The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1844, Page 1

————— Vol. X., No, 261—Whole Ne. 3861. THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW _YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1844, THE NEW YORK HERALD. AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND, THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. Yo the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—Daily Newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year except New Year’s Day and Fourth + Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per aunum—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday Morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annam—post- ages paid, cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND, and increasing It has the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and, is, therefore, the best channel for business men in the city or country. Prices muslerate—cash in advance. PRINTING of all kinds execated at the most moderate price, ‘and in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Prorrieror or THE Henatp Estapuisument, Northwest comer of Fulton and Nassau streets. THE NEW STEAMBOAT MPIRE, CAPTAIN D. HOWE, tere BUFEALO for CH Sieg regularly rad: the’ eee On, as tollows = LEAVES BUFFALO. 23, LEAVES CHICAGO. ats CT EM. | Saturday, Augas idan a a eatilated Cabiaa, one of whieh ayoropriated exclusively to f Whe bout ie provided with a good band of masie, Ma nan & Co. Bale, aaiTien ane NORTH y ft AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL Of 1200 tons and 440 horse wpe — ‘with the K HALIFAX AND LIV: ROO ‘The Royal Mai a BRITANATA wil aud BE NLA wal ese Commander, , Ponday, ep. 16. Sa a D. BRIGHAM:, FOR Ce FEE KEY WEST, HAVANA, AND EANS. To Sai on sarongen eee Oct onan, aT 4 0’cLock, P. M, ante Pyrorite Steamship mman ieively mil an sheen’ This ively salle oe in come for the season, ‘and hi hen spared to mae her every way complete—has for ze Peres of ies aad forthe ‘aud will Tand rts 4 mt foot ree Peck YOR ALBANY—MOUR CHANGED- The ROCHESTER whl ow and eater ore ieroon, Sept. loth, leave at 6 0 "elock i ve ‘She carries suificient ces from here ‘not stop at the inter £% passage, poe NEW YORK, ALBANY FOR ALBANY AN Line from the D TROY “See TROY.—Moning re c ain EH Roe, Monday, Wednes- Cavin A Gotham, Tuesday, ‘Thurs- rat ar ay, rae a7 T o'clock. a ue the bar arp, am Evening Line from ter, are able at all times. ‘Troy in ample time to weat. oh freight, apply on board, wt inete FARE KEDUCED. FOR CROTONV IEEE, SING SING. g WILTSIES BOCK HARANGS as see io GC ber street ht, apply on board, or to STEPHEN B. sre RAC, ae NEW vl ror fi Pier Ni rh rom et Noy 1 poe a ‘New pa sah cae a gids 9 minutes to 3, and 10 minutes to pigaves hor Bees Le aie, peernds: Fon a ig ng 9 and 11 4 fae Port icnsel at C30 minutes to 8 ‘The B mi joats will EAYEN follows We yon ther ects rma be pails pr ‘marked, PEOPLE'S RR ae STR uMBUA he Steamboat Pier between berty streets. Peni R, Captain A. P. St riday Evenings at 6. Xe on ey oy Shea “= " re 0’ relock vA ‘The Steamboat temoche Lge 2a Ne Sieamboet COLUMBI ‘Tuesday Thursday and Passer taki iv, and tar Sed hendcy above ip Alba heh fe ae the Morn eciea tor of the Steamboats ny i atirn ‘on board, or to P.C. Schales, re, All persons are forbid evan an line, sieeees awi /VENING AINE a SIX onto FOR: ALBA) steam the week of the fe ' commencing on ight Line to ALBA! L4 j, Capt. see, ithe steamer ALBANY, Captain Re 6 o'eléck, from Cort- o'clock, from oe street pier, the weep Pais and Cotte § eetala rand ee os nesday, 18th. aca. 7th, Thursday, 1 ‘ednesday, 75 cents to and from Pe ¥OR BATH, GARDINER) CAND HALL The ne po Kimball, Joures sol Fey oe <RaANGERER? iD NEW YORK. FARE ONLY 12) CENTS. THE NEW Oprah TEA 5 Beages will be in ince. to conver Paaeencers 10 t AND ee WARK + uth wl will thal + frat of Centre streets & eclogk ive New York, foot of Barclay street, J o’eluek B.D lot paasage, ‘he. apply oa board. iby altering the hour of starting fro il Albany in time morning t train, Fast oy "TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. PASSENGER ARRANGEMENT FOL 14d. ‘The Subscribers having completed 1 now to bring out passengers fa Great Bi Trelan following first class “Py will leave ierpool on the Ist, 6th, tithe aah sesh ek Henry, ¥ Sheri Virginia, Eirtrpok' fier "1 jnguer,” Columb Tied Statens ee ste he hitney, a Hicks, seats oF Oxford. ertificates of’ can be gt will de Grote se Math out On ume th will also za rert.2 on fpihaen of marl ab. an esas Hie to Alba ny andl i} siitiapsidia places. T vient aly meee ik ‘ror re re ig ee i an South West via it ? to Pittsburg, nican ft to ii re ae te all parts of Mich tadiene Ilinois aid Wisconsin Terttory. eATITAN is, ee {is opeqmmpdalieg their’ frleuds in. the ‘Old Gots on hg 60, | Rife fortuna SPE Et “ om vill Seotland « or ireland, bayabl 400—or in any ainount to nn FECES sap AGERE: Ss Wiretl, fing Be Jw. Wun Bl na f Trevidene ie ew York. ry |, 43 Sandford & Shoemaker, 7 fae street, Baltimore, Si. Ls. epaaled B Giada ha tt Bch mes Tae Gat W-A. Cook, Symeuse, N-WS" Roches . Cook, Buitaln NY. BS . Fit ishugh'& Gov, Oswego, N. ¥ YiaRNDEN & CO. CENTRAL RAIL ROA FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON, GEORGIA. THIS ROAD j 1 excepted,) for feasees set Ve Fre he axe 1 le Passengers Cars have heen . Ste er ea the distance ( (190 mie, Mie = istres watt wee fiom 6 number of Bi dio cr ‘despatch, all goods and pro- ich may. offer. th te to the | ompany’s Agent in Savanna will be reeled ud forwarded fie com ssion for forwarding, provided & 3 ship aud road freight and i the Compe CH and ny on arrival of the goods, GEN. CHARLESTON: Swned aad commanded by Captains Boeke tha waht aiee bowen checks Charleston and Sevannab, } | eg city on Tuesda: dsveapd Satirdya; and Lin, Fee ox of on + trvelling South w the atrival ot tee Wilmiaaion eM diy, and take the ears fa lion in morn ities By thie Foute there to Montgomery, and the fare 1s OCU YEER: mh eer General Superintendents” 9A. M, vigoeda er—rencl Macon i: try lpok is leas ai ‘on any othe: as low. epine Ne Tere THOMAS PURSE, Savannah, Augest, 1811. 