The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1847, Page 3

eeeeeeieammame ee in the sasket ank 12 Su without of 650 dry Renae? S01bs cent off for cash. i Al Mr Davenporty ‘TRE —Monday eine Sept. 27, will be ‘ Be ig ed tcis!| Lavest MOMENT. My ote. and O40 dry salted Sic less 4 Hemr.—Nothing new, market firm. eats ra. Abbot at commance prec Cl 15th, of LOVE IN LIVERY.-- iy Mr. W. B. © an; opt thal re permanant Poromee Leap —Sales of 2000 pigs were made at something 3¢-—-supposed to be at about $4 3144. au Stones all quiet,! and prices nominally the aim 011s.—Fish oils of all kinds continued firm without sales of moment having transpired. rz Emperor, to saddle odes full assortment of the 827 to 1846. P. uth Third and 10th In Linseed no HENRY LEGER. ‘OWNSEND'S SARSAP. It relieves them of ‘them fine complexions, ‘indly sent us the follow: Puovisions.—Sales of 600 bbls prime Pork were made | at $10—additional sales were also reported at the same price. There were more buyers than sellers at the price For mess, $13 00 was offered and $1: Lard, no sales were reported, while prices remained about the came, Butter, sales of 40 a 50 packages were iz; 30 good New York at 16c, and 17 do Ohio j,90 bbls Ohio) were also sold, on terms not un- | In Cheese there was nothing new. Rice.—Sales of about 110 tierces, inferior quality, were made at $5 50 a $5 75, —Sales of 76 bbls and 11 tierces were made at horses, and in such a mil mal is not at all incom Worst cough iu from two days to restored to sounduess by | to instruct beth in red. ‘Address, DUNCAN, StL ARTES D safe manner that the treatment. ‘They e week,and the horse is the use of one package, in " Price $i. A. H. GOUGH & General Aveut for the U. 8. FOR SALE—A hondsome, young and spirited Saddle Mare, color bay, ni M4 Will be sold a bargain, the ower actin Philbin’s Livery Stable, 2 Burke; Genie of A men’s. ce given: Babess wiv PROGRAMME OF SCEN great amouut o and buoyant spirits, Mrs. Parker Sourn Brooxiyn, Aug. 17, 1847, i re to testify to the m the use of your WANTED —One Tibasand Agents are wonted to in different counties for the sale of 81 Ist vision—The Fall 0 2ad vision—The Captare of Monterey. 4 vision—Bombardment of Vera Cruz. jon—The Battle of Buena Vistr. verses and discover Fort Brown at break of day— Gallant Soldier aroused by the Reveille—Hisdeparture nies Isabel—Bombardmeut of the Da. Townsenv—| beneficial eects I Sarsaparilla. My system was very mu‘ eneral debility, and w read your advertisement, ant effect of your Temedy. It restored me toa ears oy yrpeommend it ara valuable med anes Oe altic street, South TURE WANT can obtain a fair cash $800 per year over all expenses. money are invited to duced oR, the 272 Greenwich street. @ competent persou to teach th few pap: YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 Crosby Wy, ought, Auctioneer A x4 ru commencing at 11 o’clock wi rt who are afflictes | at $2 per month. ‘O BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE CH ‘These tables are in very An.—No sales were reported. ‘owacco—We submit the ani exhibiting the prices, sales, recei| for the week ending this ed usual statement, | ‘and stock on hand, riamphant Rough and Heady Pucampment. ‘The entire of the vast Stage will be thrown open to aid in the e ‘Ke. and ot 12 oe! | Office, 126 Fulton st. = Wor farther prrticulars ph appl SOHN HG. OTHING AND F' ,: — Ladies and Gentlemen havin uous clothing or furniture lispose of, fi by or by call Seite Ri melpaser Rance tesa shih wil H. DE BOER, 713g Canal street, up stairs. N. B. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. D Old stock aad job goods bought, |ATFIELD, Proprietor. WAN, Maiauer, INIMENT wil oon: Sold Rec'd this ‘Termination of the never to be forgotten Three Days’ Fight KELLINGER’S upon the horse’s back or breast, and make the col F saddle upon them in afew'days soundly, also, seratches, thrush, acd all manuer of strains one. burbe and splents (im their early stages.) It ail the best stable keepers, our most disti he stage proprietors of New York city ; punctually atte Previous to the Piece, the Comedy of the YOUNG WID- CuaTii sscco 0% 390 hds. — 78hhds 3468 has. | 336 07% Maryland and Ohio. — Connecticut seed,.. 6 to 15 Peunsylvania seed, 7 to 16 2 5 to 60 10 es{0 to ie 97 bls. plendid assorunent of e open at 6g o'clock, andthe curtain will rise | of any desoripts ‘S—a cloth coat, cassi- rt T OS8T—A Curpet Satchel overcosts, rich and elt PERA HOUSE.—Monday Ei iY . nd suitable reward will be paid, nd fancy vest for i cloaks from $2 to $1 cup sad. feshingst Beekman aud Nassau streets. AN—Frank Friskly, Mr, Walcott; Peter Pip- Miss Clarke. fter which, TIGHT ROPE, by the Ravel Fami| To be succeeded by LA FETE CHAMP. TRE—Chevyalier Lourdoo, Gabriel Ravel. First night of M ca} led the Incompr Prices continued firm for all descriptions, and some considerable extent have been effected. The mar- ket in general has not shown any material alteration in the last three weeks ‘Ta.Low continued firm at 10 cents. Wua.esone—Northwest nominal at 35 cents. Wuiskey—The article continued firm. For drudge FROM Tie SyBECRT BER 5 jented aporen- "all Fenn are forbid har: a wick, L. L.,m any’ quent xen, $4, oie g 08s, single bottle 50 cents teu times cheaper than oO ‘with care, will Inst ifused arcordingly. ‘The most ast be seen at our principal s, saddiers, stores, and first of Augast, Joseph Me to the coppersmith busine ‘ing him under the utmost penalty 5 12, 10 gross at the rate of $36 per gross, ‘The strength md quantity renders it any article ever offered to the 4 seable two or three years tounding cures upon reco! PERSSE, OOK No. 65 and 67 Nassau stre¢ iO LET FOR THE WINTEX—Two suits of handsome apartments, consisting of two prrlors oa first floor with three bed. rooms? with clossts and pautries, and ue parlor and OWELL ON THE EYE—Just Publish ‘Treatise on the EYE, i se mus, throughout the T RE—A. W.Jacuson, Manager; Ts Mravence-Mostay snd Techy foe larshall; ayy Yankee | he —C f Soldiers — ight