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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-08
Correspondence or the Herald.

COURIER OrrIcE,
Arrived New York NYok MsiII s joSas Oct AZ
Wad Webster Newport, Wales Mesey Tucker Newport
Havana; Emma, Bancroft, Philadelphia.
Miscel laneOus " ec0rd.
FOREIGN LETTER OFrIcE.-The Duchess d'Oreans Robin
son. for Havre will sail to-day and Switzerland Knight for
London, on Thursday.
a asw s aes ab Ias
Burr s Ifs{ ss and
ton Paoi sH 0si Is s captain o. the brig Ge0rselche'
sp M ss, for
sIlG1 sl,a and i2 se ss9
Ia Port Sept 800 ships, barques briggs 10 schooners
Wheeler sailor on board the ship ud
Ess'sh
aud committing I e
M si SG $ bi ssssos Of s. New
ss 5ss s.Gs Py
tom e Ma%s B ts. d 81, s wp aw painted
s S1s 'h ei 1"y WIZ
's' ' s SfsGd s
x And S Ts Without @ nearly
We az a1e all s
ss Vs,' %sss
sS sSss
this matter Of the erent propers exciting some in
She i"ended for the outside trade New York from this
spoken.
don nd ut lat u Ion H. supplied her with provsioa.Nb
Drew Of Kingston bound home 9Th ut on the Banks
by the same.
Foreign Ports.
QuEBEc Oct 2-Arr Concord, Homsby Oporo Clio Kelly
fssi sSop sua '' kya @,
HsIss s:. SS
bs%s.sI xS;rdssa $pso @sts 1s' Dundee
eny s Swell ,s uT Hobs Cork
Rogers Liyerp9ol Columbus, Cowng Bristol; II Newton
MONTREAL Oct Culinary. Grant, Glasgow.
Lske Porta.
a.f Mss sns As E s"ss Nj
'5si, 'ass
dEasS' nna s
sn fs a%s
o. bs,vss 9iYsEs ys"rss syD
i"S ETp ups L
son, st Lawren, Upper LaHes.
Homo Ports.
fFasT,sn osts q, Adams. Gay tivsPoo
ton; GeeIssna Goodwin Pembroke for do; Alert Combs
E Ns Hsy; Sssaz ga Fts, nsm,
%aisss y,haIia Haynes DO; Chase, Udas Albany,
BosIoS Oct 5An Adelaide, Sdrick Cienfaegos; Choc.
taw Ryder Charleston: Factor Hardy Hayre de Grace
ton, Percival, Baltimore Joseph Bach Haet, Baltimore wa
on Friday 'oenoon sloor Stranger Of Boston, and whaling
Exchange Of Plymouth dragged their
the sloop was partly filled with and it supposed the
sch would be got off without MUCH damage N, Sunday,
large ship at anchor between Sctua and Coasset prob
ably the Ashland, jus Of Sctu,te Home Howes; Oak
4, derj Gosheco MGris Majestic True and Adams Pea.
e e Bfom for ZnzibsT m fey days rpg AmEhitrite
81 sG'sG sH 18th ss
Brl Davidson Windsor; Lion Baxter Haar I'd nsion 3D.
M about 20 miles from Sambro Light passed steamship
Rowland and shylock, Matthew'S Baltimore Hope, W Gan,
dy Candy; Mary, Bryant aud Ceres Iarbox Philadelphia
sid Mason; Narragapse Conmbiana Howard; uncom Ro-
wan; Mary Sa,er Brothers. Chion Chalcedonv Alyano;
aurora Acorn; Usage; Mozart Almena; Chester and Niger
started and anchored in Nantucket Roads
NNoRFoLK, Oct 4-sld Rienzi. Elliott Boston.
oc iAr Casda Crabee. Charleston Cid
ooa. e. Quarantine Denmark I'm Guada
Ssaa ssp s s & 33rS .a, s Washington po,u Nyo
Thos Har Bartlett, Thomaston. Cd Wetumpka LEWIS,
Pensacola Plantagenet Beswick Havana In port Sept
FRI Taleyrand Trip, do Fegher. knight, disg Wetump,
Lewis, wig frt.
NHw OHLEAss, Sept Gar Indiana Bennett. Nyork; s
Stevens Ga coromandc Hedge Liverpool; Mary Wash
ngton, Paine. Tampa Bays Eredenck Richmond,
Key WFsT, sers sl-AT p Noyes, Littiesed, NYork
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ALuE or IMroBTs. ExroHTs. AND DuTIIs COLLECTED OF
Nrw

