The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1845, Page 4

Re the ohonces deo! favor of Page for the rlutt rg ft Ry hows ever original and independent the election that may ~ bg made in the case of the Speaker. But nous verrons 4 Of the New Yorkers in town, of various little movements made and concocting, we shall advise you per next mail. Mr. Buchanan has returned irom Pennsylvania, and we expect Mr. Bancrott to- day. Wasaineton, Oct. 10, 1845. Sundries. Among the late arrivals which we have not as ye jotted down, are ex-Governor Tallmadge ot Wis- consin, the head of the conservatives, and who knows all about that letter to Col. Polk, in the sum- mer of 44, and the Colonel's in reply, denied by Fa- ther Ritchie as having any existence, but which, with Col. Polk’s assent, will be indubitably estat- lished. from the Auditor, Mr. Ethe: er was brought to him by Lt. McL. substituted it for the other on the file. 1 then requested | the Auditor to put a private mark upon it by wh could know ithe said that it was not necessary, as the election in that Terrority. aatenany, carpe of eet Acer Ded cree | e ; Secon aaa tat ean tay Meats | 10 exercise & discretion counts whene raordinary charges came under bis notloe And Teele to bring to the notice of the Sec: le differed me in iny view of the case. After, 1 bad od Thad misstated nis voucher: for Mr, Etheridge, and ked McL’s. vouchers—it wi Last Sunday, and the secret actually escaped us | facts were fully impressed upon his mind. till this morning, when it was hinted at by one of the “kfhowing ones,” Prosper M. Wetmore, your navy agent, was here, and gave a little private din- Mr. Ritchie were present. They had champaign. “It may be all wellenough,” as Mrs. Caudle says, for Queen Victoria to start off travelling on Sun- day, thus setting an example of disregard for the The witness went onto say that he had a statement to make in relation to Dr. Hasting’s synopsis of the sick, _ Which was in evidence before the court, thathe had , Se that Paper to the pudge Advocate, and as the pa- ‘i and Mr. Bi en asserted to belong to the Navy Department ner, at which Mr. Marcy, ai Bancroft, and | tnd appeared as a part of a tablic docusent of Con: srs 8 ; 1t was proper for him to account for his possession beating upon the case. ‘The court after some conversa: tion, consented that the witness might make an informal and besides, it had, in his,opinion, an important Sabbath for the benefit of her people, but we don’t | statement, when they would determine whether it want ous public: functionaries to give any such pre- cedents 0 the Sabbath. It will never do. _ Among other pene arriving here withinatew | days past, are the Hon. Mr. Woodworth, member of the House of Representatives elect from New York State, Erastus SOTng, Robert Temple, and Dr. Staats, of Albany, Col. Ogden of your city, and Gen. Eaton of Buffalo. _ Hon. B. B. French, who did the active official du- ties ot clerk tor Col. McNulty, almost entirely du- ring that part of the last session upto the Colonel's expulsion, and who succeeded the Colonel to the office by the unanimous vote of the House, is ac didate for re-election. It has yet to be tested whether the highest qualifications of a local candi- date wil outweigh the political considerations and influences of a candidate from some one of the States. Major French, however, is a popular man, ag well as an excellent clerk, and nothing but some, conspicuous and uncompensated ex-member of Congress can beat him. Yet even this experiment may, be tried. E ‘e shall bring up a batch of interesting odds and ends to-morrow. Naval Court of Enquiry. Navy DeraxrMenr, 2 Wasnixeron, October 9, 1845. 5 ‘The Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present, all the members, the Judge Advocate, and Lieutenant Mc- Laughlip W. H. Watt was called and sworn. By the Juoer Apvocats.—I am a merchant, and reside at Key West, Florida; I am at present a member of the Senate of Flo: ida. i By Lieut McLavontix.—Lieutenaat McLaughlin did not conciliate with me for the purpose of charging extra- vagant prices. 1 offered to purchase the houses on In- dian Key a second time, but did not offer an advance upon my first offer. 1 do not consider the houses them- selves worth the amount I offered for them and the land; my offer was to purchase two of the buildings, including lands, in fee simple, for the sum of $5,000; the two build. ings, I should suppose, would cost about $5,000 to erect them. [A tabie was then shown the witness, of the prices paid for lumber, by Lieut MeLaugh in, and, upon asked concerning the rates charged for that article, | answered, | consider the lumber low at the price named in the table; | deal a great deal in lumber, and could not afford to deliver them at that price.) As a general rule, the wages paid for house-carpenters was $3a day. The rices named in the table are lower than they can be ob- fained at Key West. ‘The amount of goods sold by me to L out. MoLaughim did not, | think, exceed $4,000; my pills, however, are on file, and will show the precise amount; I cannot say positively as to the amount; my general sales for the ‘year amounted to about $50,000; the prices charged to Lieut. McLaughlin were the same I charged to other persons; | have had dealings with other departments of the government, and | refer you, for comparison, to those on file in the Treasury De- rtment. ‘The goods bought of me, and sold to the dif- jerent vessels, were furnished upon a requisition signed by a commander ofa vessel, and receipted for by the of- ficer of the deck, and the bills were paid by Lieut. Mc- Laughlin upon his receipt; a very small portion of the goods were sold to Commander McLaughlin, who w: | command of the schooner Flirt, and most of them sold to the other vessels. Lieut. McL. was very rigid in the settlement of his accounts, more so than any other rson with whom [ had had dealings. If Lt. McLaugh- jin’s dealings with me are to be regarded as an index to | his dealings with others, I should say, most positiv=ly, that there was no collusion whatever between him and any other person. the coast of Florida was $17. | By the Covar.—Upon New York prices, the profit | would be, on goods purchased there, from 25 to 100 per | eent. This large pros ig occasioned by the expense of living, and the risk of life, and the natural deterioration of goods, caused by the climate; I did not examine all the buildinge erected by Lieutenant McLaughlin on In- | dian Key; I did not examine the two buildings | offered | to buy; I'was in one of them; as! did not examine the | buildings, 1am unable to state what ought to be their | cost; previous to making en offer to purchase the two buildings, | hada description of them from Lieutenant McLaughlid; at the time I spoke to him about purchas ing them, he described them; | did not notice any waste by the officers of the vessels; in Florida Reef the officers ‘tentive to their duty, and were very vigilant; I no waste of the government property. y the Jupce Apvocare.