The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
October 6, 1842

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Ttt xx. Vol. VIII.?>0.976 Whole Ho. 3147. PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS" THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORKIT AVE prepared a Dumber of Pliritt Mtlifliw 1 each containing ?n appropriate quantity of.the new prencn Medicine. tor the cure of a jwcufiar claaa of diajaaw.whieli hare unfortunately in loo many inaUnCea fallen under the treatmeutof ignorant nuaclu, in co ?ac above recommendations were sufficient to sell a ton of Pease's Hoarhouud Candy a day, in this city alone, when the proprietors can obtain certificates from ministersofthe Uoipel men of such unblemished reputation, that whoso would not believe them ueith r would he believe though one should rise from the dead. The virtues of Pease's Hoirnound Candy, then, rasy be considered proved, as far as anything can be proved, bv human testimony. P. B All letters twit paid, directed to J. ['EASE St SON, IS Division street, will he punctually attended to. *e* Country merchantman obtain Pease's Hoarhonnd Candy, at the manufacturers' lowest prices, by sending an order to any merchant in the city with wham they hive dealings. J. PEASE h SON, 45 Division st. Agents' n the City?Ruihtou A Aspinwall, 10 Avtor House, 110 Broadway, and 0G William street Elton, 08 Nassau at Kieated, 529 Broadway Brig ham, cor. Houston and Avenue D Hart, cor. Norfolk and Uiand at Bateson, cor. Park Row and Ann at Cotton, 269 Bleecker at Mirtine.cor. Slat street and Ninth Avenue; Paitor. 165 Greenwich st D iggs, 681 Broadway Kerr, 748 Broidway; Moss, 506 and 508 Grand at. Agents in the Country Zieber, 87 Dock street. co.. Third, Philadelphia Redding, 8 State at. Button Weed It Waters, Troy Batter,57 State Albany Hobiusou. Ill Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md; Hil-'eman, Louisville. Ky Watson, Memphis, Tenn and Ha>s, 139 Pulton st, Brooklyn. o5tmr DR. SOLOMON HEINE TXTOULD inform his patients and the public, the he still adV* heres to his original proposition, to receive no money either for medicine or attendance until lha patient is satiafled with his improvement, and would inform them that he has remoted from 411 Broadway to No. 57 Reade street, opposite the Marshall Hoaae, where he solicits the attendance cn the snore mentioned renditions, of all who hare suffered fur a long time under diseases considered by them iiuurnlrle. SOLOMON HEINE, M. D. For the advantage of all who wish to attend the treatment of Dr. Solomon Hejpe, I would state that the dnlyj Doctor neiue wno nu ever uvea in, or uau tus uuilc iu uiununay, the one now residing at 57 Keade street, opposite the Marshall House. This Physician came to this country about eight yean since. 1 have had the pleasure of knowing him ainoe that time, and of witnessing many surprising cares performed bv him?he is above the age of 55 yean, and is the only one of the name who is a member of the medical institutions of the City and State of New York. 7 E. W. WKTMORK, M. D. Sworn before me, this 27.n day of of April, A. D. ltU. Hichssd Riid. Com. ol Deeds. s!6 lm?r RAFFLE, RAFFLE, RAFFLE. rpO BE RAFFLED for positively on the first of NovcmJ tier uext, two splenpid bloc cloth gentlemen's Spanish Circular Cloaks, with capes, handsomely made up with a velvet collar and facing!, capes, lined with silks, and complete in every other respect. Tickets $3 each. As tho raffle will tiosilivelv take place on the above named eve. Tickets must lepsid for, whe.herone or more, when the numbers are taken. As a number of Tickets aie already sold, gentlemen wishing a chance would do well to apply early?as such a chance setdam offers?lh- highest and lowtst numbers are to have a cloak each. For ftirther particulars, apply at No. 1 Murray street, corner Broadway, where the cloaks are to be seen. o5 tNovl*r IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY. A LL new aystems have to undergo the ordeal of public A aciutiuy, and happy should we be if they came out,iu the proportion of one-tenth to the whole, stamped with the seal of approbation. The new feature in iht science of Dentistry was discovered bv Dt J. F. C auldwell, of Virmuia, and is successfully practised bv Ueo. W. Humphreys, his pupil, who has lakrn rooms at 231 Broadwav, uextdoor the American Hotel, where lie will be happy to give practical demonstrations of his skill in this novel and iain-?a?iug process of citracting teeth, which has csused persons ot nervous temperament to bear the torments of toothache, dreading the jaw-bre iking system, so long in Totuo. All dental op-rations perfo rued by liiin ire warranted. Teeth inserted with inch perfrctness, as to deceive the most scrutinising, o! their falsity. Teeth plugged, cleaned, ane filled, on the most approved plan, having S|ieut many years in acquiring a thorough knowledge of the art, together with an extensive practice in the Southern tttatea, he otters his services to the public with confidence. May be consulted at all hours of the day. ot Im is*c SELF PROTECTORS. tT?0 TRAVELLERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS.?Patent A Sell-Cocking Repeating Fistula, which can ba discharged ix times in a f? w seconds. Tha pistol cocka, the barrel re volvea, and discharges merely by pulling the tugger: the chamber ana parrel is in oue piece, and therefore cannot mow apart like some repeating pistols. The construction is very simple? they can be drawn from the pocket and used wicn om hand without the lots of a moment; six shots can be fired as fast as a man can crook his finger. They are no larger man an oidina ly pocket piau.i. For travellers, house keepers, captains, planters, 1 malic officers, Slid oriiers, they are an indispensable article, peiaous both male ami female, can with this piatol, protect their lives and property, if attacked by many persons, aa one oi inrm is equal lo near a doxen of the common kind. The public are invited lo call and examine l*e same, as their simplicity, being warranted not to get out of order, and iheir perfect aalely, will certainly recommend them over ali others Wholesale sua retail. J. O. BOLEN, lot firoaawav. ali lmis*r between w .11 and Piue streets PARTSS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. T1HIIN k en ll?k Willi.rn atrerl r.irm.rlv limit I gim.lire D J* Co.?will open in lew days, twenty twi Pirii Artifi cial Flowers, Faathers, lie., now landing from last arrivals.? This establishment is recieving from their house in Pahs by trrry Havre packet, the newest styles of flowers and feithen, aa they appear in that centre of fashion. This arrangement enables them to have constantly on hand a moat fashionable assortment ot the abere articles Dealing by far more largely in this line thau any other establishment in the city, they can afford to sell at the very lowest rates and on the moat reasonable terms. Wholesale ware.ooms ep stain. Also, constant! on hand, every kind of materials for flower manufacturers. ,3 im*c is daguerreotype: TO THE PHOTOURAPHW ARTISTS P A. ARNAULT k CO.. IMK Fulton street, opposite Rt. T 1'aal ft.hurch, retiiectfnllr inform their friends and the public, that they have just received by packet ship Atgo, an invoice of 1000 Daguerreotype French Plates A new supply of the best and newest patterns apparatus 100 oances rromine 50 ounces cromtnr of iodine 50 pounds hvdro-nlphste of sods 50 grammes of chloride of gold 100 pounds of tripnli of veinse 50 ounrrs chloride of iouiue And the new book eontajnmg the latest improvements in the Deguerreotype. nfi lrn?r OYSTERS. /CITIZENS of the 7th and 10th Wauls, are you lovers of fine Oysters I If you are, we would tike areat nleisure in recommending TOO to ea|) upon our Iriend Sir. Thomas W. Watson, at No. 98 Division slrret, (known as the Washington Oyster House), where you will .Iways find the finest Shrewsbury Oysters that the msiket affords, as Well ss every Other species ot'Oyster of most deliuioui flavor, together with every delicacy of the season, His B r a'so is 'nrnished with Liquor* of the finest quality, hiring the a direct from the importer, end his severs are inferior to none sold in .my other pnbhc place of entertainment. Mr Watson, moreover, bia for many years been favorably knowu down town aa a first rate caterer in his line of business, and lias alwaya been most assiduous iu his endeavors to please his fro mis and tin- puhl c ?n all occasions, whenever they have honored him with ihvir pifonage, Thta we sre rs rain will be sumricnt to iecommet.d the wor thy proprietor of the Washington OyaUi H use to the attention of Iris np-town friends, who rvi I still fin i him as hrypy as evrr to serve them with refreshments at all hours, at cheap and goosl SS can be obtained at any other establishment in the city. ot 3t? r VELVETS?Super jet black and blufc black Lyon* Silk Vtlveti for merchant tailor*, just received, sod for sale by O. VAULT, 48 Cedar st. up stain. %'H lm*rc E NE NE' MEDICINES. THE NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY. established for the SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY, LJ A8 met with the most unprecedented success since its com 11 uiciicemrut, particularly I rum the tmfurtimaU- victims ol unprincipled nieteuJers, who are uow daily gaining strength and vigor under the judicious treatment of the College. The following pre|>aruiious have already obtained a cetebricy uuparaletled in the annals of medicine. EXTRACT OF BARSAPARILLA. This article has been prepared at great expense, according to the new process of the Parisian pharmaceutists, and is confidently denominated the only really valuable preparation of Sarsaparilla now oltared lur sale in this country. Together with the active principle of the Smtlax ojficivalie?the best species ot the root?the College have incorporated that peculiar modification of sugar, which has been termed glycunhizin. In tho "Extracts" of the nas tnim-venders and Certaiu druggists, the common extract ol liquorice is the chief ingredient, ana can readily be da tected. But it is proper to state that in most cases this extract ol liquorice is adulterated, and contains copper de rived from tha nans in w hich the decoction of the ruot is evaporated. Tne College wish thus particularly to guard the public ngahist the pernicious tendency of mixtures, containing large quantities ol this poisoned liquorice. The instruct?' prejiered by the College, contains also an appropriate quantity of the peculiar cry stallizable principle, obtained from that valuable vegetable bitter, Gentian, |>o called from (icutiui, King of Illy ria, who lirst dir.ravered ita great virtues.) A small portion of the active constituents ol the Laurue Sassafras, another vegetable, whose efficacy as an alterative and purifier of the blood is well known, has likewise been atfdod. These several articles have been incorporated, aind their peculiar principles compounded in a highly concentrated form, and the result has been the production of a vegetable alterative and tonic, unequalled for power and etficacy. The College merely add the following extract from the edition just published of Brande's "Practical Dictionary of the Materia Medica This article has been prescribed in chronic rheumatism?in obstinate cutaneous eruptions?in indolent ulcers?in glandular afiections?in diseases of the bones, attended by dull aching pains, tumors and nodes?wasting of the flesh?and rf has proved a valuable remedy, and has sometimes effected a cure where other alteratives have been long administered in vain, and when the diseased state of the system has 'teen of many years duration. In the after treatment ot syphilis, and in caves where mercury has injuriously affected the system, it possesses powers not hitherto observed in any other article of the Materia Medica." Sold in sixole Bottles, at 7S cents each. Ik Cases ok halk-a*dozkn Bottles, $3 fto. osi: nozEK 6 00. Cases forwarded to all parts ?f the Union. N. B?Ji very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers. THE UNRIVALLTED TONIC MIXTURE. A certain cure for all forms of dyspepsia, low spirits, loss o( appetite, lassitude, cutaneous eruptious, general debility, pre lis|Misition to consumption, and all comidaiuU arising from a disarrangement of the ncrvious system. It nsav ho also used with great success in cases of fever and aitue, and as a preventative Is yellow -fever. Mold in bottles at $1 and ti each. THE ANODYNE LINIMENT. For the cure ol rheumatic pains, colic, bruises, sprains, spinal disease, nervous headache, pains in the joints, and immediate and permanent relief guaranteed. Sold in bottles, 75 oil each. THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. For the cure of all cases of a delicate disease, or for pains in the bones, eruptions, sore throat, or auy other distressing symptoms, produced by an iujudicious use of mercury, ?r by quackery. Sold in bottles at SI and $2 each. THE AMERICAN ANT1BILOUS CATHARTIC PILL, Forthe cure of all derangements of the liver, purifying thi blood, esciting the whole alimentary canal to healthy action, and giving new vigor to the vital powers. This medicine is entirely superceding the drastic purgatives of the nostrum venders. THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL. For the cure of those complaints peculiar to the female ses, and to restore and preserve the regular action of the female organs, with lull directions and cautions as louse, and sold in botes at $1, 50 cents, and 25 cents each. SIR A8TLEY COOPER'S PILL. For'he cure of cutaneous eruptions, gout, chronic rheuma tism, and to improve the tone of the digestive organs. THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE. Guaranteed to ure gonorrhoea, gleet, and all mucopurulent discharges from the urethra. Sold in bottles at 50 cents aud #1 each. The above preparations may also be had of the followiug sub-agents in this city:? J. W. Basset, 644 Jroadway. Or. E. M. OuJon. 1*7 Bowery. Dr. Hingis? Hudson street. Elias L.Thrall, 548 Orand street. VYm. Armstropg, 184 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Principal office of the College for New York, at 97 Nassau street. By order, _ot W. 8. RICHARDSON. Agent PARR'STdFE PILLSTHE immense increase of the sale of these Pills for ihe short umc mey tine uecu inirouucce iuui uin couiury, ii truly astonishing. anil a convincing proof of the conquering power of this fine herbal medicine in remedying disease. At this season of the year, when the system is relaxed by the heat of summer, a coarse of this invaluable medicine will clear off the sour and bad humors which heat invariably gen-ratra. The liver, which generally gets sluggish, will be put into healthy action, and thus be able to perform the liiiictious all itted to it, the body altogether will be reiuvigor Jte i, and prepared to undergo whatever change the winter may bring on. In bilious cornplaiuts. heavy colds and inflammations, they afford a speedy relief, and to the fema'e constitutions they are particularly applicable, as many who have tried tl-.ein can certify. In fact, every one who has used Parr's Life Pills seem to be instilled with new life, for their fine, tonic properties invariably restore the stomach to a healthy longing for food, sound sleep, and all the concomitant! attendant on good health. The extent to which they sro used in Europe, among ell classes of society, is beyond conception, for more than 30 000 boxes are there sold weekly, showing thst all who use litem appreciate tin ir worth. They are sold exclusively by the following agents, viz:? Rushtou Ik Aspiuwall, druggists and chemists, 86 William at. 110 Broadway and 10 Astor House. Abrahtm Bauds Ik Co.dnixgis's and chemists,granite buildings, 271 Broadway, corner of Chamber at. P. D'ckir. 413 Broadway, corner of Lispenard at. John B Dodd. druggist, Broadway,corner Bl eckerst. A. W. Bideas, Bowery M-'dicine Store, 260 Bowery. John C. Hirt, druggist, 348 Grand corner Norfolk st, Byrnes' Medicine Store, 63 Bowery, eornerof Walker at. A. B. Triplet, corner Fulton and Water st. Horace Everett, drugg.st, 367 Greenwich st., next the corner of Franklin st. J. It J. Coddington, apothecaries, 227 Hadu n stecet, eornerof Spring st. E. L. Cotton, chemist and apothecary, 243 Blceckec St., corner ot Junes ?t. J. Wrndover, druggist and apolheary, 141 Eighth avenue. Brooklyn?Win. Aoiislroug, seed, drug and patent medicine warehouse. 11M>|J Fulton st. And wholesale, at proprietors' office, T. ROBERTS It CO.. Clarendon House, corner of Duane street and Broadway. 03 lro*r SEBRTNG'S restorative cordial. KTO. 476 Broadway,N.Y.?This Cordial having obtained a just Cv celebri ty on account of the many cures it has performed, in esses to which it is adaMed, the public is respectfully informed that it relieves Dyspepsia and other disorders of the stomach. It is peculiarly adapted to remove those complaints, not by constantly physicing, but by strengthening the system. No g.eater mistake can be made than to suppose that Dyspepsia, Or any other disease arising from debility, can be ciiied by a frvouent forced action on the bowels, by purgative medicines. When this complaint exists, ;he system is already lop weak, and every additional dose lends to make it more so. The Cordial, on the contrary, acting as a tonic, strengthens the digestive nrgsns, and assists them to perform their functions as nature designed.? Hence it is found te be efficacious also in those diseases peculiar to females, which arise more frequently from weakness than from any other cause. The Cordial likewise is a certain cure for the Nervous Headache, and affords relief in almost all af fectious of the nervous system. It is an excellent preventive of costiveness and low spirits. The aged and infirm of bo h sexes, and personsof sedentary habits, prone to coaliveness. have ei perieuced great benefit from il. It speedily promotes strength in all eases of general debility, ret torn a good and he al i hy appetite, gives lone aud vigor to the whole system, and it highly beneficial at a tonic in convalesence from levers and other aente ditordert. In proof of ila rirtnea in the above complain'!, the public ia referred to the recommendttiont of emineut physicians, at well at those of respectable gentlemen woo hare derived benefit from the ute of it, tome of which are published in the circuit' accompanying each bottle. The Rratoratire Cordial it prepared and told by the proprietor at 476 Broadway, N. Y., and by respectable drugguti throughout the country. Price $1 \*r bottle, and t9 per dozen. Order* accompanied by the caah punctually executed, and forwarded according to direction! olim'ni "oculistsT DOCTOR J. FRANCIS' CELEBRATED EYE WATER. NO. in BAHCA Y STREET, within two doora of the Ailor Hrvr? flit preparation! are a perfect cuit for all inflammatory^ aac of the eye, weakness nf tight, he.. never fail in ret ring nebulae of the lougaat standing, without anyturgical operation. CERTIFICATES. 