The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1848, Page 3

ee i et ee ‘The Yellow Fever. dianopolis Railroad, Thisis ore of the most impor. duced the stock to about 35.000 rides. We quote « firm Mavon's Orrice: Sept 7.1848. | tant railroads in the western section of the country, | sr%et- at the following :— Hemlock middle and light INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Wasnixaron, September 6, 1845. Cost of Mail Transportation—Receipts— Washing- ton Monument—A Lamentable Occurrence—Mr Benton's Difficulties, §e. The following exhibits the annual cost of mai} ROADWAY THEATRE—FRIDAY EVENING, BEP- | ‘T@nsportation, and the annual receipts of postages, tem will be ted led THE e GLADIATOR Spartacus, Mel pntitied THE | for the year preceding July 1, 1847, as I learn from an official! source, viz Fredericks; Poerarius, M. 9 ir. Vache: Watiatus Lentulus, Mr. rs Julls, Mt State ‘Gias ‘Boscaua Col. Curry, Ate, | Maine. sss seeee $4L964 $550,440 The special committee weight, 130, a 140 ; do, heavy do , 120. = 13}¢e.; good " port the city in an enn healthy condition. as it forme a link in the great chain between Cincin- Taeeeae ToXe. a 116. 1 do., 6.08, The health officer at quarantine, states that Dr. | nati, Chicago,and Galena. Itruns through one of the Link.—A Sees at 750. - Smith reports two new cases of yw fever in the last us of Indiana, and by its junction with Motassas.—The market continued steady, fair richest portios y its j fous quatelions. 2 hours, as occurring in his practi: There is one the Mi res loted, will amount ot sales, at our previous q! PCE gare in the hospital. brought in from the village of | the Madison Railroad when completed, will rapidly | Qirs.—In linseed stendy rates were making, " ‘Tompkinsville, (heretofore reported.) deve-lope the resources of that section of the Union. | for English, and 60c. for American. 200 barrels se- There have beem no deaths on Staten Island from | The annexed statement exhibite the number of lected whale sold tothe trade,at Slo. this disease since the last report. 4 Svcax.—The market continues buoyant, with agood | WM F. HAVEMEYER, Mayer. miles opened, and the receipts in the month of Auv demand; operations include 400 hhds, Cubs Museo. | TIMOTHY R. HIBBARD, Chm’n, | gust in each of the past two years, on several railroads at te 9 4%c ; 300 a 400 do Porto Rico, at die a | © WM. ADAMS. in the United States :— 180 do. [New Orleans, oo. © tie. ; and 200 Bese ORES. Raitroap Trarric. bg ‘she é ged bands, ore Mie Domned. Reseute oe at T%e. Neri, te farce of the ETON BUY—Col Curry, Mr. Stafford Rove Teltin, eset en with the ‘joceaand § ’ F. Wallach: Senova, Mra. Abbott. To eonclu Popham, M Lew! nny, Mii et boarding school He ie com ver, Mr. Ands al ok New Hempshire. . 25,560 680. The Weekly Herald. ne: 1608 wisi eke A «| _ Pnovisions.—The sales of pork amounted to about | 12: "teh aud all eaason! sation ‘Apply ty loti Oe: | Mata ighe tat. Atdcows fanny, Mw Lstal Bakia | New Hampabire. . 20508 Sa'aee The Weekly He ill, as usual, be ready to-mor- | Long Island... % 96 21,574 22780 1.000 a 1,200 bbis,, including mess, at $11 75, ime | EB. oi Geld street {igete ond Parquetie. 73 outs, Bomily eircle, 25 cents; Gallery, | Massachusetts, « EY SOE Ea OS See m New York & Erie, a a Babe. g W ANTED. BY THRE KESPECTARLE GeewaN CIKLs, | Long at 7, performance to commence at7 | inode Island. . —_— a — is, mene we Tow morning, and will contain Mr. Webster's great Total mn om $75.90 sar otis oat om 8 of about 100 bbis. m speech on the Presidential candidates, the foreign It appears by this that upon an increase of sixteen | Pork, barrels... ... news received by the steamship Washington, election | miles, there has been an increase of hearly eight thou- 7 we cf age, whe eas forms erat toh wanna H rand dollars in the receipts, showing an increase in the | business. “Aédiens B. LB, Bon ut, Chatham Synare Post income of each company. We give this table, aslimi- | were mai teresting miscellaneous intelligence. Single copies, in | teq gs i¢ is, for the purpose of comparing it with wrappers, sixpenc ‘The Finest Qi teat Chawlermse § Senate u was no change in cheese or butter. | teyivse mien Atte ak hea River. Reecipts down the Hudson Riv ante © A PORE Bom. aevre wie ~~ ——— | Connecticut, RNEFIT OF MR. TILTON.—PRI_ | New York. . will beacted the first act of CINDE | New Jersey... Prince, Mr. Duna; Baron | Pennsylvania er. Pavious to which, | 1), HILD—Michael, Mr. Scott; Record, | Delaware . Nelly, Mrs, Broadley, | Maryland. be acted the comedy of | Virginia, Victin, Jordan; Fag, War- Mie. Philivs To conclude with’ the histori- LAX BOROLIME Brian, Me. Tiiton; Terenc’, jine M. Taylor rs open at 7; ry Big conte. + 338 returns up to the latest moment, and a variety of in- Ohio were mide abe; s p 10 » st the latest returns of the principal English rail- | £0.00. State prisom, at 26, and 200 do, om private | ff the 2,000 bales offered to-day, b; roads. Our railroads have done a better business, in Woot. W.AXTED=A SITUATION, BY a y Jotny Wetpan, as Seametrres aed teterences given. Apply at 79 Charltom street, sooed for, up faire ality of Mote: —— 10,883 in Hats, at Mereri the following lots were disposed ANTED—A SITUATION, BY & VERY RESPSOTABLE | '* Commence 00 TK e'clork. Bones, 28 conte Pit, 1: i , “Four Dellars.—The subscriber, having so perfected his manu- | PFOPOrtion to their cost, expenses, ke., this year, than hite, unwashed Smyrna, at 8c i ivan. Aphip-at e tharitoe aimee eee ek wp san | QUMANFRAUS NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY erant featerina recess’ to enable him to offer his Hat = erate | those of Great pile, . do. Andrianople, it Bue Fy do. Syria, at 8) 0 See. ; | Orem Apety at rent, 1 op etaire. ja s- Pa ee) Be = oS led 43,348 @ J .—W ReLEY 4 74 e washed By, egal —Me, belit sti this eity, takes plearure in announcing that he seis his Pail | RAuROADTRAFrICOY Guxax Bris Wy nvixy Recmerw | 13 do, bee hg or ee yo Ret et HE "S tty, Mies Miles. Aftor which, will be 62,359 ele ee meetnare Sill, Kelodin Hote, whighave sneuranes wear, Este wear “ibas, | MU IONC. 8, 10% Ths, at 12:0; 76 vo. Crimea, at 9c. © | 40 the general housswege of 8 eteall Ramily, Mas'ws olpeckion © che popular érama entitled the MYST! 26,708 for elegance of finish and beanty of form, at the low price of $4, | Dorin and Droghed 3885 ag Ciaie yor | White I Shia ai te co Coen eee A play tm SE a , 9/495. which is 20 per cent. less than similar hats have heretofore bea | Dubin and Kingsto iis 7%¢ 1,235 «1 102 | 940. 