The New York Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1843, Page 1

Vol. IX.—No. 266.—Whole No, 3478. W YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1843. RE ES eee ¢ Prices Twe Cents. FOR CHARLESTON KEY WEST, NEW ORLEANS, AND GALVESTON, (Tere) To SAIL on Thataday, fh Geto phe gllgang well known coppered steam ship NF; OILK. J. & Wright, Com- mandan, wil as above. This steamer has been put in com- Dict order for the season, and ‘has extensive accommodations, ith Jar f 1 b ie igang Si, tithe” ol fein japely to the Captain on a Ih SUS TORBARD & CO., 99 Peck New York, Sept. 11, 1843. slltod’ VOR HALIFAX & LIVERPOOL, ‘The Roval MnilSteam Ship Sgumno- NIA E.G. Lott, ksq., Coinmander, will Side dues Tor the above ports on Baxley, Passage to wo Apply to 823 30m, eben DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND Se—Persons abput emitting mouey (0 their fp ™ fee Veta ta ee ota gam & £50, of any amount, payab) without di eoUne SLAY O| charge, at the Nat ireland, cial Bank, do., Baukers, London, 1. Barned’'& Bank, Liverpool, Eastern Bank of Scotland, Greenoel ing Company, Sir . Forbes Hunter & Co., Scotland, and the branches in every Post town throughout England, Ireland, Seottaud and Wales, which drafts will be forsarded by the steamer Caledonia, which leaves Boston the Ist October, on ap> pileation to a Ns ‘TAPSCOTT Attherr General Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip, comer South st. N. B.—All letters from the eounery must come post paid. 26 ec TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH OR WEST—Sixteen hours in advance of the U. 8. Mail—Tri-Weekly Line to Savannah, in’ connexion with the Central Railroad to Sem Macon and the West—‘The splendid steam NERAL CLINCH, Capt. J.P, Brooke, an /E STON, Cant. &, Barilen, will leave Charleston ev esulay, Whnisday and Satwrd y’ morging, at9 clock, ter thearnval of the Wilmington boats from the north, atr ing at Savannah the same day, and will leave Savaunah'on the sane days as abowe, at 6 o'clock P. M., after the arrival of the © pack GE rainy s im Macon, Havel erg wil ind this to be the, cheapest and inostexpedi: tious route to the south aud west. ‘The above boats are fitted up in # superior style, aud uo expe'se or pains, will be spared to eusure certainty, comfort. and expedition to th lie. JOHN BR: CAPEETE: Agente tne mt” Fitzsimmons’ Wharf, Cha. Jeston. Charleston, September, 1843. si7zm*r ASTOR HOUSE, subscribers will be happy to arrange with famili Winter ; also with parties of gentlemen, who may prefer a priyate table, on reasoushle 1 COLEMAN & STETS CARLTON HOUSE. HE, SUBSCRIBERS are prepared to ‘with families and single gentlemen for the wi PATERSON RAILROAD, gle gentlemen for From Pa On and after Mon ye cars will leave Paterson Derot Leave New Yorx. terms. his establishment are the same as heretofore, iv BENSON & HODGES. ON SUNDAYS, | banyan Fasnzson Deror. i 1 AMERICAN AND COE AL, No. ctor sti jelamotte has the honor. to nerally, that the partnership corner of Greenwich atreet—P. D nform his friends and the public ge heretofore existing between the advertiser aud a by mutual consent, and that he has reopened his -stabl ate as above, whic by him for the past five years. ‘I'he Union Hotel has thorowhly repaired and renovated, and now contains as com> ete and comfortable. sittin i ound in the city. ‘The co raneaise, and anost amply and the prices cha daily (Sundays ox to best the Hered four Co lew minutes hefore the atated hante of deparmnre SUMMER ARRANGEMEN’ “Transpertation cars pl ‘Tr NEW YORK AND PHILADELP! “4 APPR ALA RAL «OAD LINE Via Newarx, Newonoxswick, Princeton, TRENTON, BoRpentown Anp lodging rooms as can lepartinent is conducted a la plied, without regard to ts ase’ in conformity with the ‘ is ready every for which the moderate price of 31 cents only is charved, vertiser hopes that his past exertions and present desire to ive satistaction, will insure him the patronage of his fellow entlemen who may Wish lation, at the least possible expense. . STRYKER’S BAY TE, proprietors, thankfiul for the liberal patronage bestowed thus far, beg leave to inform, that in addition at rections of the place, th countrymen, and capital fare and accommo from Milas ywobasta'to Burleatowi, Hota thease by at to Philadelphia. ne pro ithout change of t to Camden (opposite to Will ‘procure their tickets at the office foot of treet, Where 4 commodious. steamboat, will be in with baggage crates on by crates are conve: the way Eaeh train is p ing rooms expressly for u aged the celebrated Band jer, 80 well known for the the United States Hotel, who will play every fiir aft jonday, Wednesday and Saturday, for the balance ‘ved from eity to city, tor the past two seasi h are apartments ani the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal- t y steamboat to Bordentown at 7 o’clock, A. M. and by railroad from Camden, at 5 o’olock, P. M. pene for Balt BELMONT HOUSE —NEW BRIGHTON. EORGE PEIRISS, in returning his grateful ackuowledg- 4 ladies and gentlemen who favored the above establishment during the past season, begs to an- nouuce that he has made every suitable arrangement winter, to accommodate farnil Philadelphia at. " meuts t0 the numerous wwation of the lives from. 7% A. M., and York. sand single boarders. found comfortably aud The table will be supplied with the chot cest provisions, and the wines will be found ey House to the city, wit lated hones, the wel ‘ALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST ae TO = 3 dd Lower Canada. 50 i excellence steam known attention of uts, combined with the loca- the Union. ‘Terms — = TON Utica Or 225 Up. em the fast line P Butfalo or 93 Barelay street, New York i on, being within a step or tli lishment the most social and will be fouod exceedingly moderate, {C7 Good stabling and coach houses attached to the HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL ‘AM Sith NEPTUNE, Captain Wi Roll i ° ga » for Charleston, Key Wests Havaum: New Orloanar and Gok veston, ‘Texas ‘This superior packet. atea- wy being ovethatiled and put in pert ct order’ for the Her cabins and. state roots are ‘elegantly furnished, ‘ugers can rely ¢n every comfort and accommodation in her. For passage a3 above, in the cabit tee id fo freight and specie for Charleston. ph v0, enem bae os Lett BROWER, 75 Wall st s1G Z FOR NEW ORLEANS—Touchiny the ports in East and West Florida, vi Augustine, New Smyma, Indian Ri Florida, Indian Key, Key West, Tam) Cedar Key Port Leon, Apalach Peasacola ~The splen CINCINNATI master, (who has been long en) the navigation Mlorida and New