The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1845, Page 3

4 Old Stoox Bachange. WANTED TO PURCHASE. ' PUILADELPRIA HOTEL, # te lending bonds thas East Boston Co 4 | FARMor « coanney: ie lore G acres yf lag a ScemmneEnRa T7117 ea THis hi . Fr i ay a eral area el eee Pa Nee 5s | ou deeat wesecd, betereem ate anh Vemeaenea} 10000 do cae) | Fiver or bay would be preferz-ato any other. Offers, contain: PHILADELPHL it hing. ro es Bein IE | Reeser ticular pice ged cgoion, are belo atthe "HIE SUBSCRIBER reapectfaly infor thor friens and 3000 do 91% (50 Harlem RR 68 Herald Office, directed to Wm. Schaal. O31 3t"r the arelling pubte have the above house, (for Bo radiege, Me EEE nk ere rrr Maer Tamer Wea ete aoe ete arn Mote Stat ae a 5000 Indiana bonds a lag on ft len or De + by u person capable of Color Mixing, txpense to render i soe af the ita interior having spared 20 4008 7% ‘69 Lous island Ri $538 Blue Dying, Madder Dyiyg, aud Iwo « perfect Luowledge of fouacemthe eit, The patl Enproos, the Cea 5 yun MeShonies Bk IM fh Meme island RA TR Sees aud pint Works Phe lost situation he falbived dia’ fowees wa thecity. The parlors re numerous, the chambers % Bank of StateNY 35 3un do “ia bus ness avezaging 15.000 pices» per week. Any person wish- tion igin the Most egatral part of the city, news to all the pisces 25 Mauhatte Bauk 100% 100 do 1g to engage the applicant may see samples of huis work, and of” public amusement, and convenient to the depots of the ceive every necessary iafermation at 5 Gold st. No jent to jepots of i Mors Gea Sig. asi. de | SN'B “Al tiers directed to No’ Gud street, will receive neki a bemaplod ‘with all the deliencies ofthe sea 100 do a” 20 4 immediate attention iw*me soa. Th ines are of toe choicest brands, aud have been 40 Farmers Trust 60 34hq 50 do ANTED, carefully selected. . " 50 do 560. do N ERRAND BOY—One who has some knowledge of a, The pto1 rs hope by their personal attention &..d experience iH do yb 3g so do ZA Beating office would be preterred. Apply at fourth stmry, in the business, to ronaser ction to those who may favor lo had hg 0 Jers! juildings. o28 tfr c 101 Canton Ci 4 ° JAGLEY, MAC 0. Fr ne i i ie 3 £ FEW ACTIVE YOUNG Mit Henry Chae Case ota Hott Veainnoe Pu ) ‘, IN EN enry C, enzie, iy e i louse. do 33047 50 Mohawk RR A tou keine salact aswand firaior Cotticicns | Corande m Bh ie Noah ning wahan omoreuit af cetig Si yee ae acer i iy i 4 : 2 do b10 47% 25 do | meu now in our employ will, no dow it, ‘made over $1000 per 2 t JUST OPENED. P do 47; 50 do ‘ear cleir of allexpense, Each will have his district — I od PW ag 0 do 10 47hy 150 do | be necessary for them to have at least from $25 to. $60 to obtai COLUMBIA HOUSE, 9 do 20 a78 30 lo Me | gkood Atte wat Avvly at FRENCH'S Publihing CHESTNUT STREET, a do in oe 2 2 Pons 2 road way, Up stairs. I letters must be post paid. Between mente ana seventh Street, 30 do b10 4734 150 Readiug RR , rc 7 00 Erie RR 3g 0 doe Fe A CARD. — aaa 35 0 do woo 3355 | AQ PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & CO, ma ts ts, ore. sare ction will be found to be the most expeditious in pro- : ZTE; formerly of Washington House | 1g Me Ng BWorRR ols 10 160 shas Canton Co aw 47% | moting them in the thorough saswiedse aad theory of the | _ PETER L. FERGUBON. id netiuamre rea ae i aaa HA **iiitedimttad fo KM, at the offce of this payer, willbe WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM. Fe ine dire! at the office of this paper, wil 1B cuits a a ee buy 4g duly atteused to, ahheriny or lmere 5 Gold street, near Maiden Lane.” New Stork Kixchunge. REMOVAL. Ce eee EERO RA NTH wil toa uss doe $2000 Ohio é’s, 1860 9754 50 shas Long Is] RR b30 76 J CHICKERING would inform the public that hehas re-establishment is fitted up with “oahu Far Trust b3343 5 do beo 76 moved his Fis: oa from the corver «f° Broadway and ark and substantial dinner, 188, cen jugs 2% cents, For cou 12 Catan Co beet baw 22% | Blvce to rooms Nos Sand? Lafarge buildings, 298 Broadway, yenienee and comfort this house is'equal tony hotel in the city, Bix doors abu } i ken eral assort: ; po 2 do bea Tig so do v3 OX mentatthe sume price ae at his factory in Baste nt twer, Snd.ethalf'the price Permanent boarders ean be accommodated 10 76 5 All delicacies of the season served they 40 East BostonCo b10 15% 25 cM TAXES, 1345. SORNPR. OGFTAE UDy Bs SOR, Set eiey 2 do 10 163450 Bt Officeof Receiver of Taxes, New City Hall, Park. Ban te ies eee 49 Harlem RR 267 130 , nt | i ag ied die thle Reno pre: | Paceeraeee Wie Saar eter eee ee ene ce ee 100 lo 67) 50 83 BL sent year are now open at this office, and that I am ready to “J : do 60 6746 25 s charged upon them. All persons paying their NATIONAL HOTEL, as 0. othe Ist of January are entitled to a reduction Washington City D.C. Died, | mount equal to. interest, ac th uber cent | WHE PROPRIKTOR of this fine Hotel, tormerly known us On Saturday morning, Nov. ist, after & ingering an- | BF uted rom he ay of rman wu the ae ACh, Rat oy eeneraly ald Cat Hata de ness, Mr. Exocn Soren, in the Gath your of hitage- Receiver of Taxes. ton of the cuitaunity generally. ‘for the favors: which they His friends and acquaintance are’ respectfully invited ours from 8 A M to? PM, have bestowed upoa tuce li hi te attend his funeral th afternoon, 2nd inst., at 3 o’clock, sending a full description of their property to this d te assure ther that he willspare no exerti from his late residenci North’ Third, between First?" ee ae their bill sent to them, or they can at any time worthy of che patronage of which and Second str On Frida: year of her The friend , Williamsburgh, L. I. st'ult. Ractart Hazexron, in the 62d ind acquaintance ef the family are re- qpetieg toattend the funeral, from her late Retina 33, ‘ashington street, this afternoon, at half-past 2 o'clock. ( VOTE FOR THE PEOPLES’ CANDIDATE FOR REGISTER, SAMUEL OSGOOD. wo tee Sita LW to 6 ta, Ist November, 1845 HE tubscriters hive justreceived by this steamer a bona. tment of a i ROBES, for ev ning dresses, of the tanto and okee cae wt ble for city uw: ‘Book Maal ke taco Chemizectes, Coll Me Kor sn'e by FORREST & CO., 11 Cedar strert Unataite. n2 S’eod*m - « ECTURE ON CHINA N. YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY, MONDAY, Nov. 3. STAN: SLAS HERNI=Z. ATE Attache aud interpreter to the United Sta to China, will enutivue his cour-e of Lectures ple of the / Ceutral Flowery Empire," oy Moxbay.3d Nove ber, athlfpust 7 o'clock, P.M. Single Tickets 20 cents exch, to he had at the door. will be delivered on Wednesday, 5th n2 2t‘re (>> The third Lecture LIGHT GUARD. November, Annory, Layafett MM, New York, Nov. 1, ii ; HE members of this Corps are hrieby. ord ‘ qiatie Arworr This’ ‘bay. Garay) Rov’ sears ‘cloc! 14 full uniform tu i fy ii broth sr anidier JOHN BOWEBSTER if ae plik td iNGENT, Command Ord Sere vate ae 7 LOST. T ina store inCanal stor lost in going to 503 Girenwich ht sulk PURSE, contaning «sinsll sum of wo. toa poor womaa. ‘The fader will do a: act of ving it at 503 Greenwich s reet. v2 itm mm DRAFT STOLEN persons ere cvutio ed agaist inti a A $2 Eararewn’by Chases Hetnoe eet BE, Deak for Jonainas Thompson, Jr, of