The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1846, Page 3

BTMAMHOATS, we, State Constitutional \ ‘cashier in “ poi 5 18—Mr. RI ; | my TIN en nog? sfirastions, | exportation and destination of certain articles | rf “HI Dp ip ‘ TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. P Fas ie ingot ood equity: proceedings, made the following | from this port, for the week} ending the 18th inst, have | i. p by Getllugenstenanke Weeekg sles on Fred pew ANP Boer AORSEARLS nn i | Be FE racy di Che i TELE fom 9 i . Ay lericksburgh, Richmond, Petersburgh, Va; Lynch- jrat De guet, Fisher; € . 1. bers of the legislature and all officers, exe- | . tase From Port or New Yi ation given to assiguee’s sale sof stock goods | turgh, Raleigh, Welden. N.C; and Charleston, SC. ATO, ren? fivinet, Fisher; Count L GRAPHIC cutive and judicial, except such inferior officersas may | Gneat Bnitain—Cotton, 1663 bales ye wakes 4 aud6 im*r TE rion de Lormne, Mir Faun be by Inw exempted, shall, before they enter on the du- | it ee ; ties of their respective offices, take and subscribe the —— iodo ibe ; fon ie pail le following oath oF afirmation : be, | turpentine, 10551 bbls. ; butter, 913 Ibs. hides, 23,300 ; josolemuly swear (or affirm, as the case may ) | jard, 178,875 Ibs. ; corn, 11,129 bush ; wheat, 27663 bush. thar | will support the constitution of the United Stale, | gx, 39 Ualew ; whale oil, 31,468 gals. + sperm oil a1 913 f tate of New York: ! als. ; oil cule, 411,605 "Ibs, ; bi ork, barge the duties of according | Fhis.; wool, 66 bales ; cloverseed, np, 9 Gordon. To conclude with the twee of the MISERIES OF HU- MAN Lik e—Mr Ally Croaker, Mr, GB. iMidey,| MEWS FROM THE ARMY. Pishe. irs Miss Feauy Gordyn. lock, amd th ust? o'clock Boxes 81 Fi Gs | MOVEMENTS OF THE TROOPS, B nd las appearan Mr, A. A. ADAMS. ENEFIT ‘is wil be Dertned dhe gedy oC KING LEAT King INTERESTING FROM MEXICO. Line at Acquie more, every T above points, ‘Through Tickets to Richmond ¢ to Pet to the best 4 my ability. ares Pag sw mp, 79 | And no other oath, declaration or test shall be require OY a ce Cotto p A Addams, Cordelia, Miss Julia Deau; Edger, Giese quatibewion fhe ten chen ct palin comet | 1,9 Bnance.—Cotion, 741 bales ; tallow, 39,985 Ibs. ; Ke . ouey will b ortion of tl |} dinuud. Booth, Gouerill, Sirs Sergeant; Negau, | , . 5 whali » 4, wre, Tt dicate all rh tion of th | f n Mr Cornell frome mejerity of te same committee, | Wo: S214304, ; whalebone, 41 Ibe: rice, €5.100 10s; | Game pana fae gertain as applica. Ts bo" Sou . 1d Point Comfort, | Jordans Arvuthe, erwinyMr | ABRIVAL OF THE ARAB AT NEW ORLEANS. sy ihe the following section ent ann witness | Pour ashes, 18 bbls.” 5 : street, caly @eents p a2 Imre Teevaely ancuied by this Jine: sg nereby edvertioed is | A A, Addams; Miss Julia Dean; Fontaine,’ Mr - —_—— in any court, matier or prec eding, on account of his | oe Siar Wrat Ivpies.—Dry fish, 12,600 Ibs. ; HORSE AND WAGON FOR SAL part and pire] of the Great Mail Li through Virg.nta, and Booths en De in dia ue all ee f Santa gpinions on the subject of religion, sor shall soy witnent | S2%0y ive; pork, Bobbie ne? Oem LEMLAN fearing for Earope, srianento | \iaii Line thit pursengers shall be conveyed, oy. themia con: | Dreas Catele, Senta: Uprer Borer, 2 cents; Mtaad Galle Movements of Santa Anna. be questioned, nor any testimony be taken or receive: ‘ i f y Mare, 7 sears old: 1 top Wa. | tection with the Mount Vernon, always °s cheap! 2 in relotion thereto, either before or after such witness |, T° Britian Weer Ixpies.—Corn menl, 160 bbls ; | 7 “idle, Fete urhole in in’ erfeer | ay other line, and with more e-miort, expedit stall have been sworn or afirmed. Ten boar 1Br0 Utars ook eda Selene ae ees, Persil Verfas® aovte'sees struc | ins. than by'tay"othe Line creer the Line ANOTHER REVOLUTION, i By ' +} . . ; " 4 a an 4 we path Eeports Were committes OO OS anemtletion tay | 4212 Ibs. cor, 200° bush: Live Stock—Sheep, 100 ; : ol ea Ld For further particulars enguire at the Southern Railroad of- Pigs Gute the State Finances be reported to the C hogs, 97. Just imPORTED, Gee, Prett st, Baltimore, of SLOCKTON & FALLS, orat phide: ing; The Dying Moor. OSES» en elect potato oat -~ ton Noatn Amgaicas Coromss.—Pork, 280 ANTITY of German Sum the Commerce st. whaif, or on Tuesdays and Fridays on | intern torial Feats and (rroup tener ca now oe eer an e Con) ar egy ors ery Rood for Seed B board the Mount Vernon, of et | iss by the Acrobat Fs jpuresbips Groaud avd WasHineron, Sept. 19, 1846. wre: 4 ad nt fe! 4s My EL, Cal » | Lo tT y the Mutions on t Phy in vf Inents moved thereto. 3 | ‘The importance of our trade with Great Britain, com- N. B—Travellers by the above Line will Dear i Md'that | Cond, Melodies ad Choruses., ‘The whole to conclude with | We lave received New Orleans dates to the ore than passengers b' lution that after the Convention have disposed of the re- | ” - 4 * * seeevoi the finances, they proceed toconader the report | 2re4 With ether countries, is plainly illustrated in the the barletta of Billy Buty Of committee number 4, "on the elective franchise, the | ove table. It exceeds the aggregate of that with all Jdren to Boxes, halt | 12th. The steamer Sea, Captain Jenkins, arrived cout, Voors open | there on the Lith, from Brasos Santiago, via Port with nalification to vote and to hold office.” Table—64 to 43. | other countries. GF egnnsodion 7 tne Rs : Sir Lootuis offered the following amendmanta to-the ar Th ft deceived for tails en all the New. York ne. " Ie mere | GQ \ASILE GARDEN, ve Fioimegaacs,, | Uavacca and Galveston. She lef the Brasos on ticle upon the state finances. Strike out the first six lines | _.