The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1846, Page 3

ber, 1946, compered With ‘the: 1845. There are eight banka of this city, whichjhave not yet published their quarterly reports for November thi* yeer, Their returns will not materially alter the com P érative result. National Bank. k of Comm: Merchants’ Ex. Merchants? + 90,020,074 30,667,676 29,296,250 eis jug 1845 1,715,554 291, 619,028 291 + $15,740,569 19,04 sprcir. Mein 8 01 ute, of Philadelphi> are dy How: by their presence, the Old Howar ith w ned.” will hold corner of urgently at AH HULSHART, Presi H THOMALL, See’y. ANDEKSON GUARDS. BUSINESS M. heid at the Q | on Fr ‘ening, Novem endance THOMA A. T. Cocunaxg, Secret i jcrual in att ~CH AMPION” ORDER OF CLEVER FEL- | *,W HERE. will be Me t o'clock. By order of Fi T rat Battery. eturns bi for the liberal pstroonge he here ‘articular at the above Saloor ' old fa P tteution shall be paid to thi f the Anderson Guards will be aarters of Thomas Hewitt, 160 Dea ber 6 at o'clock. 4 SKE WITT, Commandant. tary. ‘6 1t*re OWS. y eveniat Consul. JEXLTER’S SALOON, CORNER of Li spenard and Bi © L. P. DEXTER, rec roadway, ently ol (formerly Floren- on's Robi incere thanks to the public received while le: tablishineat, and begs leave to state that he has just opened he would be happy to see if LOODLE—No 5. #N HUMO FIFTE:! be fein of can Vulcan, the 3, Stryker’s Bay—A 72 Prospect ROUS ILLUST “YANK HH. GRA aduty and pleas c ‘although well acquainted RATIONS DOODLE” contains ow to get up x Fume—Set to Music. Drums. and Trowsers. ‘on. he Importunities of Cabmen. rauuum, in advance. HAM, Tribane Building. DY STILL DOUBT? FOLLOWING :— ret, " ure that I owe, to say dy, my wife was en- e time threatened and was going fast ith you—and eink ues of your “Candy.” el she is now inthe ‘and sound health. We have used juenza with unbounded success. es, | am your 5 JAS. YATES, et, Brooklyn, L. I. ion street. 10 Broadway, 10 Astor Hou “Mrs. Havs, 139 Fulton stre Hiams, 243 Broad stree i symptoms, healt ng AND BOARD. Aug 1845. Nov 1845, Aug.1816. | National Bank, M930 arise 7 ant Dissipated Kertle “Bk of Commer: ‘737 244 817,291 . Merchants’ Ex. 113,490 117,247 x | 969605 1,073,124 624,337 6 | ec i ne: terns Saba 13. Dreadful Effects of © sr oes 14. A Case of Hata. Pry | 15 Illustrated Title Page. 087 | Terms-6% cents—$3 pe ae 5 | 26 2t:er w 7 408 928 DOES ANY BO eargais eo aa 4 REE leather May . ) HO: . Bank of N-York.... 650.213 721,399 47'728 | Mingees. +) Feeen tones ‘Total. .......$6,639,818 6 622,706 6,439,341 Freenode Aug 1013. Nov 1045, Aug.1846 | jug. 1815. Nov 1815. Aug. Nevionsl Bank. .....° 169,712 185,895 50.008 i Bk of Commerce 05-779 9650 ware of the gond and Merchants’ Ex. 30 208, could not expect such a tho 935,164 perfect enjoyment of good 474. ntly for the infil 205, | ith my best wish: patel 229,820 ; Sold by J. PEASE & SONS, 45 Di aio03 2it'eno | M7 ate Aveauey Brocklys ‘ x 1001 310.627 339.415 | eS ERT. Will "g 423 | ROOMS eat | Sais | WOW YACANT, at 1 307502 496,096 | LN Brondway, suit of rooms on 1 4,448,202 4,555,286 4,776,951 The aggregates of these departments fer the four pe- riods compare as follows :— " Aug. 1855. Aug. 1846. Nov. 1815 Nov. 1846. Loans & Disgonnts,30,020,074 29,296,250 30,667 676 27,734,629 PO: 740 569 16,491,310 19,048,794 18,567,183 Speci 6,663 818 6.439.348 6 622,706 6,124,033 Cireulagion..;... 4,382,277 4,585,286 4448,202 4,776,951 It will be observed that the aggregate movement of these banks in three of the four principal departments, in November, 1846, was less than in either of the other three periods named. The loans and discounts, compared with those for November, 1845, show a falling off of $2,933,047, and compared with those for August, 1846, a decrease of $1,461,621. ‘Ihe deposits have increased within the last quarter $2,095,872. The circulation on the Ist of November, 1846, was $323,749 larger than in November, 1845, and $221,665 larger than in August, 1846. There has beena falling off in specie, compared with each of the returns above given. The amount on hand on the Ist of November, 1846, was $498,673 less than in November, 1845, and $315,315 less than in August, 1846. Tho whole amount of specie in all the banks of this city, will not vary much from seven and a-half mil. lions of dollars. This is about four hundred thousand dollars less than the aggregate in August last. Tho slight increase in the circulation can have no material influence upon the currency, it being buta small per ct, on the total | Notwithstanding the falling off in discounts and the ac: cumulation of deposits, there is a very great abundan of money in the market, and the commercial classes, in cluding all kinds of speculators, appear to have at com- mand every facility for conducting their business advan tageously. The contraction on the part of the banks er this city, is a very favorable feature, and we trust it has been universal throughout the State, as it affords the best | evidence in the world that these institutions have con. fined their operations to the legitimate channel, and that they must be ina better condition thanusual. Any great or rapid expansion: of loans, is positive proof that there must be something out of the regular course of thing: connected with it, and it invariably Jeads to ioflations in some species of business, calculated to derange it— There is very little danger of the currency becoming depreciated so long as our banks adhere tothe course they have pursued during the past two years; and so long asthe currency continues limited in volume, and of a * proyer value, every pursuit must prosper. Old Stock xchange, $1800 Ohio 6s, "60 93% 200shs Lang Is1 RR s6m 31 32,000 Kentucky 6s 100, 400 do am 31 $3,000 Indol Bds ig 3336 200 do $5,100 Pewua 5. 68" 100 © do $5 000 Weadivg Bds 93 200 do 10shs Ban! erica «96% 100 do 125 3 7 9 29) 100 Reading RR 294 100 Harem RK * Bo-ton 510 17% 350° do Wor 6tq 50 do 64134 600 do. Gis 100 do Second Board. 100 shs Harlem RR ot 50 shs Nor & Wor ot 100 do 60.50% 50 do. 64 iso do 60 joy 50 do 637 30 0 do «,. 