The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1845, Page 4

well Tidal forthe leat three. nights, the au- dience at has l- that of the mh and Mrs. Kean are Skpected at the eter Rouse Hew wook,-and will, of ure, C evi thing betore them. rhe Odd fellows? Gratt Lodge of the United States, in session in this city, on Tuesday, elocted their officers for the ensui; m4 who were, thereupon, regularly installed, as f61fow: jomas Sherlock, of Ohio, Grand $i 5 P. Grand Sire; P. G. M. 1. Ridgely, Md., responding Secretary; P. G. M. Andrew 'E. Warner, Md. ; Grand Treasurer; P. P. G. Rev. J. D. McCabe, Va. Grand lain; . G. John G. Treadwell, New York; Grand Mars . G. M. Levin Jones, District Columbia,Grand Guardian; P. G. John E, Chamberlain, Md., Grand Mes- senger. Anew wholesale establishment was recently opened on Baltimore street, and an advertisement published iving the names of two of the partners, and stating that fe third one would be announced in afew days. Some time havign elapsed without the appearance ofthe third partner, it began to excite some conversation in the mer- cantile circles, when a vacant warehouse in close proxi- mity was rented, in which to hibit a three-horned Rocky Mountain ox, Some wags getting wind of the matter, circulated a report that the third partner had ar- rived direct from the Rocky mountains, and taken up his quarters in the vacant warehouse. ‘The new firm hearing of the joke, and not relishing it, insisted that the exhibition was a nuisance, and demanded its immediate removal, which caused considerable of a rumpus, and the services of Justice Schaeffer having been precured, he was unceremoniously ousted in the presence of about t hundred persons, who had collected together to witness the contest between the three-horned firm and the three-horned bull. Thus farcically ended a farce which will keep the risible faculties exeited in that vi- cuity. Srock Boanp—Maryiand 6's closed yesterday at 77} for sale, and 79} bid. Tue Manxets—The market for Howard street flour is quite inactive, sales being confined to small parcels, generally at $4 50, but yesterday and to-day some hold. ers demand an advance of 6} cents, and sales of several small lots were made at this rate. The stock now on hand is small, and receipts continue light. ‘The stock of City Mills flour is very light. Some holders are unwil- ling to sell at $4 50. he stock of whiskey continues very light. Sales of hhds at 23 cents and of bbls at 24 cents, ‘Some small s of bbls were made at 26 cen! Puitavetrnia, Sept. 18, 1845. The jury in the case of Jacob Shaw, charged with murder, in knocking a loafer on the head with a mallet, after being out all last night, returned into court this morning with a verdict of murder in the seeond degree The prisoner was sentenced to seven years in the East- ern Penitentiary, solitary confinement at hard labor. The different parties have commenced the political campaign inearnest. The democrats bave had their first _ Meeting at Hollahan’s, and thejwhigs have also held their's. As theywere mere beginnings,there was no occa- sion for adjournments to the open air, but there was con- siderable enthusiasm displayed on both sides. Speeches were made denouncing the natives, and there is an a] pearance of a strong eflurt being made by the whigs in the city and county torally the whole strength ef the party upon their ticket. IM they persevere the natives will be defeated and the whig nominees for the State House Row will be successful. The day is warm andclear. There is a dearth of lo cal new: Mr. and Mrs. Kean continue todraw crowded houses. Last night they edin the “Stranger” and to-night inthe comedy of “Wonder.” An impetus has been given to theatricals by this engagement, which if pro- od improved will make this the greatest season since the days of the elder Kean, and the management of the Warrens. The fever is fast getting up, andjwhen it does reaeh its height there is no knowing where it will stop. The play- ‘cing public promise themselves great gratification be- fore the close of the season. The Arch has been drawing crowded house: nightly” Connor pl yed Tuchelien night before last for his benelit, nd he has been playing successfully in other charac: Burton has two strings to his theatrical bow in this y, and he certainly keeps them tight at work in plea- sing all the tastes of the city from the classic and grace- {ul legitimate, to the strong and vigorous melo dramatic. He has wisely, however, placed the two articles in se. parate shops, to avoid jarring, so that there might be no interference with the different tastes of the differ- ent audienc Stock sales to-day were animated. Large quantities changed hands, particularly State fives, and prices were well maintained. Since Boards, sales of State fives have heen made at 77, an advance of nearly two on prices a week or so back. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Serr. 15.—First Boann—100 shs Gi burg 8}; 100 do 87; 250 Wilmington 15 °45 45; 100 Wilmington State 58 76]; $194 do 77; 3000 do Bk Tenn $2000 Wilmington 1 100 Texas 8 per cts 29; 5000 do notes 112: $10,000 State 5s 76; Secon» Boann—$2000 Illinois Bond: = TER Boanns—$25,000 State bs 80% od 76. ; $200 County ‘nion 782; ; 63 Cam & Amboy pecial, hoad 37. 767; $5000 do Sales of Stocks at Boston. Si 7. shares New England Bank, 105; 5 Boston and Worcester Railroad, 1167; 150 Norwich and Worces- ter Railroad, 70; 50 do 70} 3 100 dob 10d 70}; 150 Long island Railroad, 64); 50 do b 1 m 65: do bisa 50 do 6 I'm 64}; 27 Western Railroad, 962; 85 do 967; 25 do 3 m 96; 25 dos 6 m 96; 50dob 1 m97; 400 Wilinington 16; 50 dos 1m 15}. Boanp—20shs Western RR 97; 60 do bolw 963; 350 Wilmington RR solm 154; 200 do s020d 15) 40 L Island RR bol0d 65; 50 do bo20d 85: 50 do sol0d 64); 4 State Bk 62 35-100; 2 Boston & Lowell RR 17}. We are glad to see that Major Donelgon’s health has so far improved asto enable him to visit Nash- ville. Since his retura from Texas, he has had asevere relapse of the congestive fever, which came near taking him off whilstin that country. He is now recovering, and we hope willsoon be entirely restored to health.— Nashville Union, Sept. 6. P Onto Riven —At Wheeling, on Tuesday, there were two feet and a half of water in the channel. At Pittsburgh, on the same day, the river had nearly two feet of water in the channel. Orricra, Recocnitioy.—-Johann Wilhelm Schmidt has been recognized by the President as Consul of Saxony, for the port of New York. COMMERCIAL. Thursday, Sept. 18 Corron—The market exhibits nochange. The sal amount to 600 bales, at our quotatioas. Rice—Market rather inactive, owing to high prices and purchasers waiting news by the steamer; prices. 5c. for prime, and medium qualities 4a4]. Sales about 150 tierces at from 4jadc. Reat Estate—By Wilkins & Rollins—Lot on 14th st, 270 feet from 8th avenue, 25 feet by 206, $4,850. 5 lots lying between 4th avenues and 91st and 92d streets, at | $100 each, $500. Cotton Trade. Since the departure of the Caledonia from Boston, there has been so little activity in this market, that very: little change has taken place'in prices. The receipts of this staple at the southern ports, since the commence- ment of the new season, show an increase compared with last year, while the exports show a falling off. The movements of the article this season, have been as an- nexed :— Recrivrs axp Exrontation or Corton. Received Stock on Stock on hand 1st at date, Sept. 4%. 