The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1843, Page 3

that institution is about to resume specie payment, and to reject the bills of the State “in order to restore the cur. rency for the benefit of the peor people.” Now, we pro- pose to review the conduct of this bank during the post year. The following are the directors : — Bank or Moniie —Capital $1,600,000. ‘Wa. R. , President. ...... G, H Byard, Cashier: B Tardy, ( C. Robinson, Ep ered ' \ Seat Soot }. Emanuel ps Wm Austin, John R, Hogan, { Pitectors. + yf Andrews, JE. Matthews, | | James Magee, a Wm. Jones, Jr. J | M. M. English. Mr. Hallett and Mr. Andrews, are said to be the great managers. Mr. E. L. Andrew: large cotton house in Mobile, with a branch in N. York, is brother of Saul An- drews, well known in Natehez,ond Mr. Hallett speculates in cotton, The manner of operating in cvtton,is to give ac” ceptances to the planters for cotton, payable here, the cot, ton being received mean time. Now, this institution managed by buyers and sellers of cotton, was the de- pository of some $800,000 of funds, belonging to the State Banks of the interior. The circulating medium of the State, consisted at the commencement of last year, of $7,250,000 of the issues of the State Bank and branches. During the winter session, the banks were put in Liqui- dation ; since then $2,721,873 have been redeemed and burnt, leaving about $4,600,000 in circulation at this time, Now, as the above circulation was irredeemable, its specie value, and the price of cotton purchased with it, dopended entirely upon the movement of the Bank of Mobile. When that bank checked on New York, the currency appreciated and the price of cotton fell; as soon as she stopped checking, the premium on specie and the price of cotton rose rapidly. If, therefore, the direction should be about to buy cotton, the bank had only tocheck freely, immediately the newspapers all cried out that “the public spirited bank was checking to relieve the people.” Inthe meantime the cotton might be bought. The next step is to stop checking ‘owing to the press of applications;” up goes the preminm on specie five to six per cent per day, and that of cotton as fast. Sales then Philadelphia Cattle Marke: fer comprised 1090 Beev 250 Cows and calves; 100 Seine and 1000 Sheep. Beet cattle continued in fair request, and 876 head were disposed of, including 270 for New York at $3 50a A 0S, ind afew extra at $5 50 per 100 Ibs, Cows and Call ld at $50 $12 for dry Cows; $10 a $15 tor auniagers and $20 a $30 each for Milch Cows. Swine sold at $4.0 $4 60 per 100 Ibs. Sheep were all taken at $1 a $3 each, as in quality. Died. On Sunday morning, September 17th, Wiaiam Fu un Gares, comedian, (late ofthe Bowery Theatre.) ‘The member: of the profession, the corps of Tompkins? Blues, and his friends generally, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, from his Tate resi- dence, 37 Elizabeth street, at iour o'clock. N.B.—Mobile papers will please copy. Suddenly, on pepday, 17th inst., Jonn Rixex Guion, aged three years and 7 months, son of Edward M., and Hannah J. Guion. The relatives and friends of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this a! ernoon, at three o'clock, from the residence ot his father, No. 31 East Six- teenth street, next to the Third Avenue. On Saturday, 16th, Euizamere Asuuny, aged 66 years, 6 months, 14 days, relict of the lat ‘Captuin John Ashley. Her remains will be taken ‘o Middletown, N.J., at 8 o'clock this morning, for interment. Oa the 16th instent, Cuanence E., son of Henry C., and Mary E. Bowden. His funeral will take place on Monday, at 9 o'clock, A M., from No. 426 Greenwich street. On’ Saturda , 16th inst, Ananenza, wife of Joun Me- Ras, inthe o4th yeur of hei ay The (riends of the family tend the funer this (Mon Mm respectfully invi ) afternoon, at fou o’clock take place, which being completed, the bank again be- gins to check for the “ benefit of the merchants.” Now, in order to understand the actual movement, we will take a table of weekly premiums on specie, and of mid- dling fair cotton in Mobile, with occasional extracts from the Mobile price current, the organ of the bank, illustra- ting the movements :— Raves or Seren ann Minpuri with Remarks FROM T Fain Corron at Mo- Mowe Prices Cure Cotton Remar Mid. Fair. 10340 1W5ga— Weal = 10 gall Specie. 