8% 50- do 63) wo do b30 51 50 Long isk RR 10 32% 40 do 0% 40 do 32 60 Morris Canal Te 0 do b3 323g 4th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Ka: Mr. Joun J. Cannout, of New York, to Miss Bey ALano, of Somerset county, N. J. On Wednesday, the 4th inst , by the Rev. Mr. Poisell, ‘Wa. Rosenrs, to Ena, daughter of Geo. Esq, all of this city. A Died, On Wednesday, Ni of consumption, Jouy T. Van- pERPoo., aged 24 years and 4 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, also the members of Engine Company No 15, and the Peterson Blues, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his mother, No.3 Chesnut street, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock precisely. On Wednesday, 4th inst, Cuanues A. Wasnixcrox, eldest ron of James M. and Mary E. Winship, aged six yeers and 6 months. The friends of the family, and also of Mrs. Dominge, are invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from No. 71 Lawrence street, without further | invitation. On Thursday, Catuanine Rive: widow of the late Bernardos Rider. Her friends, and those of her family, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Satarday afternoon, at 4 o’clock, from tho residence of her grand son-in-law, Saronel Osgood, 189 Fourth et. At Hastings. Nov, 5, of consumption, Hexay Cavvey, Ir, eget 25 years. 8 friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to sttend his {unerel on Friday afternoon, 6th inst, a’ 3 o'clock, frum Trinity Church C ery, Manhattanville, where his remains will be taken for inferment. ‘We announce the decease of Capt. Romeat Wrusox, one of our oged and ble citizens, and, for upwards of twenty years pa Customs ia this city. the 28d July, 1765, and died on Saturday e tl of his age. In early li e chose the 8 and attained a respect: rank in the mer- the revolutionary war, he was ork, where, i? id in the Jer- rticipated in ail the horrors of that sickness, he was transferred to the hospital ship, and thence made hie escape, with three , DY seizing a boat and landing at Brooklyn after receiving the fire of the sentinels. The party seized another boat st the foot of Brooklyn heights, rowed round the Battery into the North river, landed near Weehawken, and finally fell in with the outposts of the American army, He afterwards made turn was egain captu: finement in the Mill prison until excl revolutionary war, he served as mate of a the celebrated Commodore Truxton, w Jough from the United Stator, had temporarily in the merchant service. Captain Wilson ultima: tled and married in this city, where he was as an enterprising ship ma ed an officer of the customs, and continued i the time of his death—discharging his ofiici sonally, notil withina few mouths of withstabding his extreme age, which more lightly on him than usually falls manity — Charleston Courier, Nov. 2. sey prison ship, and living grave. Peeign & voyage to France, and on his re- ired by the enemy, and suffered con- nown In 1823, he was appoint in office up to ial duties per. it event, not: seemed to bear to the lot of hu- GRAPE VINES. ISABELLA GRAPE VINES, best kind, of id th. Re one an 0 eS AN FEIN, Heating, Berks County, Pa, 30,000 n6 ARDW. T. ¥. Butler, | aged 95 years, | in the neighborhood of Hackensack. | | ae | sons, Also, vacanci for two or I cold water baths... ‘The front room, second story, has cupied by a dentist for y ence require: given. joderate charge for Abply from 19 to 1 and from 406 o'e Sippy redon Y West side, near accommodation. thi entlemen. Hot and been oc nd would be let for that. ‘lock. Satisfactory refer- 16 ter past ful i ful locati ire, Would like or two sivgle gentlemen, ® ‘ith bedroom adjoining Please add ess W. J. J., Expres FAMILY, residing 38 oue of the most de- rooklyn, baying more room than let to jeman and his lad e large front room,on the 44 ig and communicating. Office n5 2t*r $0 REWARD. Loft Wnile riding on one of the Broadway stages, from Bleecker to m1 street, a dark brown Morocco Pocket Book, con’ heck on the Ni al |, sign- ed by M. De La Forest. B. $ 2 50; also, $14 75 in bil toapoormau unable to b may have found the same, will con! IME, 48 Ver the :bove with Mrs. JAM. receive the above reward, PRENCH tan, Classes for nilwer ATTENDS to Disenses o’clock, at his residen | mathe utes. | geet CLES adapted | nC’ Es Nt | mAdviedbe the poor anit agnt by MANESCA’S OKAL BYSTE F ladies are now forming. Joining will please apply at F. Grain’s, 43 Mercer: se desircus o! DR. POWELL, OUULIST AND AURIST, AND OPERATIVE SURGEON. fthe Eye and Ear, from 9 to 4 0, 261 Brondway, comer of War f the Tear Passage, Cataracts, and moved. 1S treated with inveterate cases of STRAB! ATT {SUS or Saulusag, cared in ported ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty to every defect. ut charge. ‘n6 1t*®rh "Dyers, eine late of Bi Osborn, be settled, aud the business comducted on the same terms as | e Subscriber, on his own account, at the old heretofore. by th stand. 33 FULTON street. nd lw*r TAKE NOTICE. HAT the Co-Parmership heretofore, and for the last nine ween HARLES OSBORN, Es land, and the iber, th TTLE, has been dissolved. by the thet the affairs of the Tate firm will CHARLES 8. LITTLE. + ed, at the | nS 3t*r jowest market pri ATIN DE LAINES FO tyles, of which thi © CURTAINS—Five cases new: e choice by the piece is offer- JO8. EMERIC, ives by . 114 Pearl street. e kind ii kad he oo) of the pase 1 25! GHENT Reopen oF and elastic shank, the * cele et Rubi Jong manufactured” by ries, (and by them sol 1 largest assortment in the nd lw*re BR OWER & At! Bitty SHO: t $1 per pai this city. BROO! 25 !1 leather sole and arranted superigy KS, 100 Broadway. 