—As near as I can recollect now, the building occupied for the hospital was a rough building, one story high, with a loft; the size of the building was about 40 or 50 feet wide, by 70 or 80 feet in length; the other building was about 28 feet square, | } ith a portico all round, about § feet wide, and finished inside; that building was a finished building, with panel doors; | think that building was painted; the hospital, | think, was whitewashed; 1 expected to get about an acre of land with the two buildings [ cflered to pur- chase; | intended to use the building occupied for a hos- pital as fore; the other building was to be used or oc- cupied as a dwelling by the person who kept the store; the land I should consider worth about $3,000 for my purpose: her than not get them at that time, if the ti- tle could have been perfected, I would have given per- haps $10,000 for them. EO. Dsvron, fourth snliiat, recalled.—[Several i ger in writing having been submitted to him to get @ required information in his office} The first is not | susceptible of answer. There was no separate appropri- ion for the year ending on the 30th June, 1342; the ap: propriations were made for the fiscal year, and the fiscal x, at that time, ; the appropriation ending on tne 3ist December, 1942, for medicines and surgical instruments, hospital stores, and other expenses on account of the sick, in ad- dition to the expended balance, if any, of former appro- priations, was $30,000; as I have already stated that there was no separate appropriation for the year ending 30th June, 1942, and as this question related to such sup- ion, it is not susceptible of an answer. Two bills were handed the 4th Audi- tor, and he was asked to say which was the one paid to Mr. © replied, I think the one word “potatoes” is “barrels.” I think the question can bi answered with more certainty by Mr. Etheridge; my i pression upon the subject is, that 1 derived my informa- tion from him;! cannot say with certainty that { did; | cannot speak withany degree of positiveness; Mr. Day- ton was asked ifene was a duplicate of the other, and he ‘answered that he thought he was. In one of thei, how- ever, there appeared to be an omission alter the word “oarrels;” I think in that it is probable that it is a clerical error. By Lieut. McLavonun. called my attention to those te account was settled. Passed Midshipman A. Murray recalled. 1 was in Havana em at $16; Spanish ounces | passed ut $17 d them on the Key at that. By the Count.—I made no objection to receiving those doubloons at that rate. By Lieut. McLavenuin is, and I believe it was af- —I do not remember ever ha- ara from Lieut. McLanghlin, in pay, a Spanish | doubloon. [am a id they were all Patriot or Mexi- | can doubloons. I do not remember having received, at any time, Spanish ounces. I do not remember particularly who paid me. Mr. Marshall paid me sometimes, and 1 id by others, but by whom I do not remember. | ‘was paid betwei December, 184) think I passed the doubloons, with one or two excep- tions, at $17 each. At New Orleans, 1 passed ounces at $16 oF loss, not exceeding that sum. Lirutaxant Muav, U. 8. Navy, sworn—I had at acer- tain time, on board of his vessel, a conversation with Lieu enant McLanghlin. To the best of bf recollection, | it was about the 0th of November, 1834, { wa: to the brig Washington, of the Const of Surve ing from our summer's labors for that ner Wave w: ttached fi n, The schoo- at anchor, with sails mast-beaded, and ready to go out, if necessary. Lieutenant McLaughlin | came slongside after we were anchored, and earnest] the pilot, which | declined doing; but consented, as he had a beating wind down to the battery, if ho intended | He was, we are informed, landing there. He replied, that he had to land Mr Shocco Jones, of Shocco, sel at that time. He told me, at that time, that he had mething very vitally important to communicate to me, nud asked me to go on board, and I went alongside. Oxi my going on board, he got tho vessel under way. Ilo then seated himself with me along the trunse of his sel, whore he disclosed to me the following facts. He id he regretted very deeply his course of the year pre- vious, which had severed our friendship; he felt that there would be a byeside, which was prompted by the best feelings. He parted with me. [Lowell Purdy, with whom he was living for four or five months at N. York, said that he considered him a scoundrel, and that hehad treated him badly. He (Mr. McL.) stated to me that he had recovered $20,000 from the estate of the late Lu! Tiernan, Esq., of Baltimore, the most of which he was about to settle upon ter. He added that he could w be able to reli in my pecuniary difficulties, whioh enquired into. He stated that he had little or no money of his own ith him and that he had list to Mr, Shoceo Jon be deposited in on oF the Danks, to the credit of ister. Heat the same time told mo that he had some Government money, which he offered to me, and went below and broug 1 refused to receive it,inatho kindest manner, ur. Fin him to never uke money which Aid not belong to um, and referred to the case of the late Lieut. Robert B Randolph. He stated at th ; him to settle two of my debts, viz. in i he promised to do; he also volunteered to meet all my Jiabilities, which he never did. Mr. Wiwoee recalled—When the vouchers of Lieut. McLaughlin was placed in his hands among them 8 one (No. 175) which contaiued among other items one Jor 14 bbls. at $5 per bbl. This item struck my attention bad taste as electioneering dinners on | thero; I asked him if he knew how fore the House ! he said he had enclosed it the Department, but upon reference to the “ letter key,” none such appeared. Here the matter was dropped until / | Mr. Henshaw came into office. Congress asked of him | chain of small islands, that protect it from the north and information in relation to that squadron, The witness here produced a voluminous collection of papers, which he said constituted the answer to this call of Congress, He read from this a letter of Lieut. Mc! 28th February, 1843, to the Chairman of the Committee of Expenditures, in which he says : I hi enclose herewith a synopsis of the sic from Sth Oct., 1841, to Sth July, 1842,” witness said was a perfect description of this synopsis, in | fact, a copy of its caption. The Court willobserve the costly edifices; the new stone church finishing, cost iiateiof this letter, vi letter enclosing the copies of the other papers was dated 34 March, 1843, three days after. The’ turned to another part of the same pa aletter of Lieut. McL. dated to the Secretary, ton’s pamphlet 48, itis charged that the synopsis of Dr. Hastings was interpolated in the Congressional Document without the knowledge or authority of the Secretary ; that it was not transmitted to the House of Rep. by the Secretary ; that it was in my keeping only and was never on the files of the Navy Department,” and at the bottom of page 49, Mr. Homans, a clerk in the Navy Department, stat “that the synopals was not furnished from the } partment, nor does it appear that any such document was | ever on its files.” | Department, he would have found that this synopsis w sent from the Navy Department, and had b files. I have ascertained from the