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

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TH Vol. VIII.-?Ho. 307 WlMl? 81?s. FOR SEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OR PACKETS. Po^h^Suer ?ccoinmotfali!?^or*LI2 despatch aship fro in this port on the l?t, Sth, fOih, IJth. Wli,?w 2Stli ot r?ch month, commencing the Idtli October and eouansin? until May, when regular days will be apMMM fer Ow re naiuiirrof the year, whereby great delay a and will btain Mulfoid. r Theae ihipa were all bault in the city of New York, express 1 for packrta, are of light draft of water, hare recently been r wly coppered and put in splendid order,with accommodations lor pnasriigere unequalled lor comfort. They are commanded by experienced mastrra, who will make every exertion to gire general saliefaction. They will at all timca be towed up and down the Miaaisaippi by steamboats. Neither the owuera or captains of theae ahipa will be rvaponwble fur jewelry, bnllion. precioua atoaea, ailver or plated ware, or for any Icllerx, parcel or package, aent by or put on board ol them, allien regular bills or lading are taken for the aame, and the value thereon e*j)re??ra. HULLIN ?WOODRUFF. A*rw in New Orleans, who will promptly forward all foods to tKeir address. The snips of this line axe warranted to sail punctually as advertised, and great care will be taken to have the goods correctly^ measured. m4 MM M PASSAGEVrO^JCND REMITTANCE TOGREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND WEEKLY. rPHE subscribers continue to nuke arrangement to bnng oat -L iwssengers fiom tlie old country, by ships ol [Ke first class, all American, built,and com mandril by in en lone and favorably known in the trade. The vcaacl* compound ihia line sail weekly from Liverjiool, consequently all unneceaaary delay to lassen* en is avoided. Persons alx at to make engagements for friends to emigrate the ensuing seaaou, will study their own interest, and the merest and comfort of their friends,by making such engagements with the subscribers, as no expense or pains are spared to earn that preference which has for many years been extended to hem. As has si ays been customary with this line, when the parties settle for decline coming oat, the passage money is promptly remanded to those from whom it was received, with ont deduction. A free passage per steamboat from the various ports of Ireland and Scotland, to Liverpool, can likewise be secured. For farther particulars apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON. Old Established Passage Office, 173 Pearl St., Orto C. ORIMBHAW at CO. 10 Ooiee Piazzas, Liverpool. Draits and Exchange at sight, and for any amount, are also Airnished ou R. C. Olyn It Co., Bankers, London, C Grimthaw it Co., Luerpoo'; the Northern Banking Oo. nd National Bank of Ireland. National Baua of bcotiauu, payable at their respective branches: as follows:? NATIONAL BANK OF IRELAND. iiM. Athlone, Duugarven, New Rots, i Ballina, Knnis, Roscommon (p-t Ballinaaloe Euniacorthy Rot res Belfast Kermoy Sligo jxrpie ujuiwiy i uio* Carrick on-Suir Kilkenny Thuriea Caahcl Kilruih Tipperary Castle oar Limerick T.alee Casllereagh Lou* Tor J Tuam Charleville, Loughrea Waterford Coumal Mitchellstown Weapon Cork Mo..te Wexford Lublin Ntnaue NORTHERN BANKING COMPANY. Belfast Lurgen N T Limerary Orrry Armagh Balleniena Dewnpatrick Magherafelt Clones Litburn Coleraine NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, EDINBURGH. Aberdeen Fortwilliam Kirkwall Anslruther Galagheds Langholm Andne Glasgow Leith Bsoff Urentown Lewick B ithgale Harwick Montrose Burntisland Inverness Nairn Caotle Douglas Inverary Oban Ealkeith Iuveakeithing Portree ingwell Jebngh Perth Dumfries Keith Stirling Lands s K'lsoa Sionaway Falkirk Kirkaldy Stormness Foirest Apply aaabove. ?9 lm?r OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. J&. TPHE OLD LINE of PackeU lur Liverpool will Hereafter be A despatched in the following order, excepting that when the day of auiliag Calls on Sunday, tne ships will sail on the succeeding day. For New York. For Liverpool. The SOUTH AMERICA, (June 1 July 19 10 tons. Oct 1 Nov 19 D. d. Bailey, I Feb 1 Mai 19 The ENGLAND, June 19 Ang 7 7i0 tons, Oct 19 Dec 7 B. L. Waits, i Feb It April 7 The OXFORD, (July 1 Aug 19 00 tons, 'No* 1 Dec 19 J. Kalhbone, i March 1 April It The EUROPE, ,July It Sept 7 It tons, Nov It Jan 7 E. G. Marshall i1 Mar It May 7 The NORTH AMERICA, Aug 1 Bept It tons. Dec 1 Jan It A. B. Lowber.l April 1 May It The NEW YORK. I Aug It Ott J 90t tons. Dec 19 Feb 7 TTb. Cropper. I April 19 June 7 The CAMBRIDGE, Sept 1 Oct 7 M tens, Jan 1 Feb 17 W. C Bantow. May 1 June It The COLUMBUS, ^Sept It Nov 9 700 tons, Jan II Mar t O.A.Cole. May It 7 Punctuality. as regards the day of sailing, will bsobeervedas heretofore. The price of passage outward is now fixed at One Hundred Dollar*. Tor which ample store* of ever* description will be provided, with the esception of wine* and liquor*. Which will be lumiahed by the atewaids. GOODHUE It CO 01 Sooth at., C. H. MARSHALL, JlBurling-mlip, N.Y. jt24 tvh BARING BROTHERS It CtJ^ L^pool. new fork anb Liverpool regular com MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS. ttailinir to and frnm IslYrnmol. Wi-pklv. m. m. m M Tjnny8TABLI9HEirPA8HAGE OFFICE, 61 SOUTH STREET. The subscriber in announcing hi* arr?ngrmmti for the year 1642, appeara befope hi* friends with *entiment* of (incere resKict for the able supiwrl he ha* received for many year* past.? e likewise wishei to call the attention of tho*e intending to end for their friend* residing in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wale*; that they can at all lime* be accommodated by this line, by weekly opportunities from Liverpool, a* well a* by all the well known different line* of packet ships, tailing to and from Lirrrpool on the 1st, 7th, lltli, 19th and 25 th of each month throughout the year. It ha* always been the study of the subscricer to hare the emigrants shown civility, and despatched without delay, and shoae who tend for their friends may rest satisfied that every due aaddiligentattention will be given by the Liverpool agent* to those sent for,as well as all who may embark with them, and should any of those whose passage hat been |*id not srarsrk, the mouey will be refunded without any charge. The tubscribei feels s pleasure in making known the different ships by which hit passengers came out during the last year, which has givan geneisl satisfaction, and that he has considerasly extended and concluded his arrangements for the year 1642 Tne following is list ol shir* Ship* Scotland, Robinson. Ships Alabamian, Lane. Fanlield, Wilson. Printinr, Hopkins. Frankfort, Rnsaell. Tyrone, 8i>eare. Russell Ulover, Howes. Wales, Watts. Hibernia. Wilson. Westchester Ferris. Alfred, Cheever. Osceola, Child*, f" Clifton, Ingrreoll. Sc. Cloud. Emerson. Louisville, Allen. New York, Niven. EU Sobieskie. Emerson. Warsaw, Griffiths. Oswego, Wood. Ocean, Willard. fcta, Talbot, Storey. N. Hamjahirr, Harding. PUlthea, Goonmanaou. Robert Isaacs. Trueman. Viirioia, Eaton. Europe, Batcneldor. f 8. Jenkins, Seymour. A free passage from the different ports of Ireland and Scot land, can also be secured, and drmlts furnished for any amount, payable at the National and Provincial links of Ireland and hair respective branches, and also on M- ssrs. J. k W. Robinson, Liverimol, which are paid free o* any charge, throughout the United Kingdom. For farther particulars ?pply to JOHN HERDMAN. 61 Soulh street. or J. It W. ROBINSON, 16 Ooree Piaxxas.and 16 No. 1 Neptuoe sl. Waterloo Dock. Liverpool. M M im M. jackets foi^m^rsei 1?H^^7ih' undeiiaeuttuned ships will be tegularly dispatched Irom hence and Irom Maraeiuea on the latofeach month during the year, thus? uissvmri _ From New Yoik. .Marseille*. MINERVA, Capt Brown, Nor I. Jan 1 ^"P Sylvester, Dec I. Feb I CQUHIEK, Capt Dagan, Jul. Marl SREACOTT, Capt Lawrence, Frb 1. Ai>l I ELLESPONT, Cape Adams M?|. >liy (oKIOLANUs, Cap Halle, Apl l. jo" I They are ail c>p|w re. auer ounce, aud newspapers I cent each. ol ~||y FUR NEW ORLEANS?Packet of the 10th NonrV^V. rember?1 he packet ship HELAH, apt Ha?,mond Malfaaill be des|>atched as above, her regular day. For |4UMg naving excallent accommoduiossa lor cabin, second ca? ana steevage. Apply 0nice *1 South street. E NE NE\ NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AxU TRANS~ PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. k ">rn tor loot ol Cenrtlandl street, New York. (Every day?Sunday >ia. ft kv rail..,..I Iron, la- B ">-l A VI 5 o'clock, P M. The Lines Tor Baltimore, lease Philadelphia at 7 A M, and 4.P M, briiw a continuation of the lines from New York. sit Jm*r RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINK. NETT&'dttsWK ANlfftfKyff?Rk. ""PHE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation ComA pany hare established a Freight Line between New Brunswick and New York, which they intend to ran permanently. Leasing New Brunswick at 5X A.M. daily, (Sundays excepted) and the foot oi Liber tyntreet. New York, at 2V r. M. To conntrv dealers and me.d.ants the abose line is very desirable for the speedy and eneap conveyance ol merchandise of every description, and more particularly to Drovers and Dealers in Live Stock, who can have lM head of cattle conveyed between New Brunswick and New York, the same day whenever required. The rates fbr the transportation of cattle, horses, mules, theep, hogs, lie. and all other kinds of merchandise are very low, never eiceeding steamboat prices. Merchandise sent b/ this line is not subject to any extra charge in crossing the North River. The Com pen y hare fitted np a large store bouse at New Branawick. adiounag the Railroad Depot, which will always eoprn for the reception of me chandise. Passengers purchasing their tickets at the ticket offices, will receive ferry tickets gratia. _ (J7"F retcht for Newark, Elizabethtowu, Rah way. Westfield, Plainfield, Scotch Plains, Bound brook and Soraervllle, is conveyed by the above Hoes, and delivered the same day when received. saHSm* FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. ^EUULAR MAIL LfflE'FoR BOSTON, via STONiNGTON AND NEWPORT, oomposed of the following superior steamers, running in connection with the Stonington and Frr vidence, and Boston and Providence