The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1844, Page 3

STATEMENT OF THE Imports AND Exvronts or tHe T- ‘There has been & Very great improvement in the stock arket. Every stock in the list advanced. Canton went P 1}; Mohawk 3j °: Harlem 2; Stonington } ; Norwich 4 Worcester };] Sarmers’ Loan 2 ; Illinois 3 ; Indiana 3; hio 6, J Pennsylvania 6's, 1; Erie Railroud 3 ; Read- g Railroad 14 ; My >rris Canal 2; United States Bunk } ; jorth American Tra St 4; Illinois State Benk 3. ‘The books ot transfe r of the East Boston Compiny ore n at the American!2, xchange Bank. ‘There is considerable feeling in Wallstreet among ders of stock in the North American Trust and Bank- i Company, in relation to the disposal of the assets in hands of the receiver. Jt is estimated that there must assets amounting to at leest two raillions, a large part which is available, The improvement in many of the urities held by the rec'eiver, and the general advance the value of all species’ Of property within the past 0 years, is certainly suffic.'¢nt to induce the stockhold- to make enquiries regarding the whereabouts of the perty. The stock of this conrpan y is held principally brokers and speculators, who ; vurchased it at the weat prices, and have a very large margin for anim- rovement. The original holders o: £ this stock will not ‘ive all the advantages arising frou , any movement that ay be made to impweve the assets o { the concern by the iver. There bas recently been very few operations in the street in this stock, and vrehs.ve no doubt holders anxious to get up sn excite metat for the purposes of reating speculation, It matters little to the receiver of ets of this company, w ‘ho the stockholders are, hether they are speculators« the original holders, he hould keep those interested in formed of the actual posi. ion of the company’s affairs fro m time to time, so that the value of the stock may be regt Jated accordingly. The Banks of Plymouth cov aty Massachusetts, paythe following dividends :—Plymou th, three percent; Old Co. ony three do; Wareham three do; Hingham three do. — It is expected that the Duxbury Bank will pay toits share- holders another dividend of tv ro per cent of its capital on the sameday. The Old Colony lasurance Company pay dividend of six per cent at t] 1e same time. 4"he value of the exports ‘from New York for Septem- ir, was nearly double that for August, and nearly equal the value of exports for both July and August. INotwit: standing this, the balance against us on our own jimportaty ons is steadily and repidly increasing. We an- nex a table: showing the imports and exports to October: 1st, and the balance against usin our foreign trade :— trict of New Yorx, puaine tHe Finst Nine ON THs or 1844, I Imports. Dutiable foreign goods, Janusty to July, Dutiable foreign gi > r July, .. le foreign goods for Au maui, a foreign goods for September, ... sommes 9,311,276 ‘Tota importation for nine months, gee ve + -$65,261638 mdze._ fm Jan. | to July,$14,676,7 Domenie merchandise, July...” 1300” set Domestic merchandise, August,.. 1,6” 41.297 Domestic merchandise, September 2," 46°05, Foreign mdze. fm Jan. 1 Jam Foreign merchandise, Jul Sag eae foreign me vel Foviga Merehaa 1 —— = 3,350,533 $23,099,675, Exeess of Imports’ ser exports, in. nine months, $41,361,963 The balar se ®M,einst us in a trade of nine months, amounts to the enormous sum of forty one millions three hundred ad sixty-one thousand nine hundred and sixty- three dol" jars, The exports of specie for September have been ve" /y trifling to what was anticipated, the amount being ©” aly $609,292. ‘The total exportation of specie from th‘s P ort for the past three months, only amounts to $1,984 972, as follows :— ‘ Sercie Expontep rrom THE Port or New Youx. ‘Tot al shipments for July for Augu $1,934,972 very small amount, and the limited shipments can only be accounted for, from the fact, that almost every one largely indebted abroad, is putting off the time sof payment as long as yossible. They cannot get out af debt by postponing the time of payment; the MOF int to be paid isonly accumulating and must become M9 ce difticult to Mft eventually. There is not the slightest foundation for the reports ‘that large quantities of foreign manufactures—of the re- cent impottations -have been re-shipped, sent back from whence they came. The total value ot foreign merchen - dise exported from this port from January 1st to October, according to the above table, is only $3,350,683. This amount is composed of many items of merchandise of the growth and production of foreign countries, except fercign manufactures. In August and September only $522,525 worth of foreign merchandise,of everydescription ‘was exported. This is sufficient evidence that nearly the whole of the immense importations of the past nine months is yet in the country. Owners of these goods abroad much rather submit to a sacrifice in this market than in their own, both on account of their pocket and credit. Our auction houses are filled with these foreign manufactures, and prices for them are depreciating every day. Many jobbers have been serious sufferers by the late decline in prices. Large purchases were made early in the season, at the prices then current, in anticipation ‘of avery oxtensive trade. They have been unfortunate in their anticipations. Trade has not been so active as looked for, and prices have fallen, from the immense sup- ply of goods aud the diminished amount of business com- pared with the spring trade. The importers, jobbers and retailers have very large stocks at this moment, and great sacrifices must be submitted to by all parties. We have too many goods in this market to keep up a healthy state of things. Our manufacturers have been, all through the season, very actively engeged in turning out goode, and the market is as much overstocked with domestic as Soreign manufactures, and the depreciation in prices is equally as great on one as the other. The first evil effect of the over-trading carried on for the past two seasons, will show itself in the most remote section of the coun- try, among those who were induced to purchase larger stocks of goods than they were able to pay for, and who must become bankrupts by an over-extension of credits From this the troubles spread through everydepartment of business, and bankruptcy follows on. The importer @annot pay the manufacturer, unless the jobber pays him; the jobber cannot pay the importer unless the retailer pays what he owes, and the whole train of trade is so mingled together that when one of the links give way, the whole syatem becomes deranged. At the rate the commercial classes of this city have progressed for the past nine months a revolution in commercial affairs, commencing as we have stated above, must assuredly come round in leas than three years A look at the vast hange that has taken place in our foreign trade since 1843, is sutficient to convince any one of the truth of the remark, The importations into the United States for 1843 amounted to $89,255 182, and the exports to $100,- 063,266, leaving a balance in our favor of $10 808,064 A view of the imports and exports of this city fur a few years past, will settle the subject in the minds of all con- clusively. Vauve or Imronts, Exroats, axp Duties Coutecten oF New York. Duties Value Value collected. Imports. . 