The New York Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1845, Page 3

Brook! City Intelligence. IytTengetixa To srclpert placard was posted up tt the gates of the Navy Yard yesterday, notifying the nu- merous mi ice, laborers, &c., in the employment of the government, that their wa; ‘This will be ratifying intelligence to many for some time past been subjected to much in- convenience, in consequence of Uncle Sam’s tardiness in iaeeting such demands against him. Weexty Rerort or Ivtenmexts.—Tho number of Freigh' Jeaths in Brooklyn for the week ending the 30th ultimo was foity, of which twenty-eight were children, twelve adults, Tux Accipeny in Bornum Srarer.—The name of the youth who was so seriously injured in Boerum street on Sunday, is Parkes, the son of a cab proprietor of Breoklyn. His skull was so badly fractuced that two pieces of bone had to be taken from it; nevertheless he is how expected to recove: Ixsrection Laws. among the rectille observance of the inspection laws, : unusually dull. for we learn that the lately ed erery in- ests of distilled spirits bas been called upon}by but one rm—amongst the many that are here—to exercise the functions of his office. ‘It is to be hoped that none of in this busines seek to evade the for the purpose of taking advantage of their customers, or saving the trifling amount of fees allowed to the inspector. A Rienreous Junament.—A negro who called himself Thomas Jefferson, and who guve his residence as at No. Minetta street, New York, was arrested last evening 'y offic for infamously insulting two Beil able merried ladies—Mrs, Morris and Mrs. Bunnelt, of Prince street, Brooklyn, while on their way to church — ‘The scoundrel stepped between the ladi put his arms around their necks, and attempted to kiss them. He did not deny the offeace imputed to him, and offered as his ouly apology thut he was intoxicated. He was exceed- iugly violent,refractory and abusive when he was arrest- ed; and at the watch glass. The Magistrate sentenced him to bo imprisonsd, at hard labor, in the county jail tor the term of six months; to pay a fine of filty ¢ollars; to give security, in the sum of $250 for his good behavior for one ir; and to remain here is either a great luxity and distillers of this county in in prison until such penalty was satisfied, and such sure- | ties given. Fast TRavELLING.—The “Henry Ruggles” locomotive, on the Long Island Railroad, manufactured by Norris, the otier day ran eight miles in eight minutes Cuuncu Arvains.—The Rev. Jonathan Bruce bas de- clined the call of the Second Congregational Church in Brovklyn, and accepted the call of the First Congrega- tional Church in Malliord, Ct. 7 was arrested by’ officer Hurley, the keeper of a small store at No. 202 Front str y throwing over her a pail of water. ‘Tho defendant, in default of giving bail to keep the peace, was temporarily consigned to the cus- tody of the jailor. ‘Aman named Thomas Hogan was taken into custody, and ordered to find sureties to be of good behavior here- aiter, for having, on Tuesday evening, disturbed a tem- erance meecing at the Bethel church, in Main street, by Eleking at the doors, and making other demonstrations of « disorderly character. Otticer Haynes arrested aman named Barnard Lynch, near Gowanus’ bridge,tor knocking his horse down with a stone by striking him upon the head, causing a dread- ful contusion, and the effusion of much blood. Lynch was examined yesterday morning and committed for trial at the Oyer and Terminer. Tue Fenvies.—Well regulated as the Fulton and South Ferries are generally considered to be, complaints are loud and frequent that the boats connected with the latter are not permitted to run at a later hour than 10 o'clock. Since the lower ferry was established, the popul tion of South Brooklyn has increased in a greater ratio than any other portion of the city, and sco.es of merchants and clerks who cross by this route have often to welk or ride to the Fulton Ferry, and thence—a con- siderable distance—to their homes. Tho managers cer- tainly ought to remedy this evil, if they possibly can do ao,consistently with the duties they have to discharge to the stockholders and others whom they represent. Accipent.—The sidewalk opposite an unfinished build- ing in York,between Jay und Bridge street, has been ina dangerous position for some days past. A young man named Moore, trom Providence, fell over some flagging left in the middle ot the sidewalk, dislocated his wrist, cut a deep gash in his head and breast, and was other- wisé injured. This is said to be the second person that has been injured on the same spot. Literature, &e- Mopern Cooxery—Lea and Banchard, Phila- dpuia—A very useful work to h nsewives, by Eliza Acton; the whole revised, imoroved, and en- \. g d, for the American hou: ekee ers. by Mrs. 3.4. Hale. American ANGLER’s Guipe—urgess, Stringer & Co, New York —A most usefal companion tor the admirers of piscatorial amusement. It is a va- juable abridgement of some of the standard works on the subject extant. Ruvrmentar. Lessons 1n Mustc—Appleton & Co., New York.—A useful book for the student in music, ably and clearly written by James &, Warner. Treatise on Domestic Economy—Harper, Bro- thers, New York—Miss Catherine Beecher has done ‘he country much good service by this work {t ouzht to be in the hands of, and well studied by, youns wives and mothers. It might prevent them and tueir offspring sufiering a great amount of mi- sery. Suort Parnyt Sermons, Vol. L—Paige & Co., New York.—There may be a few persons existing who are desirous of seeing these affairs dished up again, but they must be few, indeed. They consist of a vast amount of twaddle, with here and there a common place truth, delivered in a style truly the writer's own. Tue Hisvory or Sv. Ges anv Sr. James—No. 1, Burgess, Stringer & Co., New York.—The first number ofa new work, by Douglas Jerrold. Intumtwaren Brste, No. 87—Harpers, Brothers, New York—This beautiful work is fast progressing towards completion- Martin’s Inuustratep Famity Biste, No. 8 —Martin, New York.—The most valuable and beautiful work of the kind extant. New York Journa, or Mepictne, for Septem- ber—Langley, New York.—-A very capital number. Hatr-Yearty Ansreact or Mepican Sciences -Langley, New York.—The numbers from January to June have just been issued. Grauam’s Magazine, for September—Graham, New York.—A pretty, teresting number. Gopry’s Magazine, for Septembe.—Godey, Phil- adclpiia —Ceontains some two or three very pass- able papers. Living Ace, No. 68—Taylor, New Contains some good papers. Mysrexies or Bertin, Parts 9 and 10—Colyer, New York.—Horrors in abundance. Heatrn or New Orveans.—According to the official report of the Board of Health, the number of intermeutes in all the cemeteries of the city, for the week ending on Saturday last, amounted twenty-eight were chil- ed by stroke of the sun. ‘The increase of twenty deaths over the precceding week; still the city is decidedly hoalthy —no case of yellow, or any other malignant fever, has yet appeared — N. O. Repuhtican, Aug. 26. Plumbe fonal Daguerrian Galiery, ! p= per coruer ot Broadway and Murray.