Railroads? MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock. RHODE ISLAND. Captain Thayer. NARRAOANBEtfT, Capta.n Woolsey. MOHEOAN, Captain Vanderoilt. One of which will leave New York daily, (Snndayt excepted) from Pier No. 1, North River, Battery Place, at four 'clock, P. M. AnnanexMxivTS. The RHODE ISLAND, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for stonuuiton. Tne MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, lor Stonngton. Passengers on the arrival of the steamers at Slonuigton, may take the Railroad Cart and proceed immediately- Provi deuce ami Button. Freight taken at the following much reduced ratea To Button, ou goods weighing forty tiounda or upwarda to he cubic loot, at 62 50 par ton, and on meaiuremenl gooda 7 eetita per foot. To Providence, on meaiurement gooda 5 ccnta per cubic oot, and apecific articlea aa per tarif to be obtained at office 22 B-nadwav. mytl6e,i FARE REDUCED. PERSONS GOING SOUTH. IT7* FAmK nbDntCl) on buth tne routea from Baltimore to Charleatou. by the Cneaaprake Bay, Portamouih, Weldon, Wilmington, N.C., and thence to I harle*ton, to 623, me?la on the Bay boait included or via Waahingtou city, Richmond, Petersburg, Wehlou, Wilmington, N. t.., and thence to Chaileston, to $22, meala extra?making the fare on both routea the tame. Eveiy exertion ia made t? keep the Railroads and Steamboats connecting theae tinea in good Older, and expedite travel, and make paaaeagera aa comfortable aa poa aihle. By thia route you may be anre of reaching New Orleans rom New York seven or eight days sooner than any other line, at an txrense not exceeding $72. B DUDLEY, oU twr President W fc R. ft. R. Co. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, Of 1200.tana and 440 horse power each. Under contract with the Lorda of the Admiralty. BRITANNIA, J. Hewiu, Commander. CALEDONIA, K. O. Lot*. do ACADIA, A. Kyne do _ COLUMBIA, E. C. Miller, R N do W ill sail from Boston, via Halifax. VUOtl LIVERPOOL. PROM iOSTOR. Britannia, Hewitt, Oct 4 fxov l Caledonia, Lou. Oct 19 Nov 16 Acadia, Ryrte, Nov 4 Dec 1 Columbia, Miller, Nov 19 Dec 17 Britannia, Hewitt, Dec 4 Jan I Passage Money?From Boston to Liverpool, 6132?Boston to Halifax 629. These ah'ps carry experienced anrgeona. No Berths aeenred until paid frr. Notr..?Merehandite and Specie (except for personal expenses) shipped under the name of luggage will be charged as traiant, aad liable to Custom House Regulations. Apply to olyr D. BHIOHAM. JR., No, 2 Wall-et. AMERICAN^^MWOMAT/Oy CO. GENERAL PAdtSAGE OFFICE. BOATS LEAVE ALBANY DAILY. T)A88ENOKd Forwarded, v. nhout delay, to Utica, 61,5*11 CleaveUni,Ohio, 62,25 Rochesler, 63.00 Detroit, Mich., f\7S Lockport, 6.1.25 I Poitamouth. Ohio, 6*.71 Baffalo, 61.Vi I Toronto and KingsWkil.k.ll Si II i It II tS ill Oawego, $2,60 ????ton, Penaaylranit, by K&ilrnad k Stage $2,60 Pituhnrch. $9,601 B on, Man, $1.60 And all partiol the Wealerti Country. M. L. RAY, k CO., nj 4(r Liberty itreet, near the Albany boata, New York. 8TATEN ISLAND FERRY Foot of Whitehall afreet. NEW YOKK. MTATEN ISLAND. ii 3 I All gooda unpped are reqaired to be pamenlarle me*k.H and ara at the nab of the n?V,i heieof. p""""u,l? *"d fHrT M fat of October, run aa lollowa tearing Middletown Point (tide aud weather m. Witting) at 9 o'clock, and KerpOrt at 10 o'clock, erery Monday Wedorada* and Friday. Returning, leave the foot of Rohm' 1011 atteet. New York, eeery Taetday, Thunday and Hatordav at 12 o'clock noon, loathing at Heguin'a Dock each way. Stagee wM be in readiueaa to conray paaaeageri to any part I of the countrf. AH baggage at the riak of the owne-.. I boots sndslp.es si ibe Clinton BkjI sua Shoe Market, 204 Caual street, oorthe st comer of llu.lt..u street? when almost eeery body complains of hard tunes, it. thil they keep itnods of the best quality, and tail (hem si prices to suit the limes, sud it seems ss if almost every body lisil f mud his out. If suy who read this should not yel hsve fuuud out I he store, the toouet they come sod Cry the soonr ihey will resp the sdrsu s(e. Almost suythiait tu?t is wanted in the boot sud shoe line, ol any site, color or quality, csn lie f mud litre cheap. ot lui m A KNOX (k O 204 I anal street._ SELLING OK* AT WALKER'S -H9 i rladles Trench sailers, Kreneh and satin slip|iers and bunki.is, 100 ,.r line ei?l place where c.ui b* found oooU tn 1 f? *Uit the tinic*. All tnOt* win) we*r U nits and lllOit will fto tlil to ^Iv? a c ill. Ladie-.' aod Ki sses buskins from 3, I, i, t>, 7 atid 8 shillings pair; teen i ten** us' bo u f?oin It iMlllHl to ti pe. pur; boys' boom Ir nn8 hilliiu* to per inn. All who wish to save 2v Si c? lit Hill nire a call at the Clinton Che i|> Boot and !*hoe aiket, 509 Greenwich corner Opting street of* lm#r LADILS' BOOTS AND JSHOK^?Lock wood 48HHf J9I Brand WIT a Beep* ?fine .uuortinmr pf la. lies' aud Children* boots and shoes, of the litest American and Kuroi'c.lli frialllOIl*- (Irtlrr* ifiv.ai Kw thn tlniwn trnm iilnrnw t\( fashion, hie resort. 16 eoU*r GYMNA STTTiVl SPARRING SCHOOL ic PISTOL GALLERY. MESSR9. HUDSON .v OTTIONO.N rr pec.luily inform the gen lie men of New York, that their eiu-iuive rooms at the conit r of Until way and CflMllfftrillVli 101 >j?airiot{ Dvmrifetics and Pistol pru'iice, are now open for the season NmmOII improve ..euU aud addlUOut hav? u. en lately made sihr t.?> iiiiMoum, irtuch will u,?w l>e louud in every respect sfmouui and ttJOll to any otaer iu tlie country lor atiilrtic e? esars. Mnarriiui tduiflit ou the most approved principles. Gentle men visum* the Pistol Gallery Will be saptdled with Pistols ol a superior quilit y. Perms moderate. Gentlemen are invited to call ti any n.ue dajing the day* olrtmeut of the Six Barrels II Revolving Sell Cocking Pocket PLtoL. Thrie piitol* have the advantage over all other* of the kind by the impossibility of losing the cap*, the nipple* being placed iu a horixoulai direction,ana there being no cock in the way to prevent taking a* correct light a* with the ordinary piMol or gun. The above pitlol* can be furuuheil lower lluu auy othera in the market, at wholeaale or retail. We have u great a variety of other kind* ol Pistol* a* ran be found, wuh Rifles, U. 8. Muskets, for (hipping mid military, Prixe Mu?kel*, do: Fowling Piece*. *ingle and double; extra large aire double and tingle liun* lor duckiug, together with Powder, Shot, Flasks, Bag*, Cap*. Lock*, Barrel*, kc., kc., in I arge or small quantities. S B.?Country dealer* are requested to call and exaraiue our i??ortn?ein before purchanng elsewhere. i8 tin r NEWLY INVENTED TRANSFUSING F1ANO FORTES, NO. 343 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. THE >ut?cnber> respectfully inform their Irieud* and the public iu general, they have juii huiihed a newly invented instrument called the Trainpo.ing Piauo Forte, which they now introduce to the muiiul community. Thi* liutruoieut lo-ma a%eautilul, rich and new exterior, both id aliapc and neatness, beetle* a tone full, biilliant, ana melodiou*. The great advaauge derived Iron thu new inreu tiou, ia that muiic may be lrau*|>o*ed inui auy key Desired to suit the vocalists, or lor an accompaniment ol' auy other instrument, and therefore worthy the attention of the inuuor aa well a* the artist. A urge assortment 01 X ablet 1'uuo Kortes, miewood and mahogany, aud octaves, with French grand action. are alio constantly kept on hand, all of which we resjiecuully subin it to piuicuuis, aunueurs, and lh? trade in general, at onr ware rooms and inanuiaciory, aa above. N. Piano fortes taucd and retailed on the shortest notice. L1NDELL, WENNERSTROM It CO. s lm*c No. 343 Broadway. D AKERY, 40 Liepenird street.?i'he saoscribci respeciiully C luiorins his old irieuda and custodiers .hit he liss resumed his old business ol baking, and will be thaukful for their favors. Having taken the stand lormerly occupied by O. W. MlLI. r K, tb Lupeuard street, so celebrated lor guud cake, and the subscriber liaviug carried on the business a number ot ysars at the well known Knickerbocker Bakery, No. lb William St., a favorite retort for good crackers and biscuit-?lie thinks he has not to.gotten how to please the taste ol the public. JAMEa TOMPSON. N.B.?Always 011 haud, fruit cake of all kinds and prices? wedding cske of all sizes?pound caae aim sponge c.keot all sixes?tusk, tea biscuit atid bread every alterueou?biscuit and cracaers Ircsh every morning. ad lin*t \J7ATCHES LOWER THAN EVEK.-ln conae "Curious" wnh real name, It ft at this office, will act attention. _ _ __ n? lw*r fRKNCH AH 1 II-1' IA L FLOW K.H3 a n.atci I noT iuu?BivliNLAHOSIKKh. k COUIaities and balls. No. IIS Wi 11am s.reet is the tra* anil only depotol thus sane riot articles lr?m their tnanofactory Rue de Tracy, No. a Pails. _ nj lm*r ETw. NANCE, 1 EXCHANGE BROKER. it* In.*i N., CAMf HTRluLT, NKW ORLfcANS RK I NING, NOVEMBER G. 181 all who lure area It, and bidi lair to lab?" the load of all iihrrs. Laruse can lie wanned with thres tous of coal, less than one prate will consume Drains for |iarlors and halls, id style and variery unequalled id the city. Also the best w ,od cook store ever offered. s? tm?ec S L'OVK -?S I'CH'ES. BACEVS' PATEST HA RE FIE It, OR FRUGAL. HUU.-EWAR.V1ER. rPH)? Proprietor, in olfenug this valuable stove lo tlie pabltc, 1 would hnerty ?uir ?innr jiiMtfr* of heir improve I ment^liich chiefly iu the folio wiuis i?rticalan, vi?:? 