The New York Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1843, Page 3

SOUTHERN Philadelphia. {Correspondence of the Herald.} uii-pecpata, Nov. 8, 1843. ‘The Weather—"s heatrieala—South Baptist Church— Public Lecturea—Quarterly Meeting of Friends— Episcopal Benevolent Society—Election News— Business—Ivalian Opera— Macready's Bencfit. James Gorpon Benner, Eeq.— Dear Six: Tne snow continued to fall quite hea- vily until five o’clock yesterday afternoon, giving a ‘wintry appearance to the streets, quite unusual, and The snow fell ‘o the depth of nearly an inch. It is quite disagreeable to day, the thaw filling the pavements with slush, and render- ing the walking very unpleasant. we have had frequent driftings of falling snow and rain, accompanied with severe flaws of wind.— At this time, 4 P. M., it is quite clear. At the Chesnut last evening, Macready played Ingo to Young Vandenhoft’s Ochello. The per- formance of the crafty Iago was a good one, and elicited consideranle applause ; the same miy be said of Mr V.’s 0 heilo, barring some minor defects, Miss Charlotte Cushman acquitted herselt in supert Her personation of Emelia was all that or that the author intended, dig. ulin the extreme. Fisher deserves great praise for her chaste delinea- tion of Desdemona, it must be set down as a fault- Jess effort, andin ove so young as this talented artis‘e. may be justly considerad unequalled. Acthe Natioual, Mrs. Kuight played Jane Shore, and acquitted herself with much judgment. The Lord Hastings of Mr. Oxley, the gentlemanly mana was most creditably pertormed, and abounded with striking evidences of artistical skill and his \¢ The night was set apart for the benefitof 5 S Steele,a native author; the house from the inclemency of the weather, however, was not crowded, which I regret very much At the Waluut street, the Equestrian Troupe, are carrying all before them, the norses evidently pos sessing the power to draw full houses. formances are spoken of in the highest terms. The congregation worshipping with the Reverend Mr. Covel, constituting the wealthier portion of the late members ot the First Baptist Church, of South- work, have formed themselves into the*SouthBaptist Church,” and procured for their meetings hereafter the building recently occupied b: the Messiah,” in Fi'th, below Divine Service will be teld every Sabbath morning andeveningaand on Wednesday evening of each eA pil ate invited, the pews being free ie Church of the Nativity, Spring ‘BY TH early for the season. During the day could be desire nifiedand beaut Miss Alexina trionic talent. the “Churwh of arpenter street — week, to #hi for strangers. Lastevening in it Garden, below 12:h street, the continuation of the course of lectures on the Book of Genesis, was listen- ed to by a large numbe- of the congregation. The the lectures, which c every ‘Tuesday evening, will be on the ‘Creation ‘The quarterly meeting of the Society of Friends (Hickesite) is being held this (third day) at the Cherry street meeting house. | % The quarterly meeting of Society of Friends (Or- thodox) was held second day (yesterday) in the Mulberry street meeting house. 5 The annual meeting of the Female Episcopal Be- nevolent society will be held at Christ Chure! pital on to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon. ‘Lhere was great anxiety felt to-day in relation to the return of the election 1n your city, the car hav- ing been detimed for nearly three hours beyond their usual time of arriving. The cause of the de- tention [did not ascertam. The result does not t was anticipated, in con- the number of candidates in the field. The defeated party must bury their dead, gather up ded. pick their flats, and try it again. Business ir flitto day, and has been since Satur- day; the inclement weather putting an entire stop to all mereantile transactions out of doors. The Italian Opera Troupe are underlined at the Chesnut street theatre, and will make their first ap- pearance on Monday evening next, in the beautiful and favorite Overa of Belisario. N cesstul when in the city last summer, and will doubt- less be again. Macready’s benefit and last appearance to-night He will perform Benedict in Shakspeare’s Comedy of ‘‘Mueh Ado About No- He will be assisted by Miss Charlotte and Susan Cushman, and the entire stock company. A fuil house of couree. at the Chesnut street. jates of Stocks at Philadelphia. Seconn Boanp, Tuesday, Nov. 7.—$19,000 States 5's, 66 $4273 do 66}; 1 share Camden & Ambo: 8. Bank, 4; 60 co Planters’ Bank, Tenn., 66: 6; 70 do New Orleans Gus, 25; 10do Bank, 917, 10 do #5 218, $1200 Wilmington 6's, 1865, 9 10 shares Phitntelphia Bank, 95; $6009 Reading Railroad Finst Boaxp. Wednesday, Nov.8.—160 shares Girard Bank, bddet 6}; 535 do 6$; 20 do Farmers & Mechanics’ Bank, 40}; t0 do Schuylkill Navigation, 294; $1508 Che- sopeake & Delaware Canal Loan, 3 bh ia Bank, 99; $1700 City 6's, 1034; $800 United States Ruivoad Bonds, 16}; $100 8 ate 6's, 6545 100 shares Wilmington Railroad, bodsf 13; 0do bod-f without notice, 13; 21 shares Pennsylvanix Bank, 292}; 10 do rodefl 2224 2224; 20 vo Grand Guif Bank,§; $462 State 5's 663; do 67; $2000 do 674; 20 shares J chanics’ Bink, 22; 30 do Kentucky Bank, 634; 29 do New Orleans Gas Bank, 25. 