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Far resteer! ar nrnoM tHiufty trtveTnog Ne. II 1 1 rrif IV. I.l l.i'i roNARI) JillNaO. tu Committee. thirst THE MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL.

THIS The democrat of the called io, to T.mm..r HA the port of tb. NoflOHliX Committee wb.ch was entrusted with duI' ol forun.eudir.g to be supported at election as mern trfihe House of Assembly. II crnettlyto be hoped that err ry democrat will tn.ke it matter of da to be prce the Lelui.n.otray tU will he pwked. platform will be filled ih or oceupwd by bal i to keep the niM ol a dts to pioc aim in tdoptioo of the candidau recommended, ia ronr Let bim ai'cnJ, he wiI, we find measure 10 "ict PTred by lh committee, and to tulwtitoi in lit place a Let of democrat wortliyof the willing suffrawet of ibe people, that the matter ahould now or a 'le noniioeling coinmiltee Uve left (in th ticket proposed are the name of men who can io ao eveot be elected unlet it be by whit voles, and the danger la I hat Iheir drle.l will draw after it lae drfr.l of the whole aaaembl licket. We some doubt whether even the commiliee themselves that it should aucceed.

Tlie enemies cf Silt Wright hae bad a great deal to do la then Bonnnitiooa, sad ihe men care not into what confusion they throw the party. We hope therefore that the people will come to ether in their strength thi evening at Tammany 1UI1. Let lrr nomination from iheir momh. norniaarioB hatched la no conclave, a nomination procured by no ptckiog ol primary meeting, by ao corrupt uillueoce, a epontaneoua nomination by the peop'e ot thuae whom thrjr tercet aud can riut. The following letter, which we have received it) is morning, relen in pirt to lhi auhj'ct i To iaa Editor of the Evening Pint mr name In a lift of independent candi daira for the Anrmhly in the Herald of yeaierday, 1 lake lh opHrtuouy to inlorm Ihe public, thai 1 did aol auihnnie the publicaiinn my name aaauch coodtdait in the Herald or elsewhere.

1 have, in common with almost every dnnocral I htve heard nrk uooo the uhi' cl.condrmaed ia atronc lerma (he ticket propowd by the Tammany Hall eummmea ntterly unworthy to rrpreaent the cuy ol Sew Vork, and diKgracelul to Ihe drmocraiie party, but aa iliat ticket haa aol yet been ratified, Idrrm it ihe duty of the decnl portion of ttie parly io use liieir etioria lo reject the propusea nominauona ai uic lainiiiiuj Hall meeting Una evening, belore commencing an attack oiKin Ihe old citadrl ol democracy. Voura. ic. H. I'.

HASTINGS. October tb. Another lueati at namet to be placed on the expurgated ticket, the following i Theophilua Trek, George Paulding, J. Slevena. These are namea ol sound deinocrala and boiieat men but the party will be aalinficd wth any other candidate ol equal merit.

MR. CLAY'S FATE. It aeemf now to be pretty well understood by the knowing ones, that an intrigue ia on foot, in which Governor Sewaid and that faction of the whiga who procured ihe nomination of John Young as Governor, are laboring to get ri 1 of Mr. Clay, aa the nextcandi date lor the Presidency, and to substitute Jude Mc Leao in his place. Il is well understood that the plan ba been matured, and lliitt a correspondence with Juc'ge McLean been the fruit ol if.

Clay it to be deputed from Ihe chieftainship of the party il pota ble. A corretondent says The report that a whig leader in thii state with the aJvire and content of hit council, Ihe journalists and other who long to hit division ol the party, hit opened a correspondence with Judge McLean, to offer him the vote of the whig party a their next candidate lor ihe Presidency of Ihe Unitrd Stales, baa never been denied. The Tribune, the other day, put forth an article which it intended that its readers hould receive for a denial, but it was in fact no fc'ich ilurg. Il waa not a contradiction of the tubnttince of the report, but only a contradiction of the firm which it was firvt stated. It wat a mere blunter of wordt intended to cover tneaking falsehood, and deliberately lo convey to the minds of its readers nn imprewion utterly contrary lo the f.ict.

"There are whiga Ihia city who are aware of that Correspondence and know it cuntenit, and are exceedingly dissatisfied with the proceeding of Sow ard and hit friends. They will not venture t' tpcak out lett it ahoulJ have an unfavorable effect upon Ihe election held next week. The Sewaid pstty are also keeping ihe proceeding at clusr and secret aa pot Bible. Uulil it wat exposed Ihe other day in the Evening Pott, they thought that nobody knew of it but thrmarlvet, and were q'lite dismayed to Gnd that it had taken air. When the election la over the tiling will be blown, and the Haniea will burst out.

shall then probuhly tee a pretty quarrel. "Mr. Clay certainly haa the power of attaching hit fnendt warmly to his mpport not hit personal acquainttoce merely, but thousands who never heard hit voica nor taw hit lace. Among these are mtny who would put iheir utinort exertion ensure hi election, tnd yield him a (uptxirt which cold and exact a man as Mclean cnuld never re ceive from any quarter. Itut Mr.

Clsy haa some old and tried friends whom he would probably call to cabinet if by any chance he should be elected, and on whom he would beatow the principal offices. But small number of these poats would tail to the lot of the Seward party. With Jude McLean, by interesting themvlves early in procuring his nomination, they might probably be able to nuke more advantageous arrangemeiila." MR. WRIGHT'S FINANCIAL CHARACTER One of the merita of Mr. Wright't character it pecuniary exactness the strict senee of obligation with which, both in private and public life, all his transactions of tint nature have been governed.

This is one ol the suuice of the confidence that ia felt in hi administration, and it ia a legitimate me. So strong is the confidence arising from this cause. that previous to hi last election, two of ihe laigett capitalist in thia country resident in this city, who had known and observed hit condnct as loimer Comptroller of the slate, took a warm interest in bis success, though ct different political school from himself, and contributed liberally to the expeoteiof hit election. The lollowing communication comet from a mem ber of Ihe nominating committee which noinioaled David C. Brodcnck aa member of Ct'Ogrrs.

Mr. Hatfield ia a respectable man and a thorough democrat. Talhs Kditor ofih Eveslna PoL New York, October 3kh, IS m. 1 charge PMvid C. Brodenck with being a delegate or member of the Tyler Convention, that went from the city of New York to Baltimore lo nominate John Tyler fur the presidency, in direct opposition to the regular democratic convention in ISM and now he ask regular democrat to vote for bim.

EL1AS HATFIELD, 472 Broadway P. S. 1 Landed Ihe above to Mr. Childs, of the Globe, yesterday, and be promised to publish ihe above, but has not fulfilled his promise, as 1 cannot find it in the ilobe of this day. ELIA3 HATFIELD, 472 Broadway Johi Vorito, or Mabv Sikhs.

The Albsny Atlas referring to the sketch given by the Genesee Democrat, of John Young' political charge, which bat happened about a often as those ol the moon, sum them up a follow We copy llieart.cle in order tha John Young' political customer may know what is to be had at hit Variety Store, and it will serve as an advertisement which they may cut out of I lie paper and carry in their waistcoat pocket i "The raper we allude to, ulili.hed at Mr. Young's residence, and among hit neighbors, that Mr. Weed' nominee wa. oi ee a democratic candidate for County lerk in Livingston Ho wis then a na lion republican, tnea an a maon, ihen nw lnc. enough ami renter, rtn abolitionist and Dow democratic wing! 1 his shows delicate bal ancing, nna i coumy juir.g op Hiients utn of nomination.

Sec he is aid io bae exhtbued still more drvierity. Km mice he his been whig it is slletlged he came out once for General Jackson, whom before nrl since he ha vilified. More recently he denounced Henrv Clay, rind Declared lua prrirrenee ir matt an xuien made singular and dangeiou communis, while i the legislature, nn the anti rent question, and hi pcech on lb subject had to be uppresred by hi friend 1 he entanglement into whtcli turn dt'cl rations bsd betrayed htm induced his Irtrtidt fo seek lhal he should aol be a caodidsie fur the Convention to amend the constitution. The name necessity has onttrained hit tilence on all public question, pre. viout to and ince In nominntion Mr Young's mouth haa thna been hampered, while hit limb have been left tree to trddle.

in unlettered horsemanship, Wide over the hobbie which he rides." Srokktt at Last The Attxtnn Argm bas bt! lost discovered, the new taritl. have now no doulil that popular opinion in this state ia greatly la its favor. The Argut syt That the tsrifl act of la16 i a g'e'. improvement upoa the act of lll no odc can doubl It iroiecia tlie consumer, aa well a particular interest, arxl a principle, is sn aonroach to the euunlily and iusl regard for interrrt. wh.ch are Consulted by lie advance towards greater freedom ol trade, lhal characterize Ihe present age.

Jl it nerJ amendment in some particulars, il ia er nti.il to the rquMl lutereut ol Ihe country that Ihe in relation to hould tie in democratic hnda. hope, iherrlore. to are ihe rnnniatles ol Ihe demnrrary tufctaioea vigorous rfl.rf. snd thai New Yurk will tuaiotaiu ber posuioa Uxn thit qitetUoo, and ujoa ail iUUOB N.JT THE NEW CONSTITUTION The (orthcomming number ol the Democratic Re view ntaint an article in the new constitution written with unusual force and ability. Il strongly defends the action ol the Convention, and present a uciinct but clear and impressive statement of the ad vauisze of the new inttrument, and it superiority to auy existing constitution.

The writer, though he enamerate several defect in it, agree with and Hoffman that the constitution about to be submitted to the people i one of the raoet popular and excellent that man haa yet devised llrt points are, 1. That it will secure a more free and fair representation of the pecple, in the making nad in the ad ministration the laws; by reducing, and decentralizing political patronage, by withdrawing Irom the executive and Senate, ibe appointment of nearly all judicial and admimarrative officer, by dividing the tat into emgle Senate and Assembly diBtncr, so that ibe dtlegaie brought nearer and made more directly responsible to hi constituency by placing restrictions the ufe of stale power and credit for private purpose. 2 Tbt new constitution will diminish local and special legislation because no bill can pass without assent of a majority of both houses, because no private or local bill can embrace more than one ub jec', to be expressed in the title, because corporations can only be formed nnder general law, because bank charters cannot be created, and because the credit of the state cannot be given or lent to auy individual or association. 8 The financial credit ot the state will be effectually and permanently secured. 4 It will also secure the citizen a more ample freedom of opinion aad pursuit, and greater purity and fairness in the enjoyment of the elective franchise.

The pointtareilluitrated at length by the writer, aad we should likt, to enable our resdert to form an impartial judgment of the new constitution, lo lay this argument before them but our limits compel us to confine our extract to what ia said of the judiciary which is the part of the inttrument most ob jeclej lo. The writer says i The proposed constitution must inevitably secure a more speedy, pure, and economical administration ol juatice, for the following, among many other ren aouti 1 It provides for an entire separation of the iiirli. cial (rem the legislative power, so that the people of i i or may nave no apprenention lor the tuture ol beholding iheir Senate engaged in the passage of aiiRoosiilutional laws, and then convening itaell into a Court ol triors, to establish Unconstitutionality ot such laws by solemn adjudication aa a Court of Final Appeal. It makes the judges of all the courts elective by the people, and for a irrm in no case exceeding eight years securing thereby in the incumbent accounta bilny to his cousliiuenna to ihe people, judges with out reference to the partisan schemes and policy ol a central appointing power, and also nn opportunity lo be rid ot an objectionable officer, without waiting lor his superannuation. For reasons which we have slated on a previous occasion, we believe this change will bnug lo the bench a higher average of merit than ine bench has been, or is likely to be, illustrated by, under Ihe appointing tyttem.

we sincerely regret teat the state judges should have been made elective from judicial districts, rath i uinu uv xenerai ncrtei irom me whole ite it cl ar departure from the principle upon which the octriue vf popular elccliona ia founded and will ndtr the exeinolitiration ti the elettv nrinir.u applied to the ludiciarv. less triumnhanilv sucm lul than its friends could have wished. The oubtlcsM, occurred, in part, from the desire ol the inoritv party in the Convention la secure ihe noes. onal election ol an officer from their numbers to the bench, and partly from an enure miaundeniiHarl. ng of ihe vital distinction between a representative inu a judicial oiucer.

ivouilug is clearer than that he smaller the conttiluencv. Ihe more adeauatelv can il be represented bv the delegate ol na mnine. and Hint dividing ihe responsibility of representing a constituency between two or more delegates weakens ihe accountability and fidelity ol all and so far lequulifies them for iheir representative function. ul cer. a judicial rtticer i not a representative clh He ia simply an interpreter ol the laws.