us of Soldier Dream: Fort, and Death of | of the State. the termination of the first day's =e TELEGRAPHI The Southern Mall, si Pui.avenrura, Sept, 25-12 M. anager MM soit will be Verlormed a grand’ Yaris | _TR¢ Southern line is not in working order. The South - led ern tel " 7 in 3 Dat OSTEGE OF MONTEREY, era telegraph was broken yesterday South of Washing OF THE uy. S OF ROUGH AND READY, eM W. ; Jake Di Legislative Proceedings. Aunany, Sept. 26, 1847. Jor inspects the entre: ts Resolution adopted directing the Canal Commission- eels ers to report how far the requirements of the act in re- lation to the public works, with regard tc the purchase of materials from former contractors, has been put in execution, and the effect it has had upon the interests of ' fa Moteas dala Palen: the Aunod Mr, Deveiin reported in favor of the Senate bill, in the second contest—WaluutSprings; | relation to the Clerks of the Oyer and Terminer and General Sessions in New York. Scene Effect The general bill for incorporation of insurance com- us Tableau. panies was reported complete. REC tee aaah. ie, Pons | ‘Phe commissioners on pleadings and practice, Messrs av. 196 Conte. __ N&FIT OF GABRIEL RAVE. 6 mance to commence OOTS. Marcetti’s extraordinary performances, engravings, rules for the ‘sele price 50 cents. To be had at the author's, and of cond floor, with pantries and closets, " ‘The house is re= provements, with hot, cold and shower was throughout, ‘The situation is plen- saut and respeciable, being but the second block from Broad- . Rooms now ready for inspection, Kuquire at 537 Houston street. 0 LEY OR LeASE—KONKON KOMMA POND, fora renewable term of year: Brooklyn, and three-quarters o Station, on the Loug Isla d connecied by a brauch road, che: 2834 cents was offered and 29 cents asked. No sales of moment were reported. Faeicnts—Rates continued dull, and no engagements of moment were reported, ry generally. Wor further particulars, see adver two bed rooms’ on wi at in the Sihritof the Time Drivate tables and attendan Dr, Powell attends exclusively to diseases Of the Eye and Ear from 9 to 4o’cloek, at his office 261 Broadway, corner of HEAVES HORSES, spee use of Tattersa mas — al Eyes of a superior quality recently imported. TELEGRAPHIC, ingdom of Great Britain, for more ‘a medicine for H , &e , the proprietor offers them to t tates, with full confidence of the hout the signature of J. KI AIRET & ROBERT, 31 Liberty street i le several cases 0 celebrated manufacturers Itis located 43 miles from A.uany, Sept. 25, P.M. Flour—The market exhibited no change, and sales Wheat—The demand for mil- | ling continued good, and sales of 1000 bushels Genesee good new, were made at 125 cts, bushels Western mixed, with some lots of yellow were les of 2000 bushels of new wason themarket and held at 75cts. Rye and Oats —No change. Whiskey was firm. Reoelpts during the past 24 hours were about as follows :—Flour, 5000 barrels; Wheat, 3000 bushels; Barley, 3000 do; Oats, | lone genuine w Fleet street, London. or $l, American currency. 0 ton street, New York, Agents General for the United States, All orders, accompanied bythe cash,and pi Rail Road, with which it can be heaply and easily constructed. It out 400 acres, and ft the purest Ice, HELL'S OLYMPIC TH Evening, Sept. 27th, the performance witha eomic drama, entitled the Mr. Holland ; Patty Pottle, ) Constantly on han Geneva Watches, such as Duplex, Anchor kscapemeuts were trifling in amount. Cylinders, trom’ the fat manuicturers jeneral_ sasorement from*mannfvetories ‘of LoeleyChauzde Fouds, and Bt. cm seventeen inches the common kind of with the Rail ‘Road ‘Comp Corn—Sales of 600) for the conveyanes of Lee to quire, to the wharf for shipp ties for carrying on a lue 1g information cau be furnished on the sole owner of the WM. H. LUDLOW. Islip, Long Island ABY JUMPERS—To Bonthem rnd Western Merchante— v called ton novel and most jastic Baby Jumper, Mr Mitchell; Herbert Carroll, Miss M Taylor; Peggy, ets TO SETTL WOMAN. hite, Miss M ‘Taylor. ude with the GOVERNOR'S WIFE—Hickory | tion wilt be spun out till near December, and then the 2) at" pit, oue shile | Commissioners of the treasury, knowing that they have af 2 rchentra Boxes, $3. not been notified in vain that twenty-five cents postage 1 receive immed: above, post paid, with good reference, wil attention DERICK A, WOODWORTH, IMPORTER OF H FANCY GOODS, 325 Broadway, new Broadway Theatre), has ‘received by the packets and French steamers, a new and elegant stock of goods, to which he calls the attention of wholesale and retail e rich Fang Work Box- made at 64 a 65 cts. DOG LOST—A tly black and fawn colored ie arp cut pointed ears whom he strayed away yesterday (Ti oon, is respectfully request'd to restore him, ond from his owner his warmest thanks, and adequate com- ion, at 229 Ninth street. 23 jeation to. the subscriber, who Your attention is respectta, usefal inveution, the P: Under the Managem vening, Sept. 27, been Jack Jolt} ‘mance comms E—On h, the WAND! or. Bo: Hand; ‘Letty Brine, 30 cents ; Uppe TARGET EXCURSION.—The Montgomery Guard, flahon, Capt. Suvan, Cap attached tothe 1ch iy ‘oceed to Flushing on 27th, at 8 o'clock, for Target practice. Mr. D: ed, and the Jacob Bell chartered for ave chosen H. Hover’s new and mago Freights, no change- healthful exercise and amusement of infants. pt. Seufert, aud Cape. s and Boudoir Ornameuts, Musical Boxes, orte-mounaies, &c. 8 eral percentage allowed in, renders it a most de- le itl se who buy the article to sell ag ct to purchase either singly or TUTTLE, Invent holesaie and Retail Depet, 311 Broadway, i rime ntot .450 Broadway, (Coliseum B iz led. on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 25th, Mr. M‘Dexmorr, printer, iS ‘The faneral will take place on 3 o'clock, from No 97 James street. ‘The printers of this enerally to attend. 