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The New York herald., 1845-10-09
Died.

On WEDNESDAY, sth inst after long and painful IN
ness, ELIZABETH THoRS, aged oa wife of Nh. Iss Sha.
Thorn. " e ia'c Shas'
The friends and acqusintances Of the fanpv
pectfullyrequested to attend her funeral this
afternoon at o'clock, from her late residence Iai We,
street. - "est
On Wednesday morning, 9th inst. suddenly, WV c.s.
SON, aged 80 years. " oAS
His iriends and acquaintances also those Of his ,,
snd his brother Robert, are respectfully invited 10 a.,
end his iuneral this rhursday) afternoon, o'clock
from his late residence, Thirteenth street.
Of Ninth avenue. without further invitation.
On Wednesday, Ist inst at Flat swamp near New.
town, Conn, DANIEL r. STILES, formerly Of this city
aged 50 years, months and 10 days.
AT Cincinnati, the 10th ut MICHAEL OCoSson,
ormerly OF this city, in the 36th year Of his age.
The New York herald., 1845-10-09

FLouR-We have no change to notice since yesterday
Genesee ordinary brands worth 81 s7 southern from
75a SIS
HAYNorth River has arrived more freely and prices
have rcceded; for shipment, 90 rs cents.
LEApWe believe there has been nothing done in mig
since our last cents being the average price At this
rate 81 cents can be given in Illinois, which price is
fair remuneration When lead falls to cents per h. in
this city il reduces it in Galena below the of pro-
ducton.
RicE-The news by the Cambria being again very ia
vorabe active demand for export has sprung up at
- 53!, price for choice, establishing advance
OF 23 25 cents on the lower grades and 37 prime
WHALKBosE- Sales have been made since our last of
South Sea at 81 cents and Northwest Coast 32 cash.
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HEAVY DEFALcATIoN.-We are panied to learn
that Russell Dean, OF the firm of Henry Dean Il Co.,
No. SlQuincy Market, has abstracted the amount
OF about $4,000 from the funds of the partnership
matter, as it is now, the ,ropic of comment with
large portion OF the public, and because the remain
ing partner has openly alluded oIthe affair 1t is
supposed that X. Dean has gene with any con-
siderable por 4 OF the amount but that he has, by
an improper CO rse of living and dissipation vast
ed II He has recently borrowed various sums from
market dealers and others, and gave in return the
memorandum checks of the firm, which of course
were lett unpaid Suspicious have been rite re-
Gently, and on Saturday he left the city. His part
ner 1t is said, will be olged from this great loss to
close his business. Mr.. r. Dean, has wife and
one child.-B0ston Times, Oct s.
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MORMON AFFArRs.--From Hancock County, we
received but little information yesterday The
Boreas reports the arrival Of Gen Hardin at Car
mage, and the concentration of troops at that point
His instructions are said to be of very plenary
characrer-Io put end to the dissennons at ali
hazards One company of volunteers from Quincy
went up by land to Carthage on Saturday, and
another in the Boreas on the same day A fight
WIS anticipated on Saturday night, between party
Of anti Mormons, seece for the purpose and some
Of Bdckenstos' posse, wh,, were said to be out on
one Of their Mormon marauding excursions But
give very little credence TO tins report ST. Louis
Republican, Sept. 30.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER o.

