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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

Oak. srsnghr naht ~ eac H~ssiork nrht i2s lax
10 DO uitiie ~ a re ID. m idls l2ka a..
DO do heavy IL 2ie DO. heavy lfsaiJ
10 dry hide 10 q pc pa dsnssei oHsi
l.. OLio 10 xfe D. lour al
holAssrs-No rep 70 fsie~ 81 100 hh3s cubs Nasco-
vado ut 2oei and 100 tart do ir dstilins az asput
Ice
NAVAL sroKrs rsneraiiy w.fe ~i'hout mosem.at
and dull; fai.s within few isys - go ta~r-s waite
rosin. at s2to sscc AID 800 800 b5.s spirits at
81 SIC cash.
Pnoy,sro.s Sales 81 shout 400 bsl- q pork -.rs
made, ipcndine r,ss A. Sll 3iR ash J1S snt prime
ntsss SIX aso. Lsfa.-Sass - go 800 hei, we're
and shoulders wcrs t.aGe private trims Sales q
cooo0 lbs dry sated iiiss s.rs mad private
terms Besf-hcss quite firm "a si1 30 STA
and prime dull at 80 50. Butter ssuing ~ loo
Prices Will, cheese r.ins lncd without change.
EsroRr THoN isr 70 3isr JrLT
ISIS. 1871
Pork, bbls. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1904 BI1t
Beef. ...................l ifo 2ra3
Lard. kegs. ...............13 Tis 1T6s
SuG.Rs-The demand continued far. With sales q
$50 hhds Porto Rico At "a a. 40 a. Cubs Nnse,-
vado. nj 4aAA 200 boxes Bruwa Havana "a . $40.
and 5000 bags f.rnsmbueo by austion, AZ - 6e al
months.
TAlIow-A saie was made Of IL 900 NE prime ai Sc.
cash
TonAceo-sales Of 80 bhds Of Kentucky, were MAJ.
at AZ 6tsc; aud so boxes Of Ohio sold AZ Sc
WHsLrBosr some inquiry for south
Sea and North West at 23c
wusKry.-Sales OF about $50 bris wer. ma ie. in.
GLIDING State Prison at zoe, aud OHIO a. 22sc Tbs
market for State Prison nrIner.
WIHEs.-There have been ssies a 500 Der
deanx at 81 S's to 81 90, part cash aud part tits
WooL.--In addition TO the es noticed yestet DAY,
there were 1000 lbs. No. city lambs, AZ asa, 60
22lsd. cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
DANoRANA or rAYLows cANPAIGN IN MEXICO, AZ

the Minerva Eoont i6 irondway, shows natural life the
harces d. aud Battles fought by Cen Taylor 1t
also Fses ysws II the eDuy, towns oe Nc IL is
tfc tautui painting Open right st
o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays,
O'clock Admission - Schools admitted
ne isfma No charge Cor descriptive Pamphlets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

co N N ERClAL A&FAIRS.
1ONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, Aug &c II. M.
There was not much frmness in the street this
morning There decline of "a in Pennsylvania
bonds 11z in United States SIS, q in Erie Railroad,
and "a in Reading. Treasury notes sold at yes
teraays prices. Long Island Railroad advanced q on
the rates of yesterday morning.
AT the second board, Bank of Commerce declined II
and Harlem mprovedL.
Only $21, 600 in specie went in the Hiberna
The quantity and value of domestcs exported from
Boston during tho two weeks ending the Goth of July
were asannexed -
EXPORTS OF DoMEsrIcs FROM BosToN.
TO East Indies. 1854 pack'gs. Value. .S22,36o
smyrna. 90 4.52S
Honduras. 81 ...... 2,l20
Total. 49,. ..4S2 " " $50. $50 COS
The ship Esther Mary, which cleared from Boston on
the 3lst for Rio Janero, &C., had on board about
500 600 worth Of domestics.
The amount Of revenue received at Boston on i'm
ports the first two quarters in each Of the past two
years, was annexed -
CoMMERcR OF BosToN.-REvrrUE FROM CUSTOMS
1S47. 1S4S.
First Quarter. 81, 045,33s AZ $1,000 6S3 81
Second Quarter. 1,41s,S26 90 1,l14756 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

