The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1852, Page 6

The American Bible Union. ‘The apniversary of the American Bible Union com_ menced yesterday forenoon, at the Broome street Baptist Church. The attendance, both lay and clerical, was nu- merous. Prior to the exercises, a business mecting was | hheld in the lecture room, Rev Dr. Cone presiding. A re- port of the Nominating Committee was read and adopted The officers elected are, with a few exceptions, the same ‘as those of last year. The exercises commenced by sing: | Ing a hymn. Rev. Tuomas Save, of London, then read a part of the oth Pssim. ‘The Rev, Mr. Brown then offered « prayer | ‘The Treasurer, Wiu.1..4x Corcare, then read an abstract | from the unnual report, as follows = | Bpecial expenses of tho of the English Scriptures. . ae eas a 0 Bpecial exper ee | Scriptures. ... shy Maa eba ih TAT 4 Bpecial expenses of the revision ci the French = Soriptures....... . . 702 43 | ropriations for t — aesteeeee 1,000 00 proprintions for th: a Ponies Beriptur 1,009 60 Agencies 3,209 00 Travelling expenses 33-04 | Balurie: 1.850 00 Certificate plate.” puper, Ke. . : 313 50 Paper, printing publicasions ‘and gene penees. 1.072 16 Rent of root: coco eceeewsseserecesciees 600 00 | Baiauce ip the Bala zate et Unpaid subseription ne for life niet bership: $61 745 The increase in the receipts of the Union has far ex- ceeded the most ne expectations, while the pros. pect of the next year is still more flattering The cash receips exceed those of the preceding year by the sum of $0 (¢ Subscriptions for life-membership have so greatly in- d that the amount unpaid reaches $61.746. he progress of the Bible Union in over- coming prejudices ond winning adherents on every side To such results the correspondence with Amity street eborch has greatly contributed, The formation of the Bible Revision Association has | largely aided in the p:dgress of the revision cause, and very eflicient assistance is anticipated from its zealous and judicious co ope ‘The report was adopted. ‘The Rey. Dr Cone thon addressed the meeting He faid:—I have grown old in the services of my Master, so much #0 that f cannot read my own name without glasses, Brethren and friends, we give you a hearty welcome to this the Third Anniversary of the American Bible Union, Our bretbren have conducted their business with great alacrity, and have taken a deep interest in ourgreat work. But 6 great mavy try todiscourage us in this work. As far as the press is concerned, it has always been their pol- icy to pick out any flaws that they might find. The Eng. lich language is not its richoess and flexibility. There is no lenguage mm which. the scriptures are translated as they ure in this language; and is it possible that in this fine language there is no explanation for the word * bap- tizo.’ We must have the English Bible in a plain lan. gusge The werd baptizo means total immersion—not a mere sprinkling but the total submersion of the body; and yet there are those who will contend that a mere sprink- hug is suficient. Dear brethren, our path is made plain by the light of heaven. We must trust in the Giod of the Dibie. and not tre before men. Let us not be dis- heartened, but press onward. W.U. Wyckorr then read the annual Teport of the Board, of which we wake an abstract, as follows :— “he year has been one of singular prosper Con- siderable progress bas been made in the revision of the Spanich, French ond Englith Scriptures, Part of the | Spsxich'has been for rome time ready for’ stercotyp! but it bas been detained for the purpose of more tho- rough exsmination by different persons, The hizhest testimonials to the qualifications of the revisors haye been Teerived, a part of which is copied in the report, Con- tracts for the revision of the els and Acts, in French, bave been consummated with distinguished scho- lars im France, and the work is favorably progressing, The revisorsof the English Testament, both in England and this country. are steadily prosecuting their work A | Baltimore; B.S. Hubbel. Elmira pat bss been so far advanced as to be printed. anda ited number of copies has been circulated among sebolars for critical examination. The evidences of rofound learning aud research, which they exhibit are ind puteble. Euch copy is aceompanied by the follow- | pg — GENERAL RULES FOR THE DIRECTION OF TRANSLATORS AND NION. ng of the inspired text, as that text ed it to thore who understood the original serip- | tures at the time they were drst written, must be tranz- lated by corresponuing words and phrases. so far as they can be found, in the vernacular tongue of those for whom the verrion is designed, with the least possible obscurity Or indefiniteness. 2—Wherever there is a version in common use, it shall be made the basis of revision and all unnecessary inter- ference with the established phraseology shall be avoided; and only such alterations shall be made, as the exact mesning of the in-pired text and the existing state of the language may require $—Tranriatiovs or revisions of the New Testament Bball be made from the received Greek text, critically edited. with known errors corrected, BPFCIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE REVISORS OF THR ENGLIATE NEW TESTAMENT 1. The common Englih version must be the basis of the revision: the Greek text, Bagster & Sons’ octavo edition of 1851 2 Whenever an al tion from that version is made on apy auhority additional to that of the revisor. such crity musi be cited in the manuscript, either on the same page, or in un appendix. | % Every Greek word or phrase, in the translation of Which the phrececlozy of the common version is changed, must be carefully examined in every other place in which it occurs in the Testament, and the views of the re- visor be given us to its proper translation in each place “4, As soon as the revicion of any one book of the New ‘Testament is finished. it shail be sent to the Secretary of the Bibie Union, or such other persons as shall be desig- nated by the Committee on Versions, in order that copies may be taken and furnished to the revisors of the other books, to be returned with their suggestions to the re- visor or revirors of that book. Atcer being re revised with the aid of these suggestions, a carefully prepared copy sball be forwarded to the Secretary.’ | Dr. Liiy, of Kbinebeck, next addresced the meeting briefly, He remarked that if « man was proud. he could never render any gssistance to the advancement of the go-pel. Whenever God had samy work to do. he always chose his agents among the lowly. Whenever he sent gaen smong us (0 preseh the gospel he did not uve rich men oF princes ae bis agents, but poor men,deyoid of every particle of pride. Tis dieciples were poor fishermen. He then went on to show how weak men were—weaker than warer. He illustrated the great conddence Peter had in himrelf; but when it came to the test he alone of all the dirciples Was the weak one. He had no doubt if they ‘Were blessed by Heaven. they were sure to succeed: but without that blessing, they could never expect to have their wishes crownea Rey Mr. Annrrace then addressed the meeting in very eloquent terms. Be alluded to the revision of ‘the scriptures in very glowing terms, and said that @ report hed been circulated that they had assembled there <o-dsy for the purpose of burn the American Bible Union. Some people eveu sneered # them, and said that they wanted to drown the members of their chureh fut. said he, there are. as the Treasu- rer says, $(0 000 mow int wury. They could buy a very costly shroud for any of thoce Whom we muy happen to drown.” At ove of theit baptismal ceremonies, wikeb took place ecme years ugo, he was the youngest of the pez He rememberea how many of them were moved tears by the ceremony. He went on to say, that he was struck, upon reading the annual report, with the soundness of the institution, which he was sure no- beds could doubt fome men suid that this was not the time for the revision of the Bible; yet those men who op- ‘Posed it, did co, not for Christ's sake, but from other Penni Pereecu\ion had always been the friend of re- | jon—it he'ped their cause exceedingly. He here related the audience an »needote about 4 mun who bad a wife ho was partionately fond of mustard. which the husband Miliked as much as she liked it She planted some peed, Jud it grew up ready for the harvest, when the husband aia that rhe sbould not take it imto the house. She said she would; Fo they each caught hoid of it, and strewed it ail over the garden Next year there was ten times more mostard than in the former year. (Laughter). You will perceive, he continued. that the ores purty have adopted a wrong pistform. The basis of this platforin is uniformity. Uniformity is the basis of yopery. In the creation we fee no uniformity—it Se all a perfect unity— # bewutiful unity, You cee that the opposition party have changed all their tactics; therefore we ought to secure a good position, and by doing so we have half the battle gained The report was then approved of, and ordered to be Prited, with the report of the Board of Managers ¥. Mr. Recevay, from the committee, reported that they bad agreed to hold a prayer meeting next morning. in the lecture room, from 9 till 10 o'clock, and address the Audience from 10 to 12 o'clock City Pout | A numerous meeting of the members of the medioal profession was held in the Chapel of the University on Wednesday evening. to consider the subject of the public health and the heslih police of this cily. The renerabie Dr. Thomas Cock presided. Great and general dissatis- pect Was expresed with the nomi nations of the demo- era’ 0 Tt wae featved that. © seperate nommetion \¢ made and recommended to the “am cory = tld - Dr Jobo B. Griscom was adopted with entire woauinalt A committee was appointed w prep: ng = 4 Public, Ketting forth the reason for tule vtageee® HO the WHIG ASKEMDLY NOMINATION MEETINGS, The Whig Assembly Nominating Committee of the third istrict, Fourth ward, met at eight o'clock, last evening, | at Warren Hall, corner of Oliver and Henry streets, for the purpose of nominating a candidate After the meet. ing had organized. James MoCracken, Kay.. was called to | the chair, and Charles Careagoli appcinted Secretary, ‘There was only one ballot thrown, when the tellers an. nounced that Mr. Augustus P. Greene had received all the votes. Mr Greene was then declared unanimously fern 4. ent you eS chairman and wae, bers. reene is & you) ie and. eon the tone i the tating I ly bn receive an The commbane ot tb fico of the iret distriet—comprising the First amd Becond wards—met, pursunnt to adjourament wt Woodruff’: in Dutoh # rect, last ev ing. Upom the | 2 $475 per bbl. Nothing new occured in rye flour or corn ¢ Det, r div Dean Sin—My wife has been tibiy sinkin Ganxen. only daughter of the Inte John Garner, Kaq , of fogrdey ek Ryans, and for enle tn quantities to ral, by G. Havann, She oil pocitiiely igage Baltimore on the Trth of | some three years or more, in sila of her At Dovee Dr. dasees 8.1) to Mise Many K. M, r06e8 FRANCISCO, aug 1-814 wig Cyelps, Peeinn, | BRIDGE. Sand Felten set ester yall thew one Bese, for sither of ¢ cessive one more ma iiatse = At Dover AMES OTHROP ise Many OR. ing to avail thei hin ete ity daughter of Joseph: Morrill, Heq Also. Mr. Dawien | ‘in pt Aug 81, ship R « Winthrop, Young, for Caleutts tal he flag eorg a Nut tea anne above named places "ih Biitimore Steam Packet | and whieh wae os muting her Hite} ‘in inrminent ‘anaee | Torrey, of New York, to Miss Aww Honinson, of Dover EP ar Hanitton, 508 tone, for gate Tanking, a0 tons, | gE liberal terms Camnans, (ott uiebe FALLS. | pesed this state of things wae inovi 4 SHIPPING. SHIPPIe. U & suggestion from the chair, the meeting adjourned | et 10 Le oy at 2. Cavers Chureb. from whence the re ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ae nnn nnn o bait past sever o'clock thle evecing. h mains wili be ‘taken to bye. Westohester county, fur in- = Fou LyeerooL—UNirep erates wail armas. stam BYmAD- OR NEW Se aBEPED CE Le ack a Ne fo THY PoIToOR OF THE HERALD = Wodnesday, October 6 Joux Evarace. aged 33 wats ASD CAPS. as will dopacs Bure anodryy-- then, John Lawless, commander, will leave for New Orleans mails for direce, on Thursday. October: 14. fe North Rit givelo, on, Saturday. Cotober 10th, lat twelve. ovotoc och +3 “ Pig dH ah Bag ok from bor borth as tho foot of Canal sires. No bertha pr le ay Be fy bh J sper foot. ured sill paid for. For Grolght oF passage, bavita ease | Sa ret a eater TE ’SON Aare oy it New Youx, Oct. 6, 1852 prothe: Dear Fir—In your paper of yesterday, you state, in re- | Yenis felends end acquaintances, and slio of his vig pol TO MILITARY ME in. 0, Aberridan, are requested vo attend b ‘i ference to the nowinees tor Justice of the Third Judicial | in-law, J. 0. sherri 1 , . s oa ae qualled accommodations for o and comtors, apply 0 EE new aud chunk ese ee wl Meech ts aos ral. from 216 Twenty-first street, between First and Se- | Costumes of the rey aud navy oficees.- [his ilo” nmsdation “cout Bs So. aw Ee Spy ne wew and. sp i, Jomee 1 settee ont and that “Joel, Heavens comer feomera, | cond avenues. this afternoon. af 1 o'clock. cemen direot from the government at Waaington, and Ri commander, will follow, leaving on Thursday, Octobe © Pivoie,aged | Brepared to furnish regulation hats, with erory appovat- 4! Fase ‘be on bo sed ithaca @! ment in the strictest will cacosod the Atlantloand | yon xpw ORLEAN —-—— ship MUSCONGUS, Captain ‘t ; INTER ARRANGEMENT.—THE LIVERPOOL AND mila ta Wedneanay, Oct. 1. Poker seca * Cow ies, can furnish on cia) CH OE aNClt h Bias tone brig South stvet, Now York. N. ia ae ae a ttoameslp a ng: saul in parfeet onformity ued from the army And nav will seil on the Both | i ed opp site St. Paul's. independent candidate.” This paragraph has | | On Thureday October 7. Savvrr 8, xcs, tiven rive to the Tumor tha I am connected with the | 14yeats, ] mouth and three days elated whig party, und I request you. asin act ofjustice, to pub-__ The relatives and trieuds of his father are respectfully lish this note, to assure the residents of the Thied district, | invited to at-end bis funeral thts afieraoon, at 2 o clock with whom I am unseqnainted that Tam andalways from the residence of bis father B. fH. Plume, No. 27 have becn, identified with the democratic party, aud that James street, without further invitation Aitanss Lam the independent democratic nominee for that office. At Brooklyn, on Thursday. Ootober 7, Ansa Co . ER, CITY OF GLASGOW, hat offered b Lir sail every three day pa. or which cam be Yours, respeetfully, JOKL 0, STEVENS. infant daughter of John Cand Gurtrude Li. Duryea, | (M4 aromrey | obtained, on application ne shove, nt low rates. se * a nan eged 10 months and 21 days. fered for your insp | Brooklyn City Politics. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ric row, opposite t, tom natie ty NottNations The conven | Tal, from the house of her parents, 140 Duffield str . i *. Bee anon amions.—The conven | orrow afternoon, st 2 o'osck without farther TS, CAPS, AND 81 RAW GOODS. st a, SON & inet evening. Ip the Second district, William A. Sear- ——————————EEE wholesale manufacturers of, and dealers in, Hats, C ing. Beq » was nominated, and in the Vaied, Dr. Hw'ehins | “yy q yey rr ME INTELLIGENG gE. ein ee pe eines, eenlonhy nae: She vary was chosen. | ; : j= r 0 7 " f N or Pouice.-At the Whig Police District Con- | The attention of time and cash buyers ie respectfully mship STA ho’ lines) Captaia’gohm i. Wal m the above ports, and ah on the follows huraday, Moh, “Thursday, Melt 31, 1333, sLA MANCHE! y GLASGOW . September nd Decomber Sth anc th aud 27th, No i “er ol cit a. ~ Mi hiladelphia on the tornate Wednes vention, last evening, Mr Joremiah Higgios was momt- | gon piseess ss oe are toe " a ‘morn 0 19.) geeeiaas pees | ital most tate resard Uo aatety: _ Whie watarri z8 ¢ man ey ndncarar rete maa ednesday, Mc | superior arfanyement of which Holed, held a confirmation meeting at ity Hore! lest oven- PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 7 1858 FOR EXPORTATIO: EWTOWN PIPPIN Wednosday, Moh, and bas prov ie ft ont of wc are naa } jug whieh was presided over by the Hon Jobn A. ©: ah . carefully packed in paper, in cases, barrels, and | afloat, Passengers hy hor enjoy the pleasure of river na | Speeches were made by Brooks, Mr Sever of selected for the Buropean market. PROM PHTLADY PROM LIVERS geen ene-sinehotive’ Gaspeae nadine Louisiana, and Joe Hoxie of Now York, and considerable : Cleared, Pelicans and other Apples suitable for West India and — Saloon efter stareroom aloon aftor state + | fib sea. Cabin passage th Savannah, or tocCha enthusiasm prevaited, ‘The numbers present reached to | Ship St Charles, Bowors, San Francisco, Jolin Ogden. Southern shipments, constantly on hand, and for sato by see idship ee mdship | geen: Gabi po abut tec thaiad” Ship Victoria, Cham pion London, A Wile: 1) 10M GILMARTIN, Nerome stncete “forward forward | ON . Wharves; iis | Ship Winfield Seote, ) GILMAR | fadk J W'ittodgece’ We | Bark Kate Lincoln Bark Thomas Prin lan, St John, NB, Sisal, C Theobaud erman, Domarara, J M Sarney, Tarragona, Bark Clermont (Br), Dorman, St Joha, 5, T Miscellaneous Political Democratic Nonunations is Westcas Yor Congress, Jerad V. Peck, For Assembly, Ja Including steward's feos, TMIRD CLASS PAS A limited nw rof third class p Philaded and Liverpool, ry vtelligence. ren Countr.— LYN RIDING &¢ HOOL, COLLE oklyn 1 commence its poly—heduced rates of freight and pas 0.—Cabra , ‘ ay Qovobor Il, aud will D Philadel pir a Berease, with state room, $15; froicht measurement goods . Odell. For County Clerk Robert R. Oakley. For Sheriff, | De Wolfe. coutiae open during the winter eo Sto 10 P. Me tificntes of pais g ican to parties who we tonto sail Friday Bch Ootabers at eeretok Alsop Lockwood " For County Superintendent, Abram eae lenrseriseel pessoa og leg pepe N CURT are desizons ot bringing out their friends, at corresponding | “he splondid new. steamship C11 ¥ OF NORFOLK, 3 moe om aT : i Bark Hungarian, Champion, Warren, RI, master. are ote - T | rates. Post, Commander, will leave as This vesre! has fine Yerks Q + Brig Haideo, Main, Cardenas, RC Read. c" AP IKON BEDSTEAD WAREROOS cht 60s. per ton. arse goods, hardware, &0., will be | state room accommodations, and every arrangement, has Sonnadiiae rash ; ishiv. three loins; Hare auta Maria (Port), La'Nova, Quebec, PN S from $4 to $25." Also, the healthy sp n bubjec tbo agre boon mad» with a view to socure the coinfort and safoty o€ rom, fifty-ti ve of i havegiven det A nt, n Oxy con will be errried on each ship. Sma drafts deawa ne sight on England and Ireland. best us well as cheapest beds now made a Give fib) id maticeboon piverid’ to emturies | Brig Augusta, Stone, Savaunah, Sturges, Clearmaa & Co. Sobr H A Stephenton, Post, Mobile, E D' Hurlbut & O passengers, Steorage pass For oritios. and twenty-eight have elected whig imspec- \ tak th: h at $18, oa The gains are eleven for the democrats and five for | SchrAJ De Rossett, Brewster, Wilmington, Dolner & | heds,$5to$12. Motels and setuinarios supplied xt adis- | For treight or ser | freight ox passage apniy on boast, at the whiges | Potter. 2 Pi al a ag | Counts 63 Broadway, above Spring street, west side, THOMAS RIC TARDS6: vii Exchange plage, N: York | or tp thr weird | “Schr Francis Ann, Snowden, Washington, Batewan ie § Walnut stroot, Philadelphia. f ht a A PARTY NOMINATIONS IN MASSACILU SITS: | Ruddorow. . AGUERREOTYPE.—THE BEST PLATES YE _RIC HARDSON BROTHERS & CO., Liverpool. | and sail ov Fa ci ica i ee Second district—The free soi have nominated Schr Louisa Sears, Burdett, Norfolk, Foster & Nickeraon. ubsecriber guarantees as perfect all > | wan Fhe ah Horace E. Smith to fill the late Mr, Rautoul’s unexpired Schr Wm B Jenkins, Vanderbilt, Baltimore, Van Brunt & sells. eal of couterfeits or Pees NAVIGATION NOR, NORFOLK, P "ERSBURG, AND RICHMOND.— = | Sg8it'Merlin, Cote, Cumberland, master ANKLIN ander and the HUM: | Pareitteumeed gentes, Mall Bteamahin ROANOKE, Lewts Whird distriet—The itionist clir Merlin, Cole, Cu , der, and ~ | Parrish, commander, will leare pice 4 oathind aispiet— The cng aad radon Wale, | Behe Adbott Lawrence, Franklin, Boston, Dayton & Bou, My nes wter, will Igeve Now York, | Ravarday Getober. 8 at fie Rois aie tieding e 5. J — Ap a ee vre, ou upton, ho yer 2, jollow= . Jr,. for Presidential Elector. RoE Only Son, Noble, Bath and Auguste, Henry Nason. R. KELLINGER'S MAGIC REMEDY CONTINUES {un dayane SoUChamptom, for the y | Signed on EPLEABANTS. No 3 Sixth district—stey ar ‘0. Phillips is the free soil cxn- Steamer Kennebec, Clark, Philadelphia, © B Sanford. to plonse the first familics in the mation, ‘This is, to rR NEW YORK, LRAVE HAVR didate for Congress, and John G. Whittier for Elector. Steamer Vulcan, Hand, Philadel; his, J&N Briggs. him, highly gratifying, as those who have used it longest L 25 Humboldt, Wedns., Ninth disirict—isnae Davis, democrat, for Congress, | Sloop Warren, Stannard, New Haven, master. it best, among whom are our highly distiuguished country 5 Franklin,’ |“ | Bien, soven years old, buité in the mo arid J.B, 0..nowiton, démocrat, far Blestor: ‘ bvxived men—Colonel It. ‘Yhorn, ‘of Sixteonth. steect; Hon, Moss tumbeldt, 20 Limmboldt. ner; is newly coppered, has s new bolle! bac Rise ete Lessin a H, Grinnell; Hon, J. A, Dix; Lieutenant Thomas H. Brown- Franklin, 18 Franklin,“ Blote order, and ready for immediate use. Th ts & fae oly tein fle acter Norfolk, 24 hours, with | thf Lieutenant J, 0. Gathoun, of the United States Navy.” These ticamers, built expressly Yor govorament gervico of | Bold'ata peeat. bargain i apple! for e00m, \ ISL. —' Hl a Also, the Irvings, Costara, snewary wus, Livingston’, 2,20) tons burthen cach, are not surpassed either for speed, puhisalacn facateael cNguat, Canou otarcae — ath ime | ty E'tineoln & Co, Oct Int 36 3S Toe ts aa Ree, Ludfows, Hasalltons, Morrisses, Loreillan a. Almost eve sirength, or comfort, by any Wesvel® ailoat, ‘heir ‘accor! partioulars; Inquiry CMES T. SANFORD, 91 Wort etrost. compliance with the proclamation of the Governor, call. JHathorne, hence for Savannah. The BF has hadcon- | P» n tl somehow the ni Loop country, togetl re wi modations for passengers are of the most approve nds, rs, buy and koop it for general Stopping at Southampton, both going and returning, they | === x ing an extra session for the purpose of re-arranging the | tinued NE gales the whole passage. b mr Ries tt oki te cam ae cir te augengery proceeding ta Londyay advantages ovse PORTING. d electoral districts of the State. On the first ballot for Steamship Roanoke, Parrish, Norfolk, &¢, with mise ani he history of madicine, pines the of Esoulte Gehie lagers dheroconpay of Datlutinie mad cavesy? RIAA SOAS Ne , to Ludiam & Pleasants. LEY SP. cor speaker in the House, Mr. John Baxter received a majorl. | Pagenasre, to & Dursley, Calcutta, May 23, St Helens, Aug ora sod chacecter a) fie ere tnt | Fi Fice of passage from New York to Southamptonor RIZE RING CHARLEY S teeta, a iran oars eee ee ooo ed TE eee | 2, with hemp, de, to Crocker & Warren. "No d my ‘ Broad | § o' New “J/E850 | choicest blood; expressly for stock. Pups for sale occasion~ declared clected, and on taking the chair, Mr. B. thanked | § He ene ene ten Catt lat ee | send to Nes, Mo Pearl strech, 476 and SH) road rin Hass ce Boudtiamnnton ti ‘Yor xpresaly iD wolared cleoted, ‘and on «he cachyp ke Dy ching ade es ‘°F | Hope & €o., Chambers and Hudson streets, by the r: No passage scoured until pold for. Am exper ally, Inquire at 206 Water street. the members ina hg ae oe Mgt ke geatn of Oa Sua espa pee i. ama & | depot; Mrs, Hayes, Brookll ry ‘at the corner of Si goon on board. — Tita TLMDIDER SUREER ESS upon him, and promised to discharge the duties of the Gold streets, and get ciroul nd of the merchants, gene- For freight or passage, apply to 10 BE SOLD—1 AND: a Wiostotie batchhisatiiiy, The Be volt the Cape, experienced vory heavy weather, | Gule streets, a eet re Gentes and he Conan, 8 OF EMORTINER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 Broadway, of pure French breed. Enquire at 26 Pearl streets ———— Sivart (pkt), Ferri Liverpool, Sept 17, with paper would not hold the most undeninble roferences and WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre, Brooklyn, in the liquor store, Marine Affairs. doin Sivart (okt Lod Stuart Co. Gots Sold at from 2, to 8s. ench. The largo size are the | MAKTINEAU, CROSKEY & CO., Southampton, D o li i 40, 30, teamaliip. Paolo. Nye Hdage fer hives cheapost, Lay ASTROLOG Qe ick Passace one clipper chip John Btewart, from | rele on a, rages aa Bok’ re ene oh tae a ate see geen QR SOUMMAMPTON AND HAVRE. rune, UNTEED emery STROLU mae Liverpool, Capt. Ferris, arrived at this port on Wednes. — hip Champlain (of Bath), Woodward, Bristol, E, 23 days, there never was @ good washer of aa tt myself | Commander, will loave for Havre, toaching st Southampton RS. PREWSTE OM ADELP TEN- day afternoon, the 6th inst, after a passage of seventeon | uP’ champ Pee), Wontweet, Biists 35 | do the public to wash their gloves, in and outside, ax nico as to land the inails and passengers, on Saturday, Ootobor dd. ‘ders her sorv and ggutlemon o days, during which time she was becalmed off Long | Ship Ninga Livermore, Glssgow, , Rept 4, with mdse and | ifthey were new, with a matorial found in Paris, for the | Pri at f paasage, $120. Bageago not wanted during the voy- | city, in Astrology, Love and Law mattera, intor rproting assongers, to Dunham & Dimon. m of twelve and a half cents, Also, to color inany colors, hould be sont on board tho day bofore sailing, marked | Dreams, &e., by hooks and science, constantly relied on by Sepak prise y r don board aftor | Napoleon; and will tell the name of the lady or gentlemam Island four days, ler outward passage was accomplished | sen ship Berl (of Boston), ep ag ie finde, of, gloved fp oftoen Gente, "F- DILLINGHE, No. | TBolow.” Ne merchandise will be received on hoard afr | Napolotn; Aad wil oll the name of She lady or gentleman in tixteon days. Yesterday's papers by mistake reported | Liverpool. 4 oe Won RTMIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent Spread rays, | OU Cgeak. Donen chinests corer: Bowney.: aniea Utiereee her last trip twenty-three days. Ship-Southport, Wilgon, Sayannaly 10 dave, w ATCHES AND JEWELRY.—JERGENSEN WATCIT- | gentlemen one dellar, Ee ree i 7 | to Sturges, Clesctan & Co.” Sept 2, tnt 36 16, los | es.—Just teceived by the subscriber, some very fine NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP HERMANN —— a SiGe TORIEO@ ROGET ppecraane es | bark Undino, from Turks Islands for Boston, and 6 Jules Jergensen watches, with certifieates from him’ with Edward Higgins, U.S. Navy, Commander, will sai ATRIMONNY MADE EASY Personal Intelligence. her with provisions cach watch, warranted perfect time keepers, and fur sale at | for Bromon, touching at Southarapton, to land tho mails Lover.—Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly of ‘Lom- At the Trving—Cept. Davenport, U8. N.; R. A. Mayo, Spall, Haves, Sept IL, with mdeo and 285 pas- | fo1s' chan tho usual prisés, 3 pene, England and France, on Saturday, Octo- | don, will send to any address, on receipt of one dollan peov Richmond: 11. Gorden, Lieut. Carter Lieut, M. Cc. | from iy ta eh sansa mds igre Bo in | | Gooner Watehee—Somein hunting cases, duplexend levers, | ber 9, from pier No. 8 North river, at 12 o'olook noon.’ Psiee | paid; hr arene eee ey fen noar de “SYA. ae hundred and thirty-cight others arrived | “Merk iad th (Oldes}), Kolin, Bremen, 32 days, with mdse | 4,1 ng hiovees, In gold anil silver case In first oabin, lower saloon. Vating that all may be married, irrespectiv ot are, aDpear yestenday | and 9% passengers, to Popps & Co. Splendid old pocket chronometers, which run withoutany | In second cabin. seats 5 ance, or position ; and last, though not least, it oan be ac- At the American—W. Burdick, Norfolk; J. R. Brown, | Bark Eliza Barss, Brambail, Bermuda, 9 days, in ballast, variation. An experienced surgeon is attaahed to tho al Alllot- | ranged with such ease and delicacy, that aeletahe is im- New York; A.M. Phail. Boston; L. J. Smith, Boston; | to Tucker & Lightbourn. ‘Enamel watches for ladies. tors must pass through the Post Office. Specie delivered | possible, Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass. No 2 i ; y | “Brig Mary Anz, Farnham, Majunga (Madagascar), July 6, | Iver levers, detached levers, lepine, duplex, and | in Hayre and London. For 9 oF freight, apply to fettors ‘taken from the Post Oflice, uniess the postage is t Longster, Toston | W., Macy. Boston | Geo, Staples, | with very: be,'to- Hl 4 dugals. duly 2, uf Moat (ue, oa of watoues. All of the above for sale at Less ER, SAND & RIGWAY Agents, Soutivetroos. | paid Boston, A troop of the Boston Lancers is expected to | spoke brig Camargo, Gordon, from