The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1843, Page 3

Q- FIRST DIVISION N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY. DIVISION ORDERS. New York, Oct. 26, 1843. ‘The commissioned officers of the di mare invited to assemble in full uniform at the Artillery Drill Rooms, Centro Market, on MONDAY NEXT, ‘ot half past 9 o'clock, A.M. precisely, for the purpose of calling upon MARSHAL BERTRAND, and accompanying bim in bis visit tothe U.S. ships and fortifications in the harbor, end tho Navy Yard. By order of Mayor General Sandford. R. C, Wetmore, Division Inspector. FIRST BRIGADE N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY. . BRIGADE ORDEKS. New York, Oct. 26, 1843. The abave division order is promulgated for the in- formation of the officers of this brigade. By order of Brigadier General Hunt. D. M. Prall, Brigade Major end Inspector. FIRST BRIGADE (LIGHT) HORSE ARTILLIRY. BRIGADE ORDERS. New York, Oct. 26, 1943. ‘The officers of this brigade will assemble in compliance with division orders of this date. By order of Brigalier General Storms. Robert Brown, Brigade Mejor and Inspector. SIXTH BRIGADE N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY. BRIGADE ORDERS. New Youx, Oct. 20, 1843 in compliance with division ordere of this date, the offi- Gere of (his brigade will assemble as therein directed. By order of Brigadier General Morris, James Pholen, Brigade Major and Inspector. 26 at tt THE BEST PAPER EVER PUBLI3HED. The Anglo American for this week is the best ever i sued. The following is part of its contents .— 1—The Song of the Hempseed, by Eliza Cook; 2—Re collections of the Ewperor Napoleon at St. Helena, being anotherof these exceedingly interesting reminiscences; 3—Ellistoniana, a rich anecdote of the celebrated Ellis: ton; 4—The Master Passion, a tale of Chamouni, by T. © Grattan, Esq, author of Highways and Byways; 5— Mammoth Cave in Kentucky ;agrephic ond life like des cription of this celebrated cave, which has been so im perfectly known until within the last few years Jnited Services, the most humorous paper of the season; 7—The Duchess of St. Albans, an interesting reminiscence ofthi, celebrated angie a Jail Chaplain; 8—The Na- », Origin, and Distinction of the Soul, by the late War. so well known from his transactions in Indi», and his celebrated tri 9—A Griffin, by H R. 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TUTTLE, Agent, 6 Ann street. fq ANOTHER CANDIDATE FQR POPULAR FA- VOR is the “ Jim Crow,”,containing weekly a variety of illustrating the qnips, quirks ‘and jumping propen- { Tyler and the Tylerités. “The Juvenile Ga- nius,” by Peofesser Ingraham, is a capital story in course of publication. ‘The low price of four cents per copy is too cheap, but the proprietors being determined to give their readers agood reading, amusing sheet, they hope to reap their reward in an enormous circulation, to which it is fast tending. Sold wholesale and retail by J. A. TUT- TLE, Agent, 6 Ann st,and by all newsmen and agents. oh DEACON SNOWBALL’S EIGHTEENTH SER- MON ir published in the Boston Uncle Sam of this week, besides five thousand articles, original, selected and sto- len. This pretty, spicy little sheet is a decided favorite among ll classes—the old, young and middle aged. ‘To enumerate one half the witty things which ps ipa week. Jy iv this sheet, would fill this paper. That almost ever: contemporary ‘copies its smart sayings, is the best evi- dence of its popularity. Sold wholesale and retail by J. A. TUTTLE, Agent, 6 Ann strevt, and all newsmen. Price three cents percopy. . i PRIVATE DISEASES.—A CURE GUARAN- TEED.—'The College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the City of New York, established ‘or the suppression of quackery, is now prepared to treat all diseases of a pri- vate nature, andolfer to all those afflicted with these dis+ tressing maladies advantages not to be met with in any other metitution in this country, Gagged gies or private From the constant comespondenee, and from private ar rangements, between the members of the College and the mst eminent professors of the medical institutions of Eur rope, all improvements in the treatment of these diseases are forwarded to them long belore they reach the majo- rity of the medical profession of this country. With such celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill of the first medical mon ot this country, the College feel sa- tisfied that the good work they bave undertaken, “ the suppression of quackery,” will receive the pstronage it deserves from that pertion of the public requiring their servicee. ‘Ferme for advice, all medicines, $5. Oflice and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau stree:. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. N.B. Patients living at a distance, by stating their di- seace explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms, together with the treatment they received elsewhere, if any,can obtain @ chest containing all medicines, with full direc. ions for use, with a guarantee of cure, by addressing the egont of the college, pest paid, encloring $5. OG FAT TURKIES AND PiG3 READY ROAST: ED ore said to run ubout the streets, with aknife and fork stuck in their sides, begging in the most piteous tones, of every onethey meetto come and eat them, in the beauti- fulland of Cock: Who would not live in such a you were we!l supplied wii of Indigestion would po: prove tke direct foe of your peace by day. and ase by night. Butsee how it is here in the Unit- Pigs end turkies are exceeding plenty, but Pills and Lozenges are inuch more plentiful, and scarcely one out of a hundred of her 17,000,000 of inka- hitants groans under the horrors of the nightmare, and these are the only persons who do not use these wonder- ful medicines. Principal office 125 Fulton street, corner of Nassau — nts, J. 8. Murphy, 98 North stxth street, Philadel ‘A. s. Jordan, 2 Milk street, Boston; Dexter, Alba igs RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX- TURE, for the permanent cure of primary and secondary Syphilis. This poweritd alterative is guaranteed to re move every trace of venereal poison trom the censtitu- tion. All persons suffering trom the effects ot mercury ehonld use this alterative without delay. Sold in large botties, $2 each, small de, $1; in cases conteming half do , $6, cayslully packed, and sent to all parts of the Union. Office and coneulting rooms ot the Cellege of Medioine end Pharmacy, 97 Norsau street. W.8. RICHARDSON, Agent. (@ THE SEASON FOR 8UDDEN CHANGES has arrived, snd as coughs, colds, and inflammatory diseases, are common during such seasons, it becomes the duty of all persons in the earliest steges of those com- plaints to resort to rome etticient remedy, and we recom. mend the genuine Dr. T: m ef Liverwort, the most certain, peedy remedy for coug) colds, consumption, dyspepsia, liver complaint, bronchit csthma, croup, whooping cough, &c. &e., of any article now before the public; of this we think all wit] be satisfied, after reading our testimonials, which may be found at our oflice 375 Bowery. We, therefore, say to the effiicted, and we say it with confidence, if you have either of the above named complaint are within the reach of from any kind of treatment, the genuio m of Liverwort will cure you. Come and try it. GG Beware of Fraud.