The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1842, Page 3

ry eee tit ace ks lela (1g DR. . FAUSTUS 1S SAID TO HAVE INVENT- rinting ; but what would the old fellow think ye pid only see some specimens of our celebrated <1 ES. ic Printer, Charles Shields, of 45 Maiden Lane Sw bills from that establishment are reall syed. 1 mstance, that of Dr. Sherman's Medicated Le variegated and many colors, is 0 near yr bey hat may well defy competition, Mr. SI elds has the gest establishment of the kind in the World, and turns his work iam’ supetior manner, at se low rateees is id for the more common kinds. Some say if you want ything in that Hine first-rate,go to yrs Shields; it any nmou will do, go where you please. A special edict. General i peeogr Beste Paraphiote To ins wae Basiness melas: Having now nearly completed one of the most 5] eet ENERAL PRINT TING OFFICES, feet o zed in is city, we are ready to print » cards, ani all kindsof useful and elagnat pel printing, on the mo lerate terms, cr sy ments. his office we have fitted a se—in eS, presses, and materials ofall kinds. We have alrea pp work to the amount of several thousands of printing some of the most beau- <— press. A Lady’s Maga he,called the “Axtisr,” is printed in this office, and it is nowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine the country. The beautiful typography of the New ak Laxcet is well known. 11 applications for printing will be made to Ma. Josern torr, the ining at ane ctiae: ie as iP rs in tl Goes estrence ’ ” sae x ES GORDON een opaieron o rus Heraty Canenat Paawrine OFvice, North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. ew York, 20th Sept., 1942. MONEY MARKET. Friday, Sept. 23—6 P, M, ‘here has been generally a better feeling in the stock ket to-day, and prices have in many instances gone |. Delaware & Hudson }; Mohawk 1 per cent; Harlem }. ‘as rumored that some interested parties had given se- rity to prevent the levying of a judgment on the per- hal property of the Harlem Road. This is very well. ill linger out a little longer. We understand that David Leavitt, Esq., the indefatiga- p and persevering receiver of thé North American Trust ., has succeeded in unravelling the mysteries which rounded that sixgular concern, and placed iton a more bmly footing. strong interest has been making by holders of broken fety fund money to prevent the comptroller from re- ving Bank of Lyons bills in commutation from the ety fund banks. Tho only demand for the brokem bank Is is for that purpose. The Albany and Troy banks d near $500,000 of that description of money, and if the mptr oller deciles to receive Bank of Lyons, it will pro: bly depreciate the other money about 5 per cent. The mptrolier seems to follow the law, in spite of all at npts to bias him. "he Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Bank of Rochester, a free hk, has received from the comptroller $20,000 of circu. ing bills, and have deposited $20,000 of New York 7 cent stock. This amount is to be increased. rhe operation ofthe new banking law is producing ou us results in promoting the circulation of individual is. Before the creation of the joint stock banks in Li- pool, a large portiun of the circulation consisted of the Is of known individuals, which circulated from hand to , with numerous endorsements, and were freely dis- nted by the private banker. Lately several individuals have made deposits with the comptroller, and pro- d his endorsement to their private notes, designed to culate. ‘They aro printed in the regular form of bank jes, but read as follow: , J. H. B. Lorn, for the Farmers’ Bank of Orange Coun- * will p pay one dollar on demand to the bearer. anwick, August 18, 1842. H. B. Lon. becured by pledge of public stock. he first deposite of this individual was $1000 New irk State 5’, for which he received $340. He has since osited $1000 of 5}’s additional,and again benetras $340, king $1680 of circulating notes. rhe following letter’ will not be ReGen, those pur readers interested in the German trade, and imposi- 8 levied at Stade on the navigation of the Elbe, pin :—In the treaty of 1691 between Sweden and Ham , When Stade belonged to Sweden, it was stipulated luty of one sixteenth per cent. ad valorem should imposed. It is now stated that the English a mt has consented to increase the duty to one-eighth co t. to the Hanoverian gocereaet, on the plea that cessions granted by Hanover to England in 1736 oe pocable ; it being held out as a threat that they would revoked ifthe demandwof, the Hanoverian government re not complied with. It is to be hoped that ifthe Eng government has consented to deuble the amount of ies secured by the treaty of 1691, it has also taken care ander the concessions of 1736 now irrevocable. I am, yours, &c., R.W.D. Ilfracombe, Aug. 27, 1942. Phecks of the Bank of Mlinois at Shawneetown, upon Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, Philadelphia, have ‘n protested for non-payment, an attachment having bn laid upon all the assets in that Bank belonging to the wheetown institution. in domestic exchanges there is very little doing, and no terial @mange in rates has taken place. They are to- as follows : onngnr teres oy Bank Notes axp Domestic Biuus. Bank Notes. Excl afety Fund:+ + Ta ++ 2iga 2 Tipe 1; 1a t Dea 1 — +28. 