The New York Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1846, Page 3

oppor of correcting a statement Ww! therein senor be obtained whea placed on the columns, m: by visite | ing the were-rooms of Mr. Lenghi, during this and the follow: ing week. The Prambe National Daguerrfin Gallery | in the art of taking daguerrotype are truty astonishing, ard what great difficulty, requiring act is now rendered of weather. ood difference what hk perfect, ane the o Ympossible to fai French Spoken.—The second course of French Leganaa by Prof Church, author ofthe eyatem, atthe | t Society Library, will be; tock, on the Sth of Octo- ber. Tickets to be had Charch’ will ‘nor ouly receive a ticket of admittance for several free lessous but they will also be offered with tt! printed less contained im a pampolet, so that they may itoess the result of this mode of instruction without being Ted to the leost expense, Bor the hours of the free | handbill st the door of the Se ner of Leonard street. at given every day, see the Parts Silk Hatw—Amidon, 177 Broadway, | will open this morniv « lot of superior Paris Hats, to which he wuvites at. Metallic Tabiet Razor Strop—Merchants | and others sbont purchasing an article of this kind, would do well to cel! and examir ay factory the various pat terus offeced, each being inude of the best materials, but va ing only ia outside finish. Certificates, im proof of thetr utility, ave i the most scientific gent count made to wholes#le purchuers. G. SON, 177 Broadway, opposite Howard Potel. Tollet Artictes, © Perfumery, Dentrifices, Co Soaps, Razors from the most Cuses containing all most portable form, for sale by G. SAUNDERS & SON, 177 Broadway, A few doors above Courtlandt street. jn the possession of the bavéntor, (rom some of fi menu in the Ne ig 5 aliberal dis- _ |AUNDERS & | _French China Dining Services—Very Sape- | r White Hreuch Ching Divine Services, in large or cml to suit purchasers—China Hell Broadway, corner of | Chambers street, N. ¥,or at the OLD China Hall) Chestout Mrevt (7 directly £0 opposite che State House, in Phila lelphis Fav ities furnishing in the CHINA md GLASS line will t t to their iuzerest to apply at either of the above esta ments. Phalon’s Magte Heir Dye, a now and Ine valuable discovery, warranted neither to smut uot wash off, ing 4 Liquid Dye, which twatantaneous!y changes the color ofthe hair to, a beantifal brown or black, without injury to the hair or skin. The great superiority of this Dye consists in easymode of application and instantaneous effect,all other dyes requiring from ten to twelve hours to produce any chauge. Its superior excellence will be apparent to every one upon a sing! papolieations Country gentlemen can have & bottle forwarded them by. express. h closed to E. Phalon, 61 Broadway, Judson’s Hotel. Price $1 per bottle, with full directions for use. City gentlemen are Invited teal! at the depotand have their whiskers dved— | R. Bogue & Fawcett, :74 Chesnut street, agent for Philadelphia. PhiledelIphia Agents for the Herald, G. B- Ea acd & Co. 3Letger Buildings, 3d street, near Chesnut, names. ‘Terms—75 cents per month, including the Sunday Me ceuts without it. Advertisements and commani- cations intended for next day’s paper, must be left at the agevey by 4 0’cloek in the afternoon. tole oe roam Tree ARR RL A ETRE Navigation of the Ghio River, Places. Time. State of River. Civemneti, Sept. 14 « 3 feet 234 inches «. Sept. 10... + 4 feet 4 inches vung, Sept. 15. 2 feet 434 inches. eville, Sept. 9 5 feet 1 inch MONKY MARKET. Thursday, Sept. 24—6 P.M. ‘There was a fair amouut of business done in Harlem, and Norwich & Worcester to-day, at a slight improve- ment in prices. The former went up 34 per cent, aud’the latter 4. Long Island advanced 34, and Pennsylvania 6's 3. North American Trust and Morris Canal declined 34. The market continues rather feverish, and prices very unsettled. At the second board there was a further improvement in Norwich & Worcester, and a decline in Harlem, com- pared with prices current in the morning. The lartiord & New Haven Railroad Company have declared a semiannual dividend of three dollars and a half per shere, payable to New York stockholders at the Umon Bank, on the Ist of October. A vigorous movement in favor of the extension of the | station on | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to an appropriat the Ohio River, is now showing itself in the benighted ‘Ancient Dominion, which bids fair to have its proper in- fluence on the Legislature, especially as the representa- tives elect have been chosen with direct reference to this important end. On the 25th of Sept. (Friday) a con- vention is to be held at the town of Western, in Western Virginia, composed of delegates from every section of the State, to determine what measures onght to be adopt- ed to socure to the Baltimore company such right of way ‘as will be most acceptable to them. The enterprising men of Western Virginia are now satisfied that the con- struction of a railroad through their neighborhood can- not be otherwise than advantageous, caasing the expen- Giture of millions of mency, and securing to them a cur- rent of business the value of which it is impossible to estimate. If the terminus of the road be at a point where navigation is scarcely ever interrupted, the pro- duce that will be transported from the Great West ona judiciously constructed road can have no limits ; and such are the natural consequences of trade, that the country through which it passes must always participate in the general benefit. Were it more certain that a rail- road would be constructed from Cumberland to the Ohio, the tide of emigration would set in that direction, giving value to Virginia lands, now almost neglected, by securing a population of a hardy and industrious