The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1847, Page 4

Ses ree mall 0° oe a on TS Geid Pens—Free Competition—No , Gearon & Co,,71 Cedar azeet. who'cmle and ve: deniers in not ponte ¢ oF ae ‘ofany atyle ai pen, ‘They keep all kinds, with: he gesertions ofall others to the eoateary 1 ot oie veil thran teach Dicey se wil yield ode: ices ene tson a pea Toss than others are = i thais ne mood bats tarde se cwene chased els-where tyr $7. Qu fe also 20 a Brat rate boot at $3°50, which is usuaily sold for $5. Double soled w y eproot f bao ott 50. $5 00. and $6 00, Jones bas the tra busivess—light expenses n.d smal profs “Kilo parchased at 4 Ann street are warranted © ou Boots which are Bovts.—Wrench Voots can Boot Kinyorium fv" $1 Mcaua’ © $8. Also, Pine ¢ tor wg Canpncn OF a mar 4 mpact cous‘ructi ith articles, th BOT spt comrast cot ecet from there usotiness tort iug RN leg pth be @84UN Pocket and Pen Kutves, iKazors, etc —-A eft assortment of th the above can be seen at the ducers to ferwend thels when we may look for « more rapid rise in prices than we have renlised for many months. It is possible the demand for export may at first be principally for Indian corn, and that large shipments of that grain may be more or less prices for all other kinds, it is our impres- country, in connection with the advance reported in England by the last two arrivals, is pretty good evidence that it is generally feared that the supplies will not be equal to the demand, and that as the season advances, prices musi advance also. SSS ee CITY TRADE Ku PORT. New Yoru, Tvespay Arrernoon, Oct. 19. news by telegraph, published in an Extra Herald, busi- limited. Merchants were inclined to pause till the re- i's nety of scissors, nail Pefiebed stee’ goods goods. “tiUNBR PEt ad eat ae “ Beneath the ral- of men entirely ent, Te pen lemercior wan van the rnb) cae EU. are the best get cheapest an the world, Those wh» want the Mavigation of the Unio itiv Time. State of Beer -Oct. 11...5 feet 4 w+ Oct. 12. 5 feet 6 ine + mos» Bept $0. ..9 feat, + Oot, 18...+9 feat 6 in. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Oct. 19-6 P. M. In consequence of the celebration to day of laying the corner stone of the Washington Monument, neither of the boards of brokers were in session, and we are there- fore without our usual sales of stocks. The effect of the European news upon the stock market did not appear, and we shall have to wait the meeting of the boards to- morrow—Wednesdsy—for further developments, ‘The news from England, commercially, is exceedingly important, and so far as the failures are concerned, much more unfavorable than was generally anticipated, but not so much so as would have been the case had we been more intimately connected with these houses. The heaviest failures among those reported, were concerned in the East India trade, and many of them are in no way connected with this country. We shall consequently escape in a great degree these disasters, which a different state of things would have created. ‘The Citizens’ Insurance Company of St. Louis have declared a semi-annual dividend of twenty per cent. The value of merchandise exported from Boston to foreign ports, for the week ending Oct. 16th, was $238,792, of which $140,361 was in domestic products, $23,867 in foreign products, and $74,574 in specie. ‘The Georgia Railroad Company have declared a diviz dend of three per cent from the profits of the past six months. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the condition of each |’ of the banksin New Hampshire, on the first Monday of September, 1847, compared with previous returns :— Banxs or New Hamrsuire. Loans. Specie Deps. Cir. 5 36: 9,881 24,364 98,133 2, 4,358 49,508 6 29,866 = 97.6: 8,817 53.917 9,875 30,095 3048 = 2,971 6.165 15662 78 902 4509 9463 79.777 10,506 20,059 98,549 1783 21,748 37,20) 12720 84583 (99595, 12.996 49293 76,708 fou as seria i 35,917 92 51,786 99. 47,102 181,962 7,101 68, 08 537.458 1,512 081 115,334 ments of these departments, during the past three years. There appears to have been a steady ex- pansion in the banking movement of all the New England ‘States, but we do not look upon this increase as being illgitimate in the slightest de- gree. Within the past five years, there has been a wonderful increase in every branch of industry in New England, and there has, consequently, been a greater de- mand for banking facilities, which the banks have in a measure supplied Wemuch rather see this gradual, but steady. increase, than those fluctuations which have heretofore been so sudden and ro frequent. So long as the incresde in banking capital keeps pace with the in, Crease in trade and commerce, there will be very little danger of running into extremes—very little to fear from an over inflation of credits. = The semi-anousl report of the Mchanics’ Bank of Augusta, Ga , of the first Monday in October, 1847, pre- sents the annexed statement of its condition :— Mecuanics’ Bank or Avcusta, Geo. $500.00 665 569 164 985 Resulting balance with agencies. Total lisbilities..... Ass LE + «$239,781 lotes of other banks. sees 23,970 ount due by banks. «+ 114,847 running to maurit; + 372313 Notes ted runnin, to mata’ rity, rs 363,559 = apd notes under protest. os 15,635 lo yy ing over, not un- der protest. . . 4,046 16,873 25,000 70 132 40,597 Seven per cert. do. . Stock in other Institutions. 