The New York Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1848, Page 3

EE AE AAA AE A EE ES A RS 28 UE A A ES RS TY a SSR Der cont, ‘This is attaibuied to the sctiity in the | reply edncing the rapping. Iti not to be eupposed | PLAGUE HOSE CO, NO, OUR BEOIAAYE TO TENDER | BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, BY 4 SINGLE ORY, | DARE THRATARAURSDAY RTENING 237% 718 | INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. eorn market, and the employment of capital in the | that grain will be raised in one country to supply the | 45 and 107 Pine Apple street; and also Mr Charles P. Williams, ik of the Park. If at a geater distance, oF in Brooklyn, | GINIUS—Virainiue Mr: Hamblin; Appius Cladiv, fe clarke: RE apne EI 5) A list of losses by the recent fire in Brooklyn. will be | continent of Europe will not cultivate a large surplus | morning last, ‘New York, J teria, wt this office, Servia, Mra Winstanley. To, be followed by @ Grand whit de | The Clay Demonstration—Its effect here—Mr. Botts 3 Sept. 10 1848, THOMAS TRUSLOW,Jn., Foreman, - — Deux, by Signora Cioces and Signor : found in another part of our paper, under the proper | of grain upon the probability that a demand may exist | __ F, Winsams, Secretary. ANTED—A SITUATION RY A RESPECTABLE Wo- colcheated farce of 1M SON & CC paon, Mr, W. B. —Land Warrants—Decrease in Issue of Stock» head in Great Britain for it. Were the trade im grain be- | — —— ee —_— ~~ man, as cook, washer, and irover, The best of city refer. | Chapman; M Mr. Daw Mrs. Simpson, Mrs, Win- $c., de O8T, ON THE ELEVENTH INST. IN OR ABOUT THE | ence can be given, ‘Apply at 1 Frankli stonley; Mrs. Bromley, iiss Rose Telbin, Dress Circle, 75 ets; Ge. The receipts of the Montgomery Railroad Company | tween all countries more free and regular, more food L ‘Tattersall Sale Stabie, One Hundred and Forty-one Dole | ——————~ - a = Family Clrelo, 80 6 Phot Hones Bets Pit, 3736 ct; Gale aigutienatbsanaie ta grea: asiallibindite ecaase of Alabama, for the ten months ending Sept 1st, 1843 | would be growm by man for man; and as Providence | jars on the Bai i of America, except, the one dollar el Which | Fei tot, ged ar A vane epermora nts lery, 12350, Doors open at 7; curtain rises at 75¢ o'clock, - | quence of the meeting at V fo hg ’ ic A’ reward of twenty dol " 1 to ¢ ework, or assist in chi re 5 2 gat Vay ; ‘were $80,190 04, against $65,951 34 for the same period | seems to have provided that a failure of the crops | Mii (Qe auder, inrecurmcd, at etHerald Omics?” | er wanks, he best of city feforencens Apply 43 Menoe streets OWERY THEATRE—TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER gat Vauxhall Garden, in New 12, will be performed, 2ud time in America, the new hie | York, in favor of Harry of the West. The Union ABLE | torical dranm, in three acts, et | BASTILE, or Terror's Kei: T.S. BROWN, Bath, L. I, the previous year, and $34,087 21 for the same period | should never be general, that scarcity in one country ae in 1846, This shows that the income has more than | should be compensated by abundance in another, the NEY. YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY—CLASS FOR IN- ANTED—A SITUATION BY A MOST RESP! seamstrese, lady's maid, or to doc led the DESTRUCTION OF 148 imilian Robespierre, Mr. N.B | i8 in eestacies, and Cass stock has risen at least 5 ye e, w von. jection to travel. The best of testimoni Clarke; Frederick Danton, Mr. Shaw; Jean M » Mr. Heath; i we a doubled within the past two years. chances of famine would be gradually diminished by | (1 ofimuejion in View cog im the youn pair rem OM ‘Aukdresn PM at the office of thin pap Hernan Donia aes Warns Tice tag is Med per re me man ae ae been the destrue- ‘The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad | the free interchange of commodities and abetter know- | Broadway. Instructor, Mr, F. H. NASH. i TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | {i2! iar ne, Moe Te ae Viet do lis Mics Mary tar. | Coit 6: the whig party all along, and bids fair Company, for the month of August,in each of the past | dedge of each otber’s wants. HE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA Wah SAE SRO Bei es Ree an aod iron ‘She has bean, Saree faite & pe 4 CHARLES THE TW rl again to give the democrats a continuance of two years, were as annexed The position of the people of Great Britain, in rela- poe City, on Wednesday, 13th Sept.,at twelve o'clock | yea Maiberrytiveos tha rece Y reference gi Oly, | Eitan, Biss perfarmadce to eommence ‘at 736 o'alock. Boxes, | Power. The assertion that ‘‘ defeat under Clay is en A Ween Baris cas MeRie Sayny of DepaAANE, {a Koooming every) Seay EMPERANCE HOUSE—MR. EDITOR—HAVING PUT ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A | 220ml Pitt 1236 cents, better then victory under any other man,” albeit 1848, August receipts, from passengers... .. ...... $801445 | more precarious. The increase of population in this T up for some time at the Buena Vista House, No. 96 Liberty W Situation to do General Howse Work with a small private ROADWAY THEATRE.—TUESDAY £VENING, SEP. 12, | such a palpable absurdity, appears to prevail among go. se. io ae we country and in Europe is increasing the consumption | street, a few doors from Broadway, in this city, kept by Mr. family, or to do Chamber Work ‘The best will be presented the trag i Plain Sewi do do, do, ees civen. Please call a Churchill, former proprietor of the Tremont Temperance House, | city ref a. Please c' panvage-Metamo a portion of the whigs in the city of the New York, of corn so rapidly, and so much faster than thein- | J would recommend it asa quiet and orderly house with moderate = 7 PRIV. r = d inclined to beli that that i * P ani - trict t ANTED—A TUTOR IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, CAPA- | Oceana, Mrs. Abbott; Nahmeokee, Mise Fai and we are inclined to believe that that portion is 1647, August, total receipts, crease of production, that the supplies to meet any | ‘Maries. Hr Ciel a eee aml waa the hist who opened | WW ‘ie of teaching the ‘Fueuch language and the usual siudies | whicha Pas Begpien, yy M'lte Celeste and Ww composed of not the least, virtuous column of the Increase, Avgust, 1848, “Gos oi | demand from Great Britain are becoming less and less | 4 house of that description in this city; and surely he is gntitled Preparatory to entering college, Address, Box 1,53, Post Office, ee EE oe baslettn, called VENUS IN ARMS—Sir whig party, To be sure it isa virtual confession he Biting Fr) 4 ee community. fo 7 . rede’ , eric + on han ine Very few railroads in this country ean show a| every year. This, with tho increasing population in | {0 share! the patronage of the temperance community, tor W AS722-A SITUATION FOR A CHAMBERMAID, AND | Daye (Andrea: 6'Phalansy y | thet the whigs have no principles at teaue, but the iron, or to Cook for a si wily. The rc , 0 jadelphia conv o greater per cent. increase in their receipts for the past Great Britain, places @ more serious complexion upon | many who have undertaken to keep temperance houses, have of city’ reference given, P eps gt Bis reat Isabel Dickinson; Lady Melville, Mra. Abbott. " phia convention conceded as much, and $12,472 59 9,44) 65 taster poerdape utouieNfotbehie Ste | wing ends are rather lukewarm ‘Phe ees: Sasha he " produced the popular drama ent the AN. ig friends are rather lukewarm. he Courter iB the lower part of the city, Greenwich street preferred, ad- | rau Rew: 5 Ot ‘agen : ue bi iven, A note addressex RIES OF YORK f, B.S. Chanfrav; Captain , with far more serious consequences than resulted from | GET at War gail and Sons, 550 Hiroalway, will vaecy | €r08* 2M Herald Orie, ___" | obi we: 6 urke, Me, Prec, Stes Pandey: Big Lise," Mex | ad Enquirer has, of late, come out strongly, to be \ s08Sepe thosame cause ten or fifteen years ago. Every suc- | attention.” P.8, Balary notvo much an object as ® comfortable | WHT ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A | Molesey; Little Lise, Miss E- Mestayer. To oonelude with the F ee be ob LAD ‘again commenced selling intoxicating drinks, 3 _ | an tte, 75 conte; Fsmily eircle, 25 cents ; Gallery, 12}4- | if it did not, still every one is aware it 1s the case. six months than this, and from the probable arrange- | the subjest than it has ever before possessed. It is | “Now York. Aug. 1 sae. J.G. BAKER’ _ ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | Sh Doore open at 7, performance to commence at 736 o'clock. | ‘The whig party never disavowed the motto, that ments now likely to be entered upon to make another | Obvious {that the rapid increase in population adds LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE, IS DESIROUS fy Woman aa Seamstress oF to avist in doing ligne work in HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY | to the victors belong the spoils, that is to MYjuebe « road from Griffin, intersecting the Macon and Western | t© the distress and danger to be apprehended from an of getting employment in a Confectionery, nilinery small private family, Please call at No, 30 East Broadway, Chatham.