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BOSTON MORNING POST. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1841. Democratic of Ward 11 are hereby noUfietl that their Head Quarters are opened, at the I'ortier of and Orange alreela, over Mr Edward store, entrance from street, and will coti- liuiiiu open until aAer the ensuing Htaie Election, where all an respectfully Invited to call. A. will lecture at ih.

a Hall Randolph, on EVENING, l.Aih, at the request of the deiiiocrnle (tf th.ai town. On the First Page of the Daily Literary Notices of Tlie or the Blind Winslovt cf.itic Maria N. Y. History of Christ- Nevv PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. The few returns which we have are taken Iroin the second edition of the Journal Commerce.

In Philadelphia the day was unfavorable to a full turnout of the voters, hut, from all the accounts we have seen, the election was carried on in the most orderly manner. John M. Scott, the whig candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, was elected by a majority of 976 last November, majority in the city was 2,881. In Kensington, majority for Governor is 8.34 a year ago, the majority for the democratic Congressional ticket was 765. In the Northern Liberties, majority is 313 democratic majority at the Congressional election, 473.

In Southwark, majority is 1030 democratic majority at the Congressional election, 793. GEORGIA ELECTION. extra from the ofBce of the Georgia Constitutionalist furnishes us with returns from forty-three counties, in hich has 607 majority. The whig majority in the same counties last January when the whig Congressional ticket received but 4000 majority in the state, was 3,162 democratic gain, 3,669. The Journal of Commerce says that returns from fifty-one counties give the democratic candidate 862 majority, which will be much increased by the counties to be heard from.

As far as heard from, 26 democrats and 18 whigs are elected to the Senate, and 66 democrats and 46 whigs to the Hdftse, WISKONSAN ELECTION. There is not the slightest doubt that Gen. Dodge, the democratic candidate for delegate has been elected. He w-as turned out of office by the whig administration to make room for Doty, the renegade, and now the people of the territory have shown their disapproval of that transaction by electing him to represent them at Washington. NORFOLK COUNTY CONVENTION.

The democrats held a spirited convention at Dedham, on Wednesday. The county was fully represented, and a fine spirit manifested by the delegates. It will be easy to redeem Norfolk, if the democrats do their duty. The convention unanimously nominated and resolved to elect the candidates of the last year, viz ewjamin p. illiams of Roxbury; radford ales of Randolph; ucas ond of The convention was presided over by two veteran and venerable democrats, Hon.

Ebenezer Fisher, now' in his ninety-first year, who fought at Lexington, and was one of Governor Council in 1824, and a Van Buren candidate for elector in 1840 Hon. Ebenezer Seaver, now in his seventy- eighth year, the sterling democratic member of Congress in 1812 from old republican Norfolk, who gave his voice and his vote for the righteous war in fence of rights, for which the federalists have ever since proscribed him. It was both pleasant and impressive to see these tw'O relics of noble times and patriotic deeds presiding over an assembly of true-hearted democrats, and responding, with tears in tlicir aged eyes, to the joyful tidings of the regeneration from federal thraldom which is now going on in the States. Both of these venerable men addressed the convention in a deeply impressive manner. The revolutionary veteran told them that though he was every day waiting for the welcome messenger of death, and had lived a score of years beyond the allotment of man, yet he could not refrain from coming up here to cheer the rising generation onward in the same cause for which he shouldered his musket at the fight at Lexington.

He told them that the whig party now was the same in principle as the old British and tory party of and that he felt his country was in danger from the enemies to the people who had got into power. The feelings of the aged speaker were so deep that it was with some difficulty, though with perfect distinctness, he expressed himself. Mr Soaver also made an impressive appeal to the convention and the young men. He alluded to a personal conversation he had with Thomas Jefferson, in which that patriot said, that if every member of Congress were to vote for a bank, he would veto it as unconstifntional. were made by Messrs.

I. H. Wright, B. F. Hallett, and R.

Rnntoul. Jr. The two latter alluded, with much effect, to the early hi.story and present associations of the two democratic fathers of the old Jeffersonian school, then presiding over a convention of democrats, which drew tears down their venerable cheeks. It was a scene which the young democrats of Norfolk will long remember, and which will sink deep their hearts. ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

Fanny Elssler't Speech, on being called out on Wednesday night, was neat, graceful, fact, an oratorical pirouette, turned with that true delicacy which distinguishes all the motions of the famed artiste. She I feel the greatest delight in returning to have been far away since, and seen enough to confuse my memory but I recollect well the generous welcome you gave me, and I recollect df.tter my deep regret on leaving you. My desire to please you is as great as ever, but I have one will you be as easily pleased ecoi i ect that Marcus Morton, in a recent electioneering harangue, delivered at Taunton, said that MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE or THIS ommonwealth had been reduced to THE LEVEL OF THE IGNORANT MOBS THAT PARADE THE STREETS OF a RIS, OR SHOUT AROUND AN ENGLISH HUSTINGS, Inquirer, Oct. 13, 1811. The above is a wilful, malignant falsehood and the editor of the Inquirer'hiust be a miserable creature to repeat it.

Do the respectable whigs of Nantucket, generally, sanction the conduct of so brazen a liar The present Cabinet, with one (Mr Webster,) were supporters of the principles upon which Gen. Jackson came into power in 1829. The New York Star says it is reported that there is a combination among the great mill proprietors in the western part of New York. That they have stopt all the mills, to compel the farmers to lower the price of wheat, or keep over the crops to the next year. Another object is to prevent a supply reaching New York city, and thus keep up the prices.

expect soon to see the Hon. John Forsyth in the U. S. Senate, again. The Bunker Hill Monument, m'c learn from the Courier, has now' reached the height of one hundred and HLxty-five feet.

The work is suspended for the present season, but will be resumed in the spring, and the structure w'ill probably be completed in the course of next summer. There are only tw'enty- one courses of stone to be laid. C. A. Wickliffe, the Postmaster General, has arrived at Washington and entered upon the discharge of his duties.

girl only fifteen years of age attempted to drown herself in New York on Tuesday, in consequence of ill treatment from her mother, The Suffrage Convention, which assembled at Providence last week, framed a constitution which is to be presented to, and circulated among the people The convention meet again on the third Tuesday in November. At its recent session, all its proceedings were marked by an orderly and harmonious spirit. The editor of the Northampton Democrat acknowledges himself only five feet nine and a half inches high! This is enough to settle his business would he look alongside of a full grown man? Boston Post. We JVorthampton Democrat. Suffolk jYominations.

Democratic Ward and County Committees met on Wednesday evening, Conv'ention, and nominated the following gentlemen as candidates for the State Senate for Suffolk GEORGE BANCROFT, B. HALLETT, CHARLES G. GREENE, AMASA WALKER, BRADFORD SUMNER. Essex County Convention. Democratic Convention for the County of Essex met at Ipswich yesterday, and was organized by the choice of Asa T.

Newhall, of Lynnfield, as President; George Hood, of Lynn, Peter Rix, of Marblehead, Ebenezer Boynton, of Rockport, and Win. Taggart, of Haverhill, as Vice Presidents; and Thomas J. Bowler, of Lynn, and Edward Palfrey, of Salem, as Secretaries. The convention was very full, every town but one being represented, and the best spirit prevailed. The delegates from every section gave cheering accounts of the prospects of the democratic party.

The following, gentlemen were nominated as candidates tor the State Senate ames ittredge of Andover ohn ott of Rockport; oratio obinson of Salem; ath vn ebster of Haverhill; and fnj vmin V. ewhall of Saugus. Hampshire County. democrats of this county have nominated as candidates for the Senate, oel ayden of Williamsburg, and Dr. dward S.

fford of South Hadley. fl'hat is the reason whigs are puzzling themselves to find a reason for the revolution which is novv going on in public sentiment and every where prostrating their parly, and, as might he supposed, nearlv every cause is assigned but the true one. The Journal of Commerce reasons on the subject as it is verv evident that something is the matter with the whig car, which makes its wheels drag heavilv, and adds new strength to the forces ol the opposition. And what is it Dissatisfaction on account of the vetoes, says one. Indeed And does zeal for a bank drive men over to the ranks of the most determined foes of such an institution? To suppose that a period of comparative calmness in politics every opposition man would turn out, the as last November, when the vote on both sides was unprecedenfly large, is to suppose an absurdity.

