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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-03

The LATE FhRsHET AT THE SOUTH. I'VE have
no very definite information In regard to the ex-
onjury sustained by the esna from the late eshst
but the vague that have reached justify the
apprehension that IL has been very serious and
quently that navigation must es for time Dscsssa
rly suspended. The smbsnkment, We have already
esrtainsd has given way been swept on at various
points H. however the dams locks, asueduots sulvsrts
So have been strong to resist the viosuoe Of
Hood the work may be repaired within comparatively
brief period and at cost within the power Of the COM
what all must have been prepared however 10 fear that
the residents in the James River Valley have suffered
great loss by the overflow OF their lands The village OF
ted, and the loss Of the inhabitants very heavy We
learn too that the beautiful bridge At Elk Island erect
cd 1t heavy cost by the late Randolph Harrison Esq,
OF course been swept OF by the dssolstng tide. At
Lynchburg informed, the river attained height
beyond oil former precedent resulting In heavy osseste
persons within reach Of the waters.
other serious disasters As to the canal far the in
tsllgspce sxtsnds the dams and locks have not been
seriously injured. The injury between this city and
Msdsns Adventure Falls IL 10 supposed can be repair
in about weeks Fears entertained that nsvi
gstion will not be resumed ior many weeks"
I'VE are glad to hear that the James River Canal Is
safe important points which gave way under the
fresh Of 1912. Msjor Gwynn and Mr. Rains have gone
up the works to make personal inspection far
Lynehburg. Ia this way shall be able TO have very
sstmsts Of the amount Of damage in the
Of wssk."--Ri hmo"d papers, LIST mat
The heavy rains Of Tuesday and Wednesday have
raised The North river to much higher point than 1t
was known In the recollection OF the oldest oitssps
The water 10 "a O'Clock Wednesday EVENING" within
Of the island IL covered and the river still rising We
saw one house hostng about in the back water tied oy
rope and large stable turned nearly around The do
quantity Of -four corn and timber, has Gostsd past
We fear that morning will reveal an awfu
scene OF dssolation. -Lerington (Vd) Gag. Nsp 49,
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Cleared.
sIsa Ssfinss eSsa L,h
Biz. Aaa'ns ssos AZ HS.1
DR. Dsnl; Massachusetts Bsues', Charleston. e.
seh'ssHsnnsh. wsodnsn. Csdi. Haronl M.neoek Mir;
ins! b.1 Ss:s sT
A,hslit rr%s do sToEa De nssss, Eleanor Ann Am.
S S s.. ss. H an ,as
SLOPPY glant. Heath, Piovidsuce.
shp q f.tTes Howe; Lv:rpso DC, 81 p,yit oxdsn
a.y. Smyrna and from Malaga sss passengers 10.
Erie S:s;s s:, A:: o s z &. C. "a.
ship &::'pA.. Vessels. Bremen. days. to Del.
ship Union, Foster, New Orleans, to Frost Hsl. Len
T. VIII Ss Ss
'hsHiSF whs signal with I nd si1%1nd
Ship South Carolina. Hamilton. Charleston dsy, to Geo
ship Marion. Thompson. Charleston days. to Durham
Bark AbsEs. lof PIynou.hl Iukle. Hamburg. A days.
Bark psaei weS.s.T Sof Bo.son, Mckenzie Amsterdam.
H.e ws 10 u = n %s
az. ssls 70
% as la % ;sa Of
SSS:' hence for Charleston Experienced heavy gale.
Bark spartan, (of boston) Cook Port Prince days.
master
B.'k Warsaw, Weed. New Orleans.
foItuguese brig Abru, Fncie Lisbon 10 days. with wine.
lie, To the master
u Y:: s:.s: :. 4.2 Iss NJ,
AND .%. a 81 sr a"% Es NC
Brig Almaa. Marsh. Curaeoa. with mdss to Foulks
Son
Brig Alabama HcusyS Apalschicola. "a days. - Suses.
CleMman 40. Mr. Foster. I'd mate, Knocked ever
board and drowned on the IS ut. .
