The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1844, Page 3

a9 Paw gue to the wi armor met the fell deetroyer, and won im gen aa A’ the north. at the east, and at the west, it has warred eg eioet the Diarrhas, Summer Com in obildrep, Cholics, Cholera Morbus, and all the ous Cimeages of the Dowels, and received praises that i soon give ita place inevery family, No. 97 N: wet, New York, is the office. For sale iso oy De. W. HH. Milnor, corner of John street and Broadway &P OR MeNATR'S ACOUSTIC OIL IS SOLD ONLY et 2 Courtiandt street Ali deat persons thou d use ti; it reliewes et once, and has preved a cure of complaints of the or m pumberless instances. Price $1 per flask, &r A LETTER FROM SANTA ANNA, PR DEN! OF THE REPUBLIC OF MEXICO —Mr Jones, re) log m the city of New York, is requested to forward for ‘be use of myself and family, to the amount of the en+ clove! ten doilere, a further supply of his very excellent just at the see time express hi Hy astonishing powers of the Jon 0 clearing and changing the color of dark, dis ved and yellow eruptive skins, and dows not hesitate ¥ thet be leliwwes .tto be, from actual experience, all it in represented. ned) ANTONIO DE LOVEZ SANTA ANNA. Mr. f Jonve Neve is aeether proof of the excellence of Jones’ Troln Co@mieal Soap in enring eruptions, and clearing, emo bing and whiteui the akin. Reader, if you are tensed or sonburat, t cake—the cffect will astonish on will remove ail pier es, blotches, freckles, mor- phew, tke. hut hw very I and get none but Jones’ Soap as there are ty CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ies Solve which femily should keep, and we are person who once uses it that wragain allow themselves to be without it. It is the most remarkable remedy ever discovered for all burus or ecallé, weak limbs, obstinate sores, felons or run- rounds, serefutons sores, ke. I: also removes inflamma tien cr swellings, prevents mortification, aud cures the Piles to moat every case. When used in connection with Iay's Liniment, it ia warranted to cure ony case, orthe money will be refunded, A trial, therefore, unless suc- cossfol, costs nothing For poisons occasioned by the biter of insects, there is not ing which can equal it Its arplication removes all the itching, causes a discharge of the rolsan, and then heata the sore. This salve wil given to the poor and suffering. Physicians are also soli- Cited to use it. Sold only genuine at 21 Ceurtlandt street. or BERNARD'S DIARRH(EA MEDICINE.—This medicine has for many years experimented with in every stawe of Jiseanes for which it is intended, and not- Withetandin; the herd stood the test, and now stands trinmphant above its cne- mies It has fonnd a prominent in the practice of some of the mos? eminent phvric! this country and hundeete of persons, well qualified to Co cme efficacy have pronounced it the best family medicine ever inveni- od ‘Wehave repeatedly heard the most flattering com- mendations of its superiority over any other remedy for the enre: hepa cn tare inchiltren,cholics,crampr, and spasms, and we unhesitatingly recommend ita use to ever RS. Bernard’s oftiee iv 97 Nasneu street, New . H. Milnor, corner of John eee GUNSTITUTIONAL VESILITY CURRD.--The fonie Mixtare, by the Coliege of Medicine 1° > Pharmacy of the ety of New York, 19 confidently re commended for all cares gg, produced by secret ir duigence or oxcens of any kind. Tt is an invaluable reme dy for impotenee, sterility, or harrenness (unless depend ing ov mo)-formation.> Sinele hottles $1 eneh ; cages of halfo dozen 35; cars ofthe Union. ledicine and Pharmacy %, WS RICHARDSON, M.D. Agent pooked ond sent to all Ofiee of the Collewre of Baan strane Ga- COCKROACHES AND BED BUGS.—Familics overrun wit) these noxious vermin can, by procuring Sonnholtz's Roach Bane, banish them effectually. All we ask is atriatof it, and its efficacy in destruction of these vermin will soon show itself. Sold only at 21 Courtlandt street “g- RICORTYS PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX TUR.For the onre of primary or see mdary Syphilis and all affections produced by an injudivions nse of mer envy. ‘The arent advantages porsexsed) y this powerfu’ alternative over all other preparations forthe cure of Sy phili. ia, that while curing the disense it improves the constitution, whilst mere! Reneraily leave a much worse ‘izease than the one it is administered for, The bert recammendation we can give of it is, that it fa now vely prescribed by the medical taculty, who for 'y considered merenry the ouly cure tor those com Sold, in rinwi« bottles, $1 each ; in cases of hal “lly pecked, an’ gent ty’ all parte of the € Medicine and Pharme- RICHARDSON MOD. Avant MONEY "ARKET. riday, Sept. 13-6 P.M. The Stock Market has agaiin taken a downward ten- dency, and prices to-day show avery general decline.— At ‘he Old Board, Long Island fell off } per cent; Canton, 4; Harlem, 9; Norwich ad Worcester, 1; Stonington, j; Morris Canal, §; Farmers? Loan and Vicksburg closed fim at yesterday's prices. Reading improved} A few shies of the Honsatonic Railroad sold at 25. The sales wero unusually limite’, and operators appear to be little disposed tomake transaetions. The sales sre confined principally to stoeks of a fancy description, such as Nor- wich and Worcester, Long Is/and, Canton, and Morris Canal. State Stocks are at present very quiet. The prevent state of the stock market can, in a great mensure, be attributed tothe great rbundance of money and the rednord rate of interest. Very fair operations arc made by b ying up good, sound, six per cent stocks, and hy pe- toecating them for a loan at 4or 5 per cent, by which an income of at least one per cent can be realised. This bu- 8 ix, no doubt, carried on to some extent, which is the cause