The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1842, Page 3

0g THE KREMLIN DINING SALOONS, NO. 11) Broadway, comer of | "Thames street, opened on a strictiy urepean plan. At this unique establishment, break{asi dinners and su; Can be procured etisessonaple hours) ‘The daily bill of fare is le up from every delicacy the markets afford, ant at moderate ch: 8. Particular regard bas been paid to selection of wines for these saloons. Private parties can be served in the private rooms. N. B.— A variety of soups ready at 11 o'clock A. M. The Genuine Extract of Sarsaparilia, a ve THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY Or tue Crry or New York. THERE 18 NO ARTICLE IN THE MATERIA M of which so many spurious and inert prepara tions, have been offered, as parilla. Indeed, many members of the medical profession £ mod of de- nying in toto, the efficacy of this invaluable drug, and they have been led to this disbelief of its virtues, by the wretehed mixtures which have been and are at present palmed on the public, as genuine extracts of the article. The College desire no stronger and more intelligible Proof of the worthlessness of these mixtures, than that evidence which is afforded by the very advertisements of their mannfacturers. The frequent extravagant pufts which are thrust before the public, bear on their front the im) ‘of the most impudent quackery. Powers are as- o to Sarsaparilla which it does not really possess, and certificates of alleged cures, represented to have been ef- fected by its use, are paraded at length, whilst every edut physician, well knows that no such results could by any possibility have followed from the use even of the most carefully prepared extracts of Sarsaparilla. It is under: po My posntocaeer a ae wi reinstr aa their extended plan of suppressing all descriptions of me- dical im; are, that the “College of Medicine and Phar- macy” offer to the notice of the public, ‘Tue Genvive Extnact or Sansaraniia. This article has been prepared at great expense, accord. ing to the new process :f the Parisian pharmaceutists, and is confidently denominated the only really valuable prepa- ration of Sarsaparilla now offered for sale in t Together with the active principle of the Smilax offic 1—the best species of the root—the College have incor- rated that uliar modification of sugar, which has een termed gi ‘hizin. Inthe “Extracts” of the nos- trum.-venders and certain ists, the common extract of liquorice is the chief in, ient, aid can readily bede- tected. But it is proper to state that in most cases this extract of liquorice is adulterated, and contains copper de- rived from a 44 which aS decoction Ne no Toot zi evaporated. ¢ College wish thus particularly to gua the public against the pernicious tendency of mixtures, containing larg. juantities of this polsontd l liquorice. The priate quantly of the peculiar Sryatllieatle principle, Pro) juant aliar oc: izable principle, Obtained from thet val vegetable bitter, Gentian, (so called from Gentius, King of I \yria, who first discovered its great virtues.) A small portion of the active constitu- ents of the Laurus Sassafras, another vegetable, whose efficacy as an alterativeand purifier of the blood is well known, has likewise been added. These several articles have been incorporated, and their peculiar principles compounded in a highly concentrated form, andthe re- sult has been the production of a vegetable alterative and tonic, unequalled betel eae and efficacy. The College merely auld the following extract from the ica edition just published of Brande’s ‘Practical Dictionary of the Materia Medica :”— “ This article has been prescribed in chronic rheuma- tism—in_ obstinate cutaneous eruptions—in indolent ulcers—in glandular affections—in diseases of the bones, attended by dull aching pains, tumors and nodes—wasting of the flesh—and it has proved a valuable remedy, and has sometimes effected a cure where other alteratives have been long administered in vain, and when the diseased state of the system has been of many years duration. In the after- treatment of syphilis, and in cases where mercury has inju- viously affected the system, it esses powers not hitherto observed in any other artiele of the Materia Medica.” Sold in since Borties, al 75 cents each. “In Cases oF HALP-a 8, $3 50. + a ONE DOZEN 6 00. Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union. B.—A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers. By order of the College, % _ _W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau st., N. Y. LORD ASHBURTON.—AlIl those persons who aretriendly to his Lordship, and the object of his mission, and who had no opportunity of attending the dinner at the‘Astor,” will please meet at the “Crystal,” (corner of vec and Broad street) this day, between 11 and 1 ov) 0G-100 MINUTE GUNS WERE FIRED tLAST night in honor of the return of the whig members of Con- gress, and every body has been talking about the compli- aoe dinner to Lord Ashburton, just as though in this ublican city every man was not a Lord! ‘here are a good sprinkling of “Lords of Creation” who dine every day at thejrenowned Florences Nos. 239 and 240 Broadway; his celebrated restaurat is the most splendid affair in the city, embellished as costly and neatas a Tur- kish Harem. The “Bloods” are fond of his oysters, they open rich, fresh from their native beds—his Wines and Li- quors are choice and recherche. Such of our southern friends as have not lionised here are advised to call and “stand not in the order of your going, but go at once.” 0g- THE ARCADE BATH—There is no way in which the introduction of the Croton water is more effica- cious and beneficial in its eftects thaa in the enjoyment of warm Bath, which can at all times be obtained at the Arcade Bath in Chamber street. The cleansing qualities of the water isa decided improvement in thst pleasing, and at the same time healthful luxury. ‘The urbanity’ and gentlemanly demeanor of the proprietor, and the prompt Sad ready attention of those in attendance secure a patron- age to the establishment which the proprieter richly meri 0G- EVERY MAN HAS HIS TROUBLES.—We know of few persons s0 overwhelmed with misery num of the American Museum, and the worst of it is, has no remedy. ‘The peculiar trouble under which he la- bors is produced by a perfect jam and throng of visitors who crowd his immense establishment to such a degree, day and night, that the poor fellow can hardly find room to turn around. He has enlarged his saloon, and added a new room, one hundred feet long to his Museum, but “the cry is still they come” The Mermaid draws its thou- sands, and the other attractions their tens of thousands. Two performances are given in the Lecture Room ever be to separate and distinct audiences, and even then it with difficulty that all are accommodated. Poor fellow ! How we pity him thas to be overwhelmed with cash and customers. 