The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1847, Page 4

Wasmrworow, Oot. 11, 1847. The News of the Day. ‘We received another overland mail from Baltimore this morning, and another is to be sent back to-night. Our letters for several days past, we suppose, will reach you in a few days, as they all went down by the bay route Capt. Slack, of the railroad conductors, says that Capt. Dewey, of Coleman’s hotel, did him great service in crossing the Patuxent “on a raft,” on Friday morn- ing, in his journey to Baltimore. Capt. D. accompanied Capt. 8. through, The Potomac is still receding. The great storm of Thursday night last. as far as we can learn, was at least 150 miles wide, coming up south-east from the Atlantic, and crossing, in a north-westerly direction from this ity. the Alleghany mountains. Washington city was very heart of the storm Its duration, falling fowe & cataract, was from between six aud seven be: evening till past three the next morning. ‘“ “ern has suffered alittle, but the passage across is un! en. be drift. ‘The long pole on the top of the great dome of the ca- pitol with the big lantern on the top of the pole, stands Out im as bold relief as ever. ‘The President ving in hia healih, though he looks thie and pale Almost literally has he worked himeelf to skin and bo: titude to-day. jothing fc a We aid under and that the war was commenced to coerce Mexico into the payment of her debts. Mr. Trist’s jons. however, show it to. be 8 war to compel Mexico to sell, and that we are actually fighting for the privilege of buying territory that is not worth having asa gift. Is the purpose of the war changed. or what is the purpose of the war ? OLORES. PP. regret to hear that Mra Polk has for several days been suifering from chills and fevers Wastinaron, Oct 10. 1847. 3 Sabbath Eveniig. Three Deys Later from New York. ‘We have three days lator intelligence from New York by mail to-day. At half past eight o’clook this evening, twosteamers, (the Powhattan and Columbia,) with mails and passengers, from Baltimore by the Bay route, and thence up the Potomac, arrived in this port. From Balti- more across to Washington by railroad or turnpike the distance is forty miles or less; by bay and river route around, the distance exceeds two hundred miles. Capt, Slack, however, to-day couitrived to bring a mail through from Baltimore by the railroad—by locomotive to the chasm at the Patuxent from the washing away of the bridge, thence by stage or horse power to the next f meensles chasm in the road at Bladensburgh—thence by ive five miles to this city. ‘The perseverance displayed by Capt. Slack, on Frida: morning, after the storm, in getting through to Balti- ‘more, is entitled to high prais hen he reached the bridge at Bladensburg, with the train, he was warned and shortly after the bridge went by the board. sn hour sooner, ana the whole train might h: passed on to the bridge, and borne it down, passengers ‘and all, iato a wide and deep torrent, where all would have been lost. The train returned, but Capt. Slack crossed the swollen waters in a boat and partly on foot, and partly on horseback, (rafting himself across the Pa- tuxent, where a fine bridge was swept away ) reached the junction in time for a locomotive going to Baltimore, ‘where he reported progress, the damages to the road, and the a necessary to the re-opening of mail commu- Pe ebay 6¢ Passengers aro in this evening, via the Chesapeake Bay, from Baltimore. Mr. Skinner, the dis- farmer, failing in the regular boat, was com- d_ to gothrough to Norfolk, and then around by Richmond’ in order to reach the Federal City from Bal thmore, a round-about trip of betweon four and five hun. dred miles, bringing him just within forty miles, or two hours trayelling, (on Thursday morning,y of his starting point. ‘We understand that the Long Bridge across tho Po- tomao here has bravely resisted the flood and the drift ‘The waters since last night have gone down rapidly, and a large surface of territory along the eanal and tho river, discloses itself to day, shining with a coat of slime left by the receding flood, For three days, (save by telegraph,) we have been cut off from all communication pretty much with the world The wreckers are still at work on miles of Cape Hi havi ted Led Mesieert scinaeteans ‘he Bainbridge came up at sunrise this morning tow of the steamer Engineer, Master's Mate O! end anchored off the Naval ‘Hospital. ‘The following is & list of the B 's officers :— eu’ Gabriel Williamson; Lieutenants.Chas eee cor ckwell Woodhull; Master, Win. A. Webb, rant ‘Surgeon, Win. B, Sinclair; Midshipmen, Geo. H. Bier, and Joseph E, De Haven; Captain's Clerk, John ‘erguson; Master’s Mate, James T. Powers. The Columbia brings no news of importance. The ship of the line Obio was lying at Rio Janelro at the time of er_saling, offoers an crew all well.—Norfolk He- rald, Oct COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, The Fiour, Markets, Rocungtens Oct. 11.—The heavy ares nd conse- quent bad state of the roads during the past week, has prevented any very great activity in the market, The supply of wheat has not been remain about as last quoted. $1 12% @ $114, with firm market, at former figures. Flour bas been held at about $5 25, 200 bbls, Genesoe was taken at that rate, and 200 do. ex- tra fine at $5.46, Dernorr, Oct. 8.—There was considerable inquiry for good saraight brands in lots, but buyers were not dis- ive the prices asked, and sellers evinced but ittle disposition to give way la prices, From store, we hear of an offer of $4 80 for 500 bbls. straight brand, and reared, $484 avked. 91 bbls, mixed brands brought $4 81 and 200 bbls, “Huron River” » slight advance from {ate quotations. The: receipt by wagons was brisk, wrth prices firm at $473.04 75, Farmers appear to be inclined to avail them prises, to holding beck. Wheat Temaine at’ formar about 5000 bushels were bought in during the week at 90 a 91 cents, Crxciwnart, Oct, 7.—Flour—The transactions to-day were small, buc at 8 farther small advance in prices.— ‘The sales were 200 and 150 bria City Mills do, from river at 475; 100 bris from lota, at 4 80.490. The supply is inadequate to the wants of retailers Pastapexemia, Oct. 11, P.M.—'There has been some demand for superfine flour to-day for shipment, and prices have become very firm. We note sales of 1200 a 1000 barrel fair to good fresh ground Pennsylvania at $6 12} «6 25, mostly at the latter rate, and 500 Brandy- wine at 6 26'per barrel. Rye Flour continues searce, and holders firm at $4 60 per barrel. Corn Meal—A sale of 400 bbls. Pennsylvania at $3; Brandywine is held at $3.95 per bbl; Grain—-wheat comes forward slowly, and prices are well supported—1500 bushels onl Southern sold at $1°22}4,and some prime old rice not stated. No sales ofrye, Corn sales of 3000 bushels at 75 cents. Oats sre scarce—a@ cargo of new Sout 1d Brighton Cai Oct. 11.—At Market—1400 beef exttle, 1200 stor okes working oxen, 60 cows and calves, 4800 jambs, and 8330 swine. Prices—Beef Cattle—A few extra $7; Ist quality $6 75; 2d quality $5 75 a $6 25; 3d quality $475 @ $5 25. Stores—2 years old heifers, $12 to $16—a few extra at $19 to $20; 9 yours old stoors, $22 a $51; yeurlings $7 to “working Oxen—$65. $75, $80, $95, $115, $125. Cows and Calves—$18, $22, $25, $30, $35, $45, $50. Sheep and Lambs—Old sheep $1 60, $2 a $2.50; Lambs $1, $1 50 a $2 1 Swine—Old hogs 5; pign 434 it hogs ‘at wholesale, 54 a 5¢c; old lean n Markets. Havana, Sept. 25, 1847.