—Tuosday evenis 12, will be acted the | course, when they were in power; and as Taylor.3°%% {oo September store, N. B. Advertiser has been successful as D. ; new farce entitled a MISTAKEN STORY—Hill Williams, Mr. steadily | insufficient supply of food, and that any marked | giecwoman, writes lesibly, in of active business habits, and W seriaiag sheet ities, alee 0 cease Iona i hooeh Sa Wied Tothh, CD Cheteaovan failure in that supply would be likely to be attended | would devote her entire time to the interests of her employ increasing business may be depended on. The financial affairs of this road are in s very pros- erous condition, and are differently controlled from home. ‘ituation to d cond A | drama of HELEN OaKLE h, Mr. Palmer; Sir | well understood that the gallant Colonel, a . oe the generality of rallrords, there belag no debt, and | ceeding day brings into existence one thousand addi- city referance givens apply et Sine aa WA eer iat Pepi yap te ae cane acai a Would-be General, expects to become organ-grinder ue tional human beings to be fed, and unless something N two days, if not suited before, an — | an case the old hero 1s elected; and edly, if se 07 direc ing the benefit of paying the earnin, ? 4 ¥ le <f ‘ao Scie Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 1234, , ; and, assuredly, i ot oF teaustticinie liseed of to ereditore, are resolved | 8done, and immediately too, the result of a short | try tie mow He ay and detlareatic Ba fo OY W4Ni2 } BUSINESS MAN Wirt 4 cariTAL OF |“ URToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRRET—TUBSD, Wind 18 anessential, he is eminently qualified for Bae harvest will be terrible. Liahi ‘or B Ann street, from $200, who wishes to engace ina travellin Evening, Sept. 12,will bo played, 211 time i ica, Milto “j . , " \e) to maintain the policy they have adopted, and divide Stock Exchange. TT ANDAUTD APARERD APE MD Lae BORNEAD On | Sao Will please addveas © Traveller’ "New York Henn maniue of COMUS. Comune Ureuar tee BAe ee a Mr Botts, we perceive, has been affording aid Bio among the stockholders the profits of the road, reserv- | g:1709 Tres NotesG's 1033¢ 250 shs do . ished, at 31 North Moore street. —— oh hee eee - | Grace; the Younger Brother, Me Mears: Lady, Mrs, Knight; | and comfort to the enemy, and 1s prepared to come ‘rst ing only a sum sufficient to meet contingencies. We | 1000 Mexican Inden'y 9%” 100 do Ode oA — pour = ANIED—AN ACTIVE, STOUT LAD, ACQUAINTED | Picchanals, Ncssrs, Meyer. 7. Jobneon, Rae, Hurley, Kain, An- | out strongly for his deat friend, Clay. Previous ‘ai br aiid SOU State 5's, ‘55 98 100 Canton Co 160 35: SALE AND TO LET.—PART OF THE HOUSE 253 with showing ware. Apply at 8034 Pearl street, between | 427500, Hamilton, Christian, Dowling; Eophrosyno, Mra. G, tha ol f the | aan ; notice, that, during the two years this road has been | {ing Rrie?'s” fay “as my he Second etreet to let, consisting of five rooms, with Croton | Zand 1 o'clecke Loder.’ Dance of Satyrs, Mossts. Prodaricks, C- Pardoa Marshall to the close of the last session we stated, on the pe in operation, it bas paid, in dividends, $13 per share. i oO do 35°} | water and waste-pipes, aud suitable for a small family. Also, the |< —— os Seat sya pee To which will be added the farce of POOR PILLICODDY. Pil: | authority of a statement made by Mr. Botts, him- wi in operation, paid, , . 1 75 do b7ds 35/2 | furniture forsale, which is nearly new. For particulars enquire W ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | licoddy. Mr. Burton Lae Pillooddy, Mra. Ki cht. To conclu self, that he was prepared to come out against w In the management of railroads, very much depends 613% 100 Norwich & Worces 351} | on the promises, ness, eprante eeecre aia searcapeatennestolshe be Bartons re MoStnees Ure pocros Mee Chelaeas tenet) Taylor, ana that, at all events he would not su bY upon small matters. The total cost of this road, (one BEN ERT Aae Leland my es 8r4, ARD.—THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY | reference can bogiven. Pleavo call at 122 Mott street." "'™ | Be, ; Family Cirele, 26 cts. Doors open at? sourtain risesat 136. rt the Philadelphia nomination. Mr, Botts pul ; hundred and one miles,) including cars, turn-tables, 2s 6 to inform their dealers, and the public generally, 7 AN 511 OU BLO'S, ASTOR PLACE, BROADW: i 100 lo and depots, is $610,098 25; and probably a greater | 1° Laeic Sepa 3 number of shares, in proportion to its capital, is held | 40 NY &NHaven b6m 82 5 do »20 63 ; D 88 ° in Europe, than any other railroad in the Union. er iseotig epi ote a ag 32 350 do. 26: are == meal TAGNIF v7 | lished a sort of round-about denial of our state- b i , $200,000, is uni d by the Into dinast ANTS A SITUATION—A RESFECTABUE Y wo t MAGNIFICENT ; ,our 3 18 Blo RR, new fun — gu5g | hat thir capital, $200.00; te unload by the, late daastrou War ee wailing and icician, “Ne sloticn IN ceteenaed only hight of Siguor Arditti, and Signor | Ment, and we allowed it to pass, not thinking the 29 93 | topayall their lowes in cnah, the mementthe amouxtis adjusted, | t0 do general housework ina small’ genteel Good rote. | Hotton at | Last night of Sixnoy Rovsl Core, Sign'r Beneventano, | matter of much consequence. ‘Ilis course, now, 'B, W. DéLAMATER, lent, . Ay. Sept 1S, Will Loerie ular comic opera of | however, proves that We were correct; and, we y FINN, “ Rossini's, Tuesday, Sept, 12, will be givon, the las: rop: prrect , BiG. NEN Nabari tion of the comle ofora of fie HARINERE Di StvlOltan dare say, the hon. member from Virginia’s predic- last place, Can be soon at No.6 Speculators in corn and cotton are anxiously waiting 357 T , EXTRA PAY, PRIZE MONEY, &.— Woman, as Chambermaid, and do W: dT 20, Signor aossi Corsi; Count Almaviva Signor Vietti; Dr. | ti ' 9 * tho receipt of farther advices from Hurope. particular: | 109°" Nao t™™ GN BOMMRCS uy 7 | BROMTEY, Mathes, Marine, sau therenemetatvence Wm | oh aa Lanauiat ina petat tani snes NT | Buna lease Sn uate Heme peaaN Ces Ber ek Oe | tons as to Mr. Clay's feelings, had some founda Phirsisnd a thd 100 Morris Canal 3% 150 do 83 3 4 | deceased, can have theirclaims secured without delay, byapplying | City reference. Please inquire at No, 33 Prince street (front | Siqnora’ Lietti Rossi; Berta, Signora Avazadro—Botwoen first 4 . ly from Great Britain, in relation to harvests of the | 's) mRR baw 53% 50 do 30 3 ¢ “A. M. ROSS, 71 Nesean srrect. © | room, first floor), and second acts Sigmori Arditti and Bottesini will execute a diet It is stated, in a St. Louis paper, that several iy 2 Harler 30 303g = ——_____ — | om the violin and double bass. Doors open at a quarter bef. ounterfeit bounty land h hei United Kingdom. Speculators in corn are anticipating CITY TRADE REPORT. AND WARRANTS FOR SALE BY J. £, BETTS & CO. NG WOMEN WANT SITUATION Z, commencing at half past 7 Admission 80 conta sor ormaranae- in ce pret pac Th made reo a short crop, in hopes that a demand for a portion of ; New You, September 11—2, P. M. SL Wan ataeet Lene peer ema mmeeopes crea landry ald.” ASTLE GARDEN.