598 $ 4,558 143, 23,020,015 1844, (niae months,). 19,253,286 66,261,638 23,899,675 ‘This is the best evidence in the world of the danger that surrounds us, and a plein, comparative statement like this must convince every one that we are going a oad too fastto insure safety. The statement that we lave given ab vo of the imports und exports of this port, is mate up under the new divisions of the year. The fixeal year now commences on the Ist of July instead of Istof October. We annex @ statement, showing the imports into this port forthe yearending Sept. 30th -— Imports into THE Port or New York, NRF Free. Dutiable. Free. Dutiable $2,706,821 3,571,731 2,050,484 7,971,622 2'799,119 5,906,616 2,070,877 16,959,728 119 070, Serond g ‘Phied quarte Total... :. +. ..17,094,072 29,573,900 11,170,302 63,921,984 Duty on’ imports, $9,931,923 $21'379'720 ‘The imports of the two years compare as follows :— Free goods, in- cluding if cie Dutiable Total and bullion. of BCS, imports 1943, Sept. 90, . $17,094,0 2 9,579,900 46,667,972 1914, Sept. 30 + 11,470,302 63,921,084 75,392,286 — 34,248,004 28,721,314 5,623,770 - - $11,444,797, The excess of free 1648, is to be attributed to the numerous cargoes of tea and ooffee entered in the second quarter, in ontici pition of aduty being put upon these articles during the sitting of Congress, then in session. Every official 1e- turn fromthe Treasury Department or from the Custom House, shows a very great increase in the receipts of fo, Great deal.of commercial trouble and embarrassment will grow out of these extended movements. Old Stock Exchange. 1000 City 5's, 68 0 rT free RY Ses, agg 1018 Py \ aieeie 4 54000 Ohio 6's ’60 101, 100 8 5000 | do boo 101g 25 2 He Nbds 45 350 L Island RR 5) A bds 42 400 ‘o bso 88 b30 4536 300 630 86, 5000 Reading RR bds 72% 50 = do ry YehasAmExc Bk mre 30 do bio 8: 5 ge 8 35 Hudson & Berkshire 17 o a 29 Iinods Bk 190 Nor & Wore RR 7) ‘do ae 2% do bis 7856 25 do, ‘b30 2a 20 do bis 78 ig Nant bw it, % Mohswk RR és ol 1200 Farmers’ Trust” 4736 100 do 636 Ey do b20 = iy d bio 67 100 i: b30 ws 50 4 b30 a 50 do 31047 100 Harlem RR bid 76 100 de a7 do 90 763% ie M4 473 Reading RR Se * 45. 100 Canton Co tw $2" 275 Stonington RR Ma 75 do bao 523g 25 bew 345 100 do b30 53° 275 bile oo do SIM 25 bis 4 25 do 51d— 500 ra] 125 do * ot 50 b10 54h 2% HousatonicRR 28-100 29% Second Board. $5000 Penn’a 5's b30 75, 200 shas NAm Tiust 3-15 100 shas Farmers?’ Ln 3 463 290 Ly Inland Hit & 199 US Bank 9 2% Canton Co ola 90 East Boston Co 12 ot 50 do 12 bs aed ml ry ‘Cal & Bky Co 138 10 ni] ‘oO 2 100NAmTrustCo 1534 ee New Stock Exchange. 25 shas Mohawk RR 25 J. Island RR oo do 66) btw 3 330 85 50 do 2a 8S 25 East Boston, div. off 32 $0 Harlem RR’ 30 76, 40 Paterson KR 86 15 Nor & Wore RR 719 25 do bnw 79 Stoni re a 75 Stonington b10 54 b3 St 53% 58a State of Trade. ‘We quote moderate #aies of pots at $418] a4 . Js are very steady at $4 31} a 4.37} *XBrxswax—Small sales of northern, southern and west- ern prime yellow are made at 294 a 30c. Corron—The enquiry was limited tp. and resulted im the sale of 400 bales for export. Prices slightly an favor of the buyer. Fro No change from Saturday’s rates. Genesee is held at $475 ‘The receipts of flour and wheat at tide water for the 4th week in September are— Flour, bb's. Wheat, bush. 3 5 Albany,. sees T3910 9,04: ‘West Troy, + 23/540 38,206 97,555 47,341 Aggregate receipts at tide water, fom the opening of navigation to the close of Septembe ur, bbls. Wheat, bush. 184, 720,308 1843, . 501,893 Increase,.......+... 201,081 218,416 ‘The receipts of barley at tide water are, reper 85,162 bushels; West Troy, 46,683 do—total, 131,846 bushels. Fisu—Dry cod sells at $225 a2 Mackerel, No. 1, we now quote at $10 50 a 10 624; N $825; No. 3, $d 75 a $6. Tovisions—-Obio pork is declining. We must reduce our quotations to $7 60 a 7 624 for prime, and $9.9 12) for mess. Beef is very inactive, and quotations cannot be ot! ‘ise than nominal. Lard, Ohio, isin moderate request, and we quote keg at 6} a6jc. Cheese is in very limited demand at 43 a 64c. Wuisxer—Diudge casks sell at 24c. as wanted. Prison and western barrels are vary firm at 24}.a25c. There is very little doing in either description. Cattie Marxer, Oct.7.-At market, 1,600 beef cattle, 400 {rom the south; 35cows and calves, and 4,000 sheep. Parces—Beef Cattle—We quote as last, in the face of the large supply, $4 25 a 4 75, to $5 25 a 5 50, for retailing cattle. Left over, 400 Cows and Calves—All sold at $16 a 25. Sheep aud Lambs—Sheep, sules at $125a3 50; lambs, 75a $175. Left over, 800. Hay—Small supply, at last week’s ‘The shipments this week (says the Pottsville Journal of the 5th inst ) show on increase of 1,668 tons, 1,333 of which are by the canal. This is caused by the refreshing rains in this quarter, which have replenished the quantity of water in th wil, Freights have again receded to 85 to Philadelphia; to New York, $2 30. mercial List states that the demand for coal con- tive for shipment, and also for city consumption, and holders are very firm, with an upward tendency in prices. Sales of white ash lump at $3 24.0337); and red ash at $3 37} a 3 60 per ton Prepared white ash at $3 50a 362; and red ash $3 624 a3 75 per ton, cash—when on time, with interest addea. The shipments from the Le bigh, for the week ending on the 2ist, amounted to 256,- 8u8 tons. The following are the rates of treight from Philadelphia :— Per ton. To Salem,..... + $1 62 Cambrldgeport and Bright 1% Caml jeport am ‘on, o Boston,, ler seeeeee $l 6Oal I Newport » Rh 37; Providence and Fall River, 3 Ruceirts ror THE We By Railroad. Behari Haven ‘a 7,984 13 Pottaville da 01 SA | Carbor yDhitl F 13,085 17 Little Schuylkill, Per last report,. ..303,725 03 Per last report, 316,811 00 By railroad,.... ‘Total Married, On the 221 ult. in Hardwick, (Vt.) by the Rev. Samuel