The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1848, Page 3

COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS MONEY MARKET. Friday, Oct. 13—6 P. M. ‘There was no change of consequence in the stock market to-day, With sales only to # moderate extent, prices closed about the same as previously reported. The Mechanics’ Bank of Augusta, Ga., has declared a dividend of six per cent, and the Brunswick Bank, Ga., a dividend of four per cent. ‘The steamship Severn, for Bermuda and St. Thomas, takes out, $100,000 in specie. Five miles of the extension of the Harlem Railroad from Somers to Dover Plains, have been completed, and the rails aie laid at the rate of a quarter of a mile per day. ‘The following new counterfeits have just made their appearance: a, on the Battenkill Bank, Mass.; 1’s, on the Ma- dison County Bank; 5’s, on the Northern Bank of Kentueky; 10°s, on the Troy City Bank, N. Y.; 6’s, on the Commercial Bank, Lockport; 2’s and 3's, on the Mechanics’ Bank, New Haven; 5’s, on the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, R. I.; 3's, on the Globe Bank; Smithfield, R. I.; 20s, on the Union Bank, New York- 8s, on the Sussex Bank, New York; 2's, on the Globe Bank, Smithfield, R. 1; 3’s, on the American Bank, R. 1; 5's, on the Mechanics’ Bank, Newark, N. J.; 5’ on the Bank of Saratoga Springs; 20’s, on the Oneida Bank, Utica; 10’s, on the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, Philadelphii A very common way of altering bank bills is by ‘what is called the pasting operation. 3's, 5’, 10’s, or higher figures are pasted ever 1’s or 2's, and the words expressing the original value of the bill are defac or sometimes erased, and the fictitious value substi- tuted. Another practice is. to take a number of bills of the same bank and denomination, and so tear them and paste them together again, that one bill is gained in about every ten so altered. Another is, the pasting of parts of different (spurious) bills together; and thi® is done with a great deal of ingenuity—but they can all be detected by close inspection, when held to the ight. The better way is to refuse bills that are in any way deficient. The following table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce left at tide-water, from the commencement éf navigation to the 7th of October, inclusive, during the years 1846, (175 days,) 1847, (160 days,) and 1848, (160 days.) Receirts or Propuce at Tipe Water. 1847. 1848. May 1. May 1 2,793,984 1,715,887 2,887,804 1,642,749 6,295,795 2,121,679 ‘494,156 408 28,6 17,761 70,565 83.454 20,7: 27,280 8,368,824 0,778,857 4,987,350 8,550,105 12'669,035 15,251,616 9,587,820 6,954,258 8,439,130 7,055,310 It is most extraordinary that, ever since the improve- ment in prices for Indian corn commenced, there has een a decrease in the weekly receipts at tide water; while the receipts of other articles of breadstuffs have steadily increased. At an earlier period in the season, the decrease in the supply of flour, compared with last year, was full fitty per cent. It has since been re- duced to less than thirty-three per cent. It is our impression that, at the close of navigation, the defi- ciency will be limited to what has been anticipated. The receipts of flour, thus far, this season, have been less than to the same period in 1846; while, of every other leading article, except barley, beef, pork, and ashes, there has been a large increase, compared with that year. The receipts of the Houratonic Railroad Company, for the month of September, 1848, were $22,275 20, against $10,173 53, for the corresponding month last year, showing an increase of $8,101 76, equal to about sixteen per cent. Of the receipts for the month this Year, $14,907 61 were for freight. In the winter sea- son, this road does a very large passenger business, it being the most direct route to Albany. The receipts of the Madison and Indianapolis Rail- road Company for September, 1848, were $18,000, against $9,000 for the same month in 1847, showing an in- crease of $9,000, equal to one hundred per cent. ‘The receipts and expenditures of the Washington branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the year ending September 30, 1848, were as annexed :— Wasuixcton Brancn Rattroap, Received for the transporta- tion of Passengers, Merchan- dize, and Malls........... $250,875 42 Due by the Post Office Depart- ment andIndividuals...... 4,289 31 — $255,104 ‘The expenses during the same period have been as follows, viz: For bonus to the State, one- fifch of the receipts from Eldridge Landing Annuity. .. ‘Washington Property. . 3 Miscellaneous Improve: ‘Watching Bridges. Losses by Acciden Parsenger Cars........ Office and Incidental nees, including Salarie louse Rent, &c. &C.....65 Making an aggregate of expenses of. aN leeds baba the Year 111,639 76 3 appears that the gross income from the Washing- ton road, for the year ending 30th September, 1848, has been $255,164 73; the total expenditure properly ohargeable thereto, $148,524 92, and the net revenue $111,639 76; showing an increase over the preceding year of $36,746 42 in the gross income, $14,714 22in the expenditure, and $22,032 20 in the net revenue. Of the net revenue of the year, the board have de- clared a dividend, for the last six months, of ¢8 upon each share of stook, payable on and after the 15th day of November next. The financial condition of this concern, according to the recent report, was as annexed:— Wasmincton Brancn Rattroap—Its ConpirTion, Cost of road, real estate. engines Cash in the hands of officers...... Cash on hand..... Financiar Cr. Stock. ......55 ‘Annuity account......., Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. . os Revenue. . nee eee e eee « 0 G169,775 73 ‘Leas expenses of working the road, and keeping it in re- Total. .cecseeeeseeee eee s 6,770 87 The President of the Baltimore and Susquehannah Railroad Company has remitted to the treasurer of the State of Maryland. $3.000 on account of interest dus to the State, making the sum of $50,000 which he bas remitted to the treasurer during the company’s fiscal year, ending the th of September, 1848 ; ex ceeding the treasurer's estimate $10,000. ‘This ‘sum has been paid from the earnings of the road, notwith- standing there was a falling off of $16.000 in the gross ceipts as compared with tl ig 1847. The falling off in the receipts was entirely in transportation, which was caused by the interruptions on the main line o the Pennsylvania Improvements, from the great Srerhet of last October, and the burning of the Free- part aqueduct in June. ‘The firet annual report of the Engineer of the Per sylvania Railroad Company, gives the annexed esti- mate of the cost of a continuous road from Harrisbarg to Pittsburg, in connection with the Allegheny Portage Railroad. graded by a double track throughout, except the branch to Hollidaysburg. Pennsyivanra Ratun Estimaten Cost oF Construction, Graduation, Miles. From Harrisburg to Robinson's... .182,67 Do. Robinson's to Holtidaysburg,. 6.33 Do. Hollidaysburg to Johnstown. . 36.67 — Do, Johnstown to Pitteburgh.... 76,00 1,510,000 1,090.952 . oO 8,687,952 419,754 Superstructure. Including turn-outs, on 215 miles...... 2.408.000 Cont of road. . sere $6,965.706 Interest account ‘ wees 460,000 Land damages and fencing... .. ace 164,21 Grand total. sce ceeeeeeeee eee ess $8,070 000 To the above amount should ‘be added, for the pur- chase of depot grounds, erecting of warehouws and pay 2 Tm the construction of cars and locomot! as folio ‘Wareheures, including grounds at depots... $475.000 Shop and machinery... .....+seeeeee 185,000 Locomotives. . .. ” severe 610,000 Passenger and burden car: veeeee 820 000 graded for a Making the whole cost of the road, double and @ ai Seoceo. ingle track laid, including outfit, Te will not he meoessary to expend the whole of this spouad ntti peat Cite Bier {OS seed, te in: nee: to itteburgh. The amount of funds required to open the ees, | pa a agen of which there is secured by pul an private subscription, $5 250.000. leaving to be eos $1,270,000, which, with the amount nu stock the road with cars and locomotives, makes the a gate $2,610,000. There is nodoubt but that this amount will be raised. Stock Exchange. ‘tes, Gs, 1 100 shs Nor& Wor RR, 33 | USO. "63, 103% 100 Long Isdand RR, a | 1000 Brooklyn 5 700 Harlem RR, 51 TU Tediane'Siate Ss, 8° 100 do wo 5 y yf lo 2ho00 Penn 3's oo 73% 100 Reading RR, 3 2000 do 3h 50 do 10 32: 5000 Read Bonds, | 290 5H, 200 do 32 1600 Read Mort Bonds, 66 50 = do ET 2%ebs Merch Bank, | OF) BD do blo 3x 20 Merch Ex Ban! 99% 900 do 3 ‘2% Canton Company, Secomh Board. 