The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1848, Page 3

e CITY TRADE REPORT, Fuivay, September 22—6 P.M. + The flour market was heavy, and sales moderate, The lots ditposed of consisted chiefly of this State brands, including common and pure Genesee, Oswego, Ke.) with @ decline of 644 a 1234 per barrell, compared with previous sales, Wheat was heavy, and buyers Were offering less than was previously paid, which relleré were not dispored to concede, and hence sales were limited. Corn was in moderate demand, with sles within the tange of previous quotations. Meal Was in some better demand, and sales made at a slight improvement in prices. Rye and oats remained about the tame. Fork was some leas firm. and sales thade at ® trifle less than was paid yesterday ; but, at the close, holders were pretty firm the previous advance. was no change in lard or beef. Sugare were in fair demand, without material change in prices, Molasses were firm ; coffee was quiet. Asties.—Small sales of pote and pearls were made at $60 $6 12%. Breapsturrs.—Flour—The sales footed up 6,000 a 7,000 bbis, in various lots, consisting chiefly of this State, Oswego, and other common brands, at $6 75, aud pure Genesee at $5 811) a $5 8734 ; 375 bbls. Ontario m'lls, seld at $5 75, and 400 a 500 Ohio round hoop, in low, at the fame price; Southera was quiet. and we only heard of 200 bbls. at $5 871; a $5 04. Wheat— Sales of 1,000 bushels common Genesee, were made at 13le ; 2 5U0 bushels common Goncsee on private terms; and 1.600 burhels Oblo, at 1230. Corn—The sales footed up ubout 30,000 bushels, in separate parcels, among which were about 8 000 a 10,000 bushels round yellow, at 69¢. a 70c,; 1,000 a 2000 do, high mixed, at Gdc.; 2500 do, do. at 65c., with several parcel: yellow, at 650 ; some lots of common mixed, at Aeail—Sales of about 700 a $00, chiefly Southern, were made at $3 26c. Rye—Sales of 2.000 a 3,000 bushels, were made at 8c. 4 69c, Rye Flour—The market was quiet, at yesterday's prices. Oats—Sales of 5,000 bushels were made, at 3ic. Lard—Was quiet, at $4 3734. Corton.—The rales, to-day, amount to 1,200 bales at quite firm prices, The buik of the operations were tor export. the inquiry continues active, with farther sales of 1000 barrels Marsachusetts mackerel, at 9 25 @ $9 50 for No. 1, and $7 50 for No. 2. Dry cod ave improved, and sold at $2 75 to the extent of 00 quintils. In box herrings there is not much move- ment, rome 5000 are on the market, and can be bought right. . Fxurr.—Sales have been made of 100 cases Canton eeerved ginger, ut $6, six months; and 200 boxes ench lemons, at $4 50. Freicuts—-Cotton in square bales, to Liverpool, were reported taken, at 7-32d.; 7440. for corn in bags was refuted; for flour, 2s. 8d was demanded; for lard, 27x. 6d., and cheese, 828, 6d. Rates, however, were slack, on account of the prevailing disposition to wait for later steamer’s news. Hemr.—The baiance of the cargo of the Cincinnati, 1,400 Bales, was taken, (500 of which was taken for.ex- port.) at 8c. 6 months; 200 do. American dew rotted, at $147 50; and 40 tons Russia, in lots, at $205 a $210, tame time. Line —Sales of 2,500 barrels Thomaston were made, at 70c. a 720. ‘Nava1 Stones.—The operations of the day comprise 500 barrels crude turpentine, at $8 25; 200 do. spirits, at45c. » 47c., cash; 800 do. North county rosin, at 950,; and 150 do. white do, at $2 37} a $3 124. Provisions —Sales of 700 barrels mess were made, at $12 8734. There were buyers of prime pork at $9 8734, and sellers at $10 Lard was quiet, and we continua quotations at 8%0. a 9c. Beef—Mess, we quote, at $13 50, and prime at $6 25 a $6 50. There was no change in butier or cheese. . O1s.— Further sales of 7,000 gallons natural winter sperm at $1 14a $1 15, and_200 baskets Marseilles olive at $3 a $3 1244 months. Kice conunued quiet, and the market firm at$4a $4 064, for good samples. Sucans—Among the lots disposed of, we noticed 200 boxes brown Havana, at O40. a 53gc.; 200 hhds. Cuba Murcovado, at 47, « 5c; and 180 do. Porto Rico, at Sige. © 5%e ; all on the usual time, Srices —Cloves were selling in lots at 220.; No. 1 nutmegs at $1 12!0.; and mace at 90c. ‘Teas.—At the taie to-day, there was @ good attend- ance and the bidding spirited. The catalogue was mostly all disposed of, at very full prices, and on the comuion grades at a slight improvement. Imported in the bark Canduce—terme, notes at 6 months—Hyson —12 hf. chests 6844; 74do, 67; 16 do. 6014; 30 do. 60; 20 do. 59. 16 do. 49; 19 do. 4533; 42 do. 374g; 21 chts, 94; 50 Gib. boxes 334{; 75 131b. do. 33; 39 chts. 303g; 37 do. 2034; 107 do.; 173 13ib. boxes and 150 6lb. do. Withdrawn. Young Hyson—10 cases 59; 80 hf. chts. 49; 48 do. 48%; 10 do. 46; 35 do. 45; 5 do. 444; 12 do 44; 35 do. 42; 6: E 3b; 90 do do. 31; 40 do. 304; 30 80 do.'2634; 69 do. do. 26; 433'do. 25; 728 do. and 32 cans withdr: Hyson Skin—20 hf, chests 25; 30 do, 0, 20 do. 17; 20 de. 163; 64 Jo and 319 half do. with- drawn, Twankay—77 half chests 16%; 55 3 Sclfahests 70; Sido. 6453; 10 do. 5 Gunpowder—o u... yea an ant 21 do. 6434; 20 6b. boxes 54; 15 halt Chests 47; 25 do. 46; 22 do 3934; 62 131b. boxes 2634; 127 do. and 42 01d, do. withdrawn. Imperial—14 half chests 68g; ie ae 63; 37 do. 613s; 24 do. 48; 11 do. 44; 9 do. 42; 00 boxes 4134; 7 nalf chests 50; 46 Gib. boxes 20; withirawn. Oolong Pouchong—65 half chests do. 86; 115 do. 354%. Souchong—01L 14lb. boxe: do. 48; 85 do. 4744; 88 14},1b. do, 46. Ningyong. half chests 31. Ningyong Oolong—10 half ches 72. do. 26; Oolong—90 34 chests 25. Wurskey.—Sales of 800 bbis. State prison were mado at 26c. ‘Wines.—Sales of 70 qr. casks port at 60c, a $1 10, and 40 do. sweet Malaga, at 42c., usual time. ‘Woot.- The business of the week has not boen large and has been confined mostly to domestics, The stock offering is rather small, and holders are somewhat stiffer. Transactioss embrace 8,000 pounds No. 1 city pulled, at 2lc., and 20 000 do., fleece, at 23 o 26c. cash. ‘The current quotations are as follews:— American Saxony, fleece, per pound. 33 a 35 a 26; American, fuil blood merino... Americsn, 4s and %¢ merino, American, native and \j merino .. Superfine. pulled, country,..... No. 1, pulled, country Superfine, pulled, city. No. 1, puiled, city. South American, washed South American, washed South American, unwashed. African, unwached, Smyrna, unwashed, Mexican, unwashed, Family Provision Market. Wasnincton Manxer, Sept 22, 1848. Beef Steak—Porter house, 14c. per lb ; sir- 12ig0. per lb.; roasting, best quality, 1246 r lb.; inferior, Te. a 10c. per ib.; cormed 5c a 8e.; onguer, 0c. a 62!4¢. each, Pork—Fresh, 90. per Ib ; salted, do.; smoked, 10c.; hams, 10c. a 1234e. per 1b. Lamb—Zc. 's 10c. per Ib. Mutton—6e. @ 9c. per Ib, Veal—6c. a lie. a8 per quality. Fis—Salmon (fresh), 18c. a 25¢.; do. smoked, @o. pickled, 10c, a 1230. per Ib.; bass oc. per Ib; do. sea, Sc.; weak fish, 5 is, ate.; blackfish, 8c.; halibut.5c. @ o.; blue fish, de. 5e.; codfish, 5c.; porgies, 4c. a5c.; flounders, 4c. a 5c.; mackerel, 8c.; shad (smoked), 100. Shell Fish—Lob- sters, 5c. a 6c. per 1b; clams, 50c. a $1 per hundred; oysters, 500. 9 $1 a $3 per hundred, as per quality. Pou. try—Turkeys, $1 $1 25 each; chickens, 37%e. a Tbe per pair; ducks, 60c. a T5c. per pair; geese, 3730. a 50c, each, Cuersx, &¢.—5c. w90. per Ib. Lard—Ze. @ 9c. per 1b. Butter—180, 0 280. per lb. Eggs—10 for 12'o. Vecrraures—Beans, string, 8c, a lde. per peck; but- ter, Sc. u 100. per quart; egg plants, 4c. a 60. each; car- rote, 3c. @ de. per bunch; squashes, 3c. 0 So. each; onions, Sic. per peck; cabbage, 2c. @ 4c. per head: tomatoes, $1 per basket; beets, 20. a 3c, per bunch; potatoes, Irish, 0c. a 62/c. per bushel; do. aweet, 250; @ S740. per peck; pumpkins, Gc. @ 25e, each; pop- rs, 18%c. per hundred; green corn, 25c. # 440. per undred; cucumbers, 256. per hundred; okra, 25c. per hundred; radishes, 1c. a 1c. per bunch; leeks, 6c. per bunch; turnips, 2¢_4 40, per bunch, Fnusr—Peaches, $2 a $10 per basket; pears, $100 per Dasket; apples, 25c. a S70. per bushel; graper, 500 r basket; plums, 25c. a 50c. per peck; pine apples, Ke. a 50c. each; water melons, 3c. a 1dc. each; nut- each. ‘ran berries, 37e. per peck, Parsley, 4c. per bunch; thyme, 2c, a de. per do ; tage, 2c. per do; mint, 2c. per do. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SAKES. ‘Stock Board—4 sharzs Baltimore & Co, 30. 14, Sept 22—First Boa 14 Wilmington, 20 }g: 120; $1100 Penn bs, 6 $M kabiek Ch Seip, bd 76: $500 Lehigh Cl Scrip, 823; tg 0 Gita ey oes 500 Lehigh Cl serp, Se ‘wi 1) State o's, 73%: $A do, 73%. Oa c Scrip, 8276) ny Nay, 10; 600 Girard Bk, 10°5. Second Board 100 City o's 67, 86%: 700 Lehigh N Cl Scrip, 50 Now Jereey Copper, 144. Afler *; 00 Union Canal, 4, Borron, Sept. 21.—Ercharoe Board.—80 shares Reading Rail- roa. 15 15-16; By do, 16!4, BB: 50 do. 161g, b4d; 25 do, 1574; 25 do, j. M45; 85 do Vermont Contral Railroud, G53¢; 10 do 988%; 10 Railroad, 102%; 2 do. Boston and Maino ni, Ksco und Portemouth Railroad, 1855, 9814, Second Board, 5) shares 16, b10; 3 do. Rastern Raitroad, 2 adv,, poyable Western Railro:d, $93); 9 do, Vermont Central do. Northern Railrond, 91; 50 rizhts Ve. 1000 Koading Railroad Bonde, 544. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Puitaveieira Catrey Manxer, Sept. 21, 1848.— Offerings consist of 1650 beef cattle, including 690 ta- ken for New York; 800 cows and calves; 920 hoge, ‘and 2000 sheep and lambs. Prices—Beeves steady at $5 50a $6 50 the 100 Ibs.; 120 head left over. Cows and calves—Sales range at $7 a $12 for dry, $120 $23 for springers, and $18 a $30 for fresh cows, Hogs— ull at $5 a $5 75 the 100 Ibs., and 250 left over. Shi and lam weed sold at $1 25 a $3 25 for bey: an $1250 $250 each, for Iambr, aa in quality. Hay is scarce, and prices tending upward. Sales for the week have generally been at 85 a %5e. the owt. for good Timothy, Straw brings $5 a $6 the 100 bundles, FOREIGN MARKETS. Maracvez, P.R, Ang, 2.