Disguise it as we may, the fact is that thousands have left the whigs in disgust, and gone back to their ohl a.ssociations. When it was announced so positively last summer and fall, and by so many different persons, publicly and privately, that a national bank was no part of the hig policy, these men were foolish enough to believe it, and, having since found out their mistake, they govern themselves Mr R. A. Coney, the democratic candidate, was elected to represent Augusta, at the fifth trial, on Monday last. Then your looks would belie you, most Boston Post.

We are gratified to learn, from the Daily Advertiser, that Rev. Mr Clark, Rector of Grace Church, has returned to the city, after a confinement at Springfield, in consequence of injuries received on the Western Railroad. of the convicts in the Missouri penitentiary w'ho murdered one of the keepers and made their escape, in company w'ith several others, and were afterw'ard taken, have been tried at Jefferson City, and found guilty and condemned to be hung. Mr Spencer having arrived in Washington on Monday, visited the War Department, and took the oath of office. On Tuesday he entered upon the discharge of its duties, and was visited by the officers of the army in their uniforms.

The Sales of Stocks at the Nevv York Exchange, on Wednesday, were unusually large, but at very low rates. Indiana 46 a 46 5-8 New York 1860, 89 N. Y. 1855, 85 Kentucky 83 Illinois 444 a U. S.

Bank shares, 5. E.x- change on Philadelphia, 2 3-'i a 3 Baltimore, 1 3-4 a 2 per cent, discount on London, 9 3-4 a 10 per cent, premium. Remarkable. is a man down in Ann street whose beard is so stiff that he is obliged to amputate it with a saw. But it is wonderful to notice how nicely JSTaiur preserves her equilibrium even in the smallest minutiae.

Up in Pleasant street there is an unfiftynate individual w'hose beard is so soft that he has to lather himself with starch every night before going to bed to get his beard into the right condition for shaving the next morning. It is important that these facts should be known to the public, and we call on Digby for an immediate philosophical explanation of these miraculous phedobedods. ob age understand the exhibition of the little steamer Hydraulion will be closed after this week. The Madisonian, in alluding to the changed tone of certain whigs toward the President, tells them pretty plainly, in the following paragraph, that Captain is not to be headed by their hypocrisy For Mr Tyler we are not permilled to speak but we mistake him most grievously if he will ever seek to obtain the support of men who, for a difference of opinion on a single point, could denounce him as a him to be burnt in effigy, and his name to be mingled, through false representations, with the curses of dupes and their de- The London M'ags say that the only difference between whigs and tories is, that the former promise, and the latter do, and that at any rate, John Bull is always 0 Boston Museum. entertainments at this establishment at the present time are of the first order, and seem to be properly appreciated by the public.

Charleston Transcript says it is no easy matter to fill up a bottomless The N. O. Crescent sajs we do not doubt it any' more than we did the man who said it takes a sight of money to buy a good deal of JVational Theatre. sterling comedy. She Sloops to Conquer, and the Married Rake, are the entertainments advertised for this evening.

The splendid dramatic spectacle of the Naiad Queen, which has been several weeks in preparation, is announced for Monday evening next. whigs still call John Davis honest John. We knew a boy ho cried hot corn in the streets from morning till night. If any one bought an ear, and pronounced it, as it really was, cold as a dead nose, the little rascal would reply yes I it, hut the name of it is hot The Louisville Daily Advertiser, a paper conducted with great ability, has lately been enlarged in size, and it is now one of the very largest daily journals in the United Stales. Harrington's Museum.

audiences have visited Mr Museum every night of this to witness the performances of Miss Wyman, the lady magician, and Mr Wyman, the ventriloquist. They are to appear this evening, and tomorrow, in the afternoon and evening. Brevity is sometimes the soul of grief as well as wit. For example, the following from the U. S.

Elections. have nothiug from Maryland and notliing better from The Rock Hirer Tragedy. letter frem Judge Fold, dated Oregon city, Illinois, Sept. 27th, to the editor of the Peoria Regi.ster, persons who had a hand in the Driscoll murder last summer, have been indicted and fried at the recent term of the circuit court of Ogle county. One hundred and twenty persons were indicted and all acquitted by the Tremont Theatre.

appears this evening in Nathalie and the Cracovienne. The last pillar for the front of the Boston Exchange was brought into the city ye.sierday evening. The Hon. John Quincy Adams ilelivered the introductory lecture before the Quincy Lyceum on Wednesday evening. Subject, an Plymouth County.

whigs have nominated Seth Sprague, and Jesse Perkins as candidates for the Senate. MINICIPAL The Melfmarrying Dutch 81 put on trial for ilHcll with MSCH, a German prison offence. Hohobols, when arraisiu-ti iast week, represented himself to be a tnis- uloimry sent over to this country Rom the kiugdoni of Hanover, ami also that he at present a member of the synod of the German Reformed order of Protestants in Ohio. The testimony afainat him was concliisive. Mr and-Mrs Frost, who keep a boarding house in Boston, testified that he came to their house to board, representing himself as a clergyman, and his dress with s.ich a character and, suck, he to a congregation 01 Germans in the Franklin House, near the South Boston Bridge.

A day or two alter he reqin sted Min Frost to take inlo her employ a young German girl, wtioin he cotiid recommend to her. On Wednesday site Regina aforesaid Wednesday night bis reverence liad her in his haiiiber, engaged in prayer. That nighi she slept with Mrs children. On Thursday, the pair went off, and came back on Friday, when the staled that he had been off to get married to Regina. Mrs Frost said he had been very quick about getting rnarriwl, and the prisoner replied that it had been ail arranged befon-haiid, in Germany, wliere such matters were transacted in a manner which Mrs F.

knew iiothiug about. On Friday and Saturday nights they slept together ill her bouse, as man and wile. He was attentive to Regina, and Mrs F. tlionght lie made a very decent sort of a husband, as lung as it lasted. Regina testilied, through the medium of Mr Charles Gray, as interpreter, that she met the prisoner in Washington street about a week before she went to Mrs tliat he accosted her as a country w'oinan, and, after some conversation, proposed to get her a good place in a family in wliich she could learn the English language, and housewifery, as understood among the Yankees.

She gladly accepted his kind offer, and went to Mr accordingly, on the following ednesday, as stated by Mr and Mrs F. On W'eduesday night, he called her into his chamber, and jirayed with her. He then asked lier to marry him, and said that he could read the service to her, and did so. He told her she had nothing to fear on account ol the form of the marriage; that he as a good man, and would make her fortune, and that she should not have a common man for a husband. The next day he took her down to Salem, and at a hotel there renewed his Iier that her own consent was all that was necessary to make the marriage valid, without the prc eiice of any other minister.

I'liey then joined hands and vowed eternal constancy to each other. 8he believed that by this ceremony she was Jawlully united to him in the bonds of wedlock, and the marriage was fully consummated there. They returned to Mr the next day, and lived there as man and wife till Sunday. Cross-examined by H. Wellington, counsel for the told me that he had a place in New York, and was going there to be installed as a pastor.

He proposed to publish our marriage In church on Sunday, but did not, and tlien it was that I thought it was not all right, and my friends toOk me away from him. Br. Charles Ebcrle testified, that hclore the pretended marriage, the prisoner introduced Regina as his that on the Sunday folloxving he again introduced her, as his but on Sunday evening, he denied that he had ever been married to her. Several other corroborating witnesses were examined. After his counsel had closed his argument in his delence, Hohnholz essayed to soften the hearts of the jury hy his own sweet voice, and Dis here La.

all von to tak aw ay mine own sweet vife, asis mine by all de law of His speech, however, as soon cut short by the Judge, and in a few minutes the Jury returned a verdict of and 110 mistake. Cn vki es II. ewto of Chelsea, was then put on trial for infidelity to his marriage vows, but the court adjourned just as it was half through. ACQUITTAL OF McLEOD. Mr Jenkins closed bis argument for the prosecution about 9 on Monday evening, and was followed by the Attorney General, Mr Hall, who spoke until the court adjourned, a little after ten In the morning, Mr Hall resumed his argument, and finished at about half-past twelve, having spoken five hours and a half.

