The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1850, Page 3

@Beections of the Union have abandoned all thei sestional prejudices, and have become mor® strongiy cemented than ever in the bonds of wnion, “he effect will be of the most favorable eharac- ‘er, We have no doubt but that as soon as the mat- ter Is thoroughly understood abroad, there will by ® more active demand for our public stocks than we have ever yet experienced, and that foreign eapital will flow in upon us on all sides. Whilst the stocks of the Federal and State governments are being absorbed by foreigners, our domestic capital will be secking in- vestments in our local stocks of a sound and produc- tivecharacter. The safety and security of ourrailroad ON, BY A irra tan a etna ted ed in, fea ease from iazt back ah) at 303 Rlizabeth street, first floor, We Cie SITUATION, A p COACEMAL, : B AN in a private The bes rofo~ oF a Ay: sce rar th Rhee days, at it East third floor, front room, between First and rear, up staire Best of city reference can be be seen for two days ANTED—A SI XUATION. 1 BY A RESPECTABLE | bonds are, at present, better understood by our own ‘ selene woman ae ol itd ren's nurse and seamstress; une irae ers ‘well recommei s, and many will, doubtlesr, dispose of their | fern ter er last place. Mpiveacoull at Nor 100 Bowery, in toe pes servers securities to foreigners, and invest the proceeds in stccks or bonds of incorporated compa- ies, equally good, but not so well known abroad. ‘This is the view we have taken of the present posi- tien of our political, financial and commercial affairs, and such are the results we auticipate. We cannot, therefore, resist the belief that a period of prosperity is about opening upen us unprecedented in the history efour progress—one calculated to develope our re- vourees with wonderful rapidity—in which every one ‘will participate to a greater or less extent. ‘The steamship Pacific, from Liverpool, does not bring any important news. Advices by this arrival are four days later than thoee by the previous steamer. ‘The decline in cotton was merely nominal; but we & dsp A UATTOe. Fe BY A RESPECTABL ng chamberwork, or ro Po! 18 Hosovels street, be see yo day, a second floor, front room, near Chatham. Bayh tial A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN’ AY ituation $0 aot the Engetal housanens of small vaehi eis re is ‘od cit; fe fro Recess ms nr ene ting coo cig a eet, Brooklys: ayTan-Tre 3: T ARE ACQUAINT. WwW’ peel eaters tate aie es | h the Lace an: respectable ie Boyes rit ths furnishing store. dlately, by aderccolng Maven, Heruld stice. ANTED—A BOY, nd OR 16 YEARS OF AGE, INA have no doubt later arrivals will confirm a deprecis- Clothing coteblishment; AVELIC, Nes bowery. | tion. Breadstuffs were without change, as regards both | ANTED—A YOUNG MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS transactions and quotations. The harvests had proved wie — furnishing business. Apply at 157 Fulton | | more faverable than anticipated, and the yield has street. turned out 4 full average. ‘ANTRD—BY 4 RESPECTABLE, WELL EDUCATED We learn that upwarde of $125,000 have already been i Pe oe ine —— ica wabseribed towards repairing the Schuylkill canal. | or any other trcatworthy pacity; the most satisfactory About 2.000 hands wre alrendy employed, and the sec. | feyenees will be piven 8 | rmanent sivention is Gbeized tow trom Norristown will be ready in the course of the ensuing week, The damages to the locks on the whole eR Sees ee, fees pe netoet Ssnowledge of the busi Une will not exceed $40,000. Isis now rendered cer- tain that the cansi will be ready for business again early next spring. The amount received for tolls on all the New York Btate canals during the 2d week im Sept.,was 91m 770 40 goods store, by 01 ry rit! Bame period 121849. 