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Paul Dillingham;,
Majority for Phelps, 3.
The House having waited some time for the
action OF the Senate, Mr. Wilbur moved that the
House ADJOURN ayes 81, noes 90.
4. a call Of the House was ordered, but before
It's completion the House adjourned.
TUESDAY, Oct. %.
ELECTION OF ~ s SEN ATOR
,rha ua..,o ...,,;.,.I .L.;- t.,,.,;.. Ear,
$500 ~" nu ',';,h 'h ,',,' ."e" o",us' 'o' "
~ "e""'"' Wv" W" '''''""S ,r'u"s
phsI,. 'r," iT a I'm ~" I'm Zv,h
Q i,. ne.i's 10 70 10 ID ID
Hand Hall, 2
S VIM Slade,
S Sms,, ,.,"s.ey' 70 IN 20 :; - -
's' o,..o,, o,,a,., ~. &C., a., co.. .a,.
6 pbc,s IL n "a "a -' ~ la ia ia - 10 ~
) Brown,
HiIand Hall, 2
s. Royce
T. I; i.ms'ey,
D A Smailev,
d KeIIo""'
Scattering, 10 10 8 II 8 II II II II
At the 3olh ballot, Phelps had 49, Brown 4, Royce
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THE CONTEST.

FRIDAY MORNING. OCT 25,l844
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ler's !lcenses-agreed to, and the petitions were
referred to the committee of ways and means
against bill to preserve fish in lake Bombazn"
and it was rejected. BY committee of claims
against the petition OF Daniel Putnam, and he
had leave to withdraw. By land tax committee
against petition Of WIN Blair, and the petitioner
had leave to withdraw.
RESOLUTIONS. From the Senate, for diges
ted index of acts since the revision Of the Stat
utes concurred in. BY Mr. Whitelaw, request
ing the publishers of the Daily Journal to fiji
three of its pages with other matter than adver
llsencnts, or alter the title to Daily Advertiser
hint which was received by the House in :
good nalured way, and agreed to- BY Mr. Akenin
curing into the expedency Of assessing adjon
ing towns for the expenses OF roads inwhicl
they are interested passed
ENGRossED BILLS. Relating TO the bank q
Windsor; to annex part OF Dummerslon to Put
ney,-severally passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED BY Mr Button, in amend
ment of section and 2 of chapter 81 r. s, who
was referred to the judiciary committee. b
Mr. Drury, relating 10 elections, Representative
to be elected BY plurality on the third trial,
which was referred 10 the general committee
| By Mr. Blake, relating to common schools, (pro
vlding for rvO or more schools in one disirc
when necessary which was referred TO tn
committee on education.
| PETITIONS REFERRED. OF A. p. Roscoe an
others, to select committee on licenses. Re
monslrnce of Richard Burroughs. to land ia
committee. Petition of Luther Stowell, L
committee on manufactures.
The Governor communicated resolutions fror
other states, on Texas, on an amendment of III
cons itution so faHas relates to the representa-
ton Of slnvery,on the Tariff on claims for Frenc
spo'la,ons, on Reputation Of state debts, on OK
change of laws Of the several state, on the frank
ing privilege and reduction Of postage, on tn
West Point Academy, and Resolutions, fror
Rhode Island, protesting against the n'erfel
ence Of other states in her affairs which wer
severally referred to a joint committee of bot
Houses under the joint rules.
On motion Of Mr. Harlow, the committee O
military affairs was discharged from the petite
Of John Gilman jr, and the petition was relerre
TO the committee of claims.
CONTESTED SEAT. The committee of elet
tons, on the petition of Elias Blair against III
right OF Mr. Bailey Of Fletcher, reported thi
thu re was not sufficient evidence to suppo
the petition, and recomme nded the passaa
of a resolution declaring Mr. Bailey entitled
his seat. The resolution was passed.
Adjourned
2o'cLoCK, r. NJ.
SrSATE-RrroRTs Of CouMirIrrs.--Fro,
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
'IaI ytHrs past :
DIVIDENDS OF Nrv
:. 20, al5-ls. sI-o, s,4, 6 ITO, 10 4.s,pr ,

