The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1848, Page 3

Professor Barry’s Wonderful Tricophe- Yous or Medicated Compovnd.— Aung tho numerous re»pootyrie ess. Hlumenback, Pro's ® Baa’ M. Richervuit. The celebrated Bar Hy ‘remedy to prevent baldness, and re n off or b-come thin, to prevent ppearance of scurf and d: to @ most healthy, sofc and gloasy ‘state, yet free from al! oily aud gressy sppouranee. It is sold in Jarge 25 at the 1 office, 139 Broalway, Agente— Wright, 28 South ‘tueet. Phi letph Brown, Wash- ete eect Bets, ‘and sold by all the druggists in the Un ted COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS, MONEY MARKET. Friday, Oct. 27—6 P. M, ‘This was another blue day in Wail street, for the ‘bulls. Nearly all the fencies fel! off from the closing pricesyesterday, but the sales were merely to a mode- rate extent. Harlem declined % per cent., Long Island 34, Norwich and Worcester 3, Morris Canal 1, Read- ‘ing Railroad %, Pennsylvania 5s 34, U.S. 6s, 18638, 1, and Treasury Novos3. It is impossible to give a satis- factory reason for the depreciation in the market price of fancy stocks, which has been experienced within the past two days. The money market is easy, and, as far as we can judge from operations in Wall street, is likely to continue so. One of the causes of the falling off in quotations for some of the fancies is, no doubt, the timidity of holders, aud their inability to hola. There iss large class of speculators in Wall street who purchase fancy stocks entirely on time, without sufficient capital to take them up at the maturity of their contracts, and who are obliged to ell, and pay or pooket the difference, whatever it may be. This keeps the market constantly supplied,with stock, mo matter what the state of prices may be. ‘There are, in the list of railroad stocks, some which the shorts, at present prices, will without much doubt Jose money on, unless they take themin at once. There isa limit to the stocks to which we refer, below which At would be difficult to force them, as there are, in the market, plenty of buyers, who would absorb every share afloat, at prices but little lower than those now ruling. The board of brokers have, by a vote of 41 to 17, de. -olded that Mr. Morgan shall psy Mr. Cutting one thousand dollars for negotiating the sale and purchase -of $800,000 of treasury notes with the Secretary of the ‘Treasury. The amount claimed by Mr. Cutting was $2,000 ; but as there was some doubt in the minds of the committee, relative to the employment of Mr. Cut- ting, in the earliest stages of the businesss,it was deemed best to compromise the matter and give him half the amount. Mr. Morgan vacated his seat before the final ‘vote upon the question was taken, and adheres to his determination not to submit to the decision of the board. Another movement has been made by the Erie Rail- road Company. An arrangement has been completed Jooking to the diversion of the Eastward travel to the Erie road by the Seneca Lake.and a connection with the Erie road at Elmira, To effect this diversion, the company have a contract for ten years with the road running from the lake to Elmira, and with an enter- prising steamboat proprietor. These arrangement, carried out, will enable them to land passengers in New York, from Geneva, in fifteen hours, or eight hours sooner than at present. Upon the lake a boat 48 to be placed that willrun the distance (40 miles) in two hours and a quarter. The cars now run regularly on the New York and ‘New Haven Railroad, between New Haven and Bridge- port, a distance of eighteen miles. In about three ‘weoks that portion of the road between Bridgeport and this city will be opened, and regular trains commence running the whole length of the road. The New York and New Haven Ralirond Company have purchased, at a cost of $75,000, the property at the corner of Canal and Centre streets, now occupied by the Gas Company; and will soon erect a large and commedious depot on the cite. The Harlem Railroad Company have received from the city the privilege of laying a track in Canal street, from Centre street, to within seventy-five feet of Broadway, for the accommodation of the immense increase of travel expected from the connection with the New Haven and all the New England railroad com- panies. This will give a very convenient starting and terminating point for the through travel, and re- lieve the track from Centre street to the City Hall, of all but the city cars and city passengers. New York is rapidly building up an immense rail- oad system, which will. in a few years, be as important as our numerous steamboat lines, and will give this city an impetus so great that it it will soon outstrip every other in the Union, and make all others tributary to us. The Erie Railroad ; the Harlem, when finished, and the Hudson River Railroad, if it is ever finished, will open the trade ot an dmmense section of country to this city, throughout the year, and give ur the whole of the trade which has heretofore partially been drawn to other citie GBAt the eccond board there was a slight improvement on prices current at the first board. A rtatement of the foreign trade of France during ‘the eight months of this year, compared with the cor- responding period of last, shows @ great falling off in the number of vessels employed. The arrivals, com. pared with the like period in 1847, were less by 779,568 tons, and the departures by 164.644 tons—an extraor- dinary decay, even allowing for the extraordinary circumstances that occasioned it. In the stocks of produce in the French government warehouses there was,at tke end of August, notwithstanding the di- minished arrivals, a very great increaso—thw strongest possible illustration we can have of the derangement sof business, and its effect upon consumption. ‘The quantity of flour, wheat, corn, and barley, left at tide water duringithe third week in Oct. andin the years 1847 and 1848, is as follows :— Flour. bbls, Wheat, bu Corn, bu, Barley, bu. 126717 "133,980 148, 798 Wi,637 187, is, 156,837 140,943 Increase, 302 21,590 ‘Whe aggeegate quantity of the same articles left at tide water, from the commencement of navigation to to the 22d Oct., inclusive, is as follows':— Flour, bbis, Wheat, bw. Corn, bu, Barley, bu. i 5,549, 738184 024,235 8.071.669 + eee ROOK 10 1,906,819 742,636 Decrease 1,022,825 1,074,890 £12,697 50,678 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the Aatter left at tide water this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year, shows a decrease equal to 1,237,795 bbls. of flour, The receipts of barley up to the close of the third week in October, during the present year, compared ‘with the corresponding period in 1847, show a decrease of 50,578 bushels, and from the Ist of September, to ” ‘the 224 of October, inclusive, compared with the same period in 1847, an increase of 116.530 bushels. The following table shows the quantities of some of the principle articles of produce left at tide water, from ‘the commencement of navigation to the 22d of Octo- ber, inclusive, during the years 1846, (100 days,) 1847, (175 days,) and 1848, (175 days) :— Receirrs or Pxopuce at tHe Tine Waren, 1846. 1847. 1848, Canal open. April 16, May 1. May 1. Flour, bbis.. + 2278,776 = 3.024285 = 2.001,410 ‘Wheat, bush, +1985,768 —-3.071,669 Corn, Me « +1,394.006 5,589 432 Barley, “ ‘sesee. 884.997 793.184 Beef, bbls. . 85,560 29,378 Pork, “ «. 79.421 71,466 Ashes,“ .. + 42,686 28, Butter, Ibs 10,620.40 11,661; Lard,“ +5.213,100 5,048 Cheese “ 16,910,500 18.778 Wool, “ -7,244,266 10.079 Bacon, “ 1,776,600 8,439. 