The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1844, Page 3

Mie ey sedate ‘A, by the New York Collegs of Medicine and Pharmacy, e» Peper ne of quackery aoe an sig extract, ‘possessirg: ie ing malities and curative rhe confidently recommended by the Colleges wa infinitel: superior to any extract of Sersapuriils the public, and may be refied on as a certain remedy fo ll diseases erage an impure state of the blood such as scrotula, sult-rheum, orm, blotches or pin ples, aleers, pain in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneou eruptions, rated sure throat, or any disease arisins from the aecoudary effects of ayphilis or en injudiciow tse 0+ ro 4 Sold in single Bottles, at. ..+- gg Tpoents each, ‘ (a Cases of half-a-dozen Vottles, bes be one dozen 6 00 Ceaes forwarded to all of the Union. N. 8.A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasurs Ottis of the Bolla 95 Naseou street W, 8 RICHARDRON, M. D., Agent. QG- MAN, THE MOST GLORIOUS WORK OF THE Creator, withia our limited observation, is not indeed re- gulated by the laws of matter and motion, but a living system, over which is @ ruling power guarding the cov- stitution against disease, and repeiring every defect which may occur, but even with this superintendence the buman syste a living and irritable machine, sus- ceptible of many various irregular motions and couse- quences In yawlog the various reflections or devie- tions from health, and the means of restoring it, we find every part of nature’s work so intimately connected, that with difliculty we draw the line where to use ar -medy to effect the vital powers, Experience, the only guardian for reasonably connecting conaequences with premises, fully pepaee the fact that, while thousands having the ve- nereal disease and its loathsome effect en cut off inthe prime of youth, or auffered to linger a miserable: existence, there exists a legion of living witnesses enjoy ing the bloom of youth, that have been cured of venerei diseases and all its ill effects, hy the use of Dr Blackwell Ant Acria Tincture and Scotch Renovator, the only me- dicing that will ¢ffeotuaily cure such diseases, RS Bernard, 97 Nassau street, New York, is the only autho- rised agent for the United States, (4ode PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The momuere o tos New York College o M, fice and eeapecy, ip returning the publicthanks for the itheral support they have received in ther efforts to Sciprese quackery,” bew leaveto that their particular attention continue: to be directed to all diseases of a private nature, and fron the great improvements lately made in the principal hoe pitels of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, they can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad vantages not to be met with in institution t thir country, either public or private. 3 College task as to inawre success in very cf ote. uch worsethan the original. One ofthe mem eva of the College lor many years connected with the prmeipal hospitals of rarope: nda daily for a consalte tion trom 9 A.M. to8 P.M. ‘Terms—Advice and medicine, $6 Acure guarantved iwrontant to Countay [xvaLins.—Persons living a the country and not finding it convenient to atten: per ‘onally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing aii medicines requisite to perform a perfect cure py stating their case explicitly, together with all symptoms, time o contraction and treatment received claewhcre, if on) ad eaclonias 1, addressed to reine ee Tt Pe CHARDSON, M. D., Agens Oxtce ant Consulting rooms af the Collega. 3 Nerve ttree! 0G- THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR HAS the wonderful property of ex'racting hair from the roots permanently, without the least injury tothe skin This to some may seem impossible, but depend upon it the . @ffect is certam It may be tested before it is purchased. Sold at 21 Courtlandt street. 0G- TH® EXPERIMENT HAS BEEN SO FULLY and carefully mude, that we hope no one will doubt but Dr Blackwell’s Ant Acrid Tincture and Scotch Renovs- tor is the most usefal and speedy remedy in venereal cases. it igacknowledged by all that have ured it to bea stimutont and tonie, supporting more actively and atea- dily the cutaneous vessels than any other medicine; nor can it be denied bug its chemical ¢ffect upon venereal poi- son is so powerfuly as to be the only remedy capable of exterminating it from the human system. ‘Those that suffer with this disease, should lose no t:me in using this valuable preparation. For sale by R. 8 Bernard, 97 Nar- ey atee NAW York, only authorised egent for the Uni- te tates. ere ] He MOCORDS rAkinian ALTERATIVE MIs TURE For the eure of primary or sec dary bbl saps and a}! affections pote by an stad ‘une of “te cury, The great advantages possessed} y this power a'tcrative over all other arations forthe cure of 8; puihs, is, that while curing the disease it improves tli Constitution, whilst mere’ nerally leave a mucl worse disease than the one it is administered for, The best recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for netly considered mercury the only cure for those com- plaints. Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of half dozen, $6, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the nm Office of the College of Medicine and Pharma. cy, 95 Nagsen street. W 4. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent. 0G- “COME AND BE CURE! F YOU HAVE A werk back, or pain in the chest, or rheumatism, try one of Dr. Shermau’s Poor Man’a Plisters, and you will find more relief from it than from any other plaster you ever say. Jtis not only the best but the cherpest plaster, as it costs only 12} cent has cured thouswnds, One million plasters a year will not begin to supply the de- maol. The more it is known the hetter it ia liked. In conghs. paing in the chest and side, difficulty of breath- ing and affections of the liver, itis a never ey Dr. Sherman's warehouse is 106 Nas Avents—227 Hudson ; 188 Bowery ; 77 East Broadway ; 8 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, and 3 State street, Boston. MONKY MARKET, Sunday, Sept. 15—6 P. M. ‘There is very little doing in the stock market, and al- though quotations finctuate from day to day, a compari- son of prices shows that from week to week there is very little actual change in the market. The uniformity in prices can be mainly attributed to the limited operations. ‘Thies market is surprisingiy inactivetor the season. The abundance of capital and low rate of interest do not seem toincrease operations, but on the contrary, prevent eny cornering in stocks or monopoly in merchandise. There appears to bein the market ap abundant supply of every clement of trade. ‘There is any quan‘ity of stock in the hands of the brokers, merchendise in the hands of the merchants, and produce in the hands of the producers.