—From this part of the island we have very little news to communieate ; bu- of all kinds is extremely dull, The cane is all d.and tho sugar and molasses almost entirely It is almost useless to quote the prices n produce, as no sales of anything but codfish have been made for the past month—prices ranging from $l $3'4 | eg quirttal—all other artioles of import are but nominal. Sugars have been sold in emall lots; prime, none ; full 24s. 2% « 24; ordinary 2de 20 2%; 3de. 1% a 2 Molasses, $0 a $10 per 100 ‘ce, Exchange on St. Thomas 7 per oent ; exchange on tho United States 4 per cent. Havana, Sept. 7, 1843.—Since our Inst repert, the English steamer of the let of August has brought a more favorable acoount of the position of suger in European markets, This has encouraged our plant- ers to inereare their pretensions; and as the atock here ia much reduced, but little rem: in the cow try, they have succeeded in obtaining a farther ad venee, particularly for the lower grades of yellows and browns. We place our quotations an follows: —Assort- mw edhinds, 6.08 and 4's a) rials; ordinary whites, 7 07%; 0. ‘Mass. Railroad, 300 perior and florete yellows 6a 64 ; good to fine yellows 5 ® 5%; browns 44 445, and cucuruchos 3% a 3: ‘The weather has continued unfavorable in many im- portant districts, and the opinion gains ground that the growing crop will yield loss than was anticipated, During the past from here and Ma’ to the United States. were only 64,000 boxes yery limited. We quote 13 @ 1% rials. Imports—Fish is wanted. Lard continues to gell steadily, at fall stock equal to 560 kegs. Beef 12 a 16 rials por The exports for August 1847, The business in molasses is arrobe; codfish $5 a $5 50 per qtl; haddock $3 50a $4; hake, $3 50; rice, 11% a 12 ra. per arrobe; lard, $1 50 8 ‘alt, $15 per qtl.; hams, $10 a 15; tullow candles 9a 41; whale oil, 12416 rs. por arrobs; sperm do. 32 a 34 rs.; cheese, $11 15; butter, $15 a 18; yellow corn, 434 a5 rs per arrobe; hoops, $34 a 36 per’ M.; flour, $15 50 #16; lumber, $21.a 22 per M.; ortland do., $18 a 20; do. pitch pine, $18 a 24; box shooks, 68 6 per box; molasses hogsheads, 14 a 16 Ts, each; suger do., 16 @ 18 rs cach; empty casks, $2 50; potatoes, $2 50.43 per bbl ; Onions, $6 a8 per 100 Bunches; nails, $6 25 « 6 50 per qt ; tar, $5. 550 per bbl. Freights—Two American barks were chartered for An- twerp at £2 15 to 178, 6d. A small Spanish bark for Hanbury at £3, and a Spanish brig for Falmouth anda market at £5 85. 9d. Vessels adapted for sugar to Europe are scarce, but the inquiry also is very mo- derate. Two vessels were taken for the United States at $lper bex. Exchange—A large amount hasbeen placed on London at 15 per cent premium, and holders are now asking higher rates Bills of the United States _ are scarce, and we quote 13¢ to 2}4 per cent premium. | —North American, Philadelphia. & REWARD LOST YESTERDAY MORNING Av THE ‘Tompkin's Merket, three Ten Dollar New York City Bills | he finder, a colored waiter, who {a known, will please leave the tsmeat 15) Broadway, and receive the above reward. LOStaXESTERDAY, MORNING: A LADY'S BLACK thread lace Veil, between Fourth street and Waverly Place. | Washington 6: rect, shall bo W hoover will return it to No. 233 iberally rewsrded, IEW OF NEW YORK.—SPLENDID BIRD'S EYE VIEW of the Empire City and Euvirons, from opposite the easterly side, paste the eutire length aud breadth of the great oity of New York, showing vhe cutline of the Jersey shore, Jorsey Cit and Hoboken, the North River, Governor's and Staten Islend, the extensive Bay nnd the Narrows; on the left, a lerge p rtion of Brooklyn, the Navy Yai d Wiiliamebergh, in the tore ond, Being the only comprehensive and accurate view of New city and environs, it combines. an admirable view aud an interestivg picture. Forsaleby WILLIAMS & STEVENS, No. 353 Broadwey Wholesale by FE. ANTHONY, No, 205 Broadway, HE NATIONAL POLICE GAZBTT#.—IN CONSE uence of the great demand for this week’s number—contain- fng all the testimeny in the great seduotion ease of William A. Bayley and Ann G, Robinson, of this city, with editorial review of the tame; and tho conclusion of the Lives of the pirates Gibba and Wansley, who were hung on Gibbet Island—a Segond Edi- tion has been issued, No more will be printed ; therefore, those who have not purchased, will do well to do 80 at fas tho | number is limited. Office, 108 Nagsau street, Price four cents PRINT, DEALERS, ATTENTION |— AVOID IMPOSITION and Fle ressnienion Look at the late issues of Baillie’s Prints, and judgo for yourselves, if they are not the best aud cheapest in the market. Price only $30 per thousand. Also, the funniest, Political Caricatures issued, at $6 per bundre: to the trade; For tale by JAMES BALLLIS, Publisher, s7th | street, near id Avenue, New York, GcOTl's CHEAP FURNISHING STORE— GENTLEMEN in want of Shirte, Collars, Cravate, Under Clothing, &e. &c., are recommended by us te call at Jno. P, Scott's estanlishment, 187 Fulton street, one door trom Broadway, or at 94 Nassau st, opposite cur office, where they will not only find a very largo as- sortment of the above goods, but at an advance in price of only five per cent from cost prices, Call and judge for yourselves, COLORED WAITER WANTED—WITH GOOD RE70M. mendations, may apply at 25 Beaver street, front office, up 1A. M., oF 334 to 436 P.M. Ww: IN THE VICINITY OF BROA DWAY, BE tween Bleecker street and Union tees eat) very large, or two rocms with folding doors, Address L, L, Herald oifice, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GER- man Girl, as Chambermaid, Childro: s' Nurse, or todo the general work of'a ‘mall family. ‘Apply at No, 14 College Pinco. W ANTED—7TWO SALESWEN TO THE DRY GOODS business. To avoid trouble, none need apply but expe. rienced persons in city trade, opty the evenitg to MJ. DUFFY & CO., 154 Canal, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YQUNG WOW. A situation as chambermaid, and to assist in the washing. ironing, waiting, and to take care of children, Good city ro- ference, Please call at No. 93 Third Avenue, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, SOBER AND INDUS- trieus Protestant young man, a situation as Waiter or Coachman, in a private family, has no objection to go short distance in the country. Satisfactory reference oan be given. Please call at 61 fter o'clock A. M. TA HOUSE IN NEW OR- Jeans, a man and his wite as waiter and cook, who are with out encumbrances; perfectly understand their duties, and a willing to make themselves gencrally useful. ‘They must have t mostunexoeptionable characters and come well recommende without which none need apply. Scotch preferred, but no obj tion made to Germaus or English. Apply at No. 31 Delmonico's Hotel, Broadway, botwe n 10 and 11 o’clook, A. M. WIDOW LADY, RESIDING IN A PLEASANT SITUA- tion in the upper part of the city, would like to reocive tao or three children, to bosrd and educate in the English branches ‘with music and French if desired, ‘They would receive parents care and attention, Terms very moderate, but payable in ad- vance, Enquire at 8 Christopher strect, corner of Bleecker, 1 00 WANTED, AT7 P&R CENT, FOR ONE,TWO 9 or three sears, cn two 00d brick houges. wis, ace of lot, from Trinity fat oh, With 19 years ** can, with tho uenal covenants of renewal, ‘The tiousos are insured for $3,200; will ront for $400 per annom. A small bonus will be given. For further particulars, address Lease, Herald office, 35.000 10 LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTOAGE, 9 om productive real estate in this city, in one or morecums, Apply in the Bank Note Exchange Qdiog to, all s "s JOHN F. CONRE’ $10,000 TO $30,000 TO LOAN IN ONE AMOUNP on bond and mortgage, of improved real estete, situated down town. A! ‘West Chester couuty. Apply to stall go, $4,000 to loan on's farm in . CORP, No, 2 Hall of Records, OARD WANTED, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY TWO Gentlemen, where there are few boarders; loestion to be bo- low Chambers stroet, stating terms, which must be moderate, Address K, & H., at this office, _ [yeaa ey FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commodated with board and pleasant rooms, in a private prota at No. 71 Eldridge street, betwoon Grand and Hoster streots, References exchanged. OARDING.—TWO LARGE SIZED ROOMS, WITH ROOMY ‘Pantries, suitable for small family, with one or more small rooms, may be bad, with fall or partial board. For terms, kc., apply at No, 30 Commerce, betweon Bleecker and Hudson strecte. A. BARE CHANCE.—REFECTORY FOR SALE, TO FORE close @ mortgage, The well-known and long-establishod Refectory, No. 11 Ann street, city of New York (formerly con- ducted by Daniel Sweeny, and laicly by Henry Ganter), now doing ® profitable and extensive business. Apply on the pro- eB. OR SALE—THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A Dining Saloon, well established and doing a good businoss, situ- Sted im the lower fart of this eity,and in one of the most principal ttreets or thoroughfares ofthe clty. | For further particulars ¢n- quire at (36 Water street, New York. Pek SAE A TuoRove BRED SADDLE HOSE, fouxd and fee from vies: go well in harnous; fast, and ol fineappearance. Ap) R’S Stables, 69 Franklin street. VOR SALE, A NEW YORK PILOT BOAT, ABOUT & TONS, HY now lying off the Battery, N, ¥._ Apply on board. OUNTY LAND, EXTRA PAY, PRIZE MONEY, &o— Soldiers, Seamen, Marines, and the representatives of those deceased, can have their claims secured without delay, by apply. ing to =A Me ROSS, 7LNasean streets LARD SARBANTS FOR SALE, BY W. H. WHITMARSIS, Linc. t5 Wall street, OTS FOR SALE AT HOBOKEN.