Brig Manhattan. Doane. Mobile. DAYS, with cotton to
Noble Fowler Lubec days, with lath and plaster
Smith X Boypton.
British Triumph Peterscu Maitland. Ms a days. with
plaster, to Soulo Whitney K Co.
Schr Ira Bliss Hapss st Martins l8 days. with 5000 bush
els salt 10 Durand & Co.
schr R w brown Francis, WILMINGTON NC. with naval
stores, Brown Detoset.
Schr Michigan Terry, Baltimore. johnson 4 Lowden.
Schr q J Jones. Locke, Baltimore, TO X Demils
Schr Anoinete Alexander Cheryfeld IL days. Smith
schr C Brooks. Roshrook, Fall River.
schr Antilles, -, Thomaston.
Schr Fortune, - Thomaston.
schr Marietta, Beal, Boston.
2ships, . barks sbrxs.
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BALTiMoRs, Dec z, l847
Failure Of the Ponsys and the Msiis-An impor-
tant Railroad Improssmenf- Commerce of Baiti-
more-A fine Present-IAs Prssidsnt's Nee
sage, &c.
The heavy rains, and accompanying freshets,
At the South, have not only interfrrsd with the
mails, but have actually barricaded the roads
against the pony express" which has failed to
come through two days in succession. I presume
the Postmaster General 10 delighted at the failure
Of the pony express TO come through on these
two days, as il gives him good excuse for the
failure Of his slow line with the mails.
Mr.. John Layhae, one Of the engineers on the
Baltimore a. Susquehana Railroad has invented
a ne " railway break, by which the engineer can
bring the whole train to 4 stand at fifty yards
notice. The engineer can throw the whole
power of the locomotive on the breaks Of the
different cars when there is danger of collision
thus furnishing an improvement that, 1t gene
rally adopted, will save hundreds of lives every
year.
The arrivals at the port Of Baltimore during
the month of November, have been as follows;
From foreign ports, five ships, eight barks, TWEEN
~ briggs, and fourteen schooners from coast
wise ports, two ships, ten barks, twenty-three
briggs, and ninety-hve schooners During the
same month there cleared for foreign ports forty
three vessels.
Mr.. Forrest has presented to James A. Wag-
ner, Esq, Of this city, a splendid carriage aud
horses, costing $1,000 In Mr. Forests early days,
Mr.. Wagner assisted and encouraged aim in his
career, and this present is given an evidence
of the gratitude and friendship OF the donor.
Washington that the House will be able to elect
Speaker on Monday, that the President will
not put his message in the Speakers hands until
Tuesday.
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COMNIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
SfOnk Market

BALTIMORE Dec $1,000 Maryland SIS, IS; United States
So, 1867 closed 1o0< asked for the opening 100 bid
Treasury s loo asked ss,. bids Maryla.d IS clo.ed
an. M Ohio asposS shares ss .sied . Sd 0'o
BosroN Dec l-Br0kers Bsard-2 shares Boston and Pro
vdence kAiroad lol4 Boston aud Worcester Rail l8
rad 1so A as E:sdnE R.ilIo ga Es..srn Railroad
Fchburg Railroad Rights2 20 do 81 100 East Boston
Gom b3d 1915 - do l,h $50 East Boston pyidends
esH; $SUs Reading KR Bonds, 1850 70k AZ .a.ctionl0
Boston and Maine do asX PEI cent advance 70 Vermont
and Mss.ashu.sts Do per share: 81 do new stock
Merchants Bank $50 shsre Traders do 80
share 20 City soa9oh shares Granite do $7
$soso Albany Bonds. payable 1876
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Mr.. Randolph, Mr.. Follsnsbee (supsrseded BY
Mr.. Whitney,, Mr.. Richard Washlngtou, Major
Dade (late warden Of the Penitentiary, and sup
posed at one time TO be the heir OF the Town
send estates in England. which would have
been nice PLAN tor the Major); Mr.. Upton, Q
whig reporter, and farmer in Fairfax, and some
others
PosrMAsTKR.-Mr. Johnson will be the demo-
cratic nominee for reelection; Mr.. Mccormick,
ruled out bv Mr. Johnson, will it is said, try the
game of Ro WAND for an Oliver. We had sup
posed Mr.. Mccormick among the deceased, be
has been still of late, but il seems he has been
watching the current Of events with an eye to
the main chance. This is the universal rule, and
lucky is he who succeeds in his expectations Of
a fat office, after having tasted and been ruled
off from the pap. We admonish Mr. Johnson to
keep q tight eye to the windward.