1? i o oovisie inr evil ur|(o?e, carries e great amount of rarefied or warm air int i the ajMitmenf. The ^rity and wd'turas of the air iu a room heated by thia stove are peculiar and remarkable, the heat being dilfuacd from a greet exleul of surface modi raicly heated. The heated air, on entering the wiagl or sides of the stove,descends ami spreads over the entire surface of the base at the bottom, keeping th? colder portion of llir air nest the tloor iu constant circulation? in the meantime press rung it rutirely from contamination, rendering this Stove perfectly safe and agreeable for apartmuntt of invalids, sleeping rooms, ike. Man ul'ac lured by Jit E. BACKUS, 44 Bowery, Nf V. N. B. A new article of air tight stows, with rarifiers alto the new kitchen companion cook atovc, warranted equal to any in uae in thia eity. sS7 Im'm NOTT'S STOVES REPAIR* 0 v RICHARD AYL1FKE, established nine IV ycaraai M I stliain street, New York. R A. has Nolt's and other Store which he can sell at a very reduced price Stores aud pipe put up at the shortest notice. N B.?Fli*constantly on hind *J7 lm*t REFORM YOUR STOVE BILLS.?Economy ami utility I IV being the order of tnc day, the subscriber has determined to sell St'iyes at the lowest larsaible remunerating prices; his Columu Parlor Stove, auaweriug all the purposesof the grate, withluslfthe trouble and ri|M ute, suitib'c for sittiiu rooms, offices, stores, or halls, is worthy the attention of persona wishing to purchase. His asaortioaut of cooking Stoves are not surpassed in the city, for cheapness itid suiwriqr style ol construction, combiaall the requisites for kitchen use, and a great saving of which it an item many persons overlook in selecting stoves. Ha solicits housekeepers aud others to give him a call at the office of the Warren Furnace Company, No. St Fulton street, N. Y., before purchasing elsewhere. As this company manufacture their stores, purchasers will not be subjected to a tax by buying from second hands. Their assortment consists of air-tight^ cooking audjiarlor Stoves, ,w,si,w, iiuii rmimniUUiiri Jlllll, IV-IUH, X1U ana OllVrl Iron Wan, kc., wholesale and retail Orders for castings solicited. j. v. tibbetts. 0ln Water Pipes and Plamoera' Work in geueral. Also, Oaltanixed Iron and Tin W are at wholesale. Stora pipes, bath Labs, coal hods, kc ar prices greatly reduced. All work warranted, an 1 order* by letter attended to. P. SUMNER, sttkn'tn Kb Water Street. STOVES?OVENS. rPHK largest assortment of Stores of any liouse iu New A York.?Their newly invented Parlor Store needs bnt to be seen to be universally adopced. Its immense radiating surfa e exceeds that ol snv other slti' a now i Use?. xhibits inure tire, with the consumption ol less fuel, than any former iuventiou. It also discharges us own ashes hy a S'mple process, without soiling or lodging its dust on the furuituie ol the room in which it is uoed. It will be louno tin che ipest and moat economical Store erer biought before the public. Alas, Cook St res, new, airligb'. kc. in all rarieties, from three dollars nnwardj Erery article w "-ranted. RILEY'S PATENT BOILER AND IKON HEARTH is an admirable aiticlr?they can be fitted to any store now ia use, and of uuequal'ed raise in broiling steaks, toasting bread, an also in h? sting iron*, f, r ironing clothes. Riley is the inrentnt and sole patentee, oil lm*r RiLEY k MYERS, 23 Bowery. FI9K.'S PATENT NOVELTY OUOK. STOVE. '"PHIS Store was nionouuced last year, ami ia thia, by all A Who hare it, to be not oalv the beat erer inrrund, but the only Stove they erer had by which baking, boiling, and routing, could be done perfectly, and atthe same time. Thie year tbo improvement has bee* such, that double the smouut of cooking can b? done, (and that loo to perfection) than upon any other Store or the same aise for proof of which, yoa hare oolr to call at Fiabls Store Establishment, 309 Water street, wise re any quantity of references will be gireD?aud fertiler, every Store warranted, or the money refunded. Fisk's Regulating Premium Drum for parlors. Hall Drums, and hall, pirlor, and office stores, and all the ordinary cooking storey f r vale cheap FISK'S Store Estab'iahmrnt, 209 Water street. The above store, and also the regulating drum, can now be seeu at the Pair t but those d, siring stores, are requested to c?u at uif riMDiiinrarui, wnrre use y can examine mrm U) bf tier advantage, 2C9 Water sixerl. 0I6 l. wood's NEWLY INVENTED parlor and hall stoves. npHIS it out of the nut valuable invention? ever offered to I the jiatil e in the stove line, am i? the m>iet perfect article extent, f>r the nee of all kinds of cuorun uf the heat ia carried off uiihe |>i|ie. One peck f coal in ti.ia atove va ill yield more heat thau biiahel iu the bealaio a now before the public while yon hare the ad-auUge of an open Are e, aplendid grate at pli aaure It w allowed by all who have examined it to be the moat per feet combination of utility aud ornament ever brought forward, bat to be fully appreciated, it nreda only u> be a it will be apld cheap for eaah. Call at USB Spring alreet, cornet of (ireenw ioh. Alao, inba art? ails, brnoma, ami all kind* of fbrniahing war?. rery low, MM to all part* of th* eity free of charge. oil lm*cc J.JONEM. A BICH TONED EIUHT SILVER Uttu FLUTE. CECOND HAND?a rare and splendid instrument, will be i sold cheap. Apply to T MONZANI, 1 o7_lm m jj ihompson ttreet. I rPO KAMILIE8 (JOI NO SOUTH, to the Weat Imiies 01 1 I Europe ?A respectable female, 14 year* of age, Wishes to obtain a lernam ntsiluatiouaa seamstress, in egantael lamily She would prelergoing to Europe, vet would accept gooi' offer to go Moath or to the Weat Indiea. The treat ol ralor encea given. Addicaa A. A. A. bot 7?S, U|iper Poet office, X. Vork; alOr IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.?Briggi It IVninau. I bee hi call the attention of the public to iheir improved method of water prooliug by laturatiun. They render |ie'fec Iv water prrof all kindaiff woollens, linen*, co ton*,calicoes,sitk*. kc wiibout nuniy to either tabric. color ot lustre. B. St P baring been awarded a diploma by the American Inrtitnie fm their an|>erir?T water proof arilclei eihihited at the fair hare I now commenced buaiurra under the firm of the New Yoik Water Proof Krublithment, 47 Chriatopher itreet. The above s'yle ir much ruperior t.i any Mackintoah erer yet offered to the public, It being free from that uawholeaome. unhealthy and uiai lot and heaaor 4 covta, pants, elo-kt, or any kind of wtaring aopirrl, wiihotit injury torKhcr lutrre or trimmings, however d.lieate If iht 0 article baa been a little worn water proofing completely ren?- rate* th- ir fabr c, couaeqat inly thu will be aa actef tcouomy and a great sating t i th# wrutt Any coinmuuicalion or order forwarded to 47 Christopher ll strear, N. Y. will be laanctually attend* d (o, and est rv article will W don' with the greatest care and facility. Tha only war ranted place of tha kind in the United Mutes. Oil *l L [ERA 12. Brie, Pa. [Corrr?|>oi]ileiilrte the remaining 3fc iniles of our canal, a d render available the $3,IKK),001), already expended oa il._ Mr. J. M. Roberts, the effi" ciem an i talented engineer in charge, says he wiP agree to finish it, so a boat can pass through, for $250,001); others think it will be sold out to a chartered company, the dtate reserving the privilege of purchasing it back at some luiure period, peared to be the Ho.i. Wm. M. Watts.? There being no Congressional election, he came out lor the Legislature, and was claimed by both the out and outers, and Bogus Whigs, but supported by neither; although,quite popular with the people. The w-ay this came about 'lis said of him, that when in Washington, he is a Tyler man, and a Clay man at home this, however, is all fudge; he is an out and out Clay man, and no mistake?success attend his principles. In the course of my correspondence, I have forgotten to make mention of our hotels; one of which, by the by, we are quite proud ot?The Reed House. It is got up after the fashion ol the Astor House in your city, and but little interior to it in anv particular. The host, C?l Rowley, is the very Prince of Landlords; a jolly, "laugh and be fat" man, of 5 feet 4, gentlemanly and courteous?mil of anecdote, and sure never to spoil a good one on account of the indelicacy of some of the incident connected therewith. There is one thing, Mr. Bennett, which I will beg leave to call your attention to; 'hat is. ludging the merits ol an hotel, by the appearance of (he host. Take a nice little plump fellow, with a ruddy, smiling countenance and with a rotundity of person (like Col. R.) and you arc sure to find tneir dinners like themselves, fat. Vice versa with a lean, lank Cassius looking genius In the .ashionable line, we are rather dull. We have, however, an occas'onal pick nick, and some times a "soiree a la mode" alias ea party in general, finite a fanrv wedding took nl ce the other day l'he accomplished Miss Mary Pierce, our reigning >e|l, has at la-t stepped out She was married to Mr. James C. Harrison of Buffalo, a nephew of the late Hon. Bates Cook of your State, and a toung gentleman of the right kind, and no mistake. It was t splendid affair, and you had better believe th* re was "a great commotion, motion" amongst ourgirls ind bovs about this particular time. Send along your New Yorkers: you have already fleeced us of some of our most cfioice, but we have sundry pairs of sparkling eyes left, and it would probably be well to bring it to your notice that there other competitors. A westerngent of the right kind, 'tis said, liana pe miliar inkling this way, and 'tis further said the charming Miss M. K? is the magnet of attraction. Be this an it may, it would not he at all out of the common course of things, to see, ere long, one of our most lovely flowers transplanted to, and blooming i lorth upon the banks of Lake Michigan. The gay, 1 pretty, blue-eyed MisaM. C?e, 'tis aaid, is a great J admirer ol navy buttons. Nough ced. Respectfully yours, &c., Sa* Wet.mck. Anbnrn, i [I'orreipoudencc of the Herald.] Arsons, Nov 3d, 1S42 f'- *1 mcai ?{x.-akariies, not tor lasting and prayer, but for the dump war ot words between Metsrs. Kathburn and Morgan, candidates lor Congress. A chairman trom each parly is to be appointed tor the purpose, 1 suppose, of keeping each other 111 order, 'ilie whole atlair is to be dished out alter the truly southern style, and if 1 can spare time, 1 will luruteh you with an abstract ot the post modem examination, lor each party is confident thai the champion of the other will be annihilated. My idea is, that the two political warriors will retire like the Kilkenny cats. Bones. Baltimore. [Correspondence ol tlie Herald.] Balii.mukk, Nov. 3,1842. Fiuhionablt JtUcliigaut Alarriugtt?Fu lit ton in Lrcu? 'Iheatrual*?Broilur Alujfit and Fluqxunct, My Dear Mr. Bennktt? What has become ol ltodeiick 1 We see no Baltimore letter now in the most valuable of papers, the New York Herald. Do gel another correspondent. In the interim, 1 will give you a few items of the new cliques and associations getting up he e for the coming winter. O! what a g ottous winter this must be. Darties anu'lalls nightly, ol course. But most ot all, there is a number ot weddings to come oti. One, by the bye, hikes place this t.iglii.? Mr. H- L. L leads to the by menial altar Miss M. it., stepdaughter ot one ot the most opulent dry goods dealers in this monumental city. May heaven look down and bless this loving cou|4e. The girls say the iiieu must and shall propose._ They have gone so tar as to get up au a.