The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1845, Page 3

ExrRaonprvany Spexp.—The Hendrik “Hudson bf New York on Monday feet Med Cries e wing a accomplished the trip to Albany eo: + ‘ew York to Caldwell’s 46 s jewbu: @.. “ Poughkeepsie. 7: a Hudeon.. ,. 120... “ Albany... +1602: Met freshet at Coxsacki The same rate to Pough” keepsio continued to Albany, the trip would have been made in 7h. 10m. ‘The distance to Newburgh was ru: The distance from New run in 2h. 6m,; from bm. — Albany "atlas avigation of the Ohio River. Places. me. State of River. Pittsburg,...Oct 12,.. in Oct. 11 7 feet risingin channel. 4 ft 4in in the canal. ‘54 ft on flats and bars. yle of Gentlemen’s Hats are now ready for the season, °815, which for lightuess and supes rinrity 9 ¢yor, annot beaurpassed, which is a very important part of the 4 4T, retawming ths color till itis worn out Any article sold in this establishment is never m+ epresented, but wild fo whit it 1s. Also, the sail st}le of Boy's aud Chil drews Caps, of varvons pacteros Geatiemen can have their hate made to order, in auy hae or ays they wish. a between W. Tollet Articles.—The most choice of Lubin’s Gaeslsins, Brevost’s Hir and Shai ig Bushes sand Soaps, Camis of the most be-uetut & from the moat celebrated ma-ufse ur ere, (warra Cosmetics, Denbilrices, aud every preparation belvuging to we cuilet, fur sale +e SAUNDERS & SON, 177 Broadway, opposite Howard’s Hotel. Prrrseunon, Pa, October 9, '815. Drar Sin:— see. : : T have received so much benefit in using your Chemical Hair uff, hat | wish e purpose of re- ug tagua. Timy. t thiag for the ever inveuted. I give y ‘tious for mark- ing the boa. Yours, very cord al hOSWELL WILKINSON. E Paton No 24 Bevedveey, MONEY MARKET. - Thu: sday, Oct, 16—6 P. M. Quotations for stocks are s:eadily declining. Norwich and Worcester fell off } per cent ; Morris Canal 1; Far- mers’ Loan } ; Ohio Sixes }; Harlem } ; Canton }; Erie Railroad and Reading Railroad closed firm at yesterday's prices. Stonington went up } per cent. The transac’ tions were limited, and the market closed very heavy. Flour is rapidly advancing; it is anticipated that six dol- Jans per bbl. will be obtained before“the close of the week. ‘The Bank ef New York has declared a dividend of four per cent for the last six months, payable on the first of November. ‘The receipts of the Western Railroad Company forthe week ending the 11th of October this year and last, have been as annexed. It will be observed that there has beenan increase in receipts for freight, and a decrease in those for passengers. Wratzan Rartnoap. "9 Week ending Oct. lth. 1844. 1845. Pasengers. * 7,579 dec. 425 Freights, ke. 10,340 ine. 1,507 & Total. + $16,837 17,919 ine. 1,682 Freight this fall has been very plenty, and the receipts of produce at the principal seaports have been large. The high prices ruling for most of our agricultural products has given an impetus to the forwarding merchants of the West, and activity to business on our canals, To this ina great degree, the increase in the re. ceipts from freight on the Western Railroad. ‘The value of merchandise exported from this port for the first eleven days in October, 1845, was as annexed. Commence oF THE Port or New York—Exrorts From lst to Urn Ocros: Dom Produc £763,810 09 160,173 28 924,013 37 128,678 92 187,103 93 Foreign Total. Produce. Shipments inAmerican ves Tota! produce. Specie exported, Total value of exports for eleven days. ..... +. -$1,361,872 22 Among the exports thus far this month, there have | been upwards of 370,000 pounds of American chi 55,000 bushels of wheat, and 9,000 bbls, of flour shipped | to Liverpool, and for the remainder of the month the ex” portation of these articles will be quadrupled. ‘The short harvests of Great Britain must create a de- mand for all kinds of American provisions. The ship meuts of breadstuffa will, without doubt, exceed those | of every other dercription of foou this year, in conse” | quence of the reduced production of wheat in the Uni- ted Kingdom. The United States generally will be more | bevefitted by the short harvest in Great Britain this year than over before, We have heretofore suffered all the evils, without the lesst offset by an increased consump: | tion of our grain, prices of cotton have been un- favorably affected, without producing an improve ment in prices for our breadstuffs. The deficiency of grain in Great Britain has heretofore been supplied from the continent, aud we have from our geographical posi- tion been shut out from all the benefits that agricultural countries usually derive from an exportation of surplus country te England was in 1840, when it reach- ed 620 128 barrel grain aud flour were imported into Great Britain. Io the year of the largest importation into England, she only re. ceived ubout one-eighteenth part of her supplies from thiscountry We nave not always had a surplus of agri- culture) products sufficiently large to require a very ex- tensive foreign demand, Within the past ten y we have been importers of breadstuls, and prices for flour in this murket have ranged from $4 00 per barrel to$10 50 | A $1. In March, 1887, flour sold in this city at $11 25 per barrel In the year of speculation and ex- pansion, in all tae staple articles of trade and commerce, when laborers were drawn from the cultiva tion of the soil, to all other employments, in vest num bers, the egricultural products of the country fell off s0 rapicly, that it was difficult at one time to supply even the demand for breadstuffs for domestic consumption without supplying any foreign demand. The result of this unnaturel state of things was a rapid advance in the price of wheat and flour, and a rapid increase in the pro- duction the year after. The cultivation of wheat being stimulated by high prices, and the explosion in commer- mercial affire driving thousands to the tillage of the soil: | increased the production in 1840 and 1841 80 much, that flour dropped to about $5 per barrel. In 1888 and ’39 there | was as much @ mania among the wheat growers, for the production of that grain, os there was in 1836 and 1887 to abandon their farms and engage in somo land or other speculation of those days. The production of grain in the United States, for four years, according to the returns the Commissioner of Patents, has be annexed, Quantity as Grain bf Ae in THE Uniren States, 1810 , 13. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels 823.272 102,317.40 100,310,856 95,607 ,000 22 3.2007 145,929,966 24,289,271 7,999,410 1” These returns are, without doubt, as accurate as they an possibly be made; but when we take into considere_ tion the immense extent of soil within our limits, ano the difficulty daily experienced in obtaining correct re turns from even the amallost districts, it appears reason- able that great allowance should bemade. We there- fore consider it proper thnt at Jeast twelve and a half per cent should be added to the quantities set down in the returns referred to, as approximating nearer to the actu- al production of the country. The largest exportation of flour from the States was in 1840, when it amounted to 1 893,121 barrels, valued, at the ports of shipment, at $10,143,615, or equal to about one-fifth the value of our | exports of cotton. The crop of wheat this year has been unusually abundant, amounting to at least 126,- 660,000 bushe! form. Of this we can spare for exportation about 15,000,000 bushels, or 3,000000 barrels of flour. The consumption of wheat in this country will be much greater this year than it was last, in consequence of the partial failure of owr corn and potatocrops. Notwith- standing this, the quantity we can spare for exportation will be fullas large bove stated The crops of grain in Groat Britain, and the surplus of Inst yea ports, will be sufficiently large to supply the domestic consumption for nine or ten months, which will require an importation from abroad, without interfering at all with the consumption of cotton. The short harvest will be hardly felt until just before the next crop comes in, when the deficiency will be better known; prices for breadstuffs will, however, in the mean time, rule high, and speculation to some extent will be produced by the anticipated short supply. Large ship- ments from this side have already been and will con tinue to be made, on foreign and domestic account, and wo have at present vory little doubt but that exports of flour made from this country at any thing under six dol- lara per barrel, will prove profitable. We annex an ac- count deteiling the charges ona shipment of four hun- dred barrels of flour from New York to Liverpool, and showing the net amount received per barrel, at the port of shipment :— Suiptente or Fiour to Exotann. Pro forma of 40° bbls. American flour, the 0 bbls, dour at Sle, ati, teeure es 800000 |__AUCTION NOTICES. C. TUTTLE, Auctioner. Jace S. Pratc, wall sell at L "aney Goods, nt 10 o’clo k, No. 23 Platt street $0 cases fresh imporieed Toys, eYery Variety, by the © WANTED, A SITUATION. CT ABLE Pro estan’ young wo ing a situation as chambermelt respectable private fat Charges. tag. pret on $2,000, at 1} per cent. olicy. mily. Please call at No ae HEALTHY WOM \N, who has lost a chil ise loyed in the eapae A. OVW SAF. Freight of 400 bbls. at 2s. 34. ry tyr Present duty at 128. 24d... Entry, town duty. Cartage, portage, cooperage, store- old. wishes to b Apply *t 135 Washing e, ech cvaterning from 203 to 1 Huvoiges of each cxse will be exhivited at sale. GOOD Packing Box makers, imm COLY'S, 46 Marion atvee New Vor ood workinen ueed apply TO TAILORS ANTED—A sitastion by » first rate tailor, from Paris, cuter oa cusboms wer jintely, at WM. J | a €. TUTTLE, Auctioneer NANCY GOODS—TOYS—Jacob S Platt will sell This Dey, et '0."clock, at she auction room, No. 23 l'latt street, OYs, iu Original prchuges just received, suitatle 30, 300 lots French a Bs country dealers. rey i kk. He thoroug! rrors, Beads, Tooth At $484 per £ pee ths Grist 'saret, Or $8 89 per bbl at New nd Lives Coral Bi The highest price paid at the port of shipment, for flour exported to Great Britain, within the past ten yeurs, ws $9 40 per barrel, in 1837, and the lowest $4 47, in 1843. Flour in this market now sells at $5 37} a6 ily advancing. Great efforts will be made to forward supplies as rapidly as possible from the ports of Canada, as the winter sets in early in those and bolds on until late inthe spring. Naviga- | tion at Montreal and Quebec closes about the Ist of De not open until after the Ist of May. will be seen by this, that supplies leaving Canada on the opening of the St. Lawrence in the spring, cannot reach Liverpool before the middle of June. It appea: fore, pretty certain that we shall have the coatrol of the corn markets of Great Britain, this year, more than we | have ever had before. In consequence of the short c' op of potatoes in all parts of Europe, and the short harve-t of corn in the principal grain growing districts of the | contirent, from which supplies in former years have ways been received, the consumers of Great Britain must look to this country for breadstuffs; and whether they go through the ports of Canada, or more direct, by the way of our own seaports, the producers o this country will receive the benefit of the external de. | mand, particula ly as it comes at this early day in the season, before they have parted with their stocks. Old Stock Exchange FLad Farmers Tr s60 to work for crial fr some time. Flease pply to VL No. 69 Duane street,upatars. ne PRY 1° wire, Seisuors Me: he, “Catlogues are now ready. #’ dresses, and attending aUCMUON NOTICE MAGNIFIES? GF VALU ABLE T collection of Pat sold on the2'st snd Sit fasean'. it cutrauee Iu Chambers strect Ti which tsncorporated a ve which a large »nd valuable pietue m, in all 250 pictures. | TGS | 25 cents 75 por bbl. and ii It be 1. ter, ad Iressed to 4. 