The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1845, Page 3

GENTLEMEN'S HATS. “he dogs SONS Phone Hace Manufactory. 103 Falton st. MILWS FALL STYLE WELLINGTON HATS DY,at the well known establishment, 178 Joward Hotel, at ene following prices AUCTION NOTICES. 'W. SHIRLEY, Au. TRADE ALE OF GLASS AND EARTHEN WAR! at ILo’clock, at No. 109 Water street, up sf ‘ost Bale, to close a partnership, of a large assortment of inner, tes, coffee, a Pitehers, Freuch Cb mies, elegant porcelain China V; i value of this item alone 18 xbout eighteen millions of dol, A FULL assortin K an important event whicl ing at 100’cluck and its cousequeuces, the utmost importance to the person ould imimedistely suggest some chanuel through mn. We give a statement exhibiting the particulars of the | {Y°%" exports from this port for August, 1845, Commxce oF THE Pont oy New York, Avo. 1845. THE LONG Se | pubomemadane Pairs, rich eut, flute, Cordials, Decanters, Shad Ce et UNION COURSE—TROTTING. Shipm’ts in Am. vessel: Mt does. d . oe egees. HS. Tiffany" Would'bs pleased io r | ee re AE FALL STYLE OF N' ‘MEN'S HATS ARE NOW READY for the season Hightness and superiority of inage by Fire on thei te uted to this company for losses by the late disastrous fire having been paid, they now fad their espica near | rieuds as above. wy B. W. DE LAMATER To G.Bri’n in Am. ves E. C, Fin, Secretary 185, which for British Depeu’s ‘a do . ION CAPS. SUBSCRIBER offers for sale low, to close con nents, several cases of Percussion Caps, in 1-5 an D aud other marks. JOS#PH DUFR FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FEATHERS. RY & KAHN, Importers, 53 Nas: ecrived per late a lowers and materials larabout, Ostrich, Willow and Fan 066 51 7,955 68 416 66 10,365 05 190,675 39 38,167 54 i dtd RE, 103 William st, ‘To France in Am. vessels. French do... 26,600 70 e their has made to order in FLOWERS AND William’ and Nassau sts. 1G FOUND- On Sunday 1 the Herald office, with a cham collar, aud the the owner exgraved upoa it. He’ is. a whi Diack spotted Newfoundland or Spaniel, and. the ow pears to tesjde, fiom the ins: ription, at Nantucket. If hi clumed, ft is expense he will be sold. The owne vie operty and ideuttiy, can have h y applyi Giitthe Herald efice. ene re ROSE HILL STABLES, 2 Avenues, aud neal ed. froin the cou above stables, £0 Horses, horses, 21 st pacing do., several pai cart horses, a few good road and 1¥. FOLLOWING PURSES are offered, to come off ove No. 1—Purse $200—Mile heats best 3 in 5, in ha dy Suffolk excepte:; to cor he + f aud the » ame of ‘To Bremen, iu Brem’n ves’s.132,777 36 for all trotting horses, 2th September No. 2~Purse $200—T'wo mile hea's, in harness, free for all trotting horses, Lady Suffolk excepted, to come off the latter part of September. No. 3—Purse $109, with an inside stake of $100 hents bet 3in5, under the saddle, free for all trotting hor Lady Suffolk excepted. N $i0—Mile heats, best 3 in 5, inhamess, free | for trotting horses that never won x purse over ‘on, to come off the 15th 8 pt. to make arace. on Rerurday, vening, Sept. 6th, b: SE TROTTING, if sortment of Artificial To Sicily, in Sicilian yes’ Also, se. eral cases of ) foods have all been selected at Paris by Mr Hen- To Spain aud her Islands, id are offered at the most reasouable prices. in American vessels, FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND FEATHERS. OWITZ & BECKER 34 John st, have receiy-d b; lust Havre packets, Louis leans, a full assortment of To Canton, in Am. vessels. .12 for sale at the To Belgium, in ry, ‘ao Be among which are four St Nicholas and Duc hewest and most fasbiouable les of French Flowers aud Keathers, which they offer for LOWITZ & BECKER, 34 Johu s' TO FOUNDERS AND IRON MERCHANTS. married man, wishes « situation as clerk in an Tron ena Store would be owledge of the Iron trade, nself very useful to his employers, ens Address J.C. A. “Box, 103, ‘To Hamburg, in Ham’g ves’s 87,052 77 and shippers. 2 ° papel sila Bl, RUP, Proprietor. To Brazils, in Am. vessels, . 71,394 33 sale at reasonable prices. in Datch ves’s 61,244 97 OR SALE. The subscriber offers for sule his ion Little. Silver, Shrewsbur iver, where there. are al BEACON COUit | orchard, in fine condition: To Norway, in Norw’n ves rear, coutaining 1 roon To Sweden, in Swedish ves’ vod references ig barn, stable and o le for a gentlemen's residence of ap ambaots ply dail F from Catherine u mile and ahalf from the house, about 6 tiles brated watering place Long Bi Stoex on the premises will ty will be soldJow for cash, as the owner is comn| | to his business in the cit | revises, or at 58 Reed s HIP HAMPDEN Sawurday) morning 7th 0 the receipt of thei will commence discharging | Consigaees wi | please J, HERDMAN, 61 South st LEECHES, LEECHES. UST RECEIV~+ D. a fresh supply of very healthy Sweed- a FERDINAND & CO. of Leeches, 49 Nassau st. $v‘ NATIONAL HOTEL, Washington City, D C. HE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, rormerly known as Gadsby's, but now generally sires to return'his thanks to hi tiou of the community gene: have bestowed upoa him since he opened his establishment, spare uo exertions to render his worthy of the patronage of which he has already re- 0 liberal a share. The house having been, during the summer, Ow in first rate order for of travellers or resideuts; and the proprietor respectfully soli | €tsacontinuance of past favors on the. partol visitors to Washington, or resid-nts during the session of Congress, be- ing confidentthat they will always fiud comfortable the best on the tabie that the market affords polite waiters. Washington City, September. 1845. TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. Wood Cuts for Sale. is and, having an ammense number of d for American an would be happy to_ treat with any perso the United States. ~ st vate boardiny house. y from the city TUESDAY, Sept. 9th, at 3 o'clock Mile Hests, best 3 ‘ly. —Purse $10, | a the neighborhood G. Vandenbuargh ent H, Jones enters... . 