—The genuine medicine is pre- soll, wholesale and retail, at the original office 275 Bowery, and is tor sale down town, only, by @ J. Leeds, wholesale druggist, 198 Maiden lane ; and in Brooklyn, by Mrs. Hays, 139 Fulton street. OG TICKLING IN THE THROAT. troubled with this comp!aint should immediately re: to the Extract of Lungwort from 21 Cortlandt street, alwaysa sure forerunner of thut dreadful d‘sease, Con- sumption. Neglect not, but use this remedy in season and sound health will follow. Coughs, colds, asthmas, pain in the side and spitting of blood are cured by it. It does not require the fictitious certificates of the panaceas, Dolsame and candies to sustain its reputation, and make the public believe that it is good for anything. But we are fied to let it reat on its own merits, es it will do all wesay it will. GO CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.— The Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine end Pharmacy of the City of New York, isan infallible remedy fer this class ot diseases, being composed of a combination of the most invigorating medicinal herbs in ahighly cencentrated for: it is of infinite value to oll pereons suffering from debility or weakness of any hind Sold in large bottles $3 each; small do. $1, in cases of half dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parte of the Union. Office and consulting rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON. 4 vert, fig SARSAPARILLA purifies the blood, Cleanses the system and restores the health, Given to the body medical food, More valued far than gathered heaps of wealth. Comstock’s Extract has enved a thousand lives, Fam/'d be its merits aa it should be known, Itladda to strength—to sick new vigor gives, isease beneath its power is o’erthrown, ‘Those who once use it never fail to praise, Knowing its virtues, they proclaim its worth. ‘The invalid tarns with o languid gaze, And feels within new hopes arise to birth. Go then, to Comstock’s, buy the precious balm, Which soothes the system, makes the blood more calm, ‘The pure extract is put up in as large bottles as sold at one doller, and warranted ae strong and as good every way, while itis sold at the low price of 49 cents per bottie or $4 per dozen. It can be had genuine only at 21 Court. jandt street. OG PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, v the radical cure of gonorrhoea, gleet and all mocu- irelent discharges from the urethra, These pillsarethe safest and most effectual cure for those distressing com: plaints at present known tothe medical profession, and can ke used by the most delicate perzon without tainting the breath, dissgreeing with the stomach, or confinement from busine: They ere to be had genuine only at the New York Collegeof Modicine and Pharmacy. Price $1 a box W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 'N scaustreet OG- THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR DOES NOt require two names to be used to make people buy it —ove is ae much as we want, Its sale has increased so much Jately that certain rowdies are entirely thrown into the shade, and hence the ery of “imitations.” We ack no favora, ond warrant the Chinese te uproot the hair from any part of the body, and not in the least injure ost delicate skin. Tt oan be tested at thestore. To be ! gontine only at 2t Cortianit street, and of Mra, Mays, ulton street, Brooklyn, ‘All who are t EAST INDIA HAIR DYE.—The. only articl sg be ut eat Tumbugged fret with other i mt ee ant reap op: to pay a little attention to ‘v be had only at 21 Cortlandt street. thi 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, MONEY MARKET. Thursday, Oct, 26-6 P. M. The stock market was better to-day, and prices a little in advance. (Illinois 6’ rose 4; Paterson 4; Long Is land }; Ohio 6’s fell}. There were sales of U. States at 1154. At the new board there was a good business done. The Mechanics’ Bank has‘deolared a dividend of 34 per cent, semi-annual, payable on the 6th proximo. Th: the second dividend since the reduction of its capital {rom $2,000,000 te $1,440,000. The bank appears to be now rapidly recovering ; the stock sells at 106), or 103, divi- dend off. This is an evidence of the sound policy of meeting a loss promptly, reducing the capital, and making the stock active. It restores confidence and increases business. In relation to Plainfield Bank money, the’quantities in circulation are so large, that the leading brokers in Wall street were afraid to trust it, even for the time necessary to go from Wall toFulton street,and they notified the agent that they should decline taking it, when he agreed to takeit ofthem, eren in case theconcern should stop. With this assurance they take it with one hand, and put it out with the other, keeping it on hand for as short a time as possible, The Secretary of the Treasury has notified the claim- ants of the Mexican indemnity, that the first instalment will be paid on the 27th October, with the interest, at the Bank of the Metropolis. The whole amount to be paidis $139,555, equal to 87-100 of each claim, The debt of the city of Savannah on the Ist September, was as follows :— Deat or Savanwan, (Ga.) Serr. 1st, 1843. Bonds o! the city given for Railroad Stock, payable in 20 years from Ist of February, 1899, at 7 per cent interest......... Bonds to the Monroe Railroad Co. 20 Bonds for $600 each, payable in 6 years from the Ist December, 1842, at 8 per cent | interest..... + + -10,000 00 $490,000 00 20 do $500 do 9 do... 50,000 00 Scrip in circulation. eens 37,544 00 Floating debt. . . 23,500 00 Total dobt..... 406 pais 601,044 00 City revenue for year. 98,789 00 “ expenses see 843 00 ++ 465,916 00 The history ofemall shinplaster financiering in this country since 1837, is very instructive, as well as amus ing, if we could divest ourselves of sympathy for the thousands of poor and hard-working people, who, being accustomed, through the absurd action of State legisla- tures, to look upon the paper promises of corporate asso- ciations as money, become the easy dupes of the design: ing knaves, who, for the most part, composed; those associations. Up to the grand explosion of 1837, no one doubted the validity of engraved paper dollars, around which legislation had thrown its mystical influence. Specie became so scarce that almost a whele generation had grown up strangers to eny thing but paper promises: the validity of which their almost superstitious fears thoughtit treason to doubt. When ruin came, and these promises were dishonored, so strong was the feeling in favor of banks, that after a year of irredeemable currency, anumerous body of the leading merchants of New York met atthe City Hotel, to compel the banks to continue the suspension. They actually denounced and abused those institutions as guilty of some great public wrong, when they resolved to pay their debts. The banks, how- ever, persisted incalling in and paying their promises— money consequently w arce. Yet, the popular feel- ing in favor ef paper wasso streng, that myriads of shin- plaster associations, without corporate powers, were enabled to issue