There are some twenty-five or thirty subordi-
mates of the House who are also trembling in
their Shoes. Most of them, If not all, were
appointed by Mr.. McNulty and Mr.. French, and
are, therefore, justly supposed to be tinctured
with the objection of democracy. There are
sundry active. expectants looking out for their
places and they are perfectly right, therefore, to
be on the qui viue.
Among all these candidates of all sorts, the
members, as they arrive, find warm and hearty
Incidentally, the wimot proviso will hardly.
be made serious question in the election OF
ofhcers of the House, though alter that work 10
done, there is a prospect, humbug though thus
provlso be, that il will, in connection with this
Mexican business, break up the old organization
OF parties, and fuse them into sectional re-
organization. Ailons. The DocroR.
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THE NEW YORK H EkALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
Observation-Disclosures 1sIousAHp.

DAILY HERALD-EveD Gay, Pie. cents per COPY
~ rs pev aspum-psvsbe b advance. Ts European sab
scrhsrs BY 0vs shirs $l psr annum include the
pestage, which has to be prepaid.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every ssturdsy--Psics ~
copyt2 t2x cents rannum-payabe in advance To
nsrspssn subscribers by steam ship, IS Per in
GLADE the postage,
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Fnce ~ eens Per eopy-ss snnum including porsgs.
tons and will be rsssiyed By Mess, Sag
John Miller the bookshelf, Lond N.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERfLD-rubished the
LIST Of ypyNIy Of each ycar-sirgle copy srpence.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At the usual price,a'wsys essh in
manner The proprietor viii notbs Responsible for error; thsi
fRiNTiNd q eli ti.d. .u.ess.d beautifully and wisn
Asgpetqh,
All tssssu or aennuztssess By nail, si&sssss1 - Dc
sSV nH SsassS1 IN a. sIsssss,ss .sssS sssisss1
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csrtained, the quantity cannot be foretold; con-
sequsntly an assessment could not be laid accord
ing TO the law az IL now stands on our statute
books, The annexed draft Of law (the one
printed abcve) Is respectfully submitted for your
action, with the hope that your honorable body
will grant the relief desired"
Ia the Senate. this afternoon, the printed bill,
which herewith transmit, entitled can act to
amend an act, entitled an act TO provide for the
waters Of the great Western lakes to lake Cham
plain,'" passed May l4th, lS45, was briefly vim
dicated by Mr.. Beekman, while the Senate were
in Committee OF the Whole. The bill was not
matured.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY Acadia, from Boston-W Benson
Mrs servants aud three children, two Price,
M. shs!pe.s Miss Boxer and servant Bartlett, Jaf
f, sad u; S,Setl'X NsS h:ehsofi and
WaS; IShs Smith = Msehsll Grant, f,0yoS. :
CARROLL d Mannvst, Capt Bradshaw, PAudeon, A g Mu.
aey. w Sargent Cart Price. tsdd, sstaalaId. w
p.et.os, Hall. Rode1 Clsapley Mott = James
ply, John Hancock and lady, Lumas. James Their,
Steles, G Barker.
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Ship Victors-Mis Cornell, Of Bangor-2o3 in
the steerage.
8REMsr-Shp Westpha,ia-Mesus Post Trowt. Hsbbick,
Reif Erhard Miss Lubbers, Miss Herzai the steeAgs
NEW ORLEANs-Shp Union-Mn Livingston. Mary Ann
Fitch Catharne titch and John Skrvng orphan chdren)
and take them ia chaEe.
MosILr-Bris Msn6attan-Mrs Hughes and child.
