The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1842, Page 3

Gen. A. M. Prevost ; Recorder of Dee Ash ; Auditor, Thomas E. Crowell, Esq. ‘ A lad, about seven years of age, by the name of Patrick Smith, was drowned yesterday afternoon, between 5 and 6 o’clock, at the foot of Walnut street. He was playing with his brother and several other lads who had — come out of school, when he fell from the whart and disappeared. A little girl was drowned about noon, by falling overboard from Manderson’s lumber yard, in Kensington, Not much was done in stocks to-day, prices much as they have been for several days. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! The College of Medicine and Pharmacy, Established for the bs BEG TO INFORM supplied with one dollar’s worth of spears medicine, ania letter of advice containing full di regimen, &c. Allletters must be post paid. Address W. 8. RICHARDSON Agel { the College of Medicine an Lue ee earner 97 Nassau street, N. Y. N.B.—The Consuutixe Puvarcras is daily in attendance at the private consulting rooms of the College. Hours from 10 till 2 o’clock. JGH’S SYSTEM OF SHAMPOOING, diedivoatdieipaten, removes and cures scurt end dandrff from the head by one application of the Tricopherous or Meticated Compound. Principal office 205 Broadway, up stairs. Baldness prevented and the hair restored to its ori strength an | thickness—or no e—by the use of Cli- rehugh: Tricopherous or Mi Office 205 Breadway, up stairs, Grey Hair prevented and the original color of the hair restored by the use of (Clirehugh’s Tricopherous or Medi cated Compound. Office 205 Br ; QG@ IN THE FALL IT 15 IMPOSSIBLE, OWING to severe changes, to preserve the system in a healthy condition ; many persons taere are who contract colds at this season, and never live to see another spring, but fall beneath the grasp of consumption. The diseases to which it owes its origin is slight colds, then coughs and night sweats ; miey suffered colds to become seated on them. Those who have been so unfortunate as to contract coughs or colds, we recommend to go to Pease and Sons, 45 Division-street, aal get some of their Hoarhound ‘Compound. Principal Candy. We have tried it, and can say it is one of the best remedies known for coughs and colds. It contains an ac- tive cathartic, and as pleasant as ordinary candy. Its ac- tive melicinal properties is so pleasant to the taste that children cry for it. We recommend this article to the Suffering—the effects of procrastination rests with them- Alfred Hill, 208 Greenwich-streat ; selves. Agent Rushton and Aspinwall, 110 Broadway, 10 Astor House, and 96 William-street, E. Chasteney, 140} Bowery ; B more and Agnew, 300 Hudson-street ; Ha: street, Brooklyn. The Genuine Extract of Sarsaparilla, hie on THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY Or rue City or New York. THERE IS NO ARTICLE IN THE MATERIA purious and inert prepara- Medica, of which so many tions, have been offered, aparilla, Indeed, many members of the medical’ profession go the length of de- nying in (oto, the efficacy of this invaluable drug, and they have been ledt» this disbelief of its virtues, by. the wretched mixtures which have been and are at present palmed on the public, dence which is afforded by the very adve impress of the mos orb fected by its use, are paraded at length, whilst every educated physician, well knows that no such results could by any possibility have followed from the use even of the most carefully prepared extracts of Sarsapsrilla. Itis underthese circumstances, and in accordance with pressing all descriptions of me- dical imposture, that the “College of Medicine and Phar- their extendid plan of st macy” oiferto the notice of the public, Tre Gexvine Extract oF Sarsaranitia. This article has been prepared at great expense, accord. ing to the new process 'f the Parisian pharmacentists, and is confidently denomina‘e | the only really valuable prepa- ration of Sarsaparilla now offered for sale in this country. Together with the active principle of the Smilax offici- valis—the best species of the root—the College have incor- porated that peculiar modification of sugar, which has e en termed gli hizin. Inthe “Extracts” of the nos- trum.-venlers containing large quantities of this poisoned liquorice. Thi * Extract,” prepered by the College, contains also Propriate quantity of the peculiar erystallizable obtained from that valuable vegetab led from Gentiu: suntomie, tnesquallel for powerant etheacy: The College merely adi the following extract from the edition just published of Brande’s “Practical Dictionary of the Materia Medica :"— Thisarticle has been prescribed in chronic rheuma- tism—in obstinate cutaneous eruptions—in indolent ulcers—in glandular aftections—in diseases of the bones, attended by dull uching pains, tumors and nodes—wasting of the flesh—and if has proved a valuable remedy, and has ives have been ased state of the system has sen of many years duration. In the after trealucnt of syphilis, and in cases where mercury has inju- riously sy'ected the system, it possesses powers not hitherto e Medic sometimes effected a cure where other alterat long adninistered in vain, and when the observed in any other article of the Materi. 6 forwarded to all p: .—w very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers. By order of the College, W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau st., N. ¥. GA CHILD BURN of 156 Leona clothes taking fire, so that the Coroner’ yesterday mornin accidental burning bad Dalley’s Salve, from 71 Maiden-lane, to inquest wi ply the instant the clothes were removed, this child would not have died, unless the vital parts were destroyed at first. How long willit be before every family shall keep this remedy always at hand ? (@TO SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN POSSESS ing 4 strong beard ond tender face, the Metallic Tablet the only article now in use A most convincing proof of their utility is, that the first cutiers in London, et— Millikin, 901 Strand—Low- cock, 33 Corahili—Thornbail, 114 New Bund-street—have them for sale, and reeommend the use of them with their and Strop o G. Saunders that will obviate their ficulties viz :—Coiman, 4 Haym own cutlery, N.B.—L'he Metallic Tablet and Strop has been in use 8s, and Certificates as to the su- periority of the Sirop from the following scientific gen- for the last twenty five y tlemen, are at present in the possession of the inventor. Prof. Griscom, Dr. Mott, and Gen. J. Tallmadge, Presi- dent of the American Instit Retail price $1, $1,50. G, Saunders und Sen, 163 Broadway. 