116}; $5000 Readin, 10 do 222}; 10 do s5defl oufacturers’ & Me: LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Puraperrnia, Nov 8—Arr Delaware, Fisher. Boston; Wm , do: Monitor, Besse, NBedford: Ivanhoe, ow, Backus. Stotesbury, N York. Howell, Bailey, Liverpool; . Coates, do. Cid Johi Di-roks, Bremen Sif ux, Nov 6—Arr ind to Baltimore, mith, and Lion, Hooper, Foxwell, St Tho- on account of head winds; 5th, tewart, NYork for Mobile. foreign Ports. . Oct 22—In port, Essex, Goodrich, fm Trini- dell, fm New Verk for Port T f t. do: Edward, James, B: ‘obb, tm Guadalope, for Bath ms, Bray, fon Barbadoes tor Bers ra for Georgetown, DU, sh for Turks Island, sla 1th; 8 ot Brow), {m Trinidad’ for B: aker, tm Bostou for Sc Domi ‘Trinidad fur Baltimore, sld 20th. 2 APT TES A ‘ALTERATIVE MIX: jor the permanent cure of primary and secondary * Bypuilis, has entirely abolished the use of mercury in those distressing complaints venereal taint remaining in their system, should use this powerful alterative without delay. Sold in single bot- tles $1; in cases containing hal’ dozen, $5, carefully packed and sent t n, Ottice and Consultin cine ond Pharmacy $7 th rah, Webster, ft RD'S PARISE All persons susj i parts of the Un: Rooms of the Uollege of Medi W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. The Tonic Mixture prepared, by the Coll cine and Poarmacy,of the city of New Yer dently recommended to all persons suffering from debi. lity, produced etther by excessive indulgence in secret habits, or by protrected illness This cetebrated invigo- rator of the constitution, is composed of a combination of Dotenical remedial agents that i eminently adapted to the invigoration of the wholesystem. Sold in single bottles $leach; in cases of half dozen, $5, caretully packed, and sent to all parts ofthe RICHARDSON, Agent, Iting Rooms of the College, $7 N saan street, MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Nov. 8-6 P.M. The stock market continues its upward tendency. Sales were Jarg» and prices in advance. Kent: cky 6's}; Harlem 4; Indiana fell 4; Farmer’s Loan 4. There were sales of United States 6's, of 1862, at 17. At the New Board there was a good business done, at Obio 6's rose }; The real estate of the United States Bank is under by the trustees. The following is a comparative statement of three of the banks of this city :— advertisement for 9,245 — 136,610 87,735 379,762 147,735 147,200 562,245 Batch & Drov, Total, Nov. 43, 2,691,561 Total, Aug. 43, 2,881,699 907,181 ‘The following isurerurn of the Bunk of Virginia Bank or Vinersta ano Dranen COMPARED WITH Ist oF Oc st pay or Ow 1942, Da Banks, Variations in the Books, enses deducted, ) Due ty other Banks, Jn transite between Bank and The following is a comparative statement of the affairs of the} Bank of the State of Georgie, October, 1843, and October 1, 184: Dank or THe State or Gronoia anv Br Oct, 1842 O 15,074 25,182 1608 27 392 208,072 300,387 =” 991,270 These aggregates gives the following eomparutive result :— A a Oct. Oat De Loans 13708" 1,208 Last es 19,188 Specie, 188,310 "201,261 'so9'084 2 Circulation, 377,595 -219'178 500.937 28853 — Deposivs, 201.915 208,672 291270 Ban — Michael Ryan, Esq , the liiinois Commissioner, is still here. Governor Davis is in Boston, and will remain there until after the election on the 10th, when be will return to [meet Captain Swift and Mojor Burnett, who, with Mr. Ryan, will immediately proceed to Ulinois, and commence a survey and examination of the Canal. Governer Davis will then make a report—when, if the report is of a favorable nature, Mr. Branker, recently arrived from London, will enter upon his duties as trus- tee for the bondholders, in connection with another gentleman, who will be sppointed by Messrs. Lawrence, Sturgis and Ward, on behalf of the bondholders, A trustee will then” be appointed by Governor Ford, on behalf of the State. Probably Celonet Oakley will receive this appointment. These three gentlemen on being installed as trustees, will immediately put the work under coutraet, and draw for the stipulated 12} per cent, amounting to $400,000, and operations will eguin have commencedin Illinois. Thenext step is to prepare the way forthe imposition of a small tex tow ards the discharge of the improvement debt, at the meet ing of the vext Legislature. Onthis tax will hinge altogether the success of the work, and it will remain with the people themselves, after the great succ which ‘nas attended the efforts of M Ryan and Oakley, and ':he liberality of the foreign creditors which has beeng reat, all cir- cumstances considered, to say whether the State credit shall be restored—their canal completed- their Jencs quadrupled in value, anda market opened to the produce of their prolific soil, placing Ilinois in the front rank of agricultural States; or whether the canal shall be abandoned unfinished, and remain an enduring monu ment of party folly and State dishenor, as well as of an ignorant narrowmiadednets en the part of the people ef an American State, which would disgrace the serfs of Russia, or the Indian slaves of England. This alterna, tive rests on a tax of the most insignificant amount We mentioned yesterday that the Bank of Pennsyivania is attempting to go on doing Lusiness. This it does without publishing any statement of its condition, that the public, whose confidence it requires, may know in how farto trust it. The laststate of this concern, when it failed, was as follows Stare Banx or Pinnaytvanra, Fee. 6, 1842. K Resources. Discounts, $1,969,353 Capital, $2,500,000 Do. protested, 58,159 Contingent, 161,861 Bonds & mortgages, 97,705 Circulation, 223,227 306,734 State, 83.120 & D. canal, “12/360 Post notes 303,750 s 370.512 Profit and loss, 40,977 Other stocks, 83,744 13,858 U.S. Bk pest notes, 1,280,000 9.937 Do notes, 155,000 31,479 Expenses, 5,085 125 Baring Brothers, 1,095, 867, 82 Banks, 2000 310,024 Do notes, 148,150 109,500 ‘Stg exchange, 116 000 294,618 Specie, 276,037 rare ioetees 1, 982,4 $4 982,458 It was the failure of this Bank that was the immediate cause of the failure of the State of Pennsylvania. Th, above tatement is dated Feb. 5, 1842. On the lst Feb., five days before the State interest $964,410, was due, besides the premium on the depreciated currency, it will beo’- served that this bank owed the State about thatsum. The Treasurer of the State had caused to be placed to the credit of the Commonwealth, in this Bank, between the first of August, 1841, and the 3st of January, 1842, abou $783,000. This sum was received at different times, in differeat amounts, partly in checks on various Banks in Philadelphia and its neighborhood, and on Harrisburg and Easton; the principal part of which was paid in notes of,and checks on the Girard Bank. So large an amount ofthese notes were received, being six hundred thousand dollars and upwards, that it was thought expedient to pay them out to