The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1845, Page 3

course, caut ed by the falling off in the value of the im- ports, We unnex a stator merchandis 9 imported into this district for the first eight mouths oft be years 1843, 44 and "45, Vatue or | Mexcuanvize [wvontea intO THE Port New KK. 01 1913, January Lt) Aug 1... . $22,269,377 August... , + 5,620,612 Total fore ight months, $27,090,019 $95,478,093 $18,401,001 timate dg, _Itappe ars by this table, that there has been within the cight mc mnths of this year, a falling off of $6,996,192 in the value of merchandise imported. A decrease in the re- Venue « of $3,589,445, and a falling off in the importations of only $6,996,192, shows that the importation #f mer- chand' se, paying the highest per cent duty, has been much legs this yearthan last. The importation of foreign man’ .factures this season has been smaller than last — TY @ cause of this falling off has been the absence of a de- T gand,and the absence of a demand has been caused bythe xsanufacture of many articles, heretofore imported, with. in our own limits. ‘The importation of the coarser ma- nuactures of cotton into the United States, has ceased, and the manufacture of the articles in Great Britain has been abandoned. Many flner descriptions of cotton ma- nufac tures, heretofore imported very extensively, are how manufactured in several sections of the country, quantities large enough to supply the demand for home consumption, Our manufactures are becoming so firmly estalylished, and they are springing up so rapidly in every section of the country, that a few years will suftice to Gnable them to supply our domestic markets with every article manufactured of cotton, woollen, or linen. T! ey are already independent of the government, go far a8. the modification or reduction of the tariff'is concern ed. It matters little whether the average rate ofduty is reduced to a revenue standard, or remains highly protec: ‘tive, so fur as their actual existence is concerned. Their Sincrease and prosperity depends immeusurably more up- on the condition and value of the currency, than upon anything else. The measure of value in the currency regulates the value of all our productions, and the grea- ter the value of the circulating medium, the less the cost of production, and the less competition tocontend with ‘rom foreign countries. If we could keep our currency at a certain standard, and that standard not above that of the principal commercial nations of the world, we should soon experience # very great change in our foreign trade, a very great improvement and increase in our manufacturing interests, and after a time a greater re- gularity in the extent of the revenue from customs. The agitation of the tariff’ question, and all other laws regula ting commercial affairs, is produced by the fluctuations in our foreign trade, and the various effects of the some act upon commerce, one year with another. ‘The same average rate of duty upon imports, will give government a surplus one year and leavea deficiency the next.— Any depreciation in the value of the circulating medium increases the importation and reduces the exportation. The influence of the currency upon our foreign trade is beginning to be acknowledged, and when generally ad- mitted, must bring about a very great change in com, mercial matters. Instead of advocating a highly protec- tive tariff, we should endeavor to influence our legislatures to place the most rigid restrictions upon the State banks, check the increase of these institutions, and check the operations as much as possible of those in existence. So long as we have thousands of banks spread over the country, forcing into circulation their paper issues, to as large an extent as possible, there can be no permanency in the value of the currency, and very little probability of its being reduced to a level with that of Great Britain, or avy other nation with which we have any extensive commercial intercourse. With the falling off in the revenue from customs this year the oflicial returns exhibit,and the increased expen ditures of the government in consequonce ofthe anticipat. cd difficulties with Mexico, the surplus revenue is likely to be soon used up and a demand for funds created which must in some way be satisfied. This change in the con- dition of the finances of the government, will, without doubt, revolutionise the Secretary of the Treasury's op_ erations in relation to a reduction in the tariff. A modifi. cation of the tariff will be necessary to produce a greater revenue, and many articles now entered free, will have tobe taxed. It may become necessary to place a duty upon tea and coffee, and some other articles of general use and extensive consumption, to provide revenue. With these alterations the tariff may not be anything more than a revenue tariff, but the standard will be reached by an increase of duties on many articles, in- stead of a reduction as anticipated by the Secretary of the Treasury. A derangement of commercial affairs generally is the result of any alteration in the tariff, but it usually is not of long dur So long as the supply of merchandise in the country, previous to the changes in the per cent duty, on which an advance ora reduction has been made s,the profit or loss fulls there: but the remains in first har ay eipts soon equalize the cost and bring it pretty near the mark aduty of two c fo time vious to the enforcement of the du was gre lows any increase in price to the consumer, would com- pel the producer to reduce the first cost, so that it would vouch the consumer at the same rate as before. When- ever the supply of an article exceeds the demand, prices in wlleases must give way. Any derangement in com. mercial matters, produced by any alteration in the tariff, would be therefore only temporary, and affects only those favorably or unfavorably who may have on hand at the time a large stock of the article, upon which the duty war increased or decreased. Old Stock Exchange, $1000 N. ¥. State 5's, 48 99 100 East Boston Co 000 Penn 75% e RR boo 1000 Indi onés 3 30 00 Ohio 6's, 60 9986 tw 1000 Li Spl Bonds 7 2% shas Morris Canal 27; 100 do 27% 830 100 do 560 27% 860 loo di 30 28 so 2 79 Canton Co a ed " 0, 530 38 320 Stonington RR W% Aud & Roch RR 3 10 1O. b30 100 Reading RR 4 100 L Island RR 30 18 M KR 130 do 190 Harlem RR 190 do 330 0 do 10 do Board. $9000 Kentucky 0 Res slo 40 shas Farmers Loan 25 Caut 3 Morris Canal 10 25 do do wo 2 50. do 0 3 co do bis 0 Harlem RR 0. do b30 2 90 Stonington RR 100. do 2 New Stock Exchange, 50 shas Fi Long Island RR 83 63% 50 do d > 30. 