1 certify that Jacob Valentine, a yonth of aboat fifteen years of age, waa bronchi to my home latt tall, apparently blind. Ha called on me to-day, and itatet that he haa been the patient ol Dr. J. Francis, wboae treatment hat been the meant, under Uod, ofieitoring hit tight. JAMES MIL.NOK, Rector of St. George*t Church, Beekm in it. Thit it to certify that two of my children were afflicted with diseased eyes for a length of time, one of them waa almost blind with nebulas, covering the tight. Every remedy wtt resorted to without any good effect, snil despaired of them ever being reentered. They are now perfectly icstored to tight by Dr. J. Krancia'celebratedpreparation. DANIEL 8. JONES, 466 Pearl street. I was almost blip I for twelve rears, and in five weeks, under the skilful trestme,.! of Dr. J. rancts, my tight it now per fectTy good and strong. _ MARTHA BROWN, 177 Foriyth street. 1 certify to the above being t true statement. iKuRUE BENEDICT, Tatto of the Stanton street Cfwwnh. "**,"early blind for twe ?ty yean with a cataract in each Ye, and from the use of Dr. Francis' wonderful ri eviration foi that disease, mv eyes are now perfectly recoa t|*?i. HESTER JOHNSTON, Eldndpr street, era, tlie undersigned, having witnessed: he astonishing efficacy ol Dr. Francis' preparatiom lor diseases of the eye, niibeiitatuigly recommend them to the notice of the public, at valuabl remedies. Duncan Dunbar, Paator of McDougal at. Church. J?gi: "/iKF"'"1 Baptist Church. John Peck, Agent of tha Home Mission Society. I a-jn*r,j M,5r of N?nh Baptist Church. Chared Catholic Priest of St. Teter't ean be men at the office. Prepared and a ?a/ i J- IT' B?cl?y street. New York. rtincial E>e the Manchester Infirmary, where, in i the course of yesterday, he expired. Large mobs I assembled in the neighborhood ol Oxford road, and f attacked several factories, but after breaking the 1 windows,immediately ran off. However, informs- t tion was given at the Town-hall, and in consequence Mr. Beswick, chief superinten- t dent of police, left that place with a body of r special constables and police, and followed the v mob to Gaythorne, where he met them when about n leaving Mr. Fearnley's mill. On seeing him, a I] man, who appeared to be the leader, immediately c rallied the mob, but Beswick galloped back to '1 bring up the police force. On seeing that body, the h mob ran off in all directions. Mr. Beswick endea- f; vored to apprehend the leader, a man named Mc- I Kenna, and after a gallant chase of about twenty leen bankruptcies in all the foreign cities known as jxport depots of corn. Richard Roberts, the celebratrd speculator in coton, bank, and railway shares at Manchester, has ilso failed His liabilities to the Bank of Mancheser are some ?bb,000, against which there are cerain securities, which should be worth something. The great Doncaster St. Leger, has this year been von by Lord Eglinton's b. f. Blue-bonnet. Colonel peel's Sea horse, second. Attila, the favorite, was >ut of condition, and no where" in the race, that a_ nparlv lo**t_ Thp vuln?. tl?o o?r?b >{??,owers, though not |*?rfectly retored, are still equal to the labors of these charming vorks, in which she continues to hold her high suretnacv among our native vocalists The Haymurket has announced its oft iiostponed lew comedy for Mondaj (yesterday), under the tile ol "Alma Mater; or a Cure for Coquettes." It i in three acts, and Mr. Bourcicault is the author. The uuthor ol the successful new play of Love's sacrifice," at Covent Gurden Theatre, is Mr. Loell, who married Miss Lacy, formerly an actress on he Loudon boards. Mr. Bohrer, the celebrated violincellist, arrived in ^ondon on Sunday, from Hamburg. Ilia stay in ..ondon will only be for a few days, as he is on his vay to visit the United States,Havuni, and Mexico m a professional tour. Covent Garden ojiened on the 10th September, vith the everlasting Nornu," Adelaide Keinble lerforming the singing priestess. Of course, "Casta )iva" was encored. The opera was followed by a tew piece from the pen of Douglas Jerroltl, entited Gertrude's Cherries." It is founded on a .Vaterloo subiect, is half comic and half sentimenal, and was altogether successful. On the Monday, i piece of higher pretensions was brought forward, lamelv, a five act play of Mr. Lovell, author of the Provost of Bruges," entitled Love's Sacriice. or the Rival Merchants." It was most favor ibly received. Vandenhoff and Miss Vandenhoff layed the two principal parts, and gave much satisaciion. Drury Lane opens on the 1st of October, vith "As You Like It. Mrs. Nasbitt has to be the tosaiind. Madame Vestris has enlisted under Hacready's banners. The old opera of King Arthur, vith Pureed'# fine music, is amoug the forthcoming lovelties. Mrs. Kean (late Ellen Tree) wns unexpectedly irevented apj>earing at the Brighton Theatre. She vas taken suddenly ill, and confined of a still-born thild The on dits respecting Adelaide Kemble are, that ihe positively retires from die stage before Christnas?that her husband Sartorius, is an English Mr." and not a Spanish Count?and, that she imokes cigars. Spohn'sgrand new Oratorio of" The Fall of Bajylon," was to be produced for the first time, at the Norwich Festival. Spolin was to have been present, tnd to have presided, but was refused permission by i petty German j?rince (the Elector of Ilesse Caslel) to whom he is chapel master. The performance of the Italian version of Norma, it the Dublin Theatre Royal, was suspended on Wednesday, by the sudden illness of Grist. A con;erl was substituted. The new play, to be called Love's Sacrifice, or :he Hival Merchants," is in daily rehenrsal at Covent Garden, and will be brought out on Monday next. "1 he principal characters by Messrs. Cooper, Vandenhoir, Meadows, Diddear, Chnrles Pitt, [from the Edinburgh Theatre 1, and Walter Lacy Mrs. Lacy, Miss Vandenholl, Mrs. Humby, ana Mrs. Orger. Many engagements have already been given by ihe lesree of Her Majesty's Theatre to some of the first artists for the next operatic season. ExTllAOttntNARY ScK.VK AT THK HaVRE THEATRE. ?On Sunday evening there was a crowded house to witness the p>rlormance o! an opera calico la Uaine Blanche." In one of the scenes, the stage had to be left vacant for a moment or two. On >ereeiving this, anIrubfHtlMMWlu) wan behind the scenes in a state of intoxication, cooly walked an to the stage. He was attired in a gtudy plaid 'hooting jacket, with huee leather gaiters, ?5rc., and carried a great thick stick. The audience was for moment literally astounded at the intrusion; but ?non rose ajierfect storm of yells and hisses. The Irish gentleman therefore stood still, looked fiercely it the audience and flourished his stick. Some of the audience thinking fun might be got out of him, ?ave him around of applause, whilst others etormed nore than before. At length there was a pause, tnd?will you believe it 1 the gentleman began ainging one of his national melodies, something ibout? "Oh! Te?loy for bewitching'em.. Whoop Hullabaloo Hullabaloo And as he sung he whooped, and yelled, and danced, ?nd llourishod his thick stick right gloriously. Was here ever such an exhibition! The people roared igain with laughter, and our friend the Irishman teemed perfectly hapny. Hut, alas! for Paddy, the itnge manager called for the assistance of the genJ'armes, a party of whom rushed on ihe stage to ap>rehend the Irishman; but he resisted, und many if the audience took his part Some English sailors who were present called "Go it Pat?go it Paddy!" ind Paddy did go it, for he did considerable damage o the heads ot his opponents by his terrible shillaah At length, however, he was overpowered and odged in the station house. And so ended one of he most extraordinary scenes ever witnessed in a heatre. The statue of Mozart was inaugurated with great icremony at Salburgh, on the 4th inst., in the pretence of the Empress mother, the King and Queen if Bavaria, and three of their children; Prince LuitHild and the Princesses Hildegardc and Alexandra, ind other illustrious and distinguished personages K hymn, written for the occasion by Count Ladisias le Pirker, urchbishop of Erlan. in Hungary, and set o music by the Chevalier Xeukomni, was |>erform d by an orchestra of 2000 iirofesaional and am ateur nueicians. who, as the archbishop was confined to lis house by indisposition, went and repeated the erformance under his windows Mozart's own IlelUiem was executed on the 5th in the cathedral by he same performers. Norwich Musical Festival.?This triennial fesival commenced on It.omlay last, by the perfornance of the customary rehearsal. The orchestra vas formed of the leading instrumentalists Irom the netropolis, whilst the chorul band, numbering nearer three hundred persons, were from the different horal associations in the tawn and neighborhood. tie principal vocalists were .viauame uarauori ai?n, S*ignori Pacini, Mis* Hiwea, and Miss flami>rtli; Mr. Hobbs, Mr. Phillip. BaJfe, and ^ijpnor lubini; Mr. F. Cramer led, ami Mr. Edward Tay>r conducted. The selections lor the evening conerts included the favorite overtures of Mozart, pohr, Weber, and Cherubini, and the best known vmplionies of Beethoven, Mozart, and Haydn, lendelsaohn was altogether overlooked, which, as e is new admitted to De the greatest oratorio, overure, concerto, and symphony composer ol living muieian?, is a matter of'some astonishment. As King John" cannot be ready in time, in contquence of the nature and extent of the preparaons, Macready lias determined to begin his season n the 1st of October, with As You Like It." France. The Paris papers of Friday and Saturday have cached us. On the 14th the Prince de Joinville left Neuilly or the Palace of the Tuileries, and set out in the vening for the Chateau d'Eu, to fake leave of his imily, previous to his embarkation in the Belle 'onle irigatc. The "Commerce" states that the French governlent had at last resolved on graniing, at the request f M. Piscatory, the million of francs demanded by lie Greek cabinet. The Courrirr PranQau announces that Lord ,owther had visited Paris for the purpose of making ew arrangementa for the conveyance of the Indian nail, which waa no longer to proceed through 'ranee alier the expiration of the convention signd by the I'ost office of the two countries. The lail*," it says, will hereafter be landed at Venice r Trieste." I ERA 842. Perlia|ie the most important item of news from this kingdom, if true, is the following intimation of what Monsieur Thiers intends to do. It appears in one ot the Brussels papers, as part of a letter troin Paris: "It is generally believed that M. Thiers will proceed to the end with his new plans. He saw that the death of the Duke ol Orleans nut an end to the course ol |>olicvot which he hoped to be the representative, and he suddenly returned to his ideas ot 1834. 'A war policy is at present impossible,' says M. Thiers to his friends. 'I shall enter into a policy of canals and railroads, and material interests, such as the commercial and manufacturing government of the United States are busy with.' In addition, he will not imv lonirer listen to electoral reform, nor a revision of the laws of September, nor anything which is connected, even distantly, with the politics of the left. So you see with what profound disdain the poor left is treated by all the nten who revolve Hrouud M Thiers, and who regulute their conduct by the words of their master." Spain. Our accounts front Madrid are of the 10th mat. It was still re|>orted that a modification would shortly take place in the cabinet. Nothing positive, however, was known on the subject. M. Calatrava, the Minister of Finance, was actively prosecuting the ralorm of his department. It was rumoreu that General KuiJil was on the point of exchanging the Ministry of War for the Captaincy-General of the Island of Cuba, which General valdes is obliged to resign. The Uut. The Moniteur Parisian" of Friday evening announces that a revolution took place in Servia on jhe 31st ult., and that Prince Michael had escaped into Austria. The insurgents, under the command of Voutchilch, soon became masters of the arsenal, and Prince Michael, after defending himself during two days, had been ut last abandoned by the greatest part of his troops, and compelled to seek his safety in flight. Accounts from the Turkish frontier of the 31st ult. state that Chekib Etlendi, the Ottoman commissioner, had arrived at Belgrade, and been received there with great honors. Chekib formally insisted on therecal of the exiled state councillor Petrowiiz and others, and it was deemed highly probable that the present ministry in Servia wo du be compelled to retire. The intelligence from Bulgaria was salisfacloiy. The Augsburg Gazette of the 14th instant, quotes a letter from the lrontiers of Turkey of the 4th, announcing that the tribunals of Wallachia had sentenced to death Vogorides, the chief of the conspiracy which broke out last winter at Braila, together with eleven of his accomplices. The condemned individuals not being rayahs, they were given up to the consuls, under whose protection they were placed. Vogorides was delivered up to the Greek consul on rhe&lth ultimo, and immediately sent oH to Greece, where the penalty was to he carried into execution. According to the Gfaftle du Midi of the 13th instant, the Russians had experienced another check in Circassia. The insurgents surprized at night and cut to pieces a body ot about 10,00(1 men, encam,ied under the walls of Mitrga, and made themselves masters of that fortress, which they entered together with the fugitives. Nearly the whole of the troops in the camp were put to the sword, and a number of officers were made prisoners. Markets. London Monkt Mabket, Sept. 19.? A very moderate amount of business hai been tranfacted in the public securitiei during the current we'll, scarcely a bargain having been effected either for money or time exceeding in amount ?-14,000 A more tranquil aspect was given to the mark- t by the receipt of the important news that the President of the United States had signet the treaty en tered into on benalf of this country, through the successful exertio- s of Lord Ashburton, for the adjustment of the "Boundary," and ether disputes that have too long existed, and which have proved serious bars to the full developemcnt of commercial intercourse and enterprise between both countries. Still, -.owever, the rise in the prices of Consols cannot fairly be given at more than f per cent?a small fraction it must be admitted, when we call to mind the depression that took place when rumors of war were so rife between the Republic and Oreat Britain. The fact is, as we mentioned last week, capital has become much more in demand, and will so continue, in aii probability until the payment of the next half yearly dividends, which will fall due on the d9th instant, and be in course of pay ment a week later, Bank Stock has scarcely varied this week, although the unpalatabfc announcement wns made to the proprietors, in half yearly court onsembled, on Thursday, that the Inrorae Tax II to be deducted from the interest upon Hank Stock now nearly due, and that so unprofitable had been the busiueaa of the corporation on the whole, as to require an encroachment upon the rest, or surplus l>a lanee, to meet contingencies, to the amount or nearly ?6,000. The range taken by the price* of Stock from Mondaytip to yesterday afternoon is this Consuls for m'-ney have^flactuated from 04f to 94|. and the New Three and a Half per cents from 100/j to 101}. The other Stocks are closed. The premium on Exchequer Bills has been at 40s to 61s., an that upon India Bonds at 35s to SXc. India Stock has varied from 449} to 460}, and Bank Slock forthe spring between 167} and 168. Consuls for the Account liuvc been Ml sad 93}. The Stock Market assumed a firmer tone to-day, although we have still to notice but a very limited business. Consols for the first translerday next week realised 94J to 93, and for the account 93 "to 93}. Exchequer Bills have been marked 49s prem., and East India Bonds 36s to 38s prem. being rather Hat, as money is less abundant in the General Discount Market Naw Three and a-tlnlf per Cents were 101 to 101}. The next, settlement in the English Blocks ia fixed for October 13. There w as a little speculation in Mexican Bonds to-day, and although the dividend announcement will he made on Monday, the tenor of the accounts from Texas respecting war movements hail an unfavorable effect upon prices,the Actfve Bonds being quoted at 34} to 35. Spanish Five per Cents were 161, and the Three per cents touched 41}; Portuguese New Five per rents brought 35}, and Brazilian 67}, being dull, Danish Bonds were firm at 83}, Russian at 114}, French five per cents, ex-divi}d per barrel, "with.the proepect of these articles hortly attaining the highest ratea payable from Britiah Possessions. OfF-ngliih, Iriali and foreign Grain, the arrivala into thia part within the la?t three ilaya have been nntiaually small, and of flour, aearccly more than about 4000 barrel* from Canada and the United State*. The anticipation* indulged in a month ago,that,with fine weather for a few woeka, nearly the whole of the Corn crop* of the Uaited Kingdom would be pieced in a atate of perfect aafety, have been closely realised;*inee, although interruption* have from time to time taken place by mean* of oceaaional raina, the delays to harvesting have been only temporary; and, except in extremely late, and in cold, mountainoua aituationa, we believe we may report the bulk of the Grain, throughout the country to be effectually aecured, and, with acarcely an exception, in the beat rondition.of the ftneat quality,and of a greater weight thad has been known for a number of year* peat. It is, however, still difficult to judge of the general yield to the acre. Of the principal article. Wheat, we believe from the report* we have received there will he a alight deficiency from a full average, and of all other article*, except Beans, that there will be a good, If not abundant, ac reahle produce. The Corn trade has of lata experienced littla chnnge, but, ii|>on th? whole, more firmness has been manifested by the holders of granatied stocks,which have now got into hand* lea* necessitated to aellthan the original im|)ortera; the quantity tipon the market having also diminished, and the expected rapid rise of duty to a point considered prohibitory to importation, were calculated upon, not only aa sufficient to protect prices from further depression, but to cause a moderate advance. This has to some extent taken place; hut improvement of any moment in prices ia very tardy, and, aa far as can be fore| seen,we have no anticipation of otherwise than moderate r LB. Prlc* Two OwU rates fur aome time lorward. The beat brand* of United State* Klour bare roaliied '79* to 30*; Canadian, fine, 77* dd to 7S* (upcrAne, 79* per barrel, duty paid j Canadian Uatuieul i* again rather cheper, ?uy 77* to 77* 6d per 740 lbs; I'm, to* to 30* per quarter. LireKfooi., Sept. 70.?American Proriaion*?The im port* are again very light, and conaiatof only 109 barrel*, I 10 keg* Lard SO bone* Clieeae 179 bairel* Beef, and 101 barrel* lurk. Lard.?There ha* been a very good demand, and a further advance hat hreu obtained, very little now remaining iu lirat hand*, higher price* are now ailting.the tale* have I .