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merehandise, was $1,162,614, of whieh $29,446 were free g00ds, $1,077,512 dutiable goods, and $65,656 specie and Dullion, The duties on theseimperts amount to $252,- 786; om goods withdrawn from warehouse, $59,362, To- tal, $312,143. Payments from the Treasury, in the same time, $208,008, | The amount of specie exported from this port to fo- eign ports, from January Ist to October 27, has been as annexed : Sturments or Srecie From tHE Poat or New Yorx. Bbip Zurich, Havre. Mexican dollars. . do do five franc pieo do do = sovereigns. * do American half dollars. . 93. Ship Constitution, Liverpool, sovereigns... ,. 97,557 Steamer Hermann, Bremen. half dollars. .,.. 33.000 do do five francs. . 9450 de do X thalers. Mary & Elizabeth, M 1e2, Spanish dol’s 9,803 Bark Elizabeth Means, Roc! , five trancs.. 9,104 inten, 4 SHES <A [$904,125 Previously reported. . 8,282,409 Total from Jan. 1 to Oct. 27. $3,646 .534 ‘The export during the past week principally silver. The steamer leaving on Wednesday will pro- badly take out s large amount of gold, and the Havre packet of the 1st of November a large amount of silves It is cetimated thet the aggregate shipment this week will exeeed balfa million of dollars. The American Excha Bank has declared a divi- end of five per cent., payable on the Sth of November. "The New York, Providence and Boston (Stonington) Railroad have declared a dividend of one dollar and fifty cents per share, payable on the let of November. The receipts of the Susquehanna Canal Company this year, to October 2lst, amount to $119,778 39, against $107,531 48 to October 23d, 1843. Increase this year, $12,241 91. The amount of duties paid at the port of Boston on foreign merchandise imported for the quarter ending Sept. 80th, 1849, was $1,752,075 21, against $1,438,977 69 for the corresponding querter in 1848, showing an in- erease in 1849, for the quarter, of $319,007 52, equal to an inereased importation of about one and a half mil- lion of dollars, ‘The amount received for tolls on all the New York State canals, during the third week in October Was. eee + 167,084 61 Same period in 12848... sees 167.231 92 Decrease in 1849 . oe «$197 81 The aggregate amount received for tolls from the commencement of navigation to the 22d of October. in- elusive, Was..... . . + «$2,556,233 23 Same period in 1848. + e+ 2.623.588 94 Decrease in 1849 we eee 6 $67,655 71 Amount of tolls received on all the New York State canals, in each of the following years, during the third week in October, and the totals up to the 22d of Octo- ber, inclusiy New Yon« Srate Canars—Arrov nt oF Tours. Canal opened, — Ast week in ¢ 64 35 670 36 0 1,703,498 68 46 2,028 847 35 m7 2,080,482 82 93 2,219,295 54 141,103 11 8.051.450 48 «167.231 02 2,623,888 94 167,034 61 2,556,253 23 ‘The aggregate amount received for tolls on all the eanals of this State, and for railroad volls, from the commencement of navigation to the 22d of October, inclusive, during the years 1843 and 1849, was as fol- lows Canal tolls in 1848....... + «$2,623,888 94 Railroad © “se .ceseeee 96,160 44 $2,720,049 88 Canal tolls in 1849... .. . «+. $2,556,233 28 Railroad “ye cee cee ee 189,088 63 $2,695,266 78 Deerease in 49. ..ee eee eeeee eee + of2h782 70 ‘The tolls from railroads have been larger this year, thus far, than last, which has made up a portion of the deficiency in tolls en the canals. There are about four weeks of canal navigation left; but there is hardly possibility of the ebove deficiency being made up. ~ ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. tasers to satorupmucats satt By MAB mast be poet peid, or they will not be taken from the Post Office. IRVING HOUBE, Baoanway, New Youn, ee QOLUMBIA LOTEL, Crest ut stReet, PAILADELPMTA COO BARNUM’S HOTEL, Carvent stanct, Bactimens. RAR Ann FREMONT HOUSE, Trrmonr orneer, Bostom, nee BUSTS HOTEL, Brnscvuse, New Youre. LOST. ae $2: LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, Long II EE cet, of dropped on the tloor of the Heratd t, & $109 bill of the o reward will be paid by 1d office. OST--ON SATURDAY NIGHT, 27th INST., COMING by omnibus from Fifteenth street to Warcen, Lady's eticule, eontainine « small sum of money, with oiher art i SPECIAL NOTIORS., ARNAANAANAAN Wes wr OTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF THE SWEET GU are particularly requosted to meet on this (Monday) evenivg, Oct 29th, at elock, at Hermit of Allen and Houston str. By or W. LOWERY, Commander. R, HUMPHREYS, FORMERLY IN MESSRS. HOOP~ will hear of wnodiatoly om York tr & Brothers’ mething erewtly, Sir Montysimery, No ory, in Pearl etree Lis advantage by calling seks ‘and shunks to be time required for the troops i. days as elall be de states of exch, ties as may be from time eoeding thrige in each w ed by the A nt Ce Marine Corps, Quortermaster's Washington, der 8, 151) —Separate propavals will by ‘watil 10 o'clock, A M., on Mov y of Novembe 1 etates Marin the following eta for the yoar IS¥. © Now Bampehire; Charlestowo, Marsac ts Long New York; Philadelphia, Peantyivania ; Gos I rt, near Norfelk, Virrinia; Pensseola, F fngton, Dietriet of Columbia, Bach rat ass 0: one Pound and a quarter of f: ceh beef, of three quarters of a pound Of inees pork; eightpen ounees of bread made of superfine flovr, or ruyerine four, at the option of th ment; and nt the rate of siz pounds of go twelve pounds of the best New Orleans oo of the beet white beans, four two quarts of ealt, four pounds of # nd one ands helf pownds of gvod hard di @andles, tocach ravion ‘The beef required #h Ob the order of the Balk er by the Bost choice pieces of the carey panied by a Teties, for th he eufligieney, of tl Merial person. Te be end Marine Corps. Inspector Donovan. For Trustee of Common Schools-—Patrick Lunn. Forth tors of Biection—Ist District, Johu John Powers: 24 District, William Moore, Tylor; 3d Distriet, James Shield Joi J. Werrny, WELYTH WARD.—THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI ean electors of the 12th ward are reqaested to meet Starr's Five Mile House, 84 avenue, on Tuesday evening, October 3th, at 7 o'clock, to respond to nominations made by the ward and assembly nomiuating conventions. Mectings will also be held at Br pe’s, corner of 125th street and 4th avenue, Harlem, on Tuesday evening, lst Novem ber, at 7 o'clock, and at Kerr's, Bloomingdale Road an street, on Saturday evening, November 3d, at7 o'clock. Bi jnent ‘apeakera will address the mestings. By order of the Committee of Arrangements, | THOS. SPOPFORD, Ch'tna, Josren Greeny, J. P Henny, Seoretarios, 'NION, HARMONY, Joseph Collins. = TAH KENNEDY, Chairman, Victory !—The Democratic Republican Electors of the | Sixth Senatorial District, comprising the Eleventh, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Bighteenth Wards, are requested to meet at Milliman’s, in Broadway, between’ Eighteenth and Ninetecnth streets, on Monday evening, October 2uh, at 7 o'clock, to respond to the nomination of James 1. Roosevelt, as the democratic candidate for Senator of the Sixth Sena~ torial District, N. B.—Several distinguished epeakers will address the meeting. By order of the convention, P.Townsenm, Secretaries. ANTED—IMMEDIATBLY, & FURNISHED OR UN- ye of eon- Mrs. Hiels. A! hi llsh, or German and Bag= SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE woman, as Seamstress, and to take care of chil: dren, ‘or chamberwork and waiting , and » first-rate shirtmaker. Lt objeetions to go to the cor e ween for two days, ANTED—FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, 4 FUR nithed parlor and bedroom, wicheut board, ina vate house between Chambers nity of Broadway. Address Box 49 Post office. ANTED—A SITUATION Carraway, Miss Mache Family and Third Circles, 25 cents; Gallery, 12% cents. ‘S GARDEN.—THE RAVEL FAMILY—MON- evening, Oct: 3, vo commence wih ae Ovarian followed by the som INERS aracters by the Ravel | washer and satay. Please ily; Country Dance by Ml Dc Lehman:Mide: Azel, A. Navel, and Marsotil; Witros Danse Wate Wane hae Ravel, Antoine Ravel, and J. Kavel. To co ih the pamtoinime ealled RED GN’ —Konge, the Gnome, M. M be given, Has eall at 162 Fourth Houston streets, in RESPECTAB: Bere rie will be rmed, A Hee saint tagatyct ) Markaret eit Mre. Loder. To eon- tt |NER'S HOLLIDAY-—Lt. Ly \ B. Mela Mies’ Len cle and Parquet, 75 eemte; of she MILLIN: young woman, as plai Z The beet of city 2 Marion street, in the rear. BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Gon iter; would be wil Cook; is a first rate washer and re Please call at No. 8 THEATRE.—CHAMBERS STREET Oot. 29th, will be played HEARTS ARI ee Wagtail, Mr. Brough- ference given. rmaid and Wai i in making by ful oF general Nousewark for a irs. Miller, Mrs. Bug! ry hich, the comedy of BREACH OF PROMISE B rans Mn dabhen, Me, Johatias ; Isidora, Miss Cooke; Mar 8 with BURTON i ustus Piecadilly, Mr. Burton; Mr. ham. Boxes, Dress Cirel le, 250. Doors open at G3, hb house from Broadway » Tight hand side. Best city re- ference given. TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN: RECTORY—Thomas Ai Benjamin Brown, Joo Martin, Mr. Bur- letoher. Mrs. Broi 8 NEW YORK DI- AMUSEMENTS, cee Se mund, The Fool, Mise 5, i Goneril, r, iri Mra Jordans Gor: oa ff Fi. Atmisai Ringeton, Mr, Gilberts va om, Mr. Shi yw; Dennis, Mr. Lester; Martin; ifex, Mra. Gilkorts Mise Paid nt Wemyss, at 6}, and the eurtain will invari rise at 7. Pitand Gallery, 1239e. HANFRAU’S NATIONAL THEATRE.—MONDAY evening, October 29, th tert with’ the deren ct MOTBER AND CHILD ‘ARE DOING WELI—Mr. 8m) Mr. C. Tayh 0" , Mr. Da x ive. Deerinn. After which, FAL ON WITH EN beg eocet ag Lachrymoso, nf Bi itl a Lucidora, Miss Lockyer. fo be fatlowed with HIE FR VES~Diamond, Mrs.C. Mostayer; Ruby, 7, Mr. C. Taylor; Metaroarer, C. Burke, with MY 'WIFE's OUR-Mir, Scrum: ble, Mr. Jefferson; Mrs. Scrumble, Mi tayer, Boxes, 2 dents; private boxes, $5; p ITOHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.—MONDAY evening, Oct. 29, the entertainments will commence With the comic opera of JOUN OF PAWIS—Joha of Pari Mr. Walcot; Pedrigo Potts, Mr. Mitchell; V Mary Taylor; Princess of Navarre, Mrs. Conover; Ko Kober. After which, the opera of FHA DIAVO! Diavolo, Mr. Bishop; Lord®Alloash, Mr. Walcot; Zerlim Mary Taylor; Lady Ailcash, M OUSIN LAMBKIN—Dr.’ Lionel Lamwbkia, Mr. Conover; Squire Mulberry, Mr. Nickinson; Mrs Bantaim, Miss Roberts; Dainty, Mire Nickiuson, Doors open at Oy; otrtain rises at 7 oek. or Chambermaid A ‘a situation as Nurse nee given. Inquire at No. 00 | and Scamstrese, Good refi Fourth street, between avenues C and B. ANTED.—A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE-A French woman, as Ubild’s Nurse or Lad; ss perteetly, To be seen for two days at 86 cad KELLY, Chairman, NGsTON Livi GECOND WARD DEMOCRATIC RALLY —RATIFICA~ ting.—The Democratic Republican Blectors of the Second Ward will assemble at Stoneall’s, 131 Fulton street, on Tuceday evening, Uct. 30th, at 7 o'clock, to reveive the re= | Port of their wominating counittee, and respond wo theS.ate, city and © 0, wn General Waldbridge, Florence ‘James D. Potter, and Jonas ik, Phill to address the meeting. Our own Bdgar Wi m minating committee. M DURANT, | ESAMES WATSON _ Chairman, | FF 14ST,WARDOINDEPENDENT DEMOIRATS, TAKE Notice—That a must wauton, outrageous and damanl: jurult, bas been toe publican institutions, aud the elective rights of our oitizene, ne of the Flags of your Committee, which was raised on Sa- turday evening, for the purpose of putting before the voters of this ward, the candidates for Alderman and Assistant, ko. of the ward, was vicloutly aesailed and cut down by some hiredings and despicable persons, for no other reason th that it was in opporition to dictation and the one wan power. Jt was an se’ "4 8 Cis that any flag or ensign which may na whic de red to you, a8 iadapends t freemen; an’ Fy person who has an interest in the welfare of eur re~ be put up, or committee, Would be served in the same manner. It is in f firet attempt at gag-law upon your Fights; and should be frowned down by every