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TELEeRApmc.-The telegraphic line between
Mobile and New Orleans is to be in operation.
il is said, on the LIST of August. We hope to see
the whole country covered with web of these
lines in less than two years from now. Morse
can then retire happy man.
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MONEY MARKET.
On

Our readers will have at glance, in the annexed
table the rise and fall in stscks in the last week in this
market -
Quotations FOR THE PRINCIPAL STOCKS THE New
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STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON Rowland,
of the packet ship Ashburton, from Liverpool,
passed steamship Washington, hence for Bre-
men and Southampton, on the 18th inst in lati-
tude 40, longitude AZ w.
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MEXICAN PRIvATEERs.-Captain lngersol, OF
port last night from Gibraltar says that four feluccas
under Mexican commissions known to be cruising
in the Mediterranean and one, formerly belonging to
Gibraltar said to have been stopped by the French
authorities while fitting out at or near Oran. on the
coast of Barbary. river to the south OF Mogadore
they carried their prizes One of these feluccas
said to be cruising to the westward of the StratsBos
tom Advertiser, June 10.
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THE President will leave Washington to-mor
row en- route for tho North,
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Tho Married WOman's Private Medical
Companion-By Dr. A. Manrceau Professor Of Diseases

Companion-By Dr. A. Maurceau Professor OF Diseases
Of Women. Second edition Price 81.
The great for this most important work lof which
Ev.ry female getting copy whether married unmar red
For sale at BURGESS, STRfNGER & Co, 222 Broadway.
MauJssau & his Medical Once 1879 Liberty street Ne"
Phia.; f. Fisher. Richmond, Va; Geo. Redfed, Troy
Little x Co, Albany.
On the receipt copy will be transmitted bv mail (ree
of postage all parts of the United States j2l Eat exS
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WINTER LINGERs, &c.-Snow has fallen within
the last week in Massachusetts, and on the
Alleohanes.
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APPOINTMENT THE PREsIDENT.-Benjamin
Cowell, collector Of the customs, Providence Rhode
Island, in the place Of Hezekah Willard, deceased.
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indispensable articles so necessary to free aud good
find them the NEST economical pm use The best assort
ment ~ the city kept by w Creation Co II Cedar
near the Post OMce and from their scale Of prices they
seem deierminedto undese any other house IN the city,
either wholesale or retail No matter what may be the style
from Is. TO IS. less in price than at other places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-21

Two DESI JNERs ANT WOOD ENGRAvERs-wsn
ed the name and address af the person who furnishes the
designs tbs city for the illustrated London News To be
sent to A. A. 20ls Bowery. jei Gfirc
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Hartford has lately taken patent for Mosaic Glass
Floor few specimens of the substance last evening"
the coors are beautiful told that the much
stronger than anything of the stone kndt be pressed
common sand mortar. informed that Mr.. H. intends
making his first floor in this city. G., L.
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Gold Pens mt n Grent Resluct,on.-h vo,,