3 a8 060— $1, 389,018 A comparison of the leading departments of this in- stitution for several periods, compares as follows :— Oct. 184, April 46. April “7, Oct. "47. - 396,822 esee aaN 363,959 48,350 665.038 365 569 + 173,745 Sees iran 239,781 T1a8T 91,698 241,033 164,985 The aggregate movement has been reduced since April last, $486,976. This decrease has been confined almost entirely to the circulation, there having been a reduction in that department of $476,550 within the pastsix months. The fluctuations which have taken Place in the circulation of this bank within the eighteen monthg, have been enormous. We cannot account for the rapid increase and decrease, as we donot understand the necessity for such tremendous changes in such an important department of any banking institution. They are ruinous to those engaged in commercial pur- suite, and a bank properly conducted would not exhibit such expansions and contractions, The discounted Paper of the above bank, not considered good, on the first Monday of October, 1947, compared with Apri! last, is ranked as follows :— April, 1847. 4 otes discounted running to maturity $323,099 beet 5 which is considered doubtfu . airs ib aid notes under protest, Ae ia vine over, uot ‘wider Bro: B 4546 4,046 nd 19'382 16,873 afi 29,419 20,339 befal 12,931 - This shows a moderate im ‘provement in the value of paptomeng Paper of the bank, since the last semi- The amount received for tolls at Buffalo, Rochester, and Oswego, during the second wook in October, in the years 1845, 46, and °47, is as follows :— 1947, 32118 44 8,650 85 Totals... ....4.- 99149554 9841798 «= 99 7 ‘The woekly receipts from tolls during the remainder of the season for navigation will be very large The ad- ‘vance in prices for breadatuffs in the seaboard markets of this country and in Englan will induce many pro- bushel, which was not conceded by purchasers. There were sules of pork indicating some improvemeut in meas, while prime remained about the same, Groceries were quiet, Asues Small sales of pots were made at $6 60, and of pearls at $8 Breapsturrs—Flour—Sales 200 bbis. new Genesee 1e8 in various small lote » including Michigan were made ut $6 62)¢; other footed up in all about 3,000 bl new. at $6 60; and Oswego at $6 563<c.; 20 do Adam? brand sold at $6 624, and asmall lot (50 bbls) new railroad sold at $7 fiat acesueentesceiged acaes 0 gules were reported —Holders were fi ‘and asked 760 for mixed, and 78 for yellow. —Sales of 400 bbls. Western New York were made at $3 50. We heard of no sales in that or other descriptions of grain Receipta down the Hudson River, October 17th and 18th. 2. Flour. ... 7,400 barrels. * Corn Meal. . 30. Wheat 2,300 bushels. + 2,200 37,500“ Cor: re rep Corron— hem market was unsettled by the news, and we heard of no sales worth reporting. Fis—Sales of 800 quintals of dry Cod were made at $3 564 a $3 60 (good quality) There were 3,500 quin- tals afloatunsold Mackerel bag dull; sales of 200 or 300 bbls were made, includi at $8 50a $9; No. 28 at $6 75 a $7. and No. 3s at $8: 38. The 9500 bbis. afloat uns-ld. Herring—Sales o! were made, including scaled, at 55 cts. , No. 2s at 42 ots., and No. 3s at 30 ots. Hemr—No sales were reported. Leap—Sales of 1600 pigs were made yesterday after- noon at $4624. Nava Stones—Dealers were waiting steamer’s mail news. O1.s—Transactions were suspended, while prices re- mained nomiually the same. Provisions—Sales of 200 bbls mess pork were made at $14 8734; and 100 & 200 do prime, were made at $10 50. ‘There was nothing doing in other descriptions. Rice—Sales of 100 tiercesof the new crop, received per Southernor to-day, were sold on private terms. Sucar—No transactions were reported. Prices re- mained about the 18. Whatenone continued dull. Wuisxey—State Prison, in bbls, was held at 320, but iso firmer. ents of moment. SS TELEGRAPHIC. New Orveans, Oct. 12.—Cotton—The market con- tinued firm, without salee of moment. Good fair we quote at 11c® 1140; good and choice 11Xc a 120; stock 42.000 bales. Flour—Sales of 6000 barrels were made, consisting of Illinois and Ohio brands, at $4 50a Wheat—The market continued bare of sup- plies, and no sales were making worth reporting. Corn—Sales of about 20,000 bushels were made, ly sound western mixed, at 63 cents. Oats— Sales of 3,000 sacks were made at 32 cents; prime St. Louts were held at 39 cen Sugar dull; striotly prime to choice N. O. sales at 634 a 73s. ‘Whiskey 21 a 213%. Provisions no change. Sterling bills 5 a 6,634 ma 63¢ premium; N. Y. sighs, do. } a1 discount. Freights, no change. Agee! Battimore, Oct 19, P. —The news brought by the 63/490 93.772 | steam ship Missouri at New York, and by the Cambria 1.999 _57,360 | at Boston, was received here by telegraph, and had the 651727 1,665.49 | effect of unsettling the market. Before the receipt of too 1109 967 | the mews holders of produce were firm. Subsequently 352 534 1,391,585, operations were made, and merch od fue alge beef te ni ade, ant chants seemed in: These returns show a steady increase in the move- | mail before moving. Me it for fuller de’ lopment of particulars by pork was held at firmer prices, and whiskey ulso coptinued firm Nothing new in fre Stocks—Maryland 6 per cent interest bonds stendy at 86, eee Married, Ja this city.on Monday the isth inst , by the Rev. Ly- man H Atwater, of Connectiout. Mr Jonny Bucxinc- HaM, of Zanesville, Obio, to Miss Hanniezt L. Bennet, of Fairfield, Connecticut, Died, On Monday evening, 18th inst., Oscan, youngest son of Charles G and Margaret A. Bolander, aged 8 months and 18 days, The friends and relatives of the family are rerpect- fully invited to attend his funeral this day, (Wednes- day) at 3 o'clock, from the residence of ne parents in Harrison street, opposite Chever place, South Brooklyn On Monday morning. 