The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1844, Page 3

he uder the care of physicians, who ppear to know the cause of his complaint, heard of Dr. Sherman's celebrated Worm Lozen; As his to indicate the presence of worms, he iy ing to the direction, and brought away, to use his own words—“hundreds and hundreds 0: worms” His bad symptoms began to vanish in a day or two, and he is now restored to the enjoyment of perfect health, He stated that he never saw any remedy that would compare with Sherman’s Worm Lozenges. Uoctor Sherman's warehouse is 106 Nassau street. Agents—227 Hndson street, corner of Spring ; 188 Bowery, corner of Spring ; 77 East Broadway ; 139 Faiton st, Brooklyn ; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and State st, Boston. IN CHOLIC, BERNARD'S DIARRHG:A MEDI- CINE allays the pain ond relieves the spasms. W_ have often seen a patient in the most excruciating agony, with his whole body drawn up into knots, completely freed trom pain and spasms by one or two doses of the remedy. For sale by RS, Bernord, 97 Nassau strect, New York. Also, by Dr. W. H. Milnor, corner of John street and Broadway. {G- THE PILES.—How many sutfer from this com- plaiot, and have been subject to its attacks for years, thereby causing detention from busines#, and someiimes even a complete prostration. Such attacks might be for- ever prevented, and the complaint entirely cured, by the use of Hay’s Liniment. Numbers in this city have used this remedy and experienced immediate relief, and are now well ‘It is not a new medicine but one that has been in use for the last fi'teen years, and its cer‘ainty in curing the piles is now established.’ Sold by Comstock & Con No. 21 Courtlandt street. OG VELPEAU’S BPECIVIC PILLS FOR THE CUK of Gonorrh@n, Gleet, and all mosupurnient diechargs: trom the urethra, ‘Taese pills, prepared by the New Vort Collexe of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for th: snppression of quackery, may be relied on as the mow spersy ‘dnd effectual remedy for the above complaint. “hey are guaranteed to cure recent cases in from thre: tofivedays, and possess a greater power over obstinat+ dischanres aad chronic glect, than sny other preparatio: at preset known, removing the disease without eontine nent fom business, tainting the breath or disagrening with the stomach. Price $1 per box. Sold at the Ottice of the College of Pharmucy and Me icine, % Naseau stroat, W. OB. RICHAR(S: {.D. Agent (G- COMSTOCK'S SARSAPARILLA, for the cure of pimples on the face, scrofulous affections, bilious diseaser, and all disorganizations of the vital aystem, sold at 21 Courtlandt st. Price 50 cents per bottle, or $4 per dozen, eniag in bottlea and warranted equal to uny at $1 per ttle, 2o- RICOMWS FARIBIAN ALTERATIVE MID TURE —For the eure of primary or sec mdary Syphilix ni ali affections produced by an injudivious use of mer cury. The great kdvantayzes possessed | y this powerfu) elterative over all other preparations forthe cure of Sy Lilie, is, that while curing the disease it improves the ution, whilst mercury generally teaye a muci » disease than the one it is administeeed for. ‘Th: best recommendation we can give of .t is, that it is nov extentively prescribed by the medical taculty, who tor merly considered mercury the oaly cure for those cor: laints. Sold, in single Hottles, $1 eech ; in cases of hei! ‘ozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent ty all parts of the Union, Office of the College of Medicine and Pharme cy, 05 Nasuan atrest, W._KICHARDSON, M D., Agent Og- IF THERE IS A SINGLE CASE OF CON. TINUED Chronic Venereal Disease, where the patient is weary of his physicians, and willing to try a remedy that will ultimately effect a permanent cure, we advise the use of Dr. Blackwe'l’s Ant-Acrid Tincture and Scotch Reno- vator. Low, indeed, must be the feelings of a physician who has exhausted his skill, should he object,or even fail to recommend an article like the above-mentioned. Expe- rience has fully proven it to be the only medicine effec ual inwanerial dlesewer,, stabbora gleet, seminal effusion, diabetes, and affections of the urethra and bladder. R.S. Bernard, 97 Nassau street, New York, General Agent for the United Staies, NEL’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. mediately removing all pain from burns and healing without either blister or scar. Sola only at 21 Courtlandt street. ‘This salve cures fever sores, eases cancers, frequently removing them without pair or agony. It will be found to be a sure relief for felons, or run rounda, and will heal them in avery short time. In fact it is the wonder and blessing of the one and no family should let a single day pass without having it on hand. ALL ATTACKS OF DIARRHEA, CHOLICS, cholera morbus, andcholera infantum, can be cured by Bernard’s Diarrh@a Medicine. 97 Nassau street, New York, ix the proper office. For sule also by Dr. W. H. Miinor, corner of John street and Broadway. MONEY MARKET. Thursday, Sept 12—6 P. M. Stocks receded a little since §yesterday. From some cause the market has !become again depressed, and quotations to-day show avery generul falling off. At the Old Board, Long Island declined 1 per cent ; Canton 1; Reading Railroad }; Mohawk 4; Harlem 1}; Stoning. ton }; Norwich and Worcester }; Farmers? Loan $; [)- livois }; Ohio 6's, }. Morris Canal went up 1} per cent. At the New Board, Long Island fell off } per cent; Can- ton 14; Norwich and Worcester 1 ; Farmers’ Trust 1. The sales at either Board were not very large. Sterling exchange keeps up to the highest point. Seve ral drawers are demanding 10 per cent premium. The demand is at present very limited. The money market continues very easy. Almost any amount of money can be obtained on thirty and sixty days at the rate of five per cent per annum. It is very surprising, with the abundance and reduced price of money, that there is no more specniation in stocks. There ore at present more stocks sold than bought, that iz, the bears are selling at Present prices on time. This may seem an impessibility among commercial men, but among stock operators it is perfectly well understood, The bears are pretty well satisfied that stocks are not going much beyond present prices for some time to come, and they are operating for afurther decline. The approaching elections will have a very material influence on stocks from timeto time. In this State holders of State stock are much interested in the success of the party opposing any increase in the State debt, and the value of our State stock is supposed, in a measure, to depend upon that party coming into power. On theother hand, the result of the other State elections will raise or depress the market as the returns may agree or disagree with the principles of the principal operators. ‘These things will doubtless keep up through- out the fall a very feverish and unsettled state of the mar- ket and pr-vent any very extensive operations or any very great improvement, An act was passed by the last Legislature, authorizirg the Albany Water Works Company to increase their cap- ital stock by the addition of 400 shares at $50 each. It was also provided that the new stock should be sold at public auction. Under the provisions of this law, 303 shares were sold on the Ith inst. atthe following prices: 160 shares at. 140 do 3 do Being a premium of about 2 per cent above par. ‘The receipts of the Western Railroad are still increasing very ropidly. Western Ratinoan. 