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wm made? oats superior, and very large crops harvested?
wheat and rye better than for three yean past, and harvested
in fine condition? corn and buckwheat, superior crop#, and
only want two or three weoks exempt from fro*? potatoes,
?Mire than three tiuie* the usual quantity planted, and more
than average yield.
1 have no where seeu it remarked, but such la the fact, that
? part, and no small part, of our apparent scarcity and high
prices, arose from tbe extra quantity of wheat and rye wanted
for seed in 1836, and the extra quantity of oau wanted for teed
in 1897. It wa* altogether so with regard to potatoes in April,
May and June. 181T.
Fanners ol the United States, sow ail you can in 183', and
tow and plant all you ean In the spring ol 1838. Two or three
years of plenty in Europe, will most likely be followed by
year* of acarcity.
Cultivation or Silk ?The eultnrc of ailk la daily be
coming an object of great importance, and bida fair, in a few
year*, to render us independent of supplies from foreign parts
of this beautiful and valuable production. It haa been ascer
tained by a gentleman, who within the present year moved
from New York to llradenburgb, Kentucky, where he purcba
aed a farm for the purpoaeof engaging in the si'.k culture, that
the soil there is admirably adapted to that end. lie '
On the 18rh of April last, I put eut about 1,200 plants of the
Norus Multicaulis ; and as the weaiher was extremely ury , and
the season souiewh.it advanced, I was unable to give the
around the aetesanry preparation. 1 find the soil possessing
lat peculiar requisite quality for the production of a goad ma
terial, (which is not generally favoraUle to such a rapid growth,)
that it, uniformly Wry? yet I have now about 6,000 plants from
four to seven feet high, the growth of the present season, and
soon of the leaves measuring twelve by fourteen inches. I also
have 61,000 seedling plants of the White Italian Mulberry, mea
suring from ten to thirty six inches high. Krom all my former
experience and observation ol the silk growing districts of the
East, I have never before witnessed such favorable result*.
I have fed a few thousand worms the present season, in four
successive crof*s froin the fame atock liens, and the result i*
truly Hattering. I have 200 acres of land which I shall com
mence preparing, and shall extend my pluntaiion of mulberry
trees as fast as is practicable. I am also now commencing an
extensive Cocoonery.
Cotton Market.
Thursday, SepL 7, 0, P. M.
We may now expect to see some of the new crop of Cotton
in this city in about live or six weeks. When it arrives, busines*
-will take a new starL The new crop, in (mail quantities, is
daily reaching' the Southern marts, and is generally sold as
aoon as it arrive*. One lot was disposed of at 13}c., bnt since,
12 c. haa been the higiiest price obtained ; and some went at
10c. in Columbia, Geo. It is generally believed that there is
yet a considerable quantity of last year's growth still on hand
in tbe interior. The stock on hand in porta is still large? say
about 100,000 balpg. The estimated stock on plantation
amounts to abaut 60,000 bale*. This large supply, together
with the immense stock in Europe, and the abundant harvests
that are now about to be gathered, must consi Jerably convince
every reasonable man that present prices will remain through
the next year.
It will be seen by the tables published this day, that the esti
mated stock in England is 500,000 bales, against 348,000, the
stock i.-ist year, and in France there is a stock of 100,000 against
75,600? which amounts to G00, 000 bales in liotli countries.
The stock last year was 423,000, less by 177.000 than thestock
of this. The supply from other cotton growing countries haa
decreased 12,500 bales, consequently the 177,000 bales is most
ly American. The quantity of cotton must increase very fast
in Egypt, Brazils, Rahia, Peinambuco and East and West In
dia*, if they do not ship it to England or France, for those
countries are the consumers of the principal part of the eottou
growth of the world. In Egypt the old crop that re
mained on hand at last advices was about 100 COO bales, aad
the new crop was estimated at 220,000, which amounts to 320,
000 bale*. If that country is a specimen of all the foreign cot
ton growingcauntries, we ask how can the present prices a d
vanced We aba answer they cannot !
About $35,000,000 in cotton was shipped from this country to
Europe last year. Notwithstanding the quantity sent this year
will double that of last, yet the value will hot exceed ?$0,000,
000? so great bus been tbe decline in tbis staple. The Eng
lish and French markets are now glutted with Cotton. As soon
aa Egypt and the other counuriea re-commence shipping, Eng
land and France will be completely filled up. It will take fu'l
one year to consume it, and unless Spain is the state to take
off the surplui from England, we sliouki not be surprised if
Cotton did not go beyond 10 c. for at least one year. The fact
la, simply, that we have over-traded and over-planted. The
planters ai the South must turn their attention to the cultivat on
of Wheat, or raising any thing but Cotton. They have over
planted that article, and must therefore give up the growth of ]
it lor something else, for one year to come. They can then re
commence the Cotton growth with some profit.
ri'ne stork In Augusta, Geo., this year, exceeds that oi last full
17, SM balei, and the amount on hand, in all the marts, tins year.
If 76,787 bales more than that ot last.
Sales in Hcmburg en the 8d ulL were ef Carolina and Ten
nessee, '?} 8- Georgia, first sort, 4) 6J; second do, 7 6J; third and
fourth do. 6} 6).
Tbe demand at Antwerp on the 4th ulL was fair for Ameri
?M descriptions, and large sale*, on (lie 1st of the mouth, were
made at an *ieaiK? ot le. to tc. Good and fair qualities are
Still in request, but the stocks are nearly exhausted, and the
holders have withdrawn from the markeL
The transactions in New Orleans on the 29th and 39tli ult,
were at 84 a lie.
Owing to the sinallnesa of the atock offered at Mobile, aalea
were uery small on the 1st ln?t.? quotations are 9 a 1 ljc.
The demand In Savannah, for the week previoua to tlie Jd
jnst., was quite limited. The sales were at 7 a 11c.
About 200 bales , ol New Orleans and Mobile were sold in
Boston on the 5th inaL, and for the week previous, at 13c.,
Which shows a slight decline.
We have na chance to note in tbe trade in our own market
prices remain steady.
European Markttt.? Stock on hand.
Mavr?, July 31. 18T7. 68.8M9 July 31, 183b, 47,043 Amer.
- " - ?j07 " " * 10.Ui5oth.coL
72^W! 57. WM
England, Aug. 8, 18',7. 284,000 Ang. 3, 1086. 218,000 Amer.
" ?? " 216,000 " ?? " 13<MM>otb. < ol
500,0110 348,000
Important* Urtmt Hntmn
Au/. 8th UU7. Aug. 8th, 1836.
American Cottona, 6*7.000 601,000
other Cottons, ?.tr7,aoo 2 18,. sen
81M,<h*> 820,500
Lxvrrpttnl VlmtJh sti^n. ? August 8. 1837.
Old. to m\H. fmr. Fmtr If good fair. ij*?d
Upland, n ? ? ??!??? 1 ? 7ft
Orleans, 4j a Vt<L m ? t>,d. 7| a *}d.
Mobile, 4t a Aid. bl a t>4?l. 7 a 7}d.
T enrK""", 4J a 4| I. 5j a >?d. 6
Sea Inland, nominal.
ThofoUowiaff is a statement of the stock af Cotton on hand
at the respective places aained :
Kannnah, Sept Id, ... .^l
Mobile, Bept. 1st, .... %M
New Orleans, Aur llth , ? ? ? 19,008
Virginia, July 1Mb, .... S.nno
Miimn, Jam Itb, .... 11,184
Aug u-taand Hamburg, Sept. lit, ? ? in, <18
Florida, July |hh. .... 3,300
Rorth Carolina, Aug. Atli. ... 3,100
Philadelphia, Bept, 1st, ? ? ?
New York, Hept. 7th, ? ... 1 2, WW
Nashville, T?i?., June Ud, ... 0,141
Cliarlrston. August UHb, ? ? ? 10,015
OtLrr ports, ..... 10,000
Total. ? ? ... 109.128
Ucucral Mxrketn.
Tmrasoar, Bept. 7, 6, P. M.
Business is gradually improving. Pcad, Aomh, Pine, Bea
ver, Water, ami, in fact, all the principal business ?(reet?, lie
gill I o ?hn* ?.pna of life. Btrangf rt are flocking in upon us In
large numberi? three and four hundred, per ilay. Trade
must certainly fevlve m; qnlck with mcli a larg< number of ]
purchaser* But Mill there ia ihA enough busine** doing In pro
portion t* the supply of huyera. What in the reason' Caa
the ca-li auctii >0 ka'f? injure the jobbing trade thus much ' We
hope tkls U aot the rase. We notice -ale. of AO ton* Liverpool
coal at $9. The ?un?ly of Western Floor la *?ry small. S?le?
at 3 or 400 h irrels took 'place this day at a About iwwi
barrel, arrived. The new ha* now commenced coining ta
market, hat a? yet In small l<Ha. A few days more, aad the
quantity received infai the city will more than supply the de
mand. The price will of course decline. Richmond City
Mill*, new, was aold at #0 25, and the old at ft i AAA Kye Klour
and Corn Meal are rather scarce. Balesof the former at
? and the latter at A.AA, which "hows a slight advance on both
kind*. There I* no mairriul nlteratioa in tl?e drain Market.
