The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
November 9, 1842

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TH Vol. VIII.?No.300 "'WlMlt Wo. 3161. NEW JERSEY HAIL It 0 AD AND TRANS POKTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWAKIC QSK) CSS& iW 4a? 1. 2 P. M. 8K A. :.l. IX "IX A. M. P. M IX M. 6 M 3 P. M. 9% The traini for Weslfield Plainftelil. Boumlbrook, Somerrillr. kc.. eonnect with tlie 9 A M, 2 .ltd 4X P AI l'u> Irotn New Yoik, daily, Suudaya excepted. Fare be. wren New York and Elizabeth Town43 crura. Fare between do and Sojnerville. 7i ceuta. NEW YORK. RAHWAY AND NEV$ BRUNSWICK Fare reduced. From the foot of Liberty itreet, daily. Leave New York. Leave New Brunswick. Uw, Al 9 A M. At JX A. M. .mr?\ P. M. 7X 4X I2X _ 9 P. M. r>? u.nj.n ,k. tir ..j 11/ a m V. I]........ .u and 2J t eetita. Railway, 60 cento The fare in the 4X and TJ$ A. M. train from New Brunswick, and 2% and tJa c. M. train from New York, has boon n duced. New York and New Brunswick, to 50 cents. and Railway to 37>a Passengers who procure their tickets at the ticket office, re eeive a ferry ticket gratis. Tickets are received by the eon doctor only ou the day when purchased. null 3ii.* NKW YORK AND BOSTON KAIL ROAD I.INK. Via Norwich si*d Worcester Railrwsih. From Pier No. 1 North River, Battery Place. Th.: new and splrndid steamhoct NKW HAVEN, Captain J K I) rstan, will Dave every Tuesday, Thursday and Salurd aite 'iooii, at 4 o'clock. Then, v ands) lendid steamboat WORCESTER, Captain J. II. V.oiderbilt, will leave every Monday, Wednesday and Friday r iternoon. at 4 o'clock. Pas rise is lor B ston will lir forwarded immediately on the an v*l oi (In above boats at Norwich, and will proceed wilhr on i eh' l e of cars or baggage. h or i tlin information, ewju're at the office on the wharf, ou *ki* .d the boats, or to D. u. ALLEN, M Peck slip, up st irs. All ncrioni are foil. J trusting auy out on account of Jhe I abjk bo its or o>? Men*. 4 I in* il l\ i' Is* a ADD mi At L' MW I. I "If E DIRECT. Via Newark, Nr* Buiuwicl., Princeton, Trcolou, Borden town and Bnrliiut'l t?; M. 'J lie morning Line proceeds to Bordentown, from thence by steamboat to Philadelphia The Evening Line proceeds direct to Omdcu, (opposite Philadelphia) without change of ears. Paaseugers will procure theii tickets at the ofPc? foot ol liberty atreet where a commodious aUaniuotl will be iu ream Betas, with baggage n tcs on board. Philadelphia bagpagr crates are conveyed fioin city to cit", Without being ope ed by ?lie way. Each train ia provided w ith a Ladies Car, in which are a| ailment* and dressing room* cipreaslv tor the Ladies use. Returning, the lines leate I">il low, never csceeding steamboat prices. Merchandise sent by thia line is not snbtect to any ri'ri charge iti crossing the North River. The Company have fitted np a large storehouse at New Brunswick, adioitnug the Railroad Depot, which will al w^ys eopen for the reception of me chandite. Passengers purchasing their tickets at the ticket (.(tiers, will receive lenv ticket! gratia. (T/"- Kreuiht for Newark, Klizabethtown, llahway, WestGeld, Plaiuheld, Scotch Plains, Bonudbrook sc..I Somen llle, is conveyed by the above lines, and delivered tl e same day when received. aul: tin* FARE AND FREIGHT RiiUlJ'hll REtil'LAR MAIL LINE FOR f'K'JV. JT. E AND BOSTON, via STONlNOTON AND N' M" OKT, composed of the following superior steamers, runairig in eotniec tiou with the Stouiugton and 1'ir vidence, and dSoston and Providence Railroads? MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock. RHODE ISLAND. Captain Thayer. NARRAtlANSETT Cantaiu Woolsev. MOHEUAN, Captain Vanderoilt. One of which will leave New Vork daily, (Sundays excepted) from Pier No. 1, North River, Battery Place, at four 'clock, P. M. ARRAirtlKMKRTS. The RHODE ISLAND, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for atoiiiueton. Hie MASSACHUSETTS, on Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday, lor Ston iigton. Passenger* ou the arrival of the steamers at Stonintrton, may takp the Railroad Cars and proceed immediately to Provi dence and Bi?ton. Freight taken at the following much reduced rates To Boston, on Roods weighing forty pounds or upwards to he cubic foot, at $6 Ml per tou, and ou measurement goods 7 Cents per foot To Providence, on measurement goods 5 cents per cubic foot, and specific articles as per tarif to be obtained at office 22 B'oadwsv. myll 6m*r FARE REDUCED. PERSONS GOING SOUTII. FAlkK tvKlK i r.U on b?th t ie route* ?rom Bu* 11more to Charleston, by the Cne*?i>eake BaV, Portsmouth, Wcldon, Wilmington, N.C.. and thence to hatlect??n, in $>3, mclsonthr Bay boats included; or via Washington city, Richmond, P?iersburg, Welnon, Wilmington, N.C., and thence to Chailcston, to $?2, meats extra?in tking the fare ou both routes the same. Every fieriion it made to keep the Railroads and bteamboats connecting these lines in good o?der, and xpcdite travel, and make passenger* as computable as l?os si hie. Bv this route yon may be sure of reaching New Orleans roiu New York seven or eiiiht d tvs sooner than *nv other line. et eo i -ense uot eicrediug $72. E. B DUDLEY, ol'l2vr President W fc It. M. H. Co. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, Of 1200.t*nia 'nd Mfl hone power each. L'ti ler contract with the Lords of the Admiralty. BRITANNIA. J Ilea lit, Commander. j CALEDONIA. E. nits secured unto pud V r. N01 f..?Merchaud'r.e 'nd Specie (ncrpt for personal tr tietises) shipped under the inmr of In in. .70 nil) be ehmaed ut IreUiit. and liable ooCustoin ll-tm H>*ulaii,iu An I, 10 oiyr D. BUIOHA.M IK. N... j iv _ STATKN ISlsAND FLKRY. Foot of Whitehall street, The strain boats B l A l l>n isuinvH eu-i Hill leave New York ial St'ten lei md at follows-? NEW YOKK. Is TAJ* EN INLAND, a II ID i? *3? 2X 53a ed arerrqnired to be particularly marked, and are at the rule of the owners hereof. rS r FOR ChR5AGO. LAST TRIP OK ANY STEAMER FOR LITER LAKES THIS SEASON. -a OKEAT WESTERN, *.Nov r* T i: I y n.ter the arrie it ol thi Eastern 1 is mi ol Cars and the rackets. The Ureal Western will touch rl the tons accessible on Lsk-s E.ie anil Michiaa", u?uillv v ?t r I hosts SRt UILSTO It EVANS It tfalo, .niwpi ?T? ItEtiULAU t*rtie I ri,A I I -sh I '_T,, *"!fi "^Hj^^jaont to* bar i s?Tin n-wkef-sta i ma el-- m-3E__jML_dL. "mi WAVE, Ear Lini Vand no c, will le v.i ne lea ...I i foot ol Rilrlue.net, ou S'ond'-/, t Tin I nil. .itoV iick, P. M. for Lattskill, atopnin* ar all th inter ii eiliue laiuliima? fare to Cailwell's, f7'? cents?to CatKlull, JO cents?Brr,h 2J ceiru?Supper cents. F.S iklit taken at reduced |irtcea from the different landinga. For fnriha r particulare inquire of the rsi tain on boaid. ..Regular days from New York, Monday', Weduaedaya and i J- ndaya. trt r 1 E N E' NEW y*.mjf StlLLI G W vl r. M rMbl i?, Krt nc i u'i i ?i?;i r? ind bu?kru, h*i it hc if tn d to 51 &tWi |,,tr. *?i?r .It 4t.d h.,#? ?MHn> $S i' V> 41 I'MT, ^-10 J'cli I liru*. ?l (roil. JA lO 5J? r ct. the c tfi'1 ?t i'i tie city. Call ami see fur youm ivm, 1." to J comer of Broadway, at 024 lin#rc J S W^LK?li LINTON CHKA^ iootiuuVij*M?ri?L. M9 Greenwich, corner Sj.rinK at, is the paly place *lwre can be found boots and shoes to suit ihetl .ies. All lhos?-who wear b x>ts andilioes will do wr.t *ive c ill. Ladie*' aud ni sseft buakins from 3, 5,f,7 t d shtljiuKS i*r iwir; ireiidftne n lm*r LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES-- Lockwoou. 391 B>oadwar, keep* a line assortment of 1 amies'end ciidd/eiiv boels and sfioes, of the litest American and Enri|??au Idaliious. Orders received by the do ecu trom places ol ftsliiontb oH> eud#r v OTLSTUM. SPARUING SCHOOL A PISTOL GALLERY. nA SSSitS. UUDSO a r riONON re jH ttiuily in-orm '*1 the 11 uU m bet their extensive rooms the com* r of Br ?idwiy an I Oft nabere street, lor Hparrintf, 44vuine?tics end Pii'ol f rv;:^ r.* now oiwu for the season. r??us improve n*-ois and additions htve bflDueditm, which will n>w be I'ouai in every respect wasoleic audcpid to any other in the country lor athletic ei men visitiug llitr Pistol Gallery 'ah! be sup lied with Pistols ol a *U|?erior pistol or gun. The above pistols cau be furnished lower thiu any other* in the market, at wholesale or retail. We have as great a variety of oilier kinds ol Pistols as can be fquud. with Killes, U. S. Muskets, for shipping and military; Prize Musk* ts, do: Fowling Pieces, single and double; extra large size double and single (tuns for ducking, toother with Powder, Shot, Flasks, Lags, Caps, Locks, Barrels, Ike., &c., in large or small quantities. N. B.?Country dealers are requested to call and examine our issorttnetit before pun:basing el*? where. an 'Jin r BAKERY, 40 Lispeuird street.?The subscriber re?|?ectlullv inlorins his old friends and customers h it he h is re .tuned his old business ol bnkiiu. and w ill be thankful for their favors. Having taken the stand ormerly occupied by G. W. MILLI K, 4o Lis|>euard street, so re!*-tinted lorgOod cake, and the subscriber having carried on the business a number ol years at the well known Knickerbocker B ik> ry, No. 1'J vViMiun si., a favorite resort for good crack rs a^d biscuit*?he thinks he lias uotlo.gotten how io ideas i!i. t.uu oi in o .die. JAvIla pompson. N.B.?Always on hand, fruit cake ol .til km. 1* and prices? WrdJiug c.nge Cike of all sizev?rusk, ic t biscuit and bread every aftem .on?biv-nit and Cfttcuer* Ireshevery uioruiug. o.u lin?l UJ A 1 CHICS LOWER TH AN EVEK.?1.) con e.jucnce oi ihr teductiou ui duties by tne late tariff, the *u i.^cnber is selling his stock of Gold aid ailver Levers, An hor fcrnrtpemeiii Lepiui, and oilier Watches, ol new a.id splcudid partialis, a..U Jewelry, .p itUil, at a coosiJertbe reduction from loi uiei pi ices, b nig uucii lower than tliev cau be uo'ignt lor at an> oine. place in tin city. Gold W uchoi as l??w a* ZU to 2D dolors each. Watcher and Jewehy exchanged or bought. Ail Watches warrant d t? keep good time or the money returned Welches and Lineks repined in the bi*t joauuer and warrauted.at much lets than the tisu l prices. G L AlLK\. Iiiomi.i. of VV.lt to* ti d J. ..Hre oil lm*in Wiiiih ?dir ami UeUil, 30 Wall il., uji lUin 2ft: w owb ii t A rubii rs o E S 1 A it L I s li rl E N 1', NO 03 CHUHlIll t?l". ill?.lVVi;KN ile, cheapei than ever offered before iu tin* city. Overcoat* 111 ?de and trimmed $8 f?0 Kiock co?u M 44 7 jJ Drfsj coal* 14 44 t> 50 Vr?i ana i'luU $1 60 to i 74 N. H.?tlrpainuk doue iu the neatest manner. ol lm?m 5>A MuEL W Y AM T. VIUI UR UIKGUL), 17 ATCfl MAKER, No. 3M>utre?ticet, in the city of New V V ork, who obtained ver-il gold aud ilver medals of the American iud Alecli&uic I .stilates ol New Vork, in the years lift I*, '"JU, '40 ami '41; and dso Leueu-paleut lor ihe invention ol a Clirobuuieltii L^cain uiei.1 ail 1 for hit Mi*ic Chronometer, inutile houoi titlidok .lie luhnoitdut* of this inetropol slor liie Cuiitideure they hate Heretofore repose-1 111 h m, aud assures them luat he will continue to uiee iur itrona*c, by apply111* al the eteitioiiA, punctuality and abilities ol which he hi be p..* ?u?ed iu liu art, to the entire salulacUou of ins tucud* *u?* ciuloineis He will continue to manufacture Duplex, Lepine aud Patent L' ver C-OaiKiiicnU, anil in general all kiuil* ol piece* belong1.1* to the srt of Waul* M??ing. He a.so repair* Chrouomelors uu.i v? iv sort of lim pttc?.w H?t Mil Mao rep ??r, ut ?n order and a'f? r all kin 's of nieclnuicri Lamps, tnd w ni warrant hi* w^m, which will be made u inofWite pries, nsui. the nines. Mi. V in\111* just leifdieu hkd a oya^e t* Euope, has brought wi n him n cno.c limb hoc It t :u'.u d and pnuiud, 1 new style. at iriiokfe, kiiuilk tyi yitwuii* llj Jrojinuu ill*. Apptu 1 u? 101 makingcojTet\ now almost Uie OUlv oueif livl l'ly a l.i4.le l. Mr V\ ii. harm* established a correspond? net in Kra.,ct with tin- oatwii ee ol Cue nest uir chanicalL't up* in null a,, to red ?n Pari*, will ? keep on h ind a choice a*?oriincut ol 1 li %r'iel?. .1 1 n* 1 Hkau Qcartkbiokthk AWairrurri, VVashiugioi), i h i/ct? 1* r, IG44 OEPARATE PROPOSALS will bciecciyed a: the oil of i O the Quartermaster of the Marine Corps, in this ?ity u.it?? 10 o'clock, A. Al., on Tuesday, the 8th day of November lint for furuisin 11* ratioiui to the United Stale* Aiuii**i? al the iul! ikM P?i U mouth, ftfew Hampshire Charies'owu, Massachusetts Biooklyu, Loug bland, New York Gosporl. iifixi Norfolk, Virginia; Petuacola, Florida, and Washington, Distri t of Columbia. The ration* to consist of one pound and a quarter of fresh beef, or three quarter* of a nound ul' inr^ |K>rk.; eighteen ou.iCe* ol bread or fGur, at the option of the Government, ?nd at Un? rate of *?x pound* of good clean eoffcft, twelve pounds of good New Orieaus sugar, tight quarts of bean*, four quart* of viueg tr, two quart* ul sat. four pound* of leap, and one aud a half pounds of good nipped caudles to each hundred ration*. It it uud* rstor.il that thr full aid*' *als to be tuiloiscd ''Propos als for rwrmn* lor IMS*" ALti. A NICHOLSON, Quartt rroa*tcr Mar ne Corp*. The American Sentinel and P? nns> Ivauian, Philadelphia; the Portsmouth Gaittu. New H impahire; tr?e N?-w York Lveuing Post, the New York Herald, the New York ?nguirer, and the New York Union; the Baltimore He--publican; the Norfolk Beacon; the Norfolk Herald; the Richmond Knqiiner and Richmond Whig: ihe Alexandr a Gazelle. Alexandria, I) C.; *ud the Petisacoia GaSette, will give tlie above three in| sertious each per week, aud 'end one copy ol the advertise* I uient (o accompany the account when forwardod to tni* office f'l p I] m* ni. I to 8N GUITARS. Vf ARTIN &COUPA, Guitar M iiiufacturrrs, 385 Broadway, I up stair*, have constantly on haiul a large assortment ol Guitars, oi French, Gei inau, aud Spauish model. M. fct C. would rail the attention of Solo players to their Terz Guitars, made \fter the model of G>ul ini, which in brails pcy md rmrity i kom in ifistior, ind ruj isj 10 thr execution. The instruments are wamuted p? rfect. and to srand any change ol climate, and wil be exchanged at any time should thr y not prove s aistaciory Strangers are invited tocall aud eiauMue tfum. Trice* from $15 to $100. Hold, wholesale ami retail. 8. 15. Con pa continue* to give Lessons ou the Guitar. si I 2m cod* COAL, COAL?A cargo of best Red A*h Peach Orchard, broken Lo.il, du h.trging thisdtv from bvge Titer, foot of iturner siretl.anu will be d.ltrvted frtt ol l iiMkc at per ton. Ordfn r^cfiTtd for above qvilit) of Co il for one week, 6t th?* following low prices* Broken. 0 >?t oo n'?6 r G&OKGK THOMPSON,? He.terst. r-LuVKH, VKLVKT8 AND SILKS KESTORED.v* l)i hrn hi* w-r his conUrnrted an upper ru? lor res'oridy d kin ^e?l ?-r s, o t d knl *loves, ailk velvets aril ?.iIks to their oM.mal c Miilifion, and >.i very reasonable terms. OrJt rs rod l?:ct t ,'Uiie ui 11 j 4rfri'tr*l to by DIL EVVIA FEUCHTWANQKR, ol! ?.vw lm*m I \V*H street. i fiL i i>,m VHK TEETH?A rcuuetbm of in per c?u!?Ujfcr And lower sets of teeth inserted on sprtion o nfmo* bene prrs?Hre, so as to top wots w*:!i rats and firmnes*. Ir mssittgle ooth to iii entire let, all can bo m? plied with th* heat win*ni tfitb; toolbar! ir cured Kui e tractuu '.ootii, r? ul* Children's, mlf prire. J. Btnk?y, .^arfri u I) '*?st, fl Mar fh> '.rent. neit d? or to the ehvek. wtuof Bmadwt). J>*2:? rod 3ip* PtfcNCH Alt I'IVI 'I Kl.dvV Hh mar* i tor fin- I ri. -BiUJNL \HOSIEKK Si COURT. 1 6 VV lli,m?t, MiCw*?s il,llavre Pic! efr Haittin >rt and Villede L n lanrc asmrment oi fashionable llowr n*. of trie lausi P? i? ian Atyte. Widening Flow er* a la Uucht i?e D'd lr.i'n, Cfli .'i Mid Ta*se'?# nt> I a *reaf w.iri ft* nf new I'.inrv n? rir' 4o'n ile* fnnun'.i .ami bill*. I l*hc No. lift iVi'iry H-ie d? J 6 I1 it. i?2 lm*r IKM'KliEtPINl'. MMIK COUNTING lit KIM OK C. I MARSH, forth. a of p ,nt 4 ^1 H .o!,k. t Tin and ir?rcautile arithmetic r n f*,m 'i A. M. 10 I'. M. rapili attend tw?# or more liourt dapy. rrot|HCUite^ with tirma may b> had At the rooms, No. 88 ciir *1. C (J. MsnVi W. rki, which are liigf.ly rcconrnetided for h'ir im li ity, h THIS. j 'PH6*. nnd*rii?r>ed li v u? m d* |,#,T> rut-hn'i i*f I tl nir f?tc| ?l|K imr bni, i., %ii| olf^r fg, ,f,r n? A|. I r >iuielu n?*!..?, u i ike?l Diftd, f>: 1 ?!i?IT-i,K. r ?r in.a jd 1'iKd *lthth?**r i 1r, hr iMif (Hal I i/. h is t!*" i-ll> ik er. c a try 'r.r, n i h. t 'iiU.Hilt i M li l?.ir 10 "tiiyt III'. r.i(ii.f flm. fl. u l ioc'tuciht Wiif' B't now II urh.i ?mmi u.i ,11, cnr. p hi e*i?-at .Ik-mI .jiiM r ur >u?? r t'liilv rlrhiv *i*i tripM Ity, r r uni .l J in *iii ji'c ,1 itt ratrm- i tr> 'l N B .H??r k??-p- I1I114 l.i. h on) ,,u l> l|. by CaJIii i ai ui? aUkrv, W r .i-r iy himaoii, of ?u|?fi, If. lir>Wl di,. UirOUjfi, v, v. 3J. I 12. njlw*?ic

EXCHANGE BRyKfill. tu i*i*i No.a tAAjr srtut?r, Ntw UUC^NS w YO VOftK. WEDNESDAY M new sto\rk~ silepapid's pathvt reverberator 'I'HK vu'unth 't "ffn tilts tl ty t. iti? |.uh!ir, thr ntfc nnd i>?lnr ii;ul iln n |>ti-uJil i? I. it r>?.- Wr k I iu v% ur oi ?(uie? U)imD tuJ pinnitir it. It i? b>* f r, tl-r tniHf ilfrinit AiiJ i'P' r??*i-t! iiovt o(r**i-il l'?r mifiih?*rof ,ui,i til ail Who SaVc u it, Am) bit!* :in i iu? i- iu 01 jii ocrifii. 1. r^r sues will be lu .11 in.t course tS a lew Jay*. I the in- 11 lime, the illicit l?* of tiie tU)v?, can be seen fully developed in the liic exhibited. SHK AKDlt CO. Notl's Stove Warchousr, No 24 i VV.iter street. N. U.?A splendid assortment of Nott's K idiatnr Stove, the only store in the mtrket suitable lor w renins dwelluu", clt irehi hois Is, public buildings, mc. A two story n um q iu be warmed with three tons of coal, less than one irrate will consume. Dumb for parlors and halls, in style and vaiiefy unequalled iu the city. Also th- best wood cook stove ever ottered. *29 lm*ec SIOVK^?STOVES. DA (7iVW PA TK A T U A R EFIER, Oil FitUlvAL HOIJ^EVVARMKR. rTMTK Proprietor, in olferiutf this valuable stove to the public, tvouh briefly state some of the ad vantages of heir improve men. ?.iiii coiuist elm lly iu the folio wing particulars. vix:? i i o into the evil of im- bi cspsbltoi Afford .rirc n-.d noxious t, \n in tne nig a mild or au intense heat, b'rin of ui.'hracite coil. t??i o avoid all iticoveuiencr 2?'lii neixte and ditTuse from diut. n .'in h;i-1 w hoi'some .it i'o preserve tiie air of the mos,.hi r? in pl.ets exjH.we'i to apartineui pure aud wholedamp and cold. some. 1?To b-ssaii tlif risk of ar. i a-Aud to unite with all i stb| Cfli exotlluut asaiitMi. an ?'I'o be quickly kindled elegit and dunbie article ol si easily mulcted. f ..a nut. hi* Stove i.\ coii. iructed of t ?t ijiulity ol Kusm.i sheet r? il Ml tit li.c tiii.trieil In*i..n. .?r i ntg ii' it Lm e> .j r c IMwtto whithiiitlichiiil dr'ii *phcric Hirtfiir u|- M) i; irh side, ol a tubular form, And lined throughout. The liest th tl is created iu the chamber i is ?r* krvvt* pii the linings ol the iwn rare lien (or radiators a* tiny c ralh dl into the I- tie at the bottom, and a cunent of air continually rninimr through the mors, vhA an loftsmual eaoil's and other Siovo which he cau sell at a try reduced price Stove* and p |?e put up at the shor e^t notice. N. B.?Pi. e c?>nstanilv on h out. *27 lm#r n EKOIIM YOU H STOVE BILLS.?Economy aud utility aA ht'hg the order of the day, ihe subscriber has determined to sell St v-h tt the lowest posaibli rHNosrstiii pvie* in* Column Parlor Stove, answering all the purposes of the grate, with half the trouble aud ?*peiue, suiub'e lor sitting rooms, j offices, stores, or halls, is worthy the attention ol persons wishing to purchase. His assortment of cooking. Stoves are not surpassed in the j city, for cheapness md superior style ol co isrructi*n? iroun tor liomu* Cmihiii. Hiley u the luvt:iitoly Stow ?N t*vt l? ?i oy a hieh to .Hnig, boiling, iui?i roastinc. roulii be do* e perfect y, and t (Ik-?.?ine time. l h;i ii the no rviriif h?* teen mi uj?"T? .my oth*r Store of "V awe aiie for proof >f u! j!i, ,oU luU cft!? tocal* at Blote Eatabluhmfli', WjXy Ur street, where any qutntily of references will b? rir further, every Stove w -minted, or the money irfanded. Flak's K ^ulunn; Premium Drum for parlors, Hall L'rum*, and lull, p .rlor, and office stoves, and all the ordinary cooking stores, f r ?ale cheap FISK'S Stove Estib'i?hment, 209 Water stmt. The above slwVe, an l also the rcgulati ig drum, can now br seen at the Fair hut those d. s ring stoves, are requested I call it th estaolishine.ti, whrn"r truer iu, nenuH, |i?r rure,H4ii. oil ..14, DHwnn, fcf 01' f SvoVKI, *ui:ah'e for all purP^-ei, wliicb will b* oid r?. I L. WOOD, i>37 Water'tree!, between r,21 1ai*r _ I' li|? aii't B kman alrret. A II T I T IN H A 1 It. MANUKACTURKD FROM INDIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR. N'>1 It th?" two inches loug, iu one hundred different de- i .(ne?W ckl-'ces, Bncele.s, W-.tch guards, Lar-rings, i Klowors, Kin?i, Wt;i end Seali?*. A C. B/KKY'3 WIGS ANI) SCALPS. Stillitntid rre^mim ut n'Hivc all othere. Their Peculiar light, K? Miinrr.4 i iUii' r rturartrr, their beiiir vi4Ctly I a* tlit* natural h iir grows. their e asticuy und their sujicrior mate ri'I aud workmanship, a* well as their style of finish and ar- 1 a r ngeinent, nil cmnhiu* to form such |H*rfect heads of hair, that i hey in?i?: lie seen to b?* fu'ly appreciated. Parties having a piece of hair ol a living or deceased friend, can an it fo> men by him into .my design the mind cau conceive. In such a form it will b?* a keepsake invaluable. Gratuitous advice given oil all diseases connected with the hair, at tiie Hair Cnttinu Knom*. llti BiiOADWAY, cor of Liberty street, jy 12 fm* lip Stslra. T O H OT RING'S VERBENA CREAM. fT*HI$ Celebrated Shaving Co?ni?ouud is now all the rage, as well among lonsori.in 'isari Tar nip. fee. ol life'm A RICH TONED EIuHT rtll.VER hair v FLU T E qECOND HAND?* rare, and splendid instrument, will he erior water prool articles exhibited at the fiir i.ase now commenced business under the firm of the N? w Yob Water Proof Establishment, 47 Christopher street. The o??' c style it much superior to any Mackintosh ever yet orte e?! to the public, it being free from that unwholesome, uiiltldd j ?ud Ui*-yr?eable sintll thuevtry Mackintosh always l.es h t i? he got ui? in what ever style it mav. No sooner does 'he viae* kiiitOfeh so that, injurious oder than it hoco ea m s? a to e. The above preparation docs not smell, and i'i ciaes oi >\ys p'r*pirauon fo evaporat* rrtriy, out kihi |i?rr'u m prrri' B* to w ?t*r. S. k. P. narti ularly call rhe s?r t"on of ?itr irm' ,n?fv. firfmrn, watchmen, r.*rm? n, carrier*, twr co punt;, clo*k>, or any kind of u ri?ut ,ipp r I, v\i hor* iio, 1 h r is'vr ?r lrV~.ti ?t hi l! c?. l? a iiitU wdiii ?4trr coop'*' f? *i v :f? tn i f C' ..?f?qncntly tht\ v.. uiclm o* n*i.\ ind itrt?! a YV A tin A N I fc.l? tii ,1 W 'i* m. ii tiaur hi ^n> i I jn t ?n Wtwlen, luMmi, ?.il i "ii, oy ti-r?, and i-l .ma, ?r iniitf ir,. ?fV. tin k rhi.han, *nrkrjr. li*af amip, mutioii 'Ii-ui, rhirkru aonp, ?t tail aoup. mock and *r*en lurtlit aoup, rr,rtnhU I'mp, jrun .41. moihrooma, carrota, luruipa, pirmOk, ke. U7iu?*m ?s iNmmv it i H K I OR NINO. NOVEMBER 9 fjUNH K*. :'i.: >1.8 .:i M IMH O I I t *r l-v?n-, r.,i.iCtl y ,r?v(i; aii'tl i, r c 'if, rr.ceaul! x c'.. i l-? Cd>, bj l*. mi l I fit* .'WW" t 'I, -o'i 1*' I v***, M|lh i ii'Z** I nk*. Iilr'li i'u> nil I1J1, t uJ t" r I |ttl? pi I _ _ a. w. mm im-rrr V ,jl *1 MCFF r- r- U *4* c .t ..cat *i ftr i i i i-?rr l'l'W I II I li d are to be elected, to wit A Qovernor ami L'*ut. nan' Governor of tbit State. A Senator for llie tint Senatorial Uotrict, to auoplv the vacancy which will ac.'iue by ill* expiration of the term of aervice of Gabriel Kimnrn, on in* l*t Jav of December next. Also, the following tin ami County Gibcer*, tj witThirteen Member* ~l An mbly, and a Ke.-iater in the plaie of J. Sherman Browmell, ral m* lerin 01 innco will expire on the laatday of D*ceinht r n**t. You-.p ..cfoHv. O. YOUNG, Secretaiy ef State. The above i* a tni? copy of a not f itinn received from the Secretary of Slate. VON iOU I'H B. HART. Sheriff of tlr* tlir and County of New York. ShertlPi Office, New Yoik, S pi. 10, 1812. All the publre newxitaper* i the county will publiih the above once in arh week utinl the eleotiou. See Revised Statutes, vol. 1?I, chap, lilh, title 3J, article 3d, part l?t, [>age ltd. ol0t,N8r MARTIN'S CASH TAILORING E3TABL1S H M K N T 154 William Street, Corner o/ nn Street, IS decidedly the chea.*st in the city. There is Mwaya on hand a arlect dock ol sea-unable goods, purchased for cash, which will be ins le up to order in the ?lyle of make, tit, trimming, fee., that tiaa given auch getiei il satisfaction during tin hut foui yeara, and at a positive -ivitig nt .18 |>er cent. Ueutle neuare requested to call and examine. Those win furuiah th eirnwn goods, can have them MA UK. AND TRIMMED. Dreaa Cnala, made and trimmed,. -#7 00 tn $8 30 Erock Coats, do do 8 00 U> 9 30 Pants and Yeats, 1 75 to 2 00 Over Coats. 0 00 to 11 PQ iT7" Terms?Cash on delivery. la tm* c MICHAEL E. MARTINTills AMKRICAN MACINTOSH. PREJUDICE, or habit, make soine to prefer every thing foreign. We salt such to unite trial of our wa ler-oroof coals and capes, and learn for once (so far at least as our M icintoshes are concerned) that the only merit peculiar to the imported ever thr American, it that they may h ive hunz on a peg iu Cheapal le until ttiey became rusty .and out ol lashiou, than shipped to America to be told as "good enough for the m irkeL" Price of the Ainciicati Macintosh from teu dollars upwards. HORACE II. DAY, 4J Maiden Lane, a23lm*r Succeaaor to Roihurv ludia Kuhber Co. I 1 S I I i 1 C O I II l?. 'I'HERfc IS NO IMPOM 1'IO.N ptavticsu at tint ttorc Bv I taking d tabic lb* pi ice an ai leic is worU, Bell ler any lUi cerrupiionon the side wais. ,>o lusuit oilereJ it you dou' po.char-e. Any pert m wishing to in.ac a pu-c>.s?r can rely on being furnished with ulottnug lite luilvsvink piiveu Coats *7 a 12 Cloth Jarlt* Is 3 a i Cloth Paula 3 a 4 50 Sa'Uuett Pants I 50 a 2 3(1 JACOB COOS WELL. _o4 lm?r 173/a CtntliI.r. sire. i.-ar Roses It si S Y. R K M (.1 V A L PHILLIPS' cash tailoring establish iMKNT, la removed fr-m M3 UioaJxav to No 7 5 vtor NousKGONOvlY M tLIs rLlivlCN'cd Hit ESS. rurtn. uts ol a moat Jrg.uit -ud r s lion .tele kind rt a tuvtug of 6 I p. t Ceut for ea-h. I'HF. nlvertisrr dt ttn it ::i.- c> ssary to tcsrot m the ,ck ueyrd syst-in ol fivinv t hst ol iniui nal prices, j csuraim hm the leugin of tunc he h m been c?; h-hcl toguther v. in hes'tui-o j-4tr'"lf,t I.'.:, .veu on tot:., sun pins- vim i-lit vouch'i fit his cu, ilriiiliet. 1* --.e?,,..g ,i aliuurig. ol ueing csmiui ctrd svitli i.. kcueiir tluthr at i in .iiment iu Eur r4*. ue COUlideiltli i ^rle that lie c.m lU'l.Kh tioolts which, oil COIOuanson, will oe found losv?i thi ay .thet house nuLiig up I the best descriptions ..oiiMcute o's dra-u. IP3.ii miLLi v 7 il >u;?, i S h I Iiotmbte GtbdamtaV. ka.ai?huh? Sta.c.tf a; I f?'? vlaulcn Cue, inn iota. i ibi^ vt m: *t. J. ii* u? F K r: N C il L? si, 4 *0 rK.-UlL ST., IMaciiH O.T.ce, 'PH.\VK?UL f* r lit* jjo: ou.\^c heretofore bestow d, A .i'Cli*iU I.To.-nu Jlf- ?:u' lis. IV.! h h S, f..T r? CU)'T> UK d.tioiiu: his cu* u ttff? i i lh* ?p,?r pu' n.ccii^u,.^ I ttoOficri, oil* ?i aiti'd 2j7 liimiULR St., the other &2 ewfc* t f??. fUe re- r|? i >u ?nd Url r>* f Ovtda. XI kinds of Silk, Couoo .jta Woollen Crowds T)Y kD. Mt-in-' /tiU Came!'.* H u SrniwU clemed in the French stvle, v\ ;)t u-jrt.'ir'i .aid Ui Mien. 07? A?ltined and ??ui ap in their oriuint form. tt"iv>..|>n (Kbce. 45 K'tlfon *t. Bronkty oli Im^r I) St t ALiiA.N 1' Hl tM'dh .V?. ?l. upiMtti e \?r?. Cji..ii: h ii e. J. BONflUtlD fit P. DLL A MOT* '1 fL ?w (lie iioivi i" i rWi'i f*n ir cju.imtaine ami strangers nrrVly, t ii' l'.fr l?v p ^niiirfJ llair BreaKlnst and Dining 3ul mn have be-id? iri vrged convenient room* 'or priva'e *i i .d will i>a u titular tftcMkMi tu^rfiriifor Drawers and Su,?per* in tiit?c? houses, which they will furnish at very noutriit i 1 hi con-' n I y litve on hand? il via) Preserve! of all kinds. Liquors in irrear variety. VY lues of ublnbe I hn Acooi4.un Iu.lrucin.il, which it ill* i'iili-d i twu jraiU?llw l.rsr lor ilit Accorilioiu withr.ui .clip iout>?the .ccuhO I'nr iw w.ch Mini-Iihic., bulh ul" whicti ire am, ly furnished with se'ecuJ music, and exercises |?ro /restively written, in order that the amateur can .aily have vulirv command ?nr in the rno.t fashionable taste. 3.?Ti?e uiost copious an I splendid choice of artificial flowers, (1 in ihe Mtffest ffOffc and MWeM U?l*, bouquets, dude ns, ate. 4 ?Artich s of cast iron of the most various descriptions, maniitai toted in the Ro? a| Iron Pt.ur.dary at Berlin 5.?fclxquuite an i mat figures in bronze. 6 ?A Dra^lilol assortment of ?uper"ue bask?t wsres. 7.?A comiderable and el gam choice of pressed an I pain*ed paper, sheets of later paper. visit tig Curds, wafers Ac. 8.?An elegant and great Store of the linest povceialu 9.?A splendid assortment of the finest dressing artic'es.cases and perfu.nn. o'?8 lm*rr WORTHY ATTENTION LIOHT LIGHT !?Horn's patent solid bottom Glass FounA tain Lamps for Chemcal Oil?r torn li?e pt culiar beauty 29 lm*ec FUJTK AND GUITAR. I AlU PHILH K KRNS I l ioies^?. oft'.s kh:, Guitar, an i t* ui (.(HicriliiM kgi to diiiioUr?l to H> .oITV.; n 't ?t\ li* !'?rf, f*!,-|u;f in- be** i>i th cut* Dh?*h, Oobi end ?*hrr *n?t r r> emit, til c wk? llrm-Mpy, fcei^iuttt til Ut ltd iJ.VnJ, from LonJ?in I) ike. Hi ij't'i II ill tnd O n, pert y wnn Hr t* Hi Itim I L"?l, I.itnii a.i?i Crv.it)"e be.?i Cli ftn?fiiv?? for *h'di VV. A. C.u*n i? i t t.V? 1,.1-lu t? Chnii|?ai(Mi, Anrl.or, diit vncrwioier brand t. \V I a t- J?u i t r I -v ii' .>r f fin' r.r u of f'-m i in ?>r M til% ir?, ml i r'Vr* for th r itito W.iie*, nl ru-rv Oi ii i'ii i. i A.A \HLK TIL1* S. A f i'"n II, CI, 'VKJ, *C. nwi it .ii-t >i nut i ii^s. i?n ui'i umii 2m o n Mint tr f. I'vunl ii. ur l.?* i '>i a, imiio'I u VVh.r. .1 (111 tj I V |U.? I I M I vl t*. t oi l'.ij Vju.. M.rnr, *i' u 1> n ,i. !;.?'UNO t i\ r \N0 "I"111*v' K ?*n! i 1 t, A i >1 i i> til %r In l .1 111 m If: i M it 4. It'i I ll?t r f I?l* *n, 0?*r io*n:!( r. Kii.i. VV LLC II. !?f' li tr. f oil lm i Wx'C' -U oiuTUMJ srjCt.i i\S it tJUKl Lit, AT THK HUI'C MILI s, IlM,i:,n, ,1 .t,f. 1.1 vr, ru broHil .mil WliiurwJI, Uto A" klliinbi ill itrert, Se\? York. Office IM Kioul *1. Coo?l.iiilly on hand,,? the loweit Bnrl.it pi ice*, unci ui ili? tuuxl nmn of y.rk.rjefc *11 ?a?M r E R IS 12. LauKiiUtltfn 0?- Little Biddlk oti.h Ulsvlr Jacksonville and Ma- lom. Bills. Wh it wo '*rv? 'hiMgi -vro'L 't Oh, M Oli j.n>' What Wo i .0'ir ni'tiir* are these T OU, Malum- That cauaol poor ~c"\'Vo cry, Aud Ulster tha? to -(hus o diu On, Malone! When Jack onvtlle was sinking down, Beneath an injuied pu'dic'* frown, Poor Beach did cry?Oh, M.tIone Oh, Mulone t Now Ulster ((one, what ahall I do f Jacksonville hat followed, too, Poor Beach will mourn?Oh, Malone Oh, Malone New LiUll.iOII, t'OIIII. [Corres|>oiiiluiicr of Hie Herald.] Nkw Londom, Nov. 9, 1S4'J. Ehler Sunn anil the Fint Baptist Churrh.?Excitement Subtiding?The Met ho Jut Church?Mr. Thompton. 1 will wring your heart? If it he made or penetrable sti.tl; If damned custom have not bra* J it wj, That it he tiroof and bulwark airaniot koiise." It in not maJnt'M, That 1 hare utter'd bring me to the test, And 1 the nutter will re-word which madness Would gnmliol frum Fur I alniu*t can change the sta!ii|> of nature, And either curb lh>* devil, or throw him nut With wondrous potency S'io ksytart. J. O. Bennktt, Esq Elder Swan, the linn of the day, continues his ministerial labors in the First Baptist Chur-h in this city, but with decidedly poor success?very few have been converted, under his preaching h ;s,and the case stands hard ugainst him. Indeed In- has excited feelings of opposition nmong the great mass of the reasoning community, since he has ass.iltd men of respectable character, by pronouncing epithets against them, when there was no cauve to induce the HCt, save a mere difference of opin ion; which difference he has magnified to that I cusrtni 'in,: 1 \VV would 1'iote a h.w of'his r-tudiun, niiHginaav'T, enprta on.., wd undeliled leligtou prosper, both here and elsewhere, whether Swanisin does or not. Horesti. Mtcrnry Notice*. ThkClay Minstkki..?This purports to be the offspring of that patriotism wliich catches its inspiration froin the immortal God" (Clay). It is one of the poetic agents to elevate Henry Clay to the Presidency ;1 us to triumph in vuin, True Harry leads on to the rescue, Crying, pick flint and try it again Crying, pick flint,"kc. lis HUT Cl*? or RrisTUcar is our leader, Come, rally from mountain and plain Think no more ol the thing that betrayed us But pb'k flint and try it again. Tin" next might eaaily be mistaken for Horace B i\ his conns. 1 lasted not when I reigned, whin i lei/nul, I ~Im^I vrr i 101 u m r? fli c.pUIHi! I.ia'O'l not, for my vowi I noon forget, \nl ro v Ttvi* uniy tot aince l'?o reigned. Now, I mj?t li'-.'t rc'ri-at from the chair, from the chair, K..TTI the na ioii'j l>i?he?t ??nt to di ?|iair, Oti irn: f't vvUA'Ts'Mz WINK r :"T"-p 'tr r* f'pia it :UHcr em* ;n?'! tc 1 \,lt. ci""..'' .a; r xt j I V 1 )tl\ Pl.t J'|pp?.? I'M to' I J tv I j t',r i' >?e\. it! i'i i I o' I'. h"" m n 1 i ,v I iUJaii 'id i Mil i on'.'lit -ii qu.ir i" i n/ 'hu pro-y inv u r v'i nev? r [urjinc Mr. loolv lor jiuUiintu 4 uiiiUMng rliHt it wt ha 1 the world into a r?-ar ol laughter, and some bl^kheads into aim.^.on Th* ijifb or wapitimito1*. n'o 4 Jnmrt Strm tr*r, 165 RrnnHway. ?Py Jarwi Smarts.?In fourteen I numbers. Li MJ. I'rlrc Two i'liK Wat nil M.? for October, So. 4. r r? /-tp* l...i 11. i. i r.r oj cent*.?|>eHrs to he an improvement both in interest and utility, over its predecessors. Jfankntpt cases continue to lorm a large proportion rf itsconteiiU. Lawyer- 1 iok at it. Thk KsicKKKniCKKR? For Pfovernb'r ?The mnn amusing oaper in this number is a vivid description ol a piciure auction, isnrti i the h? ad of Life in New York. ifirv Vt?ivsiirvr?Wavibi v A ium i?1>^'.?? OK cents?No 2, convict- in 2"> weekly numbers. Israel Post, 88 Bowery, New York. Circuit Court. Before Judge Kent. Nov. 1.? IVillium J. Biuret! vs. Lwius S. Commode ami Gurrftm J. ljetdt ?This was an action for libel and involved a mass of testimony, occupying the court for IS days. Til- hhel complained of was published in the Sun, and charged Burriit wuli exhibiting false documents to certain editors to make them believe lie was the agent for Taylor's Balsam of l.iverwnorf, &c. The defendants pleaded the general issue and attempted to justify. The plaintill had laid his damages at ten thousand dollars. Alter an able charge from the Judgcphe jury were about to make up a verdict without leaving tne court room.bnt at the suggestion of the Court went out, and were absent about five minutes, when they returned a verdict for defendants. The plaintiff's counsel had them polled when each one declared that to he his verdict. Mr. Mulock for plmniilV. Messrs. Jaudon and Chester tor defendants BY WILLIAM H. SEWAUD, Governor of the State of New York. A Praclnmntleti. Thursday, the eighth day of December next is hereby appointed to bo observed by the r'^loof this State a? a dev of Public l huiikagivtiig find I'rrr' i- !o Almightv O-.d, 'o: ihj m ii's rcieb ie! our sv ?t> in of intellectual and moral in-"truei inn nu.re eijual and elhcieot, oml acquired rempVeh11>' in; Liiowb dge el the iigricultura), lorest and mi ni Tnl re?,iiirpe.-i which providence has supplied within the termor. H led lor our habitation. The siivrru w tiGie lilch so Iniiir prevailed on the southern lairder nl our coutitr), si'sreely less painful to humanity whether on >imi* wete victorious or were tuisucressful age n*t a rndo uo.t in. juie I people, has ceased. Commotions w hich threatened to involve a sister State, and even the w hole A ueriCNn family, in ihecalamities of civil war, and thui rcpree. the (?ii>wiug confidence of mankind in their clpaci 'or self-government, have peacelullv subsided, and our controversies with n i'i uvmished European nation have in u ud|nste by a treaty vi curing reciprocal advaninffps on di'ecting the vlhii t.'of nth States to the r.movn! of a i ii reproach ofCIi-i>ter 'om, hy the oxtirpe'ion of the,l,?v trn'e. Philanthropy ns not nba'ed hervaal wuhin '?ui eorli rr while eater nina her visitations to dis. tvt ny.ir r..1 the jal>or?? v r I',ilo??| hy thinughi.i.t t if rlvi'i/i ('o nioli 'irtu int.iv.i .i'i nil elevate the dignity of i ,an v ,cd. I it* R'TintU m.'itnort''m. then* and all the In i/t jvm i :ilo.,'' Ii 'in b hum the nations id the 'a.nhaii' i.' e it 'ci natipua, ami all hurtiin oi, lit :i-o df! n.:d c itvolU with infinite n iajom and I'.erjy. Uiti Mt:nJ?>" han l .t ill the |>rii itnio the State, at th cttytf Ailcn/ thin a* v. vh h? of Nov emI. 8. in hi jrirnl o;ii-t,o-.l c.i' ''.en tn eight hundred at i tnrty-lwi' ..I the aixt/.t,' venth year ol Amei .'.in tnd m. u \Vlt.LI AM il. S/1V AHD. 15;. tin tjovenor. li. nm Uani av Onv t ri.n'e t iry. r-'> MILIKS UC.INO S'tt' V.t.t- thr W. i 'm if. Ml .M ?\l a,;. Itll lit eei.lt. ill ..njnf 1 yt, II. t.i j il. uin i 'muni;nt ?i'i. Hi fit ?mr 'rr-?, in t ri 'ill 1 v i' r. fi'i roi' i M t ft ...r". 0 il int.' I d '.i Soul' r'i. lie W In.1'.!, Tim >t r teliri enr. t gireii. AlJmiA. A. A -t "Aj, r|r,e? i'oat o dee, 'i iirli- 11 Or LONDON AND M.\ VCHES'lTR INDIA RUBi.Kh r'ons wholesale AND ketaj V i! .-met Tub iiihicnher h?? eci ived au'l i'tt. '?r m: n !.,rg t in. rtinrnl ol imiiirted IndU Kuliber W.if. r f G> .1 vt.r: Oo.|Kiiort[?i, ofiti|eriiii Ltmt, ire! ?.ma, Per?i?u, Cloth?India Rubber, Water Proof, aup? r L .ma, Lanr a Persian ami Cotton, i?r? pared for t ilon. India Rubber Webbing* lor ansf* ndt rs, corset*. kr. CHA* ABR Art A MSQN. FENCING SALOON SHOOTING GALLEKY. KMKK8, 4III Broadway, entrance in L'spennrd street. second door, lately from Knro|?e, Profra???r of the n* of Krrtcint, give* instructions i* Fencing at* in 'lie n?o of t;?e atrauthr^croohrd, nod Turkish sword, bunuiiK kuifr, fftusket and na\ onet, staff, and every specie* of We.* n?. G-ntletnen, lovers of this art, mill tare officer* ol the a-*ny, uavy, fcc. are rrM?ectfu!ly invited to SON'S, (late Stom allV) oMItn^r 29 4t?n urert. NOTICE TO FIKE .1EN, \ND all others desirous of keeping their F**rtDn- and Warm rhecofninu season By allintc at th?OLD KaCLUSIVK BOOT STORK, N 1 M Chatham street, they can be arcom (n?Mlated, is the proprietor Iras "U hand a full assortineut of hit well liuowu WATKR PROOF BOOTH. Cotr-faufl> on hand a lull ?v;>ply if all other kinds of Boot* t prie?*Tv wxtkhT"" HANSON, WIIX'OCK k HANSON, PlumVr Br*?i Founders. and Coppersmith*, next door to the Taberu ?clr No 131 B nwlwiiy, New Yo?k From loo* p lyrical eu*rirnce in business in tha mti'l other cities uint( Wck>? mu wiirr c!n?eu. of their n -ii sniwrior mana^ieiurv. H> dra ta oMhr dint red **edar,b.t '.it tub*. hath b il?rs on the b? at Phil d.-lpbn plan, atidptinr irticlel in th l"pr I" u.?he? h '?ine?a. nl8 1"*r SEGA MS- SrOAHS. rpHR followirw h ore S-mr* ?r# *lv n .on ha^d at HEN? RKjrKS'H HAVANA A%-fr> PRINCIPE HKUAli f PC Ml p.. wholesale and retail, I M vVilliain ?t. if 20 each I lit x a. itooa t?f 40 rarh i,* i'tiirk ?|lt o t? l*,tf i iu t Soxes p m. Ml >1..^..*. ;do P i-, do c ?i of l'o H' ndon. rox oi.l S?n*, *11 rnt. to .ltb. I in n*,Uij??, do R n. i la?, do U'.cn HntOin*, do lmi*ri.il do itiqutr# oil loporior irtirl*. >.l lo ?U Mid *ro?:?-;j dit I on reawn.ih.e term*. ?U 'o o N U W T n R. li i ob'ir ii b-mlly. to til Bowdw *ort .loin m>, ?:\M>RLARnt S irrr, I'li'trd tPul Cntauntii i Vm Tablt Cutlery, a.MI ifmt> Ci'Stii.'r ''exit, ,i, Hi'i *nol, 'ml mw ofl-rn, ?*l-'it'll Mrt.,' I r uiclimrr*. >.i 4 J munuf.?. I. ii i i. n I I in*' i?* 'it n 1 infii 1 I'* wfy imi I Vt rt .tfft, Sr?w York, o I in* ui

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NKW YORK IIKHALI) New York, Wednesday, November U, 1K44. 'l'o Advertisers. For the information of business men and ot tin- public generally, and ai a guide in the (election of the beet channel for advertising, we place before our readers the following tact* Nm Vobk Hebai.d 9tm Orrtct, N. Y., Ornce, Nov. 1, 1842. Aug. 16, 1S42 MiPkhbie It Bboobi Mr. H V Birn.eb:? ll?:i?TLK?tr.!? Sib Please to deliver at the Please deliver at the Sun Herald Ottice, Ne Vork Office, N. Y., Jilt hundred 7.MI reams per wtek ol the reams of paper per week, for small ?i7el paper 23X32 six months trom the lfttu ol for the Daily Herald. October, IM2, to tie of this Also 60 ream, per week of quality, aire and weight, the the large surd 32 Xt6 lor the same to be paid for in cash ur_!ri,. It. raid lor tine vear everv two weeks from thi* date, to beot quail- M. Y. BEACHty equal to this specimen? I accept the above order Payment* to be made each and agree to funiiih the pa week in ca*h, in full for that per accordingly, week. H V. BUTLERJAMES O. BENNETT. Aug. 31, 194-L We accent the above or- Witness, M. S. Beach, derand will deliver it a* diSj|PERS?E Sc BROOKS, No. 01 Liberty ftreot. James Row*, witnemef. simuri Bemas, s By the*e document* it will be perceived that the rircu lotion of the Nkw York Herald, is marly double that oj iht New York Sew, and that it i?, consequently, *o mucl the more an eligible channel for all kinds of advertising and buiineis notices. Not a further word is necessary to satisfy the publio. JAMES O. BENNETT. Result of the Election?Overwhelming De. feat of the Whigs?I'proarous Triumph of the Liocofocos. One of the most sublime moral spectacles terminated yesterday at sun down, that ever took place in New York. It was the day of a general election throughout the State and in this city, and it closed in peace, good order, quiet, and perfect decency, in a most overwhelming and triumphant majority Jor the democratic party. Mr. Bouck, the democratic candidate for Governor, has received about 2000 majority in the city and county of New York, 350 majority in King's county, and 150 in Richmond, being the extent ol our information as late as nine o'clock. The whole democratic conuty ticket, with the exception of one, is certainly elected. Mr. Phoenix, the whig congressional candidate, is elected in the Wall street rpcinn all ^pmncrotu I n fki? ...v uvi.iuviaio ill IIIC UIIICI UIBUIt'lS J'I Ubably certain, except John McKeon, who runs close. According to all appearances, and all symptoms, the democrats have carried the State by a very large majority?probably varying Irom 5000 to 16,000. This is a victory to the democrats not exactly unexpected. Ever since the ultra whigs in Congress, at the Extra Session, came out with their famous manifesto, we have looked for such a result. The violence with which John Tyler, the amiable and honest President, was assailed, accompanied with a ferocity and folly utterly without excuse or decency, caused us to look for nothing else. In addition to this cause, the abolition party have not been idle. Their secret organization has been operating in this city and throughout the State?not so much to make people vote their particular ticket, as to cause lukewarmness, and keep many from the ballot boxes. If the abolitionists have only |>olled 6000 direct votes in the State, they have indirectly influenced probably 10,(MX) or 15,000 to stay away altogether. Such is the victory which the folly, indecency, and bad management of the whigs for the last year, have thrown into the hands of the locofocos. Tammany Hall last night presented a lively and original scene. As the returns came in, the jokes and the flashes of merriment were as frequent and as bright as the aurora Itorealis, now shooting up to heaven?anon sparkling along the sea shore. "Have you seen any thing of that same old coon!" "Oh, yes?he is dead and buried." "Did he leave his skin behind D?n the bit; there is not so much as the tuft ot his tail remaining to make a lather brush for the State Barber." "Ha ha! ha At the whig head quarters every thing was calm, genteel, full of resignation, philosophy, virtue and long faces. We never saw so quiet and orderly an election, among both parties. Nothing like the District system. To morrow we shall enter into the merits of this result, and give some good advice to cheer up the whigs, and some caution to save the democrats from folly. The following were the reported returns received last evening, which will vary some as the official reports are made. The democratic majorities for Legislature and Congress will be less than that for Governor. John A. Lott is elected to the State Senate by a majority of over 2000. J. Sherman Brownell is re-elected Register by about 1500 majority. The supposition is that Mike Walsh received votes enough to defeat the election of Vandyke. The rest of the democratic ticket is elected by from lOOt) to 1500 majority. At the latest hour last evening, the returns received indicated the defeat of John MeKeon, and the election of Mr. Fish in the sixth district. Leonard, of the fifth district, and Maclay, of the fourth, (democrats) are elected, and Phoenix, (whis) of the third. Nfw York City Election* maj. 1841. ma j. 1942. Ihilricl. H'ardi. Dtm. WTiiy Bouck. Braditk 3d. I 419 162 2 406 304 3 626 606 4 40 340 aso 7* 4th- 6 414 366 7 116 272 0 466 115 10 694 406 5th. 19 MI 689 9 5A4 608 14 377 447 6th. 11 1018 1009 12 233 66 16 762 750 16 462 260 17 338 374 Total 4782 2342 2342 Detn, Mr) 2440 King's County has (riven 350 majority for Bouck, and 217 democratic niaiority for Congressman Last year the democrats had only 86 majority. The democrats have a majority of 169 in Richmond County. Last year that cojnty gave them hut 59. Henry C Murphy, democratic, a therefore elected to Congress from the Second District by about 350 majority. SPLr.xi>tD Marriage Ckkkmony at St. Thomas' Cnt'Rctt.?The Kptscopal Church of St. Thomas, ycdirruuy m uuuu, pirwoiea a gay and animated scene. The lovely and accomplished daughter of Doct. Mott. the most eminent surgeon of the age? the very Napoleon of the medical profession on this continent?was yesterday united in holy wedlock by the Rev. Doct Hawks, to a distinguished medical officer of the United States Army. The company invited, and the crowd of fashionable spectators, were tremendous in numbers and splendor of dress Every part of the church was crammed Irom aisle to galleries, and many sought admittance, but could not effect an entrance. The afreets around were thronged with carnages. The lovely bride went through the holy ceremony with exquisite grace, the bridegroom with great dignity, and the distinguished father as became his character and his position. The bridesmaids were most beautiful. Doct Van Buren, the happy hrtdegroom, is, we learn, not the son of the Ei-President, hut only a distant branch of the same family. wasttrn Watkrs ?Considerable rain fell at Louisville last Monday week. The Ohio is expected to rise in consequence of it. j Thk Newspaper Writers ok New York ?The newspa; er writers of New York are a very important and numerous class ol litrrati, whose labors, genius, anil talent are gradually giving a tone and coloring to the uge. Of late years they have increased in numbers, and the following may be considered a pretty full list of those attached to the whole newspaper press of this city:? E. E. Camp, Wm H. Attree, Mike Walsh, Fatent Sermon Paige, E. W. Davia, Thomaa Kelt ell, Richard White, David Hale, Major Prall, Pioua Hallock, Mr. Bradford, Erastus Brooks, Little Burden, J O Brooks, Wm. F. Finn, Toney Bartlett, l.ocofoco Stephens, M.M.Noah, D. R. Lets Rory McLaughlin, i Tom Nichols, Heury M. Phillips, I I H. Nichols. ItiiMKelI Jarvis Win. Hvrrick, E. Briibane, Mr Ken*e, George P. Morris, ,ggj. W. Webb, J. M. More, E. Hutkin, Win. Whitman, John A. Sargeant, Mr. Foster, Eues Sargeant, Levi D. Slamm, Charles King, Racing Porter, Charles F. Hoffman, Horace Greeley. Wm. L. Stone, John 1. Monitor J, Samuel Beman, Park Benjamin, John Inman, Mr. Patterson, Wm. C. Bryant, James G. Bennett, Wm. F. Godwin, N. P. Willis. Fred. West, Fred. Hudson. This catalogue comprehends writers of leaders, authors of light paragraphs, concocters of squibs, r and critics on books and public amusements, on i every variety of subject; together with reporters of speeches, markets, public meetings, theatres, sermons, camp meetings, races, and every event connected with the movement of society in this great city. These men, and their several coteriet, may be said to give the form and pressure to the very age." At a former time, Irving, and Drake, and i Halleck (Fitz Green), and Fennimore Cooper, and Verplanck, and a few others formed the literary caste? a sort of aristocracy of men of letters. They s|>oke to the age through books, at long intervals? but only occasionally through the newspapers. The literati of the present day are a sort of democracy, like that of Athens, always quarrelling, always fighting, always grumbling with each other. They are principally attached to the newspa|>ers, which pay better and give quicker returns than heavy and expensive books. Newspaper literature in this country is rapidly assuming the highest rank and most powerful influence. At this moment, there is a great struggle between the old and young ideas?the old and young .ao.