67 do., black unwashed Smyrna, Mi i. | Saou eee "es we pED. Neel E : Missouri. 41,506 sold by other houses needy. NIN, 214 B Dundee, Perthand Aberdecn...".'! 4755 473 1,088 1,255 (the latter figure for fine); 9 do washed do., at 120.5 eae cen, | me EM Kentuck: 53,632 W. GENIN, 214 Broadway, | gasiern Co, (including Norfoik,);::253 25°" 15411 16,179 | 23 do. half washed Crimea, at 4?c.; and 6 do, St ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 80888, INDUSTEIOUs ik N in—cape Tatimear, Me. Palmar: Adele | ‘Tenmensae Son a 51 1,218 1,461 | Petersburg, 6 mos, Protestant man: would got be purtiowiar ae te what the | Mive Mesayer Pationce, Miss Hildreth; Grizelda, Mra, Stickney, | 4iatama, 49,602 Cast-off Clothing, Jewciry, Fire Arms, Sc. or 4705 4.047 caerdin-sileel aera ashe Gould mabe himeril generally us | Lore open at 7, to commence at 7}g o'clock | Alabama. + « ions Wanted.—Ladies or Gentlemen wishing to convert their su- 7 roe Ki : MARKETS ELSEWHERE ployer. ‘Sddrene SO. Mat the cthiow of chin | Bonen, 20 cence; Pit, 125. rey pp! nok CRS se Oe ees sing alas 2899 STOCK Sane. eases FAREWELL | Louiti: ! 68/623 tho wil icend them ot ici eldoncn By appeintment i a 3,090 Baurimons, September 6,—$400 Baltimore Ga, 1890, 98; Ww apap repress, LS THE GARDEN, FIELD, Beneventano: pares "Texas. Et ans 8,246. uns TAUB ERED Wales er rom” banners ees, 4 488 asi. agit | 20.40 do do, 1,000< odo dodo; 600 do do do dey 1000 de do doa; | TY , Flower Sood, yin aptceiemcten ete | ¢ the Italian | Distriosief Columbia. : Nerina ae Unredeemedl Pledges—Another Lot from | London and Southwestern. 189 196, 10,889 11,831 | 5934; 40 do Baltimore Fire Insurance, 6 Pise of his inierest pn aid onoerg The remaining partwer hme. Pt 8, will be given From the above it will be seen that all the New Auction. —Dress ant Vrock Coats, Silk trimmed French cloth, | London, Brighton, and South Coast.1375 16234 10,660 11,584 | Oyo Railroad Co, 31%; 5 do do 31%; 10 a Wag Sealy toned qnpestense, Adres Adina, Mme. La | England States largely overpay. New York yields 1 to $0 cach ; Carsimere Panta, 1 to $4; Vests 60 ota, to $2¢ 1000 ae een aaa Qo dodes 10'do do dee10 do do dus do do do, 196, Newark, I. J., Pag aihes ie Sapien tage’ | more than double the expenses of mail transporta- eee ae a fon Gea Clouiog Haing 380 S16, tio tirgham and ae STS iG 281s A 400 "Wo Lehigh sctip 33 p TU ATION tof Signore Lietti | tion, But just look at the slave States! Oniy one Sisre Oem Pais fe, Goeth CARIBINE, soe she pa Hamcbegten Geena Shino, an Ie 5050 SST | ie Scout boar weeded. Me eae creme elegathall | of them, Sepa overpays (canna $27,000); = ; Bank, 99; 9 ds + Virginia comes short $100,000; North Carolina, The Cheapest and Best Place Bs +88) 82 2980 By Can nine irginia col 3 a ? byecdpbereg satchery eereatte ge tarpeey bed Peep Doge Mc Hoe | es an eral Stes, giving eddrnm, Bes wil be stinuded to mks stuper—neNErit | 141,000; South Carolina, $63,000 ; Georgia, $97, Bearthe American Museum, First quality of French Calt Drow 2g 1 YER PES | Boston, September 6—dt Auction—6 shares Boston and Wor | GITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMDERUALD, OF CAPT. CU ‘AND | 000; Alabama, $87,000, New Jersey, Ohio, Wis- Boots, $4 50; second do, $3 50 to $4; Congress Boots, from $3 50 36 "361 _ "8B | cester Railroad. 109; 15 do Fitchbm Bailroad, yy jo City | BD ral house vung parvon, Mr, Burton; Toow, Ray- | consin, and lowa are the only free States in this Two Re: hy those who are in want | Yt 8nd, North, Midland (with 0,225 | dodo 1634; 28do do 16%, 90; 60 do dolT, bOO 25 dodo I “e “ j Pillicoddy, Mr Turton; Mrs: Pillicodty. i, ‘Tie erection of the Washington Monument has ¢ French Calf Boots shouldrect, them at, Gi Somate eas’ | ets ane BMD): vesaiesetene MIDE S80 | JOAT: JAAN | So ee rice + edi RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SrTtA ‘ Mine’ Chay ‘Te conetudewih the | been commenced in good eamest. Sixty-five ‘eld worthy fiend, corner of Fulton and Nassea stiosts, “priate It will be perceived that with an increase in some o Ble Saturday, no interest a jaine Cyl -y 3) bmg a hy By ys a Oe Bourton: Herbert | masons and laborers are employed upon it. Al- our fice, French Calf Boots, $4 5U, usually $6 to $7; Fine | these roads of fifteen to twenty-five per cent in length 0. joston Co., 1174 Raty. Good wee. lequive ot | — lb conte, Pantiy Cloke. can cinclsit. | ready, | ft the st eiss,) of wan "do, eet. and . c ready, large masses of the stone, (gneiss, Cait $8 60, usually $4 00 to $2, in other cheap stores, “Gaiters, there has been @ decrease in their receipts. The Lon- me Pay Ott 15 doe, — ectin shane! i | Dress Circle She ” ly low. For sale whclesale and retail. joes, e., equally low. For a and voted open ot 7: curtain rises at Thy. which he base a teike Gilgen a in oe 7 me ment, which wall harden like the jue rock itself. my 4 orener THR MANA This ,1s brought from Little Falls,‘ twelve miles RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & PROTESTANT pituation af Chamberuatd and Wartiog ie a good B' RTON 'S TRRA’ ironer, Good city references given. Picase “ Hd a ad, 1 di i CTOR, don and North Western, for instance, shows a reduc- | Tend, BD a ea ‘Railroad, 91; 2 do Portiand, egies ofwai‘ode Unelg 7o wishing an | tion of seventy-six pounds sterling in one week’s re- | Sacoand Portsmouth Railroad, 9534; 125 do East Boston Co. Di. mounces the fret pe in ‘made Ui Sata An! ener vidends, No, 4, 4 65; 29 righta Vermont Central Railroad, 425 21 f rh street amd 1th avenue, above the grocery Wwon's beautiful masyue of COMUS, with the whole of | above the city, onthe Potomac, in canal boats. Soe get ethene Cmteelngs aE FRM ITAt anaae | celnts om fifty miles more road, ‘This reduction, it ie | Yule Me: 4.400 pea ig Ralizoad Dont 180, 85%; $20 | yo Ciey ND COUNTRY, MERCIANTS, be WANTEL Mie arnes,aneinal Mua newly arranged by Me. G- | One piece ostone 18 seventeen feet in length, Biel. ee re | Sue, ie teiding, bab iS shows abe etec? of o staguarion: || Go Pee Widnes ee ae moo by a young man, having @ knowledge of the ad Gro- | formance. New Scenery, by Mr. measuring seventy-two cubic feet, and weighing . 