The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1842, Page 5

Og- THE GENERAL COMMITTEE OF AR- rangements, composed of five delegates from each ward, appointed by the meeting of last evening at Hermiteg: Hail, to take into consideration, the insult offered the Ame- rican People at the Ashburton Dinner, will meet in Frank- fort street this evening at theme at the Pewter Mug. By order of the meetin; daria. iii ‘ABM. G. GRASTO, Chairman. PIERRE A. YOUNG, { Secretaries. ot ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS.—At this season year itis almost impossible to avoid taking colds ‘of all the precaution used; the variable state of the weather for the last few weeks, has been extremely unfa- vorable to those who are troubled with weak lungs, or who ere inthe least predisposed to pulmonary complaints. All thote who are suffering under these distressing com- laints I would advise, by all means, to go toJ. Pease & n, 45 Division street, and get some of their valuable Clarified Essence of Hoarhound Candy. I was induced to (ry its efficacy last winter, for an extreme soreness of the chest, occusioned by a severe cold which I had pre- viously taken, and it performel a radical cure in two days, . WHITAKER, D. D.; Recent Pastor of the Pe a, Church, cor. wath- ‘rine aad Madison streets. COUGHS AND COLDS YIELD TO SHER- MAN'S Cough Lozenges in a few hours. We have wit- nessed tueirefficacy in so many cases, that we begin to think they never fail. Like Sherman’s Camphor Lo- zenges for headache and sea-sickness, they area truly wonderful medicine, and should be possessed by all; and then for those of weak back, Sherman’s Poor Man’s ‘Plas- ter for ower is a sovereign remedy. 106 Nassaust., New York; 8 State street, Boston, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelplia, are the places to get the genuine. 0G- WE SEE BY AN ADVERTISEMENT IN AN- other column, that Messrs. Comstock & Co., 71 Maiden the propecia of Oldridge’s Balm of Columbia, have deputi sell that article in Boston and elsewhere. We know nialy of this city whose hair was so nearly gone as to expose entirely her phrenological develope- ments, which, considering that they betokened a most amiable disposition, was not in Senlity very unfortunate. Nevertheless che mourned the loss of locks that she had worn, and, alter a year’s fruitless resort to miscalled re- storatives, purchased, some months ago, a bottle or two of Oldridges Balm, and she has now aga rich pro- fusion, glossy, and of raven blackness. are not puft- ing—none of the commodity as been sent to us, and, in- deed, we do not wantany, rs though we were obliged to wear a wig a year ago, we have now, through its virtue, hair enough, and of @ passable quality, of our own.—Bos- ton Chronicle. OG HILL’S NEW YORK MUSEUM.—THIS SPLEN- did establishment re-opened last evening to a crowded, and if weshould judge by the applause bestowed on the per formances, a delighted ce. The saloons have been beautifully decorated, and that prince of caterers,Renaud of Broadway, has fitted np a splendid sal 20n, where the best of los oscame and refreshments may always be found. This evening that king of comic fellows, Winchell, a pears, in conjunction with Mrs. Mossop and Mr. Dunn, in a variety of pleasing entertainments. CHATHAM THEATRE.—The drama of Morley Ernstein, which has been for some months in preparation, is produced to-night with new and mognificent scenery, and a most powerful cast, embracing the names of Scott, ld, Stevens, C, Mestayer, and Mesdames Thorne, lake and Hield. Mr. ‘I’. D. Rice, the original delineator of the negro character, having been en; a ‘ed for a limited number a nights, appears in his farce of the Peacock and Crow. In the production of the above fee yocgidess gerhas spared neither pains mor expense to render it the most effective ofany that hasever been produced on any stage, notwithstan ne which, in consequence of ‘the distressed state of the times,” he has reduced the prices of admission to the former rates, and with an assurance to the public that he will produce every available novelty, and that from time to time stars of the first magnitude wili appear at his theatre, he confidently relies on a con tinuance of the liberal patronage he has hitherto re- ceived. — ~ flerald 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 ae at four o’clock, P.. M., the latest intelli from all parts of the world, may be found on the meat Bulletin Bonn, at this corner. Let ev: wayfarer stop and read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office. ‘The General Printing ces capable of doing all sorts of printing, such as books, lets, bills, cards of all descriptions, is now now opwnat the Herald Buildings, entrance from \reet—Joseph Elliott, Printer. ecucaieat ie to Ta ene ay MONEY MARKET. Monday, Sept. 5—6 P, M, ‘The Sales at the Stock Board were exceedingly small, but prices were generally more firm. Kentucky 6's rose } per cent ; Farmer's Loan } per cent ; Stonington j; N. Yori State 6}’s fell 4 per cent ; Delaware & Hudson }. United States Treasury Notes are at an } discount. The new issue of $6,000,000 will shortly be upon the market, and must depreciate the price. Already orders to some extent are in the street to purchase the notes for invest- ment. The supply will be eo large, however, as to lead to the conviction that a few weeks will make them fall heavily. The New York American has had the superlative folly to denominate our exposure of that rotten company, ,the American Life & Trust, an“unwarrantable exposure of a private concern.” Not only private individuals have been + plundered of immense sums by that iniquitious association —but the public; and the national character has suffered immensely by the foul corruption engendered by them — It is an “unwarrantable exposure” because the following people, the friends and relatives of that clique, have got most of the money of innocent people, and some of them spentit in riot and luxury :— John Duer, Esq. . ‘Anson Blake, Esq. Thoms EB. Davis, Esq. . Daniel Webster, Esq. . Grand Island, Webster & Whites speculation . ‘Willis Hall, Esq. . Joseph Hoxie, Morris Robinson, Esq y Charles A. Davis, Esq..... Benj. F. Butler, Esq. James Watson Web! J.L. & 8. Joseph. Col. Jas. B. ‘Murray, J; Bunt Now can the ‘American point out the difference between this concern and the Life & Fire Bond Co. of 1826? The late Henry Eckford was President of that Company, J. 8 ‘Swift, Vice President and Matthew L. Davis, Secretary. When