The New York Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1848, Page 3

| } | | | | } | | | “MAPTER, No. 15, 0. U. A—TOE MEMBERS y 4. LF ir cep Noreed ot the onder areiuvited te COMMERCIAL APFAIBE. MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, November 15—6 P. i. There wae a slight improvement im qactations of stocks to-day, but it gave no increased activity to the market. At the first board Tressury note: advanced 44 pervent.; Farmers’ Loan }{; Canton Co. \, wich and Worcester 4; and Harlem 3. Reading Bonds fell off {; Erle bonds %{; and North American ‘Trust 1% per cent. At the second board Harlem advanced 94; Erie bonds 34; Reading Railroad %; Canton Co. >; Norwich and ‘Worcester x; Farmers’ Loan 3s. The tolls on the Iilinois and Miohigsn Canal, re- ceived at Chicago for the month of October, amounted to $10,310 67. The tolls at La Salle for the same time were about the same amount, making the aggre- gate for the month $20,600, Up t» the 31st of October the tolls received amounted to more than one hun- dred thousand dollars, and will, for the season, reach nearly one hundred and twenty-five thousand, ‘The Governor of Illinois, by authority of the lxst liquidation law, has appointed Messrs. N, H. Ridgley, Uri Manly, and John Calhoun, trustees, for finally Closing the affairs of the State Bank of Illinois. The Board of Directors have assigned to these trustees all the effects of every hind of the bank, ana have given them full power to do every thing nevossary for the performance of the trust. The remaining bonds of the Erie Railroad Company amounting to $500,000, which will complete the whole of the $3,000,000 loan authorized by an act of the Legislature of this State, are about bving issued, and proposals for the purchase of the whole, or any portion of them, will be received until the 20th inst. These ‘bonds bear seven per cent interest, and an amount sufficient to pay three years interest on the whole issue, is deposited with the Comptroller of the State. This joan is the first lien updn the entire property of the Company. On the ist of January, the road will be opened to Binghamton, after which the net earn- ings will, it is estimated, be large enough to pay the interest on the new and old debt, and the new and old stock. A large amount of the bonds already issued s held in Europe, and they are considered by oapital- ints one of the best investments in the market. The New York, Albany, and Buffalo Telegraph Company haye declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable at their office in Utica, on the 20th instant. ‘The Bowery Fire Insurance Company have declared a semi-annual dividend often per cent, payable on the Ist of December. The awnexed statement exhibits the quantity of certain articles exported from this port for the week ending the 15th inst., showing, also, the extent of the thipments to each country:— Commence of tHe Port or New Yorx—Weexry Exports. To Liverpool.—Flour, bbis., 29,528; ore, 30 1,976; tar, 1,045; rosin, 1,642; turpentine, spirits do, galls., 7,645; whale oil, 1,505; I. R’ shows, cases, 86; beef, tierces, 268; corn, bushels, 93,218; wheat 29/300; barley, 1.856; tobacco, hhds 20,000; lard, 129.198; hams, 105,849, tallow, 203,629; cheere, 272 550; bees wax, 4,95. To London.—Cheese, Ibs., 617,756; lard, 73,132; oil cake, 170,090; hams,&c., 8 616; rice, tierces, 41; beef, 150; wheat, bushels, 6,206, resin, bbls., 156; flour, 6.700; pork, 200; turpentine, 2.713; spirits do., galls., 1,833; whale oil, 16,941; staves, No.. 7,000, To Bristol.— Rosin, bbls, 994; flour, 3,796; beef, tos., 150; cheese, Ibs., 82.350. To Glasgow.—Apples, bbls, 20; rosin, 476; flour, 3862; staves, No.. 3,000; corn, bushels, 39; peas, 624; lard, Ibs, 68.194; cheese, 28.897, —Flour, .bbis., 2.400; meal, 300; corn, 83,863; cheese, 1bs., 2.556. To Havre —Tallow, lbs., 2,082; whalebone, 16,302; lard, 26,437; potash, bbls., 236; cedar, logs, 200; copper, Tos., 15,600. To Holland.—Logwood, tons, 220; mahogany, logs, 632; plmento, bags. 200; rice, tos., 104; tallow, Ibs., 6,075; beeawax, 2,204; pimento, bags, 200. To Hanse Towns,—Svgar, Hay., boxes, 90; lard, Ibs. 21,027; sarsaparilla, cer’s., 69; rosin, bbis., 504; flour, 100; pimento, bags, 100; rive, tos., 65; tobacco, hhda., 8; tobacco, bal . To Belgium —Beef, bbls., 54; potash, 421; pearlash, 20; rice, tos., bark, ceroons, 60; coffee, bags, 704; | whalebone, Ibs., 10,492; tobacco, bales, 139. To Denmark, Sweden, and Norway.— Tobacco, manu- factured, Ibs., 9 004. To Ports in Mediterranean.—Cocoa, bags, 117; pi- mento, 756; coffee, 49); tobacco, hhds., 100; fustic, tons, 100; sapan wood, 39; rhubarb, cases, 8; bees wax, apples, 2 - ; do. mfd., lbs., of South America —Steel, cases, 1 arks, 64; nails, 60; pepper, bags, 70; 60; white lead, kegs. 128; domesti aokages, 97; paper, reams, 700; tea hyson, lbs., 2, linseed oil, gallons, 72; flour, barrels. 145 Te Madeira.—Corn, bushels, 5,2 0; flour, barrels, To St. Domingo.—Whale oil, 870 gall.; spirits turp., | 271; soap. 1,700 boxes; candles, sperm, 13; pepper, 3 Py '4 casks; flour, 75 bble.; pork, 03; tobacco, ed, 2,601; tard, 3,265; hams, 906;” chee utter. 612 Te anish West Ih Whale ofl, 6,591 galls.; cider, 100 cases; Drugs, &0.. 120 pkgs ; pa er, 1.850 reams; rice, 6 tos.; butter, 1.635 1os.; cheese, 1,526; candles, Md , 50 boxes; hay, 200 bales; candie wick, 14; | hoops, 45,00), No.; beef, 12 b' le, 87 'o British West Indi ‘lour, 1 707 bbls ; meal, 692; pork, 149; beef, 85; potatoes, 270; bread, 87; aoples, 25; tnsokerel, 10; rice, 60; rice, 83 tes.; corn, 4,974 bush. peas, 690; soap, 80 boxes; candles, moutd. matobes, 1,400 gro ; whale oil. 60 ; euge ‘2 bhd do, mfd , 87.006 lbs ; 2 rd, 6,320; cheese, ; fish, 1,012; cocoa, 25 bags; pepper. 4! pkgs ; hay, 187 bales North America —Flour, 1,45 5 tk, 100; rye flour, 104; apples, 58; soap, 6 boxes; corn. 154) bush ; wheat, tobacco. 2 bhds do. mfd., 42) lbs ; tea, black, 11,298; leather, 1,252. The aggregate shipments of flour for the week were | 50,069 barrels; corn, 140,280 bushels; wheat, 29,516 | bushels. Of the shipments of breadstuffs, 40,234 barrels | of flour, 120,920 bushels of corn, and 21,300 bushels of | wheat went to Great Britain and Ireland. The ship- mente of flour, wheat and corn from Southern ports | have recently been large. From New Orleans, for | the two weeks ending the 28th of October, inclusi the exports to Great Britain were 11,054 barrels flour, 79.684 bushels cern, and 11,780 bushels of wheat. Within the past day or two engagements have been made for large shipments of breadstuffs to England; and as the period for the closing of the canal approach- cs, there appears to be increased activity in these arti- cles. A large portion of these shipments have been made, no doubt, in anticipation of an advance in prices on the other side. We do not anticipate prices anything like those which raled in 1846 and the early part of 1847; but that they will be higher than those current at the latest dates, we have not the lightest doubt. The potato crop has already been nearly used up by disease and by increased con- sumption, to prevent a total loss from the rot, and the consumption of breadstuffs, for the remainder of the season, will be greater, in pro- | portion to the