The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1846, Page 3

Caremnes ms Evangelist =19th Sunday ‘Trinity. Sunday after Tri- “y 28. St. Simon and St Jude the Apostles. me Rev. Dr. Schroeder will ° preach this evening at hureh of the Crucifixion, at the Lyceum, Dial a few doors south of Prince street. Service tocom- | mence at 734 o’cleck. A public bop of the Board of the New York City Tract Society will be held at the Chapel of University Place Church, corner of Tenth street, Nonday er , 19th of October. when reports will be read and an dress may be expected from Rev. Dr. Potts. The Synod of New York and New Jersey will meet in the Spring street church, Rev. Dr. Patton's. On Wednesday evening, at the same place, the Rev. on The Abrahamic Covenant.” The synodical prayer- | meeting will be on Thursday evening, in the same | The stated of the be held at Trenton, N. J., on The regular monthly meeting of the School ‘Teachers Association of New York will be in the Broome street, Monday evening next, the 19th inst., at belf-past 7 oiclock. ‘Question for discussion 7 ee sbont the immediate conversion of Sunday school chit dren 1” n of Elizabeth- town, by a contribution of one red and twenty dol- | Jars in addition to tharty dollars before coutributed, have lite member of the American Bible Society. A Chaplain for Seamen wanted at the port of New Or- as ot he sufficient forthe comfortable suj port ofa family Any oue possessing the requisite quali- can apply at the office of the American Seamen's Friend Society, No. 82 Wall street. Meliorating the Condition of the Jews, at the m held on the 5th inst. the Rev. John C. Guldin, ia Was appointed Superintendent of the Jewish Mission House. said that the reforms of Pius IX. are v. able to jperor bly lead to @ much better tween the The London Tablet, in alluding to Laud, Hooker, Ken, Andrews, Keble and Pusey, } of them as ‘men 1, wot been saints and heroes ;” but as it was, ould not rise above the level of a respectable ft ” Pope, has been much damped by the favorable reception h his Holiness hen given te rntansien Gan the South Seas. ane foreign papers record the death of the Rt. Rev» on Tuesday evening, October 20th, at half-past7 o'clock, | Prof. White will by appointment of the Synod, church. Synod of New Jersey will Tuosdey, the 20th of Octo- ber, at 3 o'clock, r. a. lecture room of the Central Presbyterian church in are the best means that can be made use of to The nd Presbyterian congregatie: secol ‘resby' ten constituted their pastor, the Rev. Dovid Magie, D. suediately. A single mau would be preferr Hcatious, aud desireus of occupying this important field, The Executive Committee of the rican Society for the German Evangelical Mission Church in this city, It accept- the Em; of Russia, and that they wil proba- understanding two courts, who, if they had been C: yuld perhaps have . they “ci fanaticism ! The joy of the Tablet, at the accession of a liberal It is said that a French bishop hasbeen murdered in ishop Luscombe at Paris. The | It is said that the Roman Ci rio Park, Somersetshire, t manvion and grounds’ Neviog beet sal, vot His waded mansion rounds havin; en hy it le that collages will be seepenad in Lancashire. The income of the British and Foreign Schoo! Society omen to about meagre @ year, which is chiefly iD Tickers meal Dr Pusey’s health is said to be improving. It is supposed that Rev. Drs. Cox and Mason took pas- sage in the steamer Great Britain, which has now been atsea twenty-six days, if she seiled on her regular day. Her arrival is anxiously looked for by the friends of those on board. The Rev. Henry R. Wilson way, four children, and three Hindoo ,_artived at Now York on the 4th inst in the ship Hendrick Hudson, from London. Mr. ‘Wilson was ol to leave the field of his missionary labors in India, on account of the serious and protracted illness of Mrs Wilson Mr. Wilson was the ler of the flourishing orphan institution at Futtegurh, which has done much, and promises to do still more, for the ad- vancement of Christianity in India. W! we regret the necessity of his return, we welcome him and hu af- flicted partner back to their native shores. Dr. Seabury, the editor of the New York Churchman, tholic establishment at ther with the colleges of schools and training es- 7 from a watery grave, a young woman b name of Rosepna Dubois, who was seeu to jump the dock into the North River, evidently with’ intent to de- her life, but was tortunately saved by the activity Sreeking Lettece Officer Farrell of th ing + —Oflicer Farrell of the 13th ward, ar- vested gestenaay 8 tellpw called L. Brown whom he de- Derpatch ofiee, corner of listen ta Bites eee ), corner nt ivisi 3 manpeepetia tit ceny.—A blac! w, called Bill Moore, was —— by Officer Garrison, of the 14th ward, last right, r ‘a coat worth $8, belonging toJ. W. MeKi lin, Ne aa Bowery, Looked up i a me Ne More Effects of the Gale. night, about ten o'clock, it commenced blow- the North. ge iy » which continued through the night, all day Sunday, pht oi yesterday, when it increased to a viole: nied by torrents of rain. tf }, aecompa- The gale was felt outside on 'y pee steamship Palmetto, bound for New Or- wae pt into Tybee fora harbor —Savannah Re re blown down. Over one hundred idge Wayne's brick fence in West Broad street, was levelled to the ground, besides his brick green house, a dormant window of his dwelling, &c. The gutter on theeasterneves of the roofof our oid Exchange, was stripped off by the wind We shall wait with some anx- jety intelligence from the ceast. The Gaston was blown ashore on the other of the river, but was got off at ‘Tho schooner oa was capsized while lying at the Union wharf The brig George F. Williams, new, lying in Cockspur Roads, was driven ashore on Tybee. She will be got off” without damage.— Georgian. Extract of a letter dated Georgetown, Oct. 13 —Last ight was a memorable one for the violence of the wind height of the tile. The gale was most violent at South East, driving in the tide, and sweeping away all the exposed rice field banks, washing away the wharves, blowing down fences, &c. We have not heard from an: of the islands, nor from any of the outward bound vessel below, or from the steamera Wateree and Utility which were wind in Santee. The general anxiety felt yesterday to learn if any evi- dence of the destructive effects of the was to be found in the neighborhood of the bar, ii @ pumber of rentlemen to unite in offering a sum of money to Capt. Sri , of the mi econ: goout sadmeks Cogaryrd D. Smith prom; ecce| service, bu! clined all remunerution. The ‘Sladiator went over thi bar and examined the neighboring coast. Nothii discovered-—-Charleston Mercury, Oct. 15. high water to-day. Fime w Corvumsus, Ga.