18th inst, of cholera infantum Frepenicx J., infant son of James M. aud Mary L Jugnes, aged two months and nine day. ‘ewiains will be taken to Port Richmond, Staten Idead, for interment, thie, dey, (Wednesday) "at 11% Welock AM, from 42’ Dominick street On Monday, 18th instant, of consumption, Baiport Mittion. wite of Robert Million, aged 33 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and of her brothers Daniel and Louis Martin, are requested to attend her funeral this (Wi ) afternoon at 3 o'clock, from her late residenc Lareh ‘treet On Monday, 18th inst., after a short but severe illness, Pxiir Maroney. in the 80th year of his age, a native of Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland, The friends of the family and those of his brothers-in- law, John Michael aud James Mahoney, are respectful ly invited to attend his funeral this day, (Wednesday) at 36 o’clook, from his late residence, 9 Theatre alley, without further invitation On Tuesday, 19th inst., Mrs, Mania Lronons, wife of Lewis Leonori. ‘Lhe funeral will take place at 10 o’clock A. M., on the 2ist inst, from her late residence, 449 Broome street, near Broadway. The remains will be taken to Green- wood Cemetery. a oe, Mr Perpigaaa: Mi bordes, of elphin; Messrs’ Binoche, ‘lorean,, Marchal, Levois, Mr and Sic Witlemaut, Mr alice, Mr Prady. Meg Parker and chil- 1, Wiiber, Schleicher, ‘Mrand Mrs Bocker, Mr Muaroe and family, Mraud Mrs Luis, Mr Cahuzac, Mr Bidault, M and Mrs Leatilhon, daughter ‘and niece, Mr and Mrs Ri Lorenzo Braan, Mr Maccarty, Mr Poole, Rev Messrs Sad! Daniel, a larris jurer, Messrs Follain, Benjamus Ehian, Basquin, Mrs Weger, Mrs Poamsatler, Mrs <—Shii Rev J Jenkins, Indy, 6 chil- drea, and servant; Rev aie wey 4. gail t. London; Ball we Rodriguez, Heury, Miss ¢, Seotlan: lady, London; P ascal, Germany ; J Horan, J Gannett, PE Hart, A Wiitiiroy, R Brock, C Wood, London, sad 182 the mn ivenrooe—Shi ie Hottinguer—Mrs T Street, Charleston, S Cs Toane Cohen and lady, Mees Ki Cohen, Mise Ne 8 Cohen, Ha- milton, Rail, ener Arthee Ba cey, Manche vei J Bisveaten, ‘Monneben, Irelands Mile Wit Oreea, N York; Mrs Bursley'and family, do--300 in the steerage Baemen—Bark Cory e—E Kersten. A Kersten, C Doppen- schmiat, A Tudaro rpe—28 in the steerage. (i Hanixeron -Stenmahip Southerner Mra. A Dickyon and famity ; Miss Gilman, M id, Mrs Hitchcock Miss Hitcheock, J N Boesch, Patrick O'Donnell, hugeve T Dent, Thos Deveaux, H N Deugett, G8 Blake, E Stove, W P Tefft T D Edsow, Joh Holman, Jone Wi Drury, DL Darden, ‘4 3 L LU ol rennan, Bowers! Harvey B Phillipe, Wan Ht ——— cotton Spof- CHanceston—BSteamshi) ford Tien & co—100 cas ie—45 bales cottou © Dord MARITIME HERALD. Serene Ere Port of New York, October 40, 1847, SUN RISES +6 18] Moon sets vee 203 see eee 5 12] MOM WaTER eiee 447 a alien —— Cleared. —Ocilla, (wew) Stark, St Mar! E D Harlbut & AR Fy & TR Palen: Ann, BaP NG Mary W.Gachsane ftichmond de a Sloope--Oncar, Godfrey. Fall Kiver; Willard, Dennis, Pro- vidence. Arrived. French mail steanship Missouri, Morin, Cherbourg, Ist instant. Steamship Southerner, Berry, Cha leston 65 hi jf ford Titeston keto, Af 6 olclorke, Guadey. passed, sroatee agnonrt 47 bouts from New York Ie New Oitoen terns ine in sight meta, the former ne former for Charles Mor o'elua the steamer Nort ton, the tatter for ew On Facket ship. Wellington don and Payee moat 9 12. with tee to Gi coat _Muaruen & 9th nud 10th, expenenced heavy from 8 to N Tent tale, er Téth lata 1 W, tou 64 36, spoke ship Osceola, for wapplics before navigation Leet for high prices from this to next June, Reptees fs Ce,s wd sah coamrant nares The firmness with which the farmers have held on to their new crops, ond the Limited reesipts, compared with the immense produs- tlon, since the harvests, have had « very important in- fluence upon prices, and are likely to have a more im- portant influence after the close of navigation. It is ‘our opinion, that » very active demand for bread stuffs for shipment will arise before the lapse of many weeks, a f (of Marseilles, 45 rave mole ship redone chal eet is St Bi and rice Dew! SenrJ A meg Si made before there is much movement in flour, but as i ‘an advance in prices for one kind of grain influences sion that broadstuffs generally, will command high prices throughout the approaching wiuter The advance realized withia the past month im all the markets of this Sarah Blizabeth, Owing to the ciroumstance of its being a sort of holi- day, in consequence of the ceremonies performed in honor of the laying the corner stone of the Washington monument, combined with the receipt of the Cambria’s cariat, New } orl soon, Dillit Wiim gone NC; 5m Etizabet! do; Jeremiah Da: hw Somers, do; Uipsey, Ul: Beclen. ac; Chaslote, ume 8, dos Davenport, New hneesema Roope Gaited Beatze. Brogkiyn; ba'ges Samuel Griscom, Robivagu, do; Abeqail Hosely, Jersey City: Pottsville, , N York; WP Gtkiusoa, dos Comet, Cox, ao; steamer ironsi neas was in measure suspended. ’Change was thinly attended, and transactions of all kinds comparatively ceipt of private letters. The few sales made in flour and grain indicated no material change in prices, Holders of Indian corn stood out for a eent or two more per he Islands, will saii this day. Le: ton, from Autwerp, was lo: already coutradicted T her way) om the 7th May, for ger oe luct, boat, as cook. ‘ud steward, t ree poor hi Jays) and two boys; ‘of this ‘iiminsshed erew two were sumed the tsth) b carried away, into Newport 17th, for repairs. ie Gen. W, Jost jib rr her rail broken owing to the darkness of ‘the ‘night—no is, damage could be ascertained. Bria Damaniscove.—A letter from Captain Gifford, agent of underw ite: ee on Saturday, states that the brig Da- her bottom Bria Nauvoo, at Providence from Charleston, lost about 13,000 feet lumber off deck im a N £ gale 9th instant, in the Gulf Stream. 