Thurber, Mr. G. W. Fuuven, of this city, to Miss Deno- Ran Aixswoutn, of Woodbury, Vt Died, On Monday, 7th inst. Rosanna Faencn, wife cf Joseph V. French, in the 24th year of her ree. The friends of her husband, and those of her brother, Patrick Mulligan, are requested to attend ber funeral, this afternoon at 4 o’clock, without further notice. On Monday, 7th inst. of consumption, Many, wife of Ichabod K. Cushman, and daughter of the late Asa Co- nant, aged 21 years. ‘rhe friends and acquaintances of the family, and also of her brother, Charles Conant, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, to-morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, from her late residence, 63 Ludlow street. FE Passengers Arrived, Borpeavx—Ship Medora—J Erson, J Street, A Verdien, Mint Mt Banks, Bauks, Miss Edwards, Mrs ‘Turner, and 3 18 u —Norw brig King Carl Johan—M Janson, and Gin the steerage. Foreign Importations. JOR: fedora—35 hhds annato Becket & Louet— pes. paney 10 gr do J Carnell—35 hf 30 qr 10 hhds Vietor hf do A Benninger—10 nhde do U C Castel- 10 hf do 10 gr do 10 hits do A Pavensteadt—I61 casks por- D G & D Howland—150 hf pipes 60 qr do 10 hhds brandy 8 cs to order, __ MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steamships. AMERS. FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA. Lo Oct. 16 | Packets to Sall. LIVERPOOL. Sept. 6 | Patrick Henry, Delano, Oct. 6 Sept. 11] U. States, Britton, Oct. 1h «17 | England, Bartlett, Oct. 16 Sent. 21 | Rochester, Britton, Oct. 21 ‘Sept. % | Garrick, Trask, Oct. 6 roRTsmou H. Hudson, Moore, Prince Albert, Sel HAVRE. Zurich, Johnston, Baltimore, Funck, i. PORTAMOUTH, . Sept. 10 | Switzerland, Knight, Oct. 10 ,” Sept. 20 | Quebec, Hubard Oct 20 WavN Sept. 8 | Duchasse d’Orlean: Oct. 8 Sept. 16 | gelby, Edgar, Oct, 16 Ship Masters and Agents, HA esteem it afavor if Captains of Vessels will give he ERT Stivey, Captain of our News hi left at the port whence they ir passage, alist of their farmo. Boats, i tied, the vena ‘is wd’ any. fo amet uewspapers, or news they may have. He un mediately ou their arrival. “Agents and Correspondents at vine abroad, will also coufer a favor by sending to this office al Marine In can obtain. Nautical Inforina- iigence the on of any Kind will be chankfally reon'ted, PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 8, wun suN eared, I Shits La Duchess d’Orleans, Richardson, Havre, Wm Whi 0; 4 Liverpool, D. Ogden; Anson,B julrana, Dennis, New Orleun ile,’ Post & Phutlips—Barg i Mr. St George, F Charleston, GS 'satto M_Phillips, Pratt, Mobi (Brem) Bearman, Bremei Alsop & Chauncey—brig Gen Marion, Shey F Griffin—Schrs Phebe Eliza, Onborn, Norfolk Stur= gess bat beta landy, Pratt, Mobile, Hurlbutt; Lyneh- Rie Ee 1 i lexandrin, irKeas learman;, Henry , Sma oT Mitchell; Olympic, ducks mote NL MeCres Halter, Lewis, Aux Cayen, 8 'W Lewis, Arriv ea, Ship Medora, Barnes, of Charleston, 30 days from Bordeaux, with wine and bran 8 Duraud &'Co, Shin Hellespont, Adams,from Palermo, with frait to Law+ rence & Phelps. Ship Washington. from Palermo. passed Rock of Gibraltar 2h Aagust, with mdse ta Bridges & Steitin. Norw brig King Carl John, ‘Poibs, 04 days from Gotten: vam, By oe wally " fm J Di f fish. ir Rubicon, eh Ellen, entld aha, wth Stag ie ir Vorra, Crocl Ww Behr Hee y canglay peste mi Ingao N Crowell, Pergu-on, New oil, ‘ef 1000 tons burthen, gost. of the best materials and. in the 'm » ‘Taylor, Bost Schr Compliance, Kelley, Boston, with mdse. he Two Marys, from’ Connecticut Kiver bound to Hae vana. Schr Win T Thing, Cape Ann, with fish. : Selow. Ship Elisha Dennison. we : Salled. Ships Patrick Henry, Delano, Liver Orleans; Aquetnet, ‘Mosher, Phil Ray mond, NOrleans; Superior, Mobile; Sultana, NOrleans: karque Pexidore, St Thomas; Win & James, Mobile; Mason. Barney, uenos Ayres; Republic, Bremen; 'brigs Amanda, Macht Othello, Demarara; Augusta, Savanuah; North Bend, Dema- pool; Union, Rattoor Iphia; Atalanta, Correspondence of the Herald. Covnien Orrice, est ON, Oct. 4—3 P. wf ile, Johiison, do; James Ei Arrived. New York, NYorl wie iter, Newport, Wale: lersey, Tucker, Newport, Sailed, Sinus, Stetson, Wndi Havana; Emma, Bancroft, Phil i. Miscellaneous Record, Foreign Lerrer Orrice.—The Duchess d’Orleans, Robin- soa, for Havre, will sail to-day, and Switzerland, Knight, for London, on Thursday. Avornen New Packet Sair.—The_ beautiful new ship New York arrived at thes port yesterday from Zew, York ‘he New pri is 32 tons, and will draw when deeply” laden, about FA Brown, Westbrook, ip 14 feet, her ac tions for passengers are very neat and comingdiout by Cane, Bure Hull, long an favorably of the brig George,—[Charles- ton Patriot Se I sloop and 42 ats. Clearances—8 ships, 2 barques, 18 brigs, 18 schooners, 1 sloop and 42 sieamboats. In Port, Sept 30—9 sloops and 4 steamboai 3 wand Wheeler, a sailor on board the ship I ana, Capt. Bennett, arrived at port yesterday morni HARLESTON.—Harbor Myster’s Report for Is, 14 ships, 4 barques, 21 brigs, 23 schooners, ships, 4 barques, 7 brigs, 10 schooners, 2 brought from the Balize in irons, for having mutinied on rd that vessel while she was lying at the Passes, ref wing to do duty aud committing a desperate assault on the captain.—[N. O.Pie., —The Norfolk Beacon of F ‘of and for Berlin, Maryl 9 ious to the gale of the hing has been heard of frer—ahe was Darga of Dry Goods, Groceries, ine of the good marked C. L. Wi Berlin, Md. w works black, and wh upp informa. i will be thankfully’ received by her owner, C. L.. Wile Hans Desi Md Hiv Sanawac—The largest. ship, destined for the merchant service which has ever been built in Philadelphia, wae lowse led n Phila wae The Sa iil be: mearly and has teen, built, without reference to © approved manner. ‘designed to sail in thelr yesterday morning, at Ken: She is owned by Tine of packet ships from this wort ervool. . Sram Packer Ockan—This fine new iron vessel, to which is attached the Loper propeller, eft the wharf at Wilmington yesterday afternoon, and though'her machinery had not made a turn, up to the moment of starting, she avers hour on her trip to this city, under unfavorable circu gf running Hight, and with but about thirty pounds of st thi thie differnt propellers is how exciting ‘ope, ten miles per ng. Spoken. Energy, (Br) Hodson, from Bednah, NS, 30 days out for Lon- don, 11th ult , fat 47. lon 14, supplied her with provisions—by- the Medora, at this port, J Drew, of Kingston, bound home, 27th ult., on the Banks— by the same, 3 Athelstor Llanelly, Cid, Hew lohnsti Hartlepool, Clio, Brown, Padstow: Martna, Steele, Whitehaven; Ariadne, 3d, Amity, Demp: Aberdeet Henry 3 Congress, Sew: Rogers ella hs Curlew berland, Coate, Hull; Garrick, Glasgow. Art Apollo, Walker, Dundee; Urania, Hobb: H age, Ipswich: less, %, Bristol; R- Newton, ndor Oct 3—Cld Mary, Grant, Glasgow. Lixke Porta. mp, Oct 2—Arr Racine, Buffalo. Joy, Navivator, Texas, and Argyle, F olumbus, Cow ld, i Burvaro, Oct 5—Arr Wayne, Maumee River; Equato Jan; U States, Det lower, Upper Lakes; Ft Mouatain, Cleveland. "ld, Fulton, Toledo; Buffalo, and Juliette, De nicago! Ruggles, Owanunga, W-bster,’ Bide 1 E radere M Kreme, and President, Uleves ic Onneaut; Buekeye, Sandusky; Benningtor Emily, Milan; L Colbura, Burwell, Oceana, C1 ton, Osweco, Oct 1—Arr O: Vandalia, Sylph, Napol G'S" Weeks, Delaware, OH Walker, Jorephings Wertane Pa Taski, Ontario, and Empire, Upper Lakes, Cld, Cuba, Cha ton, Hudson, Mohawk, Chesapeake, Quick, Napoleon, Madi- son, St Lawren, Upper Layes. Home Ports. Castine, Oct 2—Arr Adams, Gay, Livernocl; Pontsmourn, Oct3~Arr Agawam, Smalley, Belfast for Bos- fous Catalase, Goodwin, Pembroke for do; Alert, Combs, or for do. ‘w Haven, Oct6—Arr B L Swan, Benjamin, Demarara; beth, Hoyt, Albany. Sid, RC Fisher. ‘Thompson, Giua- A do; Susquehannah, Moulthrop,’ West do; H Chase, Udale, Albany; 8 It —Arr Adelaide, Sidrick, Cienfuegos: Choe- Charleston: Factor, Hardy, Havre de Grace; Bose val, Baltimore; Joseph Balch, Hallet, Baltimore, via eports a severe gale from SSE, in the Cove, : sloop Stranger, of Boston, aud whaling sch nge, of Plymouth, dragged their anchors and went aso the sloop was partly filled with water, and it was h would be got off without much damage: 4 saw a large ship at anchor between Scituate and Ci ably the Ashland, justout of Seituate, Home, Howes; O: rillic; Majestic, True, and Adams, Pea: 1 Dean, Pernainbuco, Ist alt—teft, brig n, for Zinzivar ina few days, ‘repg; Amphitrite, Hall, from Phil’a, arr Aug 29: the Nile carried away f . hiladelphia; mast yesterday, of oston light, Webb, Jacmel Billow, Vinal, Gonai Col Tayh Brown, for Bo only Aim yessel. Ad Br] Di or; Lion, Baxter, Halifax 2d inst—on hence the Ist, for Halifex and Liverpool. Florence, a Shy! ews, Baltimore; Howe, W Gan: C ‘Tarbox, Philadelphia. Howard} Unicorn; orge ‘Henry; Mary; ‘orvo; Importer: Ana- Chalcedony; Alvano; Chester, and Niger. ids; ship Essex on, Win bout 20 miles from Sambro Light, passed steamsh G Mindoras Lay wan; Mary Aurora; Acom; Okage; Mozart; Almen wnteo'started,” and anchored it ted and anchored in Nantucket Koads, LK, Oct H—Sld Rienzi, Elliott, Boston. Ni Oct I—Arr Casilda, Crabtree, Charleston. Cld e, Deamark, fm Guada- naccount of sickuess of CHan TO! lonpe, for Wilmington, N the C. In the Otting. a Rivashi Monn Sept 38— Ay Martha Washington, Doane, NYork; ‘Thos P Hart, Bartlett, “Thomaston, (ld, Wetumpka, Lewint Pensacola; H Plantagenet, Beswick, Havana. ort, Sept 30. Acton, Daggett, Nc ork; London, do; Mobil emore, WOK fre; Taleyrand, Trips, do; Freighter, Knight 3 Wetump- Lewis, wx frt. : New Onueans, Sept 20—Acr Indiana, Bennett, NY ork: 8 5 Green. do; Palmyra, Barstow, Boston; vens, Coromando, Hedge, Liverpool; Mary Wash: Weer, Sent at Age SD Naya Lintield, NYork. ww West, Sept 2i—Arr J D Noyes, Littlegeld, NYork. Cd, R-W Brown, Tatum, N York. 2 a angen TO LAMP MAKERS. WANTED—A competent workman, well acquainted with the Lamp, Business, to whom liberal wages and constant employment will be Abily to 08 3t* re J. & 1. COX, 15 Maiden Lane. ANLED—Agents wanted to canvass the suue iNew York, for Professor Arust’s History of the United States. It is anew of great popularity and unquestioned worth, and will amply repay those who engage in the business. Apply to ©. J, GILLIS, obec 127 Fulton street. 10 BOATMEN. Stone wanted immediately, Apply 19.48 Norfolk ree WALLIAM FORGAY. 05 lwtec A ven. FOR SALE. 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Hunter's Red Drop. ‘This well known remedy, for cer- , ow been before the public as the only for tn years, and more han 50,000 vials cine have been sold in this country, and wer failed to and be coay delays in this risk of our your life a cure, for $i—to-mor sien opin ibm YS) SALE—For want of ose, a fine SETTER kind, well broke, under easy eomman:, under- both French and English, and fetches his birds and 9 o'clock, A. M., and 3 189 Houston street. 08 it?m $s" EN DOLLARS REWARD=On near th« Park, a brown Pointer, ad chest. Has the mange or distem er side ot his shoulders in consequence—had ‘ I curb collar with owners name—also a leather strap and ring. Whoever retarns said Dog to 190 Chambers street, Wisl -ecrive te shove rewa d. 07 38U TO t.bnT Post Orrice, New York, Oct. 5, 1844 HE four rooms in the Merchant's Exchange, now ocet asthe Brauch or Lower Post Office, given on or about the first of December next at any time by acall terms will be made SON, know by application to J. GREEN PE ; ‘At the Merchaut’s Exchange, ot JOHN LURIMEK GRAHAM, POM. 07 lwrre, Upver Post Office, New York. OGADORE, WOO—50 bales best quality—for sale by 1 Seema WOODHULL & MINTURNS, o're 7 South stleet two m C} . Strangers are respectfully informed that Dy itt is a member of the University Sity of New York, and that exelusive- 'y confin tice from being general to treatment of Qfrrarn classes of diseases, (now over eleven veary,in the city of w York,) which ngaces his entire atteutwon, ‘The any ne slot recdrd greater success than 13 to be foun ‘Phe Doetor cautions the unfortunate ageiust the ase of mercury, as it has its thousands of victims, ‘Iecect canes wre ina few days removed entirely from the s Mee Uh stem treated by A persou legally gualif aot by pretenders and quacks as there are several of them in thit sity. Persons afflicted wich protracted aad inveterate cases seed not despair of being restored to health by applying to Thr Corbitt, A practice of msuy years has established the Doctor's epntation for skill and .apectability. Scrietures engage the Doctor's profound attention. A medicine may be had to pre wot a cortain disease in any of ite forme. #18 In re CRAP=110 lish, atloat, for sale b: Ss ve ene OODHULL & MINTURNS, on 1 South street. SPECTER ee PR SPELTER—I5 tons Soalie 5 SRL M Sn Pa you are jndic! AUCTION’ SALES. ' vero eE IAM A MOONE Sea ea EA Ria Beret a MOONEY, Auctioneer. 2 ann Tovs.