that concern exploded,the American was daily fill- ‘ed with the grossest personal abuse ofthe parties engaged in it, and the contemptible clique of which it is the organ, ‘was instrumental in having the parties indicted. Eckford, Swift, Barker, Vermilyea, Franklin, M. L. Davis, Mark Spencer, G. W. Wetmore and others, were all indicted for aconspiracy to defraud, by a grand jury, of which the fol- lowing gentlemen were members :—Jonathan Goodhue, foreman, E. W. Laight, A. O. King, D. E. Tylee, N.Weed, E. 8. White, J. Lang and some others. During the indict- ment and trial, the American was constantly filled with inflammatory matter, calculated to bias the result, and on one occasion contained the following :— Ofthe necessity, the absolute necessity, that some one voice should be raised in support of the laws of the coun- try, alleged to have been violated by men of the highest standing, no stronger ¢ vidence need be given than the si- lence, or when not silent, the palliating publications of most of the city papers in ‘relation to the late indictment. ‘A thousand miserable wretehes might have been indicted, and no editor would have thought it incumbent upon him to rupprese their names. On the contrary, their names would have been blazoned forth, accompanied with much bP aad abhorrence of the heinousness of stealing rani respectable as ever sat, say, upon their oaths, that _ rovable cause to believe igh station, extensive connections, wealth and influence, heve tlolated the laws and present them for tris aoa cairo ilentor palliating. Past g charaeter Ug ape “gettal peereaiption, ani an undue bles Beeegttte e given to public opinion. As far as we are concerned, jus all be as blind towards great as towards little delinquent ‘This was the virtuous resolution and idle vaunt of a creature who, when the tables are turned, and his own friends instead of being the victims, are the perpetrators, calls the expose an unwarrentable exposure of private con- cerns. Why were the affuirs of Schemerhorn, Ogden and numerous others hushed up, or “palliated?” Because they were of high standing, and the virtuous American is no longer as “blind towards great as towards little delin- quents.” ‘The following are the comparative returns of two ofthe Montreal Banks :— Baxx or Montaeat axp City Baxx or Mowtnear. Liabilities. ik of Montreal. 3 ‘ fune 30. Aug. 31. June 90, Circulation, £100,623 249,251 ‘99,352 ue Banks, 3, 19,005 eposits, 55,713 On Iuterest, 12,628 176,701 Coin, 29,270 Estate, 3,076 cu. ities, = pie of Banks, 17,806 e from Banks, 10,353 Discounts, 375,151 $1,035,517 1,164,450 496,758 429,854 ‘This return gives an aggregate increase of near 90 per cent inthe outstanaing circulation of two banks in sixty days, and is indicative of the increase of Canada business bated upon the movement ef the crops of the Western United States. The banks in the Western part of N. York have ako been discounting liberally for the new crops, which must shortly be increased in volume on their way tomarket. ‘The determination of most of the western peo- pleto receive nothing but specie, or the bills of specie paying banks, for their produce, is rapidly filling the channels of trade with a sound currency, and the dealers are now finding their way gradually to the Atlantic cities for the purchase of goods. They come for the most part with cash, and buy small quantities. ‘The opening of the Railroad from Albany to Boston has given the dealers of Western New-York, and of the ‘Western portions of New England, such facilities for quickly supplying themselves from Boston, and comple- ting their assortments,that comparatively very little capi- tal is now requisite to transact the same business which Instead of making a long and ex- pensive journey twice in the year to purchase a six months’ supply, orders for small amounts can be quickly executed. Another effect of the rapidity of communica- tion with Boston from all quarters, has been to injure the retail trade of the neighboring towns. of communication can always save the expense of a ride to Boston in the difference of price even in very small amounts. The general effect is, therefore, to concentrate trade at one point, and to scatter it through the year more than formerly, requiring a far less capital for its conduct. ‘This gives the appearance of less business, when really, at the close of the year, the gross amount will be as large In those years there was a period of about six weeks in the fall and spring, when dealers crowded in together and made their purchases in large amounts.— For the remaining portion of the year, nothing would be In the fall they gave notes which they paid in the spring, giving a new note for that which they Now the purchases that make up the sum of that note are made at different times, and paid for at the ‘This largely reduces the quantity of individual pa- per, growing out of the business done, diminishes the ca- pital employed, lessens the expenses, lowers prices, and puts the whole trade upon a more healthy and lucrctive was formerly the case. Persons on the line heard from them. ‘The increased facilities of communication, brought about by lapse of time, may be illustrated by an anecdote. At the close ofthe revolutionary war, the commander of the French fleet, then lying in Massachusetts Bay, wished to communicate with a French vessel in Philadelphia, by the safest and most speedy mode. For this purpose he em- ployed Capt. Eaton, of Dorchester, Mass,, a soldier of the revolution, to carry the despatch. An answer was ob- tained, at great expense, in the then remarkable time of fourteen days. It may now be done in two days, and pro- fitably tocarriers. This vast difference has been brought about by the progress of the country in wealth, popula- tion and trade. If our revolutionary fathers had underta- ken to build a Railroad from Boston to Albany, they would have found the speculation a ruinous one ; yet now it is The time will come, centuries hence, when every oounty in New York will have a Rail- road ; but there are now more public works than the trade willsupport. The attempt to increase the number in advance of the ability of the people to support them, will only retard the advance of business prosperity. it the Stock Exchange, ia + Agee. “bs Loan b30 om immensely profitable. 