1 25!t? &R SHOES, leather sole and heel at $125 per pair, warranted perior to ber Leather Sole Over Shoe, so some of the New Jersey Manufacto- at the high be fuund, together with every ot! city. OWER & BROOKS, 100 Broadway. pecan of $2 per pair,) may er style, comprising the SPLENDID | |W the public that pointed by lence of extraordwar; le, ornamented cit elegant wrought reroll w | that conduct the gas to the area number of branches, e ful posture: playing upon wi ropriat work of leaves and burnishi It has been made t. bit it until the Ith | please cail at the St« also many other every variety 0 The Bt ountry. ORAM & HAUGH WOUT respectful they have factory of Messrs CORNELIUS Hs | superb Gas Chandelier that has perhaps ever been seen in 18 € the In:tivute atteste of the work by unanimou ly recommending thi | special gold medal be awarded the manufacturers merit. he body of the Chandelier is of the purest Elizabethian d 1 order, and we have permis jo. ‘Ges Fietures Show Rooms will be ntil after the 10th, after whit CHANDELIER. announce to from the manu- 8 chest and most just rec & Co., the ri pe joral Wreaths, and the filling »p is ork Jfrom whi burners. ach suppor'in the ray lowers. mm to exhi- to it, will here there are it new goods, embracing hted ay it wi Pe 6s Broadway of elegant lig di the eveni eh be seat owt of,the nd 2t*r CHRISTIE’S GENUINE MPREGNATED with ‘Phat se: f the year with the greatest benefi deemed proper to divect pu of the Galvanic. Strengthen! | asserted to be the most safe world! These articles ar Rheumatism, for pai many of those comp and ints hable. effentu, when debBitated by di in constitutional w rll affections of the | ing Plaster wall be f 1 | agreeable. o LA STRENGTHENING P and ured in coun-ction with Christie’ ever discuvered—m a few words, the best pl means for strengthening the eskness; chest gen: e sensation caused by its use is exceedingly GALVANIC LASTER, the Electro-Magnetie Principle "s Megnetic Fiui n plasters of any ki just appypaching.” I Ie attention to the pe ing Plaster, which is confidently , cerca d effectual application ly recommended in all cases of weakness of the brenst. and for to which females are specially as a preventiv erally, the Galvan: great and permanent aavantag: pleasant and ency in New York, 182 Broadway. Beware wor hless imitations. BS lw*re | VANXDERKLYN’S of Congress, large saloon of « | and Leonard streets. | Sle adm oN 3 PLUM. ris LOW the rate of Y which all Stove Barret eer, street. ‘al IMEN’ ACO iNiM! Courtland stree D. for sale Plambe | 251 Broad: 5 DAGUERREOT’ GERMAN: s Cases, Chi Ki . ted " sebase wi to | tightiron work. with tools, Au AX. Ex into a achol ® pleasant home | erasene lars. ICTURE of the Landing of Columbus, he Academy of D NEW DISCOVERY, tad Pipes, or Grates, m with one appliention a year. “Bold only at 21 C '. warranted rene OIL, ENT, wi dia Halk ted to cure any ease oO! AGUEKREOTYPE 5 Lanen npatai : YPE PLATES, ‘YPE h, and At to the GREAT NATIONAL inted by order for a short time in the ign, comer of Br ray v Open from 9A Mto10P M. Season tickets 50 cents; sin- Mraission, eta; descriptive pamphlets, 6%. . te BOTYPES. GOLD MEDAL AWARDED. WE Proprietor of th Flambe § NNetional Deguerrisn Gal- ed to W st) 100 fae simi of por re at copies jen e The Plumbe National Daguerrian Gallery, No. 251 ros Plates, Cases, and stock of all descriptions, at ¢ or retail 0% Im#e ay be kept a ‘Cueel, Bod OURTLAND | any case of | fal polish rtain cure for BALM OF UO a Plates, just aginst snd eri 0 APPARATUS FOR SALE. rican Ci 1» Plates, Der cent. cheaper thau ‘at 112 Broadway. od pices art, & good lathe for brass or 19 Im%e two Gi most desirable part of hot and cold | water, &e. Persons wai ‘a comfortal me, may ad- dregs a note immediately to JAMES, Post Office. Terms moderate. Keferences exchanged, newer FAMILY BOARDING SUHUOL. ragoces 7 cher, family a numt residing in the C ‘of Chifdrem, not ¢ . Pupils, and to Lal t vat attenti id to health and ls a an ory retired and hesltay. “No dey scholar admi there te wt present thre eracancies. For 1e Soreness terms enquire at 31 Hammond street. it T | iA vr | The Net Profits coring the vant typ ge my ot. Ay SITUATION b; Sook, ford rather ad iret han be ae lease at 75 Hammersley,street, in the basement. 6 te GENTLEMAN etl I ea uct litori: —— a Wi Beyerone wi ‘capa! gi independent critiques om Slusieal and Theertical mae “Please address “ W,” Herald Office. a6 iter ANTED. HE ADVERTISER, a young man 19 h- ‘es t0 obtail wartime aad Bar or Billiasd Hoots, both of whi ‘understands, to assist ine store a4 per, of light porter.’ He can Teloe eaty, iaduaey and A Fine addressed erald ofice, wilt ately atvended to. WANTED. by a respectable young woman, to cook, to do warting—ean give the best of city. ve capacities. Please call J No. ua ttre for the street. TO PERFUMERS—WANTED. GENTLEMAN who is qualified to take manufacturing department of @ ce wa e of the A ment; oue Why camp tegricy and ability, may Ofice, with real name and refe in one of the Western Counties, in this State, a Gentleman and Lady that are Thearrical mers—the Iady to Sing and Dance, the Geutleman a cin &e , to travel during the ensuing winter. Evquire «Np, {38 Reeth street, four doors from Chatham, from 1 uutil 3 o’elock, P. M ter WANTED, A SITUATION as WET NURSE, by a healthy woman, aged 19 years. of references will be given. Ap- ply at 43 Sand street, Brooklyn. nd 3t@r WANTED, ©. HIRE or Purchase a Lathe, (second hand,) sui Brass and 1, i st, chucks, » alidere: Is, be. ect, jeral ana at fg i Sin a fan LE! OFF WARDROBE AND FURNI' ADIES OR GENTLEMEN oii to dispose of, such ; con obtain a fait cash price for the sae, by sending for the ‘ont Office, or otherwise, who will bseriber, the Pi iitend af thelr teslaemes. PRATT AR way, up staits. Ladies can be attended to by Bra. J-LRVEROIN men NM ANCE COMPANY, HIE following statement of cos efile sf oie Contneay, a a is Com TT pasted ot comlmmmierctrtse chatpcvelemeens et as ry joth the Aer of ration + Premiums on risks uot marked off aah Uctaber, ing 4th Octo- «875,005 1h re, wi ” bb oe 552 16 Premioms Earned Premiums during the year ending as afore- MBI. eee eee ee eee + 921,495 83 ‘Less Retam ‘Premiui 60, Net Earned Premiums. Losses during the same period on Mari risks, including interest, commissions, Co +0. + 412,385 52 On Inland Transportation and Naviga- . . ae 19 tion risk . 15,812 10 23,800 38 576,840 14 Net Profits during the year. . 484,040 85 260 00 195,180 00 1844, cd ficiency of 1845, arising from the disastrous fire Broad stret i9th ‘uly, 1845, 4th October, 1845, ..... $800 00 99 fer ie ted profits in five years. pany'ou the 4th October, 1846, were as follow: Cash in Bank and on hand... New York City i Percent stock... De in _,, Leaving, Dividend 3234 per cent. on Net ‘The Assets of the Co 42,414 41 i Bonds and Mortgages, ... Bills, ‘receivable, “an¢ unset. ‘and ‘premium accounts 447,073 09 tled. Loaas companies, rest due on bonds and m ges, and sundry items, amounting to, (The Board of Trustees have this day declared 9 of THIRTY-rWU AND A HALF PER CE: Earmed Premiums of the year ending October 4th, 1816, for which certificates will be issued on and after the Ist of Janu- ary a Also, PER CENT IN CASH on the duced of 1642, 1843 and 1844, payal and efter the 2d day of November promima. 