—Tre distinguished suc: ¢ 9s of this Artist, ¢ onfirmed by p kuowledged by all for fidelity, ac Ih eatio . needs 0 at asa Daguerr skill auequailed. ot Beebe & Costar, Hatters, No.156 Broadway, New York. _,_Fastttoy rom Fart, 1645, Crows—7 inches hig », % bell, 9 16 yeoman, { curve. , Curl—Small snd round, rather fal meeting taud rear witha very five tarn — tly rolled at sides aud the under part of the brim },and Linch curved 6 iuch wide, heavy Bi wling—U1 16 web wide. five ri 156 peolway, Auxust 26, 1815, N. B.—The fashions for Youths’ and Childr Caps wi | be introduced Sept. 15, 1815, hh'd, with buckle. bb’d. en’s Hats and 1030 6t MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Sept. 3—6 P.M. Quotations for stocks are again steadily declining Long Islind fell off } per cent ; Mohawk } ; Penna. 5's +5 Reoding Railroad }; Kast Boston } ; Norwich, Erie, and Morris Canal closed firm at yesterday’s prices ; Sto- nington went up | per cent, and Canton j. The sales of some of the fancies were quite large. The St. John’s, N. F., papers state that there were, on the 12th of August, fifty Spanish merchantmen in that port. Ithss been reported that these vessels were en gaged in the fish trade between St, Johns and tho ports of Spuin und her colonies, [t is possible that may be the case, but we much doubt it. Heretofore there has sel- dom been more than four or five in port atone time, and it is very strange that at this time there should be such an immonse increase in the trade as to require a number of vessels ten times larger than ever before in port at the same time. The fact was sufficiently extraordinary to excite the wonder of the citizens of St. Johns, and well it might. The importation of fish into Cuba, is made principally in English and American ves: A great many English vessels take fish from St. Johns to Cuba. alter which they load with sugar for some port in the Mediterranean, and return with a cargo of wines and fraits, and sometimes for the want o/ a cargo of these, or some other articles from the Mediterranean pc rts, go to St. Ubes and bring home a cargo of salt. The trade in fish with Spain is carried on in Spanish bottoms, and the vessels of that nation arriving at St. Johns for fish, lowd for some port in Spain This trade, for many years past, has been very limited, and we h never nm any ac- eounte of an increase, Many y, ago the trade b tween Spain and the fishing ports of British North Ame rica was immer ind employed some hundred vessels, but the downfall of Spanish power destroyed a very large portion of the commerce of the nation, and subjected her to the commercial supremacy of other governments, ‘We repent that it t# possible these Aity Spanish vessels willbe paid in full this road this ' ing the receipts for August 1844 and 1843. | or their business is | | ouse broke ony oc two panes of | { | ‘Mary Smith, alias Mary Martin, a good | j St St. John’s may be engaged in the fishing trade, but it ‘ looks very suspicious and mysterious. The receipts of the eastern division of the Erie Rail- Year, do not vary much from those for the cor. responding period last year. Wo annex returns show- T opened ou the ev tion f the first numt therefore be a F.lual Prospectuses will nw to ds this belo New Yorx ano Ente Raitnoap. + + $9,425 66 7.088 69 Passengers and Mail. . ed upon their routes ; Totua 16 | wow y,GAStERE CHILDS, Publisher aud Proprietor. Sitan thea tae ‘ New York, Sept 4, li) e time last year. ++ 16,218 33] 17" We request our ed torial brethren throughout theeoun- try who may see thi, be: Increase............ $245 77 | ‘This increase is very trifling, but still it is an increase, | which is more than some of the railroads in this section of the country can show. The amounts on deposit in the different government depositories, to the credit of the Secretary of the Trea. sury, on the 26th of August, compared with the two pre- vious months, were as follow: As her vasage from Aug. 30, a Walking with the initials JoM around Edward 3. May>hall reward. th THE NEW YORK GLOBE, To be issued Daily on bey fr bs 15th of the pre- sent EDITED BY LEVI D. SLAMM HE Public tion Office of the New York Globe is now subscriliers and ndvertisements will bereceived. A FiVe DOLLARS REWARD. OST OVERBOARD, from the steamboat Nimr it, Any, one picking uj Murray, 42 Third avenue, New York, ruer of Nessau and Fulton streets, w! ; vd er of the Globe will be printes Iv medium for advertising Carrie hud un their lists immediately, and tho re Saturday, 6th inst., will have others edi- will hay to fi Wor us With au exchange in anticipa- 4 arte F ‘od, on New York to Bridgeport, on Saturday, Stick, with asnake ent on it, a gold he: in the Centr Make d the advertiser's name aine and leaving it with , Bridgeport, or. wi will receive the .X. MURRAY. , Harness ALE. MontHLy SrareMENT or rue Turasuner or tHe Unite TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD, Srares, WILL, be given for therestoration of, the papers,’ fe. (ox- June. July 8. Aug. 25. ceyt the bank notes) contained in the pocket book which wimton — Amton “Ant on | was picked f om my po ket at the Soutn ferry on the 2d inst. nee = 4, deposit. deposit. | "If the “profersioual gentleman” who took it will revurn the Com’l Bk, Portsmouth, N, H. $53 734 rocket-book au” peper «1 will give him New York Bank notes Bank of Montpelier ora 600 1,400 | for those omthe Savaniah banks, avd ask no questions, a Merchauts’ Bank, Boston 1,79,129 817,589 1,035.330 | give him no trouble whatever, Apply to G. B. L , care of Mr. ity Be » New Haven, 46,519 at o3 Bk ne, rican Hotel. 343 is th Arcade Bank, Providence, 21,380 23,210 21,52 5 A Teo wa - —- Farmers? aud’ Mechauics® Hart be seen iy hoy ee eed ford. Connecticut, 26,562 13,398 16,368 AN TIQUITIES, Mechanics’ and Farmers’ Bk, At the Magasin Tapani’s, 69 ‘Duane street, Albany, 65,419 Broadway and Elm streets, Albay City Bank, Albapy, 36,985 VARIETY. OF ORIGINAL JA- Bank of Commerce, N. ¥. 261,561 ESE AND OLD DRESDEN PUR- Bank of America, N. 607,039 of Ivory and Pearl of Moth hi American Exe, Bank, N. ¥ 257,525 ‘ed and of great curiosity, md two richly Herel Bauk, N.'Y. 362,757 hairs, one formerly belonging to Cardi North River Bank, N.Y. 367,318 | » Great [ng Spain inthe time of Poili Bank of the State of N. ¥ 425,618 ‘970 | ©-nd—the second was presented by Elicabeth d’Valoi Mechanics? Bank, N. y 431,937 462,123 | Philip the Second und eldest daughter of Henry th ink of Commerce, Phil 1H,M6 206,146 | King of France, to the Navnery del Rablo, wher Nashy Bkof Tennesse » 7 Company, 4,802 hove been bought, 20 These Jeavues from Oporto, 4 Spain. — WY cocsewved ents spapeoen, attetionat treats " ; by one who has been in a publ: the last 6 or 7 Fede 5 emi ey Mg ference given. “Alime addressed tC L, through the post of. ice, will be sttguded to. “Would not object to yoing South. es I heard of fur six days by addressing as above. re ‘AN TED=A lew active Men, to go South or Wen few more for the New cy forthe sale of uew avd popular publieatios above their expenses will be lusured to. them an ovportunity of clearing $1000 per year. Some mon now in our employ will no doubt make over $1000 per year clear of all exprases; and there are chances left for a few to do the same.