^o. Hence the constant quarrels and eternal fermentation. The latter class will triumph in the end. In a few days we shall commence a biographical sketch of each of these modern newspaper literati, which will be highly amusing and instructive, from the incidents, anecdotes, and descriptions of the several individuals. We have collected together a vast quantity of curious materials, relative to the characters, genius,temperaments and talents of each, and it will be a recherchi and interesting account, capable of splitting every mail's side with laughter. We shall publish them as a sort of literary chowder, in batches of half-a-dozen at a time, accompanied with exquisite and delicate wood e/igravings of each face divine," and shall then collect the whole in one brochure of a hundred pages. We will show that the newspaper literature of New York can compare with that of any other capital in the world or beyond it, be it London, Paris, or Pandemonium?be it in talent or independence?in morals or ruscality?in genius or pretension?in modestu nr I mmirinnno in monnoro A c v ?V..VV ?u iiiuuuvi a \JI IIIUKUII. A llg iur Charles Dickens and his saucy Notes." Musical Intelligence.?We understand that tho most celebrated performer on the violinctllo in Europe has arrived in town, Max Bohrer, having crossed the Atlantic in the Ust steamer at Boston. 1 This artist has given concerts in all the principal cities of Europe, and is pronounced to be the most 1 superb in hiB line that ever was heard in Europe. At one of his last visits to London, he played belore Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, at a private concert in Buckingham Palace, and carries with him a letter trom authority expressive of his great talents and genius. He has also letters of introduction from Prince Albert to Sir Charles Bagot, Governor General of the Canadas. From the celebrated Baron de Humbolt he has a letter of introduction, dated at Potsdam, and also another, in "choice Italian," from the great maintro, Kossini, dated at Bolognia, both addressed to the great American people," who are the only acknowledged sovereigns on this continent. What an original and magnificent idea A letter of introduction from Rossini to the American people! When will Signor Bohrer give us a concert Signor Herwig, the exquisite violinist, has also arrived in town from Boston. He is well-known i among all our musical circles. i The Brahams, father and son, were at the last dates giving concerts at Montreal, with great sue- i cess and iclat. They will probably reach New York on their way to the South and the West Indies. Nagel, at the last accounts, was giving concert# in Western New York. i tk. .1...> r??i:.? r- 1 lie mvicu uiaum ~i me is?ia*rmcn III still continues to draw capital houses at the Park. Its attractions seem to increase as its excellencies became understood. We have a full critical analysis to give in a few days, of the merits of this drama?the talents of tne artists, and the merits of the management throughout. Madame Sutton, the hest and most powerfnl toprano on this continent, is now in town, living a very retired and quiet life. She is probably preparing lor some movement, in the musical way, that wil astonish her admirers one of these days. Signor De Begnis, vocalist, composer, manager, and every thing, is busy arranging, preparing and fining lin Hnmpthinc in fWa lm? *\f Kin "1^? n -r r> si?1""" By way of amusement, he gives lessons to a few choice pupils?but the most of his time is given to j the preparation of musical works for the press. De Begnis is probably the only comprehensive artist in this country?one who is capable of every thing, from the part ot Figaro up to that of mattiro and manager. The two Hakemanns, great on the piano, gave a very capital concert the other eveuing at the Apollo Rooms, which was well attended. Signor Rapetti is still laying on his oars?but preparing for something. With so much and so various musical talent in the city, why, in the name of the Virgin, is so little done 1 Stir up?stir up. Naval.?The following vessels of war are now at the Navy Yard, BrooklynIn ordinary?ships of the line Franklin and Washington frigates Hudson and Savannah; corvette Vincennes and brigs Porpoise, Oregon and Washington, (surveying ves sel,) In commission?steamer Poinsett. On the stocks?frigate Sabine. There is no important work going on at this Yard at present, and consequently but few mechanics are employed. The North Carolina will go into her winter quarters at the Navy Yard sometime during the ensuing wepk. The U. 3. steamer Poinsett has received a new j copper boiler on board, and her machinery is un- dergoing thorough repairs. ?*he will be r- ady for sea in about three weeks or a month. Her destina- tion isTampa Hay, to assist the U. S. schooner Flirt, I.ieut Com F'owell in surveying that harbor? Lieut. John A. Davis has, at his own request, been relieved from the command of the Poinsett, and t Lieut Charles H. McRlair is ordered in his stead. j It is rumored that the U. S. store-ship Erie will shonly sail for Mahon with provisions for the squadron in the Mediterranean. This vessel is now at 1 Boston. 1 The U. S. steamer Mississippi sailed from here on 1 a cruise to the eastward on Monday last. Spack and Steam ?A merchant left Detroit on I the 11th ult. for this city, to purchase toods. In seventeen days thereafter, his merchandize was j received at his store at the West. This is what we call quick work. JP O S T S C R I P T. Konr o'clock, A. IK, ELECTION HETl'HNH. By Pomeroy's Express, winch arrived Irom Albany a( 4 o'clock this morning, we have received the following returns:? The Albany Evening Journal Extra gives the following canvassers majorities in the city of Albany:? Whig. Loco Foco First Ward, (reported) 100 Second Ward, 15 Third Ward, so Fourth Ward, .'90 Fifth Ward, 100 Sixth Ward, 100 Seventh Ward, Eighth Ward, 100 Ninth Ward, 100 Tenth Ward, 30 The Whig majority in the city is near 50(1. The Loco Foco majority last tail m the city, was 286. The return* from the river towns could not be definitely ascertained, with the exception of the town of Poughkeepsie, which gave the whig Assembly ticket 60 majority. Dutchess county was reported to have given the usual democratic majority. Westchester County.?Up to 4 o'clock this mor" ning, but eleven towns were heard from, which gave the democratic candidate for Governor 860 majority* The same towns in 1840 gave Bouck 808majority. Dr. Nelson's Introductory Lecture on Physiology.?Dr. Nelson delivered his first lecture, last evening, at the Lyceum, Broadway, in the presence ol a highly respectable audience. Efforts, it was stated, had been made by a few gentlemen connected with the Stuyvesant Institute, to prevent their students from attending, but apparently without any othar effect than that of exciting the contempt which 1 nutII uugriiciiMn uuuuuui ucsrrVfU. UV. Iltt? been, we find, engaged in extensive reseaches into the science of physiology for nearly the last thirty years, and he has succeeded in making many remarkably important and valuable discoveries. He commenced his lecture by directing the attention of his auditors to a splendid series o? diagrams and transparencies, executed by his own hand, for the purpose of illustrating his microscopic researches. He then went on to speak of the importance of the science, and showed in a very conclusive manner that it had not yet been taught with sufficient precision or accuracy, from the erroneous and defective methods of examination hitherto universally adopted by its professors. He next modestly and succinctly described the course adopted by himself in his researches, which had been to commence with the very lowest order of beings in the animal kingdow and gradually ascended, without omitting one link in the chain which connected them with man, the last and most highly finished work of creation. Dr. Nelson pointed out with great felicity, and in a spirit of great good humor and candour, a number of blunders into which writers on physiology have fallen, and which have led to many serious errors in the treatment of disease. He then presented a hasty outline of his intended lectures, by mentioning a series of doctrines commonly received by the me- dical world, but which the result of his researches would be shown to overturn. The originality of the 8 doctor's views as thus announced, appeared to excite very great interest. we can connaenuy assert, on tne best authority, that Dr. Nelson's lectures will be the most erudite, t! profound, and important series ever delivered in r this city. Surely, if any man can elucidate a scien- 11 tific subject, it is he who has devoted to its study the labor of a life?a keen and practised judgment tl ?indefatigable industry?a mind which never rests v satisfied without>roof?and reasoning powers train- g ed in the detection of sophistry and the perception of the truth. tl Physiology is a science whose importance needs a no exposition now-a-days. It is becoming a fashionable study. But the majority of its expounders, and n without exception its popular retailers, have been rather deficient in knowledge of the subject they a professed to teach. We cordially recommend such c gentlemen to attendDr.Nelson's discourses. From the sensation already made in the medical circles here, c wc know that no invitation to embrace the opportuni- ty now offered of obtaining acquaintance with the c theories, views, and discoveries of one of the most *remarkable medical men of the age, can be needed. v We, therefore, only add that the physician, snr- c geon, or student who neglects this opportunity, suf- 11 fers a loss, which he must continue very ignorant if he does not afterwards greatly regret. Dickens at the FrvK Points.?The description t which Dickens gives in his Notes," of a splendid t' Nigger Ball" which he attended at the Five Points, t has created a general laugh throughout the city, a and been the topic ever since among all the literary and fashionable circles. t It is generally asked who attended Dickens to 1 this famous ball 1" He does not state particularly who his attendant8 f were, but as it is known that he was entirely in the I hands ol the very respectable committee of gentle, t men who got up the Ball at the Park Theatre, it is very naturally supposed that these gentlemen got j up and waited upon him to the famous Nigger t Ball" in the Five Points They deserve credit for such an exhibition of taste in selecting the amusements r ofBoz. For it seems that the Nigger Ball was far s better relished by the immortal Boz" than the 8 grand file at the Park Theatre, or even the splendid dinner at the City Hotel. On the Nigger f?lt he is t eloquent, enthusiastic, and poetic?the Park he hard- t ly mentions. This account of the Nigger Ball at the Five Points j, is one of the most singular passages in the book.? t Boz and his committee appear to have been for a whole night in their very element?enjoying them- selves to ihe brimful of existence. He descants on i the "buxom fat mulatto woman"?the young mu- i latto girls"?" the single shuffle"?" the dbuble shut- 8 He"?" the cross cut"?in the most glowing strain of enjoyment. One thing more. We ask most re- t ipectiully of the gentlemen who danced at the Boz Ball, or made speeches at the City Hotel dimcr, or J, gave elegant private parties to Boz himself, if there f tver was any thing published in a New York news- paper, so vulgar, so indecent, so immoral as this same description of a Nigger Ball at the Five Points 1 j Answer that. a e Last for the Season.?The Caledonia leaves Boston on the 16th inst, and the Great Western this city on the 17th, both for Liverpool. The lat- o ter will not return again this season. h As these steamers sail within two days, we desire v the public to look at their lists'of passengers after a they have sailed. We will thus direct the attention p of the owners of the Columbia, Caledonia, Acadia, n and Britannia, to the same. If the sight thereof does not strengthen them in their determination of h changing the western torminus of the above steam- h ships, we will not say a word on the subject till the b pioneer of the French line rounds Governor's Island. v ti RKVOLtrrioN in the Weather.?We had quite a revolution in the weather yesterday. After nearly six weeks of sunshine, uninterrupted by cloud or h shower, the weather changed on Monday night, and on Tuesday morning commenced as splendid a rain e itorm as we have seen in many a day. VVe never f it has been fulfilled, and as the word of God ails not, we have reason to look for the fulfilment if the rest; and in my views of this. Brother leixes and Brother Bush, of New York, agree vith me. The daily sacrifices" of the text is the ontinual abomination exercised towards ihe|people f God from Abel down aud enforced particularly iy Pagan Rome, and by Papal Rome down to this lay. The sanctuary and the host" meant that the amily of God had to sufler some sort of persecution ill tne end of time?th* end of the 2,300 years, fow, my friends, the religious papers of this counryhave published things about me that the poliical papers would be ashamed to publish. They ny, vmu r amer miner orpenus upon areams una isions." Why, I'd cut off my right arm before I'd ;ive utterance to such blasphemy. Look at the Ireanis and visions fulfilled all through the Bible; 'haraoh's dream, the Butler's dream, Peter's dream, ind so on. Well, then, Daniel had three visions, ?ut they all related to these four kingdoms. The irst was in the second chapter of his prophecies, le was sent for by Nebuchadnezzar, ana he had >een bred in the Babylonish school. And here I vouId remark that although at one time I was very nuch in favor of our theological schools. I have a 'ery different opinion now. Those who go to hem'leam the Bible of men; I'd rather a son of nine should take his Bible and go into the wilderiess with it, with no teacher but God and his own nind. They learn the ancient philosophy and cepticism and bad habitsj they know nothing ibout the Bible, and they'll find that out next year vhen Christ comes; tney learn to talk oretty hings, and dress fine, and to tickle the ladies of heir congregation (laughter), and that's about he amount of it. Well, then, Daniel interpreted he King's dream. The head of gold was the Ba ylonish kingdom; the breast and arms was the kingdom of Media and Persia; the third, the brajs telly and thighs, was the Grecian, which under Alexander conquered all the earth, and he wept that le had no more worlds to conquer. The fourth vas the Romish kingdom, which in part is still exsting; and shall not be utterly destroyed till the stone s cut out without hands to smite it; and that tone is Christ at his second coming next year, and i. ?i a ?l: a li- i-: i _l ?i mr.. nicr turn tuts stone, ma iMiiguum, sunn mi me eartn. Vow.it is proved that this means Christ's second :omirw, for in the 44th verse of the 2d chapter, it ays that the last or fifth kingdom shall break in tieces and consume all other kingdoms, and it thai/ land forever. Now, the kingdom set up at Christ's irst coming has not consumed ail the others, nor vill it stand forever; therefore this must relate to he second coming of Christ. Now, this stone is to it set up in the days of the ten toes, the ten kingoms.that have sprung out of pagan and papal Rome; nd it is to become a mountain and fill the whole arth, which the present kingdom cannot do. Now, lere is the second vision of Daniel, in chapter 7th, erses 3d to the 12th:? And tour great beaatscame up from the lea, and diverse nt> from the other. The first was like a lion, and had eagle's wings I beeld till the eagle's wings thereof were plucked, and it r as lifted up from the earth, and made stand upon the feet s a man, and a man's heart was given to it. And behold another beast, a second, like to a hear, and raised up itself on one side, and it had three ribs in the louth of it between the teeth ol it; and they said thus nto it, Arise, devour much flesh. After this I beheld, and lo another, like a leopard, which ail upon the back ol it four wine* of a fowl the honm as quick and sudden to its prey; tliis represents the rapid conquests of Alexander) who mastered the world in six years. The four wings on its back are the lour provinces his kingdom was divided into after his death, and the four heads refer to that fact in Rollin that thirty years after his death these four provinces became four separate and independent kingdoms. The fourth beast of course is Rome; with the ten horns divided at last into ten kingdoms. Then came the little horn; this was the power or kingdom of the Pope of Home, throwing down three other horns, that is the three kingdoms of the Heruli, the Ostrogoths, and the uuinuaius. i ui? is uir swine , belonging to John Krau of 271 Broome street. A portion of the articles stolen were found in his possession, and he was tully committed. A** Seama*, a servant girl, was committed on acharge oi stealing r-"' >rom ine iron* oi jane uouge. Uoubtlul. Some few cases of assault and battery, a riling from acenei at the election, cloied the day's buiineii at the several othcei. Birred to Death.?A small colored child, named Anthony Stafford, was so severely burned on Sunday by tlisoverthrowing of a store, as to cause his death at the Hospital on Monday. He was interred by the Coroner. Nkoligeiuce?As two ladies were passing the building, No. 131 William street, the rain gutter of the house fell to the pavement, and striking one of them, named Ann Pilkinten upon the head, inflicted serious injuries. Such negligence should meet with punishment if the city ordinances can cover the offence. Consul Intelligence. CONSULATI* GENERAL OF THE EMPIRE OF BRAZIL, IN THE UNITED STATFS New York, Not h, 1s4j. In pursuance to a circular received from government, 1 hereby make it known to all whom it may concern, that section ?f article 146 of tin- Regulations'of tho Custom House of the Empii t 'dating to the declarations for deficiency or excess oi packages, shonld be made during the twenty-four hours to ie Custom House ifficert visit, wae by a recant deort lated July 23d, 1 lj, .iltered as follows That the said declarations mur ie made in the act of the said visit." LUIZ HENRIQUE FERREIRA D'AOUIAR, Cons' i. OrsimL. Arrival i. Gen Mercer, E Joice, fork; TThornby.Wm Thronby, England; R Te ford Jos L Brown, Boston; Mr Ames, Spri Allen, Jr, Providence; L Parsons, .N Ui wight and lady, Portsmouth, N H; Wm K unty; W Fry, Miss Fry, Rhode Island; 1 ,ic raft New Yotk; Jos Jennings, Albany; t uson and lady, miss Lawrenson, Maryland; joini i>oumgnam, Leonard Nottingham, Va; Rev John Morgan, N Haven; S H Lathrop, J R Curtis, Fort Hamilton. Qq- BR. RUSH'S INFALLIBLE HEALTH PILLS, of which H. G. Daggers, No. 30 Ann street, New York, is the wholesale agent, have (though made known to the public but a few months since by the physician to whom the secret of preparing them was left as a valuable legacy by that truly distinguished man, Dr. Benjamin Rush, of Philadelphia) already acquired a great reputation as the very best cure that could possibly be invented for indigestion and all its attendant ills. Many diseases which afflict the human system spring directly or indirectly from a disarrangement of the digestive organs set them right, and the whole machinery will work well. Let it be remembored, however, that the remedy must be carefully adapted to the disease which it is intendej to cure. Nothing can be more deleterious than the use and abuse of quack medicines, which aro advertised to the public in such grandiloquent phrase. Dr. Rush, as is well known, was a regular physician, of the most extensive practice and the highest celebrity this mudicine was prepared by him with great skill and care, after manv years of emeri mrnt. It may with great propriety be called 'ha mo it perfect remedy lor dyspepsia ever diacoyered. Try it, readera, and convince yonraelvea. Of one thing raat aa aured,after having given Ruah'a Health Pilla a fair trial, you will never resort to any other medicine for they enable you to keep aa well as to regain health. It ia important that they should be kept in every- family, not only on account of their general efficacy, WWN particularly for their invaluable propcrtiea, affording immediate reliel in all bilious and liver complaints, colds, headache, piles, giddiness, heartburn, loss of appetite, famale weakness, general debility. Ice. lie. For sale a* Kelly's. 367 Broadway Ax ford's, 1?8 Bowery Hart's News ftflice, cornc^ of Chatham and Chambers street; and at Green's, 69J Fulton street, Brooklyn. Agents?Redding kCo, 8 State street, Boston Dr. Jos. A. Reed, corner of Gay and Saratoga streets, Baltimore Alexander Guthrie, 4 Stan wis Hall, Albany J. W. Judd, Hartford,Ct; J. H. Thompson, Wheeling, Va J. C. Morgan, New Orleans. Ct7- PUBLIC ATTENTION IS CALLED TO A paragraph in this day's paper, having reference to tluj successful treatment of Dr. Wheeler, in all diseases ana disorders of the eye. It would appear that the letter published to-day is but one of more than six hundred, which have already appeared in print all of them bearing testimony of a similarly hign character to the professional abilities of Dr. Wheeler; and emanating from persona of the most respectable standing in this community. Wo understand that the number of Utters and certificates in Dr. Wheeler's possession, on the same sut\iect, is more than one thousand. ft?-" THE PEOPLE'S MEDICINE."?Such the Genuine Extract of Sarsaparilla, prepared under the direction of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city of New York, may be emphatically denominated. Thia elegant and efficacious preparation ii compounded of the active principles of earsaparilla. Gentian, and the Laurus Sassafras?vegetables whose value in purifying the blood an 1 strengthening the system, are admitted by all medi cal authority s. This article does not contain a particle of mineral medicine, and therefore diiTers essentially from the mixture .sold under the same of Sarsaparilla, which may be readily known to contain mercnry or arsenic, from the sickness of the stomach produced by their use. Sold in single bottles at 75 cents each. In cases of half dozen bottles $3 50, do one dozen $6. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College 07 Nassau st. m- "THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE."?This safe, pleasant, and effectual remedy for all cases of discharge from the urethra, has almost entirely superseded the unpalatable preparations of copaiva and the irritating injections, hitherto user! in the treatment of these distressing affections. This medicine is now extensively used in tne London and Paris Lock Hospitals, and is recommended by the medical faculty of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the City of New York. Sold in bottles at $1 and at 50 cents each. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College, 97 Nassau street. (dy- TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND COPIES OF Dickens' "American Notes for Geneial Circulation" havo H been printed and sold since one o'clock P.M. on Monde? H at the New World ottice, 30 Ann street, in extra numbers, and the press is still going night ami ilav to keep up with the enormous demand- This is the first and enly complete edition, and all orders can now he lully supplied. Copies, neatly put up lor the mails, which can be sent at newspaper postage, can be had at the ottice, 30 Ann street. Agents, booksellers, he., will be supplied at $3 per hun. dred. Price 12J cents single. (KJ- THF. RESULT OF THE ELECTION IS NOT known to us, but the result of an uncared for cold is the grave Let those w ho w ish to escape the effects of this cold, read the following testimonials:? Of.xts.?A cough had disabled me for nearly three years, and reduced me very low. I had made use of numerous remedies, all to no effect. I was in daspairof recovering my health until 1 made use of Pease's Horvhound Dandy, and I am happy to say three large packages perormed a radical cure. Yours truly, 8. 8ECOR, 41 Clinton street. To Messrs. Teasp k Sons, 44 Division street. New Yoaa, June JO, 1343. Dear Sirs?Last fall, and the early part olspring, I was 'ery low with a severe cold that had settled on my longs, vlnch 1 was fearful would terminate in consumption, ind I was so hoarse that I could not articulate above a vhisner. and four larre uackaaes ot vour invaluable lorenound Candy performed a radical cure in a short ime. Vouratruly, W S. CLARK, Pilot Commissioner. To J. Pease k Son, 4A Diviaion street. Agents, Zieber, 87 Dock street, Philadelphia; Robinaou, 10 Baltimore atrect, Baltimore; G. Dexter, 67 State at., Llhany; Redding k Co., 8 State street, Boaton; Holdeian, Lou sville, Ky.; O F. Thomaa k Co., and Jamea Ilascoe, Cincinnati, Ohio. 00- DR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT. ro?i 376 Bowery?Thia invaluable medicine for all dieaaea of the chest, lungs, and liver, ia daily becoming "ore anil more popular, and no one who usee it fails to eceive that benefit which ia promised, lti virtues have een fully tested by thousands who have within the last ine years used it. We have tried it ourselves, know that has been extremely beneficial in an affection of the nags, and we aref fully convinced that it will cure the onsumptlon, if taken before all human aid is in vain, lilt great care is necessary In purchasing elsewhere than t 376 Bowery, as it is counterfeited by those who have o knowledge of its ingredients, and therefore it ia danerons using any hut the genuine from the old office 37* owery, between 4th and 6th streets, Dr. Leeds, Drug iat, wholesale agent, 117 Maiden lane.

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CLEAN DRY SUGAR, THREE SHILLINGS for seven pounds rtne flavored St. Domingo Cotlee, burnt and ground, for one shilling per pound beautiful high flavored, light drawing Young Hyson Tea for six shillings i?er |muud. This tea will recommend itself when used light lamp oil, that burns well, five shillings per gallon pure sperm oil that will burn as long as there is a drop in the lamp and give a beautiful light, for seven shillings per gallon. BENJAMIN ALBRO, No. l ib Division, corner of Allen street. ?7- REMEMBER THAT YOU HAZARD YOUR lile by neglecting your coughs and colds. Dr. J. Covert's Balm of Life is u certain remedy lor coughs, colds, consumption, bronchitis, dyspepsia, asthma, croop, whooping cough, Sir., if taken in season, and none need despair of a radical cure, if they apply this remedy in time. Dr. Covert's certificates from physicians of the highest reputation, clergy man and others, are overwhelming proof of the good effects of this medicine, and we say again to the public, though you may have been imposed on by nostrum venders until confidence is nearly exhausted, still we advise you to make one more effort to restore lost health, and make trial of Dr. J. Covert's Balm of Life. Many who had lost all confidence, have, by purchasing a tiottle of this medicine, been restored to good health. Dr. Covert's office for the sale of Covert s Balm of Lile, Fleming's Medicated Worm Diarrhoea, Dinner and Carthatic Candies, Humphries* Pile Ointment, Phelps'Tomato rxt.._ _ 1 V- v-ov*.,,! 1'iirn ttnlun in 1 IA i in*, :sir Asuey n., Nassau (treat. 0(7- HOW TRUE ARK THE WORDS OK THE intelligent Dr. Harvey when he says, By what unaccountable perversity in our nature does it appear that we do set ourselves in much aga'inst anything that ii new 1" In this enlightened age, however, men begin to see th t they have already sacrificed too much of their comfort by adhering to dogged old customs and rules. Lord Bacon proposed to the world his new mode of reasoning by the induction of facts. This as well as other philosophising has visibly benefitted science generally alula desire to lay the foundation of experiment by the observation of facts seem to fix the attention of keen and accurate obser vers. The question then before us is, w hether is an oily compound, or a spiritous extract, the most beneficial in restoring and preserving the hair f Ask your physician, and if he is a candid man, he will answer'thut he liad not as vet given himself much trouble about it. Ask your hairdresser,?ha is the practical man. But, men of common sense, ask yourselves, and if you have not as yet used Old ridge's Balm ol Columbia, a Spirituous Extract,the best article of the kind ever offered to the public, try it, and reason with yourselves. Bee advertisement. At 71 Maiden Lane, where the Balm may he had. 0(7- WE ADVISE COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND struugers now in the city to call at 100 Nassau strent, opiiosit the "Herald Btiiidings," and purchase Ring's ceebrated Verbena Cream lor shaving. The great improvement in its manufacture by the present proprietor, Kobt. Sinclair, rend u s it unquestionably the hestseaving compound, beside* the most economical ever presented to the public. The thousands who daily use it declare that shaving with it is a perfect luxury, magnetism in the first degree. Be careful anil observe the writtan signature of" P. Sinclair, proprietor." 0(7- MR. GEORGE PIERCE, THE FAMOUS Kitclien Range Manufacturer, in Fulton street, says he thought nothing could heat his Ranges till he tried Sherman's Cough Lo/enges. and they ceitainly are the greatest medicine in use. They cured him in a few hours of a most distressing cough. He has known many who have used Sherman's lozenges for headache, sra-sickness, Sic., and always with success. Dr. Sherman's ware home is at loo Nassau street. Agents, 4 atanwix Hall, Albany, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Phila. {tr?- CHILLS AND FEVERS?This vexatious complaint, like nil others, is caused bv the impurity of the blood. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills area certain cure for fever anil ague, besause they purge from tho body those bilious humours which are the cause not only of ail kinds of levers, but of every malady incident to man. From four to six ol said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken six hours preceding every chill, will, in a short time, subdue the most obstinate attack of chills and fever, at the same time the digestive organs will be restored to a healthy tone, and the body so completely invigorated, that lever and ague, or iudced any other malady, will be in a manner impossible. Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of the medicine, wholesale aad retail, -488 Greenwich street, New York, 103 Tremont street, Boston; and lf>9 Race street, Philadelphia. (KJb THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE," is guaranteed to cure all forms of secondary syphilis. Patients affected with pains in^the bones, cutaneous eruptions, sore throat, and every other symptom indicative ot the existence of venereal taint, should use this specific without delay. Sold in bottles at $1 each. In cases of half a dozen bottles, $6, (forwarded to any address.) W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College, 97 Nassau street. General Print I ug?Hooka?Pamphlet* Cards?Ullls, Ac. To the Itiislncss Public. Having now nearly completed one of the most splendid GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in this city, we are ready to print bonks, pamphlets, cards, hills, an I all kinds of useful and elegant printing, on the most moderate terms, and for cash pa> ments. This office we have fitted up at n great expense?in types, presses, and materials of all kinds. We have alrea Jy executed work to the amount of several thousands of dollars, end are still husy printing some of the most beantitul articles ever issued from the press. A Lady's Maga vine,called the "Artist," is printed in this office, and it is acknowledged to he the most beautifully printed magazine in the country. The beautiful typography of the New York Laxcet is well known. All applications lor printing will be made to Mr. Joseph Elliott, the Manager, at the office of the Herald?or up stairs in the printing office, entrance at 97 Nassau street. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, trorriktor or the Herald Gexf.ral l'sisnso Office, North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. New York, 20th Sept., 1942. MONK V MAKKKT. Tuesday, Nov. V?O P. 1)1, The excitement of the elections and the inclemency of the weather, have not improved the appearance of the markets. The sales at the stock hoard were to the usual extent, with a little better feeling in relation to prices. Ohio State ti per cents rosi 1J per centover the last sale. Kentucky 6's j; New York State 5's of 1958 Atoningtnn J There was no change in Harlem, notwithstanding the efforts of the stock jobbers to sustain the price, with the view of saddling innocent third parties with a worthless stock. They will, however, not succeed in getting clear of the stock before the road dies a natural death. Sales of Treasury notes were made to-day Ol tor trill, (It,, irtforucl TI... .lttttt tn.l f,tr ll,..trt fttr reasons glanced at yesterday, has fallen off, and the decline in the customs lessens the application of them in that quarter; should they fall to a discount so as to make them available in the discharge of dues to the government, the whole revenue now collected would not absorb many of them. A western paper, in copying an article from this paper, on the indebtedness of the State of Illinois, remarks that we were in error in stating that thnt State was one of the first to repudiate. We are pleased too sec this desire to cast oil' the odium of repudiation. It looks like a return to better things but the statement is nevertheless true. In the early part of the session of 1810, the Illinois Legislature actually passed resolutions repudiating a large portion of her debt, and it was not until three day s afterwards that those resolutions were re-considered and rescinded, on the representation of certain of the members in relation to the disgrace which would attend them. Sorry are we to record that the spirit of those resolutions has, up to this time, actuated the people of that and some other,States. We trust, however, that at the coming session something will be paid. A new counterfeit has made its appearance at St. Louis, and is thus described:? The note before us is of tha denomination of $10, on the mother bank; bears date on the 1st of July, 1838, letter B, No. and is remarkably well executed, both as retards the engraving and the tilling up. The points in which it differs, are.tbat the paper has a hluei*A cast, and is much thinner thanfthn' of the genuine?the signatures are neurer the lowrifclinc of the note?tha note is slightly shorter than the genuine, and the cast of the hea I of Oi'n. JacUaon in th.. Inu r riflit liun.l rnmiT darker. Upon the whole', close inspection will he necessary to detect the counterfeit from the genuine notes." A party paper recently headed an'article with the following

Our coatling Irnde has quadrupled within the last 15 Tears?this is owing to the Protection giv en to it by the laws of the country. The sagacity of this remark is wonderful The increasing of the coasting trade, that is the transporting of the produce, manufactures and goods, of one section to another, has quadrupled entirely, in consequence of the protective law$ of Congress. No doubt those laws would have produced the same result if the quantity of those articles praduced and transported hail remained stationary or been annihilated. Kof instance, the cotton crop increased Irom 700,IS)0 bales in lw,29, to 2,000,000 hales in 1940. Was it not a wonderfully sagacious law that made three times as much tonnage necessary to carry the crop of 1940 as that of I919 I The foreign imports of l-.ltiwere sk 190,000.urn, those of 1940, I'28,000,009 a judicious law would probably have made as much tonn.ige necessary to bring the last amount as the former. Such are the shallow tricks of the advocates f taxation and protection to the nabobs at the expense of the people. The accounting officers of the Treasury have adjusted the accounts of the States and Territories under the dis tribution law. The amount to be divided is *502. 144. es elusive of the ten per cent. According to tho law thorp in to bo deducted tho expenses of collection, surveying, salaried, tk.c., ami the ttve per centum of the new States. Vrotn the remainder is to be deducted 10 per cent of tho amount sohl within thp limits of each of the following States Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Michigan. The sum of this 10 per cent is to be given to each of the Statos named, and the balunce of the w hole is then to be divided pro rata among all the States and Territories according to their federal representation. In our article nl June'id, we calculated from data then in our possession, the amount coming to each State, as lotlows. The quan^ tity of land aold in each ot the States named *u nearly I ai follows:? Jicrtt. I'alue. 10 prr ct. Ohio. 7.1,000 94.006 9 400 Indiana, 104.100 130, #20 13.66V Illinois. ?.0?0 36.210 3 621 Al.bsins, 49.000 01.216 6,121 Missoail, 77.100 96.071 9.607 Mississippi, M.WO 37. .00 3,716 I.ouiaisDa, 9.000 3.710 371 Atkausas. 2.0011 2.100 210 Michigan, 21,000 36.210 2.621 Toul teres, 391.000 v.o aiaio* Thi? will entitle each to the following ?ura Estimatko Aaoi st to hk Rkckitco m Each Statu t voir tiii: DiiTaini'TioN Law, Ji'i t I, 1842. No.qf Rrj>%. Rati* of Id rev. UprlptrbiU. Total. Vermont, J H,87j 11,875 Main'. 8 19,1101 19,000 New Hvmpsbire. 5 tl,?75 11.?75 Mut.irhiiir(M, II 18,500 28,500 Rhode Island, I 4,750 4.750 Connecticut, 6 14,250 11,250 New York, 40 95.00O 95,000 New Jersey, 6 14,250 14,250 Pennsylvania, 28 GO. 420 GG, 120 Delaware, I 2,378 '.',375 Maryland, 8 19, ooo 19,000 Vireidie, 21 49,875 49,875 North Carolina, 13 30,875 30,074 South Carolina, 9 21,375 21,335 Georgia. 9 21,375 21,375 Alabama. 5 11,875 6,125 18.000 Mississippi, 2 4,750 3,756 8.506 Louisiana, 3 7,125 375 7,500 Arkansas, 1 2,375 250 2,925 Tennessee, 13 30 875 30,875 Kentucky, 13 30,875 30,875 Ohio. 19 45,500 9,400 54,900 Michigan, 1 2.J75 2.625 5,000 ludiaua, 7 16.675 13,062 29,687 Illinois, 3 7,125 3,625 10,750 Missouri, 2 4,750 9,687 14,137 Florida, 1 2,375 2,375 VVisconstn, 1 2,37 5 2,375 Iowa, 1 2,375 2,375 235 $569,870 $618,767 This, it will be seen, is within $7,000 of the amount now declared, and the proportions are therefore nearly correct. These moneys being the proceeds of the lands, were, according to law, to revert to the Treasury whenever the tarill'should be raised above the twenty per cent duty of the compromise act, which came into full operation on the 1st of July. This first instalment of moneys due the States has accrued without any such intervention, and must, therefore, be paid over. Some of the States have, indeed, very justly refused to receive their proportion, being unwilling to become parties to such a public robbery and national disgrace. The other States will, however, eagerly seize their shares. The question then arises, how is the Treasury to pay it? The probability is, that it cannot, and the failure of the Federal government may be the result oi this progeny of the extra session. The only way by which it can be met is by the issue of treasury notes. The officers appointed by some ol the States to receive it have long been in attendance at Washington, and their expenses, especially for the small States, will consume the whole. The result shows, however, what a farce is the distribution ojf the public lands as a measure of relief to States owing ('240,000,000 in the aggregate. Sales at the Stock Exchange, lfioo Treasury notes, 100 160 ahaj Syra. It Uttca, lot 5000 NY 8rate7>s.l848 bCO 101 10 Bos. St Pro*. IIR 85 8600 do 5's, If58 82V 50 Harlem R R 15V 1200 do do do 82?? 10 New Jerser CSV 2000 'Ihio 6's, 1860, K9>J 10 do do 65 1000 Kentucky 6's 76 100 Paterson R R 48 20 sh* Mechanics'Bk 58 75 Slonington 15V 8 Bk Commerce, full 82 25 do 15?? 17 do scrip, s3 90 25 do 15V 25 Utica and Scheu. 115 Second Board. 15shas Mutual Ins. 90 State of Trade. The inclemencv of the weather, and the nendinc alec. tions, have prevented much animation in out-door business to-day. OiVs.?Linseed Oil sells at 98 a 90c, cash; Sperms at 70 cts. for summer, and 90cts for winter; Lard Oil, 69 a "Octs, Olive in pipes, 75cts. Provision*.?New Beef, of mess, sales at $6,75 to $7; prime at $0,1-2} a 3,37}. No alteration in Pork. Ohio mess at $3,44 a 60; prime at 9,37} to 44. Liquors.?Brandy, A Seignette, at 156 cts. Wolfs Swan (Jin. at 112} cts; Irish Whiskey, at 165 a 226 cts; Whiskey at 19} a 20} cts gall. Wines, dry Malaga, so.d at 33 cents; sweet, at 35 cts. Naral Slores.?North county Turpentine, at $2,75. Tar is 137} cts. Spirits Turpentine, 38 cts lor Southern, and 40 cts for city. Msirrled, At Paris, on the 27th September, by the Mayor of the 5th District of Paris, and afterwards at the Church of St. Lawrence, Mr. William Chase Barxet, of Baltimore, to Mademoiselle Marie Felicitc Lc Petit, of Pairis. Died, On the stii inst. after a short and painful illness, Mart, only daughter of Richard and Jane Cunningham, aged 11 years and six months. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from tha residence of her father, corner ofRivington and Lewis streets, this day, Nov. 9th, at half past 3 o'clock. On the 7th instant, suddenly, Johx Cores, in the 38th year of his age. On the 7th instant, Thomas Farrell, in the 64th year of his age. On the 5th inst. alter a short illness, Catharike Healt, widow of Ezra llealy, in the 48th year of her age. Passengers Arrived. Charlestox?Brie Tyh?e?W Ferguson and lady, Mm L Haydeu, L Bland, W I) Meiges?2 in the ilrerage. Domestic Importation*. Ch??li?toi??Brig Tyber?62 tea r,ce Smith, Mills fct co? 257 hsles cotton Spofford, Tilestnu It co?50 Hicks It ca?66 Boyd It Hincken?200 C M Luff?142 hides to order. MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters and Agent*. VVr shall esteem tt a favor, if captains ol vessels will gi?e to Commodore William A. Bassett, of onr news fleet, a report of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, the vessels spoken on their passage, a liar of their cargo, end euy foreign newspapers they may have. He wiii hoard them immediately on their arrival Agents and correspondents at home or abroad, will aim confer a favor by sending to this office all the marine intelligence they can obtain. Nautical information of any kind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, MOV. 0, 1843. n-n rises 7 1 I Moon II 20 n 59 I mow waTCK 12 II Cleared. Ship Troy, Hill, New Orleans, J Macy St Son.?Berime B.uringtnn. Barstow, do, John Ogilen.?Brig Daphne, (Br) lug iMm, Hililaa, A J Penniston.?Schrs (.Jolleetnr, (Br) Front, Mnntego Bsy, Js. Geo Miln: Helen, [,rwrenrr, Key West, S W Lewie, St Deuys, Post, Mobile, W W Hrsu. ArrlTml. Baiune Charles William, Katiur, (of Thnmaston) 25 Hays fm N? w Orleans, with molasses, to Nesmith, Leed. It Co. Brig Cordelia, Sherwood, 29 dayslrom Malaga, with fruit, to Peter Harmony. Vessels lelt before reported. Brig Tybee, Ogden, II days from Chaileston, with cottou, to G?o. Btilkley. British brig F.rlipse, Dunean, 7 days from Baltimore, in ballast,to Soule, Whitney Co. Spanish srhr Anna Kliza, Pocetier, 70 days from Maracaiho, bound to Boston?put in in distress, to repair rigging, Dec. Schr J. W. Kem^tou, Oaborn, 4 days from Norfolk, wi#i mdse, to Sturges it Meatman. Sailed in do. with schrs Bergen and Millicent, for NYork. Below. One ship, two brigs. Wind NNW. Herald Marine Correspondence. Oniric or the Rhode Islswdf.i, Newport, Nov 7, 1842. S Arr 5th, Hita'co, of Belfast, Clarke, from Portland Oct 12, fo Km Janeiro, put in in distress?cargo of ice. pears, apples and lumber.^ On the 2l?t lilt, lat 39, Ion 53, eiiienenced a heavy gale from SK. which lasted about 3 hours?lost fore and main topsail, foresail, fore topgallant mast, spanker, msiu royal, nuartrr Ivoat. main vnrd. and r?Miml other damage?will repair. ArrCih, Holder Bordrn, Fall River for Pacific Ocean; Rietizi, Durfee. and Thiee Brotl era. Heath NYork (or Providence; I iioi'-cu, umwn, ran niver mr r* Kim. Sid 7th, Holder Borden, and I H Borden. General Record. Arrival*, ltrt, 31 at |ult.?23 ships, II barques, 18 brigs, 23 schrs, 4 boat*. Whalemen. At Rio Janeiro Sept 12.tMinerva, Horton, of New Bedford, 4 mot out, with 40 bills apm oil?put in to ahip men in place of deserters. At Me of France July 13, Elisabeth, Batea, Mattapoiaett, 300 bbla oil. On Off Shore Ground, in March, Favorite, Young, FH.with 800 bbla oil, bound to NW Coaat. Off New Holl md, iu May, Arab, Wnghtington, KH. 1300 bbla wh and 400 ap on board?arnt home 200 ap. Spoken. Orion, from rhiladrlplii i for Boston, Nil* 7, off Cape May. Rival, Philadelphia lor Calai No* 7. off ape May. Iiaar Franklin, Cape* of Virginia for Boaton, No* 6, off Cane M?y. Sun, B illon for Baltimore, No* 3, off Bamegat. Tecutnaeh, Boaton for PhiUdelphia, 6ib inat. off Egg Harbor. i .'0, 'Ufa* for Ruenoa Ayrea, 4th inat. off Mnntauk. Mainl ho, NB. for Rio de Janeiro, 3d inat. off Block Republic, Richmond for Newport, 4th inat. off Montauk. Anile, Savannah for Boaton, 3d inat. off Block Island. \i' r' Halifai for New Orleana, lat inat off &"f\r?rUr?on1fc r,!r Philadelphia, M iiut. off Montauk. Madrid, lor Npw York, 2d inat 1*132 47 Ion 7??had been laying to lor arveu d*ya. Foreign Porta. St JoHf SB, Oct 31?Arr Hindoo, Hugh**, Carnarvon; Eylie, Alitn. Eaatport; k idelia Small, NYork; Odeaaa.Vauithaii Dublin: Driao lour, Sliyo; Victoria, Mearna. Shield*. Below, one aliip. I-Id 24th, II*treat, Allan, Aberdeen; p I Nerina. HtirUuey. Baltimore; Edward I'rebl*. Pettm.ill, Kaatport; rth, Aum Si A Mil, Ml r arlaur Newry; f .a mien*, Baird, Alloa; No .holaoo, rendleton. Carliale; liar, Dolplnn, Hulliran Newrv dentin, McKin.cH, Cork Y' Home Porta. Mantua Port. Oct 22?Arr North America, Richardaon, N York Snl 3DiIt Cyprna. Sawyer, do. UncatPORT, Nor 2?Sltl Gitrllf, Stuhha, NYork. Hisijor, .Nor 3?Old Ellen Perkina, (Iil|ialrick,Weai Indira. I'oaTl.asn, .Nor t?Hid Lor.in, (new, 300 tona. of Krreport) Goodrich, Mobile; John Bronwer, Sutton, do; Pioneer. Po.TaMotJTM, No* 2?Arr l.alayette, Samiiaon, Richmond Sid lit, Kranconia; Vetnia, Thompaon, Mobile. Hart rmii.t., previona to Nof J?Ait St TliomM, Philadel' Hai.t M, Nov 4?Old Vintage, Phtpnt, Montevidea. Sid 3d, (III. Dnnlap, an* de Varda and Africa. 