— ‘This large supply operates very seriously on the demand, and prevents any concentration in the hands of specula- tors, to the injury of the consuming cl The ap- provehing season will, without doubt, be very clear of any great speculative movement. Lest spring the opera- tions in’cotton, which ruined many speculators, were created by the impression that the supply weuld be much less than the demand, and that prices would, consequent- ly advance. We shall have none of these movements thisfall. ‘The supply of cottoa will greatly exceed the demand. Thecrops of grain will leave us un immense surplus. The abundance of capital enables every one to hold all the stocks they wish, and the regulation of cre- dit’, will not permit any one to go far’ beyond their depth in ony department of business. With the exception of the moderate speentations in real estate,cotton and atocks last spring, there has been no indications that any very great deviation from the regular‘movements of trade would bemade. Thethort existence of these bubbles, ‘was avidence that the tone of public feeling was decided ly against such operations. It requires something more than the abundance of money and low rate of interest to crestoany large speculation. Other elements of trade must be in a proper condition to inflate any bubble to any extent. At present none of the elements likely to change the present order of commercial affairs, are in the ne* cessary condition, or likely to be, and we therefore ‘look fo- ward to at least one more year of regular business, with prices governed by supply and demand. Quorations voR THE PrincipaL Stocks in tun New Me Thy. Fr’y Sat, Leland. a Bt 83% 4 Mohawk 63 6 6s 63 Harlem, 73 TM THM 15 “4 nierson , — = = Oe Cantons Se 42g 45 At ABE 43. Ariens 8 Loans, fy & & ¢ tox bi frd Norwieh am Ohi . oN 98; 9% 9 —— Mg ee, Ee cme. 43, 4 44 bend 4% Aa 023g 102 10244 10244 ~~ 102 — = 72 72 2 72 Ce ae a | * tie = -— 7 8 8 1% — 0% ‘ihe 8% — 8 5G 52! Ee 5 58 RS - = wb ye 2 2B Ob Theclosing prices tor sev: fancy stocks were a little higher than those ruling through{the week. The worst kind of fancies appear to be the favorite stocks with ope rators in the street. Morris Canal and Canton have been in greater demand, and quotations have advanced more rapidly than any others in the list. ‘The public are cautioned against counterfeit ten dollar bills in circulation, of the Bank of the State of South Carolina, the figure 1 at the head of the bill, being ox tracted by some chemical process and that of 10 substitu ted. The counterfeit can easily be detected by aclos« inspection of the word “Dollars” in the body of the bill,the letter $8, which is added, being rather clumsily executed with the pen. ‘Th itimore money market remains without much titeration, The Banks are discounting very freely to the commercial classes, for bona file business paper. Four months paper is taken atthe rate of 6 per cent per an- num ; six months paper at 6 per cent. ‘The demand for coin has cessed. Billson New York were at 1-10 prem ‘The South Carolina Rail Road Company are increasing the receipts of their road very rapidly, The receipts for August thie year compared with last, show an increase of more than fifty per cent. Sourn © Reeeipts for Aug Receipts for August, 1844 $19 686 09 21,447 07 Excess for August, 1844 , se eees on ee «7,862 06 ‘The circulation of the State Bank of Alabama is rapidly improving, and we should not be surprised to learn that it reached nearly par during the, movements of the crops of that State to the seaboard. These bills are generally in demend, when purchasers wish to go into the interior the planters have great deal more confidence in their value than in the issues of the Bank of Mebile, which is very correctly called the Little Men- ster of that section of country. The State Bank of Als. bama is rapidly drawing from circulation its issues ; ac cording to the last report made to the Legislature, the smount in circulation reached $4,319,868. The circula tion now is only a little over three millions. CIRCULATION OF THR by 3) Bane oF Ais to buy Cotton— State Bank, Tuscaloosa, Branch at Mobile, Bank at Huntsvill 4 Deduct notes in Branch Banks, — 83,766 The amount in circulation last September, reached 4,919,968 ; destroyed since, $1,323,630, leaving in ciren- lation $3,006,22. There will be a further destruction of these notes in October, by which the amount will bere- sets of the Bank reported to ‘be good, amount to more than double the outetanding cir- culation, We annex the last report from the Directors of the State Bank and branche: Bank. Since this report the amounts bh: been much reduced, in redeeming the issues :— Ditars oF THE State State Bk at Tuscaloosa, $1. 2,205,726 02 2,315,383 36 1,306,571 60 1,162,044 28 TI1,735 32 Sets 7 duced very much. The showiog the debts due the Bank ann Branc id A. Bk at M’tgn 1 Branch Bk at Hustaville, $7,120,800 52 5,395,530 62 8,052,135 00 5,501,403 16 Decrease in one y The resources and means of those indebted to these in stitutions must partake in a measure of the general im- provement in business, and the times are certainly favor- able to the realization of a much larger per cent than ap- peared possible a year or two since. Nearly one half of the bad debts outstanding were held by the branch at Mobile, which cannot be very good evidence of the value of those considered bad, as demand in large markets that have experienced a revulsion are ‘Throw aside all the bad and doubtful paper held by all these banks, and there will be enough considered good to redeem every dollar of the outstanding circulation. Within three months Alabama money has been in this market twelve and fifteen per cent discount ; it is now only seven and eight. Last fall the discount was reduced as low as five, and this fall it