Ship Norma. Ellis, Hayana, Moses Taylor
Ship ShI siTnh AIs,a Bumsp GhaIestOn Richards
Br;s VIM N.son 81 Marks Coe' Anderson Co.
schr Columbia Handy Rio GIande. Richards.
sel hsrss Hunt! H.a1 DoT'1sG %aas Ssa.s' f''s
Schr Merchant, Bragg Franklin, La;
schr Hannibal aa%ast ReSgSond SSo S0ni Pals Person
schr I9hn Smith. Ca5gill, Baltimore eager MAILER
schr Tribune. Prnde, PhiIadeiphis, Mckee, Hand Co.
sshr sshr Forte. Porto Rico, 1S smslley. Philsdsghi.
Schr Cornelia, Faulklin, Boston.
schr Page, Chamberlain. Boston.
Arrived.
Packet ship Havre, Answorth, from Havre, 9th ut with
in topgallan yard and killed 9Th inst lat 42 od
Ship Powhattan Stone 81 days from Liverpool with mdse
aud 2os passengers, to Wisms& Guion
as Co. 'Ga h s ns wn
ship Xyon East 22d ut lat 03 lon 50 90
s T y M wreck Of iu brig to be English
blac aud from had in that condition
British brig Qusdraple Swan day, from Bermuda in bal
last TO Middleton Co.'S Spoke inst off the
Hook. sehr Lexns ton from Philadelphia ior Boston
Brig Rochambean, Derry, i2 days from Orand, Me- with
Brig Comet Knowles from New Haven, in ballast to Pee
Van Burger.
Schr Queen Pomare, Snow, Thomaston
ssehr sehr E'rsnia. Hall Freetown ballast,
@ sc Ere Gibbs Nsa Ssfs Bed}o1d Rsa'Si OIL ballast
scbr scr Rsss R,sef HaSk, Chsse somsrse ballast
sloop VIM Penn, Sanford, New Bedford, oil.
Ship North Bend, Sprague from Amsterdam
Sailed.
Brques SIR Isaac Newton, Hamburg Amelia Muiholland
Sande oflgs Hayu, Port au Prince; Samson, ST Marks,
and others.
From the sW spit-ship Patrick Henry, Liverpool.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Der. Cat market 1900 beef cattle, 06o stores 45oo
sheep and ,, $50 swine.
Prcss-Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond with
last week: Extra, 10 S5 first quality 81 6O second
-; third, SO IS al 375
stores earrings IS u two year old so Is; three
year old Sl6 "a.
sheep-Dull; small lots from ssc to si75.
n,Nine-small lots and &c: selected lots 81 atc;
ohio hogs &C. At retail, from 81 to Sc.
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Pasxen0ers Arr,vea.

,HAyRE-Packet ship Hayrr--Mr Moon Mrs Ainswoub of
view ork Cary, Massachusetts; Or Kredse Connect
NJ r Marsh and lady, New Jersey DIR schueer and lady
hi enid and servant, Mr. Mann MIR Fahner Phil,de
s s. T.s Pocher Mr. Ieyser South Carolns Madame
Nuee pehanr Mr. Tawber France Miss Aupnste Sto,x ny
sccard aud lady, swtrerlsnd22i 10 the stsersse vi
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sales OF stocks nj Rostoo

BsoErR's BoAaD, Oct 7--i2 shares Long Island Rail.
1000 do hood i9t as do bo5d Iss 500 do boss ,,of
70 DO lst 20 Norwich Worcester Railroad ia tJ5
Boston worcester Railroad, bo30d 75 D ,Bos,on y
Maine haiiroad ll2t Portland Saco Railroad 100
western Railroad, 96 l3 do bol0d s6 25 Renaing
Railroad, bolod, a6t sa5 Merchants Bank new Ius
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lBy Last Night,s Southern Mail.

PHlADELrHIA. Oct s-Ar brig Lima Masisl; schr Della
ware Poyd.aes Below bsqss Madslips, Coast Of AGic.
Craig WIstss. NYoIk Lodsnis flsa. Providsass; sis.
BALrMoRE. Oct 7An ship Pioneer. Alexandria; schr D.
Briggs NYork Cid barqus Latrobe. Gavsstsn. Sid
schr Oregon. Port Spain.
RIcaMoSD, OetsAr schn Victoria. Fsksnburg and Geo
Kiots Rogers NYork Sid scbr Tuscarors, Dearborn. New
York.
NosYobx Oct eIAg "a brig; Qsssn yie0rs B,l Trinidad;
Moxy Jamaica Sid brgs Puritan do; Adene, West Indies
Hampton Roads. bsrque John Robb Baltimore for New
bound up James k'veI came in from ship Harkswsy I'm
sAvAySAH Oss 2,AIr ship Cslis Thatcher NYork; schr
NEw ORLEANS, Sept sc-An ship Norman Havre; barqus
Rammohun Roy Philadelphia brigs Pocahontss Wade New
York. Emp,esano Havana Cid ship Suvish Havre schr
spoken.
Ship swanton Of Bath, days from New Orleans Sept IT,
Shin Raritan, standing the Eastward no date off Hole
ship standing North with letter A white in blue ground
sigua Sept 10, lat 81 IA N, Ion 81 a.
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FOREIGN lunuovtae1Ous.