-aociahou cal'vd Buds," lor the express purpo.-e ol?1 had almost said ol entrapping the nutvary. 'lake care, young iiieu. Improve your minds as well as your parses be I ore you enter that awtul noose. Tins marrying business, save a Crockett writer, is a verv htkliiui tiling. I agree with him. To-day hat hern hi auuful. The ladies turned out in aj?ertect style. New hats and cardinals were to he seen in all the shops and thoroughfares of this pigmy city. The taalnonB are much the same as last year. I suppose the Hal 11 more styles are quite out with you, as we always get your stale fashions.? The ladies' hais are positively shockiug?something so vulgar about them. Not one ot them loolu dutmgul. Oh, Baltimore where is thy taste t 1 see your correspondent from i'hiladelplua mentions something ut a quarrel between Celeste and tier relations 111 iialtiuiure. We liave heard nothing old. Baltimore tsquiie ignorant. We must all be sleeping. Wake up.O inhabitants ut this miniature New York! Wake up and hear what transpties in this, thy native city. Let not the I'htladelphiatis bteal from us our news as Redwood Fisher's letter wus stolen at Washington. 3hame on ye Can ye hold up your heads '1 lie theatre here is badly supported, and the piece they now play, that ol Smieen String Jack," is a* great a mass ol nonsense a- any ass could accumulate in a given length of lime. Lectures and Matin are quite manias here. 1 don't like tVlaftii? lie admires the dear creatures" loo much His eh.ikiug lue pietly girls' hands la too open. Lo slop tnat, biother Malta. r-xj wags tile world. Lvery thing aeems stale, llat,aud unprofitable." D.i yet a correspondent Hoping tins ii.ay meet your approbaiion, J subrctibe my self Mom i.Xoaa ?CT. OKKTAIN CURE FOR DEAFNE^d MONS. .HAL! AN-tk>??J Maauiber*?IriViaitfle Votes Conductor* lo liable persona mete ally, X 0 advanced ear, uid ut forty ami fifty I rare taiulius, ol rllienn dralueaa, and i.l those who are only sliirhlly doll of hearing, to join 10 general conversation, and t? catch the touud of a dismal low t|* alter at a |?ibl,c assembly They are the aiae ol a vary I mill gold teveu alnllm* piece and when in tbe cavity of tha cart, they are not is the Iran perceptible, nor more unernnfor table than havinit a sin >11 piece of tine waot io ita iilacv. And allhousb tliey are vo eitreiuely email, yrt thoy enable those af rl t ied with tiuenv deafuysa to hear, id every rasped, equal 10 those of mos, acme tiea iu?. T? be had ol Mom VI ALLAN k SON. Sonreon Drstiata Sole Aaei.l* for thv pa lea lee, No. 2 P?rt Place, one door from Bnsnlwoy. The above iutentoii line been in oar in Eoroue for tome years and is strougly recommruded, being one ol (he k mates Si-Cttverie- nt tbe ace. Persona, son-roaideuta of New York city, ou ihe r.mittanc >l flft, rasher a |Hlir forwarded hv |.osf. JISlM?Sr KL3 OR lb i Tib till via HAIR DAkU HEADs AND OREV rlKAUl* READ T ,S? 0 Tlie hunt tu litir can be restored il |.roi*r and ar.MUti is* mrds. sar. spplird. Tbe proprietor of this assure* yon o his word, that en-ai uuinbersroine to his siorr whose hair thia has sutirely rrsiored. He requests you (o Kite Jones' Oil of Coral 1 irt axia one trial, iheu ju.lgi for wiuraelf. He pledges you bis wool it is ail K it represented. These are its qualities, il will saake the hair grow, (ou the h tid. fsco, bony, or aoy pert where nature lua uded hair lo frus sUy IU fallins oni, care icurfordaiidriff, uid mat'.. Iicht.rr-tl,i>r cray ti.nr crow dark from .be roots in lime. AmoiiK tor numbers wholiavr used il sod certify tills, is W. Hopkins. Kmc Xreet, N. V? J. Gilbert,Jew liter, Houdau street, N. V., and T. Power, grocer, Brooklyn. j VV?* >iiIti (lft-r liuislrptikiif tiUmrt if Mrs* shnas Is a* rery rrwm bit, nag them :o a healthy ttatr, and cauasnu them to con trait around the eeth. In painful affection. of the teeth tnd yam*, anting from itpqeure to cold, it will he found highly benefirial. ft la parocularly aerviceable to uae the Orrn Tooth Waah at night Jaat I f ire retiring to reit. Thi* method it rrryyweoJea ay amtmut dentist., a* by to doiic til prrticle* of food which aceuuulatr dnrinit the day are entirely remoter), and the mouth utit through the night iu a lean, tweet, and Soaiad teetii and while teetn are tha- "not v'u.?!'?rttWJ"0.?,? -.eaaary for their oremrratjoa, r.e..w^n..rro.nd?dty.al| the neaaa needed A oimia the to we I" T"?!! .r-T"_fft rial effectual than bbe Orwa/""'jjWaafe-it elaarmea a^ whl cut the Ueth.atr. Wll"'?^; I ereteua the breath We me. nrmend iu aaa to all, youag and Tfo Ornal oo^.'w'tah ia the beat detergani wr aeai aaed aa ?*/euauicl Boston Tranaeetpt. t "r ..Ie hr the riitcptl drmniwt* In the city m^r LKK' IIEH"! CEECHF.3 LEECHKS y AAA LtHiH HKaLTHY MWKDISH oEii' HEH Juai iieeireu bails hit i*?t NeWioii, from l.u.iia'g. tor sale luaru ouaut tv.ai ?*ry moderate p iaaa by U. A. It H. Wl 1'TK, ImpoiteraOf Leeche*. jl |m g Itl *ill.amatfOet,_ THE GERMAN SURGEON. 'OLOMON III N K, M. D., Nn Rr.de atieet. New York. lii *cr*bfuU tnA rhrotii dMN no rhdr^if i?f1? till lh? ititM ia iplireftd All prraoMo*irmr?J, uii-on* can have then bone* straightltd. Reference* aiven W niiilti"*< patieuta who htvt ten cure?f in lh? city. **1 VM*|

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Oil*?Nothing doing ill whale. Linseed, (mat Ameri :an two cents per gallon lower; sales at its cents, cashWinter S|mrm etO, and Fall ami Spring 70 cts. Pruvitiout? Ohio prime Pork has Tieen in demand for \|wrt?sales 37UO brls at *5 37} a $5 50 Ohio Mea* has lino sol I at 50, and Lower County, *9 36. Mess Bee I lales at F6 75 a F7 new Prime coinman Is Ft 13} a F3 37} Lard, Butter, Cheese, kc. are steady at former rates. Philadelphia Cattle Market. PiliLsDr.i.rHU, Nov. 5?The offerings wore ; us, in the tl4th year ot lier age. tier fnemla, and those of the family, are requested to atten I het funeral from the residence of her father, No. s7 West Broadway, this afternoon, November 6th, at I o'clock. On Krilav, Nov 4th, 13M, altera short hut Mvara i 11new, M?ky Davidsov, wife of Theodore Silva. Her friends and acquaintances, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend her tinrral on Sunday, rt h mat., r.t 3 o'clock P. M., at her late residence, Nj. 5 Weehawken street, near Amos. On Friday evening, 4th inst., after a protracted illness, J so P. Ai'stiis. On Kit 1 ij* afternoon, 4th iiist Marv Hzxhy, wife of Michael Henry. On Frida. ,4th instant, altera lingering illness, Mrs. 1 i i isos Vai.lfan, aged 84, relict of the late William Vallesn At Kingstown, Dublin, on the l .'th ultimo, aged twelve mouths, MANdAHEr, only child of Richard F. and Maria Ledwith. Curclgn I u?|>ortnrioiii. I'hauhi-Brig Lapwing?(It. poitnl yesterday287(1 liiiles 2 b?le? d?rr slcns 6 do mdie J Avezz.ina Sr co?J3C hides (f Milu h co?6 O do 7. ichrisson. MARITIME H E R A L J). To Ship Maitern and Agents, W* shall esteem ir. a favor, if captain* of vessels will iri?e to Commodore William A. Bassetl, of onr new? licet, a report of the dripping left ti the port whenee they uMi h teisels spoken on their passage, a lisf of their cargo. and any foreign newspapers they may hive. He v? ui Soaru thMin immediately on their .*1 Agents and correspondent* at home or abroad, will alro confer a favcr by sending to this office all the marine intelligence they can obtain. Nautical inform omii of my hind will he thankfully received. POUT OP HEW YORK, NOV. (1, 1814. rtf risk! c 57 i moon sets 8 11 suit SETS 6 3 HI OH WATER 1122 Cleared. Ships New York, (Bremen) Wacliter, Bremen, Oelrichs St Kruger; Athens, Chase, N?;w Orleans, S H Sise: Panthea, Dennis, do, Wm Nelson; Hibernia, Burling, Savannah, Saml Thompson; Calhoun, Myers, Charleston, G Sun n-Bargee* Ovando, Nichols, Apalachicoli, Nesmith, Leeds St Co; Tennessee. 8awver. do. do do; Win Ladd, Wvman, St Marks, do do; Orlando, (Br) Wilson, 8t Andrews, NB GrtritieU, Mint urn St Co.?Brigs Orafin Von Bismarck, (Prussian) Kei'l. Bremen, Win Wcisser, Timoleon. Bliven, Port Leon, W W Pratt.? Schrs Carolinian, M'Try, Montevideo and Bu*UOS A u .lis Drmar?st; Venus, (Venezulian) Todd. La Gusyra, B F Daw son; Pilot, Williams, West Indies; Hope, Mitchell, Berrnndt, Nesmith, Leeds Co; Wm Hart, Guugy. Wilmington, NC. A B Cooley St Co; Adriin, Pitts, Savannah, John Ogden; Chaa A Thompson, Seeley, Jacksonville and Sr Angus' lie Fla. A B r.Anl Ir r.n. A f'-.l I'....:- Ol 1." vr/? u__ i?: Towusemi, Richmond. A H Coolev it Cos Tli ihia, do do; Mary Ann, (Br) Ellsworth, Yarmouth, N'S. J II Brail,e. Arrived. Brig Athens, Jones, from M ttnz.as, 0?.t. 11, with molasses, &e. to order. Sail-d in 1:0. with bar,| re Ontario, Hart, for Boston, ami raried 12th, off D. H. Shot Keys. Left trrin Oenl Scott, of Portland, arrived 9lh; selir Star, of Bath, for Boston, in 4 days?the only American vrss*ls. Ilfh, I'an of Matanzas SW. saw a w|s osiqas whh psiatsd pert* lUoliaf to westward, under jury fore mas', lots of main topgallant msst and jinboom?made one tack off shore, and abont f, p. M. as w her keep off anil run for Matanzas?(probably the Finland, of Keanebnnk, before reported at Matanzas with damage, and loss of part of crew by sickness The Alliens has bail very htavy Weather from NE. to ENE. lor the last ID data. Bntish brig Leone, Lis well, from Bridge jmrt, III in ballast, to Thos. Winniett. Brig Juan J. de Carthag-ui, Kellar, from East Machias, with lnmher to Brett St Vnsc. Schr Iole, Norwood, from Eastporl, with lath ami plaster, to P. I. Nevios St Sou. Below. British brig Lady Hnnting'on. Clemmins, 16 days from Barbadoes, in ballast, to Godct St Barclay. Oue ship, unknown. Mulled. Shins Horatio, Howard, Canton; Peter Hattrick, Post. Mobile ;brig Win Crawford, West Indies. Ueneral Record. Packet ship Patrick foi Liverpool, will sail to. morrow, her regular day. Iler letter bags are at Gilpin's, in the Ed hange. Shipping at Philadelphia.?On Wednesday last, there were lying at the wlmrtes of the Delaware, J slops. 