will, without donbt, golower than that. The Banks of Ohio have, sl ght contraction in all the departments. The official returns annexed for August, compared with July, show the decline :— ‘inst those located generally bad enough. ince July, undergone a Bawxs or Onto. nk. Lafayette Bk, Cin f We i vi Bank of Sandusky, Lafayette Bk, Cincin’ ank of Circleville, lank of Wooster, Bank of, Massillon, Bank of Sandusky, In 1836, there were thirty-one banks in operation in Ohio. In 1844, there are but eight banks in partial opera tion. In 1936, the circulation of the thirty-one banks amounted to $9 675 644; in 1844, the circulation of the eight banks to only $2.136 122; in 1836, the loans of the hanks were $17 079.714; in 1844, they are only $2,814,241. Deposits in 1836, $6,125,914; in 1844, $314,270. We see here the great difference in the bank movements, and we find there has been a very great improvement in the lecal affairs of theState and ofits inhabitants. The great increase in the agricultural products of the State, and theincreas- ing wealth of the people, is good evidence that banks are by no means necessary to develope the resources of any Oid Stock Exchange. $1000 State 6's, 762 250 Nor & Wor R R b30 300 do 4000 Ohio 6's, "60 99 Bank Comm’e scrip 50 Ilinois Bank 125 Vicksburg Bank 190 dc BORK SSfeSsessossagae 50 do. 150 N Am Trust 10 Contribution’p Ins 40 Canton Co SF 40 0. 25 Mohawk RR 2% do 50 lo 175 Harlem RR 225 Reading R R 50 do 25 Nor & Wor RR b60 100 Farmers Loan cd 50 Reading RR New Stock Wxchange. in Her WorRR lo 50 Nor& WorRR 53 4 bak ‘or s oN 3- se8ean8ssk Sara or Stocks wAt the Board of Br 260 do do 26): & Worcester RR 674; 15do blw, 67, tern RR 87}: 100 do #80, 87, 9; 12 do do 94; $1000 Readi Boston, Sept. 13. rakers—-200 she Reading Reilroad 26}; East Boston Co 101; 20 do Norwic 40 do: 474, 79 Wes- ‘xchange on London ing RK Bonds, of 1860, 703. State of Trade. Asnvs—The sales of Pots are made at are steady et 450, Stock on Hann Sertempen 13rH, 1814. First a Pearls, $4,18ja4 25; Pearle First sort Pots, barrels. i lo do Condemned do do Cotrox—Saturday bein buyers was slim—price cket day, the attendance of jowever, were well supported; in very limited demand. We quote les at 30a83c—prime for shipment at 40042 ws —Ohio Pork is slowly declining. We quote $7 00.07 56}; mess, $9 25 09 37h duil, Lard is in active demand—Ohio barrels sell at 53a 3c. Cheese is in moderate request—we quote 44 a Shc. Foreign Markets. Havana, Aug. 31.—The Daniel Webster arrived on the 26th inetant, and her cargo of Rice being adecline of fre The F. A. rived, and her cargo being small was sold to the retail- month have and our dealera are well oes will meet very low pri- Co ‘an sold at 12 rial Brown has just fivly 000. tierces, plied, ao | fear the coming ci ia only one parc: ond held at a price that i above yours, ample supplies of our com which will lessen the consumption of Exchange on the nerth, 2 a2} per cent prem; on E: 104 a 11 per cent prem. ice per F. A, Brown sold at 12 re. soon go down to losing rates. Full two imparted this month The last sales of L: for that in kegs, and [2c. for bbl 1 —on the United States, 2 per cent ntry provisions, months suppl ard were at 11} Exchanges are on the rem.; London. ies morning, (retailed.) at 12 rials” On Wednesday ,the 11th instant, by the Rev Dr. W W. Phillips, Anrosio C. Mantines, of ladeira, to Many Jane Miuui, of this city. On Saturday evening, at 7; o'clock, after a long and Avosuina J., only daughter of the lete The friends of tend her funeral, from her late street, on thia (Vionday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock. e 16th instant, Mra. Exiza Jouneton wife of David Thomson, in the o2ad year of The friends of the fam nested to attend the past four o'clock, Third Avenue. On Sunday morning the 19th instant, Mra, EstHen ed 81 years ani two monthe. of the family are respect. ral on Venday, at two the family aro reaprotfally invited to at- ‘sidence No 24 Oliver At three o'clock, ity and thore of Thomson & Co., funeral on Monday afternoon, from her late residence 427 ully invited to attend her fu otclock, I’. M., from her late residence, lal Waiker at. On Sunday the 15th, Mra, Mr. A. P. Lefurge. ‘The friends and acqnaintances of fully invited to atten Sanam Lerunce, mother of the family are respect- on Monday ofternoon, » row the residence of hor ron, 194 Canul dip Sheelded Jeekeen, hits Jack: root. 2 . Jackson, CJacksousd Jackson, Mise Macy deekesk Ellen Jackson, Margaret Jackson, Flizabeth Jackson, Mrs We Handy, Newcomb Whitelaw, Sir R Setford—30 in the stecrage- Axtwrir—Ship Jeflerson—Frederick Elwell, lady six ghildeia, of England’, Jaines H Durkea, of Petersburg, Va; Hl : Id in the steerage, Geasco Adam Carr=D A P Murray, in, P Opelby, Me Wright St in tie asain, Murray J Baldwin Forels: 5 Livrnvoot—Barque Colossus—28 Morewood & co 78 N Starbuck & co-—19 CH Rassell23 JA Ker733 bare iron Keuney, Breese & Sampson—199 do Eggelston & Battelle 1893 do Bleecker & Oothout—221 tons do Boorman, Johnston & STint2o de coat Wilson & Brown—400 sacks salt Woodhull & Minturn, Astwenr—Ship Jeffersou—5 cas mdz $ Khonstrmm—4 b Stuller—2 F Louis—2 F Grenchthal—| J $ Bertean—2 J Seickmer—z2 H Barker—4 © Parenstadt—1 Burwith—1 Higyon- sm & Smsl—3J Dunlap—t J Popperheime—3 Schuchardt karen —00 Curthderstom—6,539 bidas, 9 cas sivel, 4cas indz, to order argue Adam Cert —140 cks $ Lee—10 A’ Mitchell Murlin=17 bls J Reybura—8 Wilson& Brown srton—1 Woodhull & Minturas—1 B Moorewood—9 hurgen--2 cas to order __ MARITIME HERALD. — Salling Days of the Steamships. STEAMDG,|T YUOM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMfRRICA. Galedouis, Lote : G. Western, Marthe Ship Masters We shall esteem it a favor if, hy tains Of Vessels will give to Rowent & fapiain of our News Boats, a, report of h is the bore bg hey sai ‘y Bho Foe Is fasnnge, a iat of their cargo. and’ any. foreipa ews they may have. He will board ‘them tee you their arrival. Agents and (orreapandeuts mt home or abroad, will also couler a favor by seudiny to this office the Marie Intelligeuce they can obtain. Neutient’ luforma- tion of any kind will be thankfally received. PURT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 16. } Arrived. Ship Sheffield, Sherry, 31 days from Liverpool, with 390 tons goal 75 do bricks 40 do salt to E. 8. Tones & Co; 50 do iron Boorman, Johnston & Co; 6 eases mdse L.. Atterba Ship Jefferson, Mason, 31 days from Antwerp, with mdse, to Hamilton’ Murray, f Barqne Colossus, McDonald, from Liverpool, Aug. 12, with Sf ’ Flushing, mdse, to Taylor & Merrill—29 steerage passengers, L3th inst, during @ Jeak—upon examination, found the water r am about 3 feet below water. As the ship w: Hked and coppered in Liverpool, started the ends of the plink. 