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Fashionable Cupcs .sno Goitars.
Wtusrutg MoENsD MHu o. iria
WARD ~ jenkins.

tnNbtnuHbiC fupr~ ana utiNr~s
Wtusrautt MoEstsD. MsHu -. 1riI
WARD ~ JENKINS,
|Nr.tasrprl 'g u N J,a.,,rsI
IL AVE- received by express. from tho North
. irvoee OF 300 worked G. 10. nni r.lf. nv sptur
aD~s om,ni rspu.yo vaney OF pin'rns and pr-,s
y New raof, c.,..nr every taya, wtrp JESRtNs
Hh'i fszir square. Main st
'EIN PLATE. BLOCH TN AND sPELTER.
y. 300 hrtrs ,r arI Eoonua ria
do Iiuc. In
tor Z.nc slrIt.r. FOR .1fr BY
NIB woRInAw. M.CgruRE go.
slOrATOIs, roo NTOTS--wc have ou band a lot n
pf"e M'rsc' and Orange Potato
TO the dicS---iscautiIuJ slipper az
~ tic pair.
'ENllE subscriber hls just received another sup.
ry Of hd HHi Mrofcp 7LI. rrf Trs or Hci1io-i and
We" riy n'ls "heh ~ wi n 900 ~ W. laf Tfayle aHrt
ehe" r"' faf ' iree i' LADIES' vii pse e1 .li or,iain
hfm aps ALEX uIit
IlL-TEggu sTIEL--5 pr. r.r,ieI STEEL t,,inr aos ,r
- nrty aptf DAVENPORT. ALLEs go
SARATOGA WATER Saratoga Water,
rrRcELL LAID. rmssyv
apo iDi Nup street
4 INF. LIVE. $50 ct-.s o. very superior
- lluma'iou iui. GU ,fd' o 30. O. ard i,, ss O.,
uh RtsEiT . WufriDtt
HtWPItN's GUPuUNID GArIPGsINE Ht IT.
~ STHs.
IhESE highly .pprovcd Lamps ior burning
'h@''a N 'suylile vh-h n. .lip-ror o. by oh.i
hsde TO i ordinary i.n Iiry .a safe az sss rflssi rl
way -, u. '''''i ''o., 80. s'.y ,y.n,.,
'lNM"tnY srEn-Vrosa ana No,hsra n,,h lrJ ,.ls
"h o. WILLIAM PALAGR
III ANs-2oo Ham 'mal sac %, smfy u.. fof sa@ ~
~ - WILLIAMS HhxttL
4 Me-LlNC-- ea.s, iam. ,a ,o,, .ni 10, .,s s,
- apH faNhtN a WHrrtHfE
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ENktSlt SiklNtr GOOibS-
Z boots. SHOES HATS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS. SC
No -. Wts MAN SJrcct-Nhoiesale and Retail JUDAH
Ny ERS receiving Spng stock
goods comprising general OF Boots Shoes
Trunks Camel Rag sc, al Of vi ch have been
the Gvuural and be- sold Retail
v'ry advance puurtug
from country n-roUis buy rcnral
OF hi goods, y regards quail
~ pucr, tlNcuy any other h,s,
, Nrra,a JUDAH MYERS
wholc>al' and Retail dealer B,o;s. shes Hat &C
No -. Vet Natn Sp.t
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RUBERT NUT1T

House sign Painter mud Ginzicr
fsrt aasr tAf GfsAasFs Ra-k, hisng-a, pF-rtass,
further supply Of Paints oils C"pcl aud oh-t
U varrshr. Brsshes and Blenders An
Aa-f.csn Wndnw Glass from sIiO
which desroa't rclior ~osk the
most reasonable terms.
IA atgc supply of Soap stone Paint fot sale low,
p.riot ut ShiRsed Roof RN
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IEeach1s Mcdicimcs.

