The New York Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1847, Page 3

6256; . of 300 bbls were made—the No 1's at $13 25; No. 2's at $3 8734, and No. 3’s at $5. Sales of 2000 boxes scaled ere 1000 Nos. 1's and 2’s, on terms not m ’ Favit.—The sales of buneh raisins reached 400 a 500 boxes, without change in prices. Grnseno —A sale of 2000 lbs was made at 33 cts. Hemr.—The market was quiet to-day. Dew rotted Pea an £f,2100 per ton, now do $165, and water rotted Hipes.—The market has been well supplied during the week, principally from the River La Platte, and a cargo cr about 9000 Buenos Ayres were disposed of,at about 1244 ts 6 mos. The demand is good, but without auy parti- cular animation: Lnaraen.—The market is brisk, and sales have been teady since the public sale last, Thursday, at full prices. The demand for eavy ta was very strong, and it was estimated that the atock of that description on hand did not exceed 6000 sides, all told. cane —The Suan wos Sol firm ake pee, joLasses.—No' ing to-day—prices steady. Navan Stomes.— Seles of £00 BI . north county rosin Were made afloat, at 60 cts., and 600 do at a trifle less. Sales of between 600 and 1000 bbls, raw turpentine were made at about(it was supposed) $3 25 per bbl of 280 Ibs an ne of about 408 bbis spirits turpentine were made at 50 eta. Orcs —Lingeed was dull at 65¢ a 660 for sg, while city remained at 670. Crude sperm was $l. Selected whale 360 and shipping 34340. There was no change in manufactured—olive remained steady, 110c. Provisions.— There was nothing doing in pork beyond prime and meas. The former (in this emall way) at $12 and the latter at $15. In large lots it was w: less by 1246 4 25c. ‘There was nothing beyond retail transac- tions in beef. Lard—Sales of 180 bbls. fair quality, were made at 103¢¢, and 50 half bbls. at llc; and 200 kegs prime leaf lard at 11%¢¢ Cheese—The arrivals were tree, and good dairies were worth 77340 a7%c for choice, Butter was rather inactive, while prices re- mained about the same. Rice.—There was very little doing, while prices re- mained the same. Svoan —There was very little done to-day in any desoription, while the marke Towacco.—We submit the usual statement showing the prices, sales, receipts, and stock on hand, for the week ending this afternoon :— Sold Rec'd this Stock Prices. this week. week. onhand Keataby, Virginia and arolina,. 236to 7H Fide ~ - 6 hds. a7 cs - 1288 srs 1288 sts. For Virginia and Kentucky tobacco the prices were well supporte In all other Kinds, there was not much doing. Havana tobacco, in spite of a small stock, there ‘was not much firmness in the article. Cuba tobacco, of which we expect a large supply, has had » retrograde tendency ; pretty. large supplies of St. Domingo tobacco arrived this week, and will affect the prices of Connecti- cut and Ponnsflvania seed tobacco. The new crop of Connecticut seed is said to be middling in quality and in quantity, altogether about 2,000 cases against 5,000 cases of last year, oe og ‘ales of 30,000 Ibs were made at 934 0 9% cent ear aath = Salen of Northwest were reported at 33 ots, Whiskey was inactive—some holders asked 28 cts., while buyers were indifferent. and salva could not have heen forced at prices beyond 27 a 273¢ ots, per gallon. ‘Woou—There bas been more doing since our laet re- port, and sales of fleece and mixed have reached about 69,000 « 70,000 Ibs., at ful) prices, Faxichts—A small engagement of 400 bules of cotton was made for Liverpool ai 7-32d. Flour stood at about pL per bbl. Rates generally were dull and little of- fering. ———————— TELEGRAPHIC, Markets. Bartimone, Sept. 4, P. M. Flour.—The market was dull with a downward ten- dency. Howard street was inactive at $5 3734, and no sales of moment in any description were reported. ‘Wheat continued in fair demand, and we note sales of 2000 bushels of Maryland reds at 1120 a 1150. Corn— ‘The market was some lesa firm, with a fair amount of transactions. Sales of 6000 bushels Maryland white and red were made at 630 x 670, Nothing to report in rye or oats, which remained nominally the same. Sales of 300 500 bbls were made at 2734 Visi quality continued in good demand. °. ious there was but little doing. Lard—Prime Aupany, Sept. 4th—P. M. Flour—The market was dull and no sales of moment were reported. Corn—Sales of 3000 bushels flat yellow wore made at 68. ‘There were no sales making in other grain, Whiskey continued dull, und Provisions inactive. Receipts by the canal for the,past 24 hours were about as follows :—Flour, 7000 barrels; Corn, 12,700 bushels. No- thing new in freights. (Telegraphic Correspondence of Phila. Bulletin. Prersnuna, Sept. 4.—There ts little or no animation io our market. Flour and Provisions are only in retail demand. Groceries are more active, as traders aro mak- ing up their full stooks. Nothing doing in Wheat, Cora 36 to 373¢ cts. Whiskey quiet and unchanged. The ‘water io the channel still low. ar ee en ke. Dealers tathe a terest to call, exam’ Gen wate: h of GUSTAVUS BERN ? AMES H. BRUNDAGE, MERCHANT TAILOR—Is i id complete assortment of sea- at reduced prices, tel a 6tigtre rk, ean be fo ratslaw aid nex® o fom European papers. &e. jot, ith the GOVERNOR'S WIFE—The Gor. lystone, a Doors iter ee will commence pre- QWERY TH“ ATRE—A. io to their in- UR e way N. ¥, BENEVOLENT SOvlee Society ere respectfully invited © 8 Chesuuut street, Phi ion for geutlemen’s hats, on Satur fashion for the season, A tion to introduce » style of —Look out you that waut business; tunity that is wor hy of notice, to :hose that | or saloors is to W. Jackson, Managers r. Pe PUBLIC. w closed for the purpose of re- and wewly painting a This Fatablishmeut is eatirely new and w est degree elegance of 7 towards the preserva: I be the strict ada features, as to the form and rent incongruity reatest «hou: altars i , ‘or information Flease to address Capitat reqyred, fro’ —By a young Man in aqui rs.) betwer Prince streets, on the West side of Bi stating terms and location, to L. T. R. ences exchanged. DERS WANTED-A. ‘date Geutleman aud his Wile wi eligible, being within a stone’s throw of ‘Tueatre throughout. Manager truss he will be enabled to exhibit such improve- ments aud alteration for beaut will bear favorable + ompari to exbi es will be at.ented to. , which he wil ° -second floor, oppasite City CARD.