1 barque Adam Carr, Scott, from Glasgow, Aug. 17, with mdse, to Woodhull & Minturn, tance Ger. Clinch, Atkins, 6 days from Portland, with mdse, master. Steam schr Augusta, Gould, from Philadelphia, with mdse and 20 passengers, to N. L, McCready & Co, Below. ‘BOne barque, one brig, unknown, Ships Maseachusetes, Hambare Westphal, B M ‘ips Mas: vets, Hamburg; it % 3a Fraaces, Mobile; brigs Sullivan, Charleston; Hatley, St Johus, ors, Miscellancous stecord. - ¢ Japt. Mason, of the Jefferson, from Antwerp, t 9 o'clock PM, was run into by the schr nee, Capt. Alden Nye, hence for orge> town—stove in tne larboard bows of the Jefferson, and did other damage, Hove to immediately to ascertain what damage the achr had received; the captain requested me to send a boat. to him, which I did, and then lav by with the ship 4 hours—they doing all in their power to lighten the sche, but found it in vain to save her. as she was stove tn to. the water's edge—they” then left her, and came on board the. ber, and it is sup- posed that the sche went down in afew minutes after, Anntvans at Quewre.—Comparative statement of arrivals, tonnage and passengers, at the port of Quebec, iu the years 1813 and 1844, to the Lith Sept. inclusive, for each year:— Vessels, ‘Tonnage. Passen ngers. Sept, 11, 1843, . : ‘901 320,858 19,404 Leah . 878 321,448, 18,431 Less this year, . - 23 3,590 973 Whatemen. Cld at New Bedford 1th inst. George, of Fairhaven, Swift, Pacific Or v ral Draper, Lawton, NW Uoast — sid k 4 iis, Pacific Ocean; Herald, of Luce, Indian Oce: do, : Pacific, at Provincetown, reports—Spoke, 20th ult. lat. 33 40, lon 53, Fairy, Cook, Prov, 350 bbls; Medford, ( Ns Ast ult.'Int 36, lon 44,'Sarah, Mayhew, Matt, 200 sp, bound to Fay Tto land his oif. t Maui, March 7, Nantasket, Smith, 50 sp 650 wh, for NW. Coaat same day. pat Falkland fslands, J heed NEL, 1100, 150) ch s iTeox, do, 500; Lo a, Plaakett, NB, 2 ot, Adams, Edgartown, 3 whales, Touched at St Michaels, July 18, Chas Carroll, Long, NL, clean. Bi ‘Sept 7, lat 35 15 N, lon 64 35 W, Nimrod, Fowler, 7 dash fos Siistbor for Coosa” ni waren: Pouswelli, [Br] from Cork for Quebec, Aug 30, lat 46 29, lon 38 40—by the Adam Carr, at this port. Sophia, of North Yarmouth, from Portland for St ‘Thomas, Lith inst. in South Channel, Foreign Ports. Banaon, Wales, Aug M—In port, John Brouwer, Fairfield, for Boston, 5 days. Bissau, Africa, Aug 12—In port, Imogene, Willis tony Wg eargoconly “American ,Moxtreat, Sept 12—Are Waterlilly, Hart, London; Favo- tite, Greenhorn, (iasgow; Asrial, Robinson,’ Liverpool. Ch eith, London; Elizabeth, Sto pool. Arr almers, and Serin, Baili d; Four Sisters, itne’& Barbara, Cole |. | Arr 9th, vi . moutl matrick, Dublin; N “rofts, Sunderland: Co thre, Ayr; Jéth, Contes: of Durham, Hogg: inilton; Joh’ Hortin, Cunningham: Emm: owing: George, Humbly, and Georgi McGrath, Liverpool; Jane Brown, Wallace: Messenwer, Me: Kandy; and Papineau, Morland, Gl i Michard N- Parker, Laughiin, London: Tom Moore, M i T'wo Brothers, Brown, Belfast; Clarinda, Fin ‘istiang, Simpson, iJadelphia; Bryan Abbs, Brow: erick; Caroline, Brown, ‘Theron, Cooper, Lancaster; Idea, Askey, Balleydone By yg Brothers, Brown, Belfast Oak. Smith, Hartlepookr ady le, Richa of port; Hero, Davison, Dubl Six, Bainbridge, erpool; Elizabeth, Lloyd, tow! . 1d 10th, Mariner, Russell, Liv- go. iuake Ports. Burravo, Sept 13—Arr Lexington, Detroi Man- mee River; Emerald, Charleston and Cleveland; Buckeye, Sa dusky; nsworth, and Panama, Cleveland C N Englan troits Mlinois, Chicago; Grant, and Mitchell, Cleveland; xpress, Vermillion Reteher, Lele: lo; Brewster, Sandusky; Baupree, Charleston; Skianer, Milan; Dexter, Conneaut; Louisa Far, Canada, Home Ports. Barn, Sept 11—Arr Lincoln, McLellan, Boston; New York, Merryman, NYork. Cld 10th, Mary Penuell, Merriman, Ha: vana. Powtuaxn, Sent 19—Arr Lydia, Ugle ett, Havana for amnburg, gratin in distr oentsmourn, Sept 10—Cid Elizabeth Frith, Peirce, New leans. ALbM, Sept 13—Arr Oriental, Bassett, Bissau, Africa. , Sept M—Are Manteo, Drew, Live Mary ‘on, Chase, Bangor, Wales.” Cld Effort, Hussey, Tri p. Hotterda , Via Mattapoisett and New ver, (of Portland, late of this port) Dennison Hanson, Curacoa; Abbot Lord, Nowell, N Laurens, Thompson, dos "Ida, Hallett,’ Baltimore; Nichols, Philadelphia; "Washi Harri Curacoa; Rival, Jew- wena, Young, ‘Richmond: adelphia; Florence, Lovell, Albany; Vintage Bra io, Chamberlain, NYork; das. (new, of ti 0. it 13—-Are Jas & Samuel, Somers; ‘Theron, fund. Marietta Ryan, ‘Wheldeu, Philadelphia; (haces Swanzey, to finish dg for Pensacola, Std Monhegan, alais; Wildes. P Waller, Faecomb Bath;, Mary Norfolk; Eliza Ann Ballard, Sterling, Capes of arp, Beaston, a Southern port; FA. Seward, Ttoss, Fatt Riven, Sept 12—Arr Essex, Smith, N York. New Have, Sept 13—Arr Lady Fenwick, Ward, and New York, Jones, NYork; Pioneer, Corson, Brandywine, Sid At lantic, Mont-gue, W’ Indies. D®, LARDNER, CONSULTING INEER, Athe. EN neum Hotel, Broadway, New York—Dr. Lardner will continne the profe nal practice which for many years he pure e scale in London, and may be consulted by pratentees, manufacturers, and others,” om quest ding improvements in the arts ‘and manufactures, which involve. the application of the principles of Mechanical or Physical Selence, hose who reside at a distance may forward (post paid) a clear statement of the ease, with the necessary drawings or spe- cimens, when immediate attention will be given. 