depositors and others as freely as possible, in order to diminish the amount. The deposites of the Com- monwealth never were of a special character, and had been always treated as all other generul deposites. By this measure the circulation and deposits ef the Bank were greatly reduced. The Bank being then undoubted in its credit, it was fully expected that its own notes, then every where current, would be, as they always had been, received in payment of the interest; en the twenty-se- venth of Januury , the officers of the Bank entertained no doubt of the payment of the interest. Arun then com- menced, however,which broke the concern, and the State also. On the three consecutive days, the 27th, 28th and and 29th of January, the Bank Deposites, . And of its not Over and above its receipts,... + «$466,775 The State had been for two years in difficulty and im- mense efforts had been made to meet the intercst, and it was not until late on tue evening of the 1st February, 1842, that an arrangement wes made which censisted in the application of the available funds of the Bank of Penn” sylvania, to wit :— é Foreign Bills of Exchange, ofthe value of. Specie,. whee vii Bills receivable an‘ soon available... + 180,000 and the proceeds of a requisition made upon the other banks, which was thought sufficient to pay the balance of the interest due. The result was an explosion which shook down the vast fabric of the State honer of Pennsylvania, and put the finishing touch to our National disgrace, and illustrated the folly of putting faith in corporate banks. This mise- rable bankrupt concern has now the audacity, without making any expose of its concern, to rear its deformed front above the mighty ruins that surround, and of which it was the cause, and to claim [public confidence. On what ground does it bare its business? Has its real estete improved in value? Has it collected its loans to bank- rupt speculators? Have its Pennsylvania stocks recover- edtheir value? Hasit collected the $1,600,000 of U. 8. Pest Notes 7 ‘The bills on demand sell for 35 cents on the dollar, Has the Girard Bank paid up 7 It is probable that it has bought up its own post notes and bills at very low rates, shaving the public out of the balance. There does ppear to be any ether ground for its claim of credit If it has recumed, it has probably paid the State. If so, what has the State done with the money? Thecreditors have not got it. Or does it hope to obtain a circulation by paying the State in its own bills? Sales at the Stock Exchange. i ee “i000 IMinote Can Bas 40 40 17000 Penneylv'a 3's” bs 68 t2000 do 64 80 a WON Y WL she's 8 100 ‘12006 lo y She's % 0) 10000 do do. bw 973g 100 Farm L & T 21 5000 do do b3098" 150 do b3.2) 11000 do do sig 8017 S Bank he 5000 Keatucky Bds BNOGas&BkgCo 95 1000 do 53.90% 52 Equitable Fire Ins 9734 10000 do b30 par 15 Trust do 61% 5600 do DIO par 50 Canton Co 2% 17000 linows Bas 8339!¢ 400 Long Islond RR b60%4 200 do 03 394g 20 Moha b3 9734 5000 do BIO 3984 25 Stonington RR $30.34 2000 do 533950 0 bet 5000 Indiana Bds s337}¢ 450 Harlem RR 5000 do 37% 200 do 5000 do 83 37 250 do Second Board. 100 Long Island 53% ©2000 Ohio 6's 830 973q 1000 Keotucky par 2000 do 397 40 Harlem RR 930 Fi 1000 | do 97 25 do 35% 1000 Pennsylvania o's 67 20 = do b336 1000 lo 6a 200 do 830 35% New York Public Stock Exchange. 2000 Y $5855 Jan 110544 50 Farmers’ Loan 2000 Pennsylvania 6's 30d 664g 50 do 6000 Ohio 6's 60 wig 2 = do 50 do 10 Americas Ex Bk RR 1000 do ime go 0 Ame 9000 0 5) Harlem 1000 do 125 do ‘ono = do do 3000 do % © do (00 Kent’y 6's 305 rs io ton do 109 = do 2000 do 100 a 1000 di 3 do do lo 2000 Iilino s 6's °70 2000 do 3 do 2000 “Wo 25 Long {sland RR 1000 do 125 do 2000 do do 200 Bk of Co oh do ’ of Com, seri 30 lo 100 do 4 is do bis 518 100 do State of Trade. Staples are onthe rise. Ashes have an upward tenden- cy, and Cotton isheld at} at higher. Genessee is solo at $4 69. Wheat brings wdoliar a bushel. Tea Sal ware was sold this morning by L. M. Hofiman 0. Terms—Notes at 6 mos. payable in the city of New York, to be made satisfactory to sellers. Hyson— 10 chests 60 centa per Ib: 83 do 61}; 32 helf do 49; D chests 41$; 6 do 40}; 984 do 40; 54 do 87};—(42 de withdrawn ) Young Hyso half cheats 47}, 66 do do 43; 170 dod: 38; 206 do do 87, 2 do do 864; 30 do do 36; 108 do do 35 29 do do 34) palicue and 00 chests 31; $6 do 80; 98 do 984. 38 do 28: 20 half do 19; 10 do 16174; 181 do do 17; ide py. do do 16; 20 do do 14f—~(1245 do do and 121 ch wit 5 drawn.) Hyson skin—19 cheats 8; 10 do 23— (660 withdr: ‘n.) Gunpowder—6 half chests 80; 18 do do 624; 61 do do 48 SL _ AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE. 31 do do 44; 21 do do 38; 612 2 1b cannisters 61; 21 do do 60; 554; 128 do do 66; '291 do do 68 AUCTION SALES. THOMA® BELL, Auctionerr. ¢ No 35 inn street.) THURSDAY, and new Furaiture—At 10: 11 descriptions, contained in 44 hand and teerateioed fi 260 12 Ib bxs 1; 100 6 1b 167 half chests withdrawn) mperial—16 half chests 67, 10 do do 60}; 6 do do 0; 12 1826 ib bxw 63; 10 12 1b cannisters and distnas! ‘one lower studding red to have been re i, one bell and one small lo do 49; 23 do do 48}: 925 10 do 51; 20 do 60) — (810 12 Urange Pecco—2o bas and 279 Dx» withdrawn.) Souchong—20 16 Lb bxs 34)—(26 do withdrawa ) Powenong~4l ct erts 49. Ningyong—105 half chests $8; 10 do 86; 198 § chests 34}; W ball do 89; 271 do do 23; 260 do do 25—(716 de do with- ‘j02l0RB—74 chests £7; 10 do 62; 28 do 454; 80 bulf chests oard, Was seen to Second hand farihtans of al tore No. 38 Aun mre—The entire fi a i. beds, edwteads, Joking Kiass ware, kitchen ut in full view of has been lost close by Nassau, Suir Dow Juan, of Freeport, lost on Abaco, was valued at poston at three offices to the amount 3. ‘is saved. A Sy A Span! $17,500, and was insured in with the fi $21,600, HE GL VIALOR set. from Bangor for Haverhill, was f Tide Rocks beluw Newburyport Bangor, at Nantucket 4th, of her deck load. At 14 o'clock the gales oom. poi tags ry goods, clothing, and pletge soitimentof articles of all descriptions, by or hard French broad vestings, ia lots to “Mr L/ vel! | Phasarie x, of ore on Monday on f Scun Monapseck, Griflla, fro! cound on the Bar 3d, ad os Notice to Ma Al Swedish Marine Administration has given notice, of Sept. 22. that the new light tower near Moruy ye Cattegat, bearing, lat 56 5912.N of Ferr league N of Falkenbera, is leted, and provided with a le h ight. Which will show a glare round the whole be tower al o offers a particular mark during the day wht 95 feet above the bi a 34 German miles 2hulan—169 halfebests ela— 2 half chests 22—(192 withdrawn.) Koken—10t bali chests 41. Cassia—2Q00 mats 184 cts per lbh—(800 withdrawn.) Large sale of seasonable di articles of all de, Al ceule The Curtain will rise pre nsignment of Eni lorhs, cassimeres, sstinets Southern Cotton Market. ee Mouwite, Oct. 28.