A4 sn fs De- Eh1% u.sssi CONN
s!y; ssyI;1 Wisht LaSkgss.i BTr Kse:sT HSTn hnD.
soPS1l v purssd-sF X xMsysr~i Rou.-t Emsrs ssT,i
Guillaums COL Jsf.sy 4 CO.'S Lsch,i,e F.aehe
II Berard Mo- don-i voisin.i DrozIl? Noel De
Eschsri H.reer Brothers-a H Rodmsrjri Lsgoassil2F
ssinhs,-l TIMBER Dambmann1i Sshnchardt nsyrs co
Il Tilge-3J j T Phillips coz Rabsap1l II Hout
= Chsruaud co6 Seigustte co.. Bolton-,4 Male
z!eux, Gourd col Lacbsi.s Fauche. w n Coles-sW w
sT,h CO.. stedd1Ed scGTiss Moop oV 60
Frsres-5 Thompson Weer-iJC Allispaeh-l 2 Engler-
A Brett Mayor-io Bocesu 4 Russh-2 BALM San.
Duiac"s c stewards col w II Marin CO.'S Noriot &
Wntrrhof Piper Karcks Spies, Christ &co-6 q Hessen-
sc5s ios N sS sshJe
Cbanusud-SJ d Wffh,us & fls--l Robe Garfield u
Bros-i viade-3 Mdlle Fanny Godefroy-5 Bossange2
Studw eil-4 Cseux fis X co.. Ward & col JAG.
lard-s Michell B,oguar. col sebval La9md.
cog o Locke 4 CO &C w Thonas--4 b q Wa,nwrsh-
Lewis Farmsn-2 Tete1l Blsia-2 Mortimer Gawtry
II q Peck co-2 Joha Roger VIM Beach--2 Lane,
otrray2089 burr u w Livingston3 ., Is f.
Hyde COLO Thirion, Maard cog Habishaw Jones-I
smith samner-2 J NJ Beebr Gel 4 Phipps COS
Hall soo-soo w Schmidt K yogel-2oo Barsslou-oO
Bre,thauPt Chum-6 howland Bro-30 Cazet & Aston
i Robert-l Grosclaude-l G A Robert-2 Fnbre.
smith, Q Jonss-2 Voisin co., Montant-l Edw
Lppold CO.! Diehl-4 Loeschigk WIsendonck-l Henry
Wlsner-i Hem z Payensedl Groping-a Bernhard :
Peyser-sundry pkgs TO order.
LWERPooL-Bar9ue Hersa-l0 hampers c A & q Ever.
son.-8 pkgs WichelhsusenlS Harris-1 Kmgsland-2
Hsnden coz pkgs Tracy AIen-23 Folger x Blunt-ls
bales 1863 bars iron 23 cks case IS bags to order
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co M m Il IL ClAL.
WedneadnN Oct 1

wednesday, Oct. ..
BEEswAr-Sales have been made of prime southern
ani northern yellow at 29I a 80 cents, cash
BREApsTUFFs-lt said that orders covering 100 900
bbs OF -four were sent out by the steamship Cambria
this country.
CoTToN-The sales to-day about 700 bales and
prices firm at our quotations.
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Married.

GU. atham (N j on the 7h inst. by the Rev M
Soouia WV. COULTER, OF this CITY, TO Miss JulI.
a aSw, youngest daughter Of Edward Prce Esq Of the
The New York herald., 1845-10-09
nIlscellaneous Record.

