The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
October 12, 1842

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tTT Vol. VIU.?IO.SM Whole Mo. 3133. medical! URISTOL'S SARSAPAR1LLA. Vf ANUFACTURKD and M>ld by the proprietor, C. BRISTOL. Bufl.lo. and fur uU by hi. Agent. Wll LI AM bUKUiX Wholesale Diuggi.t, No.. Ml an; 41 Cor Undt it. and 188 Greenwich it, and by the |>rinci|>al Diuggi. throughout the Union. Thu pre paraliou hu now been belore the public about. Tell t ear., during which lime iu reputation ha. been.teauil and rapully advancing, until it. prevent anil de?eryed celenni hu been stlHiueil?nor i. it .talionary at even this altitude i estimation, aa the evidence of each .ucceeding day rle,rl evince.. Many of the fir?t Physician. in the country liave vt luut uily borne witneu to it. .u|ierior efficacy ol value,. their vrritten certificate., now in the pouenion of the pro|?P tor, will .how. Te.umnuiaU alnioat innumerable, ft"1" Pf .ou. who have been benefitted by ita u*e, or nave.een It. na diciual virtue. le*led bf their friend., are al.o in ixwaeMiou Mr. Bristol, which prove how many,, how vanou., and ho^ t'ktreine havebeeu the iusuucea in wtiicti, oy iui operation ui ick .*nd the alinott deipairinf have beeu reetored to health ii hanpiuri*. BIUSTOL'8 SAKSAPARILLA is rare and iuvaluabl combination el vegetable remedies of established medics value, and from its peculiar properties is almost infallible ii all complaints that arise from impurities of the blood, froi the morbid action r.l the absorbent and glandular system Irom cousin i tonal idioayncracies, hereditary predisposition ani II geueral all chronic and long standing infirmities an irregularities of the human frame. To enumerate all the du rases in which it has been found to be a sovereign reined) would be to make this notice much to* lengthy, and we ca only here suggest 10 the reader the value and importance c this preparation, and refer him to advertisements in the publi |Mi|iers lor more detailed intelligence respecting its eAcnry. i W nearly all cases of complaint eicept those of the most ordinar or endemic and epidemic character. The proprietor deairr only to have attention generally directed to this article, coul dent that iu rare virtues only need be known to be appre ciated; that it will stand the teat of any trial, and that increase usefulness, and added popularity, moat be the direct result c its more estended acquaintance. Among the numerous letters daily received by the proprietc of Brist 'iSarsaparlla, the following is selected, merely t show ho hisar* le is regarded: and the increasing deman for this iui aluable ediciue by the dealers in this city, as th application comet ram the well known house of A. B. k E Bauds, Druggists, of thu city, who hare since advertised thei own article to the whole krorld, shews conclusively that th article is all it parporti to be. (COPY.) New Yoag, April 30, IMS. Ma. C. C. Bristol, Buffalo, N. Y. Dram Bit? We have been telling daring the year paat considerable quai li.ies erm that we can have advertisements inserted o much better terms than inost others pay and more couspicuouah If you would like to make an arrangement with us for scion it more extensively, we think it could be made of much advan ace to us both. We have now four different stores, three c them in the best location in the city for retailing, and one fc wholesaleiug, aud our facilities are such as will enable us to dii pose of more of it, perhaps, than any other house. We shall b much pleased to hesr from you on thi* subject, or if you visi New York in the course of a month or so, to see yon at our slot 78 Fulton street. Yours, very respectfully, A. B. It 5. SANDS. OPINION8 FROM MEDICAL GENTLEMEN. BurFALO. Aug. 12, 1837. We are acquainted with the preparation of Sarsanarllla, mi nufactured by C. C. Bristol, and having made use of it more c less in our practice, believe it to contain the ac iv? principle i Sarsaparilla, in a highly concentrated form, and as a preparalio we esteem it as one of the best we have ever met with. J TKOWBKIDOE. MD CYRENIUS CHAP1N.MD ClfAS WINNE, M D MOSES BRISTOL. M D JOHl AH BARNES, MD J E MARSHALL. M D J E HAWLEY, M D AS SfK AGUE, M D A MILLER, M D F L HARRIS, M D H R 8TAGG. From Doctors Wells and Cheney, resident Physicians at Cat andaigua:? Canandaiciua, Dec. 87, 1838. We have frequently prescribed Mr. C C Bristol's preparatio of Marsaparilla. in our praetice, and have always found it to at swer an excellent purpose in cases where Sarsaparilla wss a] plicable. Our knowledge of the article has not been limitec and we can freely say that is the best preparation of Sarsaparill we haveevernsed. RICHARD WELLS. M D, E W CHEENY, M 6. The following extract of a letter from Dr. J. A. Hyde, one c the oldest and mostrespectable practitioners in the western set lion, is given Youwost "wit, June 11, 1838. Mr. 0. C. Bristol?Dear Sir: I am nearly out of Sariapaull again, and, if yon please, you may send me two doceu bottles by stage or cars, directed to me at this place. 1 have frequently prescribed your Comiiound Fluid Extrac of Sarsaparilla for a few years put, with much advantage, i chronic diseases. es|iecially in Scrofula and obstinate cutaneou affections, attended with scrofulous habit. Also, in secondar syphilis; and mchronic general dehility,Irom ajmoatany cause It generally prove* useful. I think your Fluid Extract the bei preparation of Sarsauarilla I ever used. With much respect, yours, truly, J. A. HYDE. From Docls. Hoyt k May Palmyra, July 2, 1841. Mr. C. C. Bristol?Sir We have used your Extract of Sai sa|?ri lla iu our practice, and for diseases arising from an im pure state of the blood, and as a general renovator of the syster we esteem it as the best orticleVrw in use. D. D. HOYT. M. D. WM. MAY, M. D. From Dr. A. Miller t Rome, July 34,1841. I arn acquainted with the preparation of Sarsaparilla inanu factored by C. C. Bristol, ofBuffalo, and having made use of in my practice, believe it to contain the active principle of Sat sapariflai a highly concentrated form, and as a preparation, esteem it the best 1 have ever met with. A. MIDLER, M. D. From Dr. S. C. Noyes Collitvs, Erie Co., July S, 1841. I have been acquainted With Bristol's Sarsaparilla for a nun bcr of years, and have very frequently prescribed it in my praosaessiiig all of the active principle of Sarsaparilla, and as preparation, I think it the best one 1 have evei met with. A. P. CURTIS, M. D. Oewsoo, May 8, 1841. We certify that we attended Julia Ann Van Dooxer durini bar sickness, and wc have no heiitation in saying that her reco very may be attributed to the use of Bristol's Sarsaparilla. P. H. HARD. M. D. H. K. THURfcER, M. D. (Astatemert of the above ease may be seen by catling oi Mr. WM. BURGER, JO Courtlandtit.) Daair.rv, July 2, 1841. We, the undersigned, physicians, residing in Darien and Sen nington, having treated Mir. E. Cross during his illness, knov the above statement of bu case to be true in all particulars, am wc have not the least hesitation in ascribing his care to the use of Bristol's Sarsaparilla. Indeed, we are assured that this me dieiiie was the meant of euurel^^re^ritur^and ^eradicating thi ERAHTUS dROSS, M. D. Dauie.v, July 2, 1811. Wt, the undersigned, are particularly acquainted with Mi E. Croea, and are fully acquainted with the facta aa drawn u| in the anova statemcu', which we nelieve to be correct in ai reapetu. and wu are assured that it was was through the ageuc; ol Biiitol's Sarsaparilla that his cure waa effected. STEPHEN KINO, P. M. Darien Jentre. JONATHAN DURKEE, Justice of the Peace. H1KAM H.CHAPIN. ALANSON FISHER. Justice of the Peace. n. r. nu ivmniijun, J. H. FLAGLER. Altoiv, January 17,1842. I have been lately the phyiiraan to Mr. Maynard, and wi called to see him during hra illoeit, Mm time in the moath o August or September last, and 1 mud say I waamach ear prised and aatoniahed to aee Mra. Mayaard officiating aa auric ami attending to bis wants wlula he was sick. Her case was one Mat 1 was conrersant with bnt never pre scribed for it was Procidentia, and for the moat part of serei or eight years she had beaa obliged to be conveyed about thearauce of which we shall not allemiil e. to desert! e. y The certain check given to this terrible spreading and hoj?e- L y less malady?the removal ol the intense protracted iw*iustver 4 >f ecciled by irritable fungeous tlrih connected with dead animal iy matter?the qniet sleep, increased strength, and stable couvae leseuce so mlutfest in the persou of James?were all, and a is doubtles justly, attributed by his mother to the occlusive eso, c .r portions of Mr. C. 0. BRI9- J j. D^inDArAiiJLLA. Those who have wituassed tile p. truly auspicious, .ml mist unexpected etfecu of this medicine )f in this very eitraordinary case, are unanimous in (lie opiuiou w thst had it been early sduiinistereU when Ute disease vaaacoui- it |?ratively small ami feeble, ami die couetituliou sound and 1 ,j vigorous, it could not have failed to prevent one of (he greatest 1 calamities that cau beful a human bonne. t e CaKTirtcaTE op (Kit. Maitss-iELD. L1 MR. C. 0. BRISTOL?I have been acquainted with Peter B Wycketf for more than twenty years, and have known hit son n James from his infancy to this day, and I do hereby certify than the facts set forth in the above, from the Commercial Auverti ter, are correct. 1 ORANGE MANSFIELD, P. M., Nov. Mtli, ISO. North Clarence, Erie Co. n Bloomfield, Oaklapd Co., Mu., July S3, ISO if Messrs. John Owen St Co.. Detroit! Gent.?Some time in the e yeVr 1833, 1 was attacked with what was called by some of my u attrndmEphysiciaus, the Kind's Evil. I immediately applied to a Dr. Thomiwon, who said it must be cut out; I then applied to another physician who ordered blistering. During my sick- c ness 1 employed eight different physicians, and bv oue I was 1 advised to have my arm amputated, which I declined, lu the j year *37, mortification set in, when I applied to a root doctor, if who appeared to help it some. In that year I sold a span of horses andtwo cows, snd spent the whole of it, say $130, which ir only served to keep II back. 1 hare used almost every thing I could hear of, without auy great benefit. 4 lu July last, a cure was alleintitud by a person who, like all m others, failed. The eapenae of all thia has been at least $300. I From about four inches below the shoulder, to about the middle ij of Use forearm there have bt en at least twen y holes, many of them as large aa a silver dollar, and half an inch deep. In t February, 1842, (accidentally came across a wrapper from a bottle of Bristol'* Harsaparilla, and made up my miud to try the medicine. On the 13th day of that month, I commrnced using it, snd used a bottle a week for two or three months,when 1 I found myself to all appearance completely cured. At any raie, since that time I have not felt any pain from it. No sores have I- appeared, and it teems perfectly sound, and 1 can labor with it a* well atwilh the other arm. I am to well satisfied of its suit periority ever every thing else that I have tried, that I most earnestly recommend lny person to begin using it immediately e who may be similarly afflicted. Yours, truly, n WILLIAM PkARSALL. k Persons who hare any doubts of the efficacy of this medicine, i t- are invited to call on any of the following City References heif fore purchasing the article ir John (Jilee, 3U1 IVarl street. I i- Thomas Hogan, 208 Stanton street e William W. Randolph, 373 Fourth street I it Lloyd Bryant, No. 1 Arenac C. f e Wm H. Stinemets, 99 Cedar street I Mr. Johnson. 20 James street William Stebbins, comer of Riviuglon and Ridge sts. s Ricr.ard Smith. 82 Clinton street I Robert H. Gordon, 13 Orange street Mm. A. Hodge, 39 Ridge stieet 1 William Wilson, 66 Lewis street 'J. M. Vancle water, 3U Madisou street 1 Lemuel Lelaud. 86 Hudson street n I. O. Heed, 143 Fulton street, Brooklyn Mrs. Ward, 68 Bayard street J J. W. Henderson, 27g Grand street. J unes McUill, 336 Grand street H. B. Ku.tpp, 21 Arenne B?house 304 Fourth street 1 ^_John Culver, 101 Stanton street. c (T7~ I ?o not man any one to purchase this medicine until a they fully satisfy themselves that all that is said of it is true r r if. therefore, they will take the trouble to call on Mr. Burger, I 30 Courtlandt street, or at Milhau's 183 Broadway, they can ea- I amine substantiated testimony in addition to the above, which n will prove conclusively that the article is what it purports to be. C.C.BRISTOL. Caution.?As the fame of this wonderful medicine extends, t I. numerous preparations are springing up to reap a part of its ren puution. The afflicted therefore should be careful, ii tliey wish the true article, to ask for Bristol's, and see that the written signature of c. c Bristol is across the cork of the bottle. For sale by reputable Druggists and AgenU throughout the f I- county. 