The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1848, Page 3

Sporting Intelligence. Tne Races.—To-day the races commence, The clearing up of fhe weather yesterday, brought the owners of the horses to this decision, and the proprie- tor of the course has yielded to their wishes, the an- Rouncement of the postponement to the contrary notwithstanding. The sports of the day will open with the colt sweepstakes—three entries, viz :—O. P. Hare’s b.c. by Claridn, dam by John Richards; S. Laird’s b,c. by Clarion, dam by Trustee; Jas. Tally’s ch. c. by Boston, dam by Tom Tough. After which, there will be a three mile race for a purse of $700, ‘which will bring to the post Mr. Hare’s b. g. Passenger, Mr. Greene’s b. h. Poladore, and Mr. Laird’s b, m. La- tona. Judging from the superb condition of the horres, it is anticipated that there will be fine ranning in each of the bore races. See advertisement, for fur- ther particulars. Trorrivc.—Immediately after the races, there will de trotting at the Centreville Course for a purse. . We notice that there are seven entries, whioh will no doubt lord rare sport. Warrvutr Jocxey Civs.—The fall racing over the new track, in Walnut Grove, is better than any we have bad in Nashville for several years, and attracts large assemblies to the course Yesterday’s race, for the proprietor’s purse of $200, two mile heats, resulted as follows: ‘W. G. Harding’s br. f. by Epsolum, dam imp. PB aes ne SOLER anak ae gs811 . Odum’s eh. g. ‘agner, dam by Le ons ayo ve sees is saris ie 122 . Towle’s br. f. ner, dam by Levia- GHEY = ocak ae ela dha ad Ue ar | Time, 3:47—3:60—3:44—3:47 33. The first was a “dead heat” between Odum and ‘Towle’s ent: The above synopsis shows that the race was well contest ed andthe time excellent.—Nashville Union, Sept. 27. Another Letter From John ©, Cathoun. Port Hitt, Sth Sept. 1843. Dean Sin :—I cannot better answer your letter, than dy transmitting the enclosed. I have only to add, that I bave no hope of arresting abolition through the Pre- sidential election. Instead of affording a remedy, it is that which aggravates, extends. and perpetuates it ; and which, fiuslly, will give it fatal termination, un Jess, In the meantime, an effective remedy of some description be applied. ‘With respect, J.C, CALHOUN. Milit Duty.—We are authorized to state that the Receiver of Taxes, will continue to receive Commuta- {ons for Militia Duty, (75 conta) during the whole of the present ‘week, nt his office, in the basoment of the old Alms House, in the Park, At the close of this woek his returns will bo made, after which, the full fine, with costs, will be rigidly enforced upon all delinquents, : ‘New York, Oct. 3, 1848. Take my Hat.—This popular phrase origi- ated from the fact that a gentleman at the St. Charles Theatro ‘New Orleans, earried away by the delightful warblings of theen, chanting cantatrice, Anna Bishop, threw his hat at her feet, ut- tering the above exclamation. ‘The hat was one of KNOX’S ma- nofacture, ‘who has prepared a large supply ofthe sume article illustrated with a beautiful engraved portrait of te admired vc- calist. If this hat does not creates fume, the public must no lon- ger be charged with a love of novelt Umbrellas.—The Rainy Season being near, ‘those who are in want of Umbrellas, will find a large stock at GENIN’S, 214 Broadway. Umbrellas of every style and qualit; constantly on hand, at very low prices. Particular attention ef ven to umbrellas for Ladies and invalids, Patent self-elevators, silk, gingham, and alpaca, with handles of every description, beantina ly carved ivory, ebony, horn, bone, cocoanut wo amber. important Noticc_M. Wise, Optician, 437 Broudway, informs his friev ds and customers, and the publio gene- ally, that’ he has returned from Saratoga, and is now ready to attend to persons suffering from defeetive vision. His superior Blasses and correct application of the same, are sufficient to re- commend themselves. His assortment of Gold, Steel, and Silver Srectacles and Eye Glaawos, in the langest in the oity. Ramen roadway. He received a large sssortmen: superior Opera Glasses. The Best Gold Pens in the World.—The eclobrated Richelieu Diamond-pointed Gold Pen is the best and cheapest in the world; and as for durability, we warrant them to last five years. Sold only by B. E. WATSON & Co., 15 Wall street. Gold Pens repaired. ‘Wigs and Toupees._We would advise all Persons wishing @ superior wig or scalp to call at Batchelor’s manufactory, No. 2 Wall street, and examine the best assortment in the city. "We would inform strangers that Mr. B's. newly in- ted wigs obtained s silver medal at the last fair of the Institute, Enough said, copy the address, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Oct. 4—6 P. M. ‘There was a slight reaction in the stock market to- day, and several of the fancies improved on the closing prices of yesterday. Harlem went up % per cent; ‘Long Island, 4; Norwich and Worcester, 1; Canton, 34; Erie Railroad, new, full, 3<. Morris Canal fell off 34; Reading Bonds, 4; Ohio 6’s, }s. The sales were not large; but the market closed with an upward ten- dency. At the second board, Treasury notes advanced 3¢ per cent; Harlem, 14; Norwich and Worcester, 34. Reading Railroad fell off X. The money market is decidedly easier. Treasury notes are steadily improving, and loans can easily be obtained on government securities, at six per cent. ‘The banks have loosened the screws alittle, and dis- count more freely. Good short business papers scarce, and is easily negotiated at the rate of nine per cent. The receipts of the New York and Harlem Railroad Company for the month of September, 1848, were $31,440 30, against $25,986 05, for the corresponding month in 1847, showing an increase of $5,454 34, equal to twenty-one per cent. The receipts of the New York and Erie Railroad Company for the month of September, 1848, were $26,143 04, against $23,924 4, for the same month in 1847, showing an increase of $2,218 20, equal to nine | per cent. | ‘The American mail steamship Hermann, at this port, | from Southampton, brings five days later intelligence from London and the continent of Europe. Advices received by this arrival are rather important,in s poli- tical point of view, and rather encouraging, commer- cially, Cotton was steady, at prices previously report- ed; and there had been an advance in breadstuffs | generally. The manufacturing districts were less | active than at the departure of the America. Consols had improved a fraction, and the money market conti- nues easy, without any change in the rate of interest, ‘The excitement growing out of the recent financial operation of the Treasury Department, has developed some curious facts connected with Wall street affairs. ‘The position of the principal operators of that place is curious, and shows pretty clearly the movements going on beneath the surface of that great rendezvous | of money-changers. In all financial transactions of any importance, there are always two great parties. These parties are the bulls and bears; the first in favor of any thing calculated to inflate prices for stocks gene- rally, and the latter in favor of depressing them as much as possible. Whatever the operation if it is in any way connected with finances, it is, of course: connected with stocks. There are regular cliques of stoek speculators formed of some of the wealthiest capitalists in Wall street, and the movements which frem time to time take place between these cliques are of the most extraordinary characver. They frequently resort to ways and means to catch each other which are exceedingly difficult to avoid, and the management and mancuyering would not discredit the most distinguished generals, in planning a military cam- paign. There are in Wall street, at this moment, ‘two great parties of speculators, and a third | party, or clique of outside operators, whose in- fluence is thrown first in one balance then in the other, as their interest dictates, This isa sort of con” i servative clique, and whichever of the two parties se- : f cures its ce-operation generally proves victorious. The bull party, or that in favor of an improvement in prices for treasury notes and stocks generally, is at present composed of Matthew Morgan, Elisha Riggs, Corcoran & Riggs, Dykers & Alstyne, Drew, Robinson & Co.