12,894 7 Ports. t 7,596 1,347 ‘609 100 3,022 7908 k, Sept Other ports, Sept 6 Total this year... 61,690 9 Same time last year wes ayaa Same Hime year before... 4,582 6818 94,486 mak TO THE ABOVE DATR: i ” Great To France, Total; Britain. thet This year, .....bales 7,723 1,522 11,428 Same time last “year. .. 8,469 3375 5.995 18,924 Same time year before 201 1,252 1.230 2888 ‘The stock on hand according’ to the above statement, was at the latest dates—thirty thousand bales ase than at the corresponding period last year. The stock on hand at the close of the season 1845, was about sixty-five thousand bales less than at the same date last year, and several hundred bales less than on the same da year previous. This shows that the sales for year were larger than ae | any previous one, and that the supplies were nearly cleared out ay fast as they came in. ‘The crop last year was about 370,000 bales less than that of this year, and the stock left in first hands at the close of the year, was nearly double that of this yeur ‘The receipts this season thus far, would warrant us in estimating a larger yield this year than last, but we are not disposed to look at it in that light. ‘The accounts received from the South, report very unfavorably of the pastseason. The hl, fe in some sections has tindoubt- edly been very severe, but perhaps not sutticiently so to affect the additional breadth of land devoted to the cult. vation of the plant. Throughout the last planting sea. son, the most favorable advices reached the Cotton es tions of the country from the European mar. ‘ets, and stimulated the production to a great extent.— A speculative movement of some magnitude existed in Liverpool during the month of February and March last, and this fact, no doubt, had a very great influence upon the operations of the planters at that time, and induced to putas much land as possible into cotton. There Was considerable discussion in the southern papers early in the season in relation to holding conventions for the purpose of limiting or reducing the cultivation of this staple, but wedo not believe that the cultivation of the plant has been reduced ‘The manufacturers of Great Britain inv: culative ely le, purposely to increase the production in th try resulting generally in the derived cflect. The condi: tiow of the markets of Europe during the planting season has more influence upon the plunters else, and generally bape the extent of the crop, Derrii fnecidents of the seasons &c. ‘We omit making any estimate of the probable extent of the crop now coming to mi We annex the current quotations in this market, Liverroon C1, iably get up a nt in the market, just about anting asrroatien. . lor lobile ’, Inforior,. . .. een sar eet Ordinary..... voee OF a Bf see 6 Middlingy: oeweewe GhaT LL 7 Good middling; | Midaling fair... Pe woes Fully fair,, Good tal vine nduses if Balnove, And they must be active: and the tra than last week. The stock her vices from the Toba a2, if dry and sweet $2) a 5; middling $5} a 5] and 6; good and fine $6 a 10 ; manu- facturing Kinds $4.0 17}, as it quality. les in St. Louis on the 9h inst, were 31 hhds, 13 passed, and 18 refused. Charlotte and Campbell rather inactive, but pr sales about 400 hhds. N Porto Rico 7} @ 8 ¢, part for export; 500 boxes brown Ha- vana S$ a known; 260 boxes white Havana 10} a 103; 140 hhds St Croix 8} a9. 140 half pipes St Mesme. do Henriquez $2 30 a 240 40 do J.J Dupuy 1 stock of Brandies Wuiskey.—Sales of Rye Whiskey in hhds 20 ¢; in bbls 235; Irish grain 1 75; Irish malt 2 Clove of Clover at S a8} c; Timothy $12 a 16 pe in good demand, tor crushing $1 20 per bu. Asus continue in good request—Pots at $3.87}; Pearls $4 18} a $420. lron—The market continues very firm, and prices are with teas and well supported. Among the sales we’ notice a large quantity of Bar, $70 a $7 limited, A few cases of Turk $5 25 a $5 30 for selected; some inferior, new crop, for very high for th high fordealers in this market to r The speculators reap the harvest this year. prime qualities of butter 17 a 19 cts.; medium 15 a l6ct: common, of all kinds, 11} 124 ets., and quite scarce in the market. Cheese is more plenty, western dairy, suitable for European maket, too high to ship for a profit ; eastern 7} a Spot for prime, and colored suitable for West Indie: 8] aS} cts. for bbls. $)a9 cts for those prices. Ohio Pork not it to the trade and for shipping at $14} for m 12} for prim holders disposed to sell in antici new. wanted at 7 The article of Butter seems to absorb the attention of speculators at this moment,and its price is probably high- ernow than has been known for year luxury, and from long use, has become almost indispen- sible as an article of food. It is a very heavy item in our family expenses, and we are therefore lead to make some enqniry as to the cause of the present extortionate rates. We find that the great advance has been caused by an effort on the part of country speculators, assisted by heavy dealers and others here, to monopolize the arti- cle as it comes forward, and by taking advantage of the partial dry season in some to keep ‘up a cry of a short crop. We are authority, that we shall have mut a’ large surplus. If it nerset in the usual way we scuerate prices, and the farmer ‘tion. There is still another class he freighters, onthe New York and Erie Railroad, many of whom are purchasers, and have their agents scouring the country, to buy; and they too are holding back with a view of real yond their regular commissisns. stances we recommend that ali citizens, grocers and dealers, who are not concerned inthe speculat buy as little from the speculators or their agents sible, but give the farmer or his agent who brings his but- ter to market, in the usual way, the preference, thereby showing these combinations that the public will not be humbugged convinced from not only a fu were to come should be supplie receive a fair compe of speculators, called and Pork, was qui supply of ships’ stores, at previous rates, viz: Mess Pork $14 a $14 50; Prime, $11 50 a $12; M $11; No. 1, $9.0 $9 ani There was on 5} a l0cts. B Lard in fair request at 8} a 8? cents per lb. or No. 1 Western, in kegs, 7]a8j inbbls. Sale of kegs at 8! cts. demand continu in the ney as they say at tl The new mill in Portsmouth, N. H, is designed to be will cost is of $15,000, several houses having been removed m for the building, which is to be near the | tion. The mill will be, when complete, 500 | Point. feet long, and will run about 50,000 spindles, nearly as iwany as all the mills now in operation and building in this town, ‘The machinery, we understand, is principally railroad » single bale from that cause. | | the same length as the great Amoskea, | bay, sh. ps. ts. $5a6 05; | Wto 24, $2627 50 Corn Trade. ‘The receipts of Flour continue about equal to the de- mand, which, till yesterday was active at $43 aj. Y es the market was somewhat heavy, and though principal sellers continued to d 100 cents. Sales of corn at 46 a Oats at 30 a 31 cen| —————————_ ‘Tobacco Trade. ‘The market is very healthy indeed, and the demand de'prices arejnearly Se per 1b. higher is not large, and the ad- r¢ crowing districts are very dis- couraging for the sexi crop. Prices must materially advance during the » In Richmond on the ni The cidedly beneficial effect Trade Report. Sucan.