immense quantities of paper to circulate asmeney. The maniarunto sucha height, that even individuals in business, down to barbers, oystermen, &c., issued their promises. All this was the result of the long continued useof bank paper, producing the impression that without paper there would be no money. Amid this anarchy of paper issues grew up thefree bank- ing law of New York. The origin ofthe law wassuggested by the immense quantities of realestate, held by numerous speculators, overtaken by the revulsion. Those people could realize nothing upon their lands; and it was sup. posed, ifthey could be allowed to associate and issue money based upon these lends, they could realise, in some degree, the.cest. Accordingly a law was pass din April, 1833, permitting associations of individuals to ob- tain from the Comptroller circulating bills, upon deposite with him of mortgages, on real estate, and State stocks, equal in value to New York 6 per cent stoeks, Under this law one hundred and fifty-three banks were started,of which forty-three now remain; one hundred and tem have gone to ruin, many of them got up on purpose to swindle. The deposite of a small amount of capital obtained from the Comptroller the legislative sanction. On this basis the right was claimed to issue post notes, to circulate as money, similar in appearance to the genuine notes. These were putoutin great abundance, favored by the still lingering predeliction in favor of paper money inthe west, where the people were easily deluded by the ap- pearance of any thing in the shape of New York money. As fast as those banks, with their various cliques and ramifications, commenced moving, this paper followed them up perseveringly, and exposed their movements. Gradually ihe whole system became familiar to the people, and the operators were obliged to assume a new face. This was done by going into the eastern and west- ern States, buying up the charters of small banks for stock notes, and then issuing bills, purporting to be re: deemed in New York. Banks in Maine, Massachussetts, Ohio, Maryland. Michigan, Florida, and New Jersey, were the instruments of this formof plunder. Our unore- mitting exposure of these frauds, caused the repeal in Maine of the delinquent bank charters. In Massachussetts the vigilance of the Bank Commissioners was directed to the matter, and the Newburyport Bank was the last at™ tempt in that quarter. In Michigan the bank charters were mostly repealed, and the door there closed to roguery. Last winter our efforts procured the repeal of Balance. . some eight to ten little banks in New Jersey, and the- voice of the people in Ohio put out of existence most of the concerns there. The whole paper mania has passed away, and after ten years of suffering and losses, the peo- ple ure beginning to see that specie can be had, and Is preferable to paper as a circulating medium. There is still, however, lingering a disposition among the old sve culators to revive and continue the issues of irresponsible paper. The banking law of this State has been'so amended that no paper issues can be made under it thet are not fully secured, ad the issue of post notes has ceased. Hence the only plan is to use some irresponsible bank in another State, making its bills redeemable in this city. The Jacksonville Bank at Florida, it will he remembered, was so used for atime ; but we followed it too closely to permit itto get a circulation. The Monmouth Bank,N. J.,was the next started by the same parties, who, in February last, bought a part of it for $5000; paying down $2000, en- gaging to pay $1000 more through February, and the remaining $2000 in the spring ; receiving five thousand do\lars accommodation in Monmouth bi When the movement was made to repeal the charter, which has passed the New Jersey lower house, 42 to 8, the $1000 due in February was not only not paid, but the Monmouth biliswere put upon the market,realizing about $800, They are thus $1200 out of poc! and responsible for the uther $3000. Since then, the same parties have started the Plainfield Bank, another New Jersey institution, whch escaped the legislature of last session, but we trust will meet its deserts this. The bills of the concern are at present redeemed in this city by a person who loars them out to master mechanics, places of public amuser ment, and wherever large sums are paid out, on check payable in ten days. He thus gets city money, and mak: the 4 per cent charged for the redemption of the Plainfield bills. The operation has two objects—to procure a large circulation,say $100,000,and then stop; the corporate bank in New Jersey only being responaible, or to continue the redemptions, and in that cose, the oftener the bills are returned, the better for the operator. For instonce, if there is acircniation of $50,000, and all returned once o week, the profit is $260 per week, or $12,600 per year— very pleasant operation. If the circuletion is returned twice a week, the profit is doubled. There are one or two small free banks pursuing this operation, In our orticle of the 3d September, we mentioned aro- ther project afloat by a broker in St. Louis, conneetd with on Insurance Company in Columbus, Ohio, the New Hope and Delaware Bridge to New Jersey, the Farmer, Bank of Millington, Marylend, and the Clinton Bank of this city, a remnant of one of the old skeleton banks of the free law of this State, The alarm sounded on this project will probably defeat it. These are the remnants of the paper hebbles which have sfllicted the country, from the late National Bank, down, The end has, however, come, and the peo ple will not rendily again relingdish the blessings of @ sound currency. Hed U 2 tals bank Cin, 6 25 Merch’s Ins 8 U & Schen RR 18. “40 Canton Co 23 50 Harlem RR 2 250 jo 32 6000 Ky 6s 30 yrs 100 L Island RR b3 52 2000 do 9, 100 do 83 92 15000 de 190 do b2 2000 Illinois bonds 3636 100 do 960 S239 6000 do 37-25 Paterson RR 56 1000 do 830 37 oO do ‘b30 56 6000 do 7% Second Board. 2000 Illinois 83.37% 1000 = do 93 37% 1000 do 37% 2000 = do 38 New York Public Stock Exchange. © 35% b20 37 1000 Iinois 6's 1860 000 do 2000 Illinois 6"s 1870 1000 do dk do 2000 do 1000 = do 5000 do. 1000 do 1000 do 1000 do tooo do lo 83-36 1000 Gov't 6's 20 11544 1000 Gov't 5’s 1853 opglos 1000 Ky 6’s long bds 7 1000 jo 97 1000 lo bis 97g 1000 do bio 975, 1000 Ohio 6’s 830 4000 do sl0 9454 1000 do. uw 94} State of Trade, There have been sales of pot ashe at $6 25, and a little more still firm at $4 62). L less. Tllinois w. $4 60, and pearls Holders of Western flour are les would occur at 6} cents ells at 92497 cents, and Genesee at . n 92 to 66 cents. . Carat Touts ann Locxaces.—Account of tolls receiv: ed on all the canals of this State, to the 22d Oct » and of the lockeges at Alexander's lock, three miles west of Schenectady, tothe Ist October, viz e Tollem3d week Total to 22d Lockages to in October. Octob 1st October. $73 309 $1,822,083 16,63 90,642 1,430,699 18,782 95.812 1,677,824 21,309 97 316 1,422 670 14'981 92 640 1,703,499 16,931 unt.—Vhe M. Boon Co., say# wuri Statesman, pub: “On the 8th inst. we had a pretty sharp frost and some ice. A number of tobacco crops sustained serions injury, as there are many in the county not gathered. We had ‘another very heavy frost last night.” Brighton Cattle Market. Ocr. 23, 1843.