Orleans) ‘willleave Charleston, istof October -next, and after the arrival of the Wilming! boats for all theabove places. Kor gassaye ooly, having stp B rior accommodations, apply on_board, or if be letter, post paid, & LAFITTE, ‘Age Fitzsunmons’ JOHN Charleston, 8. C., Sept. 9th. 1643. si tolr BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- POOL PACKETS—Regular Packet, and Monday, the 2d October—The mainiticen hows, very fast sailing packet ship CAMBRIDGE, burthen fo toudy Captain Wan. U.Barstow wil sail positively as above, her regular day. ‘The accommodations of th:s splendid prcket for cabin, 2d ca- bin and steerage passengers are unsurpassed for splendor, nience an comfort by any vessel afloat Those embarking for the old country will find it to their mt-rest to select this desira- ance, For passaxe, and to secure the best berths, eat ly application should be made on board, toot of Beekman st. or to the subscribers, ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO,, 35 Fulton street, ices; next door to the Fulton Bank. P, 8.—The Cambridge sails from Liverpool on the 19th No- vember. Persons sending for their friends can have them brought out ia her, or in any of the packets comprising this magniicent and unequalled | ig from. that port pusetually on Tth and {6th of € For passage, &c. apply as above. Deatls at sight for any amount drawn dircet ou the Io, ai Bark of Irelivd and on Messrs, Prescott, Grote, Ames & Co. Bankers, London, which are paid free of discount or any charge it every town throughout England, Ireland, Scot- al Wales, “For passage) ply as above. The favorite packet ship ENGLAND will succeed the C ice, and sail for Liverpool on the 19h of October, her rex s2hr FOR LIVERPOOLPacket of Ist of October — ‘The splendid first elass ship CAMBRIDGE, Captain li sail positively as above,her reguiar day, end can take a few’ more cabin, second and st-erage passengers, ifearly application be nde on bosrd, or to W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, sive 43 Peck Slip corner of South street. ; FOR LIVERPOOL-NEW LIN.—Regular Prcket of 25th October.—The splendid packet shij = GARRICK, Captain Wm. Skiddy, of 1000 tous, will her regular day, For freight or passage, having shed accommodations, YHE undersigned takes occasion to inform his friends and _ the public, that the Mansion House i i quisidor street, No. 67 and vegetable market, acranged in the neatest order. A persou is employed to procure permits to land passengers, baxiae, Kc. who will board vessels immediately after the visit of pigrevenne officers, CHARLESTON, 3 ; Q in the vicinity of the stea ‘A ORIDA aving commodious family apartments, PACKAGE EXPRESS All receive Specie, Sases of Goods, and forw + ‘xpress ,to aud from Charleston, Savannah, Mil all the way stations on 130, by the steamboat St. M: Ns gv her regular trips (o and from Darien, Bruiswick, St. M. colatta and Palatka. ‘ particular attention to. ing Drafts, Notes a Messrs. M. 8. BALL & CO, w: jes, Packages and C: Island should procure a passport from tne port of embarkation, to obviate dif WILLIAM FULTOD S AND VISITORS HE ISLAND O Heard “ IGRESS HOTEL, N the village of Cerro, three miles from Havana sdyantageously. situated, ficulties and inconvenience. Black Creek, i. M. 8. Ball'& of Goods, collecting and, pa the transaction of any and all Kkinds of business, at any of the € so, forward Goods States, which may be sent put on teams to run regularly us, under their own charge, to reasonable dispatch places. They will NP airy life without e Capital, or pre- ess. Lvery attentio. faction of their visitors, i from Macon to, Colum! carry all kinds of inerchendize, wit nthe 1st of October next, 5 made arrangements with the ” p gia, for an apartment under their own lock, and with a Messenger always in charge, offer tages for the prompt aud sale conveyance ‘of all icles that may be entrusted to Hlanters, and others, desiro rompt dispatch, will find ita ice at Savannah, 153 Bay 5S. Ball & Co., Mill rs jay; 5. Philbrick, Agent for receiving id therchandize at Savannah. ‘advance cash for all freights on goods the ordinary way hs drrgin, YS au: excluding the comforts venting a timely attendance to. bu: promised by the owners to meet the CHARG. road Company of Boarding for a sin u seers “ “two or three persons in one room: 8B! ular agreement may be entered into. ibusses are running from morning "till night be- wir care. ; s of receiving their wail tween the Cerro and Havana, making the trip in half an hour. vantageous to direct ; Macon, Washington skoaks. here’s a delight in smoking, viz. None bat smokers know.” ‘The saying is true, when ye know where to find segar that possesses the Ofenlivening the spirits an he smoker to puff away. mptly you eall: 1, 95 Kast forwarding goods, seut to their charge. Charges no more than NEW ARKANG br D laiden Lane prot it ee, you will do so again, ‘or he gives satisfaction and pleasure to all. lis Segars are the choicest, most exquisite brads, By a competent agent selected with care, VIDENCE AND JINGTGN AND NEWPORT--Composed perior steamers, running in connection with And none the with his can compat La Normas, aud Stars, ‘Victories pure ; 0) {'T'S, Capt. Comstock, ISLAND, Capt Thayer. fig country that you ean procure, ) La Normas, and Cougress beside, d exquisite brand, smpetition defied, SELXAS has always on hand. ‘are a continuance of the ‘AS has been so long cla pent agent in Havana, to select. the ‘Tobacco perimuend the making of all segtrs that he imports; c sequeat!y, he can warrant all sold by him to be genuin stock ou fiaud is more extensive and superior to th: 3 MAIDEN LANE, Howard’s aul3 lm*r M GAN, One of which will leave New ¥< ed) from Pier No. 1, Ratee RRAD The RHODE ISLAND, Capui Stonington anc Thayer, on Monday, a 1 ort, and Friday for tonington. iy 4 ‘The MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock, on Tues- id Saterday for Stoning- pprobation and eustown red, he has engaged for Stonington, ton, Newport ans ‘assengers, on the arrival of the steamers at Stonington, will farded in the splendid aud. commodjous road to Providence and Boston, and if for Newport will proceed in the steamer Mohegan (in superior or- from thence at 6 o'clock the them an,opportantty ofa night’s reat oa, ssachusetts or Rhode Island, and then breakfast on board have been thorony prepared to promote celerit similar estab.ishinent. Remember the Namber, ~ BAMANOS offers for sale, at No, 6 Walls uscovado Sugar, and 18 bass of Cofte, handing 10 hhds Sun cured 4 boxes white Si from brig I’ raz, from St. Jago ly