4000 | 10000 Penn. 25 shs Nor & Wor 25 do 50 180 Bariem RR b3 Be 100 Canton C do ipa ; | 100 do 190 SI ‘25 Morris Canal CITY TRADE REPORT. Fripay, Oct. 13-2 P.M. Ashes are quiet, but firm, at $5 124; a $5 18%. Cot- ton—The market for this staple continues dull, and morning do not exceed 200 bales at nominal rat Flour, §c,—Westero flour is rather firmer this morning, and no good common brands can be had under $5 31. Operations reach 3,500 bbls. $5 3146 @ $5 5634 for the whole assortment of ordin: ‘4 | brands, including pure Genesee. Southern is dull, | and we hearof no sales. Meal is held firm at $3 873¢ for Jersey. The demand for wheat is fair, aud quota- tions steady. Corn opens firm, and for mixed there is a good inquiry; sales of 18,000 bushelsat 67340 @ O80.; round is held the same as yesterday. Rye—We quote | 690, delivered. Oats remain as before, with sales of two cargoes. Provisions—In pork, there is s small business aang at $12 eat a $10, Beef is heavy at $12 | for mess, and $5 508 $6 for prime. Lard is reported lower this morning, and 200 bbis. nearly prime were said to be sold at 8c. Of butter, there were sales of 300 packages at 93¢c. a 17c. for Ohio and State; 500 boxes cheese sold for export at 6)¢c. Frivay, Oct, 13—6 P. M. ‘The flour market was firmer. The recent low prices, caused holders of orders to enter the market, and as they were anxious to have them filled before the arri- yal of the Britannia, the les to-day were larger, with an advance of 6'4c. a barrel 16 lots disposed of, consisted chiefly of this State, and Western brands, with considerable parcels for export. Wheat was nteady, with saleson terms stated below. Corn con- tinued heavy, without material change in quotations. ‘The sales were to a moderate extent. Meal was steady. Rye and oats remained about the same. Owing to a large sale of mess pork, yesterday, to gooutof the market, holders were firmer to-day. Prime was nomi- nally the same. There was no change in lard. Sugar and molasses were steady, with fair Cotton ex- hibited no change. ‘Si about 100 bbls. were made, inclu- ding pots at $6 124, and pearls at $6 18%. Brrapsturrs.—Flour—The sales for the day footed up about 16 000 barrels, in separate lots, among which were 8.000 a 10,000 barrels this State, Oswego, Michi- gan, Ohio, &e., at $5 8734; 500 do. Cerny to pure Ge- nesee at $5 50; 1,400 do. Western at $5 3756; 500 do. pure Genesee at $5 624; sales of 400 barrels Brandy- wine were made at $5 68%; 478 do. Petersburg City Mills were made at $5 6234. part on the wharf; and1,100 do, New Orleans were made at $5 81%. Wheat—Sales of 3,000 bushel jelaware were made at 105c.; 1,700 do. white Virginia, at 116c.; and 4.000 do. Ohio at 118¢. Corn—Sales of 10.000 bushels high mixed i 5,000 do. flat yellow at 70c.; 5,000 do. round ye! sey at 74c ; 8,000 do. out of order, for distilling. 4000 a 5.000 do. New Orleans, at 63c. 200 barrels Jersey were made at $3 3734; and 100 do. white at $3 12. Rye—Sales in lots of 6,000 a 8.000 | bushels were made at 68340., afloat, and at 69c. delivered, Rye Flour—Sales of 100 barrels were made at $3 50. Oats—Sales by the cargo were making at 34 a 35c. Barley was held at 750. ‘Corree.—We notice sales of 800 bags Java at 8c, and 300 do. Rio at private bargain. Corron.—This article remains without change, with sales of 1,000 bales. Frvit.—There was considerable movement in bunch raisins to-day, and sales were effected of 7,000 boxes, at $1 60, a $170; 2,000 do. halves, at 850. 9 8730.; and | 2,000 do. quarters, at 473¢c a 50c. There were also | sales of 260 half kegs white grapes, on terms we did | not learm. Some parcels of Genoa citron, at 220. cash, | and 15 to 20 bales Languedoc almonds, at 18c. cash. Fis.—The arrivals to-day were large, and embraced | about 4,000 quintals dry cod, and 2,000 barrels Massa- chusettsmackerel. The sales for the are 1,000 | quintals cod, at $2 6234; 600 barrels Nos 1 and 2 Massachusetts mackerel, at $8 75 a $6 75; 800 do. No, 3 Nalifax, at about $3 1244; and 3,000 boxes herring, including scaled, Nos. 1 and 2,on terms not trans- pired. | Freicnts.—3,000 a 4,000 barrels flour were engaged | for Liverpool, at 2s. 6d. Other engagements were made upon the same terms, and 900 barrels meal were taken | at the same rates, A vessel was taken up for Tver. ool, toload with flour at 2s. 6d., and corn ‘y puik at It was said that there was a dema”q for timber | freights at St. John, N. B., and the” rates had an up- ward tendency. ‘ | Grysinc.—A sale of 4,000 Ibs. was made at 29c. a 300. | Motasses.—The Only sale reported was, 200 hhds prime Cuba Muscovado, at 22c., usual time. Navat Stones kwere inactive, the sales being con- fined to the regular trade, at steady prices. Ons —A sale of 3,000 gallons English Linseed, was | reported to-di bbe. for Eng! a8 low as Sic. The current rates are and 57c. cash for best American. Provistons.—There were in all about 2,000 barrels | ie Canada | pork, said to be sold yesterday for tl market, at $12 621;; to-day, holders demanded $12 75, but no ‘transactions of moment, beyond retail sales, were reported; prime was nominal at $10. Lard— Sales of 400 barrels were made at 6a 83<c., with some lots prime quality at 8c. Beef—New mess was selling at $12. Cheese was steady, with sales at 634 a 7c. But- ter—Sales of 300 packages were made at 9 a 1034. for Ohio, and this State at 14 170. q Rice.—Sales of 60 tierces were made, to arrive, on terms not understood. Sucans.—Sales of 200 hhds. Muscovado were made on terms not understood. Family Provision Market. ‘Wasnincton Marker, Oot. 18, 1848. Beef Steak—Porter house, 4c. per lb.; sir loin, loc. 1230. per Ib.;, roasting, best quality, er Ib.; inferior, 7c. @ 10c. per Ib.; corned bc. a 8c. ongues, 50c. a 623<¢. each. Pork—Fresh, 9c. per Ib ; salted, do.; smoked, 10¢.; hams, 10c. a 1234. per Ib. Meat Lamb—6c. @ 8c. per lb, Mutton—6c. @ 90. per lb. Veal—6c. a 12%. as per quality. Fisu—Salmon (fresh), 18¢. a 25c.; do. emoked, 25c.; ; bass (striped). 8c. do. pickled, 10c. a 12,0. per Il 10¢. per Ib.;’ do. sea, 8c.; eels, Go. a 8c; blackfish, 8c.; plue fish, do. a 5c.; codfish, 5c.; porgies, 4 H flounders, 4c. a 5c.; mackerel, Se. (smtoked),10c. Shell Fish—Lobsters, 5c. a 6c. per lb ; clams, 50¢. a $1 per hundred ; oysters, 60c. a $la $3 per hundred, as per quality. Poutrry—Turkeys, $1a $1 25 each; chickens, 874<c. a Tée. per pair; ducks, 50c. a 75c. per pair; geese, 37}<c. a 50c. each. Curese, &¢e.—5e. a 9c. per Ib. Lard—Te. a 9c. per Ib. Butter—20c. a 28c. perlb. Eggs—8 for 1230. Veceranies—Beans, string, 8c. a l4c. per peck; but- ter, 8c. a 10c. per quart; egg plants, 4c. a 6c. each; car- rote, 3c. a 4c. per bunch; squashes, 3c. a 3}¢0. each; onions, 25c. per peck; cabbage, 2c. . per head; tomatoes, $160 por basket; beets, 2c. a 3c. por bunch; potatoes, Irish, 50¢. a 6234c. per bushel; do. sweet, 250; a 370 per peck; pumpkins, 6c. a 250. each; pep- rs, 18%c. pond hundred; cucumbers, 25c. per hun- red; okra, 25¢, per hundred; radishes, lo. a 13<c. per bunch leeks, 6¢, per bunch; turnips, 3c. a 4c. per janch. Favit—Peaches, $2 a $10 per basket; $laG3per basket; apples, 250. a 87440. per bushel; grapes, 50c per basket; plums, 750. a $1 per peck; pine apples, 37}¢e. a 50c. each; water melons, 3c. a 150. each; nut- megs. 2c. Gc. each; Quinces, 50c. per peck. Bernies—Cranberries, 370. per peck. Henns—Parsley, 4c. per bunch; thyme, 20, a 4c. per do ; sage, 2c. per do; mint, 2c. per do. There are but very few in market, the season for that fruit being nearly over, and those on hand are generally of very inferior quality, though they are eld at a high price. The fruit generally, except apples, begins to dieappear from the markets, and exor- pitant prices are charged and taken MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK BALES. | Barrivons, Oot, 12-—$600 Maryland 64, 83}6; 20 ahs Patap 10. 