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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14

sioued ey sickness 90 advanced sSe
be said thai this Is indeed IN many IN
stances - The bird rhr proprietor does not pre-
l~nd of ecarse thai the Roman Eve bsissm viii ry
OF the vsusl orgsns bat. where
IA dersngemcnt merely funetoss how has the
go nav be- does most confidently recommend
AZ Inc uos; cxlrsortinsry remedies hs employ
"a Inv Any ceaist The low price Al which II l. sid VII
moi nsy To- advertising long sl Of eernes,ss Sul hs
has testimony offered gTstuioesy sufficient
r,nytnre sny one ~ its uneqisiee remedial powers
PREPARED ana so.i by hxsSs yoHssoS. Cbernis, and
n,..,ss, lsucce.sor 70 Sands Coz IT'S brcsdwsy.
,us Chsmber,.l IN The Granite Building SOLD $50 al
tSc Fulsoe-st and n East Rro>sssy Fnes scents Per
=. IA All rr~tont dis lmeoa
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a. N. kKLIINGkR,, i.INIMkNT.-l

l@Nwonaeria pre- pa siiOn the afflicted hsve go whsi
ZAA they havs long and seriously called for Not ssn.i
tsry sse IN 81 twenty thousand bottles has be-
snown falling - do al that expected Of a. II scts
Ike mxgc n rheumatic affections and pains OF a. and
every nature yield 10 Il immediately IL 10 certain 10
cure all sores. Of description either man CT horse,
application - made, and In shorter time hAn any
other remedy ooSred to The people II Is very IRA
srsn safe sad screeshto be used upon al ages eNer
nsy and internally aud fear Of taking cod aer us
Mf James Marphy q the Bowery Lloe OF Stages. sAys
ha saved the life Ot Of his men and IN Esng twenty
dorur DOT = bottle has failed.
High Bridge Al this place groce amer groce has been
used without failure Mr.. Arnold Nilsson snt MI samuel
Roberts builders Of he bridge Mr.. Msson that BY
The use q four bottles hs rheumatic pains have
been entirely ersdcAied Mr. Roberts gives As bis opin
Ion thx. u the gresl causes OF saving hsfs
nom A. tnury sustained from fall To be has ~ - John
Of ard The great Central Depc Harlem Railroad Oa-r
IL. D. ar.a hn.i-. Sd n.l... ~. 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
r WEBB's FANCY BAKERY

40. lO5 DIVISION. ST. NEw-YoRS.
GAKFs ICED AND ORNAMENTED in every style.
Orders received and puncmaly attended TO. Parties
supplied with Ice Cream Jellies, Pyramids Pound,
Sponge Lady Fingers Cocoanut Drops and Al sinds OF
ccrosc,i,parv di8 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
EXCEPT BEAcHs PILE ELEoTUARY.

This remedy j. no TIE kOor Or rHE TaLt-t
strikes a. the csuse q al lie difcutes which produce
ths mos oanf and dssgreeable disease. IL j. an inter-
ma remedy, easily sken, producing an Immediate eneel
and a thofou gh and USfAII.ISc CURE
Beside these have he following great remeoles Vi
the diseases named IN connection win hen
The NERVOUS PILLS for al Kinds u nervous dis sse
COUGH PILLS, Tor all violent colds, coughs Ac--.h9
ANODYNE PILLS for bilious painters cnoAc etaiPs
~. kc-lhs sUDORlFIC TiSCTURy, for eyers ERA 1
nat0ry diseases, peunsy, &c Ac-the FrsEh t n'D
AGUE POWDER, Tor bilious iniermtienI ana rehssss'
dsyers-tb. WORN POWDER, for worms o. AZ ~. .
DIURETIC DROPS for gravel stone. and AL oisoios.'
Of The Kidneys. adder. ACCOUNT DhOrs, iy' ,oss
bronchitis. and al affections u he lungs sin
CATARRH POWDERS, for catsrrt, sns a. az p,ttx
tons u The head and throat, &eKhEJ MAI in
fJr n-rcuria acute and ehron.c rheunatsm-Dai -
RETIC POWDERS for all feyers mn s.nnly,{ vTsr
psinr. pains ana sesilessness-EkGEIapLLb a ~
The easiest most thorough, and 1ess sn IN rs,..
10 u.e-COMPOUSD ULxUS Powder, o' p''-'
for a. external 1iemmsaOns, ulcers. =.
CAUTION.-SOne u the above heoleansas, ~ ~ ca
unless the Likeness and vrtttra scssIt ~ ~ ~
N D. IL found on every box vial ootue' 2eca~s- - n
Grand Depot $50 FCLTOS-sT. New iorsl 1919 ~
Beacns book and medicines sold wno'esss nc
md where Nxprc.L ADVICE viii be gven waA'a eAHrg'
IN al Of disease. ~. - usS,-.,.. -
z r. Trip, Bookseller, 99 Grsenwlens- ~. ~ "a,
Al AZ Bru.tvsy corner OF Sleesksfsl A na1s CO. 81
BsseksrsI; z. Ill II. Eneree 90 y, 5ousry ~, n,
man DO Xs Bowery; O. WHORE 90 ~ vi a.. ~,
q. Palmer once Pnreesr M spoorsr, s", =. eu -
Brooklyn; Aessrs Wilder Co. doi MA hs2ss, ~ ~
,ou-s, dol l. psby, w lhsns'uSl
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WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION,
w The returned. IL he wsrtsaice y which We
se every bottle Of the Silver Psnug Fluid the use OF
wkeh by single application any AND OF GA
or particulAy worn plated ware. aud have sesdy
Is.fed to lis onderai ~dhses For sale wholesale And
r-,sI by JOHN J. BROMSA CO.
Is - Fuon-st near Nassau
,.tMALL >iZED LETTER PAPER, also uo'e pa
Spers and envelopes In great variety cisTi-s ssd oAiS
memorandum books for The year isiI motto seas va
fers diamond point gold pens, &c Nc al aS.ssse so
r.tsi by FRANCIS Lot rREl.,
r. I'm Manufacturing Sssuonefs. n NsidenSne.
<S0AI--fg ali And fo1 ssIr ssN q. YA.NERs Coal
u once No spruces Tribune Buldings IN Quantities
70 ssis pnrcsasers wsrrsni-d good stcr Orders
promptly steec-o ~ -
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ROMAN EYK BALsAm-A