8,020,543 The receipts of flour up tothe 224 of October, this year, have been about one-third less than for the cor- responding period last, and there bas been about the same falling of inthe receipts of wheat. There isa large amount of produce in the interior to come for- ward, and we have no doubt but that, between this and the close of navigation, the receipts will exceed those of any previous year, The receipts at tide water, for the remainder of the Beason last year, were as follows: — Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. th week in Oot., 148,540 1 Ist do. Noy, 718 Corn, bu, Barley, bus a 2 24 do ba3i4 td dy 7,920 ath do,“ 46,571 Total... 315,619 = 710,17 There were some small receipts of flour and grain in ‘December in addition to the above, ‘There receipts of flour, added to thefrecatpts up to the -close of the third week in October, made the aggregate ‘for the seagon, 3,945,178 bbis. Should there be a hand- some increase for the remainder of this year, inthe re- -eoipts for the same period last, there will still be « great deficiency in the aggregate. There will not, however, be that deficiency in tolls collected on the oanals of this State, which the falling off in the re- ovipts of breadstuffs genorally would indicate, asjthere has been @ very great increase in the receipts of othor articles of produce, particularly provisions. The following table shows the amount of tolls re- ovived on all the New York State Canals in cach of the following years, during the third week 1:2 Ootober, the total up to the 22d of October :— New Youx State Canats—Amount ov Touts. 3d Week in Oct, Tutal to Oct. 22. 64 $1,430,508 88 1677 823 78 1,432 670 36 1,703 498 63 2.028 847 35 2.080 482 82 2 210 205 54 « 141,103 11 3.051.450 48 + 165,721 04 2,622 378 96 ease of the third week over 1847 was $24 618 83, and the total decrease up to the 22d of October ‘was $429,071 52. The weather looks favorable for a lengthened navi- gation this season; and in the event of its continuing a6 late as last year, and an increase in the weekly re- ceipts anything like the above is realized, more than one-half of the present deficiency in tolls will be wiped out, The aggregate tolls for the year 1848 wil) ameunt, in round numbers, to about three millions of dollars. Stock Exchange. $5000 Treas Notos 6's b30 102%¢ 980 sha Canton Co 100 do Wiig 25 do 160 Ay w 2 00 Penn's Ss = B90 735¢ 100 do 2000 7 50. do 1000 Illinois Fundable 4055 50. do nw 205 {00 Erie Bonds7's 9254 WONor& WorRR ids 3 16000 U 8 6, '63 10634 50 do. 3U 3000 US 6'8,'56 103g 100 do 60 she Leather Bank 95 350 Roading RR 120 Farmers’ Trust 26 50 do 1 20 do 253% 200 do 31% 50 do s10 2538 50 do 318, 200 do sl0 285g 4tNH& Hartford RR 101 400 do bims 27 67 NY&N Haven BR 81 8 do 25%, 6) Harlem RR 47 5N OCansl Bank 73) do 47 ‘200 Morris Canal 6% «100 do lS 473 100 do 6%, 350 do ATY 100 L Island RR 20 50 do 43 Cy do B10 2034 300 do nw 43 198 do 2034 35 Erie RR, new, full O36 Second Board. 100 shs Mortis Canal «3 7 25) Harlem RR 4876 0 do 7. sap 3 asig 150 Farmers’ Trust 25% 300 do 48h do 60 20% (50 do snw 434, 35) do el 255) 150 Canton Co b30 30 100 L Island RR 203g 100 do 20% 300° do 205, 25 do 60 2 20) Nor & Wor RR 315 10 Erie RR 834 CITY TRADE REPORT. Frivay, Oot. 27—2 P.M. Asues are quiet at $6 25 for both sorts. Corron, this morning, is in good inquiry, with sales of 600 bales at previous rates. Frour. &c.—The market for Western flour opens with a good dem slight decline from previous prices ; tra: d, but $5 44.9 $5 50 for pure Geneseo ; included in the sales are about 2,500 for export, at quotations. Meal is without material change, and duil; for prime samples wheat there is a good inquiry, but poor lots are heavy, and hard to be disposed of, except at considerable re- duction, Corn is in good request, at 68 atthe closing rates of yesterday. Beof is drooping: 200 bbls country mess and prime changed hands at $9 50a $5 25. and 25 bbls. beef hams, at $12. Lard is without movement, and prices unsteady. Waiskey.— Sales of 250 bbls, prison, at 24c. Farar, Oot. 27—6 P.M. Fair eales of flour were made, including the usual variety of this State and Western brands, both for export and to the trade, at about the raves current yesterday for straight and good brands; while common and mixed lots were dull, with sales, in some casen, at no change in Southern brands, while the market was dull Wheat remained about the same.with fair sales of Ohio and Geneseo, on terms stated below. Corn continued steady at previous prices, with rather more doing, including lots for ex- port. “There was no change in rye or oats. Provisions remained about the same. with moderate rales of pork a slight decline. There and lard. Groceries exhibited no material change. Cotton continued steady, with sales both to the home trade and for export, without change in quotations. Asnes.—Sales of 500 bbls. of both sorts were made, at $6 25. Breapsturrs.—Flour—The 8,000 bbls, including mixed brands. Michigan, with common brands of this State, at $5 25a $5 31%), and straight brands, of both kinds.at $53 74, a $5 433(; and pure Genetee, at $5 433; a $5 50; with small lots of fancy do., at $5 624 a $6873. Southern brands con- tinued quiet at $5 62}. Wheat—Sales of 5,000 bushels of Ohio were made at 1160 ; and 2000 Genuaee. at 126¢. Corn—The sales for the day footed up, about 40,000 burh., among which were considerable parcels of common and high mixed, at 670. to 69c., part of which wastaken for export. In the above aggregate were some lots of round yellow. at 7le a 720. Meal—Thers was no chan 8 of 400 bbls. New Jersey wore made at $8 31%; a $3 37%. Rye—Sales of 8.000 bushels were made at 67 a 673¢c., delivered Outs—Sales by the cargo were making at 33¢ a 340. Rye Fl 400 bbls. were made at $3 50. No sales of Barley transpired. Corres. Corrox —The eales to-day were 1,000 bales. Prices remain steady, About one-half of the purchases were for export. Fruit.—The sales by auction comprise 120 cases (containing cartoons) fresh Bordeaux prunes, at 11340, a lic, a 22c., the latter figures for fancy; 200 ur. (wood) boxes do, at 9'%0.a 940 ; 30 fi 430 ; 350 boxes French lemons, at $2 25 a $2 60, all 4 months; and 50 casks Zants currants, at 440 a 430, cath. By private sale, we notice 2.090 boxes bunch raisins, at our previous quotations; 3000 drums Smyrna. figs, at 11c. a 12c , 4 monthe; and 80 bbls. oranges, (re- ceived coastwire.) at $5, cash. FisH.—There continues «fair retail inquiry for cod- fish, but mackerel are dull; sales 600 bbls,, No. land 2 Maes., at $7 75 a $8, and $5 75 a $6; of cod, there were ales of 1,000 quintals. at $2 508 $2 56%. In other descriptions we hear of but little movement. Freicnts —We have no material alteration to no- tice in rates ; further engagements to Liverpool were reported ‘8 quotatio: joLasses.—Sales 60 hhds. Porto Rico at time. Navas Srores.—There has been rather more doing, and we note sales of 1.500 bbls. ordinary Wilmington rorin at $1 123¢, delivered; 1,000 bbis. crude turpentine at private bargain, but suppored about $3; 200 do, spirits at 40 a 42c,cash and 4 months; and 500 do. white rosin (low qualities) at $2 12:4 a $2 621 Or ‘The trai gallons for export at 4€30., short price; 1,200 do. at 580 ; and 2,000 do. American pressed at 54 a 550. Pxovisions.—Sales of 300 bbis. mess and prime pork were made at $12 44 a $1250 for the former and at $8 624 for prime. Beef—Snles of 200 bbls country were made at $9 60 a $9 75 for mess. and at $5 25 for prime. Lard—Sales of 200 bbis were madeat 7c Butter. Ohio was selling at 98 10%0.. and this State at 12 16c, Cheese continued to sell for eaport at 64 a To. Rice continu ree, which. in a measure, checks operations; sales 50 caske at $3 75 a $3 81K Srices.