85 Imre DA LN BOSTON BY THE LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD. A Daily Train, Sundays excepted, leaves, Brooklyn precisely for Greenport, from whence passengei is te Ee cat fet rds andto Novi ing oa ca on Bignlays, eedays, Thi South ¥ Ferny, tehall brim Ae in time vet take the Fe ery Bou a at ie at mh M. where tickets crates, that go eae Boston u Snopes and frnoed Pernt nt Lie stops ouly twice between Brooklyn and Green| ie) ngdale” 31, aud at the * “Manor,” 67 miles ron Brook! Jeap ert ey, reaching Boston in ten to eleven hours. commodation, Line leaves for Greenpert every day, andar ea at 3 o’clock P. M., and returnin leaves Greenport at 5 A. M, Imre ethos ec a IM tans sada PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND BY THE SLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF {Seiliag froma, Liverpool om the Tth ed ik of every ol ct rersons wishing to send. to to the 0 onde ‘Country for can mal nece ith the Subse: frve'them come ‘Out. in this superior Line of Packe fom Liverpool. punctually on t ei a They will also ha sailing ig oe days, ‘ackets, aeliine th and 1th of ever? mouth. merican trading ships, ng weekly ants bu Hoe) ) is Should the i for, not 1. be retumed Falalaleyh Pe here without aay relcctions or ine of a Packets, comprise Seloloning | neces ie ‘W YOR! NI K. KONOR ie real cothy TAMERICA, ENGLAND, ORTH AMERICA, PB ol such pores a! unequalled arrangements, the Sa lool jard fc tit if port which has beeu extended to them 9 many years for winch Sig tr rae eee roceeding, or pats mot wo i weal ‘recs fees gain Diafs aia Braf at naht for ay aoa, awn ditt k of Ireland. Dublin: alaos Morar, PRESCOME GROTE, ‘Aves & co. on. which will be paid on deman f Branches, in all the satel vo owns sao Bet os land, Scotland and . ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. west door @ the Fehon Banke” an N, Bho Old Live of Efverpool Packets sail fom this port for Liverpoct on the Ist and iui of ene mouth. Parties retuen ing to the Old rad will find it to thelr comfort and advane a vorite Line for their conveyance, in prefer- ‘The ee steerage passengers, cant Those wishi tecum berths shold not fail to" make early apple board, or to W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 76 South street, corer of Maiden Lane. I LONDON~ Rerulas Fuchs of the ah See — the asa, fant’ sailing. rope! SLADIATOR, Captain Tho “gritton, will sail aa javing fn superior accommodations for cabin, second cabi sl5ec and steerage. passengers, pers: tending to embark, shoul make immediate cin on pearl fot Ma Maiden Ines ‘or to The above wil be. 2 Fingeet corey of Bo uth ave. i rnatettons ik eammecented by, the rast shen es ular day. = rey Pp ely BRFOUL New dine cr Pace splendid Tost aa SHERIDAN, Capa i. A. De Peyster, of 1100 tous, wil safes above, tls day nanodat ii ‘i ‘of coufore Gpply om Woard at Oricans Wheel, oot ot Wall street, or to FE. K. COLLINS & CO, % South street. ippers by ifs y ha rectly fact hors Aon Sa gn wally ip Garrick, Ci B. J. H. Trask, the Sheridan, ad ni Ln ee renalar Gay antes hi Packet ‘ist. Be qe Ay ‘ed Work buit packet sip QUEEN OF Tit i Pi ee . scat NOE THE ie Wi Tir pester cy. freight or aah's bai tlegant and superior accommo- ip in port, apply on board, west E WyoontEL & mE eae street. TWechester, Captain. tpn Brit + mast {i succeed the Queen of the Weat, and sa on y, 2ist October. au’ IRS PACKET ae FOR LIVERPO! The old line packet ship YORKSHIRE, Capt. Bailey, ill sail on. 16th te i has uns f gern Apply to ee otiN HEDMAN silee 61 South street PACKET FOR HAVRE (Second Line).—1 hae ST. bike f Oeiabe. John B Pell, Master, st of Oct sh “HOTEL tivexnn, | € ‘ontine ar Wail nnd Wier streete oa ts Fi Pera Ck en PHELPS, 103 Hy by 0 ovD'e i NCKEN, Agents io 9 me Tontine Building. OPA Rats ILADELPHIA Aci racket ELIZABETH Fogl it Rocio master, w Pai sail Positively on sag er Eee angel am write tesla ome rooms, aitiw thee” 101 South Wharves, Philadelphia. NEW ORLEANS—Union Line —Positively eet — Tg fing racket sh ds iy RB MINTORN, Came master, will sail as n Having. by superior seommmotasions for cabin, second spb a se iding. to’ embai inte apptfeation on board at the foot of Wall cron rte sea OSEPH MeMURRAY, 400 > South st. The ra, i ship Uston 3 “Beat fas | a irfield lyers, FANS—To saceredihe sail " the 2A Beimettbee her cegut i am as Unsurpassed Seapere cal ia secon A eat Those desirous of securing bertha, wilt we. aquired to cation on board Woes a Muneye orto HN Hien BIAR Re W ORT] rates, make early. frot of Wall N, B.—The subseriber will harg a moguls we Bout on frst me very few above por sli re “ABBEY HOTEL, oad STREET, BLOOMINGDALE Ro ROAD hs: eee hanks forth yi ey Aa ily: prepared for the fall business, and would cheerful- oy | Bape ties or individuals with Breakfast, Dinners, of Li fe stock cw 1s tice Vines, Liquors, and Eatables will be found ex A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR SALE=A beautiful Nisck Newioudland Bor teen Old, one of the largest and. best breed in the Unit has been to and promises to be @ most valuable watch dog. Wilt be sold on teasonable terms. pply at the Machine Shop of the New Jersey Bail canapatation Company, Jersey City, NSOWAN ae POG ORs AAR.