Chief Clerk of the De- partment, that it was he. himself, who enclosed it in the communication of the Secretary to Congres rich harves Miss Nel: the company at this establishment. Welsh, Mann and Delavan’s Circus have been taking | in, during the present week, at their $900 or $1000 per night, on intend to remain a Week longe of Baltimor so depressed and broken down as they are at present. A few traitors in their own ranks have overturned the solid fabric which had so long withstood the assaults of the de- | mocracy, by forming a new party solely for their owa personal aggrandisement and political advancement. So | tar, nativeism has nothing to point to as its trophies in | this city, but democratic incumbents in offices that but | tortheir defection might probably have been filled by | their former political friends and ridiculed by both whig | their movemenis have invariably tended to bi latter, they detest them for their treachery—in other | words, they like the treason but hate the traitor. | ‘The great rape trials will shortly come on, when, | doubtless, our city will be again in a furor of excite: ment. All kinds of rascality will be resorted to that may teud to clear the young villains and blast the character ofan innocent girl. he girl is German, and the rape | gang are full blooded Baltimorean-born native Ameri- | Guns; they will consequently have the sympathy and as- sistance ofthe new party. terminated on the 3ist December, | | variation in prices, say 63 to 65 cents, | lity. Corn has advanced | the highest figures for strictly pri and Jane, 1942. I | return. | .C., who was on board of his | ° | in the enjo: rought it up. | hag Wilmington, should be received as testimony. ‘The witness then stated : Sram. eN.—That Congress called upon the Secret y | of the Navy for certain papers in relation to the Florida sent up, | squadron ; that certain copies of papers and form Doc. 211, 3d session, 27th Congress. When this document came up to the Department, it was found that Dr. Hasting’s synopsis, which had never been in the De- partment, was upou it. ‘The Socretary sent for me, and | Society in Cardenas— directed me to go up to the House of Representatives and ascertain how that paper came before them, and to | getall the manuscripts. | went to the office of the Clerk | of the House, and was informed that the papers were in the hands ofthe printer. I called there and obtained th Papers, among them was this synopsis of Dr. Hasting h en {returned to the Department, Lieut. McL. w: at paper camo be- ughlin, dete ve the honor to which the 28th February. The Secretary's which he says, referring to Dr. Bar- * On page 43, Appendix No. 11 and page “If Mr. Homans had instituted a proper inquiry in th een on its The witaess then called the attention of the Court to ‘Tl here- letter to the th November, he says, “I have ascer- at it of the witness upon the ground of irrelevancy. Battimone, Oct. 11, 1845. A Heavy Rain for the Millers—Canton Races—French Opera—Theatricals and the Circus—Depression of Whig | Stock—The Rape case—Markets, §c. Wehave hada night of incessent rain, which still continues, and as the streams are much swollen this morning, there is no doubt but thatthe numerous mills | $9 in the vicinity which for a month past have been going u idle for want of water, will be able to commence opera, The value of a Spanish doubloon on | tions forthw ith. ‘The Canton rages commence on Tuesday next, and the sporting gentry are already commencing to flock to the city. There has, heretofore, been some difficulty about obtaining the purses after they were won, but I per. ceive that it is now announced that the purse will be in- | moderate demand. variably hung upDelore the race. ‘The race for the citi zeus plate, val two mile heats, free of entrance. The French Opera appear at the Front street theatre | brisk at $481].a487. There nextweekfor aiew nights, commencing on Tuesday. | Sou They will doubtless attract large and fashionable au- ued at $250, is to take place,on the first day, ences. Margaret Catchpole, at the Front street, is about paying expenses, and the Museum continues to reap a | cents. Rye, pt the average pri being crowded nightly. Mr. Brougham, n, and Mr. and Mrs. Timm are connected with ¥ werage. Ibe ve they [have never, at any previous time, known the whi —the reaf staunch Henry Clay whigs—te be The nati nd democrats, Jor though fit the Tur Stock Boanv.—The tide has changed—the do wn: ward inclination of the stock market is arrested, and a decidedly improved rate for the leading securities esta- | blished. City six per cents, which had receded to 1014, | have again recovered, and at the close of the week’s ope- rations 101{ was offered, 101) asked, with sales at each rate. State six per cents continue of active sale. All that find their way to market are taken readily at 774 ~-All the stock of flour on sale has been week for shipment, closing at $4 7: ills, and $4 63} for Howard street ; the c ‘The inspections for the past week com | barrels, and 431 half barrels wheat flour. There were | al-o inspected 80 hhds. and 232 barrels corn meal. Grain—The last steamer’s news from England has ex- sie tthe »t | efted an influence on this market so far as to put up | I think Mr. Winder first | wheat to 95 cents for red, and $110 for white, of prime | qualities; and inferior to fair and good in proportion ; the better descriptions of red are mostly taken tor shipment. ‘The receipts of rye are light, but there is no material this report, white is worth 55 to 56, and yellow 57 to os, to 36 cents, which is also an ad _More Troops ror Trxas.—Five companies of | U.S. troops, from Portsmouth, Ohio, and destined for Aransas Bay, arrived yesterday on board the steamer Oregon. They are at present quartered at the barracks, | jeut. Col. MeIn- apt. Scott, 0 ; Capt. rrill, of comp. K, Ist Lieut. Root, 9d Lieut. Robinson; pt. Chapman, of comp. G, 2d Lieut. Norvell, Brevet ith; Lieut. Brooke, of comp. A, Brevet 2d Lieut. Pilcher; Ist Lieut. Stevenson, of comp. B, 2d | Lieut. Grisse, Brevet 2d Lieut. Howe; Dr. Russell, M. T. Jamison, suttler, and Lieut. Irons, of the ist Regi- in all 250 men, belonging to the Filth below the city, under the command of tosh, and the following company officers : of comp. I, i it Lieut. Whitall, 2a Lieut. Whiting Liew ment Artillery Regiment U. 8, Infantry.—N. Ap Bee, Oct. 3. affectionate family, at’ th | cantile business, in which he was eminently prosperous, and enjoyed in a high degree the esteem and respect of tue whole community.—Norfolk Herald Oct. 10. Darapror Rartnoan Accivent as the five o'clock train was leaving Bristol for New York, an Irish laborer belongi fo ame Jorn Quin, ar niborer belonging to Bordentown, named jump upon the cars after they had started, fell wheels, and had his leg and thigh dreadfully chads He was brought to this city inthe mail pilot line,an. pired in Walnut street, near Fourth, whilsho was being conveyed to the Pennsylvania Hospital. ‘The coroucr was applied to to hold an inquest upon the body ut the Hospital this forenoon.