The correspondent of the Evening Journal stales that his speech throughout was a most masterly production. At the close of his argument the court took a recess for an hour. After the recess. Judge Gridley charged the jury, in an able speech of two hours duration, which, though characterized with great impartiality, was decidedly favorable to the prisoner. The jury then retired, and, after an absence of thirty minutes, returned with a verdict of NOT GUILTY.

McLeod was immediately discharged, and was warmly congratulated by many of hig who have been in attendance since the commencement of the trial. There was no excitement or ill feeling manifested when the verdict xvas rendered. It was in accordance with the universal expectation of the public, and, we think, will be generally considered just. We heartily rejoice that this troublesome and tedious matter has been at last disposed of. ranging ftom $3 50 to .5 50 per 100 for inlerior to pritoF qniiluy.

Only 4 however, of extra quality were taken Ml the highest iiamett rate, and the an aver- of 61 to 4 50 per 100 lbs. Live Hogs are selling at tfil 50. ol tihdn were made to-dav at and ol bids at 2 ic. Charleston, Oct. following qiiolations 111 give a eorreet view of the Upland market at its ekwe vester- tiay inlt rior iind orriiunr), old, a to middling lair, new, tj a ihUv IHlr do, scarce, a I'lc per goiKi and Hue none.

Ric xbont tierces have been taken ter a loreign inarket, at prices ranguia iroiii to 3i (ter 100 lbs. tceeipts ainouut to about HVO bushels Virginia and about 4000 bushels Maryland Oat.s. The former as sold to a retm! deakr at 72 cts. Howard street trom store has been sold to arrive iit siid rOLICE Proof positive afternoon, F. Choss, a young man, was brought up by Constable Clapp, 011 a charge pi stealing a shawl and ve.st, the property of C.

W. Bishop, from the Bronifield House, on Frid.iy last. On Thursday night, (7tli inst.) Cross lodged at the Bronifield House, and went off'in the forenoon, without paying hi.s lull. At dinner time, the articles were missed, and on Wednesday tlie ve.st was lotind in chamber, in his boarding-house in Ballard Place. The court held that the evidence wac sufiicient to hold him for trial at the Municipal Court, although the shawl had not been traced to his possession.

Yesterday, however, the shawl was returned to Mr Clapp, by a person to whom Cross had sold at tlie time that it was his He even gave a hill of sale of it in his own This no loop to hang a doubt SIR ROBERT PEEL. The folloxving notice of the English Premier is taken from a Parisian journal, and is evidently the work of a very friendly pen. Sir Robert Peel is the son of a rich manufacturer. At the age of 21 he entered Parliament, and in 1812, when but 24 years of age, became Secretary of State for Ireland. In 1821, he succeeded Lord Sidmouth as Mini.ster of the Interior.

He remained in the ministries of Castlereagh, Canning, and Liverpool until 1827. At this time Lord Liverpool died, and Canning, again Prime Minister, formed an alliance xvith the whigs. Sir Robert Peel and Lords Eldon and Westmoreland then resigned, though the former continued for some time to hold a neutral position. At length, in consequence of great provocation from Mr Canning, Sir Robert took his seat in the opposition ranks, and has ever since been considered the leader of the Tories in the House of Commons. In 182S, he became a chief man in the Wellington ministry.

In 1831, this ministry was superseded by that of Lord Grey. Since that time, he has been in the opposition, with the exception, perhaps, of a few' weeks in 1839, called upon by the Queen to form a new without success. He is now firmly established, by a decisive majority, as Prime Minister of the British Empire. His politics, of course, are well known. The writer of the paper from which the above is condensed, gives him the following character for the age of 53, Sir Robert Peel is without doubt one of the most consummate statesmen that England ever possessed, and one of the most worthy to conduct the affairs of a great country.

He is not a first-rate orator, and his speeches in general have little chance of being handed down to posterity as models of classic eloquence; but he has a clear, straight-forxvard and methodical way of expressing himself, which produces great effect without aiming at it. He also possesses a merit which, as chief of the cabinet or of the opposition, is of great that of treating all subjects with equal facility. General policy, political economy, finances, civil or criminal legislation, or war, all is equally ithin the knoxvledge of Sir Robert Peel, and on all matters he shows himself possessed of the clearest understanding, and the most remarkable clear-sightedness. Thus, after a long discussion, where losing sight of the principal question, many orators run into a thousand digressions and transform the debate into a kind of tournament, it is delightful to see Sir Robert Peel rise, and by a few serious and firm remarks call back the attention to the real matter under discussion. He is equally unmoxed by the offensive of his enemies, and the injurious suspicions of his friends, and proceeds in his argument xvith the same sangfroid but xvhen once engaged he never Mai.

G. Tochman, xve are happy to perceive, intends to deliver a course of lectures, on the History of the late events in Poland, in this city. He was an officer in the late Polish army, and is now a Professor in a College at the west. His lectures hax'e' been attended by numerous and highly respectable audiences wherever he has delivered them, and received the sanction of the most eminent men in the country, in the form of resolufions, to which we have seen attached the names of several present and past governors of different states, speakers of legislatures, and other high official functionaries. This ex'ening, he will speak at the Unitarian Church, Cambridge, and on Tuesday night next at the Masonic Temple, in Tremont street.

Stephens and Catherwood, flie author and illustrator of the popular octavos on the Ruins of Ancient Cities in Central America, sailed on Saturday on a further tour of exploration in that They took out a complete Daguerreotype apparatus, (says the N. Y. Tribune) by which they xvill be enabled to take exact impressions of the xvonderfti! ruins still imperfectly explored in Gautiinala, Mexico, and Yucatan. A fire occurred in Turner, on Tuesday the 12th, by xvhich Mr Jonathan Black.smith and Carriage shops xvere consumed xvith their contents, consisting of a number of new' wagons, of considerable value. Health of Orleans.

fever at New Orleans to be on the decline. The inlerments reported to the Board of Health on the 2d instant xvcre twenty-three, of xvhich eight only were from yellow fever. P'ire tire broke out last evening about past nine in a xvooden building oxvned by the Laxvrence Company and occupied by that Company as a xvaste-housc. The tire xvas not extin- pnislied until the building xvas nearly destroyed. The buildinir contained a large quantity of a part of which was saved.

Spontaneous combustion is supposed to been the cause of the fire. Lowell Courier of Thursday. Suicide. John Ager, of Weymouth, aged about stabbed himself in the heart with a shoe knife, on Sunday noon last. He was supposed to be deranged at the lime; but he appeared perfectly sane when he arose in the morning, and made a fire as Lynn Record.

O'flKSERAi, Hi FF Gbkes, xvell known as the editor, is referred to (or (he truth of the folloxv ing Gen. Green sometime since asserted in a public place, that he had used I.iniment for the Files, and that the cfi'ect as very bs- toiiishiiig, and that he felt it his duty to make it known, as (hr a.s InJiis'power, to his lellow ineii, that such an ex- traordiuarv article was in existence. He he would cheer- (iiUy lend his name, and niu in cvtending its usefulness. This is hut one of we may safely sny htiiuireds who have given like testimonv. The exideiicc we are constantly receiving of the eftlcacy (if I-inimeiit, is more concUisive, viduniary, and pn.siiive than xve supposed it ever could be.

Every day brings severai persons to the oiliee to express their gnileful feelings lor the relief it has afforded them, and main have a private reference to (hem, hut asked that their names mighi not appear in print. We feel bound 10 spread the news of this article as far as possible. Some villains liave dared to trille with the lives of their victims, by trying to counterfeit the Liniment. Be sure you get it, therefore, only at 71. Re- meinher the Maiden lane, just belovy illiam street, or ol S.

Foxvell A I.ondon Importing Warehouse, 36 Cornliill, Boston, xvlio are the only agents for the N. F.iig- land States, where it may he had wholesale or ret.ail at the price. Be sure to purchase at no other place, as you wish to the genuine. Ip liO.STO.V MOR.M.VG POST MARLNE JOURNAL. FORT OF liO.sroX.