—C SWAN ‘DILKS, take tunity of ii the peblle! in fee = swal |: Time” who have x0 Atberthy versie ae tomy establishment. that i glurure their. public sales of Horses and et will, pike desire of their customers, ever ct 16th commencing from Ws y next ievtember, thr nighout Uy ear, at 11 o'clock, sal for for Carriages Hi ares, Sleig and at 12 o’clock for the logue of Horses, ‘la Ture TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS TS AND SHOES. BO aus SUBSCRIBERS have Tacgived and now of the best selected stock of Boots and on Men’ Kip and Pum Grain and Calf Boots. Women's Eouter Hoo and Hesking, Children Leather C: Dest article ahe market Ente fhe Busblas, Gaiters, Slippers anh French ‘Ties, and all other articles in the Tine that ean Ro ssibly be called ie Chores Bho of an endless variety for fall and fe d Pi spacesiber Nk cel me rome e Pale WILSON une 4142 Chatham street o} NF" Open ’till 10 o'clock in the even: au25 Im*ee APS AND PERF’ UMERY. OHNSON ¢. vROOM, Lene Manufact Johnson & Co., of C ‘ture for Grocers, Druggists, Country Stor rey twcriptton at Soaps, of ie bwenrminiiae | ee ‘remity Chur ‘at the Manufactory,79 ‘Tauity Py taneiie 8 pes meaniel ~~"TO THE DAGUERRIAN ART, ae BAR petty EGY M9 Broadway, corner of Liberty bagel fayette Bazaar, offers sale, low for cash, 80 ‘nea rocco cases; a fine lot of gilt Chevalier ans inches; a A) new ap Ut rebours Pari 18 Poses aM of plates, hata ps thas Advertiser, a man ar ann ess, With Many Years experience in ss fica daamdic aa tereees ieeanvante a Hotel of respectability, He tances, and can give A live ‘uddressed A. B., i08 elm street, Crs ‘Has no objection to any part of the States. si7 strc PARIS MILLINERY. M's, F. GODEFROY, 349 Broadway, opposite to the arlton House, Will gien on ‘Tuesday, the 24th instant, her assortment of Fall’ and Winter Millinery, Embroideries,'Ma- terials for Dresses, Faney Articles, &e. ountry Milliuers will be supplied st the most moderate prices. ai] im*m FKENCH CHINA REMOVED TO NO. 65 Lise STREET, P STAIRS.) A DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has « always on hand a large assortment of dinner and tea se lain white and gilt Freuch Forcelais, a» well as Dianer ane jessert lates, of all sizes, assorted Dishes, Covered Dishes, Salad Bowls, bruit Baskets, Custards. aud ‘Stands. lao, Fancy ‘Tea Sets, and Rich Decorated Dinner Se = HRB d Chocolate Were, Grech, Preach and American icles are warranted of she best auality, and to be cesar Hite terms, and in fote to suit pure! HR, CORBI say be cousaliodconfdeaaly of his OF Di moyen eer te pee eee rif pec tt Dr. Corbitt is a of University tee City of New York, and that he has exclusive: LS fine oe from being neat to the treatinent of Alseases, (How over cleven veurs in the city of lew York,) which euj nn his entire attention. of mnedigine dot recor renter sugecas tha isto be found ia his pract tor cuatjous oe unfortunate against meee use usa Of eis, entirely from by a person sisal gy 7 atalied, a ia eae there are several wil Pprotract and inveterate ches sip, deen a 4 Tsured toh by ABVYing to Dy Corbitt: -Avpractice of many years has ati reputation Tor skill and reapectabilityBurieture en Doctor’s profound attention. ‘A. nedicine may ar wea pre vent a certain disease in any of its forms. $500 4 WARD.—CR.USS’ SPECIFIC aes 1 bel on . (ge po Gea ‘Strictures and Tialagous complaints of the organ of rene fall remed remedies yet discovered. for the above complaints, this is the most eertalg. It makes a ind t a ithout the least sirietion to uch drink, exposure, or change in application to bu- ‘ quackish recommendations, te deceive the bl nedfcine dues ‘mots feel no one shall for AS Our, onrest aaa w& pon Re IN ss roprietor € tcase,of recent Gonorthoea to Se Pre oh ich tne Mitta will act elocts rapid cure under forfeiture of is a disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks f° ciety—-high, low, rich and poor, mnattimouial and Augle. ‘They tre here with a remedy by which they can cure them- selves without the least exposure, in the shortest time possible, Further, cannot be contracted if a dose of the Mix- cure ig tale st night on ving to bed ‘when exposed. is put up in bottles with full directions accompanying it,at $1a bottle. One bottle dare a wonks which gnerelly curves many are cured in two day Vor sale only at Win. HL. Milnor’s, 192, Broadway, corner of Jou st, opposite Franklin” ane put York; Mr farrys, cor ger of Cheaguat and Seventh and at dM Washington weet Bs Bones a "Canal treet, New tad $5 Main strech; Oinctana tm ec GRUYERKE CHEBSE, EON ‘ON ad tag a! 168% Falton street, mpi heel ul received by the ship Sully, a lot of Sw lity. si7 nero” of mercury, as a is ya of oad FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, RS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, &c , 3 S60 his FEATHE OWITZ & BECKER, No. 44 John street, will oJ day, an entirely fresh stock of French Artificis! Feathers, just received by the last Packets Ges Havre. The above stock was selected in Paris by C. man with Brun & Go., of William street _ SANDS’S SARSAPARILLA. OF TBE, tcabth AND PERMANENT C 3 from an impure state of the bl te sales- sent tint ee 1 Obstinate Cutaneous ‘Pipl or rary ‘on the ore brane ‘onie Sore Eyes, Ring Worm ot Tetter, Seatd He Head, Rolargement and Pain 9 ih Benes er ramabore, tea Dinca jous 9 viene ropsy, Ea~ Im ¢ in Life Chronic Constitu- isorders will ‘be removed by this ration. epare The t ti preseuted, and the reader in- fu carofen poraoal: “Comment on sach evidence: is a vitedfto its carel necessary. on as ertoned igh ths lar and skilfal phy ‘was atten eighteen mont Y uaebat on kil sic, aust Lees Mice and counts of one of oar tose feperienged surgeons, without the least benef what pa ant ‘various methods of treating ‘canver were reso to; for five weeks in succession my breast was burned ait enlatic thee times a day, and for sb ie was daily syringed ery fgg of nitric aci cavity or ipeenet oieer that it held lover an ounee of the ‘yest ae wi the ulcer and exami) idly to the lungs, and if seymting’, x ug no reli feeling | was rapidly getting worse, I almost covery, considered my case pearly hovel Seeing various testimonials and Kemer of cure by the we ot M duvng's, Banexrantisa,® in enses similar to my own, concluded hotties, several of which were used bat from the ee sn soul sreaetonet inp Seomen pedeoet no