1 barque, 13 brigs, 19 schrt, 27 sloops and 6 canal boats?in addition to 22 trssela at Sprnce street wharf, engager! m the oyster trade.? The above fist onlv includes such vessels as were at the wh irvet between South and liac-eat eel*. Ah-,ve and below were many more?and ihe air of buatlc ami aetivitv was quite graiif ing. Launches.?A fine brig called toe Deinarar', was laanchrd in Prosjwct a lew wc-ki s.nrr. She is to he coinm-mhd by Capt Blanchard. and is intended for the West India Hade. A shin called the Wiuilegauce, of 300 tuns bu.tllcl was launched at Bath. AVhaJeinrn. Sailed from New Bedford 3d inst. South Boston, Crewvll, Pacific Ocean. Spoken, Aug 3, lal 31 56, Ion 37 10, Euphrates, Post, NB; 20lh, lat 4 30 S, lou 24, Hibernia, Sanford, do, all well. Spoken. Colnmbus, (supposed) Cole, fiom NYork for Liverpool, Oct 20, off the Salines. Patriot, of ami from Boston for Yucatan, Oct 10 a 11. off Ull Shot Keys. foreign forts. St John, N B. Oct 25?Arr Industry, Stevens. Dnhlin; Infanta, Delanv, Philadelphia; B-lle of Maitland. Lin lei Turks Island; F.dw Preble, Perting-ll, Cape IL-nrs; Avelini, Crosby, Yarmouth, NS; -tooth Esk. Wisbart, Liverpool; Prince Alher,, Flint. London; New Zealand. Bat Herman. N-wri. nl 17ih, Putsuit, Spruce, Liveipoeil; Don; Heed, W.ateiford; 2lih, Retreat, Allail^Aberdern. Svntvt v, B. Oct 16?Arr Abbott Laid, Patterson, Haarp, an" sld Huh "or Nttrleans Havana, hont Oct 16?In port, York, Morrell. diag; Rapid, Ward, tor NYork, soon; Olive haint-erlaiu, French, log? c rpl tin sick. KlNC.SrON. J.I. Oct J?In nortOrontes Shrene r.,r N'Vn.k in n few day*. Campkachy, Oft 14?In port, Apalaclncola, for NOrleans.in a few days. i hii.i. no dale?The C ominho was fly for N York. Dfal, Oct 17?Passed, Katharine Jackson, Myrra, Rotter J nn for Baltimore. 'i kitste, (Irl 7?In port, John A Robh, expected to so to a salt iiort and Brazil Tatrtai, Sept 14? In port, Martha Wash listen, for NOrleans I not Boston) about 22d. Straits of St aca, June 23?IV Imis. of Boston, Sutnner, fnon NYork March 18. for Canton. The I1. when'iff Itluid of St Paul's, June 8, ship.Til a heavy sea, which earned away the In ns" on deck, broke the nil and tiller, killed the steersman, i ariled twi, two hoafs, h'nke several si nicle on and lill d the upper and lower cabins with water. Auoilier wheel had been netted, and the ship would keep ou her course without stoppiuir at any place for repairs. Mpscat, June 15?Brands, Ward, from Bombay, unc. Home Port*. Bavrion, Nov 1?C'.ld Demerara, (new) Blinrhird, West Indies hath, Oct31?An Byron, Russell. Liverpool; Nov i, M'Lel Ian, Orr, Boston. Sid 2d, Monmouth, Patten, NOrleins; Riir,bow. Svmi*s. N o 3?Chi Astr ,c >n. We' ster, NOrleans. Sid Trojan, Nancy W "terms, and bslmoath. NgwnuRTPORT, Not 3?Below, Massachusetts, from Cadiz. Cld Caravan Biay, NOrlevns. Saiiw. 'ivt?S i| G re le, Dun ap, Cape de Vcr.l- and Africi; 2d, Maiv Helen Hayman, Cayenne; Post Boy.O^sy, (Jeorgetown, DC: 1st, Mermaid, V ?rnev, St Helena and Africa; E H Herrick, Wilkius, NYork; Khz belli. Arr 2d, Crescent, Cutler for NYork. BosToft, Nov 4?Arr Charlotte, Tripe. NOrlesus?in the (tale of Ith ult. lat 28 341 Ion B5, laid to 18 hours under bare poles, part of the time Willi the lee Mil tw left undi i w in r?!lore and main topgallant fa ils. See. kr.; Alpine, Ballard, Boh for A'takapas Chi Sls(t, Pear-.in. NewOrleai s; Huntress, Griffin, do; Alabama. Rsndlett, Mobile; Enrot is, Crosby, do; Nasssn, l)oiiy lass. Cap- Hayti?n; (.'inciun t us, Wliltmor. I'lnl adrlp oa; Marietta, Crowell, NYork Plymouth. Nov i?Sid Volant, Gihhs, St Thomas. Nr.w Bldford, Nov 3?Ari Brutus. Doane, NYork. Sid Nonpareil, Pope, Wi.miiiyion, NC; Win Hns i Hily. New O i h a 11 s; President, Sir-.m, Portland; Sylph, Niekrrson, Boston: Lor una. Smith, do; W A Caldw. li, Horner, Porto Rico; David Coffin, Tobey, New Bedford; Abm Brossn. Kickards,New Haven; J T Hatfield, luversolt. New 1 ok; Orb. Yapo, trr in the Schn Ikiil. ThKiH, Oct 30? Arr Oa'brd,Catter, Portland, Mr; Pint*, Given, Bath lor Charleston. Nrw OtLltui, Gel 20?I'M Tyrone, S|iear, Boaton. Be low, 3bii*a. CTOLKN from I lie Snbicriber at the Depot Jeraey City Keii ry. 101 Saturday rvr nirir, 1 I'm ki t II k e uitaiiiiinc a ainall lum 111 Bulk Billa, and fonr draft*, aaf-llowa One drawn by Gilbert* 4t Bona, on JnliDana it Sou of Ba'timore, payable at tight, to ihe order of the anbacriber for $200ii One drawn by New England Bank, Boaton, payable 10 nubacriber, $1000 Our diawn by Shoe and Learner Dealera Bmk, Button, payable In anbtciiber, $11. One drawn by Stale Bank, p lyable to L. 8. Munroe, au d catinned, $1300. The public are hereby cantioned not to receive or ncKOCiatr the above, the payment of whieh having Oern flopped. EDWARD MUNROE. At the above drifta and other pipert ran lie of nonie 10 any uthei ii -ra.in III 111 ilu-owm r. he ti pir'H tli-earn, in ly In urn to the lower I'oat Office, directed for bo* No. 300. mtll'itc _ VprpoCHEkS PI, WE IH?Tb- No York Chr.s 1 Club I inert at rhe n II ,on, .No I Barclay jtreat. Pr'ann* within* to join the Club, ran apply '?.uiy of the memheia, a Il?l whom c III lie an 11 ,il llie I IIIl1 \(>v York aud Brrtnklyn, are requeued tn meet at Israel Post's, 87 Il iwtn\n? Monday P.Teniug. the 7th of NolemWr, at 5 o'r lock. business of imnortai ce will be brought ii.frin.tln.nl Punctual attendance ot all persona in he above line is re niest-d. ui tleml'r PNO 1BH 1 HEEUR?A Ant rat* dairy of English ChitN, J' for tile by JAS. BILLING*., *t 212 Greenwich street. A liberal allowance will b; made to lelnlers. uiiM*r GRAND VOCAL AND INST R (TME NTAL CONCERT. \f'V RARtbMANN h?i the liouor of announcing to liia 7, 'to-mls and the inblic, that his first Concert in Am. rica. will f ke place on Monday Earning, Noy. 7th, 1842, af the Apollo, a.iHi..d by the following ul.nl:.M'rne. OTTO, Sign or RAPETTI, aud Mr. L. RAKEMANN, Who will I.r aide at the Piano Forte. PROGRAMME. PaaT I. 1. Fantasia Dramatic ior the piano forte, from "Lucia di Lammertnoor." Mr F Rakrmimi Liazt 2. Grind Arii, from the German Oiwrra "Oberou," M me Otto CM Weber 1. Kant -aii tor the Violin, Sig Kinetti Rapctti 4. Caratina, from "Robert le Diable,"?"iiobett! toi ijiie j'aime?" M'mr Otto-.. Meyerberr Ileinneroti?Grandra Variitiona Brilliantea for the Piino, (composed by Lnit.Thalberg, Pixis. H -ra, Czerny and Chopin) Mr F Rakemann Part 14. 1. Arii f om the "^'abat Mater,"?"Cnjua anitnarn," M me Oito (iortiiii 2. Two Bongs?Mr F Kikem'UI1, transl ted forthc Pimn Fo te of Krant ScliubcrU, by Liaxt 3. Air V.irie for the Vio in, Big Kapetti Mayaeder 4 Bong?"The Kipture Dwelling," M'tne 17trn- Balfe i. Fautiaia foe the Piano on the Priyer of "Moiae," Mr F Rakemann Thalberg Tickets SI each. 'O he hid at the |irincipil Music Storrs. oi3t?r A? LADY l'HO*l EUROPE, of supt-nor address anil ate A |iearauce, wish-s to undertake the education of two little girls. She i? proficient in matic, hiring received instructions vocallv end instrumental!)', from the nut masters; understands the rudini-nu of Kreach and Italian? i? sneiceilcut seamstress, am) accus'mned to good society. Would uol obiert !o go south, superintend a inilliu rv, embroidery, or confrctiousrv citabliinineot, where the could hare a uest ajurlineui, and be to it. ll as .1 I nly Kicelleut references as to character and c ipshility. Address L. M. N. Park Post office. BO V ItDI NO ?The original Walton Home, 326 Pearl sti ret, Fianklin Square?kept by J.is. Fowler, from London, k tig land, permanent boa'drrs -2,M> pa r week, transient hoardrrs SO cents per day Families can be accommodated with private rooina nn reasonable teims. Wines and spirits, 3 cents per gilts?home brew'd ale 4 Cents per pint?fine Welsh rarebits 4 cents t ach?rold cuts eli>r. 8. c can In- sent to sea without a dollar's expense. She nry be seen at the Dry Dock. Kor further particular* inquire of Ira Bliss, at the office of the C. and A. K. II. Company, or to JOHN C. STEVENS, n2 2wjgb South Amlroy. NOTICE ?Wheress Samuel Bemheiiner, of Syrai use, has acted as the agent of II. Bemheiiner fit Brothers, merchants in the ci'v of New York, in the collecting of debts at Sytai mr, and in other buiiuiss, all )>ersous aie hereby notified that his power a* such agent has been revoked, sud all persons are hereby blbillss totnuairt any business with Inm. as such agent; and whereas Samuel Bemheiiner and Jacob Bloch, constituting the fuinofS. Beiuheimer Co.. of Syracuse, hsve this dty assigned to H. Bertiheimer Brothers, of New York, all the irnods, debts and drmanJs of every description; therefore, all persona are hereby forbidden to |>ay any "ebl- to said S. Bemheimer it Co. or either of said firm after this date?and aM pavments of said demands may hereafter be made to Herrinan B- rniieinier.Emanuel Berubeimer or Siinon Bemheiiner. bring the firm of H Ueinlieimer it Brothers, oue ofwlinni will be found at Sy raeuae by any |ierson wishing to make payments: and on whom all persons indebted are requested to cadi immediately ana settle their accounts and uolea. Dated Syracuse, N. Y.-Niv. 2d. 1*42. m lm*r H. BKKNHEIMEK fit BROTHERS. MILLINAKY ARTICLES. CLOAKS, Stc.-VICTOItlNE it CO., from Paris,respectfully tuform the ladies ofthis city, that ihev wiltapen on the 1th in?t., 395 Broadway, between White and VVflfcer streets, a splendid assortment ol lists, Capotes, ("oaks, Pelerines. Camails, fancy and street Dresses, Scarfs, Shawls, Veils, Feathers, Marabouts, fcc., ol the latest ''arts lashion. Just received per ship Ville de Lyon, from Havre. Dress and Cloak making promptly executed. ni Irn'r PQAC; COAL?A am of but Red Ash reach Orchard, broken Coal, diy Ittrying this day Irom barge Peter, foot of Hutger strrel.and will be dcliveied free ofcaitsge at Si,J J per ton. Orders received for the above quality of Coal for ono week, at the following low prices: Broken, $5.50 Egg, $5.50 Nut $5,00 ni 6- r Oa-OROE THOMPSON, a lieiter ?t. COAL.?A ergo ol the best Peach Orchard Coal, is now ready for delivery, on board barge Judge Royer, at Market slip, toot of Market street. It will h-sold in quantities to suit pitirh tsera. at the fo low-lag price?Brosru ana Egg, deliveied at $5 per u>Dj ni It'si Collector's Office, New York, I Nov. 2, 1842. S NOTICE TO.MARINERS.. j\ n>'w ucacon Login, a tuitecl on Simly Hook, eleven hundred feet to the eastward of the old eaatern beacon, and in a direct easterly line or range with the Light House and o'd East rn Beacon, will he exhibited on the tilth November next, atid continued lliereafter The Light at the old Eastern Beacon will be extinguished, hot the buildin will remain for a m irk. in dai light. The new Western Beacon, on Sandy Ho k, erected very to arly U|>nn the site of the Western Beacon, will be lighted a'?o on the loth November, and continued thereafter. The old Western Beacou will be laktn down and removed fn.iliwith. EDWARD CURTIS, Collector and SU|>erintrndenl n3 4tisr uf Light Houses. T IVEHPOOL OKIIELL CO AL AFLOAT-Disehar, D ging from ship Lib rty. foot of Dover street, Esst river arargo of superior Lirnrixiol Orrel Coal, all lowered into the hold, large size, expressly tor family nse. Forsale in lot* to stnt purchasers, very low from the vessel App'v on board or to WILLIAMS k FERGUSON, n4 3i?