—BUILDING LOTS IN the most eligible situations for business purposes and dwell- ing houses, For priee, terms. &c., inquire at the Hoboken Pany’s Office, ferry landing, Hoboiien, of . W. SHRPPERD, Agent, ki EMOVAL.—J. H. MYERS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS bis friends and the public, that he has removed his Hair Dressing Sais from No, 127 Fulton street, to the spacious and airy Salcon No, 21 Spruce strect, where hie friends aud the publio arc invited tocall, Also, at the abi number, ‘be obtained it]; ebrated Liquid Cure, at No, 127 Fulton street, A ARNOLD & CO., HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW « stcre, No, 60 Canal street, and aro now offering at exeood- ing’y low prices, a choice and extensive stock of fashionable goods, selected in Europe by & partner of the house, com priay — SILKS, EMBROIDERED ROBES, KICR CASHMERES,: MADONNAS, MERINOES AND THIBETS, VISITES. FRENCR PRINTS, Tonether with & great variety of Taney and Staple articles, N. B. Their new style of Paris Cloaks will be ready for inspection on Monday next, 25th imetant, OTICE—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST. ing under the firm of POWELL & CO., is this day dissolved iy mutta consent, “All debte up to date, t8 be pal to TD », PO! THO'S DONEY. inting business, in all its branches, will here- the subscriber, and all Cebtengainet tho late im. New York, September 21, 1448, SIDNEY T. POWBLL, The eo} late after be carried on firm will be paid by MPORTANT INFORMATION.—-GENTLEMEN WISHING their Winter Clothing either Cleaned, Drea, and Re- paired with new collars, cuff, lining, and buttons, are iaformed that No.6 Murray streot t# the only place to get their work done well and cheap. Prepare your overcoats in time, No colorinj used in cleaning. A line addressed from any part of the city wi be attended to by the general Tailor, ‘A. CORTISSOS, No. 6 Murray street, near Broadway, Charge for clianing overecats, $1; others, 65; pants, 3a No disappo ntmenta, AST-OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS, ka, ‘Wanted.—Ladies or Gentlemen wishing to convert their #u- Perfuousefiects into cash, will obtain full value for the same by Mdareasing, the, wubveriber, thiough the post-office or etherwisny ‘who will attend them at their residences by appointment. H LEVETT, treet, New York. Y¥ SUMMER COAT IS TOO CHILLY.—WHY NOT GOTO G, Ri, Clarke, 116 William street, ‘and buy ono suitable to the renron? I Lought this one at Clarke’ id at-———, they ashed me three dollars more, and not so good in quality. Clarke's elothing dees eredit vo himeelf and justice to the wearers to CLARKE’S. Panta, &e,, &o torers, Hangings, No. 160 ‘enka gee 0, 100 Mai eall bog ne ghana he Panu ca oh Lage nog ngin 8, in int, Re, WI Behe eit aths eet ncteanmayatet = a RISG AND SCOTCH MALT WHISKEY, SUPERIOR TO ‘any thing in markot, and the only pure Malt Whiskey in Aimo- Hes forsale, at twelve ahillings oF new Whisker, th old, 25 per cout over proof, ty WILLIAM M. PARKS, 86 Seventh Avennie.—Office 42 Stone strect, MATISM, Ko.—MRS CARROL , Sulphur, and Todine Baths, 364 Broadway, are re- commended by’ Drs, Mott, Stevens, MoNeven, and others a a sure cure in all complaints arising from a cold. Iortable Baths went to pny part of ihe PUiENowoorT ND ASTROWGY Te know by signs, to judge the turns of inte Ts greater than to fll the sents of state ; ‘Tho ruling stare above, by seorst laws, Determine fortune in ber weond cause, ‘There are a book, wherein we all may read, And all should knw, who would in life wncceed, W hat corresponding signs in man display His future actions, pointe his devious way, ‘Thus in the vest is not warm en irteen for Distiller, Ca Vane heavens, his future fate to learn, PARK TieotRR—saTURDAY EVEN) ROADWAY TUEATRE—SATURDAY &VENING, SEPT. Will be produced tor Ue 6th time iu Amerien, will bo performed Sveridan Kuow/e's 1 let. of ESMERALDA.- La Keweraids, Mad. HeACK—Woster Walver, Mr. Pre icrek Fleur de Lys, M’lle Auna Bulan: Pierxe Grio . Mou 4, Baotts Modus, Mrs Laster; aml ion 1 Me pines, Quasdionlo, M. Corby: Kolmrt Diksvouville, Mt. Ploveher, + Ar, edaway: Julia, Mist Wallach " ld “ave. he entertainnents will en by le te and ot with the incghenie fares 2 TABLES Me Wwith the new fareo of KISSING the Inughable farce of TURNING TH fford; Jeremiah Bumps, Mr. Dawson; nek Hamme fo Barsompiero, Mr. B. 8 an; Mra Knibhs, Mise Flyun, Dress Cirule, 75 | Marchicuess de Launty, Mra Abb rele, 50 cents; Upper Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 37’ Drees Circle 2368. Doors open at 7; curtain’ rive 7 OWERY THEATRE—SATURDAY EV &NING SEPT, will TKE, CHAMBERS” SPREET——SATUR- xformed the Grand Romantic Sprotacie styled’ tre | voning. Sept. 2%. the performs QUEEN—Baron of Lorehaneon, Mr SPIRIT OF ATR~ xlen 1m will com ile M: ff; Rolands, Mr. | be Nala Jas. D mn; Naind Qu ies Mary Taylor: Tdex, Mr Suther- | minie, Mlle Adelaide; Boreas, land. The YOUNG SCaitP—Joseph, Miss 8, Denin: Mra. Swa the farce of POUR PILLICODDY—¥. d. B LERO OR CADIZ, by signora Civeos | Mt Mrs, Pillicodd; ovelude with BRIAN WORKOIMHE—Briae Mr. J M. Scott; O'Donohue, Mr. N. B. Clarke; Tereces, Fring Mire Mary Taylor: Emma, Mra Wwveote | VOL AU VENT ‘Le Pare F Doore open at formance to commence at 7)¢ o'clock. Boxer, | M'!'e Mathilde Lehman an Weta ; Pity1996 ets i oelowk Boxers | Sy Circle, 26ota DoorsopenacTs curtain rleenat Ti HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY 16L0°8, ASTOR PLAUR, BKOADWAY,.—FOURTH Chatham—Saturdayievening, September 23, will bo acted the Dight cf Mr. H, Placide, who, 1 conjunotion with his domestic drama of the GOLDEN FARMER—Go'den Paruer, | brother, Mr. T. Piscide will appea charsoters of the Two Dickinson, who will re Coldesrenih, received by » full Mewrs. Ci Ww. nd Miss Kate U . Burke, After whivh, ‘lay rama entitled the RIES OF YORK—Mowo, Mr. F. ir Tobin, Mr. C. Burke; Mr. Procive, Mr. Par dey; Big Lise, Mrs. McLean; Little Lise, Misa E. Mestayer. To | Mre. Cromer Mra. Charles, conclude with the military, farce of the’ PRETEY GLaLS OF | ire, Sept, 28, will he performed the COME ‘STILBERG—Ernest, Mr. Stark; Margot, Mies Biily Mostayer, ) Dr: mio of Syravese, Mr. H. Piacide; Dromio of Ephesus, Mr. T. Doers open at 7, oe to commence at 736 o'clock, | Vlacice: Dr. Hifch. Mr Johm Seiton, ‘To conclude with the com- RST GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL OF THE SEASON, ‘The dir ctor of the Ital an Opera of the United States of otiully announces, that, waving made an arrange. MAURICE STRAKOSCH, Manist of the Emperor of rand Musical Festival of the season will he way Tabernacle, on Monday, October 2, 1813; occasion the principal artists, ani the largely inoreasel ndeorhestra of the Italian Opera Company, toge:her er eminent artists, and also the greater portion of the rerforming members of the Philharmonic Society, and the entire edszegBute Vocal Arsociation, under the direction of Herr Hecht, will appear. The whole will form an crehestra of #) por formers, and = chorus of 150 voices; which will give, with an effeot altogether unequalled in this country, a choice selection of Popular and Classical Music, The festival will be under the di ldsiream, Misé Lsabel Dickinson; Mr, Charles; Maiy, Miss Kate Hor OLYMPIC THEATRE—SalURDAY EVEN- . Ler 23, the entertainmes ts will commence with & new petite cay entitled the CUSTOM OF TL COUNTRY | Pit, edy of USED DPS ~ | Hon Fred. 8 Achille Towngend, Mr. Nick!naon; andle Hibbs, Mr Cong Teatella, Migs Phillips; Charlovte, Mise Niokinron, After which Voter M*lneoidy, Mr Toland: ie Kotte To conclu Spyk, 10) ry ter Spy, “Mr Ernestine, Misw Philips. Dress + Upper Boxes, Pit Tedse. Doorn open at 7 ¢ lwck-—curtain rites at half: past 7. LL UNPRECEDENTED ATIRA( HONS AT THE OUD klia, Chatham square —1h9 unprece 6, and Tectlop of M Max Maretzck, Musical Director and Couductir of | ‘iihne ent iemmmenta at Tcancepeloniote ks the Italian Opera Company, nd Inte Musical Director of tho | ey arceutertuinipg; an | witirender this tho Itafian 0) Londen, It is respectfully announosd that this most atiractive, amuring, rat I fi of ammmigement inthis will be the opportunity of hearing Mr. Strakosch, and the | city, ‘The 'tibleatx have received nubdounded spplonse, ‘The Arab artists, orchestra and chorus of the Opera Company, before their departure for Philadelphia, which will positively take place on the 2d of October. On this cecasion the Tabernacle will be illu. mfpated with 1000 extra lights TUYVESANT INSTITUTE, 659 BROADWAY.—MR. J. Hatton (Pianist and Vocalist trom London) hegs to annonce that he will eS his popular entertainment at the above Institn'e on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, Sept, 25,77 and 29, In the couree of these concerts, Mr. Hatton will inrriduce several eee new songe ; also, specimens of the classical pianoforte Davghterg wscieted by the Olin iin Brothers together with the Formals Serypaders, Will be astisted on Monday evening by the celebrated ga Thanh, in a variety of en AK NU MES AMEKIVAN MUDEL 't, BARNUM, Proprietors”. Hitchcock, Manager. Splendid Pertormances ery afternoon -past 3 oelowk, and every evening at half past seven, ‘The Mivager bes the ‘pleasure of unnouncing the most extraordinary wonder in ereal Major Littletinger, hold- ing the some retation to the fatbous Lilliputian tint the little Anger does to the thumb, Ho is ten yearsid, only twenty-four mu the celebrated Dr, Felix Mendelssohn , Bartho'dy, | inches high, andgweighs obly thitkeen pounds’ He may be seen Tickets 50 cente, To be had at the music stores, the Institute, | every morning from 10 to ney 12 the afternoon, and of Mz.’ Hatton, Astor House, To commence at 8 o'clock. | {rom 2 tillhall-past 5; anéin, the evening, Till. In addi- A change in the programme eac LA WSEK POSITIVELY OF BANVARD'S GREAT PA. norama, of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, (04 it leaves for London on the Cee seventh,) showing a country of Srence-tpree hundred miles, being by far the d Sable Brothers, ammoth Boys, Giant or Mads tel tion, the manager hag also athe eel Mr. &. RK. G, Nellis, the three Highla Mammoth Baby, Enormous Bow Constr. the Famous Firtune Teller, nay be pri extra charge of 25 cents. Admisxion to th tenm Performances, Little Finger, &e., 25 est painting tn world, and of the largest riverson the | ten years of age and old enough to walk all Blobe, extending more a tren degree of latitude, Open | frouit reate, one shilling oxtrm every evening, at Pancrama roadwe, ’ a Ol a MA BONOW TING EV ERY it ACKLD Di OKA MAS—NOW EXUISILING EVERY fn tre ce: Panorans |S night this week, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons mission 59 conte; children half pri will commence moving at B@'olook, Afternoon oe on Wednendaysand Satndaye, at3 o'cMek. Hill to let, JANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT the Minerva Kooms, 406 Broadway, sews, natural as’ lite, the Marches, Encampments, and Battles forght by Gen. Taylor. It also gives correct views of the country, town’, eities, &o. It is the most beautiful inting ever seen. Open be might at quarter before 8 o'clock, afternoon exhibitions o) Weincsday and Saturday,commencing at 3 o'clock. Admiesion, 25 conta Sohools admitted on reasonable terms. No charge for descriptive pamphiets, H18 EVENING AND EVERY SUCCESSIVE EVEN- ing, will be presented to the public, at the Apollo Rooms, Breadway. a series of representations of the Antediiuvian World, designed by tho celebrated JOHN MARTIN, K. L., paint or of the Fall of Nineveh, Belahazar’s Feast, tho Iline trations to Milton, &e, ko, ‘These wentations have been executed in Rome, within the Inst fifwen mouths, by and under the direction of Mr Charles Martin, assisted by th best Italian inters. Music will be commencing at 8 o’cloch, at the splendid new way, over Stoppani's Bathe Hannington's Soviptural Dioramas of the most Magnificent Spectacle ever witneseed in New York, Creation of the World and the Deluge: Aseisted by powerful Vocal and Instromental Accompaniments: i completed a magnificent Diorama, sublime spectacle of the Six Days of the Creation! exhibiting, by meana of moveable figures, scenery, and powerful optical effects, ail the progressive changog from the Chaos and Darkness of the unformed Universo, wntil the final completion of the great work of Creation, as descr.bed in the d tecondl chapters of Genesis, terminating with the, ap of Adam and Evo in the Garien of Eden. Tho Dio. Tama is the result of along cherished idea, and of alifetime of study and experiment in this department of the arte, Itis the most costly, beautiful and perfect work of the kind existing, and combines in its exhibition the highest mechanical izgenuity, with the most astonishing ecenic effects, assiswed by superior poetry, flinting and music.” Seonery and Incidonte~Chacs, tho Firit y.. the Firmament, the Second Day. - Dry Land, Herbago and. ‘396 Hroad- irely new Grand SI selected and arranged ex- | Flowers, Third Day, Sun, Moon and Stare, Fourth Day. Crea- Pressly for theso representations by Henri Hers, and exeouted | tion of Fish and Fowl, Fitth Day. Creation of Animals Sixth upon the piano forte aed harmonium by the distinguished yro- | Day. Garden of Rden—Adam and Eve. With this completion fengor M. Edouard Billard, from Pari at 734 o'clock | of the Iabors of the Creation, the first part of the Exhibition is. Doors oj —To commence at 8 b’clock, closes, Part I1,Grand Diorama of the Deluge, Tickets ohne Children balf price. Doors open at 7, Curruin rises ats () ROSES aT Put ‘ : LIC SALE, ES B. 10,00 offers vor enle, his Jarge and extensive collection of standard and dwart roses in the ground. My standards aro all worked upon American eweet bricrs. Catalogues can be had at W.H, Griffith's office, No, 12 Wall street, and at Dur’ Broadway. and on the ground, corner ¢ Second avenue. Sale, Oct. 4th,at 10 o'eloc FPSB, 1 LEEDS, AUCTIONSER—EXTENSIVE SALE of Bath ures, Bathing Tubs, of marble, onst iron, and tin Bathe, Lead ‘Pipes, Boilers for hearing wate Forviture, &e—Henry H. Leods & Uo, will roll at aucti Tuesday, 26th Sept, av 10 o'clock, all the, fixtures, furnjvure, &e the extensive Uathing establishment of C, G. Stoppani, who is bout retiring from the business, corner of Broadway and Walker eet, consisting of marble, cast iron, copper and tin bathing tubs, boilers for heating water, cisterns, lead and other pipes, RENCH LANGUAGE.—PROF. RICHARD & DUBUISSON wit! organize their Evening Clas: French, Spanish, and German, on Monday evening, 25th inst. at 7 o'clock, at their Academy, 106 Leonard street, 5 doors from Broadway OR CALIFORNIA, MONTEREY, AND SAN FRANCISCO, The very superior and fast-sniling packet bark, John Cater, Roger, master, will sail ag above in all, the month of October, For’ freight, or passage, having good accommodations fur fifty passengers, apply to FERNANDO Woop, _ 162 South street, corner Dover, Acompetent Supercarzo wil: go out in this vessel, who will take charge of consignments, VOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA.—THE SPLENDID steamship CRESCENT CITY, Chas. Stoddard, commander, will leave pier 4, N. K., on Monday, 2d October, at'd o'clock, E. M, No berth secured until paid for, Letter bag: Wall street; Hale's, 70 Wall oircet; ey? ‘News Room, as fixtures, brass taps, brushea dres: oxes, Croton water at the office, 73 Sonth street, Postage to Havana, 25 cents per | fountains, &¢. Furniture—cousisting fooking gi chaira, half cunce, ‘snd no letters forwarded unless pre paid. No frei tables, carpots, decanters, glass ware, stoves, transparencies, &c } ht except specie taken on the day of sailing Bills lading sigued by the cletk cn board, and to be presented for signature betere 12 clock, Mon the ay of mailing Freight taken to Now Orleans only. For freight or passage, apply to 3 HOWARD & BON, 73 South street, also,’two silver pitehers; also, some splendid’ pictures and marb! Lust, Liquors, a complete assortment, selected expressly for pri- yatorale, sears, &e, Bi eee cy will Fi ACOB 8. | PLATT, AUCTIONE:A.—1W GoD aA ie scout City will agnin leave Now Y¥. Silver en, 15 cases German Toys, 12 cases (288 doren October, y, nee Oe Ee en ee Bhavirg Boxes with glacees by the case, {U0 cards Scissors, 10 cards Pocket and Penknives, 9 feneral arsortment faney gooils, 0 LET.—SPLENDID ROOMS FOR BAULS, CONCERTS ts Gold Jewelry, 3 cuss itazot {0 doren Knives and Forke, 100 Military Drills, Saloon, Kefectories &c., at No. 639 Broa Jacob 8, Platt will sell this day, comme..cing at , just befow Prince strect, (formerly the residence of John G. t the Auction room, 23 Platt street, as above; also, Coster.) The buildings are now being exter ded through to Meroer strect—will te completed about the lrt of November, and oceu- pied in part ee Mucouz, ‘The ball ud eonoert room EECA URS tonto expreasty with referei.co to sound; ventilaced in the most perfect manner, Powder Fiatks, Razors, Scissors, Ivory Combs Ter wean 1 cask Cruc:bies, Hair, Shoe, Cloth an: hes, Dusters, Pearl Shirt Unttons, Tweerer Bilver"Svor-point Fencil Cases, 500 fine Accordeons 4 to keys, Flutes, Violins, Purses, Wallets, Boxes, Fine Ten Trays in and have spacious and elegant dressing and suppor rooms attached, | sete, Lather {Brushes, Soap, Cologne, Tooth Brashes, Cosmetics, The room for military drilla, public meetings, &e., will be 12 feet | with a general assortment of Fancy Hardware, Xv. Also, at by 8, with ceiling 15 feet bich, The pariors and basements,front- | eleven o’¢:ock, # general assortment of Gold and Silver Watches— ing on Broadway, arc acmirably adapted for saloons, retectc rice, orstores, ‘The whole or parte will be let on reasonable terms to tenants who can give good security. Application to hemade on the premitos, from 8 till 12 A. M., and from 5 till 6 P, M. LiEpines, Levers, Anchors, full and extra jewel: Second hard Watchee; also, 160 lots city imide 0 LET—A RESTAURANT CONNECTED WITH A FIRST | AL PERATORS SALB—THE CAL: hte : 2 pecing mare, Cayuga Maid, will bo offered at private sale Ge ee nd feed up ta veers ct Pao Paar fixtures, | cncii!the s8th September inet. If not sold nt that date she wit it a cost of $2,500, 1 be Non ofthe auneat mimede, | thon be sold at Tattersall’s on Monday, the 2d day of October, at 12 o'clock, to the highest bidder, it reserve. She may bo seen at the stables of Messrs. Reynolds & Weart. For further in- formation, enquire of Administrator, at 226 Fulton street. desires to purchuse, a lease wi rate rent for the loc: munications address cs where an interview can bo had, will receive attention factory information will be given. U ROCHER DE CANCALE, 15 PARK KOW—OYSTER CA1ICO ENGRAVING, AND OTGER MacH ‘auction at Jervey City, comer Washington and Way! loon, French Restaurant, wines, iiquors, proservos, &e— | on Tuesday, , at 10 o'clock—6 engraving machines, side ‘This nem ectablishment is supplied with Massachusetts Bay, | and top; 3 pairs clamps, power and hand; slide and foot lathes; Shrewsbury, York, and East Hiver Oysters received every day, | vices, erindstones, pin ated other ground mills and dies and cerved up in overy rtyle. All kinds of French and other for: | drums, belts, benches, forge, &e. Ke.: ean be seen any time previs eign wines, and the best of liquors, at the most reasonal ous to sale, ‘Bale positive, "The buildings and 3 lots will be sold rives, aud all French potages, tea, coffee, chocolate, patés de fore gras, an Kinds of preserved meat FLYPSON RIVER BOTEL, CORNER WEST AND HOBO ken streets. opposite Canal street ferry, is open for the re- ception of transient and yearly boarders. This