— We notice sales of @ cargo (consisting of 800 bags) Jamaica pimento at 60. cash, short price. Wuisxey —Sales of 150 bbls. were made of State prison, at 240. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, Bautinonr, 1400 Baltimore 6' Patapsco Bonk, 1754. t Board —$ wn uti Scrip, 8174; 3 $500 do, 734: $5,000 do, 000 U 8 Treasury Note: $; $5,000 US 6'e "it awa, LW shuy kill Nav Int, 50; 50 Morris Canal. 6%(; 100 do, Sx do, 6 1) Roading, 15%; 50 do, 1575: $5,000 Lehigh Coal Serip, cS) $13,0L0 Trearury 6 p o Notes osron, Oct, 20 —10 shares Vermont and Mass Railroad, 4036 #20: 5 do Western Railroad, 0944: 5 de Hoston and Worvestor do 3. Railroad, 9934; 25 do Reading do, 15%, 6 Co, 10 118, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Boston, October 26-2 P.M.— Re advices will probably exert an unfavorable influence on prices. No sales, to our knowledge, | have yet been made at any reduction; and we coa- tinue to quote, as the current rate from stores, Gene- see $5 75 a $5 87, Wertern brands $5 504 $5 75 per i—No change. Yellow Corn 77 a 78c., and white 66 a 67¢. per bushel; but not much doing in the | bbl Gre latter. Steamer’s advises as favorable as before. Parapet Beeves add sold 8,000 sheep and lam! generally at 70 to 80 the cwt.; the 100 bundi FOREIGN MARKETS. Kixastox, Jam, Sept. 20.—Flour—In our last we noticed that prices were tending downwards As low an 308 had been accepted for Now Orleans and 3: for Baltimore, while Alexandria and Georgetown hb deen disposed of in lots at 35s,, and for a lot of 350 bble., to arrive in the Gla was accepted. After the the prices ranged as follow and holders of Baltimore and New Orleans are no# arking from 2 to 48, advance on the above p We have not, however, heard of avy sales at these rates Meal—Sales of 200 bbls Gecrget is light. Bread—The stock is tremely dificult to effect normous. and it i pilot, and 13s for navy. Butter—Ph States and of Nova Scotian is at 113d. per Ib., is wanted. and would oor is soft and inferior, Prim mand Ib. Cand'es—Soft are prime me nothing to repo: Hame - American, of au Flor quality, have been sold in small lots at 73¢ per 1b meri- Cheese—Double Gloucester is worth lid. and cnn 6d. CONGR THEATRE.—BENEFIT OF MO © Oot, 28, will be aot hr. white, Mr ne will MONS. MONPL 181 — ARSHALL, PROPRIE- ilbert; Clementina, Mrs. Walowr. ROADWAY THEATRE—E. A. M. —Saturday evonii tober LONDON - AS8U ‘ark, Hari Becretary.” The delegates ct tary. fp the late convention, bavi stated to the mee! = their credentials, by the action ici‘ed at the meeting were y disiateres'ed party that the entire omireo of ard conventin |, in downright manage leges and interests of the whigs of the district. Therefore, the meeting unanimously Resolved, Thatit is the duty of ail good citizsnsto arress, 60 f ras they have the por and impartial examinatio of the chat unity boing allowed bythe friends nid au trlot, boing exercised in disre- priety, justice and right, and contrary to the usages of ofa similar character—bo it, therefore, orence Mahoney, te and hereby is, aomt, A ecene in the Fronoh C1 OX—Mr. Box, Mr. W. B. «thay op Bwhich Madame @ Vivandiere, To ROADWAY inEAT. © —NOTICE—TAE Co. ip heretofore existin, ame and firm of Mann & Man. "*&! tual consent, The business of ,"B¢ firm will jorsball Dated New York, Oct. 25, 1819, bsoribers, 1 I, is this day diseslved to destroy a fair 7 ie. BA MARSHALL. the Broad) re wi ereafter he cone heerlen Ny Ne A MARSHALL.” | New York, Ootober 2 veral ca oh, olved, That Bo seh Present nominee. bu joora and GHAPTSMANS mode of thrusting hi Paniew Tilton; George Wateon. Mr. i; Bonniker Bors, ¥r. Winans; Fanny Marsland ‘to commence at 7 jallery, 1236 cents, URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMB: Hector Timid, Mr Ra} mond; ¢ of Dan KEYSER D! |HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEA’ t rday Evening, Oot. CK SHEPYARD—Jaok She] Skin, Mr. Chanfrau; Mra. lor. ‘To be tollowed by YORK—Mote, Mr, Chanfrai E, Mortayer, Mra, Morto Stark; Adrian, Willig Margot, Mis: Miles; Mina, Mrs, Davi Doors ‘a ledzo our united suifeages, frand honorable mesa, nting our candidate for the suffrages of trict, we confidently claim for him, and ex. rt of all who are sincerely pledged to honosty and 8 decided in their preferen of all classes. ‘ Free Soil,” and a free exerciso of all the rights of froe citizenship, A Committee of Vi hereafter, ) havin ceedings be sign OLDEN. Secretary. ANTED- BY A RES’ ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Plain Cook, Washer and Ironor, or to do the ate family. Good city rete. Please apply at No, 92 Sixth avenue, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION: ood Washor and Troner; can like to got in a good family. Ploasé ‘TRE, FORMERLY 28, will noted the pera: Miss Emil ood, Mrs. Ghay A GLANCE AT ‘sells, Mr, Herbert; Lit Chapman. To conclude 8TILBERG—Ernest, ur. B. Mostayer; is; Henrvetta, Mise Prankiin; open at 634; performanee to comm t, for whom we ‘., and for whose election’ Resclved, Thatin. the electors of this di ith Lt fs wee Gh. s Stnctat fr. Grace; Lie, Mis Sinclair, Dress Cirole and Parquet,, 58 conta 25 ote. Doorsopun at nalfjrast 6— ce fur @ free expression of borer admission—| raball, Family Cirole or ‘curtain to rise at uly IVCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE.—SATURDAY EVE ning, October 28, the entertaininent }OOTS Puss in Boots Mr. Conover, Ra 00, (whose names wil! be published inted, it was rosolved that the pro biished in the daily pa- WILLIS, Chairman, the cflicers, and will commence with ECHANICS' HALL, No, «72 Broadway, betweon rand ‘and Broome stroota, commenced on Monday, Ootobor 24, night until further notice Fourth and will continue week of the re openii and well-known CHRIST'Y’S MINSTRELS, (0 no firct to. hn ) the firct to harmonize n nator of the present popular atyle of thio} » Whose concertsin this cit by a classical ox! ADNE—Deaslus, Mr. Conover; II, Mr. Arnold; Theseus Toronclude with anew far John Peter Pillicoddy, Mr, Holland; Captain O'Scuttlo, Mr, Nieh- jas Mary Gannon. Doors open at7 o'clock —curtain rises st half-past 7 o'clock, general house work of s small non; Arisdne, Mi ke, POOR PILLICODDY— for 's period of ton tro can do plain Cookin; get good city roference; woul call at No. {9 Rivington street, in the rear, second floor, ANTED TO PURCHASE—A FARM OF FROM FIPTREN to one oundred acres, with a rsapectatle house and offices | onit, within from two to twenty milea of the city. The land muat be naturally good, but a farm partly improved would not bo objected to. Application to be made fwm diate ith tha very lowest price, post paid, to er Courtlandt and Washington streots, nage, have the honor of announcing to the ladies and gent that they will give » soxies of of New York and vicinit ea of their original Songs, at ler aan ae ms I Shorusees, Characteristic Dan 06 Comeert will commenoo at # o'clock, commencing at, 3 Chri <P. T. BARNUM, PRO- UM'S AMER Us prietor; F. Hitchoock, Manager, every afternoon at 3, and evening at 7g re being on earch that can cither walk or stand alone Last week positively of the Giant or Mammoth 16 months old, weighs 90 pounds, Groat rb and talented band of Negro Singers, Dancers, ko, The Three Highland Mammoth Boys. Enormous Boa Constriotor, Living Orang Outang. Fairy Family, Infant Vestris. Wax Soripture , Madam Kockwell, the famous Fortune Toller, may be consulted st an extra charge of 25 conta, Admission to fe, including Museum, Performances, Little Fin 25 cents; children under ten years of age, and old enoug 1234 conta. Reserved i AMPURLUS MINSTRELS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE that they will give thelr usnal noon, at the So: iet; ‘clock, P, M. under Baby, who, though onl ‘fiw BRoaDWaYy CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREBT. Western, the Yankee John Tryom and Corporal ‘Thom eon, Managers—Saturd t.