—On Friday we were put in possession later and more favorable advices trom Europe. iverpool market is represented te have been extremely active, and an advance of 4d is quoted, with sales to the inthreedays. These accounts have iu our prices—but 's have for the moment tions uatil the letters are received. The ales on yesterday amounted to 450 bales, previous to the arrival of the mail, but we have not been informed of a single transaction to-day. ArtHens Gro., Nov i.—We have to record but very few saies for the past week—only reaching 70 bales—pri: ces 6 to 64 cents, which are a itue better than those Given last week, abd which we quote as present rates. I. 48 proper to remark that we have nox included the cotton purchased by the two manufacturies in and adjoining the Oth in the neighborhood also consume consi derable quantities, which materially lessen the amount receivea here for exp: ration. Curraw, Oct.31.—Owing to the wet weather during the past week, the transactions in this article have bren Between 600 snd 600 bales heve chauged bands, a prices ranging trom 5 to 7}e—principal Ocessional small parcels, Weiumena, Oct 27. omething in advance of whut It was We quote from 6 to 7c. ed at irom 6 to 64 supplied with any kind of (undsto pay for the article. Savasnan, Nov 8.—The sules of the week amount to 1.762 brles Uviends, as follows: ~ 16 ut 6}; 2o8at 7; 19 at 418 at 74; 100 ut 7 6-16; 020 at 7$; 158 at 74; aud 30 bales at 7 cents per lb. We have no chauge to noticein the market this week except that it is dull, and purchasers are more particular in requiring the qua lity to be well up to the ‘most in demand, and gen clothing and heavy do, suitable Bu Motiee—The Doo: splendid London gun. i ousignment of English and Fre lever watches, | Indies’ w atity of hardware, cutlery and fane men’s furnishing articles, merehan elrthing, cloths and cxasimeres shirt, hosiety, gloves, Ke. TURDAY my over ot hal'omat 6, Curtain will rise c THIS EVENING, } 9~The performances will com- ence with 'Y IN NEW YoRK. extent of 38.000 bal: the sea, and may be seen, in clear weathe not a8 yeteffectedany chap, rve that both buyers and sell: tailors stock, fine winter Content Jones, «+ _EGMOND-on-zRE, Oct 9—A bottle, cont: Frneis W. Crane, on board the American barque Olga, Sept 10, 1943, lat 5 17, lon 345 W, came on shore here 29th ult. Whalemen. (Sid ftom New Londow, Nov 2, Beojamin Morgan, for NW Poast. At 1034 0 clock, in the cals ro of second hand and n om, A first rate assorte ew furniture of all perb assortment A Also, a large additional "» ‘conclude with of all description c An entire cousignmn: ke. the balance sti Serman, from New York for New Orleans, Oct 22. Wmk sqmes. Reed, Providence for Mol wae from Havana for Wilmington, 30th ult, lat 30.17, lon 40, Foreign Ports. Caccutra, Aug 9—In port, London, Barstow, from Sydney, NSW, Ide for U States, only'A mer vessel. In port, Sultan, Burwell, for Boston, 9th. impson, for Boston soon Oct 18—In port, Minerva, Knowles, for Boston, 5; Huntress. Griffin, do, Oct 20. Sid abt Oct 2, Manto, Oct 21, off Hole THIS. EVENING, Nov 9—The performanc » will com- eco “d hand furniture in the first y, marshal, comprise ent in good order. At IL o'clock precisel avne. Oct —In por’, Allior did Watches-—5 as valuanl~ watches as have been offer} ed to the pub'ic for three \ ears. Also, 3 ladies do with chai Sale of Fur: iture—At 1034 o'clock, at, 326 Madi- furniture coutained in said house. By order of +o+Mr Mitshell ane, Messina, to retarn to «+++Mr Mitchell 4 EDVED ROO! beara dees (eo ress Cirele, 0 cente—Upper Boxes, 25 cente—Pi., 14% ‘ate Boxes, $5—Orchestra L et Doors open at 64—Curtain rise at 7. TRYON'S INDEPENDENT CIRCUS. BOWERY AMPHItHEATRE Boxes 25 cents—Pit 1234 cents. Second Week of the Equestria Dedicated to Talent, Parriotism and Marih, posed to vetty Tyranny, Mesnness Broomy Swash « Bonatne, Oct tlh Sept 90, sld BL Swan, ——, Tow, Jam, Oct 12—In port, Orb, lay: Good Hope, of NYork, Bi Cruz, Cuba, soon to load for New Yor nn, dos Hero, Boyd, do Pensacola, for Portland, next day. Mr. Duleimer Pipes, + Grand Turk, fin St nian, fm St Jago west day; ‘Sam Sout ard, off n Chagres, crew sick; passed, going in, Carib, of N Robbins, Leghorn; prev merchandise of all d a business like ma prompt, in this estat Our merchants are Sales will be re hment, now under 1! THOMAS BELL, N F. IPBEABNS, Auctiouser. BY D.D.NASH. Store No 139 Fulton street, * charge solely of St Jonys, NF. Oct 12 to 17th, Rio, Young, Bahi Lake Ports. Chicago; Constitution, do; z h. Riverine 7165 260 at 7} or American Oly: ited States, Deron Hercules, Michigan Cit Cld Waterloo, C! ig, do; Clay, Detrow; Constitut jand; Benton, do; Ni ; Maurice, Conneaut Haron; Chauncey, doy Li pi, Milan; Colborne, Pt. Colborne; Furniture—At 10 o'clock, at 25 Walker street, a genaral as- sortment of household and kirchen furniture, iving up housekeeping, consi-ting of parlor and mp, oil el th, looking gle bureaus, rug, together’ with a general assortment of bedroom and kitchen farniture, Square lots have been y bring an fate per Ib more than cotton of the same quality in round bags. We good middling 6fa ir 7§a7$—remarking, that there ittie cotton in market that will bring ever 7}c. Memruis, Oct. 26 —The weather for the past two days has been rainy, and but little