—We taki Charleston Courier the names of the suiferers in Pat fire at Columbus, an account of which we gave yes- 5 Oglethorpe street—-M. D. Jones, blacksmith shop, tools, &e; D.&T. |, gin makers ; Sutton & Lowe, carpen- ters; James Sullivan, livery stable. Broad street—City Hotel, occupied by Reed & Watson | gcMzs. Neulfer’s bourdiog’houso, in part of the sumo 5, &Ce., auctioneers; Mr. Ligon, gro- L. Lesterjette, do; Thomas Saunders, cabinet ir. Thos. Hoxey’s office; I. B. Hoxie’s store; Duck in, ry; J. & J. Strupper, confectioners; 8. B. Hamilton, clothing’ store ; James Kivlin, “Sans Souci” and residence; Tilley &« Ligon, baal ore a Fstte Ns 5 - smith . Lureen, grocer; Dr. ry ;” M‘Iutosh Row, occupied by ‘Theobald and several families - Mr. Toby, store house and dwelling ; Rev. Dr. Cairnes, severai dwellings. Broad Street, west side—Stewart & Fountain’s store and factory warehouse ; —— Orr, cl J. Smith, clathing. store ; Mechanics’ Bank ; Mr residence in bank building; A. M. Cox, groc Reed, shee store ; Brothers Pea! Wells, dry-goods ; A. Calhoun, Sartwell, drygoo’s and ; RH. jurat, &c ; John Code, tailor ; J ; B. Weils, shoe store; James Sullivan, grocery, .; John Quin, do; Mrs. Patiflo, boarding-house; Thos Sg ee eg 4 ry; . J. Davis, drygoods; Mr: » Sllinery; ‘Wm. Randin, grocer; Masonic Lod; in same building; Gen. M’Do' , Columbus Hotel; Dan Johnson, grocery; —— Gunn, provision store; Wm. Tar- button, Brocery; G. Hallenback, store; —— Campbell, and wood shop: —— Hoffman, restaurat. Crawford Street.—J. Boulter, Thomas McCarty, B. lot boat Wm. | i | of. Wilidam. B.. ilgeind,. AMUSMODSTS. \ . plonce copy. } — | ~ BY IN, Auctioneer. Patt THEA ~Nvionday Evening, Oct'r 19—Will be Q oro ONION Ae 1846, at the store of | fort m the fst tinea new play, aided she On Friday, the 16th i IERLAIN & GOLDTHWAIT, 277 Pearl st, KINQOF THE MONS, Time 1542—Sir Adan Wier, gan L. Mott, aged 3 1 S00 eases Boots, Shoes, and Brogans. ‘These articles are ali of Latchmont, Barry, George’ Wier. The: {reuit cad cae freshand seas@nable from the Eastern Manufactories name of Buckie, Dyott; Madeline Wil friends and . mraday, Oct. 22, 9% o'clock. Adam Wier, Mrs, Huut Senay invited to At the store of AARON LRRCAN: 253 Pearl street, 600 To conclude with, 2d time this season, the Petite Comedy jay.) at 3 o'clock, P. | gates Bos oes,and Brogans, all desirable and fres| . of SOMEBODY ELSE—Hans Montz, Mr. G. Barrett; B eels Island, foof@F Gist street, East River, with- | Sale positive. oltit Minaie, Mr Hane, a mb St orien A YOUN FRENCHMAN will commence aT o'clock Doves i; Tit conta y Oe pa nh Games data | [SDESMOUS of cncering «family, or in an hotel, as do Gite ne ee — tic, He cam giv com . | Te ay — > WANTED 339 Bow acy. an give good recommen: alate Bowery THEATRE Monday Byes, Ocro'e ath, | ¥ TWO Susie g Bice not above Chamb: > ee aaain.o Private family, lenge MKS. &. HILTON fereuces exchanged. Address raises SeeMMECS gion” | MUURNISHED and ylenat apartme ANTED. a Y a YOUNG § poaicention pa nurse of reamstrese, either in For couutry—ihe latter preferred. best ol city referendgigiven. Address RC, at this office in their own i the location very 84 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church. ts, with bedrooms or transient boarders; suitable wives, with or without board, ms.— ‘con- ol6 Im* re usually sold tor Se ey Aad Browns hts Hotes toy | rated to bag all ie ee a Rae Al- remorse AY ERSTE | | liane light, at one de- | quality, at six -billi Soot can els. | r ENJAMIN 118 Division st, berween and A Where all kinds of i always Wye ound: "Shetland Pou n O18 3t*rre $10 016 lw*r Ww! REWAR » from pier 3, North rive ment, No. 321 Broadwey, Ist door al ) say's pig, 22 3 feet wide, black ou Green, on Monday next, the 191 and white inside—rwal ish A.M A reward ef en doll will be paid by delivering it on end of the above pier. 017 itis*r 8 board bark © OST, ON S243 efternoon@last, the ‘Iith inst., bf Yovad’s Hotel to the ferry, at foot of Liberty mareet, & wcelet, set wat octagon garnet stones. ‘ihe finder will t y ides will Ge suitably rewarded by leaving tat the Howard on going from contdent the great falling off i prices wi or er 0) having old aud dep: gaflons tor sale by A Bro & CO., Eldridge and Allen sts, Grand street, second block Kast of the Bowery. SEAMAN & MUIR ILL open their new and extensive Dry Goods Establish jallon, ils war wud bril- uuperior ve the Hospital h day of October, at 9 o’clock has been selected with great at reduced peices, and com- ortmeut of Parisian Dress aud Fancy Dry ods as have Leen offered tothe public ducing the present aatuma, ‘They invite purchasers to examine their goods, they are enable them to eater inducements than can be offered by established i" ty of the most embroidered | ke ; assortment comprises every O8T—0n ‘Timea WATCH. Union Place | Pls ks, Caslimere, Decosse, Merinos, Mousseline de | and the comer of tree", roadway, a lndy's | Letines, | mels Hair, Cashmere, ‘Broche ai plain Gold Watch, marked wit RD Fhe okes | Crape Shawls, (some of whic seasou;) Laces and Embroider Wedding and Ball attractive and will be liberally rewarded by lea’ between University Pla v4 PHILADELP FIRST RATE st tween Seventh and Fauey aud Staple Dy, Jong beea occupied: the store. Possession at 120 Eleventh st. the Sthavenue, — ol7 2tis*re STORE TO LET. Chestnut Street, No. 198, be- streets—a fine Stand for a ‘and Silk Store, for which it has counters and shelves are already in Cloaks, of . Muir recived from the fi it of A aud fashions. re eqaal to auy offered this Mourning Goods, Parisian , togeher with every var | js usually kept in the 'T Stewart & Co. on of January last, and he flatters himself that his inany Years experience in that house, and his perfect knowledge of the Broadway trade, will enable him to offer, at all attractive stock of goods, wel! adapted to the prevaili mes, an ols 6tis*re ‘be had immediately. Aprly to 8. STC. 14 indore nee THE Re fee o18-3t*r . ties 100,000 Se, Retle: UK WAKEHUUSE.