-—-DOORS OPEN AT \ PAST SIX, a very easily imitated, as the ie PaAttin the our surplus will spring up, and improve the price of | Asuxs,—The market is quiet but firm, at $5.60 for | PQRADY'S GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPE PoRTRaiTs | Guidi Merammermald cr nurs ox to do, gene ‘Ptease call at Noe performance will commence at So'clock—Admussion cents, | commonest manner, with ver Title writing. ‘The the supply in our markets. Speculators in cotton | pote, and $5 8734 for pearls, 1h bebe Bare cnea enon ac aha ARERR Ete trae b | Sep eecet toh etzseh fie three ds Tite onivermtmdanicoace es eeaeeepazwonian isle | fraud, however, which is being perpettated 1m . . act . | south of St. Pau! i ; from ess ica ——__—__ - dged to be the best band o: t , > ef sre. anxiously looking for an abundant harvest, on | rg ccurere this morning. at the rated eucert atoning, | im ihemem ANTED A CARINER IN TIE GARDEN, Fret, | inthe ly. ‘Tne company evista cf the following well mown | them, will only affect speculators, and if they do Cool White, R. Edwards, P. J. Rice, W. get bitten, they scarcely deserve much pity. atid teed Renaay and Thursday eveuines, |” “Phe amount of stock of the late loan issued to -— = in eee SM Se NE RR W Flower Seed, and A; tural Busine: parte d talented artist: account of the vast improvement such a result would Broun. | &e.—The market, [05 ‘Western Canal flour CONVERSATIONS FRANCAISES, OR FRENCH TAUG nert, In consequence of loss by fire, and his advanced age, will aig | He ig Meade ; opened this morning at a decline of 6c. per barrel. on the Oral system, enabling to speak from the first le h AES Wim oe SF Ay Rel, 89 GE Sate chars |: oh ee alia fale: Bee mecomre die en export, | and ensuring ene and. uency to” pupils de: | ing a twenty yangs’ experionce. “Address by letter, post-patd, box | casion they will offer & variety of new Sons, Giees, Parodie, | foreign account, during the week ending yester- tors in the two staples—cotton and corn—are con- ; ¢ > | ficient in speaking. Tuition at home, in classes, $2; privately, | 160, Newark, W. J., Post Ofice, Love Ditties, Refrain: ,and Gems from popular 0 ; du ing yeat P and future delivery, Transactions reach 6,500 barrels, | 27 month, Failiea and schools attended, Sica cates in we al a ay | OE ee a a Tanular Operas interspers | day evening, exhibits a very great falling off, as cerned, what is ruin to one is wealth to the other. | consisting of 3,500 on the spot, at $6 12% a $6 18% for | {fPeF month. Fam ilies an Parle, 08 Brouleny. WANTED—BY A RESPECTADLE YOUNG WowaN <A | fare a Fea, Queer Sayings, Dances, ke.; in two | compared with former issues. It 19 aa follows’: But these are not the only parties interested in the | common State, Troy, Waterford, and Oswego, and situation as cook, and todo Washing and ironing, or reve. dis | Howard, D. Leo pose of hisinterest in said concern. The remaining partner hay- | September 6th ant e >< ; “Ba BluaN MUARUD. pan at word . 3,000 Scotland... $1,000 cM ,! RENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGBS.—CHEREM! ral house work, in a small private family. ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—1 $3; :, ? harvests of Great Britain. The whole commercial worid | $0 1848, $0 t0, {cr Pure, Genesee, Including 1,000 for Py lately arrived. in this country, who hue heer weet ig | eivem. an fe mun for two days athe corner o Haan Propricio:—¥ tittohoock, Menager.Splendla Per + 10,000 Switzer 12/000 are intersted. In Great Britain it 1s not the bare fact | in October and November, at private bargains. ‘The | (oF {he tpece ol twenty years, in several French and Spanish col | Factory streets, NowI8 07 — | Susteren the Basses hs ae pine ave eTening at hale 1200 0” tiatad that bread may be one-half dearer, that great destitu- bmgha freon bg jane js vbr we pepe of aie honor of citering his services to the Birvotors of all SIRUATIONS BY. 7W0 RESP: PARLE mort oxtraordings y wonder In preation, Major Lituet hold + 14,000 Total......... $69,300 re hme in icular, an e at ure Oo! me to » wash and iron—the other ing ame relat 0 the ous tl it tion and suffering may arise from scarcity among the | showing a decline of 2a 3 cents per bushel from Satur. | guages in general, Should any person decive (ta wiress; algo, would atsist in washing | fiuget does tothe thumb, Ho te ten yeats old, only twenty.tens | SP Laskey : jorer classes, or that suffering and poverty will brin Y ‘We notice sal 6. fons in any of these languages, he would oblige him ve r *Y would have no objection to go a short distance | inches high, and only 18 Ibe. Ife may ko soon eve! Several causes are assigned for this falling off. po ) jg and poverty B | day’s rat Sales of 6,000 bushels round ing at No, 195 Ninth street, near Broadway. mntry. "The best of city reference can be given, Apply | morning, rom, 10 to half-past 12 o'clock; in thea trom irst pl je i foes with them an increase of pauperism, disease and crime; Nereeere, ase ee: aes i es ‘2 ait siete shaven ‘= aoitin ae “ —_ a | auth Walker Poreaknregte flees Siven. Apply | poring, rom, 10% Be pasiiclaets fe 6 afternoon, In the first place, the different disbursing offices for 1, 5 A . ee Ni A CER STREET.—H- mas Gyre the manazer has also engaged the colobrated Sank aeatem | the army and navy having been fully supplied lately, Mr, Nellis, the Three land Mainmoth Boys, Giant¥ or | there isnot much demand for cash at the Treasury; Mammoth Baty, Enormous Boa Constrictor, Madam Rookwell, | and ugain, the takers of the late loan are not now . RESPECTAB situation as chambermaid and wait and ironing, The best of refure it is not the immediate consequences alone of want | Cy four cargoes Canal changed hands at 350, to 870. F. Jones’ horses havipg returned from Newport, he will open ANTED—BY A V and famine, that excite dismay among many classes, Provisions.—Ohio pork is in fair demand at $12 for | his school on Monday, 11th inst. He will be happy to see any of his and uneasiness among all. It is the experience which | mess, and $9 12} a $925 for prime. Beef continues | fermer pupils and others wishing to patronise him. i ous Fortune Teller, may be privately consulted at au for + pupils —— _______ | byavery respectable Dutlin girl, asituation as ciildron’s oath actively called on for deposites in specie, in pur- shows how intimately connected every other interest | Sm Partuenly mess, which is not plenty. Cutments | TVgR&. THNDAULTS BOARDING AND Day scHoot | sxdreansticn, Vea call at No. 1d Perry atrat, is tho nan, | Sate parle coe tk «Adamant the Wrigisalading Me | suance of the arrangement mentioned in Gut lever 4 are dull, though firm. Lard remains steady at 9c. a No. 15 Washington place, willre-open on Monday, Sept. 11 | up stairs. Cun be seen for two days, underten yearsof age and old onough to walk alone, 13% cents | of the 7th. This arrangement i tual ace: in Great Britain and other commercial nations are | 93/0., with sales of 150 bbls. Butter and cheese move | mo ene on M atest ¥1 | Xqy ANTED—A HESPKOTABER YOUNG WOMAN wance | BO*TTSA Font coste oneshilling cal: extra. 4 Sr ae men 18 2 Sin eaaeE ene : a modation. To the purchaser of stock it is advan- chambermaid, and rp ABBRNACLE— NE LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY—THE | tageous, in not forcing him to sell in order to meet with the price of bread in England, and how much | along slowly, at our previous quotations. Cor ret ae ape ant ie fashionable a it in they are influenced by the results of harvests in the | ,,W,uisk=¥—The market is firm. Sales, 40 bbls prisom | jadioe, most comfortable and graceful for the fori, aa well astfor | laundress. ‘Sho cnn | Private famil luce the best of city reference from her Moravian Singere, grateful for the liberal patron: the’ sf ; at 280, the literty {t leaves in the movements of the person who makes | last p'ace, where abe lived six years. Please call at No, 19% Mut. | have received from the citizens of New York, would nese | the issues; and, on the other hand, the government United Kingdom. We have been taught by experience, Monvay, September 11—6 P.M. | ote of thein, To be had only of Mine, PROSPER, up stairs, at | Derry atect,cecou for, where ae can te seen for two aye ig | lnforas thems that they will have thy heme een? | saves the interest on money, which it docs not at that the whole monetary system of England hangs The flour market was rather sick to-day, and sales | No. 53 Canalstreet N.B.