—and the bear party, or those in favor of depressing prices for treasury notes and all kinds of securities, 1s composed of Jacob Little & Co,, Jaudon & Co., Winslow & I kins, and half a dozen small houses which follow in the wake of the large ones—and the contest going on detween these parties is by no means calculated to ad- vance the interests of either. The bull party, the prin- cipal operator in which is Matthew Morgan, is the party that has received the eight hundred thousand dollar > joan from the Treasury Department, and which is now negotiating a loan of five millions of dollars in Europe, through Mr,Corcoran. If Mr. Corcoran succeds as well jn London or on the Continent,as Mr. Morgan hasin this city and in Washington, the bull party will defeat its opponents. Mr.Morgan has proved himself an able finans jer Fince he commenced operations in this city ; hav- Jing extensive resources and valuable connections at the principal points, whatever party he attaches himsol; to, ocoupies a very strong position. This gentleman yar, Originally, a drug merchant in New Orleans, where he transacted a very large business, and acou uloted considerable property, He afterwards married lo very Wealthy lady of that city, and became the pwney Of @ large quantity of real estate, situated in ho best part of New Orleans, which has since in- reased @ large per cent in value, Some time since ¢ became agesident in this city, and established him «if 8 one Of Our most prominent financiers. He uilt the New York Hotel, and is part proprietor of he Astor Place Opera House, Such is a brief history of one of the leading stock operators in Wall streeti ind if he is as successful in his careor here as he bas cleewhere, it will not be many years before he be- ROADWAY THEATRE—THURSDAY EVENING, OCT formed, the 2d time in this Theatre, the deama of RORY O'MORK—Rory 0’ Dyott; De Weileki ARK THEATRE——THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. the entertainmenta will cuminence with the comodictia called NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS— Admiral Ki Gilbert; Lieut. Kingston, R. N. Between the first ai EConcktin, 147 56h st Jacob Harp, 17th's near Istav comes the most distinguished banker ef the day: iers of Wall street are too well known to require even « passing remark. Corcorai & | Riggs are Fnown as the goverument brokers of Wash. ington, and have been intimately connected with the | financial operations of the government for + years. They have been the suocessful biddess fora large | portion of all the public loa, out of the sixteen million loan, made last June. for the disporal of a RAND MASS MERTING OF THE CARTWEN OF New. ¥ Geo. Zacuany TAyLoR for Presi nt, are requested rt, Chas Myerr, 12 Lewi: B Abbovt. 1 Tow Jan Brower, 130 Juha Taglor, 8 ston, RN. Mr, Mr Waleot; piss Pon! pera #CHAMOUNT Lind ND4& OF CHAMOT —Linda, nd prior to the om of the bal Most of the other fi Mintann Fitimone for Vice Meet at Vauxhall Garden on Thursday Event O'clock. ‘The following distinguished gentle i | vited to address the meeti esent Hon, David Mr Vache; Scrubs, O'More, Miss Hildreth ; Kathleen, Mrs, Abbott: Wid Mrs. Isherwood. To be. followed by the POLK A COMIQUE, by During the evening Mr. Collins will resite ith the patite comedy Sabertash, Mr. Lost a8 4 clrole, 2oonts ; have accepted, and will prsitively be aul Brown of Pennsylvani: ‘Now York ; Hugh Maxwell, Esq, and sevorai men will address the meoting, ty have kindly consented to be present and favor the meoting with choice singing. By order of the Com- Dudley B. Andrews, ‘c ‘& id av J, Turner, 25th st pear : hryate at it Jas Libby, fv and 37th ot Wm Cooper, 80 wall ‘27th st John H, at Gil Stephen J smi jr, 106 Clinton at Celeste and Wiethott tl f the Irish Fox. To eone! BOLD DRAGOONS. Hanpibal Puree, Mr. H Dress Circle and Parq eta. Doore open ier distinguished eee Circle, 75 conte; Family 1 several Glee Clubs away: Rosine. te, Th conte; F: eralda, Mad. Adele Monplaisir. Circle, 60 cents: Upper Boxes, 26 cents nts, Doors open OWERY THEATRE—TAL Presented Beaumont _& Fleteher's A WIFE, AND BAVE A WIFE—The Gake of Tilton; Lon Juan, Mr. T. Duff; Don Michael Peron Mr. J. H. Leon, Mr. Hamblin; Margaretta, Miss Fenny Gordon: Estifania, Mrs, Winstanley. LA ZING SRELU: jor Neri. To conclude with the popul AIRE—Robert Mucaire, Mr. ‘op, Mr. Jordan; M. Germueil, Mr. Rose; Dumon| Marie. Mrs. Jordan; Clementina, Miss Fanny Gordon. nee to commence at 7 o'clock. Gallery, 1246 cents. ‘orman, 214, \Yalker st urtein rises at ENING, OCT. 5, nd obtained fourteen mittee of Arrang | Edward Collin, Philo Washburn, portion of this lean that the | Numa senior partner of this firm has visited Europe. Jacob Little & Co, are vow connected with the bear party, | and all the energies of this house are directed to de- | for all kinds of securities. houses engaged in this business are of leas conse- | quence. The position of these concerns change from time to time, but for sometime past they have been | Peter Marvelis universally consistent in their operations—but it is a question if any of them have made much money. ‘Those who got such large slices of the loan have not made as much as they expected out of them, and if forced to put much upon the market, they will be heavy URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—THURS- Evening, Votober 6, watt Ya played the Drama of tha hy Toodle, Mr. irs, Vernon; Farmer Frank Acorn M: Mr Jordan, To be fullowed by iy Wom re burg, Mr. "Lynne: Froderi To conclude with the CAPTU . Cuttle, Mr, Burton; Mr Toots, ham; Mrs. MoStinger, juran Nipper. Mra, Bro img, 8. Acker, 206 Charlton at faight, 609 Washingtor, at W.K. Grimes, 14 Pitt st ALY. Whitaon, 97, Sherif st Jacob B. Wariow, ne; Geo, Acorn, Carroll,’ 137 Bast Broadway W. HL. Leggett, 163 Allen at N. Crawford, 168 Ludlow at Evan Tay lor, 63 Cannon sb W. P. Doty. 118 Stanton at J. A. Brower, 125 Goerok st Garret D. Clark, 5014th st 8. Pennan, 69 Mel D. Ballou, 5 Christo} Jobe Hart 1B20u0 98 lenry Lane, 116 Bedi John Hunt 42 Leonard st Fe t, and 393 others Robert Millikin. Tuomas Dain, Secretary. Daniel SAuston Ws John Beninger Mary Taylor: Altea, Mi "ARD COLLIN, Chairman, panics J.W. Fowler, 24 Grand st Stephen L. Cook, 14 Amos st Wm Bukman, 51 1st st Alex MeJinty, 10 Hammond st Wm Perago, Spring st Seba Buneknbott, i e EOF CAPT. CUTTLE Mr. Raymond: Jack Buns Vernon; Mrs. Bokuta Dress Circle and cts, Doors open at 65 Gane et ROBERT Ma Fame. r pressing pric yeaa Mie Gooner Doors open at 64— 20 conte: Pit akg HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY Chatham—Thursd: tacle drama of OF NOTRE DAME—The Grand