Mozambique for Mada‘ Pn dt aaa 6 | cial arrive at the American Hotel this day. ascar, Who reported, having left bark Courser, for the Diamonds: a ae dache eacirintd) fger NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY— HE WONDERFUL YEAR—DR. C. W. ROBAGK, Al the Astor—J. B. Mitchell, Philadelphia; Hon. J. | Northward in a'few days. Sept 25, lat 27 45, 1on 69 49, spoke | Diamonds, diawond pins, rings, ear rin ; Uotsectlne Inte Eholte Rint Stace CE GRE! Reeloseae of Aswelony fives Gerokbabie Weaaoe ees Le) ANE eres peat tins Mtarontpeent aa peng Iori ee ea ‘Hind ifom ieriand, or St Jape, 9 | uae s sale at less than the usual pricds, by” Boa Grevon, Vin Aspinwall and, Pankia The celodie mus | mould renpocttelly’taform therpublig suse ake. yeas SG Sere P tho.! . J. iM My LI importer of watches and jowelr: ‘ané Oregon, via Aspinwall and Panama—The splendid new ean Pe ig Wate Miter a! Gistess Bonne | Brig Velocity (Br), eee rtnn Wit me jonvaewiem: Bar wholesaid and retail, No. 11 Wall street, (up st . Stetson, Bridge: team ad | and double engine United States mail steamship ILLINOIS, | being the bissextile, or leap year, affords poculiar fucilities .500 tons burthen, H. J. Hartstene, U. 1: der, | for the Practice of Astrology and Geomancy, The stare fone Gapt. Brata Go A.W. We. Bike omits foils, | itis Glebe, (of Bangor), Sanders, Belize (Fond) 82 days, | TP ADIES FANCY FURS.—THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING will sail on Wednteday, Gctober %, at doeiocks FAL, pre: | are always truth tellers 0 the oye, of prophetic sclenee; ton; Capt. Brabam.:U.5 4. 3, W. bike: snd tarmlly,, | with matonsny, &¢. to Sardy & Saadtord,, WiJehason, pas ¢,mout extensive purchases during the past summer, | cisely, from Varren street, North river.’ he but this ye em clear and it rec oindee gece erie oe eee eee ne Williams, Savila de Cora, Sept 13, with hides ous Buropoan fur sales, as wells at thooe ot ahs | Pactho Mail p Company's magnificent steamer | perfec Poo At the Metropolitan— Hon. Charles Sumner, U. 8. Seni , , , e will be in readiness at Panama to receive the Illi- | and astrologe: PI Stara’ Hijmedrppeoere ped il immediately for San Francisco, No arrals Gm tite leap your the plamote tell our ruoe | &e, to Vose, Perkins & Co. From ges 23 to the 3d inst, | Hudson's Bay company, tor, of Massachusetts; Hon. George M. Kearsley, Virgin Row sendy for inspection a splendid variety efgarmonte, man: | ois’ malls, and | experienced heavy NE gales. D 3. Lee. Pi ; ufactured in Europe exprosely for the N efforts will be spared on the part of the companies to’ sen Not only facts, but circumstance and place, Kentucky: Hon, @. B. Calvert, Washington; J. 1 Wil- |" Brig Delta (ot Girt ston, SC), ul Chama Oh, Ker be Netorees: 2 opens bate safety. SSC Sais Shape | And unto man his destiny rev son. U.S Navy; and two bundred and twenty others, 6 @ P Harmony & Nephew their knowled, And take, O Now, therefore. propitious ti how foeeey our affairs may be, or under what dimteultiseyon labor, ‘whet her in business, love, law, or any ciroumstance Ladies’ Saloon, room rie fo Sturges, risen Charlotdays days, with cotton and | soins Chinchilla, Squirrel | Lower, After aud Forward c. &o. Hi callin the attention of the dies to the above named scil: Second om Standees. ra pt lenge id EO Weing ee NGL TAC ie dae ae, the |. nearness seat Setigsdchetohsvaftel of bodily affliction, you can roceiveaccurate information and re Pass re w ler “ai oO ton, with Miss Charlotte Anne Margaret Marrett, of 19 orth | State, diort n, Savannah, 9 days, with cotton, Price, they as alto engeged tugaervicen of wreacticn! Fronak wall, ea "tra ae Isthmus at the mawcuer in: | Sonsoling aid from DR. OBACK, No, 6 White strog rue de la Cinque was sclemnized in the chapel ot the Bri- to NS M'Cre ‘ NC, 10 days, with | {urrier, who will givo particular attention to all ki nse. Persons securing through passage by the United | either by addressing him’ by letter, with’a fee from tsb Embassy. Paris. by the Rev. Dr. Bale, Chaplain to" Schr E81 well Watts, Wilmington, NC, ye with | alterations, GEO. BULPIN, Paris Mantills and Shawl Em- | States mail steamers trom New Yorke have preference ct wo the Embassy. Mr. Corbett has been for a short time con- ar Seine Black, Virginia, 4 days. Porium, 361 Broadway. PA commodation on board the Pacific mail steamers. Rates of Jobn P. Hale ‘at Inst accounts, was in Detroit. On Sunday, the 11th ult , the marriage of Edwin Cor- bett, Esq...altache to her Majesty’s Legation at Washing. | 4.5 in proportion to the information required, or by calling upom him at his residence. nected with the Embassy in Paris, and has conciliated — 0)" Pane, Bia, Virsa 4 a. Se AWIS, CLOAKSCRICH BROCADE | {#ttftom Panama to San Set on the most favorable the respect and regard of those with whom he has been Sele Mary dane, Hamilton, Virgina Sdayn. | ie CHOARSTRUGH BROCADE | terms, For freight or passage, apply to Awnitney, | SRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. : Placed in communication. His Excellency Lord Cowley | Schr J § Buckingham, Leonard, Nondout, 2 days, for | assortment inthe city. A large invoice of cloaks; just re- | _ At the Office of the Companies II? Wert stmt necnor of LBANY, TROY. AND LEBANON spaings—t gave away the bride Onthe company separating, the Portland, Coun. fora, | ceived from Paris; new shawls, dress goods, laces aad em. | Warren strect, New York, Rs Greet Gee PO a TS MO cae | happy couple left Pacis tor the beautiful Forest ot Chan- | Sehr J § Baldwin, Clark, Rondout, 2 days, for Hartford. | jroiderios, and a full stock of pens orient prs ds, for | re = Gity ‘Hall station, New Yorks Asily (Seadave Reedy ? tilly, where they purpose passing two or three weeks, | ,Ecllt Grace Caroline, Kelecy, Albauy, $ days, for New | alo at low prices. MEPANY & COPENG. | EINE Cury LINE—FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA | At Yoorlook Ac Mo—Mail tevin to Ch aS, yn ate rier, ete eT = ae | Schr Paugassett, Bourne, Alban, De | rapes othn cer conde lip SIERRA NEVA, | connecting with the Western Railroad for At Albany and Trey, ‘The Tart. | Schr Roscius, Cooke, Kingston, 2 day: \G SCHOOL.—W. Il, DISBROW, NO 2 FOURTH | DA, 180) tons, J. Dayton, Wilson, commander will fears | Lebanon Springs, I ec tnglie teri q lebere Ustox Covase, &. L—Trortxc.—Turspay, Oct. 5.— Schr Buena Vista, Rackett, Bristol, | une, hss commenced his evening classes for gen Eedapinwall ditsotonTessdaee Oct ie hee | stations, At 3 o’e! ccommodation traim " et a - ‘ton, Ci use $400, 6100 00 the \seoone best, two sails. anil ce- | Ineru Cates ara Seookived, Says, ‘Woodruff named r. g Tacony....... 1. 1 | Sehr Col Hanson, Bassett, Portsmouth, M: HW Oven each evening from seven to ten o'clock, Ladies from pier No. 8 N.R., connecting at Panama with the new | ¢®, Chatham Four Co! ort, ecuanecting wit mal from eight A. M,, to three P. M. and splendid double ‘engine steamship City of Pittsburg, | Tetd going east. Passengors for Lebanon 3,000 fons, Robert W. Eoster, commander, mich ntoamiee Fcrelock A. A. train to Chatham, Western ‘Rallroud $e : Salled, INGUET LEPRINCE & Ll. MARCOTTE, NO. 654 | will bo in readiness to receive the passengers by the Sierra | CAnSan, and stage to Lebanon, arriving early the eame af- L, Molaugblin named b. m. Lady Brook: oe | roadway, N.Y dat ucaieee adiness to receive the pas y the Si fernoon. Fare throughs $2. 