—At market, 1600 Beet cattle, 1100 stores, 3800 sheep, and 1750 swine Prices—-Beef Cattle—We quote a few extra at $4 50; quailty 4u425; second quality, $75; third quality, 2 50a Barrelling Cattle—Moss, $3 25; No 1,2 60; No 2, $2. Stores—'T wo year old $8112; three year old, 11417. Sheep—Small lots were sold {rom 75c to 1 42; wethers from 1 25 to $2. Swine—Prime lots to peddle, 4c for sows and d}c for Hehe Ohio hogs, large 3, 3}, and3gc. At retail from 0 Be. Foreign Markets, Havana, Oct. 12.—We beg reference to our respects of yesterday per Merchant; since then the rice of the Jenks has been sold at 11g. The Daniel Webster is in, but her cargo uasold. No alteration to notice in the state of our produce market. Choice lots of lard are bringing 18c.— Holne parcel of rice, ex Daniel Webster has been sold a rs, Freights. Savannan, Oct. 21.—There are now two vessels on the berth for Liverpool, and engagements have been made at 44 per lb for cotton. Coastwise—New York, cotton, last engagement, 75c. for square and $1 for round bales; 60c. for rice ; Beston, cotton, $1 and 1} per bala ; to Charles: ton. 50 cents for round and square bal Cuanvesron, Oct. 21.—To Havre, square bags cotton, §ctperlb. To Liverpool, 4 per bag. The rate to Bas- ton for cotton in squara bags is 75 cts. Inthe early part of the week engagements were made to New York at 62}, but yesterday square bags were taken at 60 cts per bal Married. On Thursday, October the 26ch, Mr. Wituraa Lyxcu to Miss Sanam Watens, daughter of Mr. Martin Waters, all of this city. Died. In this city on Thursday morning, at 4 o'clock, of con- sumption, Wm. Mo.esaor, of Clinton, N. J., in the 25th year of his age. The friends and relatives of the family, and also those of his brother-in law, Joseph W. Clinch, are respectfully requested to attend his tuneral this morning (Friday) at 11 o’clock, from 87 Lhird street. His remains will be ta- ken to Harlem for interment. Z On Thursday, the 26th inst. after a short and painful illness, Avezixe Mexvisa, daughter of Joseph B. and Adeline Flandrow, aged 8 years and 2 months. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- snectfully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, at halt past 3 clock. Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. Africa 1 Montevideo ‘Ant 11 Maracaibo 4 Mansanilla 3 Matanzas Bermuda «+ 12 Buenos Ayres bs] 2 18 a7 u Prince 7 Porto Rico + 96 Borto Cabello. rf . ‘oint Petre, Gua jenfuegos. +++ ++++-Sept. 17 Pernambuco + Cape Haytien «++ -+-Oct. 2 Rit i Deme: . 30 28 20 6 Seay 1 13 12 16 2 h 4 Tampico: - 4 Turks Island: nu T Beran 16 23 10 18 %6 pe % Forest Lid rainy ne AvRE—Shi) \—Mr Astrin, Indy and child, B MeGerrish—it in the sterage, B Ship Mee? a nek REMEN—Ship Mete? pkgs Ocltich 1 Rei Meake—2l pigs 7d bts toot ee reer! Reimer gaiiteas Brix Macon 40 a ce wice 60 bxa 500 Hf (00 gr Jo ralsins a rc ‘Aquire & Gaiway ee bxe Gen ‘Alveart=io bis 12 hf do raising 3 kegs grapes A Bil RaNDE—Briy Gen Marion—3914 hides 1000 horns 11,400 Mason & Thompson—285_hides G Leland—509 do KE S$ Wintringham- Pedrick—344, 8 Barstow & co—65 Miller—103 Leland & Miller—50_ Gibson & Case—t0 Noltenius 721 do to orde: G Debue, __ MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM LIVERPOOL. Hibernia, Jndki Britaania, Hewitt Packets to Arrive Packets to Salil, FROM LIVERPOOL. FOR LIVERPOOL. Shestaid Popham, Hathboue, Nov. 1 tt Delano, Nov. 7 yRoM PORTSMOUTH man Toronto, Griswold, Oct. 2 | V: rao Weatininster, Hovey, Oct: 10 FROM Hav! Rhone, Watson, Oct. 1 V.de Lyon, Stoddard, Oct 9 Ship Masters and Agents We shall esteenp ita favor, if Captains of Vers! wo Commodore Rowext Sitvey, of our News Fi pert of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the eqion their Passage. a List of their C: any Foreign Newspapers or News they ufay hav ors will board them immediately, on ‘their arrival. Arnts and Cor. respondents, at home or abroad, will also conier a favor by sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they ex obta Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 27, SUN RISER cee vee 853 SON #ETS+ 1142 +626 | Moon sets +5 2) HIGw waren Ships Tarolinta, Smith, Li P09) St. Loni, ‘s De (Fr) Goden, Nantes, &e. P n, Post, Mobile, B.D, Hurlbut & (Dr) Danean, Sy B,' Soule, Whitney & C) Port Leon, &c. ED. Hurlbut & Co.—Sehrs A Matanzas,'Reed & Hoppock: Saml Ingham, , Fraukl La. John Elwell & Co; Ann Smit le," Richmond, A. b. Gooiey & Go; ine, Coates, Baltimore, do do; Elizabeth, Hesston, Philadelphia, do do; Jamex Kirby; Nelson, Lastvlle, id Aeviind Arrived, Ship, Ocean, Willard, 35 days from Hayre, with fmdse, to Boyd & Hincken, 2 ch {ust. saw a ship with loss of main and mizen masts, standing in for Montauk. Bremen ship Meta, Meyer, from Bremen, Sept..20, with indse, to Oeiriche & Krager—8i steerage passengers, Brig Mycon, Bibbins, 45 days from Malaga, with frnit, to R. M. Demill, Passed going in, barque Elvira, from New York and Gibraltar, to load for NOrleans has experienced severe g les on the passage Brig Gen. Marion, Bliven, 47 days from Rio Grande, with 7152 hides to Mason & Thompson. Behe Elis Anny ‘Smith, 10 days from Halifax, NS. with fish, to C. R, Kelly. Schr Splendid, Crowell, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to . W. Lewis Schr John B, Gorham, 5 days from Boston, with mdse, to master. Schr Isaac Townsend, Worth, from Phila to master, Schr Abraham Brown, Evans, from Boston, with molasses, to master. Sehr Octavia, Churchill, 6 days from Portland, with mdse, Iphia, with coal, eph, from Portland. Sloop Gem, Warren, 2 days from Sag Harbor, with oil, to master. Sloop John Henry, from Boston, with fish. Below, One ship, unknown, Salled, Ships Mines Havre; Vieksb: NOrh y St Mo vile; Warque Herschel, Ruchmond, sad ouenens® Se eeem Mo Herald Marine Correspondence, Paow head wi: Sn tom UP, boat alongside, but could not ascertain her nam Senn Cor T vana, (before reported as hav! wreckers) enconstered a. tre inst. off Cape Carnaveral, dui stove bulwarks, carried away most a voring and wat relieved by wreckers, as before stated. She is so seri- ously injured that it is thought she will be condemned. Jess the 0 same day, of twa. Miss which had hor of 22, sch and six about 600 tons burthen. and will load with Lambe stand, fora South American market loaded need had arrived at Havana previous to the !2th both masts badly sprung a undergo repai nount of lumber req teen millions of feet short lumber required for stowage, will not be General Record, Tt sie Gannicn, for Liverpool, is still detrined by ind. » Patten, at New Orleans from Havn 82, fell in with the hull of a large v part of the copper washed off her bottom; seat Sitevraxp, Cooper, from Charleston for Ha- been taken into Key West” by Das, gale of wind on the Ist which lost and split sails ars and rigging, making her al- complete wreck, and on or about the 6th, whilst enden- to make a harbor, got ashore on one of the Florida reefs, Srentine, | at Philadelphia from Malaga, a hurrie’ d inst Lat $4 20, lon 60, during topsail, balance reefed topsail and Savannah, tress, with njured-—would have to from Portland, (do 4 t.