Bale* at ih- Auction Mart? ??? c**e? M wlelra wine At a 4.37},
]0 cases claret do. 1 Js., AO bmaa M. R, raisins $1.82}, RAO half
do. do. 6. | o 67c., 400 qrs. do. da. S0c., 89 half do. bloom* 47|c|
90 do. do. layer* do. 77|c ra?h.
Rr< HWlBi |>t. ToUscro *eeii.s firmer today than It
WM last week. % yigaheid of rullingaar good fair weight
seldom *ell< iimHf flj , anil th<- rani.' ? H fhwi 'hat pofcn for t ul
Bain tip to B3 for BHf shipping qoaittte*. Oat hog?l?cad aold
today ai $r>t.
IVBW Oat. paws, lupnat 90, P. M. - ?n jar? Prime A} a A|: in
(i>r>?r, 4 i A, m leratf drni.uiH M'ila^es?On l.'-vr? , ^ a
2f. cent* p* r al' n, W< ?. f?n ^0 ,i tic., small ?ales.
I' ick? mess 'i a to} do, It. O. fllimircet primp TMoi p. f>.
1*?. B tOOB? Hi na.!>C. perlh.; ca>iv?,?. |:i a I0J do; middlinss,
M a 10i|o;sh il4<*rs,fia \ i 'I*., limited .alt ?. " Lard? Per |W.
Ik a in|e. arrlv -?la. Beuf? Mr.a ,1,1 dollars (i?r hid. * j?er 4
lihl, !. l. <!? nsn:!; ri'l'iM'. 1?. Klonr? Baperflne, {12} a 13
?cnn-i, ?al rtne, fit per b:irre!, Lead ? Pi". V*; bar,
7 a 7 to Per ih. Toharro- First quality , .'?! s Sc. perRa ????
CO"d do. i^c d<>: crwil, I J s h?,sales. Freights-^cotton
- T? l,'v-ri<--l. |d. t" I It : I'trr I', cent; Y - rh . Jr.; to
10 4'owes id < marUH p?T bhd. "Os r j. Brutnen ami
ft . tilmrr direct, *">?.: York i r r hli ',8n PJ iMIa.
1 BO^ f.RV, |a offered
H, k* any ever oifi red "?
warr nted onior boili? ?
?l 3m '
?OEX11G UKALA.-IHIP NEW*.
FORT OF N*W YORK, SEPT. I, 10 O'CLOCK, P. M.
High Watwr J a7
rACKK'I'S To AfUUVH.
Xiimiyl.? Oarrick, Palmer, . Aug. It
SouU? America, Barstow, . Aug. 18
Havre. Villf de Lyon, Stoduard, ? A ju. 8.
Francois 1st, Pell, . . Ang. 16.
LmUam. Philadelphia, Morgan, . . Auir !?
Wellington, Chadwick. ? . Aug. 20
PACKETs"TO SAI1*
Ltverpoil ? R.>scoe, Delano, . - . Sept ?
Europe, Marshall, ... Sept. 16
Ltandmn. Montreal, Grilling. ... Sep. 16
Mediator, Chaiuplin, ? Sept. 2o
Havr *. Sully, Line*, ? ? Sept. h
Burguady, Roekett, Sept. U
OLBAKKD.
^ Ship* Roscoe, Delano, Liverpool, Grinnell, Mintarn It Co.;
Sully, Line*, Havre, C. boiton, Fax It Livings on ; Uri? Pearl,
Hood, Portland, Maine, Nesiuiih It Leed? ; Danish, l'hania,
Leigbt, Liitbon, O. H. Schmidt k Son; l?ri?r Oseola, Sweetser,
St. Tliomns, Crane It Peck; Brewrn, brig Burgemeuter'
Schmidt, Peterson Havana, C. Meier it Co.; brig Bu?nos
Ayres. Stuart, Cliarleston; Grand Turk,, Varney, N. Orleans ;
Calvin, Maker, Mobile, Waller k Brown ; British scbr* Levin's,
Return, Evan*, Vienna, Md.j Leontino, Dearborn, Richmond;
Undaunted, Tyler, da.
ARRIVED.
Br. Bark Wenstead, Hunsen, Loudon, July 15th, la Steven
son k Co.
Pru>. brig Activo, Farleste, Oporto, 40 day*, to Barclay V
Livingston.
French brig of war La Perouse, Hounifr, Pt n.-acola, 16
day*, pnt in for order* from the French Consul, and lor provi
sion*.
Brig Commerce, Turner. Cardanties, (Cuba) and 1 8 ds from
Havana, to Hogan k Mini.
Brig Mont ilia, Sears, Ragged Islandf, 13 days, to Henry Ha- !
viland. * 1
Brig Dimon, Sherwood, Charleston, 7 days, to Allen k Pax
son.
Brig Splendid, Clark, Oraiabo, P. R., 16 days, to P. Harmony
it Co. v
Sch. Virginia, Woglom, Petersburg, Va. 6 days, to Johnson
It Lowden. ?
Schr. Hunting Creek, Collins, Cape Charles, -I days, to mas
ter.
MEMORANDA.
The Roscae, De'ano, for Liverpool, and the Sally, Line*. for
Havre, wdl sail this day. The letter bags will close at H\ ui
jon's, nt half past lo o'clock, at the corner of Exchange Place,
and Broad street.
The French armed brig I At Peroute, at this port, was the
vessel that took Meunier to Pt nsucola. We have now two
French armed brigs in our waters, The Olivta and Im Heroine
!>oth brought an illustrious stranger with them, vix. : Mennier
and Boirenu. We understand that the latter has not yet been
landed, and our very erticieut Mayor is determined that he
shall iiMt, without heavy bond*, Gowd !
The Virginia, Woglom, at this port yesterday, reports speak
ing on the 3d iust-, off the Capes of Virginia, the M'm Rowlett,
fiotn Richmond, Itound to Ne* York, having carried away, in
a heavy blow on the 2d, mum shrouds, maiu boom, kc. intend
in? to put into Norfolk la repair.
The Apollo, Wagstaff, ari ived at Philadelphia yesUrdsy, fm
Bermuda, with the family of the captain, in all 9 person*. The
A. i* only 25 feet Ion?, and but 7 tons burthen.
The U. S. Ship Peacock, C< m. E. P. Kennedy, was to sail
from CallasRondson the 5th of July, for Huacho and Rio de
Janeiro, expecting to be at the last place on the 1st of Septem
ber, aiui at Norfolk, via. the West Indie* early in November, all
welL
The Caroline, from New York at Mobile, 1st inst. reports the
loss of the Cyrus Butler, from New Orleans to New \ ork, she
went ashore in the severe gate of the 1st u!t. and bilged at lid
lebore Inlet. Hercnrgo, consisting of cotton, was in part got
out, but having been completely saturated, sunk while in the
process of lowing ashore by the wreckers. The vessel and
cargo a total Ion*.
The Ulrica, (Prus.) af Stetlin, Knupple, from New York to
Havana, put into Savannah 2d in*L, in distress ; on the 5th ult.
encountered a severe gale, W3s thrown on her beam ends, lost
masts, and sustained other damage, spoke the Cornelia of New
York, for Baltimore, who generously supplied us with a ca^k
of water.
To Mariner*. ? The clerk of the Initiative Council of South I
Australia, writes from Glenwlg, Feb. 18 ? " Several dangers, not
laid down in Flinder'* or atiy other chart, have be n discover i
ed here since Dec. 28, viz.? In crossing Spencer's Gulf east
ward, H. B M. shia Buffalo discovered alow reef, about ESK.
from Spilsby's Island, distant 4 or 5 miles, and another running '
about 4 miles N. from Gambler's Island. Many of the smallei
islan ts ?re inaccurately placed, nor will it l>e very safe to de
viate from Flinder's track until the whole coast Is surveyed.
Investigator's tftrait, however, and the direct course np ht.
