER nysh and easily they their
of Such
% as s' B.awsy Hsm
as ~ and Chamber. street.
BBGwsy eS?sE Of Fourth street Van seprsn No as
,shane snd Madsoa street,; Lecount. corner Grand and
Fulton eGi :,,.. a BrooTa M
McUloskey's Pills For the prevention and
Psrsses Tps'e. Fausnc. o. wind s stomach
ssSHs oa HSfni
to- Fevcr, Sick Headache Jaundice, Bilious Ch.lc,
Worms Peurisy. Rheunaii,m Bilious Vomiting, Foul
S'mach &c SC prepared and sold only by d. w. G. Nc
mLsKEt Chemist and Apothecary SIS Broome street,
Thnmp.on. New York, at Is cents per box.
s296t NJ, SN&W
"NO charge until the Hair L. restored" -
Heals Hair Restorative applied the above terms Office
is for 80 "
RGAn-I, Aaron CIark, Mayor ofthe city of New York.
do he eby certify, that have certificate and
am ronay acquainted with many the parties who have
signed and know item to OF the highest standing in
the immunity. AARON CLARK.
NKw YoRK, March. 1899.
Svfhsf nj
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.wAsHrSoror, Sept. so, lsA7.
The E1ecutive.

The Executive.
The President to-day, is again somewhat indIspossd
His illness appears to be type Of the bilious fever in lie
incipient symptoms We understand that he IL under
diagnosis accordingly. He suffered much physical pros
traon from his laborious and exhsusng travels Of the
past summer which supersdded to his almost unntsr
mtted application to his official duties before and since
his return and his intense anxiety Of mind In reference
toour foreign affairs have been, doubtless the in
ducng his present debility There is local cause how
which renders the ague regular sutumns vista
ton. The Potomac river when the tide Ia down, pre-
sents vast surface Of vegetable matter to the The
to the surrounding atmosphere; and the White
House Is just the range Of the highlands which would
appear to bound though within the contagon Of the
lara The White House, therefore, though the most
beautiful site in the metropolis 10 not healthy alocal
ity at this season. the heart the city Wehops tbs
President will speedily from these seasonabls but
still unwecome symptoms Of the intermittent
THE DOCTOR.
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a aPARTMENTs TO LET - Furnuhed or ulfur
III ,l.msn ~ % 6t-rc
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RosroN, October Up. M.

FlourThs market continued steady and saes OF 5000
barrels were made, embracing good brands fresh ground
with lots Gsnssee and southern at So SIX So i2h
ing Western mixed at 70c and yellow at Tie Lead stes
dy at 81 SIX. Tallow-Sales OF some $4,000 pounds
we're reported at 81 SIN cash. Provisions no change
Freights dull
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ruoppIrpN,s EXHIBITION OF DAHLIAs-It

- TUORBURN,s EXHIBITION OF DAHLiAs'-lt
TIVE OF the subsorbers 10 have pupc sno
erstutous exhibition Of their Dabas grown az hstoIia
GU Friday Saturday nsrt (st ana %ha oe' " '' 'e'
gale nv. is John near Broadwsy n ....l 49,. 4.
,onor,ion will Sorts many o. which are IN
ana several Of very kinds imported
tom EnsI,nd he present pots and great cost snd
a. ~ Is, that ere be procured in Europe msns
snons,y ysr,srated The blooms will be arranged under
~. Sonvcnience OF those who may want 10 note
hn dawn and will be delivered either in plants roots
Guaranteed as ordered. a, r,,n,,,,oS s,n
of,.sm
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., DESIRABLE HOT 81 AN opportunity 10 any one
desrou, OF entering this business. aud having TO
Eu 5000 At command, half that sum cash. and %,
,sm,,ode in satisfactory security Is offered IN the city OF Boil
,mo,e The locality has superior. The premises
aud hiss large reeeiory AID bar attached IN which
VERY Iage business done The establishment old one
and i the ment large patronage indeed III houe
ever lled. Ren moderate. Address X. H. u uthl,t
Rail,
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,LIFTON PROpERTY FOR 4