CAsT-oTr CLOTHING, JEwEIRY, FIRE ARMS "a.
~ Wanted-ladics Gentlemen wishing convert teir m
into cash. viii obtain value for Tho same ~
addressing Che subscriber Though the poe,osce or stheYsS
vic VII sHsrt tcn ~ their residences by appointment
II. LbNfrr, 2Waustrce., New YcrA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
gTo roRrIGN CENT ENIN ARRIVING ~ rue UNIrRB

States others de.rous q purchasing permanent
tty Residence Va fcnBsysania The subscriber offers 0r his
Yarn, snsed In Montgomery cDunty, fennsyiyauiA miles
north % PHILADELPHIA II contains
which In the highest cultivation pronci8r
De Indian and hay equal T. any up ADD farm the remain
~ t-ns woodand On the prumiscs
son. 60 feet ~ a. with veranda attached rs feet wiie
endina the cugih 81 The house. and large the
the whole ample accommodation family u tveaty
rronA Tie pleasure grounds undny the house SHADED
with cant stegrrcu ard beautifully laid
thc farm three Stone hesss for farmers eaAa
Fetler With itsc larc tarnS containing lns nd
far hundred head Ter 30
tons q oduce with coach heu wagon house. rranay and
trls attached There so toe advantages Il fine
hcue hh rnd, garden % orchards
SUCKED viii The naest NUT houtc and wall
stream q sIfinf nid daily mail " which the
Ihafca and kcs fork I~rcr ~ ne day rcceve
ard omnibus re aud escnins In
immediate u,isiiy arr icpTal loerka and frcs
churrhcA lurt er dc~rpupe Al fcr-ons
wishing purchase invited call and tue
1tua ho~etr h. aidei that y beauty leahfa
trd sdrnutgea u D. not Ffasi ~ the tritet States
ltmsy H. well o. mention ne fr.oe which SAP pr APP
rb 20 gtoRcf sfEAfF.
Mhitcr AL - cc Pan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

TO Sss on .pTS . ssD T.
sums. Apply to the Bank Note Exchange once,
JOHN y. CONREY, No. GO Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