1843. 1844, From Jan, 1 to Aug. 31 sence 946,598 460,677 Week eading Sept. 7... tee 1,286 19,028 $360,842 HB lucrease from Jan. | to Sept. 7, 1844... ... se eee rs $118,963 This almost reaches thirty-three and a third per cent, The receipts of the Central Railroad, Michigan, are in- creasing sbout as rapidly as those of any other road in the country. Ithas been finished more than half way across the State ia which it ia situated, and the increase is going on from month to mouth, very fast. The busi- ness of ‘he road improves as it extends West, and as soon aa it reaches the waters ot Lake Superior, the transporta- tion of passengers and freight must proauce a very hand- some income. The receipts of the road this year, from the Ist of January to the Ist of September amount to $12,419, against $73,851 for the same time last year. The returns forthe month of August of each year were as fol- lows :— Centrat Raitroan, Micuioan. 1943. . BA. Freight. + $5,606 8,003, Passengers 077,699 Mail... 1,021 ‘600 $12,134 $17,202 ‘The income from freight appears to be larger than that for passengers, ‘This road ia the property of the State, aud controlled by State authorities, who reduce the toriff’ of freights from time to time, to ensure the transporta- tion of freight. In 1841 the road was finished to Dexter, 50 miles from Detroit, and the total receipts for the year were $71 260, yielding a net profit of $24,700. On the lat of Januury, 1843, the road was completed to Jackson, £0 miles from Detroit, and yielded, in 1842, $114,300, yielding a net profit of $72,000, about 6 percent on its cost In 1843 the receipts were $150,000, and for nine months, ending September lat, 1844, $139,419. The road is now finished to Marshall, 110 miles from Detroit, and has 90 more to go before it reaches St. Joseph, the western ter- mination, The Reading Railroad is rapidly improving its receipts, Resvive Ratnoan ‘Total receipts for § months ending Sept. Lat, 1844 $365,004 For the week ending September 7th, Aan TATL $992 122 Tons Coal transported during the week,, . oe 129639 14 Cowl teunsported previously this y ear, 267,844 01 Total this year,...... 6... 270,482 16 Coal tranaported in 1843 to September 9, 125,806 10 Increase this year, ‘The railroads of the United States are destined to be the most productive investment in which capital can be placed. The dividends of many companies are already larger than any banking institution in the country,'and ‘fas a safe inves.ment the baukeconnot begin to hold acom- paision, We annex a table showing the receipts of the princi- pal articles into New Orleans from the interior, for year ending the Sist of August, 1844, witn the estimated volue and average price. This statement makes out the value to be about twelve million of dollars more than the receipts for 1843, and about twenty millions more than for 1842 Bacaiers or Propuce into New Onueans, 1 Artic Apples, barrels. ie oo" Brecon, 'ass'd, hhds. and casks. 00 Bacon, assorted, boxes, . 14.00 Bacon Hams, hhds, and ti 30.00 Bacon, in bulk, pounds. . . 03 1) Pieces. W.00 ids 6.00 3.50 4.00 12.00 40.00 a 4.50 33.00 | es Flour, bartels. . Furs, hhds. b Hemp, bundles, Oil! fard, barrels. Boach Brandy, barrels = Potatoes, barrels. nese BeSSeboSeo SawdS8Se0 Be-SelS Bet Fe eeB 8S § Sesbsssssssesesssgsessssssusscssssessk2 Sessabssesssse ‘ork, Is 412/928 8,800 7,792,000 ¥ ‘604 1,164 193925, 69 15. 4.714 4 : 1,gne'000 28 {crtimated + ‘M0316 60. panish Moss, bal 237 6 ‘allow, barrels 7,323 13 Tobacco, lea + 70,435 40. ‘obacco, strit : 12,000 100% ‘obacco, chewin, xes T1695 12. Tobaceo, bale 47712. 2099 5 318° 2) 96,947 7. 2,066 96,014 Total value... . ‘Total in 1819-43, Total in 1841-42... ; It is very necessary to ar-'ve at some estimite of what portion of these produota wore « xpoisd uirect from New Orleans to foreign countries. Ani cfficial statement,show- ing this result would be very valuable and interesting, but in the absence of such information, we give a table showing the exportation of several principal articles for three years past. Exronts or Acnicunturat Propucts To Forrian Coun- TRins FRoM New Onueans For THREE YEARS. Vise —— 12 — 113, —$ value Cotton bls 649,435 20,833,050 951,738 33,415,830 718,417 22,989, ur, bbl 463 584 109,66: 493,448 137,993 ‘ork, bbls 12,457 970 11,435 114-350 26,888 Bacon hhds 678 340 3,065 107,275 661 rd, kegs 172,230 130,575 387,468 958,670 252,146 wet bbls 2 16.440 15,701 Lead, pigs 43/637 — 109{093 136,066 408-198 1541055 Whiskey bbls 960 Lo "544 Corn, sacks 27,212 16,327 199,964 135,355 69,325 Value $21,950,515 $35,660,578 $24,771,421 These articles comprise the principsl exports from New Orleans. In former years it has been estimated that near ly oue half of the exports of domestic produce from the country went direct from New Orleanr, and that estimate for the time was not far out of the way, but within a few years pust, since the revolution in commercial affairs and the revulsion in the currency, a larger portion of the total exportation from the country has gone from this port, than previous to that period. A very large quantity of cotton, c., is forwarded to this market before it finds its way across the Atlantic. ‘The concentration of capital in this city controlsthe movements of produce throughout the country, and New Yerk must rapidly becomea very large exporting depot. We find the value of the principal articles exported from New Orleaas for the commercial year, ending Sept. 1st, 1944, amounts to $24,771,421, against $85,600,578 for the year previous—a decline of nearly eleven millions of dollars. Estimating this to be onc- third of our total exportation for the year ending thesame time, we find the value to be $74,314,263, ‘This cannot be far out of the way for the year ending September 1. New Orleans is, without doubt, the largest depot of sgricultur- al products in the Union, and larger shipments are no doubt made from this port than from any other in the country, but the bulk of the shipments goea to the domes- tic ports, from which they are distributed over the world In consideration of these facts we conclude that the ex- ports from New Orleans to foreign ports, cannot now be more than one third of the total exportation of domestic products from the country. Old Stock Exchange. 