The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1843, Page 3

Sules of Stocks at Philadelphia, Tuesday, Sept. 19.—Second Board—30 shares Manufac- turers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, 16}; 9 do Reading railroad, 13; $8071 State 6's, 574; $5000 do. 574, $200 State 6's, 1843, 63; Lshare Northern Bak of Kenvacky,+7; 3do do do. 86; $2260 Chesapeake and Delaware 6%, 1856, 37}; 100 shares Vieksburg Bank, 3; 100 do Norristown Railroad J: $1000 Reading Railroad convertible 6's, 1850, 64}; 2 shares Wilmington Railroad, 17. We anni, Sept. 20.—Second Board.—$100 Lebi 4 Mor 5 $1000 Reading Convertible, rom 10th Sept., 80; $3000 di Navigation oad, 83; 45 do Norristown Railroad, §, * 510,000 U.S. 6s, "1862, 114; $24 000 State 5%, 684; 100 she Vicksburgh Bank. 3; £1000 Camden and Amboy 5 per ‘cents, int. Feb. and Ang, b 5 ds, 80; 5 shares Union Bank ot Tennessee, 593; 1 do Trenton Railroa 3 $1000 ‘Schuylkill Nav. 6, 1845, 94; 2) shares Schuylkill Nav.. 49; 26 do Wilmington Railroad, 17}; 50do do do, 17§; 160 do do do, 17); 5do Pennsylvania Bonk, 148; 6 do Com mexcial Bank, 44]; 5 do New Orleans Bk’g Association, 205 150 do Wilmington Railrood, 17. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Pritapenrnia, Sept 20—Arr Lucy, Remick, St Johns, PR; LA Schroeder, Stafford, Mobiles Lehigh, Wilson; Orb, Vapp, wud’ Middlesex: Sleight, N York,” Cid Washington, Monroe, West Indies: Careline, Bowen, Demerara anda market; David Coflin, Smith, StJohos, PR. Bavrimone, Sept 19--Cld Topliff, Wording, St Thomas; Forest ‘St John, NB. Sid | America, ( m) Car. St Zaine, Kane, ow tin 3 nen ( NYouk; Maria, og. THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE for the permanent cureof primary or secondary syphilis. All persons suspecting @ venereal taint in their system should use this powerful alterative without delay ; it com- pletely eradicates all the bad effects of mercury by invi- gorating and gemngiirning. the constitution.” Sold in large bottles, $2 each; smali ditto, $1; in cases contain. sng haifa dozen, $6, carefully packed and sentto all ofthe Union. Office and consulting rooms of the Co! ice of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nas*au street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. MONEY MARKE y Wednesday, Sept. 20-6 P.M. ‘The Stock Market has been less active to-day. ‘There 35 a disposition to await the arrival of the steamer, in the hope that the favorable movement commenced at the Jate of the Jast advices will have increased. Farmers’ Loan rose }; Harlem, }. At the New Board sales were large, with butlitile va riation in rates. itis very evident from the state of the market that cen- filencein the ultimate payment of State debts is daily becoming stronger. ‘This is apparent in the assimilation of prices toeach other. Allthe low priced stocks have advanced, and Ohio, which was the lowest of the divi- dend paying States, has rapidly approached) the level of New York. We may compare the prices of her stocks now with tuoseof New York, and in April last, when ‘he new7 per cent stock was offered, as follows :— sHiril 1, 1043. Sept, 20, 181% 5 a Ohio 6's of 1850+ + 109 a 196 103 a 10835 in April there was a difference of 30 per cent in favor of the New York stock, owing to the discredit of Ohio — Since then the latter has gradually advanced, until the 7 per cen‘s sell as high as those of New York,'while the Ohio 6 per cents are still 12 per cent less than those of N. York. If the 7 per cents are worth as much as those of New York, Ohio 6's of the same time to run are worth the same as those of New York. Hence the latter will tall or the former rise. There 1s now, very little chance of au improvement in the value of money—all the indi cations are of an increased abundance. The rise in stocks has been in the face of large sales on account of rusts closing up. It is stated that one eminent house has remitted abroad since July, $1,000,000 on account of Kentucky, Tennessee and Illinois bonds, being closed trusts. These remittances have formed an extra demand upon exchanges, and have formed alarge supply of stocks upon the market, yet money has lowered in prices and stocks risen. All these are indications that the elements of renewed prosperity are forming themselves into shape ; that there are few or no commercial debts but what can be promptly met, and that but few new ones are contracted. ‘The news from England, in a commercial point of view, is in no degree different from that by the previous packet—money, if possible, is more plenty than ever. The disposition to move in American stocks seems to in- crease with the receipt of every fresh batch of news from this side. The bullion continues to increase in the Bank and the volume of the currency swells much faster than the wantsof business require. The following isa table of the effairs of the Bank for some time :— Bank or ENGLAND. ‘ Rate of curit's. Bullion. Cireuta’n. Deposit, money. Dec. 22,768,000 369,000 5 per ¢ Jan. 22,880,000 18,000 Gh Feb, 22,680,000 Mar, 22,699,000 5, 00 10,945,000 14,051,000 2 58 11,190,000 6,000 11,291,000 21,604,000 11,472,000 1,462,000 11,615,000 890,000 11,820,000 ‘Tho rates of money has remained nominally at 1}02 per cent during the year, but by late advices we heard of cases where money was loaned upon consols for 30 days, without interest—the lender to profit by an expected dif ference in price. ‘The quantity of money as represented by the circula. tion and deposites of the Bank, and the bullion on hand at this time andthe corresponding date of last year, re- duced to dollars at $4 8@ the £ were as follows :— Cir. Dépos. Bullion. Sept. 104 93,627,200 4 f 00 Me pays see senR HOO SUSLATIO) — L4GsT62 HOD Increase 6,616,100 5,937,100 12,681,400 Decrease 708,800 Now then it appears that the quantity of Bank curren, cy which constitutes the basis of all the credit move. ments of the kingdom, has increased within the year near $6,000,000, and the specie on hand $12,684,000. The increased deposites corresponding with the enhanced amount of bullion, indicates