6 do 10 =~ do b20 do oo do bow do 10 do. ch do 100 Nor& Wore — bim Morris Canal 100 do bim 7 do $10 68% do ch 69 do biw 69 % do 630 28 23 do. 200 L Island RR do no do Married. On the 80th ult, at Bethlehem, Northampton ©: by the Rev. Charles F. Slidel, Mr. Jases L. P to Miss ApeLatwe D. Mitten, youngest daughter of ‘Thomas Miller, deceased, all of the city of New York. On Tuesday the 2d instant, Many L, daughter of Jacob D.L. M. Armour, aged 7 years. The friends and relatives of the family, are invited to attend the funeral, at 4 o'clock this (Wednesday) after- noon, at 284 Rivington street. ‘At Tompkinsville, Staten Island, August 31, Sans Stanpeuwrex, daughter of Griffen and Cornelia M. ‘Tompkins, aged one year and 22 days. Yesterday mo ng, Ist inst., Bevenney, aged eleven months, son of Thomas J. and Melaine V. Stewart. Weekly Report of Deaths, in the eity - eoanty of New York, from the 25th day of ug. tothe dist day of August, 1845, 53 Men; 40 Women ; 8% Boys; pisnas Apopleay, 7; Bleeding, 1) Can ra afantam, 33; Colie Const Croup, 2; Cyanosis, 2: Duurrhea, 5; Drops) 60 Girls—Total 239. Conyulsions, 1 Congestic Debility, i Hammation of throat, 1 jammat YON OF COPARTNERSHIP. ind John Popplewell under the names of IRN & COs HAVTHORN & POPPL NAS HAY WELL, was ie ss eodtw*rre NAS HAY THOR? FEW YORK HOMMPATINC DISPENSARY, co IN of Broadway and Lispenard. street, entrance from Lispe- nard street. This institution pill be opened inatew da the reception of patients, of which due notice will b : Physicians, Drs- KIRBY, QUIN, & WELLS. os Ses cit in the revenue has been, nt, showing the value of goods not to be found elsewhere, or monthly. A in the names of three of the Local guarantee fund. : ‘Travelling leave extensive and liberal; and extra premiums ‘on the most moderate scale. Conditions Cy loae onerous to the assured than in most ue. As an instance of this, suppose its per pound should be placed upon cof. the price of the article in our markets for a short ould be about two cents per pound more than pre- buta change would take place in the price in the countries whore the article The reduced demand that invariably fol” JE malties, 3; Chole- th Dropsy m_ the head, lo; Drowned, 4 10; Kilepey, 1; Fever, 33 Feverbillious, 1; Fe: ver typhoid, 2). Kever typhus, 4; Heart, disease of, 8; Heop- 4 Tuam Toflammation of brain mation of Hung Intinnima. a , COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the nite oived on the Istday of M ‘The busi aso ah anil fe ate by the Absorbers Blaormheld, € NEW FRENCH GOODS. JAMES BECK & CO., B's, LEAVE to call the atteution of the Ladies to the richest assortment of FANCY GOODS that bas ever been shown in thi them in Paris, which they them at Importers’ prices: Cases Paris Embroidered Gols Cashmere d’Echsse. um ia Ombre shaded do ” Moasselin de Laine. Printed Plaid Cashmere d’ Ecosse, ver} ‘ : rich. Freuch Chintzes of Gros Odier, Hartman & Keoklins' print: Preneh itg.aud Rew designs: err rt White, BL 8, plrin and twille in Mousseli le Laine. SILKS. Silks, Pyramids a Volauts ics, Damas, blane Madona *"" Crescendo rayes sati Damas Zepherine Marocaine deux chaines Armure bazine Corsage lace passmen- ‘' Pyramides, rie Horizontale st mouches Rainbow, stripes aud Reps royal armure te flowers ii vat “Perspective rubanne a4 menteries Pekin Dentelle a perspective “ Persaue, Corbeille de ‘ Africaine, tout euit E> a ‘ile, Klace “Pekin filet and natte iy ana yeux * ie “ yal Moire Pekin Pelom fluvi ‘Pekin Chinois ‘Black watered. yd wide ii Satin cache “40 in taffetss high lustre Marocaine ‘36 in Parisienne ** Mourning silks itille, tout euit AL! LR’S PARIS MADE GLOVES, Of the most recherche colors, Printems, C! Bouton Brevete. Embroidered Ma: TN do ‘alles, do do Si do do Satins, do Aerian Snow Organi, do ‘Thread Lace 4 Imitation Bru Point de Brus: Imitation Pomt d’ At ‘Thread Lace Flounces, every width. do do Scarfs and Veil: PARIS EMBROIDERIE Dress:s Ri h Jerines, Sulle lo Mary Stuart Revers Cols doubles and Valencieune Pelerines rubannies: L. ©. Handkerchiets, de A do “ do a Lettres do a E.cussons Mantelets Nouvelles Formes Mantelets Levmenie Pelisses d’ete Armonville. RICHLY EMBROIDERED BAGS, PURSES, &e. ‘The above, with alarge stock of other ‘goods, the attention of buyers visiting this city, as re JAMES BECK & CO., 259 Broadway. & city, having been selected by INF i Cherry, Lilac and Scarlet Mermo and a 9 FOR SALE—A genter! jirland de f curs Camayeux and broderie “Pekin Ombre, ailes de | s York, Pri » Y.-S. Kane, Esq. 9 Nassau street, v. 10 Wililan Dow, Au tioueer, Belleville, N. J. st Iwene FOR SAUE—The stock and fixtures of @ retail Le | Frag anor and Segar Sore, now doiug « xood business; situ: | ated in Nassau street, within one minute's walk of the oor a cash customer need apply. Euquire | of 08. Me. reris Georgette Josephine worthy of M15 now open for the recepti Fem pce, one of the most d y will find house has been newly Oi National Loan Fund Life Assurar of London, EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Institution ‘The Loan Fund, two-thirds of their nents, ‘The payment of premiums annuall ted in the U rge sum to be permanently 1 rectors as Trus Life Insurance ices. Unrrep States Locar Boanp or Dinectons. RE eiae a Chairman, ) New York, GORHA) SAMUEL OUIS A: GODE i EORGE A. GRAHAM, Esq. Physicians to the Society, (Medicat Examiners.) J. KEARNEY RODGERS, M. D., 110 Bleecker st. H ACK, M. D., ‘ranklin st. M. D., 367 Broadway. Bankers. ‘The Merchants’ Bank of New York. Solicitor. WM. VAN HOOK, eq, 29 Wall st. General gent for the tere American Colonies. J. LEANDER STARR, resident in New York. Office 74 WALL Street, N. Y. Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report of the Society's rates, also blank forms, and the tullest information, may be ob- tained upon application to the subscriber. See TUEKANDER STARR, General Agent. POCKET PICKED. ike THE PERSON why took my Pocket Book on the night of the 2d instant, at the Soath Ferry, will return it, with all the papers it contained, he shall have the bank notes, and no. trouble Ay notes of the Banks of Savannah, he may e to do so, rather than hazard detec- tion Address . L., care of Mr. Cozzens, at the American iH 83 1t* rh IPERANCE MEETID Ve Propcsed Temperance Meetin ernacle, to od Civeinnati, will ry, will be asstste NG AT THE TABERNA( ing at the Broadway his Even 8 will be the only opportnn kc will have to hear these d ne, all who love true eloqience—all who pri from the curse of lutemperauce—come and hear. s3 itr IMPORTANT TO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS. K understand from GEO. W. DENT, t fhe Great Soother Mail Route, from New Y ‘men 1 t expedite the mail and passengers fifteen how of its Mi ail aud. passenger traius will not leave Charleston, up o’elock P.M, arrive at Augusta at 6 P. M., depart at 744 P aud arrive at Marthersville, the present ter gin Railond, 170 smiles from mornings At7 A. o)vand arrive at Chehaw, Ala., the wext morning st 6 distance 125 wiles; leave for Montgomery at 7A. M, by a si cial traia, and arrive at 10 o’cloek, and thus on to Mobile a New Orleans. 