Provost, Mr. Linden; Claude Frollo, Archdeacon of N. D. Mr. Stark; Phobus, Capt. of Archers, Mr. Palmer; Quasimodo, the Hunchback of N. Jones; Esmeralda, « G: MYSTERIES AND Chanfrau; Captain Tobis Big Lie, Mre. Molecan; with the farce of KISS IN THE DARK. Doors 0) formance tocommence at 73¢ o'clock. Boxes, 25 conte; Pit, ECHANICS' HALL, No, 472 Broadway, bet ‘and Broome streetatommenced oa Monda; night until further no RTON’S THEATR The inclemency of the w ented many parties from witnessing the Las Y AND SON, at the request of vi establishment, that Night more, Priday, last_performanee, Pf jey | AW Borart Robt Primrose Jonas O Baker CHAMBERS STREET. John J Brower Jas | Predeciek J Miller Thos Ackerson ‘Wm H Searing rious patrons of the be provented One 6, ( to-morrow, ) bein URE OF CAPTAL further extract from Dombey, will be aeted om the same evening. Biox book now open, IBLO'S, ASTOR PLACE, BROADWAY. ance of Miss Kate Last night but three o H 8 Vanderwart girl, Misa E, Mestayer. RIES OF NEW Mr. C. Burke; Mr. Prov: ttle Lise, Miss Mostayer: Concludes ANTED—A GERMAN BREAD AND CAKE BAKER. Apply to WM, REED, Baker, Jersey City. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, WELL ‘acquainted with Ices and em! Henry Stoarns n Schiff 1188tanton st S Weeks, 71 Laurens st al Nicholas Daff, 42 Stanton st Fdwd Edwards, 37 Clinton # —H Van Riper, 15 Watts at jarper, 506 4th st L 45 34 rings, 149 Madieon at ‘ORK—Mose, Mr. se, who is engaged for & limit tho engagement of Miss Ieabel Dick- form, first time ta America, Claude Melnotte, rst appearance in America, brated throughout: Overture. After which, Bo wer's) ‘S—-Claude Melnotte, Miss Didkinsoms pendale, After 'o conclude with The cliques of stock speculators we have named, have their organs among the Wall street press, and the position taken by the leading papers of that class, shows how they are divided. quirer is, at present, the organ of the bears, and the Journal of Commerce of the bull party. The former condemns the recent financial operation of Mr. Walker, and the latter upholds him in it, and pro- duces the law and authority for the act. may seem, both of thi derios, | Apply’te ANTED A FEMME DE CHAMBRE, who will have no objeotic ‘onths, Apply at 426 Broo! ANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo. man, @ situation ag Cook, Washer and Ironer. T! Apply. 38 Rose stress sy Seas) ANTED—A YEMME DE CHAMBRE, ONE PROPERLY manent situation and good wages, French or German), yuth for three or four The Courier and En- ed by Herr Carl Lenschow, ‘Thurday evening, Oct. 5. of THE LADY OF LY ne, Mira K. Wem a faree of THE SECRET: ITCHELL’ 8 OLYMPIC THEATRE—THURSDAY evening, Oct, 5, the entertainments will commence with a AST TO THE MIUL—The Prince de- i After which, a musical extravaganza, entitled HERO & LEANDER—Leander, Miss Mai an Agha, Mr. Nickineon; Mi presented, @ grand After which, a Dance by Mixs Partingts of AN OBJECT OF Mr. Holland; Barney O'Dwyer, Mr. Nickinsos t7—Curtain rises at 734 0' S$, 882 BROADWAY, and will continue ever own CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS, whose concerts in this city, for a period of ceived with such diati honor of announcing to vicinity, that th introducing a v Ris A Craft, 49 Lewisne 84 Orchard at 4 DE et et Richard Thompson, 18 6th st Wi ‘ormick, 255 South st len, ! Gi latthews, (Sire st Jag Pollerd, 164 Attorney J W Culver, 193 5th st. onths, were ro ished favor and pateona Indies and gentlemen of New York and ive w tories of their ir original Songs, teristic Dances, &e. Admission 25 cente, cert will commence at 8 o'clock. An Afternoon Concert every o'clock, P, M., under the management y. Damas, Mr. Chi NTAL CONCERT. 5; pular Concerta, J Poilloa, 547 Greenwi Phornsses, Charac- € Griffin, 183 Cheystio st A Halstead, 88 7th ave E Halstead, 2” Rivington st ‘Alva BWiaight, 244 Austin Gore, 126 Perry st Jonathan Maller, 51 Leroy st Moses A Weeks, 23 Chariton st Kerr, 212 Sullivan st meer, 18 Lewis at NW Grafton, 18 Hester st Philo Washbura, 8 Lewis st r, 23 Christopher st qualified will find by addressing HL. D,, at thi ANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN ARE RE* quired at No, 58 Seventh street, to act as Nuree and Cook. recommendations will be expected. ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER- todo the general housework of afamfly. One fully com, tent, and having good recommendations, can apply at 1US minersely street, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERICAN Woman, a situation as Nurse or Chambermaid in a private the best of city reference can be given, Please call at Mott street, two doors from Grand street, NTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Chambermaid, Cook, Washer; or lroner, or to work of a small family. The host of city Apply to 172 Eighteenth streot. NTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG jer or Ironer, or to do the general . The best of city refurences can Strange as it wrsopen at7. Con- papers are opposed to the in- dependent treasury system, and both in favor of a connection between the banks and the govern- ment; but a great deal depends upom the position of the speculative parties they represent, in withholding or giving publicity to their views on the subject. proper that the public should understand how these things are managed, that a just value may be placed upon the indignation manifested whenever this ques. nd any infringement of law discovered, The fact is, that all the systems of finance which the government has from time to time adopted, For @ long time, we had the United State Bank system; then, the State Bank system; then, the independent treasury system, which lasted just twenty-eight da: had a sort of mongrel system, neither fish, flesh, nor fowl—a system partaking of a part of all which have preceded—something of an exehequer system. What- ever it can be called, it has worked pretty well; ‘and, with a little improvement, might be made nearly per- fect. The issue of treasury notes is by ne means an objectionable feature of the present system, and ®@ lawauthorising the government to issue the: notes, as its wants may require, would aid its financia operations very materially. a law, it would be necessary to make such modifica” tions of the tariff, and other laws providing revenue’ s0 that the smallest surplus would be entirely out of the question. The government has no business with one cent of surplus at any time, even for a day; and it would be much more for the interest of all classes, if there was, at all times, such a deficiency in the revenue as to require an issue of several millions of treasury notes, bearing a nominal rate of int These notes would be very convenient to the commer- cial classes, for remitting to different sections of the country, in liquidation of balances and for other pur- poses. We should then hear no complaints about accu- mulations of specie in the hands of the government» and there would be no drain of cap'tal from the chan- nels of trade. A surplus revenue has ever been a great bone of contention between the two parties jand it ishighly necestary that such laws were passed as would remove the difficulty, and make the financial system of the government more simp! rather than an injury, to all classes. We have no doubt Congress will take this question into considera- tion, at an early period in the approaching session, and some final disposal made of it. Stock Exchange. 