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The New York herald., 1844-10-22
LIvERYooL CLAssIFIcArIoN.

Coal rrApE.-Ths shipments from the Pennsy lvania
Coal Districts last week both by canal and Railroad do
not vary much IRON those of the prev week and we
have no new features to note in the business except
increased demand for Coal and great difficulty IN oh
tanning from the railroad company TO accommodate
the trade cred The supply OF Anthracite Coal
market tins year, from ali quarters amounts up to the
present tim in round numbers, to 900 O00 tons The
ma kst wall not require less than Freghts
TO Philadelphia by canal remain at 80 per ton to
New York - 30 BY railroad 81 10 and 81 10 The pri-
of Coal on board at Philadelphia 6rm the iol.
lowing rates for white ash lump % 30 and STA and
rel ASH and 80 prepare white ash So So and red
SS6la US per ton The demand exceeds the sup.
ply.
HAY Cannon qualities held at 80 s3c prime at
40 ~ rhe demand is very limited.
WHnKEv-Drndge casks sell at 24c, Prison end West.
ern barrels at 24a a l6c.
Ngw YoRK CArrLE MARKEr, Der. 2l.-At market
1880 Beef Cattle 400 from the SOUTH ~ Cows and Calves
and $500 Sheep and Lambs
Prices Beef Cattle IN brisk demand at 81 25 ATS to
% 90 tor retailing qualities -unsold 900
Cons The same IA last week SIS 25, all sold.
Sheep and Lambs We qnote the former 81 II 90, as
in qusiny and tue latter s7t 81 6o-left over ab0
HGy "A fair supply ut last weeks rates.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
MON EY Mark r-I.
Monday, Oct. 2I-6 II. N.

Tho Stock Market to-day rather Hat. i no salss
were quito larse, but quotations show decline sto.
nington tsu of per cent; Norwich and Worcester 81!
Long Island, \; Canton. I; Farmers I; Illinois, q H.
diana, Il Morris Canal /, Ohio 6s, II; lie Raro oad a.
East Bo.ton Mohawk and Pennsy 6s closed fi m
ct Saturdays prices.
There were two tailnres today among the cotton spe-
cuators-the sufferers by them on the other side
and the smount due Is quite large.
The Union Bank has this day declared semi-snnual
dividend OF four per cent payable the LIST Of No.
vember.
Tho receiver Of the Commercial Bank will pay far.
thsr dividend Of four per cent Wednesday, the 3oh Of
October, at his Office, No Hanover street.
The ecever has given notice that the 2sh INST he
will sell. the city OF Buffalo all the remaining proper
~ of the Back Of Bua, consisting OF Book accounts
Stocks bonds and mortgage cities and city lots, for
cash
The bonds and mortgages deposited with the Cemptrol.
ler security for the circulating notes Of the Bank OF
prockpo advertised 70 be sold the 2sth instant,
In the city Of Albany Tho mortgag consi of tour
given by Nichols Of 81, 400 A6s in Orleans
county; Lucus Merrill for 900 IS Ridge
way oresus county; slas Waloridse for $4,000 i5o
acres In Barre Orleans county These bonds and mort
cages credtst for si4 4ao In addition this the
Comptroller holds $40 900 New York Ave per cents and
5000 Illinois stock security for S25 600 Of circulating
notes.
BY the arrival Of the seam ship Acadia at Boston, from
Liverpool advices fromIEurope TO the ath Inst In
elusive The commercial intelligence cannobe considered
otherwise han Of very favorable nature notwhstand
ing the slight depression in the cotton market The
of very little interest importance and to
this fact attribae all that Is favorable and sasaco.
ry. Capital continues very abundant and tho Bank Of
England has made loans at the rate Of per cent The
recors have rsfu ed to loan the ssrne rate Of
intssst dividend Of three and halt per cent for he
six monhs ending Oct 10Th has been declared and the
bank 10 rapidly extending Its ssuss banking opera.
tons.
BAvK EroLAvp-Issus Deportmsnf Sspf 2t.
No<ss issued E2s $50 705 Government debt 100
Qth,e Srcurtes, a9s,,oco
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
PokT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER az.