>.00 ai iv uuiy puersed, and the newei>apers are languishing for want of some stimulating event to record?the weather is delightful, but still so warm as to make even pleasure in-doors wearisome The news this morning of a ratification of the treaty between England and the United States, has given general joy. It is justly regarded as an event of major ini|M>rtance? great and increasing interest continues to be displayed in every thing that concerns our political or Aociul interest l&everal of the leading journals lately have noticed the embarrassed state ot our finances, and the pitiable debasement of our credit. The "Journal des Debate" makes the sensible suggestion that the bold, wise man who regards his country's good beyond his own temporary popularity, should propose the taxation of such articles of food us may be considered luxuries?tea, sugar, collee &c. This is just the measure the First Consul adopted to replenish the exhausted coffers of revolutionary France, aud his wisdom was applauded and the tax cheerfully paid. The king continues in ?ood health, and bears manfully up against the terrible shock of his lamented son's death. In all calamities, there is some good that follows, however dearly purchased. It is strikingly so in this case?Louis Philippe, fo* twelve years |>ast has given all the eneigies of hisgreat mind, all the devotion of a good heart directed by a vast experience, to the sole use and benefit of las country. As a matter of course, ingenious and wicked men have vilified his motives, opposed his enlightened acts, and sought to render him in the people's eyes, an object ot suspicion, dislike, and hate. How well they succeed, let the unsparing abase, and the repeated assaults U|?on his valuable life attest. At last, Providence, that hitherto sustained him, smote him too a terrible blow but the universal sympa(hu fnv Wici irrioOiou Mftonoon?and I will be hciter disused that way wi.?,t this bright sun of France shines less gloriously. I am ofl' to the Boia de Boulogne. Au rtvotr. Common Council. Board or Ai.ur.BMKs, Wednesday, Oct. 5.?Present, all the member* except Alderman Davie*. Petilion$ prnenltd and re/erred ?Of David Van Horn, for leave to removu the remain* of hi* daughter trom Rutger day inatead of $l,ad. This board adhered 10 it* resolution. In favor of paying f.m to James V-Coffix, O. Butler and to pay Bernard M Sorlev ?10 for rant; alto, to pay lormnn of Engine Co. J* ?is6 lor room hire to pay day p liceefficer lat .ward $78,60. Other papers were referred. A communication waa received from the Commissioners of the Alma llo.ise, and referred. A recea* wm taken to meet the other boerd in ioint ballot?after its return, the Board adjourned to Monday even, ing next. ACA RD I have often been informed by fn?nd* thai some persons, *s well in my line of hnaineat as owl of it.jealoaa of the .uccraa I mart with,have directly and indirectly eeeerted thai I was mamtfsctiiting mv well known La .yovma brand, an well as other Havana and Principe Began in this cranny, and making other aimilar hinu, I herewith declnrr anen assertions mean falsehoods, and anch individuals worts than tughway robbern. M. RADER. SA Chatham street. New York. Sept.*. I Hi lm*r

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>ck was purchased Ibis day at Ikt board of broker/, by ir broken, Messrs. Phelan v Sear leu, and is entered on booki of Ike board as yurcbused by them; and one indred shures were purchased bv our broken, Messrv. rah am, Uollin fe. Graham, and is not entered ol the oka or the IwarJ, and we guarantee the aaid purchaaea rour account. [Signrd] BOORMAN, JOHNSTON k CO. The originala, in the hand writing of the firm.sUll exist, that firm did not acknowledge the authority or mage* the board, why did they take ao much puina to bring eir transaction under the rules of the board! Clearly, at in case Little k Co- could not meet the contract they ight enforce the rules against them. We will suppose ;as? for the arbitration of Measn Lord aud Newbold tppoae au individual doing business in Richmond, Va. ouldlail and in settling his account with the Bank, the nk officers should carelessly or by connivance, give him edit for $10,0U0 more than belonged to him. That that invidual should move to New York and become the junior rtner in a large house,and continue to use the money for veral years,until a committee appointed by the bank to vosiigate its atrairs, should discover the transaction, and tify him that it must be paid, and he should And it to his [erest to go quietly and pay the money. Now, would fie gentlemen consider the advice of that man in a mat involving a point oi honor and moral rectitude, a> md and worthy to be followed? Thui premising, we ou with the report as follows leport of the Committee of the Boston Stock and Exange Board, in reference to the contracts for Ken:ky Bank Stock, pending between J Little k Co. and orman, Johnston Is Co. The Committee, to whom was referred the request, for opinion of this Board, in the case of Jacob Little Co. Vew York, against Boorman, Johnston tk Co, of New rk beg leave.to Report:? That, had the case occurred in Boston, for a bargain de at our Brokers7 Board, the sale would have stood wisely as decided by the New York Board. A sale on te stands exactly as ifit was a loan by the seller, of the ount of the purchase money, upon collateral security he stock sold. I'he position assumed by Boorman, Johnston k Co. viz: "hat the liooks being closed, at the time the contract fell i annulled the contract! because Boorman, Johnston 'o. signified then their willingness to take the Ken. ky Bank Stock, in theonlv way and at the only point ime, when the closing of the books forbid the delivers a radical error. Has it ever been said and can it lly be said, that a borrawer on stock is discharged from -ing his note, if it so happen that, on the day the note is s, the books are closed and the lender is thereby rental unable to transfer the stock, which forms the collal of the note? f ou owe a man a debt pavable on a certain day and Ml to pay it on that day, ana the lender is not in, and has ir obligation in his pocket, aud his clerk cannot give i up your obligation, and you go away without partnith your money,?itiurely cannot be contended that i mere call and this mere desire to pay, and this mere ig ready to pay, discharges your obligation to pay. s to the legal opinion given by George W. Strong,? us suppose,?without intending the slightest disrespect this gentleman?let us suppose a case in Boston of a i of 1 000 boxes sugar, made verbally :?and that the ar having fallen in price, the Buyer refuses to take it le legal opinion would be that the buyer was not lely bound because there was no written agreement: id yet, surely, Boorman, Johnston Co. would receive sugar and pay for it, if buyers in such a case, and they lid consider themselves fully as much bound, as if they re legally bound. he case of Jacob Little Co. against Boorman, JohnsSi Co. is so clearly in favor of Jacob Little Si Co. in opinion of your Committee, that they cannot (from the tectthey entertain of the high standing of Boorman, nston Si Co.) allow themselves to doubt that this house, 1, on reflection, take a pride, in correcting a momentajrror,?in reviewing their opinion?and in fulfilling contract, even though not legally bound, s to the slur cas' upon our respected brethren of the iv York Brokers'Board (in some of the publications itcd by this controversy) it need only be stated: that let of men on earth get a larger amount of notes, bills xchauge, money and stocks, placed in their hands and heir power, although not their own property,?withlegal voucher,?without receipt,?without witness,? I the members of the New York Board." The long tinued homage, thus justly, daily and voluntarily paid the community to their integrity and accuracy, iks for itself. U which is respectfully submitted. THOMAS J. LOBDELL, Majority or the P. P. F. DEGRAND, Committee. Sales at tlie Stock Exchange. e N Y State 7's, 1818 99\ 10 Ohio L St Trust 63 II do 5%'i,1861 82 10 Eagle Ios (div off) 93 0 Ohio State 6's.1856 71)4 10 Syracuse Utica RR 101 diss Mechanics'Bk 60 50 Long Island R R 4914 Union Bit 1(12 50 do 49)4 Mechanics Bkg Ass 59 50 Patenon R R 49)4 Je la ware Si Hudson 82)4 Second Board. ihas Harlem R R 15): 300 do 49)4 Long Island s30 50)4 100 do 49?,' State of Trade. he advices from abroad have produced no immediate igein the markets. The news is generally favorable >me articles of agricultural produce as lard, bee and i. They complain, however, that the lard is adulte J with flour, and that the beef is too salt. There is a prospect of the busintss being on the increase, he London Fur sales just concluded, have gone oif 1 more spirit than did tbe last Spring sales. Beavar s wore in very little demand, and may be said to be -JO to-25 percent lower; of those imported from the led States 1000 being bought in out of 23,463 in all coon skins, which iorm a leading article of the trade, maintained former prices, if they did not, indeed, re! some advance, and other descriptions were all decMhigher figures; 133,000 raccoons were sold. Of musill, 83.U00 sold with spirit, and at advanced rates. Of tin 17,&4d found ready purchasers, and at a consideraadvance on the Spring prices; while of otter 3,731 i>d rather more money, and Commanded more ready ings. Of bearskins 4,700 met a steady demand, the le being bought for exportation. The prices in this were, perhaps, not quite so ?ood. Fox, in some in;es, brought inuch higher prices, the whole that were ed (about 36,000) going otf with great spirit. Lynx b rather dull, and prices were still flat. Of mink 13,vere in good request, and prices much better,particu for the darker sorts, wnich sold extremely hign. f skins were in less animated demand, and, lor corncat, the rates, except in the case of Halifax, which well, the biddings continued low Tea sale took place to-day with the following results ual terms hing Hyson?37 half chests 63 cents per lb; 237 do do chests 49; 34 do 43; 66 hf do 38; 18 chests 37; 47 do 17 hi do 36; 38 do do 361; 393 do do 36; 70 do do 34|; to do 34; 189 do do and 77 chests 33; 149do and 103 hf 1; 106 ciiests withdrawn. {son?150 chests 38}; 35 14lb boxes 55}; 375 do do 55. lion Skin?67 chests 41}; 10 do 38}; 59 do 37; 14 do 0 do 35; 123 do 34}, 46 do 33; 125 do 31}; 87 do 31,337 nnpoirder?14 half chests 87}; 73 do do 70; 35 da do 69; ?ilo 65}; 10 do do 54}; 10 dodofll; 33 do do 48}; 76 boxes 46}; 535 do do 45}; 50 61b do do 50; 650 do do perial?10 hf chests at 81}; 104 do do 70}; 15 do do 3 do do o9; 13 do do 58; 11 131b boxes 53}; 35 131b do t35 do do 46, 50 6lb boxes 50; 450 do do 49. uchnng?48 3lib boxes at 50; 53 do withdrawn. iuchong?117 101b boxes at 54. mgou?170 chests at 35. ?on?In prices there has been no perceptible variaThe transactions include 650 bales Upland at 6 a 9} s; 200 Mobile, 6} a 8j; and 100 New Orleans, 6} a 9}, dtter price f r new crop, together 850 bales. >las$ei?New Iberia, 30 cents; Porto Rico, 19 a 33}, 4 ivol Stores?North County at $3 75, cash; Spirits Turine, Southern at 37 cts. Of Rosin, Wilmington, for at $i 14|, cash. Married. 1 Tuesday evening Oct. 4th, by Rev. Dr, Wainwright i Mi'iiim tn Mauia dlaiicrhtpr nf Inhn Mnu'tnn Ran I' this city. Died, her residence, Rye, Westchester, Co., on the mornif the 4th instant, Mary C., relict of the late John eberger. c friends of the families are respectfully invited to 1 her funeral this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from 193 eker street. Wednesday October 5th, Harrikt L.. daughter ol ?te Elijah Adams, aged 19 years. ie relativ s and friends of the family are requested to d her funeral at 2 o'clock, this afternoon, from the ence of Andrew Adams, at the foot of 36th street, :h River. r remains w:ll be taken to Carmel, Putnam county, iterment. Passengers Arrived. rraeool. Art I) Halifax?Steam shin Columbia, at Boston r Halifax: Meaars Power, Ryan. C W Gray, Edward Hill Cannon. Damela. for Boston: Rev Dr Liildell, lady hild, Alrxr Knox Jr, Mrs Knox, Mrs McKee, Miss Me Miss Malleoli, Ctiaa Green, lady and child, Dr Wm More' Mr Gtlliene anil l.vdy ,Rrv J A McDonongh, Mrs Brad 3, 10; ivm, m n n. Ion 43, Uov Hopkins. Bristol, I wli; 2ilh, 1st 31 46, Ion 43 4. Quito, Sippican, I wh alongside; 28ili, Warwick, Bvcksport, 100; Aug 1,1st 116,Gambia, Salem for New Holland. auk 14, lat 36 10, Ion 40 4, Thtophilus i.liase, West port, 100; Juno,7 musoat. 30 bbla; 16th, lat 34 27, Ion 42 10. Trov, Bristol, II inoken? auk 1. lat 6 11 N, Ion 1011 W, Thoe Williams, fm NL. for New Zealand, out 41 days, all well. Sept 2, lat 41 38 N. Ion 341 38 W, Spartan ,from Boston, out 42 days, had taken one whale, 1)0 bbla oil. ffipoken. Only Daughter, from New York for the West Indies, 2 days out, Sept 21. Washington, of Danr, NH. from Portsmouth for Teiaa, 6th Sept, lat 30 41, Ion 7141. Ceylou, from Cronstadt for New York, Oct 1, lat 42 30 N, Ion 66 W. Samoa, 48 hours from Boston for Oottenburg, Oct I, lat 42 30, Ion 66. Delia Walker, from Lieerpool for St Thomas, Bept 16, off T uakar. Mary Elisabeth, from New York for Kio d- Janeiro, Aug 28, lat 2, Ion 27. Burgundy. Wotten, Havre for New York, Sept 10, lat 49, Ion 1 W. Margaret. New York for Bombay, July 21, lat 10. Ion 21. Moulicello, from Liverpool, Sept 13, lat 48 6 N, Ion 20 21 W. Toulon. Newcastle for N York, Aug 30, lat 41, lou 40. Eliza, Salem for Zanzibar. Aug 30, lat 38, Ion 31. Factua, Amsterdam for Boston, Aug 29, lat 44, Ion 46. Foreign Porta. Livrnvoot., Sept 9?Arr Adirondack, NYork; G Washington, Virginia; 10th, Alabama. NOrleana; 11th, R Sherman^do; Gen Veszie,do; 13th. New Yotk, Cropper, NYork; ICth.Belvidere, Charleston; 17th, Acteon, NOrleana. Sailed llth, Susquehanna, Philadelphia; 12th. Goodwin, New Orleans; Abercrombie, Mobile; Commerce, Charleston; Delia Walker, St Thomas; 13fli, Nicholas Biddle, Trumin, NYork; 14lh, Mattakeeset,. Taylor, NYork; Wellington, Charleston; llth, Genl Wiltshire, Virginia; Liverpool, Apalaehicnla; 16th, Koscius, Collins, NYork; Ohio, Lyons, do; Wm It Elizabeth, NOrlrans; Lancaster, Charleston; John Munu, Mobile; Indefatigable, Savannah; Wm It James, Havana; 17th, Liberty, Norion, NYork; 18th, Sidney, NOileins; Triton, Savannah; Win, atepnen Baldwin, Philadelphia. Cld 19th. Chester, Doyle, New Yurk; Europe, Marshall, do; Eben Preble, NOiIrani; Dumbarton, do. Ent for Idg 9lh, Rockall, NOileans; 10th, Princess Victoria, Mobile; 13lli, lcdependruce, Nye, NYork; Hero of Acre, Sa>anrah; 19ti>, North Pole, Apilachicola; Mary, Mobile; China, Charleston. London, Sept 10?Eut for Idar. Troy, Stella, NewY >rk; 13th, Toronto, Griswold, do; 17th. Prentice, NOrleatia. Gravesend, Srpt 13?AirTiinnleou, NOrleans; Suffolk, do; Kingsdowu, do; 15th, Rob Roy, Virginia: 17th, Westminster, Atwooil, NYork. Sid Ontario, Bradish.do, Deal, Sept 15?Arr Louise, Bremen for Philadelphia; 9th, Apprentice, NOrleans. Portsmouth, Sept 12?Sid Hendrik Hudson, Morgan, New York. Pasted by I8ih, Bornholm, fro?i Antwerp for New Orleans. Put into the Roads, 10th a 11th, Pactolua, from Harre for NYork. Hull, Sept 16?The Genesee, Lombard, which sailed to-day for New Orleans, got on shore near Kollingholme. bat came off without damage. In New Haven Roads, Sept 15?Olbera, New Orleans for Bremen. Toebav, Sept 11?Sid Gen Harrison, from Cronsladt, for Nantes. Cowr.a, Sept 10?Arr North Bend, NOrleans; llth, Damariscotta, do. Dartmouth, Sept 4?Arr Mosrpiito, Charleston for Shields ?to stop a leak. Shields, Sept I?Arr Oberlin, Rotterdam. Sid 9th. Dalmatia, Boston; Florruce, do. Arr 16th, Georgia, do; 14th, Andes, Antwerp. Carnarvon, Sept 12?Sid Douglas. Boston. Clyde, Sept 7?Sid May Flower, Weeks, New York; Commerce, Boston. Arr 8th. CaJlao, Kichmoud. St Petersburg, Sept 2?Arr Venice, Boston; Aug 27. Vespasian, do; 22d, Ospray, Matanzas; Sept9, Gaspee, Providence; 6th, Celte, Havre; 4th, Jay, Liveri; Mentor, Cowes and a mkt. 1 a-'j,' _,y?*iWD* ?ct tii 1 Corinth Newbury port; Adario, New York; 1 alma, Conklin, do: LynchlHint, Mathiaa, do; Charlcx Pitman, Townacnd, do. Sid Benj Kelly. Boaton I t01*"AT?1 1 7 D?vi?, New York; Beni H Field, V in Odder, do, Litchfield, boaton. In Hampton Road., Jniiiiia, from Jamva Hirer for Leiih. Damascus Carthage ami Keiitncky, came in from aea to-day, and proceeded up Jamea lliver; alio, a hark, name unknown. Cld Jefferson, W IndiraClariaaa, Jamaica. OronoaTOW*. SC. Oct 1?C'd Hannah, St Domingo Monn.g, Sept 27?Arr Mary Frances, Hubbard. NYork. N*w Onicana, Sept 2fi?Cld Eliza Thornton. Havie; Jena, Ho; Laura Virginia, Havana. Arr Merchant, (a) Galveston: Medway. (a) Vera Cruz. PHOENIX BANK OF CHARLE8TOWN~ MASSThe young man who bought a Diamond Ring for fti, i.. 1 Brvadw iy, on Tuesday. and paid lor it in tha- above bilL, ah, i 1 the huik had fail d, will be recognized?the Police have it lu hand. o# I r MEMORANDA. DELOIAN STEAM NAVIOATION.-The attamer Bri tlah Queen, Cant Eyckholt, ftvr Antwerp via. Southamiton, will *?il on rriday, October 7th. at 2 o'clock. Her Irtler bag! are at Gilpin'* Foreign Letter Office,, in the Exchange, will cloae cn the above day at I o'clock. o# 2t ee WANTkD?A litviiioo by you UK mlu, who liu hail a rotunlerible riprrient-e in tendir g bar or an eating house, and can give the beat of city references. Address T. A. at thra office. gj Tlf ANTED?10 or It active, intelligent men. to prnpular Periodicals of the day. Men who have been ravaged in literary pursuits will be preferred. To those who are qualified for the business, and aire undoubted teat imoni rlt of character, a liberal commission will be (raid. Nofoieigners employed. BRADBURY, 8UDK.S Stt-'O., ot lw*rc 1*7 Nassau >t. COUTHKRN FlTVDS WAN 1"KD?Mobile, MouUmner Tuacal >wi, Dec tur, Union Bank and Southern Trust, Florida. Also, B ink of the Uuit-d Sti'es Notes, at olJt'r N. SISTARL'S. 13 Wall street. O KAMILIKS GO! NO SOUTH, To the"West Indies or Kuropr ?A reap Ctahle female, 31 years of age, wishes to obtain a |wrin*ii6 H?r oo ribbons and 91lk3.