The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1847, Page 4

G Haut Brow-03 Phelps, Chit. o—4 John i attempted to tarnish his vitor 's honor-- however, to have been @ lady. above all Mr Dorney is now considered, made the viotim of « diseased mn, goaded led by the excessive use of liquor, and ities On the part of Potts. months old, yesterday fell out of # | Richa dow in Pratt street. falling on the pave- below. It wae in the arms of a nurse at che time of ofthe sccident. Its back was broken, and but little hopes | ™ are entortained of its recovery. Sales of Stocks at sragioneor ll Stock Began $1.00 Md 6's, Uaannpacon, A ined sory wi York, bark Mous Aug 31—Arr sche want nape one Ang (Arr ships George j Belov, N ‘yank brig Orbit, Hick: era Ucuz— eu uae Anbar, Lor, rr achs Justice, Williams timore; Moses Bro Nassav—B ig Pedraz»—200 pi herdware 4 chs. ‘old ¢ oo anchors. Jot old 1 gee ad aud ci aad ior ala by a bigaine 1 bal a ron PYG eign is shee bdis iron 3 boxes chair pl 1 anel 29 lows mahogany 2 bo’ 1 rederic! aie per ceuis res ae tuninship yacht, Crane, Galveston’ f 1990, closed at 10 Ta be catia es stee| jime< 50 bunch banauos | dlotetd iron 15 kegs nails and spikes 123 dred race—5 boxes spices 10 seroous Ma 5 cask salted ton AG Benson. clipart tthe my woud 68 Idea 3 loge oy BB D°isndre'2 do do J A bbls do7 tous 10 tories sentient on Monday last, go wr August, See teor, Perry. Piade hie PHILADELPHIA, Sey N Osleaua brug Bi Maria: Whit wt SU 2Er'to draft is $3,727,051 54 i" “Treasury Notes Outstanding, r's Offices, September 1, ng of the several Issues prier to the rds of edn 0nd bass eties shell nade ‘loge rosewood 2 boxes copper 1 ‘Bark ferschel—1030 hhds 12 tes Ubbis 114 bas sugar Spofford, Tilotson & co—6 pieces cedar 117 do mahogany Yoong & Hawkins, Burnos Shae om brig Caroline—9100 hides W W mes Mezshall—08 hhds 12 bbls sugar 17 ‘& com? cks 6 boxes bay water 11 let Sept., 1847, wt rig Whvtaken, Philady it the net of 22d Jul; om vi N York, mahogany 17 uides Culbe Amount outstan Heury—1 bbl Serato: the act of the 26th. ang 1847, a8 per records of this ofde.. --).. 0. bbls in 3 pee Mulford Se co—8033 WN’ Hose ras Domestic Importations. New Oareane—Ship Southport—6031 sacks wheat Ga bs cotton Sprague, Robinson & co—100 re k co—# Burns & Seott—23 H Coit—40 rider & Freeman—7 L Brown—29 bs hemp F Barntt—52_ McGre, & c»—43 Roberts & Williams—35 C D M: Croft—110 sacks bariey, one & Drake—42 bs wool ED Mion ie jead Stratchanan & bs rags C W Field—27 ie Baane n \Colsmbia-é tos rice C wy Pyskere Wood & Bheldsn—30 he Wood & verritt—64 Welle te Brothera0, W, FM R Dalon—33 Sprague, on, Btokes é eo, Ker, Hope « ” nr ‘A Hausman, $16,660,089 31 Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of officers, of which $674.- the act of 28d July, 1546, $168.060 under the act of 98th January, 1847, and $18,700 under other acts.. a 7 "915,80 439 31 D. GRAHAM, Register of the zane Sales of Stocks xt Boston. Sept 1—2 Amoskeeg Manufacturing 101g; £25 Col my Raitroad, hat ec 66 bs cotton Spre Dashes & Dimon: cxteuanas. ae 0, 1206; 14 Vagte Bi lo ASTOR HOU! fooma arious mpereha joa Se iS im Raii: Enat Boston o, ab 73 Sadie sove0' ‘Be = Reiley, J Bryan ig Clinton—0t bs sevens Benson—67 sks Hour’ Bolton b ge pes uuta'S MT. a 7) oore—1 box JH Brown brs GB. Lamar— S.Sognreai pack 8 Phelps te ‘MHaywood--10 cords piteh pine wood G oF oss do By Hritroud Bonds 1850°7 a Boston and Maine Reutrond, 1896 per "a2 Vermont Contrdl do. $914 per ah and Yrovideace do a per cent adv; ter oo 1” 1 ee ate oe Baie rene ue Boston ‘ead wor ces" - “MARITIME HERALD. ‘PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 3 4 Lewis Whart si $310. 95 per cent; 54 patie 96% cent aay i : io Suff. 87 wk Uo, $38 poy hag for 60; 8 Chariow River do. $99 p do, $98% ‘share; 100 Ontagogan Copper Co, $ *§2000 Mass. " with coupons, 96> per cent; $1000 do, no $1000 Bostou City 5 per cent, pay 1855, w. coupons, 96% per cent, COMMERCIAL INTELLIGEACE, The Flour Markets, 1.—The market yesterday was ‘The transactions in wheat were limited to the arrival of wagons, the range being about $1 04 to $1 08 In flour there was nothing doing. — Flour barrels 40c, Cleared, Ships—Louisiana, Barstow, New Orleans, Johnson & Low- jen. oo Santos, Rio de Janeiro, Siffkin uA Cuore as, Barcelona, pe ae Nore) Ks Woodward, fictou, Brigs—Massachusetts, Mary Salter cy Rocnrster, Sept, el North Carolina CITY HOTEL. for goed Genesee. Providona remain at last quotations. Freight 47c, a 500. wi Salter, tlalif x, Sou! Apalachicola, Ralph Pos Murch ‘Wilmington, E $ 1 bir - Co; ‘Chesa- Cotton Crop. Extract of aletter from a highly respectable gentle- man to his friend in Mobile, dated Demoro.is, Aug. 17, 1847,—The crop is failing in this section of the country very fast. fy are esting, the cotton as bad, or perhseps worse, than ‘The complaint ia general I have heretofore placed but little reliance upon the many reports about short crops, but | am now convinced that if the worms continue their work, very Little cotton wili bs shipped feom this place. The Montgomer. “From a practi Sel tk w ioe Wilder, Petersburg, To peake, Stewart, Ph Al Sloops—Vietory, Hihodes,’ Frovidesee: Goquett, Bryant, ‘he worm and the Ship Senator, Coffin, Live: pool, 43 days, mdse, &¢ Gardner & Howell. Aug 16, lat 43, lon howiog a red signal wit er Cs Campbell, Charles- im » Cre with cotton, to Dusham & Dimon, hport, Griffith, New Orleans, 24 days, with mdse Bulkiey Aug 31, lat 37 40 N, lon 74 30 W, parently new, of about 140 tous, with several masts floating alongside (Ala) Journal of u eal planter of this county we lea that the prospect of a good cotton crop in the south- Western part of the county is very slim indeed. The | worm iy making such ravages on bis plantation and t it seems improbable now ir, if it equals that of last but from the re- ious directions, we greut- Kipley, Glasgow, July 17, with mdse to W H Howiand. 