—B. " 10 velock, at the Malden rin, to loge atdek, a superior aaa tient faney Go in part of Garters, Su = Work Boxes and Cases, Writing Deak, ‘otton and Silk Purses. Also, 6 cases superior large Tin Toys, Also, 45 Canvass and Seal Travelling Trunks. cases of Freuch Soap. ow ready. XTENSIVE SALY. OF FURNITURE—H. E. WIL E LARD will sell This Morning, at 103 o’cloek, in the store 304 Broadway, corner of Duane street, an extensive assortment of Furniture, embraci all the fashio q rf and ‘ables; Wardrobes; Book Cases; marble top and plain Bureaus, aud Enclosed Washetands; French Bedsteads; Divans; lat Stands; Mahogauy Rocking, Sewing and Aria Chairs: ‘owel Ricks; Card, Dining, Breakfast, ies? Work au Quarters Tobi , &e., &e., well worthy the attention of dealers ms UCTION NOTICE —LARGH SALE THIS DAY OF A'SEASONABLE DAY-GOODS Litke Hee wade. tutors, at 1034 o’elock, in the Sale Room, 1 Spruce street, Also, an inyoice of Seasonable C i Dry Goods, of all descriptions, te, suit famlies and others 08 1t*rre THOS, BELL, Auctioneer. ODL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION VY & SPOONER will sell ou Wednesday Evening, at 7, at No. 151 Broadway, an entire new collection of ed ‘Antwerp, In the collection | pleasing pictures. Sale poaic ay, when they will be ready oT3t* ec. and a quantity of A.C. TUTTLE, Auctioneer, HABROWALE CUTLERY, GUN FANCY GOODS, ke. JACOB 8, PLAT IS twentieth Fall Trade Hard- ware Sale thes season, will take place this day, at 10 o'clock, at his auction room, No. 23 Phitt, coruer of Gold street, consist: id of 350 packages, cases an irmingham - Hardware and Cutlery, Breneh and Domestic Gund n Desert Knives and “blade Knives; {English Belt and any cases; Bowie Also,’ Pocket’ Pistol and Dirk Kn . ek, 10 cases German Tova, suitable for coun: jers. Al ERMAN GCODS, comprising Goods. dards, ‘Tea . &e. Ke., being the pat- ith which the sale will Also, alorge assortment of Jananery, 08 It*rre commence. DUTC i eons the same al ‘satisfaction last ty and will be sold in suitable, use Whose Roots ‘The cases contain ts as per catalogue, sold a. the same tine. Evening, at7 o'clock, they will sell the col- ti intings just received from Antwerp. ‘Thursday Evening, 200 French Engi and 2 Engravings and Mezzotints, aud Mi ‘51 Broadway, the 0 1 of Exotic Plants try. Itincludes 34 of the most ch varia ind some rare flowery and luxuriant plants of Europe. A few of uit recently discovered * 7. were brought to this country three days ago,, by Mr. Alexander Gordon, whose fame as a botanist, both in this country and in Europe, is well known. Catalogues ou Monda: 7 2t¥ec AUCTION NOTICE.—Elegant Furniture—On Thursday at 103g o'clock, will ld the entire superior Fu: re, alll made to order, and of the very best description, contained in the handsome modern built house, No, 79 Green street, near Spring. Particulars in a future advertisement THOS, BELL, Auctioneer. eet N ONLY. SP oLECTURES. of 6tFec FOR CENT! 0, phy of the Reproductive ‘and’ Moral consequences, ‘i, perfect models 0 LICK’s HE ALE M! THE, EMBRYO OR FOETUS, ke. stage of developement, besides several natural prepara- m the real subject. ; EDNESDAY, & THURSDAY, 1h, UESDAY, October #th, 9th In Broadway Hall, cor. of Broadway aud Grand st, at 734 P. M. h Lecture esimplete in itsell, though the whole form a connected enurse. All the Models shown each evening, Tickets for the course, $1,00, Single Leeture, 50 cents. Youths not admitted. A fall course, for Ladies only, at 3 in the afternoon of the 8 Js, with a Deser will be given at 10 each morning precisely. Adi —for gentlemen only. 7" Dr. H_ can be consulted only one hour before each Lec+ oe i Patients attended to in the order of their arrival. tre GREAT ATTRACTION. T PALMO’S (Late) CONCERT SALOON, comer of Breadway and Chambers street. ‘The Proprietor 4f the abo Saloon hve mades re-engagement wil the popular and SOUTH CAROLINA SERENADERS, who now stand nn- Hed_with any other Band. of Ethiopian Performers in the ed States—whose Jwrformances are only to be witnessed to Phe Band consists of Mr. J. Ward, on Will. during the evening, accompany the ‘on'the Piano Korte. Mr, C. E. Zealie on the Aceordia J. ‘Tichenor.on thi nets. And. M. ion above is Mr, aud Comic Vocalist. j Admission to the Saloon, only 6M cents—and every attention will be paid to please the visiters of the above Saloon, 06 tee ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND i in, the popular Sentimental ALTZING A CARD—MR. WHALE and DAUGHTER repecttelly - announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York, that their € id. the Polka Dance, will Plasses in Dancing, Waltzing, and. the 1 commence at the Aneinbly Room, | Constitution Half, 650 Broadway, on Saturday, October ‘12th, and will continue throughout, the season. . Days of Tuition, for Young Ladies and Gentlemen under 14 every Tuesday and’ Saturday afternoon, commence 3—and for the elder class of Gentlemen at 7. Every new style of peaches taught in Mr. W.’s classes, without additional charge to pupils. Mr: W- trusts that the references he shall offer of his capability will be satisfactory. Schools and Academies attended to o1 Plication ax »bove, or at his Private Academy, No, 70 Si will be made known and circulars given, 02 Im*re PAULINE DESJARDINS respectfully informs her jiatrous and the public in general, that she is bout to Elasve de Dance” for ladies aud geatiemen ju winch the favorite Polka, Mazourka, and all the other nces of the day " shout will be open from 12 o’elock to 2 o'clock ing from 6 o'clock to 9 o'clock, Ladies aud gentlemen wishing instruction are se naa to call at M’lle Desjardiu’s house, 7 Park Place. 826 2w*re i. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER, Athe- neum Hotel, Broadway, New York—Dr. Lardner will continue the profesional practice which for many years he pur. sued on an extensive scale in London, aud may ye consulted, by Patentees, manufacturers, and others, cm questi ard ihprovements in the arts and manufactures, whic! apy peation of the regarding olve the nciples of Mechanical or Physical Science. ose who reside at a distance may forward (post paid) & clear statement of the case, with the necessary drawings or sne- cimens, when immediate attention will be given. — sli im re NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS HE Exhibition of Pictares and Engravings of this Institu- tion will be open to the public in the. large room of the Na- my of Design, over the Society Library, on Wed- nesday next, ‘he 9th inetant. LIFE, BERSHIP ONE DOLLAR. on 25 cents. ‘ily from 0 A. M. to5 P. M.. and evenings of each week, until fur- eaday Persons holding serip certificates, and those wishing to be- come members, will. please apply for tickets of membership to Mr. FRASER, at the Rooms of the American Artists’ Union, No. 32 Broadway. 