The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1843, Page 1

Vol. IX.—No, 245.—Whole No. 3457, NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS: PORTATION COMPANY. Libert “The tenubost RNICKERBOCK ORER A mil eave Monday, Wednesday and Frida Brean boa ROCHESTER, Capt. A, Houghton, will leave TT se FARE REDUCED TO TWENTY-FIVE ¢ Root of Courtlandt street, New York. day—Sundays “ere on” ‘SUNDAYS. ipod the can of Cow Avg A.M. rtd xe ocr ‘ork. Leaves Elizabeth Town At 7 ve _NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1843. BEACON TROTTING COURSE. oF STEAMBOA‘ rs FOR ALBANY To'el r. Sag Ht Mas Re he reokeesie te. Sunday excepted. A, P. and Saturday at7 P.M t Intermediate Places, andi fesehnct MOT AMEKICA, © M. Hh. DS wilt lore Monday, Weduesday, Friday, and faaee she elo ‘Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W.. Brainard, will eave Tuesday, Thansday and * SesBtaay Rvesing, at ve Passengers taking this Line of Boats will invariably arrive in Albany in ample time to take the Morning ‘Train of Cars for ‘The aboye boats are now and substantial, are furnished wit neat and elegant State Rooms, nd for speed and accommoda- bs are unrivalled on the Hudson. ‘assage Or Freighs, apply on board, or to P. C. Sehalts, at the office on the wharf Plainfield, Rowtdbzook, Somer- iE £ The, trains ee &e., from New Yorke ¢ riictct ‘Town 25 cents vist Hig, Oat ees w low fhursday, at? o'eloc i Aug 12. Neer passage, apply at the office, foot of Barclay street, or on Notice,—All Goods, Fi eight, Bag Bank . po roms of this Kinegnust| we at the risk of the owners hs AX D NEW s) From ye ti ‘ourtlandt street, New ror, at SEVEN OCLOGK MORNING TINE FOR ALBANY, TROY, and intermediate dings From ihe ‘steamboat pier, at the ner on boa fast an ~The | Empire on Monday, ‘Wednesday st York: bg lay. The Troy on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, A. M. * Lapaing sf Hine ar rot Points J ited fos Hampton, ook, Brist on, ee and pressure rE Tite, "Sapa 8. R. Roe, Ly, at ac7 ovclock in the morni ie A Pressure ey TROY, aati ra Gorham, in the mornin; ped or put on ‘ont d ch ‘Leaves New Brunswick. Ati 8g espn trains, between New York $0 ce New York and Rahway, 25 Passengers pho orn their tickets at the ticket office, ‘ickets are receives ased, ductor only ont the NMER ARRANGEMENT. DIREC’ SU NEW YORK AND PHILAD! P in first rate order. LA RAS sftOAD LINE NDE N'T REGU i LINE FOK NLBANY Yk ¢, will leave New York f days, Wednesdays and Via Newark, Newsaunswick, Painceton, TRENTON, Bonpentown AnD evenings, at 7 0’ a set for Albany allow has a'large member of state rooms,and for speed oy asily Mat he os of Courtlandt st. and accommodations i is not surpassed on the Hudson. ec SEVEN ee LOCK EVENING LINE LBANY AND TROY direct, without eth vendid low pressure steamboat , McLean, will leave the foot of Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ined from thence by recede direct to Camden (opposite to icets at the office foot of steamboat, will be in mieueat fethout change It pens where a commo: with baggage crates on bi yed from city to city, id Fri Bach train is provided with For RemeaehOr: freight apply on'board, or to A. REGULAR QUPOSITION FOR BOs. TON WPORT. AND PROVI- 250; Deck $1 50; ce’ $1; Deck 50 *K, Captain Newport and Provid steamboat CURT ve fast Ss Win, i. "Peck, etc tharine Market slip, Est re every, lay, at 5 o'clock, i oar ih Which are apartments and dressing rooms expressly for Wg, the lines leave Philadelphia trom the a of Wal- ae and by rallroad from Camden, ato Rook EM for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at 74 a being ® continuation of the lines from PATERSON RAILROAD. r i rey City. On and a Mona, 17th July, the cars will leave © STATEN ISLAND FERRY, FOOT OF WHITEHALL ST.—The_ steamboats STATEN ISLANDER and SAMSON will Fun as follows until further notice = Leave New York 8 9, 10, 12, 2, 24, 5 6 Leave Staten Island 8, 9, 10, 12,2, aghill goods shipned are required to be Pontenlanlee marked and 35 the owners thereof. Roc KAWAY AND NEW YORK STAGE—Will on and after aly 1th ise, ats A.M, for New bork, returning Ieave the Waverly House, Broad! P.M. for Rockaway, by way of South Ferry Passen 'y Pearl if tual any called forbs names at SU ENEY CONKLING Propriethr ON SUNDAYS. Depot. Leave New Yo a6 A.M. tat daily (Sunda Poarsuuiond went tie Piy fanet Cone minntes hefore the stated honts of depart FOR BUFFALO AND ALL PA RTS OF a WEST ATOeTaTTON “eae TO mae cee MH Lower Gpate 3 30 the fast Hae i abs Se Bacdtrene Nerve. |S ommanded by exper ESTON SAVANNAI. MILLEDGEVILLE, ‘MACON, COLUMBUS’ & FLORIDA " PACKAGE EXPRESS. Repa by the packets wil iN'be A QF, 8 BALL, & CO. will recive 3 60 cents Per omnes. NEW LINE OF LIVE