1. Bryant enters W_ Wheelan enters John Donald enters. To Texas, in Am. vessel: ish Leeches, forsale b: piy to the subscriber on the | JOSEPH A. JACKSON. FOR SALE. A HOUSE AND LOT in thecity of Buffalo, and running through to Pratt feet.” The building on it is a double on led in with brick from cellar to attic, and faith= ‘To Austria, in Aust’n ves’s. n Purse $20, mile heats, to . Wheelsn enters. H. Jones enters J. Wendell enter H. F. Townsend enters... 0 as they please. : boon h Gilbert ‘0 exports of imerchandize during August... $2,624,048 92 ‘ch g American Boy al'ed Coleman’s Hotel, de- uds and the travellii ly, for the favors whi: Chiefly foreign Sugars, of which was exported during the | month of August to the val 0. The shipments of specie from this port for the first eight months of the past three years, have been as | h Py nih fill . fully fivishe Ver. m. Lady Sussex to assure them that he w Parse $30, mile heats, best 3 " 5—for pacing horses—go as they | ease. «Lg Black Joke bm Cayuga Maid & Charles OMalley ment, as chere has been a number of bul | cinityihe present summer, aud is ra P. Arnold enters John Palmer et Entrance to Track and Stands 50 cents. . purses will be givew, to come off over thi AY, 16th September, or first fair day, com- | punted aud refitted, ORTATION OF SPECTE FROM THI 843, i S81 067 317 21599;008 xport of specie from this port in 1844 | amounted to $6,278,417, nearly one third of which was shipped in the months of October and November.— Foreign exchange at present, rules very high, and it is possible the shipments of specie for the remainder of this ray be large, but the balance against us {on our | foreign trade is much more limited than at this time last | year, and the demand for specie for export much less.— There was a demand for silver in England and over the continent last year, and the premium advanced so much | that 1t could be profitably exported from this country | independent of its remittance in payment for goods im: | ported. No such demand exists this year, and the expor- tation will therefore be k We annex a statement showing the destination of the exports of specie from this port for the month of August, ‘Tho amounts shipped by the Great Britain for Liverpool, and the Utica for Havre, were not closed until the 2d inst, but as the vessels left in August, we have added them to the exports for that month:— Suirents or Srecie rnom THs Pont_in At Ship Oneida, Canton, Mexican dollar Brig Eolus, C. Haytien, gold... town, Jacmel, gold. Brig Wm. Neilson, Port au Prince. Ship J. R.'S, Skiddy, Liverpool,British gold L’Aigle, Havre, five francs WANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL two story Brick House, way, between Leonar price willbe paid. Apy , situated f B: l- and “Honstoi ats, for which a dtters to (0, LUDLOW PRIDE, 41 Wall at. ) PREMISES TO LET. 1 40 feet deep, 21 feet wide, | ize, ala, hd fish wi) course on TUES me-neing at 3 o’cluck. . i and attentive au First—A purse of $30, free for all trotting horses that never Cc 5 N. ‘won 4 purse over $30, to go in wagons, 8 85 3md& Wis jgb aR » mile heats, weixht of | iE STORE A ae Petes | & The store, 83 Nassau street, above a store of the same basement, 7 feet 6 inches hi Kethet with nine rooms ands ng presents. gueat ug large store room in separation ine: jcularly : dapted toa cloth or an extensive | Apply at79 Nassau street, up st -A purse of $10, free forall trotting horses that never wou 4 purse over $90, (0 go as they please, catch weights, best itchen in the dwelliny vantages for a m = ee or more in each to make arace. : ies wo be made at Green & Losee’s, on Monday evening | a other publications, n requiring the same in tailormg establisht Apply as above. TO LAWYERS YOTNG ATTORNEY. who is practically experienced wishes to form a business c good standing, whose practice is sufficiently extensive to r e advertiser is favorably known to tre t this office 5 Lw*th OUSE FOR SALE 175 Fourth street, near the Sixth avenue, | pouite the Washington Parade Oround ‘Apply as above. L IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR RENT. The new building now being eompleted, on the cor: street aud Pennsylvania avenue It is intended for a Hotel ou the FARE to New Haven 75 cents, Hartford 5.—The new steamer BUr FALO,C will leave tae foot of Barclay st, south | side, every Mouds turning will leave di a Passengers at H rtford will proeure their tickets throughto | New York at the Atheueom Hot-l. Fare up and down to New Haven $1. on N BA quire assistance,” profession in this city. Address A, TEETH, TEETH, TEETH. 4 REAT REDUCT FT old esta’ tishm: ut 62 Hast Broad wa: yy. of Dentistry, at the | LL. 104 Barelay st, and and splendid Bar Room. ¢ house consists of tw six eating roons,. The rest aty-six flue rooms, to be rented out FOR LON NCH, OCEAN HOUSE, RUMSON, EATON TOWN, SHREWSBURY AND MANASQUAN i low pressure steamer Daptain Corhes, will 8 follows, touching ‘Teeth set on 1 late from. presents itself for ‘as ahotel of this desc iption is inuch wanted ‘Phe situation is th« very” best in being but two orthree hund All other Dental operations ‘performed in cheaper than cm be done by any other Dentist in the city. Teeth mounted for other dentists, | oyportunity her hanical Dentist. Seat All work done at this office wa SELECT FRENCH CLASS FOR YOUNG 211 Bleecker street. E JANON has the honor to inform ud the public tha her French Morning Ulass will be re-opened on the 18th of th at half past 11 o'clock. | Lessons at the same hour every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- K to rent, will please come to Washington, | | and apply to the proprietor, at his office, on the premises, | 85 st*rre 64; a, M. | Sept. TO LET—A sui Diawing Room ai rear bedrooms, with ently arranged for a large family, ing of a handsome the. first floor, frout and 10—Wednesday Am. gold,. . .