150 shs Morris Canal 250 do 10 Paterson RR comic drama, entitled G Conti, Me. Arnold; the Francine. Miss Clark, y, commencing at 3 and direction of E. P. Christ HE GERMANIA MUSIC SOCIETY FROM BERLIN, composed of twenty-five instrumental and solo who have made themee!ves well known on the congin precision and skill in the execution of 1 most celebrated masters, as Beetbovon, ‘Seaman, Lapin es or, 38 Clarkson st Miss Roberta. After which KAMA OF BROADWAY. a lude with Zebedee Post, 365 6th st P. Hubbs, Clinton & Rit 8B Youngs, 303 6th at Geo Byno, Bow Whur Coan ure, 30 Goerie Wetm’e P Hallick, 27 Goerick st Henry Shaw, 335 Madison st ‘A Hunter, 19 Jones st 9Goerick at Robert 8 Prime, 121 Varick st John Holmes, 2) Norfolk st Broome st G W Hayward, 190 2d et Isaac Treadwell, L ook: Dress Circle 60 cents, NEXT DOOR TO TAB Ostober 4—The mieal Diagrams and Diaphanous Tab. r announce to thecitizens of in this country, and that they will make thel at Mr. Niblo’é, Astor Place, on Thursd: which, they intend to Tabertacle, beginning that ‘they have just arrived first appearance ny evening next, After several concerts, at the Broadway Cet, 9th. For the Society, CARL LENSCHOW, Leader, WO EXHIBITIONS.—GRAND COMBINATION OF BAN- ington’s Sacred Dioramas fof the Creation of the World, and the Grand Spectacle of the Deluge, Als , twenty two magnificent Scriptural Paintings by Mr, Baker, of London ; each one oontain- mare feet of canvass~-the whole comprisiny the most beautiful and interestingexhibitions ever exh America, ‘The Creation, Fall of Man, Jud Expulsion from Paradiso, De luge, The Deluge, God's Covenant with Noah, Destruction of So: chter of Pharaoh ‘Finding Moses, Tho ion of Pharaoh's Host, M: of the Walls of Jericho, Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still, &o,, &e,—now exhibil hy and Wednesday and atu o'clock, at. the « Baths.” HANI nt Pe vingt ast Pete ight, 126 Gh st tion is under discussion, John Evans, 20 Lewis Joseph Lockwowd, James 8 Downiny Peter witngs, 965 6th rt eter © Wilson, Daniel W Britton, 109 N’folk st 3 Reynold, 30th 26 H'mersley st J W Mott, 174 West Broadway A Collier, 23 Christopher st Silas Brown, 1008th av Heington st IB Weeks.) Morton st 18, 275 Rivington ‘eeks, orton re i Robert Hamilton, 2 Ludlow at Robt Patterson, 10th st & av B Richard Totten, 611 Grand st ‘Wm Tookes, 118 4th at Samuel Taylor, 46 Perry st Jeremiah Frost, 142 Orchard st Joel B Porter, 200 Greene st ‘3 Demarest, 7thav & 28th st Romaine, 165.7th «t 1 D elf near a dd Fouhnn Undertill, 13 Amity pl Benj Laforge, 335 Delaney s bet 7 “Robert G Smith, 124 Broome at Jeremiah Keeler, 162 Houston st Zophar Ireland. 24th st ‘Ww Hedder, 203 Varick st R Schultz, 564 4th st T D Rutherford, 276 17th st Wm oghes, 121 Christopher st aie K Bucklin, 50 3d st DB Chalmers, 109 Broome st ‘Thos Goodwin, 120 Eldridge st ANOKAMA OF TAYLOK'S CAMVAIUN 1N MEXILO, AT reference can be gi way, shows, natural as’ life, the Minerva Rooms, 406 B the Marches, Encampmwents, and Battics fought by Gen. It also gives correct views of the country, towns, cities, the most beautiful quarter before 8 o'eloel and Saturday, commencing at 3 o'clook, Schoolsadmitted on reasonable terme. No charge for pamphiets. Children half p have proved defective. Woman, as Cook, Wash Housework of a smal ke given. Apply to 110 Seventh avenue, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘ash, and tron, for a private Family. f this city, to whom she can refer. eet with attention. ting ever seen. D Heath, 25th st and 2d av Afiernoop exhibitions on John H Boyce, 91 James at Geo Langtone, 2 Wooster nent of the Almighty, ening before the De Since which we have dom’ and Gomorrah Beventh Plague, Destrncti the Tables, Fall of Has sorved the beet, fast A call for Cook, at 29 Troy street, will m: ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation ag Chambermaid, or is willing to take care of child: apply at No, 28 Trinity Place, ‘The best of city reference can be given, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- haral ‘or Sewor, or os no objection to take care of a child; the best of city reference. Please apply at No, 458 4th street, ANTED—A SITUSTION BY A RESPECTABLE stress, or to do Chamber- work.’ Good reference given. Please call at No. 24 Mott street, ‘up stairs, front 1001 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do Chamberwork and Waiting, or aa Cham- bermaid and to assist in Washin, hovge work in a small fami Please call at 75 Wert 15th street ANTED—BY A RESPECTABEE YOUNG PROTES- tant woman, ® situationas Chambermaid and, Waiter, ot and plain sewing. Beat of ci quire at 233 West 16th atreot, bet Can be seen for two da; ANTED— SITUATIONS BY TWO Ri young Women, one as Chambermaid and Waiter and tho sist in Washing and Ironing. Best of city at 200 Mercer street, between Bleecker ¢ rear, 2d story. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chamber Maid, and assist with Washing and Ironing, or do Cooking in a amall family, Good reference can be iven, “Please call at 165 Third avenue, second floor, back room, fan be even for two days, NTED—BY A YOUNC WOMAN, A SITUATION TO do Chamber Work, and to Wash F EUROPEAN: Ke, cid Season Tickets, 50 eeats. ‘MAURICE STRA- rondway— open from afternoons, commencinj fall, 396 Broadway, over Stoppani's GTON'S eutirely new Grand Scriptural Dio- Tamas of the most magnificent Spectacle ever witniiased in Creation of the World and the Del ful instrumental accompani: Scenery and Incidente—Chaos, the Fi Dry Land, Herbage and tars, Fourth Day. Cy Fifth Day. Creation of Animal ‘Adam ard Eve. With the completion of tion, the first part of the exhibition closes ma of the Deluge. ‘Tickets 25 cents; children half price. Doors open at 7—curtain risos at So’clock, ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. 7, BA Proprietor—¥. Hitchcock, John Byrd, 9 Attorne; 10, P.M. Admittance ARAND CONCERT IN BROOKLY korch, Pianist of the Emperor of ‘ive a Grand Concert at Thursday evening, 5th October, assisted mm, with whom he mm M.Strakosch will monster Conoert Programme—1. Fantasia drama- st 14 Norfolk ab J Aaaisted by pow of the Creation, ‘lowers, Third Day. Henry Blanchard, Daniel Denton, 348 10th st demy, Brovklyn, on Wiss Julia L. Northall, and Mr. C. Bb duct for two pit ieces Which he executed at hi at the Tabernacle, New York. tiqne, “Lucia,” ocmposed and executed py Strakosoh, 2 Y« we part Ferever, “Auber, Bell—Reverie—and Mercid Strakorch. 4, Robert, Robert, toi Finale trom Ernani, and Monterey Gallop, Sirakosch, 6. The Forest Queen, Miss Northsl!—Lindley. 7, Souvenir de Jenny Lind, composed and execute banks of Guadaljuiver, Mis Northall, for two pianos, Messrs. Timm and Stakoseh, Admittance: 8. Concert’ to commence at 8 o'clock. ‘The following new A Robinson, 71 Chembermaid ‘and Chas A Bessey, 169 Allon st MJ Bart, 24 av Wm Kerr, 126 Christopher st ‘Wm Brooks, 22 Houston st Joseph Calimer, $8 Ist st Gi Ex bora of the Crea- Part2-—Grand Diora. Mise J. 1.” North owed and executed e j'aime, Mies Northall. In connection with such Joung woman as Ni R Alichctaon, 584 4th st W P Wanger, 361 6th st Geo Mellen, #6 Clinton st a Cornelius Jonee, £4 Clarkson st Z Bates, 79 King st i Wm K Wood, 79 King at 61 Bldridge ab ton st Robt, Walker, 145 Christopher st Clinton st Abraham E Dater, 15 Amos sb John B Hosier, 170 Houston st. Wm C Young, 2) 10th Jas Andrews, 101 King st Davi Benj Troutt, 67 4th st ‘Adam Prosch, 40 Scammel st E P Horton, 43 Suffolk st ‘Adam Baker, 101 Norfolk st Chas Hallock, $8 20th st '§ Wait, 65 Mott st y Strakesch 8. On the Manager..