Vincent's Gulf to Port Adelaide, Is free from any dangers, ex
cept tlio?e marked in FUnder's chart. In enter ug Nepeau Bay
from the westward, ships must keep well off from Point Mars
den, (a reel 7 or 8 miles almost SE.)til! they come nearly '
abreast of Kangaroo Head, w hen die bay isopeu and excellent
anchorage in 4 to 7 fathoms"
SPOKEN.
August 29th, laU 42, Ion. 61,24, was seen a ship standing E , |
wltli a cross in foretopsail? (probably a Havre packer, from
New York to Havre, C. Bolton's line," 1L") by the Rijah at
Bosteti, I rom Liverpool.
Sept. 3d.? Was se?n Lafayette, Blair, N.York, for Charles- |
toa
.1.-p ? Lat96 N. Ion. 74 W. Mary HowUiid, Weare, New
York, tor N. Orleans.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Halifax, August 28ih? Panther, Parker, N. York.
London, Aug. H.? Ent Sam* on, Sturgesk, New York.
Copenhagen, July 24. ? UUa, Hilhnaii, New York.
Trieste, July 16.? Come Artemburv, New York.
Svdnev, Aug. *!.? St. Louis, Stanton, New York, nr. 27th;
Win. k James, Elwell, do., do.: Olive, Connor, do.
WIlALEItft.
New Bedford, Sept. 4.? William Wirt, Daggett. Pacific
Ocean via Pemambuco, July 2I?I, JSfiO bMs sperm oil. Reports
March l*t, Wm Thompson, Weeks. NC, 1800 sp, 700 wli: 2nd,
Ansel, Gibbs, Pea?e, Fairhaven, M8 sp; 3d, Vineyard, Tilton,
Eilgartown. 300; 1 1th. Phenix, Snndford, NB. 1700; 25th. Ml.
Vernon, Imbert, Nat tucket, 1 1.V?: April 26th, Americas, Cof
fin, <lo, 1 200; Bnwditch, Rani*dell, Bristol, 200.
Snlem, September 4tb. ? CI'd, Emetine, Lambert, Atlantic
Ocean.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Boston, Sept 6th.? Arr. Oscar, l/ovell, New York, Helen,
Ramick, Sullivan, (Me.) Ibr N. York.
Providence, Sept. 6th.? Arr. Superior, Manchester, New '
York.
Fall River, Sept. St h.? Arr. Three Brothers, Pierce, New
York.
Portland, Sept. 3. ? Ar. Statira, Montgomery, New York
Boston, S?-|>t. &? Ar. Mail, Lor in*, New York: Fairfield,
Burr, do.; Cambridge, Hall, do.; Renown, Lovell, do.; Sun,
Ntrkerson, do. I
Albany, Sept. V? CI'd, Elinn, Wright, New York.
Rahwav, Sept. 6. ? Ar. Tradesman, W dltam*, N?w York.
Philadelphia. Setit. Oth.? CI'd. Candid, Green, New York; 1
Hester Willis. Buck, do; Ann Maria. MrCaskey, do.; CI'd tin
Schavlkill, Lexington, Corson. New York.
Baltimore, Sept. 6th? Arr Valta, Hopkins, New York; Bal
timore, Wovlon, po.
Baltimore, Sept. 5.? Ar. Brilliant, French, New York? cl'd,
Maria, Wogloiu.do.
Richmond, Sept. 4^? Ar. Charles Pittman, l.eeils, New I
York.
Mobile. Sept. 1st? Arr. Caroline, New York ; vessels ??? port,
Casco, Monroe, repairing; Rose, Flanders, Liverpowl; Col
chis, Knight, uiH'.; Moloeska, II iwk*, do . Tantivy, Toone,
do.; Ccdumbn*, Moore, Texas ; Virginia King. Philadelphia ; ;
Warsaw, MhiPile, Havana ; I'asandra, Stevens, N. Yo'k.
STF.RV4!(0'I OWIKWTAIi RVLNAMIC
COMPOUND ? An e|tirnciou?, *alotary, an.l <ffertii*| re
Btedv 111 til Ciotofi/KWllNH. IriTlIlM/ R1111<<I10H<. Semi
tml Weakne?<, Irrfffl'lrtl} of the Mciwe*, Irritnie<| orDi*ei?ei>
action of ib? Bladder, un<! in all di<eaae* of the t/r nary Or
ran?. The IdrnfAMc relief f ne rally afforded by the n?e of
th> llitlaamie Compound. I11 a abort upare of tune, ha* no much
heichten> 4 It* MMWHv in the cure ?f the alw?v* dbeaaea, it !?
confidently offered ?itli arrwmpmivinjy certificate* ofihctnoat
eminent of the Briti*h Faculty, wbi-h will ilamp tin' hiffh re
putation in wbirh the unique preparation ia valued. Prepared
onlv by W. Sterling, White f'hat?-l. Ixindnti. Mold wlinfc <ai<
aii'i retail, by NAT HAN B. (JH AN AM,
(8-tf No. ^0 Na*aau at., rorner of Pulton. 1
TO m K UC HAITI), 4fcc.?A reapeciabie widow b.ly !
wlabea to place her *oti, an active ami intelligent boy II
year* old, who ran writ'- airood band* inanterckaa* or lawyer'*
?<t?Mi<h'ii''nt. Nhe would prefer hi* boarilintr, itC. with the
timtly of lit* emplairer? indeed, one that would lake tie ent'ra
charge of him. Aodreaa C. H. It. at thi* oifiee. *? 3t*
^ gKW AM)OII,:?VKIt?tTVI,<'Or
flVKI)i(!M NAP RFAVKR H AT*.-TOl>ftfc FLfcU
? Rl, hlte of tb? well known eatabliahmcni of Lrary It
? Co., and C. St. John, would re?pe tfullv inform <.ur |
fftmhlndtV public 1 hat we hnve apened a Hat e<taWli*h
ment l^A RrwiHway, an'l wr flatter ?tir*elve? that after many
yrar? ctperlence In the hu?'r?e?a, we Rave arrive tat perfection
in the artofm nntariiirlnir llatu We feel perfectly confident
that the new *ty>e of Medlnm Nap Reaver llnta, with Impm- ,
ved coloring, whUi we now offer lor *ale, will reader cror e*
tabh?hme?t unrivalled, and enrol 11 finit on the lint of laate ami j
Minn. We learno riv<| in the department of ta*te, a* tlMM
Hat* hnva been in*p?r'<-?l by <ome of Hie firat jndi'i < in thi*
city, who pronootn e ihent to b? unperior to anv e?er offer. -I
'or ?ale in thi* countrr, at the retfneed price of five ''oPara. Ii
i< t atyle of If*' tint h.t< lon^ been wanting in Un? department
of ta*te.and which for many j em* ha? employed the mini la a>'d
ta* lithe irr^enoity of many of our first ?ianuf*cturer?, hut in
vain.
The aub^Ttbcr* have made arran/ementa with at?me of the
fir*l manufariurcr* in London ami Paria to reeoiw? the lataat
laahi"n* without delav. We alw? offVr for*ale nt ?nr eniprn inoi
of atanJard fa?hi"a f"f lb?' ?en?on. n ?p!eaf|ii| Sh*rt Nap ^iih
Hat. 'if the >tKt Pa i*iaa atyle atxl fashion, inada in im.tatioa
of Re u#r Nap.
N H. Harvins ha<4 etperience for ntanv yeara In the relehra
t*d lHui?er>M'. flk John, we feel onr-elvea p?-rfertlv eornpe
tent tn produce Hie n'o?t <plendid C happen a aod Miliary cap
nfl Ik* imm na?"iMlil mm* imlat the <horie?t notice, with
?II llM' pan 1 nai f rtlwaiinm thoHnate iiiav i-qu're.
T< ???L? t. FI.KUMY. I0? Rr'Mdjnar,
all 1m* eppoalte Franklin Hon<e.
I ? MK<tM|(<4. ( l:<?l II - - Tlx brother* Rol>ert? a< -
knowledge with grateful leel infra yoar rlefant fold rn- .l^ln
pr< -en! whicti their poor e*ertioiia coulii l?Ht?lly ha< e been
thonsrht worthy nt. They tru<t that fbeir -kill ha* been l>v
>on *?i htelilv wtenne.1 litth'? tendering of th'* aplemlW me
niento, their hit are effort* m;?v l.e more wortfiv "f Tour kin-l I
iv,o*.,|? rali'tn, at th- ?ame It" a*?nriiiif ron that tl>*y w ill i
ever t> member al>h inter??ted r? gar l y?ur kiudne*-. and a?
thev from time to ti?|/ look at your token of lriea<l<liip, feel
that their poor effort bare ken m?*t amply n <? en?nt ed.
WM ? hoRRIITR
IIF NltV tOHERTH.