8. Mth, schr of 50 to GU tons. lae, Clerc, ships Vistula, Moore, sou do, 20; Clinton, 305, Crrpr (ao dal eg stups Antwerp, Robinson, and Brooksby, McEwen, N ¥« a eee en Sepea7—Bld, 'Priace Albert, Meyer, (fm Lon- jon) Carcutta, July 26—Sid, bork Talisman, Som oi Bourdin, N Grleau cp eae! New Orleans; 2ist, Elion Brooks, west on the 29th ult, steamers Frildelel ia, atin Uae and New Vonks 10 Daions Hebert: do, t0un jel hams, do Oct, ot; Ed 3. Hevea Coast: ot Buaatra say 2éth,) for Peraambuco next day, for “Heras, QOct9~Ship piles, Adams, fos NYork 13th. 7 Howland, N‘Yor wo) for NY. aan, do sova; 3 wore, 5000; Ue! Boston, rensy. Roene te, Sept i—Ar, Arvede, Rio Gaanpe, (Braz) Aug 19 (sddie dchroede, Fudd, trom Sileur, June 5) Upton, tr iduth, Be timore; schs Laura Jaue Delano Boston Uet 10—Arr barks Kavger, Jordan, Mary, Whelden, thiladelp! ledo, (of Camden) Giover dua, dos Sun, Kyder, do; rita, Berry, N York; Lis, Simmons, and York; Pawtucket, Oumsbee, do; Ontario, Hartford, do, after bewwg ashore ou Wara’s Isiaud, near Hurl Gate; Americen and a. erie ‘0 to Cabellos schrs Mic! York. Bancor, Oct 1i—Arrsch Maria, Reed, Baltimore. Barn, Oct 15—Arr sch Ked Robin, —. Sld, brig Envoy, Hanover, Bermuda. CHarceston, Oct 16—Arr ship New York, Hull, N York; bark Cherokee, Humphrey; B bi tin, Fair, for Providence. NYork; sid, Clio Sw: St pas ; Mary, Simith, Baltimore, Portia Leverich—-69 bales cot- | Cla bri« ‘Motto, Hasty, Cuba, N Nactehie act. we t.. oth, brig Ger ae ACADEME C OF ty LANGUAGES, 14 13 way.—Lessons the Fre: Die tng-aed in this Academy. “A special course for Lo bi Petre}, Maybee, of, en) Malaga, 7tn ult, with ney San Cape Tra wk Po tonne Seen "Pal Tmo jew York. The hi Hernia rom Malaga fur New Orleaus. , Juhasou, Savaunan, 8, with cotton Schr Baltin Gens forreess, Rake Baker, I eg nia, ©: i Sehr A Morton; Conash, Biymouth, fish. The Areole from ae Lire ol, y hich arrived he: fon he ap Rurope, and Rn BR wat Below. Bark Chechen, Young, Malaga, 7th ult, with fruit,to Howes Geudfrey & Cr Also, 3 s brags, unknown Herald Marine Correspondence. Purtaperrata, Oct 9—4 tgp gaia | brig Ellis Keller, ton; schrs Yurico, bland Thurlow, Lubect wey, Clarke, Por rlotte, chs Dart. Laveley. Charlee ‘ownsend, Providence: Lodem é rt; Jas Barratt, ports eater Ons, Henry, West Point; Sophia, Lane, y, Norwich; kxyress. Babcock, Cora Cl uobs, New to * Cox, Ely, New schis Cora, Cheeseman, N York; William & pot, Cold spri Miscellaneous Record. Letter Bags of steamer Quadalquiver, for Havana, will close this cay, at hali-past 11 o'clock, at the Exchange Reading Room. hip Matilda, for Califor Valparai ae Sandwich T arrived at St Heles Ame apiain Collias state that on ond officer, who had been turned forward oe “th stoutest men stoe the suri Ys, naan Captaiu C w:th one mate, one mos ds (of whom two wi d vette: ‘mau was lost on the passage from Antwero to Sumatra— ptain Collius, howe was enabied Sosccomele) e ob- re, th the desertion of part of hi d it difficult and dangerous. Bowapnit, ib, aud. cut water propably be got off that day. Her upper are in good order, but the amount of injury to been fully ascertsined.@ in Avnet Hort,at Nantacket 15th, passed at noon of Cape Cod $3 miles, a vessel bottom up, apparently a Whatemen. Arr at Newport, Oct 13, bark bth heat Care eee from South Atlantic at Jast from Fei with 250 bbls 9 Bet ag yi 8, BP oy on board; brig Gov Hopkins, Pease, Dartmou: Spoken ‘Aue vier i, ton 35 W, bark Danburton, Hamb- Jin, 15 mos, 340 bbls sp oll. days, ¢, Bull, jeft at do bark ‘Theophilas ‘Che Foreign Ports. 17 No shipping papers nave been received by the Mis Sept 21—Arr Odd Fellow, Warner, NOrleuns; ‘Ross, Bordeaux. B irks (wauowua, Shinn, for NYork, 25th; Ag- do do; Suwarrow, Moutgomery, for do, Oct 20: for NOrleaus, soou; Oceana, Brephan: oane, do AUsA. att, 1'23—arr ‘Leda, (perhaps bark Lo raid, Tiber, Boston. Oifport's3, ame N Yo Dea adept 2s Arr ship Keplar, Kradop, from Baltimore, aud sid for London; Louise, eits, fm do, and sld for ‘Hamburg. 25, ald ship Shakspeare, Foner (from Antwerp) for N York: Hichd Cobden, Barrill, (from London) do; Cot Howard, Picket, (tm London} for Charleston; Levant, ‘I'wiley, (from London) tor Philadelphia, Havne, Aug 27—Arr Fran riaua, Snapley, Loudon; 26 User Swan, os sith, eee Nelot, do. remen; 26, Gladiator, Bunting, fm New York for jepau, Mulford, N York; Ma- Dina, Winsor, N Orleaus; Gribe Yorks escatore, Sed Onewda Fuuck. N York J Ticoms, Hedge, New Besson, for ith Oct, and {hompson, for wo mariah, Syivie de Grasse, ich, do 8in; Us hall 9 ao dur Tuskion "Wik do 15th; ‘Howard, ‘ill, Sth Depau, do 16th; and Ochei Sept; rd Curet, 1201} Fone ugust 2i—Arr ship Talma, Collins, from the tterman, N York; also in port, imnt Wiloughby, endsche TC itdons, Cobb, New York; » ste-mer Caledouia, Lott, from Boston; 23, Columbia, Fu:ber, N Work; Liverpool Bl ridge, more; Henry Lee. Very. Ne Sailed Qet 1, Yorkshire, do, Barkow, Lambert, Balt- Olt nd Nally N Urleauss 21, Ashburton, ii Hosein bide JANSANILLA, Sept 20—Brig Via y n, (of Salem) Gre- oc York; Augola, Bell, ds,2 a ways. ARSEILLAS, Sept 13—Arr ship Califoruia, Davis, Boston 20th, Gabots Barges | (from Ades- Bolin. Nymph. Jor 5 Success orally for Balti- ae, Renaud, "for NOrl ooe Walon, Sogn Track Gsergmne Hobineoa, fbr and Gioraitar Advesti ed au at the Se reander, NYork. ark Wil brige Blasoll, lo (Juae 4) arr Lith, nearly dischy to load fur do; ana Urivle, Barstow, fur N York, [dg Home Port. Aracacuicota, Oct 9—Arr brig Othell», Rarri in, Bal- Aun Elaabethy Adams, altimore. Cid, brig R W brown, Brow: Mansanilla: » Kldriaye, do; brigs To- Marti, (of Phomasron) Net- his Cinderella, Baker, jouterey, Melatyre, do; Ked esee! Be ‘Sun, Nickersou; M M Kiots, Chase,a d Mari+ Kagle. Haskeil, New ile, Baxter do. Sigua! for a brig. Cld, bark Prospect, Da to load for Cubs; bug Hadeoat, West, Ponce Sid, barks Hastings; Lacoma, sid on Suuday evening; aherm brig uukaown Bavrimons, Oct 1-Arr, Br sehr tieorge B Matthews, Nassau, NP. Cid, ship Christopher Columbus, (sre) Fre:icks, rk Creole, Goffin, Kio de Jaueiso wana. The ship Adelaide, for N York, expected to nd desired to be seported, Schr CD El delphiy. 