nR COorEs. HDUANE srsrEr. BETWEEN CHATHAM
ard .@ s'rsss las lr ts -. eurern ye.r. sgsy q
man IA Ass a. lie eAn cure ~ act arSA,s fis
co'Ier has Discovered ~ ns,hi - whsh ls
ssr.i Torn s,resr' ir 90 = ,.s s.sh sis ss.ros'y
ron haiti inlaei IN ~ younE INA frey
ss ga ssS y II s 80 ga avsra q -. .s,
warranted 10 sssy o. % oare 80 ussL
SLyrNAL uEsgNEsS INPoIIScs, xo.-Ds saLrBs
irrsuos ,ui 10 ll Iss .siy s ,rss'asss
.pd ssr, Nh rsiIs~ node nsns az se- sishfsiy s,-s
c' ~ w. : ;r ~ = 9 T.' -; ns ~ -" '' ''
nh HAIrII, AUTHOR os gng -PAAciIcAl ruyArs
liesss As.ts Srssusieh iect-ss hsgn 30 = A n
.,sss. Wi Z slI.sa ..pv 40 lfds
isre Iom a,sfiaia elss I.'fs str~ir sac 20. pc
,s, Z. H. a. s' -. s ar . w. $780,
mon edsAutsss IN aaaios vy szsrs. ~ssses 70 t.s
ss ~ 1s sus q e, ssi . . s Z s & a. s, .ssss
w suereA
CrmlTUhf-Ils NArrsisY,sTosS CONSEQUENCES
- Tho oiita ari rssr u is'eenG snd eniy
nee r.s-ss, 90. q. -. = ss .ssss,.<
x. . s'n:'. o 1 81 :.,t - !. I, - ss- W. -
nR rowEIi. oCuIIsr. AuRlsr. ,Ic. Ds
~ daily easss q a. kys ssd la. - M rrfy ~
,sssss i.s q b. fs.s Tisssss y M I've pos. .
bye fsus,ss, srss ~Fyy q iSlAi f5ss rs-say "a
ported.
ID EsoyAI-nERAKDs roNDoS HAVE raE soSoKos
.i'r@1s rns ,s ,ss' s. ', :, as 49, s.s
stairs formerly occu,ssd W Nj Esriast1 NJ ~hs have
rrotsby the h. ~ c -. itssa bos<s.
Ne Se IN he United states froress nersas sseh Gag, 10
orce atisfy all demands shf H. cell a. N q
eesircus a cutvstnE ~ sa isnruef~s- Tn
published the Sch sdn q tts fscas frsngH
poutl Tat this sdstss
upon superior fafsr ~ rs Ding esrses~s
the nuch sniard gill;
noinercase ~ Tricc. u rasi.s always tset az sA
w AIER Cuks-"EES FROM TIE uoDYs PgsrrY
w the m rsssi.ss seers', sywra, Ad sat
purity yh 6closicsly terms Is
ceiy Tefscnt D.rsntiy IN re FAD sxr haii slaS
ssasny r n,r x, n so, g ssaa.y E'.s
ss,ewrs .adn impurities ~ rEs vAssr ssi whel
rome food ~ is esson, the psskihr sow-rnrA ~ r~hsr<
and punsnes % the hydrcI~e system r-rscs
Every accommodations fo- ssy ard tardirr snss -
St. Jolrs ltg-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

RowERY rnEArRE.TnUEsDAY EVENING. AUG 8
kDs AZ Re e. @ ans Es NJ .
po Miss Mary Tayer Aisr which the dram. o. the ADoPriD
Asss.s cSss ": Barnett issy q Clara ~.s.ss
ss;is. h"r. Don Martin I: Eo.aq: " stsaS? Csst
o'clock. Boxes. Is csnis Pr and Gallery isT "
s r Last e ~ Fe. as2A5
9yIRTuRE After which the popular comedy called WEST
psvs"t Sasss rstss
s :' quarter as,s g before
BROADWAY THEATkE-TnUnsDAY EVENING. AUG.
GH s To q
n ne e. OLD To-
% M aD S:i"s s NJ. c lSr Bean Beau
Circle aud rsrguette 80 CENTS Family Circles rs Gallery
RukToNs THEATRE, CHANGERS srREEr-rHUKs-
'lys &. sa'fs rr,
$ isf SS y:
Raven wood Mr. John Duap nca Ms Chapman Aloe. Ms:
Los sLcA DoREs Corn ThesSeeGroisnsr %' Xs
ss ' Dl. sS s sas h: .s
cents Family tree or Sc ond tier % csnt Doors open d
~ lsS Grand Vocal and Instrumental the Beno6
Of the New York Volunteers in honor their and
bravery 1hs following talented the handsomes
%shner ,ouas.red their valuable ,erviees for the
and Ardti Mesrs ketLe EltL and La Crox late principal
performers the SieyermarSischs Musical Com Mdlo
Augusta and Miss Vae Mons Bouxar and the whole Orchestra
Of Castle c'rden Mr. Ar viii reosido at the Piano
l. Grand o,ertur-rul orsies,ra
varati ms for the Flute Rietze ....... FuYstepaQ
Grand Duo double bass violin composed aud
o.sui ne Opera Par.na Miss julia Si Nor. an' A''''
Grand bale, ~ dic Augusta Miss vaise and Mon. noussn
G. GRIND O,erur,-Pull Orcbcstra
ny fathcrland Thy particular desre) Mad. Otto
Solo for Iorgoo by T.. Eltz ........,. yaooby
y The celebrated Echo Song. with tate obigato, Miss
Nor'hsi and Mr.. Ristze, with piano forte
TO- Sol, Z, N a sonnamtuia, for ccrnet Piston La
Tickets cents; TO ie had at tic principal Music and BOOK
st, st the tieke. office Castle ardeu The Concert
under the direction Of N. Reich. Concert at 3 o'clock
The undersigned committee appointed by he
subscriptions in aid OF the volunte rs:Andrew H. Micke,
Phillip Phons LORENZO Delmonco and Christopher lleiser
MECHANICS HALL, NO. AZ BROADWAY, BETWEEN
lvl trnd and Broome Positively the the
during which the benefits the
the company viii take places Thursday August 3d. for the
Benefit OF T. II. Pierce The ORIGINAL CHRISTYS
hlNsikEIS whose concerts during the rast months
have he,n received with such distinguished favor and
Tstronng have the honor Of announcing that owing
eoatnuGtion of their upexampled success, they will
In this city and give their IN mtabe for
week more. AdmSron - cents Doors open T. Con-
afternoon Concert commencing at o'clock Manager and
Director. EP CBRfSTY.
TINE CAMPBELLs ARE COMING.-TuE ORIGINAL AND
No utpatr. .u-1.sa l.vn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

