The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1845, Page 3

from the appearance of things at present, the canals will probably be navigable as late in the season, this year, as last. It would be a very gratifying thing, to realize a revenue from our canals this year, of three mil- Hions of dollars. It would only require a little more than one week later navigation,to accomplish such a desirable result. It is anticipated that the revenue of our canals will be seriously affected by the completion of the Erie railroad ; but, in our opinion, these fears are without foundation. The immense receipts from our canals, are rapidly reducing the public debt, and before the comple" tion of the Erie railroad, the State will be able to make a Very great reduction in the tariff of tolls. In fact, we are under the impression that the canal would lose very little mm} of the carrying trade between tide water and Lake Erie | the Con: fession and tiorrid Exec Long and Granville Young, for th even at the presemt rates of toll. Early in the season, the canal revenues were small, compared with last year, and it was not until prices for breadstufts advanced in the seaport markets, that the re" ceipts exhibited any increase. This, with the actual and speculative demand for flour, kc. from foreign mar. kets, have mn such an impetus to the shipments of these articles from the interior, that nearly every thing on the canals that would float, has been put into requi’ sition for the transportation of produce to tide water.— The revenue of tho State from tolls does not cease with the closing of the canals this year. Freight transported by the railroads on the line of the canal, pays toll the same as though it wascarried on the canals. This wil! probably'swell the revenue of the State to more than $3,000,000, even should the canals close earlier than last year. The forwarders of the interior will, if the advi- ces from Europe continue bad in relation to the harvests» not stop at any additional freight on flour, but urge eve- ry barrel through possible to be obtained. The river craft will, without doubt, be actively engaged in trans- porting produce from Albany and Troy, so long as the river remains open. The Western Railroad Company have more freight to transport than they have cars to carry. Their depots at Groenbush are crammed full of flour, beef, pork, salt, lumber, &2., and the enormous trains of freight cars leav. ing every morning for the east, do not seem to relieve the pressure in the least. ‘Trains of sixty and seventy freight cars, with four to seven engines, carrying from five to seven hundred tons of merchandise, leave daily. The quantity of freight offering is so great, that the company have increased the rate to thirty-three cents a barrel on flour. About two thirds of the business of this company is the transportation of freight, as will be seen by the annexed statement of receipts for the week end- ing November 15th, 1844 and ’45. The increase for the week this year is nearly two thousand dollars, compared with the corresponding week last :— Wi Week ending Nov. Whe” SA Roan. 185, Ine. Passengers 5,167 gat Freights, &e, 125515 79 Total..... 3 Nett gain previously sinee J iP yee wie ‘Total gain from Jan. 1st to Nov. 15th, 1845, $51,279 The receipts for freight alone are about two thousand dollars per week. The annexed condensed statement of the banks of this State, shows the aggregate movement of these institu. tions, at four different periods. The operations of the banks on the first day of August, were less than at any period since the first of November, 1843. ‘The expansion since has been very large. Banas of rue State oy New Yorx. Resowrees. Noor St, hug a lug. Nov. 64,024,748 69,164,861 4,447,822 4,157,716 1,706,696 1,457,858 3,585,771 4,081, g 3,645,684 ‘3,772,037 HM 3,199,675 3,181,746 11,665,311 10,800,616 10,962,822 otber than loans... Dug from Brokat hg: other than Bank fund... 20 "* 310.160 68,790 33,298 457,888 363,278 244,477 236,268 408,199 425,584 = $111 614,782 117,962,775 113,120,266 120,401,997 43,369,152 43,449,005 43,063,627 42,845,428 5 4,06.,233 4,606,006 5,018,043 5,227,990 1,437,996 929,295 881.4 17,535,115 20,493,965 €01,601 1,231,240 a, Due the Stat Canal fand Depositos “ah 922 9,674,171 2,340, 002, 64 505,270 $16,105 583,416 = 585.011 $11,614,722 117,362,775 113,120,266 120,401,997 | These returns cover a period of two years, and the amount, on the Ist inst., was three millions more than at any time within that period, and more than seven millions reat@ than on the Ist of the August previous. The Neading items in the returns for the last two quarters, compare as follows: Banks of THE State or New Yorx—Leapina Feature’ JOMPARED. 1845——— 1. Nov.1. — Ince, Dec’e. 74,780,435 4,601,169 = 10,962,822 162,206 G4 eposites Due ro Bakes. Due Canal Fund Tt will be seen that there has been an tue important items, particularly in discounts, deposits’ and circulation. + There has been an increase in the line of discounts within the past two years—since November, 1843—of nearly sixteen millions of dollars ; an increase in circu” lation, in the same time, of $4,162,268 ; and an increase in deposits of $4,384,831, Within the last quarter, the increase has been nearly as large as for the past two years. Wo have repeatedly stated that the banks of this State, wero steadily expanding their movements. Their returns confirm our statements, and show that the cur. rency is increasing so rapidly, that it must soon become much depreciated. While the discounts, deposits, and | cirenlation have increased so largely, the specie on hand has been rapidly and steadily diminishing. Since November, 1843, it has decreased $2,616,244. There have been great fluctuations in the specie in the vaults of the banks, from quarter to quarter. On the Ist of February, 1845, the specie on band amount- ed to only $6,998,236; it increased up to August Let, and from that time to the Ist instant, decreased $24,982 — ‘Tie increase in discounts and circulation, within the last quarter, has been confined principally to the coun- try banks, while the increase