cha: racter. The return of the Hon. Lewis McLane to the presi dency of the Baltimore and Ohio Company is generally considered as a favorable omen for the introduction of a greater degree of energy and good management in its affairs, in both of which qualities there has been recently avery sad deficiency, a want of regularity, an over. reaching policy extremely detrimental to business, and a total neglect of the comforts due to the travelling pub- lic. The character of Mr. McLane affords ample gua- ranty that a reformation will be introduced, and travel- lers will henceforth find such respect paid to their ac- commodation as will remove those objections which have heretofore compelled them, in self- nce, to seek more circuitous routes. The present terminus of the Toad is at Cumberland, and, xotwithstanding its arrival at thet important station, within twenty miles of the in- valuable mineral regions of the Potomac, confidence seems to have abandoned their further progress ; but es this inertness may have been produced by the contract- od jealousies of the Virginia Legislature, wo hope soon tos revival of the company’s energies, when the le- gislation of that interesting State shall respond to the enlightened policy which influences the action of every other section of the Union. We are much gratified to find Mr. McLane at the head of this enterprise, knowing that he will not cease his exertions till be has effected the great object in con templation—the connection of the waters of the w: word with those of the Atlantic; and by the completion of this most important link in the chain of internal im- provements, have brought the most distant sections of the confederation into immediate contact, and friendly intercourse. If he shall succeed in these laudable en- deavors, the reputation of his domestic usefulness will not suffer when contrasted with the renown and distinc- tion which £0 hoppily crown his diplomatic services The past, however, must be esteemed by him as only fiduciary of the future. The eyes of an enterprising nation are on him, and in proportion to the interests con- nected with the extension of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will his exertions be appree! In withdraw- ing from the statesman’s career, and ming a less con- spicuous position, we possess a sublime evidence of the humble beauties of oar republican institutions, in which ‘we contemplate the nguished civilian rendering him- self useful in the less imposing walks of common life. To remove some of the complaints alleged against the road, we would suggest the propriety of introducing the improvements which have recently been made in the smoke pipes of railroad engines, of procuring lighter patsenger cars, reserving the cumbersomé ones now in use for winter custom, and by reconstructing (hat por- tion of the line which is laid with a flat rail, give greater security and accommodation to the public. If as is believed, from the experiment made on the Harlem road, cast iron bars may be employed as a perfect subst's tute for rolled, then their use will not only cause much economy in the expenditure, but will secure to the American manufacturer an unrivalled control of the market, expecially as the ore from which cast-iron rails should be made must be of a superior quality to that used in Europe, where it is less abundant, and more dif. ficult of procurement. If we take the coal business of the Reading Railroad, as any criterion of that of the Baltimore road, we should estimate the revenue, from that source alone, as more than adequate to discharge, within @ reasonable period every obligation which they may have to contract ; leaving, for the stockholders, a sufficient surplus to make dividends, not less satisfactory than those of the Delaware and Hudson Company, which, with every prospect of improvement, now amount to ten per cent semiannually, In addition to the twenty-five miles, which will take the Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad into Stewart's Marble Patnce<We tale this | tie heart of the coal falds, onthe. Potomac river, there re ed in o¥F | will remain but one hundred and thirty to be construct Pres giemana jntes Ssommicn ot Chis eee) eeut stares | 04, to the inland seas of the West, where bounteous ua ture seems to have revelled in producing a country of inexhaustible wealth and resources. ‘The general impression on | that the establisha ut o° | amount of capital may be employed ia their construc tion, without ever en‘e:ing into the reflection that the money used in producing this new source of revenue | only changes owners ; it is not destroyed, thé entire operation being in fact nothing more than the active power which gives a particular direction to the con’ structive labor, while in the progress of its creat dustry, the avocations of the agriculturists and manu facturers proportionally contribute, and are improved in the process. The revenues derived from these improve: ments are not drawn from the luxuries they introduce, but are, essentially, the oggregate results of increased economy in time and expense, saved in cheapening transportation and travel. In the formation of a good railroad, the nation has an increased capital, which adds as much to the common wealth, as does the erection of a dwelling, or manufacturing establishment, proportion- ably advance the prosperity of its locality ; the products of each refunding the original outlay, and having done that they become, in common acceptation, mere creative AUCTION NOTICES. AUCTION NOTICE. | PPURNITURE, &e—THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at 35 Aun neral assortment of new and second hand essing Buivaus, Sideboards, maple do, Rockers, Settee AMUSEMENTS, d&c. NEW FRE JAMES. BENEFIT OF MR. FORRE 57. ARK The Ai ne—Ou Fd be performed