Till rsdav tit tobi Ship Charlotte, Trpe, Fortsiaoutli. Brig Uidiy, Rohiii-on, Brig Cadtiins, Tucker, Maiblehcad. Scii Ueveiiite, (Ifr) Gooding, Argvle, Sch Suns, i Hr) Jotinson. Highy. Sell ilagie, Triiiniy, Norfolk.

Sell i.ilierty Ricliniond. Sch Star, Kelley, Alexandria. Sch Harriet, Webber, Rondont. Sell Haskell, Ivt.stport. Sell F.anie, Robinson, Maehia.s.

Sell Higgins, Bath. Hanover, Tirrell, Baili. Seh Coiiaiieliet. Hanson, Frankfurt. Sch Mary Gay, Fortsiiioiith.

Seh Morning Star, Frisbee, Forlsniouth. Sell allies, Tliaxer, Marbleliead. Cuiislantine, Ja.s Simpson, New Orleans, Loo fiioo, Wippiii, Savannah, A Co; Trenton, Snow, do, -Allen, brigs Rubl Chase, Feriiam- hiico and a market, II Hall; Froxex, Gracia, Havana, Frolhiiigh.im; Frothingham, Adams, Wilmington, Alex Fuller, Caves, W'rld; Br iMiirg Hope, Davison, Windsor; Boundary, St Jolins, Judson; British Sieves, Ciiinherland. l.omiiard A Good Forlune, Kendrick, Shelhiirne, NS; sells Baeoii, Albion, Damariscotla; Koret, Mary Ann, Fortsaionili; Win Dover. 10th, Lxnchhurg, New York.

9lh. Harvest, Boston, 12 da'-, lor Fredericksburg; Intrepid, York; Fame. Boston for Richmoiid; Rii iiniond, Bnher. Fortsniotiih Vni Smith, Bmtmi tbr town, loth, ship SaiiHia, Shute, York for Ill Hampton Helm Waiker. C.mdrv, from terdmii for Charlesioii.

Edward, Rohjiisoii Tli.mi- asioii lor Richmond. Brig Riddell, from ork went up River lOth. S.tlled 9th, hf.gs Laurel, 1 ha.se’ mid Donglass, West Imtiea. GITIRGETOWN, Id brig Ann, Rowe CH.ARLESTO.N—Ar 'ill. SnUoii, F.lltrv.

York Bouncy, Boston. lilth, hrig Fioc.s-r sns Frankfort, NC; sloop Orange Branch, S.mnders, tor Mobile, put in on ceount ot hea.l win.l». ti, s. iiarlotie isserve, Hannah, Thoin.s di more. hark Iwnnowna.

I.htridge. 01 Bi ashington, tfom New NEW 2d, Welsh. I lilted Sliiic.s, Iteeaii, tirig Apiitachn ida. i Havanr, Cld ship Tliompson. Blower, Keys; Neva, 1 Coi.oxEi.

Sevvek, at Batavi.n, i.s knowing to the iact, that Dr. Bingham, ot Genesee county, aged over 70, and for more than 17 years very bald, has had his he.ad fully restored by the use of one bottle of the Balm of Cohimlda from Comstock A Co. Look oi.t.—5'ome swindlers have counterfeited the article, and put it vp rvith various devices. Do not lie imposed upon. One thing only will protect is the name of Comstock A Co name must be always on the wrapper, or you are cheated.

Do not forget it. Take this direction xvith test hy Ih-Ht, or never buy for it is impossible for any other to be true or gciiniiie. S(dd hv Comstock A 71 Maiden Lane, New Y'ork, and S. Foweil A London Importing .36 Cornhill, Boston, who are the only aiipointed agents in the N. England States, xvhere it may be had, xvholesale or retail, at the prices.

As you wish to procure the genuine, be sure to purclia.sc of the above agents. IFroni our trorresjiondcnt.l Oliice of the Mcrciirv. NEWFGRT, Oct Ar brig Wakiiico, Howland, sells Fearl, Hrarse, from for Bristol; Emperor, 'rauuloii for FiiiiadelphiH; Gl Egg Harbor, isherm iti, from FliiI.tdcjpliia for Dightoii; North Braitcli, Fuiilkner, Iluiigor lor do; Varquiii, Herrimaii, from do for Frovidence; sloops Nancy Haivey, Eili.s, New York for Fawiiicket; Pitman, liir New York; Yankee, Uriglitmaii, Full Uivcr for schs Fralt, Vidu.sia, Clarke, New York Lvi fine bark called the CARIB, xvas lannched on Tuesday, by Capt Brooks, Soiitli Boston. is of a beautitiil model, and will wtli sustain the high lepiitarioii of her builder. She was built for David Nickerson A Co.

A lieautiful bark of So'l tons, was launched from tlie yard 01 Win Hall, Hiiigliam, on 'Fuesday She is intended tor tiie freighting business, and i.s owned Messrs Mersey, Jas lliickiii.s, and Scndder, liy whom is to be commanded. BANK NOTE LIST, Corrected bv eouge F. ook A Excluuige Brokers, No. 26, State street, 11. MAINE.

Bangor (Commercial Bank, Bangor Lafayette Bank, do Mercantile Bank, Globe Bank, Calais Bank, at St. Croix, Wa.shingtoii County, Stillwater Canal, at City Bank, Frankfort Bank, W'eslbrook Bank, Georgia Lmnber Bank, Bank, Augusta (new Agricultural Bank, Brexver Oxford Bank, Bangor Bank, NEW HA.MFSfllR WolfboroMgh Bank, Concord Bank, MASSACHLSETT Common wealth Bank, Middling Interest Bunk, Fulton Bank, Chelsea Bank, Chelsea A S. Nahant Bank, at Middlesex Bank, Newhnryport Bank, E. Bridgewater B.aiik, E. Norfolk Bank, Uo.vhurv Bank, do RHODE LSLAND Scitiiale Bank, at VERMONT.

Bennington Bank, Es.sex Bank, CONNECTICUT. Ilonsatonic Railroad Banks in Nexv York State of exv State ot Nexv City of City of District of Old United States Bank hecks on Nexv Savannah New 4 34 4 xchange on 91 preni. Spanish ------Mexican do 15 60 ifi)------- 4 85 4 87 Aiiiericun adv. 4 Cd 5 ct. 5 ii ii 4 5 44 Cd 44 6 (d.

44 25 (d, 50 ii 44 Cd ii ii (d 44 Id Cd 44 ii 44 44 3 dv 5 44 44 4441 Cd ii 2 44 ii E. 90 id 44 44 3 5 44 (d 44 25 ca 1.1/ Cd 4444 80 (d 44 80 Ca) 44 5 Cd 4444 Cc 44 44 iW 44 (3) 44 3 iS 5 44 44 80 (S 44 3 (d 5 44 44 1 4 44 44 4 id li 44 44 1 0) 5 44 44 3 0 3J 44 3 Cd 44 4 44 4 6t 44 50 Cd 44 par (ii) i 4t44 (d 3 44 44 Cd 2 44 44 tsi (fi 84 44 24 2i 44 44 24 (fV 44 34 3i 44 34 id 4 44 44 IS B.4XK NOTE TABLE. tSZt The hills ot all the Banks in the New England States, which are in good credit, are received at par, on deposit, by the folloxving Banks, Eagle, (Hobe, Granite, Hamilton, Market, South, State, Sutlidk, Shoe and Leather Denler.s’, Tre- nioiit, Shavvmut, Union, and Washington. The Bank transacts the busiiies.s relating to the Country Banks, for tlie ahove-nientioiied Banks. Bills on the folloxving Banks are not received hy ilie Ass(Hnatcd Banks MASS.ACIIUSETTS.

Fulton Bank, Coniinoiiwealth Bank, Franklin Lafayette Nahant Clielsea Middle.sex Ro.xhnry (Bank of Norfolk, MiddUng Interest and S. Adain.s. Newburvport MAINE. Oxliird Dainariscotta Georgia Lumber City Commercial Mercantile Penoliscot (ilohc Bangor Bank (old) Calais Washington County Bank of Old Stillwater Canal Bank of Westbrook, Fra kfort Hai- Bank, (new plate,) Agricultural NEW HAMPSHIRE. Wolfhorotigh Concord VERMONT.