-j. t. reynolds, 2* A r kind of business, in such towns, Sic., as he tnay visit on his road to, and iu the Far West. H 's had general experience in business, mercantile and professional, for uianv years, both in the Uuited States and Europe. (Jan also furuish at the present rime cp'es of field notes from ar'ual surveys, as entered in the United Sr?t.-? I i. n ml l.,..3 riffim ,,f .11 ui'onthe Military Bounty Tract of Illinois for fifty cents per nuar'er section. References unexceniion ihle to gentlemen of the first ifspecubility in New York. Boston, ami I'hilatltluhia. FREDERICK TAYLOR, Late Secretary of the Illinois Laud Company, 20 Wall street, New York oftal'ee GRAND SACRED CONCERT at St. Peter'. Church, Barclay atreet. on Sunday Evening. October 9, IS42, on which occaaiou Rossini's Grand Composition, the STAB AT MATE it, will te given, with a full and powerful Orchestra, in which the following celebrated Artists will asai t: VOCAL PERFORMERS. Mrs. Seguin Mrs Morley M'ine Spohr Zahn SiK. Aotognini Mr. Seguiu treebles. Mrs Seguiu Mrs .Vlorley Mrs Phillips Miss Adair Miss McGloiu Miss Dobson Miss Lailor Miss Bruce altos. Mad Spohr Zahn Mrs Thomas Mrs McDougal Mrs Sharpe Mita S. Adair. tenors. Sir Antognini Mr Crowley MrH olinan Mr Watson Mr Ensign Mr Sherman Mr Williams bassos. Mr Seguin Mr Bonlard Mr S Mtssrtt MrMayuard Mr Rosenthal Mr Bee MrKavauagh Leader Mr Pe-rsou Organist MrBeames PROGRAMME. Plrt i. 1. Concerto?Organ MrBe-mes Rink tabat hater. 2. Quartette and Chorus?Mrs Morley, Mad. Spohr Zahn, Sig. Antognini and Mr Seruin. 3. Tenor Solo?Sig. An'ogtiitii. 4. Duetto?Mrs. Seguin aud Mrs. Morley. 5. Air?Basso?Mr Seguin. r. rkm.. .,..1 rkn.n. mr a.?..;.. 7. Quartette? Nln. Morley, Mid. Spohr Zalio, Si;;. Antognini, and Mr. S-' juin. It. Cavatini?Mrs. Mnrley. 9. Air and Chorus. 10. Quarirtte?Mri. Seguin, Mad. Spohr Zahu.Sig. Antngmni and Mr. Seguin. 11, hinair. Ticket* 50 cents each?to be had at the residence of the Very Re*. Dr. Power, No- 15 Barclay street at Mr. I'ardow't, No. 95 Ma'den Lane at Mr. Fmdi's. No. 1 Hanover street at Mr, Milhau's, 181 Broadway, and at the doors on the evening of the Concert. Doors open at 7 o'clock. The Concert will commence precisely at 8 o'clock. o5m9 r COUNTERFEIT OF BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS. AN IMITATION of Barry's Tricopheroas for the human hair, of the vilest and most deleterious iharacter, is at present attempted to be palmed off on the public, under the same name. The fellow who makes it pretends that it is the same as the original, and that he has taken out a patent for it. All this isgaid the better to d' ?*>">t a Railroad Comiiany, will run to the Course on Ta-sday, Wednesday, and Thursday ne*t, th- 4ih, 4ih. and rth October, li sting the e onth Feiry, Brooklyn, at 9H. I Land 12 A.M., and reiurn to Brooklyn, when the races ere over?fare 24 cent*. New York, Oct. 3d, ISIl Q4 3t? r piA^O FORTK8 HfRfc.-O. OODONK. 403* Broadway, bet ween Walker and Liepeaard strrela, keeiw a lame assortment of Piano Fortes to hire, from three to eigh dollart p?r month. Also, ff ore Irn Mniic of the Infest Operas of Italy. Si*. A. Bagioli's method of singing. Solfeggi's tor one an two i .ares. '9r Harps, Violins, titulars, kc. i AH kinds of Muteal I oat ru menu repaired. all sod lm*r BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM ships, Of 1200 tous and 440 horse power eaclu Under contract with die Lords of the Admiralty. BRITANNIA, J Hrwitt, Commander. CALEDONIA, E. O. Lou, do ACADIA, A. Kymr do COLOMBIA, E. C. Miller, R N do Will sail from Boston, via Halifax. t noil LivrtrooL. from loiton. Columbia. October 16. Passage Money?From Boston to Liverpool, $131?Boslou to Halifal $20. These sh>|M carry ei|ienenced sunteous. No Berths secured until paid fcr. Notk.?Merchandise and Specie (except for personal expenses) shipped under the uame of luggage sill be charged at freignt. aad liable loCustoin House Regulations. Apply to ojy D. BRIOHAM. JR.. No. S Wall-*. For chah leston .key w est, Havana, new orleans, and UALVKST6n. texas. e^SBBBBBkM THE STLENDID STEAM SHIP NEPTUNE?CAPT. wm. ROLUNS. Positively to sail October 1th, at 4 o'clock P. M. To meet the wishes of passengers for Harantand New Or leans, Cspt Rollins has concluded to delay his departure until Wednesday nrxt,llh Oct at 4 o'clock. P M. at which time the NEPTUNE will positively for the above |>ortt. Slir can yet superbly acrnrntn elate a number n! families and tinkle p sta?aengrrs can alto lie accommodated. And small i|Uantitus of light freight can be takt n, except for Havana. The Nr|>tuue is in the most perfect order, aud her accommodations unsurpassed. She lies at the Tobacco Inspection, foot of Clinton street, E. R., where pistrngers are invited to rxainina the thiti and accommodations. For freight or passage apply on board or to J. H. BROWEH, 75 Wall st. P. 8 All persona having claims against the Neptune, will please prt sent tliem on or before 4th luit. i?l to o5*ee VAN DE K BI I T'S INDEPENDENT LINE FOR BOSTON. Via Nobwich akd Wokcgsit.H KamanaDt. Tlienewand splendid stranalio,t CLEOPATRA, Captain J. K. Dustau, will leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon, at 5 o'clock. The new and s| lendid steamboat WORCESTER, Captain J. H. Vandrrbi t, w ill It ave eveiy Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon, at 5 o'clock. Passengers for Boston will he forwarded immediately on the arrival of the above boats at Norwich, and will proceed without change of cart or baggage. For further information, enquire at the office on the w harf, on bos id the boats, or to D. B, ALLEN, 30 Peck slip, upstairs. All persons are forbid trusting any one ou account of the above bowls or owners. o4 tin* STATEN ISLAND FERRY Foot of Whitehall street, The steam boats STATEN ISLANDER and SAMSON will leave New York sud Stateti Island as fol'ows:? NEW YORK. STATEN ISLAND. 9 I II 10 IX I2H 2H All goods shipped are required to be particularly marked, and are at the risk of the ownera thereof. ol r y-| ~j NEWARK AMD NEW YORK.?Fare cL .,-EtAy "-.^a Oulv U>t cents ?The splendid and commodi 3L?_^8X??2-ous steamer PASSAIC, Uapt. John UalTy, being completely and elegantly refitted, commenced her regutx trip* tor the season on Thursday, ilarch 10?leaving as follows

Foot of Barclay st. New York, at 10i? o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M. Centre wharf, Newark, at 8 o'clock, A. \1. and half past 1 o'clock F. M. On Sundays, the Passaic will leave New York at 19% A. M. and 4 P. M., Leave Newark si 8 A. M. aud at 2o'clock, P. M, E7" Freight of every description carried at reduced prices. ol 2m?r .MW) ajk FOR ALBANY, TROY and IntenrelL tH.'n J?diate places.?The splendid low pressure JbnJBULi team boat SWALLOW, Captain A. M'Lean, will leave the foot of Courtlandl-st, Mondiy Afternoon, Oct. 3d, at i o'clock. The Swallow will leave ai shove, Tl ursday, 6th. IC7" The above is asubstanti.il boat, fitted up with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodate n is unrivalled on the Hudson. o2r AsBJN UNITED LINK OF LIVERPOOL PACkF.TS. WT/*J^.?Packet of llie 01 li October.? he suiierb wvll JMAMKaknnwn favorite packet ship SCOTLAND, Cantain William Robinson, being nearly loaded, will follow the Rochester," an I sail positively as above. This ship has very suiierior accommodations for second cabin and steerage passengers. Her betwren decks are fitted up with every convenience that can add to the coCtfort of passengers, and in a style unequalled by any other packet. Persons wishing to study ecomimv can be accommodated with a furnished second cabin at very reasonable rates. For nassage, which is ven- low, immediate application should be made on board, foot of Dover street or to w.scj. x. i Ai'Siuu i i, 13 rrcg biip, or 62 South ?t. cor. Jont Lane. Drifts for any amount, payable on demand, without discount, in an parts of Orral Britain and Ireland, can always be obtained on application as above. 06 1??- FIRST SAVANNAH, MOBILE AND bMUVCHARLESTON PACKET?FOR SAVANNAH. JMaMa?The regular packet shin NEWARK, Captain Merwin, will sail posiive'y on the 6th, her regular day, and be succeeded by the EXCEL on the lluh Oetobet. FOR MOBILE?The ELIZABETH DENISON, on the 10th October. FOR CHARLESTON?The packet ship ST. LAWREN" F. to-morrow, to be succeeded by the BROOKLYN on the 10th October. The above s ipi are ill well known in their respective lines, and are comfortably fitted up for cabin, second cabin, sud steerage. passengers, wliich they will take at the lowest rates, if early application b made to W. St J. T. TAP8COTT, 43 Teck slip, or 61 South, corner Joues lane. N. B.?Regular packets for New Orleans every five days, and fur Savannah every Monday and Thursday, throughout the season. 06 r fS UNITED LINE OF NEW ORLEANS kHMPV PACKETS?The only regular packets for the JEmmttm sbovr |wirt ?The splendid, jast sailing packet ship LOUISA, Capt. Leavitt, .will sail on Monday, the 10th October, iHisitively, or passage free. The LOUISIANA and HOLMES lines having united for the purpose of forming a linn to sail every Ave days, and having commented their regular tripj under such arrangements, nelsons about to visit the above port, will not fail to see the advantages to be derived from taking passage m this line, as they will thereby rerent that delay which is always the case with transient snips. For passare in cabin, second cabin, or itterage, which is ve ry low, tpply on board, at Oilcans wharf, foot of Wall-street, or to W. It J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, or to ofl r 62 South-street, comer Jones'-lane. FOR NEW ORLEANS,?Louisiana and New Nfj9fy York Line?PositivelvArst Regular Packet?To sail JnUKs the 10th of Octobei?> he fast sailing, coppered and copper l istened packet ship LOUISA, Capt Leavitt, will positively sail as above. Iter regular day. For freight or passage, baring handsome famished accommodations, apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall at. E. K. COLLINS k CO. Sd.Sonth st. Positively no goods received after Saturday evening, the 8th inst. Agents in New Orleans, Hullin k Woodruff, who will promptly forward all goods to their address. Rmpcn may rely upon having thtir gooda correctly measured, aud that the ships of this hue will sail punctually as ad. ve tised any guarantee to that effect will be given ana fulfilled that may be required. The packet ship Shakspeare, Capt. Allen Miner, will succeed the Louisa, and sail the 20ih Oetobet, her regular day. o6r FOR NEW ORLEANS?First Pa^kTTship?To iWrafV sail on the 8th of October?The splendid new packet jpHNilbm ship SHARON, Csplsin Purineton, now loading at pier 14 E R, will take whatever freight and passengers may oiler and sail positively as above. Hrr between decks wilt be lound on examination to be superior, for the tccommndvtiou of second cabin and steerage passengers, to any other ship now loading for the above port. For freight or passage, apply lo thr Captain on board the ship, or to -n be secured on moderate terms, by apply ing on boa-d fo >t of Maid-n Lam', or to JOSEPH McMUHRAY, 2r0 Pine street, comer of South street. T. 8.?Persons wiihing to s> nd for their friend* residing in the oldcountre, ran have ihi m brought out in the above ship, or any o( the regular packets, by applying as above, (if by letter postpaid. r PUT iWONEY IN THY PURSE. HOW 7 Patronise tbe City Cash Tailoring Ealabliahmrnt, 202 Broadway. The ruinous ratea which have been charged for fashionable Clothing, has led the subscriber to adopt the cheap cash system, and he now offers to fit out gentlemen with the finest Cloths, made up with neatness, taste, and despatch, at the vriy lowest remunerating prices. Haviug made arrangements for the finest English loths, Cusimeres and Vesting! ROM first hands, he n afford them low. The most experienced cutters are en arad and lie pledges himself to give entire satisfaction. Sir angers visiting the city cr.n have a full suit made np at short notice. Kail aud Winter Clothimt ready made of every variety, rjuality and style, of the latest fashions and warranted to fit.?Strangers will do will to call before purchasing elsewhere, s 21 lmis*r _ EDWARD FOX TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-The subscriber would J call the attention of all who are in want of Looking Glass and Pic lure Frames, to his extensive Hock, which for quality and workmansnip he flatten himself cannot be excelled by any manufacturer in this city. The trade in general would Ho welt to call before purchasing elsewhere. N. B.?Constantly ou band, a good assortment af Fancy Woods of every discrtption. HORACE V. SIULER, No. 31 Ann street and 41 Hammersley at. New Yoik. I) iTsTITOT Sc AS PIN WALL, 86 William atreet, 110 BroadIV way, ami 10 Aalor Houae, offer lor tale, a full aaaortme nt of Drugs and Medicine*, of aii|>erior no, lily, and | ounce* fee aale at m.iun Ucture. price, by KUgHXON k ASP1NWALL( 86 William.(reel. Also?Jninbe P?*te in 21 and in lb. hole*. *10 iw'r FOllTLGUESE FEMALE FILLS. Tit 8. .*8. far fame I and celtbrit. il I'illa, from Portugal, are we veteeiM, to be obtained in tbit country. See adirrUae, ment ou ore Inet eolumo mfw AUCTION SALES B V~ THOMAB BfcLL. (Stem S'o$ 22 .-inti and 111 hStilan ttrrH TIUTHSTDAY^ At 10 o'clock, a" llir auction room. Ill continuation, the a|.lm nta, rhaina, keyt, ring*, |>iua, kc-, hy order of a receiver aiaiinee, >ud ilic tlock remaining of I watchmaker will be continued aud clnaed a> above. FHIDAY. At 105W o'clock in the ailea roninr. Executive and valnaMe aale of French bedateada, aofaa, maImgauv |>ailor and rockitg chain, ottoinani. divau>, kerb and really excellent niano foitea, together with the balance atock o( an upholaterer, beda, 1 llliiltnAMI. Il.liltl rnmCnrtfra aanrl nnmoriMia atiautor rfi.-Lcin (he liue by catalogue Also, ab >ul 60 very choice old paintings, (he property of an epicure Alnr-2 Uric and valuable roller*, 11 inch diameter, for rollIPC metals, Ike. also, a copperplate printing prraa, au invoice of bronze Um|>a, luatrea, mid girandoles, French laucy goods, SATURDAY. Valuablr Furniture Sale?At I0)t e'cl'k, in (Ik aaie roomi, will be disposed of without reserve to the highest bidder, (lit entire household furniture of a lamily removing. Alao?the entire splendid aloek of aCabinet maker. MONDAY, fc? At 10 o'clock, at the auction room. Sale of the atock of an upholsterer alao aofaa. aofa beda, atl tomiua, divans, chairs, inaltreaaea, beds, bedding, curtaiua, counter raues, lie. TUESDAY. At 10>W o'clock in the cala rooma. Larue aale of valuablr and seasonable dry goods, J trunks of clothing, part of the stock of a merchant tailor, a fine lot of remnants Londo i cloths, caasiinerca, eratinKs, kosiery, gloves, lidkjs, shirts, collars, Itc. Also, various hardware, jewelry, groceries, pledged articles, guns, splendid watches, Itc. Also, t watches, and other articles, by order of the govern ors of the Mamie Hospital. BY KIKLL A ARCULAKIUS, SATURDAY, Oct 8.10K o'clock Elegant Furniture. I'lanos, lie. MONDAY, Oct. 9, 10K o'clock Wines, Liquors, Segars, Ike. BY HIKLL It ARCl'LARIUS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 1?. at before 7. in the Gallery of the National Acadeiny of Design, corner of Broadway and Leonard st. KINK. ARTS? Hiell It Arcularius beg leave to announce that lliey will sell on the above evening a collection of splendid Oil Paintiiigs,com|>rising specimens of vaiioua schools, (the iiro|>erty of a private gentleman.) Selected with judgment and at great cost, they invite every lover of the arts loetatniue them. The Oalleiy will be open on Ktidsy morning, 7th hist, anil they may be viewed with catalogues u til the day of sale. Admission Irec." 06 r ,viit.. WAitU, Auctioneer. XV INES. LIQUORS, SEOARS, kc -A. C. HUMBERT k Co. will sell this morning at I0>? o'clock, iu their sales room, 119 Broadway, corner Liberty street, 1J demijohns,} gallons each, Otard and J. J. Du]irev cognac brandy, swan gin, and pine smile Jamaica ruin of the hirst , Die. kc., being the palteni cards of several Hnglish agencies. Also, bowie knives, duk and huntiDg knives, the whole of which is worth the attention of the couu'ry as well as city de-l?r?. o5 2tr A UCTION NOTU E-Bv CARTER k CO.. Store No. 1U2 Broadway, between Pine and Wall street.?Furniluie, Crockery, Carpeting, Mosaic Oil Cloths, Rugs, l/hiiia. kc.?Ou Knday. at I0H o'clock, will be told the most splendid assortment of uew English Carpeting, ever offered at auction, comprising ingrain and three ply carpets, and tufted rugs ofthe most desirable patterns, and richest colors;elegant mosaic and plain Oil Cloths, I and 2 yards wide. Also, Crockery, kc., eweis and basins, tea and dinner setts; elegant china Ita and coffee setts: china va.es, lamp shades, wine and stock glasses, glass jars for druggists and preserves, kc, _ Likewise, new and second hand Furniture, viz :?mahogany French chairs, breakfast and diuicg tables, rosewood and mahogany centre tables, bur aut, a superior tsined piano forte and" Anchor" Champagne, Madeira, sherry, port, and brandy in bottles and demijohus, loaf and brown sugar*, teas in small caus to all of winch thev ciil the attention of dealers and housekee|iers. 06 2ti?