the wagedy of ) | Forrest; Dupean, Audersou; Macduff, Dyott; Dousibain, Levox, 8 Pearsou, Lady ¢ mind of the public, tea, centre and dining To conclude witi Mr Lillywhite, M. white, Mrs Verno tings, Carpets, Stair do Crockery, &e., two Bathing e. Rods, Plated aud { | Tubs and Kitehen rietmaneces will com- Also, at It o’etock, Jewelled Gold Watch and © in, and Lease of Dueiling O. SNIFFEN, Anctiouee: THEATRE—On Fridey Bvening, Sept. 25, be performed the COMEDY OF ERRORS s Messrs Hadaway & Chaufrau; Two Anupho- essts ( lorke & Jordan, Adriana, Mrs Booth; Luciam i THER AND SISTER—Pacheo, ; Donna Isadora, Mrs Madison. quelude with RAYMOND AND AGNES— ady Agues, Mrs Jordan ock, curtain will rise at half past 7 Upper Boxes, 2 cents; Vit ani ERFIELD, Auctioneer. Two Dromeos, M « atherine street, a gene- sting of every thin; Vestings, Calicves, , everything 1 the line of a gene- positive, raia or shine, Plaiu Cashmere « French Ginghams, Lease Whiie-suot Silks Pyramide & 34 nnd 5-4 wide; 4 3 | mond, Mr Clarkes de Laine. Doors opea at 7 aa Circle, 50 cents ED PAINTINGS ¥, will sell on Saturday £ 0. 293 Broadway, an enure ‘ed from Europe, and whi sourtry. Sale positive. Silks Damas Blane Madeira Zephirine Damnszé THEATAE — On Performed the comedy H—Viscount de Ligny, Mr agenza of THE BEE AND | Block, Mr Clark. SAR — Mazourki, Mr Theaboreplage every day from’ | to4 PM. Persons wishing Tosudge The system of Mons. | g irlandes de th He W. SHIRLEY, au | Wateott; Knstine, Mrs H RD~Stock ofa Le WM. ¥ HE. WILLA’ ) &e., Sarurday, Pept. 26, 5 Pine street, 50 suspending. Tanterus, 0 oil and yas can &e., rich girandoies, 10 fone: other mahogany boxes, watch cases, &e . Britan any sofas, chairs, tibles, of | le positive for cash. » PREE—K ing TAMING AT. To conclude with the NEW window, Mr Holiaad. itanding and bucket ¢ i lar lamps, wick, | imported work, sha d oberts FOOTMAN—Bobby Break- ty Library, Broadway, cor | Dress circle 32 cents; upper boxes 25 cents; pit one shilling; | a Rich Broeade anueaux Black watered, one yard | wide 40 inches Taffetas, high | Lastre | 36 do, Mourning Silks. and other goods. . Doors open st 7 o’clock: curtain rises at half past 7. {RCUS—BOWERY AMPHILHEATRE—Friday even | ing, September 25, will commeuce witn Star and Walt hutree; Comic Boog, Doualds ACOB 8, PLATT, Auction: SALE of the Stock of a Fan b 5. Place will sell, This Diy, at 10 the stoek, consisting of a genere| to be sold without reserve, by tention of geatlemen aboutimounting ' fall | icy Goods and $5000 Ohio 6s, ‘60 450 shs Harlem RB 120 do how avtention of all kinds of The y ats, | Dog Tivpoo's perte 5000 do 29 shs Morris 25 NA Trast 230 L Island RR 100 do 125 Reading RR Looking Glass manufte- turer, to be sold as 1¢ is, without reserve, consisting of 0 s Plates, assorted, from 11x10 to 38x22. lass, unsilvered. es, assorted from I1x9 to 19812. 0 do. 30 75 Nor& Wor RR Stages—The pablio w F Sy ances at the Amphitheatre alw: and that stages ace in atteudance to couvey pa: "ARIS*MADE GLOVES, | boxes looking xl fall, to match the Silks Of the most recherchd VASULE GARDE 40 shs Farm Loan b60 24 Stonington RR 25 do 58 50 L Island RR $ 300 Harlem RR le of which cau be © nd will be sold as they lew cases new German Fancy Goods, Xc., in lots Second . shs th Wor = a6 unined ou the morning of Beautiful embroidered c! view the beautiful range of COsMORAD e Upper Esplanade. th a series of DISSOLVING e > WOKKS. Mig toto ui to commence at a quarter to § WM. A. M. A. BEECILEN ° ir Dry Goods by catalogue, tor cash. | Monday and Thursday. Particular attention given to assignee’s sales of stock goods nu26 New Stock Exchange. $50 shs Harlem R RB ‘ 200 do els and English threa Hich black and white MILADELPHIA Rich + Gere TROTTING—UNION COURS " Lawes, Manager. IDAY EVENING Will be performed, James Sheri THE HUNCHBACK J Thomas Ciifford. 846, wes? admired | Co} Cola Gordered do, SOIREE DitkSsics, ile heats, best $250-$50 to the second best— To come off on in harness, ifor trotting hors: the 28th of September, at 3 o’clock P. M. Master Waiter. Modus, Richings After whieh. senesestesee’ F vat time. the uew Comedy of HE FOLLIES OF A NIGHT. bove hores are part 0 the ground, 1 New Yong, September 25, 1848. On Wednesday evening, eularly requested Henry Chase, Mr. War. L. @ 284 inst., b: f Boston, to Miss Maxy lay, Sept. 22, by the Rev. J. L. Harris, Joun ion, of Albany, to Miss Eveuine H., daughter of James Wotherspoon, of this cit: At Hudson, New York, on by sending cash, en | positively the la PHILADELPHIA. «Manager aud Lessee fecorated in the | tre has beea thoroag! tyle, aud is now the most beautiful Theatre FRIDAY, Sept. 25, 1846, Witha smoking Cap 0 Cashmere Manteaux, for dt and Silk Nett Bags, Pui ‘of other goods, is worthy the isitiag this city, as they will fiad © JAMES BECK & CO., 819 6teodiam 359 Broadway. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD, eT smoking can tT e 21st inst., by the Rev. jon of Richard Dillon, Es Ann Exiza,e ldest dau, ter of the late Simeon Charles Leach, of Pine Plains. On the evening of Thursday, the 24th inst., at the Church of the Nativity, Second Avenue, by the Rev. Mr. Kain, Mr. somw Hogan, to Miss Carmaniney R. Ma- eure, both of tiis city. Op Thursday morning, the 24th inst., at the Cathedral, by the Right Rev, Bishop Hughes, Joseru F est daughter of the late it children'in the srmas. Richly embroidered Velv. The above, with a large s attention of strangers i goods not to be found else those wishing to subscribe, will please leave their | at BELLOW’S Livery Stable, 102 Laurens street. f not disposed of beto e Mouday, the 28th inst. will be sold by Auction at Pectoranl him, having no further us eare, for the’ first time in Teen new sceves from eorrect authorities b ra. Jlielge and Glessing. dred New Dresses, ats, Weapons, and From