Packet SHIP DucHgssE DORLEASs Richardson for Have,
will sail this morning Letter bags close hafpast eleven
O'Clock.
MAILS FOR CAPE DE VERBS AND WEST COAST AFRICA
The schr Veasco Capt Cook will sail on Monday or
next for Africa and the Cape de Verd and aordng an op
portunity to those deous sending squadron on that
station The letter bags of the " will be made up at this
Office where letters and papers will be received.
LARGE CARGo-The ship Cornelia, Captain French which
board c following cargo:- ~ -
Q 525 bbls flour at ais lbs each. ...... $40 875 his
LIS bales cotton, weighing as 22s
20 9s5 bushels wheat tby measured weighing abt
2,7t6lH
Ballast, CO tons Observation-Disclosures. Y. ia 400
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. george M Dallas, Esq, of Philadelphia, Vice
hv Yesterdays cars Washington Unioa, Oef. 7.
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WA NTEIl

WANIED.
FAMILIES can always be supplied with faithful
4 and well recommended help Of all capacities both city
aud country the well established Agency Office for domes
TICS 224 Grand street the Bowery, where every
used 70 procure the best help IT WATTS.
=iood and faithful domestics have excellent places
1Q QtpnSrr
The New York herald., 1845-10-09

MUSIC
LADY wishes to devote her time the instruction Of
"A young ladies' the Piano She teaches the LogerIan
system which has been
Try: has been greatly approved &C Europe being the
shortest .nd easiest method Of bringing hs pupil note
addressed X " at the Office Of this paper shall be
m
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New Bedford OIL Market.

lFor The week ending Oct. 8, 1915
SPEnsI-We have card Of no transactions since our
last
In WHALE, n lo, y goo bills ordinary NV Coast sold
at 30 css; go bb seaea o. at 34ic; AMI 500 bbs on
private terms e!e n go bbls. for export made
IN Boston at SO cts
WH.LEBosE-Sales saturday of 5000 lbs. S. Sea- at
33c; 5000 do at $780, lot of about 1000 lbs do pri
vate erms and to day sales of - 500 lbs N W. Coast
at prices not transpred.
The quantity of crude oil and whalebone on hand
at the following ports, including sperm oil in the hands
of manufacturers is nearly can be ascertaned
follows In New Bedford 2ss barrels spm H. 527 bbls
of whale OIL and 42s 800 ID. whalebone (475OO h. of
which is South sea) In Farhaven, 6s79 bhls sperm
1918 barrels Of whale oil and 40 900 ID. whalebone no.
900 South Sea- All other ports in district 500 bbls
SPERM $50 barrels whale oil. Holmes Hole, 2200 bbls
whale oil Edgartown, 1900 barrels sperm oil Pal.
mouth 500 barrels sperm OIL making New Bedford and
ports in its immediate vicinity 306I2 barrels SPERM 49,
452 barrels whale oil and 46s 500 lbs Of whaebone In
New London, September 30th there 400 barrels
whale, and 100 barrels elephant oil SPERM and no
bone In Sagharbor Sept 25th $50 barrels srerm 5000
barrels whale OIL quantity of bone ascerained but
not large In Mystic September Goth Ia barrels sperm
no whale oil and 100 lbs. bone In Stonington Sent
18th 100 barrels whale $50 barrels Elephant no sperm
oil, and no bone.
IMPORTS OF SPERM On, WHALE OH AND WHALEBoyE
INTO THE UNITED STATES FOR WEEK ENDING DC.
The New York herald., 1845-10-09

NLBLO'S GARDEN.
MR. H. PLACIDE,
MRS. MO WATT AND MR.. CRISP.
Thursday Evening, October 9th,
The performances will with the Overture La
Gazza Ladra.
To be succeeded by the comedy of
CHANGE MAKES CHANGE
Nadenne. ......... MRS Mowau
Fanny Fitzhugh Miss Mathews
Lionheart ........ MIR Placide
To conclude with
THE DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM
Dulcimer Pipes. Mr. II Placide
deputy Lomax .Mrs w ats
Doom al half past and the performance to ecmmsncs
at O'Clock.
05- Tickets Fifty Cexts.-f0
Private Boxes s. each.
An eeient Polee viii always be in attendanes to naz-
good order and keep all improper persons
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
The New York herald., 1845-10-09