of the few sales at either Board of the stocks of thove States, the credit of which is undoubted, and the interest regularly paid. Sterling Exchange is very stiff at 10 per cent premium. Bills calicd first rate command that price, The demand, ar yrt, is not vary extensive, and it may porsibly not bs for this steamer. The importers nave as much as they can do at present to pay the cash duties demanded on thei. imports, and until the receipts of merchandise fall of, the remittances cannot be very heavy. There iscon- siderable cotton going forward, the Liverpool packets from this port being engaged full up to tho Ist of October. The high rates for exchange will, undoubtedly, induce many to make remittances in cotton, if pessible, and the shipments of this staple may be larger than usual this fail, in consequence. This will go fer towards regula ivg tae balance of trade, without shipments of pecie, but it goes just eo far towards reducing our exports for another year, and our resources for many following. We annex «table showing .comparative quotations for foreign ex- Quotations oF Fortian Excmanoe 1 rary Ma London, Paris. Amster’m. Ham’ Apel 9... ‘ gapasseeegezzzusee’ 3 z 3 3 z Gj i ing ia the market A No. 1, about which there iano more risk than in the same amountof Mexican dollars Mexi- c@. dollars, at present quotations, weull probably be a ssper remitiance than tills at the highest rate quoted, but those making payments abroad would ratherdo so in drafts than in dollars, unless the difference is greater, or tha amount required is very large. Domestic exchange continues very dull, and the quote- tions without much alteration, Alabama money is steadily but very gradually improving. Domestic Excnange, Serr. 13, 1944. : i fE8 dis South’ra LCP, do'75 « 80 dis, Philadelphia, a} ico Baltimore, a 5 0 Virginia, 1 ad North Carolina, % ® Charleston, 1 2 d Boston, ville, hy : ws Benin Quotations vor Specie, Per Am, Gold, old, 106 @1063¢ Carolus dollars, $1 Ca Do, ‘new, 100 aldo's Five fran ° % Half doliars, 100 a100}4 Douwbloons + 6 rrtaguese gold — 100 al00) Do. Patriot, 15 ri Jot ald Sovereigns, 4 & 99 ai00, Do. light, 4 % iol alot Heavy 6 = 9 ain 3 The southern exehange markets remain very inact At Charleston there is so little doing that quotations are merely nominal At Mobile tne last quotations were sitnilar to those ending in August. There has been « progressive improvement during the past year in thr rates for domestic bills. Bills on New York were in some demand. At New Orleans the market was very quiet, Bills cn New York were in limited, but steady dewand. Very few bills were offering at 60 days, and the operations were confined principally to short sight and sight bills, which sold at onr quotations. Quotations Fon EXcHaxoe 18 THe Parncrpat SooTHens ‘vance. N.Y.S'. N.¥.60d 15,3234 apm not'y off’ — “no'*¢ ofl'g val. do N. Orfenes, Ate. 10 5,213405,32%% Odo epee 2, b3A19 8909390 We annex our usual comparstive table, showing the quotations for the prineipal stocks in which transections are made in this market The list throughout shows but very little alteration in prices. Many stocks in this table should show a steady improvement corresponding with the accumulation of interest. Those stocks, the divi- dends on which are payable in July and January, have, up to this time,two months and a half of interest at- tached to them in addition to their other value, ‘This cer- tainly should have an influence on prices, but ascording to the aunexed table that effect ws very irregular end un- certain, Paices oF Rede in Tha Tee Yops haan, 1 sy Rate. States, Fel toad pay 1 is 1853 1024102} 103, 0102 148-49 OT a I Loodgait 1850-5 alll 110 ali2 MOA 12 gene EESE52852> — aldt 5 OL 101 ally 5 itye--3 101 2101 aloe teen cat sta Steak 13 1849-58101 ba By 6 1k) rary ' 1 ri 9% Ka Ww 7 105 e 6 we 5 5 é “ 5 - - 6 _ - § Toga 0 Renunylranin & Zz Heneee N'York Chty, 7 ug i 100 “ 5 1 cs Bk Come N.¥., full Ee %, N.Y. Life Ins. & Trust Co. 110 nr’ Farmers’ Loan & 0. 40 40 Ohio Life tus. & Trust Co. 95 7 wank of U.S. in Penta, 8 ‘ joston & Providence 108 108" No Jersey Te Re & Trans. Co. 45 % Mohawic & Huin Railroad, 62 a Utica & Schenectady Rail, 129 29 Saracase ties arnt ‘f i, burg fubumn i — a Aub & Rochester HR, Wousear 1aTMaLor * Ex dividend. As the time when the legislatures of the different States convene approuches those interested, froma variety of causes, become filled with hope. The creditors of the delinquent States look for provisions baing made to meet their demandé,and the State authorities for the adoption of some measures enabling them to carry out the duties of their offices. At present all eyes are turned towards Pennsylvania, with the hope that the provision: de for the prompt pay ment of the interest on the indebtedness may result as intended. Should that State disappoint the expectaticns of its creditors, and the measure adopted proveofno avail in collecting sufficient revenue to meet ner payments,the little remaining confidence in State cre ditor State faith would be forever destroyed. A very few days will suffice to tell :he story, from which we shall be able to date the recovery or he cotnpl-te downfall of State credit. The sale of part of the public works of Pennsylvania hes proved an abortion. An attempt to sell the main line we fear will result in the same manner, but most of all, every one has cause to fear the result of any attempt to cellect additional taxes. Thepublic works of Pennsylvania have been more productive this year than ever before. Upto the lat of August, 1844, the receipts reached $714,801, against $673,879 up to the same date Jast year. This g an increase in revenue of $140,922, but the total receipts are very small compared with the in, come from the public works of this State. A