4 in commercial affairs upon the prosperity and produc- ia ing » cery business, a situation as Assistant Book-keeper, Collector, or | and extensive sastinaty. The arranged by M between six and seven tons. ‘There 1s one thing ‘Wigs and —Alt persons wishing a s FOREIGN MARKETS. outdoor Clerk. Is a Par te yy hand. | Frederica, The various x, Baecimuslian Groupings, about this patriotic enterprise which is to th superior Wig or Scal id not tail to call at BACHELOR'S | tiveness of railroads. Rajlroads in the United States | i, .,na, Aug. 24—Our sugar market has experi- | ‘The best of roferencerglven. lias no be to say part | setiow of the piece arranged ty Mr. Burton. Tho whole Com- ait ol t Li bes Le ious i metartactory, No.3 ¥ ‘all street, before lsewhore, and | have felt the effects of the inactivity every branch of | enced a farther advance since our report of the 17th | of the United States, Address, by letter, A. Y. R., at thir yery, +4 » ith an extensive Chorus, anda numorous | C'editol the association, viz: the stone masons Mad durability N: Be Private rosa for fition Wie, | industry has labored under for the past year; but the | inst., owing to a well sustained inquiry and active A GENTLEMAN JUST ARRIVED. PROM | MEXICO, ‘This extraordi "x igre Drama has beon | are paid good prices, and the laborers receive receipts of most of them, in the face of these unfavor- shipments, particularly to the United States, while at where he has been employed as United rs tome works im preparation, and w jeed om Mond ‘ i i terpeter for | next, ‘The Maneger rer *fally hopes that The perforaeentsy | more than those who perform similar work for the the same time the supplies from the interior are be- | various courts, offers to any mercantile establiah- | the world renowned Music of the above great Mesters, linked | government. The monument is designed to en- Dr. Levett, Dentist, Inventor, Patentee and services able circumstances, show a handsome increase com- | coming inrignificant, as the quantity left in the coun- may feol disposed to establish & branch of its business | with the immortal Verse of Milton, will be acceptable to his | dure longer than the pyramids of Egypt, and Sea RM ia ed ta sea stete the seni Caste gfred with lat year, If our rltzoeds hate been peo. | 7 Us bal tall the atock ds consequently much re- | Salk Partovuere, Proechs German, and Butch inagusges val | Pezeneeed fiend, Sepa ee | eemee he importance of durable material and ii hs juced. ‘¢ raise our quotations as follows :—Asgor! be t ad’ : it eatisinctory ett; \ASTLE GARDEN.—-DOORS OPEN AT , | competent mechanics. he patriotic citizens who ae mish. HO Broadway, comncraf Warren sawt,” | (uotive with these things welghing upon them, very | Sings, 5 ands to Os and 994 Teale; ordiwary whiten, 7 | ',"(cat aivantage; while the most saiatatocy ity references | ra FR HN : Wa oy Fries oe commence oh Bc'oloch ai Beents. | have so liberally contributed to this work, cannot berg lh a an Melo | but be gratified that the money already collected, YOUNG MAN WHO in the city, The company com { the following well known | (at least a hundred thousand dollars,) will enable be jittle apprehension need be entertained for the future: | » 734 reals; goodto fine do, 7% @ 8%; che ogo & the Hetaiae 10.4, a Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by BE. ity of N x is daily reaping th ts of | 914; euperior yellows, 6 a 63%; good to fine — Watson & Co.18 Wall strect, wacleale and mplalireareaaet Doty ot New York 39 daily, resping,tha|kenetle of | 95 AU PMtioe A iligyy, Oi. 0s) Brot te Ane. Ons ala ORR ACEnAL eae Pens and Gold and Silver cases in every variety.— | the extension of her railroad communication with the | }a% of late been very unfavorable for the growing or hie elty tor, several * gpd sak ated artsie—Cool White, it. Edwards, P-J. Rico, W. | it to be prosecuted for two years. By that time, ostabeated “Richelion” Pe told oxal aay 4 ts above: ibe interior, As the lines emanating from this point ex- | and there are ater complaints from many Important in sen dontaing erate » ediiitereetees tien | ee Lit ye gee ab mg gieiy ag no doubt as much more ‘will have been sub- Baer} «egress baba eb tend into the interior, we not only secure the trade | districts, of the injury sustained by the young cane | Undenoted references Ad’. >” Ch "Fi offer & variety of pew Soman, Glove, Pranic, | scribed. The Metalic Tablet for Keeping Ra- by G. Scunters, Jour ISlo-—This ors in it order, invented article has been ro Jong and favorably known, as to need no com ment on its virtues. fuffice it to say, it has never beon equalled the purports intended, the inventor having been awarded the ‘usual premium at the Fair of the American Institute, on each oceasion that the article has been exhibited for eompetition. Certificates, aswell from the first gentiemen in this and other countries, and cutlers in all parts of the world, acknowledging ite wonderful power, can be seen at the Factory, 147 Broadway, corner of Liberty street, and 387 Broadway. Krom the Scientific American.—Professor Barry's Reeemeercye Wve. have before alluded to this article for beautifying the hair, and wo again repeat that it is the only com. ‘Pound we have ever tried for eradicating dandriff from the head ‘that proved successful. It gives the hair a healthy and glossy appearance, and is a preventive against baldness. Sold by the inventor at 139 Broadway, at the low price of 25 cents per bottle. ‘The trade furnished at discount, The Will of the Late Eleanor Trusscll.—One ‘of the last official acts of Mr, McVean, betore relinquishing the office of Surrogate, was to give his decision on the validity the Jast will and testament of Eleanor ‘russell, who deceased in April 1of8, This has been an excoedinzly pro : deen under investication since the month of May last, ‘The de. ei rules ee every objection raised by the contestants, and entirely vindicates the character and actions of tue execut Ir, Richard Trussell, from, the imputation of improper interference, googht to be proved. “The decloion will be published in full in & ye. COMMERCIAL APFAIBS. MONEY MARKET. Thursday, September 7—6 P. M. ‘There were large sales to-day of some of the fancies; but yesterday’s prices were not sustained. At t first board Treasury Notes fell off 1; tper cent; Erie Railroad new, fell %!; Norwich and Worcester, \< Canton, %; Farmer’s Loan improved 1; Reading Bonds, 3. ‘ At the second board Harlem declined % per cent, Norwich and Worcester, 34; Canton, }s, and Reading Bonds advanced }. There was more activity at the second beard than usual. The fluctuations from day to day in quotations for fancy stocks are a fair index of the feverish state o the market. Holders of stocks appear to be strong, and