the amount of bankers’ ca- pital in London remsining unemployed. The circulation of the Bank of England being a legal tender, forms forthe most part the basis of all the joint stock ond private Bank” movements throughout the kingdom. Specie is the basis o{the Bank circulation. The Bank circulation is the basis of all the other paper movements of the kingdom. The amount of specie is large and admits of a great increase in the amount of paper, which in its turn sweils the besis for all other paper. this enormous power of ex- pansion, eequired by years of distress, the monetary af- fairs of England are entering upon a year of good crep, with an amount of specie greater almost than ever before The securities or loans are very near the irlowest range, ‘There can be but a few millions of private paper above the usual amounts of Government securities. The in- crease of specie in the Bank since the close of 1849, has been steady and large; and with afair harvest, the insti« tution has ample means to assist Government by pro moting speew ation ia ail directions, and will, as here, evince itself by seizing upon different subjects for spe- culation, Stocks and produce have been effected here, and when the money power begins to move in England, stocks willrun wild there. A paper inflation in England will drive'coin out of the country, whither? is uo Bank here to repel, by/jits inflation, the specie h will tend towards usin return for the advancing prices of our produce there, and it will, in all probability, flow in until every channel of trade is filled. ‘This natural operation of visible causes, will do more to bring about a payment of our State debts than any legislative action which could possibly take place here. Even Pennsylvania will be raised to the level of common honesty in the march of events, Let us eee the progress of trade upon the main line of her public works forthree months of this year as compared with the corresponding svason of last year. Touts RECRIVED ON THe MAIN. LINE IMPROVEMENTS, FROM Pritapenrnny Ww Juss, JuLy AnD Ave OF PENNSYLVANIA ro Prevssuren, ast 103 Canal.” Railway. Motive Power. Total. 17,882 2000 AIT i ny uf $1,050, August . 654 Potal seers 102,081 27,203 22,003 22,601 71fa7 Here isan increase of near 5@ per cent in the tolls ot (heir canals under reduced rates for produce to come to market. ‘The New York tolls have been as follows :— Totss reeriven on tHe New York Canats ro Tin SePt., AND f tur Loekacns 's Loex, Tolls, Ist week Lockages to ft. Sen 1 fi The Ne w York tolls are about 25 5 cent in advance of those of last year, At all points similar indications of the swelling volume of produce coming to market ore apparent. The surplus is immense, and, under the mod fied tariff of Great Britain, with the currency of that eountry on the eve of another immense inflation, will pour off into the bosom of Englond, and draw grest wealth into the laps ef our farmers, propping their fleg- ging public spirits and assisting once more to rear alo't the banner of State faith. Sales at the Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 5's 1850 8545 326 Farmers’ Loan 23,000 do G's 1860 96 a do ‘vin do a do 2 19,000 do WW N Orleans Canal Bk ‘8000 *Kentue ky 6's 50 Harlem RR Co. 330 do 200 3 jana Sting Bas iB bs 37 37 aT 8017 6 Mechanics Bk 1014 100 Second Board, "100 Farmers’ Loan 24 {0 Harlem 3844 5000 Indiana Sterling b3 3136 40 do b3 3838 6 Am Ex Bk 80-5000 Indiana Bonds b10 3744 1000 Ohio 60 9644 New York Publie Stock Exchange. $1000 N Y'rk6’s 62 opng 108 1000 do 83 To00 biw 10634 1000 do bis 12,000 Ohio 3° ‘Hi 1000 do bs 2h do do b3 15,000 S000 B00 4000 4000 L000 1000 > 1000 Ohio 7's 1000 do 30dys 100 do 1000 Kentueky 6’ “cash 175 do 3 3 1000 do 200 do bs 3 1000 do b30 99% = 75 do FS 303, 1000 do. cash 60 do 2000 do 99} 100 do bs 1000 do 560 99) # do Monday 2000, do b30 2000 do baw ” L Istand RR Co a 1000 Iinois 6's 1870 cash 100 do. 5000 bis a0 do 830 1000, thw Ho 2000 cash 1000 10 3000, 4000 $000 Kentucky 6's F Farmers? Loan bio bez 700 4000 Itinois Canal7 State of Trade, ‘Trade is now very good in this city. Alleur hotels are crowded. Oue wishing to see swarms of strangers must visit the different steamers as they arrive and depart. Canat Torus ann Locxages —Account of tolls re- ceived on all the Canals of this State to 14th Sept., and of all the lockages at Alexander’s Lock, three miles west of Schnectady, to Ist Sept, viz:— Lockages. To lat Sept. vear is Ne t Albany ‘and West’ + $70,496 Oswego "13,312 — —109,600 All other offices 62,49 242,504 The $70,496 Tepresepts the increase of tolls on ail merchandize sent irom tide water; the $109,600, the in- crease on produce from Western States, and the $62,493 the increare on the produce of this State. The amout of tolls thus far in ’43, is apparently only $1,123 Jess than those of "41, but as about $45,000 has been paid out of the general fund in bounties on salt, lead and ceal, this sum should be deducted from the tolls ‘of 43. ‘Asnes—Both descriptions eontinue in good demand. Pots sell at $4 37, and Pearls at $5 25 and up to $5 87. Holders even ask more for the latter kind. Corn Trade. Wecontinue to quote Genesee flour at $4 50a $456. All other brands :emain unchanged. New Southern Wheat commands 90 cents. White Corn dic. Holders exhibit no great disposition to sell. They are awaiting the arrival ofthe steamer. The Baltimore Flour Market on the 19th inst. remained very quiet. Howard street was held at $4 62}, but there were no sales; City Mills $4 50, and sales; Rye Flour $3 50, for good; Wheat brought from 75c for inferior te 93c tor prine; White;Wheat 100 a 105c, and Rye 60c, Penn’a do 55¢; white and yellow Corn 4703 1000 bushels Penn’a yell" dO: jaic. The Phi Iphia Flour and Grain ‘ket also, on the 19th, continued rather unsettled and inactive, though sales had been effected, but at rather lower rates. The sales of Wheat and Flour ranged ‘rom $4] to 4 44; some houses hold at $4 60. The sales of Corn Meal have been small, at $250 10256. Rye Flour—Latest sales at $2 90 to 294, rather more inquired for. ‘There