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Movements OF tho Packets.
PORT OF NEW YORK, September 30.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Union, (Fr) Hebeu Chcrbourg. d Ayneaux.
ships-Sheridan (packe Cornish LIVERPOOL Collins;
msaLm2nls Churchill Glasgow, Durham Dmon; Hunts
Charleston.
BngsyIienty Reynolds. st Johns. PR, W. w PRATT Co;
lBD Crow, Il John NIB SouIe. Whitney & Co; Radius,
Alexander Portl,n Nv
Senr.- Bs, HAYES G.aaaoupe Durand& Coz Al
Peter6grg; Greek Griffith, Baltimore M Brown, Fran
ees Wiimlng,oni Ellen Rodman, Osgood. New Bedford;
dss TuthilI Providence.
Derby, Ct '
Cleared Tuesday tomed yeserday)-shp South Carroll.
ma, Hamilton, Charle,ton ' ~ ~
Drgs-Sasaa Ann lBr) Fox, London; Globe CoIbpu, ST.
sal; Isabella Helen. (Br) Jelard st Johns NJ Fin olf
Sturdivant, Norfolk. $500
schrs Washington, Mason, Suffolk; yermion Seaman
Baltimore; T. Caldwell, Turner Philadeiphn; Xppis.
ton Stctson, Boston.
Arrived.
Shin Csthsriue, Herbert Charleston 10Th INST 10 snttou
sert TO- of Cape Fear Shoals exchanged Signals with ship co.
nmba 2h lat 81 M Ion 70 o. sxchanged signals with bark
Tennessee, Of Portland, steering ~ The c, on the 2lh, Of
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The Wrong Road.
1t said that when apprehend bad news, and get
news it is equivalent to good news in other words
is good news; and better have none at all
than bad Some suppose that scotts messengers
may have taken the wrong read and over to Aca
puco instead Of coming down to Vera Cruz that the
gusrias may have dsregarded Santa Annals passport
aud captured the courier and his attaches including
Mr.. Trst and the treaty.
We understand that the President Of the United
States is indispossd to-day and some think 1t is from
hope Deferred but rather think it is from the exhaa
tons Of the beautiful Potomac" which looks like
swamp, when the tides down.
Some OF the wings talk of running Ex-Governor Sew
of New York. for Vice President In order to catch
the Of Green Erin. Perhaps they will be green
enough take the bait If thrown out perhaps not
me, love my dog Gov. Seward, understand doesn't
like Irish potatoes. Mark that
We learn that the balance of the stock In the Chesa
peeke and Ohio canal Is all taken and that the work
will now be prosecuted to Cumberland w.
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BALTIMORE. Sept. 20, ls47.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 80, ls47.
Portraits of Cen Tdyior-New Teiegraph-Gencrai
Flores Too Boafs-5c.
Browns portraits Of Gen Taylor, which have been pro-
nounced by the General himself and all his staff to be
most perfect have arrived In Baltimore, and will be
hibited this evening and They will attract
great attention.
Mr.. Henry Rogers, formerly superintendent of the
Baltimore Telegraph ONCE has obtained the right Of
way for telegraphic line this city to Harrsburgh
whereit viii connect with the Pittsburgh line and give
us direct communication with the far West
Gen Flores, the President Of Ecuador and His suite
who had been stopping In Baltimore for some DAVIS mast
Yesterday visited pepentiary and expressed than
selves highly pleased with Its management and the mode
Of punishment.
The Holiday street theatre is undergoing the most
couple Of weeks by Mr.. VIM. r. Blake the well known
and popular actor The lessee Ia procuring stock
papy Of the first order.
The nremen still quarrelling and fighting though
the police are making arrests, and viii probably bring
the matter a close An attempt was made the other
night to FIRE the Union Engine house but 1t was extn
guished before much damage was done
The company recently formed to get mp new line o
tow boats between this city and Havre de Grace to
cure the trade Of the Tide Water Canal have contract
ed for the building OF the vessels.
MT Murdoch appeared ut the Front Street theatre last
night, In the character of Romeo He had large and
enthusiastic audience.