— Each man will have his district. Itwill be necessary for them to have at least from$25 to $50 to obtain a good fitting out No ove need apply unless he has that sum, for Itis our object to estab- Tish good Agents, aod get them well fiued out. Apply at 8. French's Publishing Hall, 293 Broadway, up stairs, sign of the flag. All letters must b i sil” eod*r —Anactive Servant, todo weneral housework mall family, where there are no children; she must washing, ironing and cooking. None need apply who are not fully competent, and eannot give respectable city seference as to character and capability. fuquire at 43. Irving place, from 12 to 3 o’elock PM silt writing with WW ANTED—X) oung man, an American, for steward of « hotel. “None need apply'who cannot given the very best references as o ebaraoter and ability. Hotel bstween 1g and 12 o'eloc : WAN A. RERSON who underat himselt_ general rage in good careful ine horse sitnation, by addr ing good re fe W s23 "rh Apply at the American inthe morning, __s4 3is*rh sober and willing, can hear of a good ug a line to H 'T., Herald office, produc- 83 Stis*r eymen Brush Makers, pan hands, to 18 years old, to learu the featuer mediately, at 305 Pearl st STEELE & CO. BOARD WANTED. GENTLEMAN AND HIS FAMILY, who require a private parlor and two good bed reums,'would ke to en- gaye board, in a French rouse, for the winter. For good apart mevts aud’ accommodations,’ liberal terms will Somewhere near Broadway, in the up} would be preferred. Apply to P. P., addressed to Herald OF fice, for further information. 430 6t* re ‘AL XOUNGMAN rom the country wishes to wet into some useful business or employment in the city. “A book store a printing office preferred. ss, Thomas G-rduer, Hudson st. au2l imtre be Ky part of the city, INFORMATION WANTED latives of this p WEN ROGEKS— Whereas, the (who was of the Parish of Cooley id wholett Ireland some 35 or 38 formed that the said Owen Rogers wishes to lav erson, AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE. FOURTH NIGHT OF MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN. Thursuaay Bvenlate moleen 4 i " 01 The pertormance wi! Me WOND. oe AUCTION NU'TICES. TERRENCE BOYLE, Auctioneer. -- |store 185 Chatham BY, QROER OF THE ASSIGNEES, } will di, sale, on Thursday, th inat, et 10. clock, ot 1:2 Walser st, the whole of the tock and fixtures of a inrge wholesale Liquor store—consisting of Otard Cognee and, Champagne Brandy, Finespple, Swan aad other Guis; Port, Tenerriffe and Made ra Wine 3 r of Cordials, &e., together with 2 lot of splendid staad casks. qr casks and ‘keg argent "Terms, cas in vankable money, and a'l goods will be de'i- vered the evenivg of sale, as all the liquors will be guaged the lo. previous of It th Pi 1 fae is BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioncer. signee ne sapere AUCTION NOTICK—Ha:dware, Fancy Goods, &e —B. Pas Scyrien by the two Bliss Valloos: MUONEY will sell, this day, at'10 o'clock, at 8) Jobn st, a xeneral assortment of Hardware, Cutiery, Me. viz Saws, files, pen and pocket knives, butcher and shoe do, scrapers, haminers, spoous, horse brushes, U. 8, maps, double and single tea trays, serew drivers, &e. a an’ invoice ‘of saddlery hardware—cousisting of tug, d haruess buckles; terrets, leopard skin cloth, molasses To couclade w th LUKE THE LABORER. ws Mit Gordon Price of Admission—Boxes, $1; Pit, 40 cents; Gallery, at 7 o’clock, and’ the Curtain will rise precisely at eA Nmited number of Season ‘Tickets may be obtained at the Box Office. “at BOWERY THEATAM. Thursday Evening, Sopsampay aht, be presente HAMLET ; The Prince of Dewpay ir G ARE NOW READY for the season, 184, which for iightness and superiority of color cann*t be’ surpassed, s 4 Very important part of the Hat, retaining the color worn out. Any article sold in this establi hmen is ne- ver misrepresented but sold for what itis Also, the fall style of Boys and Children’s Caps, of various patterns. Gentlemen can have their has made to order 19 any shape or style they : wish. C. KNOX, 110 Enlton st, u29 Lin” ma. between William and Nassau ats dog stray ed unto. ud the ame of a white and DOG FOUND - On Sunday Last the Herald offies I ie: the owner e ch spotted Newfouu Madison Mite Phillips To conclude with. YOUNG ENGLAND, aved upot nd or Spaniel, and the owner eside, from th ption, at Nantucket. If he t | Capt Dashalong, Davenport | Major Martinet, Vache ~ Pina his expense he will be sold. lhe owner, oe Bounces oe, Mirani | Zoln.d Pooley,” 44, Wiaans Ying noperty aud dent, ean have him by applying fo. M | Ni ot ywer fous weenta; Second and Third Tiers, 8 ett a a . —_ Pit and Gallery, 124 ceats. Lar eacere FO LET—A suit of rooms, consisting of «handsome | Doors will open at a quarter before 7, the curtain will rise at Bers Room and Parlor on the, first floor, Irout and | half-paatT. rear bedrooms, with prntries and wardr conveni- CASTLE CARDEN fo sefamily, for the winter, all hi DEN. Spades eae ie atic eof aoe 9¢- Admission “ap ‘Comes.-69 counforts at 111 Houstou street. second lock east side Proprietors... ....... ... Mears. Frenen and Heiser. Broadway. Can be seen ot auy time after the 8ih September. Great’ Musical’ Attraction ! 4 Thursday Evening, September 4th, 'S FOR $3.8, CITY M. —Forstyle an they are equal to thos in other stores for $5; tive French imperial dress der for $4 50, equal to those made in other and $7, and warranted to give satisfaction, at NG & JONES? Frenen imperial Boot and Shoe Manu- facturing D of the rmost fashionable Boot and Shoe ‘The performance will commence with he Overture to La Fille du Regiment. ‘The beautiful air of * Good N. La Polka des Salons. Grand Overture tv Gustave. AD ve timente, or Pot Pourri. (C7 Intermission of Half an Hour for Promenade and Refresh mation as to his relations—this is to. acquaint him that he cna obt in intelligence of his sister, by addressing a letter to M. C. at the New York Herald Office, N. Y. uthern papers please copy. aul9 Im*re AST OFF CLOTHING & FURNITURE WANTED. yer 2 chairs were carved in the yesrs 1548 aud ‘1977, aud are of the Clevela 21,814 | greatest antiquity of any ever seen in this country, and of Bank of ¢ Noy — | grandeur equal to anything unported into this country" To be Branch Bk of Cape Fear, N.C. 7,360 | soldby AARON LEVY, Auctioneer, on Thursday, Septem: Commercial Bank, Alban 100,000 | ber 11, 1845, where catalogues e may be had. Philadelphia Bank, Philad, F918) Phe) public 1 general. al-o strangers visiting this city, are exchange Bank, Pittsburg, 206,778 | respectfully invited to coll and examine this most ext aordina- Bank of Pittsburg, Pittsburg, 2,909 | ry collection of »utiquites. To be seen from this day aatil Bank of Balumov, Bult,” 49,717 f sale from 10 A. M.to 5 P.M. Bask of Washington, Wash- he le gc mmence precisely at 11 o'clock in the morning, Bauk Hee Metronelis 20;055 | “NB t : ank of Potomac, Alexans 17,731 7 . 7 . Farmers’ Bk of Virginia, Ri CHALLENGE TU WM. JACKSON, eae BV of Virginia, Norfolk, 22%8 Pad HE or xe. Bk ol ia, D 3 9) ¥ ILLIAM BARLOW will rou the American Deer two 8. W. RR. Bank, Charleston,” 170,18 119,618 les, for $500 aside, in thie weeks time, play or pay, .’ Bk Ga. Savannah, 7413 choice of ground, ou te Beacon, Union or Centr : lobile, Mobile, Ala 133,759 | ville Courses. Orhe will bet $00 to_ his (th Br. Bank of Ala. Huutsville, 3 3,358 | Barlow to have the choice of ground. Barlow’ Bank of Louisiana, N. O. 392.983 %,740 | be met at the American Hotel, Williamsburg, Long Island. nion Bank of ‘Tennessee, si lttere ashyille. 