equipped and ‘Sugar suitable for refiners © contort and se- “on ply on board at Orleaus wharf, foot of Wall street, of to E. K, COLLINS & CO. 5. fonth street. OSCIUS, Captain John Collins, of 1100 he GARRICK, and sail the 25th November, her regular da 2 a Passengers inay rely upon the ships of this line s tually avd pee ee jr ag FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—Regulr Packet 16th of October—The fine New York but nacket ship ROCHESTER, John Britton, maste S0) tows, Will sail on her regular day, 16th October. : Kor fecight or passage, having very superior accommodations, to the Captain on board, at west urling slip, or to one VOODHULL & MINTURNS, 0 South st Price of passage, ‘ The tine packet ship Hottinguer, Ira Bursley, master, 1050 tous, will succeed the Rochester aitd sail on het regular’ day, 16th Novembe: stor FUR LIVERPOOL—To sail Ist October, her reculay dy ~The well-known, spleadid packet ship CAMBRIDGE, Capt, Barstow, will sail as above. Trey iendid accommodations for cabin,’ second cabin and 5 assengers, Who will be taken on reasonable terms, if carly application ismade to JOSEPH MceMURRAY, otr 100 Pine st., corner South. SOLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS oa si LIVERPOOLPacket of the Ist of Octoler— )Che, fast satling packet ship CAMBRIDGE, Capt. arstow, Will. be despatched as above, her regular day: “Fhnce'wishing to secure berthe, will require to make early epplieation to 6 N. B.—Passaze from Great Britain and ireland, ia Liverpool, can as uaual be secured by the above. splendid. packet. shi fay 2hio Of the line, and those remitting money to their { Fn have drate for aay amoune payable ali the prine;pal : Jm, and ou Messrs. hed & Co: bankers, Liverpool; and Messrs. J. Bult, Son & Co. apply as above. sor FOR LONDON—The splendid, fast sailing pack- ot ship MEDIATOR, Captain Chadwick, 1000. tons burthen, sails positively on the Ist October, her regu- Lay deny. athe Sccommodations fr enbin, 24 qin and steerage yasen: ere, two i] Larly applicats 10" ge are superior to any ship im por mf MeMURRAY. net 0. bankers, For farther partical mate to 109 Pine street. FOR DON—Packet of Ist Qetober— spleadid packer ship MEDIATOR, Captain J. M- ehadwick, will sail as above, and, Has very superior commodati fot cabin, second cabin and steerage passen- fr, who wil be takeu at eaagnable rates Af early, application made to & J.T. TAPSCOTT, '43 Peck slip, corner South st. Drafts for any amount, payable on demand without discount or other charge,on all the principal towns in England, Ireland, land and Wales. Apply as above. 820 ¥S- PACKET FOR HAVRE—Second Line—The shin ST. NICOLAS, Joha B. Pell, master, will sail on the Ist 0” Octo! OVD & HINCKE free labor isa Tobacco, suitable for manufac 350,m, Seqars of Lord Byron, Woodvi te,anda variety of other anda Mil wright that, understands it Jagod: Guba; must be He bow STEEL PENS. curity of and not ri i fed so 18 bales superior ight, which is taken Pot aoreh side of pier No. Tickets for the ronte an board, or at the office of WANTED—A Cooper carpenter's work, to £0t0 of temperate habits. “Apply axal JOSEPH GILLOTT’ REDUCED PRICES, HIE, subscriber is constantly receiy above justly celeb vecy low rates. ths can be secured on N & CO., No. 3 Wall street st, freight will not be received . M. m9 6m* m and forwarded after balf-past 4 PEOPLE'S LINK FOR ALBAN k—Dail: Courtlandt and Liberty streets, ‘he steamboat KNICKE: K will leave Monday, Wednesday and Fri o'clock. "Steamboat ROCHESTER, Copt. A, Houghton, will leave ‘and Saturday at7 P.M. ‘Landing at Intermediate Places. fresh supplies of the 2 pen ¢ offers to the trade at o the styles so well known, hag receatly introduced the followiug new patterns, viz :— ‘Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Principality Pens, extra fine, fine and medium . 8—Caligraphic Pen—a prime article on pictorial cards, views of celebrated places. ; y ‘Nos 9nd 10—Washiugton Pea—very fine point, and elastic, ‘on superb cards, wlenee of the high held, the tollowing statem ‘The number of Pe Tuesday, Thursday At 5 o’eloe! Steamboat HOUTH A. will leave Mouday, Wednesdey, Ak, Bteamboat NORTH AMERICA, Cont. M. It. Trnes wilileave ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening, et ih taking this Line of Boats will at ail times arrive in take the Morning ‘'rain of imation in which these Pens are wid Friday afteraoon, at The public are cautioned to be on their guard agai pens bears a fac si ‘assengers Aibany in ampte tame to the east or west. , i bove boats are new and substantial, are furnished with mp, gud for apecd and. accommoda- tidson. hi y on board, or to P. C. Schult ates wr DEPENDENT REG! NIMOWE RINE ae ROY—Through D .d substantial steam! Capt. O. House, will leave New York from the foot of Barclay Mondays, days and, Fridays Ibany aud ‘I'roy on Sundays, continue these trips for the season. reduced rates. Apply on board. $.—The above boat has undergone in first rate order. SWALLO: Courtlandt street eves SSOP, Importer, com A good supply of Windle’s and Mosley & Co. ‘are wurivatled on the Prog ERSON INSURANC: —Orfice 36 Wall street. ‘This company continue their bu- ii ge by fire, on goods, rect, Pithess Landing — re h » he commodious an boat PORTSMOUTH, | against loss by inland aE Thomas W. Thorne, Thomas T. W John R. Sy rag y,and will leave "Thursdays, and John P, Moore, EN O'CLOCK FE A ND TR pressure steamboat will leave the foot of , Vhorsday, and Saturday Albany direct. Jow has a large number of state Ons is wot surpassed on the Th Ne THOMAS W. THORNE, President. GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary TON WATER 8 confidently recommended fo any purposes for which leather is used,and is warranted to pos tught under pressure of the Croton. trongest labries, and will not mildew Teast, and rea troyed by © grease, nor stiffened by col compose, as inferior articles are in no case used. Should the mp: the Hose, not possessing the aly en back, ‘at at ranch, Sgady | dst—It is perfect Fook, The new Steamboat SHARE: Ca i Hows, on and alter fromthe foot of Ttobinson lay, at 10 o'clock, ineada contact with oil or weather, nor can the rub! Rnd Eatontown nd Eatontows : 10 o’clock, A. M. ns six “The Shrewsbury will run as above, weather permitting, un in exchange without ill be attached without cl N, see No.9 Tontine Building, cor Wal aud Wate FOR SAVANNAH —To sail 20th September— “the well kucern packet Say SCUTLAND, Contain Tiller will sait_as above, her regular day," She thas minor Sptoud.d is or steerage passengers, Who Will be Ciker at alow price, if early