—The Henry Chester, Robi ss Of foremast from Lubec for Phila- . of Boston, ‘0 Provinicetown 1th anst, with loss of foreyard, fore topsail jib. staysail, and received other damage in a squall Cape Cod—would refit and sail again in a day or Iv Vessrt.—Mail packet brig Howell, Capt, Morris, left Havana 27th ult. for Charleston, via’ Key West, & P to 2th inst. at ‘ Bangor, Me, vessels as fi rs 155, sloop 1, fishi ty-nine of these arriy y.there were in the hi Shin 1, baraue ', bri 8—total, 188. One hundred within the week, The ship we unde ‘These veasels are boing kids. and with powvoes. The f londing them will be about four- the value of this. together with the Tess than two with lumber of varios hmdred thousand dollars. Snir rigg d riv at this for —[St. Jo FING AT Sv. JoHN, NB.—A fleet of about twenty square vessels, principally from the United Kingdom, have ar- ort. since Sanday morning. More are daily looked hn Courier, Oct. 19. Lavncn.—A fine ship, called the Niobe, was launched at South Arrat Stonington 24th inst last from Ibs bone. no oil, “Arr'at Edgartown 22d inst, via Hol with 700 bbls sp and 80 do black fish oi! inst. fat Victoria, of Belfas by the Boston on Wednesday Whalemen. ‘Tybee, Swan, New Zealand, Rarratonga, with 1700 bbls wh 400 do sp oil, and 16,000 Spoke Sept 13, lat 155, lon 28, Heary, Brown, SH, all well, t. Catawba, Pease, Pacific Ocean, Imes Hole, with 2100 bbls sperm oil, of and for Nant, Si I neetown Pst, 8 Brazil, mall, Coast of Sid 20th, Jno B Dods, South Atlantic Ocean. of and for New Bedford, full of oil, was spoken 20th 7, lon 69 4—by the Gen Marion, at this port, Spoken. ast. standing 8, Oct 21, lat 38 22, lon 69 25— Macon, at this port. B M steamer Growler, steering SE, Sept 24, lat 8 40, lon 34 40—by Geo Loyal, of and from New Haven for Barbadoes, out 23 the Gen Marion, at this port. days, Oct 11, lat 218, lon 57 10—by the same. Rio Wilson, to sail next da’ phias timore. Philadelphia. Banaor, Oct 2 Barn Oct [evar W P Walker \d Crooker, do. Pontravp, Oct 23—Cld Kate Aubrey, ( , . illman, Frankfort for Coquette, Orland for Baltimore—and 20 sail of coast- more; A ‘Apalachico York. New Ww York, liam, Luce, Alban NYork, put in in distres Foreign Porta, Granve, about Sept &—In port, Frances Ann, disg; D C B. Oct 13 6th, Woodlands 318th, Gen Stark, 1 Cld 1th Charlotte Ann, Vroom, Philadel- do; Forest King, Kelly, Philadelph —Cld Dafayette, Atwood, Barbadoes, + Tt Man t ri Bordeaux, Kelly, M Page, Mobile; 23d, Rachel. Johuson, St M Onent, Smith, Havana; Baring Brothers 8 andler, Mobile. rap, Oct 20—Arr Freeman, ~ Glendoveer, Pi i Norfolk via N York; Fellowship, Farnham Saracen, Hiler, New Orleans; Almena, Dill, Balti corn, Howes, Phi v Beprory, Oct 24—Arr Patriot, Allen, D ft that time. Epaarrows, Oct 26—Arr Wm H Turner, Rogers, Boston for Key West. Provipencr, Oct 2i—Arr Despatch, Dorsel. Philadelohias Midas, Dennis, New York: ‘0 deep laden fore and att gels; ahd several sloops, one of thein with flour or cotton on eck. Det 2%6—Arr Zamna, {Danjph) Li sod Ohio, low Cuba.’ Cld Harriet, Daley NYork. Arr in the Schuylki Woarsay walk; Westcott; Robt B Glover, Gallaher; nia, Thompson Jones, Springer, Walters; Archelaus, Crowell; more; Sylphh, Smith, 'N ASIINGTO 19th, Anacond uth, Comet, I Wit Henry Gould, (Br) E ringtot nyse. 2 k.penton, NC, Oct 2i—Arr Sally Miller, Halsey, and Mail, NYor Gronaxrows SC. Oct 18—Arr Watchman, Clark, Boston; Sagan Cuariestox, Oct 2l-—Arr Ajax, Brown tanzas.’ Cld Peter Hattric! & Superb, Lombare Farnum, Juno, Sturge s, ant sail schr with lamber; two dee} milton, Malaga; Vesper, ‘ornelia, lato, Patriot, Eldridge, and’ Orb, Y we, Rogers, Peekskill FD Dekker, Smith Perinelia, Hales Sequel, Raynor; Wm Pena, Houpt: n Wealey, Hu 5 Bower Niagara, Young; Ann Eliza, Bailes: Nr NC id, NYork. Cld 18th, Fair, Boston; Washington, D isaton, NC, Oct 18—Arr G Henry, Blakely, G King, De Wolfe, Barbadoes. Cla Maria J St Jag de Cub yatt, West Indies and Robt Treat, Treat, Guadalou uw land, Proxy, Gracie, ke, aw, Wright, Boston; john Hill, Rowe, NYork Love, New Orle: Below, “Merchant, Les Post, NYork. " NAH, Oct 20—Cld Exact, Johuson, New York; varson, Havana, Westbrook, Havana. rocker, for N York, Oct i7—Are Lightfoot, Ulmer, and Virgini: Dover Packet, Porter, Boston. One barq ide. New Onceans, Oct 16—Arr Genesee, Minott, NYork. Be- Berwick, Hes from Philadelphia; Adrian, Davis, and Hh id. Heal ton. SN nd Splendid, Shackford, 5 23d," Hogan, Manson, N new) mham, Phila- m, Philadel. i jadelphia: Yarmouth, Matthews, la via Key West; Abbott Lawrence, Meeker, New York; 25th, Equity. Francis, Tarpaulin Cove for he F, sailed hence 20th iust. for New and has been detained in the Cove by head winds, since Independence, Dow, Boston; A NV; Gea Lafayette, Jarvis, Nor: ‘Morning Star, Hudson; Charlotte, Caledo- alter Rt ‘Oct15—Arr Galena, Abbott, Boston 5 Fair, Smith, do} n, West Ins mnniens } atelle, Berbice; Only Son, Orchtila, Harding; Adamant, Pur- 1coLa, Oct 14—In port, Caroline E Platt, Rice, and ad an ig inside the bar, and three square rigged vessels at anchor le. Es NGLISH MAIL—Letter Bags per Royal Mail HIBERNI leaves Boston on the Ist. November will be closed atthe Upper and Lower Post Offices ext the Sist inst, at 45 minutes past 3 nlacd postage of 183 cents on each next, in the city, on T ik. P.M. One Hi from this city. until farther notiee, the above mail will be clot Sundays) at thirty iyntes pas 025to30r GENERAL BERTRAND. FRANG invités a i, 27 octobre, au Pa o27 It*r POST OFFICE, New York, October 261 1843. t whicl Master ondred and Sixty-five Letters having been trip from Boston, and retured to the Post Office in consequence of the inland postyge en letrers not being paid to the Post Office. The letters rete: 027 dtr Post Mast POST OFFICE, i New York, October 4th, 1943. ASTERN MAIL—Via New Haven Sievmbost and Hast ford Railrond~On and stat, fter Monday next, iy 3 (i t 6o'clock, A My HN LORIMER GRAHAM, Postinaster. Globe the asd ence. Naat above ———X-GARD, D* LARDNER wiil please accept ot exhibition and strong recommendation of our ‘"( and Transparent Celestial 8. here,” on Monday K.venin, inst. GY ical Academy, 91 Rosevelt street, New York, where the instrument is for sale, 027 It*ec Boston, Oct, 25, 1813. Behr Aud, Kelly, from Boston for New Wee wort etre carly on Monday morning | at Monomoy Point, Cape Cod. Her cargo has been discharged, and is now. CT ne each Veweel hasbeen got of und mat Point Harbor icake ing badly. IF He JOHN THOMSON, late of Manchester, the Crossley, care of Roebuck & Rich»rdson, Mi chester, he will New York, October person having late Mrs, Margaet Geary, will aoply to Mr. Gi farket Place, advantige. Manchester a7 iter he» eth Ni EOMSON, 026 3t* m. tés A se réunir, Deisin, Vendre- Theures dutatia, pour de la se rendre, en corps, cli ie Général Bertrand. 