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tr FDW %RD niLFY? late aaaia'.tnt at the "In 'e?-re
?p. rMfultv of. r i i bM frierida nn ! pabl c.tba Ih Ik* <We*l
ep the above How*, where he intend* to wiep a rb?i" e a<
1 <0 ar 'it ?f Ale*, Wi,? ?. kr.
| We'*h Rart'Mt* in their ae*?on. <7 l'jv
'I lf?HACCf?f-A few h-te* r .
? ' ^Mlity fieed I^etf T<Macp fir **1^ to cloir a <?< ? e, it
?? W ,ter it
SAUCE AMD
-
orta TfrJaa wb^ pr**iB"1 ** ?*?*??* iude annnally,
Ij^.lnwi m One Hndrtd Dollars for Om Tear.
ir iff"- ?" pr- ir iff"- Jr ts
S i ? 5 !s s is
!! 22! ? J 28 41 1 78 M 3 io
J *5? * 1st 48 186 54 2 18
i ?* 31 138 43 1 89 55 332
? 091 32 1 33 44 1 90 56 | 47
M * 2 S 1 34 46 1 91 47 * 7?
* ? ? !1 135 46 1 ? S14
S 2 ? 35 138 47 l"8 3 d7
^ ??? 2S 138 48 1 94 60 4 34
** __ 1 ?? ? . W 1 43 49 1 9ft
Money will be received la deposit by the Company, and held
in trnst, apon which interest will be allowed ai ftdltrws :
Upon any (Dm over $100, Irredeemable for 1 year,
? ? ? ,?. u 4* percent
? ? "100 lor 6 mo*, 4 per m at
1W " for 2 nios, 3 p?r cent,
w . TRUSTIES.
?ri w / ,, Samuel Thampaon,
Tim W. Lad low, Isaac Broason.
Win. B. Lawrence, Peter Remseu,
Jacob Lorillarrf, Stvpben Warran,
John Duer, James Kent,
Peter Harmony, Nath'l Prime,
S. Van Kensaellaer, N. Oavereaux,
John ?. <:-?lar, Ben). K newer,
ii ^"r?u rrn' ?* "? Lawreuce,
U. C. De Kliam, Jonaibnn U?u4bae,
James Mo Bride, JoUn Kathlmne, Jr.
P. O. Stuyvesant, TIk* J. Oakley,
Stephen Whitney , joh(, j, '
John Mason, Oulian C. Verplaack
Bei\j. L. Swan.
s. * Nicrnx, WM ""!?? *+*?+
P% P. ATKIlw, ftynrun to the Company. s8 4f
Iiijunctlo * out of the Court ofChancery, at
the Suit of James H. Hucl&eU*
tCT 1 being, by an injunction out of the Ceurl of Chancery,
Btih<- suit ol JAMES H. HACKETT. restrained until the fur
ther order of that Cnurt, from performing the part of " SOLO
MON SWAP," in the Comedy (altered from " Who wants a
Guinea,") of JONATHAN IN ENGLAND, 1 beg leave to an
nounce for my Benefit, ou Friday Evening next, Sept. 8th, the
sterling Comedy, in 5 arts, entitled, WHO WANTS A ISI'I
N EA, written by George Colinan, the younger, in which I
will attempt the part of SOLOMON (1IJNDY, with my own
alterations, and the introdnctiou of aiy original " Yankee Sta
ries." A variety of other entertainments, us will l?e expressed
in the hills of the nijfhl.
Without wishing in the slightest decree to injure Mr. Ilark
et in tbewpinionof the public, the sul>nrriber considers it Hut an
act of justice to himself, to offer a word or two **f comment
upon this most extraordinary proceeding. The play is one to
which Mr. Hackett can have no more right than the suhscri
l>er, it being an old standard English comedy, the part of Solo
mon Gundy altered slightly from ike origin"!. In order to ad
mit of an ml libitum display of Yankee peculiarities. &.'?? one
can regret more than the sulMcriber, that Mr. Hackett should
have taken the very unfair, and lie is covipelledtosay ungen
ilemauly advantage of a legal process, which mti?t lie merely
temporary in Its operation, to Mure the interests of another
candidate! for public favor. And this regret is uot at all dimin
ished by the fact that Mr. liackett's singul ir proceeding can
only be received as acomplimeut to hUetr.irts. I ain your obe
dient servant, UEORCK li. HILL.
Park Theatre, Sep. 6, 1837. s7-2t
rr fJANCINQ TAUGHflJi ONU LEHKON.
MR. AND MRS. COWARD, pupils of Celeste, lie., 92 Hud
son st., just below St. John's Park, reipectfully inform the citi
zens and strangers of New York, that they teach all the regu
lar sups and figures of w ? 1 17. i r " uid dancing in the h**st French
style, in only One Lpsson o < hoi r-, satisfactorily, or no
eharge, to a w hole familv, or j ?ix months -r on.v |10, 1
miiJ Mumc and Penni" hip gratis. *7 3t*
DBiAVENPOK -T'S RtgCTK <? -M K ' It3
H MACHINE ? O \ i NPORT & COOK sirons
tngr. tify thecuri In . and at tli'- ? Jim
ous to ilevnte their ow i time an ??aim pi' i ma
chinery On an enlarged scale, nil ?> ount ie Electro-Mag*
netic Association, haie ?li.poseil of 't 'lit of exhibiting
their electro-magnetir machines l >f grntleuieu in
tliis city, of whom Mr. A.Steve - t The michlnc*
will therefore be exhibited to t thi cir at No. 3
Barclay street.
The subscriber informs the pn ,-e of the
above arrangement, the large an t < mNo. li
Ban-lav street, adjoining the Amer. ijhis te
Astor llouse, have been taken for th< \hil?iting
Ilavenport* Electro- Magnetic Machincr\ . li istr^tions w II
he given daily (Sundays excepted). Tickets of admissions nt)
cents each ; monthly ticket* on- dollar each. For sale at the
door, and at the principal hotels.
ANDREW STEVENS, Agent.
Sir Open from 2 till 5 until further nwtiee. ?7 3t"
tl'Jrt CANAL STREET, the second shoe store from
Ore?-nwich street, i* the p'aee to i^et Boots and Shoes
cheap. Such a tremendous stock of such eh ai.l article.,? so
great a variety, und so very cheap, way never before collected
together in one place. Gentlemen'* pump boot* for $^ 50 ; also
fxtots suitable fiir the coming season, in tbe same prwpoi t on ;
also Ladies' mid children's 1> mtsand *ho. s of evcrv de*cri|?ti<?i
warranted to staud test, for eale unusually low. Don't mistake
the store? WALKER'S, 230, tlie second ?uoe store from <Jreen
wirh street.
N. B.? Country merchants supplied by the package or do
len. ?7- 1 m *
C1 APS FOR MALE.-MKI dore,, otur, IMdo. w ?|; I So
do. muskrst; 200 do. hair seal; niannfaetnred of the l?-st
materials, and most fashinnatde style. Country mrfel.nnts
would ?lo well to call ami Examine for themselves l?elore pur
chasing elsewhere.
Also, a romple'e assortment of Hats and Cloth Caps nf every
variety of style, whelemle and retail, at
?7*lin* J. II. ARCHER'S, J-W and 204 Greenwich St.
S^TOI.KN Oil TAK KS BY MtSlAKK on the
nigbt ot the ttli instant while at work at tke late fire l(?it
ofRivington street, a dark blue pilot cloth Fire Coat wdh vel
vet Collar and light filaid facings. ^id coat lielonged a mem*
lier of Fire Engine No I9? whfM-ver will give information to
the sul?scriber where It mav lie lound >v li lie liMli"-<iinelv re
warded. s7-2t* WILLIAM BECK, 37 Nassau st.
JJT WE learn that at the deriarture of the packet which is
just arrited from France, M. Etex of Paris, was giving the last
touch to a line allegorical picture, 2*i feet high, on the suhj-ct
of the (Tnited States, which he hits l>een executing under the
direction of the late General Lafayette and his family, and
which In- i- the inure anxious to i.n .li nul -<-n I ovi i a< *| -<i . ?
ly -i* pn>Mlile, as he conceives that, l?-mg religious as well n<
national, the peopla <?f America cannot fail at a critical period
like the present, to receive with grester aptitude the impres
sions of the glory of their country, which it Is calculated to re
call ; and will.t'mni the representation by art of the grand epochs
ot It* history, be filled with a noble confidence in the picture,
conceiving with greater force all the sublimity of this embody
ing in a w ork of art of a religious, philosophical and social
idea. We rs peat that ail documents and fioctraits were tar
nish *d by Geneial Lafayette, ami since bis lamented death by
his family. M. Etex, whom we may ven-nre to designate as a
new Michael Angelo, is distinguished in Europe Sy his paint
lags at the church of St. Peter, at Rome, by nis two colossal
groups, 70 fret h gli, which adorn the maguitK'cnt triumphal
arch at Parts, ami his splendid rmupof Cain ? his other e<|nallv
rmllj w oi k s lur the church ol the Magdalen ? and o| In i
edifices ill that city, and for tbe solendul museum nt N ei mhIIi ?.