high-minded and hoaorable man, It is, however, in accordance with the open and avowed lan- guage of some persons, that they would not be accountable for broken heads on the day of election—if what they call the regulars shonld be opposed. We hope, for the honor of the Fi their purpose; but stand uy manfully for those unalienable rignts, which are guaranteed to them by the Constitution of our country. Let neither threat® nor mean acta deter you from your purpose, but work hard and honorable; aud, we have no doubt such conduct will reooil upon those who were the instigators of bo flagrant anaet, and with redoubled forse, upen that party, who woul dictate to the eleo-ors of the cld Firat, who shall, and who shall not, represent them in the Councils of this eity. Signed— A Numier oF Goon Democnatic Vorei | ——— | SALES BY AUCTION. | DM, ®, BUTLER, AUCTIONEER --PUBLIC ADMINTS- + irator's Sale, on Monday, Oct. t 12 o'cloek, at No. 3 North M Begnis, ecusisting et Oper: tra part leo Operas for the Piano Forte, and a large eolleetion of mi cellangour Music (Duets, &e.) by the best and latest eom- te , & Pianoforte, Cremona Violin (by Straduarius), uitar, and Flutes; also, Theatrical Costumes for different all, corner OTICK.—SBALED PROPOSALS WILL BR REORIVED » of Subsistones, haa equal proportion luded,) in such quanti~ ved at this offie ajand Wash ants? nling officer of each station, either in be eortided by ned Proporala for Rations © of the subseriber, JAMES 8. THAYER, Public Adm —HOTEL AND Geroder 3th, at .,,a% the Hudson Railroad House, on Tenth between Twerty-eighth and Twenty-rinth streets, the entire furniture of kitehen, dining room, p: Led rooms, bar room, fitted complete; also, liquors. Sale pos rain ob shine, for cash, and worthy the potice of hotels, boarding honses and furniture dealers. | AUCTIONEER.—EXTENSIVE SALE | ‘urniture, Rich House Furnishing Qoods, Ke. Tuesday, Oot. Sth Mg way, Will be sold as above, an extensive atock of superior Pailor, chamber, and other household furniture, together with Rich Silver Plated Ware, China, Cut Glass Ware, Rich Bohemian Glass Ware, & Cathlogues now ready. | avenue, If past ten o'clock, f the Watobes The whole will day, Monday, the 29th instant, at 400 Bs ball, bal sold to close t C. TUTTLE, AUCTIONERR—ELEGANTAND FASIT- | + ionable Rosewood Parlor.and Chamber Furniture, being the entire stoek of P. A. Vrede, at £50 Broadway, on ay, Oct. 30, without reserve—A. G. Tuttle will sell, on Tuesday nexi, at 10 o'clock, on the above premises, the stock of Mr. Vrede, the whole of which has been made under his own su- perintend ‘end will be warranted in ry respect. The Htock consists ef rosewood, ma Diack walnut sofas, tote-a -teton, arm and pari tageros, esoru~ toires, extension and dining tables, bat and umbrella stands, dressing bureaus, washstands, &c., Ke. Catalogues on the morning of the sale. Terms cash, in city money. XECUTOR'S BALE OP THIRD AVENUE PROPER- , at tl hante’ Exchange, on netant, wine tia Houses and Lote, the soutbgast corner of Thi ‘Tuirty-eighth ‘Terms eary—to close 6 property will Tan exam For further particulars inquire of the auctioncers, 9 Wall street. HENRY STORMS, Executor, 55 Fulton street. MUSICAL, IANO FORTES.—PIANO FORTES WITH tthe Folian Attachment, from the celebrated menufactory of T. Gilbert & Ce., Boston. New York ware~ rooms, 447 Broadway. Mr. Van der Weyde, who has played at the Fair of the American Institute, is engaged to perform on the Molian, every day from 10 to 13 A. M., and from 3 to P. M, and we invite the public im general to call and examine these beautiful instruments. HORACE WATERS, from Boston, TS. BERRY, of New York, Age 1ANOFORTES—N ‘Traver & Ramsay New Yor y are supe style and finest finish, the celebrated Mr. Frede tor of the coire tn hend guide AD SUBSORIPTION the 4 road westwa iliedate, Mich: mination, to Ch bourd ‘of rea of S100 @ ) addision: tock. Thi ruction ef the divi from Hi J,eud the sestion from Laporte to 4 will be paid on this York, out of the x rnings of the ow completed, and in full operation fom To- roe, at the foot of Lake Erie, to Hiliedate (08 + will insmre the means to pay theabove od for ite extension. pany fol! the read con- ft terminus, and being 4 thus add to iis buwt- he Mich by 8 direct and comtinaons line, naecte with the li f retiread from Bufalo slong the south shore of Lake Evie to Toledo (now being Constructed), and with the several jines of railways running to the Labe shore, between ButalWand Trledo. At will connect pith the Llineis and Michigan ¢ with the Chicago apd Galena Rallroads: end, wh | will ¢ nie the train and direet route between the West= Ei apdNorth western States, and the Atlantic cits and sea- | board | “Sunseription books will be fond at the office of WIN- | SLOW, LAINBR & CO,, No. 52. Wall street, where partion | | ate invited to apply, and where th efurmished with a rtatement of the Condition an@ prorpects of the road, with mapr, Ke. Ter dollars on each share ie required to be paid a ofenbserthing. The rewainder to be paid in moder ments, as the werk progresses. GROKGE BLISS, F % Committee of Ditectors--Charles Butler, doel Rathbone, | Edwin C. Litent hn Siryker, snd George Bliss, ated October ROAKDING, de. Pw ATE BOARD, - in » man and Indy, with b nity. Address, post Bed-room to let, to « # OARDING.—GENTREL FURNISHED APARTMENTS, lemen, with all tue usual ences, at MS Brow gentlemen, his wife, Chambers rtree + post office. SCHOOLS, &e. OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, & wo lew pla t Time moderate. Sranisn AND FRENCH LANGUAGES —J. M. JESU run fof bis friends and the public ia will trapeiate the ove Inuguages into Bi than any ons his root, a J ESURE . No, # Park Place, in the basement, ner Morgan, No. t Pine street. LAMPS. one Agency, I 9 of Mechun. 