30 “paral 2 nnesse 5 Mississipp Missouri 2a 3 aa at 263 12 he Bankeof Virginia have resumed ential, asa tter of course. It wasonly for the people to will that hkers like all those individuals engaged in any other iness, should pay their debts and honor their paper at sentation, or cease to do business, and the thing was he. Look back at the hundreds of mercantile firms that pended in 1987. Suppose'that those houses had under- en to continue to issue their notes of hand and never ly ‘hem when presented ; how long would their cus ers have submitted tothe operation ? Not aday. Yet ‘ir movements affected only the small circle of their in idual correspondents. The banks whose issues have rped the place of the constitutional currency, affect whole community at home and its credit abroad, and they have been tolerated in their disgraceful con- te bama is now the only point of dishonor,fand the dif- ties that exist there, depend entirely upon the will of people. At the [latest dates the prospect had a little roved, The Alabama river has been in fine navigable ler, and cotton of the new crop is finding its way to ‘ket. Bill drawers avail themselves of the high rates xchange by entering the cotton market as purchasers, draw against the shipment. Rates for bills and specie declined from $ to 5 per cent., the tendency is still nwards, and the great staple reaching the market will her accelerate the approximation of Alabama funds to specie standard. Actual operations in bank checks on w York 37; checks on New Orleans 36237; specie 35 y percent. premium. Sterling bills, 60 days, 40; New rk 60 day bills 33.0 35 per cent. - During the season which has passed, the bills of the pte Bank and branches have been received at their face nominal value, notwithstanding their progressive de- iation from a specie or corresponding advance in the lyments made for exchange, in that medium. In rela- jn to this the circular of Messrs. Bull & Files, Merchants Mobile, remarks as follow s :— «Will such be the case hereafter? We belie admitted that it cannot be, ‘unless the bechd ees »cie payments, and the legialature such measures regard to them as will create and “ye a sound cireu- ion. The depreciation in the currency is now 50 to 60 cent, and daily becoming worse, rat ently lost confidence in it. Can thet cout anny? tored and the notes of those senha! tg again to -culate freely as the representative ot per cunt discount, were it to learett ear ich without a Fesumption o proceed pay iat: Even it is be practicable, might not its expediency well be lestioned, as it would still Jeave usa currency lacking Py primary ingredient of stability in ate and of course quiring that all transactions velue iw = reased profits nin payment, should be tax ver the risks of fluctuation?” it is asingular fact, however, that while under the use this depreciated currency, the prices of some articles of Jasumption rise 137 per cent above the value in specie, 2 price o! cotton does not advance but in comparatively mall degree, thereby putting the ‘planters so much di- ptly out of pocket. That such will continue to bethe ite of things under an irredeemable currency, there can no doubt; and as we have, in the table of comparative ices published yesterday, shown that the planters pay an average more than double the pro rata advance on sir supplies than they receive for their cotton, it is evi- lut that they, above all other classes in the community, directly iuterested in having a sound redeemable cir- lation, and if that is not furnished, in promply adopting » specie standard of value for the sale of their crops, Sales at the Stock Exchan ei, 090 N Y State 6%, 1) ” ow let” L 6354 0 Ohio 6's, 1969," 73 do 72% {3 do Fr any Bs, Cin, Ry ie We a do Utiea, yilinoi ie 5 do ‘Auburn 3 liana, ” 3 do Mohawk, 0 4o cy tee 34 H shas Bk of Com, 28 3} do Del & Hadson, 155 ao thew RR, 6 M4 > ad Ma 100 do = Wdays 16 anieimmeen {00 shas Long Island, 290 shas Harlem, 4 ” de +n State of Trad ‘Trade, particularly in the shipping line, is remarkably dull. Tha cctward’ trek hts of all the packets are to a moderate extent only, although g iv amount. The home freights are less, perhaps, than ever known at this season. At auction today the following sales were made—four spopibanrer 100 >— 1157 bags ra coftee, $i 0 8.00; b54 bugs Rio 9; na teres Forte Rico do, ‘Rum—1 puncheon, $1,27, sa! Rombriay ‘Cotton— The news appears to have had no influence in this mark: The stock on hand here is moderate. Sales as follows :—-1000 bales Uplands and Floridas, 6} a 8}; 600 do Mobiles, 6} 0 9; 400do New Orleans, 6 64. ¢ cafes There has been a better demand from neighbor- ing cities, but holders heve been willing to sell. 2000 bags Brazil, 799}; 500 do Cuba, 7} a9}; 500 Leguira, 8} a 945 oe 1000 do St. Domingo, 6j a 6f. Drege Jrude brimstone, 35.70; ombro madder, 10} a U1; 40,000 Ibs. ginseng, at 20'a 25. Provision ‘Market, We never knew the markets better supplied with provi- sions. All kinds of vegetables are extra- bundant, except tomatoes. But notwithstanding the general plontifulness, peaches and potatoes are very high. We thought that when the North River peaches came into market, prices would but instead of that, they have gone up a peg or two, and are extravagantly dear. There never was a better yield, and if speculators had net touched them, prices would now be at least one hundred per cent lower. It is the same with potatoes. ‘There existsa monopoly in that article. Specvlators have bought up all they could lay their hands on, and hence price are up. Weadvise the consumers to be cautious of whom they bu: Complaints are daily made of the condition of the Washington Market. It is now a disgrace to the city. All the old boxes, carts and dirt onght to be taken away, and the kitchen removed. And we advise the authorities to have the fish market arranged like that atthe Fulton Market. It is now in an unfit place, and we are astonished that people will make any purchases there. We would not. Apples, bbl: - tb. a 1256 a$6 a 8 a 37% a3 .