—JAS DV. AKMSTEMUONG & THORNTON, No. 37 Cheapside, Baltimore. Segars, eiabraciug extra five and medium quali- consisting Of Regalias, La Normas, Castillos, Princi- FASHION St ERS, 82 Nassau street, ms ton, New York. ‘HE Subscribers beg to state that they have always and a choice assortmensof Hats of their own mar tare. ‘Their mi sted. diseet fom Pari they flatter the quality aud beauty of their Hets cannot be surpassed, aud at a reas.x.able They have a case of fine American Institute, No. 912. utuated, and within or tepane m i Sderate, with priv! yto at the WA''TRIPONT, ol7 Lwis*r Wak. |. JAMES. c part ie oe 7 (Ai aiecte od PE ‘at the offi street, to whom early applieation Sees se 128 FULTON STREET, (San Building.) NEW SYORE IN BROADWAY. TO LET—The large dwelling hoase $51 Broadway, with a rear building, is about being altered iuto a store 100 feet in depth e plans may be seer 8, a. in some respectable oy ‘ol for s Ment, ap sales ae de whith, @ general assortment of Tobacco, ire teh | make himself useful. ey more of ai ol aa felary,Gevafactony Feferemesu given if required. TO LET. dress N.P. at the ofice of this paper. one aerh ur? HOBOKEN A large three story and basement ; riek dwelling, elegantly finished, and with the mod- WATTRIPONT & JAMES, ermimprovements, “The house ts 3t_ feet fronts by. 32 feep, and contains Ii rooms besides the kitchen, aud « number of closets conveniently arranged; 1s pleasantly minute's walk of the ferry. Rent to a lege of free ferrisge to the JOA. STEVENS, ken. ees | vimply state that | “, taste and color, : vublic of the eity JMts prices arems low as his lots are ‘ae. Deeming it umuecessary to enter iato particu! Tespecting iris Fo!l Fashions for 186, woul: histew style wi'l excel in beauty, lignun any thing ever oitered to Py eS of New York railroad or water; from New York. O17 Lwist 3 Posing of auch (property will address a letter to F % : ton, arolina: ing as minute a statement as pos- FALL FASHION, 1846 sible of the location, extent aud buildings of the tarm, the WM. BANTA, No. stieet, and its soil, the ind and quantity of its produces the | Chatham stree aud ‘he publ for its cultivation, and any other quality that ge assortment new. % low prices, viz:—Moleskiz silk Hatsom far bodies, $4: nm fur Hats, ted to retaia chew shape avd color, $3; short on fur bodies, $2 305 first quality Paris ‘mole- k Hats, $3 50; first qual he fall’ patterns of ¢ loch eaps; mohair, clo ita so requirs Drice of the property is The advertiser, ly part of the ensuing month, wi fancy ugh and fur eaps, &e.— Purpose. ~ FARM WANTED. — | Wanted to purchase for cash, « farm of consideral tent. in a healthy location, near New York or Phila delphia; the farthest within twelve hours journe Persons des at & precise estimate may at once The Jowest cash’ | red to be named. intending to visit the ahove named cities in 11 , the price and location of which may best auswer his e those ol4 2w*re Boys fail pattern fur ani ol Im*re ROBERTSON, property’ f th ix Hi Vy + Proprir tor the lat and Cap Mapafsctory, revuros his ccoaaiaeas to his ‘customers for their FOR SALE, PAIR of Ho Hai A orses,n Wagon, and a set of dou- Will pe sold together or separate, at : ‘ranity Viace, private stable. Apply at 74 O17 3t¥r HARLEM PARI tu be ed, and ‘Which has Beem much ad- numerous friends an riner location at 1 style, lately introduc h red for irs symmetry and elegance, is now TROTTING. — | will all appear in the above p of MO. Persone— | Mr. Stevi ke; Princes First night of the Grand Spleudid Di ZUMA, or, The Last of the Astecs. Dram Mexican; Spauiards ui 4 . Mr. Neafie; Juan Eealance, Page to Cortez, Miss E. Barber In consequence of the leugth of the spectacle, there will be — piece on oe one might, nl oors open at 7 o’elock, curtain will rise at half Dress Circle, 50 cents; Upper Bore. TY. 123g cents. at Tm conta; Picand Guile | BOWERY CiKO John Tryon... Warren Draper First Appe Sr, FELIX CARLO, the un Clown. ite Monday Evening, October 19. The entertainments in the Circle will commence with a brilliant full dress Walte and Gallopade, in which the princi: riders of the troupe will appear. After which Vir. Da'e wil ride his Great Principal Act ! Feats aud exercises of the Modern Gymaasium by Mr. u \ebrated and Universally Favor Brewer. P 5s Felix Carlo will introduce his wonderful Antipodean form zs e with Negro Melodies and Chorusses by Dan Emmet 3 ARCH STRI THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA W, E. Burton, Manager and Lessee J. M.Scorr , ... Stage Manager. (> This T ‘as been thoroughly redecorated in the moat gorgeous and is now the most beautiful Theatre in the Union, | , MR. JAMES WALLACK. 4 Jn two of hi char-cters, Frederick Champenrville, im | the beautiful drama of Ernestine, and Rattle in the comedy of Spring and Autumn. “MR. BURTON As Sir Simon Stack LEWIS. Mrs. BURKE, Mra. HOWARD, Mrs. HUGHE! R, Miss CHAPMAN Mi. SCOTT SHAW & WERS Mrs L | | ieces. | ) ONDAY EVENING, OCT. 19, { Will be acted the drama of RNSTINE. Frederick. Ernstine Mane... pt ng by Mi The above to conclude with the comedy of— L & AUTUMN. -Mr Burton r Wallack Mrs Lewis Mrs Hughes iP. Sir Simon Slack Rattle... STRE PHILADELPHIA Manswaut, ET THEATRE Ie. W. Braxe, Manager. rei t MR, FORREST, MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 19. 1846, will be performed | HAMLET. | Mr Forrest. ‘Mr.’ Richings—Polon igger, Chapmai-—Opbelia, Miss Fisher— Queen, Mrs. Blake, To conclude with the— DAY AFT! THE WEDDING. To-morrow Mr. Forrest will ‘ ito with | ‘he popular operatic corps, » Seguin, Madame Augusta, THE ALHAMRA SALOON, 559 Broadway. near Prince street ADMISSION REDUCED TU ONE SHILLING. This splendid, fashionable and well known establishment is now open for the season. _ Musical entertainments every evening, with the astonish ing performances of MONS. ADRIENT, the greatest Magician of the 19th century. Danging by M’lle Jesselyne. Doors open at 7—commences at, 8 o'clock. Ww ar. ; positively entered 1 GRAND SACRED CONCERT Wy Mibiake place at J. PINTEAU, 307 Broadw: day evening, October 18th, and continue every Sunday util furthernotice, when will be performed selections from the LATEST INTELLIGEN See | cute it thence to the seat of war, and OF. TELEGRAPHIC. The Declination of Lt. Gov. Gardiner. Avpany, Saturday Afternoon, 4 o’clock. Addison Gardiner has declined the nomination for Lieut. Governor, in a letter published in the Albany Atlas of this afternoon. BY THE MAiLg. Wasuincros, Oct. 16, 1846. The Secretary of the Treasury in Town—The War with Mexico—Beau Hickman and the Auziliary Guard—— Mistake of the Knight—Magnetic Telegraph to |Richmond, $c. Hon. R. J. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury, arrived this morning in this city, from his late official visit to the North, and reported himself at the Treasury Depart ment, to the graat relief of various gentlemen who had been wishing, since his departure, that the Secretary they “ desired to see him on very im This important business in several two houses with Me: cases related to the disposition of sundry little offices of & thousand or twelve hundred #year. We understand that Mr. Walker borrowed all the money he desired though at an interest of 6 per cent, which is one per cen more than it has been the custom of the Government heretofore to pay. ‘The secretary is somewhat better of his cold to-day. Respecting the war with Mexico, the government pa- per of this morning confirms our recent reports. ‘the army is to march forward and conquer a peace, and peace will not be given until the enemy have asked it and signed it. The American force in the field it appears, also, agrees with our statement of a fortnight goin the Herald, the army of invasion numbering some 20,000 men. i d, if possible, that the hall announce to the the triumphant ofthe “ existing war again in Wnhrsaw. The excitement created by tl ws of the last battle has subsided. The chief cause of anxiety now is, the non-arrival ef the steamer, and the recent elections in Vennsylv: hio. The right, if not the writ of habeas corpus, the watch- man sheng fit on Monday night last to ‘‘ ring in ” upon the illustrious Beau Hickman, for being found abroad on a late nocturnal promenade, in a state of oblivious reju- vination. The Beau was constrained, per force of neces- sity, to lodge till the morrow in the calaboose, when an acquaintance of the prisoner making his appearance, and ° seeing that the game of “ ringing in” had been turned against the Beau, paid the required fee, and the sot di- sant elegante was dischat It must be said for the Beau, howe that he very seldom been caught in such a pickle, because he has made the discovery thet for a man to live upon his taleats, it is necessary that he should keep “ wide awake and duly sober.” We are informed that the net stock required to a tele- ‘raphic line between this city and Richmond, Va., has en subscribed, excepting about $1500. In another year we shall heve ening line of communication with New Orleans, and if the government would only prose- should the war con tinue, Scott might conduct the operations against Mexico while quietly and deliberately supping his plate n. | of soup in Washingto . Wasnincton, Oct. 14, 1846. No further intelligence of great importance from the seat of war thi ening. There is a rumor, however, that certain communications have been received from the Gulf squadron of some moment, to which we give ‘no great credit. There is a general anxiety to hear from the Pennsyl vania elections, for which we cannot account, as, what- ever may be the result, it will amount to nothing upon the question of democratic or whig principles. The result in Ohio, turning upon the State Bank Lr tion and the black laws, will be almost as indecisive pre the broad general distinctions between the two es. Peron the elections in Ohio and Pennsylvania, no clear exposition of the opinion of the people on the measures ne administration can be deri he Winn dele ying concluded their in laying the foundation of his new chapelin New York, | Weeks, P. Sullivan, grocers; besides a number of other | ed. Notwithstanding the great disparity betw. pr Celebrated Oratorios of “4 xi fr Buciidas. idavet fox’ Roma to anon enclosed in the corner stone three tracts written by Mr. | shop-keepers, w! ‘Dames We we cannot procure. and those of his brethren iz trade im Broadway he eugages HANDEL, HAYD Ba POHR, were among the two Faber, who recently became a member of the Romish Front Street—Mrs. L. J. Davies, rating occupied by | that hi will be found oo examination eq io best ‘Monday, October 19th, at 3 o'clock P. M. ra an if PEL jOHON, le at the circus tonight. church. Mra. Harrison ; Mrs. James H. Shorter, brick dwelling ; | mazufactured. He invites the incredulous to V8 | PURSE $30, mile heats, best five, under the saddle. ‘onether with s choice selection of stsongly suspected among the initisted Wm. Rankin, wooden dwelling ; — Owen, wooden | their doubts set at rest. M. ROBERTSON, JR. | Duns Sete eaters &. Williamsbu | SPE aes | ya a D pee o . + TK GLEES, DUETTS AND CHORUSES, ident will recommend in his next annual m Yachting. dwelling ; besides several other buildings. Ws Reed im, Mast. from the most celebrated composers, for which pu: | t or mitigation of the stringent specie The following letter and certificates we publish in re- | , Bridge Street-—“Judge N- Howard, two store-houses.— bg Tom: Maid, | has engaged the following wellknown and popula | of the sub-treasury law, so that drafts may be disbursed pul Several other store-houses on the same row, by whom m, Cottage, | Miss Jackson, Mrs. Sharpe, | by the officers of the treasury instead of specie, as } ply to Com. Stevens’s note and certificates given inthe | owned we know not. oy ashen. 3 Me naaltony dnd Mr, Berge. | ad aaid drafts are at par. We should not at all be surprise ea A 1. | ill preside at the P ; | ‘ Noaruean Liaur, Oct. 17, 1846. UNION COURSE, L. .—TROTTING. Admittance free. ols iter | y Tv Ep Hi aah ; happily but little damage was done, from a hasty ESTABLISHED PRICES AT be Sag KE’S GRAND GONGERT @ rue Eprom ov rms Hunain: removal of the goods in the sore, and the valuables in | GURNEYS NEW ESTABLISHMENT, — | B, JOSEPH BORER sta ceece shat his | Wasuinarow, Oct. 16, 1846. ™ i e offices fe rooms, masonic |. 0. of O. F., in 1H Futon cet, (Sun Buildi be respectfully announces is | é it stood catised a southerly curient SS i Thursday, Oct. 23d, at 3 o'clock. | brate : i é tish Minister, were entombed in the Congressional Ce. " ST QUALITY SILK HAT. se cf Barge aap LEOPOLD DE MEYER, the Lion Pianist. metery to-day. The funeral took place at 11 o’clock ions the tn boeed’ teatcoaaes tone tan tans oe ARREST SE cee, Oey See’, 2. ole) TREE priese hive bean i sey fybecer, and Jumsea Ye Pols, pacer, will contend for | MADAME PICO,’ aS | ia PrestdGutsthe:abinet the cored ialenerinde:telaina the land, ax we supposed the Maria was satisfied, oF ahe | ¢,P2¢¢# nae bac fees ba as implicitly relied o3, as the benuty, style and fish | ie abawe purse; three miles aud reject.” | Mus JULIA L NORTHALL Ii sack bo 8g Ed ecsabaetak teetemende! ‘would not have hauled her wind. Cinein Oct. 2 feet 82 in | Sf the article to which they appertain, ‘The proprietor would | | A: Beyaut enters Lady Suffolk, t0 xo under the saddle. | Mr. PHILLIP MAYER, and | in the processien at the late residence o! , Wheelin ct. 2 feet 5 ins. | respectfaily ask the public to test the value of his Hats, by | A. Conklin enters J, Kk. Polk, to gon names, | Mr PEORGE LODER’S Band | The obsequies