17th ult, [at 42 15, lon 48, spoke ship frince de Joinville. hence for Havre. Bark He schel, [before reported] Means, Cardenas, 19th h sugal Freights on the north side of vessels sailing i oY ballast 'W Deforest & Co. yr (of Richmond) St Croix, Wes’ Lat 35 3, lon 74 25, spoke brig Me 3 Blaney Brace, Wade, ee ene ad ie with these of his nei that the crop w: We hope the evil is mor reneral; port ‘of the last few days vibe var! ly fear the crop will be shi ‘The Mobile ~Aaeersietet of of the 26th inst. says:— * Our accounts of the growing crop are of a character #0 conflicting and contradictory, that it is impossible to come to any correct conclusion in regard to the pros- In some sections the crop is represented as un- , while in others our information is of mn (ol Portland) som usually prominin; @ most unfavorable character. msn of this cit; An intelligent , who is entirely: disconavete: ie, writes to his friend here, date Greensboro, August 19, as tollows known the planters so despondent ut a crop as at prasent. cle: Brig Aan aod Julia, [reported yesterday ah Maracaibo, 22 diys, with coffee aud hides, to Maitland & Phelps, reed yesterday Andrews, a ‘Garni Mobj fe Se Clinton, [re ‘Brig t pedeces, oo from New Orlea is for Hen Yor! Sehr Hove, Mitehell, cae ta “Au I have to-day conversed with se- veral of the largest planters in this section of the cou try, all of whom concur in the opiaion that the pri pects were never more unfavorable at this season of the The worm is making its appearance in every di- aman and all anticipate a repetition of the ravages of I aasure you the prospects are as bad as they poe baw 'Woom soos Goes points we have more seortan le representations, as will bx seen by extracts in from all of which those most interest- ed must draw their own conolusivns, The Eufaula Democrat ot the 25th ultimo says :—The corn crop in Barbour, as it is generally elsewhere, is ua- ly good. and we have not, until recently, beard on to the cotton orop. Our re very much alarmed, on so- f the boll worm, that has late): nd bas already, on some far: it is said, cut off crops at Should their ravage . 21 days, with cot e schr Patapscot, St ieee. Aug 1 fon 74 9, mee sch another colamt bark Pilgrim, for Mobi Ys Seca 6 days, naval woah! Star, Gantier, Wilmington, N C,7 days, to Bryant & Schr Delaware, Manakin, Washington, N C,6 days, to§$R M ‘Schr Mercia, Phillips, Washiagtor Schr Union, Bedelman, Ocracuk 6 days, revel stores, Guten, Newbern, ‘N.C, RM BI Sees, Newbern, N Cito Brown & Co, bern, NY C; to master Johnson & Lowden. more, Maillard & Lord. inia We GA Tredwall much complaiut, in planters now how Count of the, revag Schr C lover, Long. Sehr Ann Hyman, 1 Schr Jonas ty th, 6 Mas Schr Ellicot, bysl ling B co Girard deajimin Bait Schr iyrick, bi twenty-Ove per cent. re es tothe this rate, the cotton crop in this section ef coun- just necessarily fall greatly short of the anticipa- tertained by planters « short time ago. e ocabert or Corton in tHe Usitep States. Total Exports to S'EN ports since Below. Brig N G Bourne, from New Orleans. o w? Also, 1 ship and 2 brigs. low Orleaus, Ang. 21..701268 " Rowe Packet ship Utica, ark Princess ‘Alice, Liverpool; big Eaily, Charleston; 7 P Wakeull lia, Europe; Mary Penne! Telegraphic Correspondence, Boston, Sept. 2—P.M. Arrived, bark Caroline, from Rio Jan barks Laurence, Eldridge, it NewYork, in 4 days; Palmetto, Conway, do do; L Ring, Livermore, do do; schr Midas, John- son, do, in 5 days. Miscellaneous Pont or New Yorx. this port forthe month ot Ang ‘oreign arrivals and clearances at jo JUDSON’S HOTE! The rman Of Point Coupee, La., the cotton crop, though not so fine as those of ‘42 and ‘44, promises a biel yield to the cotton grower; and should no unfor- ane intervene, such as the worm, ke., of Swedish 6, Dutch 5, B gian 3, French 2, Sai c Haoverian Ships iter has little or plant ehension, his ex- pectations will be fully realized the planters are ing the staple. ‘The cane looks fine,and 7,0f oom made thts season is that of any preceding y. ni sh 1, Pi Go, barks i, brigs 90, schi Port oF Boston—Arrivals and Clearances during the month _ . 21 —Beans, white, 1d 1 ral 4 per arr.