have been several arrivals of Wheat this week, and sales of about 5000 bushels at Cieee ranging from ry to 95, accordin, to quelity. Sales of about 600 bushela Penn's round yet low Corn at 53 cts, part afloat and part instore; and about 700 at 51 cts and 900 at 59 cts. Salesof 500 bushels New Jersey Oats at 28 cts, and 600 Delawere at 25 cts. In Buffalo on the 18th inst, operations were large. Southport wheat, together with 500 bush from Erie, were taken by one house at 77} cents and goes to the Hudson to be manufactured. A cargo of Chicago brought 76 cts. Further sales of corn at 36cents. Three cargoes sold. Some Michigan flour in good order at $375, but the best brands commanded ' $3 83. Sales of Black Rock a shade above the last quotation. At Cleaveland during the first two weeks of September, there is a very heavy falling off. ‘The aggregate receipts there during the second week in Sept., were 17,125 bush. wheat, 18,490 bbls flour, and 7,072 bushcls corn, making the total receipts during the first two weeks of September 1842 3, a follows:— 1843 1848. Decrease. sees sbbls 62,422 32,237 19,185 +bush 192,592 99,470 93,192 asee 17,248 18,008 - ‘The grain is evidently in Ohio, but owing to the deter” mination of holdsrs ts keep out of the market,the receipts at Cleaveland thus far in Sept. do not begin to meet those of the previous season. The arrivals of Wheat at Milan, Ohio, in the week ending 9th inst, Pha bg perhaps 3000 bush a day, varying in price from 65 to cen There seemed to be more inclination to sell at these prices than when it was higher. Account of Flour and Wheat arrived at tide water this season:— Total to 14th September. Flour, bbls. Wheal, bush 1889. .seeess ee + 875,877 166,140 1840, sees . 649,289 1841. . . 238,896 1842. . . 432,986 1843... . 407,517 Reducing the flour to wheat, allowing five bushelstoa barrel, there is an aggregate of 1,148,224 barrels of flour arriving at tide water, since the opening of navigation, exceeding the arrivalsof’4l by 146,331 barrels. In connection with this table, it will not be out of place to state the receipts of flour at New Orleans. According to the Price Current of that city, “521,175 berrels of flour, and 118,246 barrels or sacks of wheat,” arrived at New st twelve months. rie Canal is manifestly the great avenue for the flour of the Western States, The amount this season will not fall short of 1,600,000 barrels. Take these facts into consideration. Cotton Market. No change in pricesin this market, but all sales are at full prices. The news by the Vict 8 of such ane. ture as to cause an increased firmness among holders,and nolarge sales will now be made till after ne Caledonia arrives, This morning several manufacturers were in market. There have been complaints from the owners of cotton on board vessels now ut quarantine trom Mobile and New Orleans, in consequence of the delay and expense caused by the health regulations. ‘The Board of Health met this evening to look into the matter, but they refused to let the cargoes come up to the city. Prices 1s New Yonx. N Ovleons § ae le Inferior. : Oa Ordinary. Taz Middling. Tha 7 Middling fai 8}a 8} Fair. . shu 9 Good +10 8 10h Good and fi + Ue alg Transactions last week in Boston amounted to 940 bales, of which 293 were New Orleans, say 86 at 6474; 213, 9.28}; and 642 Upland and Florida, say 565 at 7403; and 77 at Sjasge, 6 mos. The market ‘d firm, both purchasers and sellers unwilling to operate largely, until further intelligence from the cotton districts, and the knowledge of the effect in Liverpool on the prospects of a short crop. This news will be received by the steamer. Holders will not ger: nerally | take the prices offered this week, expecting a slight advantage by holding on for the present. Prices in Boston. Ordinary... ... 0666 seperib .. d3a a Middling,...+ weave Gia 4 Good Middling. . ipa .. 8 ling Fair ea... rar to Good Fair, + 9 @ .. 10 i Wha. 01 ‘The ules in Savannah, in the week ending last Satur- day, reached 216 bale: Upland, as follows :—7 bales at 6; 106 at 6 1-16; 4at 6f; 3 at 6); 1 at 6}; 93 at 7h; and 2 at 79; and 21 bales Sea Island—16 at 16 and 13 cents per Ib ,wit 6 bales Stained do, at 54c per Ib. Thedemand had been brisk through the week, and prices pdvanced fully {to 4 cent per lb. since the last report. This improvement is Chiefly owing to the speculative feeling and advanced prices paid in New York. Some parcels of the new crop have been seen, which are very handsome; one lot of 16 bales from Jefterson county, Georgia, was of very superior quality, aud well cleaned, and held in the Savannah market at 9 cents, and for several lots of good fair 8c have been refused, In the cich lands of Baker, Thomas, and other counties in Georgia, the wet has seriously injured the crop, and the Celecpilise is alvo very destructive, while in the poorer countics the yicld is represented as fair, and many planters will make as much or more than last season. The New Orleans’Bulletin of the 7th mst. says, thatthe weather during four or five days has been extremely wet, and very unfavorable to the Cotton crop. Pickin; deed, must kave been nearly altogether suspended, every day lost {rom the field at the ti icularly the crop was so much later than usual, was a serious ma’ ter. Heavy rains beat out the cotton from the balls, and pee a injure it. ~ id that in Alabomathe weather has been much inane favorable, and that the crop promises very well Our accountsof tne crop ore very contracictory, and no correct estimate can be formed for the present. ———— EE Married, On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. David Bigler, Mr. Crances Hewny Rostxson to Mies Anwa M. ighter of Mr. James H. Wellings, of Detros both of Brooklyn. Died. At Brooklyn, L. I, on the 20th instant, Mn Buomrenp, native of Norfolk, England, aged 53 yea Her are invited to atfond her futerel, ov. M tbis day, from her late residence corner Futon nd Neving ets, Brooklyn, jay evening, between five and six o'clock, Josuua Chak, second son of William and Jane Aun Brooke, aged six years eleven months. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend his funeral, at four o’clock this afternoon, without furthar 1, at 69 Fulton street, Now York Latest Advices _ RECKIVED AT THE NEW YORK H Africa: ++ +July 16 Manill 1 ux Cay ny Batavia Montevideo « 6 Mansanilla 4 Matauzas-+ + 6 Mayagn Mexico+ Nassan, N Ne Cientuegos Cape Haytien Demerara « . ee soe Guayama, P. Galveston favre + Rove Hamburg - Ha Domingo ++ fax 6 Surinam ++ Jacmel 25 ‘rinidad de Cuba’ + 1) Pateabuana - ul 3 1 cee “May 16 Passengers Arrived ‘Truvste—Brig Cumberlan L, Cordona. elgn Importation: 5 {yEnroot—Ship Portsmouth--100 tons coal 1000 sacks salt § Thompson—27 bales C: pmeron & Brane--100 bxs tin 30 copper Phel, Dodge & co) pkys CE Bill, Clark & co—1 L_ Clapp L realy M me W Barton—12 Town- Comming co—8 Sheldon, Phelps & co—12 ott—16 Bird & Gillilan—1 St Keo} plus fer, Mead 8 n& ning & Tae he bags 6easks 17 bales to 1168 bars iron Heeley Penna do order. ; 14+ ste—Brig Camberland—78 es mdse Dutilh & Cousiners —20 bbls 6 es cream tartar G Meyer—8 es gu L Routho2 bls leaf Brustlein, Koop & co—4 bbls gum 1 orris root Lek oil 3 bbls fish bones 8 es mdse 2 bbls past man—2_ cases 3 bbls autimony L books RK Crooks—33 bales rags 4.¢s mdse 2 cks to order. Barque Blackness—1M bales 341 pes Stone & co—4 Brand—10 bales Tooker, Mead & co— a to order, Blou pipes rum 28 bales indigo 139 bxs sugar Sturges te co—li8 do Col. cases Havana—Brig Ps fe 000 yr B Blane "Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. FROM LIVERPOOL FRO Caledonia, Lott es Western, Hosken Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL, Oxford, Rathbone, P. Hen Virg Quebe FROM HayRe. Ei merald, Howe, “Aug. 41 L. Philippe, ‘Casto : Sept. 24 "Ship Masters and Agents We shall esteem ita favor, if Captai “en Vessels will give to Commodore Ronent Sivvey, of our eg a port of the Slipping, lett i, the ce they sailed, the eosels Spoken on their Pas: of their Cargo, ‘and guy, Foretgn Newspan may have. He will board them ‘Agents and Cor- Tespondents, at home oF will also confer a favor by to tis Otis all the. Marine feel ence they eau % ‘Nautical Information of any kind will be sins tale arrival, +257 oot CH London, Gri es, Marseilles, 8. 'T- Nicoll: esmith, Leeds & Co: Alfred, M Monument, Marsinal Brigs © hatishond cher, ickerson; Star, € . United States, York, Porth hom, Wilson, Wilmington, NC, Arrived. ip Portsmouth, Glover, 41 days from Liverpool,with mdse, 1, Howland-178 Ships Gladiator, homag Perkins, Soule, New O} Johnson s iene Is & Co, Cuba, Foster & i Leeds Schr A-F- mberland, Hadley, 60 day: Livingston, with tot, ¢ HPs Casilda, Crabtree, 10 days from Matanzas, with 499 bxs 98 hhds sugar to Spotford, Brig Patsey B. Tileston & € lount, Howe, It ‘days from Havana, with ny Hynes, 3 days from Norwich, Ct. in bal- last, ( mast Solis Julia ‘elfuir, Lawreuce, (of Washington, NC.) 21 days from Demerara, with old copper, to 8, L. Mitehell; 373 Ibs ‘do O. Burns; 480 do to order. Sehr Sally Miller. Halse stores, to Baker & Co. Sai NYork. Schr Virginia, C nagab stores, to ML Platt Sehr Manchester, Edmondson, 4 floar—howud to Providence, Schr Elizabeth, Baker, 10 days from Georgetown, DC. with mdse—bound to Salem Schr Ext, Koons, days from Richmond, with coal—bonnd ewa Schir Spy, Connor, 5 days from Richmond, with flour, to the mater from Plymouth, NC. with naval ‘0. with schr Virginia, for Jaruthers, 10 days from Newbern, NC. with 4 days from Bal ore, with to Walter R. Jones, Pierce, from Virginia, with wood, to of om Hog I Hate in the gale, lost foresail, ily- of dee| el » Rietmond, ‘Smack, oth Richmond, with flour, to Al- Jen & Paxson. ‘Schr Henry P. Ballard, Lawson, from Nansemond, with po- tatoes, to master. Schy John R. Brick, West, from Virginia, with wood, to the ‘Sehr Margaret Ann, Page, from Virginia, with wood, to the master. ‘Schr Philip De Peyster, Ritter, from Virginia, with wood, to master. Schr Hannibal, Lacato, 4 days from Folly Landing, with oats, to. H P, yfiae with a sto HL. ie ” Havent, Schr Wi 1eGlansey, Smith, from Virginia, with ‘wood, to Behe States’ Rights, Lippincott, from Virginia, with wood, to master. Sehr Eineline Peterson, Hoffman, from Virginia, with wood, to maste Wiser Sane M, Cliff, 5 days from Portland, with mdse, to the mache Ellen, Penfield, 5 days from Portland, with mdse, to the master. British schr Albion, Holmes, from Norwich, ster, - Vistula, Philbrook, from Norwich, Ct Schr Exile, master. Schr Coaster, Derrick, 3 days fr ma: Se fr Thos. Martin, Ward, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to master. Sehr Herald, Crosby, 3 maste in ballast, in ballast, to , Sdays from Brandywi with corn meal, to the Virginia, with wood, to days from Virginia, with woe hr Sequel, Raynor, 3 days from Virginia, with wo maste! Sehr Purdy, Pringle, 2 master. days from Norfolk, with mdse, to the Sailed. » Rochelle, and others. Brig Androdus, Rit Herald Marine Co Correspondence. FicH ov Tite, Hyove Istaxpen, EWPORT, Sept Effort. Spear, Thomaston for New 1 ‘atterson, a Brave, Oreut, Calais for do; 1th, land, do do; 17th, Rienzi, Durfee, N York for Pro D: Rireniaes for NYork; Excel, Dun 0 and Brave, NY 4; Good Hope, Thomas Dale, and E: Arr lth, Atalanta, Norwegian b ntine for Mt days. p er and six mer General Record. Packer stir Grapraton, Britton, for London, will sail to. day. Her letter bags will close at «ily lock a. m. » Vrspasian, Barstow, before reported, is a Boston ve: nd ingutred there, and the cargo is im 0. fthis port on Saturda tated in i for. ‘The sche ‘\ n's, in the Exehange, at jartin ig, Passed the sl was Tying with , trying to press her ot PTORIA, mpyare be at 9 port on ay last, run by ehre yy 3 on the 13th inst. with the wind on her quarter, 297 knots in 21 hours. Banque Mencuant, Boss, of Newport, supposed to be lost, Atlantic and ‘Ame es, New York, tor sehi here, moved about a mile and made towards the set she. immediately up Vafter bearing aw: orthwardly; they left her tacking about Hillsborough, Monday morning, the 23d, On the 2it! boat with four oars came in sight, near mmnceuvres of those