The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1844, Page 3

w chm gh ome ee “W. 5 RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent, A Choice ba 3 “i Cream. 'y com of tenderface, © eterines Cocth tists? se the Cuinese SHavine Cactam— rds uo longer tough will seem. Eafe the chin from and smart. having cram that makes dhe skin smooth and the beard remely valuable to. those of tender faces. Hesny's sn SHAVING Cabast possesses a double quality. it not foftens the beard, but Heals ail cuts and eradicates those | pimples which render shaving 40 unpleasant to some. Its eat powers cannot be too hixhly praised. It gives feeling to the ski the, Faave, has done ite duty, an itsmooth and free from: blemish. “A better, compoun ever invented or offered forsale. Prepared and sold by ands & Co,, Chemists and Druggists, 273 Br coruer of Chambers street, Sold 77 East Broadway. Price 50 cents. metituttonal Debility Cured.—The Tonte 1 d ” Medici harm: ity of New York, ss coufidently recommended for all execs y produeed by weret indulgence or excess of any Kind: invaluable remedy Tov impotence, sterdity, of barieues, depending ou malformation, ie Unites SI each; exer of half a dozen $5; earefally fund seat t0 all parte of the Uuion, lice of dhe College of Medicine. and_ Pharmacy, 95 Nassan W.'S, RICHARDSON. M.D, Agent. Base is the s!ave who dares to hint that es’s Coral Hair Restorative is not the very best, article that Ir was invented forgiving the hair a delicious ri¢hoess, ard nothing will dress the human hair so beautifully as a 37}¢ it bottl» of Jones's Cor lair Restorative. It gives air pha delicious, soft, dark, silky feeling and »ppearance, an {not dry on it like other preparations, but in order for a tovether, hy one auplication. Tt clears the hairof dan; hf. it stops it fling off, &e. Sed at 84 Chatham street, aud Broadway, New “York. oF 139 Fulton street, Brooklya.— ik for Jones’s Coral Hair Restorative. ontracted cords and muscles, stiff joints, theumatic affections, can be cured by the use of the Indian ixir aud Nerve and “one Lirim:nt. ‘arranted in all cases. p be had only at 21 Courtlandt street. Medical Advice In Private embers of the New York College of M Hablished for the suj ir partica lar atte coufidently promise to persons requiring medic: fe and peomanent cure, Without injury to the constitut® pufinemnent from business, Invalids are particularly requested make application to the College on the first appearance of one diseates, aga vast amount of sufferiog and tite may be hus avoided. ' One of the members of the College, for. many “urs connected. with the pringipal hospital in, Europe for the gine oy complaints, atteads for consultation daily from 8 . to — 1d Medici: 5 steed, IMPORTANT 46. GOUNTINE IN UALIDS Persone ving in the country, and Gding it jnconveaient to appl : ‘per- ion, cau have forwarded to them achest containing requisite to perform a radical cure, by stating their explicitly, together with all symptoms, time of contraction nd t eatment received elsewhere, if say, enclosing $5, post paid, addressed to W. 8, RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 95 Nase: A Blessing to all.The genuine Connel jagical Pain Extractor is one of the greatest Bieesings to man ind. ‘This arficle has beeu 40 thoreughly, tested by such s reat number of our citizens, thet it is, perhaps, unnecessary for us to, say any thing in its favor, to induce our lers to. alwava on hand. We think’ no person is sate without fal healin, ‘salve within, their reach—for all old or resh sores, burns, scalds or salt ri its effects: Teal magical. it is to he had only genuing in this city at Com stock & Co.’ 21 Courtlan MARKET. Tharsday, Oct. 17—6 P. M. There has been considerable improvement to-day in the stock mark+t—quotations show quite an advance and ope- rations were quite large, particularly in Ohio 6’s and Nor- wich and Worcesser Railroad ; Stonington went up 1} ; Norwich and Worcester 34 ; East Boston 4; Long Island 34 Minois 9} ; Indiana 1} ; Ohie 6’s 1; Ohio 7's J; Read- ing Railroad }; Farmers’ Loan, Pennsylvania 5's, Erie Railroad, and Illinois State Bank, closed firm at yester- day’s prices, The great abundance of money in Wall street seeking employment, is finding an outlet in real es- tate investments. This kind of property is daily improv- ing, and sales to any extent at the present time would draw out large amounts of capital now remaining idle, and relieve the market ef a deal of the stper-abundance of money now endangering the regular movements of trade, The large and heavy assessments to which real estate on this island is subject to, deters many large copitalists from investments in this species of property. Productive proper, ty is heavily taxed,but the burden weighs heavier on land. ed property, from which not a farthing of income ia deri- ved. Many who woula purchase houses for their own use, are,in consequence of the heavy rate of taxation, driven to Brooklyn, which city is rapidly improving, through the effect of mismanagement in the financial affairs of the Corporation of this city. Those owning unproductive landed property in the upper wards of the city, say above Twenty-third and'Twenty-fourth streets, are somewhat in the situations of many proprietors of Virginia plante- tions and Virginia negroes—the more they own the poor- erthey are. A few years will suffice for the texes and assessments to consume the whole substance. The evil had become so aggravated previous to the election last spring, that the party promising the greatest economy in the administration of the municipal affairs, and a reduc- tion of all the expenses of the city, received the support of those directly suffering from the prodigality of former governments, without regard to party feeling, and the re sult was the election of those now in office. Real eatote holders have since anxiously looked for some decisive movement on the subject, in which they are particularly interested, and their suspense has finally been removed, by a public report, stating that the amount necessary ‘to be raised ‘by texotion, is nearly $300,000 more than required last year. Retrenchment and reform upon this system is no longer asked for. This has been practiced so long by the other great parties, that a change was de- manded. Notwithstanding this increase in taxation, it is true that recent sales of real estate show quite an im- provement in prices, compared with those of afew months since. We cannot account for this state of things, unless the great abundance of money in the market has satisfied capitalists that it is impossible to find employment for all that offere in commercial affairs, or in the speculative bubbles in the stock market. The very reduced rate of interest is caused by the large amount of capital afloat, and &@ permanent investment of Jarge amounts in real es- tate at this time, would relieve the market of the surplus, advance the rate of interest, and remove all dangers that are now likely to derange the regular course of trade, and promote speculation and over trading. "5 In the early part of the present year, when the impor. tations monthlyamounted to nearly