the ongivsl text of Shakesp: e gentleman who owns ¢ OR LEASE, the Store best locations for busine: Also, Fixtures for plied for nmmediate!y, at No, 25 Washington street. ~FOR SALE, OR THAT well built and dence of John C. Steven nd House, in one of the ents, made expre: th ard. Duke of Gloucester, Mr’ Wal tings, Mr Howard,’ B Edwara, Mr Henkins Queel Elizabe Mrs A ‘Lewis; Lady Aune _7~_No other piece on the same evening. OK AMERICAN SINGERS. Biace at the Apol- g NING, Sepc 25th, w Piece will be sung, entitled ‘ogether with a variety of other arence, Mr Marsh; e First . ho will prove that JULES Terms will be easy, if ap QUID HAIK DYE is not iu this country or Euro Messrs Burton a N.J., on Wednesday evening, pt, 1845, by the Rev, Dr, Demarest, Mr. Srrrnun H. Witttamson ,of New York,to Miss Exizanetn H. Hoaciand, eldest daughter of John H. Hoagland, Esq, On Thursday, the 24th inst, at Grace Church, by the Rev. Dr. Anthon, C.C.Wat.ea, Esq. of New York, to Mrs.Canovins: Haus, of Boston. iss Chapman; Duchess of SHANGE FOR CITY ov the hair or whiskers ina fe es without the least fue enient House, and Stabl Esq App y to L PRIDE? fi Wall stree™. BROADWAY PROPERTY TO LEASH. THE OWNEM¢ of the valuable Block, fronting upon Broadway, Canal street and Lispenard street, offers the same’ to L vidual or Company that n scrip:ion for imp oveme | way and Canal steet, is 0 for the erecti n ofa nor to in jure the hea! and brilliancy. Be certain and ask for Jules Hoole Liq 3 if for brown ask for box mai have been awarded to the subscriber at the irate b xhibirion. rarran| airand retain all its softness 1815, on which oeca>io: the * Death of Ringgold: ‘Tickets, 50 cents. Concert to commence at BOWERY THEATRE. EAFIE’S BENE RDAY EVENING, SEPT ‘The Comedy, in five acts of rHE WONDER, On tHe Woman who Krers a Secret, by the proprietor, Jules On Thursday, the 24th inst, of consumption, Jonn Firzrataicx, late of Fulton Market, aged 70 years. His frien‘s and acquaintances are respectfully request- ed to attend his ‘une: al without further invitation, from his late residence, No. 96 Beekman street, this day (Fri- , 25th), at half past 3 o’clook, P M. in the 24th inst., Mra. Many Roo Rog: ‘The friends of the family, and those of her brothers William H. Daniel and Edward Dou, fully invited to attend jer funeral, at afternoon, from 284 Broeme street On Sunday, 29th inst, at Bloomingburgh, Orange Co, of one week, of dropsy, ANpRew f John J. and Elizabeth a property of this de Joestion upon Broad- of the most desirable spots iu the | ‘ablic kdifice or for Sto \Iso. the Property on Broadway, nearly opposit is 3 the frout on Broadway eet is 75 feet by 200 feet. ¢ money necessary for the improvement, would beadvanced, ifuecessary. For parricul F. A. Artault, Lafaye te Bazaar, corner Jacquemond, 415 Browdwat Co niga Jane, and by all respectable « 524 im*r 8, relict of the late y and Mrs. Booth ON FRIDAY the 18th tingham to the Subs: the City, or ou th is of no uye to any one bu rewarded for h JAMES CARR ci it Hi 'ANTED, AS COACHMAN, SITUATION by a person of steady habi in Driving double or single ham. Would travel with » « ing to Europe, aud cau produce the best reference in the and good recommendat: T.. Herald Office, will be attended to, las, are respect- alf-past 4 o'clock, ___ 4 Broadway, Room } TO RENT, A LARGE Handsome Beck Parlor, unfarnished, with breakiast and tea if required. Apply at 383 Bro way, two doors above White st. FREN HA MILLINERY MRS. UNDERWOOD, sespectfally informs her general, that she has removed etween North Moore and Frank lin streets, where she wiil open ou Thursday next, li and fashionable assortment of Fall Hats of the latesc Parrsian °t) Also, all kinds of Scraw Hats made an on N.B. -WM. UNDERWOOD still continues to Bleach ‘and Press nil kinds of Straws, Leghorns and Neapolitan Hats, damaging the texture or leaving the smell of sulphur »s the color when badiy bleached, as in many To conclude’ with A La rouk DE NESLE, OR THE after a severe illness Braia Stxvensos, second Stevenson, in the th ESE eee FELLOW CITIZENS, jon to my Card in The Tre | an the New York Sun I lay before you « ststs- SHAKSPEARE ASSOCIATION. f HE, arrangements being completed for Amateur Perform- | it converted under the superin ances during the coming winter, the board of direction | Mills, the architect, into a boarding house for the Dow p epared to receive applications from L: Gentlemen of Dramatic taste to co-ope: it which a ¢ mo ters wn by addressing a line to * Office, stating where an interview can be TUYVESANT INSTITUTE ON MONDAY, SEPTEM Author of Handy Andy, Rory O'More, &c. &e.) will give | this neighbou hood. IRISH EVENING, LLUSTRATIVE of the Natioual Char Superstitions, Mirth and Melo own [ISH SOS nition in this conatry, and others, as yet, American public. Admission, $!. Tickets to be haa at Messrs. Stoddart & Dunham’ Firth & Pond’s; aod Atewill’s Music 7 pen at 736 velock. nde about 10 o'clock. 