1 Boitoh, Not 7?Cld Fradenck, (lata of Duibnry) Btmmoua, NOrlrans; Jth, Gardiner, Bradatreet.Bath, with her inward r*rt". Frances Hallrtt, Rogers Mobile: Abbott Lawrence Faulkliu. and Lewis Bruce, stndley. NYork. UllCttaTtt, No* 3? Ait Turk. NYork for Poruinriuth. Pltmoi'TH. No* J? Arr Constitution Allrn. New York; 3d, Lafayette. Averv. NOrteans Shi Mr.lium, Hani. u. Norfolk. Oct IS. Liutict, Bartlett, Philadelphia New Brorono, No* 4?Shi Kliia Nicholl, Baker, Baltimore; 3d. NonpareiL Pope, Wilimugton, Nectahle votiug woman, a situation as nurse and seamstress. Apply at M Spring street. The best of city reference given. n9 lt*m SITUATION WANTED?By a competent per-oti to artas salesman in a wholesale or r. tail establishment of Watches Jewelry fcc. Also understands book keeping and watch re\>airitig H is been in business for tiimseif ten years and t peaks "ranch For particulars and references addrrss Box No. 712 Lower Post Offlce. Gentlemen's Horses taken ca of during the winteral a very reasonable rate. Apply at 58 Maiden Lane. u9 lm*r RAND VOCALAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT Signor Kapetti respectfully informs his fiiends and the public that he will give a Concert on Tuesday next, November I.3th, at the Apollo, assisted by the principal talent now in thee tv. n1 "t re Mercantile library association?he mi^ftiers of this associstion who are excluded from the Ashhurtnn Dinner this evening, in conseuueuce of the hign price of tickets, are res|>ectfully invited to procure tickets for Ashhurton No. 2, to be served up at It's o'clock, P. M., iinincdmtelv after Aslibuiton No. 1. By order, W. P. JONES, 2nd., Chairman of Committee of Arrangement. P. S.?Tickets JO cents each, to be had at the door or of Chairman ofCommittr e. n9 lt*r AT EN I SON?Franklin Coffee House, Mi Maiden Lane and IJ v Cedar if.?Sope fine Bafdleaoi Venison will be drsased this day ami served up with Currant Jelly, at 30? cents per plate. Ready at 12 o'clock. n9 Iff JOHN P. BROWN. T^HOMAS JONES, accountant, 183 Broadway, resrectfully A announces that he haa commenced for the season to give evening instruction in Book-keeping,Penmanship and Cominrr cial Arithmetic. The many hundreds of is former pupils wlio are now holdim? situations of the hnrhest resoousihilitv as clerks auii bookkeepers in ihii city, afford llir best possible teal for any enquiry aa to the merits of a ayatrm of iuatrnction which has grown out of many yea's of experience An adequate diligence under the course here pursued will secure to a student the ability to discharge all the duties of the desk in a masterly mannrr, and givehim a knowledge or accoun's such as is Teiy rarely attained through years of ei|>erience. Certificates of qualification are given when desired. TO PARENTS?Certains hours of the day are devoted to the instruction of a fe w young gentlemen who desire a thorough pre|iar*tion for business. Published and for sale by the author, "Jones's Principles and Practice of Book keeping," 8vo.. price 12s. This is the only American work on the subjrc- renriuted in Krgland. It is also adoptrd ill the first Academic Institutions in this city. n9 lm*r VTOTICE OF REMOVAL?The office of the "New York J.' Bank Note List" published by Charles, Mclntyre Is Co, is removed from No. 201 Broadway to No. 51 Wall street. Subscribers are informed that the Exchange business will be conducted ou the most advantageous 'errrs. CHARLES, MclNTYRE fc CO.. 51 Wall street. Wanlril-?lor which the highest rates will be paid, the billa of the Clinton Co Bank, Commercial Bank of Otsego, Commercial Bankef Buffalo, Bank of Lyons, Lewis Co. Bink r nd Watervlict Bank. Ii9 lt*r KITING T'AUOHT FOR $l.-\lr. DOLBKAVt, author of the "Science of Penmamnip,'' "Copy Books for Ladies,*' hr. lie., will give 12 lessons for SI, to lames w o take tick" ta weekly. Thia claaa ia formed for a particular pur|K>ae. An elegant hand ia taught. Rooms in Saint Luke's Scaoot Building, 374 Hudson st, comer Grove. Open lrom 4 to 5 P. M. Gentlemen's Class lor Penmanship, Book-keeping, Arithmetic, fcc. from 6X to 9 in the evening. Terms low. Enlrauce No. 1 Grove ?treet. n9 lt*r NUMBER Six Hundred and Thirty-line of the published letters sent to Dr. Wheeler, of No. 31 Greenwich street, concerning the succestlal results of his practice as an Oculist. ?To he continued. To Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 33 Greenwich street. Nrw York, June 31st, 18?2. Dear Sir:? The great suffering I endured for some months from the Catarrhal Opthalmia, which had then blinded me.and csprcting I had lost the sight of both eyes for ever, that I am now at a loss to express my gratitude for the complete cure you have effected, especially as by other medical men ir had been considered a hopeless case. With great respect. I remain. Respectfully yours, MARTIN MEHRTENS, Li9r No I Elizabeth street. M STRAYED or stolen a Brmdle Greyhound, with marked cuts in one of his ears. A suitable reward will be paid to anyi>erson returning him to the subscriber. Any iiersou keeping him after this notice will be prosecuted. JOHN HE RDM AN. n9r til South street. "IXT'ATEK CASKS?200 WaterCsks,about 120 gallons each iron bound, iu good order, for sale low bv W. fc J. T. TAP9COTT, n'r 43 Peck Slip. dbK REWARD?Stolen or taken iu mistake, from the WesV'J tern Hotel, Courllandt at, ?u the morning of the 1st inst, aealisecontaining promissory notes drawn by Wm R Oould ing, payment of who h is stopped. Also some children's Truss Springs and linen articles. The above reward will be paid on delivery at Hull's Truss Com|>any, 4 Vesey st. n8 3t*rc T OST?Vralerdav, a amall |W|* parol CMUkIDC three let-Li ten addreaaed r?? different partiea in London. One of the lettera enrlnaed a Bill of Kichaiige draw n by Jacob Liltlr it Co., on Burin* Si Brithrri, London, for XIR. 16a. 4d. All |a raona arc cautioned .igiint' negotiating -aid In'l, and tlip liudpr will be liberally rewarded on leaving the lettera and bill at 67 Liberty at. 118 lt*rc TkmpkrancET PRESENTATION Of Me-DALH.-Thrre Kold medal, will he prrarnted on Thundiy evening neit. No r. Mrh init at Concert Hall, 406 Broadway, by the ladiea of the Marahall Total Abatinence Relief Soeiety. One to be preedited to the Hon. Thomaa S". Marahall, by nrovy, the other two to gentlemen tonally w-rthy. The medala to he preeentedby a lady Vocal and inatrnmental mtiaic mar be egjeeteJ from the moat impular nerlormera in the city. Ticket, at one ahillinit each, to be had at the door on the evening of the preaentation and at the following placet:? Mr. Shortland, 122 Liberty at. Mr fthapherd, ?f)l Hcat?r, at. Mr. Coachmon. 17 Rtvington or 26 Aon at. By order of the Committee of Arrangement.. Mr. SHEPHERD, COACHMON ?nd HHORTLAND. N. R, The regnlar weekly meeting will not lake place. n? 3t*r _ _______ TO MAN Uf Aertablc young men can be arcom L) modal d with good boarn end pleasant room? at 42 Oey at. Terrfis moderate. Alio a few day boarders can be accommodated. Apply a? above. nB 1m*rc BDARDRO.-A gentleman and his wile or a lew ret|>ectable single gentlemen, can be lurniibed with go d board, and eery pleasant roomi on reaaouable terma, at 201 Fulton at. n2 2wr HO BrHDINO.?The original Walton House, 326 Pearl atreet, Franklin Square?kept byjaa. Fowler, from London. Krig land, iierrnanem Ima-ders 62,56 r week, transient t-oardera 50 eentaperday. Families can be accommodated with prirate roomi on reasonable terms. Wines and spirits, 3 cents tier glass?home brew'd ale 4 cents ner pint?fine Welsh rarebits 4 cents each?cold cuts equally cheap. N. B. Hot coffee 3 cents per rint?stakes and mn'ton chops can be hail at all honrs. J. F. particularly requests any one wh., is in want of a comfortable home to call and inspect his establishment, and judge for themselres. Persons travelling for England would find it to their advantage to call. The house being convenient to London and Liverpool ships, J F. being appointed agent, he can give jisssseiig-rs every information. New York and Old Country pipers taken in. n5 3m*r "CRANCIS'8 PATENT LIFE BOAT" has been tested F ihr put four years in actual sravtcr, and by evperiment as follows Manned Ami thrown from tin- deck steamboat while titular way drop|ied endwise from the stern of a 74 loaded to th? gunwale with iron and stones, with the hoitom stove in turned by laree upside down anil resisting ibe efforts of 1J mrn to keep her ao upset by har passengers and rreetv IIK them aaain mo.I. ami freeing MmlinM water bottom stove in by landing on a rocky shore and than rowrd out to aaa; landing in a snrl. wlian all other boats swamped taking crraa and passenger* from a wrack in a storm at aaa. with the boas store in and plugs oat h anting a wrrrk with the bottom broken open leaving a -inking wreck lull of passengers, with the ea breaking Irom end to end making way across a coral reel to a wreck and bringing off an passengers, leaving the ordinary boa's swamped thrown from the dark of a ship endwise and string M liaisons sides suit Ihiws broken through and bottom stove in and rowed in deep water, Isr. and finally blown up by a submarine esploaion, and then again manned and rowed as before. JOSEPH FRANCIS. Offiee No. 7 Wall at., at Atlanta h Co.'s Ei press Office. nR Imr )K K NELSON, will delieer a Conrae of Lertnres 01 f'hytiology, illustrated by Diagiaina and demonstrated by Kipeiimnata, at the New York Lyceum, 411 Broadway, o Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 o'clock in the aven nig. To rnmrninee by the Introductory (free) on Tnrstla' evening, the Rth instant. n7?f r I ADIh.S' Silk and Merino Under Verts for aale by U JOHN M. DAVIESS JONES, oM ln>*tn 106 William cor of John ats. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. I Hr.dic far fame I and celebrated Pilla, from Portngal, ar werecirs, to b* obtained in this errantry. Secadsertis msnt on use last alias aU is I MECHANICAL OR CARCEL LAMPS.?The ubKn[ 1VL ber ho jot opened for thr iuiorctloo ofthu public, the nchcf o?rtmcnl or these Lsnis and other urliclcs in the line e?er nni?>iledito this country, all of which h??e beeu inanuficturfil to order at Paris expressly for ihis market, and art* uueqiia'led in beauty and utility. These Limps are now to gear rally used that uo remark* re sperting them are necessary, as rhey recommend themselves at the following olsces that are lighted with them, via:?Carlton House. Aator Hoa.i Mansion House. Park Place Hoose, New York Society Library Cowiinr'* Broadway, opposite Bond *t, Siguor Ferrero's, Howard ttreet, and many other place* where tli* i i m I"- B at ai Lom The price* will herealLr (in consequence of the gTeat iu crease of sale and improvement iit their mmhftPl) plot# thein within the reach of every one who studies economyM j well as good taste, aiid the variety of styles snd prices wilf Ik* such as to suit all tastes, and adapted to all purpose* were light is required. Also, received by late arrivals and iusoicc of choice articles I firm Paris, consisting of rich new style ladies and gentleine' *s roilat bops. Udies n k xes, Li queur, watch and Jowntry I cases lYrtuuo i assortment from true of the mosi celebrated peifuineis in Paris. F. D. 8AXTON. i Depot of Mechanical Lamns, 20 John St. I Agent at^Philadelphia, A. BKH N'KTT, 12A Chestnut st. uumuii, ur. oum, yj i rcinoui ts. ?w. !?7 iw u*ee DOCTOR E L L 10 T T 0 CL'LIST, AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, Confines hi* Practice to DISEASES OF THE EYE. I Office 261 Broailv* ?v. orn.-r ol' Warren street. Il2 1?nr F~ OR SALE.?The Yacht VK A-HY-K?-8he it94 flat*long ?34H feet heana. and f2 feet hold. Hrr cahin* are eiteuj tive ana superbly tdftdun. If uot wantid I?ti Yacht, ahe 1 would be well adarted for a |at, and would i cam'a large cargo, coiubiu ng more buoyancy with sharpness, than any other veaatl ill iaL Bh It Itfflilg i 061mia*r VfAUAZlNK.S ft PERIODICALS FOK NOVEMBER. fYl Attiili (iodcy'i Laili?lu?k, liiahun'H M^uur. Luiies World ef Kaahion, Youiw Peoples Book. Boston aud Beutlcy'a MiaceRauy,St" Farm House ?l the XIX century, wilti more than 2000 ro remits; Blblic il Journal and Christian Family Mcgaaiue, edit, by lie Rt*. H. It >od and 0. Newell Telle iterance and other Almanacs tlie It. in how and U idlcut, a new hoinoruua and willy journal, wi ll calculated to please the lively and irav. Allot which will he aold at wholesale and ri till, and those who Imv to atll aitaiu at a lower rate lliau can lie obtained elsewhere. N. B ?Fifty aticuts wanted to circulate magaziuea, reiiodi cala, Itc. A. J. SEXTON, No. II Bcrkmau, ii'i Imr corner Naaaan. JOHN M, DAVIES y JONES inform their friends and customers 11 at they have receirrd their winter faahion* for Capa?a variety of uew atvles for youth and rhildrru. The Cracivieuuc Turban now ao much w?>ru. it manufactured by them. Alac a new aty le of travelling cap, very cou? eoieut lo ciuleraeti travelling oK lm*m II* WILLIAM ST. CARR'i SUI'ERIOKINEW CAMPHINE LAMP6. LAMPS FOR BURNING LARI). ALSO, A large assortment of plain aud Japiwned Tin Ware, Chandaliert. Astral and other Lamps, altered to burn eampnine and chemical nil, on an improved plan. Alao? Suerinr Camphiue and Chemical Oil. at wholaale aud retail, by BACKUS St BROTHER, 150 Fulton at. N. Y. N B.?Persona can he aerred wiih C amphiue and Chemical at their reaideucea by leaving their eld res aa above. 1 m lkAILLINARY ARTICLES, CLOAKS, fcc.?V1CTOivl KINE k CO., from Paris, rea|iectlully mforiii the ladiea ?f this citv, that they will oi>eii on the 9lh uist., 393 Broadway, between White and Walker streets, a splendid atsortment ol Halt. Capote*. C'oaka, Peleriues, Cainaila, faucy and atreet n a r. uu._i. vr i- d-., i I till, rr.inr... ?C., Ol the latest "arii fashion. Jiut received per ship Ville de Lyon, from Havre. Dress and Cloak making promptly execnted. n3 lm*r _ HAVANA SEGARS. DICABIA It MANZANEDO, No. 49 Liberty atreet, near I Nassau, olter for sale the following 300,000 LaNortna segars, very old and auperinr 130,000 Diana do do do 173,000 Ksperanza do do do 100,000 Regalias ol Norma, Diana, and Esmero branda 30.000 Cannnes, Trahncoa, arid Bavonetaa, varioualdo The whole entitled tokdebenture, auu in lota to'auit purela a era. otlmia*r T7NCONOMY AND RETRENCHMENT.?-ChMiwst jCj Caah Tailoring Establishment in tlie city at RUSSELL, PATRICK 8c CO.'S 396 Pearl street. Frock and Dress Coata made to order, at from $11 to $16; beaver Overeoats, in Arst rate atyle, $10 to $14; and every other article of clothing equalvcheat. Gentlemen finding their ov i cloth can have their clothes made up, and a good At warrauted, at the following iwlces (every article warranted); Dreaa and Frock Coata made and trimmed, from $4 JO to $7 Panta, 1 23 to 2 Veala, 1 00 to 3 N B?Naval and Military outfits cheap, and promptly exeetiled. ol? Im'er ItAMTE.-Tilt Stat.cn Island Granite Quarry being now in full operation, will supply Orauite of any dimensions, either cut or rough. Building stones either for block of rouble work, ashler, ailla, and lintels,steps and platforms, will be delivered at shortest notice, Kentledge for ships, and shingle ballast or smaller atones will be delivered on board any vessel in N'wYork harbor at tne lowest rates. vessels can loau with great Uii|iatch at the wharr on Staten liland, where H fret de|>tn of water ia had. The railroad being in good order, the can are laden and brought abreast of the shipping- No danger from ice daring the winter rroutiis. For farther information apply to LEWIS GIBSON, Agent, At the Granite Wharf, Staten Island^ or to the Office of the Company ,100 Pine ?t,eor of South,upstairs o28 r S. E. GLOVER, Proioent. TYA1LY EXPRESS LINKS EOR~ALBANV. LITICA, 1-' BUFFALO. CHICAGO AND CANADA.?The subscribers having been engaged for the last twelve mouths running the Albany and Buffalo Kipress, in counectiou witn Harndrn It Co.'a New York and Albany Line, have recently eilended their Express Line Iroin Buffalo to Albany, through to this city on their own account, will receive ami forward DaiLT, (Sundays eicepted,) Siiecie, Bank Notes, Parcels, Packages, Bandies, and Cases at Goods, to and from die follow ing places, vis. Albany. Troy, Utica, Syracuse, Auburn, Ithica. Uenevi, Canandaigua, Rochester, Batavia, Lock port, Buffalo, Clerelaml, Detroit, Chicago, and the intermediate places. Also, Oswego, Sackelts Harbor, Kiugslou and Toronto, Canada. Will promptly attend to the collection and payments of bills, notes, drafts and accounts, purchase and sale of goods snd produce oy sample, and sncb other transcieut business aa may be entrusted to their care. Each Kipress will be accompanied by a 'competent messenger, together with responsible agents in the principal towns upon the route. Merchants and others may be assured that returns will he in this inann, r received inove ,-ililv )K,u in other possible way N. B.?Special Expresses rnn to any part of the country at (hurt notice,and upon re ?i>le term*. IJ r POMKKOV St CO. No. Wail street u. cj i v des hatch Hour. Pt >hT Oh FILE, New York, 2ith July, lilt. TJOL'RSof Delivery each day, (Suuda)s excepted) at the D Upi*?r and Lower Post Oilce*:? Letter* deposited before Half-past 8 o'clock, A M\ 12 3 T M Will be sent out for deAt all the Static at before livery rt 9 A VI, and 1 7 o'clock. A M aud 4 o'clock, P M. II a r M. Let ten to be1 ?eni Free, must Live "Free Stump'* affixed to them, otherwive three rent* will be eol.erted of the party to whoin lb* letter la addressed. No money miiat be enclosed in letters unless rev isterrd at it principal office*. Liata ol rhe station* (at all of which "free sumps" in.iy be purcbat. il at tl.M |?.naoN, I No donation from the Aral ynee named. OIJ !mi?* LE ECH ES! LEECHES! LEECHES! on r\rv/\ LAROE HEALTHY SWEDISH LF.Et HKH Dii.vVJU Jnat received per baik Sir laav Newton, from Hamburg, for aale in any quantify, at very moderate pricea by O A. AH. WITTE, Importeraof Leecbea, oil lm'ec 111 William auwet, AUCTION SALES BY THOMAS BELL. i&loiti Not 1i Jinn and 114 Fulton ilrtal. I WEDNESDAY. At 10)* o'clock. iu the sales ivom. Large sale of elegant second hand and new furniture of all descriptions, from families removing. cabinet makers, kc. Al?", a large alul splendid assortment of tirat isle Hotel Furniture, removed fir convenience of tale, comprising 100 yards carpeting in Iota, aatral ami mailt) I lamps, glass ware. blankets, 11a. rouuterpaiir*, rurtaina, WO ivory handle Ituivra and lurks, silver do ami spoons, beds, mattreaaca, bedsteids, IllO mahogany chairs, 10 solas, toilet labia a. Also. splendid Wilton carpels iugs, chnidelier*, clocks, rases, kc. THUB8DAY. At in)* o'clo. k, at tlo auction room. Positive sale of piiuu lortes >[>Wnaid IU'uttun*, \u )utire invoice ot i uly valuable i soilings, bo .ka, woikv of art, kc At It o'clock in tlic sites room. An invoice of English and French j?w?lry, diamoud inns, rings, watches, French fancy goods, English chaudrlieis, astral and hall lamps, glass ware. KR1SDAY. At 10)J o'clock lit the sale rooms Eatensive sale of seasonable clothing, valuable dry goods, a large consignment of West of England Cloths, ^assimeres. Vesting*, hosiery, shirts, suspenders, gloves, hankerclnrfs, kc, kc. Also, Kugliah, French and American jewelry, watchetguus. Alio, same tune] curl pistols,an Electric Machine.! aluahle books, prima, kc. Alan. I cases splendid clothing torlose the biiainraa of a merchant tailor. Alan, a valuable English blackbinl BY III ELL k AKt I'LAHIUB, WEDNESDAY. At 10 o'clock, at 2.S Elm street. All assort inn t ofsecond hsml furniture. At IIK o'c ork at the aalra room, r. itpotteH from Tuesday: Liquors, Hegars, See.?A good assortment of liquors and ?fe gars, among wnie.h .in- aoine very superior Port Wine and Havana Segars. The attention of public houses and families are invited. 200.000 Havana si gars nut up eipresslv fur London market, a very auiaiior article, will be sold iu lota to suit purchasers. Also, an assorts^ nt of new andserond hand furniture. SATURDAY, At It).1 a o'clock iu the sales room A good assortment of furniture, pianos, kr, kc. MONDAY, Nov.lt. At 101* o'clock at the sales room. Cloths, cassimerea, satrinett, hosiery, kc. TUESDAY. Nov. u. At 10H o'cloc k, at the auction room, A l od assortment of wines, segais. kc. lust. CTION NOTIt E.?Paiunnesj Ji'uruMure, Piano Eortes nil rwity iriiTO.-a, U. tlUMBMll' (t UU. Will Il ll this imruing, it hall-past III o'clock in thrir salesroom, 119 B-oai!i*sv cor Liberty >i, a general assortment of heat made fast,finable furniture including sofas, chairs ottomans dressing anil plain bureaus, mahogany tockcra, Frelich i rJalraili, Ike, Stc. Also?a small collection of oil paintinita by .Knglish artiau, including iwo large rthibition pictures, Captain Ho?s' Interview Willi the Lsquiniaus, aud the Burning of the Kent Kail liKiiaman. Also? silrr red, bronic an.I ortr.olt girandoles, table cutler)-, japannpry. hriiaiiui* and plated ware, with a variety of faucy Itoods, will worth the attention of buyers. Alto?a quantity ol second hand furniture, with which the tale will commence. no lt*in aMW) aa NEWARK AND NKW YORK.?Kare Ouly 12H cents.?The splendid aud cominodi 3E-^J^LJE.ous steamer PASSAIC, Capt. John Uaffy, being completely and elegantly refuted, commenced her irguar trips for the season ou Thursday, alarch 10?leaving as follows

Koot of Barclay st. New York, at 10X o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M. Centre wharf, Newark, at I o'clock, A. M. aud half put 1 o'clock P. M. On Sundays, the Passaic will leara New York at 10)? A. M. and 4 P. M. Lease Newark at 8 A. M. aud at 2 o'clock, P. M, 0T7" Freight of every deacrtptiou carried at reduced pricu. ol 2tn*r ugA FALL AND WINTER AKKANUKA, j? 3* MKNT.?The steamboat Kookland, will, SmmJhLJL on and after M outlay, the 3ltt of October, run aa follows leavinit Middletowu Point (tide and weather tier mitsiuK) at 9 o'clock, and KeytOrt at 10 o'clock, every Monuav, Wednesday and Friday. Heturuimt. leave the foot of Kohtii son street, New York, every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 12 o'clock, noon, touching at Seguiu's Dock each way. Stages will be in readiueaa to convey lutsiengers to any part of tlie country. All baggage at the risk of the owners. o23 2m*ec FOR LIVERPOOL?The. elegant packet ship LlimVBKRTY. Captain Norton, will be despatched for the XKColCw'bove port otOhe 10th i list. mini ut-?inui- conveyance lor CaDII), aeroml cabin and ttci'tagr paairiiKt r*. Hrr between deck. are lofty, 1 ami will be comfortably fitted ui> for pa.aengera, whic'n will be at the loweil ntea. Apply on board the alnii, at loot of Dover it, or to JOHN HEKDMAN, 61 South itieet. N. B.?I'auage from Oieat Britain and Ireland, ria Liverpool, can aa mual he i ngagi l this line for cabin, 2d cabin and steerace passengers, arc unsurpassed by any other line or ship load* iinr lor the above i?ort. For terms of passage and to secure the best berths, early a|v plication should be made on board, fool of Berk mm street, or to the subscribers, HOCIIK BROTHERS ?i CO., p| r 35 Fulton ?r nest H.mr to tin- Fulton Bank. X^3r- FOR 8AVANN ATI?Regular racket of the loth ferfffv No v ?The splendid fast sailing packet ship NICHOjttlfiLAS BIDDLE, Cuotain Truman, wi|l sail as above. For passage in cabin, second or steerage, having superb accommodations, apply oq board foot of Dover at. or to JOSEPH McMURRAY, ii7t*c IflS Pine ?t, corner of Sonih. fOR NEW ORLEANS?Kir.t Regular Packrt td?fV wiili deinalch ?The wry mpenor packet .hip JmUUaSAMUEL KICKS, Captain Bunker, will hare imin. ill Itr deapatch. For paiMgr in cabin, icond cahiti ami .treragr, havtug elegant accommodation., apply on hu >nl font ..f Dover at, or to JOSEPH McMURRAY. n7f 100 P?ne street, corner of South. IJRp. FOR LON DON?-Regular Packet of th. 10th Nov. kgUjPW?The .pl, Capt Chad wick, will aallaa abore,her regular For parage in cabin, ond cabin, anil .treragr, having pirn-lid accommodation*, apply on board foot of Maiden Lane, or to JOSEPH McMURRAY, too Pint, ilrret, corner of South. P. 8.?Pci.cn. wi.liiiiK ro t.-ml for tlieir 'riend. rciiding in tin- oM country, can li.11 HMk brought at by tnii aliip, ?r any ?f #ir regular i>ackeU, by ap|>lyiug a. above, if by letter po.t paid. oS>8r 4 l*g- FOR LI V EKPOOL ?NEW LINE?.Regular J^J^^Packe^of^ttlJ^ November.??The Splendid Packet i?WO"l u O, /1JH. J.Mill 11111%. MI I I'll IOI1S, wiirpositivrfy ?ml as above, lt?r regular iUv. Kor freight or passage, having accommodations uuei|u?lled Tor splendor or comfort, andy on hoard, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to K. K. COLLINS It CO. K South street. Price of passage, $100. The Packet Ship Siddons, Captain Edw. B. Cobb, ol 1000 tons, will succeed the Koscius, and sail the 25th December, her regular day. Passenger* may rely on the shi|ia of this line sailiug punctual* it ?ri. rtised. _____ r KOIt LIVERPOOL?Thesplendid fast sailing and kSltifV favorite packet skip HOTTINOUER.t 1200 tons bur* JBdUBw'h'u) f'apr. Ira Bursley, is intended to be det|iatch?d on fht- Otn Noeember. This m .gnScent ship is one of the New Line" recently es* lahliihcd between ths port aud Livetnorl, and is decidedly one of the most tu|>erb packeU in the trade. lle? accommodations for cabin, second c ibin and steerage passengers, cannot be surpassed and are seldom equalled. Her between decks for second cabin and steerage jiasseagsrs, arc vrry spacious, and lilted up in such a suiwrior manner, that those wishing to study theit comfort and convenience, will not fail to select this conveyance in nri Icrcnce to any other. As a number of her hs are already engaged, those wishing to secure a passage should not fail to apply early, to prevent dis ap|K>intmriit, the terms being very low. Kor which apply on board, foot of Pine st. or to W. fc J. T. TAPSCOTT, y to BOYD It HINCKKNTAgenM, n6r 9 Tontine Bnildinga. PACKET FOR HAVRE?Second Line?The ship kKW(V BALTIMORE, Kdward Kunck. Master,will sail on AMHKa the 1st of December. BOYD k HJNCKRN, n2 r Nu. I 011:111c HuiMmgi. itfE- FOR NkW ()ilLKAN?-l.(.ni.i??.k York ffffVLine?Positively First Regular Packet, to nail intli jV%BKanf November?The splendid fast sailing packet slop MISSISSIPPI, Capt Cheater Hillard, will |>osiiivelv tail as above, her regular day. k'or freight or passage, having auiierior furnished accommodations, apply oo board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall at. or to E. K COLLINS it (.O. Sooth sr. Passengers will plraae he on board the stramhoat Hercules, at Whitehall, on Wednesday, to morrow, Kith inst. at 2 P. M. at which time the slop will sail. Shippers may rely U|mti harm* their (nods correctly measured, anil that the thiiis of this lane will sail pnnctnally as adsertiseil. Any *narantre to that effect will be given and fulfilled that may be required. A* enta in N. Orleans. Hnllin it Woodruff, who will prompt- I ly forward all goods to their address. The racket ship HUNTSVILLE. C?L O. R. Mumford, succeed the Shaksprarr. and sail the 20th Nor, her regular day. Mr A*?- f f>H NEW ORLKANS-To be dispatched on WR*9W,the 12th inst ?The fine shin EDMUND PERKINS. JMMBfcaa' apt Ingersoll, at James' Slip. TiMTsiireeeded by the well known last sai'iug ship (JIJF.CN VICTORIA, Captain Mallett, to be d-spstrncd 011 the 1Mb instant. For freight or iiassage, having eicellent acccmmodationa in cabin, second cabin and steerage, all uf which will he taken at the lowest rales. Apply to JOHN HKRDMAN. n9r fil South slrce'. AiftAT EC)It MOBILE it S A V ANN AH ?First Packets. MCjWy?The racket hng SELMA, Capt Smith, being ih JVWSMmntained hy the weather, ran still take a lew more passeigns and sail this day for Mobile. The iiacket ship NICHOLAS BIDDLE, Cai* Truman, can yet take a few more imssriigrrs and will sail Uemorrnw. For passage in either af the above packets apply to W. It J. T. TAPSCoTT. 91 43 Peck Slip or M Soutn st 1 .,r Jones's Lane a-K'KjmMu nniMii.in r\l?.r. I.U.'H. LIINK (JrMy Knr Orortfetowii, H. C.,the Cut atilinir, roppei MUfa'^"1 innrlirhr PO fOMAC, S. Dnnrnn. matte i will |MMi>ivrly tail "II 'he llllli inatant. J"or frrmlif 01 oatac (hating aood acro,.iino?lationa) apply on hoard, at the loot o at Mnrrav? whai. ortn JOHN HERUMAN. njec joath tlreet. L-OII OK. KK., 1 HTWANG KK'S 1 "P Tit, Opto let. Acuta, llyew""dt, l.'mar l.wi ic.l?af?er rentype Chemicala. German Sileer, lie- |NMl |}ASK or inolans nj, 11, Wall a tract aud 1*1 Broadway. 1 ..w -J amusements. CHATHAM THKATIIK. Pit WW rami. Upper Tier eeute. Kint Tier 54 eeot?. THIS EVENING. Noc 8. wilt*. p,rt0,mt? H?LL ON EARTH: To rouclnde w th HIIOKMAKKK OK TOl'LOCHE. (T^ Door* will ope? ?C6>6?Curiam willnie 41 'tuarter 1*. 7 oxloek t>reci?ely. Bm Offire oi?ii daily Irom 4 to J, where Ticket, m.y 1 imrrli.ia.-d and 1 Uri-.uTUrril. FAHK TIIKATHK. THIB EVENING. Nor. 9. will he presented, ISRAELITES IN EGYPT. Motel, A'r Setfuiu I Pliaraob, Mr Archer A me 110 plot, Mr "jjr V'.1 Oriiiriei, MrBoulard Israelite, Mr Hoiki A11.il. Mr, Seiruiii Elileoe, Mrt Bailey Bote, ?l?Pit 50 cu?Gallery 25 ceuti. Door, open at o'rlock *ud the performance will corn erminmrr at 7 precisely MI K IIKLI/N OtTVMlMC THEATttK. 444 Broadway, New Tor*. THIS EVENING. Nov. 9. will he (.relented OIOVANM IN LONDON. After whieh. BOOTS AT THE SWAN. After which 1 PERFECTION. After which, LUCKV STARS, tt. f~ The Doors wilt lie ?>|wn?-aat 6. Orerture by the Band as squarte before 7. Horsemanatiip to commence at 7 o'clock precisely. AMERICAN tHKATIlE-WALUBT-ST. PIIIL.AUKI.PIIIA. UNDER THE DIRECTION OK MISS C CU8HMAN, Miss Cushmati's Benefit. MONDAY EVENING. Nor. 9, will be enacted, WEST END. A tier which, OI IVER TWIST. Mr H Placirle will apia *r on Thursday.DoM f m r,. n._ iA?njiALlt. LWIIfl. ADIKKICAN MIS KIM, DROADWAY Corner of Ann street. D p. T BAKNl'M, Manager. NEW AND EXTRA ATTRACTION. Day visitors admitted free in the evening. Entire new scenery, proscenium, drop curtains, decorations, lie ifot on at iinmeme eipense and painted by 8IGNOK ANGELO MONTE LILL A, from Venice. The Drop Cur tain seprrsriita a splendid view of Gallala near Constantinople. B'ok acene and wings. Interior of a Grand Saloon in the atyle of Lnma XIV. The whole 1a arrnngi d on an enure new plan, bv whieli the whole la changed in a moment to a large *na Magnificent S.iIoik). On Tueaday, the Dili November, THE FKJKK MERMAID'. Will arrive from Boaton and he eihihited ihe remainder of lira week without ealra charge. Eminent Naturaliala have ataked tneir reputation upou the genuineueaa of tnia wonderful am mal. DR. VALENTINE. Will appear in Sia New Comic Characters. VIVALDI'S LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY. Of ten iierformera, includible a new character called thr Enchanted Turk, who will rarisform himielf into an persoua furnishing a cotillion with himself. La Petite Celesta, the adnhred dansruae? Mias Hood, the popular vocalist? tn? Mysterious Fortune Telling Uipar Girl? Albino Lady?FancyGlase Blowing?(fraud Coamorama, and 600.(100 Curioaitier. Dav performances every Wednesday and Saturday afternoou Admission tweiitv-tive rents?Children hall price. uC GREAT SUCCESS! TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION!'.! SPLENDID PERFORMANCES. NKW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTC HE GALLERY, Ojrjmitt Ihe City Halt, Rr oath ray, ADMISSION ONE SHILLINO. Mr. H. BENNETT, Manager, Y-T AS pleasure in announcing that he has effected an emraee. 1A ment with Mr. I). Jenkins, the inimitable delineator o f comic characters. ponuUr vocalist, and uneitualled bam o play; er. Master Frank Diamond, the Ktluoiiean dancer, will a|i pear?also Mr. B Boyce, llie celebrated comic siagrr. Misa Rosalie, the chariniug somrstrrss. Mr. Wright, the wonderfal falsetto vocalist. There will be a day performance on Wednesday and Hslurdav, at 3 o'clock. Evening performance to commence at hall oast seven. Admission to the Muscuth, Picture (Jalley, and Performance ONE SHILLING. o30 Im'er T1VOLI SALOON. '"PHE LARGEST aminos! splendid Saloon in the city for Musical Sonees, Cflhceru, Assemblies, Military Balls, Private and Public Dinm r Parties, 1'olmral Meet mas?without distinction of party. The Proprietor, ever anxious to yam to himself and this establishment a reputation independent of ?reat profit) has leased from thr owner on socli terms aa will enable hiin to compete with any other establishment, and shal I be most hanpv to make arrauyrmeuts (in accordance with tho times) with all who inay favor hirn with a call and assure* them '.hatuo jtaius or expense will be spared to give entire satisfaction. WM. P. DFNMAN, Proprietor. P. 8. Tuesday evenings of each week is set apart I or Invitolion alls. o? lm*r FRANCIS' PATENT LIFE IJOAT, OFFICE No. 7 WALL STREET. *3 isr I)R WHEELER, OCULIST. PIKLAMED. DISEASED AND WEAK EYES?DR WHEELER, Oculist, 33 Greenwich strrel, N. Y. raspec t fully informs the public, that in consequence M his |iracticu having become enlarged to so great an rxteut, he is coin|>elled ol coufine his olfice attendance strictly bvtweeu the hours iu O (i. in, aim i. 1*1., iiicr wnirn ne visits rm oui uoor patients. Notwithstanding (nat among Me many hundred* of cue* which Dr. W. iuu attended, many nave been operated on by other professors wimout success, auu iironounced bv them in curable, yet ur. w.has never tailed to eradicate the disease and rfTect a perfect cure, desiute every disadvantage which nay have presented itself, and in many instances aietnst attains t ho|>e. It.a mis unprecedented success in his treatment of the various (h.ilierto considered incurable) diseases of the eye that enables ...m with confidence ro refer the afflicted who may be unacquainted with hiin, and his mild mode of treatintc the disorders of this oriraii?to numerous restored patients in th* first class of society, respecting his professional abilities and skill as a scientific oculist. Chronic inflammation of the eyelid, or sore eves, however !,.ng standing, can be effectually and permanently cured, and films, specks, removed without surgical o|ierationa. Terms to suit the cirrumstanres of the patient ol lmis*r DAGUERREOTYPE. TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. FA. AliTAULT it CO-. 168)* Fulton street, opiKisile St. Paul's Church, res|ieclful!v inform their friends and the public, that the) havs just received by packctship Aigo, an invoice of 1000 Daguerreotype French Plates A new supplr of the best and newest patterns apparatus 100 ouncea bromine 50 ounces bromine of iodine 50 pounds hvprosulphale of sorts 50 grammes ol chloride of gold 100 |K>unds of tripoli of vetnse 50 ounces chlonde of iodine And the new book containing the latest improvements iu11 e Daguerreotype. o5 tin ?r PRESENTSsi TIFFANY, YOUNG, to ELLIS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In the various Fancy Manufactures of Kngland, France, Germany, China, he UaVK received by late arrivals, a great variety ol beantilul 'I novelties, which renders their stock mors elegant and si tensive lhau ever before. In it will be found a superior assort ment of? Rosewood and Kbooy Uooda Chinese Fancy Articles .Hu j oiwhiuciy rmucy i Drrrmn and UIUI Cutlery I Berlin iron and Bronze Uooda Perfumery I Kana of nil kind* Brualira and Comb* I Papier Mar he k Velvet Gooda Indian Curmaitiea Umbrellas, ParanoiaIt Hlitdri Walking('alien, Mua|>riidera, (lamii, Opera Olaaars, French Jewelry, Hid inn Wlii|?, Aocoidiona, Muaic Boies, Mantel Ornaments, Oil Paintings, Bourn's" Gloves, and an innumerable variety of Elegant Art if In of Tnnttand Utility, tillable for presents, all of which thev take pleasure in ahow inc. and will aril at ?uch moderate prices aa moat be aatiafacto rr to all purchasers. No. !ectablr phyaicinw. In the mod* now ei plained, howrTcr.safe and effectual treatment will be gained by aarh patient* without thenrcruity of making any diacloaore of their caae. Thr "Medicine Cheat" contain* aarh aijnanltiiy of appropriate medicine as ia guaranteed to effect a perfect enre, and ample direction* in a plain aud familiar atyle accompany each cheat. The remediea are applicable to all forma of the diaeaae. The Cheat*, containing remediea for ayphilitic diseaaea are told for ti each?the chrtta with remediea for aonorrhoea and gleet |3 each, may now be had of the Principal Agent of the College. W. B. RICHARDSON. Agent. Principal Office of the College f7 Naaaaa atreet. N. B.?Caae* forwarded to ajl part* of the Union, the Canada* and Weal Indira. rervin* pnrrhaaing the Cheat* can,by addreaaing the College, gratuitously obtain whatever additional adriee they mav deal re dnring 'lo progrr** ofthair aaae. in" COUGHS AND"COJ.I?s Dk.MKMBER.No J4 North Siith aireei. one door below aV Arch street, Phi I a del phi a, the most certain j**1 1 Medicine, for Coughs, Cold*. Hmiring Blood, Throij and Lnng Disease, a rising sensation lis*- rfV V pleasant ohstiunions. For the shore. Ur. HWA* .Nf, ompound Syrup of Wild I herry will be foil nd the grcatl^edr Peraon. who have abated them.elve. by.theof ardentI amnm will find boll, their alrrnetb and reaolniion mucb mi joved by Imavmiif ayflT it.*, unirift Arid Ukmg draught orr.asioually of the .C,vI re^o,r.villl'l"" f'"m 'hi. valuable tree, eeue tKeVhnve may be c?nafdered ..air.ou. or counlerfe.t the ma? imct'mifKjad of the following Agenu, or at No. M North.Siarh atreet. n.ddeh.hm-Ts n, w H. MILNOR. Lfrogeiat, No. 19J Broadway. MRS M HAVKS, No. IJ9 Knit on at, Brooklyn. BBNj. fltDS. Newark, N.J. JOHN MAHON, Patierron, N. J. all lm*r FEMALE PHYSICIAN. SJ T.I.MPI'.N i U h DTI) IT IT T VfADAMK COHTKLLO, Kemale Phraician, atill continues to treat, with astonishing success, all diaeaaea pecaliar to females. Suppression, irregularity. obstruction. fce. by whatever eanse produced. can be lemored by Madame C. in a eery aoit time* Madame C.'a medical eauhliahment having undergone thorough repairs and alterationa for the better accommodation of her nnmeroar patients, ahe ia,now prepared to receive ladiea on the point of rotiAnement, or those who wiah to be treated lor obBtrnetion of their mint Ida period. Maibmr C. can be rotSnlted at her reaidenee No. Jt L.isiwn aid at, at all times, and with the atricteat retard to sec rear. All comma*ieationaand latum meat be i>ont-pnid, nS lm*i

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TO L?T?TtU tU? Ut\u> urxf.? (7Tb term#.?The choice of ill?. ?u*iciiur ftn i u?r ^'^L^uiltluu 19: Browiw&y corn i J?> .u street, sui *ble fj>i a 1* i L) I'M, or in ill of uu? 1; in. I A o? 'V-iii ,ir on the tint ti ??r, up ?r?tr?. u i th?- h? it in the build i i froiit both on B .\.lvi uJ I u >trr?*U, aud 1 r n r. r t .1 r\. i\ c> i.\ to mi' i t kc!\ A JOSK9, j Fint mom in t aid huildtotf. un? him. N. B?(. nW a* been introduced on each floor occupied hv c uA n7 Si r fzrj, I Lr.'l'.?Kriiin tin pr it turn ?t 1 rot .Vl?y, ifli i lin.Uomc, well linn.'d, thr?-- it. nid hise-' 4 i Baltic aut B i ureeu,( 0 ?i11% Brook* I vn if ;i! i-ry itiw. Apply' Bl i Ki|.t nearly i?p- t] pn iii-? oi t. II IJ JP1 i st. Now oil lm?r V ANTtii I'() !'l H' HASih-A county iciiati.n J J withm 2b mill. .?l V w .?rk tint with Irom i to 20 tore* of laud, m-ar L u Island Sound. preferred. Ad i'? -a v11 li full .fit Iilii?. 7. IN i U I /tine, PovJ hUecpaie, N 'J f oil I.n*r The only place I N New V where the celebrated HlnWer Knit Hhirt can be i mo A>, .t iihim \1 tul/hm i. imv't's ii UHi William n!, r.orun ?l J an at, AifPDfs f>r ihtr ShiiieiN Merrunau hand a uint splctioid uiety ul rich, plain aud f arletou ainbre Sail lis and u VfclLVKT HATS, of various colors, and the latent and most admired Pan.si in 11 fashions, such is ha%\ never heretofore been i nhibited at any im.lar establishment in the city. 0 THE STIIAIV DEPARTMENT is couducted, as usu tl, bv hiimrlf, with tfrcit attention, and the MILLINKKV DKI'All IMK.N V is under (lie supei visiou of the most iu*euious American and fv way. Bee a specimeu. vi S. B.?A worn of the author is presented to every pupil for li their tieruitueotituidr. o!1lm*r tl IMCOKl'ANT U1SCOVEHY in Catuphitit- and Chemical }T A Od Lauips, warranted to burn at one lull tl^e tipeiue of either oil. r gas.?'The difficulty which has heretofore existed in truninm* Cainphiue L**inpiis now entirely obviated, by means ola Moveable C?|> aud other import nit improve incuts which, 11 upou in .prelum, w ill s ii isl the public that they e m uo v oblaiu a I' Limp superi or t> my >w iu use? wih imru without smoke oi b smell?. id pi hi I imnt in ill directiouj, aud ili'? me.\ i ii. ut. AL an Improved t in on iliu a. Oil, and Spirits, maun 111 ipi 'Ve.l iii, wholesale aud retail, de i Old Kuaohshtd Maud r UfAJKUr* IK IIKLL, ________ 1 Catherine hi reef. L'L I L1.1' i Ot> VVAiiJltOllt.( L'r.MKN or Families laying aside articles ul wearing 1, and wishing to dispose ol the same lor cash, c iu ol1 on ir in the subscriber 20 per cent inure than from auy other person. To ladies and gentlemen about leaving the city being encumbei-d *ith a superfluous ward/oh will tind it much to their adv image to send for the subscriber, who will attend them at their residence by appointment. A line addieased to H. LKVK1T, d" BOX HI7 LOWER 1'Oor OKKICK, ,h will be punctualIv attended to. ol'2 Im'r UAFFLK, HAKKLK-*Cieutiemen's Cloaks at $1,30 each to be ra ft d lor keparatcly, positively on the lith ol jNov.-mber next, two handsome blu cloth gentle men's Spanish full circul it Cloaks, with capes and la iug-;, and collar bilk velvet, ya and complete in everv otner resect. For further particulars uptlyai.Nu. I Murr y street, comer broulway, base mem? w he e the Cloaks are lobe seen. Tickets omy $1,00. I In Closk* ate worti. i'draoli. liculleineu w uhiug tickets should call r rly, a* a number a e aire auy sold. As the lalll- will pos- r suively take place on the 14th of November next, all lick. Is, I whether one or m ?re, must be paid lo? wneu the number is it- 0 heu previous to the above date. Secure )our tickets, as di lays are diugerotis. ti Riffle to take place at the Runs Head, lis Fulton s\, where onr ol toe Cloaks is to be seen. "tl tliih*ec TERRA 1'IN LUNChT UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM p OUR MONDE' QUI VIVE: THOUSANDS of our good cit*. lovers ol good fare, have beeu l ?r some Weeks i*?st suffering severe disap^aniitmen from, the j closing ol tiie lar-t uned Tempiu Lunch.*' The "fitful t is uow, however, over, and igaiu may they "feed n well, lor be it know that the Johu Adams, of Kmckei bv?cker memory, "hangs his hat" up at the Terrapin also the proprielor. one of the uuest littie fellow* in Christendom, y'clept j W J Carr. N??w, then, smack your lips ye cormorants in tiie T urtle Soup and steak line the mantle of 'Sandy/ has fallen upon I.thii, to perfection, in good eating and drinking ma\ he e.gdin guarantied at the Terrapiu. A single look ml the old 11 irr s?o*. win appease in*, nuager ui nun with the ahuit purse, ainl a taste of the ttuuin* at half the out prices w ill tickle the palate of thr veriest anchorite. r ine hrreu Turtle served up this day, and every day during the season. oUln^ti MU ST A K DTPAC'fflitY. J COGSU'KLLhaa removed from 114 Alon to 1J7 Kooaevell stre?t, x oud story of stoic occupied by Mr. W. IV nfi??. coffee and spic* dealer. J win re lit 15 pared to fuinish tiie article it short uolice and liberal credit, i ui up IU in> sty le. ai ii tels iiid families supplied with su elegant article. Also, (t eoMtrjr vasuri oeUc Half, onto? fcU| s" lustttutc? and the first picmiuin of the A me- a ri ui Institute. A in t. m turn lit Lidies'Boufnir ''able, valued v $150. This c\k ?iit?h ii*, 77 Malum I,on Mr. Dn.ell, Bull H >u* Mr Uuntw, American lus i- it tute Air. 11 uris' ii, Northern Hotel; Mr. Couutocu, corner U ot 9(1) street ,?im1 Avenue i> Mr. Joues, Sec ui Waul Ho el. C street vir. Hormcc, V*7 BnudWAy Mr. 11 >ulsiou, 131 Mercerstieet. at Ticket*, live dollar*. The time of drawing will befaHvad- U Tern fd i>8 2or hi \'U 1T>. fc?Whrm* Sunu? I Bernheiiner, of Syia u*e. low j-j ei o ??the ag*oto( 11 BcrnlHriikrKBrothers,ntrdhinti ui ht i ol Vow fork, ia riu c llectioc of 4tbtt ?t tljri u end iu other bu.imss, all person* a herebv notified ihif llu p wer t* n r Km n -I heroin liner or Snnoj B rnlrimt r N Mg eiirin o d ii-iiilie.irier X Brothers, our Ol R hoin v*nl b louud any j* n wi "in* lo uuk. |?a>? cuU; iud ou van lit it persons lud bled ar*- reque?tcd to caii I ?ni it d a fly aim itle their accounts and n >tc?. Utted Syfncu*e, .N. N iv 2d. I 12. U H Bfc n SHfclMMt BRO I HKRS 1 QHhAP Sn t?? iABLfe) TAILORING, it ftt R ran v/ doeathi money come from that support* the ex etiovi* i'iihinuy Kst.iblishm^iits scattered over the ciiy 11 come from voy place but the ockrts ol'' their? u*totiier? f n i 1 -IIP IIII!I|(IH It in Oflire.(1 Kellt.emell C?ll Still -net X bio' mi i- iihIui il .11 uir imctcu prim iplei of econom. ,and y;, ICinm ut? mule in ?tvle of i Im-enc- mid durability iifisurp?iied by my h..na* in the eliy. Tnrprirei chariwd an? i;, l? >rl)ri-?? mu, ol" ;l e beit ffril of Ki.Klmid (.India. (0 Wool dyed Writ of ho^Uml Caitum rei i lo t Vaatiot riiV.i-ie, miiu.iilli or cloth, 21* 10 i 8?|*rfim B iVOf, $4(1 ity|?, (l>r U III il ,f Dn 4i Mjiinad* *iid 11?iiuntil, 7 ij vv.' f'uiU A"d Vesta, u j jf wa t JOHN MOFFAT. frj A rery ?uA t r?or Spaiosh Cloak, foi salt cheap. ul la'f Q tfQl fc*tlUAN ACADEMY -I spt ctlullf inform the La J?r* and 0.-ntlem?-i? ot New fork u ,?nd Brooklyn, that h* haaoi*?tMd an Acs.i.-my, (in that Urge e.*d coiiiiii?k.i.*r nance or Cook's CliCua, tot Bowery, on V laahall ilyn} for the instruction of UHifff and gentlemen in too heshhiul o?-i i?eee*siry accomplish merit, the act oi horsi inaiut?ik> m m, branches. The Acnt ^my i* I initialled with dressing an i mm. LJ t >mi*, ?ud e*f ea.i?. moncc tor the eoMfort ??i pupil*, tl" f e o ref|*-c. ability will be adhere i to in.i.ie arrangements with Mr. W. J. Davis, one o o pr???f*o?r- from Kuropc lo take charge ol the same, and tlaRt rn louiaclf that me enterprio'will ineet With ib cu.u, l"r..n. $i to Si^; iMioeu imutt iromtlio u atH? indMufli h i.itii rcit, front $1 ill to Si i" 1'lir w-mt i ol ChlUiAi ??.No?(. iMim'r HKNKV COUSWKU., I>A(J CAKI'fcl, HAO (lARI'tl AN~L> Unl.-H, 'J clieipe.l hi ibe city?liOU yirli lor wle, mil nicely iniir.l mi l .tripeil, wiili l*it colon. Any perion iu w?nl oi tin. ?r Help will if Well lo I ill Aud ruin uc before they purchue, u i'l ir ureiiijc on Mouday.theaisth d?> ol* February ui i the isposal ot the public hud* within the luniu 01 tin ou 1 iuu:u oiied township*, to wit: Miitholthr hi,* line, and West of the fifth priucipal m. n i'i I ovvtiship seventy-set en, of r?une siv. '1 owu*hips stveiity siK and seVeuty-sef'D, of raiitfe Mi fi. i vviixhip* seventy-four,?t ?cut)-live, eveuty-si* andMfVt ity rvei^offatife eight. '1' wiiilnp-,s?veiity-two,m vi-r.ty-three, seventy-four,. a u tiid teVi.nl)-lev*a of range nine. 1' wuships seventy, seVcnty-o' e, st veut)-two, and .evenlyIT! I ADgl r??wiuhiiH si\ty-uiue of/mce eleven. -?t tun- 11 He mJpltc;, ior the disposal of l' f vt iits detach d if icis, v \t s,:"1 I ii"* hi. In,', uid Ka?t of the fifth prin :ipil me. .1 ?u I h? Northeast irtci *u v, u, ?>l ramp- *h Vorth of the h at Ln?,a:ii West of the tilth |>-1 nc I |?isl uu ih N rt'ieiist quarter ol secliou thirty two, in township scVcu f range t wo. ~wuu.. '|?un .cu.-Hl i. nne, of f ituft thr?e. Lots ??:u* and t o and South mt t by reason of m oe of the plats at the Rrrister*s oAce on 22d Juue,l8i I j r by virtue of the act ol the 4th He,Member, 1841 each granting eriain privileges to uuother and differ* nt class of settlers, is re* u >i?