The first lamlscape painter of tlie age, M. tio-tfrey Jadin, for
the productions of whose pencil, princes, noblemen and citi
zens contested, has faiihfuliy reprrsented our most beautiful
and grandest scenery? aur rivers and lakes? our tiwni, manu
fnitorles ami rail roads, and we are now waiting with the ut
most im[iatience for the largest picture hitherto sent lo lis, re
presenting in n sublime allegory tl?e mast important points of
our lostmy ? painted by one of the mo?t eminent artists of the
age. fully capable of giving due erteel to n subject so new, and
at tlie same time, so worthy of Ins piling a superior genius.
se 0-flt*
tr NKW BRANDK KTIII AN OFFICE, 12 Wm .treat,
tkrtt i in* i* from Cn?rtUimit itrert, nnil directly oppo*ite ill.
ALBANY (Purple** Lin. I WHAJtC.
I>r. Branlri'lli ha* e?tabli*hcd tin* nlfl-e fara very ?intp!e
Ibnufli ?ufBcient reaaon, nmuvlv. /?.. <111* i 1 i? inantnl - I ?
tl<?- (iiiMw with the TKL'E 1 UKNL'INK Brand' th PMU re
tail ami whob*?le.
The otfire will be open from 6 In the morning to 10 o'clock In
lha e*? ninr.
NTKAMBOAT PA*?EN0K R?
wantir g pUU prevtou?to starting will find till* o.Uce peculiarly
conven ? nt. m*
N OTIC K.?lf C II ABLE* TKABOI K ia m th* niv of
New York, and ahonbl ?ee tbw, he will p|ea*e oil al
No. /7<i Bowery , corner Houston iloei, ?< toon aa povaible.
AIM-uKVIMK, WAM'Mi IN.UKDIATK
LY.? A Imy Ifi or il year* of ar*. of good moral character,
active ami Intelligent, mar Arid a rood -it nation Wy applying
to LEAHY k CO. A?tl>r llotjae, Broadway.
?ft-3t* _______________
I > < > Y \Y A.MTl ?e>WMM4, a iiiMrt, active lad, irom
I# U tn 17 yearanf ar*. <hi ? lint ran w ri'e a good band. mid
?<>ul<l lie willing tn make hiiu*ell generally Mat I'iiI, may hear
of a irood situation, by applying at llie de?k mt thi.etlir. .
Mi I w
%%' k VI' I> ^ I muaufi ('i- an ap>>tl? .-art '? ?
y y If said ?lore i* now aw.l for that business, future* good.
ke.. would he purchaacd lur ra?h fMate term* anil price, and
HiMri ** L. at llie Bur (.oflee llou*.', No. 17 Spruce at., po*t
paid. at-lw*
JVTFIW HOOkH.-Cm.tHr'. Travel* in Etirap- con
1 a taming Ei.glaad bv an Awwricaa. Mc.ioir* ?>f Sir Walter
fteott? hv J <?. Lorhhart, piri 4, at a greatly reduced price.?
Janet Hamilton, and other Tale*, hy l'ie author of "Btight lie
mini*. ence*." Ju*t | tiMish. <1, for *ale by
?fl C. HHBPAkP, yn Br.ai.lway.
nl/tPMAMOlM WI>!)MW HI, IN Ul.-lmne
entire ac* pattern* oftlio*e *p|endid ami much admired
artlc'e* have l<ecn r. reived j the* are ?ach a* are n >w aaed hv
the fa*lii' nalilf * ?l London ami Paris, and ?o far tirpa** all
other* of their kind in l>eauty, elegance and sr?e.-, that they
merit lUe particular attention of 'lie Ladies ? eaf>erially snch a*
?tii.ly to unite the nsefel with the ornamental, n* they impart
an unusually fashionable finish to a?e|| fnrni*he-l dnwin*
mom, and will he lound a vary d<'*irahle and pleaaiaff sultsii- i
tul^forco?ily ]>n i iiiiK k a.
Thoa. itiii. jue artich>? are from the pencil of an eminent ar
tl*t, and are to he had ?nly of the itiharrilH-r, at price* not
greatly e*ceedi??a tho*e?H"ar.linarr tWmfctWMin.K
?7-tol l*i. DftYI.E, R Reek man ?t reel. Clinton Hall.
Bread. bkkai>, brrad n.? fiiiowin*
weii'lit will invarial.ly Ke In Bradny'* Urea I thi* week
commencing .Motvl tv, ? ?? ?i? . Iih, (accoriliai! tli?* late C.irpora
tlnn (tandard allowing 4NI oaiH'M nfha ked hread to the barrel
of Hoart fto OBIKW of bakcl bread lor I *liillinir, 4^ oiin.'"?of
halter* V?r? ad for 1 p?nre. va^ inir each w** k cord la* totbe
pi ice of flour, which the public wl1! I* noiMled erety Mon.bir |
mornlnp. Eor the c 'nrrnience Ot hi* fri' nrt* and tbe pobHr
hi* bread can be had of the ?am.' *i"* at lli*a.lv't m?rn#r ef j
(I rand and *iifl"olk ?!*.;?! Da*? nhv ry. Bnkl'-Tfc flo. I W fh^rry
virei-t near Catt-Trino market; ai II * oi?? t Co. ?? Pearl
?treet twnr Ernnklin afftjarej at ?li Clinton ?tr?-*-t, Iwiween
Broome and Dd.incy atrret*, and nt h' > U.ikery JtOfherrv
?treet. P II. lIHAUV. .4-.lt >
rr NOTICE.? \ reynlar m ene- o"l. P. , Boy Club
wll' he tield on Br?tnr''ay e*. tin ?, t*fi i n* H rfftock, a' the
t-M>|| ftny I'oom*. Eitir-ttial att. ii' a .cc r. .(ti< tetl, aa hn*l>
new of importance will l?e |ran*n*l< I. B v m Vr of th? IHiih.
1\ \ KTANNAUD, P'..?t
CHA1. THOMPSON, Sac /. 'n'
AnaHmcaU.
Pmb * u 1 11 * ^nA?kT'kk ~ 'C* THE BENEFIT^OF
? "'ch occ,?,on Miss DE BAR; from the
Londen andNew Orleans Theatre* will make her first ap
pearaace in New York? THIS EVENING will m perumu
WHO WANTS A GUINEA? Solemon Gundy, Mr. Hill
Fanny, Mr*. Chipjiindale.
After which SPECULATIONS? Najor Wheeler, Mr. Hill
Mr*. Ledger, Mr*. Wheatley.
To conclude with TL'NR OUT? Marian Ramsay MissDe
Barr? Gregory, Mr. HilL J'
rr Doors n|)eii 4t 6i|? performance* commence ai7 o'clock
Boxes $1? Fit AO ceate? Gallery 25 cents.
AM H rtlCAJi THEA1RE, MO ? kut
THIS EVENING will be performed
THE TUKNPIKE GATE? Crack, Mr. Cowell? Peggy, Mr*.
La Forest. I
Alter which the PEACOCK AND THE CROW-Jini Crow, |
Mr. Rice ? Mi*-> Podge, Mrs. Sieven*on.
To con lude with, VllttilNNY MUMMY? Ginger Blue, Mr.
Rice ? Lucy, Mis* Angelica.
Door# open at 7 ? performance* commence at a quarter
before 8 o'clock. Dose*, 75 cent*? Pit, S7 J? Gallery, 25.
NATIOIWVL, THKTtHK? !?(? IfulianOpcra
flouu -Mil. WALLACK, Lessee.? THIS EVENING
will be performed
B It' MY BODY? Marplot, Mr. Browne ? Miranda Mis* Wheat
ley.
To conclude with the SLEEPING DRAUGHT? Popolino,
Mr. Stanley? Nono, Miss Ay re*.
Dors open 6 J? Performance begin at 7J.
I'HKAfltK ? BENEFIT OF MR.
NICKERSON? THIS KV'KNINU will t>e presemen
ACTOR OF ALL WORK ? In which Mr. Nickemon willsus
la n five characters.
After which FAMILY JARS? Lydia Lorragan, Mr*. Madden
? Diggory, Mr. Furrell.