chunge in the administration of the State affairs may have a very favorable effect on the productiveness of the public works. Ye are assured that a revisal of the tariff of tolls anda reduction in the retes would do more towards increasing the revenue from that source than anything else Produce is attracted in other directions by more favorable terms of transportation, and the income of Pennsylvania becomes reduced. It is only by the in- creased productivenvss of the public works of the de, linquent States that the interest on their immense debts will ever be lifted or promptly paid. It never will be done by taxation. Legislatures may pass tax laws upon tax laws—they never can be enforced. The People in many States have repudiated once, and any moral influence on their minds regarding this subject is out of the question, and the sttention of the delinquent States must be turned to their works of internal improvement, and their productiveness increase in every possible way. Penucylvania is mere favorably situated in thie respect than many other delin- quent States Her public works are mostly finished and in active operation, while those of Indiana, Illinois, and Maryland, require large outlays to perfect and place them in a state to produce much profit ‘The commissioners of I!- linois have returned home, and are awaiting the result of their negotiations made in Europe We regret to learn that the loan required depends upon so many contin- gencies that it probably will never be obtamed. It de" pends entirely on the movements of the Legislature next winter. Thebondholders require the levying of a tax to pay the interest on the improvement debt A St. Louin journal says that “ this proviso will be futal to the whole scheme, and the English capitalists may as well keep their money at home, The Legislature of Illinois wil) not at its next session make any provision forthe pey- ment of the interest on any purtion of the public debt Mark that!” This is the feeling, it eppears, in thut sec- tion of thecountry, and wehave no doubt the result will be as here predicted. The commissiouers of Illinois, in connection with Gov. Davis, have not left a stone un- turned in their efforts to tulfilthe object of their mission With thestrengest prejudices to contend against on the other side, and a secret influence from this sidy against them tostem, they have accomplished every thing that perseverance, energy and honesty of purpose could, ani! if the negociations finally fall to the ground anJ the loan be not obtained, it can be solely attributed to the refusal on the part of the State to ratify the arrangements made by the commissioners, by not imposing the required tax. The public works of Maryland are rapidly increasing their receipts. To this source of revenue the public creditors must lock, ax on the extent of the income from these works Jepends the ability to pay. Indiana at pre- sent is depreased by animmense debt, from which there in no escape, and the interest on which will cripple her treasury for years. Wi no prospect for the payment of the first dollar for a long time. Tne Directors of the Hartford and New Haven Rail road Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of two per cent, payable ondemand. The annual report of the Directors presenta the annexed statement :— Hanrronp awo New Haven Raitnoap. The gross ea nings of the road for the year 1944, were. . For the year 1543, .. + $99 682 70 ‘89,258 71 Increase over lest year. ..... The expenses ot operation and ordint pairs for the year, 1844. For the year 1943, Decrease thin year. Expenses of renewing . Itis estemated that the receipts of the road fur the next year will be about $200 000, and the expenves $80,000, lea- ving @ surplus et $120,000—rqual to seven end a halt per cent on the capital etock of the company. Exchange. 4000 VU States 5 10 Aub& Roch RR 10784 (000 Penney ty: 125 Norwich & Wor 67, Wa Bank of tome ser ite do 100 Bank of Com, serip 75 Vicksburg Bank 100 100 > 0 ” 25 1% do do S do do do do do do do Lislaad RR do do 5 Reading RR do do e€cbisiiieiecics: Second Hoard, WH Reading RR 83 5389 2 Kn m 6D w a ® Soni R o so Sse |S be a Mio Mohawk It R 63! ¥ 7 10 {400 Nilinois G's, "70 bam 4 Z awh RR ven #30 72. C3 3 18 bo 73 ct os sh O66 baw 67, i esh 66% c eh (6% sow 67 ‘b30 67 can “s y wow 67 a Saces oF Srocks—Bosrox, Serr. 12 Brokers. sheds tr 25 do do .64; 100 do do bap do abs Se ss van, Se} do do 264, 25 1. 1 WR. 85; 25 do dv 85}; Yb de dons}, 100 do do 65), 40 Nor- wich and Worcesier UR, 010, 69, 9 do do wan, 684, 00 Weatern RR, bi0, 683, | Fiteh burg RR 108]; $0000 Head. ng RR Bonds, of 180, 74; $9000 do do 704; $5000 dodo 704; $9000 do do 704; $00 00 do i State of Trade: A \—Pots are very steady at Pearls at $4.60 Sasewsa— yellow Northera, fiouthers and Wes- tern sells at 204 & 300, Corrox—There was a business done to-day— ohens [3080 balesteben wt prices, the market closiog q cm. Hay—Common qualities sell as wanted at 39 a 32 cents. prime sells at 49a 42c There is very little doing. The recely nite I coe i are wr vty A atQéc, Weer rate de: Wises y tern and Prison barrels in very mo mand at 2540 ge in our mea. and shop markets since our last, unless it further decline in prices of most meats, owing to the arrival cf live gnd dressed hogs from up the river. The Fish market is wel) supplied. Vegetubles continue very pleaty, excepting Tomatoes Fruits of every kind are in great abnndance. Peacues are getting scerce, and have advenced. We ore pleased to learn that the Corporation intend making some improvement at Washington Market. {t wants it badly, Prices or Provisions. 