The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1843, Page 3

SOUTHERN MAIL Philadelphia. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Puiavevruia, Oct.{28, 1843. The Weather—The Ladies—Franktin Institute— Wallace's Concert— Theatrwals—Sheriff’s Office— James Buchanan—Forny, of the Lancaster Intlli« Bencer— Business. Jamns Gorvon Bennett, Esq.— Dear Sin:— r This is a most delightful day ; the wind north- west, bracing’ and healthy; and Seem street thronged with the gentler sex, numbers of them on their way to and return trom "the exhibision of the Franklia Inatitate, which still continues to be crowded daily ‘and nightly with. all claeses of peo- ple {was informed this morning, during a short visitthere, by Charles B. Gregs, » one of the geatlemaaly and polite managers, chat yesterday ‘was the most productive day to the Institute, pecu- niarily, of any since the opening. ‘This is the more singular, as the day was certainly the most unplea- nt, “ : ea Valllace’s Concert last night atthe Musical Fund wasjnot so well attended as this talented artist emisently deserved. During the performance he wes most rapturously applauded, and at the close the shouts of bravo from numbers evinced the great gratification given. The weather, I opine, isthe only reason why the room was not crowded. A second Concert will no doubt produce a result so much to be desired, and as a fair reward to one so well entitled as this great performer undoubted- ly is. ea Tanticipatea, the National was crowded to see Forrest as Hamlet, which he personuted ,with great skilland exquisite taste. I regret thissterling actor 18 not bettersupported—it ceriainly mars the performance much, and detracts from his deserved tame. Without being invidious, and excepting Mr. Ox'ey, who is a most excellent pertormer, and ex- emplary man, and ourlaughier moving Wemyss, 1 can s.y littl: for the male members of the establish- ment; those I mean who have been placed in promi- neot parts during Mr. Forrest’s engagemeat. The worthy lessees deserve to succeed, and [ taink it is essential that a reform should be made in some par- ticulars to engure “a consummation (01) devoutly tobe wished” While oa the subject I must accord just praise to Mrs. Knight, who performs her parts judiciously, and to Mrs. Lewis, who is in many in- stances rerliv excellent. k To-night, Richelieu at both houces, with Forrest and Macready; at the Walnnt etreet, the Virgia ia Minstrels, being their benefit, and Burton witha greut billfor his farewell atthe Arch. He has se- cured the appearance ot the “ Wild Boy,” now ex- hibiting at the Masonic Hall, to lend to the even- ing’s attraction. He will of course have a bum- per at parting. I negieeted in my last to mention that young Vandenhoff elicited praise for the very excellent periormance of Ulric on Thursday night at'h- Ches- nut. Tamessured that this is only justice tobim. Passing Miss Chariotte Cushman aad Mr. V. on the promenede in Chesnut sireet, this afternoon, re- minded me Ishould have said this before. He will appear in the part of De Mauprat to-night, with acready at the Chesnut. No new appointments to-day by the new Sheriff ‘The ** Daily Foram” now owned by Bela Badger, has been fortunate enough to secure the advertising. ‘The printing bas been given to Col, Charles Alex- ander, his paper, the ** Daily Chronicle,” being one ot the official advertising papers. This willbea great pecuniary lossto the ** Times” and ** Mercu- ry,” heretofore the adveriisiug medium of the sher- ifi's office. The Hon. James Buchanan, our State Senator, and the Pennsylvania eandidate forthe Presidency, is still at Head’s Mansion House,South Third street. He has been visited by a large numberof our citi- zens, and the impression he has made is decidedly favorable. We has considerable strength here— zome of the most prominent Demoerats in this coun- tv preterring him to any other candidate for the Presidency. He will remain inthe city for several days. Forney, of the Lancaster Intelligencer, has also been with us for a day or two—he is the fiem friend of Mr. Buchanan, and his greatest champion. He was a candidate for the Legislature at the re- cent election, but the Whig strength ae OG much forthe Democrats, he was defeated. He would have been, itelected, a most industrious, able and aptelligent member, Business is rather flat, and has beenall the week, the inclemsney of the weather even preventing the usual activity in aretail way. We canaot expect much, however, of any kind, asthe season is tco far advanced. Ovr merchants speak confidently of an early and large spring business. Yours, &c. fice Kisdon Bacon, the colored waiter at the Pralidetphia Uoied States Hotel, who found and appropriated to his own use, two one thousand dol- Jar bi's, which were tost by a gentleman from the fox'h, was committed yesterday by the Mayor, in detanit of $2,000 bail. jSales of Stocks at Secon Boaxn, Oct. 27 ‘Tenn 64; $290 State F raers’and M 6: 10 sbares tate 6's, cash 6's, Ist Juty, 8945 new ann’l, 1545, 63; $650 do 6's, ol do do, 66; 10 shares Manufac’s and Mech’s Bank, 19}; 3 do Febnyllell Navigation, 36}; 80 do New Orlesns Gas jank, 21 Fivst Boann, Oct. 23-89'vb: Manufae’s and Mech’s Bank, 19), 20 dodo 194; $1000 Tenn Bonds, 5’. Ist July 81; S1*6u City 5's, 1871, 102; $¢900 State 5%, 604; 10 shares Wercern Bank, 44; 100 do Reading Railrond, 17; $1090 Reating R& Bonds, 6's, 1850, cash, 65; $6000 do do, 65; $1000 Tennessee Bonds, 6's, 80}; 120 shares Girard Baok, 6}; $18 Stare 6", 1846, new, 62}; 10 shares Philadelphia Bank, 85; 2do Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank, 38; $1000 Wilmington RR 6's, 1853, 84}. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Paiaverrats, Oct 23—Cld Solon, Buckman, NOrleans; Elizabeh, Re Havana; Oak, Kyder, Boston; Ann Stille, Wells, Sa 3 Bartiatonk, Oct 2i—Arr Herald, Wat ire, Hawes, NYork. Cid Leila, Higgins, [av Stevens, ‘Stevens, NOrleans; Jabez, Smith, Antigta; ENicott, Lauderman, La Guayra; Alexandria, Lews York Oct 26—Sid Nile, Boston. ALEXANDRIA, i xp, Oct 26—Arr J A Lancaster, Boston, f get Are Win Thatcher, Decker, Philadelphing Xm Borge, Seavey, Atecibo; Eliza Ann, Fitzgerald, Baracoa; Spoken, sCghig, Thateher, New York for Mobile, 20th inst, Jat 32 12, on7 Shepheard, Port au Prince for New York, 20th inst. c. given, Foreign Ports, ecto no date—In port, Wm Pean, Coleman, of and for Amsterdam; Em- Havre, Std Ni ey ity, New MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Oct. 28-6 P. M. The stock market was much better to-day in feeling and stocks generally rose. Harlem, } ; Long Is! lilinois, §; Ohio, $; Kentucky, j. At the new board, sales were not largo, but prices were better. At the date of our last advices {rom England, the quan: tity of wheat released from bund under the low duties ‘was in London 359,000 quarters; Leith, 90,000; Newe: tle, 90,000; other ports, 170,000—making for the whole kingdom 700,000 quarters. The old free foreign on hand ondthat onthe way, it was estimated would swell the supply of foreign to 1,000,000 quartera, or about 8,000,000 bushels. We find among our English files the following state- ments of the cost of making pig iron in Scotland : Cost or Maxina Inox ix ScotLann, i Cost at the raised rates paid ind, 45 Cost at low rates. on black Ztonsraweoal.ts, 8s Od. i refuse coal, lo 1}6 tos blaek band, cel- eed, 12 6 wt. lime stone, 14 gewn ‘ages & contingenc’s, 11 0 Total cost per ton, £1 19 4 U.S, ewrency, $8 00 ‘The duty on this iron