" Not in operation. Earnings TO renoyate machinery
These dividends are exclusive of the large surplu many
Of these companies retaiAed In s4s the Middesex Com
pany ofLowell declared dividend Of
profits on manufacturny sales Of land and rents of
per cent to increase the capital from 100000 $3.50
In 1884, the York company declared extra dividend
met included in hese rsturns) Of ten per cent from the
reserved pro ofsrmar years The first ten in the above
table are Lowe III companies The Merrmack Suffolk Ire
mont and Bo st have declared dividends every year. the
average or e past six being II, 9, g. and per cent
These SIX Years include three under the compromise
ana three under the present tariff In 1899 and lsa0 the
rate oi iaty under the compromise very much
duceo notwithstanding which that many of these
Low oil companies declared good dividends. or those
out Of Lowell the Pslmer Company has been the most
r<ofsbe in fact according to this report, the Palmer
and York companies have averaged better dividends than
any others in all New England. In $780, the Palmer
company ared dividend Of 30 per cent being larger
than any snce in that year. the York Company declared
dividend of s per cent In the averages given Of each
company, have taken the whole number Of years in
cudsd in the table, and not the average Of the dividends
actually decarsd for instance in the Hamilton Co. the Al
per cent il not the avsrage for the four years. which
dividends made. but for the six This shows just the
per cent realized by the stockholders annually on their
investments
The quotations for these stocks in the market and the
par value show in what light they are considered as in
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

Only ttfes in the above list below par while
raj are from ten to twenty FIVE and fifty per cent above
I.nere very few methods of employing capital
Ia this country more profitable than in the manu-
hcturing business It appears that under the most
Aused average duty many companies have made good
dividends in several instances larger than under the pre-
sent tariff ast Our banks find the greatest difficulty in
squeezing out ak and per cent annually without
ressving asinge cent surplus. Our insurance comps-
nes with lew exceptions do not than return legal
interest their capitals Stock investments range from
A to5 and per cent Trade and commerce. fro year
to year. with all the losses attached to extended sys
TEN for credits do not accumulate those engaged very
rapid fortunes Our agricuurists do not realize the
capital employ more than ten per cent with all the Ia
Dor attached to the business thrown in. Many
mechanical enploymeAts may pay q large per cent on
the labor required, particularly those in which
other capital Of consequence is necessary We
know Of nothing calculated to better returns
for investment of capital than the cotton and wool
len manufacturing establishments Of New England; and
far a. they alone concerned the aid Of protective
duty s not Necessary to insure their producveness The
companie included in the above list have very large
pitss, and have become permanently esabishsd they
do not require the slightest support from government
and should the tariff be reduced to the lowest level Of the
compromise act and the currency Of the country perma
neny established the present basis these companies
could without doubt declare dividends from year to
full large any before made. All the incidental pro.
lection required now is sufficient to place all oiher man
ufacturng establishments throughout the country on as
frm foundation those Of New England, and tho
petition that would exist among them would destroy our
home markets forever for the manufactures Of any other
nation in the world.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER 4.
Cleared.


Ships Courier, Fnney Marsees Lawrence s. Pheps An
geliqie, Edwards Amserdm Schuchard 4 Fayre Cotton
Planter Pratt, Mobile Hurlbut Co; Diadem Barstow
ChaIesion y McCrady Co-Brigs Emeline Sawyer, st
~ R4unhan si pimop Belle Myers, Wilmington NC, s Pow
ISchrs Sarah Wales, Baker Curacoa Jos Fouke Sons;
hebe p Norwood. ST Jago de Cuba, l. AcCready Co;
tous sides Pensacola Badger Pscs; Maria Ko,ts War
rem, 81 Augustine, Pech Tioga Hallock, Wilmington NC
John Ogden; Lewis spser Mott, Rappahanneck g Trim.
pie; Alexandria, Lewis Baltimore eager; Eveline Leech
Boston. Also, ship Aqueinet Mosber, Philadelphia ''
Arrived.
shin Trescott, Lawrence days from Maeies passed
gibraltar 80 Sept with mdse, TO Lawrence Phelps Left
Qrozm6o for New York, Sept 2o Jacob VAIN for do
load Ottawa FOR Malaga New England Of Boston,
Tor Malaga: Ganges Wilson, for NYork in quar-; Trio
Tor Hayana; 3 passengers:
Portsmouth, Eng. with mdse to II HowIand~I5i sieerase
passengers.
Hamburg brig Charlotte, Bassman 60 days from Buenos
Ayres, with hides and WOOL to w De Forest Co. Left
several American vessels, names not recoected
Brig Excel Hayes days from Savannah with cotton and
rice, to Sturges X Chairman.
= schr WIN Allen Spaudng (of Povnceown) 6 days from
q hhds ties 10 bb do Lasaa Left Adelaide Adams for
York days and others recoected 28th ut 90 miles
north oi atteras experienced gale from Nohstove
Schr Ostrich Ellis 6 days from Mirasoane, st. Domingo
with 75o bags coffee 70 900 lbs ogwaod Rossiere
Left no American vessel
= British schr Three ExCounceor. Graham, II days rom
schr Martin Van Buren, Phillips, from Folly Landing, with
corn to master
sehrs Excel Lowell and Cornea Faulklin from Boston,
Schr Corine, Brooks Connecticut River.
" D steamer Legare, from Newport.
70 Telegraph reports vessel in sight at sunset.
u Shrs Cambridge. Mediator and st Nicolas still re-
main at anchor at the SW Spit, wind bound.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04