—Double Trvups—Seventh appearence of an & Nathan's splendid Equestrian Troupe, of Master Hernandez—Danciog Mare, Hai- lished trainer, Mr. Dari erforming Ponies Romeo and Julict.—An im- pg cavaleado, entitled THE COURTIERS OF LOUIS X1V— Hernander—The Comic Twin ive an oxhibition of their won- cents; upper box Beventh appearance: de, and the accom world frenowned ¥ D— 1G Room, with Beakfast and Tea. ins private family, house with the modern improvements, | oan or French, occupy ing required, ‘Terms must be moderate, Ploae | References given, 1 SALLOK BOY, by ies, Romeo and ‘Jul d training. Boxes f past 6—performance tocom: AND CO.'3 HIPPOFERAAN ARENA AND jargest and most expensive establishinent of the ay, Oct. §0th, under an immense and capable of comf rtably ac: ople, on Bighth street, PRIVATE FAWILY gentleman and wife. | The gentleman will ba absent (except | evenings and Sundays). Tho location must bo n Library Koom, commence: and tonight at Williamsburg Garden, commencing at 8 o'clock, Admirsion 25 ants, kgnd existing, will oper on Mo: pavilion erected for the put commodating upwards of the Opera House, for @ short time only Since this mame establishment was last in this city, the proprietors have many novel and most attraotive features to their exhibition, Prominent among which stand the celebrated Performing Elo: hunts, Komeo and Jenny Lind, from the theatres Drury lan ondon,and National, Paris, which have been purchased an expense, and are introduced in their each exhibition; the troupe of ten TO $100 WANTED, AND A BU partner, to take the principal @ travelling business’ for w professional man, at heme. Tt is highly respectable, and eld a profit of $8000 oF $10,00 in & few months, “Address GR. by the celebrated Germania Musical four performers, will give their Inst their departure for Havana, at th ning, October Z8th, on wh rrogravy ine—the pieoos whose duties confine Tabernacle, on Saturday eve. a tions add resented a most | up 5,000 bbls, at $5 25, for mixed Michigan and com- mon State, $5 311; @ $5 3734 for straight Stave, and ANTED—THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE, OR FOUR or five roome within fifteen minutes walk of Howard's Ho- | tel, rent not to exceed one hundred and fifty dollars. Address Jar es McLaughlin, basement Saloon, 179 Broadway. STOLEN—FROM MESSRS, WOOD & ERRINGER, PHIL. his, Note, drawn by C. A Townsond & Co,,and end Mr. Joe! Cedbury. for seven cents, at monthS, from Jui ent of the Company, arch, C. Lensshow! ‘Auber: Flotten Waits, Lanner oor, Donizetti; Ovoriure—Roi a'¥vetot, Adam. Part If—Overture—Jessonda, Spohr; Varia- # from Bohemian Melodies, Atrbancok, executed by Suhultze: Finale—La Sonnambula, Bollini: Potpourri, Strauss, Admission 5) imported at an immen: wonderful performances Egyptian Camels, introduced in an oriental other attractions ofa sterling natore, The etud of rerforming unequalled and_unapproachabl others, the magnificent dancing h ‘tho twin ponies Rurke and Tom Kk Diamond. The | corps of performers, seleoted with great care from every quarter in their various departments, mauy of the , and the names moutioned bolow will Finale, from Lucia di Lamm: ndred and thirty-eight dollars, Payment has been | 69c, for mixed. and 70c, for round white, Rye is as before, with smullsales. Oats are dull, at 33c. a 3ic. for river andcanal. Provisions.—The market for pork is firm, ‘The Musical Telegrap! ecnts, Tickets to be had at the music storer Doors open at 7; Damon and Pythias; the ———---._|_ spring. and the celebrated A HEAVY GOLD PEN. | watch Key in the form of a hand | attached to it, ‘The finder will confer a great favor and recaive & liberal reward by returning the same to W, O'Kell’s office, 39 street. the evening of t one rt vo com- mence at § o'ek ‘ESTERDAY (FRIDAY, i case. with a small WO EXHIBITIONS —GRAND COMBINATION OF HAN- ington’s Sacred Dioramas fof tho Creation’of the World, and the Grand Spectacle of the Deluge. Als*, twenty.two magnificent Scriptural Paintings by Mr. Baker, of London ; each one contain. ing about 100 square teot of canvase—the whole comprisin, the most beautiful and interostingexhibitions evor exhil | he Creation, Fall of Man, Judamont of the Almighty, | of the glote, include fhost eminent artis's livi be a sufficient guaranty of the strength of this t. Mr, Richard Sands and hie children, Maurice ions Coné, the great French equilibri vende equestrian ; Gardner, the inimitable rpaseed performer on the ST—IN WAVERLEY PLACE, OR IN FRONT OF THE | Park Theatre, a small doable case enamelied Gold Watoh, | with ensmelled chain, key, and coral charms attached. Th INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS Wasuinarton, Oct. 26, 1843. ‘The News from Ireland—The Feeling Here—Whig and Democratic Barbecues—Fighting and Bet- ting—Major Pol Chargeship--The Senators from Alabama, §. §c. The telegraphic news from Ireland, published us this morning’s papers, Stating that Smith O’Briem had been convicted, and was to have been hung on the 14th, has created a profound sensation here We cannot believe England has adopted such « course. What! to hang aman in this Christian age, in that most liberal and enlightened country, for a mere political offence ! to take a fellow-crea- ture’s life because he vainly attempted, after years of oppression and injustice, to place his country on a level with its tyrant; and to avert the thousands of horrible deaths by starvation which yearly take place—because, in a word, a bloedless effort was made to avert the doom of Poland trom his native land, and to make it in truth, as well as in form, an **integral part of the Britishempire!” For thiw struggle, unopposed, as it was, to any law of God or any just law of man, he is to be judicially mur- dered, under the fiction of having compassed the Queen’s death, So, then, afterall. O’Brien was to be hung oma fiction. We would fain believe that he has not suffered “the extreme penalty of the Jaw,” as itis daintily termed; and yet, we know well that Inland has never adopied a meresful course when her ** policy’ prompted otherwis We suppose plenty of trash will be written—as has been before—about Irishmen not deserving liberty if they tamely submit to such oppression, &c. But people who write thus are ignorant of the subject upon which they treat. We believe the individual bravery of Irishmen is undisputed. Can it, then, be imagined that, asa nation, they lack courage? The faet is, Ireland is a small spot—its limits are cireumseribed, and the over- whelming army of England canstrike iteverywhere atonce. There is no retreating from one portion of a fertile country to another, as was the case im our struggle for independence. They can certain- ly retire to the mountain fastnesses; but of what ava‘lis that? They must there either starve or succomb. Ireland may struggle for her night but, in the effort, English bayonets would tear her to pieces before the first step towards liberty would be gained. It any successful effort 18 made in Ireland to shake off her yoke, it must be when England is engaged in a war with some powerful adversary—she could then make her own terms; but not till then. The whig barbecue at Bladensburg was a very fine affair, several ladies adding beauty to the scene around the spa spring. We did not hear, however, that any new ideas were bronght to light. Maryland was given, of course, to Taylor. In the village, several fights took place. we under- stand; and. the beauty of these. pugilistic displays consisted in the fact, that democrats and whigs | fought with, quite as muchas against, one another. Our informant asserts, that he saw one of the proprietors of the Battery, a Taylor campiugn » bel, tie Mere the De- God's Covenant with Noah, of Bo Daughter of Pharaoh Finding Destruction of Pharaoh’s Hont, Moses Breaking | the Walls of Jericho, Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still, &0., &c.