The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1843, Page 3

by any of all the remedies er pi used, and feel it my duty to abet benefitted than encrapoen5 before fact public, that those afflicted in the same way ae rat themselves of its benefits. 1 would with rance of \he cure to any on ne CALE SHEPHARD, 183 21 Courtlandt street. vind MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, Oct. 3-6 P.M. ‘The stock market was very heavy to-day, and prices Generally gave way. Canton tell 4; Harlem 1}; Ken- tucky 4; Illinois $; Indiana 14; do sterling 3. At the New Board there were sales of United States The accumulation of money in Philadelphia is pro- essing rapidly. Some ot the banks receive daily about $60,000, and pay out $20,000, which proportion shows the manner in which the progress of business sottles old debts and creates new ones. New York funds o freely at par, which accumulate large balances to their account in this city. These balances cannot find employ: ment. Offers have been made to loan on stocks at 4 per cent, for six months. The steamer from England will probably arri Her news is looked for with some interest. powerful element in the oprations of the commerce is the state of the China trade. China has tor centuries been the reservoir of enormous sums of money, constant- ly drsined fre~a Europe. The throwing open ofher trade will have the important effect of turning back the cur- rent of cointo Europe. Already near $50,000 000 in spe- Gic has been received ia England, forthe ransom of Cant ton and indemnities. This is but the prelude of large sxpplies. These are important elements in the future va lue of money. ‘Tho following i Boston in 1842 and 1843 :— Revenve or tHe Port or Bostox Yean Enpina Ser- Fourth quarter 1811, z rst table of the revenne of the port of 735,351 34 Estimate For the first three-quarters of the present year, during which the actual receipts are given, there was a falling off in revenue of $219,219, or 17 per cent. With the fourth quarter of 1842 commenced the operation of the present tariff, which raised the average of duties from 56 per cent on dutiable imports, to 35,8 percent. Hence the dutiable imports at the port of Boston, for the two years: are as follows Dutiable imports at Boston - ‘Thisis the true picture of the decline of trade and commerce at all the ports of the Union, under the oppres- sive action of the present tariff, the cash features of which ere perhaps the most onerous burthen ever impor- ed upon any branch ofa nation’s busing law interposes directly to crush commerce forthe benefit The constitution of the United States guarantees to all equal protection and equal laws. Yeta is passed with the express object of favoring a class of manufacturers at the expense of the shipping and This is done not by the indirect action of revenue laws, but directly, by compelling them either to relinquish business altogether, or advance 35 per cent of their capital to the government, in the shape of revenue duties. The dilapidated condition of the government finances, compelling it to the issue of a species of paper money , not- withstanding the large loans which it has contracted this year, are a eufficient evidence that the commercial inte- rests are perishing. The importing capital of the Union is compelled, under the present law, to advance to the government $5,000,000 per annum, taken from the means of small importers, The result is, that the imports have not been made, and the government is without revenue. This state of things must continue until the present tariff is modified in the importent particular of cash duties, without warehousing privileges, and the government debt will rapidly increase, as it is now doing, or resort must be had to direct taxation. ‘The only resource of which the Federal Government isuow possessed for a revenue, is the customs duties. Under the present tariff, the average duty upon the gross imports is 20 per cent. If,therefore, the government ex- penditures are confined within the limit of $20,000,0v0 per annum, an import of $100,000,000 of goods is absc- lutely necessary to yicld that sum. This year the im- ports will be but $49,000,000. Now, if under the present tariff, foreign goods continueto be excluded, whence is the government to derive itsrevenue? This to which the farmers are to direct their attention. benefit the manufacturers, they consent to destroy the commerce of the country, and with it the revenues ef the government, they must alvye submit to direct taxation, to supply the wants of the goverument. For this year the wanis of the government are to be supplied by borrow- ing, in the shape of loans and new issues of paper money. This cannot, however, last. Thealternstive then pro- ape which cannot be “ dodged’’—a ta- riff solely with a view to revenue, or direct (aration. $20, 000,000 per annum must be raised by one means or the Hence, without any reference to sectional iate- a a high or low tariff, the questien at issue is really direct taxation or a customs revenue. The advocates for a protective tarift are really the champions for direct tax etion. The land revenues we have not eonsidered, be- cause for years to comethey will not be available. year they preduced but $1,000,000, and this year will yield still less, because under the distribution act a large quantity was divided between the States, which was se uthorities witha view to its produc- tiveness and locality. Theselands, thus selected by the , are to be sold for State acceunt, be ore the Federal Government can sell any more lands. For instance—under the distribution, Illinois got 210,000 acres of the choicest These lands she has advertised tosellon the Ist of April next for her State liabilities. Other States willdothe same. These sales will meet all the demand for land fer some time to come, so thatthe public lands as a resource to the Federal Government are aonihilated for some years at least. ‘There is no alternative even now, scarcely, but direct taxation. The ruin brought upon commerce during the list year has so far destroyed the revenues that the com: jug Congress must take some vigorous measures to restore Those who oppose a modification of the toriff, with a view to increase the revenue, must stand before the country as the advocates of direct Federal taxatione The lower House of Congress is of that cast of party whieh is in favor of equal laws end a purely revenue ta riff. The Senate are of epposite views. Hence the ques- tion will at the coming session probably be brought di rectly to an issue, viz: a reduction of the tariff to meet the wants of the Treasury, or the imposition of direct we apprehend, onthe eve of a Presidential election, will feel disposed to advocate the ter course. Hence there is some chance that com: merce may be relieved from the fetters which now bind The arm of the of manufactures. commercial interests. lected by the St land within her borders. taxes. Few politicia Gales at the Stock Exchange. 