first Pen Y Savage 92 Fulton street He
sells the best the lowest prices be found anywhe
in the city, In fact he has as low IS with liver
penc; also, 81 and 81 So But IL the best pen in
the world try brilliant Richeeu So only, diamond pointed
and warranted There is nothing like them. The trade sup
piled on the best terms.
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Charge of False Pretences.-Ofacer Burley, of the
lower police arrested yesterday issued by
wherein he stands charged with obtaining about 200
cords CT wood, valued at $780, from BENZ Bowers
siding at No lib Blocker street 1t appears that the
cused applied to Mr.. Bowers, last spring. in order to
purchase lot Of wood, at the time representing
that he owned certain lands in the county of Kings
Brooklyn upon which representations Mr. Bowers sold
him the above wood and shortly after the sale Mr.
Bowers discovered that the were
and fraudulent in order to obtain the above property
Justice Drpker committed the accused examination
Charge Of Grand Larceny-Onfcer Beam, of the Sd
ward arrested yesterday man by the OF George
Forester, on charge Of breaking open trunk and
stealing herefrom mantel clock together with lot Of
lace and wearing apparel valued in all at $685. belonging
to Mrs lsaacks, residing ut No 72 Canal street. The
Kefor, in Washington street. with portion of the pro-
perty therein. Justice Osborne committed the accused
Receiping Stolen Property-A man by the name Of
Robert Fay was arrested charge of receiving stolen
goods and selling them to ~ Hinger No 1893 Delaney
street Detained by Justice Tmpson for further hear
ing.
Robbery Of Je,ceiry, $c-The dwelling house No $50
Houston street. was robbed on last Wednesday during
the day time, Of a rosewood box, containing a gold
watch, No 247, about the size Of American half dol
lar, with enameled back and white face small twist
ed chain andke four breast pinsone pin aqua
marine, one white cornean, set with gold top with
turquos; one large red pin, with nine stones small
pm set with PEARL one gold pencil with topaz
nean ring, Kate" engraved the top; one bracelet,
sleeve buttons Chinese fan Of turkey hand
somely painted; two pair of needle worked cuffs
tortoise shell box set with silver containing two smell
ing bottles; one pair OF bronze slippers embroidered on
the top OF Deavenport" one dozen Of Damask nap
kns enc pair OF sheets; two pair of pillow trim
med with Lace one flannel pettcoat with tucks marked
with ink NJ f. r. ak muslin petticoats and watch
standn all valued at between three and four hundred
dollars Any information respecting the above articles
given to officer Gilbert Hays, the Lower Police Of
nee, Iombs, Will meet Immediate attention.
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Every MOther's BOOk-The great Interest
by married ladies the subject treated of in this
work has nearly exhausted the first edition The author
his female readers that universally approved of
by those for whose benefit il is designed.
For Broadway under the American Museum and
Zeber Co. corner of Chestnut and Third streets Phlads
pha, aud of the blsher No Ann street. Letters enclo
sing 81 will sending the book post paid order
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MILITARY PosTs ON THE ROUTE TO OREGON
1t is already known that five companies of volun-
teers have ordered to be raised in Missouri to be
employed establishing military stations the route
to Oregon provided by of the last Congress
We learn that the government has determined to esta
bsh two stations military poststhe first to be loca
ted near Grand Island where the road to California
counters river and the second at Fort La
ramie. The government has already given orders in
connection with this movement. The battalion will be-
accompanied by officer of the Corps of Engineers and
Assistant Quartermaster of the regular army whose
duties will be such belong to their respective depart
ments and they to have every aid and assistance
from the commanding officer. There to be regular
details from the troops Of the command for the labor
surveys and reconnoisances necessary such posts
The commanding officer to be held responsible for the
early completion of the works, and will urge upon the
troops that it is ther duty first build and then
garrison them.n Two medical officers, from the
Iunteer, and the other from the regular army will ac
company the command All necessary equipage is to be
furnished by the Assistant Quartermaster, and he will
be provided with funds pay the troops their die
working parties under the law. His duties are accu-
ratey defined. He is required to disburse also such
moneys may be appropriated for the posts The lands
upon which these sites to be erected to be pur
chased the Indians and to be extensive as the
appropriation will procure Ordinance and ordnance
will be furnished for the forts by the proper COM
handing officers The battalion Of volunteers will move
as soon they be got ready for the service-St
Louis Republican, June II.
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HoRRIBLE.--A dabolical attempt, we have
been informed, was made last week to destroy
William Tucker Jr and his family by infusing poison
of some kind into their food Mr. 4. and others
suddenly taken sick but from of poi
son being used, violent vomiting quickly ensued which
elected much Of It from the stomach aud thus probably
saved them from death When we last heard of them
they ALL after suffering the recovery ex-
cept Mrs fuckers mother, whose situation was regard
ed as rather critical Mr. + is distinguished as man
ager, and conducts the farm of Mrs Maxcy, on West
River. A negro woman has been logged in Jail sus-
picon Of being guilty Of the wicked deed..dnnapos
iMd) Republican, June 10.
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STEAMSHIPS WASHINGTON AND. BRITANNIA
These two steamers took their departure from
their respective ports for England the day and
within three and half hours Of the time. There
are understand bets in this city and in New York
to considerable amount to which steamer will first
land her mails in England. The distance from New
York Southampton where the Washington to touch
nearly ascertain 100 miles, while from
Boston to Liverpool the distance is about 2s40. The
Britannia had the start of the Washington three
and half hours; but this will probably be lost by stop
ping Halifax The start of the steamers then may
be considered about The Washington, howev-
err miles further to than the Britannia but
to offset this it is claimed for the Washington that her
speed much greater than that Of the Cunard line
seng, it is said, Is knots an hour; while the average
speed of the Cunards will not probably exceed 10 knots
The Cambria her last passage, averaged about ga
miles an hour, including her stop at Halifax. Now, if
the Washington make Is knots or even 10, on an
average easily beat the Britannica for IL knots
would carry her to Southampton in 10 days and 30 hours
which shorter believe, than any passage made
by the Cunard steamers But the great question
is can the Washington make that speed across the
ocean, Since she left New York. she has been three
different times first by brig 10 miles south by east Of
Nantucket the I'd Instant next by the Burgundy on
the 3D. about $40 miles from New York. and lastly by
the Thets on the 4th about SIS miles out And up to
that time she had averaged only about ga knots an
hour; that unless she mends her pace materially she
will reach Southampton short of fourteen days. and
will probably be beaten by the Britannia from 80 to AZ
hours-Boston Traveller. June ID.
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AT certain the aud particularly the
summer many Persons subject to depression Of the
SPIRITS accompanied by debated stomach loss Of appetite
neryou. irritation general angnor and variety Of symptoms
which impossible describe The only way
this d to strengthen the stomach by the Of proper
TONIC remedies to brace the muscles secure appetite
food and allay irritation and by putting the body
high of health produce and myth Of mind To
do this nothing effective than the Sasaparla and
the best summer medicine ever offered to The public
street. 1872 Broadway 81 Blocker street. N Y Price 81 in
large bottles je21 81 cod
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The following named gentlemen are our chief
agents in Europe, to whom all our patrons in that
part of the world will make their remttances,
and through whom they can forward their adver-
fisemenfs
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who are about the city for these articles
will prove desirable companioni they very CON-
pact vet every thing contained in them of sufficient size
be useful while their utility makes them convenient they
form cheap and elegant addition toilette table
@ SAUNDERS & son. TT Broadway.
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Soaps, Perfumery, Brushes, an