th.s city, payable a the G—tth of December vext he sme having bern taken from. my poses sion B « pickpockst. RYAN. Ji n2 le} me 19% Front st. RE-OPENING GOLDSMITHS WKITING ACADEMY, (La Fi Bein mcranbadn tT Sarge Builduns, ‘ Terms reduced to Thee Dollars: ‘and eoreneichdrge. ME. 0: !VeR B GoLpsyirn AMA citizen's of New York ang Brock Bow open, dart i Mr. Gr epecino respectfully informs the iyn, that his rooms are 3 of . +, PENMANSHIP ave received the first premium for fi sy fi h - eau Lastitu‘e, aud he ga ruuties to alle fy ton easy aud inter cives, a free and elegant style of Wri that the pu- i possibly ever lose ta theif sol atthe Academy, Goldsmith’ + dies? Class meets daily at if o'clock. Gentlemen’s during the diy aud evewing. See Cireu/ar. Extract of letter froin Hou. John Q. Ad ins, Ex-President of « Un ted z ol manship’ is executed with great ele- : ong the choic-st specimens of Peamanship that er se Feom Hon. eu. Abbott Lawrence, of Boston : "Your" rontain specimens of the art superior, in poini cfexecution, to auy thing of the kind I have ever, yet seen. ‘Ihe uew beauties of the Caligeuphie Art you have presented to the publi caauot bat commend yoursystem to pac tromage.” From the New York Courier and Enq tng Tite Chuirographe Artis much more imp nen it well eli “a at to mankind ewerally covsidered, aud Mr. Goldsmich may very 10 be at its head.” From the New World. Mr. Gold has uo rival in this country asa penman, or agent me POWELL, OCULIS1 VD OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases of sand to all Imperfection ision, from 9 to 4 ciuek, .this residevce, 261 Broadway, corner of’ Warren st. Oph hati, soppaxe of the Tear Passage, Cataract and Opscitien, «fleermatly removed, AMAURUAIS treated with great attention and success. rate ¢ ses of STRABISMUS, or Squintivg, cared 1m tinge shed from the uatural, Uitices and residence 261 Broadway—entrance 134 Warren | street 7 é 42 1m, FRESH BORDEAUX PaUNES. L, NBING trom toe brig Sea au assortment of new erop Fruues in etegaut fancy boxes, forsale in lots to suit pur chasers. Apply to JOHN DURAND &LO., ul Se*me > 107 Cedar street. ADWAY KATHS, 0v0 Broadway. (A FEW DOOKS ABUVE NIBLO’S GARDEN ) 2 tab Bi ‘Ta E shme: thas been renovated througnout, and is now ti or tor Che ommodation ot Wath: Wom, Cold, por, Sulphur, Shower, and vu Medica- ted Bots, always ready HENKY DURELL. ny lwime FTERN Frew h dir the instruction 5 successful operation xt Mr young Latli 4, 10s Perr: pout atrest, coruer of Cliuton, Brook- ive the afterson classes meet st 4 P.M. every ouday, and Friday jand the evening élasses at 7 P.M. on isirasd: y. ; {) mition respecting thee classes, see pers, or apply to ALF D GREENLEAR. N AND EVE iguaxe aud Literature, for Ladies aud gentle of Professor A. 3. Villeplaic, are Green School for Wedned AMEKICAN EAGLE CARRIAGE REPO- SITURY, | PRIVATE SALES STABLES AND RIDING SCHOOL, | CORNER OF “hristic and Delanc:y streets, New York. HE wud. igned neving leased the acove premises, im manufacturers ol articles iv Wali descriptions, Saddlery aud on sale 0: 0: storie, at ns resou neas, Sleigh Rob ble ruecas ony other pment in the city. Partie and Harvess dep utments we sepirae from the Stables, sud | cape tow, Lightaud ary, aud wall be wder the care of expe- la ed, consisting of 68 by 65 "fet dimension he Ciy. The grooms, a Veterinary Srgeoa of he care of such Horses as wor equ Hed by ye fre wall cruwed aud ‘Geut emeu having Horses to dispove of, or wishing to pur- chae, will edeait with on honorable terms, aud Horses aud he best o othe po will be i astyle of elegance and h Tides and ge tem eu t. Phe Laai incvished, aud u Reding Masters ly yest jemen not adnitied duying Ladies hours. 4 Cara wil be pub: shed givi go ie of t me of commence- Ineut. yroKE Mme. v. arre. gement, and cerms, " ihe pal ied toca aud ex miwe the premises — The Cas ivy Hall eave. you atthe comer ol How- Velaccey, vtew door f steblishment. ¢ KHL, Provrie’or. ROOM FOR THE *TUDY OF go BOOKK : EvING, *DAR STRet eT, YO C.MAR H A n'y Author of the Science of Dowble Buty 1g Simplified, and the Art of Entry Bookkeepi g Inproved. Lhe yablic ig resrecifully informed ec ptan purstted by Mr. Marsh, 1a tea hong uch, 18 truly a course ofpractice in keeping “ther th A course cf Lectures on the |heary exa.t aud particutar know= thau can possibly be impat- ~ COUNTING PRAC B Baks. tracte} and well exercised in all they cted with © srt of partnersi Boks, cape ti ond Closing the same jin ma Tri ba it ceonnts-Current, t rest, Discount, Prof a; nes, Currencies, &e— with all the books en expocity, will by this erin about one mouth, offect “atthe Rooms fr n 3s me TEETH! anted 50d us the ETH thserted witwor yotueal ones. for biti Jets dooble sot of best min pl tes, wer Tee hy. jaw, to be Peeth on pe T Ase ut $0 00 on fine gold plete, aby ctmospherie of best ini he nepe 0 ws $1 W105 75 to 1 50 I street and Broadwo o alt, DUCKING GUNS. CASe8 superior Duck Gans, of the most approved length, form, Weight and hore. 4 cases very superior Cocking Guns d boys’ and larger Guns id will be sold at ex rticies, Gun materials, l. PIkS & Co, 218 Pearl street. Siw! Piggre 8, Ur JUN te 5 ue The above e low pric the day and evening, for pupils aud visitors. | e. of Penman. erted that can scarcely be dis- | NING CLASSE2 in the | om 9 A.M. | application at the office. nl iwre Se eee Cee OTARD BRANDY .—100 half pipes, 200 quarter casks, 200 IN Sao eateat tae che toe menamencn es Periox qualite. high proof aud flavor, landing at Pier 8 jrom the br.g Matilda, just arrived from Rochelle, aud for by 8. T. NICOLL & CO, 67 and 69 F rout streets. Also, 20 half pipes, 20 quarter casks, pale and colored Otard, Dupuy’ & Co, brandy of various viutyges and of choice quality. nf 3t*ingme NATURALIZAT:ON. ERSONS desirous of obtaining du, lie*te copies of lost pa- | XE pevs, of he Marine Court, must ‘apply for them before ‘Tuesday next, asno copies will be issued on tht day. Court | open daily (excep? Sundays) from 9 A. M. to4 P.M. |, soeeeee ae NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL, Sos. 65 & 67 Watt Street, | (Frontine Canau Sr., serween Hupson anp Greenwicu Srreets ) | M8; J. H. MERIAM takes this opportunity of returmng his ‘most xrateful ackuowledgemeuts to thise who | have so, haudsomely patronized him from the first moment levtihed with the Ni Vork Riding *chool, and to endeavor. by the mo t unremitting attention, to menta covtiouacce of their k is. He would respect fully inform his friends aud the public that he will re-open his Evening Cl onnectioa with his Day School, for tui- tion and exercise riding on Monday evening, the 3d of Novern- ber. Appsication to be made at the office, or school room. 1 DAY +©CHOOL., | One Quarter of 16 Lessons, | Sing'e Lesson, oad Mesa ENT SG SCHOOL One Quarter of 20 Lessons Single Lesson. | _nliwte JAM. | BRISTOW’S, SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM oF WRITING. Academy189 Broadway ,opposite John street. ME B8is 10 w, Finishing Weitiug siaster, ia anvouneing his recaru to New York. aud the Re-Oyetting uf his Ace deiny, Room No. 6, at 189 Broadway, to resume teaching admirable system of Peumauship, most