820 Iwis*r LCH & MANN’S MAMMOTH CIRCUS. HIS immense establishment, surpassed by no other in the country for the gorgeousness of its costumes and trap- Dings—tor the number of talented and accomplished «¢ nd forthe beautiful stud of. horses—have ju heir Kastern tor, and are now on thei: way to fries ds and the put wien them, The DESIRE to call tion from Europe. Ocvober the Ist, with les altered to the pre- JAMes ROBERTSON Of the dth Congressional District iu New York THE EURUPtAN, No. 6 Greenwich street, three doors from the Battery. House is now «pen for the accommedation of the ho are solicited to give a share of their pat: asst fort will be made to ren ble and ayreeable reaurt equal to any in the cil "Lue bar will always be supplied with the choicest liquors, wines and segars. Lodgings by the Night, Week or Mouth from 25 cents per night. A tree luncn every day from ii o'clock to 1 o'clock. » BROADWAY, | General Macomb, Mr. Marey, (and lately Mr. BER 28. iw _ baer es ma ani pevene: and medals —none % apply. Apply to No. 3, aioe penton dapy ply to No. 4 Avenne C, near 3d street. au ‘ 110 Hudson street, New York. COUNTRY MERCHANTS DESLNOUS of purehasing fsshiouable Millinery id es, are invited to call at M shment, 427 Broadway, where a large assor(- of Bonnets aud Dresses of we Also. new and most icles for fall and winter Dress. THE LADIES to call at Mrs. Heman’s new Estabii Millinery and Dress Making, 427 ent of the most splendid Chambesmaid, by a spectable voung to » Boarding Hoase, 0 thetic and Com G3, some already honored with recog- | Anna had been assassinated, or at Paredes bat uniatroduced tothe | een banished, or that there was a general row jouse; also, | inside the Kepublie, while we are waiting in the son of the late Vir. Thos. Scotia, will address TONE SEAL ENGRAVER and Herald Painter, 233 y, opposite the Park. Coats of Arms, Crests, Uy- ngraved on stone or brass. Lad G. B. CLARKL, iANT TAILOR, 116 William street, G. B.C. has rough or cut to say oe Coats of Arms founs ond painted of fancy articles im any style, from aud upwa: and forwi u he United States or Canada, . age of Heraldry kept, with upwards of $00 000 names. 25; very hagdsome for M4, 16 and $i8. 5 to $8; Satm ont, 10 coder, $20, ‘ Cloths, from which Coats will be NOA, ; 128 FULTON STREET, (San Cloth Sacks trom 8 ¢ Deeming it unnecessary to enter iute ’ Maraei Specting his Fail Fasmions his new style willexcel in beauty, . very offered tothe Hatwearing public. of the city fork. His prices are as low as his hats are fige. ¢ ‘simply state that taste and color, ‘This will be the ovly perform at Newark. ; sason, to those desirous of eno yy opportunity offered thi U MEEN EL&BRATEL Chinese ckin Powder, ler Majesty Queen V. a, Hii 'd used an the nuisery s and courts in, Europ His Royal Highness Ladies of this | able necessity an intellectual treac, The ruccess they hat H* PUBLIC. and judge for yourself. e money refunded, Vf. Prince Albert, an several soverei country need mo longer | , met with thus far ceeded their most sanguine expectations. season, has ex- | slir them all to be as representes ¥ EAU LUSTRAL HA ROBERTSON, proprirtor of the Phonix Hat 1p Manufsctory, reruns his acknowledgments to numerous friends and customers for their e of bis establishment. tion at 103, to No. 89 tyle, Intely introduced, and wi ‘mmetry and ele; substances to fos their skin of BBS & CO HOWES& CO.’S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS. HIS unrivalled corps of Equestrians will perform at | Lyons on the 1ith September inst. lth, Weh and 17th, during the great Agricultural Fawr; at Syracuse on the 18h and 19th; at Home ou the 2ist; atl on the 22d | 2id; at Herkimer on the 2ith; at Little Falls on the 25th; | t Cooperstown on the 28th; at at Cobles Kill on the 30th, an: 29 tay day of Octob: Me Langeat stabs Powder, entirely tree from all solely trom oriental hi and fragrant exoti that those with the h has been mach ad- is now being exhibi singly soft and luxuriant in i bring in new hair on b most delicate and repressed complexion, It 1s withal so. salutary that it speedily ailays all tendency to irri! }, aD blotches, eruptions, and all other evils of sale of the importe HI street; A. B. SANDS & CO. 100 Fulion stree Ki Fulton street; C.H. Ring, 192 Broadwa retail of all respectable chemists and and in all the principal cities of the price &s and 8s. LEACHING POWD: R—185 casks landing, per ships Atlas and Almido, and toss sale by. ay apply it without is brethren iz trade m Broadway. he e.gages | 1 be found on examination equal ro the best | invites the incredulous to call and have | WM. ROBERTSON, JR. ever organized 150 Men and Horses, requ’ tions of the asx dandruff, aud for preventing the falling off and turning grey. d imple produce and immediate extract of some plants salutary for the nairendowed with properties so highly e 's the epidermis ana espilla ction of the perspiration and of the dry and reparation parifies the ness, and an agreeable by Jules Havel, Chemist jreet, below Chestaut, Phi- Frst quality of et i nited States in boxes— SESS whose new style of Equestrian Feats, chaste and classic; her graceful an the charming naivete with which she chaius hi hly-educated artiste the The Proprietors | Pp the brilliant deseription given in the re- | spective news" apers of the extraordinary and daring feats med be this distinguished artiste. westriaa Director, Mr. HO WES, Riding ‘ON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri- ¢ Napoleon of the Areas yack are the most extraordinal et of Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Olym; <3 im! rre ful gloss and sot NO’ ON and after ‘Tharsday, Oct It, at 6 o'clock, P.M; m Morrisiana, at7o’elock, P. M., will be dissou- that spt leaves City Hall & 67 Nassau street. RINTING PAPEK—Of any juality, manuface tured to order, at their ray ers Locks, whol in esa 46 Sow 1a, Premium swarded at the Franklin Insti so at my agents, Wyatt and Ki Nos. 65 & 67 Nassau street. AMUEL DAYTON & V. Chi ly ‘and the public medeey ted | 4 209 Broad fault, corer, iberty; J. De deck : NEW YORK and inter The steamboat NEW PHILADE Captam Lawrence runuing between Amboy and New South Amboy at 6%, P erally, that the: wil continue to have during the season, at thi blished place, No. 4, Fulton Market, a cons rst rate Oysters, viz:— ‘k’s, Mill Pond’s, Shrewsbury’ o ever witnessed. Juve | H. Frazee, will com: | York, on Monday | openn | disciple: v Mr. | Western Maryland. Their slaves are — ps cee OLD WINES. 