— and Boston, No. 1,142 per arr. But- Corn, 3 & 344 per 1 Baltimore, 13; New Or- 0 Lard, 16 a 18, stock Pork, prime Eusterm and New Or- sales of Philadelphia at 13. Soap, 204 boxes Philadelphia yellow at'S 10 prem; New York a Beef. New Yor tor, 12.8 20 per qt. Ch arr. Flour, Philadelphia Jeans, 148.144 doll. Home | eg 6000 ki Of the foreign arri 8 brigs and 191 schrs were British. © Migs. — Bigs ad Lg Total. LOVEJOY’S Hd Pantie, 82 qtl; sal 2. Exchange on London, 956 1 do; New Orleans 23 a 3, short sight. Bvemen and Great Britain, £2 108; Cowss and £2 108 @ £2 158; France,765 a 80f; United States $1 Sugar; 4 rs per bag, Coffee; 23 per hh joston Hellinger, Sag Harbor ichard Alsop, 810 tons bur- Mr. Jonas Rideout, of Ze. atin ‘itfora New York h gid to be one of the fiue: ‘er built in the State of hence for Garden Ke Baltumore on the tres yen off Hatteras, rolled away taaspreng the maiumast, Baio Garver, Northup, Hic . Foxborough, Tg rms | HESS Checkel, from Pictou for Bridgeport ils side of iiitens Of off on the: Ist iustan and, on the 30th Au Hand without damage. Spoken. oe Reaghens, 7 days hence for Brazus, Au Beuize, Hosdarer Brig eC. Gu He ear gto ne Bince Sl HA hod ; ecratary of legit ‘fate of echr Lady Queen, of th Gvascow—Bark Tecumseh—A Robinson, and 38 in the rig Pedrazza— Alexander Theay, John P Nahar, iteerage. ip Southport—R Pispier,J Pilsbury, A EP Brown, L K aewets A werng: mse = Foe ie z: atemala government; port, sold at Isa- st Foreign Ports. RECTBO, ‘tg Aug 20—Brig Vincennes, Fogg, fm and for 8, Hon, Aug 15—Brig Marian in Gase, Read, for New e eeriham, from New Philad do; brix Faleo- Matanzas, Eliza, conten an Durem, for Turks Island Smith, 0" 7 Musquito ‘Shore ind on = New ORF FATT Shi EPO. els, Lavensagi-—-Sheemehi from L.3 forse 22 Messrs M Bates. jun, ter, Stowell ie Hf Oy G G ‘ caer. J ki > be Pot- = 1. < ro amie’ Saasnapso; Faulk, N York; 17th, Hannibal, Foo it at tS Nd Borland, Philade!phia;’ Mon ee Freeman; Rappahannock, Hanover, ‘Dennison, (of Port- + Flituer, fm 8t Thomas for N York, MAL {Spanish Main) Aug 17—Sebr Clipper, Fite aqe ry Aug 22—~Brig Ann Still, to load with salt Ang 20—Ba ks i Hall fm do; brigs Vi Sz-o CnC 3 e re lontrenl; yd, ra ca oa are = w Miia iNet een baa i i tes Ee ale x Been ot ines We 4 Charles J L Veis, of Aas chen Teha a ELE Harvey and Indy, WL Anthony Webb aiasbingron: 1 Be Webb & Sananeer, eee cuze. 2S Os: < Ba = "Fs Wie tor—2 cks 20s 14 leon wehitd, Phipea = =! a= |, Aug 18—Barks heed fears. Gordon, i New Haven, Dow: wart—21 bls 17 es oie f “ai, 4 Frecie"d acon she > => =! ae. rE t daitews, Cro we Seas ae Sages seo. Doty, from City valf, fom % “Ge ah hip teat: | a + Siren Caf (Ann Endicott, Philadelphia; a3 8 Applegrte, Eu Es t, PI pital & usins. fparieston Mary ges, , Hart; Realy Knight, ag oe ey aie: schrES fe on ow ee en ES Arrival of Tha 6 ay, Sep 2. AMEKICAN HOTEL. qT » ith, e's Wowtand Ba josmer, and’ Me- Marshman, Cid, brig rs Anua Parker, oT Prete Ri; Wi jae, 'W Alexander, "gin Mdvartheraite, — O*Pitis i. Palmer, South Cerolian a, WN Orleans as Phil delphi “ Boston fe Pela Petersburgh Geo Witte, luntos ao afer New Haven CH ct (Orleans J Owen Mutinippt De ri Mar Creston, Wade ant ‘hor & lady, Charleston J uf Parr. Boston Charleston Philadelphia New Orleans io Philadelphia jtaten ian: lew O1 U8 8 : “Maryland Vi Newiaaey ib “eg Boston Hartford Sing Sing York Cc Hiseheock’s ‘&1, New Haven ia ing CLINTON HOTEL. rhe i Vs Bs & My Rochester ew t pitas Cols a ‘aylor, di Mass J Johveon and lady, Comecticut fe a Seb jartor McCandish, Richmond Ck Halil Aue AC tafft, iss Montague, a I ne SWkuor ‘and Indy, se ag JG Wii faven je0r Sag piers Pulaski Paige Jeksse tonsil, Powshhe sete CROTON HOTEL. Gincinnati LW Capen, Yeon J cs Huseell’ lew Unadilla D A Gage and lady, Union Mi Baltimore Charleston Cc G Hammond, Mapeschaset: s am {Falmer Facet er t M Hart, FRANKLIN HOSE. dina E Stone, ie Sedgwick, judiey, 2 Robinson, Leitman, Hou KH Gillett, HOTEL. C Stow, Bi alts ‘almouth Brockport Oswego Tro: Bowen Boston New ‘Srl JB Brehm, Rhode {sland Hon an i yMeKey, JP ios Rhodi © Blanchard, E Andi Andrews, ‘Watertown Boston fact, Indiana OTEL. L Strickland, NN Brittain ie HuatNey, grog | 4 ‘ownley, ery ied Ht | (5 Harold, “Connecticut w Gould, Rhode Inland Whitingham Winfield, Ct H Schenectady Butler, Uten BCutt, Charleston 8C West, Attica Blias, Boston = Paes do Salamanca E Peas, NATIONAL HOTEL, Norfoik N Carolina Coma portent New Orleaus Greenwich Boston do New Hagspepire jarcford Virginia 1 New Haveo Pennsylvania Connecticut Detroit Connecticut ‘roy Watertown Platesburg Bangor Racine, Wi ee : trent | £ Shearer, Fort Pian i Craey, roy HB vl raeel ta iadioroncet Bears iain eiphia N ee 8 cain do do 18 Fry, Philadelphi L Citi North Caroline BHC Massachusetts L Brosh i iidy yy Rotor brides Poke pai tLe hase pth adel thie ie MAMyers, New ha 3 3 A Setar Connectiont Hy rm 38 Ww: ‘od "hi adel ia ey B38 hiteball Prt fatery tle i Yo H do IO Phila apie " Gothen srene eid ming pt Fane Lowrie and mir, ia RATHBUN’S: HOTEL. Groree Mi Moder, New Haveo B Hari aa, Massach isetts ‘TAMMANY HALL A m TAYLOR'S HOT! Chenango MBrace and lady Stockbridge * Aiveay pare Soon my ldy, Hiariord cen as eee Fete #. Si gS noes S Scones ba Be ¢ owZe MatCop Amz; ero OS Pe, Bs Es ery et To 7 om, tantingburah : roms yery, de ‘ul village of Kinderhook jrable residence C ‘ounty, fitted up, and recently cee ny. and “es all oP mich have ie nuyeerion, ‘both in ®urope and is now in the most perfecr order. my, second,tonone in this fn in Bred chare to DAVID VAN a 8. peeks stre FOR. [aren SLCHESTFR LAND.