2 It was further unanimously resolved, » in the opi: of the Bond of ‘Trustees, no division of le profits of thi ompany shoul e made until the accumulated earnings shall at least exceed One Million of Dollars, y order of the Board, JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary. _ ‘TRUSTEES. : oses H. Grinnell, Jacob R_ Nevius, ‘onrad W. Faber, Fred’k G. Foster, Samuel M. Fox, « Rich’ K. Haight, Wm. Edgar Howland, ~ Peter &. Godfrey Pa:tison, itehill, Beh A Elias Ponvert, John D, Van Buren Charles H. Marshall, Jr ‘Wm. H. Creagh, P. Strachan. A. B. NEILSON, President | ALFRED SETON. President | JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary. etoher 29, 1846. n3 Iwisre LO. ISLAND INSURAN CAPITAL 200, WITH A SURPLUS. Orrice 41 Futrto: ET, BRooxiyn. i lings, machinery, mer- e aud properiy gi on their usual favora- rms. This company has passed through the two great- est conflagrations that have ever occurred in the country ; they owe their escape from them with comparatively slight ‘always practised of losses to stem which they limiting and scattering their risks All losses which the = = } PUCLUZRAU. Auer. NCY GOODS, GERMAN Tr , Ke— Tattle & Ducluzern will seli this day: at 88 William street, 150 lots of French and Goods, Hardware, Pistols, &e. Iso. 10 cases German To } packages, suitable for retail and country dealers. Also, 100 lots Hardware, to be sold for account of former Dargheee be Also, 50 dozeu German Cologne. also, lvory Combs, Hair and Tooth fine ground La and Waiters, Guard C! ‘ies, Kai and ket Kuives, 50 pairs brass and biue barrel n6 It*r BuTLER, Auctiou L. B. TION THIS Av DAY, at 10 o'clock, at 42 Ann street. tind sod secoad band J bie agg Ng ing of hon may any au im ti » J 1 ite stands ‘Sofas, Ottomans mahouany and came Char sent Hookers, ‘Venetian and ingrain Carpets, tufted Rugs,Tickings, ts, with a variety of furuishing arti¢les. To Also, a lot of Blank Books, Stationery, ke. ————— PREMIUM BOOTS ick Sales and Small Profits. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for $3.50. our own make, | and worranted to uve satisfction; fine French impers teas Boots for $1 58, "! Brondway’ for $6 or $7, at YOUNG & JONES fine n6 It joot and Shoe Mannfactory, one of the most fash- stores ju this city. Our boots recetved the highest in the Inte Faw of the American Institute, for the ver sold in this Boots Shoes, Gaiters, ke made rat the shortest noticn. Mending. &e.done in the store. YOUNG & JONES, 4-Ann st. al Im*je LOOK AT THIS! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. if you waut a fine article Of Boots and Snoes, call et 367 Broadway, where | you witt find the largest assortment, chespest, and the most iashionable in the cit: mistake the num r, 367 Broadway, cor. of Fran! ¥ N.B—A large Assortment of Imported French Boots, at jow price of Five dollars, and the Largest assortinent of | shoes ofall kinds. CAHILL. Im* rre OLD BOSS KICHARDSs is astonishing the citizens aud country people with wonder- fal low prices, for his best quatity and most fas and durable Boots and Shoes. Look for BOSS RICH- DS, No. 325 and 344 Hudson corner V; mn st. Bez Thousands of every kind to tit the foot and please nd. od lmer KNOX, 128 FULYON STREET, (Sun Building.) Deeming it uunecersary to outer into particulars | for 1846, would simply state that | deauty, lightness, taste and color, | tothe Hatwearing yablic ofthe eity | ices aro as low as his hats are fine. Hats msuufactured and forsale by an} of New York. His Oe Pana cyte lwis*e i FALL FASHION, 1Si6. | WM. BANTA, No 8, Viz:—Moleskin silk Hate on fur bodies, $3; nutria low price Hats, warranced to retain ther shape and euler $i¢ short | nap sill Hats, en fur bodies, quality Paris mole | skin silk Hats, $3 50; first q ct ts, onl | ‘Also the fal pauerag of chituren's wile velvet aid fancy | loth eapa; mohair, eloth, oil, silk, plush and Tar capa, ec Boys fall pattern fur and'sillchacs.” orimere | PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION, C. E. CASTLE & EDWIN McCORKELL ledge ‘of the science, and who undertakes to teach it thoroughly with the greatest facility. Terms—T hree dollars per month. . i Any lady wishing to receive instruction, will please address Music, at the Herald Office. 027 Imis*rre TO LET, H A BLACKSMITH’S Shop on Furman street, Brook. lyn, between Tillery and Atlantic streets. Poss given Also, an Ox. Apply to Mr. mediately. Frame and Engine of six horse power, for sale. WILLIAMS, on the premises, eo ns Seer FOR SALE, E new and elegant three story brick House, high | : ingen wee < Cadi y wer, situsted on | ideot Ninth ated butween int ‘Avenue and Avenge iT " square, now bei nis! and wil udy Yor oceupation by the lat of November. ‘Ihe above thal! che modern imorovements. “Terme Of the purchase money may femain on mort- 4 SOHN MCAHILL, 14 Wall street, or on the premises, BOARDING MERCHANTS’ HOUSE, | Nos. 135, 137 and 139 need: THE PROPRIETOR would respectfully inform | families and single gentlemen desiring Bonrd for the winterin comfortable quarters, with ail the conven | ences of a home, umber of light and pleasant | eeveto tad adate Aone 028 Im*rre ORLANDO FISH. THE eae pe 2 eG Broadwa plied and pclased chroaghouss and hes eutte ture. I be re-opened for Trave..ers, it ke.,on Tu the sth "i will be kept on the old Plan of with the addition of a table dihote. A few fariiies, and ain" Ge pouttomen ean be accommodated for, Tet w FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN THE ‘Three Story Granite Basement Honse, 186 | Washington street.ag) ining the Lyreum. ‘This build- fhe: ras grected by day's work, and combines with | Substautiality u the improvements and convenie: | in ho e reservoir. ‘The lot the finest gardens in remain upon bond and mortgage For c. is 27 by 105 feet, running to one o! between IL Brooklyn. So5y0 may tie w2w*rre terms, Se, apply at AM.neddP.M.