POOL PACKETS. To sail from New York on the 25th spel Liverpool on the 13th of each mont Cc olin ‘2th July. abb, both August, iy 2th ‘ster, 25th Sept ys 25th October. Depeiister, 13th July, th Anguat. Nain John Collins, 13th September, ‘obb, 13th October. are’all of the first’ class,’ upwards of 1000 tons, Balhae cence Cocke weitvante: iavaorieeiatat combine great speed with unusual comfort for passengers. Every care has been taken in the arrangement of their accom- ‘The price of sage hence is $75. These shij ed masters, who will make ev: faction. ve general he captains or owners of the ships will be responsi ble ‘or rapy letters, parcels or Packages sent by them, unless re- f lading are signed therefor. Fore ht or passage apply te vi Cl COLLINS ed Sk CO. 56 South st.. New York, or to 1 SHPLe EY & CO., Liverpool. hanged 1234 cents per int wspapers I cent each, pepe, Packages and Press, LO. cot ane Cites ta By the sueanbous Broharthews: Caprain MeN ely, ; trips to and fi , Brunswick, St. Mary's folatta and Palatka, M, 8. Ball'& Co. will pay peeticutar attention to we New an LIVERFOOL, 1150 tons, the transaction of any an Pde ‘of business, me New ship QUEEN OF THE WEST, above named places. "ey ‘will also. forward Philip P. Woodho: Goods and Mer. ‘States, which may be put on teams to run regularly us, under their ows charge, to I reasonable dispatch Ship nocHEsTER, 850 tons. ihrouch from \ ae to Re ol juin of merchandize, one the site of October nes eset, ante Ratlrosd C ( te lock, Comny oh Ship HOTTINGUE R, 1050 tons, made arrangements with the rgia, for an apartment under Messenger always tages for the prompt and safe Vonks age of all that may be b elggr to their care. rs, desirous of receiving their Goods ‘with prompt dispatch, will find it advantageous to direct Dies at Savannah 153 Bay fees Macon ‘0. will advance cash for all ‘stat on goods not more than the ordinary way of obtaining rood. orto F IELDEN, Sato iets "a x 16th Augus 16th December. John Eldridge. 16th April. John Brittou Bursely, Those si ream fast sailing, first class ships, all built in New York, are commanded by men ‘of exverjence and ook , and will be dispatched panctually on the 16th of are elegant and commodious, and are furnished ea acre can conduce to the ease aud comfort of passen- Neither the captains or owners of these ships will be respon- le for any parcels or packages sent by them, unless regular re signed therefor. RRANGEME, NT INE ORT bag NEW A FARE ANP “The undermentioued ships will be regularly disy bases. and feom Marseilles on the Ist ofeach month during the it Sid c ‘ITOK: ANU apt THOMPSON Capt Sylvester, Oe Mets oh except Dec re all coppered and wert fastened, and have celine eh will eave Ne New we it iver RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thaye Ineeday for Stonington =uian Phage, on Fridsy for {SSACHUSETTS, Captain Comatock, op 7 ‘Stonington, and Saturday for Stoning: stonseams ot Stonington, will For freight or passage apply to " bi *SBOYD & HIN KEN, Agents, No. 9Tantine Buildings, or 8. BROOM in superior or- seh follow sien cae iy of travel. and Dromoteerlenty of travel a Parbey of passengers, and not surpacsed or pasag o ih, which i taken at mou orth prea 2 by any in the United Slecrage passengers Hf Hi Wray that can for the old cow Broadway, or of "ok =m secured on RNDEN & CO., No, 3 Wall street ‘On and after oy 10th inst, freight will were forwarded after half-past 4 P. NEW YORK AND, RUGETON STEAM FREIGHT ice of passage the, early applica Beekman street, or ROCHE, HROTEERS: = co 35 Fulton street, P.8—T' seta fails from vtigecre office. of ane re and inboste MERAL D and NOR John Ketcham, will leave New reat, every Monday and Thursday at 5 a4 KALD, Yorke ign st i eae 5 5 Nal landing) every Wednesday will leave New Captain John. Sai jay and Saturday at York, hse ny Warren street, every Wedo Will leave Kini Friday at 3 o’elock, TRA TR The EMERALD will leave the Tt St Marra canny Ea o’cloek. Returning, leaves e apply on board, LIAMSON, BA 4 ipondant landing) every Tuesday and "Vee freight or oan Row & CO., EW. ARRANG Chetan | deni ‘Lon BEMENT at SHREW Peniboet RE, as follows, on and after =f in i ack, frame the foot of Ho . Thursday; and Satw watts Landing ou Booday, Wea y abl atsight. Also, on her Sop hend day, For (reight or passage, he Fy 10 o'clock, Igy ve Tl elegance and comfort, Bhrewabury will ran as above, weather permitting, til eee TAT bergeas at Coe tisk Of the cwnes. its. es will bein attendance to convey passeny fromthe aforesaid landing ‘paces to any part of the County re- whe ‘Shrewsbary will go the inner passage, when Loam “spd MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS. ehed from From New Fork, Marseilles. Aug. | passen