0G AROUSE! WHIG: Henry Clay ! tended for circulati.n in every hamlet the hund: [cis embellished with Fequested to be forwarded immediately. adress J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann street, New York For sale by G. B. Zieber, 87 Duck st, Philadelphia; ding & Co. # State «1 Albany, and all agen| througnont the country. Qg- CHATHAM THEATRE—The attractions at this popular theatre continue undiminished, and the result crowded houses nightly. ‘This evening Mr. Wood, the celebrated pantomimist, makes his first_ appearance in the = drama of the Damb Man of Manchester. In tun, the successiul drama of the Butchers of Ghent, and the admired farce of the Secret, are performed, with a cast embracing the entire strength of the company, 6G KOMSTOCK’S VERMIFUGE WILL ERADI- cateall worms in children or adults with a certainty quite le, by astonishing, and setis with a rapidit most: Comstock & Co., New York, it #tinost incredi ‘Tooth Drops, Kline’s—cure effectually. To be found only at71 Maiden Lane, 'F..—Dr. Spohn’s Headache Remedy will ly our either trom the nerves or bilious. Hundreds of families are using it with great Joy. ‘Yo be had only at 71 Maiden Lane. Og-,THE/COMICAL ADVENTURES OF MR. OBA. ih Oldbuck, illustrated with two hundred ludicror grav’ lar. Oltice 162 Nassau street. TO SOUTHERN AND WESIERN MER- CHANTS.—Your attention is requested to the advertise- ment in another column of the Canton Tea Company.— Their amortinent (particularly Houque’s mixture) flavored and free trom anything impure or dele Chatham st, afew doors above Pe: Herald Balletin of News. ‘The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north-west corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. On the arrival of the at eight o'clock, A. M.—and also of the , at fonro’clock, P. M., the latest ey oe lerald morning mail evenmg mai from ali parts of the world, may be found on the Baiietin Board, at this corner. Let Mia Mh od a en at the office, and read, Advertisements of all kinds Herald General Printing Office, ‘The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts of printing, such as books, lets, bills, cards of ali pay meen tl atthe Herald Buildings, entrance Joseph Elliott, from Nassau. Elliott, Printer. jon of Quackery, ‘Ate TERSONS DESIROUS of obtaining medical advice, that on remitting the sum of one dollar, with a statement of their case, they be rections as to diet, 139 Fulton- genuine extracts of the article. ‘The College desire no stronger and more intelligible Proof of the worthlessness of these mixtures, than that sements of their manufacturers. The frequent extravagant puils the public, bear on their front the mpudent quackery. Powers are as- ed to Sarsaparilla which it does not really possess, and Certificates of alleged cures, represented to have been ef- J certain druggists, the common extract of liquorice is the chief ingredient, ana can readily bede- tected. Bua it is proper to state that in most eases this extract of liquorice is adulterated, and contains copper de- rived from the pans in which the decoction of the root is evaporated. The College wish thus particularly to guard the public against the pernicious tendency of mixtures, e n ap- principle, le bitter, Gentian, (so ug of Illyria, who first discovered its great virtues.) A small portion of the active constitu- ents o! 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 andthe re. FLORENCE MAHANY, -street, was burnt on Saturday last b rf \e and a verdict returned of “ death by Now we venture to assert, that if AROUSE! LIFE OF he Extra New World, containing an ori- inal Life of “Harry of the West,” prepared under the Reet otthe Whig Committees of New York, and in- in the Union, is now ready, and jor sale at the office No. 30 Ann street, by single copy, price six anda quarter cents, or at $6 per Full Length Likeness, hand- somely engraved from Franquinet’s celebrated pictare,re- presenting Henry Clay seated in his studio at Ashland. Or- ders from Committees and Clay Clubs (enclosing cash)are Boston; Jones, museum Buildings 1s issued this morning, in an Extra Double Brother Jonathan, and cai be sent by mail for newspaper postage only. Price 12 cents a copy—I0 copies for one ol te re worthy their inspection, as being desirable for private use or for customers, Paeead depot is at No. 121 Tuesday, Sept, 13—6 P, M. ‘The Stock Market has been heavy and an increased dis- position to sell has knocked prices down a little, Dela- ware and Hudson fell}; Long Island }; Harlem 1 per cent. se progress of public opinion in relation to the late award in the case of Boorman, Johnston & Co., has in duced one of the referees, Daniel Lord, to publish a pam- phiet entitled “A Vindication of the Award,” &c. The mere title of the publication indicates that public opinion condemns the course pursued by Boorman, Johnston & Co,, a8 well as that of the referees. As the public under- stand the matter, Boorman, Johnston & Co. acted upon the legal advice of Mr. Strong, and that before the case w: referred, Mr. Lord was retained by them as counsel. That fact should have prevented Mr. Lord from becoming a referee in a matter depending upon his own advice. Suppose he had awarded against Boorman, Johnston & Co., what would those gentlemen have said? Why, si it was by your council that we acted, and do you now condemn us for so doing? Mr. Lord had no alternative but to decide as he did, and as an wpright man he should have declined the appointment. The only disinterested referee, James G. King, Esq., promptly decided in favor of Little & Co. Mr. Lord’s book is a mere repetition of points long since placed before the public. It is a sophistical attempt to sustain a wrong position. Messrs. Boorman, Johnston & Co., in their statement, denounce the Board of Brokers as all that is dishonorable, and particularly ase nest of gamblers. If we admit this, did not Boorman & Johnston know it when they went into the Board, through one of its members, to gamble in stocks? Now suppose those honorable gentlemen had preferred gambling in any other manner, and gone, for instance, to a faro bank, and staked $50, and lost , would they then have exclaim- ed, “Yes! Ihave lost $50, but you must collect it legal- ly In such a case, Daniel Lord, and other