house is plesantly- situated, commande a fine view of the bay and harbor; also, tl Jersey chore, including Jersey City and Hoboken. Those in want of a quiet bome, pure air, moderate charges and good fare, aro requested to call. on the 10th of October, at 11 o'clock, on premises, GREAT SALE OF LANDS, TOWN LOTS, WATER POWER &e,, on the Illinois and Michigan Canal—Notice is hereby given thit, under the authority granted in the 13th spotion of the ww of the State of Illinois, of February 21, 1%43, the Board of ‘Troetees of the Illinois and Michigan Canal ‘will offer for gale at blicauetion,on the Ist day of September next, all the Canal nds, Town Lote, Water power, and Buildings which are inclu ded in the ded of trust executed by the Governor of to Ilinois on the 26th of June, 1845, in pursuance of laws of tho said OE | State of February 21, 1843, "and Mareh 1, Is45, enacted for ‘the attention of goutie. | State of February , 144.5, enacted for “ the lorsce? Ver icles, Harneca: Ren ong aigy | completion of tbe Mlinois and Michigan ‘canal, and for the pay. ment of the canal debt:” That is to say, about 23,000 acres of tosend them to New York Tatter- 3 Innd, all lying upon or within a distance of fivo miles on wither ard Pr de) cashed promptly, Purchasers of Horses sido cf enid ospal. and extending the entire length of samme, 100 a he ie determincd that cvery hares na be ey, the PrOPNGtOr, | Mites, vig, from Chicago, on Lake Michigan, to the town of La 2 Ne 30 determined that every horse sold by him shall be as repre- | Sane, on the Illinois river; also, town lets in the city of Chi sented, or the money returned, Vehicles of every description re- port, Joliet, DuPage, Kambakee, Morris, Ottawa and Smhieal, beptioc benatiaceas te tie map ee Enlle/inclading Watpr poterat several fotata ca’ the canal—Look- for gentlemen's Horses and Vehicles. Ralos atauotion every Mon. sithig @ bawmioreat tat on een at day at 11 o'clock: Fain or shine, The wholo under the direotion | ftaes‘amd, succeaaively, at other towne on the cocaine a eae See Wi LLER, original proprietor of New York Tatter- | Eay ‘autilall the said lands, Ke. hall have toen otirod for sale, ao an directed by law. Tho to ale aro : residue of the purchase money in three annnal instalmenta, boar interest at 6 per cent. per annum, rable Annu: in advance, Ties lands constitute upwards of four hiths of the cant madein 1227 by the United States to the State of Illinois, to aid said State in the construction of a canal to unite the waters of Lake Miohl- gan with thove of the Illinois river, and are the samo which were cunveyed by the State to the Board of Trustees of the Illinois and Michigan canal, for the purposo stated in the deed of trust, exe outed in due form by the Governor of the State, and recorded in the clerk's office of the counties of Wil) and of Cook. A list of ~ One fourth cauh, the ARRIAGE | LININi CURTAIN MATERIALS, AND Plushos.—Constantly ‘receiving, by the Intest arrivals, @ complete astortment of goods, ' Also, colored silk and cot ton Velvets, and Floronces for Daguerreotypo Cases, for eale by F-8.&S. A. MARTINE, Imporicrs and Jobbery’ 112 Williaa street, near John, AUS, IWINE, SHOE THREAD, too CASKS CUT and wrought nails, brads, and spikes; seine, sail, baling, gill- net, and manu! turer's twine of every description; shoe thiead ton, seine, sail, the lands, lote, &e. to be sold, will be published for distribution me gy 4 naine anills | before the day of ‘Meantimo, any information which may be CEBRA & CUMING, 106 Pearl stroot. -: ined by repeat d can be had by applying EFS—DOocT. WILLIAM Hi. SWIFT, CHIEFS —DOCT. DAVID LEAVITT |’ ¢ Trustees Dlinois and first store from Broadway, has & Miohigan Canal. choice assortment ot Lubin may Ded, Wok bad, [ARLES OAKLEY, Batraete, Jenny OMice of the Bosra of Trestees of the Iincis end Mi Jockey Club, Milleflenres, &c. His Italian Medicated Soap, it. 19 vee Se ot of the Mlincis end Michigan known, ra glorious com pout for curing tan, pimps, rete Mens lean «TE x & redness, and all skin blemishes; whilst his Poudre Subtilo is a ‘0 CURE, NO CHARGE—DR. COBBETT, 3, In well known for erad cating superfluous hair from any part of the 2 oved t 6 reek, ye Lee i Le ea Jate of No. 19 Duane street, has removed to 65 Ann streck, (near Willinm,) ‘whero he is consulted on all diseasos of a private character. To those who have been under his care, solt-landa ig unnecessary. To thore who have not, and who are licted with paina of the head, limbs, ulcer, strictures, tmminal debility, &e., he warrants a perfoct and spocdy cure, No mercury used. Recent casos cured in four days, Dr. Cobbete's euccess induces a compeer in trade to deny his removal and identity. Those who know Dr, C, need but give him a call to re- move their doubts, For Dr. C. to reply further, wenld be to reduce himeelf to a standard to which he hae no’ aspirations in the presentinstanee, See his Diploma, EDICAL OF FICE—DR, JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET near Chatham street, so well own as the most successful Peeetioner in New York, in the treatment of venereal discases, ¢ Doctor's reputation for skill in those old half-owred cages that Broadway, CUREOF CORNS, BUNIONS, CALLOSITIES, &o.—WITH- out cutting, and without the least pain.—Dr. Julias Hirsch field, from Berlin, can be consulted at 69 Chambers stroct, ocrnet of Broadway. (Office hours from 9 to 12A.M., and from 2 to 5 P.M.) Undertakes the eradication of Corns, “Banions, Nails, snd cvery Lard substance; on or between the torg Bithout ou:ting, by means of an elixir of his ewn composition. The operation is Pirformed in the space of fifteen minutes, without tne lonst pain. ‘ereons incrcdulous as to the radical cure of Corns, can, upon agreement betcre the operation is performed, havo nino month’ e PROFESSOR BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDICATED Compourd, is now acknowledged by thousancs, who use it dally toe Ue ony remedy to, prevent baldness aad fo rettore | pon te boty ef atin ‘ulont oF nose, pang inthe head 90 y prevent grvy hal, cnatibotionsl, week to cure and remove every appearance of sour or dandraft from | Ponce, of the legs effectually cured. | Constitutional drought on by @ secre: hatit indulged in by young men, causi Insciviona dreams and nightly omissions, positively prevent nt eates cured in four days, without mercury, No alteration the hair, and to keep it in the most healthy, soft, and glossy state, oily ard gressy appesrance. ’ Sines i'e general received numerous testimonials of ite efficacy, Among which the following is a briet selection :— Crry Horses, Sept 41348, * Mz, BarRy—Sir: You have permission to use my namo as those contem, having’ experionocd the great utility of your Tricopherons, for Mier ee enema hy Dr. ACM, Mauricoau, Sixth eas dressing the hair. I have always found the use of oils and po: | gion. Price $1, *Thip work le mocting with roost astoundingsate, matams to oceasion a harshness to my hair, and forthree or fut | (24,600 eopies have alreody been disposed of.) Ievery femele ia Sears it was fast faliing off, and much changed in color; but since | petting » whether married or nnmarried, alshough it ie in- iusicg Your Trloopherous, I feel my head always comfortable, sud od ospectalty for the married, as it disclosesimportant socrete, my bair is grown strong aud thick, to the amazement of all which should be known to them particularly, Hore every female friends and acquaintances, I have invariably found it gives tho | ean discover the causos, symptome and the moet oiscioxt tome. most gencral tntistaction, Please to vond three bottles by bearer, | dies, and most certain mode of cure in every ease. For ele, 2a ‘who will pay you, CATHERINE NELSON, Bread the publishing ofice, 129 Liberty street, Now Pork ‘ ‘ PDSON ATR KET, Ang. 2, 14K FG imber 98' Chestnrst etroct, G. B. Zoihor “To Mr. A.C. BARRY—Sir: Having had repented calls fr your | Phifadeiphia ; Little Boston. On the en tere auced to get a mupply, ard X an bapry to | gecelpt of 81, 8 copy will be y frye of fay jint ta suecer haa been aetonihing. “One rentieraan, whove fo all parts of the United Staven, "Ail otgers ver be ndnresrse ead has been e1 ald, bad his IF reco vere: ter continu. a URICEA| , ing its ueo for about three monthe; and am reqnosted by several Patras ne aa et Raga thks ge Indies avd gentlemen to neknowlodge the obligation they owe you | ————— — = for the invention of an arivle so useful for dressing the hair, I must Toqwnyye send, on receipt of thit diate supply « Youre, tr , We confidentiy asstre ladies and centhmenthat the Lest and cheayent article for the huroan hair is Barry's Tricopherons. It ig told, price only 25 conta per bovtle, at the principal office 159 Bronaw xprest, PRovessoRn BARRYS TRICIPLEROUS— One of the best articles for constant vise upon the ha r, which we have Intely met with, is Barry's Tricopherous, Tt recomments iteelf with but a single trial.