imported into the United Statcs is $9, being 100 per cent, and its price in the New York market now is 27 to $29, American pig iron, No.1, is 25 to $28 50. In 1819, the duty on the iron was for the lest two mouths 20 per cent, and for the first ten months 29 Der cent,or about $2 per ton; and the import was 186 tons, at an average cost of $15 80 cents; on this costa duty of $9, gives 24 80, leaving at the Present price about $2 to cover charges, expenses, and importers’ profi's. Now, according to the census, there were pro: duced in the United States in 1810, 295,903 tons. That amount it is probable -wasincreased to 300,000 ton s in 1942. Tho price w: tained to nearly the level of the imported iron, which is of the best quality. The price of the imported iron is now $7 per ton higher than it would bo ifa revenue duty of $2 only were imposed — Hence the tax paid annually by the consumers of Ameri Cav iron to the owners of the mines amounts on the whole Production to $2,109,000, ‘This tax is averaged upon eve- ry plough, spade, hoe, and axe, used in the country, and $0 far enhances the cost of producing grain. ‘The physical avon ges of Great Britain in producing iron, are such &s to dofy competition. The localities of the coal, the ore, and the limestone, are such asto reduce the cost of manu- facture by diminishing labor beyon 1 what is requisite in any other country. In relation to iron, she has the same vaniages over this country, as has China in ralation to ‘The latter may be raived inthe United States 3 bur no one wonld serious!y pretend to compete with China in its proiuctions; yet in a degree, the attempt to compete with Englant in cheap iron is equally futile. The st tempt 0 dose by levying a tax of $2,000,000 upon the peo ple for the purpose of applying it os a bounty to iron Twisters, is oppressive in the extreme, a well as impolitic. It only enhances the profits, and adds tothe wealth of the minors without in any degreo improving the condition of the operatives, te the Stock Exchange 0 N OC 1 & Bk; 100 Cantoa Co LL Mohawk RR 2000 4 di 25 do 30 3755 Ce 859 Long faland RR 28 "s. do $500 Ohio Cs, ee 20 = do 52% 4000 0 50 do 3 508 5000 jo 130 do. 960 5259 5000 do 150 do boo 55 1000 Ky Bonds 50 do 03 52% 5009 Indiana Bonds 400 Harlem Rit 33 5000 lo 100 do a4 7000 Ilinois Bonds ” do 3 5000 do 100 do do ot me ae 30 0 60 3734 50 dshrs Bank of Com. 9038 30 do 3314 20 Farmers’ Lin & Trust 2150 do 830-3384 Second Board. 75 Harlem RR u% 50 do 930 3144 350) do D3 344, 150 do Bika 2 do 313g 100 Long Island RR 52% Now York Public 1862 cash 115) 6's 1870 s3ds ia Stock Exchange. 50 Harlem RR 50 d> s, 106081595 50 do. b7 95% 25 = do 1000 do 10 9925 100 do 2000 Kentucky 6’ cash 9734 150 do 1000 do 81098 100 do 3000 do Wednesday 98 30 do 1000 Ind Dol Bds, 25yrs lo 37 25 ad 10°0 Illinois 6’ i970 b3 3734 50 do bad b3 36: 25 Long, Island RR lo 2000 do 2000 do 63 37, 50 1000 do 37. 5 do 1000 do baw 37. 50, do 1000 do snw 37 390 do 7:50 shs Diy Dock Bk b2033 175 dy 4 bo do bio gi 100 do 20 do 35. 50 do blo 53 20 Canton Co. 6 39 do M3 32M 75 Harlem Ef 0 +60 525 od wo do 030 53 Cotton Crops. The Savannah Republican of the 20th inst. rays :— The weather has put astopto the further maturing of the Cottoncrop in this State. We yesterday conversed with planters from the interior, who inform us thet the frost, tor a few nights past, has been very severe-—so much sothat all the unmatured bolls have been killed. Col. Young, from Scriven, tells us thet on Wednesday morning, he saw ice which had been formed in a bucket attache’ to his well, of the thickness of paper. Foreign Markets, Kinaston, Jam Sept. 29, 1543.—Business ‘The imports ot Flour, &c. have been very la nearly 800 barrels have been imported since the 7th instant, and 8000 bbis, the last month. ‘Tne market is quite stocked. Offers have been mate at $7 for 3000 to 400 hble. but re- fused. Philadelphia flour 1s now selling at $6.75. Meal is plenty in market, but dull. Last sales were made at 425 to $4374, cash. Breed plenty, market dull. Pork, Jarge arrivals trom Canada and New Orleans—prices asked $17 to $13, no sales, Corn—1800 bags from New Orleans held at $1. In fact all things in the market are} slow of Too much has been imperted, and thesales are very dull, very dull. Freights. There was scarcely any thing doing in New Orleans on the 13th inst. Annexed are the quotations—Cotton. per Ih to Liverpool, 3, do Havre, 15-16 a Ic; do New York, $2 a2 25’ per bale; do Boston, $1 75 de. Tobacco, per hhd to Cowes, &c. 373 63; dy London, 373 6d; do New York $4 75 0 5; do Boston, $4 50; do Pailadelphia, $6 a 660. Sugar and Molasses from the city, $2 50a 3; Flour per bbl 60c; Pork, 6240; Lead. per ton, $4 04 50, CAE TET Passengers Arrived. Livervoo1—Barque Superior—J Green, ‘Thos Porter, WJ Porter, J Pickering—226 in the steerage. , : Gresapa—Brig Star—Kdw Burnett, C Frey, F Fraser, Miss R Fraser, Geo Shaw. Briizs. Hor Johu R Gardaer—D Jex, of Belize; Win Schindler, South Carolina, Forelgn Importations, Superior—19 bxs slates 19 crates 8 casks sd cks Harvey & Slag M Wilson & co—5 bxs Smith, Thurgas ter—79 R Walsh—10 Barri tons coal Williams & Guios JT Tapscott—20 Roche Broth bkt trees 98 cks 1 bbl 1503 sacks salt 25 doze: crate to order. St Perersnvnc—Barque Duchess—100 pki Crafts—45 Bur itt & Johnson—1 McCreken & 14 8tON— kgs 28 hf bdis hemy T Korck—33 do 6 hf do A Greenough, o joston—3 pkes 175 do iron to order. Betize, Hon—Brig John R Gardner—$2239 Walter R Jones —25 ceroons indigo G& J Laurie—6 do cochineal B Blanco— 400 J J Labouisse—27 5 tons logwood 100 logs mahogany $1027 ! Coffin—2 bxs tortoise she!l $3600 F Alexander—b2 bales sarsa- la 1 ceroon indigo 1 do cochineal 122 hides James Peder- Domestic Importations, New Ontraxs—Ship Louisa—35 hhds tobacco Bogart & Kneeland—28 RS Maitland—19 bales hemp 2 do wool Tucker & Cooper—73 do cotton 4 hoimpson & Adams—107 H Bean & eo 13 tes flaxseed 12 bbls 19 kegs lard 42 hhds tobacco Field & Thoinpson—4 do 4 & D MeGregor—is do 2 boxes samples P J Francia—3i hhds tobacco Boorman, Johnston & co—3007 sticks logwood ereite—200 bales cotton 2552 pigs lead Brown Brothers & co—19 bales J H Brown—134 B F D, MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Sicam Ships. ¥ROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA dpa N 3° Hibern’ Britanni: Ship Masters and nts We shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessel to Co jore Rowert Sitvey, of our News rt of the Shipping left at the Port whence they ‘essels Spoken on their List of their C: any Foreign Newspapers or ey may have. lc board them ly arrival, ts and Cor respondents, abroad, will also > conter & sending to this Office all the Marine In Hifence can Nantical Information of any kind will be thankfully PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 29, 6 12 31 +698) Moon seT: sed 59 rae WATER Cleared. am, Canton, M. H. Simpson; Hellespont, Spotford, Tileston & Co; Anson, Barkman, Charleston, Geo. Sutton: Marathon, Johnson, do, A. Caselli — Brigs Telegraph, (Br) Wills, Bermuda, vliddi-ton & Co; Ken- hawa, Harvey, New Orleans, John Ogden —Schrs Adrian, Baker, Moutego Bay, Ja, John Ogden; Leo: Eyringe, Kio rande, 8. M. Eytinge & Co; Pacific, Davis, Baracon, Aymar & Co; Constant, (Br) Cain, Antigua, A. Fubbird & Co; Arrel (Br) Jones, Bermuda, Micdleton & Co; Amelia, Terry, and Sterling, Adams, Swansboro. NC; A ton, NC. A. B. Cooley & Co} J. Peck; Roe, Snedicor, Baltimore, Johnson & Lowden, Al ship Frincis Depaa, Sagory, New Orieans, John Elweil & Co} barque Bashaw, Howes, Natchez, Miss. do. Arrived, British ship Cosmo, Outerbridge, from Belfast, Eng , Sept. 23, with mdse, to W. F,'Jaque ‘ ip Louisa, Leavitt, 21 days from New Orleans, with cot- Ships Bazaar, Ellis, Havana, Ba Allen, from Liverpool, Aug. 28, with mdse, to Taylor & Merrill. Barque Duchess, Baxter, (of Boston) 57 days from St. Peters- burg, with mdse, fo order. . Brig John KR. Garduer, Pedersen, from Belize, Hon., Oct. 4, with specie, &e. to F. Alexander. i Brig Star, Pittman, from, Grenada, via St. Kitts 14 day ballast, to A. Hubbard & Co. Lett no American vess Star arrived on the coast in 9 days—since which ti experienced a succession of gales from NE. Sehr Tangier, King, 9 days form Bermuda, in ballast, to Ne+ smith, Leeds & Co, Schr Elizabeth, Billings, from Eastport, with lumber, to Smith & B ynton. Schr Mechanic, Smith & Leeds. * Scbr Andromeda, Nevins, 20 days from Lubec, with plaster, to Smith & Boynton. Schr Jane Yates, Yates, 12 days from Lubec, with plaster, to Brett & Vore. Schr Litth W, Robinson. Schr Mary Maria, Ulmer, 9 days from Thomaston,with lime, to master. Schr Pioneer, Moore, 10 days from Machi master. * Schr Zone, Crowell, 4 days from Boston, with plaster, to the master. ‘hr William Wilson, Baker, 4 days from Boston,with mdse, te Sehr Eh master, Schr Equity, Franci: e ye has Roberts, from Eastport, with lamber, to Mary, Davis, 14 days from Portland, with oil, to with lamber, to to, abeth, Baker, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to 8 days from New Bedford, with oil, to master, Schr Industry, Cushman, from New Bedford, with oil, &c. to master. ; Schr Col. Simmons, Fish, 2 days from New Bedford, with oil, to master, ; Schr Extra, Harris, 2 days from New Bedford, with oil, to master, Schr Charity, Kelly, 8 days from Dennis, with fish, &c. to master. Schr Congress, Holmes, 4 days from Plymouth, with fish, to master. Schr Mary Ann, Cox,2 days from Hartford, with mdse, to master, Below. ‘Ewo ships, one barque, one brig, unknown. Salled, Ships Sea, Edwards, and Taroli ira beth Denison, Post, Mobile: Sy onah; barques Navarino, Peabody, Oporto her, and others, Herald Marine Correspondence. Orrice or the Ky. ANDER, Newronrt, Oct, 27, 1843. Arr 26th, Astracan, of Portland, Wippin, from Boston 23d ult, for New Orleans, with an assorted cargo. On the 3¢ te in lat 33.N, lon 68 W. in a violent masted, had decks swept of everything, lost coth boats, had all ter stove, and shifted cargo. Ona the morning after the ters there was not a spoontal of water on board, save what j Js of cranberries among the cargo. For six ched thele thirst from eating cranberries and they were packed in; on the 9th, a ship hove fa sigititthe windward and they hohe they, Were sen to be relteved from their sufferings; but they were doomed to dis: ricane, Was entirely dis- appointment—after standing so nerr that x man could be tine ly seen on her quarter deck, with spy, glass in hand, brate in comms i his course, ep the shi Away, and $00 ra this time a signal of distress fly- ing from the Astracan, We sincerely hope the inhuman wretch av be diseoveret, that the finger of scorn may be pointed at im to his latest breath, the same day, tie Sarah, Foster, from Boston for Matanzas, hove in sight, and by whom they weve Kindly supplied with ‘tive casks of water. ‘The Ssrah took from,the A. four of her crow and ove passenger, the own: am, to-day, about & miles ENE. to town ina fish she had ‘2 leaving them t ir e nchored at tJudith, when the ke for assistance been seen from town, and the cutter promptly gone to her aysistanee, The wiud blowing ‘nd a storm gathering, it was deemed advisable on the the steamer lols, from Providence, to deapatch her to tow. her tsa at6 vm, she wag safely cy Ale rrr, Delaware, Waite, Philadel Kall River for dos Pitot. Penn, Sanford, New Bedford for mington, NC, General Record. Vesses Astone.—Captain Roberts, of the Loyal. (Br) at jackson, Capt ( Baltimore from Crean Turtle Key, Abued, rene 1 At sea, n small boat in which were several mont yon, neheks Ameriouny tiny were f the Windsor it |. he saw a wrecking schr staudis fe rai sche nine tye Nee Pron ‘ Banaue Wave, Wales, at Boston from Malaga, came th the Straits of Gibraltar jn co, with the Gag er Nae Orleans; Confidence, Bailey, and Nahmakanta, Pucker, for New York; Wm A Caldwell, Horver, for Philadelet Asmonr.—a large full tigyed brig, ith inst, off Sombrero Key, with wreckers alougside, Kiv West, Oct. H—The Ganga is condemned, and her # port of destination, Baltimore, Ship Rose ‘Whalem jay of Islands, no bout May 6th, with 1500 bbls oil, 159 sp. py hloatezunin, Baker, NH, at Bay of Islands May 20, with 3100 Heard from in Feb, Blankenship, Sippican, 13 mos vut, 130 bbls a Spoken—Oct 20, lat 32, lon 64, Hope Ocean, of and for NB—oil not report iu Juue, Speken. for New Orleans, Oct M4, off D H t this rt. Stewart, from Pacific had 1600 bbls sperm Arkansas, Burgess, h Shot Keys—hy the Louis s port. Asia, (Br) Liverpool for St John, NB. Oct 10, lat 43, lon 46 —by the Duchess, at this port A ship aeith painted ports, standing to the ga white sixnal with « 21 16, Jon 90 4 Eliza, (Br) 50—by the same ssblitzens (Sw) Antwerp for New York, Oct 16, lat 42 18, low 6. Emeline, Pearce, from Bristol, RI. for Havana, Oct 7, 20 miles E of Havana, Foreign Ports, Bruize, Hon. Oct 4—In port, Chas Hammond, for NYork, 7 days: Warsaw, Hall. from do, arr Ist. Qi Countess of Durham, Hoge, V ad, Toulon; Wellington, Foster, us, Good Intent, Whitham, Fowey ichibsecto, Ganson, le Margaret cow; Lord Ramsay, England, Bridg- f ) larshal, Gloucester; William, Rewell, Care diff; Cousins, Gray, Perth, Home Ports. Betrasr, Oct 2%—Arr Atalanta, Gilman, NYork. Sld 2th, Boruro, Durham, Norfolk. Ganpiner, Oct 21—Arr Pearl, Haskell, NYork. Sid 25th, Hargrave, Bailey, NOrleans. PorTLAND, Oct 25—Cld Ligos Freighter, Blanchard, Trinidad, At Only D-ughter, Tucker, N York, Portsmourn, Oct 2t—Sld "Talleyrand, Knowlton, Savan- yah: Mentor, Trefetnen, Norfolk; Black: Hawk, ‘I'refethen, altimore. Newscnyronr, Oct 25—Arr European, Lincoln, and Alphi- on, Snowman, N York. Oct 25—Arr Plato, Pressey, and Medomak, Jones, . Cld FH Hertick, Wilkins, NYork; 26th, Lu- ; Malaga—on ‘the 13th inst, lat 40'19, lon 55, experienced a seve @ gale trom SW to W. away fore anil main topmasts, with sails aud rigain} tached; Richmond, Gibbs, Cronstadt. Put back, Emma dora, Holines, for ‘Cape Town, with loss. of Jibboom, ha been ruin inco fast eventug., by an inward E Wool- Hamilton, Matanz: Mary, York, Matanzas ity Point a 3 Rienzi, (late of this port, so d incetown. Arr 26th, Mary Frances, W Kuight, Safford, Havana; Metamora, Burvham, Philadelphias ’ Wellington, “meline, Nichols, Roudout; Mail, Nichols, Prymourst, Oct 22—Arr Almira, Parker, NYork. Sid 24th, Collyria, (Br} Dart, Maitland, NS} Guide, Holberison, Phila: delphi Provixcrrown, Oct 23—Arr ‘Merier,’ Mason, New York, of and for Newburypoit—off Race Point, took « squall from t WNW. and blew away toresail, Jib, Ke—refitted, and again 25th. Naxrucker, Oct 23~Arr Philadelphia, Thain, NYork. Epoantows, Oct 2t—Arr Win H Turner, Rogers, Boston for ‘Apalachicola—in coming up the harbor last evening, ran ashore on Chabaquidie, having previously lost one of her ans chors off East Chop same eve—has since been got off, leaking some, aud will go on the railway for exainjaation and rennin gofigiates Hone, Oct 25—Arr Wm Penn, Taylor, Philadelphia for Boston, Nickerson, W! for a whaler. ‘arnham, Cadiz: Wight, dnd Ret