— P? gusting, on the Istinst., with pistols, knives and sticks, between Col. Mackay of the custom house aad his brother Alexander Mackay, on the one side, and Messrs A. Nunes, Charles Loring and W. W. Loring, on the other. The latter party were worsted, the Lorings be- mg badly cut with abowie knife.-—-Baltimore American, Oct. 1 Sales of Stocks at Boston. _Broxens’ Boann, Oct. 10.—10 shares Shawmut Bank, 954; 1 do Merchants’ Bank, 1054; 63 do Western Railroad, 16; 20 do do 964; 100 do Norwich & Worcester Railroad, i 200 do do, bo 30 ds, 74; 100 do de, 73}; 200 do Reading Railroad, 25; 200 do’ do, 24}; 6do Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad, 100} ; 260 16}; 00 do do, 16}; 60 dodo, #0 30 ds, 16). 5 0 3 da 73; 76 do do, no int., 73; George W, Crawford, Whig 10. The following are th ith turns of seven counties for Governor:— Craufd; WW. Mew ti Tasked rine if he did not think that this item wasa proper one for bim Allister, loc rinted Lieut. MoLaugalin’s vouchers, he (Lieut. MeL.) viblished that ; by omitting the word “ po- tatoes.” [ immediately called on the Auditor and asked him if he did not remember my calling his attention to the vougher, in which the word “ potatoes” did not oc- cur: He said he did Gistinctly. Atmy request he sent Ehogham im to bring the fle of Lt. : MeL’s brought, and upon examina- tion, it appeared that the voucher No. 175 did contain the word " potatoes.” The Auditor seid this was net the voucher that Mr. Winder had,and asked him for the other. Mr. Etheridge brought it ; and after several questio1 ridge admitted tbat that vouch. | th at whose request he ¢!nc' v,D. Clay. Polk ove it will be seen that there is a slight wg of the whigs since the ‘Presidential election. In three of the precincts in Scriven county, the reported democratic majority 18 105—two pre- ts to hear from. Wisconsin —The Milwaukie Sentinel, of Friday ich he week, gives the following returns of the dele; i We compare with the only vote we huve in detail:— Sesnce lie 3, 293, considerable majority. Canvexas, Cuba, Sept. 25, 1546. Prospect of the Town—Meziean Pri- vateers, §c. ge. ‘The foreign residents of this new and growing seaport, and the planters in the vicinity, have frequently express- ed a wish you would appoint an egont here for the distri- bution of yourmuch sought for and interesting paper, Hd, in order that they might have the aletterto ¢2 ; This interestin, ndsomely situate south sida of the fine bayof Cardenas, being composed revalent, and has a | orage; is the resort from the vorthern east winds, which are the most beautiful appearance and of anumber of vessels of States, to load with sugar and mola y railroads running through the centre of the island in dil- ferent directions, pouring intheir immense quantities honey, wax, mahogany, and cedar Indian Key, of sugar, molass of the finest quality ‘The town is regularly laid out and built ,00. ‘The inhabitants are composed of foreigners, from the The witness then different countries of Europe, and the United States, and | rs and read from | form quite a 2 ‘A Philharmome ith November, 1943, Society has ay and genteel society. jately formed, and gives balls and tended by the respect- able families of the town, and the neighbouring planters, and is well conducted, with fine music, kc. . ‘There are three steamers running between the citie of Matanzas and Havana, daily ; also a daily In short, every facility of com- na and Matanzas. This would be quite an agreeable place for iuvalids, | from the Northern States, to spend the winter, as they De- | would tind every convenience to move about. The cane crops bid fair to be large. The young Creole ladi jelighted with your r. ‘ere were shipped from this port, of last year’s crop, hhds. molasses to the United States. report going the rounds which gained some ls now fitting out in credit, that there are several ves: Havana and other ports, as privateers, to be employed against the United States commerce, in the Gulf of Mex- the fact that the communication of the Secretary is dated | ico, kc. 3d March, 1843. That Lieut. McLaughlin’s letter to the | chairman of the committee, in which he sa: with enclose the synopsis of Dr. Hastin; February—three days:before—and in Secretary of the tained from the Chief Clerk of the Department, was he himself who enclosed it in the communication of | the,Secretary,of the Navy te Congress.” The Court, upon consultation, ruled out the statement | COMMURCIAL. dated 28th | New York, Saturday, Oct. Li. Asix8.—We haye no particular alteration to notice in aris holders have advanced their pretensions, 5) tact PB. & 1 case aud 6 421 bus > IIlhns—2 eat b ‘boxes do, Frafi 5 cases and 200 boxes segars, E. Fielder—1 case do, C: xes do, J. Lacorts—20' boxes do, J. Mor do, A. A Lomeroy—ii5 bis do, com he HE Moring—t ease do Son—25 bse cane Bee Hy! zen pine) 1050 bxs sugar and20 balef tobacco to order. PORT O¥ NEW YORK, OCTOBER 12. 6 2%) moon sets. ist, Holt & Owen. f Colby, Hamburg, Schuch: Brig Lafayette, Clifford, Boston, 8 W Lewis. Brig Sally Aun, Tucker, Kingson, W W Pratt. Brig Juno, Kelley, Boston. Brig James Hay, Au Schr Comet, Chase, Plymouth. Schr Essex, Rollins, Fredericksburg. Schr MM Fowle, Fales, Washington. Schr Ellicott, Cole, Baltimore, Johnson & Lowden. Schr Kelipse, Thacher, Miramichi. Schr Geo C Smith, Doughty, Richmond, N L McCready. Schr Lynchburg, Gould, Richmond, Allen & Paxson. Steamer Anthracite, Stevens, Philadelp! Barge Star, Loughead, Philade}p! Sloop Rienzi, Durfee, Providence. Sloop RH Green, Hawkins, Providence. war. &c. to Spofford, Tileston & channel by strong We-terly gal sage light winds and foggy weather. ult, lat 42 30, lon 35 20, for Richmond; 4th obacca, to Br barque Dockfour, Irvin, Barque Apollo, Fa sengers. Barawe Harward, Hasward ( with mdse to Nesmith ish, 38 steerage passengers. Barque Briush Queen, from Fislifix. en Key, (Bahamas) with 3000 bus! t, sid 3 days before = chaldrons coal, master. ‘Left bi days; 7th, lat 40.36, lon 68 41, Liverposi for Philadelph Brig Eolus, Hiller, 15 and logwood to A ( ington, of Philadely on Cackess Bank, hove overboard 300 bags coffee, some flogwood ‘The vessel being tight proceeded to a Br sch Dolphin, Pitts, 7 days from Halifax, fish, master. Schr Galena, Freeman, 11 days from Cardenas, wit to H Loveland. Left brig Grecian, for Philadelphi Allen, disg. b Sont Pwo Brothers, Millett, 7 days from Edenton, N C. Joues, 2 days from Virginia, coi , Drurnmond, 2 days from Virginil Schr Wescogus, Wass, Mac! Ludlan, New Castil ich, Cherryfield, lumber. chr N Millner. Virginia, oats. Schr Artstotles, Drummond, Vi Schr J & Potts, Bigelow, Virgini Schr Alexander, Doughty, NC, com, to 8 L Mitchell. Schr Swan, Baker, Berlin, corn. Scht Doctor, Jones, Berlin, corn. Schr Lauisa, Hoover, Brandywine, flour, Allen & Paxson. Schr Washington, Larkman, Philadelphia, coal. Schr Two Brothers, Miles, Virginia, potatoes. Schr kJ Ballard, Warren, Virginia, potatoes. kins, Petersburg, cotion. on hand last bbls. cceived this weelyres tess | Delivered this week... 60 seeee ‘Stock on hand, bbls. Stock of 1843 and 1844 on hand,, Breswax.—This article is steady at 30 cents, with a Breapsturrs.