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7gse Southern OH Company.

The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sale of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL GOMPANY'S Factory at Mobile are now prepared 10
unish
Machinery bil
warranted equal to WINTER-STRAINED LARD OIL, for
lubIicatng purposes.
Faint OIL,
Suitable every description Of INTINCI and for ALL
COLoRS, except white or extreme light shades.
Gas OIL,
Manufactured expressly for portable gas apparatus.
Deck OIL
Ofsuperior quality, for decks OF ships and steamboats,.
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found Of superior quality perfectly clean
free from all impurities.
The Machinery Oil fully guaranteed when purchased Of
any recognized agent of the Company
For sale by the resident agent h works MOBILIZE by
G, G. BOGEHT q CO.,
Agents ofthe Company,
se6 29tf&W ~ Camp street, n. O.
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HEaUetssa Cigars.

Received per ships setsen and Brownsville and landing
brig Margaret Stevens Regaas Media Regaia Londres
Gonchas Trabucos Operas ETC. the celebrated
P. PRATS & Co,
o2B 2p15t % Commercial Place
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PREETTeIANA. Mr. Harrwitz yielded the chess
contest with Mr.. Morphy by the advice OF his physi
clan. II Mr.. Staunton means to accept MIR. Morphy's
challenge, probably he will look out for doctor be-
forehand.
They have got county judgein Texas who is said
to have three hands. How can saah. an odd.handed
judge be expected to administer gVenhanded justice
We have nothing to boast of in the success Of Mr.
Douglas in Illinois, but we sbeald like to know how
MIR. Buchanan feels about it. viii the old gentleman
tell us his emotions upon the saaeet, if We will tell
him ours
The Washington Union of Tuesday morning said.
| q We expect for the Democracy some important
gainsn It will require a search warrant to detect
them. The amount of gain IS even less than the
drunken farmers orchard, which had scattsrSng
apple tree.
The two Democratic editors in Memphis are piteh-
ing into and clean through each other We gfi4 pat
one of them npon the back, if our ffienl Of the
Memphis Eagle will pat s'othernpon the beiy,
The Washington Union says that the sssel of popge
lar favor is swelling around the Adm5pistratioT4
We suppose that Mr.. Buchanan may be aalled then
1.-The old man Of the sea-
The Washington Union calls upon tlsa army &c Bll-
chanan otftce,hoders to charge! aAey don't sseeal
to take the trouble TO charge at alL-they iusa grab
the money without ceremony. Itag don't tFouhle
themselves about any mysteries Cf single - doeie
entry, except entry into the monss boxes
Tho Democracy of Baltimore. talk of getting M 4
vigilance committee in that cIay, Possibly they aFe
encouraged to this by the yeHg hrian4 result e The
similar movement in New 0sleans.
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.EM0saOEtN -GoEtohs GEtan.

The undersigned Agent the this improved Patent
GIN STAND has now on hand large stock of all sizes
speed ghtness of draft beauty sample it stand
unrivaled
NJ. S. HEDHICK, Agent,
28 Camp street,
sel0 2ptia1kw Also, 81 Front St, New Orleans
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n. 4. RRas1sa a,
aNGRAYER, LIrH0GRAPHER AND PRINTER


Respectfully soctts orders in the above pamed departments
~ att.
DIPLOMAS. STOCK CERTIFICATES POLICY HEADS
Scrip, Bills of Exchange, Checks Promssory Notes.
e emhsahed with original designs engraved copper
steel ana printed in style uneQualled IN the Sonth
as obaned facilities for doing every description work
Stone. ana particularly refers t5 the style recently intro
daced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
eeapness photography, and particularly adapted Bills of
asehange, Checks Account Sales Bill Heads fine Labels,
sic etc etc.
Being e only Engrayer Of Pictorial subjects steel cop
per IN l South publishers others requiring Portraits Land
sea9e# Book ustEat3ns etc. etc. restedt to examine
ns spass and will add that orders nthe finer and
aiicat kiaas Of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELL sa not sent to the North, is the Practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS. At HOME zINyI-
EAll0A Engraved and Printed in style punetpally
and Bt sAogtnoiice
COURT LODGE and NOTARIAL SEALS, Designed, En-
raysd ape aud Furnished with press, eonntedie, etc.
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CoTToN,-The receipts OF the staple for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening were :
by the Ytcksburg from Carolina Landing, 1851 baes
Belfast from Memphis 34l9 Delaware from Mem,
phis 2l3l j. Holden from Alexandria, 494; Capt.
to from Bayou Sara, 637 Jackson Railroad on Tues,
day night, 2l59 Hope from Shreveport 969 Doct,
Burlington from Hanisonburg, 1881 = total Ii SAL
bales Receipts for the corresponding day last year
were 1864 bales. The sales on Nov. 10, 1857, were
only 1000 bales Middng at T. cents, and during that
day it declined to III cents. 1t will be seen that the
steamer Belfast arrived yesterday with good load
the day last year she arrived and brought in
2239 bales The general cotton market was dull yes,
terday, and so it was on the same day last year 1t
will be seen that the receipts by the Jackson Rail
road have already reached 1859 bales in one day
This is the largest quantity yet. We do not know
but we begin to think we are making toeFabIy
good commencement for the seasons business.
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Cigars! Cigars ]!