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ID ASonsss ss FVr II. yss Dr. Bale.
ss :::s. md sss k. L
ed aer long continued sue4s which he had endured With
nIscuiousy redeemed from hopeless. misery ssasa him
circle Of HI and friends By tSsm with
he invaluable pnaees which he owed his restored
m:s which
Ss
psndency ard DEATH and e;tabshng condolences in their VI
pferns Of sansliy relieved, imporunatsy
to make them zen anowa to all the fstss Of the %y
the Of these b!tters Thus writes: Il would seommsa
be ma acquainted with its virtues. and thereby confer
blessing on ne community at large Another yho had sup
establish .aeneies for the sale q in ali The large elite;
a asS sss %'s' asssssia; your Hs%,.as
Of and entire 81 y Ts
the great change hs, made in me- perfectly satisfied
is good qualities. and when you know how much benefit h.,
sS Ia
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from their friends alone the PIos,.er b. bee.
a
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f.ssa H:s: S; ;s. esss
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OF saS hs
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feel hs z e1to tn, same too hghy NATL, s.s S
seif entirely fesvsd Sncio.sd & twssty d.Isr. which
with highest regards, you will please accept bat as
pfss &c sSS sGs
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% WIN s
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toned s!,sT 70 re- mus, .onf.:. had .h Then
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on csg%s ;s:'; ssl:s :' ss'is
9sars IL . 1SaS ssra. :s:e:s
East o:"S . :as ... AiS
HysHSs .crr.T Third Street nd 10 Ay;su.
country, supply Of this article Of Indispensable necesitv
change Of climate e which tsuds 70 promote bilious
Encouragement should be accompanied with remedy
snd r,stnrve Of the hillary organs 70 healthy eondre1
BLAKE'S Aromatic Bittey Of priceless worth such
persons; should innate variable and danger
GU, our2 be without supply check ths prcges OF dis
much humsn frns may be avoided and health so init
ed M I2teodsrc
u OOFiNG-OLD TIN ROOFS made tight for ~ cents
~ pefoot New roof Of roueh plank covered for cents:
roofs q f.ctorss lge buildings q Is
per square and warran,sS goawisa Patent Premium ny
ght mud durable aroof References and Specimens GOOD
WINS Chmney Pot Factory, 20 West Broadway Between
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r EcTyREs ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. n

L faHSaHiL os Hs%sSSShEs::
psTs e. 30
:ss: % sss q
ssss%,n
s snss S,s ~ o5 the IS iaT TO-
asa Broadway and III; other principal book sore. in the
VOIGHTLAENDERs QUICK .DAGUERREOTYPE
Instruments, with four times ntsnser light; lenses Of
ss,:.: i$s sl!s i.assns:% ss.s:;; S,'s$.:,
Orion HAVING i%:s arrived from fsf: Il. y
nanSea. His " the
floor Of rs street will Be open from 10 to o'clock
III sfss' VIII De disposed OF 'n' ma'a'e'nR 'es
MoDEs Z. s.;|,, 0HH aI
aud Wedding dresses ncS head oinamsnt: and cap. for
:Gs. ow.n ;nc fs.ney article: wi.. hats
Paris bv every French steamer. ns staw lstsr
NsyELTIEs FOR THE HoLlDAys.-Frsa.riek A
% sS 's %
$ 81 y.
& s R :ns Isf .
Puns G;6a casss Wos BS5s: 5s U.;,
s. f:sls.sa moving Tcy. &C. ''
n,2 sfeodis.rc
!. %.,sAs %
SALE at very low prizes selected ,nvooe .. ns pewe5 pat
;:;
oas. sseor csse &c coa.aay hand
o :;; al: 4ss' oA''' Dc F'nd' AMIDST I"is ~''''nd
NEW UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PER STEAMER:
IN. Ssee h5s a Sdd. in &c.