3 Launpes foe ho best workmon are snd clean! PLES, LAWPS, bo. Ge, AT NO. 6FANES Tamops, 125 dozen earthy 40 doren common bowls: also, pitchers, cups ine, fegar stands, wholesale and re’ rove wets bli Goripries other with rincipal Da oumehy ot warded with any work orders by ww PLBASANT PARLOR AND office, Answers received for OARD WANTED, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, POR A debiid. Location must be below mt aivenced im his ul, that he at a lower in this city, Also, he will teach the same ENCH MBCHANIOAL LAMPS, No. a8 etreet. 10 dozen bost hot water tam viers, coffee and shaving 4 san= nd Mowecines. SARA AAA AAAS WAR AAR | (UALIFORNIA HOUSES—TBR WELL KNOWN FIRM AN + | (of Geo, Freeman & Co., are prepared to supply shippers and emigrante with Lonses, supegior te anything in this or any other market, at yery low rates. Our houses have been tried, approved of, and extensively patronized vy Cali a others. Call at 60 Bi C4Aete } pei ey Copen | Sec informed that certain Watehes purport doles Juegenren.” of they are sole in New York, and ty, are spurioas wil, engraved there sold by & ticles. Bach W N.BR.—Chronometer, Duplon, and otter fine Wane 4 Bilver ware, when quality is CRIDER WOULD INFORM hat be hae taken the store his friends and eusteme R EMOVAL108 ot u | Broadway, second door above Washington Pisce, Now th Gotel, and will rem on of about the first of Novem. intends keeping a general assortment of Family With @ great variety of Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, oy articles, together with every article in the Th cede live, Soliciting ® continungee of their custom, he would respectfully invite them to examine His atock, which will consist of an entire new assortment of the mest @esitable goods, and effered at the lowest porsinle | prices ROBERT RAR. PRIME OLD RISD WH RY.~LANDING FROM TOE thip Ivanhoe, direct from Iretand, via Liverpool, eight punchecne of Wise's colebra’ed Cork Whiskey. For sale by DAN'L. NOONAN, & Greenwich street. XTRA NEW HULLED RUCKWARAT, INDIAN. ONT end Graham Meal rs Family and Bakers neatly paekes boxes, Rega, a1 of 100, f ; sal to avy in Orderta from the seu will meet with p: ation. 3.7. & J. G. PROST, 24 Front str Misart RES—MK. J. A. MeDOUGAL, ARTIST, HAS returned to hi years Mar fay strect, over Ten oD. $9 enabled, by a process peculi rerree cr matter how dis if from life. OPC FORTOREION PaTENTSCINY NTO: SE. cuted by Letters Patent in 6 Ali other patteof Kurope, by the # with certainty aud derpaceh. Inventors and others intending to obsain pa- ttl their arranges mts Are Completed for Soing go. ci RASON, 6 Wall at. ke —CHERSE—100 000 UTTER, CREB! perior quality weighing * enred all over, fm .-¢% mild fever, and i t oe iF erall size: S00 cabs Welsh Poiatces, otiva’, Dov ante ty siaed Wine ee » Fila & VO, Z¢ Fulton street, orner of Twelfth street. —AN UNFURNISHED RO 4 family dinner on Sundays. ‘Address Box No, 2, Past ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABL | ‘young woman, as Seams hit dren; or to do chamber ada geod washer and ir of Signor Guisepp! ignora Avogadro Max Maretuek BY grisr al the no= | Legh ANTED-—A SITUATION IN A RESPECTABLE tr and Jroner; has lived this ti families in the city, and referon for two days, at 272 Mott street, in the froat room, up iven accordingly, Can NTED—A-~PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A situation as Children’s N the chamberwor! ed to the care o! —CHIPPENDALE'S BENEFL 1, on which occasion Mr. H. cide, Mr. Sioan, Mrz. Sloan, Mr. George Holla Gvorge Barrett, will appear 8 Willing to aawist with who is well acoustom. of city refer ear the Second popular enterts TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE.—THE FIRST AND ‘second representations of the eeagon of 14i9-~58 will take lace on Thursday evening, Nov. 1, and be manager begs to inform the subscribers and the pubii that the committee of the subscribers han consented to tl ion from the regular nights, Afcer the two fi erf-rmances, the regular evenings of perforianoe will be as \eretofure—Monday. Wednesday, and Frid November 1, will be performe OR, erand opera ceria, in thr First appearance in Ameri Signorina Borghese; Ali nor Forth Henri Ashton, Bix. Beneventano ormano, Sig. Paroz Prices of admis: juctte, socured either for the night or for the j) Tickets taken at the door ox the evening of perfor ance, $1; Amphitheatre, 25 conte are most respectfully informed, that no person will, under any circumstances, be admitted at the door without deliver ‘The fact that season tickets are made trans- ferable renders the strict enforcement of the above rule abs Box ollice opon overy day, from 9 A. M. o'clock P.M. Deors open at 7 o'clock; performance to commence at 734 o'clock. surday, Nov. y. On Thuraday LUCIA DI LAM sets, by Donicett. ‘orti. Lucia, Ragardo, Si Raymond, Si Conductor and director, — AL goats, in Boxes oF 801 Subscribers and others CHATHAM SQUARE. ot meet the desire of such persons ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, cents; Pit, 124; cents; Stn ® situation as Chambermaid, and to arsist in washing ‘an cive goed city reference and ironing in a private family, lace, whore she lived three ye reet. Can be seen for two days, ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, acituation as Chambermaid, oF to assist with the or plain sewing. Would make herself | y Can be seen for at 63 Laight a yersonate the fol Kapo of the Sabin; other representations ; also the Female Minairels, numbcrin with other entertaiaments, to be found N. B.—An afternoon perform t Ward, that the electors will not be driven from washing and ironinj ance every Sat ae * se Ae Ree. pera JALLEALLA, % CANAT, RESPECTABLE I private family, or 9 y and seamstress: Inquire at No. washing end irow the bost of city 7 Ridge street, N. Y., formance every ni every Saturday jonted novelti of Model Artis STREET.—WON DERFUL onl Museu: muty, in fs bats, Contortions, Re. Per= nt at 73g o'clock, xtra performance of Art, represented most decent man- ANTED—BY A RESPECTABE YOUNG OIkh, A Plain Gook or Washer and Ironer, She is jous and genteel habita, and can produces Gold Digzivgs, ever juarter to eight 0" jay afternoons; P 25 cente; children, halt- pri at 182 Mulberry st ne RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ANTED-—BY A TOPPANL'S PANORAMA HALL.