° 1 Jurive the secoed week in Sept Wa sees B meet White Poodle | MROPLE'S LINE OF ST RAMERS BUN AL OAD: | TROBE OF RRDOTLEN MIASTH EIS he ohee | the 6th, and Galveston on the 9h instant. She of the first section of the article and substitute— ie luring the week in Sep' eY i 2 | ing, the entertaiament will com with a Overture. | brought Major McKee of the army, and thirty dis- y i with any thing of | From Stearaboat pier tween Courtlandt and Liberty s1 76,740 | Pe GHEY Noo 3 Jo Kreambont KNICKERBOCKER, Capt, A. | Ballad-by Mr Holman, Comie Davee, Mr Guod win, Houghton will leave on Monday," Wednes: | U7 tntermaation "of ‘halt’ an “hour fos telteshmeny oe Alter paying the expenses of collection, superinten- | S@mMe period in 1845 .. 6.66.4 see eee ee dence and ordinary repairs, there shall be appropriated charged volunteers ; also three companies to Indi- and set apart out of the reventes of the State canals in Increase. . vic se cee s+ $6126 and Friday ever k. and to vie beautiful range of COSMORAMAS. : i each year, commencing on first June 1846, the eumof | The aggregate amount | for tolls from the EO RE Steamboat HENDRIK HUDSON, Capt. ratvenden, | on the Upper, Esplanade... an Point, who are to proceed to San Antonio to $1.300.000 until Ist June, 1855, and from that time the | pte it of navigution to the Mth of bes yor d agg. poten camth street wel leave om Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday evenings, até | | Te co de with a series of DISSOLVING VIEWS and | join Gen. Wool’s command. king fund : ae Ea. + + «$1,589, oF | Gelock. : : sa ‘ Su of $1,700,000 In each year, asm sinking: fund:to pay | Turing the see period in 1648. oh 498,850 | the In gL AX | The above bonta will at alt timex arrive i» Albany in ample eientto commence at ® quarter co 8 precisely | ‘The news from the army is without importance. {The report of the committee appropriates $1,600,000 | pure aeruieroner- | Wotht taken ar eeterane rater, end noae vaken afver’S ee - . On the 30th ult., Gen. Worth was encamped at ponuaily from Ist June, 1346, until the whole debt is, | Increase. . «+ +1 + sreee vee oe + + $185,828 H. ATS I Ss J age none taken Wher 2 | WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA | Seralvo, where all was quiet. Itis said to be a &e., paid} Strike out section 2, appropriating $672,000 Old Stock Kxchange. " All persons are forbid trasting any of the boats of this line, Ai MARR AL ae ei AS Secon Nike : from the canal revenues to liquidate the advances made | $5000 U $6s, ‘02 5% S0shsL Island RR 29% ri without a written order from the captains or agents. MONDAY EVENING, September 21, 1810, delightful town. by the State to the canals, and section 8, applying to the | 1500 Ohio és, ‘60 91 00 oe 360 29.” | Ke-- ror sale chenp lows maze or freight apply on board theboats, oF toF.C. | wil ve performed, Shokespeare’s play of Gen. Smith was encamped at Pugu Aquada on improvement of the Erie canal the surplus revenues, un- | 10000 Ind Lt ee. Se Unies Beh RE 1196 | wick street; a Hou acres at Bergen Point. New Stee ree | AS YOU LIKE I’. ‘The b h is i lus shall amount to $2,800,000. In section $ Bds 25 ys Fa) the » Se eae Jersey; a first rat ore for sal ons in want of | UNITED STATES MAIL LINK. | (a the 31st. he health of the command was ex- 4, strike out the first six linet, and substitute— 7% 990 do Mia: Kee ep aatolsieah *- ts eat et Barcieh aire gain ee Big eee cellent. It was encamped on high ground near Aiter complying with the provisions of the first section | 3000 in. & ture anu Undertaking ital ith $600, Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B.Overbangh, will MAN WITHOUT A HEAD. aclear steam of water. safe leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday ‘after CHARLES KEAN’S Benefit, of this article, ew e shall be riage set apart A letter from Camargo, dated 29th ult., states 5000 do 2 out of tl ‘the state canals in each | 100 shs Morris Canal ber b) 100 do 10 I500' commencing on the Ist of June, 1846, the sum of 125 NA Trust be AKCH STREET Siu gprenieane PHILADELPHIA. a TS S o'clock, ee “ed TO RENT. ing |, Steambost NOTH AMERICA, Capt, RH, Fury, will | wy 4t 20 do ; ° a sufficient sum shall have | "125 NA Pr | eanaae > giana HOVER Ao. ’ leave on ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at | “y-P: Phin tie «igeotcgu MMINRSE tnd Lesaoe | that there was considerable sickness among the part under the said first see- | 75 Canton Co 10 = do particulars, to PRI Sovelock. most gorgeous styl e most beautiful Theatre | Mexicans. interest and extinguish the entire princi- | 100 0. 30 = do : Apply on board, of at the office on the wharf. si5t_ | in the Union, Col. Peyton was still with Gen. Taylor, and nd after that peried the sum of | 25 Nor& Wor RR 30 do NOTICE. MONDAY, Sept. 21, 1846, . Peyton was. > RP, 1,600,000 in each year as a sinking fund to pay th 2 do ww do s6o TROY EVENING LINE. no edaite ant Death of a would go on with him. Test and redeem the principal of pers) fu ripe MH ae hk i HOUR CHANGED. ware, for the’ first time in| Major Gen. Butler had established his head intl Khe samme, be. wholly paid. 200 do 3 do sl0 64% fi ra quiet aa ON and after TUESDAY, September 15, | °'h s from correct authorities z eyes sf je committe appropriates $200,000 (part iM . Deatnat ata gona he low reanure steambont EMPIRE, Capt, . quarters at Camargo. of t annually as a sinking fund to pay the < Board, , | to. 15 e Macy, vill leave the, steam 1 iti i i Ba- eneral fund debt, and railway debt) “Add as an adds ashe Nar® Wor de alee eal REN’ * sting foot of Courtland, street, at6 o'clock, P. M.,inatend of | Costly Armors, Magnificent Emblazoumests, Werpoas, and | 1; iipdepam ees rial lyr pane Tinceurdataaents a 10 do 0 do vio 33 Y BIICKHOUSE, neur Broad} | — fo STATEN ISLANL = | ~puttiat (losemen hin Wallsess Glerenes, Br Wanshs | Got henge ghi:auiled cp ts rplus revgnues of the cansls, after complying | 149 do % 100 = do 60 5386 ofthe Battery, in excellent order, Fok STATEN ISLAND. eo "yg i f * | Cruz, whence she sailed on the 3d in i fo. a on t order, Hastings, Mr Howard; Backinghai, Mr Arnold; Richmond, w provisions of the two last preceding sections, | 50 do 150 do 30 5354 Possessing Convenience for a Boarding ON and after TUESDAY, the 15th day of | King Edward, Mr Henkin