1+, Heral FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN two go South or West, to act as Aveuts for the vale of ew aud $310 ov-r aut above their ex f tlug, w thaw opportwatt meu now in our employ wi popular ublications | LV «N WYCK, Auctioneer will sell at entitled todebe tn e,im froutof the ub ix veU Rstreet, ou Tueed ), 2h of » by order of C 22 Half Pipes Brandy, > cember, and dos i made over $1000 per — ketch will have wisdistriet © It. wil eat Leone £ om $25 t at FR * NCH’S Publ J} letters must be post prid LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE i | 10 $90 to obtarn “Lavreuce, Collector of | J. ci ishing Halle 29s \ god fitting wut. ‘ Unported in Brig France, Also. 12 pipes Gi, imported in the Catharine Jackson, Rot- 15 2 and Famities ean obtam the fall value for pertlouseffects they wish to dispose of,such meus Weuring Apparel, Fire Arms, k 1 oF returning to the eity will for the Subserber, who pledg- FARM FOR S4Le AT PUBLIC Monday the 20 h of October next, at the the premises, sitaated in New Je sey, aboa trom Rabway and 2 from Westfield, wear the So esidence ol the late Heary Deuniv, deceas: onsists of about fit AUCTION. Us loek, © | es himself to give a fair N ii Post Office wiil be T LE 166 _Brosdway, up stairs. grafied fruit, and other { AMILIES can always be and well recommended help wd couatry, atthe well established Ageney offi tes, 24 Grand street, aear the B used to procure the best he! N._B —tiood and faithtul yplied with faithful, competent ry a » hour's New You im hag to Pot all oapecitian, bors fon ety twe hour's mp from New York. Those wishing to purchase had examine before the day f erat 8 Tomestics enn hav CATHARINE A. DEN. LADY wishes to devote young ladies ou the Piauo. She teaches 0 which has uever been introduced as yet proved of in Europe, as being the the ‘this paper, shall eg IN SEASO: ct, to return his | 5200 Ohio Gs, *60 r time to the instruction of | 390 do 100 Harlem RR 48 Butch & Drov Bk shortest and easiest met 1S 6 Stuningtoe R R wddressed to X. Y. at the office of 50 ny 2% Nor & Wore a” do ULLIEN hegs, with the utmost re most grateful thauks for the kaud au bestowed on his new esta i Ju:lieu trusts it will be fouud that he has used every exertion | sible uovelty to his uumerous pa- which an extensive ment during the past mence Tuesday, October 2ist, and continue se a", at 1 o’clock—Sweepstakes for three year olds, in his power to present all | » a mile hests, closed with three subs, trons, and that in the quie! | and Well- egulated establishment alone 1 rietorand publ:sher of A Conover names. Jas K Vase mater z Sweepstakes for all. ages, to carry dyear old | b $100 ench, $25 forfeit, $300 added by the proprie- hree mile heats. e; also the whole of the Music infact, of the whole of the M ¥ Majesty’s ‘Theatre durig th : | Ph se, com)med wita M. Jullien’s New Compositions, aud | Her Kauig's, which have been rec-ived wi h much fi + now furm the most extensive and re- sique Dansante ever presented to the 50 F Boston C © Boston Co produced at he! 50 shas Erie RR a) do best horse; three mile hents. —Purse $50; entrance $10 added, mile heats. | Thursday, 23¢—Jockey Club Purse, $: herse; two mile heats. Same Day—A Pur e of $800; given to, be ran for, four mive , $100 to second horse, provided two star tance to the enclosed space, for the meeting. $5 oO do. b 9° Long Island RR nobility aud gentr 5 do M. SULLIEN 4 soune of the most popular of his Publ suggests to patroas, 8 well as to po exporters, the conven: he appearance o! logue fthe new Dance 300; $50 to second to second best horse,will be masic se lers, an 4s a memorandum, xt season’s Catalogue 0 ic. published for 1845, at M. ien’s Depot General de Musijue Dansante, 214 Regent st., E OF THE MUSIC FROM SIGNOR PUG. MI EO BALLET, “EOLINE, OU LA DRY. de 50 Morris C: 3a Morris Canal tand | Stace Manaoen to Nor wore CENTREVILLE COURSE, L.. I. oo do TROTTING. New Stock S0shas US Bank 0 Farmers’ Trust 40 Morris Canal 25 do | 1The Overture. 2—TheMazarka 3—La Valse Silesienne. ....2 uadrille, arranged 5—Eol en Waitz, “ar by Jullien. ..... 6—Divertimento,introd the Pas de Fieance, REPERTOIRE DAN! FE | As danced by these celebr ted artistes -t her Majesty tre. ‘The Music composed ur arranged by Maretzek. p ranged by Coot -3 best tie arranged by Ba- ranwed by Kesnig... 10—Grand Gallope PURSE of $300, three mi 2% do 75 Nor & Wore 100 do trotting horses that uever won a purse over 6100. $25 entrauce, Stake No 2. Same ns Stake No. 1, under the saddle, In| Winterton, Mr,k: Sir w; Baron Steinfort, Fredericks each o! the above, three or more to make a field. Aft Saturday, Octoher the 18th, by 9 o'clock, P M., Losee s, Chatham 8q N.B.—$50 of the above purse to b $2) in exch of the above Sta OEL C Centreville, Oct. 17, 185 PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE TROTTING. HE FALL MEETING over the above Course will com mence ou Tuesday, the 28th of October, and continue two da No. 1—Tuesday, 28h Ortober, purse $200, two mile heats, that never wou a purse over uM Ea do) © 33 25 Stonington RR tid herdess dance. 