scon of toilette articles razors pen and pocket knives
toilette cutlery &c. of the beautiful patterns and war
G. SAUNDERS * SON,
TT Broadway opposite the Howard Hotel.
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Jockey Club, BOuquets de Caroline, MngnO-

liza jasmine Mile Flenrs and large assortment OF Laens
choice for he handkerchief just received from
Walker street first from Broadway, proprietor and M
curing feckes TAM redress and all skin bemshes where
also may be had thest potts. blanc de pere IN pot
pommade for the HAIR black brown and fair, superior
quality. -
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They perfectly natural appearance that it impos
slbe to detect them We would recommend all persons s
near Broadway where they always be sure g @
Hair Dye for changing red grey hair without injury the
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them, through the legislative power, on the gene
raj trade between the two countries.
In another point Of view, the rapid and numsr-
Gus lines of steamers which will soon connect
the two continents, will be most important. The
United States in her recent achievements in
Mexico-in her financial capacity, has proved to
the satisfaction of the civilized world that she is
now one of the most powerful nations, by land
or sea. in the world--and that in few years,
such is her progress, she will be at the head OF
the great civilized powers OF the earth. She
will soon command the great North American
continent, and change the highway between
Europe and Asia These wonderful movement;
and results are just beginning TO be ielt ap
preaching. among the nations Of Europe Every
nation on this continent begins to seek oul
friendship, our trade, our intercourse, while they
fear our politics, our institutions, and our power
New York will be the great metropolis OF the
Western republic-and the press and public
opinion of New York will henceforth exercise
an influence on London and Paris, equal to that
which these two cities have had on each other.
In London and Paris, the press is comparatively
free and independent where in Europe,
Berlin, Vienna, and other capitals, there is no
freedom whatever The London and Paris
newspaper press are the only existing institu-
tons of public opinion, or the progress of mind,
which they can claim. But although the daily
press, including also the weekly and monthly,
are free and independent in point of law, yet
both are under the influence of governments and
state OF society entirely hostile to those great
principles and institutions which have made the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-06