0G CHATHAM THEATRE.—Dr. Bird’s fine tragedy of the Broker ef Bogota, having been some time in prepa tion, is produced to-night for the first time in many years: Mr. Forrest, (for whom the piece was written,) appears as Baptista Febro, the Broker ; J. R. Scott, as Antonio C: barero ; Hield, as Ramon ; Stevens, as Francisco ; Mi: Clifton, as Juana; and Mrs, Hield, as Leonor. The farce of the Turnpike Gate is performed in conjunction with the above, forming an attractive entertainment. Herald Bulletin of News, The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north-west corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. On the arrival of the morning mails, at eight o’clock, A. M.—and also of the pie | mails, at fouro’clock, P. M., the latest intelligence from all parts of the world, may be’ found on the Herald Bulletin Board, at this corner. Let every wayfarer stop Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office, The General Printing Ottice, capable of doing all sorts of printing, such as books, pamphiets, bills, cards of all descriptions, is now open atthe Herald. , entrance MONEY MARKET, Friday, Sept.6,—2 P, M. Affairs look a little better to-day; United States Trea- sury notes sold at 1} per cent premium. Indiana Bonds fall off}, and Harlem Railroad declined a trifle. All other stocks look better, and are better, than they were yester- day. Tt was stated in Montreal, on the 31st ult., that the agencies of the banks of Western Canada in that city,took their notes at one fourth ofone per cent discount. On the same day the prices of exchange on New York were 2} three days, of private drawing. We believe the banks asked more. We learn from the Indiana State Sentinel that the State Bank Directory in session lately, decided that specie pay- ments shell be maintained in good and full faith by all the branches, until, if necessary, they have paid out their last dollar; but of this there it no guarantee. It is, there- fore, for the dealers to continue to be governed by the faci- lities to operate through Ohio agencies. There is every indication among our mercantile classes of +h better business this fall than for some time past. Confidence seems to have gained ground somewhat, al though our large importers fear the protest of a great ‘amount of jobbing paper ere winter secs in. We think that if our jobbers get through without much trouble, business next spring will open with fine prospects. The actual wants of the couutry are large, and must be met. We trust, therefore, that we have touched bottom, and that commercial affairs will now be built upon a sound and healthy basis. There is nothing to prevent this being realised. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 60 a a Cay Tus Co 50 20 ca & Behense’y 12 10 8 «10S ts ee Hh ge | 2% Del&iiudson 530 8% 10 New Jersey RR 3 Second Board hi 6's, 1840 73 25 Canton 20) Oe eas oan T8150 Harlem HR i Corn Trade. Flour is quiet here, Wheat is quiet, Corn is quiet. We have no material change to notice in any of these arti- cles. The receipts of western produce, particularly wheat at Buffalo, are pepe A it, notwithstanding the ad- vanced state of the business season. At Cleveland the: seem to keep pace with previous seasons. The importe- tion of western oats appears to have ceased altogether. Sales of wheat continue to take place at 82 cents, at which 1000 bushels new Illinois were taken on the 29th ult., by one of the Black Rock millers. A lot of good Steubenvill flour, via Cross Cut Canal, 360 bbls, brought $490, but almost »ny of the fancy brands by six cents a barrel more. Cornis in better demand and 36 cents has been of- fered, but there is none unsold in the market. The rece of flour a wheat, via canal at Cleveland during the last week in Au, were heavy, averaging 1 000 bushels wheat and taf pole flour diem, as fol- lows :—From 2and to 28th Aug., 1942, Wheat 76,394 bush. ; Flour 91,541 bbls, making the total canal receipts at that place during the first twenty.seven days of Aug., as fol- lows :—Wheat, 216,400 "Flour, 68,268 bble; Corn‘ Domestic Markets. Couvmars, $.C., Aug. 26.—We have not heard of the fine Cotton this week. There has ¢ inthe poorer qualities, at 4) a S$ cents. uctations 4) a 3) ceats, whieh are merely th epi SV Me Asaween ty, near mee ert Cape Howland, ta ita day 00 a cruise, a se m | 1s spun, Al- 3, Ni 30do; Panama, Fall River, 0 100: uno, to bese: to sail about Sepe Ist. Cuanteston, Aug. 27.—The operations in Upland Ci n since the 20th instant, have been we taken during the week but 540 bales. The following 58 at 5f; Slat 5}; 21 . BL at7; 64 at 7}; 13 at 7}; 48 at7}; 42 ats; erlb. The receipts es in Long Cotton are 15 bales Sea bares at Ldand 15; and 2 bales stained do at 6 and 7 cents lat 25, lon 71 18, ry limited. Buyers isthe result, viz: 35 at 0}; 118 at 5} 20—Arr dei hiatal eld ath ford Rice—The transactions in Rice embrace 604 tierces. | Qi nutetaba'ports 2th, Fideli The sales have gonerally been in favor of the buyer. The following is the result :— 203 at 2}; 262 at 2, $2 7-16ths per 100.—Nothing has New Onveans, A been very limited, o: .—Transactions in Cotton have tothe small stock on sale; and but for the interest excited by the arrival of a few of the new crop, the market would have present character. The receipts of new during ¢ the week amoun in all to 260 bales, ana the stay e parcels look very we ‘The sales of the new crop embrace 143 bales, at 74 to Sic fer parcels closing from good middling to Liverpool fair. below are only applicable to old Cottons. les of the week as follows, viz , new crop, at 7]: 19 do at 73; 12 do at 8, 40 12 do at73; 8do at7}, and 30 do at 7}—22 old crop at 5, 54do at 6je—25 North Alabama at 5, and 99 Western Dristricts at 5}c. There is no improvement to notice in the demand for Sugar. A few small parcels have been taken for shipment tothe North, but principally all that has been bought is destined for the Western markets. ferior to good ordinary are 2} a3 cents; common to fair 3} 4} a 4}cents per Ib, ‘The asking rates on plan- mn are 3 @ 34 cents. Provision Market, We advise the poorer classes to visit the country mar- ket and purchase their meats there. They should keep away entirely from the monopoly butchers and let the rich support and encou Peaches and Butter are the only articles t! dear. There issuch an abundance of all kinds of vegat: bles that prices cannot remain high. hands of speculators which ex; We notice the Our quotations for in- ae for Boston, Idg; Eliza an Frorigenoss G e extortion if they York. Sid Sai Peaches are in the is why they are so Lawrence, NYor for) shin and 3 rigs, Cid Be forming Star, St Jago; Swallow, (new. ¢ ta rous) St ‘Yohns, NB; Oak, F : Maracaibo; Sami N Gott, Point Petre, Guad; France rr) Soon SSo5 28 ps x 0th, Arcturus, do for Bostor ¢ Leo, do for Portland. ‘The Catharine, from Machias for New York, with lumber, off Catharine. i as eK Perry tari) lSea8etetetsns' Yor! th, dout; Volant, do; Excel, N Yo Gren Corn, per 100: pecescecim @ © 5 in Gi Currants, qt-t « hattan, Providence; Mary Le Arr in the Schuylkill, Tecurnse! Foreign Markets, Havana, Aug. 16.