9. Dimmick waned b nena 33 Le pe Ss stony ate Liverpool; Viet ietori »Chamrion, | gat wonton Hike enyg tes | Nevada, ‘an immediately for San cisco. ‘These = ‘M. SLOAT, Superintendent. codruil named b. m. ; unsurpassed for speed, ventillation or accom- id afford superior advantages for families going CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PETLADEA | Importation and Commission—Carpots, Bronze Works, Gad | modation Harris, Mobs; brig Pheu, | Fixtures, Buhl Cabinet Seats, end materials of every peal Oe Suffolk . dist. A Conklin named g.m. Lady ist, | Smith Leen | | hte pro hia—Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pior Ne, me, 8:0 | ; = ‘ 4 ares fsst tines, OH sereae alase e only), Same Day. a Batepitike, ‘$300, Shths tats eek tire [Per Sreamsuiy Asta—Appiti0Nap.] FR IGHERENCH Gas bitpelal Chander, Cane | Ieee to foal, Passengers are landed : ae Panama | Returnin aan Igave Philad hilsdelphis, foot of Waluat strook, at 8 in five. Antwerp, Sept 23—Sld Mary and Caroline Clark, Emer- delabras, Brackets, and fancy Fixtures, made expressly f | aitacket Wolench ahipe Forgrcisht Peg Ade “rh reba nis 2 P. D el » NOrl 4 a H ED a cen fe hack fen 23; 2 2 | OR seusnmavan, Sept20—Sld Stephani, Rove, NOrleans; ee yoga Tie ag ARD & SON, Agents, 4 Broadway. OR Pu LADELPHTA DIREOT—U. 8. MATL AND helpley named.g g. Shackelback (to wagon). Hannah Crocker, Brown, ; Philadelphia, Holman, Phi; | Bohemian, Vases, Buiscuit Figures, At | 7 ANDEMBILT LINE.—FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—ONL Express’ Lines, through in four hours Jersey stad Iadelphia; Eva, Philbrook, NOrleang; Hohenstauifon, Lamk per OL. DARDON VILLE, 46 Broadway. | Lino giving tickets for erosting the Tethmus.—The new | BAU te Ye tet ath New workat 6a, 6 RE a eh EE ER , Orleans; j | 5 conn see uiene ches Tee. AGS—500 BALES ASSORTED, AND OF EVERY DE. | Sgtble-engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST, 2000 0n0, for first class, an ing and 9 A. CITY TRADE REPORT. ; Ht x : R S—500 BA 5 | e from pler No. 2, Nortt river, at 3 o'clock, P. M., A Wah. r 76 P. Brake, Sept 13—Sld Graf von Krassow, Kraeft, NYork. ription used by the trade. ‘Bleaching powdors, best | Wednesday, Oct. 20, for San Juan del Norte tere Tuvrspay, October 7—6 P. M. Cnronstanr, Sept 13—Arr Mazatlan, Macloon, Havana; tle, full strecgths Ultra Marine Bice: the atone 4 AES ht EG ington, Norfolk, Ghactesters throug! diucterenta tthe Breapstvrrs.—Flour continued abundant avd de- waltham, Houdlecto, do, | hy the attontlon of consumer ma will be sold in | Sransis vente, Having Ent terete tee eae etree shove fines, and through baggage received in the 9A. M.and pressed. Sales were made ot 8,000 bble.—ordinary tochoice —"('yrrx, Sept 19—Atr amulet, Howes, NOrlea Tots to uit purchasers, on iberal term | tom, These steamers Lave’ superior Accommodations ae Btate at $4 22a $4 4334; mixed to fancy Western at Caniz, Sept H—Sld Princeton, Page, Bath; tte "Cooq (Pu- CLARK & LAURIE, 14 Front street, $4.8144 a4 50; amd common to good Southern at $4 5614 Tinton reported master), Rio Jansiro. FE pT =" ALL a “Agent, pt2l—Arr Leonidas, Hewes, London for Havre {ANDER SAFES—WILDER'S PATENT, wiTi 3 ané anchored). Sid. 224, White Cloud, Creagh (from ©)ATAMA NDEK SAP ESWILDERS. wen No. 9 Battery place, up stairs i c Nelda), Alexandr sora to Rich & Co., are the only manufacturers of Salainans ISPATCH LIN E—FOR SAN FRANCISCO, THE at $108 a $110; 12.500 Western do. at $1 03a $105; a Esinore, Sept 18—Cld Nautilus, Hull (from Havana), tee 0: 4 1 a Lis. | i : Taree] of Canada mixed do at WGc.; sundry lots Northern Petersburg; 2th, Orphan, Williams (from Cronstadt), N | see A 1 aimee ot he M alates ee Sy oon KtO ido TERI will adTe ; avd 27.500 bushels Wesiern mixed corn Yurk. have the usual dispatch of tins line. ‘This splendid, versed —the latter article baving advanced. Ginnavran, Sept 12—Arr Oak, Small, Malaga, and old for ITUS & CORNELL, MANUFACTURERS OF TIN | js huiltafter the model of the eclebrated clippor “It. B. ii P 5 do. Cld 2d, Charles A Coe, : ox. —TI ket continues heavy, with sales to- Boston, Lith, Peytona, Slater, tovo, of every variety, fancy japanned tin ware. pla- | Forbes,” with additional proportions, and commanded b; R. SPOLASCO, M.\D., A. B., &o., FROM LONDON, day ee bte 7 re ? ae Mitte “Sid Robert Kelly, Barstow, NOsteans meshes eonacte conse an apactncle samy aud all Huds of Sencreth Doane; furmeriy si that outel., “From the wey of, Buropean’ fame) so) Briadway,, has astounded m * Ps . adi = ect si “f essed Ware, e ani ple room, 37 John street, near | superior sailing qualities of thie clipper, and the reputation | everybody by the successful cure of the father of the worth} Farionte.—Rates to Liverpool continued dulle Some | Costella, Watts, N assau street. Toaph Deans, one of his urna) shore passengos may beox- | gx-Alderman Coger, of 170 Foncih streck, of an, alatess 200 or $00 bales cotton were enzaged, at 34d, Wheat was | Adv, Annawan, Yaneaster, for NOrloang Sent 0; Corin etd” Preight for a few de L be taken at 1 leg of twont: tanding, the most virulent. All other & fd, and flour at 12d. To London, 2s. dd. was demand. — thian, Dyer, do Zith; Annapolis, Gratam, do Qot 1; Fovriere, | O TIMER AND Woop CUTTERS —TITE sUnsCRT. tee tad, reign for a fev days will be taken at vory low | lee of twonty years standing: the most vicale rt on; du "! flour, 7 for ‘ain; 1,500 bbls, oil were en- Grovler, do 1dth; Davenport, McKenzie, tor NYork soon; 5.008 to 10,000 patch. yf ipply to gaged. at 256, per ton” ‘There was no alteration In raves Bit, Erekine, do Sept 4; Helvetia, Marsh, do th; Frank: | and ite dellve- dispatch. ‘For talance o SATA oF pastage apply fo R CONVERS, AUTHOR OF THE GUIDE, FROM Lisp ot Feuth to Manhood, would inform citizons and st lin, Wotten, do 29th, Tenneasen, Cook, do 30th. ped ot te aEe Ite cites an rah a ct otten, h 9, Cook, do | ry to vessels at a good harbor and loading place. The timber —— 0 ee ee eee eee lane oF Win, Sept 22—-Off, You Vineke, Iinrde, NYork 4 | FPanovcn To SAN FRANCISCO—THE NEW AND | gers that he continuca h rods. A fa- slogans steamship UNITED , Wm. C. Borry, | cine and surgery, in w dient traight and easily split. The hauling distance averages | Puovisions displayed greater firmness, the sales inelud- for Bremen. | feonthaes Kara eae, ced testers bats te ing about 350 bbls. mess und prime pork at $17 87334 | Livery 7 Gorse, St Stephen, NB; | vorable arrangement will be made with the right kind of cmmartier, will leave New York on Tue day, October 19, rs in New. York. Ofics, 13 Chambers. strect, basemo $15 a $15 87s ; several lots dr " rd 4 at Tis a0e.; aie ie AN ad | parties. For particulars, apply to 8. G. BOGERY, Lis Pearl at 3 0’ lock prec siawiy, ponnonttiy st knama with the sey. nd at his residence, 56 Third avenue. Advice by 50 bbls gocd to prime lard at 11% alze. per ‘ i street. donble-engine steamship Cortes, T. 1B. Cropper, Commander, |) . 