107s a ee Canton Co “9 Sow U. Y dene ‘62 5000 Ind bef Bonds 1000 Tad Bot Bonds 500 Kentucky 64, 30 ys 7000 Hlinois Bonds, ie 3 ? 175 Farmers’ Trust 83 Lafayette Bk, Cino 0 do 25 Stonington RR Second Board, be shins Helen R a io 50 Long Island R R Now York Public $5000 U § 6's, 62 1 0090 Ind Dol Bonds b15 3 1090 di Stock Exchange. 25 Harlem RR 0 do a 40 Long! alana RRe 150 vi 2 sn RR gitmttae ay oa =", ‘rade is rather red and there Trade is ‘active in this market, is an excellent business doing in a:1 other parts of the country. "‘Asuxs.—We hear of sales ef pots at $4 87} a 4 433, and pearls at $5 31}. This shows a slight decline. Pon ‘eapsturrs.—Holders ask more for Genesee flour,but no more fer other kinds. For Genesee $4 50 is now the point. Who ee it? Wheat ranges from 90 to 97 cents a bushel. rn 60 a 520. ‘The amountof Flourarrived during the last week of September at the Albany office was Flow: + 65.627 bbl Wheat. . seeeees + 6,863 bushels. This in Flour makes the enormous aggregate of 66,599 During the same week, the amount of flour and wheat arrived rf the ottice at West Troy, amounted to about 44, 000 barrels. Making an aggregate arriving at tide wa- ter of about 110,000 barrels. ‘The amount of merchandise cleared from Albany fur. ing tia sume time, amounted to 4.274 200 pounds. oTTon.—All appears er There are salea, ho vever, by the timid and shrewd. ulators are ‘awaiting fur: ther advices from Boginad by the steamer now due Higher prices demand more on the crop than on any other element in the trade. Pxovisions.—Prime Pork sells at $987}. Mess $1075 a 10 ‘7h.: Prime Beef $150. Mess $707.25. State Prison or % Cotton Crop Annexed is an extract of a letter received in this city, dated, Monck’s Corner, Sept. 27th, 184° intee cotton crops thrs year will be very short; we have just com- menced to pick. Last year at this time half the crops were housed. My short cotton crop ented a good pros pect some time since, but the recent rains have done it ir tees ble injury ; my provision crop cannot be sur- pass The New Orleans Bulletin rays that the amount of cot- ton shipped to that city, out of the Red River and its tri butaries, last season, could not re been less than 200,- 000 bales, which, valued at the low prices for which the last crop'was sold, would amount to about $5,000,000. ‘The Savanneh Republican of the 29th ult., cays :—One of our most intelligent merchants, who returned to the city on Wednesday, from the up country, informs us that in no event can the crop be more than two-thirds as lar, urge ason. He was formerly a planter, von had uot been deeiees. merely. trots in passing along the read, but that fi forthe has visited all the important cotton the State, and has been over most of ions, and he knows that the worm and Freights, In Charleston on the 30th ult., there was a vessel up for iver heey , but we have heard of no engagements. To New York brisk at 75.2 $1 for cotton. The same quota- tions are also well maintained to Boston. Married. On Monday evening the 2nd instant, by the Rev. Mr. Balch, of St. Bartholemew’s church, Samven Jackson to Miss Avering Westeavett, allof this city. On Monday evening, by his Honor the Mayor, Mr. Da- vip F. Barrr, of Mammareneck, N. ¥., to Miss Luonerta A. Ghd ied of the late Erasmus Lewis, of this city in this city, on the rd instant, by the Rev. Gregory Thurston Bedell, the Rov. Joun B. Ricnon dence, R. I.,to Miss Hawnint Evereav, elses of the late George Cooper, Eeq., of New York. daughter Died. On Tuesday morning, at seven o’clock, of consump” tion, James McLean, in the 35th year of e+ His friends and those of the fami'y are respectfully in- vited to uttend his funeral this afternoon at 4 o’clock, from his late residence, No. 453 Greenwich street. ooee! Port au Prince- Porto Rico + Porto Cabello, Point Petre, ( Pernambuc' Rio Janel woo SS8S8ous8.) Kingston, Ja. a ‘AMPiCO- +++ London - . Turke Island tee 4 Valparaiso + + Vera Cru; ~ ‘Passengers Arrived. iCURCOA—Brig Tama O'Shanter—J Z Howen, and © Frank: in, Newark—F L Ripley, D How ic Edward—H Prescott, H J Pickard. Passengers Sailed. Havre—Packet ship bi Nich ©. Maller, H Dorman- court, A Bechet, C Trolli 1, John Cauchoise, Miss pata e, Mr _ faster Bib J G Perrenaud, y ead tw 3 Deylard jr, Master pay and EN iladelp phi: a lady, two Misses Street, Mrs A laven; E. Le- Mrs M 8 William: fevre Norville, Parser Mts MG Meader Miss Meade, F Darru- thy, lady, three children and servant mM Bostox—Steam ship Caledonia, for Liverpool Addi- - Miss Rotch, Thos Ward, of New York; John B jonald Stewart, Liverpool: ‘MC Detorme. F A Whitwell, (uot Whitnale) of Boston: F Win W Wis nal: fen Philadelphi M Brave, Tarts: A Todd, does not go in this ship. well, Jos P Hagerty. Total inall 46, For Hal ‘Foreign Importations. Newcastie, Eng—Barque Hiram W Tyler—8 bales 1 bbl H M fohegelsa ha Brothers—13 pkgs Clark & MeGowan—9 Shain cables ar—98 c% soda ash G B Morewood—22 hi, oi eke black too ‘ls ‘Vene ian red (G Meyer & soa—200 tous coal da ash 18 to order. Tower—416 ceroons indigo. 