1 William Burger, Wholesale Agent, 30 Courtlandt street, and 188 Greenwich street, and at retail at the following places: Milhau's Pharmacy, 183 Broadway Rushton and Aspinwall, 110 Broadway, 86 Wiillim struct, and 10 Astor Honse James 1 Syme, M. D.,63 Bowery, Robert Leggett, M. D., 17 Avenue D D. B. Quackeubush,709 Gieenwich street, and A. Hill, 208 Greenwichst. all lmr* 1 T. PRAND LODGE OF THE ANCI/NT AND HONOR- I it UT ABLE FRATCRNITY of Free and accepted Masons ol t the State of New York.?The Lodges of the cities of New York and Brooklyn, will assemble at their respective Lodge Rooms on Friday the 14th instant, at 8 o'clock A. M. and ot- suite, and form line on the south side of Howard street, the a eft on Broadway, u! 9 o'clock. j i Toe Lodges from the country will organize at Warren Hall, t n at the comer of Henry and Oliver streets. Officers in their re- t galia. The fraternity to appear in dark clothing and white gloves and aprons. t The line will be formed by the Grand Marshal and hia aids. a ISAAC M. PHYFE, Chairman oil 3t*r of Committee of Arrangements. r pRand croton water celebration at k 1 Vf TAMMANY HALL.?Mr. J. PARKKR has ihe nlea. Mire to announce to hia Irirnds and the pfibiic, that he intenda a curing a (Jrsnd Bill in honor ef the Croton Celebration, on c Friday ireniw, Oct. I Hit?when the room will be handsomely n decorated with Flags and Binnera. Tickets for admission $1, a to admit a gentlemen and hia ladies, can be obtained at the t Hall. Dancing to commence at eight o'clock, and continue a until a late hoar. c For the accommodation of the families residing in the vi' cinity of the Bowery, Mr. P. has opened a private school at his e residence, 207 Bowery. Daya of tuition? Tuesdays and Fii" days. i Mr. P.'s school down town, will open in llie course of this i month. ol0 3tr THE FAIR AT NIBLO'S. e THE subscribers would call the attention of strangers and i A others visaing the Fair, to their new and beantifularticle, the improved Minerva Shoulder Brace, now exhibiting at theJ Fair. This article will be found of immense benefit to chil- dren of either sex, who have acquired the habit of stooping, and indnpensible to persons of sedentary habits. They can be I worn with perfect ease, and will he found of no impediment to 1 the free use of the arms. acting so as to support and brace the J back and shoulders, ami expand the cheat. Parena and guardi- tl ans will find this article well worthy of their attention, as it 1 not only beautifies the form, bat adds to the health of the weai- tl a er. They would likew ise call attention to their superior article a of Gentlemen's Russia or Riding Belts. The above articles are p manufactured under the immediate inspection of Mr. Parsells, f r who has beeu foi the last sixteen years engaged in the business. ii r They are warrinted of superior form and workmanship, and f J can be obtained wholesale or retail at the old establishment of !i i PARSELLS AO ATE, 211 Broadway ii oil r between Murray it. and Psrk Place. C 9 SHERMAN'S LOZENGES. c "CMFTV-SEVEN TONS sold last year, doing incalculable good, curing coughs, colds, worms, headache, palpitation, sea sickness, lowness of spirits, and mos' of our ills. A? the P Poor Man's Plaster for 12)4 cents cures rheumatism, lumbago, h 1 pain or weakness in ihe breast, side, back, or any part of the y b dyj also piles and corns, and the Papillary Oil is the only j ceitain cure for sore nipples ever known. Whvn such physicians as Hnnter, Rogers, Vanderpool, and more than 400 others of the highest standing, recommend Sheim n't articles in their praciicc, none need hetllaln to try lliem. Bherman's Lozenges are .'.lone known, and four years'extensive use has established their worth lieyond all doubts. The Rev. Mr. Dunhur of th McDougal s.. Church, was cured of a very bad cough in a few hours by four or five of the Cough Loxengti. Mr. W. E. s Evans, No. 8 Walker St. cured his child of worms, after suff fering for several weeks, and no one suspected the cause. The i, Hon. Aaron Clark, Rev. Dr. Eaatmona, Rev. Mr. Hindcnck, and a multitude of others, know the value of Sherman's Loxrnges. His warehouse is at 106 Nasstu st. one dour above Ann r street. Agents?Cod lington, 227 Hudsou; Church's. US Bow) ery: Bands. 77 East Broadwev and 273 Broadway; Rnshlon It s Aspiuwall's three stores, and Mrs. Hsya, 139 Fulto" st. Brook lyn. nl lr TJAVDEN'S STEEL QUILLS.?The subscribers nsvetor 5 IT salt, rome rrcrmly impioved modifications of these excel- J I lent and i opular Pens. The Reaoy Writer" is unanimously voted the King of rena i' ?combining eminently flexibility and permanence. The Dickens" is considered the best pen for the price in the market. The Union" cannot fail to suit every body, affording at 1236 cents a card (at wholesale) six different varieties of Pens. I The New York" every merchant will have in hia counting room who has tried them. i Together with the famous Doable Patent and Combination Barrel Pens, with many others. for sale by 'he agents. I oil lm*rc Jl. h P. HAVOEN. 3 Piatt st. b HULL'S TRUSSES. NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERBONB. PERSONS afflicted with ruptures may rely u|ion the best t i I instniment.il aid the world affords, on application at the tl office, No. 4 Vesey street, or to either of the agents in the 1 principal towns in the Uniteu States. Be careful to examine the c 1 back ;>ad of Hull's trusses, to see if they are endorsed by Dr _ Hall, in writing. None are genuine, or to be relied upon aa i good, without his signature. I Many |?-r*ons have nndertakeu to vend Imitations of Hull's i celebrated trusses, and ti.ous.unls are imposed u;ion inconsequence. These imitations cannot be relied upon they are c made hv unskilful mechanics ami si* nai kattar than the nary trasses. Koonu have been fitted np at No. 4 Vesey (treat, exclusively for ladies, having a sr|*rete entrance from the business depart raent. where a female is in constant attendance to wait opon female patients. oil Imr J. SORIA, FRENCH DYER J 1 100 PEAHL ST.. Principal Office, rPHANKFUL for the pationage heretofore bestow.d, res- J J. pectfully informs the public Mist he has, for the accommr ditionofhis customets in the npiwr part of the city, opened Two Offices, one situated IJT Hi en ure St., the other U3 r Bowrer. for the reception and delivery of Goods. All kinds of Silk, Button ?nd Woollen Goods o f Merino and (Camel's Hair Shawls cleaned in the French si style, with neatness and despatch. tl !\'7- hinds of Wearing Apparel and Carpets scoured. I* Merchants can hare all kinds of goods dyed and put up in el their original form. _ i' Brooklyn Office^ l> niton st. Broohlye. oil Im'r n HOLT'S CANDY, S QURPASSINO ANY THING OF THE KIND.-L?t it 0 stand tiiM>n it* own merits?Cong h* and Colds. HOLT'S CANDY ha* guned for itselfa reputation, (sole1 ly by its own merits) far shore the ordinary class of remedies lor the complaint* for which it is used. J li is recommended by thonsmnds who hare eipenenctd its excellent effects as a sovereign remedy for Coughi, Colds, and u a long*. *L1 This is to certify that I hire, in my practice, prescribed Mr. r. v. Holt Compound Cough Cnndy in many case* of coughs. L j colds, and all affection* of the lungs, with the most beneftr.isl efleets?It nowing the compont-m ps ru of this Candy, and bar log n?edIthrm for many years in my own private practice, 1 can wuh safety recommend the aiticla to all iroubled with any 01 the complaint! shore mentioned. In my estimation this Candy has the precedence of any now in use. d r DAVID CRANY. M. D. Hartford, Conn. Sept. 20 1 842. ?|,'0,",le?by M' P "OLT, 2j7 Main strset; also, by the Pnncirwl P'ajgiau in Hartford. i i At Dr. SymeH Pharmacy, e 63 ?.7 corn*r Walker St., are Ageats in Nhw York. c *23 2m*r [AH. I-ARpT^RR'*-Did Established IVck fll.p d ry. No. 4 Peek 8ln> (near P.arl at.)?Private and coeliden- I o tial?sep.rate othcee and cntiances?patients are never e,i>oseil J e to eech (ithcrs observation. Dr. C. it a Licentiate the New p n York Hiate Medical Society and lias had nearly Tears tspwri- V it ence. Perfect cures in all cases guaranteed Charge* reason*- n i. Me. sit lm*r ????MP?? W YC YORK, WEDNESDAY OCULISTS. DOCTOR J FRANCIS' CELEBRATED EYE WATER. ^O. It BARC*. Y STREET, within two doors of the As lor Hri.'t Hi, preparations are perfect cure for all nrlainmatoryC Me of the rye, weakiieM of d^iil, lie., a ,ever fail m rvs ring nebulas of the longest standing, without ny surgical operation. CKRT1KICATK8. 1 certify that Jacob Valentine, a youth of about fifteen year, if age, wu brought to my house hist tall, apparently blind. He :altrd on me to-day, and slates that he lias been the patient ol )r. J. Francis, whose treatment has been the means, under Jod, ofiesluriug his sight. JAMES MILNOR, Rector of 8t. Orortr's Church, Brekinanst. This is to certify that two of my children were afflicted with liaeased eyes for a length of time, one ol them was almost blind vitli nehalas, coveting the sight. Every remedy wm resorted o without any good affect, and despaired of them ever being ecoveted. They are now iwrfectly icstoied to sight by Dr. J. 'rancu' celebrated preparation. DANIEL 8. JONES, Pearl street. 1 was almost blind for twelve years, and m fit i weeks, undet JtejkilfulUeajnieut 0f Dr. J. Francis, my sight is now per ecuy goon ana strong. MARTHA BROWN, 177 Pony* street. I certify to the above being true statement. GEORGE BENEDICT, Puto of the Stanton street Chiairih I was nearly blind for twe Uy yean with acatw/rt iu each lye.and froin the u?e of Or. Francis' woudeig'u' trejuiIUtioti for hat diaeaae, iny eyea are now perfectly rrcoee.-ed. HESTER JOHNSTON. Kldndge street. We, the undynigned, having witnessed. no astonishing effiacy ol Dr. Fra-icia' preparations lor diaeaara of the eye, iiihesituiugly reoinmend them to the notice of the public, aa nluabl remedies. Duncan Dunbar, Paitor of McDougal at. Church. S H. Cone, Paator of the Kiial Baotitt Church. John Trek, Agent of the Home Miaaion Society. Jacob Brouner, Paator of the North Baptiat Church. Joseph Andreade, Roman Catholic Prieat of St. Peter'a Church. Numeroua certiAcates can be aeen at the office. Prepared and old ouly by Dr. J. Francis, 10 Barclay atreet. New York. Artificial Evra inverted, which canuot be distinguished from he natural, without giving the alighteat pain. Dr. J. Francis reapectfully iiiforuia his friends and tke public, hat in consequence of the increase ofhis buaineaa, Dr. Ulenny, ilemher of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and of the Mew York Medical Society, has joined liiin, and every conAleoce can be placed iu his nrofuaaional skill aa an Oculist. Office hourafrom 9 A. M.. nntil 6 P. M. jyH 3m*e DISEASES OF THE EYE. n ?r ninHHV OPHTHALMIC SURGEON, No. 307 BROADWAY. Entrance in Fulton Street, opposite St. Paul's Chureh. ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE EYE. AND ALL THE NECESSARY OPERATIONS THEREON. OFFICE HOURS FROM 9 TO 6 o'ci,OCK. laving comtdeteu his studies of J years with LIII. ELLIOT4!', Jculiat, and been subsequently engaged aa Ilia assistant, R. K. )io?iy is enabled to undertake ihe treatment of all diseases afectiug the organs of vision. Terms moderate and graduated to iir uaiurr .uiu extern 01 me (license. Permission is given Io refer to Wis lute instructor. and also to onus of the most eminent Professors of the Medical Faculty in New York. N.B, The oor treated grafiittomly ant J SHANKS, M. I)., OCULJST, A ND Professor of Ophthalmic Anatomy and Surgery, Dlseases of the Eye and Ear, and Imperfections of Vision. 192 Bioadwav, corner John street, up stairs. N.B.?Doctor Shanks hegs to inform those affected with Jiseases uf the Eye or Ear, or Imperfections of Vision, that, m application at his office, their cases will meet with lint skill ind treatment wnich mu>t necessarily follow a mast extensive iractice, based on an accurate anatomical, physiological, and uthological knowledge of tli* the human Eye auu Ear, and hat part of Optics perlaini* to Vision. Office hours, from 10, A. M. to 3, P. M. daily, Sundays ex:ented. Medical Department'of the University of he City of New York. s T cod lm?r THE TEETE; THE TKKTH?A redaction of 20 per cent?Upper and lower let* of teeth inserted on .action or almo.phenc presare, ?o u to be worn with cue and firmness, from a single ooth to au entire act; all can be .upplied with the beat mineal teeth; toothache cared. For extracting tooth, 60 ceuu. children'., half price. J. Buskey, Surgeon Dentist, 27 Mur ay street. next door to the church, wcat of Broadway. jy23 cod 3m*' fSRHiS TOOTH WASH?I'reiiared from tiie original reeipe at No.8 \lold street, New Yrok?The Orria Tooth wash i? purely a vegeuble preparation, possessing the properlearf> (cleaning the teeth ana gioath renormg tiie gams to a leaflhy stile, and preventing any nnplcaaant taste or odonr in he mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth or from a de anged state of the stomach. It is detignrd to be used with a tooth brash, and will be found o supersede the necessity la ;tw far .k??| ii'g the teeth clean ind preventing the wearing away of U.e gaos Tr in the teeth, t is particularly nsefnl in cases of spungy gums, testoring them o a healthy .state, and causing them to contract around the eeth. In painful affections of the teeth and gnras, arising from ixpoanre to cold, it will be found highly bemeficial. It is paricularly serviceable to nse the Orris Tooth Wash at dirht Jtut lefore retiring to rest. This method it recommended by emiirnt dentists, ss by so doiug all particles of food which sccnnulate daring the day are entirely removed, and the month ;ept through the night in a clean, sweet, and healthy state. Sound teeth and white teeth are the most valuable portions if poor humanity; but how many neglect the attention neessary for their preservation, even when surrounded by all the neaus needed. Among these we know of no or more pleasant nd effectual than the Orris Tooth Wash?it cleanses and widens the teeth, strengthens tht gums, purifies the mouth, and weetana the breath. We recommend its nse to all, yonng and dd.?{Boston Morning Post. The Orris Tooth Wash is the best detergent ws ever ased on inrenamel.?