in deposites has been in the banks of the city. The banking capital of the State was Jess onthe Ist instant than in any previous quarter this year. The expansion in the aggregate movement of the banks of New York, will, without doubt, be followed by onding movement in the banks of other States, ars will suffice to give us a currency as ex- panded as ever heretofore experienced, and an inflation of eredits equal to any ever before reached. Old Stock Exchang: 1sg00 U Bee, 08 86011150 she L Island RR 5 lo f 0 90 111100 13000 U 855% 103 amg wee oss 5000, do coup 103 0 do ‘b90 75! {ooo Tennessee ss ‘KS 30 bi 73 lo 2000 Illinois Spel 3 SoMalemRR ="? GN 1000 jo wy 5 do aig 5000 Penn 5s m% 50 do 50 6814 1000 Reading RR Bds 70% 50 do bém 70 20 shas East River Ins 25° 15 Mohawk RR. 58 50 Morris Canal = bnw 125 Nor & Wore RR 4) Fd 530 2344 3 ge 4 wis 50 do 60 % do 33084 50 Farmers’ Trust 60 % do 130 84 lle we lis Hip Stonitgton RAR lo ing 150 do vi 50 re ‘b60 a 100 Ohio L & Trust 3% do a 50 Canton Co 810 434 25 Ere RR ope 70 5 do bI0 % do pke 70 3 io 0 do opm 70% 50 Reading RR ae eg ie ds {00 Wiltsington RR $3 i do 190 368% eae 3s arent Second Board. sn 5s 1 ; Souhas Wita RR ogo sg BH Ulnd RR 19 150 0, b90 53) be 75 50 Nor & Wore RR b10 Se 40 Morns ‘Canal 10 23 lo 40 East Boston 16% - x New Stock ee 10 Ohio 6s, "60 15 % Sion ft Boel de ban (7% 7 thas Nor & Wor ae 250shs Vicksburg Bk c 8g 25 do b20 asi 25. A Trust We 5 do ce 8 25 Canton Cv 60 454 25 L Island RR slo 75 ae Hi a Sa i s Staten RR ao mh BNorkWoreRRaw BY i dp a Bs io 2 8 HM 3 do 9 75% Died, On the 19th instant, of short ard severe illness, Ver: | vena, the only surviving daughter of ‘ in Dobbs, aed ¢ ears end'S month anes ete ‘The friends of the family and those of hi J. Vookling are respectfully rend ‘the. tune? ial, this (Friday) Q1st instant, at 9 o'clock, from the reg, ple] her father, 473 Houston, corner of Greene street. On Thursday the 20th instant, Manoaner Ri yi of John Reynolds, aged 29 years, 5 months end 24 days. jer friends and relatives aro respectfully invited to at- ond her fungral, this (Friday) afternoon, at's o'clock, from her late residence, 123 Amos street, without any the Moth Sestent, Miss Canotine A, TEES place thts mo residence; corner of Bedfoi | Avent, Brooklyn, L. I. further invitation. On WS or! Sraca, in the 271 The funeral will from her late AMUSEMENTS. ao GERMAN OPERATIC COMPANY, AT PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, Chambers Street. mencing at 10 0 No. 434 casesand lots end French Toys and Fs aven ke, be, eet! nat We ‘Translator and Librarian United States; Author of a Memoir, Histoi 01 the Northwest Coast of Ni by direction of the Const oft d, Corrected and Enlarged. NEW YORK: D. Appleton & Co., 200 Broadway. a 5. PHILADELPHIA: jeorge 8. Appleton, nal Iwre GEOLOGY—NATURAL HISTORY. byt ae & PUTNAM, Broadway, AVE ON SALE—ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY of Schools and Colleges by W. 5. W. Navy, &c., illustrated by 300 en- er’s First Books of Natural History con- ed scientific men, in every section of the ‘ed States, to be the best series of elemextary works ever for th Ruselienverger,, ss by distir red to the public Orders promptly supplied as shore eadty eel n2l 6weod*re _ No. 9 North Fourth street, Philadelphia. Outs ANRICH, Jemalen ae a . + 68 Chat we | speetulls informs she leadice sad Gon emer athe ° it that ment not b sortment of Si! entlemen w! ne iL it're iP HE PERIN TEA SOMPAN a te have enesotished aa whieh will be un well kuown tea deal Hew eatabiehinent ill'be opened on at N be: Teas and Colt nal Stre nal Stre +1GNOR PALMO, and the Manager of the German Operatic the to inform the patrous aud sup- the German Ladies end beginning of December REISCHUTZ, Lo webe, in 7e Acts, in asi as Soh Betta stthgereny eats” with new am ee ‘ardsts are to be the performers:— AM OTTO, Prima Donna, ‘MSLE. KORSINSKI; Compri Nise LOUtSA HAM aceh ke. viz:—200 lots assorted es and wooden-jointed Dolls, of all + Violing and Bows, Flutes, | Fites, Trumpets, &c. lates T TRIAL FOR Soreeny OF THE 8UM OF IE NATIONAL POLICE, G. Hae lags November 224, will ‘Toys, and 100 eases do in ts Jeatlemen, that they will opea on |AZETTE, of Saturday next, with the German Contain, among other inter- a Lis if the Fel ). 3—Lil Faparnee hives. of the Felous,”” No. 3—Life of James and Chrs. of the Birmingham Pi 4 Musical Instruments, ions, Harmouicas, Dru iven in Amsterdam , Spectacles, Telescopes, &e. splendid Scenery, Aisa, Cauley, viz; Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Ra- 100 cases Valuable Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks ject 35 pages of new | .N, Seconda Donna. be nd th ER, Fist Tenor, retail'dealers are directed (0 | athe Hoyel ‘Theatres, UCTION NOTICE—-GOLD Platt has, (in his exte: German ae to ‘ion of Johwand Aaron for the receat murder of Colon el rt. gtuther Particulars relative to itestell, Costello aud others, Facts relative to John B. Gough, Mr. Rowley, &c. Pickpockets for the South, z ‘The ning Power— Murdera— Robberies— Burglaries, HES—-Jacob 8 indred lots of Far- | street,) an iovoice of Basso. ‘Mr, SCNIPF, Comic Basso. tra, Cormpored of Mt Musicians, Professors. PTL oe see. +> Leader of G. Maestroes at the Piano Forte. Mi ‘ablished and for sale at No. 27 Centre street, New York— and by Burgess, Stringer & Co. Gei Broadway—Zeiber & Co. and Col dail principal News Offices in Price $2 per annum, or five cents per single copy. nts, tA A.C. TUTT! jon A Acrience, Filed. ALE OF RICH joston, Baltimore, Albauy, ich Ormolu, iBronze Season Tickets for 24 Kepresental of several egtensire and useful house furoishing at 10 o’elock, at the large oward and Grand str-eta— f heavy plated Castors with cut bottles, rich silver ake Buskets, Beef Steak Candlesticks, do Branches, plated Tea fee sets, Buiter Coolers, heav: ed to 28 inches, ‘Tea aud Cuffee ye Plated stands, i arcietes, on Wednes a. California. and othe: North Americas iew ocuments as Proofs and Illustrations kY ROBERT GREENHOW, to. the Department of State of the jc published in 1810, IN an ries on the North-West Coast id by a Geo, unber