07 Nec EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA T['HIS is one of the most speedy and effectual remedies for the cure of Gonnorrhora that has ever been introduced. pleasant to the palate and grateful to the stomach, and is easily taken, being in the usual form of extracts. In it are concen trated all the medicinal properties of such remedies. as found most speedily efficacious in curing gleets, seminal w ness, whites, and all discharges of the urinary pusage. It is wholly a vegetable compound, and acts like a charm in Be ducing an immediate operation upon the part affected. Ful: direetto the medicine, which’ may be had at No. peho dire resdigsh siviee may commit Dr. ily ac his office, No. 2 Aun street, at all hours of the day and evening. it?m UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINIQUE. Medical Faculty #0 of enabli senses, and whove Prevent them obt to have the neces- y performed gratuitously, and likewise ghia advice and ne to the sick poor Frew of charge: ery Saturday throughout the year, Dr. MOTT will be nd 699 Broadway, to give advice, and perf peration that maybe required. ‘The Clinique will atone o'clock, P.M. VYING IN CHARITY.—This charity is Dr. BEDFORD, and is also intended to ce to poor women in their confines require the aid of this chanty, are Fequested to requstar there names with Dr. BEDFORD, 743 Bro-dway, and they will be attended at their own houses free of charge. open. clove. UNIVERSITY L, under the direction of D gratuitous of 2awlin® re GENTLEMEN’S LEFT OFF WARDROBE, ue HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen of Families who are desirous of converting their left of rails whe te jaan fcr Gentine iting the city or changing rea dence evn any sapertous effete odo a al And attend at their residence by appointment, J. LEVINSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs, A lime through the Post Office, or otherwise, will reesive orampr attention WHO DISCOVERED IT? R. A. ©, CASTLE, Anno Domini 1828, first Introduced to the notice of the public the mode of inserting Artificial ‘Teeth on the principle of adhesion by atmospher In 199, °40, other deatists make the Iaughable ela thod ax thei As well might they claim his inimi- 2 ing hollow, tender teeth, which is put into the state, avd inafew seconds becomes as hard and aa good jo the original sound tooth. ‘The first United States Cy ‘and recommend it. tooth in a so in all respects families ty he Hh ‘he most sti: guished physicians, made coguizint of its harmless com: binations from thei ee, recommend it It has veceiv Nn rom. the * De. Castle refers to U French and English dors, Spanish and NY Surgeons nf the Universities, N.Y", and New York ita and numerous eminent members of the bar an ro, he the A.C. CASTLE, M. D.. Dentist, 381 Bron TURKISH FANCY STORE 565 Broadw: WHERE may be had Fancy Constant'nople. Also, Tue ‘obuceo, fresh Turk Candy, mad» here by the pr tor, (an Armenian gentleman,) who hes long. tinople, ¥ i fresh, renders it far superior to that which Constantinople. H. TATEOYSAN. 06 Iw NDIA CHINA.=A few of thowe splendid India China Din: ner Sette on hand, and will be sold low. Also, Caps and les, just reesived fromm 4 to match would do well by calle cheap ( iiss and. Barthens street corner of ¢ oT RY rre swe PRENCH LANGUAGE AND SUBIC. aid ONS, MADAME AND MAD'LLE. GAUVAIN, have resuined their Classes and Private Lessons for the season atre. M The French taught through Maneses's Oral System, exelusivel aoed by Bie. Geaveln: Teethops Nitcen, years past, "iter Plone, fat and toe [aad ght, on oar wed ‘ap 04 eh Tanuage is Wanally ePO T OADWAY a 8 Iw*re AMUSEMENTS. a K THEATRE, BENEFIt OF MK JONES BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Frencw Turarke.—Ou the French side of the Bee, of yesterday, we see with iofivite picamte, the EVENING ill, be presented, the Ist act of the | that letters have been recerved from ¥r, Davia, ERS, ANTED HORSE Ole THE vi sath LOVERS | rector of the Thairr d’Orirans, announcing that be has new Seeoer Costames, Mochipery ani orations. a. led in mebieg the greater a ot his eng The Music composed by Mr. Jones, for the approaching reasun. ‘The followin; io ThePine Aso Mr Jones. — | of the artivus ther ten Gon dca wing ate the names hud b en definitely engeged up to th date of the sailing of the Britannia 2-Baptene, M ’. ofthe theatre of Lyons: ‘The Princess Zoy —Bariwtone, M Garry, ces Boss, M Douvry, do | le Hogue; Prince Felix..... ....r Jones | Cinderella,..... Mad'm Otto | Light Tenor, M Cournot ; Dugazon, Mad. Sephen ; To conclude with First“ young men,” M. Montassicr, of thetheatre of Am- RAISING THE WIND. sterdam. We have already announced M’lle Calve’s en« Jeremy Diddle: seta Boxes, Ist Tier 75 cen and ‘Third ceuts—Gallery 25 cents. NEW YORK OPERA HOU3H. TAS Rear THE INDEPENDE: THE WOMEN’ WARRIORS, WH Crisp rs 50 couts—Pit 50 agement as prima donna. We repeat our gratification at the success of Mr Davis, fromthe rfined and refining pleasure we have for yeurs enjoyed at the French theatre. The editor of the Bee remarks, that in his opinion, from the dsfinite closing of a French theatre here date the commencement of the corruption and final extinction of the purity of tbe French language as spoken in this Btate. 'e entertain no doubt PAL ill be performed, of the correctness of bis opiuion.. O Pic , Sept. 9. Corinna, —- Mad’Ile Desjardi i Mad'lle H Vallee Sage gy pe Yon a ” Mons tin M ah Me Farsloe Casxz or Forp —The cae of Kort is eae pros walt un be ber oats Mons Jule | gressing; Mr Colt oceupied the whole of yester- Hn Wee Dalles will be Tepoduess o-Ginnd Pus de Chal st dee } O15 meeraleayin epetiing the case or theieienes.. Sev B-tween the acts halfan hours intermission. witnesses gave in their testimony in the efternco Admission 50 cents to all parts of the house. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, October 9, ‘Will be performed Bellini’s Opera, IL PIRATA ', $1—2nd Tier of Boxes, 50 cts. in advance, from 9 A, M. to 6 nothing, materially new, however, was elicited, with the exception perhaps, of some facts having a tendency to show a rather irrational state of mind, under which the Prisoner labored after the disappearance of his daughter.— St. Louis Reville, Sept 27. ‘iret Tier of B: id Parqy Piipaes cam bo secured six 02 Rervrnina Home.