Cleared.
Lowasn; SsSia;;an Stone. chsrs.,on. K,ass.
V w s:
Es::r Nay E$s' WV: Mss;I.: Nassau cSs;
%o a.ws
& Rsea: ns p s1s Ns from b r ssg
so .,91. ship B.iI:nnis from Ea.,poI. er L.sIpoo Oh
Of out weeks with sh; time. schI
ship Iiyep Ary day. from Liverpool with md.e to
Ship Rob Roy Arnold, 3 days from Liverpool, with mdse
ship G.nesee Jack from LIVERPOOL s, with mdse and
Msisaas CIpsksr DIX. from Bristol E. with mdse
ma. Bremen hs Emma Ed1d 40 days from Bremen with
s.st5 Ss sbG AM M.kS
~ Ad 7! from
an vnsIn @ ns on % q ws
heavy sss ", fore and sail and fore ops
css from
M ps H. a so Ion 80 spoke schr Clinton Of and for Marble
b:sss William Ivy Hoffman, s y t9f New Orleans. i9
wh rs ssnas Ssacs
just arr, only American.
s A.s sssi % a III hs i: ss 3 . nth
ss S% Ssss of sss M lat
Brig X L. Ri hardson Snow from Middletown, in ballast
10 master
swedish schr Dolphin Mlbancks. 40 days from Madeira
with wine, 10 master.
sehr Julia Nancy strbing, days from Newborn nc
with naval stores, j. L. Blackburn.
schr Elisha Ruckman, from Phiadspha, with COAL to lis
dale & Shack.
c schr be1oston, Van Bscn, Philadelphis, coal.
Schr Ameihysr, P-rson, Dennis, fish.
Sr D'iSd ns ballast
Schr Galaxy, Bragg, Brandywine -four.
6loop James LamIheer, Ken ey, Providence, mdse.
Below.
Portuguese schr 8. Dos Passos, from -.
Sailed
10 Ship Alabama, Bunker bound to New Orleans was
towed by steamer Hercules the wv Spit where she lays
anchor
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.]


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Fl, lSA4.
frightful accident occurred in Delaware Bay
on Sunday afternoon, on board Of the steamboat
Tigress, from New York, to Philadelphia, by which
Thomas Shea, deck hand, and Nicholas or John
Ashby, second engineer, lost their lives. The
Tgress was racing with the Ashland, another
steamboat, which runs between New York and this
city, and when off Nantuckset creek, about ten
miles below Bombay Hook, the inner casing of the
steam chlmney Of the Tigress collapsed, blowing
off the boiler head, and scalding Shea and Ashby
In such dreadful manner, that they died shortly
afterwards The bodies were brought up to this
city in the Ashland, and an inquest held on them.
Shea was an Irshman Ashby belonged TO your
city, where he has left wife and children
A large body OF Mlllerites, both male and female,
and among them some of the most respectable citi-
of Philadelphia, left the city at an early hour
this morning, in cabs, coaches, cars and omn-
buses. They stated that their object was to Csc
The Lord" and their destination wherever he
thought tt to direct them. They took the road to
The State Of Delaware, and were last seen at King
sessing.
George Rennie, we'll known thief, was con-
victed Of burglary in the Court OF Quarter Ses-
sions to-day and sentenced to nine years solitary
confinement and hard labor in the Eastern Peni-
tertiary
SALES a THE srocK ExcHANoE.-e0 Bank 81, 100
Girard Bank $4,000 State IS 753 10 commercial Bank
Cincinnati 66 10 Norristown RR 81; 100 Wilmington Rn
251; SO Reading RR at; 81 Wilmington RR 96f
SECOND BOARD. .-l0O0 Reading RR Bonds, Is; 100 Gi.
rard Bank llt 402 State 20; 20 Manufacturers and
Mechanics Bank 26a los Wilmington RR 2b3 900 do 2st
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

