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~ HORTICULTURAL CHEMIsrRY AND

ON AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY AND
~ GEOLOGY, by Professor J. +. W. Johnson, IN
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MANTUAMAKING.

M RS +. B. ROBINSON, respectfully informs
WI the ladies' OF Washington and lts vicinity that
she has removed from her late residence on street
to 9Th, above p nearly opposite MIR Asbury Tuck
ers, where she will be glad to her old customers
and those who may favor her with a call Her re-
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where she IS prepared 10 execute work in her line in
the neatest and most fashionable manner
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CHALLENGE BLACKING

w FISCHER has Just received fresh supply Of
w Masons inimtabie Backing, which is the
only standard article in the country. II affords
beautiful polish in less time than any other SINH
lar composition. 1t will soil the whilest linen and
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contract is to be made the last annual adverts,
ment.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
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$4,000 Dollars f!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Glass No. 40, for lS43.
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@IIOTF PTIZ'5 Hf'UHIIHIB 10 Ni42 IiJ
IS Number Lottery--l2 Drawn Ballots
Whole Tickets SIS Halves 81 so; Quarters SO IS
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Both September, lSi3
Ia Drawn Numbers
Ora ND CAPITAL s.

Tickets Sl0-Halves s5-Qnarters 50 So
Certificates Of packages &c Whole Tickets $50 90
Do. do 2G Half do G5 90
Do do 26 Quarter do 80 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10
In CIlaucery.

beiOre
Der 9-DEcsioNs-Bsnjamn r. Kissam VS.. Henry M.
Western This referred to Master in Chance.
10 arrange the papers and compute the sum owing
bV the defendant.
John r Mahier and Henry Mailer vs. Garrit b. Crane
An Injunction had been issued by order OF the court
against the defendant for viciualing. subsequent
animation had in the matter, when it appeared that
the defendant had received some money but had paid ii
under the direction OF the assignee without convert
ing TO his discharge was granted, aud each
party ordered to pay their own costs
Laac Spencer JT. as Gasner & GIsner-This was a
motion 10 set aside order which had been issued under
acredors bill. The application was 10 have receiver
appointed which was granted by the Court after aiui
review OF the circumstances
T.. Chamberlain u.s. Louis Chamberlain was
motion made by the wife OF the defendant to him
from removing the children berDe by her him in wed
lock- to France or to any other foreign country TIE
Court The application granted and an order issued
that the mother be allowed 10 her children at least
twice week.
Eliza Cardeman Us. Joseph Cardeman--The wifeprays
for divorce ON the ground that her husband has been
guilty OF adultery The Court granted her prayer and
gave 10 the wife the custody of her child The case was
referred 10 Master IN Chancery to settle amount which
the defendant shall pay for their support.
Valentine Sherwood u.s. Elisa .4nn SherWood-The ap-
plicant for divorce this is DR. Sherwood, dentist
doing business at No. go Bowery He claims the order
the ground that his wife has been guilty of adultery
having openly her abode in fashionable brohe
where she remains sunk in degradation The order
granted.
Trginia Boyd Us. Ed,card Boyd-In this the evil
dence oil adultery charged by the wife against the de-
PENDANT not fully established warrant order
for divorce
Ellen Ferrier Us James Fer,ier The parties in this
have been separated for time and tn charge Of
adultery is set the wife but having failed in proving
any previous to the separation, though there
after that period the Court withheld granting the
ton for the present.
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These values the real worth in money to real.
regular Of five per cent up to the redemption
of the stock. The great discrepancy between the
ket prices and the real values is indicative Of the unset
tied of public opinion which is continually agated
by the speculations Of the brokers' The difference be-
tween the real values and the market price is however,
constantly decreasing showing the rapid approach Of the
period when public confidence will have placed them all
on par with each other. Of course those which
now the cheapest will rise the most.
Some Of the brokers have failed, not broke They
in the plight old operator some years since,
who broke every three months On one occasion there
a rumor that he had again failed Accordingly,
acquaintance accosted him. "Wel, Ben, have you broke
again % "Why, not exactly never Yves mended."
There shipments Of specie TO the south toaayn
consequence of the state of exchanges, which makes
profitable to send specie Thus the exchanges regu
lated. When the south specie they get it. instead
of, formerly, bank promises. The specie returns
through the country in the in the purchase of
goods The specie that goes south now the more
trade will there be next fall
To morrow will annex to this article the compare
tive imports into the United States Of articles paying
specific duties The comparative imports under all these
heads for several years. have been as follows:-
Jspo Sri
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Oct. &c p. M.