ge 5 The price of cabin paseage will be $100, exclusive of wines ‘Goots dpesed vo the agent, BOYD & HINCKE: be forwasded free of other chat will harges than those actually paid. mio sho not fail to call and examine fore paying passage. in any other vessel, very aes for which, and. to secure the, be made on board, foot of 0 the Fulton Bank. he 7th Novem- brought their fr p that port punctual oF passage apply as he packet ship ( ila , Capt. Wm. Barstow, will suc- aot the Le vole and sail for Liverpool on the Ist of October r, tof the? 7th of SH- * Hoary Hee regular dh ng very supe- bin, second cabin aud. steerage pa iovembark: should make immed jane, or to the subscrils Os. MeMUNWAY, 100 Pine streets Sonih ship will be succeeded by the very sj ei Whit Capt. kK ‘hompson, burthen 1100 aio be given (in sums to auit th remit money to their friend land and all hes throughout the ein any part of ne hove. rafts Pr and Wales, by apply RPOOL—Pac! " adid packet ship QUEEN OF ip, Woodhouse master, 1250 tons, will “he 6th Sept Accomodations, unequalled for iM ce WoBHULL ‘& Wika ath ‘at ‘The fine packet ship Rochester, Captain John Haig 800 tons, Swill succeed the Queen of the West, and sail on her re- gular day, 16th October sit WARK AND NEW YORK.—F aaa {The splendid steamer P ag Crafter June oth, weil Tunas follow Taye me voor ot Barclay rerect, New York, at 10 A, Me, and tora Newark, at 74 A.M, and The acoommodations both for passengers and freight have WO) pW UBsION BQ FOR LONDON—Packet of }0:h September. Th® splendid “ty peek MONTREAL, regular day, "Phis ship has very commodions accommodations for cabin, second cab and steerage. passengers, reasonable rates, early app catia will be taken at 43 vieck ‘si Passages ¢: y of the packet nd without di of England, Irel vorable term: 8 FOR HULL, an vessel, nOW fanks on, "Tiewday, this week, landing at eek with his harpoons itn of Music is engaged. Joha ee ait leave en i Fi Fort Hamtiton oc way ope pe first a flight fieight, if jmipedinte api my Aim af of light freigt WOODHO tL apepticatic u aed 87 South street. ureets at B ovelock) Amos Catharine Fenty, Br 00 4 Paces of callingstvot o f Pi yaré On return at Re fiat ve fend pensenge Hepcceeiael ava" chon Ti Ree PFE erat of veasels boun: On, these oe: = Porton: Foreemonth, Forlane “haska Children half price. ¢ excursion to Harlem every Sun Hf OU NEW YORK iS & BOSTON SOUND riLOT. MONDAY, Sept for all trotting horses- gE D. Bryant enters g. m. La H, Woodrutf enters b. g N. B.—Members tickets for ticket office of the C ein tag mer is now Weide Key West, Havas au overhauled and put = Route can 1ely au eve sage as above, in the cabins or steerage, firiatieal ects for Chatienses aimly te ‘th, at 6 baat 3, a M. Parse of $200, free season oS, to be had at the eon days ot ee se7 4U"r u perleet order for the furnished, mmodation and for light NEW LINE OF PAC is POOL—Packet of 16th eket ship QUEEN ay tate roma on deck ording accommodations supe: Yexsons about (0 ¥ sit the old country will stud) ny ication should be made on b WwW. T. nun, payab pal towns ¢ FOR HAVRE— prior copies faatened aude for which she has No. Comer Wall an x ORS HAV) REA COL. "OVD & HINCH 9 Tontin comer Wall and 4 FOR MATANZAS— First ventas hv ing ra eer brig FRANC. al i et take Me vali of 00 bbls ged, and going on boar ome accommodation jor. nigh, or passage, hav t pier 12K R. o to JOHN J. TAYLOR, 41 South st. —To sail 15th September: ‘The ay prered: French ship CA: ror freigh* or for passage fortable accommodations, apply to ROVD 8 HINCKEN, 4 ORLE, ANS.—Louisiana ‘inst Bea Packet NTSVIL “oruelly will. sail as above. For fain or passage furnished ome ‘ions, apply on boa at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall si KY COLLINS ood . 96 South in New Orleans, Hun aINPSSISSIETL, Capen © Hil bey mane les PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLE. Yacke or he ayn Ct well Kno) iginvtly an he ove, her eae ar ae ‘APSCOTT, 43 Peck slip, comer South street, and lard, nad sitively ia 1K packet ec an ig to secure berths should not fai te make early appliear tion on board foot of Jones” Jane ee H LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS— vet of the. Kr Sept ks PASAI Passengers, are not surj tending going south 5! board, at Pine street wharf, or to FOR SALE—The well per fastened ship SYLVA. master, burthen and register 517, tons, carries 800,000 ‘of cotton from Mobile. was bui Morgan for Samuel Hicks & Co, un ah ons sang transom and ‘at 51 William street. JONATIAN OGD Capt Harlow, second Zabin and. steerage Persons in immediate application on JOSEPH MeMURRAY, nown Co) pared and cop- Us NS, Sey mour, is city by James nspection of Josi- of live oak and good order—had ving