42,72 62,160 | Wer iG Louisville Savings Ins. L’ville, 127/447 105,208 DENTISTRY. The O. L. and Tr. Bk, Cis 21 103/824 NGEL CALDERON BE LA BARCA, Minis- Clinton Bank, Coluabus. 19/871 oiaa | Ly i: oteutiary from Donna Isabella, Qaren of Spain to Bank of 13 13| the United States at Washington, do certify that Dr. A.C Bank of Missow 461.7% 191,592 | CASTLE. stands among the mos of his profession as Michigan I 112293 81,016 | «skilful practical Dentist. 1 have uthis gentlemen for Mint of P! 254'970 509\960 | many years, sud recommend him as being most worthy of the Branch 32,000 32,000 | coulidence of those requiring his services Bi 30;000 30,000 Signed, A. CALDERON DE LA BARCA, Br.) tN. 5 123,238 123,238 seh Corcorans and Riggs, Wash- nas “DEAFNESS. Se a ington, 436,280 481,728 : a Ta O. Lee & Co's Bank, Buffalo, — 0.000 RS. CASTLES & EDWARDS, Aurists, No. 381 Broad: Bank of Middletown, Pa. 40,000 ri way, attend to the cure of deafness and every disease and af Chesapeake Bank, Baltimore, 31/000 113,877 | section inetdental to the ear. Their treatment is based on the Patriotic Bank, Washington, 128,719 82044 | tational principles of scence and practical knowledge, entirely Bank of Virgini Oe 95,006 | {ree from any theoretreal dogmas Bank of Ene Pat ion Q0'xi9 | Acoustic Oil forsale, a sure enre for Kar Ache, pains or Bank of Wooster, [ues) e000 sounds, collecions of hard wax, discharges or vitiated ns of this ory: st imt*ch $8,500,152 8,068,856 9,939,698 an, incipient deafuess, swellings, &c. ‘The deposites in the banks of the principal cities have, since June 28d, increased, as will be seen by the follow= ing comparative statement of deposites in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, Govenymsxt Deposits in TH: Banxs of Bostox, New ORK AND PHILADELPHIA. EG LEAVE to Bunk of America, N.Y, ea 214,168, 561.359 Mere Philadelphia Bk, Bk of Commerce, 199.753 51,916 4,005,406 'hila Philad., French Ginghams, ‘Totals, 3,858,50 The deposites in the banks of these three cities, within the pastthree months have increased $2,319,443, while there has been an aggregate increase in the deposites o! 6,177,99 Silks, Py Crescendo ray Marocaine deu Tichest assortment o FA . Printed Plaid Cashmere d' Ecosse, ver hintzes of Gios Odier, Hartman & Keok ing aud vew designs. SL ‘ds a Volants NEW FRENCH GOODS. JAMES BECK & CO., cae attention of the Ladies to the NCY 4 GOODS Co tekst that bas ever Dean shown inthe ety, M , ; 1945. | them in Paris, which. they ofler thet Rakoitonmema tae ath tmboidered Qrnlre Cashmere d conse. a A h k Mouuselin de Li Michal BakeNey,’ | See “4 Printed Cashmere d Ecosse: ‘ork, 291,516 “Ombre shaded do do Mousselin de Laine. rich. . ns? print- if pl-in and twilled. White, Blue, Pink, Cherry, Lilac aud Scarlet Mermo and Mousseliu de Laine. es satin x chames $1,870,783. Transfers have been ordered, which wil | “ Corsage lace passnen- Pyramides, guirland de reduce the deposites in many depositories much below |“ Camayeux and broderie ‘Pekin Ombre, ailes de the amount returned on deposite in the above table-—| \, Horizontalestripes |, |, mouches Transfers have been made of $200,000 from Corcoran & son ef A iE la men ms Ae Ale Ch Riggs, Washington, to the Bank of Louisiana, New Or lean This is intended, without doubt, to meet part of |“ Africas toutewit = the additional exp2nses of the government in that sec-| \, (Qimbre, cadrille, glace 3 Ve tion ; $0,000 from the Merchants’ Bank, Boston, to the min Gna State Bank of New Jersey ; $1,000 from the Bank oi] |. Lexi Chios Wooster, Ohio, to the Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio.— Ma ocaine The amount of revenue received at this port for the forciic eat month of August was $2759,’ the amount received for the same period at all the other ports of entry, we will estimate at $1,500,000, making for the month $4,259,. 778, which, added to the amount on deposit, subject to draft on the last of July, makes $11,267,589; deduct from this the amount on deposit, subject to draft the last of August, $7,708,513, and the difference, $3,554,776" must have been expended daring the month. The de posites have within the past month increased, und it is possible the receipts for September may be several mil- lions larger than the expenditures, as August and Sep, tember are usually the two largest importing months in AL ND: Of the most recherch WEDDIN Aer ‘Thre: ective rubanue Royal Moire Pekin PARIS EMBROIDERIES. Pekin a carreauc rek nu flavial Black watered 40 in taffet s hi 36 in Parisienne Mourning silks ux, vd wide h lustre re ndes gs cuit ER’S PARIS MADE GLOVES, he colors, Printems, Clairs, Demi Clairs Bouton Brevete. iG AND SOIREE DRESSES. 0 Satins, do in Suow Organdi, do ad Luce do Brusvels do Brussels do the year, but after the first of October, we may look for | Rich emproidered Dreas:s bo at ae aS a rapid decline in the surplus revenue, and we should ae Zarch go do Abigail j oS ‘ not be surprised to see every dollar of it disappear before | 4° Marie, do do. Mareuise the 4th day of noxt March. do Marielly Go Canczeris Georgeite A large part of the amount on deposit has beencen-| 49 ‘Ny Stuart apnea evens tered in the three principal cities, undoubtedly prior to | “ols doubles and Valencienne | Pelerines rabannies a distribution to the most important parts. TS; Head renietsy aoanete DistRipvtion oF Dev ae Totsl D er mn ry tn tenons ‘otal Deposits... ...... $4,500, rr Wink ae Mantelets Nouvelles Formes wYorkand Philadelphia, ... 4,005,406 3,856,506 6,177 954 Mantelets Levmerie Puen PL Pelisses dete Armonville, In all other places. ....... 8149506 4,210,918 3,701,001] | RICHLY EMBKOIDERED BAGS, PURSES, &c. The deposites in these three cities have increased du | , The above, with a ring the month $2,319,448, and decreased’ in all other places $448.664, showing an aggregate increase in the the attention’ of buyers vi goods not to be found elsewhere. -36trre JA large stuck of other goods, is worthy of ing this city, as they will find K & CO., 369 Brodway. MES BEC deposites of $1,870,784, The actual surplus revenue o the government is now about seven millions of dollars According to the above returns the amount on the 26th 0, August was $7,708,813, but the 1 easury notes outstand. ing will use up alf over seven millions. ‘The revenue from customs this year will be all of seven millions o dollars less than last, while the expenditures will be from five to seven millions more, which will make avast difference in the con/Jition of the treasury of the govern: ment. Very little danger need be apprehended from the use of the public money by the depositories. ‘The pros the reception of p tie Physicians, Drs. september, miles of s id Railroa White Plains, toa po tion of contractors on neers will he in atten W YORK HONEA EG DISPENSARY, comer 'O RAILROAD ew York and Harlem Railroad f White Piams, Westchester county, ui for the grading, masonry and Con tractors not known to the entrance froin Lispe- ed ina few days for +, of which due notice will be given. BY, QUIN, & WELLS. 