ver} changes coneteariae, jis as the only probable care, We ty ensm, 1 Passer ease was entirely cured, It a now over eleven onthe sivee the cure was com- pleved ; there is not the it appearance of @ return. therefore, fe myself writ, and the cure entirely of fected by Rawon's Bansaraniuua,? ns I took no other me tine of any Kind during the time ‘I was using i, nor ed taken-any Please excuse this long deferred s ment, w witch I think it my duty to je Sars. ba Ld cured me, Re on ‘eine of Roveen: when else could, 1 imysel under le Jesting, oP gations tse anny ey th aH cannot write and} de rea BL, ‘cidtowsa‘en'T have been to onl ance MY tela | 1 mill satiny thean fully of the teath as stated above, and many other things in reference to if we In HANCY J. MILLER, 4219 Sallivan street, next door to the Methodist Unareh, For further Est _— ant "Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail 1d conclusive evidence of its licecy, on ad conctesre el may be obtained y, 8. ly san betas ge eaeNr, 1 yey, Bro arate; rn) etal on ‘The panies te reapect fully 09 sea herals Srkee buat the humen frame i subject re ask other. —me TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. PROFESSOR Pe HYGEAN He all those cases where manly vigor is ii ee ant tie aan sen prt are In tances U fenseae. Ttnever he rome miceta and. whites, and removes sterility, by restoring « healthy wierine nction., Refer- yet queee can to many physicians who have prescribed ov" cat success in hone affections, at ala, jn Dy abe sia, we the back and loins and affections of the wi +4 V3 H gal atthe tmportiny Ag 206 Fulton Brice §a per bottle of 18 outces, and for oe Soll pares oak ce ion. bas directions xceompany exch bottle. 415 1m*m ike BRICKS—5, Stowbridge Fire Brick, received per | it Sarah and Aa fig ier eh ie be fale by ton st os FARRAR FOR ¢ racket 0 Sallie a al DLABEM ¢ ty nite sig tek ihe has splendid accommodat cabin, second amp ae ines made on board. a PAMity MESS PORK—i0 0) A Be ar ticle, for sale by K "TOELING' sl0re RSE POW! Tag Fa HU lewis or. se it 106 Nana sret, oF 182 ixth Avena, where it can be seen, earnings of the saws, payable each w 818 St re a middle 9 yer, an teach! sent week, tg We Sept. 17th, 1844, B BRE TNT OR "PERMANENT, MAY BE axe with pautries, closets, dc. T° mrce COUN (RYMEN—Remittant ‘entirely prevent he Joss or delay the same. o ers" he has at his cock street, a choice assortment ‘of seven octaves, which for external tupadan repali served, will be sold at equal opportunity of obtaininy ta he appeopriaied towards deffaying the expenses of ths cakibr tion, day. % athe society will spare uo pains wo make choice fruits, and Sow aloue, will furnish the materials for no ordinary show. been misled to tablishment was shat up for a length of time ino Tadies and gentlemen in New York, t is open at Jewelry Shettield Plated Goods it laches that [ sell in oppo. oT not astouish you, 1am ou lishment at 690. gow sueets, and which [ shall strive to merit by atteation to business, and by supplying the best, oysters. partment a finished saloon on the fi jor the accommodation of custom ‘VaREES EER sawyen WANTED—To take charee oft four hiner: fered one thi ae “j'H. CHABERT, No. 396 Fvont strets New Work. GENTLEMAN of fortune, resident in « healthy dist the interior of the State of eorkia is desirous of obtal teacher for a daughter of about eleven, ec rohor vitnosher aealifcectous, Is, capable ot aul ieee with her pupil inthe Bench lay mees will ven aay wires ply du) ASSEELY, No. 213 Fulton st. ‘New Nee lise ree aor ork, ais were Saale wertah Vests, The bem wi : nes feet, ita and’ cannot fail to ‘Transient day. 310 Im*m SuLIeS, aniing nyita roomie Rye their, ca eon si nee ‘able, = Bing ‘le rooms for gentlemen, naa wa. Apply 431 Houston street; second Mock cast of Brondway—in& pleasant part of the city. sll bi re sums made to all parts of Eurore on 8 epee wail ‘or particulars, C.LIVIN ‘oreign, 12 rre Wi fstrvet, ee bt semmeyy, Mundy Lng thal eS Linear leecker corner of Han- ano Fortes fiom six to on cael qualities are in this country or in Euro) in exchange at their tutmost value, "he Sern ag line ‘of stages pass the door es | three Pianos minutes im the re EXHIBITION OF HO. THE QUEENS COUNTY TICULTURAL SOCIETY. HR Tee be tid 4 Feito its first, eee bition on (September) at the Dersons interested reques he spot at OF be clock, les to te istinetty intel with their names, and the names of the grower or person presentin an of this mont ushing Pavilion, All products, are respectfully ti muh ae must be on lay the 2th. All arti- Saloon of the in Horticultural to present articles for ex cy on Wedneud hie Ang tion, At the close ‘of the’ exhi gitictes, not re jing all ae at ‘hay ddesire—the pi The exhibition will be opened at 11 o’elock, A. M. on each ickets of admission will be 1234 cents each, one'ticket will it one gentlemen and one or more ladi its first Annual y_ of public. patronage. ‘The vast amount of on, worth) vated in and around ers, A NOTICE FROM LOUIS ANKICH. © the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York. It has of late come tomy knowledge that: many of my customers have Hieve that I had retired from business, as my om ene ng rebuilt the house. Inow most respectfully t sheen hatham street, with the richest assortment of he jamonds and Sil: Ware of every description, aud its branches. I further state to you ition, as some of my haighbors have oe fo vateral me, i it they: aN do it 31 tego a pot 10 be beat without a fair tr therefore avin 0 and Gentlemen, teal and inspect my ‘foods, and if tha wil UIs ANION Svalec and Diamond 818 Stee Merchant, No.6& Chathan st. UP TOWN OYSTER SALOON. WOULD respectfully inform my customers and the public, that 1 have removed an my wholesale oyster estab= tween Great Jones and. Fourth y_ of a continuance of patronage, T shall be Ihave added to the wholesale de- FY, with private rooms iu, Where a choice selec- be