—Special attention is requested to the following ii oe lshiag ire and immense comfort and conveuience as hat as well to the c bestowed on the important notice +The patoniah aa the Dine taly sine soca, edneds heen te sdk to thele beantt: ful Three Dollar Hats a far superior fini Fapply the fnget Ni esi th foleskin thot {vat their standard price, THREE. DOL: ys the 25th, thesy | t'on this occasion, besides their kin hat, a bluck fur hat uperb aiticle, which will wel! knowa superior nee of the many {ors 80 1) the erretiou of the bres=n Family cin accor hh aud izore costly mips Li ard. Tae sicuati Grace Charel. i The return of Paredes to Mexico attleirregalar standard their establishment, | he opened on the: ihe Management ot Mi a, Sep eal he House has verandahs and bath, Address Box 984 Post Office. re i ina style correspon jor stock of xoods, at ing a better hat for the price will always be found at ind complete assortment of hats and caps for d children, together with ladies appertaiving to ty ory oes Ge oe " he thee on, the very acme ofnestness in style an Second Price, and ion exchange except | the yearly Nip teat GARBANATI, Man: 148 Nassau street, two doors from Mr Winans; Cool, Mr. Ali BAMBOOZLING— Bamboozle, Mr. Neafie; Sophia Weston, Miss clude with the et. where he will continue to publish His new system, call ical Transfer,” is now complete and aan for PARTMENTS TO LT handsome! furnished, at 31 North Moore street. ISEMENT FOR GLASS MANUFACTUR- » (thirty years of ama.) whe umbrellas, gloves, Paicks—Boxes, 25 cent Noors open at T—perfori ASTLE GARDEN, Opera Company, 83 management of Sept 6, will be TWO'FOsCA A rich assortment of fancy and black ec. at J. AGATE’S, Gentlemen’s Outfitter. 237 Freed: vy c ENTS—A large assortmen ‘otton, ke, of every desirable J. AGA’ Gentlemen’s Outfitter, em by a rendy and frequent inter- ‘aria aud London, together with the h they have effected in the cot wehinery. will enable them to offer ible fashion and fabrication at the very citherat wholesale or retail Re silk Cravats and 8 course with the cities of Pi recent improvementy whi struction and use o! oods of the most des jy west market prices, ly farnished or un Tre J no, Lambswool performed Jose Ver 237 Broadway, cor. of Park place. of Kid Gloves, Bajoa, and silk thread SAeLLS! SHELLS! SHE hells, for whielt the Wiekues Chatham street, opposite 1 Shells, whieh will be di: faiog and Furniture. Donot mistake the number, 65 Chatham street, — Wanted all kinetr of price will be given, at 65 tory jent engage: in the like capacity m England, GLOVES—A superi to accept of a similar situation in America, on suitable terms seams, not liable to and woollen Glove: Siguora Teresa Rai #mall sales to the retail trade, in lets of 40 or 50 bbls. of " great variety. at rformuance to commence at » AGATE’S, Gentlemen’s Outfitter, 237 Broadway. , cor. o place. SHIRTS—The subscriber would call the attention of the public to his style of Shi manner. Shirts made to order, aud Wareeare fe it. The Advertiser knows the manufac! department in all ‘and i nly acquainted with juction ofall shades of Color- f required, can be furnished au Fortenbach, apashasary M s VASTLE GAR Grand SACRE! EGYPT. by the Italian Opera Compa sung by the following ladies aud gentleme: the Chemical pi ievening, Sep irts, Which are } accompanied by NRI MARTIN, n on board bri rance, formerly sea- | ma ine, he is requested | Lance of Camden, to call at the cflice of E. Lentilhor York, where he will be informed of INFALLIBLr. H _ valinprovement of 18% Hair Dye ever known for dyeing the hair, whi $0 exactly resembling the the hair as to defy detection. Its effect is instantaneo It can be ased with the gre: free from those properti | brated preparation) of giving an unnatural red or purple tint EAND UNADULTERATED Sie lnsoctnd ant f NFECTIONS Sugar, Candies, f ¥ wenxes, and a general variety o! Sugar goods, equal to the very best perior to most, on hand, f low) by STEWART, Bi Pearl street. corner M: GE—Notice to e rew, call at the Establishment, No shir Ses something greatly'to his | for sale on accommod re ling 223¢ feet: in fact, take terms. ‘The room is 25 by 104, ¢ it altogether, the establishment Jar coucera int ’—Alexanders ricobaphe ‘most successful Liquid t presented no new features, | ral brown or black, by 8, fr Broadway on Prince, N The alleys: may be pure i ¢ bar fixtures and furniture, if so desired. upon the premises between the hours of 10 and 12 A.M... JOHN TRAVIS. uch, Signorina Fortunat $ 500 & HALLEN their old clot Joring, Dyemg, Cleaniog. and Rey Ls 77 Gold sect comer of Gold and Spruce, where orders will ranettally ‘attended to at the shortest ‘notice, and on the vy ease. It all imitatiaus of thi for sale. by most of the respectable uited oH ‘nd by Rushton sec leu lane, New ‘The genuine article " ists throughout the United St ) HEWARD— Lost or mi id, a heavy gold medai ths abont tvee ounces I return the medal Tickets, 0 cents. o'clock precisely, ALM(’S OPERA HOUSE a rformed the REND + ZV! Doors openat6. Concert to commence Johason, Moore & York, and by the sole» kK& UMBUG OF FORTUNE ‘TELLING, Urey t jodstein, No. 3 in this, city; but t id rated Madame al r pl , third block east of the Bowe- or even but curiosity,) m Most secret affai friends, Iaw—when or what hasb 1 have ‘acknowled: vestigated her wonderful powers. Fee re Consultation hours,all day and evening «ill 10 o'clock. ] .OPOLD & MAURICE HELBKONNER F Flowers and Materials, Fulton street, New York. O1 of Freuch Feathe: liam street, near and 8 street of Cai OUNTRY ME! 7 . Pe or wife they wil and on the most reasonable term: ed who have in- RKCOHANTS, DEALERS IN PERF luced to 50 cents. © MERY, Toilet Sonps, Patent M in every variety, supplies Courtlandt stree ¥ LER’S HARLES RIDGWAY, HAIR CUTTER, &e—Will Broadws Al ed Walnut Oil Milit lish tnd French styles fi {, performance to commence at 8 o’clock.