38 atl Bank checked at 10 per cent. The Bank of Mobile still cheeks on New York at 12 per cent, ae there are no jonger ies? fears expressed I be compelled to checkin: Bs Og ie to her, and at slightly reduced rates. Li he Bank of Mobilecon 12 alesse 6a 0% there was such a multit pf applicants at the ban le nage use, that the bank had to suspend her checking opera t for the present. is greatly to be regretted. It will be seem that rates haw acs on all points fi a : Bay we not hope filet bal may be stopped ? f Mobile entered the market on 30 a3? Taz Inesday, offering to ee on New at 30 . On the ing the rate to perieveing ‘any of moment. side and gold has been sold by the street brokers all rates fro down to 23 per cent. Sigs Bs On Thursday the Bank of Mo- bile, whieh had been pre- She ok Nt ee checking freely ‘orl 2, deel wn effect to throw our able market mto anov ery, and out-door drawers neraily stopped, the few Transactions which — took place being for stnall amounts at an advance of 4 to 10 per cent upon previous The {bilowing week (from the 24th Jaa he ith inst. was: one of ment and toa pani ket. The the week were 20,000 bales of which pearly 10,000 bales ed hands on one day (Thursday 2nd inst.) at an advance of Sye.— for investment o The week closed on the aed cgregate sales of or an ad- 1. upon f° previous wel The Bank of Mobile has, for the last day or two, been checking on New York at premium. ) Mobile cheeked on New for several days at 16, ‘on yesterday advanced ‘the rate to 13 per The Bank of Mobile and o door dealers have been chee! New York at sight for some days at 18, and ves- terday checks could be had outdoors at t73¢. Bank issued its notice to re- fuse State Bank currency after Oct. Ist, 1843. 23 adi — ab = 86.4 ‘The Bank o} fhga hy 64a 6hy * 2 2, 20 20 Biya 6M 6hga 7 6a 7 oa 18S sal 18 alo'g to cheek per cent, no other ket, had the season heavy demand. Stese sacl pesseepae® 5 year at this time the Bank ork jobile was checking on New: York at 38 per cent pre- mium in small amounts. Specie was quoted at 57a60 per cent premium—now 19a h supply and demand | asa Beaters limited. Here is a very accurate table of the movements of this bank. The great movement was in January and Februa- ry. Up totheclose of December, the bank checked at 10 per cent, and cotton was then at its lowest point. The bank stopped checking, and on the 4th of February, the rate reached 32 per cent, and cotton had risen propor. tionately. The bank then “commenced checking” at 30 percent. Now what prevented the operators from sending men and clearing the broker's tables of their cot- ton at the close of December. Then to “stop checkin, and sell three weeks after ,when the rates had risen im- mensely ? The property of all the planters of southern Alabama, of all holders of bills, and all who had dealings at Mobile, depended upon the sovereign edict, “the bank checks to-day,”or “the bank does not check to-day.” After a whilethis joggling was discovered. The bank then turned virtuous, and refused to deal any more in suspended paper, and henceforth is to do an upright but siness. What is the actual operation, however? is it not to get up a great corner in Alabama money? There are outstanding $4,260,000 of the State bills, The Alabama planters owe the State Banks $16,401,873, whereof $8,952,135 is called good debts. The bills are likewise receivable (or State dues. Now, then, the movement of the Mobile Bank is to discredit these bills, until they reach very low rates. ‘They will then bay thom up by extend- ing their own bills, payable on demand. In this way, they will absorb a large proportion of Alabama bills, and then when the planters wish to buy them to discharge the State dues and their debts to the bank, they must give as near par asthe Mobile Bank chooses to dictate, in cotton at specie prices. ‘The operation will yield a mit- lion of dollars profit. If the planters choose to bo gulled, what willbe the result? The Bank of Mobile may, in buying the State bille, push out its circulation to $1,000,000. It will then have say $1,500,000 State money in its possession. This money it will sell to the planters, not for its own bills back, but for cotton worth $2,000,000 specie prices. The Bank will then owe $1,000,000 for circulation, and have $2,000,000 in cotton. Do you plan- ters suppose, that those who have fleeced you for years, will, when they have got you on “the pinhook” appro- priate that cotton to the redemption of the circulation 7 Not one penny. As long as the circulation floats among you instead of specie, which your neighbors in Lousiona Will have in their pockets, it will be good; but the finale willbe bankruptey, and the circulation will be utterly valueless. Look te this in time, and letthe coming l lature take away the charter of the miserable little mon. sier in Mobile, Port ol haa Porto ¢ Cienfuegos, Cape HH Demerara: + - Taly aayama, : bene Aug. Galveston Liverpoc a Guayra Passengers Arrived. poot—Packet shiv G Ir and Mrs Cook, Miss Cook, » Mr Bailhache, Mrs +L Daubert, Julia Dauber, Bas ichter, F "Richter, A Maller—and the Brrm oir ue Hein Jetta Meyer, L steerage. St Dom 7 Emmon: Av PoutsmouTH ip Goodw Rar A Thee Boons eee Heevor, Philadelphia, Cape W dG Heury, Emma and John Glidden, he iN 1S from Liverpool lanchard, Cineinnatt; JD Glidden, Miss © Glidden, W Passengers Salted. From Bostox—Steam ship Britannia, for Liverpool—Fredk W Lincoln, bearer of despate G Tuckerman, lady and, 2 children, Wm. Munvoe ml Shaw, Win