application be made’ on board th: ship, foot of Rector street, oF os se MURRAY, 100 Pine street, EANS—The Revwlar Packet of the let October —The splendid packet ship TUS- KIA, Captain Post, will sail as abov' jus fue cabin, second eabin, and able terms if 7 Ste FOR NEW OQ Hes sprendid accomimod. ssengers, who will be taken ow rea: Tieation bel made on bool. at Burling JOSEPH MeMUKRA 100 Pine street, comer of South, Fins? PACKET SHIP FOR NEW 0, RAT ie Glendtd free class stip SEA LION, tain Howes, will be. de-parched on the 2th inst: rcanupetion ra erie ‘conveyance for se- cond eab erage ra—her ~ ny: tably fitted up, ‘Che. passage will be. at Heist mates, UE hose desirous of securing berth wi mak rally application on board the OMESHiP=oF Jot HERDMAN, 61 South street, fas.a regalet sucomploe of fivrcld | Bo=The'subycriber has a rege ’ sea BTTeMveukdy forthe above port, by whieh passage can be tichued yt the lowent rates. inact! SPinst. PACKET FOR NEW ORLTAN rie Neadid tase sailing packet ship ARUCANS Capt, Burgess, ‘sails positively as above, regular 1e accommodations of this ship for cabin, second cabin and ft uch as cannot jusure comfort to speeruge rises, gers, are 9 comin them during the. voyage, aud the price of pa ‘e i 0 id be made on board, toot Werte Wek st. LAlaOUa 43 Pecks} corner Sonth st i i of 1 first class packets, ae egal Mer sse°Oteans Mobiles Savanna and Charles ion, every week, throughout the season. . Passage, as usual, at the'serylowestiates. wR ee FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiang and New York Line~To succeed the Arkansas The fast sail: ng packet ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hillard, will ve. For freight or pasvage, having handsome furnish: ‘ommodations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Well streets OF Py. COLLINS & CO, 56 South street, nts in New Orleans, Hullen & Woodruff, who will all dd to their address. sl9r LE— The well kngwu copvered and cop- per fsvoned ship SYLVANUS JENKINS, Seymour, master, burthen and register 547 tous, carries 000 aa rom Mobile, was bailt jn thi 1 nel Hicks &¢ Co; tn the in t ore al ah Maey—he jocust—has stai whaler, having ‘Lies at Dover street wharf Her inventory che terns, hy, MS DEN ke CO. 5 Williom af. WINK BLANKETS AND LAPPINGS~for sale by "SSE, & BROOKS, sans No. 61 Liberty oa pasar notice, All baggage at the risk of the owners. . ib Since will be in attendance to convey passenger from the aforesaid landing places to any part of the county re the Shrewsbury will co the inner passage, when practicable, jing and i oe thai wed ioe cheuthy macinted thar tne tee ich is unknown to any other in the ti he Day Maiden lane UTY.——The following Toilet articles it 67 Walker street, one door of making whiel Yam long wi Successor to Rorbary ND KINGSTON STEAM FREIGHT ND PASSAGE LINE. Kingston, anc Velaware and Hudson boats EMERALD and NOK aptain John Ketcham, will leave New treet, every Monday and Thursday at MPIRE OF BE. are to be had geqnime oni NEW YORK A. A Subtite—For safely, quickly and na hare from all: parts of tl er requesting proof. 0 erties, end utterly inefheacions, No agent in Kk, PM. ‘ Will leave Kingston (Rox: ‘ont landing) every Wednesday John Samuels, will leave New York, foot of Warren street, every Wednesday and Saturday at sapere londing) every Tuesday and P.D EXTRA TRIPS. The EMERALD will leave the foot of Suaday morningat 7 o’clock. Returning ye » same day. M socials © 14 Fan de BeanteFor thoroughly exterminatin “phe WOR MICH C tan, piunptes, Biptelwe, marieew, Be. clicking. delicate whic neck, hands and erm dilating properties, preventing the forma end imparting « javentle boom, by ite m of wrinkles, and nts qatd Ronge,‘imparta adelicare blush- , immovable by rabbing with a haadk Murray street every el d's Blane d’Espange, or Sponish Whit like alabaster whiteness, « boxes 25 cents each. BARLOW & CO., ‘Gouaud’s Greeyan Hair Dyem 164 West street. RT AND MIDDLETOWN coloring red or grey hair, tt am of L lies—For making the hair or maven sAgeyt=t Si ‘tyDo: 238 WA ene Mi ic hatrepast one Norwich; Green Portland; Gield, it 8 o'clock A. M. in rradiness on the arrival of the boat to con- of the country. eursions, Parties of pl Fort Hamilton or Kev 820 Im Res Be Bouse niform conveyances on ae be taken to EING ESTABLISHMEN KIA begs leave respectfully to ie in general that owing to has reduced his price 2% per cent SLAND FERRY, FOOT ANDERand SAMSON will om eae 12 Island 8,9, 10, 1 are eared to be Ladies, wishing their summer dresses, shawl Tt mach to their advan Will also do. well to eal of wearing 1pparel as ma} fun as follows anil fue ve New ten 4PM. 5, 6 Marly marked and " ‘ ile me up in the er i's eatablisunent, No. 690 Pract st His praaches are at No 257 BN “Also a brvich at (9. F corner of Broad st, a kinds. of foods dyed an moderate terina. No 352 Bowery, and Brooklyn, and foot of Barclay street, ew York, at 10 A. M,, anc aver had of Centre street, Newark, at 73g A.M, and ona both for passengers and freight have cht carried at very low mtes. WRAPPIN Paper for sale by —Larae Nut Sine $150, Stove $4,75, and fresh Broke ‘and Ege $5 per ton, of the best Peace! hw screened, weighed by a cit age. A reduction of ‘The accommodati weigher aud delive if taken from the boats. comer of King wi 00 reams of Crows Sk k BROOKS, lo. 61 Liberty street. Terrible Storm in Florida—Total Destruc- tion of a Town—Fourteen Lives Lost, One of the most dreadful hurricanes we ever re- member to have occurred on this continent passed over Florida on the 13:h inst , destroying buildings, lives, and property to an immense amount. The town of Port Leon has almost been swept from the face of the earth. We give below all the particulars of this disaster that have reached us, They are heart-rending enough :— {From the Port Leon Gazette of Sept. 15.] Our city isin rains! We have been visited by one of the most horrible storms thet ever before de- volved upen us to chronicle. On Wednesday about U o'clock A. M, the wind commenced blowing fresh from the south east, bringing up a high tide, but nothing alarming; ath P. M. the wind lulled and tide fell, the weather still ¢ »ounuing lowery. At LL at night the wind freshened, and tide com- imenced flowing, and by 12 o’elock it blew a perfect hurricane, aud the whole town inundated. The gale continued with unabated violence until 2 o'clock, the water making a prjet breach ten feet dep over our town! ihe wind cuddealy lulled for a few minutee aod then came trom south-west with redoubled violence and biew til daybght Every warchouse tm the towa was laid flut