Purchasers Will always in assortment the
wellkpown bandsfennidad, Flor de Ppadas, Meridana
Flor Paneho Redowa eabayga Partogas Know Something
Washington Dos Hermanas OIazo Habano etc, at the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS s. CO.,
o26 2ptF 20 Commercial Place
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THE FEVER IN MoB1LE.-ou Monday the Board
Of Health of Mobile declared tue yellow fever no
longer epidemic In that city.
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RemD0UnE.

J. " ELLIS have removed from 81 Grayie street to No
3 oAR0EDELET sTREET-to the OH e lately occup piad b
9es5rs Bosert, Foley Avery. nj 2pIm
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B BOllhln5Sep8
H501tBlUJsI78
BIS CLIP HITE OF LIME.

BIS ITLP HITE OF LIME.
The proprietor Of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
IGAL WORKS anxious disappolut the regular
toners of the establishment is compelled in of the d-
Guilty anticipated Of Bg the unprecedenedy large orders
thatare eiug daily received inform all the old patrons Of
the sBI-sUEPHITE OF LIME manufactured the great
Southern Works that unless they send their orders early SO
rs to hem eligible place the order books
disappointment be experienced their receiving which
would be veXaous to both parties Already preparations
been completed at the Works make having least
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-sULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would
heien unusually heavy the received from old
customers and many ones who heretofore have either
employed this valuable defecaor have procured
from olher manufactures.
The strength Of the BI-sULPHITE now being manufactured
at the Southern Chemical Works of H. BONNABEL viii be
found uniform and ofgreaer strength than any other period
pains having been spared bring this nyaua-
BILE chemical product perfection possible to
make worthy Of he high character the Southern Works have
already secured with the Sugar Planters of the State.
Planters desirous TO have the GENUINE BT-sULPHITE
OF LIME, manufactured the Southern Works should spe
city particularly their through their merchants or
address hemselvel directly to
H. BONNABBL.
No 6 Front Levee,
OLD 2ptf&W hetween Crstomhouse and Bienve SITS.
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These superior Wa'c9es by the aid
gaal machinery expressly designed secure,
5icg FiSE sUBsEAyTIhL pBR&BIE and uAtFoRMLY REEk
tsper tbs in
proupuneei FAUETLRss TX
hSciIE aud have been proved by the
astus tests TO be reilbis aud unliiiig in action.
EnesA Watches manufactured entire from the crude
HsfHgle embellishments by connected and uniform
Eahe mandatory being organized te system
M has been adopted il The Of The aneqd9ed
sH9a e-arms which enables produce
w the price Of foreign mOyemepto of the quality
aa the perfect psrtetmaaCe years
3*gg Watch manufactured by
@ Ate FUREIGN WJTCHEs IIkSD-the American
qies being the made by rHaGbiHery uni
zeip System throughout Nearly all hand watches
daieetiVe aui continually getting Df order In many
Es e TIE eoup s Impossible % hnl good wacl repair
and watch repiring is always uncertain md expensive.
KAe Introduction Assert Watches dtsuoses thf5 dt
cay and Country Merchants. well Watch Dealers
keep watches pof their miscellaneous stock thus
supply their customers with which may be used
aa any other article without mystery hnmbug Sold By the
trAte generally, au1 hy
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents,
o5 2plm&W I5 Maiden Lane New York
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THE OLD YERANDAH HorEL.-Who does not re-
member what comfortable sumpuous place Old ye
randall and regret that stately pile should have been
destroyed by Gre But time chauges all things and in good
many things e helps time wonderfully The only consoa
on is that human energy and progressyeness follow al the
heels of time and IRE and render the change speedily forgotten
ell remembered good thing So the old Ferand3h be-
ing numbered with the things Of the past ard its @ant now
being supplied in other quarters want twice as great aud ten
times uniycr supplied in the magnificent new eolng
Of Messrs Lewis VI Lyons Co. which now renders the
shady corner and Common streets attractive
public resort as the old Yerandah did No who
buy lohng for himself of any kind or for lis boys
large or ma look the immense stock Of goods in that
establishment without feeling that he has found the place
where his every be satisfied whether be comfort
in weather. convenience in travelling for shioa
abe dress public ASSEMBLIES aud when he
The prices, he wnot tha it 3orh while to extend
his search any further The stock eomprehand every pbe
thing the clothing aAd furnishing line, aud thing ha
greatest variety fac which will be well understood
sancng the adyertemsn Of hsasrs tyqpsE Go. utb
morning Crescent,
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ACCUSED or POISONING HER HUsBAND-A few
days since, VIM. Jenkins farmer residing in Bed
minister township, Bucks county, Pa, died. with
symptoms indicating the action Of poison, and post
mortem examination was held by direction of the
Coroner, which tended to strengthen the suspicious
entertained The stomach and its contents were sent
to Professor Rodgers of Philadelphia, and the in
quest adjourned till the report Of his analysis The
widow of the deceased was committed TO Doylestown
mil, to aWat the result.
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II Splendid Oop0l'tu11tey
FOR PERSONS DESTROYS OF KEEPING A LARGE
AND PROFITABLE
ROARDIN& HOUSE.