30 Apples, bb! 33.00 Flounders aac Beef, per Ib. a8 50, at 25 Beef, at 75 + Ra 25 4 es 6 a7 [6a 8 ao 3a 8 a 3a a a oy 0 al 2 au Ba 10 a 10 Pork, Ib. fa 6 wo Pigs, roaster al 00 = Potatoes, bush....; 31 a 50 25 Perel, Ib. 6a — = " 50 4 75 TM Salmon, smoked..: 10 a 20 = riped Bass, Ib... 8 a 12 4 Suipe, dozen....275 a — = a 8 3 ae i bit a % al 50 y 16a 8 it Weatern and Hibernia, ive, andin some instan- cena slight decline has been submitted to, The season for the old cotton crop has jnst close’, and theextent of the yield settled. The crop varies but a few thousand les from our estimates, We annex a statement show- ing the crop of 1843 and 1814 :— Cotton Caor of tax Usiten States. New Orleans, August... Less rece’d from Mobile, Florida, 815,276 Mobile, Angust 31... .. Less received from Flor Florida, August 21. , Georsia, Augast 31 Add jen 1 Add stock at ‘Sepr. 1, 184 467,990 45,249 Leas stock at Augusta and Hamburg Sept. 1, 1813, .. a 254,211 South Corolina, Aug. 31. . Add Georgetown exports to Less received from Savannah. Less received from Florida. North Carolina, August 2 irginia, August 31 Total crop 1644 Total crop 194: Crop of 1844 less than 1843, bales. ‘The new crop is rapidly reaching the southern mar kets, and sufficient has already arri to Create some ac- tivity in business. We annex quotations current in this market :— Livearoon Crassivication. O Fir. | NO. § Mob. apa, 1 5) 6 6: 7, 7 8 D) Corn Trade, This market remains very steady, Owing to the inac- tivity in the demand,{the arrivels are incressing the stock alittle. We continne yesterday’s quotations Genesee is held at $4 18] a $4 26. Ohiv fancy at $4 624. Michi- gan flat hoop at $4 12) a $4 14]. Southern i+ quite inac- live. We quote new Georgetown at $4 374 a $4 50. Brandywine, new, $450. Gwnesee wheat, new, ix rolling at 926, for milling. Northern rye .# held at 66a 67c. ‘There is little enquiry for yellow corn. Northern at 60c. North Carolina Las sold at 470, sight. Northern oaty at 29. 30c. Western bariey ut d60. We annrx @ statement of the quantity of Flour and Wheat exported from Clevelund, during the week ending Sept. 7th, 1844, bbls, Flour. bush Wheat. U. 8. Ports, . 993 26 622 Canada = 21,507 26 622 The transactions in Flour in Albany, on the Lith inst., were limit no change in price, The reesipta by conal were light We quote Genesee at $4) & 18Jo Ohio and Michigan $4 A sale of ‘0 Wheat was made ut 92c, and another load at 90 ; 2500 Dush. fine feed at isc 1,400 y was on the market: -it wall ferch about 6c, No change in reed. Seles of street oats ut 27 a Q7}c. No canal eats wfloat Shorts 10c. In every aspect of the trade we are ied to believe that if there be any change in prices there must be a reduc- tion Wecan look tor no demand of cor uence from abroad, and the consumption at home haa not increased so rapidly as the product ce the will be | larger and prices therefore must be effected to a decline, Philadelphia Cattle Market. Surr 12—At market, 1400 head of Beef Cattle, cons! ting of 600 Ohio, 200 Virginia, and the balance Penusy v 3 260 head were driven to New York; 150 Cows and ver, 300 Hge, and 900 Sheep and Lambs Prices —Beet Cattle, on account of the increased num ber effered, have fallen off; sales of abont 900 head were oh Sa jrom $3 a $4j, with afew extras at $6 the 100.1 Cor nf Calves sell at $15.0 $30 for cemmen to extra. Hoge dull at $34 4} the 100 Ibs Sheep and Lambs we quote at $1} 2 $3} each. Hay ie getting more scarce, and salex of good timothy are moking at 75° 85c the cwt. Straw remains at $6a $6 the 100 bundles, Brighton Cattle Market. Sert 9—At market, 1000 Beef Cattle, 76 Stores, 2800 Sheep, and 1200 Swine Prices—Beef Cattle—Prices obtained last week fora like quality were bardly sustained; a yoke or two very fine were probably sold for something more than our highest quotations, We quote first quality $426 a $4.60; accond quality $3.76 a $4; third quaity $9.76 a $3.0, Stores—No ales worth reporting. Sheep—Lambs trom $1.26 to $2; old sheep from $1 78 to 50. $2 Swine—Shoats to peddle 4} to 4c. At retail from 4to 5} cent Married, On the 27th of July, by the Rev. Dr. Spring, James Me- Devaar to Ann Kosinson, both of Bally Mouey, county An'1im, Ireland. On Thuraday, the 12th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Peck, of Christ Church, Mr. Stxrnen A. Dovar, of Brooklyn, to Miss Exszazetn Huarey, ot New Yor! Died, On the 12th instant, after a short illness, Samver L. Consr, son of Burney and Mary F. Corse, inthe 2ist year t o e His relatives ‘and friends, and those of the family, are resp ctfuily invited to attend his funeral, without farther invitation, from his late residence, No.7 Cherrs street, ae Square, to-morrow aiternoon at half past 1 o'clock. On the 13th inatant, of hooping cough, Many E, only etd oF, Edward and Ellen Barber, aged one year and one month. The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend her funeral Lhis forenoon at 11 o'clock, from No. 24 Vandewater street. On Friday, 18th it year of his age. * Hia friends and relations, and those of his brother-in- law, John Foster, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, to-morrow afternoon, from his late residence, 210 Thin ne, at half past 4 o’clock Se UEEEInEEE ERE EERIE REERneeeemeramemeeeeeeeeneemeed Latest Dates int, TH01 Kemp, ip the 29th SESRRGuTaS0 5 Pars....,. Port att, Prince. Porto Cabello. Point Petre, fe pambuco: SS8S4- wo BSS3—~ TERERSE ne SRSGHIV sw lBewn Tia Bes! wels88sa8e% USSG8S5Go. 8582. ngere ‘Arrived, jue Carl Withelm—A Kaipping, R Poppe, FC apken, B Deck— he steerage. Passe ngers led. CHanteston—Ship Sallivan—James T Ogilyi Barwen—B Spaugeaberg, C = ceric Barvey—! Cad Wilhetm—78 bus | cs vehi s GB Dore—t) © Al t—A © t & hen & Unkart=1_J © (et cor “1 Muller co & co~0 te order. oe MARITIME HERALD. Packets to Sail. row rook. Oxford, Rathbo: orkshire, Patrick He: Gor Wen, FoR PonrsmoutH. Gladiator, Britton, Sept. 20 POR Haven. de Gi ‘hompson Sept. 