— aghiry the first premium at the ee. ‘Tickets 50 cents, t mares thouse TER INERV A ROOMS, BROAU WAY—GRAND GALA H y last week of the acknowledged ERS. Mondsy Evening, for Gentlemen's Hair Cutting Te iv American Institute in 1 ig Rooms, 170 Broadwi Jackson, Pawabroker near Brondway, loans money 1 required, on watches, jewelry, goods, and personal property o! INE Mi oNietde sees small sums, as ma: LY FR N.R,, from si ROOM & FOWL original VIRGINIA SERE. pt. 6th, 1047, is set apart for the benefit of Mes: 8 AND NEWSPAPERS.—The svb- daud published three weekly ‘on passing events—his » &e., all by himself. Hi: e pretty well known. Hi id Portaguese, the ordi would accept any lite: eration, “Address, X PhO PUBLISHE ie! oruses, Parodies, Conundrums, &e e made bye company to make this, Curtain Materials, ber has constantly on hi also, manufacturer of Omaments, ke.—’ Mary Francis, from Bordeaux, $5 pack, e well known Brandies, direct the Subsenber in, Franc Sonnac, ¢ whole to conclude with t be forgotten burlesque of the o soul-stirring and never to article in the U; ofthe press, sad lp aurecitaatt in tlt eaten Principal characters by Winuemore, Kelly, Sandford and .. care of Mr. Jones, 49 Nassau st., | pie clan rages. Als oats 3 3 {assortment Of the above Brandies, of various vintages from ples atthe office, 104 We i dren under ten years, accompanied ats or guardisas, half pri ppropriate seats will be reserved 1827 to 1846. Samy AL STRUM. Ter the accommodation of % t it received from the first manufactories in Vienna an assortment of the latest and wost approved nts, consisting of bass instruments called Bassa ‘Tubas, in #. Cand E flat, with from, 3 to 6 cylinder and (a ‘e called) drum, which the Es RY LEGER. AINTINGS—A small collection of rare and good Paint- ings, by the old masters, in perfect order, aud haudsomely framed, for sale at 9t Liberty street. ‘Two or three fige h sie! petures, landseapes, &e. 90 provemenis of It title, owing to th tout'emsembte, ¢: m | nowt to a natural head of hair. | RIDGWAY. practical Hair cutter and way, cor. of Maiden-lan | B.—Private rooms for fit ors open at 7 o’clock—Commeance at & uew style of val ulate by the springs of former can re- according to his May be seen every day from e valves, to move a¢ 30 re 0 1 Kuphoneum with 4 cylinder bass solo instrument in wi ‘iw maker, 170 Broad- and trying on Wigs, nea—will give a (0 Broadway, every al instruments, such a ‘ost Horns, Cornopeans, wholesalé and retanl, at. Ge Chi an musica) instrument manufactory and warehouse, 404 Pearl st. 0; and first introducer of the new dancesin the U; having recominenced his lessons, wants several Youn, e, whom he will teach gratis, A hall pay them month! tory sum, in order to daace with his pupils the modera dances, yeh he'only in, America can, p oberly tench, es the Polk é.—The undersigned, having disposed of their en lew York, to Messrs ‘or further particulars see small bills. t re: MERICAN MUSEUM, corner Broadway and Ann street. Providence and lend: id performances both After Ke ORPHEAN FAMILY, 0) loving Panorama of New York. and BLAKE, COOLID( y friends aud the oublic a continuance to business hitherto confide ruoon aud Kvening. EBECK VOCALISTS. n the City of London! "ete Morris, Miss Bernard, SANTA OURANG OU’ Mi WELL. the famous 25 cente—Children und hly ceveureted Mme. and Mot cers of the reputed Theatre medium of Mr. L. FRANCIS H. Mck&LROY, ie-that he has opened ite the Fountain, two doors the purpose of carrying 01 all its branches. , nd the best and most fashion- HARNDEN & * O, will continue, in connection with their and Contmental Agencies Custom House, Exchange and General Commission Busi.ess, Liverpool Hous the store, No. 234 Broadwa: L ICAL VENUS. ARLES AHRENFELDT, New York. 56 Mi id 25 Liberty street; Phi up stairs; Boston, 14 ‘Kilb; , Importer of all kinds o! perfumery, soaps, musical instruments, man plain and cut glass ware, the Merchant Tailoring busi At all tites he will e able of ready made garments, and will atteod auy custom work his old customers or the pub Orricxs—8 Court street and 120 State street, Boston. 6 Wall street, New York. Cock street, and 60 Waterloo Road, Liverpool. ry atre f toys and fane: ‘rench china, Gere MPORTANT- oimaments for mantelpieces, li ngs ot te of Milan, (through ¢ L. ir have the honor to announce that they will soon produce erican public a new entertainment, al Ballets, with t . Bartholomin, Composer and Di- the great comic dancer, of he first dancers, M’lle An- engagements to be made to Mr. L. Mar- the Bartholomin and Mouplaisir Conn nited States, at his residence, 290 B. ment; and he hopes by strict ess to merit the many favors he subscribers beg | 7 KMOVAL—BOULANGER has the houor to inform the public and her popils, t 4 eeawich street, and that her school will re-open the first tember. ‘Terms, the same ¢ by the month or quarte: at she has removed rector of the Bal urpuse of conducl aad, New York, and Providence, and that they hav of Messrs. Harnden & Co. their good will aad interest well kuown Express « etween conducted wader the atyle o 0458 Beekman street. Board and ‘week or month, on the most reasona ble terms, A choice of several single rooms may be immediately. Single press business between Boston EEKMAN HOU! Lodging by the day, le ‘a lady to teach tl 30t* re be had at all hours a yery exteusive and well Flowers and Flower Mates Nevdid assortment of Feathers, C we offers to the trade at low pri YOTTVILLE GLASSWORKo, PHILADELPHIA. These works are now in blast, and the subscribers are pared to execute orders for min carboys, druggists? full assortment of BHNNERS, SMITH & CAMPB No. 3536 Si Fi (NRUPTIONS OF THE SKIN—All who a: x Ringworm, Pumpled {the lnverai patronage hitherto’ bestowed lecesaora, EX BRIGHAM, Jr. COOLLIDGE, 6 W. WHEELER, FOR NEW HAVEN, Yal—Fare’ $1.