Ls Beal, Geo W He and JT Beyden, Boston; John and Chas M Suter, MacAlister, West’ Indies; Vine S thoraton, Mrs Colonel land; Sam! B D Recent Louis Dutremez, Bel- nkampi, Bresen—i2, Wascnat’ De ‘Torrense, k—100 tons. Cy nee do salt E K Col- ‘helps, Dod pkes J & J te S$ Stei rinbell ‘J Jorton, Hod; r—i R yards & Watsons Septim 1 rene pier JM fd R& J Wilson: Iman—7 J Connah—1 Dixon & co—I ie H Jacot—1 Bramhall b ppherneshy & co—3 Messenger Brothers—2 Hunt Bi rk—3 Blanchard & Comrie—6 R ¢ & Journeay—1 J Born—1 Il Garner & cot Cleveland co—2 FS & D Lathrop—3_ EF € of 1 ‘Gould & Banks—5 J Reese Jones com t'C H Kelloge he eo—13t2, bare. iron Battelle—2 pgs Lewis & com! 1 Hyslop & son—! =i icholse ae Letfe n lagg—I Barbe fey, Brothers—1 Sehlessi A hime D&S WPa iu —1 Juan de la Granja— =—3 8 W Robertsou—25 WV We Watt B 2 I edie i jE Fiedier—t. D edy—9 James Iteybura—2 Henry Baylis—5 Stone & ¢o—- er, Mead Sc ; Burstes—Barque t Warburg, Philadel; pile 0 anats 75 pes fustic 1140 bunch- es palm Cs 58 pieces mahogany 69 do cedar J B Lasala—31 bbls Jolt & Owen. d Howland 1300 qtls logwe Ing Days of the Steam Ships. FROM VERPOOL, FROM AMERICA seeeeee Oct. 9 + Oct. 19 “Packets to Sail. roR - Hibernia, 2 SB Sherid: "eyster, Sey Cambridze, Barstow, TrORTSMOUT ori, Morgan, Geeber ance FROM HAVRE. Oneida, Funek, Emerald, Howe, ‘OR PORTSMOUTH. Gladiator, B: Mediator, Chy Sastoft, Sept. 24 ~ Ship Masters ts We shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels. will give to Commodore Ronen Sivvey, of our News Fleet, alte. port of the Shipping left at th Port whence they sailed, tl i essels Spoken on their Passage, aL any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. [ew board them immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor- respondents, at home or abroad, will also conter a favor by sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they ean obtain. | Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully received. st of their Cargo, PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER | 1s. 5 AL] MOON RuES+ see « 6 i] nian waren! Arrived. from Liverpool, Ang. SUN Rises SUN SETS+++ Ro t Backet ship Garrick, 8k 14, with ™Prcwen banjos teterieh Klencke, 4 a on, Fare , anise to Moyer sick " enc! ra 42 days from Bremen, with argue Smyrna, Champ lays from Laguna, ‘Houelund &theimad Prt Howey S'bheinad.. Barge rn wep Means, Leeds « 's from Laguna, with } chard Hayne, mate, of Wo 49 da: wrod, to Nesmit mt th ra, Doane, 6 days from Savannah, with cotton and in & Dimon. we io eeu Me.) 15 days from St. Domingo, with 1350 m on erot 130. to Medad Platt. Brig Garainer I, Weight ag ty rence ae British sehr Willi es, 13 days from Cumberland, NS. with plaster Schr Mare: aton, NC. with Sel E rs Ballard, Eldridge, 3 days from Delaware Capes, to master. sche Seaford, Gale, 8 days from Baltimore, with corn, to the hn Marshall, MinWinge, 4 days from Folly Landing, with comm, to HP, Havens. Below. Two brigs, unknown. Wiad SSW. General Record, Barris sie Crvsten, Wilson, 47 days from Liverpool’ with mdse and passengers, to Roche Brothers & Co, of this ore on Romer last Friday night, and bilged, She has eight feet water in her hold. steamer Wave took on board the passeagers, and brought them upto the city. Lighters were towed to her assistance yesterday, by steamer Hercules. Cuantes Wratan, second mare of barjue Smyrna, i this port fro down the main hateh and was. lost B. Rosengrew, seaman, and Edward fever, on the passage, J to this port, with a carg terry. btless the wreck before reported as seen Manet ring doubles the wreck before reported " 1 gota Bally. (or Monticello: M. he day on the Be me ag ‘Was spol on the ‘eth inst. by the Garrick, at Spoken. » Vera Crux for Er g2 Sisa te Wore or Enrope, Aug 25, near Sisal lew Orleans for Li 0 Cave Fisvideby the Win Crawford yeayanayets Awe 2, of Fore| Aug 20—In port, Sr Tuomas, ae lai from Baltimore, 04) Lewis, pore from N York, Independene: ay iy fe same day; Rebecon, WI Tarty Not, Anderson, for d nes, for Maraeaiboy ak 2 days previogs; 1, for Boston, std same day. Qoenee, Sept We-Arr Medina, Buchanan, Waterfi zelliay Wim Brombin Lakeman, Plym Home Ports, GARDINER, Ne. Sept t{—Arr Law K Ponriann, Sep WmAre Sarah, Kimball, Neo Caw ent ‘aby ji2—Arr Goodw Shr Viol, Lane Laverne ‘ait Davis, Liverpool; Sx 4) Hewitt, Jiverpool tannin, Davis, 1 Grotins, Marat Fran Viilhatles " Clyarte | wer, Milliken, ‘Mobile 5 May, Parker, Baugor; Sei toni, Fiat Albany ‘Superior, al Qrear, oer Howes, NYo Allen, € Herevield for NV ork ve New Bepronp, Sept M—Sld Comelia, Ricketson, New Nawrvenet Are Nancy Finley, Albany, Sid 1th, Mary Wavdl Ph yp ap laa " Ti Annts, Sept kn port, Clarion, and ——, Alban 4 or 9 New York and Albany un y packets, naine INCERT SALOON, BROADWAY, R HENRY RUSSELL fully informs the public, that he proy poses si he jertaimment at the Apol- Jo Saloou, on Sey 13, On which ‘oceasto the public several of PROGRAMM