16th old Brown, Bal ) Smith, Harbor Island; Andrew Gray, Bark Uherokee, Humphrey, Boston; 0, achrs Somers, Wood, ja. id, brig Klea: cay, Southwick, Key CBr) Smith Harbor fa jet S—Sld bark Lucerne, Nichols, Philadelphiny Prontier, Petugrew, Barbados; Charlotte, Richardson, jelphia; ach Bay State, C rroRT, Oct 1—Arrach Ganite, Strickland, Baltimore, Bath: ath, brig Olive, Suinner 'N York; schr Mati'da, jo. "Sid loth, brig Deamark, Cushing. Philadel phi sere eikerles Small, oD Lith, brig Siroe, Pendleton, Balamore; 12th, briys ‘Charlotte, Richardson, Philadelphia; Boundary, Jonnson, N York, Epoartowy, Oct 15—Arr schrs Richmond, Snow, NYork for Boston; Zephyr, Crockett, do for Portland; 17.14 brigs killow, Vndaher, Lyd: Farnham; schrs Richmond, Hopping’ Oct 15—Arr brig Perseverance, Baxter, fephyt, Hout Savannah for Boston; rom Mayo, Baltimove for do; schrs mot Preble, NYors for Bath. et 7—Arr brig Michigan, ton; Com 8 Crane, do for do; 0 H Perry, loop Vigtlant, Heath, Ni eT, Oct 1Ib—Arr pe Northern Belle, Fitzgerald Nant ew Beproxp Oct 17—Arrschrs T R Jones, Sorague, Ma- {iato, Hopinson, do for Philadesphia. Sid 16th, ach Cor- ng. N Yor ny PORT, Oct 16—Sld schrs slizabeth Ann, Kitch , Cet 16—Arr schrs Geo Warren, Small, N Yor! pueuberce, Ye 16—Arr brig Nauvov, Cousins, a, is Lucy Aon, Sumner, Charleston; Thomas Ty " bee John Rogers, Houck, Phi ¢, do, of Virgini ALEM, Oct Sie M Hedelo 17th, seh August Kor for Wi ‘putin for « harbor; and a herm brig bouad 8 with ahs ye Jumper on dee! ‘THomaston, Oct Gla th ber EA 0 paush, ian and English 7 nthe ‘orga "heademy. every day from o’cloek, P M., after a new aud practical chers of these different languages are I aud 2 o'clock, Eyening classes foi gen sir ded wo, by competent teachers, ‘and Spanish Teacher. O TRAVEL. ER: Prgetteal nae ‘fotorma en work, and must be read to be no- jon, 312 py Price $1. Published by ct, and. for sale Dall okselen Greenwich street. free by post. st Seales twine, Seen era nd nd pm "Also ire and pattem cards of all kinds of pen, pocket, ie hholm’s fine pocket and Jogne, tooth nail and shaving brashes, coleend wertumery, fancy boxes. Tboxesgold and Lepine ment $9 hour clucks, pat pews oe with silver cases, and 100 lots Country getiere are directed to this sale. NTSHING Bee Ua en ‘ihur:day, October dint, i roadway, a large asso tment 0} mahogany Sofi ual ce. take passengers to Eli Hilzabethtown molnt,at 9 o'clock. abet, NIONn No. 69 Wall Latin and safely jotes. we by Fire and Marine of wiaud eames tron and navigation, at the ingen will be divided between the oice of genuine Wei ones knives —, eer satel Alo a ry ‘o'clock peromgeesis TUAL By auRaNc! low. rates. The Srofits of the bu stockholders and the insure Lambert en perior Paracas comp: fe, quarteties hall vd 0 rbie top and mahoceny S78 hstands sud Dressin Bureat mahoguey French Bed Hair Matuasses, Shepherd Kuapp, Joseoh Bouchaud, an es easing UUsesus ir or net SAKE CHANCE —Aaro T Octobe: i Geigy eee AMBERT' 1 ‘SUYD aM, President. JOHN 8. LANPEAN, Vice Ferpinann Staaa, Secretary. ERMAN MERINOS of every color Peat ay = best make, open as Lupin’s double of the Du:eb and F’ ‘The person that En the, Bas st, will do well to call so.m or it wi ages. Prove property. Is aero g NaKOTANE S GANT HOSE URN! OW & Cowell cil oreluck, at No. 1:3 ‘alwer streets, an as- Part of rosewood sofas, p purple velvet, rosewond aud. me: Egyptian marble tops, mahogany sofes chairs covered wi h plate mantel and id ingrain carpets, embi “mahogany Freuel Vor dpa wardrobe, mrror door aoe cloeks hat The sold to pay ‘AAC HALL, ‘West Brocdway, between ist ‘HAWLS—LONG SHAWLS of uew di rata ot furniture, eon iv wool, yornnee: their value. * Jendid Shawiathat have been imported Hiair cloth, card tax {will be wold wuch below their cost 1a Paris. on hla Fi Finid Long Shawls. other window ct ood dressing tables, 5 ‘The largest assortment in the connty . auglabray, i inne and MAL cloth ning tnd at the, lowest % BECK & CO. EW poe aTIONS New. Blea and Botanical dy nga definition of "be daar Sinches of medical science, with the properties of agents, tan Itisa compendium of ail ot only two dollars ‘Allister, 41 Fu can ono tof to four o' ‘clock. a! NUFF AND TOBACCO sf sinte EEDUGED PRIC. do $150 her Cree Phila assorted, 14 ‘cents perl rench Rappee, 123 ets per Ib ; Superior Smoking Tobaceo, 7 ets per Ib. artusl weighty Small warranted to be equal to by Lansley, Barclay fon street¢and by the Anthor, at the Anato cal Museum, corner 0 Bowery and Divisiou streets. with colored sites, price $3. orale Papers Chewing, $2 aay manufactured the ext FOR SALK—A Aa L- ‘aint KS, BENJAMIN'S HL ae Ms Be uSNN ts Broadway Mrs. respectful informs the Ladies of New Y. id Speucd an assortime tof Chitdren's Clothing, of henot every descr: 77 Front street, cor. Old Slip. gine, in complete order. B. CLARKE, FARHIONAS i TAILOR, 116 Wil- eliam street. opposite the W made my arrangements for the fall bi jest quality—my pric coats I shall keep, handsomely trimmed, price from Very fine ones, $20. goat, to measure, $20. brsiuess, gentlemen will meet with every attention, wants anticipated, G. B. CLARKE, Oct. 18, 1847. HK SUBSCRIBEK begs are to inform his friends and the publie in general, t id th house No. 99 Cedar street, ons kept by W. Gray: Gentlemen with furnished room: be supplied with the best of Wi: snd by giving Sin dention self to merit a share of public KREDRIG. tee ay Meals according to Bills of Fare setyed. a Bed tion made to ‘order. vizettes made at the shortest notice. muterials can haye them cut and made. on the most reai Costumes received direct from Paris mouth. Nix apprentices wanted immediately CONNELL OBSEQUIES.