inventory Pr William st. roadway, between « and Souliers dans le geure de Paris. L.NEUVILLE, (de 7) Mepis French Gai- etfully ine 6 3tee OT AND SHOE STORE. READY respectfully os a pablic, that he has pomneny mat where he will thankfully receive he may be favored with Cn most reasonal his terms ee EAD & VANDEUSEN SALE. ND ay rps STABLE, it it eight pair of excel it for well trained lent horses, fresh from the country, “Also, a number of welll broken and 86 'wer = FOR “SAL E OR TO F MIL On tie situated near t any other purpose which might require extensive water power. the, past 39 years enjoyed by the Ps jum Re re York, with the trausjrtation al NGE KF haat ; Kell eet ‘or to SILAS au2s2w*r », No, 218 Broad- size of the room hall adjoining; next to the the city, an room, or almost any other bu ediately, Enquire gb On premises, immediately, Enquire on, the ELL. ‘—The PREMIUM mes, with all of its ex- wo miles from New York, and in if New York, Te! in order for id pack 100 to 150 o sae vata of aolerretion, sleyanad eae foboken Ferry, leading to i perty has on it an excellent 244 to uit in the most approved style of the I other conveniences he eity of New York. Ti o agalies house, 35, b tate, with outbuil uitable for a trad wetire Tram the bustle of the. city, his counting Ttis or small farmer, at the But, above all this, hich it has been known between Hoboken and ick, embracing ioe wicks ‘of that great trafic that passes owe njaces to ea ror of both those states man’s residence wishin and yet be able, within ore convenient, a portion of the purchase a bond and mortgage. end cheap, the present itatoes; also ae to 2 may re- m*ee CIFY HOTEL Viste the gas N and after the Ist of Sey lodging at this hotel, Bea ‘The subseriner is pre and _ gentlemen: DAY BOARDING, their meals down town, desirous, of private family, where the table is H find it to their advantage, (and erable both as regards comfort and respect wility, cx C howse,) by. applying at 204 Fulton street. three gentlemen ean be accommodated with ¢ board and $| Peeve ts with farr ilies i n reasonable NINGS. full boar, 4 ime SANT AND AIRY ROOMS, wit rates rat and tea aw*r between Franklin an hed in the rooms, if required. DSOME APARTM® NTS, with board, may be had ton ‘street—the entire second A few double and on application at 411 floor, whieh i« spacious and in good order fe rooms may also be obtained by applying as above. Ss Fe-commence tuition tem of Iuaeraction + -y it of the yoice after the 's residence $15 per quarter—two pr family $29; at the Misses ©.’s residence $10 per quarte dence | Warren street, o heretofire, fa Vat b Maker's name 1 L, ORMSBY, 138 Nassau street 4 Pr s-Mainufueturese Labels, and 1 itly executed cheap—very — or ae ats Broadway, near Lispenard wy, 44 West Fourteenth street, between ‘hie suk very highly finished and saperi- 'g and 7 octaves of the latest and all new, Cy offe tock comprises several instruments, with 6) Peartaa ce baa an He TS. ‘Office at Frye & Naneicel stom, 222 ‘the several Insurance Companies in this ‘comer Beekman. Reference to a number of ortland. iylb Tob | ache road ARTMENTS TO LET, inhouse 42 Lumber street, to stogie gentlemen or toa small family. ad PIANU FORTE AND SING! HE MISSES CUMMING respectfully intimate that they ve branches on the Ist ov in Singing * qu26 Im*r ee TO PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURE 7 OU are respectfully requested te ‘and examine a specimen of name cess, which excel all others in beaut 1 at 138 Nassau street, hates iso executed ina style that Pano forte will he warranted for one year, and will be old sa Prices unusually low _N.B.—A variety of good Piano Fortes kept) meas for “BY THE PRES! 'N_Parsuance of law United States of "ad, focwn that public sales will he held ree OF F THE 1 5 JOHN, “reve Lemire | bd 4 here's a ‘aig in smoking, fone but smokers kno’ ye know ‘where to find possesses the quality, rare Ofesitrenine the spirits and cheering the mind, AAnd enables the smoker to pull away. care. s your sure to obtai Maiden Laue prompily you ealls you will do so again, or ie gives satisfaction and to all. Segars are the choicest, a competent agent sele rect from Hayana, by special com ‘And uoue mn the city with his can a Normas, and’ Stars, *'Victories pure $ peranzas, Imperial Segars, ww the country that yout eal, procure. n The nosing tu This luxury alw: Mix SEIXAS the tweaty-third day of coe next, for ublic lands within the undermentioned wie ‘and. frac Norh of the base li At a meeting of the Common C; nesday, @ report from the person whom employed to bring up the ar ps of the Corporation for Owl a townshi e Pht Dos Comparieres oat ex Wath others that have eo then slatitenpcl onage Fractional town ‘AS has been go loi nd compent agent in Hi and superintead the making of all. seg: ce eee cone he can warrant all sold by hi is hand is more extensive and superior to that of any lar establishment. member the Number, 3 MAIDEN LANE iar 50,000 % yon bel, neti of the Florida brand, do do >. Low price Havanis, do do M4 Bales of Gain. ‘Tobacco. ven, of range seven, G “SUGAR & COFFE: VED, ofthe celebrated Lo f Regalias and medivin even, seventeen, cightee ie twenty-nine, thirty, it do. raw Labor St, Jaso White Sugar. 