6. eee e eee eee + 106.250 BL sto honesty fad ae lity. AD | Shove de‘eription, may obtains perm Increase in 1850.........00+2-++ 15.580 59 | quiting at the corner of Myrtle ave: earey ste umount reovived for tolls from the com- a ANTED—BY mereement of navigation to the Lich of Sept., incla- A YOUNG MAN OF BXPERIENC sive, war 1.592238 92 ‘and who can give the best of vity roference, a situation | Bame pr ried in 1849, 1,807,879 22 | Jn 8 grocery store. ‘The ad ertlser w wuld hare a0 0! eorlons | Increase in 1850, . “Ba 859 70 70 ETNURSE—A WOMAN WITH A FRESH BREAST Amount of tolls reectv.d on ail the New York State Satie tend lee het kar eee ote | eanais in each of the following years, during tbe seeond | nurro. Please call at No. 153 Sixteenth street, first floor, | front rom. week in Sept., and totals up to the ) 4th Sept., laclusive, Baw Youx Srare Canars—Amount ov Torts, sees 220.770 40 1,892.233 92 Notwithstanding the large reduction of the rates of toll upon various articles, and the numerous breaks which bave occurred’ during the season, the toils ved are already some $25 000 abead of Inst year. . “ A iivation as Hountheeper in a bacholors ery ni pitted Teel te 24h Sine, an musi «xp Row tomarnes | gover rf $1,051053 60 ur, aa tal ean begiven. Ad- + "66.048 86 1,263'610 02 on ONC EO Paver i 52.114 09 1019 787 54 MES PECTATIR YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT 4 . tion—unders! angs ee vistas a Heriot reference, an ‘be given F ne plese. “Picase ; 594, call at ¢ atrvely ia ¢ fo + 80,661 73 1.534.476 66 | tuck yrs : nae eae steuPzhad | 2 Bi Ws7 58 1,676,226 Tt eB 93 VIL 83 2414518 73 G WOMAN A3 | 109.546 75 1.869.181 87 5 wali fo fa aro of aildren, 0 : ; a omabie reference } 3009- agen ke seeees 106,259 71 1,867,379 22 or and capability. Apply at 148 Noxfola street, rear, per, oF to take charge of a am qoutes. tamily, or be somtosion ts ¢ edz be wal nee quainved with dressmaking. Eas no odjeotiva to travelling Sr gommg to the try. Plonse address J. B. They will probably be $100.00 better then last year, at the elose of uavigation. ‘The Camden avd Amboy Railrond Company are relaying their road, between Amboy aud Camdeu, with very heavy rails The work of relaying this road was begun a year or twoago, The first rails for the new . reforenoe give Hicase te call at 100 Kasi Bightocnth surceh Cau be be for two days. KESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SiTU- ation to cook wach, and ireo, No objection to 5) & ort distance in the country. Has good city reference, Cam n fue two daye, at No. 280 Muloerry street, front base= track ¢ made at the works of the Trenton Iron Company, for $55 atom. That company had a contract for 500 tons, but they relinquished it after making about 200 tons, The railroad company then despatched ap agent to England, and he succeeded in baying the vaila there on euch terme, that they cost, when de- livered at Amboy. only $420 ton. 800 tons are now unloading there, This line, when completed through- out with T rail, will, in all probability, be the main Une of travel betwoon New York and Philade)phia, as it ie now decidedly the most agreeable. When im- proved, as the company intends, there will exist no yesson why the time between the two cities. may not be reeuced to S}y hours, and it probably will be. The 28 miler by water frm Amboy may, by proper boata: be reduced to 1} Lours, aod the raiiroad time to Camden, (9 miles, totwo bourse, The railroad passen ger line now frequently rans tor miles together at li minutes to the mile, and much of the way at two mi Rest ECT ag! YOUNG Woman wise ASITUA- to make herself generall: mended. Inquire at No. ule 0S Fires avenue, curaer Tenth t ILLIAKD TABLE WANTED—ONE SECON D-1A. pied ‘at & moderate price, Address Box 125 tative the pri con wanen .—WANTED, A LOT OF 8K for fue French cloth. Addross “ (; NTED—WITH A FEW mi attached and in the vicinity of New iting, cash will be paid. Address Country Herald office, LERK WANTED—IN & RETAIL GROCERY STORE a sequainted with the tos trade, Addre, erald o ROCKERY SALESMAN wie BOOKKEEPER WANT- ed, - - % New Orleans. A person fully competent to utes to the mile. b ¢ the — and accounts of & house in the necessary. person nae ow ee on via PS RARE » No, > Pearl sree Bz; KBEPER WANTED—REI! ERENCE 29. TO Ca4- ability required. A ay, N.Y. pu ee sider. pep WANTED—A SECOND HAND ENGINE> — ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BYERY DAY. ‘4 WANTS. Doge ED—AN ITALIAN GIRL AS MAID. “APPLY ar 8 office. ANTED—A vInst RATE COOK; aaanmes _Wo- man preferred. Apply at No. 14 Lispenard =A BOY 1M & WHOLBSALE AND RETAIL Anes 8. W. corner of Thirty~ R WISHES TO tablisnment. Any receive an answer, by address ed city references given. . TO CONTRACT FOR CARPENTERS —Wa\ ‘ANTED—A MAID WHO CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND anivine constraetiig large tanks, and boild~ ‘German, to wait on a lad who is about to travel. | ing large cyans os ss Wiligintare ply to the American Call ae 425 Broome races. Timber Preserving Company, all street. ANTED—DY A RESPSOPARLS NIDSLS AGED ‘wowan, situation to do plain NTED, A SITUATION TO TAKE ehildren. Flease ly at 2b] Mets street. G axe veree% who baw leather for the ANTED—BY A SPECTABLE OUNG WOMAN, yeare,and cau give good rel | an ody Bee yo address, port-paid, “Tanner, | Jed he S2 Lid 3 een: sfourth ‘streeudee we ~ th and Seventn ASONS.