lawyers, would have decided that their course was entirely ac- cording to law, but the world would have said, “ They meant to have won illegally, but do not wish to pay ille. gally.” But, Boorman, Johnston & Co. say that the stock was for bona fide investment, and not on speculation, What difference did it make to them when the transfer was made on the books, so that the possession was*secured to them, and they in receipt of the dividends? Clearly, none. The design of making use of a law quibble to back out of an unfavorable speculation, is fairly brought home to them, and part of the odium will rest on Lord & Newbold for sustaining them. Mr. Lord in his “ note,” states that he was absent from the city, and did not know that the very singular statement, when the subject was daily a matter of discussion between himself and others, par icu- larly an eminent Baltimore lawyer at Saratoga Springs, We trust the next pamphlet, instead of being a “ vindica tion,” will be a “ congee” to public opinion. The following i ment on the 7th inst Frankis Bax or Couvnnus, Serr. Resources. Srecie, Notes of Banks Funds in New York, Other funds Due by Banks, 7,818 Due Banl 1.177 Deafes on time, Deposites, Expenses, ‘Balance in suspense, $706,883 The Banks of Wheeling, Va., are fully prepared for resumption—they may, in fact, be considered as virtually resumed at this moment, as they pay specie freely fer their notes. ‘S The following is a return of the banks of South Caroli- na,on the 8ist Sept. and Ist of August, 1842 :— Basxs or Sout Canouina, Sept. (ano Avauer I. uguyt i. Sept. 1. ans. Specie. Louns. Specie. nk of State, 831417 131,934 824,510 98,192 Branch at Columbia, 785,042 8,775 783,088 8,790 Camdet 413,762 415,882 ithwestern R: 468,514 105,183 443,470 102,955, ters’ & Mech, 842,533 141,158 870,888 142,766, nion Bank, 768,594 73,570 740,005 65,704 Total, 4,109,895 461,125 4,077,786 419,047 Cire. Devs. Ci 7 Bank of State, 666,133 495,732 Braych at Columbia, = 85458 Camden, 29,068 Southwestern Raile’d 237,912 216,203 Planters’ & Mech’s, 227,125 (71.452 Union Bank, 2,801 168,601 Total, 1,133,972 1,166,515 1,091,993 1,050,354 ft By recapitulation, these aggregates give the following TUTE 4,10, 7 ble :— Jan. Feb. Mar. Aug. _ Sept, Domestic bills, Bin tivo Aisin AEs ahs Foreign, 42,326 41,638 174,709 84,327 40,653 465,035 545,768 623,642 350,603 248,915 The following is a comparative statement of the affairs of the Banks of New Orleans, on the Ist inst., and on the date of the previous return :— Banks or New Darkane. ust Cin Dep, tion, 278,160 234,669 Louisiana State Bank, 275,12 416,246 Mechanics’ and Tra- ders Bank, 66.45 102,069 48,265 104,569 Union Bank, 241,785 533,780 215,815 473,917 Total dollars, 1,922,089 2,413,100 1,733,114 9,365,318 Issets. Specie. 053 O56 jiana, Canal & Banking Co, srrollton RR & Bauk- ing Company, 11,419 Citizens’ Bank, 32 City Bank, 107,598 103,508 Commercial Bank, 3,977,500 19,209 Consilidated Associa- tu 3.184454 90,561 89,787 Louisiana State Bank, 2,848,076 188,751 232,965, Mechanics’ and Tra- ders’ Bink, 2.632.295 108,155 121,946 Union Bank, 107,337 159,331 1,208,455 The following table of the prices of the broken ban notes on the Ist of June, Ist of July, 30th of July, and let inst. wall show that the credit of the broken concerns has not improved :— July 1. July 30. Cirgsiation 29% 50,445 pre 25230, 650 - 42a48 M415 - 25430 24,323 - ‘Wa33 17,125, - 16.50, 16,870 — 46052 - 1,910 Tad 18,240 - 22425 0 -_ = - 619 Total decrease, 188,969 ‘The Banks generally, it appears have been rapidly de- creasing their outstanding circulation and its depreciation has consequently decreased. The Citizens’ has slightly increased its circulation, and consequently the value in the market has not improved. The fank of Louisiana paysapecie. The specie held by all the banks has in- creased 33} percent. ina short time, and under the pre- sent state of business will continue to do so for some time tocome. The precious metals are flowing into New Or- Jeans from all quarters. On the 7th inst. the ship Gaston: hence, arrived with $111,512, to the following firms ;— Blanchard,Eimer &Co $12,000 F. Fre: 25,000 Hel (cashier, 3,000. Sts Georg a:000 . Gainah! & Co., 200 Order, 90 Foveade & Lo., 2,00 A. Lanfear, 10,000 don & Co., 4,500 ——— 45,912 Total, $111 512 ‘Thesejare mostly cotton houses. At the same time eve- ry boat from up the river brought boxes of specie, and every arrival from Mexico increased the amounts. These facts show how invariably specie makes its appearance when paper is excluded from: the market. This change in the medium will cause prices “of produce to rule very low in New Orleans, but for that reason the exports will be greater and more healthy. It isundoubtedly true, that owing to the artificial state of the currency, heavy losses have been sustained by shippers during the past year as well as during two or three that have preceded it, and it may be matter of surprise under the circumstance that the amount of Southern bills returned has been no greater than ithas. Through the coming season prices will he very low, perhaps lower than for many years, particular- ly in the article of cotton—but if purchased for cash and shipped as the effective demand abroad warrants,instead of according to the whims of speculation, it will be safe and will no longer keep the mercantile community in suspense and alarm from its continual vacillation. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 5, 1 Seese Obto vo 860 Py 2M 125 Harlem RR so 18 9000 Keniueky 6's 1871 71 13s 10 shas Minhartan Bk 61. pty 20 Union ak 0g 50 do s 7 an 16 5 do 175 ti Haan 854 50.L Island ' oan 130 30 300 1 100 Farmers’ 0 ci oo lo Second Board, nsboro, NC. naval stores Schr Wolcott, Ow: & Wh) HO shas Harlem RR Schr Ocean, Hodges, 3 day Batt, from Swansboro, NC. with naval stores, frou Rappahaunoek, with corn, State of Trade. The Detroit Board of Commerce have resolved to charge r bbl for storing and selling flour up to Ist vere for storage, 8 cents per bbl, and 12} per cent; commission on sales, low price of produce induced this change. sales were made at auction :— ‘0. 63 Allen street, 20 by GOft.... . $3,160 Seven lots on 130th st. Harlem, between th and 6th avenues, $30 per lot. . .. Mallory, from Washington, NC. with naval Ailantic, Robertson, fro ‘Schr John Marshall, Millin of ant cures tor barrenness ; Offspring, with modes Havre de Grace, with iron, a remedy fi ) frou Folly Landing. with corn, o master. ji Schr Control, Tomlin, 3 days from James River, with wood, Scht Chief, Van Name, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to ora, Parker, from Virginia, with wood, to TSHIP AND MARRIAGE.