passed off almost noiselesaly and unob- I will say nothing in regard to Com. Sti flat con- i 1 “ a % ‘i % Mr. Burke will perform the followin, | dkae: Pittsbu: ct. 1 1 foot 6 ins. | comparison with the productions of any other manufacturer \¢ railroad cars will | M,and 1 and 2 o’clock P. . kc ; é tradiction of the distance baving been performed, as I t, 3 feet 3 ins | in the city, and believes uo candid miud will leave tie pre | M- On Gu. ample provision Will be made to ageom. | J+ Grand Concerto (¥ irst part) in E De Beriot. | served, and without the slightest symptoms of ostenta- think the following certificat » will prove that I had hi %y " | mises dissatisfied with them or their pri | Modare altho aay ber thire, Persons wishieto outs | 2° Kautagie Capcice, by Viewxtem reason (o wey thet it was performed, x my last :let- ter. 55, THOMAS. paksonae” 1 was on board the Northern Light as pilot, and state most positively that the Woodlands bore W. by 8 from the point where we were placed, upon the above-named occasion. GREGORY THOMAS. We, the undersigned, state most positively that the ‘Woodlands bore W. by 8. from the Northern Light, as above named. BENJ. LAKIN, JOHN STUBBS, DAVID THOMAS Ri OBINSON. NICHOLAS BERRY. Poitce Intellige Oct. 17.—Important Arrest of an Old Offender.—Offi- cer Gilbert F. Hays, of the lower police office, and offi- cer Graham. of Poughkeepsie, arrested yesterday an old State prison{iconvict called John Benson, whom, it ap- pears, is an accomplice of John M. Case and Green, who in connection some few weeks ago, burgle- riously entered the jewelry store of Mr Adam Hender- son, of Poughkeepsie, and stole therefrom watches and jewelry to the value of thousands of dollars. It teems that this Benso: desperate burgh ten yeara ago, ied for the like offenc Keepsie and u Before, however, on leaving the court room, he managed to extract a $10 bill from the pocket of hie counsel and with this money he start- Kingston, where he broke into two stores, for h offence he was caught. tried. convicted, and sent to the Siste prison at Sing Sing for the term of 10 ye: apd serving ont his full term, he was Jiberated Jast May e that time, he and bi hu e nce. b remires they intended to rob. This man has eva- ded the vigilonce of the police for some time past until MONEY MARKET. Saturday. Oct. 17—6 P. M. The operations in the stock market are daily improv- ing, and prices of the fancy railroad stocks are advancing Norwich and Worcester went up 4 per cent; Harlem 4; Morris Canal 34; Pennsylvania Fives 4; Reading fell off 34 percent. There appears to be an upward movement in Norwich and Worcester, and if the movements going on are successful, we have no doubt prices will reach a point several per cent above that now current. The sales of this stock to-day were large, and we are prepared to see it reach prices corresponding more equally with its real value. We have, however, very little confidence in any advance being sustained, as the same parties en- gaged now in inflating prices, have the power to depress them; at any moment their interest may require it. ‘We loarn with pleasure that Mr. Septimus Norris, (of the celebrated firm of Norris Brothers, locomotive build- ers, Philadelphia.) a practical and theoretical engineer, and a gentleman of the highest scientific attainments, has concluded a contract with the Atlantic and St. Lawrence of their road; the amount of contract not less than $750,000, (seven hundred and fifty thousand.) ‘This speaks volumes for American mechanics, and the enter, prise of our railroad managers. The road is expected to be in successful operation through to Montreal by Jan’ 1, 1849. We annex the current quotations in this market for foreign. and domestic exchange, for uncurrent money, and for specie:— Railroad, for the supply of all the locomotives, cars, cast. | ings, and other machinery required for the full equipment | | ices. #13 Im*m T. 'T. GURNEY, 124 Falton st. | Course with v ike road. BUSS KICHAKDs is astouishing O17 6tis* re ph RICH: | oy the citizens and country people with wonder. low prices, for his best quality aud most durable Boots and Shoes. Look for BOSS No. 325 and $24 Hudson corner Vandam st. ‘Thonsands of every kind to fit the foot and please 03 Im*r the mind. SCOTT § THOMPSON'S HE Fall Meeting over the abo TROTTING. _ PHILADELPHIA-HUNTING PARK COURSE.) { urse will commence C'®, CASH Wholesale and Retail Family Grocery, ‘Tea, on Tuesday, the 3d of Novel , and continue two Wine, and Spirit Establishment, No. 397 Broadway, New | days. York.—J. §. Scott & Co., No.76 Nassau street, in conse Ist day, Noy. 3, purse $200—T'wo mile heats, under the sad- queuce of tie solicitations of « number of the up-town cus- tomers, have been imduced to open an estab the cash principle, at the above 597 Broadway. tly have oa haud the best assortme: goods in the | 2 mile heats. in harne: ve line, and at prices that must astouish the inhabitants in 1urse $300, $100 to the upper part of the city. Amongst the aasortment will be ree for all trot found the follo Teas of the ofevery grad importatyons and finest qualitien; sugars sear ae och wines, champaigne,. Trish en 1 Seotch whiskey (the Seotch'w ted Glenlevet and Isiay brands): Dest 3 in 5, to wag rae of $200, except Grey 1 300 pounds. ‘wo or more to make a trot for each purse. Entries for the above purses to be made at Green & Losee’s, in New York, and at the + ourse in Philadelphia, on Mon: dle, tree forall vowing horses except Moscow aad Lady Suf Same day, purse $100, free for horses that never wom money, the second best, 2 mile horses. on brown stout; Edinburgh rnd A day. the 26th of October. by 9 o'clock P.M. f pickles; soap; sperm candtes: oi hiladelphia, Oct. 11. 1846. ‘oll eodtasth*je Glasgow spiced hains; Engl assortment of ke. tard; a very large rs, ke. Ty, Po! |d aud superior London doe! Sa ia OR ae a port; Amontil- lado pal Ma» zanilla, do; pale gold and brown sherry; East Judia re-erve Madeira, Newton, Gordon, Murdock, : Beott's, ke ke | N AND AFTER MONDAY, October 19th, 1ss6, the P. oods delivered free of expente in any part of the | Train that leaves City Hall for White Plains, atd o’clock | city, and for cash only or Im*rre. TISSUE PAPER. NE THOUSAND Reams Super white Ti: 2) by 30; 200 do. assorted colors; 500 do. pink: 300 do. green; 750 do. yellow; 250 do. olue, in siore and for sile by PM, will theo leave at 4 30 PM. The tr Morrisiana and Harlem at’5 30 PM, wi The trai that leaves City Hail on Sunday at 5 30 PM, will leave at 430 P M old Sur “a that’ now leaves discontinued.