— a 6 100 al$ig A 12% Parsnips, perdez ,- -37 oy Porter Hous ‘en louse Stakes 12 a Bb Pork, per Ibs+= += ‘3 Plams, hf peck a6 Plams, . ob 4 Pork, per ewe el 8 ts a$l 1 a ag % alo 2 ive te a “18 a 20 ax 0 a 12 BR — a OM aE) a5 % Gree 1 Gnwes, hi pl ar eif H en Gages, hf pke— Green Peas, if peck— 280 T 6 tb 8 Ey é asi t im 2 ag 0 50 Married, On Tuesday, 21st inst. by the Rev. Dr. Milnor, F. H. N. Wantine te Amaxoa Louisa Wiront, daughter of E. B. Wright, all of this cit . Died, On Friday morning, 23d inst, after a short illness, Ma- nia S.Events, wife of Rev. W. W. Everts, pastor of the ‘The friends of the family, and those of her father, Rev. Cornelius P. Wyckoff, aré invited to attend ber funeral, from the Tabernacle in Mulberry street, this afternoon at half-past 2 o'clock, precisely. Auburn papers please copy the above. On Friday morning, 234 instant, Buaxcux Down youngest daughter of James W.. Jr. and Mary D. Dom nick, aged 8 months and 12 days. Funeral will take place t from 146 East Broadway. The invited to attend. On Thursday, 22d inst. after a severe illness, in the 35th yest of her age, Mrs. Letitia Crocxen, daughter of Francis Gantz. On Thursday, 224 inst. at White ‘Plains, Westchester county, Hon. Jowatuan Wano, aged 74 years, His remains wili be taken to jrcopal Church at Eastchester for interment. His frien’ are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his son- in-law, Samuel E. Lyon, Esq. this day at 12 «’clock M MARITIME HERALD. afternoon, at 4 o'clock, friends of the family are ‘Co Ship Masters. nalZeyahall esteem i a fav0g if ; re, Wi ‘ive to Commodore jassett, of our news fleet, a report ofthe shipping lett at the port whence they sailed, th ste spoken'on thelr rssaye their eangoy anda ordore Bassett w news found than ented We will reciprocate the favor inany wav: uns of vessels arriving Wo Correspondents, aid correspondents in foreign ports are respectfully requested send by every vessel all the marine intelhience they can otal jautical information o| ma from any sve re siding at home or abroad, will be ta fully received. PORT oF NEW YORK, SEPT, 24, 1832. Linh, Co a Kfnion, Hasscti Nese octane 19 bie Chiford, Koopman, Oporto, B apo Fox & Liv- johnson & Lowden.— & Peck; John Joh Hog Be nt Se Jo G eld, St John Brown, Charleston, Bulkiey EW Brown ice Chetan a Posh. W ye Co . oy Prank, Britton, Alesandias Arrived. Ship Francis Depan, Forbes, from Liverpool, Aug. mdse iat ag &Co. Th sh brig Bulwark, Faulkner, 14 days from Windsor, wi er ie le id hae soe Sete Mary Gallant, Thomas, om Ving sch Henry Brown, Lingo, from Virgini 15, F. D. anchored outside Socket }» With potatoes, with wood, to the nacht Industry, 3 days from Philadelphia, with corn, to the Below, One brig. Wi . Marine Correspondence. Orrice of THE Pgone insxpes, fewport, Sept. 22, Arr 2ist, Poland, Sav: ); Eddington, Quincy, with granite the Jews’ synagogne ; Tangier, Lubec for New York; Sarah al boston for: ‘imore; Essex, Fall River for NewYork; yi York for idence it, and Rienzi, N r Providence. , Good Hope, Jamaica; Gen Cobb, West Indies. General Record. For Havas.—The Havre packet will sail to-day. Her letter tags are at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange. Shur WeercunerEs. -At the last accounts, thi about three hundred tons of car rincipally coal No attem; nt will be of the cargo is out of her, wheal tr Veoh a ill be filled with ga, a expected she will be floated off ed pith emt ifeenity. Dismastep.—A ship was scen below New Orleans, 12th inst, Emrontust, Rogers, from New Orleans for Bostor was spoken 8th fost. about 100 miles from Key Wert. diamasted, having lost her foreinast; main toymast and it mast in a ¢ on the Sth, and was making for Key it. Ankers, of Bath, from Bristol, Me, ve “Boston, car = away her foremast off Cape Elizabeth 20th, and put into rtlaud, Steamer Inonnpes. says:—"* The iron fre: ‘The Hartford Gear o sch slearaboat fronstdes, hence for Pile arte itis hols wax tane her bettom, = iy el with w re oes of one PEE this accident. ‘The 1. has since arrived xt rr at Provincetoy inst. Gem, Western Isla i ai ia roils th, Wan Heary'da, 900 op aed Go Obie Wik Ta oa Sailed from Newport, RI. 22 inst. Mechanic, for the Pacific Al ter from Hector, of NB. reports her rat Callao, May 34, rivet echt tics oui tented Band Wo & Hoary, Parhaven, oll sores Spoken. Ninus, of Lynn, standing SSE. Ang 28, lat 38 40, lon 29 53. Fortitude, from Liverpool for Sen dod NA. Aug 29, lat 38.10, lon. 30 58. i Meta Myers, from New Yorl for Bremen, Sept 10, lac 41 50, Et Whitney, from Liverpool fer Boston, Sept 12, lat 41 20, Palos, of Plymouth, steering West, Sept 19, lat 42 42 N, lon 2. Foreign Ports, yma. May 25—Sid Henry Pratt, Rogers, N Macag, Miy 2—In port na, for New York, wie Fra, Cineinna , Grafton, and Aan McKim, ane— anitta, and Oneida and Huntress, fim ae uly expecte EaKC, Sept It—Arr. Fortune, Sydney, pateaati Hele brine mes ea Eato, Newcastle; Banlin, Fiymmohs Aan, Tralee. ot ewater Bored, Keri m 0 Evy hd avon, Liverpool 1th, Ca may Neweanlo Cy MONTREA| erpool; 20th, id Falton, from fast, coe hitby; Abeo- vateytords Bristol; Cores, London, fa a am 19th, Carena, 1 20th, Wilson, Cowes, United st States Ports. ses Ns Zybele, Portland. Md 10, Bunker ~ New Yor, N ‘Gott, Guadaloupe; Mississippi, Batu, itl, Nassar ‘Mth, East Arr Palos, Havre; Forest, Ponce, i Mea Sie Bribie Hem. New York. Std EI me Sepe HA ee avalite, "Zanaibar, Sid 20h, Gent on, Sept 22—A, ion: Guatava Ue ie: Gogh ie Sa Maem atria, Lire wie & Brothers, Zane, Cleat Diamou Pritestit Visscher, Henry Curtis, iy! Ganges mPa jl Victor, Rubiesd, J Cooley oS A m,and Abbott fawreiice, NYotk, Brent tr a bya ‘Cld Levant Port au Pri lector, St Jago; 4 4 Portland; Cronsta eChartesten Pate a er Caece’ | # Newhary port, with part of her inward ergo; Li fore folks Arkon, Fredericks: Niagara, Alan: sm i An tis, leaner, Ph ‘indelph as Je EY wn, Lovell, NYorks Lor aa a4 a Eagle, from Portsmouth for S md saijed again 1ath, nv, Sept 21—Arr Industry, font, Sept 20—Arr Josey jorfolk, ‘put in 15th York, iaich, Baltimore for Provipence, Sept 21—Arr_ Leo, Cherrvstone, Vay Mary & Eliza Henry. Colembing Hacte, Eydia Adeline, and Lemty, | 1 Philadel Agawam, Yankee, Pruden NYork; yi Serabble, Albany's Fame, do, and Chesapeake, Baltinore: Hope W Gandy, Lidetpivia, Hantronp, Sept 2—Arr Jane, New York; Mary Elizabeth, Ohio, "New York; Ar ee daw jon yh Sg “ti s fomeeicte! America mare, New ¥. poley xy, Pictou; Thos . Middletows 2—Are Rosalind, sii. Wales; No- ier, Amsterdam; Pieuees, Bremen: Abo, Hambar Goannierce, Arecibo: Golden Rule, Bermuda; Hortense, Lubec eterddam ‘Martin L Smith, New ais, New Bedford; Black Hawk ian Newport, Wales, Cid Boston, Bos- Panton, heaton: Mesier Forinouth. "Below ‘otterdaan id Bweed Bis de ast Boston. , Barbados; Gul- pas. Sept 10—Are West Indies, re- fumed i in distress; Seleet, MB Hoberson, ‘and George Pollock, 01 CUtokonrown, SO, Sept Arr Mary, NYork. Cid Fanuy oit, WANTED—Two sinat, act ishing ‘aud ome for the cabinet. business. Those acquainted with the business preferred. Apply at a6 Vesey street- 524 2te ec ‘ACTORKY HANDS WANTED. he subscribe starting his Mood Rar umbiaville, meer Ha it 30 good Power ‘ oom two or three weavers and some card would be preferred. Good 3 loom week on an average. ACHINES, FOR SAWING STAVES.