33 It*rre JUST PUBLISHED, HE, AMERICAN ANGLER’S GUIDE~—Being a compi- ion fh of popular English auhors, from n of the present day; together with the 0} practices of the best. American Anglers, coal voriety of mode adopted in ocean, river, luke and po the necessary tackle and baics required, manner of m: ficial thes, Ne. Ke. with engravuigs on wood, by an American Aughr., For sale by JOHN J BROWN & CO, 83 Stis* re at the Angler’s Depot, 122 Fultou st. NOTICe TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. LED Pi rk and Harlem hite Plains, Westchester September, for the grading, masonry miles of said Railroad, extends ‘of contractors on the loth of Septemb ance, to render all reqa on’ractors not known. to the ©) ed to produce te iences and the be: work meant be are closed, vigorously p of May next. By order of th «3 t820rre ALLA ud completed by the fi Extension Committee. CAMPBELL, Caief Wire Curls; Curls; Bands; Bi Bri raids, &e. &e., 1 suit any si hair, a large assortment of Gentleme Wigs and Scalps, of all sizes and shades, of the best q be found on hand or made to orderat short notice, 265hs (Inte 271) Broadway. Sacre y's’ Extracts metiques, s of all dese med and well patroui English tious, together for single geutiemen, the noise and coufusion of an Hotel, will have every att paid to their comfort and convenience. aud Im Society HEE following are among the advantages held out by this mn which the assured are entitled to draw half yearly, quarterly therk ots. pulvers pressly, ie Sree PAS pacing do., Te 0d shi 5 oH Boe Toa NORTHRUP, Provnicic, re eves of the’ eolebrated ‘These hats are ‘They will be ¥ street, where ma te : 04 P.M. w York, Sept 3, 1845. 63 20th RIOR TO NONE AND SUPERIOR TO MANY, would reapoctiully inform the public thet | the insole of Gentlemens’ will be ine ts, for troduced at his establishment, on Saturday, 30th instant, No. 110 | Fuiton street, between “Also, new style of B iain and Nassau streets. Caps. irable Residence for a ing house. filled in, and sixteen acres of good landsin fag orchard and garden, with requisite outbuildings, beautifule uated ou the easterly side of the Passaic river, one mile pove Belleville Bridge, tour from Newark, aud nine from ice moderate.’ Kor further particulars, apply to doffice. None bi td NUS, 109 Nassau st. ARIS. ve of the late ston, respectfully t public. that he has opened the ry, entrance on ie ere hé will be happy to accom patron swith he most re w the day, week or 33 C sonable terms. RN LIQUOR STAND. wut, Where some business has been doue New York, Communications addressed 1210, Post Office, New York, will be imme: seaerre FOR SALE. wed THE Stock, Fixtures and F (isa Tavern, conducted on the Engl ° yle busivess and of old standing. Will be sold cheal casu only. Satisfactory reasous for disposing of it will be ong pplication to 37 Dey street, from 12 to 1 P. My 28 Gis re FOR SALE. 117 South stree now doing a good cash business and city aud country trade. ‘The different articles com- prising the stock are all of the best quality, and purchased at thelowest cash prices. ‘Toa person who nuderstauds the bust: ness, such an opportunity of making a profitable investinent seldom offers. For further particulars, apply on the premises, Also for sale, the House and Lot No. 174 Fourth street, near the Six ute. Apply as ab 9 Im? ine THE BOND ST! 663 Broadwa; ‘and pant Southerners and others wishing 0 avo ANTLHUMBUG. PEST BOOTS AND SHOES in the city.—T. L. MARTIN has established a new aud fashionable Boot ‘and Shoe Store, No- 2i0 Fulton street, between Church d Greenwich sts., where he would be happy to accom- A . ino hose who may patronise him. Boots made to order, of the best materials, $5; boots footed, $3 50; shoes, Also » order, after the same rates, opera and fancy’ patent lea- mps and je krentest care taken to drat of the foot taken, and 3 ‘for each customer. Repairing of all kinds neatly executed at the shortest notice. fancy colored slippers wre a handsome and jast made and kept ex- ‘Terms cash. s? eod2w'rh ited States, and British North LF. by the eloquent Mr. Cary, from 7 re nuel Galloway, Secretary Of State in Ohio, alike di shed fur his advocacy of the the citizens manity—all who would see our city and country delivered General Agent Charleston, 8. C., and ion, to be run, int, Which advance ot time, to. Monty ease and Mobile, Ala. Hh ss le 3 of the Geor ‘ugusta, at 6 o'clock A. M. next art by a fast line of mail and passenger coactes ROPOSALS wil be received at the oflice of the y in the village. e 20th day of 4. bridging of about 2 from the present terminus at Plains, to a point near the north line of Westchester profiles aud specifications will he ready for the inspec- when the Kugi- + informat ou ngineer, will be ity, ability and ed. H AIR WORK in allits branches; Ladies Vins; half Wigs; tt lity eat WM. DIB- sy, Piver's, &e; TISTRY R. H. G BLANKMAN, D: New York, late of Virginia offers tions bs p ormamental aud useful aa properly attended to, are requested t iy references of the highest lity ean be had. moderate, and ail SURGICAT, and Dental Instruments, S PETER ROS! 3 Canal street, would Inform the medical professio» and the lie, that a get ments aud Catlery will be kepton hand, wh deuce be rec: be sold at very low prices. and Fine Cutler straments and Cutlery. 3 3ttm st, 116 Chambers street, 's professional servi- ces to the public. Persons who are desiious. of having opera: dway, afew doors south of assortment. of Surgical and Dental Insteu- can with cou nded for quality aid finish, and whieh will icular attention paid to the repairing of all kinds of In- $15,000 7° OLIN i € Pitre h Sowth etree KMP—Ten tons American Water Rot He unequalled by auy m market, Also, $tous Hackled, for wale by KE. K, COLLINS & CO. aarre ‘leece, washed sl ; washed, just received, part a very extra article. For sale W 201-20 00 Tbs American Blood F by y BE. K. COLLINS & CO., adie 36 South street ou bond and morgage | Apply KOKO oO of a quality Ww A T—50,000 bushels Hlinois Wheat—tor sale hy BK, COLLINS & CO., a2tre 56 South street. ARD—50 kegs Pare Leaf Lard, white ar BR Co hard—tor sate by 8 & CO. agtre £6 South street. Cy TTON—10 Bales New Orleans Cotton, just landed and for sale by & K. COLL NS & CO, aire South street ie] EMP SEED=17 Ban i for sale by COLLINS & CO. 56 South street, HING PC CRS—100 Casks Boyd's ship Panthea, and for sale by PERSSE & BROOKS, 69 8 67 Nass now lead 1 Seine Rreatest possible sare, for sale by _AaTre kK. FR, SALAMANDER. 