respecttully aform Ladies aud Geutlemneu of this city aud Brooklyn, of his having made a Gneat REDUCTIONS in his terms, in order to render the vast beuefit of his instructions with's the reach of every oue. No compli nurally 8] QBAD HAND! ‘This ix much to be deplored, siuce the remedy aypem, constantly at haud, alike SIMPLE, SPEKDY and promises and guarantees to Ladies and Gentle- 4Y AGE and capacity, to convert the very worst to a beuutiluly free,’ flowinge expedivious” ad tyle of peamanship, exceuted in an. elegant cf-hand erhow revamped ; N TWELVE EASY LESSON sy De % GTON, Proprietor. iiven (five of charge) if required Even the venerable matrou feels delighted in going through this process, to revive the study of the vernal mora of life, 5 lessons given. aking) is more geueral than that of Mr. B. cau be seen fro 9 to 1 A. M. or from 3 to 8 P. M. | HAND » B. Showdind. taught by Mr. B. For sale, a work on N Book Keeping by Deuble and Single Entry taught lly. ers in Now York can teke a course of Writing in three 832 Imeod're CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. CAROLINA HOTEL, BROAD STREET. HE SUB>CRIBER deoms it but pr per to inform his o friends sud customers, and the travelling public geuerally, if] continues to cater for thei» com rt aud accommo aud would be happy to receive their f1vors. ae of travellers, especially families, than at any former | the closest and most particular attention will be pai mv favor hm with their patronay Ommibus‘es will be in atten fares to halt 4 pass'nge’s to his to take them theuce to the railroad, J A (1 Dinner and private parties attended to as usual. ltawiw*r BARTINb’s LOTION. NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS. How is it possible that persons will consent to suffer with pain, when caused by Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, Dis- locati Glandular Tumors, Lumbago, Head-Aehe, tomach, ge.? JOTTLE ot the above invaluable Lotion will be sufficient to satisfy the most sceptical, that it is the most to be depended upon, of any article now before che public, for the effectual relicf and cure of any of the above afflictions, to which allure liabie, more or less. In fact, it is now well tablished as a Family Medicine, and s! \d always be in e' ry p-rson’s house, throughout the co 3, they will th: have a remedy at hand, which can be depended upon in cas of accideuts, ke. For sale, wholesale and retail, at the Proprietor’s Depot, 323 Broadway, New York, aud by our Agents taroughout’ the United States. Price 7icents ; . 8. BARTINE & CO., Proprietors, 323 Broadway, N-w York. quantity, addressed as above, will be pun 016 Im*eod re iod, and all who Oo Orders for tuslly atten } FRENCH LANGUAGE. MQNS, FOIGNET. ove, of the principals of the achoo kuown to the public as the firm of Foiguet and ‘Taylor's ssicul Frenen aud English School, aud under whose ¢ the F wartnent, takes this ‘opportunity to inform his he, poblic in general, thit he will re-open at his school room, No. 739 Broadway, on y = is Eve: ing Monday, Uctobe Mons 'F. having some I them toafew private papi dence. No. 217 Gi 0 stawlm*re. ‘or terns enquire at his resi- , OF at the school, | | ‘A CARD. | GIGNOR RAPETT! having dedicated himselt exclusive! | 9 to the instruction of Music, respectfully informs his frien and the publiey he will, during. the mou | meuce a clays for the VIOLIN at his toom, | Terms moderate. Those wo are desirous of becoming pu | will please apely. to Fares Godoue, 403 Broadway, and at Chambers & Jolie, 38% Broadway. | “Signor Kapetts will coutinre, as usual, giving les a ith of October, com- road way nd Italia Ste —Hon. John Davis, of Worcester. Vice Presideuts—tion. Isaac Dayis, Worcester. Stephen Salisbury, Esq do. Treasurer—William Dickenson, b.sq. do. cretity—C, Harris, tq. _. This iustiturion is uow prepared to recei insure: ee ou lives from $100 co $5000 at ra tha, those now cher.ed by other companie: | tee capital of $100,000, for which, 7 per c paid. All the profits are divided amougst greater inducemeuts than any other company. AD assurance way be made to iE. D, SAQ (Agent of the Company in this cit B} i 4t Wall street. A. Stoxky Doane, M. D., Medical Examiner, 32 Warren street 67 Imeod*r BRODERIES ET NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS | PETER ROBERTS, No. 373 Broadway, | IMPORTER, JOBBER AND RETAILER, VITES the attention of the Ladies to his splend or ideries ce Goods recently receive iy the newest and tout desirable styles ‘of the present season at pric | held a heapest in the city,” 75 lots fixe Linen Cambric Hdkfs, from auction. Teme clexr Liven Lawn do, tiviere borders, from $1 to $34 euch, remarkably chea} Lease clear Lines Lawu Hale doz. ar Linen Lawn Hdkfs, fancy borders. do do, col’d io, © do, embroidered, from 82,75 to $15 Emoroidered under Hdkfs, high Do do, 'w e assured, offering plication for IN, stock of ‘compris: per 1 ease cle ldo tdo neck. jars, varion ay ‘ roidered Muslin aud Appi ne sa ty i KO exnbrowered Kveumg 8, in diviere, i, Corcuacon, enmiag Flownec, kee from $2.0 Solore ADOT MET, meridie Klouncs ra o $12, asuilly sold trom $0 to S20. gente ‘hee A few very eh Thread, Chantidy, Sear ons ot aay Lace Capes s<eis md oti hivck Brussel INTER HOSIERY comprising Stk, Lambs’ Wool wud Mero Vests, of all ‘Alpaces, Cashmere, Lambs’ Wool aud Merino Hose Hove, Merino and Unshmere Gicves, Plaid and Faney: Wool Soes, for children, which are offered from 10 to 15 per cent lower than the regular retail prices ats tm'th MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH RE DY. ME HIS VALUABLE MEDICIN X mended as berg the most effectual eure for Asthina, Whogping wah Golds uf every description, Bronchitis, aud all Affect oy the Lung: antl reseribed by our ih 4s stood the test of thirty years, cousumed uinaally. or sale and Berthes, very low Js and demi Veils aw EEKS & ANDERSON, Bowery, comer Walker street. ooper's Fomale Pills, genujue ; Dally’s Fistol’s Sarsayarilla ; Fresh BARQUE DUC DORTEANS, trom Leghor ee: by tis veasel will pleave send at Judd's whast, bat Ry BOYD KEN, i ott ak Wall, corner Wistar tpt, MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE. A peranaum, and payable in 17 quarterly mstalmes by h Swedieh Leeenes BOUT $35,000 in Mexican Serip, bearing 8 per the present holder, who 1s about to remoy cived autilthe 2th October, proven, ., 202 Broadway. tok Capitaliate will find thi fitable and sata will jis a prot Je and secure investment, Inch will inaiutain the reputation his store has loux | , tape borders, from $7,50 to articularty rerom- | p ‘The Carolina Hotel 13, uow be ter prepared for the reception , are hours, will likewise consecrate | | | | pos. | with ye so liberal a share, Teta ie house havi: en, duri summer, thoro painted and refitted, 4s now iu first fate order for’ the reeention of travellers or residents; and the proprietor respectfully soli- 1s 4 coutinaance of past favors on the part of visitors to ‘ashington, or residents during the session of Congress, be- ing confident that they will always find comfortable lodgings, the best on the table that the market affords, and attentive an polite waiters. 