Accompanying to above Woik The Remedies for The w
a'ea', dec'tcd therein and winch prescribed for the
IHraH %. kuYs r tho u1uis of
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SALAD OII-slpcror salad on "Iueea the bcs. Olive
- 90 IN u'c for isbc purposes Tor .ai~ BY
ap PURCELL. 4 LAnD IOI Main A.
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Great Itnrgnin- i'm Dry Goods, from Auction.
WARD & JENKINS

GTrat bargains i'm Dry Goods, from Auction.
WARD 81 JENKINS
- AVE opened this morning. April 10Th. the
y ~ flinr gois pgrri.si Aacto- ~ ov rr---
Nh''h WIN -rse 90 i.i1 FaH-, sr.,
VIII o. ~
tDr0 fIn-n Nag.i1. tar-a.r .1- I..-
1910 o n-r q ira. shHlrz u. ss-1,
80 fH--~s irsa i.r-rs f-1-l 40 Tor
t4l4 y. i---- ssf.-rll-s a erHlt ga-tt.
W. Iar - Lee h-r -.s s 4 z..-t
-7.r 49, Fsr~. rs.. sr- Iat... AZ.
-a--'u-Hs -r~- 49, s-t.t--. --s --ta- 49,.
49, -fl-- ----- .--1-l--f a. a.
,INf> t4ty 1sd~ thauPeied >hoe~.-Il- 49,
- r--~a .aa. t'.f DO -r .-- -.s.-. t-.
Doc -t- ---.s ---. ... lsa----.
-s@r slr-l Il- 49, -.1a a-zz-- - 49,
rfr ala rrA Hi.....-a- FOL
err .r.rr flsr.s--1-1 49, --s.-. -
tirr t--is rr -l~4 l-. --;-- D. s-c %.
flf- rrzl-- ..l.-. O.. ..1-s
al. fraHz
hnr-zt sl..l ..rtf -.-- .-. AZ
-....t ..-.ll Fst-tLr-
gtl.....Hr.-
E-.- o.. -.a
--ur .Hr.. .. 90 ..al. r al-i. d.. .-
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GARDEN SEEn

FROM GROWERS or ESOHrv REPTcgTyOy- ,,.u nan
Rf.NTED FRFSH .IJyD GENUINE
AZ Wholesale and Retail:
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NEW GOODS.
pINFORD n FRY, No. ll,b Eagle Suuar

pINFORD y FRY, No. li;b Eagle Square,
Richmond, Va. receipt sioss
Sprung and SlmRt Goods, rs
'assn"'c and NCsiinr var''iy Gloves f Hosiery; Cav
Sup1dcr Umbrellas; heauu French Df.ngs bra dc Bite
Cloth; tro,nn Cot onad-s Shestug. Pillow
Gaze NBi lfi.h lHsn rd uom"te runis every dcscnpoa
beautiful f. 90 fot children nam,ss Table Draper Table Ch,
aud Napkin, Towels ohcsp. Class, Biants Italian Fou,d
and other ard elegant Sk French worked
do Collars do Shawis, US,
arEes snd bsznuncs French g.,
Linen Carnbscs sui iuEhSS SS Ius;rc and Linen DO entirely
hruue Sin Gotten No.,ry; and plain Gloves
splendid Naeoa LustIr~. Together an
o'cr ARTICLES q b. fouud nTy Goods store. Whehwc oa,r
fricnt and th' public unusually Ha,lns
Iu5cha,cd orion
sell as oW they h- had this We
-T-c'u!s CoUSrEY TO rNamiau
our stock before purchasing ,l.s whec.
orters & ON hc county slai kavc pSompi attention.
No. 10 Eagle square.
uih 81 gtehusua Va
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T2 nuDS. ST CfoiS uni Porto Rico sugar.