{Boston Transc ipt. _ "tic by the principal druggiits in the city uit r QULPHATE OF i|UININE?2600 ounces for sale at in&uu facCures price, by RU8HTON It ASP1NWALL, 06 William street. Also?Juinb. Paste in 26 and 50 Ih. boxes. s30 2w*r MISCELLANEOUS. SELF COCKING PISTOLS. DLUNT 1l 8YM8, Importers and Manufacturers, No. 45 Chatham street, have ou hand a large assortment of fie Six Barrel 8- If Revolving Self Cocking Pocket Pistols, riiese pistols have ths advantage over all others of the kind by fie impossibility of losiua the caps, the nipples being placed in horizontal direction.and there biinv no rnzif in ih# w>v m revent taking as correct fight u with the ordinary j istol or un. The above putols can be furnished lower tli-.n any others n the market, at wholesale or retail. We have as great a vanef of other kinds of Pistols as can be found, with Rilles, U. 8. duskets, for shipping and military; Prise Mutkr ts, do; Fowlng Pieces, single and doable; estra large sixe douldr and single June for docking, together with Powder, Shot, Flanks, Bags, Japs, Locks, Barrels, lie., fee., in large or small quantities. N. B.?Country dealers are requested to call ana esamine oar ssortmentbefore purchasing elsewhere. s8Iin*.[TELVET8?Super jet black and blue black Lyous Silk v Velvets for merchant tailors, just received, and for sale IV O. V^RKT.M Ceilarsr.up ?tair?. ?M ImV VJEWS! NEWS !?ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS v Bell's Life in London.' Illustrated News." Puuch,"?" Squib"?" Satirist." lie. Full files are received by every Steamer, and for sale at the iews Office, No. 4 Ann street, New York. Persons residing in Canada, will find this a desirable place to end their orders lor any jiapers published on the Continent. A Letter Bag is kept here for tne Liverpool Steamers, and a pesial mesaenger despatched to Boston. Tne Artist,"a monthly Ladiea' Book, $3 per year?2 ablings single copy, is for sale hers. The Whig Monthly Reriew, (now in press,) S3 DO per year j ingle numbers JO cents. Agents supplied at reasonable rates jr all of the foregoing works. E. B. TUTTLE, Agent. slr fumivhiug rations to the United States Marines at the fol>wing stations, lor the year 1843 P.litsmoiith. New Hampshire Charlestown, Massachusetts Brooklyn, Long Island, New York Gosport. near Norfolk. Virginia Pcusarola, Florida, and Washington, Distri'tof Columbia. The rauoni to consist of one pound and a quarter of freah eef, orlhree qutrters of a pound of mesa pork; eighteen unces of bread or Hour, at the option of ihe Government, and t the rate of six pounds of good clean coffee, twelve pounds f good New Orleans sugar, eight quarts of brans, four quarts f vinegar, two quarts of salt, four pounds of seap, and one ml a half pounds of good dipped candles to each hundred ra10ns. It is understood that the full side of href (neck and Ishini exInderal) be delivered if required if such quantity Be not re tired, that the fore and hind quarters he delivered alternate r a?d the bread or Hour shall lie of superfine quality. All ae articles to be une icentinnible.and to be issued to the troops lithout expeiur to the United States. No offer will be entertained at this office unless acompanicd hy the names of the sureties of ihe prcosals to be endorsed "Proposals for rations for 1813." AUG. A NICHOLSON, Quartermaster Marine CoriM. The American Senrmel and Pennsylvania!!, Philadelphia; le Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire; the New York Evening Post,the New York Herald, the New York Enquirer, ml the Naw York Union; the Baltimore Republican; the forfolk Beacon; the Norfolk Herald; the Richmond Enquirer ml Richmond Whig: ihe Alesandria Oaxette. Alexandria, 1 C.; and the Pensacola Oarette, will give the above three iurrtiona each per week, and send one copy ol the advertiselent to accompany the account when forwardodato this office ir payment. 08 cod to 8N pRANSPARENT AND WASHABLE WINDOW I SHADES.?The subscriber* have on hand tha largest snd lost varied assortment of Freuch and Italian painted Window Inn riiHE OMNIGRAFH OFFICE, IM -4 Broadway, executed with neatness, cheapness, and desatch, in all its various branches. From the recent inflng of rnrk, nna ertwo expert journeymen engravers are winted|imlediately. Good references reauired. Apply as above. 02 31eod IRK F dORNING, OCTOBER 12. General .Sessions. Before Recorder Tallmadge, Judge Lynch, and Alderman Leonard. James R. Whitino, Esqr., District Attorney. Oct. 11?Pitch Fight between s Carman and a Caiman. ?Solomon F Bogert, a carman, was tried for bealiug c George Baker, a cabmam, with a cart rung," and break ing his arm. Baker said that he was endeavoring to I make a bargain with four ladies to take them up In his |_ cab, when Bogert interfered with him to git their gage on his cart, and a quarrel ensued, during which Bo- 1 gert broke his arm with his cart rung." lie said he J agreed to take them up lor a shilling a piece, and did not ask *3, nor lower his price to three cents. 1 The defence, conducted by J M. Smith, Esq., called Mrs. Ann Mabia Boyd, a very pretty woman, with a mouth of the beauty of Cupid's arcny bow, who testified a that Baker, the cabman, profsrred his services to take herself and three other ladies from the steamboat to their places of residence for $3, and on refusing to go with him, Ll In ftfifrv ths?m ii?r Ihrno akilllnsM ami Amolltf three cent*. They itiil refused to go, stating that Ihey intended to riJeup iu an omnihui, when Baker aeized hold of her shawl, and attempted to pull her into the cab. tl Mrs. Cathebixe Baowx, another very pretty dark-eyed v woman, concurred in the statement of Mrs. Boyd. Assistant Alderman Sr hmklzel itatod that Paker was V the assailant of Bogert, and knocked a segar out of hia a motith when Bogert struck him The Court atatcd that the defendant had appeared to act in self defence a!one, and the jury returned a verdict f of not guilty without leaving their aeata. Mr. Cakman walked out of Court aa though he waa aorry he had walk- ed in?and Mr. Carman left aa though he had got out of a c scrape in a lucky manner. Tiik Last Libel?At the conclusion of this trial, Michael Walsii rose and addressed the Court as follows 1 understand that two obscure individuals, whose names q 1 Jo not now remember, have succeeded in getting two in- J dictments against me, and I am now ready to go to trial." i. The RrcoBnea.?The matter is with the District Attorney who will attend to it. Dmtbirt Aitobxey?The business at present is with a the Clerk who will inform you of its position. 0 The Recobdeb?'The C>erk will receive bail in the A case a Mr. Walsh then held some conversation with the c Clerk, and entered security in a short time afterwards. r We understand that he will ask for a separate trial, and j defend his own cause, which he is every way calculated for. It will be a rich and racy entertainment, and in the J cross-examination of the complainsmts we anticipate a most amusing, interesting and unique performance in the 0 Court of Sessions. Mike's plea and summing up of the 1 evidence for defence, will throw the Sessions lawyers so i far in the prospective that it will take several moons for some of them to lind themselves. We anticipate a more o crowded Court en this trial than was ever seen in the Court of Sessions since the Tombs sprang from the Col- lect. Trio/ of Patrick Ktlly Continued.?The trial of this man, who stands charged on two indictments for passing c counterfeit three dollar notes of thu Ureenwich Bank, of 8 this city, was continued this morning 'from yesterday 8 afternoon. The present indictment was tor passing one of these notes upon Alexander H. White, of Bloomingdale road, on the 14th of July last. It was also proved y ester- day, that he had passed similar notes upon Edward j Hague, Lewis Schwartz and Joseph Cusack, and that at the time he had passed several of them he waa in company with one of the notorious MerritU, also charged with pas- 1 an,i ?.u? l a. imam 1 iug uuuuivucn uivuo^, wiu w uu mm uwbjmai iivui juitice. t The defence brought forward a number of witneaaea to prove previous good character, among whom were Edward Pollock of the ninth ward and others. f The Jury want out at about one o'clock and returned c in court at fix in the evening with a verdict of not i guilty. Faltt Prtltncti?Edwin Skinner, of Oawego, in thia State, waa placed upou hia trial on an indictment for ob- taining a hill ot boots and ahoea from Lewia 8. Bouton, of cj 281 Pearl atreet, on the 9th of May laat, amounting to $760 t 91, under falae pretence*. o NinfifUL Kmir.R, called and sworn? I am a clerk of Mr. Bouton his place of business in at -281 Pearl street; Mr. Skinner called on ua in the early part ol May last and had a conversation with Mr. Bouton relative to the purchase of several hundred dollar* worth of boots and shoes ho went ae ay and called the next morning when he said he wished to conclude the purchase, and would t pay $'200 cash and desired credit on nis own paper for the J balance; I told him that would not answer and he then tj said that ho would give acceptance* on 8. Allen, of Os- a wego, of the firm ot Allen Marvin I told him that acceptances on that firm would be received if he could as- g certain whether any Arm in the city would take such acceptances. The nuxt day ho proposed to give us the ac- ceptances of Marvin ft Allen, and I inquired whether he had a letter of credit from the firm. He then showed me a letter from Allen addressed to Mr. Howe 1 believe, and l800. Croii-txamitud by PaosaeoTion?When Mr. Fisher came to Oswego 1 told him that Mr. Skinner had no right Y to tell Mr. Bouton that he was authorised to draw upon 1 the firm of Marvin k Allen?My reaaons for thia were el that aince I had told Skinner what I before (aid, I had ascertained that he waa not able to pay what be already 0 owed me on my endorsement. 0, An argument here arose as to the admissibility of evi. Jence when the District Attorney said that he should urge to this jury, that the witness, Allen, was one of the parties to thia fraud. The court stated that the admissions of Mr. Allen a Iready made, was such as to make him responaible for the debt ft due Mr. Bouton, and therefore, further evidence relative B to the firm ot Marvin fc Allen waa inadmiasable. Witress concluded by saying that he was the brother- ni in-law of Skinner. rf Mr. Fishes, clerk of Mr. Bouton, was again called, and stated that Sardis Allen bad told him when he went to Oswego, that ho had never told Skinner that he might Cl draw upon Marvin k Allen. fr The counsel for defence here introduced a letter from th one ofthe clerks of Mr. Bouton, 'in which a conversation between Mr. Bouton and Mr. Allen was alluded to. ti The District Aitorrev then called Mr. Bon ton upon a) the stand, to give this con variation, when defence object- ed, but the court deemed it admissible. Mr. Bouto* then atated that Mr. Allen,told him that he did not doubt hi* word, bnt that he knew Skinner well, and he had no power to u*e the name of the firm of Marvin It AUen. From thia con w venation with Mr. Allen he lent Mr. Skinner to Oswego, a was therefore not to anffer from any miarepreaentation nm tl>a ml* I* af llsj A nf olnimuntU rtf I tu vucic iu irm, in mr uiuiuiuuc ui v-ikiuiumu ui no ttention. la our notice of articles to-day, we shall not Conine ourselves to a tingle room, but take a ramble iverthe whole ground, and notice such articles, and >nly such, as particularly deserve it on account of heir intrinsic merit. There will therefore be no objection from anv uarter that we call attention tint to Prof. Morses Electro Magnetic Telegraph, of which so much has een said. The public nave now an opportunity of eeing and testing, in actual operation, what we re inclined to think will prove the great invention t the age. It is now for ten yean that Professor dorse has been freely expending his time, talents, nd money to bring this telegraph to its present state if perfection; and we are glad to hear that there is iow a reasonable prospect ot its being shortly reluced to practical experiment. Mr. Morse has aleady laid the subject before Congress, and the Hon. Jhas. G. Ferris, representative from this city, and me of the committee on commerce, is charged with he examination of the subject; he will report on t at the opening of Congress The apparatus, we cannot minutely describe. !a eneral, it is composed of two registers, one at each ocal extremity, and the connecting wite The regsters in appearance, are like clock work, about the ize of a mantle clock. When intelligence is to be :ommunicated or received, a little bell gives notice, ind the machinery is seen in motion?effects which ire produced by a simultaneous manual operation, >r rather the simple touch of the magic pen, at the ither local extremity, a distance Bay of forty or even our hundred miles, wherever it may be?one at Mew York for example, and the other at Washingon. At the same time, a strip of paper two inches vide, begins to revolve along, and a pen to mark iharacters on it, whieh represent the letters of the ilphabet and the numerical digitB. This writing tontains the intelligence communicated. It is altogether, a very curious and wonderful afuir, and the public should not lose thiB opportunity if seeing it. It is in operation from 10 A. M. to 2 M. The Main Saloon is a wilderness of charms and ascinations. Seven long tables run the whole length f the Saloon, covered with every thing to allure he eye, pleas* the fancy, or supply the necessities f man. Par fxretUnee, we notice the following articles:? No. 519 is a case containing some of the most rlendid silk hats we ever saw. They are by W. BebeeNo. 