10000 Ohio 6's, °60 99 50CantonCo b 4000 do 9% 50 do 1000 do 98% 50 = do 12000 Ohio 7’s 5" 25 = do 5000 Kentucky 6's 102% 60 do 5000 Pennsylvania 72° 2% do 1000, Hlinois spel 46 125 do SuteN York 9 50 Harlem RR 100 Bank of Com, scrip 98 150d 6 Amer Bx 56 50 do 250 Vicksburg Bk 60.8 125 Norwich & Wor 100 Farmers’ s’rust 40%¢ 150 do 50 do b30 $5 100 do 250 do b60 403, 50 do 40 do 4055 125 do a7 100 do 10" 225 do 6 50 do b30 4044 150 do b30 68 17 Ohio L, & Trust 97 «275 LIslandRR Big 112 Morris Canal 2 50 do bio 81g 150 lo 124 8 62 do 13 NA Trust bio 14 25 City Fire 1 6 40 Greenwich F us 105 25 Housatonic RR 25 10 Hud& Berk RR 12 10 ErieRK 2% 10 Mohawk RR ot Second 1000 Ohie 6's, "51 b60 10584 40 Stonington 45) 50 Harlem RR Tie 50 N'A ‘rust i 25 Canton Co 83044 50 Norwich & Wor 67: bdo “ 50 do biw 67 20 Mohawk RR 4 25 do bs 67: Long Island RR Big 150 do 67% do S04 50 do b3 68 150, do. 8444 100 do bts 673% do 60 8 New Stock Exchange. 50 Farmers’ Trust b15 40% 10 Canton Co baw 43g 25 do. esh 404) 25 Long Island 30 85 do esh 40 100 do esh Big 25 do 3340) 50 do esh Bt 50 US Bank 8% 100 do buw 813; 3 do. 830 84 25 Paterson RR 25 Morris Canal 311” 25 Nor & Wor 7 do esh 1g 175 do. 7% do esh 11% 200 do 125 do esh 2 75 do 40 do b30 12 do 5 do 6312 100 do 100 do 30 123g Sates oy Stocxs—Boston, Sxrt. 1. Foard of Brokers. 90 shares Norwich and Worcester Railroad, b15, 68}; 20 do do b10, 68}; 30 do do b10, 63}; 10 do do 68}; 20 uo du 68}; 25 do dowslw, 63}; 15,do do 68}; 10 do do 65}; 5 do do 68}; 25 do do b10, 634; 75 do do 510, 63}; 75 do do 68}; 25 do dosiw, 63}; 37 do do b101 68]; 25 do do 63}; 12 dv do 68]; 65 do do bi 63]; 50 Reading Rail- road 26§, 100 do do b10, 26}; 23 Long [sland Railroad, 854; 60 Western Railroad, 104,89; 61 do do 684; 60 E Boston Co 9}; $5000 Reading Railroad Bonds ot 1950, 70, By Stephen Brown—10 shares State Bank $30 per share; 7 Union Bank 3} per cent advance; 20 Columbian Bonk 2} per cent advunce; 12 Mass Fire Ins Co $09] per share; 2 Scffolk Manuf Co 9} per cent adv; 1 Stark Mills 8} per cent adv; 4 Nashua Manulac Co $525 a 527 per share; 1 Amoskeag Manuf Co $1855 per share; 2 Kestern Railroad 124 per cent adv; 63 Western Railroad $68} a 88) per shr; 2 Boston & Lowell R R 26} per cent adv, State of Trade. Pots continue in very moderate demand at 425. Perris are very steady at $4 50, ws very fair demana for this and prime yellow Northern, Southern, and Western, at 207 a 306. Baravsturrs.—The receipts of flour exceed the de- mand, which is not very active Genesee is held at $4 18} a$426 Ohio fancy at $4 62}. Michigan flat hoop at $4 124 $4 15}. Southern is quite inactive. We quote new Georgetown at $4 37}a $4 560. Brandywine, new, $4.50 Genesee wheat new, is selling at 92c_ for milling Northern rye is held at 66 a 67c. There 1s little enquiry for yellow corn. Northern at 59c. A lot of good Norti: rolina has been sold av 47c. sight. Northern oats seil at 29.30c. We notice a sale of Western barley at 560, Corton —The gales to-day amoun. to 1,200 bales at atendy raver, holdere do not press sales, und the prices paid are generally full Freights are also improving. ‘The receipts ae much more extensiv . Common qualities North river bale s it 30.9 33c. Prime for shipping at 420 430. rket is daily increasing. ss —There is a very modera'e demand for beef id pork. We quote Ohio prime pork at $7 75 a $8 00; Jo mess at $9 aha $9 50 Beef, prime, is held at $3 %a $3 31}; mess $5 268 $5 50. Prime Ohio lard, keg, selis at 644 6jo, Wuiskey.—Drudge casks are quite inactive at 24c. Western and Prison barrels in moderate request at 244¢ Married, On the 16th August, by the Rev. Noah Levin; Jous J Wiison to Eviza Wiiwtams, all of this city. By Rev. Mr. Burcuard, Mr. Wiitiam Dawes to Miss Cuantotte La Kur, all of this city, "Died, At Slougha, on the morning of the Lth instant, THo ‘oungest son of William Cooper, Feq. Suddenly, on Wednesday, 11th instant, James Hawt, aged 29. ‘His frlenda and acquaintances are, respectfully invited Mr to attend his funeral this afternoon at ‘4 o'clock. from his late residence, 56, Eighth Avenue, 13! without further notice venue, corner 13th street, Wednesday night, the 11th inst., of consumption, in the Ath year of her age; Mrs. Many, ‘wife of John Augustus Shea The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend he funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from No. 167 West Broadway i Passengers Arrived, Liven roou—Ship St George—Mrs Wrigley and sei it, Mi Platt, Miss Johnston, Mr Berbe, Mr Maude, Mr J rigley, Mr Fisher, of Kngbiud; Mr Besse, France; Me W Wrigley and ey sR A Joy, Mrs and Mr Jo Engenia Lo Martineg, Julius Foreign Lmportations. 4—Brig Chaires1410 hides 1632 pounds: Ad cop. ids braseletto wood 5 de ty dol W A Chap ingneg—1633 hide: or—297 do H off & co--202 ymau—1i1 do Wm Dawson—38 bys coflee 2 do cocoa 664 dollars in sire ie F Franguren—250 hides 56 tres fustle WC Attwater~225 hides 211; dollars Murray & Lauman—4 boxes old ty, dollars J De ta Gi MARITIME HERALD. “ q tou; Flor Trefethes yuth. Ni Mouite, Sep: 4—Cld Sy Iph, Pollard, Boston 1 Niow Oitienns, Sepe 3 Ag Clit ger! returaed to the city for repairs; Henry, Noyes, ‘abach, Chapter, New York; Sweden, Homan, Liverpool Apalac! Tt “ omy i ia, rena, Ha Cid, Aun Beille, Wells, Hevana; Lois, Perry, Feuse- AUCTION SALES ice giaage 5 MOONEY & CO, ARDW ARE. CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, &e., &e. B MOONEY & CO, ‘will sell This Day at 10 oelock, at store No. 91 Maiden Late, an extensive assortmeat of Heavy, which area general asaort ing in part in dozens; Aine ey large assort- ment of Hehe yey” Goods, Kr, well worthy the attention of country ‘as, well my city ti atnlogues are ready and the goods ean he examined to the hour of ile. Lerms 8ix months for all sums over $100 fur approved paper. 13 ItFee Salling Days of the Steamships. Ht FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA, Mathews Agents, We shall esteem it » T rains of Vessels wil give to Ro lews Boats, 9 report of the whence they sailed, the tessels alist of their y, Foreign ’ may have. Hew them itn: 5 fs C ts at home oes a, ry nine Cag & r sent Fcc. aus pitice all Marine Intelligence they ean obtatne tion of any kind will be thankfully recived, aia’ PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 13. 