The stock market to-day recovered in some degree from
the panic The weak brokers have mostly got out set
tied up and broke and nearly ready to teke hold
again Harlem !; Farmers Loan Il Illinois /; ndi-
ana }; Ohio /; Kentucky 8.
At the new board there is confusion consequent
upon the late fall.
The tendency Of the stock market for the last six
months has been gradually improving hat the specua.
tors in the street keep constantly ahead of the real pr
ces When the majority buy for rise the rates 80 up
rapilly when they all "fu idle rumor is set
afoat by the BEARS that knocks all the prices down but
every reaction leaves prices higher than eore. At the
end Of every thirty days since April the average prices
has been higher although auctuation caus
cd by the buying and breaking of spectators. When
prices down purchases made for invest
ment and every reaction the supply upon the market
is esened For this purpose selections made OF the
dividend psyiag stocks, the values OF which fol-
lows governed by the market OF New York 5s
TO Weld an annual interest of per cent -
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Marine Court.
Before Judge sherman.

Der. 9-Margard Nc Cord vs. Robert Roberts-Ths
was an action brought by the plaintiff recover the
wages oil her daughter, who has been the employ Of
the defendant for the four last years. is
the consent OF the mother The claim was for S72 The
defendant appeared and defended his in person. ard
swore that she had received every her wages that
the treatment she received kind that she would
prefer living with the defendant She also testified that
her own desire to live there rather go into
the service OF the party where the mother wished 10
place her the jury found verdict for the plaintiff al
lowing her SIS.
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At Chambers.
Before Judge Ingraham.

MONDAY, OcroBER 9rH.-Etsa Delaney and Julia
Delaney ads Daniel Berman-This is one OF pecu
liar parties claiming to be heard sisters
and together with their mother, were engaged in the
millinery business at New Orleans In TIE early part of
the summer when the lever raging they came on to
trover charging them with fraud, in obtaining from him
last fall quantity of millinery goods by fradulente
means The parties net being able to give bail wers
thrust into the prison in Edr:dge street The case ha
been brought before Judge lngraham to make the plain
tiff show why they should not be discharged.
number Of sfdavs read both sides, of contra
dctory nature Eliza Delaney swearing thatthe property
in the store was hers, and purchased in her own name
that her sister and mother employed by her at stated
wagesthat Behrman had brought action of the same
kind at New Orleans but had to discontinue 1t for want
of evidence to support it. Julia Delspcey and her mo-
Their also made affidavit to the same purpose The plain
tiff put in counter adavts deny ing that he had ever Of
fered them credit had sued them the same cause
that the parties not poor they represented
themselves having been engaged in purchasing goods in
this city since their arrival and had actually shipped
box of specie New Orleans since they mprison.
ed The Judge will deliver his decision in few days
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELpHIA, Oct 0-Arr " NJ Rogers Hardng Boston.
Below ship supposed be the Rockingham Penhallow I'm
LIVERPOOL; Curlew Kinks Bangor Cid Caledonia Brander,
Ocean New Orleans; Peterson Green West ndies Rebecca
Brevoor Gibraltar and Leghorn Currency Sharp Barbados
and mkt 80
BALTMoRE Oct 9Arr Die Frau Annette (Dutch) Ortsese,
yens and Henrietta Forrest Chaes9a Peru, Cheney New
burypor John Coffin Boston, Cid Robert Bruce Gardner,
Savannah Frances Burrows Barbados; Cone Br) Johnson
Eabor Island; John Barr Hoingshead; Apalachieola Sc;
Heroine Coates New York Sid Ernst Gustav, Beurman
Bremen.
RIcHMoNp Oct sid Weymouth. NYork.
CiEoRGErowN sc. Oct 4-Cd fremont. Woodsde, and
Mars Hill, Gray, Barbados and mkt
SAVANNAH. Oct 5-An Salem, Prime, Boston Cid New
Jersey Brown, Nfork
MOBILE Sept 3O-Arr Uncle Sam, Boston.
NEW ORLEANs Sept 3OArr Ganges. Rio Janelro. Cid r
Durvea
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Canadian Parliamentary Affairs.

In the Legislative Council of Canada, the Hon
Mir. De Blaquiere has laid proposition before that
branch OF the colonial government for an address TO
be presented 10 her majesty, requesting that gene
raj pardon might be granted TO all thsse concerned
III the late rebellion. He deemed the advent OF the
new Governor General as a peculiarly auspicious
moment TO commence an era OF good feeling, but be-
yond that, he might have even urged that The lead.
ers of the rebellion having been brought back and
elevated to positions far above any to which thsy
had heretofore aspired ii was but an act Of common
justice TO restore the dupes of those leaders to their
freedom, their homes and their civil and political
rights. II appears that the motion was productive
OF great confusion and while its justice was con-
ceded, II was urged that there were circumstances
OF embarrassment which ii would produce, and
therefore II was Withdrawn. From the limitations
thrown out during the debate, we DOUBT not that
general amnesty will be soon proclaimed, and then
the government will have debt of some magnitude
10 pay to those who remained loyal amidst hume
rous dsiacations. On this subject this was the Ian
guage OF he Hon Mr.. Morris:-
He could not hep expressing wish that whilst
all were anxious to pardon rebels, some little atten-
ton mad been paid 10 The wants and suferngs of
those individuals who III their noble defence OF the
Crown and the principles OF the British Constitution
N this country, had been driven from their homes
d
thought that the 10y aiss of Canada had night 10
the gratitude OF this Province, and that since their
claims had not received that priority Of attention
due 10 them, that at the least they should be remu
netated at the same time when the persons no
had caused that want and suffering should receive
general pardon. However, as the House had been
assured by the head OF the Government that the
SUBJECT was under the consideration of His Exc ell
lency, whose heart would not allow him TO act cru
elly, Aad whose love oil justice was notorious [hear,
ntar, he thought that II would be as well If his
honorable inend would Withdraw the notion
Another subject of debate has been the address
IN reply 10 the speech from the throne aud several
honorable members have complained of silence on
The subject OF the injuries inflicted by the friends of
The present party in power-the restored rebes-on
the loyal Inhabitants oil the province during the re-
bellon. Mr.. Dunlop SAID many on the western
had lost their all IN the revolutionary scenes,
brought on by the friends Of the present adminstra-
tion aud yet their claims had not even been honor.
ed with passing notice. The discussion of this
point was participated in by large portion OF the
members but the address, which was simply an
echo OF the speech, was adopted. AS yet no legis-
lailve business has been done that even requires
passing notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