—Business is dull as usual in the sum- mer, but we look for more activity in October and N. vember. Coffees neglected, nominal price 6 a S}c.; M lasses, cask alone, 5} per gallan: Muscovado Sugars, 2; a 41s. We have been all summer over supplied with Ricc. for best, and 9 for inferior. SS STO SEIS On Thursday the Ist instant, in this city, b: r.Jonx Rotneny, Jr., to Miss Waxt, all of Mattewan At Hurley, Ulster County, N. Y.on the Ist instant, by the Rev. A- Elmendorf, Mr. Anza B. Surrwoop, of South- east, 'utnam County, to Miss Mary E. Gumagn, mersct, Niagara County. On the 3ist of August, by the Rev. S. M. Isaacs, Paiuur Joseru Joacnimssex, Esq., to Mics Paisciura,first daugh- merchant, all of this city. On the Bist of August, by the Rev. Mr. Youngs, James R. Curios, U. 8. N., to Mrs, Harner W. Sticxen- mire, both of Brooklyn, L. I. On the Ist instant by the Rev. Henry Chase, Joun F. Messexva, to Miss Converts N. Brinaton, all of this city. Attica on the sist ult., by the Rev. Dr, Proal, James M. Ween, of this city, to Racin B., daughter of R. Sny- der, of the former place. Present prices 10 ter of A. Godfre o ices to the e1 ii 3. Gow ference re On the morning of the Ist insfant, at Jamaica, L. 1, | ern Neste Wiis tuniness: Good refer Van Corr, aged 52 years, friends and acquaintaaces are respectfully invited to attend his funeral at his late residence this (Saturday) af ternoon, at 4 o’clock. On the 2nd instant, after a anper Wacxer, in the 75th y: His friends and thos are invited to attend his WANTED—« eral from the residence of his son No. 699 Washington street, this afternoon at half past Passengers Arrived. Liverroot—Ship Brooklyn—Dr Wm Whelan and lady, Wm ‘Vance—168 in the steerage, ‘ Fairfield—F Serfbertt, French Vice re, J R Lemvine, lady and child. Consul, and lady; Mi Passengers Sailed, Hatirax axp Liverroot—Steam fers Bradley and lad: Barnisy, Keutuck r Barley, Keutucky: , Special ‘Messenger {rom et; Mw Davies, saacs, Jdsworth, John Lutman, Jas t yzas; Dr D St Croix and ser- Clarkston, Mr aud Mrs two daughters and two servants, fax—Edw Twi vant, Prine Edward Islands y iti Miss Phillips, Montreal—13. Fore!gn Importations. Livenreot—Ship Brooklyn—i00 tons coal RR mus C) tons ‘imtarn—3 cks hardware 5 do castu castings Denniston Dark—15 cs 1 bale mdse Chas H Russell & ¢o—7 tons iron Geo W Shields—12 bxs 4 bales mdse Godtrey, Pattison & co—2 bales mdse 40 crates 5 hhds earthenware to o Port av Prixce—Brig Fairfield—30,000 Ibs log wood 620 bags coffee 50 ceroons tobacco Skeldicg & Ferris—9 do 17 bhis ginger Hogarth—50 ceroons tobacco 138 bags coffee H Brash & co—15 Brett & Vose—33 & Stucken—369 to order. Nantes—Brig Sarat gar 2) bkts wine 35 bxs 1 MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters, ‘We shall esteem it a fav a the shipping left at the pert yesscls spoken on their passage, & | L Leland—50 Meyer 125 cks vellow ochre 120 bbls vme- & Bi , a list of their ci ir arrival. We will recip: favor in any way. ‘To Correspondents Abroad, Ports are respectfully requested very. all the marine intelligence they can fantical information of any from any one re ¢ or abroad, will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 3, 1842, Ships Courier, Duggan, Gibraltar, 8 Broom & Co; Bremen Salneha remen. ric! wager; lace, Hersey, Boston, Peter Edes-—Bri tor Nor) Smith, Mansanilla, Schmidt & Balche F G Thurston & Co—Sehrs ; Eliza Meserole, Hatch, ved. 1 40 days from Li Prince, Aug. 20, with led in co, with brig ‘Sea wert, ‘Sarah Ama, (Br) Atkinson Ship Brooklyn, Ricl a hi from Pe Winceler, (som, held ier “Bai jeridian, for Boston, 2 d Saw in Crooked Island standing Nov th. fi ritish brig Otter, Dill, 7 days from Bermuda, in ballast, to eft no American vesse ova, Bedell, 36 days from ;, Warding, (of Boston) from New Orleans, Ang. Baren, Phillips, from Folly Land.ng, with ‘Schr Little Mary, Kimball, from Portland, with molasses, to Belt Grecian, Chase, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to the Schr Albert M. Hale, Chase, from Boston, with mdse, to the mM Behr Page, Nickerson, ? days from Boston, with mdse, to the master. coffee, ke. to SI nate and painful female cos plaints which bas of others, has induced many to place themselves und ment. s3.eer Nantes, with wine, &e. One ship, unknown. lary Frances, Hub- Hant, New Orleans: Bi men, and others— , (Bremen) Meyer, ecord. ING aT Boston.—Arrivals danng the month of Ships. 5 . Sehrs. Sloops. Total. aia Br or oar 1 and 85 schrs were Bri- s 5 6 6 , Lt foreign clearances, 11 brigs and aches were British; and sailed on the and cleared and sailed he wth Yor Gibraltar and Me- ive. statement of arrival: in the years 1941 an Acadia cleared Ist, and tonnage, al yom the Lower Ports are not included im thasbere Whalemen, al May 28, Popmunnet, Sippican, clean; June 20, part of her oil. The bal I landed at ibm in the Olive oes hamee New Beate A letter from Hope, of NB. reports her at Fayal July 1, with * Spoken, Vienna, of and from Baltimore fur Port au Prince, Aug 11, for Turks Island, Aug 29, off Eme ine, from Portiand for Cuba, Aug 28, off South Shoel of Foreign Ports, Jnion, Conrad, NYork; Palm, Phila- 400 bbls sp oil on board. Ww Franklia, from Nantucket. Nantucket. Havirax, Any + Joun, NB. Aug 2%6—Arr Columbia, Philadelphia. Cld a, do. ‘it ec, Aug 1 water; Richard opal QW fitean: Ganges, pool; Lady Falkland, Gtuagow; Mariner, Porsmouth:, Uy ted Kingdom, Ber for, Whitehaven; ; Tagus. Llanelly; h Barry, tha; k; Barlow, Loch Ryan jou, Ja. ug 10—In port, Cora, for Philadelphia, 8 dayss Manacatno, May, for Boston, 10. Point Petes, Guad. Aug 6—In port, Seboois, from Bangor, : of and for Bath, 10. re Aug 3 No American vessels in port, No American vessels in_port. "The sailed 4 days previous fer St ‘Tho- rragansett, and Ontario, desti- a, La Guayra, Aug H—In port, Emily Ellicott, of and from Baltimore, disg. Baravis, May 3—In port, Logan, ldg for Europe; Sumatra, ‘Ann, for Padange 2 days; Panther, unc. United States Por Ganpiner, Aug 4—Arr Kennebec, Cadiz, Sid W P Walk- LAND, Aug 30—Arr Thames, Havre; Volga, Turks Isl- poleon, Bangers 3ist, Monument, Boston." Cld 30th, na, (new, o| port, 199 tons) Davis, N York. cesten, Aug 20—Arr Retrieve, Philadelphia; Hero, N 8, ‘A wah ann. Berarasiio and’ wht, ) Afric: aALEM, Au Cl izal new, tops. rica. Boston, Sept 