—WANTED, TO CONTRACT FOR BUILD- Tis shaft hit about ty foet and por - res prly ve a ogehy rere PUNE, Seore NTRD—A SITUATION AS SEAMSTAESS, AND fe do light chamborwor dort of vity reference giv ¥. ihintrect, Between the Fi nd ocr. she th peed apply leat employer, “A Add O PAPER MANUFACTURERS.—WANTED, A SITU- ie ‘& midale- aged person, w Largest mapufac ery description of ee, 1a bee: ted. accustomed to tuition, ry branches of eduea- irawing. Application may be UANISBED HOUSE WANTED—ACOOD, woDERN | forsiehed, from Novemper till Mey of rons ting terme ad locality, ANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO General Housework of & small family, and seal Feung chilieen. recomme wenty-etath near Lexington mimediavely. Wages $9. SPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ambermai USE WANTED TO TO “RENT, A FUR- oe = cOAL, Cc DAILY DISCHARGING FROW BOATS AT $575 Be best soaliuy, Pram yard Kire PETER CLINTON. - ASH COAL = THE core THe ORBLE the Belmont Col- pee a rien Re CO Philatel rANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chamba rmaid, of to take eare of eb Be is & 5 oc pl Washer, and iromer. Can he seen for three daye, if not engaged, at 162 Twenty-Aith steeet, be tyeem sk and oth ANTED—BY 4 RRSPRUTA titvecion ax Waiter or Chambermaid fm a small re- Qpectabie family im the city, Best of city referomee be from ber lact plare. days at 119 ne cesar rau’, DONNA BLI78 VALEN- ‘ 5 Broadway. jmting, anim ta~ tone ne by Sie'ra for: ES she orn of wefan for a ley to # and A RESPECTABLE L howrework or chamber willing co make from her Isat lee: 5 ba lien, French, yrax Fr BU ype, ¥ wae Eervonurse FRANCE professor of = etwity me ASTED—A SITUATION, BY A. WOMAS moved to abili'¥, ae general house meld, wh. Girects, aed we aod Las mo. t excell referee vate be bit would do chamber ork, nts PRACTICALLY sine ile, Wo. 4 ead sopsratoly 8 im bie WRITING ROOMS, wo the leting the eitigene “ef New Fors, GOL OSMITHNS ‘ ANTEO RESPECTABLE SITUATIONS, BY TWO young girls: one to do general house work,and the 0 ertopty ebem be care of child Meet of reet, Work, or ty wi We frat u be ter & rest, would 40 gener, fn be seen fortwo day rear. I ANCING ful fe to infor Radieny, he tien cf prpi Young gentlem: choot, or fami plieation to Signor e Wall et reek HORSES, he. aAnTED a sirvatio 5 ORRY Mak et ar und aad Rind in all harness, fold om reasonable terme. al foun: be WANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO, Go Sour FOR A | ova }- | gut representarive to the Byracuse C | mittee, with power to ae | Council, cu the condition of oui | of i fearless, ané honest manne JENNY LIND. -epuile. 3 JENNY LIND’S SIX! Comes set and eo present, will a | Pnoonains, Overture—(Dor Freyseb he M. von Waber, Ste "Prondt por me a aA pai titi a ry ee eses . Donizetti. Grand March—The Crusaders,” frst fate of pei, ener ees tereeees as egeses Jee Benedict "ied Hr Bullets iffaaee dia. ae muy rar ‘The Brides of ma itis te caiel: inate Tie Viutes, Messrs ide ss ante, [oy ate SI ce cotnascieeutia: Chickering» grand Piece will be used at thi . Piano used at this Concer. Visiters ars ‘che beoks couteining tha we oatrance to Castle to get between the are Seated. “ae: ‘Senay Ld for the purpose of pring: wre comeerts im ely after after which sho returns ‘ork to resume eee cries ber concerts, £ BEAR THAT IT 1S VERY CONFIDENTLY EX- Peeted that the last concert which Mademoiselle Ji ny Lind will give, before she visite Boston, will be even more largely and more fashionably attended clan any of the pre. vi riven at Castle Carden, Amougs hiities of the day who wil! be present, Ww President Tyler and bis famil; ¢ ny of tho eurrent calobiities of le world, taken seats, as as our politieal and fashion: PO 12) 1CAL. MOCRATIC RE PupLteaN TA MEETING O or TUE Resolved, That this Committ jew with pleavare and admiration the independent and manly course piraued by vention, I to procure # conc:lias: i. rty and