—Tho Indies will find the new style | not engage |. She lives between Spring and Broome, cal and Instrumental Concerts during the present week, com- | present stand in need of, Little is done in 1ssuin; were made at a decline of 12: 94 very comfortable for nursing, and @ handsome assortment of aga ee ee ___ re Te fantom an com ; ne ir is upon the results of harvests more than on anything | {Te made at a decline of 125, a 18%; per barrel from site Cota newly arrived from Paris, ata very moderate | WY 4NTED—BY TWO RMSPECTABLE YOUNG WoWEN, | {ively te the last prigr to Unie depurtme (en delat, Mulnest | stock on the late loan, therefore, and foreign eapi- ; J Situations—one as Cook, capable of Washing and Ironii nied and bel ; 8 been yeste + else; that however perfect may be the system of onr- | in the market for export and tuture delivery, all of | a tater ennert geguncemauleoe Washing and Ironing they hope to mest hab omens eles Cite tee mene wos eae Ty fee aly ested By te peibtents te rency, or however prudent the conduct of the banks. | Which were readily filled. The transactions in South- ME. KOPF, NO. LEONARD STREET, LATELY FROW | othr, ut Chamlermais and Waiter, or would atsist in Washing | Paris, London, and inall the principal eiiiesin Big we irk ‘ peolaas orn were limited, and quotations nominal. Rye flour | AVA Parfs, washer and plaiter of muslin; also, of blond lacesand | aud Ironing ‘The best City reference, Please call at 3 Mote | Aare eomeGm and in all the principal cities transters of stock which hzd been issued on former Siviscatciasctconash a ge: Was also aul, ‘and nothing Of momelit transpired, Lall.dresees, on a new method, Bre Hireet (up staire, kecord fluor). Can be seen for two day, dar an te ovning Of the concert. Doors fo stores, anil at the se a teeter ve of an uncontrollable derangement in;the curren- | Meal was in moderate demand, at prices slightly in | PyaRis STYLE SHIRTS, OF FINEST WORKMANSIIIP, NE FEMME DE CHAMBRE FRANCAISE ou mence at 8o'clocke ae Sate nie See ‘ey, which no skill can arrest until the prime cause is | favor of the buyer. Wheat drooped 2c, per bushel, P made to measure, by the half dozen or more ; unsurpassed U mande, eachant coiffer et faire des robes rath de a POLLO ROOMS—MR. J. L. HATTON, PIANIST AND COLIMEIA EI GURR, i with fair sales. Corn was scarcely so active, and the | in this country. 30 per cent. less than prices usually charged, | reommendations, peut trouver uno place avant 3 : = sak terceat Puiavetruia, September 1. removed, and that {s the absence of a supply of bread- | Market more or less unsettled. Rye sold toe moderate | J.C. PARSECLS, of 18 years Brealway faahonanio cslehcicg, | arersant au No. 436'sroome stsecteas Batter ee a gealies from London, begs most respectfully to announoe The Aspects of the Campaign. stuffe. ; : extent at prices showing but little variation. Oate | supcrintendent, ___H:C. GUION, 118 Wiliam st, upstairs.’ | Feptésrmldi do $40 heures, tainments at the above rooms—the tir:: ot | From the fagcinations of the gay world, and the A defective harvest succeeding two or three good ones | were im large demand (partly speculative) at firmer ARIS MARBLE MANTELS—12 SPLENDID STATUARY ANTED—A LADY'’S§MAID (FRENCH Ty Peete reeins: Sept 1d. Bro “ ts i in seldom, if ever, attended at the time withseriouscon- | ftes. In provisions there was considerable stirring Pat Mantels, finely sculptured, of the purest peeivg ‘and wre naielianeioe dreusidproel io pr bet beg Dy Joh fomp, She te mine, Currchmann 2, Recitativeand air, 0 | gay season at Saratoga and Newport—from the s , at full prices. Mess and prime pork sold at an improve-y| of the latest Parisian fashion, just reedived from Paris, For sale | maker, will find apermanest and desirable situation, Ny applying | Kucaut tian the Cherry, Handel: 8, Pautasin, Jame) Waske | quiet, picturesque, and romantic retreat of the sequences, The harvest of 1836 was very late and defec- | ment. "Cotton was only in moderate requ b ___EBEN’R. THAYER, 6,Wallst, " | at 426 Lrocme street, between the hours ot Yand lly Avatvand'd | pee ap yA pe tiation: d New National Sons (ms) Washe if i tive; large speculations ensued in the months of August | sales wore confined mostly to manufacturers. Sugar SENOTICRTO GENTLEMEN WEL, 5PM, P.8—Good reference required. Viewer’ Gh ou; 6, Pastoraloand Route, fing editor of the Herald, on the Hudson—from the fol- and September. The large surpius left from the harvests | #24 molasses continued in good trade demand, on | HOO! yrant their old clothes to look like new. Callat the | V7 ANTED—A SITUATION BY TWO RESPECT: Pang erty oe Pela: { Hecemtrio Sonn the Little ¥at Man, J. | lies of fashion and the attractions o} i terms stated below, where we refer for the full opera- | Meaning, dying, tailoring, and repairing establishment ae aera y le ABLE | Hlewitt. Part I1.—%, New Song, (ms.) The man f country 1i adden and extensive importation of corn is produe- he Moon, J. of 1834 and 1835, and the produce of 1836 being from its | tions of the day. street, where you can get all grease extracted from your clothes | family, or 56 Comber Stall and Walt ae ae, ioe Hentehaohe? Te Naot Geamm, Sores without words,” Piano-forte, | and removed from the ever-swarming hive of (io defectivestate brought sooner to market, caused agreat | _ Asnixs.—‘The market was firmer for pots, and sales | stthie sbortest notice, by S-BLNOALL GeGoldatzect |” | One tnslived imo years in jer lat piace, and the other late! HHatton; 11, [ealian Butte Soe t iron fctston, Heat’ | tham, to the comparative stillness of the chief city and rendered the speculations of the rrovious August | Jown the studcon river ao bets . pts | (AST OFF CLOT! AE ead oi clad Seung gitle=ous to dp seoeeni hastiwiem i eentee cies (ms.) the Watkins’ Evening Party, J. 1. Matron, ‘Ticketssd | dispassionate examination of the aspects of this and September, ruinous to the parties who embarked | Baxapsturrs.—Flour—The market for Western ca- apparel Rey com, s fair for Cs Py sending cooking, and is a good washer,and ircner; and the other to goas | crntseach, tobe ig mute storer, and at the Apollo Rooms, chamslermaid or faundress, - The best of city ‘teferonce can. ho inexplicable Presidential campaign. f vit; given. Please call at No. 120 Mott street, back in the rear hase. in them, The harvest of 1887, though better, was not | Dal flour opencd at a decline of 12% a 118%e. per bbl., | fr thesubscriber through the post ofice, or h ‘Mre, Levonstyn, BE DESERT WIL BE FORME ; THe aveat | ‘MBe result is in the hands of the balance-of good; butit was not until the fall of 1898, by which Re rer a ait ree som weer J.LEVENSIYN, 406 Broadway, upetsizg ._; ment, De een ea Eom Musto Insite at Castle Garden, this eeu 8 power possessed by the adherents of pee aind time the old stocks had become quite exhausted, when | dinary State, Troy, and mixed Western ; $6 120 ENILEMEN’S NOTICE.—NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK BoAkd GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, AND SIN. | (¢locky At half-pagt 9 o'clock the room will’ be cleared for the % f see the harvest was again late and defective, that a se- | © 25 for pure Genessee ; $6 25 a6 31% for fancy ; and your Winter Clothing, and have them either cleaned, ge Gentlemen, can be accommodated with boanl and plea- ue of those who “choo:e to avail themselves of the sei of | nominations on the one side, and by the friends of orth’s Cotillion Band, until 12 o'clock Tickets fifty e 5 ¢° ‘ Ye ri tikes One Bolla cach; for ale at the mu stone, and | Mr. Clay on the other; and nothing, in'our judg- atthe door, Free to Subecril and to thore who accompanied 4 2 near Broadway. HE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS 13 | the institute on their latecxcursion, “m= | ment, Ce ey Mr. Van Buren defeating the poaecabitcal fiends, and the public in general, that be will open his new H. MEIGGS, Principal, 663 Broulway. | election of Gen. Cass, except a persevering eflort ind bed-rooms, with pantri few doors west of Broadway. 