with the ground, except one, Hamlin & “ael’s, and apart of tnat also tell Nearly every dwelling was thrown rrom its foundation, uid many of thm cru hed to atoms — ‘The loss of property ts iianien-e Every mbabuant participating inthe |css move or less. None have escaped—imany with only the clothes they stand m Si. Marks suflered in the like proportion with our- selves. But our losses are nothing in comparison with that at the light house. very building but the light house gone. And dreadful to relate, fourteen. Lives lost, and among them some of our most valued citi- zens. We cannotatiempt to eatrmate the loss of each individual at this time, but shalt reserve it un fil our feelings will better enabie us to investigate it. The following is a list of those drowned, so far us heard from :—A erazy negro boy belouging to Tala- hasse ; Capt. M. C Roberison, his wife and three children, and a child of De. Treadwell’s ; Joseph Wood, a portrait painter from ‘Lallahassee ; a child of KR, V. Buffing, and five negroes ‘Those saved are Capt. Hungerford, his wife and two children, Dr. Treadweli’3 yaungest child, Messrs. Oglebee, Blethen and Kennedy, pilots, and | five negroes. Our citizens are now out, looking tor any that may have escaped. and briog the bouiesof | those that may be found. Such a total destruction of property never bas occurred in our place. Our loss is estimated at $250,000. Ia addition to the above, we have learned that the family of Edward Walker, living on Shell Point, wife, children and five or six negroes, all perished Mr. Walkerhim- self escaped by clinging to the branches of a tree, till the waters subsided It is also stated that there are several other persons living at this point, and who have not deen heard from, and of whose sale- ty greatdoubis are entertained. There are also saveral families from this county, in eammer quar. ters on James Island, on whose necount much anx- iety istelt. Indeed such was the violence of the winds end the height to which the ride rose, that our imaginations can scarcely fix limi's to ats rava- ges. Cedar Keys, Apalachicola and St. Joseph, can scarcely have escaped without much damage. (From the Tallahassa Star of Florida.) Extract froma letter dated Bel-Air, (near Talla- hassee,) Sept. I We have been visited by a most dreadful hurricane, far more destructive than the one of last year, for by thismany lives have been lost; whereas with the other the greatest 1jury was to the crops. Oa Wednesday, the 13th inst. we had, about 12 o’elock, M. qnite a heavy rain, when it held up. and to all agpearance looked as if it would clear off; in fact it was so pleasant that at 4 o’clock Rebecea, Jane, Richard and myselt, rode 5 miles to where | had two hands digging lime stone; the sun went down clear, witha beantilul rainbow at the east, with all signs forjair weather the next day. But how short-sighted is man, when he knoweth not what a season may bring forth, for by 12 o’elock that night the wind increased with raiv irom N_ E., and by three o'clock, very few expect- ed a house would be standing at daylight; but to our greatjoy from that time the wind gradually sub- sided, and by sunrise we were inacalm, with ue ry serious lossto auy of yns o! Bel-Air. The crop is ceriainly more seriously hurt by the storin than the caterpillar, for T uninic with the caterpillar we would have made as much as we could well have picked out by Christm: even now, shoulc we have favorable weather, we wili mske near a half a crop, for since the storm I can see twice as many bolls on the stalks as I aad any idea there were, and that is the observation of several] other persons ; the greatest injury the storm has done the cotton is by the trees thrown down onit. We did not have a great deal of cotton open at the time, not more perhaps than 5 to 10 bags, but what was n islost; we have not more than 4 to 5 b picked iu, aud had just put allthe women picki There has been nothing yet heard from St. Joeepis and Apalachicola, but those who are acquainted with the situation ot the places, are feariul that they must have suffered severely. I shonid have writen by Thursdey’s mail, bat wanted to see and learn as much of the storm as poesible, to give you. Inpian Cuam to Lanvs in New York—The Mun- cie Tribe of Indians, now in the west, have made aclaim to lands inthe State of New York, as set forth in the following speech of their representa- tive :— Sreecn or Wam-our-roon, on Jouy QuanDnone, ON ne: HALF OF THe MUNCIE ThIBy OF LypraNs, delivered to Henry Harvey, then Superitendeat of the Friends Mission umeng the Shawnecs wist of the Missis sippi = My brother:—We have come to #ee you and ask of you to hetp us, ia a matter which concerns us very mach.— My brother: We have ar ghtto lands in the State of New York, end have always had, which we never fold or ce dedawey. Weare the wasau-coo-sa band ot Muncies Our prisicipalchief, who lived when we left our Lunds; bis name wos Quay quon-ne nongh or Long Arm, one tract of Jand we own is in Genesee county, New York not far from Rochester, on Viinisink, but as there are two places or rivers of that name, it may be proper to state that this tvactisonm the one nearest Rochester. Brother: We lett this land when war was apout breaking out, (we believe it was the Revolutionary war)—we wanted to be out of the reach of war, and we left our land at that place in the care of @ member of the Society of Friends—we culled him the White Hat Quaker. Brother: About 30 yeors the son of the Friend in whose care we left our land went to sce us at Huron river about the land; he said his father wasold, and wanted to get clear of the care of our land, and wanted something done about it, but nothing was done at that time. About seven years ago, or when the Cholera was so badin New York, our chiefs were sent for to go to Buffalo, and informed that if we would 0 to Albany and make the case known about our land, that we should have pay for it; accordingly five of onr chiefe started, but three took the cholera and died on the road, and the others f discouraged and returned home, and we svon removed from that country and never done ything more sbout our lands. We want you to enquire uit the land,on the other Minisink,below Albany, Wyo ming and Wialoosing, all of which was owned by the Muncies. Brother, we want you to have the recordsol New York State, as well as those of the United States, examined well, and see in what way the white people got in pes session of these lands: be sure to see to the first named tract, ard the others teo ; for we left our land to bs taken caro of