of 445 Broadway, between ie es Se . . . cts. Pit and Gallery, 1234 ¢1 17, Books open for subscriptions ‘sud’ to'scuie aebts, every rats cag om 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. PARK THEATRE. MR. F. GARDINER GS most respectfully to announce to the public of New k, aud his (riends generally, that his Benefit will take ni Friday, November 21st, On which occasion he trusts the entertainments will be such as to merit their kind patronage. | ‘The performance will comm LUCY OF LAMMERMOOR. Dishes with covers, Ts Sugar Bowls wi Toast Hacks, ke. Octagon, Gothic Vieto- tnd Waiters, of every jake Baskets, Card Plates, ‘ax super and rich Ormo.u, Bronze and cut , for 2, 4,6 and 8 lights, various new patterns with heavy Consisting of rich Cut Glass, Ormol Various sizes and patterns, ail in order. | Tumblers, Wines, Go- emouades, Decanters, Water Bottles, | st which are rich lecoration, Bread and (i Ouindoles—auch 3 ence with Donizetti's Grand and of P with Musical Farce of iE WATERMAN. vas: Mr. F. Gardener, ‘The Joliy Young Waterman,” Farewell, my trim built wherry,” and The Bay of Bucay Oh.” sets, Dixon & Sons. Britannia Ware, rnaments, Papier Mache goods, Stec gant Chinese Fancy Goods, nd in perfect order for examination the day pre- Fire Sets, &e te, Also, an myoice of rich and the whole of recent importation! Catalogues and goods ready ah OLE BULL, N grateta} compliance with the merous lies ant rentlemen of CONCER’ ‘Terms cash in city funds. MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAIL ROAD BONDS, DATED IN 1887 AND 1842. OTICE is hereby given, that the interest due and N on theabore bonds on the Ist of December Doid at the Mechanics? Bank presentation of the coupons Signed, - any, November i3th, 1845. STRAW BOARDS. Tons Straw Boards of th — TO THE PUBLIC. GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. WARRANT them all to be as represented, or the money nded. MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. versally approved and admired article, free from ar- |, and other destructive mate- | renders it beautifully t rauce of the flowers.— r washed with this Extract soon becomes i and luxnriant in its growth; and it will positive ids by its use, and hair that has been m: turning grey or falling out, by the use of s | |mproper preparations, will soon b red to y aT THE TABERNACLE, On Wednesday, tne 26th Instant. It will be his Last Public A: country, with a heart aud frie. dship shown him e1 is willing to sell great bargains, and t! in the city of New York, on the found an arance before he tment of rich Jewelry which cau- paned th Jewelry of every description aud latest style. Al ‘are, of every variety. chasing resents forthe coin ir advantage to ¢ vi jemelves that at this establishment will be found Broadwey os ay ¥ st Spey ery stress prices. bli ra A: having been but six years establis the coufidence of the numerous custarmers space of time, will couvi ia ner g advertisement. ISTER, Jr., Be a TER, Jr. jecretary. intend CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. lolidays, will find it to } GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM. fe Saloon, and Galleries of the Philadelphia Muse- wun wal be handsomely. decorated and ted ‘up, forthe | therein during the Christmas Holidays, a | Ere jeand Bazsar forthe sale and exhibition of usefal and fauicy | THIS EVENING! les. ‘The Saloon will be divided into com be let to Storekeepers, Tradesmen, an posedto have auxiliary establishments 4 Goods, Faucy Goods, Books, Music, Stationery, Confectiona- ally enlivened by a full and eff. | the following qualifieations over all ot cient baud of music, whilst other aad varied entertainments th , feom time to time be introduced; mn fact nothin it render it what it is designed to be, emp the "Lion of the Holidays,” None will be adinitied as deat- ers but such as will vie with others in the variety and display ince the public that LOUIS ANRI a Jeweller, 68 Chatham st. » of New York, respect- je the Citizens of Brooklyn, that they cy at 196 Fulton street, in re ormerly of 6734 Fulte ments, which will others, who feel dis- for the sale of Dry ‘ednesday, the 26th of t'nt, with a large and verv cl fees, which will defy competiti GINSENG-s Bags Ohio, D & HINCKEN, No.9 Tontine Buildings. PEcoon OOT—4 Bags Yellow Pecoon Root, for sale by BOYD & HINCKEN, jo. 9 Tontine Buildings. a large quan ity of Itina preservative agi f the skin oa the hea ing off of the hair and tur immed ate extract of some r, endowed with Properties so highly ‘The Bazaar will aiid evening wail Persons desirous of plication between the 1 on Monday ,Dec. 224, and continue day dandraff—and for pre- procuring stands will please make ap- hours of two and five o'clock, t | the office of the Museum, where a plan ofthe arrangement may | beseenandany further informa'jon obtained, rk dealers desirous of competing with their neigh- OR SAL. In lots to suit shasers, isuperior Welsh Slates, of various size plants salotary for the h cleansing that it di ae and South street. erspiration, and of the dry and STAINED GLASS, ‘VaRious sizes and colors, cqgetantly ‘on hand and for sale by HOOSE & VIETOR, n20_Imme ces of the highest biti derate, and al operations warranted GUN AND LOCK SMITH. L ROSE, Gan Smith, late of Catharine street, has removed j¢ to No. 139 C) t Market street. Guns made | Sa Locks repaired, Keys fitted and Bells hung. cs iladelphia can have an opportunity to Jo so by ma- mneree This wudertaking, so novel in its ‘and most splendid room in the ‘pose, cannot fail to be profitable toall who cation must be made at an early period in e an apartment or a stand. clLoUS DRILL ROOMS. TO MILITARY MEN. UBSCRIBER havin “American Eagle 8 Christie streets, be ies, to the new an Roo! king application as loss and softness, and an mn character, and in tl NB perfume, > VIDENCE. Nature is an inexhaustible mine, in wl study will always find room to excavat roduces all that man call: ’ etter, Perhaps, to nam For sale, wholes gives to ble and vivifyiny Pearl street, np stairs. DENTISTRY. D3:3,9. BLANKMAN, Dentist, 1is © York, late of Virginia, offers his profes the public. Persons if upon so ornamental and usefal au aj rly attended to, are requested to Who are desirous of hat Perfumer and Chemist, lat his office, whe and by my agents :—J. B-Uasquemed, No Mad “erm ho if Areault, Lafayette Bazaar ‘Will 1d William streets. Premiums awarded at the Franklin Institute. ENTLEMEN OF PHILADLPHIA——M: AMBROSIAL ROSE AND OND CREAMS, defy a comparison in Ai by 75 feet, and are ackno’ rooms iu the United States, with very lofty cetli G | Livery Department. TO THE LADIES! TO THE LADIES!!! f cast off or superfluous Clothing - Gentlemen, ) can obtain 3 by sending for the subscriber, at uane street, basement 8. M. P. 8.