Our city is still filed with strangers and eur mer.
chants are doing strong business
sales OF stocks nj Baltimore
500 Tress noes g. lo4 500 City 6s 90 opg. IooK; q
ss Bait and Ohio Railroad al State 1867 closed LOG
bid State cents cosed asked for Opening sS
C per cents OF 1920 closed AZ 1909 asked for opening
SSA 0''' ''''m'i' ana ONO Railway 'h'r'fh asked q
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Foreign lmpOrtatlOns.
SANTA MARrHA-Bng Hayti-io0 bushels salt Foulke 4
Son.
LAeysA. Aug 2o-Brig Angora York, 2ds bark Tsnnes
Oeaus days. briggs Arabian Tyler Baltimore, days
u = brig Vesuvus.
SAsUA GRANDE-Brig Cybelle-350 hhds sugar Spoord
Tileston Co-44 boxes do to master.
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PHILADELpHIA, Sept. %.
hoy about years Of age the son named
Bfownti Is supposed while playing Catherine street
wharf this morning fell into the river and was drowned
one Witnessed the accident, but the finding Of hat
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w EALCoNER s,s BRoADwAY ss,, d ioes, to the
w Stuyvesant lnsute would respectfully INFORM the
Ladies has received and still bis fall socE o.
ths. yseDcienpes Reg,aev tansig Point ds'sns and
sses Caps Lace Babes and Berhss SICK SIX and
borders ali round Mq.n Trjmmng E%broidersd Col
dered and Lac. Sleeves and Cuffs Mourning Collars efeyey
dsssIp,oni rsn Eeveis 81" d Emb.odeTed Cambria Co
iars Breakfast Caps Silks, Sns, Velvets. Pushes, Silk
Crayats, Kid Gloves, 40 ,
Also Mr. Falcone stairs has Just received handsome
Hats Caps and Head dresses OF the latest fash
IONS s283 sm
MEDICAL OFFlCE.-Dk. JOHN son. II Duane street
IVl near Chatham well known as the most
esuJ practitioner in York the of
diseases The octo reputation for skill IN those old half
cured cases hs existed for preemnen 0lest
the body, or in the throat
ia the head and bones the legs, efectually cured
Const,tutonaI weakness, brought by habit in
duged in By young causing ascviou' dreams andngh
y preyented Recent cured four
DAYS without No alteration IN Diet prevention
from business. $50 1tsm
THINDOW sHAD ES iof every description and quaIity
w cheaper than any other establishment the United
''''''' wi '''' JOHN +. DU NCKERs
50 Chathan corner ofC pamber street
su2 sMsre New York
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE 1.
Elnmr m rhx efa.

PHILADELPHIA, Ssrr. %, p. M.-FLovR MEAL
The receipts continue limited, and stocks much
duced Sales for export of good brand fresh Penns.
Flour at 562k and SOC brls Brsndywne at S075 per
bril- For city sales Of sound old stock at $780, and
fresh ground SIS 62 to 1915; Western $562H to $575
and extra S., SIX to $3.50 Rye Four-Sales at $4.-
Market very bare. Corn Meal-Prices are firm Sales
of2600 at 81, SIX and Brandywne at 1925 per bril-
Wheat continues and In good and prices
have advanced to cts per bushel Small sales Of good
Penna at $ll5, and Western $l,l5 per bushel; 2700
bushels Southern good red At $l5 to $ll6 and prime
$l,l9 Rye-A sale Of Psnna. at rs cts. Committees
steady A sale Of Penna. and one Of Western yellow
at and Southern white at 80 to 81 cts by weight
Of 5000 to 1000 bushels Southern at 80 to AZ
cts for inferior to fair quality.
DETROIT Sept 25-$4 so was the ruling rate yester.
day than 100 barrels which several small
lots sold One sale of 200 barrels, delivered on
board, made at 81 62H, and the same offered for
other lots Of like quantity more; 81 SO offered
and refused for lot of 10 barrels in store The pur-
chases from wagons ranged frsm 81 40 to 81 40 al
though few loads bought at 81 37h In the morn
ing. Wheat is uncommonly scarce; purchases do not
average so bushels day; worth s5c City Mills
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fs ssv.1
sss fhs%p.Sa %Hos Bo.