2 Steamer desires to call the attention of merchants ne others forwarding letters to suroge by this ma ; S ed by the Admiraity Agent om board the Steamer Caledonia on her last to were supposed to have been sent JOUN LORIMER GRAHAM, (except thanks for his public ale’s) inst. His public r-commendation is. the more valuable from ‘his acknowledged competency as. judge, and from his well earued and establahed amex axcholay gai nan of brother to ‘ond hand light Wagon, in good orderany uch « ove 'o dispose of on moderate terms, may hear of a purchaser by addressing a line to No. 186 Lower Pust Office. SLEIGH WANTED—One for two horses, of modera con. struction—either new or only a little used, and capable o' carrying be can iK Persons, reen. 50 jeaver witha t mpril 5 yards each} 1 piece of Lion SI ieces of Broad Cloth, such as fi on, grey mixed, claret, fine olive and bout 2 dozen 025 Str on the night of the 25th. instant Cloth, viz :—French bl red mix, blue wave lack, blue black, brown, green, drab, grey mixed, dark to 5 yards each: Silk, Valencia: rom 1 figure Ke; 3 yard agonals, diamonds,black and light drab, sed of stripes, varying from 244 to 5 yards each. 3 Cotten Shirts, Linen Bosoms 1 second hand Over Coat, small size 1b 1 single mill’d Cassimere Vest lack Frock Coat, cut ont but not made do do do Pawnbrokers and others will confer a favor by stoppine goods of th is 4k. ever Wil pay All pers 026 3 dated 17th A ove description The above reward will be pad for overy of the ie GO) OR STOL in Favor o st, 1810—Al a 300 dollar: Book a dated Ist July. 1813, on Chambers street Saving Bank. Who: HI return them to 48 Broad st. will be liberaily rewarded, tment is stopped they are of ne use to any but the owner, sous are cautioned against negociating the same. m Fe I ENCH and American Bow few doors trom Broadway, BOARDING 6 House, No. 61 Reade st., Bow will find itan The French is generally 026 2. erate price, hen. , BOARD WANTED le home, at» D SWISS Gentleman desirovs of improving himselfin the Eo family, QING! Siri terms, OARDI the 020 or thiee Single men of good character, where the comioi home can be obtained, Herne sengers by glish Iynguage, wishes to procure bard ina respectable where he could have sn opportarnity of aftal References exchanged, Address box 851° Unper Post 025 20% m GENTEEL BOARDING No, a7 AT MRS. GERES, LE OR MARRIED Gentlemen enn'be neeo tlamen can be nee h excellent Board aud comfortable Rooms on teekeete ‘ veral furnished rooms for gentlemen and Wives of single gentlemen, Enquire at 8 White st rlor and Bed Room on the second floor, hed. of ? HOUSE—MRS, CLARK, No.3 Mouuret, ancy for a respectable man and his wile, and two. Good references required o1 , WITH BOARD, « hand joine Bed Rooms, at 411 Housto SHIP GARRICK FOR LIVERPOOL—Pas- this ship will please be on board the steambo t Whitehill, this morning, (27th inst) at 10 clock, jieh time the ship will sail. bags will close at the usual places, at half-past nine M odiee (Lard, in superior order,for COLLINS & Co, % South streey would be preferred. Addi Ww. Cc W,, x Oke Park Post Office, stating. terms and where and hea it REWARD-—Stolen from the premises, 13 Ann street, different pieces of and a coarse blue, varying from 25 black, 3 vards; 10 differ 8 pieces of Cassimeres, for pantaloons, HOMAD THE BEL BELL L& HOWARD LL, Auctioneer, (Stores No. 2 Ann street and M5 Fulton atveet.) FRIDAY rpast 10 o,clock at No. At half past i d'furatlure, aud the stock of a.0.tlemen's ‘tore hosiery. gloves, shitts, stocks, bdkis, uc, in ATURDAY, At 104 ofetock 1 Large sale of elegant fu Also, piano fort's, a sple Also, the furnitare of se lass war Also. a0 adid Brogsel: d ure of all deserii , Cot 27 451 Broadway, a fine assort- in the sales roo! top centr: looking glasses, plated and up hi mmarbie poaa 4 grain esrpetings, &e. removes from deserving particular attention. MONDAY Extra Sale—At 1034 o'clock, fal cases of birds, splendid yy and a great variety of housekee RH TIL ARDWARE AUCTION tyefirst Fall ‘Trade Hardw This Day, at Woveloek, at the thal larops, mantel lamp MPSON, An IONS in the Sales Rooms, au entire Just received from Sheflield, of Plated ‘and Britan- dlesticks, &e. china tea'and dinner mantal clocks, beautt= wood piand fortes, vn art tioneer —Jacob 8. Platt’s Twen- Sale this season, tabee p ace Merchant's #xchange Hardware Aueti No, 21 Plot street, consisting of hardware goods, table and pocket cutiery, scissors, &e. ates, Drass stair roods oval and. flat, japanned lamps J bellows woodsiw frames hand pannel and back itts, German hoe and paint a Ke. Ain oe i rel guns and pistols. ‘Miso: with which the s1 stove. Also, Al fancy articles of en 100 lots pen aud pocket N. B. ‘ati of the country ax we'l «s the city trade 027 silver and plated table and \ brushes, tea trays and waiters, c., te. o'clock, an invoice of finesingla and double bar- le will commence, one Nott's patent ous kinds. res and table cutlery. ues are now ready. and is worthy the atrention iF ec tr Haarlem 1) Whose roots the last They consist of t will and who w ailroad Company. y passengers fro: liams? Bridge, a at Williams’ Bri » the B. will not onl » Williams? ridge ont price. AVETION NOCICE—Daich Flower Root B Gwitl continue the sale this morsing ar it r rec Cay of a choice variet h every variety, and will he ¢ Nea: of Dutch Bulbous Root Hand, and are from. thy n § 027 lie SHAM FIGHT I take place on the battle ground, ‘day, the 20th day of Octo: other ral Storms? Brigade. and und. Great sp Osite the Park, to eld. ib» « pleasant excursion, but a cheap one, ‘The military at a redaced 027 It*m AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATE: BENEFIT ©. ik WALLACK, On which oecasion GENERAL BERTHAND will honor THIS Bit 1d a r Ne performed The Stranger. ne Wallack Visa Julia Turuhnli het omar ep Guliinana Mr Wallick wi tioas of Ce Act THe Oe Pte - Wallaeck ra. Sloman i. Huot Cortave will lan pres NoticomThe D avers at hab’ -past 6. NOVATED A THIS EVENING, Getober 27 Cortain will tise eNED ‘The perforinane will com. Mr Hill . +o eeeMr Hill cone Ch ANB THE Of ean ime. YMPIC THEATRS, verformance will com- m les. On their arrival readiness to carty pas> theater County, and. proximity to the city of New sive business in flour, and enn ch d ties f tublishment. Bog. New WOOD, E: business unexcepti Apply to Roenefle, N 59 Bread A Y. treet 2 other purpose which might require extensive water Teputation for the past thirty-five years ei Mills, and their proximity. to. New. Work, wit He facility of transportation alforded immediately adjacent, by way of the navigation direct to the Mills from any’ port, rowoer the fietli- able to. those déwiran ONRY PAT RIDGE KELLOGG, FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Th fegBe Mich 11 or 15 run of stoves, with all of itgext chin York, now rind and or could be most advantageously employed for any pore The oyea! vy the Premium, . Frallcaeayills, or to SILA! 529 Im#r New or! va49 iz such an es DRUG 81 How ‘es, 318 Pearl stree sort Pr price Of $3.10 $54 Boots and Sh and children’s Griter Boots, at their large establishment, Murray st. owim*ec Ew Ade MEETING OF Excursion to hairman, and A. H Chnsrman’stated the objec oF 0 Ww in ‘The Columbian Ve ves to. anteers were conduct of Caleb Wi mote the interest and wellfare Resolved, 1 conduct towards us, Resolved, T! of the daily paper A AH, TYL retary , Ko —Immediate possession given. WRIGH TEERS, held immediately afier their return from the Jamaica, Alfred Chanceilor was appointed Tyler, secretary reamble and r solution: ive a public expression of theit the} rectived Esq oF the Jamaica Giraft Ho’ Excursion. Resolved, That the gentlemanly, hospitable, and generous eeks towards us and our guests, on the 24th inst, and the bountiful manner with which he provided for our reception, entitles him to our fi Tesolved, That we will individually use our exertions to pro- ORE FOR SALE, with the Lease of the ‘Apply. t. 7 3t ies’, Missi and su HE COLUMBIAN VOLU On takin) th feel it a ciey, th and mest thanks. of our host of the Guraff Hotel That we retara our thanks to Mr Leach, Agent of the Long Island Railroad, for his obliging and gentlemanly the above proceedings be published in three RED CHANCELLOR, Chairman. 