little disposed to submit to any important decline, and it is almost impossible to get up any speculative move- ment sufficiently extentensive to carry prices up more than one ortwo per cent. Money is abundant, the market easy, and the indications are decidedly in favor ofan improvement in stocks generajly ; but it will be sometime before an advance is realised to any extent. Speculators in breadstuffs are in good spirits: and feel confident of a rise in prices and an extensive demand from abroad for consumption. The Cincinnati and Columbus papers state that counterfeit bills on the State Bank of Ohio, of the de- nomination of five dollars, aré in circulation in both diaces. Theengraving is said to be badly executed. The counterfeit bills are a little shorter than the genuine; andthe plate on the back is deep red, in- stead oflight orange. Observe, also, that in the coun- terfeit the werd “ Bank” is omitted in the plate, on the back, reading “ State of Ohio,” instead of “ State Bank of Ohio.” In the head of Franklin, on the left end of the face of the bill, the engraving is poor, and the left eye is omitted. By observing a little caution, the above description will enable any one to detect these counterfeits. There will be, without much doubt, more miles of railroad opened this year than in any previous one since these works were first commenced in this coun- try, Independent of the many new lines about being completed, the extewsion of old roads is progressing very rapidly, and sections of country most remote from the Atlantic have been connected with the prin- cipal markets of the Union. Abut three hundred miles of railroad will be brought into use this year in this State ; about five bundred in New England; in New Jersey thirty miles; Ohio, fifty miles—making in these States nearly nine hundred miles of road. Be- sides this, there are at least one hundred miles in pro- gress, part of which will be completed in 1849. ‘The Saratoga and Whitehall Railroad will be finished in October. The business already done on that por- tion which is finished, exceeds the most sanguine ex- pectations. s The Hartford and Providence Railroad Company have contracted for three thousand tons of railroad iren, weighing sixty pounds to the yard. The con- tract is made at fifty dollars a ton, and the :ron is to be delivered in New York next spring, to be sub- ject to the most rigid inspection 1n this country. The contract at present prices abroad will leave a very $6500 Treas Notes, 6's 10336 25 shs Canton Co bnw lo bi of those sections of country intersected by them, but they develope the resources of them to such an extent that the sources of production become enlarged be- yond the mest extravagant estimates, Stock Exchange. 7000 Uh's Int Imp, of 47 Bk WO di a aS IES 600 City 5's, of '70 41¢ 100 Mohawk RR_ 12m 76 14200 Ohio 6's, of 00 $98) 150 Nor & Wore RR, 3 200 Ilinois Fundable 4132 26. lo 610 37 6000 do 41° 300 Erie7 per ct Bas 9t |. 2000 Reading Rds 810 100 do NG 20 rhs Manhattan Bk 1000, do biz 9434 10 Leather Bk 15 Erie RR, now, full 30 65 3NY Bk 1% 10 do ry 100 Farmers’ Trazt = wi) 2b lo do of 360 do 230 2% 100 Harlem RR 60 5414 100 do 25% 100 do ‘DOO bt 40L I Fire Ins Co Wr 180 do B30 St 50 Paterson RR 180 do ‘pOD Bt % Canton Co 300 do 53% cy do 100 do 860 537, M15 do 200 do St w do 800 Long Island RR 25 wo do 400 do 380 278g » do 100 do d60 27% 50 do 100 do a oO do bs 36 Second $00 Treas Notea 1034 50 ahs Harlem RR 130. 537% 0 Reading Bonds 5646 100 Morris Canal vs 9% 100 ehs Hariem RR 53° 50 do 9: 100° do s6m SS" 100Long Island RR 960 25 wD do 60 64g 100 Reading RR 32 150 do Se 10 do Busy m0 do 260 25Nor & Wore RR 36 100 do a 63! 50 Canton Co 35% 100 do 53! 10 Erie RR Oo 100 do b15 533 CITY THADE REPORT. New Yorx, Thursday, Sept. 7—2 P. M. Asues.—The market continues steady at $5 50 for pots, and $5 8714 for pearls, Corton is rather easier this morning, and holders show more disposition to meet buyers, The sales do not exceed 300 bales. Frour, &c —The market for Western flour opens firm, and sales of common brands are pretty freely gat $6. The Eastern and export demand is fair; some round hoop Ohio sold at $5 94, and 1,000 flat ‘hoop, for shipping, at $6. Transactions of the merning reach 3,000 bbls. Southern continues steady at $5 87 a $6 94, with sales of 200 bbls. Rye Flour we quote dull at $3 87}¢. Meal is more firm, and holders are asking $3 50 for Jersey. In wheat, some operations were going on, but the particulars we could not learn. Red wheat at $115, The demand for corn it rd, and quotations well sustained, We notice of 20, 000 bushels, common to high mixed, at 65c. a 70c., and 2.000 do. round yellow, at 76\c. Oats are firm, at S5e. for canal, with sales of 3,000 bushels. Provisions.—Ohio pork remains steady at the closing ices of yesterday, The sales are 200 barrels. Of Beer, some parcels of extra Chicago have been sold at $14.’ Lard is held firmly at 8c. a 9c., but the sales are only moderate. Ww ey is doing better. Sales of 100 bbls. prison, at 20 Tuunspay, September 7—6 P. M. The flour market continued steady at yesterday's quotations ; and,afair amount of sales was made, including parcels purchased for export. Wheat con- tinued firm, and considerable sales were made. Corn continued in good demand for export ; but for imme- diate delivery, supplies were rather limited, while con- siderable sales were again made, to arrive, at full prices. Sales of round yellow were made on the spot atan advance. Meal continued firm. Ryeremaine about the same. Oats were in steady demand, with- out change in pri Pork was firm ; and sales of mers were made at an advance. Lard was also firm, with sales at full prices. Sugars were in good demand, and prices firm. Molasses was comparatively quiet. For the state of the cotton market, we refer to the article below. Another steamer, with later news. be- ing about due, caused some less ‘activity in freights. It was also found difficult to fill vessels immediately | with grain. The last news left the actual state of the crops in Great Britain in so much doubt as to cause much anxiety to obtain later intelligence, which it is eet will prove more decisive, one way or the other. Asnrs.—The sales reached about 100 bbis. pots, at $5 50, at which the market was firm. Pearls were any ee $5 8734. Receipts down the Hudson river, 7 Brrewax.—Sales of 3,000 lbs, were reported at 2le. ; but the market is generally held higher. Bueapstvrrs.