population, then heretofore. Jo the event of an advance of fifteen to twenty per cent teking piace in breadstuffs, on the oth-r side during the winter, shipments for this and the North- ern Atlantic ports, could not be made more profitably then than at the present time; for the supply at the various ports {s limited, and the prospect of its being sufficiently increased to permit large shipments to Europe, is very poor indeed; ‘n fact, prices here will ad without any important external demand. | We cannot caiculate on more than two weeks’ longer navigation on the canals, at the extent, and the re- ovipte this year, thus far, at tide water, have been nearly iillion of barrels of flour, eight hundred thousand bushels of wheat, and three million bushels of corn, lets than up to the same period last year, ‘This deficiency in the supply, with the increased con- sumption on the sea- board, will leave us with stooks, at tke close of navigation, by no means calculated to stands heavy draft for shipment, We have an im- mense population in this city and vicinity, and in the Eastern States, consumers of breadstuffe, supplies for which, for six months’ consumption, must be 1 laid im before the canals close. In the most | favorable light in which the matter can be viewed, there is very little Qoubt but that an important improvement in prices for breadstuffs will be realized | before the resumption of navigation in the spring. It is true, our railroad communication with the interior is more perfect than it ever has been before; and in an emergency. supplies of breadetuffs from the interior, to some extent, could be obtained; but the additional cost of transportation would place prices for that re- ceived co high that we can anticipate no advantage 2 = Sete Bebe PESEEeE Seuee do Wo de ow North Am Teast, 20 Mercuante’ Bank, Second "67, #l2mos 10055 W Kead Mort Bonde, — 61 1100 Erie Bonds, 7s, Canal, ‘2Bere Erie RR, full, 960 « zB, 2 Canton Company, T Wy 15 N York & N Haven, \dsom Canal, 145 CITY TRADE REPORT. Wepnespay, Nov (5—2 P.M. Asues are in fair demand, at $6 124 = $6 25 for pots and pearls. Corton.—There was moderate inqui- TY (iis Mor O1Lg. wt rates current Ko.—The matket for western flour is again 64. lower; the demand ia confined mostly to the home and east. ern trade; sales add up 3 000 bbis. at $5 3734 for straight brands State, Michigan, and Oswego; $5 31% for com- rands do; and’ $5 50 for pure Genesee southern we hear of notraneactions. Of m ere dispored of at $325 fhe ad no sales transpired. Corn is alse dull, though without particular change; we quote round 73 a 730, western mixed 67 a G0, and flat yul- Oste are firm, with sales of 3,000 bushels at Provisions —For pork there is a stuady demand, at $12 024 9 $12 75 for moss, and $8 81\ a The rales yesterday reached 2,200 t the above quotations esterday. KLoux, for wheat is heavy, t for government use In lard, we notice sales of 200 bi io butver, at 93 d prison sold at Wepnespar, Nov. 15—6 P M. As usual on the eve of later foreign news expected other steamer, the m: of the former moderate extent, includin, export, and at about 6c. per barrel lo esterday. No sales of wheat were Corn eold only to a limited extent, on terms stated below. Rye was rather dull, with fair sales. There was nO change in oats. Transactions in pro- virions were to a moderate extent, without material Coffee was dull, while a mode- jusiniess was doing in sugar and molasses. cotton, we refer to the ar by the arrival of flour and grain were were made to current rates of change in quotations. | ; rent I js. pots were made at $6 24s; pearlt were dull at . nf et to Lath November. —Flour.—The sales for the day footed 000 @ 8,000 bbls , among which were 5000 a 6,000 bbls. Oswego, chiefly for export at $5 3734; 500 do straight o, at $5 44; 150 do pure Gonesee at $5 08% 750 do Michigan old at $5 44, $547. Sales of 160 bbis. Petersburg city mills were Wheat—No sales transpired. d 200 do Ohio at made on private terms. Corn—The rales reached 15,000 a 20,000 bush sisting chiefly of old and new mixed. at 61a 650 for pew, and at 68c for old, including 13,000 half new and half old flat yellow at 6So. New Jersey were made at $3 bushels were made at 6 in Rye Flvur. ‘Meal—Sales of 400 bbls 5. Rye—Sales of 4,000 There was no chauge 1 were selling at 841; Receipts down the Hudson since the opening of Wheat flour, bbls Corn Meal... 06s Exports from st to Wheat Picur, bbls Wheat, bush... here was good demand to-da of 2,000 bales were effected; the market was quite firm. LIVERFOOL CLASSIFICATION. ther slack, owing to the expected, | Flour wi neur approach of later ne gaged at 2s, 3d ; corn, in American vessels, was taken at 7d., and in Britich bottoms at 6. For cotton, FisH.—The market continues dull, and quotations Sales 600 quintals dry cod at about $2 125, Mackerel we quote at $7 and $5, without sales. Hiors—There have been sales of 3,590 Buenos Ayres 6 months; 6,400 do. from store, 10¢., 84 per cent afloat, 20 Ibe.. at 93 to country dealers, tothe city trade, at private bargain; 4.000 8gc., per centage off; and 1,000 do. at 83 —Of Scotch pig, some 700 tons hi ut of the market, at $21, 6 months receipts are larg lower than ever before known in this market. for the past week comprise 5.600,000, at $1 123 a1 183, The ruling figure is now and quotations part cash, and 90 days. Motasses.—New crop New Orleans w: nd nome 300 barrels were dispor ; there bave also been Muscovado at private bargain. On..—The demand for linreed is more active, be quoted a shade firmer. Sales 6,000 8 7,000 gallons-at 50¢ a5lc., and 2600 do. American pressed at 1c. a 63c , In casks and barrels, Oi Caxe.—Sales of round were made at 25 cents. Provrerons —Sales of 200 bbls mess pork were made ;_ for prime, $9 was asked, with buyers at $8 75 to $8'873¢. Lard.—Sales of 300 kegs | were made at 8 cents, and about 100 to 200 bbls at 7 t fair demend at $9 25 to $9 3735 4 @ $5 28 tor country bbis. were reported. Cheera, | 000 head, fresh on of 600 hhds Cuba at $12 624; to $12 a $10 asked for mess ; prime Sales of about 1 prime to extra, we quote at 7 to7 rived more freely, including 2 to i Prices receded to nothing new in butter. Export from Ist to Lath November, iced yesterday, 374 to43¢ cents, | and 200 boxes brown Havana at i}¢ cents to 5°,, usual | bhds Kentucky, ba for shipping at nd 10 boxes new crop Florida at Tonacco.—We notice sales of mostly at 3g cents; 400 bales 10 cert, short price, 213 cents, usual tim Wiarxnoxe was offered (both kinds) at about 260. Wrusxry.—Sales of to 400 bbl Ohio, were mado at 23%, to 23° reported sold at 24 cents. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. $1,000 United 8t buy do Defcrred te prison and ‘Some lota were itatos G's, 1963, 1053; ; 6's, 7634 : 500 do ao, v 100 do do, 6634 ; 1,000 Baltimore & Ohio K 1 share Commercial’& Farmers’ Bauk, 20, Purtaverpma, Nov. 15.—First Board—$2 50) Penn. 5s, 745 ) U. 8. Treasury Note ue 97); HO Nav. Int, 45; 2 3,000 U. 8, 6s, Barrivons, Nov. 4.— 684 e#i,t00 do do, New | sent her to the grave | who conspired in her ujuel ony he 2,000 Reading Rai ris Canal, 674; 5! 78; 400 Chee.and ailroad, 58; 10 do., 51%: 9 Ke 3 Harri 5 wading Railroad, New Jersey Copp: ‘Vilmiogton Raviro: 10 shares Minebill Ri Boston, Nov. .