027 It*ec EC QOLAR LAMESS “GREENAUGH'S LAMPS” and SSHORD S GLASS Fk the best qualit in any part of the city. 027 Im*ec OUNTAIN 468 Broadw: on the FBst&eM tec . BOOTS AND SHOES, chi = Pe et yet offered in this city. A v single and double soled wate veity made and warranted, for the low pair, and a never failing ex for men and boy's an Buskin large as- proof Boots, of thick A lippersand Ties, of all the different kinds and most fashionable styles. There is Moe casins and all the different kinds and f Rubber over Shoes, for gentlemen, ladies, mi inareat abundance, and cheap, which the solicit their friends aud the public to call Stock, as it is of the best materials, and pi jonabie stylestot Ladin children iber would nd examine their ine pally city made, 253 Greenwich street, corner of T, CALHOUN & CO. ‘are his seat the eeting, and offered the fol- y owe them- ta y , on their late Target LAMPS.” A large and complete assorcmentot the above Lamps is kept constantly ‘sale at low and reduced prices by the R. THOMAS WILCO: of She: man’s WormLozes him. hild ac away tirely cared neighbor's 'y brow he child. ing, might be viven. Ecanmus D Cough Loze when nothin The Rey. had cared him of a distress: Wield, of the Lavin Lozenges the they are infallible, as they Palpitati depressio Moses Lumbago till gave speedy rele! de, back, bresst told yearly, a from too $q y' sed Sharm 5 also in Rhi orany part sronly i how bad they are, without taki you will ve imposed upoa Warehous» 105 N il 8 State st, incre Hundreds and thous: ir Dunbar of the Me x nounced to his congregation that Sherman's Cough cough in twenty-four hours, as they have in a multitude of other cases. : Cactain Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington, and Capt. ’s) Camphor ness, and Sick Hendach, its, Despondency, the fiee livieg or a night's dissipation, y for ‘They Heart, Lowness of 8 THERE I3 NOTHING LIKE THEM gave some toa child that had been a long time complaining, and no one could tell whatailed him. ‘The first dose brought away atea cup full of ‘The remainder of the the doctors had given up as incurable. my of worms,aad cured s equally astonish- , of Orchard street, quanti ds of ci ble, of Western New York, says that Sherman's saved his wife from the Consumptive’s grave, relief, or Headach, he never found any remed: oor Mia's MALism,pain OF Wi of the body. 2mm cent in B fa sau street. Agents—110, 273, 459 and 601 way; 227 on st; 188 Vitliam st; 139 Fultn st, Brockiyn; ¢’Stanw x Hall, Alban Boston; and 3 Ledger Builiogs, Philadelphia ¥ Bowery; 77 East Broadway; ott orms—two doses en was given to a cDougal street Church, an- Lozenges nee ra million Sh Papilisey Oil Sore Nioples cured by Sherman’s Papillary Oil, no matter va the child trom the breast. Be sure you get the geewtine Snerman’s Lozenges and. Plasters, 0 FLOO: choice selection of Carpet : from a low to the richest and most costly Royal of the neatest an Also, Frege and Eugtish ing alton, Velvet, Parkey 4 PETINGS. Also, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS most splendid Patterns and Co! Bigs of the richest descrip i CARPETINGS, LOOR OIL ClOTHS, BOGKINGS, &c. THE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand an extensive and ings, ‘ priced Ingrain description of Bru: aminster and Tapestry ockings,Drogee's ‘rench embos opposite the Citv Hall. , Saxony, hy will dat prices to ITH & COMPANY HEAPEST CARPET No. 99 Bi English Three Ply Floor O1f Clothe’ Floor sloths, any, OOF NANDERSO ot awistec N w ESTABLISHMENT IN THE NDEKSON & DOBBS mon Ingraia. Car Window Shides, “i of whieh, having been purchased at’ low prices, for cash,” li be sold from 25 to 30 per cent lower than any other estabh, hhmnent in this city. Com ngrain Carpeting, 2s Gd per yard. Fine Ingrain Carpeting, 4s sper yard. Superfi to per yard is — Ss to a sth, sper yard. ie DOBBS, No. M Bowery, the firat store above Hester st. per yard. GENTLEME Searls, Winter Gloves, Robes manufacture, vi aker Knit Shaker Flannel Backskin Plain & Ribbed Ladies Merino& Silk do ‘With a great variety of other styles. Ribbed and Plam, made to order Silk Shirts and Drawers, at the shortest notice, Hoisery, Duspenders, Dressing Kobe Pocket Handkerchi Under Garments of every variety $8 OUTFITTING GOODS. JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES, CORNER OF Jonny, They feet c and their 5 city, Cravats, do Silk do Gloves, Stocks,~ sy and every other artela of outfitting goods. Our assortment comprises every style now in use for gentle RST PREVI TIVE YEARS AND FENM H Tic OF OFF-H FAIRS OF THE AME} GOLDSMITH’S CHIKOGRAPHI 189 BKO Opposite John street, for the reception of pup the citizens of New York aud le hieroglyphics )that he him with their attention for five or A bold, fee, and beanital ste UM AW. FORT NsHl now open during the d is and visitors, Brooklyo, old a ng the most inveterate serawlers and perpetrators of tains and children at greatly reduced prices. ARDED THREE CON dE BE PRCINENS FXHIBITED AT THY SAN LUTE. CINSTITUT! « ADWAY, Mr. G. eau impart to all who will favor a lessons of one hour each, NMANSHIP, executed ia a dashing, off-hand style, tha. they cannot possibly ever lose in their future practice. dreds who have had their hands ‘pot-hook and trammel” system of round-hand this advertisement. ery out “hambug” at readin woald men ly say, that the old in many schools in this city,) t t beautiful i the old stage coach of tion of the ailroad ear of 1943 Mr. in aware that hus cramped by the old fashioned ng, will To such he ROW (aught relation to fushioned system pears about the sa tific aud certain plan upon which Mr. G. imbarts this ccomplishment to his pupils, as the slow 1776 does to the speed aud smooth mo- progress of BOOK. KEEPING This important branch of 4 merean upon parely practical principles, (not the sch tified, Cieary } therety enabling set of books: try, immediately up: this institatis. ‘Lerms tor a reduced to ‘Ten Dolia Eyistolary Writing, Fire Doll: tate Parlors for Private Leaso: Gentlemen as branches. Ladies Class, daily, ing the day aad evening omr y donble eniry in any counting-he completing the course ‘Teachers of Penmanship in at Ll o'clock education is tanght the student to t thorough cou a full cours | Mr. ionery, Bepa- Will qualify yous g all ifs various Gentlemen dur 2} Iwistec | oh very superior Rogs, and and now have in store.a full ident that ‘ods will te, 1 find a variety ol new style of is, ee. of English and American * ¥ » Mr Helland nw AD STATION. land | Mre Win Smith, Mra Watts MABEL MACBETE Mr Mitohell. To oonclude with ANNI IN GOTH Pr Mherre Pica sss 2+ RAILRO, Sampson Jones, — Mr Ho Macbeth, Miss ‘taylor | Dou . Mr Walcete i? 30 cents—Upper Boxes, 29° cenePIty Uae —Orcheatra