cotton has come in; there Iso a considerable fallmg off in the quality. We quote Jen at 6} to74; extremes 6 to 74 Tatianasire, Oct 2 has been offered more trevly. In the early week the price declined and we continue Clown, «+s see ‘ Rc gentleman givin REST AM® RIC stair carpets, hal ; 8 Oh; ix 7§474; good ta SATURDAY, Furmiture—At 10 o'clock i landlord's warrant, a lave __ At 10 o'clo. kt, at the auction room, Groceries—A large and general assortment of groceries. Par- PRIVATE SALE—1 patent extension top barouche cece e THETORYS PRANK thiet Hit. Rope and Graeefal Evolutions spon the. Flyin si FGRO MiA8E + will be given by the fom "Messrs Ht Cievetann, Noy 3—Arr H Crevolin, Buffalo; Alps, do; Essex, Oswego; J M Hunt, Huron, Cld Es- Performances upon the Home Ports, Lunec, Oct 31—Arr Shamrock Murphy » NVorks Ist, Rival, Clarl Eliza Leland, Pendleton, Nov 6—Arr Pensacol», H Cld Vitor, (new line, Jordan, Cuba; Spartan, Collins. Balumore. ice our last report, x pportandy Only . do. Daughter, Tuc - pian Melodiste, little, but has ag : for new, 6to 6}, age : q 4 Also, Laplendid rosewood niano. tor old 6 to 6f—remarking that very little of the old crop A HARD AR 8. PLAT T'S place this day at 10.4 To conclude with _LUBIN AND ANNETTE, AMEKICAN MUSKUM, PETUAL FAIR. lion of Cariosities ! i re Bartlett, Charleston; K. Auctioneer. FINE GUNS. &e —JACOB 2ath Trade Hardware sale this si o’clock, at the Merchants? E: Skima, Oct. 28.—We have to report our cotton market a8 peing in a very languid state, owing, principally to theadvance in freight, which is trom $2 to $8 per bale. whe few sulesthat are making, range from 7 to 74- Macoy,Oct. 31.—The market this morning wore rather a chilly aspect, and operators did not appear to mount much above zero. The receipts hive ction since our last. heffield auvils. mill, er pannel, back and compass saws; wood screws, SI ‘and bitts, skates, halter ehains, brass head polers, brass hand- irons, tinned rivets, steelyard tannia shaving boxes Hi Also, 200 cases London &e , valued from$5 to fine japanned tea tays and. their brother, Newaunyronr, Nov 6—Below, Pauchita, fm Porto Rico. Id Page, (from N York) . Hallet; Marietta, C LEST, the Dan cript. and his learned the Ni Hyaysts, Nov 4— the celebrated 6 3 Splendid. Crowell; d John B. Gorham, N York for Boston; id Mary Jane, Crowell, Albany for doy een light, and Ww ti ematical instrament cases, ‘e now quote have receded a f extremes 5$464. Hamauna, Oct. 31 about our mar! ding, aud buye! thiopian Orator, Imitator of the Locomotive ANIMAL MAGNETISM. ¢ Johnson will mesmeri experiments in Animal Maguetism, Wedn jn conjunction wi and several ovhers. sets, and bread trays and Epoantows Nov 2— the General Scott, An We have nothing particular to say only that prices are retroga: posed to give way from our quo- tations of last Tuesday. The market will gradually droop until we get the next accounts from Europe. The arrivals have been short jor the past four days. Prices renge from 6 to 7}cts—principal sales 6} to 7cts. But, we advisethe planters to hold on for a while, and not sacrifice their cotton Nov. 1.—The receipts of cottonfor the last e been very light, and there has been a ight decline in the price since our iast report. The finest lots yesterday would not bring over 7} cents. Wealter our quotations, therefore, to 6407} cents. Cuanruestox, Nov. 4.—It will be recollected that in our review of the 28th nitimo, we stated that the market, to- wards the close of the week, was quiet, as holders would not yield to the demands of buyers, who were endeavor- ing throughout Fridoy to bring down turday, purchasers were able to obtain the erms than the preecding day, the consequence was done, and the like result last Monday; and the transac- be put down at 43,000 bales, at Oa Tuesday, the mail advised of irk, which revived our hitherto drooping market, and sales, although light were at full prices; and for the last three days a fair business has been done, and the quotatio.s of Saturday last have been The stock is estimated at 16,584 bags, of which 9,146 bags have been received this week. The transactions in the same time sum up 10,183 bales a 8}c per Ib. Foreign Markets. Havana, Oct. 24—Sugar—Half and half, 4 to 8, and 5 to9 do florette, 610 10 aud7 tol; co tarr, 6} to 7}; do interior. 6 to 6}, «mall demand; do florette 9 to 10—uomi nal; quebrado, &o 4§ to 5$; do interior 4} to 44; do flo- reite 6 to 7, nominal; cucurscho 3} to 4. Cottee—fine. none; do Ist quality, nominal; do 2:d quality, >} 10 6§; do 8rd quality, 5to 6}; chusing $t1 to 12 per bbl; do Philadelphia and Baltimore, $15 60 to 16 8; do New Orleans, $15 60 to 16 60 Lard—$10 to 12 60; Mess pork, $14 per bbl; do clear. in, 647 per cent premiam; upon London, 60 days, — 12 per cent premiom; do do on Paris, 2a 24; on New ium; do on Boston, — a1; do Sid, all the vessels hound E. except il, Maize, Pillsbury, NYork for Ply- Burr, do for Salem; Watchman, Jameson, clo delphia, Barnard, Nantucket for Philadel- ‘Turner, Rodgers. Nantucket; Medium, 4th, in port, Geal Scott; Maize; Watel field, and others. “a r Arr Joseph Balch, Hallet, Baltimore. cld Ospray, Ripley, Hav: a n assortment of patent and oval brass stair rod 100 lots table knives and forks ai ih the shore performers, except and jacket lamps and brass bed lamps. oe thal rt ns at Thee Iso, at 12 o’elock, an invoice of fine double and single bar nents commence. eve! nd Wednesday? and Satur inn 25 centa—children ander ten vears half price. NEW YORK MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY, ¢ Broadway, opposite the City He THE BEST COMBINATION OF NO’ e THE FAMOUS K in their Negro Duets, Tri v ers, Barnstable. logve, essence of reppermint, lavender rose, &e. b atalokues are now ready, and the goods can be ex- amined till the hour of sale . TUTTLE, Auctioneer. nd Drawing Ivstruments, Thermome- L has in his hardware sale 2° Platt street, 200 set mathematical some of whirh are in mahogany and rose wood cases, &c, and va tied from $9 to $50 per set. ‘Also, thertnometers, &e ne double barrel Catalogues are now ready. gos: Florida, Howes, leans