16 Philippe’ Castoff, "Seve. 24 OM HAVRE, . Oucida, Funk, Aug. 16 TL. Ship asters av Veo aball eek ; i. BY . w Rowen Sinvey, Captain of our News Boaty, 4. report the shivping left at the port whence they tailed: the vedsels spoken ou their passage any, foreign bewspapers, oF ne! them im- mediate! Marine Intelligener tina of any kind will be thankfetlye ebtail recmived. PORT OF NeW \OKK, SEPTEMBER 14. Liverpool, R. Irvin. Bremen, Oelrichs & Sturges 8 Cloarmans Brig Hartley, 480) Paiva sien i Sehr Marion,” B Baltimore, N. L. McCready & Cox Banuer, Willse, Philatal pin, do, "Also, barque Salem, Fordham, Sag’ Hacbor, W. Be & . Hatcheoek, from Bremen, via Fal- Muller & Co, 6th inst. lat days from Cumber- ballast, co Wiuniert, Smalley, from Eastport, with 80 tons plaster, Arrived. Bremen barque Carl Wilhelm, Exricks, mouth 21 days, with indse, to J.C 42.27, lon 60 07, saw a ship Britich oni’ Grace Ds |, NS. via Middletown, Mire Mok to SW Lew schr Ellen, Hifkert, from Yarmouth, NS. with wood, Braine. Schr Banuer, Lampkin, Eastport. plaster. Schr Edw. E, Peters, Machina, lumber Schr Cygnet, Kenn Schr Commerce, W Schr America, Crowell, Port from Liverpool. ip Great Britain, Proal, 35 dv B from Hamburg. we Sir Isaac Newton, 12 days neous i ecord. _ Star Mowrneat, formerly the well known London. packet, is advertised to leave this port on the lag of Octoher, and Boston about the ist of November, for Oa, Sandwich Isfuads, ‘Snir Pronws, formerly a Canton trader, has been scld to a Duteh house in this city, and is to rau as & packet between this i werp. yaa Payne, which sailed from Sag Harbor 20th for some trifling repairs, and woul Itis nor stated what damage she had sus- creer) fhe tat Sate Tones, fe hed by Lauxcn —A beautiful ship o: tons, was Janne! y Warerman & Elwell, at Med ford oo the Lith inst. She is called the Mary Ana, and is owned by Andrew T. Hall, aud Captain rown, who is to command her. oTHRK Latxen.—On the 12th inst. there way a beautiful at Patt, Boston, of the steam schr Midas, belonging to ‘he Midas is a vessel of an elegant model, o} about and will be arged on her way through. the water by is. a8 Well as by Ericsson’s propellers, and will be despatched for China about the 1st Oct. ‘Whalemen. Arr at New Bedford 12th inst. Bruce, Alden, Indian Ocean, with 490 pola ap oil, and 10 tons guano. Spoke Aug 5, lat 35 45 N, lon 43 30 W, Mattapoisett, Brightman, of Mattapoisett, 25 SOL sp vil; 10th, Jat 36 30 N, lou Agate, NB, 3 mos ont from N Orleans, 70 bl Cay . report i! 9t the Island of Ichaboe, procuring guano; also, that the English merchants at Cape Good Hope, were chartering ¥ veel that could be obtained, and paying’ £5 per ton to jan Sailed from do, Chandler Price, Pease, NW Coast. Sailed from Mattapoisett Uth, Isaac Walton, (new, 440 tons) of and for New London, to fit for whaling. Ka ~ Porte. Patriot, Knowles, for Boston, nxt tN S ork, 5 days; ‘TR Betton, Grif: fin leeward en ae stiesine, t port, Casilda, Higgins Sid’ dist, Old Colo: ey a se, Havana; 24d, e Ba _ Crexrurgos, Aug 20—In port, Moutill Just arr, and others as before, Day, for Boston Senwam, Ang LI—In port, Amazon, Holly Bush, Trundy, do do; Garnet, Hodge, wtg cargo; Ww lie; “Alpine, oster, NYork: 3d, Ida, ‘Sth, Alice Ha- rk; 9th, Olive, ore. Cid 7th, lole, Meridian, for Boston; B. Sept 2—Arr_ lole, Meguaticook, Ti James Red Beck, Fastport. tg 7th, Megunti¢ook, T'rim, for Philadelphia, Por Barn, Sept 4—Arr Abby Armeli Poxti'a <b, Sept Six Autehin Jeffrey, do a, Bailey, Boston. Ave Merchzat, Jordan, St Ubes; Barmah, Cld Star, Chase, Baltimore, Sept W—Cli So Shepard, Para; 11th, Olinda, a, Montevidleo ond Bieuos Ayres, Sent 12—Arr Ralias, Rertrain, Bonaire; Cordelia, readwell, Philadelphia; Fimerald, Adeline Rosin, Foster, NYore. Sizanl for | ig Cl W, ‘l, Potter, Mol an: | Seayhins “C Paik,” Prospect; Magnet, | i Jrowell, Nore N w York, for outs pilot, and got ashore ou Seventy-four jar, NE of Lovell’s Island, where she remained at dask — Chief, Czarina, and Pinte, did aot go to sea on the 10th, hut put back and anehored in the Koads. They all remained at sunset vannah. start d wi B than, hep nd Wm Penn, Senford, NYo abi net. Packard. Afbany; 12h, Home, Stephens, ‘Plymouth for N York. “Sid Oneco, Reed, Philadelphia. Nanrocerr, Sept 9—Arr Copy, Gardner, Phi ladelphia. Hovis Hour) Fepe ii—Acr, Overman, ‘Davis, NVork for lita, Philadelphia for do; Thames, Haven, do pt9~Arr Brilliant, M'lntyre, Philadelphia ‘Ann Denman, Spear.’N York for Boston; fith, t the above, and some ot! poner vIDENCH Sept Arr Olive, Wright, New Jersey; Vigi Heath, and Eanily, Gould, NYork. Sid Saschare, Phil- lips, Nansemond. id Starr, N York. LADELeMIA, Sept 13—Arr Ani Rrestmono, Sept {Arr Shetland, Frost, Boston, Sld And rown, W. NYork. No * gw York for ichmond, indies; Ann Bean NVork . Riel Nearly all the outward bound vessels which have Lesa detained by head Winds, got under way to-day, bat were compelled to come to ancnor in Hampton Ro: ‘Aue Ji—AreC L Gager, Porter, NYork. Clade Gronartown, c I ding, NHaven, Seve re, parti o'clock, 01 ride ocet panetually athalfcpast 12 morrow “lnton Hotel, opposite Dr, Spr ‘hareh, of our Vite esteemed. brother, Samuel L. JAMES HARPER, President, STLE, Secretary alt IL CHANGE OF RESIDE Vicror GIROUD, Watch Jock Maker, has the honor of {forming bie friend, pablic in general, that he has moved his Watch and Clock magi estab to 146 roadway, corner Of Liberty street. Waiches, id Chro- nometers will be repaired by him with grext care and guaran- i ablishmen adapted for the repair le offers for _ PROTESTANT FRENCH CHURCH. UST. ESPRIT. (corer Frenklin aud Church streets.) On Sunday aext, Divine Service will be re umed in thi Chareh. 