5% 1815 2000 Kentucky 6's 1971 Ef & Had 3 a 1 Bk Commerce $0 Obie Len & Trust atau iRewed: 10 Long Island, 25 Harlem State of Trade, A fair degree of business is doing, but is checked by the difference of grain in respect to the operation of the tariff, Coffee-—There is more demand, and prices improved. at7a9}cents, and for prime, cents; Java at 10} a 11} cents; 9 cents; Laguayra Sales of Brazil 2,000 bag: 10 cents; Sumatra at Hr Maracaibo at Scents; 800 rto Rico at9a9} cents; Cuba at 8a9cents, and for poor df cents; cents; and St. Domingo at 6} a7 cents, e market was enlivened by 1000 bales were sold, 700 of which were for shi; ment, and prices improved } cent Ib. Sales of the we: 1576 ‘bales Upland and Florida at 6 a 8} cents; 1, 200 Mo: bile at 6}. a 9} cents; 300 New Orleans at 6} 0 9 cents, and 25 Texas at about 7 cents, ‘he new tariff has caused foreign liquors to advance, particularly brandy, and the transactions have been to a greater extent than pew A ette Brandy at $1 40 a $1 50 px losed firmly at $150, several the news on Sa- filers demanding Otard, Dupuy & Co. at $2; 10 1 30; some J. J. Dupuy at $145; half pipes Cl asserang at at $1; 10 half py 15 pipes Wolfe’s Swan Gin Gin at 90 cents on Saturday, 10 khds St. Croix a72 cents, now held at 83 a 85. at 20a 91 cents. Sales 100 at 41 a 44cents; and about at 40 245; 200 qr ces casks Sweet Malagi auction, from a argo of Lis 3 cents; 249 White, 30 Domestic Whiske uarter casks Sicily hhds and qr casks , mostly Cette Madeiraat 40 cen: 38 cents, all 6 raonths; and by 24; and 6 Port, 26a as caused holders of iron to advance somewMlat, but buyers have not operated to any considerable extent. Several hundred tons Scotch pig iron sold at $24 a $25 ton; pig lead was taken for ex- port at 3} cents cash. Therejwas no “demand to-day for any kindof bread- We have received advices from Buffalo to the 2d inst. e quantity of wheat was disposed of on the Ist, prin- ly to the Black Rock Millers, at prices vary inj 79 to 81 cents per bushel. 1,300 bushels corn brought 35} cents, and there are Eastern orders in the market for more. Flour is selling freely at $4 124 a $4 20, according to qua- f flour and wheat cleared month of Aug. for four years hat place during ‘The falling off of wheat here is particularly striking, and may be accounted for in the prosperity of Ohio agri- culturists, enabling them tohold on for better prices, and their proximity to the Canadian market. To this is alro added a table exhibiting the total amount cleared eastward {rom the canal office during the month of August for 1841 1841. » .bris 423,918. . At the first glance ofthistable, we obberie’ the changes of the two seasons. a amount of hanond fre ity to S iah.y while corn lustoused aratertalty. Cattle Market. There has been a rise in the price of beefcattle. But in sheep, lambs, cows, and calves, there has been no ‘About seven hundred beeves, three thousand shi lambs, and half a hundred cows and calves, were Nearly all were disposed of. Beeves averaged six dollars a hundred weight; cows and calves ranged from $20 to $35; sheep from $4; and lambs from $125 to $2 76 eac believe that the quality of the cattle was generally Domestic Market. Avaveta (Gro.) Manxet, Aug 31.—Since our last ro- port we have received but about twenty bales of the new cropofcotton, which have been sold from the waggons at from 7}a8cents. There is but little doi: and our market has lost thi venit. We now quote 4 a7} cen: ‘et for old cottons, and 7} 8 8 cen asextremes for new—for our stock of cotton see table an- in old cottons, as extremes of the m: Statement or Corton to onan anp Hamavung, Sept. Stock on hand Sept. 1, ea fie Received from Sept. 1, 1841, to Sept. 1, 1842 Shipped from Sept. 1, 1941, to Sept 1, 1942; Total stock on hand thisday........ 5B Morewood & co rows =3 Rani eters & Hagriman—i2 W Fe —2 Ward si es wea? c tigre a in iJd Cor Ste ery pe rs 4 Melteat J Ho aaa Grinnell, Mintarn ry hcomt5ce Se <0 hie Havre—Ship Formosa—100 S Pratt—612 0 ie he Hantes ing—2, Schnloz 4 Slee India rubber shoes lia rubber Lr 3 ide rubber 1 box do borcles f HH {i Day—4 Wes bird 4s 50 bbls castana puts I box to order. MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters. wa favor, i it fy ol tt, of Serneye Fess shipping left at 2 pert whence they age Om We shall estees mine’ the favor in any way. To Correspondents Abroad, Our e¢ Bg peat. foreien ports sre: are respectfall: sted se all te arin rpsience ey can poe no Aether! bili PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 6, 1822. an ee Bark ‘tout Beg (Br) ee hy stichmonds wie Packet ship Wellington, Chradwie mmouth Ange na Ie dee 10 vat ine s, on Gae,e rom tania Jaly Vira from Cuxhaven w ‘and for Baltimore. to Win. Whitlock, rawford, 37 days from eae with wine, ke. Ship Tusking, Soe from Farge, with mise, to D. & Co—es stee pd the Banks, shy Ratan of i eae’ vaqeyt as Yat 2 t fromthe Rives eich ve a Hien & Reson, "Tett beige Dre covfox Boston, soon; Boxer, of Salen, ig. “Ax Maranham ih Le estou.” Brig Siaton, of of Salem, was going 8. schr Madison, Lieut. Comat. ise: 2 days fiom Schr Godhook, Clay, 14 days from Baracoa, with 26 hhds 3 Dbls 66 bags coffee 320 bal jobacco 2300 cocoa puts to Aymar K Co. Left no American vessels. Ist just lat 3, lon 74, spoke brig Romulng, 10 4 ys from Boston for Savannah. chr Spy, from uginia, with wi Salled. From the SW. Sput, Lower Bay, at7 o'clock yestenday morn- ing, Bnitish frigate Warspite; ship'Courier, Duggan, Gibraltar. Marine Correspondence. Orrice of THe Rnove Istaxpan, yn Sept. 3, 194: Arr 2d, pilot boat Ply, of and me rd orks Frazier, Fail River for Halifax; L renee Elizabeth, Salem for * Provi % emperance, do for Philadelphia; Sim Excel, and Yanticy Fal River for NYork; Hens, NWork for Providence. General Record. x.—Harbor Master's Report sips, 0 barks, 9 brigs, 18 schrs, 2 sloops, 35 steam- One brig, unknown. bouts. Clearances—3 ships, 1 bark, 19 brigs, 15 schrs, 2 sloops, 36 steamboats. 7 In port 31st ult.