would. ioe iia Our Warm and sin in his antiring etfo unhappy divisions of the Democratic sappy divis if the i ‘ully, ae a committee, tender ere ‘thanks, ‘The following gentlemen were appointed a Finance com- r~Danicl Meehan, George Isaac: ad John Ward. ny, No. 31, held on tae evening of Sept. % preamble and resolutions wore anaui- Alfred Carson, Esq 1 Rep Five f engineer, Proper, in his sparc went, to wader in the dircbarge of his duty, owing to she wilful aeg~ ligence of come ct our anthoritios, whose daty it fs, not to attend to, but tu protest, the interesi« snd weifare e department; and it be had net oome ous in the bold, whioh he has, and stared to tha public the evils, and shown than where the corrnption lie! ould blime and © for noglect of those who are 4 they have d hint, and threats be it therefore we believe that the ar and estate. ments made by our Chiet in bis Repors Te tue, and will be tubstantiated by him at the proper time. Kosolved, That tho membere of this th their brother Firemen, and ¥ ineer under all ciroumstance the stand he has ti ompany are united sastain our Chiet Fa- ny omorgoney, tor on for the coud paine aad wellare of departine nt fesolved, That the thanks of thie Company are not only teddered but actually due, to Alfred Carson, Esq, for whe firm stand he has taken in (his matter. Resolved, a copy of those resolutions be transmitted to Alfred Ee York Hsr~ ald aud Firemens’ 40 danse, Seo'ys TA MEETING or AMITY HO HOSE C oY PANY, NO. 4 held #6 theiy house on the evening September inst., Messrs. Samucl &. Bolena mover, and C. H. O'flare, Comiittes, submitted the following re- solutions, whioh were unani it Is our opin ual report of 1! interest of all our fellow is particularly the devire of the Fire Departmen irteguiarities and grievances complained of should” end Tnirly oxamived int hat the ny of these resolations ompany, waitted to & er ed ta the "New Vork Mersig” aud Fireman's Jcermak WILLIAM J. LIPPINCOTT, Foreman. Le, Secretary pro tom, ANTED- WILLIAM RICHARDS, OF WRDNES- ng lao came to New York a fo SPECIAL NOTICES. ~The wembers of Frashlin Chapter, No.9, are ented to es | rea! “hac B. OSTRANDER, 8. LAND SOCIETY raoress istance of BE UNITED BROT! securing & village site wit ty, and allotung it ecting takes place Tuotday eveuteg ne the terms are bo caay, me ted to actend, Kune, Seoretary. EMEN, AND POLIC nw ond the pois! T ARS U M GUAKD ATTENTION—THE MEMBERS AND f the Barnam egy are sqovestioll ioe Mavoni) Mall, areda: HZCTIA QOCCID LOUYXXZONCFING Za CTDBL- ‘ ph huey pabl woliti, O yf jibe dtyxxa, Lol OARD IN A PRIVATE PAMILY.ONB OR TWO Joung penelewen be accommodated with full, oF partial board, by applying et No. 164 Prince street. oF, FRVEN § SINGLE GENTLEMEN good board and pleasant id C0 quiet neighborhood, ten minutes wall from Bredwey. ii yuire at 140 Greommich street. OaRDING8i NED IMMEDIATELY, 1 a GENTS y. where there re the pene CG. oflee ot thie paper, D WANTED<HY THREE Epalirh indies, They Franklin or White street ric, Acderese G A., Meral th reference 18 Fawii, HAVING would rent tw» of MORE ROOM THaN Tee furnished rooms te single. gent lene th bres fast and toa if required. References required’ Brquire at 286 Green street ANTED- nY Two SINGLE @ NTLEMBN, A SCIT * tide o Address ‘Los, ow, § hw ann —Losr ON SATURDAY MORNING, ast S porket book with about $1 r r ING, AT CASTLE GAR. d Bloetker street, a Hracolet, The finder will be euitabl, res } Bleeker s:toet, TON st Spay. Mite Passio mROsDWay, feb om ' iy fe eden by reatorl street, of giving informs m where the DAY AFTERNOON, a hair bracelet with « wer ‘will ve liberal nth fqoare, of to 11 Front rewarded on Termine ite i wireet. | the deor. certain evils and disadvantages which he bas had to isvor | ——— Revecrincay Se are prow 4 F ig A. £4 Maniac SOLE EY GEK—Bia nae sented the sie ‘oomedy of the ay Baldwin riapy, i Pa Ps, Mra. J. it stor D fertabane she last itee the a for s a ae eae = pe ‘oF pW EDEN” Catone) Ww ct warns f He ay pang 2 }, Mx. J prey om, ew isiog, atte Lok before 7; Ti hs conte. JA TBAOS, QaEDa—TIOERTS 20 abt, Pa sents; priv itelton.” Ferlormance to pommence bt oreloci™ Laat week of the successful new pantomime, with ite 98 te drapsfornations. Fi Ravel, Antoine Ravel Lebman, Leon Javeili.