Essex Bank of Bank txf DISASTERS. Br hrig Corsair, Dormond, front Windsor, NS, st New inst, bit 49 ion 69, in the gale, lust Idreiop- rirast, iiiaiu topgullantmast and jili-boom, and cunseil tlie vessel to leak. Eliza, Townsend, (koin at York, 4lh inst tell in itli sell Gem, Marshall, of and from Uastport hound to Philndelphtn, xvith a cargo of plaster and oil; Irad got distnasled in the late NK she leaked badly Capi thought it advisalile to abandon her. Sch Delaw are, Grafton, from Hull, (Eng) at York, fell in loth inst, hit 39 30 ion 72, ith the wreck of a sch of about 100 tons, full of an anchor and sail tui her bow. The captain of sell Frances Hallett Iroiii Bay, reports taking the cajtaiu and crew iroiii brig Taiisiiiaii of Cohasset, wtiicii was recked on the 21tli on Grand Ca- maii.

Tlie crew have ar at New York in the F. 11. Tlie taiii was left at Grand Bark Camilliis, Howes, at Sagharhor, spoke 7th, sch Gil- niiiii, Bariie-, of Quincy, Ma.ss—had lost the captain, Hitlstoni, in the gale of tlie 4ih, hy whieh they were down between 1 and 2 shifted cargo, and carried away foresail, jih, hulxvarks, boat, and sprung both her iiti sails and provisions. The (Jilinan came in in co with the Ciimillns. Sch Harve.st, Bates, from Boston for Fredericksluirg, put into Norfolk in distress, with damage to hull, spars, rigging, Ac.

ami leaky, iiaving e.xperiemreil very heavy weather on tlie off Cape Hatteras, saw a large hrig with topmasts carried away in tlie cap, standing tor Charleston. Sell Intrepid, Tilton, 8 from Nexv York lor Galveston, put into Norlblk 9th in distress, with loss of bulwarks, galley, spars, Ac, in the gale of the 3d. Seh Richmond, Baker, from Portsmouth, Nil, for Freder- iekshnrg, put into Norfolk 9th in distres.s, with loss of bulwarks, loresail, part of deck load, and leaky, in the gale of the 3d compelled hy the violence of the gale to lay to 30 hours under bare poles. Sch Cliaries Smith, 10 days from Boston hound to Georgetown, l)C, put into Norfolk 9lh, with loss ol boat galley, cable and anchors, Ac, in the late gale. -At (Md Point loth, sch Harp, Kirwan, from Portland for the late gale, in xvhich lost alllier spars, sails and rigging, foresail, jib and fore shrouds, and liad the waist and tuvit stove.

Reports having spoken a pilot boat at sea, llie captain of which intorrned him that he had passed a scli but the top of her masts were out ol xvnter. Sell Tampico, Shelly, from Providence bound to Y'ork River, was ahandoiicd off Cape Hatteras on the 5th inst, having lost spars, sails, rigging, Ac, in the gale of the 2d, 3d and 4lh inst. The crew xvere taken off the wreck by thesch Brilliant, of and fnuii New York, and arrived at Norfolk lOth, via Washington, NC. Sell Holly Kusli, from James River, at this port, passed inst. lai 37 32 Ion 72, a large vessel standing SVV.

with only her courses sat, having no spars above her lower Sch at Charleston from Camden, lost fore boom and deck load. Sch Gilman, oftiuincy, with loss of captain, sails, Ac. xvas carried inlo Sag Harbor, lOth inst. by whale ship Caniillus. XVreck supposed that of sell Western Tradei, of Yarmouth, before reported gone to pieces 011 the Bishop and Iderks.

fallen in with morn of 7th, 7 niiles of Nantucket Light, hy the sch Bolina, hence, at foremast gone by the deck, mainmast cut about 7 leei from deck, rudder gone, stern broken, nothing attached except bowsjtrit; large quantities of onions washing from the hull. Picked up near the wreck adritt, a leather trunk, containing light clothing, the enrolment and licence of sch Trader, Sylvester Baker 2d, master; also his account book. Said trunk and contenu may be haci of Asa Fi.sh, Mystic Bridge. Sloop Hy Clay, xvhich went ashore at Barnstable, has disd cargo and xvill be got off in a few days. SPOKEN.

Sept 12, lat 56 Ion 26 brig Czarina, lO days hence Croiistndt. Sept 26, lat 20 30 Ion 57 54, xvas seen ship standing SE by S. Sept 29, lat 27 Ion 73 43, brig Ostrich, from Hondurus for Oct 4, lat .39 ion 71 30, sch Hy A Breed, of and for Bosioii, 10 ds from a gale had lust loresail, jib, boat, deck load, Ac. Oct 5, l.Ht 34 3o Ion 75 30, sch Edgar, Lane, ol Nexv Y'ork, bound North. I 7, South of (-'ape Henry, sch Victoria, 3 days from New York Iitr Franklin, La.

COMMERCIAL. Sales at Auction Yesterday. John Tyler. 1 Siig.ar—Havana brown, 10 boxes, at Rico, 21 hhds, per ICO IIis, 4 inos. Molassc.s—Porlo Rico, hhils, 24 a 20 hhds, 2U; a .30 do, 22 a 22Ic per gali 4 inos.

20 bbls, SIO per hid, cash. 3-5 tubs, a 6Jc per Ih, cash. Molasse.s—10 bhls N. Orleans, 22c per gal, cash. poor, 196 boxes, IJc per cash.

baskets Champagne, poor, $3 a 3ji, cash. New York- Market, Oct. tea sale of to-day shews an advance since 25tli, xx'hen a part of the cargo was Young Hvsou of 2 a 10 cts, average ahoiil 6 cts Hyson of cts, catty boxes Skin of 6 a 10 ol 5 a 8 Green Teas, 2 'rwankay, 61 Black Tens 5 a 7 ct.s. The company was good, Hie liulding brisk, and nearly all the chops xvere sold, except Canton Vonng Hyson, xvhich are held at 42c, and only one lot taken. The sales of Cotton arc going on amount to 700 or 800 bales.

The principal sales of Flour are probably n( 7.5, yet there are some sales at 5 69 and 5 is held at 5 62, and 56 xvas refused for 500 bbls. A sale of Michigan was made at $5 50. Rye was sold yesterday afternoon at 68jc per bushel for Northern, but a sale is reported to-day at b.5c taken at the Corn at various p.ircels o( sold at 62.jc, weight, was weavcly. and the Imlance of ilic cargo has been sold at a still lower price; at the same liiii .5000 bushels xvhite Jersey Corn have been sold at 70c, and yellow is held at 66 a 68c. Northern Oats have been sold by cargo at .501 a 51c, bii.sliel.

riales ef Wbiskey in at 19 a 2 Sterling bills are 94 a 10 prcin. for the hi st, and francs 174 a 18J. 30,000 gals Whale Oil sold for exportation at 34c gal. Ashes are still to he quoted at a 6 75. Coffee is rather dull, though the stork is not large.

Brazil at 10a lOjc Liverpool (Jrrel Coal is selling (rom ship at $12 chal. New York Auction Sales, Oct. ship Achar inos. Young half cjiests, at 82 a do do, at 76 '2do and .324 ehests at 74'. a cliests and 340 lift bests at do offered at 12c, and not taken.

13 boxes at do xxriihdrawn. Hyson chests at do at do at 47J a 4.54—277 do at a 42. h( chests do withdrawn. Gunpowder hf chests st 77 a 75. hf chests at 74 a 711.

hf chests at .59. Cader 14 lb boxes 48. hhds Sugar Housv, at 7j a New Orleans, at 154 a rash. hhds St Croix a 7, 90 bo.xe» white H.avana, at SJc, cash. casks, at 23 a ca.sh—60 qr Port, at 75 a do at 62 a 4 casks Rotliclle xvhite YA'ine, at $3 a 3 75, cash.