104 bags 's A C Rossiere—75 ceroons indigo F Caranna + do A Melly Ronr au Prisce—Schr Ostrich—60 bags coffee 100 logs ma- ny 15 tous logwood & C Hossiere. ORT dE Parx—Sehr Mary Bright—820 bags coffee 15 tons logwood Skelding & Ferris, Cark Hayti.x—Schr Erie—1000 bags coffee 47,000 Ibs log wood AC Rogsiere, Oe) a eraccaBrig Tam O’Shanter—(Reported yesterday )—25 tons logwood 10 do Nicaragua wood 16 do Tatas do. 200 bales goat skins J Foulke & son—30 kegs tobacco ‘T'& H Messenger =H bal nr BE Branden. cnorted i RECIBO, PR—Bri — bis sar 1 mel lasses sit ‘aaa data: tig Peruvian teri q logwood Bouctand KPiebaade ns esterday 4000 atle Poi i “Au Dear coffee 10,000 bri Domestic Importations. Savaxnan—Ship Newark—33 cks rice Dunham & Dimon— U7 bales cotton Fepaeiee, Kilborn & Rogers—149 J H Talman 00d—2 7G —1 box Barclay & Livingston. © MaRtesTone Bie) ward—49 bbls rice Gray. « Crosby— 87 do 116 bales cotton De Peyster & Whitmarsh—10i do Law- rence & Trimble—15 J Morehead—64 Burnett & Johnson—161 Renard & co—2 Vietor & Duckwitz—50 bales yarn Wells & Spring—44 bbls J R Taylor—24 do Reed & Brothers—1 keg J C i e—1 bag feathers Dunham & Een sacoa—Brig Damascus—0) bales cotton 10 bbls grease Roberts & Wi 000 feet lumber Badger & Pec! ~ Salling Days of the Steam Ships, FROM LIVERPOOL, yi Packets to Arrive. PROM LIVERPO feat Bursk rf at s G.Washington, Barro States, Britton, Rochester, Britton, Fade PORTSMOUTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH. Quehsey Hebard, Wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10 ’k Hudson, Moore, sere Switzerland, Knight, "Oct. 20 Pauthea, Dennis, Sept. 20 | Victoria, Morxan, Nov. I ‘ FROM HAVRE. R HAVRE. Emerald, Howe, Ang. 4 Duchesge ¢ a ‘Orleans, Oct. 8 urguudy, Wotton, Sept. 11 Sully, Burrows, Oct, 16 Towa, Sept. 8 | lowa, Lines, Oct. 24 Ship Masters and Agents ‘We shali esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessel will give to Commodore Rowent Sitvey, of our News Fleet, _| Se the Shipping left at the Port arhence they sailed sels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, e-| any Foreign Newspapers or News d may ‘have, "Hs wilh them immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor dents, at home or abroad, will also confer a favor by ing to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they ean ) ~ Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully reeeiy PORT OF NEW York, OCTOBER ae 40 | Moon sxvs +597 | MiGH waTeR ee 216 son AON seri see bMS Cleared, Ships Rowhattan, Stone, New, Orleans, Johnson & Lowden: arte, derson Jr, Boston, Taylor & Merrill. —Brig Cas: pie (Anthony, Wilmington NC. Bret & Voss.—Schrs Geo, ‘ollok, aad Rewbern, lossom; Direct, Brigza, Baltimore, 8; A. B, Cooley, Camp, Philadelphia, Montano, Eldridge, Newburyport and hy st >a Arrived. Ship Newark, Shapter, 7 days from Savannah, with cotton, to Dunham & Dim Barque Hiram Wt yer, Tyler, 39 days from Newcastle, F with Eden, to Badger & Peci Big ger, Smith, Tdays from Port aa Platt with coffee, rise ; Dama, Chase, 19 days from Pensacola, with cottou, ig Edward, Bulkley. 8 days from Chaeleston with cotton to A, Brit B and ute to Dunham ae Ly pa rie, Matthews, 10 days from Cape Hy ayti with coffee, Sch: 12 days from Port au Prince, with coffee, cas fe Ci Coie ee 9days from Port de Paix, with Scht J. W. Sinith, Jays from 8 , wound i Boste ‘ie to ‘eta 4 ‘iceman with cotton, rerseverance, Weal i stent. SL. Mitchel ‘ ati ewbem, NC. with naval ir Commerce, Ural on, NC, atoyens to As Be Cooley Oar Vv minnton, NC. with naval Heh Rociosen, Wire, 10 ‘days from Baltimore, with mdse N. Brig . Schr A, Marshall, Johuson, © days from Richmond, with inidge, to Wolle & ¢ Schr North America, Sterlin totoes, to master. Schr American System, Nelson, from Folly Lan Potatoes, to master, tod m Folly Landing, with pos with aaa, F, Ashbury, Warren, from Cherrystone, with potatoes, ikea hincarora, Anderson, from Cape Charles, with pota- meh Mails f Hammond, 2days from Virginia, with wood, to oa Banner, Tarr, 4 days from Gloucester, with fish, to the One ship, one brig, unknown, Sailed. Bhi St. Nicolas, Pell, Havre; Hileng. Chak, bag Sy jen be Excel, Johnson, Savanual Sue leans, Smith, Riehmond. | find Swe Herald Marine Co Correspondence. Orrice or THR Rito} LANDER, Newronr, O 3. rr ext 30, Gen Marion, 5 vesig Waren § hester, Emon C hy Not do for Folly Fall iRiver for Phitadely f sid Ci ton, imore; Henry Win Wmapetes jewart, ickerson, Harwich i Bon ota Philadelphia; Met»mo- yet ity rence, Griffla, Philadel- jew or ids iy ps aaa fe for atc reenact hiag Gen Mi arb) i. Sal Marwieh fondo for dos Bern Ho for Philadel 2a, Prics Sweet, No Bedford: ‘hode Isang, flulle NYork Or Providacens General Record. Asvone.—Capt. Matthews, of the E Hay ports—Sept, 24 pe for Boston; erry, Boston fo ihe NY ork; from Cape ; “aw a topaail sche ashore on the east part of Mayaguana Heef, with foreyail and mainsail set, blow: Ing fresh and right on the reefs could not wuder them any: assist- hout endangering our vessel and her crew. s Astorr —We learn from Capt. Hawley, of the Sa- nah, at Savannah, in 8 days from New. York, that he saw ashore on Barnegat, a large ship which had not been Previously reported~—(doubtiess the Vesmasian, before mentioned.) He saw fon the beach. what he supposed fo be either pekages of mer- chanuise, oF persons, which, the distace rendered it impose to determine. We are also informed by Capt. Brown, of the New Jersey, alsoat Savauneh from New Yor har hear oe Friday moruing. a square rigged brig with a white streak paint- ed round her sides, go ashore about 25 miles north at Cape Hal teras, near New hulet, about break oCday. “A schr mq in all came ‘to anchor near the brig to render assistance, but before «had commenced siripning het sails. Capt. B. could net as- she was deeply laden and the name of the brig, but bound South. Sarr Bertpie 1x Maiwe.—Lannched, in, Thomaston last week, barque Elliot, of 270 tons—and_ sche’ John Frederick, 102 tons.’ On Monday, the ship Leonidas went off in grand style from Counce’s yar in Warren. She, is 09 tons burthen, and will be commanded by Capt, Oliver Jordan; she is said to bea noble vessel. On Saturday, at Eas aston, from the yard Of C88 Starrote, the sche John Kendall, 169 tous t9 be com: manded by Capt David Robinson, and owned by J White, | Kimball and others | At Camden: (Goose Ri a Mes? ve Genl Green, 250 tons burthen, to becommanded by Capt ne copper fastened LP Tae barthen about yard of Messrs GF SJ Pattew, in Bath. on is of a superior model, and is intended for ixhting trade, » or Bosron.—Arrivals during the month of bg Barques. Brigs. Re, sia Toml. Coastwise, Foreign, i a1 Hi ith % Sot Of the foreign arrivals, { bergue, U1 brigs and 95 schrs were British; t brig Sicilia I brig Swedish, Clearances during the same period: nips Pariaa ra Schrs. bas yt Tomy 4 Coastwise, Foreign, 4 g 16 OF ths foreign clearances, 13 brigs and 97 pete were Bridiais 1 brig Swedish. the latter via Alexandria, DC, ‘The Royal Mail steam ship Hibernia, cleared and sailed on ta i ed on the 3d and sailed on the 16th; ed on the 20th and cleared on the 30th. Spoken. Madrid, St Jago de Cuba for Philadelphia, out 14 days, 29th ult. Jat 33 26, lon 77—by the Newark, at this port. Mohawk, 18 days from Boston, bound ia to Pore au Prince, 20th ult, off the harbor—by the Ostri Cashier, Cape Havtien for Boston, Bith ule: dat 32 25, lou 7— by the Erie, at this py & Pes Boston # for Port au Prince, Sept 15, lat 26. 