—The market;to-day was a little more brisk than itwas yesterday, and sales of Genesee and Michigan were made for England at $4 87}; Michigan is little or no’ demand for 1s for South America load at Richmond little comes to ‘Wheat is in fair demand, and the supply of a good article is quite moderate; southern sells‘at 90 ir demand for good, 70 cents being is quite brisk, and not much in the market, say 60a 61}. Oats, 40 cents, southern a little and Baltimore, ‘The receipts of Flour and Wheat at tide water in Alba- n, about | ny for the first week in October are as follows :— « 89,412 brs. The gross receipts of Flour and Wheat since the pen ing of navigation are :— Flour. 1,522,382 bris. 1,437,267 “* Decrease... 85,115 “ Dec. 307,099 “ Reducing the Wheat to Flour, there is a decrease in are despised | the receipta at tide water equal to 146,614 barrels in 1845, | compared with 1844. Oi the receipts for this year, 833,430 barrels Flour, and 141,747 bushels Wheat came in fat Albany ; the rest at West Troy and Waterford.— Citizen. Corrox—The market is rather inastive;about 600 bales being the total sales, excepting a list of about 1100 bales Uplands, taken for Liverpool at full rates ; generally, this week, the sales actually made have bee although large transactions have ported. The Liverpool buyers'not paying the present rates, the to afew speculators, who believe ina ‘The large quantity of Flour, and other heavy freight go- ing forward, has given employment to several ships, and | enabled owners to obtain an advance on the previons We continue our quotations. ry short crep. rates for Cotton, Good middling,.'. Middling Good fair. .... Stock, 18,000 :bales.{j Freight ‘to} Liverpool, 5-16d; to Havre, § cents. Fxurt—A sule of Malaga Fruit, the first of the season, being the cargo of the Boston on Friday; pric | do, $1 15; quarter do, 58 | about two thirds of the cargo was sold. ‘he market is quite moderate, and sales have | been made at $4 50.05 Foreign Markets. Havanwa, Sept. 27.—Our supplies during the month amount to about 700 casks, of which 300 (the Adela’s car- ed hands at 13} rs.; 100 (the F. A. Brown’s) at ing 300 (the Midas’s) unsold. Sugars are firm at our last quotations, and no decline anticipated. Molass- rs.on the coast. Exchange on New York has —we quote 3} a 4 per cent. | a 15 percent prem. nd at the time of making up . Oats are worth 34 rem ; London 14} a white and red, 10 a 00 12; Beef, No. 1, 20a 130; Butter, Amer. yellow, 18 Sperm, 30 0 a 37.6; 24 6 a6 0; Cora, Indian, shelled, 5 0.80 00; Flour, Philadel | phia and Baltimore, 16} a 00 0; do. New Orleans, 16} « 00 | 0; Hems, American, 120 a 140; Horrings, smoked, 0 7a 00; Lard, New Orleans, 14 a 143; Mackerel, No. 8,600 k, cargo, Eastern and | 64; Onions, 40a 4, 1604190; do New OfHER VETERAN GONE.—The venerable Anto- | nio S. Bilisoly departed this life yesterday at his re- Foquested me to goon board of his vessel, and roturn with | *idence in Portsmouth, in the bosom of bn flows Sle ot eighty six.— ative of Corsica, and bore rms in defence of American Independence, under Count Rochambeau. After the brilliant termination of our | revolutionary war at York Town, October 19th, 171, he | retired from the army to spend the remainder of his days yment of that liberty for which he had fougut, and settied in Portsmouth, where he entered into mer- ; Hhd Shooks; with headings, 13 a 10; Sugar Box Shoo! Exports.—Cotfee, 1st quality, 0.0 a 0 0; 2d and 3d quali- 0 a 0 0; do triage, 00 060 keg 5} gallons, $4004 Sr. Jaco pe Cuna, Sept. 20th—Stocks of various kinds ; Honey, 0 00 a 0 00; Mo- M Pitt Sehr § E Abr! Schr Joh M al : Fan Name, Virginia. Schr Tenucessee, Bayriore, Philadelphia, coal. Belowe Virgini A barque and 2 bags Miscellaneous Kecord. Packer Suir Virginian, for Liverpool, having been de- il to-morrow morn- ed on account of adverse winds, will ing. | Scum Vexasco, Seely, for the Cape de Verds and W Const of Africa, will leave the early part of the coming week. Let. ter bags at this office. We acknowledge Br Baio Tuaer Baore ampton, arrived at Quebec ers, from St George's Bay, Newdld, w: Messrs HJ Noad & Co, ‘ashore at Gre went on the Friday previous, in a gale from the westward. per works. Baia PrymovrH, which put back to Eastport, 29th ult. in consequence of getting on a ledge at West Quoddy Head, sid Summers —'' We some time ago,’’ sa Bal i and that apprehensions wer Since then nothing has been belief is now reluctantly ent Messrs Hooper & Cheesborough, of this city, and sailed from the follow- jowland, Oliver Hammond, Ist mate; Jo- colored, steward and cook; Handle, Win Russell, Na- than Riker and Joho Varina, She arrived safe at Porto Cabello, and was left there on the 5t aly to sail for Baltimore ina rom there nothing has been er or any of her crew. ‘The officers, we learn, have port for Cabello, on the 25th of May Ins ing crew:—Capt R Hi. Joseph Kemp, 24 do; Henry Lill seamen, Robert Geo Dixon, Since her clearance Lettery, Capt Darrell, from J: in ball south of Cape Hen and would be Tt Gaxcory, of the Mary Kimbal on the 7th inst, off Frying Pan, two ir Atth Capt Mi i 5 t. lat 38, lon foremast HEE OG. chr ot 300 tons bardhen, called, thy war'isunched thisafvernoon from the "yard of Mess Wi liams & Co. at Williamsburgh, She is intended for Messrs Johnson & Lowden’s line of Baltimore packets. Launcump—At Newcastle, Hiscock & Co. a eautiful barque of 30 tons, 0 above gentlemen, and built under the direction of Capt Al Gifford, of Boston. was hed at Bath, 20th alt, denies ence oF reis Pont or New Yonu—For the week end: | ing Oct. 9th. Foreign... 32 26 7398 ‘The number of passengers arrived for the same period was 2084. Whalemen. e, Wady, Pacific. Cld at New Bedford, 10th, Cl. Sld from Westport, Catherwood, for 3 At tic, wt wind. The Robt Edwards, NB, Tid ace send home 100 bbls sp oil from Fayal, as reported. Barque Franklin was sold at auction at NBedford, 9th, for 1500. Cid at St Johns, NB, 5th inst, Canmore, South Seas. Sponen. A Lexington, b; ue ati ule, off Beaniny lal is. from New York, with trooy for New Orleans, ec ano more from Bremen, by the Manco, at Boston ‘Ship Geneva, Watt, hence 3d ult. for New Orleans 26tb ult, by the cus at New Orleans. que Chester, for New Orleans, by the Damascus. ite Brig Oceana, 6th inst. from Thomaston for New Orleans. Schr Jane, of Plymouth, 6th inst. lat 43, lon 69, lying to. foreign Portus. Bermyoa—We published an error y: torday in st p Row; stood |, from Norfol ort, brigs Des; Catz, Sept. 6 —In_ port barque ——, for Cadiz, do, posed the brig Francis Lor Demenana, Sept 3—[n fr phia for St Thomas, next d J oon; schr Globe, Seely, for N Yor Get 2—In port, ships Tuhmazoo, Harmon, disg; tulizabe i for Baitimor Charlestor » Hal ‘« in 8 days. Clio, Imogene, unc; Ads d, from Newport; pert, une; Eurotas, an American, Adie, 40; id Arg jana 27th ult; sehr Warsaw, ldg al of sugar are now quite light, particularly Box Su; Muscovadoes have been held as high as 3}, but holders will notyuow sell ; a small lot was sold $34 per 100 lbs. Stock of Coffee also light; the coming crop suffered much from drought in July and August, but notwithstanding looks pretty well, to the no Yesterday evening, much intoxicated, in attempting to Bi