1—Arr Coromando, NYork; Nauvoo, Charles- Martha, Baltimore; Boston, ‘d Monaco, imore, Ella, Sea Flower, Ways Arcturus, Rondout; Grand {sh ore; Garden, Havre de Grace coe. . Cld Britanni Philadelphia, Caroli Ate Aug 30, Oceanus, Newcastle, Eng ‘remout, and New Zealand, lary, Charleston, i Aug 31—Arr Jane, Philadelphia; Herald, jachem,'N York. f Epaakrown, Aug 20—Arr Fellowship, NYork for Boothbay; Freeman, do do; Zephyr, do do; Gen Scott, Ti ent ashore on Cape Poge last evenirg—is 1s now at the wharf. Sld 3ist, the above, except Yate Gives, Aug 20—Arr Yantic, New York. Sid Joseph lo. a ard Rush, Tennessee, Co- delehias Gen Bratiard, Vienna, and NYork, ‘Aug 20—Arr Powhatan, NYork, 4 Aug 31—Arr 28th, Diadem, Grand Caillou via New Bold Commander, Philadelphia; Lady Hlelen, Hon- 1 PritapeLrnta, Sept2—Arr Eliza Nichols, New Bedford; Mi ine, Rotterdam: ‘tor, Somerset. Cld Eolo, Palermo; 0, ios JR 7 te, Boston; Orozimbs . Flash, and Pow- ii; Comet, ‘NYorke— hy Ps lence. " BaLtitore, Aug 31—Sld Gen Marion, Rio de Janeiro; Nile, shia. pALEXAxDnIA, Aug 30—8ld Sophronia, Barbadoes; Coral, on Norrotx, Aug 30—Arr Dan! Francis, Boston; Richard, do; Antilles, Thomaston—came in from sea on Weilnesday last, and was driven over on York Spst, where she groanded, and was comp lled to throw over some of the cargo in order to get off; CC Hooper, York River for NYork; Ruth, Stonington; No- vember, Boston; Rosetta, New Bedford. In Hampton Roads, Francis'Stanton, from Rotterdam, wiz orders; James Gray, City Poi don; Francis, New Bedford for Baltimore; Industry, Baltimore for New Bedford. A polacca and two brigs came down James river to-day, and anchored in the Roads. T herm brigs came in from sea this afternoon, and apchnre: Roads. Sid Virginian, NYork; 20th, James Powell, Balti for Nassan. Wasnixatox, NC. Aug 22—Arr Mvers, Fowler; 234, Smith, Duran; Pamplicd, Pugh; Mary Jane, Brooks. Cid 22d, Mirrers 2th, Cashier, Boston. Savanwan, Aug 20—Arr Poland, Castoff) Havana— Captain C. died on the seventh day out; he belonged to New- rt, RI. NEW Onteans, Aug 2—Cld Emporium, Boston; Orleans, Sears, NYork; Uncas, Havana, Arr Charles William, Tho- maston. SS 3 Wan eam Engine of 5 horse power, in good or- der and substantial. En JOHN ANDERSON & CO. s3 1t*ec 152 Peart corner Wall street. WANTED nituaiion Dy: an iupustrious young woman in ‘a respectable private fa Apply at 364 Broome street, upstairs. 83 Ie ANTED—Several girls acquainted with the colorin, ‘Prints. Also, some boys about the age of eizteen y ply to No. 208 William street. WANTED—B: a young Air of this city, respectable family, as jdren’s maid. M. W., Sun Office, stating all about i. ang Man with a small ‘engage in the Grocery and Provision business, of taking an interest in the ‘same, with some person alten tablished, doing a good safe business; one down town preferred, ine lett at the office of the " Herald” for“ Boabdill,” will be “ei ial and attended to. auz7 itm 'WINE. NAILS, CORDA: i ext tof Cottoa, Hemp, Fiax, and India Seine, ‘Turtle, wrapping and Manufacturers’ Tw-nes; English flax, and “Manilla bale rope, ption; kes, wicking, carpet warp, lives of all kinds, glass, corton and wool cards, &c. Se. constantly for sale on liberal terms, by s3lter CEBRA & CUMING, 106 Pearl st. NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, New Yi H vept. 2, 1842. ROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed "Proposals for Granite.” Por ein’ > will be received at this office till 3 o'clock, P. M. of the 10th inst. for 2,000 feet of Granite, and '400 loads of screened building Sand. ‘The Granite to be lengths of 5,6 anu 10 feet, 12 inches by 12, tooled on three sides, and rough dressed on the other. Both the Granite and Sand are to be delivered on the wharf atthe U.S Naval Hospital, near the Navy Yard, and subject to the inspec- tion of the Samples of the Granite offered must accompany the bids, which must state the location of the quarries. All to be delivered on or before the sth of October next. ROBERT C. WETMORE, s3 8tr Navy Agent. NEW GOODS—MARTIN M. BMITH, No. 112 Pearlst,, would respectfully call the attention of his cus and country merchants generaily, to his fresh stock of Silk and Sta- ple Dry Guods, which he is offering for sale at remarkably low prices for cash and acceptances. MARTIN M. SMITH, No. 112 Pearl st, third door old N. B.—But one price named at this establi TO PHYSICIANS. HERE will be a meeting of the Svciety of Alumni of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the University of the State of New Y I of the Coll hi Tuesday in October ‘he Committee will be al ere: ting reports and of the College and 2 sig Lime By urder of. Wied to ASIDDLETON GOLDSMITH, A. MM D. ‘residen' J. R. Graccox, M.D., Secretary. cat MILLINERY GOODS. b, STRANGE, 193 Walker street, has commenced and + will contiune to receive through ihe 5 by all the his usual supnly of he first quality French Ar fancy Feathers, Pattern Bounets, Face Sprigs, all selectes by himself in La ‘Also, asupoly of Materials for Flower Makers, consisting of every article required manufacture of Artifical Flowers. rt ROE OSY. A\Natticle under the above, head lately, appeared in the mul- ti journals of this city, whieh in its tenor, con- ignification at ineffabl with its intended rur- rt. As truth is the best her- itis :—I aver that , With the view of conciliating family’ prejudices, inadverte nt- Iy adhibited my name to. represented to me as a trae du- plicate of that put in my han lurriedly seanned over, bat tn ts nature opposite in gnea:ing, and with deep driught cy entirely falsified. Such being the case, T repeat the a pol i" 4 same, and adhere to all other previous assertions. as trae and correct. ‘A.C. BARRY, Wig Maker snd Artist in Hair, #3 It®ec 146 Broadway, SHIRTS. of the Diseases of Women. ~ MEDICAL AID. R. GREGORY, long aseuste med to quem for di Of a private nature, resides at 34 Mott street. these complaints many years, snd ha cases of consecutive or secondary symptyms; and the like result frequently follows the wie of many advertined remedies ; tor this reason: ‘mary stages of the complaint, cannot be supposed to exert the same power and influence over the haman system when its administration has been, locg contimed; and thns w! tient is swallowi icine from day to day : his not changing to acl ic form, to say the least, is very likely to terminate in a permanent debility, or perhaps something —that any medicine, however good in the first or pri- the pa- ease, if worse. Dr. Gregory deems it worthy to remark, that he has often been applied to for relief by patients who having been treated for the complaint, were discharged as being cured, and then - selves were of the opinion that it was r few day lapse and the disease begins to show stances nly