1EL PAULDING, No. 35 Ve: In Jota to sult pare 9 o'clock, retura- North River, at 4 Fare from South & Perth Amboy, 25 cents; Bently 25 cents, | all the other landings 12}¢ ceats. All kinds of freight taken | South Amboy, Sept. ONLY REGULAR LINE LEANS PACKETS— OTT’S Regular N . The 8WIS8 1 ic Postures and Gro! ‘asthe Charioteer of Phasbus, Fosturing aud Gym- son, Mr. Howes inh liant Aet of “ Fancies of Prote lutions. Mr. Geo. Sweet, Y ran OY! cannot be surpassed,) Little Neck Say Clams, Orders sent io any We have no Saddle ‘and at very reduced hie Pate, Gold and Brown johns of choice selected parce's of varion: fereut characters, varying from 15 (0 90 years old, from the ‘Also a few pipes old Madeira, and butts old Sherry Wite. atiwD&nWere w nv ih ie HOUSTON AND HIS RE NGER & Co. pub) c tiful Portrait, engraved ou ocks, as that bed gave out some Mr. Nixon and his , being very small ia the commencement. ebrated Tight Rope Dan Fhe “whole "eo Classic performe ae HOW W the. leading, cm amen cherray & O08 New York Mammoth Circus. ater NeW BRIGHLON COLLE ALE sUHUOL, OF NEW, OK- ‘he ships to sail ia TAP- lew Orleans Line, in their | STATEN ISLAND. Durfey, from’the;foot of | ip AUBURN, Capt. reet, on the 26th September. : ; LORENA, Capt. Conway, west side of Burling SAS, Capt. Hilliard, foot of Maiden lane, 30th September. Packet ship CHARLEMAGNE, Capt. ——, foot of Wall The ships of this line have now commenced their re, trips. Persons about much to their advants transient ships, as their punct times be depended on, an For which, and to secure berths, early id be made on board the several pac! W.& J. T. TAPSCOTT, GC : GREAT SINGLE WICKET MATCHES ground of the St. Geo: USE, on the Third Avenue gle wicket matches ever played on this contisent. The first match between Dudson, of the | pate woman. A blow of the knite fractured her skull, ub of Philadelphia, and Winkworth, of the St | and laid a deep gash in her head, which was followed up “ marhemotical departinent ations by letier to the principal will be received uutil the W. H. DUFF, A.M., Principal. ool at Messrs. R. Lockwood & ONSTITUTIC Dick; also, descripiive M “Horse Shoe” and * In this volume the private and public Life of the present ‘exas. is given in graphic det: many debated and misrepre: furn’ d, che only narra slip, 28th Sep:emb. Packet ship AKKAN' rs 15th of October. N. B.—Civeulars of the « Son, 411 Broadwiy, N. ¥ PRESERVE THE HERE is nothing easier thay to rain the constitution only indulging iv pleasure to excess (wor yet by exy to the changes of the atmosphere, but by using mediciu called) that are dangerous even in the hends of regular physt- Agreater portion of mercury, whereas, according to the cours: here is a safe and and Coughs, Pease’s Hoarhound Ca tirely vewetable in its compo: f by mild and gentle means, and em e, and uever leaves in thes menced sore of between Dadso Wright made 24 in the first inniny thea went in and made 5, when will be resumed down was called. porari ten. The publishers evn the state papers and other official matter, 4 dl events of the book carry their o imple trath and impart eutly valuable BURGESS, STRINGER & CO., Publishers, 222 Broadway, corner of Aun st. FASHIONABLE DANCING, Leonard street, West 0; PAULINE DESJARDI IGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing, will sons as usual, at his Masic It iw the Society Library Building. To tHe Amateurs or tHE Accordion he would re- commend his Albam, just published, containing a delightful | collection of the most popular operatic melodies and favorite | «fnatare, it bw been proved that FOR NEW OKLEA ‘ork Line—Regular NE, Captain Fail roduction was much needed, to show that the best | compositions can be played on that instrument, whose capabilities have remained so long Signor L. M. accompanies his pupils, ‘ay. RDINS, of the Acndemic etfally informs the public that her ng have commenced. ht, will be the new waltz Ma of freight or passage apply on oard at Orleans wharf, | foot of Wall street, or to K. CO! € 7 b. Fulton st., Brooklyn, E. Woodraff, who will IAMS, Parker, master, will 25 Agent in New Orleans promptly forward all goo ten ps, composed for Mlle Cerito, hy Mon cew and gracefal waltz Redowa. Terms and hours made kaown on appli NEW YORK YACHT CLUB, WiELbolda the C| bt MONTEVERDE’S BILLIARD AND BOWLING SALOON. Sept. 20th, instan’, at ¢ election of members. Hoboken, for t a PACKET SHIP SHE Passengers by this ship w Orleans wharf, foot o the 26:h, at 12 0°elock, M, at which tine the shi yy Ry niean Hotel.) New Yor Wall street, to-m: .SARACCO, daucing marte first teacher of the renowned Ps my Cs Mr. Cellarius, (where by iss ANGELINA hoa Ne pavase'sen | of 1847, and the Presidential contest of 1848. Joseph R. begs wiil close at the usual places at 11}¢ o'clock. STATEN ISLAND REGATTA, Monday, Sept. 23, 1846.” PURSE FIFTY DOLLARS. lov not only among the that renown many of highly rey ho trequented the Yh ve just’ opene ro! way Hes, Mazourk=s, ‘and apron, for his in the city,” Any’ gen lusive to themselves, OR NEW ORLEANS—First Packet to Satuiday, September 26ch, or Fassage free—The uperior fast sailing and favorite packet ship OSUE in Childs, will positively be despatched as above. As her accommodations cannot be surpas "A, for apurse of fifty tean and English lad twenty feet in len A dollars; open to all. poate Academy at No. 50 where all the most fashionable quad: Waltzes Mazourka, Redowas, Polkas, ‘iallops, Waltzes, &c entlemen are indistinctly received in this Aca- be sure never to reet but wih jd where order and decency will be alw vl. from Steten Island. The boats will start from Vi around a vessel or boat to be anchored the telegraph and. Fé be ie apon the point of Rol for comit and usefulness, and as her bert! about embarking will re janding and sail Narrows,between hence vround reef and back to the place y at ll o’clock. Wednesdays and Sundays, | ason, the choicest O: Lanch every Fish or Clam ©) nenly ell engaged, make immedi tre rai ters, tuch