—Beans, white, per arrobe. 1 1 415; beef, American, per bbl.144 0164; butter, Am. yellow. per qtl.,120 8 20 0; cheese, American, per qtl., 0; coffee, first quality, per qtl.,0 0a 0 0; #e- coad and third qualiien. 6 2'a 6:3; Ctags, 40064) flour, NewOrleans,per bbl., 15 4a 16 2; hams, American, per qtl., ?0 0 = 12'4; hides,each 22a 4; lard, Amori- onn, per qtl 164200; pork, prime and mess, per bbl., 17 6020 0; ‘clear, per 1., 21 0 aU 0; do in boxes, New Orleans, per qtl, 10 4.8 13; sugar, assorted white and brown, per arobe, 63 834 0'74< 944; white only, 0 8% 0 103g; yellow, 0 646 a 0 434; brown 0 6 @ 06%4; tobacco, windward, per qtl., 13 0a 20 0; Vuelta-abajo injuriado, No. 1, 60 0 a 80 0; do, No 2, 40 0a 50 0;do No 8, 2508 36 0.’ Exchange—On New York, 60 days, 2% cent premium; on New Orleans, short sight, 3 a 3% per cent premium. Freights—To the United States, sugar, er box, $134 a $1}s; coffee, per bag, 4 ra; molasses, per a 2% per around ‘¢ have been in the condition of « city be- i d by @ foreign enemy. We expect that in a few days the way will ba opened by some arrangement regularly through to Baltimore, at least once a ay Baxtrwone, Oct, 12, 1847, Travel to Wilmington—The Mails—Municipal Election Theatricals—Markets, fc. se We are still debarred of a railroad connection with ‘Washington, and the prebability is that some weeks must elapse before travel is renewed. The bridge over the Savage river was quite a heavy structure, and it will take some time to suspond even a temporary structure over it. Travellers now take boats from Baltimore di- reot for Aquis creek, and loose no time on tho route except that they must leave here in the evening instead ofthe morning, but by doing so they save about $2 in fare. The mail for the North is interrupted at AXquia creek fn the same way. Some persons, however, take the Mne of stages that has been started for Washington. ‘Whilst othars seoure private conveyances of thelr own, The municipal election, which takes place here to-mor- row, will be ofa moat quiet and poorly contested charac- ter, as {fit had not have been for the announcement of the candidates, but few of the voters would ever have thought of ita approach. The Holliday street theatre is to open to-merrow night, under the management of William B, Blake, the excellent comedian. The company engaged is excellent, and at the head of them is the famous Harr Placide, no ‘well known and esteemed at the North. ‘he house is eo order. and Mr. Blake being a great favorite, privately and prefeesionally with our eltizens, cun- not fail to do a fine business. The Lehman family appeared last night at the Front street theatre to a crowded house. They are good, but they ought not to be compared to the Ravel Family, Tre Manxers —The vansactions in flour, moderate. Small sales of Howard street braus under $6, but holders are generally firm in same price is demanded for city mills, hut bi Sve it Com meal held at $3.25. Rye flour $4.25, Receipts of light. Good to prime red wheat $1 20 a $1 23 Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. 250 Maryland St'g 5s, 7434; 750 5 500 do, "6v, 985g; 200 do, °70, Puitapenrnra, Oct, 12th, 1847. The election is going on with as little animation as / ever witnessed, and the number of votes polled will be ‘unusually smali,and the result appears mighty uncertain at the present moment. The apathy which has marked this campaign, continues unabated in the city and South- wark. In the upper districts, more animation is apparent; but nothing in comparison with that of former years. The residence of Charles Gilpin, Esq, in Walnut street, was bespattered with oll tar or black paint, dur- ing last night, so as to defile the whole front up to the second story. A similar outrage was committed some time sinee, which rendered a coat of paint necessary to hide the blemish. The authors of this outrage are be- Meved to be certain persons attached to the light fingered fraternity, who believing themselves licensed to steal take this mode of revenging themselves upon Mr. Gilpin — his exertions to convict them of certain charges of Mee Nias sesh when obiha het steamship building at weno ty § ‘were put up yer pg and to-day. The size of the ship fits the house as if it had been built on hen the cutwater is added to the bow, how- Srert will extend outside the west ond of the building ‘The Basar Fair in preparation by the ladies will be held in the Musical’ Fund Hall during the last week of November. The object is to assist in paying for the im- vements in the hall of the Musical Fund Society — same ladies that so successfully conducted the Ba- saat in aid of the Academy of Fine Arts, are at the head of this undertaking, and with them there is no such whee 5 he surveying brig Washington, Lieut. Com. Lee, is epnele to sail bee morrow on a tour of duty on the coast near Cape Ma; hd, $234 a $3. Passengers Arrived. teat aR ID Northerner—S Watsor zy Blunt, $A. Nelson 18.6 Kineard, M Waltham, J D ‘Strong. Williams, ind, ‘foster, Miss Moody, Miss A Hobersou, N ley, OW C Sincks Mr Northrop and family, H Maragen, D Campbell—< in the steerage. Utoags licaso— Bite Seeta Ds itereer and servant, rol Bermuda. Foreign Importations, Hayne Packet Ship Gurgundy-1 ease mizs A Araold—2 lovey, 3 H Cary & co—2 P Murray—1 Chavey—i6 Stone, Swan, & co-3 AT Steward & cont Ed Raupe—4 John Davismer & co—1 H Davismer & Damouben— M_Neyser—2 Lord & Taylor—2 Sanfonet & Dubac—2 Ballin & Sander—2 Umber, & Dambano1 Renaud & co—! 2% Deland & Sour—3 FO Levi ata Gerson? R Diedenche—t Bonk- ard & Ro jawlus & MeNamee—2 KR ardson & Watson—1 Caton & co—3 Renard & co—7 CW Thomas—1 Mortimme & Cawly—4 Corbit & co—3 JC Howe & co—5 Moran & Haughwout—t W 'W Masser & co—5 KR & M Haight—2 LG Cohea—1 French, Wells & co—1 David Felt & co—5 Freber Wood & com2 Fellows, Van Andaler & com2 Eben Tht KM Aybee—t Spies, Christ & co = easier & com Schuchard & ‘Gabhue—1T hmid & Andrews—10 Hard & co—14 Loeschivg K Wesendouk=3 Hen—a 8 At JH Wishaves—4 Schicg, joore— Huet &co—1G D F Fallansbee—1 Wheeber—2 E & "A Simons=t | YB Hide & Sons— © Jean & co—t A Bollancer—1 Luis Parret—1 Johu Smith— FT A‘Andrew=2 Cf A Heariche=t LJ Cohen—2 CW Howe —2 Jerome & Archer—2 P D Miller—4 T Nepier—t_ Regent of Baltimore College—2 T & 8 Rohe—3 Lachuse & yee 7 1. Umber, D+mbram & co—2 C & A Besriene 8. Val & Candlers—t F of eevee Br W Miller—1 HW J & H Metis 4 Macke, Pleve & Bpice, Christ & ton Behreee & & co! Mozen & Baker—! Felier & com & fiel ‘Pans 8 San--0 Moran & Iniende-2.)'B Steinect Chne Payne & co—1 to order—1 Segal, Bunlaud & co—5 Leeheus & au- thir—2 Barber, Beajvinin & co—3 N P Becor—1_ Sloman & Ward—5 W Brower—4 B K Rash—? Anderson & Starr—i Ja- cob Corsoes—2 P A Beeg—1 E Hates & Sou—i5 Baenen, Graves & co—50 btls wine C Melethe: ry es mdz Dani Brady avin & Fairchild—) 1 Davis Cramer—1 Sydney Homer—1 D. Bogert & Koeeland—1 Moran & Scil Robests—1 W R & A Summers—1 Williston & co—1_ B Mout 1 Anson Baker—! Little, A! Eagle