BATE Oct 1Sld Jas Cooper, vsrnsy. Turks Island; Eu
rope Barker NOfeans Mentor Merrill and Lincoln McLel
in Guadaloupei Charles, Sylvester Cuba Ceylon, Trot,
salem Oct 2-Arr Cavalier Andrews, Zanzibar; Russell.
Sos nlS 70, ,3anar 3 ZANE pswing, Para e. sn.
Signal for brig Cid Ramon de Zado of New York; Kings
9qry, Hayaaa unicom Breed OrIeas Howard Hill, do;
Rmena Diii bsltmore; 81 Simon, Soman, Belfast Phebe
a ~ 9rs hees'de Langley do I'd m-Ar Empire, tnew 2ai
de Laldo, IN tow; Mozart
PsoyIDEscE, Oct Arr Harriet Smith, Smith, Raprahan-
mock; Chesapeake Post Baltimore; Editor Dayton, New ok
Deow i"d oseeoa from southenport Sid Lubec, Lakeman
Newport Oct Arr Massasoit Brown Fall River for Al
bany; Wandopasso, do for Gsogeown.
FALL RIVER, SEPT 3o-An Emblem Sproul, Cherryfed;
Eudora, Brown. NYork.
Ann. horap'a c Arr aGsorgaq Bshm Lyegoo;
Turks Island; Rowena Wilson Porto Cabello sth ue
Americans Queen Victoria [Brl Tucker Port Spain, Trim;
Lexington Dckman NBedford28th ult off Delaware Cares
experienced gale from Ne which carried away bboom split
sas &c; Geo Kotts Brown, Barbadces29th u lat 36
light sails John Cottrsii Hanse NYorI; Senate Miller
London
RIeHMosp. Oct Arr Despatch, Corson, NYork Splendid,
NoRFo5K, Sept 2o.Arr Mary Clark Sweat from Boston for
DsGw s f0i Fes% fer Boston
port Wales; Caremont Tusell Thomaon; Progress Brl
Webster Dundee. Below Ocean Willard, from Liverpool
Sid 10Th Charleston, Andrews, and Moon. Knudson NYor;
Dante Soddnd West Indies; Gov Robbins Davis Phladel
mington, NC; Choctaw, Ryder Boston.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2i-An Constantine Pousland Boston
Cid Ebro Crosby Havre Cid 23d Deucaion Allen Hayre
Valhaia, Thatcher, Valparaiso and a mkt
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-There is very limited demand for pots at 81
iSi 25. Pearls are very steady at 81 37t IA 43i.
BsEswAx-Northern and southern prime elbow sells as
wanted at 193 soc.
BnEADsruFys-Light receipts have advanced prices n
little. Genesee fetches 81 3}a $4 So Wheat is held at
90 cents Corn is little hgher-norhern 81 81; south
ern, AZ q 4S cents
CorToN--The sales to-day were again small amounting
to about 500 bales Prices are without change
Dry cod are in fair demand and steady 81 25
Mackerel are very active We quote No i at sf0 so.
No 2 at SO a Tag; No 3, SIS rs -
HAY-Common qualities Of North River bale sell as
wanted at 80 s3c; prime for export is held at 40c
fhovisioNs-We have change to report in articles
limited ~ f 's''
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


The State Election (for Governor and Members
OF The Legislature,) took place in Maryland on
Wednesday. We have full returns from the city
and a few from the county of Baltimore, which
we give below. The vote in the city is heavier
than ever before-the increase being principally
upon the side Of the democrats, and thus reversing
the relative position Of the parties there but
whether there has been proportionate democratic
gain throughout the State (Which would elect
their candidate for Governor by about 1000 major
ity,) is very doubtful. We copy the following
from the Baltimore papers-
BALTIMORE Cry.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