Brighton, Comings, do: 5 W, blowing fresh. ble, New York for J, Philadelphia for Smith, do. for Ki lem! Waichman, do for Portland, Brutus, and ‘New Ze Sweatt, do for M yl y,, at 10 o'clock. and drawing instrume , Banjo, Bone .an and all sailed about ind Tmitaror of the Locomotive. Comic Story Teller and Singer. AN, Player, and Pupsl o} from American Museum. ness. rofess to be a Fortune ‘ing past, present or fu- the Huron, and Cutlery, Pistols, Faney in. y ite fresh. It is thought that he fleet must have gone into Edgartown side, New York fer Boston; North Caro! phis for Boston; B Franklin, do, do. aul Mary Maria; the others remai OV N fine assortment of Hardware, ‘lle’ Tatehes.. brass trays closet, dead, pad, chest and rim Loe! spoons, hand and panuel saws, skates, b powder flasks, razor hoves combs, assorted brace and bits, &e ‘Alzo, Jackson, Son & Stacey's warranted Congress and other omic Sing CERITO, Madame ADOLPH, who does ‘Teller, can be consulted privately reg: the whole day and eve ission to the whole 1236 cents. 1234 cents extra to those who consult Madame Adolph. Performances every evening, and Wedneaday and afternoens at 3 o'clock. Mon: 13th November, 143-—FAREWELL AND ONLY ee: a, Pratt, Philadel- was thata better busin. Jost night, Huron, attended the operstion: ns of the two Ws, shot belts,«sine Tazor strops, curry rric kson, Philadelphia; NY an advance in New Yo anassortment of table ard pocket cutlery. jor iron book safes 2 + Also, ati invoice of Frewch fancy goods, viz—aecordions, que oil, shaving brushes, tooth do, dominoes, fancy Soap, shaving crvam, sheli cushions, ‘Also, perfumery. "Catalogues are now ready. J. W. HAVEN, Ai GIST’S STOCK AT AU BERT will sell, o'clock in the store N: ein: and fixtures of a ret 8, Rac! Barbour, Bangs, 7 Delaware, Helen, and Thorn.) Raynor, N York; Permelia, Hale, | Cid Jane Ross, Crabtree, New Or- een Victoria, Tucker, Port Spain; Richmond, Kill- fully maintained. ss wWGONCE Fist Violincelist. Concert and ER, Chapel Masjar to the King of previous to his departure for Havana and Mair ted MADA ME SUT MR. SCHARFENBURG, AND MR, TIMM, on Monday, the lth ines. a artette, aan tf co. HILL, at the Masie Ftores and Flotale, herm brig, (pro! Arr in the Sehnylkill, Sequ do; Ontario, Holman, do, Ni—A. C. HUM. Thursday) momiag. ‘at 1 25 Carmine street, store, including rounters, nests of small tinctures, specie jars, salt mouths, herbs, extracts, fi Nov 5—Arr Manchester, Wi Elizabeth, Aut legrath. Hartford; Bushrod, Sawyer, P Vork; Leader, Somers, 4 Frances, Small, Boston Togr-mmes, see sma | kets $l esch, to be had Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. HILHARMONIC ‘The first Concert of the evening Nov. (8th, at th= A tion, $10 fir four Concert privilege of purchasiig t ‘The government would been erected. by which about two: handred they have determined 0 ‘ By so doing they will prevent wded Brore.t88 Broed- F. W_ ROSIER, Secretary. R. WINTER'S EXHIB TION OF CHEMICAL PA'N TINGS weeks, commencin| in the Granite of s early 900 sq) ph ‘&e. * RT will attend personally to roerries, &e. in the upner part of the d sales coshed onthe dey t ey are ud Io ting of sales, requiring ex erienee and knowlege of valog, will be att-nded to by himself person ally. Ordeis left at his residence, 125 Sullivan street, will re- ce ve pron pt atte tion Cuanurseox, Nov Fiour—Spsin, Rob: Liverpool; Marathon, N York; Wash: Harriet & Jessie, Shakspeare, (Bri fn ington, Boston; Conqueror, (Br) Exchenge—On 16 Broadway—This day, ia catalogue sale of genteel fuifferent pater mond, Camden, Me; GI 5 Blackwell, Boston. In the offing, Rel St Marks, from NVork ley. fm Liverpool: Harriett & Jessie, Conner, do, disg; Forti tude, Libby, do; H. id shall, do do:'Luconia, 4th. arr Victory, York, 283 per cent pret Hunt, Havre: Harriet, New Orleans at » Fariture, consisting of 20 jatead:, French bedateads, 20 doz. 34, three French chvirs; » arbie top, pier, and cantre tybles;, marble top bureans and washstands; diving. Rooker’s varions pattern. ; carpets, raga, oil cloths, &e, Se Also, three second hand superior piauofo Southern Freights. breakfast. and card tables; 3 —Foreign are rather lower. Two eand Tarquin, were teken up yes” round and square. re teking at 750 a bale for rquere, and $1 for round, and 60c per cask for Rice. To Buston, nothing done. Cxarursron, Nov. 4.—We continue the quotations of the pr vious week to Liverpool and Havre, viz: to the former j1—and to the latter cotton. The rate to New it e bags cotton —and 62} cents per tierce for Rice. Nothing ton ty of the room being inconvenient! 10. 3 received at D_ dworth’s Music C.F. Hayer's, 36) broadway. Savanna, Ni ships, the Lanc terday, at 7-16d f New York Packet eady; Monument. Mar ter, dodo; Elizabeth Brith, Pierce, joselle, Hunt, do; ‘Tamanend, Le:vitt, do Rockwell, Briard, B rr Also, the furnitnre of a for convenience of sale, cons hairs corpets, tables, looking glasses sale will commence. Coastwise the iamabi ig of bedsteads, bureius, sof s, ‘&e., with ate the LE OF RTTCHEN RANGES ers. BH. N York. dg; Harn more, just arr; Anson, Barkman, N York, disg: lo; Eben Preble, Perry, wtx; Thomas Bennett, Hal: Fr) Newret. do: Latah LL be open for 3 ing. N juilding, corear for square bage cents for squai in the Croton water, or sup. ly Or any Country ran en have always commanded ennvass, and produces the wonderfa’ pietures on the same canvacs, oi i themselves with the very est © anges th Naylr’s Patent Rav Couble the price of sny other kin ji Nay‘or's Pluwbers stock, warrgnted equal in work- ip fo any that can be modaced, viz Street Washers, Water Co ks. ; ie above articles are now ready for inspection, at Acadn. (Br) Auld re, wig; Havanni i Flora, Smith, do; Hergelia, Baxter, et, Bordeaux, r Well France, Idg; Sir H Parnell, (Bret alaga, wig sale of and Crocifixion. 3—Choreh of the Holy Sepulchre, _ 4~ Brlshartar’s Feasts ickers of admission. 