—now exhibiting overy wight this week, | and Wednesday and faturday Golock, at the sple Bath. HAN finder will to very liberally rowarded on returning it to Messrs, | Ball, Tompkins fi Black, Broad: ‘where a full desoription of the watch may be se*n, TOLEN NOTES OF THE BANK OF CHESTER COUNTY. This bank bas now redecmed nearly all ita issues that wore im ime of the robbery of the President, in Des ‘at alarge expense, advertited the robbery in | Union. It has, also, given widely exterded notice of the issue of new notes, and that nono of a dite prior to 148 have teen circulated by tl | Teason to believe that attempt a the stolen notes; therefore, in order further to guard against wrong, it now gives notice that none of tho old i year 1645, will be redeemed, unless u factory evidence {hat they are honestly bed, with information when, where, how, and of whom they were obtained, and that th holders believe they are not a part of the stolen money. dence and inform: tion to be accompanied with proper affidavits of the facts. Had the public refused to reootve the old ivsues, after | of the robbery, those in whose hands they then were could ly have satisfied’ the bank they were not a part of the money | stolen trom the President, and the bank would long sinco have dull thore who wore concerned ener, the contortionist, &c. &e, Ke, The unexceptionable humor of the popular clowns, Pentland d Lathrop, is not tho least attractive feature of the entertain: ter of the arena, Capt. J. A. Decamp; equestrian W. Stout; musical treasure Admittance 25 cents; no half price, Doors Mances commence at 714. ANDS, LENT & CO’S HIPPOFEROEAN ARENA AND gest and most expenrive establishment oxist- ing, comprising among its immense resouroos, performing cle horses, and the most complete and thoroughly ion of ttick ponies in the world, together with a corps of performers, embraci:g, in their various departmenta, many of the most eminent artists living. Equestrian Director, Stout; Master cf the Arena, Capt. J. A nd, Clown. ‘This well knowa company will mand evening, at Newark, Tuesday, October 24; at Jersey 25th; and at Brooklyn, Thursday, Fi th, and 23th inst, Admittance 25 cents, N corde volante; Si luge, The Deluge, way, corner of Murray street, dom and Gomorrah, Bevonth he the Tablos, Fal) of = r. Mr. J. W. Fath afternoons, oommenci fall, 396 Broadway, over Stop] HINGTON'S entirely new ri ramasof the most magnificent 8) ‘York—Creation of the World and the Deluge, assisted by power | ful instramental accompaniments. Beanery and Incident tho Second Day. Di tacle ever witnhassed in Now bank since the robbery. It has Six Days of the Crestion— | ‘The Firmanvent, lowers, Third Day.— Creation of Fish and Fowl, Garden of Eden— jabors of the Cros making to circulate some of date prior to the Fiith Day, Creation of Animals, Sixth With the completion of tion, the first part of the exhibition closes Part2—Grand Diore- | Ti children halt price. Doors ma of the Deluge. open at 7—curtain rison at 736 ANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN 1N MEXICO, AT the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broad: the Marches, Encampments, and Bat! It also givos correct views of the country, towns, cities, ko. ‘he most beautiful quarter before 8 o'o! ay, commencing at $0’ day, 261 footed up about Bape. ah SERRA j way, shows, natural agli BE PUBLIC ENTREE INTO NEW YORK OF SANDS, SR te Gan totes, Hippoferaean Arena and Circus, with all the jorss, Ponies, Chariots and Carringos,, bo- longing to'that immense establishment, will take piace on day moruing,Ootober "0th. The procession will I Brosdway at 10 o'clock, and will pass down thenco through Greenwich street to Vesey; up V Row; up Chatham to Grand street; down Bowery: up Bowery to the place of exhibition, on Eighth street, & WARING'S MENAGERIE, NOW EXHI- biting at Niblo’s Garden —Mr. Pierce and Miss Adilina, tho will appear during each exhibition, ;2tod and 7 to9 P.M. Admission 25 Leen able to detect the robbers, ther the communiy, nor the Elepante, Camels, loss. It is hoped the public will still | is i bank, would have suffere assist iv. tracing a!) those notes yet in circulation, or brokers will receive them. By ordov of the Direotors, DAVID TOWNSEND, Cashier, ATS, MUFF8 AND FUR3—THE SUBSCRIBERS, IN | ‘connection with their latest Fall Fashions for Gents’ iTata, lo and quality are not surpassed by any in the ci'y, have on hand a large and splendid assortment of Maffs and Fars, selected with great care, which they now offer to tl tonishing low prices To those purchasing any live. we invite their early attention, and fully guaraty sales to D. ER & BROTHER, 260 Green EY. JOBN N. MAFFIT.—A REFUTATION slanderous charges 9 rear to morrow in the SU! 3, tters fyomn Mrs, Muflitt, and also from her husband, with divers other information touching this Newsmen are requested to send their orders to day, Office % dmissi admitted on reasonat No oharge for descriptive pamphlets. Children half price. It will soon leave the oity. OBERT MORRIS, THE ANCIENT BARD OF TAE NINTH ‘Ward, 76 years of age, has the honor to announce a Concert, benefit, at the Apollo, 410 Broadway. on Monday evening, Oct. 30, 1848, Signor Valentini, the eclebrated Ventriloquist, an other eminent performers, will be present. ESCH'S WALLHALLA, NO. 36 CANAL STRBET (LATE Temple of Muses). Open every night for the soason, Pe quet, 25 cents; Orchestra Boxes, 50 centa. Intellectual Impro lented Singers, Dancers, &o.; pian Harmonists, Arab Girls and Chiefs, Tableaux Vivants, Profereor Trexter's Greok Gymnastica, &o. HE ROLLASON FREE PICIURE GALLERY AND PEO- le’s Baraar, 148 Chatham atreet. ‘Th ready for exhibition, this evenin, October 19, 1! Lion King and Queen, open from 10 to 12 A. rheles in our | their perfect satislaat APOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS—THIS GREAT HIS- horical Picture, by Delaroche, ia now exhibiting at the Na- Design, corner of Bi street. Opes from ning, AML, until ten, P.M. A Female Serenaders, ir—Sales of tional Academy of fay and Loonard inst this reverend .dmission, 260,; DAY MORNING There were sales of 350 bags St. Domingo, at Woo. Stc., amd ome lots of Jara, at 8340, usual new extra room : Pear ‘em pacaoe engravings in the city. The irit of the times, has ‘catablished & ion, giving wonderful scope for obtaining valuable who have not visited this 4 they can form but a poor m open to the public free, D DIORAMA—BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ, Burning ber? MB. iolicate and exeiting subject. choice collection of picture: 01 and Ships steaming and sailing along; Real ved by moving figures; Grand Bombard. Jendid pyrotechnic « AUTILUS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY—OFFICE NO, 68 Wail street; accumulated fund, $135,000.