—Sun, BARRY's TRicornERovs— For scurf, dandruff, and, indeed, all diseases of the bead and hair, Bairy's Triecphercus is the best article ever knows. — erald, The above are a few, selected from a creat mumber of a elmilar ‘ f late, its Lcnefietal eflects have become #0 arce respectable doctor who doesnot 0 te hy all the principal druggists eration sold Yor Gonerrhe ry as a BEPRCTVAL m so} on oa and other disordors of eo Beoud Ureane, ong experience has proved that it will rade cally cure any caso. "This desirable revult is obtained. in, from Ero o ten days and anit nether creas nauien nor offs the podate, and renders unneccesary any deviation in diet or int Frption to usual pursuits, sound ep or healchy digeetiny the tvfaance ie thus Pomoved fas specdily as i'comsount with ihe Production of a thorough apd perman it vent cure. Its ingredients Are entirely vegetable, and no injurious effet, clthor constitu. tionally or loeal Sole Agent fo ole Agent for HU REVARD—CROss's SPECIFIC the cure of gonormea. Of all reme red for the above complaint, thiais tho mostieer Peedy and peynanent cure without tho least festrictionin dick, drink, ex in application to business. The pro- r, can be caused by its use. Price $1 per bottle, ING, 194 Broadway, coracr John city, C,H. RE found Llowp on each tH if re, or change i throug) ont the United State jotor challenges tingle instanoe of Yeoeat fonorthas. to, be = ne at — ‘ought which the mixtare will not cure, under forfeiture of $40, Ds RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE | Many are cured in two days, Bold by Dr. JOUNSON, ‘Treatire,” &o., 88 Greeuwieh street—office hours 9 to 12 A. Exes of Cham street, Granite Br cy SANDS, 100 Fulton, corner of William street, M., 6 to 9 PM. (Sunday excepted.) Those who in the early aH inecnvenience The prese et, and future to discern, stages will be surpi at the rapidity little pe gyn nn mena ter 4 Corrtot his steps, aprove the hours of Ife, attending their cure. Itis chiefly, however, those who have suf R. CORBITT, 19 DUANE STREET, And, shunning erro! live devota uf vite fered from a certaln clase of people, who can Broperly apgwociate “ollege of Surgeons, Londen, may be WADAME DUBOYOE in ’at present in the city, andean be | his servicer. In stricture, from ite first oF t, to its more | gonrulted in treatment of delicate diseases No matter how tong goniniied on the above soioace, in, regard to Hoaith, Wealth, | S4vaveed and distressing stages, (from uncommon advantages and | you may have gleet, ulcers upon the body, ot in the throat oF nose, Ferra“ Lcenee: Lawendin, Levt,, Oomseakty te Moreiann, os | BY sive Practice.) he ohn afford a rapid, faty and radical | Paine in bones ‘A practice of fourtees at her residence, No, 169 Division strees, at any time daring the | core, whieh, “tt fronnd for stating, can be obtained from 0 | years, devoted to yonereal disenses, enables Dr. C, to cure the and evening. Terms, from 60 w 2 centa for Indies, and G0 | Otheraonrce in America, | frome fore of Uhie Genass. _ necent, cance cured in four daya-— conve for noted 16 Cinematic 944 © CUKM NY CHAXGE—DR. MURPHY OF GOLD | No mercury used. Strioturee cured in, one oy two woeks with BR. GLOVERIS CONSULTED DUMING THE DAY AND strc, s ontidentialiy consulted ov all forme ‘of private tain eee bit, ca AS pe ge LF No. 2A\ , (now No, 12) on | eave Rosont eauee of gomorhhers he ovres im ate «days, Cons B. Strangers are cantioned not to be. deceived, “Dy ‘trast of copaiy: che, | tutional deltlity and impotemey sueceosull tod by Dr. Me ot removed Aemesmber 19 Duane otre ‘pposi ie Be Secrnia cave fox aolle s,mmay 1 hed athisstoss | Notworcory weed in apy Cao, OF Inindrance trom businew. Odes ee So front GS Geld sareet; open from 7 A.M, to Ww a, ML k, the Birds of smerica, ii been forwarded to the age ates to return the t nt; and those who have promise: respec fully solicited te ‘eave ther nam goon as the first list of 100 names the division will take place, unde compored of subseribers. Who will not give $10 for that sange nifics nt work, which cont $125? W. A. COLMAN, Proprietor, 404 Broadway, LIPE ny actus 0.8 W company are purly mut a Pitty percent. of the been returned to the t of rix percent, © o'clock, Medical examivations from 2 promptly paid. A. M. MER( Puixv Freeman, Actuary, GLE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COM- — Office, No. 40 Wall et, Manhattan Bank Buildings 28) Washington st. Boston; ‘To those who are this Company o able indwcemen te than mest other Fostitutions. T! mapital rized by the leginlat Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, of which one hundred 1d dollars ras be cured. No dividends will be paid i to two hundred thousond d ly responsible to the insured af the oi improper management, Advantages whic out to Insurers:—1. Anample paid np ¢ extraordinary risks meyarice 2, Premiums lower than Companies, “8 No responsibility’ to insurers other tha ment of the premium. 4, No risk of partnersbipi with all classes of persons, and its serious concequences. 5, No liability to have the tum iniured reduced, or to make further contributions in case impaired by holis mpan: ital co meet of mortality beyond the estimated average. 6, ‘Tim Stockholders and Diree i in the Company, affo curity to th will be co: ducted go a8 to enfery ands! 7. Promptness and liberality in settlement of claims, will Lo effected with or without profits, —say sixty percer t, or three filtisof the profits waned. Wilhves parslalpn tome mateuial ree mins. Policies issued for any amount from $1L0 % $5,000, Insurance may be made on the fa husband for the benefit of his ife, free trom claims of creditors, In case persons holding policies for life wish to canoe! them, a large Insurances may [Xpertion of the premiuin will be returne @ lite of a singlo ¢ ellected for one or more yours, or for life person, or on the joint lives of two persons, the sm insured being payable to the survivor. Premiums may be made payable quar- semi-annua’ly, ‘annually, or in one gross sum, ‘The prom smay be had gratis by applying at either of the prineipal Hy oF to any cf the agent, GEORGE W, SAVAGE. Esq., President. JOHN McCLELLAND, M_D. Medica) Examiner, RICHARD H. BULL, A.M. Actuary. W. RUTHERFURD ‘Esa. Conneal, IRST DIVISION NEW YORK StATE MiLITIA.—DIV1- gion Orders, New York, eptember 12, 1543. The ununitormed Militia cf the city of New York, (which einbraces all the able bo- died white male citizens between the ages of 15 and 45 yours, who have not commuted, and who are not members of +n uaifirm oom. pany, orexemp? by law,) will take noviee of the following regi- mental orders, to assem ble for ormpany parade aud martial oxer- d of Ootover next, at the time and place cite, on Mondiny, therein stated, in compliance with a» act of the Leg slature of th: ew York, enttied “An act for the organization of the sion of the New York State Militia,” passed May 6, 1847, they are hereby notified of their enrolment. nmandante ot Bricades, Regimentsand Companies will direot cers and non commissioned officers of each uniformed come Pany to attend the paradein unilurm or undress, Subalterns and, non-commissioned officers will a d the commandants of companies in the exercises of the day. No pereon will be permitted to leave his company, without permission of his commanding offiosr, until sun down. Pursuant to raid act, each commandant will affix such penalties for offences and deling) to requires, op. porite the name of persone so delinque g. A Court of Appeals, for each regiment, to hearexe ‘at the time and place stated at the end of the Regimental Orders, By order of CHAHLES W. SANDS ORD, Major General Commanding. R. C, Weraons, Division Inspector. SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA, FOURTH AND HIXTH WARDS. Pursuant to the above Division Orders, and the act thorein mentioned, the ununiformed privates of the several companies of this regiment will arsemble within their respective Company Dis- tricts, on Monday, the 2d day of October next, at 10 o'clock, A.M u pany parude, inspection and martial exercise, armed an ed according t law, at the places designated for each district y, as follows ‘Company Crnig, Commandant, within a Tine bour dir ue, Pearl, and Chatham streets; known as th zict of thedth Ward, opposite Shakspeare Hotel, corner of Duane and William sts. npany B, District— Alexander C, Castle, Commandant, within a line boun¢ t, Peck Slip, South, Roosevelt, ts, known a the Fourth Eleo- Company C., District Thomas W. “Metory, Commandant, within @ line bounding Roosevelt, Front, Catiarine, and Oak streets, known ag the Third Election District of the ‘4th Ward, will assemble at the corner of Oliver and Oak streets, Crmpany D, Vistrict—Alexander Eagleson, Commendant, wittin o line bounding Chatham, Pearl, Oak,’ and Catharing Streets, knowns the second lcotion District ofthe 4th Ward, te rt. McLeod, Commandant, within hatham street, Pearl street, and the First Election District of tho dth Ward, er of Centre and Duane streeta. District—Wm. W, Parvells, Commandant, within ‘earl, Centre, and Canal streets, and Broadway, known as the Second Election District of the 6th Ward, will as- semble at the corner of Elm and Frankliu streets, Company G. Disirict—Henry Pursous, Commandant, within Aline bounding Centre, Walker, Mullerry, Chatham, and Pearl stiee's, known as the Third Election District of tho 6th Ward, will assemble at the corner of White and Centre sta, Distriet—Alex. McKenzie, Commandant, within Chatham, Bowery, Walker, and Mulberry’streets, Z Election District of the 6th Ward, will aa eemble at the corner of Bayard and Mott streets, ‘The Regimental Court of Appeals, to hear appeals from fines or Penalties imposed, will be held af the Shaksp-are Hotel, corner of Villiom and Duane streets. on Friday evening, 2th October, at7 o'clock, C.B. SPICER, Col. Commanding 3d Regiment, MENT N.Y, 8, MILITIA, - FIRST AND SECOND WARDS. In compliance with the above Division Order and the Law therein reierred to, the ununiformed privates of tho several com- Janies of tis Rogimpont willassem be fu th speotive company istricts, on Monday, the 2d day of Octubtr next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., for company parade, inepectien and drill, armed and caulpped according to law, at the places designed for the following trivts, viz Ist Company (A) commanded by Captain John Jagels, district bonded hy Nassau, Wall, Broadway, Keotor, West and Liberty strcets, will meet in Liberty street, ut the corner # Greenwich, 2d Company (B) commanded by'Uapt. Andrew Beiser, distri bourded by Nassau, Maiden Lane, South and William streets, will By order of THIRD Wi meet in Cedar, at the corner of Nassau strcets, 3d Company (C Lieut, commandant D. ©, Vaughan, districts bounded, beginning at the Battery, by White. hall, Merketfield, Broad, Wall, Broadway, Kector and West sts, to the place of beginning, will aayemble on the Battery, epposite to Greenwich street, 4th Company (D) commanded by Cant. Uenry 0. Marx, district Wall, Broad, Marketficld, Whitcbail and Pearl ste, bounded by will assemble on Hanover Square. Sth Company () commanded Uy Lieut. Win. Sullivan, diatries Lounded by Wall, Pearl, Whitehall and South sts, will oxemble on theBattery opposire to Front st. h Company (I) commanded by Captain John Mayer, district ded by Hroalway, Park Row, Spruce, William and Liberty gets, will aesemble in Platt at the corner of Gold st, 7th Com any (G) commanded by Capt. Wm. Hutchings, dis; triet bounded by Maiden Lane, Lilerty, William, Fulton’ and South streets, will avcemble in Plact at the coruer of Gold st. h Company (11) commanded by Captain Joseph Lonati, dis, trict bounded by Fulton, William, Spruce, Ferry, Peck Slip and Fouth streets wiil assemble in Beekinan at the ‘corner of Wile om street. Officers will attend this parade in undress (frock cost, sash, sword and belt.) The Regimental Court ot Appeals to hear appeals from fines benaltics imposed, will be he'd at Stonealls, 1 Fulton ty jonday, the 16th day of October, at 4 o'clock P. M. 8. BROOKE POSTLEY, Col. Commanding Third Regiment, N, ¥. 