The proprietor of the largest ard best raroned Pr
gate Boarding Houses in the city and oraed very central
position wishing retire from business would sell the Lease
Furniture and good viii Of the establishment cheap TO re-
spousibe party. Apply FRANK A. BARTLETT Crescent
nHna ~ aD1-,
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French COysegs

4 large assortment Of FRENCH coRsETs, Of all sizes
sad styi5s, Just received by
LION & PINsARD,
"a 91 6f and rs Royal street. corner BtsnviiIs,
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BAYARD TAYLOR after two years absence in the
Old, has arrived in the New World, charged with a
fresh load of lectures. Bayard is smart young maa,
great traveller great man for seeing with bis own
eyes more than other men with eyes apparently
equal visual capacities, clever oter down of what
he sees, and raey racoateur of his Travelled expert
ences He has Travelled everywhere almost, but
through his own country, We have never heard Of
Bayard Taylor's being down south-of putting his
foot upon the soil of the terra ncognta which lies on
this side of Mason and Dixons line. He visits strange
climes that he may see with his own eyes and know
of his own knowledge, but will not travel in his own
country to ascertain if all the Abolition information
which he is fond of airing in his letters and lectures
unquestionably by the card" He ought to feel
little laudable curiosity about his own country, and
travel through benighted region Of the South even
at the risk of communicating his free soil purity by
contact with this vile population.
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HEALTH OF yIoKsBuRG-The Mayor of Yieks.
burg reported on Tuesday last the termination of the
epidemic, and the Relief Association held meeting
and adionrned sine die.
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EKeleE,1E LettE.

Bo.I7O CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-G1Lr. Al kinds Of PLAIN and oRNA-
6ENTAIIGILDING done in the best style. nylb 2p1y
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seI0 2ptia16w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04
The Canal and River Navigation.