This is the best evidence in the world OF the dan ger
that surrounds us, and plsin comparative statement
like this must convince every that we are going
ahead fast to insure safety The statement that We
have given ab Of the mports and exports Of this port
/, male up under the divisions Of the year. The
f,cal year commences the LIST Of July instead
Of LIST Of O:tobsr. We annex statement, showing the
imports into this port for the year ending Sept 30th
IMroR1s PoRI NV YoRK.
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Sales or Stocks In philadelphia.

FIRsT BOARD, Oct 7-S3OO0 Reading Railroad bonds,
72l; 10000 Cincinnati bonds, l0l; 80 shs Man Mech
fshurg 30; b75 do Wilmington Railroad 253; 100 do do
90 25a; lido farmers and Mechanics Blk 43 1871 do U
Bank 81; VI do Northern Liberties Bank, 4oi; $27l
State Elves, SO; 1900 do do 7If; IS 900 do do ~
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RETURNING HOME Within the last three or -four
days We have met number Of our fellow citlzena
returned from their In the North and from
them we learn that others will bs daily arriving The
sight OF old friends and the hearty shske Of hands 10
most pleasing to us at all times but particularly
that we spprehend tear Of danger friends
IRON sickness The city is perfectly healthy, and we
anticipate in one short month see all Of our
townsmen back and engaged the hustle of the winters
businessa business that cor fden,ly expect will
surpass in commercial transactions that any season
since 80 and '37.-N O Pic. SEPT 49,
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schr Example, Hildreth New Bedford oil
Schr statira, PEBBLE. Lnbec with plaster
schr Daniel Webster, Ogden, New Haven wv
schr Pacific, Prescott. New London ballast
Sehr NJ Hale, Bearse Boston, with mdse
schr Page, Taylor Boston, with mdse
Schr Compance, Kelley, Boston with mdse
yana. - 'e'ieo' ie'er p""ia W IA
sehr WIN I Thing Care Ann, with fish
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FROST On Sunday night last, % h ut. (says the
Miledgevile Recorder Of the LIST inst) We had FROST
dry. it not severe however kill vegetation 10
any considerable extent II will ely check the growth
Of cotton and other tender plants without doing any
material damage to the fsrmer-there being no late
growth to mature.
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HEALTH or NATcHEz The Natchez Courier OF
Thursday says-"Natchez Ia us healthy as II
the reports to the contrary that are circulated
through the country notwithstanding The Sections
port for the week ending the 25th, shows deaths
one OF congesve fever, the other OF simple fever
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reign merchandise into the country and we have well
GROUNDED Tears thai great deal Of commercial trouble
ana embarrassment viii grow out Of these extended
movements
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BoRDEAyx-Shp Medora-35 hhds Beckett Louet-
hf pipes brandy do Came35 hf 10 hhds Victor
barsaow coll m do Benninger-l0 nhds do q Casel
lon 10 do % q do 10 hiss do Pavenseadl6 casks por
. Ct o order
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70 FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.LU
PIX. MOLLlCK'S SELECT LECTURES.
Functions, and their Physci Moral consequence
Illustrated oy hesn i Z ,, perfect models Of
THE EMBRYO OR FOETUS, &c.
tons from the real subject
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, x THURSDAY,
October 9Th, 9th and 10Th,
In Broadway Hall. Of Broadway and Grand M NJ
Each Lecture complete in itself though the whole form a
cted course.
All the Models shown each evening.
Tickets for the co. Single Lecture, 50 cents.
Youths moi admitted.
full course, for Ladies only the of the
same day. Admission rs cents
An Exhibition Of all the Models with Descriptive Lecture
will be gwen at 10 eaeh morning precisely Admission Is cts
for gentlemen only.
Dr. II be consulted only hou, before each Leo
urs Patients attended to in the order Of their arrival
90 tire
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PassenRers Arrived .