-tl to i v. l!i? v tote i tilt i -I ictlon I the Hi g It* r ud Receiver ol ihe pr'per L in I Odi e, and make pa> meat lerefor ass-on as prnciic ihle alter seeing this notice, and bent the d.iy .ipiKiino d or the commencement Iiiiii. Albmy, solicit (he well known putrouage of ie cinz nt oi New Yorn hi aid ol lie in lutitioit tor whose u lit 'tendril V.in He sselaer has kind'y given t ie plant, and lr. George C. Thoiburu th use ol his sjtacioussaloou, No, 15 uhu street hear Broadway, w ht rc it can be viewed uu Jer illl ist fa*orrble cucuustuics It will be eihi utcd from 8 A I t >0 P M 'arrangements having be i: \i\ i.l.' to h ve the room II lighted iu the evening. It will be f? md we!! w*rtb> a isit on account of its great rarity and uni j n* pear.uice; t? e >w? r stem is twenty-two feet from th I s?. ol tl? 11 ant, and ic fotiag iq fine oruer,witli near one th >u?auri ll iwi is?it will tid tn inau a ion of and abu ?l.! ii id t b imi tit, and whose sole d' pendeuce is on rolunt try id, md now II h w inter approaching. Tickets of amission 25 rents; Children hilf-price. One eti inee admits the vi .itor during the season of i >??;??,whuh will robthl) be a fortnight to come, after M h h In .plant die* en 1 rely. ANNK8LrV, WM. VAM VLii-CK,' Committee. J T S* ?A full description, with drtwiug, oi the plant, lu. shed (o v.it.or gratis. n7 iwr (JAliPK I'lNGd. I ^ARPKTINUS, CAKPKTI\GS?-Cheaper than ever?Al* those who are in want of car|K*tiiiffs, notice the folio win*? All wool Ingrain Cir|?etnlg, only 3s j>er yard. 14 extra 44 4s 44 super 41 4s 6d*4 41 extra sup 5s 44 44 double 44 5st>d44 hree ply, superior patterns and colors, 8s dli do do extra qu Jty, 10s Knglish Brussels, extra, his Royal Wilton and Velvet Carpetiinr, equally low. Together w it!i a laige assortment til dru/gets, oilcloths r:i, s, or in ?ts, table and piano covers iudia malting, stair r Ate., r largest >t?> -k ol good* in the city. Purchasers would find it 1 their decided interest to call aud examine this rukU before Dking elsewhere. R. SMITH, JR., 448 Pearl *t, Opposite William street. N. B ?lleavy Jute Carpeting at the low price of In ic\ roinptly executed, by forwarding through the Medium ??j OS', flor the hiir to t??? fashioned, wyJi a drawn an J specifu %1 j ftigti oi the workmanship, and c*c! ii|pK fro(fi five f?- w n lar?, decoding to whicn ?uin the *ui>crtoriM of man il o*t?in i tld style of mounting iu gold will depend. ah mcli cointuu i icatioPtto he post pud. A C. B. ol tin*' MOMJMKNTS, liC. JOBFRT K. LAI .\IT/, (In. Fraiee Launitr.) Sculptor I and Artificer in Marble, No. 591 Bioadway, Ne.s urk. S %r Mono in rnta, Busts, Fount.tins, Tombs, Held S. at s, bic., executed ofthc finest American and llaliau M nl i .1 ch tsie and cl u .it .style. N. U. roteu water hiving heen introduced ii.ro the city, 1r. L. will be pleased to execute all orders for er emu fius for geutb mm iu their gardens, as he has had many ynu iperience iu Italy and this country. The best ol city reference Hen. I All orders by letters, giving New York city rr fe*e-ces, ?f hi led'o with punct a tlirv ami despatch. >r I j SKA&u's KRgi'OttAI'lO.N, Christ's thcuua UmiBK, 1 ami the vinieuluin,will be lectured ou by .M og I id others in Military H II, Bowery, oppoaPe S.? hf 1 1 huiui?>s. at three and seven o'clock, l* M. F A'l ui>- 011. A voluntary collection taken up. T.u ,u.li ,0* cctfnlly invited. uij*?r* 1 ___ jr. W AND rjRKAT INVENTION.? F7IW .-*3 HIGHLY IMPROVED MANIFOLD V.KITMJv y this wonderful invention, a letter and duplo ;,t rin fc? *?t- i !i in one operation, with more casc nud yretl?-r I icility liin inul" letter with an ordinary jienand ink. To the mercantile, professional, and travelling i art of the I nrniaiitf, ihit tnly irvai ioTeniioo ii of loiiuiti i I -if i a gie at saving of tune, trouble and txpeiuc. i'lm principal dv.-ntage to be derived from the manifold wntii i t'i r 1 vof any document may be k*pt without any addition*! trojv to tfi writer, ami w ttliout any neoessity of un>n piently it never wear# by use. For hank*, iusuinc? offices, merchants, men of business geucrally. lawyers, i),una u rs, i ditors, reportcis, public officers, and all who may e de.?irons of preserving copies of the r letters, do.unieuta, r. with a imin use sa%uu Of time, and the satisfaction ol h inic ui ?nct copy of what tlicy have written, this will be mud invaluable. Kr mm Manifold Writ/r lit# now been iu successful operaon two years, during which time the proprietor bis had tlis ensure of receiving the unfe gnrd approbation of all who?e >probuti >n it has com* under. At the late Fair of the Aincriin Iu tifute the no lit* of tin- article at re examined into by tree of the nmst able ciiemista in the country, who pronounced ei i tire to air, moisture, rcl cali|MUi? a medal "'as award* dby hi- Institute. Tlit* proprietor 1ms lately made gn at improvements in this 'tide. 1 l?t paper is oi the best quality manufactured in the nit*d Sutr*, bennt made tor the manifold writer expressly to itorder. The luting ol tie in, which has for tome nine in en tough! impossible, ti n at length been brought to perfection >r which copvrignt has been secured. The copying books re hound in .1 variety* of forms and sizes, va?J iug m price from I cents Mid upw ml*. 9ts i ?|H*rs ?>r magazines throughout the eountrr copying ii *bo*e ??rir?- without alteiath'n or tbridgemeot (including i. i 4 fivmf if t we I inside insertions, shall re i* e a copy suhi to th? if order by sending a paper contain* ig the idv rt is* nn in to the oflh e of the subscriber. LKW?S KRANCIH.83 Wiilun s.rect, oil l?#r co ei Mai?h L n>*. New York. t HINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WAKE. S ASTOK Ho Tumbler., do 3 Of I iiiouade*, I .milled, do 3 tablr ci'iliu Df the (inert deocriphoQ., in net. of doti i at t be low prie? JI2the?eL Jutt op..*ued a hamLome u?o it of 'Jo ,re. K .M.MI'SO? N. U.?As'-nt fortlie Mle of t>un, ?on'i Kar Conn-u, I ibr Loam UIVA.1?Mtf BnMilway ?Junes It. Dol Wccny j a* Co., T"*|mh I'mlly lutorm thnr numerous frien 1* 1 ?.V 1 !i?t they horted JAMES K. DEL VECCHIO M 3tn3f*?.? _ 1 |OH>?>0 Fay DEN'S 81* EEL QUILL* -The subs l?, rnme rl l it* lb* N. v% York'ever> im ret taut Will hlVt-in Itucoun 10 ?oin who baa tried them. loan her with the famous Double Patent and Corn'mui 1 1 arrtl I em, with mtny others, for sale by "he .ureiiU. I JAP HAYDKN, Pi?u ?f fO? PH McMl RH \Y, 100 Pine street, NeH Y dr^ts in sums 10 Mill aWd,r ,?u. n the Provioci .l C 1. land, f4 able tt U h, Li nenck, I lomnel, LooOo. I Y/eilord, H lUsr, Waie,| ,r.t, Otlway. Ann .l A me, oh ritiM', K1II0 billiiM, T-ah-e. Y0tuh.1l!. nli n, I'muiHlMii, ItintriiUf, B*lt>nirfta,P*r'?iii?tn, U.ml m.' Ku,n. ally.Imiiiiui, Mtabaiir, Unman .11, M.Ulow, Mom ia r? ootrhill, Kilmali. KNOLAND. t Spoonrr. At wood k Co.. B.nkrra, l.ominn, payable in rv I wn 111 On- it Bnuin. P. w. Bvrnra. Caq Li**T|mot. 1 ity I r f'J 'Ml* uOhKimUi'I j/-' lilt 4f t ?*jl f! th trot' 'An' c cap trrouf jre?(*r> re itxiUit, S't 4 \u'e, anil-hat ittwHfnt ad pairit lakt -i( ''itv no.'." ?.*if then, Hha' thtft nr* utt poituulaf csrcms/afu-e* hy which .tincture n. i;/ lit ai'iiiy* known?u?.-' tu tht tail 7*l*u,et Ih'it t\e t.tiit qj Sir.'ai t i* ca t-uii,/7 tt from pain, und general'.y accompli tAt* 4/4 a 41 ry L i tic lime. WiiL fc.rvrJ mtU flr.rcf let^rki'? It i? Airl! klWWii ll i Siriciur? is tile result of a bsdly treat'"*: U'ti iir;?c5' if. It irMliUue, fl??t I 1 :i j 11 n thi unX| ift I in i th ck? *i m it _rt oi;. r of tU i' v is tliirttire anti. I'ri?(h?i. Jil al ,u .h^tnctftec msy th?? re uiiuttu?i ii?Pt f*r letwih of tin?e, la' i." Uyir dormant, but if the itid'leu tau of man* si*11 a-* u?*Udiuly ui s9Vi.il, but those- .it a uer *0 0. iU J 0 34|HJ]?T|e KillJ. J.it *h?r cv 'cially leads th? olleution off from this lisofdf i,' it* i?le* ii? it stricture C4iui;ri? t??it ol'trn ca'sl- I ?r >'?srs mtimioui i>r very i ihhu f'ui.v .(I v reapavl 'Ui.rt J a dinutiikhet) 01 iultrry ctx I. klvcry l>v) Lnuwa Inter im i u tiiii diacription rearm annul thtaciiy.auu 'liat Urey will nli tur.i uoitruiua aa Ion. u auv one will buy thim. Now, it ii a lart, and uat which every real phyaiciin will immediately ackuow ledae, th u all the medicine iu tilt world, Joue. can nt irr c>\re a .nictate. Iu proof oi Out. uotloug u uiote common iti.i lor the writer to b. cotuoitrJ by |arraoue who iiutt been t il u; til maurier of ch.ui;*? tt toiorej uropt, in J pilU, aitii corJiila, an J the like, for m tny in nun* together, but wiiu'ii, ou arciria tne real uature of th- caae, he liaa cureJ iu ai mau> ilayr. Witii i view of 1'ievenliux tlieie impo it on.' there lore, it rretoi diatrahle u> lay before the nutilicalew in 'i eiretnn.it iin rni wuich a Stricture may be known, wluclicao be caa.Iv 'Ion. lot al'houith the iyni|>tome01 tiiit due. w are ir.u,.?rou>, there are 'luee of especial iiHi'ort, and there ihite may le tuffci'-u to ito on beyond vi? we-ki, tnit alone would atl uvpreia tiie apirita, and to leueu onto mill, ami Not, howcicr, that it is seen alike in every individual, but it u I to c. minoutlnt the writer rarely sees a case of sliicuir (ami he sees many every day) iu whicn the patieuldoes uolcnwplain more or lest, that tie it not so capable of business at lortuerfy. It it ((ratifying a'*? to witness the uniform return ot ipiriti, and the disappearing of other tnaiauiet at the cure proirrcttet. With regard to the cure of Stricture, ou thii subject it is sufficient to observe (and it is stated with coulideuce aud pleattire) thai 'his it cerw.n, free from pain, and geuerally accomplished in a Vcr; little tunc. So much as this could hot lure been advanced tonic yea.s ago: but such hat beeu the im pravemeht iu this art, aud such the practical esperience of the writer, that he can now accomplish the "iireof stricture to at many uays at formerly it demanded mouths. The writer also begs to stale, that for those who wish to undertone the cure themselves, he has published a litlic volume, called The Private Prtahte," iu which not ouly stricture, but th>- cure of all those delicate diseases which require rsi?cceil care and privacy, it directed iu the plainest manlier. It is advisable, however, that those who sua|ieci a stricture, if possible, should cousult the author iiertoually. and nothing willsurpnte them more than the ease and certainty of hit means of cure. Separate rooms, also, are arranged for those who may have to wait a little. It ouly uow remains to say a word or two ou the ground on which the public, aud especially sli ingera coming to this cily, may re I) with coulideuce on wf.it las been advanced. Willi tins new Ur. Kalph bogs to state tnal, beside his rank as graduate wl eldiuburgh. Sic. Sic.?lie has beeu engaged in the cure of (ncse diseases, both iu hospital aud city practice, for more tnau thirty years, aud has published two euitious of a work espresslv ou tnein.?Also that lie has testimonial letters from the most eminent physicians iu Kuropt to the most eminent iu America?.is Sir Astley Coo|ier to Ur. Molt, of New York, Dr. t'hysirk, of Philadelphia, and others, aud that he is |iermu led to refer to almost every Physician of eminence iu this city. l)r. K.tlpli is consulted at hit private residence. No. 88 Greenwich street, towards the Battery, at any hour.?He may also be consulted by post. Tnr little volume above referred to is oue dollar 2 lm*ec DR. MORRISON. VTORTH RiVEK DlSPENoAKY.JWtH Pultonstreet uear Greenwich.?Dr. Morrisou, -Number ol die Rnyal College of Surgeons, Loiulou, and formerly Surgeon id the British Na r>. em.uut'es to he consulted daily ou all tla delicate nature, aid id those ..yuMtonni consequent ou mjudiciou? CicMineut, aud the luipnufrul use Iquac t medicines. Dr. M hf? are further injured from .he use of u 'ttruins.m u pretended sihciiica, which siimnlAt* only to induce greater dc piessiou. L'r. M treats such cues on purely pathological principlt and never f tils hi establishing care?the strictest honor am' confidence it observed. Let' r? ?-'it jvai.i, atiif containing1 a liable fee* will rusurp the co. esnoiident lull advice, uuri ruediuiti** to my juort ol the Union, by insKiviiu; h'ttury of hiscaseiu otU'l. Jdi>6 Kui- oust Iff L urn: Grcenwrit-u. oli! lm?r I ii i'i L? C A h M'HF rniVATh TUKATl L.-TSi, on I rritd.iilni .ui'i, in wn.cL tiu i. ^.>ev.*i tent and ineAliiof re alc?? ui tl'.e pMSslt'ic mtsut r. Av! U"l only ?f? dT'f.tio given t?>. u?* n ort si. pie -?.d recent 1 c.'M's, i at looae wh.'.h llave t.UU'ti iutu HIT. fop r hinds, h.,%\ coniiou t.a tioir o.-'Ut i io itii-.iiUi, ?uu par,email Jwrltou.? r.ucli t?,r*u,.i wise- iitni.nl.uciy tUtf oirti u- ft wliic'i iti* n. de tit. ir tt .r wluft v r ih may Wei! tli? )>l*u to tc no rill in .-.aci. C *te. Ii is ?b'."iD i of luicxruy #'ll as \r?*. rroce la f f| u i ii. (hrt unities he a*, h d to fit i i ill Ami this h th Ml II I 11 d 1 in j hup j i'i I !?in ii t, la* w tiit nt ixiio mttiiu u? thus ki .1 ll?* k ?ik't* silik t?0|)lt' the on** vh htii boast- 1 ino*t n wi?i I). *-1 l\ ilibilU Ii ?li?td*? tlOUl "It IMI| lUl ,To.e ICr, r BOM tluu ihi tv ycds? itipreanly oii th in. At oth.it he tins testutiouiu) k fter.* I .oil! lli- r.osi HMi.eUt liy iciuU Luro|*?.lo tin- mo t c. ii- j ueiif hi A t n? Si. A-.t ty CoOjtcr to lir. >lott. of iS k ml ill. Tli?. it* ot l ilt. deiphia, uul ?thers; ainJ lurthe*, th it lie h is lli-* privili^e of r? lerriuto almost tv ry ??l?v ti n. of cint ?"tii.i* hi i!ns city. No'ftiuk i'-tn be stated* he com ccivei, 4* b.lti t i;ruiiud of cuLliucice to those w..o ore olian|tfl 10 Mm cifultati na may bemolr by p"?t, foi sucli lie his a little pro*u ckt ?t, -onto nn* *-ver* tlitiol necessary for a iij private *.ur?. Itu I'm s*r4ti u may dincUJ. I'lici $;o. CUKK OF cfiKuMC Dtt K I'll*' l>*!l. 'MM II., fiorn Paris, d'*cipU of the ilium trinin kkiliii in tit.i, whose scituct? c el ilojtr. ;t ln*? -i ,.*t o *n? .1 .i I fc.?i op**, tdtli re?l nrOQud In.a a crov%*j ?.f ?1 iit-i.t physioau*.?#?ic? r toieceiie Ins iiuti uoLons, s ?J to |||1> II bv .'S c K -erieii e, h'lU to piilili.: t'tul Ii has -eh cu x t? V oik tlie i-ka-c o: Ins 1-ibors, aud of his |Hrnnecue he i i thi help of his method, IobmM oi ths uiws of 8pecincsf cures wli ch nad re-i^t- d every oilier mode of trearnient; inoret ve r, he wish s to be juttited not from word* but from works bulkier ii to s ty, th it besides ill maladies reputed incurable, there is ro d i?t is an dreadful ao inveterate, such as Consumption, d -a e?of the ring worm>, Car eer, Fi?tuUofall kinds. j. "mi us cnnnoi entirety extirpate.? By the s- tin HuJ.illdii incident to femalesand children arc promptly an medicine detrimental to the constitution. Advise given [gratis to all thu*e who use the Pills, by Madame Coat* llo, 34 Lis P in ill au.I every condition of life, ?ii?\ mi* cob ^iui'i Aifnoot'lit rifk or ioeoDve* i t e luinmei complaints, of j( ini'fv rli .rtru r. Ntldoin if etcr 1'iiU to pnnlfme the de?ireo u io??.-?u liti v 41 j'r&riAtiujf flie menu of other medl i!? ?U'J vilhOUf ill le*?t f-ofli the medinai i'nc, fiuiK r, tl.'* reim'i> u udered t? in* ??ort4 is thf beif, fe?r anJ 4 ire?t fo?u? l> tor .ill 'Cttoiu of the loiizs iuu :i 1*1, i in ev r .n.-V ha ,4p|H iMiicr. Hr h4j? :u ?ii? ttK mom the ce* of h'in(i?T'li wt?a, after ipeviriiiiff money almost bereft of hor?e, have re^??rtr m??* .'hol^sile 1 o Mil l?; JU)31 SINCLAIR. .\M? i?n ?t. ?r F1 ii'.t *?tvt it i???V ,.(1 hi ft ft hi; \:A:t. p. v. u a. n? v v, *1 l i I i ,i ?l i in) i in d? lilt il r r 4 .a.,*-i 'i.iciH': d r* 1 1tli Al> l? lift ?nrj. 4 rn^'r i. in *r?* r?*v. I HAIR OIL?Trw^ u m t*? in i%. /liiTTit? |iH i. .r ?t? o .ii tin'a U'.Ui o li. a.I .(^nJ iiio-itiir fj I liiff i i' i? i r- ?i t: ..I Ron m pA-tvjrN Hi if Ojl. ntvoi it r.u u i.i uil ul AlnioaJt," i'v are not J*TU1 u* at--it ?lr,ui ?r th u'?*?.a tf% ter. ?.j'. i void h viiigihfu i tJ 0) vv' it uii* ilid |Hidj? >*IT 'li~ C4M btc 'HI.' v*k i-it'lf, tl.e.beat endi-nce ol itd ili. u l:i c?u idut dil l I ucfi diin% otull) Matfo>iu{?4l?. P.i e M c utt H/Ur. O at hu ie. tticiKc*, 31 .M ill di;ri t, llcdil) llltf CIUT h,jb "I Ij') tAid* licin C.nUniu .?(ju r. a .J u the iltud win u**l Dc cbdivtt d ?-*c?*i?t lor t rvicc? it.idt i tl ftud a uiuutiilc t oia?*u*.jLn>u uuli that idtrijHclt l in aii\ c \?i n5 l'i #i_ i tin:i; \al watchfulness I IS THK iriflPP Ol? HkAl.TH A VERY EMINENT PHYSICIAN has observed," that "if A mankind wu il l preserve liie hcaiin given iheui by Uuil, to I the period tie h algid lor the onliualiou ol lilt?tlirec iCoie i yea an I lei.? hey must be regu ated by tlx laws ol nature? and.tried, obc> those laws-" Tun i? tlie gran 1 preservative u lit". r. p'ranklm Ins obtcivrd, peuuy saved its iicuuv j c until." ("hm i> m applicable to health at uiouey. A life ind i .1 i. !e i; uutJ. Every body, theiefore, woo would act uy i ?ln? ruluriu^, Uulll ill stiviiglh steuied KOU I] to loisdke iuc; aud herbs u> my chest and stomach h id been coust anil y but uusutCcssiully employed lii ihia slate I remained horn September to New icox's, wlitn my !il ouc slick alln another 1 iried wiui deleiiniued perseraia?c?, aud be.ore the dollar package was consumed, I lei I uot a gradual, hut au iu>lanuiicoua relief; the cougn c* as d, as eipt Ciyialio lloWed, iest of body and uuad eusued, the distress of br all lag was removed, and i am now liiaiikliil to say thai J feel iu eveiy lespect belter thau ever. 1 shall ref?r all uiy leliow ?u!i'ercrs to ZSi Broad street, where your Candy is soid by your Agent. Yours truly, J. 11. Noli 1 ON. 110 Broad st. To Messrs. J. Pease U Sou, 45 l)iv ision si. Aii> one that wishes to see the original letter, will please call at the Proprietors. J. PKASK k SON, 45 Diyisiou su Agents iu the City? Kuditon k Aspui wall, lu AsiOi House, llUBioadway, all J 8b William street; batesou, No. 1 Park jtOWjand BOWCIJ (D bun. Il, 2iU Clm h mi st. and COCA*/ Ktdiidge aud uranuV.iieet; Kirby, corner Ciniiou and Dm iou street*. Ageuts ouf of the ciiy.?Zieber, 8? Dock street, Philadelphia, Pa. and v* ashiuglou city, D C.; iUddiug, ti State st, Mo?iou Bobin*ou. Ill Baltimore street, Baltimore, MU; Baiter, 5? Stale s:, Alban>; Weed Si Waieis, i roy uJr Ciib>iicu Gb, TTOPAIVA CAi'bUJLbb AXU UEiiAM biLVLH. bit. FKUCHi VV AiNtiLK, No. 1, Wall street, offers Chemicals, D.ttgs, D> estutls, very cheap, aud warrau. s all his pre|*araiions ol best quality aud the luo t geliuine in market, vis^Luny cam tic an,, silver crystals, irom 50 cu?. to $i per of aqua lorti* 8 cts per lb hydrocyanic acid Ph. U. S. 85 cts ,h i uz pure uiiiic aciu lor jewreiier? auu cn.tir matter* ii>;4 l>r lb CopaiVa Cdp*ules, beat .jualiiy, (7, (14, diid $40 pr gros* Utliuua dill 14 cu pr lb; idbdiiaquea chloride ol audi, -?in? hxcuclii !)t I* 9! 7 pi da/.; ji/diur -'6 eta pr uZ dt'Ul Ko*J 1 11, m llit luuat approved maiiuiactuie*, (JOproz; dumouJ ceuicul %U pr grot* apinu ol hriiUiioru, I'rom 7 to zu cu pr ib audswet-i ?pirit* 01 tunc from 8 10 20 cu pr lb; jodiues ol poii* ia, iron, auipnur, lead, mercury 60cu pros; weeiluh 1? tcli? #lu pr lull;chloride ol j dine 76 cU j>r oz; bromiut $i pi oz; *..tl n> poiii 1, iiidi ?u 41 ju pr lu; . NOTICE i d iiUFTCRED j'EK80N8. UL'KddM*) bikini '.vith ruptures may rely uji.n the best I ii^Uumcutdl aid the worm dlloriL, vli appucaUou at tin oiHcc, No. 1 Ve?ry Aire cl. of to eiUwr ol uie o^i-iiu ?u the piiMip I t??W?* 1& the oililed States. 11c carelul 10 cx.uriue il?c bach j-.dof HiiU*a treat**, to a** ?i i?.i, uveadtciKa0| u. Hull, lu W Ailing. NoUl ire xeuumi. m lo uc relied upaU at g?xiu, without liia aigualure. >1 in> ciiiiuili arc* LVidc D> UiiAtediui uittiuibica, ?u?J uie uo beltei Uidti lite i/idia*.i> cu :i?. Itoom* iirtit beta lii.ed up at No. 4 V'csey street, exclusively To. Pid.ts. ImViiic a at pa ?it cuuouce lioui uie bu?iiit*a dcparia?* nt, where 4 icuioie >s iu c> uti ui sueudaiice low.tiiupou ?rrim* patients. ?>1| H.?iJlSEASbS Ob THE EVE It Iv LiO^oy OriiTliALAUC SUKGEON, 1N0. 1 uJUAUAAp ut" urn Hi Kul.uu Su.ol, o|iy>uille ai. I'aul'. (jMnn.ii. AT A \j>a J O L'tat-iSk-a ub Trifc i.VJ?t A.W ALi. 4l?t Nti/MssAHI UCfcRATIONs Tllt-lvCuN. OFFICE Hul.RS FRO.M 9 TO 6 O'CLOCK, iliving cuiil 'iiiru !lli .male. el M year. Willi ult. J?.LLiOT'J', OCalui, ami l?.^n auAariiueUlly engaged u liu a..i.laui, i(. li KtiMblru l>' unueiUake the Irealineut ul all iluea.es ml(ecting itie ocg.ui. ol ruiou. Term, moderate and uraduau u to itie otiuri- aud IIIIUIol tile disease. 1'ein.issioii is gi.eu to leler lo his late iustructo.. and also tu some ol me Liost cuuueut 1'rofessors ol the Medical Kacuity iu Ne iv i irh. S.U. i he oor treated graiuitoasly cut GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH. LADIES NEED NOT DEa-I'AIR. DI{. A C. CASTLE. Demist 297 Bioadwaj, N. Y.,hua taste for tilling decayed hollow teeth, the efficacy of which satisfactorily stood die teat ot public oplnioo lor ti v-rai j emit It u |'Ui in the tooth while id a soft staie, mil becoiin-e embodied with the tooth as compact solid tooth, thus preventing, IN ALL CASKS, the necessity olextraction?the most I I tooth can thereby be preserved. Ladles of ihe first statiu'uf in society Kise their testimonials ii. the most viewing t wi.. Trie editor of the Evening Post, Mil ?a;' i is -In..ably adapted lor tender teeth, and rovoui perscua, and Dr. iastl' operates with great care anil ability." Torthache Pills, oue ol which put in the paitrful teeth will Meet aiieriuanent cu.e. [From the luvntl of Crntv;i?rce.] DELICATE AN I' SLCC UL OPERATION.?Dr. A C Castle ha* rephtci d. h" ...ost ingenious piece of Dental itlri'liuuism, tl,c tost po..ions of the upper J h wer jaw bones and th.ir u-eth, shot away, in the case of Lieut. S. of tne U. 8. N., ho met with this severe casualty while pursuing the Indians iu Florida. We have seeu letters from the Lirut. confirm atory ol'this eitraordinaiy cure aurt its entire succeas, which must be very *ratityiUK to the Doctor. Dr. C. also inserts artificial teeth on the principle of adhesion by atmospheric pressure Dr. A. C. Castle refers to the Spanish, French and English Aintiaaaadint; Mr. Stoughton, the Spanisn Consul; Mrs. timers I Oaiucs; Oeneral McCarty, U. A.; Lord Morpeth; L)r. F. U. Juhnsou, I'reaidcut ol' the Medical Society; Dr. J. Torrey, Dr. J. li. Beck, Dr. J. A. Smith. Dr. E. Drlaiield, Dr. Berger, Dr. Kissim, Dr. A. H. Stevens, Dr. J. C. Cheest man, tic. Ike. DEAFNESS.?Dra. Caetleand Edwanla. Auriats, 2U7 Br adway, attend to the cure of deafnesa, and all diseases per.-tiiiug to the ears. Acoiulic Drops, sure cure for incipient deafnesa, uoisea. or collrciiuus of hard ws? in Iheears o9 Im'c TO THE LADiES. Dh. HULL'S UTEHO ABDOMINAL SUPPOHTEH. THIS new lustruineul for the radical cure of Prolapsus L'lfri or Falling of the Womb, by externa! application, su|>eraedingtheuse of the objections! Pessary, is confidently recommended to the afflicted as the meaus of perfect restoration to health, it never having failed of performing a cure, even under the moat aggravated circumstances. The Supporter has attained a very high character in Euroue u? llu 111 thin country. It it adopted t? ihe enure disuse of pessaries,and all otlirr painful surgical expedients,iu the Lyingui-HnspilaU ol Louiloii -iikI Paris, ami i> universally MN? mended in klurnpe by medical inrn of the highest rank lu this country it is sustained by the leading members of the faculties of College! and Hospitals, and by all the eminent private practitiooori. Hootr.a hare been furniihed exclusively for ladies, at No. 4 Vese) street, luiving a separate entrance from the business deWUMH, where a lady lain constant attendance, to apply Trusses nid Supiuvrtrr* to female natienta. o4 Irnr D It. COOKE IlETUH NED FKOM ENGLAND, WITH all the latest imiaotaut rnfor nation Itom Europe, rtlllMlll pi rlorn nig cures of the wo.st class of venerered disease in its most aggravated tortus, with unprecedented expedition and despatch, may again tie consul td i eiaonally as well as conlideuiially, at his office, No. S Nortuu itre.t, Albany, N. Y The Lock Hospital, tn America the only Philanthropic Institution established, under the benign auspices of the celebrated Dr. Cooke, at No. 3 Norton si. Albiny, N. Y., for the rebel and Conreuis.iCe ol the unfortunate, is reputed at he best asylum extant lor toe comfort and cert sin recovery of the iuvalids. At this Idtirinary patients have the very best medical atten dance, including board Uld musing, which very ina eriallv rath lit ales mutual approbation; and a. Dr.Cooke, tfie humaue pound er nl so desirable a retreat and ncied security, resides ot? ihc premisos, the most incredulous there may repoae their u'inoe' confidence?feel at home?pursue their usual avocati- lis? .u-i tit)' the society nl perhaps the in at eminent physicians* Hellas'oe IMS nsnevnlin: ma-iof the age.?European. ;y liesii-'u.bt D>. Cooke attends personally to lua )ulieul oii im*r ~im;ii~ r a\n ir cr? icaruru, ck? s lij ?r Urn w'Vic* htm! country mediant* will .1 .J 111 i? irin'tfftrt cvl ?he above number before imrcli ii ft l-t- aiif t, w .1 rv they Mill fun! a complete AMO'tin tit ??l an ?rticle? 111 dm 1 n non.niNf*. HOL l"9 CAN l>"V A V V rHINli TIIK KIND.?I* t 11 *t toil 1 11. miii miriti-*! oniihi And Cwldti lit l'a f A V n if i)"'l Kir uaelf a re.'tiMf 'Oii, ij i.y i?*?iw.i ni'tiU) IV iIk orrluM/y cliM ol f?B?oui? 'or 'Ue i'1-io l??f which if i' i;eJ. I i? coiTtuit I'V i.t who h^ve c%periei>c- ?l if II Ii Jk lfcl!'Vtl> lof CuB|Hi| I '"I'll, 'ICtl ll' til la >1 ic 111II'/ I inn 1. 'u t?*i i> i!i 1 I h*v? 111 my practice. pTetcnbeo V P. I1??||*? r.imp- ii l uuh Can?l> ?i? m.uiv cmu^I eoufcl. )Ma. 1 .1 *l? iti-. uoim I l?if tun**, h fl?* f?iO*l i?U' ift-rf ?ninrn* y jiir ?-.>mpom in |?A to?>l ?hii C. Hcfnrd, Uoun. If. r or ti'r by M. f. HUl-j nr clintifi.Jiliilt omeut warmest in 1 at nil w|so ff t? aIi. ?.-Me the ?uuei ??f tU af Tb etui oi 'h who v# Uburinf uadti i ffru luu' Mci?u' iJ iL" u icio which trriug and I l?'U ;ht!?*?? It till aiv ..frr.1 :n w.iel by |wta?iou or ihe cout fiuu of ?.vi!. 11in|?ir* \V u in finable fight can thcit be, un tint f ?r luttSLc-, of the fnftei i' a family, wl?o ha? lotig u?c it* r .iU i! of it youth.ul err? ibut who bean about w ilh tiiui in hi fcy.ffiu, *nJ |r.f t' itt?:nit? to hi* inuocelit off juiui. Ihr con f; trucf s l Ins for iut indiscretions Delicacy t? tVtrnU inn from |?i?!y?nf to a i?' y>i nn ami bf tiot unfre* OUrMtly tu..* into the hand, of um ducat'd uretetider*. Many *>oui)g ,ne. a.u l u entering in to matrimonial iiifuts iron the tear or cotisciou* tnit disease i? luik j nig hi lfo.ir t? ri. I o a* m lioiffff-Ti th r* VI- zv of MoUif inc and Pharmacy of the c.ty oi 4\i v% ?rkt otter the mom ?.f security from ?eeoii*...?> dt?e.n?, Auu i the f u? ?i of a wh- u .i|u>A f ut. in their u w i i i i) v I v- Mixture," BO ritenuifHv vlr l'n ono n tin- Venrr?;*| ii rtni.il of Pans, i 1 u in m UU14 half a doien b rules witln ?;.i. fC'io..si, ii. t ?-rb U wh cHctnao. emte r mark I in ca*.es ait guaranteed to 'III) utli'ifat n'l iit-tr lilt II w r m dy, u? cure all sypli hl'cim 1 itiea o! llu M -ud c.l un o.ii toils, Affection? of i)e u?m 1 il 11 n i, iiici-ri,| ?ihi in the bone*, kc. Pur* Ufff ran II tint'1? c??rrei oanuith tin ccaitltiu Pbyn* ci4?i of iK* Collrc*. P. C of th" c.i ft $b t- xffh. Htf.lyiurwxiiicn t'? ah s 'Tiiof t''.? Ui i 11. -iiii.li .1 ni lii* Wftl Indies. The i .mil medicine are so i? it ui? that ur couccalmeut is y, Byordei W. b. KICIURDSON. Agent Priiicn V T.-e of die College, 07 Nassau street, New York. uif9 3mw if L A I- E it 1 lo N C E 17 Oil KOI H Yh Alls i. I'tilly loir J (h? ti'w rdinsry ?irI tuct ..1 l)K. fc|lKK>.AN'A UK A I'KI) LOZ*NUlC'*. S..??r,i. ui>l'''>n ...xvin.vi 't en perfect (.iiilactiD'i to all wl.o h?vr u?-u ito-.o. PHYSICIANS AVI) CLAK'JYAlEN, Lawyers, l'r>jft'Wors, rich ami hi?'I and low?io fact, nearly the whole Ametican i>e' .Cl ..arc tfiveii them their sanction, ami ther are una I ol .yreadin* their influences to evi-r> io.. i ot the known valid. Urs. Hunter, hunlh. Uoairs, V.iuiter|?>ol, Scult, ami four hunJr. il othir i.hysiciaiM iu New York city alour, reeoinweuil Sl.^rm Lo.. 'if. daily, in their practice. Slierman's Meilieatr Lorenee. are never ?uld hv th* ounce, bui always in bou .i.i !.ii name a.tached- The Doctor bring ?u educated 4'id vptricnecd physunsn. and a member of the Medical Stoci' D Mtitjrol .v.-,v Torka gives character I" lus pri pare'jot thai iio othei i e'Miy. COLliHs, C'JLD.d, consumption, A liana. Tightness ot Hi C'n at, YVhnoping Cough, Cough at. Img Measles, and oil lious jf llie Lunga, ue iininediat-ly relieved by Sheri. lu's Cough Lozenges. They entirely MNUMMMUMil h.uiri, and often the most alarming c.uei of Cousutnpti. it yield, as if by magic, to their hapt y intluruce. as in ine cases jf t:.- lie*. Mr. Aulhouy, tne Hev. Mr. Slrcelor, and hundred* o| othera, even where they had beeu givcu upas incurable. WOKM.s CAUSE DEATH To til.>uv mils, without tin. ve; being suspected. Children aud adulta alien sutler inii' h 'r un il -in, when a box ot Bhrrmau'a Warm Lozei. IglVl til tu immediate relief.? Huudreda of inaunen vain, and resorting, at last, as the only hope, to Sheiir.in'i Worm Lozenges, winch have restored them to health and happiness. How often have moth* era called at the War# ho' ?e aud ,antred lai'h tin ir ih inks lnd blessings lor the res ion ol ih.-ir d-ar be love d allji,ring, Never before lias a pe n n reined, beeu discovered lor laie entire eradication of all ..Ji. f ivo.uu. HEADA IHH PALPITATION, Lownesa of Spirits, Kai'iuc, Kaintiug, Deatoudeticy, Nervous Diseases generally, aUd Si .1 Pickucss, us all subject to the enratira properties of Sherman's Camphor Lozenges. They cure severe headaches, Ac. in ten minutes. In fact, they operate like a cliarm, and no 1 ergon should go to sea without tliein, as tl.ry are infallible in tea sickness. Persons subject to falipiu, or attending crowded parties, will lind tlictn to relu v them oi all ias-ilude aud oppression. Warehouse Vaaaau street Ag-u a?Church's, 18* B.weiy; Sand's, 77 Cast tjoe.igsy, aud clrnt. Cii.rrui, aud Biuadway; Codington, 2gr Hudson; Itusliioi: and A ,una'ill's lliruti ufAPMU -anal l'!Q the. I. (frra.aklan 11 SI :*U* rrf f. Boston, and 'J Ledger Building*, I'inLidchut f*. ault?r SEBRJNG'S R&STORATiVE CORDIAL. NO.476 Broadway,N. Y.?This Cordial laving obianu d aju*t celebrity uu account of tlvc many cure* it fiat performed, in cases to which it is adapteJ, the public n rcsj e.duily intonneu that itreli?TesDyipt|siiab(l other disordt rs of the stomach. I* is peculiarly adapted to remove those complaints, not by coiismurly physicing, out by strengthening ti?e s>?uui. No g.eater mistake can be made than to suppose that Prspepaia, or any other disease arising from debility, can be cored ny a lr* ??*.ise? peculiar to females, which arise ui?ne frequently Irwin ,vv? aki.. ss ih u from any other cause. The Cordial likewise is a certain cuie for the Nervous heidacne, and affords relict in uliuflsl *:ern; It is ?h xcellcu* prev? ucive ol costivenes* md low spirits. The a#?ed and iniirm ol bo*li sexes, and persons of ?edeular> habits, prom; to ccstiveness, h t?e t xierieuc? d greM benefit from it. itspeedil) promotes st.ength in all cases of generai debility, it* ton* a wood aud healthy ap |ieliie,gNwi toac and vigor u? the wii.de svsum, and highly beiieiiCi.ii m v tunic m c mwic* ncc from levers and other acute dison'tis. In proof of its virtues 1.1 the above compiling, the public to teitin 10 therecommendations o t ininei;: j hysiciaus. is wt.ll e? th t* of rcs,a c'aldt gt iilitineij vn o li ve derived benefit fr??m the use of it, some of which are published in the ctrcul* accompany nig each bottle. I fie llesioiAtivt i.uidul is pre|mred and sold by the proprietor tl 47o li.ii.olw n N V., and by rii|K tiable druggists throughout the country. I net $J pel bottle, and $9 per dozen. Ordeis accuiii,aiiitd by the cash punctually executed, and lorwarded ac coii-i.ik l?. directions ^?ld also by the Mess s Hu??iton U Aspinwall, 88 Wiliia s(, 110 Bj tad way. and iarasitic*i pop gun i uiis, U-miaud s bam Lotion I us unobtrusively ir pi n. il ?loWt$ "-.t tin and Steadily into public Uvor throughout the United bt it? s. This article u iiot recommendtdioi its" che UKit ss" (it* price o* mg all per bottle, though at tUlacoalit iaiiifmiirly clic-pcr luxu Uic uu Hull spread naily lx-!oie ti ub.n, even i llir coal wrre cue shilling or one c. id.) Such cheap remedies or Slim ral Aurmgents being uot only ti adeni .te to tt.e oljeiu euuiempUtcd, bui by then reH'lM. r i-usiii-.dj injurious to healtli. UOUKAUD'S VV.VTKK OK bi.AU 1 n-oinnit u.is n,ell by its combined eifuai y, I. tr,ul, i:ii ..i. ti e, e:..i ling..met your preparation for pumping and eleau.iug Oh. skin. B> in n?e every pimple ami I: ecl.lt Pa>e i a.'tohcd m.in my face I nu ?hu ild Mou A mi, as ii is vi eoven liii m.it cliarm u? a rimed} lor scattering all blemishes from U|I enchants tie Ic cimiiietique el Je ru voua reuiercie lit tout uu L cot nr. li.MlLlk DilhMOULINS, Pension Kranfaia, time nwich alreet." I hare j our bau d" Benute in use?il ia au admirable article, ami 1 shall recommend i..'" S. K. rniLLirw, Philadelphia. I have had vvrral cal'a for your Moah, loi neck lea, tec. A lady living here bought a botl'e of you, and slid it had tire dcsiitd trtecU" ALEX. til) I H Rib, No. I oi .nu Hall, Albany. I cheerfully bear te?!imon) to the edicacy aud perfect ionoceuce of yoar baude Beaute; ia ia decidedly a valuable cosmetic. 1 cannot consent thai p-blish my uunt." Tbe above ia from a lady iu Lt Hoy Place. Dear Sir?Hat ink had a very favorable opportunity yeaterday evening for expatiating oil Ihc merits of your bau de lleaule, ami alumina the effects il produced uu my nanus, a h unit lady n .nested that 1 would procure her a bottle of it. t?ei bearer." JOSEPH M Broadway. 8o ?..'na t. lh- proprietor! conviction of the entire eljicacy of ihe above iat-i'.lit>h* prep, nation in realiting all that it profnv.es to accomplish, that any diaalislied puichaarr can receive nis or ..er money bu la. f r*|uealed. I, l.c i.ad only ai Do li.'a o-xclusive Office, 87 Walker at., one uoot from Broady\ ..y, at $1 per bottle, and of the follow ing A?e?its y? Albany, Onthrie, I 1. itien Lane; Ootlien, blliott; Philadelphia, Mrs Brown, 76 C. cviul street; B III more, Setli Hance, Pr.u st; Washington, P'elo fa.ker; Alexandria, C C lJerry; H irlford, Wrlla te Hun.'hiey Boston, Jordan, 2 Milk street; Norwich, W Kaulkner; l.ovsell, Carlelon; Salem, |vea; New Haven, b Myers; Provide nee. Dyer, Jr.. Ciiiciunatli, Thomas, Mainstreet, and others td. .ugnont the U. States. Uourand'a Puudre Subciii. lor completely aud permanently eradicating su|iertlu..rs hair, per botile. Gonrau.ri Li.juid Vegetable iiouxe, 40 cents tier bottle. Oouraud's Blanc U'r',i|a.ije, imparls a pure life whiteness to skin, free Ir nn the dileteiious pihieiples generally entering into com hi nation for this purpose, Z't ?iir? per box. a 17 lin r A libit IMC-1 H V "ft IHI1A.HIUAL 1'lbbS. f"|NF. BOX of ilinr iniA^tblr Fill) i-iw. sit ail iltc ijuark mrdiciDri id'tllir* 1 lor i ciiUt ililii'Mt di'MKi. Lit the the nnfortunstr rest .red, tint i rre i? iiu ra.i?a in asserting (liesr Tills to u a tly nul radical pine for gnnorrhas,gleets, irri ration of In I a y, fco. They wire lor several years prescribed by till criihr.'rd Aheruethy, in all stages of theahov; diseases. It. i t; firs' igcs one Ikix is usually stilfi ciem to i fleet a cure n, s lew days. In long protracted cm nic stages, olis'in ite gleets. Sic. tin y are equally certain, having cunol hundreds who had w. n taking other in? uiciti s for moutlis, which 11 ti'led more t; destroy t ie constitution thin to rnje the dueise. The never leeve the putt subject to tlw trostbieeome weakness w' l h so fieonently ?ce ir alii r uinig othei tin dicities. Tilt) hits-lio uutrlesssrit Uste or smell; an I any ..tie taking them n. aht fre'iuent die most reKurilsociety wrhna: having their tnismr.utvs sn pect.'I T ey are i v.|iosrd ?utircly of Segetable iiiEreutei.ts aliieli invigorate the system generally. For sale only in >e? York b, Win. Watson, Apothecaries' Hall, J6 Catherine jt., aud i.t brooklyn by Ul.gi it, druggist, Fulton at. oil I in r i'AUK'S Lit K l-iLL-'. rPHK immpiiM iucrrn** of ih?- sal** "I t!?ese PiMs for the thort A time they have been introduce J into this ctiuturv, ii truly utookhmf.ik kc nvi nim pro i i lecoti|u at powi r of ihiiliuc htrbal medicine in rein?*?lviti.r dianose. At this rtason ofthe vnar. when the system m relaxed by the li.*v, ofsummer, a course of this iuvaluahle incdic.uo ^ili'iea* oil" i te ?c. projwriiv* iuv.in My restore the sfoin tch to a healthy longing i^r ml, sound dn and .ill the emicoimtairts attn.. ml m i Immh. The eaten! towInch f.ie\ am used in Ksirri, e, II class*-* ol'society. i* 'iu conception, fin more i'mii Hi o> ?h" foil ?vm* acen'%, vtr. Ruthtou At Aspiii'vall, dr i*ai*is and ciieun'Ut 86 Wi..iam 110 B^rdw4y snd !0 Aator ilou^. Ahrxh on Sinus St Co-druggi*'* en I ch- m ,xr.* uiit i ll>o\dwiy, corner ?ir'J?wniL U. P. 1) ik e, il l Drosdway. corner I Lispsnard it. I oh 11 u Dodd. d. Moists Bos If* iy. corner Bh ecker at V W DkVui. B.'wry ->ior. ,?o Howrr) l.i'n. I! II rt 'I >u iit, ^rr. tt, iiru-?.?'i (Jr awu h?t., neit the coiner of it I irothcc .prt. 227 llarfii n Herri, corner of *nrin ii -W i, iten nH'itiriia'd at LUCINA CORDIALMAGN'IN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, for the anre and apeedy cureof incipient coiuumptmu, barrenness, iinpnteucy, lurorhse or whip a, gleet, ohatructed, diUcult or painful rneissliu ation, incoiiTiiieiice of uriur, or involuntary discharge thereof, slid for the general proatrstiou of the ayati ni, no matter whether the result of inherent cauaea.orof causes produced hv iriegularity,iIlueaa, or accident Thi wide-spread celel rity of thia wonderful and inestimable cordial in hoth hernial teres is a sufficient guarantee tor its juiek and positive success in curing mv. rivv $J per ??oir!?-. Bold at 92 Namau street. And No. 90 North Stith treet, Philadelphia. ?2ft ltn*r PRIVATE CUKE. T^OCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC PACKAOES-No l. for the cure ot' (Jonorrhre i, tileel-, he.; ami No 2, lor tha cur -of Venereal Disease lu ail ita .tastes. have been used upw.inla ?f aeven years,aud in mi install e failed to ?(r, t a iruuipl Core. These i>ackai:rs compose every medicine, w uh, he. required, adapted to til tile varied symptoms, *4 arrant; il th it tlie IMtieut has no difficulty i srli-iiwntineut.thereh\ avoiding ex oaure or auspiciou. Each pkse. conlviit Doctor Jordan'? private treatise, The Monitor, wlier, lu i> lull directl- us, with a deacriptiou 01 the nature, symptoms, consequence,and treat inent of aecret iniladiea, with valuable inlor an u Bring complete,compact, am! guaranteed lu all casta, th?> are well idipltd for stnuqers, liaiellera, he.; and to nlacc tiiein within the re a ill of all, the proprietor has reduced the price to Three Hollars each lac.kaire, which will be forwaided (to poat paid ordera only) packed in tin cases, and free from observation. N. B.?l lie Monitor (alone) ii M cents; for one dollar free it will he sent also free. Sold lor the proprietor, ouly st Droit Store I Prince street, corner of Msrion. s lew doors p,sl Niblo'a ti vrdeu. Private entrances and offices for consultation, 69S Mariou, one d or below dru? store. Msrioustreet isadirectcoutinuatiou ol Centre. oil Im't KIKTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. BY LETTERS PATENT OK THE UNITED STATE* THE TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDICATED COMPOUND, FOR THE HUMAN HAIR. r} with confidence recommended to all whose nair it becoming linn Irout disease, scurf, and dandruff. The surest remedy to prevent _ _ BALDNESS AND GREY HAIR. The most healthy drctsiug that can possibly be applied to the head; rendering the hair soft and glossy, and treeing the scalp from all huniora and irritation., rein iving every particle o( scurf and daudrulf and disposing the lis, r to curi. lu frequent rind of lift*, i'or iufunt heads it in invaluable. To be hid only at the Hair Cutting Rooms, 146 Broadway, coruei of Liberty at, u,> stain, or ot the apyioiuted agent*. aid I in i c 1) JS N T 1 S X K V Wl'HFS TO BE KNOWN BY HIS WORK, NOT VVOi4DS?A. WALKER, Dentist, No. kl ng decayed teeth whether the ueite lie caponed m nut. The toothache cured. Extracting without distract lug the patient. These a:iu all Operation^ uetLaitiincr to the Dental Ourgoou, performed at 2i per cent leas than tin u sua I obliges. >>2 in.?i MEDICAL All/ Dn. GREGORY will at'eiid aud prescribe for a pvtienlar class ol p?Ui uta, at his residence No it itlo'.t street, cveiy day i i the wees, it all I outs ol day and eveniug. Ui- ir. a-iwent may be relied on as being the best, and ihe pi o pur u d vrili oe in accordance wi h the ivmpt.nns oi tlu> disease, haviug r- Vi? e c? also to liie accoi nu .datiou of tile palicut a..d a perfect cure ol the malady. Lis wuiihy ol note tint atrreai number of patients after liavin.' been treated lor lite dist ts. Were discharged b> their phy?i cui.s a. being cured, and peihaps Would remain ?o a week or Ijtli-r a; let that disease Pegio, r, whim as el is entirely unknown to any other physician, ltis.iiieiteiii.il application, reuniting to bo continued in some c.Ses not more than thirty Imu r. I:ha* prort J succe* fill its eury IIP' uice wl.ere it ins nc-en applied, ainlhasCured eascsof from thiec to uileeu y. -it- standing. Tiiii aDiiouncW'tit it not undo I'ro.n motive* ol vsuit> or fromi lei* of boasting, but simply ti e seeking th" Uoctoi, will liiel liiui at his own house cad ug ipue) No ..1 Molt at, rbuuc l:>.I y ards off Iroiu Cua '.siu S jn are, ting nearly opposue the stone church?it it easily found it uitthL Dr. Gregory has published au improved edition (with engravities) of a little book entitled the "Rubicon;" it treata exclusively on the complaints above alluded to. The remarks on stricture should be read by every oue.c4>ecially those with a pro Iracied case urf disease. It is for sale bv the author, at his office and by Messrs. Bauds, 79 and 100 Kultou-street, aud both Drug stores corner of Chambersst and Broadway; also ir the Bowery at Nos. 61 aud 188; and at the corner of East Broadway aud M&rket-stieel. Application' by .Mail, Post paid, enclosing $i, will receive the book by return ol Mail, free of Postage. o!7 Im'r THE GENUINE FRENCH MEDICINES, ARE compounded at the College of Pharmacy and Medicine, No. 1 Beekinau at. eitabliahcd for the auppresaiouol Quack ery aud Nostrum mongers, where professional advice in all cases is given the purchaser gratis by the atleuding physician, by and under whose direction ail medicines are cuinisiuuded and dispensed. These medicines have stood the teat of thirty yeari iu eradicating diseases of the must m.lon.nl Slid urivsfM mb. turf, aud are a standard remedy iu the principal Parisian and and Loudou hospitals of the present day. Cancers cured with out cutting; inaliguaut ulcers, icrof'tluus, scorbutic, cutaiieuui diseases, and rheumatir pain* iu the limbs and joiuts; nodes on the ahiu bones, etc. Remedies put up to ami all cl .uri, at mo derate charges, for the care ol eyidiilitic and gonorrheas! diecharges froin liir urethra and |?rla ol* geueratiou in bolli sctea, requiring no leslnctiiirul 111 auy particular. Patienta arr treated hy a regular pnyaician of tinny yeaia ex|>erirnce. whoae diplomaa are exhibited to view at nix office, >o. I B> ekuiau at. corner ol' Park How, (under Lovejoy's Hotel) Mew York. or lm*c CAUTION TO FEMALES lYTADAMK RE8TELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, would A'A inform ladies who with a pro|ier de.icacy, have a repugnance u the treatment of their complaints except by one of their own sex, that in all cases she attends to ihetn rrsoualty,her experience, practice and knowledge enables tier to do s She deetiu it necessary to state this, as she does not wish to be class d Willi the pretenders continually appearing and disapiK-ar nig, advertising as "Frmde Physiciau*, who too lauoiaui aud incoiniietent themselves are obliged to gel some scarcely less iguorant quack to ex|ierimeul instead. Consulting parlors aud residence H8 Ureenwich street, between CoarlLudt auil Liberty streets. Hours of attendance from i A. 01. to 9 P. M. oil lin*r MADAME 11 E S r E L L L'K.MALK PHYSICIAN. Office anu residence, Irs liree 1 wich street, betwei-u Cuurtlaudl ud Liberty streets, w.iershe cau be consulted Willi liie stricter conndenee on com plaints incident to the (einale It.one. Mad line Rea'.etl'sexperieiica and knowledge in ihr treatinen ol obstinate cases of female irregul rity. stoppage, suppression tec., is such as to require but a.cu uajs lu effect apeilei 'ire Ladles duSlritM ftOpSI Mdinl lit U'lance during cou linemeut or other indisposition, wi'l Ik accommodated dnnii such tune, with private ind res|>ect-ihlwder?," for uirriicd lad es, whosi a icate or precarious nealt.i inrbids a too rain I increase ol' family will be sent by mail to any pari ol t Uii'te I States. I'nc fj a package. All Letters (post paid) addressed to bos S6". Sew York. Boston Office. So.l Kssei street N. B.?Madame KLCSTKLL would inform ladies residing out of the city, whose health would not admit of I ravelling,that she wonld ik role herpersonal attendance u|ion them in any pirt of Hie United States within reasonable distance, ol lm*r FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. fkWINO to the celebrity, efficacy, and iuv triable snccess ot "-e Madame Restell's Kemsle Monthly Pills in all cases ol irregularity, suppression, or atupiwge of those functions of ua lure upon winch tlie health of every female deja*iids, since t eir .ntroductiou into th- United St ites, now about fonr years, counterfeits and imitations are constantly attempted to bt pit Died oil' for the genuine. Che. p Common pills a e purchased at twelve ceuta a bos. nut up in different buses, and called? "Female Mouthiy I ills." with (In olueciol sellius tliein, if possible, at one or two aollsrs a boi. Females are therefore e oiMoned araiust these attempts to impose U| on them. It IS sufficient here to slate that all Fein.ile .Monthly Pills are counterfeits. except those sold si Madame Restell's l'riiieiiwl Mrfies. MS (Jrrrnwicli street, New York and 7,IC*?et strtel, boston. Frict SI. Madame UcsleU's signuure ii written on toe caret of each boa. N. 1).?They can be n?c?l by married or tingle, by following thu direction* enclosed inside of each box. Sold also by ap pointmi nt M 1st (ira..d street, corner of Allen, New York. olltn*r TO MAK.RII5D LADIES. \4 \DAME RbSTKLL'S PKKVKNTI VK POWDKKS 1H?'fheie iuvaliuble Pnwdcnhafe been tioirer*. V.y adorned ?ti Enro|?e, but Kraoct in ptrflcuUr, foru;war Jsol thirty ytr.us, lis well Hi by thuusaudsin this comitry, oeitijg th th'.i, safe. *od emcscinos remedy for mamon) iuuie% \c 1:1 forbid* 4 too r&|id lucrewc '.rfSmuv. .M.triune Hestell, 4% well uuown^wva for thirty eesr* re in*\t Pny?ir;s% hi the two Dnucipai Feiti.de ilosf r.?I; ted to the leimri* frunn, for wWch h^r medicines r iv aun uun vailed. as w?*ll iu lint country h? hi Kho|M Her \cqu i-i, met with tne physiology and mammy of the ifinale frame, enabled I cr-b> tmrtoc the ?'t elm- and ill hemVioi u ui.rrt lemslrs. jcarcc iu the men dir. a ol l:te, aii I the co'iifnufui rapid ?jc. iffcu n\*'?ircuil> in*?irlic?iblc causes whicii c?T?\?. Their adoptloo nit h.rn the t. r* of pre-mrnrp nut ou!t fhr nceith, but even the life of many an afitiCfiouAte nif-ami fo ?d rout her* I .vlvrrr*i**r feel the itr.ro rt*..rr ftliii subject, Hid t% 'imatiLiH ilit lfiii-Mt> i? ;ui' itiu.su..d? by their nriopmn, w all that t.hey h?d i near and dror, t confident n U ?l **or i~o a.ii?J >u t I.* uViia to wimcm we ,im juCt( t, Dy impir ie--iltfiy Isi.-Aua ithm our cm.-ial. E?rduibd: .i?uiic, c.luhtrn d nt.'id wll anh'iitit? i .t. Mir vo. 'rice five ?l til Arts i.d,JA, rom. ie I w tii loll .?w pHriiculer ?nnctiu.. i. rto**f in .orwudf t?> vn. i ?rt. f ?tOoit:d rttiuis. Ait %^rrs mtMi be i?o.;' ;miJ, i'j i aod. iv?l(Q MADAME ltE^-.LL.Kemsle Phyriciti* I nucipii 0^: 149 Oreeowie^ Neva Fork OhIm houi imi 9 A ML to t oibiii PiM Bottonoffice No.7 Eneiit. oiim*r PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. imcKTitD ?jii> rHtfaeicii a* M. OK BOUDKLO(*UK, M. D., LISBON, PORTUGAL THK Scientific combination of ingredienti of which rhet# f Pi 111 ore compoaed, hgfe made the m tlie wonder and adini ration of the world. They ore known all ore? Europe to be .he only preparation ever liacnvereil that haa proved invariably certain in pmihtcnig the monthly turua. Their certainty, in all caaea, lieinu' aurh that thee rnnat not be naed dunu* pregnwv for though llwaj-a mild, aafe, and healthy, they are certain to produce iniacarriaite if ua. cl .hiring that period. The direciuina are traiuhn-d into Kngliah ,*0.1 are envelope# round with the leal of the importer, atainped. Kiehhor con '.'ilia the aipnaturr of M. ile Uoudelraiiir, and the Kngliah e poet paid. Sold by appnm.mout at I2tl ('berry, near Call. rine alrecL Price tj tialf bo?ea SI. No half borea veit h| mail ol Im'r dkw PUBLISHED U VlLY BV J A 91 K S GO IIUUK IIRKS K Tf. N. W.COHNKH, PI I.TON AND NASSAU STRKhTv Thr New Vona 'IvtRai.n?A duly paper, jrauij every m' riling ot tne week?price turn emit per ropy. t.miniry anb irnbrri lurni.hed at the ian?e rate, lor auv i|ieeinc period, i.e t reimtlaticr iu advance. No pa|*r lent, u-.leia pal. I in idvatii e a I THR Wrrblt Hanai-o? leaned eaery hatnrdav inornine at me o'clock?price ru and a ynarlir crnlt per copy?nimivlud to country anhaeribera at 11,26 per annum, in advance, or at It a me rate for any apeeiiied period. oi.aeiroauairra are reonevted to addreaa then lattera t? itgaa Gouaoa laaan', neffitWf Md tdllar. and all a.j daapgpkPdHBV