Mess, $10) per bbl, Americanjjerked 4] per 100 Ibs.; Butter, yellow, 20; Candles, lbw, 10's ep 19s, 16, sperm long 6's, 40. Cheese, American, 20. Se; cargo brought 14) d F. A. Brown's (al- old in Havana at 13} re., and the Chere is nothing new to mention since the Sti er Sugars remain firm at9 13 9 1116 rs Some days ago 1200 boxes yellow were taken for Antwerp. Sour moiasses 4a 6 rs., scarce, Exchange on London 15 per ct. prem.; on New York and Boston 4) deiphia Gazette, Oct. 11. Og There was a regular street fight in St. Au- No further arrivals, venrooi—Paeket ship Hottinguer—William B Windle, indies New York; John D Somerset, Petry cobmty, O! Wi ville, Kentucky; iady and servant, M Rood and lady, Loadon—325 in scius—Mrs Kldridge, A Laing, rnPOOL—Packet shi Havana~Ship Christoval, Emma Isadora, from Altort, Zalette, Miqueion, and Peytona, all for Bo ton, five or six days; brig Reindeer, Winsor, for New Yor! 10th, in all about thirty sail of Am vessels, including those re- ported there 3d inst. MontReat, Eromanga, Glasgow. n, Ply! Zanoni, Live A New Ross; Clio do 71 tory, Bri dora, Bristol, Zeaious, Londons Wellington, bi ies ondou; Constitution, Drogheda; L Trio, Wexford; Mary & Harriet, Cardiff; Har y Belinda, Newfoundland: Jane, Gweek; Acadia, Li ; i per, Poole; Asin, Rochester; China, Li Dolghin, Fi2ut; Donegal; Pubelli. tlie: beth, Meldrum: } A way; Indian Queen, Jam ¢a ,, Monarch, Giasgo hi Lord Sydmout Tin, Plymouth: Sr Jonny, N Splendid, do, vin Totte, do; 4ih, Ri tport; sehrs Ferdinand, 2d, piporacurs Ferdinand. York; 2d co, (California) Ju delta, everest Corto tin, Soo, an Sept: 1—Sid a » Archer, and Rhone, Harvey, Odessa. . Ports. aw: Fck Jayuga, ‘ork, ostons Nickerson, 7 dx id Washington, 3 days J&EG r f Niporie-t Sales ‘baeco A Ledm—i ote Seok aed ae oye tnuersd cases, 405 boxes do, aud 85 bales oactg, Billie ‘x Ros er & War- & Co-75 boxes ‘do, M. cases ‘do, W'Rt Rodinan—i ds Davis, Brooks & lo 8, Brooks & ager M Newton—5000 1 bx HA Coit— MARITIME HERALD. § for Boston; Eliza Leland, Philadelphia for Bostor 532] mem waren 0272 5 54 Ship Lorena, Urquhart, Mobile i % juhart, ile, Jo. Shiv Loreng, Urauhar Mobile E D Hurlbut & Co nessee, Pray, New Orleans, k: Ii Mobile, Carter & Pros) ect, fa “i i jams, for Boston BHR Wa Newb dersou. St John, NB, P J Nevers & Son Pass mague. Tow! down and to 5 r ship Damascus, Below—coming up—Tallisman, Boston ya Arrived. Ship Christoyal Colon, Beith & days from Havana, with su- 0. ‘¢, from Liverpool, Sept 11, with ‘he R wes detained 7 days in the ; the remainder of the pas- acket ship Hottinguer, Bursley. from Liverpool 6th Sept, with 325 steerage passengers, to Woodhull & Minturn 25th ke 'barque Parthian, from Liverpool 6, lon £9, spoke ship Tippeca- | Weashingrou on a cruise. Round Shoal at 4 betore 10 AM, this day. Augusta, N York} Richinond, d noe, from Bremen | ‘Steam snp Virgia son, 60 heurs from Richmond, with flour and t son Judith. from Cardiff, Wales, coal, to N 38 days from Havre. 127 steerage pas- zelle, Treadwell, from N York: —. NYork; Rico, N Bedford of Bath) 85 days from Glasgow, | Bice ie port; Token, Kall Ri Brig Harriet, (of gn er 11 days from Rackoon n 3000 bushels salt'to WW Pratt. Left no Am vessels. The brig Gallio, Ehompson, of Thomaston, tor r beg Dolphin, Pitt, 7 days from Halifax, with fish, to the master. |B ig Architect, Gray, 11 days from Sydney, C B, with 134 HW Tyler,’ for NYork, 2 nalized ship’ Savanna, from nenr; brig Orr , Sarah Louisa, and Despatch. Philadelphia; sloop Cougress, propeller Washington, NYork; stoops Providence, and Proof Glass, NYork; Vigilant, NYork vis Newport. Arr ith, Rhode Island, NYork B from Cape, Haytien, with coffee | Sands Yor a Si? with 15 days Nossaire & Co. Sch Commodore War- , was sold to Haytien for 4 mau-of-war. tain and crew came home in the E. Sept 29th, struck r, Cherryfield, lumber, Smith & Boynton. hy Cherayfield, lumber, Smith & Boyntou. tand, Me; Edinburg, New Orlea: th molasses | %, brig. Weut to sea, L Baldw: Francis, | Boston it G ee Sesie Us aah daobea kerk Speed adn 6th ult, in few hours rr ed to the West and rived on Thursday, sailed from eveniug of company with barque Douglas for Tearing the Gut, 7th a th, the wind Mew fresh. ‘The Douglas was not in sight, aud it is probable she did uot get out for several, as the wind coutuued westerly. Nothing sailed torday, wind NE, to E, with rain. aud thick weather “Bhi W.teving got o 3a yexttday.- To the Mas, whip Plymouth; barques “Abbott Lord, Huma, Convoy (which pes beck yesterday alternoon); brigs Ursula, St Patrick, Vau- Emerald, aud others CHARLESTON, Oct. 8—, New York; Roman, Boston; Mary Kimball, do; Lenity, New York. Below, a ship, Went to sea this forenoon, Sallivan, New York; Anson, iy, do. vriNk, Oct. 6th—Sld ship St. Cloud, New Orleans; yacht dovia New York 1 does. jet Ist—Arrsch Ustaloga, New York. jam Hotes Hove, Oct 10—Arr 9th brigs Sarah Ji Aux es arque New World, Crowell, Charlestou for Boston; Mary, Pernt, Phila- i joston; Calis, Keene, Turks Island fur ton: deel all’and: Alva, Chase, Philadelphia for Boston: Fairhetd, .N York for Salem; Montano, Eldridge NYork for Ports: aa ikusH Harrick, Harding, NYork for Salein—and sev= John Welsh, for Kingston, Ja racas, for Laguayra, Pearl hs Nonpareil, for Field, for Fall River; Warrior, for Portland; nd Matilda, for Boston, weat to sea ay. ‘wentt to sea on Mouday. No ht bound in, Wind 8, Oct. 3—Cld, Alabama, Aransis Bay; Wa- ir Boston; brigs New Oxvea: bash, New York; Wiliam & Eliztbeth, [Br]@iverpool; At- Dam a aa ‘Towboat Hercules, Gow, from the ‘Boston. Ar, Charlemagne, Liverpool; Huron, Boston; wn light; broughtup ships Huron aud Charle- owed tap went 1 Alton, Annrews, from the Passe: ‘on the 27th ult., bark Yarmouth; brow sight, name unknown. Newer |. Simons, Falmouth, for T. W. Thorn, Fall River, for w_ York: Monitor, Fil River, Pv iatlan o it, Ni for N. York. Cld brig ‘Tasso, New York. Schrs Choctaw, fm Albany for Wareham; D, B. Keeler fm New York for Bos Only Daughter, fm rastport for N. York; Julia & Martha tong ul fm N. York for Boston; Phasuix {mm Somerset for Philadelphia; Althere Corneluias fm New Beford for Norfolk; Rubicon fm New York for Sico. Nanrucker, Oct 9—Sld (from the Bar) US surveying brig, New Beprorp, Oct9—Arr schs Mary Chase, Philadelphia; ; sloop Rover, Hartford. Monin, Octi~Arr ship Wm Godtard, Boston; barque Ga- as Bay. roke, Camd: jen, ver; Harbinger, and Jef- hrs Almira, Halifax, NS; Levant, Savanuah: ne, Bridgeport: Edmund & 'Fraucks, Jaue liza, Boston; Commodore, and Southerner, ‘Jos Brown, Norwich; Wm Burke, NYork; D M Cc _ “so Gen Scott, aud Lady Clifton, do; B ark, NJ. i ‘Oct 9—Arr barque Baltic, Cronstadt and El Taft, Charleston; schrs Ellen, Smyt D e B el; is, dot elow,. topsail schr, Nothing of conse- Ricumonp, Oct 1—Arr schrs John W Smith, Parker, and Marietta Burr, Bamber, NYork. Sid sch ‘Thos freland, Som- ers, NYork. Savannan, Oct.7—Cld, L Baldwin, New York; Talley- id, Boston. St’, Ar, Motto, Kingstoa, Jam.; kcho, Ha days. 6h, Ar, Chenunga, New York; Larch, Port- via Charleston jelow, » New York; ‘Talleyrand, New York. PORT, Oct. 7th—Sld sloop Al By Last Night’s Southern Mail. 2, Oct 11—Arr brig Kent, Kingston, Jam. Left fm Baltimore, arr 20th.’ Cid, brig’ Commerce, by Oct 9—Arr Pr brig Ville de Treport, Guadaloupe wan, Providence Pritvapeurnta, Oct M—Arr b Fall River; schrs Olive El , Eastport. Colombo, Boston; Vie- abety, Lubec. Below, brig p from the office of the Rhode Islander. Capt Tazo, of the brig Seuth- reports the achr ‘Three Broth- h a cargo of herrings to Island Light. She m cine $5, and acure guaranteed. Letters ; f ¥ Sey Oe ee tron Macsunse foe Cowes, | ¢¢Will receive particular aud prompt attenti Bar with sugar, put into Portland, 9th inst. being leaky in her up- ticed the fact that this vessel was missing, that she had been lost, | Bovel, and unique ik, ‘weaving, which causes defy det ou ‘went ashore a day or two since, about 20 miles | Plan last advices she was fall of | # at Charleston, passed ound casks and a box son, of ship Bornholm, at Boston, reports passing | the wreck ofa brig, of 250 or 300 tons, masts gene, anda jury ith inst. by Messrs Stetson, | ed by the dea, | fastened ship of about 450 tons, called the Mace- | $361,674,47 142,968.29 8th, Mexico, Atlantic Ocean. In port, Damascus, at New Orleans, on ity, for Texas; also U 8 sehr On-ka-hy-ee, 24 days from Nortolk for Texas. On the 26th ult, bark Nashua, from Philadelphia for this port. Same day saw ship Genesee and bark Chester, both ith inst, Chatham NW 25 miles, for Balti- | | meuts we ever saw. ‘Through his perfect knowledge of jue Roman, trom;Boston for Charlestou,off Cape Hatteras, | ng the ahr Hudson, Thacher, was at Bermuda; it should have beea id, for Portland, Idg; Baltimore, (sup- ich, from Philadel- | lay; Poineer, Henlon, from Norfolk for do; Meteor, Stevens, for York. ¥dayy, Justina, for Bal- Sinclair, une; Ja- J, for Philadelphia: Thawes, for Cardenas; tar, une: Po Sw In port, barques Maid of Orleans, from i ar aboutdth, both tor Oct. @—Arr Lady Seaton, London. Cld Oct Sth, | 294 all otver articles inhis line, which he will wart Be eo CAWTLY (hing.) Sept. 19—Arr ship Rambler, Baxter’ N. | cheapness Arr. Caroline, Aberdeen; Neptune, mi ed to execute the Lary er or smallest orders with equ way, the pu! fer, Cork 5 s PortGlasgow; Abeona, New fick St Lawrence, Cork; De- Oct 1—Arr Ist brigs Venus, Philadelphia; | Chars Wh Cot | MAMeettons of the Langs. ‘It is constantly. presen Cld 2d, sehr Joseph, Alex: | most hy st most | and over 20, ¢ 20—Ships Sterling, | Fama, a TO DEALERS IN JEWELERY. THE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufacturers, and havin afine assortment of Jewelery and Diamond Work on hand, solicita call from dealers and merchants dealing in the above articles. Any given pattern or mond work made to order, ryle of jewelery or fine dia- riled BHAW & ARROWSMITH’S, 319 Im*me Ne. 1 Dey street, one door from Broadway. N:B—Twelve or fifteen good chain makers can find em- ployment as above. : Medical Aid, ‘all diseases of a private nature. It is wel cent caes in a few days, witnout ‘His method of preparing remes either inconvenience or bad le toexposure. ‘Terms low. oll Im* Medical Aid. D®. GREGORY, 66 Gold street, is consulted, as usual, in I] know! he | D®. COOK, 66 Gold street, is a regular Medical and Surgi- ‘cal Doctor; has had more than 30 years experience in the treatment and éure of private diseases in all their varieties and stages. With one € Dr. Cook has cured mor othe an how practising inthis orn citizen of the United Stat aud ber of the Medical Society. Ter enclosing the wiG. GO clotely resembles the real bead of hair that sceptics, and connoisseurs have pronounced it the most perfect aud ex- traordinary invention of the day ‘The great advantages of this | nd the great evils of ot 010 1m*me PATENT AGENCY OFFICE. DRAWINGS § SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED FOR INVENTORS. ‘PY HE Subscriber's experience would be found fits Jaa a) to those who have to patent their inventions. Machinery, &e , lithographed_in_the bi ‘weat terms. EDWARD 09 6t*re hi ngs, br: ary and fea ; for sal ery Store No. 123 Greenwich st eet. 10 3¢tre. JOHN B. VANDE WEILE. Opposite Albany street, THE GENUINE GALVANIC RINGS A MAGNETIC FLUID. HESE articles are daily acquiring an increased reputation fot their perfect sweress in curing all kinds ot Kheu' Complaints. No matter how chronic or disease it Galvanism as appl novel and b vention. ‘Tic Doloreux, Paralysis, Apoplexy, Cramp, Kits, Sick Headache and the long train’ of nervous disorders are permanently relieved when every other means has been tried | without avail. Certificates from our most respectable citizens hilyaecumuli part of the body with p-rfect convenience, are also to be ob- tained. The only place in New york to obtain the articles §& nuine isatthe Agency of Dr. Christie, the Inventor and Pa- tentes, No. 14 Fulton. street, (Sun Building.) All sold else- where are spurious imitations, 10 2w*ine HARPS. REMov aL of Warerooms to 281 Broadway, in Granite Building, cot Chambers st—J. F. BROWNE: offers for sale, at 281 yoadway, an elegant assortment of double and sin- gle action ms. The touch, perfect mechanism and elegant finish of these harps are unequalled. Wrorranted to bear the test of climate, and at Eu- ropean prices. ‘The attention of merchants, and the musical world geverally, is particularly desired. Harps repaired, St re Instruction Books, &e, BROWNE. & CO. (From Erard, oe London and New York, established 1810, Certainly the finest yet produced. ‘The first profession- al talent we have prefer these harps to all others.—London Mu sical Mirror, June, 1840. ‘ Mr. Browne's harps are by farthe most magnificent instru- ine as effected many importsut improvements in th department, and in the tone there is an extraord nary addition of sweetness, purity and power. ‘The pill crs ar elaborately rectal arved and gilded, while the frames are elegant! and finished.—BroadwayJ ournal, Sept ith, 1845, 03 1ImMDKW* ere VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY. M®&. G. 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Also, jess Of Veuts of excellent mat-rial and i Best mayer, from $2.” Lakewise) au anes heel Planet, St. John, NB; Sth, Brook- | Sid 2d) brigs Ialsut, Philadel- | sehra Tole and ‘Texan, New | | comer can depend on satisfaction, punctui | ean be obtain | from $8 to $10 per bo hip Ed Cary dischgd her pilot E of | plex disease of the lungs anc | formedin the r | pelling all doubts respecting the efficacy of this excellent me chrs Leroy, New York; Splendid, Boston; | | dies to examine is} e and medi- | being made without sewing or | appearances so closely to resemble the natural hair, both in lightness and natural appearance, as to jon, its texture being so beautiful, so porous and so free, that in all cases of t perspiration. evaporation te unimpeded | i her wigs entirely avoided The sceptic ike invited to inspect this novel aud bean- uliar method of fitting the head, at the B. Y, 146 Broadway, corner ‘of Li- | BESIDES anew sunnly ofthe abore Apyaratus, the pract Galvanic Bands, Bracelets, &c., which can be adapted to any he rich brilliancy of tone, lightness of all the late | s Polka and | Instrae- | id hour, at | 's. A morning class will be formed | a temporary ab | ¢@ wi | s for pleasing his customers, in addition to prepar- | tiny, Frock Coats, from $8to $16. f q ways ou, hand, whieh #, and Vortings, iy ious taste. A full suit will Best of Cutters he be furnished in 24 hours for from $15 to $30. and Workmen employ: ‘The pl well paruieular, eau be suited at NO. 102 FULTON ST 08 Imi FALL GARMENTS. open, from which selectious can be made at very moderate pri- ces, for cash only. " ‘The cutters of this establishment are equal to any in the city for their taste and skill in getting up fy malpen _— ity and des) ‘Those .urnishing their own materials, cau have them made up oo the above tel 2 oe OUTNITT |G.