— Machine of the most approved kind for sain casks of forty inckes iv leng: the head, Apply at the New ork Rice Sloat street, between Gand 12 A. 822 ere ANTED—Cani , 931 Water THOMAS BIELBY. fully distributed by and C 4 competent person. office. s2i Iti T° FAMILIES GOING SOUTH, to the West Indies or Europe.—A respectable female , 21 years of age. wishes to. ‘ ccept of best of refer uidross A. A, A. box 769, upper Post office, N. or ‘Wanted either a Physi ly completed his studies, and. contemplates 4: approaching term of medical lectures in this city=—to tke an interest in an old and well estsblished medical office, the busi: eas and income (being a cash business) of w Second to no other in the perhaps in the United States, Any gene y desire to treat with the advertiser on the sab tice, will please apply “ 12Peck Slip sior To. HATTERS—Sitk Plush. pieces importe | &M for sale cheap, by ERK 823. 30m BC Si 230 Pearl street, w North River Bank, to 164 Pest street, asmall. Pocket Wall dollar bill on the Nort River Bank, and I believe, are tice, atwo anda i "athe finder will be liberally rewarded. by Toavicd ts sate clos t60 Peal ats wparaiens (ort office, and no questions asked. Bits of Exchange, payable at 7 Eas “4 land, Ireland and Scotland, ms of & to Paty and £20, to any ecard hae at SYLVESTER’S, 22 Wall street, Mi and [24Broadway. BANK ( Evgland Notes, Sovereigns, und _Enuclish Silver, for sales ‘Treasury Ni ‘Notes how oSVOVESTER. 4 EH Wall street, and 130 Broadway. - shes a situation as Catter in ment. For information, Maiden lane, or at the re- WM_J. MARTIN. _ sat $24 OTICE.—The subscriber ‘a fashionable apply to AM jenceso! the ‘oalinans 130 Read st S20 40 ‘urs cut for the trade, Good reference can be given Se a ct CES: Lady's Book. Boston Miscellany, Lady's W Fashion, and Merry’s ines of the day—for sale street, New York. RY, SODE rPHE AMERICAN EDITIONS, of the fo.lowing maga- zines for Septe mbeF, are published This Day, via: Ys Magazine, $1, per antuin Bentl 5 gilt, Dublin University Mag-rine $1 di JOSEPH MASON, Publisher, 102 Broadway, up stains. s Lofts. AGAZINES RAHAM’S Magazi Masical Librar Museum, and allt For sale, bos standing Presses. Lofts To s2i it Let—Two spacio Apply as above. URR'S UNIVERSAL A $10.—A few cor ig 6 maps, ot world, a LAS—63 taps, outy $3—Re- of this valuable tai ine oon No.108 Broadway, comer of Pi Books, Tourists, &c. of every description. House N SEW ARGS 7 ight Of the 22d ins tered durivg the orks, inarked N do ON MP 50 1 larke Table Spoons, do 10 Tea Spoons, 2 Dessert Spoons, 1 do. do do § ‘ large Soup Ladle, do M* Tongs, do oN Knife he above fe NEW “FRENCIL GOODS TO MILLINERS AND DEALERS. ; 6: EK. last Havre packets, new goods ad. Plumes, Flowers, Pactern Hats, Cap lected, and of the best quality, whic vorable terms, ; Also, Cull Supply of new materials for Flower makers. ye ‘off for sale on far COLLECTIONS on all Cotg 2 of the UnitedStates, made ov the most favorable tens. SYLVESTER, 2 Walls VALIER’S FRENCH PILLS. ONE. box of these inestimable Pills are'worth all the Leon Medicines in the world, forthe cure of a certain dis Comment.—If we examine the nature of the above ase and the situation of the pd affected, we must consider it a very important object to po to ubeain a remedy at once cer tain in jon, andat the composed of such ingre- diepis as prevent the y of discovery while using It isa fact well known ert that most of the reme diseases are composed of such nauseous drugs, to render it almost impossible to continue their use without creating a sickness at the stomach or other unpveasant conse- quences. Bych | pel to shes se aie cau be no doubt but such a remedy as V. PILLS will meet the um- versal a, vette: Tenet te iy free from those objcet ap pleasant in thesr operation and prompt in removing the ir ‘he proprietor would here remark, that the efficacy of these Pills in the disorders alluded to, ot based upon supposition; the coutrary tis founded hou rational experience, having used them ina successful practice for upwat ears he feels confident of heir superiority over the Teme itherto: employed, No, 92 Nassau street, 459 Eien bear ¥,! Nocth Sixth streets Philadelphia, Price $1 per box. ~ PHYSIOLOGICAL, MYEtEniES AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE, * Courtship and Marriage—an infallible Guide-Book for ingle Person pin matters of the utmost impor Race, By Eugine Becklard, } luly considered in this work ere mnatters id young. married persons— ity—The art. " s2y eating from the system the seeds of a hopeless remedy for er passion—Offspring, including modes: or an unhi ren—Tntermarriage—Persons who ought and omght ‘he most ausptcious season for wedlock, ae uiton, ts For sale at 92 Nassau str f midway. MAGNOLIA LUNCH CORNER BROADWAY & CHAMBERS STREET— ‘The Proprietors of this well known restaurat desire to. in- form their friends aud the public generally, that the season for shell Sab having cc mmeneed, they have chade apangements fora constant supply of the finest the market aff HL threwabury nda, which they will serve up in every ay Je, and ata moments notice. Steaks ahd every delicacy of the season may always be je desired by the lovers of good things. rtained, and Meals served up atall } find thie a desirable resort and 159 Bs Bi found ere in ever Supper parties ente ntlemen dining d being within two minutes wall. Wentphel ine rea h they will iment owed, an iutention to Dasinens Chey will ner a share of cantor. noe OF Aa TERING & CARLIS 23imer WESTERN HOTEL, PHILADELTHIA—The behaving Sees the above well-known Hotel, ( OMe. Jeare ‘Tomlin-on, 1) empty 2 Se pRomsee ‘so liberally heretofore best o" ee the ib Vibra patronage the gecuoancy 0 continuan Th e Tange. a a well-forniat the airy C ns, to which every