—The operations of this com puny are purely mutual, the assured being the on'y Fifty per cent of the premiums for three years in beeu returned to the assured in seri unual interest of six percent. Office hours from Medical examinations from 2 till 3 every day. Losses promptly . MERCHANT, President, fects and bursting of Sh ip. Beat, &e., is moving. An Overture every 01 ico, Family and scason tio m at 7, commences at establisiment, would do well to do ides of such an amusement being thi Suffice it to say, that it has been open twelve weeks, aud this is the first paid advertisement, cents. Childron half plication at the Hall. and Saturday afternoon at 3. U xe, cor ce, at 23 in, in barnesr, succession have lis dates, at W Mi ALL AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 539 formerly the residence of J. «. Costar, will r 26, with the concert of the Philharmonic So upper Rooms, which extend ONDAY, 30TH r Frexian, Aotaary, BEAPEST ESTATE IN THE WEST—I OF FER FOR SALE about 6,000 acres «f Land, situated on Little Sand: Kentucky—twenty miles from the Ohio River, county seat ia located, through which the read passes leading to Va., and the contemplated railr , and upon which there is an abund: vur wells of salt water; comfortable dwelling and out houses on & part of 1,200 aeres, called the Homestead, wi or more enclosed in fields, and in grass aud clov deing cut off part of tle large tract, for making blue grass, and is highly calculated for sheep husbandry or dairy i is well adopted to the various grains and constant demand for its productions from 8 in the vicinity; aud there is navication for flat boate down Sandy River to Ohio, making Cincinnati a market if int of health it is mot to be sur; Addreas, post paid, to Powoobw. OOR OF ENTERPRISE.—WO&KING MEN AR! to the Tennessee Land Office, 112 Broadway, New York, nd of the first class,and in the very rs" ci ARNOLD BUFFUM & CO. ‘TROTTING,—M Pune tors b. g. Jnck Rossiter; A. Conk- Ferry Sutton, The oars leave Sor the Course at 2 o’olook P, M. and ¥ ciety. ‘Ihe Concert, Ball, and 8 through to Mercer street, and also the Ladies’ Drosei ception Rooms, will be furnished in the most costly and Je. The Music Hall, built expressly for th persone. ‘The rooms can now be engaged ng te 80 Leonard atreot, ANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 21 HOWARD r Ferrero will re-open their school @ Gentlemen's Class on the 23d, to Private Lessons and Private Classos,and give ¢ full development ‘ound, will reat I JUST RECEIVED, 2 CA sae | for balls, concerts, lecture otton do., new styloa. Al URTAIN MATERIAL: Satin de Laines ani ceiving a complete assortment of C 6, Ke. Forsale by I rters and Jobbers, if stone, cual, timber, abont 600 acres 2 William at., near John. 0 R#NT—SEVSRAL OF THE THREE STORY DWELL- ing Houses in the range on Seventh avenuo, between Twelfth avd Thirteenth strocts: having court yards, baths, ranges, and required to make them very dosirable residences for respectable families. Apply on the premises, A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE with furnished or unfurnished apartments, ly fitted up, No, 120 Chambers street. on the 2ist of October, and th ten grasees, and there i ‘c., usual ONVERSATIONS FRANCAISES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT ‘on the Oral system, enabling to speak from the first lessons, and opuring ease and fluency to, vopils more advanced, but de entin 8} ing vate tuition at home, mouth ; ditto Families ‘and schools attended.” Please addrooe passed by any in I 1 take Carter. Graysen PO, Kygs SSENBURY, 45 William street, New York, PA ‘ect Li ocommodtat ip the elogant house, new Reforence requii yes ae NFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—A FRONT AND back periour to rent, 242 Mercer street, near Washiagton Breakfast can be had if wished, TATEN ISLAND FERRY Talander will run ae follo riBand 0% Oolook, Leave Quarantine t 8 0, W YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, Tho President and Directors have this four and one half per cent on the Ca- fer the six months ending let tholders on and afver Wednesday The transfer book will be closed from _" GC. L, RVERITT, Sooretary. LIST, 635 BROADWAY.—OFFICE FICE OF THE NE day declared a dividend of tal Stock of this Compa: last. payable to the the 25th inst. to that tions in liaseed comprise 1,500 the opportunity while it las OTICE—THE ROCKLAND CEMETERY. ven that the appointment of Mr. f Lots, has been revoked ; and the office of the Superintendent in at 170 Broadway, and of ‘all street. By direction of the Board of Trust —THE STEAMBOAT STATEN Loave Now York at 9, 11, 1, OCT, ELLIOTT, 0+ hours from I0 to 3 o’eloe! R. POWELL ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE EYE ‘and Ear, at 261 Broadway, entrance 1: be had his “Treatise on the Eye,” price mium self acting Bye and Ear Fountaing, the most snocessful ap- I curing affections of the Eye and Ear. Arti- EW ORLEANS, VIA. HAVANA—THE FINE NEW ship GALVESTON, J. R. Crane, commander, will leave Saturday, the 4th of November, at 10 jer No.4, NR.’ No berth seeured until w@ arual paces. For freight or passage hav- for the above ports on o'clock, A. M., from ing very su] ‘accom m< y me eee J. HOWARD & SON, 73 South stroxt. OR NEW ORUBEANS, VIA HAVANA—THE known steamship “United States,” burthen 2,000 tons, W. G. Mackstaff, Commander, will leave for New Orleans, on Satur- day, November 4th, from Judd’s wharf, upper side of Cath Market, Kast River, nt 3 o'clock, Warren, where can G MATCH WILL TAKE conts, also, his pre ce at Mr. Louis Becker's splendid establishment, Vaux- 6th November. 1848, The friends of sport will find something now, by shooting at # bird made of wood, on s pole 80 feet high, with rifles UNDERSTAND A SHOOT Hoboken, on Mon R. 8.P. TOWN. HERS AND MARRIED LADIE id's Extract of Sarsaparill in reference to female cow plaints. RaVELLERS AND EMIGRANTS, BY APPLYING AT Tanner's Map store, No. 156 Fulton street, may be supplied with Maps nnd Guide Books for every part of the United States, and slso verbal information regarding the various routes to the Wert, medes of conveyance. &e., Ke. HLAND NURSERIES, NEWBURGH, N. J, Tho subscribers would inform P.M,, and from New Orleans, on 8 received at Harn- at New Orleans. No ber rage Dasa ching half an ounoo. No froight of lis Letters will be toasted street; Exchange News Room ; 79 Wallstreet; and at Konyon’ to 38 Burling Slip. ar trips to Havre, leaving Havre tho Sth January, red immodiately on arriv secured until pid for. will _be received on tl at Harnden & Co.'s, Hale's Letter offi Commerce office. riod may be dela; ‘or is it loss valuable § Prosching womanhood, as it js caleniated to assist nature, uy blood and invigoratiag the system. Indeed ‘this valuable for all the delicate diseases to which women aro subject. It braces the whole eystem, renews perma- ies, by removing the impurici dedy, not so fur stimulating as to produes subsequent rel : ie caso of most medicines taken for female weakness Jos of this medicino, many sovere may be prevented. ed for veveral yea using this medicino, for those who are 1) NF Copper, 36; $1200 US 1 tine, together wit v, Peach, Nectaring, and Apricot Vines, Small Fruits, Sc. ‘The ornamental depart tie idcapplionatar "Freight paid to New’ to postpaid applicants. Freight p few York. ns i A. SAUL & CO. EXECUTED THIS ae of the second part, said parties are mutually cogared in a ind ay nently the natural en general atsortment of C! y On her return she will resume ber New York on the 10th Oeoomber, an touching at Southampton both ways, HRENOLOGY AND ASTROLOGY— signs, to judge the turns of fate, an to fill the seats of State; ‘The ruling stars above, by escret laws, Determine fortune in her seoond cauro, ‘These aro a book, wherein wo all ma; And ail should know, who would in What corresponding His future actions, point his devious wa: ‘Thus in the heavens, his fu cure fate to learn, ‘The present, past, and future to discern, Corrot his steps, improve the hour. live devoid of strife, protontin the city, and ean be in regard to Health, Wealth, Courtship, and Marr.age, a . 169 Division street, at any time during tho day 5H centa. 4 do Fall River do, 84. Second Boar.