8.8 COLEMAN. Washington City, September, 1845. Smd& LONDON AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE, No 5 Foley Place, Regent »trect. ADIES, Geutlemen, aud Families, vi iz London, can 4’ be accommodated with board and residence, combine with every comfort, a good table end select society, on mode- establishment is constantly visited by Ame Graulemn arriving in Loudon, and is honored Pat onage of the American Legation; » er hed Ameriesn ‘aimiltes in the United Biates,to whois n given to refer perm n has beer ‘MISS PHILLIPS begs to state that Cards of Particulars, at to terms, and by whom she is recommended, may be ovtained at the office of this paper. 024 3w*re THE Proprietors of the New York volfee Saloon, 217 Ful- ton reet, would respectfully infor his customers aud the public generally, thatin suture he 3 erve upin ad: dition to the usual bill of fare, Alamude Beef at 6d per plate; Fried Oysters aud Poultry ofall kinds at Is per plate. ‘All chose who will favor him with their patronage, will Gnd 'Y thing served up in style not to be surpassed by avy im the 029 iw're MKS CAKKOLL's MEDICATED, VAPOR & SULPHUR BATHS, 184 Fulton Street,Opposite St. Paul’s Church DMEBS, CA. OLL begs to remind her, patrons of the effin ev of (ve Vapor Baths in curing colds, rheumatism, chi andfev- rae. Sulphur Baths require half an hour's otice Porss..,e Vapor Baths sent to any part of the city or vicinity. 528 Pearl Street. «llim re BETWEEN Contre and Em streets. Warm, Cold and Shower Bathe, equi} to auy in the city, 124 Gents ench Good clean single beds, 1234 cents each. Meals 125 cts. each KAGLE BATHS, ape maces re Breda Cemae, and all x jou, Liver nada aud all the cipal cities in the United Btates. on fle. * Principul ivm FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERKEOTYPES. P. HAAS, DAGUERRKEAN ARTIST, 239 Broapway, CORNEr: OF READE STREET, LAFARGE Burnpine. received the Medal at the late Fair of the Ame- tute, fr Pictures execu'ed by himsc}‘, and uot the public, therefore, ig. the same style of Pc R. H. riew : purchased nor done by hired operator cau at all times depend upon obtini traits, from the smavlest to the largest sizes, which canuot be | surpassed for beanty or accuracy. fustruction given in the Art on reasonable terms. of Inte IMPROVEMENT IN DAGUERKEOTYPE. Y a Mathematically Correct Mirror the subscribers are now Producing Por wi the image, showing the parting of hair, watch ¢ Ke. precisely as they are worn ;' but w portraits cannot fail to be in every respect corre usual mode of Dagauerreotyping it ‘a pertectly correct portrait of any one, N ur pictures, taken with thi eda Silver Medal by the American LANGENHEIM & BEU, The only agents in the Uniied States struments, are SRS, 201 W. & F. LANGENHEIM, Philadelphia, and LANGENHEIM & BECKERS, New York. 029 wire OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK Gab LIGH? «vy October 13th, 1845. * Tos PRESIDENT and Directors have this day deciared a dividend of four aud one half per ceut on the capital stock of thie company, for the six mouths ending ist August last, payable to the stockholders on and after Saturday, the Ist Nov | "fhe transfer book will be closed from the 25th instant to that | By order, C. L. EVERIT 2, Secretary. Nire TN AL RS ee a ae eI al a RENTS NOTICE TO RAILKOAD CONTRACTORS PrOrosaLe will be received at any time previous tothe ‘22d day of November next, at the office of the subscriber, No.6 Wall street, in the city of New York, forthe grubbing, rading, Masoury, superstructure und ear ffounain Railroall, in Penusylvania, 28 mil \d- ing trom Bear Mountain to Dauphin, on the Per nel, eight miles above Harrisburg. Plans and spe ready for mspection at the uudersigned’s office. 1 be commenced immediately upon closing of the contracts, wl Al New York, Sept, 22d, 1845 ‘0 BUILDERS. PROPOSALS HOK BUILDING FREEMAN'S HALL, mu the ety of Brooklyn, on the correr, of Columbia aud ‘Auwity streeis—of brick, four stories high, 50 feet by cording to plan and specificstions in the hands of the Arch tect, Asa Scebbins, ou the corner of Atlauiicand Henry sts.) will be recetv-d uutil the 3ist inst. at 4 o'clock P.M. Pro- tu be sealed up, aud directed to the undersigned, and left he Architect. The Board of Trustees will open said Proposals on that dav, at 7 o'clock P.M. at the office of the Architect. Proposals may be made for the Carpenter aud Ma- sou work together or separate By order of the Direet 0% Lwtr T MAS LESLIE, Secretary. MARTELLE & No. 37 Mi im*r HOLDERMANN, Oe Maiden Lane, 2 ANUFACTURERS and Importers of Ornamental Hair Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curls, Seams, Bandeau Hair, Danguy’s celebrated Curled Hair, 19 inches long, and a uew style of Everlasting Curis, and all kinds of Hair Work, wholesale and retail. Also, uvery large assortment of Flowers. Feathers, Head Dresses, such as Algeriennes, Uriental, Pompadours, Egy p- tieune, Duchuss, aud aul kinds of Millenary articles. ‘supplied on reasonable terms. INDIA RUBBER GOODS. GOODYEAR’S. TENT. WARRANTED NOT TO STIFFEN OR SOFTEN UN DER ANY DiGREE Qk COLD OR HEAT. Gk. assortment of ent, inciuding Machine ods made under tie above Belting, Carriage aud other Chol every width and thickuess; Coats, Capes, Ponchos Pantsand Overhauls; Caps, Hats and Souwesters; Bouts and ‘Shoes; Lag oe prous, he spree, 4 e's 8 tter Bugs, ip Buckets, Water Hose, Life Preservers, Air Mattras pauline for covering deck freight,Portable Shower Baths, ing Mats, ke., ke. Forsale, wholesale aud retail, ne GEO. BEECHER, 4028 2m*m 100 Broadway. "HOSE EL RUBBERS— ENTIRELY — Mr. N. Hayward, the origival discoverer aud first inventor of Metalic Insuiuble {ndia Rubber, has discovered another 1m- efor by in the application, which will puzzie the world te nd oat, as he has uow assogiated with hivn « capitalist who | will protect hi at. Thi the giving to his Metairc | Rubber he of patent leather, without using the crack ji ure used. His Shoes, aow off red for sale | ata) ) are without exception the most perfect arti- | cle of the kind the world ever saw. Kor sale in quantities to suit, by HORACE H, DAY, oll tent, 25 Maidew Ine. TUES HON PRECIOUS STONED; val Garnet ud Lur | kois, for sale vy F. KOw’ and black printed borders, | and Diamonds, to any amount. 214 William street, New York. OSTRICH FATHERS, for saleb ‘ Orasle'E. F. KORTUM, 526 Im*r ‘214 Woltram atreet. “THE ALBATA SILVER WARE,” ANUFACTURED by Win. Chandless, 452 Hadson st, WWE caunot be detected from Sterling Silver, for the longer this Ware is used the whiter it becomes + Coy also manufactures Ste us, Korks and Jewelry, cheai and is prepared to buy Old Gold und Silver, German do, Pearls Be sure to look out for th: | Sign Plate, 452 Hudson street, between Barrow and Morton sts Win. Chandless, establiched 1833, late of Clarkson st. 126 Iratre ALCHES —WATCHES AND JEWELRY —1 hos who wish purchase Gold or Siiver Watches, Gol: Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys, &e., will find it greatiy to therr ad rantage to call on the sabseriber, who i all deseriptions of the above at retail much lower than auy other house i the city. Gold Watches as low as $20 and $25 each. Jewelry exchanged or bonaht, "Watches warranted to kee) ood time or the mouey refunded G. GC. ALLEN Jraporier of Watchice and Jewelry, oleanla and Neral, 30 Wallatrect, 820 Imm upstairs WELDED IKON BOILER FLUES, ¥ ANY DIAMETER, bat not exceeding 16 length; thickness of metal from tl to 1 These are the only Tubes used by the £ Government steamness, } other fast stea nich an te procured ouly from the ee. 022 imbre THOS. PROSSER, 6 Liberty st. N.Y TO DEALERS IN JEWELERY. ‘PPHE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufieturers, gud havin Ee afine assortment of Jewelery aud Di solient article: mond iamond Work ou by lets aud merchauts dealing iu the abov intern of style of jewelery or fine d ery a SHAW & ARROWSMITH’S, 19 Lon* an No. 1 Dey street, one door from Bioad wey N.B.