~ A letter through the Post Office, or Punctually attended to. -4 to dis} h | made known b: lication at the . | nade known by applicttn DALL SMITH, Proprietor. Horses takén on livery, will. receive the best of care and at- teution from experienced grooms. Wigons, Haress, &e., on storage or sale, HOVER’S FIRST PREMIUM WRITING INK. Hi attention of the public is respactfully called to the fol- which wiil show who h Writing Inks at the son will use any other after | the best, the very best. ask any more to convince you. For sale wholesale and retail, at 2 ADIES having any JULES HAVEL’S Perfamery and Chemical Store, Third street, Philadel ph +, 149 and 151 Broadway; A. and by my agents:—J. B, Jaq Artecait: Lelayetio Bestar AST PREMIUM T FRESH BORDEAUX PRUNES, a NOW, LANDING from the barque Eperv ier, an invoice of fresh Bordeaux Prunes, in elegant fancy cartoons—for sale JOHN DURAND &CO,, 107 Cedar street. in lets to suit purchasers, “A n19 3tistm “corner of Cedar ard William streets- Premiums awarded at the Franklin Institute. THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE C New Yoru, November 10, 1845. | Geonoe F. Nusairt, Esq.: Dear dir—In rept First fremiuin for Ink, | iting who has received the y from TEETH! TEETH! (Piers inserted without pain, and warranted good as the yr biting aud mastication. natural ones, fo1 A complete double set of best mineral Teeth on fine gold plates, A.set of best mineral Teeth, on fine gold . for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmos} ‘901 ‘Writing luk, Diploma. George F: Nesbitt, comer ent. N W. CHAMBERS, My is published, cont Asacreator and conservator of thet most distinguishing | you Lane Water streets charm of female loveliness, a. trang HAUEL’S Nymph Soap, ‘or Eau seid to exert an almost. it fair skin, JUL: mposed for the most | Cj fants; to the utter exolusionof al | ca ¢ is distinguished medicinall tremely bland, purifying and soothing action on th by acung onthe pores and ‘minute secretory veasels, impurities from the surface, ‘Comer of Wall and THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, ae eee feeth wi By Ur. JONES, comer of Cans (rance in Canal street ta #, sunburn, and other unsi 80 imimical, to female loveliness. B ‘anal street and Broadw a mu will change the most bilious’ complexion into one of DR. POWELL AND OPERATIVE SURGE the Eye and to all Jin o'clock, at his residence, 261 Broad Ophthalmia, Sto} Opacities, effectually te ROSIS treated with inveterate cases of STRAB AMAURO! street. BROADWAY, upper corner of Murray, re, awarded the Medal, four" ighest Honors,” at the Exhibition at delphia, respectively, for the best paratus ever exhibited. i rermium Cameras, Instructions, Plates, Cases, &c. forwarded to any desired point, er manufactory. nds and arms, it be irness which its continued use will hap- ce of youthful charm to the OCULIST stows a delicacy and ends to Diseases of pily protect, with e most advanced peri For sale, wholesale and retail, by lway, corner of Warren st. Tear Passage, Cataract and | Practical Chem attention and success. 6 South 1 US, or Squinting, cured in a few minutes. ARTIFICIAL EYES jnserted that can scarcely be dis- tinguished from the natural. ices and residence 261 Broadway—entrance 196 Warren street, Philadelphia. 0.415 Broadway; F, A. d_ 191 Broadway; A. | and by my agents:—J. B. Ja Lafayette Bazaar, d, 8. W. corner ot Cedar and Will Premium was awarded PISTOL GALLERY AND SPARRING SCHOOL. ‘UDSON jing returned from the South, « to his old friends and pupils, that hi home” at his new residence, 235 e oa ‘way, second floor, DR. CASTLE AND EDWA. 1S ] BROAD WAY-EXTRACT: I cheerfully comply with the request of Lieutenant lelutosh, to state that he was invalided ho iness and and discharges from the placed himself under the pro- New York, on his wa} feasjonal care of Drs. sisi treatment he regovered-hishearvany and bes Fettrned to ; ene". MeNEVIN, ACOUSTIC DROPS—A sure cure cure fo n his military duty. pains in and di A 809D opportunity sum of five dollars, (91x 0c ave,) in a handsome fashiona ni three years in. A Gree vy: TABLE LIQUID H tructions in the noble art | Brace Maxauns instantaneously their hair, without For changing red or gre eyebrows, &e to a brown, b! ‘he slightest evil cons from ite use—it 1s altogether is the only one sauetioned by to dye, in an indelible manner, the various a er orlinconvenience, and hus jastified the | confidence of the public. he will devote his tame in giving of Self-Defeuce. RDS, AURISTS. 4 te tome ere Open during the day and in the evening. equences need not be feared | 7 i i til the 1th December 4 dean oe the Offer ofthe Nev York and Harlem ital Rond , for the superstructure the science of chemist eure | ounty. Specifications | ‘Whue Plains, for Timber jon through Westchester Is a 1 be furnished at the office colors, without dam; liberal patronage «: Mblack is required, ask for box marked N. —Ask for ‘Jules Hauel’s Vegetable want the genuine article. fexale and retail, b F ULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemis, 3 if brown, box , sada e incipient deaf- anges from the eats, buzzings, or singing sounds, collections of hard wax, or vita tions of these organs. ‘A PIANO FORTE—TO BE RAFFLED. now offered to obtain for the small i Piano Forte, LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. HATS FOR $3,50. ON and after Wednesday, November 19th, the sul ber will be prepared to furnish Hats at the above