t—1 L Bassenfeld & Brot 1 Pelix & Hervelly-1 HY Bedtoer, 1 & com! Ed Bossange—1M Gourd & “cot SC W H Smith & co—5 C Van Gulpen—1 Balle~ & Sander2 A Rather Molleann—1 Heury Escher—1 Machi Platt & co—t A Graef—2 Chas Gagnehin—! F Quarre. Banacoa—8ehr Tr mout—77 bales tobacco 8373 cocoanuts Ayinar & co—98200 oranges 16 bbls limes Cropsey & Gil- martin, St Jonns, (PR—Brig oy, hhds sugar 49 do mo- lasses Maitland, Phelps & Domestic Lmportadons. New Onceaxs—Bark Nancy W Stevens—2 brs 75 hhds to- biceo T & H Messenger—40 do J Stewart—7 do Harris, Ber: heimer & Hauseman—86 bls cotton R L Maitland & co—t6: GF Darting & co=135 bls rope euttings HV Butler—3 cl cables McGregor & Morris—1 bx H Long & Brothers St Manxs—Brig Anu Eliza—t bale wool Hopkins & Alle: —9rolls leather Atwater, Mulford & co—1 bx beeswax Otte pper=9 bxs glass C Brindley—100 pi canonad hot Cit ts bxs mds | te 1 bbl shelis! bi ice 14 bal cotton Ashley & Fish-40 bales cotton 8 Woode2 do Fox & gston—87 do H Were e Son—193 do Holbrook & Nel- son—$5 Anderson & co—2 Fellows; Wadsworth & eo—8 ter & co—7 Drake, Mills & co—40 bales tobacco 19 bal ton to ord Montr—Brig Peeonic—301 bls rope cuttings CN Butler— 10 do | trunk i C A Burgess—100 bales nar ae do Spoffor n & co—6 do K Dillinges m “ Seer: Cleared. | ad Joues, Gordons beth ny we sy s—Henrietta, Joi ra, Nesmith & Wi ‘ter, Robbit ra Cruz, one Childe ‘Hareld, Rich, Ha vann, J J’Taylor & ( brige—Gilbert Hatfield, Kingsbury, Mobile, Maillard & Lords M (new Preble, Georgetown, SC, Bad er, - ‘The damage to the Wostern telegraph is even greater than was anticipated. Three miles of poste are said to have been entirely demolished in a valley having a north- west exposure beyond Bedford. There are still hopes that the break will be repaired before night, and if not, telegraph registers are to be put up on either side of the interruption, and depatches transmitted both ways by means of horse ox ‘The offices along the line presses, are to ae caancal sighs a that the result in the @ State will be known to-morrow, and as the New York line is also to be kept in oj eration Tost as daring the night, it will be known in your city al Sale of Stocks at Philadelphi Us Bee A or ry Girard, Bas Back, 1 cr jan igh coal seri fig iarnts ye ta oa il, 12; istown RK; 10; 05 - on Obiaed Back tise 50 Talis cont cr wiirean Boann.—000 U 8 Treasury Notes 5 2-5, ite 58,77; 100 Girard Bank, Arter Sates —l5 Mecheaie 29%; , ah coon tara 101s iy a7 Kentucky, a 80, Paton co ending IR, 7034; 1600 do wo _Fnom Rio Jangmmo.—The U. S. frigate Colum- bia arrived in Bomptos Roads, and came up to the Pres anchorage this morning, under sail, rhe aed usual salutes with the Pennsylvan' Solumbia has had » passage of 39 days “t= 4 Rio de Janeiro, having been absent from this port two year serving on the Brasil ion, and has brought home paseomgers the Hoa. HA. Wise, Into Minister Plenipo: to the Court of Brazil,and family; Robt. Walsh, Enq., late Secretary of Li ion, and Mr. Holland, of Rio, who ras gent to the Palted States by the U! 8. Place, as & witness in the case of James Fenkett, ‘an Amerioan citizen. who is accused of hay- ing been engaged in the slave trade on board the Ameri oan bark Fame, of which vessel he is said tohave been the ebief mate. He hasbeen on board this ship since ie 18th of peomt lest, when he was taken out of the American Montezuema, off the harbor of Rio, on her to Baltimore, by one of the boats of the Co- mm following i ie a Met of the officers attac’ piseeriog ite hed to the ‘Commodore L. Ronse, Com’r In Chief; Commander, Robert Ritohie; Lieutenants, J. Marshall, R, Wain. J.D. Johnson, Thos, G. Corbin, (act’g,) Jobn Beaumont, (ost) Captain of Marines, Wm E Stark; Fleet Be inalasy Parser, Dudley Walker; C L Walton, Young, do do;'Maria, D wee CREE Gybelen Nervi’ Dortinad. Nesmith y Bi oR Davis, Cienfuegos, Foster & N. Sy svAtwood, Halitax NS; Abigail iC Gardner, Richmond; Williamstown; Amazon, Steelman, Philadelp! Small, Salem: Superior, Ball, Fall tive ‘Sloop—Lady Warhiugton, Hswkins, Providence. Arrived, Steamship Northerner, Budd, Charleston, 55 hours, to Spof> ford, Tileston & Co, 10th inst, lat 23 46, lon 77, spoke ship Ca- therine,thence for Charleston. ‘11th, lat 37, passed ship New York, heace for Charleston. Packet ship Burgundy, Ward, Havre, Sept 5, with mdse, to Fox & Livingston Fert ft the Lizards on the Lith, at 12 M. having light breezes, from the NW all the passage Bept 25, lat 437 lon 35 15, W, exchnnged signals with the American butk nonseo,” steering E 29th, at within 60 fathoms of « wreck. apparently bottorn up Ly 269 steernge engers ou sail ng lost o e child 6 moe ie, the rest in good ad Sutton, Milerman, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, to 14: ton Ship Hob Roy, Amold, Pictou, NB, with coal to Center & Coy 400 chaldrons coal to JH Whitm Grace, or Boston) New Orlea 22 days, with A111 bINe Varian mend to order. int ina, lt 23 Jou 83,’ exchanged with ship Monsoon, fm New Or Heans for Bi Bos'on Bark Neney W_ Stevens, Chase, New Orleans, 16 days, with cotton, to Awell, & Brig Aun Elina’ ker St Marks vis, Key West 9 dave, with sotton, to ED Antiiurt Coe Leteat Key us steamer Alleghany, tor Nosfelk. Brig Susan, Shapley, ‘Parks ‘Island, 20 mioutes after Sept 30, with 6290 bush salt and | bag specie, to Hargous, Brothers. Aan (the Ele- » Spriffer,) from Port land, went to Salt Key the same y. Sehr Hester, Waltou, passed through Teland pas a 6, Rept a, 10 days fromthe Delaware to. T'r , Cuba, Brig Walter R Jones, Bak lansanilla, (Cuba,) 25 days, wit ‘&e, to Danseomb fe qth Br th Br a ‘Ann’ Smith, Sunithy for Lowlon. ge Brig “Aigeti, Morse, Curneoa, 1 ree iitgree. mer elaine with goat skins to J Brig Marcellus, Emerso: he Walsh, 100 nhids do 10 chs taolassce with sugar Madand & ‘Alida, Fates, (of Thomaston.) yeith sale to) Vclweil Cox. 7500 bash dota Peeker Ao tsake! burn, ve Re for New Yo rk: sid 12 hours betore rie coma je hare jobile hh eon D Hurlbut & Co, 5th inet, John Kirkpatrick seaman ate Behr ‘Tremont. ‘tho paon, Bara 10 di i yesmion Wha eft tehi Union, for New Vor, ledeye 6 b pba wie coal. Fe ee ace, Be cay eh Master, Henry K. Daven: pa Ae port, Amt 8 P. Garnett, B. Hem bags x atone it.j- Midst Honry Willis, Joba 7° pkins, lo. mM im Re Sehr B Merse With w Sehr Chingarora, iia, Wich wood. Below. A ship, 2 brigs, Wind blowing a gale from 89. ise Marie, ha <i pe ar eile tae ty dee Raby tae Novle, Fowler os Brey edi ire Ale vos: oli Be ‘Aleta ‘Neat em, Haves am i aouhmae man, ; barges Michi 5 * pay, Aeaar; Naeges seiabiees, Alles, Mew York, and Cheer Miscellaneous Record. vp SoLoN, Martin, hence for New Orleans is report ed to e been ashore, where or w it state’ Bllse, srrived lastnight fimm Key Went ne? Baia Damenscove, Kuight, from New York for Eastport, JE gor, Hour, vest’ ant pork, went ashore on Little all turday night Inst, nt 12 o'clock. Captain tived at New Loudon on, Suiday for assistance, and a vescel strougly manued proceeded to the wreck on Sunday evening Buia Fronence,—We learm trom a slip from the office of Fiorenge Greene, of Tho- Boston: in the act ‘ole setting: rounded a hs North Pot of Rose but was got off on Sunday nd proceeded on her way to moming wi Philadelphia on Monday