8 please copy. inst., of dropsy on the Baxnerr, in the 46th year of bi His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend his funeral, on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, No, 30 Chariton street. In Orrington, Me, Sept. 2d, Mrs. Saran Kewr, aged cent Hotel for th boat will leave th dou jes Coldsteenm, Mr. Lester; Lady Clutterbuck, Miss Gordon; Mary circle and parquette, $1; family circle and upper i city are requested head of Grand street ATRIAGES— 1, city is forsale «8 at greatly re rict® wee Couches, Bh Ou Saturday evening, 261 HAT WISH ‘TO JOL chest, Mr. Franc ARTILLERY.—Wanted for the Ist llery, 400 able bodied men, between the years, Le io good y TO THOSE TT BGT. OF U. 1 hich are offered at very al in extent and variety to any in Japs at one dollar each. skaways, new style ¢ fearriages, for two or four persons, with without tops: together with a large assortment of harness. ‘orem Li ARNUM’S AMERIC. ces, This Attern WEEK OF F WEI rendezvous rooms, IMOLAT’S SULPHUR BATHS, No. 547 Pearl street near Broadway. These Baths have been establishe for the last tweuty-six years, and are the only Sulphur Baths it are highly recommended by the most emi- nent physicians, for the cure of rheumatism, salt rheum, chro- ‘ints, eruptions of the ‘apor Baths also given at'the Arsenal Yi thatham streets ts aad Wint sale at the office of ** s west of Broadway peal to every man cf honor Fulton street or the viciu: aone hundred dollar bill, be nce, beautifully ‘OR SALI ated at Mount Veruon, on f a large convenient dwel lis Tatlors’ Crayon Bank ; whoever will produce | dressed to A, W! Ou Kiiday night, the 24th inst lieved to be on the Mechanics’ & blisher of Fashions aad Teacher ground, a large of Cutting, No. 4 Courtlandt st. ATRK—Monday eveui ty will commence with SCHOOL ‘i "Surface, Mr. Lynne; ‘andour, M. Winstanley. of USED UP— pet HIOPIAN SEREN ADERS. ee Comedian. e. daily, from 8 A. or give any clue to the said bill, at the Herald Office, ly, from 8 AS iat his name and address, directed to. trouble keep the bill. By their a0 doing they will reputation ofa gentleman who # fine warden, &e., together with excellent water. ; The stable is 40 feet by 20, with n large A. H., may for their PICAL CHEMIST.— Wanted to employ a Ker in awhite lead manulac- rT have had some years of EMOVAL—BOULANGER has the honor to inform the ils, that she has removed to No. 68 Greenwich street, and that her school will re-open the first September. Terms, the same as former! £ er by the ~ «uth or quarter. public and her pupi! ‘suspected of purlo Che tory in the West. He must in the best mode of erage ; aud produce #he best o capacity and habits of industry. J 5 such 4 oue, @ permanent situation and a liberal ply to. & BORGARDUS, 40 Eli-idge st. 'O JOURNEYMEN Ji WELLERS—several first rate hands wanted to work in Boston. Good stant employment given. Ad It is one of the most healihy and beautiful locations on the East River, and very valuable, either as a private resi- bemg at the only ding place between 2ath street and Hurlgate be Stages run from this plce to the City Hall f TOWLE, opposite the premis 'y payable in advance, testimonials for None others need ive a Grand Concert on ‘Tuesda being their first joi i id new aud choice assortment of fan will be given. Ay wavs ensured unriv J ROTHERS, Merc! thread laces of every width andfstyle, rich e1 broidered collars and cuffs, thread do dodo, lace and 127 Fulton street—Ist. Always gives good fit and Vest—keeps th Prima Donna from the Opera in Paris and New Orleans, who has kindly postponed her penarinre for that _fespone. HE GRAND ORCHESTRA, lected from among the beat resided and recently reign professors, will be under the direction of SIGNOR RAPETTI, f Cloths, Cassimers and Vestings. onsequently, can sell 15 per cent che ARTMENTS TO LET hau or unfurnished, at 31 North Moore street. broidered capes, embroide.ed and lace chemisetts, very fine embroidered exnbric collars and cuffs to mateh, do mourning and demi toillette, 1 case of French fall bonne velvet and embroidered thibet cloaks, embroidered do do tor children, than those that sell _ 3d. Garments are made as they ought to be, aud done at the time promised. | » ‘A full suite made in twenty-four hours. variety of Gentlemen’s outfit low prices for cash on |ANFORD BROTHE: |. SWEET & CO., Court Avenue, Boston. — ‘or sale, 30 Narrow Looms, of su perior make of iron, to weave twilted work, or woolen satinets, Ken ik and velvet mantillas. very rich cashmere de cevr olitan and Maria Stuai of feathers, flowers, r POWER LOOM coutsadly on hand, , 127 Fulton street, next to the Herald Office. he well known Pauts received over 100 pieces ies pants to order for only t i formed wil va eare Cenieg gres tanve cate Among the pieser fo be performed will be found— A Concerto and the Prayer of M ‘The Puritani aud Brayura Variations by ; Two Grand Scenss, with orchestra, by... é cA Il. I BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA, The concert will conclude with rand Duet, by... $1 each, to be e 1 Concert t commence at So'clock. TTRACTIONS UNEQUALLED ing '—Audiences de ny 1 ” make a commercial treaty with the United States. lots be sol ILLMAN, Jun, upon favorable terms. Aj ly to JOHN SK athis house North 2d stre has made arrangements with one of the first hous making department, and she hi exitatic + of her work will not {sil to gi the most fvstidious. NS—F. AHRENS, ‘203K Ann street, has 1 Tew, of which he PAKENTS AND GUARDIANS—Masic taught on joderate terms by a lady who has had considerabl e piano; she has given general satisfaction, nd can refer to families whom she has been in the habit o teaching ‘Terms three dollars per mi ‘A. line nddressed to Qu mies froin the city of Hudson. Acres of land, 30 of which are wood ; the rest under a good bams, ke. ‘Th convensent, and in the best order. beautifully situate rounded with various kids of fiuit. The above place wil mmodating terins, or exchanged for For futher particulars in- black cassimeres and doeskins Li to call at 2636 15 AML'S.