—MEYER'S PANO- RAMA-~Voyage to California, round Cape Horn, to tho thie week. Panorama moves Exhibition, Wednoeday and Satur- erama moves at S}y o'clock. Admission, situation to do Housework, willing to dochamberwork and walt ‘an be sven fur throe days, Ball Place, up stairs. ANTED—SITUATIONS, ‘oung women—the on Jroning; the othe of city reference given. rick street, corner of AN TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ins plain family, and is ing. Good reference feom Apply at No, 23 City CARD TO LOVERS OF HARMONY, -4PO wal street, between Broadway a Mr. Knighton would return ho has receiv to afford still further satifaction, has ted services of Miss Morton, Mr, G, Butoh Mr. Edward Berry, and Mr. G. Green, in addition to the un- ary talent, 60 generally during the next we: nighton, late of Marion Mall. Pianist, the very liberal BY TWO RESPECTABLE Cook, and to assistin Wash- Chambermaid or Waiter, n be seem for two days, at 135 Va~ Howrebold Furniture, ke, Catalogues may be had W poets wee trator, 7 Nassau street. | ing an ineere th nee opsning the knowledged. Ob= Conductor and k, washer and ironer, or chamber- Has good recommenda- of city references to get, if required. Please ANCY FAIR-- FREE PICTU r rts and Literature, No, 1 Bowery, ANTED—A BITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘0 do plain cooking, washing and ference ean begiven. Can be INSURANCE: —NAT ONAL LOAN FUND LIFE of London and New ¥: plus més 255,000. soe ranty fond ‘No. 102 Broad- William ANTE D--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Chambermiid or Waiter, or to do ge= ‘ouse work in & smast private family. references can be give \ CASSIDAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS | call et 205 Zist street, | ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, FOR A CENTREL PAMI- Ty, until. the first of Ma: ‘ia Kitchen, ina good location, Addreos A. NN Assurance Societ; The best of city ‘Can be seen for three days, Please Van Hook, Bache M The ‘Beard meet cara, meet daily at ri baratiter .2 Plicants can be cbta: extent of $15,000, J. LEAN DE an ‘The Annual Keport of t) Institution held in 1 No. 71 Wall street, IRABLE YOUNG WOMSN WANTS A esthe entire charge competent to to required. The best of referencs heard of for three days, if not venth street, between Ist roceedings of th May, 149, eam be obtainod at * ee ea, on the first EB GALLERY AND MU- and bell Americ: me from Amcrican Policies, $150,000. Direetors for October? uel 8. How- ever! ured om a single life to the TARR, Wentesl ‘Agent, oad. YOUNG LADY, diments of music ALIPORNIA.— n Fund Life Ageur Office, 71 Wall street, Ne ing to California, and to other d te 1ED—by A RESPEC LEANDER STARK, Ger y ny)ish Woman, wilh @ good ed: situation as chambermaid or nurse in a private family, or 8, Apply at 149 Hammond street, from 10 to 2,000- in Unton pire ITUATION WA WANTED ON BOND AND MonTascr $350—located inthe ‘nutes walk from lars given by oddressing B, W. finest part of the ot over two m' Y., Broadway Post O1 FOR SALK AN {OR SALE—A FIVE YEARS’ LEASE, WITH STOCK ‘snd fiatures, of a well known public use in this city, d standing in an un- wang complaints, roadway, N.Y. REWERY FOR SALE.—WALDEN PE! cor.— By Pelle & Go., Store No. 100 Wall street —On Monday, Oot. 2, at 11 street—Brever} tore—The esta! to the consun rd atroct, Philadel Wilkin Tay Fixtures, Malt, &e.—By order of the Exe ishment of the late Henry Sherwood: —A Steam Engine, 4 horre power, with locomotive steam boiler attached; new Brewing Copper, in complete order. malt between 70 and 80 pet day; aleo, betwee d all the brewin Also, Malt House, with kiln a form, nervous debility wul insure # Certain eure. o and three thou. RUPTIONS O W SS a1t xcoutor, OWEN BY iKAY HORS perfectly ound and kind, in tho street with DSOME DAPPLE dovia (New York) © Dr. Seth W. Powle-—Dosr Sic: Prom my Ja Febr trate horse for ® physic h Laiways keep for that porp ere, but my vatizh od & pain in the right wide ry ¢ ART OF A HOUSE TO LET—IN A SMA Apply immediately at No.6 Fourth FIRS! CLASS HOTEL, LOCATED ON BROABWAY’ s, 19 offered tor es them six thong. nd I began to be MILLINERY, AND DEY GOODS, F —WE NOTIFY THE PATRONS r, | coughed nipht following, & ny my friend & T. FARRALLS, rpational Art Union 867 Broadway, next door to uv JENTLEVEN, PREPARE IN TIME-BEPORE YC 4 States and Canada, A or ii ORLI3508, 6 10 THE LADIES. AD I. NEWMAN, Broadyay, (opporive the 7 fT Tegrle> prices -werk collars, ebemi 4 Valenciennes A ali kindred affections of be erin y Hower Bor wiek REE TAKES LEAVE TO ID for France at th #, which she ce Broadway, op stairs, KR. FAWCETT CAN BE CONFIDES SULP PANG Sah BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R, eon Now York and Liverp J enthog at Halifax te wails and Passcngers from New York. Wedn Strictares om: of solitary i Open 6) Tr ON 18 CONFIDE! New York, Wednerday, bree to six days. No eaknone he invariah! Picton. IF his offion, M4 Fulton ettert. CONV ERS'INVI Americn, Harr euros. Yor frvight oF paieage, spi JRATING € CUNARD, Jan., 4 Br VOR CALIFORNIA VIA GOAGRES-TH4 CLI No. § North K Bhove on the I BB. SUTION, 4 Wa UTHERN TRAVEL— nd the cordin: Thomes Lyon, will er ber 12, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, from pict steamer, in connostion with the € and inland steamboats from Savi Jone conveyance t REWARD.