2 Bars of superior by A. A. tad Broan. ow ‘oot's Irish high toast T Pe east half of Li id No. 37, V ree Morte on twenty-six, in township ten, of aeraicrn 4 dace assortment Moriega,” “La Nor fractional quart Nat al prior d brands, Turkish, i panish sinoking tobac- aualities) Seatarla tT “pipes snuil boxe? and to a well stocked tobacconist’s establishment, for iN WCOMBE & SON, tries of land, in the townships 80. off til after the expiration of U in at who lesale and bis “=f City of Washington, this ath JOHN TYLER, 0 Domini, 1843, THOS, H, BLAKE, Commissioner of the General Land Office. MPTION CEA TANT 5) a of the towns hips vt Land Office, ble after seeing. this notice, and | nent of the publ ing the tact claimed, above dest hated; ‘otherwise sith elm Wit rf Rivetion fr caaeentat Uren ai UROSHEIM & sc ahi Ry Do ent Constantia and offer them for sale q Auired tovestablish the sam om of the Register he Wo ‘iver of th No. IE advertiser has cs tions of the very best Old French Br rg in H Giepbated te n 10) in, pipes and bottle jordeaux, Marseilles KK, oat Land Office 525 Maw to 90ct r RETRENCHME Ke. Ml fiad pure liqaors unadulterated as al9 Im*m OF PMN FANCY. DRESS Ang L ES ER GARMENTS, & him to enfarge and 1m 50,48 HOW to accommodate, two aa a owns, hosiery, lambs wool, me ckskin and other under shirts and customers—hay and detached th effinvia and hea: or three thousar eet 1) exelude the ses from cooking for two walls of the salooi st elegant and co: Inrerest/NG Remains (Missouri) Yeoman in his last paper, gives an ac- count of a visit, in company with Colonel Benton and others, to the place where a Mr. Bryant is ex- huming the remains of various animals unknown to the age, among which are those of an animal which he styles a Missourium. It is near the Pomme de Terre, and about a mile anda half from where Mr. Koch obtained a skeleton a few days since These remains are tound embedded in white quick sands and from two toten feet under ground Within the apace of twenty feet square numerous bones and hun- dreds of teeth of various shapes and kinds, and evi- dently belonging to diff+rent species of animels, have been found, frequently presenting the appearance of having been buried there. But the most remarkable mong then are the bones of the aforesaid Miesou- sium We saw, saysthe editor, and measured a thigh bone, which seems perfect and in excellent preservation, which measures three feet ten and a halt inches in length, thirteen and a half inches in diameter, at the head, and eight inches in diameter at itasmillest part. We also saw seven feet of a tusk which measured twenty-nine inches in circume ference where it was broken off. Among the great variety of teeth was one which weighed fifteen and a hall of rib bones were found, which were about an inch and a half thick, and three and a half wide; and ia- stead of being curved flatwise like the ribs of an ox, were curved edge wise. The bones in the best state of preservation yet discovered are the vertebra of the baek. Six of these were found in a hole about three feet square, and are periectly sound, the ob- lique process ot whi for containing the spinal marrow is about three inches in diameter From the fact of the remains of so many differ- ent animals b-ing found together, and a'so charred wood being found with them, the opinion seems very naturally to prev: and buried there by a race of beings loug since ex- tinct. Atall events it would seem to be a subject not cbt | the attention of the naturalist aad rts, ae containiny many improvements. nufactured by them, are cut to suit the loing away with the o large Curt d system of cutting, ny he wearer, thereb: oie used under the ol aut tothe comfort of the wearer, butto provement was so manifest to the Judges of the Institute, that the first premium was peir patentelastic Brace is particu thet oe Sethe part of the United fh atchory sauce Jed. meats of the best qual yeas, new ‘Potatoes, aspa~ inds; turtle and other soups. wundred other different articles larly recommen they, strengthen the back, and expaud the chest, and, will be fouud of no timp ment to the free use of the arms. ‘They would tion to their patent elastic Iu: may depend on being suited with