The canal navigation for the present season is con.
ciuded beyond question for the ice in Is strong enough
for persons to walk upon with safety We learn that
various points the ranshipmcnt Of property from boats
10 cars has already been commenced and that the great
bulk will ere long be brought 10 this market
vicinity o! Casteton has become quite Formidable though
should the -southerly wind now blowing continue for Sc
veral days will eeetuy use up the present obsruc
tons.
The oHs which aground night before last on the
Casteon bars got OF at high tide yesterday after
at two O'Clock and passed by the passenger
boats from New York last night at Redhook. The to US
which left here last evening oaed over the bars, and
were early this morning beyond the reach Of ice. The
tows took down last evening only nine ton boats eaca
on account OF the increasing distractions at Casteon
Three lows will be made up here for New York this at
tsrnoon which will down in charge of the steamugs
Cayuga Niagara and Syracuse which will alb put close up
tn business for the season.
The steamer New World reached here at early hour
this morning The knickerbocker broke her air pump
when near Casteon and her passengers brought
this city IN the Young America tugboat has been
down to tow her up.
Al noon the prospect Of prolonged continuation OF river
navigation more favorable During the morning the
atmosphere had moderated materially, and with a stiff
southery wind the ice in the river fast decomposng
and the water the bars several feet deeper Tween
~ four hours OF such weather enjoying will
add many days TO river navigation this season.
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him President but Zuiosga not disposed 10 resign Gen
Mramons friends wish him TO be President also, but he
has had TO give up all idea oft for the present. aud left
the capital some days ago TO take command tue army
which about TO attack Degolado In Guadalajara,
and some think that he will take Il from the Puros but
said before, is OF Little consequence TO us which
holds the disorder bound 10 continue in the
country until foreign nations obge them by force
yARA Cruz Nov -, 1858
Yesterday morning entered here the General Trelos,
with about $50 men, the remainder Of the whole forces Of
Perote a miserable and desolate condition, being
without othes and Shoes These heroic troops have
sisted than three months the attacks the much
superior forces Of General Echeagaray and have left that
fortress only after long period OF starvation beng
duced tho end TO their horses and hides but before
they gave up the fortress they spiked all the guns and
stroyed all the ammunition that Echeagaray made his
entry only the naked half destroyed walls Of peroe
The resistance Of General Treos and his half starved
soldiers the praiscworthy IN the camp of Echea
garay they would have met only with plenty Of food
but also each soldier with OF sixteen dollars
reward for deserving the fortress.
We are also favored by commercial house with the
annexed extracts from letters brought by the Tnnes
see
MKxIoo, Nov. IS, 1858.
We unable TO avail ourselves OF your valuable ser
vices owing TO the unfortunate state OF the country
We are IN constant revolution nothing heard or spoken
OF but the between the other and
il appears TO just far from peace
six months ago All communication with the road Is
pended. We cannot in opinion, hook to peace again,
unless we have some foreg1 Intervention and we are 10
hopes that the United States government may yet be in
duced to interfere
VERA CRuz, Nov. 81, 1858.
The political affairs of this unfortunate country in
most unsettled condition, and Is impossible to form
idea when, and by what means, the revolution will be
brought to conclusion II is supposed that we may ex
pect shortly attack city by Gen Echeagaray,
OF war we do not think that any outages can be commit
ted here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04
POLITICAL.

ATA JOINT WARD CosvENTIoN OF THE PEo;
~ pies Regulars Committees Of the Ninth ward held
the sdrstc the evening of Nov 49, 1850 following
ticket for ward officers ninated-For school Commits
sioner-Ievi Onderdonk; For School REPRESENTATION J.
Van Arrcae For School TrusteesJesse West Gilbert Bo
CERT; For Conssbles-James Delarke, Matthew Foilsm
W. j. BRISlEl, Chairman.
ALFRED J. MCCULLOUGH Secretary.
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DIST wARD.-A SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
by the Peoples and Regulars will every evening
until after The election smiths Twenty seventh
street and Fourth The regular nominated candidates
and those OF John ~ HomerEue for Alderman
requested 70 call. JAMES HUSTON, Chairman.
NISIlS RyAr, secrstafy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

DIST WARD REGULAR AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
Il For School Comm is~ouer-JOHN DAVENPORT.
eehcoI Tnfpector-EDwARD N. BLOOM
School Trustees HOMPSON W. DECKER,
BARTHOLOMEW 49, CHAPrETIa
JAMES DENNIS, President
qrrpprv ucCoRurK, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

D0TH wARD.-FoR ALDERMAN OF THE ELEVENTH
ZJ Aldermanc distriu, James Connolly. Mr. Connolly
well known the Twentieth ward and those who 10
know invited b INQUIRE, and AFTER doing
10 we are sure they will depoeite their FOR him
baos bor preference 70 other political cksers who
he
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AsTROLOGY.