—T'welve or fifteen ain makers ean find en ployment ax shove. and every desert) JOHN'M. Be Lad MONE" LENT—MONEY LENT. r ewelry, Diamonds, gold an ver. Watches, Pint tion of personal pro) fam tintre om street near Dy VEATHERS—9000 Ibs Western Li h: t pri uh inh it Highest prices a anced, Je ge and si tng Appare sriptiga Of i AVIES, Licensed Paw very fine order, for saloby . K ;. | beriorityo! color eagmot be surpassed, whi | Pareof the MAT. goeamning the color tilt article sold in oais establishment is never sold forwhat it fe. Also, the fall. atyle for ' Voigtlaindes In- feet iv | AMUSEMENTS. ee ee UCTION NOTICES BEACON COURSE. | PARK THEATHS, | A NEW COMEDY. Kvening, November 3d, ratitted the TY. Mr. Holiylod w comedy, as now played Cat eal \ : Mr Hol RACING. MQNPAY next, Nov. 3d oat fair day, at2}¢a'slocke P| PasSeytien!........ 4°" By the two Misses Vallee sll cou Y * ! ts, fora | ‘0 eonelui by | jrurse of $956, $30's sacaued Less hares, Bee bundles tor heat, : CHARLES i HE SeCOND Tiger chigh, cater weights, Eutries to close at Joues’, Puk | King Charles ihe Second, esr eos Dfe. Dyote | Row, Thurad-y evening. October 30th. apt Co; Bass | Mr’ J 'OiCounor enters sg Quebec Buffer, from Quebec. |, (7 Tue sie AUGUSTA, in Tis Bayader. Blue Jacket. oO enters b g Black Douglas from Montreal. uv aud Orange. J chorn enterse g Americus, from New York. Dress, Crimson Jacket, Mr. Oscar Sweatland enters g¢ g Suip, New York. Dress, | Frice of Admission—Boxes, $1; Pit, $0 cents ; Gallery, jacket t Mr. G. wv. Hai BOWERY THEATAM, cents, | DB it 634 o'clock, in wil i | -<traraenes * 334 o'clock, aud’ the Curtain willrise precisely | | Red Jackes. —_ i si i. Wee. Fox enters bg Hops, from New Jersey. Dress, | Monday Evening, November 3d, | The distaices ia this race will be 4th of asmile, | The performance te commence wth the satioval whet Mike Mainsail,......-.. «+ Mr. JR. Scott fter which, THE BRIGAND MONK. KOSH HILL SLABLES, Mth street, between j 2d and 3d Avenues, and nearly opposit- Bull’s Head. iust-azrived fromthe evuntry, aud for sale atthe | Luigi Carrarastos. +++ | above stables, 80 Hors mneng which are four fast trotting | Louis t, hres 2 fst pacing dp several puis farm horace some fie | 9 “Lower Bones : lorses, road and s! horses, ant uppers. x ts. a3 dmntere HH. NORTHRUP, Proprietor. rill pana ld past 6, tho curtain will rian os 1, 4 PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board, _ fie Ot Sattar ee ae ehakne eee EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION. F For Five Nights Only, wet) aut Of'a fargo rou,” ‘The prices will be mode LATEST INTELLIGENCE, | BX LAS? KVKNING'S MALL, Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuineton, Oct. 81, 1846. Vive la Bagatelle—“ De hoc multe multa, omnes ali- quid, nemos satis”—Father Ritchie and the Letter- writers. t yet settled, between the citi- of Cariasckschi’s people, which has al- jome blows, | people quite e ordered them to be on thelr prod Byron's Letters. er We lay before our readers,” in this morning’s paper, certain extracts seriatim from the Union, beginning with its second number, in May last. | They will give something of an idea of the intolera- ble sufferings that Father Ritchie has endured from | that omnipresent class of the disciples of Mephisto- | philes, distinguished by the great Bagby as “the | pestiferous letter-writers,” and by Father Ritchie himself, as the “hireling scribblers.” But to be- gin: — CHAPTER I. Father Ritchie has been long enough in Washington to know that it is like Athens in the days of Demosthenes. | “Iva a very ingenious invention.”—Judge Mason’s opinion of a Bee-hive. | Raay ge in W to r jerate to wg have, already been long enough ay ‘Phe French is always spoken. 12 3m — 1o know, that itis pretty much like Athens ‘ON RENT—A large and commodious House on Monday, November 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th é& Zth. | of Demosthe: e: co ort the orator said, the col the north side of Penasyivania avenue, between 3d and : rae i i hat is the news 7 And where this | th steers, aud ove door west of Jackson Hall. it con- GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT. | Pius cwenty rooms, afashi wable granite front, and his | MYSTERIOUS SOIREES IN THE TEMPLE OF EN. ‘The atmosphere itself | been occupied by Mr. laaxc Beers fr the last eight yesrs, as | rat an ANE MENT. we are. caught up by the | phe Aumeritan Hotel, sfevely ane doce wert the Bock wnd FSR RY OT CLATR” greedy. leticr-writers, wo show a good feel of Inge fos age pleeciansaclictas go Cubes Marcador a the celebrated Haglioh 8: bils- assisted by | Buity in circulating them at a distance."— Onion, May 2, | <0i@weadie SOHN SINON: _ | risa Winch Nec topee, be thee eck camareisesiae. | oe PARK PLACE HOUSE. Itiesy { lusions and Metat ‘ rt f BE pyc ; This Establishment has during the past Summer been iy. Hotage ment AC breat xpera of | Father Ritche denies the rumor of an Extra Session, end a newly furnished throughout. "A few Keio and alim- MISs LOUISA FOREST, | certain fe F: ited number tiemen may here be very pleas- The talented American Danseuse, from the Southern Thea- “Some of the newspapers und letter writers have al- intly sccommodated fur the winter on ns favorable’ verte as at any other house, qe cor var thes, and of nducted,, SENOK CAKRERO, ELLIOTT, No. 1 Pack Place. board, at No 11 LaPYLE OF GENTLULMEN’S Hi To which will be introduced ths for the season, 183, whicl now read burlesque And a solo on the Comtadoor. Performance to comuneuce at 73g O'clock. Admission 25 cts. misrepresented, but of Boy's and Chil- have ther Teewnt THRE ATS, which retaia a be uti pare well with those more costly. ‘TI furuish Hats far superior, A full assortment of wed, 8 kand Fancy | mired, sold at reduced | i | lustre, and wal proprietors a | to any heretofore sold for ‘ur Cloth CAPS, sever Monday Evening, November 3d, Will be presented the Comedy of LOVE. The ‘irs. G, Kean; Huon, Mr.C. Kean; Duke, Mr, J. Aiter which, the now Fare of THE UE Mrs. McLean; FIRST NIGHT OF MR. SILSBEE. Monday Kveniny November 3d, | ggWill be presented, SAM SLICK. Sam Slick, | WYalter, Mr. Fredericks; Blauche, ‘Mrs. Burke} Couscieuc | Mra. Thaye wats, which, NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY. Mrs. Thayer. To coue ude with OBI, or THREE FINGER'D JACK Three Finger’d Jack, Mr. Wood; Quashee, Mr. Burke; Kosa Mrs. Burke. those Ladies