—7 ships,0 barks, 6 brigs, 8 schrs, 3 steam ats. Spoken, Hornet, Philadelphia for Tounton, Ang 3!, off Montauk. Governor, Salem for Philadelphi ot at ak, Aug 31. John Jay, Boston tor Sagharbor, o! mtauk, Sept l— bonght for a whaler. Beet vers, NYork from Bremen, Sept 3, 95 miles SE. of joc Boston, Baltimore for Boston, Sept 3,95 miles SE. of Block Island. ae Boston for Philadelphia, Sept 4,25 miles SE. of Mon- "Esther Eliza, Eastport for Baltimore, Sept 4,25 miles SE. of Montauk. Montau! Foreign Ports Quepec, Sept I—Arr Lively, Stockton; Ang 31 yy London; St Nicholas, Aberdeen; Minerva, Porto Reoreeh 30th, John & Robert, Belfast: England, Liverpool ; Lamport, dos Focklibo, do; Pactalus, London: Ampbitrye, Poole: a) Poutent, iter Port Rushs Integrity, Newcastle; lat, So: ap jand ‘Ser nn, Liverpool; Nelson Village, Belfast, Farrfield dou Sti Dublin; Countess of London, Bristol; St Lawrence, Manscarme, Aug 16—In port, May, from St Thomas, Idg, to ys. sail ina few United States Ports. te ILADELPHtA, Sept 5—Arr Cora, Maracaibo; Levant, Hy: vanay Anne Ten, ‘Aanares, ‘Win M Rogers, and J’& W Er ‘Washington, Matanzas; Lottery, Kingston 7" bye ai Al pany New York. Cia: john C Odlin, 0 st "Kingston, Jas Brandy wine, Porambneg ands markets: Radiney Haltiax: Gov, Robbins, St f Chaiteston Packet, Providenc Mass; Orator, Somerset; Washington, York: “Are inthe Sebuythil, change, Harford, , Sept 2—Arr Pilgrim, Boston. cae Sept Art Manchester, (NYork; Union, t tine, do: Geo Henry, Portlan Sun, Stonington. Arr 2i, Josephine, NYork, Cla ‘Chas Pit man, do; Vulture, Boston. FRepericxsaunc, Sept 1—Arr Finance, Portland. Cld a Hampton Roads, Uncle Sam, Newport; for Boston. Sid. Atkmer, Port Mahon. Love, Boston. Norrovk, Bent Walt y Pe rey say et H Allen, N Yor! Senn Se v i—Arr J Peterson, NY: New ORLEANS, ‘Ane 25—Clu Othello, Kingston, Ja; Colum- ‘Trussell, N York, BATREDAE THO! iy tp announce to oF ednesday event med, fr the Thiel tame, the ybevy, whese scveaul re ‘atin: men mage attention, has kind! tres, in the course o which Tefivers lecture upon Th es "Telescovi RRAPIN LUNCH — tad of oat good cits. lover mofguod are, He ‘of ‘the farfuned Te api well,” for be it ky angela mney the dams, of iy tendom, y"clept own thai.the Sohn’ rietor, one ofthe Ronse inte Teles Car. Now, then, smack your lips yy cormorants in the Steak tine , the mantle o Ay, upon Soke ty perfection, in ain euarinterd at the “Terrapin, ” will appesse the hang’ purse, and a taste of th te of the veriest anchori eeu Turtle served up this day, and every day ay asin ePHYR EMBROIDERY WOOL, Best Berlia manufac- tures, by the case or to suit purchasers. “man Worsted, asyorted colors. le eer ds fat the old at halt he ‘ald mi will Berlin Bont ies patterns, new designs and all makes. ‘Silk, Cotton, Worsted and Linen C: senvams all widths. . complete oasortment of colors, Chenille Cord and working chenille. old and silver thread and braids. F covering embroideries. a eta fringes, Se. &e. CMW ERT Pe VENTION FOR THE LADIES. RS. LOVE, Corset Maker, No. 68 Lispenard street, re- spectfully Informs the ladies of New York and its ties, that she has invented a new article for the the health and strength during cation, acting as a support, and in wpon the muscles, and 0 tion of the whole system. its youthful symmetry inverted offers #9 many advantages as does tl Supposter for invigorating the system against every accident at- im Henry, Baltimore for Boston, Sept 4, 25 miles SE. of It will ‘preserve the She begs to refer to the follow- ing seient gentlemen of the Medical Faculty:—Pr. Fra ope siaDanald, Frotesson Krad MD. Professor Ngron Dr. “rs. tanley, Win G ries Britannia, ‘and Robert & Ann, Lone | Neilson, | 2 IN and dealers Pualled wholeenle with ie nd braces, on advantageous terms. 36 Imgr LEARY & CO. HATTERS, wet esiateoitnee the Fashion for the ‘Season, on Friday, xh % NO. 4 AND 5 ASTOR HOUSE. ~ CARPETING FROM AUCTIO H. LOUNSBERY & CO, 410 [ON i + ceived from anction, a Vara | bk of Carpeting, them at the followlng lo 30 pieces Cotton Carp do all wool, for 3s. and 3s. 6d. 50 do extra heavy, from 4s. to 6s, Also superting, three great bargains for cash. call before Ber enaeing Sl elsewhere. Op oor HOU rhe im, ‘Tecumseh, and Clinton, ‘ston Currency, pend Brussels, which they will sell at | knives, 8 he public will find itan objactto | Furnishing Articles, OU NSBERY & CO., 440 P 7 proprietors of the € prepared to make arranj Ds ingle gentlemen for board fos the winter, om terms to with sewing, writing, and jewel cases enclosed. NSON & HODGES. Married, On Monday, the oth inst, by the Rey. Trane D. William- Witt M. Bostwick, to Miss Many CHance: y. On Saturday evening, by the Rev. Mr. Poisell, Wit Casntoy, to Miss Sveaxxan Crocienox, all of this city. Died, On Monday afternoon the 6th inst., Wittiam Humraner, aged 24 years and 93 days. His friends, acquaintances, and those of the family, are respectfully afternoon, trom without further invitat ited to attend his funeral this (Tuesday) ‘ion. At Huntington, L. 1. Thursday morning, Aug. 25, Ex- kaNant Conxtrn, in the 70th year of his age. Weekly Report of Interments In the City and County of New York, from the 27th day of ugnst to the 34 day of Sept., 142. 24 Men ; 24 Women ; 65 Boys ; 71 Girls, Total, 184. Abscess 0; Abortion, lexy, 1; Asphynia, 0, Asthma, j Bleeding 0; ; Cachex poleza indenturn at; Cancer, 1 Uongestion of te Brain 5x Consumption, 14; Casualties, 1s Cho: Tera N Convulsions, 10; Croi Congestion Delirum. Drovsy, 3; Dysentery, lo Puerperal 1 0; do li do ieee % do remi tent, 33 do Reson hy ut mation, 0; of Brun. 2; do (Bowel 4 ore Lungs, 9; do ot Stomach, 5; do ott Hie ttt of Womb tov of Liver, 0; de of Heart, 0; do do of Bladder, 0; Ineanity, intemperance, Seuniee, 1; Killed or Maniered, 0; Lock* ; isease of Heart, Premature Small Pox.1; Se fula, Teething, 3: Tumor, It Ulee Ulceration of the ‘Throat, Brain, 0; Unknown, 3, Worms, Joid, 6—"Total, 181. Under 1 ye: 20, 24°55 10 30,18; a0 to At be 10 10300 Be 4; 70 vo 40, 5; 80 re de." 90 and 190 05 unknown, 2 Uleerat Russia 1; Madeira0; at sea, 0; Unknown, 6. “Of the ‘above, there were. f from the Almshouse, Feleves A ntiary Hospital, Prison, 0; Wertchester 1; Lunatic opt Jum 0; Governos fockland county Staten Ist: and, 0; Lose, 1 ao oat Magdalen Hospital, 0: mn by a yout irl to t , or do general hoesewe Tan small family im the beter Sag of city—good references this o} 86 3ttre ANTED-—Situations :by a man and wife, in a private family or public house, either town bag aye roe au szcellent waiter end she ¢ superior cook, underst. ne im Ce soups, gam, pastry, confectionaries, &e. recommendations xiyen for. characte Soiliey. chaoly at Hanter’s Office, 5604 Pearl st. 86 Ittr OARD IN BOND STREET —A gentleman and his wife Beaete utes ceaaiwy ck be ‘weil accommodated with board and pleasant rooms, at No. 2 Bond » Persons wishing board fe plaee. 56 aie ({REENHOUSE AND GARDEN PLANTS, Ge. Camelias, Roses, Azalas, Magnolias, Rl Muclotasinsse, Pabtiae, &e—A. Levy, 151 Broadway, will sell at Auction, ‘harsday morning, Se. mg Sth, at 10% o'clock, another qillecton of fine ane ans, Russell, florist, &e. rmerhorn street, Bi Brookly™ a, Long stand. 