PcRTLAsD Sept 27-A. Pocasssts. Sumner. Lubec, for
RscnSo.p, Sept ss-A schr Pilgrim Rich Boston; John
SALEM. Sep; s-cid' brig Hamilton shaliz. Coast of
s:. ;h s%s
arm, ais or s.r.l.xsrs.
| "WEDNESDAY, Sspt 20
AMERICAN HOTEL
Jas He%an Mr. BARCLAY ,erfy FeW e.s f Hsw
P Ess II Ss%ss Phi; ps. dss REV Mr. EyIs.
toni Mrs f,n;9n Boston, ii II0eh' Albany Elliott
sF sss ssss
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buIsh; CALVIN sbsp6aid Mas; = gilbert Utica; Dew;
MIS-: pascn
cRoroN HOTEL.
Kirkland Whitehall; Steele Penn Yan' M, Mrs HazlstoH
sfw Michigan Ora kS MAJ
Tas; ssas4s s.t TIE
Cram, Mss.ashq,et.; 0Isy Utica; Pss.s. Con
S Teal: rFR
Vic shs.a Cos R Mr" ID Ess:
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
y'!i;GS; ksGsH s':t!;E snA Ek1i' Mii
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BSi FIJI s Ra 5fSYssa rsI.ss
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HOWARD HOTEL.
Virginia; 4 Bodisy. Kentucky z Wism.on, 0hio Mrs
sssS Asisy MI
assst' ssta
Fs.,on UR5ss; smith Bl%Sfs F..!e
;,s ss:Ss SS:'s
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NJ RandslI, Boston: stoH Alabama; Mr. Weston, sag
&C., s! s:
xssms %Isys assss Butts
KiIllsHd Texas. Mercy Wayne 60; We:eI Yak Yale
S SH:.:s NJ. %SsssE NV S;afsss, Fss
pS Fss say
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sa% SA 4' M:n a
s%;; saHs:s:: $:igf;S S1:ssF
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sW Strong, New Haven; 4 Gordon. w om,Yg 90; 4
ESss sa
X s GSSH al Sssa WIKI: Boston
%9?e 7ss SsI %iTia GlsI Ss'Sf''9
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n spssSs Hudson M:s
qs
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Dure. Rochester Mr. yoorhs and family Boston; Mrs
BSpns Ss snd ssy aaoi
asi az %siG1
Mrs and son, Troy Hitchcock and lady
r
ass
PEARL STREET HOUSE
Boston, MAIZE ws.er
sties and lady Boston; Parsons. N Perry Me- Avery
m tdsinS pSss Ss% Yis H.'
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Ss:s %:sss
| q Noyes Wendoon, Michigan.
TAMMANY HALL.
G!sy'ssI hs'sk @ ]
%a1so F;sr y.nssiHsss'
Bon kySfs New sns
FaE ' fssdsH. sd Ft' h Ef%' New
| jersey.
| TAYLoR's HOTEL.
Weiss steer seager Mis-; German, Pennsylvania;
| II A Donaldson, New Jersey; Edwards, Cleveland; W
Meas yessup, lady aud family Philadepha; Miss Gel
! Brown, New York; g Smith, l Smith. Boston; {;
Comstock, Connectcut w Taylor, Maryland; Gordon,
| Connecticut; A Cheever, Boston.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Miss G Hall, Harord Foster and lady, CT; w Tay
or, Mass; Elerey Wilcox, Southugon; Jackson, Bos
tom Mrs Dibble and son, q PWels Hartford y Greene
Woodbusy;y Wsdsworth, yic.sbu,g Mrs Ensign, Mrs
Judsen, Paterson; i Walker. Aueboro Losing H V Har
rs stIipper. Harris, = Martin, Phiad; Sherman
Il Bachelor aud brother Stiles and lady, Boston,
II Sinclair Oxford: Dean and lady Ma.s Col q Lee
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Sept. 27.-At market 1850 beef CATTLE hoo
stores, $500 sheep and 2300 swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We advance our quotations to
conform to ssles-extra 50 so So 70 first quality,
So rs second, SIS rs q So third, 81 so 80 go
working Oxen-A few sales only noticed-$7s $50,
500, and $40. -
Cows and Calves--Sales at $23 S27, and $37
SwinsOd hogs SC; ordinary, 41Sc; shoats to peddle
Axe; several small lots to close 4c. At retail, from
60
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Passengers Arrived.