CAwror-Baryue Cynthia-Thos A Smith, New York; T
Mcclellan, Baltimore; II w Hoffman. Salem.
LfvERvoofacket ship lndependence-H Suckle and lady
Root Me Allis,sr aud lady Captain Bentley, n Hare
psrsons, NJ Parsons, Adams Maj Wilcox, Morson
ey-66 IN the steerage.
LwIRPooL-shp Rob Roy-G Jackson and lady, Mary Bar
low, J viddon.
BREMss-ship Emms-J seudell and lady, II Weiss and
iady, Eliza Dyndurt, Hischels IN ~ ike sUerage
Az ssS , Steamship Acadia at Bo.seaMT Boyke
PM two Misses Andrews Ms Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs Stuart
Sna and servant NI and Mira Paul, John Red and lady
court Ars.,Tons, Mclean, W 1homss Baiesby lady and
serssn, 1cCouneil Hagan Bell, MUIR Hamilton Crow wder
a9nrus, lawrence. Hli Blake, HUTCHINSON Kick rIy
n'.s u. r and trend % r Bailey Rev Miles MAXWELL
Browp Nh - fa.,i.on Blrnsv, " Hannah, jr. "
Lsms,ey Holt S0y,on and M Young sbid and
tcAuiifs Corbii, McDonald X smith Il WL,ns r'ff, rW'ff,
Ssws hsy ~, MI p and 4 haass Ms Iye Cap. Eon Cspt
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

Bullion in Bank OF England l9730oo l585 i3227 900
According TO the last report, dated Aug. IL the total
circulation Of the Kingdom amounted to 3s 00l sa and
ON the 2st OF September about Eve weeks after, find
the issues under the system amounted f4s 3 4s2
increase OF f6 43o iOs in this short period Notwh
standing this great increase the bank daily adding its
circulation, but as is based upon deposit Of bullion
very little change will be produced in the money market
otherwise than reduce the OF and
the amount OF capital afoat The Bank of England has
increased its ssues than the difference between the
statements OF the dates The amount of
the 27,h of August f2 es) 200 and the 2t Of
September E2s oS2 705, of 60 602705, while
the Issues OF the private banks have decreased since the
system into force, eta 597 which deducted
from the increase Of the Bank Of England leaves ad
di,iona issue OF &c s0 lcs Wehave doubt but that
money will be abundant throughout Or at Britain
under The system Of banking now in existence. than
the old and solong the continue good
and the supply OF bullion be kept in the country,
nothing present likely disturb the general pros
peri,y existing in all departments of trade and
merce
There very firm demand in London for good
solid dividendpayin American stocks. for investment
and supply the orders fom this side Interest in Lon
don reduced that capitalists feel
disposed to invest in securities than for time
~
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