6—P ws Styrien & Ty at Green & | On the 1éth instant, at the South B: the Roy. Mr. Somers, Mr Mynpert racuse, N.Y., to Miss Lavra Litt: In Troy, on the 14th inst Ww. ist Church, by Stanin, of Sy FIELD FLoyp, ot 4—La Mazurka, | S—Pas de Bergers, the she) ‘The Music from Kaya ou given to the second best | 2 10—Pas Onental Qua Zumour Voyageur, by Signor he 122,076 00 , nt, by the Rev. Dr. Baldwin, | nan, of Perth, Scotland, to Mad’le Juuis of the Royal Olympic ‘The Music from Rosina, as danced by Mademoiselle Cerito, and M. St. Leon, 3s. The Music from the celebroted Pas d+ Quarter,camposed by the eminent Ma tre de Ballet, Mons Pe rott: danced moiselle Taglioui, Cerito, Carlota, Grisi, The Music composed by Signs Quadrille, Waltz, Polka, D a Vincent, celebrated danseuse, Theatre, Montreal. and Lucille Grahn free for all horses Died, On Thursday the 16th instant, Rouent Wixsoy, in the 50th year of his age. , _ His funeral will take place from his lat | corner cf Seventeenth street and Sevent! Saturday afternoon at 3 0’clock, precisely. His friends are respectfully invited to attend. ee | under the saddle $300. No. 2—Same day, purse $150, heats, the b stin five, in harn uever rotted for me $90 to the second best, free for all horses thac hay arka, Cellarius Waltz, Pollon- ‘Tevantella; composed by M Jul, ix, &e. and performed by their private band ot state “balls, Almack’s, 29"h October, purse $300, three mile for ali trottng horses. purse $150, $500 the second best, two mile le, free for all horses that have never trot aud the nobility’s soi- heats, in harwess, free No 4—Sume day, heats under the sa ‘T QUADRILLES. 1 Quadrille 4s. Opera of Eruani, 4s. is No. 3 to be made on Saturday, the 16th re, in Philadelphia, and at rey on orbetore 9 o'clock P Wthive times on Sunday, Metober the 19th | Huse, comer Brondway ad Green #45, over the Brou 9, over the Broudway in New Polk Quadr He ‘ i" ouly edition whi original Poika, with four easy and brillasnt vai 5—-Quadriltes fiom tHaroid’s Opera of Zamp: wad ille, 2d edition, cont ining “The Mivu- 0,” the favorite Airs of George I Hantly concluded by e ures ofthe Quadritle,thi York. Entries for Nos. 2 and 4 to be made at the Course the evening previous ‘0 each trot. SL. Petits CHURCH, BARCLAY St. jing next (the 19th inst. TON he delivered by the ed Bee De Power ta | for_the fit of ie Holy Bible.” ‘The Church will Ve I\E aR 3S. jeaned, lined and restored. by dt. Peter's Char r their ful! badges as it has been | aye Ge those already issued. 18m containy the Mu ic of th d Exaudet,” exvetly as it was danced at he This Quadriile : «sea Deux Tens ” HE Members of the St. Gs t IL PAINTINGS cl oO 5 ed to meet at Maydo Jel and was night. red ud the nobility’ balla, where M. Jullien »nd Herr Kas he hon: rto conduct and lead the orchestra. rect illustration uf id .nd colors, hy Brandard, and.» f the figures of the Minuet, by Mons. THREE SETS OF VALSE A DEUX TEMS. 1. Tie First Set, with ade eript on by Mors. C f Velse » Deux Tem t iic-nt Inhograph, by Deux Tems, Thi To clock pr cively_on bu FOn SaUGE. THE SON T, ‘ay 3 doors above ie Ameriew Hotel FRENCH BOOKS. 1 coreicn Book-eiler. $15 Broxdway, has KRTrE> AN. CAISKIL. Splendid Steamboat JAMES MADI- F. J.C pperiy, will leave the fvor et, every M nday, Wednesday PM." For freight or ose uWwright, Agent, on the wharf. G. BERTEAU, ‘The largest quantity of flour ever shipped | + just published an ex ract of bis Geueral Catalogue 4 which the price 1y Works have been consic esides. his receur 9 porta may be obtaned with and that year 66,864,736 bushels of | LY RE a LAR LINE OF ORLEANS.—The -plendi vling packet ships ALBERT and -HAK yssion Mouday vail wvels for sale, at 373g and 50 cents a vo 'd Set, eutit.ed the Butter- Resue Francaise des Familles, | Avo, bound contain. a sele fe mite best im Ps, ‘. Oct. 6h, and Tuesday, Oct. ug to New Orle a pandsome volume, royal 1 Of sho.tvove s, tales, s $3 ONT edt Wire SPaNion LaNGUAGE FESSOR A. wiesttes LES THREE SETS OF WALTZES, BY HERMAN KQ2NIG. 1. Die Thalberies Waltz 4s. 2 The Be ufort Waltz, 38. Peragus about proc ro therr advant sxe 10 select ships, as theic punctuality in ed ou, aud the price 0° pas: and to secure berths, immedia e application shoul & J.T. TAPSCOTT, % South Con Mid EGU Cees) OF PACKETS FOw orig CLINTON, Cay 4 plication should be made immediately on Loard, [vot TT, 75 South st, ner Ma den Lae. NeW GKLEANS—Goutaua all York Line—Positively first and only Regula: 2isti SPEAK, Rose, master, will px will find it mach r nee tu treusient ailing may at all times b~ depend- ctfully informs the is very reasonable to teach the avove Waltz, composed for 1844, continues to be @ great favorite this season, 4s. SIX NEW SETS OF MAZ! The National Mazurka, by Jull ¢ Brunow M .zurks, b The Mavurka o! The Polish Mazur! Tre Mazurka d’e:xtase, by Pui The Original Mazarkay aud C tion of figures, by Monsieur Coulon ; Music by Jullien, SIX SETS OF NEW POLKAS. board, foot of Wert KAS, AND CELLARIUS | i | uemy ofine Sa demy, where he . th Steat ages Ve Fess . rom the Presideut of St. Juhu’ ve, (Foraham,) in witieh he. has been, Professor forthe sai.iny » Audrews, will positively sail To secure berths, that Mr. A.J. Morales has been engaged at 1 wage mm 81. Jubu's | ollege, for heat satifa: trou, by by the general im- JOHN HARLEY, Pres’t. aiden Lane, or to “s, Hatits Waltz, with deser W.& J.T TAPSC Cc oe Professor of the the last two \ ears. attention todu y—by his proficieucy, au wed.) lege, Sept. 12, 18 Two WUNDRED TONS TONS of he best quality godt of the best ity an in fe 200 omic soe 65 and 67 Nassau street. 10 sal acket ship SHA‘ sail as above, her reguiar day } For freight ‘or passage, having elegant furnished packet ac- cominodatious, ar ply on bow harf of, OLLIN» & CO., 56 South st. ipcvely no goods received ou boxrd after Monday evening, ii . Woodruff, who will oods to his address. a aaa ee, Minot, mast Nerpolitan Tarentella, by Jullien, 3s ina Axent in New Orleans James | promptly forward all Packet barque Gen | Sh ksvesre, sd sait Ist Nov., her regular FoR NEW ORLEANS—- inst Kogulir Picket Vith Despatuh—The first class fast sailing phet SH, Capt. Spencer, will sail as se Galop, by Kasnig, 24. THE ORIGINAL POLONAISE. With descript: n by Mo: sieur Conlon, and a m silverand colors, by Brandar her Majesty at the Bal Costam OCULIST AND OPERATIVE | eases of the + ye clock, at his re R. POWFLL, M. D. D's MORON: continu nperfections of vision, trom 9 to4 roadway, cor Warren at. Juveterate cases of Strabismus, or squinting, cured in afew minutes ARTIFICIAL EYES guished from the natural Ottices and residence | Gratuitous advice to t will succeed the ; o16 th graph, in gold, ‘ing the Portrait of TIF COURT BALL MARCH. ithegraph, in gold, sil inserted that can searcely be distin- 261 Broadway, entrance 134 Warr Poor. — eo aay ’S LOTION. ERS AND CITIZENS ‘onsent to suffer with The accominodat.ons for cabin, second cabin and steerage d by auy vessel in porr, and as anim. r of passengers arealready enzazed, porans desirous of secu- lication on board, west assengers ae tu! his Royal Higness ring berths should make immediate a ur to ?H McMURK AY, cor Pi “FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER—For Liver Brist. 