____"_ntStawaw*rre_ COUNTRY KESIDENCE FOK SALE. ‘THE Residence of the late f the ford, C rook jot distant ten utes walk. briek, four rooms on a floor, with I built'a few years ago with bathin nience, and in the mi 3 Pearl street, up stat the city, from which | Te is « doahle house, of | frent, and directly rear finished in the most substantial manner. The gardeu abo with fruit trees of the best kinds. A more demrable residence for a geatleman wishing to retire from the city could not be | found, on account of the beauty of th rounding country, the plesant society of the elcy, ita advantages of education from the neighborhood of Trinity College, (not more than a fa mile distant) and the ease of access to New York ‘at all seasons of the vear. jpHialt ‘the purchase. meney” can femain on mortgage for & Cy of ume, or in instalments to sait the purchaser. | ‘Apply 0 Pan EONARD. W. KIEL ° 192 Broadway, New York, or 08 2weod*re Re 'M. L. KIP, Albany. THE Celebrated stock of W. 8. Broddway, will be offered tor sale at No.5 John street. Bi company may sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly as heretofore. ‘ | ‘The Company take special care to notify their customers in | New York, of all expirations of polici : i" TER, President, | B3 Imisre E.C. FINN, Secretary. TAXES—1846. | FFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, Public Baildings, | is hereby given that the Tax | n at this office,and that | a | h them. All persons paying their taxes previous to the ist of January, will be lowed a dedu: on the amount to Cpa rg rate of 7 per cent per annum, calculat m the day of pay~ ment to the Ist dey of Februs ice hours for receiving taxes, from 8 A. M. natil 2B. M. “JOHN STEWART, Receiver of Taxes. ersons sending afull dexcription of thelr property to {hit office, will have their bills sent. to them, or they eau be had | ‘at any time by personal application. 031 6ure ESSENCE OF COFFEE. THs delicious b made of the purest and best Cof- | re fee,has guined a great popularity, not only on account of | great facility it offers to ‘keepers and bachelors by | making with ope tea spoon fall, more or less, in a cup of hot water or milk the most pa! 0 fle so by its supe- | nerny to sny coffee Tent | ye man turer havi lately some vantages: in retaining all the flavour in the essence, confident that it | will now give satisfactien to all who try it For sale at Bunker & Co., No. 13 Mai Lane; W. 8.Cor- | vin, No. €39 Broadway; Gassner & Young, No. 134 Chatham - Gottaberger, comer Chamber and ‘Centre ats.; Seofield & Uo.,No. 73, Broadway; John Milhaw, No, 189 Broad . L. SZAVEDZKY, Manufacturer, No. 93 Murray st. Toki twere CLARKE’S SACKS, 116 William stret. ite the Washington Stores, | GBacerot AND CHEA| By purchasing all my | of cash, an enabled to offer the most economical. us | wi charged at for $20, and 5, other ent Vani sare gs i ‘\ pio bs Magnificent asso1 it ine Overcoats an Doats. My black cloth Backs, ‘with silk collars and fronts, are $11, some as low as $5. nd ttis*re to undertake the le, that ean be tability wi A RAKE CHANCE. ATE 209 Broadway—Agents are wanted anle of anew and useful patented artic! ily in the Union. To men of res; pee We ERS No. 117 Fulton st., N. York. L All letters must be post paid. ol] Im*rh MONEY LENT. TH, HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large and small Sams $ eine silver Watehes, Diamonds, Plate, Jew- | oy, Dry , Famitare, Clorhings and every deseri] | ef Persoual Pr. i JOHN M D. 3 | Licen wnbroker, 232 William at. near Daane st. Persons received in private office by ringing the bell. 020 im*rre | FALL AND WINTER CLOTHIN' iG AT THE CASH TAILORING AND CLOTHING | ESTABLISHMENT, | or W. H. DEGROOT & CO., Second viveks at Broadway York, con 7» New York, W indtor lower gress ean stany other eetabluhingat | va oa lew York | and Over Sacks, of Broadcloth, Beaver, Pilot, | , and Mazurka Cloths, of every style and color, from to $20, Cloak: 4 and fall cirele, of French and Arneson Broceloi roe wre yen si, 85 6 ~ My ec, wn, ol een, "Yi Belgian snd Ainorican en" » and 1d Winte ks Of Read ted Bredcob? Seer ie a, om - . to $6. Cassimeres plain and fancy, Doe Skin— Pye Hits Came in a * to $6 ecralen 4 rejling collar, fut. el ovlen Velvets, Cas’ an ine vets, and Silks, fiom = $1 to re ar Camimeres and Voutngs, | A Sitch wt Faia oT im*r idious. ing, of e ee pions eeraany on | &C io. 102 permanent or oasis venient Packet ship GALEN | Maiden Ii FS = are invited to call and see them. v. LONG BREED CANARIES. to be the best in the United States, A Chinese Lar i srith the usual variety of rare and valuable birds.— ‘bos-vyleoattameand No.5 John street, N. ¥. CHANGE OF HOURS. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. FALL ARRANGEMENT, an IUNDAY, Octo , rains will ran as rice Leave Brooxirn—at 7 o’el A. M. (Boston train) for Greenport, daily, (except Sundays) stopping at orge’s Manor. ingdale and Bt. George's 5 atsig A: M., daily, for Farmingdale and inter jiate places. at 12 0’clock, M., for Grocanore, dail epted,) jamaica 4 Hivcksvilla, aid all stacioas eastof iiickevilie | 4PM. for Farmingdale, daily. M., daily accommodation train M:, (or on the arrival of the boat from | Scien ‘nate deiye Ceseort’ Bone | sropping et St. George’s Manor and Co | 6i A.M. daily, ¢ Sundays) | dati tranms snd 24 Mand SAC MT 4 636 P. # o'clock A. M., 1 P. M., an Brooklyn, or on the arrival of Boston | tran | A freight train will leave Brooklyn for Greenport, with a eee ‘car attached Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- Says, at) A.M. Heturning, leave Greenport at 1% o'clock i on Tuesday, Thursday P.M, mediate pla tave Gaeenr A fo Nor days, Fernile Leave Farminevate at 01 ace Leave Jamarca— 5 | “**: _ SUNDAY TRAINS. Will hereafter run to Tompaon Stxtion, leaye Brook!y cents; Kast New York, 1234; Race Course, 18%; Jamaica, 25; Brushville, | Clowsville, (during th aa ; Medford Manor, $1 62) + Ponienig 1 6234; Greenport Ac yy, Boston train, $2 25. Stages are in readiness on ral Stations, to take passeng: ot the Island. 7 Baggage Crates will be in re: fe" ba 62%, Catchogur commodation | $162: in, $1 | ival of Trains at the seve- ty low fares, to all parts s at the foot of Whitehall | adines! the » receive beggage veral trains, 30 minutes the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.» ‘The steamboat Statesman” leaves Greenport for Sag Har- | bor on the arrival of the Boston train from Brooklyn. | rookiyn, Oct. 8, 1846. 