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TH Vol. VI11.?No. 300 WltoJn Bo. 3101. NEW JERSEY HA1LROAD AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWAHK. Front tnr tool ol Coortlandt r'rr?rt, N"W York. (K??ry day?Sunday opu-d.) Leaves New i??rk -WVr!. Tfiiy At 9 A. M. At P. M. At 7-4 n. m. rit i. m IIH Jo. 4 do. 8 do. 3*? Jo. J,,. 9 Jo 6 do. .7 Jo. 11 6 Jo. 7 Jo 10 do. ON SUNDAYS. Kroui the foot ol Conrtlandt street. Leave New York, Leave Newark. At A. M. awl tS P. M. At IU P. M. and is P. M. NEW YORK. ELIZABETH TO Wry. Leave New York. Leave Kits it., th Town. 9 A. M. 7 A. M. 2 P.M. IK A.M. t\ I0H A. M. a 9 P. M. On Nuudays the 5I* NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINtT" Via Noawu H anu Wost tstti Hailuqsds. a3l l ASElSflh Tl From Pier No. I North Hivrr, Battery Placr. The now ami splendid strambo-i NKW HAVEN, Captain J. K. Dustan, will h ave every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. The new and i| Undid steamboat WORCESTER, Captain J. H. Vanderbill, will have every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Passengers for Boston will be forwarded immediately on the arrival of tha above boats at Norwich, and will proceed without change of cars or baggage. For further information, ewjuire at the offi an the wharf, on boj id the boats, or to D. B. ALLEN, 39 Peer, slip, upstairs. All Persons are forbid trusting uuy one on account of the above boats orowners. n4 1 m? WINTER ARll/NUEMENT. NEVV YORK AND I'iill.AOEl.PtllA RAILROAD "INE DIRECT. Via Newark, New Brunswick, Priucelnn, Trenton, Borileu town and Burlington THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. Leave New York, from the foot of Liberty street, daily, at 9 A M aid t?4 P M. The moriunir Line proceeds to BordenMwn, from thence by steamboat to Philadelphia. The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden, (opposite Philadelphia) without change of cars. Pasaruicvrs will procure their tickets at the office fool of Liberty street, where a commodious steamboit will be in readiuesss. with baggage crates on board. Philadelphia baggage crates are conveyed from city to citv, without being o|>eueii by the way. Eorli train is provided with a Ladies Car, in which aie apartments and dressing rooms expressly for thp Ladies use. Returning, the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Chestnut street by railroad from Camden, at 9 o'clock A M.and 3 ocioca, r wi. The Lines Tor Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at 7 A M, snd 4 P M, being a continuation of the lines from New York. ortation CoraI pany have established a Freight Line between New Riunswick and New York, which they intend to run permanently. Leav.-ng New Brunswick at A. M. daily, (Sundays excepted) and the foot o( Liber tyilreet, New York, at 2\ P. M. To country dealers aud meictiants the above line is very desirable for I lie speedy and cneap conveyance ot merchandise of every description, and more particularly to Drovers and Dealers in Live Stock, who eau have lit) head of rattle conveyeJ between New Brunswick and New York, the same day whenever ret|nired. The rates for the transportation of cattle, horses, mules, rl cep, hogs, 8tc. aud all other kinds of merchandise are very low, never exceeding steamboat prices. Merchandise sent by this line is not snbiect to any extra charge in crossing the North River. The Company have fitted np a large storehouse at New Brunswick, adioinngc the Railroad De|iot, which will always eo|K-n for the recepnou of me chaudise. rassrugi-rs purchasing their tickets at the ticket offices, will leceive letry tickets gratis. rj5? Freight for Newark, Elizabethtown, Rahway, Westlield, PUiulield, Scotch Plains, Boimdbrook and Somerville, is conveyed by the above lines, and delivered the same day when received. anil 3m* FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. **kegula5"mail "Poll fToXov5n.TLiib BOSTON, vii STONiNGTON AND NEWPORT, composed of the following supciur rtumrri, running in connection with (he Stoningtou and l'i? videucr, and Boston and Providence Railroads? MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock. RHODE ISLAND, Capuui Thayer. NARRAGANSETT, Captain Woolsey. MOHEGAN, Captain Vanderoilt. One of which will leave New York daily, (Sundays excepted) from Pier No. 1, North River, Battery Place, at four o'clock, P. M. AnnattoRintitTs. The RHODE ISLAND, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for stoniiwtnu. "Hie MASSACHUSETTS, ou Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, lor Slonngton. I'aaseiiKerm ?u the arrival of the steamers at Stnnington, nay take the Railroad Cars and proceed immediately to Irovi dence and Boston. Freight taken at the following much reduced rates To Boston, on goods weighing forty pounds or upwards to lie cubic foot, at $6 M per ton, and on measurement goods 7 cents |*r foot. To Providence, on measurement goods 5 cents per cubic foot, and specific articles as per tarif to be obtained at office 23 B-iuHear. myJI pnSr FARE REDUCED. PERSONS GOING SOUTH. WlB figgygnr FaTsE hbDuLtd) on both the routes Irom Biltiinore to Charleston, by the Cnesai>rake Bay, Portsmouth, Weldon, Wilmington, N.C.. and thence to Charleston, to #23, meals on the Bay boats included or via Washington city, Richmond, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, N. C., and thence to Charleston, to $22, meals extra?making the fare on both routes thr same. Every exertion is made to keep the Railroads and Steamboats connecting these lines in good order, and expedite travel, and make passengers as comfortable as pos sihle. By this route you may be sure of reaching New Orleans rom New York seven or eight days sooner than any oilier line, at an expense not exceeding $72. E. B. DUDLEY, o!9 2wr President W Is R. K. 1L Co. mil l isii aa.ii imiiucu smi uh in iiiivai. MAII. STEAM SHIPS, Of HM.tnus and 440 hone power each. Under contract with the Lords of the Admiralty. BKITANNlA, J. Hewitt, Commander. CALEDONIA, E. G. Lolt, do i ACADIA, A. Kyrir do I CtTLUMBIA, E. C. Miller, K N do Will sail from Boaloti, via Halifax. FROM LIVFHroOL. FROM ROSTON. Britannia, Hewitt, Oct 4 .Nov 1 1 Caledonia, Lotr, Oct 19 Nov 16 Acarlia, Kyrie, Nor 4 Dec I Columbia, Miller, Nov 19 Dec 17 Britannia, Hewili, Dec 4 Jan I Passage Money?Krom Boston to Liverpool, $133? Boston to Halifax $20. These ahtpa carry experienced surgeons. No Berths seenred until |imd frr. Notr ?Merchati4li7.e and Specie (except for personal ex oenses) shinned under the name of liigKaire will be chanted at freigot, and liable to Custom House Herniations. Apply to oiyr D. BUlUllAM. JR.. No.j_W,,||.,t. STATEN ISLAND KKKKY. Knot of Whitehall street. i lit steam boats STATEN l8LANIIfc.il will leave New York and Staten _ Island sa follows'? 1 1NEW IUWR nini i nuAii u. 0 8>* II 10 I'i 1?X Si JS All good* ahipped are rriinirril to l)p particularly in,irk. av.aye apply to ttie captain on hoard, or to i I 8toi7r JdkhrtHS. OILSTOfc EVANS. Buffalo. ?KMiL'LAit Clue InCA IT TiKIlL, wiihCL-?oil' tow bnrvea?The new k fiat aajiiug ateam- 1 SL^J^jLiHot WAVE, Captain Vand-rbilt, will leave tue teaoi' oat id?r foot of llobiitvon at, on Mondav, ihe 7th nut at o'clock, I'. M. flirt .tlakill, alonpimt at all the inter u ,ii u. indium?h i e to elno ll'i, I7V4 r. nta?to Oattaklll, I V) tenia?Berth 21 centi?SUjioer 21 cants. Fr? ighl taken at redneed pricvafrom the different landinga. For further particulari impure of the eaiuin on hoatd. Kegalar day* from New York, Monday*, Wedneadaya and Krtdaya. n6 r E NE NEW SKLLl.Vi 0*>AT WALKKK'9.?5(0 i rU air, 500 pr ladies aoo mi-.M i boon, shoes and huskius, from 4s to 6s aud |*i |t, 800 i r of kcuu vvdtar proof b0 |?ri Ct tin* ciif-ajxft in the city. Call and see for yourselves, Canal at, coruer?Y Broadway, at ?2I lm#?c _ _ J. 8. WALKERS. CLINTON CULAf Bool ami Shoe Market. M Greenwich, corner Spriujc at, is the only |>lace where cau be found boots and anoes to ?uit the limes. All i i" who men boots aid shoot will do osU I o i ill- ieo*

hoe >laikr(, MK) Greenwich corner HptiuK street III I, LAD IKS' BOOX'S AND SHULS?1-? n .em. eMffif'iSl Broadway, keep* a fine assortment of ladies'and children* beets and shoes, of the latest American and European fashions. Orders received by the dozen from places of fashion ible resort, ol6 sod* r G V M N A 8 1 U M SPARRING SCHOOL it PISTOL GALLERY. MKHSllS. HUDSON k OTTIONON re peclfuily lulorin the gentlemen ol New York, libit llieir extensive fooms at the corner of Broadway and Cnambert street, lor Siwrriug, Gymnastics and Pialol practice, are now open for the lenou. Numerous improvements and addilloua hale been lately made h> the Ujmibuium, which will now be found in every reaped Miatileie and ojual to auy otuer in the country for athletic ex *iaes. Nnarring taught on the moat approved principles. Gentlemen ?Kiting the Pialol Gallery will be supplied witli Pialol a of a au|ierior n?s?ed in Iu* art, to she entire salislaction uf hi* frieuds anilcustoiuera. He will coutiuue to mauufaeture Duplex, Lepinr aud Patent Lever EacaiHiueuts, aud in general all kinds ol pieces belonging lo the art ol Watch Making. He also repairs Chronometer* aud every sort of tiuie-piece*. lie will also rep or, put in order and alter all kinds of mechanical Lamps, aud will warrant Ilia work,which will be made al moderate prices, losuit the times. Mr. V O. h.iviug just returned bum a 19Vage to Euiopc, has brought Willi hiin a choice 01 articles suitable to this market, which he invites his friend* and patrons to examine, uud which he offers lor sale at mooerate prices. They consist priuci|>ally iu Clocks or feudetuins, quite modern patterns. Mechanical Laiiipsfrowi the best |iatenue makers in Pans. Lamp Ulass Globes, both eugrar the Quartermaster of the Marine Cor|>s, in this city, uulil 10 o'clock, A. M., on Tuesday, the 8lh day of November next, for I'uruishiug rauou* to the United Slates Marines at the following stations, loi the year 1813 Pn.tsrnouth, New Hampshire Cliarlesuiwn, Massachusetts u CI... 1 1.1 1 SI v?e Goaport. near Norfolk, Virginia; Peusacola, Florida, aud Washington, Distm t of Columbia. Tin raimus 10 consist of oue pound and a quarter of fresh beef, orihrce nntrters of a pouiid of meaa pork; eighteen ouncei of bread or Hour, at the optiouof the Government, and at the rate of an pounds of good clean coffee, twelve pounda of good New Orleans sugar, eight quarts of bcaus, lour quarts i of vinegar, two quarts of salt, lour |>ouiids of asap, and one and a half pounds of good dipped caudles to each hundred rations. It is understood that the full side of beel (neck and shins excluded) be delivered if required if such quantity be not required, that th? fore and hind quarters be delivered alternatiIv sod the bread or dour shall be of superfine quality. All 1 the articles to be unexceptionable .and to be issued to the troops without expense to the Uuited Stales. No otter will be entertained at this office unless ac- companied by the names of the sureties of the proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for rations for 1M3." 1 AUG. A. NICHOLSON, Quartermaster Marine Corps. The American Sentinel and Pennsylvanian, Philadelphia; I the Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire; the New York Keening Post, the New York Herald, the New York Knquirer, aud the New York Union: the Baltimore Republican; the Norfolk Beacon: the Norfolk Herald; the Kichmoud Kuquirer and Richmoud Whig; the Alexandria Gazette. Alexandria, D C.; and the Tensacola Gazette, will give the above three insertions each per week, and Send one copy ol the advertisement to accompany the account when forwardod to this office for pay iner ton. Orders received for the above ijuality of Coal for one week, 1 at the following low prices' Broken, $5,50 1 Egg. $5.50 Nat $5,Oil 1 n56l*r OtOIKiK THOMPSON,* lie.ter.t. QLOVKit, VETVKTS AND SILKS RESTORED.? Dr. Keud kid gloves, silk vrlvcls and silks to their irigiiisl condition, and on very reasonable terms. Orders and parcels punctually attended to by DR. LEWIS KEUCHTWANGKR. 031 Jawlm'm I Wall strrrt. TIIK TEKTH. tPHE TEETH?A reduction of 20 per cent?Upper and X lower sets ofti i tli inserted on suction or atmospheric presluie, so as to be worn with ease and firmness, from s tingle loath to an entire set; all cau be supplied with the best mineral teetii; toothache cured. Kor t striding tooth, 50 cents. Children's, nilf price. J. Bnskey, Surgeon Dentist, 27 Mur ray street, nest door to the church, west of Brundwiy. jy23 cod 3in?^TRENCH AK HKICl\L nt>~ J ucv)M?r? r( Brnnla Xoiirrr k Co hare Jut reeeieed h, Harre rackets Ballim day to the public, the office null parlortile of iln| i al of all wlio bare irtu it, and bids lair to laki' the lead >f all inhere. Larger ailea will be ill readmcM in the court, af a lew daya. In the inean tune, the |iriiui'i| le of theatotr, can be acta fully developed ill the tile rahiluted. 8HKPARD V CO. Noll's Stove Warehouse, No U2 Water street. N. B.?A splendid uurtmrul (if Noll's lladialor Stove, the only tore in ihe market suitable lor warming dwelliugs, cliurrlns, hotels, public buildings, Ike. A two story li?ua? can bV wormed with three tuna of coal, less than one (rate will eonanme. Drama for |arty by the operation, and thia apeaking from care ric nee. To prevent impoaition by the apnrioua article* now in the narket. Ike directiona for aae will have the written aignatnre if the proprietor, uone other being genuine. Koraale wholeaale and retail at 100 Naaaau at, K. SINCLAIR, rroiirictor N. B.?Alan for aale, Kiug'a hliair of Life, Nelaon'a Kv ractof Saraapaiilla, Dr. Browder'a Compound Byiupof Indian farnip, kc. ol A RICH TONKI) EIGHT SILVER Mtin. FLUTE. SECOND HAND?a rare and aplendid inatrument, will be aold cheap. Apply to T MON/ANI, o7 lm*in 54 Thnmpann atreet. LIENR~V~Sc OTT .No.W Water.t? N. Y, kee pa conauot 11 Iv on hand a general aavortment of Picklev, Catauiw, Saneea, kc Prcaarvea, Jelllea, Brandy eraita, lie., wholeaale aud to ail. All ordera for Shipping and f'amiliea punctually at ded to all lm#r [MCORTAiaT ANNOUNCEMENT.-BHggTk I'enman, 1 beg jo call the attention of the public tojheir improved me nun 01 mirr proming oy aaiuratlon. I ney render perlec'lv eater proof ill ktmla of woollens, linens, co tons,calicoes,silks, kc without injury to either tahric. color 01 luatre. B. k P. laving been awarded a diploma by the American Inaritute for heir ?ii|>erior water proof articlei eihihited at the fair hare low commenced business uuder the firm of the New York (Valer Proof Kstabliahment, 47 Christopher itrcet. The aDove tyle ii muchaaperior to any Mackintosh erer yet offered to he public, it being free from that uuwholraome. unhealthy mil diaagri cable anteII that every Mackintosh alwaya haa let It le got up in what ever atyle it mar. No aoouer doea the MaeLiuioah loae that injurioua oder than it heroines a uaeleia aricle. The above preparation doea not ainell, and in all caaea illnws perspiration to evaporate freely, hot mil perfectly im ervioua to water, ft. It P. panir ularfy call tlie attention of the irmy, nayy, firemen, watchmen, carmen, camera, traveller*, ailora, and in ah-wt all who are eip aed to the weather. B. h also Water Proof all kinds of over coata, pilot and heaeor :oats, panta, cloeka, or any kind ol wearing apparel, wilhont njury to either luatre or trimutinga, however d'licata. If the kMicle haa been a little worn water proofing completely renoatea their fabric, cooae poiiTauLk M?aTS anl) soups, 1 A KRA NTKD to keep any length of time in any elimate, lohatem. hahhnt, thad, aalmon, oyawrs, and clams, eel\ mutton, veal, deck, chicken, turkey, beef aoup, mutton >ffdh, elm ken aonp, M tail aoup, mock and green tnrtle aour, egrtahle aoup, green peaa, mushrooms. carrota, turnips, paruipa, tomatoea, milk, uc. sr., manufactured aud aula whole- WILLIAM MULLANK. o7 ltn*m ui% Naaaau at I 1 iRK I ORNING, NOVEMBER GU>8, HOLE*. PISTOLS, uid a *i'iirr*l aaaortineat ol faniwari', cutlery, nud Taney poods, au?ilst Tiers. liors. trace iitl lo? clivui, shovels. ipiilri. axes, locks, tx>lu, mill saws lilcs.lsble eulL-ry, p x-Lut knives, with a Uipe assortmen of uuus, nlUs, muskets and pistols. fir sale at low prices by A. W. STIES k CO., *20 1 to ri?' til Prarl %tr~t. I V^UFKS! MUFFS! MUFF8 1 J?The luddtD changes iu J-'A the weather render it iudi*|>eiisibly nveeuirv that the beauty auti fashiou of our city should avail themselves of the great induce nieut offered to guard agaiust the approachiug inclement season They are uww ruabled to enjoy a promenade during the coldest weather ty providing themselves with a line Muffat the store of BAUNKTT fc 8IMMOND9, 449 Broadway. AII descriptions of Furs cleaned and repaired at reduced rates o22 lm*m QENTFitAL BfcNNKTT'8 MOttMON DISCLOSURES ?The subscribers Will ouhlimh in I ha courw of the euauiutf week, Mormonism Ei|M>aed; or, a History of Joe Smith and the Latter Day Samu. by G?n. J. C. Bruuett," Thear highly iuterestiui; and aatouiidiug disclosures exhibit in their trae colors the |irolli*acy auil wickriJiieaa ol' the Mormon leaders. It will be issued in good style,. In a l3mo. volume of upw rds of 330 pages. Orders 'rsix-ctlulH solicited. LKLAM) V WHITING. 0I6 lm*r BKADBUKY, HOD EN fc Co. ir Nassau st. STATE OF NEW YORK-SECRETARY'S OFFICE.) Albany, Aug. 31, IMS. j TO THE SHERIFF of the City and County of New Yora a ?Sir?Notice is hereby given, that at the next General Election, to be held on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November next, the following officers are to be elected, to wit: A Governor and Lieutenant Governor of this State. A Senator for the first Senatorial District, to supply the vacancy which will accrue by the expiration of the term of service of Gabriel Furman, on the 1st day of December next. Also, the following City and County Officers, to witThirteen Members ssf Assembly, and a Register III the place of J. Sherman Browned, whose term of service will expire on the last day of December urit. Yours respectfully, S. YOUNG, Secretai^ ef State. The above is a true copy of a notification received from the Secretary of State. MONMOUTH B. HART. Sheriff of the City and County of New York. Sheriff's Office, New York, Sspl. 10, 1143. All the public newspapers in the couuly will publish the above once in each week until the election. See Revised Statutes, vol. 1st, chap. 6lh, title 3d, article 3d, part 1st, page 140. olO tN>r MARTIN'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. 164 William Street, Corner of jinn Street, IS decidedly the cheai>est in the city. There is -lways on hand a select slock of seasonable goods, purchased fpr cash, which will be made un to order in the stvle of ruL, At ining, fce., that has given auch gcneial satisfaction liariug the lul four years, and u i positive saving ofJU per ceul. Geutlcmeuare requested to call and examine. Those who farnish th eirown goods, can have them MADE AND TRIMMED. Dress Coats, made and trimmed, -$7 00 to Seculiar to llie imported ever the American, is tiiat they may have hung on a |ieg in Cheapaide until they became rusty and out ol lashiou, then shipped to America to be sold as "good enough for the market." Price of the American Macintosh from ten dollars upwards. HORACE 11. DAY, 44 Maiden Lane, sl9 lru*r Successor to> Koxburv India Rubber Co. ONE PRICE STORE. rpHERE 18 NO IMPOSITION practice a at tlus store by J- asking d juble the price an ar .irir la wortn, neither anv int terrupciou on the side walk. Mo insnlt ottered it you don' purchase. Any person wishing to make a purchase can rely on being furnished with clothing st the following prices Coats $0 s II Cloth Jsckets 3 s 4 Cloth Tauts 3 a 4 40 Saitinett Paats 1 40 a 2 40 JACOB COGSWELL. o4 Im'r 133X Chatham street, near Rosevelt St.. N' Y. R E MOVAL. PHILLIPS' CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT, Is removed from 144 Broadway to No. 7 Astor House ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garments of a must Jegant and Kaihiouable kiud rt a saving of CO per cent for cash. rPHE advertiser di mi it unnecessary to re*or( tj the heck* J- neyed system of giving a list of nominal prices, presuming that the length of time he has been established, together with the extensive patronage bestowed ou mm, will prove a sum eient voucher for his capabilities. Possessing the advantage of being couurcted with an extensive cloth establishment in Europe ne couiiuenuv assets mat ne can luniisn c.otnrs wnicn, on companion, will be found lower than any other house making up the beat descriptions of gentlemen's dreaa. st(3m 8. PHILLIPS, 7 Astor House, Broadway SHIRTS. OHIRT9 made after the latest and moat approved French O patterns. Coats, i ahlaloous, vesta, and all under K.innenu, made to order at short uouu and in the most fashionable style. Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, ST and 69 Maiden Lane, New York. aim*' WM, COLLINS. J. SOR1A, FRENCH DYER, 4M PKAHL ST., Principal Office, fHANKFUL for the paliouagc heretofore Destowrd, resA, pectfiUly informs the public that he has, for the accommodation of his customers in the upper part of the city, opened Two Offices, one situated 237 Btncisa St., the other 332 owtif. for the reception and delivery of Goods. All kinds of Silk, Cotton and Woollen Goods DYED. Merino and Camel's Hair Shawls, cleaned in the French style, with neatness and despatch. K All kinds of Wear in* Apparel and Carpets scoured. Merchants can hare all kinds of goods dyed andputapin their original form. Brooklyn Office, 49 Fnlton st. Brooklyn. (SI lm'r DK8TAUHANT FRANCAIS, No. 1 Nassau st. opposite Iv the Custom House, J. BONNaRD It P. DELAMOTTE have the honor to inform their acquaintances and strangers generally, that they have enlarged thtir Breakfast and Dining Saloons,and have besides arranged convenient rooms for private parties, and will pay particular attention to enters for Dinners and Suppers in private houses, which they will furnish at very moderate prices. They constantly have on handBrandy Preserves of all kinds. Liquors in great variety. Wines of all brands. Oil of Olives refined. Gruvere Cheese. New Chalel Cheese. Truffle, and Mushrooms. Fat Liver Pies, fcc., he. off Im*r TO THE AMATEURS OF THE ACCORDION! rnrivnn r miiitivi ,,.r? i.. M,ki.. ,l.. k. has ju?t published hit Accordion instruction, winch it divided io two iwrts?the firat for the Accordion* without tenutonci?the second for those with semi-tones, both or which are amply furnished with selected music, and eieicises pro grrtsiiely written, inorderlhal the amateur can easily liar* entire command orer the instrument. 81GN0R MARTINI btgs also to state that he has a large collection of MSS. music lor the Accerdion, which he intends to rublish shortly, and he arranges for that instrument any sort ol music ne should be required. The Bignor will be thankful to all those who will faror him at his residence, 90 Canal street, wheie he continues to giee his lessons. au!9 3m*r T"\ WILHELM9, No. 234 Broadway offer* for sale his new -Cr imported stock of goods, wholesale and retail. 1.?Of Embroideries, commenced and finished pieces of sariout kinds; worsted, wool, stitching and knitting silk, beads, canvas, patterns, he. 2.?In small and lace wares, all sorts of silk and worsted strings, borders, trimmiuga, taa-els, fringes, and every article in this 1 line, done in the most fashionable taste. 3.?The most copious and splendid choice of artificial flowers, done in the neatest work ana newest tasts, bonqnets, diadems, he. 4.?Articles of cast iron of the most various descriptions, manufactured in the Royal Iron Koutdary at Berlin 4.?Exquisite and neat Agures in bronxe. 6 ?A beantifnl assortment of superfine basket wares. 7.?A considerable and elegant choice of pressed and painted paper, sheets of letter paper, visiting cards, wafers, he. I.?An elegant and great store of the burst |>orcelaiu. 9.?A splendid assortment of the Anest dressing articles,cases andperfuines. o28 lm*rc WORTHY ATTENTION. 1 IOHT LIGHT !?Horn's patent solid bottom Glass KonnL tain Lamps for Chemical Oil?Krom tne peculiar beauty and elegance of these Lamps, thru neat construction and sulienor quality, they are destined to supersede all others now in use. The total absence of smoke and smell, the unparalleled brilliancy of Ihe flame, is admitted to be unequalled. N. B.?At leas cost than half a cent |>er hour. The proprietors assure the public that uo lamps can be trimmed and kept in order with to little ironble, and with so much vase and facility, as those from theu manufactory. J. O. Kay, sole agent for the proprietors, at 126 Pulton streel, 2d door Irotnthe New York sua office. Also, Chemical Oil, Csinphine. Globes, Wicks, fee. fce. of nienor quality, st the lowest uiertet prices, wholesale and rctaiL s? lm*ec FLUTE AND GUITAK. M H. PH1LIPE ERNST, Professor of the Flute, Guitar, an iu pstsnt Concertina begs to announce to hts friends and public that be has just published his new 'Hondo Militaire" for the Gitar, which will be found well worthy the attention of the truer or amateur, Irons its being well auapted to that instrument and calculated not only topleass but to afford instruction. This Rondo, with several other pleasing pieces of his composition "for the guitar" are to be found at Mr. Ernst's residence 6g Canal street, where he continues to give lessons on Uie above instruments si 3?*r WELLINGTON A. CAR 1'ER, Wine and Commission Merchant, No. 5 New street, one door from Wall street, has on hand, and is daily receiving, choice articles, aud offers them at moderate prices, for ca.h or city acceptances. He offers for sale 1M hhds and smaller packages of Lomeline Madeira Wins 10 casks Malmsey Vintage, of 1812, 2) casks Port, pure jaice, the best in the market, 47 casks Brown, Gold and other aup'rior Sherries, 21 caska Henesaey, Seignette aud Otard Biandy from London D >cks, 10 pipes Holland Gin, |iart Swan brand. Its fined Loaf, Lump, aud Crushed Sugars, from the beat Refineries, for which W. A. Carter is agent. IJO baskets Champagne, Anchor, and other choice brands. W. A. Carter is also general agent for the ancient house of Loineline, of Madeira, and takes orders for their celebrated Wiiipi. of everv aire or oualitv reunited. MARBLE TILES. dTEEL, I KPrtCR, CLOVES, lie. 3000 I till i nn Marble Tilea, whi e and bine. 20 be*? Sumatra Pfp(*i. IS b*a? real Bourbon Cloree. 50 krita imported White Lead in Oil. 25 bom Milan Steel in email bare. Alem uaoitBioit of Toiui, Aiju* Marine, and other ree Smnee for lewelleea. "h I m PURE GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES. rp HO SIC within# (oparehiM purr Rootled kim) Or?iDd Cof1 fee. would find it to their md^??ntM? to cull ut 114 Ml too street, where if* bept th* obort article* of the very beet quell tv in the city, el pricct to suit the time.. Coffee H?aered rrery day (reah, and eentto any part of thia city "id Brooklyn, Iree of eii>ena?. Coffee Routed and (Jround lor Oroeenea, in Mgrinr ""WWr. P.BR. WELCH. lale brm of oil lm*in Welch fc Sheerer. GROUND SPICEd AND COFFEE A T THE HOPE MILLS, 14 Marketfirld atreet, between A Broad and Whitehall, late #7 Elisabeth atreet, .New York. Office 111 Yrent at. Conatantly on hand, at the loweet market mieea. end in the otuel rariery of packaaca. a?7 %n*ga IE 11A 1842. I uijtii, Jic?oi?iui ami Ma lomc blli.t. What wond'roua thinaa arc tin at- Ob, Malune! Oh, Malone! What wond'roua thmga are theae 1 Oh, Malune That caused poor Beach to cry, Aoil UUter thus to dio?thus to die Oh, Malone! When Jacksonville was linking down, Beneath an injured public's frown, 1'oor Beach did cry?Oh, Malone! Oh, Malone Now Uliter rone, what shall I do J Jacksonville has followed, too, Poor Beach will mourn?Oh. Malone Oh, Malone New London, Conn. [Correipoudence of the Herald.] Naw Londoh, Not.#, 1843. Elder Swan and the First Baptist Church?Excitement Subsiding?The Methodist Church?Mr Thompson. I will wring your heart? If it be made of penetrable stuff If damned custom have not braz'd it so, That it be proof and bulwark against sense." It is not madness, That I have utter'd bring me to the test, And 1 the matter will re-word which madness Would gambol from For I almost can change the stump of nature, And either curb the devil, or throw him out, With wondrous potency SKaktptart. J. G. Bennett, Esq Elder Swan, the lion of the day, continues his ministerial labors in the First Baptist Church in this city, but with decidedly poor success?very few have been converted, under his preaching here,and the case stands hard against him. Indeed he has excited feelings of opposition among the gTeat mass of the reasoning community,'since he has assailed men of respectable character, by pronouncing epithets against them, when there was no cause to induce the act, save a mere difference of opinion; which difference he has magnified to that focus which rendere it" diabolical" and Christless" in the eye of his peculiar camera, as also in the sight ot the church. He says that he is right, for God Almighty tells him ana tells every one to repent and be baptised, or they can never reach the kingdom of heaven And this doctrine he holds forth against other denominations of Christians who do not baptise by immersion?as though this and this alone had sole power to save Humbug! absurdity! Does Elder Swan know what he preaches! We opine not.? The whole drift of his discourses, are "repent and be baptised, or hell and damnation await you." Nothing said about committing sin afterwards. Now we ask in the name of all that's wonderful, if all mankind do not commit sin, and if they are proof againBt it after being baptised Our own observation convinces us to the contrary. Why, then, does not the reverend divine attempt to reconcile all men through good will to the truth of the everlasting gospel, instead of branding them with heretical invectives! He says, God Almighty has marked out my course, and I, as an instrument in hiuhnndu wurn vnn nl Ilia wrath, unleaa VOU lenent and are baptised. I shall attack deviltry in whate ver shape 1 find it?whether guised by the cloak of religion or not?and shall wring' it up in its true colors." He advises those who have taken the trouble to copy from his sermons, to erect over their doors a sign with the following inscription Ne ws and Intelligence Office for Hell! But considering the publications that have appeared concerning him as strictly true, would, or would not, the enquirer at the office get tne desired information 1 We would quote a few of his random, imaginative, expressions, were it not for the fact that they have been so often repeated by him as to become stale, and no longer interesting here. Would that our anticipa tions could have been realized, and we have been able to quote such a sermon from him as was alluded to in our last. Alas! it is not in the maw. Now let us leave Swan, and refer to something more w?rthy of our esteem. The Methodist church under the supervision of a Mr Thonqwon, a native ol England, is a complete paradise when comparec with the old Baptist church ia this city. He is c man unlike Swan in every respect; very intelligent, and a profound reasoner. His name, though now known only to a limited extent in this country, will soon shine forth one of the brightest stars in the firmament of religion. We have but little more to add. Your readers will see by what has already been written, that New London is now the focus of a great religious CAa'Ciuciu. auu mat muugii owan, wiui Dicmufiau voice, shook the walls of his church, in making his staving updeclarations as to what he would accomplish, as yet drags his slow length along.M May pure and undefiled religion prosper, both nere ana elsewhere, whether Swanism does or not. IIorxsti. Literary Notices. The Clay Minstrel.?This purports to be the offspring of "that patriotism which catches its inspiration from the immortal God" (Clay). It is one of the poetic agents to elevate Henry Clay to the Presidency; and the following are samples that will make Horace, Shakspeare and others tremble for their laurels. The following, for example, is very much in the vein of Shakspeare:? But our (tate cooks began to ice, That the people through this vast country, All wanted food aa well a* he, That loafed within the chair, That loafed within the chair, That loafed within the chair, That loafed within the chair. And ruled the nation'* roast. So finding people growing lank. They cooked a dish called the Stmtt Bmnk, And sent John Ti a slice, quite frank, To taste within the chair, To taste within the chair, To taste within the chair, And approve the people's dish. It made Ti's gouty stomach sick; H* threw it up," and sent it back, Saying, the folks shan'i have a dish so crmek," While I (it in the chair, While I lit in the chair, While 1 (it in the chair. IH1 (ay what they iball eat. These verses forcibly remind one of the immortal Cowper:? Thii time we fell in with a Judai, A dotard both lelfiih and vain And he'i made our Whin R-1"'' burn priming, But we'll pick flint and try it again. But we'll pick flint, Ac. Hii eyeahave grown dim with the vapori, Abitructiom have addled hii brain And whatever he ihootiathe miisai? But well pick flint and try u again But we'll pick flint, Ac. And now when adaitard and traitor Hai cauied ui to triumph in vain, True Harry leadi on to the reicue, Clying, piak flint and try it again Crying, pick flint,"Ac. llaiBY Clay or KaiYTUcar iiour leader, Come, rally from mountain and plain Think no more of the thing that betrayod ua Bnt pick flint and try it again. The next might easily be mistaken lor Horace But, hii couniel luited not when I reigned, when 1 reigned, For I let it go to pot a* I reigned. Hii coumeTlaited not, for my vowi I noon forget, And now Texal ii my lot lince I've reigned. Now, I muit beat retreat from the chair, from the chair, C Ik. naibin'a hirheat eat to deipair. Oh, "l mint b?a? rut real to the roguea march quick and fleet, All my V*to i? my tnt'i botiltti atare. Poetry and patriotism certainly is riz, if not more. The Foreign Quarterly Review.?Jottph Maton, M2 Broadway.?October, 1842.?It containsthe famous article oh Newspaper Literature ot the United States. Tin Westminister. Rrvikw, for October.?Joirph Ma ton. Hurt's Mkrcharts' Maoazirk, for November Tins number contains the late U. 8. Tariff of Duties, compiled for the Merchants' Magazine by Henry Doane, a Custom House clerk, ana one well qualified lor the task. There is also a very interesting I article on Egypt and Mehemet Ali, contributed by S. E. Cooly, Esq., whose travels in that country created stirh a sensation last summer, in certain quarters. Many of the prosy travellers in the East will never forgive Mr. Cooly lor publishing a book so amusing tnat it set half the world into a roar ol laughter, and some blockheads into a passion. The Life of Washirotor. No. 4-Jamtt Sirxa155 Bi'wtfiuctober, No. 4 ?Stringer, 155 Broadway. Self Devotion.?Library of Select Novels.?By the Meters Harper tr Hrulhert ?No. 9.?Price 25 cents?A Rood time to fill your library. Pauline, a Talk ok Normandy.?/. fVincheXcr, 30 Ann U.?Price one shilling. Ivaniiok.? Waverly Novels, No. 1.?Price 25 cents?hrael I'ott, t? Rou-ery.?All Scott's novels for $5 Handy Andy, No. 10, October?D- Appltton, 200 Broadway M uric.?" When llie Moon on the Lake is beaming"?by Stephen C. Maesetl.? Wm. Dubois, 286 Broadway. Also, "Many long years was 1 parted from thee"? by Henry C. Watson.? I Km. Dubois '286 Broadway. N'kw York Leqai. Observer, No. 5.?This number appears to be an improvement both in interest and utility, over its predecessors. Bankrupt cases continue to form a large proportion of its contents. Lawyers look at it. Thk Knickerbocker? For November.?The most amusing paper in this number is a vivid description of a picture auction, under the head of Life in New York. Guy Mannering?Wavehi.y Novels?Price 2b cents?No. 2, complete in 25 weekly numbers. Israel Post, 88 Bowery, New York. Circuit Court. Before Judge Kent. Nov. 4.? William J. Burrttt vs. Lucius S. Comstork and Gordon J. Leeds.?This was an action for libel and involved a mass of testimony, occupying the court for 5 days. The libel complained of was published in the Sun, and charged Burritt with exhibiting false documents to certain editors to make them believe he was the agent for Taylor's Balsam of Liverwoort, &c. The defendants pleaded the general issue and attempted to justify. The plaintiff had laid his damages at l .1 i a l.? -li.. -i r irii iiiuuoaiiu uuuars. nuci nil uuic cnarge irom the Judge,the jury were about to make up a verdict without leaving tne court room,bnt at the auggestion of the Court went out, and were absent about five minutes, when they returned a verdict for defendants. The plaintiff's counsel had them polled when each one declared that to be hts verdict. Mr. Mulock for plaintiff. Messrs. Jaudon and Chester f*r defendants BY WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Governor of the State of New York. A Proclamation. Thursday, the eighth day of December next ia hereby appointed to be observed by the people of this State as a day of Public 1 hanksgiving and Praise to Almighty God, lor the manifold blessings of the year. We have tilled the earth in safety, and gathered plentiful harvests j relieved labor by inventions of art and new applications of science; brought to successful termination works of physical improvement, designed to promote social intercourse and to J;uard against accidents to human life, and augment its enoymcnts rendered our system of intellectual and moral instruction more equal and efficient, and acquired comprehensive knowledge of the agricnltnra), lorest and mineral resources which Providence has supplied within the territory assigned for our habitation. The savage warfare which so long prevailed on the southern border of our country, scarcely less painful to humanity wheth er our arms were victorious or were unsuccessful against a rude and injured people, has ceased. Commotions which threatened to involve a sister State, and even the whole American family, in the calamities of civil war, and thus repress the growing confidence of mankind in their capacity for self-government, have peacefully subsided, and our controversies with a distinguished European nation have been adjusted bv a treaty securing reciprocal advantages and directing the efforts of tioth States to the removal of a great reproach of Christendom, by the extirpation of the slave trade. Philanthropy has not abated her zeal within our borders while extending her visitations to dis. tant regions and the lalors of Philosophy throughout the civilized world have been crowned with discoveries tending to ameliorate human life sod elevate the dignity of mankind. Let u* reverently acknowledge that theae and all the bleuinga we enjoy, deicead from Him by whom the nation* ol the earth are governed in righteousness, and all human affair* are regulated and controlled with infinite wisdom and mercy. Oiven under my hand and the privy aeal of the State, at thecity of Albany, this seventh dav of Novea. L. R. in the year ol our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-two, and in the sixty-seventh year ot American Independence. WILLIAM H. SEWARD. By the Governor. Hv.nav Usdiswoou Private Secretary. j Tes, of superior Lama, Cashu.uie Lama, Persian, Merino and Cotton, of all color* and sixes. Cloth?India Rubber, Water Proof, super Lama, 1 -*~i Persian and Cotton, prepared for t ilors. India Rubber Webbings lor suspender*, corsets, Ac. s2* Sm?r Tinet, staff, and every species of Weapons. Oentlemen, lovers of this art, military officer* of the army, navy, tie. are respectfully invited to call and witneaa an exhibition of his skill in this useful and imimrtant art. A spacious douMe Shooting Oallery, illuminated m Uie evening, will also he found with superior Swiss pistols?shoot nit at a distance of 21* yards. slglm'r /AHUIMAhY DAILY? F ew gentlemen in this city V' are aware thev can b'ain a good subatautia) English Dinner, furnished with the best the markets can afford. Beer included, for 23 cents. Dinner on table at 2 o'clock. Chops and Steaks at any honr. Cold Cats, kc. Bear in mind, CHRISTIANBON'h, (late Stoneall's,) ol4 1m?r 29 Ann street. NOTICE TO FIREMEN, AND all other* desirous of keeping their Feet Dry and Warm the coming season. By calling at the OLD EXCLUSIVE BOOT STOKE, No. 144 Chatham street, they can be aecom modeled, as the proprietor has on hand a fall assortment of bis well known WATER PROOF BOOTS. Constantly on hand a fall sapply of all other kinds ef Boots at prices to sail the times. Also?that invaluable article Rogera' Metal ic Elastic Heel Boot can be obtained at the Old Exclusive Boot Store, No. 144 Chatham st. s2S lm*r CROTON WATER. tJANSON, WILCOCK k HANSON, Plnmbers. Brass 21 Founders, and Coppersmiths, next door to the Tabernacle, No. 331 Broadway, New York From loog practical esperience in businsaa in this 'and other cities possessing Water Works. H W. It H. have confidence In thns aasuring the public, that all orders entrusted to them will be promptly executed, with a view to permanent satisfaction,in a woikmxnlike style, and of the best matenals. Their charges will always Seas moderate as can be reaaonabl^affored by any competent and reapeeuhle concern. the Croton Water, latent lead tiipea, rail iron, composition and tinned pipea. Bran coeki and water cloaeta. of their own anperior manufacture. Hydrants of Carolina red cedar, bathinc tana, bath boilera on the beat Philadel|>hia (dan, and other artielea in the foregoing branrheaof buaineaa. oil lm*r SEGARS-SEGARS. THK following choice Seaara arc always on hand at HEN1 KIUUKH'S HAVANA AND PRlNCirfc 8EOAR STORK, wholeaale and reuil, baaement II William at. Kiondaa.in hall' and quarter boiea Do. No. half aud iinarter hotea Noneeaa, in quarter and ei(hlh do Para Keaalos, in qnarter do Regalias, of a anperior quality, in )i> and l-10th boxaa Conereaaa, in quarter botea Trabucss, do do La Norma, do do La Kaperanza, do do Trea Amncoa. in cartona of M each Loodon Re|taliaa, in cartona of 41 each La Prnela, in quarter boiea M lagan's apotted, in quarter hotea Panetilla'a, do. of anpenor qaality Yngenendad, do Demoyna, do Mateoa, do Prinri|>et, of the Rendon, Cruz and Sana, all ent. to deb. Primareraa, ill iinarter botea Alranzaa do Conatantiaa, do Buaumentas, do Kamero Regalias, do lmi?erial ao, inquarte oiea, a anperior artiele. N. B?aiuiirrnPeia .li--l na? ??.....KU t-ema 014 l mb _ NEW S TORE. PJOUTHOUY k NEVt R8 respectfully invite their fnenda V-f snd the public generally, to cill *12MI Brotdway, snd eiamine their sssortment of _ LAMPS, CANDELABRA, (HRANDOL*S ke Silver, Plated and BrUannta IVare, lable Cutlery, and Hon*- Fitntdttn# Goods, of everv description, which they hare put opened, and now offer on sale st pri es that cannot fail to sstuff parens sara. Enjoying tu|>erior advantage. in the .election and manufsctare of their Lamp., <firandolc, Candelabra, me., C. k N. are en.Med to offer them in great ranety of pattern and finiah.sniiable for churches, hotel., .tot", dwelling. and .team or.ail.ng packet!. The.e (mi are a new and io?at desirable article, well worthy the attention of owner, and shipmasters Attention i. particolarly invited to the Solar Laaap, to lo.tly eejehiateil lor its superior brilliancy and economy. Thia Lamp aa te.ted hy accurate cape rim ruts, afford, twice the light of an A'tra', while it burns lor an equal number of hoar. at half the etpenae. rOIITHOUy k NEVERS will keep cotwtantly on hand a complete aaaotlment of the article, abore enn me rated, and hope by their endeaeom to meet the taatea and wiahea of the l ohlic, to merit a favorable ah lie of the patronage which is low a ilicitcd for their establishment. oil iwi.fctwos-rc CORSETS- CORSETS. fUST RECEIVED, at the New York CORSET WARS w HOUSE. No. 441* Pearl alrect, a lame assortment of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CORSETS, whieh will he sold at greatly reduced prices, IVholemlt and Retail N B Dealer, in Corsets are invited to call, as the whole stock ia newly imparted. 441* Pearl street. New York, ol# lm*m