—Just Physiatogoical M ‘and Rew tol Mactages an iafeiliole ra ove, ‘Courtship married and single persons, in matters of the utmost importance to the haman rece, Amongst the things duly considered in this work are—Causes preven snd increase; Te arts of beauty and cow ; The Pracyices, aud how the habit may be removed d f Love of Jealousy, with a its e he Se. Kran M. Howard, ‘Fo To cents Orders trom the rect d io HOLLAND & GLOV re the Work being seut to any part o im r Muscovado Sugar—118 hhds Cuba Muscovado Sugar, 5 a 5 per Ib, 4 mos. 10 bags Rio Coffve 6}; 44 do Cuba do, 64a6} from Washington, mast + Schr Seal Du + Raval stores, to aturn. t, Hickman, from Folly Landing, with corn, to m Schr Wm & Henry, McCan, from Cape Charles, with pota- a", Schr Coroline & Harriet, Lyon, from Virginia, with woed, Ashes—The sales amount to about 250 bbls of Pots at $6 374; and 100 of Pearls at $5 62} a 6 75- lour and Grain—There is of Genessee at $4 56}, and for better brands at $4 62; Sales of about 4000 barrels Michigan is the same as Canal. Southern is sold, mostly for shipping ‘at $487) a 5 lor Brandy wine and Georgetown. Jemand for common brands Or hi Wind N. Ohio, $4 50 a4 62}. ae peahaaad Ships Stephen Whitney, 4 Berry, Charleston, aud then” General Record. —The We. H. Harrison, n board the passen: Liverpool; Catharine, Cotton Crop, Chronicle of the 3d inst. painful to witness the destruction made by the last tornadoes. The three first days of the week we witnessed the severest gusts of wind the oldest planters, which blew down trees, fences, and in fact, swept cotton and all belore them. Gazette, of Saturday scourge of the cotton fiel’ ance in West Baton Rouge. The St. Francis | of her imitavors however they may obtain a tra throush the newspapers. Post paid orders for all yarts of the Wu Pills one dellar a boi rsand crew of a nd rain known to ‘The Baton Rouge that the army ally made its Such had been the damages done by the worm, that our produce has been cut short at least one hundred bales. Great injury has been done to the Cotton crop near Alexandria, occasioned by acontinu- ation of heavy rains,which have extended throughout the ‘Tho rot has already destroyed pee datoage 10 the hil Bemale Physician in New York, iL fom tie peices bo resicade A CARD TO THE LAD spaired of, is recovering. Bria Osweco, of Waldoboro, before reported as missing, @ cargo of about 250 tons coal, which 7h Kast Ww. 1 JEPRE 4 especially informs her former customers aud the Ladies xeuierally, that she has re-camimenced the. Dress-taking busi- hess at the above-named catabl te: oe- attention to their Ser: Uadves veh Cloaks, ed eo perfect an style, Atm tm» be excelled atany of the Broadway and tar Notice to Marine: € cotton growing dist half the crop on many of the plantations. ‘The Savannah Georgian says that they have received ind of Sea [stand Cotton,kn now growing on Dawti d. The seed that produced this Cotton was obtained at great expense, but the yield will abundantly repay, The ilky, ‘and adheres tenaciously to the This specimen was produced by the beautiful shrub, Gossipium Helena, and is well the attention of planters. finest and most delicate muslins, laces, ke. We see by the Colorada Gazette, (Texas) that nine bales of new Cotton were received there on the 10th ult, the The crop in Texas will be 100,000 ‘The Light vessel stationed near Tucker Vineyard Sound, having been repained, will on or about the 13th instant, Leavirt Traxrer, Collector. a sample of that peculiar ume her station as the Long Cream, which Arr at New Bedford 10th inst. Grand. Ty last from Western Islanis, with 80 bbls sp, 39.50 N, lon 31 W, By Majestic, NB. 80 5); staple is long and * 7 plain and clean, and Lthiuk will take t It is suitable for making the bbs, Indian Ocean, St Helena Jaly 21 i fi off Johanua April 28 ne and saw her take ary & Martha, Plymouth, 1 + With 90 bbls; May 26, of 8 mos out, 200 wh and 50 first this season. » Islands, spoke AV fore this Court, are he ance daily om boaid this ship. Domestic Markets. Cuarceston, Sept. 10.—We have no new feature to no- tice in the Upland Cotton market since the 1st instant, at wh, for home next diy; The Napoleon reporte U. 8, Ship North Carolina ff it. B mos. 210 sp; Uneas, Fain +) NB. i00sy and I rt w Heela, Sippican, 7 "FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 34 LISPENARD STREET. M ADAME COS1ELLO per? Headly state that her Perio- dical Pills, for the cure of the diseases peculiar to fe- myles ore superior to ali others, or that they are now the ouly | Oves recommended by the medical faculty iu their private thes fies are ufficiently kuown to the puilie m qually celebrated 1s Madame Costello's Soothing i which almost immediately lulls , © certain preventive af cous likewise her ' Nivple Paste” for sore nipples: to leave nothing to be aesired, and as such article in she country. of the gums, « y the medical ums of any nt notoriety. ) which is more than can be said of th eething Syrup, filty cents a bottle, member that Madame Cosieilo is the guly leqitisnat i om LES. ARIS) DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT—) 71% ‘oadway, one door tro Market street-—MRS. way, late Miss 9. Purser of 293 Bro ment, where she will devote and confidently assures those ith their patronage, that Dresses, to her skill, shall he deliver finish of 0 may. fy & ces 7h East Brondway. 1 poder KS. W. H. JEFFERS, Uhildreus?’ dresses made to order jasters, Misses N. B. atthe shortest notice, sid mr York BAY OYSTER SALOON B. Brttin, 83 Ni His place is b sau stivet, between Fultou aud John st Oysters served pin every style; pickled by the hunded thousand, and famniltes supplied wick oysters, by DUnded oF eid tne B. BRITTIN. NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, L WITNESSES in the Cases under juvestigation be attend: y ordered to give By order of the Const, (Signed) CHAS. H. WINDER, Side Advocate, i si iwr September 1th, 1842. There is, however, least so far as prices are concerned. have been kept out of the very little doing, as buyers market, in consequence of the small stock on hand, and the light receipts, which have been but 357 bales 226 of which are of the new crop. the sametime are 551 bags. Ot the foregoing, 170 are of rices ranging trom 7 to $$c per ice for the North Mereator, NB. 22 mos, 250 sp: Heroine, FH, ot! not he left ‘Talechuana in eo. Draco, FH ted Coral, NB. off Trinidad, no’ date, ouch at Pernambuco for water and sup= stated. Spoke Aw ject was matter of public interest. This is a | the new crop, and sold at There has been a little and for the West Indies, butthe demand has not been sick, but recovering, and would retaru ho ‘ew Zealand, Rio de Janeiro 49. ds, NO PRIVAT Aeutleman who has had } long experience asa her, Wishes toengage with a fae mily where instructions in. penmanship, arithin k keep tug, Engiish grammar, geography, history, athe matics, would be considered asa remuneration for his board and wach: ing; or he would devote a partion of his tin most m (o tuition, on the noderat 1 » A DE Rinad equal to the receip' and for all descriptions under prime, former prices have scarcely been maintained, choice has readily commanded full rates, from its scarcity. Sales in the same time 773 tierces, at $21 16th to27-16ihs per 100. e since our last have been but 1461 The same price was of at Island of Fer- }. with 380 bbls sp. 0 arr, Coral, Pacific Ocean, Taleahuana 123 di Sid fm Otaheiti May illiam, ‘Taleahaana, | ford, NB. 24 mos out, nando Neronha, ug 6, Geo Washington, » go sp oil, 2800 bb!s. jarbuck, Nant. 400 sp; Wi 1 28, on cruises, New By do, 28 mos, 1350; Aud'ey Clark, N i at O. Pacific, B. + Union, Havre. 350 wh, fant. 1500; Dee 6, Ia n Vt The sales of rough bushels, at 65 cent fered for 4000 bush tatement of the affairs of the Frank. lin Bank of Columbus, Ohio, which resumed specie pay- es in 24 hours, Was gett ready to stop the 29, Int 58, lon 11d W, £48, lon Ha W,’ Cherokee, NB. 13 Westport, 300; Feb 11, on the Edgartown, 1200; ‘Ps v at 100; Ind 1900; April 2, on t 600. "Heard fom Dee 1, hi B. 31 mos, 2100; France, a choice selection of Fall Gov sal itl ; On the 19th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Power, Sanam, bn Ae daughter of the late M. Palache, late of Galway, Irel lath instant, by the Rev. Mr. Gonsalve, Joun ghter of William Smith Gray, to Ronent E. Keu- furthemselves, TO EAMILIES GOING SOUTH to the Weat Indi Se W, Nile, NB. 10m lon 110 W, Ienac Howlan ut, 1200: 30th, Rodmai ine, lon 121 W, Frances: me lat, torn 126 W. Grativn Sitva to Saran Jane, dau; iS allof this city. obvain She would preter ge 20, ‘mos, 200; 16th, Paci- Tadis, | 0, 19 mos, 2300 wh W. Timoleon, NB. 28 me Roscoe, de. 2 mos, 1800: H SB. 6 mos 200 sp; lara 8, On the 13th instant, Exvts, daughter of John and Mary Cunningham, aged 13 months. ‘The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon at 5 o'clock, from No. 8 Lumher street. Onthe 12th instant, Mr. Erxest Rexarp, of Amiens, France, in the 19th year of hi fishing excursion of His friends and acquaintances an‘! those of Renard & Co are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at 4 o’clock this afternoon, from No. 76 Broad street, without further large assortm dollars peer mo Marquesas Islands 4 Spoke July i, lat 345, 1 Taleaurns for Salem, 1100; Aug 31 son, of and for Sagharl ine, lon 28 W, Milton, of and 60 da) ‘he Rhine, at Edgartown, reports on Western Ground, July W, Leonidas, 500 sperm; President, 150 26th, Geo Hopkins, one small whale; 15th, Emma, NB. tat 35 re 4 50, Exchang 4 Drowned while on a New Rochelle. tw, et. Roman Stris On the morning of the 13th i way, an invoice of French B: child of Francis and Julia Ann Clarke, aged two months ¥ Engravin, tant, Bexsamix, only 60 bbls bikiish; Aug iver, 400 sperm; July 15, "opmunnet, doz ‘Troy, 30 spm; A 50; Gth, lat 35 10, lon 43 20, Sarah, Matta- ranklin, Provincetown, 50; Aug 9, lat 33, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral this (Wednesday) after- ENRY SCOTT, So. 217 Wauerst., Vy on hand agenetal_ ssortment of Pickles. keeps constant- Lsups, Suces, &e , Preserves, Jellies, Brandy Fruits, &c., wholesale and rez tail! All orders for Shipping avd Families punctuslly attended to. 813 2m*r PARIS FANCY GOODS. c05 Brondway, above Dunne ‘The Subscriber hus jute revived. -y the late arrivals fi m Is, which he offers for y latest Fashions, selected exe for the City re al ies Will find it to their ness, F vantage by calling and examining sISlw*r or +21 years of age, wirhes to in a genteel family. ng to Europe, vet woud accept of a good ‘0 South or tothe West Tadies, The dest of refer jeu, Addross A. A. A. box 765, upper Post office, N. s'Or ‘urop: —A respectable nanent piaso FORTES TO HIRE—G. GODONE, 403% Broadway, between Watkerand Lispenird streets, keeps @ tof Piano Fortes to hire, from three to eight Also, Foret th. n Music of the latest Operas of Italy. Six. i Bagioti’s method of singing. Soltegyi’s for one and for Harps, Violins, Guitars, &e. Alikinds of Musical inovfummute ropaired ett eod ter ai FRENCH BOOKS AND ENGRAVINGS—A. LEVY will sell on Thursday even a7 olelock, at 151 Broad. with a handsome variety of Also, various © Ora. jntings- t from Europe—on Saturday evening. sales of Plants every Thursday morning. Regu sit 2% r SOME TLAINpaN two CRDOkY Rea Nor aos hatin Mattapoisett, 420; 23d, lat 38.50, lon’ 53, Pacilic, NB: iittala Passengers Arrived, Savaywan—Brig Augusta—Mis Carter and son, Mr Menden- I—5 in the steerage. city of | the United States, respectful had the misfortune to have lost one of their eyes, that he can place on artificial ey i head, Whose i Spoken, Ememld, from Eastport for Alexandria, Sept 8, lat 40 N, lon itt, of Thomaston, for NYork. Sept 9. Jexandris, DC. for Amsterdam, Sept 5, Caribou, from New York for St Marys, Ga. Aug 28, off Cape ui, from Newport, Wales, for Baltimore, Sept 8, Nan- Passengers Salled. Liverroor—Packet Thos Young, of New Vo PB Rogers, Pote inev—John_ Young, Dr MK Novthall, Brooklyn Foreign Ports, St Jonxs, NF. Aw for Mediterranean, , for Pernambuco, do, only . Miss Danderdale, Eng- mn, (reland; James W Gillan and ind servant, Aun Feunessy, Cathe- pvesss. D irons Feppessy, Thomas Amencan vessel S. Aug 30—In port, Pilgrim, for Fall Raver, 3 days. “in the Gat of Canso, Volt Withrew, British Arm Hugh Fei + tad) + etHoxe 899 4,077,785 453,272 “495.879 “461,125 "419,047, 1,126,064 1,415,909 1,133,972 1,091,993 1,274,723 1,311,897 1,166,515 1,060,354 Their exchange movement is seen in the following ta nase M. each single letter, must be to Aug 20=Arr Gallant Mary, of Bal- Was to sail next de ary, of Boston, for Norfolk.