care Travellers great inducements. His Larder will be vantly sapplied wich all the varieties of oar Philadelphia Market, aed the Table fur The location jease the taste of the most tastidion*, larket «treet, in the immediate viel fers to Peay ellers to ar from i ARBUG! ‘and ‘a handsome an‘ durable sign, mage of the best material, will ‘plesee callon GEO. Ww. ‘ORDHAM, 61 Wall street, corner of Pearl. House Files Bie. Gaaining, Ke. well executed. “DR. ELLIOTT, ULIS AND OPTHALMIC. "SURGEON, Feeaka THE and all other Commencing bus stm DISEASES OF THE EYE NSYLVANIA COLLEGE: Medical Deparment— bert (oe may ig El h, hia—Session of 1812 Lectures in this Institution will be repeeeed. cu Or fet Monday of Novomber, and Se continacd until the frst of March, FAC dst £1 } Georte Morton, M. D. icine—William Rosh, M we and Materia Medicia—Robert Ntumie gomery Bird, ) M. Obate tries, ay Diseases of Women and Children—Samuel M’Clellan, M.D, Chemistry and Naturat Philotophy—Walter R, Johnson, A. Each Conrre, $15, Graduation, #xrs—Matriculation, $5. ‘Three years’ » of a respectable physician.and attendan es of Lectures, one of which at be in this Institution, are the requisites which entitle the pupil to become aca graduation he examination for Degrees takes place early in March,and the Commencement is held with as fittle subsequent delay as possible. ‘The Faculty have Roan furnish ‘ovided ample Disse fUsrith every requisite for Pract the tees Buildings. "OLNOU lisserting The Dispensary ie. c is be opened daly (San- frifeRoetasiane te the months of September and Wetoberon which occasions the Brofessorg. will ve Erecneel & =o on ‘Pupils wi init Hooctiials, On tha pape jeat Institutions of this Sergey; au Medicyne, wie the ted tothe Be iid Phitade terms withthe Mtadente a cde Ste city, SAMURL GEQRGH MORTON, ean of ge M edscal Faculty, auz9T&S tonorier ree ie tal Arch street. i OOK A'T THIS. AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CO. | GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE. OATS LEAVE ALBANY eee passenchs Forwarded, » tthout del: uses $1,90 | Cleavel Pes fost ¥ 2.25 | Chicago, I ona 40, 83,30, And all parts of the sae co, 10 ten an Mi Liberty street, New You ENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT, At six o'clock, P. M., leaves the steamboat vig between Couraeg and I aberty streets he steutuhoat SOUTH AMERICA, Cay leaves every Monday, Weduesda; clay end Vataey, at, The Medebak ‘ioc HESTER,Capt. A. P. = br) leaves the above Ig Tuesday, Thursday’ yy afternoon, at six o'elo ‘The above boats are new and substantial are has with state in every respeet are unsurpassed among ludsou og Sranetase “Sor passage or freight, apply on board, or to PC. ;. SCHULTZ, | At the ie ow the whart rs taking this line of boats, will at all times wt for the first moruing train of ears = ONTY REG ULAR OPPOSITION: FOR ALBANY—Lauding at foot of Hammoud street, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston Pot, ee i at Hudson, om Fork Berths 50 cents. ve New Mona ys, Bee ped and Fridays—Al- ne esd s,and Sarurday*, Wher tesmbene WAVES Coe Vander PS a a A For passage or freight, apply on oad freight" taken low. 520 Ln*r ‘OR AL TROY od ineriee- ace place 'the wee ssure steainbiat SWALLO Captain A. Meas will Teave the foot of Courtlandt-st, This (Wednesday) Af: tergoon » 2lat. at 4 o'clock, The Rwallow eave asabove, Saturday, 24th, (7 ‘The above is asubstantial boat, fitted up wich elegant fe oom, tnd’ for accommodaticn is unsivalied on “the IC EX aon Scat Alt hate 2 oN Ni uesday next, FThetiambent FAINFIELD will heave: the foot of Canal Market at halépast 6, Delancey street at 9 “” full Band of Mysie rt be in b fro il, Esq yee. WR by, Mr Cenaingion Bidmonde Be React See See Ae a the Lady Frao ety, Mests, Brower, e ‘ull and Ch id by the Glee Club at- Miata! Societ Me ae Tickets may be had of either tached to the Fare there and back, of the Committ ¢ Regalar ‘a ng ship ECHO is now loading f yew tske ‘what freight ama offer at the lowest uy a nil positively on tl mea MB SS. ei be Tosnossdens by tos peckst bhip. Ruseell These ships a-e decidedly the fin will be succeeded weekly by other pped free of commission rior, and consigned to my few Orleans, will be forwarded by the first convey agent at ance. Ships of this line will not load deeper than thirteen feet water, consequently will not be detaiued on the bar, aud they will al take a'steamer up the river, ~ For feight or passaze,n the lowest terms,cither inthe eabin, second cabin or ateerace, having superior accommodations, apy Ply on board, at Pine street wharts or to : E. GLOVER, of South stairs, PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEAD gular United Line of Packets, to sail on the ist Octcberne he splendid well known packet ship VICKSBURG, Barry, will positively sail as above, and has superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passen- gers, who Will be taken at low rates, if carly application ismade oar Roe of Walls, to eee nk EE I. T, TAPSCOTT, hy 1 ket ship L er ck Blip on 38 South st. cket ship Louisa w the jokratenie rapt te of this line. wall On the Ist, Sh, be despatched every da Hath, 15 nd 250 Beas ach: and £50k of cach pronch throughout the pr venting unnecessary detention to passengers. FO ail on ath Oulibey be eniouat tay ae SHARON, Capt. Pucriugton, now loading at Pie At and p may offer, ositively as abovs Her between decks will be fo amination to be supe- riot nd cavin and steerage pas- sengers, to any other ship loading for the above port. For freight or passage apply to the captain on board the ship, or to JOHN HERDMAN. , Capt, Bangs, will nd has yet room second cabin and steerage passengers, at reduced rates as above FOR” LIVERPOOL-NEW LINE —Re Packet of 25th September—The Splendid Pocket Ship SHERIDAN Capt. A. Depe posttively sat) as above, her regular dav. x, of 1000 tons, For freight ot tse having’ aecommodations unequalled. for 3 board, at Orle rf, foot of engers nd o few more Apnly ‘! KCOLLINS 8. C0. %6 Sou iam Skiddy, of 1000 the 25th October, her » Garrick, Captain jars, will cuvceed the peesiOed