09 rre for Row One i eee —A ship to low ry fo to | Byer COLLINS & CO } poe and Saturdays, stopping at inter- | te e Thompson at 2 | nae D and Srd street ; on Thursday 3: euule™ Gulf squadron, not to let Santa Anna escape from Me: 3h leave Brook: | oo trol the Lys, Staten Tale, MMWR Sere re" | co, until ratieutions of peace are exchanged. We have | Prineil ples. |W —————=| LATEST INTELLIGENCE ~ eaten ‘Ne eee TELEGRAPHIC. Borrato, Thursday—8}, P.M After which will be adled TEDDY TRE TILER=Tee- |. BUt hte change in market prices. Mixed Mi- chigan Flour—Sales were made at $4 56. Mas. dy Malowney, Mr Collivs. nor OSsT-T) "Grad patie ¥*| sillon do at $4 60. ¢ hoice Michigan brought To conclude with tie (KISH P Mr Collin cad a A ast 6 o’cloe! e: y jock. ‘Boxes $1; Fit sf conte; Gee ridge Wheat—Wisconsin at 70 cents, Mans- le a » Massilion, and Courant, at 79 Cc FIFTH APPEARANCE. OF MRS. POPE. : Nipialh A... pease BOWERY THEATRE—Friday crering, Novem’ 6, 808 readily at 83 cents. The market is active. AD Bhs performances will fommence with the Comedy of There is considerable inclination to operate. afer which ovienne vy Miss H. and J ee. | ‘To be followed by the Comedy of the ARTFUL DOD. BY THE MAILs, | GER—Timorhy Dodge, Mr De Bars | ba sguelude with the Drama of DUMB GIRL OF GE Waswinotow, Nov. 4, 1846 a 6 ocloe! 50 cemta; Upper Bore: aut Doors open. at ‘ha 3h Gute Dress Cir | 8 ITCHELL® Nov? ing. Now'r DEUS—Ferdinaud, wood After which the Extravaganza of the Grand Pas Seul by. . curtain will r 24 cel Pitan, Lieut. Trapier, late of the frigate Savannah, in the Pacific, who came over with Com. Sloat, returns to Charleston, 8. C., where he purpos shipping in the old Ship of Zion, as an Episcopal clergyman, as we are informed. We are happy, also, to hear that Capt. Fatio, late of the revenue service, has so fair a case to present to the Secretary of the ‘Treasury and the President, as to juati- Th nterti ts sone] h THE T" KEK ‘, . ae tertainments Pconciede pith tHE TWO DUKES | fy his immediate restoration. Men of experience in the Dress circle 50 cents; upper box ® cents; pit one shilling; laws of the service, and in the circumstances of this bh te my PE PN asa? cae, thie 80. ze omnes sop beep. Petia te ors oon a A | d cruizing beyond his boundaries without r CIRCUS—BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, — | and, therefore® put Mr, Haberaheans aie neat dees FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 6. spatches. on board a steamer, and returned with the d fs Ataation cutter Wolcott to Pensacola. Mr. H. we are assured, Mre, CAMILLE GARETH ord failed to get to Com. Conner, because of a delay in New Mr. LEVI NOTH will repeat his great Pantomime Orleans, and Fatio was broke for not putting him straight Somue of DON JUAN, orthe Libertiue on Horseback. He | through, which he positively protosts he hud no or ‘0 do. will exhibit his tremendous and original Act of Horseman: ship. sail aesiogs, The eg river rose to an unusual height this MR. KEMP, morn! t t rains i The celebrated Clown, Cask Vaulter, and Antipodean Pro- | from the pressure of tus stream the Lang Buidge bee bees LA TRANCA HISEANIOLA, so crippled as to render it impassable without further wi ke oval Amphithegce Loaiton, repairs. Tho river, a mile and a quarter wide, wes Ruoning on the Emory Cask, filled, particularly in the channel, with drift, which ‘Still Vaulting by the Company. Mr. Lipman’sacene ofthe | indicated a current of five miles an hour. Dying Moor. Together with the most astonishing feats of the | ber of persons of the three cities, Ring, Gymnastics, Singing, ke. very profitably all day in catchin rs open at 6s40'clock. Performances to commence at 47 ‘he univeréal subject of conver: | elections, and in the absence of papers, or telegraphic Dooi o'clock Boxes 2cents, Pit 1234 cents, WALAYT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA | despatches from Ni ‘3 OLYMPIC THEATKE~ Friday even To commence with the drama of ASMO- Mr Clarke; Isabelle, Mrs H Is FAIR STAR. or Miss Partington Aft hich, for the nfth tim fi MYSTERIOUS FAMILY. |’ * "*™ “ree, called the | v York, except that the city stands Manswers. ba eae iW Ht Brews, Manager. | 5,600 for Silaa, opinious are entertainod that Wright :nay PRD Bye NOE EA. be defeated, which to us would be far more surprising Will be performed the'opera of than anything that hae Jately occurred in Pennsylvania. DON PASQUALE. Meantime tho Government i topped, and we are all stopped off short, and can't go along till we hear of the ‘Freer | result of the New York elections. Di ... Meyer lok tn sath | Noni raw mt Mrs Seguin Wasurinaron, Nov, 4, 1846. FRA DIAVOLO, or THE INN OF TERRACINA. Our Forces—Movements— Desires of the Administration ane et Tonee —Its Policy—Mexico to foot the Bill—Contingent Beppo. ... Meyer lunteers—Com. Stewart-—Mr. Buchanan—Mr. Polk's Sorenzo A Beckoct Brunton Matteo, Lord Allcash next Message to Congres. Notwithstanding it is insisted in many respectable the latter from the Royal Academy of | V newspapers, that a large volunteer force is to be imme- Percy eetene mil Sve lesncns, om the | Ww | diately called out, tho statement is officially contradict- Walker street, near Brosdway, or that of their pupils. upon ‘TRE, PHILADELPHIA. | ed, but in such a way as to warrant an inference that the 5 cop hate el baie hm uabaedereeha cok aad Oa i Manager ang Lessee | war department may, probably, resort to the full power MUSIC. ) eae Parent or iecdecorated in the | conferred by tho law declaring the existence of a war THE PIANO, taught on very moderate inthe Union, tus 4 BOW the most beanti eatre between the United States and Mexico. terms, by a Lady, who has a perfect know BRILLIANT ATTRACTION. { At present, it is believed we have men enough in the field, if they were only sufficiently concentrated ; and the greatest solicitude is therefore felt by the adminis. tration for the movement of Gen. Wool, who left San Antonio towards the last of September, with so limited « quantity of rations, as we are told, as scarcely to justify Second appearance of ML B. From the Grand Opera Pa In the Grand Bailet of , With « fulland efficient Corps de Ba The Comedy of. : TOO LATE FOR DINNER. : In which Mr. Burton will appear, with a very strong cast will te his advance. FRIDAY EVENING, SOVEMBER 6 By this time, probably, General Taylor has