Brown, Albany; IDENCK, Oct 26—Arr Mount Hope, Bush, Philadel phi Sld Bartiue, Crosby, Wilmington, NC Julia, Van Gilder, and Marietta Ryan, Wheldon, Philadelphia New Hay ‘Arr Don Juan, Harding, Boston, to oad for West ian, Warebatn, Sid Lady Wash- p ington, Thomas, Al : Arr Smith Tuttle, NHaven for West Abigail, Leland, and) Factor, Hand: Wind ‘blowing a gde fiom'the t 20—Ary Sarah Hand, Herrick, NOr- The W_A Catdwel!', from M Cd St George, Murphy, Sa- 2, Willets, Sing Sing; Star, Cox, N York. PHMOND, Oct 25—Shd Sun, Stanton, Stonington; Amanda, Teal, Phitadelphia, Savavnan, Oct 23—Sld Exact, Johnson, New Yor Shicids, Carsou, Havana; Philara, Doane, and Margaret NN York. sive, Oct 20—Arr aud sld, New York, (s) Key Oc! . NYork aga, js not below. as reported, Catharine PHILADELPHIA wishing to bave THE / HERALD served regularly at theirstores and dwellings, every day from 2 to2 o’elcck, will please leave their natses aud address with the Agents, For one years six month With anaddition of 244 cents per copy, the SUNDAY HER H ‘to the ahove terms, for for sale every day, &C RALD, Bingle'co G. Be Bee price three cents. . B No, 3 Ledger Bui ug, Third street, 028 eodimr Agents for the Hera'd, HONOR TO GENERAL BERTRAND. FIRST DIVISION. N. Y. STATE AR’ LERY.—Th* Cornsnissioned Officers of th mn, that intend above Diy on Monday next (by order of Major Gener] Ssndford) to ren= der homage to the Brave Soldier, and friend of America and General Bertrand,are respectfully invi'ed to call this lav, October 2uth, and examine a specimen of a neat ‘olored Rosette to he worn on the left breast as a mark of Tespect to the brave veteran. As they will ouly be made to order, officers will please call and leave their names as early to-day as possible VALENTINE, Card Evgraver and Printer, No, 1 Beekman st, Lovejoy's Hotel,op, ovite the Brick Church, New York, October 27. 028 Iter +2to 4 ade of the best materials, and cut in the modern style. A s, Over Coats made aud trimmed trom: “$8: 60 to $19 00 Pants and Vests dit ae 5 7 Persons fu ing them Shirts mide up to order alter the latest and most approved French patierns. U garments of all carters constantly on hand Gloves, Hosiery, Cravats, Scarfs, 5 ispende s &r. 29 Im*ec W. COLLINS. ECONOMY IN Gt NILEMEN’S DRESS. ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD. It has been truty that poor goods are not worth the ex- peuse of making, ‘and Slop mide ciothes is good cloth spoiled. Experence must have tanght mauy that there ace those who lay it on so thick, that deep, generally accompany’ the pressed with these facts, the wn course, avoiding e gant profits on rhe o-e hand, asd keep- ing the very best articles on the other, which are made up to order.under the superiatensence of as elfisient cutters, prtent,workinen ‘as cau be ound in she enantey,.” Our Bork for the winter is now complete, cousisting 0 Biack, Blue, Olive, Brown, and Greed Cloths, fur D d Frock proof Double Milled Cloths, Bewers, Tweeds, Ke. for Over Coats. es in all the new and ¥ fi Pantaloons, Vest rich Velvets, Merin Dressing Robes, Satins, Silks, Se. Witha iarue Fancy Dress Articles, Includiug Scarfs, Handkerchi vats, Gloves, Suspenders, ke. < WILLIAM T. JENNINGS & CO., x ‘23: Broadway, 029 Im*ec American Hotel, opposice the Fountain. PREMIUM SOFA BEDSTEADS, RAW’S PATENT EXTENSION SOFA.—This x0 well known to the public, and its advantages incontestibly proved, that the inven deems it unecessary to make further comment. He would, however, beg leave to refer to the few following highly respectable gen- Hemen who have these sofas wow in us", as to their convenience tad wriey #— President Van Buren, A istrict Attorney, tient of fis, Cra- Hi Sam) Ward, E Brown, Brothers & Co, Col. Crosby, Rey Dr Nott, Sc.tenectady, A thousand more nanies cor dies of the first respectabinn only to be seen to be its ow do. , do jd be given of gentlenen and Ia- il it were necessary; » 1 ik needs {recommen tation. At | yersons Wishing to purchase sofas, sofa bedsteads, reclining : ihe oF rocking chairs, are respecttully invited to call at 463 Biow way, secon door above Grand street. N.B._ ‘The above sofa has been awarded. as premiums, at the irs where it has been exhibited, ove gold medal, diplomas. 463 Broadway, secoud doo an above Grand street. BQAT,AND OAR BAZAAR—At this establishment can be found every description of Boats that ingeauity of man can suggest. Look at what he has done wad. then jin of what he can do. AC hie fue Kets oy unrivalled rf vit: fig) jew fuundlas u ixteen foot Din! ‘roubler; the’ Komp. ot Hurleate, and the Pal Pry.” ‘The row row boats Henry Stark, which won 29 races in 18 month; the noble Cimbri W. Chapman; the forty foot racer the barge E: ir Florida; the brass mouuted gig Neptune for Tampico Ba: ‘and a host of others equally. great OARS, SWEEPS AND SCULLS—150,000, feet on hand; 2,000’ fect of Lenard’s celebrated Scutis for sale. ‘This w Draven of his bustuexs is truly worthy of acveation.— Look at the prices, ouly three and four pence a foot. All the senils for racing dressed by the proprietors own hands. ‘Those that wor the last race can now be seen at his office. Sixty Boats always on hand. Visit his Bazaars if you desire a treat. AL] work delivered free of charge C, L. INGERSOLL, | 396 406 and 414 Water and 141 Cherry streets—sole proprietor. ocd 2m¥e 'O ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.—The subscriber would Tespaetfally inform his customers and others, that in consequence of tus old staud In Broadway being burned dowd, he has taken the premises No. 135 Crosby street’ wear Lloustoa, antil such time as the stores in Broadway are rebuilt, and that pa ow boy ae to boa ae toe hag ct Work and Carving that may be rejnired, the saime ae formerly. Ofk, Bepuetinber Zbth. 1943, New Yoi x JOHN GALLIER, #29 In* 115 Croshy street. ee LANCARD’S PATENT STATUE WOOD & COAL SLOVES—vor halls, parlors, offices, stores. steumboats, ke. For beauty, comfor stove in the United States od is structed for alive and dumb stove combined, and fora live stove only. Th tire chamber im the pesesual is construc’ed in such 9 manner that the fire, by means of a reveriahle place or partition in the stove, causes the heat to circulate through the eutire heightef the statue, iving a large and beautiful radiating Surface also a hot ate chamber atiache I, eud every entific priatipte. For tistretion.. The sib at parchasing to eal and satisfy themselves of theabove fers. They can be seen operation daily and for sale only in the eity at 114 Grand street, one door east of Broadway. JAMES HINDS. ott nm Frivs OF JEFFERSON INS NOP, COMPANY 0 —Office 16 Wall street this pide e siness of inaurance against loss or dat by. fire, ™ wares and merchandise, aud also on vewels and cargoes Srainat Loar by inland savigation: DIRECTOR: homas W.. Thorne, Elisha Ri homas TV ; in Ke Robson, John It. Davison, P Saze, Thomson Price Joneph Allens Jon tl, Lee, Joh fe, Moves Pu, Ula, ated C. Tunis, mes reine ‘Anson Haker, Win K. Thorn, Joseph, Drake, Cae orrell. Joho ©, Merritt, oc ‘THOMAS whan E. Prosident, ARO. T. HOPE, Seerorary mi? toh IX PURSU ANCE of an order of the Sorrogace of the County of New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having glvime against John Carroll, late of the city of New York, Janke Shop keeper, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber; and persons indebted to che estate, are requested 10 tna JOH Dated New York, Octo! $1 Fellow fat Steers, with turving the cattle ‘or found, will rereive Ano to wet eds, . Any person re- ation where they may Washington market, ot . New By ony tte $1 ARD —LOST, a small morocro colored Pocket Book, contaiming about Sixty Do'lars. ‘Lhe above reward will be paid on leaving itat No, 29 William stre stairs ov) athe MPIRE STEAMBOAT BAO REWARD —Lost or stolen, £ om alongside the steam- 4 vr Finpire, trom Albany, om Saturday evening, the 2st Get a Brown Leviher We ting Care, with a cover of the same material, with the letters R. Le y Whoever will bring the same to Messrs. F. Tomes & Sons, Maiden Lane, witl be paid §: of €20 on conviction of the thief, ‘ The above reward will be paid if the above named article be returned bef e 1 o%elock on Manday, the 30:h October, when the owner will leave fr the South, 029 8t*n REWARD—1 he Store of the subscribers w burglariously entered during Sunday and iy , Seotember 31, and Watenss, Diamonas, Jewelry and Silver ware to a large amount stolen, for the recovery of which the above reward will be givea, or a proportionate amount for any part of it ows seer E, & 8. 