BoRDEAux-Shp Medora-J Eason, j Street A Verdien
Miss Banks, Banks Miss Edwards Mrs Turner and i
the steeTage.
GoTrESBURc-Norw brig King Carl Johan-M Janson an,
in the
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Sailed.

shlps Patrick Henry Deano Liyerpool Union Rauoone
NOIesns Aquenet, Mosher, Phiade pha; Ataanta Ray.
T T.iao Moei9s Superior Mobile s1pa
buenos Ayes; Republic Bremen; briggs Amanda Machas
' $500 AN"e' NN'1
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Increase. ......... 2Ol,O3l 2lS4l6
The receipts Of barley tide are Albany l62
bushels; West Troy 46ess do-totsl isi SAG bushels
quote at $lO so 10 621; No . So 25; No. 3, So
rs So
PaovsIoNs--O Ohio pork is declining. We must reduce
quotations to 81 % Sal for prince and SO l2J
for Beef very inactive, and quotations cahnot
request and quote keg at Ct 6c Cheese is in very
limited demand at a 63c.
WHwKEY-DIu Judge casks sell at 24c as wanted Prison
and barrels very firm at 243 25c There
very little doing in either description
CATTLE MARKET Oct TAT market, 600 beef cattle,
400 from the south; and calves and sheep
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-We quote last, in the face of
the large supply 81 26 to So % 80, for retailing
cattle. Left over, 400
Cows and Calves--All sold at $50 IS.
Sheep aud Lambs-Sheep, sales at 81 so; lambs,
rs $l75 Left over, 500.
Hay--Small supply at last weeks rates.
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Died,
On Monday, It'll inst RosANNA FRxNcH, wife CT Joseph
v. French, in the oath year of her age
The friends OF her husband, and those Of her brother
Patrick Mugan requested to attend her funeral this
afternoon at O'Clock, without further notice.
On Monday. 7th inst. of consumption, MARY, wife Of
Ichabod X Cushman and daughter Of the late Asa Co.
nant, aged 81 years.
The friends and acqnaintances of the family and also
OF her brother Charles Conant respectfully invited
to attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from her late residence, SO Ludlow street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-08

Coal Trade.
The shipments this week Says the Potsvie journal
OF the 5th inst show of b68 TONS 1913 Of
which by the canal This caused by the refreshing
rains in this quarter which have repenished the quantity
cents by the canal to Philadelphia; 10 New York So 80
The Commercial List states that the demand for coal
tinues for shipment and also for city pton
and holders very firm, with upward tendency in
prices. Sales Of white ash lump So 373; and red
ash at So s1 so per ton prepared white ash at SO so
623; and red ash So 623 IS per ton cash-when
time, with interest added The shipments from the Lee
high for the week ending the 2lst amounted 256
sOs tons. The following are the rates Of freight from
Dit
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CASE OF FORD The case OF Ford is slowly pro-
day morning opening for the defence Several
witnesses gave in their testimony In the afternoon
nothing materially new, however. ELECTED. with tho
exception perhaps of some facts having tendency to
show rather irrational state of mind. under which the
risoner lsbored after the disappearance OF his
81. Louis RepiHs, Sept 81.
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AUCTION SALES.