as Shrews- Spring and Massaclu ling for the above oysters ¢ | fendant is apparently over30 years of age, aod 61 Sourh street B--The OSCROLA will be succeeded by the John Hollavé, and sail on the Ist of October. bay, Gentlemen eal | the above assortment. the * cest Wines and Li a manner not to ‘and Segars of the best quali ‘Juleps, aud Punches made in | HE PIANO TAUGHT on very moderate term: Person who has a perfect 2 knowledge of the « thoroughtv. Terms, 3 : wishing to take instruction will ine to ** Music, at the H OF NEW YORK PACKATS FOR L- of 26th of Seprember—The et ship SHERIDAN, 1100 will please to communicate at the Bar, NTEVERDE, | | ter, onthe first of July A BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE | ant, David Paul Brown, Eaq., has vory ingeniously given NE of Bassford’s best make. purehasing, cam do so at a hos no use for it, by Rooms, 175 Broad | FRINGES AND GIMPS, ROE assort ent of Sewing Silk aod , ke entirely new pacterr erved and for sale, by KOHLSAAT, BROTHERS, I nirthen, Capt. G. ember 26 her regular day | line being al! 1¢°0 toos and upwards, per k for the old country will not foil to see | the sdvantages to he derived from selecting this i ferenee to any other, as their great capacity rente every way more comfor able and convenient tl 'y of the attendan: Any person desirons of 7 eat sacrifice, ms the owne, » 3. Armstroug’s Dagverrian s/s *boot to em! ” REWARD _SP~Private entrance at the Hell door OST OR STOLEN. onthe renin of the 17th instant, fevgers it 1# weil known, ar line of packets Perso to make early applica W.&ILT. TA quality~jast res h ged Worcester Railroad stock stand- Ne, on the book's of said company power of aitorne: da co ntioned against negotin Ry ‘The howe rewnrd will be pald for the reccen a age 2.d 1s couteuts, at as low prices, and , being desirous of rlow | rument. a Horthose who will bay LISHED BUSINEcS to be disposed of ia ui n Line, in consequence of ‘To a person who ean com wedsome fortune ma, Proprietor, at this Office, 622 lw*th Auction and Comm Position of the Prop cash enpiral of to, $6000, Tealined im None but & few years. Address, Heap List tes. and examine his New Booms, sae inviced pal his New Raome, “BOYD & HINCKEN, 00 Wall street LATEST INTELLIGENCE. hago. Sn!) —————————— LACBE H—Macbeth, Mr TELEGRAPHIC. An Irishman, named Gough, shot his wife and child at one o'clock on Wednesday, 284 inst., in the village of Syracuse, New YOrk, He was drunk at the time. The childis not expected to live, and the wife is dangerously hurt. He was arrested, and is now in jail. BY THE MAILs. Wastxaton, Sept. 23, 1846. | The Day—Mr. Buchanan—Mr. Slidell—A Pro- blem—Summer Migration—Mr. Ingerso!l—The City of Alexandria—The Plan of Restoring its Old Trade—A few Facts and an Easy Scheme— Cartridges for the Army—A Grand Boarding House for the “ upper ten” —The War with Mex- tco, §c. ‘The day has been remarkably bright and plea- sant. All quiet about the departments ; Mr. Buchan- an looking as charming as a bridegroom, after his $ an the | short sojourn at Saratoga. Marvin always sends his guests away in excellent condition. Itis a problem which we cannot satisfactorily , | bring to solution, whether Mr. John Slid Il, late | minister to Mexico, is still officially recognised as holding such oflice, or whether lis return is con- | strued into an expiration ofits emeluments. From rtwe. | all the information we can command, he is re- ents, | solved again into a private citizen, notwithstand- "| ing we doubts expressed as to the fact.— ehope the Union will set the matter right, for “ | it is a subject on which the public may rightfull precisely. | demand th paps: ie true state of the case, The summer aaigration, is returning southward, though very few of the birds of passage alight in Washington. Mr. K. 1) Ingersoll, of Connecticut, arrived at leman’s to day. We understand he goes out to | Russia pretty soon. | Th bi “4 _ The Potomac river presented quite a commer- cial aspect this afternoon, there being upwards of twenty little sails visible, ascending the river, at a single view. Several large vessels, the George Washington tnd John Marshall among the num- 8 | ber, are now lying at Alexandria. That ancient appear, being | City having gone back to Vir, | a little State pride, and a little Sate capital to run | a raijroad straight across some 70 miles to Har- inia, it only needs per’s Ferry, again to divert to Alexandria its right- ful trade of the great valley of Virginia. The Bal. timoreans by their railroad of a hunased mile: have robbed the ancient city of the District of this trade, and while it has been the making of Balti- more, it has been the rnin of Alexandria. In ad- dition to this internal commerce, the western tra- vel bound southward, and vice versn, would be diverted through Alexandria by such a road. We hope the Alexandrians will open their eyes, and look at this thing like men of business.“ No city on the Atlantic sea board can possibly exist with- out a railroad, in this age of telegaphs and loco- motives. The quantity of flour sent down to Bal- more from the great valley of Virginia is not le than 10,000 barrels per week, with large quan ties of corn, corn meal, grain, provisions und to- bacco. Alexandria might reclaim it all if she would, and still Baltimore would be left with an abundant trade. The exchange in toreign com- modities would revert to tne depot of the produce, | and this would atonce bring the old town out of the ashes. We tell these people to be up and | Stirring, or their very streets will grow over with chinquapins and black-jacks, while all the towns | around them are going ahead. Nearly a hundred men and boys are employed | at the U. S. arsenal here in making cartridges tor | the army. They usher out of the gate at sun- .» Misses Vallee | down with all the clamor of a country sciiool. URGUNDY, or Mr. Matthew St. Clair Clarke, late Clerk of the | House of Representatives, who owns the large | and elegant house in which Lord Ashburion resided during his stay in Was! ngton, is having ndence of Mr. “upper ten.” It is immediately opposite the President’s square, aud trom its convenience to the Executive departments, cannot fail of being | a most profitable cope: ae ithe plan _pro- t posed. Mrs. Madison, Pakenham, Mrs. Bancroft), and other distinguished people live in Every day we are in anticipation of something | curious from the seat of wac. It would not sur- | prise us to hear that the Mexicans had pro- nounced General Taylor President, or that Santa suburbs to learn the upshot of the melée. Ivis certainly the most curious war that has ever ex- isted on the face of the earth. Cut Bono. P.S.