034, as you ascend the platform, is a Florence Mosaic Table, made by John Parvus, 262 dott street. This composition, which has a solu ion of India rubber on it, is impervious to water, nd is well calculated, we should think for sideoards, pier tables, tops of cabinets, pedestals for tatuary. Sec. No 921, a superb article of silk hats, exquisitely nished by Francis Degan, 9 Gold street. As you ascend the platform you will notice on the 'ft a round table, beautifully painted, in imitation f inlaid work, by George Clark, 6 and 8 Broadway. No. 339 is an Urn, with cameo embellishments? most ingeniously finished article?containing the kenessesof the Presidents of the United States? sveral prominent naval and land engagements. A ery beautiful and tasty article. In tne centre of lie saloon. Near the centre of the room yon may notice a suerb specimen of blank book ruling in different corns, with the folios printed?by Root Ac Wheeler, Stationers 261 iB a case of embroidered slippers, walking ihoes, See.: most splendid articles, by P. Laboy. eaux, Ladies' French Shoemaker, 71 Chambers itreet. No. 536 is a case of brushes, among them we noiced some very fine hair brushes, with tortoise shell >ack and handles, by James H. Noe, 187 Greenwich itreet. Case 824 contains a most magnificent specimen of loskbinding, by Taylor Ac Young, 128 Fulton st. t is exceedingly rich. Seeing the ladies and gentlemen thronging to the lorticultnral Room, we a^ain took a stroll thither aril, when we amvec mere we iouna a crowa oi eople around what ia called a Rock Harmonicon, nd we know not how to describe its enchanting >nea. It is said that Orpheus made the trees dance rith his music, and we actually looked around abont mongst the agricultural productions of the room see if the beets and parsnips had not gone to waiting it with the cabbages and pumpkins. The Rock larmomcan, we believe, will be entirely new to le public as an exhibition, and it is now exhibited t the Fair only by the solicitation of several profes:>r8 of music. It is the invention ef Joseph Richrdson, a plain, unassuming man, a native of Cumerland, England, who, after thirteen years incesint application, has succeeded in bringing it to its resent perfection- The stone composing the instrulent, is Mica Schist, or, as it is more genorally calld, Whinstone, and is taken from the Mountains of kiddaw. In the immediate vicinity ef the Rock Harmonion, at the entrance el the horticultural rrom, may e seen the American Improved Cambrian Harp, nth three rows of strings, intended to dispense with le use of the pedals. Our attention was called to by Counsellor W?n, who is both an amateur and connoisseur, and who pronounced it as altogether uperior. Its tones ara as mellow as a piano, and ojar. If the beets and carrots would not dance to ie Rock Harmonicon, it is by no means certain dat the ladies and gentlemen who hear this harp nil be influenced by a like sense off propriety, 'his harp is manufactured by D. L. Jones, 499 Pearl treet, at one third the usual price. In the galleries of the saloon are a few specimens f the fine arts well worthy of attention,while many then seem to be the productions of young artists, nd by no means matured. No 816 are two pieces of beautiful fancy inlaid orkby Matt. Jos. Coels. There are also several beautiful painted and colori lithogaanhs, of birds and flowen, by John P. oven, Philadelphia No. 75?Very handsome hangings?plain, neat, Dt gaudy?by Charles McAuley Co., upholsteirs, 96 1 fudson street. Nos. 58 and 589, are magnificent specimens of lirography, by Hiram Dixon The two large ames contain the Declaration of Independence; ie two smaller ones the Lord's Prayer. On the platform at the end of the gallery is an ar cle of cabinet furniture, which constitute* a great traction to all visitors. It is a very curious affair; use a big word, unite an omniformity. For now is an ottoman 28 inches square by 17 nigh?presto, is a large and comfortable easy chair?anon it is a rdstead 6 feet 2 inches long- now again it is a riling desk?indeed, we hardly know what it is at?probably you had better go and see it. It is ivented antf patented by Henry Parsons, 508 Broaday. In the cloth room we noticed an entirely new sysm of cutting garments, invented by H. Seger. It No. 10747being a book of diagrams, and an inrument with which the measure is taken. We are formed that it has been pronounced by a large ad respectable number of the tailors of this city, be the best system of cutting garments they have vet seen, and superior to any other now in use. fe hope the trade will give it a careful examinaon. Mr. Heger is from Macon, Georgia, and is jw in this city for the purpose of teaching his syem. The Brittania metal ware in show case 248, is anufacturad by Messrs. Reed Ac Barton, Taunton, :ass., from their refined rolled metal. Most of the are in the case has been exposed to the air since ovember, 18il, and much handled having been ed as samples at their store. Their works are caible of employing 150 men, and they have facilirs for manufacturing about #100,000 worth of are per annum. They are indebted to English anufactories for no portion of tha process in makg the goods, having learned the business by expeence. They are worthy of public patronage, and I _e notice them particularly at the request of several the officers of the American Institute. By re- I test of the same, we also call attention to I Ths Dynamoiuew.?This invaluable instrument j LD. PrlM Two c?u originally constructed for measuring the relative strength of men and animala. is now brought to ouch perfection that it can be applied with equal facility to machines of whatever description. The American Institute, is now in possession of a large and effective Dynamometer, the invention of Mr. James, of Newburyport. This instrument will be applied to all the machinery put in requisition at the great Fair of the American Institute, at the request of any gentleman wishing its powers tested. We are requested also to say that it will be used to-day at the ploughing match?see advertisement. Superior Coart. Before Judge Talimadgs. Oct II Elmtndor/ vi John /.Ven?This case was al luded to yesterday?Several witnesses were examined in relation to the widening of Chapel street, and documents exhibited?finally a motion for nonsuit was asked for, and after a short argument, granted David A. Starkweather and Dwigkt Jamaa VS. Rtto C//once.?The deleiidant had received a aum of money from Ohio to be handed to various persons designated.? One of them wee indebted to him, and he retained tha amount. Action ia brought lor its recovery. Verdict for plaintiff, $314. Mr. Woodruff'for plaintiff Mr. Ellingwood for defendant. Petti A Hargoua at- si. VS. Ms Sun Mutual insurance Ca ?Action to recover the amount of lots on a Marine po. licy. No defence waa offered. Verdict for plaintiff, $6,1711. Willet and Greigfor plaintiff. }Pm- A. Coil ve. James H. /Vinci.?This was an action on a note (or $600, the defence to which waa the fashionable plea of usury. Something more than legal interaat had been charged. Verdict this torenoon. Cleaveland and Titus lor plaintiff. For defendant, H. Dresser. Common Plena. Before Judge Ulshoeffer. Oct. 11.?Isaac Mbol vs. Monmouth B. Hart, Sheriff? An execution against Richard Van Dyck, Jr., for %laOO, had been placed in the Sheriff's hands. The deputy repaired to tne house of Mr. Van Dyck, No. 61 Thompson street, and also to his store, No. 3 Broad street, but failed in obtaining any property, and Mr. V. has since become a petitioner in bankruptcy, showing few or no assets. The present action is to recover from the Sheriff the amount of the execution, it being averred that he had not exercised sufficient diliigence in efforts to collect. The Jury, however, thought otherwise, Anding a verdict for defendant. For plaintiff, Mr. Holmes and Mr. White. For defendant, Mr. J. C. Hart and Mr. Blunt. County Court. Alderman Balis in the Chair. Oct. 11?Considerable discussion took place as tothe right of the clerk of the Common Council to act as clerk ol this board. The Mayor offered a resolution declaring that the county clerk is properly clerk of the Board of Supervisors, and inviting him to officiate as such?Lost. Alderman Purdy then offered a resolution appointing Mr. Taylor (clerk at the Common Council) clerk or this Board, and that he be allowed an appropriate salary. Carriod. The Comptroller offered various reports as to taxes, unpaid bills, he., which were referred. A report was received from the School Committee, and referred. A report was also presented in relation to collections of taxes in 6th ward, and stating that Mr. Layden had made some collections without authority, he not having the books. Referred. Some bills were ordered to be paid, and the Board adjourned. Circuit Court. Before Judge Kent. Oct. 11.?Jotsph Polack vs. Joiaph Hopkins, et al.? The defendants had got the pewter" on a note, but set up a plea of usury to get rid of repaying the amount borrowed. The note was for about $'J60. Verdict for da fen<lant. Mr. Belcher fer plaintiff. For defendant, Mr. Proudflt. John Sinclair vs. John F. Vstaplaina ?The defendant had employed plaintiff to place a new slated roof on the sugar house, (owned by him) comer Pike slip and Cherry street, but refused to par t le bill afterward* on the ground that the plaintiff had made a miatake, and put new roof* on two (tores (forming the block) instead of one. Action is brought for the amount. Verdict for plaintiff $134 13c. Cleaveland and Titu* for plaintiff. For defendant, J. C Delaplaine. John Wood vs. Julia Tttoktr.?The defendant kept a boarding house, and the plaintiff for several years boarded with her He had in possession $4000 in city bonds, which defendant m ade too free with and sold. She was tried for the felony, and sent to the State Prison. The present action is brought to recover judgment for tha amount, so that should any thing belonging to her be found, it may go towards paying the amount taken. No defence was offered. Judgment for plaintiff) $4640. Messrs. O'Connor and Derry for plaintiff. In Bankruptcy, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. John H. Waterhouse, merchant, N. Y. (compulsory, on complaint of Bulkley, Merritt and Ely, and others,) Injunction granted?Nov. 17. Ebenezer Hanford, junr., house carpenter, Williams burgh?Nov. 17. John Joseph and A. Gumming*, (firm Joseph and Cummings, lumber merchants,) N. Y.?Nov. 17. James E. Millar, merchant, N. Y., (compulsory, ou complaint of O. D. Hasbrouck,)?Nov. 10. William Scott, cabinet maker, N. Y?Nov. 10. Samusl A. House, merchant, 316 Water street, (compulsory, on complaint of John C. Cass,) Injunction not granted?Nov. 10. George Graham, builder, N. Y.?Nov. 17. John Tyson, victualler, N. Y.?Nov. 10. William Adams, (of late firms Adams k Crawford and Adams k Lasher, Baugertiee,) Nov. 17. Ira D- Bugbee, (of late firm Bugbee k Kneeland,) merchant, N. Y. Court Calendar?This Day. CiscuitCottar.?No*. Ill, 103, 137, 300, 110, 07, 63, 44, 68, 93, 100, 100, 113, 130, 40, 337, 63, 87, 143, 144, 137, 309, 93. Common Plus.?Part I?Nos 37, 37,67, 181,138,10, 160, 117, 131, 166 67, 106, 33, 36, 41, 131, 197, 16, 31, 43, 60, 73, 77, 106, 160.?Part 3.?Nos. 183 44, 36, 176, 86, 76, 174. Scraaioa Covbt?Nos. 136, 133, 138, 139, 43, 33, 140, 143, 183, 143, 146 to 169 inclusive, 160, 161, 103. MUSIC. 1 CHEAP MU8IC. NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC, Piano rorte., Quitsrs. Flutes, Violins, Strings, and Musical Merchandise. ATWILL.20I Broadway, ngn of the Golden Lyre, invitss the attention of purchaaert to hia Saloon, hia lane and valuable assortment or lichly finished and ?ope nor toned Piano Fortes, Ouiiars of every pattern and finish, Flutes, Clarioneta, Violina, Trumpets, Ite. tut.?Strings Tor Harp, Ac, of ftrat qual jty. Maaica) Merchandiae of every deacription, all of which will be aoid very low; whnleaale or retail. Also? New and Popular Muaic.?The publisher would ea necially call the attention of thoee in want of any aaaoilaaent of New or Popular and Standard Muaic publiahed throughout the country, aa he haa the publicationi of every atore in the United States, all of which, together with hia own locreaainf catalogue of Music, embraces one of the largest aaaortmenta in the city, and is eold at reduced rates: this same aa at the amallahops about town. !C7"ATWILL'8 own publications are printed on beautiful fancy colored paper and many of the pieces embellished with anperb lithographic vignette title pages. The followiog list roinprisea some of the moat popular and admired Music?now very fashionable A life in the wood's away Ah dont forget love Moon o'er the mountain She's on my heart And wilt tbon weep Mervilly o'er the wave I go American lily for me Broadway sighu Tang voun timc Miaa Lucv The lady's man Will nobody matry me Not married yet Carrier dove, Ulh edition Come wander with me (iimbler1* wife Day ia now dawning Ha was such a nice young man Hrr last meeting Infanta slumber Light cigar Knight's songs Lover's songs Russell's songs Dempster's songs Moore's songs FH Brown's songslaftdfl Napoleon's midnight rcriew Marches Oh this love I oil this love! Old king time Oh who baa not seen the sweet Oh sadly throha mv h-art oae New York City Guards quick Oh when will he return to me step Coquette Review quick step Women, sung by B rah am Albany State rtrest quick step Twenty yesra ago The dream ia put My beautifhl Rhine The spoil is broken 'Neath the willow Wreath qnadrili* I know a bird Who'd thought of seeing you Cracovian maid Kllaler's dances I Oracioto wahr and gallop Celesta's dances Teetotal society Friendship waltz and anllop New York quadrilles Manahatta waltzes Sight of Breed way Boquet waltzes My woodland briue To thee love, to thee y pretty Azile Oh promise ma to siagl Oh sail with me Oh youth ia the time Uolkov flam uitnv hnv' The nlrlo n lima Way of the world Lniollir American quardnlla Accept this (iTI I My Normandy maid flwisacirl's dream Come line me that limple air Thou art falie bat I cannot lor afain et Lore'* memories, a rerr beau. Rose of the desert Ural i?ni by s. C. Massett, Oo where the water glideth Esq. C.me cane awa with me Merry old Christmas The dreams oi the past fade Come o'er the blue waters away O'er the tranquil deep "I've come," with a portrait of My love is a soldier the Qaeen When the mooabesnd We can love no more Queen's tone Many new waltxes. marches, A large collection of New quadrille, pieces, lie Mnsic for the Flete. Oqitar, Every description of camata Violin, he. f let* Music on and instruction books. cards, Stc, Ac, ?c. mcEvery day adds new and popular music to Ujeanovs. All instruments warranted. XT" A liberal deduction to those who purchase any n?bmofl*ec?%U8IC SALOON, A1 Sicn of the (ioldenXyre, StlttsatAwr Ml Broadway, balow Church.. C, (Tn'AKS. up Stain., have Hpuish MUh'c? would call the attention of Solo players to thair T*L (liitars amde mod,i] of which in w.nrv Mid parity of ,OB* B*rfov. very easy to the The inatrumenta are warranted perfect, and to tend nay change of climate, ami hu esetsanged at any "me should the y not prove aatiafactory trsiwers are invited to call and taamfne them. Prices from ?I5 to?lM. go|d, wholesale sad retail. 8. B. Conpa continues to five Leeeoae on the inn tar. II In rod*