8. TPYHE first and only kind of Safe thay hes mh every instaner Present their contents from ac & Holman’s Improved Sal de by A C. Hobbs, 26 Platt st. N_Y., wl test Safes may beseen, one of which d papers of Messrs. Coe, Anderson & Co., No. 28 Frond street, at the great fire on the 19th wit. Aisa, Brovd street and Wgeha ye Jan str tae Tren ay PAINTINGS FON SAbL FEW FINE OLD PAINTINGS, and Historieal subjects, enuine Interior by Peni Jen by Gu tll otclock, atl ic street dy Litre , Herving « i pressly (or this anarket, with the y K_ COLLINS & CO , 96 South st of Mr. J. slel, atthe comer of Jace on the uight of the 49th of x) prising Serppteral ndscapes, Se. amougat them a Tenierss a Cleyoire by Sutermans, and ‘Ke. May he seen daily from 9 FRENCH BOOTS FOR $3 50, CITY MADE, durability they are equal to those sold for $9; live French imperial dress Boots 4 ies 50, equal to U and. $7, and warrunted. to. give sat at JONES Wweash luaperial Boot ant Sine Sites > . YOUNG & H. B. JONES, al2 Imis*re No. 4 Anust., near Broadway, New York. ANTED—By a respectable young woman, «situation to do the cooking, washing and ironing of a small private to doup stairs work. The best of —has uo objectio city references can be given. Apply at 54 Mulberry street, the rear, 83 1t*rh ANTED. W. SITUATION by a German Dyer in Wool, Silk and Cot- 4 ue Apply at 24 Albany st., after Rudolph Schroder. 88 li*r WANTED. PERSON who understands the care of horses—can make y—keep a car- riage iu good ordes, attend table, and well recommended as n careful one horse driver, sober and williny situ himself generally useful ia a small famil n, by addressing’ xood reference ANTED—Fourjourneymen Brush Makers, pan hands, and six boys, from 16 to 18 years old, to learn the featner brash making. luquire immediately, at 305 Peart st. 82 3h STEELE & CO. ne toH T., Herald office, produc: sister CTUTITE, Auci ARGE SALEs of HARD WARE x at half past mi jots Hardware and Cutlery of fifty Lots, m addition, making rable goods that will take place Weights, Hooks and prey Steel Pincers, Brass and frou Candlestick: Also Sheffield Goods, i sors, Razors, Shears, Pocket and’ Pen Kuii Rasps, Wm. Autcher’s Edge Too of about 1,000 Sanderson Brothers! P for retail trade, Hardware oud Faney Goods, Also 100 cases and casks Ger Slates, Pencils, Looking Glasses. ease London percussion ribbed cups, in, hall pound Also, 100 dozen and boxes shovels and spades and cotton cards. Also. 1 entire case cut glass beads. t nails, Flemish tacks and closet nails, s, slightly damaged, for accow sand House Fur- Wednesday, Sept. a Of 50 Ont Paints WILLAKD will sell on e ck, at the Sales Room, No. 191 Broadway, with- out reserve, for Cash, to pay advances, a ehoice collection of a variety of valuable second hand Furniture, Book ©. ment of new city made Sofas, Chairs, ) patent and other Bedsteads, © Pier Glasses, Se. ‘NTREVILLE COURSE, L. I. Bale positive, and prietors of inforins bis | street, called the | late those | joard and Lodging, by | Wented to Purchase, by a person who wishes to Ko | into the above business, the good will and fixtures of a | WEEPSTAKE will come off over th» above Course, on Thursday, Sept. 4th, at 3 o'clock P. M best 3 in5, im harness, and closed with three su $50 each, p. p., with a purse of $50 added. ing are the entris 8. ¢. Frelinghuysen Wig. Black Joke. ourse and Stand, 5@ cents. the season for $1 each. ture of a respectable | le, dom a good | Members tickets will be given out f¢ No dednetion will be made on the p _ Centreville, Sept 2,1 ‘ BEACON COULKS! good will of the wholesale and | | ¥ ALE ail Gi 1 rStore, No. opposite the Hartford and New Ha i HE FOLLOWING PURSES will be given, to come off this Course, on Tuesday, the 9th September, or first k, a purse of $10, free for all trotting hor- over $30, best 3 in 5, to go as they please, for all pacing horses that never in 5, to go as they please, e _3d—Immediately after the above, 3 ting horses that never won, mile In please, catch weights. _Ratries to be made at Green & Lose ning next, at 9 o'clock ere be but one purse full v cl ch to make a race ce will not take pli BROWNING, Proprietot the late presentment by the acon Course.—Du- return that there has 8 which have other presentment, for the I believe it has even been or trotting on this he Sheriff, and si The result and Grand Jurors, of ring afew weeks al been a great hugh and purpose of inju Torcloek. who are usually ug Depot, one of the most fashionable Boot and Shoe establishments in this city. Gentlemen that are in want of apair of dress Boots, will find a saving of fifty per cent by getting them of us. Mending al o done in the store. alawful business. in New Jer brought about by. the affida o have formerly who have been discharged, on state, however, that consequence of ¥, Sept. $4, at 4 0 p ‘wereto come off over this Course on Tue: ‘on account of the weather— can hear of a good Tors nd, 24 cents on! APARTM WANTED. Wife, without children, want to rent two or three Rooms of a small aud genteel! family, iu the lower part of the ei The west side of Broadway will be preferred, Address G. ‘I’, at this office. si 3t*me BOARD WAN GENTLEMAN AND HIS FAMILY, who require ate parlor and two good bed rooms, would like to en- for the winter. y kage board, in a French jionse, foi liberal tert ments and accommodations, Somewhere near Broadwa: OF good apart fice, for farther information. a0 6t¥re au2l Im*re INFORMATION WANTED Hudso WEN ROGERS—Whereas, the relatives of this person, in the County of Sligo (who was of the Parish of Coolevn and who left Ireland some 35 or 38 y formed that the said O' mation as to his relati quaiut him that he ean obtsin intelligence of hi ter, by addressing a letter to M. C. at the New York Herald Office, N. Y. Southern papers please copy. aul9 Im*re ago,) have bees to haye some infor- TO SHIP BUILDERS, SHIP OWNERS & CAPTAINS The Auxilrar: those concerned in shipping. these desiderata, will please This fine ship, built for Capt. Forbes, of supplied with