AL in rich color, also Satin Lane: var with
paerus Of Curtain pins rich Tsssels &C.;
ss; rs ~
.s ..a Sso
way. opposite the Park ms t,tsre
MEyIIN yIHaIAAR GILDED BRASS LE1'TEk{S g.. FOE
s s: 81
the eity~wheh bnancy Is warranted 70 stand exposure
S. $ sh a. Tiy r. s 70 s'E n
~: ;s::s Scout, On &:
D0JBLE GUNS AND INDIA H IIs. LlNEsI I'VE
Canton Also for sale low double runs
am: and s:ss :s1s s:
;sd
TRAvELLI NG TRUNKS. &eT ;H CArTNACH;
...oramsns Of TfusSs vsi:s.. Carpet B.s, and s.eh
f., : Ap p article o. sIs Lii Fa
s. s Hi r %:s 2 .sc.. % W. In
meeting q III. scci;,y held II. ash Of October is,,
Mesrs Dem nlco the President made his report Allowing
Ii. following rs,ut Reesipts-From hundred s.d ninety
subsebs o1l7o 10: interest honda, $500 donatsns
fines and sundrics s47 57msking t3cs o3 ExpenssPsd
for bread wood and coal 10; asssaoes In cssh $se
France travelling the interior priniir
nc S,5s mst.s s1st9 l3-Lesving balance Of sals %
The eonitfee Of eleefed for the 1871 and
a. follows Messs Eugene Leuthen, President L. 3.
nsue ist Vice Presidents Charles gonnane I'd Wee frss
conmi.ssIE i, Rayps,s w. Bsraqs Il ISlg
w. Barv JcseLh Michel Aristid.s Martin. Physicsns-
Mesws Berger Trudesu Legrand Ksemmser. De Sam aud
B. dnier Apothse.r v-Mr. John Milhau. d2asm
LHRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HICHARD's Acs-
DENY, iss Broadway: lessons in the French, Spanish,
Italian Gemau and EnGIish LANGUAGES after and prsc
teal system before exhibited in this country Special
teachers employed for each Language An astonishing
80 per quarter Private Lessons so per quarter RICH
ARD Director fths Academy al ift~rc
T6yV3cAENEWsa3n ssS;sss MAJ To- a: sEsss
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Foreixn l,nporxntiunr.

LivEnrooL-ship st Patckso snxs and Is casks ofhard
ss: .ss
Tia plates Pheip: Dodge est IRON roller.
"
Ger. sa's 80 %
:a Corn Cofa,ea H6Ss sasss iron Ras: @
GO
s sh ss on
chest JOSEPH MeMunsyso yellow met. 81 erce' soda
u yiee.i,-s Rossns,u.es Denis. bt
so.s.nsss chs ZsrieE-s bk!s ssitono es soviss
%tts-s T. Sdisr,4'o sku Euslsr,.i3 H Coanely-i
Merriam K Bernardo So 8 stsner-i' b varetHtmbsr
Sssa%s CO.; co tas, s lays Slea1,s SI San
some: Homes Lviyg.ton-2e Ahrnfsldt13 Boury diver
Bake DO ss.siass Th s sri1
SEQ! sauh;S.ds s S.S6.sds Shad-! Lou, BE-.
Jt sis.rIt sssdvs 9's:' ' SsS
s'ss 9spas. it ss ss s s.
CMoriet-75bt champagne ychrsrs Koop eos es ssse
$apSss -oy,is sI:%,asSE Sp.sss sfsss.sssi ]
Chtsadsn Bii.s",O Reese sons@a MAJ: "a Stew
Mssc z r1a's Bon.
ders COZ do j Boyd-25O tons coal Zeresa Cos,
HAvRE,stip Hsctor-5a3 burr stones N W Livingston
Wfttsoss hrs I sSs
les. 3 Of rhldephs-5 Moran I.ei.so asks yellow
sros-i es JARVIS CcnnevaaS5 csis 5s, b.. srei
coIt K.1tzer-4v Ahrenieid-a LoescRisi & Wsisen.
6os%5 % U%Ss
GSs :, Madame eh
Victor Hchsis.s25 bit ehampasne Renaaid Frsncois
D. sa:i e iSs e..l, Made.
Do 80 eSPfh,.s Pipes ESsn
g sulphuret copper d Fondenchel2 do pickles
Y-m.pal box silver pla iona, ysleman-I do Harlem oil
ways Henry smh-s brs mde bbls mace 200 sfs coffee
40 sips. gin ls ado DO g.g lin; r 10 order der , p.