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||||_| NKU YORK li Ki?.\LD New lurk, Wrdnridiy, November 'J, |n|I, To A ivrrliarr*. Kor the information of business mou and of the public generally, and as a guide in the election of the bt ?t channel for a I vertising, w e place tielore our readecstke followingtacU Nkw Yokk Hraaeo Sit* Orrica, N. Y., OrricK, Nov. I, I6U- Aug. '."J, 1*13. Mi:hhi. PrKiir k Bioont: Mr. lf.V liuri.v.n:? Okitlksik" Ma I'l? use to deliver at the I'lease deliver at the Sun Herat I Office, New York Oitice, N. Y-.Jire hundred 740 ream per week of the rtame of paper per we*k, tor mall Si/el paper UX3J- n\ mouths trora the lolu of for the D eijnal to this specimen? 1 accept the above order, Payments to bo ma le each anil ugree to furnish the paweek in cash, in lull fur that i>er accordingly, week. H V. .SUTLER. JAMES (J. BENNETT. Aug. 31,134J. We accept the above or- Witness, M. 9. Beacii, derand wilt deliver it as directed. S^PERS-E h BROOKS, No 61 Liberty street. James Row*, WitneMei. Samuel Be man, y By these documents it will be perceived that the rirru'ation of the New Yoke Herald, it nearly double that of the New York Sum, and that it is, consequently, so much the more an eligible channel for all kiada of advertising and business notices. Not a further word is necessary to satisfy the public. i A ml1 d /l d l' v v w f?t Result of the Klcclloii?Overwhelmlnn Dr. feat of the WhlR* ?Tproarou* Triumph of the liorofocHt, I'm* of the most sublime moral s|>ectacles terminated yesterday at sun down, that ever took place in New York. It was the day of a general election throughort the State and in this city, and it closed in peace, good order, quiet, and perfect decency, in a most overwhelming ami triumphant majority jor the democratic patty. Mr. Bouck, the democratic'candidate for Governor, has received about 2000 majority in the city and county of New York, 350 majority in King's county, and lot) in Richmond, being the extent of our information as late as nine o'clock. The whole democratic conuty ticket, with the exception of one, is certainly elected. Mr. Phmnix, the whig congressional candidate, is elected in the Wall street region?all the democrats in the other districts pro bably certain, except John McKeon, who runs close. According to all appearances, and all symptoms, the democrats have carried the State by a very large majority?prooaoiy varying iroin ootx) to 15,(XX). This is a victory to the democrats not exactly unexpected. Ever since the ultra whigs in Congress, at the Extra Session, came out with their famous manifesto, we have looked for such a result. The violence with which John Tyler, the amiable and honest President, was assailed, accompanied with a ferocity and folly utterly without excuse or decency, caused us to look for nothing else. In addition to this cause, the abolition party have not been idle. Their secret organization has been operating in this city and throughout the State?not so much to make people vote their particular ticket, as to cause lukewarmness, and keep many from the ballot boxes. If the abolitionists have only polled HtXXl direct votes in the State, they have indirectly influenced probably 10,(XX) or 15,(MX) to stay away altogether. Such is the victory which the lolly, indecency, and bad management of the whigs for the last year, have thrown into the hands of the locofocos. Tammany Hall last night presented a lively and and tlit? flashes of merriment were as frequent and as bright as the aurora bortalis, now shooting up to heaven?anon sparkling along the sea shore. "Have you seen any thing' of that same old coonl" Oh, yes?he is dead aiid buried." Did he leave his skin behind D?n the bit; there is not so much as the tult of his tail remaining to make a lather brush for the State Barber." "Ha! ha! ha!" At the whig head quarters every thing was calm, genteel, full of resignation, philosophy, virtue and long faces. We never saw so quiet and orderly an election, among both parties. Nothing like the District system. To-morrow wo shall enter into the merits of this result, and give some good advice to cheer up the whigs, and some caution to save the democrats from folly. The following were the reported returns received last evening, which will vary some as the official reports are made. The democratic majorities for Legislature and Congress will be less than that for Governor. jonn a. iahi is eiecteu 10 me c?iaie senate oy a majority of over 2000. J. Sherman Rrownell is re-elected Register by about 1500 majority. The supposition is that Mike Walsh received votes enough to defeat the election ot Vandyke. The rest of the democratic ticket is elected by from 1000 to 1500 majority. At the latest hour last evening, the returns received indicated the defeat of John McKeon, and the election of Mr. Fish in the sixth district. Leonard, of the fifth district, and Maclay, of the fourth, (democrats) are elected, and Phmnix, (whig) of the third. Stw York City Election. Maj. 1*41. Maj. 1841. Dittrict. Wardt. Dtm. Whig Boutk. Bradith 34. 1 419 359 9 405 304 3 596 60*1 4 40 340 _ 5 330 74 4th ft 414 356 7 115 279 8 468 115 10 524 406 5th. 13 231 539 9 564... 508... 14 377 447 6th. 11 1018... ....1009.... 13 233 56 15 762 750 16 462 250 17 338 374 Total 47fW 2343 2342 Dem.'Mnj .2440 Kim's County has (riven 1450 majority for Bouck, and '217 democratic majority for Congressman. Last year the democrats had only H6 majority. The democrats have a majority of IMS in Richmond County. Last year that couuty gave them hut 59Henry C. Murphy, democratic, is therefore elected to Congress from the Second District by about 350 majority^ Sl'Lr.NDlD MaRRIaGE CEREMONY at St. tmoma3' Chi rch.?The Kpisoopal Church of SM. Thomas, ycsirruHy ui nuwu, picocuitu uuu mummed scene. The lovely and accomplished daughter of Doct. Mott, the moat eminent Burgeon of the age? the very Napoleon of the medical profession on thin continent?was yesterday united in holy wedlock by the Itev. Doct. Hawks, to a distinguished medical officer of the United States Army. The company invited, and the crowd of fashionable spectators, were tremendous in numbers and splendor of dress. Every part of the church was crammed Irom aisle to galleries, and many sought admittance, but could not effect an entrance. The streets around were thronged with carriages. The lovely bride went through the holy ceremony with exquisite grace, the bridegroom with great dignity, and the distinguished father as became his character and bis position. The bridesmaids were most beautiful. Doct. Van Beuren, the happy bridegroom, is, we learn, not the son of the E t-President, but only a distant branch of the same family. Wkstrrm Watkr*.?Considerable rain fell at Louisville last Monday week. The Ohio is expected to nae in consequence of it Tan Neyvhfai'k* Writers ok New York?The new-spa rr writers ot' New York are a very imp ?r(ant and numerous class ol literati, whoa- labor*, geuius, and talent are gradually giving a tone and coloring to die age Of' late years they have increaaed in numbers, and the following may be con "utllu a I'rcuy iuil iui ol Uioae allailiecl to Hie whole newspaper prew of thuciiy vi 5 Vi?mp" Wra. H. Attree, l t?r Patent Sermon Paige, E. W. Ddvu, Thomas Keltcll, Richaid White. Uavid Hale, Major Prall, pjoiis Hillock, Mr. Ura S T S C II I P T. Four o'clock, A. M. RLKl'TlU.%' ltETlRHS. By Pomeroy'8 Express, which arrived Iroin Albany at 4 o'clock tlila morning, we have received the following returns:? The Albany Evening Journal Extra gives the following canvassers majorities in the city of Albany:? Whig. Loco Kuco. Firit Want, (reported) 1U0 Second Ward, 16 Third Ward, 86 Fourth Ward, Ti0 Kit til Ward, 100 Sixth Ward, 109 Seventh Ward, 66 Kighth Ward, 1UO Ninth V? ar t, 180 Teuth Ward, 30 The Whig majority in the city 18 near 800. The Loco Foco majority last fall iu the city, was 286. The returns from the river towns could not be definitely ascertained, with the exception of the town of Poughkeepsie, which gave the whig Assembly ticket 60 majority. Dutchess county was reported to have given the usual democratic majority. Westchester County.?Up to 4 o'clock this mor" ning, but eieven towns were heard from, which gave the democratic candidate for Governor 860 majority. The same towns in 1840 gave Bouck 808majority. Dr. Nelson's Introductory Lecture on Physiology.?Dr. Nelson delivered his first lecture, last evening, at the Lyceum, Broadway, in the presence of a highly respectable audience. Efforts, it was stated, had been made by a few gentlemen connected with the Stuyvesant Institute, to prevent their students from attending, but apparently without any other effect than that of exciting the contempt which such ungenerous conduct deserved. Dr. Nelson lias been, we find, engaged in extensive reseaches into the science of physiology for nearly the last thiriv years, and he has succeeded in making many remarkably important and valuable discoveries. He commenced his lec'ure by directing the attention of his auditors to a splendid series of diagrams and transparencies, executed by his own hand, for the purpose o( illustrating his microscopic researches. If* then went on tos|>eak of the importance of the science, nnd showed in a very conclusive manner that it had not yet been tiughf with sufficient precision or accuracy, fiom the erroneousand defective methods of examination hitherto universally adopted by its professor*, fie next modestly and succinctly described the course ad pled by himself in his researches, which had been to commence with the very lowest order of oeir.gs in the animal kin dow and gradually ascended, without omitting one link in the chain which connected them with man, the last and most highly finished work of creation. Dr. Nelson pointed out with great felicity, and in a i spirit of great good humor and candour, a number of t blunders into which writers on physiology have ful- len, and which have led to many serious errors in the treatment of disease. He then presented a hasty 1 outline of his intended lectures, by 'mentioning a series of doctrines commonly received by the me- dical world, but which the result of his researches would be shown to overturn. The originality of the doctor's views as thus announced, appeared to excite very great interest. We can confidently assert, on the best authority, that Mr. Nelson's lectures will be the most erudite, profound, and important series ever delivered in i tliis city. Surely, if any man can elucidate u scien- tific subject, it is lie who has devoted to its study the labor of a life?a keen and practised judgment ?indefatigable industry?a tnind which never rests satisfied without proof?and reasoning powers train- ed in the detection of sophistry and the perception c of the truth. t Physiology is a science whose importance needs 0 no exposition now-a-days. It is becoming a fashion- t able study. But the majority of its expounders, and r without exception its popular retailers, have been i rather deficient in knowledge of the subject they 1 professed to teach. We cordially recommend such gentlemen to nltendDr.NelsonVi discourses. From the sensation already made in the medical circles here, weknow that no invitation to embrace theopportunity now offered of obtaining acquaintance with the theories, views, and discoveries ol one of the most remarkable medical men ol the age, can be needed. We, therefore, only add that the physician, surgeon, or student who neglects this opportunity, suf- fers a loss, which he must continue very ignorant if he does not afterwards greatly regret. Dickens at the Five Points.?The description which Dickens gives in his Notes," of a splendid Nigger Ball" which he attended at the Five Points, has created a general laugh throughout the city, and been the topic ever since among all the literary and fashionable circles. It is generally asked who attended Dickens to this famous ball I" He does not state particularly who his attendant,, were, but as it is known that he was entirely in the hauds of the very respectable committee of gentle, men who got up the Ball at the Park Theatre, it is very naturally supposed that these gentlemen got up and waited ii|>on him to the latnous Nigger Ball" in the Five Points. They deserve credit for such an exhibition of taste in selecting the amusements of Bo-/.. For it seems that the Nigger Ball was far better relished by the immortal Boz" than the grand file at the Park Theatre, or even the splendid dinner at the City Hotel. On the Nigger ftlt he is eloquent, enthusiastic, and poetic?the Park he hardly mentions. This account of the Nigger Ball at the Five Points is one of the most singular passages in the book.? Boz and his committee appear to have been for n whole nitrlit in their verv element?emovint? tliem. selves to the brimful of existence. 1 le dt scants on the "buxom fat mulattowomin''?the young muI ttto eirls"?" the single shuffle"?" the double slmffli"?" the cross cut"?in the most giowing strain ?i enjoyment One thing more. We ask most respectfully of the gentlemen who danced at the Box Ball, or made s|?eccheH at the City Hotel dinner, or gave elegHnt private (writes to Bur himself, if tliere ever was any thing published in a New York newspaper, so vulgar, so indecc t, eo immoral as this same description of a Nigger Ball at the p ive Points Answer that. Last for thk Peason.?The Caledonia leaves Boston on the ltith inst., and the Great Western this city on the 17th, both for Liverpool. The lat- ter will not return again this season. As these steamers sail within two days, we desire the public to look at their lists of passengers after 1 they have sailed. We will then direct the attention i of the owners of the Columbia Cnlpdonis Arsdiu 1 and Britannia, to the samr If the sight thereof does not strengthen them in their determination of j changing the western terminus of the above steamships, we will not say a word on the subject till the pioneer of the French line rounds Governot's Island. Revolution in the Weather.?We had quite a revolution in the weather yesterday. After nearly six weeks of sunshine, uninterrupted by cloud or shower, the weather changed on Monday ni^ht, and storm as we have seen in many a day. We never saw such an October before?such clear, balmy, sunny weather, running half" into November. But the change has come?and we may prep ?re for a hard winter. Consul Intelligence. CONSULATE GENERAL OF THE EMPIRE OF BRAZIL, IN THE UNITF.I) STATES Nr.* Yornc, Nov.?th,184J. In pursuance to a circular received from my governI ment, 1 hereby make it known to all whom it may concern, that "ection B of article M.% of the Regulation* of the Cmtom Hon*,, of the Empire, in the part relating to tha declaration* for deficiency or excen* ot package*, uliould be mad* during the twenty-four hour* after the Cu?tonlr. Miller's Ncraon on the Propneclex of Mantel anil the Kingdom* of the Karth, Newark, Tuesday, Nov- 8th. "Creat times in the Jarseya," is the remark ot everyone you meet in Newark, when the subject of the lug tent, and the Miller Camp Meeting is talked about. A new movement has been made by the Milleritesto-day, and an entering wedge effected in the other sects, which may yet lead to important results. A terrible storm of wind and rain com menceu hi iw ti ciock mis morning, ana con- tinned for eight or nine hours; it blew down und tore up two or three of the smaller tents on the Camp Ground, und so shook the lurge tent that it kept some of the brethren up all night to watch it, and in the morning they deemed it judicious to lower the canvuss to the ground, which they did, leaving nothing but the bare poles and cords standing. Consequently there was no service in that tent all day; but this was made up for in one or two ways one was the tremendous energy exhibited in the only praying tent left standing, which 1 would describe, but as your space is valuable, and Mr. Miller preached a sermon in the afternoon in ore of the regulur churches here, 1 deem it more important to give that. On account ol lite storm deranging all the camp fires. Cupt Stewart, of the old Roft'Huuse, kindly invited Mr. Miller and his men, that is his preachers, to dine with him which they accepted, and about a doz> it of them sat down to as splendid a dinner as they ever had in their lives; and I ai-sure you that lltcy played c pretty food knife ami fork, Mr Miller taking the chair; and they did -tnytliiugbji eat like tueu uuJer sentence of death?men who had signed their own death warrant, wit-condemned to die on the 28d of April next. After a very hearty dittner, in which they were jt i-ied by the "old gentleman in white" f described the other day, they adjourned to one of the new churches, (in Clinton street, I think,) which had been handsomely tendered them for worship to-day. Mr Miller was lite preacher; his subject was the four great Kingdoms of the earth the Babylonian? the Medio-Persian?the Grecian, and the lloman, lie took h>r his text the 13th and 14th verses of the 8ih chapter of Daniel:? Then I bend one saint speaking, and another saint mid un'o that certain mint u hh h spake, How long shall he the visions concerning the daily sacrifice, and the trans, gressianr of desolation, to give both the sanctuary and the host to he trodden undei toot? Au-I he said unto in--, Unto two thousand and three hun Ired -lays ili- n .hall the sanctuary be cleansed. lie commented i?y saying mat wjuist he was a Deist for 12 year:, lie searched the Bible to try to rifutcitjbut it converted him. His mind was |>artial!y I'd to tld- vi-ion to know what it nitant, and when the 2.5y Pagan Rome, and by Papal Koine down to this day. The sanctuary and the host" meant that the family of God had to sutler some sort of persecution till the end of time?th* end of the 2.300 years. Now, my friends, the religious papers of this country have published things about ine that the political papers would be ashamed to publish. They say, Old Father Miller depends upon dreams and visions." Why, Pd cut off my right ami bef?re Pd give utterance to such blasphemy. Look at the dreams and visions fulfilled all through the Bible; Pharaoh's dream, the Butler's dream, Peter's dream, and so on. Well, then, Daniel had three visions, but they all related to these four kingdoms. The first was in the second chapter of his prophecies. He was sent for bv Nebuchadnezi.tr, and he had been bred in the Babylonish school. And here I would remark fiat alt lough at one lime I was very much in favor of our theological schools. I have a very different o union now Those who go to ihein learn the Bible of men; I'd rather a son of mine should take his Bible and go into the wilderness with it, with no teacher but God nnd his own mind. They learn the ancient philosophy and scepticism and bad habiis: they know nothing about the Bdile, nnd they'll find that out next year when Christ comes; they learn to talk pretty things, and d/ess fine, and to tickle the ladies of their eontrretr ili'in I lauohterl. and that's nboilt the amount of it. Well, then, Daniel interpreted the King's dream. The head of gold was the Babylonish kingdom; the breast ana arms was the kingdom of Media and Persia; the third, the brass belly and thighs, was the Grecian, which under Alexander conquered all the earth, and he wept that he had no more worlds to conquer. The fourth was the liomisii kingdom, which in part i* still exiting; and shall not be utterly destroyed till the stone is cui out without hands to smite it; and that stone is 'tin?t at his second coining next year, and .it er that this stt.ne, his kingdom, shall fill the earth. Now, it i* proved that this means Christ's second coming, for in the -Hi It verse of the 2d chapter, it says that the list or fifth kingdom shall break in pieces and consume nil other kingdoms, and it shall stimil forevt r. Now, the kingdom set up at Christ's firs: coming has not consumed ail the others, nor will it stand forever; therefore this must relate to ihe second coming ot Christ. Now, this stone is to be set up in ihe days of the ten toes, the ten kingdomVh'ii h ?ve sprung out of pagan and papal Rome; and it i> to become a mountain and fi!l the whole earth. which the present kingdom cannot do. Now, hem i j the second vision of Daniel, in chapter 7th, verses 3d to the 12th:? And tour great brails came up from the sea, and diverse jne irom tneoTnrr. The first w as like a lion, and had eagle's wings: 1 he. held till the agio's wings thereof were plucked, and it was lilted up from the e.irth, and made stand upon the feet u a man, uud a man's heart was given to it. And behold another beast, a second, like to a hear, and it raised up itself on one side, and it had three ribs in the mouth o( it between the teeth ol it; and they said thus unto it, Atise, devour much flesh. After this I beheld, and lo another, like a leopard, which had upon the back of it four wings of a fowl; the beast lud also four heads and dominion was given to it. After this I saw in the night visions, and behold a lourth beast, dreadful and terrible, and strong exceedingly and it had great iron teeth it devoured and brake in pieces, and stamped the residue witii the fcst of it: and it w as diverse from all the beasts that were before it and It had ten horns. 1 considered the horns, and behold, there came up among them another little horn, before whom there were three of the first horns plucked up by the roots nnd behold, in this horn were eyes like the ryes of man, and a mouth sneaking great things. I beheld till the thrones were east down, and the An cient of days did nit, wlioai' garment rvaa white aa snow, anil the hair of hia head like the pure wool hi* throne waa like the flery flame, and hia wheela aa burning Are. A fiery atrwam iaaued and came forth from before him thousand thouaanda ministered unto him,and ten thouaand limea ten thouaand atood before him: the judgment waa act, and the hooka were opened. I bcreld than because of the voice of the great words which the horn spake I beheld even till the beast waa slain, nnd hia laxly destroyed, and given to the burning flame. Aa concerning the rest of the beaata, they had their dominion taken away yet their livea wore prolonged for a season and time. Now, thin vision of the four beasts relates to the name subject, the four great kingdoms, hi the-second chapter Daniel tells Nebuchadnezzar that the four putts of the image meant the fotirgnat kingdoms l the earth: and in the 17th verse H ihe 7th chapter, he tells us of a third visum, wher in it was revealed lo him that these four beasts were four great kings which should arise in the earth; hut that at Inst the saints should take the kingdom and possessit (or ever and ever; not till 1843, the end of lime, as we say, or 1847, or 18011, or 1808, as the lone at say, but tor ever and ever; therelore their kinzdom of the atone cut out without hands does not begin till the end ot lime. But read to the end ol the 7th chapter, without prejudice, aid you must he convinced that the last beast isthe Roman Emp re, that its horns refer to other kingdoms now on earth, France, and so on, (of which I shall sje-ak tomorrow) and that it is still in existence in one shape or other, and will he 'till the end of time. The first beast, it is conceded, was the Babylonish kingdom; the second was the Medes and Persians, raising itself on one side?for on-line of kings ruled there, and their conquests were all mone line to the west of their own territory and the three ribs were the three Kingdoms of Babylon, Media and Persia united; and as to devouring much flesh?why in one war Xerxes lost over 5,000,000 of his army; 2,000,000 in another war besides bun uicua ?jj I iiiiiir*aiiiJ9 in uiuci naia; iiiru iiucnj was equalled, und ancient historians call them the greatest robbersand plundorerwthateverexisted. The leopard was the Grecian Kingdom; "he leopard is a wiry beast, and lea|?a quick and sudden to its prey; this represents the rapid conquests of Alexander, who mastered the world in six years. The lour wings on its back are the four provinces his kingdom was divided into after his death, and the four heads refer to that fact inKollin that thirty years after his death these four provinces became four separate and independent kingdoms. The fourth beast of course is Home; with the ten horns divided at last into ten kingdoms. Then came the liltje horn; this was the power or kingdom of the Pope of Home, throwing down three other horns, that is the three kingdoms of the Heruli, the Ostrogoths, and the Lombards. This is the same as Paul's man of sin. The Ancient of Days and the judgment in the 9ih and 10th verses is Christ sitting at the Judgment Seat next year. This is so clear, that if any ministers of God doubt it, I pray God to forgive them their awful blunder. Now ihe opinion I have of that great day is this: that on that awful morning 1 shall first of all see a small bright light in th.?. east this will grow brighter than a thou sand suns this will be the glory of God. Then there will be a cloud approach, on that cloud Christ will ride; he will come between that light and us; and every eye shall see him. When he comes this second time, he will come as Gcd. (Cries of Amen "Glory!" Glo.-y!" "Even so. Lord Jesus, come quickly.") Neitheryou nor 1 trill ever see God himse but as we see him in Christ. (Great sensation, nnd some ladies went out looking very pale This kingdom shall not passaway. Now in the 25th verse, he says that the saints snail be given into the hands of the lit tie horn till times nnd time, and the dividing of time. Now, you'll say how lpng is this 1 Why we have it told in the Revelations chapter 12(h, the 6th and 14th verses, that it is 1260 prophetic days or years. Day. Timeii 360 Times 720 Half a time ISO 1260 That this is the true meaning of the terms we know; because in other parts of the Bible, where the same language is used in reference to prophecies that have since been fulfilled, these terms refer to precisely those periods. This will be admitted by all scholars and theologians. Every little child in fabbath Schools knows it. In the 8th chapter of Daniel at the 3rd verse, he relates his third vision thus:? Then I lilted up mine eyes, and saw, and behold, there stood before the river a ram which had two horns: and the two horns were high but one was higher than the other, and the higher came up last. I saw the ram pushing westward, and nothward, and southward; so that no beast might stand before him, neither was there any that could deliver out of his hand but he did according to his will, and became great. And as 1 was considering, behold, an he-goat came from the west on the face of the whole earth, and touched not the ground and the goat had a notable horn between his eyes. And he came to the ram that bad two horns, which 1 had seen standing before the river, and ran unto him in the fury of his power. And 1 saw him come close uato the ram, and he was moved with cholar against him, and smote the ram, and brake his two horns and there was no power in the ram to stand before him, but he cast him down to the ground, and stamped upon him and there was none that could deliver the ram out of his hand. Therefore the he-goat waxed very great: and when he was strong, the great horn was broken and for it came up bur notable ones towards the four winds of heaven. And out of one of them came forth a little horn, which waxed exceeding great, toward the south, and toward the vast, ami toward the pleasant land. And it waxed great, even to the host of heaven; and it :ast down some of the hoost and of the stars to the ground, ind stamped upon them. W^ell in this same 8th chapter, from the 15th verse to he end, we have the interpretation of this vision. The ram was Media and Persia the he-goat was lireece it Donnas luce leopara ana comes irom me west; four horns sprung from it, the four kingdoms after Alexander died, and out of one of the horns came forth a little horn that was the R oman power, which had a small beginning. That conquered Egypt on the south, Syria on the east, Macedonia and Thrace on the north and east, or pleasant land. This is the same as the Great Dragon in the Revelations, and refers to Pagan as well as Papal Rome. It destroyed Jerusalem, and cast down the stars. Weil, now we come to the explanation of the text and vision. It carries us down to this day; the 2300 days. Now it cannot mean mere days, because we know more than 2300 davs have iwssed since the time of the Medes and Persians. Well, the last chapter but one in Daniel and Revelations tell us what it means. God speaks in |>arables It means years. Look in the 14lh chapter of Numbers, 34th verse. He told Moses that 40 days represented 40 years, each ^ay for a year. He told Ezekiel to lie on one side 390 days, and on the other 40 days as^ typical of so many years, every day for a year. These 2300 days then are years. How do we know 1 Look at Daniel, the 18th verse of the same chapter. So to the 9th chapter and 20th verse the Vision he there refers to, is the vision in the 8th chapter and no other all lawyers and doctors agree to this. Mr. Upham, of New Hampshire, Judge Northrop, of Massachusetts, Judge Clark, of Rutland County, all agree to this. These prophecies tell the histories of the earth, the outlines of the world's history. The 70 weeks in the 9th chapter and 24th verse was to see the fulfillment of the prophecy; in 7 weeks, and three seor; and 2 weeks the Messiah was to be cut off Well, the 70 weeks began from the going forth ol the decree to build the iwalls of Jerusalem. In the 11th and 12th chapters Daniel gives the history of the world more in detail. These 70 weeks were f ulfilled in 490 years. Weeks 70 Days 7 490 days, or prophetic years. Vou remember about seven years ago the patriarchs of the Jews came over and had a proclamation for the restoration; and Mordecai M. Noah figured in it; they published that Christ would come in 1842 or 1843. They were right; but the only difference was that they said it was his first coming, and we say it is his second- Then the parsons said to the rabbis, it can't be his first cominft, because what do you do with the 70 weeks in Daniel 1" The an-wer to that, if the newspapers told the truth was, Cursed be he that reckons the 70 weeks in Daniel Mum th#? &nmi> naiDnna turn round and cure*- us for reckoning tlie 70 weeks in Daniel. Now lei us calculate. Artaxerxes Longimanus sent forth the decree, in the 7th year of his reign. This was457 years B. C. Ezra ana Nehemiah went forth with the decree and governed Israel 49 years this came down to 408 years B C. This 49 vears stood for 7 weeks From 408 till the time Christ preached the gospel was 434 years in the reign of Tiberius Cresar. Thus:? 40 years 434 yean Christ was preaching the gospel 7 years 490 years Thus, these 70 weeks were fulfilled to the day. Pot K/.ra slated on the 12ih day of the month and Christ was crucified 2 days before the nassover, which was the 14th dav of the month. Now we know that there is not 490 years in 2300 literul nays, and vet 490 vears of that vision wera thus fulfilled. Therclore it must mean years. Now there were thus WO years of the 'J***) years of the vision accomplished at the death of Christ. Now then Yean From the vision to the end was J300 Deduct 490 Left after Christ's death 1810 Thus, then, in 1810 years after Christ's death, the vision will be fulfilled or calculate thus:? End of the world 1843 Christ's age when he died was 33 Years after Christ's death, when the vision will be fulfilled 1810 Now, don't ro home and report that Father Miller has prophecied, because he bus merely shown you how to Ret at the truth through the Bible and to know that next year the ludgment will come, and Christ, and the fire, and the burning; and oh! 1 can't tell you half that will take place on that awful day. You'll ro home. They'll say, Been to hear ndkMllillMVI v?? ri'tmn 1,'liau.. him 1" tm.lCI iMI.K. JVC 4 No; it'n all nonaense." Now, my frienda, it'snot all nonsense, for part of it's heen fulfilled, and the rest will he next vear. The vision hegan with Persia, and ends with Rome, which still exists, but which dies in 1843 God make you ready for that awful day, and his naino shall have the glory. Amen! This sermon was attended by many ladies of the first standing, and preachers of all denominations, and made a great impression An Rrvoir. 0Qh THE VOCAl. TALENT WILL BE GREAT thia Evening at 1? Ann rtreet. No charge for admission. EVENING EDITION. TWO O'CLOCK, T. M. City Election. GimmToniL Ticket. 1840. 1943. r If'ord?. Can Huren. llarritan Bouck. Bradiih. 1 WT 1 KOA U?i 2 427 SH7 444 747 3 692 1474 745 1261 J 4 1177 1138 1006 866 3 1160 1452 1182 1260 6 1223 806 1234 884 7 1728 1707 1752 1544 8 2134 1062 143 9 1985 1515 480 10 1743 1422 1634 1230 11 1688 714 1715 778 12 682 380 671 519 13 1655 1133 1546 1007 14 1393 1142 447 U 797 1686 789 1678 16 1443 1063 1471 1679 17 1442 1267 1623 1241 Total, 21936 21150 17678 15508 ConoHEMioftAL TICKET. 1840. 1942. IHitricl. Wards. V. Burin Harriton. tticoll Phitnix. 3d. 1 567 1202 677 946 '3 427 887 428 753 3 682 1474 739 1269 4 1177 1138 1171 864 6 1169 1442 1166 1249 Total, 4042 6153 4182 5081 V. B urtn. Harriton. Mac lay. William 4'b. 6 1223 806 1186 866 7 1727 1708 1465 1634 8 1743 1622 1416 1267 10 1666 1137 1382 1028 1 vvu, tfutd OQO? 47H4 Ath 13 Moses G. Lkonabd (Dem has about 1000 majority in this District. V. liurtix. Haniton. McKeon. >'i?A. 0th. 11 1088 714 1331 810 13 682 380 567 52S 15 797 1680 738 1564 1 16 1443 1063 1433 1679 17 1442 1267 1505 1372 Total, 6053 5110 6754 6850 State Election. Fall Vote 1840. Maj 1843. Coumtiei. V. Huron. Harrison. Htuck Bradith. Kings, 3158 3293 350 Richmond, 861 903 197 Albanv, 5944 6371 500 Westchester, 4354 4083 836 Total, 14,316 16,650 1383 500 Orange County. \Ve have just received the following returns from Ornnue cnnnlu liouck. HradinK. Goshen, 40 Blooming-Grove, 24 Monroe, 70 Montgomery, 40 Newburgh,! 103 Crawford, 120 Hamptonlmrgb, 40 Cornwall, 23 New Windsor, 30 Walkill, _ _ Miniiink, 200 Oeerparlc, 00 Mount Hope, 20 776 116 115 661 Dem.maj. In the contest between Marcy and Seward it only mi r.. \v gave *C7*? iua|uiiiy iui iutiruy. In llockland County the democratic majority is repor'ed at 1000. This secures the election of E. W. Anderson to Congress from the 7th district. MONEY 1UAHKBT. Wednesday, Btov. P. M. We notice no new feature at the itock tioard this morn ing. Sales were to a fair extent. At better price* Ohio 6's rose f per cent; Stonington J Mohawk Long Island fell J. There were no transactions in Harlem, mostly for account of buyers. The holders tell gaping listeners wonderful stories ot tbe means of the road. They assert that the road has received $6,000 within the last month, which with distinguished foresight and praiseworthy economy, has been expended for oats to feed the 106 horses now employed on the road. It is well to keep the cattle in higher order because they may be in demsmd, to facilitate the escape ot the financiers of the day,in case of any unexpected discovery. More especially as the locomotives are beyond the power of oats to keep them|in a running buiiiuuuii. Sale* of treasury notea were made today at par, and State Stocki generally aretirm. The unfortunate stockholders of the American Life and Trutt Company are making a strong movement to bring those to justice through whose instrumentality the money has been squandered. The honest stockholdces who in. vested tha money were made the victims of unprincipled men of "high standing" who never paid a dollar into tha concern. They should be active before the remains of the money is spent feteing foreign fund mongers. Sales at the Stock Bxehangc, 3(100 Treasury Notes, 100 30 sh?' Bk Kentucky It 2700 0(?Y 7'?. 1848. 101 50 Moh?wk H K blO 35 ^ooo Ohio G's. 1*00, 70 25 do do slO 35 3000 do do 69 V 5 do do 31V (000 City 7'?. 1852, 1(M 125 Long Island K R 48H 6*0 Water Loan 5't 1870 83.V 50 Stonini;ton R R b60 16 20 shas N. River Bk 72 75 do do 15j? 10 National Bk, 8IV 50 do do b60 I6'? 20 Bk of Com., full, 82 50 do do $30 15 V 25 Del fir Had., sl2oios 85 SHIPPING INTBLLIOENCE. spoken. Stephen, from Halifax for Mobile, 4fh inat. off Cape May. Susannah, from St John, NB. for Havana, 4th imt. off Egg Harbor. Phoenix, from Wiecaaaet for Wilmington, 5th inat. off Cape May Succeaa. from Sagharbor for Baltimore, 5 h inat. off Barnegat. Peter Wilkina, from F.aatport for Cliarleaton, 6th inat. off B rnegat. Anaconda, fram Charleaton for Halifax, Tth inat. off Fire laland. Hope, from Apalachicola for Portland, 7th inat. cff Fire laland. Gentleman, from New Orleans for Pott imouth, 8th inat. 90 miles SIC. of Sandy Hook. Home Porta. Poutland, Noe 7? No arrivals. Cld 5th, Zebra, (new, 200 tons.of North Yarmouth) Thomas, Havana; Frankliu, Goodinc. Porto Rico; David Pratt, Cnrtia. Philadelphia. BoaTorr. Nov 8?Arr Washington, Adama, Havana; J W Paige, Tavlor, Baltimore; Mentor, Barter, Philidvlphia for Newburvport; Lincoln, Wooater, New York; Oriana, Parker, Fayallrtnit; Cerea, Churchill, Bap'more; Jane, Gilchrist, Philadelphia; Fort Hill, Lnffman, Wilmington. D?l; Mary Ann, Fickef: Elixaht th, Billinva,'id Otranto. Morgan, Ronaont; Compliance, Sparrow; J Cooley 8t Co, Kl 'ridge; Robicon, Doane; John B Oorham; Lexington, Crowell; Foraat, Gilrhriat; Mary Maria. Ulmer; lucrraae.Verrill; Mail, Loriug; Hero, Nickeraon. and Chira, Wheeler. New York; Ri. hmond, Holbroox, NYork for Portland. Telegraphed, Chaaan. Cushing, from Smyrna. Signal for 2 btig?. Cld Chatham, Murphy, New Orleana; Tren'on, Snow, Savannah; Griffon, Blake,do: !??_:-J at: 1 l?,l A ,e T?k a.e.1. !an? (a.e?ar rtfan. i it i iiiea, iimiiui, i uiiinu. from Braintrrr; SllWet, Louise, Albany; Grecian, Chsse, NYorh; Old Hundred, Mitchell, do for Portland; Oscar, B.iker; Renown, Lovell, and Recsidc, Langley, NYork. Nrw BzoroRD, Not 7?Arr Sachem, Kirby, NYork. 81d Wm Brown, Googin, Philadelphia. Providi.!*cz, No* 7?Air Despatch, Nickerson, New York; Trader, Nickerson, da; Yankee, Chase, do; Providence, Allen, Albany. Philapklfhia, Nov Arr Infanta, Delaney, St John, NB. Baltimori., Nov 7?Arr Whiir. Barrow, New York; Button, Tavlor, Bolton; Ettner, Emory, do; P I Nevio?, (Br) 9tickney, St John, NB; Mary Bright. Bright. NYork; Rochester, Wiae, dr?; Nicholas, Walton, Albany; Harry T Hinckley, Lewder, Bangor; Mail, Crowell, Hartford Sid Orleans, Lewis, Monte Ai.fxa*dria. No* 5?Sid Columbia, Bottou, Condor, (Br) Halilaz; 8 ,rati Lavinia, Ant'gua. GroaotTowR, DC. Nov a?Arr Mozart, Boston: Baltimore, Lul.ec. Sid Pilgrim, Beaton. Richmond, No* 7?Arr Redwing, Thomaston; D A Somera, New York, Nassau, do; Commerce, do; Win E B rd. do; North Star, Boston; Wellington, do; Rapid, Camden. Sid Weymouth, NYork; America, do. Norfolr, Nov 7? Arr Alhion (Br) Kinney, Anguilla; Hard, Rogers, Boston; Wave. Rogers, do; Vionet, Snow, do: Atlantic, Robinson, do. The Corinth, for Rotterdam, anil several other brigs, wrnt to si a this morning. Sid 61 It, Virginian, N York. ArALACMicni.a, Oct 20? Arr Alrntda, Ashby, NYork; 21st, Alabama, William-, do; 22d, Caroline E I latt, Rice, do; Solon, Buekman, do. City Intelllgcsser. Pouc*.?The house of Joseph Cartons, 37? Water street, was searched on Tuesday, and six silver teaspoons that had heen stolen from the dwelling of Mr. Winans, 17 Catherine street, found on the premises. Also a new overcoat, that he asserted he had purchased from a boy who offered it for sale Cartons keeps a porter-house, and although strongly suspected of keeping a fence," yet was discharged on this complaint, but will not escape if caught in the dirt again. John Vaxt, a Herman watchmaker, was arrested by Mr. Schwartr, with whom he hoarded, for stealing clothing valued at fW, belonging to John Krau of 374 Broome street. A portion of the articles stolen were found in his possession, and he was fully committed. r<?* small colored child, named DIJSISKU Anthony Stafford, *?i so severely burned on Sunday by theoverthrowinr of a stove^as to cause bit -loath at tho Hoapital on Monday. He vu interred by the Coroner. NanLioatsca.?A? two ladies were paining the building, No. 131 William street, the rain gutter of the home fell to the pavement, and striking one of them, named Ann Pilk" intan upon the head, inflicted lerioui injttriei. Such negligence ihotiId meet with punishment iftbeoity ordinances can cover tbeotfonce. Arrivals. Oen Mercer, K Joice, New York; T Thornby, Wra Thronby, England; R Terrv, Jr, Hartford; Joi L Brown, Boston; Mr Ames, Springfield; E Wade O Allen, Jr. Providence; L Parsons, N Orbans; Wm L Dwight and ladv, Portsmouth, N H; Wm K'lly, Dutchess county; W Fry, Misa Fry, Rhode Island; Henry R Schoolcraft New Yo-k; Jos Jennings, Albany; FB l-nwrenson and lady, Mlsi l.asvrenson, Mary land; John Nottingham, Leonard Nottingham, Va; Rev John Morgan, N Haven; S H Lathrop, J RCurtis, Fort Hamilton

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Dr. t's certific ates from phy sicians of the highest repu clergymen and others, are overwhelming proof of ood effects of this medicine, and we say again to the c, though you may have been imposed on by nosvenders until confidence is nearly exhausted, still ilvise you to make one more t irort to restore lost l, and make trial of Dr. J. Covert's Balrr of Life. who had lost ail confidence, have, by purchasing tie of this medicine, been restored to good health, overt nrtire for the nf t'overt's Balm of Lite, in^'s Medicated Worm Diarrhu'a, Dinner and Car) Candies, Humphries'Pile Ointment, Phelps' Tomato Sir Astley Cooper's Celebrated Corn Salve, ii 135 IU street. HOW TRl'E ARE THE WORDS OF THE igent Dr. Harvey when he says, "By what unstable perversity in our nature does it appear that we 1 ourselves so much against anything that it new 7" a enlightened age, however, men begin to see th t have already sacrificed too much of their comfort by 'ing to dogged old customs and rules. Lord Bacon sed to the world his new mode of reasoning by the tionof facts. This as well us other philosophising isibly benefitted science generally and a desire to iv foundation of ex|>eriment by the observation of irera to fix the attention of keen and accurate obaerThe question then before us is, whether is an oily ound, or a spiritous extract, the most beneficial in ing and preserving the hair 7 Ask your physician, he is a candid man, he will answer that he had not given himself much trouble about it. Ask your Iresser,?he is the practical man. But, men of comirnie, ask yourselves, and if you have not as yet used dge's Balm ol Columbia,a Spirituous Extract,the best e of the kind ever offered to the public, try it, and n with yourselves. See advertisement. At 71 Mai,ane, where the Balm may be had. WE ADVISE COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND gers now in the city to call at 100 Nassau streot, op the Herald Buildings," and purchase Ring's ce ted verbena Cream lor shaving. 1 he great imminent in its manulacture by the present proprietor, Sinclair, renders it unquestionably the best seaving ound, besides the most economical ever presented to ublic. The thousands who daily use it declare that ug with it is a perfect luxury, magnetism in the legree. Be careful and observe ihe written signa. 3f"P. Sinclair, proprietor." k? MR. GEORGE PIERCE, THE FAMOUS ien Range Manufacturer, in Fulton street, says he (ht nothing could beat his Ranges till he tried SheriCough Lozenges, and they certainly are the great, icdicine in use. They cured him in a lew hours of st distressing cough. He has known inany who used Sherman's lozenges for headache, sea-sick8to., and nlwnys with succss. Dr. Sherman's waret is at 106 Nassau street. Agents, 4 Stanwix Hall, ay, and 3 Leuger Buildings, Plula. k- CHILLS AN!) FEVERS.?This vexatious comt, like all others, is caused by the impurity of the i. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills area certain cure ver and ague, because they purge lrom the body bilious humours which are the cause not only of ail i of levers, but of "very malady incident to man. i four to six ol said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken six s preceding every chill, will, in a short time, subdue lost obstinate attack of chills and fever, at the same the digestive organs will be restored to a healthy and the body so completely invigorated, that lever ague, or indeed any other malady, will be in a man. m possible. ices devoted exclusively to the sale of the medicine, esale and retail, 2s)8 Greenwich street, New York, 'remont street, Boston; and 169 Race street, 1'hiladel f- i he. raniaii.n al i li\a 11 v t. i*iia i unr., aranteed to cure all form* of secondary ?y philis. Pas affected with pains in the hones, cutaneous erup, sore throat, and every other symptom indicative of ixistence of venereal taint, should use this specific eutdelay. Sold in bottles at $1 each. In cases of half :en bottles, $5, (forwarded to anv address) W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Oftice of the College, 97 Nassau street. encral Printing?Hooks?Pamphlets? Cards?Bills, Ac, To the Rnslncss Public. ving now nearly completeil one of the most splendid IKRAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in city, we are ready to print books, pamphlets, cards, and all kinds of useful and elegant printing, on the moderate terms, and for cash payments, lis oftice we have Atted up at a great exfiense?in s, presses, and materials of all kinds. We have alrea xecuted work to the amount of several thousands of rs, i nd are still busy printing seme of the most beauarticles ever issued from the press. A Lady's Maga called the "Artist," is printed in this oftice, and it is low lodged to be the most beautifully printed magazine e country. The beautiful typography of the New a Lancet is well known. 1 applications for printing will be made to Ma. Joseph iott, the Manager, at the office of the Herald?or up sin the printing office, entrance at 97 Nassau street. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, riktor or thk IIkrald Gkri.ral Printiro Office, North Went Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. ew Yore, 20th Sept., 1342. MONRV MARKET. Tuesday, Nov. F?G P. M. he excitement of the elections and the inclemency of weather, have not improved the appearance of the kets. The sales at the stock hoard were to the usual mt, with h little better feeling in relation to prices, o State ti per cents rosv 1J per cent over the last sale, tucky fl's j; New York State S's of 1358 J; Stonington J re was no change in Harlein, notwithstanding the Is of the stock jobbers to sustain the price, with the r of saddling innocent third parties with a worthless k. They will, however, not succeed in getting r of the stock beiore the road dies a natural death, ilea of Treasury notes were made to-day >ar with the interest. The demand for them, for ons glanced at yesterday, has fslien off, and thedee in the customs lessens the application of them in quarter; should they fall to a discount so as to make n available in tho discharge of dues to the governit, the whole revenue now collected would not absorb iy of them. western paper, in copying an article from this paon the indebtedness of the State of Illinois, remarks we were in error in stating that that State was one he first to repudiate. We are pleased too see this deto cast olf the odium of repudiation. It looks like a ;rn to better things but the statement is nevertheless s. In the early pan 01 me session 01 ihio, me Illinois ;islaturo actually passed resolutions repudiating a ;e ]>ortion of her debt, and it was not until three s afterwards that those resolutions were re-considerand rescinded, on the representation of certain of meifibers in relation to the disgrace which would md them. Sorry are we to record that the spirit of se resolutions has, up to this time, actuated the peoof that and some other. States. We trust, however, t at the coming session something will be paid. new counterfeit has made its appearance at St. nis, and is thus described The note before us is of the denomination of $20, on mother bank; bears dste on the 1st of July, 1838, erB, No. -2285, and is remarkably well executed, lioth e*ards the engraving and the filling up. Th" points which it differs, are that the paper has n hlueith cast, 1 is much thinner than that ot the genuine?the signoes are nearer the lower line of the note?the note is [htly shorter than the genuine, and the cast of the d of Gen. Jackson, in1 the lower right hand corner, is kcr. Upon the whole, close inspection will be necesy to detect the counterfeit from the genuine notes." party paper recently headed an article with the folding ir matting trade has quadrupled within the last 15 irs?this is owing to the Protection giv en to it by the vs of the country. The sagacity of this remark is wonderful The increas[ of the coasting trade, that is the transporting of the >duce, manufactures and goods, of one section to ano sr, has quadrupled entirely, in consequence of the pro :tive lawt of Congrtii. No doubt those laws would ve produced the same result if the quantity of those icles produced and trant])orted had remained stationary been annihilated. Koi instance, the cotton crop in eased Irom 700,000 bales in 1838, to 3,700,000 bales in to. Was it not a wonderfully sagacious law that made ree times as much tonnage necessary to carry the crop 1840 as that of 1838 The foreign imports of 18.10 were 80,000,000, those of 1810, $133,000,000 a judicious law tuld probably have made as much tonnage necessary bring tho last amount as the former. Such are the allow tricks of the advocates nf taxation and protecn to the nabobs at the exponse of the people. The accounting officers of the Treasury hare adjust in?' Recounts 01 mo ni.nos mm i erruune* un.n r me ins bntion law. The amount to be divided is $.102,141. exnaive of the ten per cent. According to the law there if to be deducted the exuses of collection, surveying, salaries, Stc., and the rtve r centum of the new States. Vrom the remainder is to deducted 10 per cent of the amount sild within tbe nitaof each of the following States Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Michigan. Hie sum of this 10 per cent is to he given to each of the ates named, and the balance of the whole is then to be vide.lpro rmta among all the States and Terii'ories acirding to their luderal representation. In our article of ine 2d, we calculated from data then in our jxissession, e amount coming to each State, as follows. The quan tity of land aold in each of the State# named was nearly a> follows:? .Icrrt. t'alur. 18 ]>tr cl. Ohio, 74,000 94.080 9 400 Indiana, 104,400 130,620 13 662 Illinois, 29.0'0 36,240 3 614 Alabama, 49,000 61,246 Missouri, 77,400 96.274 9 627 Mississippi, 30,010 37,400 *'12? Louisiana, 9,000 3,740 374 Arkansas, 3 800 2,400 240 Michigan, 31.000 2,624 Total teres, 391,800 $488 974 48,297 If we allow $100,000 for the ex |>en sea of collection, and the original 6 per cent, to which each State ia entitled by the terms of admiasion into the Union, there remains $600,000 Irom which thia 10 per cent is to be deducted, which leaves (MD,|03 to ho divided among the State*. This will intitle each to the following mm Eitimitii) Aaouar to hi: Reiiiteu ht Kii ii State Under the Distsibi'tio* Law Jn.vl 18>2. JV?. of Re/is. Raht of Id m\ 10 v ct jier hilt. Total. Vermont, j 11>g7J 10.000 New Himpabire, 4 11 ,874 11*74 Mawachntetta, 11 28,400 28,400 Rhode Inland. 