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port of breadstuff* Into that kingdom is twenty millions f bushels. On# half of this is from America, and not leas than ten millions of bushels more finds its way to South America and the islands of the Sea. We hare then a balance of six and a half millions, which may go into the crop of '43 without materially althcting the prioe of '43. Hence it is concluded that although the price of grain will be low, it will not full in the northern Atlantic porta below 90 cents. Wheat will bear to be shipped at St. Louis, at 45 cents, when the price east is 90 cents, but no profit oan lie main on it The great surplus this year will be grown in the western States?those east of the mountains wil nut yiehl much more than an average crop?probably Ave per cent above. Ohio will yield not less than twentyone millions of bushels, being the largest grain growing state i i the Union, and estimating her imputation in 1043 at 1 ,703,000, ner surplus will be 13,000,909, most of which leaves the State. It is estimated that the yield of wheat in those States bordering ou the Mississippi, will be as lollows;? StaJei. \'r tduct of IKW. Incrtait. Product of 1*43. Illinois 8,338,000 bush. 75 per ct. 6,847,000 bush. Missouri, 1,037,000 100 2,064.000 Wisconsin, 31 f,ooo 300 t>3?,ooo Iutva, 161,000 800 934,000 Total, 4,704.000 bushels. 9,470,000 bushels The utprreg itc population of these States is now not less than 903,000 being a gain of lSyerceuton the census of 1840, an I the consumption of wheat at 4J bushels to the head, is 4,464,000 bushels, thus leaving a surplus of 6.006,009 Uudiets for export. In conclusion it is to be remarked that the price for our surplus Wheat, and as that is a lull mi nv,.mir? nnu it is u-nrthv of remark, as a con. solation to the farmers that Irom the year 1820 to that of 1841, prime heat has never l>een less In price, in Philadelphia than 9? cents, equal to *4?6 per barrel for Flour. This was in is.'O and Jti, in both of which ycarathis country and Greet Britain, ha 1 plentiful harvests. Wheat on the Ohio, in 1816 it brought 38 cents; the discrepancy between 10 and 38, w hile the prices of each j ear were 9-1 ce ts in the Atlantic cities, may be accounted for by the iacilities of Steam navigation in i840ever 19-J0. It is again repeated that prime wheat during the present season, w ill not go below 96 cents in the Northern Atlantic cities, at which price in New York it should command 43 cents per bushel in St. Louis, provided, it is standard w heat, and in good condition forfoicign shipment We leave this now to the Western producer and to the dealer. Let them read the above and reflect. Married. Oil Tuesday, the 10th inst. by the Rev. E. F. Hatfield, Mr. Oror.rie 7. Bartholp to Miss Maruarkt J. Adams, daughter of the late John Adams, deceased, all of this city. Died. On the morning of the 11th instant, James Goodby, in the 41st year of his age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend his funeral this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from his late residence 7th avenue near 33d street. Yesterday morning, at 9 o'clock, Mr. Jamks Cossili, aged S3 years. The friends and acquaintances of the family are requested to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 139 Washington street, without further invitation. On Tuesday morning, the Uth inst., James Mubhat Strath, infant son of James M. and Martha Strath, aged 3 month". The friends and acquaintances of the family arc respect uitj lit* hcu m ducuu tuo iuuoibi, iiiu uaj uuu croca, at 243 Hudson street. Liutest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. Africa Sept. 6 Macao May 27 AuiCayes An*. 21 Madras April 3 Antigua July 1 Manilla May 5 Bombay July 19 Montevideo July 26 B itavw May 31 Maranham Sept. 1 IleriruMia Aug. 31 Matanzas Sent. 20 Bonaire-* Apnl 9 Mayagnez July 16 Buenos Ayret July 10 Maracaibo Aug. It Bdua Aug. 12 Matamoras June 3 Belize, Hond. July 21 Neuvitaa July 30 B irbadoea Aug. 23 Nassau, N. P. Sept. 22 Bosom May I Oahu, 8.1. June 15 Berbice Feb. 20 Paris Sept. 13 Cape liaytien Sept. 9 Porlau Prince Aug. 20 Iiracoa Aug. 20 Ponce, P. 11. Aug. 27 lieiifuegos Sept. 4 Para Sept. 4 C'artliogeua Sept 2 Peniambuco Aug. 10 t May 17 l.-nama Feb 20 Chagres July 1 Hi 11> Janeiro Aug. 26 Callao May 29 Singa|iore June 7 Calcutta July 0 Sydney, N. 8. W.? Aug. 11 Cemarnra Sept. 8 8t. Heleua Ang. 2 e aval Aug. 18 St. Tliomaa Sept. 16 tilbraltar April 19 St. Baits Jan. 3 tiuayaouil Feb. 13 St. Jago de Cuba- Sept. 9 (uiavama, P. Jl. July 16 St. Johns, P. R. Aug. 30 (innaives Aug. I 8l Croit July 30 alreston Aug. 21 St. Martha May 4 lj?vre Sept. 17 St. John, N. B. Sept. 27 Havana Sept. 15 Surinam Jnne 26 ll'ilifa* Oct. 2 Tampico June 19 Jerernie May 19 Tobaaco Aug. 8 J temel--. Aug. 13 Turks Island Ang. 19 Kingston, Ja. Aug. 31 Trinidad de Cuba- Aug. 17 Loudon- Sept. 19 Vera Cruz Sept. 15 L.r.ruool Sept. 20 Valparaiso June 27 La Onavra Aug. 21 Yucatan Sept. 11 t-'"?a March 20 Zanzibar June 23 Passengers Arrived. Hates?Packet shin Burgundy?A Oardeile and lady, Miss (j irtleile, Augusta, Oa; W A Bobbins, South Carolina; K Lermia and lady, Virgin.a; M Ostlieinier, Philadelphia; A Hoaley, New York?51 in tlie steerage. 1.inland?ii Buck Aco?29 Smith, Mills A co?31 bpiagi.c, ltobiiisiin A co?I case milae C B Mean?1 L M Wile)?? ca-ks old t op|ier J S Jones A co?87 dry hides 11 Bartltli?I pkg W B VCarriuer. Savamsah?Brig Sicilmg?211 balea cotton H 0 Colman?8 do 2 >'til? A G Aliller?29 ?>is tobacco M Emanuel?I ck sea* W G Barge.?1 hoi W Mann?1 Hopkins A Perkins?1 Taylor A Mgr.ill ftCBAA I i lift L lat I?I order. MARITIME HERALD. To Ship .Maitera. We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of veuelt arriving here, will gi?e to Commodore W. A. Baaaett, of our news fleet, a report ol the shipping lelt at the |?rt whence they tailed, iht Vessels >|K>kr.n on their passage, a liat of their cargo, and any loreigu uewaiupura they may tiave. Commodore Baaaett will board thuin immediately on their arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way. To Correspondent!. Our correal oudetiu in foreign jiorta are reapectfally requested ta,ter; 2370 J. L. Phipie fc Co. Vessels left before re??ted. Bring* brig Quadruple. Swan. 20 days from Barhadora, in ball si, to Midulelou It Co._ Bailed in co. with brig Black Hawk. 1th inst. spoke British brig Sophia, from Demerara for Ji York Bng Ster'ing, Knudsan, 7 days from Savannah, with cotton, to Sc >it 3t Morrell. U.u Ls.mi>n, Robinson, 10 days frmn Charleston, with cottou and rice, t Dunham St Dimon. Schr T. II B, Iton, Trssis, (of Baltimore) 18 dsys from Sr. Kit -atia, wuh s >?ar, to onler. Left no American vessels in '?S. lirCharles E. Tlionie, from Wilmington, NC with naval Brill h schr Advocate, Loomcr, 8 days from Bermuda, in ballast, to Middleton St Co. Schr Mary Scotehinirn, 3 dsys from Philadelphia, with coal, to muter. ??"gg Ship R?b*rt Parker, (or ftSkfna) fro" Egrope, wilh |awi A Hurra packet, sappoacd to be the Rhoae, Johnaton, Mile ft# i?t 8. Britiah krif Sophia, from Demerara, and I brig uuknowu. Blarlne Correspondence. Orrica or the Hhodc Isi.ani>ga,> Newport, Oct. 10, llig. Arr Jth. 9aasn Spofford, Spofford, of and from Thcmisioi for NYork, with loaa of lore loiimaai, and fore and main tn[ gallant masts, when blowing freah, nlf Nanturker on the M insr?in,i iii tor rriwift; Wave. ThoinastOR for NYork; Mlf] Ann, Helen Gray Venui, and Syrian, Labec for NYork; Lore Boa:onfor F,ede'icktl>nrg; KWiua, do f?r Georgetown; Davit Crockett, dof r Key Weat; Columbia, Halifai fr Phtladeliihi Mary, Taunton f?r Charleston; I'uat Boy, Salem lor NYork Yantic, N York fur Kail River; Kii uai, do for Providence?otig lost bow srrit shroud., inutingale, bobstav and head. Tne caidaiu ol the b,ig refuadd to giveJus name, or re ider any assistance Air9ih. VuciIamC. NYork lor Prof id# nee; Y.nkee, Fall Rivn r-r orki M?*^s ,l,d M n.l. Prokidtnce for do bid Miry Ann, P.m Boy, mid Ktcvl, NVork. Arr 10lh, Thus kVuurr Provid* no for Ptiiladrlphia; Reaper In for B.'ti-M..,. Luc) if 1 biff ail, do I h \i J m ovowa Sb Hir^rfor 8*vaiin?h; Cherokee, Biutol for Si-bile Sli Wave. HelruiGray, VflMfl.aiid ftvruu. NYork: Love. Kirdd ricksburc; Mary, rt7th iust. Champion, Atlantic Ocean,with 304 bhls so and 40 uo blackfiah oil. Capt Sowle cmc home tick. Sailed from New Bedford 8th iust. Wm Wirt, of Kairhaven Pacific Ocean. Sailed from Mattapoiaetl 8th iiut. Joseph Meigs, (new) Pace fic O' ean. Sailed from Newport, HI. 9lh inst. Sea Bird, for the Atlantic Ocean. Spokeils Clara, from Portsmouth for New Orleans, Oct 6, lat 41 30, Ion 69 30. A ship bound W. with the letter W in her signal, and a black Croat in fore topgallant. Sept 30, lat 39 10, Ion 39 43. A steam ship steering R, Sept 16, lat 42 48, Ion 40. Foreign Port*. St Johns, NF. Sept 11?Sid Marine, Leghorn; 22d, Swallow, Pernambuco. H*v*n*, Sept24?In port, Olive Chamberlain, fr?..t? Boston, disg St Kitts, Sept 16?In pott, Sur, of New Yorh.cottdemaad. on' V American. Dkmerara. Aug 30?la post, Adelaide, from Boston, arlMa, for Triuidad.aooii. Sn.RRa Lkonk, Afiiisa aug 11?la port., Ata'a-n^rom Pba ladrlphtafor l*"?ard coast, next diat lames Hay, Price, for N York, diag. Th? V 8 ship Vandalia, I apt ?maay. arn.ed at Sirrra Leone July I I. from the Cepe de Verde, and aid Aug 7t1 lot the leeward?ofRr m ,1 crew all well. OaMnia. Ahg 26?Sid CJ."'leroan, ol" NYork. are 23d from Ct|ie de Verda. for Bis?*u, all well. Slil ai.t, Alford,of Nortl Yarmouth, for Cape de V- rdi, to load salt for u States. Oihriltar, Aug 22?Passed, Susau Jane, from Bostou foi Smyrna. Pauanr, Sumatra, May 21?No American vessel in port.? Parsed going, an American ship, (undoubtedly the Kliza Ann] from B'tavia. Stdisct, NSW. April 2.?Sid St Lawrence, Manilla. Home Port*. LcnKCj Oct 2?Sid Mary Ann, Fickett: Brilliant, Cotton ay-nan. woou.anu v euiu, Johnson, in York; 3d, Sa ah It Eliza beth, Vesper, aud Plato, Pliilatlt lphis; Savoy, Georgetown DC. Castine, O t ^~Sld Helen Mar, Baltimore. Camden, Sept 30?An Lucy Blake, NYork. Cutler, Oct 3?Air North Carolina, Smalledge, NYork Sid tth, Yeaper, Lubec for Philadelphia: Syrian, Wood, do Co N r ork. Banuor, Oct 7?Arr Ocelia, Pierce, NYork; Hylas, Eunice do; 4th, Virago, H trding, do. Port inouth, Oct 4?Sid Clara, New Orleans. Cld Emma eiligrees. full descriptions, Stc. at the He l osnory in the Park, or at Niblo's, in order to complete the ca ta'ngue. The NEXT DAY, Oct. IS?Nautical Exhibition at Castli Garden. Persons wishing to enter boats will address the Nau tical C^mmit'ee. WEDNE9DAY. Oct. 19?The CATTLE mustbeonthi ground, between 13th and llth streets, on this day. at 9P. M They will also be examined by the Judges this day. THURSDAY, Oct. tt?Ou the last day of Cattle Exhibi ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS ?t the Tibemacle, at 7K o'clock P. M. by the Hon H. O. 0 Colby, of New Bedford, Mass. FRIDAY, Oct. 21?SALE OF CATTLE, at 11 o'clock A M. ol23tr GRAND CROTON CELEBRATION BALL.?Thegrea Croion Celebration on Friday next will close with a bril liant, civic, military' and naval Bill, at Washington Hotel. tha evening, on which occasion the several banners used in thq K L Waddi-ll, Esq Joseph A Scot el I, Esq Jainea Burns Esq II Liebenao, Esq Ge.itlemeu of the army aud navy, and the military general ly. are requested to appear in uniform. Tickets (1 each, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, to br bad of the principal hoielt, at the music stores, and at ihe Halt Carriages will set down (heir company with their horse's head toward" the Park, and take up in reverse o der. o!2 3l*r GRANDTNVII ATION t.ROTON CELEB RATIO f BALL, in honor of the greet Croton Celebration.?A Ci vie, Military aud Naval Invitation Ball will he given at tin Tivoli Saloon, on th it evening. Dodworth'e celebrated Bam is engtged, and the floor will be under the management of Mr E. II. Conway. Tickets admitting a gentleman and Indie*, to be had at thix down J- lor aa.e in lot* to anit purchaser* hy rEH99E k nnooKS, talg r No. 61 Liberty atreet. QArt BROADWkY.?Helling off eery cheap, lo cl'?e- V OVJU stock ol fresh imported Pari* F mry OkkIi. The at tention of the ladiet of New York U requested to the above advertisement. They will find it to their advantage by falling andtxtmiiiiiiK- of '?*r TTAVANA.