jor ts, and never sold it ; aod we remembyr that our fathers told the Friend in whose care we left it, that when their, childen or grand-children became poor, that then when the white people got money, that they must ir land. My brether, we are now very poor, land, we are very few, but yon may tell our Quakers, that the Muneie Indians wre yet ali their voice can still be heard; thet we still remember (ho strong bands of fri ndship which was made petween them and us by William Penn and his friends Toe Great Gad knows that what wo say is true; we want to do right io thi matter in the sight of our Saviour, We want to serve the Lord while we live. We are a poor dpute band, and nowwe hope our friends will help us in this busines. We wish to give eur love to all onr friends and to al- ways remember the band of peace we entered inte with them a long time ago. We reler you to David Evans, agent of the Holland Company. Sigaed, Wast ovr roo, or John Quardrobo. yesterday, amidst th upwards of tee thousard pe rsen. swhohad assembled in the *Piaze de Armas” for the purpose. Sach an imposing sight has nevee betore veen witnessed here, A geveratand unanimous réja ciug than was exhibit- w ret Scott.” U.S org Butobria: claimauts. Capt Buchanan, with the nm that hae always distinguished him, in his prolessioa, in a letter to Gen. Thompson, propos- ed to couvey the money to the U, Siates, tree of any charge to th» claimants — Nor, Herald 26th inst. favor of ppt account 01 8'r the superintendent te perform the duties abov objecting to ney—Ado| all perso # having claims on the Corpor to 26:h of December, to present the same tothe Comptrol- ler on or before that period of time—Adopted. of the bills, which were spoken of little items not intended for the public eye, although the committee deny that any expense was incurred that was not necessary for the year, w sewer in 16th curred in. concurred in. gan City Weigher, was concurred in. thechair, The minutes of the last meeting were dis pensed with. a pier for the exclusive use of the New York Passer Association, was adopt of $2000 to meet the expenses which bav incurred by the Board ot Health, the toll wing persons were concurred in— Daniel Bickels Jonathan Demarest, David Demarest, Ci John H. Wood, Edward Hitchcock, David Fanth: Joxeph R Skidmore. Was ve-noox-rHour, or John Newcome. Nicxopemus Wapswoarn, grandson of Long Arm. Jason, grandson of Long Arm. v Pay Moo-CHULLAND, Minister TO Constantinorix.—A letter from Washisat.n, published inthe Baltimore Patriot, says—" Dabney 8. Carr, of Bi has cer: tainly beea appointed Minister Re tinople, in the place of the late Commodore Porter, Who ists get the Navy Office in Baltimore, is jut wow ia the dark. By thw rotation in oftiee, Mr. Carr loses an office worth $2600 per annam, and gets one worth $6,000 per aunum, with $6,000 o- fit. A profitable exehunge. Patents —The yeasty, number of applicants at the Patent Office, Washingte for patents, amounts to about 1,000, of which 600 are reec'ed, N DUCK —300 volts of American Extra Pitot Duck, hhds. very prime New Orleans Sugars, landing C F, K, COLLINS & LO,, {6 South atreet for sale by COLLINS & CO. % South sty yp Oomulgee, an and only about 100 claims out of 600 would etand the test of a weil contested law suit. deleterions effect ot the chemical wor poere of the ne of the horse, For the defunce it is alleged that the cause of blindness was a constitution al opth Imponta yr From HavaNa—CuanGcEe IN THE Goy- ERNMENT —-We have received, by the way of Charleston, the following letter from our correspon: dent in Havana. It is seen that great changes have been made in the government of that Island. Havana, Sept. 16, 1848 Changes nm Government— Great Reyjoicings— What's the Ccuse?—Heaith of Havana | Isend you here with to-day’s Diario, of this place. You willsee we have had great doings here m the way of important changes in the government — Valdes, ( Captain General”) isremoved, ant also Serrua, and be later reyloced by the former Ia- tendant, “Count Villanueva,” who took possession ehuuis aad acclamations of r could ang people have displayea a more ed atthe return to office oY almost the only one ite, ane istinguishe: ana Alex't Buston, Esq.” delivered addres: the occasion by special permissi on from the Gover- nor, and the former in suck @ sp irited and masterly manner that he completely exhausted himself and had to be carried home on a !\ tter. On his way hone, however, he was litted inito his own “ve~ | Trespectfully submit the rew lante,” the horsea were taken eut,end he was drawn home by anumber of Catalans ‘en biunfo,” (la asthe father of his country. Two foreignere, ‘Oris. tobal Subring, E:q.” Elsiler. Ihave heard as yet of no removal in the Custem House, but rumors are in circulation thet Don An- tonio Nattes wil, in all probab ity, be nppointed Adininttrador, and Don Miguel Anco. Herxara,Gon- tador of the ame, 1 beg to a-sure you, since my. arrival from the north, that the Herald is increasing in popularity every day, aid is held ia grent esteeu by all the coinmercial community, & on every arrival irom the States. As I shall remain here neatly wil winter you may expect to bear from me often, if convenient to your good self, under the siguatuce of ‘“PERicoo,” P. 3 —A deputation of Catalan merchants having waited on Mr. C.3S., he has promised to address the public on the 20:h inst., which address will no doubt be received as the former one, with thoussads ot vivas and huazas sete shi y Latesr prom Tag Sanpwicn Istanps.—N ews by the William Gray, from Oahu, has been received in Boston to the 19th of April. All was quiet on tie Island. The English: still held possession of the Islands, but as news had reached there that they would be surrendered to the native authorities, the public mind had been quieted, and business was beginning to assume its wonted characier. We find the following record of deathsin the Sea- man’s Friend :-— “Ty Honolula, Mareli 20, of consumption, Miss Susan Concord, aged 18 years. The deceased had spent five years in the United States, among her la- ther’s friends, aod for the most part of the time had attended school in Gorham, Me. Hoping that a voyage would favorably affect her cousumptive cor,~ stiiudon,she embarked a tew weeks since on boe.rd the Barinolomew Gosnold, for the United States, but becoming no better, she returned to die at her father’s house. ‘The funeral was adended by a large company a “in Honolulu, March 29, Maria, aged 7 years, daughter of Mr. Richmond. Mr, R. isa native of Tauaton, Mass. “In Honoiulu, April 3, at the