To which will he added SWISS COTTAGE? Liselte, Miss
Waring?Max, Mr. W. Mellon.
In addition t? which MONSIEUR JACQUES? Le Pauvre
Jacques, Mr. Kickerson.
To conclude with petite comedy MANETTE? Manette, Mr*
Herring.
I Ly ? ? r* open at 7? performance* commence at 7J o'clock
precweiy. Boxes AO cent*? Pit 25 cent*.
\ llLO'Sti AKOKN.- I IIIM E V I N I N ? ," the"" en
tertaiuient will commence wiih the perlbrn.ance* of the
Ravel Family, now fourteen in number, being the la.*t sight of
?I their engagement.
THIS EVENING' S entertainment will commence with a
A CONCERT.
After which I'NE PAMMION ? By Jerome, Francoi*, Antoiue,
Mad. Einelii', and Madame Eugene Ra\el.
Toeonclud with
THE BKIXil'IN ARABS ? By Gabriei, Jerome, Antoine,
Javelli, and the whole of the Ravel Family.
Tickets Mceou, u? bt had at t lie mu*ic store*. s7
OhlMI'K THK \THK.-The ladiel and penile
?MR engaged at this Theatre, will please attend a Hehear
?i ml on Friday morning, at 11 o'clock, preparatory to tke open
ing on Mwmiay, Sept llili.
O' The Kviitleinen of the Orcbestia will also comply with
Die above notice. W. R. BLAK.E.
*e 5
OLYl?l PICTtITK Al* H 1C
sa'U ) ? The arrangement* for opening tins establishment
being nearly completed, the public is respecM'ullv informed
that the regular season will commence on MONDAY EVEN
ING, September llvh. On which occasion an appropriate ad
die.*, written Uy a gentleman ofthi* city of high literary re
putation, will be delivered ? and a variety of novel and popular
entertainments presented, in which maay performer* olesta
Wished celebrity, who are already engage*!, wfll npjienr.
The* decorations of the house, which will be of tliemoat bril
liaiiiund costly description together with the scenery, drapery,
gas fixtures. It c. fcc. have l>een executed l?v the first artists In
the United Mtates, particulars of which will l>e made known
hereafter. WfLLARD h KLAKE,
Proprietors ami Managers.
P S. ? To let, tlie spacious Refrectory of ttii* Theatre. Ap
ply as above. au'?*2
W I* SIDID NK W MOV1 SUPAM) It A MA,
AT NIBLo'S HARDEN, superior to any thing of the
kind ever exhibite<l in this country ; painted by the celebrated
W. Daniells, Royal Academician, London. The subject 'h
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and a eorrect represents
lion of the ISLAND OF CEYLON. All the artists and con
noisseur* that have st-eu this splendid Panorama, pronounce it
to be the best panoramic paialing e /er brought to this country.
Exhib.ted during the day and evening. Admittance, jfj
jyll-3m
BIM'lAKuS LUCUbVED. ? Gentlemen wishing
to plav at billiard*, or purchase tables, are invited to fall
at 2J8or 92 Broadway, sr xt dwir above Wall stren, at tin? Sou
thern Coffee Room. where tnere are 8 table* in one room, and
try the patent Indian Rubber cushions, slate stone and compo
sition cemented beds, witli Irwi eagle frames, and common ta
bles as a>uve, will be found the largest and Iwst assortment
ever ofl? red to the public, mlvantaves u> tlusse wise wish to pur
chase at short notice, a* they can lie packed at one day** no
tice.
N. B. Order* fur any thing in t'?i* line, with oash or good
reference, to A. BASsFOKl), 2tti Broadway, will receive
prompt attention. ^ IHlOtl
THK Pioprietor of Congress Hall has tlie pleasure to in
form hi* friends and tke public, that he has made an im
provement in hi* establishment, and is now ready lo contract
with families and individual- for board this winter, or a longer
period. The parlors and bed roomsare a* pleasant, conventual
and rjuiet as any in Hrnadway.
Private tables will be served lor 'aniilies if required. There
is also a ladies' ordinary, select Ibr ladies and gentlemen in
coiipany.
Terms will fie reasonable. BARTON HAMMOND.
se G-lm"
rp?IK AMERICAN KXt'IlANdK COMPANY,
1 No. 44 Wall street. Tfie small certificates, (24, Vt, aud 75
cents) of the American Exchange Compaay, aie redeemed as
follows, by J. Thompson, at Wall st.
Al! sums of |j,or wver, in eity money | all sums from $1 to 5,
tn Raster* bunk bills ; and all sums |es| ihan $1, in specie, at
tlie same rale as city bills are exchancretf.
*5-1^' J. THOMPSON, ii"i Wall .t.
POK S A L< K? A first rale Newfoundland Dog. Apply at
H3SouUi*t. s6>1t*
1MJ LET. ? A pleasant furnished room, with lioard, in a
respectable private family. Inquire at No. 96 Christie
?treet, aft St
Allli . II LY respecuible family removing to the souili, is de
sirous of obtaining the company ? I a lady wltx understands
music and oilier aeronipli'Jiments well enough to teach, if re
quired. To a lady who, from bad health or otherwise, may
with to seek a southern climate, tlie present is a tine opjiortu
ntty to obnin a ilesiraMe situation, as !he object i* as much to
obtain a companion for a young laiiy, an only daiifhter, in a de
llghtfXd Climate, ami at a pbMsani country residence, where
If. ere i? Ml mucb socie'y, as for tlie advantage of instruction.?
The aaost satisfactory reterences wiU be required. A line ad
dresaed to N. O. P., left at the office of tlie Herald, with real
name, references, lie , will be promptly attended t?. *4-1 w
B* To | HE IdITOR ok TllE HERALD? Sir, 1 have
be?*n attacked for ihe space of ihree years by asyphillltle dis
ease, which made me stiller violent pains in all the articula
tion* of my body. I bait ulcers ui the threat, and the bones in
my head l?eg*n to decay. After having changed different
times of physicians, who could not deliver me from that dread
ful disease, I bad taken ilie determmai ion oC applying to Dr.
De Zammn, 44 Courtlandl si., who is noted Tor bis < ure* oi
chronic aiM delicate disense*. He agreed to cure me. After
having undergone n treatment for tlie space of six months, ac
companied by a rigorous diet, I enjoy at present a most per.
feet health, w hit'h I am Indebted for lo the care of that skillful
physician. Mr object m publishing this i. to he of us'- to suck
persons who may Tie allicted with the *n me disease. If tliev
may require ve iidurmati?n re.jx c.ling my health, they
(xih address tneuMelves to Dr. De Zannoo, who will maLe me
known only hi such lemales who might find tkemaeive* in Ike
?ame situation as I have been Ui. aulU-lm* E. V.
SA!>> MOMTA t?l K'M ((tNPWKUD CHI
J Mt>K l?(llr-Pr)" .SO cent*.? for Iwaatil) iny the cam
pleiion, removing freckle*, ?tin-hurn, tan, for healing erup
tion*, chap., he , aeleUrafed for r<-mnviti( uni l'-a*ani rouvii
n?-*? of the ?kiri. producing a rich ewoM.ent :iml I'ragrant la I lie r
? eacelleut quaiily for the toilet anil nurwry. Tlu? dellghtlnl
enmpnmd '^i-ntiijxxed of more einollienl ingredient* than any
Hoap that iinffiwd for tbe toilet, ami peculiarly adapted to the
nurnery and lair m I.
For ?al- wlinlfvat* an?l retail by A. t'nderhifl, 38 He?kru*n
corner William ?t.: I?r. Ifart, Broadway, corner Chamber* ft.;
Dr. fivmi1, Bowery, corner Walker it! I?r. Hcheiffelin, 114 Ca
nal ?t." Price Vtcent* per cake. au28.ini
gJII-K BHM'LK !hT?IC fC>.? MRW kimi 41
7 Knit, n .fe? r ' i fully M>t<riu uulii.c attention to hei
pre*er,t a??,rimriUol Uenlit niM.'n MTOCKS, arnon(r?t which
are * variety composed ot ?iik anil atiadea, eipre**|y adapted
fir *prtn|rand Hummer wear.
Abn, plain ami fancy fioc.hu, of every de*cr!?tian. all of
which are warranted of the best mater iab, and wild oa tbe mo?j
liberal iirm?. alS-tf
IfACKIl HAAlUI!?U?>tMlNCIM KT k WTAMMrK-"
I be* leace renpectfallv t'? eall the attention of tneir friendi
and the paHltc generally. t<? the new ami elegant a.?M<rtment
I iu?t received and op.-mn? at Ihelr new ?tore, ttn, %m
?treet. ||. tween PtHlikfort ami Hague "tfiel* Conta
iner* and dealer* will find, at tlieir establishment. adranuurea no
where r|?e to !je i?tet with, in addition to tlielr eat. re aew ??*??
of tfood*.