every im- provement as regards her conveniences, en conversant allow the mnsnufacturer to ask them fo notice the whole arrangement of this department of this splendid ship; and any orders they may give will be punc- tnally attendedto, : By their obedient servant W. H. WHITELEY, 22 Water st.. Boston, Mass. LIVERPOOL LINE OF PA Packet of the ith Se; packet ship STEPHEN W! naster, will sail as above her regular da} r accommodations for cal ers, persons intending to embark should make immedi- ication on board, foot of Maiden Lane, JOSEPH MeM ter, wil: succeed 83 rh will “be given. \ in the upper part of the city, would be preferred. Apply to P. P., addressed to Herald OF A YOUNG MAN from the country wishes to get into some useful business or employment in the city. A book store a bninting office preferred. Address, ‘Thomas Garduer, 253 T The well known Y, W.C. Thomp Zz in and steerage AST OFF CLOTHING & FURNITURE WANTED. LADIES OR GENTLEMEN having any supertiuous or off Clothing or Furniture to dispose of, can o! the same a liberal cash price, by sending for the subseriber (through Post or otherwise) at his residence, 3 street, basement. M. 'N.B. Mrs. Cohen will also attend to Lad dence, ifrequested. ald Im*ri WANTED AT SEARKE'S & STEVAN'S Temperance Intalligeuce Office, 9544 Duane street, subseribers tor some good Pro- testant Servants and others, both white and colored, of good moral character. ‘The subscriber pledges himself to precure help for the public at the shortest notice, Mr. Clarke's office is patronised by some of the first families in the couutry. ‘emember=-954 Duane street. two doors west of Broadway, Washington Temperance Intelligence Ofiice. iy26 im*th SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR- NITURE WANTED, AND ithe highest price given for all kinds of cast off Clothing and good second hand Furniture, P cr pose of the same, will do well to call dress 2 line through the Post Offie, which will be pauctuall y attended to, B. LEVY, 4934 Chatham street, New York. N.B_ Constantly on hand, a seasouable assortment of gea- tlemien’s Clothing, cheap for cash. al im*re AMERICAN ART UNION. OTICE—The rooms of the Art Unjou, No. 322 Broadwa ¢ collection of paintings, for distrib tion in December next,—also, some very superior pictures for re now open to the public, with catalogues, free of Geatlemen who have noc yet renewed their subseriptions for reseut year, are respecttully invited to do so.as early as The books of subscription are now open at the R. F. FRASER, Superintend L uisiana and New r Packet—To sail Monda he elegant fast sailing packet shi ‘aylor, master, will positively sail as above, ange, having handsome. furn modations, appl Mammo w Orleans, JA! E, WOODRUFF, who ward all goods to F PACKETS FOR GL tember—The fast sa 1 in the trade, persons about pro- rable couveyaue: ctually as adver: nust be made on c may be placed on her sailing pi re berths, early application orto TAPSCOTT, 75 South street. corner The regalar packet ship ADAM CARR to send for their friends can have them of this line, on favorable smnount supplied, Ls payable throughout Scotland Nathaniel J. t Dr freight or pass , having exellent accommodations, ay- ply to the Captain on ard, foot of Dover stre WOODHULL & ot 87 The regular packet, barque ADAM CARR, master, will succeed the Saracen. 6) 'S per ship HAMPDEN, from Liverpool, will please send their permits on board, Pier No. 5, N. R.. or to the office of the subseribers. All goods not psrmitted in live days, must be unavoidably sent to the Public Store. th HUERDMAN 0. 6S DR. SALMON'S REMEDY VOR disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, aceom- panied with indigestion, loss of appetite, headache, bil attacks, giddiness, palpitation, languor, low. s) strength, pains inthe back, side, aud Lower pa habitual costiveness, worms, and other distressing symptom Dz Salmou’s Remedy has met with extraordinary succes: private practice; and is prized so highly by all who have taken it, that the proprietor has been induced to introduce it to the public generally He assures any sufferer from the above com- plaints, that it is, a8 it professes to be, a perfect cure, invigor- ting the system, restoring appetite, healch, color aud strength, even to the most debilitated. This medy contains Ho mercury, wor any prepar it, and does not prevent the closest attention most satisiactory references given if reauir 1 IE MILNOK, 192 Brodway, cor. of John st., Sole Agent for N. Y. PACKETS FO The peket ship ST. Pell, will sail on the Istof October, BOYD & HINCKE: No.9 Tontine Building, Corner Wall and Water sts. CAR LINE OF PACK N&—Packet of the oth fast sailing packet C. Berry, will sail os above, her regulard hip for eabin, secoud cal The ships of this Ii passage epply to ONLY REGU! EW ORLE. by the uaanimons request of his numerons visiters, he fi induced to continue his Grand one werk longer. He has also engag piise the Operatic Baud of Echioj Mr. D. GARD cor, Maiden’ Lane. NS—The splendid fest. sail i , ht Positively be on the her regulirday. For freight or pas: J HERDMAN & UO. “UDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES. BR, BE LUTZENS, having been d for several years + past, in the tuition of Modern L. wishes to find colars, either in the Freneh, talian or Portu- gucse lanvuage. Forfurther information, apply to Mr. Ri de La, 16, Beekman between Band 9, A. M., or 2aud 3, P.M. '_ a2 Im're NOTICE TO TRAVELLER. TH SUBSCRIBER having the lease and furnitare of the CHARLESTON (8. HOT! will be prepared to re nish, receive his friends on or before the 15th Septemb Prom his Long exper ence in keeping a Hotel, he hopes to give satis faction to all who may favor him with ‘therr patron 430 Gt* re D. BOYD. TO STRANGERS SEF ALHAMRA,” Broadway, between Spring and Prince, is now oue of the first places of resort it by strangers coming co the city, aud justly, to0, as no tient of the kind in this country can compare with it, in point velty, and the elegance and magnificence of its interior~ vot to speak of the excellence of the Lee Creams and other Re- treshments to be found there 426 2wis'm “WATCHES, CLOCKS, PA \ formated AND SILVER | Ww 1, No. 413 Brosdway, a few doors fouth of Canal street, have a good assortioant of fine gold wid silver duplex, d: tached’ lever, lepine aud other Watches, Which they will Warrant first rate time keepers, aud sell at very low prices; A fine assertinent of elegant Mantel Clocks, and jounble Jewelry, Silver Ware, Xe. and Clocks of every description carefully repaired and experienced workmen. SI Stis" M‘ IEUR DMOND Di BUISSO r open his course of French Lessons, System, the second Mouday of Septem’ apply at his tesidence, 400 Broadway. fre m 3109 P.M. Having a few bones to s} happy to devote them in giving instruction wn 2wre i) & 8.5, ROCKWE A.M will re rt _ ARTIFICIAL EVES \ ADE, and lnserted hy Dr. J, GRAY, No, 19 Bowery, N ‘NA. York, the ouly maker of the HUMAN ARTIFICIAL EYE inthe United States. Any persou that wishes to be well saited should always apply to the Maker, who hax been in th Art Forte Vere. Jjul6 im WwW ii PATENT SALAMANDER SAF! ant.