2 4,7yd 4,740 onueclicut. 11,240 14,240 Jtw ;?f*. 10 94,000 94,000 New Jetse),', f. 11,240 11,240 1 ennsylvania, 28 CO.I'O Of.,420 I)-la ware, 2 374 2.T74 Maryland, 19,000 19,000 y.,r,!B,T' 11 Mo, 19 44,400 9,400 44,900 Michigan, 1 2,374 2 62.4 4,000 Indiana, 7 16.674 13,062 29,687 Illinois, 3 7,124 3,624 10,740 Missouri, 2 4,740 9,687 14,137 Florida, 1 2,374 2.374 Wisconsin, 1 2,37 4 2,374 Iowa, 1 2,374 2,374 235 9660,870 a 60 Harlem R R 151* 1200 do do do 82?i 10 New Jersey 65*fc 2000 "hio li's, I860 69)? 10 do do 66 1000 Kentucky 6'i 76 100 Paterson R R 48 20 shs Mechanics' BW 68 75 Sconingtou 15*4 8 Bit Commerce, full 82 26 do 15^> 17 do scrip, s3 90 25 do 15>* 25 Utica and Scheu. 115 Second Board. 15 shas Mutual Ins. 90 State of Trtule. I no inclemency 01 me weatner, ana me penning elections, have prevented much animation in out-door business to-day. Oils.?Linseed Oil sells at 89 a 90c, cash; Sperms at 70 cts. for summer, and 90cts for winter; Lard Oil, 69 a TOcts, Olive in pipes, 75cts. Prorisiont.?New Beondeiita at home or abroad, will alro confer a favor by tending to this office all the marine intelligence they can obtain. Nautical information of any kind will be thaukfnlly received. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 9, IN44. sew 7 ii Moots sits ii 20 iris 59 I hioh 12 41 Cleared. Ship Troy, Hill, New Orleans, J Macy 8c Son.?Barque Barringlon. Barstow, do. John Ogden.?Brig Daphne, (Br) Ingham, H'lifaa, A J Peninston.?Schrt Collector, (Br) Frost Montego Bay, Ja. CJ' o .Miln: Helen, Lawrence. Key West, S VV Lewis; St Denys, Post, Mobile, W W Pratt. Arrived. Barone Charles William, Kating, (of Thomaston) 26 days fm Nsw Orleans, with molasses, to Nesmilh, Leeds It Co. Brig Cordelia, Sherwood, 20 days from Malaga, with fruit, to Prter Harmony. Vesaela lelt before reported. Brig 'Tybee, Ogden, 11 days from Chaileston, with cotton, to Geo. Bulkier. British brig Krlipse, Duncan, 7 slays from Baltimore, in ballast, to Honle, Whitney 8t Co. Snanish srhr Anna V.liv. Poeetier 10 il.v. fmm \1.r...il,n bound Co Boston?pat in in distress, to repair rigging, tkrt, Nov. 7, 1812. J Arr 5th, Hna'eo, of Belfast. Clarke, from Portland Oct It, fo Rto Janeiro, not in in distress?cargo of ice. pears, applea and lawber.^ On the 21 -t ult. lat 39, Ion 57, eiiiencnred a heavy itale from 9E. which lasted about 3 hours?lost fore and main lo|e ?il, foresail, fore topgallant mast, spanker, main royal, tpiart, r hoat, main van],and received other d image?will repair. A'r6th, Ho'der Borden, Kail River for Pacific Orem; Rienri. Durfee. and Three Brothers, Heath, N York lor Providence: I II Borden, Brown, Fall River lor NYork. 81d7lh, Holder Borden, and 1 H Borden. Gentral Record. Aitrivals, Str. at CHAnLF.itofi.?Harbor Master's Re|>ort for Oct. 1842:? Arrivals?21 ships, 10 banjoes, 21 brigs, 43 schrs, 5 sloopa, 45 steamboats. Clearances?15 ships, 2 harpies, 18 brigs, 25 schrs, t sloops, 15 steamboats. In port, 31st'nil.?25 ships, It barques, 18 brigs, 23 schrs, 4 boats. Whalemen. At Rio Janeiro Set* 12, Minerva, Horton, of New Bedford, I mos out, with 40 bbls spin oil?put in to ship men in place of deserters. At Isle of France July 15, Elizabeth, Bates, Mattaimisett, 500 bbls oil. On Off Shore Ground, in March, Favorite, Young, FH. with 800 bbls oil, hound to NW ("oast. New Holl ml, iu May, Arab, Wrightington, KH. 1300 bt Is wh and 400 sp on board?I' nt home 200 sp. Spoken, t Irion, from Philadelphia lor Boston, Nov 7, off Cape May. Rival, Philadelphia for Calai Nov 7, off (Jape May. r?**.*Ci f'epea of Virginia for Boston, Nov 6, off Hun, Boston for Baltimore, Nov i, off Bamcgat. rrcnmsrh, Boston for Philadelphia, 6th mat. off F-ttic Harbor. Plato, ?l?i*c?:sri Nov 3? Arr Turk. NYoik for Portsmouth. 1 lvmocth, Nov 2?Arr Cottar it ut ion. Allen. New York: 3d, Lafayette, Averv, NOrlearia Sid Medium. H lrdcu, Norfolk; Liunet. Barf It tt. Philadelphia. New Bedford, Nov 4?Sid Klift* Nicholl, Baker, Balti3d, N'Miiuirei1. Pope, Wilminjcton, NC. Arr Jth, Erie, PJIu. N York; #th, Volant, A1 ban v. Hta*nis, Nor 4?In port, Renown, Grecian, Oscar, Keeaide, and Leiiutfton, New York for Boaton; Orleans. Mutton,? for do. ?doartow-Arr Rhode Island, Hull. NYoik; Juuo, Brown, oo;f>th, Gein, Deshrow, Albany. Sid James L Long, Haw kins. NYoik. CutKLA.id, Nov 4?Ar? Napoleon. M'Cellam, Osweifo; Ontario, Tuttlc, do; Crooks. Welrh, do; Trenton. McluUwh, do; Albany, MaJon, do; M?rviaiia. Pierce, do; Richards, Fir/.er. St Clair; Buck nor, Darwon, Sandnsky; Baldwin. Sweet, Buffalo; Pruce Koval. Boylrn, Port Stanley. Cld Bucknor, Davison, Bi (Talo; Lucid a, Burdick.do; Corwin, Burns, do; Crook. We h, 0?wti(o; Clyde, Davis, Kingston; K ii Ontario, Bain. R??w? i. Pniladei fhia, No? ?Arr Horence, Howland, Porto Ca uauo; 'ii* i woe*. iirw urumru; aiimiiv, ime* nm oiudleael. NYork. Clil Oraon, De Wolfe. Boston; Kmrliui*. Nick'> I a, ao; Edward K-nt, Adams, do; Plato, Preaay, Salem; Hi vaI, Clark, Calais; Bon ire Ik Brothers, HireI in an, Providence; Mary l( Klin, Nichols, NYurk. Arr in the Schuv Ikill, Urn Wheaton, Caatow, Providence: Lndi, Crnwcll, NYmk; Wm Rowlett, Ireland, do; Denmark, Davis, do; Kactor, C >rey, do. ChiU-BITON. Nov 3?Arr Bob Roy, Slatvli,London; Charles, Low, Biiarnii: Harriet Porter, Borden, Kingston, Jatn. far Wilmington, NC?in distress, hai lug i spermine d continual galea of wind from the 26th ull. during which, loat and split sails, carried away rigging and yards, and rauard the arhr to Irak badly. Alan arr, Harriet Smith, Smith, Havana for N York, ill iliatrraa ?31 at nit, lat 30, Ion 7S, ei|ierieucetl a eery heaey Kale of wind fiom NE during which carried away both inaita cloae to the deck, loat jib, foieaail and rigging,(tore tulwar Us, an sustained other damage. In the offing, Lancaster, Jrfferion, Liverpool, aud 1 brig. Below.aachr Cld Brothc ra, Mayhew, West Indiea. Bid Auije, (Dutch) Janklein, Havana; Hayne, Treacott, Havana, Ac. Arr 4th, Matador, (Brem) Ballacr, Bremen; Huaan Taylor, Griunrll, Blue Hill. Me. Arrilh, Lancaater, (Br) Ji (Tenon, Livei|>ool; Sutton, Oallowav, New York; Brookl\ u, Richardaou, do; B> via, Briggi, do; Aldeharan, Coinery, Beimuda; Stranger, Black well, Newport, Rl; Jamea A Lucy, Keene, New Bedford; Georgia, Nye, New|H>'t. Below.China, (Br) Liyeriaxil. CldLucnnia, Porter, Liverpool; Harriet Rockwell, Briard, Hull, ICiig; Cerrantea, Tufts, Boatoo. Sid Southport, Herbeat, NYork; Perrv, Tlioinpaoii, do. SavaRisAH, Nov 4?An Henry Lreda, Mitchell. New York. The H. L. was hound to Charleaton, and wu off Charleston Light ou the 27'li ult. but could get no pilot. Ou the uight of 30ln ult. John Carmaul, seaman. a native of Scotland, waa loat overtmard from the main topaail yard. The H. L. Iiaa eiperiectfully invited to procure tickets foi Ashhurton No. 3, to be served up at 9)4 o'clock, P. M., immediately after Ashhurton No. 1. by order, W. P. JONK8, 2nd Chairman of Committee of Arrangement. P. S.?Tickets 50 cents each, to be had at the door or of Cha>rmau ofCommitti e. n9 lt*r TTENISON?Franklin Coffee House, B6 Maiden Lane ami 15 Cedar St.?Son e fiue Sai'dleso. Venison will be dressed this day and served rip with Currant Jelly, at 31)4 cents |ier plate. Ileady at 12 o'clock. 1.9 If r JOHN P. BROWN. 'y'HOMAS JONES, accountant, 183 Broadway, respectfully announces that he has commenced lor the season to give evtBlMinstruction UBook*k?piafftllBlllMpand (ImuMV cial Arithmetic. The many hundreds of is farmer pupils who are now holding situations of the highest responsibility as clerks ind bookkeepers in this city, afford the best possible test for any enquiry as to the merits ??f system of lustrurtiou Which has grows out Of many yea's of experience An ad- I'the desk Ul a masterly maim r, ami gn him knowledge of ICCOun s such as is TWV rarely attained through years of experience. Certificates of nualificatioii arv givrti when desired. TO PARENTS?Ct rtains hours of the day are devoted to the instninion of a few youg gf ntltnu n ?M ?h-.sin- a UMMNfl preparation for business. Published and for sale by the author, "Jones's Principle* and Practice of Book-keeping. 8vo. price 12.1. This is the only American work on the suhjec iei rmt? ?l in 1M gland. It is laO adopted in th? first Acnttinic Institutions in this city. n9 lm*r NOTICE OK RKMOVAL-The office of" the New York Bank Note Li.t" published by Charles, M Intyre k Co, i> n moved from No. 201 Broadway to No. 51 Wall street. Subscriber* are informed that the Exchange busmen will he couducled outhe moat advantageous 'eirra. CHARLES, McINTYRE fc CO., 51 Wall.treet. Wanted?for which the highest rates will be paid, the bills ol the Clintou Co Bank, Commercial Bank o' Otsego, Coinj Watervliet Btnk. n9 lt*r WRITINU TAVJOHT FOR $i.?Mr. DOL.BEAK, author articular pori*>se. An elegant hand is taught. Rooms iu Saint Luke's School Building, 374 Hudson st, comer Grove. Q|>en Itoin I to J P. M. Gentlemen's Ciass lor Penmans'ip, Book-keeping, Arithmetic, he. from 6H to 9 iu the evening. Terms low. Entrance No. I Grove street. ti9 lt*r NUMBER Six Hundred and Thirty-One of the published leltris sent to Dr. Wheeler, of No. 33 Greenwich street, concerning the surcesslal results of his practice as an Oculist. ?To he continued. To Dr. Wl eeler, Oculist, 33 Greenwich street. S Nkvv York, June 31st, I8i2. Dear Sir:? The great suffering I endured for some months from the Catarrhal Opthalmia, which had then hlindrd me,and expecting I hail lost the sight of Isoth eyes for ever, thai I am now at a loss to express my gratitnde for the complete cure you have effected, es|>ecially as by other medical men it had bren considered a hopeless case. With great respect, I remain, Respectfully yonrs, MARTIN MKHRTEN8. n9r No I Elisabeth street. M STRAYED or stolen a Bnndle Greyhound, with marked cuts in one of his ears. A suitable reward will he paid to any person returning lorn to the subscriber, ion keeping him after this notice will be prosecuted. JOHN HERDMAN. tijlr 61 South street. TITATER CASKS?200 Water C ski, about 120 gallons aach iron bound, in good order, for sale low bv W. k J. T. TAP8COTT, n?r 43 Peck Slip. tfcC REWARD?Stolen ?r taken in mistake, from the Wee rfpt-e tern Hotel, Courtlandt at, on the morning of the 1st inst, a valis*containing piomissory notes drawn by Win R Gould ing. payment of whi' h is stopped. Also some children's Truss Springs and linen articles. Th? above reward will be paid on derivery at Hull's Truss Company, 4 Vesey St. n? 31* re T~OST?Yesterday, a small pa|>er parcel contain ing three letL ters addressed to differrnt iwrties in London. One of the letters enclosed a Bill of Exchange drawn by Jacob Little k Co., on Baring k Brothers, London, for ?18. 16s 4d. All persons are cautioned agrinsr uegociating said hi11, and the finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving the letters and bill at 67 Liberty st. nl lt*rc tkmperance. PRESENTATION Oi> M?.DALS.-Thr.e gold me-'als will be presented on Thursday evening next. Nor. 10th mat *t Concert inn, 406 Broadway, ny me lamea 01 uie Mtnhill Total Aba tine uce Relief Society. Oue to be pre t need to the Hon. Thomae F. Marahul, by prowy, the other two to gentlemen eHKRD, COACHMON and HHORTLAND. N. B. The regular weekly meeting will not take place. nt 3t*r rPO MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS?Wanted?a a. aitnatinn by a ronng man who ia a firat rate chain maker Apt ly at 188 Chnrch at. ng 3tec pRKMIUM HOSE FCTT CROTON WATER-Made 2 from canvaaa, covired with duck, being prepared in oe i own anperior manner, with India Robber; ia perfectly water light under th- gn at preasute; ia clear, and ia the beat India Rubber Hoae extant, Alao loraale, ihe newly invented Hemp Hoae. on account of aud at the manufarturer'a lowrat pricea, in ooantitiea to auit. HORACE H. DAY, Succeaaorto Uoxbury India Rubber Company, i 8 end *r 43 Maiden Laue. HOARDING A few reapeclahle young inen can be accom modal d whli good boarn am! nleaaant ronmi at 42 t)ey at. Terina moderate. Alan a few day uoardera can be accommodate^ Apply aa above. n8 lm*rc ptlARDINtJ?A gentleman and Ina wile or a lew rea|iect i' able single gentlemen, can he lurmsheii with go u hoard, ami very* pleasant rooms on reasonable terms, at 204 Fulton at. n2 2wr BO \RD1NG ?The original Walton House, 320 IVarl alreet. Franklin Square?kepthyjaa. Fowler, from London. Kng land, permanent boa'ders er day Families can lie accommodated with prirate rooms on reasonable lerma. Wines and spirits, 3 cents per (lass?home hrew'il ale 4 rtn's iier pint? line Wel.h rarebits 4 cents each?cold cuts ehi|> endwiae and atvinir 21 |ieraou? aidea and Imwa broken through and bottom atove in and rowed in deep water, lie. and finally blown up by a aubmarme nploaiou, and then again manned ami rowed aa before JOSEPH FRANCIS. Office No, 7 Wall at., at Adama It Co.'a Expire* Office. ne obtatnea iu lloa country. Se- jvanit* maot ou tna laat eolama ia Mechanical oh cakckl lamps.?thr subscriber hu just opened for the iiutx ction oft he public, the richest assortment or these Lamiw and other articles iu the line ever iuii?orted to this cpuntry, all of which have been tnauufacfureu to order at Paris expressly for this market, and are udt quailed in beaaty and utility. These L*inps are now so generally used that no remarks re sordini; them are uecetaary, as fhev recommend themselves at ?hr fo!lowiacplaces that are lighted with them, via:?Carlton House. Astor Hou.e, Mansion House. Park Place Ho ?se, New York Society Library Cowing's Broadway, opposite Bond st, Bignor Ferrero's, Howard street, and many other place* wheie they cau besern at any time,_ The prices will hf re ill. r (in consequence of the great in crease of sale and improvement in their manufacture) place them withiu the reach of every one who s'udi**s economy as well as good taste, aud ttie Variety of style* nnd prices will bn such as to suit all tastes, and adapted to all purposes were light is required. Also, received by late arrivals and luvoicc of choice articles fiies, Liqueur, watch and iewelry cases Perfumery, a choice assortment from oue of the most celebrated perfumers in Pahs. e.. >\D. BAXTOJI. Depot of Mechanical Lamps, 10 John St. Agent at Pnilad*li>hia, A. BERNKTT, 126 Chestnut st. Bostou, J. D. Cotnu, 39 Treinout Row. n7 1 w is*ec DOCTOR KLLIOTT" OO III, I S T AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, Confines his Practice to DISEASES OF THE EYE. Office Ml Broadway. corner of Warren street. nj linr UOK HALK7? rt? Yacht ON-KA-HY-K?She uM feet long T ?2, Division at. has just received the most elegant .saott meutof fashionable Bonnet Ribbons, Silks, Satins, Velvet, he. to be found in the city. Dealers, city and country iisrl Is tiers, will do well ta call before purchasing elsewhere ng lmis*r Vf AUAZINR8 h PERIODICALS FOR NOVUM BEIT. Jvl Artist, Uodey'a LadiesBook, Oraham's Magaaine, Ladies World ef Fashion, Young Peoples' Book. Boston aud Bentley's Miscellany, he. Farm Honse of the XIX century, with more than 2000 engravings Biblical Journal and Christian Family Magazine, edited by 'he Rev. H. Rood and D. Newell Tern* iterance and other Almanacs the Rainbow aud Radient, a new humorous and witty journal, well calculated to please the lively and gay. All of which will be aold at wholesale and retail, aud those who hay to sell again at a lower rate than can be obtained elsewhere. N. B.?Fifty agents wanted to circulate magazines, periodi call. 6LC. A. J. BtLAlUN, INo. II Beekman, n6 Imr corner Nuun, JOHN M, DAVIK8 it JONES inform their Iriends and customers that they have received their winter fashion* for Cap*?a varietv of new styles for youth and children. The Cracovietint Turban now 10 much worn, la manufactured by them. Alio a new style of travelling cap, very convenient fo gentlemen travelling o2Jlm*m 11)6 WILLMM ST. cara>? surkkiok new camphine lamps! lamps for burning lard. ALSO, A Urge assortment of plain and Jappatied Tin Ware, Chaudaliera. Astral and other Lamp*, altered to bum campnine and chemical oil, on an improved plan. Alao? 8uerior Camphinr and Chemical Oil, at wholaaleand retail, bT BACKUS Ik BROTHER, ISO Fulton at, N. Y. N B.?Peraon* can be served wiih Camphine and Chemical at their reaidencea by leaving their addrea aa above. 29 1m* Mili,inary articles, cloaks, kc.-vicToKINE St CO., from Pari*, reapectfully inform the ladiea ofthia city, that thev will open on the 9th iust., 396 Broadway, between White and Walker streets, a splendid aaaortment ol Hats, Capotes, C'oaks, Pelerine*, Camails, fancy and atreet Dresses, Scnrfa, Shawla, Veila, keathera, Marahouta, Itc., ol the latest "aria laahion. Just received per ship Ville de Lyon, from Havre. Dress and Cloak making promptly executed. nS 1m*r HAVANA SEGA R 8. picabia manzanedo, No. s, and shingle ballast or smaller slonea will be delivered on board any vessel ia N*wYork harbor at tne lowest rales. Vessels can load with great dispatch at the wharf on Staten Island, where 14 feet depth of water is had. The railroad being in good order, the cars are ladeu and brought abreast cf the shipping. No danger from ice during the winter months. For further information apply to LEWIS GIBSON, Agent, At the Granite Wharf, Htaten Island, or to the Office of tlie Company, 100 Pine u.eor of South,up stairs 028 r 8. E. GLOVEK, President. "PvAILY EXPRESS LINES FOR ALBANY, UT1CA, fJ BUFFALO. CHICAGO AND CANADA.?The subscribers having been engaged for the last twelve months running the Albany and Buffalo Esnresa, in connection witn Hsniden It Co.'* New York and Albany Line, have recently estended their Espress Line from Buffalo to Albany, through to this city on their own account, will receive and forward DIILT, (Sundays escepted,) Specie, Bank Notes, Parcels, Packages, Bundles, and Cases of Goods, to and from the following places, vii.:? ^Albany, Trov, Utica, Syracuse, Auburn, Ithica. Geneva, Canaudaigua, Rochester, Batavia, Lockport, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and the intermediate placet. Alto, Oswego, Sackett* Harbor, Kingston and Toronto, Canada. yy in promptly aueno to me collection ana payment* 01 Dim, notes, drafts auil accounts, pnrchase ami talc of goods and produce by sample, and such other transcient business as may be entrusted to their care. Each Eipreas will be accompanied by a competent messenger, together with responsible agent* in the principal towns upon the route. Merrhanta and othera may lie aaaured that returns will be in thia manner received inoie a|ieedily than in any other possible way. N. B.?Special Expresses run to any part of the country at ahort notice, and upon reaaonahle terma. *16 r rOM EROY It CO. No. 2 Wall atrcct U. S. CITY DESPATCH POST. Pt >8T OFFICE, New York, 25lh July, 1812 UOURSof Delivery each day, (Sundays eicepted) at the al Upper and Lower Poat Offices:? Letters deposited before Half-past I o'clock, A Ml 12 J P M Will be aent ont for deAt all ths Stations before livery at 9 AM, and I 7 o'clock, A M and 4 o'clock, P M. 11 I P M Letter* to be aent Free, muat nave "Free Stamp" ailived to them, otherwise three cent* will be collected or the party to whom th? letter ia addreaaed. No money must be enclosed in letters unless ret istered at t ie priuci|>al offices. List* ol the stations (at all of which "free stamps" may be purchased at 22,50 |"-r 100. and every information may be obtained on a|w plication at the upper or lower imat offices. Stamp* issued by the late CityDeapatch Post will be received. It is indispensable that the number of the residence should be staled in ail letters sent through-this Post. The Post Master solicits the earliest imormation should any irregularities occur. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM au28 ly ec Post Master. A CAUL) 1 have ofleu been informed by friend* that some persons, aa well in mv line of business a* out of it, jealous of the uccei* I meet with,have directly and indirectly aaaerted that I wa* manufacturing mv well known La Norma brand, aa well a* other Havana and Principe Seirar* in thia country, and making other similar hints, I herewith declare auch asaerttona mean falsehoods, and such individuals worse than highway robbers. M. RADRR, 46 Chatham street. New York, Sept. 26. 1M2. *2C lm*r HOUSK FURNISHING WAREH0U8K.?WORAM It HAUGHWOUT, 361 Broadway, Manufactnrers, Agents and Commission Merchanu, have just received and are now opening a new and splendid assortment of the fallowing arti eles. vis Silvered, Gilt and Bronze Ga Chandaliers, 6 to 20 lights. Do Candle do 4 to 24 Do Candls Bsackrts, I to 5 Do Gas Brackets, I Do Uas Mantel Lights, Its I Do Giraeaoies, 1 Is 1 CaiMiiebraa, sioK Astral Lamps, Hall I amps and Lanterns, Heading Lumps A new article ot Solar Lamp, a very superior article. Also, a new article of Detfecter lor improving the light of the old pattern of Astral Lamp. Also, a new style of Florentine Bronze, color immovable. Tiarelher with every variety of Lamp* and Chandeliers, for churches, halls and public moldings. Platvn Wang. Baskets, Castors, Trays, Toast Racks, Candlesticks, Napkin Riugs, Butter Tahs, butter and Fruit Knives, Snuffeia and Triys, Coffee and Tea Urna, lie. Fine Table Cutlery, in setts and dozens; Japanned Tea Travs, in great rarity of patterns and forms; fine cut glass Bowls, Pitchers, Tumblers, Dishes, Goblets, Decanters, Water Bottles, Htigars, kc. kc. Vv. k H. beg respectfully to infoim their friends, customers, and the public generally, that their arrangements with the mauufafltur.-rsare such thai they can sell all articles in their line at remaikibly low prices; and respectfully invite them to call Alia srr meir snow room* wnicn aiodc is lamrieni m commn Mif for fhr trouble ?22 Jm*r PORTABLE BLACKSMITH^ FOROE8.-The sabi scnhers, being the sole Agoi.TT for the Manufacturer* of Concklin's Patent Portable Korge aid Bellows, beg leave to e.all the attention of the public to the above article. That they have been called for and introduced in nearly all parta of the United States, is, we believe a sufficient evidence of their utility and convenience; being portable and compact, gives them tar the preference over the common Foige for shipping of every deieription, Kail Koada, Canals, Plantations, Mann factories and all purjHises for which the ordinary Korge ia used. Those manufactured for the U.S. Navy are Wrought Iron. We wonld refer those wishing to purchase to some few who can recommend them Irom persoual as well aa general knowledge, vii Commodore Crane, Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.; Messrs. Carr, Keiin k Haines, Philadelphia. Hon. Onvernier Kemhle, West Point Foundry, Oeld Spring, N. Y. Messrs. 8. B. Althause ll Co. 443 Broadway, N. Y., and our city blacksmiths generally. GAY k TKBAULT, s21 Jm*re eorner of Old slip and W.slcr st DR. JOSEPH w, BKADSHAW, REMOVED FROM LIBERTY TO 46 WARREN. nr convs uience of aale, comprising 100 yardi carpeting iu lota, aatral and inantel Ian |ia, glaruurrs, gloves, haukerclueft kc. kc. Also, English, French ami Americanjewelry, watches,guns cutlery, kc. Also, same limel cases pistols,an Electric Machine.saluabh books, prints, kc Also, 3 eases splendid clothing to close the business of a met chant tailor. Also, a ealuable English blackbird BY RIKLL k ARCULARIUM, WEDNESDAY. At 10 o'clock, at 23 Kim street. An assortment of second haud furniture. At I0>k o'c ock at the salea room, Postponed from Tuisday: Liquors, Hegars, kc.?A good assoitmeut of liquors and sogars, among which are some rery superior Port Wine and Havana Segars. Th- attention of public honses and families are invited. 200,000 Havana srgars out up eiprrsalv fur London mar ket, a rery sui>eiior article, will be sold iu lota to snit purchaaers. Also, an assortment of new and second hand furniture. SATURDAY, At 10H o'clock in the sales mom A good assortment of furniture, pianos, kc, kc. MONDAY, Nor. 14. At 10X o'clock at the sales room. Cloths, cassiinerrs, sattinets, hosiery, kc. TUESDAY. Nor. 14. At I0K o'clock, at the auction room, A good assortment of wines, segnrs. kc. kc. AUCTION NOTICE?Paintings, Furniture, Piano Kortes aud Fancy Goods.?A. L HUMBERT k CO. will sell this morning, at half-past 10 o'clock iu their salesroom, 149 Broadway cor Liberty st, a general assortment of best made fashionable furniture including sofas, chairs, ottomans, dressing and Illalll buresns. mshovsnv lockers frrrlirtl I rilslrsill fcc. fcc. Also?a small collection of oil panning by English artists, including two large exhibition pictures, Captain Ross' Interview with the Esquimaux, and the BurnitiK of the Kent East Inoiaman. Alio?silvered, bronte anJ oriaola girandoles, table cutlery, japannery. brilannia and |>lated ware, with a variety of fancy goods, wall worth the attention of buyera. Alan?a ackets, sailing from Liverpool weekly, and Drafts furnished for any amount, |>aya' uie wiiniiui discount tnroiignont me united rvmgiiom. Apply a* above. n9 r FOR LIVERPOOL?Regular Packet of the 13th WKrJrVNovrtnbei?The splmuid, iaat sailing iiackel ship ?KLk*sitiveiy on 1 liuraday, Nov. 10th, her regular day or passage free, ant has accommodations for cabin, second ctnin. and steerage pas sengers superior to any other ship now loading for the abovt port, and the price ol passage is remarkably low. K r wind apply on board, foot of Wall street, at Orleans Pier, or to W. J. T. TAP8COTT. 43 Pvckslip, nt r or 53 South street, corner Jones's lane. BLACK BALL, or Old Line LIVEKPOOl Packets.?The only Regular Liner that salts on th anJaMMS1'*'1' Nov.?The remarkable fast sailing fsvotite pact et ship NORTH AMERICA, Captain Alfred B. Lowbei will sail positively on Salutday, the 19th of November, her ret ularday. The acroinmodaiions ol this line for cabin, 2d cabin and stee age iMsteiigen, are nusurirsaaed by any other line or ship loai i ing for the above port. I For terms of passage and to secure the best beitlu, early a| plication should be made on board, fool of Beekman street, c to the subscribers, ItOCHE BROTHERS It CO.. Dlt 35 Fallon st, neit door to the Fulton Bauk. FOR SaVaNNATI?Regular Packet of the top kOTM^Nov.?The splendid fast sailing iwcketship N1CHO jUllCeLAR BIDDLE, Cuptain Truman, wi|l sail as above For passage in cabin, secomi or steerage, having superb ac commos'aiions, apply on board foot of Dover at, or to JOSEPH McMlJRRAY, n7ec _________ 105 Pine st, corner ol South. FOR NEW ORLEANB-Firat Regular Packe MC**Wwnh despatch.?The very superior packet shil JtUuyffaHA MI'EL HICKS, Captain Bunker, will have im mediate des|iatch. For passage in cabin, second cabin and 1 tee rage, having elegant accommodations, apply on hoard foot of Dnv?r at or (o JOSEPH McMURRAY, u7se 100 Pne street, corner of South. XJE3P- FOR LON DON?Regular Packet of (he 10th Nov wR9nPW~1'l>e splendid faat sailing packet ahip SWITZER JBUlllfaL AND, Capt Chadwick.will aallaa above,her regula day. For passage in cabin, aecond cabin, and steerage, havini aplendid accommodations, apply on board foot of Maiden L.aue or to Joseph McMURRay. 100 Pine street, corner of South. T. 8.?Persona wishing to send for their Iriemls residing in the old country, can hare th'tn brought ot by tliis ship, or an] of the regular packets, by applying as above, if by letter |>os paid. a?Or? tfg- FOR LIVERPOOL?NEW LlNfc-.Heguia WH^V Packet of ZMh November. The Splendid Packe JMBpMbShip ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins, of 1100 tons will positively sail as above, her regalar dav. For freight o luuaage, having accommodations unequalled for splendor o comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street or to E. K. COLLINS R CO. M South street. Price o( passage. tlOO. The Packet Ship Siddons, Captain Edw. B. Cobb, ol 100 tons, will succeed the Roscius, and sail the 25lh December, lie regular day. Passengers may rely on the ships of this line sailing punctual ly as advertised. u4 r gjqa FOR LIVERPOOL?1The splendid fast sailing am favorite packet skip IIOTTINOUEK.t 1200 tons bur ta'hrn) Cant. Ira Bursley, is intended to be despatchei on the 10th November. 1 nil majcnnireni >ni|i mirui lire liiit inwiiij w lablished between th's port and Livernod, and n decidedly one of the most superb packets in the trade. Her eccommodetinni for cabin, second cabin and steeragr passengers, cannot be sur passed and are aeldoin equalled. Her between decks for aeconc cabin and steerage passengers, are very apacioua, and lilted uj in such a superior manner, that those wishing to atndy then comfort and convenience, will not Tail to select this conveyance in preference to any other. As a nomberof ber hi are already encaged, those wishing to secure a passage should not fail to apply early, to prevent (lis apimintuiriit, the terms being very low. For which apply on board, foot of Pine at. or to W. It J. T. TAP8COTT, y to BOYD It HfNCKENrAcents, tiSr 9 TO' tine Buildings. ggfcj?- PACKET FOK~H A VHE?Second Line-The shn BALTIMORE, Edward Funck. Master,will sail on the 1st of December. BOYD k HINCKEN, 'i2 i No. Tonniif it itili ritra K,,K NK'W OKI. FANS?Louisiana k New York iffTdfy Line?Positively First Regular Packet, to sail Ittli jHbm"' November?The splendid fast sailing packet ship MltaSlsSIPPI, Capl Chester Hillard, will posiiivelv sail as above, her regular day. For freight or passage, having snpenoi furnished accommodations, apply on hoard, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st. or to E. K COLLINS k CO. South st. Passengers will please be on board the steamboat Hercules, at Whitehall, on Wednesday, to morrow, 10th inst. at 2 P. M. at which time the ship will sail. Shippers may rely upon having their goods correctly measured, and that the shi|is of this line will sail punctually as advertised. Any guarantee to that effect will be given and fulfilled that may be required. Agenu in N Orleans, Hullin k Woodruff, who will promptIn .11 ik-,, address The packet ship HUNT8VILLK, Cant. O. K. Mnmford, succeed the Hhakspeare. and sail the 20th Nov, her regulai d?V. ntr x&P- k OK NfKW OR I.K A N H?To he dispatched on WijA^the 12thiust.?The floe shin EDMUND IKKKINS JMlihl 'apt Ingcrsoll, ?t Jsmes' Slip. To in- aitcocedeil by the well known lest sai'ing ship qt IEK N ViuTOKIA, Csptain Melletl, to he despatched on the lith instant. Forfreighl or passage. ha vine eicellent accommodations in cabin, second cabin and steerage, all af which will be tahrii al the lowest rales. Applyto JOHN HKRDMAN, n2r HI South slreeC lAa- K'lt MOBlLK k SAVANNAH-kirc IN, get. rfJflPy?The packet brig SKL.MA, Capt Smith, being de jHMHHstained by the weather, can still lake a lew more pas sei ners nod sail this day for Mobile. Tnepacket ship NICHOLAS BIDDLK, ("apt Traman, cat yet take a few more passengers and will sail to-morrow. For passage in cither of the above packets apply lo W. k J. T. TAPSCUTT. n9r ?iiively *ail on the 10th instant. For freight or pusagi (having good aecooimodations) apply on board, at the loot c Wall street or at the New York Bice Mill, corner of Jeffe, son and Sooth streets. tH lw?rc THOMAS BKII.BV Agent. 1^- k OR SKW ORLKANS? Packet Ol'the lath Nc jTWy vcmber?The packet ship HKcAII, Capt Ha.i.monil MMKsswiII be desiwtchrd as above, her regular d ly. Fo passag ?,naving eicellent acrommml-lions for catnn, seeom cahia ana steerage. Apply on board th> shi i at Murra\ 'a whar or to JOHN HKRDMAN. nlec g| Bon ill street. DOR DK. FKI'CHTW ANGKIt'H Price M via. Capsules, Acids, Dyewoods, Lanar Caat'ic. I) ago er reotype Chemicals. (terman Silver, Ac. tu.ke. bee foartb page. QANK OF ENGLAND KST'KRS njr 22,Wall street and 13# Broadway. T AMI'S KM EiNTS. CHATHAM THKATKK. Pit nu rcms. Uw*' Tirr cents. Kint Tier M cants. THIS EVENING. N?.. 9. wi? ns performed H-LL ON EARTH: I Tocr-wladf w th 1 SHOEMAKER OK TOl'LOl/SE. (T7" Doors will open at?X?Unruui. willrise si qnnrtar pas T rnrlnck precisely. B! Office i?n daily from 9 to 5. wneie Tickets may 0 j purchased ukI Ucrs secured. PA HK THK ATH.I THIS EVENING, Nov. 9 will h- iretruled, ISRAELITES IN EGYPT. Monti, Mr .wcyuiii Pharaoh, Mr Archer Ameiiophia, Mr 8hriv?i Onrirtrs, Mr B?Milord I Uracil!*, Mr Iloikl Aim, Mrs ftpjniiu I Klitcne, Mra Bailey Botes $1?Tit Irfi hi-Oallt ry reitU. Doors npeu si o'clock nud the jierformance will comj erwimrncr Af^pn^rmply 444 Broadway, New Yort. THIS KVk'.MMI V.,v Mr.II ..r?.~nfAkH OIOVANM IN LO.NHON. After which, BOOTS AT THE SWAN. After which I PERFECTION. Al"l?r wbic*\ _ LUCKY STARS. The Door* will he o|*ued el half-paat 6, and the per s iorrWM c commence at 7, every eveuing. AMPtilTIIKATKK OK THK KKPUBLIC". .'17 Bmrtry. N. A. HOWES, Proprietor. THIS EVENING, ihe |ierform ncea will commence precisely at 7 o'clock, wi?h the DEFENDERS OK1 POLAND.. Master Walter Ayrnar will trite a displav of hie uncle horae an,entitled The Olympic Hero. The entire Trout e will then apia-ar and exhibit feata of GROUND AND LOFT IT TUMBLING. Mr Lil'tnan will ihen aire hta famous forest acne of the INDIAN HUNTER OK THE EAR WEST. The firat part of the oerlorinaut-e a ill cone ude with BILLY BUTTON'S JOURNEY TO BRENTFORD. After the iuleriniaaion Mi S B U t?. will appear in hia act of THE CHANGES OK PROTEUS The lamoua German Egurstrmi Juggler, OTTO MOTTY will exhibit hia skill in Juggling and Ina unrivalled feata with the Real Cannon Balla. The evenings entertainineiita to conclude with ARABS OF THE DESERT. Boxra 50 ceuta?Private do for 6 perioua $3?Second Tier centa? Pit 25 centa. Dooraoprii at half-paat 6. Overture by the Band aa aquarte before 7, Horsernanalup to commence at 7 o'clock preciaely. AMEH1CAN THKATKK-WALJIUT-iT. PHILADELPHIA. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CU8HMAN, Mm Cushmau'a Benefit. MONDAY EVENING. Nov. g. will be enacted. WEST END. After which, OIIVER TWIST. Mr H Placide will apirrar on Thursday. E. A. MARSHALL. Lease*. AMltHiCAN MIiUKIM; DROADWAY Comer of Ann D r.T BAH NUM. Manager. NEW AND EXTRA ATTRACTION. Day visitorx admitted free in the evening. Entire new icrnery, proscenium, drop curtsins, decorations, Ac., git up al immdiar i ?pi nit and painted by 8IONOK ANOELO MONTE LI LLA, from Venice. The Drop Cur tain .rpreirnta a splendid new of G.llata near Conataotinople. B ckscene and wings. Interior of a Grand Saloon in the atyle ofLouiaXIV. The whole i? arranged on au entire new plan, bv which the whole ii changed iu a moment to a large ?nd Magnificent Salooo. (Jn Tuesday, th- 8th November, THE KEJEE MERMAID'. Will arrive from Boatou and be eihibiird the remainder of the week without extra charge. Eminent Naturalist, have staked tneir reputation upon the genuineness of tots wonderful am mal. DR. VALENTINE, Will appear in Six New Comic Characters. VIVALDI'S LILLIPUTIAN KAMILV. Of ten performers, including a new character called the Enchanted Turk, who will iransform himself into six persons, furnishing a cotillion with himself. La Petite Celeste, the admired dansense?Mill Hood, tho popular vocalisi?tn- Mysterious Fortune Telling Gipsy GirlAlbino Lady? FancyGlaas Blowiug? Grand Cosmorama, and 500.000 Ctiriositiee. Dav performancesevury Wednesday and Saturday afternoon Admission twentv-fhe cents?Children hall price. x>6 mr i.' A T arTrpt'ea i TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION!!! SPLENDID PERFORMANCES. IKW VOHK MVNKVltt AND PICTLfUB GALLERY, Opposite the City Halt, Broadway, ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. Mi. H.BENNETT. Manager, TJA8 pleasure iu announcing that lie has effected an engage11 ment with Mi. C. D. Jenkins, the illimitable delineator o f i comic characters. popular vocaliat, and uumuallrd banio play, er. Maatei Fiank Diamond, the Ethiopi an dancei, will ap pen? alao Mr. B Boyce, the celebrated conic araiter. Miaa Rosalie, the charmiuit songstress. Mr. Wiiglit, the wonderful falsetto vocalist. There will be a day performance on Wed1 nesday and Saturday, at 3 o'clock. Evening performance to commence at half iiaat seven. A'lmisnon to the .Yiuscutb, Picture Galley, and Performance ONE SHILLING. o30 Im'tc T1VOLI SALOON. rPHE LARGEST anil most splendid Saloon in the city foi I Musical Soiieet, Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls, Private and Public Diuui r Parties, Political Meetings?without distinction of party. The Proprietor, ever ainious to gain to himself and this establishment a reputation independent of r great profit) has leased froin the owuer ou such teruu as will ruable him to compete with any other establishment, and shal 1 be most happy to make arrangements (in accordance with tha I times) with all who may favor hiin with a call and assures them that no twins or expense will be spared to give entire satisfaction. WM. P. DENMAN, Proprietor. P. 8. Tuesday evenings of each week is set apart I or Invitation alls. o? lm*r FRANCIS' PATENT LIFE BOAT, OFFICE No. 7 WALL STREET. ni isr l)R WHEELER. OCULIST. r- INFLAMED. DISEASED AND WEAK EYES?DR 1 WHEELER, Oculist, 33 Greenwich street, N. Y. respect fully informs the public, that in cousertuence ol his practice J" having become enlarged to so great an extent, he is compelled ot c.mftne his office attendance strictly between the hours to 8 A. M, sou t r. si., alter wmcn tie visits ins out door paI1" tienu. Notwithstanding mat among trie many hundreds of cases which Dr W. ruts artenoeu, many nave ueen operated on bv other professors wunout success, auu pronounced nv them mi curable, yet ui. w. has never failed to eradicate the disease h and effect a perfect cure, desuite every disadvantage which may have presented itself, and in many instances almost against hope. It .s tins unprecedented success in his treatment of tha enables ...m with confidence ro refer the afflicted who may be unaci|U.>iuted with him, and hit mild mode of treating the diaorders of thit organ?to uumeroot restored patients in the first i class of ...cirty, reflecting hit professional abilities and skill as a scientific oculist. Chronic inflammation of the eyelid, or sore eyes, howerai lung funding, can he effectually and permanently cured, and films, t|a ckt, removed withont surgical operations. Terms to suit the circumstances of the patient ol lmis*r DAGUERREOTYPE. TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. T7 A. AUTAULT It CO., 16Stf Kulion street, opposite St. r Paul's Church, respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they have just received by packet ship Aigo, an in; voice of 1000 Daguerreotype French Plates A new supply or the best and newest patterns spparatas 100 ounces bromine 30 ounces bromine of iodine bO pound* hyprotulphate of soda l 30 grammes ol chloride of gold lot pouuds of tripoli of vetnse 30 ounret chlonde of iodine And the new book containing the latest improvements iath a Daguerreotype. ol lui?r I PRESENTS. TIFFANY, YOUNG, ELLIS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS b the various Fancy Manufactures of England, Franca, uermany, i.nina, nr. :f LJAVK received by late arrivals, a great variety of beautiful 11 novrltiea, which reudrn their stock more elegant and ax tensive^ihaii ever before. In it will be found a superior assort j Rosewood and Kbony Ooods Chinese Fancy Articles Plain and fancy Stationery Fancy Porcelain and (liasa Cutlery Berlin Iron and Bronxe Goods Perfumery Fans of all kinds Brashes and Combs Papier Msrhe k Velvet Goods i Indisu Curiosities Umbrellas, Parasolsk Shades i Walking Canee, Suspenders, (James, Opera Glasses, French Jewelry, Riding Whi|u, Accoidiona, Music Boxes, Mantel Ornaments, Oil Paintings, Bourn's" Gloves, and an inuamoi rable variety of t Elegant Artutlft of Tagteand Utility, i soluble for nrrsents, all of which thrv take pleasure in show lag, and will sell at such moderate prices as must be satiafaeto IT to all purchasers. No. XW Broadway, 1 ottlmia'ec Directly opposite the City Hall. strabismus. commonly called sqinting. CURED in few seconds by Guerin's celebrated plan, which is free from pain or danger. Cataracts removed bv any of the onerations practised here er in Europe. DR. WHEELER. Oculist, S3 Greenwich street, New York, i N. B. References can be given to 263 patients. I Office hours, from RAM to I P. M. op lmis*r private medicine chests. THE COLLEGE OF medicine and pharmacy of the city of new york. LIAVE prepared a number of Private Medicine Cheats, al each containing an appropriate quantity of the new French Medicines lor the cure of a peculiar class of diseases, which merit of ignorant quacks, in consequence of the eitremedelicney which patients thus afflicted eshibit in applying for medical advice from lespectable physicians. In the moda now n plained, howerer.aafe and effectual treatment will be gained by such patients without the necessity of making any disclosure of their case. The "Medicine Chest contains such aquanttity of appropriate medicine as is guaranteed to effect a perfect core, and amide directions m a plain aud familiar style accompany each chest. The remedies are applicable to all forma ?l the disease. The Chests, containing remedies for syphilitic diseases are sold for each?the chests with remedies for gonorrhoea and gleet S3 each, may now be had of the Principal Agent ol the College. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College VI Nasaan street, N. B.?Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union, the Canada* and Wist Indies. Persons purchasing ihe Chests can.by addressing the College, gratuitously obtain whatever additional advice thvy may desire during the progress of their case. ill is CoUGUS aNITcoCDS D KMC.V1BKR. No M North Siath street, one door below l-** Arch street, Philadelphia, the most cercain and best Pamily Medicine, for Coaghs, Colds, Spitting Blood, Throat and L.ung Disease, a riling sensation likr chokiug. tickling, or unpleasant ohstiuctlons. Kor the shore, Dr. SWAint H l orn round Synip ot Wild Cherry will be found the great remedy. Persons who hare abused themselves by. the useot srdent spirits will And both their strength and resolution much 'mpvoved by leaving off the spirits. and taking a dmaght i^cmiiiuallyof the above restorative. All prr|iarai ioo? ftom thisvalaabla in'iff" eept the above.may he considered ap""""* or eotmlerfW^The real article m*v be had of th? following Agents, or at No. 54 North Siath street, Plnldejl|)his?Ts r Dr W H MILNOK. Druggist. No. 192 Broadway. MRS. M HA VKS, No. IJ9 k niton it, Brooklyn, r BKVf. OLDS, Newark, N.J. Jrreaion.irregnlarity. nhatrnctinn. he, hy whatever rim nroducrd. can be lemnved by Madame C. in a "cry time. Vladame C.H medical ratabliahment hating undergone thoroagli reparn and alteration! for the better accommodation of her nnmeronr patienta, ahe it.noaa prepnrrd to receive tadiea on the point of confinement, or ilioae who with to be treated lor obatrociioti of their monthly period. MaAne C. can be conaalted at her reiidenee No. M Liapen ard It, at all timet, and with the atrietett regard toaacreiy. All eommunicationaand letter! mutt be poat-paid I) lm*r