A rTRoLOGY PROFESSOR WILSON ASTRONOMER
"A may be consulted the past preseni and
e al IS Edrdge street between Grand and BrOome
Pee-Bsdies IS cents gentlemen u Time Of birth required
A sTRoLoGY AND CLAIRyoYArcE.-N BRUCE
N can be consulted at her once T0 Grand street second
block u re Bowery, up Second sars hs door where
ssoDshed thousands with her irwin 10 the line Of
logy and olairyuysnce Fee Zoe
l(Tss ATNrRA VIRGINIA, THE CELEBRATED MEDT
M cal clarv0yant be consulted days and evenings
NJ Johns Building lB Elnabesh street. above Browne Dir
sarsaparia syrup, bitter apple and The best and
safest remedies extant constantly on hand
Nrow ~ YOUR CHANCE TO sEE THE NATURAL
IN and oil seeing clsfvoyant-he only one In the United
sss~ she warrants 70 cure every disease 10 Their worst
particularly rheumatism both chronic and nhammatry
All tb~e Who afflicted trouble win d. well " call
highly gt0ed lady Madame CLIFTON Once l2 Spring
sIeei txo dsou lr0n 0rseae,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

G PER Toured ASH PEACH ORCHARD COAL.
ID dry ard clean arge nut ~ crate and rcd ash
and furnace white sab At lowest prices Yard No. $50
Wes Nineteenth street between Seventh aud Eighth
Pine wood and kindhnE wood for sale.
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Il Ninth ALTERNATE
ROBERI l. DARRAcH-
To THE EDITOR or the HERaLp.-HavISG SEM
Rhodes have been eoaorsed ~ The American party
= ~ That ~ y, h,, osss .sd sas a.
~ We have been nominated ~ both sides Of he democratic
Pa enc ~ syre s aTT & s '0r 'he
sr~ Yopx, Dec 1864 BESJ y RHODES.
TAX Ann RENT PAYERS NOMINATION. FOR AL
JAMES OWENS.
Ii n pi oa Z ss t
ss e. Srs av q a ss pebble Ss % sns
found The bess % hs constituents pledge
' Ta sss s% s ss5 sSs.s% :uS sss
Wam NM Me-; ss syenss near Ss .,rse.
w. " schipn.l Ito, - Madison square
..sS rssS. Nina y sss sSsu ssp're
James W. Beesman s,sh street. near 9Th
Robert Page, corner 81 and ssh street
~ cssp, iis Madsen avenue
John ~ sherwood. = West 80 street
9 !, r IN =. -, ~ =. va svsnus
jss@ s., ssP n s. e: 81 s;. :'.si
Iewss. Thomas, 81 West SIS, street
DANIEL Barnes = tss, r s,n . street.
SEQ ID. Phelps Och street. corn@ u Msdisos avesve
Bsss sgr,ae; ,..i1sien avenue between eh and SIN ss
Dkksasgn & ssdlsn avenue
iessrh bradley d Nsdi.ou i svenSe
VIM. n Martin. a-a a1
francis t,odine i6l Lexington aye.ne
A a. Avori. 10 wes. slss street
John II Wo1frate A. Easi slst street
A. W Bradford Esstsah street
Boarlmsn last ssh street,
VIM. = oossws Eas, 9sh street
y. l.. Harris 4. ksst street
Phillip Rsynolds q Easl sah s,rees
W. Al. Csldwell y Ras, 3iih street
John REID 81 Pas, San street
AEON smith ~ Madson avenue
Joseph n. Pnkney, - Lexington avenue
=. Valentine ID II 1inginn avenue
John Mowhray Ess sab street wear LerIsgisn avenue
Joseph Fletcher crner Lexington and kss s6sh
ceorge W Busised = Fast 2lth =,
sP In~ssend, 5iib stree, and 5sh avenue.
George Tsibot oilpkant
Ephraim J. Snow Fss, sS st and Lexington
John stephensan, u East z,h street
William Fretrrtch iss East nj street
rs. Cole. 100 Lexington avenue.
sP. wa,sbury rs East rth street
y Fe,retch, lsS East I'D street
&. b. Savage, 81 East = ID sress.
James Connolly, 49, tih avenue.
Charles Morgan, Madison square.
n Downer SCudder. N. ID, "a East 2sih street.
r. A Emmett, IS Madison averue
y Marion Sims N w., 7s Madison avenue.
W n Taylor = East 18th
James " SIZES " Eas, slsi street
John Caswen, s42 5th avenue.
Henry Davis, a6 East saith street
John N. Plat Once " Wall
of sers wss ' sss s sres corner o ''' '''
STEPHEN A. rrss, II Essi Nh sree,
Pdwars a. Tinker ~ wess 3Isl street.
Richard Bell zn Lexington avenue.
~ ssur Tsys%, Z s r.: s s.s street
e. Bas s 4is t,h svsn"e
Noah 4 Pike, I2i Madison sveuue
And many o;herA