75 cents exch, Performance twiee oors open at thy P. M ‘com do evening * o'cloe Ent a ce on Chauibers'st one door from Broadway. : Hyaravts, Hose vington, for a port On the 6th instant, by the Rev Mr. Roaens, to Miss Avicia Goopwin, all of this city. di Bulkley, do, ldg: ullivan. Waite do, ready; tile, (Sw) Hansen, wee; berg. do: Daniel Websier, Parker, do; Et Lovett, do; Ose -ola, More, do. Savanna, No Lamar, N York Chara, Stetson, Neweas le, "Me. Sld Coromando, Freeman, Liverpool; New: Garvin, Philadelphia; NHay AKS REWAKD —Lost, a New. rae head white star on his br ast and The above rew. he Vow be ng brought to 513 Bradway, SHMENT IN THE ED r BOWERY. ANDERSON & DOBBS row offer their whole stock of spleneid new patter sof superior Enzliah Thre tly. Imperial Five Ingram arpeurg, Selma, Smith, to un {ter a short and severe illness, ( mi h, do; Ajax, On Tuesday evenin, ATIONAL PAINTING —T be Fimb rhetion of the Pil. Li printed by Robert W. Weir, foe the Hotonda ct the Capitol at Washington. is 1 Academy of Desivn fi PM irienda and acqaintances, as also those of his son 6 requestedto attend the fune- ral, this atern son et 3 o'clock, from 166 Lenard street, . Baltimore papers please copy on Tuesday morning, Nov. 7, Arr TP Hart, Bartlett. Thomaston; G inlaw, Pet-r L. Feirtz + Portsmouth, NH; tive eatalogwes 1 number of visiters, without furthe invitat: At Hoboken, New Jers Sanan MircueLe, aged 78 years. Her remains will be taken to the family burying ground, at Bergen Point, on Friday morning at 10 o'clock ando! her sons William and hibition wil) ev ark, Merwin, N York. F, Oct 29—Arr New Hanover 7 based at low prices for cach, 25 to 0 per cent lower than any other estab: at 2s 6d pr verd TING, | from 36 6d to AKPE TING, e amu all of wh ch ha TO 'HE MEDICAL PROFESSION, ac. undersigned tenders members of the medical profession lor these fourteen \ hi jasty, Havre; To- cet, Hoffses, Charleston; Virgl in Antoinette, Shak- ‘ampico; Coustancia, (Colum’n) Otega, Campeachy; Magner, Coffia, Sisal; Ala- Coming up, Tuskina, Spencer, New tic, Mallet, Liverpool re, Onieo, Harriet and Redwi Laguna; Dalmatia, Howes, Bos 1; Teresa Jane, Whitehead, Ni John, are respectfully rrera, Campeachy Rapid, (Sw) Fook, Kio de Jan 4 f ‘T WINDOW SHA ‘ iain, from $2 to $12 the pnir DN & DUBBY, No. 9 Bow the first Carpet Store above Passengers Salled. ray lord, Matsmo: Young, J H Young, ckinson, James KT: 1 respectfully invites them ar amine his elegant neat and cxpaci at No 398 Broadwaycor. Walker the United States nor excelled in Frere. CHABLES STOPPANI. P. 8 —The arrangements for warmi ing the winvr are completed. ke Y’S TINCLURE AND LOPION OF INVIGO- TION —A supply of t! ese invelaaple have been seceived dir et from clusive American ngeni has vet been discovered for re ‘em, and reviving the ted by Franklin, ‘Tnomas, san; Susan, Peterson, forsley Palmer and servant. En man, Massachusetts; Brauer, Germany Barbadoes; Mrs Anna Jenkins, rell and ser: ant, Providence Ott, Miss Ellen Elliott, Miss AND’S SARSAPARILLA —This unrivalled prej has performed some of the most astonishing cures of ses that are recorded in the annals of hi capable of fulfilling the t Mary Hancock, C Bi tory, thus proving con- liott, Miss Charloue bili » Montreal; HG Gerd , Leckie, Camp. MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents ir, if Captains of Vessels will nr Sitvey, of our News lect, pping left at the Port when: easels Spoken on their any Foreign Newspapers hem immediately on CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT. ROCKWELL respectful! a NIBLO’S GARDEN ber 22d, 1843 as an is EQUESTRIAN CiRCUS, with talent of the first order, nided by every appropriate and classical accessory that can be brought into r qui trate the vumerous repres*ntations which have been «ot up with Aitue worthy ef the high pitherto been honor ann vunces to the fashionable teles of New York, thar he will open 8, Broadway, on Wednesday, Novem- years from various different remedies , ing all that human natare is capable of enduring. ie Adrian Vite the use of a few vottles, entirely recovere Rheumatism, Serofula or i ingworm, Ulecrs, a d paint Phroat and Nostrils, Scurvy, Biles, Chrovie Sore Blotches' and various cutaneous eru ke, are eflectual decayen energy s of eral erron in ten minvtes ytions, Glandular kw ly cured by. its use. in in an impure state of t e speedily and effectually removed by this invaluable medicine, as its operation is yecul.ar, and con- be slow of cperry actaconce, and , eases having their ory fluids generally will + stavlishment has Full particulars iy a fw d kS TO THE OLD COUNT DEN & CO. respectfully inform the public that they have coustantly or hand and will ¢ £100, Payable at sight, on England, Ireland, Scotlaud or ‘ales. HARNDEN & CO. 3 Wall street, EL, 347 Broadway, jooms to families or We shail esteem ita fa vo Commodore ea ee they sailed, the they may have. I. Agents and Cor i stitution, that is w der thei " for any married female to use them and remain witl out offspring; for they mm diately covreet the torpidity of eer inety-rine cases out of a handred, is the hey are also aurivalled remedies f Exchange (tom £2 to its favorable operation exi long the alimentary canal; now the sensible operation of Curative powers ce the patient will feel Sarsaparilla from its ta'n organs, which in cause of unfruitiniress. Fluor Albus and rervous affections, but more Intelligence the ea! Information of any ing from the medical profes- ce and numerous testimony both written ard verbal, to THENEUM BO: ¥ prepared to let gle geatlemen, JOHN ROBSON. and his commercial y edt ry aud positive cure is pleasant to the taste. The lotion is aj be used seperately with great effective when weed together. Price two dollars for three doliars. a. ¥ oth; venience of persot above medicines are prepared in pow form, with directions for converting them eto the tinetw Jotiod, and can be sent throngh the ma 4 for either are used their effect ii with er without board. a*r perior efficacy of certificate from an ind: ‘ed with Scrofula in its severest form, sal of the aillicted. ‘idaal who has su ffer- presented for the casual LOHSE ioforms the public da in varticular, that he has iness, in which Mr, and for whom he soli was 20 liherslly bestowed upon him elf, O