on board, they supposed them to be negroes who ran away from St. Atgustine on the 24h July last and now connected with the sehr. “The boat was hailed, but c then fired at her, but by ir had also been seen off the bar at Kort Pierce and at New Smyma. ‘The U.S. seve et Cravefors having come into Lape Worth, her Saptam (Day) was informed of these facts, and started, after an Mnter. view. with the settlers there, in pursuit of the negroes and vessel. Whalemen. Arr at Boston 19th inst. Maine, G Provincetown, with 420 bbls spm % date, off We: Iusty Dulin scaped. » Atlantic Ocean via » black tieh oil—absent 10 ts, Cortor Braxton, 1, Soper, dot 1 12 bbls x, Cook, Atlantic Ocean, 5 Spoke, no date, &e, Paci neetown, 10 days ont, clean; Phenix, Small, for South or Pacific Ocean, sailed from Nan- Spoken. adFclipee, (Br) 7 days from a Thy mor Maracaibo, 3 clean; New Bedford 19th sailed from ean, Auantic a Ant Base reas tucker nth ioe, ebec, 7th inst. lat x fon Sb. the 7 » iat ‘allahassee, Neal, Li ole New York, 13th inst, lat 43, Rorevon (Be) Mt son, 70 days from Peterhead for St John. NB. 11th 20, Ton 52, supplied with provisions—by the Siber A chip. ‘tueting Rion. seen Git inate supposed to bea New York packet, was Jat 46 90, lon 42 93. ‘ore: -Sld Maranzas, Sept 9 isworth, Boston. In port, Chief, and Geongiaia, of Boston; ‘Token, trom do; Convert, from Bem i Dem maa, Aug 30—In port, Everton, for Norfolk, 2 days, pth American vess:| TRE. Guad. Ang 18—In_ port, lasses; Cardenas, Mariner, tr Robin Hood, ington, NC. ju Fr pire, Wiscasser, Sept 12 saris ‘ rie Yorks Tih, Velasco Wells, St hes PR; Ch Hebron, Hood, ‘Cuba. Sid 18t Napoleon, Osxood Havanay Ol toh Portsmovr Cuba. rt ToC Id Pandora, Bailey wept 17—Arr Union, Colby, 3 lth, Dian on, rag Broughton, © rett, California; Havana, Gilpatrick, Havana Hilliard Gy Astracan, Wippin, NOrleans, Baltimore, Are dtih, Vexhei Hopkines yeand Black Tiawk Piitadelphias iy ton, Salem, NJ ny ae Nye New Bepron Are CH Hooper, Hi Sld 19th, Ellen. Roi an, NYork; A: a Arr Elizabe amerlane, Sproul, Ph : Tio: ly, Albany if ham. NVor LADELPHIA, Sept 20— Hit Mathew’, F Port Dry Haske + Albany, TIMORE, Sept ALWXANDIIA, Shylock, of og Ricnvioxp, 8 Nonrorx, Sey Islan Ki . Charlestown, Nave, 0, ario, Holman, NV ork pt 16—Sld Sarah Louisa, Savanyan, Sept 1 pga vig Roresmouth, Id L Baldwin John W Smith, Yor In port, Aurelius, Inthe most pleasant and convenient oie of E person taking the same will hayg the privilege af Cancies with genteel be peat required. | For partic iars aptly at 360 Broadway, hours of 3 and6 P. Lemont, disg: kshire, Carmichael, andalia, (of this port, late of pa tr Star, Wilson, New York, ( aria, Stetson, Port is Robert Waln, Sears, and , Boston; Surveyor, Houck, New HL lass; America, sane in the Schuylkill, 18—Cld Edinburg, Houdlett, Lon 18—Arr Martha Elizabeth, Cromwell, Tillet, Salter, Liv ate ore oy te Lon Kelly, Neweastle. °C Id ‘th » Trinidad; fastport. Philadelphia; , Brown, Montevideo anda Barter, from Rondout, for Small, do. ld fase, Du asaw, ieee. v Arnold, in, Balti- ny Shep. Jaide, Slocum, and rr Imperial, Swain, N York. t, and Plnonet, Sa- jadelphia: Ohio, Farn- id Id Coriolanus, Haile, Trieste. ) 18—Below, Adeona, of Bermuda, and rks. New nee Pat Bulkley, } NYork; usannah Cumt Shapter, do, hebuen, for Ha! ealleni, Davis work, of references will be between the 820 ftisre ; TO LET f 3 nklin House, Fram oe the north side of ¢ on ivoneny—n very HL clesirabl e maker, Apply at the ofice of the 21 Ue HA “HOU EL ‘HE. ur ion to inform his friends and the publ quisidor street, No. 67 and vexetable market, arranged in the neatest having commodious family der. he Spanish and t 1,0 fiewlt s2l RD—Me. u pA y THEAT MK WALL publi hi «l to procure permits to land pas: board vessels immediately after the WILLIAM FUL’ Wallack’s Renetit.— form the New York ieinity of the steamboat landing apartments, 3) Visit a passport from obviate dif TON. place on ‘riday ev: (by re- quest) a Rolla, ++ Mr. Wallack Alessandro Massaroni, «+ 21 2c*r 3 ae NIGHT ONLY—Mr. LAMBERT hi J froma visitto Enrope, and having altwith two other gentler hereby g re will be delivered this (Thursday) even Concert Hall, ioe ek av, on ORIPTURE HISTORY, tMustrated by his Collection of more than SOILLUMINATED PAINTINGS, some. ie hich ave the followin rs The Creation of the Suny Moon and Stars. A Moving Representation of the Animals passii the dry ground; places, produce a more imposing effe eifixion and Resurrection, een recently imported fr and cannot be surpassed for correctne: APOLLO CONCERT SALO: Ro HENRY RUSSELL respecti that he proposes giving a vocal e1 lo Saloon, on On which o the public several of is new and most PROGRAMME. SONC Our way When the tempests tly o'er the cloudy sky, And the piping blasts sing wearily, Oh, sweet fs the mirth of the social hearth, Where the flames are blazing eheerily. ‘Our way across the Mountai SONG—" I'm Afloat, Um Afloat Words by Eliza Cook, I'matloat, I'm afloat, on the fierce rolling tide; id my bark is my bride.—ete. » Dream of the Reveller,” The ocean’s my home Or, The Three Hou Words by Charles Mackay, Es: Sung by Mr. Russell at the great ‘Temperance the Long Room at Exeter Hall, over three thonsand persons. e Spirit of God moving upon the face of the Wat rael are seen pass! ° after which the waves re- dd overwhelm the army of ‘Pharao than this scene, of taste, bean Meeting he! London, in the presea Mr. Wallack ing *recentl fssocjated notice that a Sept. 2ist, the Israelites, Exypti ¥ informs the public, ertainment at the Apol- THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 2ist, 1843, asion he will have the honor of presenting to rite compositions. seroes the Mountain, Ho !” in of Around the board the guests were met, the lights above them beaming, cheeks were flush” 1 pleasure bows ded: sting, the toast was gi Ldrain'd sorrow Let us be h Bur bumper with the rest, and eri ppy for to-day—what care we for to Tspoke my sight grew fore me. SONG. BY Ivy Green. Writte Dicken: Ob a dainty plant (2 the IVY th ger'rains old tke Net bt his low wail— put