—! tate Rooms steamer ONEIDA, Capt. J. M CENTREVILLE COU thie boat—The rew sea Brintaall, will leave from foot . for New Haven, every my, (Sanday ts Court street, Boston. Wall street, New York. ER, Union Buildings, patent medicine bottle: 3, oue match, Monoay, Septembe CONEY ISLAND FERRY —The Steamer ATLAS, H_ Smi-h, will make three excursions to Coney Islan aving Pier No 1, ' OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT D.—Ladies and Gentlemen havi or furniture to dispose of Nt me, by sending a note, or by calliog on the su is residence, or through the post, which will be ctually attended to. : __H DE BOER, 7134 Canal street, up stairs. N. B. Ladies ean be attended to by Mrs. De Boer. Old stock and job goods bought, of any description, and Purse $50, two mile heats, .m. Lishartana. nm. Lady Taylor o, urder the saddle, aad the above mad No, 2—Purse $25, mile heats, best ‘Jin EY ISLAND FERKY—The com- ok anit Steamer JON will run re id leave Pier No. Mond 2P.M. Coney Island at 12} and 4 modius and ele; ace, or other diseases of sularly on the at ffeciual cure,at Mra, Carroll's iodine Bath Aatablishment, bg Young Americus. +b. B C, 3. Bertine, eute No. 3—Purse $25, mile heats, bi 1, Nei. at 1A, 3 in 5, in hare: Married. At Boonville, New York, on Wednesday the Ist inst., by Dr. Hunter, Mr. Wm. H. Beicner, of St. Louis, Mo., to Miss Many Huwren, daughter of the officiating cler- man 5yXt Bedford, on Wednesday evening, the let inst., by the Rev. Alfred H. Partridge, Mr. Joun F, Butren- worrn, of New York, to Manta, daughter of the Hon. Williain Jay. Died. On Saturday morning, the 4th inst, after a short ill- ness, Wot. Hottoway, of Middlesex Co., N. J, in the 30th year of his age. j The friends of the family and those of his father-in- law, John C, Robertson, are invited to attend hia fune- 4 o'clock, from his late re On Friday, 3d inst., after a short illness, Davin Reese, 1 40 yea is friends and those of his brothers, Jonathan and John Reese, are respretfully invited to attend his fuue- Tal feom the residence of his brother, 3 Jay street, on Sund.y, wt 2 o'olock P.M. In Brooklyit, on the 4:h inst . Mansa M., cldest daugh- ter of Martin und Catharine Ssherder, aged 4 years 11 monthe and 12 days Thy friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to ‘attend the funeral, this Sunday afvernoon, at 3 o'clock, from 143 Concord street. In Morristowo, N, J), 2d inst., Mancanrtra-Morens Dexren. youngest daughter of Margaretta M. and Dr. G. T. Dexter, aged 14 months. The following were among tho deaths at New Or- leans of the prevailing epidemic :—26th ult., Francis Frroeaacn, from Castle, County of Carey, Ireland, aged 22 years and 18 months. 23d ult., Ans Su. years, « native of the city of New York. 23d uit, W: Liam SHAy, nged 20 years, a native of New York Gity. Miss Catuanine As i sy }, &@ native of Balli- nasloe, Galway county, Ireland. 26th ult., at Bouligny, parish’ of Jefferson, Pienson Reavtva. native of ‘Trenton, N. J. Wituiam B years, # native of Belfast, Ireland. Fxaxcts R’ Hiaains ive of County Roscommon, Sreland. Bexsasix 427 yeurs, 8 native of Cold Springs, New th ult., Janke A. Tenny,aged 27 years. Dxx- 1s McCantuy, aged 24 years, a native of Kenman, coun- ty of Kerry, Ireland. “24th, Tomas Rostox, aged 29 yours, a native of Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, England is delightful and. fashionable sum- is sitaated abvat a mile from New Brightou, banks of the noble sland fromtue Jersey. al boat communication with the city of aday: while Jemey city is reached by ters of an hour, of the fisestand most agreeable rows inthe Stste The airis remarkably salubricus and coul. avdrefreshing breezes may at all times be enjayed in the well- . A commodious Bath-howse 1s at- it and peculiar facilitie Large quantities of gam ne‘ghbethood, aud the facilities for e well kvown, The table istuyplied vaily from toe York markets, and especiu pai ken to furnish it its season, York, eig! drive of three-quar- heaithfal and accessat: ban® DW “Bon Sejonr.” Bergen Pi LOCKWOOD. Pro J.. Sept 1, 147. epaired, sap Clothes cleaned or d fs notice, A trial the fact From the satiefhetton given to the public the subseri- ber is induced and determined to follow the above brinches, notwithstanding all compeutions, for having a small store he Ii profits. As such, gentlemen will do well ing eisewhere, at No 94 Murray street, corner the Cheap Cash Tailoring establishment. A CARTISSOS, 04 Mariay street. «dyed warranted fast colors. a5 Lit mm TICK TO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, Tiventors, &e—The Great Kar of the American Lusti- jute of New York, opens to the pablic at Castie Garden, on the 5th of October. for competition must be brought on the Let or Od of ‘The earlier the better. Onr te- wus and skilful citizens should be in senson; many love e benefi'x ot the Fair by being a “day afier the frir.” Tt will bes splendid. show, Circulars may be had at the Joati rove GUT PRIN a sens le cess at SANFORD BROTHERS, Merchant T» 127 Fulton street.