> ADEMOISELLE D M—Thursday, 10 for the winter, all handseme- te table, and all necessary block east side from | ‘oadway. Can be seen at any time after the 8th September. Staces will be in readiness to convey passengers to,all parts y. 85 9t*rl Mary Chilton, Rio, Patriot dollar Mexican dollars. For particulars apply to Madamselle d+ Janon, 211 Bleecker | street, from 10 to 12 o'clock LARGE AND EXT NEW FERRY TO FORT HAMILTON AND CONEY ISLAND. The steamboat IOLAS, Captain Richard Yates, has taken her place in the above ferry, aud will run as follows, every day Leaving Fort Hamilton For Couey Isiand. | For 85, 7,9, 1, 12, 13—61* re N3IVE SALE OF ‘Duane street, ETY Ov ORIGINAL Ja- | OLD DRESDEN PUR- | of Ivory and Pearl of Mothe ble esideuce for a wenterl ea convenient two story frame dw: ll- ing house, filled ia, and sixteen acres with requisite owt family, compris: Oneida, Canton, Caroius doliars .. 2.) iverpool, sovereigns... ‘pool, do. and silver... Ginx ovchard and garde ly situated on the east At the Magasin Tapani’ Betw ONSISTING PANKSE, C Ashburton, Livery our from Newark, and | J. RS. Kiddy, For further particula V.S. Kane, Esq. 9 Nassau street, 0; to Wil tioneer, B-levilla, N. J. ployment for good, able bodied, sober sea: aken up their q@arters, not Leaving pier No. 1, E. R. At To’elock A. M. lean caate Westminster, London, sovereigns . . , carvedand painted a Liverpool, Liverpool. Huntress, Port au Platt, Span doublcon American gold. . Cuba, Spanish doubloons.. ... Gieut Britain, Liverpool, sovereigns. was presented by Elisabeth d’Valo h daughter of Henry. the Second, King of France, to the Nuunery del Rablo, where the have veen bonght, 0 leavues from Ovorto, in Spain. chairs were carved in the yerrs 1448 and ‘1577, kreatest antiquity of avy ever seen in this country grandenr equal to anything imported into this country soldby AARON LEVY, Auctioneer, on Thursday, Septem: ere catalogues in time inay be had." in general, also strangers visiting this city, are sll and examive this most ext. aordina- To be seen from this day unul P the Seeond and eld: ton and New Yi as to where they shi by seme of the mercha: not boardat the large house in Cherry street, the Sailor's Home, n onshore, are prevented | from getting ships, becunse they do | 1g A.M. { A f on Sunday the Moraing Trp will be omitt ‘ommonly called | s Allmerchants and captains who eveour- | age free tiade ond sailors? rights, will please apply for their men | (through the shipping offices.) at any of the small and i ing houses forreamen,and their favors will be | Sp rh DRY GOODS WANTED. NHE ADVERTISER wishe Goods, for cash. Address Will be atrended to. ‘situation by a married couple; the wife can | chamberwork, and the tusband can take | fine of pac Or assist in waiting; good city references may b ing ac 112 12th st, between 5th aud 6th avenues, in | River, orto ei | INFORMATION UDGE MeGINNIS, of Ross coun’ on the 13th day visit to his relation: e heard from since he left, his friends are apprehensive that us may have happened to him. tion concerning him will be thauktully received by ADAM SHOOK, Ice Contractor, Atlantic Hotel. New Vork, Sept. 4, 185. —A young Man, competent to the duties of a family grocery, of gond address and substantial releres. None other need apply, at 76 Nassau st, before 9 o'clock Utica, Havre, Mexican dollars... . . LONDON LINE OF P. ‘Total amount . Of this amount exported, ports in Great Britain, and $119,651 to Havre. Exchange. 1000 tous. and. upwards, per- a embark for the old country willnot fail toseethe | advantages to be derived from selecting this line in preference to purchase a retail stoek of | Advantagts to be der | more comfortable an ‘he ships of this line sons bout to embark for ry collection of the day of sale fro Sale to commence preci y Tenders them ev convenient than ships of a sm | and their accommodatious for cabin, second cabin and steerage it is well known, are superior to those of aay other CM ing to secure berths should not | fail to make early application on Pa a At their General Passage Office, 75 South _ corner of Maiden Lane. ing to send for their friends, can li this magnificent packet, 1 o'clock in the morning, e+ the catalogues. DEAFNESS. RS. CASTLES & EDWARDS, Aurists, No. 381 Broad- ay, attead to the cure of deafness aud every, f ihetdental tothe ear ‘Their treatment is based on the joual principles of science and practical kuowledge, eutirely | ‘oretvcal dogmas vustic Oil for sele, a souucs, collec.i secretions of this organ, incipient deafuess 50 Nor ie Wore RK 122 Reading RR 30 do Ohio, left this city them | ‘August, to be absent a few days on a orany of the regular | yy, t, 6th, 7th, Lith, 16th, Ast and 6th of every _ Drafis for any amoun in ail the principal to : r Wales, can at ai times be obtained on applica | post paid ).as above. | “Agents in Liver 96 Waterloo Road. FOR GLASGOW—RKe, known, fast sailin, rs St do 50 L Island RR 350 do o 79 Stonington RR - WAL ogtow RR 109 Morris Canal ICk TO RAILROAD CO yTRACTORS. PROPOSALS wil be received at the office of New York aud Harlem Railroad Company, in, the village vhite Pratvs, Westche ter ber, for the grading, ma 20 Farmer’ Trost 00 pool, Wm. Tapscott, or Geo. Ripprda & Son, 36m uuty, wutil the 20th d nry and bridging of about 21 divg from the present term nus at it near the north line of Westchester 190 shes ie RR walar Packet—The well 0 50 Long Island R R s60 150 do cargo engaged, will ha ‘or balance of freight or pas: inodatious, apply to the Captain on bo: WOODHULL & MINTURN. 878 sath atree: The regular packet barqae ADAM CARR, Robert Scott, | master, will succeed the Saracen, 'OOL—The fast saili ened and coppered. ship SOUTHER! Palmer, manter, will have immediate rd, at Rosevelt st. wharf, or ODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South st. FOR ST. JOHNS, N. B—With De: coppered and ger per fast CORD MAIDSTONE, Will be ready in a couple of di despatch forthe above port. ‘or freight or cabin ANTED—A few act ve Men, to go South or West. Also few more for the New England Staces, to act as agents forthe sale of new and popular publications, y e will be insured to them. in writing. with au opportunity of clearing $100 per year, our employ will no doubt make over $1000 per year clear of all chances left for a few to do the same.