received This Evening willbe produced che Grand Ballet of in deposit at “Nionterey, from Camargo, the four or five Fhe Gizelte Mille. Blange, tiadoed areldier to makes movement on Saltilo with: Dake See jy Mr Hazard ont having a large supply of provisions in his rear. (For further particlars see bills of the day.) th s 1 be TP eines tha Sbehiatr cites weaken ‘To conclude with the Comedy of _ What w lone during , [OO LATE FOR DINNER. it is impossible to foresee, and we are left to conjectu: | Frank Popgton ‘Mr Howard The constituent Congress of Mexico will meeton the | Nicholas Twit’ 7th of December, when the proposition of the President | Pobert Batter, of the United States for negotiation will be laid before fetths, that body for their action. iS ‘To-morrow, Mud In the meantime, the administration desire to “ prose- mores ws Mat cute the war with vigor, and conquer a peace”—to show PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. Mexieo what we have done, and what more we can do Chambers street. reqant Higucel refuel Yo negotiate, And Santa Anns, his IE Publi thull fc d that thie elegant low Mexicans having been s "Teiabtlsntent willis opened o7med at this elegant | Felton eral honor, Ampudia dia ‘et Blenterey, Dy making ‘‘a firm resistance” at Saltillo. Itweuld have been decidedly better for Mexico, and Santa Anna, too, if they had acceded to the proposition from our government to negotiate in August last, for, in | that event, the war would now be over, and the addi- tional outlay of millions prevented. But, we are told b Mi + Nov. 9, 1846, for BALLET and VAUDEVILLE performances, under the a ef Mr. Chippendale, late director et Niblo’s Gar- len. In the course of the season, which will be but TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY | Madame AUGUSTA—Her first appearance since her re- turn from F: 5 hority, that we will demand “ full indemnifi- Shite DIMIER™From Paris. her fret appearance, and eee eta seciaae and the expenditures needed to pMONS. FREDERICKS, will perform, and be succeeded Tearessour wrongs.” 80, the greater " the sacrifices and vy expenditures,” the more land we will acquire and keep, as the payment of indemnities in cash is altogether out of the question. We cannot with certainty know what will be done by the War Department with regard to additional volun- endsle, and others, will | teers, If, for instance, requisitions were issued ‘to the levilles. Sullpartieulars Governors of the Northern and Eastern States, and men __™4% He Were, in consequence, to be sent to the headquarters of the army, there might be no use for them, as, by the time they could reach there, the Congress of Mexico willhave met, and perhaps agreed to negotiate, as she must. The new volunteers and the old would ‘have te be sent home, the former precluded from the pleasure of a fight. om months ago, a gentleman from Tennessee, and a bosom friend of the President, informed a gentleman of this city that if additional volunteers were called into the service, they would be from ‘Tennessee, Mississipni. Alabama and Louisiana; and thet if the government call- ed for more force, nse would Huve to be given atthe tep of the drum. The cen es gone jelici could be justified by use: We + Felicien David | Somediately, and we could not wait.” ‘The belief is that -Auber | if General Taylor wants more, men, he knows on what | Governors to make the requisition. | “There has been a rumor abroad that Commodore Stew. if | “ weimiaraide-Mtadaiee Pee dy Mt Burke. | art ia to take the command of our squadron in the Gulf. MLLE. BLANGY. MONS. HAZARD, and Sa ees MLLE. CELESTE. or, npned Phill, al: CONCERT, Vocal and Instrumental. 18$ JULIA L. NORTHALL has the honor to an- nounce that she will give a Grand Concert atthe Apol- Jo Rooms, on Friday evening next, Nov. 6th, assisted by the following distinguished artists:— SIGNORA ROSINA PICO, MK. BURKE, the eminent Violinist, MR. H. C."TIMM, and SIG DE BEGNI Mr. TIMM will preside at the Piano Forte. ‘The grand Piano used upon this occasion, has been manu- factured expressly for a gentleman of this city, by J. Chick- ering, Esq , Boston. PART I. i intai: Air from [1 Pirata and La Somnam! Artot.... 5. Grand Duo, fe inj | How such a report could have been set sfloat, ise won- 6. Sor Northall...... .. Schubert was, thathe 6° 7, Fan oneqrtants, tor’ Vicia’ call Wiaee | Tine Pennsylvania, and help the squadron in the Gulf to Forte, “La Norma,” by Dr Beriot and Be- upset the castle at Vera Cruz nediet, ... executed by Messrs, Burke and Timm | “Was ytrongly hinted at a dinner pagty afew days 8. To dy ‘Tuite mi conterto—Miss Northall aud" sinter that thete was disposition in certain “high, qust- 9. Ronikee BBS recs imbeng, “Wi comme’ M°%*" | ters,” (as Gen. Scott said on a former occasion,) to throw Mr. Buchanan overboard the ship of State. » If he writes | his contemplated letter, going between the tariffs of 1042 and 1841 trade men, on the of Cou- ress, may hav \ditional reason to desire his removal. It is thought thet Mr. Polk in his next message, will sist on our right to all of Mexico as ‘‘clear and unqu tionable,” as a means of a ] the partition of the territory Wasninaton, Nov. 3, 1846. Miscellaneous Topics. The weather has cleared off brilliantly, and we ex- pect you will have had a good day for the re-election of Silas Wright. Cabinet consultation to-day, as usual. Mr. Walker thinks the loan of five millions will be taken by the banks ; but they are not to go to speculating in treasury | paper, by way of accommodating the treasury at six | per centum. We wish that to be clearly understood. | We incline to the impression that the report of the mission \of Hon. Robert Dale Owen to Brazil, in lieu of place is well ndapted and beautifully fitted up | Mr. Wise, who, it is said, wants to return, is prometure for the reception of the Public: Mt: from 1to4 P.M; amd | Yet the forbearance of the President to the eutrageous from? t0 1 o'clock inthe evening,” ase Virginian, is one of the most remarkable things of the | Present day. Perhaps the Executive acts upon the amor de figlin F tina ‘Lyrolese, In guesto semplice—Miss Deore opea at 7—Concert to commence at 8 o’clock. n6 1) MR. HENRI HERZ’S pay AD LAST CONCERT but one, will take i place on Tuesday Evening, Nov. 10th, at the Taberna- FREE CONCERTS! A SELECT AND EASY,” j Every Evening, at the “ STA@ HOTEL,” % ‘Mercer | street, between Howard and Grand. Commencitig on Thursday, Noy. 5, at 74 o'eloek. CALISTS. ial De Mortimer, and Mr. Collins. Piano Forte, n6 Itm Mrs. Newtow, fessor A prot nd Scis*r i 16 Rr wRr ee MENAGERIE AT NIBLO’S AYMOND & WARING’S Collection of Living Ani- age ges his city, are the largest in the Un e Admission 25 cents—Children, half price. 