8,M. Cannes Sriies, Adjutant. FOURTH REGIMENT N.Y. 8, MILITIA, TH AND FIFTEENTH WARDS, ve orders, snd the act therein the ununtformed privatesof the several companies oft Will usemblo within their reepective Company Districts ¢ day, the 2d day of October next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., for company ‘ade, inspection and martial exerciee, armed and tolaw, atthe places designated for each di follows, Vis — Ist Company District (A Troop) commanded by Captain Ed- mund Charles Jr, and bounded by Honston, Wooster and Fourth streets, Sixth ‘avenue, Carmine, Bkocker and Hancock streets, at the corner of Thompson and Fourth streets, right on Fourth st. 2d Company District (B Troop) commanded by Capt. Garret Lucrsep, snd bounded by Houston, Wooster, Amity and Great ones streets, and the Bowery, at the corner of Morcer and Amity streets, right on Amity street. ja Cone Fany District (Company A) commanded by Lieutanant Commanding John Fowler, Jr and bounded by Great Jones Amity and W. reets, University Place, Fourteenth street, e the corner of Wooster street and Waverly Place. strict (Company B) commanded by Captain munded by Fourth street, University Place, } th street and Sixth avenue, at the intersection of the contre walk, running North and South, with the,North walk of Washington Square, 6th Company District (Company C) eommanded by Captain Philip 1. Zeig r, and bounded by Houston, Mulberry aud Broome streets and Broadway, at the corner of Crosby and Prince streets right on Pring: street. bth Company District (Company D) commanded ty, Captain James Pattison, and bounded by Houston, Mulberry and Broome streets, and the Bowery, at the corner of Mott and Prince strevts, or on ighton Pr neestieet. veth Compary District (Company E) commanded by Captain Dewey Fay, and bounded by Broadway, Canal, Centre, ker, Elm ste, Orage and Broome stueets, at the corer of Grand aud MP Cr nieer isteies (Ooh peny ¥) ded by Captain Sth Cempany District (Company F) commande Edward Tiseken, and be enaee by Walker, Orange and Broome streets and tho Howery, at the corner of Hester and Mulberry streets right on Mulberry street, ‘Tbe Regimental Court ef Appeals, to hear a) Is from fines and pennities imposed, will be beld at Constiturion Hall, No. 660. Broadway, on Wednesday, October 18th, 1848, at 7 o'clock, P.M. By order of CHARLES YATES, Colonel 4h Regt. N. ¥. 8. 2. FIPTH REGIMENT N.Y. 9, MILITIA. FIGHTH WARD. Pursvant to the above Division Orders and the act thorein maen- tioned, the un-unilormed privates of the eoveral companies of this nt, will assemble ‘within. their respective Company Dis. the 2d day of October next, at 10 o’cluck A.M, .inepectton, and martial exercise, armed and Taw, at che place designated Jor eaah ausiziog, jst Company District, Company A, under command ot Joppenturg, and boended by Broadway, Canal, Green, aud m sta, in Mercer st, right on Prince ‘The 24 Company District, Con pany B, under command of Capt. Oberiander, and bounded by Green, Canal, Laurens and HMoustoa ste., in Wooster st, right on | rinee st. ‘The 3d Compeny’ Vistrict, Company C. onder eommand of Capt, Rowale, and bounded by Laurens, Canal, Sullivan, and Houston sta, in Thom pon st, right on Prine fe 4th Company Distriet,Com fehwartxwselder, and rt it. iy D, undereommand of Capt, ullivan, Canal, Watts, Vagicx, ot pany E,nnder command of Capt. » Canal, Variek, and Houston ar ct, ‘Company F, under command of ) Watt, Hudvon, and Hows: nded by Varick, ht on Varick st. Biarriet, Company G, bounded by Hudson, i fon sts. right on Hudson et, and un der the ecmmand of Lieut, Meyezhola who is thoreby detailed for that pur ee, iP eth Company Dittriet, Company H, bounded by Greonwich, Canal, West, and Hovston ste,in King st, right on Groeawieh ot, and be under the command of Lieut, Rust, who is hereby de- aiied for that purpore. ‘The Kegimer tal Court of Appeals, to hear 9) 18 from fines or sition im pored, willbe held at, Centro Market drill room, 08 onday, 16th October neat, at d o'clock in the afternoon. By order of ANDREW WARNER, Colonol of 5th SIXTH REGIMENT N. ¥. STATE MILITIA, ” AND FIFTH WARDS, Pureant to the al Diviston Orders, and the act therain menticned, the ununifortied privates of the several companies of thie Regiment will assemble within their respective Com day of October next, at 10 o'clock, rad imepeetion, and martial exorcise, ed and equip pe Wacherding to law, at the places designated for a eneb district tively, ne follows = Cr apany x1 STs Psy Commandant euned by Liberty st, Broadway, Fulton st, West ot, at ton, oppomie Commandant, bound- OCtmpany B—Lieut M. B.D. Ackorm edt) Fulton, Broadway, Mvrrsy, and Greenwich sta, at Pultom, baton ee Yn reer, Commandant, bounded by J Adem Mi rhe FecnwichKends and West sta, at Chambers, ouruet of rf pe James W. Farr, Commandant, bounded by Mur. and Greeawieh sta, at Murray, corner of Codlege Co. Be Lient. ‘W. A. Hinehman, Comman: Tend a Franklin, and Hudson 1 vdeo eorney of Duane vt tin King et, 2) The 7th Company Canal, Gre ind How dant, bounded ses at cart ide ot nt bounded by «| Vent street, at west niiant, bounded by streets, Hudeon at., —Captain John J. Sanven, Com vere Hadson street, ’ ade D steeet, at St John captain John G street, Hudson street, : w et, opposite St, John's Appeals will be he t Thomas Riley's house, Woot Broadway and Franklin roe", for Companies on Friday, Oct. ih, at 4 Companies E, ¥,G,und B,on Moniuy, Oot. 16th, at same By order ot PioW\S FB PABRS, Col Gch Hoge Ne Y,S. Me IMENT NEW YOK K STATE MILITIA. VENTH AND TENTH WARDS, Purmnant to tho ubove Livinns Ure. ena mentioned, the ot of the. severah cotagmetenee this Regiment, will Fr spretive Company Distrieta on Monday, the 2d day of October 1 compan; and martial exerviens, armed and equippet the pisces de-ignared for each dis trict respectively, as follows :— ‘The First Company District in bounded by Catharine, Madison, and kutgers streets aud East River. I’ will parade in 4 reel rishton Pike staeet, aud be coimuauted by Captala Roe orton, ‘The 2 Company Distriet is bounded oy Rotcers, Madison and Grand atroeta and East River; will be couunaded. by cape William H. Willicms, and will parade in Mouroe streoy the right on Jefferson street. ‘3d Company District—Bounded by Catharine, Division, Rutgers and Madison streets; willte ¢ mmanded by Capt, James Price, apd will parade in Houry wtreet, the right ov Murlet street, 4th Company District—Gounded by Kutgens, Division, Grand on streets; wil! m M J ° o'clock, A. Ma, for d will parade in I ht on Clinton street. ompavy Distriet—B Norfolk, Grand and Eldrid y Captain James L, Wangh, and . the right on Hester 6uk Company Distriet—Bounded by the Bowery, Gran and Division streets; will be. 6 115s 0 ty Capeie'd wo Louteal, ‘end will parade in Forsy ti street, Wie vigat om Walker street, 7th Company Distriet~ Bounded by Norfolk, Rivingto Grand streets; will Le commanded ly Lisutensee Saat dover, and will paradein Orchard sireet, the right on Broome sth ‘Compeny Di Allen and Grand sire ©. Shuraway, and wil Chagatie street ‘the Commandant of this Regiment will atrond wb House (corner of Mercer und, Broome sre 16th cf Octobe: 1h, at o'clock, # hear all appeals that may be ma tm f fine or penalty against any person or per formed members of this regiment, By order of ANDHEW A. BREMNER, Col 7th Regiment, EIGHTH REGIMENT NEW YOKK STATE MILITIA. ELEVENTH AND THES REN TH WAMUR Purmant to the above Division Ord 1s. ond the act therein men: tioned, the ununiformed privates of Kegiment wail assemble witinn their reaps tive on Monday, the 2d day of October next, at lv A. My for Company parade, inspection, and m riinl excreise, armed and equiped acvording to law, ut the places designated for each dis- trict, respectively as follows : Company A, Capt. Georg of Clinton and Gren ington, t—Rounded by the Bowery, Rivingt 8) will ded by Captain Haney parade ¢ etrect, the right on Mere ts.) on Monday, 4 will then dart, at the eorner bounded by Norfoik, Distrio streets, Ridge avd Division stree ompany B, mandant, at the corner of Grand and 8 be Rivington, on, Gra ee a 8. Company C, Capt, M. M. Van Dyke Commandant, at the eor- Bg ot Goerek aud Grand streets. Tois discriet. is’ bounded by GTond, Cannon and Kivington strects and tho Bast River, Cj ming Da t James Lite, Commandant, wt the corner of