IL PHILOSOPHY OF a. ALTH 4 DISEASE
4 has the Creator 80 constituted the physical man that a
4 condition at uninterrupted health Is impossible 10 IL p
Dann0 for a moment naakeslca a sunHasitan. Al
fIous works al creation cry aipud against u ia a
not 10 he misunderstood, Al analogy IS op-
II. In man alone reason Is SUPERIOR to instinct
am 6paiie Of controlling and directing I. Ina INN
alone a moral sense tccga-> an rcacHt $50 te govern
ineni VI passion. But unfortunately hess toss Hr1He 20
forget tile future ia tine aezsre ir present eHioyHent. and
thus - led To violate the aaysteal avs of btxhefua, sHd
a. an inesitahie consequence, tine harmonious and ftal
my aci@n OF his organization - DESTROYED. The feet
are exposed 10 the influence ut d wet street without ~li
heiehl pfo'ectt1it- We fass from a heated r8ltH Ia 8
cold, hssts, out door atmosphere. uee-nIfalou g. cleck
ed, and xhsi should to- extslrd by TIM sklu isthrowH ~
on tile iangsi { ceHsh ensucs "a td iHem 81 tAe uuaata
faiload; they are Initiated thfanrd, consumption en-
sues and the tale is-aon told. Ia saeh a ea.e us a. oucc
10 the Gingseiig fanateas IT aons san resiaft the 4ea5lh,
and well balanced atuulnt l-t s,s.cm.
For sale hy JAS RAkFR
December -
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coVERLEf AND CARPET FACTORY
DAVID KEN NEEDY.

MAIN sLrEEf. sotfH WHEELING,
II ENDEfs hs thaHAs e. the pHhllc tor thc literal par,
rcnage b. sss fecefsed, sad zs3clts a caallnaauce
OF the same.
He has tteTougAis rcpaires and approved fIs narbH
cry, and nor maHHf1cfftrs ard IF sen. IS lafe=atta re-
All a new and beautiful auIels of
rinytst oNeriets Russ. Hisiu aad stf-Ici,
iboxtie toveIiets tar4+e.
For all OF which he hss a new SIS i-a f nalteru.
respectfully saiclteA.
All kinds nffaHcy ard htue catariHH dome to- or5ef.
varranied bright aud not to rot ulttaru=
Ills prices are a. ioN a. auE 90 tHa Wrrf, a#i fe wlft
ei an ORDER ~ htsHne HHeta7't sra At -#7ft raf4ee.
Wieelins, September - td--sE4
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WASHlNGT0N.-Iit following #r.E=
graph is from a communicate I'M #h- AleH=
treal Courier, upon U9ffef If mIfifsf7#tff
quette. We welcome from h8teuafiereha
ever recalls to mind he virtues OF Washing.
tom
"on that subject raul4 cite lla case ~
Washington. IL was Lieutenant Colonel
Adjutant General 81 ihe State of Xir0iui4
His loyalty was not of The f|anslieal kiaizshieh
obtains here H. had rendered great s|cF4iets=
II was he..who saved the army. jc5p5uiz5 hg
the selfsufhciency of the raeaI1rg general. Brad
dock, yet II was 50 coHfUYe1 that BE- should
be made TO give way 10 the General Offices.
his inferior ia eyeff respect. and Captain FIVE
a regular Officer Of thai dax. vas placed la
command over Washington. Conscious Of
his value, Washineiol WaHIl ret submit Ia
the degradation, aud his complaints uere dee
med so absurd as to be amusing.
But ''the stone which the builders rejected
became the head of HE rnef. atd Washing
ton was Subsequently efereda Buke1om with
enormous appointments BY theNtfY power
which had deemed him unworthy 1T tfie r5uk
OF AdJutani General. His loss ce~rtaiuls was
a retrogresslon. bat il was his first strn ON
his road 10 immortality. The name of Wash
1ngion fills the universe. II vii never ole.
But which Of The 600 600 alive az HE pres
ent day r~ecollect tlatat the stupid Governor
oil Virginia ? There are no Nashiaafo69
now, otherwise well founded camulziuis
would moi be s~tstsinat ie6llt nezad ii ostEcY#
ar.
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CORN SToRY