—Spiondid Perform- ’, Duo on Giuramen| ancos every afternoon at 3 o'clock, and every evening at half. past seven, Tho Manager hos the’ pl most extraordinary wonder in ereatio the name’ relation to the famous does to the thumb, inches high, and weighs only thirteen pounds, overy morning from 10 to half from: 2 till half-past 5; and in the manager haa also @ brated Sable Brothers, Mr. 8. R. G. Nelli arms, the three Highland Mammoth Boys,Giant or Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Constrictor. Muscum Performances, Little Finger, & der ten years of agean » OF would do gon- rence can be given. eagure of announcing the Major Littletinger, hold- ; illiputinn that the little Histon, years old, only twenty-four Nathan Turner, 413 Hudson st C R Ki Nelson Tice, 3d av David Ackerman, 1: Samuel Mordroyd, Adieu d'Ttalie; Etude Caracteris tique Borgia, fantasia. 3 The Storming of Mon- lsjor General Taylor. 4. 5 Un Carnivale referenoe from her erey, grand galop, dedicated to Mi 1o de Como Melodie pour Ka, 6. Prayer, from the opera of Otello, for left hand, alone. '7. Postillion Polka, And the tollo blished by Andre & Co., 447 Broad way—| 2 Mercedes Polka, 3 Carnival Polka, published by Vanderbeck, 586 Broad pianoe are from the factory of Henri Herz, Paris. ore of Andre & Ci t 12 o'clock; in the afternoon ye evening, from 7 till 10. In addi- ed Great Western, tho ecle- the man b rm without Inst place. In Avenue, on the 3d floor, V JD Ferris,'788 Washington st John Macarm, 148 Hammond st) Daniel M‘Kittuok, JB Mabie, 104 Bedfo F Bates, 58 Bed! Seba Smith, 18 Factory st AB Lawrence, bth stand ay D De Witt Clark, 28 Abingdon 6q, John Gallon, 20 Jefferson st ESPECTABLE Chanson d'Amour, other as Cook, to reference given. A) and Amity streets, ¢., 25 cents; children un- old enough to walk alone, 123¢ cents, Re- nt seats, one shilling extra. MR. J. PARKER PARKER'S DANCING ACADEMY has the pleasure to announce to his friends and the that bis School is now open for II the new and fashionable dances s of tuition, Tuesdays aud Fridays; Ladies’ and Boys’ to commence at 5. Gentlemen's 1 to 10. The first public assemblie will take place on ‘A Mecks, 255 Rivington st Robt Cuddy, 117 Le ACES—THE UNION COURSE, I, I, WILL COMMENCE RAY To Day, October 5—Sv cepatak halt forfeit. Tree names:—O, P. Hare's b. o. by Clarion rd colt by Clarion, dam ch. c. by Boston, daa by Tom Toug! Entries:—O. P. Hare's b. Samuel Lord, 86 Attorney st Robt Hill, 87 Christopher st Richard Post, $9 Goerck st Lawrence, 207 Allen heate~Eatrance 1@ season, at his room in m by John Riel ‘Trustee; James sy’ of $700—Three mile heats Balie Peyton, dam by Pamunka ma white, 115 Iba; Culvin Green's b, b. Pol rion, dam by Eclipse, 4 years old, 104 Ibs. tora, by Clarion, dam by Trustee, 5 Friday, Oct. 6—Puree of $1.200—Four mile heats, Entries:— Samuel Laird’s ch. m. Fashion, by Trustee, dam Bonacts o'Blue, aged, 123 Ibe., dress blue and white; 0, P. Hare's ¢. m. Bostona by Boston, dam Andrewetta, dress red and white; Calvin Green's by Mercer, dam by John Richards, 4 years iay—Purse of $500--Two mile heats, En- Lucy Toland,by Priam. dam by Eolipse, dress red and white; Samuel Lai er, out of the dam of Stanly Eclipse, 4 years old, 101 Ibs. dress blue and white, ‘The first Races on each day will come off at two o'cloc! ping for the Course at 94¢ 0” A Snedeker, 87 Chariton st R Voorhies,9 Cornelia N Odell, 810 Washi Gilbert Hyatt, 118 4¢ H Scaman, 189 7th at ener, 239 25th st E Watrous,8 Allen st Ben Titus, 177 20th st avd Iron, or Chamber, Has Good city roterences from her last }o 252 Twenty-fifth street, between the Se- Cook, and Waitin cond and Third ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A RESPECTABLE FA- mily, by | young Woman, who can give the best of city referencer.’ She can cook, wash, and iron, aud is willing to make Please call at’ Mr, Wilso1 store, corner of 25th street and &th avenue, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wowan, for Chamberwork, and Waiting or general house- private family. ‘The best of city reference can Seventeenth street, first floor, be- PAULINE DESJARDINS, OF THE baw the honor of informing the public she will open four different classes, to suit the convenience of her pupils—one up town in Br adway, one on the Third Ave nue, one in Green street, between Waverly andthe other at her residence, 74 Leouard st, Mile. P, D, will «i etruction in all the different branches of dancing. information as to the days, hours and terms, apply to Mlle, P, D, at any bour during the day. ONVERSATIONS FRANCAISES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT ‘on the Oral system, enabling to and ensoring eae and fi Samuel Laird’s b. m. La- ANCING.—MLLE. ars old, 111 Ibs, Second day, Academy of Pari and a benefit, derhill, Hammersly st M H Coleman, 60 Gansevoort st G Suydam, 35th at near &th ay G Griffin, 327 Sullivan st John W Brooks, 7 Desbrosses st ‘Abraham Johnston, 275 17th at J Wiley, 192 Eldridge st G Wiley, 192 Eldridge st S H Wyckoff, 2d av Il, 278 Rivington st Andrew Nodine, 75 Grov Garret Ackerman, 62 Vandam st Jackson Lawvence, 14 Leroy st A P Bogart, €05 Z Brewerton, 268 Hudson st John Thompson, 19th at § Rey1 olds, jr, $3 Grove st R Browne, 427th st id Clinton Place, years old, 111 lbs, P'8 Brinckerhoff, 7 Leroy at JD Brinckerhoff, 174 15th st MH Coleman, 66 Gansevoort st Thomas Ward, 181 18th st Second Race, same tries:—O, P. Hare's b, $€500 Treas Notes6's 20000 a ik from the first lessons, ey to rupils more advanced, but de- ¢ tuition at home, $4 per moni ilies and schools attended. P' WS Broadway, —M FEAREN BACH, . Pleyel & Co., Paris r, &e., to familixs who he business, and the 3 will commence run- k, and continue runnin tickets to the entrance at the BY TWO RESPECTABLE Girls, one to do the cooking, washing, and ironing, the orher as chambermaid and do plain sewing. and has no objection to tako care of ceildren, Good city reference given. Please call 40 Frankfort strect. Can be seen fo to go a short distance in the country. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid, Nurse, or Waiter, or to do general housework in a small family. ‘The best city references No objection to go a short distance in the ooun- try. An interview may be had within three days. Walker street, 2d floor, ANTEP, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ‘situation as Chambermaid and Waiter, or to do the house work of a private family. Isa first rate washer and ironer, The most tatisfuctory reference given. Apply at 151 Mott street, stairs, front room, No, 15, ANTED—A SITUATION BY TWO RESPECTABLE 2nd ta encelent Washer and Trowel and unterngogs Fan 4 baking; the other as Chambermald or Walter, ‘Tho boe relerence given. Apply 120 Bro )—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Cook, m first rate Washer and [roner. ‘The dest of city references can be given from herlast em| whom she lived ove year and a halt. P Bleventh street, between First and Socond 500 City 5's of C0 pson, 9 Rector st ANTED—SITUATIONS, TONK are engaged to s tand in the cars. which will fucilitate 50 do den Bd ~ 50 Nor & WorRR ANO TUNING, REPAIRING, ETC, from the Pianofor Legs to offer his service may reyuire them. His long exp reyntation of the establishment im which he has been engaged fox the last fifteen years, furnish a sufficient gu to give satisfaction, the depot of M, Pleyel & Co.,12 Park P AIR UF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.