— will be necessaryfor them to to $50 to obtain a good fitting out No one | for it is our object to estab- I fitted out. Apply at S. ‘all, 293 Broadway, up stairs, Re of the 4 Am , profiles and specifications will be ready for the i contractors on the loth of September, when the Eng.- rs will he in attendance, to render all requis utractors not known to the ( excellent accom: | |, foot of Dover street, | The pei r fo b30 Utien & Schenec'y 3 above their exper iw Morris Canal 25 do 3 40 Nor & Wore RR b60 . n 10° do. si5 expected to produce testimonials of their capaci: me men now in experience; and the best security will be require must be commenced immedi tely after contracts ously prosecuted, and com} of May next, By order of the Extensi expenses; and there Each man will have hi have at least from! need apply unless . D. | tember &h, atthe New 75 Morris Canal Hall, 5 je has. that sum Agents, acd get them wel 2 do 25 L Island RR 500 do French’s Publishing flag. All letters must be post paid. :, NTED—A young man, an American, for stewerd of a iven the very best at the American * ly to the captain, on q % th wor Ss. BINS, Guorlain’s ish and French None need appt references as ‘o charaoter and ability. Apply Hotel batween 10 and 12 o'clock inthe mor do. bs 27 2% Nor& Wore RR b30 ly esteemed and cleansing the head and moistening the hair, id receive cargo, and have assnge, having state room accommode- tions, apply on board, foot of Clintoa st, or to the subscri. ers. DHE, HERS & C oiffeur Americain, 2653 (late 271) Broadway. _ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD, for the restoration of the papers,” &e. (ex- tes) contained in the pocket book which po: Ket at the South ferry on the 2d tust, gentleman” who took it will return the 1 will give him New York Bank notes h ask no questions, aod Apply to G. B. himself generally useful ia a small fami morning the 4th instant, Mrs. 74 years, relict of Wm. Bus- well recommended as » Frage in good order, atteud careful one horse driver, sober and williu 35 Fulton st, next door to the Fulton Bank. BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE POOL PACKETS—For Liverpool, only regular | wacket of the 16th of September. ~The new and celebrated fast YORKSHIRE, 1190 tons burtheu, Capt. D. G. Bailey, will s: vely on Tuesday, 16th September. _ well known that the accommodati Jout ina most superb and costl ement and convenience, that cannot but add to Persons visiting the old coun- plendid specimen of uaval archi- can hear of a good jera'd office, produe- 3 3tis*r and those of her son, George H. Bi Esq,, and of her son-in-law, Abraham B, respecttully invited to attend her funeral from her late residence, 16 Broome street, on Sunday afternoon, at 4} YOUNG MAN trom the useful business or employment # printing office preferred. INFORMATION WANTED hereas, the relatives of this person, (who was of the Parish of Coolevin, in the County of Sligo and wholeft Ireland some 35 or 38 yeurs ago,) have been in formed that the said Owen Rogers wishes to have some infor- i is is to acquaint him that he cv ddressing a letter to M. ( ry Wishes to get ing favorite packet ship pocket-book and pap for those on the 3: him no troab) Soarens, American Hotel. National Loan Fund Life Assurance Soc! Address, Thomas Gurdi is of the Yorkshire anner, with every At Boston, on the 30th ult., of consumption, Mr. Fnan- 14 G, BLackstocx, youngest son of the late William Blackstock, aged 29'years, the 20th ult., of consumption, on board steamship Liverpool to Boston, | WEN ROGERS— the comfort of those embarki try, should call and see thi tecture, before engrging elsewhere. e,in cabin, second cabin and steerage, early appli- | feelman ’ st, or tothe & CO. 25 Fulton st, next door to the Fulton Bank, P.S.—The Yorkshire sails fr EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. are among the advautages held out by this on her passage from Tromas Moors, of Newark, N.J , aged 35 yet olt in intelligence of h ation should be made on bo at the New York Herald Office, N. hern papers pleare copy: v1 CLOTHING & FURNITURE WANTED. ENTLEMEN having any superfluou ‘umniture to dispose of, ean obtain for i sending for the subscribe: s residence, No. 69 Di | _ The Loan Fund, from which the assured are entitled to draw two thirds of their payments. The payment of premiums annually, half yearly, quarterly RUTGERS INSTITUTE. | F rT) of she most popular | nds and the publie, | Liverpool on the Ist No- iends can have them bronght of the eight packets comprising the “Black | from Liverpool, on the Ist aud I6th of each ¢ apply as above. UF AY amount di _ A large sum to be permanently invested in the United States in the n>mesof three of the Local Directors as Trustees, as a guarantee fund : ‘Travelling leave extensive and liber on the most moderate seal his erst Musical ing, September Sth, 1815, at Ratyer’s Institute Hiffet wilt delightthe audience with Overtures fro1 the most popular Operas, wisie of the season cast off Clothing or the same a liberal cash price, b (through Post or otherwise) at street, basement. Mrs, Cohen will also attend to La dence, ifrequested. irawn direct on the Royal Bank of Ireland, and on Messsrs Prescott, Grote, Aines & Co., , Which are paid free of any discount, or an herge whatever, inevery town throughout Einglau ANGLU-AMEKICA. onerous to the assured than in most duy next at 1034 o'clock, A. ML, | Locat Boanp or Dinectons. Bankers, London, and in the evening at 744 o'clock, when a ser: ordyce Ml. Hubbard, Pastor | JOHN J. PAL ‘The favorite packet ship Cambridge will succeed the sbove ached by the Rev. F ¢ for Liverpool on the Ist October, her regular 1 English residents are, ture, pose of the same, will do well to cail on the dress line throtigh the Post Offie, which will be, O~UY REGULAR LIN« OF PACKE’ LEANS—Packet of the 8th sept. 4 packet ship VICKSBURG yunetually as above, her regu DINNEFORD'S LUNG 49} Chatham street, sew York Constantly ou hand, a seasonable assortinent of gen tlemen’s Clothing, cheap for cash, AMERICAN ART UNION. J OTICE—The rooms of the Art Union, No. outaiuing a very fine collection of p uti a December next,—olso, some very su ase WOW open tO the public, with Jt the * Byron,” 157 Broadway. ESTERD SY consised of « | C. Berry, wii » boiled Corned ‘The accommodations of thts ship for cabin, second e: steerage pa sengers have now comme The ships of t k GEORGE A, GRAHA ed their regular trips,and will sail p Physicians to the Society, (3 fi } Medical Examiners.) RNEY RODGERS, M D., 110 Bleecker st. . 