17. Bank, 17; 5 do. 17; 10 bag Serr Tas Board—900 Wilmi 6's, 103), Provaneienta, Oct, 13—Firet ‘Trosaury Notes Nav. 6's, ‘65, 4 + 4000 State 6's, 7 i 300 500 bh 6's, 5344; 100 do. surip, 9; 313 Readin, road, 1634; do, da, "08, 34: Girerad Bank, 1 War donnty Sorip, 97} Railroad, 109 dence do, &8% le 18th, 46} ton and, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Purtapenruta Cattie Market, Oct. 12th, 1843 — At market 1450 beef cattle, 320 cows and calves, 1,050 be, acd 2,000 sheep and lambs. Prices—Be rathe: at $6 a $12 for dry, $148 $25 for springers, and $22 | $36 for freeh cows, Hoge—About 900 sold at $4758 $5 09 the 100 lbs, Sheep and lambs were mostly all sold at $1 25 a $3 for ag nd $1 50 & $2 50 for lambs, each asin quality, Hay—Supply larg», and the price of Timothy remains steady, at 70 a 85 cents the cwt Straw brings $6 « $7 the 100 bundles T., 9.97.0.25 THE MEMBERS OF CONCORDE LODGE No, t at their Lodge Room, D at Lg o'clock, P. M., to Pa to worthy brother, P, G. SSE. ‘Tho order in genoral ia invited to at loud, tem hie Jato residence, No, $l Pesel street at 8 velock, ' order, J, MATHIEU, N.G. "| § By B, Dewonner, Secretary. Reed REMINGTON, [PASTOR OF TaR stanton stroot Raptist Church, who witnessed the burning of the | Gcoan Monarch, will preash and relate the ciroamstancos of tist | cecurrence, in the Sixth «reet Bapti't Church (near avenue Ch, | on Sunday evening, Oot, Lich, at 74 o'clock. | GRAPES oon TSABELLA AND CATAW: WAR vines for sal, 5.000 three your olf, 4000 two year old. 200) one yaar ole, JAS. B, WIER, Nursoty Garden, corner of 23th sree and 24 Avenue, B sMiTH AN EVENS’ SALOON, + _Trreadway, over the Gom, New York. Choice wines Hiquorefurniehed at the bar, THE EN OF THE BRIG GROWLE Wo beg leave to return our vote of thavks to Captain John Attridgo, of en'd brig, for his kind ess and attantion ty ue dari our passage of 29 day's, from the elty of Cork to New York, and ‘who, from his attention to we, very opnvenlanos in hie Power, fo make we as ifat home, Now York, Oot 12, 1968, od | Every advan | one of the teachers ean be a Meal—Sales of | {r, ‘are | stiffer, and the balk of the sales were only $475 | & $6 26 the 100 Ibe., 580 head were driven to New York | and 80 remain unsold Cows and oalves—sales range | EXAS LIABILITIES —BY A LATE LAW OF THE STATE ‘of Texas, it ia noosssary that al: Texan iiabilites, including Bonds, ote and Miltiry ‘orip, should, be _pro- sented to the auditor and comptroller, for action. The subscribar, a resident of Texas, e and atrend to such business, 4, DE CORDOVA, Genoral Land Agant, at Mr, A. H Beans, No, ‘89 Water street, corner of Coenties slip. NITED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY, 124 NASSAU ST, ‘New York.—The registor exhibits the names of hundred Professorsand Teachers, who have offiainted in the best schools, colleges and families in this country and in Europe, also, « ca: talogue of popular institutions which have tosted the graat utility of the agency, by obtaining, through it, eminent prinol feasors and teachers, and uo pains will be spared to meni univer. Falna iD. WILCIX, Propeat CLASSES—TERMS REDUCED —Mn. Ohivor B. Golda respectfully infrms the ladieg of New ‘York and Brooklyn that he has reduced his terns to $3 for Ten Lessons, or $5 for Twenty Lessons. Classes meet daily at eleven, AM,, and four o'clock, P.M. Private instruction, $15. Gentle- men's cl during the daj ‘Seo cards av the y and. evening, rooms, 289 Broadway, La Farge Buildings, GCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LaDIES—T4Is SCHOOL IS WO. § cated in a charming village not far distant from Now York, is hore offered to facilitate the moral eulvure and intellectual improvement of the pupils,while heavy expenses are avoided, Parents wishing to place their daughters from home are tfully invited to call at 99 Chambers street, ho- tween the hoars of eleven and three, where an iaterview with had, and every information relative to the school obtained, REWARD,.—LOST, ON MONDAY, OCTOBE? 9fH, A black and white Newfoundland og, answering to the name of Colonel. Whoever will return the same to P. Curren, street, will receive the,above reward, and the thanks O8T—ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN PARK Place and White street, on the West side of Broadway, or on the North side of Park Place, @ pair of light, gold mounted Bpectacles, in a Morocco Case, marked Pike & Soa, The finder, | on leaving them at No, 2 Columbia College, will be suitably re- warded. OST.—LARGE CORAL BRACELET, WITH RICH GOLD Band, with letters J, D,8. engraved on it. ‘The finder will receive a reward of $15 by leaving the same with CONCKLIN & SMITH, 141 Front street, § REWARD—SUPPOSED TO HAVE (GEEN STOLEN from the Howard Hotel, » small package containing two ir of Panta. Said package ‘was left in charge of the olerk of office of said hotel, on the 28th September last. Any positive information respecting the above, that will lead to the detection of the thief and recovery of the property, will entitle the bearer to the above reward, om applying to TY & TALLMAN, 171 Fulton street, ANTED—A SPACIOUS ROOM, IN THE UPPER PART of the town, for the use of a Singing Class Sehool. Ad- dress A. B., 40334 Broadway. W 2N7E254 00D MILLINER, AND ALSO A GOOD Dress maker, at Madame S, Pisiel's, 116 Grand strect, corner of Brondway. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do Chamberwork, or general hous+work in a respectable private family. Please call at No, 48 Factory street. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN A LAW OF fice—one who can write a good hand. Apply at No, 9 Chambers street, Up staire, (te A ANTED TO RENT, BY A SMALL FAMILY, A CONVE- nient small House, er the lower part of a Horso, in a re- spectabl> neighborhood. below Canal street, and north of the Bowery, Address H.H. H., Berald offic ANTED—FROM THE lst NOVEMRER NEXT, A SUIT ‘of rooms, for a single gentleman, on the first or second floor, ‘The location to be in or near Broadway, and not above Canal Please address P. O., Box 2477. ANTED—BY A WOMAN, WHO HAS THE BEST OF ay, references, a place as Cook, Washer and Ironer. A) #20 Stanton street, back room, upstairs. She understands rfectly, and lived in her last ion three years; WANTED-A PARLOR, WITH BEDROOM ATTACHED, ‘exposed to the rising sun (first floor preferred), fora single gentleman, ins hotel or private boarding house, whore » goo ble is set, Also, a similar apartment for a small family in the tame Fouse. Location between Canal and Barclay strovla, Ad- dress Poat Office, b FFICE ROOM WANTED.—AN OFFICE OF GOOD SIZE, (or with part of a loft,) on the second floor, in, or in the neigh- borhood of, John or Platt street, ia wanted from’ the first ot No. Vomber next, at a reasonable rent. Any person having promises of the above description to rent, may find a good tenant, by address A. B., Box 2,202 Post Office 0 PRINTERS—WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, JUST arrived from England, a situation as Reader or Compositor. Rest of city references can be given. No objection to eo to any part of tho United States, Address to J. H., care of T. Barber, {7 Mott tre‘ 0 DRY GOOD MERCHANTS.—WANTED, A STOCK OF Day Goods, suitable fer tha Western mark, immediately, of $10,000, a quarter of which will be paid in cagh, abd the balance in tmproved farms, situated in the cen're of this State; titles indisputable, Address A. H. P., Box 1549, Post Office, All communications will be strictly confide: EWFOUNDLAND SLUT WANTED—MUST BE A LARGE N pure breed, and sold low. Address, Z., at this office, stating Price, : A, T,STEWART & CO, BROADWAY, W. man for their Curtain Material Department; also, a com- Tetent person to cut and lay down carpets, THRATRE—SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOSE4 14, Entertainments will commence with the Paroe of DY BLSE—Mane Merits, Mr Dawsrn ; Rroost Wald. burr, Me Moorhouse) "Minrie, Mins fogs Tuba’ Luise, Mry Wab ‘Anna Biahip will peter a grand scons Bolena. To whiet will be add-da new VLA SFOGATO—Mz. Star Hunter, Me Walont; We, ‘rederick Fitscodfish yp, Mr. Dawson; Mis» Anna Bella, Mme, A Bishop, with a variety of soogs. To oconclute with FORTY AND FIFTY —Mr. Lilywhite, Mr. Gilbert; A'tamont Pitawhita, fir. Dawson; Mrs. Lillywhite, Mrs. Gilbert.—Drow Circle, 750 Farni'y Crro'e, file; Uppar Boxes, 250.; Pit, 37}g0.; Gallery. OWERY THBATRE—SATURDAY EVENING, Ooiuuna Lith, will be performed the grand melo drama, in three parts, entitled ROOKWOOD; or Richard Turpin, the Bighwayroin— Peter Bradley, Mr. J. M. Scott; Dick Turpin, Mr. G, F- Browne ‘Tom King, Me. J: Dun; Jerry Saniner, Mr: Winans Sybil, Mia Taylor.» After which THE ABDUCEION OF NINA or, H 3 nished — Edward, Si; XH, Mr. J. H. Gall; Triptolemus Muddlework. Mr. Winans; Eu- tC Gi vanina Ciocea. To conclude with CHAR diga, Mins Mi lor. Dodrs open at 6 formance to commence at T precuely. Boxes, 2 8 Rand Gallery, 1246 ce a hi HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY Chatham.