—Brokers’ Board—First Board—5 shares Railroad, 109; 9do Western RB 1 Railroad, 63; 4 do New England’ Worsted Co, 10 do Massachusetts Bank, iS rights Fitebburs ‘ermont Central Railroad, lailvead, 993¢ ; 30 do jo Boston Exchange Co, 422 2do New Bneland Hank, 93: , $1.25. Second Board—B shares V {5 do Northern Railroad, 9054. FOREIGN MARKETS. Kixastox, Jamarca, Oot. 20.—Flour—There have vals since our last, becoming redcced, but owing to the demand the supply ma Sales are dull nd the stock is usually small considerable. By retail, 368. is asked for Baltimore. As we are about closing, we learn that two of the Jate anivals brought flour, al nothing has yet been done in sales, Rice—Carolins is reat abundance, and is very dull. Sales of Bengal have and 500 bags 16a. per 100 lbs, not been any out 1800 barrels— stock of Kast India ie light. been made at 3a Batavia have been taken at Bread of all descriptions is very abundant, and exces- sively dull, and it is imporsible to effect sales to any ex- be quoted at 17s. and other tent Wattson's Pilot m brands at 15 #168. sllin smoli 12 14, and crackers 1' Tinilid., but moves off very slowly, the demand being extremely dull. although the stock of 20 frkins Halifax has been made at 9¢d , but the value ef Nova Scotia now at market cannot be stated at more than Sd.; were the quality better, more could be obtained than tke latter tigure We rs that butter for this market should be of a bright yellow color, and must not be too hight: ry little American at market. single parcel at market, article is much wanted. 100 firkins, arrived as we wi have fetehed Od, per Ib. Lumber—The m plied with all kinds, except red oak ‘& moderate supply is wanted. The Lard—There is not from such movemen' ‘The raiiroad communicatioa will therefore benefi, the producers more than the | consumers. We have, or shati havo sooa,a rairoad | connection with Albany, and the whole line of roads | Unealeable. running through the interior of this State, With Al- | bany, the communication is not #0 direcs as it will be | when the Harlem road is completed; but never: | thelese, it is sufficient for the purposes of travel and traneportation, in the absence of a better; and we | chall, throughout the close of river navigation, be within eight hours’ ride of the seat of government ‘The improvement in the tracks of the central line of roads through this State, will enable the companies to carry all the freight offering, and the roads between this olty and Albany are equal toany M™ the country for the transportation of heavy freight, staves, of whic! lat sales of W. P. were at 728 Cedar shingles are worth 1 ‘Wood hoops are quite unsaleable. vendish is wanted, and is worth Sd ‘nere has been littl er 1,000 feet, cargo to 168 per 1000 — ‘Tobacco—Leat is done in this arti- We quote prime 60 0 62s, per bbl.; per Ib, Pork—' cle since our last prime mere 684, per do; mess 70 stock ie moderate | are being sold at 84. per Ib, | Cheere—50 boxes American have been placed at We have not heard of any sales in English. Beef —Family,in half barrels, has changed hands at 44s Sugar has reced er large supply. amd the unfavorable et and cannot be quoted over lia nda. Frieghte—None offeri has been given 60 days, 1% do 1 per cent premium; 69 days, 1 de, Home Lancashire of good quality American are 6 a7! per half barrel ow sae, rath y th at Croton Hall, on akiond at our next rey. Le SE Madras foe Deir mivw, Mich inet, to. be ‘stmadge, Grand Sachem. "By order of WM. M. TWRED, Sachom, Joun Garvin, C. of the C. »SIATION,—LRCTU RES CANTILE Liptay assy i in he Milde Aas Teoturcson the abevo.sutjec® Will be dele red in the Lecture Room of the Mereintil: Lib Assooiati by Liecester F A. i ng the evenines of Tuesday, Nov. 21: Friday ; 1; and Deo. sm wt duty ty Se Course, $2; te a single Lecture, {1 scentionan ane two Indies to the + owrse, 8%: to A Kinele Loarure 75 a0nts, May be hal at the bookstores of Jobn Wiley, 161 Broadway; Bartlett & Welford, 7 astor (louse; Edward, Dunigan, Fulton 633 Broadway, and at the door on th r ae and shese ‘who purpose lesired to apply early. . steal __Chairman of Leoti ARLEM PARK TROTTING COUKIE—A MAT IL POR $100, mile beata, best three in five, will come off on the above Course, on Thursday, November 16th, at 234 o’clook, P. M. David Bonyon rames & « Youre ‘Confidence, to go co n 250 pound ‘wagon; John Seott names blk =m. ‘nt ounee bp in har mi s ormmittes —LOST, ON THe EVENING OF THR KEWAR BS st ie che saloon cf tho Coliseum a small sun ot money. Tp reward will be paid, by leaving the ame at No, 8 Doyeratrest. 15 REWARD —STOLEN, FROM 101 CHAMBERS Sr. ® on the evening of the USth insy., a Ger.nun cloak, of blue Cth, with sloever, gymp binding and large oord und tassel: lin- ing of & redialy brown color ove reward will bo paid to any 01 ¢ returning said cloak at the above promises, aud no ques. tions naked. K&WARD—LOSI, ON TUE Lith INSTANT, GOING frem Canal street to the Oregon found: in Greenwich treet, $3%—three 10s and one 3 dollar bill. Any person that will leave the sai (pad one ft Paper, will receive the bove reward, and the 8 of owner. yep WARREN 1. HARRIS, OST—SOMEWDERE IN OR NGAR BROADWAY, A Lio iinet Morr cco, Pocket book, omtsining. from ninety to } one hundred and twenty dollars. A fair division of the contents is only requested with the finder, who will, 1 hope, be pl leased to leaveit with Mr. J. M, SANDERSON, Union Club, No, 376 Broadway. ad pase KS EXCHANGED—ON BOAKD Td STEAMBIAT Connecticut, last evening, » Russet Leatuern Trunk, mark- ed J. A. B,, New Haven, Ct, exchanged for one marked G. B.C. For further informetion. apply at Judron’s Hot-}, Wenie—ey A GENTEEL, RE‘PECTASLE GIRL A situation ina family who are going to Charleston, New | Orleans, or Montreul, a8 Ladies’ Maid, or Governess of Uhildreu. | She i competent ia the art of Drose making. Every satisfaction siven as regards characte, lease addices a mote to M. A. 11.” at the office of thin paper, atating Where, an interview may Ye had, and it will be punctaally at tended to, : woman ; is & fh ok, washer, and toner, Best nine aF 268 ato WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPEC CALLE ots Wcinan, as seamstress in @ private family; is also a gocd dross-maber, and would assist in ¢ i quired, Plewse addrers, or inqnire, at No. 209 Worcer atroet, 7 ANTED—A SITUATION RY A MOST RESPECTABLE oung woman, a8 Plain Cobdk, Washer and Ironer, or do general hourework in a small private family. ‘Tho best of city Feferencor Apply at 222 Bet streat. ANTFD- BOARDING, IN A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE boarding house, for three ladies +nd two gontlemen; three bedrooms and oe parior will be required; below Canal street, ay proforred. Please addreas T, 8, Herald office. ANTBD—A SITUATION A8 IN-DOOR SEAVANT, RY tendy, respectable man, who perfectly understanse his business, by au Engtiehman, or to take the care of agentie: man's house and farming, with a good referouce. 563 Hudeon strort. 1@ chamber wo ANTED—A SITUATION, RY A JOURNEYMA’ ‘Watchmaker—the country preferrod. Please call, or ad- dress through deepatch post, to Wm. Parker, 256 Adams atreat Brooklyn, Good reterences given. Gan be seen at the abuve place for one week. ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE WOMA re tion ina small family, ‘0 do the genoral Housework: is a Aroner, and'is & good Cook; oF to do. chamber it in washing and ironing, good. $ al Mulber gistreete eh 800d city re Was SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, to do general housework. Can give the best of sity, references as to character aud capability. Apply at No.8 ge atreet, Wy ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN -A situation to do General Housework in » small private family, or Chomber work and Sewing, or to take oary of children, The lest of city reference will bo given, Please call at No. 6 Stone street, third floor, front room, WANTED 4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN, 10 GO SOUTH | with a lady who isin delicate health, She must be fuily competent to tske charge of her waidrobe, and to attend upon heriFill, One speaking the Free’ or Spavish language wou 4 be referred. Apply at Oil Broadway, between the hours of 9 and 1 o'clock, Le ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE PRO- testant young women. sisters, one take charge 6f two or three children. C dresses in the neatest manner, and make &e,; or would do the housework of small private family. Good reference piven. Piesse enquire at 140 Bester street, near the Bowery. To be heard of for one week. DY WHO HAS BADLONG experience ip teaching, is desous of forming one or two acditional engagements. Her course of eduoation comprises English, French, and Italian, Pianstorte, Sloging and Drawing. Letters, post paid, addressed to R La, office of this paper, wil meet inimedinte attention. YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION A3 Chambermoid. Enquire at No. bt Warren street, SIUUATION WANTED AS WAITER, BY A FRENCH. man lately arrived from his country, and whocan be well recommended by his present employe Jangunge Lut the French would induce bim t pt a very derateeslary, Addroat “Emile,” at the office of this pape RESPECTABLE YOUNG SWENCHMAN, OF GOOD education, who speaks some English, wanta ‘a situation 98 ina private fairy. Be caa bring the best of reforence for cayacity, Can te seen for three days A line addressed T. J., care of H, Schewiron, No, 65 Laurens street, will he attend: ed to. 0 DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES—WANTED, BY ‘@ young man, ® situation as clerk. Can take the entire management of a retail store, and per/orm minor rundeal opera. tions. Is a member of the Medical Society, and competent Apothecary, Satisfactory references given. Apply or address to ition stree' 0 CAPITAII-TS—PARTNE% WANTED IN A LITERA. 7 ISITING GOVERNESS —A inereased to any ed capital. To a man o business babite s rare opportunity is offered for a eafs and un- ucuslly prefilable investment of trom $5,000 to $10,000, Bs Lisfiction can begiven ona personal interview, for which, creas, with real name, (none others will be attended to,) “ Litera: ry Enterp ite,” Herald office. Ail communications strictly con- ANTED—IN CHELSEA, BY A GENTLEMAN rated there. Ifsuitable, would be per- ent; terms, therefore, must not exceed twelve or thirteen dol permonth, Private family preferred. Distance must not ‘ceed five or tem minutos wa'k from Kipp & Brown's we, Ninthavenue, Address, immediately, A. Z. Herald Oifico, OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—BY A GENTLEMAN ind hie mother, For suitable accommodations in a c»mfor- table brick house, permanent oard will be engaged. Location ¢o bo within ten minutes walk of the Fulton Ferry Address 0. M, office of this paper. 0 LET—1HE UPPER PART OF AGOOD size THRER atory Hovse, consisting of the entire seoond flo ith bad- roc ms in tre third story, attic rooms, uae of kitehon, with cooking range completo, good collar, yard, &e. Family ocoapying quite tall, and desirous of meeting with a eenteol family, wie will pay a proportionate rent, which is very low for tho situation.” App'y 17 Broadway, or address BT, box 1,054 : (0 LET, TO ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN TLEMEN, private French family, @ large room on the seoond floor’ with or without breakfast and tea. Appl: at 15% West broadway’ EDWARD PRIME HAS RESUMED BUSINESS AS STOCK and Exchange Broker, at 64 Wall street. ONVERSATIONS FRANCAI3ES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT ‘on the oral system, enabli. gto speak from the firs and ensuring ense aud’ fluency to pupils more advasced, but de ficent in apeakieg. Private tnition at heme, SE per month ; itt0 in olnraes, $2; pr their residence, $7. Please address Mona. de St. Pierre. natif de Paris, 30&Brondwa HE LATE MRS, FRANCES MAFF(TT.—EX PO sURE No. 6 —The National Poliee Gazette of this week will contain a true account of the death of the Inte Mrs. Frarces Maffl:t, with an. astounding revelation of the guilt of those who the confession of ane of the clergymen With tho disclosure of his name. A. startling. accoont of anner of the robbery of the State jewels, at Washington, and the very extraordinary motives of the thieves for ee doing, and an indication who they were A. sin: Isr charge made at the police office, in relation to the nuptial ditteultien, of '& remarkable character, between @ fashionable ir of the so-called Upper Ten—decidealy rich. Another excit- Pax chapter in the ife of Richard PB. Robinson and elon Jomet with & beautiful engraving Trgether with a large amount o correspondonce from Philsdelphia and other places, as well as the usuel amount of foreign and domestic criminal news, giving graphic descriptionn of crimes of all kinds—murders, soductions: rarer, robberies, burglaries, and everything else in that line, For enle ever ofhioe, t HAT so PION, WILL Wal OAR whore business is I ROADWAY THEATRS—E. A. MARSHALL, PROPR. or—Mr. Forrert as 5,01 wili be perfurmec the Mr Fores; Marclus 7», Mr. Horned; Bhi drews: Julia, Mi o.onchie with AN OUJRCT OF INTER ESE—Mr Bydenb 7 Vernom, Moa Me. raged, awa will shordy Taureday eveni ot THE GLADIATOR — indus Cracens Me. Fredericks; ear, Drees Cisse pper Tiers, 25 cents; Galiery. (6— performance to cot B—THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. the new drama of Ma pHieR 6 Fitch ot Spada, Mr. J. Daun: Codes dow ‘on; Sir Gaston’ di Land), Mr J. 4. After whieh the om BOV—Paday Miles, Mr. R. William’ URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS SCREBT—THUBSDAY performed DUM BBY AND SON— i Ate. Carker, Mtr. Jocdaus a am; Mr. Toots, Mi Mr. Oumbey: Mri, Cuttle, Mr. Hivrton edith, M new burletta of P: J bos ght. After which the ‘N—Count Muflonusl, To" h, Mr. Hamilton; Mr. Me Dress Cirole and Panjnerte, tue 2%e. Doors open at 3 past 6—c TIOBELL9 OLYMPIC THEA’ ning, November 16, will be PRINCE~Don Leader, i bara Milford, Miss Weymss. Doors open at to commence at 7 o'clock precise! MBeents Pit and Gallery, i FRAU'S NEW NATIONAL, THEATRE, ROB KOY McGREGOR—Kob Rey, Mi PRE—TAURSDAY EVE. emed THE LVVISIBLE 4 Mary Ganmon; ‘The Fran ‘eliowed ty the popular focal oe - Chanfrau; Joo, Mi Mr, Micharaen; W ald.as 2 will, Ar. jour; Katy. Mins Moot 10 DO THEY tAKE ME FO Dawes: Torenes OReilly, Mr. Cunsingha les, Boxes 26 conte: Pit 124, to commence at 7. Orbalut cor. footward. To be followed drama of NEW YORK AS IT 15—Mose, Burks; Charles Meadows, ‘Lord Leather wad, Mr. Nickinson; rhe. After which ESMERAL