547 | oon ‘TS.. 6 13 | MiaM waren... Basuanl Rides Betas nad tees * Bargues Eudora, Schots, dustrie, Schmid & Baleheu,—Brivs Helen Ania Sw) Hughes, Harbor Grace. NF. Stokes & Anthony; Virginia,’ ‘albot, Apalachicol: Bost Phillis) Tomas, Creen.. Newbery 8 i eRe, Rembrandt, (Belg Gasling, Antwerp, Ges jemann, a Arrived. Ship Jessore, Meacom, from Whamy a, April 29, and Macao 2d May, with 11,49: temannd sundry phye petee Brooks & Co, Left at Whamp. .the only American. “At Hong Kang. man, of N York. No vessel at Macao. The of Salem, had sailed for the North Coast of Chin the Straits of Sunda, June 4, Frederick Warren, 38 days fm ills for Boston. Aug. 11, lat 2S, lon 30 W, was fired. at and brought to bya heavy arined brig under the’ Spanish flag The offices, who boarded, reported it days from the Coast of Africa, with 300 slaves—had been chased off the coast by ‘a Brit vessel of and had not been able comp complement, After an hour's detention the brig made sail ‘to thewrentwarl passat, (ot fy hip Georges, Russell, (of Boston) from Analaboo, C: Sumatra, May 1. St, Helena July 23, and passed. P Aug. 7, with 500 qtis pepper to. Deal evlin, ‘The G. bound to Gibraltar, putin here for a bill of health and ret no American vessel at Sumatra or St. Helena. Pa the North on the 26th Apri Adzlew, Hambarg, Spoke ou Rowell. 8: ¢ Carolin outer roads, Pernambue: of Sumat ard th fon of the Jose rie Orland, Me Hebard, from London Portsmouth, mouth With, with mise, to Grinnell, Aline bd inst. on the Banks, passed schr Charles Hear at rris, from Liverpool, Atta 13, with 200 to len 178 tons iron and variouspkgs mdse to order. Ship Nicholas Biddle: 1266 sacks salt to W. bls iron and various. Gen ate Ship Columbia, Hale pool, with 850 sacks salt tron 80 anvils and various ji: Ship Arragon, Knight, (ot om Liverpool, Aug. 12, with tion: 260 tons 4331 bars and 1300 order—200 steerage passen- Cros from Liver. erpool, with 105 ton: toR. i Ship Courier, Duggan, from Marseilles, July 22, with 50 tons sulphur 300 cks'100 boxes to Lawrence & Phelys; 1003 boxes and sundry pipes and pkgs to order. Passed Gibraltar Aug. 3. Washington, of Baltimore, sailed from M. for Palermo July 20, Che ©. was boarded on the edge of the Guil stream by N.Y. pilot boat E. K. Collins, No, 11, 150 miles East of the Hook. 7 Edmonds, from St. Ubes, via Newport, Ri. 24 . with 519 moves salt to master. Barque Caspian, Bartlett, (of Boston) from Palermo, July 9, passed Gibraltar 24th, with feuit, to Nesmith & Walshy 1300 eantars sulphur 200 bales 1471 bags 237 cases 694 boxes 31 casks 10 order. Sy § ish barque ———-, Almgren, 38 days from Newport, W. with 46¢ tons iroa to Boorman, Johnston & Co, barque Princessen Josephine, Moller, from Stoc! holm, via Cowes 35 days, with 300 tons iron to Boorman, John- ston & Co—8 passengers, Swedish barque Swea, Boorman, 69 dayefrom Elsi 400,to ri sore, with to Boorman, Johnston & Co—6 passengers. ta Martha, Carthagena, and 10 Everett & Battell Bn yatt, 2idava from Black River, Ja. with 109 tons logwood 6'bage G.& J. Laurie; lot copper 32 pies 2 bls 15 bags 5 cases order. Fessenden, 16 days from St. Johns, PR. with sugar and molasses, to Foster & Nickerson. Left brig Brothers, Thurlow, fm Barbadoes, arr 3 days before: sch Wave, Hingins, for Philadelphing 3 days.’ Brix St, Marks, Lunt, arr ai Naguaba 17th ult. The N.B. has been 8 days North of Cape atteras. Schr Mary, Hilton, 8 days from Ocracoke, NC. with naval stores, to master, Schr Wnt, Wallace, Killeran, 3 days from Philadelphia, with mdse, to master, Stove bulwarks, lost sails, & i Robert Bruce, Coarsen, 5 days from’ Philadel) coal, bound to Boston—put in here on account of hea Schr J. Lozier, Collins, from Virginia, - Schr Reeside, Langley, from Boston, with mdse. Schr J: Cooley & Co, ze, from Boston, with mdse. Schr Com. Kearney, Crane, from Newport, with mdse. telow. British sehr Edward, from Bermuda. Also, 1 sh nknown. Brig North Bend, with 1 fi There are several square rigzed vessels at anchor at_the SW;Soit, bound to the eastward, put in for a harbor. “Wind Salled. Brig Rey ic, Smith, Port au Prince. Brigs Morea, for Mo- bile; Sterling, for Savannah, aud Moon, for Charleston, are at ch. anchor at the SW Spit, wind bound. Miscellaneous Record. Scone Pres’t Jackson, of and from Thomaston. with lime, took fire from the lime in'the hold on Mi y night, in Boston harbor, She was hauled into the stream off Russia wharf, and attempts were making to smother the fire, by stopping all the avenues to the Whalemen. Arr at New Bedford 10th inst. Otranto, Coggeshall, Indian Ocean, full cargo (700 bbls) sp oil. Spoke May 12, lat 25 8, lon 109 E. Congress, Weeks, NB, 100 sp—who. reptd, ‘no date, Xe, Mercator, Cook, do, 190 sp 400 wh, At Isle of France last of , do, 300 wh—had lost a boat and crew at ne 15, Leander, Mystic, 700 bbls, oss of anchors, procured others que Chai a from on Cay to, Sippie: Q the Ground.” Spoke Aug 6 lat 4 19'S, " Hibern Simmons, NB, lean, had lost a mau overboard a few days. b fore, a native of the Cape de Verds, “Lost fin the ‘Otraato, Sept 4, James Portuguese, native of St Thomas, Cld'at do, Margaret Scott, Price, Pacitic; Hesper, Pease, do. Fishermen. Zelia, of Marblehead, with 8000 fish, and Collinal, spoken 2d inst. on the Banks—by the St George, at this Spoke Harriet & Jessie, from Charleston for Liverpool, 9 days out, Ast inst. Iat 44, lon't5—by the St George, at this port. A barque showing a letter P in her signal, supposed to be the ‘omona, same day—by the same. Cyclops, 15 days from Boston for Guadaloupe, Ang 27, lat 23, lon 6O—by the Jeasore, at this port. Star, Pittman, 9 days from New York for Grenada, 6th inst. Jat 31, lon 37- he same. Molus, of and from Boston for St Ji had experienced very heavy weather, 6t —by the Georges, at this port. ke ¢ for Havre, Aug 21, lat 49 10, ton 1b rt. ber'Ganton, Aug 12, off Tuskar—by the 10,000 do, port. 6 de Cuba, ont 15 days, inst, lat 29 10, lon 66 16 Liverpool N Biddle, at this port. Hnidee, Cadiz for Pi the Arragon, at this jadelphia, 9th inst. off Nantucket—by rt Emily, (Br) from West Coast of Africa for Bristol, Eng. Aug 17, lat 3740, lon 33 30—by the Courier, at this port. Cervantes, of Boston, bound East, Aug 27, lat 39, lon 47—by the same, Harkaway, 26 days from Liverpool for City Point, Aug 30, Tein 30, Jon 51 30—by the sam mi hfield, of and from Providence for Coast of Africa, no 38, fon Sd—by the same Rico, St Mi ath, 2d inst, lat 43, lon 59 50—by t Li Vincennes, 12 days from ington, NC. 27, lat 26 16, lon 68 Lo-—by the North Bend, at this port. independence, 18 days from Rotterdam tor Philadelphia, 10th ingt. lat 41 20, lon 41:30-—by pilot boat