8. ROCKWELL, No. 9 Astor Hous MONEY TO LEND. . and if stolen, the additional sum ABRATAM 1 atre t, near B as may } Goods, Weariuj No. 58 Reade small eum: + Mase, ty of every de= pparel, aud’ persoual pr seri tion, 029 Imer "ARK PLACE HOUSE. AMILIES or gentlemen may meet with pleasant rooms, and. boaid for the winter, at this establishment, suite of rooms fronting on Broad had by early aplication. JA) October zith, 1913. BOARDING FRE SCH and Ameriean Bowrding House, No. 64 Reade st. a few doors trom Broadway. Boarders will find itan agreeable home, at» moderate price, ‘The Freuch is generally sp_ken, Day boarders taken, 0% im*m GENTEEL BOARDING AT MRS, GERES, No. 27 Cournthannt STREET, INGLE OR MARRIED Gentlemen can be accommodated with excelleat Board aud comfortable Rooms on moderate terms. Iso, 1) Park Place. G. ELLIO’ 02) 6 a front Parlor ished or w furnishe BOARDING —Severst furnished rooms for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen. Kaquire at 83 White st oa 0 NG HOUsE—M 0. 3 Mott suret, has a vacancy for a respectable wan and his wile, and two or three single men of good character, where the comlocis of a home can b? obtained. Good references sequired or pay in ad- vance, oT twree and Bed Room on the second floor, fur- 09 Lm in With trout Varlor—four handsome Bed R @ han Bei ms. at 1) Hous HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL, THE undersigned takes occasion to the public, that the Mansion House ° quisidor street, No. 67, ia the nity of the steamboat landing and vegetable market, having commodious family apartments, arranged in the ueatest ordey. A person is employed to procure permits to land passengers, baxgage, &e. who will board vessels immediately after the Visit of the revenue officers, N, B.—Visitors to this island should procnre a passport from the § i the port of eubarkation, tO obviate dif ficulties and inconvenience, #21 Gmec LIAM FULTON. CHOICE # EO. MONTGOMERY, 31 Fulton Market, reseetfully vetotake this method of reiuming his thanks for past favors, and gives notice to his evatomers aud. thet gererally, that Le is now serving ap the beef of lity. very steers, fitted on the extensive and celebrated grazmng. f Putnam County, heloning wo Dynel SPEC TABLE liar to thesr sex, SON, 8 Reade street, Tabs x dise ‘se. peeu 1} by apply’ to DR. WAT: gner Broadway, Mrs. Morion on the oor best verbal reference will. be given. Parents having children ina ling ring state of health, are also respecuully it vited tocall. No chatge where treatment is not given. Dr.W is prepared to visit patien's in auy part of the city. + EMEN’S OULFITTiNG GOObS. JOHN M. DaVIES & JONES, 106 Wiuutam Street, corner or Joun, FAYE received per late arrivals, and now have in store.a full assortment of goods in their line, TDhey feel confident that their stock is not equalled in this ety, and their goods will be sold low for cash. Gentlemen will find a variety of new style of Searfs, AV ALS, Winter Gloves, Dressing Kobes, Pocket Handkerchiefs, &e. Under Garments of every variety, of English and American manufacture, viz: Shirt: and Drawers, 1 do Lam! Shaker Knit Shaker Piauuel kskin io a & Ribbed Silk do o es Merino&Silk do do _ With a great variety of other styles. Silk Shirts and Drawers, Ribbed and Plain, made to order at the shortest nor do do Gloves, Suspenders, tc and every other article of outtitting gods. CAPS, Our asrortinent comprises every % 'yle now in use for gentle men. you h aud chiluren at great! reduced prices, n ON EXCHANGE AGAIN-RETURN TO THE OLD STAND. PPE undersiguod, after a seven sears experieuce of the evil fects resulting frora large stores and larger reat, is happy 0 inforin his numerous customers and the community genera- jaudiord) a reet, Mor- ears conscieutio 5 ‘tod for man: Ce OF THE GOLDEN beacon to all who are in quest of good cheap and ts. * old patrons who may have lost sight of him Te darjug his wanderings, he invites their retura to the Old Spot with the assurance ofa atrict adheraice to his well established fame dpuvewality, Of the public geuerally he sc- ite call, being iropared with au assortment of fine ani aee- souable cloths, cassimers, vestings, se. Ke., whieh he will be happy to make ap in the most farthfal manuer, aud on reasons ble changes, for Cash Ouly. ‘Tha same eare aud atteution be. stowed ou hiking eud trimming, as whea the cloth is purchs § ed ofhim. C. Bs Bxbeock continues in, the cuiting deparg CHARLES COX, ment. c 4 020 lint Sign of the Golden Fleece, No. 4 Wallfat. JAMES LACY DRAPER AND TAILOR, 62 John street, near William, continues to make up Gentlemen's varinents of superu t workinauship, and in the most fashiounvle style, ac his ast] low prices, Geatlemen in want of new and cashtonable clou - iug, should call and examine his select swer of goods before purchasing elsewhere, A trial will be sullicieut to eouviuce the most ecoucmical, that lur beauty of fit, style of workmat + ship, aud at such extraordinary low prices, this establishmaxt eaunot be surpassed by any in the cit Gentlemen furaishiug their own ean have them d crimined—a perfect (it warranted. or ti ch Roods retumed, oud imtec TERMS CASH. DEPOT OF GENTLEMEN’S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES. READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, 6 ‘THE Subscriber would call the attention of their patrons and strangers visiting this city, to their rich sortment of stocks, scarfs, eravats, gloves, suspenders, pocket handkerchiefs, dressing gowns, hosiery, lambs. wool, merino, silk, sett, Berlin, buckskin and other under shiriy and draw= ers” Their assortment of theabove goods, and all other appertaining to a xentleinan’s wardrobe’ are rich, ¥ extensive, and well worthy the attention of the ‘fash community, they would particularly recommend their new style of gentlemen’s shirts, as contai many improvements. shirts at present manufactared by }, are cut to suit form of the wearer, thereby doing away with the large overplus of linen used ander the old system of cutting, and adding not only tothe comfort of the wearer, but to the beauty of the forma. Th roverent was 0 manifest to the Judges of the late fair at the American Institute, that the first premium was awarded to the subscribers; their patentelastic Brace is particu- larly recownmended to all persons, who have acquired the habit of stooping. ‘They will be found of immense benetit to persons of sedentary habits, by bracing the shoulders. they