45 N, 40. Beaver, Edmonds, Motanses for Hamburg, no date, lat 32 20— by the Robt Mills. at Brist Commerce, of Boston, 7 yee Jat 34 10, lon 75 30, Forelgn Ports, Marangas, Rent 17—In port, Chief,Cressy for Boston, soon; Augusta, Leach, do, 3 days; Token, Loveland, do, 4; Geo! ana, Prench, for Neavitasy next days Convert, Skotield: Phils. delphia 5; Jas Kempton, Halifax, 4, Shi Beaver, Edinonds, Bgabare. Ah ept 15—Ia port, Lisbon, Nichols, for Bos ai Pont au ParXer, Bepego—In port Kendall, for Bos- ton, une; Fairfield, for NYork, 12 days; Austin, Perkins, of Plymouth, for Boston, 6; Rochambeaa, Griffith, of Baltimore, une. - Pony av PLart, Sept 21—Jn port, Energy, Smith, for New k, 7 da Sept 22. jd 22d, Cashier, Ger Curacoa, Sept 15—In'port, only American vessel Lacuna, Aug 29—Outside the Bar, Prudent, Eager, ldg for Europe, only American vessel. Home Ports. Acutias, Sept 23—Arr Example, NYork. PORT, Sept 26~ Sid Nidus, Stover, NYork. yCianpinen, Me. Sepe 25—Arr Nimrod, Smith, St Martins, i Bancor, Sept 20—Arr St Helena, Harlow, Baltimore. PontLaNn, Sept %—Cld Col. Tayloe, Wells, Porto Rico; Henrietta, Richardson, Cuba. Arr Cull, New York for Hallo: well, Cld29th, ‘Tasso, Moore, (from Havana) Boston. Sate, Sept 29—Cld Cardinal, Dimon, N York. Boston, Oct 2—Arr Vernon, Robbins, Hamburg; Only Son, Hately Eddington. Clapp, and Aud, Kelly, Philadelphia; Cot met, Ireland, Washington, NC;_ Regulator, Sawyer, Rondouts Lexington, ‘Crowel i flort, Spear, aud Statesman, Wass, h coal, is ashore on the Spit—has a lighter alongside discharging cargo. Below at anchor in Nantasket Roads, America, and Grandee. Signal for 3 brigs. Cld Edmund Perkins, Ingersoll, NOrlean tune, Steams, StThomas; Albany, Bacon, Albany Arey, not Conper, goes master of the Red Rove day for Aux Cayes, Arr Ist. Ariosto, Fat Bartlett, Hamburg: ¢ sissivpi, Fozz, Bonai Wilson Cobasse ot, dor ore; Arcot, F: n, Ho} Thames, Atki Gray;’ Wm H Turner, Rogers Heviegenmstaene iiemnace onilettpats ‘Turks Island; Pontiac, Soule, | Nanseins Small, Richmond; Teabetl B Fredericks! Hall: New York. “Are Sept a0, Teobt Watn, Cayior, Haskell, Philadelphia; Despatch, York. New B Sli Tiger, Nye, All Provipen pt 30— Ary Reaper, Kent, Nansemond; Silke Smith, Albany. Came ap, Zenobia, from Uronstadt, mdi a ie: tamoni, hil a: Red kinins oa 4 night, only PAmerionn vessel a port, Rocket, only American and Li Bostor Hellespor mn, 10 days, Gan rg; Cambridge, ars,and Richd FoRD, Oct 1 ny. Shier Mates les, gud Ports? : x. Terreli, Rondout; Example, Hildveil North River, NV Editor, Dayton, and d J Lanpt Kenny, New ¥ York; Shave, Dyer, Orient, LI. ' Sid Spy, La any’ Bristor, Sept 2—Arr Portsmouth, Allen, Albany; Excel, Daamaing | NY ork Sid Cynthia Ann,’Seranton, do.” Arr 30th, Robe Mills, Lawless, Matanzas; Three Brothers, Wardwell, Aiba New Laven, Oct 1—. Frisbie, Sid 8 Thoma Jones, Prtiapeurnra, Oct 3—Arr Jane Ross, Merrill, NOsteans; Fimerald, Hodgdoh, Boston; Ai jouthworth, Middleton, Ce'Cld Avna Reynolds, Taylor, and Lod}, Sproul, Boston’: Merchant, Carlisle, Beverly, Masai Susan ‘Taylor, Grinnell, Medford, Mass; Oregon, Corson, Brooklyn; Jonn Waiawright, Lynmure, and Michigan, Allen, NYork. Arr in the Schuylkill, Martha Washington, Patterson, St Thomas; Moraing Star, Hudson; Dulcimer, Cavalier, and Jane, Higby, NYork; Ann Elizabeth, Smith, Dighton Avexanpnra, DC, Sept 30—Cld Cowper, Huffiagton, Am sterdam, Std 25th ck, Matthews, Bermuda. Wienine: TON, Sept Arr Orchilla, Harding, and Robert Treat, Treat, Guadaloupe; Alford, Mason, N York: 26th, Ada- tant, Purrington, Pr Petre, Gua. “Cid. 2lat, Republic,’ Lin- 3 vrell, NBedt Arr Meteor, Stevens, Essex; President, did, Brown, Cherrytield; Frankl y; Cynthia Ann, Scrintou, and New York, w Fav 4 way Brothers Richardacn, NYorks Watkinson, Boston. Cd 2th, Anacond ford, NYork, Sept23—Arr Elizabeth, Bradley, W Indies. cud ‘Suances Valmet oos AnLesTOw, Sept 30—Are Birmingham, Robertson, Liver- ei Tybee. 3 MeCormick, aud Dimon, Robinson, New Yor “ld Dank Webster, Parker, West Indies: . Prescott, and FA Brown, Westbrook, Havana. "In port, Catharine, Berry, for New York, ready; Anson, Barkan, and, yPouthport, Grift fith, for do, ldg’ Myers, do, wt shall, do, disgy € Paton, for da,’ Id Halsey, waiting nt, Taylor, ‘and ‘Thomas B ‘Wanbersie, fmm Antwerp, da: sg Barrington, arto. tora a) Sir H Parnell, (Br) Moir, waiting} ise, (Fr) iri Boverow cine Fi delphia, ready; Gaz ldg; Huntress, Baker, do line, Gilkey lox ervautes, Tufts, do do3 . (Br) Hudson, Nassau, do; ‘Prosy, fm Frank- fort, Me. waiting: Orray Talt, Lovett, Ge Pepvidauen, ready; Moon, finyes, for NYork, ig) George, Hull. do, wes, “Paul T jones. {relan Phindelphin dg; Lancet, Hoifses, fin New Or- jeanor, Hobbs, Baltimore, do; Electro, Packwd, PF ak gg Poors Inene Mead, Thorp, New York. Cld pes pane is, Sept 4—Arr Orozimbo, Marcy, Liverpool; rd, Webster, Lyle Frederick, Bel ne T: h And CIN Greene Ioteo nea Sree nacre Turkey Antoinette, | Shakspeare, Tampico; Constancia, Ortega, Li xuna, TE SY TT TE IT, STOVES, FOR STORES STEAMBOAT CORKSHOPS, ke HE PATENT’ RING, OR SEC TION AL ( vanred coven] dy. oat powerfal Sor 1836, with ober the persons have had them casionally anew ender stove requires cases two oF more. Ring is the best stove have ever seen.” Prices. reduces new pattern this season, of the most wre order—suitable for fancy stores, public honses, &e. L. MOTT, 264 Water street, whore hoe Slip, and 15 Bower; ard of forty dollars will be psid for he recovery pand nine silver medals, stolen bec the night of lwistee P. S.—A of the silver i the 19th alt. NO ORTY, YEARS EXPERIFNG Twenty De an Joseph Biv: Chath» with ev perfectl terms. in extensive Hospitals, ht Years before the New York public!— # has vemoved his Dispensary to No. i00 street, rear Peurl, where the unfortunate and sfflicted, disease, will be speedily and xc) on the most. tease e wleers and eruptions. Hl are mild, speedy an J, All cases are gtarant Roan to hoa the seal cfd Docsor No 42 Ghaham street. Attendance daily until 10 o’eloe! od 1t*r rceesretnennielaciilelatiia is R LE SHOOTING GRATIS.