—3 shares Western 35 do Bast Boston T, MADE AND —DR, CORBITT, 19 DU 1548, botw roilege of Oot firet part, and Witnesseth— Whereas, Omnibus Stages through the Bo practice of fourtees yenre, devoted to venereal diseases, enables Dr. C. to curo the Recent cases cured in four days— | jo moroury weed, Strictures cured in one or two weeks with ‘any pain, Those individual who liave indulged in a oor. habit, can positively be restored tobsalthand | not to be deceived. De | opporite Fiour:—The Euro- ‘signs in man display ret form of this disense, rice of fare on Sundays’, ‘aly on that day, shall be one. shillin tance. And, therefore, the said , hereby ‘mutually promise an jor {he consideration aforesaid, that the re nibus stagos run by either of the from and after this date, be one shilling for oxch full grown pas: ACatTL® Manner, Oct. 26.—At market, | fener for any distanoo the raid 1.400 beef cattle; 400 cowa and calves; 600 hogs, and be. Pric thin the range of $4 60 to $6 374 the 100 Ibs, including 600 Fead taken to New York. Cows and calves in de- | mand, and rales were mostly at $8 to $16 for dry, $15 fo $26 for springers, and $20 to $38 for fresh cows. Hogg all sold at $475 to $5 50 the 100 Ibs, Sheep and Lambs—Sales ranged at $1 to $3 each for sheep, and $1 60 to $2 50 for Inmbs, as in quality. Hay—No change to mention—the sales of good Timothy were nd straw at $0 60 to $7 B. Strangers arc eautionod ‘Agtes to wad with each other, removed Remember 1 lar fare for all om: ies on Sundays shall, on the above scien , Enemies, Lawsuits, Lor . OF FICE—DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREAT © ‘Chatham street, 80 well known as the most sucocesfal ractitioner in New York, im the treatment of vonereal disonsea, ‘ue Dootor’s reputation for skill in those: See wee cages that it. passenger shall be carried, and Paseonger (child) one-half that price, KAVANAGH, _ AE IRIS, A DRAWING ROOM ALBUM, DEVOTED EX- Fashions, National Industry, ind General Literature—Published in New York on the Ist, 10th and 20th of each month, in the Buglish and French Iangoazes. Each number illus:rated with wood oute, ornamental ‘and ove engraving on steel, elegantly colored. Terms of ptior —Eight Dollara a year, payable in advance. Nosub- three months. Advertisements re- 1, 43 John street, New 1QUID HAIR DYE—NO EQUAL—ALEXANDER'S TRI- tof 1546, The most sucoessful Liquid Hair Dyo ever known for dyeing the hair, whiskers, &o, ral brown or black, so exactly recombling the not hair as to defy detection, bom lors, brought on by @ secret habi Inscivious dreams and night! Recent cases oured in four da; i ar prevention from hn R. JEFFRIRS' ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFECTUAL Preparation eold for Gonorrhea and other d Long _exporience tas proved that it will radi- cally cure avy oano. “This desirable result two to ten days, and as it neither create palate, and renders unneceseary any devi jon to wenal pursuits, nuisance is thus removed na speedily a: Produetion of a thorough and pe ively vegetable, and no injurious effect, either constitu. ly of locally, can be caused Sole Agent for this oity, C, i. KIN treet 1 Cena Plas | Tte effect in inetantavoous nd Itean be used with the ereatort ease, It is aleo ties (usual in all imitations of this cele- of giving an tonatutal red or parple tint to ly emissions, poi tree from thoee proj brated preperation ir. Thegenuine article is for sale by mos the United States Drnggists thronghou Clarke & Co,, Broadway ; Thomas & A.B & D, Sands, or Now York, or K,& G 50,000 oription taken for esa than on liberal terms, Office of the Jouri Johnson, Moore & Tf Ac Wright Philadefgn, ” HORSES HAVE BEEN CURED OF EAVES, Chronic Cough, and other diseases, within the last year, by Kirkbride’s Tattersall's Ho: ler's worth is sufficient fora cure of Hoaves, and a doaen casos of Beware of imitations, GOUGH & KETCHAM 149 Fulton st, Propristora, NIVERSITY OF NEW YOR nt.—The introductory Leoture: irse, will commence on Monday eveni M., and be continued at the ame hor ing order:—Monday, Dr. Mott; day, Dr. Dickson; Thursday, ‘Dr ; Draper. The profersion and public ge pectfully invited to attend, Ww. f tor, Maiden Lano, sea nor offends the jon in diet or inter UST PUBIISHED,FORGET ME NOT laurice Strakoroh 4, KERR Powders, Ono dol EWFOUNDLAND DOG—FOR SAL black young N: wfoundland Do . and accustomed to childrer OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND the State Coffee House aud Hotel, 314 Pearl street, cornet ‘To a person wishing to ongago in euch @ business, the inducoments offered by the location and respectability of patran- For farther _informati M RTY, N, A HAND3OME well tr ined, good house ute, Prico $1 per bottle, v2 Broadway, corner John MIXTURE FOR the cure ofgonorrhaa, OL ail remedios yet disoo- Yered for the above complaint, this i# the most cortain; it makes Aspe ly aud parmanent cure without the least restr ction in diet, kein application to business. The pro- lo instance ef recent gi pe mixture will not cure, under forfviture of $500, by Dr. JOUNSON, at 273 30 a 3la; Baltimore, 82 8 338; Georg-town. 358 On the arrival of the home packet, which brought the news of the potato direase having again broken out in Irend, some little excitement occurred in the flour market, ‘age are eeldom offer ion inquire of the B—To prevent un- Seorotary of the Faculty. IANS AND SURGEONS OF THE of New York ~The tion of the the College will be o ‘Lhe Introductory M ith, at haff past 7 P.M. in the College sion and the public are respectfally invited to attend. The rega lar courses will be commenced on Pussday, 31st instant, at 9 a.M, TTS, Jr., M.D, Seo'y to tho t aoulty. nrgeons, 67 Croshy st. Many are cured in two days, roedwey, corner f Chambers street, Granite Buildings, SAN DR. 100 Fulton, corner «f Wiliam ateet. R, GLOVER 18 CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND Evening at his Olice, No.2 Ann st.,(now No, 12,) in those difficult and protracted cames of delicate dissaees, that’ have bat fled the ekill of physicians of lees experience, His Extract of % {xtenalvely preveribod by Physicians, OR SALE—FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, ONE entirely new (Iargo sire) Forte Piano. uch an ingtroment will find st to their advan b Chiat any time this afterncon, F, fy LEGER OF PRY: forty-tecond s98- Professor Joseph all. ‘The profes natl§s, The stook x 1e3. owing principally to the inabiiity of the laborers to purchase, the want of employment compelling them to subsist on the pro- duce of their grounds, Sales of 375 bbls New Orleans navy and pilot have been made at 18s. por bbl. The article may be quoted excessively dull at 12 a 14a. for ook of United avy Irish ix moved A LIQUOR 81 ORE, IN THR BEST PART OF tho city, doing a first rate retail business. For particulars, ing house, 61 Greenwich street, room No. 30, o'clock in the morning. FROM AVCTION.—A, ARNOLD AND CO, FIFTY t eet, having made extonsive pur ha: below the cos of import enabled to fier great inducements to the purchsse cles in both Long aud Square: also, from stoamship Euro frable assortment of Long and Square Plaid Shawls, in R. WA College of Physicians and 8: 0 DENTISTS.—FOR SALE—THE PRACTI°E tint, with or without Instraments and furnicu: of office ‘nt a low rent, established several years in this city; itis ity reldom offered to Den'ist: lars enquire of J. W, REID, M, D., No. 377 Fourth et, next to corner of THOR OF THR “PRACTICAL PRIVAT! 