14 Im re INFORMATION WANTED OF MR. 3. F. G h in May last, in Joly. Not hai ce, any pers ive his whereabouts, wll confer a favor upon hie ans riends. The Co Gambino is a native of 08 vell-reportioned, about thirty years of age, wood enerally wears large whiskers and imperial, "°K line nddcesved to No. 390 Front atreet, will. be th g been heard of si: kfally received. sit 3*re BOARDING WANTED. FOR “A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN and his Sister, in some comfort sble Boarding House fur the winter, not fur from the Park, Application by letter, addressed to X.Y. Z.. and left-nt the Hf fice, Will he attended to. 14 at¥jub ‘ ev. hes beard for himself, wife, two servant, Would require a parlor and three on not lower down 1 Bleeckvr street, aud + A line addvessed to He L., at this of EL GENTLEM children bedrooms. Situa rest sit DI L Rr us ‘OR GLOVER ¢@ ynfn practice princivally to the treatment and eure of di diseases in their different stages. Also, Gleets, Strictures, Gonor thasa, Seminal Weakness, Obstinate and all Sores ari sing from impurity of the blood. His experience and suecess he cure of this class of diseases are very great. ieted with any of the abo ik the American Museum, w! confidentially avany hour during the day an o'clock. EXHIBITION. THE END OF THE WORLD. AN ORIGINAL PAINTING OFA VERY LARGE SIZE ‘and lately fivished by F. A Exhibition now open, at Apollo Root 10 A. M. to P. M., and from 7 to 10 P. dimission 25 cent ww York. 410 Broadway, from lor fre fk), | ven LL, CoLMaAN LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY, AND &XHIBITION OF bDEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, wane JON ONE, SILLIN. | ONLY S100 yt *, NY. wARUER thowt we the city pathont calling in » see the Great Collections of coke. Paintings and Hen : ui ; aie ie Pe RO eh ed ee eee otevers kind, in v «rious Jan , including and Pictures, to ser which, and the Print 3 m, NO CHARGE is made. — 26 we ALHAMRA, Hien ‘ rye? Sruina rab ae Stages. : fo b foe, Mralt, Seiten: and other setontmanta: are of iho dame deseription. Fi An Orchestia, combining some of the first m the city, perform every evening, except Saturdays ant favorite pieces trom tire co penton of Straus, Lanner, Auber, Bellini aud others equally cele rated. BRANCH, No. Ihe Fast Brondway, one door above Rutaer strats whee ‘he same delightful lee Cieata and Hetreahanen ta ‘ om __ Wut Aninere NEW CUARLI i 2 Fi LESSEE. W. OC, LADIES AND G , of acknowledged, profes: 4 sional ability, desiring engagements in the above Theatre, for the ensuing IN pleses funcriber by let: ter, (post-paid, ) nt 22 D. Fores. Terconal appleation to he made at No. 12 Van 10-A. M. uatil LPL M, H. GC #14 06m AUCTION SALES y & brands, Champagne of the best importations . THE SALE. SE EAN LA he TO. DAY, at llo’clock, at NIBLO'S G. will Ue positive, and conducted by Mrs in A. CA intending to de 4 Importing busi- jay, Sch a f old and supe- herry Wines, is, A. Seigner », Brandes, H Mand 9 * Rams, Also, ac mplee assorrmet of Wines in glass, He- (avet a ial Bottles, White and Blue Mar- Ke. Ke, iberal, which will be known at_ the Monday, 16th Sept, A part of the to de sit 4t¥re == scaapapieauaneaeommaseresmrepemamd POLITICAL AND SOCIETY BANNERS, TRANSPARENCIES, &c. ion of othe advertiser, durab lity, 19 either ‘ther. Clubs in ttoes, will lease call at Price froin §1 to $5. pai Ff want of Bauners, with No 34 Beekman street, st6 tp ANTED—A JOURNEYMA rack Row. appropriate door. . Apply at 17 - ged te AES oe BARRY’S FALL FASHIONS on GENTLFMEN'’S HAIR CUTTING, WILL BE INTRODUCED AT THE ROOMS, 146 BROADWAY, SHORTLY ATEN THY AMRIVAL OF THE BRITISH STEAMER BRITANNIA. 816 3tis*m RESPECTABLE, WELL INFORMED WIDOW ichter, 21'veurs of age, Rul sh, are desirious 0 one family—her draghtes oni milies, the mother a very good cook, undert keeping. A gantieman teft with a small £1 ora jy and ge nan, will find the advertisers hese Kind, and most iections to rravelling. Salary not s wealiect as a comfortable home Address ¥. 2, . w 16 Mis*m LL G yeas ae To OL Ry ae Fempects fully invited to attend the fuseral of Mrs Sarah Lefurge, Mother of A. P. Lefurze, 191 ( wal street, Monday afternoon at fwur o'clock, without further invitation sl6 Were Jour C. ZIMMERMANN, Sei of the firm of ZIM- MERMANN, ERATIER'S CO,’ Montevideo and Rue- nos Ayres.—Office No. 46 Broad street. 315 3t#ee GODEY'’S MAGAZINE AND LADY'S BOOK, FOR OCTOBER, 1814. SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS. e NNGRAVING—THE GRAVE DIGGER, from inted by Liverige, and engraved for this Magazive bartand Andrews. AN ORGINAL, PICTURE BY RUSSELL SMITH— und at Fort Duquesne, engraved by A. L, Dick. MEZZOTINT—The Surprise, painted by T.P. Stepanoff, engraved by Gross. CONTENTS—ORIGINAL. TERMS—Ore copy one year, $3. ‘T'wo. copies one year, $5. Any rerson ordering acopy one year for $3 or two copirs ore +r for $5, will be pre-ented with a copy of the novelette of the Vrimaa Dorin, by W:Y" Simm, aud: Robert Rucfal, by. S 3 v. fo gies And Graham’s Magazine, will be furnished one year for $5. WILLIAM M. CHRISTY, Agent, 816 1t*m No. 2 Astor House, ABBEY HOTEL, 1024 STREET, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD. TLE proprietor ef the Abbey Hotel would make best bow of thanks for the liberal patronage given to his fully he fall business, and would chaerful- Ly furnish parties ori h Breakfast, Di fy viduals wit Dinners, or ppers, at short notion Ais », Liquors, and Eatables will be found as afford frre VALUABLE PROPERTY IN iN sf Rarm in Petham, at Auction—Will be sold at Public A, Auction, on Wednesday the 18th Seprember, at one OFetugk, ow the premises, (if not previously dispraed of at Pu iale,) that well-known Farm of Chazle ine. Said contains about 100 acres of the first quality Lend, wot pssed by any in the County, in's high at cultivation, principally Meadow, and in good in the preinises is a Two-story House Barn, Cart House, Granary, ‘The above Farm is sithate in the Town of Pelham, on the South erd of Redinon’s Neck, and surrounded on 3. aides by Kast Chester Bay, would make one of the most beautiful resi- dences along the fas! River A further deseription of the property is deemed unnecessary. For fucther particulars inquire uf the Subscriber at bast: Chics ter. Title Good, 815 3tis* rre JOHN R. HAYWARD, Assignes. 2 A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR SALE—A ist besutiful Mack Newfoundland Dog, sixteen month: Stara; old, one of the largest aud best breed in the United as heen trained to harness. and pro 8 0 most valuable watch dog. Will Le sold on reasonable terms. Appl, atrhe Machine Shop of the New Jersey Railroad and ‘Transportation Company, Jersey City, 815 2w*m A SPLENDID SPAN OF MATCH HORSES, AT AUCTION. WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction, on Mond ASD Ith, at 12 o'clock, in front of the Merehanty i f Coach Tires change, Wall street. a very surerior p: the property of a deceased merchant. 