Enc Ro.eaf.ds ios-i Twill wLn.oa. s,s
:on CO. q Bo.toac1 E9lasr Mullg.n13 HuEhe: Ward
pier col boz Schultz L Bl,dorn-a boxes msnNW
irn Ss, @ case, sony col p.ss
HAMsuno-Bsrk Abasan-i. cs r D Mulle,-a .wedeies 4
Tsy.2I cs. rhe RI Dodge CO.. {, sehle:.i, esra
.pei,sr De. Arts hsa:ena BoaIv dvslaois so~is
pkgs H Boksroi trunk Rnck Eck.lisn-lc,G James
Bmns Hsstedao? pits sDel!er 40 bis enchsn Unksn
lis esks c. Mar co3 boxes Bre
dsmiohn: wnteIhoG Pip.r Kreis3, Pills speiter cs,
Dbl ! boz c.k a37 dewijohnst to order
m.Sos.ny man g to. loswood Kossirs CO sr.
coffee NJ smith-.e dos rags IS do Messenser-l2l
Grssis Ds%laesS n. iorwooa Fss Speman
MALAr1As-Bark Ann Louisa Wight-3e hid sugar Spot
phS Ts..s1 s9 %, h6 ID go b.. T.yer e9Ss
ton 50 do derces honey $4,000 Young Hawkins
| MAI4rIis-Bat Hecl.-soo brs sugar woolsey 4 Wool
| sey-s dozen pine spnles IN master
INN, essac ur.v~r~s.ss.n.
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Domestic Importatlons


NEW ORLEArs-Ship Union-lls0 pigs lead II Rogers 4
ea-233l DO Hnat, Lees co4s3 bbfs w Habenshamlo2
90 Averi, eoLai sstou.-ssT Bsekwh.asc Good.
HMth,m.72j Millsr-3a L HLl-loo H II Boroe'.-3C
Bsl-35l bbls tn order.
NEw OHLE,rs-sh Csena-3c bis cotton @ Lererich--
~ VOL Bshep-@2o g lead Heran, Lees COLL
bis cotton Sprsgue Robinson co1oo do r Ri odes
LEO DO Orsz, Taft eol5oo pigs lead Roger COLI
hhds tobacco Boorman johnson eoS bis King.
ford-I boz 0sscosae Pomeroy3o hhds sugsr Ooodhue
eos eks SKIS hhds beeswsx ManRsp. McCling ce-2i6
bis cotton HolbIook, Nelson co7 hhds snrgar Nor.
gan ee-l@a kegs 20 ties lard Meyer stuek.r-I boz
bIrd- Schaupp Cot pks II Sands-ii7 hhds sugar
Bmw Iico hhds molsses stursess eo-iso pigs lead
strsehm Seo-ls hkds molssses Spoord Tileston co.
hid, lard Meyer strkesso hhds mossses so hhds su
gar Roberts Wamsso bis 100 hhds molasses 70
order
ArALAcHcoLABrig AIabsma37 brs tobacco is3s, states
81 hifer BrotheTss bis cotton Dnks Msal bxs to-
bscco= cs do Center COLO hsss hides Dbl.
Thomss-ts e.le. cotton Holsrook Nelson eo-at SKIS
pess Talmsn--t cs tobacco HOPKINS Alen-Ii Allen
h Minns-2 br tsbsc 2 80 bale. cotton to order.
CHARLesroN-ShiP Maron-1t7 casks rice Brown De RIOS
,st eo,o1 bales cotton sprasue Robinson cor DO
80 Po',Ts2 bale. y.m w Mott. Jr-2s DO W Field
bbls Thompson Jr-2o pkss 10 order.
CHARLEsTor-Shp Sonth Csrolina-3s obs rice Brrk,
r:ysrs es:; sc,to, Hjek: ~ AZ spnfus nosinsca
issthsf 9 ALsupp-N bbls deua nd sSadnss 10 ssdss.