np the mdder, ant furl'd up the sail. \o signal from heaven ill show where he be; And wherein he te driven a their cups, replenished oft, the ruddy wine was stream- eyes were bright, their hearts n, and loud the revel Away with jorrow 7 m, and slumber deep came o'er \d the whirl of mingling tongues, this vision pass’d be- he. ner's sigh, Ke. HAMLETS SOLILOQU Y—Shakspeare, ‘To be, or notto be, that is the question :— the mind, to suffer Outrageous fortune ; ‘a sea of troubles, er ‘tis nobler ly to ‘be wish'd Avon, i Tt has bee hausted worlds, and then imagined new. he demands and obtains our belief, even As observed in the Eneyclopaedis human chara ven in opens the, gates cal vst, exhibits wit rined monsters, ually exist, they would as has been well observe ions in the English Jang merit of this admirable s iy aublimity, pathos, imagery ‘a 'y way be compared —a class of itself—neither second, nor other work of genius, ART SONG. by E. Sargent, Esq. on the ocean wave— dark atches by the cradle’s pledged her love ! k s his footsteps! No, ‘tis gone PE ict How wearity the tune Tolle on ! Why should he leave me thus ? And | believ'd ‘twould last! How mat Rest thee, my babe—rest on! "Tis hunger's cry ! Sleep ! for there's no food—the fount is dry ! Famine and cold ther weary My heart must breal dt Wo Ne ATIC oye a AMERIC. ne minstrel echo fall: Our souls will barn, our spirits yearu, ne to the land we love aud ‘The highthe low—in weal or woe, ‘and all that regards a the whole circle of literature ‘ing work have done ! hou-—T he ve gloat wee one! the master of the heart, and the great unrivalled human cheracter, was’ born at Stratford,.on the tly said of him, that BY the power of ne exe for what is * Not only are meeption, but he p the midnight with sportive fairies, and although such bemg: ation, he extorts the conviction that if the: onduct themselves as he repre with it; like to any “A f ite 4 the Ocean Wave.” He once was kind il! how blind ! rds that breathe his countey’s fame— Be sure there's something coldly wrong nit the heart that does not F its own—it Nati A To hr es (A Le {From anand nas “palais at hall past Stores, kets cents ¢ Dubois’ Music Piano Fort dl by Hewitt & Co. shine Chorus.) To be had i" Hewitt's, Atwill’s, ond eto he tryed on this occasion was manufac Mr. Chickering, Boston, and from the store of 920 dtr W AN ed W advert portion of tom able references will ANTED—A who is well conversant with every depart siness, pareicularly the constructio ‘and man houses, fruit and hot h ing, having lived TED—To Persons 01 An advantageous ¢ has been e1 red f the profits w rwed hove would fandscape and 0 ppportenity present person wishing lo eng: age in a safe and Lucrative busines: d for the last ten y men’s outfitt from 1 to river Want itself (0 an) The ness the given and required, Address A. Bb mt portunity fora lady 7 wdanghter, as they ¢ be nodated with rooms in the house. 20 Lw* mn ANT D1 langies used for ‘smooth- ing y supersede the use of iron- ing, and po saving m: do as in eati b supplied i far preferable both as regards publ Hic eating house,) by applying at 204 Fulton street. entlemen can be accommodated with or three ‘Terms clothes, &e. beautiful gl hh fuel. the eity. n, Who understands em! aceustomed to teach, boarding sel office of one day vl males will do with the si oothing They may be seen in o} ‘They wall be sol cr VC RNY 's WEST, 4 Little Green street, ear Liberty stivet, N. at DAY Be ‘AR DI iG. taking their meals do lay board ina in the best style, will face family adit to U mfort and respectabilily n town, desirous of where the table is heir advantage, (and oa Two full board. a4 tine hegany ¢ Lou New Brignte on app floor, which is spacious and in good order ngle rooms may be obtained by applying as above ase, be NDSOME APARTM*NTS, with board may ‘be I street—the entire second Tmal Broadway, New York, will li Pawnbrokers cles show 3 one Stoves, F purposes: Be liable se2l ltr ‘HIS their I Banke of endorsed, August draft for ve, th scriber, 2130" ORS. for a small daily o1 Brevier, Se Nori : PURCHAS sone having the above art Will do well by & without delay ‘urnaces, awarded, H to be gent to the p BOYD & HINCK 1 will please send ‘their per Wall street, AIL nt to the pub WEATH healt e sudden ¢ last. or about the Ist of the'p S10 nk of he same having been stolen fi and payment of both hay re AL! CHEAP wee Minion, Fancy all neatly new, Inquire of. SNTLEME D, and the hest pm fing he subseribers, J. WILSON & CO ly attended to. Dving, Scouring and Rep bought, sold and taken in exchat AYE =81 50 per bbl —Kirk’s Alban The quality o! vited to e been in market this Orders street, Brooklyn, will be pan subscriber is now. coving has, reduced f the Ale will be all and tes ly sust for the above Is marke bring the above to the er to the Globy Warehouse of the a0, one black cloth Cost, a reward the weight in ates for any of SHIP GARRICK, from L —The public are hereby cautioned against a certiteate of deposite. of the ‘0 the onder of A. Clark, and by him. pe the sum of 230 dollars, dated the latter part of resent month, it. New York, to the order ¢ endor ément, dated about the same time with the A complete Prin ly newspaper ype, Imposing Stone, Cases, Frames, itis superiorto any that ANDRE) w KIRK, Dad A few double aud m of the Pavil- Weduesday, s of Duell Leipsig Hote io tast night. The silver cup that was peiet Ab the 1 will give as ® silver articles re- JORDAN L, MOTT, 264 Water st, Tontine! Buildings, ner Walla id Water street, BELL, Apetioneer. L & HOWARD, ireet and 115 Fulton street.) HURS At 10} o'clock, in th ‘of choice Furnitu » tacres of valuable land, sitaated in the very t THOM BY (Stores No. A B > an z= in \ wand a collection of var wwii p: At il ¢ centie and busine village of Sing Sing. Immediately aft viusble farms in Peunsylvania and other plices. Maps to be seen and information given at sales room. so, 6744 1! woodland, located in Oneis connt Unies, neat Remsen, tial with fing excellent. Improved it the immedia I foun 3 Co $0 per acre. v At 10% o’elvek in the