-MkI. tfirEuT'H Boarding House Has oven en11 tirely refitted and prviwrrd for ihe reception of travellrra. The location of thiv Hoove, JYe I CalU Son Prdro ?n frtndr rir la Marhina," la decidedly superior to any other prtviously established in this city. It is directly U|H>n the Bay. al iha termination of the Commercial wharf, and adjoining the Steamboat landing, commanding an exlensite and beautiful airwof the entire harbor, with the adjacent country, towns and village*, and possessing the advantage of a much freshet and purerair than the interior aireera of the city, although it is within the usual business limits. The majority of the apartment* are unu*ually loftv, spacious and airy, and it inay be confidently slated that no place in this part of (he island, offer* greater advantages to th- traveller or iuvalid for a winter retidence. The proprietor* again caution stranger* destined to Havana, to bring with iliem h passport,signed or verified by a Spanish Consul, which upon arrival is taken by the Boa.ding Officer, and in ronl'ormily with which a permit to disers liaik with luggag fcc. ha* to be procured bv some resident of the place. The Clerk of the Hou*e will attend to tliia formality, which is rigidly '.(forced hv the Government, and passengers de'lrons of going to Mis. We*t'*, by lending Iheir namr up, to the Hou*e will be relieved immediately. If they can advite by a previous Teasel of their intention to embark, permits can be procured in anticipation, which ill the event of theli arriving late III the day, will obviate a detention of from 2 to 21 houta on board. Traveller* inay leave directions at home to have their letters addressed to the earn of Mr. C. 9. Weat (Inking care to ha?? his name distinctly written, as very frequent inislakt-t are made with foreign namea at ihe Havana Post Office) which ovill insure their earliest delivery through his bog, and tJseir safe keeping in case of absence. A .1 lican and English cotnrc-eired in rayme?r, and letters of credit for in ider. te amounti negotiated o- received. I ?20 lawlm*r TIT ANTED TO HIRE-A Room and Bedroom. A Im addnaaed to Hi u?c, at this office, will te attended to. eltm d nPO FAMILIE9 OOfNO SOUTH, to the W^It ludios or J Europe ?A rasp, cubic female, it year* of i|(, eithei to obtain a permanent aitnuion aa aeamatreaa, in a genteel family. She would preler going u> Europe, yet would accept of a good offrr to go South or to the Weal ludies. The beat of refer encea given. Address A. A. A. bog 761, apper Poat office, N. a Y"rt- alQr T'O LET?A Broher'a Office in Wall at. with a firet rate run a 4 of ciutom, and fiaturra complete I* aacaamn gi?en imme f dia'ely, in cnuwquence of the occupant's wuliing to go aouth. I Enquire a' 2n Wall at., basement. I Alabama KUhda wanteO. at low ratea, at the above office. otl 3l*r j HEVV'ABP ?Lost, n Saturday afternoon, a liver colorJ ed white Pointer DOO, spotted, and answering 10 the name of Hue." Auv person having found him, will confer a fa?or on the ow uer hp leaving him at 228 Thoinp.?n at. and re' ceive the above rewaid. oil 3l*re jy (Jhl REWARD.?Lost, from a eab, io Mil-ray or Oreeu _ f dp 1 O *ieh virceii, on Saturday afternoon, a Silver Case, con I tiling drawing and painting materials. The owner'a mme r and'eiidei ce i? engraved on life aide; it has a Iracher e ver.? The above reward will be paid at Di. ELLIOTT'S (O' Ulial) office. 261 BriMdway:_ olO tr w T BROWN. Stone Sea' Engraver, has removed to 231 1 Broadway, opposite the Park, Coats of Armi, Crcata, Cy 1 phtis, he eugraved on Hour. Ladica seals, |ieucil caaaa.siguet rings, he. eugraved w ith CO its of arini. names, or any device. CoaUof arm* found and painted. Boolu of Heraldry kept vvith upwards of 100,0P0 names. oil 31*r 4 BA I TEHY AND PlirLADELl'HIA HOTELS -MRS. 3 PETTET takes the opportunity to return thanks to tlie public for the liberal patronage the has ei|icrienced this tea- w sou, aud bega to announce that she is now ready to make arrange menu with families or single gentlemen for hoard du'ing the wiutet, on the moat reasonable terms. olO lw*r 1 OST?A Bank Book, No. 73,916, on the Savings' Bank, Ei Chambers atr-et. The finder will coufer a favor by leaving it at III Anthony at. 0ll3t*r inb LUTC.H!) UK 8UPEHIOR BLACK '1 EA an A H iwqita'* Mixture?Thu extremely drlicion* and uupar ?1i K Ifil Tea, ?o higklv celebrated in China and Europe, u*t im- a ported, i* now for sale *t the Canlou Tea Company'* nrral C t Tn Establislim-M, 111 Chatham*!, Net* Yoik?in Chinese J pietagc*. Pilot* cru'i and >1 ol?lm*m be T\A A* OR'9 OFFICE, Oct. 11, lltt.?Notice to "Wne'? anil i'-a driver* of Hack*. Cab*, Carl*, Siages, awl all vehicle* licemeil by the Mayor. You ?re h?reby renuired to refrain between the hour* oft A. I" M.andjP. M. iu F.idiv next, Mth instant, from passing i through tlie *treet* embraced in the following Line of March of the Procession, six: From Battery Place up Broadway to Uo>oii P ace, down the Bowery to O-and street, uo Qrand ?t. I to Eaat Broadway, down Ka*t Broadway to Chatham street, I down Chatham street to the Talk. i The ow nera of private i chicle* are a1*o rrqueatcd not to pasa through laid itreet* between *aid hour*. i ^ol2 HOBT. H. MORRIS, Mayor- 3 PARENT WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCUC- *J i X TY ?The member* of this Society are notified to meet at 0 Washington Hall, corner ol Whit* and Center itreet*, on Friday morniug, at 7% o'clock, for the purpoie of joining in the Cro'on Celebration It i* hoped that every member wilT be out on ihia occaaion. i ol2 3tis*r ALEXANDER WELSH. Marahal. W FREN' H, OUITAK AND 8JNOINO, Tanxh' on term* to auit the time*. Mod*, and Mtdamr UIJRAUD, from Pari*, having had ten year* successful experience in London, in if families ot the fint reajne. lability, feel pleuure in offering or their service* a* Private Tutor*, or in le*?on? in French, Oui- tar and Singing, and feel confident that they cannot (ail to give ?iti*faction to any who may favor them with their pationage. J B-itof reference* givi u. 71, coiner of Henry and Pineapple E street*. Brooklyn. oil 3t"r fl Ancient royal arch chapter, no. i?Thi* M* Chap er ha* acc- iced an itiviiaiiou ftoui the committee amounted b> the Rt. Worshipful O.atni Lodge of tin* State to *c I jmu them innuMicprocendnua*! thu ocaaiion of the Itlh tnst. ,p j Roya* Arch Masooa iu good Mandiub. mrm:'e-. of Chapter* q, J In thru |t*u, that are deeirou* of auoe-iiue m near.?? B.A.M .in reepertfully invited to sinne n u!> this Chapter ?n i?' mareh ??der its banner. 11 e Ch.mrr will uie" it? Ohspter Rooms, No. 33 f snvl tt'Mt, on F.iJif mrvuinx, tin- 14th mil. .t? o'clock A. M., where tlit Royal Arch ;roeesaii?n wstHbroi. _ IVAR t. rV\VATKlIN fl wm. hall, f Committee of Arr-nfemants for o!2 2l*r Am ientChap'er. No. I. \v atv he 8 lower~tttx?j^fcv e n io~cottmqavbrii 3 I of the reduction ol duties hy the lute tariff, the sutift.neee is sell inn hit stock of Gold a id Milver Leverat An'hor Ki* ca|iement Lepine, and other Watchet, ot new and splendid patterns, and Jewelry, a', rit-.il, at a considerable reduction from former prices, beinx mnch lower than thev can be bouxht R for at any other plare in tin city. Gold W-itches aa low as 18 9 t to ii dollars each. Watches and Jeweliy exchanx'd or bouxht. All Watchet warranted to beep xod time or the money r>- re turned Watch's and Clocks repaired in the best manner and 11 warranted,at much less than the n?n -I nrteea. O. C. ALLEN, im|mrtrr of Witches ard Jewelry, ot r oli lni'm Wh. h sale and Retail, 30 Wall St., up staira. P* MR. H. SEOERS would respectfully call the attention of to (he trade iteucrally, to his Ax'll.i ststem of cutt tie xarnients, it beinx one that can ascertain points with that decree C( ot accuracy which he helieees h is never beftpe been arrived at j The aboie system cau he had of my aitent, Mr. J. Dubois, 28 br B oadway. where at all limes, the syitrin with instructions will be xiven I solii it a careful examination by the competent and impartial of the trade. A 012 1in?m H. SEGER. k rPO LAWYERS?A youux gtntleman, who hat had about jp J- four years experiencein the office of au attorney, is desirous of oDtaininx a situation with some member of the Bar in this city. The adrerlisrr is competent to take charge of the prtciice of an office, and can xive the heat of references aa to A capability, Ac. A note addressed to Youux, left at the office M of the kierahl, italinx whtn and where an intetview can be had, to will meet with prompt attention. ol23teo*r r l?7 IVERPOOL COAL AFLOAT.?Ditrhar?.n*on,J 1 Mo deviation Irom the fir?t price named. oil lmis*m tj pure ground coffe and s spices. s rpH08E wishing to purchase |?ue Roasted and Orennd CofA fee, would Ana it to their advantage to call at 114 F-lton treet, where ar kept the above article* of the very best quati ty in t lie city, at prices to snit the limes. Colfec Roasted every day Iresh, and sent to any part of this I cily and Brooklyn, free of expense. Coffte Roasted and P (ironnd lor Groceries, in a sti >rrior manner. I F.BR. WELCH, late Arm of J? oil lm*m Welch k Shearer. MJEW YOHK HOH9E BAZAAR.?Th* regular sale at f 1 this establi'hmei.t takes place th s day, Wedn-sriav, Oct. X 12th, at II o'clock, commencing as umi .1 with a general ssort- r m> ntntnew aud second hand Carriages, Wagons. Harness, Sad- X dies, B ioles, he. At 12o'clock, will be offered by catalogue, fifty-sit Horses, c comprising several Ane single and a number of well matched at paiis; also, s..me Aoe saddle and draught Horses, well wormy m the a tention >.f urchasera. re U-ntleinrn ironi the country having horses to dispose of, by 1 se ding their orders to this establishment will have th-m punctually atiend'd to a Horses, Carriages, Wagors, Harnes*, he. st private sale at all times, Juiiug the week. At private sale, several Ane single and a number of well matched pacers, young, sound and klud. Horses taken on livery, by the day, week or mouth, or sold it or exchanged. Kl WILLIAM WILLMARTH, Proprietor. ol21t*m Successor to Wm. Cowan, 31 i-resby si. TERRAPIN LUNCH, UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM G OUR MONDE' QUI VIVE! THOUSANDS of our good cits, lovers of good fare, have been lor some weeks past suffering severe disappointmen' from the t closing of the far-famed "Terrapin Lunch." The "fitful *a fevtr," is now. however, over, and again may they "fred_ a well," for be it known that ths John Adams, of Knickeibock-* 0 er memory, "hangs his hat" un at the Terrapin also the pro- f, a orietor. one of the linest little fellows iu Christendom, y'dept W J Carr. Now, then, smack your lips ye cormorant* in the ti I Trrtle Sonp and steak line the mantle of 'Sanrty,' has fallen v upon John, to perfection, in go?id eating and drinking may be a s again guaranteed at the Terrapin. A single look into the old "Ice Box," will appease the hunger of him with the short s purse, and a taste of the genuina at half the old pricea will tickle the palate of the veriest anchorite. ci Pine Urceu Turtle served up this day, and every day during L the season. oU Ita'n |i dr. morrison. VTORTH RIVER DI8PEN9ARY auK Fulton street near Lv (Greenwich.?Dr. Morrison, Member of the R >val College of Snrgeons, Loudon, and formerly Surgeon in the British Na vy, contiuuea to be consulted daily on all tl.sease. its delicate nature, ?nd all those distressing symptoms consequent on injn- L dirious treatment, and the imprudent use Iqnact medicines. Dr. M. has had an experience of twenty t wo yearn i' treating delicate diseases in all their various and: implicated I vrms, arid usee a mild, safe and infnllible substitute I r mercury, eradieat- 1" ing the venereal vims with certainty, without sulqecting the patient lo any risk or restricting huniul isnsual diets or par- r injtr while nil medicines are agreeable in taste ?nd imrll. Per- J m uicntobstructions in the urethra. ?och as ilricttires and en- y; Iwgftncntnf the pro?t-*t- MMf i-ri uipanied with much irri- ution and dull pein about these par u, are tome of the conte' qnencea of mal-trealment. Dr. Ai. tieat**trir*ure* in a ?cie?tific manner, promoting abeo't no of the thickened circular A membrane without any pain. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.?Thonaand*of yonug men are aufferitig from tin const-qneryea of indnlgence in a ?rcrel destructive habit.ain! whose neivta are fnr'hrr injured from _ thenaeof no*trnma.ai d prrteaded soeciAca, which stimulate only to indncr greater depression. Dr. M. trrata *uch enaea on purely pathological principle*,and nevei/ails m eatahlrahiug core?the itrietrat honor and confidence is observed. Letter* poet paid, and containing a anitable fee, will enanre t'le corre*|>ondent full adrica, and medicine to any part of the 7," Umon, by hn airing a history of his caae in detail. 204X Fulonarreet Dear Greenwich. olilm'r GENTLEMBNS LEFT OFF WARDROBE. 1 GENTLEMEN or Families laying aside articles of wearing an| apparel, and wishing to dispose, of the same for cash, can obtain from the subscriber 20 per cent more thau from any other jjr' person. au Te ladies and gentlemen abont leaving the city being encnm- Oj hered with a superfluous wardrobe, will And it much to their advantage to send for the subscriber, who will attend them at their residence by appointment. A line addrraaed to Ate H. LKVETT, nr BOX 107 LOWER POST OFFICE, J will be punrtnallv attended to. ol2lg|*r WALL'S END COAL, at $7.50 per Chaldmn-IM chat?? drona, superior qnality, for parlor use, dischargii g from T* schooner Delaware, at Market slip, for asle in lota to anit purchasers, hy JOHN OSB0UN, U Wall attest. ful n9 4lis*r lit NEW GOODS. IIK utderalgned solicta attention to a large aaaortaient of 1 GooJaforfall and winter waar, including bearer dotna w| for aurtonta, caaaimeres in a great variety of styles fori-an ot| Ul ions. cn Ilrch silk, latin, and merino Testings, wluc.'i will be made np iU1 to order ?t usual moderate charges, for ready inocey. m, Ready made snrtonta,cloaks lie., constantly on hand. I,,, WM. T. JENNINGS, Draper and Tailor, >.r, "in 270 llrosdwav, Ami-m an ll'itel. M| BILLIARDS?Otis Field restactfull; invitea the loiers this nmusemeni, to c II at Basif-ird'i R.ioms, ovrr the Cli or MM NEWARK AND NEW YORK.