~ HiiDS. 81 CfoiN uni Porto Rico Sugar.
y - laH smelly p5u.c quality
.n hnd- W. r"nr Inco'. pune quIhv
'n BAGS 90 Irr crH.u tlgItyfa fUI.f
30 90
.o blrc'- rat
3' OBJ I.urs CI.r V.r,rst
htw Bedford SPIN tauUss
~ r,ir.a ConI Ft Vh
"uI ti1rs -hu
ll,iers t.,-Rseoi,irs rod zoe sals by
r' W"FrnAN. MGRrnEa co.
wrs,e-
- 'o rss- r.ru. Green can..
.N ~ 90 Hu HU..,r.t,,sy .rI t,, ..,f.
WpEtnNM, MCErnEE 4 ga.
- tEniN AMI E SUGAR
- 2 HHis superior 30 Cor zurat
~ e." r'm' u io-tete,inr aud fif ..is
~ N"Eii'iN. MGErDEgk,p.
GNFEIN IUSE.--
- 1000 rt Of s.r ra,, ina CO. ,hs,,, r H.,
iHf trrrnlrrafsd %. nod Hcrs IN aui-t s,.r
stan apd slirtt, frf slr
mu WORKMAN. WGRunrp a CO.
Fltu mEtiir lsin,c ls year uaft boz, abt o. ,s-.
u. ate ArrN apu HiC1NRp HitI. Jr
NhWNn rLAHrEg-ia s,ts f,r by
- apef GORDON SKINNER
49, tEpiN HuotEie hi- fnuie Cfas sur,r receiving
~ apa WEIR BACpN 4 Cp.
q 'AtfrNEu ri.AsrGR-sua bs,s fot s,ety
= ap 20 nANENruEr. ALLEN q On.
RBtNE- tt~-Esccveg for ssicby
spip tNIurs BROTHER
IN'ErN HsGs JAVA CoIFEs.-rnns qusby io'
- 80 ~ app iNtoEs HRUrHER
EATRApPING PAPER-qtoa Resa,s s,usL douhls and
w f.tcn ysfu vtsrptnr Iapef fsf al. ny
spb DAVENPORT, ALIEN a 60
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Estrtv 10 Ggtg W.T.
T. t rnrntoet haf M ~ tsy q Ilngar, 1915 b.,y- me
DO. .~er Justice 81 the P-.er state m and for IA
eN ai"f-si personally apFltrd H,Hetc Green and MAD.
"at on ne Holy ErsHsaS o. Almighty Cot ulier. and
fact ''t f"ut tar above srt e,cats us, and t.
stated ~ys0ra Ls.or- Jesse tTDfru %
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GREENSBORO, Ala Sept. aOth, ls47.
The Cotton Crop.