occasionally tnt, . nent, mducing at length a chronic inflammat ble. effects, which it would be indel inhich willbe recognized rei eve y one 5 ich a state of things as t! tTimioece in stricture, and itds by Sorgigal y-ava only that terrane can everbe pormanenty removed, Nor so tit te chrom nfammation, oe rather nuration comalady there is &.cure, by Hare Cienae Dr G. is proud to say that he his discoverca we ieonght to his aid, a'remedy iver before used 1p these cases, which has proved successtal in every instance where it far’ Seen applied sn has effected cures In eases of from 30 15 . "This announcement is pot made through mo- of vauity and love of boasting, but simply to inform th he remedy, where it may be found, ‘Those a ST fd him at his own house, (not e drug store, ri 130 yarua from Chathaim squats “Ail let must be port paid. : ished litte treati bore sub- i Secente "Por vale by tne authors ask aos yy Messrs. ts, in Paltensatreet, And both er, Bros tr y e Bowe: be 146 7, comet Buffollestreet, tad 77 Kast Prosdore i corner street, ane? a im? RUN & CO., 115 Willi former! a B SCo—mitlonen ina few ‘Spy fren cae ue tial Flowers, Fea arrivals. — ‘This establishment is vecieving from thers house ih Fass’ by every Havre packet, the new: tathey appear inthat ceutre of fashion, 3 arrangement enables them to have coustantly on hand a tment ot the above articles, Dealing by M this line than any other establishment io the city, they ean afford to sell at the very lowest rates and on i most (ashionabl far more largely the most reas le terms, Wholesale warerooms up stairs, Also, constantly on hand, manufacturers. BULWER’S DEVEREUX, PRICE Pens % FIVE € HABELER & BROTHERS, N: on Friday morning, the 2d inst., DEVERE Disowned,” 3.1m peetfuily announce their intention to publish an 1¥o editor of the standard novels, such es those of MrJ RIPE L Bulwer, the very Jow price of twenty-live Each novel ‘will be’ e "t hingle volume. yet tgpe (breve: wl balan en Fhe pages will be in douile column A yolume will be published abvat once a fortnight, or often: bas] wil ¢r, if occasion shall requ re... In this respect th be governed by the supply; whatever good worl be promptly issued i: the octavo edition, Several vol already been jublished, which will serve as a speci nntire series, e Works introduced in this edition will be selected for ther and not heeause of the rsmalluess of size, and will given'complete, without omission, or abridg- ment, aud_in the peatest and handsomest manner, ‘The paper will Be of excel- the sheets will he dried and pressed, so. that the Jentquality; volumes will be in order for binding tas that of any « been publ her anticipate 92 2 ral encouragement from the pul —The Lik fare, the Great Mail Robber and Highwayman, w ration at Baltimore; to which is added Sal ierochmn Fleysn Aleccien fire une a—dohn B Perry; New Yo Eto, and booksellers generaily _FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS. RUN LA ROSIERE & COURT, 116. Willia The only successor of Brun L.. Rostere & Co, a» Silvie de G: a just received, by the Havre Puck the Sully, a large assortment of Superior and Fashionable lowers, of the Latest Pai No. 116, William street is tie true and only depot of those sue yerior articles from their manufactory in Paris, Rue de Tracy 10. 6. The above firm has been lately declared by a ‘Tribunal de Commerce and the Cour Reval, x Pa Only legitimate successor Of the fmm of Brau ia Re ol ris, s2in® AMERICAN MACINTOSHES. FPHESE Water Proof Garments, as now being furnished at ur est-blishment, are, in every possible respect, full qaualito the imported, either, Freuch ot English, ‘andy uc ar better mide up.” ‘The’ style of: cut and At is such as w comparison with the most exquisite of ported coats are now generally. preferred terms. Gentlemen who prefer, cut to their taste. Remember—| only manufacturer of the real Am: Macinu HORACE b. DAY, India Rubber Company, Successor to Roxbury Trom 125 to 45 Maiden Lane. s2im*r Warehouse removed ty lee of flowers and ferthers, every kind of materials for flower b TS. 82 Cliff street, will publish o to edsnre easy legibility. e or elsewhere, the publishers conlidently Adventures of ‘Joseph ommitted robberies in she United States to the. amount of ninety theusand dollars, with a full account of his trial and exe: mint of the cruel es of the to be the re & Co., SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS, ESPECIALLY those now im the city, are respect(ully re- minded that they can proctve new, powerful aud highly n, on very ad¥autagecus terms, m pagkages suitable for private use, or for their regular custom: flavored Teas of every deseri rs, at the anton Tea Company’s Depot, “So im*r No, 121 Chatham st, New Yo BOARDING HAyse 301 Peari stree 1, betwe- o Beekman and Ferry street, Pleasant rooms with board—Gentlemen who prefer dining ata late hour can have breakfast at ten o'clock. au3l lm*r THE CRYSTAL, CORNER OF WALL § BROAD STREET. ‘e Conoisears and Epicures who throng the “Money” to stand the test ith any house in town, wh le we do, we look to you, for some share of renown. THE Proprietors of the above establishment will take a pride in redeeming the above pledge. and they will permit no ar- ‘twele but the very best toappear onthe bar. A choice Lunch ean also be found daily. auzi im*r el, Iry, stop in and try, the “tock” that there you'll FLUTE & GUITAR. Me PHILIPE ERNST, Professor of the Flute, Gvitar, and patent Concertina begs to anvounce to his friends and pub- lie that h uitar, which will be found well learner or amatear, from its being well avapted to that in ment and calculated not on'y to please but to afford instiw Ronio, with several other pleasing co for the guitar” are to be found at M y the attention of t ust published his new ‘Rondo Militaire” for the 1p mst’. residence 68 Canal street, where he continues to give lessons on t_¢ above instruments. sl3m*r SECOND ADVENT. RR. HARVEY'S QUIETUS—A pamplet op Christ’s Second Ad, ent, —at 278 Pearl st, 383 Grand avenue, and by the rdito , 6th avenas fou sovereign remedy for the Miller mat NIX HAIR SEATING AND CURLED HAIR MANUFACTORY. HE. undersigned have con Hair Seating for Sof Corded Hate, Webbiy Swing are our prices of Hair Seating -— PRICES OF HAIR SEATING, PLAIN. DAMASK. Inch. Piece. Cut. — Of all patterns. 