DATENT LEATHER GAIg SEATING AND QuuLs IN
Il lots snit r.fs' A-fr i,T sale b,
f.&fls.as. n yoH syaDr u Pa:s ..psSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

UST PuBLlSHED-DR. BOSTWICks GREAT WORK on
Venercal and other Affect Of the Orxan
80 quarto Just published by Burgess striuser Co.
This IL the compet practical
from the press contains eocred esgavnss which deli
neatc this clas OF diseases nmii IL also
gavngs equally we'll executed every thing about
We modern Of these diseases ear uy TO
cordcd and all tie approved formulas
have been given For sale at the Office Of
author. 5W EroadWay nrioe s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
The Hest Quality OF Eorcnch Boots cam nc

found cheapest At friend Ycungs opposite Office
Fulton and Nassau His hest only 81 So
as good us e best IS 81 in o Calf usually
81 90 and Caters &c. equally low Mltary should
all get their Boots of Young. THE DOCTOR,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
vJ,uE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RUS DAY ToRusD A 90

psrnerip for the purTse Of manufacturing ro4-co ana
snur and the porting Of segars their store
froady ay ~ street a..
John AndCrfon 4 Co. spHN ANDERSON,
New Iorf. Ava l. lSfe ARTHUR Gle LENDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
CAcRED snow ExnlnTINo AT the

CACRED DIoRANAs snow EXHIBITING AT THE
- sflfucid Hail. $50 broadway StopIanis liahs
hanninE tons entirely rev Gard ecnpura Doramas Of the
Nantcent Spectacle witnessed in New YORK, viii be
oTcutd soudpy 3iSt ~ July Creation Il the World and the
DuEc Astcd by powerful Vocal aud Instrumental Acsomra-
niments Mr. H. Harrington has Just completed magnificent
Days u tn Creation exhibiting by Of movable figures,
snc and powerful ors al effects, al The Progressive changes
m ts tlns and DARKNESS q the Uniformed Universe, until
The vcon the Creation drscribed In
Icfrarce q Aeam Eye IN The Of Eden Tue
l. the trfu q long cherished ida and 1f lifetime VI study
aud rmsnt Va s department o. The ara Ii Is the most
cusuy sautir ard rere, u tho hind existing and
lines eNlhon the highest m.c rica in1cnuit with
astonishing scenic csots assisted y SUPERIOR poetry paint
snd music Sccucry ard lncden tsCha0s the First Day.
ere Third Day and stars Fourth Day. Creation
o. f and Fowl Fifth Day. Creation of Animals Sixth Day
Garden Of EdcnAdam and Eve With this completion Of the
LAHORE ~ The Creation. the Exhibition closes
Part ~ Grand Dorana Deuge Tickets % ct-Cldrsn
half rrec Doors at T. curaia rises o'clock.
DARK TBEATRE-TnE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
lsiahishnent are 10 let for next Season, oAssr
period hfcgni.d commencing ab-ut the VI Sap
tsutrr Uudesas security vii required The conA-
tons under which they l LEI he aaocrainad rppl
W. coRBYN. Barclay street
GRAND FISHING EyCUBsIoN-THE NEW AND SPLEEN.
~ did SEA steamer Jacob e Capt Richard laca will mako
excursion 20 tho Fishing Banks, Thurtday August "a
leave Grand 81 n, att ocook A. Nj Pike and Whit.
hall o. per Ne n, at az geos fsre Tor tho Excursion.
~ b. sho6d The Day prove unyeat the Encuron viii take
Tisee the hrs, fair day.
CBEAP EXCURSIONS 10 THE FISHING HANKS
~ fsrc la cents each way.1he Buffalo Capt
IAncs will above every Monday, Tsesiay Friday
and sunday having tho foot Of Hammond street o'clock
", returning ~ srN Rsfresimsnts sdsr bait asd
hfhing tackle will 10 provided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
JNROs me SOUTHERN ADVEkri En--INTEGESTING