Hianuner*. "? the above firm, more r?"?>Tally known he the
appellation of the Three Kingi r? l Papei llinfr. and who, It
I* -rei||? M tn ear, to any bo' Mranirer*. rtandi unrivalled In the
art f paper li r u. ' ?"t Ji fur i!w**and d- ?patc|i, wll at
tend .11 peraen a* far a* practicable tnal' the work which ahali
be i mntaw J to fcliww. atvM4a'
nl ?Hit-.n. %V KHHTKK A. ? ??. (It)U) AND
XII.Vr.lt W 4Tt II DIAL M ANIKAt TOKV, ( arner
?f Dey and Greenwich ?t?.f Mew Yorh. anKl-lm
B"lM?K?IV iNO II AMDtlOX It f I A It I ?H, ?
ai.P^a I ha. Binder*' Boards, aborted nun>ler<: isnoa |(M.
H?n'li'ot do. ?!?>., for ?ale by J. CAMPBELL K. PKRMIK,
aaltin llOund 113 Na?in *t. between Ann h Heekinan.
Ml>( HI.LAMKOI M I Hot OHT* ON JIKJI,
M \N\Mt* AMI IMINim? Hv Antlx-ny UmmbUr, of
Orumh'el'iH Hull, Kv|, Ju?t r> 1-riT. I and ?or rale l,y
a U.10 C. MIR P A \... .v. 2 Bn.adwav,
'IMI Pk K MAK K.K''-2bale*4-4 Rnrliah feltinr*
I iilo. S 4 do. do.} 1 do. M do. do. manufactured eipre?>|y
for cylinder maditnef, for ?ale bv
J. CAMPItKLL k IT.K^SE, HO and H2Na?an?t.
rati
VHmXAOAII)^ t\ ?? \l?l?? AT HOMK.
T If you w i?li a neat Vi?itin* tJard. elerantly et?(ra*ed aad
reatiy printed oatbe man ?i tiro?e<f f^abionahle ?tyle of Card*.
VII MKiuld n I at VAI.r. MTIN K'B, Vt Joan ?treet, cornar of
'William, and examine b ? ?fecia?' tH. ai)V'>:bn
in IWWI AC ? ?? * 1 1. 1< I N IM** III A Wl? *m lie rt
llr.MVM# chanced lor ?:i>|"' 'l?-d (inix-r. ^ritly fo
auiitf W. ?. DUNHAM, MWallrt.
fftHK V ' K>Kr ,iK ANOmCAin ?* Jj,t ,
I p?MI?bed. " Tlii< work waa written hv m?e of the nm-i t
awu-ii.i' writer* in tbe chantry, wlm?e work* l ave alway* >- m i
popalar." Kor?al. by C. Blir.PABrt.
jy|0 . tWIMWyi
H^Attl'* 1 It II' K t 114 . ? :M C .%? 1 -> ? I l"t| y ?
, ^rart Mu?ie lur tbe Pianoforte and Piute, at J cenu ?
Vr WOltRI^'ipfll Pit !??- Tbegeno .e Hyftaii Ual W
(MiledWt'ea af tbe BrHtoh CoKevr Ml Health. Parket* fmn>
r> I ent* w I . N. ?t MM KIV?."H f?'d ??arld,
jit y 141 Kalton *tf' ae*r Broadway
AaetiaiM JUm.
JSMK CAOT, AaeUoaeer.
BTtri5-Th? otyS.Vu?^"^- ,,7Md 119 *"*?*
purcbaaer., (or cmk, a ImrKrJjl**1. 9 *? u'? ? Ml
hardware, cutlery. (all r<?>4? TJlls tltSli *kMjCU?r * ***11
Inf. Kiu?, mimoU, ?io3?.
*d to the j&uther* and Weston SrkT'^'IuL * SBtt
"?y'Uf11 ^vertlKwrm of this km* . *" *>
1mm ?*'P ? down ComIm, ? tirtr 1 mf all ki^tm
8L?*"W Cutlery,
J^^-n Collar. ami Bosoms.
do. ^ Ne*"?*?. aborted from 1 . 12,
At?/>' Boi, ?- Pin*' *c- fie. Im.
n-r,<lw;;;.i^nv^dvTa,:;;;;1 J5n*' WMd Jew ???,*?
BV K ? u Alt l>. Auctioneer. "
**1^ n ?*? *tore. No- 153 P?*rt
Uon ruuiM , Hh iiiwurx #? .i ** ?ayi.*t9 ?'ck?ck, at tin* aso
dirk kui*eH ( i^*' ^"ll"7. <"oii?min(r of pen. ,?ocket, a?4
cardk; neediest* rt ? w?*?r..j s- ,s?or? in dozen. and ??
eye .pectacies- double and liaffted
capa, thirnhlrs, VnitnL . n barreled pistols; percU?ala?
fiuicy ?c)<^c& 'rJI?',,KK,k,> a"<1 ?'>?, *??: itc.
perfumery. f'rench aHLii ?f,(louk?^ Mint cologne, hair ?lt
^Also, My;?<>ir(ott^ ;??Pll?v.N.I,r wairr kT^
shoes. button., ? ?Uar?, bosoms, boot- , and
Also, au in??tice?f Jewi-irv ??> ? .
Hays watrhea, breast-pi,,,. rlo^'iTk? "f *w-r?"KMnf?r?
At 33 . foTmPrlcE -k, , '
teuiber Sili and 9th.? LAKOv: K-r7I',l.L?Satul(1V' "^P
TCRIC.-10 o'clock, at the MorV wIumTi. ?F f?rRH^
street, will be Mild without reseve ^ ^ *?? room ? Ann
the largest stock of cabinet furnuura ol&rtrf .ill **??"??%
having room in the auction .tore, the ? ,? * ****?" No?
taken for the purpose of affording' an opporMiTi??? !?* l*eB
the articles tor examination and sale, fai,,!.,, !|y ? f arra',K"?K
uculais in u day ort wo. Sale to he nosiiiv* * |u tune? par
L'la^' ori Trme """' u va'uahle stock.lt >,??\nr lfHl.
* or all sizea s6-dts THOS. BKI i 5^kl,lff
1?I*?*^S'J?.UKD J- P( >KT Kl^\ucuonrerT~~~a
B ?f Dut. h/wilUwf^o^'iV^n'o'cl^/ ^^V''^ r"rner
sale n>oins, a larL't-and snl?i,ii<i o?' J. 15' M - *l ^u
fraiko f almo nd>, iS front ot stiTe c?"'a dinner >et; ulw>- 50
They 'will' ul' r i iV*1'' ",ast bV ???>? the ,lay before.
lie or private saie*'. and in vite '"thefriw 1 '"f1*"11 'J! n[K?"d? forpob
v-rthem with tlT? S,lS5e public f
the?me by strict attention n, their l.He* ^ 10 meri
Of their ,io;-k. an a (J'm r ^ ^??r ? r'1
I'?P0JJ^r? ?nd dealer^ in fwicy KCMVu^vvatcVi1''' ll:' r,*V'* ,
cy hardware, dry L'ood> clotuf[.? ^li ? '
Hnd raonis well calculated for the ^'leSf^se W''1
To dealers in paintiap, and ei.L'ravin^L Vh. i.r .
up stairs otters n ct ance lor (li?nU, .Vi i . J !i sal< s ro?n*
similar e?tah|whmeiit. y ? Wom to be met with in a
Outd?H,r ^njes pn.mmlv attended to.
K *ncy' biUauets at tliewme^'and.'" tot,t!"ue ,i"* Muaical^nnd
S last*' ri?a"u'^ln,-'f)?ih!! 1 KE KT' ,i:is received, by the
mnrkrl for rear* - i,rh u. ,!i f hut hivv been in this
Don Ula? de Canu J *rrnngem<;,lt w ith the house of
the bes, that can be proc^e H ? Cul,a- lo ????
in want ?ti jjikxI s, ?.)?|,i , ../'in' llva"i':. l who are
100,OU?t \oreaeo, 'ffSn U? Nn IZ J 'jLTo11'1*. ??8?>XA8.
L'alia, and 10,<WverV7U^,^rSi' *,6(* P""'M- 30, OOt. IU
ea^li. eipretiv fop^.n??^ ^ h,': '11:,- JP"t up in u?*es nfioo
retail. 11 s Uhe? wue HhoietHle and
nea t'nesTa^d '^atch'' w tk^or iT, Ianvor,t,*r' in hi. line with
of hi. customer* 1 ' Uh !,t,orU'"1 ? '"it the wishes
JN- ??-* ??'?*- n,Z!?si
Stt'ote." seas
a.