- age residences staten Island reploe wth every con
yenience well situated, grounds Handsomely aid out
etc will be sold favorable terms, payments easy 81
eupation given this fall spring The properly
WORTHY the attention Of those seeking Country
gicieuy the city make home the year ound the
communication being regular! aud "a point OF distance
convenient TO Wall stieet as Union squne a,
Also for sale vera eligible SITES tor VILLAS and cousge
and property for investment the rents OF which VIII
annie for amount pa.hase money while the
~ ns,tv cors,sntlv incrrssrg 10 value "a 50 G-rc
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h&E FOR NEW OKLEANS,-Louisisns and New
" York Line Of Pacssu-Pos;tiysly The hI,' ,nd
The splendid fast smiling packet ship OsWEGO Thos niger
her regular day
For freight o, passage having handsome furnished cSem
street, orto T. X COLLINS, So south At
Positively feigh, win be received board after this
Saturday evening October I'd. - a,
The packet ship CLIFTON, JAS y. sger,o master WI
succeed the Oswego sail October 18Th her regular day.
Agent IN New Orleans. MIR. William Cuery, who WIZ
promptly forward all goods 10 h,s adSre -,
Passenger, per ship Osweeo, for New Orleans VIII lease
be on board Monday October h at ~ O'Clock, NJ, precisely
~ which time the ship will sail. 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

fINHIS DAY PUBLISHED-Price shilling each-'The
Jacobe, drama by J. H. Pauche as played at the
Broadway and ympic Theatres being No Of the Minor
played at the Park Theatre on Monday evening
The comedy of"Temper,o is nearly ready.
8o2 Item BEKFORD CO., Astor House.
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CITY BANK. QuEsLc.
3Ist May, 3Ofh June, 3lst July, 3ist .4u
ls47. 1917. 1917. ls41
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STOCKHOLDERS and the msured
TRUSTEES
Lambert Suydam, Ebert ]. Anderson,
John Tsppan, T.. X. Collins,
Shepherd Knapp, r. M. Wetmore,
John D. Hurlbut Seth Gro,venor,
Paul Spoford, l.: II. Brigham,
David Austen, Alex. Ssignette.
]. ID. Van Buren,, Albert Woodruff,
N. w. Merrill. FeId suydsm. IT,
Stephen Allen, J. 7. Johnston,
Albert w. Wright, George Rapelye,
Charles M. Leupp, Richard Bell,
George f. Darby NJ II. Wolfe,
Joseph Bouchaud, Henry Holt
Joseph Fowler u. a. Robertson
T.. L. ". Gibson, J. J. Kmgsford,
John Johnston, O. Thompson,
John Van Nest g. l.. Knapp
J. Il. Cooley II. j.. Routh,
n. r. Buck NJ. Lawrence,
Henry n. Munsel, John r. Nesmith,
LAMBERT sUYDAM, President.
Jro. 8. TAPPAr, Vice President
FERDINAND STAoo, Sec. SO 7tsm
a AMIDONs FALL HATs--Genliemsn about
changing their beavers invited 10 ersmine the SPLEEN
did article now offered by AMIDON, III Broadway,
% 4tissrc opposite Howard Hotel.
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FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING. at the City Clothing Warehouse, No. io2
y Fulton-st directly opposite the Old North Dutch
Church. where every style Of Fall and Winter Clothing
can be- had 20 suit the pocket and taste Of at.
CLOAKS, of black and blue Broadcloihs, Beaver ana
Pilots. from = % IS.
OVER COATS and OVER SACKS every shade Of
Tweed Broadclohs Beaver and Pilots from - 20 so
Also large assortment of Business Socks. Frock Coats
single and d0u1 s-breasfed
The new STYLE Of sIIAD COATS from s. 10 SO
PANrALOONS. plain and fancy Cassimeres, French
Doeskns and English black Cassneres sstnetts, SC Of
every style from II fO % 50.
VEsTs an endless variety Of black Satin Velvets Mer-
mos and Bombazines, from { 81 10 =.
Also large assortment Of French, English, German and
American Br0adcl0tis Cassmercs and Nestiugs, which
will be made up % order suit the most astidous.
DANIEL p SMITH lo2 Futon-st.
OLE opposite the Ola Dutch Church.
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CLOTHING. &C.
DEyLlNs' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
u n I.Ln-.t .nrunr 81 Nam