your n.nar os IN. nth on,v rs,cbsd me vssterdays
i'~' p-Po Vi ~ ~ my ~ w
and article on the cotton trade Of the United State
deserves the thanks of the whole commercial commu-
n;,u =, ~. .orr,r I'm, q, ,ho cotton n.n,.r. q, ~
49,, ~, .
tcular Those csmeleon long crop' and short CROP
snecuators are taken off to the life and tho editor OF
~. Co..,.~ - r.a,,...~ o,.h, a. t,u.h :. III.
Tue Co"'" '"" H"q"'" oush' " p'u'n ~ MS
shameful ignorance or (what Ia worse psrversion Of
facs contained in the article ouotsd Having residsd
=, :. A.. . -. .. .
In 'n'' ps" o .ne country i0r tweh'yOur years ana
been engaged all Of the time In planting and having for
most tf that time chroniced all the of the
80. =. a, ...o..,,. =. .-.,u..s ...I -
seaSonS ieaSonHpy W oe ploSuneo na' can speak
as advsedy about them as the agent OF large English
house In the vicinity OF all street In the paragraph
quoted after admitting that agrest quantity Of rain fell
In July) he says, However we have now the satisfac
ton OF stating that there has been no rain Of
ment in the south since the 3lt OF July and we be-
eve, no rain at all in Alabama and the south western
give you verbatim iiterotim, my recorded remarks on
the weather In August and up to the 18th inst written
for own reference and not with the expectation OF
ever having to compare 1t with such false and pervert
ed article, In theEaquire,
August Every little cotton can yet be seen OPEN as
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!.
be s s sSs . Of
OVER we RICO GoA itG9 and OVER SACKS every
shade oftweed broadcloths, beaver and pilots.
AIso ias: assortment Of bushes: Sack. Froci
Goats, single aad double bIe ..ssd.
Tbs rev ,tyi6e S Sf sHAp COATS from 100 to }"
fS.aeh D :a 'Es black Ga
VESTS .;
sss sS%Saaas French h ds1nss sa
American Brosdclot Ca.:mer and ye.tns' which will
Dc maze up 70 1's ~" suit @s ~"i SIE SMITH
1875 ) ready for of La PsfiiionS No.
s Gss'nS three 4'f s: ss :as
kaRs s .a9 T:.:S:l
Of Cutting Not Courtlandt st. sal iNerc
GRICULTUKAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING
hoh 81 fisG'GSTt siT fESxsirB1rroN-A tn. .uss..o.
held S 's ss % Ss's ssr t ::
a, have 4,
: :Gsa Of aiding the cause Of oieu are
ysd of
q Hcsx sssd.%s oSeoss:
Easssi bsa'h' NM coyfps.y II. wadd'a.
s :Sii E;;ii$;sasy;... 4 rs D.ish.d.
.,,..... Edward c,Iis: .vDuvv
VIZ a.a al Il. s.s
ton of Ne,s, And AcScup T. the s.e Of Teas
Of aad Of GkSsn
R.rrnrscr. RI Nrw Yons..
N NS%.l Tiy' Collins. E.q R' fss.%
H HsSsS, z SS.. Co., E M"s & g Ps:
W d ti I.,SIss Co. w Sns b h5ssn
f"s v. w' Rs1
Savsa'iSa fsAT6. 6e%esav sIsD;Tsai %ste
bulldog, 1oa Te :n AID a. ~ Of
poration and inland navigation
gsss v.s y bs 1s:%i %'.R %: ,y''1'
# #:2 j S % s s;s:Is. E VA;
THOMAS s'S w. 'rHoRNE. rre.id.a..
N.B-The capital ofthis Institution i, now fall and with
Money to loan on bond aud mortgage. ,2tuc
TO Mds. S.y $ .s ss :. q.
s.as .. sI fs 81 !, :.
q nv y q asSa' to The
io I'll. co. coaTs carrie, & ,,et owe, s =. mean
:" .sss, ~ y b. BxciiE. snpt u cc,n Survey.
RLLlAHDs.Tss manufsetsIsr. rooms. loI playiaE and
@ ' :; s,'si rs iss % %
The End Cloth, balls. cue and French points Cor
sale
Mr. J. Horn, jun, and Otis Field connected with the
above and invite her ends and the public
IL. The above named popusr in their
busness--ther saloons are worthy Of patronage
sA 30tsrc
Two THE LADIES' kEslDENT AND VisITERs IN
,s.reetuy nys attention 70 thsir stock Of Lace Cspes
Bands Infants Waists Robes and Brooks Needework Col
lars Chemisets Handkerchief Cufs Sc TMlatan, swss
and Oigande Muslins Embroidered Muslin Dresses, Lace
ps.e: IA Bsr,h,es NC &c which offered very low
the city. large stock OF Dress Caps at one dollar each
~ B-No deviation In priees al 5oisrc
NJ EDDING AND BALL DREssEs-W SCOTT
W Co. No 3T Broadway offer elegant stock Il
smhto,deed Muslin aud Lace kobes Ainss Lses Ssr.s:
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BROOKLYN InteIisv~uc.