— Withio the last three or fout days we have met a number of our fellow citizens returned from,their summer travels in the Nortb,and from them we learn that others will be duily arrivil de, is sight of old friends, and the hearty shoke of most pleasing to us at all times but more particularly so Librettosfor, the Opera in English, and Italian for the Ballet can be had at the Box Uffic Doors open at 73g._Verformance to commence at_ o’cloek, CIMCUS— HOW Har. The Original and Legitimate NEGRO SINGERS have re- turned from Englan n w that we apprehend no tear of danger to those friends DAN EMMIT, FRANK BROWER & CO. 4 : Besides whose performances, there will be kiven a new and | {0M sickness. The city is perfectly healthy, and we ¢ in one sbort month more to see ail of our n back and engoged in the bustle of the winter's exs—a business that we confidently expect will surpass in commercial transactions that of any season since ’36 and ’37.—N O Pic. Sept 29. brilliant Ci THE MAIDS OF PeRRLA AND NOBLES OF THE A Led by Mrs. Cole, Mrs, Gul » Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Mrs. Gullien, (for the first time) in the Nautical Act of Horse- manship, called the “Sailors Return.” Besides Vaulting, Tumbling, Riding &e. Boxes 25 cents ; Pit 1254 cents. —Private Boyes $3 each, oT Heec Frost —On Sunday night last, 29:h ult. (says the Milledgeville Recorder of the lst inst) we had a frost, the earliest we recollect for many years. From its being dry, it was not so severe, however, a8 to kill vegetation to any considerable extent ' It will likely check the growth of cotton, and other tender plants, without doing any material damage to the farmer—there being no late grewth to mature. TONS ATRE. ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. The New Historical Play of Ha been received ni cates tlh tumultuvus applause, Ti OIL we acted every night this week: with the " Romantic Extravaganza of THE YELLOW DWARF. Heautn or Natcusz —The Natchez Courier of Thursday says—‘‘Natchez ia as healthy now as it ever Mr. B Johnst was, the reports to the contrary that are circulated yauen through the country notwit ding” ‘The Sexton's re+ joo port for the week ending the 25th, shows two deaths ~ "MR. DEMPSTER_ —one of congestive fever, the other of simple fever. WILL give a VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT, st the So- 2 EVENING, Oct. whan be will asshied by on Mit DANIEL, first appearance in America, Sales of Stocks in Philadelphia. Finst Boan, Oct. 7.—$3000 Reading Railroad bonds, 72}; 10,000 Cincinnati bonds, 101; 30 sha Man & Mech, Pittsburg, 46; 675 do Wilmington Railroad, 264; 100 do do do 25}; 4do Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bk, 43}; 191 do U § Bank, 84; 11 do Northern Liberties. Bank, 454; $271 Btate Fives, 69; 1500 do do 74}; 25 000 do do, 74. ‘oth, ) __ from Europe, being hi Tickets 50 cents—to be had at the door. Programmes, giving full particulars, may be had at the M Stores and the Society Library ‘To commence at n quarter before 8 o'clock. OLE BULL HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE THAT HIS FIRST CONCERT THIS SEASON, ic 08 2tre ‘SHIP NEW: Home Ports, NIBLO’S THEATRE, Writianenrira, Oct é—Atr Turk, Eldridge, Boston: Eve ONpSATURDAY EVENING, the 12th October, 1844. | Dhint Also ate Newleon Cait Sede eRe sor TICKETS ONL BOE EATCERER 0 bead atthe Music no lat given, Robert Treat, of Thomaston,fm Mai to R. ‘A. Stores, the Astor House, and at the So wie ttt. Gen Bolivar, Berry, Bosto y Boots will open at 7, and ‘Concert commence precisely at 0 ey ee aoeerngt bap arelieg preemeoeen re o'clock. oTtolare i rk; Uneas, Rogers, Norwich, Co : Bartimons, Oct. 7—Arr Magnolia, West, Ponee, PR; Boli+ var, Bunker, Nantucket via Norfolk. Cli, Gathe, Homans, Bremen; Jabez, Smith, A ‘Gen'l Pinckney IRISH MINSTRELSY. MR. M’MICHAEL gua Charlesion; Ros, Dodge, N'York; Ty ogers, New. York Nd, Asia, Rotterdam; Geetha, Bremen; Abo, Mobile; General wit Give Hus Pinckney, Charieatn: Thomas, West Indien” “Alsoy in tow of ENTERTAINMENT OF JRISH MINSTRELSY, Oronenss FAIL iValparsien, Via New Lott AT THe SOCIETY LIBRARY, BROADWAY, This Evening, the 8th of October, AND ON Saturday, the Ith. ‘TO COMMENCE AT BIGHT O'CLOCK, (Cr TICKETS FIFTY CENTS... 06 Stee ee DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH. An infallible, sove- reign and celebrated ersdicater of Dane di cleanses and purifies the head aud invigorates and cul- tivates the Human Hair brated Wash, recom- mended by cumerous med This cele APOLLO ROOMS. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. \N THURSDAY, the 10th of October, 1814, by AD. GAR- REAU, Violoncellist, assisted by the following distinguish- ed Artiste— VOCALISTS, , Menara. Antognini, Tenor: |. Hanauirica, Basso Comico, Lv 2 Messrs, Scharfenberg, Piano; Rapetti, Violin; Aupiek, Horn; Ad. Garraa, Violoncello, Mr, Etien¢ will preside at the Piano, PROGRAMME, y, shop of the and’ ‘proprietor. 17 Pak Row, N. York. P. PUSSEDDU. N. B.—Orders from the country will be promptly attended to, if addressed to the Proprietor, enclosing the cash He has no agents. Single wash in tie shop 25 cents—or §1 per bottle. 02 1m?m BEACON COURSE. Pant | 1—Grand Trio~Kn LA 5, ist Movement for Piano, Violin. and Violoncello, Messrs. Scharfenberg, and Garreau eee eos acess» Mayseyder omic Durtto—from’ the Opers Olivo E Pas: quale ” Messrs, Antogwini and Sanquicio.... baaay i) fr Violorcello—On “Lueia dt me' 5 vom, q Donizetti an Rossini Garreau FOR $1000. the Beacon Course, opposite h of October, at three o clock, weather nf $1000 is divided between the first, and fourth, for the greatest distance performed int one hour. There have thirty-seven persons, from different parts of the United States and England, jaid their entrance to start for the race, including three of the best pedestrians, who have lately arrived here from the untry for this contest; also, Major Henry Stanuard of Connecticut, John Golden, and other ce}anrated pedestrians of the country. There will also aie OOT RACE ‘ ourse, on the 10th of October. ‘The following or short distances, will be given as # preparatory: Mayseyder Donizetti ek. rom the Opera *'Le Convenienze sli,” Mr Sangvirico. - Fim 5—Souvenirs Suisses—Solo for Violoncello, com: posed and executed by TICKETS ONE DOI LAR EACH Ts be tind at sie Store, Astor House, and at the door. Doors open at 7. Concert to commence precisely lock. 08 Fre Donizettt Garreau the Mu- 1 on the above pm e yards, $25 'for 400 yards, $5 of the purses ARK THEATRESMADAME OLD anon Hebe UT fA se MADAME OTTO most respectfully informs her frien d the public, that her Benefit will take place on THUKSDAY EVENING next, the 10th when will be presented, for the Ist Sey we season, Bellini’s favorite ro OF LA SONNAMBULA to be mi 0 or before the 8th of October, Jetter left with Rawpatt Sati, Park Row, or wil tor, who will be at the above place on the evening of d bth, between the hours of Gand 10 o'clock, fur the + iving entries. have entered for the above mrse of $1000 Mr. Jones. je present on this oecasion, dresed in their etat* opladame Otto. rahe Durpose of receiving their numbers, get- FREISCAUTZ: fe alae ee eae Ho RSE RACING ti Bas m J e e Con be meeting of racing will commence Madame Oxo. this Course on TUESDAY, tie, 280, ac0 continue for three 08 3t¥ec days, and the following purses will be given . $200 for one mile; 300 for two miles; $500 for U! ree miles; and a suitable four miles. here will also be al sweepetak track uy be put in good order; stable, straw, 05 tf re murse for en. The NIBLO’S. CORBYN respectfully informs the public, that he has taken the above popular and fashionable Theatre for the ANY THEATRE Tt_ will, afte OPEN FOK to whom will occa Li avery Weeneh of tha osu il vere of the nrofession, as well as an INTERESTING AND ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES that may offer, > Full particulars will be duly envounced. re 08 31 OLYM¥IC THEATRE. N engaged at this Green Room, on o'clock, prior to the , Vetorer lath, 184, CHELL, Manager. THEATRICAL NUTICE. 