ITO MILITARY COMPANIES, MUSICIANS LEG.
l. TuRERS l. ADIES FAIRS, PRIVATE PARTIES
prepared to to arrangements for letting the same the
cemng winter for Balls Concerts &c and all other festive
Since the recent Improvements have been added it
Gan contdet be said that place in the vie
in the and elegance OF their their
sutbl leness every particular for any they may
CURED Tor For sound has been by
be altogether the best in the city
splendid sappsr Room fifty feet square has been added
last winter also, magnificent large chandelier
expressly for the grand saloon beiug put up
The dressing, hat and committee on the first
has been obtained by the removal of the front The
whole warmed with hot furnaces, which difuse uni
form and genial warmth throughout the whole
In Short pains hiss been spared the
enerts inment III the city Terms reasonable o27&gr
The New York herald., 1845-10-09

GANDEM.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
ny-Admission 25 Cents.-Ds
Proprietos ....... Msssrs. Fencb < Heiser.
Thursday Evening, October 9th,
The Entertainment will with
BLACK DIABOLO.
Black Diabolo. Sig. Shiiy yao w hole
Gsurd Cesar Asqaash. Sig Jmalong yoeMurphypotaoes
Phrase-yer
Lub-rends James Sig Lynehpina Will
MIS- Jim.alongJo Aiattytow gnors Brucea
Llppo.Beppe Light lingo. Sig Sea (bas Gud Knees
Jawiongo Giacorna,. Sig Brough-o-Je Belief
Frank Chaston... =. Sig NImble Shino
Ta.an her sigma Sing-gaine-o Ore kosa Fhil-lspema
Lady Lwanabela Dido Allsquash. Sigma Cotton Bily
Miss Kitty New Allsquash Big Paw.in-e Scatcheni
Between the LIST and Cd Parts
Intermssion OF Half Hour Promenade and Refresh.
i +
The Of splendid Cosmoramas will open Cor
Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden.
Door. ip*n at halfpast o'clock Performance tocom.
mar M ao,rl lnck
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED

GENTLEMEN and Families can obtain the full value for
~ all kinds ofsuperous effects they wish dispose
Ladies and Gentlemcns Wearing Apparel Fire Arms Fur
nitue, &c Gentlemen leaving returning the city will
nd their advantage send the Subscriber who pledg
es himself 70 give fair price for all articles offered.
"A line through the Post Office will be promptly at
tended to. T. LEVENSTYN
sill lm"rc 566 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1845-10-09

GRAND ORATORIO OF DAVID.
THE New York Sacred Music Society will perform the
above celebrated OratoIo, at the close OF the %
bsrnacle, under the direction OF Mr.. U. g. HI y
Mr.. EDWARD HODGES, Mus. Doc VIII pIess,osh :. ~ ~
Organ The principal solo will be sustained oy INC ~
lowing dstnguished vocslss -
MISS J. l.. NORTHALL.
MR. FEHaFH& hiss FH&INDMvS,kkEaEs EaEso,un
Mesus r. H. Nash, r. Duunins, r. Andrews, and Bell
The c,orus Of Shepherds Warriors and Leves and male
and female sttendans will be sustained oy aaTey increased
ratoro will be performed with power ad effect unequae
;" ps,u.mcs pns vv to commence 1T half past o'clock
"a for sale Al the principal Music Stores
u.,cn M;les Broadway; Geo. i. Nesbtt corner Of Wall
smd Wssr streets; j. b. Perkins, No Wall street: j.
ps, No ISL fulton street; and the door Of the Tabena
Gle. :,
cation of Mr.. George WhitIoek. No. 90 Canal OF
NOV tXHiBlT,N0 tor short time only, ai The Rooms
and Leonard street. DE Kuypefs celebrated statue Tin marbe)
LA sORTrE DU. BAIN,o Coming from the Bath)
by al who have be the eh doprs OF modern art
and which has attracted crowds Of admirers In Europe
been brought to this country and risk and Is
for the inspection Of the lovers OF this sub
Open from 4: NJ. until 10 p.M Admi,tsnce IS cents
season IIckeu@ cents 40 nc
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THE GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
1NSTITI1TE