MAD.As Aug SD Eliza Warwick. Davis, Boston July
s:s: I;;si:'s., ' .ss'
m Ts,ss: sor New York n of
c;;: Ss:iaa: sss s::s: Il %ssss. kYss
.s5 Sn
YS. Art ,,S @ RsFsS Ra~
son 6iSsa osssa:: Jane ZIP, PI;fw:'s; As.; M:.:as.
sss; ;szSa Il ;!s:: .;? S;s
Ssa Ss.; SSi; u rs.s: E.s: 5.:
Gs sp As so po Harvey
Roe%sa1ns Sept @ %aStoda. cSs SYo s
ois ss~s At Hss Nyo
ssSa As''
R.s s1s.y Eass. Ea% e.
Sept soa HsTs. aaSaI.a
sHELps Sept sid Lima, Brown, States; 2sth Hsrcu-
sfocxaoIa Sept 7-An Albion. Huldt and Fria Close,
Sw,S, MuNp5, Sept 2a-Ar Acyon homblom, New York;
srss4 rs1st ep sA Mary Smith, Blanchard Trieste. sh
s.aacs SS July sSsis sIiGf Perkins and e..s;o
ST.
TExEL, Sept is-Arr Csrss Brandt. NYork
ssp wa sssda .S
sy % s n % IN s sn ns Y feared sdd bss
is little chance Of the c,sw bsin. saved.
&
Sis0 si'Hs I
lon, Nan; Emily Shook, Huron; birmingham. Bradley,
Homo Ports.
Helen Mar NWsS1 ai
:ss:s
%
JyS% before lspc..d Eagle Drew. Cape Hayden:
NfwHAyrs;, Oct is.xrr New Haven Downs, M.rtinico;
a e sSsa .n na S @ sf
Albany Sailed % Margaret Ana CLARKE MssSal Crafts
PHILAGELrHIA Oct aoArr Oxford Ross, Trieste; Nashua
sadi d MS s f
.uattt sa vsd.y Fl 2i s. o sG'' Bernard Nan
@ Ss a1a s hyy winds
III Ssil
%
On he s !Ss 81
her. Had been becalmed since the 7th inst
WAsHrN0xoN, NJ c., CT i0-Arr Marcia, Smith, Boston
w Bid Roberts, Bradley and Silss Crane Meeks, New
York; Francis, BUT Newport, RI. Cid. Raleigh 1npp,
L. Marcia, Smi h, Boston
.CmARLFsrSs, Oct l7-Ar5 Nathaniel Hooper Churchill
the 9th inst the South Channel which continued blow
with increased fury until I0k o'clock m, when became
perfect hucanewhie scuddng ship broached when
Al the sails blown from The yaId.-.he gale eontnusd
the voyage i2h lat 81 Ion 7 the wreck Of
under jury mass all her sas and bowspt gone supposed
Also arr Tybess McCsEme. New % York Bsloy brig, dis
Caao. Liverpool.
beau Patterson Bamore Allure jenkins. Pensscela.Cspt
brig ashore the East Pass aud 81 Andrews
BY. I'D Brace Rogers, Tamp,oo. :,
New ORLEArs Oct i2-Arr Hops Howes edays from Ha.
Flanders Bo.ton Wiadsor Css,ls Patterson, Have; kilSy
WITCH, Dupere Vera Cruz; Lavins Brl Eden aud Com
mece Drl Jackson Kingston ia; Gutter. Amos Galveston
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
SHIP NE WS.
BY Inst Nights Southern NIall.

PHILADEIPHIA Oct 2i-An Ashland, Sheer, NYork.
BALTIMoRE. Oct 2O-S!d trace Brown Myers. Liverpool;
sssa 66Sls. Am,fsId.m Psn,iss hGpaiT: :sls.
yiIsnia Cooper NoIsan' Cid ,sh, H.bs Green; Monte.
Briggs, NYe,k; Lowder Lowder. Wilmington, NC. Pilot
boat selim, Warts from cruise report inst Cape Henry
NYokhsd lost in the gale the day before h ,hr rnass Mh
Wsdson Kingston Jawas hove on her beam snds in the k
of the 6h and compelled away the mainmas and
foretO n order o right her
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

CANTorBarque Cyuths chs 2s3s NJ DO 20 3lb bis -
eb DO so PIP do s3 cassia pkgs mdss Pinge-9
ehs 1891 hf do Bowditchi35 chests as hf do 52 pkgs
DO Marsh Hasisl-TpL pLs tsa Hurd.i % shsit Pkg
IL Hoherts-i do mdse Borre x Trou-3 do Robinson
Wer-li cht ~ hf DO "a rkgs h,e cracker. do pdss
Hnrd-l @ Tedwell-s Hslsted7i2s chs 40 h do
N.pse whitmoIe-lOo chs tea wssmors-loc Do 2v
Cooper25 Handai6 22 h do % pkgs mdse ls3 do sk
Talbot, Olyphsnt col do tea NJ Johnson-7 do mdse
Foser-2 bxs ginger Wadron2 silk do pkgs mdse
do 4a W Hofmana gum White h.s ginger DO
mdse do Byantl pkgs silk 10 chs 1913 hf do Tea oIo
pkgs mdse a2O do fire crackers to order
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
QvorAr,oss ron AMERICAS srocxs IN Lospos.