esses Burton and | Sb 1 bh hi shall be appropriated at the discretion of the legislature | 73 do 30 do bis 50% tenant, and possession given September inst. the boat will ran as fellows: | ing Fe(yara, Nis Hen aio ant | She encountered very rough weather. Px fray the ordinary expenses of the government and | 33 do ase Be Pe ee " OTe ere ren lslandiat, 6,8, 10,28 A. Mead aes A Lady Aune, Miss Chapman; {'¥orn: | ‘The news by her relates.chiefly to the arrival of inlpamlen % do 10) Reading RR 90 a | ane 7 ol EEA A "Leinve New Xork at7,9.1UA.M and t.3.g.and7P. aL | Santa Anna. any canal oF railroad any parts of such revenues beyond | Ye Gp ie 60 648 ON THE EAST dide of Adelphi street, Brooklyn, see ee ut MI. L. BERNARD, It is said that he told one of the owners of the those of the year current at the time of the passing such | ; r FOR NEW BRUNSWICK. stk gi Ree 4 ‘ ° fr x Pe 1s 50 do 100 Long Ised RR 60 299% ‘bout fift of Myr Avenw $ hr THE large and swift Steamboat NEW HE YOU) U Sou of the Jate lsmented American | Arab before she arrived at Vera Cruz, that there ‘The proposition was committed, and the report, a8 | 95 <n, Mortis Canal” Maine gece Fpagcnine 9 m 30 by 122 feet, mostly laid out Phas Pt A Captsinl, 6, Fraseg, wilt eters a heh oy the Vievoria with | would be no necessity for running the blockade— Worten stored an. edi Jonel | vention smatiainy oftie | 3 ramrrut aE RES oe Soul Pe ed Dy (exeer Sunday) nee oveloeky A. Mey for Se aaa Vomene. Vytes woes P eovaite | that the steamer would be allowed to enter with- ‘orden offered a1 litional s 50 hich ~ or , Lands Chelsea, BL ‘ms of this young lady’s merit; she 1s partially eerie horns > [gs bee tyand pleasantiens of * Wty ith, | Beutley's, Perth Aimboy, South Amboy,and Price’ Poine, | sueaked ty Mr. Barnum for the American Museum. Mt | out any difficulty. : poli ag Nagata ais sien ode BEE B fishes the benefic of cout hai fomily taraiug will Weave New. Brunswick at halt pat eoeloce, | lcels co thor stilt lu -trious name, We are sure, hearty | The Lieutenant of the St. Marys, went on board ‘said report, the question | 2? e nutes, this would be foun desi: property. Apply | P..M. Fare to South Amboy. Pric dew Bruns: welcome awaits them both, _s20'*F_ | the Arab and was introduced by Almonte to Santa Bis ed yesterda % 0 th " sB2were | Wick, 2 cents. All the other landings, 1234 ceuis. SLUYVESANT INSILIU Lh, BROADWAY, as sla a ‘The Sebate was continued by Messrs. Strong. Ward, f.| 32 $° All kinds of freight taken at the lowest rates. “nied ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. Anna, who was below, lying in his bed. When F. Backus, Chamberlain and Burr Mr Bascom follow: | 10) do te ea oh See IR" LOV +i, | the Lieutenant reappeared on deck, he gave the ed Mr. Chamberlain in favor of Mr. Stow’s proposition. | 25 do INDEPENDENT MORNING LINE AT | (Author of Handy Andy, Rory O'More, &e. e.) will give one Mr Van Schoonhoven then obtained the fluor, when the | 79 do 7 O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY from the | his firet IRISH EVENING. owners permission to pass the blockade. Committee rose. Recess, ; Bane ESTAULISHED aE street Passe $130. Touching at the foot of Hammond st. | [LLUSTRATIVE. o! te National Chartcresist Santa Anna on landing was received by a few SVE Goer Reina arab ree ne yi 2 © do GURNEY’S NEW ES’ Q Brsakiestnnd dinner pre leon witch peggy omen ih i te Re friends ; his reception was not a public one. He b 0 Z me 2.08. Pr tree flding ) mando’ be Cant. Behee He, Ros leaves New York Tees: | his own IRISH SONGS, some slready honored with reeng- | was evidently disappointed. His health was in- tion—when the committee rose. Adjourned.—.ildany | —paupgeegssrnessasnsena seen E NSE wdvgus. aie = | Dreaprut Carastropxe—Seventeen or Eicut- | Im New Haver, on the 16th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Fitch, geEN Lives Lost.—An event of a most melancholy | Prof. Tuomas A. THacnen, of Yale Coilege, to Exiza- | nature occurred on Saturday last, the particulars of which | weti, daughter of President Day. | so far as we have been able to obtain them, wo lay before vite 134 + (Sux FIRST QUALITY SUACK FUR HL SECON 35 io ‘S FIRST QUALITY SILK HAT. 00 SECON we 3 is THESE prices have been tir ip eetabiis be 14 a a day, Thuteday. and Seturday. Leayes Albany. Monday, | nition in this country, and others, as yet, unintroduced to the idnesday aud Friday. Landing at Van Courtlaudts, West: point, ,;Wewbarah, Milion, Po'keepsie, Hyde Fark, fatskidl, Hudson, N OPPOSITION Mi NG LINE A’ CLOCK FOR ALBANY firm, and continued so up to the time the Arab - left Vera Cruz. ‘ond’s; and Attwill’s Mi On his way to Mexico, he stopped at his Haci- pore eae ak EAS an os haga Ee cg enda, in the vicinity of Jalapa, where he remained 3 implicitly relied on, as t atyle and fuvisl iele co which th Broprietor would 8 —_————— y =) a * r Hammond street, Van Cortland! e] r up to the latest accounts received from him. our readers. For some time pasta large number of ma- Died. ny ommsveturer | prise, Newbargh, Now h Gt " P prs we the pre- rgh, SRAND CONC. ° : : gous and laborers have been employed on Ceder Island, | on saturday, 19h inst, ut her lato residence, West | wish chews or thet prices if cd Ho Sin Sovtemten, ox thes’ Tieatternoom je the | _ It is stated that he would leave there for the Fan are re ae hace ok the eee teen, | Campy: Ulster: . Mrs. Cunistiva Exson, relict e TT GURNEWIM Folton st wand Coxsackie. Passage, One Dollar.’ | Geo Cotages Hoboken. by Mt. Kendal, agle | capital as soon as his health would permit’ Sty shanties on the isiund and resided there, but the | Of the late Jeremiah i:ligh, i the 72d Fie r of her age. KNOX stesmboat METAMORA, Capt. PH Smith, | Player, and his full band. Admittance tree. aire: heartily Ban’ Tule Pdroal “lind declared eh fer portion daily crossed to and from the city. On | ,,0% te 16th inst., of congestion of the brain, James 5s 128 FULTON STREET, (Sun Bui iil leave she pier fout of Warren street ou | S#0 it®rh ______ LOUIS SCHWARTZ. Be ony eS : M : Sururday evening, immediately after closing work, teen. | F vson, aged 33 years, one month and [4 days. Deeming it unnecessary to enter into Mouday, Weduesday and Friday, at 634 o'clock, A.M. Re ORPHANS’ B. Evy, again in favor of Paredes, whois a prisoner in the r: insenor Nwante four of th a athe lvoe int His friends are respectfully invited to attend his fune- | respecting his Fatl Fashions tor 146, would simp! turning, leave Albauy on ‘Tuesday, Thursdew and Saturday CASTLE GARDEN. eastle of Perote; so it was rumored at Vera ter ate targus al rece ane ected i | FHL ay, ath clerk rom aoe Tenth eet | it Ser ple cri gel cn emai, chen Beeps | greeter egimnyeyegr a Aibmy mimelor | Wa ONDAY RVEESIN 2 depts. Adminien 2 eos | COED Of Formos 19 we int Frederick, there to land and come across the har. | , At New. Ha Thureday, Hon. Judge Daatino, | chy ify lis prices are as low as hts © | "Breantast and Dinner on board. | armoire rallawriag sumay of slant will sopetts me, Gosa, | CTU: in the 69th year of his age. ther a heavy sea settin down the channel d fears were expresse 2 Fare to Van Cortlandt’s Dock, 25 cents; Poughkeepsie, 50; id, Buffo T f Ethiopian Singers, It was impossible to tell who, among the aspi- At Annapolis, on the 16th, James Faazien, aged 89. en - Psi ‘ : ‘win, Mr Ul fieid, Buffo Troupe of Exhiop i Fs were expresred | nieserved im the gut-outs during the war of the Revo- | WAXLRAPONT & TAWES, FASHIONABLE | "ES" fiea~pacxet sar FoR NEW OW | Ttumetine wih GRaAI MEDLEY OVERTURE | rants for power, the people really preferred ; they she could not cross in safety. ae M the 4th i w: No. 82 N BATE > ¢ splendid first class packet ship OS- | alter which the THIOPIAN TROUPE will give sseries of | seemed to be indifferent about th> matter. tunately but too fully realized. When about mid-chan- | p17)‘ ington, Me., on the inst,, Mr. Wa. Davis, a oO. jassau Street, near aprute pt i ae iC L. ptain Child,,will sail positively on the | Sougs, Farodies, Kc. The day the Arab left a flag of truce was sent an- | Revolutionary ‘soldier, aged about Si years. Mr. Davis THE subscribers encouraged by the approbation be- ‘The first part cons India Sone potslen gen beled bgt ah ee ed was born in Augusta ; at the age of 18, he, with others SU eee ee Her sailing qualities are well known and she is in all re. | under the direetion of Prof ashore by Commodore Connor, and the same oc- ch sortment of their owu manufacture. ‘The ta a superior conveyance for s took his musket and’ went forth to meet his country’s mipane occ: gotting themselves, suddenly rose up, and the boat im- rs y which the <4 i > | The derful perfc two or three a sibemeciven, suddenly rose up, and she otrim | foe. He has been beard to rey thet he was inthe Dalle | ina'pita tagmenet hice, wey Esse fmported direct | Pwenger wh are, eauenied fo cxamige her accommede: | y The rg desfal performances A | curenee ‘haedl_taken:plaos on two euble to swim, und endeavored to save thom. | ot West Font. ae aes | Gentlemen in want of a Hat are respectfully solicited to call ‘particulars avply on board the ship, at pier No. 10H. R. | _ After witch BARNEY WILLIAMS wilh appear in an | sions previously. but were eqerpled by others, and thus sunk be- | yoi\, Spay eg Mi li Ar a ye om | sad examine. MB. WATTRIPONT, ‘Old Slip, or to | Ieiah character, wd dance an Irish Jig wi:h Mr. Goodwin. Raa IEEE rk at A : the waver. ‘Bix men only out of the number sue- | foo" Sarin the revolutionary sruggle” and served the | dee SELLS GEN ATE | Te well known fé HIRE SM IOHG HOLT AND, | Troupe: th oe EEE Ts oe a THE MORMON WAR RENEWED Ceeded in clingin, to the boat until assistance arrived. | Country faithiully from the beginning to the termination | pg! Alle SLYLE GENTLEMEN'S HATS. | Caucus, will succeed the Osceola, and sail ov or about | | Concluding with the ACROBAT WAMILY, as the “Ariel . m - an : : his splendi a Brandy wine, Germantown and Monmouth, and was with | pred Be a fis lk Het th a! YACHT FOK SALE. | —E~ os = — Ying large families dependent upon them for support | General, Washingtou’s division when he crossed the De- | end Jesicai shapes, and warrued not tote surpassed OY — THEA GHET CMSB AGH She is, 50 feet | GRAND ORATORIO—THE SEASONS. BATTLE AT NAUVOO. missing, but it sppears doubtful whetber he entered the | !aWere and captured the Hessians at Trenton. His re- | glany Hat Lapabiishment in this long. atid 12 feet wide—copper fastened and copper- y re respectfully informed chat the frst of © ——_—_——— pare as yet been unable to obtcin the | mains were to be interred with the houors of war. | : to ends, ‘The materia's used in her con- | Five: Grand Oratorios,to be performed by the sin K unfortunate men who have been thos sud. | =e | Straction were Summmmmeressicy, wid's0 bolted and riveted sical nstionre, will be given atthe Taberuw | PROM TWELVE TO Fi IFTEEN KILLED. only, called into eteraity., The ententoof the calamity | |THE AMERICAN ART UNION. | anlateer Hed tippers, Ty en, | <eert. See ia ing pasion) the fates vomel often tou, | he A MN Lae tee cmancal ane tig ey, ert nage in A of iron, and weighs tentomsethe centre-bocrd is firted in the | the hove of being avle to found an American School, where GREAT EXCITEMENT, &e. &e may be estimated when we mention that seventy-two 7 a Fi . ree - sli children have, hy the eatasirophe of Saturday evening, | [ihe Giyot New York, was incorporated by the Legis: | fee, Hand “ives at * Hosktan atte the pad iT 7 y, nskias at 7s. the pair. been deprived of paternal protection and support.— Kings- cismanaged by geutiernen wha tee? Gaiter Boois al 5 18s, ton (Canada) News 14h inst. j no privileges beyoud the other membe: in the city. | Pa m1. wairaut 8 handsome fi. With === = | Public good attefallc Tablet Razor Strops.