SHIP Asoo Crownnsheld Of and for Boston from Calcutta
put INTO Maurtus date with six feet her hold No
ushsT sasn pnrsieSlaSs 6sT% Nov. e, a,o, !, ,s
and three them received damage vi viz m ahs
4 A. F:,sSs
weather medsra,es without much damage s = . ~" : ''
a.
s%S u, :ssss aa sS
e % .s J. s,;s o. s
but short distance off, and has not been heard of Bo
A.HoRrA schr was ashore at New Harbor soth supposed
the NO Norweh from 1p-1 for for Boston IN
s'Safy M 's ohsl
a,msss Cap. E?rs and washed
the rigging which was was over he Iss side; :,
saEqSs
New York aud Mediterranean trade.
Vhalemen.
Vt "s @ Szs +: sssa
hone Spoke of Banks Peninsula, FEB aO Pieades Russell
M ss s NS Ds s %f TScy 80 @ JAW
Oak, Nory, MI, on cruise, 1000 bbIs.
spoken.
Rowland days from Bath for GuadaIoupe. lh ut lat 81
,ss Bs NE S ssspsy pgs, Sg 30 mNsSsupo for Philadelphia
brig understood from Philadelphia for St Kits Sept 49,
FOrc1Gn fOrtos
NgwcAsTLE Eng Aug 30 in port Tartar Smith for Bos.
ton, days; Dianiha, shony, for do, 7.
BARsApoEs Sept 3-ln port tochambeau McGIvery, from
Eastport for Boston experienced heavy gale Aug a. lat 49, lon
&C 49, decks aud lost boat: Charleston Undoubtedly
Charles Vose) Savin from Easpon for 81 Thomas had
her mast and received other damage. M
ST. THOMAS, sept iO-n port Emily Cummings, Sage, for
Philadelphia, 3 or days. II
ssLr krs Sept io-n port Gen Marion Hartwel for New
York, . or days
PoRr SraN Trim Sept BIN port Chancellor for NIIaven
few days. Tom Paine dsg Comet for Turks lsland sid day
before.
CXpE HsyrirS Sept Hin port sou,he Hardy for Boston,
days.
Para Sept lin port Granite, Upton, dg for saeu, d
only American vessel port No American vessels
ham Aug Is.
RIO GRAsDE July o0Sld Brazilliero Williams, and Hor-
jones' for Rio Janei,o in ballast Ia Orb Coffin
Tor Salem days Mary Chiffon, Corning, or SYork, unc
Scar for Hamburg Sea Bird Burr r Port Allegro, do
Crion Leland for NYork 10 days; Cohansey sherman for
20 unc Norman, Shackeord for Moneyideo, do WEXFORD
Cushing, Tor safe OF the bar, rakish hrgantne. .
VufBEc, Sept 28-Cld Lady Bagot Williams, New Ross;
Agnes t,imoqr Anderson and Rienzi, smith, Lyerpoo
ga, Robinson Lcndon; Thistle, Thomas Wateor Colng
WOOD, Guthrie, Ayr; Inventus job Falmouth; Lady Peel
Alaldon.
,MoStRr.I, Sep. se-An Five Sisters Mcmillan London
onseh az hsn, 1lssg9w Sir kichd Jackson, Mcgsny Liy
scotland Bsso Cuba fearson saucy jack solter aud Ro
ry O'More, McMaster Liverpool
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO, Oct Arr Eudora, Michigan City Kngman
Sandusky Clay Erie Resolution, Ryerson; Crevolin Chi
cago; Juete Detro Alps, and President Joseph Sknncr
auron Convoy, Chicago; Amelia Ogdensburah. CID Gale
donia, Cleveland
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

ron Lowell RR 2l per Ct adv; do 24f dol SBoston
sisne hh. do Boston Providence RR, 6i do; Lin.
seed ou Co. (par S250) $3.50 per sh; Lawrence Manuf
20 ~ Ct adv; Lewis Wharf Co. 1916 5l9 per shi
sioooo Albany Bonds abe in 1866 IL per ct adv
S2ooo Massachusetts Sterling Bonds do; IL shs New
IN England Bank div off do; - Merchants Bank, div
on ~ do; Cy Bank div Off $95t pei sh; Atlas Bank,
DIV on S97t do Globe Bank div of 2i per ct. adv
Granite Bank div of 500 per sh; 10 Lancaster Bank div
en- SIS do; Charles River Bank div off, 500 do Athe
nieum. Sls5 do; l Boston Library, $i2.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
Foreign NIarkets.