morning. Baia Favetreviiie, Coffia, at Baltimore from Laguayra, fell in with on oth. inst, when in lat 31 37,lon76 17, brig Young Queen, from Wilaungton, NC. for Macingue, ina siul condition, bound or the nearest port—had e ght feet of in her hold. ‘Took off the captain, mate and crew, and then to Baltimore. Bric Canouie —Four of the crew oft Portland, which was coudem St Joh sengers in the brig Marcellus. Brio Canoxine, Hean, of Baltimore, hid been ashore at or near St Joh Brevions, to the 2ist of September, aud was condemned. She was iu port when the Marcellus left; tick vesesl yr ht this account. N. C., for Mex _ Bric Youna Queex—From Wilmingtos que, was fallen iu, Roe ina sinking condition. sty Lat. 31 orth Yon. 76 17, witn eight feet of w: Id. by the brig Fayetteville. which took off the captain and ‘aud brought them to Baltimore. jo. Amenica—From Mans: on Cocoa Ae K d Lee Careline, of Jones, which arrived last ‘New Surr Peteanorr, o! 500 tons, way launched at East Boston, on Satureay last. She is owned by- Messrs. Ni and Levis Endicott, and John Dw John EG: of Beverly. Shi trade. under the command of Le Sacer the talene ef lie Nexperar ot Huet 19 Weare indebted to the Newport, RI, Hi Whi rald, for slips. Arrat New Bedford, oh, shi {it days from Maw 'NZ, 43 ds fm 1190 bbls wh oil and. 11,800 Ibs: boue oa Nov 20, ships Alabama, © 4p; Dec 7, Masanchusetts, (is aut Bunt Webster, Starbuck, ‘i st Lam fiaron’ Clough, F119 mo NL, 1 mos. 159 9 ier 08, 1500 wh; 20th, Keb 20, London Packet, Howlaud, N 8,28 mos, tito ‘off NZ, Meh 6, 1000) ; 2isi, Gratitude, Wiicox, NB, 20 p 46 wh tne ercator, , do. 16 ra (rep Feb 5, 0 win) larch 3 coal, 1000 sp; "the be Suubuck, N ye, Nant, 29 mos (gop, March 350 lis spoke Jan t, Ia Bis, To ingston, Ellis, 108, 800 sp, i, 600) ; 25th Int $5 14, lon 15840, Diente Beh ee Falbsoac 32 mos, 1000 sp 1000 wh; Feb 6, lat 35, lon 159 35, Belle, Hand: mos, 500sp; March 3140 Jon 179 50, Mt Vernoi man, Nant, 28 mos, 1050 sp on board; ‘July 1, Jat 57 28, Jou ship Hero, Swai Jere sim Ni ‘3d, lat $8, lon 70, Jou Maxwell, Perry, FH, 42 mos, 1400 sp. Sid from N Bediord 9th Oct, shipa aati n, Armington, Pacific; Montpelier, Young, do and NW Con ip Archer, Snell, Tasise Ocean, fm Pernainbuco, wtth 100 Lyn (00 a0) ( Cld at do shi hefag trig Fisher Masih Ocean, Touched at lant BiatGh 9 }) Bay: Fordham, Greenport, n; 19th, Florida, Cox, NB, 19 mos, 300 sp 1200 i, NL iu 17 mn rescoth n Lit mos, 50 sp (000 wh sea); Cabinet, Bottom, Sroatearaes 21 ros, 1450 wh (550 wh hainptou, Merry, Edgartown, 19 months, 60 sp 1050 wh; ae nin, Barber, Stonington, 8 months, 300 sp 400. wh; Cath Smith, NL. 18 mos, 100 sp 1160 wh s00 wh gea); 25 rH ton, 16 mos, 2000 wh (500 wh see) 6 mos 75 sp; + 37th Hrennnna: Devoll, Geotie, ‘Taber, Stonington, 50 sp ao whe En Vipin os, 50 sp 400 wh; Emily Morgan, Ewer, do, 7 mos, 150 5 i whe 23a, South Americs, Bowle: Providence, ‘mos, 63 5p; wir on, Ellis, NB, 3 mos, 40 sp; Cortes, 8wif', do, 5 avant yin. Be ‘er, Brayton, 8 mos, 490 sp 1050 wh 150 sp 430 wh sea): Seine, Slocum, do, 9 mos, 75 sp 450 wh; 4th, organ, Bellows, NLondon, 9’ mos, 1000 Vv Clank do, mos, 200 sp4° Conde, 700. wh; Bingham, Schofield, i¢ 8 mos, 500 Ww Wilhui, Warren’ 1) mos, 230 sp. $80 wh (130 sp s Wells, French, SHarbor, 8 mas, oil not stated; Con ber. NB, 8 mos, 300 sp 1200 wh; Edw Barker, do 20 m sp (200 wh, (1002p 100, wh see): Jeannette, Atking 350 sp 750 Ww wh sea); Sth, Thames. Bishop, SH, 7 sae bn 356 wis th, Obed Mitchell, Wise, NB. I? moa, 170 ” 1280 wh (170 an 490 wh wea) Isaac Howland, Corey, do, 22 mos, 50 sp 1700 wh (250 wh sea(; 8th, George & Susan, ‘Taber, do, H7 mos, 209 sp 1600 wh (50 p65 wn sen); 10th, Mary Mra: eth eE ys, 200 sp 50 wh io Api 2, fod nl Salters, Fales, FRiver. 19 mos. 1s0'ap 105d wh; Toth, Orozimbo, Norton, NE, 17 mos sverst 200 rt ig. 3 za08) 1920 wh (800 wh sea;) rod, Shearman, do, 22 m« 1300 wh (90 so 4 wl ) 7th, Cherokee, Cleveland, do" i mos. 120 sp Pe. bot Willams, Hall, Stonington, $ mos. 75 sp; 18th, T: sou. NB. 5 mos 100 sy; 20th, George Marsiou, biieven, i 0 sp 50 wh; Ports tt 14 mos 1060 wh; Uncas, Gellett, N Siarbor, 7 mos 600 sp 5@ whale; Josephine, At Sftinoluta, Meh 25, Metacom, NB. NWCoast; Sim! Robertson, ‘Ta do: Apt 3d, Wm Tell. Glover, 3 Har hy jen Scott, ‘NUoudon, 3 ie mos. 900, we i atte dah ior NW Const 19th, Hannibal, Canning, fanb or, 18:08 350 Sid from Honolalu, March 28, Maguolia, NB, for NW Coast: April 1, Cahfornia, do do; Outario, Harbor, do; 7th, Sarah Parker, Nast, doz E Starbuck, do, to cruise; &h, Brooklya, N NWCoast; 10th, Romulus, ‘Mystic, do; Nile, Crecapheeed 2ouh, FE Donnell, N In the Offing, April 1 jorgan, NLondon; Alice, Col: Spring; Abm 'Barke Win ‘Thoinpson NBsdtond! Ves ‘and Catherine, NLondon; Bingham, Mystic; anda ship pei incorrectly reported the Roscoe. 27, ships Hans. Husing, Bremen, 10 mos ay, do, 50 sp; Apal 5, Clementia le, Havre, fn. Mau Ea Gen Ter Hans. Husing, to ‘Alex Barclay. do; Athel. St Joha, NB, do; loth, aun Ville de Rheims, Havre, do; 301 mentine, do. Touched at Mani, March 27, Nile, Neve, Havre. 7 mos, 40 Mere Angelina, Le Cresnieur, do, 9 1p 500 wh Mensing, Bremen, 18 mos, 120 sp 80 wi Apr it elisa, “Matherbe, Hevee,6 ios, oil not stated; Ges Teste, do, fn Oubu. Sid im New Loudon, Oet 9, ship Merrimac, Destin, Iudinn Ocean and NWCoast; ship Dromo, Steel, vo do, (sailed 6:h, but returued 7th, in consequence of the stormn; Lark, Kelly, for India Ocean. Spoken. n, Moore, fm New York for Pictou, Oct 1, lap o jat 40 Bark te 40, lon 72 31 Bark’ 3k Pearce, 24 days from Bostou for Galveston, Sept ‘24. off Loo Key Brig Peshion Kirwan, 8 days from B.ltimore for Antigua, Sept 29, Int 29 38, lon 65 20. 68 10. en Maria, from Baltimore for Antigua, Oct 8, lat Brig, Georgian Britton. 28” days from New York for 8t bay Sept Is off Cape Maize. itor, from New Orleaus, via Key West, for New York, Sept 2, off Koy W woselgn Ports. Cunacoa, Sept U—Brig Almotio, Marcy, disg; schr Auro- ra, (3 masted,) Martin, fm Wilmington, NC. ylacvayna, no daté given, brig Henrico, Paine, for New ‘ork, in Mavsaniti.a, Sept 1f—Bark Ranger, Judson, for Boston, 16th; brig Angola, Bell, from NYork, just arr; Mery El Gregory, for N Yorke, 20 Pct’: Gamuicos (wodate, by the Fay@rtevill at Baltimore) =Brig Heurico, Haine, for NYork 4 or 5 davs. Rua Key, Sept 27--brig kdward ;Tillet, Reed, for New York, Id San Ful 1—Ships Xylon, Mil- ington, for Sa ernon, Given fo lo. berg a som bh Loo Choo, and Susan Drew, di ‘Sr Jour, PRR, Sept Brig Caroling, Hand, of Baltimore. had been ashore and was conde ‘ater Witch, Inuess, for Baltimore; Guedaloupe, Skilling, from Bermuda for Li- Catherine, for B York. 30th, nd Chancellor, Gray, for NYork ne brig Catharine, ‘mond, for Boston do; a ship suppo: cats Bi see apeisgers Nom Portion wen ney Ils ey thas Ole Home Ports. 