ten millions of dollars, andthe revenue from customs to full one third of (hat immense sum, we could not resist the conclusion, that a very short time would sutlice to bring about a state of things somewhat similar to that experienced in 1834 and ’86, when the over-trading, which resulted so seriously» ‘was justcommencing. We loeked upon the immense im. portations as a great evil, and upon the accumulation of a large surplus revenue, if anything, a greater and more dangerous evil than the first, but when we became satisfied that quite two thirds of the value of the importations was on account of the manufacturers of Europe, tion of our fears were dissipated, and a greater confilence in the stability of our commercial affairs established. Rerly in the month of August, the jobbing houses of this foreign and domestic manufacture, in anticipation of a much larger trade than realized in the spring. For a long time efver the principal jobbing houses become supplied, the importations continued as iarge as over,the consign: being principally commission houses, and the owners mannfacturers in Enrope. So large an amount of goods arriving here after the demand was fully supplied, and a surplus still left, had a very injurious effect on prices, reducing the value of all those in the market, and since the middle of August prices for all descriptions of dry goods, ef both foreign and domestic manufacture, have been steadily declining, cansed by a supply much Jarger thon the demand. Up to the Ist of October the | importatious of foreign manufactures into this port were to an immense amount, at the same time our home manu. facturers were actively engaged in turning out all the goods they could produce, and from the two sources all our markets have become glutted, and prices very much reduced. The losses on most of the foreign goods in this | market, now in first hands, will fall upon owners on the other side, but very serious losses will be experienc d on many of the large stocks inthe hands of the jobbers, Our auction houres have recently been crowded with foreign goods from commission houses, which have been forced into the market at prices much less then those realized early in the season, which tends to reduce the | price for all that may bein the market. If » jobber buys f largo lot of a particular kin’ of goods early in the season, at forty fiveicents per yard, and @ month after. | wards goods precisely like them are forced into the ma: ket from under the hammer at thirty-five cents per yard, the jobber must reduce the price on what he may have to | that level, and experience a lossof ten cents per yard. In this way very serious losses must fall upon all parties. ‘The sacrifices submitted to in sales daily made of foreign manufactures does not show that these goods cannot be imported into this country, under the existing tariff act, and pay a fair remunerating profit. The experience the past season shows that this country is not yet in a state to dispose of such a vast amount of merchandise Prottably, and it was the quantity sent out, and not the ‘rate of duty, that produced so great a reduction in prices. Tho markets have been flooved, and domestic manuface tures have experienced as great a red ‘ction in price ae goods of 4 foreign manuisctire, Even with the great greater por. | supplies, had our currency been more inflated, there would have beenfe demand large enough'to have prevent- The New York Gas Light Company have declared a dividend of four and a half per cent for the last six months, payable om the Ist of November. The Merchants’ Insurance Company of Boston have declared a semi annual dividend of twenty per cent, pay- able on demand. The receipts of the Western Railroad ere still steadily increasing. From Jan. Ist to Oct, 12th, 1843—44, they have been as follow Western Ratt Receipts for the week ending Oct. Freight, Se $14,683 16,037 Receipts previously. .......s.+0+ +++ 418,671 552,061 $433,354 568,898 135,514 Increase so far about thirty. three percent. The total receipts upto the lst of November, will reach about six hundred thousand dollars, andfor the year ending De- cember 3ist, 1844, at the same rate of increase, the amount will not fall far short of seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The road will be good property before another twelve-month rolls round, and the stock cannot remain much longer below par, ‘The Directors of the Bank of the Metropolis, Washing- ton, D C , in conformity to a resolution of the stockhold- ers, have made a report of the condition of the institution on the 11th inst. The Bank, agreeable to a law passed at the last session of Congress, must soon 9 into the liqui- dation of its affair: Loans and Di Bank or ben: Mrtrorouis, junts. ~ $08, fan. 143. Jan, 1844. Oct. 184, 597,556 $53,347 125,286 789,312 228,325, 141,800 247,435 231,035 245,622 410,413 429,847 There appears to be very little alteration in the tetal movement of the Bank since last Jan., notwithstanding the limits placed upon their charter, and the restrictions that should be placed upon their operations. The greatest change in the business of the institution since the previous report, has been in the amount of. specie on hand, which has declined very considerably. Old Stock Exchange. $500 NY State 54,°58 104 100shas L Ivland RR 17000 Ohio 78,4 Nov 22 109% 100 do 40000 Ohio 6s, 1960 b10 104 50 do 5 39000 do. 104 300 do 17000 Illinois Spel 48 250 do : do 474 150 do r 26000 Indiana bds 463450 do. 82: 60.47" 150 Ston, RR 151 10000 Penn. 5s, 030754 50 do 51 29000, 7% 350 © do 51: Tshas Bank StateNY 87 50 do b30 92! 17 Bk Com, full 100 = 50 do. 860 51 Bk 50 do bio 51 Canal 50 do ‘B30 52" 350 Farmers’ Trust b30 46% 50 do bio 51 4 de 4534 50 Nor & Wore RR 79 bio 46 225° do 795 x do biw 46. 25 do a p 2 0 50 do 50 4 do 80; 100 do 30 49% 425 = do £0) 25 do 49) do b30 80’ 4 Erie RR opg 27." 200 Reading RR 53 2% do 274 200 lo b60 54 & woer'ey RR SH atg © Beaton Co rH or-ey lo i 25 Harlem RR 3 8 13 at 24) to place, man, W Barbou | Quick, Schulter, | Tady, I Calem, | Hartley, HT. city laid in large and heavy stocks of geods, both of | B do, #0304, 25shas Ston, RR 25 io 25 Canton Co “15 cr Second Board. 51g 75 Hil 50, b3 493g 50 shas Nor & Wore do 10 8036 0. 494 50 do a1 50 1. Island RR. 8244 100 Reading RR 5334 175 Nor & Wore 81 $10000 Kentucky 6s, b30 105 50 do 8034 30 Ohio Trust Co 99} New Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio Gs, ’60, 10 104125 shas East Boston Co c 1334 1000 do, b60 10134 100 = do b3 13 40shas USBank = b20 8% .75 do ¢ 131 225 Farms. Trust ¢ 46% 50 L Island RR 83 82: 2 lo © 46% 50 0, bse 83 25 Morris Canal ba 11% 200 Nor & Wore 3 7036 io 1g 50 do b3 79 ne Coupes Co ki Be : % as i lo nw lo i 25 Harlem RR bim 7555 do 33 79 25 Ston. RR baw 52, 450 = do 80 50 “dy 51K 25 do $30 79 50 do c 51% 75 © do 10 805g 25 do bi0 5225 do b3 80 7% do c5lg 75 do 30 81; % ~~ do baw 51 Sates or Stocxs—Boston, Ocroner 16. a2. do to order. cat, 17 Gr Boston Dividends, 44; 150 ‘Western RR, $43} pr s! tic Bk, $96 Bk, $91 Ins Co, $s ci ty Mess at $5. Lard is sells at bf a 6c. At the Board of Brokers.