—DR, POWELLS Self-acting Eye and Ear Fountai at the Fair, where can be had free of cost «pamphlet, describing the peculiar oases in which this method of applying water is #0 owell atvends as usual to diseases of 1 Broadway, corner of Warren street, where can le had his ‘Treatise on the Eye. Price 50 vents Artificial Eyes inserted. R, WHEELER, devotes his exclus Ophthalmic Surge pain, on a new pri fale and inserted, Reterences to the fi NTIPUTRID—A NEW DISINFECTING AGENT, DIS- covered by Dr Lewis Feuchtwanger.—This preparation, claims no relationship to any other now in use, ‘Thi certificates are but few from ever 100 others, equall viz:—I have tried the Disinfeoting Liqaid, pro Feuchtwanger, and finding that it removes t ted hydrogen, and other deletstious gasses, of the mck room, from privi JAMES R, CHILT New York, August 31, 1843, Astor House, New York, Septamber 13, 188, — H Halsted, 16 Spring st Wm Garety, 62 Gansevoort st Jo Leviness, 45 Clarkson st Randolph R Cole, 32 Goerek st hn Owen, 17 Pitt st 28th st, between Wm Brooks, 701 Greenwicl eee Bativan st 2000 Reading Bonds ree days. No ob: 10 shs Bank of Amerisn & North River Bank cading R] ing, 150 Sullivan st 8,71 Carroll st —TROTTING.—THIS DAY races over the mile heats, best three \ENTREVILLE COURSE. / Thursday, Oct. 5, immediately ill come off a Puree, $50 in harness, for which will contend a fi horses:—J, Whelpley enters enters ch. g. Young Confidenc: J.C, enters b. ¢. Honest Joh W. Whelan enters 15 do 200 Long Island RR tee of he abl i of b's ability Union Course, \ddregs to him at terma, Se. apply 10th end Lith avenues Jeremiah Petty, 215 Walker st Benj & Boyer, ralop, 107 Mott st 0x, 27th st, near 3d a Jordon Lawrence, 20) 13th st ‘Abra’ Knox, 27th st, near 3d ay A Williamson, 413 McDougal st Abm A Snedeker, 7 Charlton st james Ford, 28 Washington st G W Crawford, 211 7th st jalste Jas Brady, 193 Franklin at 01 Jas S Lounsbury, 177 21st st iders, 46th, near Broadw’y John Lord, 62 Ist st Wm Deaike 74 Jane st RR Deniko, 74 Jane st Thos Sear, 219 Thompson st Kentucky Maj lo 'R new full, opg lo 60 . Hoagland ‘enters & Boston; Owner g.. Doctor Syntaa; wn te teen in operation enters b. ¢. Mac. B.—The owners of the above horses are requested to have ‘Second Board, 34 100 she F'rmers’ Tr'st 590 150 Canton Co eminent y serviceable, 2000 Kentucky 6's enn 5's 530 50 shs Reading RR. 5) do 260 Farmers’ Trust s6mos ac a0 OTICE.—EXTRA SALE OF VALUABLE AND good Furniture. This day, without reserve, by virtue of a ge, in the old Chureh, corner of William’ and Frankfort removed from Hing street. This sale will be foand worthy the attention of housekeepers, & HOMAS RR 8ONor& WorcRR bd Wey, 125 Amity st 100 Morris Canal z ‘Whaling, 250 7th st James J Pierce, 219 Delaney at Jas F Rovigei Wm 8 Knox, 93 Clinton st GW Barrett, 318 Rivington st WH Haydock, 188 15th st 8 W Parker, 170 Delancy st And'w Romaine, 65 Attorn’ Isaac Allen, 101’ Attorney “Andrew Bedell, 25 Pitt st G Wiley, 61 Stanton st MR Beam, 144 17th ot Richard Westfall, 99 ‘A Teller, 17th st and 6th ‘Thomas Montell, 118 12th IP Pollock, 11512th st Matthew Davison, 107 12th st Joseph Keen, 85 3d av B Davison, 107 12th at ‘Thomas Cogan, 118 12th at James Pate isch at near Gth av R Milliken Kn 907 MoBo veal ame: 3th at, near 6th av en, King oor Mo! ‘Talma Hill, 89 Gth st Philo Washburn, 8 Lewis st DB Andrews, 48 Ist st ‘Hugh Barclay, 67 5th st Isaac Brush, 212 Sullivan st Jacob B Warlow, 58 Vandam st Wm H Aughes, {15 Le Thos Denman, 255 5th st Jerome Crout, 625 4th at Claus Christianson, 25th st Phillips,Jr, &6 Willet at M 8 Nichols, 80 Pitt st RT Hurtell, 109 Suffolk st Norfolk st EE Simons, 146 9th st B Wade,212 Stanton st P Tebow, 11 Christopher st John Culver, 274 Stanton at 29 GREENWICH STREET m to diseases of the Eye and taracts removed in ten days, without and sight restored, Artificial Eyes for ms, A.M. to Lo'clook, P.M. it funities in the city. or Waiter. The best of city Eli White, 186 7th st F.—THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE lar adjourned session at the Canal street, this, Thursday 1 please be punctual. TZ, Grand Sec'y. BE SALE OF CALICO ENGRAVING ANB OTHER M chinery, at NORTH & GALLAGIIER'S, cornor of Washin; me etreets, Jersey City, will take 5, at 10 o'clock. OMER MORGAN, AUCTIONBER.—SPiI mens Camelia Japonicas, ke — Will be sold at suction, at Buchan’s Gatden, 17th strest, near Sthavenue, 100 very choice Cameli W. Livermore, Beq.. selected without regard to cost, and compri- sing the best and most valuable collection ever offered at auction, 3to 10 feet high, Also ¢ office, No.1 Pine st. ENJAMIN MOONEY, AUCTIONEER.—EDWARD PAY lock, at 14 Platt strrest, hard- knives and forks, butt Also, an invoice of Paris made brushes. Cat- 0. + of New York will hold « re Grand Lodge Room, National H Evening, at So'cloek. Re iy J Dexter, Wth’av and 19th st John Randolph, 95 Laurens st place this day, Oc JENJAMIN J. PI EVOLENT SOCIETY.—THE MEMBERS OF in consequence of the of their countrymen to whom they afford aid, per to dispense with the annual dinner an: nounced for the th instant, IRE AT BROOKLYN.- jainnel Lord, 256 Madison st Jas Weaver, Norfolk Linus Yale, 652 Broome st Jas Telfair, 26 Downing st Edward Collin, 16: avenues, Can beseen this Societys great distress exis lay, Oct. 6, at 11 o’clocl ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG ; ituation as chambermaid and seamstriss, or chiléren’s nurse, Has no chjection to either city or country, Good references given. Can be seen for two days, at 168 Eleventh street, near First avenue, from nine o'clock in aix in the afternoon, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, WHO d in some very respectable families in this city, bermaid; is @ very nice fine washer and ironer; or would have no objection to travel with a lady; and is 'o the office of this paper , the entire collection of W. LEYT, DURING THE NIGHT OF ¢t Fire in Brooklyn, @ Lookirgelass and two Pic. Hick street. ‘The owner, by proviny poying for advertisements, may have them with pleasure, REWARD FOR THE APPREHENSION AND CON- viction of the person or persons who paste up the obscene (uack bills on the docks. ‘The quacks know there is a heay; nalty sgainst them; consequently, they put them up at Police and private watchmen be on th A. T. LUIS, 4th Ward Court, HE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, OF THIS WEEK, contains all the testimony in the trial of t Police, for the robbery of $51,000—The rom: td P. Robinson, and the lovely and proflicate Helen worition of Jem Young, Chief of the ry Webb, the great bank, forger account, of the arrest aud examination of Michael Sullivan at | Utica, for the abduction and seduction of Miss Richmond, of he Leonard street Affray, Also, ® yei amount’ of ‘interesting foreign and domestic criminal news, | Office 108 Nassau street. HRONICLES OF MOSES.—THEY WILL BE FOUND IN “Ned Buntline’s Own,” with othor rare and racy matter. usual, at90!!3¢ Broadway, on Saturday, Only 10,000 extra are to be struck off to supply mand for the Chronicl EXICO ILLUSTRATED.