The BnxAcH HEALsD-Ths trial in thu County
Court, In the Of Miss Ann cole v. Timothy Il
Cos.tsyou was resumed yesterday morning and some
Addueed on the part Of the complain
kept company for some time he enqured Of the dsfsn
dant ne intsnded to marry his (wtnesss sister when
So During = recess Of the court, a compromiss VS.
brought about; the defendant agreeing as We under
stood to pay $500 The finding the affair settisd
without further consideration their part adjourned
sine die
CLERICAL CHANoEs-Ths Rev. H. w. Bssoher Ii ex-
pected to arrive in the city to day and
labors Sunday morning next, the pastor Of the
Plymouth Church In Cranberry street. to which he
invited soma time ago
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HARTFORD, Oct ,, ls47.
Great Parade Of Firemen.
This afternoon, the annual muster Of our Fire De-
psrtment took place The weather beautiful, and
large Of citizens assembled to witness the
display Engine Company No. g. of New Haven, with
their machine Of Hunnemsn's make, Boston; and the
Collinvie Company, with their new WatsrmAn's ma
chine present. upon invitation. The parade
nsneed at o'clock by inspection BY the Mayor AL
dsrmen, and Common Council The companies then
broke into line, and marched through our principal
streets in the following order
Hook and Ladder Company, thirty msn-Uniform,
Music.
Augns Company No. J. fifty men-Blue striped shirts,
Nav Haven Engine Company, No. 3, (guests Of No ~
thirty seven msnLRed shirts, black pants with Hume
Engine Company, No. 2, forty msn-white shirts and
white pants with Smiths machine.
Engine Company, No 3, forty msn-striped sack
coats, and black pants, with Waterman's machine.
Hartford Brass Band.
Engine Company, No: =, forty-ons msn-Rsd shirts,
Collinsville Engine Company, fortytw men-Red
shirts, white pants, with Waterman's machine.
Fire Wardens, Mayor Aldermen, &C.
Engine Company No 8, thirty -one msn-Pink stripe
shirts pants white Smiths machine.
Engine Company No. 7, thirty-ssvsn men Shirts
white, pants black, Smiths machine.
Hose Company, No. /, eighteen men-Black coat
white pants.
Hose Company, No. ., eighteen msn-shirts bu'
Waterbury Brass Band.
Sack and Bucket Company with their Hylas car
three men-Red shirts, white pants.
The several companies wore different styles glazed
.: with Ths uniforms Of Ss
panies showed OF the forms Of the members 10
great advantage. The trial Of skill came of the
the post Of honor At very
ed BY the remainder Of the line thus the New Hsveners
Hartfsrd Instead NJ tbronoS M,dd,atovr ovsr tn or
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mlscellaIleOH,

Sporting lntslii0SE1e
Gidersleeve, the great runner, Is abou4 9oe4an2 up
ten mile race In Canada
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The yellow Fever In New Orleans.

INTERVIEWS IN THE DIFFERENT Cemeteries,
For the tVenfy four hours ending at p. M Sept 40.
Pocrrer, Unknown Johannes Fetfer, Germany
Thos Cupninghsm ireland Mrs Jas Nc Donnell. Ireland
Patrick Golden, do John Lucas New York
Mary Finn do James McMaho Ireland
Peter Henze. Unknown
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
EMBELLISHMENTS,
aoxth-wsst corner Of FULTON and uassau -
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CnCULATION-FORTY THOUsAHD.

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u psr snnum--payabe in advance.
WEEKLY HERALO-Every Saturday-Pres ~ cent
ser copysel l3x per annum-payabls m advance.
HERALD FOR EUROrE-EYery Steam Packet day
Or - rs exclusive Of payable adysnss sab;cIp
Ean - yiyienne, Pari. p simunds 10 Conhil, and
John Miller, the bookseller, Londos.
s Of January Of each yeasngls copies sxpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-always cash n
Advance Advertisements should DO written psn lsgbs
nanner The Proprietor will not be responsible for srrosha
PRINTING Of all kinds sxscutsd beautifully and witt
dsspatch. 80
All letters communications BY mail, sddrssssd 70 shs
proprietor OF BE- post paid the post
the ssbsevUtios vs~n'ttsd
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Movements I'm Politics.