*r No. 28 Oak street and !07 Anthon, sr. BOOKKEEPING. rPHE COUNTING ROOMS OF C. C. MARSH, forth, a -tudy of |n actical Bookkeeping, and mercantile arithmetic are open from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Pupils attend two or more hours daily. Prospectuses with terms may be had at the rooms, No. St i edarst, C C. Marsh's Work*, which are highly recommended for their simplicity, and the great amount of instruction they contain, are sold as above. Prices as f Hows:? Double Entry Bookkeeping simplified. 10th edition, tt 00 Single do do improved, 3d edition, 73 These Books are well ca'culaled for schools aod self-instructors. n4 6ris*r ALL HEAD THIS. 'T'HE undersigned having made several heavy purchases of A Hour ?f very superior brands, will offer for sale on and after Monday next.5 p'unds baked Bread, for 1 shilling. To those tinarqu-. toted with the article, he wou|d state that size has generally been a secondary consideration; it being his eonstaut rndexvor to (ratify the taste rather than use inferior Hour to increase the weight. But now flour being so unusually cheap lie feels satisfied, should the purchaser study either size orquality, tie cannot fail in being pie tsed after giving it a trial N. B. Sti rekeepers wi hing his bread can be supplied by calling at his store, wnerr terms wi I be made knnwu ROBT. MUMBV, HI Fulton st. or Atlantic St., 4 doors above Henry. Butter a"d Sugar Crackers, manufactured by himself, of superior quality, lre?h every day. Brooklyn, Nov. 3d, 1843. n-3 lw*cc JgtL TO LET?An excellent long established stand for a pvW grocery, and the stock and fixtures for sale?the loca. 'JL'i' is mi II known lo be qua! to any on the west side i! .'an. Th- whole stock, im 'Unting to about tllOO? will be sold to the advantage of the purchaser. For further pirtirulais inquire at liO Hudjou St., officr front baaemeuL 1.3 3tis*r MDOO Lt >ST?B3.re w od and D. Newell Temperatice and other Almanacs the Rainbow and Kadimt, a new h.nnor >na and witty journal, well calculated to please the lireli and ?.iy. All of which will be told at wholesale and retail, and those who buy to sell attain at a lower rate than can be obtained elsewhere. N. B.?Fifty agents wanted t? circulate magazines, periodi cal?. kc. A. J. SEXTON, No. II Beekman, n.'? lrnr corner N assart. POR DR. F Ki H T W INGEK'S Cum nt ofC opa 1 nt, Capsules, Acids, Dytwoe oSiafcmo in this conn try. So* adv.rtur nt . Given under a.) hind, at the city nl Waiuiiuatou, thi. twinty-avventhday ol September, Auiio Doiniui. 184.'. JOHN TYLER. By the I'-eaidrut: THO. H. BLAKE, CoiumiiMiuntr of the (itntral Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every prreon claiming the right ofpre-emption tu land in any f the township, designated in tlii* proclamation, in virtue of thr |>rovi.iuua of the art of 22d June, 18118, aa eitetided and mollified by the act of Itt June, 1840, or of the nroviiiou. of the I >1 trr act, (where lho*e lawi.lill apply to turn claims by retuon of the abac lice of the idata at the Register'* office on 28d June, 1841,) or by virtue otlhe act of the 4th September, I841,?*ch grsuliug certain privileges to another and different claaa of aettlera, i? rrque.t-il to prove the aame to the aatiafaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Laud Office, and make pa\ mrut therefor aa >on aa practicable after seeing thi. notice, aud before the day appointed for the commencement of the public tale of thr land as above designated. otherwise aucli claims will be forfeited. Wherr the year subsequent to the tiling of the plats shall expire previouost paid. A C. B. ol lm*r MONUMENTS, AC. DOBERT E. LAUNITZ, (late Fraxee St Launitx) Sculptor TV and Artificer in Marble, No. Ml Bioadway, New York. Statues, Monuments,Busts, Fountains, Tombs, Head Stones, Vases, Ac., executed of the finest American and Italian Marbles, in a chaste and classir style. N. B. Croten water having heen introduced into the city, Mr. L. will be pleased to execute all orders for erecting fountains lor gentlemen in their gardens, as he has had many years experience in Italy and this country. The best of city reference given. All orders by letters, giving New York city references, attended to with punctuality and despatch. sJ7 lm*m THE EUREKA BLACKING. 'PHIS is a new article of Blacking, possessing qualitie 1 greatly superior to all other kinds now in use. It softens anil preserves the leather, imparting a brilliant iwlish with half the usual labor required in the use of the common Blacking. It further prssesses that requisite so long sought for in the peculiarity of the composition never becoming hard dry, or mouldy by age. Dealers in Blacking are requested to call and receive a sample of the article gratis. Perfect satisfaction warranted in every case. Manufactured and for sale by J. M. JOHNSON. No. 4 Spruce street,near Nassau, New York. N. B.?A superior article of Writing Ink manufactured by J. M. J. and sold wholesale and retail. s24 lin'r rSKAEL'S RESTORATION, Christ's Second Coming, A and the Millenium,will be lectured on by Margsret Bishop and others iu Military Hill, Bowery, opposite Spring street, cn Sundays, at three and seven o'clock, P M. Free Admission. A voluntary collection taken up. The public are respectfully invited. nf lmr* TAKE NOTICE. NEW AND GREAT INVENTION.?FRANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANIFOLD WRITERS.? By this wonderful iovrntiou. a letter and duplicate can be written in one operation, with more ease oud greater facility than a >iiigl? letter with an ordiuaiy pen and ink. To the mercantile, professional, and traveling part of the community, this truly great invention is of infinite value, as it is a gieat saving of time, trouble and rxpeuse. The principal advantage to lie derived from the manifold writer is, that a copy of any document may be kept without any additional trouble to the writer, aud without any necessity of using; cither an inkstand or a pen. The instrument used for writing is sn agate point, consequently it never wears by use. For baulu, insurance offices, inercnauts, men of businesa generally, lawyers, postma.lers, editors, re|iorteis, public officers, and all who mayor desirous of preserving copies of ihe-r letters, doiumenta, Ac. with ah iminnic saving ol time, and the satisfactieu of h? v nig aji nul copy 01 wnxi mey nave written, mu will oe found invaluable. Francis's Manifold Writer hai now been in lacct'taful operation two ynais, duiuig wliich time tlie proprietor b is had lb: pleaaure of receiving tlie unfe'gncd approbation of all whoee approbation it liaa come uuder. At the late Fair of the American Institute the merita of the article atere examined into by thrre of tlie moat able cbemiata in the country, who pronounced it to be a very injcenoua ane uaeful contrivance, and not liable to chamte color by exnoaure to air, moisture, or chemical agents. Coaseqgeutlv a niedal waa awarded by Mie lnatitute. The proprietor has lately made great nnprovementa in thia article. The paper la ol tlie beat quality manufactured in the United Stales, being made for the mauifold writer exprcaaly to Ilia order. The ruling ol them, which haa for aome time been thought impoaaihle, h.ta at length been brought to perfection for which a copyright haa been aecured. The copying boolta arc bound in a variety of forina and aixea, van ins in price from 50 cents and upwanla. Stationeia and Country merchanta in general will find it to their advantage to procure the article, aa they meet with a ready aale. A liberal deduction made to thoae who buy by wholesale. News|aper containing the advertiaement to the office of the subscriber. LEWsS FRANCIS, ortaut art. A spacious double Shooting Gallery, illuminated in the eveuiuit, will also be found with superior Swiss pistols?ahoot iUK at a distance of 210 varls. *16 3m#r rkRbiN'ARY DaIly Few grulUinrn in (hi, riti I w arc mm thrv can b un a goua substantial Knglish Diuner, fnruished with (he best the market* can afford. Brer included, for ffcroti. Dinner on table at 1 o'clock. Chop aud Steaks at anv hour. Colu Cats, Sc. Bear in mind, CHRISTIAN SON'S, (late StoneallY) oM lm*r 19 Aun street. NOTICE TO FIREMEN, AND til others desiroos of keeping their Fret Dry aud Warm ihr coining season. By railing at the OLD EXCLUS1VK BOOT STORK, N 144 Chatham street, they can be accom modaled. as the proprietor lias ou hand a full assortment of his well kuown WATER PROOK BOOTS. Constantly on hand s full supply of all other kinds ef Boots ?t prices to suit the times. Also?that inralusble article Rogers' Mrtalic Elastic Heel Boot ran be obtained at the Old Kiclu.ire Boot Store, No. 144 Chatham tt. .2, ltn*r CKoTON WATER. HANSON, WIL accurate experiments, affords twice the liltht of an Astra', while i: burus lor an equal number of houra at half the einctuiCOUTHOUY h NtVKKD will keep constantly on hand a complete assortment of tiie articles a bore enumerated, and hope by their endeavors to inrel the tastes and wishes of the public, to merit a I'.ivor hlany,IOO Pine st.cor of South, up stairs o2t r S. E. GLOVER, President. fYAILY EXPRESS LINES~FdR ALBANY, UTICA, LJBUFFALO. CHICAGO AND CANADA.?Tha subscribers having been engaged for the last twelve months running the Albany and Buffalo Express, in connection wiln Haruden It Co.'s New York and Albany Line, have recently extended their Express Line from Buffalo to Albany, through this city ou their own account, will receive and forward dailt, (Sundays excepted,) Specie, Bank Notes, Parcels, Packages, Bundles, aud Cases at Goods, to and from the following places, vit. Albany, Troy, Utica, Syracuse, Auburn, Ithica. Genevs, Can.uiilaigua, Rochester, Batavia, Lockport, Buffalo, Clevelan