950 bbls, mees and’ prime beef, at $10 a $140.94. $ St Thomas; Astrea, Gorrish, yim wetwel Heaven Panama ou tho arrival of passengers: | PR, MORRISON 18 CONSULTED AT 1118 MEDICAL = Niint for ldg 2tet Brewor, Jeffrey, NYork: Candace, Fox, For passage, apply t ‘and Surgical Disronsary, 20114 Fulton street favor. ‘Markets Elsewhere. San Francisco; 22d, Carnatic, ging and Lydia, Flannery, STOCK SALES Charleston; Princesa. Berriman, Rio Janeiro and San Fran- cisco; 240, Chas Holmes, Crockett, aud Columbia, Bryer, So shoes sold for BAe" Th York City of Manchester (s), Leitch, for Philadelphia: J é variety and quality ony Calhoun, Meleher, do; Imperial, Hannerman, NOrleans; | Children's & Speed, Grundle, Island. 1 Ventilation. For information or passage, appl D5. K. fog sol dol AUTHOR OF “ THE FEMALE'S atog, No. 26 Ne 1 of dotail, mek sf meal. 2500 bushels Genevee white wheat cbanged hands SEER +Erey BEEEC : 8 3. HE GROWING, POPULARITY OF | FREEMAN'S has caveed a great rush to his store, 9) Fulton stroot none Golds fils stylo i while his price is moder AVIS, BROOKS & C General Agen Vo. 28 Beaver stre No. JONES & JOHNSON, No. Tis’ Went street. } AUSTRALIA NEW YORK AND CANADA LINE. on splendid fast sailing packet ship NEBR. Sept 23—Ent inward, Atlanta, Colby, Caloutts, Cnt Ae ore aoe eee lane Syiphide, Lawry, Bost eae ae hd | TE EAGLE TRIUMPHANT.—PoRTHRCEDE- | Pile jor n European packet and is a very | | ably known for thirty-three years. Office hours, 8 A. M. te See his diploma, as M. K. C. Surgeons, London, with ol Pte of Sir Astley Cooper, sir A. Carlisle, &o., at his offic R. OPER, | 14 DUANE STREET, ETWEEN CHAT- ham and William streets, continues to ractise at hig office with his usual success. Ho takes this method Ky Spprising his friends that he can still Fe consulted at, office, where he has practised so successfully for the lait twenty-four years. R. COBBETT, NO. 19 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN Chatham and William stroots, may “FREEMAN, #® ‘Fulton streot, neat Gold ‘anal 6's. 1) shares do, 5, 1374; 10 do, ‘lgond, 48%; 0 “ § 5, 23; brated patent porous health and hair preserving fist, | accommodations for p call at DRAKE & ¢ No. 9 Bowery. Tho porous hat ling. for the above ports, She is combines all the dosieable qualities of the beaver Lat, pee: provided & fing, library for paesengers’ use. An expo- ferving the strougth and lustre of the hair in ar anrkable | Ponced sungson will accompany the ship. freight or manner. DRAKE & CO. No.9 Bowery | passage, ap . for NYork Sept 30; any otner vessel now | 7} Devonshire, Hovey, do Mth; ns Mth. . bSwn, 13 Pe nnaylvania R In. port’ Sept or Boston; Courant, ly on board, Pier 13, East river, h Rail t ‘ none ian xy, BAILEY & HINCKEN: Agents, thote interested, at his office, where those who hat each dee 100 Reading Ainge eo NoOrleaus; Alert, Bart SHE BEAUTIFUL CHROMO LITHOGRAPHIC | ©. H. Castie, 27 South street. | from medical pretenders m ply, with the y of own, 49; 10 Beaver Mei Newport, 'y, Armstrong, NLondon. enti American Superiority at the Worl: Goods intended for shipmest, forwarded to the agents a§ | meetin, aa cinn of experience. Dr. C. isa mamavee of air,” presenting views duction of American i lorty different objects, nit Port Manon, Sept S—Arr Union, Charleston for Bar- | New York, will be forwarded froe of commission. colons 6M: 2 Kentacky Bank, the N. ersity. each of which ob! i ilroad, bd, 16%; 60 Lo prize at the Great London Exhibition of 155 USTRALIA.—PIONEER LINE OF PACKRTS SAIL- R. RALPH'S PRACL CAL TREATISE, TWELFTH At D. eyed, ,bo, 16400 Lang Leland ra Queenstown, Sept 21—Arr Sarah Sands (s), Thompson, | [ined ars rent onion etal see Ae hye cite eplendid 1 hip ONEO, Comtata edition, $42 pa cs, wir 1 plates—Price $1, Sold at No. 1.60 Richmond Distries 6's, 8734; a Liverpool for Australia; touched to embark passengers. of the game, and now ready for sale, , | Peterson, having all her cargo on board, will succeed the | 4% Ann street, J Astor ‘ouse, and at the author's office, () Morris Canal, b5, 16%; 100 do, «5, 16 S1.160, Sept 22—Dromobair, Pyne, ee re STEVENS & WILLIAMS, 355 B: Booksellers and | Ocean Esgle, as fourth ship of this lino, and sail positively | (consultation irom vine to :welve A. M., and six to nino P. 100 Long Island Keira, 5, 18%: 100 do, Sr Menena, Aug 1d Burlington, Cook (from Akyab), | printsellers supplie may by Schaller & Maggi, | onthe itn of October. ‘The accommodations for pnsson- | M., Sundays cr -'to7) Ck) Houston strect, near Wooster Union Canal, 65, i ao, 104 8 Warrisbute Railtond,i9ig; | Queenstown; Equity, Nason (from C ttn), London. Wo.'7 Nassau streets fers on board this aro similar to the other ships of | strect. Mailed irce of postage, by addressing box 86) Post 1 / orristov nilroad, bd, + Ol 7 + ine, mn in fini superior to any vessels advertised | ox seat Mecha ropa 10 Philadelphia Baie 1ishg; | GALWAY, Sept 23—The bark Clarence Weller, from Glas- WHISKERS AND HAIR FORCED TO GROW IN Six for Austealin, Passengers are roquetted to inspect the ain, sant mmenetal Bank, C36 Afar Boer t Ba tOD henigh gow for NYork, put into our toads this afternoon, leaky, weeks by using Graham's Onguent, even if ther | at Pier No, 12 Kast river, near the foot of Wall street, The | JR JOHNSON, NO. 16 DUANE STREET, 80 WELL Gigs 1.000 Hending Huiletad Or, "70, Wie, Om shares Morris | four days out. been no vestige of hair or beard before; it will not stain oe | new clipper adip Seargo,, Capt. Alison Homes, will tsuo~ | known for tho last twenty-three yoarsas the most sue- Canal’ b5, 17; 10°do, 17; 40) Long talaga Ralleoads bona, | inte Maan teow injure the skin inany way, but makes ‘the beard and hai | eeed tho Onoco, and sail 10th November. For pagans | 1 practitioner in New York, devotes his time, as het 15%; 10 Pennsylvania Railroad, 455; 100 Union Canal, 16%. ‘Telegraphic Marine Reports. 2 per bottle. Sent to any part of the | apply. to KODERICK W. CAMERON, oF Foun OUDE. | © an office practice, where he may be consuited from | Bostox, Oct 7. RK. G. GRAHAM, No. 153g Ann street, 7AM to9 P.M. N, Doles ny metieat and all street. rgical di- Telegraphic Reports. Arrived—Barke Edisto, Charleston; Maryland, Baltimore; i ; Pm on ploma in my office, | ; Itaska, Wilmington, NO; sehr ASHINGTON BILLS | A USTRALIA—THE NEW A 1 COPPER SHIP | > es Auwaxy, October 7 1853. | Meek Wes Bank bills are made at W: | AX RENT, for Port Philip and Sydney—To sall on the | PDR Wary cum MOTTITODES IN HIS SFE. ‘The receipts of produce during the last twenty-four ips Unicorn and Agnor, NOrloans; bark Hol- As well as other place: | of October! This fine new ship, having a fall poop, snd well ciality. The re: is, that he bestows u1 gtd bours, have been as follows :—Flour. 6.000 bble.; barley, | Bast Indios; echr Maloolim, NYork. But thatis neither here nor there, | lighted and ventilated between decks, presents a mos attention, and practises with rid Unsurpasser ve 10.000 bushels; oats, 200 do.; wheat. 