Louisiana, New York and Ohio State stocks have
slightly advanced from previous quotations. Money in
the principal markets Of Europe has reached reduced
value that the good stocks Of this country offer strong
inducements ior investment renewal Of confidence
the olvency Of the States would induce many to send
their capitals here for employment in this way Massa-
chusetts, Nav York, Kentucky and Tennessee state
stocks good any be found in any
part of Europe and pay better rate Of interest than any
others.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIvA AND
SARSAPARILLA

THIS Of the speedy and ectu.l remede. for the
pleasant to the palate and grateful the stomach and easily
aken being in the usual form Of In il
ated all the medicinal properties Of such remedies
found most speedily ecaciou curing gees seminal weak
whites and all discharges Of the passage, II s
wholly vegetable compound and acts like charm in g9;
objections accompany the medicine which be had at No.
Ann street-Price 81.
r. S-Strangers who desire medical advice may consult DR..
Glover confdentay his Office No Ann street. all hours
Of the day and evening. o22 Item
MEDICAL CARD-DOCTOR GLOVER confines his
M practice principally the treatment and OF delicate
diseases in stages Also elects Structures GonoI
sing from impury Of the blood His experience and success.
cted with any OF the above named diseases who have
considered ncurabe difficult OF invited make ap
plicaon At his Office No. Ann street, Broadway ad
joining the American Museum where he may be consulted
condentaly any hour during the day and evening until 10
O'Clock. o22 Item
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
state or Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are very inactive at our former quotations
OF - ls4 Pearls are very steady at 81 3if a4S73
BssswAx Prime elbow sells az wanted At 20} SOC
for all descriptions
Corros = in accounts received per stesmer Acadia
this morning have prevented operations except az 6
decline md the demand has been smsll spnuers have
taken 300 bales which comprise the chief transactions
annex the nominal quotations.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
,,r,,,.rru, EsssTABLIsHEp AZ M n a. p; 1895

HuNTERiAN Ten! y Sp@I.PENSARY," @ Division ,ues,-Dr
tain diseases only has now been before e public The only
OF this valuable have been sold this country and
not IN one instance has il failed perform perfect
hs5sd TO- Does any one doubt let Them cs the D,pensy
delays in this dangerous, very eyen at the
of therefore do rs with your lfe call TO.
may b TOO iatS Albany, 81 Lydw sssst GA ism
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