—A sp'endid En ih gold skeleton lever wateh, worth $80, to be fired. for at the Turtle Bay Houge, on Friday next, the 7th October instant, free of charge. ‘The watch to become the property of any person wine ning thre s successive days. Those wishing to fire must enter t mes at the bar on or before Wednesday, or they will not iyaentitled to fre—where the watch can be seeu, and the f particulars known, Distance 200 yards ‘e' DORR & ALL EN AVE, received b: js of packets and steamers, se- vernal new articles in addit m to their former assortment of DRY GOODS, Desirous of closing off their present stock, they offer ot goods at the lowest market prices,and invite the attentio purchasers at No. 128 Pearl street aT wise Sy WHO I3 MY FRIEND? L= HIM THAT. [8 jnst_ show it, by callin mn and makin, rehase of the following kinds of goods, wholesale ant ilk Shirts and Drawers Merino Shirts and Drawers Lambs’ Wool Shirts and Drawers Cotton Shirts and Drawers: Some of a Ba lars Iso, Suspenders, Stocks, Linen Collars, coome, Shoulder Braces, [ding Belts, Money. Belts, SI Belts wt \ixariety of ap jc for Fentetnen ontfting "for the approse {e pemon: La and rs he goods will freely towne Ae W2 Gieodistre TRA PEREGO, 74 Maiden lane, 1 xood eom| med to dof fine sewing—one oti bee fore asa dressing maid would none were to apply realize the expec on ons Of the advertiser. Al woman, mre. €-n cook, wash and iron—oae that ean do Heferences will be required. The family is i P. A. at the efficeof this paper, and al ‘where the lady ni “see and have FOU NTAING. Uy are Person to erect a Fy fwenty miles from intain and make a small net We we York Office, New Rochelle, ‘Westehes- Lost, or stolen from the gubseriber, om Dai ae a ae watch, made by. ‘hom . The above reward will be pai ALEX’R. M'LACHLAN, 103 Greenwich Lane. '—For Single Geutleman.—Two frout par- the second and third story, vate family, No, 106 20 Liverpool. for the recovery of said ' ae and i table Leonard stort afew ¢ cr enn Broad TM" NTS, with board, may A few donble and on Rpts at 411 Hous: spacious and in good order ay also be obtained by applying as above DAY BOARDING. ENTLEMEN taking their meals down Sowm, desirous of gupplid iy the tage, referable both as regards comfort and at ic eating house.) by applying at 204 Fi = or three gentler can be accommodated with full. board. PHILADELPHIA ber is vow fully: prevared to make arrangements families for board during the wi this establishment rem: MAR hereinfore, $1 90 per d ‘The Terrpian 1 ixtures.—This well Restourant will be disposed of immediatel a health requires his retireme.t from the business. ire on the premises THAT BOat RACE ONOE AGAIN 7, seetes ely that we shall never settle the matters pertai ween Stephen Robers and myself, In da statement whi s—" The proprie no jo hevarably, ant i aiey the promised. to the particular uni a given me the tw winning boit.”” ne, of Amanias oan wired me, in presence of s dollars,” nor did th y 1 Jenuinigs, one of the judges who decided nga the result of one contest. which are the causes of his decision, This is an exaggeration cf fats but not one cent of hi mentiored to Robert and they avowed themselves no objections whatever to his acting in the capacit notlir shest save that my own monry Was stake his friends previous eerrenran ‘Again, he (Rober come in contact with ‘My boat did 60 sequence, was puc back seve ertions [eas but reply: he ‘eho. wi without any co! in senmes with his one Baleathy will, facture a thousand. Hitherto rfectly satisfied to abid have remained dormant, je by the decision of my judyes d that it must be rower sh T was confi ent the wale that [ was the wie. dd unless he possesses the henley of not capable of justly Tt’ definition of the word “honorable” must he like He wishes me to act honor: Mare Antouey"s, a peculiar one transactions: ig eued us, and Lwil tell nim h the judye fromany ‘iis sive me another 1 in such a way that tn any reasonable way, a1 t mak tras SID) aa SORLON. Inst tr a beat him priming must chine your cards and taeth 's free! in an economical way, call on FULGHER & ay eet, near Pearl, where you the first style, at the eat cash prices, and uo it vane printed at one hour's notice if required. ICINES.—Dr. Church’s Cough Drops, ja cure for coughs colds, agthme, ughtness chest, catarrrh and spitting of bl ALUABLE ME. epee of Mus- ism, ‘d—The tnexampled | the breed has cansed it to be eagerly sour for by thousands va ae under the tortures of rheumatic affec- swollen limbs are also cured in a ” bottles at 5) cents each A Clear Complex esteemed cosmet ches fan. freckles, ringworm, and all other eutan ¢ of the’ Lotion for'a short time will establish a . 73 cents per bottle. is loaths: me disease cured with a single application of Church’s Scotch Ointment. ‘The above valuable remedies pt may. be etable Lotion, a high “that. effectually 2, ind at hs DISPENSARY, of Spring srreet. LIVERWORT—Pre- ss Bowery, corn TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF pired at 373 Bowery—ls the most successful remedy known for cousunption and diseases of the I ea eared when almo ways find in its use New York but has experient own and every where recom TA s. Immense nninbers onthe verge of 0 Scarcely a family in ch is its aston asthe rich man’s best we sav, do not allow yourselves to be ae that any other of the numerous medicin the reputation of this artic eens, candies, Ke, & depend upon it the result’ will be, that you wi resort to this remedy in the end; therefore, we say again, suffer you selves to be deterred from tain cases, when used in season, itis a sure reme jon, liver complaint, bronchetas, asthma, whooping (sachas balms, bal nswer Your purpose 'y for coughs, colds, prepared only at the o1 of anna office, 375 ioe sale, wholesale ani Al ist, 1) Maiden lane; 139 Fulton st, Brooklyn. BILL[ARDS AND BOWLING SALOON. ‘HE Tremont Billiard and Bowling Saloon, Ni y Broadway, and 71 Division pret, wear Marl four Billiard Tables and three ity, & thorough repairs The bowling alley: heretofore had some of the | argest games igh. ina agile 3 and 171, 188 and 191 y ate. nhertorassioa-wilte ivr players will attempt. to beat the largest. game iard tables are now in operation, on which only. half price will be charged during the day time. ‘The proprietor is thankfut for the past favors of his numer- to see them all again on the re- is and strangers will find he the above acts, a as it is intend- two of the best ous patrons, and will be ple healthfal exercise. Jace toa good man for dl oth r refreshments. Apply as above. bi for bowitug he above establishment pO THE LOOKE en unto me, and | He Sk “ONDA ADV for what is not rend) your minds eat that which is good, your souls ‘hall we delighied-—39 Isiah. 