—The atten | pense, nn munuer beet suited to the, sitvation of our coun. ve 0 age, t try, the natore of our insututions, wd the wauts, habits aod a8 His*re between Thompson and Laurence streets. ‘of our peop'e, cvmmittee have ado th keel, aid does not come through oF weaken the floor timbers. | Music shail be taught thorough! merely womiual ex- She is * good heavy weather boat, the weight of her keel ren: | pense tothe pupil ‘The cau at on i ¢ solicited to support it by subscription ure respectfully requested to prove the the e: blishinent by personal attendance and valuable as- | By the St. Louis Republican, of the 14th ins sistance. he subscription terms have been purposely placed low, | we learn that a baule took place between the be paid : iz fire dollars for. fine concerts ci coneert, Subscribers | Mormons and the anti Mormons, on the 1th. dering st impossible to overset her. very complerely | public rund in light sails, and the i sional object, to unite creat | New ork, Brpokyn, Jersey mith covers to | pote ith private gratifiestion at small id vidi . | tention to business, to merit a beet sal dsondaae? Var tome J? he MILLE. 122 Canal rsons may dine comiortably Feet long, with six feet head room. Th city manufacture, aud under the ribers’ and ia perfect order. With the exception of a zoom, an yachts o} if immediate super They h Hc | NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE MA he is provided with all the comforts to be foun \¢ t purchasers the most pe fect natisf 0, tha a read ts piled lait teh asic teaee LANE, NEW YORK? x DEN | the Inrgest size. ‘i Will thas have ten tickets foe. five Solless, Vane emeareee git appears that the antes, (who, had encamped 177 Broadway, lew doors above Courtlande at, | pi. gine obtained, (aftr paying necessary expen RINE Cal Cop Made Boot, for, $3 005, Fine Calf | galt brsitd cone ner bat wil ell her foresethan | MERLTTOCSG RY “comioned by Haydn, wil Begrees by | the day previous within about three miles of the | Pliee fe Dress for, ine French Dress equa ” JOHN C. STEVENS, M Barclay ste | 150 to 175 performers, vocal and i Fh C. | : Sa EHS SO oe First.—To the production of to yarran NB, 7 the mofning of the lth took Portable Shaving Oases—The aubecstbers | gave hon ee mene te oF ee ioe a ame to any bot in the city, 84,30. All ous boots warranted | N. B.—She may be seen aor nearihe Retry, Hoboken, | TIMIM presiding at the Qraaa, aud, Me. GEG Roe LOBE | city of Nauvoo,) on 2 ng heve for some t me been engoged in manufacturing the above, | Copyright belong to the Institution, and used solely for its | fine equally low. Jobbers aud others will please give usa | > “'*rre oats ftom our best resident artists, who will EStatoune. | Up their line of march for the city. having bough es near pertection as pocsible, combining ee: | benefit. Of this engraving every member receives acopy for | call before purchasing; owr stock isall made under our own TO THE SPORTING WORLD. Rial ceothes adve-tiedan 7 On ascertaining the movements of their foes, gence with utility. As such, with confidence, are offered to | every live dollars paid by him. Members entitled tu dupli- | inspection and bought k ,and therefore we can sell as the undersigned refer are to the high reputation bd 4 the public. Forsalehy 'G. SAUNDERS & SON, cates are ai liberty to sele he eugravings of previous, | i Boois neatly footed for $3 i wn th igueitreter with pleature,t9 ye hertorganee of | the Mormons beat to quarters, mustered be- erences. || Beacon Me oltkeaemraen ce eee | Riisen lanes eoruer ol Willan ts. | ey mi rare fhe Seven Sleeness, “1, Faul em | tween three and five hundred men, and went | Second—To thie purchase of pai. tings‘and seul} by na. | 7 ro * : : jount of re: I , Ke. &e , , : copa De TR Oyistnal and | tice orresident aruiste., These paintings and. sculptures ere | sity LANE BOOTS, FOR $3 50, HERE HAVING been lately some misunderstanding in | Se1 10 produce the “Seagone), and other Uraacies he forth to meet their adversaries. b ir, use only che genuine a publiely exhibited at the Gallery of the Art-Union till the | Cin ide, and are equal to those sold iu other stores | A relation to thefgiving up of a purse trotted for over the Baneoriptions will barre ‘the Book aud Musie Ahe antagonistic parties met about one mile sause,galy | siaual guectiy te December wren they are publicly disene | (Mf for $. Kine’ French Calt Dress Boots for $4 $0, equal | Centreville Coarse, wherein Mr. Con‘ lin did not couceive | iptions will War Femmuped: st, tne ,Eovtpeion, of the \ . ; or pole, by, Rushton & Co. Drug: Paced iy or amano tne tm shicosbor tava the gpithe best made, and sold in this eity for $60r $7. "All | doing justice to bimaelt to ay over the turse | staves whsre sec, Maye fe ihe"tamenserand we | east of the Temple, when a battle commenced. \. 5 , Co | share for every five dollars paid by him, loots warranted to give satistaction. | ant of the false en'ty Of the | ,Seetuus, ° “a ; ae cumini pt Johurgn, Moere STerlorsand 3:& Abpiawall, New, York | erte leecton hepa ea ales end’ flee: Pi YouRG & JONES, "No.4 Ann street, | tie —we wer nvpointed a com- | Broulnay. 19 te demen wishing t0 You the ‘Soe The “Saints” and the Say fired upon United States. tal a th a at Cit Quick sales and small profits is our motto=—4 Aun street. | cue, which is as follows ¢=That. Mr.Conulin would have | leam every particular by applying, pers | each other for two hou:s, but the distance was s0 A os af 1 i M ‘he to the Principal. great that their leaden missiles were materially deprived of their death-dealing properties. an?3 'm*rre | heen perfeetty just | covery ofthe false e to begin, he consented that the two iT 1" ying the pm after the dis- oolion < * hut that wien the time enme forthe | WELCH & MANNS MAMMOTH CLiCCUS. then oa the | rryiiis immense establishment, surpassed by no other in the jess in the principal cities aud villages Philadelphia Agents for the Herald, G. B: | Zieber & Co., 3 Les Barldings, 3d street, near Chesnut but that when the of the United States. Members in the city of New York receive their engravings SLLUATION WAN LED, rs where those ‘wishing to subscribe, will please leave their | ..