5 loather collar, with piece of twins attached. mute rider will be liberally rewarded by restoring him to 63 Mari ) LOST—A lane black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, from 6% Marion street. He hes a rhert til, black hed. T t*re street. on A SPLENDID SPAN OF MATCH HORSES, Public Auetion, on M ky int AT A WILL BE SOL Sept, I6th, at 12 o'el Eveh Wall street Torses, Wein) irty uf « decease’ the prope high, warranted sound, and de Rites be der a eae ‘OR, 8A very Stuble, 6, from the western York—amiong them six fine pairs PERSONS IN PHILADELP IIA Subscribe to THE HERALD, and have it ke. w ‘lense vel: br) 28 &Mre LIAM, CLAY BUI TERMS, For One Week sovewe For One Month * For a longer tine in the same proj rt 8 nes for sale every day at 1 greloe Hue Contes es Ne SAE DE ke (20,4 Ledger Basldnet, 1 tmisre Fy) ot eur t hes OTTON BATTT In Pound Bundles, and 104 to 400 Her uit ap ay Tic sane ence, ot Ning , t’ No. Nadar strret, re felsrcs ties tated vers 2 beats he stock, comprixes— ‘200 bales at 6; cents per Ib., in blue papers, m0 do 7” do do 40 do & do do 20 do 9 do do This last style is yapraneed cone 3 any 10 copes Doms im mar. 01 made . ket. A liberal dedaction will be TN UNDERIILL, ald Intec 18 and 20 Cedar street. WHO DISCOVERED ITT DR. A: 6: CASTLE, Anno Domini (898, first introduced to the notice of the public the mode of inserting Arufici +l ‘Teeth on the princinle ot adbesion by atmospheric presse In tn, 10, other dentists make sie nughahle ol im of th mes ‘od as their discovery. As we! h jain i [a tei Cheese, secely Pete, wlan te pan tam, tee tooth ina solt state, ard ina'few. secoads becomes as hard and spects a4 good ay the original sound tooth, first if rates a their « : has veceived the highest commendation from. the Br" Ciasths eivrs tom Boeaish, Frosch and. Ungtisn Amite dors, Spanish and Fe glish Consuls, N.Y. the Phesicians Surgeons of the Universities, N. Y:, and New York City Ho vital, and numerous emivent members of the bar and church, Sit fh” A. C. CASTLE, M. Ds, Dentist, 381 Broad CLIREHUGH’S NEW STYLE OF FASHION ron GENTLEMEN’ ‘TLAIR CUTTING, Was Istropeceo Sar AY, THE 7TH oF Serremnen, HIS ROOMS, 27 BROADWAY, Where, from srangementh we, ye wall be fond always WHIM ERATED ON T HIMSELF. a ness who BY Wooer LEARY & CO.— FASHIONS ENTLE ‘8 HATS of our inimitable ay Ne, for the ensuiny mn, Will be ready for sete aud delivery on and ARY & LOL, and 5 Astor How be forwarded 10 those #13 #uiare for sale in stron, No.4 N. B.~One “Circular of Fashion” will who address us postpaid, ka echha ¥UANO.=100 tons Jeaboe, imported di an GAN. cals parchasen ey ee. COLLIE um w Bepronn, Sept 11—Arr Abigail, Grant, Phi delphi: - herd, and x hie PARK THEA’ eee wo its | Giallery conte. Doors open pelt eitaistwill rece precisely st hali-pase 7 THIS EVENING, Sept, lath, will be performed, a Re Ee Lbs * Mise Clasa Ellis Heras), oy Mize Dyout DOMINIQUE, FE DESERTER. Dominique..-»*- Ait terrae | Davern, Mr Dyott LOAN AMLOVER. Peter Spike... ... Chipyendale | Gertrude. rs Skerrett NIBLO'S GAKUEN. apts. | “uTCHERL. NOTICE—The Garden opens at 634 o'clock, and the per- forinances commence at 74 ‘The The ita is aow enclosed, aud made comfortable, shouts ing be dainp oF cout A new Wonder in t tical World—Thisd night of the celebrated Campanologian Bell Ringers « Mr. Holland ag Mr. Mildew and Thoms, SATURDAY EVENING. September \ will be presented, THE YOUNG SAMP. Mr Mildew... oo. ce al Beauv’ fred EL Mrs Manly... Mrs Bwensdowa (> Intermins "After wis CAMPAGNOLUCI. \ Will appear for the 3rd time lowing » Bell Waltzes; Overtare to 12. Mee Everard ‘Soest © tL RINGERS ex, and perform the fol- >i Jultion’s Royal rilles; Grand Moveinent, i's Surprise Sy mph ny, os perk r aod the Koyal Fumal; “My Beautiful Rhin » with National Airs, t ANNs tAhO ae Angelic IF NO POSTPONEMEN'S ini’ ti gout of weather, ax the Grand Saloon is protected, and the Ni Saloou, which is veatilated from the top and sides, can be enclosed at @ moment’s notice. GEORGE, SWEET, the great Tight Rope Performer and Scene Rider, makes his first appear nce here in threc years, Rb. COLE will lead a sew Cavalonde, ETO | New Wonders, THE SERENADERS wil anied by an Accordion, a new, 3 AND, the ne . SEOUT. 812 3t®m TRISH MINSTRELSY. MR. MeMICHAEL WILL REPKAT HIS ENTERTAINMENTS on IRISH MINSTRELSY AND SONG, on Monday 16th and Wednesday 18th Sept. next, AT THE SOCIETY LIBH AKY, BROADWAY. With Selections from MOORE’S AND LOVEK’S MELODIES, D ann SUPERSTITIONS OF THE IRISH. ("To commence at 8 o’eluck. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS—o he had at the pri Music Stores, and at the Door. sid St¥re THE LAST NIGHT. wFEAST OF FUN! 49 At the Soctety Library, x Corner ff Broadway an? percent street YANKEE an ALENTINE, will give their LAST ENTERTAINMENT at the Society Library, on, Saturday F-uing, Bept. Mth. ‘OF partienla:., see programme. De HILL d VALENTINE beg leave to remind the pub- lie that there are three muscles to draw the moutl. ap, and ouly draw it down, w ies that we are to laugh three one to ii fevcty. In order to decile on matters and nevessary that the internal orxane should state of action, and this healthy” ac- ‘only. to be maintained. casional relvxation from ness. ‘Some resort to. met tore this healthy jon, bat Drs. Hilland Valentine beg fidence, that a hearty laugh pst effective reviedy. Iti reanedy prescribed by nature, and pay be lid on aa a pleve antidote to the horrors, blue Is, and a thousand other is Guat flesh ¢e heir to. Noe" ickets cents, Children half price, to be had at the ing. office during the day and K. Dodrs open at7. Entestainments to commence 8 o'clock, as inuch as leave to assert, with cor it a quarter 12 307m CONCERT NIGHTLY OCAL. AND INSTRUMENTAL CONC PINTEUX’S Cafe ‘des Milles Colonnes Saloor Apatn, the fine Vocal: establishment bees Refresh: hellished sinee May be liad at the bar, well ventillated best the city affords, can at all times be © Entrance Free, sliw*re DAUGHTER respectfully Gentle New York, that cing, Waltzing, aud, the the Assembly Room, € roadway, early in Octobe: d Saturdays. Particulars EXHIBITION. THE END OF THE AN ORIGINAL PAL AKUE SIZE, with r fi by Adel in 3 Mtn from 7 t0 10 P. WORLD. PING seal Fi res, painted w York, 410 Broadway, from " siorfre F A VER id CU LMAN'S LITBRARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY, AND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. 