Phantom, jitcinda Siow, Kendall, Boston for Seago, 91h inst. tat 40 30, lon d. ‘ ‘Queen Victoria, New Orleans for Havre, Aug 31, lat 42 20, jon Ah. Treaty, Bamard, 20 days from Alexandria for Barbadoes, 2th ult, all well. ater Foreign Ports. or France, Jane 15—In port, Gen Scott, of Boston, for the ©. a Jamaica, Aug u 4 Craig; verpool; Somimezvail, London: Rom len allncey and gain, Corks aud Victoria, Webster, Newcastle; Bolivar, Foran, Water Nestor, Plymouth; Anne, Black, New Rost; Lady Peel, L Newry’; Auxiliar, Wright, ter: Ocean, Jobs amptony Don O'Brien, Colersine; Reward, Henderson, water; E.bor, Smith, Montrose; A Keniy. Baldwin, Water- ford; Veiune, Easthope, Padstow; Ninian, Fittock, Limeri Swallow, Bolton, Oporio. Unke Porta, Burraco, Sept 10—Arr Clay, Huro Websr | A fox Gazette, doy Beauprie, Charleston; Sarah, Danville. | ¢ Jind; Webster, do; M_ Kreme. do; Biddle: Valdes d me, Sandusky; Bugbee, Tole welll Home Ports, = Lupec, Sept 81d A Ring, Thurlow, Alexandria; 51 Richardson, Philadelphia; 6th, Leonidas, Pinkh 7th, Fellowship, Farnham, do. e ATH. Sept 3—Cld Kempire, Adams, Martinique: tridge, Doughty, Cuba, q ANGOR, Sept B—Arr Martha Kinsman, Waite, Baltimore. Pontiaxy, Sept i—Arr Star, Chase, North 'Yarmonth for Henry, # NYork. ‘Betowsn ship and ‘Washington, Williams, Phi- Sid ley it Me vasex, Welch; Laura reUx, yver yo King, por JLOVE i "7, lizabeth, ts in the Pacific: Flizabeth, Wi hia TER, Sept7—Sld Wave, Bar Bostow, Sept’ l—Arr Carol zh form Robt Parker, Ds Burgess, Bowers, egos: Cadmus Tucker: Clyarlot oho, and Kenduskeag, Mitchell, Philadelphia: Ganges, a, Albany; Susan & Jane, Raynes, Rondout, ‘wraphe ada, and Saracen, from Liverpool; Tiber, fm Bangor, V Signal fora baroue, Uld Oak, Wyder, and Antares, Etallett, Lhiladelphing Vrader, Seudder, Albany; Renown.’ Lovell; Splendid, Crowell; Benj B Meeker, NYork, ‘Arr loth, Willow, Shibles yon, Coleman, and Florence, Lovell, Alt ork; Glid * bany. Lith, Newport, W . F j Grenada, Spooner, and Warwick, Weeks, from Liverpool afternoon, and was ordered to jucksport NIBLO*S GaKDEN. 2EN HOUSE. GRE! PLANTS. ALL THE COLLECTION of rare andchoire Green House Plants, bel. ng to Niblo’s Garden, will be sold it auction, ou MO. AY, 16th September, without re- Serve, as the Green Houses aie unavoidably broken up. TH Ithoa flange specimen Plants, such as ‘Aloes, Ormge, Lemon, Lyme Si ‘rees, bearing Fruit; Acercias, Cassi cus, Pittosporum, Spar i ‘Jeam a, OF Bottle Brush, India, Rauber Oleandere Laurectin Thea, Palms, Lantanus, H fitura, Euphorbias, Se. Smaut Sec Geruium, Passion Flow- r Camelling in great variety 5 “articulars in future advertisements. Catalogues will be ready afew days. si cash, in a per cent, Tt is a business which de- ANTED—A Partner, wih (000 Dusiness which pays at the least one where there is two aleady. concerned, can be done to any extent, and the articles w re mand for three or fous years to come, ‘The only object of having a partner is want of capital. ‘The business has beet established for two years. Address with real wane, post-paid, BUSINESS, at the Post Oilice. which will be atteuded to.’ sii Steee AMUSEMENT — Boy iT Pi “18 Maile 695 Doors open a Sia’ in ill rive preeisely at half-past 7 MR. ANDERSON’S BENEFIT. THIS EV ING Spe 13th, wall be performed, Gissiprus, Gissippus.....Mr Ande ti tos Fulvius,. .Dyott ee Sophionla eno Mba Clare Bille MATRON PRIMO Delaval........Mr Anderson | Clara. "....... Mrs Skernett LOAN OR A LOVER. Peter Spike... ... Chippendale | Gertrude... ... Mis Skerrett z MIBLIS GARDEN. Corer of Brondway and Pines street, New York. ‘The Katertaiuments are under the sole direction of someon, MR MITCHELL, NOTICE—The Garden Opens at 64 0% formances commence at 734. "The 1 made comfortable, should the ew lamp or cool, Anew Wonder in the Musical, World—Second celebrated Campanologian Bell Ringers. Second. ni: Foun Be .mp a hI Rouble Bedded stoon ibe AY EVENING. September 13, wil presented, THE YOUNG SCAMP Mr Mildew... eavie caw General Beauvois... .. Alfred lock, and the pers satre is now enclosed, au ing be het of the it of the Joseph Wiitia fe 1 Eliza liss Taylor Mrs Mia hin Mrs Swensdown. irs (C latermission of tweaty minutes After which, the IGIAN BELL RINGERS Am and perform the fol- Bell Waltzes; Overture to #rt Diayolo; Jullien’s Royal Irish Quadrilles; Grand Movement, from Haydn’s Surprise Sympho- drmed bafore Queen’ Victoria and the loyal Family; Rhine,” 1 Airs, pre! Nancy Spigot INO POSTPONE NE gount of weather, as the Grand Ent oad Saloon is protected, aud the New Saloon, which. is veutilated m the top and sides, can be enclosed at a moment’s notice. establishment on ac- from Bi way to tne WANTED IMMEDIATEL ‘intelli ‘aud enterp lect money fo busines can make fora fie (0 8 —none need apply wales. they Rouen oneatyy bc. Apply to fh jou —Several hones to solicit subse 1, Men acquainted with the jars a day the year sound Kor recommen ISRAEL POS’ A JEWELLERS, rs, to who * will be given, joston. ‘WO JEWELLERS W. JF Two first-rate workmen liheral wages. One to do di other plain work, & mendations, an all kinds of worl dress, into a shop where best material used. W. WEBB, Jeweller, ore st’, Balt re I IOMAS YOUNG, 296 Lower Post Offi Jearn something to h BOARDING. GENTLEMAN AND LADY, and one sing! + x orthree gentlemen, can he accommodated with ple newly f hed, at No 3 Wooster street. 83 OARD—TRANSIED R ERMANE, had by applying at SL Greenwich’ st, nished or unfurnished, with fall or pa is devghtfully situated, and cannot , MAY BE. Pleasant ‘rooms, fur- 1 board. ‘The honse 5. ROCKWELL, hay Q removed ther Watch and ry Est No.9 Astor House to No 113 Broadway, a fe nal street, Watches of every n carefully repaired, by s experienced workinen, 5 LEARY & CO.—FASHIONS. *ENTLEMEN’S HATS of our table style, for the ensuing autul will be ready for sale and delivery on and after the 81st instant, LEARY & CC _ No, d and 5 Astor House.” Circular of Fashion” will be forwarded 10 those post-paid. 313 #tisre WINCHESTER, 30 Aun street, will publish to-morrow als. eauray) oe y ‘THE NEW WORLD, With a beautiful and characteristic Engraving of the Chi Warriors of Shoa; with a splendid list of conteuts, comp over thirty articles, consisting of Tales, Serap Book Art Editorial, Theatrical, Political (neutral) News, &¢. &c. only 644 cents. - ISABELL On, THE PRIDE OF FP. y the avthor of the * A Novel, b Gi 5 cents. ; , by James; over 10,000 al- ready sold. Price 12¢ cents, ROSE OF THISTLE ISLAND, by Mrs. Carle the most popular Swe Romances ever written. THE WANDERING JEW, by Eugene Sue A nal Edition, four parts now ready; 1244 cents. RAMBLETON, by Seatsfield, a great Romance; apart ONE HUNDRED SONGS. Part IL, Price 2 GLEE BOOK FOR CLAY CLUBS, 1244 cents, J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street. origi- 4 cents si It*re CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, . 