1—The well k yk Ree bi aye. ew oY Wem J. sued from the office of | NOTICE TO STRANG h possible that persons will ¢ | pain, when caused by Rheumatism, Sprains, locations, Cuts, Glandular Cramp inthe Stomach, gc.? BOTT he above invaluable Lotion will be sufficient to satisfy the most sceptical, th Wed upon, ofany article now befor relief and cure of eny of the abov In fact, it is pow well e+ should always be in eve- ows of M. JUL: ing been sold, he bas published ante, 214, Regent Pumors, Lumbago, Head-~Aehe, he whole of the Qu vellari {ate | Season Tickeis 50 cents. , Cellarius, Waltz. Polona to , Galops, aud Tarantelas, & receive ireight ma few a by ity’s Sojree’s and Promenm “SHERWOOD'S VIBRATORY MAGNETIC M OME " the different branche f HE VIBRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted | taught all the newest and dows it with an extrao chasiog incorsect ¢ None can therefu wi i 8. tablished ana Family Medicine, and house, throvghout the couutry; they will then Le hand, which can be depended upon in cases and retail,at the Proprietor’s Depot, 32° | ur Agents turoughout the it RTINE & CO.. Proprietors, Orders for ot talliyntrion” addressed as above TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIGO wetavle Music Shops in th- Kingdor Illustrated Music, Signed by the Publ 1 reatest Pore ore publicn ine, by the saoseriber,en- | in Paris Among them the new Polka Qradnille, Gallo- ompactly fitted toge- i e ther, with its battery, wire: Ta dle and $16 each and Toran ind $16 each and to Eton, the Cauadasy Were Indien: Each ease, is acesmpanied. wi United States. Price 74 cr and powers, at $1 to order to any part of al (7th edition, pp ak a complexe Manual of the practice o clear aud ample strumeut in the varion: | isapplicable, and which are found, by the success- of operators, to inelude the most pre- raleut as well as the most peculiar and obstinate that are known to the medieal professi hu exay at | for the ‘JUST OPENED. COLUMBIA HOUSE, CHESTNUT STREET Between Sixth and seventh Street, PHILADELPHIA. fal practice of hundreds RAIION. YINCIURE AND LOTION UF INVIGO- beyond sll comparisor permanet stimal ~~ GOODYEAR’S T SHIRRED SUSPENDERS ZEN Shirred Suspenders, manufretured v GEO. BRECH A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR F. THOMPSON'S Daguerrian Room i in of Jones’ Hotel. TE, formerly of Washingt rz co c! 18 so absolute nd permanent Js felt in five minutes after they are mide use o} werful and pleasant The Tincture, which is ex- vt to the taste, isan internal, aud the Lotion an may be wed separately with great er. Prepared in pint | =e MP, CORD AND TASSEL FRINGE, GI oan UFACTURER, cording to the best estimate we can | remedy ; and the: ize, but are most e im Street. U: s, No, 985 Broad- oa hand, and is assortment of the ticles, . Orders promptly exeenied. Pric THE ODD FELLOWS* OFFERING FOR. 1846 JUST PUBLISHED, BY McGOWAN & TREADWELL, No. 68 Barcel ed in the most superior style, withell the in all wenther from 8A. M. pRaratas and Mave ‘owledge of the business su: prepared wm powders, which and are sent by mail, folded im letter form, aud use, at double letter Price three doilars for waders, one for the Tincture aud the other for the Loti dollars for a double pack directed to DE LAU. perio: advantages are here G. B. CLARKE FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER, Near Furton, 132 All orders must. be 4 Y & GHAY, New Vor LIEU, Rue st Logarey Opposite the new m0 comp triote Mon poe aS ch qlee: i. euigue by Casilver an in Moroeeo and Gilt llers. erie, habirant wcrue! for the great success he has hi- Laf tour d'u) @ lettre tres import BLEACHING POWDERS. CASKS Biraching Powders, Columbo, and for male by PERSSE & BROOKS, 65 and 67 Nassan street. VES the following reasons ought at the lowest cash prices and paid ce. n exclusive and rigid system. of selling for cash only. ence in dusiness re 1. fron ton, and beautifally bor diseantatlow dto Booksel how landing from ship FICIAL iy FEATHERS. Y & KAHN, Importers, 53 Nassau st, up stairs, near ‘ived per late arrivals, a complete as: wers aud materials " ral eases of Marabont, Ostrich, Willow and Fan- | A discerning public, thers \¢ ncof Aytifeial Ki orto a large aud Teepectable connexion 1 Brookly iy in‘proot of Uh arments French Cloth Dress Conts made to measure from E at my Yard, 256 Elizabeth street, and corner of id Bedford streets, Peach Orchard Red Ash $5 50 for broken, exx aud stove; lorge # perton, rewereeued ad directly from the boats. JACOB WEEKS. 