We viii not youch for The accuracy OF the
calculations below. But we will voueh fo,
MS that any man who wi! make The ealcu.
Ia'loas for himself, will b. perfectly astoun.
dej by he enormous results:
he importance OF figures was demopstra.
ied snort ume since By bargain made ..
i"eena Railroad Clerk and traveller.
'Mf Clerk, what viii YOU carry me fft,
mics up tie road tor SAYS the traveller
-" nat viii yougive' was the reply; will yon
rl'- ine one ktrndl OF com tor Inc first mil.
Two Tor the neXt, ioar for the next, and a on
Ioah!4ag 70 Ia ems ai the fifty inilesP Most
eer'ainb Will II you will take II saws Tho
lI4Nei!af uHlaaIng he had made speculation
lhr bargain being closed, our Clerh began Ia
cast te1Dt 10 see what should be done win
ilr corn when he traveller shodl nave FIJI.
t'iest Ga has t8i,. Ii ,Ae first place. Will r..
tAI'a 10 me kaiIaaI Company, saYs he. the
itfl amount 10 Which .hev are entitled. vii
Iife ne proceeds OF 800 bushels 10 the wid
o" 81 Jerry Cuughiu, Who was drowned
nom Tie cars OF the Auburn s Rochester
Railroad Co. a lew nays since while in fbeir
employ aad 10000 bushels TO each of the or.
phan asY,ums OF His CITY | would. sar. he
beefa lew thousand bushels tor myself ior he
who takes net proper care OF himselfsDd fam.
HY counted u orse than an Indde. The res.
tdue wouid send TO Ireland and the Other
starving nations o. the old world, the General
Government furnishing ships 10 carry il. and
lHai thtt my DC prepared Tor il on its arrival
a. the sraparis. ! viii mention the quantity
after dzdaetlag the above small Items. - 364
~ 70 bushels requiring 134 ls7. 76s ships
y d9a IONS, each forming i line. ship touch
ins ship. - 'Im-. aroa8 The Gloh.. r..
49, -,
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MAMMOTH WIRER0PE-

MAMMOTH WIRE R0PE.-A CORES pom.
lentot THE Atmospheric Railway Gszette in
d communication 10 the editor, remarks:
A. YoHI valuable journal IS one of the
greatest mediums of The industrial arts, beg
10 communicate an extraordinary production
OF the art OF rope making Thursday, en- mas.
-lug the celebrated Galvanized Iron and wire
Rope Works OF Mr. Andrew Smith, Mill wall.
Poplar, ! witnessed HE shipment Of wire
rope, which the manager OF the works inform
ed me was no les, ihan 600 Yards long s
inches circumference, aud weight tons. Is
ew'si and ordered oran inclined plane in
L7Heashifr, between Blackburn and Bolton.
ims i no doubt lhe largest wire rope vet
made. ana Was informed, that It was only
commenced last Monday. ami tina the wire
was IL bars Of iron not more than ten DAYS be.
lore. " bat will Russia say TO thl>?a
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60 wv ERCIAE.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

ApnT T, IS1I
FLogR-Aiier our report YESTERDAY. 207
eols sold I'm store At s, 40; but later in the
day' The market sliiIen3d, and few small
lots sold at 81 50--sub'equenlly, holders put
up prices above the views Of buyers This
morning better feeling IS eyinccd on both
sldes OF The market; aud .05 bbls sold from
9lnal. \. Q. Inspection guaranteed al ! 81.
wi dc. iron store al GA. ~ Do a. ! Ga al
e9' lido i -. For lot OF 5a0 bBls CIV
MIIl / 50 Va. niirreL