304 PEARL STREET, tin, Cassimere,.. 24 to 45 ‘own cloth ca have them taade Gentlemen who supply the the following prices :— m in the best style at Dress © fr 13 Im*m HUNTINGTON & CO. 8 Liberty Street, New York. cern is the origins Cash Brown Sheeting and years nods Establishment, commenced YN, CAMPBELL & CO. ‘There «| States conducted on the same plan, and ¢ 1 Fall, 1844. ¢ appointed the above House my sole and only Agents ale of my well-known No, | Bat DANIEL WARNER, Of Woodstock, Connecticut. HARP F. BROWNE offers fur sale, + elegant. assortment of Dow ‘The rich Hrillianey af tone, ism and beantiful finish ol Warranted to bear the test of climate, , The attention of the musical world ge'erally is particularly de- sired. Harps repaited, i ustiuetion Books, Ke J.B BROWNE & CO,, (from Evard:) London and New York, established 1810, amateur and professional talent in kurope and this eter these Harps to all others, 813 lindy &w *re ANNO DOMINI 1828 roduced the beau 813 1t*m 385 Broadway, a large ana d Single Action Harps. f rouch perfect mechan- be excelled. ppean prices. oe ql Other dentists, they no doubt would filling hollow tender ple of ever, boldly lay claiin the discovery of for ‘ ‘Reeth, For this purpose do they daily” seul their patients, to have ‘Teeth filled—tut so satisted are they of its wulity. that they will not permit it to be disturbed j that as yet they. have made this discovery. : f teeth and nervous persons is unapproach- while soft, and ina few secouds be- le for Me GHP YAZO0 FROM LIVERPOOL —C onvx 5 vessel, will please send their permits on board, at Rutgers street wharf AMT goods not permitted in five days must unavoidably be sent to the public store. sidec NOTICE TO THE PUB WAN & DILK'S, PH¢ OWAN & DILKS ees by this informing the public iether @ 60 liberally patronized ext Cstablishment. that, in futttre their public sales of Horses. and every Sep will, Wy the desire of their customers, take place on ednesday Clic from Weduesday next, 18th ber, throughou® the , at il jock, as usu on Carriages, Harness, Sleighs, Ke., and at 12 o'clock for the cata- logue of Horses. 812 Ture NO OLD COUNTRYMEN=Re small or la ‘sums made to all parts of Europe, on a flan which entirely prevent the loss or orley, of the same. For particulars, apply to ©, LIVINGSTON, Foreign. ency sel2 rre |] street. POST OFFICE, Yorx, Sept. 9, 1644. { per hy Mail Steamer Hi- Ne NGLISH MAIL —Letter | hernia, will be closed at the Lower Post Office in this city, ot Saturday, Mth inst, at 45 minutes past 4 o’¢lock, P.M. overland postage of 1834 cents oo each single letter, JOHN LORIMER ORSAY Post rr for making Cow must be pai 512 dtre EPACKED COW" hrs ton Batts, Carpet arp #13 It*re £88 BEEF tieroos Prime Mess Beef yt up jor the Ea ; a sale for the Baglin mares SIN, RISING & CO . 9) Cedar street, Jes, suitab s13 It*re “TO THOS barrenness, (excep extremely rare.) The Hlixir Cordial, in every instance, of produc health which re the wife becoming bles who for yours pined in childless tonelinss, has fully eatabl the fet, that what is usually termed barrenneas is curable by the nse of the Procreative Flixie Cordial It senurint weskness, fluor albus, debility, ineon Varioms tain of complaints arising from pradence. les great and inva le eas tion, The fare of, this wonderful Flixir Cordial plished. A iafalliable ir ce and the illness, or im- recommenda- is well esta- of more than fifty thousand bottles and pack- nt evid held. 1 Of ita exeelience and the estimation lensxnt nnd agreeable to the taste. ined is the only authorised agent m this country Price $2 a bottle, For the convenience of vents composing the fr 1 by. tail, Wier utmckage 83, making thew hotles: AJ) letters must be postpaid, and direet tw Dr. F'MELVEAU, bor 4.8. Vork city, Offies 128 Libert N. B.—Ladies calling for the lady in attendance. ‘sl tmeec EDICAL CARD=DOCTOR™ GLOVER confines his practice ‘principally to the treatment and eure of delicate diseases in thelr different stage. Also it trietures, Gonor: rhona, Serninal Weaknoas, Obstinate "Ulcers, and all Sores ari- of the blood. His experience and success lass of diseases ave very great. Persons af Love named diseases who have been It of cure are i 4 Ie “4 2 Ann street, i eum, where he may b ing the day and eve Ly xix” will be waited on by a BROOKS, AT Nawew Gi NO. is Teab . imported direct and for sale in lots to suit purchasers ES EC £ALMO'S ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. FRIDAY EVENIN THE ORIGINAL ETIIOF Messrs, Jenkins, Banjo Melodist; W' Conjo ‘Tambo; Mitchell, Boue Castinetts; Hallett, Tria respectful nice to'the ladies and gentlemen of New that they ea Vocal and | accompanied with the above itt: they will introduce a variety of trumental Exntertainmer recen mence at Bo'elock. 1% at the office from s13 tre at i alf-past 7,’and Conee Seats can be secured by appl and from 3t05P.M. CIRCUS—LOWERY. This Evening. GEORGE, SWEET, the great ‘Tight Rope Performer and Scene Rider, makes'his first appearance here in three years. MRS. will lead a new Cavaleade. OTTO THE Bena Ee McFARLA! {bel to the Ring, cets to Boxes 25 cen’ will bone Man. STOUT. “Pir 123 12 3t*in BURTON'S THEATRE. ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. MR. BURKE'S I On FRIDAY, 3 . THE LOVE GIFT. In whieh teh rs. Burton, Con er, Burka, N. Johnson, Mrs. G De Richville.. , Miss Cushman Doubtful Mr Burke _ ABERNACLE. FOR ONE EVENING ONLY. Friday Eve September 13. D"; LARDNER will give his Lecture on the STELLAR UNIVERSE—after which, the grett DIORAMA OF THE HEAVENS, willbe exhibited, accompanied by vocal performances from. 'S? CREATION, ‘on of a series of new DIORA- Affgh: . of scenes fe) lebrated MAS, never exhibites during the late war; Mas 4 miscellaneous rt PICTURES, ke. VOCAL CONCERT, Accompanied on the organ by Mr. Beames. ‘See the programme, jetween the parts, the Church wi GALY ANIC Tickets for a gentleman aul tw “for one pers ‘To commence at a querter IRISH M1 MR. MeMICHAEL WILL RYPRAT ENTERTAINME he illuminated with the LIGHT, on IRISH MINSTRELSY AND SONG, on Friday Evening next, av THE SOCIETY LIBRARY, BROADWAY. With Selections from MOORE’S AND LOVER’S MELODIES, AND SUPERSTITIONS OF THE IRISH. {C7~To commence at 8 o'clock. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS—To he had at the principal Music Stores, and at the Door. 96 7% re CONCERT NIGHTLY RAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, at CLT nUxS Cafe ‘des Milles Colonnes Saloon, No. ices and creams, s, can at all times be obtained. sl2were RARE COMBINATION! At the Suclety Library, Corner of Broadway end Leon wd street. ME, BILL, better known as "Yauhee Lill.” assisted by the whimsical and eccentric Dr. Vai. TINE, will give a LAUGHABLE ENTERTAI at the “Society Li- T 12th. aly re to laugh three re cry. lu order to decide on matters and nereasary that the healthy state of action, althy. y_to be maintained by occasional relaxation trom business. Some resort to medicine to restore this healthy ne- ion, but Drs. Hill and Valentine beg leave to assert, with con- ice, that a hearty laugh is the most effective remedy. [tis a remedy bed by nature, aud may be relied on asa com- lete antidote to the horrors, ‘blue devils, and a thousand. other down, which signifies that we ice during the day. Doors open at 7. Entertai clock. ANIMAL MAGNE every evening durin of Lispen ISM—This (Thursday) Evening, and the week, at the Lyceum Hall, corner cet and Broadway, afew doors below’ Canal, rd, at eight o’el aceordnnce give a come of nd experiments a san rwcestly yam Jn royal circle ay E fo tive nights before crowded ot «700 consecu- loping vew and. most subject of the evening. ontinues to treat diseases by the aid of magnet ism, at 15 Chambers street, : 1220" m EXHIBITION, THE END OF THE WORLD. AN ORIGINAL PAINTING) of very large size, with, colog- sal figures, din New York, and lately fished by F Anel hivation open from 10 A.’M. to4 ¥. M., and from Tto 10 M. Admittance 25 cent s0tfre nd DAUGHTER respectfully Gentlemen of New York, that ng, and, the Pol Day's of tuition, Wednesdays future ndvertisements. Mr. W. as above, or at 810 Im* re COLMAN’S LITRRARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY, AND PEXIIBITION OF DEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No; 203 Broadway, New York. FARMISSION ONE SITILLING ONLY. RANGER should leave the city without ealing iv see the Great Collections of Book: a Nv. ‘he kind, in v\ rows languages, wohich, and the Print oom, THE ALHAMRA PPIs ephionatie " Houable ! Teea, Prults, Jelli “An ‘Orehestea, combining some of the first musical talent in the city, perform every evening, except Saturdays and Sunda: Byers visons from the composition of Strans, Lanner, etn) ane others equally "aintings and hb fered at "' prices to suit the times.’ BE? SALE HOON we tiled with books of every eluding I'riats and fortes, oo see yee no CHARGE is made. | No. 165 Kast Broadway, one door above Rutger scar: wpare fim vane Gcligiatal Tos Cisems aad ‘Nofiesh ete may be fonud. sul misrre CHESTNUT STREET THEATER PHILADY LPHIA HE, Subscribers having leased are prepared to receive appl ladies and gentlemen of the prof ust be post paid) will be a sed to A i establishment, agements, fron Ail applications (whieh Cheatnu’ scoot Theatre, Uhiladelphia. CABLISH MENT K. the Conrta of France BARENNE & co. and Belgium, of igium, 0 ver Vendome, Poris, haye the honor of making Known to the Ladies of the United States and those of the eity of New York p= ularly, that they will F well known and fashionable Millinery ursday, the 12h ef September, on the d streot, (entrance No. Lit Grand stint.) The branch in this city will be under the jnmediate superin tendence of one of the principle ladies oi the Par ahouse. The ladies are respectfully solicited to viet the © where they pill always, find branch of comer of Broad: I article ia the millinery line ‘rom Paris, by tie Pac! ‘as they arrive P. 8. Phey would also inform those engaged in the millinery business in the princiyal cities of the Union, that all articles connected with their business, and the latest frshions, can be upplied previous to their being opened to,the public in th Orders punctually atsended (0, + 8) Pwis ro BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ee mE, er eenade, Ty i. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Purcapevenia, Sept. 12, 1844, A man named Fairlamb, or Faircalf, no matter which, is making himself extremely ludicrous emong military men in this city, by Prosecuting members of @ military corps, of which he professes to be commander, because they repudiate him, and are unwilling to acknowledge his acts Fairlamb is fond of figuring conspicuously in print—his newspaper war with Captain Saunders, anoth- er valiant, to the contrary. The whigs have at last caught a candidate for the State Senate, in the person of Charles Gibbons, Esq , president of the National Clay Club. A pretty excellent nomina tion, considering all thingr, and one which, if success- tul, will give the party a ready and able debater in the Senate chamber. ‘The important case of Daily, for murder, will not be concluded betore Saturday evening or Sunday. The ex- amination ef witnesses for the Commonwealth is still pro- Sirowvery avenue leadiog to the come, ‘The greeter por Eco Frm tion of the spectators are Irishmen, many of whom are violent in their conversation, The young msn, Samuel Auble, whe was stabbed on Tuesday morning iv Bread street, by one of his compa- nions, died this morning of his wounds, The guilty par , between two pilot boats, termina- ‘poch Tarles s Hale, Asit isan important matter, I will endeavor to obtain a cop; ‘The friends of Capt. Matcory need not desire the moral test of his qualifications presented to the public; but should such men as the writer in the “ Ledger,” aday or two peter mee the matter, they will find my statements well back | saw Byrne, the officer who was sent in pursuit of some of his rowdy associates, in front of Hollahan’s this morn- ing, talking very extravagantly; but then it amovated to nothing. Byrne don’t like the Natives” ‘There was a grand rusbfafter the He: ald to-day—Zeiber Was soon exhausted, and numerous admirers of Rev. Dr. y di dge himself to vote for the best istute who buys and peys for the t number of his valuable periodicals, the Herald in- clusive. George isa clever, shrewd fellow, and would make an excellent Common Councilman. ‘The stock sales te-day are of little importance. No material change in prices, and but little disposition to speculate has been manifested for several days past. Finst Boaxp—200 Girard Bk, 12; 63 New Orleans Gas, gah 000 Reading Rd Bds, 71}; $2000 Ches and Del Cunal Loau, 68; $600 County’ 6’, '1860, old, 93}; 3U 8 Bk 8}; 13 Sehuylkill Navigation, 31 Kacane Boarp—60 U 8 Bank, 84; $1500 Lehigh 6's, 1845, 39. Og Great preparations were made in Baltimore yesterday to celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of North Point, which took place near that city, September 12, 1844 Navy Launcu —The sloop of war Jamestown, at the Navy Yard, Gosport, will be lauached on Monday next, the 16th inst je The U S. Steamer Poinsett, Lieut. Semmes commanding. lately arrived at Pensacola. from Apalachi- cola, via St. Andrews having completed the survey of the different harbo: ween Pensacola and St. Marks. Heanru or New Oxia We have now en- tered the month of September, and we do not hear of any sickness. The weather, though in the latter part of last week of the sort that is thought to te productive of fever, in now most wholesome, and, exeept that it con tinues warm, is bland and pleasant, Every description of produce will prrive much earlier than usual, and we look —should the general health continue good—for an early and brisk season of busmess.