—The market since the last steamer has been s remain without tion— Orleans at 7} a 73 c; 400 do ¢; 1100 bags Manilla, for refining, terms not ; 400 bbls do 30} a 314; 200 hhds tart Trini- 100 do Cuba sweet 26 larket very firm, with an upward tendency Cor! —sales of 2500 bags Rio at 7} a8 c; (1000 do new crop | green, forexport, at latter price:) 600 de Laguayra 7} a | 8; 2000 do green Java 8} a 10; 1000 de Hayti 10} a 11}; 000 | St Domingo 64. re very firm, with a good demand—sales of | $U" ®' , on speculation, 142) ¢, 6 mos; 60 sdo Otard Dupuy 205 a 2'15; a178; 50 do A Seignette $2. ‘The Branpies small, Sricrs.—600 bags Pimento 11 ¢ Pepper 10}; 400 do do, for expor do Mace $1 40, —But little doing in Clover and tsherrie Scotch Pig at $31 cash; E The last advices per steamer Great Western have im- parted rather more stability to the market in general. Lead—There scems to be but very little Missouri in first hands, and the market quite firm at $4 125 cash. ice our last have been y opium, new crop, at Daves ann Dyrs.—The sales Four cases Chinese gambouge at $1 30 a $1 35,— hundred ounces of French sulphate of quinine at s of Dutch madder American Provisions, The articles of butter, cheese, and lard, range son of the yea: 7} ct Beef, but few Sales al Hams at 9a 10 cts. It a great The market in Sales generally confined to the ,and Prime, $7 a $725. We note @ of 70 bbl y 1 Jots at our Jast quotations, viz: Shoulders, 7} a7 Sices, 7/8 cents; assorted, 8 a8} cents,and hams Baltimore cured Hams at 9} a 11 cents, with American Manufactures, There has been nochange in any of the markets since the departure of the Caledonia, on the 16th inst. The active, and the increased production of manufactures finds a ready market, both at home and abroad. The workmen are now going on briskly in the erec- | tion of a cotton factory, 200 feet long, near the Keanebec, Maine. A’saw mil mill with six on the west The ledg ter power in freshets Tb with » woollen factory, with a capital of half a million or more. There is plenty of room, plenty of water, plenty of wool Rhborhood, plenty of men ready to work, and plenty of farmers in Kennebec ready to feed them and u irish them either with ‘plain duins or chicken fixe Sout. fthe largest in the country. The | contracted for in England. The English machinery furnished about 25 per cent cheaper than machiner' the United States, but is not so good an articl sides often costs n ‘Lhe Portsmouth Journal Kiver the fol of the plan of this mill they propose to have up feet long, 50 feet wide. rear,two buildings#will be ing, 100 feet t rear, about ey feet from the'main } house will be located—the chimney to he | 14 feet higher than the vane of the North will begin the brick work next week. andi feet high eventually be extended from the ca feeteach way, 5 stories high, whic! structure a bold front of nearly a tent! is the largest in. New Hampshire. completed 50,000 will be put up. The Salem Steam Factory, now building, is 420 feet | 1 long,and four stories high. Foreign Markets. Caxton, May 18,—Copper, sheathing, $24 per picul; 8. American do 20; cordage European, 849. Cotton, Bom. do Madras, $5 09a7 01; do Bengal 10 | and $8 O4a7 09. Cotton Goods—White shirtings $2 500 per piece; grey do 2 60a3 10. Some improvement h ken place in the demand for white shirtin per picnl: 18 to 32, 38. Chintz furs 01 , Baltimore. ‘£9 ERSuiunrsosr, Sept 16—Cld Massachusetts, V irgini tie, Georgetown, DC “MannLEHeaD, and $4{, for fresh assol Genesee, buyers did not take freely, and towards the per yard; ladies d iy close, what had been held in, the morning at $4 87}, was x offered at $4 81}, at which sales were made. We have no change to notice from the close of ket. We quote Genesee $4 51}; Ohio 475; Wheat does not arrive freely, and good quality is wanted. 500 bush. fair Southern sold at 102c, Rye—buy- ers hold off'and market heavy, with sales deliv 67c, Corn continues in limited re Southern at S2caddc. weight and measure; Ji weight—no Northern here. Oats have come in more free y. and prices declined with sales to 39cad0c. Canal 39¢ a 36c, No Barley offering—would Spai bring 60c. good sample. " e-wonls | . There was very little inquiry for Howard street flour in Baltimore on the Lith instant, the market was in the same state time of closing our last report. The ruli Sept I7—In port, Columbia, fin Philadelphia, {10H,9f the community gen Grovcesten, Sept 5—Arr Gen Warren, Thomaston for N_ jd to assure them that he willspare no cee pt ! n yesterday’s mar- TWist..... 0.0... .c.ce eee Yorks ‘Retrieve, Philadelphia. Sld 15th, Boston, Davis, New pense, wo iibeel wal Bemeay ‘a Jeet of coasters: Arr Whitmore, Palermo; Delaware, F Philadelphia; Yucatan lee Re ree y ep ne por Signal for 2 Ouantum, fro e1 » hit 4 . Antwerp; Suffolk, NOrleans; Eh Whitney, POUES waite City, September, 1845. 5 3md& Wis jgb + The hor 4 xan Lacy Loving Nee York, Sid Jacob yotheqhed th, seen g den a dat at, with sales of 5s Wilinington, Del Constant inci Prices of Bulli some extent at jon—Sycee silver, large 4 per cent prem; do Carolus, 10} per eent: 1 Ha, Philadel phi Shurgs Homer, Kents Compl NVork Paar Nongtum, FYOR Young Ladies of the Jewish Faith, 97 Thompson st jermo; Dover, Baltimore; Zeliea: een Relief, Deborah, and. Harriet Fuller, Phila- Instruction Bigelow, Marieten, Anaconda, Hero,Cambridge, charge, accord d ~,NYork. Telegraphed, Plymouth, from Caleutta.— tor. All other Tanquages and the accomplishments tanght on nish dollars, Ferdinand, pa: ublican do 3to 4 per cent dis. Exchange—Bills on London at 6 months sight, 4s 3d: vy bills 482d to 4s 3d per Mexican cepted bills, are scarce, and Woleott, Ry Treasury close: ool; Whitmore, dollars; Court of Directors holders asking 223 rs. per $1 Freights—To Amoy 6 per ton of 40 feet; to ports north and in every respect which ex sied at the $4 90: receipt price from cars $4 37}; City Mii Plone At $4 50. ‘The supplies of wheat were small wea nee from Virginia. The market opened with an active de- mand from shippers, and sal 92 cents for good to prime red One very prii ostly ew Beproun, Sept I 6—Arr Industry, Norfolk; Cyguet, and | facility afforded for the improvement of the Puy Syren, Boston for N A were freely made at 87a Is, which 18 an advance.— lot brought 93 cents. Later in the day the demand was less active, and it was doubtfi 1 whether these prices could be obtained. Good to prime white eat a for white, and 49 cents for yellow. Passengers Arrived. Canton—Ship Bsishow—Joba G Garduer, TM Newbold, Bonpeavx—Ship Apollo—A § Davalle, @ Herman—1 in the ge y Albany; Victory, petetsh, Noviolke ‘Thos cents Passengers Salled. eamer Great Western—H A Garrett, Miss Al- » New York; Charles Wilson, Liver pont Mt Pi bearer of despatches to i illers, do do; Rd rager, thiladeloh * y p F Bishop, do: rdin, do; TC Harrison, dos 7! sy and lady’ Phil 13—Arr Atlantic, and Eclipse, Norfolk, A Burton, and Te ‘NYork>” Sid Catha 4 Catharine Weiant, Albany; Joba spanish evening clasies three times a Week, in the lower part Sld Signet, do; Mo t., Lugs was quoted at $2 lantronD, Sept ti AL common leaf $3! a 4} and ebt Patrick, Pi Adolph Lechten, Madi: EBemi, do; Gi Pattiso Montant, do; L Palmere, do: w York; Master C Monitor, New Bedford; pt B Mr Probyx and This was rather an unusual Miss proportion of the latter to the former,but previous prices | Were well sustained ; the passed ranging from $3 75 to $4 75, and the refused at $1 40 to $3 20. The Richmond, Va. Times says: In a short trip to ve heard such various opinions of the probable results of the tobacco crop, that it