-Monday evening, Sept. 23, a "Diya Pas . Frees Tk Fes. $9 De wiih A EKIOU FAMILY —€aptai formance will “pie karan familys ater whe i e . ‘ Sleek, | Tight the Kav by; eae hase Witow | AS 'D bale ND—Scbert Massire, antoine Bai Chars Torrens. are Russell, Francois Ravel Wiad tiie Mad.Jerom Tie whale ith RAOUL—| ntoine Ravel; Aldibien, feats Ravel bang! OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR PLACE.—! :| ie Bole Lower and Manger. Reduction stings | [egos PEATwE chara STREET, Ni Nae it. Gale Lesaee & cre A. Zins oad aoadey'sy srenl = 2%, will be thos * Bet bi rks tik TURD — Le. Sp i enter Fi Taverkie Vandeviiie at is Cowell. Afver: which, for 4 fairy beilet Waction, AND COX. To conclu rie nut iN. ‘omique, composed ons. by Mlle. Celestine Franck’ aon Eapinosas tb ged THEATRE, BROADWAY, spiemiat iy ville or (seexer Lisette, Mes, Jofters.i Doors apea at 7 ia ain Sea. ese wven o B RNUM'S aueeicas MUSEUM.— anager; ropeleto "s.—Monday ey: rT fn chance travagauta of TEMP BLA Mr. at lay, Sept. 23, roti x ery aftanuon, bat phen Afier “pile DOBSON &'CO My also y. Howard: Pestle, ¢. P. Bre Tie Harvey,’ Mrs. D: ioe ‘a Felke be danced. Also | of RMIGA, ee GEG . ypouble Pas de Maceloe. A mailed ay Mise Ke My of eri tty of Alas, Waltsce, 2 Lancashire Bell. Apolt Ci 7 Boxer ‘and Parquet. ISR Orage HOUSE, (72 BROADWAY, ke Open eve ry ale hight on notice The origi , ke., by evening, the much or Xn F tay of THE DRUNK SES mg she curiorities now, splendid bust of soney Lind, a turing white fy at the Museura. Alto, Mad. La- e -_. MUSKUM, 178 CDATHA! 2.—TEIE pee aoe ies om FY ie Sah nn and [pane 7 ia the ning. Tho onter. | eente. OTs Open at “k. Ai tainmencs cousiat Re nnrivalls company of Percale Concert every Sacurd ng at 3 POM, Minserelunthe eoletra ved ane on jael Arab Girls: after Mondsy Sept he doors will open at half past 6, ence at Model Artiets, who will iy eome ew and splemiid If part 7 o'eloe Feprosencations of Living tataary. and who are oxosllod by hone im regard vo Deauty ead fare. A varioty of enver: felamente, crery stternegn ang evening. For ful) particy Jars, ose bills 9¢ aah fay. Adwissicc—Seats ta HE MI ty Caarior Miler sold medal at the OUP IN MARBLE— work of art, which received the ional Exhibition et Pay Pes, 60 conta ‘Gears anata, Bi cocte: Bouse, Bs conte: Fie ow open to the publi at the new rooms of the adem: GUREATEXCITEMENT.—0nG BRATBO YEMALE | ¥! H Minstrel Band will warble forth their sweet mui " ry afternoon aud ev Med Arad ‘Giel OTR onoiNaL CAMP a sahara tote oe air oalat Bell Ringers, who ere. ntion in tronpe rtands unrivall America, in 1814, 45,47, ond © way from ~man,D. Be Blythe, will spear ia ie © Burops, where they have been'pertersing, and intend giving B serine of concerts iu New Yora ein th exes, nee their last appear- city, they have learned » grene maay overture uadriftes, ant pol ve also had an in nutaber, being the [ bell whieh ranst be reon to be belisved. De, Colly troupe of Modele—compriting some of the inost beaut Yemales im eaistemee, which fer grace wud beauty stand werivalled, ‘The oply original troupe in the world. Par- formance to gommence in tbe aftern on af ek, and ip thoevening at 724. Programme ef perlormauce to bs had at AMUSEMENTS: owl BROOK Ly Bs OOKLYN MUSEUM, CORNER OF FULTON AND Orange street; grand'ertranec in Orange street, thrown 1 the reception of visitors day ond evening. with Mr. ©, Kemble, onday) « ted the beautiful play ctthe STRANGE . K. Maron; Sele Vier; oy Kato and have met ew durivg the pas this week in a nuubor of their choicest » Whole company appear in some admirable piece every even- Ing. ‘The Chinere Family romain this week only, Perform = 1" Commence “oloek ; ing at seven ‘Admittan pprobation They appear tions. fhe mat three way evening, benufit SPORTING, | ENTREVILL ‘Septembe iveide stake Sens id) for 150 thls thick ‘@clivere D. L. ni pare quality, arf in Pores OURSE, L. Lock, p TROTTING MONDAY M. Puree $9), with an Sth 6, in harness clsced with Hest NDIA KUPRER TOYS, BIRDS, OTTLES, “ke., OF ee at ker ken pure cum, tor OE ‘use, For 6, Beau. JORGE D, NOBLE " | South atrect ve Fulton forey, vm ag the sports Briley bece liagaces the tote person. It is a that & boot whieh firs well wears twive as long as one thy deer net. And it isalso a fact, tuat perfect fits tor all fe onde Shoes, ASUING MADE BASY, OR HOW TO W ASH CLOTSES without bbe om in this world, requires no machines, pounders, pF. noida, ticles, Tastruc thot are pla onywhe price only $1 per co) kon HeavEL, Patest Laundrose, Anu street, seeond foot, Ct TREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING —a PURSE OF 2) will be given, tree for all wt Boy,) mile heats, best ‘three in fire, in harness, $4) to go to seeond test stallion, to come off September svt. Batries to lose Monday evewing, September 25, by 10 o'clu ch, at Green OUGHS, COLDS, RBRUM. Complaints, Brysipe' coloured Skim, al din Blood - $0 rn me oars will Isave the South id rotorn As Koen as the + and APICER'® MoMa NN, Propricvors 4 Smeke, ferry, Brovklyn, at 2 sports are over PORTSMEN.