price, superior to any ever before oferes tLe, reg poe j Liquid Hair Dye,” HARLEM RIVER HO(EL. 4 TO LET—From now until the first of May next, with years lease, with part of the The house is well furnished, and ; and, situated as itis, on the banks of d the termiuation of the Railroa ti reat place of business through the year. For terms, 3 PARTICULAR—MY DEPILA- TO, THE LaDies IN TORY POWDE! furniture for sale. to can be obtained by those dow an fatl operat it, by addressing a line to “Piano Forte,” at the office of er, which will be immediately attended to. has been found highly beneficial and of great use to ladies who have been afflicte with supertiaous hair, prineipally when its. growth has been co OST OR MISLAID—Blauvelt & Laton’s not the for One Htndved ond Boece dol ths, for One Hundred a1 ty | 60-100 i the Mechanics Bank, Newark; Watson & Snapiman favor of French Blanchard, dated New York at six months,for One Hundred ond Twele 50-100 dolls.. notes at the Mechani Payinent food lively Foxe: 00d, Jor Hotel, Park iw 1 Wi nal 2ghe A AGITUATION by a man eompetentof Color Mixin Ci and hasa general knowledge t arrived from Kugla.d eau see samples of his work at No 5 Gold street, side of the face, which will be moderate, enquire of the proprietor on the pre- mises, from 8 to 9 in the n.oruing, or from 3 to 5 in the evening. York, October 25th 1844, 1 | of any sharp instrnmentis entirely avoided, joved in five or ten minutes after its appliea- and the hair is rej @ small genteel family, part of house isting of two rooms, two bes \d basement room.— cea 9 A. M. and 5 P. . Apply to as cate &Co, rs position is infallible, and warranted to remove er numerous trials | have received ce: h eannot be contested. I at HAUEL’S DEPOT, it $225 per annum. ~ Possession on Ist ° ing been stopped, the public are cautioned against negociating the sam Ve. J. 8H. ¥ , New York, November, 115." <2 BUANCHARD NOVEL SPORT. A FOX CHASE. WANTED 10 HIRE—Some Twenty or Thirty good Fox Hounds. Also, will be purchased, some Ten or cates of success whic! For sale, wholesale aud by my agents: J.B. oe, see atime noes ie | Arteault, Lafayette Baz: welling is private, and not a boarding o1 ness and care may be depended on—su Terms moderate and Williams street Prem ums awarded at the F Chase to come off in this ie ensuing month. U7 (A liberal price will be given for good animals. nat GOLD BEATERS. WANTED—A Journeyman Gold Bester. ‘To a good and steady workman constant $poyment will be given. WM. BRADY, No. 80 North 6th street, Philadelphia. N'TION!.ALL WHO Di TH—My" unrivalled ROS! mar | hous the beginning .of tl iat | Att universally sought after for the CO. jand Emigrant Office, South street, New York. aise . JOH pearly whiteness itgives to the United States and at JULES HAUEL’S, Practical Chemist and Perfumer, 46 South Third street, Philadelphia. J.B, Jacquemod, Ne dway; FLA. jazaar, Nos. 149 and 151 Bi comer of Cedar and William streets. arded at the # ranklin Institute. WELDED IKON BOILER FLUES, but_not exceeding 1 tS iS HERDMAN, KEEN and from Great Bri he regalar Packet Shi The subscribers ia calling and the public generally to bringivg out passengers from the old countr oss of the House at its Branch. ‘Those sending for their triends will eee i> fh Arteault, Latayette Bi & Liverpool, A d Ireland (via Liverpool) old countrymen ei unequalled arrangements for beg to state that yerpool will ‘be Persons wishing icant, after this year the bi BY, A Resrect rk or be el ess of metal from 11 to It, wire gu hese are the only Tubes used hy the rs he great importance of thi eciude an unnecessary di loyed in this Line are wel class, commanded by men of experience; and as they the English and oats, and can be n of the emigrant. ‘The ships em- own to be the fist and largest WANLED, BLE GIRL, & situation to do house | ifrequired: Apply at 3 Suffol PROSSER, 6 Liberty st.N.¥._ ag in the rear. WANTED, QUBSCRIBERS—At CLARKS & 8 cy and perauce Inteligence, re they cm have x. Me with as little di ty description hand at 93 Du Broadway waiters, &e,. A first rate Cook BY, TWO, respectable youus wo chambermaid and do pli the other to take care of children. street. FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, BROADWAY , (between Broom and Grand streets, ) is where servants and assistants, of every capacity both rnished FREE toemployers, offering fur situations, will be strictly and none but the honest, ss tfecominended or allowed SUBSCRIBER intimates to th onable public of New York that he hes exzablishied has established in the ornamental confection: » money will be re! not so much t! ter Good on given. les him to furnish p: lesof any description, lee Cream lotte de Russe Jeilies, f fession, of superior style, and i} HERDMAN, K. can as usual be furnished, Tostitations throughoat the bh p2ire of all varieties, Cha cles belouging to the same cheaper than any where el not iu one of the great thoro TEV AN’S Free Agen- 95 Duane street, west of ‘ood faithful servants, with- nited Kingdom, on application PACKET FOR M. 1 ship CORIOL «. i rely on being served without i rd ters ot TESOL DT, ‘No 121 Spring street FINE TEA TRAYS AND WATCHE SETTS rich Gothic Trays. ‘all new patterns: ‘Eels Te ES—OF 1 — Sisappoiutment, to their satatexties, Ulnats James ell Dispose and suppers attended to, Lay a8 possible covks, ‘and of good moral charset. | es, heavy cases, seconds, ALLERTON, Capt. Also, Hardware, agents up stairs prices. 