KE. SONG" Some love fd ua x the gerk sea foam.” Words by Charles Mac: Some love to ies o'er the dark, ton foam, itl winds whistle free ; hand ina mountain Land, the woods for me, CANTATA—"Wind of the Winter Night, whence comest thow Words by Charles Mack: Wind of the winter vight. wh hence 0: sa. est thou? ral n thy what hast thou seen, sorrow impels th to mourn and comp ch NEWFOUNDL Words ne a Ww SONG: Workin t throbbing brow heart. He nly My moth ands this Bible clasy'd-~ She dying gave it me, CATO'S SOLILOQUY ON THE IMMORTALITY OF r ‘ddison. Te must he so. | e thi: pleasing hope $ longing after immortality hence this seeret dread aud inward horror ig into nought | Why shrinks the soul K on herself, and startles at destruction ? the divinity’ that *tis within us Tis heaven at points out an hereafter, And stimat to man, rity ! thon pleasing, dreadful thought ! rough: what variety of untried being, hrough what new scenes and changes inst we pass ? the unbounded prospect Ties before me: fond desire, 0, a disti atriot, was born 94 ttle, of Pharsalia, ‘he fled to L partment, read Plato on. th and then, na by whom he w rs died at the age of ds id, stabbed hi e ‘thought, morcover, Ul life would he succeeded by. a. happy t not, howe to have con as in a Yost ot quit without his le ndividual ath would be more aavecable a fe, or that would take fs life unless he did it himselty Id not be justifiab! Cato certainly iw f found ained of ity, teuth to the, is from Addisou’s "Tragedy of Pant Il. WROM RICHARD IL “Tis now the dead of ni Aud half the world is : Lonely, solemn darkness ganeecl of King iticharl was ‘made 0 ‘1 r—ele. Bosworth field, rs Richard's mur- the shade of each a voice ah mittrderer—ad started he been a rr. His name ts, would be—"a byeword & NEW SONG—“Land Ho !” BALLAD—"The Old Bell.” full five hundred years 1 nn my old grey turret Aud many a different theme t As the time went stealing by: the chaunt of a wedding morn Thave sadly toll'd o-say that the bride was coming ‘To sleep in the churchyard mound. Ding dong, ding dong, &e., &e. SONG—" Wood that Tree.” NEW NATION Our Native So 0 Della Cita.” di Seville.) AL Lars (From the Opera wence at half past 7 ovclock. ts 40 cents each. To be had at Hewitt’s, Atwill’s, and Music Stores. » Korte to be need kering, Bost n thiy occasion was my A from the store of sf) COL. RICHARD M. JOHNSON. 5 PUBLISHED) THIS DAY, at twelve o'clock, LIFE. AND CHARACTER OF coL. RICHARD M. JOHNSON, PRICE nig € Booksellers and Ne a) yet nts supplied, si tm _— Mit Broadway —To so- i of —No intimatoon of the kind will ever sur Approved by the Faeulty of Med ot to act of Congress, A.D, 18: e fice, im the Southern Distriet of New Jampoony. * richness of app jew Yor! ~ ASTOR HOUSE, SHE subscribers will be happy to arrange with families and single ger the winter 4 also with parti gentlemen, wh fer a private table, slitoctl COLEMA CARLTON HOUSE UBSCRIBERS are prepared to arrangements ntlemen for the winter or by the THE year, The py $150 per day. s3 im*r L NAT! TONS’ HOTE the City Hotel. at it Pa. Tort shment are the same as heretofore, BENSON & HODGES. ares, nd Lodging per week, o ia per day gers, ers without Board per wee nt if yard without Room per we 0 rs per week, 150 Gentlemen living at this hotel are not confined to any parti- gular hour for dining, as they ean dine at any hour from 12 to > SU Steod Fee iL W YOR and aleciations of the A use (which T tain is immediate house has been uewly car- peted, and every thi preeabi repaired. _iM bodim* re WM. B. COZZENS, BELMONT HOUSE ~NEW BRIGHTON. GEORGE PEIRISS, in return is grateful acknowledg- ments to the nme: ladies aad gentlen the above establishment during the ve that he has made every Past serson, begs lable arrange ad single boar ries: ra be fouad comfortably aud ble will be supplied with the 's will be found equal to any. pe imity of Bel boats plying at the host | will be fond exceedi Good stabli ENCH, AMERICAN AND OTHER INION HOTEL, No. 16 Rector stieet, comer of Greenwich trwet—P. Delamo the houor to the partagra} Bonnard, \ consent, an old establishmeut, situate as above, wl by him for the jst five years, ‘The Union Hotel. has thoroughly repaired and renovated, and now contains as plete and comfortable sitting and. Todging” room found'in the city. The cooking department io conducted a ta Francaise, and aoat amply supplied, without regard to cost 10 and the prices chai nests are in confor Bo a nformity with the ie is read SPERS. re and fixttees of the very 04 the ALL NATIONS’ ts pelow the « ity How weatly fitted and Ty a besides bhe dining room e _ Cai a persons ne iy. The private dining, rooms on the 2d ir a tinea fe bean rating on Trinity, Chuceh Wand and on Broad: way. TI the 2d floor an Sept Billiard Room, nye ard, with four of Moore's best Wables, Fronting ou the and all te apron to. them. ‘To any person wishing to embark in ablishment, who ve vorable t particulars sol