-Pare I?ELAr.. Olily I2>4 rent* ?Tile splendid and commodi Ci3C3L|>u> iteamer PASSAIC, Capt. John Oaffy, log completely and elegantly refitted, commenced her refur tripe lor the aeaaou on Thursday, rlarch 10?leasing as lolKoot of Barclay at. New York, at 10)4 o'clock, A. M., and 4 clock. P. M. Centre wharf, Newark, at t o'clock, A. M. and half past I clock P. M. On Sundays, the Passaic will leave New York at 10K A. M. id 4 P. M. Lease Newark at 8 A.M. aud at 2 o'clock, P. M. tty- Freight of every description carried at reduced prices. ol lm?r iMM MM OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY? L~ The new anil splendid steamboat WAVIf, Caiitain Vanderbilt, will leave the steamboat haeffootof Robinson street, on Thursdsy, 13th inst. at five docs P. M. for Albany direct. Pasaage M ceula and berths 10 cents. N. B.?Light freight taken at reduced pricea. For further rtunlara essqnire ou board. oil 20t*r lltfg- KOR SAVANNTXh-to sail oa Thursday! ljih Hfkinst 'I he splendid copper fasti nrd and coppered RlK*hii> SYLVANUS JENKINS. Captain Seymour, ill positively sail as above and can handaomely accommots cabiu, 2d cabin and steertge passengers at moderate ratra, early applicat ion is made on b.ard the ship, steier 13, E.R. to JOHN HldRDMAN, [>I2r (I South street fcgg- PASSAGE FOR"NE W" OR LEA N S.-SsHTSn HWW Wednesday moruiuit, the 12th of October. MuSkes The maitnincent, well-knowo. very fist sailii g ship jtA," burthen 1000 torn, Capt. J. C. Delano, will sail postrely as above. This favorite packet it fitted up with every convenience and commodation for passengers iu the second cabiu, and her re age is unsurpassed by any otto r ship now luading for New deans; therefore those about to e "bark should not fail to amine lis* accommodation* of this packet before sngaxing iu y other ship. For im*.. aire, which will tie taken at low rat?s, ply on board, at pier 13 Last Rieer or to til" subscribes, ROCHE. BROTHERS It CO. alO r 31 Fult"ustreet, next door to the knlf-n Bank. troTT N F W V Line?Regular PMrw .e*et o) ihli OcttSbnr flip sKMtdln t?v -?rr^. UK packet ship RIJS8KLL OLOVEK, Cape. Ja >e* owe*, will positively sail as above. FnvuiMMtn iu cabin U cabin, and steerage, having aceomadatkms uwaqasJIed be any a?ss?l in |xart, apply board at RaBSiSL "jOBtPH McMl'RRAY. o7r 10* Piue at., ear. South. It^B- FOR NEV^ ORl.R^t ^Btor Liua. Ragailar KlfiPacket?To sail |M>si(i\rly on tWflcph*t. (kt gUHMavery fa?t lailioK snip RUSSELL GLOVER, Iwi ow?v, mnifr, ia now loading lor the above |?oit, aud will r. ivi? wKmeVPf freight mttf nlfttr *t th* Inwptf ?ni>ly on board, f.iot of Maiden Lane, or S. E OLOVER, 100 Pine street, corner ol 8 mth, up stairs. All gom'a consigned to my care will be forwarded Iree of >mmi sion, and all goods consigned to my ngeuti Messrs. 8. V P Whitney, New Orleans, and destined for the interior,will forwarded by the first conveyance. oil) r jTtfSp FOR GEORGETOWN, 8. C.?South Carolina WfWnict Company's Line?The new packet sclir A.ME MmKbLIA. copper fastened, W J Terry, master, will posively sail on the 15th iust. For freivh*. or p'ssage apply at the ice Mill, corner of Jefferson and South streets. 010 3tis* THOMAS BEILBY. Agent. tffg- FOR SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTONSfJVFirst Packeta-FOR SAVANNAH?The packet IMI^briK G. B. LAMAK, Cant.. Sannerman, will sail on ie I3tn instant, from Ihe foot of Maiden lane. FOR CHARLESTON?The packet ship ST. LAWENCE, Captain Chase, will sail this dry, from Pier No. 9, The above ships are fitted up with every comfort and con nience for 2 0 cabin and steerage passengers, and the price is try low, for which, apply on board, o- to W. It J. T. TAP8(JoT, 43 Peck slip, or 011 r 52 South street, corner Jouca lane, i FOR NEW ORLEANS-?-Lonisiana and New TjMFWYoik Line?Regular Packet of 70th Oct.?The fast UMpsaaailinir coppered and copper fasten* d packet ship HAKSPEaRE, Captain AMm Miner, will positively sail as tove, her regular day. For freight or passage, having superior rnished accommodations, apply on board, at Orleans whatf, ot of Wall si. or to E. K COLLINS St LO. 56 South si. Shippers may rely upon having their goods correctly nieasurl.and that the ships of this line will sail punctually aa adverted. A"y guarantee to that effect will be given and fulfilled el iney be re ired. Agents in N. Orleans, Hullin St Woodruff, who will prompt' forward all goods to iheir addicts. The packs t alup YAZOO, Captain B J H Trask, will sue etl tbe Shaksprare, and sail the 30tl> October, Iter regular ay. oi2r Atffg- PACK BT FOR HAV RE-Secoud Luc?The ship iJIJnPW O N El DA J tines Fuuck, Master, will sail on the lat JmmBm of November. BOYD It HINCKEN, alt v.. a 'IV...-O... n.,.is:_a. K LL nrw aystrms have to audergo the ordeal of public a- scrutiny. anil liaiipy should We be it they came out, id the roportion of one-tenth to the whole, stamped with the seal of ^probation. The new feature io the science of Dentistry was discorered v Di. J. K. Cauldwell, of Virginia, and is snccessfully placard bv Oeo. W. Humphreys, his pupil, who has taken rooms 231 Broadway, nest door the American Hotel, where he will s liappy to give practical demonstrations of bis skill in this ovel and run-saving process of extracting tesAh, which has insed persons of nervons temperament to bear the torments oi othache. dreading the jaw-breakiog system, so long in vogue. .11 dental operations pertained by him are warranted. Teeth isrried with such perfectnesa, as to deceive the most scrntining, of their falsity. Teeth plugged, cleaned, ane filled, on the most approved an, having s| d manufacire of iheir Lamps, Girandoles, Cmdi lab's, kc., C. It N. are nabted to offer them in great va iety of at er and (ini.-li suitble for churches, hotels, store,, dwellings end 'team or sailing ickets These last are a new and nioat desirable ar'icle, well 'or hy the attention of owners and shipmaster*. Attention is particularly p.vited to the So'ar Lamp,so justly rlebiated for its superior b.illUncy tod KIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK XAVE prepared a number of Private Medicine Chests," 1 each containing an appropriate quantity of the new French icdicines for the enre of a peculiar class of diaeaaea. which ive unfortunately in too many instances fallen under the treat 'which patient* ffin- afflicted exiiibit id applying lor medical vice from lespectable physician*. lu the mixta now ei sined, however,safe and effectual treatment will be gained by eh patienti without the necessityof making any disclosure of eir eaee. The "Medicine Chest'' contain* ?oeh anuaiinily of propeiate medicine aa ia guaranteed to effect a peip ct mre, d ample directiona in a plain and familiar atyle accompany ch cheat. The remedie* are applicable to all forma ol the diaic. '1 lie Chests, containing remedies for syphilitic diseases r aold for ti each?the chests with remedies for ?owotrhoea d kIcci J each, may now be had of the Principal Agent ol the illege. w RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College 17 huua atreet. N. B.?Caaea forwarded to Ul parte of the Uuion, the Canadaa d Wni Indira. Persona purchasing theCheata can,by addreaaing the College, ituitoualy obtain whatever additional advice they may deeire ring the prog re aa of their cage. a 14 im 0__ RIBBONS AND SlLKS.-J. T. REYNOLDS. 0 Diriaion st. haajaet received the most elegant assortintof fashionable Bonnet Hibbone, Bilks, Hatina, Velvet, kc. to he found in the rily. Dealers, city and country millira, will do well ta call before purchaaing elsewhere. >6 lmia*c DR". WHEELER, OCULIST. 4FLAMKD. DISK IBRD AND WKAK EYK9-DR. WHKKLKK, Oculist, 33 Greenwich atreet, N. Y. reapectlly informs the public, that in conaciiuence ol hia practice sing become enlarged to so great an extent, he ia eomi>el!eu confine hia office attendance strictly between the hours 1 A. M, and I P. M., after which he visits hia out door pants. Sot withstanding that among the many hnndrada of cases uch Dr. W. has attended, many have been operated on by ur professors without success, and pronounced bv them iniahlr, >i i Dr. W.haa never failed to eradicate the disease 1 effect a perfect rure, despite every disadvantage wli.ch ly have presented itself, and in many instances almost against pe. It is this unprecedented success in hit treatment of Ine rions (hitherto considered incurable) disease a of the eye that sblea nun with confidence ro refer the afflicted who may be aCipi tinted with him, and hia ntild mode of treating the dialers of this organ?to numerous restored nitienta in the first >aa n( society, respecting his professional abilities and skill aa cietilific ociilif. Jhronic inflammation of the eyelid, or ante eves, howe*ei igstanding, can be effectually and permanently cured, and ns, specks, removed without tnrgical operstions. Perma to anit the circumstances of the patient ol lmia*r AUCTION SALES' Hk I'hUMAb BELL. 4 IbrH Noe. a Jnn and Hi Fulton rtreei.) WEDNESDAY. At IIIW o'clock 10 tha sale room*. Large and tnUnHiil turuilor* ulr. Also, by orde of th? martial, 1 iron presses. 1 wood do, copper plate P'inliui; do, Jo lithographic atones, 1(Moetrv and tlo. drama, DOtela, tales, tieriodic.ala, voyages, tratels, and general geography, miscellaneous illustrated works, agriculture, medicine, American pamphlets, Ac?Computing oua of the most ealusble libraries ever olfer-d at auction. 7 r R. H. TIMPSON, Auctioneer. BY JACOB 8. PLATT, Store 31 Piatt, comer Gold street. Hardware, Auction, General Agency and Commission Business. N. B R. H. Timpaon will gire li s particular attention to outdoor sales of Household Fu niture, Groceries, Ac THURSDAY, Oct. u, At 10 o'clock. at the s'ore 21 P'att ?t. Larve Sale of English Bri auniaWare, German Silver ami Fire Fenders. lie, 40 caaka "Joseph Woalenholm's'' beat Sheffield Britannia ware, in quality and patterns eicellcd by none that baa ever come to ibis country. The above was shipped and rons'gm d bv the manufacturer, and a tale at auction it ordered peremptorily and without re serve, lo close the same. The invoice consists i f tea and colI e pots and urns, tea and coffee setaof the newest fashion. Alto, 4 cases German silver and British plate candlesticks, waiters, toast rarkt, snuffers and trays, Itc. Alto, 100 ne?ta brats and wire fenders, with and without feet. Also, at 12 o'clock, 100 esses and lou of guns, rifles, pistols. Sic. consisting ol single and double bairrl irons, brown and mottled barrels, real Louden wile twist and Damascus do, patent b-earh, lie.; do sporting do iu fine cases. Alto. English belt and duelling pistols, smooth and rifle bore; Jo in mahogany cases, with apparatus complete. Also, Unman and French pocket pistols, Bowie knives, dirks, ?worda, rifles, lie. N. B. In the above invoice of Guns are many of celebrated makers, and of very tine qualities, and worthy the particular attentiou of country as well as city dealers. Catalogues will be leady, anJ the goods can be examined early n the morning of sale. o|2 It* HENRY E. RlELL7 Auctioneer. AUCTION NOTICE?RIELL ex ARCULARIUS will sell this morning, and following days, at their sales room, one of the mog valuable collection* of Books ever offered at action, consisting of a Urre and extensive variety of American and British History, General Literature, Moral and Political Philosophy, Biography, Voyages, Travels, early printed works, Ike. he., among which qrc Wood's Administration of John Adams the book, the auppr ssion of which, bv Colonel Burr, caused h's downfall?the original manuscript of Ike Madison Tap r>? Declaration of James, Duke ol Monmouth, natural ton of Cha-lea 2d?the o.igiual manuscript Euglish Hatiri cal C ricilures, a very valuable ?nd curious ?olnme, containing all the curlouv carlcatuo.-s of Gen IV. and hia Minist-rv? a com ilete collectiq of American 8t>te Papers, snd upwar 'a of 100 vo|s of American Pamph'eta? Rapin'a Hiatorv oi England, sph nilid large p?pe c py from the Duke nf York's Library, in 5 vols.?English "tvte Tracts?complete sett of edilioui of Juoins, which i probably uuique?a variety of the eatliea' p Mew rbs extant?14 vols of rlaya end Comedies, ougi"?! editions, coll. l-d by Mrs. -sawing. mother of R't Hon OeMgt VSI.S.S, of th?,0 piesentauou oupies, with the antogteidt of the into*?, 1__ *MaanaiBe comnrls from the commenceirt-ni, put of wMen n?s^-^.. Poet Coleridge. Edinbuia Reviews complete from commencement; North American Review comple; Gentlemen's Magaa ne. rVom vol I to KM e mplete; Lito ofWootoey, from tM libitry ef B r Phillip Fraucia, r-puled author of Junius, wiih hia autograph, tod umennu wurke too numerous to particularise iu an advertise meat. oU lit Si^futUTTUCtlPh. Ancthmeev. K tlC.TION NOTICE. "nlendld and Faahionabl* Form fa. turc?WrdnesAnv. Oet. 12th, at IM Broadway, the entire Furniture belonging to a Inmrty removing south. Among the articles are aplrnd d French Plate Glasses; elegant***so* 1 s_ So'ns, Couches, D v ins, Egyptian marble top centre snd ptet Table*; elegant Bureaus and Dressing Tables, Wash Stands, I.op,rial Bru sels an Ingrain Can" ts splendid Silk Damask Window Curtains and ornaments; extra site mahogany French Beun'fvJi^with canopies nno silknitnatk Curtain*; aii|MT Feather Beds and curled h ir Mstresses; full French Chairs, with damask ?eat? and I'lirn covers; rlrKnnt Sheffield plated l.iqnor Stan 'a, Caitors, Cake Baskets, Candelabras, kc. lie.; Dinner and Tea Sets, SurAUd Cutlery, cut Glass, elegmt Hail Lanterns and Aural Lamp*, hrnuzed Cliandeliert, kc. Alao, about 600 or. of sterling Silver, couruting of tea and coffee Mtk lorks, spoons, ItWl knivea and baskets. Alao, a large aaaortment of kiichrn utemila, including a patent Cooking Range, and an extensive assortment of utemila, complete. N. B.?The whole of the above fuiniture waa made to order, and in good condition Cataloiuea will be ready on Tncaday, when the houae will be open for i' ejection. Terma caah, in bankable money. The aale will commence at 10 o'clock on Wednesday, with ihe kitchen aiticlea. ol* lt*t L. F. MOUOH, Anctioneer. GENTEF.L FUItNITUME.