7 3tuseod For passage mn cabin ly on pos: orto 55 John street, mp st FLUID DENTIFRICE. fe 5 rife pe gh to the public, as eminently cal. Hy. sail on Saturday She has two spl leck, tor second cabin pass burthen, will be: posi h leet Or the result of m the breath from any al of tobacco, or from any otaer cause—whils employment of any bove character. can ob- LEFT OFF WARDROBE, AND FURNITURE W. GUENTLEMEN and Femitien 1 kinds seen’ Ladies and Gra m rms, irniture, &c. city wilted its their i who pledges himself to DA line throug tended to 087 im*me any circumstances, THe Fou Dentir nd 147 Kighth Aven: road he Bor . Ui te Bowery, Noe. 10, 280 ond 268; in Grand and wi? Averue Ds Sisth y L. A. 61 South st., near ork, and may be hy 77) FOOL. S11, 529, S63and Se te Vota aris Passeugers per tl o'clock this day, at Md to sen with » steal can obtain the full value for returning to the " 200 bbls Illinois Flor 1 A F vacklide Mr cn will be brome ty ENSTYN, 466. Broadway, tip stairs. $$$ ——_—————] PARK THEATICM, FOURTH OPERA NIGHT! Mr. F. Gardiner’s Benefit. Friday Evening, November 2st, LUCY OF LAMMERMOOR. Ra’ Mr. F. Gardner re EAVER. . Bro . Mr Bland Adelle. Mrs Abbot softies, of Admission—Boxes, $1; Fit, 50 cents ; trallery, Pee ‘at 636 o’elvek, and’ the Curtain willrise precisely SOWERY THEATAR. A. W. JACKSO: MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. Friday Kyening, November 2ist, re perfor JONATHAN IN ENGLAND. Bolomon BOP. ings ecg enoee vee Mr Hill by YANKEE PEDCAR Hiram Dodge... ses. Mr Hill DON CESAR DE Don Ciesarde Bazan. rons R Scott laritana, ... Philli (> Lower Box ‘iad hurd Tiers, 25 eta; ts. Joors will oben at half past 6. the curtain will rise at 7 NIBLO’s. GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION ! HERR ALEXANDER, THE GERMAN MAGICIAN, extremely grateful for the Oy ees IMMENSE SUCCESS he has invariably experienced, begs to aunounce that, dence of themighiy ee STILL INCREASING CROWDS, he is pleasingly induced to. remain for SIX NIGHTS LONGER, commencin _ Monday, Nov- 17th, and finally closing on Saturday, Nov 22d. onse- uring that Laie, he will kive a series of experiments in hemistry, Pueum: » Optics, Natural Philosophy and Magie- ‘Teckets 59 cents. Doors open at7—Performance to commence at 73 o'clock. 216 lwm PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. Monday, November 24th, {gG-OPEN FOR ONE WEEK-£ Admission Twenty-Five Cents Only THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPEAN SERENADERS Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD HARRINGTON, PELHAM & WHITE, Respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York, that they have arranged for the above house, For a Few Evenings, and will commence a Series of Concerts on Monday Evening, Nov. 2ith, on which occasion w'll be opened a Budj neers, Choruses, Refraius, Ditties, Burlesque Lee- c. lars see programmes. |—Concert at 734 o'clock. m2 tir BOWERY CIRCUS. Boxes 25 cents—Pit 1234 cents—Children half price. UF*Pablic opinion having been so frequently anddecidedly expressed iu favor of the long established and universally pop- ular Amphitheatre, as being the only legitimate Cireus now open, or that is likely to be opened this senson, the Manager has merely to say in reference to his company, that he is ready to put up a Wager of $10,000 shat his establishment posses; er all others in this country, vie: 1000 that it has the best Juvenile Riders—$5000 that it has the est Running Ring Horses—$2000 that it gives the Best Gene- Entertaiument—$1000 that it is the most Safe Place of Public Amusement—$1000 more that it has the Handsomest Troupe of Young Meu that ever jumped io a Ring. Afternoon Performance on Saturday. n2i it*re GRAND UNION CIRCUS. Greenwich Theatre, Corner of Varick and Charlton streets. OPEN EVERY EVENING, And every Saturday an Afternoon Performance For Families and Juveniles. THE GREAT MADAME MACARTIE, ‘Who Challenges the World Mr. Moseley, the most graceful rider. in this country, Hiram Frankiin, the only Double Somersett man in the warld, and wa- equalled asa Slack Hope Performer, Rider, &e. ‘Madame Gul- len, Alex. Rockwell, J and F Whittaker, Mr Conner, Gardner, Sweet, Miller aud others, are all of the company. ‘The public by this time naed not the assurance that at the Greenwich theatre the performances were never equalled in the United leased, for a number of years, | States or ato} les,” corner of Delancy an to call the attention of M: spacious Halls lately pe. | Fa age at half-past 6, performance to comm ence at7 o'clock. Private Boxes $5—Dress Circle, 50 cents—Upper Circles, 25 cents—Pit 12}¢ cents. ald lw*r wand pre | ALHAMRA, yate entrance from Christie street, altogether seperate fromthe | No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) ‘erms for aingle drills, month or year, EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF TALENT. Friday Evening, Nov. #lst, | The managerof the Alhamra has the honor to aunounce to the |. public that he has en; | MISS MARY SI. CLAIR, the Celebrated English Sybil, | aud Mons PHILLIPP | the Extraordinary and Highly ‘Talented French Magician ! They have performed in the principal cities of Hurope,where they have acquired the reputation of being the most_aecom- plished and finished professors of “Necromaney” and Leger- demain” that have ever appeared in that section of the world. i DR VALENTINE, will introduce some of his most humorous delineations of co- mic and eccentric character. Theservices of Mous CHRISTIAN, the TYROL“AN WARBLER. have also been secured for this week only. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance to commence at 74 0 clock. Admission 2 cts. n20 St*re CHSSNUT STREET THEATRE- PHILADELPHIA. W. E. Burro ......... +» Lxsoxe amp Mawagen Enghsh Opera Company. Third Night of the BOHEMIAN. GIRL. Friday Evening, November 21st, ‘Will be nerforthed the Op-ra of the BOHEMIAN GIRL— ‘Thaddeus, Mr. Fr.zer; Devilshoof, Mr. Seguin; A line, Mss. Seguin; Gipsey Queen, Miss Coad; Count Arneihm, Mr. Delavanti. : 7 After which will be performed, 3d time in America, anew e called the IRISH DHAGOONS—Mr Brown Sher- | hayer; Mr Meliowfear, Kberle; Fizgig, Owens; Mrs | | bloomly, Mrs McLean. | ‘To-morrow —Mrs. Seguiu’s Benefit. | ARCH STREKT THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. Actinc Manager, BENEFIT OF MR. MORRIS. | onda A NEW AWAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS il d AD WIG iles Overench, ‘Mr Morris; Margaret Oveereach, After which PHILIP QUARI—Philip Quatl, Mr Wood: Marmotte, Master 09 ‘To conclude with the favorite Farce of OLE BULL—Ebene- zer Calf, Mr Burke. TABERNACLE. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. TEMPLETON with give a GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT atthe Tabernacle, on | Monday Evening, November 24th, 1845, ENTITLED GEMS OF MELODY. In the course of which will be introduced the following favorite songs: | Jessey, te Flower o’ Dunblane.” 