—Flour—The sales reached about 5,000 876,000 -bbls., im various separate lots,among which were about 4,000 bbls. consisting of Oswego, this State, common Genesee, &o., (1,200 of which were bought for export.) at’ $6; 300 do. Michigan, at | $6; 1,500 do. Ohio, on the spot, and 1, 0. to ‘arrive, at the same price; and 900 do. roun hoop, do. $5 873¢ a $5 $4 Southern continued steady, and sales of 400 bbls Petersburg coun- try, were made afloat, at $5 4. MWheat—Snles of vs bushels of Ohio were made, on private terms ; 3000 do. Genesee, at $1 37, and 2,000 do. North Carolina, at about $1 20. €orn—The sales to arrive, d for immediate delivery, amounted to about 60,000, 70,000 bushels, in separate lots, among which were about 6,000 bueheis flat yellow, at 730. and round yel- low, at 77¢.; 3,000 flat yellow, at 72c.; 2,800 do. round mixed, at 73c ; 7000 do, heated, sold at 63c. a G40 ; 2,000 do, flat yellow on private terms; 4,000 mixed, sold at 70c., and 10,000 do. Western mixed, to arrive, at 68¢.; 3.000 do. round yellow, sold on private terms, from the want of necessary moisture for its sustenance, as the rains during the usual period were very partial this year. There is but 9 small quantity ofj\iuscovado suger here, and little ar none of prime quality. We quote 33g a 4 reals for ordinary to good. Sugar shipped to the United States from Havana and Matanzas.—To Aug. 1, 1847, 233.206 boxes; to Aug. 1, 1848, 164,587. Difference in favor of 1847, 68.619 boxes. Freights.— Very little done from the scareity of vessels, which are wanted, particularly American ships, suitable for Europe. For an me ot bark of 1,700 boxes. £3 5s. was paid tothe Clyde. For sugar to New York, $1 373 has been give xchange on London, 14a 15 premium; United States, pars 1 discount, and scarce. NION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING— MONDAY, September, 11, at3 P/M, Great sport, Stake and purse ‘Two mileheats under tho saddle, Jenny Lind, Passenger, Lady Emma, Nell Gwynne, Quaker. W. Wheelan enters s. 10. Jenny Lind, J. Somimerendyke enters ¢. m. Lady Emma, Whelpley enters b. g. Passenger, C. 8. Brooks enters r. g. 3. Woodruff enters s m. Nell Gwynne. The cars leave South Ferry for the Courte, at half-past two o'elock, and return im- mediately after the sports are over. M.D, GREEN, Proprietor. PORTING DOG.—FOR SALE, A FULL BLOODED ENG lish Setter. Inquire at 91 Liberty street. BAsgca FOR SALE.—A GOOD SECOND.HAND BA- rouche for sale—will be sold reasonably, theownor having no pope To be seen at Williams’ livery stable, No, 18 Wost $ REWARD;—1051, ON THE 22p OF AUGUST LAST jroome streets, & package of papers, on the corner of Mercer and or crossing Mercer street, near Broome, directed to Mrs, Helena R. Kearney, or Mra, Juliana Smith, Now York, and written with a pencil, A. Chandier’s power of attorney and certificate of Dr, MeKulght | The papers are of ne value to any one, and the finder will receive the above reward, and no ques tions asked, by sending them to J.M, 8, SMITH, 146 Wooster st, Ui det ‘TARNAL CRITTER, No. 7, CONTAINS A NEW AND most masterly story, entitled The Aaron Burr of Kentucky, 4 tale of Passion and C: also Scenes ins Fashionable Gam- bling House ; Jack Harrison and his Visiters ; Tom Hamblin aud the Park Theatre: Ned Buntline, the Reformer; and_a rich cole lection of misceliapeous articlos, Four cents S}¢ Nassau st RUOKLYN FREEMAN.—THE FIKST NUMBER OF THIS Paper, under the editorial charge of Mr. W, Whitman, devo- ied to Free Soil, Van Buren and Adame, will be. issued Saturday morning, Sept.9. Publication office, Orange st., 3d basement door from Fuiton, in Mr. Carey's now Wuildings, where carriers will [lease apply. For salo at the newspaper depotsin Brooklyn, and xy the boys, OLDSMITH’S WRITING ROOMS, 289 BROADWAY, LA- Farge buildings, are now open during the day and evenin; for pupils and visiters, Terms moderate, and a, beautiful | writing guaranteed to every attentive pupil. Cards, containing terms, hours of attendance, &e., may be had at the rooms, POR ALL, WELIA AND SICK—Mas. CARROLL'S MEDI cated vapor, sulphur, and fodine baths, 354 Broadway, two doors above Leonard street, Theso baths ate the most safe, de- lightful, and efficacious remedy for colds, rhcumatism, chills and fever, &¢,, and not only a cure, bata preventive to many of the * Thouran: js that flesh is hei OTICE.—PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE subscriber will please present them at No.3 Barclay street; and algo, sll persons aro forbid ae a who- ever, on my account. AM) YRNE3. CARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES LEAVE, THUS Publicly, to return his most grateful thanks to James Baker, Esq, one of the assistant engineers of the Fire Department, and the Members of the Hose Company No. 3, as well as tho Fire De- yartment generally for Sete Prompt ana Han oferta to cave the house an: yperty undersign: jo. rand street, on the night of the Sth instant, during tho ‘fre that consumed the rear and front buildings on lot No. 121 Grand stroct, By tho ex- ertions of the abote named partieg the property of the w the only regrets that ang signed was preserved uninjured; an cannot express the deep felt gratitude he owes them. JAS. MULLIGAN, RADY'S GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS and Family Groups, Nos, 205 and 207 Reoaaway, 3d door South of St. Paul's Chureh, 24, 34 and 4th stories, Hours from Sin the mornirg till 7 in the evening, NOUCEWIF HANS SPRINGER WILL CALL AT THE office of Richard Watson, at 41 Exeliange Place, he will hear of something to his advantage, NOcE-ckoRncE ELLINOR, WHO LEFT nois twelve yoars since, and ;, also, at New London, Conn.. ehisaddress to “EBLUL mens, corner Beach and W ton » © making one of the beat and neatest Saloons in t! spart of the city, and now doing « busi- \ cheap, for ost, the proprietor having other ents him from ‘attending to it Enquire at THE PLACE,” NO, 86 NASSAU STREBT, i favorably known asa Public House, The entire, interest of the samo, is offered for sale. There is © and very favorable lease. ‘The house is replete with fixtures -urniture throughout. Mercantile ¢ advertiser from devoting the time which requirea He would prefer disposing of an interest to a suitable person. For iculars, of LEWIS S. FORD, on the premises, 0A. M.and 1 P.M, or at 178 South street, any other hour e; TOBE SOLD, AT FORT HAMILTON FOURTERN LOTS for building, the entire or seperate; its location is moat de lightful, being convenient to the Fort Hamilton House, and quite loge to the steamboat landing. Tho above lote will be sold eheap pplying to Peter Gale's house, in rear of the church, Fort 2. 