ia most important thai he should not take an pinion Irom the shades ol public sentiment about im, except those pervadniK sentiments, favo nulr to public morality and virtue, which are un hangeubte. Bv multiplying the iudaes. to be elcried by a constituency, their accountability ia not divided nor wenHeneu a panicle, juuiciai responsibility is only divided by multiplying the judges who occupy use same uenco in trie same case. Uu the other hand. i urrc is a cu ar injustice to a large portion ot Ihe late, ho are obliged to receive a judce to deter mine the law for them in the court of lasi resort, who is eleced from a district, comprising only an eighth.

and ti.at, perhaps, in a remote part ol the etate, and who is only accountable to that faction of the state lor his official conduct. The determination ot ihe Convention upon this subject was demonstrably undemocratic, unjust, aad inexpedient, even to those of our whig friends, through whose instrumentality it prevailed, and who are counting upon it casual pa ironace. J. Another purifying and economising chanze pro posed in the judicial system, and one worth all the expen and labor of the Convention, ia embodied in the following provisiou A 8(). No judicial officer, except juatice of the Deuce hall receive ui his own uas any fees or peraiilslies of of This one section vaill do more than any other change without it.

could possibly have done, to ex alt ihe dignity, sell respect, and public character of tne juuicury to secure prompt and definitive action upon cases in litigation to discourage litigous snd siuister proceedings on the part of mischievous clients, or their lawyers lo discountenance and era dicate unneceesaiy lormand technicality in our sys tem ol legal procedure to discourage ill considered, or procrastinating appeals io cheapen necessary Im ginoii, and finally to elevate the character of (lie li gal protession, me members ot which, as a body, have lur more imiuer.ee lor good or lor evil upon ihe inaiiiutions and opinion ot Hie community they inhabit, than the tame number selected fiom any other cla. or pursuit. 4. 1 lie improvement in the judicial system, to wh.ch we have referred, is farther secured by the abolition of Conns of Equity, as distinct judicial tribunals, and the combination of law and equity jurisdiction in the tame ollieeis. The merit of this change consists rather in the tendencies il will es'abhsh, than in the direct results it can accomplish II will tend to do away gradually wiih ihe absurd distinction between law snd equity, nul7 wr juuicmry simply wun ine aanunis ui justice, oy destroying the constant temptation which besets sepcrate jurisdictions, to enlarge their jowers.

It, as we have nrsvioimlv Kit neeinti tn Mm.rl, in this journal. a sinule i.fl;t codes, he would have a contlant dtaire to unite them, and step by Hep the difference! would merge, as they have grown up, until finally, ihe name only will be iv luriunic i lie uib lnriinn It is not hazarding much to any, also, that the ne ceraity otadminitleriDg both codes will make the judges' ihrmerives more accomplithed and liberal iiuitura lawyers. 5. The testimony in equity cases is to be taken in like manner, as in cases at law, snd the interminable, expensive and unsatisfactory examinations now required lobe made before Masters and Kvaminer. t.

he dispensed with, th is guaranteeing to the parlies the privilege of having the witnesses give in iheir testimony in the presence aud within the observation ol the court. (. The district judges may be migratory, and pas from county to coumy each successive term, or as the legislature may determine. In Ihis way a dan gerous lorm ol judicial favoritism to the bar may be. la a great measure prevenied local or sectional pre judices escaped by ihe judges a larger acquaintance Willi Hie range and opeiaiion of ihe law in its application lo the wants and condition of society, acquired ly ihem ami a check given lo that familiarity on the part of the bar aud sunors, with the chance in lirmiuei ot judees, winch is calculated to weaken ine moral authority and due credit of th.

over hich ttiey preside. 7. I lie Legislature is required at its first session, ter ihe adoption of Una constitution lor the appointment of three commissioners to revise, reform, simplify, nnd abridge the rules of practice, pleadings, forms and proceedings of the Courts of i.cciuu ui me oiate. ana reoori lit renn in iiu I mu. lature Irom time to time." The duly of ihese commissioners wisely executed and lo aitemiU il.

is to secure nn.inr oKorKj HejJkK cote djlion 11U. enurr the othcer of ihe commanliW! re We have chiefly to regre, lh, noDOaeA illrllr rv frvairm, in aaanioo ia the nhk. i I i luiis wp nnv i auy aiiurica to, tnat me arniy ol local justices of Le peace had not been disbanded by the eortruci.on uy construction of a similar aysiem of county who should nn tneir couniie nprf he nrrui.ierl excliintvel wiih n.L. xiic uic rtt npprecidted Ul lUlOOIIll fonr or five tiiousand justice and their denearlent. against the new constitution.

The only excuse lor neglecting this change, furnished the best evidence of 'he propriety of making it. We have also to regret ihM Ihe judiciary organization lor the whole state had not been made uniform. There waa no propriety in excepting J'ew York cuy from the good or the evil eonseaiencesof ihe system which is to prevei! over notwithstanding these, are eatiMlrd thai not on the whole country, will have maiter for congratula tion in the adoption of Ihe judiciary plan we have been considering Peath or Eirll, Canal Commissiomkb. We regret to hear of the death of James Earll, ot Onondaga, one ol the Canal Commiseioners, and a moat respectable man. He died at Syracuse.

The Albany Ailat says in relation to this event "Hi health, which lor many years was very lee We, hnj c( ia(e beeilIle so depressed as to prevent lij Iriend from desiring bia re nominstion to an ii which are veiy exacting, to which Mr. tarll waa accustomed to devote hi entire energies Ihe Ume ofhl 61 TfMkof eg. la ISlhewasa member of the democratic iii.i)c.rity ef ihe atate In 1S31 be was appointed aoal Commrssiooer, an otlice in which he exhi bued a peculiar fitneas. In 1840 he gave way to a whig but wa re appointed on the reninration of the democratic arcendancv. in 1S42 Ia 114 he wa nominated and elected by the people, by n'laree ma joiiiy.totheaameofric.

lna notioeol bit death, the Albany Argus or this morning renders Ihe following acknowledgment to his nar, cter "Mr. tarll waditiaguisheilfor probily, integrity, and a sincere desire to promote the interest ol tar state. In public a in private life, he was above reproach. aa amiable simplicity of lite and onn di' t. he unied good tali nts, and a steady and faithful Bjiplicanoa of them lo bis duties as 4oNlc officer, lie added to all ihia.

the crown ol a virrfhon and re WlM7 TAYLOR'S MARINE CAMELS. Another experiment waa tried with these camels IB our water yesterday, on which occasion a vessel of the largest class was taken over a bar which she could not poestbly hsve passed in any olhef manner. The more we examine the merits ol this new invention, the more are we impressed with the advantages which will be denved from its general introduction into our Navy. The inventor has followed the sea from his boyhood, and the dangers to which he has been exposed, for the want of an "instrument of this kind, together with the existing necessities this particular of our naval force in the Mexican waters, first gave him the ides, of na India Ruhhr n.ml. and it is gratifying to know that the best judges have pronounced it an invaluable invention.

The officers ofthe American Institute, were to much pleased wilh mai mey nave taten the pains to publish fuU report wherein they recommend it to the puhlic in the strongest language. Not only can these camels be used to vessels over sand bars, and to get off those that may have been stranded, bat by being inflated and placed ia the hold of ship, the? will keep the heaviest craft from sinkins. sod thereby be effectual in preserving hre as well as property. These camels will, undoubtedly, be most gladly welcomed by the railors and shipping merchants of the great lakes, where sand bars are so abundant and danger oua We are not at all acauainted with the mat his. tory of Captain Taylor, but it seems to as that be must hereafter be considered the author of an emi nently remarkable invention.

Th Slavs Cask. We have received communica tion1', complaining that the proceedings of the police in the case of Ihe negro boy George, are mere pre texts lor delay, in order to detain him until bis mas ter arrives to claim him. If they be so. it is a per fect prostitution of the ends of justice, a gross wrong. whoever may be engaged in" it.

The proceedings ol magistrates and police officer should not be such as to create the impression that they are Ihe agent of individuals. The boy accused of an assault and battery of no great enormity he offers bail, and the mayor fixes the bail at one thousand dollca t. This we must say is enormous, exorbitant beyond precedent. If a white man had been charged with Ihe same ol lence, there is no probability that the same bail would have been demanded air. iicszs concert.

ihe was crowded to hear this new musical celebrity, and the concert was successful in every respect. It was evt dent that the applause was hearty and sincere, and such aa is only elicited by a master of his art. Herz established himself at once in the favor ol his au dieace. The aiuging of Madame Ablamowicx and of M. P.

Meyer waa cordially received and applaud ed. On Tuesday evening next Herx will appear for the second lime. For th Evenltg Tost. The Tribune of this morning, has the following article: "Alderman Jackson, of Ike Twelfih Ward, has neen nominated lor a member of Uongress by the oco iocos oi me vim jnntrefionai uistrict.com posed of ihe 11th. 12th.

15'tj. 16th. I7th and 13th Ward. That is probably the most populous district in the United Stales, comprises vety much ot the best part of our city, and ought Is be very efficiently re presented Lonjresa." Exactly so and not only outfit to be efficiently represented but trill be, for Alderman Jackson will certanly be elected. S.

DivioE iD. The Directors of the Bank of the State of org ia have declared a semi annual dividend oi three dollars per share. First Page. Farther intelligence irom the Army Letter from Montpelier, Vt. Report presented to to the Board ol Aldermen, Sec.

For the Evening Fo.it. Tua Tract Society: Managers Mr. Editor, I have, day after day, made visits to the premises of Gould Co. to know whether or not the Roman wall was yet demolished. I have said that it must come down, if the gentlemen who rule the sanies of this society would maintain the character of Christians or gentlemen, and I am of the same opinion still.

Public opinion in ihis country is om nipotent it is oftentimes, in the belief of those who profess Christian morals, wrong, but in ihis case they are rignt. it is useless, perhaps, io argue on Christian principles wiih men who. tor one whole month, have slept upon the perpetration of a3 great an outrage as ever disgraced heathen. If law is on their aide, thev know or ought to know that it is in direct contraven tion ot the law at laid dswu by the Gospel they know that those who are only leeallv honest may. in ihe view of Gospel truth.be condemned as the worst ot men.

Chancellor Livingston, whom some ol us are old enough to have k. own. used to sav. very pleasantly, but with much point, 1 tell you, gentlemen, ihnse who constantly walk on ihe line of the law ought to hang by that law it is the duty of a gooa man to walk insiae oi ll. But to be serious Mr.

Editor. I believe that the managers of the Tract Society, if they were paid by Ihe enemies of Christian morsls to do their work in place of what they profefs to be their object, would not be blamed for lack of attention to their interests. I knew a man once who, il he bad been a member of the Tract Society, would have said My friends take down that wall don talk about it demolish It al once for I believe in the doiirine of retributive justice, and it the wall is not removed, I fear that the house will not stand Ihe managers of the Tract Society will not fail to identify the gentleman to whom I refer and if thry do, they cannot but respect the expression ot honest Christian indignation which 1 would attribute to him. A CONTRIBUTOR Kev. J.

M. Mason. For Ihe Evening Post. Geikral Bitxeb 1 have read wilh surprise, and some decree of indignation, the attack which have appeared in manv whig papers upon the reputation of Major Oeneral wm U. iiutirr, in connection wun the desperate assault of the division under bis com maud, upon the foriiflcaiioRc of Monterey.

Most of these attacks evidently proceed trom the very vulgar motive ol partizm malignity. In politics Gen. Butler is uot only a democrat, but belongs to that school of vigorous thinkers and determined actors, known in the parlance of the day as "barn have been told thai he rarned the honor of Ihis designation in the war of 1812, by conducting a gallant coup dt main upon barn irom which a party or the enemy were nourng a destructive fire upon the American troops, and by burning the building after the former were dislodged Irom i shelter, do not vouco tor the inuh of the anecdote, but it may serve to show ntion what grounds his character for courage has been lirretnlore supposed to have rested. Ihe charge has been brought against him that he acted the part of a rowdy bullying champion of his party while in Con grrs. This SHeeriinn is iust the reverse oi the truth.