—An ad, the Committee of Arrangements will sadies finding their own me Fock —I have journed meeting of quineld at Green's As my whole time is Sevote fhe! |, No 76 Prince street. on Thursday evening business of the at 736 o'clock, to conclude th ‘Punecual attendance is reque: CHAS. is. now d to accommodate suielieose and lodsing, The: Bat wil iquors, Ale and Jigar ENTLEMEN’S CAST OF —Gentlemen or families having jewelry, &c , which they would convert into cash, will obtai 20 per cent more than from any other dealer, b jeriber, who will attend them at toate res Office No.2 Wall street, comer.oi Broadway. A line through the post office or otherw promptsitention. KD AND LODGING WANTED within one mile Oat the Nay “Yard. Heferences exchanged. Address ‘OSCAR LEWIN. EGARE-OEGARESa 000 Imitation Picien fees very superior lot; also a general assortmeut of domestic regres about 600,000, from $234 to $10 per M vane Segars, superior brands, ETH & LAVERT —FRED, HENNELL, inal street, begs to call ne ; also about 50,000 allof which are of- fered for sale in Toatas suit, “D WA aTEOEy ‘a gentleman, his wife, 2 children 4 £: and 23¢ years) aud servant; one 1 bedroom uafarnished, week. aerate ¢ ., atthe Herald om will ention of Sports- stock of Amen: fectly waterproot y. ‘These cloths Fg Jackets, re- eer aa ex] an Sheep's Gray bythe penis Faas Ww: ¢ admirably adapted for Shooting nae t rains, avd yet not obstructing ae no! ceneding $4, ,000 citar — roperty, (fren of each seveu per ceut interest will ve paid. aairee 8. thus alate $e well su Shooting Jackets, Firemen’s Coats, Monkey [ln eer ol ets made up in the best manner. ANCING ACADEMY, SEAKSPEARE } ROEHL ox eg reearaed to New York, takes this method of ii formivg his pupils and the publi ‘at the above rooms, on Monday ensure of introduc! Potkaand Mazurka Quadrille: ae Dan Di misses and masters, Mondays and Thu: temen, ‘Weagesdsy and SITUATION WANTED by a resp saaie y you man to do general housework, chambermais But rolncesen riven. ‘To be found at No. 9, oll The ty references ih be ir twodays. Please to connie at él radays, commencing at mere evenings, wom Pen ronment anaes Please apply ut 236, firat floor, between Fifteenth, and Bivteenth streetsStath Avenue om02'*m AN. ED—By-a respectable gil « situation as Chamber to do house work in he best of eity reference ca et given. . was er, and irone) Mr. R. will also commence cue a private family. y evenings omens Stor ladies, and from Call te to pupils or in classes at Semi- sireet, where more had Assemblies for the pupils 7 commencing on Vik y wi fF Ws, resi dente, 82 Caval wishes. to engage vs housekeeper m a hotel, bosr house, or in the family of a private gentleman. ati ert take i alo yemi-moutl dressed to E. L. F., at the Herald office, will be answe. ed i im be: ARRIAGES—JAMES BREWSTER, having “opened a e Repository at 396 Bi jis old patrons and friends to ca! ine a comp Heamavenai of earringes. O FAMILIES—BOARDING-HOUS KEEEPERS, and others, wishing to lay in their winter stock of groce- tea, sugar, coffee, and Cs ¢ Grocery line, Will make 8 savu get a warranted arti locke from Frank in Squay ANLED—A lady nccustomrd to the business, wants a woinan ia a millinery, dry dressed to 1. M. G., at the Herald office, Sa celta Aamedinte sttectons AN TED—Several youn; h with honest, intelligent aud enter a $50, to locate themselves, twenty-five per cent. 395 Pent! street. one om the country will ‘be strictly attended van any ity for shipment, five of expease. Prime buster, mall packages, tai the RE SLONINEKVS CALUULAT extraordinary and wonderful machy complete’, and the patent in Englan hav ing, been secured, they are now offered "They are the most ingenious invention of she ag aiuable to thore ie in lisned in this country. Young men wil can make from $1500 to $2000 the first y prospect of miking from $3000 to $50 Some i oe at theog sores BOM 4 A ae Tio Nassau strect. Ty EDGE Boy as Clerk ina Law Othce—salary $5¢ m 79 Nassau street, 3d story, front rooms, Watrere u aN ED=By a respectable young wana 4 chine wae and or chi small private fmily. Best av ety, ‘places. Please callat No.75 ‘Third arest, W Avcchann and es > rURbontves, tf Maiaon, eee : —Notice to gentlemen w weeny clothes to look like . ew, call at . Dye ng, Cleaning, aud Repairing Establishment, No 46 Gold atveet, where orders will be punctuall the shortest notice, and biel groom, who understands every respect; has no hale gra to town or count travel ie er hy Taember of the achman, ac the Spirit of the jon as plain «ook fi N. B—The namin price pia (Ss hoe 2 ve NTED—By ay (tug women ‘ham . Please spply, pe Good city references can be MPO MeRCHANT: rORT: ANT! ED —By a respectable you ‘Apply ie 146 Heade st ANT®e. D—By @ Protestant Girl, @ situation to do gen- eral housework, washing and chamber Pe or weit ng Wotan, a situation as au io a unexceptiouadie be pe to Promote the interest of his n'New Vork tern THe, NEW YORK Gas irouing geek cooking, Good references givec. LiGHT COM- be President ad -pitectors have Com; « for “x mor is: Aut at Davaole to the stockholders Po ta e tranater ‘book will’ be or 0 Cant eT E IEE iat to “ye AOICE “PERFUMERY AND FANG at bargains, Twenty-one Ci logne, to close a consignment, remtar Oe this day doulared ¢ the capital stock of tt Pp SRE ALGON E.W. TRYON & CO, Ta) Broadway, to whe ILORS—Just received, a fine as- jn rich and new patterus ; fom eases of fine black Cloths ‘Kor sale cheap, at 17: OARD WANTED oun Gentlemen: inn pri ily. Sit daha ald of t ¥ SO aPs—At SHPSLLIGENOR TO THE LATEST MOMENT. = TELEGRAPHIC, ‘The Southern Mall. Prrenssumo, Oct. 19,1847. ‘We have received by this morniag’s mail, New Or- leans papers of the 12th. Nothingfrom Mexico. In- terments