—tat. Always gives wood fitting Cosi and Vest—herps t tof Clothe, Cassimers and Vestivgs. Ter, consequently, camseli 1S per ceat cheaper than thos sell on 3. Gudvents are made as they ought to be, and done atthe tine promised. (CP Afalenite made in twentye E21) Every variety of Gentlemen's curfitting constaatly on hand, and sold at very low price, fur cash on! SANFORD BROTHEK 127 Falton street, RO next to the Herild Office, wi L INTKODUCTORY OFFICE, No. White streen—The ladies (more especi»lly) are rev ed to call and 1 ikate this principle=ns it ves them similitude ia trste, disposition, mental enracity . Grin the selection of x pa ith a certain guarenty of moral charn « exchanged. Communies- will receive prompt atten- aerease i iy, itu, Lady i dance, f Ww a ies only, eet ly im attendance, from 9 pound Concentrated §) os one tla Lenks | the Shakers, 75 cents per bott ‘ }o you know what, makes one class L viauch saperior to the other? Auswer! ‘That's a fact that But I have never been able to account re appears to be two di ‘Gn Sunday, will leave Canal street a snd Teave Instat Coney [stand »t5 P. jour Changed from 7 to 6 | y Evening Line Stestners t 10 A.M. and 134 P.M. i 85 7#m. «tg. Isaac Newton. ‘Ala of SarsaparilJa, Lg toe by le aud 300 re 1s. Feathers and strack t2¢ frequentl sor the difference. Wi 18. E ny. che tatest arrivals, fOr | ONT will leave for Albany, A 6 oelock instead of7 as hereto fore, on and after Monday, Sept. 6 hE FISHING BANK: Ivrge, sea steam r KOSCIUSKO, D I] take an excursion .to the Fi ptember Sth. Leavy ng as follows :— spring street 7% ; Hawmond street @ ‘atharine street 9; Pier 1, North Biver, . Holland, names ch. m. Lady Alimack, 5 vrs oras Suedeke, names br. g. Jefferson, 4 ‘The cars will leave South Ferry, Brooklyn, for the Course, clock, and return after the sports are over. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. HORSE WANTED—He must be 16 hands high, oung, sound and kind in an: harness; free from blemish’ or vice; not to werk A fas: horse preferred. Enquire of Also,2 cases tae y Boxes, for bon! B RE & COURT, years old, by H. Clay treet, New York. as longas they are tolerated. there first—he sellsa magnificent one for them to ft, Opposite athal’ past1and4 4E SUBSCRIBE: the evidence he ¢ hus efforts to furnish them with procured from Havana, and he p! shall deteriorate from what he prides reputation. His agent at Havana w: best Segazs that can be procured, snd at the lowes rates.— importations, are some very choice, of the fol Ne Backs, on Sunds mber & street, 7 Broome street 844 o'clock, and recurn at 6 P, M. he wil! also make being the list trip this She will be provided 50, and Herald office. Established 183", 'y receiving of their appreciation of est Segars that can be mself that nothin, powerful and strong; BRA IED CHINESE SKIN WDEX—This truly beautiful and elegant, article cau be had of all respectable chemists aud perfu York, oud throughout the U, States, Travellers nud residents rters are HOBBS & Co i st., New York. ((7™ h box bears the written signature of Fab fimself is a jastly earned her Excursion on Tuesday, Sept. 7, a proper Band of Music for Dan- Cc DROVEKS—We the undersigned, of the old established Sale and Ex- tables, known as No. 164 and method of informing our custome: that after this date, the pre ments,§ will be 50 cents per d LIN, No. 164 Was OUNGS, No. 165 Washivgton ee ts. Wholesale depot W jeware of counter: Regalins, ime, ana Y Nosad esd Zac de Oro, Neura Empresas, Maci NOON EXCURSION steamboat HERALD, Ind For sale in lots upon terms excursion to Har- "Pike street, k, Ra. 2 the public, general pt at these establis| fem on Sucday afternoon, Sept_5, lea’ N It relieves them of and gives them fine complexions, Parker kindly sent us the follow: '. Ww a of tip Laon o'clock’ P.M.; returning, leave Harlem 53 o'clock, P. i ers n fine view of the public buildings at Blackwell's Fare each way 1256 cts. RAND EXCURSIO: ISLAND.— BELL, Capt. Yate cursion on Sunday 106 Broadway, cor of Pine st. AND CHILDREN'S established in 1835.—M. ri and buoyant spirits, M ny Saddle Horse, nutle, and a fast pi would be exchanged for a family horse of a deserip- ... SOUTH Brooxiyn, Aug. 17, 1817. Da, Townsenv—Sir: It gives me plensure to testify to the beneficial eects I have experienced from the use of your m was very much reduced by nervous- id with a variety of female com: ment, and was induced to try red me tos better state of hi ‘ears previous to taking it; aable medicine to all N AKOUND STA. | ¢ steamboat JACOB will make the above ex- t Perth Amboy two the liberal patronage she has received since opening at 619 one door from Houston street, and takes this me rimming strangers and the ladies of this cit her fall assortment o comprising rich silk velvet and me~ For further particulars enquire at the rear stable, fronting | the 3d district police station, Robinson street, where the can be seen for n few days. FIVE tOLLARS REWARD—Lost, on Fr read your adver fect of your remedy. [tr d aot enjoyed for sever do most cheerfully recommend it as who are afllicted as I have been. Baltic street, Soath Broolely z Pike street, 1034 A. M.,and affording to the passengers a havs and the different fortifications, &e., at the «ame ij vying a cheap and pleasant excursion. Fare for the exe rind Sacks, Conts and ; and Children's men’s Vests, brai young Newfonadland dog | 11 months old good guard; length May be seen at 205 Water NOTICE HOUR CHANG: SEVEN@TO SIX O'CLOCK h the Albany aud ‘Tro t JL. DISCOVERY. —Seriki which will chinge grey ha color in a ‘ew minutes. yet offered. ‘Those who doubt