ams'® vertised. NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS Packet of 2th eptember he saver feat sailing, well tnown packet ship SHERIDAN, Captain epayater, crit sat ‘on Monday, September 26tn. “phe sl ips Of this Tine are all 1000 tons. burthen and up- wards, end tiekr abcoinrmnoutlons for odtia, bected cabs: Gl Meeraio'pevengers, Ht is Well Kaown, are superior tO aay other Tine of packets, Fermons desivous of seleting berth, should aot ful to make early appitcatinn on hoard, fogs af We vat) eee ‘TFAPSCO OTT, «Peck slip, South st, comer Jones’s lane Persons wishing to send for their friends, can have them brought outin this favorite ship, of aby of the regular line, on favorable terms, and those wishing drafts can be supplied with sums of ony ‘amount, payable on ‘demand,. without Count im all the prineipal towns of England, treland, Seotland, and Wales. Apply as above Comet — FOR SAVANNAH=Packet of the 2th Sept— The superior, well known packet ship SUSAN. NAH CUMMINGS, will posltively be’ despatched nal re. ‘passed accommodations for ers io. will be tak nd steerage hip, nt "her 13 JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street. —The subscriber has a regular succession of first class ling weekly, during the season, for the above port. ark cle a3 gies. if early application is made,on band BOR GALVESTON, TEXAS—To sil, ively Ist Octaber.— and_ splendid STAR REPUBL Hendley, is now ready to take freight, at low rate as above. Catia avccmmodations (or 48 pavecagery, ond in the steeraze. can take a num TA UCTION 8 ALES _ THOMAS B (Stores Noe. tain nd 5 y Pliom sired.) TUESDAY AL 1046 o'clock tn the kale rooms, Large tale of valuable Seasonable Dry Goods—Five ¢ ing, part of t ut tailor; a fine lot o! nants Loudon ek hdkfs rate lathe, worth $150; various hardware jewelry, | grorgrien, 90 boxes table salt, pledged a:ticles, gans, | splendid watches, WEDNESDAY At 1036 o'clock in the sale rooms. In continnauon. Atalogue and without feserve, the enti ¢four first cabinet make Is of parlour and 4 divans, couches, Freuch snd. ocher bed ri renus, ‘seeretaires, large looking glasses, marble lop side , toilets, &e. Also a beaw)i/ul assortinent of elegant secon! hand furniture the property of a gentleman going to Europe, including 2. fine toned modern piano forte: Brusse Is and other wap At 1034 o'clock, in the’ sales room: To Piano Forte Makers, Cabinet Makers, and others—The vety choice stock of a eabinet maker, viz-30 fine solid tops, 190 maple blocks; 4 thick + 200 beautifut veniers, maho- gany boards, Ke. all long and well asdorted for spect — rms at sale. SA. At 103 o'clock, at the auction rooms. Elegant Furniture, Pianos, &e, Consisting f full three quarter end half French chairs, ma- hogany sofas, rockers and marble top centre table, | set of Uree bronze mantel lamps, Timusical ‘clock, set in landscape paint- ing, 2 pictures, curled maple frames; 1 plated cake di h desk and chaise; lot oC books, , carpet, and one feather bed, China a sett, Ke. TUESDAY, | At 1036 oelock, at the auction room, Wine, Segars, &e. MONDAY, PA nK THEAT KE, MR. GEORGE VANDEST! TORS “Fourth Appearance in THIS EVENING, Gepeember ain, will be performed the RULE, + Evening, 5 be closed ave ¥. FE AND Have A WIFE. Miss Hildceth rearitta, farce ol Ist! » Sept, 24th, the Gardens will ANOTHER Ps Bape TION. Of the Revival, with entirely new seet niihdeesiavone of the opal sa p mnchigery., dresses Comic Pantomise, oa GREEN surpassing all former ort MONSTER! ‘The Propristor bas been mduced. by the Establishment, to Lomniuie on aseale of magnificence liberal and at the same time opportunity of bringing into play thee jrordinorytlants of the tale and. Company ments in the GABRIEL R, fe i av tL FAMILY, * 2% in oumber. 20th, the Entertainments will Wiath mission Will be allowed lor Refresh Grond Saloon A GRAND OVERTURE To be followed OR-THE DREAM Twelve Ni Scenery by Mr Lele Distribution of ‘The Green Monster, Chief of the Sorcerers, The White Gen, test of several ts prevent atte: pss nd ‘sofhoras: Geraniuma; large Crait Tyee ther choice Plants. Gan be seen we s245U Ure an " EX "TRA AUCTION NOTICE On Tineday Se 2m, in the avction rooms, will cake place without 'rese: catalogue, the sale of a most extensive, rich and truly. valuable variety of jewelry, watches, gold and’ silver plete, diamonds and other precious stones, clocks, curiosities, odd. articles, , nil materials of all we adecree: the re veut, be order of assizne This sale will be found deserv Hgtgnal attention, 1, Auet’r, No. 32 ey od Ts Fulton street. balance stock of ’ et elt atthe Marshall, House, coruert of Broad: large: assortment of ‘household farnitur Is, bedding, Peta: ingraip and venetian earpets, large quantity. of oll, clow mahogany cokes, Sele ahaa See ee alee oo ta tal ites, mantel and toilet glasses, mautel ornaments, ehande- Hers, winaow curtaiusand shades, aatal aud. hall lamps, elaine large quantity of katenon furniture, bar room gmcrtnant of beds, bedding, &e., the entire above is ia good. der, basing been bat a short time in taloques wa the morning of el. ex O'! PAL on Satu uable colle le, when the goods ci si now ready fo ialogue. ‘Those gentlemen who ors chaved! Seaeeuer ‘Th will ‘please ali and take away their pictures. 523 2t%m_ CGrron AND GRIST MILCS—For sale, situate at Kingston, Uister conaty, New York, ou the waters of the Rondout Creek, two mies fom the North or Hudson River— Steamboats and’ sloops &e. ply constantly to within 300 {eet of the Mill, to thence canal boats—Tue waters of the Delaware Neversink aud Rondout pour over the dam eb in operation unt! very re rm te indisputable—Will he x0 toclose a For sale ‘ cylinder feet atroke, with goveruor, force ) J fourteen fect diameter » with shaft ten feet long, or three feet diameter. ‘Th ty_horse power foot diameter and six id fixtures complete ighs four anda h ub CATALOGUES of the Linnean Carica at Flushing, with reduced pri wed gratis, of T. N. Campbell, No. 23 Pint iy xCdoor to Custom House, and also, at 7) Nassau streets an all orders left at either pl ‘pet mail, will receive prompt attention, aud be for rartied es directed, 923 2cd lew FLORICULTURE—w, Ri FBiscrcriesion steer, ar Smit three-quarters of a mile from the fe at very low lowing beaut Roots, via Monthly pb poe ses, bose Cc mens, Gortersa gas, Pooneias, Helitcopes, Kiana, &e., Dablias, Potent Hias tnay ‘be ual Bourbon and C! Axilins, Gerantams, Magnolias, ( Gladioluses, F Poimalas, Verbe- hododendron, Arboreum, Kuster- as, &e. &e. ‘These plauts of Dah- pein blow in the greeahouse and rooms until h carefal management. Practical advice for Ordeis promptly attended to and faithfully Lady Ashburton N.B.