—To gen- ies for country seats; to market gar- ners in want of land for g ee? a location in the neighborhood of New York, © Geeade oat right, of passing over Hane m Bri rivate mK are ide 15 Sninates walk of ry roads; are in the neighborhood of ches of different Genominations;# the water Toad o location healthy. . Titl ane le. to Gouverneur Morri: ‘alter Rutherford, Ooasealioe ny Nassan schools and cha houses, 2 waa acres ‘of excellent Watered and timbe are not any tobe ee for acountry store. 4 banwain, as the present owner 1s foo old to attend to iit ge My, to JAS, B. atthe Northers H ark Heal Batate 1, foot of Courant, street, fomoa, M ‘comer Broadw Gaiters, Suprers, Bas: “Sati assortment of misses and children’s. Gentlemen will find in thi Boots and Shoes, Cem Also, Boys’ “Ali of the above of the beat quality and cheap, a 96 Broed pe — in treet a4 re a great assortment of fin: Gaiters of al) ters, and Shoes, of all sorts and THE ae PARRAKEE’ 1» Chi id New Holland Coekatoos—The ice wishing information relative to these rare an Ach able Birds can eall to their ‘horburn, E'sq., 19 John Canary and rare and valuable Cage ‘Birds, faney » Se. he. ing Charles Spaniels, eee 39 and Betel Way ph door oyen of AT. Bewart fe ‘Co2a Dry Good Store, street, between Chatham and ee of best c. G HOFER. 14 DUANE Will ‘teusive practice in private diseases o jie He can cure the most Eta ped Cover has ve can cure the worst form of stricture in from one wo tw« {Tegks. with scarcely: any pain to, the patient moy neccret habit ‘indulged im oy youn too tively indulged in, begets dyspepsis weakness nie li i of tellect, and aversion to society. J ieee ‘warranted in every ge. No Mercury used. R. JOHNSON, 17 Duane street, near Chatham street, 1s accessful practitioner in New an diseases. For the last 14 is Dr. JOHNSON bole? fl the most extensive praci ical man in New York. well known as the most i private diseases of an tor’s reputation for + is fe No matter how long you Stricture, Ulcers u; in the. neat. and bones of the eakness, brought on by a: indulged in in by young men, cauhing lascivious dreams, in four days, 9 ‘rithow vention from business. Post Cay 8 onwttea upon the Be tare cn Ma et thoes ‘who appiy ia, the early sage ofthe be surprised at the Rey “and little inconvenience eaetins believes, vay it 1s chiefly those who have suffered froma certain class of pretending people, and ses, who can properly spoescins netpient, to its more ad m their cure. He bel wee ig stages, in whic vantages, in nae to ayery extensive practi La obtained from no other source in alors Box 969, ABY JUMPERS—To Sonthorn ona Western Merchanu— Your attention is respect: «fv called toa novel and most usefal invention, the Patent Elastic Baby Jumper, for healthful exercise and amusement of infants, rds those having care of children. the extensive sale it has everywhere commanded, with the liberal percentage allowed the shag ihe sell “f to those who bay ain, beogp ee ‘& mont sirable ghiest to TU Tod GE noleaale and Heil Depet, a Broudwa pan ON THE EYE—Just published, a Popular ‘Freative on the EYE: its Diseuaen and their Cure, with wales for the. selection of spectacles, Siiee Seeats: ‘Po be hed at the wuthor', and of attends exclusivel, to diseases of the Eye and tar from int o'clock, at his office 261 Broadway, corer of Artificial ‘Eyes of superior quality recently imported. ViNTLeMEN'S HALD—FALL FABHION eebe & Costar, Hatters, 136, Brondway, New York, 138 Chestnut atreet, Philadebphia, will h--- ay shion for gentlemen’s hats, on Upon issuing the fashion for the season, say that it is their unt wether superior to any ey have adopted an entirely new and trimming, which combining in the hi bility, tends material Another improvement will be the striet saeaiian of every hat as well to the features, as to the form and size of the wear thereby avoiding the apparent — Pged adiminutive tion to introduce suyieo hat alto: ongruity of a large and o¢casion besides An rb article, which will be sold well je ‘superio Rocky Mountain Bea’ atthetr reguler standard Ily invite atvention te | hey onatneent 138 see it atreet, een “ey with th ate dhieet a Whe he pee an can both h plces falls ha aoe = a on umbrellas, ok br it, inte: them +f rcedy oe Li bag mine recent impro' ptiee ey rae moat de desiabie py a fee! ‘hem 2 te oder car > shells, for which he ait to ba oat reason Ns oat highest price will be paid for all number, 65 Chatham street, he man gece Ligura "the nee colur of fen i. aoe ie and me at ina i red or arnt tint citenni anes 4 for sale by most ia the respectable a4 rn William 9: “G. A. WRIGHT, PhiladeIphin._ [*) ice hae PRACTIC. My Aneiep Lap find mach eta paces ps eae are persua- om the presen wut would Perea oe roared whieh Jd be ‘hat poorly reare 94 mm entering ste; but that wil tll yo smportant seers» fish iney obra all such objections ”Prcesot the bao 50 ceute. ‘For iber & ner of Third and Chestnut streets, Pai Fritdetoa wand the Editor No. 2 Aun street, New York. 