& ON meni Tor wesk and utsFssFu eyes M
Inflammation Of The eyehds and sure re-
slores OF CHI IN csscs where It's loss Is oecs-
stoned by sickness 90 advanced sge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14

~ WATCHES. JkWELRY and Silver Wsre
~ The subscribers continue TO have for sale iu
y assortment Of fne Gold aud Silver watches, OF
A.k he uost approved makers which viii be offered
al ma Serv lowest prices and snted correct time
Keepers They constantly receiving The latest tye.
Gold Fob and Guard Chains Breast Pine ksr Rings, Pin
g.r Rngs Bracelets Head Ornaments &c silver spoons
eorks Rutter Knives AMI SyeTware equal 10 COIN COD
aud liver Spcciaaces Periiocsi, Concsye, Convex NC
French Clocks and Watches repaired equal 10 the original
AkERLY 4 BRIGGS, l5S bowery,
dis I'm doors above broome-sL
MN FAIL, FA~UIONs.-Hsts. hsis.-Pars mole
El shn hsls al - eQus % hose sold hy others a. -
20 elegant dress hats al - 81 and =, superior ~
STYLE sud finish those In places ~ - neal has 81
- q Murch Will be- pleased 20 see he iends ~ ms
sst.hi,.hmeuL GEORGE P. h. Brown,
M ir,s 10 CanAlSt
- DOt, FOL >D-On the 5ih OF January mt Il
-Z~s~~N .sfgc English Bull Terrier dark Color Whit
spot on back of neck and white breast, cropped
ears and tail n not csuei FOR within three days, he N
be sold to pay expenses Apply to me Keeper Of CRY
Hall No City Hall IL ~
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WINDOW GLAss-scs bOxss Window Glass %
rlm = Barring zip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14

rss~ FOR SALE Steamboat EMEkAD
.Ys---N,ing At the foot Of muuay-st VIII -
1nuunzzsfss pryilsge Of her Route from Klng.lt
New York Inquire Of WILLIAMSON sNLo
fit1,Ys fil Vests kew.Y0i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-30
y.arsra 1909 a, IL. Warren oss. ,s.ss saa ,sss u.