sales room, Large sale of elegant seasonable dry go ogee, comprising staple and faney Enblish and domestic dry hosiery gloves Also, ihe ce hardware, cutlery, gins, Jewslry, w es and pledged articles, &e: so, the stock of a merchant tailor. ‘Admi free y order of au administrator, the ef. iewelry, Sa fects of a gentleman ‘deceased, meluding the clothing, nook Also, 3 tuning aches, URDAY, kk, in the sale rooms, d hand and new furniture, of all OVINE, a ‘cable maker, tot valuable furniture, by order of a bireaus, ts, rugs, look- glass ware, tlery, fF taaors ¢ om a hotel. TESDAY, sok inti Pion street, store and rooms, ‘ut French Chine-= Will be sold withoug coosigament, Just received from Ligerpoct, of sl ehina ware, full dinner, tea, id dessert will be unpacked te day, and =a with JA MIN, MOONE tic A UL TION Rare NALS ThtTT B, 00 rTs, BARR W4 ARK, C1 LERY, pins, horse. rasp, js also 2 ‘ashington, ting of sta; hand sayy, mill saw, and orse brushes, Also 600 poli rilto mateh, Also, a superior assort re now ready. s2tit®r gDROWBRIDGE &C re M Broadwa the Auction Room f new and se- patterns; one ALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. 30. will sell at public Auction, on 17th August, at their Print Works, in Rahway, N.J.,all the machinery, and moveable praperty of the company, consisting of printing and engravinj callenders, coppei R admonishes all persons, to be careful 0} of Mrs, Carrols Medicated Vapor Ids, rheumatism days, and by timely tse prevent hs require one hour's notice. mart of the city. 820 6 hills ‘ond Iso, a Clair, Michigan, on H. Butter- ng Ollie, © jeulated ‘onsisting Of oy les, and wishing to dispose of them, 3 Courtlandt st N. Y. A line through the Post Office or Bes erwise will be pr tual - Vall its branches. (Clothing de and Amber A de her eeantitienc in ar supply of the above superior article, the price $150 per bbl. f) he former ‘good Pureh 11 James st Colgan’s, 29 James to, ‘621 8ter the Amer Brookly Ww! Vad wi rh she will used hal ed with rosy re pimples, American pon #2 Chatham st. N. lyn, or 243 Broad st. Newark. What made my cheeks su Ori What made F the most we pimples, blotches, eHow skin clear ¢, 82 Chatham street, dst. Newark. rican RME: D i Aby \tas GOT |= rom my brow, ag now liner all allow . think this Che ne trials it is, wil salt rheam, and old at the sig 99 Fulton st, YELLOW } acake of the Italian Chemical Soap, before she has her face and neck will be clear, her cheeks white,mix- Italso cures freckles, &e. TEAD OF DARK CLEA worst Cases of erupt ns, Sold at the sign of the 39 Fulton st Bak. 821 6t (ATE. BE Hap INET 1A F FOR 3 SHILLINGS ONL tthe fact hundreds in the city can prove who have used a three shi! Coral falling Hair Restorative—it forees the ha off, cures the scurf or daadruff, makes the Ty dark, soft and silky, and other p _ Sold, price of the American Eagle, #2 Chatham st. N. n Brooklyn3 243, inal at, Ne Shoulder a vaciety ing seas own. $21 Gteodis* re ic pensary t tunate an¢ St Forty Hoapit ark, MY FRIE WHO I+ ‘Drawers i} Shits aud Drawers Drawers peaders, Braces, 1iding Be far icles for gent ase call a At wholesale or mil by RA PERE ND? show it, by call ‘ds of good bottle of Jones’ row, stops its hair beautiful- ir to keeps it so thrice as long as any 8 OF Bs A ven at the Bir: and makin » Linen Bosoms, y Belts, Pistol Belts, with {iting for the approach The goods will be freely 71 Maiden lane, NO ape RS EXPERIENC* » N rest, pest 1 afflicted, with eve: t a IN Pwenty-erght Years be PH tin ale v ed his Die - rl, where the unfor- re ry apeecie of a certain disease, will perieetly cured (without exposure) on the most ers and erup All cases dil mall Also, the most desperate tions. His medicines are mild, speedy and effect are guaranteed. Be sure to find the real old Dr, No. 100 Chat- ham street. Atte — daily until 10 o'clock P.M. Advice gratis. sal itt mo BIN Many p ters of som duced to should obta will be fi friendly yet silent monitor, where sensual lof the with the whieh bl , te sat his pri He cay andl as private as possible ersons have a desire to be inf hh importance, publish his treaties Om. priva All who may thas desire which has © rally desire to obtain « maladies, called the Ru- to consult’ a wrth edition of this work, with en med a little upon mat and therefore has Dr. been iy It is mue' sublets of in ertain destructive habit of youth ce results ound both nseful and interest stree William st, n° Fulton st, cor. of Kast Broadway st, cor, of Suffolk st or. of Walker st. urinary pass nse 1d Edinburgh, and his medical degre together wit can be see the most respectab nin large frames in his offic ad that respectal 1 1 affords a positive ya very si nin near the iS ark, and also e diug stores, vie — f Broadway and Ch. sealed envelope to Isy be seut by mail STRIC TU RE requiring more pract anatomy of the parts than strietur nay effeet more i : ry. His surgical Aiplonmas trom Laon 19 Fulton street lity which long nowledge wou id nstitutional debifi q nstitation, ape but the certainty of e is worthy of particular attention, method of treat fe rt time in ts, and anthor, at ‘There is no disease al knowledge from Philadel hin ntials, whieh ought exten experi warrant. s2t ti THORNS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA. ‘A AND SARSAPARILLA P* and a desi needs no that of a sensation most every part of Suro} wholesale and sergtam long sought SSE: Bott = a few advantages not enjoyed by any other me- dlieine for the cure of all sexual discwses with an enlightened public, ren and which must, it assuredly highly popular, in the medical world. finement or change of diet. Tn its approved form Paste, itis entirely tasteless, and causes no wapleasant to the patient. It has aequired the ucimost i wal by the facult minent of the profes by J. Be Thome, elem nt Also, at 2 Park Row and 918 Broadway Bre salway corer Lispenard street, 390 alker street, amined ne, and recon ondon, aud oF sal: TARR Greene hy street corner of W. Serv street 163, Broadway, alt woadway comer ot sit dwis*m lathe, complete lacksmith’s ‘tools, an assortment. nd