—150 shas E. Boston Co. div on, 80604, 16; 150 do, div oft, 124; 50 do, div off, 12}; 77 East lo, 4; 250 de, 41-6; 50 Nor & Wor RR, 77}; 100 do’ bo2m, 78}; 50 do, so6m, 76; 50 do, 80104, 774; 35 de, 774; 20 do, s030d, 77}; 15 do, 78; 50 L Island RR; #060d, 82; 6 Western RR, 88}; 36 do, 8°§; 50 , 884; 27 Eastern RR, 113}; 25 Merchants Bk.104. At Auction.—9 shas Eastern RR, 124 per cent adv; 15 8 State Bk, $59 lor 60; 18 Atian- ite Bk, $94 prsh; 6 Shawmut rsh; 11 American Ins Co, 39 pr ct adv; 10 Hope 924 pr sh, State of Trade. e for export Asxes—Pots are very dull of sale,best quotations are very steady at $4 18}. Pearls are firm at $4 31} 8 $4 374 Bxxswax—Prime yellow of all descriptions suli at 29} @ 30c. ‘The demand is very limited. Corron—To-day there was a better inquiry, and about 1200 bales have been taken—of which spinners Lave bought 300 bales, and the residue by exporters—the rates paid, indicating an improvement. Hay—Common qualities No1:h River bale sell as want- ed at 82 a 35c. Pri tinue large, and the demand very moderate. Wi «y—Drudge caske are held at 24c. with a very limited demand, Western and prison barrels are steady at 40. The receipts con- Provisioxs—Ohio pork continues in Meath ihre bi 0 alterations to make in our juotations. very inactive. City Prime we quote at $3 a $3 123. very fair demand, prime bbl. Brighton Cattle Market. T M Rev. Dr. Spring, E: any R., daug! ‘Toronto, Ui Campbell and lady, 54d Regi § Consul to Li 98 Dray of Pas Halifwe—t Kavanagh B Chipman and lady, M. Mr Selden—9. ‘Ti iverpool; Wm ‘tus and. Benedick, of M 8 Colli Key Dr Belcher ‘ins 1 Le: Coll Oct. 14,—At market, 850 beef cattle, 150,stores, 3,500 sheep, and 1,900 swine. Pricrs—Beef Cattle—The prices obtained last week were hardly sustained We quote ‘extra at $4 75 0 $5; net quality, $4 25; second quality, $4; third quality,$275 a 5. ei a year old $10 a $13; three year old, $150 Sheep and Lambs—Lambs from $1 25 to $1 75—old Sheep trom $1 75 to $2 25, Swine—Lots to rrow Shi pddle, at 34 to 4c. according to quality; ate Usenet roe ray amma Married, At Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, 15th inst, by the wanps 8 Sanronp, of Ph ladelphia, er of G R. Downing, Esq , of former Died, On Thursday, 17th inst., Wirt1am G. Hannison, in the 46th year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral on Saturday afternoon, (i9th inst) at 2 o'clock, from his late residence,No 4414 Pearl street, with- out further invitation. In this city, Oct. 11th, of consumption, C.anx M. Bou- ron, aged 31 years, merchant of Mobile In Brooklyn, on the 24th ii dauguter of John and Margaret Hebert, seven months and three nt, Sua, Maroankr, ged one year, ngers Arrived, Benmupa—Brig Harriet—J Watson, W L Nelmes—5 in the of Boston steerage. % Passengers Sallea. Livenroo.—Steamship Caledonia, from Bo: | jamin, LJ Bradish and M © Barry, | ean C3 CC Roumage, | W ‘Cameron, TW G Potts, G tones, W je, F Sehuch H ree, Mi ding, Clark, L 8 (io Lottimer, Butterfield, I Rell. "XW Parsons and ‘Dr % 4 SE Goll, J t, ‘Stone, HI Brent and two children, of Wash- $ Caldwell, of New Orlea h 3 Capt Rice, and J M’Nichol, of Can: imentt Mitchell, Joel M Whit © Macready, J Rider, J JK ‘otal 60. M J orenzo, Draper Om, J Barker, iN York arter, Capt Waddington, Dr White Foreign Lmportations. Nevviras—Brig Demerara—130 logs mahogany and cedar 20 hhds 2 tes 40 bxs sugar 4 hhds 2 tes molasses 2 tes honey 10 tons fustic 1066 bls palm Jeaf 30 tons copper ore Holt & Owen—I5 cs segars JB co—17 tons copper ore H W Wright—20 Hibemia, | the shippin spoken on t ne 1%, OF ‘on. their arrival. confer a Ship Masters and Agents. We shall esteem it afavor if, to Ropent Stzvev, Captain of our News Boats, a report of left atthe port whence they sailed, the vessels aptains of Vessels will give ir passage, alist of their cargo, and any forega tion of any kind will be chau Cm may have. Hi ee le wil them vn- its aud Correspondents at home favor by’ sending to this vice all ean fautical Inf ly rece forma- | | Devri drews, c Ships Clarendon, Stoddard, Canton, Goodhue 8 Co; Probus Devries, Antwerpy Gerdira & Kank lemann’,Hhveds-feland, a Williams & By wan Snow, Savannah, Jas Robinson.—Br | burg, Schmidt & Balehen; Warnpanoag, Colson, St Dot | Brett & Vose: Juno. sabe hr nog i atpenke hin, WJ} Girard Wo. ret Brett Ship Monty Nesmith Barque Lillius, Smith & Boynton. h Se Brig Philip thrig Harriet igo ‘shin tig tt, Will oe & Baltimore, 1 B Gager; Mail, an, Phila Co.=Steamer Augusta, Gillett, Mobile, A ‘a'sh. and lost bulwarks on the 70h, off Ca co in wal row Norris, Georget ming?on, Nestn Put in in digtres Gilchrist,’ from 8 ony, from “yw rig Faloon, own.—Barque Chenang: igs Aeroe, Hanson, Hai igo, own, SC. A Averill & bh & Walsh.—Sehrs Che. == Arrive: Hier, (of Cawelen) tr m Boston for Mobile, to a, having bee pe Hatteras. ; tport, with plaster,’ to . is i Pre fund Asp id days from Valparaiso, with mdse, to Bermuda, with 196, hid Davenport." Lan Citteen, going in nie rh Se Sa tree a apy Joma AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ‘oul q no American vessels, 6th inst. lat 96, Vom) coee—eeq ——— ee My severe gale from the away fo SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Auctioneer. PARK THEATRE. Washington. and gallant mast, yards, asils, riguioy, be. ind 4 : 2 ovat violeace that it blew sam of tearialls aie? Ch INIA TORS ‘SALE Suey, oy THIS EVENING, Det wl te penta, Warewesnlenry od the by tinge: ou < am were furled. , a aa ‘baba Y . ‘ASHINGTO! . Mer tee Halse Once. ake Rae Nene pith me Weng Avge Booby: fel her Ho “ t ons Marquis d» Richeyill ‘ork, Bor 10 days, ‘The D. has experienced’ severe weather on | Bu-eau, Bed:, Tables, Bedsteads, Mahogany Chairs, | After which, THE eat ‘i ‘ANS will oe Politics— Herald -Coons-. Locofocos— Natives— Poke eats, Hots, s, Boots. y rig Gaze, Philbrook, from Lubee, with plaster, to Smith | #/00,severt told aud Silver Watches, Jewelry, Ke. Stalks —John Donohoo— Young democracy—Lin- ‘Terms cash, in bankable money, GONE TO. TEXAS, Re ner — torches, and Wedding. “) ; EB OT i , Miss © Ellis leon, a CH BULBOUS ROO’ FF AUCTION—Rai Mr Swellington, WH Crisp | Mrs Swellington, Miss M ha sce Bs eur Whigmar amber NC. with naval | T)otine-LEVY & SPOONER AA Atl ikhpemtinae ft To, conclude with Dean Bennerr . L, Mere: Ibous Roots, Tupaeth it from the same vaaaiy TE WOF ction last year — Al y, Ray, fr i "1 i o'clock, 151 Broadway, a fe ci of or Sehr Aan'D, Bedel, rom Novialke wininmndee tm | Nisteesived from Harlem in Folland (C7 Ship James H. Shepherd, Redman, for New. Orleans, | iouse Whose roots gave such universal SEICRUL LAMP. Not long since the Herald gave a clear, impartial vad’ Third’ Piers 50 cene—Pit 30 | 229 Phosoplie review of the present position and i 2. Boxes, ist Tier 7! hej etarned on account of head’ winds, and: anchored at SW | cuic'ef etery vatere Sricct yangthe, Guraloge, he canes | Ospe Ist Pier To eee Challery #3 canta future prospects of the two great and mighty powers aah Below. Ble tors, Al cent sweet aiid myrtle Orange ‘Trees, | ——————BALMO's OPERA HOU>E | us arrayed for fight, upon the eve of one of the Brig Georgiana, from Charleston. Ndaturday Evening they sell large lot of Shells, just received ADMISSION, 