—€ be shot at Bal y the most @ mplain 8 SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS RRCOMMEND- Dra, Mott, Stevens, Mamneven, Boyd, N Malle yates above cen aucou) diseases, ke., are K. J. Carroll's pour Baths, 48 Barclay ‘stavet, nese Collece ADIES AND peetfall wall ENTLEMEN | ARB Ny inter fseripttons ot sot y JaMoroney, er sent through 1 Oras ze» teperon pa ‘i No. i, Can, tT Orange sereet, CARD.—THE INVENTOR OF THE casera, Satin Glove ie Hojer, fren Mut Sr ait, Haier, comer of Third avenue largest hot fis tr ebasct Ta aaa way, an residences, I have also it and oem: sto) leaky , and ware me pot ae o “~ t iblie joed it to wis cor tarnine ead i BO OYLE, & Liquor ana Lregery * pag BY the Esta w fmare, rere—warianted not ch are being introdeed im Mastic mainte ns its high indvced to subsicute ia- asTic VARNISH pare & CO, street, New York, selerted fruit: an The dwelling- G apple orchard. and a large strawberry bed. the bank of the river the Ocean house and Ked at Fort Washingt ry a the dwelling, eneloved wi od ine hint oe ow K pUTpuree, Apa (4M) gallons, is three different places of storage. CAuHON To THE PUBLIC.~THR GREAT POPU- larity of Lye Mw rr ton of bedtngs, euch rend eas mont. ineeete on plants, * Dever failing opring of the pure or dwelling, which ean be varried into the house at @ trit!n The river in front of the dwelling abounds » Bbavdane supply of oysters, clam, » fine bathieg spotia front of che by rate warranted free fren poison = Ty iumerous gentlomeny Head thet Hew! w YORK Mowrrra alyzed K. ne Magnetic Pow h free from mineral of imy examination, tien of various vegarable inaeot king With agily of et steambonte John Hart, from foot of Peck thot Lawie, foot baaaeehe meres bee wok, within fi tk ae ekililly obtmime: te well deserving bi Ferther rete ex pat Feit Ya iecaat | heats 1 Tous ee Witt. eter cen Jona it tsistant | the above or separately. A OUN T. WHITE, 63 District Attorney NV John Room, 1 Clitst, corner of Hoekman sri y ed Jowpit ml: intel Da Cis TATEN [SLAND NEA r XARnows— baild: oF to Jeane, ent levated frown will Vo offered for t esirable ai Some lore offered are wikhend is erected in front of this ropert tended to complete anew ferry landing | a Se\ RB. Barnten, 7 Pos . Awspean be men. sud teras known, * ge . bul dar, 13 Reade street ct street *. EB. Cook tree EXPamss A AGENCIES. ew reees Dawg & co's 0 KAGE AND PAR As! s cane aN PA Th aay aa pitas Baler OF SALB—A VERY SU’ with top complete, nearly wew tingle harness. Apply to ar. Va Prince #t., opposite and barnes elptia.” om Saturday, their goods nd Syraflce o Rhee nd 3 4 * iblo’s Tasatre. forward promptly, persone wish: ‘expresses ore par icelert: stout othe by 3 v'etock, B parcels odty will be Tees 4) weaver sierect. 1) RENT-ON REASONAMLR TEAMS—TOR FIRST foor and cellar of No. 7% Wrondway, opposite Kestor ty sceupied Oy, John T. Brigham an bneiness, Th and are bigh ond fm toe street. The ly or togeoher. Ps eotsi on givon imime diately. Gass warhohala ACK, Steamer Crevowyt Cite, Sth Se orn ya a 8 Spe bor. — The eu hecribe 1 ok letters wacll 21-2 P.M Packs ought mest be delivered ae ur offer prict a Tionrson & PE TOB COCK, Manasers and Auwnt rl atrect by teen Fees iner heit goods at the bead on Br 4 fui tabie "Te. fortished Rooms for out Bowrd. Apply No. f Fost REN » the day PART OF A GENTRRL costomor for 87%) office of (hie paner ne GOING SOUTH.—NEW I Line between Baltimore ad Freeenete i tehen BHOORLYS F108 MINUTES iow pressure @u roome ¢ i a dap reefer é. t a sire Broek ida naa eneee wa the month of i Pine 1 eon hay josie te ‘usd Wiehe Hoes Wanted —waNreo To ike oy rae Li re # by eve Hine, rovms err fornis «4 «+ . Peach Frotericket ond by tL A. Me, aot eh poimt oer Pree y ihe arent nil nferni 40. 