—If the “ Doctor” yesterday, in tke hurry | of the Mexican correspondence, set down Gen. Shield as late Commissioner of the Patent Office, | please transfer the Brigadier tothe landed inter- est. Bavtimone, Sept. 23, 1846. The Equinoctial~Grand Lodge—A Love-sick Suicide —Runaway Slaves—A Female Assassin—The Mar- kets, $c. Today is the time fixed upon by the almanack makers for the sun to cross the line, with the accompa niment of a rain storm, but he shines out brightly this morning, apparently determined to falsify their pre- dictions. The weather has been most delightfully pleasant for a week p st, and the western and southern dealers are flocking in, filling the hotels, and making "* | pusiness as brisk as could be desired. The Grand Odd Fellows’ Lodge of the United States continues in session in this city, They transact their ‘sade business, which is said to be of great importance, with of the | closed doors. aide hes ows, | Aman named Bonsall, residing on Federal Hill, on Saturday night attempted to commit suicide because his ladye-love would not allow him to ‘see her home” on that occasion. He started off in desperation, loaded his pidtol, and placed the muzzle ugainst his temple. The cold iron touched the bump of reflection, which operated on his mind with so much force that he withdrew the pistol, when itexploded, carrying off one of his wi m yrazing the fesh and curtailing the fair i He then concluded The ghost of ‘orrey, o° some of his is playing havoc among the slaveholders of line of march in unusually large partis ough some have been brought back, a good number have . | crossed the State line, and are now en route on the under- ground railroad to Canada. Those that were re-taken have been sold to our negro dealers, and will soon be ‘n route to the cotton and sugar fields of Texas. a. | and | “4 woman named Rose Ann McKenna was in the door of her husband’s grocery store yesterday noon, on the corner of Charles and York streets, with her child in her arms, when a woman named Margaret ‘Thompson, with whom she had previously a quarrel, pase ‘4 Mrs. McKenna conceived that she made a face at her, and putting down the child, seized a large cheese with which she shockingly mangled the unfortu- by several severe stabe in the breast and arms. She was held to bail to appear at court. Py ‘Tie Manarrs—There was scarcely any, busicess trans- acted in the flour market yesterday. Holders and buyers could aot come to terms. . Puraperenia, Sept. 24, 1846. The whig mass meeting held last evening, at the Mu- sour, was a large assemblage. John Sergeant presided, isted by a large number of Vice Presidents. A series of spirited resolutions, offered by Isaiah Randall, Esq., were passed by acclamation. They, of course, con- demn the tariff of 1846, and accuse the present ad- ministration of having committed a public fraud upon Pennsylvania, previously planned and delibe- | rately executed. Mr. Randall advocated the passage 0.5 BARCAY STREET, (three doors below the Ame- | Of the resolutions in a spirited manner, and concluded by . The Subseriber would re- | spectfully inform his friends and this public in general, that he has four as good Billiard Tables, as ean be found in the city, all kept im complete order. As ‘hese tables are in sepa- rate Apartments, the proprieto agreeable to gentlemen entleman visitin with a private ¢ dithe best attendanc: an earnest appeal to the Whigs who had joinedthe Na tives to return to (heir first love, and swell the ranks of the party, in anticipation of the Gubernatorial ele ction Chandler, Joseph R. Ingersoll, E Joy Morris, Mr. Soo fSmen | ney, of Memphis, Tenn , subsequently addressed the meeting, which continued in session ual after 10 o'clock, enthusiasm farmer residing? in Roxborough town. charged ship, ‘ing ravished a girl aged 14. named Eli ve Hat teen indentured to him several ye The girl isone of propossessing appoarauce, of afemily She toid the narrative of her wrong: | low voice, but it did not appear to me that there was that | degree of agitation in her munner as right have been expected under the circumstances. The ir occurred, according to her story, a stable belong, The counse: for the delend- a curious turn to the case, aad he is borne out in part by | the evidence of the prosecution. Tho girl aad ver mo- | ther are Catholics, and the master haviug tried to induce | the danghter toa change of religion, the mother had ter | along ume wished to break the indestare = Pine counsel Printings, | intimated, in his occasional remarks, th Hi been made for that purpose On th | this charge aad ouer haad it ap- peared that the mother removed her daugater from tho farm of Mr. Shinkle as soon afte it as powsible, and would not have entered svit aap the indenture, and Lod only dove beh the honing had ob- tained a warrant for the arrest of bit rentice. The U.S brig Washington arrived off the naval an chorage about noon to-day, under the charge of Lieut, °F