7 4 dyed, nitered ‘and repaired, with collars, cuffs, linings, buttons, at | sant ttached, at rious advance in price, and foreign importation, took | $09 ¢hin. common State, aud Mound fear Onis vy | ieapoble rates, Coats cleaned for 6 hing pant Sido. Cail | Nec attacte, a place, The crops of 1896 and 1837 were both insuft- | prices within our range, and 9,000 do. for ‘October and | °F HDs atendod te in any pars of fhe clay cient of themselves, and the surplus of 1834 and 1836, | November delivery, on terms not made public—closing | ————— woe 4 ished palo Liberty str Hh AILORS' FASHIONS POR THE FALL AND WINTER | billiard saloon, corner of Browlway and Fulton st SELL invet followe. J ei alone, prevented an earlier corn crisis. Reavy, With & downward tendency in prices, Of of 1848and '49.—The only Plate of the Season is just isuued, | day morning, September ith, ‘The ealoon was closed afew woece PALI ARB COMING "SIXTH WEEK Le al oa cially New Yorks Southern, come 200 bbls. changed hands at $60 625. | sng tor sale by A. Wheeler. Priee per copy at the office, ons | since, fer tie purpone of making nepetve cian coe ecae complet- tinued suc iety Lil 38, fnends of Henry Clay, expecially in New York, in ‘The short harvests of 1845 and 1846 laid the founda- | Kye flour was dull at $4, with more cellersthan buyers. | allar, including explanation and pateon sheets; as also the'oniy | nk he savereitoeetce pane aan oprortunity of returning his | WP aitgerion of Ged inne ees Minetrele (ander | opposition to the Philadelphia nominee. tion for another commercial revulsion, anda complete | Mes/ continued in fair Foquest at quotations correct treatise on Garment tho direction of G. A. Kimberly) — the oldest band We judge of the operation of the Buflalo nomi- thatin conse 1 their efforts th 3 ee Uutting, at six dollars per copy. Ads | thanks for the very liboral patron R, Reporter. Courtiandé st | the past years. The tables and bal a A. WHEEL®! bestowed te during ress z 3 0 31 plied with the 10 of Y hi ty . > z HO Dew, and the Naz sup | ortho ionento eoctoes whieh has atten nations, from the result of the late election in Ver- T° TAILORS TRB Pilesent 18 AN XORLLENT oP. “Unt SUMISEAD DE aoa fal deed ae five, weak, having been Vigil crowded the ite of New in ante very cleauly eae that the free « tunity to se Who out elegant garments in the :D—DI ‘8S GREAT WO! ork, yw ve easure «f continuing their i- i ul ve i ten was naar hand; and not unit Angut of the | Segcat St th and oo aris ‘eltate at. | ESTE Aaa? Coan ou estore eras w | SO endlanmum matinee Saag emetean oan re | Runendgiz ypnse meu! eckson org wma | Seeagth om hit detect: Witut aca , . do. a + which is univer . 4 eof | Streng LY, same year, that it burst forth in all itsforee. The | gain. Of Rye, we noticed sales of 6,000 bushels at 75s | superierto all other methods.” For ale by the sytnor corer ot | teat weak of tho hind ever lrued trun thorns essen, | thete most. popular fieesas Aroha ay men ReaeaUmS. OL | Tecting the rank and fle ot the whig party. Incon- with whic fo spre os. Barle loing better Courtiandt street and Broadway, and of A. Wheeler, Reporter of | thirty-seven colored engravings, which delineate this class of | Dance and nd Fling by Mr, Luke West Doors opes | nection with the nomination of Chas. F.Adams,Mr. rapidity which the panic spread over the whole | 74c. 'y Was doing rT, and sales were made of Pach Courtlandt st Pri diseases inimitably, It also contains forty wood st 7—commence at 8 precisely, Admission 26 cents. N. : Sy surface of the commercial world, marked its intensity, | 3,000 busheis new, to arrive this week, at 70c. The bu- | the Fashtous, ¢ Courtlandt treet. Price per copy, $ —- | equally well exeouted; and everything knovn shout themaeies | On Saturday afternoons fer the, convenience of famiien tree | and crippled with the late chilling speech of Mr. and convinced overy one that its consequences would | Seriower. Sales foot up 40,000 buahcle wt Pretec, foe | CL GATS (HATE FLUSHES JUST, RECEIVED, & LARGE | trontment of done dinase fs bon careful wiz ori, au all | Sue evormanee jommenciog st osick Admision | Webster, the Bullalo ticket may cut off Massachu- . lower. jes foot x ushels, at 77a7Sc. for of anc cri for Cars, the most approved prescriptions and formulas have been ren, half + setts from the Taylor logue; but t s | be of the most disastrous character. ‘These anticipa- | round Northern yellow, O7adde, for” ordinary mixed | asd Famitur.faraale at reduced pein Sip, Cerurelinines | For algal the ofa of pubiction, 221 Broedway, aad Sms roa titea ite crates on ihesa shaviannyas| recutn, Oectmer Fiohie: tui Louiaenn ers tions have been realized. In London, between thirty | Wetter, 10ai2e; for high do.. 7c. for Southern white (a | Curiain Malin Ne. 0 SOLS, 119'witliam strech nearJohn. | press’ for the profeeon, “Ais ‘work on soll absne,261 | 5D streets, Congo sinatra, (under the direction of J. Goursas, | than counterbalance the doubt in this particular, i "i S| C8 Tenperten r 160, Dr. i h ; and {forty of the largest houses failed, whose liabilities | Pamdtome parce)), and wore 8600 Durkee me ar. FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES. AND SILVER WARE, AT Fagen, 14 coxravings, with hints to young men. Prioe $1, for | 31-225! Hercdey” Irdag: and Senne eae talc | The friends of General Taylor here, relying overthrow of all credit systems; but it was not until | forCheat mes cond wat, Talders wore obliete. oo *y the spring of 1847, that it became known that arovolu- | a slight concession. The operations comprise 2,600 nate ne shown ‘Tursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, September amounted to more then eight million pounds sterling: | rive within afew days, at Sc, and a cargo of flat yel- moderate price—CHAS. STEWART, manufacturer, No. — ——______ | th 14th, 1th and 16th instant. Admission 25 conts, For further | Upon the age magnanimity of Henry ._ . ‘ low on private terms. Oats were in demand, the sales | 13 John street, up stairs, Strangers can select with confidence, &, COOKE, OF ALBANY, N. Y.. PASSENGER BY THE | J4rticulars, see small bills, Doors open at 7 o'clock, Concert to | Clay, expect that, upon his hearing of the late en- satin d® wedge coe sotats abiling on the Feaching rome 20,000 bushels canal (part to arrive) at | fuerte Ne imitations er inferior goods made at this eta. Dibkitee Bean rom Regd Sera ti poses. as Wags | \ctesreencre eects Ne thusiaetie meeting in be I Gare nemesis 86a87e. ——— ‘ ————__—— ———- ‘ fossil ITIAN’S VENUS.—TIIS MUCH ADMIRED Ne lenghe will write a lettePthi rie! pound sterling. In other pasta of tho world faliures | "Receipts down the Hudson River :— © WATCH MAKERS TOR SALECTIUR STOCK AND hecttonadieat yinere re esional ae pce all han returned to his lt, and now fore fwraie. Wunay | thet ¢habated devotion, but recommend;uc hee, 0 ; eb arene tures of an old estal watch and jowelry store, in the 4 N.Y. . ¢ seen at the exhibition room, in Broadway, first entrance ab x i toan immense amount took place, and public and | ites busbels. «=. 14810 Onto tne. 2, doen | viinity of Newburgh, on the udgon river, Whe tant igareced. | Teteense, No. 8 Norton street, Albany, N. = reat. % Best entrance above | strongly to support the regular nomination. | In- 18T, 29 GREENWICH STRE deed, we should not be surprised it a eommuttee of Ca tention to diseases of the Eye and S4ch ie Bak a tom a EXHIBITING BVERY | one or two bas already been detailed to Kentucky private confidence became utterly destroyed. The Corrox,—There was rather more inquiry for this | )¢ baving been occupied in the tame business for the last Ds. haan Pata jevotes his e: Panio beoame so great that commercial transactions, | stapleto-day, and the sales were $00 bales, at the prices | fouridhing vlinge, wil and here a°frat rate opportunity. fer | Opatsedeers esas eeiseemttention to disease of th pvithont am y ead on jead with Mr. Cl i | . of Saturday, about one-half of which was for home use..