1 ALEX. E. HOSACK, MD. 10 E. ARNOULT, M. D., 367 Broadwa The Merchants’ Bank of New York. WM. VAN HOOK, E« General Agent for the J, LEANDER 8° Offi to. secure berths, shouid make eatly applies: | tion on board, foot of Maiden Lane, ort, Penee W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, i __75 South stree’, cor Maiden Lane. FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Packet of Biot Septemb EAT OF WAR IN TEXAS. ts published ond for sale ac Tune —a Map of Me We Gewtlemen who bave uot xe renew scription are LOW open at the vitor onin R. F. FRASER, Superintendent, RES per sip HAMPDEN, (rom Liverpool nad their permits on board, P\ u he counties, towns forts &¢ CONSECRATION OF ST. PETEK’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, New Brighton, Staten Island, By THY RIGHT REV. BISHOP HUGHES, On Sunday vent, September th, 1845, at 10 o’clock, A. M. New Brighton Landing ADMISSION may be ..ad at the door of the eh, orat the rexidence of ihe Pastor. Of Temperance ave requested to meetat 9 arch; where he: ed scale, showing t inited States, and British North merican Colonies RR, resid-nt in New York ALL Street, N. ¥. F THE W e, will sail as above, her regular | Capt Pali Woodhouse, deidy a3 saze, hoving splendid, lar y ind comfortable | state rooms and cabin, t be unavoidably sent to the Public Sto: J.HERDMAN & CO, 61 South st _ DR. SALMON S REMEVY OR disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, panied with indivestion, loss Of + ppetite, herdac Pamphlets containing the last 4 rates, also blank forma, and the tained uyon . pplic -tio . TURN, natal Report of the Society’ 87 South stiect tultest iuformation, may be ob- the subse iber NDER STARR, General Agent. Price of passage $100 The packet ship Rochester, 800 tons, Capt. John Brit the West,’ and sail on her ri jy 24 Staw in 3m*rre CUPAKTNEKSHIP NOTICI Philadelyhia, and J 4 connection in the lar day, 21st October. UNITED STATES LINE OF LIVERPOO PACKETS —Reguiar Pi Che fast sailing and f.vori re burthes,) Capt Al ofeloek, at the chi einyerance bam SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS JAN on bond and mon gege. W, CLARK & CO. W. CLARK & ket of 12th Seprembe bechan packer ship SOUTH. | T.D Palmer, will +t day—having iecommodat id cabin and steerage pisseagers, unsurpasse habitual costiven De Salon's Wall street, aud srinerpal cities and tows i Hections of Notes and uctive ‘eal esta | Sone The Brie b ‘any sufferer from the above com: nion, they are enabled to m Bills of Exchange at the lowest rate ‘They are also prepared to purchase all kit nk Notes and Exchange upon the prineip wall prominent points can always be hed 1 ctfully solicit a sh New York, August ith, 104! TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS. TLEMEN or Families going to Enrope or el to disencumber them NG APPA LRY, FIRE AKMS, &e., &e., from whom they will ot any sh rt. The Southerner is a remarkably fast sailing ship, and thos about proceeding to the old country cannot selec 5 appetite, health, color and strength WANTED—To hire, asnag t Br. ndway or in the cros'sis, between, evotictous to Brondwa Apply as ab ve. SHERWOOD'S VIBRATORY MAGNETIC — MACHINES. VIBRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted ine, by the subscriber, eu- y superiority over ever islow. To secnre berths, early appli: | phe Brig G. B. J.T. TAPSCO Persons wishing to send for their friends in any. old country, ean tT ave them, it of the regular line of packets. supplied, payable throughout Great to 84 eof hare of pabhie patronage eation should be m possession wanted by the Ist prow. — coruer Maiden lane. STUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES. been engaged for several years nguages, wishes to find Spanish, Italian or Porta. pply to Mr. R. de L., 16 Beekman aand 3, P.M. DE LUTZEN, having * past, in the tuition of Modern a few scholars, either in the Freueh tese Janu tage, For farther 1formation, 9, AL L., either Indies’ the rotary in thi dows it with an exteaordi which it has been const ther, with its battery, wires send for the sub STRIKEK'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR. we «rey hair to its orignal color in a few solucioa is different from auy yet offered s. Those who doubt ; 99 Nossan street, Herald Buildings. lies oF gentlemen attended by apjoutment, aud all or- nt the subscriber's office, or a live through the post office punctually attended to. MAKTELLE & HOLD! NO. 87 MAIDEN LAN . ANUFACTURERS and [mpo ters of Ornamental Hay wi H will chem minutes, » order to any part of the DENTISTRY. H. G@ BLANKMAN, Dentist, 1 Ww York, late of Virgin ces to the public Hons apon so Ormamental and use! d to, Tefirencer of the highest reepeetstg moderste, ond alo ONSIEUK EVMOND Di BUISSON, A. Fk — Lessons, on t September sl ofrevereeding all others, T its Virtues, are requested to have their hair changed before ther mowey. i qumbugs would take this method there jason to complain, Nowe genuine, anless si ‘the Solotion can be forwarde wart of the world, One trial wil Each case is aceomy tons (or the ase ofthe inst ih theapplienble, and w he to include the mont pr obstinate. that are ER WOSi esti tham street, opposite the Hall of air, 15'inches long, i all kindsof Hair le ant id. B —The trade supplied on reasonable terms. 931 f i tons jauequlfed by a valet aw well as the most yy known to the med cal professios PUSSEDUU respectfully informs his friends and the ublic, that he has removed trom No. 17 Park Row, to past of Broadway, where he will merous frisnds and acquainy ant Im'ine | saw the Robertsonian System, the second Mond apply at his residence, 400 Broad i instruction in publig # 153 Fulton street, two doors b: be most happy to receive all his ow York, 9rd August, 164%, ter Rot Hemp, of a quality 1» Of Very superior 00, 4 Routh at .M. Hi to devote them ah tyro AMUSEMENTS. LATEST INTELLIGENCE.’ ee OS BY LAST EYENING’S MAIL, Washington. Saturday Mvening, September 6th, | [co ioe af thactsneias m of The pertormance vi que the Tragedy of WasnincTon, Sept. 4, 1845. Feveriy. «+07: age Charlee Kooy I propose in this letter to give you some notice of Bighely ooo Sirs! “Ghasies Zo | the Hon. Mr. Bancroft. Mr. B. is ot the ordinary Charlotte... . Oe ais intac, eee height, lightly made, gentlemanly in his appearanc®, HE salen S ores, by seg sea ne Yee, and with a high-toned, lofty. intellectual ar. He THE BOARDING SCHOOR, © can be easily bland and kindly in his address, or as Dyott freezing as Greenland. Although Mr. B. may be y cj - | somewhat of the martinet among his clerke, yet I ashtice of Admission—Boxes, $1; Pit, 4 cents; Gallery, | think he will introduce many beneficial reforme into Doors open at 7 o’elock, and’ the Curtain will rise precisely at | the service, some of which, the abolishment of flog- NEpesy! limited number of Season ‘Tickets may be obtained | ging and a more happy propriety of costume, he has half-past7 o'clock. at the Box Ofice, | already done. I hailed the appointment of this dis- SUES cree le | tinguished scholar and historian, believing it one of Saturday bk -F ch a September 6th, the few honors paid to genius and capacity; but £ Sir William Wallace Mr J R Scott must confess as a democrat, that he has not exactly Eepouzice sat. Davey Eine come up to the standard. When Purser Zantzinger | was struck from the rolls of the Navy by Mr. Ma- Turtle . “ > Mr Clarke son, then Secretary of that Department, ident Timothy Dandilion ++ Winans | Tyler otiered the vacancy to the Secretary’s young Tocenclnde oth, oa B. lioworrabalrans 4 sits bene saw inant Brance... .«cces..Mr Clark the indelicacy of the act and declined it. As soon, spore yes of ves hice Madizon however, as Mr. Bancroft is fairly seated in his 1" Lower Boxes 4 cents; Second and Third Tiers, 25 ets,; place, young Mason, who most certainly looks as if hi Pree iltopearst a quarter before 7, the eurtain will rise at not reached his majority, is. made Purser halt | over the heads of thousands of men, his superiors in CASTLE GARDEN | any and every shape. Again Mr. Harris, a political ip Adinission 25 Cents. 2% editor from Tennessee, is honored with the next Pinpriators cee eay oo Megane. French ead Heiser. | ysey s This would not be so bad if Tennessee Great Musical Attraction ! ad not, jong ago, more than her share of offices saturday Bh cdacteee fh September 6th, | of hones. an smn page ft : ‘The performance wil! conunene: Mr. Bancroft under his immediate contro! rare 0 de Fils oe aemmese | some fifty clerks, and although they were all op- des Salons. posed to him politically, yet he has made but one or Grand Overture to Gustave. two changes in all. Mr. B. profeases to be a radi- FIntermisni ed Bee or eo Prootetide and Refresh | cal democrat, and if this be true, how can he ments. “ the enemies of the administration and hi of splendid Commoraines yu be open for inspection | ground him? It is all foily to talk of the intricacies The rat After whic! | 4 3 : ta Za and difficulties of filling particular berths in theNavy, Greene bom bape or cae department of public affairs. There is no Grand March and Quickst | trouble that a sagacious and correct accountant Introduction to La Re rine de Chypre. | would not easily overcome. ee een ex- National and Patriotic Air, by a full Orchestra. | pects Mr. B. to make radical changes in his depart- Pye | ment, and justice demands it. mt SUNDAY, Graud Selection of Sacred Mane—Ad- | "hive heard it rumored very generally that the pe oy ; present intelligent and most_indefatigable Reginer | of the Treasury, Hon. Mr. Slee na be called to ol r. Duors open at half-past § o’eloek Peyfuriees mished st So'clock. the Comptrollership in place icCullongh. NIBLO'S GARDEN. The office requires a man to be a sound lawyer, Saturday ening, September 5th, familiar with details or generals, and of a mind that ‘The performances will commence at 734 o’clock, with the | can grasp all the circumstances of doubtful and dif- Svareeise tt Cerane ficult revenue cases, and report thereon, lucidly and eae SHY “BULL. laconically. Mr. Gillet is equal to all this, and the Dennis Buigrudder Job Thornberry Danie 66s An inteimisssion of haif present condition of the Register’s Deparinenis where there had been but little order and arrange- hour will’ ‘be ‘allowed for Prome- | Ment, and the accounts of certain clerks were years nade aud Refreshments. | behind, now show a very different state of aoe To conclude with | “Order reigns in Warsaw.” In the event of Mr. r de Deux, Misses Celeste Partington, | Gillet’s transfer to the Comptrollership, Chancellor Tokeloc Bibb will make a dead set upon the Registry. "The Books of the French Opera. with a literal Kng lishtrans | At present he is in for the judgeship made vacant ice. lation, for sale at the ticket of = rl . “Nights of the. ‘reach by the recent demise of Judge Thurston. The Chan npany—Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, aud Frid cellor is determined to quarter himself upon the ad- ea kels Fifty Cents.-£) ministration, no/ens volens ; and if after having run (> Private Boxes $5 each. the gauntlet of every office, he does not succeed, Ag eicseut Pouce will always be in attendasce to main’ he intends purchasing a residence uear the Potomac | Oe Geenan weathernt ton et teeek wuts diorwend af Bridge, where, Walton-like, he can bob for min- Siac ae ee age ELON: Mr. Pickett, son of the lately recalled Chargé, was THIRD AND LAST CONCERT yesterday appointed Consul at Turk’s Island Is it Oitginate oT area not somewhat srange) hae while ibe sites are ig sy ee ec ieres called or removed, for real or supposed political he- oi bac neem anes terodoxy, as in the ae, of Ellsworth and Pickett, THE MISSES CUMING. the sons are immediately taken into government fee f RKS. | confidence? This may be all wel! enough, but it is | not exactly in accordance with the Mosaic law.