w: impossible to arrive at any positive conclusion. The pla ters who cultivated creek or river flats,though would be better than it had been predicted be; whilst we were told by th that the tobacco would fall It was thought that the tobacco would turn out ve well for the amount planted. Much apprehension w: from the effects of too much rain; but the recent able weather must have had a ¢ On the whole, the planters in greatly better spirits about their prospects, than they were a month ago. We are of the impression that the estimate, so generally adopted, that the tobacco crop will not be hali the usual average, is incorrect; and that it will reach at least two thirds of that average. oberts; Col Coe! tw, and Ann Eliza, h, Beaston; Edgar Laing, Joues, Tomlin, NYor Sept lb—Lydia An + ¥orelgn Importatio: Caxrox—Ship Rainbow—069 hf chts 115 hf do 125 101b catty box 1 271 chests hysan skin 420 bf chts 9 101b 2490 lif do souchong 7 cases Aspinwall—24 cases silks Grinnell, Minturn Philadelphia—145 hf chests young hyson ke D Oakey & son—3 e—1 Dennistoun & co—1 R ‘oung hyson 102 chests | chts 318 101b catty brs ; Daal Parker, ‘T ver, went to sea this foreuoon. anchorage, outward beund.—Wind N’ ikicuatosp, Sept 16—Arr u py, Pawtucket: Al Several vessels now at the "Also for sale by P. W. & ( cassia Howland &co—9do C L Borie, 200 cases silks to order. ‘LiveRnroot—Ship St G terfield Brothers & co— Patrick & co—5 Barton Bros—7 Townsen Spragme & co—1 Sauth, Wri t the crops hey would e people from the ridges short more than one half. rif, NYork; Highlander, Jersey KEY TO MUSIC, LL, Sept 1I—Sld Jos. Cowperthwai TON, Sept 15—In the offing, South Car bee, MeCormick, do. ayre & co—T Reid, ht & co—6 Corning & Horner—3 Murdock & coi pks J A Newbold ¢ Kco—0S Folger, | ley, Graham & co— felt Wor —7 do Reiss Bros & co—799 Phe! Sid Edward, Bulkley, & Alford—18 J Gihon & co—3 Bull cron & Brand—7 J &J Stewart—10 Burritt & Johnston— 1 W H Richards—200 tons coal 1999 sacl in 50 bays 30 bdls 9 cs to order. peAUX—Ship Apollo—10 hf2 ar pi 20 bf5 qr do Renauld & Franc sw ORLEANS, Sept §—Cld Sweden, Liverpool; Alabama, | | aud Two Frieuds, Av 36 anvils 100 bxs ¢ pea brandy R Buloid & | 18k 10.qr-do J Caswell | F Strohm & co—30 hf30 qr 20 bbls do V Barsalou & | uM White & Sheffield—I6 V Durand—29 J co—83 hf 5 qr gs T Marine—2- Brazilian Consul—9 ichet & co—60 A Arent—63 Cazet & 40 A Pfender—5 bhds brandy 6 ht 1s willow J B Dufoud: cks 20 bdis ” Beauville—l ck Gilberts. B Stouvenel—93 D St Amant—25 A pines Leger Frere: © Astoin—2t1 P M Lafouri I 35 ar pps bbls do 150 eks 1533 cs wine 14 cs 530 bl preserves 25 do absynthe 2 do sardines 1 do mdse 1 ble almonds Havrr—Ship Sarah & Arsilia—17 pkgs T Gravillon—30 The- on Bi V © Heerdt & co—173 Boerin Motassxs has been in fairdemand prices are firm— | Collier & cot Colvill & Fleming—1 Fabrequett false of 900 hhds Porto Rico 28 a ¢; 250 de New Or. jean dad 25a PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17 rin |, Newport; Judge Hitch ‘arsaw, Liverpos Tioga, and Indian jt 17—Cld Saldana, Brazil and a mkt; Fulton, | ff hesapeabe, Stewart, NYork, Leroy, Bedeil, N Yor Te Pape ke. Bee ee eaten Coxe NYork, Cid | Grorcetown, 8! ra—2 Goodhue & co—159 to order. peracid es MT eX Sas pS, REAT REDUC Mi A R 1 T I M E H E R ALD. ‘seth set on pivot. . — ‘eeth set on plate from. “Yeeth filled from. . Dental operation: e ert y’ bs ian” will remain ‘érformed ‘in asuperior style | Warrautthem'in the assertion, that the**Azolian” will rem cheaper than can be done by an’ ther Dentist in the city. | in tune in any climate, and it will not be affected by transitions MPeeth mounted for other dentists, PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 19, 6 Slew watee Surgical and Mecha “Cle _All work done at t Baraue Carl Gustaf, Ekland, Gottenburg, Boorman, John- i way, atend to the eure of deafness andev i fection inctdental to the ear. eir treat “y = “ rn enh raioval principles of science and practical knowledge, entirely | JAMES HANLEY, the only Papil of Sebastian Erard, of Harps, including his | , Win We 5 3 Scotch $2a guns, Aau & Sal cash and time; 500 do stat. price; 3000 Ibs 1500 bags Race Ginger 6$ c; 10 casks Nut- o ag UI Newport, Fla., Coe, And He scien ing > tions of hard wax, discharg Nee eee ee Or cut doatuses: epallieas, Bs brating Basses, &e. &e. secretions of this or ong, Jones, Provideuce, Ports. NATIONAL _ HOTEL, ile’ Hugener Fr) Havana: A Lng og cl. SS EIR FE ROP RET OF of te tallel Commere Hiaeal ao Gadsby's but now ge + Bal sires to return his thauks to ds. and the travell gt yy Loan yi establi have bestowed upon him since he opened hi patronage of whieh yt a ee tummer, thoroughly of travellers or residents; and the proprietor respectfully sol itsacontinuance of past favors on the part of visitors to Washington, or resideuts duriog the session of Con s, be- ing confident that they will always find comfortable lodgings, the best on the table that the market affords, ond anansices Alexandria; rod, and. ut, Al Nickerson, N pple Richmond; Ocean, Balti- . Si THE MISSES PALAOHE.S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL w Yor! given in the Hebvew Language, free of any if to the Portuguese aud German pronuncia the usual terms. ‘The best masters are employed, and every in the vari- n for some time established, fs ess of their system. 816 Im*re ton, Vas Beil iver; United, ELOCUTION, — t, Leander, and DWARD MATURIN, A.M. begs to inform "and Neptune, pils and the public,that he intends organiziny jew York, Sld struction in the above accomplishment, as well Piiidcinhia; ing of English Poetiy. | EM olfers his services to Sehvoly r u, also. He will commence as soon as a sufficient number o} ork, Arr ith, Oregou, | tities canbe obtaided; and can show, on timonials of the most satisfactory character. Warren at. 10 Im*re hiladelphia for Boston Pacific, Providence Boston; Ann Eliza, Briss 0° R SENOR M. G. DE PAREDES, who has been forse: jence for Pail MENS ‘ears a professor of Spanish Literatu treat colleges in the island of Cuba, and at presentengaxed as i nudert’s Lyceum and St. Johu’s College, ha- immer, Phila- i Jane, “In order to accommodate students, Senor Paredes 1'the city, and the other three days in the upper part. O'Persone wishing to. see Mr. B. will please apply at Messrs. Coudert and Porter, No. 95 St_ Marks Place. sli 2w*m NEW SINGING BOOK, neil Raver; Sarah Louisa, \ NHE PSALTERY—A collection of Church Musie, con- joues,and Rebecca S A sistingot Psalm aud Hsu Panes, Chants, and Anthems, ete music books for y Lowell Mason and Geo spices of the Boston Acade- ie and, Haydn Society, For iT, WOODFORD & CO for Rio Janeiro; Levant, dW. ers, Boston, pae ican, Prov bm Brown, Hl Sale ton. Sid Nassau, Ma- NPVHE Undersigned, Professor of Music, has obtained from a ‘ernambueo. ina, Hamil: most respectable classi the community,) a certificate that rr Lith, Ovray | they received in a shorter time, and easier manner, the know: : | ledge of rudiments in Music) and how to play from his ew delphia. Arr 1h, Thos invented instruction book called the Key to Music. He conti- sons on the Piano, and tom will please leave a card atNo. 9 Bayard street, where he will continue to give lessons at his rooms or The Key to Music can be se Who may favor their houses on reasonable terms. ee ee bought at C. G. Christman’s, 401 eet, or the author's | Ky Last Night’s Southern Mail. lode camin, St Thoma: het; h data *WYark: Henry, " ry . 