YESTERDAY area. day .. Nis!o',-.h. rush began
OF Farmers Gssrr. silk cuu soa ihes .eaa
meet the Lyceum Of Natural history this morning iO
=, AdaIs.sM pr Dswsy's Church, 7as Broadway u7H Nj
Ihe sunc Society have the
Tickets be had of Managers at the door, gratis
ALDERMEN AND CONNOISSEURS
ATTENTION.
smES9D TT r. viii be served tn:
Saturday. the 9Th 10th and nth rs the National
Hoass 2 s5 Wellington street. bsTssn Barclay and vesy
% sI.re late Of the Gornasof,s PsrE Row.
CALhDoNIA DIVISION No 81 s. Of T., have removed
where they will hold meeting this TX o'clock
Members are requested to bring I Their Regaa ~, -
HENRY srosE. RS. osltsr
o. Sssasy E 5 Is k.;
Sa. Sas'sS Ssis Ths cSssss VII ::
able the Lecture will be postponed to the Sunday at h
PATENT AGENCY OFFICE.
DRAWINGS 4 SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED
FOR INVENTORS.
10 s brs TS s be 9na
hs &c EDwasb Ak JoN and on
% st.Tc lss Fulton St. NY.
TO THE LOVERS OF COLD BATHING.
HE Swimming Bath the foot of Desbrosses will
been The warm Bath. are open a. usual al
winter Cold salt Shower all the lt*rc
TO LET WITH BOARD.
A FRONT Paor Room with Bedroom and Pantry attach.
n ed the second floor Also several apartments plea
sanity for families single gentlemen where limit.
ed number ony will be accommodated THIS is desirable
location for those dong business the lower part city
during the Apply 81 Frankfort Pearl
Terms moderate References exchanged. o96t*rc
TO LET
/ PARLOR suitable for gentlemen. Apply at
l56 Wooster street. o9ltsrc
OCULIST
DR. POWELL M. D., OCULIST AND OPERATIVE
~ SURGEON continues to attend to Disc of the rye
and To all perections Of vision O'clock his
sidence, 26l Broadway, Warren
nveterae Of Strabsmus squirting cured in few
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely dstn.
gushed from the natural
obces and residence 2sl Broadway III Warenst
Gratuious advice % the Poor. 90 lt+r
The New York herald., 1845-10-09
THORBURN'S DAHlIA EXHIBITION.

srxe ]. NJ THORBURN& co. beg respectfully to inform
aud the nutlc in general that they Intend
~ giving grand show of Dihias from fhei collection at
Astoris, l.. Wednesday, hur,day Friday aad tur-
day OF the prese week ,Oct 70 2 their saoon - John
street. which all admirers Of this fine Huiumn flower
inved gratis Every new and choice variety obainable Ia
Europe and this country will be exhibited gnder nsme .nd
placed favorable ght The exhibition will be duIng the
day tms-not in the evening Of Of the above days
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AUCTION NOTICES.

IMPORTANT Assi6NE Is; SALE Il Ressweed, MsLs-
j gany, ack Walnut and Oak New Cabinet URNIrURE.
JACOB 3. PLATT will sell on Thursday the OH October,
o'clock By order of Assgnsss under tbs direction Of Jno
entire stock Of an extensive maaSctursr comprising
the richest fashionable and styles presenting
vorabls opportunity for strangers aud citizens supply
themselves Catalogues ready, and the articles
examined I'LL the hour OF sale. 90 2t|m
nUTLH BULBOUs ROOTS. at Aucten--A LEVY
~ will SELL Thursday morning, at III O'Clock, No 203
Broadway several ne Dutch Bulbous Roots just
ceved from the celebrated florists Vaa Wavsssp son.
universal sacten last consisting OF every variety,
TOO numerous TO detail Ladies invited TO attend
Also, some fine plants. oe 2t'm
The New York herald., 1845-10-09
GALA NIGHT OF BOXIANA.
BENEFIT of COUNTRY McCL USREY