— Ist—1 pkg Berri, Keese & co—2 J R omar—| Towrsend, Shi fe & Melhers—1 H Babad—9 HC rdeaux & Moran—3 C Valenti jess & s0n—36 4, ‘arrinyton, ‘of and for Porto Cabello, to sail 26th; Sisters, for N York, July a7—Touched, and sld Aug 3, Gentle- | jag thchey are © bi alonted Sid Tuskar, from OC: fs ' : skar, from Coast of Sumatra, Dissouvrion =r ¥. 1—A ship just anchored, supposed the On ds United States Ports. Macwtas Port, Sept 3—Arr ) orks Sth, Juan J'de Cartagena, Kellar, even, Berry; Win Pe Derrismes—1 A'S Periot—3 J ty, Luvsac ‘& Noci=t Lan. & Tower—2 Gay, Morn—=1 Wade & Parmentier—1_E Bossang= <7 © Lawson & © mbmann—5 Wa own aceon Castive, Sept 8—Brig George, from Bangor for Newbury: Port, before reported capsized, was towed into this port yester= Granite and Spy, her mast being cut away— Walerways are supposed to. be place, but will be tis supposed she k, which caused her to upset, 6—Sld Clinton, from Bangor for the West co—s TR & H Mob- ik of Lonisiana, 120,011 218,841 297,893 nal and Banking Co., 222,275 8, 14,37 rollton RR & Bunk- < Company, 27.610 32,906 32,409 ? Bank. 293,965 5.93 550,190 267/510 240,637 207, Her lamber 1 di pacher—1 EF | baly strained, Se. in & Allien—2? S Henrison, Philad—1 Ward, vin—5 J Dupre—7 © Payen & elix—t John Mortimer jr & come al General of France—2 P.eiffer & url P Francisco Brun de la Rossiere & co3 A Plunketr—1 P Valentin—i wy & Mondoo—1 F 7 “5 AKR iH Field—=! W i i & eo ii € Bolton, Fox & a © cellence and accommodation w maintaines. Asthe prop other establishment, he vay tioy fo the best toterests of this house, and spare uo pains for meiutenance of its well-oarned reputation. Hi im*r + LOAN OF $20.00 TO PAY ARREARAGES TO 4 ve Come : MOUTH, Sept 7—Arr Saluda, imaton, Velasco, Teaae—has 28 On- mani— F Coli Fay—3 AR Cne nco—1 Wolfe & G Hespie~ 1 & co? Rose & Owen—2 Wicht, Sturges & Shaw—1 Thompson & Ad- Giovcrster, Sept 9-Arr Washington, Dover, NH. for Satem, Sept Arr Gazelle, Bissau, Africa. ost Boy, an Phebe B: Y . Boston, Sept 12—Arr Jacob Story, Aux Cave n'! Magnolia, Philadelpl Uraconmsaw yesterday, off Great Ri Joba Marsh, Attakavas via Ne ‘orland—%250 sacks salt 50 tons coal G T 2rdo E Caldwell case A& T Stewart & 3c Johy Gihon—9 cases & cont’ chs Clark & MeCormick—6 inns, Halstead & cot cks Denniston & Dishbrow—! Town- send, Sayre & com! Ovkley, Loomis & ec—2 bas J Waliace— 116 c.ates 12 bales 31 casks 6 cases indse 1029 bars 136 bdls i missioner af the Canal Fund, by varie of he net act to provide for pay A the Stite,” passed Mach 29. 1912, Sealed roa will be rece eam (rgate steering ichardson & Watson—I Marion, Richmons 2 co—1230 bes tin Phelns, Dodge & o { bales Griliey, Pay Phil ry A re, Bella, and Win Pitt, + Fiend. and Reesi New Brororp, Se Cornelia, NYork a Doxorr—Ship Medora—so eases Cameron & Brand—t box : a mdse Fletcher & Scott—120 chaldraus coal and 69 bales mdse to ve ped pashli ot 9—Iu port, Calisto, New York for Porte 1, Philadelphia , by comparison, give thefollowing Bruize, Hond—Brig Patse: B Diane 0 eelases tales ae 8-0 tkeg turle shell F Alexan- brisselette 1 tons and; Loretto, do for St John, NB; Balyne Lubec for NYork; W. for Boston, Wind E. Pi yc 19—Sl1 Powhatan, Philadelphiny Union, liberty ty take ave, Thomaston for do; Ovinion are ad: not less than $10,000 ; all prov osals to be sealed np snd en ed" Loan to pay Acrearages'0 Contractors and others on the Public Works,” and enclosed in an euvelope, directed to the Comptroller at Alb:ny. Abbe will be issued ot the Man! but to bear interest from the dace of the deposite on the money. ase. ‘aGvano—Brig Millinoket—1'5 hhds sugar 87 do molasses lariland & co—70 do 33hhds sugar to master. Domestic Importations. Saranxan—Brig Augusta—I5 bales August? Sept. 1. Decrease, Ine. 19,317,590 48,228,173 1,119,4.7 — = 208.455 — 303,718 — 733,14 188,969 ~ — —- 2,365,318 380,008 - ctor, Jax Lanpheer, Jus Le Lone, NYork 0, NewYork; 11th, U8 adeiphia for New lence, Moses Eddy, Newront, Sept [2—Arr Washington, from oliteenport, ‘ork: ST ho Wg 2'h. Vantie, New York for Bow N¥ork. otton Barstow & Po) Pheln—50 Taylor & 2—20 Coleman—7 WC I—17 J Gihon & co—$5571 5) tice Bolton, Fox & Puiapecemta, Sept 13—Arr Espelet Cohassi t, Bridgeport; Henry, do; Pr 3 Baltimore, Lavec; Colum! Dolphin, NYork. 'C & Brothers, Boston 10 Rivo; Arlis, Love Young, Providence: and those re: bl regory & com1 box A D Russell—14 ke & Growdy—I1 bxs 2 chs G Hazzard—1 bx Mrs Sa p—2 bas 98 bales coitun to order. MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters. We shall exteem it avon if expe ‘hipetag lott se to ‘on thetr tan Company. in the city.uf New Yor! atthe New York State Bank in the city ins of vessels arriving tt, of our news fleet port whence they sailed, the Barkman, NYork. Cld Beye eoarnice ios Perey, Thompson, do.” Shi Franklin H Allen, Giliaw Green, Newport, é New Qatrans, Sept (Arr Gaston, Eldridge, New York; MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, still continues y semaine Oy nt ae, 8 vi i the favor in any wey. To Correspondents, corres in foreign ports op opel Uy Cry tea oe ete val. We will reciprocate Sappressi roduced FFICES TO LET.—A comfortable amit of offiers with or without the store-room o+ the same floor, to let in store 61 repairs and alterations for the hetter accommodation of hi South st. Apply on the premises to JOHN HUDMA.. ‘iso a first rate sail loft to let in same store. GINGS UPON THE EUROPEAN PLAN—To nwle Gentlemen.—T wo suites of apar ments are now var siding at home or abroad, wil ard st, at all times, aud with the strictest regard to secres} PORT OF NEW VORK, SEPT. 14, 1842, A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD—DR. J. GRAY, CUI Ni OCULIST, No. 223 Divi: eet, New York, from the ondon—the only maker of the Artificial Human Eye im informs those persons that has in, so as to open, shut and move in the at a moderate nges the world to produce models aces of the Human Eye, made by it himself, idence. Dr. J.Grae I coinplaints of the eye, from9 «elock ery morning, Sundays excepted. Ni tin first 1ate style, from one toa whol : A er plate, $1 50—Do with Gld, $3. 