\ie3 ¥ A YOUNG MAN, in the Grocery or linrdware basi k might go. His allowing she twa herses to start, and f or he Be its co \ win: ? ased thei tames. Terms—75 cents per month, including aay |: a ning eae Tene a eee taitine te tee Boom Vp ons cht fend porlocs noel tine of both Uromeke | Scent bestta aids atetSo ay bar Conkiis sald por | im, country, for the worgtononede, ol, ua contuatrs sa trez. | Higgtinggsqmewbat appeased thelr wrath, the Paper ; Gb cents without it. Advertisements aud communt- | MUS C0Y Ot LS" whom they will be sent at the expense of | Pr heis willing to make himself us every respect to | over the purse, which was according|y done Hees id forthe beautiful sind of horses—have just con- | beiligerants.drew off, each party returning to its Eitions intended for ext day's paper, must be left at the | 863 Secretaries, to whom. they will be sent at rhe expense of | his employer's interest. Please address D. G. at this office. 8i ABR’ BARKER, cluded their Eastern nid_are now on thein way to th ot Sinn tn eit i Sores Sys Sevek tthe atternecs. trols | few days. iipcaeonadall | JAS HARRISON, cee ter ikey will open ‘To-morrow (Tuesday) Evening, | original position in the morning. ee sete enzravin for the ear 1846, will be SGie Walter Ra TO MILLINERS | pene Ebay J, DEFOREST, at Jersey City, when oue of ne best sehectians rom their | The Mormons in this affair had one man. killed eng ‘ting with his wife on morning of his e: ition,’ ii i — a i at | eat As fad gong pies ence toys wi ing xecu A. RARE opening for a fashionable Mi Yaried entertainments will be give and two badly wounded. Savi lon of the Unio River. ae a EV ys 5 a N ‘k. This will be th ‘4 CENTREVILLE COURSE, LUNG ISuAND. anaes ty Reread this sesaoa, to thoee 6 ous of an intellectual treac, who reside in th eeting and fae i aged will take place this | has been engaged woth day of De The antics, numbering upwards of eight hun- "we au year on the Tr nall capital, has reeently relinquish- ‘ i bscription book is now open at the rooms. Allcom. | e4th bea der Ae eg cov geal ised giaed The hey have met with thus far t dred ‘d to camp, with a loss of from eight jons on the business of the Institution should be ad- Tailrond vation with Charleston in 6 ded their most sanguiu® expe:tations. eee Tee i . gcleacion, should 1 ving. HRailroa communication with Charleston in 6 ceeded their mort sanguine ex! to Bifeen killed. PPE subscriber will wun e live of states toand romibe | HOWES& O'S N.Y. MAMMOTH CIKCUS. orresponsiag Soere inns will perform at The excitement was very great, in the vicinity, Art-Union, 322 Broadway, New York. be chaceteltnat H will be cheerful Course, for she conveyance of passengers, on the day of | FEVHIS unrivalled corps. of Hquestriat MONKY MARKET. am weer cust ed to Dr. Edwar the great jot. Monday, Sipe at. ican ace adver | Tipsoatn te 1th Scrtember inacjat Anbar omhe th, | 5.4 ig-was generally supposed that the battle Saturday, Sept.19—6 P. Me | a7 THE BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, on Fridey | Py ace sina +M. Fare, each way, fifty cuts. 0" oT peoprietor, | omic th and 0th; at Home on the 2istyat Uses onthe 240 | would be resumed, either that evening or the There was a little reaction in the stock market to-day, | 8 Sak Pek aie ae Sater, whe ie tnown to Brrr Bool tr, oF to take Brooklyn, Sept. 19 1816, si93t*re_ | at Fort Plains on the 26th; at Cooperstown on the 28h; at | next morning. and prices, compared with those current yesterday Re ee | eae pa orcs CENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING. — | Cherry Valley on the 2otn: ar Cobles Kil ow the 30th, and at This isthe Largest Establishment ever organized United States, comprising 159 Men and Horses, re ato couvey the performers, wardrobes, afternoon, show a slight decline. This, however, we — LOST OR MISLAID. anticipated, as the advance yesterday was a little too | NOTE of FD. Hurlburt & Co. in their own favor and rapid to be permanent, and we therefore look upon the endorsed for $4073 30. litle reaction as being rather favorable then otherwise. Compared with the prices of yesterday morning, those gagement will soon terminate. Ad E. Hanford, Architect, 89 Nassau st., New York. _s18. 3: m or BY THE MAILS. re aie a | ke. ry Kight Femal | ‘ WANTED, : Se | Wr thesommany ns atecpea cont Bight Mie SPs | Waammmeron, Sept. 17, 1868. ny Bonmage Ss ONDAY, Sept, 21, at 2 P. M—Furse Three Hundred , Age, recently arrived from Parts 15 4 pg ‘Temperance Meeting and Intemperate Distur. w Orleans. The best of cit | charucter, Ke. Arnote ad.dressed to M. Dollare“T'wo Milé Heats, for which are entered and | whose new style of Havestrian Feats, pecal ‘Sins 3 & : 3 5 5 3 3 ce sui ab'e re as os id on return of the al corner of William, of to-day show. an advance, Herlem went.up.3¢,Non | ee ee | cherncter, Re A mts 17 ee wii! positively start, the celebrated trotting f ses rth j $5 KEWaAtD, oe meee mee Ch ot 5 rH hae VANES | Deing chaste and classic; her greceful aby a Saw : wich ond Worcester %, Reading %, Morris Canal X, | day gui, from one of the Kast Broad. TO SOUTHERN DRUGGISTS. K TOLK. Sloncow to gosshe pleares! Polktoa wagon. | 2d te charming naivete, with, which ene, fing Agreeably to notification, a temperance meeting Long Island 34, Canton 34. The operations to-day were | }~ 45. re MES HiIl bo ines the hehe: | WANTED. brs g Man, an excellent Deogrist and | / Same day—Prise $90, mile heats, bers oy. Eutiesto clos | img feacare ofthe arenn ia this count was convened on Pennsylvania Avenue this even- wea the finder at Slip, or to Mac: | given, Y hie to the bnillinat deseri seecrive dewapapers of the extract ished art almost entirely confined to the two principal railroad | wer's Uflice, No, 17 Co at 8 o'clock. The place selected was the kerel! & Siinpson's St b stocks, Norwich and Harlem. Bar 3 pepe tagesUilice, = a Gc HAICK. , P. M., same day—three or more to | ing, spective newspa} side walk opposite Coleman’s Hotel, the orator JORL CONKLIN, Proprietor, | Pezformed by th | d the as | Hees . ‘Kquestrian Direc HO WES: Riding Master, Mr | at the second boar sales of Norwich and Harlem | Sou) Re WARD. | ASeerLes “Teipaenas og Vo B.