2. Be no longer wore ed b He ye were to look for is come, and in che de éhath beea many daxs known tie wine and milk of his word are without Ye who have to spare ‘the words therefrom, until all p price—each Sat give to editors to publ the world are penetrated by the Werd of Ge Oct. 7.—Cry of the Angel to the Unitarians; M.—I rt lasting Gospel; 21.—To thein in slave patrons down to TION.—T¢ ok Stand which forme od ow removed i oi the Bi Branch Post Oifice, ice, where the su npon them as usu Ty on hand all the new a Hohe all new Books, Periodicals, York, Boston, and Phifadelp as tip cri He will always ndeavon plications of eda mlso a. -,BAll orders for Books, Binding, sy Promptly exe- iors, 231 ust received, the following ber’, Xee fe. with'a great variety af tite and figured Men Vestings, eompristn up to order, atjour usual moderate prices for 2 MOVAL.—Indwa Rubber Shoos and ‘Over Shoes.—Just re- ceived fiom our factory, for fall trade, a) Jia Kubter Shae, consti nts elastic apper aera Teves dete ap. ” for and ribbon e Seepprment of mine the rock at ournew store, oi *, ‘Maiden Lane ORACE TH. DAY, Svecessor to Roxhary . 25 Mai HING STORES MAIDEN LANE AnD M9 BROADWAY. & I. COX have just received an excellent assortment of they offer at very low prices les, Nantel LS Jap=nnery, 50, T Plated Candlesticks, Branches, en Kertlen, Tes Sets, and every d Birmingnam manufac. Hall Lanteros, above named places. They ‘mill also forward Goods a ers, Cake Baskets, U: ticle of Plared Ware, of celebrated Britannia We f wt Ware—Dixoi jon rena | Sil ve Sette—a splendid assortment of Shel Centra} Railroad Company of Geor Fe Pca! bene their own lock, and with & Messenger ‘Miver Spoons, Forks, Tea Setts &e., ke, iu great variety constantly on hand, Straaeers will find it to, nig interest to call and Uery their | valuable articles that may be entrusted to “heir care. HORN’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA. PAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA. S a few advantages not enjoyed by, ‘an: the cure of all sexual “nlightened public, render i ideratum long sought for im the medical pas ment or change of ste, it is entirely tasteless sensation to the patient. iseases + and wl va ‘to their charge. In its approved Toa nd cases Ho Unpleasant AUCTION SALES. | __ AMUSEMENTS. PUNE ELI, Avenioneer. i NIRLO'S GARDES, TA street.) - ITALIAN OPERA 2 pt pri ” WEDNESDAY, Pd py a AT as 2 Some rr bring out the new ayers of Gemma di Vergy. “ LAST NIGHT BN) ON? OF THE OP See w York of igor CAL ber 4 the performance wil come menee with the " sale rooms an male 61 all descriptions, eom; y otal vinwese ‘article in the house kee; line ‘A the stock of 8 cabinet Maalcate of a family civing up keri wo icon a Iveue invoice of earpeting, rags, &c,, from an import Overtare to ee Introduction to G Iso, a fine lot of groceries, choice wines and liquors, the yes Wabace’ of hotel furaiture, a first rate grocer’s wagon, an invoice “ae erate oO wie by oo le ‘Also. a splendid invoice of Brussels, Venetian and Ingrain ue by Doniaett carpetings, and splendid oil elott Gemma +++..." wrag Also, 1 Sofas, by onder of the Sheriff. Idide Greville. = iiruo 9 RIDA Count di Veruy Pe de Cal ‘As 103g o'clock es the olen Guido iguor Wea fod Large Sale of Dry Gioods, Clothuag. splendid Watches, Jew- " nek eli pipenet wala. ‘oudon cloths, eassimeres, vestings, blankets, hosiery, shirts Half an hour’s iptermissi mtecpeiteie te tre Where Ice Creams, Fruit ices, cest kind, andin great promenade and fresh ety, will ve food oO ‘At 10%£0'clock in the sales room. [CP In future the Pertormances will commence at 7 o’eleck ve sale of Enegant Warniture of all descr precisel Also, at sesame tine ‘ the "3 at farnitare ke ited. © strict (bape | will be ia attendance, hy reat care ta- to ‘hurope, and removed from Brow! en to prevent t! admission of im] Hine giana Gren palesitan loskiog sisears atten, alses Achets Fifty Cents. May be had st the Carden during ry kitchen: plated ti thi seine ams ste yooNe . Lenk imited number of Sensox Tickets will be das AVETION Novi y Sele of Gold | OT = No postponement at this establis ment on recoantot the and Silver Watchessew ONY & Co. | weather ax the Grand Entrance from will sell this day, at i0 0 elo 0. 91 Maiden Lane, to | is protect i the now alace, wine t ih Ron close a concern, 150 elegant € ia nd Shiver Watches, of ‘the Son eek cline same te ‘opened at a mothent’s uotes Piensa seas sh gag ARK THKATRE. Also Jowaier, vist sterling silver guard choins; rich hair THIS EV! ENING, Ret drt be performed ft i bi hes, finger rings, bi lets, pins, dimond Pins, Droaches, “finger rings, bracelets an Sprlgeatint Also, lasses, peal and Le mer ye quizing glass, Josephine + fe i -” ‘ Mrs. Sloman x rf Oxes, Panama segar ; ssi ‘rie gold and. damon . i hie Miss Julia Tumbull, ++ <2 ant Y scsee soeKe Gailiienna 10, J four column clocks. if Tasinnetnaee of ttm HUMPING' LEGACY, Mr. Chippendale HOCK BL Auctioneer, ‘Gall ry 25 cen UCTION NO PICK oRewieuiennd Pieces of Ol Cloth Surtain will rive precisely at half BO Adcoon eTROWBIIDGE & CO. will sell this. da Det. 4, at the Sales room, 301 Broadway, at 103 o'clock, order of the Assiguees. the’ balance of the sock of Oil Cloths, now iu the hands of the Assignees, without reserve, to close a concer, aud will be sold iu single pieces, of ell lengths and augntiies. Also, a general assortment of new and fashionable city made furniture, com rising a gearral assortment. Also, s'lot of second hand furuiture—housekeeping utensils. of item A CARTER, Anctioneer. mane Repel t HIER, ik UeTION NOTICE HCahince Furvitare. at Auction. — nd OOBr * RK & CO, will offer at auction, hy catalogue. on Cathleen Wednesday, ith October” at: 10 ovclock: at 316. Bron most extensive and surerior stock of Tishionable tumitu'e, made in the late t Paris svyle, full, haif and three-quarter French chairs, ottomans, divans with and without bvek French bedsteads of 1 marble top w Stranger: ++ Ss, broskfast, t a, card " Sua atearen Berdoas swan neck roc TTCHELL'S OLY m ers, bookcases, secretaries, piano stools with backs THIS EVENING, Oct 1, 19 Medley Overture Mr. Jamison PIC THEATRE. ‘The performance will com is sve is well worthy the attention of families, as the arti- My tt & | cles ave ail been made inthis city by a number of the best Kooi Meee eras he catalogues are ready