Sept.T ?t'To'dock, ^ -j'^^ntered on or
~ Ji,nN W^ATW :w 4? Brn.dwaT.
^r-jr-r ? ; ? - ? ' " ^ illinrn ft.
-5^ Tiiniii-s, X. ,.4 Wall ?.
J B?S lifjf W n fn g 1 1 1 r^,'! v"lt 1 ? " " Ch""r{ 321
form, the admirers ofpood ?|<MRs ,hl!l ' r""f""ctfo'i.v
mmkinK trr*nKeiBenu w?l, ihLl-i-i . '.h"i ,,M ???weded la
Manuel Pul. I ^of Havan, Z ^ "'""ufa.-furers, Don
Tht"' "UCi' ,*"arr rare,v "J >" this'maJirtDpPfy Cf Cb#ic*
*?y gwjfifdl'oy^ C*CTr?"t>'v<^lr<t.rI!!?? '*!/ "n haT,n* their
K?*i:i!,iWrA'""K' * ? '?"-s^vts'ast
eiiy.' a'^' ??- b~?<'
?>> *
Hi""!'" AIM u ""'T?
Mniisal weakness. Mr. mi.f,..,| n( |,. _n. . ' - , ? ?"?el, and
Poett, tiiat he w-.uld not S,r r * n^tl1 rl>T<-?cy is Dr.
The increasing demand for l\?ett'sNwm i* i If *"y
?* In Philadelphia, na tirnore H,? rtty, a. well
N^w'Vo^a r^r^f^'w^ -nd New
Ht^^Vo^^- J^P," J.
"U and M ndvoM. Pr ice Vl UJk"r? W Horwlll, corner C?.
( Vllfelt^XkfMkw 1< ASn AT H KDIICKO
sent larre M.,.:k wUh^? to re,l,jee U.eir pre
devcript ion'ln* uv ' fV|f tirT' HI** r^5?"Un* e< r*'T
Kha n, Buck T.bleRn v? I;,,r?Mrk.P,n ,"rk' H??*A *** "3
Pocaet Cmier y. Nciwon ami Ll " ?"d Crooke*.
ISIOTl'i . 7 <W" * ????. W IW.
N |,el,| ? BrVi?r"'nI1^frnVw,,'|P,?*'' hv,"
l?irt liicorporateu ^B*eLju?lwT*A ? "> thi BnU^
powers. *'*tt?nje Association, cjaeM: ulng u7t|
sJXtri^tKrri'r stss- j??? ?
legislature of cowctkrL*^ by ?'*? >?.
r.*; t a-, '?m
subject to pul, |,c censure \vT'n " "urselve. ?u.U
our |a,rrl,?; d.sbonon d The
M, ? _ ?nliror.l Point.
* !T,ti w^.^y 7;rT,i K ^,ir,,,ful re.
seas/in. Beinr.ituaieddlr. vllv m.7l " r'"""*"y f>- the
pijce a ,erv w.rth7&fi,T sjt; ten!: Tb,!w ,hu
sr." - w ? vtjr.'.i.rr.'
.?.csaj: fasi j- ??? a ??
AtssSKsy-iKiir ^to^"", ,,rnwnpon ,hr
V;J Z" ?MKrsii[?,y
W rA r K H. ?> PRIHTIHO
re.m? cap ar^l crow n w l" ' VnJ^L S L ' ^
?!ir*
l , s ., ? E&Sr^r^:, j
WILLI VM JArKJkiN, l"J irondway.
Rf.AU> MONh) I? J4ln#M? Haiaior.aMiitwtHleaM
prwm, (firm floor,) N??. XU Bn?m iway, corner of Anikooy
KrifL
A R"od ?ilk Hit hUrk or drab, at 9> A*
ilo. 'to. fir*! i|n?liiy, rum dpmw 3 ??
Tin* " Sr Ptu Crtnt," uliorl ?"ip, S Vl
Yowth'* Hal*. I V>
short i ?[>? of rlippeil nutria, 4 cm
Flnr Mark do. it?. 3 75
Minofartti'V'l In il?? r-rr t>r?t jnasiwr for tb? city rruL
Wli.ilf.aU- orrf?-r? rrapecUuhy aollrltrfl.
.1. ST KIT ART, TO dreamy.
N. B. A handho* pivrri with rack irraUrn>aa'? h(L Jyl-Sm*
PliKVtt; IO . Mi f NOT1CI..-I. *? MKK
SON It C.O.'H WlH.I?-??|r Cloak War?,l?nu?r i* IS Crtlar
atrrrt, up *tair?. tariff, Urtiilrai. n'* aa t ChUUrrn ? t'Umk*
In |WI rariety.
IOt'l" < It I I, I) |.n ? U'H^r-* tmiiar m Nrw Yorl
.. i Thorvlar, 24th in-t-oit, mi'l n iWon^hl to Hare taken fS?
latal for Altxny. John K<lwitt Bond afr.l 1.1 ynn ? ta mi" lisrht
completion? rathrrdini built. Ila<l mi wlx-nbc Irfl.ahHck
Hat. Willi crapron tl,an?l a dark gr+r n roatwlalmnt an?l Mark
p aniaiooi ? of cloth. M*'l with h?m a linrn ?nit. Al o. i? a
Mnart art ? nU nt l?>v. IIohi I lt? inlrrHr-l t i
?#ll an orphan, ami go by the nam** of William *t?nja??'u Any
Irlwowvi^n would Ue graii-fully recrt?rd by hi? aWtctrl pa
rent". at Nn. GO fh -hard Mrnt, Nrw Vnrk or hy "ami Ayrra,
No. j.riSooih Prnrl 'trrrt. Albany, aurta'l uproar* pa??l.
*1 I w dfc.w WILLIAM llOffll, ?> Un har* N. Y.
t MirStHV wtTVATIMK n A\rr.T? * plca?I
V/ ant Mm?r or rolta?r, with a raorf faritra ami wtmr fruit
tr?*"?, and liral not mi nrcr it inn prrra? much l"? iirffrfrM.?
Thf location mu?t l>r on onr of thr l?iarwt?. or in onr o| ibr ri
Irrme lowrr countlranf th? ?ta?r Wawl'l be willing to tak' a
!>???? of onr tn thr?r yrar?, with liwmrdtatr pnaarariu*. Vl.lrr?a
"Afriroi N \ jioat offlrr.
,vr.w XIHIi .M? lirtflOKLfl ?*'jsr
1^1 ro A
thr fourth and la-* m^mlmrnl i? "<? v <l.;?-, awl tbrv arr r*<|iim
rd locaM at th>' Tn ?ini r'? rtbrr, ,\a. I A*ior llou-#, llnrr'ai
?t, nn<! nay Ihr ?aiar. . . , .
COAIr-TV' company art* now fir|lr<-rlni; f ? ihr yanl
Mmfffll fln'ma^li Kinf ?t?. to at'H-kUolilrra who kar*
miilnrtikf Mtir I' 'lalntrnt*.
1 V? I IMH.Y M"N Bll'tVi N, P,^.? .
V. llH"* PAHACKA. v? <1 r Hwairo'? l\, , ,
7^ . i -? - I I'"' i i" 'I i" t >r ?*!>? ai t > i
?? ?!? pr-r,.,.hy RUHHTON fc A?PIN? *1 I
tn WilliKm'l.,110 Bwmilway nnd 10 A?torllnn<r.
\|/Il MA>l*I*t If Ml LOTS fOlt ?ALK OlC
yT I'll l.> t'K "at lot? on ??r. mi? tlrrrt- ?, o I' n -i I'rjjH
for mlrln parcrl< iroin a ainirlr lot upwar fo, a* purrha??-r? may
1 rriiis 10 par r*nt ra?h. at. 'I th? r> ? ? lur < ? mwniraijw
? ??r whrrr prraon* arr?r tn hmhl hoqara imitu wiatrty, th?
wltalr may rprtainon mort'.'ayr. Apt ly to
K ARM IT AO F., oiH-'e < fN. Vw. t '?al Co.,
*H..H * 41 Lll?rty ?t
W' I.' Ill it ?( T.T'I i " ?
> 1 lwiv? ati l (If nijolnw. itkrt'U' I II ' 'tn. ??. r.i t ?-'<.! ? ty
for?ilr!?y lift I H KM MITW *\fl IT II.
?uT o flier i C'>iut!?ti'lt ?t.,i?r*i Dr' a?!w ay