~CROSSMAN'S SPRCIP of aonorthen’ Ofall & fe complaint, thie i# the 2 desirable ronte. ars, and from New Yerk to New Urieans in net eure, under forf . O, RENTOTA, | d New York, vin Rie Jane ro and Valparai Clags steaueehip BUDORA will vail fot the al She has been expressly fi fergers, and has wneurpassed aceon ode tio | cr pasenge, apply to ‘ate abroad, are Warned not to make *heit invemtions publie | 10 Aster ff way. and 100 Fulton etreet corner of Willie. *CTOR CONVERS’ INVIGORATING CORDLA) the only remedy for vex i vexlog and toin for Fociety, business, or matrimony. All those and dieorders tind, eaused by seeret and try wedily enred by this potent temedy Dr. Come 53d avenne, between lh and ty Cordial. $2 a bottle » the married and ringle ao od out toearry pas | weakpers, and those moet Beaver strect. the 15th of November. F © Pay, 156 Fulton eisee, S airy Butter: Tite) bushels large | beard, between piers art r \d wortted stockings, intry weather, jaghs, an quite=-pot altogethe: ‘Though in flannels roaking, embrace you, d freeaimg. igh, Cold and Asthma Aro no poantasm’ them. S COLD CANDY, the universally admitted good remedy for all throat and tion, sold, wholesale and re il, by Mrs. above Franklin screet. Redding arvis’ Build~ AL WONDER OF THE AGE--WATTS areed to cure Neuralaia in every id or body. $1 1 Direct TALBOT WATTS, 102 | ALT RH&UM, RING net Pimpics on (he timely tise of Bed, OAK phe Vapor and Todivo Bath ERTIFICATE FROM TNE PRINCIPAL OF THE FRE- _ Frenowra, Daly 17, 1348. Ihave boom yok cold—a mate we er 4 right tubs mand at in~ nt that day e [NGTON. A. B. & D. Sant + 273 Bromlesy, Lev Javiland, Keors & Co. genorally throaghous the POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, Has JUST ifeial Eyes, whic without he nataral eve f the Bye and Ra ‘ 6 y, whetefoan be bad his CAL BOOK S—\ COMPLETE PRACTICAL one vate d ry ones red plates €p Hy s fearionaly i nt of certain d re cevoted to t Dr. C. to cure the worst JALLY © trictmers am Soe bia London Di- RDIAL~ THE for pal tn appli- epges a single ine he mixture ve Many are cured in 73 Broadway, eotnet of see; at 110 Beoad- .ineapacitating the man per habive of ireeta, where tles for $5. Ti pany al) | frame, wh | thet teed Dr. 8. P. Townsend's Sa IRCUS—ASTOR PLACE.—ARRIVAL AND FIRS? Appoarance this season of Tryon's splendid Equestrian Troupe. Reduction of priees—Boxes 25 cents; childen halt price; Pit, ove shilling. The manager has the honor of an- nounelng to the public, that, | 8 lease for the remainder of ‘the season, of his extensive and elezant Amphitheatre, on Richth street, Astor Place, he will, on Monday evening, October 2th, present to his friends nd pacrons one of the most gorzeovs assemblages of Eyucs- trian and Gymnastic Tatent ever witnessed inthe are Twenty-seven Performing Hortes, eight Pontes—the mort perfectly trained, thoroughly bred and beautifully marked to be found in this or any other countey. His extensive company contains some of the first artistes in the profession, and most of the “Star Ridors” of Amorica,a full List of which will be published in the bills of the day. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P, T. BARNUM. Proprietor-~J. Greenwood, Jr. Assistant Manazor.—Re- engaged tor a Nmited period, tho Martinetti Family, whose wonderful Gymnastic achievements and Pantomimic deline- ations have con immutably with the Ravel bey appear afternoon and evening. Algo engnge: Tt, Mr. F. C. Wemyss, Mr. Ward Peto M erritield, Rose, Ol: Higgins, Misses Leslie, ‘wn and West. Also'on exhibition, at all | ‘onstrictor, large Living Anacon: Crocodile, Adwission 28 conte; ebildren wader 10 years of hg Cen ACALLISTER’S TEMPLE OF ENCHANTMENT, CAl- note Assombly Rooma.—On Monday, no per Ninth ‘Series of Mazical Soirors, commencing (T ving taken 1vom Gen, Welch Wednesday, October 30uh and J 4 Thureday, » Ist) with the Living Cards; Eno! Emma; La Petite Maison’ Chin Ladies’ F wustible Hat; Nep- Admittance, 25 ‘cents; f price. Commence at73g. Pri- day, benefit of Mr. Macalister, OMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO JOSEPIL BURKE ‘and Richard Hollman —Mossra. B. and 4. take pleasure in epnouncing to the publie that their friends have wade ar- ve them a Complimonvary Concert, to take place on Monday evening, October 29th, at the Chinese Ae~ sembly Roome, en which oceation they will be assisted by Mademe end Mr. Leati and Mr. H.C. Timm. ‘Tickets, $1, to he had, with posrammes at the musie stores and hotels, at the rebidence of Mes and H., No. 8) Leonard stroct, and at the door on Monday evening. Concert to commenos At eight o'clock. Vocsl andtn Rooms, on Tuesday ev voice, will bs cort in the new furai . Oct. 0, Mons. Steuro, with bis Lind as te sing @ romance from the opera of Don Pasjasle, by Donizetti, a t. f. Dietrich will play on the piaro, and a quartette for fou by M B. indeed a jel ssobi T SRY EVENING, AT 257 Bowery, between Stanton and Rivington streets, under the direction of Mr. Auntin Phillipa. Adwitsion, 6'4 cents; to commence at re 7, presinaly. J. LYNCH, Proprietor. MUSEUM, &i9 BROAD- 1, Customs, Religions, Arts miItions of Chineso, will close ti lO P.M. Admit pric Ae? WEEK-THE CHT way, exhibiting the M and Sei of four hundred n Xt. Open from Y A. Md: jer 12, MEDICAL, EMPLE OF HFALTH, 82 NASSAU STRERT.—DR. 8, P, TOWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- SAPARILLA—The m extraordinary Medi World!—This Extract is put up in art bot cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted super It cures dine: debilitating the Pati ‘The creat beanty all other medicines INVIGORATES THE BODY, It is one of the very best PALL AND WINTER MEDICINES only purities the whole system strengthens the person, but it creates NEW. PURE AND RICH BLOOD: & power possessed hy no other mediciue. And in this lies the ‘and secret of ite wonderful . It bas performed with- ww the leet th O evres of severe enses of disease; jeast 20,000 were i hae saved the lives of more thay 2500 children the three eat xr to any ithout vomiting,.purging, sickening or SES OF GENER‘ 1 DEBILITY AN RVOL It invigorates the whol who bave lost their museu: tly. To those the effects of or the ex- © Re ba neral physical prostration of the pervous system, lagsitua bs intivg toneations, premacure decay and nsumption, astening townrds that fat pte tirely restored by tl jis Saren parila is far « INVIGORATING CORDIAL, d invigorates the ayatem, giv: rength to the museular syste: activity to the ina most extra- ordina: roe. HO MOTHERS AND MAKRIRD LADIES. ‘This Extract of Sarsapyrilia has been ex complaints, No fem pprosching that eritioal 1d negtect to take tt as itis ac y of the numerous and horrible di this time of lite. ipvigerating the ay for all the deliente d It bt whole LESSING TO MOTHERS AND © tend most