|-terma ana. partical to 0.8. Jennings, No.9 Ful on a new principal, ored, commencing at 3 o'leck, ab theaflendid new Hal 306 Broad: | ‘0 plead with Mr. Clay upon this suddenly de- shobanaibeng to iaveive themmeien In operations of | qGtmmiancoAals wan made cf 0 barrels cehueds | snc Now'tacs 7m © O8 Henney Neoven | ce Reer erage tee ope ey ANMATNG Gr | Sur ane® Supgtls aac Rema amg ee | veloped dione” Nor’ant ore deinchne ey te the hardihood to invo! emeelyes in operat 214gc. Crude was held at 1c op, H MALT WHISKEY, SUPERIOR To | Heterences to the fret famitios in the city. gh a eg oh ] oa ory lieve that letters have already been written to Mr. 7 RISH AND scoTc: ii Creation of , : ny kind, so that business was roduced to the actual Favit.—There were sales )00 Carthagena cocea ‘thing in market, and the only puro Malt Whiskey in Ame. ONLY !—WHO WOULD Go WITHO! . Deluge. Assisted by powerful Vocal and Instrumental Crittenden upon the subject. ‘ntolaitied GP tie onmuirnsiity, ‘ nuts, (received coast wise. ms we did not Jgarn; Tas: talgeat twelve shillings for how Whiskey: tigcteon ter | $B. Gney can have them inserton Mad eee Cee tee ee | mime, “Me Hl acelegton Ras just cee Aco e Thus, then, stands the case. If Mr. Clay sanc- es li ¢ pounds | 400 half box Raisins at $1 12):c, and 30 casks Zante | old,'25 per cent over proof, by WILLIAM M. PARKS, Distiller, | stone dollar each, at the office established for the reduction of | Diorams, intended to illustrate the subliine Siz | tions, even by his silence, the Vauxhall disaflec- Bullion to the amount of nine millions of poun currants, from second hans. »! 86 Seventh Ayente.—Office 42 Stone street, Prices in 1834, Filling with pure gold 50 to 75 cents, 408 Broadway, | Days of the Creation! exhibiting by means of moveable figures, fo th | ‘ a ti sterling were exported from Great Britain,in payment | — Fisi,—The demand continued active, though prices | = > 3 ~ GLOVERIS CONSULTED DUMING THE DAY AND (eee nd Powetal optical efeats all tho ive changes | ton. to the BE frieod irregular ticket, as you please, eB were scarcely so firm. Transactions embraced, 600 INDOW SHADE DEPOT, NO. 7 SPRUCE STREET, DF, GLOVERIS CONSULTED DUKING THE DAY AND | from the Chaoe and Darkness of the unformed Uni until | his inexorable friends, either by voting for him, or for food. Of this amount £7,500,000 were drawn from ere i Noel Mace, maacberelae $10 308 $10 75; 700 do {isteae peiiaines 20a) Wiaive mnaes thee Sout vente Bs his stan, 8 08 aineine: of © setente nature. tha Saal completion of the great work of Crvatio as bed is | by withholding their votes from the ‘Taylor elec- barrels, No. 1, Mase. 5 ; : n largest stock in . Southern ai tract of 05 prescribed first and second ¢ jonosis, termi the coffers of the Bank of England. This immense re- | No, 8, at $544 a $3 50; 1,000 quintals ood, at'$2.025,, | Wenern purchasets ate partioulariy invited te coamice ioe thane py peg Srey sled pearl Pig raged fenrance of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden Tre Dress, | tors, may neutralize, in all the North, the draft é Guotion in the builiom of jthe bank required acorres- | or thereabouts. Some parcels extra do. at $2 67, and | stock; also, a large ty of Paper Hangings, pyush, the eat weit) the result of 0 Jeng shaciohed idea, and of 2 lifetime of study | from the Cass ticket by Mr. Van Buren; and in onding reduction in the circulation, which operating | 1,000 boxes scaled herring, at 62}<c. soriber offers at great BEE, NOR SALE—“THE PLACE,” NO. (akauarncer | 224.0%] at An this department of the arte. Itisthe most | this contingency, New York and Ohio would be bitte , Hxar.—We have but to notice a sale of 200 bales a ee ee Teng and favorably known koa babi Howme ee eee. | Seegla nace aare Meee Oreo he Kind exiting and com iy aoe General Taylor ; and, perhaps, one-half of upon public confidence, reduced public and private | american, undressed, at $140 per ton, 6 mos. WINDOW SHADES—FOR SALE, 87 ‘aif interest of the same, ie offered for sale. ‘There astonishing eoenl soaed ey amie ee oes Il ever i credits ton times the amount. This illustrates pretty | “ Morassxs continued firm, with fait demand, sales | 30,000 sents epwactaerchants, redler te enpli Tong and very favorable lene, The honoe iaeplete. with Astures | {ne'aad male ® Scones aad teiene See era OTe pene Ie evSe Io Ger a he Mingle have 4 200 bhds. Cuba Muscovado, at 23c, usual time. by KELTY & RIKER, manufacturers andexclusive dealers in | 2 curniture throughout, Mercantil iments provont the | ‘Tite firmament, the Seepud Das Dry Land, He anaviee | o et ee ee Y Symematically pur clearly the influence movements in bullion pon . fo cy 4 lerbage and Flow. he Si f New York ine Leap was held firmly at ¢487%¢ for Missoun oft, jes and mateatals for making and hanging shades, 131 Chat- | advertiser from devoting the time which “fhe Place” Tequinee, ‘Third Day. Sun, Moon and Stars, Fourth Day. Oreation | Sued. the State of New York inevitably goes for commercial matters. The value of property to ome | Nara Sronss.-Asalerof 100, barrels aplrite’ was | mamatrect: He would prefer disposing of an interest to a multable person. For of ich and Fowl, ith Day, Creation of Sixth Day. | Mr. Van Buren, and upon her thirty-six votes, as hundred times the amount is depreciated by the ex. | made at dlc. INDOW GLASS—10/00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW | Preen 0A: M. tad 1 FeAl, or at 178 South stece armen eee | SARGeReN eden Adam and eve. With wl ego | in 1844, the clection of 184%, by the people, may traction from the vaults of large moneyed concern | _118.—For linseed there continued to be a stendy de- Ginss, of Fulton, Delaware and Morriduracde, comprising | "Veen 104 ner ie 1, Grand Diorama of the Delugo Ticketa24 ote Cbilare | depend. : f | mand at 0c. « 60c. for English, and 60c. for American, | {ull asiortment of altos, from Ox8 to 24x); 5.500 hoxes French Se re a ve ~ m rises at Hovolos k. While, therefore, the “ free soil” ticket, with like the Bank of England, of @ moderate amount of | Of country 500 gallons were dispored of ut 650., | Crystal sheet glase, a spiendid articlefor show windows, cases OCTOR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED cr rr GN IN MExico.ay | 0 Ordinary union of the whigs in support of ay? od an ictures x46; X08 ford crow jeat liseases, ‘mercu RAM, ‘A! AMP, MEX my . rs specie, andiit is to do away with this influence, that | and 160 baskets olive (J. Plogni oll) at $8 20, and 2 per flog cuzaialing ofa general auortment of sim from Gxs to | hindeance from bosiness, "The disease in Ws early stanete cree | Pea eae ome, 6 Brosgvay anata a ite Taylor, 18 gufficient to withdraw from the Balti- leagues have been formed in England for the deo rise Denesodeti imag for pork petitanic i 8x28. Orders tor any be ie} Cr yd tecompanied witha pedal provteeion a mest eg need RiereRe Pecreele tant spd, uallee fougn by se, t os wretches a vee which wae ‘en be ment of banking institutions upon some other basis | aa qv vives ‘again advanced. Transactions oa: Manufuoturers’ Agente, 43 Clif strest. | cessfully treated by Dre M. most obstinate strictures yisld | she most beautiful painting ever soe’ Open every’ nigh efeat of General Cass, it has yet to be determine than that of specie. up 1,300 barrels, at $12 a $12 123 for mess, and $925 8 | Y\RiNGES AND GIMPS—JUST RECEIVED, xp | tohismethod of curing by absorption. "See his London Dipioms, | o'clock. Afternoon exhibitions Wadnesday ‘and Bac whether the open rebellion in the whig camp can It cannot be denied but that the credit sys- | $9 3134 for prime. In beef were sales of 200.0 300 | E’*inee acertment ot the lnceresmi mane Deawtivalvesion ct | i hisomee, 2036 Fulton street, Letters. post paid, attended vo. Foomvesth termans S70 charge fe heercinave te eetene be arrested, and even a passive harmony restored. of Great Britain, | Barrels, imeluding city moss at $25; and do, do. prime | Reval Sik Bullion Fringes, and rie hand mace Gimps, for trim- 0 CURR NO /K—DR. MURPHY 1 — a TE eevee Domi | Nothing can accomplish this passive acqui- tems of Europe, particularly that rea | at $650. In eut ments, we