— gaturday renin. Uet'r 14, will be preformed the Janghable burlesque called MR, GREEDY ; Or. 4 Star at the Opera House—Mr, Hamlet, Mr, Chanfran; Mr, Macgreedy, Mr. G. Burke; Betty, Miss B- Mestayer: Lady Macbeth, Mra Mofoan. To be followed the MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF NEW YORK—Moee, Mr. Chanfran; Captain, Tobin, Mr. O. Burke; Mz. Erocise, Mr, ; Big Live, Mrs. MoLean; Little Lise, Misa lestayer ‘The performance to conclude with the drama ot THE LOST $ON—Luke, Mr, Cartlitels; Squire Chase, Mr, Dawee; Maydew, Mr, Palmer, Dame Warofeld, Mrs. Stickney; Jonny, Mirs Miles, Doors open at 634: performance t6 commence at 734 SToard Nuart ofthe. hogan Operse Treupe, "The rou pera: om per- formance will commence ‘with the opera of LA SUNNAMBULA, for the only time rng their engagement.—Count Kodolpho, Mr. -eguin; Elvino, Mr. W. H. Reeves; Alessio, Mr. G. Androws, Notary, Mr. Pope; Liza, Hostess of the Golden Fleece, Mrs Phillips Dame Teresa, Mra. Tsberwoud; Amina, her adoptod Child, Mra Seguin. To" conolude with the faree of LEND MB FIVE SHILLINGS—Mr. Golightly, Mr. Hadaway; Mrs, Maj Phobbs, Mra Abbott Drees Cirele and Pargeuste, 75 comix Family’ Cirele, 25 cents; Gallery, 124 conts, Doors open Performance to commence at 73¢ o'elocl URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—SATUR- dey evening, Oct. If, will be performed the farce of TUE Dead SHOL- Mr. ticctor Timid, Me Raymond; Broderick Mr. irace; ¢ aptain Cameron, Mr Hamilton; Louisa Lovetsick, Mra. Brow LICES— ball, ir, Wiseman, Mr. Jor. ham. After whieh, NEW Mr Graball, Mr, Hamilton; Mr, Nabem, Mr. dan: YO! Lucy wood, Mr. Johnston; Lucia, Migs Chapman Dress Circle and Parquet, cts; Fam OH, RLACR, BROADWAY. — PAREWELL . G. Vandenhot or to leparture for New Orlan’, on which decasion Mr- Hackett will appea poiitively the last time this season perform Fal allowed to be Shakspeare’s greatest comic croation. Miss ew farce, holng her last night of engaggm: Saturday eveping, Oct, 14, will be performed Shakapeare's HENRY IV—Sir John Falstaff, Mr Hack y Vandenhofl Lady Percy, Mise Kate Horn.” To conclude farce cf VENUS IN ARMS—Arabolla Beaumont, Miss Isabel Dickineon; Colonel Fitzemith, Miss Isabel Dickinson. Doors ECHANIOS’ HALL, No, 472 Broadway, bet Grand M and Bros ‘reets, commenced on Mon Oot om C day, October 2d, ‘and will continue every’ night until further notioe.—Second werk of, tho reopening ‘The original and well knows GHRISTY'S “MINSTRELS, (organized in 1843) _whove con- certs in this city, for @ period of ten months, wore rocetv- ed with such distinguished favor and patronage, have the honor of announoing to the ladies and gentlemen of New York and ty, t they wi ive a ies of ir oncerta, “f wanely of 2 original Firsrasoes, Charac- introducing teristic Dances, &0. Admission 25 conta, Doors open at7. Com cert will commence at 8 o'clock, An Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing at o'clock, P, M., under the management and direc'ion of B, P. Christy. N1810'3 MISS, ISABEL DICKINSON'S BENEFIT AND Last Tuesday, Oct. 17.—Last Night, y Oot it but Seven of the Season.—Dovglas Jerroid’ and highly successful Comedy, in 5 acts, which has had such an extraordinary Fan in London, entitled TIME WORKS WONDERS. Sir rt Not b, rman, Mr. C. W. Clarke; Clarence Norman, Mr. Crisp; Goldthumt, Mr, Chippendale; Felix Goldthumby Me, Char os Bro: fessor Irufiies, Mr. T. Plncide; Bantam, Mr. J Sefton; Floreatine, Miss I. Dickinson; Tulip, Mire Weymss; Miss Tucker, Mrs, Cramer; Mrs, Goldthumb, Mrs ‘Charles; Chicken, Miss Carponter. After which, (2d and. Inst time) the new Farceof VENUS IN ARMS. Arabella (atiaa Col. Molvillo) Mise, Dickinson. | Ad- mission 50 cents, Places may be secured, Box Book now open, at the office, Astor place, RGAN AND SACRED MUSIU CONV ERT—MR, JOAN zeniell from St. Petersburgh, Organist of the burch of the Saviour, has the honor to announce that he will give a concert, consisting of original and sclect pieces for the organ, Sol ruses, &c,, at the Church of the Saviou lyn, on Tuesday eveni I7th inst. Mr. Zundell will be assisted on this oceasion by several distir guished vocalists and an efficient chorus, ‘Parteulars in afuture Advertisement, ‘ickets {0 conta each, los, Cho 1, Pierrepont street, Brook- EW YORK SACRED MU-IC SOCIErY.—A PERFORM nee will be given hy the above Society the frst week in Novembir. Performing members are requested to be punctual at the rehearsals, and to obtain their tickets, Persons wishing to become enbsoribers, or non-performing membera, can do # by hending theirnames to theSecretary. Amateur [nstrumontalists sre especially invited to attend the rehearsals, and take part in the performances, N.B-—For the future, no tickets wiil be sold to the public by the above society, except on some special occa tion, W.P. BENSEL, Secretary, 509 Broome st. M Agere SOIREES—AT THE NEW ROOM, 332 BROAD. way, next door above the Broatway Theatre,—Signor Mincteni and Madame Lovassour, continue to give their 4 nishing ex] beautiful Soirees, interspersed with the most as i mentsin popular Magic, Clairvoyance, and an exhibition of the Diaphanous Tableanx, or Magic Pictures, which have been re ceived with wnbounded applause by fashionable and delighted audiences, and to which has just been added a correct view of the ascent and perilous descent of Mr. Gypson’s balloon, at London, Admission 2 eenta Doors open at 7, commence at 36 past? o'clock. [PANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN .N MEXICO, AT tho Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadway, shows, natural as life the Marches, Enoampments, and Battles fought by Gen. lor. Ite ‘also ives correa pot views the country, towns, cities, (aoe tie most va int over seen. it at Gracies betcel etioaks Aftictvon axkibithen on" Welteatse and Saturday, commencing at 3 o'clock. Admission, 25 conta Bohools admitted on reasonable torma. No charge for descriptive pamphlets. Children half p1 Tt will soon leave the city. ONCERT.— FEMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN, —THE Germania Musical Society, furm rly'of Joseph Gung'l, beg to inform the citizens of Brooklyn that they will give a Grand 11 stiumental Concert on Monday evening, Oct. [6, at the Academy. on which occasion will be presen veral most beautiful pieces, Additional particulars in future ad tisement, ELAROCHE'S GREAT HISTORICAL PIC polcon Crossing ths Alps is nuw exhibiting at the Na Academy of Design, corner of Broadway and Leonard street — Open from 9 A.M. until 10 P.M. Admissiun 25 cents; season tickets, 50 cence, 4 open at 34 before 7—cornmoneing at '4 past 7. Admittanco, 5) eta, TTOHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.—SATURDAY EVEN ing, Oct, 14, the entertainments will commence with a new farce entitled’ 70 & 17—Captain Vivid, Mr Arnold; Miss Rove Carrington Miss Clarke. After which a musical extravaganza, entitled HERO AND LEANDER - Leander, Miss Mary Gannon; Alecterus, Mr. Conover; Hero, Miss Roberts; Venus, Miss Nick inson, After which an extravaganza, entitled LOLA MONT or Catching a Governor—Count Muffennft, Mr. Nickinson ; Mi chael Browski, Mr. Holland; Katherine Kloper, Mies Mary Gan- nop, Who will, in the course of the piece, ce & Pas Seul, To conclude with entitled FAMILY JARS — Delph, Holland. Doors ope» at7—Curtain rises at 73 o'clock. N=, BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREEY.— John Tryon sud Corporal Thompson, Managers—Saturd: gvening, Oct 14th, the entertainment will commence with a fu drese entree entitled THE RETURN OF THE GREEKS; Indian Borsemanship, in which Camanche warrior, fresh from the Praities, will rido.a Mexican Mustang horse; Infantile Borseman- ship, by Little Bob Williams; Olympian Exercises; She and Shepherdess, by Mr. Shindle and Mme. Aymar. Athletic the British Acrobats; Mr. W. Walker's irbillion Evo- the Flying Rope; Great Dislocation Act by Signor Bliss; io Horsemanship; to conclude with a comic afterpiece, Doors open at half past6—performance to commence: Bazxous Games by Tuts AMERICAN MUSEUM —P. T, BARNUM, tor—¥. Hitchoock, Manager. -Spiondid Perform: ‘anoee every afterncon at 3 o’éloek, ane overy evening at half past soven, The ¢ has tho’ pleasure ‘of announcing the most extraordinary wonder in creation, Major Littlefi , hold- ing the same relation to. the famous Lilliputian that tho little finger does to the thumb, He is ton years old, only twenty-four inches high, and we thirteen pounds, Ho may be seen very morning from 10 ‘o'olock; in the afternoon, from 2 till hall-past 6; ning, from 7 till 1, fn add ons Fi 3 tion, the * has Yaulkeo Comedian, the Sable Bro st, three Highland Mammoth Boys, Enormous Boa Constrictor. Admisai ant or Mami Musoum Perf Titile Mager, we, 25 ventas @ ears cf sguand oldenough to walk alone, 1236 moth Baby including a ani sorved front soate, one shilling extra ee WO EXHIBITIONS —GRAND COMBINATION OF HAN- oA asians Stored Dioramas tof the Creation ofthe World, and 1@ Grand Spectacle of the Deluge, Als-, twenty two magnificent Geciptura) F aintings by Mr. Baker, of tondon ; each one contain- tog about 100 square feet of canyasethe whole com the most beautiful and interestingexhibitions ever exhibited in America. ‘Phe Creation, Fall of Man, Ju Expulsion from Paradise, Death of Abel Inge, The Deluge, God's Covenant with dom and Gomorrah, Bai ao arena arte rf in enth Placue, Destruction of Pharaoh's Host,, Mcses Breaking the Tables, Fall of the Walle of Jericho, Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still, &o., &c.—now exhibiting every night this week, id Satu afternoons, commencing at three 396 Broad: over Stor "8 TON’S “entirely new Gi ptural Dio- Tamas of the most magnificent Spectacle ever witnhssed in Now York—Creation of the World and the Deluge, asgisted by power- ful instramental accompaniments. Six Days of the Creation.— ~ The Firmament, ‘lowers, Third Day. ani o'clock, at the lid new Baths, HAN. tion, the first part of the exhibition closes Pi ma of the Deluge. Tickets 25 cents; children half price. Doors open at 7—curtain rises lock. RAND DIORAMA—BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ, &c,, 678 Broadway.—Scenes in the Gulf ; Burning the M. B. Creole ; ‘Shipwreck of the Somers ; Arrival of the Fleet ; Steam: ers and Ships steaming and sailing along; Real Cannon loaded aud fired by moving Figures ; Grand Bombardment by day and night; Splendid pyrotechsie effects and bursting of Shells, very Figure, Ship, Boat, Kc , is moving, An Overture every evening. Tickets, fo cents. Children halt price. Family and s-ason tickete on ap: pHeation atthe Hall. Open ‘at 7, commences at 8, Wednesday, and Saturday atternoon at3, HE GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE is open every day, from 9 in the morning until 10 o'clock P.M. On Saturday cveaing there will bea splendid display of fire works for competition, YACHT WANTED—FROM THIRTY-FIVE TO feet long. Address, stating price, toanage, age, &e., to Herald office. YOUNG WOMAN IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A situation as a Sempstress, and to make children’s drosses, or to dolight chamberwork. Best of city refer will be given. Please inquire at 701 Broadway, Mrs. Bill:land’s China store. OAR'D.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE AC commodated with Board, and pleasant room on the second floor, by applying at St Vesey street. OARDING.—THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE HOUSE NO G48 Broadway, consisting of a largo front parlor and two bedrooms, communicating, to let. ‘The roots are well uited for | the accommodation ot a large family or party of single gentle- men, A private table can if desi ROWN'S COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SALOON, NO. | 71 Pearl street, (head of Coenties Slip) George Brown, pro: | prictor. Strangers doing business in the lower part of the city, 0 those attending the Fair, will find this a very convenient lace to get their meals TORE AND DWELLING TO LET O& LEASE—THE PRE- mises on the south west corner of Clinton and Stanton streets, The Store floor is 2) feet front. by 32 deep; under it isa fine dry cellar. Apply toC. ©. Pinckney, 92 Stanton street. | JP URNISHED ROOMS, NO. 237 SPRING STREET, TO LE to single gentlemen, with breakfast and tea, if dorired Enquire of John D. Chevalier; or at the above number. One of ¢ Rooms is suitable for a Dentist’s or Physician's office, 0 LET—TWO SPACIOUS PaRLORS, UNFURNISHED, without board, with privilege of hot cold, and shower Batis, beau ifully situated near Grace Church. Cars and stager passing the door. Also wanted, agood thorough servant woman, Eng- lish, German, or American, having a revommendation from her last’place, Apply at 94 4th avenue, opposie llth street, BAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON THE 9TH October, JOHN McKEON, an indented apprentioo to the Copper and Tin business, All ‘persons are forbid harhoring or trusting him on my account. JOAN GREGORY, ‘No, 20) E ghth sven: ENTLEMEN'S WASHING—IN ADDITION TO MANU- facturing Shirts for single gentlemen, Mrs. BEMAN 18 now prepared te do their washing neatly and promptly, ry, 118 Nassau street. Apply at her Snirt Stor street. MESSRS, PLAYEL & CO, OF PARIS, HAVE FORWARD AVE ed to this city a new and beautiful assortment of Pianos from their mannfactory, consisting of Semi-G:and, Upright, and hinog ‘These Pianos are forsale, at moderate peloes, a¢ the depot No. 12 Park place, where amateurs and the profession are ro rpectfully invited to call and examine, MSS MARGARET WISKEMAN HAS THE HONOR TO IN. form the Ladies of New York, that she has opene | Work Establishment, at No. 571 Broad\ | kind patronage, E/“SROIDERIES, LACE VEILS, &c.—PETER ROBERTS, ‘873 Broadway, has just received from auction, and will be sold considerobly under the importing viz. ; Embroidered Collars; Chemizettes t her Laan- 129 Nassau Reviere, Hemstitched, and Tape bordered Cambri shies ‘also, 8 choice assortment of Dem , and long Black Lace C Pps STYLE SHIRTS, OF FINEST WORKMANSHIP, warranted unsurpassed in this country, made to measure by the ha f dozen or more, at thirty per cent less than prices usually charged. J.C, Parsells, of Broa: y, fashionable celebrity, super: intendent, H. 6. GUION, T15 William street, up staire. poresorna 8, WITH POLISHED STEEL FRAMES of the Intest Parisian Fatent, to be had ready, or made to | order, by J. 8TROELIN, No, 110 Liberty striet. IANO FORTE FOR SALE.—A GREAT BARGAIN,--ONE ff Chickering’s magnificent 634 Octave Rosewood Pi ‘tes, having @ serpentine front, and all the modern impr ve- ments in good order, Price, including Stool, $275; it ost not Jong since $400. Any one ‘wanting to purchase a ‘rich and rare instrument cam see it at 73 Warren rt S41 Boat FoR SALE—A BOAT, 30 FEET LON fe fo bargain, SUIT. acht, OF any usefal purpose, for sale at. a great iy be seen off the Battery, between Pier No. 1, N. R den, Apply at 25 Broad street. | and Castle $1 000-22, SAL8, 4 MANUFACTURING BUSI. | ness in thia city, . 1 the capital invested-—its sales cake, Bustoows and terms mde known, upon applicacion to Roman, Box 1359, Post Office. stating name and address. All other communications will not be noticed. 1, OOO Fate, RIVER comrorranues—riast size 3 for gots or berths; second size for single beds ; third ¢ix6 for double beds; fourth size for large beds; fi(th size for extra large beds. Warranted filled with pure cotton. carded exprossiy for these comfortables, and strongly sewed, No deviation in price. Also, Blankets of every ean wintion in price ty. Canal, cor, o'r HE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, Ootobor 9th, 1548. The President and Directors have this declared s dividond of four and one half per cent on the Ca- ial Stock of this, Company, for, the aix tmonths ending Ist Auiurt last. payable to the Stockholders jon and afwer Wednesday he Ist November next. ‘Tho transfor book will be closed fro the 25th inst. to that date. By order by 7 padahs <i ©, L, EVERITT, Seoretary. NAGTILUS LIFE INSURANCE COMP ANY.—OFFICE No. 68 Wall street ; accumulated fund, $13 ations of this company are purely mutual, the assured being the only proprietors, Fifty per cent. of the premiums for three years in succession have been returned to the nesured in scrip, boariny anavnual interest of six Bd cent. Office hours frm 9 till o'clock, Medical examinations from 2 11 3 ovary day. Lees | Pm A.M. MERCHANT, President, id. Frarkwan, Actuary. IFE AS3URANCE.