STEAMBOAT AccIDENr-THREE LIVES LosT-We
learn from the Pittsburgh papers that the steam
boat Muskingham Valley collapsed one of the flues
of her starboad boiler on Wednesday last, about
forty miles below that city. Three men were
scalded, two Of whom jumped overheard in their
fright, and were drowned The other fingered
few hours in great agony, and expired. The names
of the sufferers are Wiam Butler, of New York or
Baltimore; Daniel Kaughman (colored) of Zsnes-
vile, Ohio Gibson Frazier (of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
The boat was not provided with Evans Safety
ard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

FASHION AND Observation-Disclosures RACES
The Mount Vernon Course on Friday last was CO.
vered with an immense company of visiers, some of
whom had travelled sixty miles, in the hope and
expectation Of winesslngthe great race between
Fashion and Register but the company were des-
tined to undergo a severe disappointment. no
competitor OF that celebrated and fortunate racer
appeared on the course. Lady Fashion was, how
ever, exhibited to the view of the numerous compa-
ny, and was galloped round the course merely for
the amusement of the spectators, who followed her
around the circle with eager curiosity. In the
course of the afternoon an excellent race was run
between Winchester, sofrel horse, and st Pierre,
black horse whica resulted in favor Of the sorre
horse. 1t was wellcontes!ed race, both horses
running neck to neck Tor some length of time.
The race between Winchester and ST. Pierre,
was two mile heats. Time first heat 81; second
heat 3 55.
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90 READ THE FOLLOWING

Though have not the pleasure of personal acquaint
ance with you yet Of du TO yourselves and 10
the public generally me to bear my testimony,
unsolicited by one, favor OF your Clarified Hoar.
hound Candy. Having sometime ago been seriously az
becoming alarming, accidentally came across
candy and after but partial and irregular use of Tor
few days, found, quite unexpectedly, the difficulties in
my breast and in my throat give way. The free and
easy discharge together with other most desr
able effects which candy produced saved most
probably from consumption, which seemed lay fast hold
upon my lungs and enabled me pursue my artuous du
without serious while at the
time recovered my health.
With the sincerest respect,
am, gents yours SC,
JOHN C. LYNN,
Pastor OF the German Church,
In Second st. avenue C.
To Messrs J. Pense & Son. Is Division st.
Our offices Leger Buildings, Philadelphiaj State
ST. Boston, Mass 81 State st, Albany; ITO Baltimore ST.
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Court of Common Pleas.
Rafora L,dOe IrIsb m fer.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 9rH-.John b. Moore VS.. The Hudson
Fire Insurance Compsny-Ihe plaintiff was dry goods
had insured in the Hudson FIRE Insurance Company, his
stock OF goods for $780, and his household furniture for
$3.50. fire broke out on the premises on the 27th
Of January last and making out the return OF losses it
asceraned that the amount lost exceeded the amount
insured The company refused to pay the ground that
the stock had not been fairly valued The will be
continued 10. daY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

MARYLAND ELECTIoN-THE REsuLT-At length
we have definite returns ON all the counties in The
State, and they show that the wing cause has sue
ceeded triumphantly. The result is that the wings
have elected AZ delegates out OF the 50, of which
the lower House consists, and have consequently
majority of II in that branch Of the legislature -
In the Senate the whig majority IL tive. The lees.
lature being wing in both branches, the important
objects are secured OF the election of u States
Senator for years. and an equitable division of
the State into Congressional districts Last wear
the locoioco majority in the House was II Bait.
more AmeYican
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

90 DISTANT EDITORS WOULD DO WELL TO
appIze their subscribers that Princes Descriptive Gaia
logue of Fruit Trees Shrubbery and Pants cultivated
at the Lint nan Botanic Garden and Nurseries at Flush
ing sjust published and comprises ample descriptions
all the stmoble fruits and also list of the bad fruits
This eminent'y valuable publication may be obtained
without charge by post paid application to William r.
PIince & Co