4 Acrepeaty Oct7—Ary brag Ban, fm Boston, achr Cot mm New New \ Brbrig PD Nevius, John WB: th, are bark Archibald Gracie, trom Bar Barbadoes Chandler, Neuyi- 1d Porto Gabellos Albert, (Bremen) orville, Montevideo ton, next AND, Sept 28—Bri Busines N ey ecora \. Averill. H and a mbt; sehr ore, Sleight, Newnart. Moston: Get tl—Cld ships Gen ry, im NOrleans, Liverpool Newton, Bush, Mobile Marke Com Bogar: dus, Charleston; brigs Quincy, Kempton, Galveston; Wood Bacod, Franklin, Lay Metalt Hak, Plumer, Wilmington, Brera Fii cox, for Quiney, started, but put oxck, bi Charlotte . Richardson, N York; th, Sirah Seavy, Heavey, Ni Vor Willard, th bark Lueerne, Nichols, Wrist te, Clurk, N'vork, ‘21, sailed,’ brig Belfast, Sordon, ‘4d, Tasro, Alien, N York. Cuantraron, Oct 9—In the Olfing, ship Vermilles, Hunt, from Boston; eld, brig Nauvoo, Cozzens, Providence. Gauyesvor, Sept 23—Are brig Herald, Bolls, New Yor 2st, schr Orispa, —=, Brazos Santiago; 20th, steame Crave, New Orleans. Cid 22d, bri 3B Lamar, Hay York; Colorado, Shackelford. Mobi Gronarrows, SG, Oct Arr brig Creole, Whitcomb, ¥ NM, Oct i Nia barks Ge) Taylor, Soute m dot ben tise, from igh Balmer Ys ft arr ‘Elliot; TO Thom atin ‘Delphing, from Philndelpl F feoleruaa tor dos Delaware and nd raaoe, from ie, fro ‘ashing Br Women hesiaes une Catal, Coma, een Acie tr, orand Hayaun, from do for Boston; Nonpareil 1 ere Nr a Beat as he Boston i endian, jo for or Tara ‘Brown, Curacoa Yor Boston, Il, aid bark ter. or B Wi pike: OctS—Arr brig Colorado, Simckeliord, Galyetans tt remington, Philedsip Yennington, ‘ Ber io—Arr sche “Cynosare, Bolles, fm Pi Lonpom’ Willard, Dennis, ftom New Youk. for Fro a ‘New Ornrears, Oct 2—Cld, bark Genesee, Rie 1, Adams, Vera Ort Bet ltint Binatone ane in-sid bark Kive lisaines, (new, of RORY one} Alten, Boston, to load for Calcutta: brig gi eumiers, Charleston; scbs Mary © Ames, Magowia, New York for New York; i jan, Picket, do and, Gomble, N-York: I, Bolomon Piper, Black, Nonvotx, Oct 9—Art bi schr Hope, Harding, N Bedfo Ghonriano, Oct 8-Arrachs Alfred, Decker, Bangor for N Onjenn . 6—Cld, ship Wm Penn, (new,s10 6395ths ean Tete Oh akin Chattetce Pro vipence, Oct l0—Arr schrs Minggold, Risley, Virginia; nias G Kustios Hey P stobinson, ted h de an] Yay dleveland:, is ell Ro itn} ial a euch, 8 Jones, United Braves Are: ‘BM Joues, Virginia. ASTOR HOUSE. New York; R'Mitchell, icks and ‘ady, VD B ‘Tiffen ‘Arultery, 5 lery; B *hards Mrs B: C Richardson, elle ‘Ae w Wri it, Nantucket; J | el , Geogetor inal fi He ea Baee Bost Alabs ar aor x ma; Hoi aroas, Texas; uns 4 Greely, Lt Gay. U 8 Navy d W'Chew 1 Indelphin; Bi Maun, Richmond; J con; L Polk, Tennessee; J Harris, Boston J Wymon, Weise Me A ‘Me ane Mrs B w, Mr naa Sree ME 2b Van Buren, U8 A; A Bost- wick, Flonda; J ‘Thurstoa, Savannah, nt River See Fog, isang: Th Ea Murphy, Fall River; Mrs Fox, Poitlan Providence; G Lock York; rane fen DW Por. Fwemich Bs MT Long. ter, Philadedy i Sprague, Robinson, Hitchcock, ComnecHen ent eer sr ane oat Me and Mrs Ormite St Louis, FRANKLIN HOUSE. ile; High, R Briggs, J Ajanworth, Troy: i He y Adams, B Cutter, Loui: Capt Day, Nor Ohio; © W Ada may, a: SL ee J, Conn; D Dodd, Newark; A Ballpou Gat B Kineard, 3 Cs 1 ov Hitchcock, Coun: M Gon J Wileox, August ae Yan Dyke, Albany; x Kiugimil’ Bullaloy A Rousseam, Troy. Jail Phat W Tho Mc Pleasant; \d Mrs Cempbell a hompaon, Mt I’leasant Wit Waleots Nottolki i 2 MeMauus, Bila Hollen. Baty is Calin, I Frans, ray; © Howard, W Mert, 8 Poston; we Cutich -W Canninghain, J Crew, Albauy; J, Whiting, ‘Smith, Newburyport; W Websier, 8 Huttoras 8 Rdwards Phat ha ford; 8 dw: i lor cham Philads 4 Bry E Tyler, Pittsburzh; M Pi 28 Clapp, o a Haven} ant, Winton: ‘rancis, H Island; . Con W'E' Sones, N'Y; Dr and ‘Mrs Hall, Quebec. JUDSON’S HOTEL. as | ed Mr and Mrs Brinknan, New York; E Sheltot Deby; Rev G H Denham, ie cut; 8 Benton, Mass: Mr'Langdon, Albany; Mr and My New Haven: llows, New Vorks T Jores, Amherst; H ©’ Duran, New Northampton: L Ray, vince ‘Church, Counectrieut; J Dowlin ), Hartford; Hey R Hailan, New 8 Churchman, New wit; T Ri ;@B faa LOVEJOY’S HOTEL Boston; B Ketchum, Plattsburgh: ( 8 Decker, Fort Keeut: 4,8 Baldwin, Ch Bal ea ur cas is Se Wil ¢ awers, /I'r0 Rochester: DJ Davis, Albany; D set ohm NB: W Howiaud. ow Yetiks M We Hudson; Hs, Stockbridge; P A Hale, i BA Whine, oN all, Brid w Rochelle; Nu J Hills, 00; LP Worarat Oneida co; Mr O'Br field; 8 Davi, 04 King, Chatham: J) MeGarvi Lansingburgli; K Nelzon, do; AF P Fi Bedford; JJ Hovey, arp rite Hartford; © WY Barnyit, Schenectady; J W Mahallc dos WH Stewart Fort (lain; WN Becker, Sharon: W W Stratton, doy W 8 Beuchly, NY; J Barry, do Haskell, Utica 1M kil, Gencvas P F Dierebs: Syracuse: Wl do; W Wheeler, Lansingburehy W Van Valkeabu S's don; J Willard, Vergensen Vis & H Fox, Cleveland; cer, Coventry, ‘A'S Amol, JAB town: P R Cole Withamegen Nt iD Car. " roy der, Utica; Mr Davenport, Boston; G W Redding, do; Johnson, Albany: LJ Atkinson #rovidence: ‘1 Sith Seneor J mpson, Schenect id: oe hs he Bie: 2 Maucheers’ MrCheso, Boston; Mr Sherman Bedford; ¥ Bryant, ‘do; D Kimball, Boston; FJ Eldet, Ban- 5s RPL J Perkins jr New Bed lord E Dea- ith, New Bodtor , Albany; Wee shumban, Gas P North, Berlin Ci NORTHERN HOTEL. G Gill. N Havens § Clark d J Glynn, Syracuse; C Chel- lis aud lady, ‘William B Sinit mbia co; Mr vey, Albay: Miss Anthony, Pillai i Mr Keffratriek, Delaware co; A Catskill; Robinson, Hudson: Petaiare doe Mr Laughiin, do; Me Williame, Vin Reujalaer, NJeney; DF Dew.tt, Cold & Witler, Albany. RatHnon’ 'S HOTEL, Chis JI H. Miller, Philadelph Stanley Chadwick, Lebanon; Me and Mes Weed: S'Litile, Beme Cr Weedman, Albany Burwell, K; Stodda lev, Mansfield; Nobie, New York. J Johuson, Buffal Geneva; J-Audrews, Cleveland ns, Sandusky; F ‘Butle ‘TAMMANY HALL. ad W Goodrich, Georgia: W F Coffee, Albany: AY Brann, JH Weod, Massachusetts, ; end, Utien: D Rees, do; AB Steele, io; E, DeKorrest, Troy; J Mansfiel island; Rey Mr Phelps, Counec: ir Ga.es, Albany, ticut; i Russells Troy, M TAYLOR’S HOTEL. wold, Green county; 3 Mrs hs 3 F a nin Pi Leaver, Ohio: Mis adelphia; CG Rutherford, WESTERS HOTE! L Bennett, Steuben county; J ‘Tomy ichols, Rhode Island; GH ‘oousoeket: A C Hall Hariford: 3 Ma oh Massachusetts; CE. Giller. A We > Briggs, do; 4 Partridge, P vs 'y' Fete Me cecrand Inde; Providence; ire 8 A Allen, day Otis, Ohio; 8 Andrews, Conuecticut; E Seavill,'do; D Stevend, do; C'A Wine 2G W Pract, do: Mrs Phinney, do: De Preston do; H P Chapman, Ballston M Warmer. Whode Inland: P'Saes, New York, J. Kirts, Genevas JW, Van Velkenburgh. Malden Brides; Mr Morey, Norwich G Northrop, do; Mr Wilso famiiy, Boston; D Valent b Salem; W Brown, Conn ieuts JD Bacon, Middletown W Hell, iNew Orleans: H Hooker, New Ha J Erie, De- troi Roi FIFTH em apa te Cal OF THE MASSACHU- errs Charitable Mechanie Association, for the en- couragement of Manufactares and the Mechanic A: iy take place at Faneuil and Quincy Halls, in the city of Boston, eco ‘Wednesday, September 15th, of the present "the [Sat saree of the Association, being vested with fa powers to make all necessary foie Vo qnoUnce Our Fifth Exhibition, in full confidence that the various and im- department of Mechavie, and = turing industry to which the inventive genius of our en is constantly giving birth, cannot fail to render this ah bition more valuable, interesting and beneficial than its predecessors. We therefore etfalty invite and solic Manufacturers and Artists throughout the Uni ie Mechanics, to contribute department of labor or skili; articles of al. The bo roducts of k, cotton, wool, hemp, flax, or heir: the creation any production, made of whatever