strengchea the back, aud expand the chest, and will be fonnd of no impedi- ment to the froe nse ofthe arms. ‘They would also call atten- tion to their patent elastic Russia or riding belt, Gentlemen may depend on being suited with the best and most fashionable articles, by calling at the old estabpishment of PARSELLS & AGATE nn 20 3m*er 247 Broadway, comer of Park ~ CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH- | NT. 34 PEARL STREEL, LATE 108 BEEKMAN TTHE: Subscriber, well know for the cheapness aud durabil- ity of his work, desires to inform his patrovs and the pabe Sic, that he is now, to suit the tini-s, making ear r pest 4 ata mical tendency ot wvality of twenty per eens from former prices and less it Dele twenty pe, cent than garments of the vame quality are made by the cheap houses in this city. Ia order that geutlemen, may_anderstand whst is meant by cheapness, the follow ing bill of prices 1s submitted to their cv ith a guarantee that the goods shall be of the first ry ie sideration, with ate qualivy, and the fit tuexce Juperior West of England Contss++++812 to 16 Pauts, of black or f milled cass-+ 5 to veers QW to d best style, at the fullowing + $64g to 8 ‘a + sees. i to 1 All orders executed with punctuality and dispatch. Superior Beaver Overcoats from $12 () $20 0% Im*r i . JOUN MOFFAT. ZADY, MADE OVER COA Siow inter Frocks, ioe —Exira Beaver t Clot » Winter Frocks, Sacks, &. Seo tree sre Also, extra aud mediam quality Cloth Cloaks, forsale at 231 Broadway. American Ho.el, apposite, the Fouorain ols Im*r 'M_T. JENNINGS & CO, MNS) BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING = GEO. T. GREEN, Nos, 110 Chatham str-et, and 4 Cows ery, will keep, constantly’ oa hand, a_full and complete assore ment of Meas’, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing, of all deser'p- tious, made in'che most fashionable style, to whieh he would respectfully invite the attention of those made arrangements to receive Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, ke , by every packet, and has secused the services of experienced Cutters, he pledges Himself to give perfect satisfaction to all who may purchase, N. B.—Garments made to order at the shortest notice, aud with strict punctuality, 03 Im*r ENTLEMEN'S L¥FT OFF WARDROBE—Geatle (a'inen oF families desirous, of converting their left off wear ing apparel into cash, ean obtain tor the same the highest ca. h Free. i ‘To families and gentlemen quitting the city, or changing resi- dence, having any superfluous effects to dispose of, wiil find it much’ to their advantage to send for the subscriber, who will ‘attend them at their residence by appointment, 6 John street New York, (0. 6 John street. New York. A line through the Post Office, of otherwise, will receive Prompt attention, CLOTHING creaned, altered and repaired. ott Im*ee. 1g cast off Clothing which they want oe of willy by “leaving. these. addreas at Wr stmye 's & Wilson’s old est store, 19 Chatham. street, be called on at their residence. All kinds of cast off clothing, mathematical instraments, sextants, quad- stols, guitars, &e., bought aud sold at'No. 19 of carpenters’ tools bought OTIC to dis) ol m*r per cent egeods wll Rod ie rant ee tele sdvanthae Uy rertae Ti find Ye me re Prait. Gentlemen will also do weil to call” with rt pressing. All orders wearing ap ‘las may need dyeing or be punetwally aternded to, nod the. artictes done up in the Soria’s earablishinent, No. «90 Pearl st His branches are at No 257 Bleecker st. No Bowery, ane wt 387 Grand se. Alsoa branch a: 49 Fulton st. Brooklyn, aac at Newark, N. J., corner of Broad st, and Washington Place. Merchanis can have all kinds of goods dyed and put up it cheir original forins, and on moderate terms, incitml offier (96 T wel at 20 3 OR SALE—T ay FRINTERS. Fongh have been mead em’ the’ New a aad Nonpatirl, ‘ork Herald: ‘Apay ELL. Auctioneer, & HOWARD. ond san CHATHAM THEATRE. Vo. 32 Ann street 115 Fulton street. Boxes 25 cents. Pit 1234 cents. 1 (Stores No. 80 TORDAY, , NotcomThe Dam will open at haltipast Se Curtain will rise At 10 o’stock im the sales rooms, a7 o'clock. Large sale of elegant furniture of all descriptions, RENOVATED AND RE-OPRNED. Also, piano fort's, 9 aplendad eatlee Algo, te farvitary of several frill ing of marble top gy! book cases, sofas, BENEFIT OF MISS WALTERS. MONDAY EVENING. Oct, 39~The periormane will com " marbia top ceatre anon looking glasses, plated and om " Caan: + some splendid Drugs petings, Se. Mary he entire household ly removeo from n for conven of sale, This de ste will be foand deserving particular attentiot Colin Also, a ty ge edditional lot of superior seeoud hand furcitu Autoine and the ballance chasers. of a enrpet dealer, in lots tos : MONDAY. Furniture, Gentlemen's Furnishing, Store, &e—At 1086 ovclock precisely, 9t No. 151 Broad wav, by order of Mr L Finn, the handsome furn ture of drawing room, parior and bed room kitchen utwnsils, Se, compris ng sofas and. soft beds, bureaas, sideboard, book’ cases, chairs, Ubies. looking glasses, piano ovtes, painting», clock, vases,'china, beds, bedsteads, matves- ses, ke. Marvelli+ Francisco se MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. MONDAY FVENING, Oct 30—Vhe pe {0— he performance will com menor with OFTHE HUDSON. opened gyri oo Mr. Nickinsoe Followed i MOGUL TALE nters, the store, severnl handsome glass cases, nd fixtures, cost $¥i0 hirts, stocks hosiery, wloves, ke. ure Also, at Lovelock, vt No. 199 Liberty. sireet, the fanustare contained in avi house, 2SDA At o’elork ry Larre sale of Dry Go: Clorhit cles, &e , viz_ com” retail taucy, giaghams, silks, wis; domestics assortment of Londoa cloths yostings, in lots to suit; 100 ye Maslin de Laine, a quantity of hosiery, gloves and shirts, and the balance stock of a merch ine taiior. Also, a splendid cousigumeat of Sheffield table cutlery, plat ed ware, &e. WEDNESDAY, Large rte of choice Furviture. ef ‘all families removing, &e. at 1634 o’clack, tn, she sates roo" Also a stock of sple dide ty mails Unbinet Foraiturs, prhich is warranted. Likewise, § uperb Pranoturtes, Pa'otiogs, c. Se. KOYAL MAIL FOR LIV. RPOOL— ‘The Letter Bars tor Steamer HIBERNIA, will close at Har & Co's Ulhee, on ‘Tuesday, 2st, at a4 P.M 1 A speci bag will also be made up for the ‘5 J wnait to India 4 Mi 1-8 Co would eal! theattention of merch ding leiters per th that their Bars are forwarded b Government tockyand hav OF been left by the Steamers for which or Macheth, Inde ‘9 conelnde wi ? PRINTERS DEVIL. Pierre Pica.++ +++» P rage Circle, 50 conta—Upper Private Boxes, 85—Orchestm Boxes, Doors open at Aig-—Curtarn Am AND PERPETUAL FAIR. ‘TW DAYS LONGER | MONDAY and TUESDAY, Ort anda. lock 0 4 nat pe saygioe P.M « WAL POW i ‘The most remarkable Dwart that ever lived. being lively, fatele Vigone, well forme WEIGHING . ed, ONLY FIFLTREN POUNDS, E Pro.rasor ARHYGON, aperimnents 1 ‘ . za i bs WAY Nee ill open anew budwet of Yanko Stories, i PO SSTTLRMAN he miulye vocalat mie Mig NEPUa, BORN WITHOUT ARMS! will perform many remarkuils feats © ith his wes. ede day, Noy. Ist—Entire New Atteaetions. Asmusaion to all Ys cetiamenidien ander wea yenre PL Sanat ns ih O79 LE PEALE 5 NnW YORK MUSHUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. on Steamers to th «60.3 W b a wNTS E. Judkios, Esq, Commander, will leave Boston for the above ports on Wednes- day, s\ November. ‘ IST A, ALL & SHILLING t My, H. Beauett, Manacer, is happy to anncunce an eagage ment with MADAM® ADOLPHE, Who may be privately consulted thi Pasnage to Liverpo Passage to Halifan Apply to oor FOR HAVANA, Direct known Spanish svamer NALOHS * Sommander, will gail pos tively en Tues direct for “ well- w 3 PAST, Peenks t ANE y By her knowledge of Pheenology, Ph aiognom *, Memeriem, and tte hicden reyences, she is ab'eto reveal truths which nares could be learued bya pro sged FORTUNE TELLER! MONS. ADI THE GREAT MAGICIAN ! Will perform 190 different tricks. MECHANICAL FIGURES. Mr. COLLINS, ‘¢ Singer, aud 500,000 Carjosities. Performances every ev ni ‘edamday ed, fitted up with Norough euoy. new boilers, tion, rendering her in every rispect 2 Liye Netehex will arrive ts the New Orleans sterner Aly trip to:those ¥ hose hus he tatter port . Stanhove, well own to the travelling wat hallpast 7, and We i commu. nies the Natchez m ¥ . 