/ WILL SELL TIE BALANCE OF MY SUMNER CLOTHING
,extreme low r,ees Ny sl4 lsmartaes ~ be sod for
Sill Eleven dollar Black Sacks of 50; White
Black Satin Vest low skeleton Sack So 81 Black Clota
Dress Coat made for S6 the very fnest French
mc mis- mabel $50; Doetkin Cass Pants 80; In
fact fashionable establishment a. oomf,e with
ire G.. rs CLARKE II6 Wliar,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

good Boots Shoes and Caters at Jones' IA Am
the Museum His best French Boots so; quality,
from s. SO to 81 Congress Boots from So SO to 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
ma RALrn, AuInOR os gng -PAAciicAL rnyAr

SfRIf lThF-IIS NATt a. sYtsrgOES CONSCIOUSNESS
- Tho edits ari fssss, SIS is'e,'sS sna eay 20
mansrt eus NJ o. resssrF go sd - laax rvah}~f
viii Streturr. Th tcon az lres 81 NAY ~ had q
The Author Crsenuirh fsst - lul AID ffs<.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

nR IuwEII. o,UIIsr. AlRlsr. kTC. krrEN D9
IL aaiy a. dl..ass u The hoe std Lss. hs surssry ~
BTeas-sy ttrses - xArrsa sisssL Jsst gsaal.Asl e
s.cs nd sdan q Dr foseis frratrt tha i've -
ssnts vic - hsd hs os.. h prpns alt s~n~g
bye fouptAln. large sEyy q A. icl> kyss Nsseay n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

LhESCB COFFEE NACIfISES-fREDERtCK A. WOOD
WORTH - broadaa opposite the thea'fe has just received
fresh supply Of efe Ingenious
ls Cnfeures Basove most inyauai apIadarcs
aud delicious IL ooftr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

Wigs md TOupees-An Persons Wishing a
superior Wig Scalp should not fail to call at BATCHELORS
manufactory No. Wall before purchasing elsewhere
see his new invented Wigs unegnaled for gtness natural
peaiance and durability N.BPrivae for fitting Wigs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
Gold Pens.-a Grcaton,sD Celebrated v

ran Diamond Pointed Pens the
and cheapest the world They except
actual violence and he had n Cedar
Josiah hayden Co.'S albert G. Bagley reduced prices
Gold pens and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

THE SUBS kIBERS WISHING 10 stTIRE FROM BU-
willing dispose - the Stock Cod 49, and Pax
tures ~ eiE Wholesale Drug and Chscsl Warehouse No ~
Market street The location Is UNSURPASSED tsng bcwosn fh
and Sixth rcets the custOr 81 % onabe kad
snod by every business stock has been uch rciuccon
scqnoL ny terms An orportuny tuc this Seldom
sent itself aud should be embraced ~ gentlemen deus
barking in the drug business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
CUBA SEGARS.-70O00 CUBA SEGARS, FAyORITE
~ brands, just received, ard for sale, by
PERKINS l. DELANO 30 South st .eet