5 Cahors hd at A. Levy’ uesell. Orders at ae will be punctually metadod se and i eareally packs a. a ps Plants a1 w= dress, Price low—terms Cash. Specimens’ ers may be seed at A. Levy's, and every article warranted gen- "ON" BW. Raseeil has to sell all his stock. of Greenhouse Plants off this fall for want of a Greenhouse. He will sel weekly until the whole is sold. 36 3 tre BOOKS OF HERALDRY—T. xraver, has removed to 233 Br Coats of Arms, Crests, Cyphers, Embl engraved on stone. Ladies’ seals, penct! cases, signet ‘ings, &ec., engraved with coats of arms, mottoes, or any other device; stomies cut for rings, seals, fc. forwarded ina letter with coats of farme; coats of arms found and painted for stunert las windows or carri ‘and forwarded to any part of the United States, Price $2 andtupwards. Books of Heraldry kept with upwards of 100,000 names. 86 thr RENCH LANGUAGE.—MANESCA’S ORAL AND Practical System. The sabsenber igre, at and gen- tlemen who wish to resume the stud) Freach Language to make immediate application, as the old classes are now re forming, and will commence ina few days, Anew evening class for ladies are ip and 5 sy Frafags men * MOPAR ESEa DURAND 56 Str. 178 Franklin om Sth door west of Broadway PENT own McLoughlin, Professor of Penmai rf ‘and Stenography, most reapecctully announces his arrival city from London ‘and Dubl ere he h.s been lately fins leecures and instra the above be: rat leeture will De delivered on {Thurday, the hool Koom attached to St. ‘athedral, Mulberry st. where. the: most splendid specie: of plain and ornamental Jpenmanship that ever anpeared in this country, may be seen. rma of aden, Tics and gentlemen 25 cents; children twelve, half price, Lecture to commence at 36 1n the iful arts. His inst, at the unde: ever ISLAND —The last Bal for the seayon wi ONEY I Say Hierutag the 7th, ae Coney, t indor and waiety House... The Ball is intended tosurpass any of the balis of the season SACRED MUSIC SO EW YORK of the male members of t ‘Tabernacle thi prepa ‘The regular weekly ‘evening, 18th inst, 96 Ittre TSM js every day disappearing Ths Be woe Fee meule aiventoane rae 1s another cer "These are to certify that about one er, since, I was taken Rhe with the gan os i ae my limbs, but in my shoulders it was the wors ‘Was {t that T'could not raise my arms to my head. sod tn T did not, sleep for the whole night, bat walked: ate oor incesssatly. I had at different times nai less than a doren tector ba id me not the ‘east good, and I thought I howld, oe Hey a 1d. had given up all hopes, wher clog an ndvertiae men in the pavers of Dr. Hen rythm ie Symp, 1 procured a bottle, which helped iq in.mediat than three bottles perfectly enred me. sa iets ith confidence recommend it to any one who is larly afflicted. MMUNS, Jon’ Sea Wake wiki’ ag street, eee tehall street. o All'are invited © call ar the. office, whore will. be shows above filty Fog tes and about fhlety, Certificates of persos in this city who have be withln the past ten weeks. ‘The mthcine in for anie inthis city, at No. 28 ‘ “fTouston street, In Brooklyn, at Btewsrt's Novis Fulton stieet; in Newark, at Trippe’s, No. ao Broad fireet. “pe DYSPEPTICS—Among the number of pieinata od gentlemen who have, from personal ex perience express wed themselves interms of commendation of t( =e ffects of ek with’s Aati-Dyspeptic Pills, Mr. Van be tao Jate President of Ne the United States, hs,apon request permitted the Proprietor to ay, that having been presented by him some ys box ofthis Pills, was induced to take them as red stormach—that he hv give? them a fair tariated that they hive contributed re | eee ste Pi ut in, a superior style, in t x i Pil's, are je, in wong doutuislog forty, with fail directions. "Pris fifty’ ce active article, are referred to Beck- AmB hganP Pills. orice cents =| ae count made agents, and Tove who bay to sell General Agent, No. 10 John st, near ‘Broadway, to wh ym all iene i 101 orders must bo addressed v6 ltr AUCTION SALES. BY LL. (Stores Nos. Mj segs g Be Ktlion street.) TUESDA At halGpast 10 oleloek i the sate roo Extensive Sale uf Dry Goods, Clothing, pledged articles, Jewelry, &e. he, ‘Ai 11 o'clock in the Fulton st store. Musi} Instruments, Books, Library, Pianofortes, &c.—Also, h the attention of professors, amateurs, Ke., 1s called,the aluable music, Ke, the property ofa celebrated jro- fd maziuscigt grand overtures, French o atire opears +, all choice kept any me lod wag Res cetera el Re oten asl a variety of choice books and musical instruments, one aie iy bassooa, two plane fortes, and dateemer, ove thive, splendid aa a valuable watch, &e. Sale positive. valuable Anishin tae hegcomplete, c i aniety of superior chamber, room furniture, kitchen utensils, &e, ‘The first rate. THURSDAY. At 10% o'clock, at No, 51 West Broadway, near Chambers street, will be sold a variety. of Elegant furniture “and uphot- stery articles, comprising splendid four pedal piano, beautiful blinds, couches, ottomans, divans atrasses, China dinner sets lot of Cans siamps, fe, Be. HI "French chairs, bedateads and rockers. BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, ries, “TUESDAY, _ Athalfpast 10 o'clock, tn the sales room ines, Liquors, Segars, &.—Consisting of very choice south Madeir Duil Gordou’s pale and brown sherry, Port Wine a ae champagne of favorite brands: i, cordials, sperm candies, Havana yet is brand wo which n of p 1d in lots to suit purchasers. Also Bollinger champagne, anchor brand, just landed,superior to any wine in market ‘Also to the Principe Sears DNESDAY. At 103 o’clock, Elegant Furnitnre and Pian Tar best made fashionable furniture, including full and half French mahogany chairs; pier and centie tables; wardrobes; bu eaus; toilet tables; tufted and spring seat sofas; rockers; dressing bu: Several splendid piano fortes, by celebrated se aT the movers inprorements. ‘At 10}¢-oteloaks atthe auction rooms. ¢Plegnt Ol Paintings, framed—Caialogues ou the morving of sale. SATURDAY. t 1036 o'clock at the auction rooms. Elegant nei ', Pianos. &e. ANT ran AAD AUR rene TABLE c Tithe CHINA, &e—A.C, HUMBERT & CO. will dell this morniag at halt past 10 olock ‘a ier sales room, 149 bery eee ange assortment of rniture, including mahogan pauarter, tnd fall Reese nena sity ¥: Centric rockers, Bost. doy single painted stands, enclosed mahogany do. plain and wi pring seat aid cutie sol French . bedstes bolsters, and pillows; elegant. gothic. 