Window bo.xcs Cylinder, at 60 a 2 05; Wayne Cy Under, at 1 95 a 2 40. by 9, at $1-57J. of 5 gals, at 62Jc c.ach, cash. $100, 4 15 Keiitticky, half iner- at a 8c, average hhds do laerclianiable, at 4 a 9c, average cases do, a Cc. Baltimore, Oct.

offering of Cat tie to-day at the drove yards amounted to of head. Prices about the same as last week, and the demand good. The to the city butchers include 359 head at prices FOREIGN PORTS. On Coast of Sumatra, in May, at Diafi, ships Lotus, Balch, for Salem, Idg; at Pulo Ribo, l.ogan, WotMlhnry, for Mediterranean. do; at Pooloo Gloom Pung, Eliza Kinsiiiaii, do do; at Mtiekie, E.xchaiige, Stanwood, do do, to sail about June lO; at Nepoiisei, Rowell, for Bremen, Idg.

from Singapore, May 1.3, ship Fo.x, (7hiiui; 17th, hrig Barbara, Ciiuningham, l8th, bark Liiitin, Townsend, do. 14th lilt Warsaw, for Sumatra, taking ill dollars. At Leghorn, Aug 20, brig Genl Glover, Decker, for lags and Philadelphia, 3. Sailed from do, Aug 23, brig Ganges, Leach, (not ship Gauges, Kitiilmll) Nexv York. At Curncoa, 2-3d ult.

hrig Allen, Manson, New York, next day sch Washington, Sherman, (or do, iinc. Sailed 13th, sch Romp, for do. Porto Cahello 25th ult, bark Anita, Baker, for Boston, same day. At Maracaibo about iilt, sch Wilmot, Sherman, hence, has been coudeiiined and sold at auction. WHALERS.

at Sag Harbor 10th, ship CHiiiillus, Howes, Indian Ocean, with 1800 hbls (300 sp) oil. At Tahita, 30th, ship Triton, Parker, of NB. 6 rnos out, with 600 hbls oil. Heard date, bark George A Martha, NB. 6 inoa out, (iCO bhls oil.

6, no lat, Ac. ship Pacific, Collins, of NB. 18 mos out. 700 sp. Oct 7, lat 37 20 Ion 72 40, brig Wexford frc the We.stern I.sland, xvith of foreinnst and boat in the late to make the first port.

FISHERMEN. Ar at Gloucester, llili, sch Mclamora, Manchester, Hay Chaleiir, 3it0 qtl.s at Newhnryport 13th, schs Forest, Jaqiies; Mercy A Hope, Woodbury; Acorn, Thurlow; Emerald, Thurlow; Tyro, Pierce; Statesman, Disney, and Fame, R.ayncs, inackercling; Mary, French, codfishing. DOMESTIC PORT.S. SALE.M—-Ar 13ih, ship Caroline Pntiiam, Pangsi, Sumatra, May 5: has only about half a of having been compelled to leave the coast 011 aecoijiit of crew and the of the first officer and six men. Also ar schs Harriet, Hooper, Kingston, Monitor.

Hopkins, and Hunter, Brown, Bangor; A this, Sears, Philadelpliia. Sailed Boxer, Rane, Para and a mkt. GLOl E.STER—Ar lOth, Rev cutter Hamilton, Sturgis, Cape Cod; Ilth, schs Dray, Wass, Addison liir Dtixhury Forest, Gikhi ist, Tlioiiiasioii for Noriolk; Elizabeth, Brown, Bath for Vistula, Tbonia.ston for Nexv York; Moiiadnock, Park, Bangor tor cxv Haven; Mechanic, Blanchard, Gardiner for VVi'vmouth Bl sloop Susan, Osgood, Kennebec. Sailed 12th, seh Sagadahoek, White, Porto Rico From Win Schroder, Bay ley, do. POllTLA.NI)—Ar Uilh, sells Gen Wayne, Robinson, Richmond; Harriet, Rayne.s, Boston; Bcauiiioiule, (Br) Windsor, NS; Amazon, Haskell, Eastport liir Boston; Jane, Norton.

Boston Bilichili. Cld brig Motto, Deering, Cuba; Harriet, Pole, -Noriolk; Wave, York, Portsmouth. Sailed bark Loiiis.a, WoiKiside, Havana. brig New Saileii 8th, sch Conanchet, llanaon, Boston; 10th, brig Edxv Blake, St Croix. 13th, sloops Mary Howard, Perry, Gardiner; Win Penn, Ciisliman, Nexv York 9th, schs Orbit, (Br) to repair; Henry Clay, Foster, Marhias; Philadelphia, liarnard, Philadelphia; Coral, lilaiichard, and Bangor.

1 Ith, George Washington, Pinkham, and Baker, Boston; sloop Senator, New York. Sailed llili, si Flveliiie, Cottle, George- lowii. SC: sloop Leadtr, Boston. HOL5IE.S’ port 13th, sch Tcaier, from Norfolk for Bo: on, had been blown off by the damaged. PRtlVlDE.XCE—Ar 13th, brig llenn, Merryman, Bath, Dutch Island, where she went in the gale of 3d inst.

Bill! got olfxxithout ii.jiiry, utter discharging deck load. Cld hrig Romulus, English, Savannah. Sailed hrig Foster, Lancaster. Bangor; sciis Ch.trlotte. GritQii, do; Hero, Spelman.

Alhmix. NEVV 12th, lirigs Corsair, (Br) ror, Niievifas, McFarland, Liibee; schs Fdiza. Toxxn- seiid, Hichniond; Delaware. (Jraftoii, Hull, Eng. Mary Caroline, Nichols, (ieorgetoxvn; Susan A Jane, Lufkin, Castine; Cortieiia, Ricketson, Nexv Bedford.

(71d ship Georgiana, Ilihin, Charlcsiou; bark Verona, Bognrdiis, Boston; brigs Triumph, (Ur) St NF; Dinion, Delight, Skillingioit, Philadelphia. Ar 1.3th, ship Hoxvard, Poulsoii, Haiiihurg, 50; hrig Eagle, (Br) Roilins, Deniarara, 31; scha Erie, Webh, Cnracoa; Frances Hallett, Chase, Montego Bay, Jam. 26; Arab, NC, Dmige. Ale.vandr-a; Richniond, ter. Kichmniid, Josephine, lirookhon.xc, Elizabeth ity; An- conda, Gaskill, Washington, NC.

Hunisvillr, troiii Ntxv Orleans; Fraiiktort, (roiii Liverpool. Cld ships John Jttx, Lambert, Havre, via James River; Inez, Long. Gibraltar and a market; Cincinnati, Haraioxv, Turks Island, Kr bark Edward, Cleineiice, Havre; sells May, Tucker, Tampa Bay, Fla; Phcbe Eliza, Osbiun, Alexandria. Sailed ships United States, Britton, Liverpool; Hudson, New Orleans; Tampa Bay; Orleans; Russell. ami Birmingham, do.

Wind NW. I 21 I 1 bark Turk. Ehlridge, Boston; brigs King, Mobile, 15, Ella. Wheldeii, sch Navarre, Baton, Jago, Cuba, id bark-Mnitoima, and Buenos lirigs Monaco, Wording, ton; Charles, Dver, York. lllh, ships Herald, Rotterdam, 51; Louisa, of and Ifoin Bremen, 13: Beeiiken, do 66; brigs Coquette, Talbot, Bermuda, 25; Geii Sumpter, Hoiibs, Charleston.

(Ad (Jeorge, Haynie, rit Thomas; Hall, Atxvetl. Chariestou. WESTERN R.AILR<».ID RDl TE: FDR EW YORK, XI.A. XVOftCKS I'ER, SPRI VOriEI.O, PITTKFtKI.D AM) UUDSUN. 1 Bo'tmi at 6 .30 arrue a Wore.

'i: Hi SprmgfH id 12 Piltslleld .3 M. Hudson 6 where they t.ake Steamer, and arrive x' Gork next iiiornim; 5 k. I I'are. il paid fliroiigh to New York, $5, 1 iiiriv at Elm an.I at the Ticket tulicc ol the VVorce.ktcr Railroad Depot. i'tf FOR EVSTFORT.

SAINT JOHN, N. WI.VDSííR. N. EVERY SVTl RDVV, AT 6 0 (K P. M.