5 Ce » Bostou. Below, | " Mrvaw: Liverpool; "Avaaticas Balem, Bass; Granite, Casco, youn laa Pearl stre: CHRISTIAN G, MUELLER, % ; Vieto. _si2w*re Author of the Key to Music. ity, Albany; Eliza ystem, Which has never been ed as ithas been greatly approved of in Europe, as being the test and easiest method of bringing on the pup note dressed to X. Y. at the office of AIOLIAN HARPS. : NENNS & CLARK having purchased the patent right tended ald lmtre for Sires (glemuuze Molian Atichmentto the Pianoforte,” for the | 1 "H, TEE TH. entire United States, (excepting Massachusetts,) announce EE ICLION in the price of Dentistry, at the | the Public, that the}. are wow prepared to uri rauotorses | 62 E ith this improvement attached, or to EY ft 68 Hast Broadway. 9” Toderamade horizontal Fianofortes. ‘in regard ~othe durability % 2 00 to 3 00 of this inve N : t bs 50 to.1 00 judiced mind, their own critical examination and experier tion, N. & C. are prepared to satisfy the most pre- ondon and Paris, calls pablic att ated celebrated 64g oc. Grand Gothic Instruments with Metallic Vi- Hanley has been honored wit Stoop James Lanpheer, Ke lack Diamond, 0 id. Cox, Philadelphia, ; Pomatums;, ¢ : me from Canton, Jun Hair Brushes and Combs o! to Howland & Ai ftom the main top Hope, and was killed. \jured in the same gale, that it requ descriptions, together with | hs hughly catgemedl and well uetronised Japonten Juice, for | - TESSOnS IN DANCING, WALTZING, cc. | B | AAD. ACHILLE respecttully announces to her triznds and | 26534 (late 271) Broadway. patrons, and to the public in Reseral tet her regular class | ¢ 5, Anjier July 3, and moistening the hai “ng lish ee rent the har falling ome Sadar WA, DL 60; and do Russia New Sable, the first re- ceived for some time past, $90, 6 mos. s were so much in, am 7 President of the United States, the Ai ¥. Courts of London and Paris, Professors ,Bochsa, Aly ’s, Guelaud’s and terton, Horn, and numerous others from private’ indiv: j Soaps; Laven- | distinguished music] talent. Bees Rnglish and French | 1.7" Observe, 8s Anthony street, 2 doors from Broadway. 7 HARPS’ REPAIRED. Strings, ke. 812 Imtre will commence on Saturday, October 11 ‘acket ship St George, Ferris, from mdse, to David Ogden—163 steerage p lat 477, lon 4925, exchanged si Britain, Hosken, hence tor Liverpool, s Ship Sarah & Ars: mdse, to B Richar LOTHING & FURNITURE WANTED. TILLEMEN having any superfluous or por young Ladies and young Masters under 10 years of age, cast off Clothing or Furniture to dispose of, can obtain for | on every Weduesday aud the same a liberal cash price, by, sen 5 {through Post or otherwise) at his resi teerage passengers arlotte, 88 days no—short of provisions, ship Novthumberland, | 1 Jat49,1on 19, Br ship Princess Islaud for London, with a cargo of Wi 3 it Walkerstreets svg OF TUITION. Saturday, from 3 to 5 o’clock—and at i for the subscriber 3 uc\vaung Centlers nee, No. 69 Duane ‘i gC) SLSGGurEN” | hesaing Cllr 3 lemen, every Tuesday and Thursday ment. 3 Mrs. Cohen will also attend to Ladies at their resi- | “jor Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of forming by them- | selves private Quadrille Classes, Polka or Mazarka Quadrilles, | al? li supplied her; Lith inst. lat 41, lon 67, Grswold, hence for Lond c eae FUR: | Vor tad vidual-endipuysaiiosoes ia, Dascins; Weltaite, | en forall kinds of cast off Clot ‘ il'do, well to cal on the aubueriber, ora ladies? boardiug schools and private families. well to call on the subscriber, or ad- | yonng ladies’ boarding schools and private families. ae Hose seceroeatr oc ese Uiberrmiion ri tecoenstaally | Tae, nue ae ontonlt anaLDeTratR RUG 4934 Chatham street, New York. N.B. ene on hand, seasonable assortment of gen- — fessors in Paris, M if SECOND HANI with brandy, to NYork. Holmes, 12 days from Wii tt. ‘ashington, NC. nayal stores, to 8. Ten bbls refined camphor at 39 cts. 12 casks of cream of tartar 14/ a 14}, all 6 months. 3000 Ibs foreign prussiate of potash at 60 cts. 20 cask: ombra at 17; 19 do common at 14/; French *F F 16 a 16}. Persian berries extremely scarce; a good @rticle would bring 90 cents. Schr Swallow, Haff, Washington, NC. naval stores. Schr Julia & Nancy, Ferris, Newbern, NC. naval stores, to RM Blackburn, _ Sehr E W Bradley Schr Ana Hyman, iewberi Schr Lynchburg, Gould, Richmoud, Schr Exact, Townsend, Schr Henry Clay, Chusan, Virgi Gen Lafayette, Palmer, Rebecea, Cooley, Schr $C Abbott, Bogart, © M Smith, Chambers, Schr Aun Smith, Wheeler, B. Schr JE Sinith, Cargill Penny. Newbern, naval store: ELLOWS OFFERING will make ita duty to adopt them FOR 1846. No. 68 Barela: but high. We quote by Paschal Donaldson—Em! Ht on Steel, from Uriginal Designs by Casilver and Mor and beautifully bound i very high on any days and hour most convenieut to both parties. Polka or Mazurka, fur Ladies aud Gentlemen, atany fixed hours | desired. Madame A. continues to ng Co her professional services at | pareots or guar "Being in correspo al6 Im* re tes of the day, admitted in the fa per classes or private les- sons, according to her patron’s desires. 417 unre JUST PUBLISHED. | DANCING ACADEMY. ee 3 Y & TREADWE add 5 Ci f Grand Street. Ba CINE SS See Venu, | x rhe ROBERTSON hes the honae of gespectfully ine ad . \ i tor gir FELLOWS! OFFERING, FOR 186—Edited | 15 hotractlons tail tiediMenaieaty lee ch tre soevewscies: With elegant Eugra- | hiishment (and the Mazurka mud Poll a, Quadriltes,) will open | on Wednesday, Sept. 17th, at the large Saloon attached to tl S Morocco and Gilt. The usual | Broadway House. Days ‘of Tuition, Weduesdays end Satur- | ount allowed to Booksellers. i i Im*r days—Ladies at3 P. M.; Gentlemen, 8 P.M) A Pri Schr Ganges, Post, C egs, and firm at yer, lumber. Ciossou, Bluehill, granite. tive demand, but sales $11 06a 11 and market heavy— ion of the receipt of 0 for mess; $5 a5 50 for prime. Tallow M. HE VIBRATORY MOV for the rotary in dows it with an extraordi y which it has been constructed. n eet with its Bey) Malia and other appliances, inn $12, $11 aud $16 each, aud forwarded to order to nay part of the | DANCING ACADEMY, Union, the Canadas, West lndies, or ach case is accompanied with a Manual (7th edition, pp > LL 221,32mo.)—including a complete Manual of the practice > | {VI cre y full glossary, giving clear and ample fthe instrument in the vi di Brig Uncas, Williamson, from Sydney, with coal. Also, one brig unknown. Steam ship Great Western, Mathews, Liverpool; ship Ni- agara, Cole, New Orleans, and others. Miscellaneous Record. We the undersigned, passengers on board the ship Southport, Captain Griffith, bound for on Barnegat Shoals, take this oppor our grautade for his coolness care at the time of the disaster, and durin t Passengers, a consideral c f were ladies and children—and the kind and attentive provision | their comfort and accommodation when Medicine, with a esterday wrecked expressing to him jon and considerate the protracted land- | Je portion of whom | i ful practice of hundreds of operators, to inclu II as the most, peculiar and obstinate that are known to the medical profession, with eR eCOD Faney Dances the Polacea, Mazurka, Cachucha, Cracovienne, ing of so. men SHERWOOD’S VIBRATORY MAGNETIC | vate Class for ates will be formed from 6 to 7_ for La Polka a IACHINES. and Waltzing. “Instructions given to Papils and Private Class- 3 ‘i | eat their residences, or at Mr. R.’s T recently substituted | (yal street, ; by the subscriber, en- | “Mr, Robertson would also inferm the pablic that his up ity over every form in | town Academy wall commence on Monday, September 22d, at compactly fitted toge- | G2 Eighth Avenue, where all the different branches wil’ be tma- | taught. 