PUERTO CABELLo, Sept 6-Busness is extremely dull
at present and revival cannot expect within two
months at least In the month OF November the new
market Hides have been in very active demand here for
several months past, and still continue be much called
Tor although at lower prices Cotton and indigo appear
to be In very slight demand especially the former Cof.
fee 73c hides. 81 SIC; indigo. srs per lb; cocoa
Sl3 20, according TO quality The American schooner
Sarah Lavina, Capt Fowler sailed this morning bound
ior New York. The Rowena leaves no American vessel
in port
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
ForeIrn I,nDOrtntion..

MARsE,lLEsShp rescot-9 bales 2t boxes soap do es-
sences hesse CO. pkg Pilot lie Barber Colo Trpler
co-io Dord-20O NJ Hennequn-29J Aenew-2I casks
bales ALMONDS Mason Thcmpon3n pkgs Draper Drvn
Loewg-275 Fitch co-t NJ Payson-i Harnden & co-5OO
Gazet AsenT35o Mitchell-2l6 Fitch co2o0 Victor
DuckwZ-9 Mitchell9 Beithaupt Chun--2l bales 28l
boxes box % cks bog u cks Mtche9oo bx 10 bales A casks
- bales cs 10 ceroons 500 bxs soap order
BREMEN-Barque Tecumsel98 boxes 10 cs 20 chts Hen
chen unkar-l2 pkgs Muller3i Remer, Mecke & cos
G9atcp Hodges co-2 Roker Mol!manalO c Muller
Jones-6 bxs 95 hampers demns as cs to order
BuENos AYREs-Brig Charloei3o hides horns bis
har y DO wool lido deer skins w De Forest tiger
box Z Zimmerman.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
Brighton Cattle Market.

$500 sheep, and l. ba5 swine =
fhcEs-Beef Cattle Sales quick at a small advance
we qnote few extra at 81 is So; first quality S4 5O
second do, 81 %; third do S27oa375
from SIS to 10.
Sheep-Sales from ST 25 to . 25
Swine-Ohio sbosts 3tc; New York do from 81 to &C.
hall barrows; choice lot AZ, half barrows; lot OF
Ohio old hogs, 3Ic. At retail from a bic
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
$40 997 an IS S2i oe7 a.27 =


we have in this table increase Of nearly one hun
ared and hty per cent In nine months and at only two
psr's OF entrya gross of nearly twenty.
millions OF dollars The receipts from customs usually
ia.l of in October The importations after September
are usually light compared with previous months and
the revenue from this source consequently diminished
Returns from all the other ports of entry in the country
must swell the revenue received up the instant
at least thirty millions of dollars The customs at this
port have averaged more than millions dollars for
each month in isaa so tar allowing for decline of fifty
per cent and the amount OF receipts for the remaining
three months will be about three millions Taking this
Dc ono Halt OF the total receipts in all the ports in the
Uaion for the remainder Of the year. and the aggregate
amountfrom this source from the year lei4 will exceed
$40 ooOo0o which will be the greatest gross amount
duties on merchandise imported into this country,
sver received. This is immense amount to extract
from the channels of trade We very plainly where
this amount from, but it impossible tell where
It will to- to what it may be put before again
becomes distributed among the people.
There has recently been great deal OF space and time
consumed, by the organs of both political parties
in endsavoring to prove, the one hand, that the
manufacturers OF cotton and woolen goods have made
enormous dividends, and the ohar that they have
not made per cent profit approaching that realized in
almost every other employment We annex table
showing the dividends Of large eastern establish.
msrts for several years past -
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

SAYS OF srocs.-Bosron. Oct. 3

s.Irs or SrocFs-BosroN, Oct 2.
IN NE Brokers' Board 100 shares East Boston Co.
20Odo bs0 l3g; 100 do 1895 2oO do, s60 49, 80 do l3
100 do 3I 200 do hoo 1875 ss do 10; 80 Norw ch and
Worcester RR I3a; % do. sae 10; ~ do sim 7sI; 25
Island RR 80; 500 Western RR s7 30 do. slw, s}j 90
do, b1w, e74 sF
al .duetion-a shares Western RR, ss7 per sh Bos.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steamshIps.