His conduct in that body was remarkable for mode ratio i and unobtrusive propriety. Indeed, those who were impartial witnesses of the proceedings ol Ihe congress ot which he was a member, thought his de portnient rather marked by the tuaviter in modo than the fjrtittr in re. It any exception can be iustlv taken to bis conduct in the storming ol Monterey, il is that his judgment wim overcome by hit impetuous courage, nnd that be led his men into unnecessary danger. Such, at least, a the conclusion that I draw from all the accounts that have yet reached Hi from the camp. G.

Venezuela. By letter and paper lo the receivrd by the schooner Martha Elizabeth, nt tbts port, we have information of the occurrence of popular disturbances, growing out oi Ihe dissatisfaction of a political party in Venezuela at the result of the late elcciion for President of that republic. This party, (called Gusmanistm, from the name ot their leader, Guzman) claims ihe election of their favorite at Ihe same time that it is decided that there is no choice by ihe people, and consequently the election is to be made by the nexl Congress. General Jose Antonio Paez, Ihe former President, had been appointed General in Chief ol the army of ihe republic, and had issued a very patriotic address to his country men. cnllina unon them tn miere ne.

and maintaiu the honor and tranquillity of the by an official note that Col Guerrero, law, ministers otiustice' apart" ol government troops, bsd en natead of wru, tu f' countered in the plains. a place called Laguna de coineirgitWd insirumenUof eppte ssion oi pt party ot ihe mction 8 It is likewise i A i numbering uownrd of 5(kl men at.H h.ri and judicial dectttonsthall Le Iree pobhcation he 'ving 100 dead on the field of battle, and a nuypv i.u. mr the d. Mtuotion of the infamous um' wputiaecl or drowned in ihe Tisnados. monopoly of this k.i i "I1 I Col Guerrero look no nnanner.

viduals, every cits, of tle community should J.me The t'overnntent ol Caracas bad ordered the appre ful, but most the legal prolession iinon ot Guzman as the cause and prime mover ol whom, of course, it has weurherl h. these tumults, hut be could not be found nntil after oppr seively. much search. The Puerto Cabello Diano of the instant says Ihet he bad been apprehended at the house of a lemale friend in Caracas t. There were five candidates lor the presidency, viz: General K.itoiome Salom, General Jofe Tadeo uionagas, iuaouel brlipe Tovar.

Col. Jose Felix Blanco, and Antonio Ierr nrl'm Girxmnf, ine latter is popular with the lower classes, but i v.i"3ar"t uui UUSlDesa. I ol such a change, we are assured was i 18 BO d1uU' ffe the factious are pnt by the Convention, but was not av'ailed and order firmly established, i fear e)f awakening the hostility of some I Patriot. r.i..' uui irsi STI B.BIiruil'K 111 IIUBIIUIV ot Potato Crop is Canada. The reports of the crop from the du tricis to ihe west of tu continue to be deplorable.

A HamUlon nsner ae opinion that there will nol he one round one felt orhoBd bv Christmas. In this neigh hi iirnr manv i i 1 ease seem uiiiiliuu. 1I1CUIS the rest ol the Hta e. liut ed.y, nrj, what in v. "a un'P: to us, aenou raivakee, we I hnely lotnid btlfaianrJar ink irgeiana most the state ol New York.

but ly nitkeTi to be muC" more nerious r. tmuier one. I Toronto I B.l itr Cltr Tat Slav Cajs. The argnsasat ot eonasel was'agsix heard fcy Judys Ednoaot ia th Circuit Court room. Mr Brady lb pan of the Mayor, contaaded that tfea tin Uf at 1817 was eoastitntioaal as a pot lea Rgafatiosi as il was lateades to guard law interests at lb sous srsiaat paa de.

About vreonesaay l. wonn 01 new narhiinr. I alsarfed ths UafciBty at th) nr nsilai tbslawsof Georgia, If should ant return tha aiavs, the saalty being not over two year tasprisanoieataaa hmkiU.y la a civil action Ibe lb valwtof tha alav. Ha thought Use law did sot la anyway coatraveaa tha ads mi ths Daitrd states govenuBeat, at it lavulvedjaaeasameailnty wuhla ths reserve power of the states. Ths District Attorney, air.

HcKsoa, pi had him, arga lag that lb law waa nroamlttttosMU. Tha whaaa ttaar sf th set, taking ths tactions acknowledged as as nasal! by tne (jonautauoa mil, aa ky ths act sf tbs Leesiar tn. of 8tti, clearly shewed that It waa ant paasol as aaeasu of police bat lo raioca tha slave his aatsiii Ia this view of the case Uw act was eletily aocoaatltiMoul, heeaai the restoring oi a slave lo bit soasiei loose duaively lo the United States government. Ha denatd that the boy was to beeoaaiders bttheordlamrr Ughdsf prop erty, aad contlderad such a claim ss repagnsat to the law of God aad the right! oa humanity. Mr.

Whit then shewed that th Csptaia wotU not bs HakU auUl tlx ef Georgia, ss had awora that bs did aot know that the boy was oa board of lb nasi I nadl discovered when st sea. After bearing Ihe argasMata, two aad coa. Judge Edmonds reserved bis decbioa soil ttiti morning Gioeamv Habb Eabt. Laat evening we attended th meeting of Mr. Tibbittt lo form a elais to atuJy Geocoiphy by the new mod, and were more only coavhseed bf th perfect feaalbllltp of his system aad lis adaptation a th wants of our public schools.

We would like io tea tb plan adopted la all ihs schools la this i Ity, aad If the Iras tees wou'dbutgiv It their attention for a few evetiags. they would doubtless concur wiih nr. It would cost ao Ihlng to try the experiment, at hs will Instruct teachers gratuitously. Another thing la favor of Ibis system is that the children are laugh! to arttculat every syllable with great distinctness. Ha teachea at the mechanics schori room, la Broadway, above Grand street.

Th room crowded last eveaiag with atlea live lUlsaen. Benjamin Babeoek, who we slated had been arrested on a charge of perjury, has had an examination before a magis trate, aad bee a honorably acquitted, ft was shown that Ihs whole matter a rove from aa accident of omission oa. the part of Hr. Babcoek't lawyer. The Zoological Institute ot Messrs.

Raymond at Waring entered the city yeaierday, aad I now being exhibited the grounds recently occupied by Nlblo't Garden. II I prises the richest and rarest collection of aalmal la the world, aad should be vltitad by all. It remains ia Iowa a few day only. Its public entry to the dry yesterday afforded a pageant that I aot oftea witnessed. Mr.

Pierce, the far famed Uoa tamer, aad successful rival of Van Am burgb. Carter, aad Herr Driesbich, la la attendance, aad goes through hit wonoerful performances. A man about forty e'ght yert of age, lately In the employ of Messrs. Tktdale, coal dealers la Water street, died sod denly of torn disease of the cheat at 446 Water (treet yesterday. Th Coroner wss called to hold an Inquest on th body.

Hit earns was David MeGoBlcal. A young maa named Ira Fowler wat yesterday arretted oa a charge of erabexsiing from his employer, James Evans, 69 Beads street, about fifty dollars la money, supposed to have been taken within the last three months. Mr. Evans suspected bun and marked pieces of coin aad bask bills which were mined and iubquently found In the pot session of the accated, who hat been committed to an swer. On Tuesday afternoon, a most Interesting boy, ntne years of age, son of Mr.

Joseph Camden, our respected eoniul at Glasgow, waa accidentally drowaed at th steamboat land lag. at Flatbuah, I. 1. He was seen oa lb dock few minutes before he was missing. Ths next ararnnig, oa dragging the river, the body of th child wat found.

Mr. B.Wootter't grocery store, No. ITS Houston street. was burglariously entered on Wednesday Bight, and robbed of 815 ia copper cola. Aboat one o'clock yesterday, Mrs.

Michael O'Connor, No. 3 Cottage place, left ber houe for a few moments, sad locked her son, a floe boy only four years of age, Into a room, and while the wat absent hit clothes took fire from a stove, and burnt him in a most dreadful manner. Every thing that a mother's affection could surgest has been done to save itt life, but at lait accounts it was hardly thought to be possible to do It. This ease should operate as a warn lng to mothers never to leave children alone In a room whtre there is fire, ao matter bow argent the necessity. Samuel Marshall, alias John Clue, wat discover 1 by officer Donnelly tn the act of rolling away a barrel of beef from ibe frost of a store la Booth street.

When he ascertained that the officer had his eye upon him he attempted took the runaway and compelled him to halt by tuiklng I him wun nit ciuo. i ne neeruciongeo to nenry cmita, ot Fulton market. Attbhft at Rats. David Walsh was arrested, charg ed wiih attempting to nimit a rape on the person of Mar tha Ford, of 9 Goerek aueeL It appears that she was engaged In ber husband's bake house at the time, aad tue eeeded in resisting the attempt, and by her cries brought to her assistance her husband, who rescued her from the grasp of the Bead, and had him taken tn prison. Yesterday aftern wo a man named Jahn Smith, got Into ths entry ot th house of Mr.

P.G. Btuyvetant, In Second avenue, and finding there a coat aad a hat, he Mixed them, and was about making off with them, when he waa seen by Daniel Gallagher, who made after him, aad had him taken to the station honse. About 13 o'clock hut night, two women named Susan Anthony and Mary Jaae Thompson got into a fight la a house In Orange street, when Susan Anthony struck her antagonist several blows with a kalfe. Inflicting two severe gaxbei on ber, one of which was on her lorsbead, aad the o.taer oa ber Hp, nearly severing her upper Up from her iw. Fh has been arrested, together with Harriet Wlnsler aad George Morgan as accessoriej.

Among the phenomena af na ture there ht not one that Imparts a more vivid idea cf bean ty than Ihe harmonious arrangement of color. The perfec tion ot this harmony Is teen In the spotless complexion of a lovely female. "Tint unpereelved softening iuto tint. And all so forming an harmonious It i almost unnecessary to say thai th converse of thl picture, a face covered with pimples or blotches, or sores Is great drawback upon that harmony of color which the Creator seems to hart deslgaed should especially charac terise "The human face divine." There exists, however, a remedy for these unsightly ernp. Hons, la Sands a Sartaparilla.

By restoring the blood to healthful state, giving a gentle stimulus to the whole circulation, and especially the vessels oa the tnrfaee, and al the tarn time operating as a gentl aperient, it toon Imparl io that mirror an Index ol ths condition of the fluids, the akin. a fair and tmooth appearaate Prepamd and told, wholesale and retail, by A. B. It D. SAN lid, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, at.

corner of William st. 373 Broadway, and 77 East Broadway, New York. Bold also by Druggist geaerallr throughout the United Stales, rnce per Dottle, or tlx bottles lor go. IIurinacDt die from the neglectof themselves. Dlteat soon spread over the whole body.

Thl 1 peculiarly the cat when any Important organ I affected. The Lungs, for Inatance, the Liver, tha Stomach, the Heart, Ac. Delay Is fatal. The action of your entire system mutt be changed. purified and restored, and the part effected specifically acted noon aad cured.

Biutu'i Pulmonic Bvatrr alone possesses this extraordinary eosnblaatioa of general and specific virtues, and I acknowledged lo be the most Important discovery in medical science ia modern time. Bbbxutab' Vegetable Essential Pill xel all other for Pcarrr, Mildkbi, Partyr, CgaTAiirrT, and Tno kocubsess. The; produce full, easy and natural evacuations effectually carrying offall Impurities, soothing, heal ing and restoring. As a Family Fill, they are of nee. nailed excellence.

For aula at tha old established office of the Proprietor. No .494 Counland reat. New York, and by Druggists la dillerent pans oi ine cuy sou sui. From the Boston Mercantile Journal, Jae. 184S.

WISTAR'3 BAL3AM OF WILD CHERRY. f30 There ar so many "certain cures" for couth colds, and eve consumption, that we are tome times disposed to ques tion the efficacy of any of them. Mr. S. w.

rowle, a drng gistof the highest reputation, at 138 Washlngtoa street. hat the agsney of an article called Balsam or wild merry, which seems to have won 'for Itself a gondrepuUtlloa wherever it haa been Introduced. have seen letters irom ts riout parti of New England, trom persons of the highest standing la the placet where they reside, bearing letumony to the beaetit themselves or friends had received from a tri al of It properties. Extract from a letter dated Petersburg, Van Jan. 15, 1845.

A gentleman of unquesttoMbl veracity Inform as, that httlbrother had bean confined 10 his bed lor weeks with tome apeeiee of cough, that btffl th skill of several em inent physicians and by th us of two bottles of WlSTAtt'd IL3A OF WILD CHERRY, hs ha bees restored to per 'eel health, aad he Is aow a fat and hearty maa." Yours, respectfully, R03SER A ANDERSON, Druggist. None genuine, unless signed 1. BUTTrJ en lh wrapper Fax sale bv A. B. A D.