8 sis lw*r Post, ORRICE. New York, 13th Bemtember, 18 — Mi, Letter bags fe thie SALEDONIA Stevie 1 Caled from B. overland postage of 1634 cents on malar JOH LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN CLIREHUGH ‘ HAIR CUTTER, is ON the arrival of this steamer, will receive “ ‘The Fashions,” as they are io be adopted in London and. Paris. this winter, . ran i Gallery of Fushion, 205 Broadway. up stairs. Pitkied firm of WALLIS & VOLZ, was ssulved ou the Isto. Aagust last, by mutual es All persons indebted to the same, will please make payment to . Wallis, by whom all outstaading accounts will he gett. Signed LIS. asa VOLZ. F. WALLIS will continue to earry on the brsiness his at the old stand, 120 Fultun street. Lead. st 3t*re Aagu't 3 HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT. No. 11 ANN STREET. SHE Propriet fore, to supply ni his establishment cou his custdmers with the delirac: he best manner. The quality of the viends, rate charges, are evident from the flattering axe which the pablic are pleased daily to award him. ffo.ts shal! he, as they heve heretofore heen, to merit its nance, and to secure to his house that reputation for ex: hit has for so long atime longer conn ected with » his sole and undiviverl at Contractors and Others on the Public, Work: z the de d prase "a f September instant. at 4 lock in the afternoon of thet vioan of Two Huantred and fifty Tocusaut Doll ich trensferrable certifiestes of stock will be i THE PEOPLE OF THe STATE OF N at at the rate G7 per cent per annum, the principal reimbursable at the plea: ioners of the Canal Fuad ofter the Ist July, 819. Ir is to be wnderstood, that the Comm sn jonens are 10 he nt m, ifthe offers are uot such us in their to the interests of the State y be for the whole or any part of said loin 1° propos is to be de posited in the 1s shall be dire by the Com ean Company, after i ity of New York or joners. The stock tober, The steckholders residing in the Ist and 21 Senate Distri: ding out ot the State, will receive the int by them, quart rlycat the Bank of the Mi vuhac ‘ther stockho f Albany. se on Dated Canal Deparment, Albany, nt} 812. A. © FLAGG, Comptrolier. 8. YOUNG, S+cretary of State. } Es. Barveyor General. sitomr _THUMAS FARRINGTON, Trea wren. TO THE LADIES. reat, with astonishing success, all diseases peeu li ion, irregularity, obstraction, Se, b eve amered by Moaune Ca "y epson fadame .’s medical establishment having andergone thorou to © is,nOW prepared to receive ladies on th heir monthly pe can be consulted Madame ¢ her residence No, 4 Lispen eommunie sl4!m*re nsand letters mast he post-paid cantat 81 Broadway, Gentlemen desiroas of making arrange- ments for che winter, would do well to make an early 612) iam waren: analogous Sapeen ofthe orgas sa teneration. OARD IN BOND STREET —A gentle man and his wile ingle gentlemen ean b> well accoinmodated with ant rooms, ac No. 2 Bond street, Offersen, Marseilles, ing board for the winter, 1 Bt ever bang, ‘om, Boston. Rich yior, Hey, Apalachicola ill find this a desirable | striction to diet, a6 2wt siness. NIFORM FOR SALE—Belonging to a Militia Officer who hs left the State. Tt is com L Baldwin, Bissett, town, SC.—Sehrs Kempton, Osborn, public. If the medieme shall speak far it. Our abject is to not I be sold cheap by apoly sit wer » Knapp, Alexandria. Board, or without, i every attention week or month. Apply 26 Park Place. ‘OR BEAUTIF\ING THE COMPLEXION ion, a Valuable preparation for eruptions ow Tt imparts to the face, neck ane Arrived, U, §, steam frigate Missouri, Capt. Newton, last from Cas- ten i ged ‘raneois Ist, Ainsworth, from Havre, Aug. 9, Bolton, Fox & Livingston—199 steerage passe! et ship Fi with mdse, to C. led 1n eo, with ship Tyrone, for NOrleans. No date, hoals NW. 5 miles, spoke whale barque Reaper, of and for Salem, from the Pacific, Ship Scotland, Robinson, 37 days from Live: to Geo. T. Trimble-6 passengers, Glaver & i 13.35, lon 59 25, exchanged signals with packet hence for Hevre, 5th, lat 4255, lon 60 20, spoke ship iverpool for St. Andrews. % 57 days from Dundee, via Newcastle, E., the face and ski : atime and renders harsh ay orp entirely eradicates pimples, blote many are cured in fo dey worm and seorbutic and euraneous ine 75 cents each, at 188 Bowery, corner of TEAM ENGINE together with the gear radiant whitene John street, 0 Birken! ead, from Ship Medora, Lu with coal, to m: HIG 7 PRESSUR: Power, for sale cheap and every thing compl he same may be yen on the premises of Green wood, Pop- phewell & Co., 348 Fifth street, corner of Pitt stre dat private sale before Thursday next ion, For further particnlars, en« LOMAS, Auamy Ke. gH NEWSPATERS= . 2h day: &e. to B. Blanco. Jat 24, lon Bt, spoke bri vessels, Stst ult, Ovleaus for Gardiner, Me. 12d: fell in with the Spautsh brig Fanny Hooper, (from Almulata for and without ro supplied them with the same. rig Millinoket, Hoprius: (of Bangor, Me.) 16 da with sugar, to 7 anf NC ly A ded with sugar wana, 12 days out, in a jons, Water oF compass— that day be sold at pablic a NEWS! News L Beis Li a Ful fies trapeorteed Nuws Office, No.4 Aun stert Persons vesiding in an * from Savannah, with spre 12th jnet. lat 38 19, lon 74 rior quality. nn. tl days from Amsterda Sad for sate: et: the Ww every Steame: i ‘erm: New Y. few doors above Wall st. ds. Bn B Gcorglana, (new) Dav Brig Rebecea payal stores, to from Portland, with plaster, t: MeGuire, 8 days from Wilmington, NC. with Pen Landing, NC. and 3. days Dixon, from Washington, NC. with naval + Worth, from Richmond, with flour, &c. to 1 $3 per year—2 shil- y Review,’ (now in press,) $5 00 per year ; single numbers 50 cents. for all of the foregoing wor by E. B. TUTTLE, Agent. No.4 Ann street, N. ¥, $500 KEW ARD.—OROSS’ SPECIFIC MIXTURE.— For the Cure of Gonrorrhaa, Gleets, Strictures ane fall remedies yet discovered for the sbove complamts, this is the most certain. ‘mak and , without he least re- rev alee Srtaks eubeceren ey cnamy Ya npplieacion ea h recommendations to deceive the not speak for itself, no one where it can be We give no long gaacki nd the proprietor challenges a single case of recent Gonnor: thon toe Brey “hi e © rought, in which the mixture will not effect a rapid forfeiture of ‘a disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of so i +h and poor, matrimonial and single. The dy by which they can cure them- the least exposure in the shortest time possible the disease cannot be contracted if a dose of the taken at night on going to bed when exposed, up in bottles with full direetions accompanying it, at One bottle lasts a week, whieh generally eures— for sale only ac Wm, A. ‘Mitnor's, 198. Broadway, corner of site Rankin "Howie," New York! Schoey ‘of Cheat wenth street SE Smith’e 198 Washineton street Boston, wood . MANIORT, WIG MAKER AN E J 2 Road AND HAIR DRESSER, ¥.,N. ¥.