lickingon; Clopin, Mr. Rey- . To conclude with NA- oe Mie © Frolio, Mr. Arvold; Quasimodo, M. cents. Doors open urtain rises a 7 o'clock. ‘8, ALHAMBRA, BETWEEN SPRING | ‘and Price streetx—Jubu Iryoa und Corporal Themoson, , Friday, and Saturday Saturday afternoon, — J. and P, Martinetti, 0 he Rope, in her ‘rial ( iv \heir a t of Tableaux and Pores; Lee Freres Martingtei in io Pantomime; Mr. W. B, Carrol ip severnl acts of horsemanshi ROADWAY CiRC end Wik OvLiWEe every lbs un! of the re MINSTRELS. (cceaiaee PRESENE POPULAK STYLE OF RIHIO‘IA TALNMENTS, whose concerts in this cit montha. wove recevwed with such distingnished favor and natro- euings, Now. bith (his week com prise- Whestlers; = most bei the brothers Willie and AND ORIGIN ATO! fs ‘Cona once *y past 7, AKNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, PRO- TG juman being on eatt port and talented hand of Negro Singers Dy a a Professor AwherteNt, ous trie Outang. Fairy Family. Infant Vostria. ‘wary. Midam Rock well, toe. faamon be privately consulted at an extra charge including Musoum, Performances, Lit- conta; ohildren under ton years of age, and to walk alone, conta, Resorved tron’ ihiuiegeesb extra NNOUNCEMENT.—ZOOLOGICAL HALL, NO. 37 BOW- otfully informed, that the above to the publicon Monday ev th the iargest and moat complete collec xh bited in Now York, inoludsn G'L HAS THE HONOR TO entlemen of New York, that Concert will take plage at the Tabornacle, on Thursday November 16, Programme L_ 1, Overture to Oberon, ber: 2, Romance and Keality, walta, Josef Gang'l; 3, Varia- aire from Norma, M. Fled Gambrinus Polka, Joref Gung. Par Newaboy, Potpourri, Jovof Gung'l. (‘The namos of differeat airs rt, 22 in numter, are to be found in the pro- irs from the opera of Martha, Strauas; Part {IL 8, 11 Paparallo, Master Zabel, P. Alvars; 9, Farewell to alte, by rxteat, Josef Gung’l; 10, The Prus- Martial Potpourri. Joret Gung’. ecisely. No post, ovement on account of the weather. had at all the principal music stores, and at the door of the Tabernacle on the evening of the Mis" ¢ to the Indies Wi tions for the flute, introduced in thie F Sounds from Home, Jeet Gui Variations tor the ba Berlin, Manuscript ery.—The pul getablishment will bo of ‘cents each, to be ith, living Bensta and Bids over the entire collections of Van Co, Tho interior of the building has been entirely rebuilt, and and decorated in a style of magnificence al Institut in its palmiest dave; tors being determined to establish an Academy of Na | istory worthy of the city, and deserving of the of an enlightened community. ‘Full vertirem: ILSON'S ENTER-AINMENTS.—MR. WILSON RE- grets to announce that h which renders it necessary for bi ment announced for this evening, Next week Mr. Wilson sings in Bosten, au 27th November, he will reeume his Entertainments, for © fow Ww assembly room, Coster House, 673 Broatway. in now being fitted 1 pertioulans io VAN AMT LENT & COS HIPPOFRR(AN EMOVAL OF SAN ‘Arena and Cirous.--This immense © opened on the lot known as Niblo's Garde formances, inoluding the foate of performing elephants, camels, and ponies, with the acts of a splendid equestrian wn iven every evening. Admisston 75 conta; ore open at 634—perfurmances ‘ednesay and Saturday NIGBTS—HA SINGTON’S MAGNIFICENT SACRED Dioramas ol the Creation and Del ightly, with admiring and del al ney ye the most br aren and witnewed iNew York. Admittance 25 Way and Walker street, 0,000 PERSONS sobolars have the Creation and Deluy of schools and families, there will be an exhibition noon, at 3 o'clock, and evening, until further notice ‘The even. o'clock, corner of Broadway and . have boon crowded ences, for 100 nighta, mnaitic trouge, are iidren under ten, hall ND 15,000 SUNDAY SCHUOL lanington's Saared Diora: AVOLEON CROSBING THE ALP8.—THIS GREAT HIS. bby Delaroche, the tional Academy of ‘corner of Broadway and ynard ing exhibition commences at fom ning, A.M., until ten, P.M. Admission, 250,; YMNASTIC EXERCISES—WM. FULLER RB fully informa the gentlemen of New York and that in accordance with numet ACOB 8. FLATT, AUCTIONEER —ASSIG: ‘of satock of Hardware. Sale to tuke pince o 29 Pear} atrvct, on Friday, 17th, at 10 o'clock. embracing 753 lots, ary now ready, and may be hiad at the auction rocm, 23 Flatt street, ‘Ihe stock consists of a general assortment of Birmingham heavy and ebelf goods, Sheffield table and pocket cutlery, razors, shears and scissors, bread, butely thoe knives, files, edge too tools, brass looks, Clark’ Bo, Amount of stool wus and earnest Folic former pupila, he bas been induced 10 reo: school for Gyms sstice, ‘To this end, he bas taken @ spacious No. 1k Courthandt streot, whicli he has furnished with all the necessary apparatus tor these healhful and invigorating ex. ercises, ‘The room has been selected for ita proximity to Brook- Iyn, Jersey City. and the lewe " men living in those places, or Saws, butts, woodecrows, parrow and broad butts, cordace, business down town, New Oruxans, Nov. 5, 1848. The py ection— The Theatrical Seasm—Travdleré an,” Travelling— The Sugar Crop. Iam about w” 'Y an experiment, but have very little hopes of sucer,¢4g, and so would you were you here. tam about tempting to wnite a letter to the Herald, in the midst xf the greatest political turmoil it has been my lot to Witness for a long tine. The political potis boiling up ..78t funnously ; but, as the eventtul seventh is close at hand, hopes | ave entertained that the country may yet be saved. Though this is the very hot-bed of Taytorisnr, the democrats are going into the contest tooth amd nail,” and it will be a ‘nip and tuck” matter ; yeg you may set it down as a fixed fact, that Taytor | will carry the State by a thumping majority. There ig any quantity of fun to be found about tows, | especially at night, when the streets are filled with Fillmore Rangers, Cass and Butler Guards, Taylor Reserves, Kough and Ready Clubs, im stacks; when the air is rent with songs, asserting the certainty of the election of both the great poli- cal candsdates, Of course, you know, there is not much free soil here. In passing through the streets you are haved atevery corner, to Know who and what you are ; and one is as much puzzled te answer on the safe side as Major Andre was im umes past. Here you will stumble over a gentle- man who 1s endeavoring to couvince a lamp post ot the availability of his candidate, aad the usual stillness of the nightis broken by some solitary Veeulist, who is roaring out a political refrain, while the spirit moves him, and’ occasionally stops to express his decided admiration of the eenti- ments he has just uttered in melodious strains. The grand resort of the whigs is at Hewlewt’s Ex- change, which is filled ‘from morn till dew’y eve;”’ but, singular to say, they seem to bs merely endeavoring to convince each other that Taylor the man. The quantity ot whiskey consumed alt over the city 18 enormous.. The whigs were te have a grand illuminated procession last evening, but the elements conspired against it, and it was ned until Monday, the night before the elee- and perhaps there will not be some kaock- ing down and dragging out. Business ie compara- tively at a stand still, and will be until after the election 1s over. The amusements of the season have