813 Lm*re powers, at $10 (two sizes) | South Americ: 71 Leonann Street, West Side of Broadway. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of in- 1 the public that she will open her class the 15th of September. M’lle. P. Desjardins will give instruction in all ades, the Waltz Polka, and all styles of Waltzes mon; Mlle. P. D. will give her particular attention to Ladies! parts of the country, janded—also for his judicious advice m regard to our departure | from the beach where we were assembled. | was promptly and effectively seconded by his officers and je, Mr Carter, HH F cox, BS Bailey, A Solomons, A Cedar Creek, Sept. 15, 1815, Fire Istanp Licut Hou in some of the cit the keeper of this Inall of which he AREL, ARMS, ke., &e., will do well to send for the subscriber, from whom they rill obtain the highest 99 Nassau street, Herald Build Families or gentlemen attended b ders left at the subscriber's office, or a line through the post | tomers can depend on satisfaction, punctuality and despatch. h | office panctually attended to. WEARING AP 's, JEWELRY, FIR —A statement having been made | puting negligence to Mr. Smith, ight, we in Justice to that gentleman publ 92 Chambers st Boarding Schools. Private Lessons may be given in themselves of supertiuous effects | FALL GARMENTS. either ladies” or kentle- A choice stock ngs MATTHIESSEN, Sen., 127 Fulton of Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres and Vi hich selections can be made at v ces, for cash only. " ; | The cutters of this establishment are equal to any in the pointment, and all or. | city for their taste and skill in. getting up garments, and cus- Lizing a profit be- a jetter from the first officer of the London, although we Under these circum- claim all connestion withthe report, its being published in the * Herald”:— rs New Yorx, Sept. 19, 115. Sir—I certify that | have read a statemeut in one of the daily Herald”) imputing blame to the Island Light Heuse, that no lights were London was put in sta ‘The statement is incorrect aud " 01. passed the Fire Island | inst. at 1 ¥ Mj the wind was at the time or Was her course altered. OR Sopanne ‘ITTING.—Every article ne y tocomplete | W. CLARK, DODGE & CO., No. 60 Wall street, are | 07 OU NG.—Every article necessary I prepared to collect Notes and Drafts payable at ine fol- | * Wardrobe, at | lowing places on the most reasonable terms, viz: Boston, Providence. ving no recollection of ion, to 48 POs- papers of this city, (the | tersbarg, Fredericksbu obile, New Orleans, Cincinn polis, Louisville, Lexingt ‘St. Lonis, and most other chief town Angust 11th, 1945, Itimore, on the 15th instant, for Beef 4 m ty ship was noctac ina mas, Chillicothe, ‘Indi mate of ship London. Beef, $1050 a from Edenton for Charleston, was Senn Mary Cat aual Im*re_ |" "Those furnishing their own materials, cau have them made COLLECTED. | uponthe shore terms WM. MATTHIES, Sen., 127 Fulton street, Portland, Philadelphia, Har- | _ $17 tem hext door to Herald office. tsburg, Wilmington, Balti- FALL FASHIONS. ge citys Hichmond, Porlolk, e- | rik SUBSCRIBERS have just received an invoice of very rich Searfs, Cravats aud Linen Hdkfs, richly bordered — ‘Their assortment of ready made Linen, and gentlemen’s under karments ix now complete and well Worthy the attention of Citizens and strany Pitas in | "Their Patent Elastic Brace is highly recommended by the | faculty for all persoas who are suffering from debi | iathe chest, or have acquired the habit of stoopii Columbia, Camden, Che: all imtre Tt struck by lightuing 4th i gat anchor in Stumpy Point Bay, which shattered her main topmast and. mainmast moderate request for Bacon. ‘Sales 7} down tothe deck. She put back to Elizabeth City to repair NOTICE. LL persons are forbid harboring or trusting the crew of the British Barque Adam Carr, as no debts of their con- it IAIN OF Owners. s10m Prime Pork, to close at $11 80, cash.— tracting will be paid either by Scour Maonet, Bradenhouse, with wood, bound to Balt jeand retail, at the old estal y, corner of Park place FALL AND WINTER GOODS. MAD'LLE. FANNY GODEFROY, more, was run into on Thursday night last large Eastern sehr also bound to Baltimore, aud was so much njured that she sank in 15 minutes. The crew were all saved, portion of the deck load, and en safely into port. ‘The schr was owned eutirely by. the ff Annapolis, by a CHURCH’S VEGETABLE LOTION | W HOjisespected by the next Havre packet, will open, ina LIAS ee | newer and nove fashlouabtorartcles ie wer-tinerfantrécs | CW'S VEGETABLE LOTION will effectually re- | Riel eat weet offensive igtohas: chi sles teas eaee re . i from beauty a4 fail - ¢ , Bam a Tita ebbealis Cospoose has bore ie ccamsiversas tr | tatcriod Salt Srameny tot aiaberbieredst ace siesliarD reer ether with the rigging and Harvard, of 400 tous burthen, owned by Boston, was lauuched at Newburyport | AA pe ese oniWeduesaey: Whalemen. ttles, at 75 cents ench, Arr at New Bedford 16th i: rs, and he toilet. Sold ner of Spring street. Pacific Ocean, St Ca- by the fatest packets 1 Re Perse and C ; i de Soie, fe of entirely £ materia able appendage | Bordured Linen Camoric Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Mus- i tharines 67 ds, with 2800 bbls oil, 1100 sp, and 20,000 Ibs bone.— ytootache Feb 10, Balance, Providence, 300 wh, an, Payne, cf NSuffolk, Ground July 20, tuga, Wareham, 200 spin—had 3 boats stove a short time betore by a whale. : vious, Theop Chase, Westport, 700 4p; Sunuel & Thomas, cetown, 160 sp. Keports at Wh; or St Helena July 15, Gentlem: fer oll and pusne, bouad to NY ork aving been engaged fi m at nd a flour an of stones, are to be commenced soon je of the river, all upon a rock foundation. on that side make it easy to control the wa- ext thing ought to be a large © past, in the tu) fe ther in the French, Spanishy Italian or Porta: s72weme | Fifer crtver information, apply to Me. R.de I 18 Beekman | FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Al Spoke a few days between 9 and 11 o'clock, A. Bowery, cor | lia Capes, newest patterns, do Embroidered. Collars, Mantillas | eatin | ef vant materials, made uo exclusively for herself, Thread . : CITAGES ‘ were, Feathers, Ribbons, Perfumeri STUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES. | Seventh casenot Hats: {tton Meolsc Lewy, Dowaireny: Bere Noh eral years | and generally all the articles connected. with the ladies’ toilet ion of Moderu Languages, wishes to find | — 349 Broadway coruer of Leonard street, above Cox’s store. ‘D OWITZ & BECKER. 