500! bp pees WARD—Cross’s Specific hiss pi for the cure Famaehiig tapes cl teemiion, Ofek comeiier teeait sm 4 Covered for the above complaints, this 1s the most certatu: it plain malt peed fod permmascnt it the least restri Sage | ae ‘chan ate feation to bus. | "0 Proprietor instance of recent ikon be brought cure, ar lrfeitre One are cured in two ee por sale by we HI: Hing, 192 Broadway, corner John street, New York. anti oe 78 GILDED B LETTERS FOR M eee ocnase sonserkablofinr nase bagy, cod iliane filding anequalled by, any other artich tothe See veh 0 cgi Soyo tray creme in wo.an beldesired’ Orders left nt Joues ee street, will be attended to ‘The partuerahip heretofore subsisting between Meiahardt & ‘Stott, was dissolved on the lat July. _Al3 6in# f th S.P MRINHARDT Mkcuanr TAILOK.— Inte with Wm. T Jennii Y to annouvce to his friends and oO be sore No ec) ty. oppor ome two doors the Wierehant * ran ings & Co ,for the purpose of carrying or I dmes he wil have on huad the beet eat stort fshion- able of sendy made. guravents, and ‘wilh ten Maacinalli ts {uy Sustom work his oid customers or the publie wil tv ‘ure! sell as low asany o-he ment; and ‘he hopes jute rity and attention to business to merit the many od he retofore receiv “ ani Stocks, Cravats and Hosiery of all donne pstons c on and, IGS! WIGS!—STRANGERS and Citi; Ww shaconar it came ply yo aie 4 extensive sssortment shane they gan se a they ean pelect . Sporty = in aera porate; au ie ‘ we ft Wi foodway. rae rooms f iatie Wigs. ‘Copy v the’ adress. 19 30 GENUINE BEAR'S OIL. Baad st ayy sioss. cates more maalisiag cirewa- i. » can, indeed, hardiy be ‘best ralculated to beve- the circulation FS bulbs that imported head in your orin the imagined, ‘That preparation, then, fit the hair, which | haw at atendency to equali sci stimulate the skin at Alp, to late the ski: lie immediate! eath. The Cas ine Bear's Oil he undersigned, from Canada and the ees apne to any merely arti ight ny pedumed, ‘and | its use hast hy strongly re commented by those who have thoroughly studied che cons:i- tion and x the hair. Perfumed so prepared for the oilet by HEN? JOHN! BON, Uy bs Broadway, comer of Chambers street. Sold also, ‘alton street, an 7 Kast. y Bon dake Lares Boreas. cs Hume Bear's and name of ole rehasers to Oif, must purchase only such as dear tl Henry Johnson, 273 Broadway, New York. aul 30t*m | GEE CURE FOR THE TOOTHACH! have been jm ‘attempts. from time immemorial, to dis- cever a speedy and ag emmnes cure for the (= hache discovery-has cfength been made. No toothac! can ve minw the. one suffers for days together ftom this “ ‘The minor ills that curse huma when 25 cents would purchase an ani 8 poetuays of the I'iad of Homer “I would not be withoutit ‘or all the wealbh of Craw. Piprared aud sold by Hear Johnson, 3 Broadway, corner of Chim Ssud'ahsoat 100 Ratton street and 77 East Broadway, ‘3 sold also by most respectable druugists in the United States rchasers must be carefu: that they be not deceived hless c:- mpound under the name of Clove Ano- Examine the wrapper of the vial before purchasing, and je name and siguature of Henry Johnson ow afl th hth om W PAPER HANGINGS—F. PARES & CO., No Pearlstreet, New York, Importers and Manufacturers, their aaoal large supply of all the uew paterus, style and ity, of French and American Paper Hangings, Borders, View Fireboard Prints, and wise Win- dow Curtain P-per, which they offer to dealers, merchants, and others, at extremely low prices. ‘The most competent workmen to hang-paper = be! bad at very shast notice ONEY LENT—Lhe highest prices ainaae in re 1 * Li eng! be on sol hn, i fap watches, diinonds, ate, jewelry, furniture, clothing, dry goods, ke i JOHN'S. DAVIEM: Licensed Pawnbrober street, near Duan Persons received in private ‘omce by ringing the bell ang anr¥re B EEKMAN HOUSE, No, 58 Beekman street. Board and ing by the day, week or morth, on the most erie bie taps, AL choles et aaveral single rooms may be, iad: ty ‘pplyiny immediately. Single meals mry be had ‘at all hours the day and evening. J. WILSON. a4 300% re CAEALS JASH ESTABLISHMENT.—The undereugn eo furnishes ships, steamers, hotels, b arding houses and fa: ies with all kinds ef stores olesale prices. Amony tock may be found poreries liquors, sey 50 baskets Duc D. Montabello and Heidsick naif chests fered and green Tea will be sold at to close a consignment. Country merchants au ep towin 10- cers ‘would ¢ ‘do well to call. All orders from the country will be prompt tteuded to. Masters of vessels having small low of goods to dispose of for cash will please call. Orders amount- 10 $10 will be sent home free of i cae g. 8 30L% re CANS TON WATER righ RS_AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.—J. STONE, No. 390 Broadway, New York, \loral his Eanae and She public of this sity nad otha? Places which are supplied bv public water works, that he has so. arrange improved Water Filters that they ean be ap- plied to tne Croton water faucets. They are so coustracted that any person, can keep them in order by replenishing w itn the filtering medium at the most trifling expense. A single iuspeetion will convince any one of their auperiority over any othe: Filter ia use. P. 8.