203 Brondway, New York. DMISSION ONE SHILLIN + 4NLY, 0 BER ARRON QNE SHILLIN 9 ow eiking is to see the Great Colluctivns of Books, ts and En- ving . which are ofterad at "* prices to suit the titnes, he PU BLIC BALE ROOM Ws Tlied 1, in various languayes, inc! i Priv STUD, tO 808 which, and the Pring room, ne (hs war is made ee THE ALHAMRA “niwox St AwET® for the season. The 559 Broapway, serwern as le place of resort : The —omnl fea, and other reireahiments, are of the finest Ka Orehegtrn, combining so:e of cue first musieal talent in the city, perform every evening, except Sa'vrdayy and Sturdays, favorite pieces from the composition of Straus, Lanner, Aaber, ANCA, No. 165 asc Brondoray, one door abore Ruteet Where the same delightful Ice Creams tad Kelreshunents may be foun aall imurre CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILSDELPHIA ; ‘THE Subscribers having leased this frvorite establishment, ‘are prepared to receive applications for enxagements, from Jadies and gentlemen of the profe ilicatons (which hee post paid) will be f TATE i ires~ FRAN Bbiwe Chestuut street NEW CHAR ESTON THEATRE, ADIES AND GENT LEME of acknowledged profes sional ability, desi engagements in the above Theatre, for the ensuing winter, ddivse the subscriber by lee ter, ( ide rare of CONSULTING ENGINEER, Athe a Broadway. New Vork—Dr. Larduee will ue the professional practice which for many years he pur- ed onan exieusive scale in Loudon, aud may be consulted, by others, on questions regarding manufactures, which involve. the f the principles of Mechanical or Physical Science. who reside at a distance may forward (post pad) Clear statement of the ease, with the necessary drawings or spe- cimeus, wheu iinmediate attention will be given, $14 Im re BL) be IPORIUM, neam Hotel, sEAT< HE SATURDAY lith, coutains the first aumber of a Series of Tal title of SKETCHES AND PICTURES OF LIFE,” Handle, bag, which, for exquistteness of humor and H + of Seatsfield, Saturday, September tes, uuder the ehly freight will afford Pheasare for ts 0 to procure Stop. SIX CENTS. Priacipal Office, 30 Ann st. Green HHO RV ARD & COMPANY, WEDDE: AND COMMERCIAL CAR EXECUTED jo the fist st Cp ee pe pertority ofthe Kmgraving, nearvesa of the Printing td the whiteness and brillianey of the ( Persons furnishing their own Card ! lates, can ve them sted on the most apptoved nd fashionable style of Carls, at short ngtice and at REDUCED Paces, b ng at MENTING Y *Piird ugraving and Printing Festal lishment, faa st, Lovejoy's Hotel Buridiag, ite the Brick Church. std ere OA L—3) ions best Erervool Orrit Coals we landing fiom 8" 4"Co., South ship Vezoo, foot of Rutgers street, oa eR COLL! sltre A PARIS MILLENALY IN NEW YORK ENNE t& CO. patronizal by the Courts of France AG Belgiem, ot Mt Place Vendome, ‘Paris, bave tn houor of making known to the Ladies of the United Stat and ‘of che city of New York particularly, that Riek het thew well known ad Cashwouable Sal Petablishineat, on Thursday, the 12th of September, on the comer of Broadway ahd Grand street, (entrance No. 14 Grand street.) ; The branch HI be under the immediate saperin- tendence of one. gh the ifinelphe ladies of the Paris house,” "The at the saloon, where tes Wfivafneve kad epeey. techorohe’ article in, the wulliwery: Hine ‘aris, by the Pac! ue they arty He ol , their eas, and the latest fashions, applied previous w their beimg opened to the pablic in this city Orders panctually attended to. Si dwis re SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS. HF, Subscriber wishes to make known to the Public, thar much of the Biscuit and Crackers whieh are sold mths Biseuit and Sugar Orne wen, used by invalids, particularly those wh gestion, for thai while the imitation, ver ck the above avy 5 ol 4 Wy cral hears tbl Fi ee SOW EEE.” jy% Gen ere BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. {- Lor thirueth aumiversary of the Battie of North Point, was celebrated ia Baltumoro yester- dey by the “ Association of Defeaders” aud the evmnaat of the old company of * York Volantecrs,” —eUrVIViVors Of that memorahbie when the congue Tibg siuy of the Brosh, uader Geu. Rows, were repulsed, wila the lors of their Jeader, and finally compelied to re-embark and leave ihe shores of Maryland. The * Defende were jormmed ia line, and, escorted by military companies of Balti- more and York, marched t) Whitchali Fell’s Point, where dinner was jurtuken, after which an eloquent address Wes delivered by TO. Hambly, Exq The procession was thea re-formed and returned to the city. The stands of colors which borne in the batile of North Point were displayed, on the present occasion, ia the ranks of the survivors of .he battle. ay jaror ms, Argnesr oF Tut Muxperer.— Elijah Peacock, charged with killing Jerry Willis, a colored men, near the Kichn ond marke’, on Wednesday evening,and Rosen- na Herbert, his paramonr, aso implicated iv the effuir, Were arrested yesterday morning und comnutted to jail by A. H, Poninigton, Erq — Bait Clipper, Sept 13. TTED FOR Muxpex —Alderman Rees hag ommitmeats egaivet William and Edward ir, now in prison, charging them with the mur- amuel H. Auble, on ‘uescay morning Jest. ‘The further hearing of the case has been postponed until Monday next.