CUBA SEGARS-70.000 CUBA SEGARS, FAvORITE
~ brands just received ard for sale. by
PERKINS DELANo, 30 South st eet.
NUTlCE-InE CO-PARTNERSBIP HERErJFOaE Elk.
day dissolved by mutual The affairs Of tho late firm
90 the same. WIN TErfERLY.
New York, LIST August 1SiS WIN. DE LAMAND.
Tho Subscriber VIII tho business Of Tr nsparert
Window Shade and Fancy Painting at the old stand No %
Broadway WIN. DE LAMAND.
vT>HE ONLY CURE-DR. HuNTraS RED DaUP-RE-
i member whatever other medicine take, il Ia
health aud money thrown that ia time this terrible disease
will show 1t elf in horrible FORM Then apply the
only absolute cure on EARTH at Division street 81 vial
TIE QUEENS HOTEL. OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POST
tel having recently undergone extensive alterations and great
portion newly urn will be found trial have
rival in the In point Of accommodation and
derae charges The Coffee room Of the largest and most
Baths. THOMAS SPENCER LENNEY, Manager,
Formerly Chief Steward Of the British Queen Steamship
Reference In New York to Mr. G. AWhtc 10 Cedar street
DR0r0sALs-rHE LOUISIANA PILOTS ASSOCIATION
wants to purchase two Pilot Boats FROM dxty-hve TO
tve tons brhen draugh when in ballast not exceed eight
feet eight et three inches ut most and not to be two
old with good accommodations for six Pilots with open
and break deck amdsps all their furniture tackle
wearing APPAREL In good order that the boats will b fully
equipped and ready for They TO be oored and copper
Agent Of the Louisiana Pilots Association New Orleans
The sad Proposals to he sent about the LIST to the 18th
August We want those who send their Proposals be
particular In describing the beats mnueyheir sailing
price, &c &C. Let he understood class sail
DAVID SHEPHERD,
CYRUS LAMONT
HENRY JOHNSON,
WM.Y.PITrEE,
Committee Of the Louisiana Pios Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
c "RichciIcu, Diamond Pointed Gold

Pens sold by E. WATSON CO, No. Is Wall street.
best and cheapest in Points warranted for
Gold Pens and Gold Cases Of description Wholesale and
retail Mt the lowest prices Gold pens repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

| SLNiNAL nEsgNEsS InPOIIscE xe.-DN gALfBs
~ lfacenl Iats tTcautr Contsus Asty Interesting in
tfnauos sfa tut 100 ie Understood Te eny ts trramsas
ard Win rsTcs note u hylns fsithfaiiy sssa
Greenwich STREET. ~ Is rsst nail L IRA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

tNO& THE FIRST 1INE-AND NOT THEN TILL hTRoNG
y persuaded BY several VI the emi' eu physicians
The poprietor has besode induce 10 fore the public
the MethuseIah Pills for the OF Brouehs Asthma Coughs
Dyspepsia And EMERY Principal Agency for tbs sale Of
owe Pills, 27 Grand street ~ bridge stret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

DIM sOO>tY. AUcTioSTfR-uARDwAR Arr, CUTLERY
I'D isflsh Guns Ge-Ed~d fsyroa wli sell this day 10
Dasi "a stt fenefa h0rse
lfuh 80 stone .h te al- ~ ofder Il old cselishei
flhsd houe he teseee a % clpse coptn-rship
xich win 10 fuuni tae eaey dss aad packet
% Plated trsecs and htts Nc Also two
- frflhh cunf deahi tarr od Of whom IL may
mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

JACOB = fIArT AUcriONEER-REfAILs STOCK OF
fancy tsoods-JsCOs fLArr, ~il sen this DAY. 10
seck AZ the Aueiien kasm - PAU above
iss = ssshsla Pea knse> seH,era kAsers backgammon
nfds nte ct sory Nbensn, Niairs Acorieons, SosI
tsrss sfsT. ~ fsnsy Bazss Bead resd Brushes Wash
Sands sc Ase a. iecok twsatl travelling Trunks also
Glass Cases Taiiors shop Table arf
cst So, vla-er Also SO Pens aud isiser Cold aud lin
Pos" ss dqA Pea lisf~ A. 81 ~ orleck sw second
hand sod Geld SILVER Nsfshos Cards Tatle
hrd Forks Pee cod - Kssss Sc
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
samIa Annn ; Address.