its have their hair ehonged before payii ished, « Popular nd their care, with THE, Treatise on the EYE, its Di cogravings, rules for the selection of Evening Line of te different from any COLUMBIA, Cap ues are requested 10 ist treacherous of all Mexica vino Muscat by the quart, He is certain im one thing his hatred of Santa Anna, He may have millions condi t.onally at his command. He may join Santa Anns for ‘ne time; but if the Dictator is not the death of sald Pa redes be will belie his.past history. Let us wait. vi detachment of Volunteer: ew York on or about the 12th inst., dest ent of Volunteers new 10 ‘ate to a healthy and fertile e will find this » truly des rable expedition to join, as there are five more recruits required to complete the de is necessary to make unmediate application at Harmony Hall, No. 17 Centre street. CAPT. y WANTED, TW CALIFORNIA. —A 'y The Solution can be 4, 278 Beondway, comer of Chambers 150 Bowery; Dr.’ Coneynetre, 39 Chat ex's, 4 Coenwes E STEAMBOATS FOR 8 o'clock, P. M., from indtand Liberty streets. to diseases of the Eye and ice 261 Broadway, corner of ca v. ersons anxious to Slip, where it can be appli the Pier between Cou red Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt Wm H. Pec leave on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings Steamboat HENDRIK HUDSON, Capt. R. G. den, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings e' ial Eyes of superior quality recently imported. O HUMBUG—A new dim town, at No. 17 Fava street, an 4 “saloon just opened down nage (ar voursell at 6 o’eloel At Five O’elock, P. M.—Landing at intermediate places— from the foot of Bare'n. Steamboat SOUTH AMERIC leave ou Monday, Wednesday, Friday aud Sunday afternoous, Steamboat ROCHESTER, Cay on Tuesday, Thursday 'T—For a Boardiny Phat large, pleasantly si nvenient House wrt of the street, between Varic! @ is roomy And very air’ papered throughout. ‘1 et, T.N. Hulse, will wi 8, iH street, 2d door from 3 iam, where mi dn large nssoruinent of Shirts, of every quality, made in the Inteat and has recently Croton water in the kitchen will be let for ove or more. ears. immedintely. Apply at 57 Morton st, before 9 A Fancy and Plain Linen, aud common Shirts, constantly an hand, Southern and Western merchants are res) call before purchasing. = J t. R. H. Furry, will leave jay afternoons. at 9 o'clock. 8 will at all times arrive in Albany in ample time for the Morning Cars for the Ks Bhs taken at moderate rates, and none taken after 534 OHN WOO: “er, of ground, in fence, p in the rear, having « (100 feet on Vestry street, can be had it required. , CHEMICALS, at lowest market im, salt rheam, chro- ily, from 8 A.M. to PRR OT AND DINING. 5A. them to the lower pai nt place to get their meals GEORGE BROWN, Late of Lovejoy's Hotel. fp agd Cap and Leer AMES NORV. No. 160 John 7” All persons forbid trasting any of the boats of this rider from the capta on board the boats, orto P.C. of superior quali ONY’S National Daguerrian De 2 in the line constantly on hand. eruptions of the sk atl HOTEL WANTED—A commodious and well lo cated hotel is wanted, possi ately, orat any time which may be agreed upon. Ne jection to purchase out an Ne on to be glyen immedi OF Every thin ROWN’S COFFEE HOUB: LOON, No. 71 Pe gers and others whore bu: the city, will find t —Breakfast, Dinner and Tea. s Branch, Runsom letown and Red Bank.—The Sten) Master, will run as follows, from MACHINES.—- MOOK 3 GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE, t is An important impr:.vement over all other roanufneture, aud has been adopted by the Nedics! ial) addressed to B. W. B Pi SERAPHTNES, A he subscribers have ne office of this pmper, will Leave Shrewsbury. lagnetic Machine ia O'eloe Paper, of various qualitic je dostraments, Itadmits of the most perfeet ons of various si sical goods generally. All of jult, at the pleasure of the in a continuous Sasso ZEEE B. CLARKE, Fashioonble Tailor. 116 Wii vosite the New Stores—I hy , Musie Publishers, a witch bepne bough between Reade ood Daee , which being bought for cash, I will make to order at very wt assortinent of ready made Coats, Vests neatly made and trimmed. For cut, qualit and price, am favorably known to the publi eadvavor to retain their good opinion, Sack Conts fram $5 to 8 warranted; and rections for use in is moat effectual. NE GOLD AND 5! ‘Subscriber is selling all dese Jewelry, at retail, All Watches warranted to kee; Watches and Jewelry ex: $20 to $25 each. Watches raons are forbid trusting my " jouse in the city. r the money returned. Gold Watches as low elry repaired in the bes: f usual prices, 20. d Jewelry, Wholesale BRe’s A BETTER HAT KNOKS Auramn style of Hats te How nsued, Of the, nentest and best sainples of becoming her vended at his establishment ‘tale and retail, b: CAD, 182 Broadway, N.Y. 1; Dress Coats made to order, from $15 to $20; every gther +. m FCR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, Ocean House, P. W. Sei Runsom and Eatontown Landing. The steam ‘*, willrun as follows, pet, North river: 01 of fine French Cloth, hanck’s, Highlan = d that tne aly place an Bi tients that on and after September the secon! 