who are willis to believe that styl finished bonnets,mode in Bleecker suect.are not less desirable ne sold in Broadway, for being 30 per cent cheaper. | rt LOOK AT THIS IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS of the best quality | at the extreme low price of $5 00. The best of French | Cal’ Bouts made to otder $5, aud 5 great assortment of fine Calf Boots $3 and 81; finest calf Shoes $1 50 to $2 25, also outs, Shoes and Giters. st assortment of Gaiters | cents; Pit, 124 cents; Private Boxes, $5. | w. lhamm—Clowus, Alex. Rockwell Ou WEDNESDAY’ | commence with a Grand Cavalcade—after. hip by Master Rivers—Grand ‘Trampolining aud 4 im Franklin—k d Chief, by J eran the Minstrels, Gymnastic Exercises. ollm*rre M. CAHILL. BOOTS AND SHOES AT RETAIL. A lange aud splendid assortment of city made Boots and Da Of the most approved styles aud workmanship, for a Dan doer je twenty-five per cent cheaper than at any other store in lew York Just received, a few cases of fine French Cait Dress Boots Gentlemen ‘30 feeegiery yale an elegaut pairof can furnish their | Siveiuy by ts, at prices varying 029 lw*me 817 lin*me No. ¢ Annast., wear Broadway, New York. ‘es-uted a few days previous to the Concert. #OR MOBILE—The supecior ship MARY PHILLIPS, Cay , Clear tbove—has unequalled accommodations for a im humve. of second cabit passengers, in a new house on deck. And the well known favovite packet ship SHARON, « apt. th I] be performed: Merriman, wiil ponitively sail ou Weduesday next, wea erinitting, of pissage free—has unequalled accommodasio! ’ for cabin, second cabin aud. steerage passengers. Apply ou The Tram board, foot of Murray's wharf, orto. | &Vive le Roi... 2... nz siti C_A. TEN EYCK, 67 South st._| The Finale of the First Act ol = 5 7 Cousisting of a fail Solo an FOR NEW ORCEANS-Losisiana ond New tors aud Villag tin ing packet shin Os ‘The Orcuestra wili consist of 230 voic ly sai ~ | stramen as above, her regu- | “0 GU, Junnston, ‘Wan. Mitchell, Esq. Mr. Timm will preside at the Pinno Forte. The whole under the direction of Mr. jar day. . For freight or passage, having handsome furnished accom- modationss apply on board, at, Orleans wharf, footot Wall at, orto E. K. COLLINS & CO,, 56 South st. 4 tu ©. Hill. Positively no goods received ou board after Mouday evening, Ponce ese es te ‘clock. 9th inst. Ageut in New Orleans James £.Woodruff,who will prompt- ly forward all goods ty his address. Packet ship Jane E Parker, master, will suc the Oswego and suil 20. her cegular vay. si FOR SAVANNAH—Packet of the 3d Novem- ir «-ch—For sale at the Musi 205 Brondwy; t & T 30's, 200 Broadw: and at Saxton & Miles Broadway; Applet a | Wall and Water sts. Sparks, 16t Fulton st; oc! it J. P. Perkins’ H. Meigs, 416 cee! ut olftontd r er—The packet brig MADISON will positively sail m dey, Nov. 3d. NiBLO’S. alvae Wishing to secure berths should make early applica- GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION. tion on board, fovt of Maiden lan Ue HERR ALEXANDER, ste J.T. TAPSCOTT, 75 South street, corner of Maiden lane. NEW SLOOP FOR SALE. = THE whole (or half to a person wh» ean procure sa- tisfactory employmect for said sloop) of the fast sail- ing sloop. CLA, bultin New, York, by Joho Clark, -mpwright, aud ituuched in July last’23 tous burthen, and arawing when loaded four fect, carries 35 tons dead weight, well found in every particular. Apply to THE GERMAN MAGICIAN, Mot respectiully, announces to the ‘men of New York tha. he will oj ly entertaining soirees in thi _ Ou MONDAY, t During that time he wi mistry, Poeumaties, Optics, Natural Philosophy and Magic. ‘Tickets Fitty Ce Doo's open at 7—Petformance commences at 734 o'clock. nl me city, at Nablo’s, 3d of November, 1845. | Time and beautiful art. : Open from9 A. M. until 10 P.M. Admittance 25 cents.— Season Tickets 50 cents. 430 rre FOR SALE—The thea per register 310 toi vas builtat Bristow, Maine, of white osk I was sew celled, coppered and thoroughly overhauled about 18 | ince; 18 double decked, length 111 feet, breadth 27 feet, | between decked feet Givches, Hold i2 feet Guches. Avvlyts | THE lARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT Sapt. Ho rd. at Judd’s wharf, & R, ort SONCE Al BC E ) eee GOYD & HINCKEN, 9 Touts Buildings, COND BE kaites Fe eke se 030 Lwre 83 Wall street OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO , ¢ No. 50 Wallstreet, opposite the Exchange. 'JHIS COMPANY continue’ to insure against loss and da- mage by fire on goods, wares aud merchandise, and FT HE subscriber would respectiully iiform such persons as | A are desirous of engaging rooms during the ensuing winter, | for the purpose of Balls, Coucerts, Lectures aud Public Meet: | gs, that there is now erecting du the premises of Brookyu den, a large and commodious bui’ding to ke devoted exclu- the new Saninlle, Gallo- Am em pades, the Waltz Polka, tHE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE und all styles of Waltzes. Among 18 Will be formed for her yu- FFICE No. 61 (late 49) Wall street, continues to insure | Boarding Schools. Cotillion P inst loss or damage by Fire dwellings, warehouses,and | pils excrusively. ; P other buildin Also, on Household Furniture, Merchan | fersous who are desitours of becoming pupils, will please | dize, &e., a8 tofure. | apply to M He P. D., as above. <0 Imre | meer gh SOHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP. ‘Waki it Prana pan peaeritt, | CAOUGHS AND COLDS geuerally ar the forerunners of John Brouwer James McBride, John Moorhead, Stanton Beebe, Conrumption. ‘Ihe only remedy now known, that will Joseph Keraochan, Daniel Ayres, positively care the consumption in its incipient o i Hary W. Hills, Charles NS; Rowland, stage, 1s Seheok’s Pulmonic Syrup. It removes Robert J. Dillon, Nothaniel L. Griswold,jr. fi sy hich, if lelt toremain, im} jomnas Nesmith, Russell Stubb; ; and ai incurable p | Robert Boorman, George Coggesiall, ’s Pulinonic Syrap has receutly succeeded in | Abel A. Low, Btephen Halt, | eur r), some of the worst cages of consumption | George Pomeroy, Joseph Gaillard, Jr. | of pers highest standing, « reference to whom will David Thomson, | cheerfully be given, on application at the office. After whet JOHN BROUWER, President. | has been done by this medicine, n doubt or detpair: | GOLD 8, SILLIMAN, Secretary. | others have been cured by Schenck’s ie Syrup, whose | Ronrxtd LON, Counseland Atfornev. a2 lio*m fo be edhe ‘ae ee remed i you I Te ; 7 pe cured by le SPORE CER a ce iene, 1e wis cOusitimption may be arrested of its v | terior, and the afflicted restored to perfecthealth. Ouly prin: cipal office for the sale of the wine Pulmonic Syrap, {Courtlaude street, where pumphieis, desesiptive of cousamp- Vion in ul its forms aud stages, may be had gratuitously nl st*me THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital 000 Dollars. OFFICE 4) FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. TPHIS COMPANY continues to Insure against Joss or da- mage by Fire on their asual favorable certas. All claims ited to this company for losses by the late disastrous fire I ly entire. Neen tui ey syne AMATEN, Previdee 86 Imis rre