Governor Dodge Of Wisconsin, has issued proclsms-
ton appointing special session of the Legislative As
semby OF that territory to be held at Madison the
18th instant to take action upon the subject Of obtain
Ing an early admission into the Union nAsp
State
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WEDDING AND BALL DREssEs-W SCOTT
Co No. pa Broadw Offer new ana elegant ',Qch "a
b:,isss fssr: "a Lra HsadAh osT's's.''
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l2th Infantry two pieces Of artillery and about one
nothing but four days rations We reached santa Fe
In the middle Of the first day. and reached the bridge Of
san Juan that night where bivouacksa in torrent
OF rain, without tent to cover
About p M, the next day reached the celebrat
cd Pass, called The Robbers Dem, upon the heights
But We crossed the bridge and the without
moleststion As We started next morning. just the
without effect and few shots we returned made them
cease On this days march the heat was so intense
that many OF the men gave out and had determined
to halt when perceived the heights covered with the
enemy, who commenced firing
Weadvanced upon them and they fed, and We then
enosmped upon the heights about two miles from this
place The next day the 9th started and soon saw
the forts and the mems heads above the ramparts
planted guns within Elk hundred wards Of the fort
but found them too high for our artillery So we
determined to carry the fort by the bsyonet Colonel
Hughes then ordered Major Henley turn the left
the hill and take the enemy Ia reverse.
He took and Browns's companies, with
so dismounted dragons; and having thrown OF
started to climb the hill After three hours of great
physical effort, climbing up precipces by holding to
crest Here we brsathsd little, and dashed into the
fort. But the enemy who had perceived U.S. had fe d.
three cheers to those below
Of the place.
ARMY INTELLLIGENCE.
General Kearny has probably gone to St. Louis, but
not for the purpose of taking any
He is compelled to attend the court martial which is &c
sit at Norfolk according to the order Of the Secretary
War.-Union, 9Th instant.
large amount Of war munitions passed this city
Friday for the army in Mexico, such as balls Shells &c
-Cincinndtt Commercial 4h inst.
On Friday evening, two companies Of Kentucky volun
teers arrived at landing board the Daniel Boon
One company was from Nicholas county, and command
ed by Captain Leonidas Metcalfe, Of Ex-Governor
Metcalfe; the other from Fleming county and com
manded by Leander NJ Cox. late whg candidate fol
Congress They left on Saturday on the swftsure No
3, for the camp at Louisville Cincinnati Commercial
4th inst. -t
NAVAL MATTERS.
u 8. Frgate Raritsn, recently dsnfected by Profess
Grant Is being cleared out her cargo Of stores
So being removed to lighters, which towed to and
from the Navy Yard by the steamer Engineer The Ia
borers board Of her do not feel the least nconve
nience.-Norfolk Beacon, Oct 8.
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A 0RiCULTUKAL ROO
"A Sol Broadway, New York