New ORLEANs-Shp Louisa-Alrs Chas Robbins-3 in thu
seerage
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AZ PACKETS FOR MARsElLLEs.-.To sail on
~ the LIST Of oe,obs hs cgPpfT ma
ter; has handsome accommodations for passengers ro'
" ~ re OF p''''S' apply BoYD HINCKEN. 80 Wall
OOLORED PAPERs AND PAPER BOxEs=Manu-
~ fsctured BY o. BACH. ~ Fulton street,N. fECon
autIv On hand aso 6ne OF imported french
and German Coorcd Pagers All orders promptly esecuted
and on the most reasonable terms. hW"m
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WM.M YOUNG FORMEkLY ANN STREET
but the Paris Boot Emporium, is manufacturing the
best quality Of French Calf Boots for 81 So equal to the
sold other for 81 and 81 made to order ior
the do fine Calf Sewed Boots his make for 50 So
equal sold in hi, city for S. and warranted give salts
en Taylo half Boots 81 75 patent Congress Boots
made order for 50 u.s. Boots Shoes, Caters &c constantly
hand.
Of all goods his line Conner Of Fulton and Mas
81 3ots re VIM NJ. YOUNG.
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nouncsmsnt that "the Presdsnt and heads OF depart
msuts are expected to attend this exhibition" Itwould
appear from this that neither Mr. Polk any Of the
gentlemen composing his cabinet can themselves
by attending exhibition Of paintings without being
subjected the petty annoyance of having their
meuts ocaly gazsttsd to the nation 1t would be doing
them suppose that they parties to this
fooery have before proved that 1t would be
to regard the Uaon the exponant of the views of the
administration. 1t takes great pains to furnish album
dant proof Of this fact 1t Is well known here that there
Is at present struggle In Alabama between the friends
Of Mr. Dixon H. Lewis and those of another well known
member Of the democratic party for the vacant seat in
the Senate Of the United States Without entering into
particulars 1T is sufficient to say that Mr. Lewis Is not
the choice OF the and that his opponent
is and further that the utmost anxiety is felt by the
prominent members Of the Cabinet with regard to the
issue the Union Of the 18th inst copied
with approving preface, article from New York dem
ocratio paper strongly favorable to Mr. Lewiss eeoton
aud in the same paper it to be the
OF the administration After this who viii hod Inc au
mnistration accountable for what appears IN MI folks
organ? need scarcely discaim any intention 70 pre9u
dice Mr. Lewis or at interfere In the local politics
alabama merely state these facts In support OF my
oft ayermen that the Uaion does not repre-
sent the views and feelings Of the administration.
GALvIENsIs
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
wgrsh-wsst conner OF Fslton and Nassau ~.
lanes GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CH1CULATTON--FORTY TIsOUSAHO.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Prics csnts Der eoyr--e,
per annum-payable N advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-frcs ~ Costs
copy-t3 zx cents annum--payable IN advance
HERALD FOR EUROfE-Evory Steam Packet day
rce So cents copyS3 annu, including postage.
or - u.s. exclusive OF POSTAGE payable advance Subscp
tons and adyersements will hc received by Msssr. Gag
nan 10 rue Vivenne, Paris 5imonds 10 Comhill, and
John Miller, the bookseller, London.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-PubIished the
Of January Of each yearsnge copies sixpence each
ADVERTlSEMENTB,at the usual prices-always cash n
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for sorS that
may occnIi in them. 90
PRlNTTNG OF all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
Of the be post paid, OF the post
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NATIONAL HOTEi.
Arrls ais of Stransxsrss
"WEDNESDAY, Hept. 20

C Wood. Troy; Capt Wilson, Caba e Huntington p;
Heath, Malone q Beach, Norwich; A Avery, Hamp-
shire; w Ingham, New Hope; Wander bilt Ann Hair
Trail, Cennecticnt; PmtI de- c v Peet, do L w Case
Whiting ct Barring Miss Whitney. do; Chum.
way. Essex sPIasae, Hudson; Bake, Emira P PEN
Hope; Forbes Jersey; Mrs Bagsey. Baltimore Miss
es Bags-y, do; + q Fuey, Pha; w Chudmanhouse, do
Snov do. Sev ml
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- TO TRAVELLEk s 0OiNsss
line 70 FTsasdsI.buigs Rish%Wee e.