—Hiu other Wilters sold aa usual. 1] DAGUERRIAN MATERIALS.—-Vanufactured by JOHN ROACH, Optician, $2 Nessa street, New York, where every article of ihe ‘best quality may bé had at the lowest price. Roach’s Tripte Compou: romine, & superior chemical, producing quick pictures of fine white toue, now used by the best operators, a few of whose names are attached. We have used Roach’s preparation, and recom: te: dit, believing it sapesior to any thing of the kind in use:— 8.L Walker, Albany: S.J. Humphrey, Wilt ngion, North Carolina; P.0. Ransom, ‘Troy; A. J. Beals, New York; Doane, Montreal; Clarke & Brother, Syricuse—Kor sale hy the manufacturer, 82 Nassau street, New Yori; G. Dente Albany: W Utica; Clarke & Brother, Syracus Witl'am R. Pratt, Rict moua, V Cooley & Co., Springfield, Connecticut; and Bringmy ust 3 t*rre LIARDS, No 5 BARCLAY STRI criber would respectfully remind his frieods and the vublie in general, that he has in separite apartmeots, five Gi'tiard tables, equal to any in the eity,and geatlemen visit ing bis establishment can be furnished with cues which will be kept for their own use. ‘The taoles, balls and surpassed by any in the city. The rooms are large, aud any gentlemen who wish to i themselves in this amusement will not be anffocated he heat. Also, has two good Bowling Alleys, why been lately refitted, and will be kept in the ‘The. bar is always storked with the beat liquors and segars to be found inthe city of New York Also, tas the best of oysters the m: Cold'Lunch every day at 11 o’clock ; ery Wetomiay, Gentlemen who vi will mi is house. ith polite attention from all about game of Bil ;Nio+ The price of Bowling isthe same a liards. No. 5 Barclay st, few doors below Hotel. FRANCIS WONTEVERDE au3l 7t&law 3t¥re CARRIAGES — gest assortme nt of Carriages i in this city is forsale 190 Broads (Coliseum Building) at creat Ay ged ise Barouches, Rockaways, ‘Wagpens. Also, anew style « fearringes, for 1 and without tops; together with a large assortinent of harness. al5 30t%m H. 8. ROGERS. FANCY GOODS—F: A. ARTAULT, Proprietor of the ‘Lafayette Bazaar, 149 and 151 Broadway, up stairs, has just imported » suitable stock for fall trade, which he offers to | country merchants on encouraging terin: of fancy ialud work boxes, fne fans, cut glass, Pa wurses, Tadi rfamery, jewelry, stee Boe the most and veslee’ 05k ‘of fence and usetel goods to be found in this city. Country merchants are invited to eal. aut? 30r#re it this establishment @ or four persons, with ttc the ey ot eine! (ex iin wuayaule x wes Lot Louis, one oe wi i of the Mayor, site shall be re sone day on which LT, to the Rorepueeneae tow! 1947, the bids shell be Spee tee tte Te nal fo the highest st th bidd ak deemed tov low. fulbatesat "febtednen to dion now outtanding aguaat the city . few 8 1017, ivelusive, the Mayor Mia retina ya thereof to say Der. sens lertous, at par, for eash, making the bouds’s0 par for cash, payal is at tea, nine, six, or three if ane ort ok tae cnlicasoe soap the sale of these bonds peerninsy BRYAN MULLANPHY, Mayor. D.H. Ammstaona, outs troller, rdinance No.1 966 ‘Ax Opaipuios sb beta Taanale beatae oF wuss oad ur biigrtgn ot ndsDuedueae, winch fl due. during the resent se is reitardained hy the City Council of the City of St. bee “gee That the Mayor be, mud he ix hereby, nothor issue the bonds of the sity vo the Lovers of one hund. fifiy the usaud dollars, fe for the parpose ol of pay ing the on . bouts of the city, which (all due duriu the ereneut om 0 other obligations of iaacbtedvens whigh existed pre: Pee thet ah ron tuder the Tyovisione if his ordinance, pea be wens the Lg of a ore ‘tr tbe fd shall be mgned by th rind countersigned by . smell be, rear ech as are lated on ¢ y of Theta earth gection. of pose drodegotl thee nt the dof went syed or. 7 ae tt be sues spon ihe tite suid bonds « al} bear inte creat six per ¢ edi be ached, said coupons t0 be signed by ‘e Sec. 3 immediately fter the passage EA thie ordinance, the Mi of this ¢i pile that wre aes needs ok mgr ah tng dspther pagan bonds as may not be sold im this mant an ighest bidder, for cash, ‘ona day which Sel ifund tuielode PSL ‘usd sard dayshll hall be desiguaced by the Mayor, in hig tdyeruncnen and, farther, that he wi sealed bide yr the sam tap tr that time. pose: 4; The mayor or shall sell all, vera part.of th nme, ‘ad ‘shall Aepenit the juoney teceived Frome each ul it one v buy said bonds Pe shall have earma of having the bonds executed, redeemable in ither three. siz, nine, ten, or twenty years, as he or they may elect and designate at the time of Pignc. 