from yellow fever 9; deaths at the hospital 5 The Fiorida Election, Puitavetrnia, Oct. 19-—-P. M, The Florida Tallahassee Sentinel, says. the whige have elected t1 fe to thirteen Senators and nineteen members of the lower house. The whigs will have a mejority in the Legisiature on « joint ballot. Large Fire in Philad: Puitape rent, Oct. 19—9 o'clock, 16 min., P, M. The extensive printing establishment of Charles Alexander, in Franklin Place, above Chesnut street, was destroyed by fire this evening. Owing to the exertions of the firemen, the surrounding property was preserved. Puitaverruia, Oct. 19—10 P, M. The upper stories of Alexander's printing office were burned out. Nothing more. —====—se BY THE MAILS. Bartrmone, Oot, 19, 1847, Acquittal of John Grasey. John Grasey, the young man accused of robbing the office of Mr. Hutton, of securities to the value of about $10,000, and returning them through the hands of Priest Hickey, was yesterday honorably acquitted by the court, The Rey, Mr. Hickey testified chat he had re- ceived the papers through the confessional, and not in his capacity as citizen, and thitefore declined to tes- tify. Inthis he was sustained by the court On the part of the accused, he proved a conclusive alibi, that be was in company with his brothers during the whole night of the ropber and wasfoundin bed by Mr Hutton at three o’clock in the morning, immediately af er he heard of the rebbery. It was @ matter of surprise thatthe ec- cused did not callon Mr. Hickey to testify that he had no connection with the matter. It is said that the mo- ney was returned through the hands of an Irish Catho- lie girl to . give to .Priest Hickey, but that she had no connection with the robbery. Parravetruia, Oot. 19, 1847, ‘The installation of Mayor Swift,for the term for which he was chosen at the recent election, took place this morning in the Common Council chamber, in the pre« sence of the members of both branches, The Saturday Courier case was up before Judge ‘Par- sons to day, when he refused the prayer of the pr‘tition- er, Mr MoMakin, to low an appeal to be tr’, - vious to the sale,’ ‘Tho establishment and thy, einidin: terest of the concern, will, therefore, be diy posed of at | ie ele to-morrow, at re} o’clock, at thy, Exchange in this o The foreign news has, of course, cause J @ small sort of @ panic in our markets, and very few transactions took place on change. Sales of Stocks at phia. Oct. 19—Fiast Boanp—2000 Rosdivg He Railvond Bonds, 7034; 50 State 5s, 76; 100 Wilmington B aij (al ivés Uehigh Canal Bertp, 86:¢" Ioan Gea ae Sherer Savrs—120 Schuylkill Ni ao, f39 3 Flemington, Copper, 1 ‘00 Roady Hachived, ay ae ora Bsanoent Chierd. Bunk tis 7500 Readi Bailroad Bonds, 7034; 3000 State 5s, 7634; 15° Farmers? and w chanics? 56! Arran 'Sacxs—4 Union Canal, 31; 10 efi 30; 4000 Essling Railroad Bouds. 7026; 100, Girard is Raped ett ean ckehee 1 Bemeebe Sales of Stocks at Boston, t. ex Old Colony Railroad 50 Norwich an ‘ores 100 do do abet 25 do do 425%, 960; ‘Skconn Boanp—15 shs Western Railroad, 112, a1: Norwich and Worcester Mailtoud, 43, b9.ds, 3 Union Bak, The U.S, steamship “Allegha e U.S. any, Capt. Hunter, from Pitteburg, via New ae and’ last P from Key West, 4 arrived at the anchorage, ‘Norfolk 9 the 16th, and: saluted the Commodore.” eas aR ne ey ate STOR. & MERT continues to be consulted at his office, 63 Gold street, near Fulton. on all diseases of a pri- vate nature, The Doctor i bei jualified Physician, acd from his extensive practi im thi untry, as well as epore, bles him to none the worst forms of disense a standing or by maltreatment,without mereury, = liet, or Rindrance from business. Recent aon | cured few days. Strictures cured on the most joer a plan. jersons laboring ‘under nervous debility, brought ou indisereet indulgences of youth, can apply wil ae tales afee, attended to. Of- fice 63 Gold street 020 tem ay HAL\ 3S OF THE MONTEZUMAS—Dwi and Oyster Saloon, corner of Battery Place and Washington at (The year pene poset Cs to Castle Garden.) the subser' ber has. recently “pene ‘above establishment, where ledges h % pledges himself to supply the public with everything g0° 4%, Moolsat all bonps, served up in the ‘otis manner. the Heading Roow attiched othe extablishns og A found the Newspapers of the day. Knorieent ug yall be 4 Bz boy wanted as waiter. Apply 28 shove, ish. ole 30m OS APH L! WESS. A BAKE CHANCE-—TO JEW) CRB —F ie =f pao tor of an old-established jewelr, ¢, ting from the business, offers for fix ures, with agood ran of custom ry at a cnah a. d appr x. Rent rrerate be S| see dea WU GR 8 Bowe CRANES FAB. rr af ” ain wen Gree Fad ate will ge C) yedon on E tof James (iy on to the ground, 450 ce arlem, or “Spirit sof the CENTRE VILLE_COURSE, L J TROT ING—Wednendn Oct ra 20h. ar half-past 2 o'clock, PM ich, mile heats, ia hare: Walt forfeit J. Wheipley bereft 6 Bucksbin. 4. Conklin enters bt g; Bleck Prince Alan, same day, sweep ttikes, (ii beat 3in 5, to 250 pound ‘wagon: which the) ‘or’ will add @ purse, five for hurses never won a three or more to make a race; two or more to start. * fo close at the coarse by 3 o’clock, P.M. Admission to all parts of the C: purse 50 cen JOEL CONKLIN, 019 2t je Proprietor, HORSES FOR S\1.E—S forsale. They a at Company. ano, will be sold at reasonable prices to de'seen at the stable, 43 Harrison street, and arply et the cor verof Chrmbers and We ymapnoy's ufice. 