— | However, we have now a new. dispensation, and eve Bibb may have washed off his Tylerism and ‘brat init THE ANGLSEA SIN ‘or this night only. ROH. TIMM nee mile sideat the Piano Forte. | Whiggery a the Ee arae and hemor Democrat BE Oe ‘ ru “ dyed in the wool.” So vive la bagatelle ! SONGS ANTLEES AND CHORUSE Col. Grandin, of New York, formerly in the Flo- Full particulars in the Programme. rida service, is now in this city. The Colonel is aw ‘Tickets S0cents. ai fait at all subjects—military, civil and political—and Doors open at7. Concert commences at 8. : SAltre can shed light upon all. As he is no aspiran’ for of- THE IOWAY INDIANS AGAIN, fice, (a very rare thing at this day,) he ought, BOK eats tinea nein ffienbe HE PARTY OF SoWeesS who have just returned from | consequently, to possess some influence. their teurthrough Great Britam and France, will oa their arrival from Boston, on Wednesday next, pitch the ir tents :t | nd e » the few days p 01 o the! * 7, ~ 7 | fal depaseure for tie huge roade on! the Uoper Mis. | Bright Business Prospeets—Whig Convention—Methodiet | soni. eth Revival—News by the Steamer. est hese far-famed lords of the forest have crested the grest” | Never within the experience of our oldest merchants ed King Louis Phillipe, vere medal-kuighted by his | has there been so visible an improvement in the business ajesty, the Chiefs with gold, and the vores thsilver mes | orig alkyl fa new ata eanteA ty aie taal OO his party now farexcels all the American Indians. in the | hand, Some idea of the improvement may be judged atti tea, Op the anbgy" Peedi Wessel | from the fac that one of eur Leng houser, which It which they passed. | year had sold but $300 on the 4th of September, yester- Ne f of the Nation. | day exhibited me their books for the present season, pei hod oegy tbe gfe 5 showing a total of sales thus far of over $8,000, In, tact our Fast Dancer,) city is crowded with Western and Southern dealers of a e Wolf.) the most substantial character, every house appearing (One Always Foremost.) _ f ‘Wa-ta-we-bu-ka-nt, (Commanding General,) the son of | to receive an equal share of their favors. This party now consists o! chu-she-kaw, (White Cloud.) Ist C | Walking Ram—Jeffrey Doraway.. the Interpreter. The whigs meet in convention on Monday evening Ruton-ye-we-ma, (Strutting Pigeon,) White Cloud’s wife. | next to nominate a candidate to represent the city in Rosman votes) (leotie Wer aett a Congress. The general impression seems to be that the ng. Ta-pa-ta-ine, (Sovhia,) (Wisdom,) White Eloua's dsughter_| ton. John P. Kennedy will receive the nomination. They will give their Dances, Games, Amusements, Songs of , ‘ Var sid Penge, Ken ke "which will take place in thc opesair, | There seems to be some little spirit waking up among of which due notice will be given on their arriv the politicians, but nothing like what is usually ev: hibition will be without any further charge than the | s9 near an important election. Hoboken. 30 Stistric There is a great revival going on among the Episcopal SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. | Methodists in this city, which bids fair to straighten ORATORIO OF THE yiEN RS. | many a crocked stick. At the Caroline street Church, HIS new aud exceedingly esting Osatorio, will be | especially, un the preaching of the Rev. Stepher performed by the c Society, at the 'Taberua- | Aghmery Roozel, great things are reported to be doing Weduesday evening, the 24th i In the language of Dow, Jr., may they continue to drive f° prin fs of which the Oratorio comprise a BD aw yea may Ley Sonu tee ten, wiil be a Miss Northall, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Se, | oUt of the inner mi , and fur. Prais TOURER Meet ifitied tales Eroublon entire easrciten fal, | nish the vacant apartment with those beautiful and at- | Jars, will be duly aunot tractive articles called virtue, modesty, truth, moralit; ming members of the Society are informed that | and unsop! ted love; at the same time teaching ehearsals will be heid on Monday and Wednesday evenings of | womankind to Fepudiate the gowgaws, flippereign fol- exch week until the day of petformance, atthe Society's Hall, | Ge-rols, curricles, bishops, and fiddle-de-dees with which Coliseum, 450 Broadw - re_ | they dusfigure their outward Persons, and pag ccome Se nar. MMO1 AM ELEC AC rayedin he beautiful garments of ol Y MAN Or Sts yen tu the pablic on MONDAY, ‘Sep- } ott taste, regardl. ‘of the artificial \dinj 3 demanded York’ Polytechnie Institute, Lafayette | f ee cf Satan's ipeiue! mister, beakion ¢ © al i 995 and 597 Bree nearly opposite Nie Me A : | ri i ite p,so.as to obviate 4 Ticoutentences of npise and steam wRichaccomranied its eaht- | _ ‘The news by the steamer reached Baltimore lastnight, mat Castle Garden, ‘The inachine is erected in the yard, | but it is too earl fe day now to ascertain wi in view of the audience—the steam is carried off into the open | it ib on the ety henge nas ago oy that ir. | aslight improvement wi sible | “iwo entirely new opieal instraments, the Proteascepe and | ket ©"? = Physioscope, will be shown, whose effects have ouly to be aren | “roc Boanp.