Mr © SH St eodis * ec jNDE T ORDER OF GUOD. dona Lodges meet at 8 9’clock, P.M + diueslay at 300 East Beveiges Monday, at 300 do Hye at Vedneeday, rooklyn. at the Ghakepeare Ho auld Ime Th THE Low. aT ’ ork, and 16 Pesce 90 cents and $1 usd mts me in lo with the’ Mai Je will in one day do as mach work as ten females w: oon the smoothing ivons, and without the aul of tuel. uon at it prineipal ion im the eity. greatly red 8 aul “YOUNG LADY, cation, who 00% cd matieiettene, au mat ten wishes to. obtain situation buntry, boarding school for’ young ladies. Address, paid, M: Le Ts attics of the Heralds New York. -auas tine DAY BOARDING, GENTLE taking thei meals down town, deairons. of acer ‘ ; the table ts he beat atyle, will, Gnd. it to their advautnge, (and comfort and respectability , (0 x ing at 204 Fulton street. Two minodated with full’ board, tr ding, at the He ne kets afford will be served in a style not sur- Restanratenr in the country. regularly supplied from 5 o’eloeck A. M, at night ablishment attached to the above will be fur- with every variety in their season, and will be it sid ltr 1 Ollice, «: consisting OF Cases, JAMES CONNER, Comer of Nassau a d Ani streeta; _ ag the ors west from eral terms. ND SOLD ON © bought ell parts a the U. N, 16 Wal Stocks BouG \ and Collectio Ww tree ade the Mechanies? ‘bs ao and Western Drafts aud Bank Notes bought a2 Imm 30, os 22,000 Loa 10,000 Caza 818 Stee. th ciate as te (Beth Is nard and eve HD Gold bere ‘wil deliver ve their seats in tim i BILLS, DRAF subscriber has im. 0 'S, &0., IN BOSTON, Je arrangements in thik “4 e bills, ac ts and ¢ treet, New Work, who is prward the same to me for y the subscriber will be promnal = erst. him "with their wisineasy and bo charge if bills are. not ving nis personal attention to the above business he rate the facile ties offered are too obvious vo reyuire S Vv toBERTS, au29 Im*r 21 State street, up stairs, Boston. S'GN8 OF TH TS—LOOK & TO THEM. more strictly observe be Leity. ‘The vey a est freedom, and thon egislators, still TIM y " the high- Fr Street Inspector ost melodiously ly carried out, uurse according: full benefit ¢ A ) be they W Lee Uae MBE yo MILLINE Se CARL KING. the ean Hat utter, most respectfully. infon friend datas that hes “aie sated ty ith Mr. Joe Lyons (ate From Paris) and ine established themselves an. Kg) lene Fars Miihigery Arti stock consists tity, rich Silk in Ribbons ,all « goods have bee © ecash (direct from the manufacturers) and will be at a stall adds ance an Cost U0 those who may be pleased to favor them with a sI6 Im*r LYON ik KING, 37 John st, N.Y, DR. LARDNER’S LYCEUM AND PRACTICAL SCI OF POPULAR SHE Few ‘days open a salog INVENTORS, PA RERS, Se,—Dr, Lardger info en aed ant the Arts and Manu res, th art, and spec sof My an is visit to New York. 3 aaa A B. BE REIN ete > STABL ISHMENT, No. 85 Cedar street, NEW YORK. PENTLEMEN who patronise this Cash Establ rive a decided those who purchase here they are not those who ihe ba Pane will ARCHER?S Fault. FOR GEN ek 13. «inspection at his old stands, 201 and eet, ut assortmeet of men's, bai Ww patterns TO THE PUBLIC. he. fine, heretofore known as & V. AN VRS gle HATTERS, A HAT Ax c ‘AP STORE, No. % BROADWAY, Third door from Wall street. N. G. begs simply to state his determination sna Rt emer G use hig val sii im*in 0 Broadway, 34 door above Wall st. SHR MaNUFACT ORY, FENTLEM FURNISHING’ STORE, Hitmciase,seetvedthe laewe ort ood approved French pattern shirts. A general assortinent of uiler garments, hosiery, cravats, handkerchiets, Se, hirts and under garments inade up to order and repaired at short notice, For sale, a Counting Howse Desk with three . COLLINS. drawers and book rack. au20 Im*r PuBCIC. is R. Cramp, Wateh Maker, d street, begs to inform his friends and the ndent of the Wa ces in eash on gold and. silver tea sets, spoous, forks, and ever er in any shape, intended for nt paid for old gold ands prion repaired and wareauted. alts atehes diame ription of gold liate sale, Cash to ai Watehes of every 248 Grand street. iver the citys to be found at the, subveribe tantly receiving all ileseriptions of Gold and we emest, styles t from the manufac- France, and Bwiterriead’ ke ie enabled to iment, and at much less prices, at retail, than in the city. Gold wi tehea as low as $20 to atches and Jewellery exc or bought. All watches warranted to Keep goo onthe money returned. Watches, clocks and jeweller he best: manner, wet warranted lower than at a sta ot G jewellery, 30 Wall street. apy Broadwa Cords, Tasse Laces, a greats cle ag Infante Dr Sin Bion aming and every deseription « of Gloves, Mits, Also, Bags, Fusace, end I Ty COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ( OA. PAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA. POSSESSES a few adyanta entirely patient. It has ‘acquired the u fame in al most every part of europe « it has been examined, approved of and sanctioned by