—NATIONAL LC surance Society, of London an W100, A large guarantee fund inves N FUND LIFE AS- York, Capital, din New York, in the $1) names of the American Trustees, Present annual income from American policies. $20,000. NEW YORK LOCAL, DIRRCTORS, €, Edward Habicht, Chairman, John J, Palmer, Samuel M Fox, Tames Be William Van Hook, Aquilln G, Stout, Faaning C. Tucker, MEDICAL EXAMINERS, Doctors J, Kearny Rodgers, Alex. E. Hosnck, and 8,8. Keone, J, Leander Storr, General Agent. F. T, Riehsrdson, General Accountant, Frederick R. Starry Travellivg Agent, For the United Sta'es, and writish N, A. volonies for America, 71 Wall street, New York. where pr. All information destred by spplicante can be otal ANDER STARR, General Agent, —AT THIS SEASON, YOU ALL WANT ot your winter elothing either cleaned, prired, with new velvet collars, cuffs, Hnings, Chief Officg tuses, and OTICE TO GEN to know where to Itered ard 1 buttons. No, 6 Murray strest, near Broadway, is te ouly place where to get your work done’ well and cheap. isageeoable coloring used in clewing. Overcoat Se, others Ga, pants Js, A call orling attended te, in any part ot the city, by the general xamiue Your COWTISSOS (6 Murray street, Ieyot Ob before you buy ay ew" one, BIDELL & PRIRION BEG “ to notity thetr numerous friend they have removed from the corner of and Moro irvets fo the store No. 62 eanal stret, formerly occupied by Menor. 4; Arvold & Co. (ove de from. their afd #tand resent vice of Pall ules Shale, Ch ress materiale, housekeeping goods,” Ro ard choice, and will be foand ‘on Attention of UCTION NOTICE—LAKGE SALE, TUIS DAY, AT 103g o'clock, in the Old Church, cornsr of William and Frankfort streets, of the entire Furniture of a Gentleman going to Europe. Also, Hotel and Bar Boom Furniture, removed for convenience of sale; two Pianofortes, Ke. TAOS, BELL, Auctioneer. Y J, HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER—TUESDAY, OCTOL 17, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at D Falton street, Brooklyn, tho entire stock of ‘splendid Kosewood, Mahogany, and Black Walnut Furniture, manufactured expressly for private salos. Catalozues wi'lbe ready, and the Furniture ready for the in- speetion of purchasers, on Monday, 16th, ORSES, &—NEW YORK TATT“RSALL'3—THE AT- tention of gentlemen having a surplus of Horees, Vehicles, Harness, So., wlio wish t» convert them into money, are directed to send them to Tattersall’s. Salesicashed promptly. Purcbasors of Horses, at auction, will find every protection afforded them; for horses must prove as represented, or the money returned, Vehicles received on storage, or on sale. Cash advanced on vehi- cles, Horses kopt at tivery by the day or month, Sales at auc- tion every Monday, at IT o'clock. GEO, W. MILLER, On wor of Tattersall’s, 445 Broadway, ADDLE HORSE.—FOR SALE, A GREAT BARGAIN, A fine saddle horse, nearly if not quite thorough bred, but a little while in from the country ; is between five and six years old: is a dark sorrel, handsomely marked, and his action suits him for = parade or circus horse; is kind, nnd the owner sells for want of Jones's stables, in Mercer, between Prince 8. RISH AND § ‘OTCH MALT WHISKEY, UNSURPASSED IN <juality, put up in packages to suit the tiade, for aaie at about one-ialf the usual ie WILLIAM M. PARKS, (gt 867th avenue; ie, 42 Stone street, ‘The highest price paid for empty puncheons, ARKER'S CREME DE PALMA CdRISTI, OR CASTOR Oil Cream, is, without doubt, the only proper article to nourish and improve the hair. By a chemical process. of three months’ duration, the glutine and offensive smell tracted, leaving its nutritive qualiti wholesale and retail, by the inve gud wig maker, S10 Brondway, opposite the Carlton Hou European Agency: Barker & Dobson, 75 Paradise street, oppo- site the Post Office, Liverpool, I ALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR—THE ONLY genuine article for the cure of buras, scalds, piles, rheuma- Ko, for sale at the proprietor’s only depot in this city. 415 Dalley’s Animal Galvanic Cure All, for horses, sale as above, Tattersall’s Horse Bazaai J)R, WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWICH STREET devotes his exclusive attention to diseases of the Eye and Ophthalmic Surgery. Cataracts removed in ten days, without Piedad inserted. Offs hours om ArME tor Lotlock? 5a sale and insertec ours: to lok a Reterences to the first families in the oity. here read TITUTE, DR. T THE FAIR OF THE AMERICAN IN: Powell's self-actit ye and Ear Fountains can be seen in t can be had, free of cost, that describes 8. MAIL LINE POR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN camer Hermann, Captain B. Crabtree, will leave for Southampton and Bremen, on Friday, 12 o'clock. Passengers will please be on board at 11 o’cloel Be 1 baggage, not wanted on the voyage, on ‘Thurnday, marked below. “An experienced surgeon on board, All letters must go through tre Post Office, For freight or pas ly ar the office of the Ovean Steam Navigation Company, ond way, BACK BALL LINE —THit PACKET SUL CAMBRIDGE Capt, Peabody; will sail for Liverpool om Monday next, rea lar day.” ‘To persons desiring a comfortable trip accoss, the cond cabin and steerage present accommodations superior to anything hetetafore attempted. Apply eu board. ent of Bookman atrot or to the subscribers, OCHE, BROTHERS & Co,, 35 Fulton street, nex’ to the Fulton Bank. N.B—Thoso wishing their friends out Ly this favorite packet Jeaving Liverpool on the Ist December, or any of the Black Ball Line, should apply as above, ROFESSOR BARRY'S WONDERFUL TRICOPAEROUS, or Medicated Compound, is now acknowledged by thousands Who use it daily, to be the only rem \dness an to restore the hair that has fallen o hin, to prevent, arvy hair, to cure and remove evéry appearance of wcurf and dan- if from the hair, and to keep it'in the most healthy. soft glowey state, yet free from all oily and greasy appearance, F the New York Express:—We confidently aeaure adic ne tlemen that tre best and cheapest article for the human hair is Barry’s Tricopberous; it, ia gold in larze bottles, price only 25 cents, at the principal office, 139 Broadway. From the Sun — Professor Barry's Tricopherous.—The best article upon the hair which we have met with ie Barry's Tricopherous, it recommends itself with but a single trial, Fror ‘Tricopherous—For scurf, of the head and hair, Barry's Trivopherous is ‘the boat er known. Agen’ W right, 23 South street, Philadel jrown Washington street, Boston; and sold by all the drag- in the United State: FAORHIBLE CASE OF SCROFULA—THE FOLLOWING letter was recived by Dr. Townsend, and is. proof positive that Townrend’s Sarsaparilia the most perfect control of diseage. This is truly a wonderful cure. Souri Brunswick, N. J. Deo, 25, 1848. Dn. Townsexn—Dear Sir: About the virst of March last, I was attacked with Scrofula in its worst form, which settled on both sides of my neck and under my srma, which was a horrible sight to behold, having large holes in the flesh oceasioned by the vores, and Icould run my thambs than half their length into the holes of the sores. My physicians did not help me; the complaint bept on raging and raging, and I kept getting worse and worte, and I verily thought I must die. I was very wouk and unable to sit up. After thie, I was advised Ly your agent in this ce to try some of your Sareayarila. I procured some, and be- fan taking it om the dth of July last: after taking about two bot- Cit, 1 was able to go out on the farm, and commenced work ings Since that time, { have continued on taking it and working, the sores, and my health, growing better and beter, ancl am soncw tiat Fpionownce myself about well, and do believe tat the Sarsapariin has saved my Ute, Y. We are personally acquainted with Mr, ues for a nun ber of years, and know that his case h aa decribed it. HENRY WYMAN, Dateo Deo 25, 1848. PETER PIERSON. method of applying water (cither warm isso beneficial Dr. Powell attends, as usual, to dis. aves the Hye and Bar, at 201 Broadway, comer of Warren at, where ise on the Eye,” ” Proc Artitidal Byes nut imported.” Trier “Ut ohm eT RS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY,—THE GREAT CURE-ALL "Coweh! Cold and Con i Dough, Cold and Consumption—a terrible firm— ‘Te capital furnished by Deat ‘The Frofits descend to the earth and the worm, When the vietim isrobbed of his breath, There's a cure for a cold—tne precurser ofall, When Consumption seems alsin the grave; Acute that will keep back the hearse and the pall, death the afflicted shall sn by Mra, W, JERVIS, 879 Broadway, comer White street, Agents, 110 Broadway, 10 Astor House, and by druggists generally. 