28 | ENTS ONLY. closest, the fiercest, the hottest, and hardest fought as from the East Indies, of imauy rare kin O18 Artec FRIDAY. Lay 2 ING, OCTOBER Uerm, battles since the days of Thomas Jefferson. The cous Record. a am id every Evening during th u t on. nh tieutraron Cope, Blanchard, of the Deweraca,at | WATANTED—Asituation as «d's companion, by a young | MR fy, HUMBOLE Mf yaar tee Strulfy | conflict has already demerpes So fur no de a at On ‘inst. w! womrnu who is desirous tom: i ever! ay rc- H A Hd i spoke brig Ohio. 7 days hence. for Georgetown, tain of | exptable to Ter epoyer. ‘Phe best of teferences an be given, | smounees 1o' the adios and Jeatlemen, of New York, the | Gided advantage gained by either party. The entire which informed him he had on board hir vessel’ the passengers | if required. Address at the office of this paper. THE ORIGI strength of ooth parties came out in all their might of the ship Hellespont—that the H, was dismasted in lat 33°40, | ol Stre ETHIOPEAN SERENADERS and mretgth, Hot acer Live vensels Passing very, quick at the time, could PAR NTED F ¥ -” MESSRS, tg All eyes are now directed to the “ Imperial fafer that the id crew had remained by the vewel with | AQ EARTNER is wanted in, frst class Hotel, situated én GERMON, STANWOOU. HARRINGTON, PELHAM | ity, warring with breathless avxiety to know he hops rt the most fashionable part of New York, and dolug. «go ! : egulas packet bettrern, this pore and Hlavancs ant eine iba ving @ capital, frown four to'ix thous | At this House, what the Herald says of the coalition between the bout the ist inst. for Havana, i ommanded he: su ymike a safe inves m will 3 whigs and vatives. The coons have aciually been is one of the most skilful shipmasters out of this. port hear of an opportunity much to his interest aud satisfaction, by | panied with the Ac Nu ’ : f ‘ run upa “gum tree” in Georgia and Pennsyivania, presume the H. was Giamasted om te inst, the gale of which | addressing “Hotel,” Usve Lost Orlce, New York. PRETO cealinsigoe tos neectamans and dreadiuily seared in Ohio. x16 Gt.onr, Doane, from Boston, reported at Oahu May 27, ny hii CALs OLYMPI Where is that sumptuous dinner—that splendid had notarrived on that day. ‘The statement originated from a q a variety of : stad torch light procession—the niusic—the songe— Jetier written on that day, in. which her ea included EWSPAPER PROPRIETORS, half’ past 6, curtain rises at7 o'clock precisely. | , 2Z48—| eum- among the imjurts at Oalia from the United States, whic wave mands against Ole Bull for advertisiv Doors oven ot HIS RVENING: OCR tn facet PREM: | the shouls—tne huzzas—the bawlings—the sere am a false impressi will please forward them for examination ‘The eveaina’s enienal by will commense with ing—the yelling—the lying—the swearing and blas- Axnivats, &c. AT THE Canapian Ponts.—Comparative | before Saturday, the 19th October, at 12 o’elock, to Mr. THE FAIR ONE WI Ti, GULDEN LUCKS. | pheming, in honor of the grand overthrow and statement of arrivals, tonnage and passengers, at the. port of | atthe Northern totel, foot uf Courtlandt street. Afer » hich, final deteat of locofocoiem in Perrisylvania, as an- Quebec, in the years 1943 and 1841, to the Lith’ Oct. inclusive, ADEMOISELLE PAULIN ARDINS? and Mr, JOHN PRETT JOHN. ted, and d carrying it for eats yearses M WOMARTING BENEFIT ca Le rity Merged I ‘allow iF ticipated, and arrangements made tor carrying i Oct, 1, 149, dyn Vessels. Tonnage. Passengers. Benefit will take place ar Niblo’s ‘Theatre this evening. Ato couche ER. into effret, by the wigs of this cily. Echo an- expect a crowded and fashionable house~a very. a'tractiv wers, where. > 1,182 448,909 20,083 | Fe offered by the first artists he performance will. consist o y A A turnout is expected to-morrow night, by the ‘ . Circle, 50 cents: Pe ” c conreea tit seeadcteaivea toa coh ee Th unrivalled violi R. OLE BULK tind te Boxes, $9; ( young democracy” of this city, for a ‘torch light ‘omparative statement of arrivals and tonnage from . fe er Ports, in the years 1843 and 1844, up to 12th Oct. inchusive, ma | Kemernsly offered hu ole Bult ct. inclusive, in Mie cond ele a each year:— Thirable conduet on the part ints —~CIRCUS—-BOWERY. ~~ _| procession, headed by that indominitable—hard Mr. Ole Bull, me : - | ° orb . i Boxes,.....25cents, | vos 12M cents. fisted—hard shelled democrat, John Donohoo, with Veuels. Tonnage. | credit" Wehope they will bs well ecto oeat fice itheet THIS | with a huge “poke stalk” presented to the demo- 1643, ‘ o> Aah tea 4 ‘ont benefit of M’lle. B. D. in New York. J PC. D. GREAT ATTRACTION, cratic association of Wilmington city, by Capt. 1844) : 2 e = 6a 4,987 olf {t@re THE NDEMONIAN MINSTRELS, Wm. Thomas, of Maryland, messuring 6 feet in Less this year, a é 1 Increase 306 JUBILEE.—The Repr i ‘ Valentini in errific Feats upow the Flying Rope. length, and 7 inches io cireumterence, with three ‘Total number of vessels cleared at this port for sea, from arri- | 9 fire on Bergen’s, Hill,adjoining : Sixth MacFarlaw’ will row Sinty Somerstts, prongs, corresponding to * Polk, Dallus, and victo- Pleated at Rlontreal ups the iMK ase thd dot reclesred |? | eae I uae cbitel ky ts MP Mebser Aveoar seaie Saleen ry”—a few deceased coons will be borne slong tue cops beet had dias tiwdombpr a michaeagaliated f= passes ayiedPobarerrions tie tke procession suspended from hickory poles, &c | gaa teiae ofthe perwecnnoy ‘the nite the Repeater of Col. Joseph Graham, of Cincinnati, Ouio, the oni New York, the Hudgon liver counties, New Jer= i s Total of arrivals this year, from sea, upto 12th inst. in- say, apd ALL who are {0 favor off swerting the tights of inca especial friend of the President, has been appoint clusive, + + ee ee ata | and advancing the blessines of Constitutional Liberty, to join NIBLO’S THE , ed Consul to Bouth America. P 7 ——— | them on this occasion. A stand will be erected on the ‘ground, ——s — , | . The marriage of Mr. Wm M. Merrick, son of Remaining in the ports of Quebec and Montreal, = 22 | froin Which several eminent speakers will address the people, | TRE MEN DOU PRACTION.|theu S'S from. M, i. to thateauetat 7 4 PX, | the Senator from Maryland, to the beautiful Whalemen. rablp Ball foee at Asn rie eee eae Be comrommers. Co: ADMISSION DOLLLAR. inst, Cyrus, jarquesas Islands, with 1500 bbls sp oil, of and for Emmons, Pacifie Ocean, Doors open at 7— i tie street, South Ferry th ectmenete at TH: and accomplished Miss Mary Wickliffe, daughter meeting aud escorting their friends to th ie N.B. No money will be collected at this meeting. ‘ Sut pi ; mn, Melntyre, St y order of the Executive Comittee, d MR. AUPICK, will give a Sele 8 Robert Sutton, the father-in-law of Hoppy, the ary, Croaby, RS. CHURCH, Chairman, | GRAND VOCAL’ ANDINSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, | well known burg Id Lith, Glenlyon Peter O'Hara, James Collins, with new Dances and splendid Divertisements. ‘arson, London; Northern, Neal McCauley, Daniel MeNainara. PROGRAMME. 