the best aud articles, by calling at the old estat steaks, chops, (95 Sai ou the iy rem Seger jon, Teas, bs 3 cents per cup ; i Choesiate cents, Ke, Be. are employed, who speak the PARSE ELS & AGATE, 237 Broadway, commer of Park place. JAMES LACY, RAND TAILOR, 62 John Street, near (William, to make up Gentlemen's garments of, most fashionable eg, Gentlemen in want of ew aN all and examine Pabchasing chewhere. A trial will ve the most economical, that for beauty of fit, sty’ ship, ad at ‘such extraordinary low prices, in every” depart- yhment competent and experienced overseers ted and being conversant with the mode of busi- ed Dining Salgons in Europe, it aess ot many of the best conducted America, and the West Indies his fellow citizens that ferior to etre that he ides which, the sap si Be y article included in the ily, tespect Leet nab of all ithe con: the nag we plus ultra of blishment has been su ‘ater, which Lar his select stock of g be sufficient fo convince Je of workman: is establishment Cr ut with Croton yan a Gentlemen furniebing their wa guods can Muerers a perfect fit warranted oF th ia i ‘4. M, unt P.M, and lock A.M. until 8 HENRY GOSLIN( antes hom WM, T. JENNINGS & CO. eee AND TAILORS, 231 Broadway, American Solicit at attention toan hanson el, oppogite the Fountain various styles, ander, oo its and. Gi neoite re iG. A ADLISHMENT, R, SORIA begs leave siNG ENA to inform i friends and ithe public in general that owins ressed as reduced his price whieh "tas elicited so liberal’ & While our ders in aie hable us to fill all oF: the eeabli ‘ment, which ae Seige vrenn itto rigor is the ad to first quality ready made Gar ta suchas : wil their sammer dresses, shawls, &e. d preset wlth mens, much co thee a ge by P ‘Genth ill also de of wearing apparel iI'be punctually atten le at «Soria ihe tke is branches are at No 257 BI at 567 Grand st. Al at Newark, N. J., corner of Broad all kinds ie heetian reas inal office 100 Peart st oor see No 34: and foe branch ares Felton or a and “Travelling Frocks, Devin Uonen he A choice collection ot oes pues ane La ‘Scarfs, ‘and. put up in THE INDIA TEA COMPANY. Beene peg NCO! 7 y the satisfaction given since the opening: See ett imect maveastally inves the arenes seclogist chases and families to their ample. stack of a for cash, by oe O in the trade, and for East India ‘Tea Com mend them, not o1 ae rts, Dol At epee s w ‘hie must offer inducements to purchasers ‘OLIVER wi Te inform the trade that M jane, where he offers tad. Deifing, Gasmen ter Fashions ie ii w r Teas and ios ran tong experiences 2. ~ t as ef ob peep na oie” and Complete S; Allo ble Garment now UNI TED Be z I 121 late 129 Chatham street, New York. Aud og Fakes reet, Brooklyn. wHO Dae ee REP RIL 2 WANTON aaa COMPANY oc it Teas of every va ike the most deli and complete work ev years extensive +) fashio (ee will be found to con structions, as to enable ease and he sano ay the ts now worn both i ‘his system cannot be af - om, and is recommended to the prec a age | * wes and preci Their apecrtasene, oe changes of stamp of frat <a el ay ond ie that in any climate, femaia animpaired Of prosecuting business ts, perhaps, Acarcel Ok dhunded upon the utmost regard to the pecially with respect to Sn esl ty ehre seme the \rucles witch fail to. give them Treimony’ will be cheesy ad yr SHIRT “MANUFACTORY, MEN’S: FURWIBHING *STORE, cael assortment of aa its of the custon ul quality, and a Is supple’ with ever, Tpurchasers are called ‘utmost satisfaction, w Gh ‘arin ara up to order and repaired at . a Counting House Deak with vine erat crtek Is of families, and ship- il it a decided advantage to supply themselves rn » Java COFFEE toasted ev srapny rene wore: Orders from all parts, of the Uui : promptitade and despatch, ‘The only, warehor jog s celebrated Black " Sted Sten executed with mise in America for the 2S LEFT OFF WARDROBE—Gentle- milies desirous of converting ther lett off wear- vr families and gentlemen quitting the city,or changing te dence, having any superfluous effects to di it much’ to their advantage to send for the rosa who will atteud them at their residence by appointenea HARDWARE, | " IMPORT He OF FRRbwat ae AND) “i PLE RY, No, 210 Greenwich, corner Bare! NING a complete sssortunent ‘of goods in his offers at wholesale or ret hey can be purchased at in thi 8' RAIL ROAD B one on the lowest No. 6 Jo ine through the post office, or sehen ie, Will receive prom tteation. red and repaired. try merchants will pleese favor him witha call to making purchases: au Y SAFE WAKEHOUSE, 139 Water street—The suo- alk rtment of new and second ith good and secure Locks, ‘Orders will be re: I" kinds, sizes ave dimensions, fire and ye subscriber is the authorised