Saad. steal fur New York. Al so, by ivuggistt generally throughout th United Sauna. Times are Clxantred. Ooc cap oa old (young at 70) shoo, with brightaaat, aad tha cleaa ly order of he flat Ipsa' touch aad tha herb laden drawers.

threw a healthful air oa home. Now oa country garrets, whoa roofs and laftsr yet retain mark of dried hawk. Mil of glaring colors, hava th rank, oily smell, ar stuck np of lour foot letters from hot printing prat room la bug citta, St. ry but a few dav. dvii.lng to cur.

aU complaints. Cap have lost their eea used. Wan rnnt.UJ.., .1 t.k nu mmA ..4 Iv n. Sh (l. I Itoaro.

1 ws uw I as late, waiting fur th pa I at sweeping machine old mea ZMtAir LiGHTSiMj. TLe house of Mr. Tutman I a women are thlngt in tablec In word, we are getting houa Two ehOdK. and I and hurt, hut recover Tge child ecaped, but the other remained by the bodv of ibe mother and wat burnt to deniii in the house The latiner wss it a mile 08, and on hi. reiura found his wife, child, and all his property in ashea ami i jih.

Chaksk or Vathxb Sxow. After a few days of cool, yet mild weather, tbe wind on Tuesday veer ed round to the southward aad brought up a rather raiid rain oa iueraay menu belore k. wiod changed tbe north wett, cleared off cold. Those who were out early tell ua ibat there was a considerable amount ol know drifted along out ol the flying clouds. The change has been sadden Bait.

cut. Lct mioFuiTs iiie lath'r ot the Hon. John Esten. of Bumilville, R. died at the age of 78 years, and his mother at the age n( 86 years.

He has eight brothers and si'ters living, whose sses including his own, anas follows Joarph 93. Joanna 93, Manila 91. Jemima Sfl, John S3. Henry 83. Marcy 75, Jjalorrie 73, Amejr (the baby) 70 Average 6 year.

too eUvsr ta auay things, aad quackery la an for greea acitMik substances ara burning round marks, on old tash loned mantle pieces, from bottles of Charlatanism la quiet country houses, known a comfortable farm brasses. Tha tlmpl herklveroos remedy that Nature Intended to counteract our groasaesx in earnlverooa appetile, I wholly diaraaaded by quackery aow a days for lack of myttary craate cariotliy la th public an.ad. Not as wllhr MR3. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY. Tbe simple six Ingredients of her compoand Ulba told to any one tbxa wishes.

Th cotnbiBauoa la the scerei that Itl tbe property of Mr. Jen is. aad of cotutaUvalnabl tar curs; aad look at th aaasea aad residences of cur Iretclll Beat a references, that hava beaa cared of a cold, cough. hoarseness, sore throat, laflueaxs, Ac by U. Bold by MRS.

Eg VIS, 338 Broadway, next dcof to lh TabsmacM. Aaairre Rushtoa A Co, 10 Astor Hoaae, 1H Broadway Biaes(sii Bowery, Buratoe, ft Blxth avenue; Ely', 3J Hawsaa st4 Naasoa, cor. of Catharine aad Mtdtana. aaa mm. xtays, 1HB Faltoa at, Brooktya; 110 Grand WniutBtbargh; Leeoual, cor.

of Brand St. aad Division Wa woaU rail th atteado of tbos wbe haw ased I otnag asiac, Baal's Hair lestoraUve, whether suocea fat or nsinrre mi, to the siliiullsstaesl headed No Causes fjmu PtrccasartTk' The Shaking Quakers were mast ealhaslasaielv snnianA at th Museum hast night during; their tcmoisaai every one was aaloaisned at their exhiblttam. MrttcaUiiv I Urn Sit W.ll. l. 1 i i uipaew Its raiHaoaslv received asa sever aid thev sine sataur each live their eassrisiaBwats this atlanaooa it cues ia me eveaiag waea bum amaslag pwdasstn 1 cvs ill ergm.

DsAFSass Cratv Nothing that has vat ban sm.1,.. for the earn of Dealnesa Is at all compare so Dr. faeN.i Acoustic OIL Tb thon sands of cases la which It has effected cares satisfactorily attest Its vatne. When tha deafness is recent the care Is oftea suddea aad rrrsasncnL Also Bay's Ltaiateat warranted to cart aav cane ei pu Tne Stove Varnish, by which ail a loves aad shbes, or grates, may a kept a jet buck, wita as beautilul a polish as a comes body by one application a year. Bold only at 21 Those who prater raiting their owa hair tn wearing a as 1 rood haa I article la the form of a whig, can always do ao I oy reroitxing lataoufli tasir pencraaiuana with Otdriege' Bairn of Columbia.

Tha woadert It ha wrought a a atreagtbener, preserver aad restorer of th Hair, during th twenty fire years It has bees be for tb paths, wouM fill nnaay votaases ia tha ratattoa. It open the pores of th scalp, renews the circulation of the blood ia the eapilUrv vtiaela or the skin, prnnotss Ibe perspiration ao essential to its growth, reawves toe dandruff and scarf, which era iianBiy us result oi enupmaaajn persiiraxioa. and Imparts silken flues end th most datigntfoi soflnsnt to the treaai bean IV. Those renllaaien who nave been succaasfal ia the attempt so ealUvale whisker, will find ia tne naima nowenui auxiliary, aaa is be foasd true osuj as loatnnona no. xt vobxuhbmis suaet.

DATCHSLOB HAIB UTS A IrfqtnB FOB tBSTAJTrLT OLOBrno tbs Haw, bisks' as, ttc I ta claims tn Bag will at once be understood by those who baa so'd the preparation lie red tar dying the hair, lit appir 1 Biapanucniiy a perfect hair dye, without oestrovlnt tb elaatielre of the bair. To fancy store keepers, druggists, etc It will be found a most desirable article, a they can with confidence, recommend It lo the Ir customers, aad aot ne trembled wisa coaipiainis 11s eying so skib or linen, it will not ran oa ia an nr. aaa connauji was rung only impraves lis an pearaaea. The color it permanent and perfeeuy uaifarin, entirely free from those unnatural tinta. varvine fnw faded greea to the royal purple, produced by the ordinary hair dyes, la proof of itn efficacy the in Ten tor it prepared to apply to de to whrskele, or a portion sf the hair.

with. out charge, tn those wishing to purchase. If It proves tatlt factnrv tor whlca pumas be has Drirate rorm pr.j only snd sold wholetaUe aad retail by WM. BATCHELOR, No. Wall street.

Bear Broadway. Price gl, donbl sis I SO. Copy th address, tkne agent ia Washington cilv! I EX CttKKa Phalob' Maoio Baim Dte. a new aa discovery, warranted selthar to mnt a or wash err hi. Liquid Oy, which iasULnmneoualy cbanrea ibe crier of be Hair 10 a beantifnl brown or black, without Injury to as nair or saia.

1 ne trees aupenonty 01 Ihta Uye consists In the easy mod of aoolieation and insisaianeon. rr all other Dyes reaulrini from tea ta twelve hours an i. any change. Iu tope riot excellence will be apparent to siTcry ass upon a ainfie appiieaaoB. country geaUemeB can have a bottle forwarded them by express, by sending cash enclosed to B.

Pbaloa, 61 Broadway, Jodsoa's Hotel. Price Bi per bottle, with full directions for ass. City gea tiemea are taqoested to eau al lb depot sad have their waussnsv a. err rtew DiacoTerT Bv which all stores pipes or (rate may be kept a Jet black, with a beautiful a polish at a conch body with on application year sold oniy at xi ixmniaaat street. D.

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Involving the Interest of mooey and th duralioe of life It also receives money la trasts aad allow IiXTEIlEST OX DEPOSITS. For 60 days and over, 4 per cent, per aaanaa. For years and rer, Asd all other deposits, sad aepoait uuraded for acea muiatioa.tuck mtarasta amy he agreed oa at th th deposit it made DAVID THOMPSON, President. PhlllD R. Kearnev.

Secretary. aal9 Seaman Sc Mnir, 321 BreaAtarar Hnv Just opeaed 6 4 Freach Merino Cloths of good quality and beaatlful colors, which they will arJlatflva shillings per yard. Silks aad Cashmeres purchased at lb larg sal of Bea kaxd A Hattoa. Long aad square Shawl af very dencrlptioa Paris Cloaks, Mantillaa, Dress as aad Tislurs a full aaaortmeat of Kmbrosderies, vary chaap. High colored Tarttas, Gala PUids, Frenxk rntidt, Msri ooes sad Cashmeres vary rich Erabroidered Craps Shawl.

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Haw Toast, October 184s. ftT Tb following stetetneat of the affairs of this Coan aaay is aebUthed ia conformity with tha reqairmaveats af the 1Mb taction of tn act of Its fncorpornliDB Pwaalnassoa risks aot marked off, 4th October, "w' 1845..... tM0.5l Fisminaa received the th year ending 4tk October, 1844 vis oa sarins risk 57i95 11 Oa Inland aavigatioa and traa jawtatioa risks I01JM 37 Oa firs rasks ISOBX il Net! earned pmnlaans. Losses duriag the saan pariod oa saarin risks, including interest, commission, ate On inland transportation and savi gatloa risks. m.

Os fire risks Ka iusurancea daring th Expenses, laclndiag snlariea, ot fiot real, foal, lights, books, stationery, fcc WILLIAM MAcY, FRED'K WISSMANN, JOSEPH FOULKE.Jr, 8SBJ44M Euvd prrmiotM tiarioc thm yew disc as S412.38S S3 73,965 It S0.73S nj 15,873 10 2380 38 Deficlrncyof 1845, arising from th dlsaatroaa firs ia Broad street, 19th July, 1815 Leaving 4th October, 1845 Dividend 22, per cent, on 060,880 99 tor 1846 Nell accumulated Profits la 5 8TRACHAN, ANTHONY NEILSOX, ALFRED 8 ETON, CHARLES 8AGORY, PETER FRANCIA, THEODORE DEHON, I.ISQJM SI Lmtntnrm premium 60,614 84 578340 14 Nett prafits during lb year 9384,040 SS TheNettProfiu during th yar 184J. Dirideasd per ct 86,880 00 The Nett Prof) Is during the year 1843. Dtvldead 1 34 per let 166,610 60 Tb Nett Profit during th year 1814. Dividend Mperet 195,180 00 00 319,191 SO 198,858 SO 79.786 00 The AttlM of th Company on th 4th October, were as follow Cash la Banks and la Nw York City percent. 38,663 92 7 050 00 Bond and Billt receivable (aail premium accounts unset tied nana oa atock.

Scrip of sundry mntnal la uranc com pantos. Interest do oa bonds Bad mortgage, and sundry itemi, amounting to 408,644 SO 1846, 41 S0.61SJ9S 149,433 S3 447,079 09 13,129 87 699,655 69 The Board oi Trustees hava this day dcelarad a Dividend of Tsirty tM ausd iaJ ftr cent, oa Ihe Earned Premiums of th year ending October 4th, 1846, for which certificates will issued on and alter th 1st January Bait. Alto, a Dividend of Sit par ctat. is cast aa tb rednetd certlftcales of 1849, 1843 aad 1844, payable est aad after th Noveat ber proximo. It waa turther unanimously Resolved, That, la lb opinion of th Board of Trust no dlvltlon of tha prohlt of thl Company ahould mad BatU the accamulated aarnlngt shall at least exceed Oa Million of Dollars.

By order of the Board. JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary. TRUSTEES. MOsES GBINNELL, DAWSON, CONRAD FABER, SAMUEL FOX, WM EDGAR. HOWLAND, GODFREY PATTISON.

SAMUEL MITCH ILL, JACOB NEVIUS, FRED'K FOSTER, RICH'D HAICHT, PETER POIklER, GEO WINTHROP GRAT' SCHDTLER LiVINGSTGN, ROSWELL 8PRAGUB, OLIVER SLATE, Jr. DRAKE MILLS, ROBERT MA1TLAND, HENRY A COIT, JOHN A ISFLIN. ELLAS PON VERT. JOHN VAN BEUREN, CHARLES MARSHALL, WM CREAGH. A.

B. NE1LSON, President ALFRED SETON, Vie President JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary. New York, October 1844. 30 ImU. Sugar Store, 141 nwery, New Vttrk, Th subscriber often for sal In qoaatiti to salt purchasers, the following ehole good.

