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Surge and lady, New Je sey; Niles, lemon, Troy;
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baa a'a'is' Fs CAPT g siss.f h NJ Gardner
Capt Goodwin Newburypor; W. T. Csnning, Bangor
Mass W. Graves Indiana Ms Dickson and children Pc
delphia H. s. Clark Florda g. C. Conant, Ogdensburgh;
7. L. Weeks. silas Weeks Boston: AS Wells, MG6ils'
Boeys Virginia; IS B,ms. New ors.nsi A l. sno T.
Johns, N. B; r. s. Russell, Monroe CO.
George r. Weed. Buffalo: j. Nj Hayes, New York; B.
Fitch Bual9 Allen Baldwpy;le' Il II Campbell Ere Ere
Rochester; ii. A. Lockwood, New York
Ford. VT. d. f. Patrick, Troy; NJ Klink, Albany;
Sherwood Phiadeiphis j. hyand. owsgO; w. Partoniu'
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Osborn Ohio r. Homer Bath; Bodges, do; Atmore
n H. Sheppard, Illinqi' l. Dewey, Nsy York
do; ii. 8. Mather, do; G. H. Smith and lady, Troy.
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Photographic Correspondence of Phil. Bulletin
Later from santa Fe.


party of traders have arrived here who left Santa
Fee May 18th.
Every thing tranquil there far the natives
were concerned but great dissatisfaction existed with
the military, ON account Of the government Of Col
Price.
The former accounts of the dissipation Of the officers
and soldiers are fully confirmed.
The traders their route found the Indians very nos
tile. They attack and rob parties OF Americans when
they Government has sustained great losses
by them, they have stolen large proportion OF tne
cattle mules, &c. belonging to the United States a"u
also many from the volunteers and traders x.,
On the 2sth they attacked large tram Oh .raess
teams, killed Of the party, and stole one hunu'eu
head of stock. e. -;,h
party of Americans coming 70 santa re wiz
General Kearnsy who Is soon eAPecteu
The volunteers at Santa Fe extremely anxious 70
get home az ain but this they will be grievousy ds
appointed,
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lowing From intelligent gentleman who arrival In
this city yesterday and who has recently been through
all the river parishes, learn that the crops-both
sugar ana most favorable appearance
and give promise OF an abundant YIELD should nothing
hereafter occur to mar the prospect The
worm has nowhere made its appearance
The state Of things In Rapides would seem from the
following extract Of letter from friend there not TO
be altogether 30 cheering -
- have been somewhat indspossd and have seen but
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Domestic ImpOses,tions.

New ORLEANs-Bark Vemon-2386 pigs lead Strachan x
Scottl2O5 bags corn Perry co252 sacks wheat STAN
ton co-2H brs flour Rossirs75 brls beans brs whit
Atwater-19 erces 623 brls lard Heran Lees co-29
bales hemp Merritt co-2Qi do Aeubod Cru6O do Fran
Burrtt20 Taylor Merrill-2O Tucker Copper co-8
es tobacco Harmony, Nephews c9-2P Wslsjr13do
Hawthorn-- trunk pkg Allen Paxen-5 trunks ok bIs
bag Barstow, Pope COL trunk box cases Reybum.
Mountaineering New York-32 csk rice Hiscanrah x
Vandsme-s DO a bis cotton Drake Misoo trees rice
20 do Bodine-3 Geo Bukly-5o do II Leyerch-3G Sou
ther, Brother Co-16l Spotford, TIeston Co--l36 w
sV rice 90 BIS cotton 80 bales III pack
thread to order
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or NJ their revo buttons tragic turnthey have been
f.rce toforesnd tbs people would soon be-
CONS sick OF them. -,
lint thew may posi- bly, be good any speculations
that can b Q offered He who thinks that q lasting and
hsneacIx peace be made with Mexico or believes
that this American troops to be withdrawn Is
some who has not been the countryhe starts
in his from false premises and judges of peo
Pile by the ordinary rules which govern human nature
while is notorousy fact that they have long
thrown all ordinary rules at defiance.
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ny THE MAuA.
Affairs in Washington.