2N DO} ues REWAKD fet boos and cont return, by any means he eral notes of hand ved, towether with goods have ail been selected at Paris by Mr He > and are offered at the most reasonable prices FRENCH ARTIFICIAL, HERS, OWITZ & BECKER % John st, have received by the th W prices, vi: ment of Office ( MACHINE BELTI 'S PATENT META MACHINE BELT! ength and durability, can be ery for which leather is used fctestionnt b the of ceived at the yards, LOWERS 4B opcSeents 1 vf Lil RUBBER ING. fashiguable h Flowers and Feathers which they offer for adapied to all kinds of ma costs pont one third less, and Teis unaffected by heat or cold, an ry does not requite alteration as bed: € LOWITZ & BECKER, 44 John st bith NCH AR TLFICLAL FLOW bid, FEATHERS & MATERIALS FOR FLOR! RUN LAROSIERE & COURT, have just received b new assortment of them to me st Newark, by 20 doing they will have kes of the omnes October 12th, wis wi =a 7 | aly 006 bosbels ver} ag et oF tne beet gualty, 0080 lm? me ie AMUSEMENTS. | PARK THEATKE, | — oar MR. AND MRS. CHAKLES KEAN, Friday Evening, October 17th, The pertormance will eormmence with the Play ef s LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnot ~MrCharles Kean Col Damas, oo Bass ‘lip, Duke de C! ‘The Duchess de Chartres Price of Admission~Boxes, $1; Pit, 50 cents; (Gallery. | Doors open nt 634 o’eloek, and the Curtain willrise precisely i, | at To’clock. y 4 nae ‘ ha A. limised amber of Season Tickets may be obtained | —— | BOWERY THKATAN. (7 The public are respectfully informed, that no oes Cony and Blanchard, e celebrated Pauromimists from Loudoo aged ir aure They will make their aprenrauce this eve ie their Astonishing Trained Dogs in their perfor ces | ne are excited the greatest wouder aud astonishment through: ont Europe, Friday Evening, October 17th, Will be performed, the drama of PUTNAM. Mr Vache Davenport J R Scott Sergeant After whi THE FOREST OF BONDY. Capt Aabri... seve eee Mr Blanchard Lieut Landy ee eine ee ances Cony five condi | YOUNG ENGLAND. Capt Dashalong, —Davsupor | M jor Martinet, Vache | Pounce, Miluer | Joho J Pool-y, Hadawo: gu the | Mrs Dashalong, Mrs Viadison | Mrs Smiler, Miss & Bel Lower Wes * ron 1 a erjand Galery teen: end Tint Tier, w co Joors will oben" helf past 6 the eurrarr will rine ar 7 SIBLU'S GARDEN, MR. H. PLACIDE, MRS. MOWATT AND MR. CRISP. | BENEFIT OF MRS. MOWATT, Friuy Evening, October 17th, The performances will commence with the Overutre to Tan credi. To be succeeded by LONDON ASSURANCE. Grace Harkaway, Mix Mowatt | (ady- GaySpank | Sir Fl Courtly, Hi Pincide | Max Hark way, Chippendele Dazzle, crisp | Dolly Spauker,’ John Sefton Y MOON ire Mowatt mora Duke Aranaal. 2! D Rolando Mr Anderton | Dice au athalf past Gand the portormance to soramener atTo’clock. Club Purse, $£00,$100 to second Ticket i Oe . \ ade ichets Fifty Cemis.-£1} { es $5 each. AR eMiesent Folice will always be in attendanoo to min A imited vamber af Henson Tickets will he denoend at ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. weepec tops a -M® H. B. Srevens MISS ALEXING FISHERS BENEFIT. Friday Evening, October 17th, Tocommeuce with GRIST TO THE MILL—™ | cheville, Mr Barrett; Franane, . Fisher; Madi | Matnchechie Deayere eae tee eae After which JUMBO JUM. in which Jim Crow Rice will | To conelude with JACK SH™PHARD—Jack Shephard, Mrs Burke; Blueskin, Mr Stevens; Jonathan Wild. Johuston; Abraham Mendez, Burke; Poll Maggot, Mrs Archer. ~~ CHESNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. whe aR ANT Mar acen Deu- h iu hi ieeite | W.E. Brrevaw opt NOR Here E “heats iu harness, ree forall | SECOND APPEARANCE OF MiSS LOGAN. Ibs wagons, | ert To come nif about the (October h of October. Fritay "vening, October 17th | The performance will commence with THE, STRANGER— | “Mr. Hasler, Miss Louan; The Stranger, Mr Morri-; C ch THE IRISH TUTOR—Dr O'To le, Mr E. harles. Mr. Dunn; Mary, Mrs W. H. Smith. PAUMO'’S OPKXKA HOUSE. MR. TEMPLETON, OF the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane aiid Covent Garden will have the honor of making his SECOND APPEARANCE IN AMERICA, Sha: Aa iron ot Ay Pe ree Natioul Poet, memeto® Q BURNS. On FRIDAY, October 17th, 1845. ir. Austin Phillips, gs connected with the entertai Song—There was a Lad was Born in Kyle.” Song—"* A Rosebud Df my Aa 7 Ors farewell Thou Fair Day ” Son:—''t orn Rigs are Boume ” Song—"O Meikle Thinks sty Love o” my Beauty. Song—''Scots wha hae wi Wallace uled In the course of the evening, Mr. Templeton will sing the Grand Scena, LL 18 Lost | as originally sung by Song—"Rattl 1, Roariu? Willie.” So ws Nanuie, Song—'O. Willie Brew'd a Peck o? Maut.’ | Soug— Ye Ba ks and Braes y’ touny Doon.” Song—' Green grows hes, 0 res Cdiohet Club are request- | Box Otfice open from 10 till 4 o'clock, where places may be | 1 secure’ as usual. Private Boxes $5 ea h. Doors opeu at7.. 1’ commence at 8 o'clock, and termumatr at 10. wd Programmes may be at the Masic Stores, it the doors. T ck aft es y Cents ‘ Bouks of the words, price 123g cents each, to be had at thy ‘fir consequence of uum ers being unable to obrain admission from the overflow on Weduesday- last, the eutertalniment of THE ROsn, THISTLE AND SHAMROCK. 17 re Vil! be repeated on Mondsy Evening vext. ol ttre LATEST INTELLIGENCE. MY LAS! WY MENANY'D Marie Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuineron, Oct 15, 1845. organization of the Cabinet—for the to be re-orgunized—we predict, whatever | Father Ritchie may tulminate to the contrary, it is anticipated that Mr. Buchanan goes to the Supreme Bench, Mr. Walker to the State Department, Mr, Marcy to Russia, Col. Butler of Ky. to the War Department, Azariah C. Flagg of N.Y. to the Gen. Saunders of N. C. we understand, is still « His services at the Bultimore janting of Mr. Van B him for the station of Miz | candidate for Spain. | Convention, in the su | have eminently qualifi nister at Madrid t Ex-Governor Tallmadge was’ at the President's He had the President closely en- levee last night. osely Something is to gxged in private conversation 8 grow out of it in favor of the Great Conservative, or we are mistaken in the Governor. There was a thin attendance of visitors. Good many strangers in town—great many pas- sing through. The Central Committee on the subject of the bronze equestrian statue to General Jackson, had a meeting to-day ia the Hon. Cave Johason’s official room, in the General Post Offi make all of the Postmaster Gene: lecting agents for the * statty” aforesaid. 