—Maryland 6’ continue to improve, f he May citare av ited on the evening of Monday. theft sditerre. | Seles were shane rein fester me ose of | JYREE PXHIBIT(ONS—Elysian Fields, Hoboken—| aon } Fair Day—Mr. ceed tal begs leave ie Ler hs s visiters, he - Paine Ftaluontinue iis Grand and Unequelied Performance for | Every thing in this city is quiet. The weather is de- one werk longer. He line alte ce ire. fpr one week me: | lightful, and business is pretty fair. OPERATIC BROTHERS AND SISTERS. | Thave already given you the political indications and The foll-wing well known aud. celebrated performers com- | it ig unnecessary to say more upon the subject, except prise the Operatic Band of Ethiopians. sary Mr. D. GARDNER, the only person liviog who can person- that the nominations are nearly all made, and people are | negro wach in'eharaeter, and almost defies detection — ; : . fete katy val luclemjucdineer of Pllsier, Celeste, &e,, Settling down into discussions of the merits of the can owing beautiful By ihren didates, and the probable chances of the success of each. oat de tere snotive' Nigger and | All eyes are turned to the nominations which remain to lebrated Violinist and old Vir- | D& Made for the whigs, and those about to be officially a ae ginny Nigner, who is clways on hand when there is music | disclosed by the natives, for ae the secettatamnon of | Pendiog. % W rdionist and cele- | their character, will depend the solution of several ques- CHARLES WHITE, the unrivalled Accordiouist and cele- | +7, touching amalgamation, &c., with which the publis Also, for the firsttime, SAM JOHNSON, the great unequal- mind is agitated. The natives themselves Pp up a led Negro Singer, &c. on the triangle. loud whistling in order to raise the ardor of their a e ry | Pritave.ruia, Sept. 5, 1845. a hed B. ol plishes Player “OLD-DAN EMMET, Performances to commence at half past 3o’clock. sl 6tis*r lowers, or to prevent their ceurage from failiny ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE, some of the more sanguine talk confidently of sweeping M ONTREA L. all before them. Time will show. iy 4 q upon Mrs. HIS establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrical | \,Uhe papers are, filled with arene ro q. | Performauces oa the beginnmg of September, under the | Mowat \hedal 4 tinagement ofthe subscriber, who will receive proposals for | Idid not see her « Juli engagements from indies md gentiemen of ackaowledged talent. | her acting in other parts, the prais The opening of she said Theuire for afew evenings will bewith | are entirely too extravagant. She is certainly a clever, | the eeletyrated Signora Rosina Pico aud Sixuor De Begnis, aud | but not an extraordinary actress. She deserves great the eveniun's entertal.ment will be interapersed with Vaude- | PUL HOt an extract ny eg #0 well ina profession ville. Dancing, Orche-tral res, the orchestra being come hab earaeneeDred: ‘ - | to whi nosed ou this ecust-y of 19 Professors, and the prineypal instru: | ‘7 oSvainut is about closing one of the most triumph- ments in the hands offive British music musty UHI, D. M. | ant theatrical seasons that has occurred in this country — —— aoe —= for many years past. The Wallacks have been playing HE BYRON, at this house, which has gained them great praise. 157 Broadway, The Arch was crowded again last night, and the com. (ae | pany gave indications of being able to maintain the posi- at oR DINNEFORD. a the publie that | tion it now holds as to the attractions. ; WW HO jresnecttally ators his tients cuad ited itup ing ‘There is no change in the stock market, except that it It 'D. will at all times keep on hard | is slightly heavier, State fives appeared to maintain their uars, Se Thay Ay | poritfon of yesterday with some difficulty. The follow- ne bibber. * tha dae regard to neatness and cleanii- | 78 are the quotations ect the Erie mil ee Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. eT eee Finst Boann, Sept. 5.—$5000 State 5's 743; 9000 do 743; hax also introduced the Southern plan of providing a | 2000 do 744; 21 shs Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal 224; 50 | Junch from 11 till 1 o'clock, so that the creature cornforts ofthe | () § Bank 64; 5 Pennsylvania Bank 2: 560 Wilmington ill be attended co. A cold and shower bath free | ‘ BAe UO itaading A a 6B; iar mers Comm ttee rooms, Club rooms, &e. &e | REL 14g; $600 City o%s 104) " that taste pecaliar ¢ rooms are fitted uy ness, and in exch de im": do 65; 1000 do 65; 5000 State 6's 76f; 5000 do 75f; 300 do mato aS y ——___mdlm’m | $5." jo she Merchants’ and Mechanica” Bank 22}; 00 ee se Ld tad talc | Ciare ars xo. —$1400 Chesapeake & Delaware Canal ACKETS, | u \ Sack JEN NEW ORK AND GALVESTON, _ | Loan, nodds, 78; 100 sh Vicksburgh Bank 7) BET W TAN Aubecril em bere eciabhehed s tegular tine |“ Avren Boanp. About $32,000 Pennsylvania 6's from of Packets between New York and Galveston, to | 75] to 76}. suil from each } ort on the first day of each mouth, | Boston, Sept. 5, 1845, : | ; , The Ship HPAI REPUBLIC, Captain Moss, to ay (fom | cant Judzeship—Trial of Wm. Wyman—Daniel Web, | New York Ist October next, and from Galveston lat Decem- | 14, rye Chinese Museum—Pickpockcts—Washington ( ptain Richardson, to wail from | Theatre, ary next. (ee an | Never was any place so dull as is the City of Notions at The Brg MARY, Captain Norris, to aail from New York | thig presont writing. Local news there is nono, and Ist December next, and from Galveston ist February next, f ; r jad jet 4 m Tey larPuceeesion. h tie te | newspaper reporters are idly sucking their thumbs for 1 of peri js iy ine cabin 7 “ accamainddationtcare ably cotirnaded mill's panetanliy ta | Want of other employment for them, Even the “ Razor Strop Man,” and his doggerel are becoming old and stale, | Rdvert sed, and take ircight and passengers. at the lowest Vitam Hendley and od Agents at | and no longer attract crowds of listeners to hear of the New York ist 5 will be the establi: Galveston, aud give efficient attention to the business of the | merits of the “few more left.” In this state of offuire Heater Sone pat se aie esas bed gu you must e’en be content with such wares as Thave on joods di to the care of the Subscribers, will be regu- | jand, free trom commission. 1am happy to inform you that Judge Story’s disease HE eet Here at Eee, | has taken « favorable turn, and his physicians pronounce: Goes, ts ona ‘The succession to the to be vace: ippobramipech ras | +... bie Cony ea oa matter, which excites cousiderab and Imiatec No 91 Front street, New York. interest and speculation. A I portion of the —s~ GOODYEAR’S nity fix upon Gov, Mores Ge Reset abd et rt D PATENT SHIRRED SUSPENDERS the port, while 0 : ‘loos oat, dealde DOZEN Shirred Suspenders, manufaetared underthe | probable choice of Net 7 Mg) : poten tr Morton does not have fi t this thing is certain, if Marcus Mo: sain Seer ee ie cae j ihe will bea very much dissppointed man. He ts far