—Lamps cleaned of cultivetion, with m1 ures made to order, at 25 Howard street, Jobbing pair, w no Gents who are in want of pants will do wel jone at the shortest notice, by ith. to the Herald office, shall 15 30018! HE ORIGINAL GALVANIC RINGS, bands plasters, magnetic fluid, se. whol Broadway, Corner John street. ‘arranted to be manufactured by the o1 and the price is much reduced. 192 Brondway, of rare lesale and setai rfect order, and framed, for sale at 91 Liberty street. ‘Two or thi rieal pictures, landscapes, &ec. 9 till 2 o'clock. ONEY TO LOAN —Abraham J, Jackson, Pawnbro! ‘Broadway, loans money in large oF snail sums, as may be required, on wate: apparel, dry goods, and personal begat 4 ani KFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED .—Ladies and gentlemen having superfluous HO rt quire onthe premises. of adulterated, made expressly to suit the South and West- Prime Loaf Sugar Cendies, 1834 cents. Havaua Sugar dies 16 cents, with a general assorumert of Lozenges, Almonds, ous, at the lowert market price, iTEWART, BUSSING & CO oners, 418 Pearl, corner Madi: May be seen eve: ¢ commencing Monday, Sept. 27th. Chaiye of programme y. MAGIC AND VENTRILOQUISM. sion 25 cents, children half price. Doors open at 7, MLL AND VALUABLE To close a concern—The paper mill aud farm Connecticut, 16 miles sourh- t of Norwich. The and other superior Sugar Go USIC AND DRAW M. friends and the public, that she ou the Pianoforte, and also Iu Singing and nce and that of her and experience, she will terms, which will be reasonable, apply at 166 Grand s1 also a good secon are situated at Ando: éast of Hartford, and 23 mil mill is 38 by 76 feet, with a wing 32 by 68 feet. five engines, one 72 hi rate water wheel Wholesale Confectic c commence at 734. (.7* Alternoou performance on Wednesday and Saturday a 925 2tm rawing at her own yupils, and trasts from her kuo wledye able to give satisfaction, Ke rt. ch fourdriner mac ud everything requisite fora good paper 40,009 dollars worth of paper jon, and may be in- F AND_MaRiN rUAL INSURANCE i on the mutual ipriueip pany has a cash eapital of 100 a large amount of premium notes, aud iusures at the lowest es- i ‘and’ damage on fire and. marine tation and navigation. ‘Lhe profits of the business will be divided between the older and the insured ABERNACLE NING CON bad weather, will posit e Mill manufictures about It is at this time in fall person desirous of purehas ERCHANT TAILOR.—FRANCIS H. McELR Win. T’. Jennings & Co., of Broadway, begs to announce to his friends and the public.that he has opened ite the Fountain, two doors Co. of carrying on usiness in all its branches. we on hand the best and most fashion- garments, and will attend old customers or the 3 culars see bills. 826 2tm itains about 80 acres of timber. ‘The improvements con dwelling houses of the following dimensions 23 feet, with carriage house and other good land, part of it LL ALP VAUXHALL —The next Regular Ball at nxhall Saloon, will tal E 4 466 B: Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. Li is ; h. Tickers F the store, No. 234 the Merchant T Atall by 36 with wing 22 conveniences attache: also one 20 by 40 feet, all well fur hou: ke. ke. KEHUGHS VE ‘An examination will prove this no egotistical r peculiar light, ventilating ond x NUT SPREE’ pen for the senson. Lessee, B ) ni any custom work ‘The above property will purchase money may remain on bond a ther particulars apply in E nda good part of the rinage. Ko i & BROOKS. Connecticut. blic will favor Paul Spofferd, le to David Austen, 3 a sell as low as any o establishment; and’he hopes by si integrity and attention to busi to merit the many favo: nature] hair grows, ormed the comedy of T' Patrick O’Plenipo, Mr. Colin {his favorite melodies Afie- which, TEDDY THE TILER—Teddy Malowney, To conclude with the new farce of THE ANGEL OF HE ATTIC. aenty Mr. Collins ud Parquette, 40 cents; Secoud and Third Cireles, 25 rchestra and Private Boxes, 75 cents, H M elasticity, superi Ferdi. Suydam, heir style of fish ead imo bination Of improvements, that ail the joucced them perfect heads of hair. : spectthem, whether from curios: ty or with intention to purchase. Prices moderate. 118 Broad- sreetly opposite the City Hotel. Stephen Allen, Albert W. Wright, Charles M_ Leupp, ceived. Sits, Stocks, Cravats andjHosiery of all deseri ON coop A competent judge Strangers are tavited to George Rapelye, DUTCH BULBS. ~1) their usual assortment of Dut w of choice double and single hyaciuths, tulips, gladiolus, crocus, ke. ke. ouse plants and garden AND WINTER CLOVHING, Warehouse, No. 5102 Fulton ssre* h Church, where every sty ani ing can be had to suit the pocket and taste of all. f black aud blue brondcloths, bi ATS ‘and OVER’ SA shade of tweed, broadcloths, beaver rt Also a large collection of green Bouquets of choice tlowers at all season: JNLAP & TH 01 Joha Johuston, ARRELS PURE s Superior ALCO WHITE BRANDY. An excellent article of ++ $5 00 to 25 09 FOR SALE— itlemen in want of deners in want of land for gardeu ing location in the neighborhood of land, in the town of Westchest ‘CHESTFR LAND—To A., THEATRES, now undergoing impr. vemeuts, re 'es for country seats; to market gar- decoration, &e., &e., will shortly open iu coujuneti and gentlemen of established professional ability, e ments, bag ores apply by letter (pre paid Native Gray for Preserves, Ci John P. ‘Nesmith, much lower price Shanthe imported 3d LAMBERT SUYDAM, Pr ad ino. 8. Tarran, Also, a intge assortinent of Buin Coats, single and donble breas ‘The new style of 8! NTALOO! ‘2 te HAD COATS NS, plain and fancy © vench Doerkin: z Cass Satinets, &e., of every style, from: endless variety of black satin, velvet, le 208 Front street, between Beekman and Fulton sts. c HE QUIDOR COLLECTION .