1 ys, Tharsdays and Saturday: a PVHE PROPRIETORS of the Shi oi of William and Duane street, respectfully inform their enerally, that on and be ready to give dianer froin 12 to 4 from foot of Byr yourdvrerses the efficney of C truly woaderfal, be counterfeited by needy 128 Fulton street, ess '0 every form and fen- cteristic of a gentleman as agentleman of a handsome hat, ‘mitations, agsinst which the pr guarded. No dravgist or drug store in N. he allowed to set Dr. Christie's er trends and the public gency mat one hundred and righty-two Brondw: of September next, wi o'clock, nt 2s a head, pre vided themselves with a n Vemperance Drinks, not to b ARISIAN DEC &e—The Suoserib fut stock uf Upholster, ‘ ‘Tri amings, consisting of rvery article in their li UPHOLSTERY, Cusap in Feadiness on the arri ve now in slore th of the boat to eo meT, B. Hall, at the o sl 30 VS, without cut from St. Petersbn LEM te FORT ND CARMA NSV The proprietors of the present line of stages. Harlem to the High Bridge, will, on} tember, commence running n stage to the above 1 1» conne’ tion with their present line, daily, Sundays excep'ed. Hours of starting ns follows t— alam 136 A. M general, that he onder akes ro ir pat or hard Corns, Bunions, id rhard substance on or between the. ir of his own mvention. performed fu the space of a few minutes, without the jent may resume his dress and occupa- faction of carrying the corn or root in his attendance at hi by means of an E pe, Tas . he merchants ein supply thems iter seleetion than have ever before been offered, We are also now receiving in store, our assortment of French id Borders, also, the newest patterns of Pr cr having been purchased season and imported under the present rate sorted and coe variet i Manufacturers of Uphols fine ngs and Window Shades, 24 marke tiow with the sai « Chiropedist, will gi' «P.M. M. and 5M PM. Chambers street, oppor ers, and comlortable curringes, ar¢ ‘on will be qiven to insure conve: ein agent in Hyrlern, ¥ SOMENDYKE, Agent, P.8—The sbove fine will run within » quarter of ‘a mile af igh Bi eg whieh, can be reached by a comfortable acd . M. 2PM | OPM. 3 it M. nid the Steamboat ATLAS, Coes be, Smith, will run as follows, leavin Himmone Street. 9M Ae of duties, embrace brought into the tery Goods, Paj 3 Broadway, oposite The 029 30t* re ma or Gentlemen at their anton ROM HAVRE SHIP WAVERLY “ end thei" permaiis on board, at Pier le and retail dealer in J, w patent premium s Gas, La) for do. Also. Camy Lanthorns Girandot commencint Moud jem Railroad Con for White Pinius ot at 710 0nd 830, A. My percentage allowed in, renders it a most de- the ears of the SOK HAVRE—Second L Eyeleigh, Mi ” ROY D's HINCKEN, i 98 Wall street. ic ol ia catia | aalo s0e*re Lae | ye the Ist of October, TO THB LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC. Puitaverrnia, Sept. 4—1 6, P.M. There is nothing south of Montgomery, by mail, at Richmond, this m: Ricnoonn, Sept, 4, 10 o’cloek, P.M. My next despatch will be from Petersburg. Opera- tions commenced there a ad o'clock to-day. BY THE MAILS, Wasminaroy, Sept. 2, 1447 Kuropean Interfex rence—The Postmaster General, J see It stated that our Government has received as surances from all the powers of Europe that they will not interfere in our quarrel with Mecico. It has recely« ed assurances that the, citizens of several of the prinei- pal European powsl on our commerce; and the last of these assurances was received, I believe,some six months ago. Since that time there has been no correspondence between our Govern- ment and any European Government regarding Mexico Our Government has never protested aguinst interfe- rence on the part of any European Government in the struggle between Mexico and the United States, there being no reston to apprehend any such thing. It has not lately received any assurance from any Europem Government on the subject. 1 repeat, there is no rea- sen to apprehend intervention on the part of any Eu- ropean power in our war with Maxico; but this is not at. all inconsistent with the supposition that Paredes bas intrigued with some European sovereign for the enta- blishment of monarchy in Mexico, There ls nothing at | all improbable in the supposition. Paredes is avowedly & movarchist. He was obliged to fly from his country in disgrace, in consequence of his monarchical predileo- tions. Would he return to it at such a oriais as the pre- sent, if he had not some encouragement from those with whom he has ble, Perhaps he found the courts of Spain, of France, of England so incorruptibly faithful to the intereste of the United States—so averse to the spread of monar- edical principles, as to turn a deaf ear to his tempting proposals. Perhaps, rendered desperate by thelr rejuc- tion of his offers, he has returned to wipe out his trans- gression, and die fighting for the nationality of Mexico, We shall see, would not be allowod to privateu tely been conferring? It is mot proba- The government had no special agents in Europe, as it is stated, to watch the movements of Paredes. Our diplomatic agents had instructions to keep the govern- ment advised of his movements, and did 80, except in the matter of his departure, which was doubtless sudden and secret. Mr. Campbell's mode of apprising the Governor of Vera Cruz of the presence of Paredes on board the English steamer, was extremely injudicious. He should have sent a special messenger, instead ot entrusting a despatch to the hands of a lady. Mr. Campbell has, however, at various times given the cabinet valuable in- formation, and this one error should not prejudice him too much. He is regarded as a very efficient officer, al- though in this one instance he committed a sad mis- take, Nevertheless, I do not regard the return of Paredes as absolutely injurious to the cause of peace, however much he may be himself disposed to prolong the war. It isuot at all improbable that his return may force Santa Anne to make peace. Santa Anna hi step. I think his late movemen.s evince that he is im- pressed with such @ conviction. ‘The Southren mail failed again last evening—the third failure within four days. Truly we have a most efficient Postmaster General. It will soon come to pass that if we receive a mail but once a week from the South, we shall thank heaven, and bless the