1 .wardr cherry and malogany tea and tables, secretary book canst ladise work ertlea’ Bayntian find white warble to} y plain and ec: mahogany wash marble tops, foot a and marble top ather bedstead» tal jo entirely marble, Se, "Table Cutlery’-everal setts: Sheffield cutler SI pieces ivory and palance handles, carvers, German ex butter tho Also, a ladies elegant rosewood and inlaid boudoir Cabinet, Also, a small invoice of choice toilet Perfumes, genaine and imports ‘Kiso? doz. cut and moulded Tum‘lers. With other arti- LOR[DA FUNDS.—Union Bark and Southem Trust cc con | cles of ornament and use, to which the attention. ce . wrehasers Old purchased and sold on the ee ey one BERT & C 13 Wi is invited. A. General Auction Mart, 149 Broadway , cor. Liberty londay eveniog September 5th be served in perience in that parti guarantee to ail wh» may favor him with a call. CHINA late residence, 243 Seventh street, GLASS RTHENWA 8 ASTOR HOUSE. RENCH Porcelain Dinner Beayoes; a 5 vipees, French or English Porcelain Tea Seu Dinner Plates. Freuch Porcela S2s2s3s Granite, blue or white, do ieee French nie and ween Treat Cups and Saucers, (24 43 psy. 0 Enlarge ss 3 Gut Wines, ner éozen, fiom Do Tumble: Lemonade: indie, Of the finest eae oe *) & ERY. sets or dozens, at the low handsome ensorrment aN rice ent forthe sale of Simpson's Ear Com Moet 3 Mortification, ¢; 'Marasmus, 12; Malformation RAE eS od asi 43 id As 3 gular System of wusiting. REDUCTION. OM TWELVE TO siX DOLLARS! R. BRISTOW of Lonion, respecttatiy informs the Ladies | phis ug ewiny we ‘and Gentlemen of New York and Bro-klyn, that his classes | accommodate 250 passengersin the cabins and state rooms, aud he has REDUCED | w'll take a few in the steerage. The rere matism, 0; Rapture of Spinal Disease 2: Sore ‘0; Ulceration % mn of TMiasokicetsoss ty Varo d for the season, and that 235 Buopaway, NEAR Panx PLace. taught in twelve lessons, e style of + or cramped the | rate order. The delay 72; 110 2 yearsy 34: 2 to 5,18; 50 10, 8: 10 to 60'to 70, - exreditious and finished business iting, no a now bad, illegible xp THE Lavine Aneatand aneeene atleate and fashi ON: ‘w: YstroRs in pi. 4 a course in Three B. isto be soem ze $e 1 A. Moor from 1 8 STATEN ISLAND FERRY. “Evening Classes from My to 9. ackweil’s ‘Taught on a med ee A.new system of the Sermons, ‘rials at Law, & + Me stow in one course of lessous! at ¢ #85 Broadway. IN. B.—A work of the auihor is presented to every pu their permanent guide. intro Gitomer S SOREN & CO. & Beaver Street, Importers of | Key-Fort at's o'clock, #4. : and Now York, foot of Robinson French and ae Ko Thi en. Address a line to ©. at Just received 10 ri 01 RSET coasisting of a large ase sortment of LS corse ‘article, particularly suitable for the fri scares of SILK FRINGE, containing large assort- sree cevery color and with, which are offered at extremely villi rte ater iid thi debe Giky setailers and country merchants would do well ton aming the assortment before purchasing. iw DEAFNESS. INVISIBLE VOICE CONDUCTOR. IESE instruments are a be obtained R. SIMPSON’S, y simple construction, they ity Gi the ear to give im- 8, —t on Ofa medi.te reliel to ie di Persons, non-residents o| on the remittance apair PAD ¥ post, or if desired’ le of SIMPBON’S EAR COR- im* *RANKLIN COFFEE SALOON, 88 MATDEN-LAN: ao By Brown respectfully informs his. friend: . Samuel Dayton will take or the pub> cj Oyster attention wil! rest asured on being aupplted in su yp and Farnilies furni Ver; best quality, on reasonable terms: is PATENT mia «a aeons MEATS ANTED t i ari viz: lobsters, halibut, sh: beef, mutton, veal, duck, ¢! broth, chicken son} vegetable soup, g1 ty ed oy Fresh and Pickled wth of time in any clim: almon, wm ters, and clams, ox tail somp, mock th co ae have to translate any ly and correctly from or into the English, Frenc requested two apply at the EW ACL M. SMITH, No. sis faa ste, ‘would respectfully call the attes jon of his customers an country merchants generally, to ‘and offering for sale at remarl ably low MARTENS M. eat N. B.—But one P| mined = establishmet. ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS, , 115 William street, formerly Bron, days, twenty cases athers, &c., now landing from last Pitts Tor cash oad secepeances, ket, the newest styles of flowers and fexthers, y appearinthat centre of fashion. ‘This arrangement enables them to have cons most fulitonsble sasortment othe above articles. far more largely in this line than any other establi to sell atthe very lowest rates and on the city, they ean Wholesile wrareroome i rs. Also, Laan ly on hand, every kind of ae ted REAT. 76 Nassau resontly been Stind- So ga © English plan The Bar supplied with ‘choice li relishes, Se, furnished to arder at all he jours. Also Tarmsbed ind IRTS made after the latest ‘and most approved French itterns, Coats, ) antaloons, vests, and all under short notice = in the most fashional ENTS A Ad at Petite office ron te Stioek’P. 8,009 feet vot Granite, and ma iechsofemremsa building Sand. The Granite to be ale LCT 6 Lt 10 feet. id it he Sreeres wha near the Navy Yard, oa subject to the £-) 3 pera? te It to be delivered on d = nal * saraseaee the bids, Sth ioe ober next. RE NOTE TA . very 7 a amt ALEXANDER OU row Fa | ies AN OYSTER, SALOON.—The Oaspian, Oyster 56 If re. Y Saloon. Cae 2 sr re cared th RS of the very best quality wil Be teens toe iste ehateonen families and shipping supplied on reaso LACY, DENTIST, has retumed to the: ci ansulted as useal, in the practice of his io ao at 102 Chambers street. 1 setsof Arteficial T for which they are inteuded, or no charge made. lar ‘branch of the prof Ni it. TIMPSON, Anctionee! Ayeveniyg September sth | @ADDLERV, MARNE SS ORe VACOB'S, PLATT has Sin his ‘and will sell This Day at 2 o’elock, at No. 21 Pate variety of best and pli hafted spring Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, setts of Harness, Summer Chou hy ‘Rollers, 8 ve. Sc. s6 thr RH Hy TIMFSON. Buctlonee! ENDERS, &e.