-Ou Thnraday, Oct. 13th, at 11 o'clock, at 37 Crrwby afreet, all 'he Furniture contained in the aoove honae, couaiati gof Carpeta, Bureaus, Sofas and Sofa Bedsteads, French m>hoganv and curled maple Chairs, marv!e top and mahogany renter, pier and dining Tablet, Clocks, Pictures. Chios, Earthen and Glass Ware. Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Beds, Beddoie and Bedsteads, kc. Alao, a large assortment of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will commence. Sale positive, rain or shine. 012 2t's*r DARE ENORAVINOS?E.W. SNOW'willlell This morn". TV ing, at 7 o'clock, at his Sales-Room, 128 Broadway, up stairs, a very valuable ro' lection of old Engravings, by and after the most eminent masters, justrecei' ed from London, comuris ng a rare assortment of cl oice subjects, seldom equalled at auction. They can now be aeeu on the wall. Sale |>oaitivr. This is the commencement of a series of salei of fine prints: They will he continued on Saturday. ol2 It*m AUCTION NOTICE.?Monday, at 10K o'clock, at No. 2?1 Centre street, will he aoid by order of assignees, the tooli and stock conlaiued in the shop as above, consisting of lathes hears, files, fixtures kc. appertaining to the locksmilhing baa sines*; also the patterns forcasl rim and mortice locks, casting' unliuislied, also the locks, comprising rim, mortice aud fron door, in complete order. o!2 6t*m THOMAS BELL. Auct. A UCTION NOTICE?To Lithograph rs and others?Tliii s^. day, at the lair*- room, will be sold at 10 o'. lock, by oidei of Mr. Henry .Marshall, two iron and one wood Press; a cop prr-plate printing do; ill lithographic stones; 1000 prints and engravings, (inures, gl is* nud show cases, sashes, kc. Also?a splendid assortment of furniture of all description*. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. ol l_r 32 Ann st, and 116 Fulton st nHOICE DUTCH BULBOUS FLOWER ROOT8.-A. LEVY wil Mil on Thursday morning, 13th instant, at half Kt 10 o'clock, at 151 Broadway, a few cases Dutch Bulbous ota. of finest kin'Ja, now lauding from the barque Francis, 'mm the best Florists in Harlem (Holland)?-consisting of doubt and single Hyacinths, early and late Tulips, double and single Jonquils, Narcosis, Orocut, Crown Imperials, Anemonies, Rnnunculua, Iris, F'ritularia Peouias, he. All in fine order. Catalogues now ready. ml3 2t*m M. WaRD, Auctioneer. QFLENDID FRAMED OIL PaINTINOS.-A. C. HUMBERT It CO. will aell on Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock, in their sales room 119 Broadway, corner Liberty street a splendid collection of rich framed Oil Paintings by the old masters, embracing many cabinet pictures ol esquisite finish, and its whole far before any collection offered a', public sale iu this city for mauy years. Now ready for examination by catalogue oil It* c BY K1ELL k ARCULARIU8. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. 12, at b-fore 7. in the Gallery of the National Academy of Design, comer of Broadway and Leonaid st. FINE ARTS? Riell k Arcularius beg leave to announce that they wil tell on the above evening a collection of splendid Oil Paintings, comprising specimens of varioni schools, (the property of a private gentleman.) Selected with judgment and at great coat, they invite every lover o( the aru to examine them. The Gallery will be open on Friday morning, 7lh inat. and they may be viewed with catalogues nr.til the day of sal*. Admission free." 06 r RECCING OFF?MICHAEL REESE, late of the hrm ol hJ Reese It Hills, offers for tale at cost a large assortment ol pen, pocket, and dirk knives, scissors and razors, together with table cutlery ol every description. Also, Britannia ware, tea and coffee setXi, tea an'l tablespoons, accordians, gold rings. piDt, chains, si ver and gold levers, kc., he. This stock musi positively bo sc.d on oi before the tar of November next. MICHAEL REESE, s27lm*rc 79 Maiden Lane, up stairs. Grand vocal concekt.-tiic raiisfr stta v7 the honor to announce to their friends and the public, that they will give their fifth Grand Vocal Concert on Wednesday evening, Oct 12th, at the Society Library at 9 o'clock, and also their sixth Concert on Friday evening, Oct. II, at the same place and hour. Tickets30 cenra, to he had at the usual places and at the door. Fo particulars see small l>.lis. oil lt*rc A RICH TUNED EIGHT SILVER KEYED FLUTE, OECOND HAKD?a i rr. and splendid instrument, will be old cheap Apply to T. MON/ANI, o7 ttn*m 53 Thomi?oo street. MA (jENTEE Furnished H. use wanted imrnedrUely to hire for six mon'ns Letters to be directed, post p id, to t t L, Upper Post Office. oU2t*in CENTREVILLE COURSE?TnOl TING. Great hatch, fok >h? e.letmtrd Hem CO.VHDKNCE ?nl_ FOL SALE?At Hneilicorjk Thoistonb Btablea AL?Mr>72 Keade at two pair of fit* ",,m ,he f J* wdl mRfrh*d. and will br ?ofd r hrap I M*m 1 AMUSEMENTS. RIBLU'H GAUUER! Tht Ma jpw t firm I Panlnmimt calltd tkt THE NIGHT 0WL. The Wonderful Revel Family. I THIS EVENING, the performance will commence at right 1 orlrrk, with AN OVKHTURE Awhich t POLICHINEL EN VOYAGE The P??h? ol 8mvinr. Ambanador of Napier, Mont C Winthet Punch Grbrirl ttarel Zrrbcro, Anionic Ratal Calrb. Mr H Well. Nadir, Jerome Ratal n.in ii Mem Krriu f>la? e Merchant, Joaei h Ratal E nor M'me Ferin Zobe.de Mua Wtlla Zetulbe M'lle E Uouirttille #U"'AN OVCRTL'rV"' Maxulme, the Nuht Owl, Mr Cl.rtalier Bai.auo, 0*1 Einile, 9***' l"ii Maeloe, Auto.na Betel Hahaiaxm Mona D.ertma Mariana, a taror Peaamnl, M|me Jerome Rater Julie, her daughter, M.l'e DooUveHU Zulima, 1 Circiuii 'D Slave. Mua Wvll? The CjajiIcu oi?eo? al hali-paai an?Pvrfomuncv# eo???ttot half-|>%?i ?e?eu. i'lckeu?iO cent* CHATHAM TREATItifc. Pi. tlHceuia. Upper Tier 2} centa. Kirxt Tier NmU THIS EVENING. October 13th. will be pilfe?d THE OMNIBUS Pat Rooury, Mr Moxaop Mr. Dobba, M|* Jedea John Bin.In awl Maatrr Colt man will app ax in their Nrflt K Eitnranniu, To be followed By THE HKNKOADE. Minutli, Mr Lennox Alrxat, Mix Thome A.'er which, the '?rce of THE BLACK GHOST. Jim Along Joiey, Joan Smith To con-lude with hIB LAST LEGS. QT^ Doora will opeu at 7?Curtain will riae at qaartei bete I o'clock nrccixely. Box Office 0|ien daily from J to 5, where Tickets may pnrchaaed and nlarex xecurcd t*AHK THKATRR. ivik. and mrs. brougham. THIS EVENING. Orlnhrt liih. will he performed THE SCHOOL FOR nCANDAL. Sir Teter, Mr Pl.icidc I Lady Teaalc. Mrs Brougham Charles Surface, Abbott I Mre Candor, Vernon Sir Oliver, Bellamy Lady Suaerwtll, WhoaaUy To conclude with THE OMNIBUS. Pat Rooney, Mr Brougham i Mrs Dobba, mr* Barry Master Dobba, Placidr Julia Ledger, Prttthard First Tier 75 eenu; Jd Tier m cent*-, Pit six cent*; Gallery 2floors open at 6% o'clock and the pcrfuimans will com commence at I precisely. nrrcHRLL's Olympic THiiTSu. Ill Broadway. New York. this evening, Oct. Uth, will be praaentad the amilie! General Count Der Teimer, Mr Raymond Joae Soeckhacher, Miaa Taylor Gervaiae Grenadot, Mr Graham I Amilie, Mra Tim To conclude w th a. A LOVER BV PROXY. Harry Lswleaa. j M Field Kate Biomley, Mra Moaaap ct7"- The Doora will be opened at 7, and the perturmann a commence at half-past 7, every evenini. aHIKKICAN SlPREin \l?l? UARDKR, d roadway, oimosit- St. Paul's Church, under the ma d ua.emtut of p. t. Barnuin, increaned novelties. Two perlortnan* a ev1U Hood, the poiailar vocali-t, and Mr. Collina, the celebrated co mie singer are engaged?Moilel of Switieiland?Natural Brider in Virginia? Albino Lidy?Fancy Olaaa Blowing? in- Mysterieu* Gipsy Girl? Balloon Aacenaiona?a Dsn oi I. ?ine Snakes?500,000 Curiosities. The Admittance to the whole, Museum, Garden and enter tainmenta. twentv-fite centa?Children hall price. ot POWERFUL ATTRACTIONS EXTKAOksMNART NOVELTIES UNPRECEDENTED AMUSEMENTS AND ASTONISHING ENTERTAINMENTS

NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY, Broadway, opposite the Park. Change of Parfornantti Mr. (I. BENNETT Manager, ANNOUNCES wirh much pleasure, ihv he haaeffected an encasement with Siauor Blitz, tlie wonderful magician and rentrilooinst, who is allowed to be without a rieal iu both hrmispheirs. His feat of dancing sii dinner plates, is truly miiariih'Us. The manager lias also secured the terWcea of Mr Jenkins, the inimitable deliniator of comic and eccentric characters, ar.d highly popular sinser, Mr. Delarue will give his imitations of Booth, Forest, Hsinhlin, lie, Misa Ro salie, the harmirg vocaliat, will appear. F .nry glass blowing. Performance cummrncn errry erening in the lecture room at ii past 7. A day performance ou Wednesday and Saturday at 3 Kirensire pvepirarious a*e being made on tile occasion of (he Croton c. Irorstion. Rrpeated performances in the lectnrr room during the day. wlO r AMERICAN THEATRE?WALRUT-BT. PHIL.ADBL.HtHA. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUSHMAN. WEDNESDAY EVENI NO. Oct. 12ih. by particular reuses, will b- iean ated. HAMLET. Hamict (his 3d apt>eanst.cr) Mr G Vandenhoff Qu en, MissC Cushman Ophelia, Mi-s S Cnahmaa L titer, Mr Wheatley After which 1 THE GOLDEN FARMER. Jemmv Twilcher (his 'Is appearance) John Saften THUR8 JAY?Mrs Macder's i^enefit. nawt if f t r> RXNGTTACftED CONCERT at St. Peter's CherehTlarclay tract, nn Wednesday Evening. October IS, IMS, on which occaaiou Rossini's Grand Composition. the STABAT MATEtt, will le siren, with 4 full and |?werftil Orchestra, la which the following celebrated Artists will aiaiat: VOCAL PERFORMERS. Mrs. Seguin Mrs MarUy M'me Spohr Zaha Sis. Antognini Mr. Seguin TBEBBLBS. Mrs Segniu Mrs Morley Mrs Phi Pips Miss Adair Miss MrOlnla Miss Dabson Miss Lailor Miss Biuce ALTOS. Mad Srohr Zahn Mrs Thomas Mrs McDougal Mrs Sharps Mi s 8. Adair. TEtsoas. 8is Antognini MrCrowley MrH olmaa Mr war,(>n Mr Ensign Mr Sherman Mr Williams BASSOS. Mr Scfnin Mr Boalsrd Mr S Massett Mr Mavnard Mr Rosenthal Mr Bea Mr Ksvauag h Leader Mr Panson Organist Mr Beamcs PROGRAMME. Pl?t i. 1. Concerto?Organ Mr Be tines Rink STABAT MATES. 2. Quartette and Chorus?Mrs Morley, Mad. Spohr Zaha Sig Antognini and Mr Hegnin. J. Tenor Solo?8ig. Antognioi. 4. Duetto?Mrs. Seguin aud Mrs. Morley. 5. Air?Basso?Mr. Seguin. I 6. Rasso, Solo and Chorns?Mr. Seguin. T 7. Quartette?Mrs. Morley, Mad. Spohr Zahn, Big. As tog I nini, and Mr. Si rnio. 1 8. Caratini?Mrs. Morley. 9. Air and Chorus. I 10. Quartette?.Mrs. Seguin, Mad. Spohr Zahu.Sig. Autaguloi and Mr. Segnin. II. hinale. tv"- Tickets V) cents each?to be had at the residence of tha Very Re?. Dr. Power, No. li Barclay street at Mr. PardowS No. 9J M.vden Lane at Mr. kendi's. No. I Hanorsr street ;at Mr. Milhsu's, ltl Broadway, and at the doors on the eeeniag of the Concert. Doors open at 7 o'clock. The Concert will commence pre cisely At go'clork. oler tivoli saloon. THK LARGEST and most splendid Saloon in the city for Musicsl Honers, Concerts. Assemblies, Military Balls, Private nd Public Dinn r Ptrties, Political Meetings?wiihoul distinction of party. T"e Pr iprirtor, ever snsious to gain to himself and this establishment a reputation independent of grea'. profit) has Iratrd froin the owner on such terms as will enable turn to compete sviih any other establishment, sad shall most haispv to make ariangrments (in accordance with tha times) with all who msy favor him with a call and assaree thein ihst no ;iains or eipensr will be spared to gise entire satisfaction. WM P. PENMAN, Propriety. P. 9. Tuesday evenings o( each week is set apart for la vitation alls. o> lm*r self protectors: rPO TRAVELLERS AND HOU8KKKEPK RS.?Patent A. Helf-Cocking Repealing Pistols, which can be discharged tit limes m( ft w seconds. The pistol ^rocks. the barrel re her ami Barrel in m our piece, and therefore cannot blow aptrt like iom? repeating piatola. The eonalrnr'ioo is ?sry aimple? thry can br drawn from the pocket and ear d WIUIIW h<ad without the loaa of a moment; ?ii ?hot? can be fired aa fast as a man ran crook hia fu.rer, They are DO larger tnaa an ordiaa ry pocket niatr I. For travellers, bouarkrrprra, captains, planters, ramie oftcara, and others, they are an indispensable a-ticle, a? perrons both male and male, can with thia piaiol, protect lltMr lines and nioperlv, if attacked by many persona, aa one of We mis r<}eal to nrar a don 11 of the common aind. The public are mailed to call and examine lite same, as thsir simplicity, bri: g warranted not to get oat of order, can iheir i?_rfici aalety, will certainly recommend them oaar all oaken Wholesale and retail. J. O. BOLEN. 104 Broarwe*. sll1ml?"r hetwren Wall and Plan aireela DR. ELLIOTT, OCULIST AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, Confines hia Practice to ___ DISEASES OF THE EVE. Office 261 Broadway, corner of Warren street, att Imia r S T R A B~T S M US. COMMONLY CALLED CURED in fewsreondaby Ou. nn'a celebrated plan, which ia free from imin or danger. _ in^Eurore"' r"n""'d b' ^DR ^HEELfeR'42'^ Lurope. jj Orrfu *ich street, ^iw Yoik. N. B. References can be *;*"?lo^1 p,U,Btt* OfTie hours, Irom A M to I r.M. I HAVANA NEGARS. ri tHI\ A MANEANEDO, No. 49 Liberty street, Dear \.,,f?rr for ?ale the following ;i<vi cm I ?N rma aegars, rtry old and aoperisr i (I i on Diana do do do 17) tifi -i 'iir.t do do do IIIIII' I Hp* dpi. III Norma, Diana, and Earnsro brand, ).,.ii?i (.'an nra, I rabncoa, and Baynnetae, rarioua do The ?!.i le ri,titled to debenture, and in lota to suit |iureha j,ri. o* lmla#r F01UXOUK8E FEMALE FILLS. 1 PH/.fE far-lame I and calebraied rills, from /ortwfaJ. are A we percsiee, to be obtained in this eonahry. Bee adrerusg, meat ou till last column m? is

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