*r B- U. J. GKRAKD and JNO. E. VAN ANTWAHf. EXTENSIVE sale of English Limn, Japnanrry, Pitted Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery, kc., lie.?Tuesday, 11th Oclo ber, at 9 o'clock, at No 315 Broadway, a very exteiiaive and vale able ass'tm'ntofEnglish lamp*,lea trays.plated ware .cutlery Sic., among which are lacquera and bronzed aatral lamjis, with shade*and chimurvs; lacquera and bronzed one, two, thr. e and four light mantle latqw, plain, and with splendid lustres; Ho three anJ four lighthvDginit boat lamps, with various ornaments and lustres; bracket and pedestal candelabra*, of splendid iMtterns; bronze and lacquered canuleslicks; chimney ornam ills, vases, lie, Ac.: tea trays, single and in co nplete setts, of new and rich patterns; pla'ed rutlerv, of all sizes; rake baskets, candlesticks, tea setts, lie. lie.: fine ivory table cutlery, in setts of 50 pieces, and in dozof knives only, and knives and forks, Itc., See. N. B. The above are all consignment*, lately received direct from B.r ninghain and Sheffield inanu'aCureis, and will be told peremp orily to the h'ghest bidder, for ca h. Also, an extensive invoice of superb English china, 'di niLg, desert and tea service, with a general assoitmemof rich fancy articles. ot lt*m SkLLINd OFe? v*|CHAEL REESE. late of the nrm of Ileese Hills, offers for tale at cost a large assortment of pen, pocket, and dirk knives, scissors and razors, together with table cutlery oi every dercrimion. Also, Britannia ware, tea andcofTte settv, tea and tablespoons, accordians, gold rings, pins, chains, si ter and gold levers, lie., Stc. This stock mast positively be st d ou oi before the Isr of November next. MICHAEL HEE8E, s27 lm*rc 70 Maiden Lane, up stairs. SIGN on DBJIBGNIH' a SAPID VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. SIGNOR DE BEGNIS, Begs :es|>ectfully to announce to his friends sod the public, that he will give a Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert, THIS EVENING. OCT 6th, AT THE APOLLO CONCERT ROOM, Newly pa>nfed and decorated. For which occasion he has engaged a numerous and well selected ORCHESTRA And s variety of Vocal and Instrumental Pieces will be performed by the following Eminent Artists VOCAL. MADAME SEGUIN, MRS. BAILEY, AND MADAME MECOVINO MALONE. Who will make her Ural appearance in New York MR. E. SEGUIN, MR. PLUMEK, And SIGNOR DE BEGNIS. SOLO rcurouMKBt. MK. TIMM, HERR APPELLES I'ianiforte Solo Clarionetto Solo. SIGNOR RIBAS, Oboe holo. W. PENSON, MR. TIMM, Leader of the Band, who will preside at the riano.0 First Part. Grand Overture?From the celebrated Opera of Oberon, performed by a numerous Orchestra, Weber Recitative and Air?Mr. E. Seguin. Friend of the Brave?First time in New York Calcott Aria?Madame Seguin.?II Braccio mioconquiie Nicolini Grand Solo P. Forte?Rondo Bnllanle. Timm. with accomjiaiiitnent of full orchestra Hummel Song?Mr*. Bailey?Rock'd in the cradle of the dren Knight Grand Duetro?Madame Mecoviuo Malone and Mr. Seguin?Bella Immago degli Dei?From the grand 0|iera 8emirarn.de Rossini French Hondo?I'aide 1'argent?Signor De Begnis?by desire DtBegnis Grand Pot Pouri i?For Clarionetle?by Herr Apellea. with full band accompaniment, first time in public Apelles Duetto Buffo? Madame Seguin and Signor Da Begnis?Io di tutlo mi coatenta?from the celebrated Opera Buffa Li' PretvnPsnli Delusi--- Moaca Grand 8e?tetto? Sola tola in Boje loco?from the erand opera of Don Giovanui Moxart Madame Segnin, Mn. Bailey, Mdme Mceovino, Mr. Seguin, and Mr Plumer, Signor De Begnia with accompaniment of a grand oreheatra Second Port. Grand Overture to Zampa?Grand Oreheatra- Herold The relebraied Terxelto of the Three Ladiea? Le faccio un inthino?from (I Matrimonio Becretoof Cimaroaa M'oie Seguin, Mra. B-iley, and M'me Mecovi110 Maloue, firat time in thia country- Duetto Buffo?St fiato in corpo avete liinaroaa? Signer De Beanie and Mr Seguin The C elebrated Quartette, from the grand Oratorio Moae in Egilto?Miaanca la voce Rotaini Madame Seguin, Mra. Bailey, Mr. Plumerand Mr. Seguin. Grand Kantaaia, for the Hautboia?Signor Ribaa, with full band Ribaa Grand Duetto, fiom Norma?Take them 1 implore thee Bellini M'me Seguin and Mra. Bailry, with accompaniment of full oreheatra. The Favorite Terezetto Buffo, Pappaitaci Che luai aenlo from the celebrated opera L' itallani in Algieri Hoaaini Signori D r Begnia. Seguin, and Plumer. Iriah Son*, Kathleen Mavoumeen?M'me MecoviiHj?firat time in thia country- Crouch Recitative,Grand Set na.rod Final*?Signori perdonatemi, lie.?La tua torcia accnidi Imcne, Stc.?11 fanatico.per la Mnaica Weigl Signor De Begnia, iu thia tcena, will re|>reaent the Fanatico rehearaiug a Concertan te vocal pitce with all hit family, with accompaniment of lull'oreheatra. M idline Segnin. Mra. Btiley, M'me Mecovino Malone, Mr. Seituin, Mr. Plumer, and Signor De Begnu. Ticket to admit one peraon $1 00 Family ticket to admr fourperaona 3 00 Family ticket to admit aix peraona oilo Rooms, ?t 10 o clock precisely. ,c EXHIBITION" OT AMERICAN MANUFACTURES. TMIE Franklin Institute of the Bute of Pennsylvania, for the A promotion of the Mechanic Aru, mil hold their twelfth F.ihihition of American Manufactures, in the large Baloon of the Philadelphia Marram, in Ninth street, near Cheanut. in the city of Philadelphia, rt mmencing on Tneaday, October Ifth. and to continue for two weeka. The prixes there to be ewardrd. will conaiat, aa naaal, of the Bilrer Medal and Certificates ol Honorable Mention of the liiatitnte. These honorable teatimoniala of merit will be diatrihnted on 'lie aamr generone and impartial principle, aa heretofore, and they will be awarded by diatntereatrd jadgea in all caaea. The rooma will be ready for the reception nt articles intended for exhibition, on Batnrday, October lilh, and all inch aaare intended to compete fcr premiums, rnnat be depoeitrd before II o'clock, (noon) on Tuesday, October 11th. The managera of the Inatttote bring desirous of exhibiting to 'heir letlow citixenx a creditable diaplay ol American akill end industry, aolieit from the manufactnrerx and mechanics, in all parts of the Union, specimens of their productions, aa well a> those of the kinds made for ordinary isles, at thoae on which the greatest care and skit) haa been bestowed, assuring them that the beat exertions of the Institute shall be given to encourage a proper estimate of American fabrics The regulation* for lha exhibition, and any ethet information relatire thereto, nay he obtained Irom WILLIAM HAMILTON, c6 u cod It*r Actuary of the Franklin Institute. Hmnh OILLIAKD8 ?Otis Field respectlull' invitee the lovers this amusement, to call at Baasford's Rooms, or?rth?Ch max Eating House, 149 Fulton, and l>% street, wliFt* a choice may be had of eight tables? either Blare, Marble, Iron, Or Mahogany, with India Rubber, Cloth or Composition Cush iosis, in combination with all the late European improvements Visitors will find the bar, eithvi Washingtontsn, or otherwise, as may suit their fancy. lm" cc AMUSEMENTS. HiBVO'B OiBDEN. THIS KVEN1NO. Oct.# ANOTHER STRONG ATTRACTION. NINTH NIGHT Of the Re rival, with mural* new icrin) machinery, dreaaa and decoration* of he i o|>alar and magnificent Comic Pantopon e. eallvd ihe GREEN MONSTER! In which will ai l r?i GJMRIKL HJiVEL, Aud the whole ol the talented RAVKL kAMILY, and Company now 20 in number. ?THIS EVENl.NO. Oct. 6, the Entertainments will commence with AN OVERTURE After which M. DECHALUMEAU. M. Laronce, Lena Jatrlli I RrxjOinet, J Karri Julea, Anionic Rarel J Fiiiot, Francois Ravel Jaqeet, t lark M'in Olivier, M'meA. Rare) M. Drihaluimaii.Mont. Feiin Mile Olivier, M'me J.Rarel Ourina tin-I'aiiti.iiiinu a l>alln|i Villnyoia by the CorpeKle Ballet, Comic I'aa htyrii n, by Gabriel Rarel and Mademoiielle Uoulrtrille. To be followeJ by the moat Korarous Pauloinime erer pi?? durctl in America1 called i nr. nnF,(?> milNHTKR: OK-THE DREAM ACCOMPLISHED! Twelve Nvw Scene*. Scenery by Mr Lehr? Machinery, by Mr Hitchume. Diaiiibuiion of the Pantomime The Green Monater, Mom Carlo Chief of the Sorcerer*, Diuvenrne The White Oeiui, Mr w!Tu Unmd Print, Mom Evequa Chevalier Mircque, Jerome Ravel The W hite Knight, Auioiue Havel Chevalier Maroc, Kraucoia Ravel Chevalier Le Grand. Leon Javelli llarli quill, Orbriel Ravel Roaalie, M'lle Doutreville Gertrude, M'ine Antoine The whole to roucluile with a GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. The Garden opem at half-paat aii?Performance* commence half-past aeveu. Ticket*?M eenta CHATHAM THEATRE, Pit 1IK cenia. Upper Tier 25 eeut*. Kirat Tier 50 oent*. THIS EVENING. Oct. ?th. will i. perlotmed THE SOLDIER OK NORMANDY. To be aucceeded by KATE KEARNEY. To rooclue w th FREDOLFO, or the Wizard of the Mountain. O" Door* will open at7?Curtain will rue at quarter befo e I o'clock precisely. Boi Office 0|>en daily from 9 to 5, where Ticket* may b purchased and plaera aecurcd. tHltAtRK. MR. AND MRS. BROUGHAM. THIS EVENING. October 6 th, will be performed LONDON ASSURANCE. Dazzle Mr Brougham Lady Gay Spanker Mra Brougham To conclude with THE IRISH LION. Tom Moore Mr Brougham Firat Tier 75 ceuta; 2d Tier 50 centa; Pit cents; Gallery 2>? centa. Door* open at a M to 7 o'clock and the performance will commence at a M f*t 7. [The Bowery Bill u published in the Herald, on account of our reeard lor Celeste. When her engagement clean, it Will again De etcluded from our columna.] nuniiiHI l'HKATHKi THIS EVENING, Oct. 6tn, 1812, ih?; performances commence with the celebrated drama of MARIE DUCANGE. Lascrilea Mr Wallack I Rett don Mr McCutcheon MarkUnd Scott I 1'roiig Oatca MARY DUCANGE M'LLE CELESTE. Susau Mrs Herring Famhette Miss Bell Afler the >l> ve THE CRACOVIENNE, BY CELESTE. The whole to conclude with the new Comedy of Foreign Affair* Or. the Court of Queen Anne. Translated from the French of Les premieres armes de Richelieu, by B. Web.ter, Esq lessee of the Theatre Royal, Haymaraet ST. LOUIS, M'LLE CELESTE, Fitxs Queen Anne? Group of ladies aud gentlemen? The note?The inaid of honor a bride?I'm found out" liter ally"?Decorum requisite?Gretna Green and matrimony?Ignorance and t lias combined?the 'I ailor w ill out?The eouit? A deril among ihe girls?St. Louis at an in'rsuc?Tha fifth condition. Immediately afler mariiage the Count shall be I separated from the Countess, when he shall only ser her in the presence of her mother, until the attains the age of twenty-one years"?A husband without a wife?The eloquence of love needs no tuloi? M v heart for a look?my life for a word? My blood for a promise"? Ignorance at court?The reception deacribed?Mysterious Sugar Plumb?The wife a coquette and the husband a Don Juan. ACT J.?Scene?Boudoir of Count St. Louis?A thousand pounds for the winner?The more the lewn talk, the betttr for the eoni.l?V.ml. a?,? T..II ,?.rk-i._TU I-., tiouri.hr*?Revenge it *wect. "A wife it very utrful thing"?To Scotland or the tier t?The two closeU c?iit*in ?ecrrtt?Thr Boy it intrigue enough for two women?The triple duel?Thr Bo- in bat Ir enough for two men?The secret* of thr clotet di?elo*rd?The Queen greater than her minister? Love, combined with sddiess will alway* triumph." Re conciliation?Grand Finale. Door* o|ien at Xl?" 6 the rurtain will rite at 7 o'clock. Mo?*t 7i centi?Pit S7)j?Qa, lei y 77 olJt AMERICAN THKATRE-WAWIIT-IT. PHILADRLHoIA, I UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C CU8HMAN. THURSDAY I.VKMM) Oct. 6th, 2d night of THE FUTURE Honona Mr* Maeder Georgia* Mi** 8 Cutkmau Capt Lovtlock Mr Davenpoit After which, hivhly *nrcrstful dr.ma B1XTEEN STRING JACK, Or Rann the Reaver." John Rann Mr Wheatley Mary Ferris, Mis* Cushman Kit Clayton J Helton. E. A. MARSHALL, Leasee. MITCHKItL'S OLYMPIC THEATUB. 444 Broadway. New York. THIS EVENING, Oct. 6!h, the entertaianunts will commence with PETTY SINS AND PRETTY SINNERS. |To be followrd hy a new Burlrtta called JCPJ'l ER JEALOUS. Iiion Mrs. Timm. After which RICHARD No. III. Riohard Mr Mitchell Couclod- with THE WINDMILL. CT7~ The Doors will be opened at 7, and the pertouasarag commence at half-past 7, every evening. AMERICAN NTHEVn, GARDKN AID GALLERY OF FINK ARTE. pORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREK opjK)iite St. Psul's Church. P. T. BARNUM. MANAGER. Best Attractions in Nrw York!!?Change af Novelties. DAY VISITORS ADMITTED SAME EVENING FREE The Manager ha*, at enormous expense engaged the celebra ted and wonderful Mr. NELLI8. BORN WITHOUT ARMS, Who by his untiring per*rvei?ncr ha* acquired the power of using In* fret and toe*, with a* much facility a* other iwonle can oar their fingers and hands. For detail of all hi* wonOerAil. .Ttmi.nll.....' ?A I. -J- s.:n- -r.L j ii^.i; hi uir uay.? 1 he manager ha* also in accordance with universal ileiire, re* engaged Signer Vivaldi'* ORAND MECHANICAL FIGURES. consisting of Eleven Antrim.iton Performer*, which represent all the action* and movement* of human life with a fidelity per feclly incredible. They have lately arrived from Europe, and are the admiration of all beholder*. For the accommodation of lidies and children, these figure* will commence the perfvrm ance*. La Petite Celeste. the admired daiueuae; Mi** Hood, the |K>pular vocaliat, and Mr. Collin*, the celebri ed comic singer are engaged?Model of Switzerland?Nairn* Bridie in Virginia?Albino Lady?Fancv Glasi Blowing?*n?|Myait* riou* Gi|fi o'clock, P. M. The Admittance to the whole, Mu*eum, Garden and enter tainmeota, twentv-fir e cenla?Children half price. ol NEW YOHK MUSEUM ABO PICTURE GALLERY, Broadway, oppotite ikr Park. POWERFUL UNPRECEDENTED EXTRAORDI NARY AND ASTONI8HINO SUCCESS OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY. Reren Performers to be seen for one shilling. Mr. H.BENNETT Manager. GRATEFUL fbr the uuparallrled petronace he haa rape* rienccd, will evince hia *en*r of u try i resenting the poblie with the moat (powerful array of talent that can be proenred, regardless of expense. He confidently relies on receiving that reward from an enlighteued community which hi*endeavor*to Rlease them entitle him to. Mr. Harrinsion, the magician, lias Rotalie the vocalist. Mr. Drlarue (he mimic, Mr. Kneap, the tinfi r, Mr. Bennie thed.ncer, Mr*. Bennic the rJanacuae, and Master Young, the wire balancer, wi I appear. A |>etfii.m*nc? every evcnina at 7X o'clock, and on Wed ne*day and SatU'day at 3 P M. Admittance to the whole Ms arum, Picture Gallery, and entertainment*, onr shilling. Fancy OI*?* Blowing. __ *>24 lis* ?Tber 11th, Mt the Broadway Tabernacle. AatiiUd by Stgnor RipeltK _____ o>n*f MH DEMPSTER'S CONCERf AT^RUTOEtl'S tpfHTITUTE.?Mil. DEMPSTER has the honor to sonounct ih?l hr will *ien at seren, to commence st half sat seres o'clock. o5 3ry I sident in Naples?Pupil of Pacini and Cre'sccntinVA pv%es last ruction, on terms to suit'he times, in Italian, French and English Hinging, and in the most fashionable style of Piano forte pla> iny. Mr. M. has permission to refer to tlie following gentlemen J. M. Wai.iwright, D. D. Messrs. Rowland h Aspinwsll J. F Schroder. D. D. Mr. J. T. Brigham F. L. Hawkes. D. 0; Mr. B. Ward. Mr. M. resides nt tWX Hudson street, near Spring it. oj I m r Grand vocal and instrumental concert ?mrs. sutton, primi donna P""?'pal ertten of Italy, the Italian comii my Jt Ha'aas ind Nsw Orl? ana, begs to announces conceit ou Thursday neil, the I Jth lnst., a' the Apollo Concert Room, Broa? war, on whicnooessioa she wi'l he asaiatr d by the most eminent talent Jh the city, and her little daughter, not yet as and ting several Inrorite English and ?eo Ch ballads, in cos" Krtfccr p-rtiiulara in Ih.nre .idrcttlstmenU. aj c INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ASSOCIAITON?Oestle 1 men disposed to unite in the formation of a society for instruction and imioor. ment in insi umental music, und-r the j:,,...,,. ?f,n eminent professor, are requested to leave tlrei nnmsnl lb' mn-i" store of Mr. Ed. Back, ii Gold st. TTin tlv'errfinir Icniflb* sclcrtions from operas, waiters, national ,i'. .V Tli u- will organise as soon as a uflieit nt num r 'nl c ibt ?'e obtained. ol lw*m I j KI d 11 LI s A R Y A B^ICLEBc?The subsertkers Ijna I pist cejved a splendid ?ssmtm-ni of new atyle rall Mmle.li ?ci >pii?umc, rich striped and chene Poult de Sose, teas de Napl Satin, Levantine and Velvet KlbDona. Also, i lain and colbred black and bins btick taffeta and satin*, I? it; new style bonnet silks, he., he. Ueuntnr and city da It n are patticularly re'incsted to call and examine the Stock for. I-cU"'h'^ONi U7 Hndion Ursct str |i)t*m four doors above Canal street

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M1SCELLAN"BOUS. CROTON WATKR. pKKSJNS who have not had pipes introduced into their 1 houses, should loa? no tunc in having it done before the cold and frosty weather. The subscribers have now on hand a stork of pure lend, composition and tm'd the lend pipe, which they are prepared to furnish and put up iu the inoat expeditious and workmaiililii manner, ana on the most reasonable terms. Being practical pluinmcrs, they will warrnut work done by them to be interior to none in the city. All kinds oflead work and Hydraulics furnished and hscd on the inoal approved puneiule. DUFF St lVfcKS. No. 230 Water at, stt 1 m* r Wwat to the comer of Beekman sr. HARD TI \i K- Tht thit A a^MVkMIYki O. can is.i*ii for o iling so many bouts and shoes at the Clinton Bout anil Shoe Market, 204 t anal street, noriheasl corner of Hudson street?when almost ev? ry body complain- of hard times, i that tin y keep go-ids of the best -iualit>, au-l sell th'm si pric-s 'o suit the times, and it aeeius as if almost even hod) had found this out. It any who read this should not yet h?>e touiid out the store, the sooner they r-une atid try the soon' they will reap the advan age. Alm.-.t anything ihst i? wanted in the boot aiel shoe line, cf 111) Mil, I -lot r edit c all he l-mnd h*** cheap. OS im'oi KNOX Ik t O. 201 Csual street. DRESS UOL TS?Latest blench Style ?The ^g^^BVauhserihcr respectfully iuviles the citizens of New York, ami -imagers visiting the city.to ce.ll at 111 Fulton street and I'limifie a large assortuiunt of D'.ess Boots, made iu tlie latest fashion, and of the finest French calf-skin, G- nrlemeti can have burns made to order in the best manner at *6,ik> per pair, warTauteu equal to .my nudr at #7,3d, anu as the undersigned uk.s drawing of tnc leet and keeps lasts for each customer he can ensure au r.uy yrt handsome lit. I '.luiuutly on hand. Fashionable Boot*, Ike. at the following diced prices Cork Sole Boots, (rotn $7,00 to 8,00 Double Sole water-proof i,u? to 7,50 Calf, dress 2,50 to 4,00 Sell 2,25 to 2,75 Half Boots, '2,00 lo 2,50 Sboei. _ 1,50 to 250 Daneuig Pumps and Slippers, die.. proporuoiiably low. Tinnt,. i,h on delivery. JOHN L. WATKINS s27 Im*gfr 114 Fulton st, between Nassau mid Dutch I'AHIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER, fly E. SUSER, 564 Dtari Street, One Door from Broadway. E. SUS1UL Boolmakei, and maker of Lists, au w(p^a 'Five" of kAeree of Paris, lies* lease lo inform his friends and all the amateurs of a gentlemanly "chauesure," that he can now make, in New York, with the best K re rich materials, all that is so perfectly ill ide, iu Paris, by his 111 is! r the celebrated bootmaker Clerce, whoss numerous customers on this side of the Atlantic, are respectfully invited to tr\ SCSKH'S boot*and lasts before they despair of i ring "cluus ses" iu New York, after the nice, .latest Parish fashion. Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold. s251in*in A CARD. NOTICK TO THE LADIES ?The subscriber, so well known to tlie ladies of New York for tile superior s i le of La Jies Shoes and Oaiter Boots, begs to state for the information of Ladiea visiting the city, as well as merchants and other traders, (liar his store is No. 70 Lispenard street, one street below Canal street, ami near Broadway, where all can be supplied at tbe shortest notice, aud on|'the finost liberal terms. Wholesale and ratal I. SAMUEL ALLEN. For getting tip the article of Ladies Shoes and O uter Boots we always considered sir. Allen lar superior to any inau we ever letd ill our employment. THUS. LANE k SON, sl5ln?*r No. 70 Lispenard st. near Broadway. NOTICE TO FIREMEN, AND nil otherj desirotisof keeping their Fert Dry and Warm tin* comtuc ?e?*ou. By calling at the OLD EXCLUSIVE BOOT STORE, N->. 141 Chatham street, they can be accomj inodated. as the proprietor has on hand a full assortment of h.s welt known WATER PROOF BOOTS. Constantly on hand a lull supply of all other kiuds of Boot' at prices to suit the times. Alio?'hat invaluable artiel Rogers' Metalie Elastic Heel Boot can he obtained at tlie Old Ei 'lusire Boot Store, No. 144 Chatham st. *28 lin'r THK lUTREkTA HlTTTTSTTMO" 'PHIS i? a new article of Blacking, possessing qualilie -a greatly auiwrior 10 all other kinds now iu u?e. It softens ami preservesthe leather, imparting a brilliant poli-h ivali hill'tin usual labor re ;uired m the u?e ofthe cumin >u Blacking. It farther pk> ts, do; Fowling Pieces, single and double; extra large sir.e double and single Onus for ducking, lognher with Powder, Shot, Flasks, Bags, Caps, Locks, Burets, Sic., Stc., in Urge or small quantities. N. B.?Country dealers are requested to call aud esainme our assortment before purchasing elsewhere. s8 2m* r GUN8 AND PISTOLS. V-EXCLUSIVELY.-co JOSKPH, 14 M odon Uue, up st*irs, im\>ortinK anent for the sale ol Kiuluh, German and French double and single wel Fowling au?i Ducking Qui, fron tin- lowest t th? Bo jst qualities Pistols of every description, lor this and ether markets, embracing om hundred aiflVrent kinds, all ot which appointed agrut tor the largest lumiri in that 1 me in Europe which enables him to sell it extremely low j>ric> A large assorted stock of the above always on hand. City and country me reliant* are particularly requested to Call, rrerinus to makiug their purchases. jy27 3m*r HIGHLY IMPORTANT. 'I'O MKUCHA NTS AND BANKERS?It ahoul.l be iina pu s*any store or warehouse.? Judging from the res lit of this experiment,we think Robertson and Rich's Safe equal to any yet invented foi the preservation of books and j>apert from fire, and entitled to the confidence of the community. JOHN W. LKAVITT, K.'D. HURLBUT, J B. VARNL M. Havmg w itnessed the tnsl alluded lo in (he foregoing statement, Umi ry certain that Robertson k Rich's Chest would have escaped nrm armed from any house burning I ever personally witnesi'd, even in ihe.most exposed situation. JOHN G. WINTER. A. 8. MARVIN ?8ole'Agent, _?IS lm*r No. 138H Water St.. N. Y. WORTHY ATTENTION. LIGHT LIGHT !?Horn's patent solid bottom Olsss Fountain Lamps for Che-nical Oil?From tne peculiar heauty and elegance of these Lamps, their neat construction and superior qu ility, they are destined to supersede all others now iu use. The total abseace of smoke ami smell, the unparalleled brilliancy of the flame, is admitted to be unequalled. N B At less cost than half a cent per hour. The proprietors assure the public lluit no lamps can be trimmed ami kept iu kkwl.s .a liltla .n.nkl. ....I I, ..S aa those from thru manufactory. J- O. Fay, tole agent lor the I ropririora,at 128 Fullou atrcrl, 2*1 door from the New York 9iiti office. AI?o, tiemical Oil, amphine, (Robes. Wicka, kr. he. of u, rnnr .juallty, at the lowr?t market prices, wholesale and retail. a? Im'cc ur.~cajii>enTKR,8 PECK SLIP DISPENSARY. DR. UARPKNTKK is a rrgular rdncated physician and ?urgcon, and received hia diploma in this city in the ytar 1213; u a graduate of Union College; wa* a aurgron iu the army 01 the United States daring the la.e war, aa may be aeen bv a reference to the army and uavy register of officers thereof; it a Licentiate of the New York State Med. 8oc., and for the last twenty-tune yenra a practitioner of tint city; has kept hia office for in any yeara at No. I Peck slip, near Peral and what la moat important to know, la the fact, that in all delicate and private (Messrs, whether recent oi of long duration, he it enable t effect speedy and effectual i urea. Dr. C. would mott aenooaly caution tha invalid to beware of the numerous catch iwnny uoatrnma that are continually para ded to their notice by a boat of unprincipled and unedncated prelendcrs.as also many otherwise reapect.tble drnggiata, who have aeen lit'T late to aanetion the im|. and all arurlea appertaining to a gentleman's wardrobe, are rich and varied. They respectfully inrite their ojd |*trona and strangers visiting thia city, to call at the old Katibliahmcul,ap h'uaaad favorably known and make their selections. PARSELLH k AOATK, 241 Broadway, between Park place and Murray at. rhey wotud particularly recommend an Elastic Suspender, with the jwient buckle, ol their own manufacture, which for durability and comlort. cuiuot be surpassed. The impio ve.l Minerva Braee intended to brace the shoulders and npsiid tha cheat, are highly recommended by the medical Acuity, and will he found indwpcusibU to parsons who are inclined to I ml forward; ami in fact to all individuals'! sedeutarv habits. Parents and Unardiana are particularly repeated to tiamme this article, aa tt will be ffmnd of immenae advantage to children of either tei who hare acquired the habit of atoooine I'ARSELLS k A CM TIC, continue the manufacture of their e-lehrated Russia Kid lug Belt. >2llm*m pOAL?40 tons beat foref Coal, landing ct ship (iarrick. and for sals by K. K. UOLLLShk CO. 48 South at. ,i? BOTE I.N, BOARDING, VTATIONAL HOTEL?Tchoupitoulas street, New OrA lr ,ns This liu?- establishment. situated in the moil ten tral art ofthe city i n bees receutly opened under the su|*rmtrnJeiice ?f the subscribers, with new and ample accominodati 'i for two huudred hoarders The iNirlorssudcliainbersaje furnished with neatness, it not elegance, anil Willi scrupulous regal d Co the comfort of the occupsnt. Theirrvanu are all while, and have been carefully select ed with reference to their capacity, r.enesty and civil deportment. The wine cellar and larder will alwayi he laitisnrd with the best lliat can be procured in oue of the best markets in thi world. The chsryes for board, with or without chambers, will be found of the most reasonable character. J. PHILLIPS h BKO., Proprietors. New Orleans. July 21, 1012. ah 2m r jm* I Ith.M KOK A St lit KM- OK HOTKl. jvnW The Belmont House- it New Brighton, Slalen Island, d^aLwell calculated lor a heunuary, hsviug been occupied ss such lor voting ladies the last lire years, together with tne garden, ice house and other outbuildings, and I ind adioiuing?a most desirable location foi ihtl purpose, as the healthiness and convenience of the place render it the most eligible of any in the State. Steamboits ply constantly to and Iroin the city ol New Yore during the day. Vor particulars, apply at Hmover street. New York, or at New Brighton, to S K >W HfcNKY LYNCH. MTU LET?The lirst three story House, 112 tiraud street, west ol Broadway, with the Furniture, all new The house u in |**rfect order, ?ml call be ?eeu betweeu the hours of 12 ami 2. P. M. >12 r PtfURHMRRV wonderful discovery! OTKIKKK'S SOLUTION KOH THE HAIR, w'ucl will i-haime iirty Imir tn iu oruciual vulor iu a few minutes. Thia i luin;ii is different from any vel offered, ami cannot tail of supcrccduig all otliers. It is highly efficactous, and poui-stes tlie great advantage of beautifying the bair, without injuting its gr iwch. Those who doubt iu virtues are requested to have their hair ih'.uged betore iwyii'lf their money. If humbug* would take this method there would be uo reason to complainOur trial will prow the fact. Sold wholesale aud retail, and applied, at No. 5 Chatham street, opposite the H ill of Recoids, New York, up stairs. s2i lin'r ~N(). 45 MAIDEN LANE. OLD ESTABLISHMENTPerfumery, Cosmetics aud fancy S tap*. Tl?e follow nit; coimirise* a j>art of tlic variety of the manufacture of Alexander iLuusay, successor l*N. Sinitli Prentiss, ?i?. The justly celebrated upouaceou, Naples and chemical cosmetic compound for sit mug, toilet soaps iu great variety .cologne, lavender, and llorida waters, extracts of musk, roses bergauiot, orange, jessamine, 8tc? Ate., milk of roses, vegetable pearl powder, lor cle...*ing the complexion, toilet or nursery IKiwder, the pur* st article made, vegetable rouge, liouid do, cold cream, otto of rose lip salve, otto of roses iu gilt bottles, curling lluid. bear's oil, macassar oil^and the celebrated kephlia gr-?\\ :h mi' the It m. I. or dyes, Preston salts, emit pl.i-.ter. indelible ink, bI am and blue writing inks, calcined charcoal, pow tier putFs and boxes, erasure j>owuer for extracting grease iron s.ik, aromatic ruefir, &c. flic. For sale at the manufactory ami warehouse of ALEXANDER RAMSAY, Successor to N. Smith Prentiss, No. 45 Maiden lane, s22 lin*r Sign of the Golden Rose. PHOENIX HAIR SEATING AN/) CURLED 1IAIR MANUFACTORY. PHE undersigned have constantly on hand Plain aud Dauusk I llair Scaling for Sofas, Chairs, Couches and .Music Stools. Curled li.ur, Webbing, Tow Cloth, Twine, fee., for Upholsters, vrmic ana rancy nair suuauie lor oap.iuiu aiotn M.inulaciarer?; also for Brtuh Makers antl Musical lusiruments, he., he. The following are our prices of Hair Seating PRICES OK HAIR SEATING. PLAIN. DAMASK. Inch. Piece. Cut. Of all patterns. 15 40 42 16 42 44 75 17 46 48 83 18 54 56 90 19 64 66 98 20 74 76 1,05 21 81 86 1,10 22 92 96 1,14 33 1.02 1,06 1,20 24 1,16 1.20 1.30 26 1,28 1,32 1,45 28 1,40 1,44 1,60 30 1,66 1,70 JOHNSON Si OHEEN, riiaeiiix Factory, 33 Wot 13th ?tteet, 5th and 6lh Avrnui, au31 loc7*r Office, 152 William street. HE NRIQUE S' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAVANA ANL) PRINCIPE Su-GAR STORE, Bashmeht 51 Wii.i.iam Street, Between Wall and Pine Streets. all lm* r NEW VoRK Notice to Str.noeks. F. GIBRINS, HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER, 27 MAIDEN LANE, Comer of Nassau Street, ill lm r NEW YORK. PHALON, HAIR CUTTER. NO, 211 B*)iJway, opposite St. Paul's chnrch, is the first to introduce the fashion for the seasou, ou Saturday, 10th mat. alO lm*r WIGS f .M AMORT, WIU MAKER AND HAIR DRESSER, a? on llr,>*d?ay, N. Y.?Desires to inform the nuhlic MH? ly, that he is still to be found at his old stand, where he will be happy to give thcin a trial of Ins skill in the tousorial art. Ilia inimitable style of Hair Cutting is generally acknowledged by the beau monde of the city. He would also call the attention of strangers visiting the city, to his supe rior WllJS, which are not surpassed for neatness and finish, deceiving the most scrntiiiiring,so nearly do they resemble the natural hair Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Re. of superiorquality. XT" Terms in accordance with the timet. 90 Broadway, a I few doort above Wall 11. *13 lm*r I K. W7 HAND, EXCHANGE BROKER, v21Im*r No.* CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS. RESTORE THE HUMAN HAIR. Bald heads and grey heads read riisTlie tinman hair cm be restored if proper and aciruutl* lemedaea vie applied. The proprietor of this a-nure* you o? his word, lliat great uumberscoine to his store whose hair tins has entirely restored. He request* you to git r Jones' Oil of Coral Circassia one trial, then ju.lge Tor yourself. He pledi)es you his word it is all it it represented. These are its (iualities,il will make the hsir grow, (on the h.-ad, face, body, or any part where Htm mte nded hair to grow,) stay its falling out, cure scurf or dandritf, and inakr light, red, orsrav hairgrow dark from the roots in tnnr. Among the numbers w ho hare used it and certify this, is W. Hopkins, b2 Ksiig street, N. Y., J. Gilhert.jew eller, Hoiutiu street, N. V., and T. Power, grocer, Brooklyn, L. 1. we t suld offer huinlreda of others if we chose. It is sold very reisonahle, aud itgireslhe hair the most delicious dark silky appearance. Price only J, 5 or 8 shillings a bottle, three s>res sold by T.Jones, sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, N. V.: age i ts, 139 Kulton street, Brooklyn, 8 State street. Boston. 87 Dork street. Philadelphia. >28 lin*r VIIRK BAY OYSTER SALOON, by B. Bi.-im, (ft "S'a's a sau street, between Kulloii ami John streets. His place ia plain and clean, and I think will take the lead. Oysters served up in evoty style pickled by the hunded or thoiisaud, and families supplied with oysters, hv a 1J lm?r B. BR1TTIN. HENRY SCOT'fi No. 217 Water at., N. Y.. keeps constantlv on hand a genenl assortment of Pickles, Catsups, Sauces, ke Preserses, Jellies, Brandy Kruila, kc., wholesale anil retail. All orders for Shipping and Families punctually attended to a!3 2m*r_ SUTTON VANDERBILT ARK Constantly receiving large supplies of Cloths, Catstmeres and Woollen* ol rvery dea? ription,suitable for the coming season, which they offer at eitremely reduced prices for rash, at their well known Tailoring Establishment, 420 Broadway, second door nbove Canal St. Gentlemen are requested to call and c-iamine their stock befine purchasing elae where, pi. B.? Particular atteution paid to boys clothes. slO 1m*r A IIAVDSO.IIE PKKSEM. A VISITING CARD TLATE, beautifully engraved, and W best emiamelled Cards printed for only $1,10. Cards on the bast eiuiainel, printed Irani plalesal $lper 100. A Business Card Plate, engraved with (he usual amount of matter, and 100 l? st Cards, at $3. Door Plates, Seals of all kinds. Marking Plati-v Labels, gold, silver, brass, kc. ke. engraved proportionate w ith the above. Capiwr-plate Printing of all kinds at ^tha same low rale. Please call and eiamine for Tourstlvci, at JERVIS'S Cheap Engraving and Pruning Establishment. No. 291 Broadway, and 8. E corner of Greenwich and Courllaudt sts sh lmfr K1 >0 ND SPTcEtT AND C( >FFkE AT THE HOP? MILLS, 11 Markcttield street, between Broad and Whitehidl, late 267 Elizabeth street, New York. Office 12?) Front st. Constantly on hand, At the lowest market prices. and in the usual v*rier? of package** s27 2m*m i POCKET KNIVES A T 182 Broadway, between John street sod Howards' Hotel, ISO den, ilirk and pocket knires, retailing at prices to suit the times. Also, a Urge assortment of Scissors, Razors: Chatnpsiigne Cutters, Dental and Surgical Instruments, ami errry other article nsuallykept by cutlers. All kinds of cut ler>- made to order and repaired. Steel articles polished in the m* i. H. UK V M.IKK. 182 Brosdway. SOUTHERN AM) WESTERN MERCHANTS, Jj"SPKCIALI.Y those now in the city, ere respectfully re's iniiiilrd th?( they ran prorate new, powprful and highly Itavored TewMeTtlT MMM *J ty ldvantagcoiis tertni, in packages suitable for private uir, or for their regular customera, at the Canton Tea Comi any'i Depot, 2 lm*r No. 121 Chatham at, New York. pLASH CUTTING K ST A B LI8HMKNT ?jTst^v^T vT glass cutter, No. 29 Gold atreet, conalantly on hand and of fer to oda, anitahle for the fall season, riz. -?Italian. Rutland, Krenrh and English Dunstables, black Kloreuce Braid, Prince Albert, Schell, Schell and Imperial, and fine Tuscan Bonnets. all Imere ER0 PTiONS CURED AND THE COMPLEXION CLEARED. A XJXAri,. TO CURE ERUPTIONS OE THE ii /'KIN?Salt rheum, freckles, scurvy, pnnples, erisipelaa, uiotcnam, morphewtau, fever,spots, bitrs ol inaeuls, muariiieioea, i e co'?t of nark, sunburnt, yellow, or discolored skiu?the Italian Chemical Soap is really the wonder of the J**.-. dtnigbl'ha Medical Society of Parts call it a blessing ,i B',i"ll"i a philanthropist. It is curing thousandsall over ihe Stales and British possessions. It entire'* 7%'V1^.'11'1 lo" Of disfigurement of ike akin, imparting to the face, body, neck or arma a beautiful healthful clearness. No misrepresentation is offered One trial will suffice to recommendill to all. Among the many who have been cured by this, are the follow,,,. highly resectable |arson. Rev I 8 Loear, Newark, N J (you are notified that this is no i.uffed iioalrum, but a phvaician invent,,,,, A Palmer.Brooklyn. Sold bv T. JONES, sign of the Aimneau Eagle.12 C hatham at. New York, price 10 eenu, Mim E Baker Brooklyn. Agents?139 MlKa at, Brooklyn, I Bute at, Boston B7 Dock at. Philadelphia. .21 im*r COAL?1#8 tons snperior English iCoal, wt!i be sold low, If taken from the reaael?for sale hv a20 Jt're STOKES A ANTHONY, ?1 Broad at. MEDICAL. miDicAL aid: DK. GREGORY, long accustomed to prescribe for diseases of a private nature, reside. at J4 Mott street. H- lw. b. ni fain.liar with these complaints many years, sud having been a particular aud rinse observer of cause aud effect, he has obtained a th -rough practical snow ledge of this branch of his profession, which his enabled him to introduce some valuable improvements into lus practice. He does not bovat of making rapid and hast) cures, but his satisfaction is to perform thoiou*h and radical cures, and iu as short a space of tune as it can laresihie be done, with advantage and safety to the patient; and generally siwakinz. it is not necessary for the patient to obirrvr any rhaugr iu husmtsspursuits. Ha*ty,at d consequently imperfect cores an- the source from whence result so many distressing cases of consecutive or secondary symptom?; and the like result frequently follows the use of many advertised remedies for th s reason?tint any medicine, how ever good in the lirst or primary stagea ol the r.