—The first series of this meguificent collection, consisting of three gigantic Serip- Ferpivann Staca, fee are offered at private 5 to W acres each. sale, in lots containing from ‘The lands are within 15 minutes walk of the railroad; front on good roads; are in the neigh schools, and churches of different denominat snd location healthy. Apply to Gouver: 3 to Walter Rutl rk. itr. W AKD—Cross’s Dpecitic Mixture for the cure of gonerrhana, xleet, strictures, and aualagous com- ns of generation. Of all remedies yet dis. isthe most certain: it Christ Raising’ Lazarus from the Dead, and Death on the Pale finished in the highest style of the art, is now open for from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Admission 25 cents; Season Ticke' ey are admitted by some of the fir viatats of the or; covered for the a! ove complaints, speedy and permauent eure without the tion im diet, drink, exposure or change The proprietor challenges a si risania, Westches- American Broade ot lor, 79° Nassan at. ', buildings in geueral, goods, wares and ‘merchan be made up to order to lescriotion, aud personal property, and ou risks of trans- portation and iuland navigation. Thomas W. Thorne, John Van Borkerck; ¢ mixture will uot One bottle lasts a week, which many are cured in two days. F Broadway, corner John street, N _ DANIEL P. SMITH, 815 300m _ 102 Fulton st., opposite the Old Dutch Charch. APER HANGINGS — GREAT L facturer of Paper Hangin klia Square) would inform Country ch ints, Jobbers and those in the trade, that he 1s selling of id materials for manufact of historical subjects ever offered to the public. SHIONABLE HATS—JOHN N. GriNIN, 214 Broadway, justly celebrated among fashionable gentl inen ax the trne connoisseur i who have not already the F y silk hats are the most superb ever offered the publ Advice to Hat Wearers—Never bay ahat unle suits your form and counteaauce, for on thatdepent wee. An experienced fitter is always in attendance | v's, who will not sella hat woless it suits the form and ‘This is the reason of the this that has caused iam Van Wyck, Redfield, NOTHER GREAT MATCH RACE ber OD ahs boats JAMES J. BEVINS and i=, highest prices advanced in large ms ou gold and silver watches, diamonds, dry goods, ke. ke. Licensed Pawubroker, : illiam street, near Duane. d in private office by ringing the bell. cA TTTAL BOO! able Entry Book-keeping Simplified,” and U gle Kxtry Book-keeping leory H. Ward, Jobu J Herrick, Heury D. Beach, W.H, Jacobs, i THOMAS W. THORNE, President. W.C. Kettoca, Secretary. 4 ; N. B—The capital of this institution is now full, and with sale dealers purchss all have the guods prices,” To those buy “fiom net cost prices’ d beck; the Be wufacturers’ cost fin arnount strictly at “ Mai larger *mounts, a lidersl dises i Purchasers finding the prices named in strict accordanee with the abuve declarations, express their astonishment, and “generally buy donble the they intended before calling 301m R PRI size ofthe purchaser. preference manifested for h them to be enrolled as the ne p! “HOPE LONG, DEFERRED HEAKT SICK."—The subscriber, ful the truth of the above, has concluded to ive the public an agreeable them, not that” there's : very best Hats, composed of the finest material, of the most superior finish and style, and of the very lowest prices of any ment in this or nny other city, have already made Manufactory, 103 APHIONABLE DANCING, Nu. Washmgton Fiace, Mille Pauline Desjardi Paria, most respectfully announces to her pupth and gentlemen r classes for the rawehies, a lier requdence, 74 Leount Money to loan on bond’and mortgage. EVING, No. 08 Cedar Street — aKKTH THE | 2 improved,” Continues to teach ns dhe begs leave to assure | PEAKING CLASS.—FRANCIS BUTL "hat that the | the French and §) I titute, and late profess in Mr, Crittenden’s Fe form those gentlemen who are desirou grammatical and speaking knowled; ish Languages, that hy jn stant, at his rooms 205 Water street, comer of Ful- ton, N. ¥. 3 ‘Those who may wish to enter their names, quested to apply as above, pupil becomes familiar from actual use with all the constituting a set, aud a person of course, become a competent bool and wiil receive a certificate to that effect. Prospectuses, with terms, obtained at the rooms, from 9 A. Languages, in U of the French Language, y, Brooklyn, be 8 of acquiring aU orongh e of the French, Spanish 18 classes will rec pai pend upow punctnal r e, ¥ order of Baucke, muin, agents to the National Book Es nd a Avoy, and DAL. Dances entirely new, ange Company, 102 824 300% re per in about a Besides the usual Dances tanght in the class their appearance Fulton street, where he will be most, happ wants of his ehstomers. Polka Mazur! NAL NOTIC I Seri ho wi 1B KS PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION DINING ‘3, with metal plated slides, for private Ke., unsurpassed for ele- ence, warranted never to get out the largest in the city, and un- eral assortment of ele- constantly to be found here the public are re- F. HOBE, 443 Brondway. Patent Medicines the country vade Holders of Illinois are politely re- avail themselves of the bei at their earliest convenience. pn np." apvroved February ‘iWivam and John O’Brien, No 33 ent may be found from 10 A! M. to 3 inoix and Michi cipal, and Interest obertsou & Co, Hatters, 09 ments, tell novhing but What i not, like a certain friendly ¢ A large assortme equalled for vartet gant and fashionable at the warerooms, No. spectfully invited toc IMELY NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN—As the Fall together with a and W inter Seasous are setting money by looking up the! : either cleaned, dyed, sltered and repaired, su ig yet done in this city. Clothes cleaned or of steam or coloring at short notice t From the satisfaction given to the public,the su ber 1s induced and determined to follow the above b ding all competitioi 7 mn that * a ‘geutlemen would save ortnter take Woollen Clothing and have them be given for the prin- et Furni 443 Broadway, wi te holders of the Serp should present he operation of fundiny be ie stay of the Goversor in be readily distinguished. bi ente aid graceful "jets reinarkable for hsying the * jets,” without the ™ flotants in plain English, for preserving their am weathers, whether the winds blow high or blow low. aches), the economistyho | ul 5 OARS, ery