GALA NlGHI OF BOAlhNA.
BENEFIT of COUNTRY McCLUSKEY
AT THE
NOVELTY STARRING ROOMS, MONROE HALL.
vVNHlS EVENING, October o. I845 which grand occa-
l. lion he will offer the aid of the following volunteers :.
Belcher Kay the pride Of Boston, Manus Kelly Lay Bill
Wi who matched against Spanish Levy Bostoa for
5000 aud many Of the celebrated Sparres ef the city
ckes Is centsDoors at 7-Sparring commences
o'clock precisely o9 It.le
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
THE Committee Of Management Of the New York Philhr
monic Society beg leave to inform the public theta sub
scripon list for the Concerts OF season now
the store of MesTs Schirfembeg Luis 36l Broad
way. -
As many complaints have been made Of the want Of ROOM
the committee have been induced the Concerts TO
Pamos Opera House, Chambers street . -.
Terus Of subscription $40 snnum payable on deiveIy
Of the tickets for the first Concert entng the subs be
three admissions each Of the four Concerts with tn pv
ese Of purchasing extra tickets for each Gonssrt -
per ticket. bv order. JAMES u ENcioN, eecy
OF 6teodis'rc
CTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE co. sfwercss.
Prss,dent"Hon John Davis. Of Worcester.
Vice Presidents-hon. Isssc Davis, Worcester.
RECOMMENDATION Dickenson, Esq. do.
Secretny-C. Harris, Esq. do.
This Institution prepared TO receive applications for
nsaranse lives from 500 70 5000 rates premium less
than those chrs ed by other companies IL has guran.
tee capital o Sl00 COO for which, per only
paid All the profits divided assured offering
assurance may be made 70 n. ID. sAXTON,
tAgent Of tho Company in this ei,y,l
lspyEy DoAsE. Medical Examiner OF Imtod.r
The New York herald., 1845-10-09

PALMVS OPENA HOUSE.
MR.. TEMPLETON,
LHROM the Theatres Drury Lane Covent Garden will
Il have the honor of making his
FIRST APPE ARANCE IN AMERICA,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 18Th, in one of his
popular
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
Tickets 50 cents-Performance commence at 8eclock
For particulars see Programmes at the Music Stores
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Azs a
SarsSzx4

lxl in harness.
II. Woodruff Names ..........,. b. z. Ripton.
lame. Wheinisy name. % Rnston
October $780, free for all horses Lady SuE
folk mile heats, best in s. pnder the saddle.
22d-Purse S5 free for horses that purse
SO, mi heats, best in S. in harness.
23d-Pp $780, FIRE fer all horses except Lady suff lk mile
hea,s, best 8 in 5. in harness.
27Purse 5000 free for all horses Lady Suffolk mile
heats best in in harf $50 second best horse
Entries the above Purses made before Monday
evening October 18th by o'clock the bridge Course
and Green and Losses Chatham Square, New York Two
in each to make ce. o8 2t+rc
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The New York herald., 1845-10-09
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE Arc

JADfES n. SWAIN & CO..
DrdpUs and 1alors, 352 Broad,Cay, Carlton House,
WOULD respectfully inform their customers the pub.
W lie, hi they have on hand and constantly
eeying saperor stock Of fall and goods which will
made in the latest fashion and the prices
OF Imrrc - "
The New York herald., 1845-10-09
he NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BEssETT, Proprietor.
irculation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY bEkALD--Ever, day fncU . csnis pcs
opy-I 70 per annum pay able IN aavance.
WEEKLY HEkALD--Every Saturday-Price 6f cenis
per copy.Ss W cents per annumpayable In advance
hDVEkTlSEMENTS at ths usual prices-slways
ash In advance
PRINTING Of all kinds execrtcd with bssuty ana
Qy- All letters communications, By mail, sdaressed
the establishment must be post pak the postage
WI DC deducted from the subscripon money rsmautd
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
'sorpiaros or ynx Nsw Yonx HHaALp Ear AsLisHnSE7
Scrsswsn corner Of sultos sd Nassau streets