MiscelIan. Qua iSecord.
FOREIGN LETTER OrrIcE-The Quebec, for London, and
Rochester for Liverpool will sail to-day Their bags
will close at halEpast 10 O'Clock
BRIc BEorHERs Mayhem, Of and for NYok from Ports
me- siS o reported poss q sS n Tas at 1ushS
mssts and bowspnt gone
Whalemen.
ess lS south Sy
Only Son. for Wilmington NC. 10th inst Sandy Hook ESE
Wi'm, Of and from Boston for St Jago de Cuba, days
Exile [Brl Card 80 days NYcrk for Demera Sept 49,
lat 10 3s lon i9-had lost overheard in the Gulf days
Poultney days from Baltimore for Cape de veds 9Th
e sns rom B, er lat 20
sys s1S S S S9 s i = ssss S.
Mt oi FsiIhsven from New Bedford for Coast Of
As "s Z; ss hoS sEn fS sh w. a M 9n 81 & soo
Ohio Putnam NYork for Liverpool. 18th lat Ion
Boston. Boston FOR Baltimore, 10Th inst Cape Cod NV
TsIer Belfast for rhadspaa alss ult lat 81. lon
Foreign Ports.
sid l7th Ga:iai Wssa. NYoTk AT iah Harriet Bans New
AL,xAsDRIs Sept 3Ar Ganses Wilson. Marseilles Sid
w,siias; and oiSss E.sr Ps'moY pusEwIe sshss.'
sssSs'ss Bns iaS Ias S faead RsSm"nd sS
Bssnss s sd @s"'ss Sss sS1 aou.
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cg'u%sa:' s%is, N0,ssn. S5 Is n,...s,., no.,o.
BOmnAy Avg mA n.s Brenda Bridges Salem. ish-John
BasioE, Sep 7.sid RaritAn, Adams Boston 10th. Mari
Sss s sBs hs:,sG s Sd
h wsS & ssafsI "a s." Ay%an s oIS M
IIth ar Aer.i. Crowel Havana LeonSs, Boston. 9th,
t is sS; %i Ns% SSt Orleans
Sl!os. ;ess-Ar Ellen Gewsn,, corgcn. New YoEt.
s%Pais' &C. s sA Hardy Thor"
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o,s,. BslvdeN do for Charleston 18th, sid North Car.
bsaTMoUTS, sept soG America Can,sns Constantine
i pssas' p. Ss:s OF Cleveland. Morley Rotterdam
0sHe t, p so,ao s,h AIsycn kOEblop NYoL for sst,n
S' f:s Ss1 R.sss. III a.S Ss
lse sss' s.ss;" ss;ig' 81 ss r.y Richmond for
XDs %% sy R%s.a RS,s sVfas Js... % s% York
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cs hsiss sp yAaop r. @
M.s S.s g GHSdo @ HS,i.a ss Howa Paul
h1.ss sss so %sd.s for So.s.a; se,h; Fran;
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1hSmpsCp Nol.aa. sih N.hyle Pe%bsr,on, de; ssd Hy
Siis Es"s Se e y ss.s Sd DO
LIyERrocL Sept 2s-Au Hibemia, isj Boston. 2st Co.
ss%sS os 2 E s. d& ops S s
o.; Ds CsSumbus Cole do Ashburt Hgs.top d9 81
1il; 81 ss, y Ss, s%Ss'oa vas
sailed s o"fo. S% Boston, ssh onuad do aah Hs
giasea Charleston: ssh Portland, do sh Xles!c Nrie.ns
e%S @ d. ss SS
%y 'fS bunker 11 SUM-
nb. Gd esaa Ass1 Ssos NYO Fawe PAde
Ss Ss%G,s cela%ss. @ sh.sy.s ,ad
SSs::s:; TissgeSl, Sss Sy.ss s.sssp.s s'',' S~S.
Sept y Sspsf sanford SYSl and B,moe 0'tiId ga s
@ ro s9;s1 $ SS % s N' Y. 4' 1ss
Lex as.s's s.s Orleans"
MANILA, May so-sld surst Bcson. !,
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

On Monday morning, Mrs. SARAH HuRD, widow Of
Abraham Hurd, aged ~ years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from 50 Murray street. Tuesday the
22nd at o'clock, NJ
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
TJIRn CT QON IoAA IoaS


THE Government of the New York Philharmonic Society
begs leave 70 inform the public that subscription list for
the Concerts Of the ensuing the of
Messn ScHARrENBERe LUIS. 3si Broadway Fnklin
Subscribers Of the last season, who wish continue their
subscription, well those who wish subscribe for the
desired send their
be the list Of subscription be closed the ls day Of
November
The Government will every exertion render the per-
fomances worthy Of the continued patronage OF the public
The first Concert will take place about the beginning of No
vember next.
Terms of subscription, $40 payable delivery of
the tickets for the first CONCERT emitting the subscriber three
admissions each Of the four Concerts with the privilege Of
purchasing tickets for each Concert ticket
By order: WIN. SCHARFENBERG,
o3 2wis~rc secreaey
pANORAMA AT NIBLO'S GARDEN-Open for q short
season. the most magnificent Panoramic Painting
hbited this all the Artists that have m
L by the celebrated Artists Mr. w Danie T.
g. Parre and Augustus Earle, r. A. London 1t Is
during the day.
Admttsncs the Garden and Panorama Is cents Artists
= The Panorama OF Madras was exhibited in Russell
square, attended with immense and when purchased by
Mr. Nbo considered the bert Panoramic painting in
London. ais smrc
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
AUCTION SALES.