15 40 42 = 16 42 “4 75 n 46 48 83 18 a4 56 90 19 4 6 98 20 m4 76 1,05 21 a4 86 110 22 4 % 1M 3 1.02 1,06 1,20 Py] 116 1.20 1.30 6 1,28 1,32 145 28 1,40 1d 1,60 » 1,66 aa 170 JOHNSON & GREEN, Phoenix Factory, 23 West 13th street, 5th and 6th Avenus, au3l toc7*r Office, 152 Wiliam street. i lished, to show the absa-dity f Mr. Millers doctrines respecting now out and for sale as follows, Viz? 6 Bowery, 169 Broadway, 32 6th This work will be now so prevalent in oar land sliw*r ntly on hand Plain avd Damask Couches and Music Stools. ‘ow Cloth, Twine, &c., for Uphoisters, ney Hair Cloths, suitable for ‘Cap and Stock ‘also for Brash’Makers and Musical Instru- THE NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PHARMACY. ESTABLISHED FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY, AS met with the most unprecedented success since om mencement, particularly from the unfortunate yictims ot i th ollege. The unprincipled pretenders, who are now daily gaining stre and vigor under the judicious treatment of the followlng yeparations hays already obtained a ¢elebricy wn- ps ale of ediciae. “THE UNRIVALLTED TONIC MIXTURE. A certain cure for all forms of dyspepsia, low spi loss of del appetite, Issitude, cutaneous eruptions, gen ral sposition to consumption, and all complints with great success in cas Fentative te yellow fev: For the eure of thet nal disease, nervous he: Sold in Pertles, Bay and $2 eacl ic pa'ns, cvlie, bruise he, pains in the joit THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. For the cure of all cases of a deli the bones, eruption cre "hott it $1 i h. uackery., in bottles at $1 and $2 each. THE AMERICAN ANTIBILUUS, CATHARTIC PIL! For the cure ofall des lood, exciting the whole al mentary canal to Wealthy act giving new vigor to the vital powers. This medicine is ntirely superceding the drastic purgatives of the nostrum THE FEMALE Mike nee e PILL. For the cure of those complaints peculiar to the female sex, and to restore and preserve the regular action of the female Organs, with full directions and cautions as to use, and sold in . iy anned 25, he tna Os OE ASTLEY. COOPER'S PILL , For the eure of cutaneous eruptions, gout, chron fi rone oF the digest 4 “STOHE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE, Gaaranteed to ure gonorrlana, gleet, and all mucopurulent | discharges from the urethra. Sold in 50 cents sient HE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER, Forthe cure of sore nipples, superficial «xcoriations of the slain, Sold in closely stopt phials at 0 cents eich “Phe. abo subage nt J Dr. % Dr, King, 287 street, Elan L.'Theall, 548 Grand street. mm. Armstrong, 184 Fulton Principal office of the College street. By order, au’ 3mr Ww! “HATS, HATS, HATS. FALL FASHION —The subsciiber mvites the atten: tion oftee Bera Monte to his beutiful, eracetul, and instefal Low bell-crowned Hat, being the only ‘really tas! able article of the kind ex jouzh he ernnote pect but imitators wil! spring ap, ns travelling outfit, may found at E. BLOOMER’S, 179 Broadway, _ 030 Im is*r Opposite Howard’s Hotel. Tity, pre- trom disarrangement of the wervious system. It may be also used of fever and aug: aud sa pre- pains, sie , and imme- diate and permanent relief guaranteed. Sold in Bottles, 75 cts disease, or for pains in y other distressing symy- use of mereuly, Or by 1. rangements of the liver, purifying the theuma hye rations may also be had of the following }» Brooklyn. Rew ‘Yori, at 97 Nassan RICHARDSON, Agent_ ‘A large assortment of Travelling Tranks, Carpet Bags, Hit Cases, and, ¥- fact, every thing meces.ary for a yentlemnau’s FISH'S Fall Style for Gentlemen’s Hats.—Orlando d the model now grac: fal and w character to the hat blbd it. “1 17 BROADWAY. ‘ish annuunces to the gentlemen of New York, that his Style” of Hav Fashion introduced at time isn coatinuatio... of his series of Amerie-n Fashions, although differing ing ones, will com- mend its If t, the + erson of taste for its elegance and symmetn- eal proj ey as the object aimed at has beento impart a ILL POND OYSTFRS—The subscriber begs leave to n- is friends and the pablic in general that tnis delicacy epared to supply dealers and others with any quantity, on appl eatin iy D. CONKLIN, 82 3t¥ re 61 Whitehall st near 8-uth Ferry, N 0 TAILORS—The Full Fashieps tor 1842 and 43, publish- Toate Oliver, Nor Wer rondwny, New York’ are now completed and ready for sale Also, his new edition on draft- t ’ — shious, wi ccompanying the ferus—The Fashious, with the patterns accompanying the pal) will have same are two dollars; aniy, one. wis Grating garments by sensing Give dolls post MTT ondcrns nldressed t0 H.C. Godirey, 16 Liberty receive prompt attension. BAN’ N nie awit ts ‘or PERSBE & BH Ci Liberty srfeet Di Coneourme, % poh ine 'OAL.~100 Tons Buperior Orrel Coal, now landing i from Liverpool, Mi 0 Sheridan from Liverpool fgraale ots ‘auld r %# South siteet, ‘BROD ime AUCTION OSPMENTS SATURDAY, At 103 o'clock, at she le of Elegant Furniture, Pi the entire furuiture usekee ping, toxether with a sjleud ve, by order of a Receiver, forming. altogeth and ‘variety of the very best articles in with. I Also, 5 piano fortes. At half- Extensive sale of sof: ottomans, divans, foot MONDAY kin the sales room. Athalfpast 10 0 Extensive Sale of Dry Jewelry, ke. Ale rooms, A‘ 11 o'clock in the Fulton st store. Music, Instruments, Books, Libi to whieh the sttention of professor following valu» th s00r, Vizi—numerons printed t Keo. &e, from the Vest talisn, and Fieuch duett, airs, songs, Sc. for voices and inst uments old Eng ish songs: melodsame and ballet music, ke. the emphatic language of the owner, u ‘Also, a va f choice book: costly ba.soon, two plans fort splendid gin, a valuable warch, AliomA valuable énthin Nath sitive, NESDAY, At hatfepast 10 «clock, in the sales room, Marshal's Sale of F i achoice assortment crries. PARK THEATR REDUCED PRICES OF ADi1 ins Circle of Boxes. Fortes, &e.— ily giving up cabinet fi an as line, rarely met POOR GENILF. Sir Robert Bramble, — Burton | Fred Core! O!lapod, Emily Worthington, ul se wing chairs, sofa beds, Gay Ge mig 2 Barton | Jubn Jones, iss o'clock and the performance meneo athalfpast 7. NIRLO’S GARDEN (VAUDEVILLE NI GREAT ATTRACTION AYKES? BEN} FIT. he following indies aud centlemen will + Mine C. Cushman kein the sai pds, Clothing, pledged articles, fa celebrated pr grand overtures. MISS On which occasion 1 vever nd musica! instrament’. Jeemer, one flu iss Ayres. THIS EVEN: 3d, the Eeteraivments ¥ I descriptions, together with AR RAN OLIVER. Sir Mark Chase, Sir Alfred Highflyer, BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, SATURDAY, clock. at the auetion room. Fo makers, combining all the rn improvements. Charke | F Matia Dartington, “| FOO Custer Hand Furniture Pianos, &e—Cor carpets, feather beds and mattr ahogeny French and other bea seat chairs, looking glesses,and Quarter of an hour's ine liowed for Hefresh Me everal splendid piano fortes by celebrated A LADY AND AG ECULIARLY Moo ‘Limm | A Geotiom y RY, Auctioneer. REAT SALE OF WATCHES—' sell this day, ot 58 Broadwa 10, o'clock, at the auctiox roo — —This stock is the largest. and 21, 22, and some with Independent ondon duplex very fine duplex wate jeneva mawiif re! tent