-inpUuit, I an not be supposed to eaert the same power and influence over the human system wlieu its adminisualp u has been long continued; and thus while the patient is swallowing medicine from day to day his disease, il not changing to a chronic form, to say the least, is very likely to terminate in a permanent debility, or |>erhap# something worse. Dr. Gregory deems il worthy to remark, that he has often heenappli. il to for relief by iwtiente who having been treated lor the complaint, were discharged aa being cured, and then selves were ot me opinion that it was really so. Afewdays elapse and the disease begins to show itself agaiu in some instances only occasionally, in otners again the relapse it permanent, inducing at length a chronic intiaminatiou, attended with other visible effects, which it would be indelicate to des- rib. in an advertisement, but which will be recognized readily 0) evc.y otic so afflicted. It is such a 5t-.tr of tnmg* as this that trfiuiuatr 111 stricture, and it is by surgical in-an* only tint a stricture can ryerbe permanently removed. Not so, however, with the chrome iiillaininaliou, or rather induration for in this stage of th" malady there is a cure, and that'too, by mild and simple means. Dr. G. is proud to say that he has discoveieil and bmuitlit to his aid, a remedy never before used in these cases, which has proved successful in every instance where it has been applied, a id has effected cures in cases of from 3 to 13 years'duration. This announcement is not made through motives of vanity and love of boasting, hut simply to inform those in ii rd of the rcmedv where it may be found. Those seeking Dr. Gregory will find hiin at bis own bouse, (not a drug store,) 31 Mott street, about 130 yards from Chatham squats All letters inust be ist paid. Dr. (iargory lias published a little treatise ou tin- above subjects, price 30 cents. For sale by the author, and also by Messrs. Sam! Druggists, in Kulteu-stn et, and both comers lfroadw ly an I Chambers-street, and ir the Bowery at Nos. 63 arid IDS; Itti Delancey, comer Suffolk-street, and 77 East Br"idvv >y, corner Market-street. Applications by Mail, Post paid, enclosing $1, will secure the book by return of Mail, free of Postage. nu27 Im* in DR7 RXJ8H'S LEGACY. qMlAT celebrated Physician, Dr. BENJAMIN HUSH, f could not have left a mure valuable legacy to mankind than his IixFALLIBLE HEALTH PILL. It is indeed a blessing to the alllictril giving relief in all the usual cases of sudden Ulneis or lingering disease with which humanity is distressed or the functions of life are destroyed It is now conceded by the most eminrnt of the iiied-ral faculty, that the stomach is the seal or fouutaiu of all disease; that it Is, as it were, the centre front which proceed all tin- ettls piuduc ed by foreign or irritating causes, and which the uce spread to every part of the animal system. The or- or method of cure, therefore, iito attack the citadel in which the disease intrenches itself; and no combination of medicinal agents has yet been discovered so efficacious for this purpose as the preparation of the late Dr. Rush, and which, from the universal success attending their administration, during a practice of nearly half a ceutuury, were styltd lus INFALLIBLE HEALTH PILL." 'Iheir great virtue is, that thc?y ariest disease in its first approach. They are preventives as well as remedies; and we w ill venture to say ihtt if taken by persons when they are first affected with symptom, of, illucss many and many a case, that is either serious or fatal, might be avoided. Let the afflicted without hesitation avail themselves of this invaluable Legacy, and they will have reason to bless the name of Di. lluah, as one of the greatest benefactors of mau ktud. 0~ Bold, wholesale and retail, by H G. DAGGERS, 30 Aun street. New York; and, retail, by Kelly, 267 Broadway, N. Y.; J. Aafordvl6? B w-t-ry, N. Y.; J. E. Scott, 161 Suth Avenue, corner of Twelfth st N. Y.; H. Green, 69l? Kultou street. Brooklyn; Redding Ik Co., ft State st., Boston; D. Smith, 96 Market st'eet. Newark, N- J.; G. B. Zeiner, 87 Dock street. Comer of Third, Philadelphia; W. Tiyior, 12 North streit. Baltimore; and agents iu the principal c ities 111 the United States. IT" .P?ce TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a Boa; each b?i en closed in an elegantly engraved wrapper, w ith full directions for use. S28 2w r DOCTORBELL vuuiiuuc? w? ur con^UKf (i uanv, until IU r. a>i. CONFIDENTIALLY On all delicate dlst airs, at hit private offices. 4 CORTLANbT STREET. OKCOND Door from Broadway, with the utmost confidence O in all cases ofa delicate nature, requiring prompt and safe treatment. Being a Kegulur Practitioner, patients nuy rely upon receiving all the attention their cases may demand, with an assurance ofa successful issue, based ui>ori the experience of many years piofessional duties. Dr. Bell does not advertise a Si* cit?c Droii or I'iII for the cure of certain diseases?but guarunices all that Anatomical, Medical, and Chemical knowledge can sunken in each case. Separate offices. Attendance till 10 1' M. daily. s8 lmtr DR. HORNK. f^lONTINUKS to be consulted coulideutiady at his office No. 78 Murray street. Hlraagers are res|iectfiilly apprized that Dr. H >rne, being legally bred to the medical profession, in the city o| London, has been a practical number of the said (acuity of physic lor-10 years, for the last 3s> in the city of New York. His ractice From being general, he confines to a particular branch ot medicine, which engages his profound attuitlon. His experience is very great?his success astonishing. He cautious the unfortunate against the use of mercury; thousands are annually mercurialized out of lift?recent affections are, without mercury, extiuguishcii in a few days Bee your cast s eradicated, not patched up. The learned Dr. Buchau emphatically observes?"Married iwrsous, and persons about to be married, should be particularly caiCious of those affecaons; what a dreadful inheritance to transmit to jiosterity." Per*! ins afflict, d tvI h tiro!r.cleit an,I Jettloral.lc CI... n.*,l not dt'i|uir of* complete recovery bv applying to Dr. Hnrne. A residence of 86 years in New Yorlt city has established Doctor HonirS chwacter a* a man of sterling honor, and based on real respectability and akill. Dr. H. offers to hi* pilroiu a sure guarantee. Dr. Home's others are numerous, mil latient* UeTrr come in contact. Attendance unul nine o'clock in the evening. NOTICE. THOMAS O. HORSE, sou of the late Dr. Oeorire T. Home, respectfully apprizes the public that he continues his father's most successful practice at his establishment. No. 78 Murray street, and may be consulted daily uuti W o'clock, f M.. Sundays excepted s2fl lm*r FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 34 L1SPENARD STREET. MADAME COS 4 El.LI) nerd hardly state that her Periodical Pills, for the cure ol'all the diseases peculiar to fein st paid orders for mrilosues Irom all parts ol the United States, attended to. Terms?Periodical Pills one tlullsr a boa?Teething Syrup, fifty cents a bottle. Kemember that Madame Costelfo is the only legitimate bred Kemalc Physician in New York. ill lm*rc TO THE LADIES. Vf ADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, still continue* f'l to treat, with astonishing succcs*, all diseases peculiar to females. Suppression, irregularity. obstruction, kc, by whatever canse produced, can be irmoved by Madame C. in a very aoit time. II? '.'s medical establishment having undergone thorough repairs and alterations for the better MgOBIiHiltlflg of her numeronr patients, she is.now prepaied to receive ladies on the point of confiuruu ut, orthose who with to be treated lor obstruction of their monthly period. Madame C. can be consulted at her residence No. 84 Lispen ardtt, at all times, and with the strictest regard totecreay. All communication!and letter* mast be pott-paid. til Im'rc fl-tfuYIIEWARD.?('-ROSS' SPEC IFIC MIXTURE Fet the Cure of OoDnorrhoa, (fleets, Stncturei ana analogous complair.lt a I the ,.tgsa so (generation. Of all remedies yet diacorered for tlna above complaints, this is the most cert tin. It makes a speedy and permaneut cure, withoatt he least restriction to diet, drink, exposure, or cliange in application to bu ainesa. We give no long qnackith recommendations to "decease the public. If the medicine doea not not s|wak for itself, no on* shall speak for if. Out object is to notify where it can be had, and the proprietor challenges a single case of recent Uonnorrh?a to lie brought, in which the niiituie will not effect a rapid cure, under a forfeiture of $V>0. This is a discase tlsat unfortunately p? n adrs all rank* of so eiety?high, low, rich and poor, matrimonial and siugle. They are here presented with a remedy by which they can cure themselves wRhout the least exposure in the shortest time possible. Further, the disesse cannot be contrscied if a dose of the mixture is taken at uighi on going to bed when exposed. It is pnt up in bottles with full directions accompanying it, at SI a bottle- One bottle last* a week, which generally curesmany are cured in two days. For sale only at Wm. ll. Mflnor's, H2 Broadway, corner of John street, opposite Franklin House, New York; J Jones, corner of Chestnut and Seventh atreets, Philadelphia; and at J M. Smith's 138 Washington street Boston. $14 !m* the two offtEATEfT-Inventions of THE AfrE. NO I KENNEDY'S COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION. H'OR Thf treatment and preservation of (he Hair; the ouly infallible preservative against baldness, anil a certain cure for all diseases of the acalp, auch as r cipectsto obtain his reward from a discerning public, and asks it not before?ha is not afraid of getting out of patience. Nearly five bundled certihcates, testifying to its virtues, in all cases for w ich it is intan k i M M Mr i, from the most highly ret|iecuble individuals in various puts in the United States, (he Canadas, kc., can be seen at the office of the inventor and manufacturer, No. 1 Pmestreet, New York. INVENTION NO. 2. The second invention of modem times, to which we wnnld respectfully call attention, is KENNEDY'S CELEBRATED PREMIUM CHEMICAL HAIR DYE. the first ever invented in this country. '1 his article, as ran he testified to by a large number of oral and verbal rernmmrndations, is superior to any thing of the kind imported from any part of the world, and is rapidly superceding all other nostrums for changing the color of the hair and whiskers to a beautiful dark hrown, or iet black, from flaxen, red, grey, or other objectionable color, in a single application, without affecting the skin. The above Hair Dye wai eshihtted at the Fair of the American Institute, belli at .Nibl.'a Garden. viol raceiled the lir.t pre nium, as beitnt su|>erior to any other eshihittd. It miy lie obtained at the following places Bailey, Word k Co. Maiden Lane; Leary k Co, Astor House; 63 Bowery, corner Walker; 3KI Bowery corurr Bond street; Tiffany, Gourd k Ellis, 2W Broadway, and at the manufactory. No. I Pine atreet, New oj6t*r GEORGE KENNEDY. DK. DAVID BRENNA r it the honor of informing h.a friends and Ihe public thy t I r has removed from the Granite l adding to 173 Chambers sue. i where he will, without the not mercury, cure radically, Pcin a few days, the most inveterate cases of sypliille tineas. i Dr Breuna'a remedy tirely frre from any corrosive or (Monc-us mineral, and when 'aken accorditit to hia directioi-, will remove the itainlsil symptom* which invariably follow t/.eubnse (Or rather the use) of mercury, andother uoxions metl t >nea so universally administere,I in those cases. Dr. Drenna's i rncdy is so simple that it can be administered without the IJ danger of bad consequences, the patient bring ablu durinir trie treatment to attend to hia business and live as usual. Dr. Uremia's practice la not confined to the cure uf the above diaeaar,but will continue togive hiectfully luform their friends and the i public in ire n era I, they have just finished a newly invented Cl instrument called the Transposing Piano Forte, which they now introduce to the musical community. This Instrument fo-ms a beautiful, rich and new eiterior. I tape Ukd BMHUHi, bn its a tOM full, brilliant, KUl me I odious. The great advantage derived from this new inven duit the vocalists, or (or au accompaniment of auy oth.-r iustru- w went, and therefore worthy the attention of the amateur as well as the ar.ist. t) A lance assortment of Tablet Piano Fortes, rosewood and mahogany,6 and 6>* ocUici, with French grand action, are ,Uo constantly kept on hand, *11 of which wt lespeclfully sub mitt) ptofetaOM, amateurs, and til' trade in general, at our warerooms and manufactory, as above. N. b Piano Kortrs tuned and retailed on the shortest notier. 1 LINDELL, WENNERSTROM It CO. 1 29 lin*c No. 313 Broadway. r REMOVAL. PHILLIPS' CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT, 'J 1* removed from 149 Broadway to No. 7 Astor Honse. ECONOMY i IN GENTLExMEN'S DRESS. (Jartneuts of a most .leg&ul and Fashionable kind ft a saving of 00 per ceut for c ash. 'PHE advertiser di ins it unnecessary to resoit to the hack- J ncyrd system of giving a list of unminal prices, presuming ti that the length of time he lias .been established, together with t] the extensive patronage bestowed on mm, will prove a sum cirut toucher lor his capabilities. Possessing the advantage ol being connected with an extensive cloth establishment in Europe t he confidently assets that he can furnish clothes which, on com- pariion, will he found lower tliau any other house making up the nest descriptions ofgeulletnen's dress. _?Knai B. PHILLIPS, 7 Astor House, Broadway ARTIST IN HAIR, MANUFACTURED FROM v LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR. J NOT less linn two inehes long, in one hundred different de- a signs?Necklaces, Bracelets, Watch guards, Ear-rings, ii Flowers, Rings, Wigs and Scalp*. s A. C. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS Still stand pre-eminent above all others. Their peculiar light, f gossamer, and irutilating character, their being shaped exactly I as the natural hair grows; their elasticity and tneir superior roa- arrsugvinent, all couifnue to form such perfect heads of hair, lti>il they mutt be teen to be fully appreciated. Parties having a piece of hairol a llviug or deceased friend, range! il formed by him into any design the mind cau conceive. In such a form it will be a keepsake invaluable. Gratuitous advice given ou all diseases connected with the hair, at the Hair (Jutting Knoms. 1(6 BROADWAY, cor of Liberty street, jvl2 6m? Up Stairs. TOHO!!! i RING'S VERBENA CREAM. 'I'lllS Celebrated Shaving Compound is now all the rage, as 1 well among tousorian professors, as among those who prefer te gatmrin their own diurnil crops. The improvement re- cently nude in its manufacture places the Verbena Cream nbove coinpetiuou. 11 The subscriber having purchased the copy right, presents it r to the public with an elegant uew labrl, and guarantees that lor ease ill .having it can be equalltd ouly by a Wall street broker, c the Cream possessing the advantage of giving belter satisfaction to the party by the operation, and this speaking from experience. _ J To prevent imiiositiou by the spurious articles now in the maiket, the directions for use will have the written signature of the proprietor, none other being geunine. y For sals wholesale and retail at 100 Nassau st, K. SINCLAIR, Proprietor. r N. B ?Also for sale, Ring's Elixir of Life, Nelson's Ex tract of S.irsapaiilla, Dr. Browder's Compound Syrup of Indian j Turuip, iic. _ ol lm*tn COUNTERFEIT OF CLIREHUGH'9 TMICOPHEKOUS. AN IMITATION ol Clirehugli's Tricoi herous," for the j human hair, ol the vilest nuu most deleterious character, i is at preten' attempted to be palmed off ou the public, under the sime naiiir. The. impostor who makes it pretends iliat it I is the same as the original, and that he has taken out a patent 1 for it. All rhis is d.nc the better to deceive tne public. In a t let cr receive-Iroin Washington, it states that Cli.ehugli's tj Tricopherous is the only article of that name fo which a pa- v tt nt Ins been granted, and no one dare use a compound of the j same materials without subjecting themselves to punishment." p The original and genuine is to oe hail at the principal offices f( 205 and 207 Broadway, corner of Fulton street, upstairs, and j, the numerous agents. oi t?3t?r g TEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY?No. (7 Wall h J Street. Ciller of Hanover street. Tills Coiouiuv con tinues t? insure against loss or damage by fire on buildings. u goods, warei, or merchandize generally; alto, on vessels and 1 cargoes ag unit loss 01 damage by inlaud navigation, on as favorable terms ns any o her othce J DIRECTORS. f Thomas W Thome Klisha Kiggs Thomas 'i' Woodruff Anson Baker Benjamin 11 Kobsou Martin Hoffman John K llavi.on Joseph Allen John H Lee Joseph Drake Fiaucis 1' Sage Samuel Uudrihill Thomson Price, James 11 Whiting Moses Tucker John P Moore John C .Merrill Win K Thoin Caleb C Turns James E Holmes THOMAS W. THORN E, President. OHO. T. HOPE, Secretary. sJ8 21 aw MAF r PORTABLK BLACKSMITH'S FORGES.?The snb- scriliers, being the sole Agents lor the Manufacturers of Conckliu's Patent Portable Forge and Bellows, beg leave to call tire .mention of ihe public to the above article. That they r have been called for and introduced iu nearly all |>arts of the (I United States, is, we believe a suflieieut evidence of their utility and couveuietice; being portable and compact, gives d tlieiu far the preference over tile common Forge for Shipping of every description, Hnl Roads, Canals, I'luUations, Manu a factories and all purposes for which the ordinsry Forge is used. Those manufactured for the U.S. Navy are Wrought h Iron. n We would refer those wiahiug to purchase to some few who a can recommend them Irom persoual aa well as general know li ledge, vis:? p Commodore Crane, Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.; Messrs. I Cart, Keim St Haines, Pniladclphia. Hon. (Jovernier Kemble, c West Point Foundry, Cold Spring, N. Y. Messrs. 