53 3t* rh. ONTRACTORS. — SALS wil be received at the office of the ompany, in the village the 20th day o iging of about 2) d, extending {rom the present term nus at oint near the north line of Westchester nt :, profiles and specifications will be ready for the inspec- 1 the Joth of September, when the Engi- dance, to render all requisite informat on iy or Engineer, will be pect of # cull fur the whole amount, at any moment, is | expected produce testimonials eit capacity, ability and a: as experience; aud the best security will he required. a0 great that’ none of them dare expand theit general | “ive work must be commenced tutmedi taly. after contracts operations upon the strength of these deposites. are closed, vigorously prosecuted, and completed by the first day The Treasury notes now outstanding amount to a tittle | °%,Adadtex" more than seven hundred and fity thousand dollars. = Usiten Srares Treasuny Notes Oursranpine, Te KE SUBSCRIB By ord. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. _ of the Extension ALLAN CAMPBE! &.R havin id furniture of the m the leas IOTEL,, will be prepared to 1844, January Ist. Total amount outstanding $4,066,9 CHARLESTON (8. C.) April lst “ " “ 3,14 ve his {riends on or before the Lith September next. Prom July Ist. orien “ 2/908, long exper.ence in keeping a Hotel, he hopes to give satis- 1845, February Ist. “ 1,961,060 | faction to all who may favor him with their patron April Ist. " He by Torsees | MERere Bean September Ist. “ 742,014 Within the past twenty months $3,324,911 of these notes have been redeemed. A few months more will suffice to redeem the small amount now outstanding. It is not,how- ever, impossible but that the government may be again compelled to resort to this way of raising funds before our foreign relations are settled. Old Stock Kxchunge. 6Or\Hh ALHAM Prince, is now by strangers con ‘the k.nd in thi ts to ke foun AVE open his course System, the second ing to the city, and justly, too, as no estal 1M ONSIEUK Eby | ‘TO STRANGERS. RA,” Broadway, between Spring and one ofthe first places of resort, songht a lish 18 Country cai compare With it. in point ity, and the elegance and magnificence of its interior— ak of the excellence of the Tee Creams and other Re; dd there 026 Ywis'm MOND Du BUISSON, A. M.. will re of French Lessons, on the Robertsonian Monday of September. For information : lv at his residence, 100 Broadway, from 9 to 10.4. M. and 062 Hes] | CamonCo 3 0 M. HH! ing. ww hours to spare, Ii ral pes y coupon 110% z do o devote them in giving it nu cti i ols, 9,10 a Bonde if z 2 a go swe rs iz instruction in public sch 5000 Pe ss 7 w do WL 57 cF © Pay oe do mo Go ADE and! ee Raye sun lo 890 75 do é and Inserte ir, J, GRAY, No. 119 Bowery, N. i000 do. by 3 do Met te only tuakar ot ine HUATAN. WICSIRICLAL 50 Merchs Buk s6m 109 0 do EYE in the United Sues. Any person that wishes to be well 10 Del& Hudson serip 124g 2 | suited should always apply to the Maker, who has been in the 4 Morris Canal 28 a Art Forty Vears. jul6 Im*re 3 0 Ere | CURTAIN MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS. a } bo dun 7} Nor WorRR Fs. SUBSCRIBERS have now in store, just received from 30 do 2846 300 do jest and most magnificent assortment of Cur 3 do 60 28% 175 do tai i ri ver received ia this countey — 0 do 800 27 100 do Also, Furniture Coverings, of entire new patierns, selecte % 5 Ohio Life & Trust 112" 100 Lous Isl RR ‘ue of the firm in Parts, and which they are determined to sell 100 Fart Boston Co 13% 100 ae, lower than can be purebased at any other establishment in the 20 Reading KR 4% 50 do city. 30 do. a0 fa a | 4S stock of over ‘Two Thousand Pieces of superior Da 50 Wilmington RR 9 680s do my ines, rich Brocades, Satin In Striped 400 do 810 29% 75 Stonington RR and Worsted Tabarett, tlashe: and figured; Rich try and Lamoas, and every other deserijtion of Curtain mater Second Board ols, with the Ingest and most spleudid assortment of Cort 150 Canton Co 860 98% 100 Morris Unnal Trimming» aud ornaments to correspond, and not to be equalled 2 do 33.39 100 ae Qt iathe city, we are now prepared to sell in any quantity, or make 5 Erie RR mm 40 do 2743 | Bp in thevlewest and most reherché style, from desixns received do oy, do bio 2/23 | direct by every steamer, aud At prices, defy ng compet ion. 1% do 9 100 Stouington RR by : : 250 Loug Island 8% ston RR MM 499 RM Watistr 263 Broadway, opposite the Park. | QUEEN VICTORIA'S DANCES The new snd fasten New Stock Exchange. QUE Ball Room Misonrke Cutiliton ad Cellernes Valve 1000 II! Spl Bds bis 394 75 Can 0 witch has rivalled the Polka in the leading circles of P-ris and 1000 do 33 14 50 do jon, and created, i« possible, a greater degree of excite: 0 U 8 Bank $3 3 50 Long Is) RR from its peculiarly elegant and gracetul style. Also,the do ensh 544 50 do m4, Court Munaet as danced at the reeent royal bel coxiames by Pde HEE ca G3 | Queen Victorlanud Price Alberts NESS ke, ELLIS, Proves. ensh 13% 200 do +3 6% | $0r and Teacher of Dancing, from London, having just arrived 860 29\4 25 Nor& Wor cath 68% ngland. eRe to announce her intention of giving in- s3 2% 2 do 83 G83 yin New York, in the above, aud other nable stm 27g 50 do atw 6H. ti Iso, the Deportment Exer- a a lidies, so adapted to the improvement of the nce Of the carriage. ‘The newly improved ‘olka Quadrille, patronised by her Majesty. begs to appi with their patrounge, On Wednosday, the 34 instant, after a long and painful illness, of di Mus. Faancrs, wife of John Jacobs, in e quaintances of the family ave re- spectfully invited to attend her funerel this (Thursday) | quenee of previous arrangements to ¥ States, will be limited tot ing on'the Is: of Septem! rive those families who may honor her that her stay in New York, in conse: other cities in the the fall, commenc- fe early part Mis re di ve afternoon, at 6 o'clock, from her lute resideace, No.A0 | go the Mazvoran Cotillion at’ hor retlenee, wi Barcloy rt Ciinton stre Theudverti-er brings with her the highest testimonials from On Wednestay morning, at 8 o'clock, after a lingering {yimiter she han taught in Kngtind, tad the eertteate of Ml iMnene, Jean Seaasrive Wasninuror Remy, 100 OF Carlos, in. the Coure circles. Private lessons; Pierro Remy, aged 13 years and 7 months of the Manourha asa Galleries The friends and acquaintances of the family are re: | Wured., oe Tw spectfully invited to attend his fu: 4th September, at 8 o'clock precisely, from his late ret deuce, No.9 Water atrect. A fuueral service will tal place at the Frenoh Church, Canal street, at 9 o'clock. neral this morning, the ACH ‘0 ing, per ship Pantl | ale 4.100 Casks od toy s now baw ihe i Nest sitet hea, LA OR GENTLEMEN having any supertiuous or cast off Clothing or Furniture to dispose of, ean obtain for the same a hberal cash price, by sending for the subscriber (through Post or otherwise) at his residence, No. 69 Duane street, basement. 