4 at 2 o'etoe! For particulars of passage, &e apply to Caprain J. Ro Stane | A Wy 12s, ¢ i pera as ‘ feont, ap Sipe ner a lniticaneoce. bowel Ye Sstes ta Chay we Madame Adotph. FIRST Pac 5 ‘oomor 31st Octabe: st sailing, fvorite hip ADIKONDACK, 1000 tons, Capt Hackstaff, will vosittvely as ebowe, her regular br $ tthe shiva of this line being. all 1000 tons and upwards, pers sons about to embark for the old country. will not fail forges the advantages to be derived from selecting this line im 4 rofer- ence to any other, am thelr. great cspacity renders thein every i CONCERT. Mex AY, October 20:h, 149 — "Third and Last Coneert,by MME. CLS 4h DAMOKE. md MONS J ARTOR, be fi jos Boston, on Monday, Cet. 30th, 1813, at the Lever Tickets (ne Dollar—T'o be ha tat Mr Timm. lusic Btores and Ho tels and at the door. Way, merycomiurte sud “consent than shusaot wxmatice | “Concert vo eommence nt 8 o'clock 028 Str class. Those wishing to secure berths, should not tail to NATIONAL PAINTING, Makeearly application on Bien OF 20 a: HE EMBARKATION Gt THE PIG M FATHERS C age | ip, rom Delft-h parnted by t eir fort gate nent: Fey Boe, 38 Peck Stig it ashington,ig mow exhibiting at the New é ¥ of Desig, comer of Broadway and Leonard xhibit Adinissio 123g cents n will be continued wnril the 4th uf November. ceuts. Season Tickets 59 cents. Catalogues om 9A, M. till 10 P.M. 028 rodat*r FOR SALE ¢ rid) ith 11 or 15 run of stones : H,rhiners, situated evr ¢ ” Westchester County, and State of New York, and in Proximity to the city of New York, aow in order for an exten sive business in flour, and can xrind aud pack 100 to 150 barrels each day, or could be most advantageously employed for any other purpose which might require extensive water power. The Tepucation forthe past thicy-live year: en oyeu tthe Preminin i | informs, the public that he in- this city duriag inter munths, and iving Lesson: Ils, and their proximity to New York, with the facility of Ring. transportation afforded iinmediately adjacent, ov way of the | NB. Notice to be left at Mr, Godoni’s music. store, No. Bavigation direct to the Mi torn faci | 0384 Brondwary, see 24 rodéee ties for business onexce: tionable ta ane MADAME SUT TO! lishment. Apply to Hin NRY LOGG, PROREE ROR Oulu Roenelle, N.Y. Kelloggsville, or 10 SILAS .. 09 Briad sirecty New Yor Angust 2. 1843. MONEY LENT, | IBERALLY, at the old established stand, 403 Grand street, on gold ih ‘ ver rarebey) plate, Jowsley. and Mesias it arel, dry goods, hardware, cutlery, musical an Inathematveal inetracnents, ‘bedding, and every’ description of property, bj penonaliniooeryely | °y OUIm LEVY a bewnboket) 3 Grand hetween Ridge and Attorney st. USINESS [3 BI bSS.—'Therefore if you winh of it you must circalare your card« and haudbills f To do this in an economical way, call on FOLGER & SU VON, nt ithe offic of the Locomotive, Printing John street, wear Pearl, where you ean have all Printing done in the first sty'le, ac the lowest cash prices, and no disappointment, pai Cards printed at one hour's notice if reanived. VAL UNTINE, has removed his Establishment Na, reet, St. Johns?’ Park. 915 3m*r azo im*r gw tes Josern KAMMERER, ‘announces ef mo: blic in geceral hag removed ANTENS street, orders for b nd, to. wait on parties, ete of town, will He thankfully received and, prompit Orders for J. K. will also be received at Mr. is! masie store, 285 Bro: . ol imer MUSIC ESSRS. SCHNEIDER _& REBIUN, Professors of ye Springs, repectfaily annoanes cir atteudauce at private g the eisiing season, per tfally that he here all or eut ded to. bem 1 r at their present res dence, 39 C s 016 lmer if ALIAN MUSIC.—MR, MANNING, (twenty years ree dent iu Naples.) papi Pron receatini, gives in= gtractions on terms to suit the times, in Italian French, and of ine from Joha street. to No. 1 English singing, and in the most fashionable style of piaso Lovejoy's Horel,) opposite the Brick Church, New Yorks h singing, , Ler Die, Vista Invitation, tual Vrofesstonsl Cards exe, | Fe Play Mr. M. has peraission to, J. Mi Wainwright, 1). Det header. D. D5 are M. resides at 220! oi im*r J. F. BROWNE & CO. Manaficturers of the Improved safacnut, Donile Action Harp, by Royal, Letters Pata ondon—entabtisved 1810, (rinny Yaarg. with; Byard) No. refer Mepis follgmina ¢ demeny : md, .'T. Brigham; FL. Hawken D. Di Hudson street, near Spring st. HARPS. cuted in the first style of the arty ax regards the superiority of the engraving, neatuess of the aud the whiteness and brillinucy of tue cards. Perso: ing their own exrd plates.can have them printed on the most approved and fashiou- able style of cards, at yrrices to suix the tims, Phe Ladigs and Gentlemen of New York, Brooklyn, and the adjoinisi cies and towns, are respectfully “wvited ‘call and examine the speciinen books, aud from a variety of pattern cards select to their taste 929 In? PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT, EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2 AND 27. roadway and 135% ¢ hambers street, New *, Browne ofter these bea. HE, Subscriber has received a'larce supply of Vorgtlanders? cevebrated Duguerreotype Aprartuey large and stnall 61 # | Barcpoen ts with achromatic lenses made according’ to Professor Fetzval’s | fore: : eatculation. ‘ Alo anew ie a best pletes and chemicals, which he F. Browne would observe these Harpe the ost ‘approved Veiuciptes, with eff the no are constructed om f Tednced prices, - ments, are tnequa rithavey ¢f tone, fineness of tow : 6 & i rave ao ed tones, ws akents, Vit | aad yecfeetness of mechanists, Particvlar eave is taken pole i [ey Mount Ree, anne had them for the airernes af climate this conser? in which res ent, Hey, for che Southeru States Wan. West, Kea, | Bence dinported ts the wrnat ore. ony of Baropean mane nats, Ohio. tions (post paid) and orders, accompanied ees, Will be promptly artended to, and should be WILDIAM LAUGE NITE at. Exchange Build p Intel phy VIDEN Diy ank will be p November next, ov unlaigua, in lew of the of tday. “Stockholders wh Bochss, whi 5 ttention of pry eswors in this country is solicited. ices and deneviptions may be forwanteo by post. carefully atom to; Harps im exe! oti Im*ee directed to oj7 am*r ONPAKIO BAN capital stoc. of on the Ist day. the office at € ne 10 PIANO FORTE MAKERS. reside at the fF Jour GILL, mann faetnrer rt Piano F: to echanies Bank in the City of New ¥ onnee chat in addition to bi hi " ne Atay ity — We | street mud sd Avenue) chat he hae made arreavements with Mr. d WV at the Braveh to | Join Plivfe, ivory dealer, No. 19 Murray street, New York,(as Utier. Stockholders west of Utica at the Ban! jooxe in t) wher any article of piano forte hardware ean te par Canandaigua, ‘The trauafer books wilt be closed oa the 2ist in | oh stant for ten days. By order of the President and Directors el as cheap as elaewhere, aud in any quautities. Gi, vespectiully solveits wttention to the suyeror quality of ual . wfactured qo eayecial is improved taping pina, : H. B. GIBSUN, Cashier, | which ure warmuted 9 every respects Binteea years el Canandaigua, Oct. 5. 