DFyLINs' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No % John-st. corner OF Nassau
fI'HE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared with most srfsi
1 sirs and select stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING which they respectfully invite the attention o
WHOLESALE and RErAIL buyers
They have on hand and BOO process Of manufacture
UPWARDS OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND GARMENTS q
which they guarantee 20 be made with all the elegance
and durability Of the REsT CUSTOM WORK OF the most lash
ionabIe houses In the United States and NJ prices
NEARLY 0NE HALF LESS -
And this together rHE CtsH SYSTEM forms the grea
secret Of their most fLATIrRfNG SUCCESS.
Their stock OF French, English. German and American
CIOTHs, CAssiMEREs, NEsIfNcs BEAVERS, IWEEDs, &c
Ac they venture 90 ASSERT the LARGEST and BEsr ST.
LEcrED iof any similar estsblishmentl in New-NOrs.
Their WORK MADE TO ORDER they GUARANTEE equal q
that made the noted merchant tailOrs OF the city
but A. prices corresponding with
THEIR CHEAP CASH SYSTEM.
For department they have secured the services
the best CUTTERS and WORkMEN THE CITY AFFORDS
TERMS CASH OR so DELIVERY.
DANIEL j. DENLlN
Of lmeodisSftW 50 John-st cor. Nassau.
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18G PEARL-srREEr, OPPOSITE cEnsf-srREFr.
IIAVE IN STORE aud are receiving by late arriyals-
Cases Marshairs Linen Tread, Nos 10 10 100
Stevens Cos Linen Tread, all c0l0rs end Nos CLARK
Cos Paisley spool Cotton, cord white, ao yards
and coors
Warrens Needles drilled eyed sharps and betws Oiled
eyed Needles. low priced.
Howe Manufacturing Co. sod-head Pins, full and short
stuck.
Purses Purse Twist, plain and assorted shades
Steel Beads Steel rassels, Rings and Fringe
Tortoise She'll Buffalo AMI Imitation carved Combs.
Tortoise Shell and Horn SIDE Combs, plain and carved
Bone metal and composron suspender Buttons.
Pearl and Agate Shirt Buttons
Lasting Mohair and Brocade Coat Buttons
Wade 4 Butchers Razors all patterns
Knives and Scissors Of on descnpous-and the largest
assortment Of FRENCH English and German Fancy Goods
70 be found this country, which they offer 20 Jobbes
and Retal.s upon the beat tems aus 2msAOl Imiseod
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a NEW NOVEL

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I'D tudes The November Number of Godeys Ladys Boo.
couta No the continuation of this thrilling novel, with D.
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT. !"

No. iJf aud lj1 FuliOn-st. sun Building.
LAMPS, cIRASDOLEs, CHANDLLfERs, sc.
J. q. FAY
HAS MADE such Arrangements with large manufac
Turing establishment a. will insure 90 the public mer
chants and others opportunity 10 procure cheap and
very superior articles OF Solar Hanging and stand
Lamps M great variety.
"OiKANDOLES"
Of new and superior style aud finish;
SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS"
with 20 % lights OF tho most splendid workmanship
with OF without pums
CANDELABkAs, HALL LANTERNS &C &c.
In great assortment;
BRACKET SOLAR"
and tin side Reflector Lamps and Nicks
The above articles unegualed in quality style snd
beauty of finish, and vii Dee sold the manufacturer.
lowest prices, Wholesale and retail CIT, Bronzed and
Silverei.
y. B-Dou't forget, b-i.re Purchasing 20 call and ef
anime the ass1riment ~ tue Lamp store Jt aud 10 fu
ton It Sun B1dings
Also old Lamps rebronzed, gilt aud silyered msde 70
solar 49, OH lmis'
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Dr. Jargis's Original Reply % Miners End OF Contro-
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Olend0rf's Method of Learning Spanish
Sketches 0f English Life. hy Mrs. Waylaud, with pre-.
face by President Wayland.
Life Of Ma. Gen Zachary Taylor, by John Frost, LID
Illustrated with Too cuts
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
MORANDS
pAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES.

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Informs bis friends aud che public thar Doe hes removed
his Rooms,
fEsTAnIfsHFu rs 1901
From ihe corner ot Chtnbefsst and Broadway, 300 The
Granite Buildings To-
1872 Chnihnm--f. opposite the Chatham Theatre, ,
over Mcssrs. Gassuer & fouus.s Grocery store
Prices for PicfHfs from 81 upward
According fo size number OF persons ON "a plate, and
richness 0f the case or frame.
IIkFSfssrs WARRANTED.
begs leave state 10 the public that he is in 10
way connected with any other
DAGUERREAN ESTABLISHMENT
o. this or any other city. OBJ 9meodis