could hear of no opera | mings; black silk Laces and Thread Laces, overy sort of Butto N ts confident ‘consulted on all forms of HE L. WEEK OF BANVARD'S NEW DOUBLE MAM. | escence to the Philadelphia appointment, except a had been very much expanded aad were at the | tions. Lard ruled firm, with sales of 400 barrels at | Front Tvimmings tor Drewes, and many other arcite rrsone | Semee. Racant oases of gonorhhees he curesin 2 to 4daya. Conatl- | 0. moth 1 Ryo twentpeabeee herded oi masippt Rivers, | strong magnanimous, self-sacrificing letter from - time in a very rotten condition; that many large | ‘%<c. a 9c and ps seer Las o Of batten; salon Of 400 | able prices, at Wholesale and retail, pp a rented by PaM. | largest painting to the world, and of the naan rate ae Henry Clay. It he declines to write such a letter, in the enjoyment of unlimited credit, had | Packages were made.consisting of Ohio at 10c. a 11\e., ABRAHAM KASTOR, Tare globe, extending moro than twenty degrees wf teuevaee a if he remains dubiously silent, as heretofore, and houses, i 6 enjoyment of d State at 120, aloe, Cheese ithout 63 Gold atest; open 7 10P.M. rd y. d been for many years not obly insolvent, but bankrupt | mentenddull) Ye Le = ______ Importer, 991 Broadway. evening, at Fancrama Gall, is Broadway, divining Niblo's | up to this date, the chances ate decidedly in favor i am L. 2 SS eee pe * Garden. Admission G) center children Malt fine Pam enee ; : i gx ba RS. JAMES C, DUGAN INFORMS HER FRIENDS AND O CURE, NO PAY.—DR, CORBITT, 19 DUANE STREET, rams | of Gen. Cass; if he writes a letter in support of to an immense extent beyond their means of pay- | Rice.—There was rather more moving in rice to. rf Miss vameec, bu eee Let BER FRIENDS AN Noe Te "ir Age g tid Landen, may bs Wilhcammence moving At Borclock, Afternoon performances on | Sh, Nic vier the forme the fashion, he poze be and sales were effected of 200 casks (good prime) at in all ite brancbes, will still be enrried on, for her benefit, at Gl din treatment of delicate disesses. No matter how long een LD co ———_ ‘f he f Daniel W 4 per 100 Ibs, Broadway, by his brother, Mr, John Dugan, whe thoronghi have gleet, uloers upon thebody, or in the throat ornose, | FNLBECE TAVERN AND CHOP HOUSE, No, 10 Dey | 4P4 the context, of Daniel Webster's oration on commercial circles, it could not have been otherwise UcAke— The sales comprise 160 hhds Porto Mico at | deratandy the busleoy abd will give hi Permonal detention Yo | Taine ithe hed’ Gnd tome of the loge. braces of fourteen street, adjoining the Franklin Motel—The subscribers beg to | the Loli ihe Mira ho-party nomination 18 Se. 360.5 lo Cul juscooado ic, a4%c. jan calls may wor with, and use his it on ors to mC. ‘unnor e to the bitants of Ni Yor isitors » itis defeate ver ane ak tuecertte read ta merenatdie abaicn, | 10s boxes Yeywn Navan at bea Sogen 4 mouths SHS Rat ith mow Sana oe ploge | Ferm fo teat ucere im Yara | ence, tat iy hare pcos tea aansree | HEMET oat defeated, eet aside, overruled, and e |" Whisxey was firm; sales 100 barrels Prison at 280, whe hone nth =e CES EE scarcely any pain. Those individuals who have indulged in acer. | p's vvoerequsey, intend to carry on the business of Tavern Kee In fact, the el i i f 5 8a ¥ a 4 Paneee fh a n fact, the election lies between Henry Clay 1 septa ~ the set me eden a a and 70 Drudge casks at 20c., time and interest. ARGAINS ARE 10 DK FOUND AT IURAM ANDER, | tain loatheome habit, can positively ‘be restored toteaithand | Hoss trust to merit ashare of pablie parrrmage’ Tlic howee ein, | and Martin ‘Van Buren, and not betweeg Gene! 6 sions. pac elcnnct Dre son's—the cheapest Carpe: «stablisiimout in. the V society. N, B. Strangers are cautionod not to be d a ving | ar MARKETS KLSEWHERE States, No, #0 Brwery, wholesale rat ‘A call is only neces. | Cobbett bas mot removed. kemerber. 1) Duane st for budineseon Wedvedene tne sand repairs and will be orn | Cass and General Taylor, as many suppore upon a settled the question, and all the insolvent houses of | sary to satisfy thore in wantof a splendid new pattern at Enelieh | Dr.Johneon’a for business on Wednesday, 13th inst. Fartieular attention will | sunerficial view of the field. STOCK SALES. pei 4 ap Lone Serariat be paid to the comfort of lodgers, New York, th September. By 4 Hy Great Britalt saw at’ onde Chet there wai no chance Baxnpton y, Sept 9.— S800 Balt, & Ohio, RR. Div, Bonds, 7 aad Apcsiene Dat ting, Moarth Rugs, Parlor Mate, Ven X. RALPH, AUTHOR MONCRIEFF & DALLIMORE, from London. bh aon Beity fen ie that mien we eapeet Pi / H - | 10 she. Merchants’ Bank, 86'4; 50 do, Franklin Bank, § 15-16; eas ee - ~ Treative,” ke., & Green’ L, OPP r that he will. It needed but a word from Mr. Cla, / sartgath bry Weenie gen aise ots ae the | 8% te #10 ‘ EWARE OF THE SUDDEN CHANGES OF TOE | 6109 P.Ma( gxcented. the Tonks St Mardn’sleGoaud, Lontons Ths wagaineoneaie, | 10 defeat Mr. Crittenden—it needed but the with tertained recovering from the effects of the PArLapEnrnia, Sept. 11.—First Board—$1d00 State 6, 854g: weather Mra, Carroll's Medicated Savor, Sapir, and stages, will be wurprioed ‘the rapidity and little i fal, having recently undergone extensive altoratio holding a word and a vote to do it; and yet Mr. first, the second made their suspension a certainty. Heh Coal Bert, ars 8000 Harriswurg RR. Bonds, 85; 4300 | ledine Baths, S54 Broadway, two doors above ard street, getepding te ir oure, portion of it newly furn.ahed, will be found om 0, 6 por cont, | are. certain cure for colds, rhoumatiam, chills and fever, ini ‘ who ean f Crittenden is elected by a beautiful majority,’ Toy ‘When the failures first commenced, it was not-gene- | ie. 0 4utlt Byline headin ities leia, 164; 50 do, Girard | wation of the respiratery oneanr, diecatcs of the skin, &e. No | perly appreciate his is drator feck | Serate: charms, Rta Coden ee ne ee eeemnsed mo | this extent, therefore, Mr. Clay has asaeate ally supposed that they would oxtwnd so far; and no Bank; 25, 1034; 60 do. 134; 100 do, rw, 10'4; 100 Morris Canal, | danger of eatching cold after taking there baths, ‘ Pree Svan bane in aie and distressing (from uncom | somfortable in ny Board, (arm the nomination ot Genera] Taylor, and if one supposed that houses which have since been | '.¥ PUES — PILES PILESDR. UPUAN'S | PILE ELEC. gomplain,) he ch afford a a and radical oure, which, | 9" *psrmorty Chit steward of the British Gece meee > «| Cver was a Justifying Phe sag ianeme- ¥ = = ary. r ‘ly in the world fo rm eround for stating, 4 _ gasetted were in such » rctten condition. From that VETION NOTICE.—THIS DAY, AT 1134 O'CLOCK PRe- | Piles orany inflammatory diseare found in conjunction wititthe | fe ameriea, Retirenes in Now Fook 0 Me. G. 2. Wits Wocmwvaen, | misieg retaliation, it was the case sow? PITTED UP GkOCRKY tion of Mr. Clay by the map@f all wet who should’ » ‘tal othond for thyuor Tein | have stood by him, and ho was che lastthat any time, prices for breadstuffs rapidly depreciated; and cisely, at the old church, comer of William and Frankfort | Piles, This vemedy is warranted to cure in every « ‘Certit- - -—— _ what is the most extraordinary feature in the business | *treets, to satisfy a mortgage, one ful welled patent levor | cates received dai’y of ouros which cam be seen wt the store of Dy egy WORK—TO ‘MIE MARRIED FF“, SALE, CHEA Liquor Store, in : nd - the proprietors, where the Medicine ia sold. wholesale and yetail, one ‘Marriage.