SUGARS Nw Orleans, Porto Rico, St. Croix, Brown Whit Havana, Smart' Refined, Crushed aad Ground Loaf, Ac Ac. TEAS Greea and Black of every variety, aaaoagst which will a found th finest Young Hyson Imported, at only 8t par pound, on trial of which will satisfy any person. It la so humbug. Fin flavored Y.

H. at 6a. Alto Y. H. at St and 4s.

per pound. Souchong at St and 3s. Fin flavored Oolong at 4s. Choice Oolong at St aad 8a. COFFEE Java Coflee roasted sad ground dally at only la per pound, one trial of this Ooftc will prove It is good, If not ths money will be refunded.

W.F.MOODY, 141 Bowery, 1S 3m Successor to Perkins fc Town tT TJnlTeraltr the Cltr ot "lew Trk An annual meetiniof the shareholders of ibe University of the city of New York will he held nn MONDAY, the 3d nay ol nnvemner next, at ine university, at is clock, mr the purpose of electing members of the Council, la the pise of those whose term of service expires at lb it Urn; and also to select foar members of th Council from the Cor poration of the city. votes win ne received rrrm is lo I r. M. Br order of the Council, o29 3tnp WILLIAM B. ACL AY, Secretary.

Wew Upholstery Materials. I fJATO.V 4c CO. have received their regular supplies of the above articles and are now prepared to oner to buyert the largest nnd mosi extensive assortment of RICH CURTAIN STUFFS, that have ever been shown la Ihis country. For richness of fabrics, elernnc of design and variety of styles, ihey ara confident their slock cannot be su pawd nr equalled lu thl market all oeire or our owa importation, and bought for cash la the Freoch and Engliah markets, the prices will be found oa comparison at low aa any other a taniianment. THB ASBOBTMBirT COHSUT TARTLY OF Superb Brocade Satins and Brocntellea Embroidered Satins wilh gold ad slivar Damaa d' Egypt, a splendid artici Rich figured Damask BatlBt Brocatellee, every variety of colors Superb quality of extra wide do Rich Silk Taffeta with lace figure, entirely new India and French Plain be Una India Satin Damasks Bilk and Wool Venetian Ttpes tries Extra quality of 8 4 Damns d'Laln Drapery roth, Taborelte Cotelline for carriage lining Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains New designs of French aad English Chintz Plushes of every color and quality Gimp, Cords, Tassels, to match th materials Turkey Red, Bin aad Buff Twilled Cotton Worsted snd Worsted aad Cotton d'Lalae.

With every variety of article adapted for Curtains, Furniture Covering, Ac all of which have been selected with grral car for tha retail sales, snd no expense spared In ob taining superior qualities ann permanent colors. P. A CO. r.ipectlully solicit their rricndsaad th public to examine their stock of Brocade Bilk and Satles, selected from th manufactories of Franc and Italy, most of ineaa bain entirely aew design aad of th most exquisite color ings, will be found oa inspection worthy the attention of the admirers of this beautiful and costly fabric All of which will be freely how. 33 JOHN STREET.

taa eodaip Fiiicliley fc Hatters, 189 BROADWAY, (OPPOSITE JOHN STREET,) RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC, that they have, ia coa sec boa with their Wholesale Honse. 78 Maldca Lane, opeaed the above store for THE RETAIL OF HATS AND CAPS. Having for torn years supplied tha principal Hat Stores ia Broadway, ihey led eoaoueatto pioduc ante a that will please. Their facilities la importing themselves th most of their materials I nam Europe, enable them ta ataaa factnr superior good at moderate coat. They will keep a heavy stock of goods, aad ao Ham or Cap will baaflered that will aot ha strictly tfa.ir ewa predactioa.

Their ob ject in thus opening being simply to ianodne their whole sale business, ao large pronts ar expected their price will be without regard 10 retail profits, therefore, those sa voring them with Iheir custom will be dealt with oa tb moat liberal terms. The establishment will be conducts lng for any particular Cap, or eomethlnr extra, eaa by calling al their Wholesale Factory la Maldea Lane, (elect from tha richest of mniariala aamtata, aad tha largest aaaua lineal of Irimmioga. etc. Ac They hava adopted a aaw method la tbe trimming of thrr Hats, that will prevent lb oil from the hair or perspiration sulking through, which bt a deside rnium not so overiooaan. ianoor vr Upholstery, Curtain Materials and Trimmings.

SUBSCRIBERS have received aad hava JL aow ta store Curtain Malerials, OraanMBU and trua miags, comprising the following mm oe tain, euuia uaanaaks. WmIjJ raunaska. Tur key Red. Embroidered Lace aad Moslia Cartnlne, Silk aad Worsted Gimps, all Satin Binding. Silk Galloon, Fringe, 1 asaeis, window aad Bad Cornices, Curtain plat, Pol, Biers, Ac Ac Also aa.

invoieeaof varv ennerloe nalnlJ rnwk Window Shades, lanxtstapa designs. anore neieg ottrow importatioa. wa Heel eoerjoeni la eflering them at aa low price at they caa be bought at eaj vuwr aoasa. CHAS. McAULET A CU 116 Hudsoa street N.

Y. Pertoas India their owa anatertain ea. K.v. them made np from th iare.tde.lyns. cSJ eo Ul To Country Merchants.

BROWN SHEETINGS AMD SHIRTINGS of verv alvl. sulvUtk .11 (k. I. both heavy aad Baa. assy be had at aaasusaeoirers' prteea, atNe.

18 aad HO Ldar atreet, Y. half a block ahov Pearl street, ap slain. T. N. UNDERHILL.

A 1 ED. The establish ment, Nos. 18 aad 90 Cedar treet, fat the that of its kiad. aad eon tales tha largest aa ortmentof Browa Bbeetlags ever exhibited a pea ssy neor usuiew iHarec js aaa 7 a Bbirttaes. from the low quauiy asaanractareo yaiaa aad a quarter aad yard aad a half wide Htwmtti.r.

yard leetiars Great Reduction in Prices, A Jy.1!',1""" crater Lihertr. 0 ao. UW UMrtaM risVHI. WksJI a Fall and Winter Shawls, SM sdeesaPatarVe. Laala, fmxmmmx.

ts Co. beat kirk Printed lksneraa, Most of the above have beaa parebnaadu the'Lauta Pe remntoryataaa.nad are being aold at nrsDss hensaaost aa heard of, jruit uasu. JITT1 AH FB1SBIR. k. I.wlba Mrtienlar asHSC to lb CsCS HO "WE.

N. 200 piece low trie Gala Maids, a (nau av. 39 a Useful and Elerant l'resents. T1FFAHY, VOIKO AMO EltW. ti an U60 Braadwav, oeeoali City Hall, tnd 70 Broadway That iheir IninortauoBS and variety tra hug thaa those of aay other kottsa na the trma Tnat ibeir gooos ara all asade specially to order, selected with much care by em af tisest firm satideat la Ea thev narchaae are ataaVe with cash nndander rry fncilily of experience aad pertoctod anaatsmeat.

la th avincinal mksn and wick in bnat aaantaCtBret Thai the extent of their aalea make it practicabM for them to sell at a ariodenw advance, and aesures trash aad tirabl stock 80 that they feel entirely coarWIeat hi thww aWsta, aad here assnrs purchasers of their dupanisew, ta aaak ihaii stablishment aa tovnrably known for asoderntsna nnoaa.as they natter theaiselvea it is for extent aad variety. They respectfully invite tb visits of srraaeera, nnder th assurance that they may examine ibacollectioa wiUwat incurring th toast obliratioa to aiak pnrehnse. WHOLESALE PURCHASER will find at their store No. S59 and 960 Broadway, a Urger aad better collection than eaa be sound elsewnare, at pnees to which they court conpansoa with those 01 aay otaac house, and oa Ihe usual terms. Ia the following lint are but a pert af ear importations lelsid, Eboay aad Rosewood Desks, Papctories, Wort Boxes, Dressing Cases, axe.

Papier Mar be. Table, Work Box, Portfolio, Card Receivers, Cakisets, axe. Real Bronte Arttatieae Figures, Groups, Tuea, Aluawtt Staada, Candlesticks, ate. Berlin Iron do do do do do do do French, Dresden and India Force lain Flower Vat, Garden Seam, Toilet Bottle, ate. etc Bohemian Gins Vases, Pentsrt Sen, Toilet Bottlas, Cordial Bets, Goblets, ttc Paper, Envelopes, aad Fancy Stationery, th largest ss ortmnat la tha city.

Perfuiuery And axUclna for the Toilet, of the Sliest quality only. Fans Com ertsiar all stylet of French and Chinese, Rid, Paper, Silk and Feather. Fin Cutlery Pea aad Pocket Knives, Scissor, Raxora, fee. from Rosen at Son. Bilveraad silver gilt Dert Knives and Forks, Oyster Forks, lea Cream.

En. Taa and Table Snooat. ttc Portiolio, Card Cases, Wsitou, Tablets, Pnissa, Bti eales. Riding and Driviat. Whip.

Parasols, 8ua ohadea, Umbrailaa. Baa Umbrellas, Caaw Umbrellaa. Gloves, guarantawd aqua to th fiat retailed hi Pari Chinese and Indian goods aad cariosities, ate. Opera. (J lasses, French Jewelry, Steel Beads, Brneeien Plan, Ac.

Bridal Cushions. Betchela, CorbeUlrs, As. aplOsp HEW ArTUlTIN DRY GOODS. Thomas Hunt Co. 9 Wlllimnnl atrereit.

HAVE la atoraaad ar daily reeeivin th neaeelaa toost desirable styles at IJry boods suitable far Jar bertvs IT SLaanf tscturers of Clothing aad irfer chant TsxllortH which they oner for sal oa reaaoa able terms. Mackinaw Blankets, white, rreeaand blue Geatiaaeila Mackinaw Blaaketa aad Duml Csoths Blue aad drab Flushings aad bearer Cloth Gold, greea mixed aad bin Pi tout 6 4 and 3 4 fancy mixed Tweeds Kentucky Jeans, mixed Satlaet, etc. German French English aad America a. CLrOTUS AND CASSIMEBE8, Woollen. Velvet and ewaaadowa Vestugt Fancy Worsted aad Valencia Veiling Figured Masourka Mohair aad Alpacca Serge 6 4 Bilk aad Cotloa Warp Alpacca Velvets, Bergea, Padding, Thread, BewiBg Bultoas, Twist, Hosiery, lores.

Bat pander Scarfs, Cravats, aad ail kinds of Tailor's irlmmlngs. ygpap Horace Waldo OFFERS for sale, at No. rin street 75 catet Georgia Nankin SS bale Indigo bio Drill SO ease Bleached Drill 130 bales 4 4, 4, 10 4 and 1S 4 Brawn Bboattags ao bale 87, 28 aad 30 lack Brown Bbirtlag SS eases Bleached Diapers; 50 bale Bin Denial 175 bales 77 A 30 la. Mariner' Twil'd Shirting Snip 65 bale 87, 98 BeB Ticks cases 3 4, 7 8. 4 4.

10 4 aad 13 4 Bleached CMtoa kale S8 aad 30 Inch Cotloa Osnaburgs ISO bales scarlet, greea aad yellow Flaanelt A large assortment ot Kerseys aad Plaid 50 case Pantaloon Bluffs, various sty lea 3ii Bale neraiey unects 35 ease 3 4 Canada Gray fulled Cloths SO cases 3 4 Caaslmara SO bie piala and twilled DuAU Blaaxst. yS7 Bp fall goods. BEAUTIFUL styles of Cashmere Pilkend Velvet Vest lngs. rich laacy Caaslmere aad Broadcloth of various Colore, Just received at BOO lit dr. TAILAJalX.

ESTABLISHMENT. 1P7 Bboabwav. Cttizea aad Iran sees are invited to examine thl stock before purchasing, as lh aaaortmeat will be (bond equal If not super Ion to any other of the trade, and tha subscribers' well known fact lines la buying, together with their ackaowt need character for email prona ara sufficient guarantees against exorbitant charge. Overcoats, (light and wadded.) Pello's Back, Ac, mad and trimmed in a rich aad sabataallal manner, for sale low. 3r Tb cutting department sUU nnder tha dlrectioa of Mr.

J.Lee. 83 R.ICU. GOOLW FOR GENTEMfcN'S WEAR. FIOBIso.t WOOLE1Y A1VD LINEN Drapers and Tailors, ISata. loo ansa 137 llllam, between tan assad Fnltsa street.