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E YD snS s.sa 6s. s.i: :na
JON: NC; Isl ~"
CLOAKs-CLOAKs.-1'he. subscriber D.ss ..ye @ call
- the .tssn q sde. to h' present .tcst Of Cloa..
now Hi.o, long :sus.: sSsw:. great variety
sss:: is''. ss
'TNHhM FIVE DOLLAK SUITS ..Ousi.! Q! cloth coat,
M S
a.s9 ..s M.n of Nassau 'na
w William street opposite I'll. Wy WS..haso. Stores. h:
s ss s,
richly worked silk op overeoau made 70 nsssurs at the
very y, san: prices which they are sold ready made
WINTEK CLoTHING AT IOsT.Eos., Cost: .ad
every other :;ss sMfhs
loa Fulton street opposite the Dntch Church n23 IN.m
;.:,sSs Js.:s Viz Arm: C., SsisS sh:y ds:i:
SS:a1 oss
s.us t .ddrs.as ns sSro1Sn he pos, once oI
Ohs.w.. will be attend at their rssidsness per appointment
I EFT OFF CLOTplNU AND tUHNITUNE WANT.
ED.Lsds. and sps%ss having 'rgsrGaou' eject.
Ss' Ss; :,'sSs
stairs Ladies can be attended 10 by Mrs J. Lsveustyn
SECOND HAND FURNITURE AND CLOTHING
y WANTED-Lsdiss or Gentlemen having any super.
Fuous or e,t an Clothing Furniture dispose Of
tain price for the sane BY sending for the ubscr
he attended 10 LADIES' be attended by Mrs Cohen
NJ s. COHEN, 50 Duane street N. b. Old sock or job
goods boreht In any amount n23 I2tsrc
NREAT BARGAINS IN UNDER CLoTHING--J.H
NJ SCOTT "a Nassau has ia and is daily
ceivpg from The Shakers and other celebrated
large supplies OF superior Undershs Drawers snd sochs
(thoy shrink In wsshnG whch he retail
ssh supply of his 81 50 shirts which be war.
rama @ regsrds ntnG and supscr woskpsusAp reysons
peste "a HsGs1 el5sss nseiNsM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-03
Herald Marine Correspondence.

-PHrLApELrHIA, Dec . M..Arved- Banks Gov Briggs
Hset, Boston; Anna Reynolds, Ma thews do; Delaware
Fisher Dc; E.: Nicssr:on dol brig: rssonoeIs BrsyeI
ton: swan Bny do; sch, Wyoming Willard Bangor; Moses
Burroughs, New Haven Copia Sears, Glcuee Henry
Payson Crowell Boston; Richmond Hartford do; Gwenem
Perry, do; Clever, Cook NYork; Wcscustogo, do
VIM james, Cannon. do.
fellowship Robert Burton Ocean. Livsrpoc bark Var
mouth, Marks. NOrleaus; brgs Perkins, Gkey. Prov
dcnce Martha kr.msn Dennison do; Home Baker Boston,
Michigan, CrOwell, do.
Clsared-Schs Geo Washington, Wnslov, Nantucket Ma.
~ Patterson, Bateman, Dishton; Charlotte. Somcr Prov
denee.
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIPS ONEIDA for Have ISAAC WRioHr for Liv
erpoo and the enINcE ALERT for London having been
tainod by tho ncsmency Of tho weather. will sail this
ing Letter bags Gplns in the Exchange, and Ken
yonS. II Wall street.
BRIa ANooRA New York; Mann from Liverpool with
Of cos bound Philadelphia ashore the 10th
u Island Beach, about miles Of Barnegat Ghs lies
head half fall Of the tide ebbinE and flowing into
her. expected she will be- lost together with cargo
The wreck master board at the last accounts.
srrAMER GENERAL LAFAYETTE, hence for Norfolk put
into Delaware Beakwater the soth repair having carried
away smoke pipo
PoRr Bosror-Avals and Clearsnces during the month
AF Novs