—JACOB 8. hi will sell This Day at 11 0 Bee ortment of Wire and Brass Fenders, or ich the attention of dealers are directed. TIMPSON, Auctioneer. ARDWAR! TLERY, ke JACOB 8. PLATT will sell This, Day at Wo%clock, at the Store, No. 21 Platt street, about 400 packages of Birmingham heavy, and Sheffield ¢ assortment of Sheffield Table and Pocket of atmmoat every article 1n the line. Also, ‘an ve assortment of American and German Hardware, German Silver, Plated and Japanned Ware, &c. &. well worthy the attention ‘of the country, as well as the eity trade, Pafalogues are now ready, and the goods ean be examined to the hour of sale. 86 1th) FOR, SALE —One of the handsomest Parrooms in the city, and the fixtures, with the lease of the house for. four y from May next. ‘The above isa xood stand. for business, being situsted next door to the 4th and 6th Ward Courts. The propri- etor has kept the place for the last six years. The above will be sold chean,if applied for immediately. inquire on the pre« mises, No.3 Duane st: the original Star House- 5 2t%r a - STEAM SHIP NEPTUNE—CAPT. WM. ROLLINS Vo leave this po.t Octoner Jat, at torclock P.M FOR CHARLES ‘ON, KEY WEST, RAVAN “NEW NS, AND GALVESTON. TEX A. ively leave as above. ‘She can maperbly ,asmall quantity of light ht, for which of passe, ‘’n board, at the Tobacco ection pier, Hit or at No.1 Wall street, where a plan of state rooms may be seen. ‘The Neptune has been perfectly overhauled, and is in first ‘at intermediate ports will be but mo- ceive passengers, and it is expected mentary, to land and re nable Ranning Hand paccengens by Bes will be landed at Seu? btw 12th Oc- tober: s6t001%¢ 5 Wall st. Foot of Whitehall street. yy double and single entry, The steam Vere om TEN ISLANDER ‘ork q Ecocetrnran STENOGRAPHY, of Writing Short-hand, for taking cngnt perfectly 10} 1 nol Island every hour, 8A mies, lew PM's noon enpeptnd “d tO. be’ particularly marked, and are at iinet rai a ae EY-PORT AND MIDDLETOWN The steamboat ROCKLAND will, on roikt ‘after Monday, the Ist of Aw Mudffetown Roiat (side permitting) évery Monday, Reener, Wednesday, Thareday, and Fi at 2 o'clock, P.M. 3 ane o'clock, a M., every ‘Tuesday, Wednesd: and Saturday at 2 o'clock, P.M, touching at Se- Staten Island, each way. u24 lin > T E Washington having K sold Pe Pate from the rive again in the handa of t seu position, would soon. double on the isevent will be prevs d (if properly s WAVE which hus been overhauled nad ft for the purpose. Her speed has been mach improved by the tn- troduetiou of « new boiler, and she i every way tn superior FOR ALBANY—Landing at the foot of | Hammond street Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston Pout, (uk! snd Hod on, and atthe Railroaa depot ia Alben ag do em pat ti it. “Passage 50 cents cents. Loste New York, Mowery Bihan sday and Finlay Alvan, Toe edey weday and The steamboat WAVE, Gore Vandertit wel ears © Arammbont Pier at Wve foot Cabins ney ‘ednesday, August 7th at So'clcs © ae 1 ever apply onboard, or to JOHN BALL @) Ben Light freight taken low. . ae FOR ALBANY re a diate | pl for at Couiandit, Phi ie will Teave the Toot of Court rade Al a x th, at 5 o'clock. dct Ti {Rove 9th. SP tine abo stantial Boat, fitted up with ss fiaie Pd gal i rmanmsnned gy navailed on the NEWARK AND NEW YoR RFs a Ouly 12% cents —The spleudid and commodi F ous, steamer, "PASSAIC: Capt, John Gatty, y intly refitted, commenced her regu: a | eee fhe henson on Thursday, Parch 10—leaving as fol- Poot of Barclay st. New York, at 10 o'ctock, A. M., and 4 = | ogee ahah Newark, at halfpast7 o'clock, A. M.and half Passaic will leave See.) York at rey M. Newark at half-past 7 A. t of every description carried at reduced prices. ale ae S0TT'S GENERAL PASSAGE OF- FICE. APEC SUlP fas age for Loudon, Lic verpool, New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, ‘and artes con: —ntively bee} first and only regular Packets,to sail FOR L NDON They packet ship Montreal, Tinker, on the 10th Sept, FOR'LIVERPOOL—The packet ship Eutaw, Thompson, om OF oth Sey NEW QRLEANS—The packet ship Alabama. Bun- na on ae 10th. Se FoR Mop BILE—The packet brig Linder, Griffith, on the 10 FOR! SAVANNAHThe packet brig, Philura, on the Sth, S. Baldwin on the ott OR CHARLESTONC The brig’ Edward on the Sth, ship Catherine on the 10th LT ee The ve ships are all of the a class, and have unsurpassed oer for an a Y mee ine a ace — wwhio will be taken aclow rates if early a’ plication is made pers W.& J T. TAPSCOTT, “s Peck TS 52 South et. N. B.—A regular succession of Packets will be despatched to the Southern ports, as tt fom (3 ‘office. ‘On POOL—Tu-marrow—The superb EB iiss pay BUTAW, (East, Thomson, will sail positively vet accomme- a few cabin, second cabin — ff most comfortable manner and at the low. hog to econimise can have a second cal ship and found with every necessary, at pape immediate application should be made on board, eastside of Fe ook SWE ST. TAPSCOTT, 42 Peck slip, sr or 52 South st. corner Jones’ lane. FOR SALE—The coppered and coy fosters bark DUC D’ORLE, ANS, “310 5805 Tons burth iit at Bristol, Maine, in 1830, of white oak and hac matach id carries uble decked, 500,000 ibs cotton, Apply |, at Judd’s wharf, or to eee ont i BOYD & HINCKEN, on sor Buildings yy ic rst class Fast satiny t - WENA, Capt. John Urqaharey"will tail hin 8. withoat Jelay. passage in this very reasonable 24 cabin and steerage passen- too well known to require comment. ns intending to embark should. make mediate applic cation om board, west wide of Boating lin on GLO vi & MeMURRAY, or @ st, Cor, ‘South. NO TAILORET ig Fall Faghcape tor wii sch the peblah To he eee wey, wean th Tenor completed and ready for sale Also, his. new edition on draft “ "eran The Fashions, with the patterns accompanying the are zw dollars; aiy,,one wishing the new sysram (or sending five dollars post paid, will have Saleen Estes eens Bodies 16 Liberty | oa PARK aor, REDU ceD RIC SOF A First Circle of Box 3 oe and Third © Rieke! G. allery « 3 THis’ EVENING, “September Gh, will ie ‘performed uke it 18. xs Warrinstov, Mr. Abbort, Macgroghan, Field, Miss Virginia Ja: ato, ‘To conclue with JOHN JONE 8. Gay Gpodinek, Esq.” Burton | John Jones, Andrews ites Ste itont iss Hora °F Doors open # 7 o'clock and the performance will com- e at half-past 7. SIDE IEEE: eeepes . S-EXTRAQRDINRY, ATTE TR iUMPH ie The Gorgeous Comic Pantomime of THE NIGHT OWL, In which the whole foree of the RAVEL FAMILY and COMPANY is brought, pte, setton, is nightly received by THUSTAS TIS APPROBATION. ; NING, Sept 6th, the Entertainments will minence with OVERTUR THIS EV THREE-FA Raphael Beawjour, 1 Mons. Gotinard, ay vel by Ravel Mme Fer Quarter ot an hour’s intermission will be allowed. pal Refresh ments in the Grand Saloc Alter which, 234 times, will be ‘p nduce da magnificent Comi mitne eal MAZULME, ‘OR THE NiGH , Mazulme, the Night Owl, o ute Chevalier Bariano, Jerome Ravel Emile, Gabriel Ravel Maclon, | Antoine Ravel jaharmnm, Mons Dauversre Ms mjReamant, Mme Jeune Havel uhter, "Me Do Zalitoayn Ccussish Slave, Mise Wolee To conciude with a view of thi ficeut Palace olf Magi MAZULME The whole to conclude THE PROMENADE MUSICALE, ickets—40 cents oors open at half past six o'clock, Entertainments to com mener at half past seven. CHATHAM THEATRE. THE OLD PRICES B. a UMED AND NO COMPUL Pit 12% cenis. per Tier Bo First Tier 50 cents. MONDAY veNING! Sent, Pn es will be performed a MORLEY. E RNSTEIN. Morley Frunein, JH acott | Count Leberg, Hield elen Barham, ‘Mis Thorne Juliet Carr, Mis Hield ‘In the course Of the evemin Two Overtures will be performed by tl the Orchestra. 