1013. otto NISt_ | Snton to the above busieesa in New Vork has eunbled 2. th AMILY BOARDING SCHUOL IN Turn COUNT By. | A Lady, who isan experieuced tereher, takes into her fa: mily a number of childrea, not exceeding eizht, as boarders and Swill be spared to reader the honse a plea npils. and to advance them in theie siudies, Great attention will be paid te Uherr health and mnecats. ‘Lhe location is very healthy aud retired. hree vacancies. 2 Satisfactory references given. of O14 20 ree wUrkS adv FURS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS: can be how prices, from this date until the fiest of No. 6) LIBERTY to snow Come what the piano forte makers require, All orders te John Gill, 26th street and 3d Avenue, New York, or to Mr. John Phyfe, ax above, will meet with imi atten: ton, | Geots forwarded to any part of the United ol7 tm* im L BAKONTO, ARzitt, in Alabsster, Marble, Seagliola, &e., ig okeep- Grand ny ‘There are now fully invites the gentry, the inhabitant, shoj try dealers and the pablic in general, No. 23 Orchard (between Respect ers. Bazaars, cot his Sluseam of Arts, For Id ther partie Then, and Division streets,) which iv now open for inspection, ‘aswort tof talan add Lys eee in gory, - r, agata, yellow stone, stalactite, verde it rato, wramite, Wen de. f groups, figures, busts, Etruxcan vases, eandiesticks, tapers, pen trays, ‘ak pou, gplendid baster, ty 020 2wp PEST CARPrT EST ENT IN THE 1s & DOBBS 1s, Chine pi vrofruperror | autiaue lamps, shell vases, oval vases, bottles, ee tard come | dows, tables, Horeotine baskets, bulls, cow! 1 as aid | cecklaces, obelisks, bell vases, Kozzoly vase, ring Vases, pepet Saved at’ low | Reishee, ring stands, card boxce, snuff kowes, birds nests, amicw : tus, paitings of Mount Vesuvios, of Naples; ‘on eone ut lower thaw | ogy miueraiogy, ceology, marine botanist, Se. ke. Prike ef arti in 124g cents to $10, Clenuitig and ‘repairing of every description oa moderase ce i ominon Ingrain Carpeting, 2s Gl per yard, Fine lugrain Carpeting, 4 ber yard, ele ayer tiv per yar Bice ds famaviotdt feryarg, «| “Adie fe wo ene ifeseay ratte S peryoree . ~ ANDERSON & DOBBS, 80,9) Bawa, DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL, first stote abs ve Fes TO MiLONERKS NG. O71 Qwistec M3; D. bas the honor to announce that his Schoo! is open dail day rad « tGeatlemen, and $to7 P.M. Hi, hiy trained and quiet horves (or the Fosd or parade, to or in ‘hs and particulars apply aa above, aus dm@r x HE * PREMIUM AWARDED THREE CON. Ps Ane Pe tye EAS Pon rik Neat See LESS Sek ek eae OF OFF FENMANSHIP FXHIBITED A season ® f ined ment of Tuscan and Straw Hats, rien ile Velveta, rich Velvet ibbons, Luvestemg and Satin Kibbouds, alt fall colors French Klowers, Weathers: an ative new style of Silks, aad every other article in the Millinery line Messra, Le & K. would ale state that the above goods have been parchised for eash (direct (+ mantfactarers) and be sold at a sinall, advauce on cost to those who may be id to favor th: m with a cull LYON & KING, 37 Joha et, N.Y. “HAND Fe FAIRS OF THE AMEVICAN INSTITUT: GOLDSMITH’S CHiK UGK APHIC INS " ‘be 1 BROADWAY, a 2 John : ‘ he eveni forthe recevtion of tupiteand Vnitorsc ‘MG hege to tones Y « and Brookly on the citizens ot New cluding the most telligihle hieroglyph wf] ‘Sa lt ous. ‘lee tol who will favor ‘of one hour each, 02) Im*r a ae Cyed goon (ge lessons OPENING OF THE FALL FasuiOna, — | ‘04 feeand Daun ip ‘AT THE MAGAZIN DE. MODES, executed jn a dashing, off-hand style, tha. they eaunot possibly : GO ANAL STRER ‘ever lone int future practice. Mr. G. in aware thet hus. A CARD—TO THE LADIES OF FASHION dreds who have had their hacdseramped bi ond fashi DAME.BEHRMAN ‘begs most. respectfully. m | “pochook ang tramanel” syseers of frowns Wand oie a her friends and Customers that sie has received, by the taat arr: | ef out chambug? at readtog this adeerioe acts Thiele be vale from Paris, her fall ud. winter fashionsy and be flatters ‘men ly ang that the old fashioned eysteam’ (now resebe Herself that the’ aaine will stand unrivalled tn the eity. ‘Che | fr'many schools this crt, } beara hee hee } veh and entire new styles fhions consist of the followings fwil Pet, Uucpe, plain, Watered, god changeable velvet, honeets) do in, watered, mode aud quilted ic aud ces eut, un sith, sat beantiful accomp the old stege coach 5, ol an eatire novel deseription, i a in Tudies’, misses’, aid. childres's sizes. Also, a complete as: | {hot thevaiicncd cur et eas sortment of caps aud head dresses, Paris ribbons, artificial flow: NSH KEEPING erg, feathers, and hair ornaments Of toe best artista in Pari re EPI Ktadame B. solicits the ladies to favor het witt an early call is important branch of» mercantile education ie taught and examine for themselv ‘apon parel. practical principles, (not the schoolmaster's Boaga 68 Pieces. © Cosel ecrert. oiimer__ | Se of boots by orb tarry Ie dur cousthagopes iota prams MES, CARROLL'S MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS, | try, immediately upon completing the course of 1utruction at a¥2 25 Conrtinnd: street, are a sate, certain, aud sj y ewe for | this institation. ‘Lerms for rough Cy +] coughs, colds, ore hirokt, swelling of the glands, theamatism, | fedueed. to Len Dollars. Fora ful ecurse of Mercantil flies of the d fever. Open from 6 A.M. tll | Epistolare Writing, Fire Dol Jing Siationery. } } ehour'snotice, od wr | inte Parlors fur Private Lesson Mr. G. will qualify yeu g a 7 tlemen as ‘Leachers of Penmanship in .: branches. Ladies Class, daily, at st o'clock, Genth 300 Barely New Buckwheat, ing the a ning 02? 1 s0arbis do do - igh do i. IVHERLER begs to offer to the notice of the public the 00 | 4 4 D following letter from a highly respectable as i ete For sale by HOLT & OWEN, 3 Navy i A Ny nw Yorn, mu, 1. 028 6tis*r 209 Front st comer Beekman. | 1 pe, Wheeler, Oculist, 8 Greeavith Sept. EW BUCKWIEA'L-—1000 packages: Bir—It affords me great pleasure to give y: rele, quarters and erghths, pac ” of your eminent su in the southern m: =a choice arti and ravated case of eminent physicians reymmaneut bene. Faust edhe when, placed her. under your kind pein 4 . manend to 8080, by Myon | CAs your bn patients, wast iT evel ing oy “ae eye being egtitely: elvwed asdsightlesse the other wad scarce any li ht contd be borne. ofan poate ob Nad Uracment, FR tte TY HE LADIES’ SHOEMAKERS 0} Take novice, thet the subs: riber, OB hy, Black Moroc o Leather Manu!-cturer, 23 Jacob street, where he cau accom ton ers and country merchants to a geners best ura coa Moraeco OPP ER= 100 cases Raglish Shearing orpe, quality, from 11 to ey wen tin carefuily darkened roars ‘rightfully iotlamed, and the child, by her prévious fecuced to a mere skeleton, Your kind treatment and great care will ever be held by me aod rey mene ot my family, in the most ‘mance. hould uhis brag you to the aoti an sli itn r th fed clita, th tof this PoRTUGUSE FEMALE PILLS. . Pf Scired by veloc mer aman . TP HESE, far-fained and celebrated Pills, from Porr wart vv if eae ve las colt a tas ein im 221 Eighth Avenwe,