had. . DOWNING. es and Clocks, Silver, Kine Cutlery, rich C1 Stationery, Annuals an Parasols, ¥ gles, Hats ee Store, Read; tures and, tich goods of every description, and for the accommo- dation of Fashionable Milliaers an and Portrait Painters. creat gpa asa gallery for aueen tia Co ry! be let at a come a fashionable resort, and a convenieuce to pes cei of patronage, no aeliod Kora the guntiemen and) Indies that tak counters, ‘The proprietor intends, if possible, that, each shall contain a different kind of goods, and the ai ted will be frequently pal din the journal ‘There is also glass cases in the Bazaar for exhil jazaar will be let ‘The establishment proprietor, anda gentleman will be in attendance wo wait upon customers to the differei situation for Portrait and Basems nder ye for t ‘the sale Trot’ Tranks, F Wooder LABORATORY OF re Tooth Po: Hi tem and contains herent Cions for cutting i ing are a few of the mat to the merits of the bo met's Treaties on € it as a work complete in its arrangement, and in eR cal ap: plication to cutting, superior to any heretofore publi r of those who ma well ns medical, a led * ort who have may be of Almost inevitable consequen ormh \—it is plete have been ve fan by a perusal of the elite mn ready, and is sold at fi Senet, octane ral free of postage and DYZoe FAWC tions of th ment, without rest cary, paralysed will be T distance. ‘Ai ie sue YAZOO, from Liverpeol ig) is discharging at th PARISIAN BAZAAR. HE House aid Store No 449 Broadway, near Grand street situated in the most eligible part o! ‘Brondy location, and the whole of ery Krak Peat convenience for the posal of stap) fancy i he counters and gl il beet seperately as etal fle gencien ae Taliswing ands, vierFancy” Dry Goods Bila Cares, Gimp. Bik and W ted’ Materials, Stil aterials, ‘Milliver aud other Qrantments, Wurrier’s 5 Articles, yest: tated W Chandeliers, and Glass Ware, Pocket Bookse Mt ks, Canes, Umbrelias and erfaamery , Ladies, and Gentlemens Vurniahing Arti Laps, Ladies Store, To ‘Linen Store, ‘Thread thd Needle Store, Pict Ladies’ Heat e+ Dress Makers, Miniature story has been fitted ings and sculptare, equal to any un thi jenience far superior, and. wil moderate rent; and tn order that the Bazaar should be- And the id 18 presume and in point of jtuation nd co unters will be let for Bolg ead e contents of vesceummartion alll oe se" e charge of the K Premium new engetipasy ala. a veered in br bea part of the F the sale of ice cream and c i fapaale of ice cream and confections ‘and kept clean by the tands, Py, to NW, BENEDICT, Proprietor, agian street, oF on tl Aish 0 Lat; ons a seegual teoeyeaeietsiei eco arp ‘Also, “two For further particulars, jent Stores icy Baskets, Green House Plants, au Ware Store, or any genteel business; and possession of any of the situations may be had immediately, se18 3w*re CHEAP ohne WORKS FUMERY, COSMETICS, &e. Stvorais ov rue BXTENAIEE Carag © OF Wh eC & V. Ira soneeon to tan O, 79 TRINITY PLACE, weak THe New Trusty Cnunen, New York. Pale Yellow Soap, extra No. hite Bar" pl OM, pial i it Fancy, in boxe oft 0 6 don. Mottled Soap, very ane ee 10 oy Qpodeldoe PA yr Exe ‘and Oaskise Model of Fancy’ Boers, very #1 Aimond, Rose, Musk, Naples, ‘Camphor, ‘00 , C slip, with 200 varieties of Fancy’ Soaps, muitable for country cet Hertumed Bags, Smelling Salts Grecian Hair Dye, Cologne Waters, Lavender, Honey, Kalydor, Milk it Roses, Curling Fluid, Bear's Grease, Peprie de Rose, Ox Marrow Pomade, Macassar Oil, Essences of all kinds, der and Lotions, i a Cold Cream, Pearl Powder, Orange Blower Water, * Musk Perfumes of all kin dkerc! lette Por 418 Im*ec TO TAILO HF. Second Edition of Stinem Ss. celebrated work on cut- ts of every deseript astyle of elegance published and ready for delivery | Phase themselves of the great advantages to be de- Tad frorn the use of the instructions {{ contain, would do well to obtain a copy without delay, ‘The book is'12 by 17 inches rams of all the vario fall and ample tific manner. The follow- icky respectable names who teatify idersined being practically acquainted with Mr. Stine. ing Garments, with pleasure recommend ished, either Sutter, Staats & Banker, Charles . Horner, James Daily, John ‘0. 113 Broadway, s18 Im* re surope or America. Medical Aid. D* GREGORY, 6 oo street, is at his post as usual, day Il as bodi fle and nice, alleviating the mental as well as lerings: rd synfortungte ng to need his friendly, ae joctor has Patines ne maladies cal wate” the called nbicon,” in which he shows how. the, ¥ forms of secret Hh as cured, an 40 the method of regain MANLY Vig. 1: that portion of the work treating upon | ‘or sextaal \potence jebility, as also the fondo on cortap bab oF youthful in- discretion and melancholy delusion, a complaints incident to U yet silent monitor. toms of the venereal ing—whether the nose, com) ‘also concerning many he tender sex, will be found a friendly ‘As it respects the various forms and aymp- I disease, whether of recent of of long stand- throat or bones. be ulcerated, or however ented and difficult the case may be—its instructions are aud competent for a cure of the disease and x restoration ‘ognetientto iii chapeer om stricture is of immense importanes to those forme icon afficted, and. peukape indifferently, of half cared. well known ¢ Btrie ae is the of the disease treated sense is suffered to remain too Jong ‘without bel being Tefereace (0 this circumetanen thet it | sor mg to. The forrth edition, enta proved, ws now at! he ewe sear be mal a a receipt o| 0 aid. on pt which must also “ DOCTOR hag Pt L CARD. of 196 Fulton street, New York oh ilege of Surgeons, ot London an and r of the tnd | Eainbery ‘and Grn nate of the nee Medica College of also author of a work embraciny following rimony, Impotency ani spility, nate: in y,, Dhy ally, and me iealy explained, with a com: ¢exposition. 