Steam Ship TH AMERIC A. Captain viiK. will leave end ot Long hart on SA TI UD a 6 P. lor the above Slie will carry a mail Img, and eliarge 12j lor eacli oiigic letter. wi'liiiig to semi for their Ifienda, can do by pay iiig fbcir passage here.

F.are to tint iitd toiiud. Eastport ek lialf price, not found. All freight taken on boarii iiiiist tie eotiaigiu'd to aome House ill and lie accompanied tiy Invoice. I or or passage applv on tioard, or to R. GIBBO Cammis.sioa Mereliant, 69 Long Wharl.

al FA Sia DR Ml im ,0 Im- Olli ihr it II tTIUlIl 1 1, X' 1 et 1 1 alai 1 ai I 11 1 P- ft' i- D. 1 ll li 1 Io 1 Ik till 1 0 1 IL Ois 1' 1. I'll i-, tl. II I 11 cnrt 1 1 list Mt jii 1 1' ran 1 imiil )l. 1 me5nim, ei.ti.t .1 I HI ihi lor I- 111 I pilblictx 1 II oiiht.

i irii SIIIF NEKS A Ml oVMts III 1 to M'lkl II mode. I lie ttic 10 I WIN 11-s Vsi Us (It! Fwn )t 11 I 1 It to 1 llic east l- 1' 1 Iv XV tine II HI ill kl i III Boston, and i qiiarlfta. lieti other ill n- nc eviib i. Used t. III.

i 1 i It. DA t'li, G.A RDINER A Ft.i„ 7 THIS EVENING, at 5 lock. The elcgunl SteamiT .1 Captiuii Kivir.xi.i,, will the end of Wharl, THIS EVE. NING, O. t.

1.5, at 5 oVloek, P. M. Regalar Ti kmkvs and uidavs No f.i'ight taken alter 4 For ligiii licigtit or iinssige ajiply on bo.aril, or to E. WRIGII I'. No 11 wharl.

AN FRINTS. CASKS new styles, just opening, great variety of new and tieaiitifiii les ol ricli Chintz. from itie well known print works of J. Diinm 41 A Co. Xl.su, a large assortineiU of new and ver.

dc.siialde dark styles ol ihree, f.nir and five colored Madder xxeil adapted to itic trade, tioiii the print xxoiks ol dcr.s—togelta xvith variety ol plate, two and lliree colored Iroiii works, I'or on bv BEN.I X.MI.N POOR, No .54 Kill.y street. iseopf'iii tic ir 'h i' i .1 IX itae I li-: lion I I I 1 ti. made ol. am! will ike light, anil XV I it bv the I ion, Xnii lion-. oid XI It I 11 IS now III bo iril tio --It pai note 1 00 on tn iril till hi 1 I XX III I niosi -hi, I insi in OVX II Ho two voyages tlie XI: iiiln to inv tl.

tise I po to a ulioiii II. 1 he atiov ai l.cle n-now lor I istiiiigton I I- nl'O, d. i III turi rn I ma Ev a 1 III. Stearns m. B.

the West Indir (. 001 Diali in Worcester tliiiiloi.i 1 a.lit It brc 4 In V.w b. LUMRER, WOOD AND GOAL. ARD .1 A CO. tinve on liaint and lor sale, at their C.amhridge ami Nortli (irove tt good supply ot all of iiangor l.iimher, Ptiie Tiinber and i loor Spruce am! lleniloek Boards, Timber Woml and they will sell on the most re.isoiialde terms for ea.sli or approved eiedit.

si isif A FOTIIECARIE.S’NIIOI* Fl'RN m'It E. For xv Drawers, Coimters, Show Bottles, Jars, and a genet assortuient of for an lislimeiu, heiiig the stock of a person giving up the business. For any one going into the business, a good oppurtiiiiity now xvill be sold low aiid(ui reH.soiiaIiic terms. -Apply at 36 India street. cpis-3xv ihs OCT.

SHIP VVM. GODDARD. B. BI. XKE A No 83 Milk street, liave received as folioxvs Eiiieu Tlireail.

Figure 1 Verona Serges. Figured Aipacca Lustre.s. 6-4 Figured is6xx' oil A.VDF.ANCY vory, Horn and Shell and ami and Pencil and German Silver Head and Tooth Steel Pens, all Ac. For low by ELISHA JACtHtS A. 11 Central si.

tf YELLOW HAY A.VA SCGARN. BOXES o( good quality Yellow Havana Sugars, Mmt Jm this day laiidiiig frc'ni Veht-sco. boxes Dry Wiiite store. For salt bv EDW.ARD C. BATES, No 47 India st.

a2 istf J. ni'CK, DIAPERS, CRASH, AC. BOWKER JR. A- have on hand a superior let of Diapers, Duck, and and brown E. and colored Tahle Covers with a large assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry ((nods, which they offer at the lowest market prices, at No 30 Water street.

ol CFFIELD'S H.4MS.—A superior article for family use, and equal to Westphalia Hams tor shipping to the East to keep in any climate. Persons desirous of obtaining an e.xcellent article for sen are requested to examine the above. For sale only hy by MOFTAT A' SWAN, 6 Lewis wharf. s20 is ini SPERM RN RN GALLS Winter Pressed Sperm Oil. 10,000 do Sjiring Strained.

For sale hy the siihscribers, at their Oil and Candle Works, New Bedlbrd, or at Store Nos 80 and Water street. Boston. BAKER, CROCKER A CO. 06 isliii TEN THOl i hh 1 A 1 USE 'THE RI 1 Xiy Persons xxho are arv ul ring tlniu of and xxho nr aliambmed all hopes ot a 'n," resort, to make trini ol 1 I. FI i OR Pll.t.s: they nrc 'n lail thesedi.shearlt I ihiiis, have heen lu Boston, nml i a 1 1 been related to the propncnir.

the u.se of other mi Mil It Im iih i ui. In female eompbiiiits in. invalu.ahle; tor gravel, pain tin- (,, Ilex or gl uni, ret iiial.tc, tin j- are pre-eiuineniIv sale 10 Iv at tus resnlenee, 5t lour troni Beai on streit, a il.siain. troni ihf RKl) his olln e. No 6 Sale where private gratis, ill Freiieh, Spaiii'h an, 1 1 until 10 P.

M. 'The fioor considered ui all a.se». 1 be paid. l.si llnri! 1 wiL tl. ish, trimi 7 A ini S' elf having demands against the chusetts State Prison, are requested to present them for pavnieiit without delay.

CHARLES LINCOLN, Warden. Mass. State Pri-son, October 5, 1841. 06 4 LPHABETICAL LOCKS-made by CHARLES A EDWIN CLEAVES, No 7 Endicott street. Boston.

These Locks are maiiiilaetnred in the l)esl style ot workmanship at sliort notice, as and are considered the best in the market, for s.alety and convenience. ol3 iseplw TO MANFFACTrRERS. OSMER a TAPPAN, No 82 street, have consfant- ly oil hand for sale a large variety of Steel of in approved Brass of every Peabody's well known J.ead and Lead of which are fered at lowest market rates. is 1 111 3ROOKE'S dutiia, the most e.Mensive received per Cale- asaortment ot Jonathan Cutlery to (oinid in this city, consisting of five different patterns. Stationers and Fancy Good Dealers are requested to call and examine it.

For sale low by FlLISIlA JACOBS A No 11 Central St. isTiuYF o7 ENTLEME-N '8 DRES.SING all and sale by GEO. W. No 96 street, lower th in at any other place in the city. Wanted as above.

Coat, Y'est and Dressing Goxvii Makers. tf ol5 REEF, PORK, L.4RD AND HAMS. No 1 and Prime. KK 1 Boston Clear and Extra Clear Pork. KtO kegs Boston Lard.

For sale by W. A J. V. FI-ETCflER, 66 and 68 Hall Market. istt F'aneiiil ol5 CHEAP FOR CASH.

BALES Family Long Braman Marshfield do colored do do with genera! assortment of Dry Goods. For sale by A A H. If. ORDWAV, 15 Central iseopSt oil or. For PORK.

RACON, AC. BBLS Mess PORK. 20 hhds Boston II.VMS. 5 do Pickled SHOCLDERS. ale by STANLEY', REED A 67 is5t Commercial ol5 RRCS.SELS HEARTH RI GS.