material, which canin any way minister to the comfort or improvement of society. ‘And we hereby off mia of One Hundred and Fifty Doll th ich mach: implement or scienti- Jadges most impor- remiutn of One pr Dol jars for such maci fee be considered importance; aud one of fy Dol jars for that whic! shall I'stand third in this respect. It being understood that suel machine or implement, and, if practicable, scientific dis- cover, form part ‘of the foe bo Exhibit tant to the Medals (of Gold or Silver) or honorary Diplomas, will be the articles exhibited msy deserve es that the strictest impartiality shall be ir distributh Amite maariewous place in the Bxhi e sent in sensou, that they may be Tegistere Superintendent, ‘at Quiney Hali, on or before Saturday, The Freight of ff articlea, machinery, Se which may. e sent for th Is, connecting with the elty. ‘he, are accejtedand act wall eshte : All, fi catia furnish, on tis, it Sa our General Circular, containing the Rulesand Regulations of the Exlubitton. By order of oe Ge 810 Uteod re Tor Balls, Con Vd a nights, for bal ctures. reliei issemblages. A movable stage or ress eh the who idth of the room, has been erected, which, run- ning on a railway, lessens or ‘enlarges its length, nda itto the purposes of the tenant. Spacious dressing and refreshment rooms, containing in themselves a five be nomber of sapere feet than any ball room in the city, have been added to both saloous, ieee in all xuch accommodations as can be obtain- ed no where else in th ‘corresponding with these and other improvements, offers oe ne 1 eet than yore ouant a t posi ‘and in addition, it may, vd for more mmrderai tern than those on whieh it has ever before been obtrin Persons di ing for above or other mrpoees, are 1 erally vited to call and examine the ‘Bul ‘ding. For cons LOT CC TIGAN, Office of the Chinose Museum Saloon, Philadelphia. 828 Iteod*re ane ewe No.6 Old alin any esatty atthe : Ocenia. ‘The streogth ad_quantity renders it cheaper than apy article ever offered to the public. ne bottle, witn care, will last iu a stable two or three years itased areordingly. "The most Astounding cures upon record ean be at ipal des Itcan also be had of fists saddlersy storey and caverns, froughout che city aa ry qenerally. _ or further parti see advertisement inthe Sento the Tis als 38 re. HOSIS: speedily and permmancnt Seas ‘he Pars elt rly fears Pega Ns ‘use in ran ‘an en tromghout the Kingdom of magi more in Wer, medicine for Henves, Bi Bot Cit * aa proprietor offers Mise totes be mean fall eouthdence oftheir sige with sign ‘of. KiRBRIDE, a . All orders, accompani fe eash,and po: pnnetanily tended to. Persons desiring the agency, by addressing jove, post paid, with good reference, will receive immediate attention. ‘87 3ov*m FOR SALE—And must be di d of fore the Ist’ November, « larce fine brown Ma very kind in hamess. and will stand in the street without tying. Sh ight, years old, xud has recently trot- ted round the ears ie Course in three miautes and eight wid ferior driver. befure a wagon Ww 363 Tbs aol only on aecouut of the present owner leink the Gk 5 ‘or further part jars lense enquire AME! GRALEY, 01 Elrabe bincksmith shop. neat Grad at. no TY HOSE THAT WISH TO JOIN Phin REGT’ OF U. & ANTILLERY.— Wanted for the ‘tot Regiment of Arailery, 400 able hodied men, between the fen of 1B and 30 years, to which good pay, rations, and Aodding will be given. Apart trom the above, ‘a farm of 160 acres, or $100 Treasury Serip, mud 612 boumy. (Apply af the p roons, at No. 25 3 Greenwich, No. Washing 38 Chachaun streets; also at the Arenal Yard, £ White and Ceutre ats, New York 16 101 rendezvo ton, aud ant ufoad 38 mi care yi and 60 Talles from, hi: it for location not surpasse? WY, mn the line of theta JOH DT HILL. 520 Lat¥rre FOR SALE—Alaige number of valuable Lots situ- ale fe inthe village of Williamsboreh, fronting on North 2d, Con Iinan, Jarkson, Withers, Frost, iow avean Lorimer streets, ‘These lots will’ be sold pon favorable terms. Avply to JOHN SKILLMAN, Jun. at his house North 2d street, near Union Avenue, cn Monday idav. re PUBLIC HOUSE TO LET —The oo aes Mercer street, comer of Howard street. wo large vaults, one ‘on Mercer be street, belonging to house. For surther Jars inquire at425 Broaswav. 828 4t®m FOR SALE CHEAP OR EXCHANGE—The two story and attic brick House and Lot, situated on the northerly side of Twenty-first street, between the- 2d Ayeuues, and knownas in the row. Apply to K. RK, 31 Wall st., over t Mechanics’ Bank. TOLET Fuw THE WINTER—A suit of hand- ug of two parl-srs on first floor, with closets aud pautries, and pri- ‘The house 1s replete with mod. ern improvements th hot, cold, and shower baths, and light ‘vate tables ed with gas throughout. ‘The situation is pleasant and respect- being but the second block from able. roadway, east side. fooms now ready for inspection. Enquire at $37 picgsom street 012 Gt! TO CaritALISTS KOK BALE —Tie ies and Lot, No. hth Avenue. between Greeaw! ST rasattnl Foureesath rece with a ssoreonaeraca dccupied by an upholste; 130, Seven Houres aud Stores on Greenwich Avenue, ne Eighth Avenue, now rented for, crockery, hardware, millinery, drygnods, f and apothecary stores, good teunite desirable, in consequence of there similar to Chatham Square near the Eighth Azeane, ‘upon whieh mowey will be loaned towards building,” Apply’to G. H. WINTER, 31 Wall street, over the Miechica 012 12t*rh KOK SALE—A VALUABLE FARM ov Staten formerly known as the Ridgway property, con- ing of about ae sixty Ave, eres of land in a high state of fence e tampike road runs through aipoaeded ou one side by a creek, from may always be obtained, A large of the land is well adapted for be hers, are two ngs, exce s within halfa mile of the Janding ea, where the steamboat Raritan calls daily, and four . $ from’ Port Richmond. For terms and further pasticulars, apply to Mra. MacGregor ou the premises. £10 It W& F# re pytcH BULBS. ~The subscribers offer twr sale ir usual assortment of Dutch Bulbous Roots, con ae pen space ix froot Also two Lots in E Fourteenth st narcissus, jouquils, ae: "Also n large collection of green’ hi seeds. Bonquets of choice towers at ill seasoi _s2l 30t*re DUNLAP & 4 SON, 635 Broadway. FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES—The Subscriber is selling all descriptions of fine Gold and Silver Watches aud Jearl rely ‘at retail, lower than any Shethouse in the city, “All Wr arranted time, or the mone returned. change Gold Ww. ches as low as $20to $25each. Watches ifowelry repacred in the beat muyer at-mucls [ews than the es, LU importer of of Watches s and. emeee Whot Ihtisnad ® Wall LOOK at bei: rabbers, all the ladies, gents, boys, misses and chil chuspar ties any shor sstahiniimencia this city, a8 07 Davee: way, one door above Franklin street. 