the frewlty of medicine, and recommended by the most eminent of the profession. rated by J. B. Thorne, chemist, Tesale and retail, by JAN Greenwi Ro nkgrien, RAT for, _ Also, at 2 Park Broadway corner Walker street. ORYAN’S LAMP WARE HOUSE, \ he subscriber has just received from his factory following invoic w and elegant Lamps and Girondoles :— fon Solar steal Lens new pattern, cut shade e light Solar Suspending Lamps, do plain and 5 163 Broad wa: speuard street, 390) Broad way 1 Qwis* m » 151 Fulton street ish jase drops q Suspending Li {rerpoo} | Lamps » do Study, or Mechanical do. a do Billard Lamps W do Ballast Bally—with his usual assorted stock of Chandaters and Boat Lamps, from one of the most beautital election now in this city which We will sell at wholesale and retort, at the Lowest mark JOHN W. MORGAN, (04 Fulton street 918 Hee three doors east of Broadway nje h Testrfeted by the laws eoacted by our ey ‘general approbation in fora £8, MANUFACTU- and all persons he will reeeive manw- hh business, he is prepared id assortment of AUCTION SALES. wait! A THOME aie (Stores No, 22 Ann street and 115 Fulton street.) y hos f Fy, gums, Jewelry, watch: ver ware, comprising silver table and salt spoons, sugar tongs aud silver e effects of a gentlem mr, imeluding his cloth an Also—a ‘quantity, teaspoons, “mustard cups, , deceased, i Jewelry, rator’s Sale. 1) administrator, ms; also, a e—can be N MOONE B.—Hardw MI A er « rON Yor’ J july. Toltow'W 4B. MOONY & CO. Will sel I aco Ma eevee of ke Round n re plyers <, saan, bread baskets, « il cases, Britannia table and tea spac Also—130. Yank: Also—Ist Also—Ameriean ms sives. Oo 100 kegs first (0 casks enar pieces to the cask y use, urlery nto scissors, ke and desert kuives and forks, do in sets of 31 ‘ab m and pocket ki sare now read 818 Itt ee RH. UCTION NOTIC JAC Cala 8 fost atl 21 Platt street, Ww fots Guns, Ritles, Peat Muskets, and Dirk Kni ec, for aceount of whom it may to close sale: six months for all sums over $100, for approved pape ‘Also, at Wo'clock at the same place, the t Hardware Sale this season. Par u trys Well a city FORK Sath At PUBLIC. Aue TION 2 HE RAHWAY MAD Ayeion, on 17th August, at their P nery, and moveable praperty of printing and engraving machines, tive Suppers, dying and blexct the company callenders, copper cylinders, ¢ team boilers, steam e i re engines, 2 patent balances, iron safe, ge and small slide ‘Iath boring, and bb ported steel, and new and old uk 25 horse power, with 4 hydraulie te pols, an assortment quantity of drwy casks, and large cts: in printers and dyers, tul s, benches, Vatalogues of which inay be has ‘Teussler, at the Print Works, , stoves, Lal sation to Mr. Philip PERUUEON w & Wan KER, 1 William street. TING. ivi9 Im*r th —Purse $300—Three mile Heats NDAY, September oe ee ntees atti an uetées stake of 9200—halt fortelt. in harness, sith an HL Wei Geo. Spi Wm. V 817 Ott ee ~The rear part of the store, No, 218 Broad- ze of the room hall adjoining; padway, next to the tious in the city, oe i" ‘4 had fy ing one of the most Pra locust Tor a billtard to Possession can be had int ; of SHO 87 2w*ee Foal MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY, ALA. Proprietors of this establishment, so favo: BA rably known to the travelling public on the grest tho- Tougl 1 hfare between Charleston and jobile, are determined to maintain the high reputation for comfort and liberality of ar Taagerment which “it ha Tong, nnd dhe crusty not tervedlyoujoyrad. "Pie ud ach ay very acon nd conventently arrani repaired, ane the bed. Bout doub ngle, have been refurnished I hedal with every necessary article nce. ‘The parlors, both public and nd-clegantly furnished. ‘These taeiti: ervants, a cellar well st ed with choice old win le supplied wath every luxury ‘that the season and market can afford, and mn. determinatio! the proprietors to. 0 fig. that will toad to the satis their guests, will, they trust, ensure them the favorable on of the travelling public. An omnibus will, at all tines ein eadness wo convey puawgers trom the Hailroad and Steamboats to the house, free of hay i Montgomery, June , 1813, WirILLEY & 00. 19 6m HATS—FALL FASHIONS, ». improves the occasion present hion of hats, invite bis frie general, to his Establishments, N. Wooster streets, mn Enquire on. the pe quire on anise, also, private, are large, air ties, with careful au 1813.—-'The subseriber by the fall change in the customers and the public 30 Chatham, $2 25 and § perfine Moleskin Hats, at the low py mentioned Hats are ny at and 4 rable, a ° * old in this city at $4.ame ¥ HENRY BANTA, ) Chatham st, and 9 Canal, cor. Woostér D ) ORDER, PSUSER. 