—Several have been token from the burn ng of the late great fire, and all having proved faithful to their trast, as can be neen at'my store of the Great Sign, 139 Me eres Depe fe kind can be ha SILAS C. HERRING. jy2l ImD& Wed 7 ’ XAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS AND GALVESTON. of Packets between New York and sail from each j ort on the tirst day of each mouth, Al led Negro Singer, &e. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. PARK THEATHE, THIRD NIGHT OF BY LAST EVENING'S MAIL. MR, AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN. jalrsuene Wednesday Mvening, September 3d, ‘Washington. ‘The pertormance will commence with the Play of [Correspond of the Herald.) THE STRANGER, ‘The Stenger . 2 ir Baron Steintort . Mirs Haller... esses Countess Wintersen Wasuincron, Sept. 1, 1845. Visit of the Cherokees to the Capitat—Our Indian Relations—Affairs with Mexico—Cabinet Meet- “4 ings— Their Frequency, §c. ! cas Grodan t® BOARDING SCHOUL, ial Among those persons who would interest you at Miss Biases. : ve, Dyott present residing in this city, are two parties of Che- James... eee Mr. Fisher rokees, so called—though to look at and converse Price of Admission—Boxes, $1; Pit, 50 cents; Gallery,] with them, you would be led to imagine that some El Jaleo de Xeres, by the two M rhe op htire tia. 2 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock, and’ the Curtain will rise precisely at | Sort of error existed in their cognomen, or, that you halfyuat7 o'clock. TPA timited number of Seasou Tickets may be obtained | bad all along been laboring under a mistaken idea Box Office. co at Raed es IM iy te AE Ml of what a live Indian is, or ought to be. But one or BOWERY THEATRE. Se two of these Cherokees has any symptoms of abori- Wednesday Evening, September 3d, ginal blood about him; as to the others, they have Will ba presented the air, appearance, and savoir faire of educated Rolla, JR Seott| Attaliba, Mil i Ro ag Davenport Meh Fest, : Milner and polished gentlemen. We say there are two Pizarro, Henkins Almargo, Sutherland | parties, but it is questionable whether or not this Jemete me Hadaway | Gower, yee | party spirit is not kept alive and in activity'through Cora, Mrs gore a Mrs Madison the uncalled for and unauthorized interference of iE JEW vicious whites; men, who since the formation of Or the Council of Constance me 3h our government, have ever been found among, and Biase st on the borders of Indian tribes. utherland One of these parties, “ the Ross ,” 80 called, is + Phillips represented here at present by the Chief, John Ross. id Tiers, ctu; | Messrs. Taylor, Views Bornee and others whose ‘open at a quarter before 7, the curtain will rise at | Rames at present escape my memory. As above enema remarked, to look at each cs at the above samed ©. . entiemen, to converse wil lem, you wot og- Admission 25 Cents.-29 5 from supposing them to be Chaeckeee, of which Propriston...... + Messrs. Krenet ued Hoie2:- | name and nation many otherwise intelli people Great Musical Attraction ! have formed vague and erroneous opinions. I will Wednesday Evening, September 3d, a The lpedoeasate writ fomemce gti,” Venture toassert (from long and somewhat intimate ‘The Overture to La Fille du Regiment. relations) that few men in our country of more in- ‘Lhe beautiful air of “Good Night.” | telligence and public virtue, patriotism, or public La Polka des Salons. spirit than John Ross, can be found. The same J > . The spre pcg cag ees remark applies doubtless to the other members of ntermasion of Half an Hour for Promenade and Refresh. | the delegation, though my opportunities of knowing ments. them have been comparatively limited. The range of splendid ( ‘omoramas will be open for inspection The other party, headed, I believe, by Captai Rogers, and nine, as the “old treaty” "overnite rty,—of them Iam unable to speak, because they have been for years before my time beyond “ the muddy water,” or the Mississippi. Since my memory serves me, one or the other of \ Graud Selection of Sacred Muste—Ad- | these parties, or delegations, bas been almost con- | stantly in Washington, attending to the interests of the Cherokees. They have just and proper claims as yet unliquidated before the war, state and trea- sury departments of the government, and our go- vernment instead of settling up square and fair, as it pier ‘ ought long since to have done with the Cherokees, ce at 7/2 (veloek, with the | annually puts that enlightened Indian people to great expense and annoyance in sending to and maintain- ing at Washington, a delegation to speak for them it tenses : avry and in their behalf. It certainly would seem to be Be'Cotutede Sc Bria. sh es very easily understood and settled whether or not, Bois Rose... .... Rie date in justice ‘and honor, the United States is in any tee . manner indebted to the Cherokees ; and if so, why vex and annoy a people who have already sui so much from the whites? That they have thus suffered, no man knowing anything of the history of this people, and whose generous impulses and hon- me (eit orable feelings are not wholly exterminated, can or yr Mme Ri will for an instant ane Disguise it as we may, uneuce et 7arclock. Lcorsoren tt) and call it as we will, the Cherokees, with other In- “The Books of the Freuch Opera. with a lgeral Euglishtrans | dian nations, have been abused and imposed upon ; lation, for sale at the ticket fey ene en: OE and yet every administration of this government, be piss ot eiaky te Company—Monday, Wednesday, | jt republican or federal, has ever attempted to justify fg Tickets Fifty Cents. its course under the plea of expediency and the Private Bacea 5 enelis— spread of civilization! Eyen granting that there “7 An effievent rouee wail always be in attendaace to main | ay be no sophistry, no injustice in such a plea, tan order and keep all improper persons out does it follow that the Cherokees, or any other pe A limited numper of Season Tickets will be disposed 1 baer ly sobbed OF taokes ‘and ert ap pe fies are to be wantonly rot of rights and privi- Cr és leges, without remuneration or valuable eonsidera- PHILADELPH tions,—themselves having done, and doing no man- ner of wrong? Surely not ; and it becomes us asa nesduy Kivening, September 3d. ‘The performances will comme ___ Unb (Cer Pertormauce toe i p AND MANacen, per 3d, ening, Septen he antncae chess nation, jealous of our virtue and honor, to render LADY OF LYONS. 