0 natare and. mi treatment ol ms Secondary 8p Gonorrhae; GI jiladelphy wwe-mentioned diseases, m street, where the mos menerati organs Wi in diet or exe reise, and without mer- 0 when the procreative energies become torpid or im excessive indulgence, er from masturbation, he s to health and vigor yfenvones yield to his mode of treat- able to restore the Rutgers street, w yr. Consignees will 1 to the receipt of thee roods. WINES.—100 bales superior Bridport Seine, Herring and at tee Twi . very fall beens ge from all received per recent the feat care, from For sale, on Ds a terms, LLIN | ene: Mey street cultural Soctety and the Farmers’ Ciub. ‘The Agricultural Branch in connection with this Institution, assembled on Tuesday last, at the usual place, the American Institute, inthe Park. Short- ly after 11 o'clock, parties present assembled to- gether, and there being no business of importance before the Agricultural Association, the meeting adjourned. About 12 o’clock the Farmers’ Club aesembied, Colonel Ciarx in the chair. The following fruits, &c., were presented for the inspection of the club and their consideration— Twe!ve Quinces, from Mr. Van Horne, of this city, weighing ten and a half pounds, cultivated with night soil, at Greenport, in New Jersey. Some Freestone Seedling teaches, trom Mr. Eddie, of Rahway, New Jersey; they were not quite ripe ; some of them weighed ten ounces, measured ten inches in circumference. were named the Shotwell Peaches. Six others, more ripe, from Mr. Lawrence Van Wyk-, ot thus city ; very fine, but not sv large as the former, bur ot a peculiurly pleasant flavor. ‘They were offered tor compeution. Some beauntul Apple Seedlings, Greaves, of New Jemey. A tew tine specimen of Isabella Grapes, from Mr. Sieel, of New Jersey, aud Mr. Howes ot this cuy. Alter this, a few observations were made by the chairman on the empioyment of sea weed, ora Certain description of peal, for the purposes of ugn- culture. Mr Carren then drew the attention of the m ‘a stalk of hemp presented by Charles Cunnmg® of the minth ward, It measured eight inches round te joints, and mx inches round the boay ; the topmost branch ‘was 16} feet high; and the branches extended between five anu six feet. It was more thau two men Could carry, and u spring Cart was obliged to be used for that purpose, Mr. Carter said that he had been informed that by heating water to 160 degrees, the hemp would come out finer than flax, and in some degree supersede the cotton. ‘The pre- duce of this one stulk would not be less thun 2 Ibs of very shemp. He reconmended the attention of tarmers particularly to the culuvation of hemp, ihe soi und character of this county being generally well adapted jor {tw production, ‘That during the whole of his travels in Europe he never saw such a stalk ag the one then before the m it war thea stated by a member that generally the larger the stalks were the more course Was ihe hemp, and of Jess value. ‘Mr, D. J. Brows drew the attention of the meeting to a specimen of Osage Orange, which he presented, the sur tace of which, be said, was rough like Mosaic, only all of acolor, He said it was unauveot Red River, and as en ornamental tree was exceedingly valuable, and made most excellent fences. “here ned been wa attempt to propagate tue eilk worn on it, but not with success ; this wood would imprt adye to water ; and was used by the Indians for bows, and it was said that they could do more execution, in killing animals, with a bew made of the wood of this tree, than others could with a rifle, and it was in consequence called by them * bow- wood.” It grew in all the Southern States, where it was found valu- uble as fences, but could not ulluvated further North than Pennsylvania. 'TLe Cuainman drew the attention of the meeting toa fact, that a lady of his acquaintance had placed some tomatoes in brine, for about three weeks, for the pur- pose of preserving, some of which were not quite ripe— that afterwards she put them into vinegar, and when she required them for use, some time alterwards, she found that the more ripe had resisted the salt and vinegar, end had as fine a flavor us any that had ever been eaten when they werein season. ‘This had suggested to him whether it was not possible to preserve this iruit in full perfection for the winter season, by some such means; and recom from Mr. 8. mended those present, who had an 0) pporvunity, to make some experi ton the subject. ‘Ouse must be taken to preset ve the stem, and the brine be a little stronger than sea water. ‘The Secnetany addressed the meeting on the value of sewing corn broad cast, whereby he suid that finer and more prolific crops would be produced. He hadseen corn which stood 10 feet high, which had been sown in this manner. ‘The Cuaimman said, the farmers of some parts of Long Ieland adopted the system, with great success, und it was found that cattle was very fond of the fodder it produced Mr. Stxae wished to kuow if any person present inade butter in January or February, fioin cattle fed on this fodder ? ‘Mr. Canter described the way that was necessary to promote the growth of corn sown broad cast, by which aman anda couple of horses could drag 10 or 12 ucres per day, and this would be only required about four times in the season. It was practiced in Indiana and Jilinos, and the consequence was that the yield averag:d sixty busi- els per acre. Adesultory conversation then ensued on the cause of the difference of flavor in the same description of fruit,and sometimes from the same tree. Some thought it arose from the soil, and others from the plants growing near the tree. It was ‘stated that a greater quantity of syrup might be obtained jrom the mapie tree by tapping it near the root, beneath the earth, than above the ground. Mr. Peer drew the attention of the meeting to a state- ment published in Dr. Gardiner’s lecture on guane, which recommended the farmers of this country not to purchase that article