WAsHISGroS, June 10, lsl7.
Local affairs.
The sky is all overcast, and expect more rains
that crop in this region will be pushed ahead
and the prospect of fine yield largely enhanced.
II has become question here whether DR.. Douglass
intends get the Long Bridge the Potomac
ed this summer or not rent made in it by
flood last November and six months have elapsed and
still the hole is Open though the money has been appro-
prated to close With anything like the energy
which the Importance Of the market communication
With Virginia demanded the bridge would have been
put in order two weeks after the adjournment We call
the attention Of the commissioner the subject in the
hope that he viii really set about having the work done
Because
lift 'twere done,
1t well it done quickly
We have couple Of large hotels in progress Of building
Pennsylvania Avenue. The city il steadily prosper
ing although during the it has nothing else to
do than to prepare for the meeting of Congressthe sub
sstence VI the place depending entirely tho pockets
of Uncle Sam
Flour here within two weeks has fallen two dol
lars barrel nearly much account Of the increase
to the local supply as from the news by the Cambria
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Now York Cattle Mark ct.

JurE 2l--At Market 400 Beef Cactle (greater part
Of which from the south IS Cows and Calves and
ot76 Sheep and Lambs; 30 Beef Cattle left over.
Beef Cattle-The demand was rather brisk at last
weeks quotations. say 6 so to 50 per owt
Cows and Calves-There a larger supply ut mar
ket this week than last Prices range from So S2s to
s42 All at market sold readily at these prices.
sheep and Lambs-The number at market this week
is larger than for time past which, however has
had the effect Of bringing down prices trife We quote
sneep nj ~ l2s ~ 10 to - as Lambs 81 as 81 90 to
SO 49, 200 left over.
Hay-rrices range from SO 10 Use
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CHUKCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION
THIS celsbraed Cosmetic eecusly eradicses eruptions
on the skin. particularly pimples blotches letter tan
for short will establish clear and brilliant complexion
Hold in bottles q 2 esnts EACH iss Bowery corner Of
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Sales OF Stocks Mt PHILADELPHIA.
ALBANY, June 30, ls47.
The Extra Session Of the Senate.

The Extra Session Of the Senate.
The official circulars have been printed and issued to
the several Senators nstructng them lin conformance
with the proclamation Of the Executive) to repair
hther at the capital the morning Of the 10th OF June
instant The session will be extra and interesting. Be-
sides the expressed in the proclamation for this
movement others of Importance to the State
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH

DRA.C. CASTLE, 381 Broadway corner Of White street,
- attention Of The pSbc to b: and approved
and useless The editor Of the Euenng Post
Dr Castle in his practice Of eighteen years has obtained
enyinbe he the teeth with skill
and ability his composition for filing decayed and eetn
while ACIDS AND INJECTING AGENTS, IL
des the tooth perfect into the tooth
while in soft without pain, and becomes hard For
nervous persons peculiarly adapted We have tried it,"
M IN
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mr. WHEELER, Oculist, 20 Greenwich street, deyotes
- his exclusive attention 70 diseases o. the Eye ana Up
reasonsble terms Office hours from sAM to o'clock PM
AFTER which he visits outdoor PATIENTS; :,
pamphlet containing remarks on diseases oil the eye with
instances of great cures erected b Dr
The same will forwarded making application to
MIN nv Istter poatpaid. a2O 1msr
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THE HERB AND ROOT DOCTOR will cure any case
OF private disease or no charge great part who apply
Who ruin housssds All who wsh perfect cure short
time, without mercury, should apply ~ Hs
AYs PArENT hOshFss sale u Ss- ., or. p N:
H. Walter 2s6 Broadway Joseph Ash 2ss Broad ~ =
Phbp Dey street; 3 yy rS. 30
Rector street; George Fulton SIS Broadway; Knirh,
Rhodes ss Broadway; Thomas Hanson geo Broadway NIL
Ter Coates: s Grand . ssc Charles r oaS
xsy stuart sss Broadway; Quinn 81 6 gIGsdwsy;
f. H. Trowbrdge 20 Water street; Mckenzie Uhaa oJS
John s9 unUa samuel Pryor Third
Pumben and d. Hodgman corner OF rsiuen d.ane
and Nassau and where else In the city Of ne"
1TSO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERs.-The
subscriber being far advanced in years des,rou 70 re-
tire from OF busness he therefore offers or sale hs
aud property hs HUDSON R"e
hundred miles from New York and fifty from Albany: y
Of Of water power oyer and above what
around the power large part of laid out IN streets
and lots which many dwelling houses are sreced large
will s. sS s This
seven per cent annum on the price at which Will De
There other falls Of the Esopus Creek within and
half miles Of Hudson River least an hundred all
of which may be got for small consideration and judic
ously improved would give rise city like Lowell On
Lead Works, the sauEsriss Paper Mill. mill and other
good steamboat regularly these works and
New York FeiShts up and down. q cents to dollar per
before he lsh Of June win disposed Of that
by Anthony ]. Blocker, Auctioneer.
.ueonssr No Broad New Yeti o rs p;s8;s'
!" maor GIT
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nR ELLIOTT, Oculst, 6s3 Broadway, informs his pa
II that during the months he will be in his
office from 10 to O'Clock, on Tuesdays Thursdays. and
Fridays je8 7tis2ltos~Hc
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x~D LOT OF MOCKIN1 BIRDs-Only bird ia worth
room, and sweeps all kind bird species song away
~ day OF night. -
0 Also very fine collection Long Breed Canary Birds
Also, lot short breed German Birds fancy Cages ad seed
myss Smsrs n. WILLIAM
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TO THE Ssh ss to
Europe ,h, at science s;sSs i; thought
merit Ths reason or fault here lie. on the faculty shall
have the honor hope by announcing IN the papers to prove
feel it duty, gentlemen, opticsn TO remind you
Have the American people long enough AIN, nnd S
they they ere Obliged 70 e,p sng 5o%
e world the snS
as they in obtaining wealth and ,,,vv.
do but s % 70
ed above mentioned but for all that am not
sy saS Savs f nj
rican materials and the next one VIII be the largest u the
the beholder, which plan have already
s os a % s for s
the city by signing their names to become members for life
:d co rs h 81
example before the public My plan is erect such eddee
surpassed beauty aud msgncence any of the globes
and pledge myself give ample satisfaction to each family
SThe Plan for the ob.eryao,y IL print can be obtsn
ed Of Mr.. Lewenberg, at his store 80 Reade street.
GUANOBaance q the cargo of brig Virginia from South
=, As !. .1s :.s ost sSs
Stores; gIH0tyn near Fulton EfffT5y AApgTT kArpELL
IL superior and original C.sup made from The pulp Of n
tch Chinese noted for il and dssoS sed
es Cen S az
@ Is
aS
It will be sold retail the Family Groceries at the veyy
Fl y sf Front ast os Ses YORK
pOARDING IN BLEECKER srREET-Two gentle
Be- .esom%Sd.sd with @
bed attached and full board" IN 3 spar
'c ~ m aaron place Apply =" p'''' " gyms 49,
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BOARDING IN A FRENCH FAMILY at Williams
ID bughA Professor of the French Language having fur.
nhed with ELEGANCE and comfort large and beautifully fin
the Peck slip, wishes to accompodae, for the summer
The situation Of the delightful in the neigh.
borhood Of New York. commanding extensive view Of
Lessons the French language and music re-
Wamsburgh or at the 5h house left side in South Eighth
street, leaving the river which is between the secondhand
third street, the Peck slip ferry, Williamsburgh
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BOARD IN THE CUONTKY.