— White tlains FOR SALE me pea FOK SALE OUR Boxes of Gent's French Silk Hats, latest fashion, 4 do. very rich Krench tors and dolls: do, Hrench and Ei. , Just receiv. cket 3 jowling pieces and pistol APASTE 2 packet ship SRSSE & BROOKS, o18-lwrh ‘& 67 Nassau street brig and well match | carriage together for two y | be depended on for these good qual and will be sold only for want of use a Also, x genteel Kockaway Carriage. have been AT TATTERSALLS, Broadway, a pa of it bay Mares, seven years old, of good ven im a family s by the present owner, and can 016 3t*re | The train which leaves | White Plains on Sunday at 6 o'clock P M, will leave at 5 & M. 3. The“ Carnival de Venice.” by Leopold De Meyer will perform his Grand Fantasia and Variations on Semiramis, and the Duo Concertante from ‘Hin Tell, by Osborne and De Beriot, with Mr. Burke. Tickets h. ‘Yo be had (together with Programmes,) at the principal Music Stores, and at the door. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. No postponement on account of the westher. ober NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS. Ts Institution, occupying the building known asthe Rotunda, in the Park, is open daily from 9 A. M. until | di id Tuesday evenings the rooms are lark. On Monday an | brilliantly lighted until 10%. M. | Life vlembership one dollar. ‘Si The itted free joorkeepe 2% cents.— Saurdays, by making 2wis*re Schouls arrangements with the d VASDERLYN’S GREAT NATIONAL | PrcayRe of the Landing of Colum! inte | f Congress, is now exhibiti for rt time in the iy on of the Academy of gn, corner of Broadway Leonard stres 1 ‘Open from 9 A Mio10 PM. Season tickets 50 cents gle admission, 25 cfs; descriptive pamphlets, 64. _ol7 lwis*r HOWES & CO'S N.Y. MAMMOTH CLKCUS, | aa i | A Elleasville on the 24d of Octo! a! Monticello Waluen on the 2th ‘Newb ingt, This is the Largest Establ Dnited States, comprising is Carriages to convey the pert or, &e. ‘The company has attached to omg ameag whoth Pe 8 e, recently arrived from Pai MADAME charming n: ence, render this gified and highly-edueat ing feature of the areua in this country. Th refer the public to the brilliant deseription sbective news pers of the extraordinary Performed b this distinguished artiste. Fauectrioa Director, Mr. HOWES: Riding Mester, Mr. NIXON, and the unapprosehable Clown, DAN RICE. | sion. Notwithstanding all thi tious parade. The case of the late Mr. Hoyt and Mrs. Myers, of Richmond, Va., has attracted a deal of attention and o sympathy since the publication of the loving correspon dence between the parties. Poor Hoyt, it appears, was the too-obedient instrument of the lady, who appointed heir meetings, planned their interchange of epistolary effusions, while the poor woman waa equally powerless under the monomania of a passion which cests all the rant of your stage-stricken heroines completely in the ade. Regarding the death of Hoyt, there are few but ll pronounce it a righteous judgment for his criminal folly, while \it is equally clear that the self-constituted executor of the penalty, in the eye of the law, is amur- derer, and, under the requisitions of the law, ought to be hanged. Asa terror to evil doers, however, it is certain that the assassin in this case will stand approved The provocation was extreme, and the retribution was just what any man, proud of the integrity of his wife, would visit upon the offender in its infrection or inve- e slaying of Hoyt, ac- law, was deliberate mur- some line of reation etween ice afore- ng circum an’s life covers #0 ¥ © fogey nigh a night amoi . | ity op Me wr but we have already he hgneed sufficient advance of the laws to render it very hazardous to sail further without their guidance. | It does appear that of late the executions for capital of- fenceshave been limited to a class of drunken wretches | who have neither means nor friends, nor an inclination for a comm’ of the penalty. We speak not of the visitation of the of Moses in this particular caze—we refer to all cases embraced in the purview of the laws of the land. The case suggesting these refi terday He was arrested ugh the in itvaey be ‘or thegeed of Jr Hayes, and snugly lodged in the Tombs, to await his Fonniox Excnaxors A. T. STEWART & CO. D. KELLINGER’S LINIMENT. a,iimont the Performere|s the eelobrered aad principal, Ri. | hard one to all concerned. It may be for (He-geed of removal to Poughkeepsie tor trial AVING made extensive purchases at the large snd per: IN this wonderful preparation the afflicted have | Horseback are the mi er witnessed. Juve. | tend there is no safety under the laws, except with thove Forsery ~Otlear er arrested on Friday an Eng- site brated manfactory af Fatarle. Lupin, Seydoux, Bieber i pe wrnas they have loo: aad seriously called for. bizmpic Exer- | appointed to their administration.“ Vengeance is mine, Hhaet napenacee bllaeke eerie: |e ee Be eas, bp ini a tts ory E crime | —___—_— . | d ; ts like mi Theumatie rand pains 4 ‘ This mist tt Pee rh Gale, rok eer aanaien aoe "Reosse, printed and embroidered; id every antares ield te i sly. Tels eer x oymnaatie, Fostares ‘and Groupines, Battimone, Oct. 17, 1946. hile there was discharged by Captain Burnett, forsome |, Rich Cashmere Lorg and Square Shawls, tc. &e.; Ss the application is imedar god tx shorter time thos Niron end his seater Pirvos in The Races on the Canton Course—A fine Ship—A large misconduct—and after a short time found his way to this | Atprices greatly below the cost of ene ffered to the people It is very brilliant Aet of * ies of Prote: Bonfire—Theatricale—The Markets, gc. country. In the month of June last, he forged a pay ore a ae ont toar of cklig eal afere isa bee.’ celsteciod Netee Been Bintan eetin ar nee Thore were two races over the Canton Course, yester i | A CARD. fear of taking co use. | celebrated Ti eDancer. With a varie , i pa a m2 ager, ty ty ce | Seeger eae day an bth woe ate interning othe over of the BE Building, Wall street, representing ut Albany 22222. wre geporipee dor et mae Je has failed: ola r _ HOWES & CO.’S New York Mammoth Cireus. | turf. The first race was fora purse of $500, three mile fee ae ieee ek ornel tee ee MONT ousht at. Sold at ,noW on exhibition at the Fair of the Fiecoea ietaton Me Rrold Bien Ga te. Bement Be ~~ MUSIG Fa heats, and three horses entered—Fashion, Marietta and sent asross the Atlantic, and ascertained to be a forgery. . . a jought at. arent without a failure. Mr. Arnold Mason and Mr, Samuel Ro- rege Nothing, however, was seen of the accused from that | New Eogian’ + Mobile, sr Delis dis. 1, do | mA that the aubseribers ask for their works, is an impartial | berts, builders of the bridge: Mr. M tha (THE TIANO TAUGHT on very, modersze Claude Melnotte. Fashion won the first heat in 6:43, at, when he again show Sry count ee | examination by competent and unbiassed ju | fy eradicated: "Me. Roberts ts | and who underaakes to tecch it thoreughis: erm closely contested by Marietta, and by Claude Melnotte street, end ofibted to sell amekhibe BIL Of tho J " Tsto Checout st Phviagetphis, | owe of the great causes of saving his life from an injury aus- | pet mouth. Any yerson wishing to take instruction will |“distanced. Marietta was then drawn, and the contest ter for 20 pounds sterling, to Mr. J. 8 Sylvester. This ores esnat = | tained froma fal. To be had at 90 John street, and et the | Please address a line to Mi the Herald Office.” vent ty to Fashson, whe took Gie purve.’ ‘The sssomA 8. retmsed to do, abe cee and imme- STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE. Freat Central Depot, Harlem Railroad Office, City Hall, in | _210 Imistre an ecute & ‘hus. calle heels aio who, on the i y d, | ttles, e 520 Im@re ROOM on the second floor, large size, to let, furnished, | race was for a purse of $300, three 5 prevented, recognised the accused | A TVS BORRE power Seanm Etgine, highly Gsished. | A etree gentleman, oF Genteynas and ‘Indy, with | tries were, Major, Register, Antoinette, Protection, and duel who pass 6 21% do do of the American Institute. For particalars enquire of | Woard: _Baquive 2 Codes st, nate Brosdway: 2 «_ | Wilton Brown. This race was beautifully contested, all au ao i heagene - ated hie bares ty the | Qugrasiens For Specie. al O17 3t*r B. F. MeCREARY, 107 Norfolk st. J. STOUVENEL & CO., of the hothen rittndhgs Wp'Welli: “Asinehaivtle Wath Ghee ton. Mr. M! once proc er cent, ue JUST RECEIVED, © ¢ the chief of police, tn above officer, who carried him No. 3 John street, near Broadway, and No. 29 Gold street, i a‘ FACTURE eilesale and Rewil Deaieg | heat, and Protection the two next. Time, 5:45, 6:05, and who committed him for examination. do do ‘n 1 RECT pee Matt of *Betich Westra. of tige cost To be had at 90John | ME ANGhan Solar Lard, and Camphene Lamia Chanic, | 6:06" On ‘Thursday, Patsey Anthony won the purse, Caught on the Jump —A chap called Andrew J. | Half dollars. aad supecior quality, and for sale low et r Jarge bottles. _s2im*re_ | jiers, Brackets, Hall’ Lamp: beating a field of four competitors, The course was Quick, was caught yesterday on the “jump,” | Portuynese fol . LYON'ISACS, 5 Dir WwiGs! delabras, ke. Ke. well attended, and the sport fine. hy officer Boyle, of the Chief’s office, he baie come “i ~ ‘The particular attention of city and country m ATCHELOR’S new invented Wigs and Scaips, made of | 2? with mas, chen : gest built in Baltimore for a long “sneak” on the premises occupied by Mr. Jobn | 9, | called to the above article. 12 tw *rl the finest natural curl hair, and adapted facturing ent and pI cription, which in inched in a few days from the yard of Mr. Noble, No..246 Fourth street. This rascal, it rung | “yx'emyt Office of the New York Gas Light Company, manner to the peculiar style. of each page Fo pen fn hy gee SE 62 fect on deck, 82 feet beam, and has Bt ae Uetianity thow the. aly sore cotten he, ‘hat for | _ There has been no material alteration lately in any- HE. PRESIDENT and Directorshavé this experienced by, thone who wear wigt feduction ta pe Ome altered tad ‘aoaate,tb Chastenioccn to we quiester ne girl not suspecting any wrong, left ths thief | thing but sterling exchange, which appears tobe steadi- "Sait mead ot four and one half per. to inapeet.a large aad well selected ae ety peg settli stock of this © Vor the six months ending let August | stock, contamiug every variety of size and color; they will jn the entry to await her return. However, in her ab- | ly. ing down. The quotations we give for bills on i ‘ock of oT ore rtpekhold ‘and after Monday, the 2d | then Beable tojadge the effect. nce. be slipped into the small closet where the silver oN ip aang ee gpm onto : | “WM. BATCHELOR, inventor and only mannfacturer, 2 tely timore. fsker Tle theref Tot of silver forks, table | “°0don, are those ruling en the last packet day. The | November next. ‘ ai.| Wellstioce, Neck Bredant Momorad Nom tas oalerey ‘ork, ox-President Tyler through this city yesterday trooke’ ‘ah Knives, ko. Ke. valued in all at neat $100, | Fates sre now morely nominal, in the absence of any de- The tranefer book will be closed from the 24th inst. until | Wallstrest, nest, Lrowdway ‘O17 im* re jeation with that eity of | with his lady fi, on his way to Virginia, ; cod jast as he had’ procured the silver the servant re- | mand. es ‘013 tNovare ‘a ©, L. EVERITT, Seo'y. | KITCHEN RANGES. io miles: "The rermanent sum supply is from Te horse t We are goin te have en immense bonare in af fow yo she alarm, and off the rascal ran A Stock Exehan; 3 OMS. — a ‘OLMES’ OVEN KITCHEN RANGES. Ap i re ni com| of some hu: barrel \eren tie strect fhe shove active sud outs Of | $4,000 Ohios's, 1960, 0% 200sheliniemRR 59 sree Gi ddeieehesdataa WRAL: PYEVMIL Erourtebans tea pew Reenared oo Pakoe Metiapite | Ser 261 Broder _ | Cffhe Battle of Monterey. It isto be the work of some 2% WO or Three Gentlemen can 0 } VEN B being near at hand, gave chase and pursued the | ($2,000 Penna 5's, 61% 300° do say | irate family, with breakfast and | 2 Manges to the trade, or aet them up for private fam ADVICE EXCLUSIVELY GIVEN TO THE {the "bhoys,"and is to take place on the ground where twiet several blocks, and wes g gaining on him fast, when | $10.00 = do ois ie lo bio Ey et bpm SPO ives i] owardse.’ Helerences te quit | of boarding houses, having purchawed the right fr eat a4 RS OF FINE ARTS. | iu the Baltimore battalion was encamped previous to march the cunning thief came the * dodge” on the officer b: 000 Res 7254 100 & bi0 3242 | ed. Terms moderate. ___o12 wth to, manufacture and sell them. r ii rocdway ge oxi ion of Oil Paintings, | ing for the wars. 7 tn alley way into some rear buildings, and | eras Vicks! 