1 Horses are 13 had high, warranted sound, and will positively. be sold ighest bidder. sit 2St&Mre FOR, SALE—At WILLIAM Livery Stable, in Jemey City, eightee: Horses, from, the western part of the Sta York—among them six fine pairs PACKET SHIP GARRICK. from Liverpool, is discharging at Orleans pier, foot of Wall street, under general order: Consiguees will please attend to the rece: pt of their goods. f their e ods : Thcket Ship ¢ commence discha-giak w 16 Ure “K. from Liverpool, wral order, to-morrow. ATKANCEKS BeWARE. N THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUM a most important to choose an experienced phy sician—DK. J. EVANS has removed his, (Id Galen's Head Dispensary to No. 288 Pearl street, comer of Beekmin street, where he continues diseases, no matter how © le appri the citizens and strangers that there isno Dr. Evans in his old stan ai he has no connection whatever with any other office, His charges are moderate—his consultations strictly private. N Jhverve the uumber—mistakes are often dangerous— 288 Pearl street. ie ¥ (C7 Medicines and directions sent to any part of the Union, by Pers ealarty, stating the case, and enclosing five dollars. #16 1t* re PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA. 2 \ ISHING to Sabseribe to THE HERALD, and have it served regularly at their stores, dwellings, &¢, Will plosog leave their ws with the Agents, at 3 Ledger Building, Thi street, near Chestnut. in. For One Week For Oue Month For « longer time in the same proportion, 0: 2% cents a copy. Siogle copies for sale every dy at Lovelock. Price 3 cents. G.B. ZIEBER'& Co., 3 Ledger Building, «Third stree' 174 cents. 15 ce near ( hestaut. TE, ANUFACTURED aad sold by John Nash, Jersey City, ‘and sold also, wholesale aud serail, at the following Depots in New York + Rushton and Company, Broadway. Milhan’s Pharmacy, Broadway, A. B. Sands, 274 Broadway. hapman, Folton street, Principal Drag Stores in dicinal qualities of this elewnat and fash « been long known to *the Righty autrirlous article of diet for invalids: particulsrly for those suffering from Palmonary Consumption: Hitherto, thir substance has been only used medicinally, but (rom the’ ver; ofp N wut OMOTIVE 115 John Street, IRCULARS, rinted to order, authe lowest cash prices, 9 MACHINERY FOR CARD PRINTING. Having two of the handsomest and best pieces of machinery ever invented for Printing Cards, we can furnish them of any size or quality, at the shortest notice, and at remarkably low gti FOLGER’& SUTTON Printers, Yo rouners engaged to, solicit orders, of printing at the office a2 im*m CLIREHUGH’S NEW STYLE OF FASHION GENTLEMEN'S HAIR CUTTING, Was Intropucen Saturpay, THE 71H oF SerteMner, HIS ROOMS, 2 BRoapway, ‘Where, from asrangements mde, he will be found always Al VERS. BY THOSE, WHO WHIT) ME OFFRATED ON BY HIMSELF. i 3t"r LEARY & CO.—FASHIONS ENTLEMEN’S IL ATS of our inimitable style, for the enouing autuma, will be ready for ste and delivery on and after the Slat instant, LEARY &'CO. nd Astor I No, Gand N. B —Our “Cireular of Fashion” will be forwas who address us post CPA L520 tons beat Liverpool Orril Coal. iw Tending from ship Yazoo, foot of Ratgers street, and for sale by K. K. COLLINS & C shire % South street. A PARIS MILLENARY ESTABLISHMENT N NEW YORK ARENNE & CO, patron and Bel ; J by the Courts of France m, of 14 Place Vendome, have the Known to the Ladies of the United Stites and those of thercity of New York particularly, that he will qpenya branch of then well known and Fashionable Millinery Establishment, on ‘Thursday, h o amber, on the corner of Broadway and Grand street, (entrance No. 114 Grand street. Thre branch in this city will be ander ¢ innmed tendence of one of *he principle ladies of the Par Indies are respectfully solicited co visit the saloons, will always find every recherche article inthe ii from y the Packets as they arrive would also inform those ed in the rincival cities of the Uniow, the their business, and the latest faa previous to their bei ly attended to, yy invalids, partientarly those tT gestion. fer more than rey, years with the beat results : while the imitation, which can be made for a leas price, thous ahans, ood, for 4 verson ia, health are wholly wut for ‘The above Biscait and Crackers, also acter isewit ine Biseuit, Butter Crackers, Water’ Crackers, ot Navy Bread, all of the first wality, are doy tantly for sal " the well known establishment, 275 Washiuutoo street, corner of Warren street PHRAIM TREADWELL. Jv28 Grn * ere —— $$. ai LARD 200 kees superior Pure Leaf Lard, a, mont beautiful article. For sale, in lots to suit purelvasern, bi Bee COLTINE & 0¢ som ad i 56 Sov UANO—100 tons Tenboe, impo Gin osu parehasers, eK oy eet, and fo {iii st P ae a Da DEAT AMUSEM! NTS. ~ PARK THEATR' Gallery ,. . 25 cents. rise precisely at hast-past 7 Th, will be performed, BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Doors open at 7- {find myself somewhat puzzled to make up an ple Che case ofyDaily is still pending and will not probably terminate before Tuvsday. The Jury will never agree. One of the strongest Catholics in the city is a member of the Jary, and his feelings are too strong to permit 4 verdict of guilty being rendered! Daily, beyond ques- tion, was anectave participant in the Kensington riots ; and if he did not actually murder Hemmitt, there is the strongest proof that he was engaged in fring upon the ‘Natives.” J. Murray Rush, Esq, opened the case yes- terday, in a speech of over five bours. It was pretty fair, THE Tit eROOM. Mr Nickodemus ‘clock, sod the per: veciog be damp or cool. succves of the jus "AMPANOLOGIAN B change of Performance ever appearnice here af Mi. PSF | Polish and the Alpine Maid. ber 1G, will be preseuted, .MrPF Willies r MONDAY EVI Overture to Gustavu: ‘Atver CAMPAGNOLOGI Will appear for the Ath time in Ameri . aud perform the fol- Keel Row, with variations ai olowians,' Ly, Sel horn: 88 i After which, BELLRINGERS nevia Waltz, by Stra tion, aid Nix wy Dolly, b To couelnde with NAGIU. Grand Introduc- Will perform Phil night The whole cit until almost doy tight. gount of weather, as the Grang atthe corner of Lomhard and addeased by Lev c.tes of