193 Broulwoay, (Basement ) Pat door from Courtlaudt part. SUSe¢1t, Bootmaker, and Msker of Last ‘¢! Fue of Clérce of Pi all the amateurs of « can now make, im New Pol Js, all that is so perfeetly m rated Bootmaker Clere “ this side of the Atlantic are reepect ully Boots and Las s, before they borg) ves of bei New ¥ ih st latest Pans fashion. e Paris Jet Black Varnish sold. his moyster, ‘the is customers on i to * chausses” BOOT AND SHOE STORE. JOHN READY respectfully int is friends iD the public, that he has commenced business: the above line, at No. 99 Nassau street, where he will thanktully receive xecute, all orders he may be favored with on the for onsh waar SAVE YOUR MONEY. FALL AND WINTER BO at any other establishmen city. Vinced of the facts, that you can get poots, with everlasting patent soles very low ality of b F; Call at BERLEY & N iat vee it cent Cail, exami the very best quality made to your orders at tl ty cents per pair ; the same estab other Y. Hishments at from $7 40 aio K k kL FISHING TO : i FEET iY DAGUERREOT YEE BUSINESS. A. ARTAUL' Broadway, 3d story front room, o * K. posite the Fark, respecdiully informs the photographic ar tists that, intending to go to France in a few months, he Wish: es to sell, at very low prices, (lower than prime cost) Daguerreotype plates, No. 30 and 40, 659 ches by hes. yparatus complete, fixed with chromatic lenses of ‘ig inches diameter, for fall size portraits (large plates and halt plates. 29 complete apparatus for quarter plates and mediuin size. tse diameter. ameter. 200 ounces of chlo 200 ounces pure cromine. 50 pounds hvdrosulphate of soda. 100 grains chloride of gotd. 30 bottles of a new preparation made by M. gilding | 200 bottles @ bottles ror 50 bottles And a quantity of boxes, stands, and materials suitable for the Daguerreoty pe. ie greatest part of these goods arrived by the latest vessels, and are warranted to be pure and of the best quality Also—A new supoly of (ratmes, morocco cases, and a splen- at os views, made in Paris by M: Daguerre,and very coats +e Please to call at 235 Broadway, 3d story and frout room. sit im Lerebours, for h Tripoli. S avails himself ty Vy weg ath of res. Those who will favor mage, are invited to call and yee his specimens Of the same, at his residence, 387 Broadway, between White and Walker streets. N. B. Mr. ©. also continues to give private lessons to gen Tendon i in classes Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. capes painted to order, from the smallest to the T who wish to make it their profession, can fected inall the above branches, Y applying as above. Daguerreotype likenesses correctly cop ‘water colors in hours, aul6 Intec C YLOGRATHIC PRESS & GENERAL JOB PRIN ING OFFICE, 96 iton.—The sub- ns, Grocers, — extensive to which . being, the largest ished in this country or thes eee geerc call their ati ot most mine lid assortment ev Consumers are invil examine Our assortment befure purchasing. Xylogrphic Kigraving —New designs and plates, suitable Ue art, for all Kinds of business, executed in the first style « ne is particularly adapted to ‘utes with great facility and Ca pack of the best enamel- we Cards (manufretured expressly for Hshed and printed at the following prt Superior polished su this eatablishment) fay $9 emyee ‘100 Cards for 200 t bese, Comma Cad BROWNSON & CO, Gol coe, eat Fulton. N MATCHES. thout brimat ue 13 3wer AT IMP T MES SUPE: RLAt iVE MATC or other deletereous or ottenst ap article that actually water-pr 4 and no mistake—i made and sold by the proprietors of. patent lately obtained, ms No 161 Bleeck- er street, New. k. hese matches ignite with ease and certainty in all weathers and clase and burn with a brillvnt flame, for more than 0 mint that too in « vertical position,so that several letters nity be ciel with wax by the binze of one of them. ‘They may Jay io water for many hours and yet iguite, and when the wood is ary buP as before, Some are saturated in perfumed wax,and exhale an agreeable odor instead of the exectable and unhealthy effinvia of the brimstone mavch, Orders and communications: may be addressed to G. BOW FE? Axent for the Patontees, at No. 161 Bleecker st. None sold or delivered to hawkers a7 Ime GHOWER BATHS—Portatle Shower Baths 0 conta s prece IS fer ale by tee cen etae ee AE Shower Baths of every description for sale by the corer, We W Had ALE PILLS Hs, from Portugal, are ¥ country, See advertioe far fomed pereerve, to be obtamed in ment on the last column. tomrth naa _ P-RK THEATRE. AGEMENT OF MR. WALLACK. Nici -M Mr'Whestiey | Lady Anne, fer which, pt ne 18th ‘7 aan be pertormed + Wallack Mrs H. Hut dalle real will re e precisely at half NIBLO'S GARDEN, _MR. JOHN SEFTON. Fr the Me we i evra ha make arrangements with the Italian company, prices as heretofore —30 cents The orchestea of the establi ape, among who re ita ~ well pat will be eared for in providing for all of the gpenmns season. In case the will be enclosed. oe 15th inst. when woduced. yprietor to to keep the orable known in ‘saloon will take place heir first perty mmmermoor a ad oper of Lue ing, “Sepe. 104 ro tclock wit | MONDAY EVE The Performance to Overture to “L, Alt Tight Rope by the "ited Family. Madanne: Leon will dance the Pas Seal of MTA THO DEE RES. » be followed by (last time: fe be pegroenaneg of the BE OUIN By he Ravel F BAP will be allowed for promenade and nthe Giras al and Refreshments of he. chdi- reat mat variety, will be found, To be followed by a A ah time NEW COMIC AROMAT: the: it YORTUNATUB! fagic Cuckoo! Reenery Costumes, Propertiegy se ce ke, uTION Gabriel Ravel or of Salamanca ) yu Overtu Allierto* bon flea on Hei . C. H.W ++ Mrs. Broadley The Ic COMPANY, from Havana, is ngs Wednesday evening next, in pl Assi Police sill be i attendance, and ween ear en Tronic kets Fifty Cents. May-be hind at the Garden during ve chy mi ‘ot limited number of Season ‘Tickets will be che y to the jated fr loon om it prote anc ie top and sides, CHATHAM THEATRE. Bow ts. Pits 124g cents, Notree~The Doors will open at 7. Curtain will rise at quarter RE MONDAY E NING. hep N 1 Mr Hill | Susan, Mrs Herring Major Wheeler, After which “FOR A Nathan Tucker, RAVE, MUSOT. Mrs Rivers ugh his. Descriptive Evolutions, &c. Will appea a vr eth i Farce called 0 cone! uk a wi Ku MPOLOG Jerry Murphy Octavius Snowball: «++ "MITCHELL'S OL MONDAY EVENING Booth 1c THEATRE. th, “ee performance: Mr Gassey, va Mrs Watts DIANAS s REVENGE, THUMP! LB C A THUMPING LEGACY. srailid 50 cents—Upper Boxes, 25 cents—Pit, 125s rivate Boxes, $9—Orehestra Boxes, TTC?" Doors open at 7—Curtatn nise at BOWERY AMPHIT' 2 tet it Mi ras CANFIELD, hed Heres, MONDAY EVENING DID ACTS INT} He “ARENA, ny other ammusiny perfor TRAVAGANZAS. NOTICE A dren under 14, accompa: nied by their parents, g or servants, will be admitted to the Boxes for 1234 cents « Doors open at7 o'clock. Performance to commence at hal past 7. Family seats can be secured at. the box office without additional charge. AMERICAN MUSEUM, cae AND PERPETUAL FAIR. FEJEE MERMAID, cap- 500,009 CURIOSITIE cured alive near oy x » PER Oars HHOPIAN SERENADE ig We od, ton and Pelha Han i. DAIR SHARMAN, the Vocalists La Petite CELE: red dansuese, de. MOVING DIOHAMAS. Italian Landgeapes—Sea, with Storm and Shipwreck—Faity m CITY BRASS BAND, of twelve musicians. BALLOON) ASCENSIONS and performances every 1 ning ar® o'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday afaternoon rete °'Day visitors admitted the sume evening free. Admission 25 cents—children under ten years half price. PEALKE’S N YORK MUSEU! AND PICTURE GALLERY. (Broadway. oppomte the (ity Holl. EK LONGER, and POSITIVELY Tes ANT IRL ie FOUIC POUND CHILD’ the D—and Six Performers, ali for ony shile 7” At the urge ~ Solicitation of a great Lome Oo ro who have expressed a lesire to witness the wouderful contrast between the Hani GIRL, ARS OLD, & WEIGHS 403 POUNDS. and the CHIE. DONE YEAR ( WEIGHS. FOUR POUNDS, the Manager has re-engiged these unpree potenved productions of nature. * ir, the charmun vefull ‘dautseuse—Bplendid nts. =e at 8o'clock. Perform. hibition of FIRE. brad K, Sept. 8th, con- aL I % 18, 1843, will posi tively. take “hall of Washington Hotel, Bro pad wy ay. » Music of the several instruments having been secured, « ent orchestra has heew engaged, and consequently lie will _have the whole of the pieces, yaniments of the several operas as Mr. H.C, TIMM, vr each. at the principal Mu: ‘Stores and dat the ion where Programmes will also be distri- minenee at Bo fel vek precisely. stdisttr® L CONCERT, BY ay AEAG n ADAME SUT EC * inst. at the Apollo Saloon, on which oc. tallest effeet to the music, both vocal and chestra has bron engaged,and ‘imi. roRFainmes see smal kets $1 each, to be had lor, ert to commence at & ai ry present aang a Hy urged to CONCERT, Tuesday evening, 4 of October en- nm eminent talent will appear, to enrich the puolic papers to thee.” (received last ~ DISBROWS RID Ney RD. has the honor ty ee that hi Vb tee oft pans, day 8 ina 5 7e Ladies, trom 9 + Gentlemen, irom 7 to Hy 4 N Hy, Sly trained and Forte ms and partien .M. [me] horses for the road or parade, lars apply as above. ARCH STREET THEATRE. TO,LET The Arch Street Theatre, for the seqeon of i and 1844. hy ber onally ‘sons le” to ms UkroUne: : ADAME SUTTON, — enone ete SINGING, 2 RAMAN’S BATHS a9 4 Courtlandt street, wa cently opened the above new Bathing 3 BRAMAN, has mpndly oreegd ihe, above, "ew Re inst ‘us and convenient plan. It is now im successfal Us {Indies and gentlemen visiting the establishmen| prompt attention, and ean thing com t isla Sissies HIS weather an all persons to he eareful of thei Mrs. Carroll's Medi ani "Vapor Baths. 25 Court cure sud theumatism, ehills and fever, ina few days, and by timely use prevent their eeureen Sulphur baths require one hour's notice. Portabl vapor baths sent to any part of the city oper ad | always find padueted in € he most ea hower I" health, landt street, erysipelas, he, BY By side of quarter, Bievahece ie we ot Joho KR. Prest Third Avenue, (east side,) in 26th street aad delivered ab as low a rate as en) Gans ands i? mo