KEEP eonataolly oa hand a choice ttoek of Goods, tultabl for Gentlemen's wear, which will he made op 10 order I a sty I aot surpassed by aay other aiablih ment In Ihe city. Also a ri assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. la connection with Iheir business they har opened a rrom for the tale of fin SHIRTS ITNDER ARItlENTS, DBE8S INU kattll r.sr. etc c. oVCs ot their owa ansaufacture, which will disposed of at wholesale, al very row prices for cash or city acceptaaca.

Dealers who with a good artici, are Invited to call aad examine our stock. B. Shirts made to measure and warranted to fit. au3l bp Depot of Paris Embroideries, oTfers tor sal oa reasooable term. Uefrigerators.

Ware. anIS Soup House Keeping Hardware Ac J. V. HERRI AN, me But ureavsi watr. IJATE rscetvad par lata arrivai a foil asscrl HkL meat or Table Cutlery, Tea Trays, Ac Plaa'd and Com.

Tin Wars Enam'd and patent metai. Ice Cream Apparatus, Hats, Brushes, ttc Plated War, Brit tan la, Bnmaed Una. Ae. German Silver Ware, Wood A Willow. Pat.

Show Bath, ate. Th subscribers ar A Ken is for th sale of Shay' patent Ventilated Refrigerator', salve really allowed to a lh best artici for the preservation of Ice, betnr so ar ranged at to prevent the blending of the taste at different kindt ol fond, to mueh complained of la other kinds. Th above with a full assort men I of Hardware, Ae. sp scrtaiaiag to our line, will be sol oa term to offer Induce ment 10 tbos about to commence housekeeping. Goods sent to any pan of the city or Brooklyn fYe ol charge.

Catalogue al the stor. ap30 ap Rich Paris Fancy Goods. IltlPORTER, If. 70 Will lam street. ny stairs.

HAS RECEIVED by recent arrivals, aad will eontlBUa to receive by packet from Harm, a large aad full aaaortmeat RICH FANCY GOODS OF THE LATEST STYLE 1, Consisting la part of rilk and Velvet Ke lieu lee, richly aas broidered steel sonneted aad fancy Purses Tel vet bound Portfolios aad Albums, silver mounted Bouveaira; Fana, Scent Boules iara uases. ta pearl, shell ssd silver I Teas Ira cases work and Glove Boxes; Mastc Boxes mi Brosurerrsusw, sum, aaroaw aaa caaaseiiee xmta Alto, of alirely new aad rich patknmt. BRONZE, MAR BLE AND CHINA CLOCKS; Caaaelahra; Flambeaux. I with aa extensive asaorrmeat Porcelain Vasas DIN 1 NEB, PEbtERT aad TEA BETS, of ehole pa tsars. which tha lalentkm of pnrchrtssers tavHed.

aa4np please will he experienced by tneir patroac rereoas with I uxcasis SI 5 Braadwar, (a ekalre.) i el Maau 171 GKHARB1K, Ageat for Maaufectarara, has PS 1 JL eeived from recant arrival. oners tor saia at va ry low price, a large astoruneat of fore. lain Vaeeaot all use plain white aad taacy deoorated dlaaer, smirt aad lea seu fascv caps, mugs a ilk name, aad asotioas coiogaa hot lies, Ac Ac Also, richly ducotatud chiaa, dor as aad candles lid. a. N.

B. Orders received tot tha gildlag aad sain Uas se tabl shraent la Spraea txaat, to asalch aay aaiterB of rrencn or eaigirtn untaa. ti7 Ara Cottage and Cabinet Furni ture Manufactory, Ware roe in 168 lDltea NtwTnk, AT this Establishment will be foaad a fall assortment of uot tax Furniture, eoaeistincaf Black Walnut aad Painted Cottage Chain. DreaaiBf Bureaus, Freach Bedsteads, Waah Stands, Commode. Ac Also, a Baa stock of Mahogaay Furniture.

mate af Bond sesaonsd wood, coasistiag of Sotaa, Divaaa, I Ills. Freach Parlor Chairs, Easy Chair. Sola Badsiaarni, stockier. Chain, Tea Table, Card Talaaa, Sidaboarda, Wsrd robes. Bonk Cases, Uuarteuea, Centra T.Uea, Ac All kisds of Cabinet work made to arder.

Steamboats aad Hotel supplied wiih good vrerk at pricas at low aa aay other ettabiuhmeat la tb city. D. A WM. LEE. 168 Fnltna earns.

DESKS Office aad CoaaUag Haas Utah, af narioaa pasaera and tlxet, coattaatly ae haad aad ao ap GEO. It. CIIOLWELL, HAVING REMOVED FROM HIS LATE STORE TO WILLIAM STREET. IO 24 lTIaiden lane. wide yard I (aVOLICITS th atteatioa ef Cos a try Marchaaa aad af every I Dealers tn his targe aad varied aasortatcat of grade.

A larrt taritlr af taa bjid si law FRENCH. ENGLISH AND GEkM AN rimrv enrau prices weighing I lb. to 4 yarns. Also, lb best heavy Portable Writing Desks, Work Box. Psari, VaHret aad rsaeeung iouian Mead, LawreawMO.

blark Mills, Cabot A I e.lt taxd Case. Need I Books, etc, plain aad laacy rseasram neavy. APMctoa Busnx. a. l.at 1 rocaet nooks and Wal eta.

Ferfoaure n.Q.w kncrwna, Ac Aim, BatU, Wick. Twiaa. Warp aad Wad Steel sad other Peas, Trimming. Cutlerv. Hla.1 and Gold sren cruuuserB souoa are, assorted TwbW, iu.

1 se 1 a. rencus, ttc, aau ia I act every tsscrplioa of artici 10, aad 7 to 11 Also, riojsulk, Amoakeag. aad lie York I nsaaUy kept in general fancy besiaesc Partoas wiahiag Drill. nykvWASea COMMERCIAL GARDEN aBtt Itaneryi af Partant dfc Plaalainar. Bear w.

v. THE proprietors of this ealabirshsDeBt ar constantly latreaslug their stock, which bow covers nearly savaary acre of ground, aad Include trrmn deainbM varia ty of Frail aad Ornamental Trees, Shrabs. Rosea, Viae. Thair snasssilta of specimen trrooada for the test. of every vsriety of fruit Utev eultlvalc anord Iheaa ia created facilities for tb attainment of cta rectaeas.

They would also call attmtloa ta thair mreo sssibibmibi of FareltaGrerjacemMtyvarkKief which User are fruiUng nsder glass To venders, aad thoat who parr has la lam qtutaUtias, Uberal diseoaaa will mad Catalogueeaa Woatalaad rraua of Panoas A LswreBce, 1 Pla. af A. B. Atlea. 1K7 Water or of th.

proorieson ky anil. Thoaa who deetr. to visit th establrsbmerrt eaa take the tlmkoat treat Fnltsa Market slip at Bi A. M. aad 4 P.

ht or the stage at the aarae noun from tb corner af Dover street nne rreaaua square, aa nav snore man two boors at tbe Nursery. elt eod tNt)DAW sty I'rCbaX Ckikee aaa Paatrr erery aoornlng. .1 VI Ql 01 oppoatt the Takraacav ts asirchaxe will nad It ta thair dvaatage to call. GEO. R.

CHOLWELL. Mauulaciujar aad lmporbtr. 'g Maid kta. Improved solid headed Pins riiHE subscnaen offer (or tale all tha various a B. am New House Furnishln? Goods.

WORAW A HirCIIWOCT, Ne. Jl Broad way. are now receivla a vary szsssnrr seaavt meat Hobs rnraishtnc Goods. esT nw nad nasattni ams arras, aaieciad nad to np with gral OM partners wk has nana seat asea ths ta fcVarooa. Th araV ctee enwjsrf, ta maat eiiansiva nsBortasent at new nat trM uy er before ogered (nr ansa, sac a aw SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLATED AXD "alt aad Butter VA TtTIM.

lis of th. mmtmw mmm I I i i mm, ase uib uicaarDOckcr to aad Dtaaaoad Piac They are believed le th arocl of lh kind ear prodoced. W. C. LANGLEY A CO Hnetf SS Broad a aoraaraf Exchaate place.

w. 1. 1: If havao band cbotcelcioa a of Family Groceries, eensisttng Greaaaad black Teas, la vanotts aackage aaJ afklgha ida Madein. Sherry and Port Wines, ia wood andglas. Claret of various kiad.

Champagne aad Hock Wise. Old Govarainent Java Coflee. ertneaaJtty. AC" which they offer tor aala at 14 Walker wt or trench store 719 Broadway. mrrrt se 3r Vetera of th sunset quality.

Ires Unas taa tncu or ta the halt bail, at TAYLOR'S tSahnaa, S37 Broadway apooaiw Ua TsAersaci. ELECTBO FLATE. 3, snd Giaaa Croat frames Brmad. Oval and Victoria Waiter Do do do Baskets Da Cbaaihev CnaoHeaOcks Hlfb nnd Lew Cantocloi Teast stacks an Crass Calna Coflee and Tea Sett nad Una twtag Tea and Coffe Ket Una saw style fWk nad Batter halve between 8ih aad Oth r.rZTVT aaaU.nCtaiWM Mail Masai 7 aa aj IZT ssn. ava T8J Rankia Klnn ul a.nw nvt Sqaar aadraaad 1 ESTABLISHMENT.

door aho dav af October, al A. M. Tibaa Ooaatsrs aad BotnW Staad Tsa and Cone Urn Jasaaed Tea Trays bt setts aad sisfie tb fraas MvarsetT ta th eoonn y. Ttbt Catiery bt sates aad Polisbe Bttw) rir Sett Beat Kagtiah Brtnula Tea at Coffee retta Pspief Macs Port Folios Card Baskets aad Rack Scree, Tables, lak Tray, Card Cse, All of which thv as. Lwii Kraman Ar Af 11 1 l7wup Gas ChantUiierg, Mantel 11 a BROADWAY, are aow OCT, 1 Ism si I Alt amat efSuMsaal Lh.hu, Clwia SrVca sta, Laattres, Acsniubie to, pel raw.

dwZ Ji. sabli bandings. Ac Also, a tare. aawnTt.lf Solar aad other Lamps, faadsltbraa. racasiL T1 Tngether with a pert eel nseurtment af Tamil Hosts Tv nishmj Goods.

House Furnishing Goods! TO LOU FOB CSE Of PAHUls. WO It A "I tc BR) lAOWAY, hava aow aa entire aew assortment of Gooes to loaa oat having made tore Hal lions to their stock by recent purchases la Euros aad at boson ao thai their none ar ia Deriact order, and asoaUs Their stuck at entirely fresh ha keen selected with great cars, expressly for dry trad at vary reduced pricsa, aad eons prise aa rich a assortsnent af Parisian gbreae anst Fancy Dry Cis, as baa beaa ottered a tb public duriag th present aatoma. They lavlle parebaeers to etamiae their Good, a they are eoafidant that tha great sailing off la price wil1 enak them lo oner greater inducements thaa eaa be onered ty established bouars, having old aad aepreciated stocks aa hand. Tbetr assortment comprise every Tartety of lh most syaVodid Bilks Caahater d'Eeoass Merinos Moasselia Lalnee Cassel's ksir, roc be, and Emhrmdere Crape Shawl, (aoatt of which art egnal to any offered Ibis tea ana) Lares sad Embroiderlee Mourning Goods Parialaa Cloaks Weedier aad Ball Drea.es soe elher with every variety of attractive aad dealrab. Good asaaliy kept ta the I arrest renn way eataaiun menu.

Mr. MUIR retired from tha firm ef A. T. Stewart It ao lh 1st of January hurt, aad he nailers himself that hi many veers' exnerienc la that house, aad hat perl net knowledg ef tha Broadway trade, will enable bim to oOer. at ell ttme.aa attractive stock of good, well sdapled so th nee vait'ng nasi aad fas blows.

0I4 Imnp new nnd Seasonable Gootls. WASHBIKN at kEIJIOlR, OENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE APPABXL ARD NEW FURNISHING WAREHOU5 No. SI JoHM STB EXT. First txtrtstr East af Broadway, TS TITE the attentloa of their friends asd stranrars m. visiting th city 10 their rich a a exieaalve stock Geatlamea' Drees and Undress Good, CTlettt.

Ctaaalmerea aixad TeeUmars. Black aad laney colored Cloths aad Caulsaerea, BioUey aad Boa Jeaa, and other approved ataaalactrara. Rich 8Un, Silk. Velvet. Cashsaara.