8. COHEN. N-B. Mrs. Cohen will dence, ifrequesteds ie SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR- NITURE WANTEL ND the highest price given forall and good second hand Furuiture. pose of the same, will do well to call on the subsertber, or ad: dress a line through the Post Offie, which will be punctually attended to, LEVY. N. B. tlemen’s C) also attend to Ladies at their resi- al2 lm* re \« of cast off Clothing 4934 Chathsm street, Sew York nstantly on hand, a seasonable assortment of gen- ing, cheap for cash, al6 Im*re AMERICAN ART UNION OTICE—The rooms ot the Art Union, No, 322 Broadway, ‘coutaiuing a very fine collection of paintings, for distribu: tion in December next\—also, some very superior pictures for le—are now open to the publie, with catalogues, tree of Ke. rentlemen who have not yet renewed their subscriptions for the preseut year, are respectfully invited to do sos early as possible. The books of subscription are now open at the rooms, R_F. FRASER, Superintendent. IGNEES per ship HAMPDEN, from Liverpool, will their permits on board, Pier No. 5, rs tote ‘of the subscribers, All goods not permitted in five day's, must be unavoidably sent to the Public Store sath J eHSRDMAN & CO..6 _ DR. SALMON'S REMEDY POR disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, sccom- Panied with indigestion, loss Of rppetite, headache, bilious attacks, giddiness, palpitation, lauguor, low spirits, ‘loss of strength, pains im the back, side, avd lower part of the chest, habitual costiyeness, worms, and other disiressing symptoms, Dr Salinon's Remedy has met with extra dinary success in private practice; aud is prized so highly by all who have taken ie, that U ietor has heen induced to intro‘uce it to the public ge He assures any sufferer from the above com- ¥ 1] td 1S, a8 It professes to be, a perfect cure, invigors- ting the sy: ev m, restoring appetite, health, color aud strength u to the most debilitated. his Remedy contains no mercury, nor any preparation of , and does not prevent the closest alteution to business. The most satisiactory references given if required. DR. WM. H, MILNOR, 192 Broadway s2Im*rre cor of John st, Sole Agent for N.Y. SLUDY OF MODERN LANGUAC >. been engaged for several years DE LUTZEN, having # past, in the t of Modern Languages, wishes to find a few scholars, either in the Freuch, Spanish, Italvan or Portu- guese axe. For further information, apply to Mr. R. de es i 16 Beekman street between 8 and 9, A. M., or Zand 3, P. M. ads Luvtre AIR WORK, in allits branches; Ladies Wigs; half Wiss; Frizettes; Wire Curls; Curls; Ban raids, Se. Ke., to suit any shade of hair. Also, a large assortinent of Geutlemeu’s Wigs and Scalps, of all sizes and shades, of the best quality. to be fo Wor made to 0 derat short uotice, at WAL. DIB: BLE iN, ate 271) Broadway s3rre SELECT PERFUM bin’, Guorlanrs, Piver’s, Prevost’s, Guelvud’s and Maugeuet & Coudray’s Extracts Colognes; Soaps; La f tums; Cositetiques, Se; faglish and French Hi mbs of all descrip ‘ombs of all deserip: ashes ly esteemed tious, together with his high! d-and well patronised E uice, for cleansing the head and moistening the hair, h hat will prevent the hair falling out. Sold at 'S, Coiffeur Americain, 2694 (Iate 271) Broad- NTISTRY. s3 lm*rre DE NKMAN, Dentist, 116 Ch of Virginia, offers his pro Persons who are desirons of hav tions upon so ornamental and useful aa avpeudage as t properly attended ces to the public. oper ie tet are requested to. call at his office, where "st respectability can be had Terms moderate, and ail operations warranted. 83 Im*rre bars acta! SEA gentlemen at are a Seat’ by | The range of splendid Cosmoramas rill be open for inspection wetting t of us, Mending also done in the store. After which, WM. |. YOUNG & H. B. JONES, _al2imis*re No. 4 Annst. Overture to Zampa. by the Orchestra. Le Galow gai ait plait uihatep. Foro ya ey pergeey a Se BEACON COUR Meroe alte and Menoeiie National and Patriotic bya full Orchestra. Oa SUNDAY, a Grand Selection of Sacred Music.—Ad- mittance 124g cents. ~ Doors open at hall-past 6 o’clock. Performanee to eax NIBLO’S GARDEN, Thursday Evening, Seprember 4th. ‘The performances will commence at 734 o’clock, with the Overture to Zanetta. Alter which M’LLE DANGEVILLE. ‘OLLOWING PURSES will he given. to come off over this Course, on Tuesday, the %ch September, or first fair day: Tst—At3¥s o'clock a purse of $10, free for all trotting hor ses that ever won over $30, best 3 iu 5, to go us they please, catch weights. : 2d—At dis a purse of $30, for all paring horses that never won over $50, best 3 in 5, to go as they pease carch weights. ‘Sd—Immed «ely afterthe above, a pu se of $30, frre for trot: ting horses that never won, mile heats, as above, to go as they ‘lease, catch weights. gphitries to be made at Green & Loxee’s, This (Thursday) wen Weelle Dangev Jacquot.. La. Marqui Tebing «1 ai Madame . [Stephen Coariot. .-M Mathieu After which an INTERMEDE MUSICAL. To conclude with x) at 9 o'clock; three «r more in each to make a rece — A BAS'CES HOMMES. Shure be but one nurse Sa OWNING" Pree. Marguerite..« Madame Richer CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I. pete baal © ay roe eine) at 734 relock. oor upen at with a literal English trans the French Compauy—Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. a ry Tickets Fifty Cents. 0 Private Boxes $5 each. Aw eilcscilt Pouce will always be in attendance to main- cain good order and kee ge "ore Books of the French O sm is Books ofthe French Ope lation, for sale at the ticket of of SWERPSTAKE will come off over th above Course, proper persons out. on Thursday, Sept. 4th. at 3 o’clock P.M. heats) | _ 4 hosted nnmbar of Sonxan Tickers will he disposed of best 3 ind, iv harness, and closed with three bers, for CHESNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADE: each. p. p., with a purse of $90 added. ‘The following are the entries: ©. Bartine envers G. Wells P Arnott LPHIA. W.E. Burton ... se ees LESSEE AND MANAGER. Fourth appearauce of Mrs Mowatt. Thursday Evening, September 4th, KOMEO AND JULI.T. 8 g. Frelinghuysen Joho go Sir Arnie wes; -blg Black Joke. Adm ssion to all parts of the Course snd Stind, 50 cents. Members tickets wil! he given out for the seasou fur $4 each No deduction will be made on the prce 3 JO. ONKLIN, Propriet-r. He. Romeo, Mureutio. NE ERK aij acer. YELLOW HOOK, FORT HAMILTON AND Yu dullets.. <2 CONEY ISLAND. Nurse The steamboat IOLAS, Captain Richard Lady Capulet Yates, has taken her plsce in the abuve feiry, To couclude with them" and will run as follows, every day? : He IRISH TUTOR. Leaving pier No. 1, E. Ke eaving Fort Han jlton Dr O'Toole MrE Shaw For Coney Isiand Fo New York.| Mary Mrs Rogers soa hi es ok oe 8 A. M. ARCH STREET THEATRE. 1 14 Ps M. PHILADELPHI ‘ Me Srack, Mavacer.... Mn. H. E. St evens ing Coney Isard, phursday Eve ‘September 4th, For Fort Hamilton and New York. ctime ia many years, 1 A.M. 243 PM 6igP.M. Will be performed— On Sanday the Moruiag Trp will be omitted. La PEROUSE, Or Fare 124 cents. st Stistrh The Desolate Island. TO SHIP BUILDERS, SHIP OWNER & CAPTAINS sibs the Copccheroua ines “NF Woo The Auxiliary Steam Ship hempauze, the Moukey ter Wood MASSACHUSETTS. aerate Mra Burke This fine ship, built for Capt. Forbes, o° ° con ARGS = » a oston, has been supple eve MARGARET CATCHPOLE. saguprenen Soni Ken Beet apnea wie eve Will Lend “Mr. E. 8. Conner jt accommodations for passengers. The Cook en abn House is well deserving the attention of ali ecm those concerued on shipping. Gentl-meu conversant with rs Burke these deside ata will please allow the menafacturer to ask GREAT MUSICAL ATURACTION. them te notice the whole arrangement of this department of THE “ ORIGINAL” this splendid ships and any ov ders they may give will be puac- PRR la ory a bt Aah SWISS BELL RINGERS, By their obedient servant, W. H. 