for agricultural purposes ; and, efter what had passed in the club on this subject, wished to know ifsuch recommendation had the sanction of the club. The aise man said the recommendation of Dr. Gardi- ner was for mers not to bu the present high prices. If ihe article could be had at a proper price, it would be better to use it. A very animated discussion tock place on the the various articles used for manure. Many con- tending that our land possessed sufficient for its cultivation; and it was said that if the same amount was laid out in improvements of agricul- ture as had been paid recently for guano, as good crops would have been produced, and more land brought inte astate of cultivation. That the coun- try had withi: elf, or close adjoining, certain de- seriptions of manure which had never been fairly tried, and might be found as productive as guano, of which facts several in es were given, The Chairman particularly alluded to a certain descrip- tion of soil found onthe Bahama Islands, which he had tried and found productive. The nature and qualities of these different manures was then enter- ed into. Ultimately the petises was referred over to the’next meeting, when, Dr. Gardiner was ex- pected to be present The meeting th adjourned. Literatur: Waverty Novers, Vol.8 ; Burgess and Stringer, New York.—This 13 certainly a cheap and well got up work—the type large and clear—the paper of a good quality, and contains the whole of Ivan- hoe, for 374 cents. Gamatine Unmasken ; by J. H. Green, “ the re- formed gambler” »—Redding & Co, New York.— This is a work which every parent ought to place in the hands of his children, to guard them agais.st this most pernicious vice ; the exam| ples set forth, the expose made of the tricks and schemes practis- ed by gamblers to entrap the incautious, cannot but have a salutary tendency, to make them aware of the great sin and folly of pd such amusement. erchants and brokers would, also, do well in placing a copy of this work in the hands of the young men in their cruploy it might prevent many a bright youth from falling into the depths of sin and misery. A Manvat or Curmisrry ; by Lewis C. Beck, M.D., &c., (illustrated )—A most invaluable text? took for schools and colleges—got up in elegant style, and should be in the hands of every one who desires easily to acquire a practical acquaintance with the important science of chemistry. Publish. ed by Dean, 2 Ann st. Rueat Tares—By Hanaah tore Appleton & Co. 4 ew York.—Another delightful volume, par- ticularly for young people, as they portray social lute with great faithtulness and elegance. Turep Annvat Revort or THR American IN- stirvrTe.—This volume may be had at the Institu- tion, and contains a considerable amount of inlor- mation relative to the Institution, its management, and the receipt and disbursement of its funds, &c. Tue Lire ann Apventures or Atonzo—W. M Christy, New York.—An interesting work, well got up. Ramaeton, Part I1l—Winchester,§New York. Will be found interesting to those who know the times and circumstances of which it tre Prints.—A most beautiful lithograph print of the cutting out of the B.and N. A. Steam Ship Britan- nia from Boston harbor, on the 3d of February last, when a canal was cut in the ice seven miles long and one hundred feet wide, at the expense of the merchants and other residents of that city, so asto enable her to proceed to sea. The print is beautifully executed on stone, by A. De Vanderi- court, from a sketch by J. C. King, and measures Ps] by 17 inches. Copies may be had of Andrew Gadie, Anglo American office, 4 Barclay street. W.S. Arcuer, Eeq., U. S. Senator of Virginia A mezzotint engraving of this gentleman, the le: d- er of the republican party in that Senate, has re. cently been issued by Mr. Du Pay, and may be had at Stephens & Walliams, looking glass manufac- turerers, Broadway. Price 50 cents Those per sone that know the gentleman say that itis a good likeness. Music —“The Hibernia Bouquet,” containing four of the most beautiful and popular Irish airs, hasrecently been issued by Dubois, Broadway A great State Muss Convention of Whigs’ ia be held at Rochester, N. Y., on the 2d : Cerober, when Daniel Webster, Cassius M win, of Ohio, Rufus Choate, and John are expected to be in attendance. Cassius M. Clay, of Kentucky, arrived at Albany on Tuesday moraing, and took lodgings at the He lett tor Boston in the afternoon, and wili seni on Bunker Hill and in Faneuil Hall Richard Warner, of Medi nominated as the democratic can date forthe 29th Congress, aud E. M. county, as the democratic candidate fe the vacan- in the present Congress, occasioned by the death of Gen. Brinkerhoff. Letters from Washington say it is currently re- ported that the Hon. John Y. Mason is about to resign his office ot Secretary of the Navy, and is to receive an appointment abroad, and that a dis- tinguished gentleman from the central part of New York, and a member ol the democratic party 1s to succeed him in the Navy Department. Commodore John D. Sloat, who has been ap- pointed to the command of the Pacific equadron, will embark at Hert ye in the Orego Comd’t Cina jor Chagre: Stone, Esq, on, Lieutenant ‘anama, about Gen. Lewis Cass ani ‘Thos. L. Hamer, Eeq, are an nounced to address a Democratic Mass Meeting ut Colum- bus, Ohio, on the 23d inst, ‘Wa. Chilton Allea, son of Hon. rs house in Kentucky, on the 6th, oged 19—e promising young sculptor. The Southern Reformer chronicles the — of the Hon. Isaac R. Nicholson, of Hinds county, M: formerly Judge ol the seventh district of that State. ‘The Hon. Daniel Webster has accepted the invitation to deliver the annual address bs fore the Hompshire,Hamp- den and Franklin Agricultural Society, ut Northampton, on the 2d of Uctober. Dr. Lloyd B. Brayton, of Providence, was struck with ralysis on Saturday, while walking trom the American jouse, and died in a lew hours after. Ex-Governor