CO. Win I'll S. 6 bss sS psi 4.
.tos No 81 Maiden Lane close stock, superior
5ss. ssy $s BS.s. sa i c : q Dl
Watches Seals KEYS spee!ace Cotton and Silk Purses
Also, Ia cases Wood Toys S'p assorted.
stssa s,is T. S Tss:r Trunks
Catalogues ready. o8 item
VIII .s sA HI. S 4g a 4. Wa
s s%s5sas t.sa . MSshSss a
Bureaus: Enclosed S al b
TSwsi SSSfsat Ladies ADJ %sts I'D
and others. Sale Ieremptory "''' % t.m.
Nb1Iq bRY 6bs s "A THIS DHY OF
AsG ooS %ys s Of ses,onab ccas Quantity of
- descriptions i T iH B BErL .n %S Sss's
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
l. eos "a No 81 B, sell on Wednesday EysSng
Paintings received on ANTWERP NEW IN the eoeeioa
ready f%s.dR when sss s
Y#HSHEs y S M
g. s a sss uni G se ssa:.
Ss; r. fD%ss'G s@s s's
Penn T'S 's Df ks, snd
R1iI shs e 5gss. si -
and Dirk Knives; sc.
Also ~ o'clock 10 TOYS suitable for coun.
try and retail dealers Also GERMAN GOODS comprising
general assortment Of Staple aud Fancy Goods
Also, SO polished steel Fire Irons Standards
Trays and Walters Brass Candlescks &c. &c., being the pat
terms oil birmingham house, and with which the sale
commence Also Jorge assortment of Japanery o8
EVY SPOONER will sail This Morning at III o'clock
Harlem IN Holland and same house whose Roots
such universal satisfaction last contain
The Lsado' Plants viii be sold the ,a"s Tine IL ssf Catalogue
Wed, esday Evening" at o'clock, they will sell the col
lection OF PAINTING Just received from Antwerp.
Thursday Evening, 200 French Engravngs and English
t.npravings and Mezzonts, and Marine Shells o8 ltsrc
AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE AND RARE PLANTS,
- ,,,,, FROM LONDON.
1I0o Levy SOONER will sell on Tuesday morning,
valuable and magnificent collection Of Exotic Plants ever
ties Of the Came and owery and plants
which can be found in the richest gardens Europe few OF
them eny new and have been but recently discovered
by the most eminent boanists They brought this
country three DAYS ago. by Mr. Alexander Gordon whose fame
as hotinst both IN this country and in Europe well known
Catalogues on Monday. OF 2tsec
A UCTION NOTCE.-Elrgant Furniturc-On Thursday at
1919 o'clock will be sold the superior Furniture all
made to order and the best
handsome modern built house, No street Spring
PARTICULARS IN a future advertisement
OF 6t'ec THOS. BELL, Auctoneer.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
A I PALMO'S (LATE) CONCERT SALOON, corner Of
Broadway and Chambers street The Proprietor ofhe above
Saloon made with the popular and celebrated
SOUTH CAROLINA SERENADERs, who now stand an.
veed with any other Band Of Ethiopian Performers the
Be dSy appreciated The Band consists Of Mr.. Ward
cordi,n the Piano Forte Mr. e. F. Zes the Aceordan.
Mr. j. Tichenor the Banjo Mr.. w. Roach the Bone
Castnets. And MIR. w the Tambourine In addition
Comic Vocalist
Admission the Saloon only 81 cen's-and every attention
will be paid to please the viste Of the above Saloon
o &c
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State Of Trade.
AsnEs-We quote moderate sAies of pots at 81 ls3
90 Pearls are very steady at 81 81! 4373
EBEEswAxSma sales OF northern, southern and west.
ern prime yellow made at a9A soc.
Corror-Ihc enquiry was limited I, -day and resulted
in the sale Of 400 bales tor export Prices slightly
OF the buyer
FLoUR-No change from Saturdays rates. Genesee is
held at $475
The receipts Of flour and wheat at tide water for the
4th week in September
Flor, bis Wheat, bush.
Albany. $3.50 S,O4o
West Troy. ............ 23.540 3S,2g6
1856 47,34l
Aggregate receipts at tide water the opening Of
navigation to the close of September
Flour, bbis. Wheat bush.
lsA,. 442 ss2 30S
lS43,. 24l 1851 sol 1893
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets 70 Arrive.
Packets 10 Sail.
ship Masters and Agents.

Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall it favor if Captains OF Vessels will give
RoBEsT SrLvEy Captain Of News Boats, nport Of
ne snppnf eit At he port whence they sailed the vessels
newspapers they may have He will board them i'm
medately their arrival Agents and Correspondents HON,
abroad will also confer favor BY sending this office ali
zion OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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Excess Of imports exports in nine months sal
Inc naia zee az ainst in trade Of nine months,
amounts to the enormous OF forty millions three
I'D sixty thousand nine hundred and sixty
three a0 avs The exports ofspecs or September have
peen We traing to what anticipated, the amount
oeng ally $6o92s2 The total expectation Of specie from
ms ont for the past three months only amounts to
sl.ss4 .s7a as follows:-
~. ,rEciE EXPORTED PoRr OF New York.
~ az shipments for July. $3.50, $94SS6
~ o.ai shipme nts for August l,ls0,794
Aotai shIpn ents for September. " 6O9,292
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MIR JONES.
EMF hhS1fS no ok
With new sssnsy co.ams, M,shSSsry and Decorations
The Prince e Hu Music composed BY Mr. Jones' Jones.
The Princess zoyess,.'.'.. -, Madame Quo.
Prince Felix. Mr Jone. Cinderella, Nad'm Quo
,..,x n,,I RAisSs Ss' TIE iSfi WI WHIP. : J..
Bo.ssisi Tier Third Tiers e.nts~Pt 50
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
IRE Ta' HSE;'B f;r S$i R,
THE WOMEN WARRIORS,
c.. 80, Win be reriom.d. J..
M.d Mons Dsi aaa i RiSs M.d1 r ys:
p G Ballet viii S brand Pas DE- cS s 81! e..
,ccurones /! and nr,mercus other dances
The ssI; n h9ar "'sIm0n
w WI I s4!s s:!a. o oS.;. .
FRS. Tier of Bose, and Parqaete Sand Tier of Boxes 50
Seats can be secured SIX days in advance from A. NJ
LiSs9, 70. !hs ocss English and Italian for the Bale,
Doors open ~ psfrrmance o'clock.
Cin.U--nOW Eos.
The Original and Legitimate NEGRO SINGERS have re
DAN EMM iHr.' fa slsS tT BfRt,SIeMER & co.
THE MAIDS OF 'i FEEsA Ssb MOBILES OF THE
BY Mrs. Cole Mn; Cullen. Mn Rodser. and Ms.
Mrs CULLEN s b. 5is II. Hs sssa Ae Of Horse
Bo... esas p yass raTss BB o,s.
BURROWS THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
The s'T rJ Hfi'1ssfl Play Of
bee: ssys ssy ss III. ~.s with Il.
IKE Kom,wnt r E1tIsyaganzs q
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

FRENCH THEATRE. the French side of the
Bee, OF yesterday, we see with iafiot. pleasure.
.as et'sis hsvs been received from VI Davis the az
rector OF The T.a. dOTLans announcing that he has
sucoeeaed IN M KING the greater pant OF his
lor .he approaching The following names
OF inc artists MAT had d. Gnrsly crgsged up 10 tho
ds,s OF the sailing Of the Britannia Baritone Garry
oi'he theatre OF Lyons; Bass, nouvry, do he Hsgue
L,gnt Tenor NJ cnur,ot Dugazen. Mad. s'ephen !;
sterdam We have already announced Mile Caves en-
gagement as primo donna We repeat qualification
the success OF Mr. Davis, from the refined and
the French theatre. The editor OF the Bee remarks
that in his opinion, from the d. finite closing of
French theatre here date the commencement, Of the
corruption and final extinction Of the purity the French
language spoken in this State We entertain no doubt
Of the correctness OF bis opinon-E. Pic Sept 10.
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
rE Exhibition Of Pictures and Engravngs Of this Insu-
on will be open the public in the large room Of the Ma
nesday next, The 9th inetant.
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR
10 new members, single admission Is cents.
The Rooms will be open daily from A. NJ. TO r. NJ, and
only Monday and Tuesday Of each week. until fur
ther notice
Persons holding scrip certificates, and those wishing be-
members will please apply for tickets Of membership
70 Mr. FRASER, at the Rooms Of the American Artists Union
No 321 Broadway. OF q &c
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Married,
On the 2ad ult in Hardwick, (vt) by the Rev Samuel
Thurber Mr. W. FULLER, Of this city, to Miss DEBo-
RAH AIrswoRTH, Of Woodbury. VT
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WHY DIoCOV ENED II
mr. A. e. CASTLE Ammo Domin 1928, first Introduced 10
- the notice of the public the mode OF inserting Artificial
Teeth the principle Of adhesion by atmospheric
III 40 other dentists make the laugabe clam this
thod their discoyey As well might they claim his mimi
tabe Paste for filling hollow tender teeth which into the
tooth soft aid in few seconds becomes hard and
all respects good the original sound tooth The FIRST
families H. The United States use and recommend IT, The
dst guished physicians made cognz,nt Of its harmless
bnatons from their practical experience recommend
has eceyed the highest commendston from the Press
pr Castle refers 20 the Spanish French and English Ambassa
doris Spanish and English Consus ~ the Pm, and
Surgeons Of the Unvepes, N. and New York City Hos.
pa and numerous eminent members Of the bar and church.
kc. &c, &c.
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZING

ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZINC
A CARD-MR. WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York that
their Glasses in Dancing Wazng and the Polka Dance will
commence AT the Assembly Room, Constitution Hall, $50
Broadway, on Saturday, October l2th and will continue
throughout the season.
Days Of Tuition for Young Ladies and Gentlemen under H.
Tuesday and Saturday afternoon commencing 3and
for the elder class Of Gentlemen Every new style OF
Dancing taught Mr. WIS classes without additional charge
TO pupils.
Mr. W. that the references he shall offer Of his capaby
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended
pcation sbove his Private Academy No 10 sixth
Avenue where will be made know and circulars given
containing particulars. o2 lmsrc
MILE, PAULINE DESJARDINS respectfully informs
A her patrons and the public general that she about
form Cldsse de Dance for ladies aud gentlemen which
she will teach the avore Polka Mazourk and all the
fashionable Dances of the day.
The morning school will be open from l2 o'clock O'Clock
and the evening from o'clock To o'clock.
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing instruction
call at Mile Desardn's house. Park Place s28 2w.rc
DR LARDNER CONSULTING ENGINEER, Athe
continue the professional practice which for years
sued on an extensive scale in London aud consulted by
II the arts and msnuiacturs which involve the
application OF the principles Of Mechanical Physical Science
Those who reside at distance forward pos paid)
clear statement OF the with the drawings
cImens, when immediate attention will be given sli I'm
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VII PAINTINGS At AUCTION.
I EVY SPOoNER will sell on Wednesday Evening, at
~ oeoek at No Isl Broadway new collection Of
on Paintings fro received from Antwerp In the collection
will be found valuable and pleas pictures Sale posi-
tive Catalogues ready Tuesday, when they will ready
ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
From the Americsn Farmer.
AMERICAN APPLES.

The Northern and Eastern papers are
frequently urging farmers 10 plant or
chards. and among other inducements are
holding on. the demand for apples and
consequent expectation to Europe. The
apples from the u. States are far supe-
rorto those Of England, and are retailed in
Lnnden a, Sd. a piece. They are con-
sidered BY the medical faculty as very
healthy, aud are recommended by them 10
convalescents. DR.. Dick Of Edinburg, in
his late popular aud valuable treatise en-
TILED Heterogeneous, primary and reflex,
ofthe organs Of Digestion" work which
ought TO be in the hands of every dys-
pepiic, says in page gil. where he is
strongly recommending herbaceous ALI
ment, " a ripe american apple. we'll mas
iica ed, has been employed by me as an
auxiliary and occasionally as principal,
in the treatment OF the irritative and n.y.
perGmic forms Of gastric arrangement"
" a ripe aniericon apple. or two or three
dozen Of grapes, or two or three oranges,
or part Of a pomegranate. taken at these
times, act as valuable retiucents Of the
chale,os, douleur, rougeur. tnmeur Of the
gastric mucous membrane he" These four
conditions are, as Broussaes justly re
marks, the essential ones Of all infamma-
ton. JAMES BOYLE.
dnndpoIis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
From the Petersburg Intelligencer.
FORSYTH AND VAN BUREN,.

We give to-day the reply ths, was 81.
ven by Mr.. Forsyth, OF Georgia. Mr.. Van
Buren's Secretary OF State, TO Mr. Hunt.
the Texan minister, when he proposed
10 negotiate treaty for The annexation Of
Texas 10 the United States. Every reason
and argument that then existed sgains,
the annexation Of Texas still subsists in
foil force. M. Van Buren, and Mr.. For
sy,h no, only declined to make the treaty
Of annexation. but stated tina, Our peace.
FOL relations and treaty engagement. with
Mexico rendered j, Improper even 10 en-,
tertain . negotiation for thst purpose.
They would not even keep il IS sus-
pended question. nor reserve !, far further
con.idera,,on. bu, decided sgsin,,be offer
at once. Ia this they did right. for they
could MT have formed such treaty With
on, aagrsn, violation Of ua,ionsl fsi,h,