7 Pally inour Alley.” “* Old Towler.” * Black Kyed Susan.” “ ‘Phe Bonnie Breast Knots. Lloye her, how I love her.”” (CF Tickets Fifty Ceuts—To be had at the Music Stores and tthe door. . h) Doors open at 7—to commence at 8 and terminate at 10. Books of the Words to be had at the door—price 12 cents. ia Templeton will also give a Concert at the Brooklyn day E: 25th instant; and at Washing- ton Half; Newark, on Wednesday Evening, doth instant FREE CONCERTS! THIS EVENING, At the Recess, 157 Lge ides ETWEEN Courtlandt and Liberty streets.—' her copele tor B begs leave to inform his friends aud patrons that he has ex- .d the popular Vocalists MR. and MRS COLLINS, as al- nt Profe ager, Who hi previle se Ly tet jqWors at rs. can ) Ny eearns rere inet Manet A. FRANOIS. SAMSON. z Splendi f SAMSON, one of the greatest HD aeegi Or the immortal Handel, will be performed by the FE ips ae NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY, fe I on FRIDAY EVENING, 2ist instant, at the ‘abernacle, tader the Ladin on B32) A HILL. Organist (engaged expressly se ") U. HAYTER Persons Represented. Micah. tees rs { Sopranos of the'B ie, of Gath rs 5 rael ‘Chorus of $. By upwards of 200 Performing Members, with the aid of a large and powerfu tra. Performance to commence .t half-past7 o’clock. Books of the words will be furnished free of charge. Tickets Fifty, Cents each—Kor sale at the principal Music Syoree;s Sexcon & Mile 8s, Broad may} a B. Neopite, cornes @, ‘ater streets; J. P. Perkins, No. Hasew, No. 236 Bowery, and at the of the Tabernacle. Bl dtre CONCERTS, SOIREES, Wc. n.axb ane oun Er ceh Me, daring the frthcogin seas. ». C. also ‘and can be for private coulos iS RE ase a cs) oe aTim*r hd Singing, 01 street. GERMAN OPERA. PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE. some German Ladies W Aired Ragen. cae bf dcrerving the Chorus Parts it of German eal 1d gentlemen desirous to be Shaner retested elton Sigua Fopigsa Fale’ MUFFS, MUFFS AND FURS. : of bela te i BSN ke al tof Fancy wewill daure them tha they fits not alone superier but cheaper than any other hoe ' rk ’ sfactories, os doors above Walker atreet—and 95 Maiden Wea Bowery, 5 Tug, neat (Geld ereet. N. B.—All Furs bought at his stores warranted to be Wwiat they are represented. ali Im*r LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THR MAILS. Washington. [Correspondence of the New York Herald.) Wasnineton, Nov. 19, 1845, The Organ—Its Manner, Tone, and Importance. I find thata good many people h we a false notion about the President's ‘‘organ.” A word on thisBub- Ject. It was natural that Mr. Polk should select Mr. Ritchie. He was an old, a tried friend of the de- mocracy—he understands peculiarly the interests and feelings of the locofoco party—he could be re- lied on as an unflinching, unvarying democrat—he was kind, gentlemanly and obliging, and not parti- cularly given to harsh language. The Globe had always been filled with denunciation, invective and innumerable personal attacks; the party whose or- gan it was, had often, by its injudicious management, its gag spirit, its Procrustes rule, been shaken, and more than once driven upon the rocks. The con- servatives of ’37 rose up under this kind of infiu- ence, and had it not been for the consummate ma- nagement of Van Buren, these disaffected men would never have been brought back into the fold. It was known that no great objection could be made to Mr. Ritchie, and although he lacked some of those racy qualities so desirable in an editor of a great paper, yet for Mr. Polk, who had, as Mr. Ritchie says, “‘no future,” there was probably no man who could fill the place better. It is supposed, if we are to believe some of the letter writers, that the Virginian is tied to the tail ot Mr. Polk—never speaks without being first of all told what tosay—that he has no mind of his own, and that the President selected him because he was old and could be more easily made a tol of. However much truth there may be in other things the letter-writers say about the Pythoness, this in hardly to be swallowed. 1 thought I would exa- mine this matter for myself, and I made enquiries the other day ina very unsuspicious manner, and was informed that the editor seldom is in communi- cation with the President, and very rarely consnits him about the course the Union is to pursue. He teases the President, | am told, sometimes, to read his_editorials—wishes him to advise him about this and about that—but Mr. Polk always has one reply —“Do as you like, Mr. Ritchie—you know my prineiples—they are the same the democratic party hold, and have held—we have no shifting or shui- fling in our measures, or our plan of action. You know what are our views in regard to all the great movements of the time. Before you came to Wash- ington I had long been satisfied you were a true triend of democratic principles. You are tree, and you know I have never bound you, and never will— our views harmonize in the main—all minor matters are unimportant, and you must take juststch a course as you think besi.” I happen also to know that Mr. Polk seldom knows what is coming out in the Union, till he reads it. This is the proper course totake. ‘The President must have a paper in which he has confidence—this is expected by every body. ButI think he would make himself ridiculous pretty quick in the eyes of the world by edit- ing his organ himself. I am inclined to think that so far from doing this he leaves good Mr. Ritchie rather too free. It would not be a bad idea to put the martingales on this ‘ impracticable Virginian” occasional ly—particularly when he runs a tilt against “Bennett.” “La!” says the Grand Master of the Union, “lama man of no intrigue; Lam nota going to court Bennett”—(he would make a good deal outof this game, every body knows.) ‘“ What do I care what Bennett says — 1 will not bow to get favor from any body,by Jove— (nothing worse.) I wouldn’t even do it to the Pre- sident.” Very well, Thomas,I like your