— Philad. Gue 18th TH IN THE Cans.—A German woman, as we learn from the Baltimore Clipper, birth to a child, on Wednesday, in one o1 the cars of the western train trom Baltimore for Cumberland, when it reached the Harper's ferry bridge. Both mother and child were “dong us well as could ve expected” when the downward train pass ed, and were intent on pursuing their journey to the far wast. Baitxp —The boy, John Hess, charged with riot, in whose case the jury could not saree, was this morning udinitted to bail in $1000.—PAik Gus, jales of Stocks at Philade! Finest Boann Sent 13.~ $3000 Kentucky Bonds 102; 26 shares Girard Bank 11; $1000 Reading Railroad Bonds Tlf, 60 sharea Wilmington Railroad 244; 160 do do $de 244, 25 do do cash 244; §5000 St 5 dw 72. mie By Last Night's Southern Mall. 114, Sept 12—Below, Globe, Lowry, Liverpool: ALTE erpool; Asi Sears; Rotterdam? Margaret, (Bel Windsor, NS; Fi rtland; North Ameri- ea, Richardson, Phi Lineoln, and Berry, Id Panchita, Barley joston; Royal Sailor, NF. Sid Gen Wash . Lowe, Bordeaux: Bane Lees Betsey, Burnham, Boston; Queen, AUCTION SALES of Excellent Second Hand Fur Fe re 3 o'clock, at the Sales Room, 11 ruce street. Also. a large Jot of family and other, Groceries, fine Wines, ment of beautiful Paintings, sume splendid net Furniture, French Fire "Bedstendsy Paints 20,000. Sex ars, ‘obaceo, a large variety of Maneous articles, ke. PORES NY Cute N. B.—Regular Sales of Furniture of all’ deseript ry Wednesday and Saturdays, and dry evods which menus move than every thing, Toesdays aud Fridays sit Ire _ B. G BENJA MOONEY, Auctioneer, 9 ‘OLD, SILVER, AND GILT JEWELRY, WATCHES, &e. Ke —B. MOONEY & Day, at 10 o'- clock, at the auction room, ie, the entire stock ale peremptory for cash, 7, end the goods oan by exam sl2 tre ‘ity mo! A es are ined to the hour of sales PTL LE, Auctioneer, RY, WATCHES AND FANCY JACOB 8. PLATT will sell This Day comer of Gol English gold, an Jepine’ and other Watches, Wate vement:, Ke. Iso, a large assortment of French and German Faney Ar- A. Srock OF JE . brass movement offices clocks. »¢ porcelain Pivot ‘Tre h stock will be many valnuble g the attention of dealers aud_counoiseurs. Catalogues now ready. Terms wh. AueHOS NOTIC we Merch: vote himmael? here rand worthy ala 1) ting hake 8 he ‘fey tem: fh Ke Vort aud Sherry npuy & ¢ a known at t A part of the shi attire DE N rae wd choire Gree » Garden, will be sot b September, without, co oidsbly broken op. ‘Khey wellias, Whododen= ddoek and Fomegra- Magnoliss, Hibs iss, Mela INFORMATIOD F MR. J. F, GAs BINO, who iit this cicy some time lay last to go to vida avd whe was to have reared Not having been heard whereabouts, will Ne said. OR"A RES in some comfortable Boardin, from the Park. Applic: and left at the Heraid ¢ Boat GENTLEMAN wi ; himsel!, wife, two children. and servant. Would require a parlor end thi b drooms. Situation not lower down than Bleecker street, a west side of Broadway. A line addiessed to K. L., at thi fice, will be attended to. NATIONAL HALL, Canal 15th inst, 1844, 3 o'elock—E J. ADA his celebrated Lecture on the Restitation of All Things aud the Elder Wm, Smith, the only surviving will assist in the service, stage, will deliver some of cents. VENT THE ABUSE OF M divadtul effects of a certain disens dispensary, No jon street, a proprietor—"'without ‘mon 18, the bes sit tre JRY and the Hat the Hunterian eet, the only place North, Tem unterfeited’ in Rochester and Buffalo. ‘I hrougho ‘T- Johnson, Great West itis only tw be had of Dr, Ky. NOUI CHANGED TO S1X O'CLOCK, P. M.—On and after Monday, Sept, 16th, 1844, he Night Line to ALBANY AND TROY x of departure from 7 to 6 o'clock, P, M., eepsie during the great Fair and Cattle Show. Fare 79 cents only to Poushkeepsie The steamer SW ALLOY, Capt. A evn, Monday }6th, dnesday, 1th. | ‘The steamer ALBANY, Captain R. B. y, 17th, Thursday, 19th, at 6 o'clock, from Cort- le Show, Tuesday, 17th, “will Teduce’ the fare. t9 New York. az hartered ae Capt Shultz, atthe, foot of Beach strert,.at9 o'clock, in the i, to receive the Democracy of New York and Brooklyn, them toand from Red Bani he same day. Alt » carry out Demoerntic principles will be at netualty nia sis Capt. RUF Stockton, Wm. C. Alexander, Gen. Ned Wright, of Bereen, the H “tion! HN, MeAllin distinguished speat ers will address By Invitation of the Committee, ‘ Hostas f Gontas, DK, JOHN R_ CONOVER. ORLEANS—To succeed U @ Fairfield ine LFRE in Myers, the meotiuj #14 Sat S&M3t@m ORN he fast sui make early a frot of Wall st., or to N. B.—The subscriber will have a regular succession of free class shipa saillug every few days for the above ports. sll re FOR NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE. Worrnnted firs regular packet sail on Monday, 16th. instant.—The extra fast saline yeeket bark GENESEL, Minot, having © port of her exrgo on board, will sail as above. For freight of passage, having very hand . boar hart, foot of Wall at, tions, apply ow Hoard at Orleans wharf foot of 6 South street. Shippers will please send in their bils of ladinn early this da Ps Darque Geresee will pleage be on board, at on Mwhetf, foot ot isi ime eetock om Monday moraing, at which time the ship ; ? eu goods correctly ieee ae ee ene sal puecunlly an adver- Aneta Hen and Woodruff, who Nuents in New Orleans—Messrs. Hull \ wel romptty frewart ll goods whe te ne packet ship Columbo, Capt A <e R GLOVER j—DOCTO! LOVE ca ity to. the treatment. and eu tages. Als AEDICAL ieee minal <i eakneas, Cbstinate rake sung from impurity of the blood in the eure of vis flieted with ie No. 2 Ann street, near Brondway fe Americas Museum, where he may be co vtially at any hour during the day and evening wg ARD,—500 kegs superior Pare Leaf ard z ure bin article, Hn Tote to salt uel y co, an Bowth street,