B.C, FIN, ty KN DODW twill ¢ e a Private Dancing AEN DOD WORTH wr “tal Broome atrect, on Mou ‘during the season, every Monday, Gy, Cet, Sh, to comtiuns, Serimiay at BF. M. Yor Ladies, No boys jowed to wait on customers. sale or applied by an experienced person. WM. WATSON, Chemist and Fharmacenti from A. Garden's, #90 Im*r ‘T2 Oxford street, London. _ | GOODYEAK’s FATENT METALLIC RUBBER OVER SHOES. W ARRANTED not to stiffen or soften under any degree f | ness oF price, colt or in_article unequalled tor durability, neat- = in poet oo, pastable for the city or | ‘ i ties county trade, aad sa small quanti ‘avo. BEECHER, 100 Brondway. au28 2in*m_ Norn TET ety MACHINE BELTING GOODYF AR’S PATENT METALLIC RUBBER MACHINE BELTING, of grest strength and durability, ean i Gentiemen. For terms, Sc. apply as above. ANTS al hima el mupiieess eeralleh Veaetarees | “nt iattre prance TM sss, and is superior to itin many te. | “FW TONNE & CO, Produce and Flour Merchant, 1a J « Broad street Oi ec JAMES RK. KEELER® CO., Batter, Cheese and Lard, 109 way. | oS Poventreet. oS ee u Belts ot given leugths and thiekness made to order. nad tevFen , ee Baus! BAGST *| Sasso t Com, Wheat. SOF LET A erkce bere socstantiy “oor ant aad for lots to suit purchasers, to on | ¢ by od) Iwime BMBROIDERING BRALD. NE cave assorted Silk Sor or Embroider ust received per packet ehip, ie pa! Sy : fur wae ) VARET, 19 William « Old ‘tip, . Mr. Silsbee; et cee tk i Doges opeu at 7. Heiformance to commence at 7 _B—Kor 8 t a unrivalled Delinestor of : | place, applyrus above. ne ee waintne duced Prices (25 ceuts.) See the small bille, nl Sere JAMES VIRTUE, Gardener and Florist. corner of ALHAMIRA, Broadway and 22d st, formerly corner of 15th st. and 5th | No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) avgaue, has on hand,” Alianthus, andl! kinds ‘of orna- | meutal Trees, suitable for streets or pleasure g ounds. Positively the Last Week! at ice, ech adamied fon che chayeest Shrubs, Herbaciows — Of the Engagement of Palmo's Ethiopian Opera Company. Greeuhorse " reat variety. | \WPONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Eveni |” A’quantty of super eruit Bearing Vines, | ‘Nov. 3d, ith aud Sth, will be perlormed, by pariculst (Gardens laid out and kept by the season. All kinds of Garden | Jgsire,) ths popular yperauie burle=nue, entice | Work done on the most reasonable term: | } SUM: AM-BULLOLEG aoe and Palas: gear the Founded ou the erlebrated opera La Sounambula. | store of Me mil geooesdte. | Toconelude with the melley trarestie of the gems of Balfe’s Bohemian | id mae a Fags nec ey wise ave On Thnredey, next will be produced a burlesque on L} BAY . B=. it 0! ’ Furs. on a ~ = ent G. KNOX, 110 Fulton street, | CHESNUT STREET THVATRE- 027 Im*eod r between William and Nasean streets. PHILADELPHIA. | ONE @ REBROWN & CO. nC W. E. Buatow Lesere ap Manacen | Sh. ONE Ree PEON CO: ire Chat LAST NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF Mr. AND Mrs. C. KEAN’? ‘ountess, Colon, . Si ee eis: | OPENING of the NATIONAL UNION CIRCUS Pe hemi Gine dines tek etnias, kee (Late Richiond Hill) now Richmond Theatre, Likewise Boya Calf Boots and Shoes, Misses aad Children | Corner of Varick and Chariton ats. do, all Kinds and eclors, our own manufacture; also the best of | The doors will opew at half puat 6, performance commence at 7 ‘rench ‘soods,and warrauted the best and cheap as the cheapest Admission—Dres: @ ceuts; 2d and. 2d Circles, 25 av 367 Brondway coruer Fiaudklin street. Westrian Director, i |G, Oct. 29, the performavces will which, Horsem: n- Horseman- Exercises by Mad Guillen, aGreat Variety of Piyeleto conclude’ with the. Farce of the GERMAN FAR A complete Programme and the Performers’ names will be ~ oh = nae MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS pine OF PACKETS, | : ‘Vhe taleut already eugaged will fully meet the expectations ts. i. Marks, Leader of the Orchestra. By permission of No. 35. A. Broadway; Geo. Whir- ‘#8 Canal st.; and’ at the door on the evening of perform- e and Gentle- nies of his high- a series of experiments in Che- rik JOHNCLARKE, | _ ost utme noha! Shipwright, 908 Fees street. NOW EXHIBITING, (for « short time only) at the Koome Se FOR SALE, FRIGaT OR CHARTER —The | IN ofthe National Academy of Desun, comer of Broadway | very fast suiting packet ship LOUISVILLE, 513 tous, | and street, De Kuyper's celebrated statue (in marble) | carries 1500 bales New Orleans CBiton; was’ built in| entislew : iu, ci swith live oak aud locust top; newly coppercd and | "LA SORTIE DU BAIN,” (Coming from the Bath.) patent felted. Has handsome accommodations for 2 passen- | This exquisite and refined work, which has been pronounced cers. Apply to g. K COLLINS & CO. | byaall who have seeu it to be the chef @auvre of modera art, 030 i Sovth street, | and which has attraced crowds of admirers jy Earope, fs Dp en brought to this country at xreat cost and risk, aud is wow | kLUC DIOKLEANS, bur. | coufdeutly opened for the itapection of the lovers of this sub- i ation On Veste! i | to such to bi leted by the 25th Octover, | ssninst Loos Dypiniand navigation, on vessels and their cargces. | 1515.7 and ue uudersingued will eudeavor (0 Tender {tthe best Thomas W. Thorne, Elisha Riggs, and wost convenient of any room in this city, The Ball Room | Thomas T. Weparuit, ‘Anson Baker, will haye a spring fluor, coustructed ou the most approved B. R. Robson, M. D. Joseph Drake, ers inoderate. ‘Thomsoa Price,” Jory Allen, * JW. VAN PEL. Moses Tucker, James E. Holmes, DANCING ACALEMY. aie Soph Moore, 14 Leonanp Saget, West Side of Broadway. Caleb G. Ti Thomas Morrell, | MUELE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of in- Francis 2, Sage, BE: ‘Bogart, | forming the public that she has opened her cl Sohn C. Merritt witghers Smut: | Row ready to receive pupils: Mlle. 2; D PRE IR So i tag oo et all he nrewrest andl most taahicniaite ‘Dancos now ia nes | (Hence, up to Se, luded to an extra session of Congress. **** Assuch annunciations are only calculated, &c.—we deem it best, ‘once, to contradict the ?— Onion, 6, “a letter from Was! tom says py of the Globe contract has not yet appeared in print,” &e.— Balt. Pat. A fable.—It is ridiculous to suppose that such rangement could form any part of the contract. thing is almost too trifling even to be cont Union, May 7. an are The CHAPTER III. a war on oa Letter oe: e ceable sort of a man w Ravhito (pk and then he “was Nell Hen Hare ion of Davy Crockett. jake no war on the letter writers from Wash their word than their abuse. We would rather have their wishes than provoke their resentment. Many of 5 are men of ingenuity, who make all the use they can all the materials which are afloat in the city, but the misfortune is, théy make too much use of them,” &c., (to the extent of half a column.]