We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
e hoBEFT SvEy Captain Of our News Boats report Of
SPOKEN On their passage list Of their and any foreign
medlatey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents at home
q abroad Will also confer favor by sending Office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical Inoma-
ton OF any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
'oTnestic IInportations.

sAvaNNAH-Brig Excel-5O cks rice Gowdy Wells-83 do
rol,eT IS FIereo T Morgan co5s bales eo,tou Wood
chains vs. Rosevelt-It pkgs Saxeon-8 Winslow-s0
cks rice lot furniture order. -
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
-
Married,

On Thursday Sd inst. by the Rev Spencer Fl. Cone
Segoine.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
FRENCH

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
NGD BRlN LAROSIERE COURT, 1l6 William
street New York are Isceyiny by the Hayrs packets
they have rival. All dealers and Judges the above
ne are invited to give them call and will say
they VIII not leave the store without expressing their adnra
ton q such beautiful stock They pledge themselves that the
public will not be deceived with Flowers French
they have their house in Paris Rue Tracy No and deal
exclusively in French Flowers. o4 sec
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
BURTON'S THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

FRIDAY, October 4,
The Grand Historical Play of
- PUTNAM
VIII be acted every evening until further notice.
Putnam MIR. ~ johnson Messopotamia Jenkins, Burke
H + GUITAR.
SIGNOR BINI,
PROFESSOR OF THE GUITAR,
co n Il II T,
ASSISTED BY MRS. A. w. PENSON
MESSRS. SILVA AND WOODvILLE,
On FRRlDAY EVENING next, 4th October, 1874
.4T THE CLINTON HILL
Corner Nassau aud beekman
Mr. T. X. Weizel. Will preside the Piano Forte
PROGRAMME.
- PART l.
sonrisS melosy Ms " e aaqs S1n
Song-Scenes ofmy Youth" Sgnor Bni. Benedict
sons"The Vine Feast Mrs wv fenson, as Originally
New York Brass Band March guitar solo "0oA'
La Giora--two guitars Bini
Fantasa-PIano Forte MIR r X Weizel Weizel
sons-"Nloniug breamss MIR. w Pfenson from
the Songs and Surerstitions of Ireland. Lover
Italian Song accompanied with guitar. Sig Bni. Rosni
Star Spangled Banner-gutar solo. National
sonsatass Of Gowries Mrs A w fensocn. Scotch Ballad
Quick Sep-two guitars. ............. Hewitt
Tickets each three persons s-to be had
at the Music and Book Stores, and the door.
Concert to commence AT O'Clock. oi lt~m
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
AUCTION SALES.


a ucTIoN NOTICE--sale Of Dry Goods Clothing and
"A Pledged Article This Day at ioa O'clock No Spruce
street.
Also Saturday place valuable Of Furniture Of
all descriptions together with most beautiful Of
Ancient and Modern Paintings By celebrated masters This
sale VIII be peremptory THOS. BELL Auctioneer.
UCTiON NOTICE.-Elegant Furniture-On Thursday al
a 0 o'clock, will be sold the entire superior Furniture all
handsome built house Green street Spring
oi stsec THos. BELL. Auctoneer.
A. q. TUTTLE, Auclioneer.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &e-Jacob S. Plat.
win sell this Day 10 o'clock a his Auction Room No.
q Plat Of Gold Packages Cases and Lots Of
birmingham and Sheffield Hardware and Cutlery, German,
Hardware sale this and worthy the attention Of city and
country dealers every lot will be peremptorly sold
lso an extensive of Table and Pocket Cutlery
Also, 80 dozen Philadelphia Shoyeis aud Spades
Also, Parsons, Lydn's and Elwes Cardina Hoes with
which the sale will commence.
Also 1000 pairs Shovel and comprising variety
Also casks Coil aud Ok Chains Hooks and Hinges States,
Sadrons Files o. Handsaws Brass Chamber Candlesticks
Braces and Bits Plate and Squares, fine cut Nails, Trace
Chains &c.
Aio invoice of superior English double and single barrel
Guns.
Also. Fancy Goods comprising general assortment
OF lt.nc
AUCTION NNOTICE-EXCELLENT AND FASHIONA-
- BILE FURNITURE.
SNlfEEN CO.-This Day, by Catalogue at 10 o'clock,
- l5 Fulton and 80 Ann streets Of the largest and most
iashonsble assortments of Cabinet Furniture offered this
Shippers the trade and generally will find
their interest IN attending this sale
Also the excellent second hand Furniture Of gentleman who
has LETT the city, For full particulars, head and
Catalogue strangers will leave deposits. oi lt.ec