levers, of 8. J. Tobias, Ji plainand full jewelled, all of wh rp ond and 2 times, av chronometer balan full jeweled, superior double bottom ious celebrated tm: jeutiemen’s WV. KENT, will "A Vesce iT € D , wear, Maiden Lene at | ASIC OF Con Oy sate A Sleeve uf a Cont : OMENADE. MUSIC offered at public auction in this city, consisting in beep ge of six very. fine independent second ‘patent. levers, with x th 23 Jewels. Alsoy. L splendid patent lev: r superior art cle; L Kacertainments to commence THIS EVENING, Sq 3, Ta, the Play of BROKER OF BOGOTA. Forrest | Antonio de Cobare Ts, ¥ 4 tis Oy h. Johnson, Wr. Chance, Penins rg jb which will be’ warranted pers. Also, 100 superior fine gold anchor escapemenis, eet jewels, of various clegaut patterns, sui able s'zos Gold lepin-s in'all their varies Will be positive, as the owner is about. I-aving In the course of the evem: Two Overtures will ve performed by TORAMEE GATE, Sir Edward Dashaway, 1 Crack, STATEN ISLAND FERRY Foot of Whitehall street. The steam boats ST, will leave Ne ire Thorne 2% cents; Upper Y open at7—Curtain will rise at quarter befo Box Office open daily from 9 to 5, purchaser! and tiaces serured (, First a 3 Pit, ice sta cones tt Teh onnta Fie where Tickets may be LYMPIC THEATRE. Reged in this establishment, ted to meetin the Green TEN ISLANDER ad SAMSON nd Stvten Island every hour, from 8 A. HE Ladies ind Gentlemen en, tor the ensuing season, a Mrs PM % cept -d. go! are re «d to be ticularly |, and t FOR ALBANY, TR diate places The’ sple steamboat SWALLOW, Captain A. Boon, ‘Aug. Sist, at'$ o'clock. Also, as shove ‘on pt ad, wiz he ab Siac ; Hudson Room, on ‘Luesday next, Se of the Theatre on M “Spell tea Iwr W_ MITCHELL, Mansger. AMEMICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN~ —~ ORNER OF BROADWAY opposite St, Paul's Chi PT. BA and Interme- nidid_ low will leave the foot of Courtlandt-st, This (Wednesd: AND ANN STRFET 154 substantial Boat, fitted up with elegant for accommodation 1s unrivalled on the K OF CREATIO} Increased Excitement. on and after Myadietown Point (tide perm Weilnesday, Thursday, aud Friday, at 2 o'clock, day, Wednesd: 17 In consequence of th we crews of Ladi Geitlemen which. have visited the Muscums ‘durige the, hat ware that thousands of pessons have: been, Who are desirous of For KEY-PORT AND MIDDLETOWN POINT. ae teamboat ROCKLAND weil, with the proprietor to exhibit at Kas-Fort at 3 oclock, pM. : and Now York, foot of Ro! more, the grentest curt tne wurde ik, Foat,, touching at Se- nf , bars yes No Extra charge for Admission to the Museum. Ouly 123% cen ous steamer PAS: being completely aud elegantly refitted, com og trips tor the season ou Thursday, larch 1 lows « o’eluck, P.M. st to’clock P.M. On Sunda e Newark at balf-past 7 A. M. aug im*r der to accommodate the immense number of vere, there wall, thia wi q MANCE + VERY A commencing at 4 o’clock—the 1 erfurmances those in the even ng. Ff cian and Ventriloguist John Gaffy, ced her regu leaving as fol- from Bo ton, is engaged. Also th who can be corsu'ted privately durin the popular yooai Foot of Barclay st. New York, at 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 of, Ne ‘eloe id hel heatre—La_ Petite Gentze wharf, Newark, at half-past 7 o'clock, A. M. and half Balloon Ascensions, Fancy Gi and 506,000 curios Admitiause wo the. whol meats, 25 cents—C* ildren half pr HILL’S SEW YORK the Passaic will leave New York at 10 AM. Maseure,Garilen aud. eitextsin ight oftevery description carried at reduced prices. NEW ORLEANS PACKETS. fh NEW OKLBANS—Star ; well known, very fast sailing »hi for the and will sail with imm-diate despaten. ceeded by the packet ship RU*SELL ps arr deci ‘edly _ Goods forwarded to our care w sions, aud all goods destined for tie intertor and cot our agents at New Orleans, will be forwaided f water, consequently will 1 will all take asteamer ay the river, bi apply on board at Pine st wharf or to. : GLOVER & Mc MURRAY, 11 s3r corner ¢ 252 Boadway, opposite C N order to complete the extensive al ments which are undergoing, the subscriber will be o eptember Ath——at that tin lic one! the wost masuihcent aces of amusement to he iound in uve United States, Nothing shall te wanting to make U Which will keep its stand f All offensive ex mitment managed more wil st Packet — A he CHO, is now loading bove port—will take whst freight may offer at the low- and refined plices ‘ulated to nmuse, ms rigidly «voided. Every a spirit ty please than for im- es th» finest packers in te trade. and will be succeded weekly b- other ships of the same class. ; filled with the most choice aud shipped free of commis va uable specimens of Neture aud Art thet can be produced in ished with ice creams the world, will bs. who favor us witha cal vi always be in attends every thing will ve done to make th most delightful resort for those Who seek amuse strucrion combined. Lecture Room has heen repainted and decorated, and there will be no entertainment struct che most re ance. Ships of this Line will not joad deeper than thirtee ond efficient Band of detained onthe bar, and they ‘or freight or passage, on the lowest terms, either in the ca- econd cabin or steerage, having superior accommodations, ‘ rs whieh cai fail . For particulars vee bill 7 49 PECK SLIP.—Pas New Or the firs loth Sept. FOR LIVERPOOL—The packet ship Eutaw, Thompson, on the 5th Sept. FOR NEW ORLEANS—The packet ship Alabama. Bun- Keron the 1th Sept. oO ¢ 10th S HARLESTO Catherine on the 10th S accommodations fos who will be taken at lo’ on i N.B—A regula the Southern ports, as usu ‘rom this office, anxious enquiries having been made as to erformances during the ew.a E BEGNIS tkes the present 0) por- mate fo the numerous admirers ot te wjauction with the fiat MOBILE—The packet brig Linden, Griffith, on the NAH—The packet brig, Philura, on the 5th, 4s N=The brig Edward on the Sth, ship The above ships Il of the first class, and have anst st *, the most porular worke extont—to 1 sup OCAL AND INSTRUMEN? Y's0 desirable an end, taking the urmos seription fur the . the commenerment of October, and upon three hights of each succeeding week, if sufficient number of subscribers to cover venditure appear ° ° aot) ney TArscor 3, Weve De ‘43 Pee! ipor ou! KG i ry eayatche ELVE D: jon of Packets will Leeate Fors ANCES, every ry Pee AL Capt Tinker, will sail as above, h loraccommodations for eabin, 3d eabin i supe age passengers, those about to embark for the above poz make early application on board, or to sar 1 perfe tas well as splendid Reo rceh a praastee lency to foster aud to keep tion, so well known to have becom. FO LONDON—Regular Packet of the 10th Sent stb I: first elvay fast sailing packet ship MONTHES ug aud pecusiar at leasure in snnouncing that he isin treaty with some of the first artists in Europe for the occasion. JOHN wrens ‘Those who may wish to honor and to encourage ‘will Le despatched on the 5th of Sept. that this isthe only regular packet ship to fers a superior conveyance for cabin, seco passenze at t rry’s wharf, or to s sailing p_cket ship EU say positively on Saturday, Sept 2d, her regular da’ spacious and airy, tion of passenger to the old countr nw loading for the above port. w Price of passage be berths should make imme Peck Sliporto W.