Boxes, $3. t 6}4-—Curtain rise at 7 CIRCUS —BOWERY AMPHIT! JOHN TRYON +. «MANAGER, Treasurer, J.D. P. Ch: Equestrian Direct, or, John Goss Nixon. Boxes cents. Pir i2 Boxes, when ac iT oO FRIDAY DAUGUTE i MRS. AYMAR, the youthful widow of the late Johu P. Aymar, recently killed n esi snd. will appeer. SSIN & ME will appear in his Great After which, A GRAND M \TCH DAN hetween MASTER JOHN DIAMOND, AND OTTO BUKBANK To conclude LUBIN AND ANNE 57, Senaon Tackets forsale at the box office, price $5. oors open at 63% o'clock. Performances commence at 7. ltr 1CAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR. TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY, At 3 o'clock lock, P. My LAST W! K OF GENERAL TOM TILUMB, o ‘The most remarkable Dwact that ever lived, being lively, intet- Uigent well feria WEIGHING ON MESMERISM ! is no longe: the subject of and support of men of the highest tn the manager has engaged MI. Maguetizer in America, who will MAGNE TIZ LADY, “and produce tiny att nishing experiment 1a ANIMAL MAGNET eo gach symybathy, feeling, Se. Ste. On each Afternoon andevening a cominitee will be sppoiuted BY ‘THE AUDIENCE trom among themselves, with directions to emer- clue the strictest achutiny” try ¢- periment introduced, The celebrated del fears tae I] open aut ‘The celebrated delmeator of eccentric charactors, will open s entire. uew budget of, comiealities, mneluding YANKEE STORIES, Songs, Whims, Scraps, Bits, tc. MR NELLIS, BORN WITHOUT ARMS! will perform many remarkakle feats with his tows. Mr. SHERMAN, the vocalist, and various other attractions, and 500,000 Curtonities. Admission to all 2 conts—childrea ander ten years price. ny u telligence and respectabilicy, P. i Lt ) Idewt. G including clair halt 02 PMALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. (Broadway, opposite the City Hall.) GOMPETITION DEFIED AND DISTANCED ! ALL FOR ONE SHILLING | Master Barber, Mr. H. Bennett, Manager, Tie WHISK ni From Vermont, only ss of NATURAL WHISKERS, which. were an man’s when he was but FOUR'YEARS OLD ! bably the most remarkabla phenomenon in the world . ADRIEN REAT MAGICIAN ! Bill introduce the most astonishing expeciments in N&ECROVANCY AN ith} BLACK ART ever witnessed, including one hundred different tricks—changed tf TRES, go through . performing many ‘eats uevyer exe cuted by “has b in M R10US BOY, HAJAH ! from Persia, possesses the mirienlous powers of divination, He Ee name Cod thing arias ‘hy persous have in their pockets, at orelewbere, aud names OF WILL TELL THE THOUGHTS ! the audimace, without a sicgle mistake. p GREAT MASTADON® remain only f halfpart 7, and Wedacadey Loc! ot Signor Ris their laugh of any person amon The Bones of TH this week. "erformances every evenin and Saturday afteru 3 Admission to the whe GRAND INSTRUM! NTAL CONCHUT F SIGNORA DE GONT& MR. G, KNOOP, on Friday Evening, 2’th October, at the Apoiio Satoon, Broadway, on which cecasion Miss Sophie Gjertz, Pianist at the Court of Denmark, has kindly promised her arsistauee, and Mr, Etieuuey first bars er at the Opera of ‘Toulow who will be hea for the fi country, ad wi'l by aceompanied by Mr. Eties jt , rectors s+ + : Mr. Timm. ("Tickets One Doila: he Music Stores and at the door. 083 Kr Concert to commence at 8 o'clock precisely et Mas WabLavck igi ; EGS leave respectfully to inform his friends and the public, B that his BENE FL Twill tyke place on FRIDAY. Pree 2, on which occasion the play of The Stranger will be performed: THE STRANGER. Strancers++ + sues Mr. Wollvele After which, Mr. Wallack w Il § ve Imitations of MK JOHN © EMBLE, MR. EDM'D MR. MAC MR. MR. MATHEWS, And varions cilier evlebraced f The'evening’s entertainments to eone!ude wit time w nine THE VIRGIL Rollarsses ceeveee ears the drama ol OF U OR SALE.—Two founts of Type, Minion and Nonpatiel, which have been »=«i am the New York Herald. Apply at this of MADAM’ SUTTON, PROFESSOK OF SINGING, 46 Varick street, St. Johns’ Park. 315 3m*r MUSIC. OSEPH KAMMERER, professor of music, respectfully Announces,to his patrons, and the public in keceral, that he has removed from 49 Crosby to 136 Laurens street, where all onders fur his © ion Band, to wait ou parties, ete, in or ont of town, will be thankfully received and promptly attended to, Orders for J. K. will also be received at Mr. W. Dubois’ musie store, 285 Broadway. of im*r MUSIG. ESSRS, SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, Professors’ of Music, lateof Saratoga Spriags, respectfully aunounce, that they are now prepared to give their attendance at privats parties, soives, serenndes, So, during the cusuiug seasow, per- forming the most modern and popalar music. All orders for ‘heir stteadanee will be received and answered t at rexent resulence, 3 Crosby st. 016 ln TALIAN MUSIC aty years rea dent hi, gives in- struction re French, aa! in Ita English singing, and in the most fashiouable style of piano forte playing. Mr. M. has permission to refer to. the following geatlemen >= 1. Wainwright, D.D.; Messrs. Howland S Aspiuwyll: J Me. J.T. Brigham; F. Schroder. D. D. F.L. Hawkes, D. Dy Mr. 8 Ward. Mr. M. rewi t 23034 Hudson street, near Spring st. KIDING SCHOOL, 408 BOWERY. i R, D. has the honor to anvounce that his Sehool is epea £0/ the reception of pup andeys excepted » or Ladies, from 9 A. M,'to 3 ¥ bk rGeatlemen, from 7 to.9 A. Hh, bly trained aud quiet horses for the road or par Forts wa and particulars apply as above. end FASULY BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE COUNTRY. A Lady, who isan experieuced texcher, takes into her fa. mily a number of childrea, aot exceeding eight, as boarders and No prins will be spared to reuder the house a pleas pupils, and to advance them in. their studies, il be paid to their health and morals, The location is very healthy and retired. There are now bree vacane Satisfactor ° references given, Qw* cre TO THE LADIE: MISS FY. GODERRY having just retumed Gor Paria, With a handsome assorticent of Silks, Laces, # mbroide: ries, Caps, Bonne 1 s’ articles 1p general, will open on Thursday next, the everal eases Of the ahore goods,in Broadway, corner of Leooaid street, up stairs. For turther porticulare inquire J.J. BUT Ww John at. nUr ‘AND FURS tht at wholeeal Tat F ALL DESCRIPTIONS. om be he prices, (rom this date tl the fiest of No. 0 Li BERT ¥ THING ND CHILDREN'S “CLOTH N, Nos, Li Chatham atr ow meat of tie ; and, Children's Clot a, made in the most fax chet, and has es himself to giv Je to order at the shortest notiee, and o3 tm*r CADY. MADE OVEICCUATS, Winter Frocks, Cloaks, eee cee ety Pilot Cloth Over Coats, Winter Frocks, Sacks, & ; “Kio exere¢ ‘nedinm quality Cloth Closks, forsale at 21 Ameriean Ho.el opposite the Fow WaT JEN TS of ever Siupe head, a3 F ay 15 hive received various dipl im «exhibited at the sate and former fairs of the Americ Banks’, brokers’, jewellers’, xpotnecartes’. aud gr f style, gud of the finest fi Jes, patent balances, tin ware Sc ; scal adjusted; Weights graduated to any stindird a L. DOMINGO COFFEE —Just anded f om bog Fairfield, Strom Pore au Fraser, 200 bags inive Coffe, vid erop, of ‘or sale uperior quality, by, pesen ass GROBKEIM & 8 HREIBER Ww 026 3" Hiham streets PORTU “PHESE, faretian jeremive, co ment om the lart colw