40. ELI we oa Ve Pp prarere Co 18 Monle and rtate roome extra, nae & Beare it tay ote farther information apply ining the Washi Lod States Loon! Board —Aoting Direetors for Seprom- Palmer; Samcel & Bowland yt — The ehairmam, Jon J Worthington, agent, liam Vao'fteeks Panving (, Packer. Mobert J Dillon fovy Fe wiht, oF om jaye mod Fridays oo bonre Cantorsio. Ris faren on favorable terms, a6 moserste faies of extra prem! ALEX, e, De ) 01 Davitmors Jone Moe Sul McC AUSLAN D, Coptaim 4. LEANDER STARR, Gesoral Arent. INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence, Wasuineton, Sept. 21, 1860. Congress still on the Appropriation bills— Episode in the Senate on the Galphim claim— House not yet ready for the Ebony Line Amendment, &c- Both houses of Congress have been hard at worls to-day on the General Appropriation bill. An episode of « very amusing character occurred! in the Senate, on the subject of the famous Galphim claim. A proposition to add to the Civil and Diplomatie bill a Georgia claim of some kind, by Mr. Berrien, Mr. Bright opposed, and said the politicians, the newspapers, and the couatry, had had enough of one Georgia claim already, which had been paicl out of the public treasury. Mr. Bernie few ¢ to his feet, and asked what ot clai! 10 ore sued G nae Mr. Crawford, re Peer ca ir, their agent. Mr. Berries intedly declared that the Galphia claim wi - ripe we ee and that ity ternity belon, not to ja. PeThe P Pins began to be convulsed with merri« ment. Mr. Butler took the floor in a hurry, and for the State of South Carolina repudiated the Galphima elaim! His State could not saddled with that matter! The heirs of Galphin were mostly, Georgians. Mr. Berrien said that the principal heir of Gal< hin lived in South Carolina, aad that old Galphin ad lived in that State also Mr. Butler said that Galphin’s Indian Agency was in Georgia—that be did all his busiaess, while living, in Georgie—und that the Legislature Georgia had acknowledged the validity of the claim against that State. In the midst of the roar of the Senate, Mr. Caser started to bis feet, and, with his od sides shaking? with laughter, declared bis pleasure in witnessing. this general repudiation of the f:mous Galphim claim on the part of both Georgia and South Carolina! During the discussion of the amendments pro= posed, a passage at arms of « p!easant nature, took place between Mr. Ciay aud oir. Badger, on ther subject of constructive wil ag, Me. Clay taking? strong ground against tts alow muce, and 4 Mr. Badg= er warmly edvocating tts ai owanee, Mr. Cass said a few words coinciding with ther views of Mr. Clay. Before adjourning, the Senate got through with the amendments, and porsed the bil [ The House was all diy on the Navel Appropria- tion bill. The amendment iiaking the market opem for water rotted hem», oc :apied some three hours of the attention of the House, in Committee of ther Whole, und wes finally avrerd to ‘At half past 4 o'clock, the Committee rose, and the House adjourned, not huving considered ther offered om Ebony line amendment It with be Monday. ‘ Wastixoroy, Sept. 20, 1850, The Senate's Work—-The House's Work—The Ebony Line—Andrew Ewing's Speech~ Texas Navy —Ewing, of Ohto, and hes Relatives mm Ofice—B. H. Cheever to be an Indian Com- missioner, §C- Mr. Soule presented to the Senate, to-day, @ memorial, or remonstrance, from Mr, Benjamin KE. Green, cgainst the eniployment, by the govern= ment, of Messrs. Baring, Corcoran, Howland, and Aspinwall, &c., to pay in the city of Mexicothe next instalment of the indemuity 4. from thie government to that, i vformity wath the stipu- lations of the treaty o! datouye Hitalgo, No action wes had on the dooument. Me. Green's object was to get the agency ta this basiness hime self. There is money to be made out of it—elee why should Corcoran & Company st miate to pay three and a half per ceat premium to do the vac nese, and give ample Fecuriy, in approved stock, t for the faithful delivery of the moueys entraster to them to the proper authorities in Mexico? The Senate took up the bill from the House,’ extending the post routes of the United Suates, a passed it. Next, the billy relauve to California were taken up. In the Judiciary oll, the salary of each of the district judges was put down at £00. ‘The bill establishing revenue collection dis, us was under consideration for « long time.! Gwin and Fremont labored zealously to get San Francisco and Sacrsmento made ports entry ; but they were