2 PROFESSIONAL: Ladin and Gentlemen re hereby notified that [have leased each of the following ‘Theatres for the en auing five yeu Savannah, Augusta, . » Geo. My Winter deason will comme ; the 1th October, andend May Ist-my two Companies perto Ing alternately at each ‘Theatye during the season, Letters & drensed to we at Savantah, Geo., if post-paid, will always be promptly. attended to. eee cs ve permanent engagements and fair to ten go iFapplication ts'made to tn: ac the North Amsniean ‘Weduesday, Suh instant. JOHN 8. POTTER. Baltimore, October 3, 1844. wie ‘oSto9re RTiSTS, "$200, Mile ve under the saddle, free for all Trotting » at half-pas Hears, best three in and Pacing Horses. DB morning, opening, for the Sixth ‘Season, on Monda: of Ittec Ww. MEE for 200. H. Woodruff names. Geo. Spicer names. . S. McLaughlin name: 4 TO Dat PUBLIC I beg. Jersey Blue he’ Proprietors are aware that great tion has arisen in consequence of horses not starting advertived. ‘This, in some inatances, could not be in others it could have been; but they beg leave to say, that in fature they pledge themselves that in all races, where they have any control, the horses shall be ealied ap a advertised of (FSU FOR NEW ORLEAN TEXASSvia HAVA} an papay. (21H Oc AND GALVESTON, WEST AND KE EN engaged at this tre, are requested to meet in the Green Koom, on the 9th of October, at 12 o'clock, are rien to opening on the L2th instant, PRATT & »MYSS. Philadelphia, Octobe 7th, 1841. of zkeco on 5 PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. Por passage, apply to Capt. Writht on board foot of THIRD SEASON— 1844-1845 ber | | Ped to A. HUBBARD & CO rs *PHE Government of the New. York Philharmonic Society Pee ee begs leave to inform the public that a subscription list fo the Concerts of the ensuing season is pow open tr the, store of Messrs. Sctanrennens & Luis, 361 Broadway, near Fraaklin treet, Subscribers of the last season, who wish to continue their subscription, as well as those who wish to subscribe for the ‘are desired te wend in their names as soon as pos: ‘sible, as the list of subscription is to be closed on the Ist day of November nex ie. Covernioent will use every exertion to, reder the per: fofmances worthy of the continued patronage of the public. he first Concert will take place about the beginning of No- vember next. : ‘Terms of sabscription, $10 yer annum, payable on delivery of the tickets for the first Concert, entitling the subseriber to three admissions to eveh of the four NEW ORL On NS.—LOUISIANA A YORK LIN ively first regular packet. ni] Monday, 14th i t.—The very fast sailing pack= AZO, Capt. Wibray, will positively sail as above lay. x freight of passage,havin dations, apply on board at O orto kK et ship were whirl, foot of OLLINS & CO., pa iby fia 08 A ‘ % South gece ppers by this line may rely apon having their correctly ‘measured, and that the ships of this line sail pune: tually as advertised, Agents in Ni . Hatien and Woodmff, who address. o8m certs, with the privilege of BLACK BALL O| POOL PACKETS—FOR hasing twe chets for eanh Concert at $1 ticket. LIVERPOOL—O; Me 5 Ore ee WM BCHARY Ra att regular packet sailing on the 16th of October. 05 2wis*rre Secretar: nificent and remarkable fast sailing packet ship D, Capttain Samuel Bartleit, will positively sail on October, her regular day the accommodations of the Eugland, Tine, are titted out costly mm mprovemeut tha cannot but add to the comfort of c: wer steerage passengers ‘Those ¥ siting the old couutry will at all times find it their interest to select these desirable conveyances, in peateeonee 'o any other, BERG & FERD, LUIS bee to inform their friew#s sud the public in weueral shat they have formed ¢o-parinership for the tinperration of Poreign Mnsic, for the sale of which they have ope ed a Depot at the ‘%1 Broadway, near FAnblin street, where may be stautly ford all the Clissieal Works of the erlelrited Fre German. nd Italian compoters, ax well as all b tions, of which they will always have a cor son as published in ILLLAM SCHARF! pe. , ‘ ‘or terms of passage and to secure the best berths, early appli- B. Italian Stein iat perior quality for Violins, Guitars, ve - &e iver W Ines osin, ke Imis* rre Sa el Wma ‘on board, foot of Beekman street, or FAHIBI LION ROCHE, BROTHERS & GO. THE END OF THE PAINTIN ofte 35 Fulton street, next door to the Fulton GI LINE OF NEW ORLEANS OA veryDakor AN abet h Oct.—First Paeket or ed and lately finished by F. A. wu fast sailing het. thi 10k Wt Be Mead 1 at Apollo Ro will seil pnnctually as above, from 7 to 16 I’. la ssaue iree Kamission cent. ° MENS crtoa St nie line ‘he rome ced theie regular — fT oy Allee " every Mond:y morning, of New York fi eis low, for whieh a W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 16 South sireet cor. Maiden Lane prcket chip Alabama, will suected the Vazoo, ist obre find this the only reguiar lin board, foot Wall #inet, or to . oa A thy It was executed by the celebrated Artists, Mr, W. G. Parres and Augustus Earle, R.A. London, during the day. ‘A the Garden and Panoraron 25 conte, Actists are ted to vit the nt few of charge Di at . vel, Itis now open Holmes Line and suil ov Mone ur immense su eh Gh NEW ORL ANS Vion Li bho m1 ery i« ula e et with re splen sthechsshinsaccacosrs eis Sine techs CINCINNATI, Captain L ae enraennttee as above. —0 Oales No.l Leghorn tua il verior accommodations for cabin, second eabjn and ne PRRBRE he HIRO su epage passengers, pervons about ta embark apoutd take im: mediate application on bomd, OWE RL Nn aida hdd. Saida titi Aad [48H OAT MEAL—About two tons is yaaa order for vale a th he 5 100 Pine sree, Suan