United States Hoa. al, David Pine, colored man, native of New York aced 19 years. fle was discharzed a few ks since fromthe American whale stip Mayga- o—We xa by the arrival of the that when she sai’ed from Vera Cruz onthe Ist of September, the U8. ship Vincewues, Captaia Buchanea, was lett ae anchor off Sacrificios awaiting the arrival or dispatches froin our minister at Mexico. ‘he secoud payment under the late cconvention with Mexico has been paid, and the * ¢ ondueta” with the punt of GI40,000 was on its wey to Vera Cruz, and would arrive atihat place onthe dih of From Mex: aceunes” was ordered to Vern Cruz for mirpose of conveying the money to die Uni States, bul i wasunderstood at the time the Ba! bridge satled, that General Thompson, Minister at Mente», had entered into an arrangeoend with the house ot Hargons & Co , to ship the money to New York in the brig Petersburgh, at the expeuse of the i foanimity, ud our ot Common Council. Boannfor Auvenman, Sept, 27h—Alderman Peavy rerident. in the € Street kapense « Finance Committee reported in ating $1090 as additional expenditure ow expenses forthe current year Laying Water Pipes.— The same commitee reported jn favors oF upproprialing $68,255 for expenditure of ley ing water pipes. And uiso 10 compel the superiatendent vi water pipes to periorm the cuties tormerty per tormed by the Cuiet Engineer, and to disburse certain moneys. ‘Aldermen Lee opposed the L.tter port ot the report and Alderman Was knmtan advocated it. ‘The ordinance was finally amended s0 his being clothed with power to disburse mo- ‘Alderman Ci..0v_prezented a resolution instrueting the Finance Committee to compel the President of the Water Board to give additional bonds tor the periormance of additional duties not included in previous bonds,— Adopted. Aiderman Watenmas offered a resolution celling upon jon due previous Aljerman Wareaman said his object in presenting thie resolution was to make a square settlement of accounts for the current year inorder taatthe public could be fully appriz d of tho actual situation of the expenditures, and thus prevent the usual mauner of forcing the expenses 0: one y car into the payment of another. & ecep lion of President Tyler.—The bills incurred by the committee in receiving the President, amounting to about $3000, were called up. Allerman Scoxes and Tit.ov moved a reference of the bills toa committee of investigation. Considerable of a flare up iollowed a8 to the character containing some ‘An additional aypropriation of $2000 for enrriage hire eception of the Secretary of the Navy, &°., 180 asked for. Osjections were made by Aldermen Nash and Tillou, until the bills of particuiars were shown, Alderman Lee, Waterman, Pardy and Emmans advocated the pay- ment of the bills at once, as they had been long due. The ordinance was then concurred in by a vote of se- ven to five—Aldermen Clayton, Nash, Tillou, Brevoort, and Scoles in the negative—Aidermen Emmans, Vander- voort, Waterman, Purdy, Brady, Rawson and Lee, in the affirmative. Sewer in Irving Place.—The ordinance to construct 9 t, to sewer in Irving Place, was cen- Board of Health—A. resolution from the Board of As- ‘uts to apprepriate $2000 to the Board of Health, was City Weighers.—A resolution to appoint Deniel Mor- The Board then adjourned to Monday next at6 o'clock, | Boanv or Assistants, Sept. 27.—President Bown in —The repurt adverse to. appropriating ier Eaclusivi Board of Heaith.—A resolation to appropriate the sum and may be adopted. The appointment of Appointments Cily Weighers 5 lip Roach, John Price, Jacob Burdett, Daniel Morgan, Philip Roac' ;Jacod Burdett, Edward Coates, Measurers of Anthracite Coal—John T. Conway and Charcoal,—Thomas Blake. Iiafrcrned!—Boatd adjourned to next Wednesday after- noon at 6 o'clock. Marine - an Belore Judge Randall. x Serr. 27.—Rueben Smith o George Jefferies and Wit. Kam F. Catterfeld. —Vhe plaintitf 4 his stabl- acjoming the chemical works of the defem in Hammond street, near West, and it is alleged that iv consequence of thé atmosphere of the stable becoming impregnated with the sulpharitic ac 4 gua from the man: ufactory, a horse, the property of the pluintiff, and valu- ered blind, and comparatively use- ‘ons, Several witneases were examined on behalf of the plaintiff, who prowed the estimated value ef the horse, the upon the equent blinda: hborbood, andthe ce Nc disease, Court of Common Pleas. Before Judge loglis Serr. 97.— Wellington va. The Mayor ¥c.—In this cave, which we reported yesterday, the jor/ found for thr id iseagerly sought for Dinky ‘Tro | Boaid of Supervisors fed NEDA, Sept. Ail—t 6 Hover tue Mayorin thé | A quorum being present, the minutes of | ing wore read and apyrove Neimisy Communication —-The Superintendent «f Common Scivols reports Charles Pulbot oper person to be placed ut the Asylum forthe E jucatiom of the Blind, at the expense of the Stite—referred to the Comptrolte: usiness —The Presi¢ent informed ‘he Board that the chiet business of the meeting Wes to regulate the Asies. sor's books. | Julia Brown and the Corporation.—Su) isor Tillow | presented ihe bills ef cost# of Jona L Martin, attorne for Julia Brown, of Leonard street notoriety, in the | instituted by the people of the State against that virtuoso | lor the Jerleivare of a bond given by hee te abate a nui- sance. Tue bills amonntto $23 49. Tae Supreme Court decided in favor of the defendant ; the bond having been taken oy one magistred » and not by twe, es the law di reots. ‘The Supervisor presenting, vory ‘proper! sured the officers for the slovers busine ven prt iii ly manner in wach this _ Bond Accepted —The bond of Bartlett Ci , sioner ot Common Schools, in ive pe rrapsty of sas 0a8 78 cta—Owen McCw'se, No. 979 Division street, und Pat- Moore, o! No. 111 Monroe street, being the sureties, Compiroller's Ogice— following Chinn e eeciogte Comptroller presented the Ormoe, 5 Sept. 27, 1943. ‘To ‘ne Hon. the Board of Supervisors, &c. ko. Kc. :—~ | — Gextoemen : jessment rolls for your confirmation, Ihave been unable to do so at an earlier period by the delay of several of the assessors ‘ ‘ate dineunt of the taxable property enrolled is $227,997,090 43, being a deorease of $9,809,810 42 be low the enrollment of the previous year. The agregaie amount enroll Inthe Lamp District | Watch do. .... Water do. ss eee, 217,910,097 58 You will! be pleased to ertain that the present tax to be levied need not be so high as was anti lnrge even as thatimpoted last year; so great ed reduction, that the increased tax tor water interest, and for the exemption of the 