Pittanc*lviin ‘This districts hounded by Rivington, orift streets Capt, George B. Browne. Commandantgat the and Houston strevts, This district 1a bounded st River, avy Fi, Lieut. Albert L dant, at the cor: nor of Filth street and Avenue ik. This in bounded by Houston street, Avenue B, Fifth street and tie Byst Ki Company G, Lieut, Charles H. corner of 7th street and Avenue B. ‘This Fifth street, Avenne B, Ninth street, anc Company’ H, Capt, William A, Pond dant, at the cor- ner of Avenue B ard Ninth sirver. ia hounded by Ninth street, Avenue B, Fourteenth etreet and the Fast River. Appeals will be heard at the Military Hall, Ne. 193 Bowery, for {he emission of any penalty inenered by avy person Hable to do uty in the district, as follows:—For Companies A and B, Tued- day, 17th Octoler; for Companies C and D M A tober; Companies Band F, thursday, Ith Oo and H, Friday, 20th October, from 6 o'vlook, P, ” M yeach day. By order of it. ‘oimandant, at tho is bounded by t itivor, o'clock, : [5 10 935 Col. JOUN W, STILES. Dven, Acting Adjutant. NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA. mentioned, the ununiformed Privates of the sever: e ‘companies of this Regiment will aseemble within their respective Com districts on Monday, the 2d day of Ostober next, at 10 o'clock, A. Mi for ccmpany Parade, {nepection and mnactial exerolae, arm: hd equipped according to law, at the losignat foreach district, respectively us follow Seite a e Distriet of Company A, commended by Lieut. James Who is hereby detailed for that curpose, and nunded by the Bowery, Rivington, Eldridge, First avenue, and wecrd street, at the aouth east corner of Houston and Christie streets, 2, The District of Company B, commanded by Capt. Stephon 1. Cornell, and bounded Hy Eldridge, Kiviopton: Resta, aoteen it corner of ‘econd strvet, and First aveu ston and Allon streets, The Dietrict of Company C, commanded; by Lieut, P. We Lat. who ts hereby detailed for t pore and bounded by Eurex, Rivington, Clinton, Avenue B, Second street, aud Ave- nue A, at the south east corner of Houston and Norfolk streota, 4. ‘Lhe District of Company D, commanded by Capwin Charl Bulwinkles, and bounded by the bowery, Second street, First avenue, and Sixth street, at the south dast corner of avenue nnd Fourth street, 5, The District of Company E, commanded by Captain Marvin bounded by First avenus, Second etrect, Avenuo B, and Sixth street, at the eouth eas> corner of Avenue A and Fourth street, 6, The District of Company F, commanded by Captain John J Ireland, and bounded by the, ov ery, wind sisceh ‘Avonue B, A, at the south w ‘tree! Seventh street, Avenue A, and Bighth street, at the south east cerner of Second at and Seve nth etree! mpany G, commanded by Capt. Richard ounded by the Bowery, Eighth steve at the frouth east coruer of Secon avenue and Ninth street, &. The District of Company H, ecmmanded by Captain Hen . Mel by’ the Bowery, Tousa stiect, Aveaty Band Fourteenth street, at the south cast corner of Secon avenne and Twelfi ‘Vhe Regimental or penalties impose on Thureday, the 26th of Octobor, 1845, at 7 o'cloe! B. CLINTON FE! Col, Comm’g 9th Regt, N. R. Vax Winxre, Adjutant TENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA. NINTH WARD. Pursuant to the sbove Division Urders and tho Aet therela mentioned, the vnuniformed privates of the ssveral Companies of this Regimont will assomblo within their respecuve Company Divisions, on Monday, the 2d # Uctober next, at 10 o'clock, A. My {oF Company paride, stspection and martial exercigy armed and equipped according to law, at the places desigua for exch district respectively, as follow Ast Dia! rict, Company A, bounded by the Hudson River, Ham- Bedford and Barrow street, commanded by Edward Lieutenant, atthe northeast corher of Hudaom and Leroy atrcete, B, bounded by Bedford, Hammersley, District, Compan cock, Bleceker and Carmino streets, Sixth avenue and Bai row strests, rndoormmanced by Henry L, Hoelnic, Captain, at the northeast corner of Bleccker and Cornelia streets, 84 District, Company C, bounded by the Hludoon Itiver, Barrow, Ludson, and’Perry streets, nnd commanded by Henry’ Bruncr, C; at the Lortheast corner of Washington and Amos & streets 4th District, Con pany D, bounded by Tudson and Barrow streets, Sixth avenue, and Amce streets, c mmanded by Corne- ae Clark, Captain, northeast cornerof Fourth and Christopher streets. Gth District, Company B, bounded by Hudson River, Perry street, Hudson and Troy stroete, commanded by James MoGrath, Captain, at the northeast comer of Washington aud Bank sticets, Gth District, Company F, bounded Bank streets, Greenwich avenue am by James RK. and Perry etree! 7th Distric Hudson, Amos, Factory, ; Troy stroct, commanded nige, Captain, at the svuthwest coruer of Fourth bounded hy tho Hudson River, Troy id Fourteenth street, and commanded by lerveer, Captain, at the nortueast corner of Green celR. Sth District, Cor by Eighth avenue, Troy ttreet, Greenwich Bank, Vactory, and Amos streeta, Sixth’Avenue and Fourteenth street, commanded by Jacob Ray. ner, Captain, at the wurtheast corner of Seventh avenue Twelfth street. Tio Reyimental Court of Appeals, to hear apy and penalties impoted, will bs hel No. 27s Bloccker street. For Companies A and B, on Monday, Octoler 16, at 7 o'clock, P. M.; for Companies C and D, on Tues. day, Octever 17, at 7 o'clock, P, M. for Companies B aad F, on Wednesday, October 18, at7'o’clook, P.M, for Companies G and H, on Thuriday, October 19, at 7 o'clock, P.M. By order of WM. HALSEY, Colonel’ 10th Rog’. N. Y.8. M. RLEVENTH REGIMENT NEW Y: SIXTRENTIU AND RIGHTE: 5 aod ‘la from fines at the Norwhern Exchange, RDS. and the Act therein rivates of the several Com panics of in their reepectt ve Com i+ tricts, om Monday, the 2d day of October nes’, at 1Do'cloek A. A ny parade, inspection and martial exercise, armed ani ped according to Jaw, at the places designated for each dis- bat iene ny és ded st. Company District of Company A, commant Captain William M. McArdle, bounded by the liudson River, Fvur‘eonth atrect, the Eighth avenue and Ninetoonth street, om the eorncr of Fourteenth street and Eigith av 1, 2d. Company District of Company B, commanded by Captain John C, Ho'me, bounded by the Kighth avenue, Fourteenth street, Sixth avenve and Nineteenth street, om the corner of Fourteenth Mreetand Sixthavenue. 2 Siw taal bd, Company Diatriet of Company C, eomman Captain John Seufort, bounded by the Ludson River, Ninotoenth street, the Bighth avenue nnd ‘iwen y eighth street, om the corner of Nireteenth strvet and the Eighth avenue. * 4th, ny District of Company D, commanded by Captain Frodcrick Plesst ccker, bounded by the Bichth avenue, Nineteen' street, the Sixth avente, and Thirticth street, on the corner of ‘hirtieth street and E ghth ayenue. Sth. Company Distriet of Company E, commanded by Captain Thomas 8, Murphy. bounded by the Huason River, Twenty-eighth atrect, the Eighth avenue, Thircieth stecot, the Sixth avenue and Fortieth strcet, on the corner of Twenty-oghth street and the Eighth avenue, Gh. Company Distriet of Company, F, commanded by Lien- tenant William Green, bonnéed by Sixth avons, Fourteenth , Kast River and Nineveonth atreet, on the corner of Four: teenth street and Sixth avenue. 7th, Company District of Company G, commanded by L’en- tenant Poter Bruner, bounded by tho Sixth , Nineteo rect, the Enst River and Twentio h ixth sureet, on he rer of Twenty-sixth street and ixth avenue. *th. Company Distriet of Company Hi, commanded by Captain Jobn P. Ellis, and bounded by si duo, Twenty-sixth steeoty East River, and Forticth street, on the corner of Twenty-sixth street and Sixth avenue. The Regimental Court of Appeals, to hear sppoals from fines and pepalies imposed, will be neld at the Madison Cottage, cor- ner of Fifth avenue and Twen'y-:hird street, om Wednesday the 18th day of October, at Kix o'elvek in the afternoou. By ordar of ROBERT ©. MOKRIS, Col, 11th Regt. N. ¥. 3. a. TWELFTH REOCIMENT SEW YORK STATE MILITIA, * TWHLITH WARD. Pursuant to the above Division Orders, and the Act therein mentioved, the unupiformed privates of the several Companies of Wis Regiment, wall suwumble within their respeetive Company Districts on Monday, the 2d day of Ootcber next, at 10 o’cloel for Company parade, inspection and martial exereise, a 'd equipped acevrding to !aw, at the plages designated { chively, as fullows:— mentioned, the ununiformed this Regiment will assemble eneh distriet r ‘Company pt. Vincent, Commangant, bounded by the Fourth avenue, 120th screet, Eighth avenue and Eighty sixth ree t. “Company B, Capt. Wr. McCrea, Commandant, bosded by tly ‘nue, Harlem River and Kills, East River, and Bighty- ~ Misael AtN. E.eorner of Fourth avenue and Lighty-eixthy tree Company C, Capt, Mayher, Commandant, bounded by alin running due Weet from the High Bridie, the Uiudeyn River, Spay. ten Duyvel Creek and Harlem Kiver, (9 the iiigh Bridge, om Kingsbridge Road, opp site the Hick Brulee tush ve Prud . Commandant Neytisth otitiudsen fet, Mankat on etoey Bighth avon| sHudson and 125th rher of Bighth avenue and Bighty- sixth street Compary P, Lient Lenghi, Commancaat, bounded by Eighth avonve, Higa eixt? strech tho liudern River and Fortieth ates, MW: corer Bizh hraverue and Fortieth street, Ene Paine Freveh Commancent, booaded by Pomrth t ighty sixth street, -#ixth street. del by Poctieth arth avou ie. ny I, Coumancent, brtaded by Povrth Larim Kiver, to High Bridge, ‘hence due west to ad. r, andalongsaid iver to Manhattan etroct, 125th strvet, nue, aud 128th street, on Tenis avenue, near Tanity ibe heard at the Branch Motel, No. 98 Bowery, k city, en Tuesday, the 10th, Wednesday, the ith, and ys the 12eb 4 of ba og a between the heareot 7 By, (i Cask day momed. By orden, ais BG. HRSBLNS,Coloneh,