ysar,s ,ses ,hs Warren osss Sss,ss, sat 'ss The
S:sI:S - 10 sss':.usss. 4 g. &c. y.
sas sss:is !
asii: s a. ssasfs HF IL % ssH:
~ fl Ss,si.s Gssais si Ms;s :,
joseph ;ne ss:s
from the nakes Of whale III. Of Chill Lost over
sSio thas Drew Capt Toia Also from same shp O
s, Charlie, Grover. o. Newbugh Orange County York
Spoken.
British ~ ship Wn Wiser ~ from London for sydney Nsw
ga LS &c, Ropes Top IS SOm Salem March 81 for sumas,
Ser 60 % Tufts days from Boston no date lat 80 AON
Foreign Ports.
GarEEss Sept ls.Bs, Jacob Story sticknsy and Ga
GLAsoow BARK Providence vinson for Boston. sth
xo NJ May 1IsPs Mount ysnon tween and
roaon CiosSy DO DO; brig Henry, cot Newburyport Xii.
born fun Columbia River.
York; s Charan Godiug. NOreans. Cid 18TH schr
Ahs1.spSin o;sss-sld brig vir4ini., Boston.
lion" &C. nHsaowa H.aove CaSs; DELLA MoceIs Bal
BosTog &c. 2sArr ship sumsta. Fes.soden, Newcastle
Eng bsk Masss;o; Carter Baltimore; bugs Brothers, tof
sad OF: s"s .t. s
gsssus Lsigh.ou do ehs H,noyer Case Mssnza: Jose.
snss Eessss Nc . nam as: :AS
Sa. a.; MANA, GSas Port,
Az d. s 0 AT VIA
sh'iler Aqua Mary; bnRs Hayward Packet: seht Apr
RsvHsir oei S,@s 6s Sssas as:a,y N,a,,a.
In Lynuha-n Bay ship ChaIlss Wedge, Lyerpoolhe mate
rad Of his es broken about week since by the falling
alais. ship @ onn. NJ ers erdsIn, land came
qu rantne) bark Ida Halle Boston; " H. brg No'cen
(nw') Moa'tvIdeo. ,,.t
long to Bucksror bprnd Il sch, Ganqe Saow New ORR
Portland Challenge Foster do for Belfast Albany raek-
ct Hodgkn.on do for Weymouth; 2l sclt sns,n Ludwig
FALL RIvEn, Oct 22Arr schr Burden Ba'timore 3d.
bark R Couell Pic ou schs Canton Williams ana espeI
Staples Dgh,oa for phisd JOY Hathaway do for George
JAcKsoNvILLE Fla Oct 2lArr bIigs Sophia Wymar. and
Susan nssham NYork; iSh sehs Hannah Jane, Plckens
nd Hope, MITCHELL do. 80 M
ny Sid ig ack Hawk Dueil West Indies; schr Favorite,
Nick-rson NYork: sloop Hercules, Rogers, do
New BEDFoRp. Oct 2i-AIr schr Eagle, Parsons. fhiad
sl schs Pearl Whittier, Charleston; Industry Kelley, New
NoRroLK, Oct 27-Ar scbs Mary Eliza Ketcham, NYok;
Benz whely Russell do; Adeliqe Jane DO; Nswha f,o%
s & hs o1 o for Ss
Richmond for Albany: j W smith DO for Newaik; Erie,
Bragg fin Port Walthal for NYoIk: Belle, Morse. I'm Yo
RIVER frd do. Sid brig Brothe's Adam, Jsm,iea o.,
sehs Sco Fanibps and VIM Henry. May, NYork.
PRovpENCE Oct 81 ,rr scls Jsbcz White Cofsen, and
Wary Ann Guest Cain Philadelphia. Sid brig Belzoni. Nich.
OILS York; schs Mars Hill Hichbo H. Georgetown &C. Lu
~ Ann, Sumner, Wiminut ton, M. -
PORTLAND, Oct27-Cld Dark Cumberland Woodbury., Ma.
SALEM Oct 2s-Cld schr Crescent, Freeman, Plad. Sid
25th br ANn Jacinto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
Cotton Trade

Our last review of this market on the 10Th inst
by the Hberna, ut which date there very little
doing, and prices declining On Saturday, 10th inst.
holders continued TO press for sales and the market
that day and Monday following full quarter of a
cent easier for the buyer On Tuesday morning
oeved the telegrsphc accounts per Cambria to 9th inst
from Liverpool of further decline of full half penny
per ID with very embarrassing state OF trade in Eng
land generally and Of severe and almost unparalleled
pressure Tor money In Liverpool and Manchester,
ing decreased production of staple, without
responding decrease in stocks of goods The pfiva
sdvices which were to hand the next day were still
more gloomy ana unsatisfactory and held out hopes
OF improv.,inent within reasonable period Such a
state OF things has, OF course afforded no
to enterprise, although holders offered their supplies
freely; the market opening Thursday 2ist inst at
cent decline, and daily recedng until Thursday of
this week. when decline of cent and
TO two cents per Id established During the Last
three days the lots pressing the we're
reduced aud there has, consequently been more uni.
formty In prices and reduceour quotations on an
average two cents per lb to conform to the
its close. The buying has been again chiefly for the
Continental ports and by own manufacturers, and
has averaged about 1000 bales per day.
regard to the present prospects OF the probable
tent OF the crop now coming to market but little
be said In addition to our remarks VI that date eScep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-30