not yet commenced, but the appearances indicate a vel gay, winter. The theatres have not yet open their doors to the public; but the American will soon commence operations, and with a better stock company than we have had here for many years. Mr. H. P. Grattan, of your city, 1s to have the stage management, and will dcubtless prove a great acquisition to manager Place. Among the company are George Jamieson, Mrs, Coleman Pope, John Green and his wite, Mr. Manve the tener singer, Miss Brienti and Brough, all pretty well known in the neighborhood of New York. The theatre itself has been thoroughly overhauled during the recess, and presenta, internally, a very neat and elegant appearance. ‘The St. Charles’ theatre, which has, for many years, been nothing more than a gloomy, uncomfortable lite box, has been entirely rebuilt, and is now, or will be when completed, a most elegant and commodious theatre, in every way worthy of our Crescent City. The alterations must have cost at least $16,000, 80 you may judge that they have been somewhat extensive. “Iud- low and Smith have laid themselves out, and will per invenity, $2270, he attention of country as wel ‘Terms—under $1 Hal’ 6 onthe and hal K mont cyery convenience ctlered. Mr. Fulier wail alao give leeton the ort of self ¢efence, as taught by him for twenly-live years in the United Staten, ONSIGNRES > OTICE—CONSIGNEES PE4 BARK ga. | Have arrived from St. Lous, ragoeen, from New Orleans, will please attend to the recep | be thé stage-manager, and Mr. tion of Uicir goods, at the foot’ of Jefferson street, where she Teal este in the vieuity Of dadionn equury, avenve, Thirtieth and Thirty-first stecets, for sale, on Wedines day, Nov, 22d, at 12 o'clock, ut the Merchants on the east side of Mad ron avenue, commenc Thirthieth street; 1 lot on tl nue ard Thirty -first street ; 2 3lote on thesouth tide of Thirtieth streot, 175 feet eaat Blots on the north side of Thirtieth stre dion arosur, near the Fourth; 4 lote on th venue j 5 lote on tof Sixth avenue, ‘The above lote ary all SHIP SILVIE the Custom Houre this day, and 1ON & LI OR VALPAR: sted to clear t their vills of lading in to TON, 22 Broad street. NITED STATES WAIL STEAMSHIP COMPVANY—FOR New Oricans, Havana, and Chagree—Landing at Charleston | and Savannah—The Steamship Falcon, W. T. 1 gail for the above. lock M., from Pier No.4 zonthwest corner of Madison ave on Madison avenue ; Madt 01 ide of Fordy fourth stroet, 120 feet e nthe Filth and Sixth avenues Tenutitully rituated on what may be called the back bon Fourth and Fifth avenues: sffor ‘onvenient fuctlition to the lower par of the city. as well ntiful prospect of vessels passing mp and down the North and Bost rivers. orts on Friday, December Ist, at inland, Letween the a . Paneage to Dew Orleans in Do do JONEKR.—HOUSEHOLD FURNT- sell at auction, on Thureday, Nov. ‘At 1034 o'chck, at No. 6 Prinoe atreet, the Furniture con- inj of Dressing Bureaus, Washstanda, Teadsteads, book Cases, Sofas, ler-a-tote , Ottomans, and other Chairs, Reckiny AUCT tore.— Thomas Bel tained in thé above, cons 0 Freight to Chames at 70 conts p % conts per foot. Passengers to Chagres will be charged freight onallexcept wearing apparel, and on this when it exceeds 20 pounds This ship will connect with the Psnama lin M. 0, ROBERTS, 113 West street. by the clerk on board, be Chairs in hair, oloth and Glases, Girandoles, Solar Law pa, Windo # Shades, Cloth, Ke, &e. Also, one elegant Rosewood Piano fheight or passage, apply to Bills of Inoing ei; for signature by 9 « DR NEW ORLEANS, Via HaVANA—ON THURSDAY, November 16th.—The splend! steamship CRESCENT CITY, Charles Stoddard. commanos, will sail for New Orleans, vin Ha: yana, on Thursday, the 16th of November, at 3 o'clock, P. 4 North River, No verth secured until paid laces. Poutage to Havana, be forwarded unless pre- on the day of anit LEGANT FURNI' auc €5 Beckman strect, corner of Gold street, 'y time before the aalee, OR SALE—A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, OF FIVE hundred aores, in Florida, thirty miles from St. A\ five miles trem dackwonv tle, on the cast bank of the iver. For particulars, entire of J. J. Brown, 62 jorance of any | 0» ound at the usual mice. No lesters will be freight except specie receive ing # ened by tho clerk on board, and to for signature before 12 o'clock M., on. ai silver-ware and other valuables, W thelr value, For freight or of sailing. Jewelry, MY charged 1 per cent. on assaye apply to JOWARD & SON, 73 § NICSYRUG Tai Mra Another fellow being reo atest trium pha « ead it 1 rompt and for the benetit of known a short de- cted cure I obtained from 0 years stnoe 1 was 1 was no far reduced, had, at difforeat ti ns. without receiving any 1844, T commenced using LEECE TAVERN AND ENGLISH DINING ROOMS, NO. W Ley street, adjoining the Franklin B t crieff would beg toacquaint the inhabitants of New York. and vieiters to ditto, that, fiom the unpreo-dented sucocee of his one ‘ular request of numerous parties, this day. when nome: kail, roast beef, or o'clock ordinary, at the he will commence a twe' thing like 8 comfortable dinner of Scoto mutton, and other knick knacks, too namerous to mention, can * ‘The follow ing ose is one of the gre: Ginenee ever published in medical history. by no other than the feclit g of benevo'en my afllicted fellow bei scription ofmy dieense, aw Schench’s Pulmovio Syrup. Upw: taken sick, which gra ually increased, that I never expected to bo well agi the attendance of six eminent phy chop, of snything elee, with that eu ‘baked, murphy with bu in the shape’ of @ whiskey punch, of, if inimitable egg flip, and mcigar. 1 anytr ing about the liquors would be superfluous; all tha int come ond try them, W YORK KIDING street.—Mr, J. H. Meri friends and the preferred, a pint of h HOOL, NOS. 65 AND 67 WATT ‘otfully begs leave toinform i pen his Brening ‘Insa, in copnention with his Day School, for tuition and exervisa i turday evening, December 2d. Application to be ico oF échool Foom. VELLING TRUNKS—JOHN CATINACH, TRUNK ‘Manufacturer, No.1 Wall street, corner Row on hand, and constantly making & a muporior article of Sole, Loather, Trunks, suitablo for Amertoan ot European travel, and Portmanteaus for the Malle P Gia oe oe Weet Indien, Bout ee tee nts, Herald, 1 can only say as every bod. and husky. Thad a ar the margin of ibe ribs; this ‘ral; pain in my shoulder, A shazy smaller than natural, or, as pain in my left mde, which w: of my stomach, topene coated with a thick white fur, stomach very sour, appetite entirely cove. bowels very frregular aud co fever, night sweats, thirst, vi sight dry cough, pain in ‘my ot being able to eat anythin, iMicalty of breathing, T was low spirited, and often woul! have bad spells, that my family tho 1 cannot deecrite, a8"I would like to di ion, and my wre' was cither direased or diranged, ph Y ud Liver Cemplaint, and was fast hestening to tho Consumption. This as near as can toll, wos my situation whon ng the Pulmonic Syrup.” I found that the Syrup agried with me, ard it was the only medici Tt caused a large quantity of corruption to be aiecharged, y I levin'gs, gave me an ap Syrup was the remedy, by tho hel wasdying, R. E. DRIOU, OF PARIS, BEGS TO INFORM THE PUB- Tio ot New York that he has established a glove factory in nas the factories of Paris, Pei desirous of having well fitted gloves will please leave their mea- 160 Greenwich street, between Courtiandt this city on the same sure at his store, that ever gave mo HER—A PEW DOZEN OF CORNE! Leather, assorted, BECK & KUNHAE WHISKFY—HIGHFLAVORED it and better, us Beyle superior Pate ust received aud h to move from New York of April following I w city to West Farms, where 1 now resive. I enjoy at this time perfect health, am more fleshy, and feel better os rag) ae lor quality, kages adapted for their purpees, ian. Ba Fi Jons than the asual rates, by WILLIAM Distiller. 