—See W. R's new Seeding Dahl and the Hon. Mrs. Webster, Ke. at Gia det #22 HK ins*r TO LET—The upper part of the Howse 510 Broome treet, near Thompson street. Rent low Appl; “gad just received, and for sale bia 38 43; LB. baat ooo ot bales COLLINS & CO "46 South st “NAG SHEAD HOUSE, No. 8 BARCLAY STREET, near Broadway. The proprietorof the above es} tablishment having made exten sive and important alterations iy the same, eontinnes to rec. mids and the pub ie'aa ust al, and ouly wants words. to ex- ey his gratitude for their very Kind ‘and Siberal patronage, an ud nee 0 usual with super ’ ors and Segats; Mek saany Biba ale “Ale’ on draught, and Horopean ravers tegulasly received “Frhe Tong Room is open for free Social Concerts evpiy Seung cfeling Bown § fe Ite piclock, snr ine me- hageineut of that well known vocalist Mr. Kobert' MeDonald, Angated by other cele brated arvate ar je room. 10 let auy day or evening except Satur- Companies, Mechanics” Societies, or for J. BYRNES. _ fr > hoard Eta ote PABNKE HY OF BOWER, 75 Wall at = FC Pack ‘Of the Ist October.—The de TOR, Captr Chadwick, ywil I sai as above. Por snes, having splendid ac’ commodations, apply to _ JOHN HERDMAN t LIVERPOOL—1 ie oplgndid peckes ‘SHEIIBAN, ape, yater, will sail bs above, her regular da musoxr, having excellent accommodations for Meerage pucieers, SDH “s of Wall street, or © HN HERD MA 61 South street. e from Great Britain and Ireland, via Liver- be d by any of the packets, 2 nd di ny amount, payable 1 eRe” * ap Ny coppered and. copper fa ‘cea packet ship apt Learite, wil it as For fretahe or furnished aecom- motions, ‘apply"on board sk iene foot of Wall at. E. K. COLLINS & CO. i South st New Orleans, Hullio & W codec ake mill Pnlatloare hil be takin to have tne gvsds by Chie live éar- rectly measured. s2ir OMEROY & 00-8 NEW YORK, AL ANY, AROX. PUERRLO: CHICAGO AND. CANADA F GE EXPRESS, leaves every Evening, Sundays med and all interm ‘No. 2 Wall street, New aul? r Packer: “rps te FOR i LIVERPOOL londay 7 crn. 30th in ip. will saul. aa places, at 1134 o'elock York Line—To succeed the pac CKRT SHIP GARRICK, from Liverpool by thisship will please send their permits on board, at O leans whagr, foot ot Wall street. All goods’ not permitted in five days will be went to. public store tore in this city ie ‘able Music can be had J yrwater Val than in that of Mrs. Broadway and Nassan streets. is also another important consideration in these “a Only think of the most popular pieces br ing offered at 3 rents per page-—one half the price demanded by ot jer. | Mrs Wine invariably keeps the most approved Ascrerteya Grétnton jute, guitar, accor — a at very Seep Wind is also bonnd full 25 pe me Beare’ oth eth her estab! ment than at any ‘other store in in, New York. Call and be eon- vineed. 823 3% PARIS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. es & CO,, 115 William street, formerly Brun, o—wili open in a few days, twenty cases gial Flowers, Feathers, be suoge nding Kom at This extablishinent is recieving from their every Havre packet, the newest ata sof flowers and as they appearinthat centre i aragcment cables the to have constant ou band x most fashionable assortment of the above articles. farmore largely inthis line than any, other establishment is theeity, they exn afford to sell at the very lowest rates and on the mone egwonable terme. sale wareroorne ¥ safta, constantly on Tad Gvery kind of materia bd flor er turers. ‘NEW STOVES.—Mott's Combination is the o1 tove that has the botlers ao enclosed that all the smell ind steam is conducted to the chimney. His Patent Tabular Oven Stoves, from best bakers to be iound—only avails edb) — vrick ove His Patent Fuel Savers and Self Feeder Premiums, are the lowest priced stoves in market,” All warranted to work well, and to be made of the first quality c One of the Tubular in operation ‘daily at 15 Bowery, and 64 Water street, ith door east of Peck slip. Sold also at 125 Bowery—IM Grand street—and % Sixth ow patterns, are the AuTi . MOTT. JEECTIHS—Just received, Toto Af Lien echt ‘m.very fine order, for bale at avery low rite. Giredich Leoeches are dally expected, and will tomonly Yor mle by Wie Foam Oren |) ALLAYOLA, 106 Bowers aud 478 Broad wa ETS—Sop tr jet biack and bine binck b elvets Fg Vaan tailor nd PevING. ONT with an'i “whe 2nd best hone er to we gh 200 Ths, oda nab Go, Spicer name sb Wm. Wheelan names 6 00 < a CENTERVILLE COURSE, L. L. TPHE following Sweepstakes are cyen to come off over the ahove Course the first week iu October. 1-Stake two mile heats under the ‘saddle, free for all trotting horses that never won a purse over $100, Homer not exce sub. $100, half forfeit, and $50 added, to be given to the 21 best “F—Stake mile heats, best 3 in 5, to, wag thy $30 ub., $25 hv ree for aI horses forfeit, and $2 ler the saddie forall that half forfeit, and $25 add added, to go to t ‘yeMtake mie heats b ed, to be h b i-Stake two nite heats, in harness, fre fur all thet never won p purse It forreic, and $50 adied, to be given ie Homer not excerted, for the shore field—to close Saturday €e- Fay ing, Oct. ist at 9 atelock, at <'¢ Seeond Ward ‘or either of the above stakes, if only one horse start Will not be any thing ziven by the Proprietor. IPRENTON RACES—The Fal “Meeting wit comigiene ager the Haale Course, Brenton, New Jeney, am 6 pay, Sept. 27th, atu continge four Fist Brn atch for $10, Wetween Mr. Barber's c. by Busiris aod Drvis' f. Same Day—A mateh for $2, between Mr. Lowe's gr, h. by Childers "years, and Mr, Drakes ch