88 Greenwich street— office hours 9 to 12 A. exce) in the the rapidity aud little incon ‘DR. MURPHY OF 63 GOLD Wwulted on all (orms of private dis onorrhes he cures in two to four day and impotency successfully troated used im any oase, or hindrance from busl- treet: open trom 7 A. M. to 10 P.M. OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO THE MARRIED Woman’ — Mi * ‘A.M, Mauricona, Sixth edi- q with most astouns ‘married or unmarried, alt the O CURE, NO CHARGE. ial); enses, Reoent caves Constitutional debtity nose, “Office 64 Gol cor Dental Students, ut only in very email quantities ; 8a 8d and 9d have been obtained for the United States, in small lote, Nova Scotian may be quoted at 84 The last mentioned dercription ia much com- Iained of,as having been put up with too much salt, Pard--4 small parcel of a very superior quality brought 7d, per Ib. There is not any now in market but what oF thote centemplati Frivate Medical Companion, by Dr. tion, Price $1. This work is meetin (24,000 coples avin AILS, TWINK, SHOR THREAD, &o—900) CASKS OUT do 0 ilipy D, &o.—90 ‘ASKS CUT ifaoturer’s twine of e1 M, 6 to 9 P.M. (Su ‘will be stages at attending their cure, It is obi fored from a ceriain clase hia rervices, Gun discover the causes, symptoms and the m: Mat 6a Td. ont ode of cure in every ‘most certain m: Pork — at 608. per bbl. at 70s per bbl There is RISH AND SCOTCH MALT WHISKEY, UNSURPASSEDIN suit the trade, for M. PARKS, Distiller, 86 7th avonuo; ‘The hichont rice raid foremnty punoheons i Stomeatct A ina. /ANO.—200 BAGS PATAGONIAN, FOR SAI. JOUN C. MOKRISON, 188 Greouwioh in New ¥ WRICTURE—ITS NATURE. SYMPTOMS, CONS! ‘ces, the remedies and recipes, mode of detsot menentocure, Nome uthor, #3 Greenwich street, or to Dr, A. Ligh MH yg Pimvihenty street | paper, published in this city, dodging blows quite ecientifically. A great many bets were made upon the result of the Presidential election Mr. Alderman Lennox bet $1,000 that Taylor wonld receive a thousand majority in Maryland, and Mr. Gideon bet a hundred dalled upon the same re- sult. The democrats are to have a barbecue to- morrow, about eleven miles from this city; and a large deputation of the democratic association will be in attendance. It may be gratifying to the many friends of Major Bill Polk to know that that gentleman has settled his account with the State Department for his brilhant services in Naples, as Charge; and that there is a balance due him of thirty-three dollars and thirty-five cents, It is believed that Mr. Dixon H. Lewis's death will ensure the election, by the Legislature of Alabama, of W. R. King, (familiarly known as Misa Nancy,) who now fills Mr. Bagbv’s seat. by appointment of the Governor. Mr. King’s elee- tion, until now, was considered as a very doubt- ful matter, as he belongs to the same portion of the State as did Mr. Lewis, who, by the way, de- feated him at the last election, and it has alway been the practice in that State to select the Senators from different localities—giving one to the south and the other to the north Both the seats are now vacant. Oneaa. Battimore, Oct. 27, 1848, Whig Mass Meeting—Col Hamtramk and Gen. Taylor—The Ravels—The Viennorse— Theatrical Movements, §c. The whig mass meeting at Monument Square, last night, was large and enthusiastically attended, and did not adjourn until nearly midnight. Ad- dresses were delivered by Senator Pearse, Wm. Cost Johnson, and Colonel Humtramk, of nia. The speech of the latter was listened to with thnilling interest. In his youth he had fought ua- der Gen. Taylor as a volunteer, in the engagement at Rock River, which saved the then infant city of St. Louis from pillage ; was with him in the Florida war, and held a command in the gallant band with which he achieved his memorable vic- tories on the Rio Grande. He spoke of him as his old commander and friend, and described his eminent qualiiications, his habits of deep stady and patient investigation, until the enthusiasm of the assemblage knew no bounds. He told them also that a revolution was progressing in Virginia, from which he anticipated the most glorious poli- tical results. The Ravels are drawing splendid houses at the Holliday street Theatre. Their performances are undoubtedly very fine. An opera company, with Mr. Brough, Mr. Manvers, and Miss Brienti, as the principal actors, is doing up the operatics at the Museum. They have good houses. = hie The Front street has been_put in prime order, and opens on Monday evening next, with the Viennoise Children, under its old and popular manager, Mr. Burton. They are to be followed, I learn, by Mr. Macready. Mr. Owens, the popnlar comedian, has pur- chased the Moward Atheneum, and is preparing to open it with a good company. He has an un- bounded popularity in Baltimore, and will doubt- less do well. Dr. Collier has been here, endeavoring to prow cure an establishment to exhibit his naked women in, but has so far been unsuccessful. _ Itisalso said that Mr. Peale, of Philadelphia, intends bringing Peale’s Museum here, and Iq cating it in Washington Hall. Harrisnvra, Oct. 25, 1848. The Presidentral Campargn. There has come down upon us to-day the warm sun and the soft atmosphere of June. The broad and shallow Susquehanna and its islands, the distant mountains in their fading autumnal drapery, and the intervening hills, make up an interesting sub- ject for the landscaper, and quite as interesting to the practical spectator, who looks for the capacity of the soil, and the raw materials that are excavated from the hill sides, those elements that to go to sustain an active people in bread and em- ployment. A good many years ago, when Daniel Webster made his free trade speeches to the farmerso New York, at Rochester, on the night of their fes- tival, to the committees of the State Society, he | took occasion to say, that excepting the island of Great Britain, there was no State of an equal area to Pennsylvania, which the world could exhibit possessed of the same elements of wealth, the same raw materials for agriculture, manufacture: and commerce, as the Keystone State. Just so. How wiil the silver mines of Mexico compare with | the iron deposites of this commonwealth; and how insignificant are all the gold and diamond wash- ings of South America, contrasted with the coal beds of Munch Chunk, and the region round about it; to say nothing of the bituminous strata stick~ ing out on both sides of the river, all along the hills of the Monongahela ? More recently, in his first cool acquiescence to the Philadelphia nomination, Mr. Webster gave itas his opinion, that 1t was @ “ nomination not fit to be made,” pleading, however, the pleaof @ choice between three evils as the only alternative of the great whig party of Massachusetts. Since then, Mr. Webster and thousands of others have come to the decision that the election of Gen. Taylor would be the election of a whig, and the maintenance of whig principles; and the illustra- tions afforded in the recent elections of the in~ cressing and steadily absorbing popularity of n. Taylor, have brought the whigs from a state of fngid imdifference to a most enthusiastic sup- port of his claims upon the party. : But, from the beginning, the name of General Taylor was well received in this State. Asa Northern man, and as the chiefiain of the Penn- sylvamia volunteers, in the glorious mare) from Vers Cruz to Mexico, General Scott would have been a more avatlable candidate in this Common wealth, and perhaps in all the North; but, from the heginning, the whigs ot Pennsylvania believed that Gen. Taylor was preferable to Mr. Clay on the score of availability among the sturdy Germana of this great sovereignty. The elections that have since come off, North and South, and the late well-contested contest, resulting in the election of Johnston, aa Governor, have given to the whigs of | Pennsylvania a confidence wad an enthusiasm