and the goods can be examined. After which o23"r FRIF OTS. . Simivel s+ rs er¥) see Mr, Niekinsoa (ZREAT SALE atthe Apolio Saloon, ou Thursday evening hes hich: Sth Oc ober, and “consisting in part of REVOLT of TH YOOR HOUSE. dd | ware} bronze and Moll Chubb : + Mr, Mitchell 5 ume; Tazze Dancing Girts of do 's of Canova; Crouchi of Pampitont, Se tea set DEAF ASA Old, Walton, Mr bhi | Trig Dress Circle, 50 cents-—U} Bee Boxes, —Private Boxes, $5—Orchentra Boxes, 81, {C™ Doors open at 64¢—Cortaim rise at half-past 7. sy st Mr oticna aud plan wh aur fievativer esea wikir etrotac ‘supper sere | eo oome OR vices; Grecian and American cup and sauces; china; Btru + CIRC) ean, Meicis aud Kocugtea vases, cc); solar lamps: cue BOWERY Sere ATL abris; girandolas; get Waiters; cake baskets; candlesticks; Bores 25 conte Pit 124 cone branches; clocks, Clown, John Gossin. Ring M Me ar, Ne xon, Equestrian s0; valuable paintings, original, of Lucretia Ro: gicne pictures, by Leouaids di Lodi; “Madona, cf Raphael, | BENEFIT OF THY OTHER OR OHN P. AYMAR, 6, Bec. . GRAD nor Viti Viti, will be happy to see his friends of Now | THIS EVENING, Octob r ath, the irksome chased as well ns those from the south and west, ‘The rooms be open ov Wednesday previous to the sale, and brilliautly ted on Weduesd: i Chaties “ee ROH LUDLOW & CO. Ancts Mrs Gossin in-s Splendid Bawest ¥ 829 It thw 2d 3d tth & Sth Oct, es Master Washington 8 the Young C ryatteia ti in Pras eee —— M». Morgan will displsy his Power of Balsnce. mic Soug by Mr Bo les Horsemansh The following new Ne by, the Ethiopian Minstrola:— Ole Aunt ies dnc G Booth, and Chorus : dy Sim from de Cerolines,” Jenking and agcompantmant Walk along John,” So ¢ ane Chores ag the Be je Tare River,” Edwards, an Extravagansa Dances by E ‘iar * a Master George. ‘n be followed BIEL Y BUTTON Season Tickets for sale at the hox office, ioe $5. loors open at 7, overture to comme juarter past 7,_Performance to commence at half past 7 precivel oor THURSDAY, Oct. 5, at 3.0" "clock Tr. Me ae $300—T wo Mile heats, It Wy psdvait enters b g Datehmnt, at enters grm Lady Suffolk. deo, Spicer enters b & Americus. N. B—The followivg. piece be P given, to commence on | The ecceniviy delingater of dif day, Met %, at 2 o’clos P. wi! Menead gi00ties for sli trotting horves—Two Mile Heata in | DEMI-S™ harness. ANO FAIR. 2 Purse $75—two mile heats in harness—free for all horses never i ee BParee $75 der the saddle—free for all h Al er aki i a Pure $75—two mile heats under the saddle—fiee for all horses s0, enaaged ‘ ae won a purse over ORN WITH HOtr TPasne €50-rmife hea'sbeat three i five—in wagous—fre for ores never wou a puta * “Pure $o0—unile. heats—hest three im five—under the saddle~ | USK: OR WIS F free for horses j toes. load and discharge a pi ander the saddle~ | cello, and perform many w must be seen be believed » be made 9 Tharsday evening | Mr WM i remit Canteation ™E | bits, the moet axtecnding mata of Claante Smit’, a Fae How, Caer world " Hie edurated DAG FILLY beats afi 'creat ADAIR. the’ ponutar alist. CELESTE, the denewers HARPS. ce RMALD the & ontert sone of th world, C17 “CInT . E & CO. Manuhreturers of the Improved D, of twelve. masicinns. Fane IF. Fie Bie Accloe Tester Havel: Letters Patent, | Baloon Ascenstons, Grand C perta, an ont RTORE: Kondoneatablisied 1410, (rans yearg with ard) Now 30 | ies The PERPETUAL FAIR is open’ *rithout exer Bat ante aiftrs Aor sale ats Dvouiways: the fuest col- | “HOUR CHANGED.—The day performances Warneaday lection of these begutiful instruments in the Uuited States, His | and Saturday afternoons, at three lock, and every evenit arrangements are sh as to enable him to transact bu quarter hefore® o'clock. Day ‘visitors admitted same baat opledy pl oon eatin 9s peepee “GEN TOM. THUMB, weighing only fifteen pownds i expected jon to the whole 25 cente—children under tea Years exhibit ma: y wond?rful feats, displaying the Astoa- whi: ist nature has eadowed ‘him in the PAND TORS Hew ll write with bis . ply the secordion and vralur erful feats with his toes, which more to make a F. Browne would observe these Sarps are constructed on the'most approved. principles, ‘with all” the moder Improve- ments, are unequalled in brilllancy ess of touch, and perfectness of mechamsm. taken to fit them for the extremes of climate in thi in which res- PEALE’S NEW YORK ae t they will be found far superior to any of European manu- AND PICTURE GALLER Ricture imported in the usual way. Be hinge empomie the City Tint hese Harps are y the elite of musical taste and DINARY PH NOMENON. professional talent in Europe; among the | i posi ee CASPER FAUSER. Half Man Half Monkey, possessed of power of ah. yet walk: mn all-for olrcited. | the power Skin het omie he net. Tenor Singer, and tion N. ¢, Bochsa, who invariably selects ff rent. Phe attetton of professors iu this comatry Lists of prices and deseriptions may be forwarded by Remirmg carefully attended to; Harps taken in Frchange, nr Pave ate Semubery Minatela will introduce g tw == s21im®r "| ‘Adair, the charming songstress. La, Petit fa Carico, the gras. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Tal dnisense. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RAI OAD LINE | Sslemioon enertuinment re Fipom. to cocunen ae ot annie ance 1244 cents. NATIONAL PAINTIN HE EMBARKATION O© THE PILGHIM FATHERS from Delft-Haven, painted by Robert W. Weir. for the tuade oF the tnpivalar Washintcon, voll be Gpee fet estat 1a Newarx, Nawanunnvice Puixceton, Trenton, | 4 A Bokventown Axo Bunuincton. HROUGH IN SIX : Gevober 3 fea sr ie ony. ai the National Academy 3 fom the foot of Courtland sign, Broadway commer ras Mom Tare rk ay am Bow ine Brae vy | anbrimittanee #9 cents" Beason 7 bets 04 cents. Cotalogues ce cents | eager (inl cm algae FY Gpen from 9 A.M. to oF. 19) 2wee ‘The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden (opposite to | rag pH Lt Philadelphia) without change of SNTIFIC BILLIARD SVERS PLAVING ANDREW, (che has beaten the best Play Passengers will procure their tickets at the office foot of BB: x tan commons steamboat, will ‘bein | fv "hi cou: Ny MLR oul) rll play every any ae ore rmrie adhe 2 theatre. from A M.to lt P.M. ‘He will show a nnml if h seven et afieae an bri er ped from eity to city. | very difficult sirok-s: will cause his ball. to tove Sear in whieh are laente cad treasiag a pate 1y for | ions and caron; and many others as no: ‘The room vs nine