HARDWARE & TUTThs ngeif, pLArrs
23h Fall Trade Hardware Sale this season III take place
Of Gold ring Of ESQ paeksgss and lots o
Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware, French, German and
American Staple and Fancy Goods
Ao00 lots Of fresh ed table and dessert Knives and
Forks Carver, Sand blade pen and pocket Kniyes R
will Be sold psremP.So!y psS and wssou! reserve A.,
casks sand Cpebls. nest, Also dozen hl.asphi:
lands AsoAn invoice Of fine Papis Nachis lea Tray0;
Japan'd do and waters cad Baskets Snue Trays Also
general Of heavy and shelf Hardwarr German
StaIe and Fancy Goods, &c. Terms months. o22 r*rc
OAMr LAS AND FLOWER ROOTS At AUcTlON.-
Levy spoon.r will sell this morning st II oeeeh 4 No
aplrnad Orange Tree in Fruit; cost the
Aso-About Tulips and Narcissus Bllbs. assorted
pacuary worth the notice Of gardn sale positively rain
or shine o22 Item
A UCTION NOTlCE.-sse Of Valuable ,ClC.hing, frat
"A Cloths Cassmees, vestngs Seasonabe Dry Goods
and other articles this day at ok o'clock at No II
Spruce street. !.
Also, at l0h o'clock Wednesday-A fine assortment nf
really valuable Household Furniture of all descriptions de-
serving attention.
The above property belongs Meri who having made
other OF be sold without if
nothing happens. THOS, BELL, Auct.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE..
CAEpET sALEaIhs Day at 70 o'clock Z, i2a Fal,o. st.
pets sapene nsrsin and ysnstan ,.Ai, hair and Car
English Brussels Carpets Ave ingram Carpets-with large
sormen Of Of Carpets being Of stock Of
pet dealer.
Also large assortment Of Beaver and other Cloths g. =
with quantity OF Dry Goods, Silks &c.
FURNTURE.-Also large assortment Of new and second
furniture.
WAreH-One English Gold Lever Watch and chain.
o22 ltAm r. INGRAHAM, Auotr.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

On the 9oh instant, by the Rev Dr.. Crooker, TnoxAs
BARCLAY, OF this city, to SARAH vRorrIA, youngest
daughter Of the late c. Hunt, OF Phlsdelpha.
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
NEUKoMMs CELEBRATED oRAToRlo
DAVID ANIS GOLIATH.
(FIesr yEARsJ
WILL be performed by the Sacred Music Society,
w THURSDAY. EVENING, 24h inst at the Tabernacle,
heng their first Public Performance for tho Season In order
furnish idea OF the effective in which the above
Managers respectfully refer to the following Progamme
David, ........ Mr.. NJ Coiburn from Boston.
Goliath. ......iA Gsntlepan W p from n-. Boston
saul ......... 49, Mr.. w. + brouyh, nrst tire.
nign rrlsst... Mi. Ancrnwss s,s
SSi:!ssI pf David: % ,s:;, Msd.ps OTTO.
Chorus of Shepherds. Warriors and Levtes;
Male aud Female Attendants,
By the Members Of the Society
INSTRUMENTAL DEPARTMENT..
IS yiolins, Fagotti,.
VIolas, l Ophecleds,
Double Basses 2Irumpeu,
Violons ellos, Kettle Drums,
Clarinets, ! Bass Drum,
Fluts, Cymbals
Oboes, Triangles
Trombones, Harp,
g g sASiss.no' Aisss. SO ss T:ae"' J:.:'
rSsa;s, 1sSSI OF the whole mr. " Z x,h HILL
NJ pr,. 90 =, co nc. =, @ c,cc ~
DoIAk Firth
Firth, Hall y Pond Broadway; Geo. f. Nssbitt corner Of
Wall and Water street. and the door Of the Tabernacle
nS Or Performing Members will please apply HENR
MElGGS, Secretary, A6 Broadway; to U. G. HILL So
Franklin street. o22 3us*rc