old iron, Aquaitity of drags ters and dyers, tubs, casi large cis~ i Of imported steel suitable for ealid terns, stoves, tables, benches, &e. Catalogues of which may be had on Suis to Mr. Philip Thussler, at the Print Works, oF 9 ERGUSON & WALKER, St William street. ivl9 Im*r PIANO FORTE AND SINGING, HE MISSES CUMMING respectfully intimate that they the above branches on the Ist of September. system of instruction in Singing has for its object the full development of he Italian method while the styl euleate is the Se aging and effective, residence $19 per quarter—two pupils lisses C.’s residence $10 per quart omer of Broadway. Residence f au26 Im*r be PIANO F JRTES. Jou PETHICK rh public that he has on hand at inf is friends and (he old ‘establishment, tone—those important ce—he would readily nos now in use ; and as ny and frequent re. ommenda- 's professors who have nsed. he assortment Comprises va ‘land mahogany, of six octaves players, of expe mparivon with the. best T he refers to the mat R, illustrat- <4 moved sys instruction, "The work mi ont Bro fessors. Just Sp VCRRISHMAN, 404 Pentl st. MaADA Vis SUTTON, PROFESSOR OF SINGING, oe 618 Broadway. sib 3m*r HARPS. if F. BROWNE & © Manufacturers of the Imy — ae Ps Doane Action Harp, by Royal a | lished 1810e (many’yeare_ with Evard,) No. 303 7944 Chamber e offers fur beantifut ia oH % has to enable sistrumets, rowne would observe these. Harps are constructed on the'most atyroved principles, Ww ‘modem improve: ts, are unequatted in briiliagey of tone, fineness of touch, Perfectness. of m. the extremes f-climate in this countey sey walt br found fr superior to any of re imported iu the stl wa Harps are patronised by the elite, of mu onal talent in Furoy CBochsa, whe in ‘The attention oF ists of prices and deacriptigns may be forwanied Repairing carefully attended toy Strings. Xe. street, New York, rehasers the high daties im- ticular care is taken to fit hein in which res- 'y posi Harps taken atinee Lim? RAMAN’S BATHs.—New ment, at bg 4 Courtlandt street, New York, of rm Hom Broads sf BRAMAN has recently opened the above new Bathing estabrishment. Every depat rlment is constructed on the commodious and convenient plan. operation, Ci Jadiee and geutlemen vi Tt is now i th sautliiimen at a hours, Pa. a HS—Portable Shor Bathe x Ee) for sale by the manufacturer, wie 09 Hiadson. saBhower Baths of every, description for sale by: the man mae ters Warm, Cold tnd Shower Cylon rise till 10 o’clock by pcs eed 8S, city, whereby he is anes to receive’ bills, accounts, & Boston for prompt collection. Merchants an uch business transacted there, are requested to hand chew | Mr. GEORGE, DOE 1, Ann street, New York, w Mii cethortged to-tecetve Mills ana forveasd the ounce 0b tee Orr colfection, All monies collected by the subscriber will be wily iid over to the parties entrusting him “with ange if bills are BY Gi . facili- on to the above bt 5 Ke tracts cece 8, te ties offered are too obvious to roagie com av29 Im*r 21 Stat ILLIARDS ARE THE ORDER OF THE DAY.—The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends an dt gable it he has tcken the Billiard Room in Mr. French’s Hotel, 94 ham street, where he hopes to, meet his customers and ds formerly from the corner of Broadway and Chambers streets, 518 Iwtee CHRISTIAN BRIDENBUTCHER, COCKS BOUGHT. AND SOLD ON,¢ ad Collections mace o f tes, by Mk JNO: OIE 1g, Wall street, jank. Southern and Western Drafts ‘and “Bank No ome toe and ue Lien mo THE Love RS SUPERIOR “BLACK T TEA— Howana’s Misture.—“Thie extremely delicjows and ania. alled a hig 'y cel bn are im ae be Paro] Brasest rarteds te wow for vale at the Centon fea Cony rah 'er Batablithament, [at Chatham str "New York, and 116 Price. 50 cents and $1 ooklyn—in packages- au30 Im*r Fulton street, neh 4,50, Segre 4:78, and fresh Broken at the best Peach ‘Orchard Ash, well _wreigher and delivered free pot cart per ton if taken from. the boats. CETINTON “comer ot King and Greenwich streets. SAMANOS offers for sale, at No, 6 Wall st, 10 hhds + Maseovado Sugar, and 15 bags of Coffee, bomigis 25° from brig I’ az, from St. Jago In Si Store— 10 hhds Sun cured Museovado "Sugar siteble for refiners 4 boxes white Sugar, free mato % cuitable for manufac 18 bales superior Guisa Tol turers. 350,m. Seuare, of Lord Byron, Woody! ‘e,anda variety of other ran WANTEDSA Cooper, anda MiP wright that understan work, to Ko to St tuba must be singlean pply as _ CIGARS AND TO34CCO—Just received | an importation of ehoice foreign 4 wh toast; high gried ‘0.37, Violet Strasbarg, Morton’s mixture, Pru openhagen, together with a assortment the subscriber's manufacture. 2 ine Jot of Havana Cigars, " Moriega,” “La Nor- ma,” “Regalia,” “Panetela,” ete. Cavendish Fobaceo of the most a approved prands, Turkish, Gerguan, (1 qualities) Seafarlatti; and Sogaiak cos;Duteh and English clay Dea one val patent fi Cir eases, tabess Tey. Dye anal Boxes and every artete appertaining toa well nee ipod tobnosoulat’s establishment, for at wholesale aud retail by G. NEWCOMBE & SON, ‘all st. NOAL.—Large Nut Size / and Egg $5 per ton, of t screened, weighed " aeity age. A reduction o ene 819 2mr A.s au 21 im*ee He i RIAN DISPENSARY ESTABLISHED IN 1833, —if eae only knew one by ci disease of a pr ann Dispengsa p, there would not be any other re ke his medicine has proved iui cwcive ee 40 a armless eure on hh. Those afflie 4 on, &. medi- can they be sure of getting the oe PR SVENTION WO D *agaigst another attempt to pal the experiments made Academy, are detailed gratia by the agent, ome yrevaration, eS The perticulars by imitzee appointed by. the Roy feaiyamphlet «hich will be disteiba of whieh also pmjianies wach package of the h will convince the most aceptica y 330 Bowery, corner Bond street. Price of twelve powder: s i S4s an Shhds. very prime New 0 is Sugars, landing ‘rom ship Or wih * ae lp Occnatanes e COEL-1 INS & CO. 56 South st. PURTUGUS® FEMALE PILLS nya et \ ort (THESE far-famed aad ¢ celebrated Pills, from Poxtugal, are perceive, ned i chia comntry seat on the last coluimr =~