—N. O. Bulle'in, Sep. 9 Morsr’s TELFGRarn.—The damage done to the wires of the Magnetic Telegraph by the fire on Pratt st, on Tuesday afternvon, were promptly and fully repoired yesterday, A note from Henry J Rogers, Eeq,the Aw sistant Superintendent, states the fact, and odds that the experiments under the direction of Professor Morse and his aseistants are going on us usual — Balt. Amer. Sept. 13 SLAUGHTER IN Texgs —The Picayune states that 6 men have been killed by the late rebellion in Shelby county, Texas. see of the Herald. Prtraperriia, Sept. 12—P. M. Arrived—Caroline, Norgrave, NYork; Peter Ritter, Derrick, Howis Bruce, Srudle Ranger, Reeves, Kast Greenwich; Janta, Pote, Marblebead; Dant Augusta, Gould, and Auth Home Port PHitape.ensa, Sept = Battimore, Sept. 1 lowa, Thompson, Johns; Chief, Van Rackett, NYork. a rastport. Cld, Horatio, Couper, St. GULAR OPPOSITION FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. CABIN 50 Cents, Berths free~Forward Deck 5 Regular days from New \- Wednesdays and Fridaya.— ‘Thursdays and Saturdays. ‘The Steamboat apt. Vanderbijt, will leave the foot of Robinson st., this evening at o'clock, Friday, 13th Sept. For passage, ec. angly,on board, | Light freight taken low, NU B.—iBy sitering the hour of starting from 7 to 5 ovelock, arrive in Albany in time for the Rail Road i train, East or West. $12 20%m FOR ALBANY—WOUR CHANGED. The Steambouts KNICKERBOCKER and ROCHESTER will after V onday g afternoon, Sept. 16th, fe 6 o'clock instead OF7, ax heretofore. si ttre NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOK LIVERPOOL —Packet of 2ist Sept—The splendid and favorite jacket ship QUEEN OF THE WEST, (1250, tous Cc ‘oodhouse, will sail on Saturday, ist Sept., Jine being all, 1000 tons and upwards, persons about tor embark. for the Old country: wit not’ ale te see the advantages to be derived from selecting this line in pre- ference to any other, as their great capacity renders them every way more comfortable and convenient than ships of a small class, and their accommodations for cabin, second cabin an steerage pasyengers, it is well known are superior to those of any Other fine of packets. Persons wish secure berths should not fail to make early epplication foot of Burling Shp, orto. & J.T. TAPSCOTT At their general Passage Office, 76 South st, cor. Mai s13rc Lane, up stares. FOR Liv SRPOOL—The New Line—! ular Packet 2ist September—The splendid, new, New York buit packet ship QUEEN OF THE WEST, jane Philip, Woodhouse, bso" tons ‘burthern, ‘will sail as ve sage, having elegant and superior accommo "W passed by any ship in port, apply on board, wes t ip, oF to WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 South street. Price of Passage $100. 3 S The packet ship Rochester, Captain Ira Britton, master, 900 tons burthen, will succeed the Queen of the West, and sail on her regular day, 2ist October. auzare Y FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line—Hegular Packet of Yith Sept.—'The splendid (ast suiting Bucket Ship SHERIDA} ‘A. De Peyster, of 100 tons, bo ‘sul as above, he day. ; img accommodations unequalled pply on board at Orleans wharf, foot KE. K, COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. Price of P: », $100. Bilyas Votes ise neay iy spc having their goods eor- sand that the ships of this line will sail pane: Garrick, Capt. B. J. H. Trask, will succeed mil 46th ‘October, her regular day. aude K MADEIRA— o sail on the ith September ‘The fine, coppered aud coprersfasten- LONG ISLAND, Captai Ores f passengers to the above Island, being fitted wp with every, accommodation, without regard 6 5 to carry fresh provi- expense, and having an teehouse om sions for the voyage. at Bononn, 85 Wall street, over'Pell’s sitolitec FOR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE.— Warranted first regular packet sail on or before Monday, 16th just—The extra fast aaiting packet bark CG M large part of her will positive For freight or passage, having very handsome furnished accom modations, apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st., orto on E. K. COLLINS & CO., % South street. their goods correctly meme ne sail punetually as adver ol For passages, pers may rely upon haying and’that the ships of un oa. bs ta Iki Orton Maeve: Hollen end Weodidill Whe y forward all woods to their address, vet ship Columbo, Capt A. Eldridge, will mgmt r cW ORI Packet of gular} Nendid fast ESEE, Capt. Minot, will sail Dostovery as aby a : Having splendid secommodation for cabin, second cabin, and steerage pacuengers. Por Drssoge immediate ‘application should be made on board at the foot of Wall street or Co, ae a Wee St “PAPscorr, sl3re 76 South st. corner Maiden Lane. he first pact ED isiie MINTCRN, m abe her regular day. Having very superior saeeommodations cabin, second cabin and steerage patsengers, persone intending, to! embark should make immedi: plication ov board at the foot of Wall street, oF to JOSEPH MeMURRAY, 100 Pine street, corner of South st. ‘The regalar Pecks ship Union, J. B. Rattoone, master, will succeed the John Minturn. siom PASSAGE FOR SAVANNAH-Packet, of the Uth September, ‘The splendid, fast sailing packet brig Ps a P Claptain Paxton will sail positively as above her reguiar day c She has splendid accommodst steerage Pansengers. ‘Those wish Tul to make eatly application vn be wo Wo & % ‘The packet brig Wilson Fw suil on th ah September her re for hoo J, New Vork pocket built ship VAZOO, OM te carries. 2200 holes of New Orleans jerchants’ Exchange,’ at! P. M., dat Hurgers street NS & CC side he very fast cotton=-fias fot sold OFFMAN & CO. Walue sday the 25thgins: wharl, or 46 South srreet. ACKET SHIP GARRICK from Liverpool~Consignees “will please have their peemits on board, at Orlear Hr atreet, immediately. All goods not permitt avoidably he sent to pablie store eit Sweat) ps a] my Pop per Sarah and Afsilia, from Liverpool, and for sale JOHE, BROTHERS & CO., Hot ath pe 45 Fulton ‘street. etlee sl0re AD —500 kegs superior Pure Leaf Lard, a most beautiful 4 article, For sale, in lots BR peer a 00 LL on OnE South street