030 tf rre " “ i 7 a | christian precept, which enjoins, that “if thine enemy PROFESSOR ROGERS. bs HAVING, retarmed from his Northern and’ Westera tour, | smite thee upon one cheek, thou shalt turn to him the in which his astonishing fuman | other also.” “Very like a whal be Bator jortly to the north: netism have commanded unive n, and been yo ward, nessed by the most enlightened men in the country, whoa | ah aoe oon rent youre tee ee ee. st certifica’es he has in his Possession, aunoances [us in | = bene wo p Ashen tures whic | . A na by iaterontiog, caperiene m Hall, 963 | “The sloop of war Levant, which breught Commodore arly oppoatle Nil ening, and | gloat from Mazatlan to Panama, will sail thenee round nt the Presbyterian church ville, on | Via Cape Horn, homeward bound. at American ican Hall, at comer of ave- Strict orders, we understand, have been issued to the br t the Lyceum, Elaclem ; ot him in there now, and the President declares, (Mr. ments GYMNASLIC EXERCISES. ‘olk never swears, aud keeps all the command W.,’ FULLER respectfully jinforme his friends and the | jike a good Presbyterian.) but he declares, “by hoke; struction in Gymntsties, at hisestablishment, 29 Avanatreet. | that Santa Anna shall too the mark, or he will quarier lava. Gov. ing busin ess down To geutiemen residing in Brooklyn, vantageous and eco- town, this location will be found most nomieal both as to time and mone: (7 Fencing and Sparring tang! May’s dragoons upon the hacienda of Mango de © ‘There are sald to be oficial papers on hand, from a General Kearney, of New We are informed tupon the most ~prroved thut the native candidate for to Congress from oilineod*re santa Fe, would, if elected, require an interpreter, aud he President has been thinking about saoem nding & small a] riation to meet such contingency. Recommendations will also be made to assist the Mex- iexico. ee CL ASaIG CABINET en ake OF Olle PAINTINGS. ICH fs immense avocks of Books, Paintings, ON eg beg on saernes Foy Biactonery, Drowiness, Drawing ernea oper level the descendents (from kntormxtare) pand upon the second of Scipio Airicanus. This will reduce one half of the with our pd cae tae = standard of the free negroes; or we don’t know task is to be avoided of such an assertment. Ten to ono the Mexicans would prefer rather to rank es white slavos than as free blacks. This is anew que population acquired ws low. prices, an gmany much below the regular, prices, be roms of los ‘soon as possible hits Book Depart 94 Theap List will soon be published for those w ho will bay mguantities. ware ‘archasers are invited to call and examine his [dew R No. 203 Broadway, eeond floor niseoders thre” tion upon the carpet, and there will 46 South street. cing on her first she being | Ts per k to this po nts have been mad p AMERICA, nt. therefore who wish to avail themselves of the op | portuatty thas jforded them, will eall at the ofice of the | i tu tickeu subscribers and get their ett 5 T. TAPSCOTT, th street, 2nd door below Burlin ONLY REGULAR LINE OF he LEANS PACKETS—T! her Vig: ABASH, Coy rt. Hathaway, NEW OM | sail in Tap- in their proper acket ship ote egular New Ori as fol Wall street, on Saturdn’ from foot of iy, Nov 7th. A, Capt. E. 8. Dennis, from foot of Jane, on Wednesday, Noy. lith, and wt thi LOUISVILLE Capt Het, et ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Hunt, from Orleans ernment | | UNION COURSE, L. 1. PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE. | reat time in its discussion bye-and-by | RET TO SPORTSMEN. eee ereite we are startled with the strongest ev | Foe BEW OF ODN Saturday, 7h instant, between the hours, of 19 and 2, that an abolition paper. under the auspices of Mesers. Pry opposite the xcheuge in Wall ntreet, wil be offered for | C4 iD AN Ovan & Co, is to be started here. It will be ys sale avaluable bra ‘ointers, the property of, agentleman dangerous experiment to all concerned, to attempt it.— inte EAs, ntly from Englind. They are well matched, very % aaoetel ace we forewarn these the UNION LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.— uch, of his own rearing, and have been shot overtwosea | A “of Cassi ington awaits a similer un- Packet of the 9th November.—The magnificent new . n6 1t*r dertak: eholding population of this dis- packet shin AMERICA, Captain Weare, will sul ag eaeoiobes = vFwill not “ la} i} 7 uch @ rous intruder into the of them. t voyage, fe allow such a dange: TATE RIGHTS Wasnixaron, Nov. 2, 1846. Metallic Vessels—Large Ships va. Small Craft To tue Evtron or tux New Youn Henatp :— Sin—Iin a former commanicetion, I threw out a hint, that metallic ships were superior to those constructed of wood, and heavy ships superior to light vessels. The power of endurance, stiffness in carrying sail, economy and sailing qualities, are a few only of the advantagos e between of large craftover small. The old adage— HE i D Postponed until TD" oceday att Wednesday, the 10h and sth af Non er. Philadelphia. Nov. 5, 1846. 6 4th ‘DING to agreement, the secgnd ra i Fs - st keep near the shore, ASL Boe sd Rofl pez of Git eomes, Smal craft moat kop near the thre oe Ee lee Lindy Guffolk, to go wader the anda is true to the letter, 1 have sailed in all classes of ves- Sot eterna dK. Polk, t3,f0t0 & skeleton waKon. ae to the * low black schooner,” to the majestic live iso~Pacing Mateh for ‘$200 Mite hvgats, beet 3 im 5, at? a 5 ‘hin, and ia twenty-three years experience have See SeMnn enters s. «. Capt. Waugh, to go to w on. | a nity athe. ship tho greater safety. ‘The easy Mae Vork, October 2; he my Selo | motion of » large and long ship, makes cad pe he the as 7h ire - | and spars, less chafe in the former, iminishes: Ay LOW WANTED-Fins ol Gos ere | rigming ant toring the latter. The can ot ilding nner” 114 Peasl greet, Le. je, | slp of 9000 tome, wil be mach bss %