15 000 -gents, at $5each.......... eee eee f collection—one haif of receipts Discount on bad money . . and agreed to i") ‘depeties col- 4 Lost through the PostOttices Clear meney.....4.+-..- that such will not be the report of the Committee a year hence on this subject; but judging from the results of the collections on 4 similar, or somewhat similar plan, tor the Washing have reason to fear it. The dust is again adrift upon Pennsylvania Ave Last Saturday it would have floated a light dratt steamboat, at five in the afternoon. Wasuineton, Oct M, 1845. The Great Dinner of the Politicians. Father Ritchie, with a forbearance really unex- pected, says that that dinner did not come off on Sunday, but on some other day of the week. And he says it was quite a pleasant aflair our venerated old friend like to have his speech re- | ported, which was made upon that occasion, on the subject of the sub-treasury. | (Order! order! ton monument, we “Mr. President,” Mr. Ritchie has the floor, thought so, Mr. President, (vociferous applause,) yes, sir, we must revert back to the resolutions of 98 and ’99.—(Explain yourself, Mr. Ritchie )— | Well, sir, I have forgotten exactly the purport of the resolutions; (unanimous cheering) butas I remem- | ber them, they are the old republican landmarks in | Virginia.—(A voice, supposed to be Mr. Bancroft’s, | that’s the State I believe, sir, where eleven out of every twelve men can read and write.)—I call the | gentleman to order, sir; Bancroft you are a hum- bug —(Great laughter, Wetmore breaking a glass over the table.)—Yes, sir, though every man there | can’t read, every man can make his mark.. voice, good, for the araent oung Virginian. a head !)—I desire to know, r President, if Ihave floor. —(Certain! r, we must revert bac! —(A voice from Secret Marcy’s corner. “For God’s sake, Ritchie don’t | begin so tar back as that.”)—I caution my friend | over the way to have a care or else i ‘tear his breeches, Mr. Pres—(tremendous up- Wetmore, I think, is we could have.— Mr. Marcy here arose and denounced any allusion to those pantaloons. He said that he had been out two campaigns io the last war, and while his venerable friend was disposed to quiz him on the subject of that fitty cents, he wished to know his opinions on the sub-treasury. Mr. Ritchie ap- pealed that the question was outof order. Mr. Mar- cy referred to the decision et the chair. suid that the sub-treasur s fai meeting. Mr. Ritchie—Well, sir, if that ’s the ques- | tion, you may debate ityourself. (Great sensation.) | All that 1 know is that it has given us a good deal of \ trouble, sir, and is like! (Hear! hear ') nexation has been consummated. | slone John Tyler——(Mr. Baneroft—Oh ‘us about John Tyler.) John Tyler, sir—John Ty- sir, between you and I, sub rosa, is a d— y Yes, sir, the minimums of lagrant impositions upon the Gentlemen, allow me to drink— (Certainly, we'll allow you to drink )—al'ow me the health of— let me see—the health of the next Congress. The toast was promptly honored, with many a wish that Father Ruchie might safely run the gaunt- let for the printing. And so much for the veteran editor’s exposinon of his views on the sub-treasury. We exprct the President, in his regular message, to be more explicit. 4 - On the subject of the printing, we are informed | ciples of ’98 an To hi | GRAND. FESTIVAL ENTERTAINMENT | 128") was fairly be to give us a good deal pe, sir, the question of an- m in the grand Opera of LaSonnambula. | more. est Solitary and tariff of "42 are APOLLO SALOOs%. Admission Reduced to 25 Cents. THE SWISS BELL RINGERS Respectfully inform th= public that in TRIUMPHANT sl 3S which nightly attends their performances, they will remain for three nights mo e,on exch of which he will give A GRAND CONCERT, at THE APOLLO SALOON. On which occasion they will perform their most admired and Popular ¢ mypositi os, aud will be assisted by MIsS CAROLINE HIFFERT, applause. TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Doors 9,.en at7—to comm at NOTICE—T are p jonda next. 16 re TITIAN’S VENUS. if eat much caren Painting, after a most successful visit ty Bust md to for exhibition at room No 7, Lafi Building. 263 Bros 0 A M. all 10P. M. 1 Admission 25 cents—Season Tickets 0 cents 010 3w*me of the Nacional Academy of Design, corner of Broadway and Leonard atreet, De Kuyper’s celebrated statue (in marble) | eutislew aH SORTIE DU BAIN,” (Coming from the Bath.) ‘This exquisite ond refined work, which has been pronoun by all who have seen it to be the chef Wa@uvre of modern art. and which has attracted crowds of admirers in Kurope, has been brought to this country at reat cost and risk, and is ‘now confidently opened for the inepection of the lovers of this sub- lime and beautiful art. c Open from 9 A. M. until 10 P.M. Admittance 25 Lng 230 re DANCING ACA: EMY 74 Lronann Street, West Side of Broadway. — M *LLE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of in AYA forming the public that she will open her class the 18th of ‘Mlle. P. Desjardins will give instruction in al) ‘ing. At her Academy will be f feahiouable Dances now in use September. jes, the Waltz Polka, and all styles of 2 | Fancy Dances the Polacea, Mazurka, Cachucha, Cracorien he. Mille P. D, pils excrusivel A ial ersons who. are desirours of becoming pupils, will apply to M He P. D., as above. sot OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CU. October Lith, 1845. HE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day deciared a | dividend of four and one half per cent on the capital srock for the six mouths ending ist August last, holders on and after Saturday, the Ist Nor ill be closed from the 25th jugtant to that Beeare ROok will be chee TV ERIPT, Secretary, oisto Ni re m*re SPANISH LANGUAGE | OLIVER, successor to JUILO SO'.ER, gives lessons, both private and