4 John st, have received by the vt Zand 4, P.M. Pacitie, of NB, clean, was spoken, no date, off NHolland. ARS } Atoat Havre packets, Louis Ph Db PA TENT SHIRRED peaders, manufactured underthe sale at reasonable prices. affey, (Br) 23 days from St Stephens for Barbedoes, Sept 26 20, lon 39, St Nicholas and esse newest and most fashiourble eathers, which they offer for riment of lowers and SUSPENDERS | {Otlenis.n full ita eonten 6 Im rh LOWITZ & BECKER, %4 John st. Tonle Yel days from New Haven tor West Indies, Sept 10, | on 6 | COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE CO., Philadelphia, and J. W. ave formed a ec Arixe Philadelphia for Boston, 17th inst. 60 miles S ot Sandy Hook so Atalanta, 16 days from Halifax for Jamaica, 3d inst, lat 39.N, Nestor, from Boston for New Orleans, 16th inst. off Race Hiadoo, of Boston, standing West, 10th inst, lat 42 50N, loo 0 46. foreign Ports. Assien, May 25—Passed, Monument 26th, Victoria, Woodbury, (and repo Gen Harrison; 20th, Montauk 24 red to, rompttude. ‘TI he pri Notes and Exchange up all prominent points ¢: ey respectfully soliert york, Auguat fith, 1845. Juve 4, Akbar, Hallet; | an al way t B: ); 27th ‘share o and be- FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWEKS, FEATHERS & MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS, RUN LAROSIERE & COURT, 116 Willinm street, B5"have jast reorjvgd by: the Inst favre packeu newassortinent of full Flowers. Dealers are im | and examine the goods, which they will find of the best quality, ioenot Nene and at very reasonable prices. au20_Lin*me with the utmost | FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND rchase all kivls of | FEATHERS. nap ca tad UNRY & KAHN, Importers, 93 Ni t, up st PaOM entre | sortment of Avtilicial Flowers and materials for the sam eee Also, several cases of Marabout, Ostrich, Willow and Fan- LARK & more to keep it in good running order. lowing description The main building which this fall, is to be two hundred and 6 stories high. In the extended from the main build- ick, two stories high. In the centre of the uilding, the boiler sceauet, tes bcs, Be LAMPS, GIRANDOLE: Id 3d, Panama, Griswold, yuga, Starbuck, for do. alparaiso Satled some time FPMITE Subscriber has. just ree large and splendi Bronze and Silver, t a very superior 6 hights, suitable for 10, a large assortment of Gothie Lan a hich he will for NewYork. ‘In port May 21, Gazelle, Chase; Hanuah, Cum- hade 1d Tam O'Shanter, Park jadras, London; Medo urch. They ted that 1,700,000 bricks will be laid this fall, Wings will and west ends 150 will then give the h of a mile—about ig factory, which The main ‘bui will contain 21,000 spindles; and when the wings une | Sept tl--Eatered for loadin and retail, at reduced prices. Bolton, for Neweas- ‘om Moore, Bel! = ai vers, Cork: Silkworth, w y," Londonderry. ‘aterford; 12th, Wm F titude, London; Tr : ar M— rted; among them Eli- Ballagh, Prince George, ian, Chieftain, Fauy Cla toth, Jane Blain, or made to order at short notice adian, Newport; Ellen, P (late 271) Broadway “AND JAPANNED _ | ©,henthers e above goods hare all been selected at Paris by Mr. Hen ry himself, and are offered at the most reasonable prices. d from his manufyetory, a | | 's6 Imre if Girandoles, in Gil G. B, CLARKE, 5 FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER, Nean Furron, 132 Wittiam Street, Opposite the Row of Buildin 11 VES the following reasons for the great success he has hi- 1 therto met wit! m_ of selling for eash only. 2d—An exelusive and 3d—M. y low price. autT mere se thi iment. i reapectable connexion rates to dyer in proot of Une atyle and ti Hoth Dress Conts made to mearure from es Wire any shade ot | wish of Ihix garment Splendid French Siito $20. NEW YORK COFFER SALOON, 207 Fan — establishment would inform his A PORTRAIT FOR ON that he still continues to pro- ‘albas, stles John ‘Thom nor, Aberyewith; Oceana, Cork; 2th, Grindlay, Lives 1 George, London; Creol mouth. ‘The erew of the Margaret fore reported in a b and the public general vide for the wants of the His waiters are attenty ISSEDDU “reap No , 28429; 93 to 4, 34a tals—Tin, Banca, $1808 20 pee Far ales ie sents; ~ Tin, Banca, 50 per picul; straits 16 60816, Iron, nail, 2 8083 60; hoop 3 00; bar 3 10; stool 6 60), tin moved trom No. 17 Park Row, to doors Kast of Broadway, where he will ve all his numerous friends and aequain- Now York, 18rd August, 19 erpool, Margaret | be most happy to ree americk; Mary, f y 1 otherarti:) 9 of ‘An amortment of Office Conts and al rect | mentedress, at equally reasonable pric DOLLAR. No, 285 Broad- Keade st. i F. THOMPSON'S, Daxue' served up os) between the G WD twtrre | wat aral cota all weather from 8A. M. till 4 P.M. — f i hin and the ons in theArt and Apparatus and Material orms his friends and the Instrnctions int reap Ea as and Immo mn one of the | would be pleased to devote them in | ools, choirs | he popular works, the Boston | Academy’s Collection, and the Carmina Sacra. _ 818 Itaw3w'r | considerable number of his Pupils on the Piano Forte (the | | et e to the instruction of | es on the Piano. She teaches on the Logerian | introduced as yet into this coun- | sbased outhe 85 Anthony St., 2 Doors from Broadway. | i at her Saloon, No. | | Ictions of eomposition medal | mamner, and at very moderate , 62 Eighth Avenue, or 110 | | perienced Surgeons should be allowe s diseases | the different branches of . At her Academy will be | ° , and which are found, by the success | tyught all the newest and most Kahionable Danees now in Use | the mostpre- | in Waris. Among them the new Quadnrille of Polka, Gallo- | " Ks are NOW | moderate pri- | | Te ees of the New York College of Medics ie, Just received | e | ew Fanev Muslin, Tulle aud other | without thor $5; carefully packed ni CONCE extract of Sarsaparilln at present before the p relied on as. certain remedy for all dikeases arising from an ima Trere.state ofthe blood, such | fromthe secondary effects of syphilis or hm injadicious waecd sik - s bo ices and paid | JOHN W. MORGAN, ee pr inde bought atthe lowest cash pri dL 154 Fulton street, one door Ky ft Broad . —On band, 2 dozen of the Dorie Lamp, for Camphise, and finish, ata ver: AIR WORK, batt Wigs Fr ft Genth t once perceive that it is, | WEEKLY PMEEA of the various sizes taken by the improved | ery thing. 1es0 mL ped in the most superior style, withall the | | 10 | frorninton ov tax New Northwest $ID" BV AICS TO WANS No ICA oe Water s bTOR EVANS, No. 12 Peck Slip, nes New Yee has been move than forty years in the successful practice of physic and surgery, particularly in curing (perfectly) those desperate cases of every variety of secret disease, old ol stinate ulcers, cancers ip the throat, strictures, &e., caused by mal-practice. Iti of the greatest importance for the unfortu- nate to choose an ex] 5 an. Dr. E. is the oldust ant Lexperienes this city; his practice great, his sucerss ing, even after they have been expelled from the Hosp: curable. His offices are well arranged for privacy. Call at 12 Peek Shp and be convinced. His charges are most reasonable and all cases are guaranteed. 029 Im*re T BIRD & DETAOE. ure are stated in the plainest pour 's own practic hf ON certain deticate dis convenient means of ‘ ble manuer (the prescriptions used in the author’ being given without reserve), giving alsoa clear and iu description of several invocest disordars frequently mistaken for venereal, which afford a wide field for the extortions and deceptious of a well, known boasting class. of people. but those who have had peculiar opportunities of judgin possibly imagine the numerous aud varied sources of dece which exist on this subject, sufferings, both in mind aud body, they entail upon To be had ouly at 88 Greenwich street. rice $ y be sent by post, un ound.) e P. 8. Aware of the opinion, in general entertained of those who obtrude their skill upon the public (multitudes of whom are seen in almost every paper), itis considered a duty to give the following statement as the ground on which this ite book claims especial confidence:— ae Besides the author's rank as Graduate of Zdinburgh, &e—his former works on medicice, viz., The "Domestic Guide to Medecine,” which has passed through several editions, a Trea Dyspepsiaon the Epidemic Cholera,se.,8c.,he has tes= timonial letters from the most etninent ph ns of Europe to the most eminent in America, as Sir Astley Cooper to Dr Mott of this city, Dr. Physick of Philadelphia, aud others, and, most gratifying, has permission to reftr to almost every phy ‘eminence in the city. ey Tite author has lately observed that several pretenders have as nearly imitated | vertisements, and the titte of his book, as they could do ; but these who should unforunate- appen to be misled will very soon detect the imposture. A an KEWVAKKABLE CUKES-€ DR. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST, 465 Broapway, 4th Door from Grand Street. w*. BIRD, 7 William street, was almost blind for sixteen months, with neubulas cove! the sight, is now per- fectly restored. is : z Charles Barry, late of the Hamilton Literary Theologi- cal Institute, 22 years nearly blind from amaurosis, has been perfectly cured. : Mass Corcoran, 04 Mulberry street, totally blind of one eye for one year, a large ulcer covered the sight, wes cured in a few weeks. . Miss Cr: , 192 Green street, nearly blind from amauro- w ing witnessed astonishing cures performed by Dr. J. FRAN HS, believe his preparations for diseases of the eye to be one of the greatest blessings that could he afforded to the afflicted, and we highly recommend him as a safe and skilful Oculist. Rey. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. G, Benedict, Rey. 8. H. Cone, i. Rev. J. Peck, ev. J. Andrade, R. C. Priest, Rey. Wheelock. Artificial Eyes ivserted which cannot be distinguished from the natural without giving the least pain. Numerous certifi- cates to be seen at the office. y= Advice gratis, given to the poor, Mondays, Wednes- days and Saturdays, from 8 until 10, A. M. n application by mail [post vatd) stating the disease, his medicive will be seut to any part of the Union, with directions or its use. 89 Im*re AT THE WEST END. WILLIAM A. SMETS, 727 Broadway, under the N, ¥. Hotel, corner of Waverly Place, H AS the honor to inform the Ladies that he has just re- ceived by the late arrivals from Havre a splendid’ assort- ment of FRENCH FALL GOODS, ‘ that have been selected with particularcare fat Paris for tl by ofatmosphere. The inost satisfactory warrantee is given with | Homa ly, whieh he begs leave to call the attention of the Li LAYLOR, u it . 8 to examine ee eee. Michariot Deca: | “beeen vited to examine the “AColian Pimofortes! | |. ,WEDDING AND SOIREE DRESSES. | fice warranted. sé lm* rre attheir ware-room, No. 240 Broadway, opposite the Park | Emb’d, Muslin Dresses. Point de D Angleterre resses — <=". | where also may be found an assortment of 6, 63 and7 Octay | Rich thread lace do | with tlounees, DEAFNESS. | Pianofortes, both in rosewood and mahogany cases. m26 Gm*r |e bie cache Cate oo Extra rich ts past Sinmacee RS, CASTLES & EDWARDS, ets al ified Eek TARPS. HARPs. | #™! ee u nen 90. ee) thread lace veils, do ‘sleeves and caps. RICH SILKS, All in Pattern “Dre Rich white satia, do Point de Brussel Sills—Bro Silks—Black extra | aie Pekin Camayeus, Glace Ombre, “ Horizontale Stripes, « Rers Royale ‘i y “Ombre Vadrille, 4 “White Watered,’ extra '* PaRIS EMBROIDERIE: | Extra rich Pellerines, Emb Mustin Points, do do Cheinisettes, do do Kichus, do do Gol _ do. do, Canezous, do do. Berths, Trimmed with Valen Cuffs, Rich eab. Pocket Hdkts. Spleudid Mantellas. VERY RICH SHAWLS AND CLOAKS. Thibet Shawls and Cloaks, New stuff for Cloaks, Tartar do do Cashmere Cloaks, | Magadon do lo Printed Cashmere d’ecosse, Plaid do do Muslin de Laines. RICH CASHMERES FOR DRESSES. Emb’d Cashmere d’ecosse in dress patterns, Also, a very large assortment Kreuch Jewelry, Reticules, Sashes, Riboors, Perfumeries, and a variety of Fancy Articles not to be found in any other part, than at the West-end, Mi ‘OR SALE. MEDALS AND COINS, OR SALE~Ancient Coins, Grecian and Roman, of the middle age, and modern Coins, and Medals of all nat to the present time, in great and small quantities. Also, ¢ finished in the most exquisi ce Mineral Samples from Siberia, Sweden, Norway, Bohem Saxony, England, France, &c., at No. 156 Greenwich street, 2d Story. sl23w*r Medical Card, DOCTOR MORRISON, ORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2004 Fultédn, street— Doctor Morrison continues to be’ consalted coulidentially oi al private diseases, which Tie cures Without: mercury, oF fe straint in diet or pursuit, Recent cases, particularly thasay” he cures in 3 to 6 days. aa STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr. Mou improved prizeiples, without juin oF incouvenieace t0 the patient, As the symptoms of Stricture are analagous wi thoae of other aflecions of tne urinary apparatus, none but allowed to: make the necessary ex: Imination, ag those affected with eularged prostate. mands; macy rier} injury fom awonard racine NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.— ‘This affection, ond the wrain of evils resulting. frome asevet de. structive habit in Youth, inducing nocturual emissions and ulti: mate impotenc: radically cured by nt pataological briseipen ‘by natoruy the system oa healthy tone and fine stating its original vigor. perfect cure guaranteed, or no N. B.—Dr. M. holds no communion with medical pretenders, who claim to be Surgeous, as he is, perhaps, the o yaualined ing Surgeon in the city. See his d 18. office ton street. Letters post paid afee will tre medicine and advice to any part of Office 2044 Fulton street, near Greenwich, New York. 0, from7 A. M. to 10 iy 516 Im*r READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS oF TEE OOLLEGE om Medicine and Pharmacy 95 NASSAU STREET. MEDIGAL ADVICE PRIVATE DISEASES een acy, e@ablished for thesuppression of quacke continue to direct their particular attention to all diseases private nature, and can eontileutly promise to persons requiring. medical treatment, asafeand permanent cure without injury tO the constitution or confinementfrom business. Invalids are par ticularly requested to make apulication to the College onthe first appearance of those diseases, as a vast amount of suffering and time may be thus avoided. One of the members of the College, for many years connected with the prineipat hospitals in Europe for the cure of those complaints, attends for eonsule ‘erms—Advice and J ne cure guaranteed, IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.—Persone living in the country, and finding it inconvenient to make r ‘ean have forwarded to them a cheat cont requisite to perform a radical cure, by stating tly, together with all symptoms, time of con nt received elsewhere, if any, and en: closing $5, post pai TEE TONIC Mee, DEBLITY CORED, 7m. 4 J db Coll TT 'Medictucana Phoraeotiey greraret PY, the, College: fidently recommended for all cases of debility, produced by nes eret indulgence or emcess of any kind. 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(HERALD — vory Saturday —Price of cents copy —$3 124 cents per annum—payable in advance. aia ety ral ISEMENTS at the us prices—always sh in advance, PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and Ail lettors or communications, by mail, addresred 16 establishment, must be post or the postage will bo doducted from the sutwer money remitted JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Yone Heaat.y Eetasvismunret Corner of ‘ulton and Nassau streets,