—Every article necessary to complete awi e, ‘WM. > 127 Fulton street, MAP THIES Or doar to Herald offic. FALL_FASHIONS. PP HE SUBSCRIBERS have just roe ved aninvoice of very rich Scarfs, Cravats aud Linen Habis, richly bordered ~ ‘Their assortment of ready made Linen, and gentiemen’s under garments is now complete and well worthy the attention of Citizens and strangers. ‘Their Patent Elastic Brace is highly Fecommended by be from deb 817 1m*m | faculty for all persons who fe | i dhe” cheat, Gr have aeuuited the habic of stooping. For sale ol wholesale and r-tail, at the establishment of Pursells & 10 1m*m | Axate. 237 Braadway, corner of Park place. TO TAILORS. TT HOSE who desire to atain 1 correct knowledge of Kash Sy tomeele, Cutting, in all its various branches, would do we | emets’ Complete Work on the subject, which of the aut 1oronly, at 113 aie 5: Price, ok. 02 Im*me CONSUMPTIVES, DOUBT NO LONGER! Cure: | BY readthe following and reflect.—Another Wonderful | — ; Prapetrsia, April 1, 1865, Thereby certify that during the riots in Southwark of Jul last, owing to exposure and fatigue in the performance of mili- tary duty, my health received a severe shock. _ In the latter part of August ONARY CONSUME: 1 now employed, another recommended THOMSON'S COMEOU! AR AND APTHA. Lused twelve bottles, and I testify that in. common with thousands of others, who have y reatora- JAMES ANDREWS, No. 217 Catharine at. I was.called to attend to the ubove'case, in the sec stage of the disease. 1 found the patient labor ai liver; ufeeration of the latter had T discovered an abscess had taken place, and by percus: ht lung The case being apparently less: and beyond the reach of the usual treatment, I resolved at once on using Thomson’s Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Nap- tha, the virtues of which I had previously tested, ox PSHE it would te, The r A URE THE MOST TARY, henceforth dis- cine, Indiseases of the lungs and liver. j , M. CHAMBERS, M.D. zh jadelphia, April 1, 1! 845. Pr | office, North-East corner of Fifth and Spruce sts. Philadelphia, Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS & CO. Chemists aud Drugeists, 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers st. Sold alo at dk wlton st. and 77 East Broadway. Price 50 cents. im*me AT THE WEST END. WILLIAM A. SMETS, 727 Broadway, under the N. ¥. 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SELECT PERFUMERY. | pre , Guorlain’s, Piver’s, Prevost’s, Gueleud’s aad Maugenet & Coudray’s Extracts C Oil; Fomatums: Cosmetiqui Heel steel at get meee f ' a re cleansing the head aud moisteuing ‘the half. the ouly thing the hair falling out. Soldat WM, DIY yur Amerieain, 26556 (late 271) Broadway. DAGUERREOTYPE GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF VOIGTLAENDER’S APPARATUS. bers have receive Chemicals and Polishing ments inthe Art. Iustruc- rom every part of the coun- (post-paid) to. NGENHEIM, yh in Wxchange. tions given in the Art, and ordet try promptly attended to, by. FLA Philadel LANGENHEIM & BECKERS, 65 Imddewtre New York, 201 Broadway. eee Oe | CA. & WARD having been burnt out, have removed Store No. #9 Broad street, on che comer ef Stone street. 0} 1720 0 MEDICINE MADE PALATABLE. SENNA FREE OF ITS TASTE & SMELi, MEELS FLUID EXTRACT OF SENNA—This is pare extract of the finost Alexandria Senna, ina high state of perfection, prepared in Vacuo. [tis an efficient easy purgn tive in small doses—those for adults seldom exceeding one or two teaspoonsful; and produces uotickness or griping ints ope ping | ration; not only are thenauseous taste and smell corrected, but | the taste is render ne jena red positive! fe pom and ae , cons quently with this preparation the difficulty smending the givis gy wiht reparatiogte aca pend he vie cht ordinary. Senna Ten produces, Fluid Extract of Senna is taken by them with the greatest readiness and even with a relish. Prepared by W. MILLS, Practical Chemi Chemist in the Laboratory of the Apothecasies Hall, London. Sold, wholesale and retail, at his office and laboratory, 94 Walker street, N. Y.; also at the Eagle Shirt Manafactory, No 313 Broadway 820 Ilm*r HREADTHE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS oF THE tor Medicine and Pharmaoy 95 NASSAU STREET. MEDICAL ADVICE i HE EMBERS Are ees f Tani Verenet cecil wirapenin eee Continue to direct thelr Particular attention tll diseases of & private naturg aud can confidently promise to persons requiring medical treafMent, asafeand permanent cure without injury to the constitution or confinement from business, ids are par ticularly reszestedto make apulication to the College on the frat appearaute of those diseases, as a ve amount of org ° gndtime may'be dy avoided, One of the members oft ollege, for man: rs jected w; i ita! tn Europe for the care af thosg complaints, dcands Yor coasnlt faints, attends tation daily from® A.M. tore Mee Ad nd Medi cure . NT Td “COUNTRY TS WALID Persons i incon’ to make per- ‘a chest cont: Leroy Ghee of con rac treatment rece vod. elsewhere, if any, and closing . Dost paid. CONST TU TIONAL DEBLITY CURED. TT ihediceics Prarnney, ot ths ff of New York, sr eon fidently recommended for all cases of i, prodaced by a6! cret indulgence or excess of any kind. It is an invaluable remedy for impotence, Or barrenness, unless depends ing al-eranat les $1 of halfa esletaer Slipiaeh te fics doen #8 carey ; - Bas he pent Tad gre bd ie mit of twent apita iu Paris, are Prowoanced then celebete resto Vejen, ng na infallible remed, disenses of pA Walt Wa a mu EY u tht witho breath thestomach,or confinement trom banness,” RICORD’S ALTERRATIVE MIXTURE. JOR the permanent care of Birra deen ealene eaten f merew ee ete hoy werful 4on can consider hii safe after having th without thoroughly eleansingthe system with tats levi seit? brated al paca pth onek, 90x oarehells paskedeodsentianit tte ot Pale doen at CONCENTRATED BALWAG) OF SAKSAPA olla GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS. ARE! by, the New York College of Medicine aud ed for the wuppreesion of quackery. This re 1 nitrated extract, possessing all the puri dently recommendsdby the Colle stot ehsac een teeny {gt of Sarsepa rt hefae the publiy ri mi diseases ari pare state of th blood, nel alt rheadr, f aw serolula, salt es oF pimples, ulcers, pain in the bones or entaneour sone ee seomdary offects of eyphils otha, injadielous ee id tn single bottles, ese “) in egsor of half dozen battles, 23” one joxen o | Meee eg ei aie ri Or’