8. B. Alt- e hause St Co. 443 Broadway, N. Y., and our city blacksmiths v generally. (JAY TEBAULT, all 3m*re corner of Old slip and Water st. t STEAM ENGINE.?For ,ale cheap, a loriy horse owrr a steam engine. The cylinder is one foot diameter and six c feet stroke, with governor, force pumo, and fixtures complete: fly wheel fourteen feet diameter and weighs four and a hall J tons, with shaft teu feet long, one piuion. Also one spur wheel, three feet diameter. The work is got up in a neat, substantial and workmanlike manner, and adapted to the use of susm ex pausirely. Foi further particulars inquire of O. C. HI8COX, No. 38 Ann street, N. Y., office 2d story, s!7 Im'r CRACKERS.?Parr'scheap Cracker Bakery, 73 Mott street, near Walker street.?Con tantly on hand, Soda, Milk and Wilie Biscuit; machine and hand made Butter, Sugar and Boston Crackers, Ac.; Pilot and Navy Bread, all at low prices. flopping and country ordeisnul up in barrels, kegs and boles. Aliberal discount allowed, and delivered callage free. N. B.?Passengers to Earope or NewOrleaus supplied cheap. s28 lm* 5 ."VTO N U STENT 8, AC. TJOBF.RT E. LAUNITZ, (late Frazee A Lannitz) Sculptor IV ,lIt?i aggrsi nea circumstances. The Supporter has attained a very high character in Europe aa writ a* in this country. It is adopted in the eplire disuse ol pessaries,and all othrr painful surgical eapedienta.in lite Lying- in-HosiutaU of London and Paria, and is universally recoin- i mended in ElHM l>y medical M of the highest rank In thia conntry it ia anatained bv the leading numbers of the facnltiea of Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the eminent private practitioner*. Kooma have been forniahed evclusively for ladiea, at No. 4 Veaey afreet, having a aepnrate entrance from the business department, where a lady ia in conatant attendance, to apply Trusses and Bupportera to female patienta. o4 lmr 'PO 0 tTSPRFTfCS?Among the number of distinguished 1 A gentlemen who have, Irom personal eiperience expressed themselves interma of commendation of the effects of Beck- J( with's Ami-Dyspeptic Pilla, Mr. Van Buren. late President of 1 the United Statea, lias,upon request,permitted the Proprietor to r aay, that having been presented by himaome years since with a hot of hts Pills, was induced to take (hem aa a remedy for a dia- ordered atomacli?that he liaa given thein a fair trial, and ia well aaliafied that thev hare contributed greatly to tha perfect reestablishment of his health. The Anti-Dysprntic Pilta are put In a superior style, in tin boies, containing forty, with full directions. Price fifiy ceuta per bos. Those who reipiire a more active article, are referred to Backwith'a Ami-Biliona Pilla. Price U cents iwr bos. A liberal discount made agents, aud those who buy te sell again. To be h id of H. D. TURNER. General Agent. No. 10 John at, near Broadway, U> whom all s orders must b, undressed. t For sale also bv I. I1.. Triune. Newark. N. J. sglm r i\r ISHE* Tecimen. N.B.?A work of the author is presented to every pupil for leir perinauent guide. s4 lm'rc THE NEW YORK XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS, 46 MAIDEN LAIN*-, UI* aiAiivo. N THE EXTENT of the vaiietiei iu this department the proprietor may safely cKillenge competition with any other itabliahtnrul Aft die world, and has uuuer his own immediate Liperinteudenee the most skilful workmeu, And all the recjuisi.e i&teri&lf for etvcutiug every description of X>lograpluc Euraviug and Printing. Original Deaigiis and Plates of every descriptioa executed in ie first style ofthe art, and beautifully printed in Bronxe or Fancy Colors. Druggists. Perfumers, Manufacturers, Oroceis nd other Labels, constantly on hand, wholeaalc or retail, and II articles connected with the trade. Job Priutiug in every variety of style executed! u the best Banner to order, and on the most reasonable terms. TELL PLATE AND COPPERPLATE ENGRAVING AND PRINTING Notes. Checks, Drafu. Rills of Exchange, ertificates ip, ROlf*. be. be. Ladle r gentlemen having hair of a liviuK or deceased friend, can ge. t lorined by hlin into any design tlie iniod can conceive?il uch a form it will be a keepsake invaluable. A. C. BARKY, 116 Broadway, cor of Liberty street, up suirs. N. B.?Individual, re.ideutiu the couuiry or living at an iuonvenienl distance from the city, can have all much order, iromptly riccuted, by forwarding through the medium of the oat office the hair to be fashioned, wilh a drawn aui specified lesigu ofthe workman.hin, and enclosing from five to twenty lo'lars, according to which sum the superiority of manufacture ml style of mounting in gold will depend. All such coininulicaliopt to be poat paid. A C. B. ol Im'r K1FTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. 1Y LETTERS PATENT OK THE UNITED STATES. THE TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDIC AT EI) COMPOUND, FOR THE HUMAN HAIR. 'S with confidence recommended to all whose hair is becom ing thin Irom disease, scurf, and rtandru If. The surest remedy o prevent BALDNESS AND GREY HAIR. The moat healthy dressing that cau possibly hi applied to the lead; rendering the hair soft and glossy, and freeing the scalp rom an uumurs nuu iriiiaiious, removing rvcry i?mucir ui curf and daudruff. and disposing the hair to curi. Its frequent ise wi I preserve the hail in health and beauty to the latest peiod of lite. For infant heads it is invaluable. To be hid only at the Hair Cutting llooins, 146 Broadway, ornei of Liberty st, up stairs, or ol the appointed agents. ?30 lm*rc LONDON MANCHESTER INDIA RUBBER GOODS. II7HOLK8ALE AND RKTAIL, No. 8 Wall street. The subicriber has received and offers for sale a large assortnent of imiKirted India Rubber Water Proof Qoods, via: Coats and Ca|>es, of suoenor Ltma, Cash itere Lama, Persian, Werino and Cotton, of all colors and sizes. Cloth?India Rubber, Water Proof, super Lama, Lama Pcriau and Cotton, prepared for t ilots. India Rubbi r Webbings for suspend, rs, corsets, lie. .266tn?r CHAS. ABHAHAM8QN. A NEW IMPORTANT INDENTION FOR THE LADIES. V/IR8. LOVE, Corset Maker, No. 68 Lispenatd street, re*1 spectfully informs the ladies of New York and its viciniirs. tint she has invented a new article for the preservation of he health and slreugth during pregnancy. This Abdominal lupiiorter is perfect in its application, acting as a support, and 'resenting all strain upon the muscles, and the consequent fa igne and eshaustion of the whole system. It will preserve the arm in all its youthful symmetry Nothing that lias ever been "vsi.ted offers so many advantages ns does this Abdominal lupporter for invigorating the system against every accident attending gestation. Mrs. L. has secured a patent. She begs to refer to the follow tig eminent gentlemen of the Medical Faculty:? Br. Francis, )r. Pond, Dr. McDonald, Professor (jillinan. M D, Professor 'arker, M D. A. C. Castle. M D, Dr. Nelson,Dr. Moore, J. V. Francis, M D, J. O. Pond, M D, J. ,W. Moore, M. D, J. feilsou, M D. Country merchants and dealers supplied wholesale with Corels. Belts, and braces, on advantageous terms. s6 fmfr STOVES! STOVES!! BACKUS' PATENT RARE FIE R, OR FRUGAL HOUSEWARA1ER. riE Proprietor, iu offering this valuable stove to the public, would briefly state some of the advantages of.heir improve nent, which consist chiefly in the following particulars^ viz:? 1?To obviate the evil ol im- 5?To be ca|>able ol aliordture at.d noxious gas iu the ing a mild or an intense heat, mming of anthracite coal. 6?To avoid all iucovenience 2?To generate a?d diffuse from dust. i warm and wholesome at- 7?To |>re??rve tlie air of the nosphrre in place* exposed to apartment pure and wholelamp and cold. aome. 3? To leiaon the risk of acci- I?And to unite with all ut In- fire. tkoae eicellcut MUlMi, an asseartmeut. The purity and softness of the air in a room heated by this tore are |>eculiar and remarkable, the heat beiiuc diffused from 1 gnat agtcul of surfcee moderately heated. The healed air, >u entering the wings or sides of the stove, descends and spreads iver the entire surface of the base at the bottom, keeping the :older portion of the air neat the floor in conitant circulation? n the meantime preserving it entirely from contamination, endering this Store perfectly safe and agreeable for ap&rtnenta of invalids, sleeping rooms. Sic. Manufactured by J/lc E. BACKUS, 64 Bowery, Y. N. B. A new article of air tight stoves, with rarifiers also he new kitchen companion cook stove, warranted equal to any n use in this city. _ s!7 lm'rn NOTTS STOVES DEPAIKr l) y KICHAHD AYLIFFE, established nine IV years at 86 I stham street, New Vork. R A. has Nott's Old other Stove., which he can sell at a very reduced price. Stoves all I pipe put up at the shortest notice. N. B.?I'm* constantly on hand. ?27 lm*r NEW STOVE. SHEPAIUTS PATENT REVERBERATOR. 1erf, mnltou, vest, duck, chicken, turkey, be?f aoup, mutton >r( th, chicken aoup, ?a tail aoup, mock and green turtle aoup, cgi'Uble aoup, green peai. imtanrotlMI, carrata, turnip., pirinipa, tomatoea, milk, ate. lie., inauuficlurcd and sola wholelaleby WILLIAM MULLANE, at Im* rc B2S Naaaan st deafness. INVISIBLE VOICE CONDUCTOR. "PIIESE iiutrtimeiita are to be dhtliall it K. SIMPSON'S, a 1, Aatnr Home. Of a peculiarly aimple construction, they nerely require to be placed in the cavity of the ear to give tinnediitc relief to this disagreeable malady. Persons, non-reaidenta of New York city, on the remittance if 5 dollars, can have a pair forwarded by post, or if desired i single one for |Z M. N.B.?Agent for the sale of SIMPSON'S EAR CORSETS. st lm*rc dr. feuchtwanger's [AFFILE, No. 1 Wall street comer Broadway.?MsnufacturLr er of Oerman Silver ia sheet,and faultless castings,of Aque ortis, Muriatic, Nitric and Pyroligneona Acids of 1 in Soluions. extract Logwood, Labarraguis Chloride of Soda, of Lunt f anatic. Pruasic Acid; Liver of Sujpher, lodtdvs of Iron, ?ead and Mercury, Dagnerrotyiie.Cheuiicala.Ether, Ammonia, iranvillry Lotion, Chloride of (sold. Phosphate ot Soda,lu.'. Infallible Poisons lor Bedbnga, Fleas, Fly Paper,Cockroaches lata, Moths, Caterpillars, muschetoea; the compound chemical VhaJe Oil, Soap and Seed Protector; Platiua, ralladrme, fold,'oil and Bronie,genuine Harlem Oil, imported. MedIcal notice. fUST published, price SO cents, by Dr. FAWCKTT, of 196 Fu'ton street, New York, 1 lie Orcat Cousoirr lor the Htlnd in Distress?a pojm'ar inquiry into the cnnce.ieu cusp s hat destroy the physical energy and tile abil ty of manhood, vith observations on the baneful ettecta of solitary itiaun hsml a agdpct stock of seasonable goods, purchased for ca >h, which wiIITm made up u> order m the style of aiake, fit, trim* iniug, kc., that has pvru such g? ueral satisfaction during lha last four years, and at a positive saving of JO per cent. (Jentlr enare requeued to call and eiamiue. Those who famish LT.irown corals. can have tlirm MAUli AND TRIMMED. Dreaa Coats, made and trimmed, -$7 00 te tt it Frock Coats. do do 8 00 to 9 10 Pants and Vests, 1 75 to 2 00 OverCoats, 9 00 to 11 t'O ITT*" Terms?Cash on delivery. su lm* c MICHAELS MARTIN. NEW CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, NO 03 CHURCH^r.^BETW^NREAiEANDJ GENTLEMEN furnuhmg their own goods can have them made on in the moat fashionable French style, cheaper than ever offered before in this city. Overcoats made and trimmed $8 50 Frock coats T J? Dress coats 6 Vert and Pants $1 50 to 1 75 """safflet wvant. AMERICAN MACINTOSHES. pilKSK Water Proof Garments, as now bring furnishedat our establishment, are, in every |a>ssible retpect, fully equal to the imported, eitlier French or English, and much tntter mide up. Tin- style of cut and fit is such as will bear comparison with the most exquisite of llie imported costs, anil are now generally preferred. Dealers supplied on favorable terms. Gentlemen who prefer, may be measured and garment* cut to their taste. Remember?Day, 45 Vlaiilen Lane, u the only manufacturer of the real American Macintosh HORACE H. DAY, ucccssor to Kosbnry India Rubber Company, Z2 lm*r Waruhoute removed from 125 to 45 Maiden Lane. s hurts. SHIRTS made after the latest and most approved French luttcsns. o?s, i autah'ons, vests, and all under gnrmcnu, made to order at short notice and in llie most fashionable style. Gentlemen'! b uruiahing Store, *7 and G'J Maiden Lane, New York. ?3 3m r W.M, COLLINS. SHlffl'S.-United States Shirt Manufactory, 77 William at, corner of Liberty, New York. Notice is hereby given to merchants ipd traders in general, that the proprietor of the above establishment haaadopted a new method of a.anufarturiilg, which envbles him to sell his shirts at a chraiier rate than any other house in the city. This statement will be atflrmed by the list of ptices, ss follows Kin* Muslin Slurta, with Lineu Bosoms and Collars, per dfe*. $7 50 Do, stitched in the Bosom aud Collars, per dox, 9 00 Do, colored, new patterns, large sizes, per doz, 7 00 Also, a large quantity of Bosoms aud Collara constantly on hand, which will be offered cheap for caah. s9 lm*r T"ATE.ST KA9HION91-l'ARfSlAN DEPOT!?MRS. j-i VANDERPOEL, No. 557W Broadway, haying completed her arrangements for receiving the earliest fashions, offers her services to ladies of taste, who are desirous of economising iu articles of dress. Muslin Dresses made in genteel style, $2 00 Bilk J 00 Every article of dress now in vogue, may be had at the low est remunerating prices, and she llatters herself that she can suit tne tastes of the most fastidious, satisfied that tnoae who niayJjVvoGierjvfth^can^jjnlhmm^aipvin^^^^^jKiJjnJ^r^ medicines: CERTAIN CURE FOR DEAFNESS. TVAONS. MALL AN?Sound Maguifien?Invisible Voice l?i Conductor?To enable persons instantly, at ?u~advanecd age, and of forty and fifty years standing, of extreme deafness, and of those who are only slightly dull of hearing, to join in general conversation, aud ta catch the sound of a distant low speaker at a public assembly They are the size of a very small gold seven shilling piece: and when in the cavity of the ears, they are not in the least perceptible, nor more uncomfor table than having a small piece of fine weol in its place. And although they are to extremely small, yet they enable those af dieted with extreme deafness to hear, in every respect, equal lo mote 01 mo?'. acuta ma nig. To be had of Mons MALLAN SON, Surgeon Dentists, Sole Agenti for the patentee, No. 2 Park Place, one door from Broadway, The above invention ha* been in us* in Europe for ?orae Sears and is strongly recommended, being one of the greatest iscoverie' ol the see. Perseus, non-residents of New York city, on the remittance of Sio, ca have a pair forwarded by post. >28 lm*r tajcina cordial. VfAONIN'S LlfCINA CORDIAL, for the sure and speedy er bo*. ?2t lnv*r "MADAME KESTELjl, PEMALK PHYSICIAN, Offier ami residence, lea Green wich street, between Coartlaiidt ud Liberty streets, where she can he consulted with the strictest gontidenee on com] plaints incident loth* female frame. Madame Restell'sexprriehcaaud knowledge in the treatment of obstinate casesof female irrrgul rity. stoppage, suppression, tcc., is such as to require bat a few days to sdfect a perfect core. Ladies desiring proper medical stir ndance during confine uncut or other indisposition, will be accommodated unring such time, with private and respectabh board. _" Preventive Powders," for married ladies, whose de licate or precarious heakh forbids a too rapid increase of family, will be sent by mail to say part of the United States. Price fi a package. All Letters (post paid) addressed to box 969, New York. Boston Office. No.1 Esse* street." N. B.?Madame RESTELL would inform ladies residing out of the city, whose he.dlii would not admit of travelling,that she wonld devote herpersonul attendance upon them iu any part of the Uuited States within reasonable distancs. si lm*r FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. /"YWING to the celebrity, efficacy, and invariable aaccess of v-' Madame Restell's Female Monthly Pills in all casea of irregularity, suppsession, or stoppage of those functions of nature u|>oii which the heahh of every feanale depends, since t eir introduction into th- United Stites, now about lour years, countrileils and imitations are constantly attempted to be palmed off for the genuine. Che. p common pills a e purchased at twelve cents s hot. put up in different botes, and called? "Female Monthly I ills." with the ohjectol' selling them, if possible, at one or two dollars a box. Females are therefore cautioned against these attempts to impose upon them. It is sufficient here to state that all Female Monthly Pills are counterfeits, except those told it Madame llestell'i Principal Office, Itt Greenwich street, New York aid 7 Essex street, Lottou. Price SI. Madame Restell's signature is written on the cover of each box. N. B.?They can be used by married or tingle, by following the directions enclosed inside of each box. Sold also by ap pointment at 2St Grand street, corner of Allen, New York. si la* r TOMARR1ED LADIES. AAADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS. t-'A?These iuvalnable Powders have beau universally adopted in Europe, bat France in particular, for upwards of thirty years, as well as by tlioutandsin this country, as being the only mild, safe, and efficacious remedy for marrird ladic\ whose health forbids a too rapid increase of family Madame Reitell, as is well know n, was for thirty years Fa male Physie:au in the two principal Female Hospitals in Europe?those of Vienna mid rarit?where favorec her great experience and optremature grave?to their true source?to arrive at a knowledge of the primary causes ol female indispositions?especially of married females?which, in 1808, led to the discovery c her celebrate] Preventive Powders." Their adoption nas been the means of oreservinu sot mm the health, hut ev*.n the life of many an aflectiouate wife and fond mother. The adrertiter feelin/ the importance of this subject, and ea ti mating the vast ktntut? resulting tc thousand* by their adoption, would poat reariecrfSilIy arouae _ie attention of the mar ried, oy ai! that they hold near and dear, to their consideration, la it not wise aud virtuous to prevent evils to which we are subject, by aimple and healthy meant within our control. Kvery disivusiouate, virtuous, and enlightened miud will unheaitat- ingly answer in the affirmative. Trice live dolUra a package, accompanied with full and particular direction*. Tuey can be forwarded by m.al te any part of the United Stateai All letters must be post paid, aud add:* tied to MADAMK KKH1 KLL. IFemale Thysician. PriDeii*! office, 148 Greenwich street, New V'nrk. Office hours from 9 A.M. to 9 o clock P.M. Boston office No. 7 ICaaex at. si lm*r PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. m. ok bqudkloquk/nl k'tisuots poktl'ual rI1MK Scientific combination of ingredients .f which tbeso Pill, are compo.nl, hare made them the wonder ami admi ration of the world. They are known all orer Kurepe to be the only preparation erer diseoTered that ha. prosed nitariahly certain in producinf the monthly mm*. Their certainty, in all cue., beiiof inch that thee innst not he nird daring pregnancy for though always mild, safe, and healthy, tkey are certain to produce mi.carriage if turd daring that period. The direction, are tran.latrd into English .and ue ent eloped ronnd with rite aeal of the importer, tumped. Koch boi coon tain, the signature of M. de Boudeloqne, and the Kugl *sh dt ructions have the siunatnre of Dr. K. MELVKAU, autiurUod gent far the continent of America. They can be transmitted by mail to any part of the timed States. Letters directed to Dr. K. Mrireau, boa 24, New M Fork, will meet with immediate atlention. All letters inu.t II be poet t aid. Sold by apiHiintment at LO Cherry. ner copy. Country sub- "1 crilirrs furnished at the uai rate, for any specifa period, on 1 a remittance in adranec. No paper ?ent, ui less pud m advance. I Twa WrggLT Hr.aaLD?l-uued erery Psturilny inomim at I 111, o'clneh?price fix nn* 'juarli r n't t to country subscribers at *J,? per annum, in adrauce, or at the him rate for any specified period. s CossKsrortDCKT. are reouesleo to address their letters ta JaMas (JoaDon BewnsTT, Proprietor and l-iiter<wni|,ii1 (MgitaMSMMlMMttnd 1