tow, suitable for TAL AGENCY AT GALV&ES- I) attend to the Collee- ite of Texas, effect smooth appearance been a Professor in the College of Buena Vi Havana; College of Tampico. College of Guadalow inary, and Rev. M wii, D. P. gives lessons iu the said language through the Knglish or | Warywhich they French, ou moderat 9 Kergnexcks—Metsrs. Pow Palanea, Edwin L. Don M.de Pa, C ON —The undersigned tion of Notes and Accounts in the Sales of Real Estate, the Purchase of Produce, Receiving an Forw:r ing of Merchandize, and of a General‘ ommiasion GRORGE BUTLER. Revenexces x New Vou ala miliary oars ia for dysentery aud derangeaent ot the jing the ss stem. For uch, gentlemen will do well oing elsewhere, at No. Cheap Caah Tailorin ‘ CORTISSO Clothes dyed warranted fast colors. PORTANT—The Hy DON Naa heat ea sale at No. 1 Courtlan de the dictates of fashion, are invited to esl or ROBERTSON & Fowler, of No. 3. an cee walt ae r. 0 7 and 63 Fulton street, HOICKE PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS—At he BERNAC HENRI HERZ ani CAMILLO SIVOR! atth aggression. it appearance in New York. nounce that they have suc- Leader of the Italian Opera. i , Herz and Sivori. 224 5tm_ Overtlow- Hous RK BLIT. S G At the Society Libya, or, Theonard street and Brosdway, timation to this effect has been received by the last Graham and Loomia, made « report in answer to the re. solution of the House, as to the progress they have made — | ‘The report does not ge into detail, but foreshadows the 04, Bevicmn: | sweeping reforms the commissioners contemplate. row, Sept. 23, 1847. .Marcettis extraordinary per Our Postal Arrangements with England—Our Rela- Fodefollowed by MONS, DECHALUMEAT. oors open at 7, perormance Lo commer ib 7dg 0% —_ Tickets 4 centa, 10 all parts ofthe houses 6S HATHAM THEATRE ETCHER—Monday E sell be presenved the origtial dr "MAN Oe Titk OCEAN. Jeut Adam Bahtord, Mr. Mr. Sulliva: ie Winans kve Hitlingt Staunton, Miss Hildreth: Becky Bowles, Sirs, Herbe Brevious to whicha Pent Comedy will be performed. tions with Rome, ‘The assertion that the British government is disposed, to enter into satisfactory postal arrangements with the As yet no arrangement has nade; and if it be, it will be after the British go- vernment shall have sueezed from our citizens as much ‘eis no reason to believe that this shabby imposition will be discontinued until the re- Puicxs—Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 124 ceats. taliatory measures threatened by our government shall go into effect, It is understood that the negotiation has it Monday | not yet come to an issuy, notwithstanding the streauous COBITE—John Duck, | efforts of our minister at London to procure an immedi- KING MINSTREL—Jem | te and satisfactory arrangement of this matter, The commissioners of the treasury have shirked the ques ACCOUNTS WITH YOUR | tion, Lord Palmerston is in Scotland, and the Postmaster hittington Widgetts, Mr Holland; | General is gazetted as on the continent. ‘The negotia- United States is premature, ies . Mrs. Nichols; Helena | Tevenue as possible. Sept 27th, | will be charged on all letters by the British steamers sent Mr. H. Wallack; Sir | from Boston to the British coionies, will declare that it 7 2 “dt Teazle Mise Rose Tek: | ¥@# all @ mistake, and that the British government never had any intention of doing aught that could be naz oft Leach, Mr, | °onstrued into a jealousy of American enterprise. Tho urzell, | imposition will be discontinued, and then some of those i slavish sycophantic presses in the United States, that boxes, 50 cents; galler si ce \ think it looks respectable to adulate the British govern- ex. | Ment, will sing hallelujahs to the generosity of England; and England itself, which boasts of being the wealthiest F ORPHAAN Pee, and most magnanimous nation on earth, and which takes singular delight in calling America opprobrious names, will chuckle over the triumph she has achieved over the United States by this smart swindle, The Pope has the strongest sympathy of this govern- AND SIVORI ON THE SAME &VENING | ment in his liberal policy and his resistance to Austrian UE, It would be very desirable that he had the countenance and support of a minister of the United Evening, Sept.2, | States at Rome, and should overtures be made by the Holy See for the establishment of diplomatic relations Poon ta between the two governments, it is not to be doubted AME FLEURY JOLLY, ‘ that this government would eagerly ascent. It is now certain that Austria must recede from the position she has taken, if she do not wish to risk her hold on Lom- bardy, England is doubtless sincere in her sympathy + as it is especially for her interest that Italy should not continue bound up in the icy chains of Austria, The 277 GiSiveri: | hand of the old man Metternich, presses with a paralyzing Mad. Fleury Jolly. | influence on every thing in the shape of commerce and industry,wherever his influence is felt. Italy, freed from this influence, would, under the beneficent a Hoyer, Firth & Lal, | uldance of the present Pontiff, again resume her place among the nations. There is reason to believe that the Pope desires to Lf saat bo steamer,and there is little doubt that a diplomatic agent, ADAME ANNA BISHO@'S EVE- RT which was postponed on account o i Thursday next, place on Thursday i s23 etre THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA— A. Marshall; M. t Night of Mr. € OLLINS, the Ir Mondey Evevin ia which he wall introduce econd night, ie as LAKE, 151 South ‘inth st, charged with the negociation ofsuch a treaty, will short- ly arrive in this country. [ know that such advances will be met here in a spirit of the utmost cordiulity. GALVIENSIS. Wasnina ron, Sept, 24, 1847, A liltle Geographical Information by the Way—Mis| sourt Compromise Line, 26 degrees 30 minutes—Its Application te Texas—Showing how completely the ng, Northmen were Bamboosled in thu Ttronsaction. itty Cents, admittiog a gentleman and | Ase concession to the North,in the