Davis will deliver an address, and Park Benjamin, a poem, before the Mercantile Library Asso- ciation in Boston early in October. Joseph Ruseell, of Warrensburgh, is the Locofoco cen’ didate or Congress in the 16th District (Franklin, Clin- ton, Warteu and part of Hamilton counties.) Garrit Smith, Esq, the Abolition orator, has been ed- dressing large dudieuces in Fulton, Oswego Co. The Hon. G. Melville, addreeaed a large meeting of the democratic. party at Louisville, on Wednesday lust, and addressed the citizens at Lexington, Ky., ou the 18h inat. and is to be at Cincinnati, on the 17th, und Columbus on Chilton AUen, died at A grand dinner was to be given to the Hon. A. Burt, of Lexington district yesterday, by his constituents. B. M. Vaorhees, chief clerk of the Bureau of Construc - tion, in the Navy department, died in Washington on Friday night, of typhus fever. The Hon. Lucian P. Ferry, one of the Presidential elec tors on the Democratic ticket in Indiana, died a few days since. John Gilbert, Eeq., the contingent Elector, is sul e Bishop Kemper, of Lafayette, Ia., in company with a gentleman named Meson, very nurtowly escaped drown- ing 1n attempting to ford a riv ; butthe Bishop and Mr. Mason fortunutely made the shore, on the same side they went in, by swimming. The horse was drowned. RK. ‘Tyler has returned from Fire Island, and is g at Mrs. Gardiner’s, in Lafayette Place, where the aay of President ‘Tyler is on a visit for @ short near Delbi, on Mondsy General Maricle left Pittebur uccompanied by bi Gen, Irvine, Mr. Giddings, of Ohio, Mr. ton and others of thia city. Secretary Wilkins has left Washingtsn for Western h on ears es Ball Haghes, the eminent sculptor, has finished his eof brovze, representing the late illus- trious Bowditch, of Boston Theatrical and Musical, The following members of the sock end buskin have afrived in this city within the last day or two —Miss C. Cushman, from Philadelphia ; Mr. H. Crisp, and Mr. Philips, from England, and Signor Antognini, from Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Walcot, and Mrs. Timm, are re-en- gaged at the Albany Museum. The first mentioned for twelve nights only. Mr. and Misses Andrews gave a farewell concert at the Masonic Temple, Boston, Tuesday evening. Mr. Silsbee made his first appearance in Buffalo on Tuesday evening, us Sam Slick, the Clock- Mr. Graham made a decided hit on the occesion of his first appearance at the National Theatre, Boaton, on Monday night. eminently successful, on her first appearance the same evening, there. The rumor is not correct, that Mr. Macready jet ai hiring the Melo- Rodney, a gentleman Melodeon tur Miss Neison was also was at the head of the pro; deon Theatre, from Montreal, has hired the and that he intends to ask Mr. Macready to act for a few nights previous to his departure for Dr. Charles Po known here, die en, of Mesinerie notoriety, recently at Bordeaux," on the point ‘of embarking for the Unite wood, formerly manager of the heatre, Philadelphia, came pas- Robert C. Me Chesnut Street senger in the Victoria. Mr. Lane, a blind gentleman, is lecturing on the education of the blind, and on education generally Abby Kelley has ay lecturing to full houses, at Al hu N. “moral reform,” ‘‘ aboli- Mr. lly. Russell is now giving concerts, at the Hanover Rooms, London. ‘Tne Distin Famiiy. throughout England, I mily, so well known nd, and Scotland for their performance on brass instruments, are now per- torming in Germany withfgreat éciat. Fanny Elssler will be succeeded at the Dublin Theatre, by a select operatic company, a Grint, Bhi fo Mario, Corelli, Palt nd The engagement is limited to ten The Brighton (Eng.) Theatre, under the man- agement of Mr. Hooper, has been doing well.— Hamilton, the Irish comedian, has made quite a hit in some of Power's favorite parts. Maile. Cerito, Mdile. Louise, M. St. Leon, and M. Montessor have been starriog at the Bath Theatre, (Exg.) with great success. A new opera by Herold, the author of “Zampa,’’ has been brought vut in London with success, Mr. H. Horncastle, Mr. Frazer, Miss M. A. Crisp, and Miss Mears, are engaged at the loon, London. The following engagements have been made by Mr. Webster for the opening the Adelphi theatre, Strand, rig atthe end of September:—Madame Mrs Yates, Miss Woolgar, Miss Chaplin, Mrs. F. Matthews, Miss Floyd, Mrs. Woollidg Messrs. O Smith, Wright Hudson, Cate of Drury-lane The Misses Pynes have been giving Concerts at Bedford, Wilkinso: .) Cowell, Sandern, Se. Mr. Carter, “the American Lion King,” as he is teria | in England, is at ened amphitheatre, gic characters at the Noval Victoria t A new piece by Le mon Rede, entitled “The Old House in West interdicted by the Lord © hamberlain of pesiend. The Depttord theatre opened by Mr. Cockerill, tre. There is no troth in the rumor that Mr. Mac- ready and Mr. Ryder had quarrelled some time Count For THE CORRECTION OF rm ‘ept 17, 1844—Present— Senator Strong, d No. 1— Horatio N Fy att and ol vs. Thompson iconeluded rH. 8. Dodge was s heard Io 23 other Senators. for def. in error. oj be Decision poned till gg Lg French va Friend Lawrence. for pif. in error. Missovr L—The effi "The following are the results : Edwards, (Hard) 37,119; Sims (Sott) is ‘The House stand | returns of the Missourt ¢ Louis Republican of the Fane ek og Chas, H, Allen, (Soft lected to Congress 56 locos to 44 whige. Derawane CoLteas.—We are happy to hea toes this institution still flourishes, and has sa sphea vel about the firet of September, Freshman class of sixteen, and additions also to the other and more new students are still expected. The also has been fuller this summer than ever be- This institution is increasing in usefulness, and we Commend it to the most lil age of the Citizens of Delaware.—Delaware Journal. New Exrress Rovre.—Adams & Co. have ex- tended their Expres lines ee an nel ba jumbia end York, Pennsylvania, and to Wi