h. by Monmonth Belin, ame Day—Sercepstakes for 3 year olds, mile heats, sub. $100, 3 subseribers cond D: “re Imile heats bist three in five, iy bee tia Ls Ma mae m Thile Fare for the Excu ston 75 delphia to the Conree each da : Sink BROWN, ‘iter. DEK HOUSTON ing io. 4 Henan Grand Priest, Chevalier Mircque, The White Knight, Chevalier Ma Chevalier Le Grand, Gortrude, he Garden opens eth half-past seven, i “CHATHAM Machinery, by most Korgeous Pantomime eter pro= dueed in America, ew THE GREEN MONSTE: Ac COMPLISHED ! few Seenc the Pantomime M G briel Ravel M'le Doutreville M’me Antoi e past six—Perfortnances commence THKATEN, THE OLD PRICES BESaupo AND NO COMPUL- Pit 1244 coms. Upper Tier resets, First Tier 50 cents. TMS EVENING, om. 1942, will be performes the THE APOS Peseara, Mr Booth |. Hlorinds, Mrs Blake To be followed by 2 acts of BERTRAM. Bertrain, My Booth | Imogi ne Mrs Blake onelude with y from ured. THE MA AYOR OF GARRATT, 9 to 5, where ‘Tickets may be PCE OLYMPIC THEATIG. 4B THIS EVENING, 5 New 2th, ieaneme will com 2 wit A LOV After which, the Mr Cram les, Richard, itehe 7 ‘The Doors will be opened at 7 conmetioe at hal; every Extrevagarza. called 194) Mr Mitche!l | Thomnsina Bela, After whic praghoble tn Graham purletia, called D NO. Ii. Ht { richmud, “Po conclude with the new prtit comedy, called = LL the performances ve AMERICAN Saeed UM, GARDEN AND GALLERY OF FINE ATS, YORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, ‘opposite St, Pan's Church BARN Best ‘Ausactions ™m Aes J In whieh Mr, hai the. accomplishes rious d Albinc sities, celebrated Master LERFORMANC commencing at four o’cloc! ‘The Admittan 4 ineludies da Tyrol an, as dave Model of Switzerland—Natural Lady—Faney Glass Blow mes the: My» rerieus ‘Givey B.tloon Ascensions—a Den NUM, MANAGER. Heh ‘01 '—Change of No many figuresr actions. end laughable con nic akctch entitled Living ‘Snakes—500,00 nond al-o appenrs. a WICE EVERY DAY, kc and balt-past seven, P. At it tozedace the ptice and tacreare, the altrartior 1. bes the following nmmes will intentions :— ‘Mr Kneas, the singers , the danseuse, and commence at halt past 7. ‘There will be a day performan day, at 3 o’eloek. H urrington, the mecician Mr Jeronellt, entitely new, be a suffice Mr Benuie, the dancer Performances to on Wedoesday and Sature 4 ter LEARY & GO. Nos, 4 & 5 ASTOR HAT’ INTRODUCE on wit a $3,6235 lowing REMARKS: Since the origin of our Estal and have strie to th ws: ‘Etanomy in fof widch bare hace st Important saving to cqually. saridetory upon the extensiv 23 terial, elegane their imtrodaction, ft bese, (retinas SAND: noni PONTTED STATES, er acesatul ‘Our improved FIVE DOLLAR" fst le and perivet finish, HOUSE, New “York, PERS, Wednesday, the 2ist ust a ew of ) men’s Black Fur . ere submitted the fole lish nent, ye ter h: inet p mensinsy aa nent at adent of the Euro tayo resulting ‘ee, and an £0 nich xe have received, re om 4 hth mm unon pre-emine a ree dil ‘not onl: bat celebrated im'Louden and Parte, and feces h high cominms of Press the: viously worn here by the first full bisshed as the universally ay nd cru sively knows genteel wearers a allude tnither to tts meri reereved its beauty and that we hat xi ne re, s00u superseded a highest standa proved. by the fa onomists, that we will not not now cept Lo announce that we havo the present season bey ve heretofore produced: Atthe urgent solicitation of many of our customers, who ‘Were aoxious to economise in. the first cost, nd cole CS ened i avail th mselves of th. of our tabries, we exmponed of rior material the first order, aad althow they wil ‘insic worth, reapective qualities are compared, than any which have “h been Hffered to the publi age ‘mst most Low py oes _Astor House, ‘Supe 17th tek. tothe Sac veconl culiar style and have for some time past m ile joailigent enone: their wishes, and ecnsequent.y have, ny pew article of Hats LT, anuounce a al re. will the workmanship mit | be gh Rally fully, Fy to hats formerly ret i ie ‘press.ob, and bur iniinitely cheaper, when HATS Beuu Monde Il-erowned Hat, tina efal Low pea a “A lores assortment ravel travelling outfit, ite article ofthe hind extant, though he imitators will suring wp, aud claim the bene sany thing of iat kina a goles of 0 au experience of twenty yi Sonwho swwoy grace and téensun. te HATS, HAT I's FALL FASHION.—The subse: ~ ryt ites the the fan tiful, graceful H ea tee only realy teh it ot hin on chy = toh ance, is img ‘Tranks, Carpet Bags. Ht fact, every thing necessary for & gentleman's ana also be foural¢ OOMER'’S, 179 Broaaw x 4030 iin is*r Opposite Howard’s Hotel, PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AN D PHARMACY OF THE OLN OF NEW YORK i Medicine Chests,” “y hich patient vice from respectable ay plained, howeversafe and e their case. ple direction The Ch sold for $5 each gleet $3 each, mma Hege. ie chests ssicians. retmad wcvatangat will be such patients without the necessity of making he’ Medicine Chest” speropttate medicine as is gusranteed t plain and famitior now be had ot the = flect a perteer chre, vie jvc secon rane plicable to all taining remedies fn rl we d'or the Biscipel Aseas ot tea 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Ofte: e of the College N. B.—Cases forwarded to Ui and West Indies Persons purchasing the Chests MEDIC CAL UST. published, 196, Futon street, Nev Pork J ‘ork. Mind in Distress—a' popular ai destroy the physical em serrations On the Sancho nx times wolves her and ares is in one pivee, ng pistols. wrvited to call surety, Will cartainty ree he mn vetail 4G, 215 tis" PONTLOUES [PARSE farina a we perceive, to be obtgine meut on the last column bel @ werranted not to get © between FE JNassan stree! ‘atom, the C arity mar dete NOTICE. parts of the y addresen eal advice conte, neh Dr. FAWCETT, of » The Great Consorer tor bi al ettects of solit titutioval weakness, nervous irritation, cu.sump- Saat of whic aay trenuien vince, ‘ind examine the same, forder, as Sor at comes 101 brosewev. Ht 4 Pre street JALE PILLS. 4 Pills, from Portogul, are this eountry, See navertue; " 3 is ‘ommend BOLEN, 10