WAsHiSoseSi Ces w. sss''
1ns kalssi TsaSsYfy fer the Benefit Of hs Ms-msns'
The ladies' tea-party for the relief 800 Mormons
In the Wilderness Of the Far West, was opened THIS
evening at csrass saloon, and smost successful open
Ing It was.
We shall have something to say about 1t tomorrow
Suffice IT for the present. that the ladies Of all denom-
lions, all the city, headed by the Mayor and the
clergy went heart and hand into the work The vene-
rable Mrs President Madison, Mrs Polk, Mrs Gene
rel Macomb, and many others Of the most influential
and highly respected and most beautiful of the metro
polls were united in this benevolent enterprise; and
Of these ladies' their exertons and their contributions
Tor the poor outcast Mormons wherever there heart
TO feel and head to appreciate true charity the story
when 1t reaches them. will be cheering as the sun
shine Of spring morning THE DOCTOR
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that sss net yss In receipt Of any accounts Of os
sednoisnty severe TO check It's vegetation wniss ~.
neer looked for this with much confidence ~ .nSss
who have operated the belief Of csSp uns a..
aooo 600 bales, and In which sstmsts Sonne'rS 10.
pears 70 be good deal shaken, although no. ~ ~.
tirely renqushsd and lately operations nsvs
made here the belief Of It's reaching 800 nf the
public mind there Is widely extending ~ ~
over estimate production losing Syn cn ~ its
many Injuries il has received during the season u s
growth ,.., +, Aha rr,;tad statas IN
- 800, dat q, for three season compare asfolowa
h"'h" bales
.oa;nts at ports of the since Sept ls4, l09310
same period last year. .l0l ,4l2
g. year before 205,7s5
Exports from U s. since Sept /, ls47,.. 81 6ls
same period last year. 42,19l
" year before. =. LOB ,446
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have been
900 bales; exports - 600; taken by spiuners l5O0O
culstion 20o0 stock in city $4,000; amount on
sale is 600
The closing quotations in this market were as an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-30
South Boston Lands,

From the Washington Unien, Oct %
We publish below notice for further proposals for
these lands The Solicitor Of the Treasury advertised
202 lots in Boston and has received bids for
lots and large number for the whole in gross
These bids mostly transmitted from Boston and
other places and received before the 25h inst at -
O'Clock Just before that time the Solicitor
cevsd notice that the President made
him that day that they necessary for public
purposes had directed that certain Of said lots rhoud
Be exempted from sale and be- appropriated for public
The bidders present ct informed Of this
and several of them are said TO have amend
cd their bids in consequence of it. The absent bidders
had no opportunity OF doing So Those who bid only
for the reserved lots have had opportunity since the
reservation to bid for others If they wished to do
Under these circumstances, the Solicitor upon advise
ment has concluded extend the time of receiving bds
for the South Boston lands until the 18th November;
prior to which, former bids for this property will not be
made public This will afford opportunity for new
pie Of justice towards those whe made their offers
without knowing of the reservation. 1t Is the only
to the Solicitor promising entire justice to
all and IL but reasonable to expect that 1t will meet
the approval Of those interested and the public.
OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY,
October 81. lS41
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
ceive until the Ilh of November next, at IL O'Clock ut
noon sealed proposals for the whole the lands lying
in South Boston heretofore upon the terms
and conditions mentioned in notice from this office,
dated August nth s47 for each of the lots therein
srbod and also for the whole excepting therefrom the
lots opposite advertisement numbers i0! l0s 100,
no III, 49, ll3 IA 1913
reserved necessary for public purposes by direction
Of the President upon then made to him
Proposals already received will be treated valid bids,
unless withdrawn where they do not include these ex-
cepted lots.
This Reimbursement has become necessary in
quence Of said reservations being made after most OF
the bids received ut this office Those who hereto
sne1 op amend bids by such alteration
Of those already made as they shall see MT The offers
for this property will not be made public until after
Copies Of the advertisement referred to be
found ut the Offices OF the collector Of Boston and the
United States Marshal and District Attorney ia said
CITY II. IL GILLET, Solicitor.
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The Despatchcs OF General Scott.