the I i. yen es, the best and largest in Teturning, the mes eave Philadelphia from the foot of, Wal- on OF Bins: Coote wne aut eteet, By steamboat to Bordentown at 7,9 clock, and by railroad from Camden, at 5 o’olock, No betta he tines for Baltimore toate Philadelphin ne Zig A, M., and contimnation of the lines from ork: BOAT RAGE will come off at the ELVSIAN FIELDS HOBOKEN. on Monday, Oct. 9th, 1813. ‘This race wil for all seull boats wet exceeding 23 feet in length, ‘A purse of fiftydollars will be givem, and all the entrance money to go to the distance tn row will be three miles sud be rowed in oat ast fd to the purse; after whieh all the nl und he take oat, an PATERSON RAILROAD. second best boat repeat. thet is, the race win two heats to be b ONL the first boat in Will beentitied Co all the entrance, money From Paterson ‘to Jerey boat ia will beentitied to all the entranes mower. On and after Monday, Oct. 2d, 1843, Pate will leave hoats wishing. to enter for the shore reese 3 please £0 Pargnson Durot. ; ‘Leave New Youn. | 22 iinwed to enter alter that _— eee “i uy” 1 2 03 at*ec Sie ON SUNDAYS. % MADAME SUTT N le A 5? Leave Pareason Duror, Laave Naw Your. PROFESSO He, OF SINGIN o., 4 6 4 ‘8 Broadway. 15 Smee ‘Transportation ears leave daily ( Sunda} acre. ) —s [TALIAN MUSI MANNING, ical setae ‘years resi= gers are advised to be at the Ferry, foot o! andt street, a dent in Neples,) pup 4 of Preni and Cr scentini. gives in. few minutes before the stited hour of de arture. iyt96m structions on te tg o suit the times, on Italian 'rench, and in the most fashionable style of piano FOR BUFFALO AND ALL FARTS OF THY WEST ten ‘.. Lae FICE TO “a eraissicn to refer to the following : entlemens= wright. D.D.; Messrs V owlead & Aspinwale J, + De Dy Med. Te Brighim; FL. Hawke, D. Day ri resides at 23036 Hudson street, near Spring at. Hochester, ace Oswi 23 in saab Dt an5 30 MUsIC. “BY the tase Hine go Bri a found, ‘$800. OSEPH KAMMERER, profesor of ronsic, rerpeetfally ‘or passage ounces t tr t ic in ge era ¥ “Rr RAY, ine removed from #9 Crosby ¢ 198 Laurens street, here all ang Sin m 99 Barelay street, New York. | orders for hig Cotillion Band, to wast on p-rties, ete’, in oF ot = | oFtown, will be thankfully revived ed promptly Sa wo. CHARLESTON, Sav Ady! Seats for J. K will also be received at VILLE. MAC * wii) F peanternl “5 D Ee, SCHOOL, PACKAGE EXPRESS RoW, RY. Meats. M1. 8 BALL & CO. will receive Specie, Bux Sowa, | MPR. D. ee yy his School is open tor Bundles, § jes, Packages and Cases of Goods, and forward the reception of pupils, ‘Snndaye excepted them by’ thelr Express to and from Charleston, Savannah. Mil. or Ladies, from 9 A. M. to 3 lM. ledgeville, Macc . and all the way stations on ihe Central }"CGentiemen trom 710.9 A. Stand 3 to7 P.M. rou. A Also, by the steamboat St. Matthews, Captain Mes ay, Hh, ly trained and quiet horses for the road or Pardo, telet on her reqular trips to and from Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary's, | Worta ns and particulars apply as above *r see Nie: ied oe = tte to the hs aetie “MILL PO: NI V2TERS wil particular attention to the purchase MILL POND O ERS of Goods, collecting and si Drifts, Notes and Bu ELEC ok the “PORTY-FIVE KINDS OF OYSTERS !* of she F.scion from the fand of wooden nutm there are forty-hve different kinds of oysears. ow. 1ny_ gentleman ean be convineed by ew demonstrat re are Just fourty-four Ki ay YT worth the x Wisite to give “Sem a passal Wor, Hall reasonable dispatch | Git! the seasonim VOSRN SS Silt ona Oyater Depot, if tehall street, near South Ferry. & Co, having made pe a ed . Tefectories, Se, aud farnilies, supplied on application ways in charge, ofter | 8b meena riot advantages for the prompt and safe conveyance ‘of all M ASS AC HUSETTS BAY Merchants, Mlanters, and others, desirous of receiving their | ()XSTER Fulton street, oppea NAPOL oN OURTIN: tak: Nido Prompt dispatch, will find it advantageous to direct thoes pemoge. who have Bereash ton | tronage, and thoxe who are wil transaction of any and all Is of business. ; 0 chandize to any part of the United States, which may be y intend to put on teams to run regul acon to Columbus, onder their own charge ‘of merchandize, w Admitted. to continue the same Mfce at Savanna, 153 Bay streets Macon, Wal Ai Charleston, §. | that the Massachusetts Bay Oysters have recovered w wi Tien 03. Haat Bay, SP ibriokAgent for receiving | cold wenther their fresh and delicious Tiavor so" pegular {0 wl tardive goods and merchandize at Savannah, them, and whieh ven them the mune of o} fancaley saloon, recently so eleguatly comfortable SECOMMIMALIOUS, collection of the Barsac, Her- S. B. & Co, willadvanee cash for all ‘reights on goods | that hi fol win vat Chablis, Santee, Grn owing wines, v habla ok, Chem ame Chtrges uo more than the ordinary way of obtaining goods. "ithere will always be f 4 feaytred the utmost fame in al- mined, approved of edie and recommended most every part of Europe 5 And sanctioued by the faculty of bythe mast, eminent, of the pr Prepared by DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, mard, a Vs = | es about remitcing money to. their frieads in the an all sorts of fv London, and £f, ES demand, wiihoat disco pany a street corner o Bank of Ireland, 1 Alzo, at 2 Park i Row an g Broadway corer roadway cones wet 520 Iwi VASTOR O1L—i0 bbls Cas vale BKC ‘SEL & ( AD. O11 250 bbls Lard OW ts fied, Seotland and whi ihe Packet ships of the ith "ah, and loth, and the steamer Aca= di 6 pes sat, = ky Tobacco. Omi hd Kgnipchy TONS BOs Wh woahet tnitage, sparkling aud ssc Javea ke, | the abov ign W es cons ‘on bai tle Keeps constant: y ou band the aleve id Country: 1, £2, 43, £5, £10. £ be snppliea with drafts, in Cs £30, £60, oF any anoant, payable on t oF a eel other charge, at ¢ ial Messrs. James Bult, Son of city ve idenee Of jt d& Co. xchange and Die jure aud pened by one of thea: avaniao astern Bank of Scotland; Greenock | tie establishinenss- ij Wm. Forbes, Hanter & Co., Seotl ee Te RO TI iad prt PRINTERS. nan * ye. Minion jonpanel, ich drafts will be forwaried by | FOR, S4LE.—Two foun's of Type, Minion and Noaparih, RTUGUSY Fi MALE PILLS ant a, sailing from Boston ou the Iéth Octsber, ti applying to at this Woe I. T. TAPSCOTE . ic PU As th Roel fies ¢ a IIE far-uaned ua celebrated Pia fom Foreugt, ar w @ NB pai perevive Obtained jn. this. cow N, B—All letters from the country must coine post Dt ha peeeniey