86 Seventh avenne. Office, 42 Stone s i—WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN for one dollar an tod wich were gold TB cena to." Latesoting 38 oe wl cont 5 Cima OficeD Broaden. : re NEW FONG, TO A VERY OLD TUNE. O! where has your dreadful hoarencas gore? our dreadful hoarsencss gone? it never will return, ir meny years peet. ‘This medicine has proved a blessing to my- have used it with my children several timer, reat tenefit, and many hi it also wi h like effocta, my house, and would not be without it for Leonecientionsly betieve it is the best medicine ever discovered, and T sarnestly recor mend the publie,to try it believing, as I do, know of, have wre consideration, and ros of further particulars can call upow me dence of my husband, Ca) oN. ¥, [4 milet frow re} |. B. Bh . Johnson, West Farms, Westchos ‘and where, and O! wherehae PRUDENCE JOHNSON. ‘0, my hoarseness is gone, an Son ana Ry hackiog cough has disappeared, as you full soon shall learn, 0! how, and O! how did your hoarsoness disapponr? It had settled on your lu ‘and had troubled you a year, O! my cough had set font’ on my lungs, and brought me to cr 's door, But O! it has gone and Toft me; and will trouble me no more, ©! where, and O! where bas your bronchitis gone? ‘And where, and O! wherg was the wonder-working done? ‘and it never will come back, ‘And my voice is like a mocking bird's without a burr or crack, ©! who, tellme who, wagit did the wondrous enre? ay your meking oough, and brought you from withont * murmur, e ly upon the horse, and work him daily, All strains, callosi- ‘My bronchitis it hai rellungs of every ni i mi Abeve, all our best. horse traine prietors, have Jaid down ever: them fcr thirty or forty yeors, and used this as the best, cidedly the choapest lininent in market. cents; G bottles for $2 60; $4 ‘at Tatterenlls, Broadway, whole "stores and eaddl aianie Reapene Sng, ving ‘other remedy used by man; ‘anid or! O! it was no ugly doctor, but » lady good and fair, Who cured me of my racking cough, with her medicine #o rare. 0! where, and O! where does this fair physician dweli? doven, at 20) Peart street. and le and retail; and of generally, throughout the eity and into the affections of’ people this weok, and show up life itis, Among the important ones will be the abduction of M Smith, Amoriors Hatter, B’hoys of New York, &c., &e, Ready ‘on Friday morning. Office 38 Ann street 0. 19, “% BD BUNTLINE'S OWN,” WHICH WILLBE OUT on Fridav, at 4 o'clock, contains Boses for the Gamblers to Swallow—A Trip to Barttord, ard Notes thereon—Garry Whit: mere, and 9 Midnight Marriage—The Rum antique Loveyor— Btartling Corscepondence from all over the Union—Ie filled en- tirely with orginal matter, and has,each week, Final eng-avings Ofer, 80% Brondwa: ARTELIE & HOLDERMANN, NO. 37 MAIDEN LANE’ New York, have just received, per late arrivals, » lercgs a» sortment of Seaius, Braid Hair, Bandeau Hair, Band Weft, Wig Weft, &e,, ke. The Trade supplied on ronsonsble terms. 70R SALT STOCK AND FIXTURES ora NEATLY ed up Diningand Oyster Saloon, For partien sty ine 196 Eulton street. ‘i E JONGE BROTBERS & CO. BAIPPING AND COM- mission Merchants, 86 South street New York. NURTAIN MATERIALS, CARRIAG / Plushies —Consiantly receiving by the latest arrivals, a.com loveamsertmentot there geade. Ales, Silk und Cotton Velvela gh colors, Florences Ke, For eale by ¥.8.& S.A. MARTINE, Importers and Jobbers, 112 William street, near John, MSS 8Y WOT RESPRCTIULLY INFOoMS THE PUBLIC that she has now received the newest fashions fur this saxon, for Dress, Visite, Cloak and Habit Making, Orders pune: tually attended to, on the most reasonable terme. No. 30 White atreet, INFURMs HER FRIENDs aND THE he Wild begin hordanciog lessons at her enloon, No, 6 Broadway, of this mouth. The classes will open at half past 3 o'clock. @m Wednesdays, and at S on saturdaye, Porson wishing to private claseos will p'ease to call at the above wireotion every day, betweea the hours of t and 6 k Tnonday ARIS STYLE 8 , warranted unsurpased in thie country, made to measure by the half dozen or mcre, at thirty per cont lows than prices usually chai , of fashionable cele. brity, super te praast Rivb? UB—- WiELT. Le having assigned his patent right for his Circutar Btook, to the subscriter, he is now pr pared #0 sell thoright to manatacture tated Blocks, either for Citios, Counties, or States, ag may auit mp. wT cagther, Rartiotere, uradays excepted, RTs, OF FINGT WORKWANSE ire of the sutecribor, jay] er of South and Re cots. where can be aoen, QYE AND bAR—De. POWELL DEVO HIS ATPEN. tion exclusively to ditcapes of the Eve and Rar, at 201 Broad: E = my) 134 Warton: whore conte Lye ae ed on > % outs ya! is ng oye fountains for etrongt! ening (ie eyes. Aztidelal ey at imported, ya | where, tell me where. does sl.e Ler med'cine sell? ©! she dwells upon the.corner of White street and Broadway, And enstomers are thronging round her counter night and day, ©! how, and O! how is this cough curer ne: ‘And whatis the cost of es STATEN ISLAND FeRRY—THE STEAMBOAT STATEN | OF later unite the valley of the. Mi Islander will run as follows,—Leave New York at 9, 11, 1, " o'clock, Leave Quarantine at 8, 10, 12,2 and 5 | NewYork. The importance of tl ‘Cough Candy; it is delicate and pare; ‘The cost is next to nothing, and it never fails to care, 0! where, and O! where has your dreadful hoarseness gone? O! where, and O! where bas your bronchitis gone? 1 my hoarwer ess and bronchitis that Ly long endured, Have diapyeared. I'm well agnin—by Mrs.Jorvia cured, 0! first they called the doctor, who gave me nas'y pills, And thes my mothcr made me take « ayrup made of s juills. ‘But my father brought a package from Mrs. Jervis's store, ‘And now my cough and hostveness will trouble me no more. Soid wholesale aud retait by MRS. W. JERVI cornor ot White siteck, Agente— Rodding & C & Co, Philadelphia; Wm. Taylor, Balumore, and by dras ICAL CARD—DR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULT. York College of Medictue ong ing Physician to the N conmulted as his Me private diseases, viz., prit iis, Gonorrhes, Gleet, Strictare, in the country, not wish can have furwarded to them a cage con te to perform a radical cure, by stating their cace explicitly in writing, and enclosing $10. addressed to Dr, Richard. son, Medical Office, 10 Park pase. ai . RIV ATE DISRASES—DR, MORRISON, 80 WELL KNOWN COLDS, Klis Matis, to the citizens of his ruccess in this depart with either of the above cou, jmspediate relief aad certain cure by the \ and Sulphur Baths, 354 Broadway. operation since 1825; and, from the by the sirst’ physicians eommencemcnt, have been recor B. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM 1 for the last fourteen years ¢ ate diseases, Ho eam cure easo; and mild cases cured in can cure the worst form of stricturen fu from one to two weeks, (onstitutional debility A vecret habit indulged in wbou too freely indulged in, ben Tin be und small of the back, confusion o sion to rociety. A cure warranted in every enae, oF no charg. ‘and William streets, A most extensive practioe i most aggravated cases of 4. Stricture—Dr. Coo ULTRD DURING, THE DAY AND ing, in those difficult and protracted cases of delicate diseases which have afiled the skill of physicians of leas expa- rience, Office 2 Ann street, front, now 12 Private entrance tr reuph the entry to the «thee dour. J) K. 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It isex- | pected to open in about two weeks, by which time | the edifice will be completed and the company Chippendale is to orge Vanden- ‘ones are to join the com- hoff and Mrs. Melinda | pany. Davis, of the Orleans Theatre, is on his | way to this city witn a number of valuable addi- soodsat | tions to his company. ‘Theatricals are in sucha | bad state in Paris that he has had'no difficulty im | getting together a company. Mr. Sam. Stock- well, a scenic artist of merit, has just completed a | splendid panorima of the Mississippi river from the Balize to the Falls of St. Anthony, which wilt be brought down to this city from St. Lou exhibition. It 1s after the manner of Banvard’e, but is said to be vastly superior as a work of art, and embraces a much more extended and inter- esting tract of country. It is sure to make a sen- sation here, as there is great curiosity to see The little Olympic theatre, here, which has bees dong a very tair business during the summer sea- son, 18 now open, but will close as soon as the American opens, when the manager, Mr. Deer- ing, will repair with his company to Mobile to oyen the theatre at that face: The hotels are fast filling up, for the runaways are returning home again by every boat. Note few are hard and fast on sandbars ia the Oh river, which 18 in a very low state. The route ficm New Youk, via Albany, Buflilo, Sandusky and Cinemnati, which 1s considerably in vogue now, 1s an extremely uncertain one in the present state of the rivers, and travellers comin’ south will find it to their advantage to consult the ac counts of the rivers if time 1s of any consequence, as it 1s by uo means desirable to be stuck for @ week at a time, and the ordinary detentions om the route are not at all agreeable. " The fare from Cincinnati to this place is now from $25 t» $30, and one 1s compelled to change bouts at the mouth of the Ohio nver. | The sugar planters in this region are beginning to growl about short crops, but the knowing ones say they will not turn out quite so bad as they profess to imagine. The cotton crop is good. For any further inforrvation, and for gossip which would be likely to interest the readers of the y @ays now-a- days, * wait till after the election Atuany, Nov. 2, 1848. | The Great Western Railway from Albany, te Buffalo and Cuncinnatr. The great Western railway trom Albany to Buflalo, 1s,at present, in most excellent condition, the entire line from Albany to Rochester, a dis- | tance of 252 mules, having been relaid with tie heavy T rail. The residue of the line from Rochester to Buffalo, will shortly be completed when this magnificent work, it is believed, will compare favorably with any railway in the world. Ithas, in fact, been determined that, in point of speed and safety, as well asin the luxurious ar- Tangement of the passenger cars, this line of ratl- way shall be equal to any other line in the world. It has been my purpose to speak at length of the syétem upon which this road is conducted—of its capacity sinee its completion—of its inaomitable officers, and of the various obstacles and dis- couragements which the companies have encoun- tered and overcome, particulatly since the passage of the act of May 12, 1817, compelling them to subetitute the heavy rail for the flat rail. he loeation of the road 18 oe advantageous tothe inhabitants of the interior Inthe location, the companies were anxious to consult the con- venience of the ci 8 residing in the large inte- rior towns, among wh: are Syracuse, Aubura, neca Falls, Waterloo, Geneva, Canandaigua, Vienna, &e., all of which are towns of coa- siderable size ; it was with the view of rntersect- ing these towns, that the Auburn snd Aubuin and Rochester from a straight line in locating the road. i folly to say that they have not succeeded admi- | atly yn carrying out the original design. feos a 28 miles or railway is a permanent line; it ch will sooner issippt with of the world— 3 8 road 13 1acal- eulable and inestimable, and the price of hares. will increase with the increase of population and wealth. The New York and Erie road, the parallel road in course of construction betweem racuse and Rochester, wilt of course share,| central link in the greatiron road, whi the great. commercial metropoli: ation t@ | will not sensibly aflect the business of +4 pr this: of the great central line. The business o| hes been greatly improved during the past sum- mer, by the travel over the new route from Albany to Cincinnati, via Buffalo and Sandusky. Youmay purchase a through ticket from Albany to Cine! nati, at the office of Mr. Barker, the indefati and popular receiver in Albany; you go from All to Buflalo by railway ; trom thence to. Sandusky in one of the fleet lake steamers, a San- dusky to Cincinnati by railway; you go over thie route at. apace not quite equal to the motion of electricsty, but mach quicker than @ post coach. The completion of the New, York and Albany railway will make Cincinnati a mere environ of the metropolis, and it will be a happy event to eloged lovers, and oft-hand men of business, who Jove to jive and die ina hems ‘The progress of the world to that great era of ewilization which we anticipate with such anxiety and hope, must be gradual; hence the herculeag scheme of Mr, Whitney for the immediate con- struction of a railway from the Pacific coast ta the head waters of Lake Michigan was premature 5 the wants of the country do not require such a line at present, and the wealth of the country does not warrant its construction, That it will be built at a future period is not less certain than that the great West, from the Pacific 19 the inland lakes, will be peopled by a nation of freemen, The bed mi the TV ailwa from Albany to Baffalo is covered with gravel throughout nearly the ea- dlway ; At “ane pr leo, F. 4 Pr corson, Gelphia: Li aie , ceipt of £4, « copy w alt paces of the yd, to De. A. Bon 13 biverty vi sftice, 129 Liberty street, New York; No, Hh chesnut etreet, G. B. Ziebsr, Phila. oured minont. Gleet, stricture, uloers wae, paing in the head and bemtltatonel, weakness, without weroazy, No alt: atow © bromgh' habit indvaged in Hacrtserenadianats feces ‘a diet, of prevention from business MAURIGBAU, boy 1) ; by thi ns the passengers are not wuriocaten By the dense clouie.of dust, which rem- der a trip upon = of we. ele 2 this apnoyance, than pl 5 Sfhoce’ companies which have already leid dowa. gne track with the heavy rail, are aow