The following extract Of letter from Major Turn
bull, distinguished officer of the corps of topogra-
phcal engineers, to Colonel Albert the head Of the
burssu written the Goth September, may shed
light the detention Of General Scotts dispatches -
"We have all been engaged in making survey OF the
different battles. aud connecting them copy OF the
operations of the 10Th and Goth sent with the Cen
erals official reports, which went by messenger with
passport from santa Anna, during tie armistce but
doubt II 1t be received is most likely 1t never left
the city should like to send copy by this convey
ance, but It is Impossible. We engaged IL
making surveys conaect tho operations of the 18th
aud 4th September With those of the 18th and Goth Of
August n-Washington Union, Oct %.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssiFIcArIor.
TIL, Flour Markets

PHILADrLfHfA Oct % -Breadstufs are at stand to-
dsv and holders Of fours anxious to se So 70
the nomnsl price Of standard brands but less would
be taken If there buyers In the market Corn meal
held at SO Is So So without sales the latter Tor
fresh ground Wheat is plenty with but little de-
mand We quote Southern at 81 IS Corn Is depressed
and sales Of old yellow difficult to be made at 5c lot OF
Southernis reported at something less
RocHEsrER, Ont. 27Prces Of wheat better than yes
terdty 1000 bushels Id in the morning ut tre over
sax I40o prime Gsnesee taken at 81 81. SIEVE.
raj huudred bushels sold from teams ut 81 % 81 81 -
Flour has been shipped at 700.
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wAsHrsoroS, Oct. %, lss7.

Eoening Report.
We learn this evening that the court martial appoint
cd to be held the rst November at Old Point Com
fort In Virginia. for the benefit of Lieut. Col Fremont
has been changed In Its proposed locality and will be
held In this city 1t upon which there 10 fine
Geld for the most complete position of the conduct and
state of aft rs in California for the year two but
the courts martial of the army held in secret
son the public will have to await tbs official report
Senator Allen has got in, and has taken up his old
quarters at Browns hotel
They are busy at the departments posting up the
books for their annual reports to Congress The war
budget will be magnificent
Our papers from the South have failed to this
evening south of Wilmington w.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, lSI7.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30, lSi7.
a Western Telegraph from BaIfimore-1he Chinese
Museum-- 7heatricals-Sfock Markets, &c.
We arc soon to have telegraph line from Baltimore
to the West direct the plan Of Mr.. House. which
will of course, be great advantage to our city. MIR
Rogers formerly superintendent Of the telegraph office
in this CITY, has taken the matter in hand himself and
has issued proposals for l40O chestnut posts to be deli
vered the line before the 18th of December He has
ebtaued from the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
the right erect posts along ths line of the road to
York. and from thence he will proceed to Harrisburg
iptersecting the Weston line from Philadelphia to Pitts
burgh This will also give two lines to Philadelphia;
and the rckety between this city and Phla
delphs direct Is than half its time out Of order.
the sdvsn ages must be apparent With little stretch
Of enterprise the part Of Mr.. Rockers, by making
the charge by his route to Philadelphia tho by
the other route he might obtain the business
ut once
The Chinese Museum from Philadelphia, or ct least a
large portion of it. Is being exhibited In this city,
Is commencing attract considerable attention
Professor Rsey and his etl fail to attract good
houses notwithstanding his great success abroad
Mr. Shelly murdered Richeliau In the most complete
and successful at the Front street Theatre He
walks the stage if he walking for wager, aud
has not sufficient qualification for good third rate
stock actor the American boards whatever may
been his reputation in England.
Sales Of Stocks at Baltimore.
Der. 28$l0t0 City 6 $780, % 9is $500 City 6 1890
1887 United ST 6, 1867 closed 1884 asked 1929 bid
Treasury OBJ closed at I0l1 asked TO- bid State six
Eco sie..S s.fed Balmoge and oh fen
way shares 455< asked. a3es bid
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Philaae,phia Cattle Market.

October 2s.-At market 1850 beeves, including 400
taken New York; $40 and calves; $50 hogs and
1850 sheep
PpIcrs-Beef cattle all sold within the range of So q
S6a the 100 lbs Cows and CalvesSaes at 50 VIA for
dry $l2 SIS for springers, and SIS $50 for ireeh
COWS Hogs mostly sold at soy $714 the 100 POUNDS
Sheep all taken at SIN 81 each, as to condition Hay
In steady demand ut 81 10 81 20 the .cwt TO- good
Timothy stray scarce and wanted at ~ 80 the lOO
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Foreign Markets.

small quantities only have arrived in this city, the new
crop compared with the last will be very large Cotton
I2c l3c per pound, Ok and COW hides continue
active demand for the United States at 3sc SC per
pound. Indigo is but in little demand at the present
moment; rs per pound for has reluctantly been paid
the few DAYS past for some 100 Cocoa Sl3 SIX
per ,aneaa Of no pounds Flour SIS Sl6-the stock
small End of inferior quality.