2y Bowman Cork; ‘Tallaman, John MeClean, William Een Pant I. fe THE of the Postmaster General, came off last night at Hbeedsce genes ane 10" id UO ab ll of asd nt be fried that pace MILER S o'clock, the particulars of whieh will be for- Pith lee rail in the water 4 hours, stove bulwarks and lost al ya Band of Highland Pipers, will march from the’ Seah ‘ m Tah warded to the Herald by one of the guests. uals irom Nantucket uth iaxt. Hy Astor, Cotta, Pacite | feo, thnueh rarman steel Palin fe op Proto Man raAneweeen a 45 Foreign Ports. __ | Heath eee, entny Ment ceacen ys Day, ceee owe Yt Friday Evening, October 18th, 18 Eptiadsiphie. walt vignas, Ost sin sors Halipbush randy, fom. Susi: | "Hes hed the jade of he ean wil un Gut in auch name | | MLE. DESTARDING aid J. MARTIN, dx | (Correspondence of the Herald.] ston; o h 5 a y 0 y om The Re t » BU 29th ult. Elizabeth, Lane, ‘Turks’ Island; Maria, ‘Bowen, St eras Aids to he Grant Marshall, -o* een Wardens hed artists, SIGNORA_E, BURGH SE, the Puivaveuruta, Oct. 17, 1844. Deming : $1G'S PEROZZI, SANQUIRICO, ‘Thomas; Oct 11—Arr Charlotte Harr Duff, and Hight Liverpool; ce, Muirhead, and Loyal Briton well, Southampton; Dominic ferseverance, Robson, Gloucester; Jaue A Melvain, Cross, Neweast! was arrested in this city en Tuesday last, by Recorder Vaux, as a fugitive of «with Full Orchestra | justice from New York. He is charged with be- a ndus, Parr — - JENCE CE; | ing cone : F Roc! » id Margaret, ‘Joyce, Liverpoo QFESSOR MAFFITT will Lecture on the or. the Women Warriors DENCE OF GREECE | ing concerned in the plunder of Rockwell's jewel- 4 uty Marchont, Bridge wat eek GEN he Methodist E. Church, Bedford Grand Pantomime and Ballet, ‘ | ry store, under the Astor House, some time back. o5 Se ohn Boynton, McLean, greet, ahi Eves ik, Friday, at 8 o'clock. Tickets 25'cents, to Grand Pas de chal et oo Contoune, by Mlle Desjardins, M. | ‘True bilis were found against him at the time by alovtmear, Oct —Cld Cuba, Pearson, Quebecs Agnes ILLINERS AND OTHERS—Selling ow | 3-Grand Dug—From the secondvact of Donizetti's “Elisir | the Grand Jury. He will be sent on to your city jane, Richardson, do; 12th, Countess of Durham, Stowe, d selected new and fashionable fall aud @’Amore ” by Signora &. Borvhese and Sig Sanu in a day ortwo, as soon as a requisition arrives Roary O'More, Mt oun Kea ry Goods oF ever; ption, at No | ‘the “Andaluza Dance” by M'tle Pauline Desjardins and J. | from Governor Bouck. lome rts. he above stock consisting of about 700 | , Martin. Bancon, Oct13—Arr Susan Ross, Ginn, NYork. Cld uth, Lats, of sativ., velvet, sil taade up of olo,exeeuted on the Hom, by Mr Aupick | A carentes namec Stephen Hays lost his life X k Ik, Bee, Be, ane 5 yexecut ee on. ie day afternoon; by falling. fro t- St Patrick, Lansil, Boston. m dof the tate shions; b 6—The Tyrotienne and Romane Ja Blonde” and | on Wednesday afternoon, by falling from a scal Owi's Heap, Oct Arr Lincoln, Green, Decr Isle for Bos- | 400 peter (all shades aod Calo ray HL ae Ass ee asta han vlog vlan, by» Signora E. Borghese | fold in the partially finished German Roman Ca- ton. Ke, Ke, Ke., allof which must as Madan Godfrey | 7—The “Polacca Guerrier,” by... verses es Ole Bull | thotic Church, corner of Fitth aad Franklin sts. Barn, Oct 9—Arr New York, Merryman, Gloucester; 13th, | cannot spare time to attend to the street but ‘ bere A thie, arrested qt Ba timore and brought to this cit: Rochester, Peabody, Cadiz. Cia ith, m Purrington,Brown, | ‘The house and store to let, with immediate possession, ., with Full Orchestra | in the stramboat Oho this morning escaped from the of iemiogtee, Crekta ma accgtius (new) Masson, Nassau; 18th, a a CN ase! mama di Versi,” by | flcer, who Way tying fast asleep, just as the boat reached PoRTLAND, Oct 15—Cld Cardenas, Goodhue, Guadaloupe. HS JEWS? MESSI fi ul = ;, | the wharf, The unkindest cut of all was, that he waked aston, Oct 16—Cld Caledonia, (s) Lott, Liverpool; ‘tiber, Savior of thel Worl © World stands reprieved— p de Keres, by. vecyees Mille Desarting | off with the officer's h Snow, Hull, E; Lela f ” : t | the prophecies are fuliil Lard his angels are bound aliff of Bagdad,” danee, by « Petite Celeste 4 leat da PRR A inward London’ car everlasting darkness, Or Al Buffa, from’ Rossini’s Opera of Cinderella, by Signor i cep pear pose eran pra Fe ir » Perci 4 yc potent reigneth—the bridegroom th janquirico: r t 4 ‘Albany’ Packer eters Nene y Kie Hares ea saniece Sanpete tale fe preennra aud an oterdel (or ct T ; ‘The packet shap Shenandosh arrived in the Delaware Lovell; S A Appleton, Nickerson, and Eliza Ann, Mitchell, fat things full of marrow, and wines on the lees well refined are NV M. Martin. from erpool. Yom, ane Sharon, Leas, St Ubes 22d nlt~lett wo, Am ready for all omg here a spirit ang the bride saith some to the ve ie diag Tamanna. Sai at THe Stock Excance.—12 Mechanics Bank, vessels igad, C “Wi C;_ Swan, , | Marriage supper of the lamb, eat an of the wi mT p inn » 3 $12 Pai) Balsirhores Globe, Plummer, Philadelphia, via Sac Fiarbos neat | hve mingled for you, and gu in the warn ct weiona ced ce ekets tobe had at the door of Niblo’s Theatre, | $84.5 70 Girard, Bank, 11d 5 $130 State Ot Me ao ‘y * e 5 a a $247 do, 71; $230 State 6's, 74; $900 do, 75; $200 do. 744; which she was dismasted, and where she procured new masts. fee New Sepronp, Oct 15—Arr Richmond, Cushman, NYork. the trampet in Zion—sound the alarm—the Sld 16th, Massachusetts, Colkins, Baltimore. ParovioeNce, Oct 15—Arr James Barbot Moses Brown, Nickerson, Philadelphia v Brown, New York. Sid Charleston Pac phi Ne 7 = 3 Life In Co. 99; 2000 Ches and Del Ca al Loan 6’. 70; OF, come the second time—go ye out to meechim | NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. | 49 Wit. railrond 24]; 262 Stute 6's Nat. 1896 State 6's 1840, Baker, Norfolk; | —to your tents, oh! Israel—assemble ye—the judgement shall | A‘ the Rooms of the National Academy of Design, comer of | 754:°5 Far aud Mee. bank 43}. ‘all River; Charles? nd the books shall be opened this afternoon one A& Leonard street and Broadway, theexhibition of the follow- | pat) Cony Byanp-- 13,000 Stace 6s 74] ; 18 Kensington Crowell, Philadel: et, in the Northern Exchange, large Hall, No ing magnificent Painting: he Abandonment of Henry Hud- F od | , i : street, and on the Sabbath at hali-past ten, f son. the unfortuna'e discoverer of New York. | ‘he great Battle | Bank, 08 1001 t! 3 Newrorr, Oct 5—Arr Echo, Smith, Matanzas for Provi- | three, afternoon, and seven o’elock mn the evening, i between the Faench and the Arabs. And oo h i ; ‘Boston.’ Prince shed Fortra adery the celebrated Bedo oo Nav artial at Washington is Seipvllig Garde ieee oe nee ee ee, rine da | UE Bee ion, from 10'A. M.to9 P.M, Admi The Naval Conrt.M aah HantFonp, Oct 16—Arr Senate, Brockw: Francis, NYork, Sid 16th, Sachem, Demiu New Haven, Oct 16—Arr Ohio, Farhan ford. Sid Juan J de ena, Kellar, Bos Benjami ‘est | L Wash-ngton, ‘Thom: P ELPHIA, Oct 7—Arr Shenandoah, W: Somerset; Grecian, Benedict, Cld Emily Dage, Barbadoes: J M Clayton, Park Charleston; tle; Evelina, Walton; Georgiana, Cris- in; Sulla, ¥ St Lawrence, Randall, Boston; Ksther A and Seneca, NOTICE. - pition, from 10 A. M19 9 FM Admit: | now engaged with the trial of Jobn Farron, Jr., Chief Ene PASSENGERS. for Havana, Key West and New Orleans, raph of the Abandonment of Heury Hadson,’ | Sineer of the U. 8, steamer Missouri, on ‘the charge of per steamship NEW YORK, are requested to be on board 'Betober 10, 1844, ‘010 Im*ec | Negligence. | reet, Kast River, on eaeaiey 49th iy at the foot of Clint — —————- = 4 ns t which hour the steamer will positively | GRAND AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION! | Qg- A man named Thomas Glossop met with an at ten o’clock, A. M., take her departure. : . AT THE awiul death at Lewisport, Ky , week before last. Whilst There ave yet a few family state rooms unocenpied. COLISEUM, 450 BROADWAY. working atthe bottom of a well 45 feet deep, a great $ : a _ THE celebrated Exhibition of the BATTL& OF BUNKER | mass of garth fell in upon him and buried hia alive. GREAT MASSCONVENTION, at Patchogua, HILL, and the BURNING of CHARLESTOWN, which - sixty miles from New York, on Wednesday. the | is universally admitted to be the greatest piece of mechanism Saray, Weeks 'Nowarks Marietta Ryan, ‘Whilden, rove dod instant, at 1 o'clock, aud nt Hempstead: 21th | ever sven ia this country, and which isso graphycally represent: ppd Fe pa dence; Chief, Rey reeawich: Jane Henderson, Hinson, instant=fare half price, or $1,50 for the trip | ed, that the beholier can hardly persuade himself that he is not ‘* Peres tea risen’ OF York; J F Crouch, Tomlin Staten altnd, (Moline, Corson, N | TF tot wavs for both meetinzs.. ‘I'rains leave South Ferry. | on that first battle ground of the ou! ‘The Lrogps pertta, Ost 1 Below; Beseoet ie aaa Brom ne Oh f old Rh mates Bure, Ki .d Cathari Depot, at twenty miuutes past 9 A. M., on both days, and retarn and countermarching—mounted dragoons and cavalry: Jizabeth, from Leader, King, and American ox, Lascomb, NY ork, nt nt? nosPPs and Catharine | or the Hi ad Mi 1 occa | aad Artag frows Coogee Hiliebipeok-warschine arena towel Beri onte: Bata Zsniiela/ Shialia’ Ghidisuht passed “ 5, A 1 ichets fe lem Meeting, only 44 cents for the | and firing from Copps’ Hili—ships of war sv p an | ALT jp A » Shas — BsTON, Gat M—Arr Anson, Barkan, NYotk. Cld | jp 1c! ‘or ‘he Hempstead Meeting, only 44 cents for the | end Bring from Cope) Till haps of gray sailing wp and down | | Bat Revshasinock, «ship unde 3 aton, Havre, Arr 13th. Boston, in = —> 7 entrenchments—the British tro repeatedly repulsed and | Wm & Sally, Hutchi i Buckspos Tt Jat 32 30, lon 71 30, THE FAIR! driven with violence dowu the hill—the dreadful conflagration | Cld Alexander, Leeds, Charleston; B' ricane from all points of the compas: wae hove oxi lies boa of the town of Chi ts of the compass, during which the ship Fon cuir Bexerir of THE 7 town, Se + Sc all together, cousticutea | ids, Beutiall, West lidies.. Sid C asriy Eling, and Bohl y main an n masts DY NER FAMILY INDUST. SOCIET ene of the most ing uiterest, aud which must be seen to | Bohlen javannah; Ariel, West Indies; KGa Fe bee sdnggioyachagney Gesacenid | MARINER FAMILY INBUSHEAT socretry, | seus ofthe mon tig | Bohs, pea anaes away lee bulwarks, with other damage; LL FRIENDLY to the suffering families of Seamen, are I he exhibited, Moving Panoramas of the BATTLE | = NYork; Geo Was Reed, Newport, RI. ¢: uy daviced to attead—Dtarinar's Ohawsh; Posevatt steee RTH POINT and CITY OF BALTIMORE! ‘The PARIS MILLINERY main boom and fore ng the passage; Mary Hammond, | “514350 ; Y LAND or MERMAID’S CAVE! ‘The terrific | ¥ PARIS MILL ‘ Hosmer, Camden; Planet, Terry, NY ork. wall ct STORM SCENE on the Merrimack, Hiver!' ‘The ISLE OF | JV[I88 F. GODEFROY, 349 Broadway, ‘opposite to the New Orveans, Oct 9—Arr Bombay, Gay, Liverpool; John CYPRUS! An iew of the CITY OF LOWELL! the Carlton Foam, will open on Tuesday, the 24th instant Minturn, Stark, New, York; Sarah Hand, Bailey, Philadelphia; Manchester of America! with the Factories all lighted up as if | assortment of Fall’ and Winter Millinery, Embroideries, Ma- Eper ‘ooster, ‘Thomastou. Cld ‘tl Street, McConnell, fj te at Work—together with a correct view of the late SOUT WARK RIOTS in the city of ‘ ‘This exhiortion, which has been visited by more than 100,000 | prices. " i persons in Boston'and Philadelphia, will be opened al above | ~~“ RENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, place on Monday’ the 14th instaut, where it will remain for a FRE r , Short time. ‘Tickets $0 ceuts, children under 1 fprice. | FEATHERS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, &c , &c. ours open at 7, commence at 13g v’cluck precisely. OWITZ & BECKER, No. 34 John street, w this P.S.—On Wednesdays and Saturdays, commencing at 3 P. vay, an entirely fresh'stock of French A’ exhibition will be opened with the same effect, (the | Feathers, Ke. Just received by. im being dackened,) tor the especial, accommodation of | qhove stock was selected im families aud strangers, to which schools of all kinds, Suaday as | gan with Brun & Co. of Will well as academical, will be admutted on luberal terms. for Dresses, Fancy Articles, ke, Havana; Juanita, [Mex] Martinez, Vera Cruz. ntry Milliners will be supplied at the most, moderate pentane tenet eet C iadelphia. EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, CO! SARSAPARILLA. FT HIS is nue of the most speedy and effectual remedies for the cure of Gonnorrhasa that has ever been introduced. It is pl it to the palate and grateful to the stomach, and is easily fi taken, being in the usual form of extracts. In it are concen- trated all erties of such remedies as are | 1, JOHN BARLOW, of Manchester, England. hereby found most speedily efficacious in curing glests, seminal weak- | challenge anv man born within the United ‘Seates of Am ness) whites, and all discharges of the urinary pessage. It is | to run the distance of ‘Len Miles for the sum of One Th wholly a vegetable compound, and acts like a harm in pro | Dott he match to come off ov ducing an immediate operation upon the part affected. Full | ject, within twenty miles of the directions acegmpany the medicine, which may be had at No. such ground as | mv ty of New York, 0 10 Lwis*m = ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1844. P Fe sITIO OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE. leventh day of Novembe: ’ Yelock P. M., THE END OF Spa sepeectete gO aes cariconcer ener pe | Eefettne crate har hardy ateege™= meas | T ‘ 00 Pine street, corner of South. . , , . 5.—Strangers " Vollars each of the stakes to be placed in the hands of such par- * VERY LARGE SIZE, b Ili, at the Apollo Glover confidentially at his office, No. # Ann street, all hours be oF of Mr. kd: | OF 7X, i ‘atirely seperate Bubscriber begs lenve to call che attention of fis ties as may be mutually agreed upon, at the house of Mr. 410 Broadway. The kxhibi y and evening. a Wi general, to the following arrangements for y r mau Jonesy the Second Ward Hotel, Nassau street, in the city | from the Concert Hoom. eeieeith ee \ STATE TT PENSAR, 3 Division street, eatablish” | Of New York, on Sarurday next, the 19th dey of October instant, um 0 A. M. to 5 P. ML, and from 7 to 16 P. M. for the 17 of bi HUN PERAY DIStENSARY, 3 Saige sees seablisk he sf Yelock iu t Bypass th same time ‘and 4 ¥ Route % cents, ol0 Imre 1944, for the purpose of bring! 