—Desires to inf B “4 wiway, N; ¥.-Desires to inform the pablic general hem.» trial of of lair Cutti beau mor le of t ciy. Id stand, where he will be II in the tonsorial art. His enerally acknowledged by for neatness and ly 40 the y resem- mery, he. OF supes accordance with the t sl0ec BY THOMAS BE, {Stores Nos. 22 Ann and its Fi i WEDNESDAY, At halfpast 10 o'clock Furniture Sale—A choice, valua elegant furniture of ail descriptions. Also, the en ire stock of a of a family giving up hous: le and exteusive variety of abivet maker, aud che furnitare ie At 1036 oe! Bin tee sah #"elock in the sale rooms. , Book3, Plano Fortes, Fumiur-, choice collection of valuable ori, modern, most OFthem in ri «a variety of choice books, furniture, music stools, 1 At 1036 Weloek 1% the sale rooms, vurers and Finisherm—All the machinery, Ke, for clesuing ou iinproved plan f Clothing, Ds Nev, hooks, hosiery xroceries, 90 demijohny Mtm'rous Ob ver Valin W weces English Print Also, shirung ond sheeting, musli &c. by order of the ) Als, « consixomeut of hats; » splendid lever othing, 2 deumijohus of wine, aud 20 ial paiutings, both ans vlendid piano turtes, re, pictures, frames, g 000 se gars, 3 spleudid watches jannte cloth, eassi ¢ lotof remnants of cloths, eassim, fe. Al BY KIFLL SA | WEDNESDAY, he auction rooms, Elegant Furniture, pom. de Lanes, Lace ‘clock iu the sale rooms. on, fhe ; MONDAY, Sept 19. AL 1036 o'clock, st-No. A large and elegant a did satin dam sak © At Elegant Farnitay 4 City Hall Place. of How hold Furniture, een: W Min Carpets, elegant oil did 2) day clock, astral and hale cheo farniture, « atalogueson the morning of sale. DRAPER, Jone. tam street, corner of Pine, FRIDAY, Sept. 16. h Louisa—At 10 o'clock, im the ction of the ward- nefit of whow it, ma: ens of tne port, for the | ¢ cargo of the barque Leulss, ses olive oil, 3do almond oil, 163do brandy, 535 do Max 81 bbls vinegar, 25 + ases vine ar, 138 do liquor 4, 6do musical boxes, 13 do xles and china ware, 15 do paper, 2 do ted paper, 4 nats, $5 do empty bottles, 27 jars almonds, 19 do feoral + OF hergamet And 0: res, 30 do atecl, rhids, 1 do muslins, y OF Wa LOTS IN “ownty Hotel, (near + msn ch—ituste between Sow h ing on Me sibbin, Mar- GO Txt, OSITIVE CHANCERY SAIE the Villge of Willis ashuwh yrs ar 2 Teele at the H dand the Williamsburg et Hotel. Williams- in House Brooklyn; Merchonts’ Exchange, New York, and at the sales room of WILKINS & ROLLINS, road street, N. pa vent the King’s Coun ‘ooms, 32 ann,and 115 Fulton », Venetian Blinds ds, Se. AS ELL, Auctioneer, ARCULARIUS He o'clock. at No. U City tment of Hourehol id set. crimson ond . divans, 2tabo- AUCTION NOTICE-RI setlwn Monday, me ot, Hill place, # large avd 5} \d foot benches, pier and re also | rosewood set, blue and Upier divan and 2 tabore nd salr carveting, 30 elegant o el ornaments, eleg on y o wardrobe, centre, diniug and ten dinner and tea set of 4 pieces, silver as assortment of very superior wines. nthe morning of ale, when the goods ean be, ex- ® UCTION—To be soldat No. 16 Fult of New York, on Wednesday, Sept A.M., an exiensive and elegant assortment of treet, in the city 1812, at 10 0’elock, never will agtin, as the only resson the sale takes place is, th must be closed. The articles Mesars. Ogden, of Elizsbethtown, New Jers: and favorably kaown cabinet manufacturers. the attention of Suuthern and Western Furniture dealers is nested to this sale, The articles can be viewed at any time VE & CO., 146 Fultor SHIRLEY. Auciione: HOUSE FURNITURE SALE + Sevt. 15th. at 10 o'clock a 3 itn . Now Son street—Catah bought of best makers—full French ch and large pier xh fore the sale, on ths at 3 ply carpets, rugs, yed-room furniture, ki! jalognes now read) at 122 Falton str F ti Re. NEW FRENCH GOOLs. TO MILLINERS AND DEALERS. B. STRANGE, 183 Walker street, hax recei wre packets, ne LOWERS, PATS ods. alanted for rity tr TERN HATS,CA sele.ted, and of the best qual ‘Also, ‘0 full supply of new MATERIALS for Flower ake rs. slater ARCHER’S FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN’S HATS WILL be introduced 8: ‘old stands, 204 and 260 Greenwi WM.H. BEBFE & CO., TERS. 178 BROADWAY UNDER THE HOWARD HOTEL, JANUFACTORY, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. [FULLY inform the ie that they have ope ed a wholesale aud retal rehouse under the Howard Hotel, where they wi! ntly on hand the greatest variety of Hats ever offe: York. Not confined to o swhich heo » Sept. loch, 181 "1 a9) in the city ot New mable Hats; and with their fae tues sor thetr bast hepablic in general are equa travelling tranks, valeses, ai HATS, HATS, HATS. FALL FASHION.—The subseviber invites the atten- Beeu Monte to bis beruti iastefal Low bellecrowned Hat, ei able article of the kind extant, though imitators will spring up, aud claim the be fa! conceptions. , fracefal, and the only really. {ashion- cannot e peet but that nefit of his own orig passany thing of the kind in point of appearance, is to claim no more than ‘ity years in the busi tes gentlemen who stady grace aud fashion, to relling Truuks, Ca-pet Bags, Hat hing aecessary for a, entleman’s "8, 179 Broadway, ¢ Howard's Hotel. oO LEARY & CO. HATTERS, WILL introduce the Fashion for the Season, on Fridey, Oth instaut. NO. 4 AND 5 ASTOR HOUSE. ‘ny an experience of ine for themsely and, fact, ev (& travelling outfit, may eas STEAM SHIP NEPTUN FOR CHARLES will positively leave as sbove, i assengers in the cabins and state rooms, au T. pot Octover ot, at 4 eloet Ww ‘ON. K* ¥ WEST. HAVA |) AND GALVESTON, Texas. ht, for which or p Taspeetion pier, E Rt the state rooms may Be we The Neptune has bees The delays at intermedi mentary, to land an passeogers by her heen superbly fitted un, with saloon ‘o her cabins, offers superior 1ccommo- e Of passengers. Passengers going in upon the well known freight or passag ©. MORGAN, or H. HUBBARD, & sufficient fuel for the vo} New Orleans, and Galveston. ing Havana, as the ship will lay ar ONY. REGULAR N. B—The New York carri wengers for Key West have an opportunity of v: there twe days, jog at the foot of Catskill and Hadson, the expense from Boat binsou street, this Afternoon, pl board. apply on board. Light es om Inesday, Sept. 14 orraseage or fel low, NITED LINE O} Feet A eth Be nown, fase sailit a. J. GQ, Smith, will sai "The xccommodations of this superb packer for ead: Passengers, are very superior, ively as above, her decks are fived rs, ne above port. ee Tea