4 with all speed every justice to the Cherokees. That tose retorts os «300 f Orley nation may be powerless when placed in comparison fasion "spon “E shew with our prosperous and, we fear, vain-glorious peo- Mrs Mowstt | ple ; yet, ina general row, were the Cherokees so disposed, they could prove a terrible thorn in the Mr Crisp side of our exertions to quell insurrection or stop WHSmith invasion. The delegation, at the head of which is ARCH STREET THEATRE. John Ross, it is said, does not represent a party, PHILADELPHIA. but the whole Cherokee Nation; its members are STAGE MANAGER, .....,00-4,.+0++2+.-Mn. H. E. Stevens | in the full confidence of the. several parties which ‘Wednesday Evening, September 3d, were once designated by political partisans under the 1 be performed— polar names, Viz :— i USED UP. Sir Charles Coldstream Mary Wheatley... ir MARGARET CATCHEO! Ist The Eastern Cherokees, the late emigrants, i i LES. © s > wn eS, A Bettas eras or Ross party. 2d. The Western Cherokees, the Mis Baskeo old settlers, or Rogers party. 3d. The Treaty, or iss Carlina and Master Wood. Ridge party. ‘The several parties thus contradistinguished, in # convention of the people, were years since merged re ne Woon into one body politic, under an act of union and the Rury Dlossniis DIV Burke adoption of the constitution of the existing govern GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION. ment of the Cherokee Nation, and its acts have not oe THE © ORIGINAL? aN? only received the sanction of the Cherokee people, and Celebraced Campanologian Band of but have also been fully recognized by the govern- SWISS BELL RINGERS, ment of the United States, as may be seen by the Having completed their triumphantly sucesssful tour threugh | acts of its high public functionaries. At this late day, netude with— THe MURDERED WATERMAN, the United States, the ay avd the Canadas, res-| Te under the name once assumed for the secon ely cal ite: N D Sata et ReeeEOe ny above mentioned, that Capt. Rogers and yes Dutch, now in Washington, would again raise their THE TABERNACLE, standard, under the counsel and guidance of vicious On THURSDAY &VENING. Sept. 4, and mercenary whites, by setting up the extra- on which occasion they will be assisted by the charming and | ordinary claim tor themselves of an exclusive own- Popular Vocalists, the 3&3 CUM ership and rule over the country possessed and now who will anypenr for the first time in two years. oceupied by the Cherokee,Nation, west of the Mis- MISS HELEN MATTHEWS, sissippi. The just claims and demands of the whole By the generous permission of saree Cherokee people upon the United States, may be ea- will preside at the Piano Forte, sily understood by those who would be impartial, Full purticulars will be dily sunouuced, ‘Tickets 50 cents | just and magnanimous. Why, therefore, should each. our government hesitate, or tor a moment longer delay, a full and final settlement of the Cherokee case ? Notwithstanding the oppressive warmth of the weather, they have cabinet meetings everyday at the President’s house, upon the subject of our pre- sent critical relations with Mexico. Indeed, there 1s quite a conversation this morning about the extra session of Congress, which, it is said, will speed- ily be called. If we have a war with Mexi- co, it will be a word and a blow, but the blow will come first, without any declaration ; for it is peeu- liarly the character of that people to plant the stilet- to in the back and in darkness. x Whether or not ‘tour own Marcy” will prove equal in his executive and administrative qualities to conduct the war, remains to be seen. * The celebrated Jonathan D. Stevenson is also here, but his je mission has not yet transpir- ed. On dit, he is somewhat grieved at the removal of Mathew L. Davis. And apropos—are you aware that his successor, Mr. Cargill, was at one time a merchant in Jackson, Mississippi, the residence of Mr. Secretary Walker. If so, the milk in the cocoa- nut is fully accounted for. ncert commences at 8. saittr v8, OR GREAT SEA SERPENT. ence, on Friday evening next, at 8 ix lectures on Geology, showing that on’ given in the ‘ory of the great Doors open at 7, C: THE HYDRAR DE KOCK will coms , a course of it agrees fully with the account of the crea Book of Revelations. He wiil also give a that existed before the flood ‘The Great Hydrargos, or Mouster Sea Serpent, 114 feet long wh ton weighs 7500 pounds, is exhibited every day and eveuing, atthe Apotlo Rooms, splendidly itup. Admittance 25 cents; children half price 83 3t*rh MAMMOTH s' M ELECTRICAL ACRE Ben al Franklin, will be open to the public on MONDA teinber 8th, at the New York Polytechnic Institute, Latay 7 Broadway, nearly opposite Niblo's. ‘Th thas been fitted up, so as to obviate all the nise and steam which accompanied its exhi- bition at Castle Garden, The machine is erected inthe yard, in view of the sudience—the steam is carried off into the open air. ‘Two entirely new opical instramen’ Physioseove, will be shown, whose eff todraw e-owds of admirers. The Mayor and Common Coun- cil are invited on the evening of Monday, the &th. 3 4t#rre ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE, MONTREAL. HIS establishment will be ready fi Performances on the beginning of September, under the management of the subseriber, who will receive Repeoeslt for engagements from ladies and gentlemen of acknowledged talent The opening of the sand Theatre for a few evenings will be with the celebrated nora Rosina Pico and Signor De Begnis, and the evening's entertai.inent will be interspersed with Vande- ville, Dancing, Urehe Overtures, the orchestra being com- posed on thit 17 Professors, and the principal metru- ion iments in the hands of five British music 3 se3 lin ire \ JUHI, D. M. nlimited Theatrical Unirep Srares Horen, PaguNeron, ¢ September 1, 1845. We are presented here now with what appears to be an anomaly in national affairs. Texas is consi- dered a part of the Union, and yet we have at this time Mr. Lee, as Charge d’Affaires, from Texas, near this government. How is this? Can Texas be