—The Married Woman's | be sold, as the ow ty. It will be sold for $450, ve expected as the first is the fact that, as prices declined, the demand de- Felt Mit patent lever ful jewel Also one ra eed ar ih AM HENSHAW,” 5 Heivaie Medical Companion, y Dr: aA Matrices SixPedt Ae noe Heine the ve of neck, An uiee at tho gore ot Chi =} ate betel and momentous eve creased, Showing that a large part of the movement noe Cr BO OAS DELILE Bika, ameviocete ” nr MOTTO. oon ~~ | (24,000 copies have been Every fomsle if | POR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW Youg | More than to » piher men, 18 General Taylor th ‘ds the d d and prices, was the result a f MPORTANT NOTICE—M. WISE, OPTICIAN, 437 BROAD sem gn copy, Whether married or unm: |, although it is im Line of Packeta—Positively the firet and only reg ipgebied for his whig nomination to Mr. Critten— both sertepards the demend and prices, E SALE OF CHOICE AND ELEGANT BOOKS, way, informs his feierds aud customers, ee ere aarried, ait djsclovealmportant secrete | to vail on or before Monday, September I8th,--Tes moti med Laacn, and auore than to all oth Crit of speculation. We anticipate similar results this As ees NT BOOKS: | rally that he hae returned. from Saratog which should be known to them ilarly. Here every female | gricndid fact sailing packet’ bark Goncons tie oF i het att all other men is Mr, Crit yong; OU GEMS basly Jue OF HELE In the ovent’of Bde , ‘at their Auction | attend to pervons sulering from ‘feet gan discover the caures, aymptoms and the most eMicient reme | master, is now loading, aud will poatively” pall a tenden indebted to Mr. Clay, for what he is, ‘a vory extensis: es And correct application of the sa) regulsy day. For freigh Broadway; at the publishing offee, 129 Lil eee Pe ia Fen Rel 'Predn guntehh’ Geeaet hace bs a | ces radon amy omer Oe adel ; Jendid fselieiod | What be has been, and what he may be. Yet. we ‘of Wal | find Mr. Clay setting aside this strange ingratitude, % Southatreet =| and securing the efoctiva, by his support, of the mend themselves. His assortment of How 1 1, St hooks, emliracin: Spectacles and Eye Glasses, is. the largest in the « i harv | see indi- ficient est in Grent Britain—already we see Caitowsred Bec reees eth semaletcl 4 98’ Chestn ations of an enormens inflation in prices, even before | insatities, For particulars, ee Catalogies at tho Sale's Room. | ber 437 Broadway. He also has tle & Co. Albany; W. R. Da Ne hoods wilt be Feast Foe it is known what the deficiency Is,or what the condi- | “| ‘TENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SaLE OF ro peeee Opeee ees. hae Ppp il to Neanamndteed Wy mal free sep liv. Ageuteta New @ Moone BREAN GEERT: | very man to whom he owes his last, most unex- tion of the continental sources of supply. There is E Furnitures Wenuenion sft See oF, TFICI AL BYE2—JUST REI 'D, ALARGESUPPLY yA otters mur ho wil’ promptly forw ard all to their address, pected, and ungracious rejection—a rejection will ALUABLE | irenret, ato. | A Freche Pees oust RRCa alas C | post paid, to Dr. A. (CRAU, bon 1234, New York oltr, Mel eine mt a : sais _ | 102 Brondway,—J. W, Brown, soll at ancti to | H aTIy dachane i eare gems of sub; the color’ ot Bitied 129 Liberty street. ILL SHORTLY BE PREJENTED 10 Tike PUBLIC, AT | by his own party, which cannot exist, even after one thing pretty ccitain—if the people of Groat Bri. + pen aak ciara iris are beautifully depicted, and the sbape and brillinacy of WwW the Apoll way. a gerten of rey ions of casting him Sut, without lus support. 2 yay advances, an extensive stook of Mahogany and we daw Oe _ 1 Roome, Broad: tain depend upon the United States for beeadstutts, | fure, consisting of 30 Sofas, of variove atylos Iparble top mod othee ce stent comintt in ha vogntertunately | PMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK—DR RALPH'S PRACTI. MARTIN, RTET Mott, devlzned by the celebrated JOWN | “The crisis now demands that he sfould come Ke Toy rai cf Nincveh, Mobiarate Bureaus, Wash Stands, Book Cares, Couches, Bivan-, marble top v" Treatise, on the Diseases of the Genital Or iG they will bave to pay most enormous prices. Tallea, Mahovany Dining, Onrd and other “ablon, Sprine Boxe | iestietce they improve the appearance, exclude thecol air and | A eal Private srand | Feast, the fil : t etly to the support of Gen. Taylor; and 7 WA Sy dw th rity, prev i- their nature, | ptom s serum med i. a #trations to Milton, &e &e, These reproventation ou ‘ectly to the suppor’ y an During the past four years, there has beom but one | Chaim Wailrobes, Go. wish other Furniture, and fhoase furmish- | apd closings thus rexderies cage theg sea Prevent. the yarns | cure, includirg manturbetlon ot wif abort: steicture aed Une paso toon execu ein Rome, within he Jae iteon manta, ® | not from the justice of the case, but from the mag- average crop in the United Kingdom, and even that | i £00'®_Catalon ee hich « often eu ps hy with thoexpored goek: | (innceent) campiaints, which resemble venereal pnd to | test Ill tora, "Music will bs aulected and aveanged eee | HARiMity of the man, we expect him to do it. UBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT STORES, aT FORT | °t; they are introduced without the slightest pain, and as they | Whit all are Nable—adapted to the use of individend of Ir foe CO relic fiers, avd executed | Such a letter, in the main, will do good for with the immonte importations, in the previous year or Hemilton, Long Islard, N. Y.—The United States (Quarter. | not de seat LEE DR, POWELL eeieetar cromcetoumarver cate | ap fe hal of tha author: £6 Greenwien:susvettar em eal pun the tad harmontusr 9y the stinguiehed Teor | Gen.’ aglor j bur there are friends of Mr Clay, two, fails to give them, at the close of the prosent | inastor's Department will sell at Auction, at 12 toe, M., on | fot golvel them. DR: POWELL attende as usual to diseases of thee. Tt ivan lavaloabie fervor M. Rdous om Paris, sears ; for i way, entrance 13g Warren stroct, ‘work to all who wish to become ac- , bien a th w, whose sense of mortification season, thelr usual surplus, s0 that, upon the harvest- | 2"sslyy, wal Sep. is, 0 Anon and ston tnt a pheig cam he had ip “Treaties mie he By aloe ie selecting Higrielon "ot high wecsdlag ead has ateeetee uma ee * | GOO, O00 Bers Or bk bee it CRELLIN. Smayteaehis displacement will be strengthened, ing of deficient crops, the reserve stocks are exceed- | Also, a quantity of pilot breed, dvled auplos, rice, Ke, Ke, box | ie Feu ad corks, which have . in, Conder ition mur, Pains, Sores ard Callowses of every charncter are ouua | rathet than concihated, by this crowning testimo- ingly Nmited, It is impossible to foresee the approach | !°? the United tater Commie er a in O CUE, NO CHAKUE—DOCIOR COBBETT, M, B.C. Tay State) ate alin ie copsulted upon every disease of | in a fe rrhevs, Dyvontery, ian Colic, Cho era- | nial of his generous character, But let us wart , _—_fuarter master’s Office, Fort Hamilton, N. Y., 7th Sept. 7 1818, & Ml hie patients in partiouine, 1, 88 Grocnwich street. Office satetes, ivap contain to cure Te ont te of an unfavorable season." The harveste are uncertein’ |ASSAGR FOR. RIO DE JANEIRO, VALEARATSO, Lima, | is comsuleed'cn ei dienecann teeny coat Wiliam.) where oct Ni ce uci fy] "in apg btten te mi aera, an Ls Regarding the vote of Penvaylvania were the * and no human effort can control the elements, provent | PAT AGE LOR, RiO DE JANEIRO, VALEARATSO LIMA, | decullar attention haa ta ateeera te character: yearsin this | “p,q, ON Ft rote Sorin te Danae Song | 7 ve il for the abev ‘on the 2d of October, | fity, ‘To those who have been under. his he ‘cola that sett | (OAL $375 PER TON FOR THE BEST PEACH ORCHARD | 480 conte, per ton gross at $36, election to come off to-morrow, Gen. Cass w # falling orop, or divest s Bed harvest ofall harm. The | tons barthen, will sail, for pot ypak yO i teveneal cer lavdation ie uneeeeraty. To theas Whe kang wot neato an, ant Coal large sie, dee this day and Oe ig teal giorw een- | probably carry the State by ten or fitteen thousand increase of population in all quarters of the world, and | Suce for the above namod ports, "Aa experiemed surgeon Will alloted wi Taina o the heed lint wera viet cwor somdanl Ecntsadved for sartage Wards 100, Second ater neey Fisse: | wil forfeit $1000 1° Se fll te. astaty an seapeeranh ema YS | majority ; but there 1s a ‘free soil” conventi the ight inducements agricultural nations have for | teoompeny pe siemer or peor niyo | Seu ha suarantiene Trek and spndy ear. ww meweury | vegan and’ 3 Waking Beeslleait'e eke wort agounding | to come off at leading, within a day oF two ; ‘ producing more grain than they can consume, are Y Fatients do not wep cach other, ee the Deetor's Aplus, ' eonres : rift | for the letter of Mr. Clay