—A MOST MAG elaborated panoramic painting of the whole line of march General Scott's victorious army pursued, from his first landing at it occupation of the city of Mexico ; inuous View of that romantically wonder been many months in pi ‘The plants are fi Failing, 28 Perry st ‘the moraing till s r T have made use cuchtwangir's new Distnfecting Agen oL have ever used, After o ordered w barrel, ak erect son, will sell this d consisting of tab’ d find it the best artic ‘allonsae an experiment, aveitin their house, bein, and sure in its operations. In sickness it is tan B. COLEMAN. Steamer Southerner, New York, September 15, 1818. —Dr. Feucht- wanger’s new Disinfecting Agent the fullest success, T think every situation as Cham! convenient to uae, John Westerman, 40 13th st J McCuen, 12th st mear 6th av T Cheosman, 425 Cherry st J Blauvelt, 140 Sullivan st Wi , 148 Sullivan st esman, 276 Delaney st By addressing M. A., Will meet with attention for two di ANTHD—A SITUATION BY A RES! woman, to do the general housework of a small family; is od plain co@k, washer and ironer; has no objection to go a short stance in the country. ‘The best of city reference can be given, Apply to $4 Oak OPYIST—A SITUATION 1 & Gentleman who writes to copy 80 folios M. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER —POSTPONEMENT— z {Te gale of the Writed Staten Mushots advertised unavoidably postponed until Wednoed Ist day of November, at the same pinces borers L, M. HOFFMAN & CO. CTIONEER,—rfls DAY Joods, Fancy Hardware, Guns and ‘3. Platt will sell this day, Piatt street. commencing 03 and Forks, Pocket been used aboard this steam- herewith cheerful i BERRY, Mastor of the Sou isinfec ent hae been employed ‘ard has been found ueeful in reteoriag ick wards, water closets, &e,, for Resident Physician, No, 18 Courtlandt PECTABLE YOUNG Ww in the Bellovue unplensont odors fr Which purpore it is Well adage ‘utlery, German Jewett—Astounding ex; ldlery, Jspannery, &e.—Ja Philadelphia Police, an and robler—A revelation agai Isaac Bunce, 401 Gr Daniel M Browne, W Hi Ferris, 209 Allen st Teaac Knapp, 118 Norfolk st D Van Pelt, 169 20th 8 Tayler, 26 Downiny J Seayeralt, 122 Bank st ‘A Maxwell,'69 WANTED AS COPYIST BY very fine hand, He also is versed he bast ity reference given. Ploage ad- Soba icce cae eatee For tale by Dr. Lowia Feuchtwanger, ale, general sennt, 70 Wall — eee an hing, corasr ef Svat ooklyn, by J. W. Smith, drags?“ XCTOR MORRISON CONTINUES 70 BE CONSULTED on delicate diseases, which he cures hindrance from business, "The disease in its ins few days. Debility of the nerves from cs ‘ostration of mental power, tinate strictures yiel his London Dij Dost paid, attended tes R. COOPER, M DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM hd William streets, has for the Mote wen Ivory Table Kn , Tea Trays, 60 dozen Wood 4 a ous ny Slate aws. Raor Hones, Shovels and Spades, 0 bundl nob Locks, Barrel Bolts, Ivory Pook Mea: ‘Tinned Skimmers, Ladi Newark, N, J.—' 8 Pratt, ali Wooster st id H Pratt, 205 Woo: vis, 105 Stanton st ‘Wm J Cypher, 170 26th st » 5 Stanton st, Henry L Farley, Christopher st C Dreager, Christopher at grat, 12 Bank at David Haviland, 101 Laurens st R Golding, 260 Hou e Sharp, 199 Wooster et SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOU woman, a8 cook, ‘The best of city reference shail be given Has no objection to Apply to 101 Greenwich street, in the rear, C G WOMAN WISIIES A SITUA- tion as Chambermaid and Waiter, or Children's Nurse, o Teferonces given from her last plaice. ineteenth street. from her last place. ‘ithout mercury of Boarding house, yy staeshe cures BW Warlow, 51 Vandam st Edwa A Bush, 1% ist Eline Cypher, 360 Houston ot and Forks, Close Flasks, Pearl Buttons, 1 Hardware and Cutlery, s and Forks, and Pocket paper will be iesued assorted, of vario Seamstress, The best of cit; to his method of curing by absorption. Please call gt No 277 West N . 20434 Fulton street. TEICENT AND Plated Bridle Bits, Conch Wrenches, Tacks, Curry Com of Fancy Goods, viz: RC Armstrong, 32 JH Green, Stanton& Eldridge st m. 116 Suffolk st ALIFIED TO TAKE CHARGE ing A partnership with w lady iro ‘chatge of pila LADY PERFECTLY Qi is desirous of for or would take the e lary. She iv a thorough French scholar, and ean A note addressed to L. T., at Vera Crug till bis triv with 9 faithful and cont ful country, which ha: enormous expense; and will be at the extensive room, No. ig Combs, Beads N. already establis atthe Auction Room. Also, w five che ts Black Tea, to cloee a ev ONLY!—WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN they can have them inserted, and warranted for five Atone dollar each, at the office established fo pricesin 1834. Filling with nure gold 6) to 75 centa. 308 Broadway RS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY THU: ou both, om equal de Dread ‘Throat and Lang Complaint That I have Iabor'd With all iny wits, my pains, and admitted To bring your most outrareous bar and corner'd interview, The many honorable certifientes in my favor, best oxm AR Younge, 425 Cherry st which the sale will commence, Lewis Cornell, $40 Prince st tion ina fow | BLoaWay, Om the beteee nt eh the rudiments of wr usic, this office, will receive attention, MERCHANT TAILORS.—WANTED RY A YC man, a situation a Assistant Cutter; would be willing t» as Mecting, &c,; can givegood city scorner Broadway and Corilandt rea in from ono to two weeks. Constitutional debiiidy, brought on by a seoret habit indulged in by young men. indulged in, begets dyspepwis, of the back, confusion of the intellect, and aver- din every cage, oF no obarge HRENOLOGY AND ASTROLOGY— signs, to judge the turns of fate, jan to fill the seate of State; ‘The ruling stars above, by secret laws, Determine fortune in her sccond cauee. ‘These are a book, wherein we all ma: And all should know, who would i pking, 334 Spring st F the reduotion o W W Gregory, 427 Monroe st 186 Rivington st Jolin P Ford, $6 19th st sion to society. A ew «werrante No moronry uned. O CURE, NO Pay. at the books orin A note addrereed to Mr, Ds Atreet, will meet with attention. 0 SOUTUERN | MERCHANTS. Wishes to procure a situation at the South as Salesman. or General Cierk in the Dry Goods or Clothing business, in whist as been employed for come yoars int Any one wishing to engage & young mai can be given as to capacity, &e,, to prev interview, address B. P. R. RT OF A HOUSE WANTE ‘fe wish to obtain either the w niet aud respeot referred. Address H, 8, W R Lyon, 162 Stanton st IP Sowerly, 164 Attorney st ‘Tredwell Le wis, 124 Ludlow st IM Smith, 371 Sth ot Benj Washburn, 113 16th st Jobn Pattision 3s 13th st | JH Hipper, 838d st 8 Corned, 7 id st John Smith, 155 91 KR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE STREET member of the Koyal ( ollege of Surgeons, Lond oonsulted in treatment of delicate diseases, N you may have gleet, ulcers upon the body, @ head and bones of the legs. years, devoted to orst form of this 1, Suthran, 10 Vandam st -THE ABVERTISER FH Covington, 10 Vaudam st RT Freeland, 195 Duave st T Veter, 135 15th st Isaac Amerman 202 Greone st ‘M Anderson, 9 Leroy st or in the throat oF noes, ‘A practice of fourteen nereal diseases, enables Dr. C. to cure the wes onred in four daya— in one or two weeks with Thooe individuals who have indulged in 8 0or- it can positively be restored to health and ngers are cantionod not to bo deceived. Dr 1d Remember LY Duane street, opposite sense, Recent ‘ai ary used, Strictures cured i; searcely any pain. Tho tain loathsome Bb society. NN. B. St Cobbett has not removes ‘The present, past, a Correct his steps, improve the hours of life, ‘And, shunning error, live devoid of strife is at present in tho cit nee, in regard to Health, Wealth, Love, Courtship, and Marr.nge, at her residence, No. 169 Division street, at any time during the day and evening, Terms, from 60 to 26 cents for ladies, and 60 conta Since then my offic ‘That face to