—Union, May 29. CHAPTER IV. Father Ritchie stops “that colt.” “« And every one cried stop that colt As loud as they could dawl.” [Jehn mre peecoaag “ Wife, can you let me have our new breec! gee: ‘Old Story. “ i ion, for we are many.” My agpe.in legion {New Pestaiiad, 4 idle ip was circ in our streets, Sorceentan ara of the city, may ed big f “8. Mag- | (stranger as we are within eee len perme | BA O@hitiasdas on eae isting, | C etnot still begin to call them ur streets’) that there | THE LADIES. | i WH ees was a called cabinet t to consult about a call- | D M M. olen Sop Ray cheno Pp ke ¥, AKC: waren ‘- aden pe spn of Ce " * We thought it our Street, having Leen, by ths Committee ol the la ELPHIA. ret aton or Ep Co oy eng e ooathd F fared entitled to the Medal STAGE MANAOER.....+.-00+--seeese0-MR. H, E, Stevens | duty to investigate the nd this asia EES OEM od as we anticipated, nothing but grssip—‘such stuf! as dreams are made of.’ As itis possible, however, that our ‘legion’ of friends (the letter writers) may seize upon the rumor, to circulate it to the four winds of heaven, we have thought it best to ‘stop that colt’ at once.”— Union, May 30. CHAPTER V. For 37 read 7. “Removars sy THe Wxo.esate.—A private letter from Wash yn says there were as many as thirty- seven removals from the various offices at Washington, on Saturday and Monday.”—New Fork Herald of Setur- day. uy tion. For 37 read7. And this is about fee ‘wlole amount, as we undersiand”—Unton, June 9. ‘This “grose exaggeration” having been traced ate Norfolk "Herald some sparring followed be- tween the New York Herald editor and the o1 lb in which Father Ritchne at last knocked under. CHAPTER VI. . = 1 isposition to “hang his name on hagieet 3 from three to five dollars. “And that you be taken thence to the place of execu- ‘atimere FRENCH & EVERETT, 73 Maiden lane. ____ FESTIVAL CONCERT, — | tion, and there hanged by the neck till you are dead. RIN ea INCH BOOTS FOR $150 c TY MADE U. hig as the plsseare to announce that he will give rr = me have mercy upon your soul.”—Sentence —foret c to those. to Js of the Court. 4 in other stores for $51 five French Anperial dress Boots | 42 yy, MONDAY EVENING, 10th November, | "The public may form some opinion of the reckless made to order for $4 50, equal to those made in other | BROADWAY TABERNACLY. character of many of the letter writers from this city, YOUNG EB FON ES a warauted, to give satisfaction, at | O. which occasion he will be assisted by the Members of the | from the following dashing specimen of a scribbler in YOUNG { JONES’ reach Imperial Boot and Shoe Minu- | Phimarmouieand New York Sacred susie socicteseand one | the Baltimore Patviet. It really seems to us the writer cncablinimoncn fa this city. Gentlesnen thet are in want of | Soeved their services; the. whole foraisg’ at neerot Varal | a ineimorent what be says, provided he has tormelhing ’e sdiing them of us.” Blending. ah done iathe gare. Cnt 7 | ad lustiamontal tient uever before presented atu Coucest iu | £h2 gipver ax'a warning for others Union, June 26. et . " ; ; | ; sian! WM. M: YOUNG EH. BONES, | Alperica. 8 td : CHAPTER VIT. Father Ritchie charges the letter writer for the Express an eves-dropper. as see. “ Bancroft you ere a deep water, and when green i to “| shan’t breathe it to a living soul.’ ee ota Tea- drinker: “It was an intellectual effort, which still excites our wonder, and B ped this gentleman- ly eves-dropper would seriously hold us up as charging e orator with being a ‘humbug.’ ”— Union, Juty 6. CHAPTER VIII. Father Ritchie turns undertaker, and charges the New York Herald correspondent with @ want of refinemens. “The fact is, if a manis genteel, and has on a suit of harness, he can ring in any where.—Beau Hick- man. “A Washington correspondent of the New York Herald (July 3) speaks of a rumor heareabout in this city, (the 49tn parallel compromise.) We unde: to affirm that no such a rangement has been effected. “The same letter asserts that we are opposed to the (Bancroft’s oration,) os w, ‘from narrow and antiquated views,un- wort y or ne of the present age.’ We undertake to hat the statement is as desitute of truth as his lan- —Union, July 8, CHAPTER IX. Father Ritchie is a little excited. “How now, what’s the matter, my old friend Grumio, and my good friend Petruchio?” Shakspeare “The Washington correspondent of the last New York Herald presents so many whispers and legends, which are so flagrantly and shamelessly false upon their very fi to make them unworthy of serions co! . IC t relating to the stockholders inthe Union. * * * * * The scribblers who originate these ridiculous tales had better go upon the streets of Washington and work for their honest bread, instead of prostituting their telents in the fabrication of such monstrous fables.— Union, July 11. CHAPTER X. Father Ritchie makes a suggestion. “We respectfully submit to the Charles Mercury, whether such ‘bald, disjointed chat,’ as its Washington correspondent of the 1ith July furnishes, is worthy of its columns, &c.”—Union, July 14. CHAPTER XI. Father Ritchie charges the New York Herald with being « re Eisréamer, half horse, half “| tell you, stranger, @ screamer, s alligator, with a sprinkle of the steamboat.”—Nimrod Wudyire. ; i | Father Ritehte ae the Larter i bao baer | respondent as to the year rule ot rotation, an then says: “The readers of the New Fork Herald and some other whig parers will soon learn to ap- | preeiate the credit which is due to their reports | trom Washington.” CHAPTER XII. | Father Ritchie egain cautions the Charleston Mercury, and | | hauls up a New York paper. prithee take "ny fingers from my throat.” is given to lying.” —Shaks. “Wo would again respectfully advise the Charleston Mercury to caution its Washington correspondent little _misrepresentations or hasty mistakes.”—Union, July 19. There seems to be no end to the fables put forth by “y “ How this world ii the whig press and its correspondents. For example, a correspondent of a New York paper s that ‘ Mr. Bu- chanan will certainly resign,’ ” &c.—Ibid. ember 15, the organ seems to have had an interval of comparative repose from the scribblers at Washington, many of them being off to the Springs. Inthe paper of the ues the organ | sets three or four letter-writers straight on the subject of the tariff, and the movements of Gen. Gaines. Snape’ CHAPTER XT. | Sai | to ich dole out of South Caroli CHAPTER XIII. The Kane Latter” in—Father Ritchie rempant. “ You are thought het tebe the most senseless and ft man for the constable of the watch; therefore, bear you the lantern: this ie your Racrigh Rha! shall comprehend ym men; you are to ‘any man in the pri —Dogherry. Serv. 27.—Pather Ritchie devotes a long anathe- ma, equal to the curse of Obadiah, against the let~ ter-writer for the leston Mercury, abor in such tropes and metaphors as these: “Swiss sertb- | bler"—“Bemnett’s Herald”—“‘ hireling cerrespon- dent”—“J. W. Webb's waig Courier” —“‘staim our pon, = Aaa Rb stoop to SB gue”—"falae tm all ite parts”’—-“*basely fulse”—“gross inisrepreséptations’ —=“Gyril V. Grey” "an onglishynau”- ‘three or four years”—“‘never veel naturalized” —“a strag- ing Englishinan”—“hised writer of lewers”— ae of the city,” &e. CHAPTER me sis "a vy Ritehie seizes the occase “ teach tte puniatur pro codem delicio.” No man should be punished twice for the same crime. “And it was thought best to take it as quietly a8 possi, ble.” Dr, Johnson. In noticing the card of W. J. Brown, in answer