effectual medicine the suflerings atten t atrongthens both inet think i before and af ehil morriag ing th Hiring the cireulation, no equal, The great benuty of this medicine ir, it iealways safe, and the most detente une it mont succersfully, very fow eaten requires any other medi- eine; in some a Tittle Castor O'f of Magnesia, ie useful. Ex- ere tie open air, and Ii A with this medicine will always ensure # cafe and eagy evrtnement. FEMALF. MEDICINE. This Sarsonacilia isa sovereign aad epeedy eure for in cipicnt Consomption, Borrennese, Peak Falli Womb, Conti ‘ od of 2ifheult Mensttaation, Ine 1 invelumtary discharge thercot and’ for { the system ne matter whether the result of avee or causce, produced by istegularity, iliness of ngcan be t ing than its invigorating effects on the human frame. Versons ali wonknoss and Lassitudo, m ‘king it at once become robust and full of eneray Te wan sevecs of the female Te wilt tient aM@icted with numerous nerve and the P old Pilis and ¥ ande of cares of Chronic een cured by thie Sereaparilla. TWO CHILDREN SAVED Vory few families jndeet—in fret we hare not heard of ove— apariita m time, loot an ohtidren the past summer, while thots that did not, sickene and died. The certificate we publish below fs conclanive ev dence of ite value, and another instance of ite saving the | lives of children. Mynrix Avexve, Brooklyn, Sopt. 15, 1847. Dr. 8.2, Town sewp—Dear Sir: t had two obi cured by your Sarsaparitia of the enimmer complaint ty * Altern months old, and the other three years, ‘They were very much reduced and wo expected they would | die; they were given up by two respectable physicians. When the Doctor i we murt loge them, we resolved fo try your Sursaparils, which we had heard so much ¢ but had Itule confiden: n, there being #0 much stall adver ved that i worthlers, and y thankfal that for it urdoubter!y saved ¢ heramay be indveed to Principal ofhoe 52 Navean street, a Fulton street, formerly coeupicd by the South Baptist church, Agents for Philadelphia, De, Dyott & Son: Boston, Redding L.'8. Daner, 10% Baltimore st. Balt ation; R. B. Sellers, Pittsburg! Wrieht & Co, 151 Charter a ists generally, throughout the 4 Canadas, by &. P. Townsend. B Lecik ont for eounterteite snd imitatte Ds COOPER, ls DUANE STREET, fas, FOR THE laet fourteen ye confined his practice to the trent+ (pent of mereuria’ ar ot diwosee ef s delicate py: Pe. Tie eam cure the mort Serravated cases of this disease, and removed two to five days, A perfeet cure, oF MEP tcai, 4 bv ick DUCTOR YOURSELE PRIVATE. ly, for 96 conte, by meanaof the Pocket Beoulapiu nie It ise confidential, sile #. enablin, y one to conduct his termination. fwenty-F red ene wing of the comer att 1m Young, ™. D al weokners, tary habite of youn. ate f D* RALPH, AUTHOR OF THR “PRACTICAL PRI- T, o joh steoet~ Ofhee ertain olass of peo- eee. Te seriovary appre ec inaipiert, ta INTELLIGENCE BY THE Our Washingten Correspondence, Wasnineton, D. C., October 27, 1849. The Case of Koscvusko. The Circuit Court of this District was sitting ia chaneery during the last fortnight, and disposed of many chancery cases. This morning was fixed for hearing four demurrers to the bill of the heirs of Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko, praying discovery, account and relief from and against Jonathan B. H. Smith, administrator of the personal es Col. Bomtord, who was, in his lifetime, elaiaes trator of Kosciusko’s estate, and ape from and egaimst the sureties to the probate bonds of Col. The Ilon. Reverdy Joh e Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Attorney Gens Sew Work and Major G. Tochman, member of the bar, appeared for the heirs of Kosciusko, The ease was postponed, with their convent, tll Saturday next, it having appeared that Richard §S. Coxe, one of the counsel of the denturrants, has been absent from Washington, with the leave of the court. Messrs. Marbury and Redin are associated with Mr. Coxe, as counsel of the demurrants. The case is of some interest, as the heirs of Kosciusko nave litigated it since 1823 ; it was under the managemeat of many other counsel, and it involves many questions relating te our own and international laws. Oor Philadeiphia Correspondence. Puraverruia, Oct. 26, 1849. Rumored Resignation of Gov. Johnston—Where as he going to?—Hon. George Darsie—Coal Shp- ments—The Fuir—Another Splendid Packet Ship —Death of Mr. Potter. ‘The rumor gethers ttrength eveiy day that his Excellency Governor Johnston, is about to resign the cares of government, and his $3,500 per an- num, not like the Emperor Charles, to go into a state of monastic seclusion, there to bewail the madness und misfortunes of the great whig party, but to be inducted into an office of greater profit, under the federal administration. In the same breath, rumor assigas him a full foreign mission, and the post of Seeretary of the Treasury, which 1s to be made vacant for him by the translation of Mr. Meredith to the saows of Russia. Governor Johnston may resign, and General Taylor may ap- point him to some office in his gift; but I venture to predict that it will neither be a foreiga mission nor a cabinet appomtment, for the good and suffi- cient reason that he lacks the necessary qualifica. tions. The Governor is a fine-looking, jovial fel- low—democratic in his feelings and associations— an excellent judge of Movonguhela—and, at a pinch, or a punch, can make a pretty good stump speech; but he understands as much about diplo- macy, the law of nations, and the general princi- ples of political economy, as a Flat Head Indiaa, and so he would fraukly tell any one, if asked the qvestion. No! no! Lf the Governor is to wax fat on federal pap, patronage, and power, it will be in the customs, or in the Land Department; or, it ro be, that he will be sent as a commissioner to an Indian tribe, although, strange to say, he pro- fesses utter ignorance of the Winnebago and Kiek+ apoo dialects. In ease of his excellency’s resigna- tion before the meeting of the Legislature, the Hon. George Darsie, of Alleghany, will