—Cars will leave the South Ferry. Brooklyn, for the NIXON, and the unapproschable Clown, DAN RICE. | being mounted upon a temporary rostrum, and were very large, at a further advance. The former | 4 F . urse atl P. M., and retu natter the sports of the day are se isthe celebrated and principal Ri- . ry O8T OR STOLEN. on the evening of the I7th | nish, Freweh aud German correspondence, w find an . ‘among the Perfor pa poangrannly t befor went up 4, and the latter {. Reading also improved a | TL, DeT OF STOLEN: on the ovening of the 17th inscant, | SeDlosmact adewenss to, his kaowledgs, ta, any mercansile | Over Bere eteh way Sieeets-___ 817 Bes eee ne eon of the Areua, Mr, HOBBB, whose featson | the crowd collected in {the broad street re P 7a Proved a | iG Albany, aSEALEU PACKAGE, contarring several hus. | hou ev this place, A note directed to H. H. No. 1394 Water SANFORDS AT IT AGAIN, Horseback are the most extraordinary ever witnessed. snve | 1 +1 ro. it rust be recollected that Pennsylvania fraction. | dred shares of North American Trast and Bauking Company, | stfeet, up stairs, will be attended to immediately. HE TAILORING BUSINESS enrried on formerly by | aile act of Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Olympic Ever | r . a asa ‘We annex the current quotations in this market for | ipocrtié s of 25 and 50, and smaller de. nations (iu 12 Iw*rre ‘Win. Matthiessen, 127 Fulton st.,will hereafter be continu: | ¢ises, by the whole Compan) led by the great Europ | Avenue is one hundred and sixty feet wide, an: n! L Wonderfal Feats by Mr. ps " s.and we would say to the public aud | Tumbler, Mz, MA Carat onderfal, kets aR: | ‘hc itis as quiet at this season, inthe evening, as +), Also, one certifiente,f foreign and domestic exchange, for uncurrent money, | tares of the Norwich oud. Weivetier ta ove huadred | CEPT OF F WARDROBt AND FURNITURE | ed by Sandford & bro road, stock stand WANTED. our friends now is the time, for we bi Cole’s Dons, The SWISs unt Grymnastic. Pos rares and Gr i ing in the name of R.K. Noe, on the book's of said company | jew stock of Freurh, Bnglish ect “fins 7 illage. I araageanetiay SeneNne, Se | w New ‘Yorks with power of attomey stached All pemous | [ ADIES OR GENTLEMEN having superfluous effects | cyery varie') of cyesismeres and ves ha athe Charioteer, of Phas, Popeariug and OY” the streets of a country sr said ais . 1099 10934 Hambury Rd eos one against uegotiating thi }. ie hovers Pury ee a He, which wil be foe fe order ose i most pm vn Hancies of Proteus.” Mr.| The Rev. Mr. Hunt, a distingui . ‘ for the sniion, tas" orkmnship. Also, | . b 51 314g05 9 Bremen. aay | = Whapokgube, Reecheng | h or otherwise, who will tleiew's outing, such as thicts, diawers, | C;Howesin Stack Rope ‘wancey of gihers, | from Pennsylvania, proc ceded to address the peo- Excnanoes, The above reward will be paid for the return of said | attend at their residences, J, LEVENSTYN, suspenders, uinbrell w, &e', all of whieh we | gelebrated Tight Rope Dancer, With & aricly of Pliers: | 1. every word of his speech being as distinctly ‘Mobile, .. age aud its contents, sid lwem | 466 Brouwer, up gtaits. rautee to sell as low as they can b= b ught in the city— | The whole comprising the, | ” pie, - %, where bi Neshvle LOST. ou Wp beneath? ee : WRANEORD BROTHERS, | clateie PoE OWES & COM New York Mammoth Cireus. | heard on the platform at Coleman’s, w sigue Nashville. STERDAY A¥TERNOON , re ; pele sd aN ARES ; Ty i i a | vate in the evening, as if especially | Rrra cuume eet camcrar evens | 7 WARDROEY AND AUMNUTORE,WANTRD | Mitt Batponst™ noimerh_ | SUNG venga hs Milena W Leo | Coes mfr thee entertainment. Th oar had | two dolltrszalsoa'nivee temsbter aeons, ray guree. ta | La“ceah prices fo: sil hiad-of wearigg appacel,furmitare, ke: | “JUDDS PATENT CUNTRIFUGAL WIND- | Sap street, Joining the Scie a ee wom re. | fot proceeded far, when rotien egzs began to fy rewarded by leaving them at the owner's, 178 Forsyth by applying for the subscriber et No. 11 Marion street be- MILL. con ner hig Album, justpublished, containing A deltghtiel | thrchgh the air, one man being struck upon the s | "ieee, Broome and Spring streets ericn wilt be ATENTED May 24, 1&6, Aniy one wishing to purchase. | collection of the most popular operatic melodies and favorite | yO er. and Mr. Beck, one of the city officers, do ‘ UNI) GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCHES. | punctnally attended to. ana im’: the entire right of nny,one. or any part of aue, or all of | pieces. f | y ne speaker, was hitas plump in CURRENT MONE OTICE is hereby given to those persous who have cre - the States of New Jersey, Maryland, Deliwere, Novth Coro- | "ie production was much needed. to show that the best | standing near the speniin, Sih) the gaseous and ht at. Sold at. Bought at. Sold at. tives interred in tI rth end of the bi round be- | NOTICE. line, Georgi, pama, Massi musical eo) be played on that instrument, | the forehead as man cou ‘th tite nd of « pis- land 44 dis. 34 dis. Mobile. sp pg i% dis. 144 do, longing to said churches in Carmine street, the trustees GODEFROY, (Mrs. J. H. Gayelle,) will open on ely entor, Allen Judd, whose capa ed 80 lon, saewe,. nauseous egg exploding wit e soul Ay 0% do New Orleaus.1% do. 1% do. | a ter fru ations, have teeeived novice Trrssets | B's Wedacedey, ahd inst, her fall ead witter assortment of i fer or otherwise. { Signor L. M. POE GR SN eee || Oe anit ai Peng through the air a smell that go ¥" do 335 do | Gureetcommissioer to lear the ground for the 9 Of | Millinery, and Indies’ articles in Reneral A ALWAY. nine Guar pe. | OE have made # Chinese epicure smack bi | persons fa 5 ALLEN DODSWORTE | NTEVEKDE’S BILLIARD AND BOWLING | i ivilized olfactories was