'WHITELEY Having completed their triumphantly successful tour threugh 22 Water st. Boston, Ma 83 tfrre the United States, the Island of Cuba, ad the Canadas, ree and Fine Cutlery.— a fe assortm-nt of Surg an tal Instra- will be kept on hand, which can with confi- dence be recommended for quality and fii » and which will be seid at very low prices. Particular attention paid to the repairing of all kinds of In- struments and Cutlery. s3.3U"m SALAMANDER SAFES. “THE first aud ouly kind of Safe thar has M every instance preserved their contents from accidental fires are Edwards % Holmau’s Improved Salamander, ‘They are for sale by A C. Hobbs 2 Platt st. N Y., where certificates and test Sales may beseen, one of which saved the books and papers of slessrs. Coe, Anderson & Co., No. 28 Broad street, at the great fire on the 19th ult. Also, of Mr. J.Mel, atthe corer of Bro Sere Keacha: ge Place on the night ofthe 30th of wor 3 atl + oe THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FFICE No. 61 (late 19) Wall street, cont against loss or damage by Fire dwellings, other buildings. Also, on Household Fi dize, &e., as heretofore. DIRECTORS. ‘Wakeman Burritt, Philip Embury, Stanton Beebe, Charles N.S: Rowland, Nathaniel L. Griswold,jr. Russell Stabbins, George Coxgeshall, Stephen Holt, Joseph Gaillard, Jr. JOHN BROUWER be GOLD 8, SILLIMAN, Secretary. sae Rbnent J. Dittox, Counseland Attomey. OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE CO. No. 35 Wall Street, niag Mechanics’ Bnuk, in the City of New York (THIS COMPANY lore by: the recent fre $23,000. ‘Their assets over and above all claims against them exceed $150,000 They continue to insure Marine and Fire Risks, at fair rates. TRUSTEES. ; William B Cozzeus, Herman D Gould, Theodore A Meyer, Cyrus Chenery, Lawrence Hill, W H Townsend, Robert Lane, John T Gileh: s to insnre houses, and uurniture, Merchan John Brouwer, James McBride, John Moorhead, Joseph Kernochan, Henry W. Hills, Robert J, Dillor Thomas Nesmith, Robert Boorman, Abel A. Low, George Pomeroy, David Thomson, 22 Im*m Adpoining. James Harper Edward Richardson, James Phaten, S.A Lawrence, Edwin R Tremain, SM Crandall, John Brearte, James Cruikshank, ‘J Leander Starr, H Suydam, Charles L Vose, John B Losala, Zadock Pratt, Samuel Sherwoo! George C DeKay, James Cook, Fare pagans, ET Alec Josep! jones, (George jitaker, Leonard Appleby, ‘Thoms Mouahna, Asa 8 Crosby, George Palen, John J Herrick, Wilttam Burgoyne, ‘Abraham Van Nest, AMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President. ,. JOSEPH B. NONES, Vice President. Nicholes Carroll, 5 ' Copt Sumael Also, Insp. for au2m Orrick oF THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co., Ne York, July 24, 1845. VE: Stockholders of thi any are requested to eai the office of the Company and s'gni i! i to fill ap their respective shares, i shares equal £0 the present value o The Stockholders residing out of the city are convey their intention by post, to the office No. 50 W. THO: IRNE, Gro T. Hore, See’y. OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE GU * whether it be their receive a number of Juested to ‘all Pres’t. tre No.50 Wallstreet, opposite the Exchange. "4 rps COMPANY Continue’ to insure. ngaiust Loss and && nage by Ore on goods, wares aud merchandise, anda ® aa navigation on vessel , ageil DRECTORS. js ane ‘ir CArgoes. Thomas W. Thorne, , BE Robo Mee ‘nso a nie Robson, M.D, ; Thomson Price, Joseph Allen, James E Holines, John P. Moore, Wim. HOM. 2 T. Hore, fecrorre ~ FO ANGLEKS AND DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE. CoONROY'S,52 Fulton strat, comer of Ci Jirerurers aud Importers of Fishing Tackle have now conpleted tein fall tock, consisting iu the fine for Pond, Stream, Tiver and. Sen Fishing, ter of the genuine, iC Hemming & Son, and genuine Limerick Invily coghraved Beh Hooks, ‘Miso, of Dixoute Sons ce'ebrated Shooting Tackle and covered Drinking Flasks, finest Canister Ganpowder, &e.. &e., wholesale and retuil, a3 im*r IT Is SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD S$ BEING the very best Shaving Cream in existeace— there vever wasan article that xave such general satisfaction RING'S VERBENA CREAM stands pre-eminently the Shay. ing Soap of the whole world; the waited rope and this eguatry have pronounced it unrivalled, and the immense impor salen fally testify thac itis di reciated. itis put up neat er, sold cheaper, (han any other soap now before the public. fr tute oraagl inventor, CHARGES HEN. Sn * le by the o invento! tnd street q aiden Le: 9027 im*r EMeavalied BY. ROY th BATRGES Aloo, d ous FiAcRICG. fr Muequatied by any ti Alto, Stous Hackled, inieby 1K VOLLINE e CO, ante 36 Bouth wrest. pectfully inform the citizens of New York. that they will give A GRAND CONCERT AT THE TABERNACLE, “ Ou THURSDAY & VENING. Sept. 4, on which occasion they will be assisted by the charming and popular Vocalists, the oo MISSES CUMMING, who will appens forthe ist rime ih oo years, LISS FE LONDON LINE OF PACKETS—Paekct of the 10th of September—Wavranted the first a gular packet, to sail on or before the 10 h inst The superior (ast sailing newpacket ship NORTHUMBER- Dapt. RH. Guswold, will positively sail on Wed- exular day. icent packet, now on her fifth voyage, is 1000 tons burthen, and her accommodations for exbin, second cabin and steerage passengers, comfort and splendor having lefty between decks, well aired and ventilated. For passage, which may be had at reduced rate board, foot of Pine st, or to IN EYCK, 67 South st. their friends can have them f the line, by applying as above. HELEN MaTTHEWS, By the generous pert of W. Nip 0, Esq. MR. TIMM ill ide at the Piano Forte. Fall particulars will be duly announced. ‘Tickets 50 cents x apply on P.S—Persons sending fi brought out in her, or any o en stitch Doors open at 7, Concert commences at 8. s32ttr FOR MARSEILLES Packer of the lstor Ocw- | FYACEOLOGY 7 OR, PHYSIOGNOMY, VERSUS ber—The new sh R Capt. Brown. Her HRENOLOGY !—Professor Goward de fess this eveuing, at Franklin Hall, Chatham Square, a the Phiz, aud examine a dozen faces!—Tig o’e sion, 6 cents—Ladies free! Go early! THE HYDRARGOS, OR GREAT SEA SER D'S,KOCK will commence, on Friday evening elock, a course of six lectures on Geology, sho tag Boo! He will also give a ees fully with kk of Revelations. istory of the great Mammoths that existed before the flood ‘The Great Hy drargos, or Monster Sex Serpent, 11 feet long whore skeleton weighs 200 pounds, is exhibited every day and gyening, atthe Apollo Rooms, splendidly vit up. Admittance s 2 cents; children half price ommodations for passengers. are not surpassed by any of the packets sailing from this po: offers a desirable Conveyance to those destined to any port in the Mediterranean, as steamers regulary ply to all the ports from Marseilles. For i PENT. next, at 8 Day, showing that account of the creation’ given in the freight or passage 9p eee or CAND E LPS, 103 Front st, or to BOYD & HINCKE TNE_OF PACKETS—Recular Packet of the 1ith Sou taster, Will sai CHAMBURLALN & PH x 8 Tontine Buildings, sirh Wall street. x LIVERPOOL L wip es: ship STEPH Y, WC. Thomp as above her regular day’ Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage eseeeg eres persons intending to embark should make immedi- AMMOTH STEAM ELECTRICAL MACHINE Ben ate applieation on board, foot of Maiden Laue, or to tine wel be oven to the public on MONDAY, Sep: JOSEVH McMURRAY, | | camber Bth, atthe New York Polytechnic Institute, Lafayette The packet ship Virginian, C. A. H Ary mle peer ey yee Ua Cs the ty ereadd wil: rivalled instrament has been fittes up, so as to obviate all the the Btephea W| inconveniences of noise and steam which accom: anied its exhi- FOR NEW ORLE c bitionar Castle Garden, ‘The machiue is erected ia the yard, York Line—Regular Pi ii" Nlondey. 