have to sign or veto bills, pardon convicts, and sppeint the $100 per annum Judges, until January 1861. Mr. Jarsie is the Speaker pro tem of the Senate, an un- flinching whig, and a most amiable and talented gentleman. lie has been a member of the Legislas lure for some ten years, and is well known through- out the State for the zeal which characterized his eflorts (through the direction of Col. Robinson, of Pittsburgh) to seeure the nght of way through Pennsylvania for the Baltimore aad Ohio Railroad —etlorts which resulted in mortifying failare—and which so incensed the citizens ‘of Alleghany in general, and Pittsburgh, in particular, it they came near raising the standard of nullificatton, 80 far as our good, old, be-devilled commonwealth was concerned. , p The amount of coal received by the Schuylkill Navigation for the week eading Cet. 25, was 15,- 128 tons—totel for the season, 388,871 ton By the Reading Railroad, for the same week, 24,961— total for the season, 921,593. Total shipments fromthe Schuylkill region, thus far this season, 1,310,474 tons i i ‘The Fair of the Franklin Institute closes to-mor- row night. ‘The awards will be made in the afier- noon. The keel of a splendid packet ship has just bee laid at Vaughan & Lyan’s ship yard, Kem ae. Her burthen will be about 1.300 tons, and she tended for Cope’s line of Liverpool packets. (vite a gloom has been thrown over our come munity by the intelligence of the death of the ve- nerable John Potter, isq , at Princeton, N. J. He leaves an immense estaie—a portion of whieh is landed property in Georgia. Mr. Hudson concludes a brilliant and profitable engagement at the Walnut thisevening. The bills of this establishment are underlined with the neme of Miss Cushman, who is announced to ap. pear on Monday evening Great will be the rush for eeats to-morrow. Purnave A, Oct. 28, 1849. ‘The Commissroners of Moyamensing—The Phita- delphia Pust-Ofice—A Serious Charge-A Fire and a Pight—Bold Robbery—The City and Country Democracy— Miss Cushman, §e. Among the noieble plans proposed by the com- mussioners of Moyamensiag, for the suppression of riots in their distiiet, is the election of four addi- tional police officers. The getters up of these riots, of course, will have a voice poteatial in the selection and election of uns vhty increase to the police force of Moyamensing ; and, judging from past experience, their suflrages will not be bestowed on ungrateful persoos, Watchmen, courtables and lunp-lighters have takea part ia the fights and forays of the “ Killers ;” and it is said that during the great rot, on the night of the Ith, many of them were quite enth: ei their ¢ endation of the scicatitic style ia whieh the brick-bats and paving-stones were throwa and hurled. these circumstances, to inerease the police furee of Moyomensing would be merely to erease the triends of the rowdy gangs that district, Whe ap r to have political as wellas sicu! Hee fhe Times ot this tical character are de adelphia Post Offiee, thei ¢ cad, und the letters, then, del in. ‘This nesertion has been tw within a week, io nos ol the Time yey in that blessed quarter, ty openly asserts that letters tely opened in ratents delibes ny sealed | true, no sereening | of meking @ purchase. One seer as yet no cent fr explanw ade by Postmaster White or any of his eme ¢ 80 grave cannot be treat nary Tr, emanat ary | partizan paper. Neither will officials be exeased from pleading, on the ground of an hitherto unsal- lied reputation. ‘The charge ise T true or falee, and the publie dem ie If no. shutiliog, no whitewashing commit of investigation it panishment so eommary as will preserve inviolate the sanctity of the mails, Lt talae, let the author of a ealumay eo vile, wieked, and mischievous, be handed over to the tender mercies of the pro ag attorney. ‘Lhem’s our sentiments The counting house attache | the ship yard of re. Voge nace in Water, below Almond street, was partially destroyed by fire ata late he last even The subdoing of the flames was fol- lowed, it is eard, by a promiscaous sort of fight, in which fists and pistols were treely used ; but my informant was unable to ascertain whether aay lives or limbs were lost, or not. A very worthy young gentlemona, who reoices n the real or assumed name of Warner, last evens ing entered the store of Mr. Buily, in Market street, and desired to look at his watches, with the view { to suit his faney or poeket; and, while ehatlering about the price, be kept edging and edgins towards the door, which he finaily reached, and thea rushed up the street with a velocity that made his coat tails stick out behind at an angle of degrees. Pate suit was made, and the thief captared ; but somes how or other, in his flight, he managed, nob. served, to hand the h over to an aceomplice. The fair of t anklin Inetitute closed last evening, with an eloquent address by the Hon. Jebn K. Keone, of lever writing celebrity. To- morrow evening, Mr. Jackson is to give a maga ficent display of fireworks, What connection py- rotechnies have with the ob whieh the Prank lin Institute are supposed to have in view, many of your readers will no doubt be ata loss to undere stand. Now that the democrats have recovered their cendency m the Legislature, th aims of ex- Recorder Vaux are openly advocated for State treasurer. J should like to see him elected, for he would make a popular and eflicweat officer; bat the fates have ordained otherwise, for his super ndance of shirt collar is as much io his way as place where he hols from. The country de~ mocracy entertain a strong teclingselmost amougt. ing to bitter prejudice, against the city democracy; end with ovr square-tped, homespun friends of the interior, the question is not, “ean any good eome out of Nazareth 1? bat, “ean any good come out of Philadelphia!” Philadelphia, with them, te 1 separably connected with the United States Bank and bloody riots; and until this connection is ses vered, the disciples of Jeffereon in the ety and county must be content with the ermmbs that fall r fd democratic Coa