annexation of Texas, it was stipulated that slavery shall not exist wer, | Horth of the Missouri compromise line of 36 degrees 30 ‘Sept, 27, will be pe minutes. It was represented that a large portion of the RISE! AMBASSADOR—Sir | territory of Texas was situate north of that line, enough for a couple of States with which to strike & balance with the two slave States proposed to be erected out of Texas on the seaboard. Some 20,000 maps were struck for the enlightment of Congress. off and lajd upon the members’ desks. There it was, v North of 36 degrees 30 minutes thero w: (HOLLIDAY sT.,.) AND RICHMOND, territory enough for two very large States. ‘The North. men were appeased, and the bill went through for the re-annexation of Texas. f ia, | The Southern portion of Texas has been rapidly filling up and developing its resources under slave labor; and gure enough, viz:—Christ Healing the Sick in the Temple, | ROthing at all having been said of the colonial onal Academy | locating Northern division, it began to be suspected slaveholding settlers from below ,were sure} themselves "and 4 their darki anti-darkle line of The suspicion at t's Paintings on the same subjects, and the beat | length grew into a conviction, and henee the bargain. IN. R., around3 B ‘ins to be rowed by a Whi re by a Staten Islander 925 of the Royal Arademy of Music, up town, that she will cou of Dane treet, on Monday, Sey Washington Mlace, on Savurday, Oc! pleasure of introducing seve: just received from Pari Mille D. 10 the modern ball room. § residenc: of everument’s Sehool of Tula, | {20% Miss Euglish’s Female Sem: | ™ ieVene’s Academy, Georgeto 3 Governor 8] of Limes ORMERLY 4 ANN STREET ‘of Milan, (through the medium of Mr. manufneturing the ‘Ke —The subscriber offers for sale, in wood and ass, the highest order of Sherry Wives, in butts, D -one Cortlandt at.; 50 doz. best sold in other stores. for $6 Sewed Boots, his own make for $3 50, r $5, and warranted to give consist of Drunat of the eminent mi reetor of the Ba J Tri ‘White & Brintall, Brrthalomin, Composer Walter B. Townsend & Co. fie by, the great comic dane the first dancers, Mlle An- ments to be made to Mr. L. Mar- min and Monplaisir Com- at his residence ‘OR SELECTING BUIT ABL! Al —Patronized by the most resp eof 19.t0 25 * required to reside in Barone, ininiiagee, i s 13 White street, ¢ undersigned, having disposed of their en tween Boston ani 0 in Extractor, Depot for the true ar Ho. John W. Edmonds E ‘. i Address No. 11 Pine street, New York. UNKS, &¢—JOHN CATT NACH, No. 1 Wall street, comer of Brond- constantly maki ood , Carpet Bags and Satchels, her Tranks, suitable Portmanteaus for the » Se., filled with 25 fetion§Gen. Taylor's hi — to order for $3 75. Boots, Shoes, ‘Also, Military end cork assortment of all good anu streets, oppos st Jor® jaiters, &c. constantly ide to order, with a fme Comer of Fulton and Nas- es avd Mous. Grossi ment, Restorative or Stayer. ANUFACTORY YH AVELLING Trunk Monufseturer. way, has now on hy meniot Trunks, V article of Sole Le ‘American or Enropean travel, an PRITANNIA WARE ‘ale 0 Fulton. "54 the Bal. Eira val ewer and French eve’ pe le, Charseter, are wanted, from owrs for law: PSE Communications, with real promptly and confidentially, 25 Ine" « rders for the West Indies, South America, tannia Ware neatly repaired. HOLESALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE, No. % Tint iam, where may be fonnd a ry quality, made in the latest p.. Fancy and Plain Li Hiom 9A. M. to PARLOR MAGAZINE =This Magazine 'd of superior workina Muslin and common Shirts, constantly on hand, Western metchants are respecttally invited to call before purchaamy. Vt the low prices, nd RIDAN, for Liverpool, aun Provigenee and tll tomorrow ‘at twelve Kk, COOMDGE & the public a ennt business hitherto confidedsto them. ARNDEN & (0. will continne, in com rpool Honge and Continental e and General Commi: E. E. MILES. P 151 t ‘ d Rough and Ready Almanacs S Keres Nene of Bor i, Hooks: the sume number of kinds Toy | Titory between the Nucoer and th plored and. f} aT ook of all our customers to “prepria persona GHICULT URAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING AURAL EXUIBITION—At the sugg the American the thme. of hold ath, wander of a Improvements, this number contains. M the Fall and Wi nied by « large Fashion Plate, 525 2t*m FOR LIVE KPOOL: eit successors, of the t of 26th of October —' ili Sk i HARNDEN & CO. pie" Lines Regu new and p GARRICK, ve, her regular day. e furnished necom. arf, foot, of Wall LLINS 48 Routh at Asa Eldridge, will 4 sail on the 26h of Nov. her reunlar ¥ stociation have ¢ and pattern sheet I ARDING.—A few Boa with agreeable rooms, f only—inquire at 32 Bee ly sai For freight re, ission Busi.ess, s—8 Court street and 120 State street, Boston. . 6 Wall street, New York. acenteal location, ure, are earnest! ished, or meats | ween Navsan and Wil- johns, aad in bottles ort, in. pipes, hid iy. Hooks, Claret, Santern Stay et mars of the finest 4 ’ i ny LBRRT DAVIS, 49 Pin quered it The manuf the right of not having bought it, reel, ent m | 1 ce Rent bin Alleys on {he Tat foo j 4 Otis Field are connected with the vanis, and invite their friends and the public. s above named a uns are worthy of patronage —| TRADE SAL¥S.