pluck ; any body likes it whose like or dislike’ isa matter of any consequence. But, Monsieur le Cavalier, with all your spunk, you had a good deal better say poor pussey, than “scat, you bitch,” for you know the organ of the President never should loose its keeping—it should preserve its dignity—it should not go out Of its way to hit a clip at any fellow that wishes to play offa joke. Most of these “jokes” are only lures, flung out to get you off from your guard. They amuse themselves by disturbing your equani- mity—this you should never loose—no, never, ne- ver, never. Youshould remember that the Presi- dent never allows his equanimity to be upset by a joke, a lure, a bait, or even alie, or an insult. He 18 a pertect Talleyrand in respect of self-possession —a Metternich in respect of coolnessin c iplomacy, anda Spee aes his gentlemanly dignity ia Not noticing a flea bite. But Mr. Polk cares very little about these petite chases in Mr. Ritchie or any body else. As long as his great principles are kept in view—their spirit regarded as well as their letter, he will show the largest liberality in every thing else. It is well that this matter should be well understood, for people like to know the truth about public men. It’s the ‘at office of the Herald to get at the truth and pub- ish it. Where there is virtue, honesty, open straight forwardness, give credit where it 1s due—where there is intrigue, Jesuitism, humbug cl » out with it, down with it. This 1s the spirit of the He- rald—this is why 1t1s sought first and read with the atest eagerness—this 1s why it is independent. With nothing to win, and nothing to lose, in any political game—nobody’s favor to court, and nobo- dy’s ire to dread, men rely upon it. 1 rospect, from all my observations, is, that we shall have a good, a noble administration. [ have looked into these matters pretty carefully, and Idoubt if any very important intrigues could have escaped me. te I discover one, it shall be known. All men have their secrets, to be sure; and these se- crets, so long as they are personal or private mat- ters, are no body else’s business. But when politi- cal men, elevated to Uso of honor, begin to juggle, and humbug, and play double games, where the country, and the reputation of honest men are at stake, then, if I can get hold of those secrets, I will write them, without fear or favor, and I know that, through your columns, I am always sure of an “‘or- gan.” For what you have published of mine, I thank you—for you have always printed every line as [wrote it. Endorse it or not, as you like. This is all we want in a free, independent press. This is what constitutes one; and when the people of this country knew that there is at Jeast one press of this description, upon which they muy rely, that press is sure of their enthusiastic support. Macniavett. WasuineTon, Nov. 19, 1845. The Executive Organ and the Stock-Jobbers—A New View of the Case—Eulogy upon Father Ritchie— Mr. Wise’s Project respecting the Public Printing —The Stock-Jobbing Era of ’34-5-6-7—The Way the Madisonian got along—Tremendous Influence of the Organ—Effect of the late Oregon Leaders of the Union—A Case of Necessity—A Remedy Pro- posed, without Loss of the Printing. We are a great commercial people. The com- merce of this country, and the laws and movements regulating it, have a paramount influence on all the other industrial pursuits of the nation. The regula- tions of commerce regulate the exchanges, or cir- cumstances controlling the regulations and stock speculations, and any great national movement or official notification, which gives a check or increas- ed momentum to commercial activity, has a corres- ponding weight upon stocks, exchanges, and parti- ticularly upon the fancies. : i In thie view we propose to consider, as briefly as possible, the tremendous influence held at the dis- cretion of the executive organ of the Federal _ad- inistration, in respect to the monetary operations of the country, and the laws of trade; and the con- sequent danger to the interests of the people in the permanent establishment of an Executive organ. ‘Let us first premise that we are friendly to the administration; that we were active and instru- mental in a degree to its election that we are anxious for its success and popularity, from the wisdom and discretion of the executive, and the co- operate departments of the government. And, in reference to Mr. Ritchie, the editor of the Union, it affords us high gratification to say, that we know him to be a right-minded man—a I pce tee beloved in private life by all who have had the good fortune of an acquaintance with him. Frank, generous, confiding, and hospitable to a fault, he wins your ad- fairation and sympathy at once, through the irresi: tible force of these old Virginian characteristics.— He is in principle a cay and honest man—an air able man—a man whom to know is to esteem. Money has been no object with him, or he might have been as rich as Croesus. He has been satistied ot the means of meeting the contingencies of the present, with too little care as to the cou- tingencies of the future. He is one of that kind of men—a class the least hable, perhaps, to any insidious movement in any act of color- able corruption to its own advantage. In = views, therefore, which we propose to take, agains the permanent establishment of an organ, as the €x- clusive confidential exponent of the painuniatratio’, Father Ritchie, personally, is absolved trom tt heir especial application. With this explanation, Proceed to basine#s a, °9, Mr. Wise, when tiie ques- tion of the election of a public printer came up betore the House, proposed the separation of the goverment printing ‘ten the political “heed id fo Aone et joa the general ground of its 4) - ility, 35 tie Conse: ipt purposes of personal # Hos tae advangetnent ot Ft vated Pe sing blishment of @ 7 proposed tv he control of Congress, independent of many resses, and under something of the wame Tes valavions ‘as the other executive Agia tp ot be rove fhe printers in this esta uve Gore 1.06: chant to appointment, Ln pursuaice vt \