BOARD IN The CUUNTKY.
FEW families be ccommodated with board at Of
"A the delightfully."- situated and healthy resi-
dences in Orange county mile from the Hudson Rive!
landing Comwshe best steamboats, land daily TO and
bic home those who wish spend The sumner in the coun
please inquire of A. B. D. Sands corner Fulton and Will
liam Streets r. Sinclair 435 Houston streets O. IL King 92
Broadway a2o I'm src
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
EDLsdies and Gentlemen having any cast on or super
price for the same, by sending noe by calling on the
subscriber his residence, through the post, which will
be punctually attended to.
~ ii. DE BOER, ny Canal St, up stairs
N. B. Ladies' can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer.
Old stock and job goods bought, Of description aud
amount. lmy26 30t~r
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+ AMps- 0IRANDOLEsAND HALL LANTHOkNs
IN ali their extensive and ssmrSae
doric and outdoor lamps oh cut and PLAN globes
eimnsys French snd A%sesI srS ndas Tor
Lamps gilt SFo1:iSS ri EE SiDi.Y'di s Canals.
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UANO-Balance Of the cargo of brig Virginia from South
" America, from analysis superior TO any other Kind m
the market For sale Inlots to suit purchasers Trappeis
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HAIR, DYE.


MO ElUAL.-The Improvement Of 1846-ALEXAN
~ DERs TkICOBAPHE which instsnsneously colors
elastic. Of youth and warranted either wash rub off,
soil the skin The proprietor since its improvement
sents it the public nth the utmost confidence having
equal, and as perfect dye.
For sale by Rushton l. Co, Broadway; j. s. Aspinwsl
William Johnson Moore Taylor, Maiden lane and
A. d. Sands, New York and by the sole agents for the
United States X. x. q. A. WRIGHT,
at0 Imsrrc Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-16

FRIDAY Apul, 10.
g. -eele morning he weather wa.
e5.ial# #aaz.
e. Ta. asisol lie steamer Nr0 Eng.
Iali NJ mi pIeo~e accept oar thanks ion
la.s f...34 =7 papers.
illl# SAttA WIS ia Wheeling at La
~ La1ar-b Pos.
~ Ha#P5st a- +, 5efzsaaJ5 8aef fellow
5ta= tatai this many dag. He Is
sa4asal a soldier aaI aa.ia4
al30s by experience III, diff
f4Tt-- M ballet lrias
Aat}= BOAT.
a.8. aais 5. .sajil steamer IL. W. Srs.
5aft iaga Inst evening from tls
f3e I'll EsaeA,ea & Dtfavv.t be
ealeftaatH make stscv
lt. .s' ta- l4y. Iii. oae oflse
..4t- aa= lie f.tsr. aatush have
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.sslti IS owner.
ea I4e -tochs Al on vari.
bat, tas. vii Be noticed
aa2# s9.S
Ia s-He ia,fte The ma
i7l s,-tae advertisement hea5af.
mont Br.ace c4mu5Hr,
stt that Whatever facilitates
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aud t's SAFE u lie 9.ls, d9z
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

o. Extract from Professor Atlee's Valedictory
Address to the Graduates Of the Medical Depart.
ment of Pennsylvania College, for 1861.
IL has been well oaid that knowledge in the
hands Of good man, is like the bulwark erected by
the patriot against an nsidious foe knoxIedge in
the hands OF bad man. is like the sword of the
assassin, used only for destruction. This is par.
cularly trne of our profession. Its usefulness aud
only solid security lie in the virtue Of its possessor
in the cultivation Of such principles as will make
Improvements, discoveries, and inventions IN medi-
cine, blessi gs, not evils. TO society. Consider H.,
therefore, your first duty to cherish tha, holy feel
ing Of the heart from which good actions spring
Remember, you leave these walls, possessing either
the bulwark OF the patriot or the sword Of the
sassin If the former. then you destined for an
useful aud noble purpose-if the latter, far better
had our institution crumbled to the siusi ere The
name Of "PenHsyiranid Medical College" was in.
scribed upon its columns. But, gentlemen, wheth-
or your purpose will be for veal or for depends
mainly on yourselves. You are, in certain de-.
gree, the arccrs of your own characters destinies
and fortunes Possessed Of proper principles, you
will be guided through all difficulties aud main
tanned IN the direct aud path usefulness and
emlnence. All men are bound by the laws Of soci-
ETY. to regulate their coduet by vrtuous principles
but there are perhaps none in whom these are re-
qusile more than in the physician. He, before all
others, permitted to enter into the sacred privacy
Of families; and, therefore. he. above all others,
should not only be pure, but beyond suspicion
lie mngles with all classes, at all times. and in all
pdces-hls department should be exemplary TO all
a stumbling block to none. Pure morality should
shine where brighter than in the actions Of a
physician. Where is it more essential! To his
hands health and life are often blindly entrusted
and where is the tribunal. except conscience, that
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