50, OOO HORses HAVE BERN CURED OF UEAVES, A Chronic Cough, and cther diseases, within the by Kirkbride’s Tattersall’s Heave Powders. One dol Ja sufficient for a cure of Guach bee he fig cure of Heaves, and a dozen casos of J imigations. GOUGH & KETCHAM. 149 Fulton st, Proprietors, 700,000 2Qttuts NEARLY OF DR. KELLIN (UU, ger's wonderful Liniment. have been sokt withourdmurmer, Paine, Sorer, and Bruises, of evory clacm tither on Mun or Horse, yield immediately to it. Office, Pearl st, at Tattersall’s, ‘Broadway, in Inrgo bottles, at 50 conta, a c six for $250, $4 ador., $42 , and of the Drageists, Saddiers and fenerally, throughout the city and country. ores, HRENOLOGY AND ASTROLOGY. ‘To know by signs, to judge the turns of fate, Is greater than to fill the seats of State; ‘The ruling stars above, by secret laws, Determine fortune in her second canes, These aro a book, wherein we all may read, And ail should know, who wouts in life succeed, What corresponding signs in man display His futwe actions, points his devious way, in the heavens, his future fate to learn, Past and fature to discern, ps, improve the hours of life, Ard; shunning error, live devold of strife. MADAME DUBOYCE is at preeent in the city, and oan be consulted (on the above science, in regard to [ealtn, Wealt Friends, Enemies, Lawsuits, Love, Courtship, and Marriage, at her residence, No. 169 Division street, at any time during the day and evening." Terms, from 50 to 26 cents for ladies, and 60 conta for gentlemen ()(Q) WINDOW SHADES, FROM 10 CENTS 10 40,000 $i) —Brasses, Cont, Tassels, Gilt Cornice, Pae rer Hangings. ke. Be, in proportion.” Meronaats, stra mie er any. one, wan tng rach stele. wil call belire pur chasing at BARTOLL'S, 175 and 177 William stroct, botwova Sprnceand Beckman streata (CARPETINGS ar THE OLD PRICES —RODERIOK LAW- / rence, 47 Canal street, still continues the very succosafal plan lt Engl 1 Drnecver, eh Drv Shades, te. ke. a ARRIAGE LININGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, AND Plusher.—Constantly ‘receiving, by the latest arrivals, 3 ete awortment of these goods” Alan, colored wil and cot- lorences for erreotyps Cases, for sale & S.A "MARTINE, Imporvers and 4 ovbers 112 Williaa ices. Also Oil Clotha, 6-4, ugs, Door Mats, Stair Roda, com| ton, FS. street, near John 6, ai in every variety; e rab tae Maat er a rpet twines; Manilia and hemp cordage; 2 and § cord India. twine for fishing, Ro. Re. For sale by CEBRA & CUMING, 106 Pearl street, UANO.—900 TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, NOW LAND ing from ship Tarolinter for salo, in jots to suit, by ROWLEY, ASHBURNER, & CO, Wh a Philadelphia, Nh ag ag Mt ply Nlag norrhra, * e ie it dis vered for the above © mplaints this je the ‘most. cert tiny it mm. ‘Ke a speedy ard permanent cure without the least restriction in dist, drink, exposure, or change in application to business, The pro- rietor cha len & single instanes of recent gono which the mixtu srotvare of SO REWAKD, the cure o! Now. & 6, South Wharves, will noboure under forfeitare of $500, Dr. JOUNSON, at 273 w Many, are cured in two days, Bold by roadway, corm cl re «ti ite Bi SANDS, i) Fak corner of Willen ores) taes andlty 'S ONLY OFFICE 18 NO. 20 D Wont “1 Chadha street whet he continues ie successtul treatment of Sy philitic, i fe Chronic, 0, Di a ad other Deveuren. Algo, Strlocuren, ho, ah Hemer #f the Medical. Boelety of the City ‘and County is of New Principal Office 126 Fulton street, R GLOVER 18 CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND evening, in those difficult and tracted cases of delicate diseases that have baflled the skill of physicians of lesa experieuce. His Extract of Copavia, Cubebs, &o., so extensivel prescribed by physicians, may be Lad at his store in front, Noe Ann street, now 2. R. COOPER, 14s DUANESTREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM ‘and William streets, has for the {ast fourteen years enjoyed & most extensive practice in private diseases. He oan cure the most aggravated cases of this disease ; and mild cases cured in two ja, Stricture—Dr. Cooper can cure the worst form of strictures in from one to two weeks, Constitutional debility, brought on secret habit indulged in by young men. ‘This, ry when too. indulged ji te dyspepsia, jens of the Timbsand small of the bck, on to ion of the intellect, and aver- ‘A cerswerranted in evory case, or no charge Dts LPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE reatise,”* Re., 8S Greenwich strect—office hours 9 to 12 A. M6 to P.M. (Sunday excepted). Those who apply in the early stages will be surprised at the rapidity and little inconvenience attending their cure, | Itis chiefly, how osut fered from a certain class of people, who can properly appreciate his services, In stricture, from its first, or incipient, to ite more advanced and distresting stages, (from uncommon advantages and a very extensive practice) he can afford a rapid, easy, and radical cure, which, he has ground for stating, can be obtained from no other source in America. kK, JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE [8 THE MOST EFFECTUAL Freyaration sold for Gonorrhva and other disorders of the Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that it will radi conse. “This desirable result is obtained in from a nor offends the palate, and renders unnecessary any d in diet or inter- reption to usual pursuits, cound seep, or healthy digest on, tho nuisance is thus rau speedily aa is consistent with the production of a thor: and Permanent cure, Tts ingredients Are er tirely vegetable, and no injurivus effect, either constitu ionally or locally. can be eansod by ite use. Prise 61 por b ttle, Sole Agent for this city, C. H. KING, 192 Broadway, corner Jobn ree se 88 O CURE NO CHARGE.—-DR. MURPHY OF 63 GOLD street, is confidentially consulted on all forms of private dis cuses. Recent,cases of gonorrho-n he cures in two to four days. Constitutional debility impotency successfully treated by Dr.M. No mer ury used im any case, or hindrance from busi- Offire 63 Gold street: open from 7A. M. to 10 P.M, NO, CURE, NO CHARGE ~DR CUBBEIT, M. B.C. 8. Ly has removed bisettico to 65 Ann stroet, (near Willmm,) where he is consulted on all diseases of s private character, To those who have been under his care, self laudation is uunecessary, To those who have not, and who are aflicted with paine of the head, limbs, ulcers on the body, throat, or nose, gloets, atric tures, seminal debility, induced by iabits, &o., he warrants perfect and 9 ry ‘Re cent cases cured in four days Dr. Cobbett’s success, (the result. of J4 yeors experience.) induces » compeer in trade to ‘and identity. Those who know Dr. C... need but give him a call to falsify this assertion, See his Diploma, Lotters, postpaid. attended to. NO PAY.