the cat tal mass meeting of the whole city ‘and connty, upon on, Which is ventilated at @ moment’s notice. CIRCUS—BOWERY. Engagement ‘of the expected to be present. It will be a tremendeus & lendid Acts of Ho LING And a variety of CLASSIC S( Manne re ‘OUT will th the. DOUBLE SOMERSET. the Circle, by the BURTON'S Thi iA’ ARCH STREET, PHILADE b's remain pretty firm at 72° The trai the Second Board on Saturda four years old, will give their for nces. TABERNACLI DR. LARDNER’S ENTERTAINMENTS. SPLENDID PICTORL. Q@TICKETS TWEN' Wednesday Kvenin DR. EXHIBITION. IVE CENTS.49 ie poem 18th, notices of Mrs. Trollo: +, Dickeus’ American Not Besil Holl’s ‘Pour, Captain Hainilton, Hon, A. Martineau, &e., &e. vil! be produced an entire NEW COLLECTION OF IRIAL ILLUSTR oom prising Vie: ¢ Gems, Views of Open at 7—Commence at halfepast 70’elock. MINSTKELSY. McMICHAEL WILL REPEAT His ENTERTAINMENTS on IRISH MINSTRELSY AND SONG, ow Monday 16th and Wednesday 18th Sept. next, SOCIETY LIBRARY, BROADWAY. With Selections from MOORE’S AND LOVER’S MELODIES AND SUPERSTITIONS OF THE IRISH 4's enturtainmente the following Songs will ‘The Harp that once tuo’ Tara’s Hall we War has gone, Soug—"Rich and rare were Td ead Song—""The Irish L (0 To commence at 8 o'clock. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS—-To he had at the principal Music Stores, and at the Door. | ; ANIMAL MAGNETISM. Tonge sie a tiaeny stdetamans Evectien Reneebe id 17th, at 736 J] Magwetise a Lady and Gentleman, this ill be presented, which the most incredulous of the trath of = Shey respectfully to ine lic that theywill give three more we nundrum,open to all—they must be handed in sealed at the office eeper in the evening. to commence at 8 o’cluck, T EMOCRATIC HALL, over baster: Market, Main street, HE ORANG OU TANG, ‘The greatest Natural Wonder in pave snes during the Fait Or, Wild Man of the Woods. idl, will be exhibited at the Admittance 25 cents. Children hall RUTGERS’ INSTIT E, VALENTINE je one of their Humerous Entertainments on Mon- Hutgers’ Listitute, appearing ‘Those who wish to enjoy & ren half price, to be had at the Dy atTo’clock. Butertainments to commence at a quarter toB o'clock, . LECTURE, POEM AND CON’ 1 1 WALLAOE, E 7" Tickets W cents. € Jo . E. Chureh, corner of Mad Political, Keligious, and Social Haud'and hreland, f { Father M Ponitively the last Lecture Mr, Wallace will de ited to the occasion, will be delivered by H. £ 7 ‘OCAL, MUSIC by afenson I the Mayor will preside st the Mes B cents—'To be had ne Atwilt's Musye Sto okstore, 10 Bowery, CLEMMENTS, f 0 printed to m benevol ‘TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE’S HYGEAN RENOVATOR N all those cases where manly vigor is in Inental and physical powers ave t ce OF the fussions, particularly by thowe solitary and paired, where the vy AN unrestrained ¢ organs of reproduc hy. 94 m, and removes onic gleets and whites, and by restoring a healthy uterine aetio ces can be given to m: movator with success in those Fold aly, at Uh taneous. Itnever fails to cure cl ‘alain Dyspep: ounces, and for- STERY OF ALL! ny, September 17, 18, KES will be xgain re: ‘uesday, Wed. es 19, DK. HOLL! A tsa single Lecture, or re complete in itself. 4 ted puree, ay Sis LEMEN ONLY! oe VOUTHS SOT ADMITTED..29 Jauts and animals; their causes and effects, with jeans of removing them, &e”& qi THE soem Tile IN ‘oprints Model ty afternoon ats ovcioek, the Lecture (0 * CONCERT NIGHTLY RAND YOCA G at J PINTEU NDIN! TAL CONCERT, ) ved ‘des Milles Colounes Saloon, No Y tof Miss Apain, the fii well kuown establishiment: has. beeu considerably em M freshinents of the best kind can always th the attendance of careful wuters, A ard vom containing affords, can at all times be obtained. and DAUGHTER res pba avi fd aay Gent ir Classes in Dancing, Waltzing commence at the Assembly Room, Constitution Broadway, early in October. and Saturdays. Particulnes in furure advertisement that the references he shall o| tory. Schools and Acdemies atten ao above, or at his Private Academy, No. 70 Sixth Avenue, ig ys § tuition, We fer of his capability will be ‘d to on applreation An30 Qtaw3w* re Y FAMILIES, weating anne somely’ accomma: ith pantries, closeis, & Single rooms for xen ‘h Later a mt an mie block ost of rig Philad iphia (Correspondence of the Herald J PuiLavecrnra, Sept 16 1846 ‘There is nothing of ‘nte est to write of at present, and The meeting of the Tyler men at the Chinese Museum. on Friday evening, waa a miserable jailure. Cupt. Stock- ton did not make his appearance, while the sperch of Captain Bob Tyler was @ singular affeir Dr. Joel B. Sutherland was present and made a tew brief remarks concerning democracy, &c , when the meeting—Repealers included ~ paid George M. Dallas a visit, who appeared and addressed the crowd ; alter which, the trppit pa e through some of the principal atre ets, shouting roan ing, 44 occasion seemed to require. A man named Mablon has been committed to prison to anawer the charge of perjury, by Alderman Redman. A scoundrel was arrested in the act ot plundering the altar of St Paul’s Church, corner Christian and ‘Tenth streets, on Friday evening, and committed to answer the charge uf larceny Mayor Scott yesterday held James Gallagher to bail for assault und battery upon Mary Kline Michael Brown, & resp ble citizen of the Northern Liberties, died suddenly in u fit yesterday while sitting in n barber's shop ‘The firemen of Philadelphia made a terrible noise last 'y aud county was kept in an uproar The weather tu-day ie deligutful. Our streets are threnged with the beauty ofthecity This morning the churcnes, particularly yeur friend Dr. Tyng’s, were well Tuo ‘ Native” party hal a’ large and spirited meeting Lighth street, which was |, Ashmead, and other prominent advo- Oa the 30th inst., they hold a gene- which occasion the Hon. Mr 8. Archer, of Virginia, is The Arch and Walnut street theatres were crowded to suffocation on Saturday evening. At the former, Ma- cready never speeated to better adventege. He played t the character ot Werner to satisfuction, und was loudly spp ded. Miss Cushman’s Josephine was also excellent. r. Chapman, the celebrated comedian, is engaged at the Walnut. Forrest appeared in the c* arscte: Macbeth. and Spartacus in the ' Gladiator.” He was well supported thronghout. Mr Anderson appears as Claude Melnotte to-morrow evening. Welch also had an excellent house. The General takes 8 henefit on Monday. There is nothing of importance transpiring in our stock market, the sales still being limited. Pennsylvania actions at es Girard and Mechanics’ at 26}. Bank at 11g and 60 Manuinctur Arrived—Portland, Patterson, hland, Mason, lew York, Cleared Lath, Arestrup, Halifax: Will J . Soules Louisa, Leeds, and Vanda, n\) Smith, do; ‘New Jersey, ork. —— OO — STATEN ISLAND FERRY. FOOT OF WHITEHALL ‘The Boats will ran as follows until further wotice == ZAVE NEW VORK : 689) i! M: 1, 2, Mise » P.M. 45. 