6” 330 Nor.and Wor. RR” bale | NOTICE. the Past eighteen ears, warrant ws tu asserting thet Hi “fo beeen daly from llo'elock A'M, unul 3 o'loek PM, | ,, The Revels are drawing excellent houses af the Hell fonce inte some rear stables end hid under the | 100 Farmers’ io ee © | eno LECTURERS—The Welch Beptist Church, No. 141 | Kange annot be surpassed for economy, eonvenien Admittance 25 cents. Sere | day Street Theatre; so also are . manger ond covered himself over with hay. The officer | 10 Morr wine a0 09, | TO LECTURERS The Welk the Combrlan Instivate, | durability. ‘hey are warranted to perform the purposes for GF WARDROBE AND F TTURE | Pévenport. * was close at his heels, and being determined to have him, | 100 ; BIS 60M | to letata mode.ace charge, during the day and evening, ex- | which they are purchased, and if not, they will be removed Sales of Stocks at Baltimore itch to aid in the search, 110 Ohio Lifeard Trost 9 75 = do 0) % ied by the cougregation, For terms and | free o' xpense to the parchaser. ' Numerous referencs WANTED. * ‘of 1890 have declined 3¢, with her various butlers? Miy'he ace cams | 28 Cogn Company BY ede boo ai | Particulars, apply to Mr-C: KICHANDS, in the reat ofthe | canbe, given 10 persone wishing to purchase. The prices | J ADIES OR GENTLEMEN ating npertooun effets | 00%, al bla tnt one eRe a ‘ing the fork into that bunch of | '% Long Island RR, 2955 50 do. boo Gosg | Church, ° ss . x | *Ufater—Parlor, Office and Bed Room Grates of latest pat ancnes by epediact fer axe | Elves Piro ery object of his search by the fork | 99 “uy s00 20i¢ 150 do Pd TO THE LOVERS OF comme hrough the Post Offices or others Aint | T73auked pei te baskiess come coming in contact with unmentionable part of the | 100 do b60 2954 50 do bIO 60) BUek: EAT CAKES—Do you want a good plate of | ““Stoves—Hall, Office and Bed Room. Stoves, Stovepipes, | Svzey'be,, through the Pe % ee Le cere are im oat! -gonaiti da thiefe body, who aung out most lustily for quarter. On | 100 Reading RR = 810 640 do. Om Buckwheat Cakes! If you do, call at the New York | &e. ke. 466 Broadwas te, | Baunity are readily 50 ho out the ‘atonce “frisked” him, and | 3 do 136 NH &Hart. RR 9 Saloons ape by Hi.’ Konpeiman, 217 Fulton street, | “iin Ware—Bright plan, and japanned. They have masons | Ladies ean be attended toby Mrs. LEVENGTE A" CMR E found on his person the whole of thestolen silver.’ He | % 40 ‘pcg tees | Jot Rill Gnd Backwheat, Wheat, Indian,and, Wheat | at all times ready (6 act ranges, grater, and boilers. Also | iS mere Purapenenta, 1 1846. weg eters oe PENCE: tree, Wor. RD Goa, ls Nor Wor RR bid gaye | city. "Brenkfast, dimer and ten at ll how. ‘Open on a ty roprtecns ght SOL Vana ey LEECRES! LEECHES! LEECHES! Tho natives ee Aaremneh aanset ae “do 60% 150 Harlem $2 topriet bo " FRESH supply of large and healthy Swe: ‘ terdey afternoon and evening, carves of Lattery Dealers—Oflcers Stewart and | 8 0 veo Ore ‘in 8G 120 52h | BATTLE OF MONTEREY | _s12. 1meme A stgereceivod™tor salen tunniticn vo rat porches herif Prince John Davis, of the lower polioe; arrested yester- | if) po 60% 300 «do 560 52 ARONY & MAJOR ha hlished Go pptauerd | FAI DYE. packed up so a8 to be transported any d fery by | of Lelar, as sheriff. day two men by the names of Weaver and Dunn, whe |'” 4 bis 68% 300 do sete | SARONY re. Jane pablished (wo ppl | . iqnid Ha’ BK wi 2 ‘The returns from tho interior of Pennsylvanis, have fund charged with selling hisintot Sorah feat 10| Bd CB. ae RE ntereyy the ot yor porteayin ‘he: Generis Reged end Bacar ee only aielo wet vend, <4 S18 1mOrh Importer of Liveches. 94 toh x. utterly astounded the democrats, such a consummation oan he eyes sont evpeire ‘hat Me Heath we do b90 Bist 100 do sw 52h Ry anges for ag | begeee. on: fo ealoe the hamas ‘ica cove the healt apd CAUTION of the hopes of thejr whig brethren not having been at No. a . 5 iy |. Single | sti to the i P Smught on the 29th of Sune last, a quarter ticket for 26 | 25 do 0 a 165 Morris Canal tye | 1p geusny Per hundred: Se | clans y of the hair. ved by hundreds. w CM TEL AND, STORE-KELPERS, serinat 4.007 | ‘osamed of by them. ‘The following returns of the vote of James Reed in Creenwich street, upon the Phe- io . Be ve also published a correct full leugth likenets | use and take every possible pains ommend it. The eo : 5 P % coystesy, which lottery was subject to the drawing ef New Stock Kxchange, of Gen, Payor, and pictures of ait his battles; together with | for will aot he diatorbed hy constant washing, nod winl ve | sPuriows article of Wine Biwters and Wild Cherry Brandy, | > Canal Commissioner, wore recived this morning Rx Pokomoke lottery in. the State of Delaware—which | ,%0 Wor. Mon 60 | general assortment of beautifully executsd and cotored | [Or terptetly Wen, without any of those wn- | td tbe manufactured by me. Liisi to inform, from Harrisburg by telegraph :— toe ic was deawn a $1,000 prizo, entitling Mrs, Heath to | 10 © 60, | prints, to which they would nll the attention of ve public. | natural tints s0 mu ed of in the ordinary hair dye, | hat {have pa a Ha A Foster, dem. Power, whig, y ‘ ‘ parts of the pel | " . p- {$200 for her quarter share | On applying to Reed for the | '32 4 baw 609g | Ag ired in the principal eities aud towns, who will, | °°1¢ Wholesale and reta BATCHELOR, 2 Wall st. i SOLOMON TOBIAS, | ad 00 ‘oney,le referred her to his backers, Weaverand Dunn, | 999 eo ¢ 6034 be supplied on the most favorable terms. Agent in Philadelphia, Rovnsel. O13 Im*r 929 Im*r No. 68 North Third st., 4 who gave her $25 en es, her a eae 4 lo % & ol6aw*r BARONY & MAJOR, ¢9 Nassau st. = "A. A. SAMANOS, BINDERS BOARDS. ene a 300 67, deducting their 16 per cent, and on se 0, lo . A. J LBS. Book Binders Boards, from Nos. 25 to ances Pibeequent periods the received $40 more, making | 25 Nor. & Wor. RRs to sw 6 PIANOFORTE. * | umporrER or ropacco aXp sraars, | HOOD ARS, Book finder Beret P H Jance of which she hasbeen unable to | 2 do an ch | FOR SALE—A very superior y second hand six Ow BROAD "AY, up stairs, offers pon Tiere) 8k & BROOKS, pre Lage hanger MS above complaint waa. ede | EP anda half octave oath La forte, the peovorty | N perms, 0 bales Bt, Jago; hhds i eereres 38 cnees ierd | ot teh 5 and AT Nowann et 4 obtain; , —_———— | of a gentleman giving ap housekeeping; it a ent; 56 cases faristta; Lease of joking; i may be dealt with as ivarguin ff api hes Snuff; 400,000 of Hayawi 5 9,000 grove “WHEAT agains irects., Hold to ball in the sum of $000 each, to In Brookly the Rey. Mr. John. | 3" immediately’ “Can be seen at 21 Rocket Heamgled Fineeice chee, Marek & Basle’ fabric er NE THOUSAND bushels Illinois Wheat, june Janded dient ie. seiguawer st Court. ston, Mr. officer of the packet | Wareroom, 438 Broome street, commer of Broadway. ‘Ain. largwtafortment of 4 brands, | ONE, THOUS Kk COLLINS & CO. pe hoo Beng Back for Tris—A smell boy called Thomas | ship Cambridge, to ws, second daughters | 016 3t*re wid wholesale and retail. O10 Im*re od 96 South street om