—DK, CORBITT, 19 DUANE STRERT *e os alcnough it is he if iP Ey Ba exhh INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. ~~ Barrimone, Oct, 13, 1848. The Election Excitement—The Unterrified Demo- cracy— A Murder, §¢. ‘The excitement with regard to Pennsylvania and Obvo still continues as unabated as ever ; but the democracy are, to all outward appearances, a3 “unterrified” as ever. They are still offering to bet on the old Keystone for Cass and Butler, and attribute the defeat altogether to loeal causes, that can have no effect on the Presidency. The know- ing ones, however, are shy, and attribute the whole matter to “military glory,” which has always had a controling influence on the old Dutch agriculturists of that State. The main point of a:traction this morning is Ohio; a despatch from Wheeling last night giving the State to the democracy, and one from Phila- delphia giving it to the whigs, by from six to seven thousand majority. Which is right is the question now causing all the doubt and tribula- tion. "The Herald, received this morning, seems to decide the point in favor of the whigs. Bishop Janes, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is now in this city, and will preach here on Sunday morning. Great anxiet. is evinced to hear him. Aman, named William Hunter, was kflled im this city on Wednesday night, in a quarrel with a man named Gallagher. Gallagher says that he killed him in self defence, and as there was no Witnesses to the transaction, he will probably es- cape, though the circumstances are against him. John Kettlewell, Esq., the retiring Sherift, started out yesterday on a political tour, to regene- rate the State fiom whiggery. Ile intends to travel and speak in all the counties. Putvapesrnia, October 13, 1548. The Result of the Election in Ohio—The Demo- cracy again im Good Humor—Sudden Death— The Chester County Bank Robbers, §c. The vexation of the democrats, 1n consequence of their defeat in this State, found vent last eve ning, in rejoicing over the news received, that Weller, the democratic candidate for Governor, had been elected in Ohio. The vicinity of the Exchange resounded with their huzzas, deeming that this victory quite repaired them for their loss of the old Keystone. [Despatches received this morning, however, give another version of the re. turns, which, 1! correct, show that these rejoicings were uncalled for. . The new city councils met this morning for organizauon, as usual, and the return judges of the election are now making their official report at the State Honse. As this is done to-day in every county of the State, we will soon be enabled to correct our election tables with the official ma- jorities. s f A man, by the name of Dantz, fell, last night, in the street, from the effects of a fit, and died at the hospital, a few minutes after reaching that insti- tution. is The argument for a new trial, in the case of Pence, Pratt, and M’Gowan, which was to have been heard this morning, was postponed until next Friday, in consequence of the absence of Attorsey General Reed. 9 E Trufli and Benedetti appear in ‘ Norma,” thie evening, at the Italian Opera House. “The Ehxir of Love” will be repeated to-morrow eve- ning; and “ Lucretia Borgia” 13 to be produced on Monday evening Aunany, Oct. 12, 1848. Conviction of Hunt, alias George Morgan—Emeute among the Odd Feilows. John Hunt, alias Webb, alas Morgan, charged with forging a check upon the Albany Exchange Bank for $1,800, was convicted yesterday in the Court of Oyer and Teiminer, Judge Hand presid- ing, and sentenced to be imprisoned in the State prison at Clinton, for five years. The District Attorney said that for certain reasons, which he did not name, he desired to have the prisoner on his way as soon as possible. The Court, therefore, issued an order to that effect, and the prisoner immediately set off, in custody ot the Sheriff, for Clinton prison. [t 1s surmised that the District Attorney Spry hended anattemptat rescue, since it is suspected that the prisoner has accom- plices who are rich, and therefore powerful. ‘The Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the State of New York Jately visited this city with a view of reconciling the difficulties existing be- tween the lodges in the interior and the lodges in the city of New York. It is stated that the powers exercised by the Grand Lodge, which is located in. the city ot New York, are unequaland Gabor inas- much as the Past Grands of the several lodges in the State, who are ex-officio members of the Grand Lodge, have, ia consequence of the convenient location of the latter, few or no opportunities of participatings in the proceeding of the Grand Lodge. Past Grands, residing in distant portions of the State, cannot visit New. York for the sole purpose of attending the sessions of the Grand Tdge: It would cost teo much time and mone: to do so. The country lodges therefore demand ed the removal of the Grand Lodge to some more central portion of the State, where all its members might attend its sessions with equal convenience to themselves. This demand oi the country lodges was denied, and they consequently retused to re- cognize the right of the Grand Lodge to legislate for the country lodges, as it had done hitherto ; or to have exclusive control of the funds of the order; or, s0 far as the country lodges were concerned, to exercise any of those powers or trusts which are gueranteed to it by the constitution of this oider. ‘This movement was followed up by the secession or recantation of the bond of union between the Keupled and city lodges.— Whereupon, the country lodges, by common con- sent, proceeded to create and invest a new Grand Lodge, to be located at Utica or Syracuse; they also adopted a new constitution, revoking the powers of the Grand Lodge in the city of New ork, and conferring them upon the new or ceatral Graud Lodge, in which it was determined that all the lodges in the State should be constantly repre~ sented. This state of things caused an appeal to the Grand Lodge of the United States, which held its session Jast month in the city of Baltumore- The appeal was decided in favor of the New York Gran Hodge cand against the seceding country lodges. The great mass of the country lodges, however, retused to abide by this decision of the Grand Lodge of the United States. Only a very few of them consented to throw down their arms; among this few was the Hope Lodge, in this city, which lately signified to the Grand Lodge in New York ‘its readiness to be reinstalied under the old order of affairs. | This move- ment of the Hope Lodge aroused the virtuous wrath of the other lodges in the city ; accordingly, when the Grand Master arrived in this city from New York to instal the Hope Lodge, the members of nearly all the lodges 1n the city assembled at the Hope Lodge, with a view to prevent the installa- tion. Several hundred men were present, and the reception of the Grand Master was anything but courteous. After some jibes and jeers were in- dulged in, the Grand Master desired all but the members of the Hope Lodge to leave the room ; the members of other lodges refused to do so ; they refused to recognize the Graod Master, and they addressed him as “Mr” this and “Mr” that, treating him, in fact, with contempt. The mem- bers of other lodges finally withdrew, but they stationed themselves without the door, and when the installation was completed the members of Hope Lodge, on making their egress, were abused and insulted by their brethren outside. ‘The up- roar among the beloved brethren was, in tact, in- decent and riotous. How long this interesting state of affairs will continue Lam unable to deter- mune. Newoure, Oct. 12, 1818. Important Rau; vad Suit. Our Cireuit Court has just adjourned, after transacting a very heavy amount of business. One of the cases was of so interesting a character to travellers on railroads, that I sead you an account of it, believing that it will be important enough to warrant you in laying it before your numerous readers :— Gilbert W. Oliver vs. New York § Erie Railroad Company —This was an action to recover damaces for an in ury which G. W Olver reovived while he was passenger on the railroad of this company Four years 0, while a train of four passenger care, with 200 pas- pgers, aud three freight cars, was coming down from Middletown. at a speed of about 25 miles an ho of the wheels of a freight car broke, thi track, knocked off the cups to the of ® bridge, threw down the bents, aud precipitated two of the pae- renger cars into the ehasm, on the topof each other, whereby three persons where killed, and many other. wise injured; among others, G. W. Oliver, # farmer of this county, who received several wounds, some of which have made hima oripple for life, The ques- tion which arose on the trial was, whether the com~ pany had been guilty of any negligence, the direc- tors having investigated the cause of the calamity, and solemply reeolved that no one was to blame, Li proved that about one third of the «heel bro! 7 off, and that of the part whick thus came off, of the spokes had been eotirely broken off from the bub so long before, that the broken pieces had wor! smooth. It was admitted oo all hands that a wheel in that condition wasentirely unfit ansafe to be used. ‘The company contended that such a break could not be detected by any reasonable examination; while, on the other band, it was insisted that the injury te the wheel could bave been deteoted, either by striking it with a hammer, by prying with a crowbar, or by wash- ing off the dirt and vgn te with th was proved that after ac