I, Detroit, Chicago, and the intermediate places. Also, Oswego, Sacketts Harbor, Kingston and Toronto, Canada. Will promptly attend to the collection and payments of bills, notes, drafts and accounts, purchase and sale of goods and produce by sample, and such other transcieut business aa may be entrusted to their rare. Each Express will be aecmmaM by a competent messenger, together with responsible agents in the princi|>a! towns u|iou the route. Merchants aud others may tie assured that returns will be in this mauui r received moie speedily lhau in any other possible way. N. B.?8|iecial Expresses run to any part of the country at thort notice, and upon reasonable lerms. ?15 r POMEKI>Y it CO. No. 2 Wall street U. S. CITY It ESP A 'l'CH POST. PI 1ST OFFICE, New York, 25th July. 1942. TTOURSof Delivery each day, (Sundays excepted) at the XI Upper and Lower Post Offices:? Letters delimited before Half-past I o'clock, A Ml 12 3 P M I Will be sent out for deAt all the Stations before livery at 9 A M, and I 7 o'clock, A M I aud 4 o'clock, P M. 11 I 2 P Ml Letters to be sent Free, mustdisve "Free Stamp" aAied to 'hem, otlierwise three cents will be collected of the party to whom th? letter is addressed. No money must be enclosed in Inters unless re. istercd at t ie princi|>al offices. Lists nt rhe anona (at all of which "free stamps" may be purchased at 1734 ner 10(1 anil everv information issv he nloamed /an an. plication at the upper or lower post offices. Stamp* issued by tin late UityD?|Mtch Poat will be received. It ia indispensable that the number of the residence ahonld b? staled in ail let!* r* v i.i through-this Post. Tin. Poat Master solicits the earliest iniormation ahonld any irregularities occur. JOHN LOHIMKR GRAHAM a I'rna, kc. Fine Table Cutlery in aettaand doxena; Japanned Tea Trays, in great rarity of ;Mltcrna ami forma; Ane cut glaa* Bowl*, Pitcher*, Tumbler*, Dishes, Goblets, Decanters, Water Bottles, Sugars, kc. kc. W. k H. beg 'eaprcifnllv to infoim their friends, customers, and the public gem-tally, that their arrangement* with the mauufartne.raarr auch that the) cm .ell all articles in their line at remaikaMy low prices; and respectfully invite them to call and aee tlieir show room* which alone ia sufficient to compen aate for the trouble *32)in*r PORTABLE BC A*.*ASMITH'S ie crihera, belug the sole Agents' for the Manufacturers of Coockltu'a Patent Portable Forge aud Bellows, beg leave to call the attention of the public to the above article. That they have been called lor auo inlrod.iced in nearly all part* of the United State*, ia, wr believe a sufficient evidence of their Utility and convenience; being portable and compact, gives them far the preference over the common Foige for Shipping of every description, Rail Roads, Canals, Plantations, Mann factories and all pnrpotea for which the ordinary Forge ia used. Tlioae manufactured fer the U.S. Navy are Wrought Itnu. We would refer tboee wishing to purchase lo aome few who can recommend them from personal aa well aa general knowledge, vix Commodore Crane, Navy Yard, Portamouth, N. H.; Messrs. Carr, Keim k Haines, Philadelphia. Hon. Governier Kemble, West Point Foundry, Cold Soring, N. Y. Messrs. 8. B. Allhause k Co. 443 Broadway, S. Y., and our city blacksmith* generally. GAY k TEBAULT, *21 Jm're corner of Old slip and Water a*. TO COUNTKY MERCH ANTSROB'T. L. SMITH ?te HENDERSON, wnoi.FAakR dkai.KRA in FANCY SILKS AND STAPLE nuv ii/inua i/n i SHAWLS AND LACKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS fltrntr, Isirhom and Palm I*nJ Hat*, NO 176 PEARL HTRKET. Jd door above Pine, New Fork. Rohert L. Swith. Jowa C. He*der?oiv, No deviation from the ft rut (.rice named. oli Imia* UI'OAk HOI SK MOLASSES and Am Iter Syrup -.1 .uperior finality for family uw, for aale in hhdr, tiercea and barrela, at the American Smear Reliuery, No. 21 Leonard at, boO?w?r TTLEE.lt MATES ___ AUCTION SALES BY THOMAS BULL. (Stover Nob. t2 Ann and II) fulttn itroat i MONDAY. At 10K o'clock. Stoves?Without inertt?Wi>I be told, the balance and mo?t valuable pvrt of the atock of a atore manufacturer, compro IU a about ltd stoves of all deacri prions, and the beat patenta lurcookuiK. Ac. Piano Korleiat II o'clock, in the Fallon street store, immr diately after the sale of sum a in Ann street, will be sold without it*serve 10 superb piano fortes, by approved makers including rose wood and mahogany, newest style. Also, au invoice of London cloths and casaimeres, escellent clolhlinr fanev .f-...- -..J furniture by order of a morfgAgr tuesday. At 10% o'clock in the sale rooms. Ktletmvc il?* i f st-aaonable clothing, vilu tble dry goods, a large consignment of Weal of England Cloth-, C aasiineres. v estings, hosiery, shirts, susi**iiuers, gloves, bankerchiefs, Ac. lie. Also, English, French and Americanjeweiry, watches,guns, cnth ry, Ac. Also, same lime 2 cases pistols.au Electric Machine.! aluablt books, prints, Ac BY RIELL A ARCULARIUB, MONDAY^ At 10% o'clock, in the sales r>om. Lartfe sale of cloths, cassi me res, hosiery, Ac. to which the ?tt?ntionof Uie tr ui. i> dir-eti -i TUESDAY. At 10 o'clock, at 23 Elm street. Au assortment of second huud furniture. At 10% o'clock, at the ?ucti?>n ro >rn, Licjnors, S?*vr irs. Ac.?A gooil ass Cm rants, Ac., with ornamenul Shrubbery of various kinds. Catalogues reauy on Tuesday, when the 1 rees can be examined. n5 4t*r __ private medicine chests. THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. HAVK HUBMwd a number of Private Medicine Chests, c.cli containing au appropriate quantity of the new Kreuch Medicines tor (he cure of a |?cufiar cIa?? of diseases, wluqft have unfortunately in too many iuilAiiCea fallen under the treatment of iituorant quackt, in cousequeuce of the extreme delicacy which patients than atllictcd exhibit in apnlying tor medical advice from respectable physicians. Iu the mode now ex plained, however,talc and effectual treatment will be gained by uch |?ticuU without the necessity of making any diacloaure of their case. The "Medicine Chest contains such aqnantlily of appropriate medicine as is guaranteed to rfTcct a peitcct cure, and ample directions in a plain and familiar style accompany each chest. The remedies are applicable to all forms ol the disease. The Cheats, containing remedies for syphilitic diseases are told for t) each?the chests with remedies for .onorrhoe r aud gleet $3 each, may now be had of the Principal Agent ol lire College. W. 8. RICHAJtDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College 97 Nassaa street. N. b.?Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union, the Canadaa and West Indies. Persons purchasing the Chests can.by addressing the College, gratuitously obtain whatever additional advice th.y mav desire during the progress of their case. ?W In STR A BIS NTU S COMMONLY CALLED SQINTING. CUBED ill lew seconds by Ouerin'a Celebrated plan, which it free from |>aiu or danger. Cataracts removed bv any of the operations practised here sr in Europe. DK. WHE E LE R v Ocu Jis t,, jj urffliwicil ?ri'Clt i^ltW IOII. N. B. References ran be given to 264 patients. Office hours, from SAM to I P. M. OS Imis'r HAVANA SEGARTST FCABIA It MANZANKDO, No. 49 Liberty street, near Nassau, offer lor sale the following 900.000 LaNorma aegara, very old and anterior 190.000 Diana do do do 179.000 Kaieranza do do do 100,000 Regalia* of Norma, Diaua, and Kimuro br&nda 10.000 Canoues, Trabucoa, and Bayouetas, rariotia.'do The whole entitled to debenture, aud in lota to auit pare ha aera. oS lmia#r COUGHS AND COLDS. pi'.MKMBKlt. No 14 North Sixth alter I, one door below Arch atreel, Philadelphia, the moat certain and heat Kaimly Medicine, for Couglu, Colda, Knitting Blood, Throat and Lung Diacaar, a riaing aenaation like chokiug, tickling, nrufr pleaaanl obatiuctiona. For the above, Dr. SWAVNh'S Com pound Syrup ot Wild Cherry will be lonnd the great remrdy. Prraona who hare abuaed themaelrea hy the uaenl ardent apirita will find both their atrenirtli aud reaolution much improved by leaving off the spirits. and taking a draught nccaaionally of the above reatoralive. All preparations from thia valuable tree, except the above,may he conaidered apurioua or counterfeit The real article mav be had of the following Agents, or at No. 14 North Sixthatreet, Phildelnhia? AGENTS Dr. W. H. MILNOR, Druggist, No. 192 Broadway. MRS. M. HAYES, No. 129 Kultou at, Brooklyn. BKNJ. OLDS, Newark, N.J. JOHN MASON, Patterron, N.J. ?21 lm*r FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 34 LISPENARD STREET. AAADAME COSTELLO, Kemale Physician, still continues to treat, with astonishing ancces*,-all diseases peculiar to females. Suppression, irregularity. obstruction, fee, by whatever cause produced, can be irmoved by Madame C. in a very sort time. Madame C.'s medical establishment having undergone thorough repairs and alterations for the better accommodation of her nuinerour patients, she is now preiwred to receive ladies on the point of confinement, or lhoae who wish to be treated lor obstruction of their monthly period. Madame C. can be cniBulled at her residence No. 94 Lispen ard at, at all times, aud with the strictest regard to seeresy. All comranuicatiouaand letters mast be post-paid u3 lm*r DAGUERREOTYPE. TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. FA. ARTAULT Ik CO.. I SWITZER^ h&BfaLAND, Capt Chid w irk .will sail as aborr.hrr regular For passage in cabin, second cabin, and steerage, baring splendid accommodations, apply on board foot of Maiden Lane. oVto Joseph Mcmurray. 