in clasres, in the above language. Those gto learn the same, will pleas FRENCH PRIVATE 1 ESS DUBUC nas the honor to inform hi and the public in general, that he will, from thi jay, continue rivate lessons in the Mrench Langaage, at the following ed prices: ora For a Lesson of an hour, down Canal st.. 25 cents. on nfan hour, up Canal street, 3734 cents. ‘etter, at98 Reade street. ol lw*m oa IELOCUTION. jon in above ac ut, as well as fae of Engh Poeuy. ‘offers ‘his, services to Schooly | aio. He'will commence as, soon as a sufficient number of ames an'fpe obtuined : and an show, on liewton, ten | imonials of o most satisfactory charseter. idence 41 1 ‘arren st. 810 im*re the instraction of tally informs hy action o| respect yt! Octobe aud the public, he will, during the month of October, com- music throughout gave very general satisfaction. The ment composition comprises an outline of the campaign of the Israelites, of whom Jephtha was the leader, against the Ammonites—tho rise of Jephtha—the victory—the meet- ing with his daughter on his return from the triumph-~ the disclosure of his vow to her—the lamentations thot ensued—the preparations for her sacrifice, &e. ‘There 11 disciplined choir of our best singers on the tod by a clever orchestra of violins, trom - pbassoons, and that inevitable piano- tastefully illuminated, and the formers, before the oi Ld mence a class for the ViOLIN at his room, 3% Br ay. ‘ers moderate. ‘Those who are desirous of becoming pupils, willitease ogni to Siganr Godoue, 108 Bronwayy fund at Chambers & Joltie, 38) Broadway. Signor Rapetts will contice, ax usual, giving lessons on the Singing. 8M eodim*re D. TO PARENTS AND GBARDIANS. lA LADY of saperior telents and acquirements, is desirous of | of eguruttion will botGues to he tae taser axpedicicae’ tion Ww 4 ting them in the thorough knowledge and theory of the 01 any now tanght. +» at the office of this paper, will be o7 Im" ie | **Alime divested to | duly attenued to. | Um bum Monee RSAPARILLA— ve 15 orien, VAT Bots SELIND We CO,,44 Somth a. | of Mr Rives waited lately upon Mr. Ritchie and | desired the publication ot Biair & Rives’s prospectus | fora Congressional Globe Union. Mr. Ritchie declined, hazardous as was | the decision, he manfully declined. ‘* Very weil,” said Mr. Rives, in that strange Kentucky voice of | his, ‘I don’t believe you will gain the operation” Father Ritchie, pol hat—he is very pol'te, you know, said portentously, Noo verrong?” asked Mr. Rives, solto voce, “you had better set up for a French dancing master, I think, than for the print- ing ot Congress. | hardly reckon you are old enough for that yet—ha! ha! ha!’’—whereupon, Mr Ri' came away and had three thousand extra copies of | the Constitution printed with the Congressional | Globe prospectus in them, for general circ! ional Intelligencer, the Union, the U. 8. extra Congres- in the columns of the sequence of the | “ Nous verrons !” the young Vocalist, who has bee» received with such flattering | Iw last Concerts in this | city as their comagements Reet te leove fer tos couth. | Journal aud the: Globe, all on ol | sional papers. There cannot be much to taste from | so many bites at a cherry. the candidates for door-keeper of the | Senate, we have an upholsterer, who, it 1s said had rency prepared for the result of the election with a pertrait of Van Buren on one side UW XHIBITING, (lor « short time only) at the Rooms | and Hurrison on the other. Harrison being elected, that side was turned to the street, of Van was covered over with | indicating that Van was not only ut thrown entirely in the shade. same tradesman, it is said, furnished the cambric and crape or a large portion of them, for the Harri- son funeral ; and, through the force of his Demo- cratic principles he also turnished a good deal in his line for the late Jackson funeral procession. Tom Moore has it— “ What was Goose creek once, | But we would advise Mr. Upholsterer to stick to his while the portrait lack cambric, that ‘eft in the back ‘We have heard it charged upon Mr. Burke, Com- | missioner of the Patent Office, that, incapable of turnishing the annual agricultural report expected of 1 aged the superceded Mr. work. The sto: rae, | him, he has actually en; % ive her partiewlar attention to Ladies’ | in this valuabl WU skiltion Parties wil be formed for her pt | Pie ote hs Tenoet. taped Gite eh please | sury Department, if incapable of compiling a book from the mass_o! f nished to the Patent Office, would deserve an im- mediate expulsion. Wasninaton, Oct. 14, 1845, 10 P M. About 300 competitors here for the Memphis Na- val Depot Contracts. As the novel writers say, the attitude in which all these conflicting factions stand toward each other, may be imagined, but cannot be One thing is certain, that the contects for thie Vaval Depot, are a silver six-pence to the landlords of Washington, Sigs: ‘outh of the name of J.C. Cox, of this city, ntally shot himself through the heart, while out gunning this afternoon. He was drawing down the limb of a hawthorn bush, (to get. the berries) un reversed, the muzzle pointing to his the trigger set, when, as an inevitable G. Dabue can take an engagement with a school. Apply by | consequence, the gun was dischar, din his body. He di le was a promising youth of about seven- DWARD MATURIN, A.M. begs to inform hit formerpa- teen years ot age. for almost immedi- Wasninoton, Oct. 15, 1845. Hewitt’s Oratorio of Jephtha. There wasa fulland “highly respectable” audience last night at Cerusi’s saloon, upon the occasion of the A CARD. formance of Professor ratorio veh y ie , + perfoi of Hewitt’s 01 of Jephehe | GIGNOR RAPETT haviug dedicated himsol! exelusively '\2.4¢9 critics, as well as to the audience generally, the Music, Her method wasa wel platform, assis bones, bugles, forte. The saloon was a Taas syeaphoniows clamor of the