20 4t "je KiKKBRIL TERSALL’S) Hv AVE —— RR—Du changeableas di pasenel 4 even oe perres weather. which heral VA the approach of winter, e care of your horses as well ‘as yourselves. If,n diy after aherd drive, or exposure to 10 clement weather, your ho se e devey te wheeze ‘or cou a cont Position, with drooping head, % or movesstifily. imumedintely.. a few dses of the Tatcersa waders, and you will foal agocs Teal | ‘of trouble. The pow: rately JTOVERN Ese WAN TED, by a youug tady aay wrriv- ed from Europe, a situation xs goveress in some res jet home will be more of a consi ie ceasiaed: to teach French, Twenty. pee Neti uectable family, where a yew emolumeut; is full; bargains, nt weny ne ia. a Hair Restorstive or HE FASHIONS OF THE and Frock Coats, elegant education, wishes a situation FRENCH LADY, of 10 objection to travel. as Govetness, or lady's compant 4 foman call hours at 151 Washington a eet, for Mme. Laure. its, can be had 70 from’ our fashionabl ; IaT’ Paltoatstreet, neat door te the, pri Bonthers Tailors, URNISHED ROOMS “DOWN TOWN.—Gentlemen desirous to secure pleasant apartments forthe winter. are respectfully requested to call at No. 99 Cedar street, where the proprietor will endeavor to make them comfortable, im every EWSPAPER EPTADLIMENT FOR 8» - ' country prinson ma bet} including its my eo effects of the of- Seotw th ies Ered wtih is ofteted for It isan administra’ according to Bills of Fare, served at any 0203: *m blishes m list, and the adver- HIsTLE BENEVO- respectfally anncunce thit 1 for this season will tke place at Castle Garden evenivg, December 16th. ts. By order of the Committee CAMERON, Secretary. ILLIARDS —The ‘Three Golden Exagles, 0) House, 20 Pine street, are apiame ote Matent [ron or Gold SFORD respectfoll play, or learn Billiards, or pure! ed a Saloon for their accommodation as al table person ina t orders for Mahogany or T:o1 NOliCe—The mauavers of the LENT ASSOCIATION. it payment, and at east $1. ity, Oct. 16, 1847. ‘KMAN “HOUSE DINING AND COFFER iON, Jeekman astreet.The proprietor, grate fal for the very liberal patronage he has nee since commencement ia the above business, begs leave to state that he will not be found wanting in his der his establishment still more pop Jnr with those who wish tocombine comtore with Iity served up at all hours of wi Particulars ia future that. New York Oysters of the bes ay anda” hres ne. S THE UNION is publishiny piled facts whieh transpired in LY DAUG! ents wanted as abo NGFOR Aen eal be ay article of lenihgr bel forthe ra use, have manufacture of them, nad are and prevared to th ee: belts are rn oe 2 MOKERS’ HEAD QUARERS 06 Broadway. ae ve, that when «person weneral, that he Most streanous efforts to suppl» them with the best quality of imported segars_ His agent in Havat ard new invoices of the must to te island, and Ne tone -_ 29 and 3) Gold street. ders will cure the worst covgh or cold pomp will perma masenely eradicate heaves, ie Be their aegeative nnd dotergeut ties, As tewt in cattle as sarsa the human race, to remove Impurities o of the sige na Dred: * holesate an mae 149 Fultg.n street, proprietors fo +8; also W.MILLeda, 446 Brondway. Pricesi ° 020 6t* go 7 NEW YORK BAZAAR, No.31 Crosby, Zacet Anctioueer—The nxt Pegi ue place on Wednesday, aud harness, and "1p “clock ring horses to offer. (ir this ale, will plense veginter Ie Aetare S 'eheeh ou Tues? 4y, or they cad not be offered by cat hlogus r _O17 Atis*re Ww th cow A Vii HANDSOMy 5 Newfoun dlland dog, for L ner of Fu.tou,perlectly yo UN SUAN rg —_——— vt PUUDLE UU, Jost received =| em ise Pavan yi25‘ameld nad hand ome Also Kiw =f y it ee i Brod wer tad, H Yor sale at 200 __020 iter fs BN J ha fon’ o Fpart yan ‘Ousir' ‘ait "estan inithe erg pu ma) hoarding house—the beds pay Ul the eu Pe oP are SI ate Ra 9 f WITH Fl D. / OOMS TO Let WiTH FULL BOAKD. EE‘ cious and elegantly, furuished parlors on the fh second flor—Would vs very for nd Nb WkTURES FOR Deen Net the ya over oa ein eral tand’ 4: oF Lwo gentlemen and, thelr, wives, eral y,of the Battery find. within 3 ‘The use of x piano, viol. aud en, German, aud Spanish H oken— ses, No, 5! 2 Ear Ligut, ty CHEAP TEAS 1Seentaa gations fing good ligt Germaa ( ons itd brehoune, ‘cau. be furnish- UNTER’ °8 DINING SALOON, No. Lia Fulton atreet.— led the efforts of wit other Sa gars tea Il kinds, hee iy? wholesale and reta ta a Greenwich, ans i (00 Jong ¢ rablished by . AND CLOT ite emen having any £W FISH AND SALT 8TORE.—Th scmmeneen business in the rite ieee ey are, pets, ce for the same, by sending Post oF we COHEN, 69 Duane st. 7000 a bovght to any jsverhnaeteoe Nova Scot “ m ae wives, smoked herring. Sco. course salt, incinding Liverpool, Turk’s Indand, and Baliga im Loe to suit purchases ba and quality, _ Sala mn at ivess transacted pewrems this ony a the Snuish dine. fiat: gspooner f Pane RECTAL rowENR w= esonn atrogt, up etaten, hi» ree Hl cohasted Provinces on reasonable Fen sacha ‘eoruer of jam h.iNTS AND RPE Ro ra ein ied eae ool fon =a a setction of Pid cians fae and quined < Avite addrewed Biaaterte the Herald offen, hl at Se Evel s. N. KAHN, Im. Pigtail by late ar and --) rear to ee jid assortment of he offers to the trade at low prices, WATCHES. 7 Sabwcrper in SOLE AND, all deserption of fine Gold and Silver Watch Maud Jewelry retail, lower than any other ones i tee eT led, time, oF the money and Tepaured in LL. teal pest hole a tif | “Tepocter o¢ Watches and weer, icy red Rea, LOOK CT i Lrg te os oa Wi arr flemen. Muy and cheap s Ladies will a « ‘shoes they may want; wince awortment, so great you camuot the different rent kinds A ( own manuf so large ond the ral 4 children, and will sell them Indie gens Dory ines a, m y, at 367 Broad: fray one dp door above Franklin street. ie, CAMTLL. PUB CHASERS OF atin ‘are invited the le gant a assortment of ¢| ATWILLS wood 6, 6: es Herticot superior tone, 00d upright pianos ine Pianos to hire by the week Grasiencfow prices, Fanos thie By he vase AR. New Music ingr ret variety, | He No a4 Povesin of the Gperadast out, Strings and CMe aod Wadena rq) 201 Broadway, neer areh ‘eral secon: heed Pianos month.