64% PM ined to be particulscly marked, ond he owns the es LUE ORS bi Vi OR Ste MB: aid FOR ALBANY DAILY, Sundays excepted—Through direct, eens: PM. from. he Steamboat Pier betweed Constlandt and Liberty streets at KNICKERBOCKER. Captan AP. Bt. Wedvenday and Friday B-veuings a! nbiat ROCHESTER, Cayt Houghton, hureday and Saturday Evenings, at At Five o'clock, P. M.—Landing at Inteemediate Places Phe Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Crptne Kot Crate Monday. Worluesday, and Friday and. Sanday Af mt oveloeh jeqinbon! COLUMBIA, Captain William H.. Peek, ursdey aud Satmrday Afternoons it 4 s'clock? rs taking either of the absve lines will atrive ample time to take the Morcing Train of Cars, for west, The boats are aew and substantial. are fwi= rooms, and for sieed and Re- ‘All perso “AM pe amboats ef this Tine, witho PC. Schaits, 1 For wansage or fren at the Office ow the wharf siére REGULAR OPPOSs BANY CABIN fre——~Deek : tom New ork—M. Wedieadays ind Fridays — Alnus Shursdavs ard Sy ‘he Steamboat VAVE, derbilt, will leave the foot of Robiusou st, this evening ‘clock, Monday, 16th Sept, 1844 No B—For jassage, ‘te Light freight taken low. B.—By alvring the hour of starting from 7 to 5 o'clock, Wave will arrive iy Altany in Gime fur the Keil Road g train, Kast or West. #16 Le NOT kVENING LINK AT SIX O'CLUCK FOR ALBANY —The — steom- b nNICKERBOCKEK and ROCHES- TER, will bind wt hkeeprie during the week of the Fair and Cattle Show, commencing on Monday, Sept. 16h. Fare 75 cents each way. IG a. HOUR CHANGED TO SIX O'CLOCK, eas P. M.—On and after Monday, Sept. 16th, 1644 the Night Line t@ ALBANY AND TROY Willchange the hour of departure from 7 to 6 o'clock, P. M., will laud at Poughkeepsie during the great Fair aud Cattle + Fare 75 cents only to Poughkeepsie. ‘The steamer SWALLOW, Capt. A. McLean, Monday 16th, d Wednesday, 18th, ‘The steamer ALBANY. Captain I Macy, Tuesday, 17th, Thursday, 19th, at 6 v'elock, from Cort: landt street Morning ROY au Ps ply ou board, at7 o'clock, from Barclay street pier, the 'd EMPIRE at Fair and Cattle Show, Tuesday, 17th, Thursday, 19th, will reduce the fare to Poughkeepsie and New York. a2 EY BLUES AWAKE! THE DEMOCRATS OF MONMOUTH ‘OUNTTY will meet in their strength at Hed O°, ‘Tuesday, OND, having beet ree:ton of Hoek, in the ) «(Shrewsbury tow oat TOM SAL will be ready, unde foot of Beach street, at the Democracy of New York and Brooklyn, cor them toand from Red Bauk on the same day. All who wish to carry ont Democratic principles will be at the wharf punetually. Capt. KF Stockton, Wm. C. Alexander, Gi od Wright, £ he Hon. Heary C. Murphy, Hou! H. N, MeAlluter, he Hon, Mr, Berthlot, ut Florida, with many otes syeat ers willaddress the meeting. jon of the Comumittee, Cape, A. KING, THOMAS E. COMBS, DR. JOHN R CONOVER. LLOW. SCOT, steainer VENOB! Captain N. Kimball, leaves the end of I’ wharl, Bostou, every Tw aud Friday evenings, at 7 Velock, Stages will be in readiness on, her arrival at the above A chhoriug towns. FALL, AND WINTER ARRANGEM. NEWARK ND NEW YO. FARE ONLY 12, THE NEW AND P, WIFT. ANS ad Leave ark, for of entre street, 8 o'clock A. Leave New York, foot of Barctay street, 3 o'clock P. M. opt re OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT VASSA OFFICE. ments to bring ont rand. (vie Liverpool). with any of his agents it the packet ships sailing from Liver- order to afford @ oy. Li A} ew York an ican ships ii ng fe ‘ds tnay rely that the same due and ention will be ahown them as heretofore, and should any ‘of those sent for not embark, the money will be refunded as Customary ; and those mmitting money to their friends, cam have Billa of Eachnuge forsums to suit, payable on. de jowing banks, (without discuwat oF any other soe Kho may be cugaged at this off the United State s. J Bult, Son & Co., Bankers, Londons pool; the National Provincial Bank of an hes, throuzhout und and Wales: Yorke shire District Bank and Braxetes; Birmingham Bank 5 Lancaster Banking Co. HEL AN D—National Bank of Tieland and Branches, 1 Bovk of bret Branches, in all the prineiy whout the King ND—Kastern Bank of Seotland and Branches Banking Co, in Glasgow wock. Vergons resi the country and wishing to send money to their Irtend-. may insure its bein done -satisfactorily, en rete remitting the nniowee 1 With the name and address of the person for why ded; a draft for the amount forwarded per first packee oe steamer, and a receipt mal by Fan! Gt byt a) jars, opy y let it paid) t SOHN HERUMAN: bt South ot ‘wehet of the Ist PASSAGE, FOR Y DON, wo October he splendid, fast wa ling Packet ship MEDI STOR, Captain Chadwick, sails positively ri » her regular day ship for enb of thi steerage passengers, cannot be suryasse secure berths should not foil to make ea beard, oF to W.&I.T.TAPsCe’ slier TR Booth ctreet wr fh ew fUK NEW URLEANS @<LUl is sv NEW YORK LINE. Warranted first recular packet U this dav. The extra fess sailing packet hark GENESEE, Captain Minot, wil positively sail thie leek. ‘assenwers will p he on board, at is whith, foot of Wall «treet, at ct time For freight or passage having very hinds re furnished secom- modations, apply on board at Orleans whet foot of wrto . K. COLLINS & CO, @ South street. ers will plea send in their bi'ls of lading before 12 ls corceetly ineily as alter Agents 4 Woodraff, whe will peomptly forward all goods wo their address The mek et stup Columbo, Capt A. Eldridge, will mereed the Genieser s 1600 , LEW TR. 7 =The fast ssiling ship ww ill sail on the 224 September, her 1 Mis sip bas wnsurpessed accommodations de: nd exbin and wishing to o'clock Shipyers may rely. o wured, and that the shi tised. having ney will be urine Rerthe [i JOuN" alse ips callad ovary low days Be Usebore vor." aasze™®