efficiency of Cave Johnson. GALVIENSIS. ‘This result will depend upon whether sufficient strength to venture on such Wasninaton, Sept. 8, 1647, The War—The Policy of the Whigs Upon the presumption that the war— “ Which for a space did fail, Now trebly thundering, swells the gale,” And that the gale will not have subsided into a oalm before the meeting of Congress, what will be the course of the whigs? They huye one of three alternatives, to wits— 1. To take the war into their own hands, and prose- ute it rigorously to @ peace, 2. To adopt the defensive line of policy of Mr. Cal- houn. 3. To let the war, and all the responsibility of the war, vost with the administration, voting all the needful sup- plie ‘The first alternative would be hazardous. The war wight not be terminated in advance ofthe campaign of which would be disastreus to the whig ticket. The. «cond expedient might throw the Presidential election jato the hands of Mr. Calhoun, but the third would cast he whole burden of proof upon the administration, ao ‘hat if the war should last, the administranon will be responsible; and if a peace hould be attained, the achievement may be claimed forthe whig generals. It is pretty clearly indicated that the latter will be the po- ley of the whig House, Mr. Calhoun’s plan would be perhaps the least expensive; but leaving the war to the care of the administration, would be the vafest for the whig party; \nd where the question is be. (ween the interests of # party in power,and the interests of the country, party interests always take the prece dence. The leading whig preases, in tavor of voting the requisi money—the administration will the democracy in Congress are committed to the “ ri scrous prosecution of the war.” lending off of men and 0 foot the bill, and ‘The President’s Message will be the cue of the autho- riged whig action, if the war be still in existence, The whigs hardly will undertake the prosecution of the war they vor will they h dvawing our’ armi with the Mexicans still unsubdued They will then leave e denout d_ perfodious, nefarious and unjust ; 4 the game of popularity by with from the fields of their triumphs, ‘ar to the administration, because jowever hard it may be upon the treasury, the administration will be respousible All right But in advance of the occupation of the imperial city of the Mexican Irperoes, and the contingencies of peace pended upon that consummation, all specalations ne- garding the action of Congress in the premises are pre- matore, But in the event of protracted war, it will rest with the administratio®& to end it. Ww. Wasninaron, Sept. 8, 1847 Paredes. \t ia impossible to reason out # case in which any good be expected of Paredes. He i# one of the most and ls charged of drinking Paredes ust at first help in the fight with Gen, Scott, if it is not ver; but ifthe “Hurley burley’s done,” then we should like to know how Santa Anna and Pare. ‘ex will agree. We rather apprehend that the agency of ie British in letting in aParedes, was not that th knew him to be @ missionary of peace; but that they ex- voted he would create diversion which would hasten he termination of the he eity of Mexico before Scott, we fear he will never get ut again alive, The boldness of the move is eq ‘ie temerity of Napoleon in returning from Elba ey . So he may; but if he gets to Ito ut, Levery other aspect, the case of Paredes is perfect; ridiculous, Heisan ass in going into Mexieo at. thin ‘age of the game. Wasnixatom, Sept. 2, 1847. The War—The Newt Congress —The Presidency. hvery thing depends upon the contingencies of this < war. If we have peace against the meeting of Congress, id a good boundary, there willbe no more formidable nime submitted to the Baltimore democratic convention van that of James K. Polk, and there will be no other \ternative to the whigs than to take Old Zack on trust | the war continues, and the chances are at least equal at it wall be still in fall blast on the recurrence of 1)0- tmber, then will the administration realize the dified ies of its position In realearnest. ‘There is yet a chance escape ; but there is also reason to apprehend that the sy of salvation is past, and that the very animit «ith which the administration bas pursued this war will ~» the broken wheel to the wagon, when it comes to the ard pull. At this very moment, the prospects of the hig are better by a hundred per cent than « ago. vet the war is popular, How ix it, then. that the ad- ulnisuration has been losing ground’ Because it has won unfortunate in the prosecution of the war, be- cause the people see no end to the burdens of the war, od no warranty of ite benefits ; because, in short, they re getting tired of this war, and it would be abaurd to attempt to disguise it, Thi PAREDES. Wasnivaton, Sept. 2, 1847, Mr. Secretary Mason. A gentleman informs us this evening that Mr. Secre ary Mason has been eslled to Virginia, on account of ve dangerous \ilness of his father, and that Mr. Bucha- nan will be Secretary of the Navy, ad int. Now we con- “os that we wore ignorant of the fact that the father of udge Mason atill survived. and if he does, he must be a very old inan; and if dangerously sick,it is almost hope; ccainst hope, that he will survive the attack. Still we hope for the bert. On the subject of sickness, we are gratified to state hat Washington is unusually healthy thus far this sen- on, whereas, last year about this time ‘ypes and fevers and agues, prevailed We hope that thecity may escape this fall; but there ix tll time enough for t erabundance of watermelons will have pre ‘four annual waweloome visitors wo have a chance of escape, and even this is a matter of uratulation. ere of varioun an epidemic fovers to retura; wnd the eu-