face, You have congre: It T demand, before this What rub, of what impediment, there i iz cough, and dread of Consumption’! Should not, in this great continent of the world, tful America, take their leave? Alas! they bave too Ton, And all their misery do Corrupting in their own Throat and Lung Complain (A terrible firm) hath so far prevai d haggard eye to ey ; lev it not diegrace me, MADAME DUBOY consulted on the above Friends, Enemies, Lawsuit A GENTLEMAN AND AIS Pre or lower part o' a house, igbborhood. ‘The lower part of the At the Herald office, stating terms Michel Hopper, Bank st E Slocum, 9th 2&28th st J B Hammond, 9th av & 19th ot r, O43 Greenwich st ‘J Theall, 62 Suftolk st JM Allcott, 10 Giendy Kent, 1 J G Brinkerhofl, 18 King et James Smith, 113 Christopher st J Laforge, 115 Greenwi George Skidmore, Why that’ the hac KGE—DR. COBBLIT, M. RC. 8, Loy we stroc:, his removed 0 CURE, NO Ci » 65 Ann ‘street, I diseages of aprivete ve been under bis care, selt-lsudae 48 who have not, and wi limbs, ulcers, on the body inal debility, induaed by im~ cured in. four.days ” Dr. Cobbe suicoess induces a compeer in trade to deny his romova d but give him a oal Lis Diploma. Letters postpaid OARD WANTRD—BY TWO LADIES AND A CHILD— Below Fourthe treet, near Broadway where the coméoets of 8 home required. Address * )sRD, WITH FURNISRED OR UN can be bad by gentlemen and their wives, or single gentle nen ato. 25 Monioe street, References exchanged © HREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN FIRE ARMS, &o,, ) convert their en- lue for the sane by ffice, or otherwise, AST-OFF CLOTHING, JEWELLY, Wanted.—Ladies or Gentlemen wis a into cash, will obtain full addressing the eubsoriber, through the Por ‘who will attend them at their residence, by appointment, H, LEVETT, 2 Wall stro WORKMANSHIP, | ado to raeasure, hy the half dozen or more; unsurpaseed 9 fer cont, Ioss than prices usually charged, fashionable celebrity, in asmall family, rences given and been here allowed ; tion is unnecessary. afticted with paina o BS Britton, 151 Pe FURNISHED ROOMS, M Gasking St Laurvnsst Franklin Weterbur Henry ¥ Riddell * If, the public, would have health Whose want gives growth to the Which you have cited, t 3 with full accord to all theirjust demands; hose teiorous and part They have, in testimony, Sold, wholesale ‘and r ner ot White st and by Druggists generally. PUBLISHED.—DR, and Lestures on Venereal, and other affec nary Organs, 350 PP Rugler, 141 1th 1 throat and lungs, who kiow Dr. C OARD.—TWO OR TI within two doors of in this country, LS, of 18 yoars Broadway IL, C. GUION, 118 William #t, ANT WINTER SACKS, WITH € to $12; Drors and Frock elem NO CHAKGE.—DK, MURPHY OF 63 GOLD confidentially eonaulted on mt caoes of gosorhias be cures references given and ‘required, hodul'd brieflydin your hands, Apply at 446 Bro OARDING.—PERSC forms of privatedige 2to ddays. Constl- potency cuccessfully treated by Dr. M. , OF hindrance fror business, Offtoe meet: open from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M, Abel Craft, 49 Le 13. Chr’ stopher at V3 SEEKING ROOMS ANB BOARD for the Winter, can be accommodated at No. 48 Broadway As to afford convenient parlors and b » rooms for single gentlemen, Meals can be Hi Putnam, 16 Wall ee Aaron Griffen, 40 Riving John W Stinman, 27 Amos st ‘Lhis house is so arras rooms for families, a served in the apa, trents, if desired, FOR A TERM OF YEARS—sEV of Grourd on the Third Avenue and Glst street, Omnibuses oan toa from the place apy REAT WORK Suite very cheap, at tho $6 Suit Store, corner of Beekman ant ACTICAL PRIVATE This is the mos * t —ottice hours 9 to 12 A. 88 Greenwith stree' MPORTANT IN their Winter, Clot GENTLEMEN WISHING ing either Cleaned, Dyod, Altered, and Re- with new'collars, cuffs, Lining, and buttons, are fut ¥ street is the only place to get their work done | overcoats in time, sod from any part of the city wil the general Tailor, t No.6 Murray stre overcoats, $1; others, 6s; pants, 3a, No clineate this clase of inimiably; 40 wood everything known about the modern tr stagee will bo surp Attending their on fered from a cortein to So HUNTER, 20 South street, MINE ROOMS TO RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT BREAK- fast and Tea, at 73 Bro TAVERN, 10 DEY STREET, ADJOINING THE from London woukl And visiters gone- that No.6 Murs well and cheap, used in cleanin proved preseriptions the office of publicatio 222 Broadway, and c : nay And radionl forstating, can bo obtained from no Humphrey Bbbitt, 61 Watt et Cyrus Hibbard, sravings, with hints to young men. Charge for cle: DAVID MONCEI disappointments, to acquaint the inhabit j ly, that he has commenced business as Tavern Keeper, and by n, and determination to keep every art to merit @ sharo of public busines et coteras, they will bo se ts and Dinners at 8. Mr. M. would wieh YO FOREIGN GENT Y ARRIVING IN THEUNITED | thersource in America, Thompson, 98 Lewis at 10 THE MARKLED he Married Woman's tA. M. Manriceau, Sixth edi th most astounding saic, Every foraste in A NUMBER OF SMALL | San wer, and finished in the pe sold tow. Apply to IN E, HYDE'$ 80) 11 Maiden Lane, —A NEW FIRE ENGINE, 7){ INCH CYLIN ranted in every particular, will dis. RMAN, Matteawan, |, GAS FIXTUR Lest manner; a Wm H Kent, 113 Goerok st perfectly new, a teak, oF Chop, and oth an Ordinary at Lo'cieck, F nto hin far famed Beg Hot, the winter drink ever compounded, Just come and try it once. King, MoDangal st miss, 20) Greene st 60 Vandem st eWa faint symptoms, and t VNB LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, CAPITAL lotlars, with a surplus, o 8 to take risks ‘on buil { property generally at current rates of promium, ugh the great Now York fires of 180 the recent disastrous Brooklyn fir 41, Fulton street, Levi Weeks, 20t 8, merchandixo, —AN EXTENSIVE ASSORT. nd Mantel Ornaments, anufnetured by Tho D 8 Booketiver, West Lith st J G Thorn pson, 3 Messenger & €, with coach h y practise, of limiting and sontte M120 Liheete aivant Y inform their dealers, ad tho publi than one third ot thoir business is on risks in the ompany may sustain, W. DELAMATER, Prow't, », FINN, Beo'y. FPSRAVELLING TRUNKS—JOUN CATTNACH, TRUNK jail street, corner of Broadway, hae retail. Also, for COTCH MALT WHISK and the only pure Malt Whiske for new Whiskey, thirte stocked with the firest fruit, f spring water in phiaand New York poper and an omniba: immediate vieinity losses which the Wm Smith, jr, $3 td st will be adjusted and 1 West 16th st Win Clark, 4) Chert Eeventh avenue. O NOT FORGET THAT COUGHS, COLDS, RIEUMA. tism, Inflammation of the Respiratory Crgans, & duced by ‘the stato of the weather, a use of Mrs, Carro are Episcopal, Lut Further description {8 inviced to call a | H Wagner, 1th wishing to purchase It may, however, be added, th Manufacturer, No.1 W , and constantly making a Valises, Carpet Bags and Satehele, wi superior article of Sole Leather Trunks, wuitable for Amerioan European travel, and Portmanteaus for the French Malle Poste, yest Indies, South Amerion, Re. filled with dee immediately relieved 's Medicated Vapor, Solphur, | J Scaring, 33 Fourth st wo doorsabove Leonard street and cured by th and Iodino Baths, ERCHES—2 100 LARG Te may be well to mention tho price, wh pORGE SUBAP Whitemarsh, Monty BARRELS SUPERIOR, We | Bam'l Reynolds, 200 Greene 8 Van Idastine, 136 16th st | B Arnold, 29th st 3d ay | John Hudson, 199 7th ot A Savage, 142 Laurens ot 4 Ene! Tompkins Place received in good order, ERN LARD Of