Gen. Santa Anna on the eve of his de-
pariurc from Mexico, issued a farewell
address To his countrymen. 1t is quite
long and eloquent, aud closes as follows:
All who know the history Of my public
Iifr-wbo know the uplimited power, the
glory oDd honors which have enjoyed
in the midst Of this generous nation who
have seen marble and brunze pay tribute
10 my memory, and who have known that
| have had an independent fortune fm
years past--aIl these. | say, will be con.
iyinced Of the enormous injustice which is
contained in the snpposition that il is not
for these causes have mentioned, but
from personal motives, that. have fought
exposing. my life for the good Of my
country. PartisaDs are cruel in all times
and all countries, but ours. inihis instance
have passed all limits, aud in my person
have violated all laws, human aud di.
! vine.
The state of which matters have ar
rived, renders my person no longer of any
use 10 my country. a peace to be for
ever execrated has been granted, aud
two thirds of the national territory have
been sold for a dish IF lentiS. A shame.
ful and absurd armislics has been sane.
toned to consummate the iniquiiy.--
What recourse, therefore, remains, citi-
zens, for him who only returned 10 his
country to satisfy the public wishes and
10 fight in support of the noble cause a
gainst the foreign enemy What is he to
do who is pursued in every direction!-
Retire to-a distant land 10 bewail the i'm.
mense misforunes of the Republic, since
political passions aud pa!iry interest.
have succeeded in exalting themselves
over the holy cause Of the country.
| In the exile to which condemn myself
/ the grief which will weigh on my spirits
will receive some mitigation from the
gratifying idea that have preferred my
ipersonalruiu, the loss Of wealth and pow.
( er, TO bending my knee before the enc
mics Of Mexico to obtain by enlreaty a
peace, which destroys the elements OF
her wealth and nationality. Ny gar
ments pierced by the balls Of the enemy
the thousands of MeXicans who fell
in,niy presence and under my orders-lhe
blood of their invaders and their corpses
which remained piled ia heaps on the
fields Of battle, will be so many titles oI
glory for my country and my children.
! MeXicans One of the leaders in your
independence, the most devoted to your
good name-one who has had the glory
Of offering to the Republic trophies
snatched from foreign iuyaders-one who
has fought against them, overcoming a
thousand difiicuIties-on who has shed
his blood to sustain your rights--in fine,
your most faithful friend; bids you his last
fare well.
A. LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
TEHUAcAN, March 81, 1913.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
From Santa Fe and New Mexico.

By an arrival at St. Louis, dates had
been received from Santa Fe to the 14th
ult. Col. Rails, who was enormously
TO have been defeated by the
Mexicans, has resigned the command Of
the troops at El Pasoto Lieut.. Col. Lane
on account of sickness. Col. GiIpin's
battalion had reached Moro, and Captain
Haley had been ordered with detach.
ment to Carigal, to break up den oI
horse thieves who had made that place
their rendezvous, and were saidto have in
theirpossession fifty U. S. horses & mules.
The trial of Armigo, the former Mex
lean Governor of New Mexico, arraign.
ed for high treason for partici patng in
the iusuTectionary movement; at Taos,
had taken place and resulted in his hon.
orable acquitial.
The rumors of Umea's advance from
Durango, with about 10000 men, had
been proved to be unfonnded by ,he ar
rival of Col. Semmes, trader, who had
escaped from Chihuahua. The health ot
the troops was generally good, and a
stricter discipline has been enforced.