12th and part of the 16th wards trom the wuter tax, will not be practically felt in the ether parta of the city, The hesitation of the Common Council at expensive projects, and its efforts for curtailing others of lesa notice, have had a marked eftect in producing this desirable state of things. The improved laws relativeto the col. lection of certain revenues belonging to the Common. Council, long in abeyance, have worked exceedingly well, producing resuits the most tilying, end far yond the most guine expectation. T allude to the laws pc rmitting the Corporation to indemnify themselves for awards advauced upon unpaid assessments im] by the Supreme Court. It is now four years since the Common Council first endeavored to procure the 6 of this act. ‘Tho vigorous and misapprehending opposi- tion it met at every stoge of its progr:sa, delayed ita pas- sage until the close of (he last session of the Legislature. For the few months it has been in operation, it has con- trinuted a lerge accession to the city treasury, thereby enabling the government to dispense with ‘an equal amount of tax. Ow mg to the caution in expenditures, and the improve ment in the revenues abeve aliued to, the aggregate tax need »ot be more than $1,800,000, being $230,000 lower thars thatof the previous year, and about 81 centa to each $100 of the assessed valuation. The credits which the staveral wards are entitled to receive, will in fifteen of the wards slightly reduce this rate; in the 16th ward they will largely reduce it, aud in the 12th ward, almost annihilate it. Respectfally eommunicsted, ALFRED SMITH, Comptroller. Annexed isa table presented by the Comptroller, amd compiled from the returns of the A:sessora for the years 1842 and 1843:— Retative Vatur or Rear axp Pri City ayo County ov New AND 1843, ae slssessmen 12, Real Estate, ba tate, Wards. $28,352,600 24,923,799 13,748,600 1,953, 1,905,726 8,428,450 300 + $220,604,442 88 229,723,797 68. 161,900,518 63,046,875 ED A. SMICH, Comptroller. v's Office, City ol New York, September 26, 1843. Farmers’ Loan ant Trust Company.—Tho Comptroller presented @ communication snformiug the Board that the assessors ot the lst ward had returned the personal estate of this Company et 93009145 insteal of the sum of $1,933,288 93, a9 in the Yointon of the coud bave done. Lhe amount tw be avded to the tet ward book, on this account, is $1,224,159 08, whica he recommends to be done bs this Boars. The return made by the Company to the assessors of the capital patd in, ts $200,000, Real estate beld by them, ‘or W wo they were others ise tyxed, $466,716 47, leav- ne a balaves as above etated 19 om deficient on the tax hook; but they appended a stacement, and affidavit of its conectness was made by the President, that the value of their personal «state, able to toxario not the sun of $319,004 45, and on this the assessment wasim- propesly based—th sors refusing to correct the er* ror, notwithstanding the counsel tor the corporation had informes them ol the incorrciness. * ‘The motion to add the required emountto the assessed tax of the company and to the Firet Ward tooks, was car- ried by avoteot 14 to 3. Poying Clerks Salaries.—A report of paying John W. Ketchum, the Clerk 0 the Commzssioners of Common Schools in the 10th ward $00 for services rendered. Laid on the table. Rescinding a Resolution —The *upervisor of the 10th ward offered a resolution rescinding the tesolation May 6th, 1843, aboiishing the compensation allowed to the cellectors of taxes in the several wards. Referred to elect committee, to be composed of Supervisors Scoles, Purdy and Brady. Raising Reven ‘The Comptroller presented a series ©’ reselutions providing for rasing the contingent ex- penses of the present yeur. Sheriff Hart’s Accounts.-The Committee on County Of, Goes, to witch wasreterred the bill of the Sheriff of the city and county of New York, report ‘that on acareful revision of the Sheriff's biils referred to them, they have come to the conclusion to recommend that the bills be dited at $1627 59, and that this sum be paid to him from the tre«sury upon conditions that ne returns, under his oath of oftice,the warrants issned to him, alluded to in the communication of the Comptrelier to this Board, un- der date of May 16, 1943, together with his, the 8! doings in the premises, ond the moneys collected on warrants, and in casethe Shariff shail neglect or refuse to return the said Warrants, your committee recommend thet no money be paid him on the said bills, and thet the district attorney be directed totakethe pecessary steps to enforce a return of the eae ‘The committee iscomposed of Aldermen Waterman , Weodhuli and Vandervoort. ‘The amount of bills rendered by the Sheriff, against the Corporation. as acted upon by the committee, was $12,103 54. A portion of the charges were ob; to as veing against the State end not the county, end others were refused as Allegel charges. Laidon the table and ordered to be printed. Adjournment.—T he Board is adjourned to Friday next, the 29th instant, at 4 o'clock, P. M- ECARD GBNBRAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND’ NASSAU STS. Issupplied with every material necessary forthe prompt, neat, and economical execution of every description of BANGCK JOS PRANTANG. Pablic attention is requested to this establishment, in the as- sila, ‘satisfaction will pew. re pregs-work, and charges—to those who require f Terge or ‘small "work cheaply” and ‘expeditiously ron BATRE »} )USES, CONCERTS, MUSE! MS, THEATRES WURES, PUBLIC MEETINGS, 2 the Inrgest description of printing for this work are not ‘cqualbeu byany Pile in iis city, for, besides the large assortment of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL Y PR, ‘This establishment has the LARGEST PRESSES IN THE CITy. pains have been taken to prot every material that {} be of service, and therefore: is, will find it greatly to er form of Bill ean be farnshed at very short aia yw bills, y hour, night or day, be applying in he S$OLL'S GREAT BOAT mn be lott. at ‘ory to Joseph TO INC AARS—At this establishment jon of Boate th y h Uyhe Swit Sure of New F bier; the Komp ‘ months; ihe'yobhe Cannery the CW. chara, he Lora Rat gee for the United Star + ship Ohio; tre ree co ay, and a host f Noptuue'for Tampi 5 others equally great nis new branch of his business seus aud Sen lle Tin et che prices, only a | : seuile for exevu dressed by the pro ose, that Woo ea aw eee wave on bade Wisi bis truly worthy —_——$<$—$—<—<<——— pur sat 0 MANGANES é, in lets to * Senge & BROOKS, 61 Liber et. plaintiff—damages $500. alee y