5. On the day which shall have been designated by the for by er ira sagen May ees Uy seme ree provide: ; between the hours of 12 und to Pr shally in the s pirwence jent of the Board of Aldermen, and the Cl Board of Delegates. or such of them ax may be preseat. opet all bids for the purchase of said bonds, whieh he may jp to that time, and he shall sell to the for cash, ali of the bonds i Ht not prev ‘of thit ordinances unle e ‘onimion of the Mayor. President of the of Aldermen and the Chairman of the Board of Dele, awe. or 8 ora majority of them, the bids be deemed too low; in whic! they shall Brpseed to make such negotiation for the sale “ofthe bona bal appar toa majority of them bet forthe interest lgnc.6 It shall be the duty ofthe Mayor to reanire exch bid der to write upon his bid, the amount of bonds tor he hhe offers, and he shall also fitouds sid" be depos of ie oA r,t centum of the amouat of re a tobe de woes a be Mayoron the day suceceding the day oa which ii have been opened, Tovthe persons wh mug the pont excepting to the bidder to whom ‘the bonds are ma ane 7. The amount of the proceeds of the bonds to be sold pre ions of this ordinance is ed doug pe to the pa payment of the bends of tee city, falling aris present fiscal year; and ulso to the payment of all obligations: of indebtedness which existed previous to thecommencement of she present fiscal year “*Stthere shall Ue constituted a'separate fund to be all- ed che Binking Fund,® and all moneys that may be a that fund by the ‘City Codncil. shal! be set asi rae ant ssan ely for he parnoee of discharging thede bts 2 | Tig cit tS OM ayor aball revetve the certiGcates of indebt- edness iy ‘are now ou standing aghinst the city i lieu of aah whet otfered Te Ineot for ie purchase of any of the mer AOR RR MerRiUs ‘A. MAGENAN. GEORGE MAGUIRE, eee Frosideat of the Board of Aldermen. This bill having been porn an Mullanphy. Mayor of the city lof st. Louis. or his ap} rorale and hava n by mreumed to the Bosrd of Aldermen in which Board t ated, with his objections alae was, this elev! f August, ove thousand eight huadred and forty-seven, Te sidered by'aaid Bonrd, and passed Ivy the requisite inalority ; sive members of said Board having voted for 1 past objections of the Blayor thereto; to the er Dill having been received by the by ainessenger from the, Board of Aldermen, with the al Lions of the Mayor thereto, on the eleventh day of carers thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, pa areca pe ten es the iy after euch reconaderation. Tassed Ted jority’ all the members presbat, mie “voting fo for the seifssdag , the objections of the e cont motwit ea NH. TICE, Clerk ofthe Baa of Delegmes. Leertify the foregoing to bea trae copy af the origitet Or- dinance (u. s.] on file in the Rey teers re nu25 2w th MUN, Register: UERY.—There csamistetoe ‘lama of in New York. Bo you know what makes one class I s+ much gaperior to the other? Answer? That struck re frequently. But | have never been able ta tgrthe difference. It certainly is wot the clath, altog’eher. Why no—let me tell yon, one cli bu: shirts a Ce rig Scott, 94 Nassau street, and his shirts hemgent in agzie gs 4 ly mechanical, they consequently fit beautifully. T! class don’t care two straws whether they wear any shirts or: . as long as they aret lerated. When you wast any shirts, there first—he sellsa magnificent one for: , wee rants them te ft. Opp Heraldoffice. Established (83, auto Wr*rre M's EN WT Tio et bt eg da ED CHINESE SKIN beautifal and elegant article be poly be Fit fe del = hae and perfumers in New aud throughout the U. States, in boxes at'?5 aud $9 cents v ravellers ‘and residents in warm climates will highly appre: cinte th's invaluable advition to their ts. The sole importers are HOBBS & Co Wholesale depot W. hellor, 2 Wall at, New York. (> Beware of counter: Ris ec chas euch bax Wears the wal mn anguatire of Fabean & ‘i on fey @ vernment stamr 77 141m ‘0 THE LADIES—D". TOWNSEND'S SaaSArA: RILLA 1s.afavenite of the Ladies. It relieves them ef a great amount of suffering, and gives, them fine comple: ons, and buoyant spirits. Mrs. Parker kindly sent us the ing — ae Sour Buoomnys, Aug. 17,187, Dr. Townsern—Sir: It giv pleasure to te: tify to the benelicwal eects I have experienced from the use of your Sarmaparia. “Mi apa won very mach yednedd by neryouy; ness aud general debility, and ¢ fernale com: Forty cor edferinebepe tnd wpe edoced te ey Op effect of your remedy. It restored ine toa better state of health i hed not enjoyed for several years previous to ta do moat cheerfully recommend it axa valuable medt who are aiicted as I have beet MRS. PARKER, tic street, South Brooklyn. Principal Office, 126 Fulton st nn28 3° m ONDERFUL DISCOVERY —Strikers Solution fot the Hair, which will chu color in a ‘ew, This ave snete igivabenst. od we their hair chenged before Da will ove the fact. ‘The Bolutio mons 3/8 Brondveny, comer of Chambers Bivens: « Ceokten lp "can be applied. Noe gen ne unkier sigued H Striker, in red ink aug taeenn HE NEW YORK FAMILY be nate lb ery description of Mantles, Cloaks, ¢ ‘ollars, Aifinery "o Hosier re informed that this establishment is inten of every variety of mourning g or from Brow = AMBROSIAL TOOTH PASTE.