an independent government, and a part of the contederacy at the same time, and is not the present position of Mexico to Texas, actual war against the United States, without the necessity of a declara- tion? Or is the issue upon the question, to whom does Texas belong—to the United States or to Mex- ico? Inshort, is Texas annexed or not? Is, or isnot, the annexation virtually complete without the further ratification of Congress, when Congress THEATRICAL NOTICE n . ladies and gentlemen are informed that my winter season commences on the Ist of Oct. alternating *t Richmond, Petersburg aud Norfolk, Va, until July next— sm inunications, post paid, addressed te ‘me at Lynchburgh, will be promptly attended to. : JOHN 8. POTTER, E o lysian Ids, Hoboken—E.very RY begs leave to announce that en ind Unequalled Performance for for one week more, AN AND SISTERS. elebrated performers com- > ETHIOPL OPERATIC BROTHER The follswing well known an son living who ean ee nd alrcat eedes detection has in ac vance confirmed it ? eco Eltilers Cefeste: Se 1 "You will have observed a late letter from Ten- Polka, &e. nesseee in the Union, recommending Sam Hous- motive Nigger and | ton to the democracy because of his popularity with the masses. Now this mney means, we take it, that unless the democracy take care of Houston, he will not hesitate to fall into the ranks of the ve Father Ritchie, in his tacit endorsement of this js, letter, has fairly He een the veracity of Braneh T. Archer in his late denunciations of Hous- ton through the Herald, or else the editor of the ted Violinist and old Vir- when there is music SAM JOHNSON, the great unequal- n the b Performances to comme half’ past 3o’clock. st 6tus*r . Captein Baxter, to sail from New York ist November next. 8, to sal from etober next, aud from Galveston Ist Decent The Brig G. B. LAMAR, Captain New York Ist N, iehardson, to sail from ember next, aud from Galveston Ist Janu a Captain Norriss, to sail from New York imber next, and from Galveston Ist February wext, after in regular succession. f superior class, having fi , are ably commanded, will sail punctually as take freight and passengers at the lowest William Hendley and Co. will be th Galveston, and give efficient attentio xray arto volume of letter press. both volumes elegantly put. up forthe Drawing Room. A few gopies only printed in ‘engliate, accommodatior the beth ‘oller tio? which are offered ‘‘at greatly reduced various Tangnages, to see which, and the Print Room, no charge is ma liberal adyanees on cons it, the Subscribers, will be regu- free [rom commission. rely on Lighters at Galveston to tranship cargo. from whence, regularly forwarded, according to to theeare of Williuum Hendley and up for the ; ‘And Shippers may PS LY BC AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, larly forwarded aud upon tts being tions, if ed Hy : Galveston ‘or freight of passage, BROWS No. 91 Wront street, New V country in Europe, tr lum, equal in exeeut don Herald’ Mluminated. Wigs and Scalps. TCHELOR’S Now luvented Wigs and Sealps, are ex- cinng the astonishment, curiosity end admiration of co All the old diffignities and vexattou reow done AWAY W ¥ with h as and crest, as word Ui OLMA LITERARY SALOON, AND EXHIBITION OF AUTIFUL PAINTINGS, . 203 Browlway, New York. AN’S Great and Splendid work, being his tour through th ed States, illustrated wit ty En. iawe, ater the manner of drawings an Large folso—with » ele Union must consider the popularity of Houston as something to be purchased by the democracy, even at the expense ot all the principles of common hon- esty and personal morality of character. We are not taking the side of Dr. Archer in this matter.— We are simply discussing a question of party morals, and of personal veracity. We know not what course Dr. Archer may pursue in this business, but if he suflers it to pass over in silence we are mistaken in the man. We incline to think that Mr. Ritchie and and Gen. Houston will hear from the Doctor Mr. Tyler informs us that we dined at this house 57 persons to-day. Very good for the season. BE ‘ity without calling in to see INGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, Prices.” 'No stranger should visit the OKS, PALIN’ 4 : The Pablie Sale Room is filed with books of every kind, in le. Above the Bookstore or Sale Room, an apartment is fitted Bautimone, Sept. 2, 1845. 4 Successful Speculation—Recovery of Sunken Treasure— Launch—1 Museum "Mystery, or Pistols and a Dot! Baby—The Valorous Jews—sArrival of : cident—The Natives—Markets. c. The schoorer Francis Amy, arrived at this port yes- terday, having on board about $25,000 in specie, recover- ed from the wreck of the Spanish ship San Pedro, sunk # number of years since in the Spanish Main. This money is the property of the “ San Pedro Company” of this city, which fitted out the expedition to search the sunken of about WO HUNDRED CHOICE, PICTURES, d modern Masters—to view which, asmall charge HER, The Arms of Individuals whose families originated Lo and splendidly emblazoned on vel- " audat oue third the charge of the Lon- Colleges. Genealogies or Pedigrees arranged and JUST PUBLISHED, The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, i riage. ouly $1 50—in aolora. Je eodtf m Wm. Batehrlor’s, No. rom 169 Broadway. making, ent only be proey Si AT PINTEUX, CAFE DES MILLE COLONNES SA- L JADWAY, street, corner of rs of Fishing Tack! completed their fall stock, cousist ne for Pond, Stream, River and Sen Again ( eight tables, communicates with the Saloon on the saye floor, rat Hooks, Also, of ‘ackle and covered Drinking Flasks, .y wholesale and retail, T street, where more of the sume | justly cele Gunpowder, &e., & hip, by means ef a diving bell. ‘This vessel i ocontain several millions of dollars. They have also btained from the wreck quite a cargo of other artic! oonsisting of old copper, iron, anchors, guns, shot, &c It is their intention to repair to the wreck again, A fine clipper built schooner, of 90 tons burthen, was launched yesterday evening from the ship-yard of Messrs Hunt & Wagner. She was built under the direction of Mr Geo. orragt , for the Baltimore pilots, and has met with the universal admiration not only of the pilots, but OIREES MUSICALE OON, 307 BRC at of two superb Comic Ice Creams and Refres gers, M ts of , With the attendance of eare- d Billiard Room, containing and best A well ventily “ratrance Free=Concert will commence at7 o'clock. 026 lwis?m WARD having been barat out, haye removedto re No. 89 Broad street, on the comer of Stone atreet. dye