9 out Cabin, 2d Cabin, and Si known fe Heled M1 Hop" | Berane oF party accepting this challenge to b oP age Passe ngers, by the Rogular Line of Liveryoo) Packers, or. wi for its unparalleled cures all over Mit deg a ae ’ tag! > BY ’ ) ICE K ing the Ist, 6th, bith, IGch, ith of every month. and Eazope, th teeta dlstaces pobl “ amount deposited to be forfeited in case either OLE B UL L?S CONGER T (jage | ing the lat, och, tith, 16cy diet and 26 York ‘the ist. 10th apa some of the most eminent phy purty fail in fulfilling the verms and conditions mutually agreed | » POSTPONED. | ne 2Wth—and fron Loudon on the 7th, 17th and 27th of each. mon hundreds of doctors that start ‘up like mushrooms upon, EDMUND JONES for Ty gomteauenes, 26 udden aud severe indisposition, Mr. connection with the above, and for the purpose of affordi country. Price $1 per vial, warranted in all cases. N JOHN BARLOW, | BU! L's CONCERE. annouuced for Saturday evening, i Passengers, the Subscriber has establi in this city can true article be ubtained. New York, Oct. 17, 1814 O18 2% je unsvoidably postponed nnti st class New York built, coppered and at the earliest my. ; to sail panetaally every week throught sufficiently convaless i year. Astor House, Thursday, 17th October, 1644, ol8 2tre ior the sepcmmacetion 2 persons wit 0 th * drafts are AKT AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND | the following Banka vi ii WALTZING vovjselal Bank of Ireland, payable at ther notice, which wall be given cannot be obtained in Boston, Mass., although a counter! wut his physiciaus will prowounce him spread all over the ity. Neither cau it obtained Charleston, 8, C. For two years a ‘counterfeit has bee. sold in th. ee To behad in Albany at $1 Lydius street, O18 10 ee 1 to remit money payable at sight, on WHO DISCOVERED IT? ini 3 -—MK. WHALE aud DAUGHTER respectfully | & Limeric Londonderry, JR, A. ©. CASTLE, Anno Domini 182, first tatrodueed 20 Sctunnes io die Ladies nod Gentlemen of New Yorks eat; | § Wexford, Beltut, ~efhe notice of the public the mode of inserting Aruticial their Classes in Dancing, Waltzing, and the Polka Dance, will | ¢ Armagh, Athlone, ‘Teeth on the principle of adhesion by atmospheric pressure Coussmasrass the Aasadiy tomes Conadincer Mallee tt ‘Tralee, Jonshal, In 1435, 40, other dentists make the laughable claim of this me- Broadway, on Satarday, October "i2th, and will coutinue | Bambridge, Ballymena, thod as their discovery. As well might they claim his ini throughout the season. » Gavan, Lurgan, table Paste for filling hollow, tender teeth, which is put iato the RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND Dayg of Taiuoa, for Young Ladies and Gentlemen under 14, | 2 ns. ae oot) inasoltatate, and in a few seconds becomes as hard and |: 4 MATCH FOR $20——To come off on FRIDAY, | every Tuesday aud’ Saiaruay* afternoon, commencing at dand | Berabang, Kirsh. Debian’ Harnition Pech tf Rone oa the original sound tooth. The first | seh instant, at 3 o'clock precierly, between Me. Bridges’ sorrel | for the elder clase of Ceatlemen at f. bivery new style of Mee sia ele Ring okilasene {Hea puted States use and recommend it. ‘The most | hore Red Robin, and Gen, Dunham’ gray mare Fashion, Dancing aught m Mr. W.'s clases, without additional charge | —eotlant—dhe City Ban of Glasgow a tons n, their own practical experience, recommend it, | 210 Hee Me? W: rasta that the relereaces he shall offee of his sa Ee ce te, Got Selina ene ane ae yest commendatiog from. the “Press.” 4 Acadet al to on aj Fc acti . rs sh, French and glish, Ambansa, ~ Hileation ‘tn above, of at ts Princes Aedes No. TW aia | | Bor further yalornations (i by letter port said) apply to - als, N. ¥., the Fhvsicians aud ‘Avenue, where terms will be made known and cirew'srs given, anette my pla yltowly oy Surgeons of the Universities, N. Y., and New York City Hos- erie paeeaien mr Pw. BYR Se et Spatheet, New Yori, numerous eminent memiers of the bar and church, es OPE aR ETE sere. POW. n8 & COL, %6 Waterloo Road, A. C. CASTLE, M. D. . PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. . an eae ____ 31 Brosdwa THIRD SEASON—I8c4-1840, | | FOU NEW ORLEANS AND GALVESION, "PIE Governmest of the New York Philharmonic Society |“ "3X AS—via HAVANA AND KEY WEST NOUVEAUTES PARISIENNES, begs leave co inform the pablie that a subseriptiva it . the Concerts of theensuing season is vow open ai the store of | ToS: r | el ell kno d favorite 81 Messrs, SeMARFESHERG & LUN8, 31 Brondway, near Franklin | TCR CL een es agorite 8 Subscribers of the last weason, who wish to coutinus their enamide, wilt positively. sell as ghove, Tie subse) m, as well as those who wish tw subsert! for Ue | dagger Lp Papal Present oracte, arg desired to send te thejc,aaiyen an.sowe $n por: plete vrder for the season, and noms pense bas FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, 423 Broadway, BETWEEN CANAL AND, HOWARD STRERTS, New Youn. MADAM GODFREY & psvee Teh, Sible, as the list of subscription is to be closed on the latday of | baea spared w make her every way complete=has large au en Be staterooms, every way adapted for the comfort of paseen ETURN the ere than! th ber next. | Bieter sane Maal Poe seeerally, for the liberal support nth Jovecninent will ase eygr mn to render the par- | Bie cetriee puMicient fuel from here: fut the voy been favored, and assure them 1 : formances worthy of te cnutinlbed patronage of the public.r | ot stop at the themselves to ensure a continuance of their patronave; ‘Lge fiest Concert will ake place about the beginuing of No- ie leave to announce that they have now apeneuea the é , apply to Capt. Wri tof Clint FASHIONS, just imported from PARIS, at their esta- CUTTIN' “Terms of subscription, $10 per annum, payable on delivery of | mete: JM RSs, blishment, No. 423 Broadway, near Canal. street, where HAT. js the reason every body, js fl the tickets for the first Concert, entitling the subscriber to three . ae, will be found an extensive assortment of Parisian Satin Silk, | VW AYA. jt the yeason every body js admissions to exch of the four Concerts, with the privilege of | ROR LONDON Daher of ihe ist Rovember— and Velvet Hata, Kivbons, Feathers, Flowers, Caps, Laces | His inimitanle style of Hair Dressings siving wires of heat tag | Purchasing two extra tickets for ea, Concert at $1,90 per ticket. ‘The packet ship VICTORIA, Captaia Morgan, Wil Embroi eneral, of the firat qualities and | to the person, has deservedly wow for hin the reputation ot WM. SCHARFENBERG, | si] ny above, herr gular dey . este at iWon 'y coeds i oe a of the | being the first ‘artust 09 Iwis* re i Secretaey, Bor vate we, having x parlor necommodasions pely 2. ashionsble World, as comprising the must elezant and exten- | Ot oil hay haicait fis the r MA AT NIBLO'S GARDEN.Openforashort | O18 | Ada nail) : ce tive Stock ever presented ton New York public, at reasonable : gy by eeping over ‘200 ew brushen, Peesouine most mugaufcent Panoramic Pantin ever ex: | POR LIVERPOOL ~The ow bet ship GARRICK, pa ia Second time without cleaning, thus se= is country, (0 say all the Artists that have seen Captain Trsk, sails on the 26ch of Oet—and the Hg ny poids rp hit Ficieoe Wy, cntls and coe for these 2 fort, instend of ainuisanee, | fitaied in Cit g i ths calebarted Artisan: Wie, WW. Dontalt E> | hip OXFORD. Captain Rithboue, on the Ist Nowe Sunt recelved from Pinnesy lected by their Ay fe i y system, which commends | (;, Parres and Augustus Earle, R. A. London. It is now open | their repalar days “i BON m eof ar Eee orem Ted ee || Om gs st J and their Heads Dressed | Sriué the day. For passage, hav cunmedations, apply to ers supplied. for Balls and Pas wpe gh Ldn: Jest th wir Heads Dresse Admittance to the Garden and Panorama 25 cents, Artists are he closed on Saturdays, September, 1u44. 