& J.T. T. Persons therr FOR NEW ORLEANS—F rat Packet Shirp—The splendid new picket ship UNION, Captain Russell And at the various Mu_ic Stores of the city. + B.—Subsenbers?’ Ticket. transferab e—the price of admie- to non subscrioers will be one dollar for each performance. TO THE AMATEURS OF THE ACCORDION! NOR L. MARTINI having sacereded Jightful instrument into exteusive and tavoral yed the powers and en Praeti a ave been extensively adopted in France and the public generally, that he is about r extracts from the above works, which w: ued from the Press of Messrs Fith & Hall NOR MARSINI will be happy. to ai the art of playing th street. or ar the residence of Papi Ladies and Geutlemen who may avail temselves o id and agreeable advan ‘Those about to embark for the above port, will please notice il'as above, and of conveyance fr eabin, yeco exbin and sreerage Or WAIch, apply to the Captain on Board tho ship a My OCTOHNHERDMAN, 61 South street =<—UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKEST. —Packet of the 3d_S- ptember, The splem id, f st FAW, Cat, Toe, il Euroye; and having develo ‘The accommodations of this ship for cabin, sec nd esbin,and stee age passengers, ve very supedor. Her between decks are iry, and fitted up expr ssly. for the, accommoda- jore Who are about to return 1 find thes the most desirable ship of any i Very low, those wishing to secure te arplica’jon on board.east side of PSCOTT , 43 Peck sli awa. or 52 South st, corner Jones’ lane. Is, And he flatter his professional servi Sail as above. or to ily forward all goods to their address, é mreateare Will be taken to have the goods by thi URSIC o'clock. and return on Sunday, PM. on board. gratis Lin ; by those that are not provided with the 1.50 cents, Bor further pony STEPHEN . S.—Captain Wati \ anicle aia Movdse’e Sn, pes ein fee ft" there were, pmscencers to go fom there, and Brooghs bick was that there were Ret wi. JOSEPH ethod is simple, clear an DAGUERREOLYPE APPARA- TUS w NEW PATTERN. & CO, 168% FULTON STREET. ch perfection, tht wo ffic. nt to obtain # per ect knowledge ’Atis to those wi " Artattlt & Co. I yeek, NEw ORLEANS,—Louisiana and New ine—=The fast sailing, coppered and copper i at Packet ship LOUISA, Capt Leavity, will For freizht or passage, having handsome furnished secom= modations: apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall at. E. K. COLLINS & CO. % South st. Agents in New Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, who will hours struction of it—which will be paratas at the store of F. rice of she apparatus complete varies from Freneh plates, hy posuly , chlonte of gold, ‘0 THE FISHING BANKS.— fem _ EXCURSION TC The sloop AGENOVA will star: from the toot of Spring street on Saturday evening . c ping at the foot of Vesey str-et leaving at half. poh, bromine, cl morrocco cases, and a good by A. Artault & Co. are constanuly receiving from inds of fancy articles of the latest invention. ‘ca: be hired at the time of ERMAN QUARTETTO—The German Quartetio takes mach pleasure to inform the public most rey the ate wow prepared fo v3 jerman lanceage, on the most reasanable Chlars, please inquire at Me Hl. THORBECKE, HOTEL DE L’EUROPE, 4 No. 8 Broad Street, oved to Ni dd iment. for the convenience OF tye ext , in reference to an wishing him’ to let those who waited know if the sloop dont go when advertised. plianee with the request I wou'd stare. that on last saturday eveni ¢ the Weather not bring favo able, and the on! 18 on board at the time ready to start wi hed to . Lthen sent a person down 10 the f ot of Vese detrency of the season may ost recherche style, thing served up in weauine packet shin ALABAMA, ( paitive yas above, on her regular day steerage Dagsengers, iquors at ail times "Hote, at 3 o'clock. sand strangers will find dine down ‘own, being so near business. N. B. Private Rooms may be had for parties or sing dlemen, furnished IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. admirable place to PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS—Only bean Jar Line—First. Packet—The spleadyl well known ptain Bavker, second cabin, FOR LIVERPOOL~To + ber—The © ry snperior well ka ec ship SOU THEN? fail as above, her regular day. cabin, xe oni c between deel fortable manner so as to secure ev comfort and ¢ rasea; LL who wish to economize can obtain Clothing of the best quality remarkably cheap, at 205 street, one door estings, and Summer i 10 order in the best manner mt vei orices, 205 Canal street ery Hfeable manner mbar for the old couutry ,would do well 16 GON BUT tor of New Yor advances in Cash, on all New Light lishment for sate. in the country can rely apon having every attention examine her accommodations before engaging elsewhere, we, which will be taken at low iN i pur yon board, at i JOHN HERDMAN, i aorelaa hg GI Suath st. with proapt despatch. IYD & HINCKEN, OBER TSON, Mai |. R E Tontin paid to their orders. For further particulars, 34 FOR RIO JANEIRO—The superior packet ship PS CARROLL, Lee, Master, will meet or reigh: oF passage, Having en era ioMs, eo ASSAU RETREAT. 76 Nasean street, by Mrs. Manent inn recently been fitted up as 8 Ber supplied wih hed to order at all aiden Lave, | English nian, The 4 y yor week. Strangers ¥i RR erat Mh eae ication ‘omfort and convenienee, and charges moderate TICE—Public Notice is hereby TORS HAIR OIL. ing out or turning, nee pared by Anton Greenwich street, New bork. This ini the product of twenty-four years rare in New Yor. imheve Ubxve bren practic ting an and the pablic may re Hait—makes tt grow t turning grey, andeyen if hair has b aan to turn grey, is be it] vonrisher te the hair, vie om testore it to ic! color Also. prevents m ing shaded, great le “yr tah Sail inact i color, clear i toade t Pi Cr ei andi iw*r 165 Greenwich st, N.Y. A. PAS OR: COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS For date ying dandriff and preventing the hair from com- ‘astor, Hair Ourter, 165 mitable oil, ty ‘tae Lay of September taxes, and prope’ newaprper printer is 4 ‘si somptrotlers Office , ) B READ t BRE BRE G 2 penny and tenpenny; butter cracks rs six of experienae, and for the last a the whdlesomest rnd, best Oi f ‘and long, prevents its fall AD !—For the poor, at the old be inpence; rye, five: THESE, far-fame | and Tae seat” ASS