Valaaci, MarwUle aad rsohrosdered VeatiBga, all th mast ran patleraa. Fatahlemstaile Apvau el mane order from good lurntshed by as oarrcastrjar ia the anost raahioaabla styi aad approved workaiaaahip Itavy atd Irniitmrr I stlfaraie raeteva aaracalar at tea uoa, being aunilitr wiih th regula lioas wilh regard thereto. FtimlalilsiB; sSostdla. Cravats, Bearfs, Ac Rich taacy aad plain Batla. Bilk, Baralhaa.Graade Rhine, lull a.

Corned aad Twilled. Glove Black, whit aad colored Kid, bast Paris msau facture; Baca, Castaar, Cashaner, Merino aad Bilk, of all colore. Under Garments Bilk. MeriBa, Lamb' Wont, Shaker, Scotch and Cwuoa a tare assortment. Also, Ladies' cbosos Usees Garmeanx.

Bltlrta. Cellars atntl Ravaetata. Lloea, striped llaea, and maslia, fancy and plain mnslla Shirt, all the latest patterns. Also, a full assortment of Collar aad Roanaas. Sbtrta seed 10 order end warranted tn fit.

Oar Shirts have obtained gsaernl favor for perfect aessorntta atyi. Hnpenelera.ShBailcIer rtracetv, dVe. French, Lor Mr aad Elastic Suspenders, Shooldet Brace. Riding Belts, Umbrellas, Canes, Pari Brash, ferfnmssy, ax, ate. Rbet de C'lsatmbro Llnsa Cloth, Caahaaare, Henao.

Chlntx, aad atada to order. al Loir Prices for Casti. CROCKEKT WARE. I. Collamore, 003 Hreadway, Jttat kelew if eaBtem tM HA Ik oa hand as good aa aaaortment of Crockery Ware as eaa be found la the city, aad at price as low as th lowest, ssd fully lea per coat bt thaa down tow stores with a similar saaoraneat.

Cut Glass at tea per cent last thaa isrevtou prices. To thoee camaieaciag housekeeping, or wishing to "buy a let of inducement will be tiered. New Dinner tnd Toilet Su just opened, with a Urg assortment of Fancy Good, consisting of Vases, Coiogaea, Bnsqae Figures, Bobemiaa Glass. Ac. 605 BROADWAY.

cSS ap Just below Houston rt. A R. THOnPs.il. N. 6 Reaver tU XO COSll UUVerS.

im.e Importer of Freach Dry Goods, Is receirlag ha TT rsrsg tn pS MUFFS. Harm packeta of Parts roods rrom the nsacu 1 facturers, vis Embroideries, consisting of pelerines, cane TredWeil i TOSt, arms, collars, cspes, ckemisettee, rich dresaes, linen cambric eo ft g6t PFARL STBEh'T, hdkta. iaee capes, veil, scarfs, Ac (U. 8. Hotel Building, New York.) Artificial Dowsrs la rnrlM.

bnncnes ana splits, assorted 1 ANTJFACTURER8 aad Wholesale Dealer la Hat, sTissawn, uw mm i Csra. Fssri fan. sat Caa Natera' sask sa Tna miaga, oflirr for sal. a eoasalate aad exteatlsa nnnrimBt of Good la the ir lie, at very reduced price, for Cam. Jaaa Buyer will avaaca tneir interest eaneallaliy rjy xaminlng th subscribers goods aad pnee.

prerkiua 10 purchasing ltewhera. E. L. Tbbbwbu, I Hbbbt Faorr a sun BU.t, at BLyjn 1 260 aad 963 Fean street, real tbetr work. a9T Cabinet Furniture at BBxtnccD icn THE subscriber, M.

Allisoa, No. 8 Veeey alreet. Is aow prepared to supply socb as are la want of good. ill made, substsstial Furniture in all lb new and Fash losabia Styles, ia Roseweod, Mahogaay, Ac, Ac, which ha ha manufactured under his own saperviaion af th bast tesoed aiate rials, and which be wi'l assure tb aarcha to giv en lire satisfacUoa la price aa well as quality. He basalaooa ban a quaaliry of very clegaat Rosewood aad Mahogany Veneer for sal.

Purchasers will find il to their ad ranter to call at hi aid establishment before baying elsewhere, as all his work is mad oa Ihe preanisee, aad Is not sarpassed ia quai'ty tyw by ay lath city. M. ALLISON. siu np ao vesey street. E.

DUPUY, Apothecary, Of the late ir na ef Dell ae 4c Papny, tac cetsars I Place A Malllards RESPF.CTFI'LLY Informs hK friends aad the public that be has removed hit basiaea to No. 609 Broadway, eoraer of Houston street, a here by strtel attsa tioa he hop 10 secure aoonuaaaac of that roafiaeBt ho ha n)oyad for the last taa years. A full supply wt Drags, Chetclcala, Pevfuanery, Boaaa, Hair aad Teolk Brashes, aad all articles coanscted with tb aa haad. A yoaag asaa anted who at com tie Ian 1 for all the braachea af ta psoieasnoa oa whs speaks French preferred. Apply ae abovn.

cost sp 1IOBUELL dc WALLACE, NEW CABIN EX FCBMITUBE WAREIIOUSae, We. 88 Bread war. eppealte 9Ierria t. Wa a.Md nfner1 at'dTawT whrsaenVm l1 Of French Cllilia aUfl I Uvoice. reeeiring fro Msirefactarer, that war CI tl sans aad sbaager will Bad a hug aad choice oy.

se nil aa aaaar tar shipping at reduced Brieec Steaaabeat and Cettaxe raraiiara mad te araer. 13 bp New Musical Publications. Firth, Hall S39 Bread war. Flrtlt Vfall, 1 FraakllaSaiaare PL'BUr THIS EEK riaiaeUoa Irom tb aew Graad Opera of Tn Ctcssnsss. by Benedict coa taiBlag Whoa aartden'd rbooghu th spirit sinks.

Sic I'm Ihia. oaly thine, a aow in enarsas. or Frieeshia, duett, lb Vneal Bean tie. af ky DoatsaxuTaa" te eabsr kaad I wnaeer. (quaa la a bells) Xeo A Kaurkt fraaa war.

letaraUBB. Mbslla rrsMa I be). Sic Bar will iboa tver Ihlak of mc fUaa farism lagrima), SSe Fslrest Maidara. I have rich, arjag ar daetts, (lo' son rleen), 25c, or tn. set enmpiata, t)l M.

Unadnilaa frost Wallace' saw Ovara of Mantaaa, arreaged by Oots, WHOLESALE 8I1ATL AVAULUOIISE, ITS Pearl atresia. wait v. xtxjtiretuHixt a cu Cheap Clothln? THE sabarrtner has aa haad a Wsrre stack of mnaafnrtasa fnsi aad wtaase esotaing. wsrocak I tsa lsa to th eoatbsra nad Weesere nssi Ta nas aveat eoaaansn aimean ess) arucie at esothnag asws anaafatlid tor lb Boathera aaarkec That sari la ap bt th Bnait sryle ad asasw nushfal nisan ir. 17 Pearl a.

Ciraaeelaa, Hall LtBlerBS. ajaa CMasmA altera. DIETZ, BROTI1ERS fc WASHINGTON STORES, ARB MAN0FACTI'RING. hauadL a fail ummisl of I tpiiowute amrlnar which he will a he will retail, at low prices, for cash Botar Lamp iilt, Saspeadinf Solare. 'm sTrocksrl sjolare.

Bouu Chaadr "7b.u.th. at whoicsAl ar mad aivred. la great ttoty. mZ 32 da ipar. Bracket de ea.

rmlmm Bd 4 BghlB. GuTiuoi CUs. Bilvased aad Braexaa, narioaa patssraa. Hall Latsra wtaAadgbxc aneinplm colt's Cotton Duck. mllR subscribers bats eoastaat suooIt of thair sra parlor ahric rf the varieo auaxbera, wtuch use otter riATU At 6EO.

GRISWOLD, yl kstf 71 aad Ti Beeth sa. WM. n. LIV liVGSTOrt, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Hardware, Cutlery, AND neavy Goods, WO. 103 PEAHL gr.ff YORK.

nUxmap Batsreaa Old lip aad the Pearl st. boaas AtrIIJekarreit PhllaAtlphia, tartastby 07 JUkWRNCa A tUCcri, CUf ttrwM. 1 wtU a tnaaeh kvwat tbaa tb 1 baa est 1 snotty bee am. e. t.vrisjsn 11 aryss af cants PeraaJ by UBBssalxa.

anil a btiaa Biuntaty aad Kaasaa GOODS FOR, FALL. TRAD Lewis Gootlman, No. 47 Jam at tret. kelweea Nattai 1 11 laasa airwetsv. aow nrsslst chose I IVInsnr Gooaa.

geaeraliy adapted la aar Fan 1 t's 1 which they iavli the nan 1 as atarc tasfrs si 1 Gooas. lathing; JlnBl actstrera aattt at, avn 1 a i i as Aso taeir saack ansy tot new styles sf German, French. English aad Aaserl an ci4tiis4 Vk.ri3 Soase baaaufui srjeciaserrs af I eai.rhaily, llamnili, aad Embrmasrsd. Hracade as Ti r.af iiaa aaa iisaca 1 ty as rings, aad Vast caanea, B'eca. Busts aistcat Want Porcaiaia Vase rf ensn tnontttaatBartraCbiaa Dtanasr, Dasart aad Taa Sar asnrelio.

Black aad col'd bilk sivets, bteca and rVk sad Worsted ewrgea, Holland aad Bueata. tVeeat Plaids. Beanufal style of Geata. Italian French and Bs II. Mlk Cravnr aad arni cHlk.

Lasting aad Rroca Coat Bnttoaa. apsr Wt aad csH'd Ball Twlavlsaliaa briars. Liaea Thread. Metia nad Cotton nose shins a Drawers, Silk. Waatiee and Kid Grevea, s)asndera.

Ban Infs. Tailor's TTisnasiars, til sf wkch will be a cheap far cash as aseovss paaar. tagty ItTr.lV (rOODtMlunEV RWUH AVilson G. Hunt ay as. 8 lrVilllatsta atrees.

e)r. riaUste ata HA VE la sloes aad art eoassaaUy taonivlac aew aa chute gooaa adapted to men a wear, which th tenia th attention osnry goedn Stall, ssaaataensnaes a and aserchapt tait CLOTH KDCAaSiyiEI1ES Of Gemnu. Fiaach. Beigiaa. Bafissh aad Amanrsa maa tv ki, and aaedlev esioars.

ta all awaliu. mKumm' HEAVV WOOg LESS. Mackiaaw la tats. Castor an Beaver urn, ru Cloth, Flnshiaga, Aassrieaa Coatlne aad heavy 1 nee as. r.3 1 1 Rewtveeweted Freaeh aad Eafllth VestJugs of varioas sty Us.

Eaelrah and Frracb Batisv Vasveta. rwrnea. Satinets. Xe pneed Asnerieaa Oolba na uaasisattae in grani varnny aew. They can furnish al the lowest latas, aay or aaa, a Mieetaa, Bnttoaa, and tailors' rananings af all kind.

Jyl4 matter how extensive, with every artici that amy ee "11 rmnninril'V wanted to supply ihe Is ryes parties I7 wnp AVaCll aj311lvv'l Lrrlv JI Carleton, Frotliingham Co. ar ST AVIXG added largelT so their stock Irom th nteaat "1 evicaa. tor cash, ana vary nca ssaw. KB peremptory aala. at auction, aad by aeiaetkss LT iwasty meant, Inrsam IToats.

nearca ad aaslnble goods from ether eoaicau, are aw af TLVja nlf? Vl ue4 assas. wtda aa tsriag aaasatl iaducemeata to nsxrehaaea of Dry Con da their Uas. Case of rich Fiaach printed aad gradaatod Cthmr Boa. Do of Ball a Bui pea, esDbrotdered. shaoed, and etnid 80 eases Scotth Cask mens aad Mealies ae Lain, la select stripes aad eolora.

French Mrtae aad Thibet Cleak Cloths. Tartar, Gala alald aad tgarad Cloth ClnakiBgs. Eich Freach evaaiag and parry diitu com pritlnt a very baaahful aaortmt of new atyies ta colored acd whit Ogare aad Borders. Ittaata emorosaered Robe sndTaaiea. Rich Capes.