—Gentlemen attead- «publications, dey are amine the stock in all 1" the catalogue with the o the show bills; the Comte, German, Hor for 1848 | that the South had violated the terms of the Texas - a ‘This suspicion was natural enough to men ignorant of wyen the ce | the topography and face of the whole country of ‘Texas; and. there waaj scarcely a Northman in Congress who knew anything upon the subject; but we think there will be no ground for any longer entertainmeRt of such suspicion, and that all apprehensions that the South have been false to the compact will be at an end when we make known the fact, and can establish it trom the records of Fremont, Kearny, and others, to wit :— That the whole of the territory of Texas north of the | compromise line of 36:30 N all its fashionable | desert, of prairies without a stick of timber or @ | of water, and of mountains of bal - | mer and of snows impenetrable, 1 | troops, in the winter. That solution settles the whole difficulty. the Mazurka and Polka Quadrilles; types creo Legit weapon olkan, new waltz. cing tempa, the Viennowe of | A considerable portion of this waltz, a deus temps, and the new and graceful waltz Redowa. Mlle D. takes this method cf retur rous patrons, and begs also to state, that those ladies and gen- demen who’ may honor her with ‘their patrouage, may rest assured} that she will take ey. means to impart that grace and elegance of style so essential t ools and private families attended. Public classes and pri- lessons at her residence, 74 Leonard street, Wi Broadway, and No lat. is an uninhal rocks ime the ong ve by United States reputed territory of 30 minutes, as : of ed py known us nown to or forgotten ion by Gen. feeusayy Mexican inhabitants of ‘Texas, north of 36 degrees thanks to hernume- | ot it, along the Rio Gran New Mexico, apparently un! the Texans, until ‘Then, when he naturalized the Santa Fe, and other towns, from the house tops, and de- side of | clared them citizens of the United States, good and Warhington Place, where. terms and | white enough for all practical purposes, then it was that ¢ known, b _. | the Governor of ‘l'exas protested and told Gen, Kearny teacher orally | that he was behind the time: language, in public inatruc- | ed to be New Mexico, was a part of Texas, and tha 60 Broadway, he had mistaken for Don Jose's Alcaides, and Mexican were citizsns of Texas, though they them- never seen any re ernment of Texas, save as prisoners of t down to Mexico. Now, upon this incidental point, one of two positions Stone, | must be true. 10r* re 1, That the proof of the actual actual possession, or 2, That the proof of the gove do | ality of the people of any terri | Bio both these positions N the laws of nations,a part of ‘T ‘The attempt to conquer that conquest was sms, for playiog, and failure in the att ‘ that what be had suppos- is of thi government is proof of Toment is in the nation- ‘ew Mexico was never, under She had never cou- re it was an admission hecessary to secure sion—the tempt was equall; ner possession remained as be conquered New Mexico, nor nettled it, nor nor occupied it antecedent to the invasion it was clear that she had no right to it; ly was right in considering itu conclusive that of Gen, Kearny, and that Gen. re very popular in their | 4#W territory of the Un But along the Rio Grande, north of | little arable land, it can be cultivated made productive—a little slip along thone little towns occur. Does the ‘Texas com; Ply to Mexico? or, jn slavery, with regard to New Mexico, tion? Further—As New Mexico, an 30, there is a irrigation and e river, where Now, the question { :— promise on the slave question, ap- d the disputed ter- Rio Grande, lie and the immense number of Mixcel- | west and routh of Texas proper—will nd prices; and above all we want | viso, if adopted, satisfied that we deal fairly with them iv | ritoty acquired apply to said disputed terri oF Wo be acquired ? their letters cootaiming orders, &e Of one thing, lot our Northe oF Wil ER & FISHER, 74 Chatham st. 15 North 6th av Fg the Rvening Fost )-Specimens of iing's unappronch. | slave labor. 6 Cook street, and 60 Waterloo Road, Liverpool. New York, Sept i, 1847. OPARTNERSHI? NOTICE.—The subsenbers Teave to inform their Wends and the ‘ie ‘oF BEAK ECOL IB oe References req AVANA TOBACCO large lot of Hay: ersand snitable for the city able Verbena Cream for praised by those who made m of the Institut who know that it is impossible to manufacture aa LAF AND IMPORTED FORK NEW ORLEANS. Louis na and New Coventry H. Waddell, 1 beg Luther Bradish, lie, that they. faim 0. N. B.—Nebajas Segars of a very fine flavor, for sale ‘as | nomy and comfor y y 25 30% FC | (From the Evening Mirror.)—Rini know by experience to be the best k hore perseus who Prepared and for ante, wholesale and retail, by Charles H. io Draggiet, 194 Broadway, caruer of Joh tee 020 300% Fre » Apply on bon Positively no freight will day evening October 24: he packet ship CLIFTON, Nh GARDNER. Seo'y DINING SA- |. No.71 Pearl street, head of Coenties Slip. Stran- ra wad others whore business calls them to the lower part of ry convenient placeto get their meals “GEORGE BROWN, Jove Hi se 67 indge for ‘youreif. have purchased ived on bonrd after Satur- it. Jas. B. Ingersoll, wil cities, which will be e Haraden's Exprese ” aud he liberal patronage hitherto bestowed will find this « fist, Dinner and Tee. AM, Jt} Court street, Boston. ee York. i ™ Ive, mariivge, friends, Inwanita, when “or what wife they will getete. Fe tion hours wll dey and ¢yenipg, till 10 we eM ooo y Rong aaa a rooms are singles aud 3° having This article, wniversally | Fair. Indeed, it is fully conceded skio, fragrant to the ‘nnd ip sold cheaper there Rad ing, shonld pos Hting's i ind oF i have troublesome beards should not be re friends Mitacticita, | there ts not the shadow of the remotert dameee eeeured $ a ‘oO THosk | TY Setting north of 3650 in Texas, The BROADWAY 1 Joh _ 10% 4 192 NQOAY atest ig’~T0 THOSE | Leconte too much pork and bacon for wite welcome to every thing in THIRTY-SIX THIRTY Puinavnuenta, Sept, 26, 1947 We are enduring here tho unmitigated dulness of « na Cream we | North-east rain-atorm, and business,4s well as pleasure,i¢ shaving soap, and | inflicted with the blues, Quite a handsome weekly paper called the City item, made its appearance this morning. 1 is under the man agement of @ number of the reporters of our city, aud EOCOLD & MAURICE TEL CK HELBRONNER, Imporen | ite Lope ran A i NER, War its spicyners puts one in mind of Yankee Doodle, Uthes 8, 6 ‘ulton street, New . bat. The North are of it, last year took the first | Texas north of the line o: though without the cuts. wale mre The Southern Telegraph was out of order yesterday