10 LET.—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. 67 BANK hereot, toa smal respectable family, Referonoes exchanged. Further particulrrs, inquire on the preinises. LRECE TAVERN AND CHOP I1OUSE, No, 10 DEY wnneunce to the inhabitants of New York, visitors and foreigners, generally, that they have purchased the lease of the above i es, where they intend tocarry on the business of Tavern Keepers in every particular, and from considerable expericnce in the lasle es, trust to merit share of pubis pateonage, Thebouve nat sent undergoing extensive alterations itt te pen fr Wtneaa on Wedneaiay next." Particular attenuom wil ‘mor hat been spread abroad, that establish been closed, and which, duobtlces, has been cocasioned by the ree moval of some of whe of closing it for the present. t part of the island has been in # more perieculy healthy state than at pile meme i “ARD, Tere Hi AL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POST a , St. Martin’sle Grand, Loudou.—This tel, paving feocntly undergone ektensive alieratont*ead saat Portion of it newly furn:shed, will be found on ‘rial vo ‘val inthe metropolinfootn kn pot OUNTY LAND, EXTRA PAY, PRIZE MONEY, & Soldiers, Seamen, Marines, and the representatives of those deceased, can have their claims secured without delay, by applying to A. M. ROSS, 71 Nassal panty NTERESTING TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER exeouted in thisor any other country, am fertidcates of the lion. Henry Clay, Martin Van. Barco an & other readable arguments, proving the remarkable efficacy of this lly good article for is, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Complaints. “Merchante wishing to setl sain, will be allowed & very large profit. W. JERVIS, 379 Broad ins corner of Whie stree reat, ONLY!—WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN they oan have them atone dollar each, at the pricesin ISM, Filling with pure gold 80 to76 conta, iN Broadway. Refrain , and Gems from | ed with Burlesque 1 00 TO LOA )N CITY PROPERTY, (WHICH must be worth at least double the amount Haxtd)—Two sums of $1,000 enh; the one foe. tices fours ana the oth one yvarat ? percent, Apply to LP. CANDER, at Cro.” Fowkes & Cor, corner Liberty and West atreeta, from 10 | every te A.M. ter before A. i ING SALOON FOR SALE.—AN ELEGANT BOWL. n, with Four New Allays, newly fitted up for the ONGO MINSTRELS, (UNDER street, adjoining the Franklin Hotel—The subscribers ber to | (> RECTION OF J. repairs, and will be | 66 to the comfort of Is New York. 6th September. eormer, eS SSONCRELFE & DELLIMORE, from London.” | Eizbesiy PAYIJON, NRW BRIGTON—AN UNFOUNDED KU. | Sarcne”ints chants—Mr,+.Jervis's Cold Candy 1s put i yoy? and pocketable "packages, with the moat iat show-bills, ore te ne eid i 32 600,000 2272s OF DR, DEWITT. c, KELUIN. 9 ger’s Liniment have been sold without a mur- ior, Pains, Sores.-and Callonses of every character ae cured in afew days. In oa, Dysentery, Bilious Colic, Chovera- it is as certain to cure in oné day as itis taken; It is put up in large bottles, is mild, fragrant, and ko doses; ia ten Uines cheaper ihan any tier eabrocation, § cen » $42 per, In Grose at office 290 Pearl street, of the cts, sadletay Sad’ vores tees erally. N.B—No agencies out of the city om tommiasion, “We Will Forfelt $1000 If we fail to. satisty amy’ reapectatle: rmerebavt who will call to purcbase. For cures of the most astounding charn-*t, and of every class, see “Spirit of the Times.” CON YERSATIONS FRANCATSES, OR FRENCH TAUGUT on the Oral system, enabling to speak from the first lessons, tee Ae bg oem 2 Pa gy Cy peakin jon, at home, in classes, $27 4 4 per month, Fenilies and ‘schools attended. Ploae? ‘ddrese, ons, Be Bt, Pierre, Natif de Paris, 308 Broadway. 10 bt tag AP bag paint 13 AN bree tema My nat Oo se Who wish to cut elegant YJ the prevailing ntgle hy obtaining » copy of Stinemets now werk on Cutting is of Clothing, which ie universaily allowed to be superior to all other moth: For r by the author, corner of Courtlandt street and Brosdway, and of A. Wheoler,'Reporter of the Fashions, 4 Courtlandt street. Prieo per copy, $6. ergs FASHIONS FOR THE FALL AND WE of 1843.and '49.—The only Plate of the Season ie just issued, and for sale by A. Wheeler. Price per copy at office, one dollar, including Li analste! and patron slicets ; ac also the onl; correct treatise on Garment. sete at six dollars per copy. Ade drear WHEELRK, Reporter, 4 Courtland ME CO-PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN Til undersigned, under the firm of Dickey & Earle, is, this day, dissolved, Dy mutual consent, WILtiaw DICKEY,” _New York, Ang, Stat, 1848, DANIRL EANLE. WAM EARLE, OF THE LATE FIRM OF MALLBIE, Muan X Earle, und Daniol Karle, of tho late firm of Dickey & Farle, havo, this day, entered into co-partnerabip, and will centinue the Cotton Brokerage busi under the firm ef Earle Brothers, at 78 Wall street, corner of Bear! atrect. T HE GREAT DESIDERATUM.—-LYON'S MAGNETIC b=! Pow der for destroying Bed Bugs, Cockroaches, and his Puls | mene NS and Mise’ have supplied a great dealt Some Peetoctiy harmless ———— sin uty, comfort And cegniinena in our ies, yet certain in lestro: effects t poxivus insects and vermin, The a te Siar bove tions have, hay iy, euppiled the place of poisonous neiteieat rf Bl Rat puconans tuaicent mereataly a lete success of the ve insect and vermin dest Serko at the propeietorsoMee, 480 Broadean Petes Roce Dyoneneans GRADUATED MAGNETICMACHINES | A. Bt ‘hese new and teanifal inatruments combine advantage t posse: any others. Ina vt ‘Compass, a Kanple oupply of the ife giving inivencs ‘of ‘Electro may be instan fo Pri 12 complet toa retail by D. York. NO CURE NO CHARGR—DR MURPHY OF 6 GOLD IN Sisct is confidentially senvalted on ail forms of privatedie- | task $ettonal dobliy nnd US peaemoy os aily treated by M. tay, Tor tight or posage Ne in any oase, of hindrance from Poainech. corrmodat Ne jo mercury used Gold nroustopen from TA. to 10 P.M, date orb to ‘CO, No. 48 South wt JOR BAVANNAH, HAVANA, AND NEW ORLEANS. — Tho steamship FALCON, W. T. Thompson, com- mander,, will sail on Saturd th ‘Bepter from pier No. 4 North ‘an irvn Safe for specie, Jewelr vate individuals, attesting the | —————— ° nea i t tly generated. No assistant is required, and any | secur: ‘alt Kenyon’a 91 the Vorrel. Postage o'clock on the day of sail