520 Im*m respectfully invited to visit the Panorama free of charge, N. B. Passage from Cirent Bi (7° The Panorama of Madras was exhibited in Russell | gecured by the regular packet ‘A large assortment of Wigs aud Seales, aoa eee eee iS WARD PHALON, , Squiare, attended with immense sveeess. and when purchased by | Liverpool, aud Drafts for any amount, can, as usual, be Furnish- MONEY TO LOAN, 012 Im*m 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's, Mr. Niblo was cousidered the very beet Panoramic Painting in | ed, payable in all the principal tows and aaties throws out TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- | DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WAS ondon, 818 dinre | Great Bar pplication as above. olBre $2,600 ene 8! bier Fo sO] D yr . ae: DOUBLE eee HAIR: WASH i . it ‘ . thet panes | 4 at ipa Sd tem Dene ee BRAWL STREET. atl culporatad PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA. Fo a eC nae — = ~———— er or of Dan- W'ISHING wo Subscribe to THE HERALD, and bi it sf ge P ~ a '. CURE YOUR COLDS. druff—cleanses and wil: haye immediate despatch for the above port. served regularly at their stores, dwellings, &e,, will purifies the hend au leave their uames with the Agents, at3 Ledger Busidingy 1 arth fertebe oF paasnye, having” superior accommodations, {inte ip. Howes sey bar char rade TERMS. ov ee 90 Brond street. i \ For Oue Week ; DURING this period of excitement, many persons recklessly Fo expose themselves to the inclement weather, and conseqneute less victims portance of an eal y, suffer severely from colds and influenza. of consumption warn all , ve 1756 conta, | PAC KET FOR! AR SS, cy Nov efficient y, which he use ot Mrs Carroil’ For One Month. uf ’ ‘ety sama Old tetablished Medsentes Vapour Bathe, 305 Breeden eee Kor a longer ti Proportion, oF 36 eants a copy doors above the New York Hospital, ol7 lore font Single copies bi} tate ToOM accom- fe le " 4 Con 8 Leds 5 PACKET sip Misst-siFPI tr ede ie atreetts N 514 tmivee Phird street, peur Uheatret LAWHENC ELPS, charging at Pike street wharf, t pestle X43 : No. 109 Front street, ort teod ‘0 the tecelpt of their goods Immediarely, om Pied set f TO BMIGRANTS ; BOYD & HINCKEN. Agents T. MAT! RIMMING: Pak Row, N. Youle. AND OTHERS MAKING REMIT T. o'vre No © Tontine Building, cor Wall end Water sts COW sna bese he i iiers pos: 90 favite bin ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND 1th FOR NEW ORLRANDS Bal 6 "! subscribers vite a Mine “tertes "e1 SNA J Pe tet NB rude | tention of arangers to large stock of phiolstery spots P. PUSSEDDU. RAP TS HOM ANY AMOUNT on all the Branches of ion SLOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE oF just received in store, Crom which they are prepared to. ek TDI ONG Ca MELISS TPR DA dates tet ORG OVINC NK IRELAND, & SKE Tile: elegant, new, fine sasling pec orders for Bed and Window Curtains of the newest desigus and de ary Mel ad td yeh iy og heed ean be ob GATIONAL BARE, BUOTLAND ship JAVA. Captaid Perry, built éxprestly for the trade, will Will be fond to consist of tilk and worsted de Itines,tabourseen, | aents. Single waah i tye shop 29 cents=or 1 per bot WM. MeLAC “Vor freight or having elegant furnished mo- sks, Turkey red cottons, rich lace and muslin embroidered | 02 1in* = coe tao, BILLS on the RAR perER pulang dations, “apply ‘on’ board at Grfeaure wharf foot of Wall xt, Painted Wine Cy RN} DM 4LE. PAULINE DESJARDINS respectfully informs | fUZ" LONDON, and tur_Branches. in C orto ESR COLLING te CO. eutine new pattern Tthe most, magnificent ir Gntrons and the public in general, that she is abon! to | wicks Nova Seotin and New fouadian Shain ever cont tyles Of painted Amerie | forma Classe de Dance” for ladies and gentlemen, in which | “joa oawtmigh , Positively no goods received after Friday evening, the 26th and all the other seigrroltecsieieertari Me BP LNG Bridport, Seine, Herring and Gill Net | Ship) by this line may rely upon having their goods ; pmpriving ‘avery Tall end solo assortment, from corey meanared, EA unt che chips of this. [tue sail. pume- bs to 36 lbs, all manufa with the greatest care ex: | tually as advertised. y of very recen e e —Messrs. Hallen and Woodruff, who % South ~ PASSAGE FOR NEW. ORLEANS—Positively Monday next, 2ist October. sailing and favorite packet can Shades, vary price from pair upwar: SOLOMON & HART, Upholsters, 827 MtawishtTu&F*rre 243 Broadway, opposite the Park, the will teach the favorite Polka, Mazoui fashionable Dances of the day. ‘The morning school will be open from B o'clock to 2 o'clock and the ev be Ladies ingeruction are requested to wis re gente h call at Mile Desjardin's house, No.4 Park Place. 013 re ILLIAM SCHARFENBERG & FERD, GUIS beg leave to inform their friends En ablic in general Pe ee tation of Foreign PERIFOCAL SP) 1 ig from 6 o'clock to 9 o’el EAL—About 5000 lbs Irish Oxtineal, in good. order, fe by JOUN HERDMA have formed x Co-partnershi , t er, Wi punctually as o insic, for the ssleof whieh ed a Depot at the bondind Eee | haat ee ¢ free, wind and weather per: ANEW ARTICLE, OF AMP RICAN MAN tore 381. Broadway, nent fi ‘where may he con: TBREADO Aa; | Mbdve, fer rexular day, ‘ rer Their superiority over all others, $s. attested fy. Dr. Lardner, standly found all the Classient he celebrated Fre Mio teson of New York, and Dr, McLellan of Philsdelphi mittiog, 7 iN 4 ene ot " pieccdphia, : Ger ml a i oe com pe (Assad asall ve La Vad 4 ol6ec public are invited to jadge for themselves Hesale and ret tions, of which will always have a compleve assort a - at No, 182 Broadway-che only ‘Agen th ler we | soon 85 pablished io Europes i W 001 bales bone 1000 Tbs prime quali prxeg® All other ‘kinds ‘of Spectacles at less than the usual | N: B.tTtalian Steines of superior qnality for Violins, Guitars, Handing e€ hip Minaiannpr for asia by ives ver mis? 1 ¢ [ ‘ O15 Im*re_— | Harps, &e, Ke. Si ire, Rosin, Se. k MP 390 bales, very Superior and f ding ex ship M, ‘hips of this line are so well known for their puneta in «ciling, that they need no further comment, and the accor modat ‘| oo. eee Soren. emer ore Ws TRAP a~t South street, corner M. Vassengers by the het ati Ja! ow board with thetr luge by i lock sox, at which tiane the ship w ARD—400 kegs extra quality Pure eat Lard, for sale wn lows | QUGAR—10 Wis Prime Ne :, “tot § CO. i. i T ; ean purehasers, by ELK. Ni . ephualeelvnl, for sale by