06 MMteod# rre M. CAHILL. WM.M. YOUNG FORMERLY 4 ANN STREET butnow the Paris Boot Kanporium, is manufeeturing the best quality of French Calf Boots for $4 50, equal to the best sold in other stores for $6 und $7, made to order for he Jo fine Calf Sewed Boots, his own make for $3 5, id warranted to give satis tent Corgress Boots jaiters, &c. constantly to keep good seWaches and Jewelry ex- equal to any sold in this ci an faction.4Gen. Tas lor’s MiP Boor $275; made fats order for $3 75. Boots, Shoes, on han Ao, ‘Military and cork sole Boots made tocorder, with » Ene assortment of ail goods in hi Comer of Fulton and Nas- sau streets, opposite tl mn 30ce re WM. M. YOUNG, ee Ry ES A, FLATTERING TALE”—Bat ROBERTSON Hatters, 99 Fulton street, in Sreic advertisements, cll nothing bat what is strictly true — ‘They do not, like a certain friendly competitor, try ‘to come Ww” over the world by reiterating the announcement that there's a better Hat coming;” for they sincerely believe that they. have produced the best Hat that can be manufactured. Neither do they assume that their Hats can be readily distin: guished by the nap, which, when agitated by the air, becomes Getached luto delicate end graceful > ‘They are mostly, remarkable for having, the jets,” without the "flottants,” oF in in plain English, for preserving their sinooth pearance in all weathers, whether the winds blow high or Mow low. ‘The beau monde (with or withoat mustaches,) who wisely stops the hug and atiends to the ef low thei own noses; instead 09 6 re MUSICAL ihe from London, solic’ a of hing Piano Forie, Singing and Violin, whereby his pupils ensure a rapid improvement ina very short time. Pupils who would have the tuition of a careful ond Pr ookaaaty 3 muster, please cailat 65 Franklin street oor east fr Brouday’ ences, H.C. Timm. GL PIANO FORTES JAMES BBaeON, 88 Walker stre iy laily finishirg, en Dy feom his very superior horizontal grands. down ing *ll the improvements of ith ha augge: by his own experience in the business. Au! his instraments are manufactured for the city trade, and no pains or expense pene to render them at apts equal to those of »ny other manufacturer in the country. 1 to Pisin 6M oct the day DAL RANS vin CHARLES. KEY WEST—To sail at 10 AAM., the lendia va ‘0, Built expressly teamer, havi been tho- ne various ents, safe and sp edy, will Hien ‘above, . for roughly refasterieds which render her commodio for New Orleans, via Chorle: under the skilful command ‘of Captain ‘Jeremni Smith. ip has ample state room jations, and every convenience to ensure One trip for her pes For freight to New Orleans, or passage to either of the al rts, apply-to the captain on board, foot of 10th street, Kast iver; Horatio Eagle, 63 South st., or to T. F. SECOR & Co., Foot of 9th street, ET _Postively no freight received on board efter Saturday ning, 16th inst. BT steamer carries coal sufficient for the whole ed to make the trip out in seven days. VERN NEW. ORLEANS Touinana ands Line cf Packets—To sail Monday, Oct ecw and splendid fast a ling ieket shy ‘Jas. B. Ingersoll, master, is now loading, and wi Tas abov: her Fegan da eld ‘or freight or passage, haviug auperior farnished accom: mpdutious apply on board, at Orleans wharf toot of Wall st, if K. COLLINS, £6 South st. ry, who will prompt © Kicents in New Orleans, Mr. W Wy forward al aod ta hited ne eight willbe received on boned after Satu. packet ship LOUISVILLE, M. Hunt, master ceed the Clifiou, and sail Thursday, Oct 28, her rege —Paeket of 12h October— —The celebrated fost sailing and frvorite Capt, Lael will positively id the 12th of October, and from Pe out to procerd to jends,cannot select Je oF thowe Wishing to rend fe eyance, secure Hershey ot board fog CA Peck BaF & J.T. Fae OTT, 86 South LAM chang enned gad rranigl cal ogni L Bae Faxiavan ord foward street. Job notice, ohieutem recites CONGRATS Algona ABHIONABLE DANCING, No.1 Washington Pisce, ne PA IN i DESIARDING of the Royal Aeademy bi es, ne ber renydenas, 74 Leon! y Sep. Uember 36cand st Nos Washington. Place on Saturday, Octor oh wh introducing several will have the pleasure of y new, which she has just received from Paris Besides the usual Dances ta ht in the cluges, Mille D. will tench the olka Mazurk: znrke and otk Quadritles; various Polk w waltz cing temps, a fi nd the new and dosti “walts | Retows. le D. tal thod of returning thanks to rous patrons, and begs also to state, that those ladi themen who may honor her wi "th red” that she, will tak Tn way, oat sale and Also, ee naa Sra uaue le of Sole Leather Tranks or fearopean travel, and Portmants eee Indies, South America, baa fi ry ULAB LINE OF ni’ ORLEANS rhe’ ee wing well known, fast sailing and favor packet ships have accormmo- ations unsurpassed for cabin, second cabin and steerage pas- Sengers, and will ositively sail as advertised, or passage free, 0 AP OKO Capt. Howe, Oct. 14th, CLIFTON, Capt. Ingeitoll, Oct ‘ith, The ARKANSAS, Japt. Fi Nard, Or ng to proceed to New Orleans, will do well e ry exther the above packets, a the Srat class ships, comment led by men jenced oad will sad) rer eae Wvi< cd hele pie days. Serths. arply on boar ners W'S 7 TAPRCOTT, 6 Routh at We of the wae rag FOR LIV ERE U Ol net Oct.—The first lass fh PHEN WHITNEY, Capt ay 1,100 tons, ee re her reg Having ‘very superior accommo e bie ty rere ry jd take immediate api WOSEVH Mt comer of Pi acres 8 P.8.—Perons destrous of sending for their frien conntry, ean have them bronght aut in the above very favorite packet, or any other ofthe line. by applyin ye yom cole ee mA rai and Eldridge, will jy her regolar 06 rx) street, .. Sri solu a argon pe 7 muon with pectost Rone genuine except sigued by Striker, with red ink. at rte ADIES’ DE} PGi - a ab —Head a sof New Yoru ete te re, ’s newly ie aly fier oes sit perfectly clean, ant the alghte fo the clothes, he ia of abr, three munuces ime, a le, aud ca ed bya chi . feta ne ordicary washing of family ean ve done of labor. JON, No Peay, A rery excellent chon can be seen on exhibition irof the American Institute, on the bridce to Cas ‘as i ‘Garden. 07 12t* re ONTHLY KEPORT FOR SefTEMBER—O1 the New York Medica! and Surgical Institute, No. 75 Cham bere 6 ASES SUCCESSFULLY TREA‘ TED. 4 Eruptions on Skin, Contivencat er compl Cases of Gleet, Balan 2 Con riary Venereal, 5 Cholers Morbus, 4 Gasewo Dyspern, 13 be 3 Primary Consumption, 4 Pyseutsry, Stud 6 Saud in nthe Bladder, 1 Chrome Enteritis, 12 Sore Eye: 4 Cases of Piles, sl ep as postite, 7 Cases of Gleet. ESSPUL ‘OPERATIONS AND CURES 4 Indolent Uleers, Accidents attended to, 6 Irritation of the neck of : Operation for Phymosis, Bladder and preva, 3 4 of Inguinal Rup- 13 Aerlenaren of U: Unger, 3 Operations for Fistula in 1 Operetion on the lij lip. 2 Operations for Hydrocele, ‘Ano, 1 Operation for Deformity 4 Caves retention of Ur of 1 Peach Stone removed from ‘Throat, 4 Operations on the Eyes, “3 Excisions of Uvula, 8 Secondary 8 Primary Chancres, 7 Gonomhes, 5 Kheumatism, 1 Eucyated Tumor remoy- ed, 2 fimpatrlcas 3 Hemorshoical Tumors DR. HOMER BOSTWICK, 06 Mt*re Physician and Surgeon. SHOULDER BRACES, aud BODY BiL'ls—Agate’s Premium Patent Elastie Shoulder Brace, so lug ly re- commended and Eeromioed b te most emin igeons in this country for childres who are lis to stoo} round shuaidered, orefiected spine. persous with weak- consuunptive or sedentary ness, Cel pain in the chest, hose ‘confined’ by stndy, or athe withig. Jes ay je to brace the fiud them an iuvalual s! a free and « ealth7 Be id Uinborers, by Ihad wholesale auc retail as Gntenenst Abed celebrity of Meen Fi Powder for restoring. beautify’ complexion, has excited the cupidit who are offering spurious counterfeits. importers, deem it, therefore, ju themselves om fraud aud impos ‘The genuine article has the wi Co on the ‘0 porters, Hobbs & Co., 1 re on and retail of Druggists and Per menerally in New York and throughout the United Hate itera rive 25 and 50 cents. 