overruled, snd Beaicia was made ‘the leading port of carry, and San Franciseos Sacramento, Stockton, &c , tributaries of Beaieia. This will greatly evhance the price of real estate: in the last named place. He who gets the news: in California first, will create 4 sensation among the excitable population of that far-ofi country. At half-past four o’clock, the Senate was still at work on the bill. In the House, Mr. Ewing, of Toanenese, made a speech on the Navy Appropriation bill, (ia comant~ te of the whole—Mr. Disney in the chair,) which did him honor, and created sane deal of semsation. He took ground io favor of the whole plan of the proposed “Ebony line of steamers, sud not only made it a poble, valuable, and patnotic movement but he skinned Sane Green, Venable, a Phelps, for their 0 iuon to it, without the ability to discern any gee grounds of “objection, with the ungloved hands of a master-worknan, r. Schenck made a valunble and interesting speech in favor of reform in the navy, and in favor of the Ebony Line enterprise Messrs Featherston and Bayly closed the de bate. In voting on amendmen's, in committee of the whole, the proposition to annex the of the lute Texas navy to the navy of the United States was voted down. For it, 60; against it, 71, After which an adjournment took place. The wmendment for the er m of the Ebony line of steamers is to be offered to-morrow: he charge that speculators ure iaterested io this Ebony line enterprise, amounts to vothing They are in- terested very new and great enterprive. They bid for contracts, of ali sorts, under the govern- ment, to supply the navy and army with provisions, &e., ke. Keep them out of any one eatetpeiees and you muet, to be consist keep them out of all. We have lovely weather here to-day, and it is well enjoyed by the mussee—* the upper ten,” and “the lower ten thousand.” One who knows what is going oa, or bern, makes the estimate thet there are in office under the general government, in one place and another, seventy-three relatives of Mr. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio. njamin H. Cheever, Esq., nota, is to be appointed As- sociate Commissioner with Governor Ramsey, to steat with the Sioux Indians. Waser California Business Taken Up. The Senate to-day, according to arrgngement, preceeded to the consideratioa of the Californiq calendar. The firet bill paseed was for the extension of the Judicial system of the United Statea over the State of Califorait, providing two dis triet judges, at $5,500 each, per num. The Colifornia Senators desired « salary for these sedges of $6,000, but it was rejected The second Bill taken up, was ‘or the establioh~ ment of collection districts, for the custom’ house service im the Stite of Celiforaia. The bill reper. ted from the Commitiee of Commerce, by Mr.’ Soule, in liewof Mr. Gwin’s ortgumal tilt, San Franciseo, Mc » San Diego, Sieta- mento City, Stockton ond Beoicta, shall be porte ot entry, and that Senta Hartera, and other se y ports, shall be ports of detvery ramento Ciy hes ea the Sacramento fiver, upwards of a hundred miles from San Francisco 5 Stockton lies in the oppo diree on the San sin, both fresh water, up the river iateriot parte. MM. John Davis, therefore, moved to cut them down to mere ports of delivery, aad in the debate hich follewea “Mr. Gwin presented some astonishing tacts ree e only pecting’the growth of Sacraments erty li wae cighteen months old, and had « population 20,000. In day there have bee arrivals from the Paeitic, and mony o¢ 63 ¥ te iyieg ia the river, ‘the steamer Seautor, of 700 tone among them. It w : 4 ne B. ; van he » Franciseo of 4 le, wported into the ra r ayt ; aed wih ships lying iv I f San Fransisco there prtsiag aa exact must ne ly be tion at that place ‘The amendment, however, of Mr. Davis, wae agreed to, and Stuckton aud Sactameato were re- duced to porte of delivery Mr. Gwin and Mr. F. tthen desired to cut down Benicia, lying oo the waters of the bay above San Francieco, to a port of conowre | Ba the Committee on Commerce had docameats petitions in fever of Bs a, it Was the caval de~ pot, bed « splendid harbor, sed was on the ditegt route vp to the porte of Sweramento City aad Stockton. So Benicia wae tetained a8 4 ported entty, end by @ subsequent ameadmen the die. triet comprehending the mterior rive porte of cremente City aad Stvckton, Was made tribe