—For cleansing Ul Teeth Gums, and communicating be "he ible odor the Breath, this Ambrosial Paste, com) and other fragrant ingredieuts. has been Relsowloe! esunece oo y other dentifiice. Being compounded of astringent mete- did s, it hardens the gums and makes them adhere more fi mlv perties in an eminent degree, and frequent use isa sure means f keeping the breath ‘and mouth in a sweet and healthy conditi Y¥ JOH ee ist ond Drag 273 Broadway, in the and at Coddington’s, 303 Hudso Spring. Price 50 cents. nuit 301mm OMAN J EYE BALSAM. — aes me ! achvel looks unco grim When the windows o’ his soul grow dim.” TANNAHILL. ‘There are few bodily ailments more distressing in their na- ture than inflammation ved eyes, accompanied or succeed: d by aefective vi remove these mast therefore to be estimated in dollars. a BALSAM prepared by HENRY. “JOUNSON i Its merits have been tested by long experienc: have derived unspeakable benefit from its application. “Mnny patients, alter suffering from inflammation for years, have been completely cuved by using this delightful salve. The redne-s an moi bave gradually disappeared {om iff they have ultimately been sibied to read au matlest print by candle light. Pr with ample directions for nse. Prepared ani HENRY JOHNSO au31 sot*m bi aed cur amber it. CHEMICAL RESUL NDEK!—VEGrIA. A BLE Higo ID HATE DYE, Rebia persons to dye stantaveou ty their hair without the least convenience. For Ghanging red grey. Hair, Whiskers, vebrows, &e.. to n lack, or Chesnut color, Ti necd not befeared from i tisaltogether harmless. Ompositii pede 4 one by th ce of chemistry, todye: in an indel:ble mauner, the various yredn tions of colors, out danger or inconvenience, and hos justi- fied the berai patronage aud unjimited confidence af the pel tre. If Black is required, ask for box marked N; if Brown, "eB epnred by JULES HAVEL, per ch re rfamer and chemist, 120 Chesnut street, Philadelphi D 4B'6 5 SANDS Drogen, iy Palins corset Walla | fi sty Hi doneons 23 Bro way; A. F. Artanlt, 10 Broadway, Me igs 77 Eanst Brond- genuine article. A ded at the Franklin Institute. au26 30t*m ee Divine CONVERS’ MEDI is partical ly directed to those who are rethra. larm persons; so of other forme of private disease. protection of strangers and parative end conten consulted. us fet M ome gleets er cnaes " Recent ‘cases apecdily removed, without hindrance from busi bas B —Persons in the country may safely address Dr. C. be,mure of proper, medieal ae Pr s6 Third aveuoe, between TE eee ae eek were all lewters must be ad- ‘weakness, debi ir'Japers tad tu the New York Ve ream inateriltyinpreserving the. I ‘Titts Paste alae comoluevanti-puc repared and sold by HEN- ightes' evil conse- J.B. Jaquemod, 415 jew Yor je ware ite. Ask for * JULES HAUEL’S VEGETABLE LIQUID HALt" DYE. i you wane the vapouring nonsense which often ini relation to stricture, 14 calculated to mislead and ay Dr Couvers is sf stricture, Woe SHIRT WAREHOUSE, ot a , street, 2d door from William, where may tof Shirts, of lity, ‘made the latest styles, and of superior workmanship, ran shat fustin and common Shirts, constanth hb Wi ‘hante peiendve oes ee” Ya WOOTEN? FA YPE PLATES, ES, CHEMTO , AGUERROTYPE PLA’ CALS, ry ke perior quality, at loweat prices a ANTHONY'S ‘National Dngnerrign Depot, Oy Beery tt thing in the line oouneidl ‘on hand. MPROVED BeaneTio MOSEIN ss, wOOR H "3 GRADUATED MAGNET. |ACHINE.— Chis mstramet is an important impre rome over all o ier forms of cture, and has been adopted by the M: — Profession generall~, as being the most convevient and ¢: (ual Magnetic ‘Machine in use. It is perfeetl st uction, and therefore not liable to get out. case with all other instraments. [t admits of he consol, and can be graduated t any po fant, or satficient for ost patient. Ic requires uo assistant in ite wae, and is tm ibe tf re spect perfectly harmless. Each rament 1 Sear re ccompavied by a new Manual, with full directions or ase the ¥ rious disases for which it is moat e: Prices from # to $12. « Manufactured and for sale, whole: MeGEEES at a boty N.Y. Dicey mit BeLIs, BUACELET ‘LU! Los Tk ers are respectfally ce inNew Yor to obtain these ‘celebrated arucies at 182 ere: i Jono screet and Maven £ is iy val canes of eles is fraly wonderful, and cher a be ‘eonuterven "s wee oan rag sore ia) Ney ork wil ref foured., No dra pe allowed to se! re Chhertatte’s articles. ze esis Tersvus, who offer it which the public are respect! eney i at one hundred and eighty-two re lw P eae Ke=The Subscribers bave now {Upholstery Goods, Fam ture Cov ee of every atticle in thot lise tate heh they offes a¢ wholesale and te ail. prices, lower than can be purchased at any other establishment in the city Frow their stock wh ch embraces the Inrge De Laines, Brocatels .Plushes, Lampas, Gimp: merchants ean supply U ‘es with a better selection have ever before been offered. We are also bow recerving in store, our assortment of F; Peper Hangings and Bord 10, the newest patterns o P. les, which having been pure! 3 meet under the p rate of duties, embrace jorted and cheapest ever it i into the 301. Importers and Manufserurers of Upholet ., Paper Hang ngs and tt setae 243 Broadw : Sine Park ik OC ORNS. vathgut eurave vt, the shir Petersburg, of Kas e Liaies ery! oa bean sement of his celehrated In- ibt where to apply for me- ihe public weneyal thet he wuder-ekew completely extirpate soft or hard Corns, Bani every other hard substanee on or between the toes, without Elixir of his own meention, ‘The oper- ce of & few minutes, without the may rerame his dress and ceca Airoped ot ty a 1, eabee ESL wate