PetegbuIE W. ss.un.on. and the Virginia springs
The public are informed the aud splendid low pIes
sure steamer POWHATTAN connecting win me J'esrf
Mail Line Aqquie Crcek leaves Commences uee AZ
Baltimore every Tuesday and Friday Evening" at T. M
Tor the above points. 81
fetersDurK:
Weldon, n. Co..
Staunton Va. ~
= Charleston, - C..
Being the price, direct and expeditous anu
much more than the Chesapeake Bay and James River
stesmboat the wide and rough portion Of he Bay
between the mouth Of the Potomac and Old Point Comfort
being entirely avoided by this line.
travellers areadyised that line hereby part
and parcel the Great Mail Line through virynis and ihs,
is the intention companies composing the Great Mail
Line that passengers shall be conveyed by hem IN connec.
ton with the Powhattan always cheapy as by any other
line and with comfort expedition and certainty than by
any otherline except the line via washington j.
r., ther particular, inquire the Southern Railroad Of.
6ce BsltimoTe OF Stockt9e fall O. a he inc
board the Powhattan, Of y HUNNELL, Ossptt
they have two hours in Bsmore shan passengers b
the Bay and James River Boats and yet reach
any point south Of at the same time with these
when there no breach OF oy inc Day Line
jy4 3meod<r
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n MILITIA NOTlCE.-CItzens between the ages of 10
and 49, liable TO Militia duty ereby notified hat they
I'M enrolled in their several wards aud that they
LUZ CURED parade Monday, October 4iI at TO- M in
sscordance with notice published il the Sun and Herald
Receiver Of Taxes, Aims House building between A. M.
and Q p NJ, daily during this week.
By order of the Board of officers Division NJ Y State
Militia. WILLIAM DODGE,
Semi ooh. l8l7-s2o m Secretary.
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sstns ofShoice double and single hyHelnths, tulips
naIcissus, onquls aeris, glaaious, crocus, &c. &C.
Also large collection of green house plants and garden
seeds Bosquets of choice flowers at all seasons.
sci 3ot-rc DUNLAP THOMSON. 635 Broadway.
80 FOR sALE-WESTCHEsTFR LAND.-To gen.
0T@emen in want Of sites for country seats to market gar
wishing location in the neighborhood Of New York
0acres Of land in the town OF Westcheser, within mile,
tree Of toll offered private sale lot: containing from
the ralroad good roads, in the neghborhood OF
schools and churches Of different denomnatons the water
derate Apply Gouyerneur Morris Morrsania Wcstches
Cot to Walter Rutherford, Counsellor ~ Nassau st.
New York an 10 30t< m
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&sE6n mediate Landings.
The Steamer TROY Is third larger thsn any other Day
Boat and point Of Speed safety and commod'ousness
actually No steamer ever acquired Eore u-
yersa enduring popularity retained IN greater eriec
ton those substantial sxceeacies which really deserve
public favor.
Breakfast and Dinner on board the Boat. c.-..
The low steamboat TROY, captain tsorhara'
will leave the foot Of Barclay street, Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at seven o'clock A. NJ Return
the Opposite days. ,n,,,
For passage or freight apply board to T. b Hall at
,horI re
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III >s1eet-L- r. Houghf. uctonesr-Aacton saies
ia Of Hoses. Carriages Harness, Saddles. &c, ke,
&C., and at II O'Clock with horses. m
AFor further prricuar, please apply a the ONCE,
J0HN .GATFiELD, Proprietor.
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take this opportunity Of infol mia
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2 the year 1870 | was taken vi
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the blessing Of God and the uss
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
am now enjoying good heal
suchis my altered appearanceihp
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mer acquaintances.
have gained rapidly in weigh
my flesh is firm and solid, cam
as much as any person, and
seems to agree with me. lhaVs
more during the last six months
had eaten five years before.
Consideringm my case almost .
deem It necessary for the goo
afflicted, and the duty | owe 10Y
prietors and my fellow men ghss
know where relief may bs had Y
this statement public.
May the blessings Of God rss
the proprietorslof SO valuablea 81
as WistaF's Balsam Of Wild CheIl
Yours respectfully, "
Sanford q Park, general ag1I
the west, corner Of Fourth and
streets, Cincinnati.
For sale at Che Drug Store q
PRIESTLEY y N.Y.
D. d. wooDMAN, Elg
N. I. TANaEHIrI