CREATING THE GALLONS BY MEsMERIsM,-The
city of Pittsburgh is Just now excited 10 consider
able degree, by very singular subject, being no
other than report, firmly believed in by numbers,
that Reidel, who was TO be hanged there a couple
of weeks since, for numbering his wife, and who
was reported to have committed suicide III his cell
the night previous TO the day fixed for his execution,
did not thus voluntarily cheat the gallows by his
own act, but mesmerized into coffin and out
Of the prison. Some go so far 10 say that he has
been seen alive in Louisville Since his reported
death The story goes, that leidels counsel is a
man who is capable of exercising powerful mag
netc influence over any person upon whom he
chooses TO exercise il that during his intercourse
with Reide he had accidently discovered that he
was highly susceptible 10 the mesmerc influence
The idea struck him that by this means he might
escape Arrangements were made accordingly
A quantity of blood was conveyed 10 Reidel IN his
cell, which he was directed 10 throw the floor
strong dose OF laudannn was left for him TO take
exactly as the town clock toed a certain hour, i'm
mediaely aller taking which he was TO cut his arm
| TO keep UP appearances, and 10 place himself will
| the blanket-rope about his neck The powerful in
Auence Of the magneizer was then brought 10 bea
upon the system Of the prisoner, and by this means
together with the laudanum which he had taken, h
was thrown into state resembling death, and re
| manned in this condition until he was taken ava
in the colfn by his brother, on Friday afternoon
the mesnerc influence was then thrown of, an
the escaped prisoner left Such is the story.
throws the reported mock suicide Of John 9. Co
quite In the shade.--N r. True San
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

Tue MEXICAN LADIEs.-The following extract
from letter of George w. Hughes, Captain of the
Typographical Engineers, will interest sumo Of our
readers -
The women are rather under what regard as
medium size, slight in figure, well formed and
graceful aud while few are beautiful. many fihem
while young are good looking aud agreeable
Their hands and feet small, with well turned
ancles.. They have generally white teeth, good
mouths, magnificent black eyes, and glossy black
hair, in the dressing Of which they daily bestow
much pains.
They appear to be amable and kind hearted, and
are said TO make good wives aud mothers They
are clearly in their habits for most Of the towns
and haciendas being situated on running streams.
they have every advantage for bathing, Of which
they avail themselves most literally, without en-
numbering themselves with much superAuous cloth
ing Their usual dress consists Of thin slippers,
without stockings, cloth petiicoat usually red and
chemise, which expose more Of the person than
is, in most countries, considered TO be consistent
with due regard 10 modesty but this is the custom
of the country, and moi disposed 10 criticise IT,
With a rosary around the neck, and gold ear
rings, and you have The female costume complete.
When they 60 abroad. the rebosa is generally worn
by all Mexican women, its quality depending on the
condition Of the wearer. To their ordinary domes-
tic duties they add the weaving of rebOsas aud blank
cts. The latter worn by them, as an outer GOV.
ering, aud is literally "a bed by night, garment all
The d ~ Many ofthem are of fine texture and Of
great beauty OF figure and color. Their prices
| vary from SO to S75, and even to 500. Many o.
the better class Of females are well educated and
accomplished ladies'. who would grace the saloons
OF the most polished capitals.
The weather. class live in style Of great luxury
aud have seldom paraken Of more elegant am
sumptuous entertainment than al their hospitab
boards. The services OF china are beautiful ant
rich the courses following each other in rapid sue
cesson, and the table groans with the profusion Q
meats. fruits, confectionery, and wines, piled upo
it, A gentleman whose curiosity induced him
count the courses at dinner, assured me that the
exceeded twenty in number