100 Pine street, corner of South. P. 8 ?Persons wishing to send fr their Iririids residing in the old country, cau hare thrm brought est by litis ship, or any of ffie regular |iackets, by applying as aborr, if by letter prist paid. ojgr xjg- FOR LIVERPOOL?NEW LINE-.Regular mFkVW Packet of 25th November. The Splendid Packet m8I|',P ROSCIl S, Capt. John Collins, of HOOtons, will positively sail as a bo re, her regular dar. For freight or passage, baring accommodations unequalled for splendor or comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to F.. K. COLLINS It CO. 5? South street. Price of passage. $100. The Packet Ship Siddons, Captain Edw. B. Cobb, ol 1000 tons, will succeed the Roseius, and sail the 25th December, her regular day. Paaaengrrs may rely on the ships olthis line sailing pnnctually as adrertised. n4 r idf' FOR LIVERPOOL?Thesplrndidfastsailing and farorite packet ship IIOTTINOUEK.t 1200 tons burJaUlb'hrn) Caiit. Ira Bursley, is intended to be despatched on the ioth November. This magnificent ship is one of the New Line" recently established between th-s port and Lireipod, and is decidedly oue ol the most sup-rh |asseiigers, csnoot he surpassed and are seldoikequalled. Her between decks for second cabin and steersgr |ia?eugars, are very spacious, and lilted up in auch a auperior manner, that thoae wishing to atady their comfort and convenience, will not fail to select this conveyance in preference to any other. Aa a number of ber ha are already engaged, thoae wishing to secure a piaaage should not fail to apply early, to prevent dis ap|iointmviit, the terms being very low. For which apply on board, foot of Pine at. or to W. k J. T. TATSCOTT, 43 Perk Slio. n3 or 52 South at. corner of Jones' lane. **?-">ACKKT "FOR MAR^THT.LF.$?The ship HK.NWrfyKV THOMPSON. Svlveater, master, will sail on JHMKiitlie 1st December For freight or passage app.y to BOYD k HlNf'KENVAgrnta, 1 f,r 9 Tontine Buildings. sgg- PACKET FOR HAVRE?Second Line?The ship BALTIMORE, Edward Funck. Maaler.will sail on ?BBs2a the 1st of December. BOYD fc HINCKEN, n2t No. 9 Tontine Buildings. a FOR NEW ORLEANS Louisiana and ,>-w York Linr?Regular Packet of l?th November?The Cast sailing coppered and copper fastened iwcket ship SIPPI. Capt Chester llillard, will posmvelv ssil as above, her regular day. For freight or pasaage, having superior furnished accommodations, apply on hoard, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall sL or to E. K COLLINS k CO. 5? South at. Positively no goods received after Wednesday evening, the 9th lust. Shippers may rely upon having their goods correctly measured. and that the ships of this line will sail punctually as advertised. Any guarantee to that effect will be given and fulfilled thai may be required. Agents in N. Orleans. Hullin k Woodruff, who will promptly forward all goods to their address. The racket ship HUNT8VJLLE, Cau. O. R. Mumford, succeed the Shakspeare. and sul the 20th Nov, her regular day. ______ FOR NEW ORLEANS MOBILE, AND SAsflK.VANNAH.-r .r NEW OKLKA NH-lp.ek-ii.i.;.. ^jU^I'ANTHK A, i apt, E. 8. Denaiaon, on thr 5th ml For MOBILE?Packet brig BELMA, Captain Smith, on thr ?th Not. For SAVANNAH?Packet brig PHILORA, Capt. Donne, on the 7th Nor. Tne a bore are all firat claaa regular parkrta that will ml pnncmalir adrertiaed, and lake |>aaaeagrri at low rater? and are fitted no with erery conrenience. For paaaage apply to W. A J. T. TAP8COI t, 41 Peck Slio. ntr or 52 South at. cor Jooea' Lane, sOUiH CAROLINA TUcl LTHKllljfV Kor Oror*i?town, 8. C.. th* f??t tailing, copfwi Io jtAM&tm.d paclirt achr PO TO MAC, S,.Duncan, maater will |H>Aiiiv?1y sail on th? 10th in?Unt. For frvicni' ot rM?H' (lomng good *eee*il\ Dnu(h era. Satan, aliaa Old Nick, kin* of lite Infernala, Mr Ooodenow Cr.berua, hit Porter, a gentleman ol very dogged nature, p >anetted ef a acoldiug wile and i heailt, L Meatayer Father Cancoun, L kl'ttayvr Hubert, Lennox Yon Sourkroutxarmaoiuehouaen. LMettayer Father D tin I, L Meatavei I (lapi Kuxeuonv1 A Young Soldier, Th ?rut Th- Novive, H utonvilln The ^jMi iklt Dancer, Thome I Stt&niih Dancer, H'Ufouville Thi You i 1 D ii.HiatOBvilli The Old Dm nni, Thorui I La Sylphide, Hautonrille Linotte, f Mi H'ber Pie Gneste. I Devil'* I Hildrelh Nil.honc, S WiUoa Cornariiu, Daughters. I Bnlford AU flo, J I Pray Tin.- Guardian Spirit to Kub?rt, Mrs Marsden Mrs Cerberus, a ?ail larawuM to .Mr Cerberus, and a pe r fe c I criain of Tartar, Mrsjudah Au Opera Dancer, Miss Clarkson A Milliner, Miu Lodge 1 rUmiH'ter, Mrs Jndh I (in y IVnlleot, Mrs Judnli To conclude w th JOHN KOCK K av.uiill, J 11 S ..'.t Mary Grace, Mrs .MaraJen iiiy Doors will open at 6>??Curiam will rue at tiiarter pas 7 o'clock precisely. Box Oince open daily from 5 to 5, where Tickets may io purchased and places secured. MITCHKlih'S OLYMPIC THKATKB.. dtt Bro.nlw if. New VorB MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 7 will be presented GIOVAN I IN LONDON. After which. BOOTS AT THE SWAN. After which LADIES AND LOCOFOCOS. AIJ> r which HOW TO PAY RENT. 1*5*" The Doors will he opened at hall-past 6, and the per lornta-* e eiifiimetice at 7, every evening. AMIMIITHKATHK OK TIIK UKPCBLK :n Rou-er y. N. A. HOWES, Proprietor. Instituted for the advancement of refined ami elegant amuse mrnt, blended with iustrtP lion. Dedicated to genius, ta?te and pariotism. FIRST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 7ih, IM2, the performances will commence precisely at 7 o'clock, with the DEFENDERS OK POLAND. A tuiwrbly appointed Entre composed of Twelve Ladyaud Gentleineti Kiiucstriaus. Comic Song. by Mr Lathron Master Walter Aymar will gives display of his single liorse act, entitled The Olympic Hero. The entire Troupe will then ania-ar ami exhibit feats of GROUND AND LOFTY TUMBLING. The Cachucha, by Mist Clements Couiic Song, by Dan Gardnet Mr Lipman will then give hit famous forest scene of the INDIAN HUNTER OF THE FAR WEST. The Clown Gardner and Master Gardner iu s variety of feat* ol Postuiing ami Balancing. Mr J Avmar in lu> popular act entitled THE AMERICAN TAR. The first part of the performance will conc'udc with BILLY BUTTON'S JOURNEY TO BRENTFORD. Billy Button, Mr Deer. [T^ An intermission of 15 minutes will here taks place to af f.VS rh? .,?lle..ee .c -e saloon. After the intermission Mr S B Howes will appear in his act of THE CHANGES OF PROTEUS Naval Hornpipe, by Miaa ''lemrnta The famous German Equestrian Juggler, OTTO MOTTY, will exhibit hii wkill in JhkkIi' and his unrivalled feaU with the Real Cannon Balls. Act of Horsemanship by Mr J Avinar, in w hich he will throw summersets on the horae while at full a|>erd Mr Thrift will go through n variety of pleasing evolutions upon The Slack Rope. The evenings entertainments to conclude with ARABS OK THE DESERT. Boxes 50 cents?Private do for 6 persons Si?Second Tier 71K cents?Pit 25 cents. Doorso|>en at half-past G. Overture by the Band as aijuarter before 7, Horsemanship to commence at 7 o'clock precisely. AMERICAN THKATRE-WAL*UT-ST. PHIL.ADKL.HII1A. UNDER THE DIRECTION OK MISS C CU8HMAN, MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 7. will be enacted, KING O'NIKLL. After which, GREEN El ED MONSTER, After which, PRETTY GIRLS OK S 1'ILLBKRG. Mr H Placide will appear on Tuesday. E. A. MARSHALL.Les.ee. AMERICAN-MlISEl'M, DROAJJWAY Corner of Ann street. D p. T BARNUM, Manager. NEW AND EXTRA ATTRACTION. Day visitors admitted free in the evening. Entire new scenery, proscenium, drop curtains, decorations. Sec got on at immense .'pense and painted hv 8IGNOK ANGELO MONTE LILLA, from Venice. The Drop Cur tain seprest tits a splendid view of Gallata near Constantinople. B ck scene and wings. Interior of a Grand Saloou in the style ofLonisXIV. Tin-whole is arranged on an entire new plan, bv which the whole is changed tu a moment to a large *nd Magnificent Salooo. On Tuesday, th* 8th November, THE KEJEE MERMAID! Will arrive from Boston and he exhibited the remainder of the week without extra charge. Eminent Naturalists have staked their reputaliou upon the genuineness of fis wonderful animal. DR. VALENTINE, Will appear in Six New Comic Characters. VIVALDI'S LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY. Of ten performers, including anew character called the Enchanted Turk, who will iransforin himself into six persons, furnishing a cotillion with himself. La Petite Celeste, the admired danseuse? Miss Hood, the popular vocalist?in- Mysterious Fortune Telling Ui|?v Girl? Albino Lady?KaucyGI"?s Blowing?Grand Cosmorama, and 50O.n00 Curiosit.ee, Dav performances every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Admission twrntv-fisr cents?Children half nrice. r.ositf Ihr City Hull, Rrmiiiray. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. Mr. H. BEN NET T Manager, XT AS pleasure in announcing that he has effected an engage' I merit with Mr. C. I). Jenkins, the inimitable delineator of comic characters, popular vocalist, ?ud unequalled banio play er. Master Frank Diamond, the Ethtopean dancer, will ap pear?also Mr. B Boyce, hi celebrated comic stager. Miss Rosalie, the charming songress. Mr. Dela ue will give an im itatton of the Hon Darnel Webster, Willi eitracts f-oin his speech, delivered on Friday bail?lso of Henry Clay Mr. W: ighr, the wendcrl il falsetto Vocalist. There will he a day performance u Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 o'clock.? E' 'r-i m Drjghlmgton. in Yorkshire, Eng mild, nmainvru in inn my, ma Wlatifl ra transmits 10 hia innocent offspting, the conasujuenrea of hia former indiscretions Delicacy prevents him from pplying to a |ihysie?ii and he not nnlre'Itiently fails into the liandi of iineducatrd pretenders. Many yonng men, again, are deferred from entering into matrimonial engagements Trom the fear or conaeiuuanras that diaeaae la larking in their system. _ To all such sufferera the Ct Hegeof Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, offer the means of security from secondary disease, and for the removal of It when apparent, m their new and celebrated "Parian Alterative Mlltnre," so eitensively need by Mr. Htcoao 111 the Venereal Hospital of Paris. This medicine IS I lit up 111 caaea containing half a dozen bottles with copious diieetious I'm me, and labels which canao; eacita my nnplcasant remarks. These caaea a-e guaranteed to contain a suffic ient quintlty of this new remedy, to cure all aypnilitic inutilities of the bloorl, Cutaneous eruptions. he throat and nose, nodes, nicer*, pains in the hone", ?r. 1 ?rchaaera can at all times coneaisind with the consulting rn> 1 tr&MUs: The run and' medicine ire an put ?|i thai do coucrelmeol it necessary. Oy order, W. S. falCHARDHO.V, Arret Principal office of the Collcdi, 97 Nimm street, New York. >19.1mwrr >Q RIBBONS AND SII.K.S-J, I K K V .N I, u, Division at. has just received thr moat elegant .unit mentnf fashionable Bonnet Nthbona, Stilts, Sarin*. Velvet, b> Ike. to be found in the city. Dealer*, city and t> unrry nttllj tiers, will do well te call before purchasing else where o* lau'e ?il

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