22d | iu view of tne audience—the steam is carried off into the open jnstant—The elegant fast sailing packet ship SAR- ; at y it po Mg Packet ey cous: | "Pwo entirely new opical instruments, the Protesscope and a rim Laylor, master, vill positively sail.as above, her reg Pligniossope; yell. de shown, wisn ffecta have only eo Lnoren For frei or pasaage, h in andso to draw ¢ owds uf admirers The Mas or an ommoo Coan- ene E Pee ee ey Cilare invited on she eveuing of Monday, the th 3 4t@rre ROYAL. OLYMPIC THEATRE, Positively no goods received on board after Saturday eventig MONTREAL. ‘ 20th instant, rg 2 aes HIS establishmeat will be ready for unlimited ‘Theatr Agent in New Orleans, JAS, E. WOODRUEF, who will Performances on the beginning of September, unde ly forward i 2 af eriber, who will receive proposals for 5 S FOR GLAS- | engagements from sa It. « ber—The fast smiling fa | The opening of the sau ‘ ngs nrite packet ship SARACEN, Capt, N.'T. Haw. | the celebrated Signora Rosine Fico and Signor He Begnig, aad fous, wit sail panetually as above, her regular day. Having | ‘he evening’s entertaizment will be interspersed with Vaw ville, Dancing, Orchestral Overtures, the orchestra being com- posed on ee “pee vo Frofessores and the principal instru- ut id tish music masters. meuts in the hands of five British mas SUH, D. M. accommodations C0 ip i oud o and steerage passen- nsurpassed by au in the trade, persons about pro- to Scotland, will find her a very desiry le conveyance, ance may be placed on her sailing puuetually as adver: To secure berths, early application must be made on ‘3 Im rre T. MAZ. tised, To secure i early, REE EXHIBITIONS Ely jan Fields, Hoboken Ev board, foot of over s! or to —Mr. MeCa X ce W:S'3'R: TAPSCOTT, 75 South street. | iy ane wanotinons Fequestof his uumnerone visiters, he has been corner of Maiden lane, | juduced to continue his Grand and Unequalled Performance for ‘The regular packet ship ADAM CARR will succeed the | One werk longer. He has algo eng-ged for one week more, Saracen, THI A, Persoas wishi fF. to send for their friends can have them OPERATIC BROTHERS AND SISTERS. brought out in either of the packets of this line, on favorable | ‘The foll wing well known aud celebrated performers com- terms, by apylyiwg as above. Drafts tor any amoaut supplied, | pise the Operst'c Baud of Ethiopians. pavable throughout Scotland s3 Mr. D. GARDN y person living who can person- she ate the negra weach inet aracter, snd almost defies detectioge= ores diane ig Nf the suly rival burlesque dancer of Ellsier, Cetests, &o,, known, fast sailing packet ship SARACED e ny : - and has no equa: 1u the fullowing beautiful dances—Caehueha, Bee Sichsiel 3° kiss, master, will have immediate | ands no cana: ute felling Heangital danéee Cache oa BILLY. WHITLOCK, the great Locomotive’ Nigger and For freight or passage, having excelient accommodations, ap- ply to the Captain on boaid, toc of Dover street, t WOUDHKULL & MLN EURN 87S uth streee ‘The regular packet barqae ADAM CARR, Robert Scott, inaster, will succeed the c is 831 accomplished B snjo_ er. OLD DAN EuMET, the celebrated Violinist and old Vir- sunny Nigger, who 18 slways on hand when there is musle pendiog. Sp CHARLES WHITE, the unrivalled Accordionist and cele- brated Nigger performer. Also, for the firsttime, SAM JOHNSON, the great unequal- led Negro Singer, &c. on the triangle, Performan esto commence at half past 3 o'clock, J. KR STUUVENEL, MPORTER OF WINES, No, 39 John street, informs his friends and the lovers of good Wines generally, that in order pply the great demand, he has le ents 10 hat «i to receive direct from Bordeaux, Wines The pocket Pelt, will Passage apply to ‘or freicht or OYD & HINCKE No 9 Toutive Building, Corner Wall and Water sts. "EXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF igs PACKETS, 5 tr NEW .’ORK AND GALVESTON. BETWEEN the first quality, trom the proprietors direct. i hi foil jufficient rece of Packets hein wn Sew York and “Gafveatons4: | datigt of tegualtige ofthe Wines, without farther eta = date arn Boron 8 Gu from each j ort on the first day of each month i of Vignobles, Provritiordesars lessrs Bi Fhe Bru EMPIRE, Cuptein Baxter, to sail from New York é me ais s Ca er, to S ‘y ’ THR Boptember next, and. rom Gai vostea 1ot November nett BJ, B.S. undertakes to sell Wine for family ang, by The Shiy STAR REPUBLIC, Captain ‘Moss. to sail (to | the deen creation < bo ig Ist October next, and from Galveston Ist Decem- LAMPS, GIANLOLES, AND JAPANNED The Buy @ B. LAMAR, Captain Richardson, to sail trom WARE. New Work ist November next, and from Galveston iat Jane iber has just received from his manu HE Sabecrioge ia “eccartment of Chiresapien ie Gis xt. The Bru MARY, Captain Norriss, to sail from New York | Brouze “and Si ver, tri med. with Bue English Cat Drops. Ist December next, and from Galveston Ist next ry superior quality of Solar aud Lard Lamps, ot vari aud thereafter 10 regular succession. s, with Cutand Plain Shades, Chanderiers, coutaia- Tweet vous se all of superior es having fine cabin | i gy fk pl Lich thes Comrie ie Hae ions, are ably il large a: sorument of Ne it! y iy Advert aed, and’ take treight mud padeengess. af the lowes! wrth Cat aid Stained Glass, whueh he will elt at wholeaals e 1, at redu 4 William Hendley aud Co. will be the established Agents at |". ee brice® JOHN W, MORGAN, veston, and give nt attention tothe business of the ‘ it bie treet, one door East Urtemelie ss directed to them; and also make “a ‘On Ls pt of the Dorie Jaa, for Cam “aw ; cf superior make * , oa Goods directed to the eure of the Subscribers,_ will be regu- ithe undersigned denes frosecuey ler The boaeBt of y Torwarded, tree from commission. And Shippers may | WY Byte undersigued, deem it uccessary fr ihe Deacet Gf Lighters at Galveston to trauship cargo, from thence, | trade to atch wate hour at night, do hereby agree to close our and upon ils belug reyularly forwarded, according (0 instruc: | stores at'9 o'clock every evenyag (Saturdey Right x 5 for Galveston. Hor fovgnt or passage, apply to tive month, to commence from this, the Int day of Auras, ek BROWER & NEILSON, me B Lewin (Signed.) |, Hatehler, and Iisa jo 9} Front street, New Vork. M, Woolf, W. Mckimley, Wigs and Scalps oper $b sires 5 ino. Davis, . Pe + ATCHELOR’S New Invented Wigs and Scalps, are ex- sicuiienet oe ‘Shirt Stores of Oheeanoret, New York. eng ty setonishs fan ene and admiration of con- 2 Im*rre a. All the old difficulties and vi treenow done awny with. benat a specimens ofthe art COT 20,000 Tos American Blood Fleece, washed aod ot Of Wig ieking, cen only be procured at Win, Batehelor's, No. jut tecelved, Part x very extry wrycle O., Wal Sarees one Broadway Removed from 105 Broadway, | PY»... . 38 Bouth street