to sell or receive Orders for Wilder's lamander Sate, (which are now mu ye cautioned agnineh making, T. Sc. H, DARLING'S: 744 Maiden lane and 5 Liberty ist a’ GERMAN Bay rege FRENCH peNGEL ce in this city, ‘ANCY GOODS, Ds with the ‘quality ry) and all persons ave Sits nd others, who may please to call, that all ree in the above ‘Tine will be sold on the most favoral il will roy prosecuved by HERRING, 139 Water st. meut for Wilder's Fire #4 Iwd&e2t Wee —C,ll. PFAUZGRAF, Oculist and Opt reet, No. 85, (remov Hand a Inege assortment of Spectac nce tee to the extent ‘othe nt ky: D. M. PEYSER, & CO. a 110 Wi illiam street, corner of of the, Bilowing FANUC by a competent pbs offer for sale, in wl Jonn street, and 437 Broad- ‘an extensive s GOODS, wave. were carefully person at Paris, Berlin, holesale and retail, on fiber terms, *Becti ‘nang and German Worsted—the most complete as rns—a choice selection. offer a larger assortment, a ad ‘of Spectacle Glass anyother house in the elty S avails himself, of the ae of in New York and its eee, atthe shortest no- Those who will favor him re invited to 10 edtasd see his dence, 387 Broadway, between . also continues to give private lessons to gen- in classes Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Landscapes painted to order, from. The sm ize. Those who wish to make t rau professi he above branches, Oath r the Ladies Spl | Gentler nities, that he continues to @imtee Wholevile and retail, 3 W st t, German, Frene ike for’ Embroi ersten, superbly embi Gold, Silyer and esr | Be nds, | in ty Nos, Mother of Pearl, € Gold aud Silver F y and ais shine; in skeins and dered, and Suspender T: teel Purse Ornaments. Cord, Twist, Thread ejeimoroidery Frames, and a variety of different Faney Arti- vRitificial Flowers--a choice seleetion, n worsted and silk, imported and domeutie Gimps, Tassels, Buttons and all other find of (iran gest Ferfeeted in alt icuerrwoty pe likenesses correet! PHS is to it jaw, as she left mm cation, and T shalt pay Yao debts of, MR RPE LE.—A private collection of Paint “These pictures are few ntly asserted that there to answer this i ivertion 8 real merit “will io es Hox 710 upper Post Office, FICE OF JERE ERSQN INSURANCE COMPANY his company continue their bu e by. fire, on goods, ‘Also on vessels and their cargoes, inet ‘loss by inland navn wo UMS. No. 204 Broadway, Patton street, Brook! yn—in packages- sinens ra insirance agi ro Canvass of every description 4 Silver, Embroideries, Trit- fl Flower making Chenille loss and Purse Silk, Artificial Flowers an A great variety of east frou Work Gertumery, tobe sold in — from ¢ to 34 gross, at very fancy ‘Note Papers, Wafers ans Enyelopes, Taree assortment of fancy rtlaae, Choon pie! nine me and ‘Tassels for purses. ren HER AND FINDING STOR) 295, 8 doors from the comer of Was! Ulinton Market, New. York, at of Bole and Upper Deer, Gi itu Ly ny fall assortment nor Shoema- gHOMAS w. GRO. 'T. HOPE, Secretary. on yo LOW N SHER TINGS—W bales oxtrw heavy, just recery PERSSE & BROOKS, yack OxibE: oF MANGANESE, id lots to suit por for sale by ERSSE & BROOKS, 61 Libeety > Sdand forsale by reengd and delivered to any. part ; Bote cor tay with a Tols,iot the most iy? tm*r 574 Oreeuw ~ REPUDIATION in New teeeaea: 7K —The penrerd ing article from the St. John New Brunswicker of | the 2d inst., shows that repudiation and detalcation are not crimes peculiar to the United States :— Crty Arra | we intimated -Imvontant Di cuosen ‘at we should to: floction, in the sha ind we now prec J fulfi! our promise. held last Wed. committes had eral years past, was read, by which it appears, from us documents not heretofore laid before the council, | that the late Chamberlain, John R. Partelow, Ksq, is a de aulter to the Corporation to a large amount. His Worshup one of the committen, had been very particular in th | dischurge of his duty and it appeared the ofa a the Mayor, stated to the Board, that he, 9« t charges to an alarming it had Jy been dis ‘overed against the late City Chamber- lain, which, his worship seid, amounted to von of eleven thousand pounds! and ‘it was thought t! ficiency would amount to a much larger sum accounts were all brought up. It will be recollected that a committee of the Beard of Aldermen for 1842, adjusted accounts with Mr. Partelow the island, on the | ry to that ycar, when it waa made to appear that the Cor- at the de- /hen the ration owed him £10,000 and upwards, ana he received nds for that amount. But on Wed: a last, the n tothe effect that they would the Corporation did not owe him y were given ; and further, to notify clain’s sureties. that they would be liable to be called oa for the amount that he was in bends Here is a statement which appears slmost ineredible, and which the citizens will have to r best can. When the committee of the lat cil allowed Mr. Partelow's claims, it was taken for grant. ed by the public, that the Corporation stood indebted to him jor that large amount, and this was advanced in jus- tification of bis conduct; but the committee that acknow- ledged the late Chambe thing: that all is not yet out—that more remainsto hod discovered before the Augean stable will be complete! its impurities. So be it—may it be thorough and lasting, cile as they mmon Coun- n’a claims, did not know all equel. We are teld, however, Yeccrow Fever on woanp Tar Frencn Sreamer Gomer.