24 I2teod*m OTICE—C AU) TIONSNEXT OF TIN —the per at Jaw and next of kin of the Messrs. UND. cessed hassel yrotnton all pecgons ho sony posses'on of any property of the deceased, against. dispo Of or appropriating same, without due notice to the uuder= signed, with whom. they er juested to communicate forth- with. HULL B. REID, 8 Upper ie ‘t iia ela, PELHAM J. MAYNE,7 Jand street, Nonbline fy eign. licitors of said Heir at Law and Next o! or through WILLIAM. L, KENNEDY, No. fas John atrect, New York; or Messrs. JAMES LEE &’ CO., No. 11 Broad street, New York. 066 eod*m _ OOFING—The American ori pes|tios Hop Roofieg. aa has been executed on over 1000 buildings, can be obtained. bi any who are desirous of evading the heavy expense attendant upon the old customs of ‘oti iy ah. application to the inven- torand manufacturers, Ne loustou street, near Broadway ; and the subscribers woul rgd add, that after ° cessful practice, they have succeeded in over ional objection which has been brought sgainst ystem of roofing, and are prepared to demonstrate its periority over all other systems of roofing now in use. price is 4}¢ to $d on wood, and 3d on old tin. R. BEMAN & CO Wewish the pnblic notto confound this system witha bab tae tar roofing in this city, purporting to be the same. eodét*re B36 ,000 Gxoelinemneto mit epitents, on bo duetive eal estate in this city oF Brook Hil be Toamed {gra erm of yours desired. 8. BROAD, No. 11 ‘all street, in tthe Croton Water }, basement. _an27 Stteod®re TNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL «LI- NIQUE. The poor of the city, who are unable to pay forpro‘easional advice, are informed that they will recely mallbal tiseqhinie overt Mecter eacsauniee toe deen ee applying at the College Building, 639 Broadway. The tienta will call at hal tie uine o'clock. and wilt be vescribed for until halt past 2. ‘These Cligiques will he at- ended be Professors KS) UNIVERSTEY EYING IN CHANIT" wigs Ungwatasad Vrofeasional assistance im their confinement will ave theneceasary aid furnished them. by leaving their ad tress with FORD, 109 Teuth at. 06 te Dierie AND GRAVEL—DR- G. would call the attention of invalids to his vegetable Mixture, a9 highly Nalobraped “tvegenont the n’s Great American Memedy. Dz. ure all who desi ‘—All poor wo- Ueameaty i t Dossesses pro} will meet all classes of disease ; that it canuot be taken out benebt. and that for proof of its gieat curative powers he begs leave to refer to cert ficates of cures from all sections of the country which are in possesion of his agents. ‘hes have sold this medicine for four years past for all inde of complaints andl be abe to ‘of ‘chuvacter. fanghn weuld earnes Deal] ond ¢ miner athe neat foretcr Tt wil show why one remedy ls Kornedy fnimegvesip: compotsdee. y offered for Dropecy, Gravel, Fe- ., kidne; ‘a female medieine’ the Gr ahaa curatlves, ever ‘ken a she syste a eee single instance has it ever 2 to without Testoring to a healthy state the debilitated frame. Let the drop- 4.30 oz. bottle n that disti t the suf: t com- convince ttle, $1; 3007. do, $2 ¢ oF nix r $5, 30 oz, for $10, if taken at One time ‘tice iit the sale of article Hy Nassau street, y Storrs & Co.. 21 North street, aon, 288 Baltitnore a Baltim ight 151 Chartres stree 4 Mis. E, Kidder, 100 Court street, Boston, and b} ts generally throughout the United Btates and Canadas. 19 ISteod* re R, 1M DUANE STREET. between Chatham r the fast fourteen yeas u pat Ry man in New ‘eases of th Suriciure— Cooper has discovered a new method b he can cure the worst form of stricture in from one to two weeks, with eopresiy wey, pain to ent. Constitutional debility, re 2 c ey men ‘This, when too freely indulges owas of the limbs and small ort back, ers ‘ot intelleet and aversion to society. A cure warranted in every o13 1t®m 204% Fulton street, the treaténent of private disess: as. Accoleatgte olnctint, ants p.tmeption OF coaatet ears, enable him to perform speedy and. permanent curess= ‘trangera would consult their welfare by enlling ou Dr. M., and examining his clans on their confidence. See Dr. Ms diploma, with the sigoatures of Sir Astley Conver, Sir A. Cailisle, &e., in his office, 2043 Fultou street. ton bys secret ‘able Fel ed in yy, young 2 Nati time to RIVATE Dis! ISEASES—ES' PABLISHEL HOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUAC) Pe A members of the New York Doleae of Medicine to Ge. having devoted their attention during the last ages of a x years to vate nature, can confidently promise to persons asafe and permanent cure, without mor confinement from business. iF GONOKRHCA, or Byphll entment in from four to eight Bre ay ion! cone a o ird of the time neral 'RICT" RES "OF, “THE caer (considered by ioe medical men as ingurable) success(uliy treated without Torhoweautiering them CONSTITUTIONAL DEB or SO OTUNN AEG EMISSIONS, produces Sven enh prudence, the moat beneficial effects may be relied upon from the treatment chia College. PORTANT NOTIC! a .—Persous suffering from any of the above cvniphglase re ing in the coun rd ie in- convenient to make pe ronal application, can have forwardeé to them a chest containing all medicines requisite to perform a radical cw ‘ith full directions as to diet, by statin their symptoms, Ome of ccatraction, and treatinentrec ei ve elsewhere, if any, a Se TER AN oe Reripaes direct edto Office o the College of Medicine Sand area am street, New Vork VELPEAU’S arECIYIC PILLS vOR the radical cure of gonerrhaa, on a ems and all mocopurulent discharges from the wrethra. ‘ills, the reault of ewenty bie, experience in the Hos by their ag ae fallible remedy f diseases of time than any other remedy, agreeing with the stomach or conf Price * per box. remedy for impoten ingore Shs cme os a ingle bo'tles senk'ahh packed, and sent to all parts of the Union men $5; carefully RICORD'S A TURE. OR the permanent cuse of primary or ae i ‘yenerea) ulcers, nodes, or any Gomolaint produced by at injndisions use of mercury, or unskilful medical treatment I persons gnapecting venereal tint reragining in th i ayater should use this power! viet ‘without delay. as 10, person pe a) Bt having the venereal dscns Tate a pantie cleansing the system, with this justly eel cele: brated iain single bottles st $1 each; $3: carefully packed and sent x oll purest the aleatomme St CONCENTR “AND SASSAFRAS. AREA NTIA REPARED by the New York Coll Pirie ied br he apron Sipe This refined and ie ly como en possessing al the purifying qu sd eurati ‘av [eedadacnals Sveoe fvand ratize oer ofthe perigee any extract of Saran; ia at present before th i relied on asa certain remedy for ail dy Pats wo on, impure state of the bloos Tras scrofaja and saltrhew ulcers, pain in the bones 01 fee ah al ulcerated a th ay rom we secondary — syphilia or au 1 ae of mercury. din ee yereee ny eee Vols r Cases forward cand 1 NtemA reel ec Office open from 8 Av! 013 1¢*re rR HARDSON, M. D. feosan servers Now York