Collar aad Caps, Lis Cemhrie Hrlkm. Habit Sbira nnd Cbemrsetts. Fall and Winter mikm. Shawn, Searik, Ac at 17 aad 190 William sl Washington ntnres. ol5 ap CARLBTON, FROTH INGHAM 4k CO Vus, vi, tilnssi aad saassttinct tebrntdared Bleevat Zamrm4 hivavr aad aiaia Lut ea Haadkerch tost beat analKy Kid Grove.

JOHN J. AYMAR, a Broadway. eP bBtwaaa Chambat aad Read ort. BRADBROOKS'S GOLDRB FIH, ft RR04DWAT. GENTLEMEN'S OU1 FTTTIKC UTttlJAHVEITT.

JVHT Ta Parle nnd Ijatdim. an elefanr ti BMimtnl af FaakioaaMe Arucwa. la Oravaa. Searib, Haadkarchlefc, Gbwat, Basaasdart, Bmofciag and Baihiag Caps, and ail kind af Gaaaa I ado Gamseasi for Baauaser wear. Stock, Collars, bras be.

aad Perfumery. A bun staisuaiat af lb nam snada LJaea aad Mnalia thlns oa haad, mad araer. A Ms, rilik their new aaderieasfv DT GOODS ZT" P.HMRNT. No. 921 Bboabwav.

rat Cf1 LtiU BUU Exnresa. fcalbla ir A a aW UaaeJIal aas llMadWas sua Ik ltaalb I wr a To the Ladies. A complet aaaantnaat af Lsdbsa' ready anade Lhnt. and a eiesaat asswisinsl of Umnat' Clib, with ssssi arav cle resiaialm for lh Aarsery. Iassauy BaasiBtt bnad sant eonspiBSB.

ansa news ae aay pan as ssss uaiasa aetata, ay 'nM' MRS. K. BRADBROOK'S Juvaali Warebsos. atyl ap W7 Broadway, Sjga of th Ooidea Ftta. New Carpets, Oil Cloths, THE tabscribev ha yaat attalwd aad as daily arcanvia; a aaw aad beautiful tiimimsal af Carpcu, lhal are (at sal at oaasual low Brtea.

which csmssiu ef Bruaeel's Carpets, at 10. Bad Beware. Thm rty da at the low pnee mi Be. Super ine rain, a food artatka. only as.

Sups do all wool. As aad at. fill CWha. from a seat wide; shvasask. twilUd.

tad Btaia VaBertsae, Bearth Rags, Table aad Pinna corers, braggeu, Blair keoa. Lamp aad Door Mais, Stair Bockiaga, Ac Ac All af Usees ta aa sold at sisainl price Par chaaers ar aarttcalatiy isviasd ta aa saaaiaatioa. blU tw 1 ATT, sStm 133 Broadway, ee. Aataoay at. M.

C. EDWARDS No. 4 South street, New York. Hassa had a eaastaat so poly af Newark aaa Champaiga Clater roa satr rtaa Bearr. aa aol iiib.

al as, Newark Cltter Vlargar, N. B. Bent to aay pan of th city ti at ex as ass. o5 bp Alattresses. Tae Freaclk Bprlaa ausa Self taajastlaa; "Iattreaa.

OrH FRIEND, Mr.SAMCEL F. HALSEY.atNa. 63 Vrmmj add 1 Uoa to ha Freach Fena Mat treat, with which every oa who haa mailt himailf acquainted le plraatt. aad which nraijy com bites tbersslttie sf the beat Haar Mattress aad, th ueeat down bed. bstag equal to Pail I a sen, Hair Mtllreasss and Feather Bad coaa btaed, wilhoat aay of the Bwerrauaf qaailoes af the kataar.

ha great variety at the most nerttct kiad aad wa. laviu Cabiaat Maker. Coach Mtkera.ad all la search of a spring af a superior quality, for all th purposes for wh ch springs are ass, ta call aad examine Mr. Haiscy Bpriafa, aad hlllliaasis tea. The impeorewsmt le assnaraning.

slnea New Cearpets, Oil Cloths, Far Fall Sale. THE attentloa of tamiiaas, aseicbaala, hotel keepera, hip and steamboat 0 wears, aboat to aorch Carpet re y. Oil Clothe, or aay other arucie ia the iiaa, a taviasd so the slock of new aad beautiful Carpeta aad Oil Cloths, jatt received at Gaioa' extensive atsiioums. exseadisg ihrougb te enllre block, nnd fronting aa No. 64 Eaat Broadway, aad TI Diviaisa street.

Imt variety af aew aaxiara of all tha varieea rtiatef Brussela. 1 tree Ply, aad the beat quality ef lsf rains, ha aot bees equalled ia thss market for many year, all ot which hare keea seaauved direct from th thereby enabling th subscriber ttttn purchasers that every artici will Bcovaatrepnatattd A aether great cne tiderntina a. rwliiM 1. tk. r.r is.t ta lb detenu aattoa te sail at such prions a will eety coaspeuuoa, avea 1 mjw ta.

new tariff mke effect w. rl fauiurvt si ens atis. notrasnj anSB oe ti Est Broadsray. ao 11 Drrrston straet Hardware and Cutlery. I wmrAaVTEIt M.

RTIITM bavlae nsmuvtd fram I o. PI. tl street lu Ho. 21 Psari.aers th trade at th lowest price Tabl aad pocket Cutlery Bread, shoe aad butcher Knives I boot son's Files, Saws, Ac; tree aad baitar Chela Bnronodaad tower Butt Sei aad imiiattoa Carpeaiar' kaek Lock Pad. closet, cheat, desk and till do Polished steel aad iroe head Fire Ireae, Pudards ('raapnsllioa Sauce Pan aad Coal Hod Wrought sad east BatU, Platst Iroas rVrews, h.sels Axle aad IraaM Pnllie Carry Comb aad Frying Pans Brass sad Iron Candlesticks German silver, Britanaia and Iron Spoon Japanned Tea Trays Wire Sieves, Percaasioa Cap Together with general BasortmeBl of English hard ware sp Brown's Coffee House and Dinin? Saloon.

Tfm.1l PEARI. RTRFET. rflHItgeW ETABL1SHVET( located JL at No. 71 Pearl arret, (lacing Constat tlip.l hi acted ap la th aeateet asaaaor, areeentinf great ladoeesnents to Mercbaatt, Shipeitslets aad Clerks, lisawss Country Merc aaa is, aad others, who desire their metis nerved ap with a ta aad despatch. The nroorwtor piedr blm eetf to aaa every exertion to picas, thaa waa will favor him with their petmaar.

Tha Har I socked with tha choicest Liquors, Wis, Baear. Ac Having snada arraaweataau ta be eOpptird with th best Oysters, lb Haasewtll bekeptopea aaUl 11 o'clock. P.hl during the as sac a. Philadelphia aad Boat Paxstrs kept ea file. ne) ap GEORGE BROWN.

Gentlemen's THE subscriber being del. ran used to compete with the cbbapsst In the city, (ia the Maaaf hiatprssesaaaj woo Id respectfully solicit from hie aaavwou friead sad th public i general, a cell ntth ORIGINAL CASH TAILORING Wall (treat, and examine hi assortment of French aad English Braadclolhs. piala aad Btocy Dosakla aad Cassianeree. rich Wool lea Velvet, fancy Pill aad Satla Vattiags, Ac. Ac which will te asada lata garments (m order) la taavwry Serf style of fasArea and awisaafrp, al PRICES CN PRECEDENTED for lb aaas aWixy d.

Aa assortment (ready made) of Drat Cuata aad Frocks light aad heavy Overcoat. Ac Ac A saw aad beaanfal stvraof Fall Overcoat, richly asa. aad bias salt, froas 1 ta arai; urea coats mst la vary bast rya, leoea is so as Frocks, Vcaua, rd Paau la asms rata af art. Particular atlantloa paid 10 military ewiiormc Mr. Babeoek, whoso celebrity a a cottse le ptxrvarbsal.

ceariaues la the nr.Miihassrl Geatkaasea wiahiag ta faraish thdr owa chitbs caa hava them asada and trtmmtd la lb anm atyi as wbea furnished by th sab N. B. Terms Cash, ed larap OaBrsc eaat a aWt'asmf CHARLES COX. Agent. Rich French Furniture.

ALEXANDRE ROCX. No. 4TS aad Bread way, havtag yot rartaraad fnaa Pari. bad a vary neb a a caosea Ittwa af rarattara. anaaaractamd la tbe finest aad katost style, wosud las this omiortBsiry of inviting tb ktdie aad gailsma ot Naw York aad ia vicinity to call at ha rstab.uk meat aad xasatee tbos beautiful speeimeac A.

weald panica iy remlad bit paooars that b. ha aow ready lor shew a Bonkcas. of black srnlsut, which fee atiittis aad aw gaaca mf tretsh has never keea eqrrallad la that oaanary, being after lb sty la of Henry 7 th. A. R.

feel assured that tbaa ladle snd gin Ham wh may honor bim by calling, will admit that tbw a thia la New York which caa approach those articas A aow oxbr. He would likewise aay that he a coastaatly racaiv I lag from Pari lh a pan THE GLOBE 1IOTEL, (to Brsaitvay. kept fall dnriBg ia itssna. a mm win S7 All kiadtef TTiataalaas mad. ta osaW.

auS 4aurp Furniture and Deslcs. mi a 1 rtn aoose haa.d.na the assaaarr. Isaaa reeajled A. aad aaiahtd Usreaagbwai, aad has eaiae new Fsral 1 tare. I.

iTrI fw ed nr Trevaller. AcTtawday Mxt, Z17 tastaaCaad will bt sept th. old pleael a lJZ. Zi lh miAoa. Td'Haac A aa faaHm, llsir Aasors, er the peil, I a ti inaaantsa tartb wiabtr.

Jfte III gifted Rlag. SSe Thary littl 3Se, L'l as Inrep JAMBS H. PAGE. iNJoe uanreat sceeat nnonood. (Uom.

'I If I MM I liN. aVP. 1). S5C rwnUy when to hoaM relnmiss. (L rni, I a' rmrnMr U.

Am X3 uv A A IOO TTilllaa aireet. New Trk, Iw, pott I fr rt MANLFACTlHF.il of nagea. ttisspa. BaUoa. Carat aad Taatai.

Zenbyr anssd.Cavaaa,Ac All kiad af Biadsng aad Faacy Trkammgs; a tore aorttBcat ef White Cotaaa Frktgas, aetata. H. mvitt atsenlloa so ka a mist, which win be riHlWIA rf swrrarnnli t. kbrls. rmm tmmt mmd atast te'hlSSBakbi atrlaa.

tdteaad b. tmm mmrMmrm mr 0 doxea.or single one, by letwsrwsss. Tares, aad pi see. shall sack as la grrs sat RETIOVAL J. CLARK, has reewrred ha atock Furniture aad Isaska fresa Sm.f taNc 4C Broadway, he ha oa hand a geaaral aaaaartaseat af the above anaeste.

coaAstWf tleraa, tiecretatsta, Bajaaaa. Card sad Ceatre Tablac Liainraa Tea Tables. Wash Btaads. Lat Alba. OS! haad mmm ml 1 mt Ireak aad Otoe Taaks ever one 4 ia tbt city, containing re thaa aaa bandrad.

of erer dnrrlniio. and arte ail af which will trasonaee of oa seaunaabi anna. Lsnr ya, hiokaat aad merchants, tttlng ap their emcaa, would a well by callia aatd etamlaiag hw work bramre ptgcktr wgaiseweane. iasska and Farnltnre rr ed. my JOTHAII n.At HOOPER Si BROTHER, 11 an a facta rem at an 4 Dealere la Loo kin? 4.

lasses, Portrait and Picture Framea, heleaeJ aaa Mete 1 1. 333 Pearl Street, traaklla Maa re, aad 1U Fallae ktrett, gw krk. Pita, nad at ANTEL bLAeeli af tb toiaat atea tsooa. PORTRAIT aad PicTV'RB FBAMfct made la the richest maaaar. Cortaio Oiasmsaa aawataaUy oa haad.

Gilt Riags aad Totm, Wtaaww Corateaa. Lasnkrag Flams aa PMtare me. by tb bmt ar si net plate. A liberal diacoaarl mad. bs daalcr ia lh soov article.

anl sp IJOMiETS AiD CAPH. a 1,1, assrirtsneat, surssi at tb LOWEST MAI RET PRICES, ky JOtLI HENDERSON A CO. ftrtsi 17 reeds. i.