0 cortchude THE PEACOCK AND THE CROW, Mr James Crow Mr Rice Mr Podge, ‘Anderson | Slide, Stevens opm uta, oors will open at7—Curtain will rise at quarter before Boe Fock reise ice open daily from 9 to 5, where Tickets may be eee and places secure rpHe Ladies cad Gentlemen engay for the ensuil eaSO! Room, ou Tuesday next, S of the ‘Theatre on Monday, the 12th inst. s3 wr Ch W. MITCHE AMERICAN MUSEUM, GAtty GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, ORNER OF BROADWAY 8 ‘opposite St, Paul’s Church, Ms BANU. 9 MANAGER. G ings September Sth, and eve iy ie RR his wee! ig wiih nq suaall dogres oftplanease.cnnd pride dliat:eiab M lage calls public attention to the EMENDOUS ARRAY OF NOVE put forth her in this esi d to meet 6th preparatory to the openn rf FUL MERMAID cf Mr. Harrington, the Great Magician and V the Master Dianond, the od sed an nn Dancer, Whitlock, d eld Bajo Player, Miss Taylor, the accomp! the Park ‘Theatre, Mr. B. Boyce, the. 1) inthe country, La Petite spre the Ss © portlar ‘Comte eoutifal Dane of tye day : Wick’ every DAY, jock al fr it . . The Admittan: ‘ rae the whole, "NL Boe intl taininents, will remain at only twenty-five prices HILL'S NEW 5ORe RUSEOE, 252 Broadway, opposite City H Tremendous Ines THE ex ve alterations and decorat plete it w P First appearance ye. Duteh, Frac Be, yee eters. OSSOP. the celebrated ‘Voea'ist; Mes DUNN: hom ale Tremont tie ONDAY “EVENING, SEPT. Sth, and during the week, mf. pei talented and popular performers will appear in a se ries of performances in the grand Pictorial Saloon attached to this establishment. hy has been re-decorated and embellish- m™ de worthy the present great patron: 7 inchell will introduce zical and Jaughable personations ng com September 5th. ator of Scotch, Ii will be tarnished with ice cream, confection ry’, and every delicacy the market can afford, Gnder the super intendauee of Mr. Renaud. A fulland efficient band of music wil always be in attoodance, Fancy clase blowing by Mr. Owens, ‘The tenants of the forest, sea mineral w deta, and the vast number of portraits An Ex myn perfect preservation, nud Fully 3,000 years old ter the perform most powerful (> Performan z eriments in Electricity, with one of the sin the world, Picket 25 cte.—Children half 4 im re clock: “ACCORDION |! Re IGNOR L, MARTINI having succeeded in bri delighthul to extenaiveani favorable not Europes and ed the powers bilities o the. tnsirum lem Pi cet Treatises hich bm ty adopted in Fi England , which bmve ely adopt beach ine shortly be issued from the SIGNOR MAICLINI will be hay. to Ei the art of playing the Aceorton, at hin re street, or atthe residence of Pupils. Ai t Soulemen whe way svat will make rapid and agreeable adv ole, clear and progressive. "FLUTE & GUITAR. R. PHILIPE ERNST, Professor of the Flute, Guitar, an patent Concertina begs wo ounce to bis friends and ‘vab> Hic that he has just published his new "Rondo Miluaire” for the uitar, which will be found well worthy the attention of the earner or amateur, from its being well avapted to that instra- nd caleufatcid not n'y to please but to afford instruction. wo, with several other pleasing pigers of his ccinponi- for the gnitar” are to be found at Ernst’ residence 68 he continues to give lessons on P Fulton street to $100 Also hyposulphate of Soda, ut de of gold, ke. Also aod se bout. FLA. Artanlt & Gees QUARTET TO—The German Quartetzo takes pleasure to poate jrublic moat respec od they are now prepared for bvening Se crema wits Me HPO! tines wy Hhesey at. up stabre. SECOND ADVENT. R, HARVEY'S QUIETUS—A pamplet pai Motte aueurdiey: Sf Mee adilless erty ave hrist’s Second Advent, is now Out and for sale as follows, viet it ‘earl at, 383 Grand st, 76 Bowery, i roadway, 6th avenue, and by the editor, 168 6th avenue. ‘This work will be found s'sovereign remedy for the Miller mania. now s0 pre in our land sllwer HAIR SEA yy! AND CURLED HAIR MANUFACTORY. " nlersigned have con Daman air Seating for Sofas ie Stools. d Harr, Webbing, Tow C fot Twine, Ke. for Uphocers, Whites ‘an "Fancy ‘Hair Ch itable’ for ‘Cap and Stock hn for Brom Mchers ‘and Mes Instra- ing are our prices of Hair Seath ah PRICES OF HAIR'SEATI Ineb. Piece. Cut. Of all patterns. 6 at a2 6 a “ nv “6 419 ” nn a 9 a a 20 ”" 6 a a 6 2 3 6 a 1.02 1,06 a 116 1.20 1 mn ae 4,32 Ws a 40 a bind wv 1,66 1,70 JOHNSON & GREEN, actory, 33 West 13th street, Sth and 6th Avenm: _ Office, 15% Wilhia am NOTICE TO WAGO: DER as: seriber, Proprietor of New, York Taner ere cr make Rberal advances ip ‘Cash, on all New Ligh t jent to hise stablishment for sale.” ilders iu the country can rely upon having every attention d to their orde: ‘or farther particulors, ax to terms, & £0, W. Mi aué Proprietor af NY arvare HATS, HATS, HATS. FALL FASHION —Thesubecriber invites the atten: a tion of the Beat Monde to his beautiful, xinceta cow pell-erowned Hat, deing the only really) tashion able article of the kind extant though Loe ytiy Sat moa imitators will spring ups aud claim the benefit of his own origi- na! conceptions, wz of the kind in tof 0 say these Hate surpass nny thing, of the fund i Lang 8 style, finish, and graceful appearance, is to claim no more than Boe eee ortwenty years in the business ted oy an experie rv study grace and fashivn, to call ssortme nt rd Traveling ‘Tronks, Carpet Bags, Hat yiscessary for a; entleman's EBLUOMER'S, 179 Boadway, Opposite Howard's Hotel. TO JET OR LEASE—The Brick Buililing No-¢ Chareh, ‘between Warren ell E f fora select dry good on the premises. oI part of a mse 510 Broome street i. i Wgty, Dlenannt and desirable locatvon for 8 i family, renteel, modern buiit s ° ine. Peguh street near the Sixth Avenas. Rent 106 N. 4 3t Cases, 8 travelling « p_Anwly at 106 Naveen sf coun CGUBSE Pisma bts PILLS. HESE fartame } and cetobrated Pills, from Por ugal, by oy yd be obegines. ip. th this eon. Bee adverts: sent ou the last colam: Lach