DRUGGISTS AND THOSE CERN IN T WEN o. New York, verses living at a distanee, J Mawsrixtp, Oct. 3, 1843. . Matnewsox, Norwich For the last fifteen years [ have been the subject of com: plicated diseases, troubled wish pletely unstrany E. RAB the same perros bi “(hen both pow In May last my difficulties seemed to increase and to be more firmly seated, my head and face were 80 peared to me that the bones in my head sepa- e other, aud completely dit jd scarcely breaths through my nose—my ey T could see but little, at the te and an indeseribsble R berts, Boston —By Massachusetts, the from acting for the plai laud Sta’es for the sale of the as‘ Parr's Life Pills,” and restrained from frauduleotly issuing a of that medicine. is case having been made absolute, the gland States are informed that proprivtors, have established a bi gion street Boston, nine.” Parr’s Life Pull 's in. Connecticut and Rhode I 4 Broadway, New York, OMAS ROBERTS & CO. | FENCING ACADEMY. ESSRS. ROSAT & ECKERT have the honor to in- AVE form the citizens of New Vork, that they hove opened an Academy of Arins at 333 Broad wa intend teachivg Small man, Belfast; ‘1 wo & Co. swollen that it aj rated one from t! 2 has been removed tion of a delicate and interesting nature, whieh lie advertisement igured my face.— ies hese medicines should never be wsed by cannot be insertes powders and bottes, broguant women, fog ther exelin oduce abortion. Bal AF OF ee yaPecBELAUNCY & GREY, at 14 Duane street, New York. MEN’S Mt RCER AND TAILOR ICHARH CALROW, (+f Wail street formerly, and sole author of the Tailors Assistant, ‘ons and the public in peneral port he has met with since his reo) him to venture down to he hopes to prove to his old and also his wew pare he brighter ir shi Blixton, Soderstrom, from Antwerp, Sept. 16, ‘atent Medicine kuowa ine time attended with Onstantly dartirg. from the ind throat, ‘whieh wa: apparee Elizabeth, —, from Turks Ish: rain a jason, from St. Catharines, Aug. 26, with to Hopkins & Hawley, Sailor, Young, 4 days from © in the stomach, with my tuation for week mas Hoberts & Co, it No. 68 Washi med a renewed an: here they can Brg Viploma, ———, 6 days from Boston, with mdse, to mas- possible, with but little « Sands) 8 roar I tried eve. y ex My physician at fe. pariila—I procured a few bottles of it, which | 8 from Portland, with mds u capsized on Frid Mainmast gone, laying along side, Schr Homer, Reed, 4d if it facilitates ul th recommen de , of my restoration to com T had not taken but tw disease began to leave, M my appetite good, and I sleep and rest q 1d with the afllieted wi for nearly six years, (wh mpathies of the e« onsider it an occasion for h by the use of Sand’ means, through the blessing of Go parative health again. a stceet Where jeck torn up and agua. stceet from Boston, with mdse, to E. J. corner of Anthow: word, Broadsword, ( Schr Benjamin Bigelow, Reese, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to J. Atkins. Having been’ acquainte Schr Direct, Briggs, 5 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to J. hich is apparently vaiuab! tried by the oly true test, ence in teaching the abore brinches, are the patronage of those who wish to bee. me as © where she resides, ) sufferings have been so far allevixt parilla, which has been so kindly forwarded 0 ne He is conscious that his former customers will require no re a, end every occasion, te Pepe. ae PL, Crenlanaie eal the newest style, which will be made two per cent below the s. sit, Dearborn, from Richmond, with flour, &e. to and usefal exercises expand the chest and cor- on 4 ey render the ody more A in give that easy carriage that is always observed ia well educated ole, Norwood, from Eastport, with plaster, ke. to P. 1. from Philadelphia, with coal, to a Schr Palm, Crowell, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to Minister of the Ge Soi jasel, Baker, 3 day ‘We, the undersigned, do certify ees ranging irom 3 ELEAZAR BE _— Prepared and sold, n by A. B. SANDS Buildings, 273 Brow Sands & Co., 77 East 6 Druugist generally throughout the U; vottie; six bottles fur $5. OGERS’ GYMNASIUM, Nos. 15, 17 and 19 Canal This splendid establishment is now open for the reeepiion la from 6 o'clock reat benefit deriv by all whose employment preciated by the publi thowe Whose employments or studies Looping posit.on, d somet: delphia, with coal, to master. Schr O. car, Baker, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to master. THE INV‘SiBLE ‘ WIG I real closely recembles the real head of ir thet see ou und yeas advantage of Je without sewing or cts 80 closely to resemble oatural appearance, choice selection of Carpe the richest and most costl Koyal Wilton, Velvet, ‘Tur Also, Floor Oil Clot did patterngand colors, Al raordinary invention we Wik is ts belong m yeaving, which © he natural hair, bot jefy detection, its textore being so bea all cases. of perspirstion evaporation is a ud tne great evils of other wigs enurely L 101; Cohota, Hepburn ions Rowell, Neg Qian s of the richest deseript Ke, ke , all which see ite ay h in hightuess and will be sold at prices to sat the times C. 8 renege Tac Al from the use of General Record Brio Ecusrsr—The Eclipse, from New Grenada, was © Shoals on the %th of Sept. but not an artiele of cargo saved. Her first C was lost at Chastes, aud at the time of the w charge of Captain Ei 254 Broadwav, onposite t D—A situat on, by a respect ble young women— is a good Cook, washerend ironer; ¢ Apply at ® John street, ove ng it®m ekercises 41%, 11) ronces from her last place. nannfactarer’s, street, up stare COACHMAN is desirons of ob" testimonials will be Enquire at 23 Pine steeet, ap stain, Nicholson, boys, are particulariy invited be found the m Fencing and Sparring ta tone Cutters in Jersey City aywireat the Jersey City Stone Yard, near ALEXANDER WILSON, All the crew and passengers were at Havana 2h ult, and would leave the next day in the Charles —The Washington, fom plete one in the country. ‘expetiencediand competent i loyment. Un- rae ag we lamamond for New York. Railroad Depot, or of Britien panque SHenmen