HUH UHAL FAH
OF the state Agricultural 3
held at Saratoga Springs, on tn
Agricultural Association have
their Exhibition 10 the 9Th and
sirous Of aiding the cause Of
vited to exhibit specimens of +
and to compete for premiums.
Of Mr.. James Hcgg, Seedsman
Rooms--of any Of the principal
the following Executive Conan
Luther Bradish,
james Lenox,
Theo. FrelinghuyssR,
Archibald Russell,
EdWAr,
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S&R MR. PAUL 0YsBERTl, a eonsipn,e by thu
NM ship ONEfDh from Havre, IN February last, Is re-
Jaw '''''''a'' S ssj' pb5 \ xrNoxxr, n Wall erect
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r>, MORNING LINE a. O'CLOCK
r. MsdAs-jSFOR ALBANY AND TROY, landing al
Unveils, Wespont, Newburg Hampton
BaIrSSSwa Bristol Gaaki Hudson, co..seis, KindslhoOi
Leaves New York, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
o'clock A. M. Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat
The low pressure Steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. H. L. KEEL
logs w leave toe Steamboat Pier foot OF Barclay
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at o'clock, A.
NJ. returning the opposite days
For passaGe freight apply board F. D. Hall
on W RI
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cSl&xx4&B steamship PALMETTO, built expressly
s.for ocean steamer. having been tho
roughly refasened and undergone various improvement
which render her commodous safe and speedy will leave
for New Orleans, via Charleston and Key West. above
under the skiful command of Captain jeremiah Smith.
This ship has ample state accommodations and
convenience pleasant trip for her passengers
For freight New Orleans either OF the above
ports apply the captain board 10th East
River, or to T. +. SECOR x Co,
Foot of 9th street. Err
N. This carries coal sufficient for the whole
Trip and expected to make the Tip days.
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49, FOR NEW ORLEANS.-Louisiana and New
York Line Of Psctet.-Pcsitively the first and
Ihe splendid fast sailing packet ship OsWEGO Thos nger.
SOIL master now loading and will positively a. above
For freight passage. having handsome furnished accom-.
nodaions apply board Orleans wharf, foot of Wall
ytyeet, or to 4. X. COLLINS S. aoufh a.
Positively freight will be received on board after this
Saturday evening October I'd. 80 $50
The packet snip CLIFTON "a. .lnger,ol master, viii
Agent in New Orleans. Mr.. William Query, who will
promptly forward all goods 10 his address
Passengers per ship Oswego for New Orleans will please
be board Monday October th, O'clock NJ precisely
which time the shtp will sail o.
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SkN- FOR LIvERPQOL-The New Line-RcxuaI
k1& Packet Of 2lst Of OctoberThs superior new last
C.pAia John Britton viii sail as above her regular dsv
and cabin apply to the captain on board pier No
ws''d' Of V%S5oobHGEE MINTuRN, 81 South st.
Price of passage 500. -
The packet ship HOTTlNGUERll oo tons, Capt Bursey
will the Constitution, and sail her regular day,
Of November sa3
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49, STEAM TO HAVANA-To sail on
Zl.Kv the 10Th instant, from pier No. g.
/L&M>EAd0 IL the aud powerful Iron Steamer
SEQ&yx403 GUADALQUIVER, 600 tons measure
Her cabin: are now being fitted up with regard com.
supplied under the supentendepce Of professed cooks.
M re- SS IN sta K9smi on SaSon forward
No berths secured until paid for the Office Of F. W. ST.
monds Consignee 48 New and deposited
sl4 30t~m E W. SIMONDS 43 New It.
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constant readiness for Towing Vessels to and from sea- and
about the Harbor, on the most reasonable terms
All orders thankfully received and punetually attended TO-
Apply the old established Steam TowB0at Office. No.
Syutb street, corner Of Maiden lane, up stairs
The Boats lay every night the foot Of Grand street, Err
and are al avs IN readiness at a moments notice
NB-All are forbid trusting the above boats
account of the owners. w. N I. NJ DOUGHERrY,
50 30tkrc No. IS South 4. Maiden lane.
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Mexican Army
Ths report Of the chief Of artillery referred to in the
above contains nothing that would be OF interest to the
reader that not mentioned In Gen Rincons despatch
The list of killed. wounded and missing officers and pri
Yates which accompanies Gen. Rncons report, shows
that Of the hundred and thirty-sx killed three
commissioned officers Cncludng LIST Adj Penunur)
and the remainder non-commissoned officers and pri
Yates; that Of the number wounded, three COM
missioned oficers Of whom Of q rank above
that captain and sevsntysx privates; that three
captains, eleven heutenants and three hundred and
nineteen commissioned officers and prvates
missing and that three generals six coonels lieu
tenant coonels three commanders Of battaions four
adjutauts twenty captains twenty nrst eutenants
forty-two second lieutenants, and one chaplain
taken prisoners The generals taken Manuel Rim
con, general commanding Pedro Maria Anaya, general
of brigade; and Gen Lieut. Col Domingo Ramirtz Arel-
lana the Coils Eleuterio Mendes Manuel f. Gorostiza,
Juan Duran, Florenco vilarea Francisco Vargas and
Francisco Morino the Lieut. Coils Antonio Rodrigues,
(wouuded), Francisco Romanos, Ignacio Avares Ciro
Elorduy, Marcal Camsno, Miguel Buenrostro, (wound-
ed), Francisco Moreno and the commanders Of batta
lions, Joaquin G. Granados Juan Argueles, and Miguel
Losada
In note to this list IL Is added that in the Legion Of
st. Patrick there killed two second eutensnts four
ergeants six oorporas and tweptythres privaee and
the balance are prisoners missing.
COL. HUGHES CAPTURE OF THE NATIONAL BRIDGE.
Extract Of q letter from one Of the Baltimore Bat
taliop;--
pukrrE EA~orel, 10Th September, ls47.
On the 9th We left Vera Crus with hvs companies Of
or sss'ien one company Of the 18th end oss Of shs