—A St. Augustiue letter of the 26:h August says—There are at this date 42 cases of yellow fever in the French division of the hospital from the Gomer, which are treated by the surgeons belon; ing to that vessel. Every day brings some new ses from this ill-faked vessel. She has lost in all a leuienant, a purser, an assistant surgeon, and one or two other officers, with some twenty men, by this dreadful scourge of the tropical climates, Drovent in Cuautavque Co.—A correspondent of the Wakfield Argus, writing under date of Sept. Ist. says, ** The drought continues even yet through Chaatauque county, especially between tne ridge and lake. comprising six towns, situated in the val. | ley of Lake Erie. Weare not only scorched, but burning. The Thermometer stood in the shade no signs of rain: earth literally parched up. No rain since June to wet 2 inchns deep. Corn and potatoes_ used up—dependent upon the southera country for both. A cloud this morning in the west, about ‘ ag big as a man’s hand” inspired hope, but has like afl the rest, sloped off to the south, and a hot suo pouring in upon us again beyond all pre- cedent.”” The editor of the Warsaw pounds. Several pieces ich measures two feet; the cavity , that they were collected he writer speculates follows con- ceraing this wonder :— “Can it be that a race of men existed in ages by the | long, long buried in the, deepest oblivion, who held these animals in such awe and veneration, that they took the same pains to collect and bury their oones that they did those of their fathers? Not far from where those bones were found feet high, with @ grave on its very top. Th called an Iadian’s grave. This whole mound may be one vast sepulchre of a mighty people built close contiguity to the remains of those animals they probably worshipped ”” mound 2%, * ECHRALID GBNBRAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, N. W CORNER OF io fed AND’ NASSAU STS al necessary for the prom Of every description of and economical exec FaNOE 585 PRANTANG, his establishment, in the as be given—as regards typo- those who require fancy or sit work heaply and expeditiously or larg ed LABELS, WAYBILLS SHOW BILLS, MBOAT BILLS, GE BILLS AMPLETS, THANDBILS, ween en === ems r THEATH mt $° CONCERTS, MUSEUMS, LS, TINGS, where the largest description of print is ities for this work are not equalled by any besides the large assortment of LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, ‘This establishment has the LARGEST PRESSES IN THE CITY, Great pans have been taken, to provide every iy terial that can i therefore persons having occasion for it greatly to their advantage to patronize nt form of Bill ean be furnished at very: short r, wight or day, by applying in the fagh awt3e newest si t from “ngland, France, gud 8 itlands he is enabled at less (pig ey at retail, thas Gold watches as low as ‘Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought. watches war-anted to Keep good time, oF the ey returned ‘atches, clocks and jewellery repaired i ‘the it manner, vw warranted lower than at any oth place int « porter f watches and je 11 atreet ‘Ol ES, BOU Gat AND SOLD | LD oN t OMUSSION, mt Calle tT REN i AN ae afather and Western Drafts “ind'‘Bank Notes bought snd [ tt « from harboring or t T ULDEGE, under the penal y bed and hoard without any just provo: wife | ‘TIN CTY SUPER ry s extremely deherous and my China and ton Tea Cony QEEP—By the side or quarter, for sale at all times, ag the three doors Slaughter House of John, RK. Presto | ‘Third Avenue, (easc side, ) in 26th street, of a superior qual and delivered at as low 3 rate as spe siaeeh tt a OR ior HEAT = Prime, Thin “Wheat, landing from ship Ocmulgee, for sale y KC OLLIyS & CO, South «reet. DK NCI Sucks Com now, lading from ship Qemuleee « Ay sale by z dLL aye cwty atreet. ee eh Ga OAL, —Peseh Orchard Red Ash Coal, rst quati- CY LE OAT tthe Ofueniber at the follow tng low 14)- for cash ; freyh broken and egg, from lamp in, the y: f the sity at Wh oy er fon w large wit $4 90; pert ai Then nore the noe Tae a ity fm ‘coruer of