ORLEANS—LOUISIAN street, or to Agents in New Orleans, Merers. BRYAN & Yesterday, a benevolent association, called the Improved O:der of Red Men, went down the Po- tomac, ona pleasure excursion. _On board, v a man whohad served two terms as a marine. Exposure in Mexico, in the battle-field, had un- dermined his health, and he came to this city for recieation, as well ag to procure hig land warrant. Thinking that the trip on our beautiful river would do lum good, he took passage. His bronzed and emaciated face, hollow eyes, and tottering frame, attracted general attention, and evoked the best feelings of the heart, in sympathy. The boat reached the steamboat wharf, on its return, at about eleven o’clock. This poor fellow wi among those who first landed. It being dark— raining at the time—it 1s supposed that he stepped upon a slippery log, which caused him to fall over- board. {tmmediately, the alarm was given ; cries went up from women and children, and the great- est excitement was man‘test. His body was recovered fifteen minutes afterwards. All the eflorts fto restore him to life were jineffectual. He who had escaped the dangers of the Gulf, and ot the battle, had ceased to exist. A jury of in- ee rendered a verdict in accordance with the acts: 1 have been informed that the President has not yet ordered a court martial, or court of inquiry, and that it is not probable he will do so, to inves- tigate the charges made by Col. Benton, in the Senate, sgainst Major Graham, of having acted improperly as a member ot a tormer court martial against Lieut. Col. Fremont. The President, no doubt, feels ashamed _ of those proceedings, and is not willing to give the community another occa- sion to complain of the enormous expense curred, with so little of good to the tax-payers. I do not pretend to express an opinion apon the merits of this case, not deeming it of sufficient importance. i “Old Bullion” is yet engaged in writing out the speech he delivered in the nate, three or four weeks ago, against General Keamy, and ggiving the history of Col. Fremont’s expldits in Califor- nia. The Union and the Intelligencer have simul- taneously published the several parts of this pro- duction fr is the opinion that, at the next ses- sion, an investigation will be made into this act of the Colonel—publishing what took place in execu- {ve session, the injunction of secresy not having been removed. he Colonel, however, claims that he has a right to make public what he himselt does, and we think that, to some extent, he is nght. Ina republic tuere should be as little secret transactions as possible among thoso who repre- sent the people and the States. Fevix. Wasninoton, Sept. 6, 1848. The Presidential Campargn—A Few Reflections thereon— Tremendous Display of Taylor Men, at the Whig Platform, on the Avenue—Henry Clay, &e. &e That this is a great country—that there is a great deal of land in it, and a rapidly increasing population of the smartest kind of people, are re- fleetions which we know have struck the minds of many, long ago; but truth never palls, and, therefore, we feel emboldened to reiterate them, For fome time previous to a Presidential election, stump oratory is at a premium; end all sorts of nonsense, lies gasconade is perpetrated. A stump speech, par reellence, must contain, as a necessary qualification, due proportions of smutty stories, abuse and profanity. It is then considered pungent—e first-rate speech— burra for Taylor '—three cheers for Cass! Washington, albeit, not entitled to vote, has perpe- trated ite mite in the good cause of agitation. The democrats, however, as usual, have taken the lead all slong, although the whigs, in following their example splendor, The ide structare, The whigs afterwards built their platform; but it far the homely democratic stend. It was not only whitewashed, but it was thatched. The democrats could pet stand this, tit was mot long before their elructure assumed ap aristocratic appearance—heaven wae excluded, aud the orators can now spout, unheed- ing the pelting of the pitiless storm. They also pro- cured « Rumber of gorgeous neies, and @ score or (wo of Chinese lanterns, out of whig pews. papers, which deciared was the fimsiest material Ahey could get. But mark whet follows | Last night, ® great gathering of the Rough and Ready Civb of West , together with the whi« clube of Alexandria and Georgetown, took place. It wae ibe largest tien! meeting we have ever seen ip the duirtet, ai Washinton having. atly, turned cut The ladies, Ged biers their lovely eyes, were LLere in oodly pumbers, and the boys were fairly re- presented. Amy meeting called duting the present je cooree DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM Promptly forward all goods to their add> em, | Lee bere, wil be sare to be well attended. There ; nd 4,000 do. mixe ed, sold for distilling at i ‘and William streets, has for tho fast fourteen years enjoyed rorly any Amusement of amy kind to be bad, un dandromo percentage of poft tothe eles bat; athe | ana 100 40, mined damaged, eld for dieting at | OT BANG RARER | 4 mort cinere poche, Gen Meceasiwme | JOOR, MARARIULAR.— 108 WRLL, EMOWN pip mt | [cubed Se creep the tartan tout, whieh lays same time it is with two exceptions—one of the Utica | $4 50. “Aye—Sales of 1,000 bushels were made at 73c. Hoth & aa AND Alaayor | wiretre, Pew pet! cau gure the worst fem of | or feamge apply ton” CRAMDEALAID C PERTET | tote 0 week, ond the grinders (we ican no al Co., at $48 50, the other, the Erie railroad company, at | Rye Flour was quict, at $3 87'¢ a $3 94. Oats—Sales those who have some knowledge of tive feat ‘will tf emi, or to BOYD & MINCKES, om Wall street, to Mr Mitebiey distract people, at every $46 45—as favorable to tho buyers as any bargain which ot several cargoes canal were made at 3: Se. Bar- | commence at the root fae ‘Musical Institute, 563 | browght on ty. ® secret habit indulged in by y« mon. _—— — \® SunOUncement, therefore of a meeting ley—Sales of 1,000 bushels new were made at 65c. Brondway, Saturday At 7 o'clock, ‘Terms, | when too, freely indulged in, Miyepopsis, weakness of the R_PARSRILISS TRE WELI-KNOWN BARK Receipts down the Hudson River, Five Dolars per quarte: ° i ‘ance. Free the limbs and ion of the intellect, and aver- c Pt, Ingham, i9 now lovding, and will “ ry MEIGGS, Principal, 6) Broadway.” | gon to society. A cure Wateanted in every oas0, or no charge | Brempt dacpateh. nelien semi EL ‘thas beon made for foreign railroad iron. The quantity od. The whig ateia ia ordered will be sufficient to lay the track as far as | Wheat flour. barrels evening. . ie wien the wate we Pet Willimantic. By this contract a saving to the amount a A UITARS.