posi- aed | Sekeerocwteread whee wna Opposite the Carlion Hout RIVATE DANCING SCHOOL, No. 418 Broome st. MONTEV SALOON. lips, but which, ast Sn Fete Bo will please make immediste application to the sexton, CF, LADIES’ HAIR DRESSING. sat My oye tes x beg i ‘ i O.5BARCAY STREET, (three doors below the Ame- | tively canght in the act of flinging these be 144 him street, or 413 Broadway, as the digging will ILLIAM J, BARKER, (formerly with H. A: 3 woale bag leave Wy Eel eal tenet vamants reine Yicrn Hotel.) New. York. Whe Sudreriver would re- | of the city, was e@Ngie MA Die Crit yiey followed ee Bi , Faby ‘detachment of boys, was carried off to tere | bY ® labore. ‘The temperance orator proceed. public 1a take plie. withont delay, AM those remains not otherwise be found aw can be foun Hl oe hy ’ ‘ectfuily inform his fevends and th OF nent cuemeeiie tie very much | ti‘iis four us good Billiard ‘Table: Clessen for the day, Oct. 6, a3 P. M., for Ladies and children, avd P, | 2 do “1% do 0 Qagrarions ror Specie. Grounds. EDWARD RUPPERSBERG, Sec. of Trustees. Ings. on the tol. ow'ng tertns:— rt os Value, | _ 192 Single time, dressing } ¢ partments, the ° uring in his denunciations of “te ee is Fire tinea age 1 | Sige CANDLES AND O1—A faperior ately of sham, Vdressiai ate Fentlemons include all the Fashionable Dances of the and Eeoeee ple howan a private or; | ed, wey pos Ciara bt Bia wey ong all to be put Half do ra 100) on bloon: 30a 1625 rm Candles at 25 cents per !b., and finest quality Win- ope pow her igh lay i be furnish ith 4 apron, for his especial | Penitentiary, every soul of them; that their Portuguese gold, .100 a 100; a 1374 | ter Bleached 8) jon. Also, ched ally devoted to thi 4 erms, &e. made known by applying at the School. | coor ap = cs Site,” Any ‘gentlemen in the Penitentiary, Sud saloons Of tal, Spanish dollars. 103 a 103 & 1373 | Solar do, eahf "cents ro, oll Java Coffee ‘ y 00 his order book will. be k cee be the city,” Any gentlemen | in the. ents were the painte f hell, esexn'daliars-i00%a 1008 Henry £1 | Bicce mies and Groceries Mel of the smal torte | Broad, ye CR EN LO MUSIO 1AUC ren kiseaee oven Oe ‘soply in the bar | cc, ‘The orator stop ed the sree ot bs Bee ee eriete 9 100 ter d 428 Greenwith and 76 Vesey streets. | epposite the hour desired. For tusther pardeulars enquire of P. BURGHEIM, Teacher of Piano, Violin, Flute and wlan joys, whieh are always kept in rangne to announce that som ly was again I 2 = =| Wy, BaPimiles todan hove wd hotel h | W. J. B. at his residence, 7 East fenye vaibimer- | ML. Gattare contianes to teach ladies and geaiiemen of with the beat of attendance. 4 Sundays, | throwing rotten eggs, but that they coald not hit Since the departure of the packet the demand for jevived to give the above a trial. Goods pac! | ALZEYER M T. New York, and gives the best reference of yo hod, ifre- | ry day at 11 o'clock. ‘Wednesdays am him; and, thinking over the maxim of the old rat foreign exchange has been very limited, and quotations | Mvetedto any part of the city free of chrrge. eit imére_ | rvA41® annual ease will bo given at Kast New York, on | QUI -yerns moderns. Aviiy et No. 24t Brows net, | FAST an Tae Cette choicert Ovaters. auch % Shere” | in the fable, that caution was the parent ofsalrsy, without any alteration. There is very little doing in GREEN TURTLE SOUP. Nee: Fone Ey the datinst. “The undersigned has taken ooo MUBIO | bury, Chinksrora’s, Mull Pond, Cold Spr} ing ae aes ot | we left the orator and his audience, to report thus domestic exchanges. Wnourront money is abundant, ually to be found ins Din- | and will offer sue inducements to'those who have hereto HE. PIANO TAUGHT on very moderate terms, by sets Bay. Gentlemen, calling orotices Ue cat depend on | much of the proceedings ‘Saint Jonn. ond the amount offering for redemption large for the sea. every day in the week, at the | ! @ said feast, to participate once more of 2 most Verson who hae « perfect Kuowleige of the science, | Taving tie above assortment. His Hx Uo the beat aga —Faranenrnia, Sept. 19, 1846, som, Specie is very quiet. There is no demand for ex- 29 alton at; Brook, by a Wa {0 enjoy'n ich rent | per month Any. perso, wishing ty take yneruction wil the elect Wings an ote Mga aad Punches mde | vitanensity ais Y tthe Herald Oifce.” i ee erate memes osed its exhibition ould also say to port, and the importetions are limited. Families supplied with Soup or Oysters, at short Society ‘The Horticultural Bon rele dee to commfunieate at the Bar, | a ieods, shoal he can suit the Gentle: will ples successful Guardian Fire Insurance Company have declared | "Brooklyn. ‘Sept. 14, 1946. taste of one and Lea trem er of the attendants. | evening, having very the tasty 5 ry ee | “Phe lodier and gentlemen are referred to the Jast anna: NOTICE. any neglect of doty of the Ae Cls MONTEVERDE, rge proportion of our citizens, by 0 fipal dividend of five 64-100 per cent on their losses by LEECHES? report of the Herald, ta Teena tothe ws meaty ofthe teant T. STEWART & CO, will open their new store. on No.5 Barclay street, f= ee Rich the exuberant products of mother earth JOHN NILEER, 256 Grand st A. TONDAV AT ottcinsts ato pelock, An ML. with a | qe private entrance at the Hall doo = manner in whiel ration, Though the lest ‘been selected m | on the Blat ust. kof goods entirely new, which hy cele, iihinow When’, foraale by || wore spread out for their od . k. COLLIN . re eR COLLINS Ce ag | day won rainy and threatening; yet the aitendnane wet a r thdigreat fire of July, 1845, This makes 95 64100 per UST RECHIVED, 10,060 |; healthy Swedish | gout which tho company has paid on its losses. Je ees Alaey 6,000 German, sas rime order, > lasrais of easy wiitt Ato mecting of the Board of Direotore of the Tree: | sis lm*re = Importer of Lis William st, Wiest uth Ferry, Brook. ‘ope for the ocexaion by one of vy J he of sii lwistme @ | utter pre andl aud 2and SP. M., and retara at iq 2, M, & Co, will Beet the eel to rece!