7000. Flour is un- New Ontrans, Oct 7. We sing of vermin races. Yorable opportunity for a comfortable and changed; the sales are 2000 bbls. Wheat, 2.700 bushels | , Arrive —Siins Ja Vina Sing fleas, oh, muse! and bug to that country. Passengers are particular! by him. A practical boo eral advice gratia, Office ‘a ‘anal street, one door Ps remedy over thought of is postes and li r y ine the unequalled fitting up of the sp! fondia ship for of Broadway. sold at 108¢. for Genesee. No sales of corm or oats have pisietachiets ~~ rededhechenta Tune up thy lyre, for theweclvea a¢ pier 14 East. river, near the foot of Wall or CAL TREATI heen reported. Barley is steady at 800. for four rowed, Spoken. Hee eile turetaen | streot. For freight or passage, epriy on bosrd, or to Be le APL SIT Da gt AL TREATION ON end 73 a 76e. for two rowed, with rales of 25,000 bushels. | Richardson & Co., 52 South street, or ion 8 og Boston (July $1) for Canton, Aug 20.N, lon a d mice! ali! woll-a-day ! ELLIOTT, ARKELL CO, 146 Pearl stroct, vu blished—25 ane a moay fre free Us stage Like balls that fell on Santa Crux -———— Townsend, 222, J. ode Braid 7, Ad oh tgomery, Cushon (of NBedford), whaling, Aug ° 2 " PANY. seinohs Me Lertens, PR woken ‘and Surg On Thursde Qetober ; by the Rey. Dr. avis, at | if ice Kage (of Portland), stecring NNE, Sept 23, | p.yon's a4 netic Bawien for ane cosdiniins - | PIRE CITY, Henry Windle, commander, will sail nie pier | Consulted om sil those complaint — Calvary Church, Mr Craaces Wermonr to Miss Many Brien (Bt); Roger, 6 days fom Liverpool for Mone nects, is Pills, for killing rate and mice, wre »: at foot of Warren street, North river, on Twosday, Oct 12, EE AREY Doras an noe B Lvup.ow. both of this city. ideo, Aug 27, let 2120 8. 1 im DAVEE Broadway. | at2 o’cloo' M., precisely. Companion—By Dr. A. Manricoau, Professor of On Thursday, October 7, by the Rev. J. Btone, Mr, | pide, Aug 77, Aoky RP | 2. aa Yared ak 80 D Ne a Di i Womei "tratith oaition Groncr B. Barsow to Mise He Frances Moone, both of | 9 S0RSt Andrew, from Montego for Baltimore, Sept 21, tat YAS PowDEH—m. w hanniTT 18 THR oataT RATES OF PAMAGE TO NAVANA AND NEW OnLRAYS.—wew | Disenege 0 ene this city Schr Sarah Ann, Gale, from Charleston for Providence, seepared ond sod 4 bg iE SEW Winlteocs | On Thurrday. October 7, at All Saints Church, by the | Ri, $d inst, lat 9 57, lon — Street, Now York, in tim eans. ‘those who puxoli Rev. Wm. E. Eigenbrodt, Sreraex R. Baxxe to Oatie: Home Ports. Geo that they got that with the abe I hter of Alfred Ashfield, Bsq.. all of this city. APALACHICOLA, Sept 20—In port cht Athalia, Welton, lyn. on Thursday. October 7. by the Rev. Mr, | for NYork 1d 8.N. Dr. BK. Savin, U. 8. N.. to Ganpre, | /JACKSON VIELE, Sept 25-—Arr aches Onark, Lord, New younger t daughter of BW. Cook, Weg. of Philadelphia, | Yorks 2ith, United Stator, Crockett, Boston} bg hy i Iams burg, on Thursday, October 7, by the Rey, | Ber Nevis, Miner, York: 2th, "ele, Cooma palite Year ng of ph to many an affectionate wile, a the husband, might have been 25 | possession of this work, Te ig intended on i it to it ight ‘aiden to | married, of thone contemplating marr! xeon Orleant at th irty conte oa avin Pe iti oe of Iie n secrets, which should be knowa to them partic reight are requested ‘to supply themselves with the Com- pany's bill of lading. which may be had on application at Ao, evry female-the wite-the mother —the o the office. No other form will be signed, Xo tht Us of Inding ileee udding into womanhood, or the other in the Fignod after the ship Lins exiled. "For of yoars—in whom nature contemplates an im ply to M.0. ROBERT. change, can discover the causes, symptoms, and the m Smemampanpaneamnannnn AAA AAA AA NS BAS £00! Bast wnpia TONIC PALE ALB. delicious non-intoxicating beverage, now so j rea LETHBRIL P Wienty Von ARCLAY, PERKINS & CO'S LONDON PORTER. | om Callac 12) Es with guano, casks, pints and quarts, just landed from shi ata James B. Hardenburgh. D.D. James B. Stevens, Heq., | gon, St Croix; 2th, brig Four Sons, ( att, Ph 0 termed the wine of malt, is for sale in pints and quarts, (ficient remedies, and the most, certain mode of oure, In of fan Pedro, Calffornis, to Mise Baran M.;eldeet daugh: | 20s Wisgiis’ Kens, Nore: ith Hasicrder, and in quantities to sult, by the importer, every complaint to which her sox is subject. ter of Mr. Joeph O Stanley. Boston At Haverstraw. on Tuesday, Ootober 6. by the Rev. Dr Trowtidge. A. BH. Wann. of this city, to Misa Many HE UNITED STATES MAIL STRAMSHIP ISABEL, | (Extract of wetter froma gentioman in Dayton, i or T ith Davron, May 1, 40) tons, having been thoroughly repaired with new Dr. A.M, Mavaronav, No 29 Liborty strect, yt G (ire) Murli new copper, will be ready to take hi agorn ne, do; barks Ase Packer, Crothers, for Sydney and Port | Yotjted ipagne, Cognac, vinta, i Whey igh and, Scotch matt, from fae | Company, fret wel duet; New York Herald; Boston | felt to. meet the worst” At this tia Philip Bert success, for Oregon pert bbs Prince de eecbee h ined wee pay Julie ay. ciee,, Bat Sardinos. a4 1.) Journal; Portland if monthe,) Ih a 7 our book high! - if yt, Washi: , fome tt On Wednecday, ontchee trae “consumption, Many, wife | Joinville so Fog Camps fn ach vais, for Val- | Quarts. Champagne—flour’ de Bousy, Plout Se sine 1 te Ath of Gotober, and send bile o the ui Tosnnet ero rene ie oan it afford athe fienge and elatives of etanily, ais, Bpndeen SRT ek are ah Fa bay Ci | K AND ALABAMA STRAMSHIP com. | that the. great’ mie ry ot ” hee La - a reat jacovery 0! bers of Mariners) Lodge. I. 0. of Os F 5 ‘iso the members | path Ses, Wiis atelow ihr tec) onbn erie an te saUrRAIs eupertor WHR MATIC Wye it wat RIOR, Nobere we anneenge, | 8 remedy ays f Comy arnkgton Gr #, and the plumbers 1a eandied Chere ‘norey,, Raspber merge Miinok: | Whe Leica Se I regeive viel vans for tstileraed. | Rave peceed’ even any: howd general, ere to attend her funeral, Passengers Arrived. ppormin Saturday, October: a wite we in her grave, and Ga te io, 174 Bast ae Mig pg New ip Benj Franklin—Capt Owen, Bourbon Wik Wekey. iy set re lay, oe a, athe pK have been in see taken te hd fy Ba.n J feu an be H Henriques, Mr Birsland, Me M ‘Leane, Miss Mensey—4 in n. I. TONDERUILE.” corner of Broome and Ite of courye, 5, mpractin be to 00 ew y ry for ini atecrage. serio rT Wednesday. October 6, Purity Brapy, in the 20th rata Steamship Roanoke--A Stevenson, W Had: at 5 Faces ET x | nto Hk intended Zent of he ed from Caraclaken, pg County ry balers we gl © Woodson, A Fry, P ly Mim atantin” of A Rintth BROADWAY, 20. ave | No t received on day or aang. 8 wines. Fer at y ins. § Dearing end serv Perea Bevesta pena | nd in theie bilip of lading 40’ te lee by) | at the ty ih fener will teke place, from the residence of his net ive aon tea peels indice of the | og STUN, CROCE RON & CO., 81 Broad ey arate Pecans raat vers ~ bent inks cee fon slg, deatt, ., $1 Broadway x Pacer aie ths eee me | We i Arent ri ALL wn itten, BN nen aa R OF BRANDI bi Sol! An UNITED PAs Fre are me 0 AY yer ot the iat MT AURICRA J + e friends ynily reapec' \- +, USN, + , R 6 new an jen » M. iat ress ve . fi Vited to attend” ~— ssa ved ‘ine Hatvnwy LY triekneee, W we Pere, are WP Oho ‘wines, &ev®&o., invites the attention of aptain, wilt teave on Satarday. OF evaber aes ‘Sth, | Hox 12M New York Post One Office, No, 129 Liberty In thie city. on Wednesday. October 6. Many S. wife of "ion ni Mra Hun’ din by 9 aera of choice por No. Ney fg ae AD) uy 8 weyes, apt i ital re rs Soley sabitatoes ie | fron D Weis, of Hartford Conn . and Yay a of the oe 1 Pies ar M: a Dotkett ae 94 my nt we ie of tie book, will prewar 2 Bd Fao Camera mrvice vib ake to mart : and BW si eons | United et a s * us