—MARTIN'S GUITAR] DEPOT.—STR, oTOR MORRISON CONTA ven - <1 Mehra BaD Bapareneies- OUT mirers! ue Of $45,000, is effected on the original estimate of the | Quts : G f agood Guitar will fad it to thelr ad p* N CONTINUES 70 BE CONSULTED dow colored eruility of imagine = : ater colors, but red, green, | ee on dclicate diseases, which he cures without mercury of | [()OR SALZ.—THE SUBSCRIBER FOR 8418 BB |» ctures, display! M y 7 : of conmnettng r 7 ‘iho superiority of Martin's Guitars, as regards finieh, tor hindrance from tusiness, ‘Tho disease in igs early stocon he cures interest in yy Line foe. colhe eee ane Mla ab axoped’ OU baltas, Polen comtiaae Lion te get tay remmieatetion Bett a eienaieeel Aeeunpanel th a rea Secenlnnal mani onen Gam Senchlps ts toe well known clita Bee, or Magesth. lenasedigtely of the stand was dy. prices, wholesale and retail, at 336 Broadway, stairs, oaly by tecafubly tweaved by Dr, My most obstinate strictums oaiaiaes ene s > | large Uranepareney, with « bustat some very fessor expense of the road, in which the probable cost of the Corton,- iron was set down at $65 perton. The total saving made on the original estimates for grading the bridge <A vere f H JONN B. COUPA, to his method of curing by absorption. See his London Dij ~ aly looking old geotionsn —U nderu thie myste over Connecticut river, and iron for this ronggoteoeds Tarnnsees CLAITICATIOS. 9 o-tamy | FnaVRLiiNG THORS: Toy eee at | inhctie B66 Foon tere "Latoee br ld sanded. | JV sie petra ting marrare Fis Mamie Wamane | Tes picture, why iaceribod the mam (\m Lnitation $100,000, Twente, Plotita, mpaset, | L. Mapametasgs, bet Wal eeevs ormae ef Memate ee GFUINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, o—DR, RALPA'S | Private Nodical Companion, ty De: A. M. Manrioass, Oo eee cst cod he fons the pollie might wot ‘The Auburn and Rochester Railroad Company have | Inferior... hone none ‘BigaS% | Bow onhand, and constantly making a'good aseortinentolToanks, | ©. Precti vate Treatise contains Of, interesting ine | (3000 copies have already bern disposed of ry it be wrote below, © This ts a picture it) | Ordinary. 8% a 5% ON 0 57% 6 cx Voalises, C it Bop and Satchels, wholesale and retail. Also, a | formation, and but too little understood, ye on'y true treat | ( + a wnediey Samed OF . what It was " but seven miles more of new track to lay, and this will | iii? * ven oa Ly. y Bacay | lo of Sole Leather, Trustks, eutable for American or | ment and cure, with recipes, mode, of living, Re, He, faithfully eided eopestatly fee the marriod, ante = | of whouse '') ar follows Do completed in a fow days. Dy the middle of this | Geed Riviing. 4.21, 68g HoT, | Rusopean travel, and, Fortmanteans for the Froneh Malle Poste, | given; Sth edition, 544 Dp, peice gt may theauthor, | Which should te known to them 3] GENERAL TAYLOR, ma month the new track will be completed from Albany to Rochester. Trains of cars are now running regularly on the New York and New Haven Railroad, through Fairfield and Bridgeport, and in a few weeks the line will be opencd between Bridgeport and New Haven, The whole road will be graded by the lst of November, and hy the 1st Middlings Fale, Z wie Bq a 8) in 3 ‘ominal none nem! Frvit, -A th rf trade demand for foreign, with of 700 boxes layer raisins, on terms we did not it learn; 400 do, bunch Malaga do. at $1 87) « $2; 90 casks Zante currants, at 60.; 25 bales Languedoc Datoh. J i SSAA REM hdl W '800W SUADE DEPOT, NO. 7 SPRUCE STREET, ‘Tribune Buildings.) 5000 Window Shades, from 9 Is. The largest stock in the United Statos. Sou Western purchasers are particnlarly invited to examine th Move L) + » & large variet; Paper periber offere at great Durgaian, OTIS bn i$ Orders for the West Indios, South Amorica, ko., filled with doo 8 BR, COOKE, OF ALBANY, N. Y., PASSENGER BY THB Niagara Steamer, from England, aftera briet absence on the Continent of Burope, has retursed to the seat of en i State, where professional CJ heretofore, or by letter, athis heretofore, addreve him, " fetidenees No. 5 Norton sree Albany, N.Y. ‘Venereai, ; imondr, at 12!5¢.; 80 'do, Marseilles do., to arrive, at natured looking ’ He elie. and 30hhds, filberts, at 43¢0.,4 mow.” 30,000 minnow STADES—FOR SALE, FROM teal week of the hasten tovued thom the poses: tt contaney made his bow to of January, the track will bo laid in running order | Enyiants—Some 20,000 bushels (in two lots) of | by KELTY & RIKER manuinctones el eetitigg dees | tnirtyecvem colored Gheravings, which, dotineate, Ua cage of sive to give any from New Haven to the connection with the New | corn were engaged for Cork, anda market, at 12d.,in Maaee ft making and hanging shades, 131 Chat- | diteasos inimitably. Spe comalen forty wool, oe Af you cam, gen York, Harlem, and Albany rond, at Williams? bridge, | bulk. “Hoary goods were engaged for Liverpool, at ham treet, | Seravent of wees sesso Se Benches tecora, ad a a The receipts from the main stem of the Baltimore "test ~wagahes Sony PATENT LeaTDRR—2 Cages GERMAN PATENT. LEA. $e Scet oppress ree and formulas ses He said, “fellow and Obio Railroad, for the month of July, were $75.- | tu male by ED]. BECK KUNUARDE 2 Posen | ronen'sos "Pree Fate work’ intended et ight, to do boaor 654 90, amd from both roads, during the same periody | ® $10 874 for No. 1's; = ———— — preraty for the; [+3 Dr. B's work on ee ort Harrisou . $3.37 & $3.50 for No. is MB 2aues c. Dugan INvoRMs D3 AND 14 engravings, with hints te young men, + for Dismaeif, aad on they amounted to not less than $95,400, boing am in- | S078 Baton tte at gz tJ thai the Uadervahing Decines of Tears fos shove. i 3 crease of $1,226 over the corresponding month of the | herri (s0 called) 1,000 boxes, at 600. in ail ite branches, will #till be oarried on, for her at Wye. GLoveris DAY AND to speak of Broadway, by his brother, Mr. Jchn Dogan, La ade by A year 1847, Hivvs.—Sales wore made of Abe ape derstand business, and will give hie ‘li | ite grime’ stoi cry Gostene be deoared 3 Proposals have been issued for contrnets for gradiogy | yayeys 5ie., 8 mon; and 600 dry By vate Hi ae may, rere THM an r Sates Ree ts eae ae aebington oF, ue. 0 portion of the Cincinnati, Lafeyette, and Ia- Leatnen.—The late good demand for sole bas re- She ace = low Ne, 12) —