BRUSSELS Hearth Rugs, a part of them of a sn- perior quality. Just received and lor sale hv WHITVV'ELL, SEAVER A 75 Milk St. 3w ol5 etter and atrivlug by packet and railroad, selected from the liesl dairies in York, for sale in lots Commercial st. by EAST.MAN, FONDEY A No islxv 14 tr BOSXilN SICAL fer Ik hearsal. at Harniouv Hall, Tremont Row, on 8 T.Ní»i'í EVENING, at 7 -N.

roil will he called. ol5 E. W. CII AMPNEV, sf I Sarah FBizabeth, daughter of Natiiaii I tovxii. ot I.

SHIP TIMBER FOR SALE. TO.NS Oak Timher. in Durham, about ten miles i from Portsmouth, on the Pi.scataqua. Said ti; tier is Miitahle for lutilding ves.sels of 150 to 250 tons. F'or terms apply to CHESTER 8 l.ong xvharf.

0 I .5 2 DIED. WESTERN BHLS Western sale by ST.VNLFIY, mereiai street. 300 REEF. Beef, a prime article, for A 67 Com- ol5 The subscriber h.as taken a Wood, Coal I Lumber Wharf, on Broad street, at the south part ol the city, and respeetfiillv solicits, of his friends ami the a ol their patronage. 02 istf FREDERICK ROBINSON.

In this city Fllizaheth. onh rh'' cy XI, Bixbx 6 11 On Thursday, of Mr L'iiia'i Br i- ly of Ill Charlestnwii. (ieorge O. Peiree. Knox, 11 liionitis i.exvis E.

Payne. ell. 15 months. lu Cambridge, Ort. lith, lb III Oct Xli.ss Ill S.atciii, Mr John I- ill OrleailK.

1. Windsor, atn'iit 27 Xir Xl 'i tive of Haii'crer, rX Lu- 50 SPERM CANDLES. BOXES ul first qualitx Hydraulic Pres.sed rma- PASSENGEKS. In t.ie iis, for iiiitah, Mr -X and 2 lerx to 1 I' cti aiidb's, landing from i.eaiier, and fur sale don II. Laur-i i bv JOSIAII BRADLEE A 3i India street.

6 I 7 IANCY FURS, MUFFS AND TRIMMINGS. Blue Fox, Stone Lynx, Squirrel, and Cony Trimmings of various sale by COI.BUR.N, 60 Washington Hats, 'ps, Gloves, FaUin Ful's and oil ICII GAR.N'ITl'RES,—An invoiee of extra rich him; Garnitures, lu xv qiialitv lb Niiple.s do. Rei ixtd ami tor t.x LAPP A STFi I eoriier ol Pearl nml sts isip oj i 3.1 AIR SE.YTINIL-Superior ol I ported and for sale, xvholesale and retail, by S. BL A eorner Hanover and Film C. ol S.i'itti aridiua.

lu the Xtiiiiiiori, Ptriiand child, Mrs t. base, warn. Leonard M. Parker /m.t L- tiic Ri 11 I Xi tt 1 hi'- li' DR K'h I H. il OSI i) A I 8 TIMP'ON, 1 'I I MOII pi lit a III lo lilt dll- 'ins iiix riKtil, and pu i't niil'ixxtnl makers.

ani be withm iiiv ow f. 1-IL I AI l-xxx 2 ket St. ND I LARD. KEGS fir.st qiialilx Lard. bv X.

A W. WINCHESTER, No 15 Mnr- TOR UD. li II Xli 1 do irguii.i 'Ol-, At sbtpfii.g. I.INSEED tHL. EALLONS Am.

Linse, li Oil. for sale hy ARiil TH, No 16 oi.3 is3t F. S. An 1)0 I I bv I MLRk HLMl- sal soda I CASKS Sal Srwla. for sale by HEN- TTtl VX A 36 India street.

0 I 2 tJ I I MA FIX I iutui itte. I. F- 200 CIDER Yl NEGAR TBLS pure I-ider a nrf'Cle fort" am! 1 ol. qn 1 li .11 tor lie by J. W.

17 Walt SATINETS. Saiintls, j'lst received and lor bx CL.vPl'A I Kii I P. In I llFtNSIlA w. Ward a 36 Imtia pipes and sale t. eni Feaiiit-i lit bv i 1 I rope md vv h.fh will be I I- No XI -I llrst rale Fiiigiiieer xvtnteil to gn to i tN ba.

Inquire lit 1 A S. 1 South it Ft .16 FOR SETTING METAL J. new lot for bv BOY.NTON XX OUD FORD, No 3w EVE- t)Ul ol II JOHN XRN. btl Hi t. 1 I' 5 A XX ater dr IIH MI ITE.VS- XX DISCLOSI Mttit 1 XUI XJOXR FRANCES lU.RDf.» HOLY war unveiled (J.

W. D. DREWS I ml tn III, would inform all m) cinlly the Protestant conimiinitx, xxho hive herri 6 men, the to ders and ro n.any tal.sehotais against ilieir i aiholir the Christian biith, that he will give a pidihe xi Ma.soiiie Temple, in Tremont street, '11 L.s|)XX EVg. the 19ih when he xvill expose rumoI correspondence left hehiml Frances XL xvheii slie atiscomled from Canajnhane, wicked and i Cafliolic religion ami Every Protcsiaut xxho la xiid xxillinj tliose xvhoiu he h.as xx ronglullv ai 1 aini who xvaiits ample and prooi ui have been practised upon his taith, ouvhi to cnnir to Andrews's exposition ol Monk uni Txnri.tgr, vile conclave xvho with theni in dn 3 4 He. The correspondence will be subject to the the amficnce.

Cards of ailmission 2.5 to he h.id at the Tiriet in the Temple, fro.m II V. till 1. i-'ritiiw to ths t'Jth, and on the evening of the l.ectur» at 6 will commence at 7. wip WESTER.N RAILROAD. On and alter Monday, 4lh of Ocioher, the wiii run through the entire road from Worcester to the making in eonneelion with the Boston and WorcMlrr, nd Iliidaoii and Berkshire Roads, a continuous Kai mad ton to Hudson.

Passengers lor Albany leaving at 6 .5. will by taking the Stage at Chalhaiu, 22 from trrtve Albany at 8 P. M. same day. istf oi TEMPERANI'E MEETING.

TOTAL ABSTlNF.Nt lETV piitilic meeting of the W. T. X. S. wvTi be keki Rev Mr Church, Hanover ini SL.XDtl EVFl.NINfi, Oct.

7 The wili be ad- by Ms Cols, and several at Rev. hiirck, Suffolkiireet. at 7 on the satae evening. Mr and the mceliiig. Per order of P.

HOLBROOK, President the Washington Tcnuiersace E. Jos.sKLV.v, ItT wonld friends and the imbiic, that the tiuiiard is now oaEtk- bition at their 123 Washington st. 06 LOXV. 4 vLI. CO.

OD" HANDEL AND HAVD.N rJt be a staled incetiiig lor Rtdiearsal, on 81 E'-c Nl.NG ne.vt, at 7 0 I .5 XVXI. I.EARNXKD rr 8 SRS, EMEKHO.N A avre have m.ade lor (drwaiaiing 5 ts Parcels from to the United States, by all the at very low rates. The (drwar ifst by them delivered by Messis. Harmien A E.xpress Cars. iii7 ERMAN MEDICATED L07.E.NGE8.

Stale street. See if JOHN E.XRLE, Jn. Sc CO, have reninv-'d to -Aa Witshingtoii atreet, nearly opposite the old isZiii MARRIED. In this city, on XX'eduesdav evening, hy Rev 8 John Wright, firm of Wright, 6 giaiia On Weihiesdav evening, by Rev John T. Henry to HiUiimh A luth'er Fouon, of this city.

On Wislio evening, hv Rev Mr Stow, Doilge to Miss Caroline S. Ruiiirtli. Ill Roxluirv Oct. b' Rev Piiniaiii. Mr VXiiU- l.ewi.s to M.try Ann ui ihi iir Dudley.

Ill ()ct. 13lh, bv Rev Xlr X(r Kidder, ol the firm of Kidder A right, XI.