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TO l,RT?Tilt the 1st M?y nrit. rwa?o able I" r in*.?The choice u( llir ?u. i oibi'e* i-i ..'.ilbuilJiiiK 19! Uroadw.t, emu. i Jo..u nrd, ?ui..ibU fit l.iwycr. Doctoi, ox uihi ol biunjKi. b.itm n ceatnl 1 wo ill tin-Ill ar- oil ihe fir?t ti i >r, u, aiairi, ml Din bull iu ihe build lug, ml front both on 11.,> wiy onl Jn ?treit?, and rr 1(1 bid by entrance* fmrrt 7 .Kh ir-ct-i d lit** erery coot ui i ic fur kr. pi,,g r.tti r w i.ul, and oilier arrau*eiiieurt I" links llie'ti riOi'i-dlll.l III'. I i I I' 111 I I'' *11 111 Th hrti rib arc irt ti mt I ff uno lit. aepit .lr rununi. knr luilli-i particular* apply to A JONK.8, Ki.it room 111 laid bmldiK, "I'* a"*' N. H?Or In.i Wat-r hu been introduced on each floor oc i tlfitil bv I .r (liiirr nlTi.:ri. 'i* 'ft i "gl i'' Lr. 1'.?Knnu Hie present inns to tlis tint ol M y>. i.HI I, i li lailioine, well tin 11 hed. three alory and b i?iji li.-iiis, Willi marble manilei, complete. aituai, in b iHSta Bait is oil Bullet ?trieu._ Suuth Brooklyn H i irry low. Apply An- i'i llUkt, bn|., urwly op..... r I 1-1. Iiiitwa, Or to r. VI'. I'raib-rton, 13 1'lal it, New V"rk. oil im*r yn-i WA.nItu fli I'l Ifl 11 ASK?A country residence f "9 within 25 uiihn ol .Vi? York, one with from 5 to 20 iJL 'ri siil Uml.tr.-.ir Loni: lilaud Bound, preferred. Ad.. Willi lull p.irlicitlnrs, box 7, I'oil Office, Pou likrrisie, IS f ol3 I .ti* r r I I' L Y PLACE 1 N New V r n !o is In- celebrated Shtlui Knit Shirt can be 1 i.l.i i IIIIIM HI 11.1 VH.1 V lOH! s 106 W lilt 101 'I. ?r i i ol Jonn t. Ak'euls for the Shaker's Merrunac Go, N. H. Also?Hose una open kviir Draweis, rl muel wrappers aud drawer-, uid (lie unriv tiled Shaker llannei by the yard or piece no* III i. u Im ?o I'll I )VKK8 OF SUPERIOR aL lOK 1 KA I 11 #w?| i i\? Mixture?This extremely delicious *ud unitar.al lele I T? i, v> hyjtiy uglcorited iu Chin md Europe,. usi im|?oried, is now for sale *t the CiUtou Tea Company's General IV a K ?ubluhm-ni, Ni Chatham st. New York?iu Chinese pifkttfe*. IVicc* >4 Ceu't ui I fl^ ol^lm*tO T 11. II. SEiJLRS would respectfully call the attention ol ine trt 1. keu-rslly, to liu As II* system ol cutltug gar (iieul*, i( being our that ran ascertain points with that decree ol accuracy whirl* he believes hasiiever befoic l?eeii arrived at The move system can b? h id of my agent, Mr. J. Dubois, 281 Breadw\), where ai all tunes, the system with instructions will be eiveu I solicit a careful examination by the compelit and iiupacUal of the trade. o?2 I n .ii H. SEGKR. C.vULLln ek y goods ARL KING?The well knowu aud celebrati d Millinery aud Ladies' Straw H*l Manufacturer to her Majesty the Queeu of Rutland, res|wctfully begs leave to announce to the l lies, that he has on hand a most splendid variety ol rich, plaiu aud Tarletou ainbre Satins and velvet hats, of various colors, and the laresl and most admired I'artsiau fAshions, such as nave never heretofore beeo exhibited at auy similar? nablidifheiit in the city. THE STRAW DEPARTMENT is conducted, as usuil, by himself, with great attention, and the MILLINERV DEPARTMENT is under the supervision of the most iugeuiotts American aud Pai isian youinc ladles. Mr K I I.-, df Leninlit'd to keen un his reimUtmn for Liste .in 1 fashion in Ins department, auJ will sell the best and most f^diimiable work lower than uiy house iu the city. A call from ln> iViejdi will convince litem of tins fact. N. B.?His I'nris Ribbons. Taft or Velvet ?iud Flowers, are of the latest French style, and can be purchased at either of his establishments, at wholesale or retail. 'jO Canal street, near Broadway, olO lm#r and 17 Division street. THE AaNTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING. GREAT REDUCTION. From i.klu ru n> uollaki *,;f It. BUI STOW ol London, respectfully lulornit the Ladies -'C ii.J Gentleum uuJ N> w Vorlt aud Brooklyn, that tm cla.se> I).|>eciiuruj at U.e door, 233 Broadivay. Ami THK I.aoias Ami and handsome, delicate and I isliiouable Running Hand IN Twalvk KA.it LK.sons VISITORS in New Vork cau lake a cnur.e iu Three Day."?Mr. B. is to he .ecu from 9 to I A. M., or from 4 to 9 P. M. Evening Classes from 7 to 9. UOOK-Kilki-iiyg Taiiuh on a superior method, by doable and single entry, cteiiiiiics11y and practically. 1 I euse of cither oil. r Uds.?The difficulty which has heretofore csisled in trimmm* Csiiuphiue L'uipsis now entirely obviated, by means ol a Moveable Cap and other important improvements which. u|>uii luspecliou.will sandy the public lint they canuow obtain a l-.iuip snpnior tu any now in use?will barn without smoke or sun II?inoJuot an ?'|Ual and Heady licht in all direction*, and rrKulatcd by a siuule screw inoremeut. Also, an Improved Tailor* Lamp. C.imphinr, Chemical Oil, and Spirits, maiiulactured upon an improved *yslein, wholesale and retail, de livered to any part ul'tuc city, Irom the Old Established Stand ol UEOKOE M1CHKLL, o' II I in in 8 Catherine street. g k n r l t: vi n s l f f r o f f w a it u ro be. GENTLEMEN or Kami lie* laying aside articles ol wearing tpparei, iiid wi&hitm to dispose the same I'm (vsii.e.ui obtain from the subscriber 20 per cent more than from any other person. iu ladies and gentlemen about leaving the city being encuinhi-red with a superfluous wardrobj, w ill find it much to their adv .tillage to send for the subscriber, who w ill attend them at their residence by aPiHiiutmeut. A line addressed to H. LEVETT, BOX 107 LOWER I'OST OFFICE, will be punctually attended to. o!2 lm?r UAFFLE, IvAKh LE?G? ntn men s i iaka it S1 ,j() ach. to be ratfl d foi imume isitiv?If on the 15th of November ueil, two handsome blu cloth gentlemen's Spanish lull circulti Cloaks, wiih capes and laciugs. aud collar silk velvet, and complete in every otner respect. For further particulars apk ly ul No. 1 Murny street, corner Broadway, basement? where the Cloaks are to be seen. Tickets on?y $1,50. Th-i t I oaks are worlttfM each. Gentlemen wishing tickets should rail e rly, as a number are already sold. As the lalBe will }*)*siuvely t ike place ou t\ie Itth of November neat, all tickets, whether one or more, must be paid for when the number is taken previous to the above dale. Secure your licktls, as di lays Hdfltto take place at the R uns Head, 118 Fulton at., where one t>i the lo.ik* it i?? be seen. f 15ih*?c tETh h aPTn lunch, UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM p OH It M O N D E' QUI VIVE! THOUSANDS vX d| our gooti cits. lovers of good fare, have been lor some weeks past vulferiun severe disappoint ineir froin the closing of the far-famed Terrapin Lunch." The litful fev.r. is uow, however, over, and agaiu may they "feed well, lor be it known that thu John Adains, of Kuickei bocker memory, "hangs his hat" up at liie Terrapin also the nroi?rietor. our of the imest little fellows in Christendom, y'clept \V J nr. Now, then, sniaek your lips ye cormorants 111 the Turtle Soupami?U;ak line, the mantle of 'Sandy,1 has fallen upon lotia, to perfection, in good eating and drinking may be t&r i in cuai tnteed at the Terrapin. A single look into the old *'lee box," wiU appease the hunger of linn with the short purse, and a uate of the genuine at half the old prices will tickle the palate of the veriest anchorite. t> me tireeu Turtle served up tins day, aud every day during the season. Oil lm#a> Ml ST A KD FAbTOKY.-J COUSWKLL )m. removed from 114 A1 I'll to 127 Koosevelt street, second story of store occupied by Mr. W. Prentiss, coffee sud spice dealer, where he is prepared Co fumish llie article at short notice and liberal credit, put up in any stvie. H tela slid t unities supplied with an elegant article. Also, country mustard. "29 lm* r pKaND KAkKLfc ?LAKAl KTTK HALL, .>o. isi AT Bro dway.?To be raffled at the Laiayelte Hall, on the subscription list of 120 members being tilled. A in iconic, nt Centre Table, valued at|W This (able is mposeu 01 live iiuiiureu specimens ol the choicest woods W11 iwii 10 exist, and has received trie silver medal ami diploma "1* the Met 11 Ames' institute, anil the first premium of the Ante* ricau Institute. A magnificent ladies' Boudoir '?'ablc. valued at $150. This beau 11u 1 table is considered one of the fiuesl specimens of workmanship; containing every article necessary lor a ladies' boudoir. A splendid Italian Tainting, by Grain, elegantly framed, valued at $i On. A correct model of the United States frigate Congress,mounting Gl guns, in perfect order, ami couinlete in all its arrangein# Qls, and made by Captain Bissell, valued it $100To be viewed between the hours of f o'clock, A. M. and G /clock, P. M. daily, at the store of Mr. Weston, 695 Broadway ucxt door to the Lafayette Hall. Tickets to b?* had at the following places, where every inclination inav be obtained Mr. John Niblo, Broadw ay Mr. P.i nam, Ltfayeile llill: Mr. Weston. 69> Broadway; Mr. ^todart, Biosuway Mr. Florence, Park place; Mr, Keator, Park r w Mr Cribb us, 27 Maun n l ine Mr. Duiell, Bath House, Broadway Mr. Drew, 140 Fulton street Mr. Oibbin?, 42ft Houston street Messrs Chambers St Jolly, Broad way Mr. .\utin, Broadway; Mr Chambers, American Institute; Mr. Harrison, Northern Hotel Mr. Corns lock, comer of 9th street and Avenue 17 Mr. Jones, Becon i Ward Ho el. Nassau street Mr.Fhmnce, 597 Broadway Mr. Koulston, 131 Mercerstre i Tickets five dollar The time of drawing will he fullv ad vertl rd n8 2wr \'OTI( K?Wbereu 8iabsI Bsrthcintr, ol kyn mm act* das the ag# in of 11 Br rntiriinei a. Brothers, inerch nils iu the citv of New Vork, in the collecting of debts at Syracuse, and iu other business, all persons aie hereby notified that his power as such agent his bten re* iked, and all persons aie herebv forbidden to frtuMi t any busiuess with hnn as such a .., H. B rnh*i merit Brothers, of New York, all the good*, debts and ilrroaodi ol every description; theretore, all persou* At-* hereby lot Indue n t? pay auy oebtf to Mini S. Beruh o i oinidinhmeiit, the set ol horsemanship m ,u branches. 1'tie Acsnrmy is furnished with dressing in I sitting rooms, sua ever' wiiiiiiirnrr lor the comlorl ol |tii|nts. sua the eirie re ?d Ui resiiecisbility will be adhered to. oss nnoe arrangeinsnts with Mr. VV. J. Dsns, one of ie o'dest tsotessora Irom Kurope, to take charge of the same, sud tlsueri nimself that the etiterimie will meet with the approbation sod eiieooursgement of a liberal publicTerms slid particulars may be asrerl.tiued on application as above. The omnibus and cars pas* every lire minutes during the day. I mi*"' W [i UI8BROW, OAJiS PRK E OnSH STORE. AT Cktihtm street, where will b? >uim1 clothing at ihr l w in* low price?:? B?av?r .?ml pilot cloth coat*, Irom %j lo Sli; aanueU pant* lrt>m m t?$.>. u ,ublc ami tingle bierisie'd feat, from $1 58 to $2 5M. The wc?t ?K.e ol Chatham Il??N o 84# UH lni*r HBNHV ro?l?WRI.L RAii CAlU'Kt, RAO CAKPfcT A.NU Llsl.-ii* clie i^est ill I he city?IA00 yards lor salr, all nicely misej and striped, wlih fast colors. Any person id want ol this ar licit will do well to call sud exanrue before they purchase, si it will be sold cheap lor cash. Call at UK Spring street, cornei of Urecuw ich. Also, tubs acd pails, brooms, and all kinds of furnishing ware, very low. seut to sll psrts ol ibe city free of charge, ol) lm*ec J.JONLS. HY THE FKIvSibKNT OF THE UNITED S FATES. MrtmiKT l U?, I, JfftlN TVL.KK. Tit-Mmi ??1 the I I 111 c?*?! Sit tr? o! America, do hereby declare aud make mii ?h n. ih it public -idle* will be held at the undermentioned i hmJ office* hi the Territory ol low*, at the period* hereiiialter l|e?lgl?alcd to wit: Ai (lit Land Office at KAI HKIKLL) (bite Burlington) co?4* ineiiceing on Moudiy. thesixth of' Keouaiy u- i,t for the lu,?.?i?.il of the public imdi w ilhiii the liiinu of the under men Iotied townships, to wit: Nu'tii oi the hue line,and West of the fifth principal meridian Township ti vent)-seven, of range six. nwu?hl| sevent\ and *eveut>-seven, of rauge seven. Township* sewiity-four.st vent) -live, eveuty-siv and seventy seven, of rauge eight. Township** veuly two, seventy-three, xeventy-fbur, seventy-live and seveuty-sevtB of range niue. Townships seventy, seventy-one, ?c veuty-two, aud seventythree, ef ranae ten. Towushi| asiily-uiuc of range eleveu. Also, at ihesxme tune and place, lor the disposal of the following detach d tracts, vix North of the b ise line, and Ka?t of the fifth principal meridian. The Nortln-ast quarter and West I alf of the Southwest quarter of si-1 tuni eght, in township seventy.even, si range three. North of the litst I.lie, a.II West of the fifth P lucipal Uie idiail Northeast quarter ol section thirty two, in township seveuty, of range two. Southeast qu iter of section tweuty-two, in township sixty Lou on** and t wo and Southwest quarter of Northwest quarter ni section lliHl)-live. iu township ?e v elity-toiir of range three. East half of Northern quarter iu section I weuty-nine, in township sixt v-uim., of range four. Lot:.one au of Vlart li next, lor the dis^i^a! of Uie public lands wiltiin the limns ol the nuderintnuoiu-d townships, vir* Noitii of the bise line, Afl West ol the fifth principal meridian. Townships seventy eight to eighty-uine, inclusive of range ijjht. Townships eighty-eight, eighty nine, ninety, and ninety-one, ol range nine. Sections two, three, four, nine, eleven, fourteen and fifteen, near Iowa city, m township seventy nine of initge six. Lauds appropriated by law l-r the use of schools, military, or other purposes, w ill be excluded irom sale. 'I'be s*les will each be kept o|?eii lor two weeks, (unless the lauds are sooner dis|>o*ed of,) aud no louger^ aud no piivate enti ie? of land in the townships so offered, will be admitted until alt er the expiration of the two weeks. Given uuiler iny lund, at the city of Wasliinton, this twenty seve utn nay ol ?epleuu>er, Anna Domini, K12. JOHN TYLER. By the President: THO H. BLAKE, Cammissioiiei t\f the Hernial I.aml Office. NOTICE TO PRE-EM~PTION CLAIMANTS. Kv cry person maiming tli?- right ol' pre-emption to land in any of the township* designated in this pro tarnation, in virtue of the |>r ivisions of the act of 22d June, I8SR, as extended and modified by the act of 1st June, IKK),or of the provisions of the latter act,[ where thoae laws still apply to sucii claims bv reason of thr absence of the |ilats at the Register's olfice on 22d June, 1811] or by virtue of the act of the 4th September, 1841 each granting certain privileges to another and different class of settlers, is requested to prove the same to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make pay inent therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day ap|Hiinn d lor the commencement of the public sale of the laud as above designated, otherwise such claims will be forfeited. Where the year subsequent to the filing of the plat shall expire previo'i to thedaynxed for the commencement of the sale abov, mentioned, claims under the acts of 1818 and 18.0. above i ferred to, will be forfeited if not proven up and paid tor prior to the xpiratiou ol such year. THO. H. BLAKE. Committioner of the General I At ml Office. olaitiwmlr EXHIBITION O K THE C EN T UR V PL AN T.-TMs -s-4 rare pr duction (Agave Americana.) having reached this city in (lerfect order, the subscrihers, a Committee Irom the Orphan As) lum( Albany, solicit the well known patronage of the citizens ot New York in aid of the Institution for whose benefit tieueral Van Rei sselaer fias kindly giveu tlie plant,and Mr. Oeorge C. Thorburn the use ol his i|>acioussaloou, No, IS John street near Broadway, where it can be viewed under the most favorable circumstances. It will he exhibited from 8 A M to 9 I' A1? arrangements having be? n made to have the room well lighted in the evening. It will be found well worthya visit mi account of its great rarity and unique ap|>earauce; tne fiower stem is twenty-two feet from the base of the plant, and nit* mil,ik in line uruer,won near one tnoujanu nowers?it will tr.orrover aid an instiiu.iou of undoubted cl ims ou the benevolent, aiiil whose sole dependence ia ou voluntary aid, and now vinli winter approaching. Tickets of amission i'.> cents; Children half-|irice. One entrance admit* the visitor during tlie aeaiounf bloom,which will probably be a fortnight to coine, alter wli.ch the plant dies entirely. aNNESLEY, YV,M. VAM VLtCK, Committee. T. 8.?A full description, with drawing, of the plant, furnished to visiiorsite William street. N. II ?Heavy Jute Carpeting at the low price of Is Cd I a-1 yard. Re member, the number is 441 Pearl street, oil lm*r ARTIST IN II A 1 R MaavraoTtiuitD from LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR. IN five hundred different designs, necklaces, bracelets, watch guards, ear-rings, tlowers, rings, wigs, scalps, Ike. Sic. Ladie or gentlemen having hair of a living or deceased friend, can ge, it formed by him into any design the mind can conceive?in such a form it will be a kn i>s ike invaluable. A. C. BARRY, 146 Broadway, cor of Liberty street, up stairs. N. B.? Individuals resident in the country or living al an inconvenient distance from the city, can have all such orders promptly executed, by forwarding through the medium of the post office the hair to be fashioned, with a drawn au I specified design of thr workmanship, ami e"ch>siug from live to twenty do l.irx, according to which suin the superiority of manufacture and style of mounting iu gold will depend. All such communications to he tmst paid A C. B. ol lm*r MONUMENTS, fcC. DOBKRT E. LAI'NITZ, (late Kraxee Ik Launitz) Sculptor iv and Artificer in Marble, No. 691 Bioadway, New York. Sutturs, Monuments, Busts, Kouutains, Tombs, Head Stones, Vases, Sir., executed ol the tiuest American and Italian Marblei, in a chaste and classic style. N. B. (iroteu waier having been introduced iuto the city, Mr. L. will he pleased to execute all orders for erecliug fountains for gentlemen iu their gardens, as he has had many years exiwrience iu Italy auil this cuunlry. The best ol city reference Itnrn. All orders by letters, giving New York city references, at eudeil to with punrtn ility and despatch. s27 ltn*m Inn.'trjL a nbniunA i iuki, i/nris'i oecoua looming, I and the Milleuium.will be lectured on by Margaret Buhop and others in Military H ill, Bowery, opposite Soring street, en Sundays, atthrer and seven o'clock, P M. Free Admission. A voluntary collection taken up. Tne public are respcctfully invited. at Imr* takk not1ck. New and great invention.?francis'9 hiuhly improved manifold writers.? By this wonderful invention, a letter and duplicate can be written in one operatiou, with more ease nud greater facility than a -ingle letter with an ordinary penand ink. To the mercantile, professional, and travelling part of the community, ihis truly great invention is of infinite value, as it is a great saving of tune, trouble nnd expense. The principal advantage to be derived from the manifold writer is, tint a cony of any dorumcul may be kept without any additional trouble to the writer, and without any neoessity of using tilher an iiikst.nnl or i pen. The instrument used lor writing is an agate point, consequently it never wearr by use. For banks, insurance offices, merchants, men of business generally, lawyers, postmaaen, editors, re|iorteis, public officers, and all who may oe desirous ol preserving copies of their letters, doiumeuts, 4to. with aa iram use saviug ol time, and the satisfaction of hi ?tug an exact copy of what they have written, this will be found invaluable. Fraucis's Manifold Writer lias now been ill successful oi>eration two years, duiiug w liich time the proprietor ktshau the pleasure of receiving the unfeigned approbation of all whose approbation it has MOM under. At the late Fair of (lie American Institute the merits of the article asere examined into by three of the most able chemists in the couutry, who pronouueed it to be a very iaga MM MM useful contrivance, auil not liable to change color by exposure to air, moisture, or chemical agents. Consequently a medal was awarded by J.lte Institute. article. '1'lie paper it at the best quality manufactured in the V'luted Siairs, being made for the manifold writer ezprrisly to hi* order. The ruling ol them, w hich ha* for some tune been though! iin|N?*ihli, h.i* lit length been brought to inflection l"ur? Iim lis copyright ha* been secured. The copy nig books are bound in a variety of form* anil *ir.e*, vaiy nig in puce from SO cent* and upwards. Sit* looeisaud t hnintry merchant* in general will find it to tlieu advantage to prorure the article, a* they meet with a ready *?le. A liberal deduction made to those who buy by wholesale. Newspaper* or magazines throughout the couutrv copying the aboveenrire without alteration or abridgemeul (including this notice) and giving it twelve iu.ile insertions, shall re ri ive a copy suit)-*ct to their order b> sending a paper coutaiuing the advertisement to the office of the subscriber. LEW.ti KKANCIB.M William street, oil lni*r comer Maiden I.an*-. New York. CHINA. CLASS, AND EAR. THEN WARE. ASTOlt HOUSE. FRENCH Porcelain Dinner Services, Ili pieces, |2:i 00 White (tramte, do do 112 do 00 Frrochor English Porcelain Tes Seta. 11 do i 00 Dianer Plates. Krvucli Porcelain, per dozen, 1 94 Do do (Jraoite. blue or white, do 1 00 Soup, do French Porcelain, do 2 0b Do do tirauite, blue or white, do I 00 Tea Caps and Saucers, (21 nieces) French Porcelain, I SO Egg Cups, do do 37 Glass. Cnt Wines, per dozen, from 1 SO Do Tumblers, do do 2 00 Lemonades, handled, do 2 2S Tablc Citlzst Of the finest descriptions, insets or dozens, st the low jirics nflllthrirt. Just opeued a handsome sssortment of 1 oilet Wsre. R. SIMPSON. IS. B.?Agent for the sale of Simpson's Ear Cornets, for the relief ol deafness. _ OlQ lm* m SEOAH DIVAN?30S)4 Broadway ?James K. Del VrCCtlio at Co., res|iectfn'ly inform their numerous friends and the public, that ihey have iust opened the Segar Dijin. Broadway, adjourn** Pmknu'j Saloon, where will be found a large assortmentof the best segxrs in the city. All segars aold 3,,. rat.lili.nmrnl are VKOCHIO. oW JmJt.w* KOBKUT A. JOHNSO.v LI AYDLN'S 8TKKL QUILLS.?Thr .ubwribcr. tuvelor O iA|fl romr rrroutly impioTrd modification. of ihfif cardW in ami i opular IVu?. Th. Hr any W ritrr" i> iinanimon.ly noted the King of Pen. ?combining eminently flexibility and permanence. The" Dickeua" t.coiuiidered the beat |*n for the price in the maiket. The" Union" cannot fail to suit every body, affording al I card (at wholesale) su different varieties of Pens. 1 he New York" every merchant will have in his counting room who has tried them. Together witii the famous Double Pateut and Combination arrel I ens, with inauy oth? rs, fur sale by 'he agents. i?U ll*w I s* r HAVDEN, 5 Plan itrOIKPH McMl K u loo Pim treat, Now Yfrh, gives drafts in sums to suit apnlie ?nu, ?n the Provincial Rmkol Ireland, i?ai?ble at Cork, Limerick, Cloninel, Loudoude'ry. align. k'/eiford, Belfast, Waterford. Oalway, Armagh. A mera,rwnpatnek, Cavaii, Lurgaii, Omagh, Dung muoii, Buidon, Ennts, Bally shannon, wtiabane, Dungarvan, Msllnw, Moneymore. Coowhtll. Kilnwh. KKULAND. Spoon.r, Atwnod It Co., B inker,, London, payable m ever, .own in (.treat Britain. P. W. Byrne*, Raq ,Liverpool. I n, of Olaagt.w Buik, Pa,.We in rrety town in Scotland, no, l l III t MKLMOAL. UNtTKICTUItK AND ITS CUllK. I'HK KOL jOWl.NiJ RKMARKS WILL PLACK UK KOIlfc, tkr public aft xo most deeply interesting /net First, That the disease called Si EIctuee, it of very frequent occurretn e aad ojftti twists in person* who are not m the Unit aware of it; mat that a very erroneous notion prevails respecting Stricture, and that ignaraiit advertising people take a had odvant age nf this erroneous notion; then, tha' theft art three vartu alar circumstances bu which a Stricture may he amays knoumr?and in the last place, that the curt of Stricture is certain, free from pain, and generally accomplished ifi a very Little time. With regard to the first of these remarks:? lilt well kuowu that Stricture u the result of a badly treated Oou irrhea If, for lutuuce, that disease issuffered to conliuue on from mouth to mouth, it slides into a icleet. Now, there is no pun or iiicouveuience in gleet, and therefore it i? often *uif' fed to remain indefinitely. But it should be known that gleet implies a chronic iiitlamm.itiou of the passage, which naturally term mates in thickening, and this thickening at out art or other of the passage is stricture and. farther, that al though stricture may thus re nain unnoticed for a length of time, it is far from 1 tying dormant, but u? the hidden cause of man} serious maladies, uot only of a sexual, but those also ol a ncr oui and dyspeptic kind. But what esjM cully leads the attention off fYom this disordi i u the idea that stricture canuot exist so long as uo impediment to the flow ol urine is observed, which is ipnte a mistake. A stricture often exists for years without producing any very striking change iu tins respect indeed a diminished or interrupted stream of urine belongs only to the worst of cases, and it is to prevent this very state that these remarks are published. The advantage, however, which ignorant advertising iieople lake of this erroneous notion la 'cry cruel. Kvery boijy knows how men of ihia discretion awarin about llui city, ami thai they will sell their nostrums as long aa any oue will bu> ihriu. Now, il la a fact, autl oue which every real physician will immediately ackuov, lodge, lhat all ihe medicine iu the world, aloue, can never c'vre a stricture. In proof ul this. nothing i) more coininou tha for the writer to be consulted by persons who have been tal .nit all manner of thimta?aa colored uropa, aud pills, uid cord, als, aud the like, fur tnuiy moulua together, hut whom, ou set rug the real uature of the caae, lie baa cured iu aa many daya. Willi a view of preventing theae impositions. therefore, it areola d?airabje to lay before the oublicalew inaiu circumstances by which a Stricture may be kuowu, wliicli can ne caaily done for although the symptoms of this diaeaae are numeroua, there are three of eapeciai import, aud theae three may be tated very briefly?the)' are the following The first rt Intra to Theiaanner of urinatmg.?It baa been already aaid the atreaui need not be much diuiiiiiahed or iin|ieded. But obaervc attentively, after it ia liuialied aud the clothea are read)uated, whether a drop or two will ever ateal away ,ao aa to wet a little? nothing ia more judicative of stricture. The uext ia The lane n Gonorrhoea hat remained uncured.?It la diffi cult to aay how long a Gonorrhoea or Uleet may run aud not produce a stricture, for oue la uaturally more disposed to stricture thau another: but, as a general rule, ifit should ue suffered to go ou beyond six weeks, tliis alone would afford sufficient ground, at least, fur the suspicion of a stricture. The last is? The effect a stricture hat upon the mind.?The effect of Stricture ia to depress the spirits, aud to lesaeu both bodilj aul mental activity. Tina also ia one of its moat common effects. Not, however, that it is seen alike loevury individual, but it is so common that the writer rarely sees a caae of alriciuit (and j he sees many every day) iu which the palieul does uoi com,.min more or less, that be ia nolao capable ofbusiacaa as fonneily. It ia gratifying also to witness the uniform reiuiu ol apiuu, and the disappearing ol otner maladies aa the cure prowesses. I With regard to the cure of Stricture, ou una subject it iaauf- I lie lent to observe (aud it ia stated with confidence and pica- sure) that this is certain, free fioin |giin, and geue.ally accoci- I tiliahed iu a very little time. So much aa this couid not have been advauced soon *cara ago but such baa been the i.u piuvemeut iu this art, aud such the practical eiperieuce ol the writer, lliat he can now accomplish the curccf stricture to as j inany days aa formerly it demanded mouths. The writer ?l?o Ik-?'s stale, that Tor tl\ me who wish to undertake thr mire themselves, lie lit* published a little volume, called 7"ir hruiite Ti vuliie," in which out only J'-iiClufr, hut ilie cum ol ill those del note diseases which r?i|aiie e*pecial care and ,.ri? icy, i? directed in the plainest manner. Ill* advisable, Iidwoci, tu.it those who suspecta s Incline, il pussiblc, should consult the author la-rsouaily and ilulhiiin will inrprise them inure lh,ui llie case a..J cc.uilil) o 1 .us means el cure. Separaterooms, also, are arraugid f ir llicsc who ill) have to wait a little. It only now remains to say a wu.-u or two ou the ground on which the public, and especially an sinters coming t his city, may rely w ith confidence ou what I.as been ?dv nireii. Wph j this view Dr. Ral|ih begs to state that, besidr his lans as gud nate el Edinburgh. ice. See.?he lias been engaged 1.1 Hit core of tnrsc diseases, both in hospital aud city practice, lot muri tnao thirty years, and has published two tuitions 01 a work t s pressly on them.?Also that lie has testimonial letters from tin I most eminent physicians in Europe to the most niiiueui in America?as Sir Aatlev Cooper to Dr. Mott.of New York, Dr. rhysiclt, of Philadelphia, and others, and that he is permit ted to refer to almost every Physician of eminence iu this city. Dr. Kalph is consulted at his private residence. No. 88 Greenwich street, towards the Battery, at any hour.?He may alio be consulted by post The little volume above referred to is one dollar-^ _ o'6 Im'cc D11. MORRISON. VTORTH RIVER DISPENSARY.201* Kulton street near L* Greenwich.?Dr. Morrison, Member of Die Royal College of Surgeons, London, and formerly Surgeon in the British Ns vy, eoutiuues to be consulted daily ou all diseases ol a delicate nature, nuu all those diilresniug symptoms cohseqaeut on injudicious treatment, and the imprudent use Iquaca medicines. Dr. M. has had an experience of twenty c wo yeais iianied with much ieritation and dull |>aiii about these parts, are some of the consequences of mal-lreatment. Dr. ,v,. tieatsstrictures iu a scientific manner, promoting absort no of the thickened circular membrane without any iiaiuCONSTITUTIONAL DKB1L1TY.?Thousands of young men are suffering from tile consequences of indulgence in a secret destructive habil.ai#! whose neivts are further injured from the use of uostruins.ai d pretended specifics, which stimulate only to induce greater depression. Dt. M. treats such cases on purely pathological principles, and never fails in establishing cure?the strictest honor and confidence is observed. Leltera post |iaid, and containing a suitable fee, will ensure the coires|Hiudeiit lull advice, and intdicine to any jwrt of the Uuion, by his giving a history ofhia case iu detail. 204 X Fulonstreet near Oreeuwich. oli lui'r MEDICAL. rPHK i'HIVATL TKFATI8E.?This is a little volume ou A certain diseases, iu winch tne most convenient aud private means of cure are stated in the plainest possible manner. And not only are directions given for the more simple and recent cases, out those which nave lallcu into improper hands, aud continue on from mouth to month, are particularly dwelt on.? Such lienors will see immediately the difficulties which im1*de their cure, whatever they may be, as well as the plan to >e pursued iu each particular case. It is obtained only of the author, l)?. fttalph, 88 Greenwich st. Pnne $1. Dr. Ralph also takes this opportuity of saying that he may be consulted ou the peculiar diseases above referred to, ai?his private residence, nt any hour. Aw ire, however, of the deep and just solicitude which many feel to consult person of nift grity as well as experience in these orculiar complaints, the author deems it proper to give the following short sketch of the opportunities he as had to fit himself for this trust. And this heisth" more inclined to as many liave assured hiin that, for want of infiomttiou of this kind they have selected froin a list of advertising people the one who had boasie 1 most of wonderful cures?Out not without the bitterest reimilauce. Ill therefore begs to stale that, !>*-side hi* miik ?s graduate of Edinburgh, Itc Ikc.Otc. hi hat bun watching then diseases, both in hospital and city practice, for mod than thirty yrart, and ha* published two editions of a work expressly on tntm. AUo that hi hat testimonial letters from the most rmiuint physicians of Europe, to tbi mott tmiointin A erica?is Sir Ajtiry Cooper to Dr Mott, of N. V. ud l)r. Ph,sick of Phil .dilphia, and ethers; and farther, that hi ha* the privilege of referring to almost every physician of imiurnce in this city. Nothing can be stated, he conceives, a* better ground of confidence to those who are strangers to him. onsultations may be made by post, and for such he has a little private chsit, containing every thing necessary for a sivedy and private cure. It is forwarded as may be directed. Price HO. o 16 Iw'e CUKE OF CHRONIC DISEASES. DH. F. I'KUD'HUMMK, from Paris, disciple of the illustrious Hahnemann, whose science and doctrines have aalouithed all Europe, and gathered around him a crowd of eminent physicians, eager to receive hit instructions, and to profttbv hi* tipsnsset, announces to Cne public that he has selected New Vork as the place of his labors, and of his permanent residence. Dr. F. P. has been profetsi mally and intimately connected in France with men, whose names are honored aud reveieuced in this country; and during ten years'practice, he has visited many parts of the United States, and of the West Indies, with a new to elucidate severtl points in science, till then involved in much doubt aud obscurity. He just arrives from Paris, where he has been to communicate lie result of bis observations to ihe Gallic Society, of which lie is a member, and now returns orre to diffuse tlie funis ot In experience and the blessings of hc lth In the course oi his travels and practice,he has performs1 J,hy the heln of his method, founded on the laws of Specifics, cum winch had resisted every other mode of treatment; moreover, he wish s to be judged not Irora wordi but from works suffice it to say, that betides ill maladies reputed mutable, there it no disease so dreadful, to inveterate, such a* Coosnmiition, diseases of the tkiu, ring worm?, Cucer, Fi tula of all kinds, Scrophula.k Dronsy, lie., thai he cannot entirely ux.irpo.fc.? By the s tme metnod.all diseases iuciJeu; tolerna es aud children an promptly and radically cured. Dr. P may he consulted every day, from 10 A. M to 2 P M. at Ills office 70 Duane street, l, el Ero nlw ay. Consultation* (liven ilitlie English, F.eucli, G i.u.o, 8;-ani?li ami Italian languaiit-a ul Jm*r Vf ADAMK COSTELLO ?Knnale Periodical Pill guarA" isltiiil imi'i) case where the monthly perl ill have hrcomr irn i?ier*on* deformed, under twentf-one ye*r*, can have their boner, straightened. Relerrncr* given a* to numerous patients who have MMWtta in ihu city. nTT ln*i I I AIR OIL.?There is no oil in the world that can do good n or bad in Ihr hair. Every body knows that when theliair is horned it will grow again a* good as evei. All tn*'powder* for dying the hair are norhing but a mislure of lime and !ithr>ge anil tlie hrir i? not dyed, hut literally burned. Liquids for dying the hair are composition* of caustic aaO iiirita.that burn* in the same way a* the imwders, and dont dye hair, and the hail will grow no matter how irnny tune* it is burned; and every liody know* also, that when the head is full of dandmff, ihi hair beams to iiirn grey, and hairiness follow*. From an t?|>eiienee of twenty years, beiaa hair ruder, and having the onporiuniiy of laminwig a great many heads,[and olockheida] 1 have madr rnyaeli a great ci>ini>o*iiion known a* Paator'a Hair Oil. or Compound Kasrulial Oil of Almond*," for deairoying dandruff, pievt utuur ihe hair Iroin coming out and turning grey. This in unirable Hair Oil will make thr hairgrow well, no matter how much dandruff or soreness is on the head. r or sale, wholesale and retail, at A. PASTOR'S, Hair Cnt Oreenwich street, New Aork Price 5(1 rents a bottle. 7 MEDICAL AID. DR. GREGORY, residing at M Molt street, hm long since fa*;??r sbly rsut>ti*hr-d hit character and qwlifiouioD u ,i ici i m h is infiloni m iiweuih as Op*ir luditidual welfare and the varied circuiiulances will permit. Too hasty cures in general are not desirable, mainly because (hey are not permanent? it should be the object ofeverv invalid to avoiu having their disease tampered wiih, by which means |>ossibiy the case may become exceedingly ptitilui or evau dangerous, or may be disastrous. The way to tvoid imprij*r treatment and imperfect cures is to obtain a book ?iui.lf.l Tlir Rubicon," it gftVOS a history iu detail of the disease, with the proper anu true mode ol treatment? by perusiug it patieul* will l>? sole to understand their owu case aud coudttiou. It u written by a physician whose ample ciperit lice was gained in the course of an extensive pact ice among patients of'this class, embiacing tvssihle to UBttblt. In reference to tfie uieriu of the little book itself, the best evidence ol its value u the constant and increasing opposition it mee s with from those whose Oa-CUi?atlou is endangered by its rapidly indreastagsals. Prion $9 Milts* By lir. at his residence, 31 Molt street, uearly op|?os*le the church, about 150 vards irom Chatham square, aud also at (he drug stores of the Messrs. Sands, 79 and 100 fu I ton si., aud on b.lh corners of Broidway aud Chamber* st. Si HICTUac ?Persons aftticted with structure should call on Di.G.egoiV and llioiaire iutu lliu mpriu nl' hi> i?hu t 4ll uiuti rvwlv iiuci wilhuif to prove ihai lu? method ol curing d stricture i? n|h t di?r-tnd more ctri tain than the common i n i int-nt. riu* yj? TtuMiti f rirt jrr inii thtil u Irom a quarter of au hour to about leu cav?. Those wishing t m?ke luitnti mqutrf will Mt ire flhirfi i uy Luc ?treuulh ul ilieu tUiVsTt I'D 1 iO.NS, 10 c ii .ure a cuurh mul cid lor a kierl iriikth of lime, but audi itisiam.es arc seldom, and uiorl |?rO|>ie when thus al.acked, i arc lujuccd in a anort s|iacc of Uuu lo a Led of sickness? w li.cli, ntue times out of leu lerunuaics Hi Uial trial Complaint, CONSUMPTION. 1 No one, therefore, should neglect for an instant the relief given by I he u ,e of a triv packages of the CO.VlfOU.MJ bV l'ilAC i Ob ilOAlUiOUND. Sold Wiiolurslc aoi iciad. by I. l'a,ASln X S'JN. intnuUmureis and iiiopriclor., ai tli.ii warehouse, No. 4} Division strict. A VOiCK FllOM NEW JliKSEY. .\A.vmh, Sep-. 30:li. 1842. CrKN riiiMi.v: W oilr 1 obs- rved so many testimonials, nuh'iclr conferred on tlii elhucy ol your iuva uable Cuinpvud tniuactof lioariiound candy, I led dsiiuue ol htviug doleireu one from mysill so long El|VsiU to ail wcalheis, on I gem rally indifferent >o die cm ssijueucrs I fooli lily nealccled a cold and dry cou.Ii, lil t rtulord ine disabled liuui occupit.ou. 1 sulleieu bo.h iiieetling and bli.teiiu., u..lil itsy stieugih steuied tola'ly lo lo rise ui iuii licios lo my clival audot oiiscli lied been coua.diit'y but uu.u Cesslully nil; lo\id In ibis slate 1 remained l.oni S pieiubcr tu New Year's, wiiru ui> 111.inls whom 1 had formi rl, u cl in health oil i good .pirns.. trrled at uiv sudden c uiiged condition. At tl.m riocc-l I ad 1 id iinud cusued, the disiress ui br an i ,g via, removed, and I mi now ih.iiklul to say luai 1 feel iu every ics|>ccr l*cUci than ever. 1 shall rel'tr all ui> iiI.u a suiit-iers lo dds ilioad siretl, where your Candy is so.d Uy u,' AaCUl. Yoll.sliUly, J, H. N UK I ON. 110 Broad st. To Messrs. J. 1'ease St son la linisiuu ol. Any one dial wishes to see Uie original letter, will please call at llie i'ro|>riciois. J. I tAafj :z au N, 4j idtyision st. Agents in the City ?Uu.i.ioii at Aspmwall, lu Asior House, 111) liioadw.iy, ana lib Wnuaiu street; Baleson, No. 1 Park Kow.aud 31 llowrr/;D bun- li, 2i0 Glialham ?t. aiiii comer Eldridge and urand\,iieci; Knb;, corner Clinton and Oivi.ion streets. Agents ou' of the cily.?Zieber, 87 Dock street, Philadelphia, Pa. and Washington city. II. C Redding, V Stale at, Jioatou Itobiusou. Ill Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md; Baxter, 57 Slate st, Albany Weed Ik Wains, Troy u3r CHEMICALS, DitUCS, CUPA1VA CAPSULES AND GEKAM SILVER. j iR. KEUCHTW ANOEK, No. 1, Wall street, offer* Chel J micals, Drugs, Dyestutfs, very cheap, and warrants all Ins pre|iaralious ol best quality and the mo.t genuine in market, via:?Luuy caustic ana silver crystals, Iroin 50 cu. to $1 25 per oz aqua Tortis 8 cts per lb hydrocyanic acid Ph. U. a. 25 cts |ieroz pure nitric acid lor jewellers and chair makers IH\ CU pr lb copaiva caiwules, best quality, $7, $14, and $20 pr gross; lupous acid 14 cu pr lb; iabairaques chloride ol soda, with b lench 1 ,bels $2 7a pr doz jodiue 25 cU pr oz dentists goldfoil, ol' the most approved mauul'acluiea, $30 pr oz diamond cement $12 pr gross spirits ol hartshorn, from 7 to 20 cU pr lb audsweet spirits ol mire 1'roin 8 lo20 cu pr lb; jodiues o! potas sia, iron, sulphur, lead, mercury 50 els proz;. weedish leeches $10 pr loO; chloride of j. dine 75 cts pr oz; bromine $3 pr oz; and hypohtlphlde ol'soua $1 50 pr lb; compound clieuucal whale oil, soap and all his |>oi?oii* warranted. instruct logwood aud chips dye woods, sold very cheap. Apply to dk. Lewis keuchtwanger, ol73in*tc No. I Wall St., N. Y HULL'S TRUSSES. NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS. DEKSONS alilicud with ruptures may rely ujiou the best A instrumental aid the world affords, on application at the office, No. 4 Veeey street, or to either ol' the agents lu the principal towns in the United Stales. Be careful to examine the back pad of Hull's trusses, lo ace if ihey are endorsed by ut Hull, in writing. Noue are genuine, or lo be relied upon as good, without In* signature. Many iwraoua have undertaken to veud Imitations of Hull'a celebialed trusses, aud U.ousands are imposed uikiu iu couselueiice. These nnilalioua canuot be relied U|>ou tliey are made by uuakilfal inecliauica, .uid are uo belter liian Hie ordiuary iruaaea. iloonrs hate been titled op at No. 4 Veaey itreet, exclusively for ladies, harm* a separate eulrauce Irum llie business dt (wrilueul, where a leeiale is in constant aiteudauce lo wail upon teniale patieui*. oil lun DISEASES UF THE EYE it K. DIOSSY Ui'HTHAEiVi 10 SURGEON, No. 2U7 BKOAUWAY, thill nice 111 Kullun Sited, upiaisitu St. Caul's Church. ATTENDS TO DISEASES uK THIS EYE, ANU ALL THE NECESSAKY OPERATIONS THEREON. OFFICE HOURS FROM if TO ti O'CLOCK. Having coinplcieu his studies of J years Willi bH. ELLIOTT, Oculist, and been subsequently engaged as his assistaul, K. K. lliossy is enabled lo undertake llie treatment of all diseases affecting the oraaus of vision. Terms moderate and graduated to the nature auu extent ol the disease. Permission is given to refer to his late instructor, and also to some of the most eminent Professors ol the Medical Faculty iu New York. N.B. The oor treated gratuitously ;i04 GUIDE TO SOUND TEETTT LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR. r\K. A. C. CASTLE. Dentist. 297 Broadway, X. Y., has a Lf Paste for filling decayed hollow teeth, the efficacy ol which has satisfactorily stood the test ol |iublic opinion lor si vera I j ears. It is put iu the tooth while in a soli slate, aud becomes embodied with the tooih as a comiwct solid tooth, thus preventing, IN ALL CASKS, the necessity ol rtiiaetiou?the most painful loutli csn thereby be preserved. Lotos ol the lirsl standing hi society give their testimonial* in ihr irxt glowing terms. The editor of t ic Kituiug Post, 22d nlr. says?"It is admirably adapted lor teudi r tei th, ard nervous persons, .-.Lit Dr. Crulle operalt s with gieal care sou ability." Toothache Pills, our of w hich pi! iu the painful tooth will effect a,s rmaneni cure. [Krom the J uirusl of Commerce.] DELICATk AND 8Ul CESrHIL OPKKATION.-Dr. A i replaced. by a mo** iiivemoii i piece ot ntal Mrrhamam, IV loxt pom >n* of t lie up|ier ai 0 lower jaw honea and ih> ir it'th. >h11siiniuni|a by medical men ol tin highest tank lu this roni.il> it is sustained In the ieadiust member! of the faculties of l.'o.lejrts and Hospitals, and by all trie eminent private practitioners. I K?.iuu have been furnished exclusively for ladies, at No. i Ycsey street, hating separate euliaucr Irom the business defs.'mut, where a lady is iu couslixul atteudaoce, to apply rrn?st'? ui'l Hupporicis In li male pitient*. ot linr D It. COOKE RETUi? NEI) FROM ENGLAND, WITH all the litrst important information from Europe, ?it Will I petrormilK enrrs of tlie woist class of vcnrrereal disease in its most aggiesated forms, with unpreeedented expedition and desintch, may again he consulted t OMually as well as confidentially, at his office, No. 3 Norton shsrl. Albany. N.TT rite Lock Hospital, m America tlie only Philanthropic institution established, under the beniicn auspices of the celebrated Dr. Cooke, at No. 3 Norton st. Albany, N. Y., for the relief and couTenieuce of the unfortunate, is reputed as lie best asylum extant lor the comfort and certain recorery of the invalids. At this Idfirmary patients have the very best medical attendance, including board and pursing, which very ma.enally laciliUtea mutual approbation; and as Dr.Cookr, (he humane found er of so desirable a retreat and sacred sernrity, resides on the premises, the most incredulous there may repose their utmost confidence?feel at home?purine their usual avocations?and i iyoy the society ol perhaps the m st ?ninent physician as well as tlie mm' lienevoleni man of the age.? Eurcvtan. 'f Krini-mbr., Dr. C moke attends personally mini patients, olj im*r CUROICaD AND DfcNI AL INSTRUMENTS. No. SI O Gold si.?Druggists ami couulr/ mechanls will find it to hi ir interest to call at the above number before purchaaitg Isewhere, where they will find a complete assortment of all irticles iu the abore line. N.'F7A liberal ducoantm.de fo^cash.^ (JOULDlN(J HOLT'S CANDY. OURPAHSING ANY THING OF THE KIND.?Let it O stand eixm its own mrnti?' ouchs i.nd Colds. HOLT'S CANDY has it lined for itself a reputation, (solely by its own merits) far aboye 11 nliuary class of remedies for the complaints lor which it is used. L u recommended by thousands who hare eipeitrneed its eicellent effects as a sovereign remedy for (.iiafhi, t -olds, and all affections ol the lung*. This is to certify that I haye, in my practice, prescribed Mr. P. Holt's Comi>aiiud Cough Candy m many cases of coughs, colds, sod all atfeciions of the lungs, with the most beneficial effects?knowing the coiniaineni parts of this Candy, and k?y ing ti edtfirm formally years in my own private practice, I can with safety recommend the a.licle to all iroubled Willi any id the eofnplaiiils above meutioned. In my estimation this tinlv hus tlir nrpcpfUnrf ot any ho# ill u*p. DAVID liANV, M l? Hartford, Conn. Sept. 20, I M2. or sale by M. P. HOLT, OT Main street; also, by the I'rinriiiai Druggists in Hartford A B.fcD Sands, 79 En I ton strret; at Dr. Spine's Pharmacy, 'J Bowery, corner ol Walker at. are Agents iu New York. atSte'r PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE! TO A PARTICULAR CLASS OF INVALIDS. Q rPHl?RE it one cUu of invalids who merit thp warmest sym g |uachy of all who desire to alleviate the sufferings of the al a flirted. Thxt class consists of those who aie laboring under the effect* of those vicious iudulgt-uaii> of the Union. Canada .mil the rfi ?l I win The cases and medicine are ?o jiuc up that do concealment c utctsMry. By order. W. S. klCHARDSON, Ageut I'nuripal office of the Colleue, 97 Nassau street, New York. ctt 3mw rr KXPtllilENUE poll KOUH YEARS ha* lolly te?ted the eitraordmary vir- S r tue. ol DR. SHERMAN'S MEDICATED LOZ^N- J GES. Several million bote* have been *old.aud si v e u perfect satisfaction to all who have Died them. PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN, i Lawyer*, t'rofeaaort, rich and poor, high and low?in fact, J nearly the whole Aineticau people, have given them their c sanctum, and they are now fast aprradiug their influence* to v every part of the known world. c Drs. Hunter, Smith. Roger*, Vauder|>ool, Scott, aud iour q hundred oilier physician* in New York city alone, recommend Sherman's Lozenges, daily, in their practice. Sherman'* .Me- t dicated Lozenge* are never ?old by the ounce, but alway* in i boles, with hi* name attached. The Doctor being an educated d aud ei|ierien*ed phyaiciau, and a member of the Medical So- u ciety of the city ol New York, give* a character to hi* prepa- c ratior s thai no others etnov. COLORS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, t Asthma, Tightness ol the Chest, Whooping Cough, Cough at- 1 tending Measlea, and all affections of the Lungs, are iiumedi- o alely relieved by Sherman's Cough Lozengea. They eulirely cure all recent caaes in a few hours, aud often the most alarm- y ing cases of Consumption yield, as if by magic, to their hapiy S MMN, as in the cases of the Rev. Mr. Anttiouy, tne Rev. I Mr. Streetar, and huudreda of others, even where the> had 6 been given up a* incurable. r WORMS CAUSE DEATH To thousands, without their ever being suspected. Children j and adults often suffer much from them, when a bos ol Slierman's Worm Lozenge* would give them immediate relief.? Hundreds of instauoes have come to our knowledge, where person* on the brink of the grave, fast wasting away, aud the Physiciana trying their skill in vain, and resorting, at laat, as l the only hope, to Shevman's Worm Lozenges, which have re- 1 stored them to health and happiness. How often have moth- t era called at the Warehouse and poured foith their lhauki and blessing* for the restoration ol their dear beloved offspring, Never before has a nerferi rrmeilv been discovered for Lne ell- h tire eradication of all kind* of worm*. fi HEADACHB, PALPITATION, Lowoeu of Spirits, Fatigue, Fainting, De*| oudeucy, Nervous u Diseases generally, and ilea sickness, are all subject to (he curative pro|iertie* of Sherman'* Camphor Loxeuges. They cure severe headache*, be. in ten minute*. In fact, they ope- c rate like a charm, and no person should an to sea without them, as they are infallible in sea sickness. I'ersous subject to fatigue, or attending crowded parlies, will find them to relieve v them ol all lassitude and oppression. Warehouse IW> Nassau street. Agents?Church's, IDS Bow- sl ery; Sand's, 77 East Eroadway, and corner Cnamkers and Broadway; Codiugtou. 227 Hudson; Rushton and Aspiuwall's tl three stores, and 139 pulton street. Hrooklyu, S Slate street, v Bnstou, aud 3 Lediier Uuildiugs, Philadelphia. au!6r 6EBRING'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL. ^0.476 Broadway.N.V.?This Cordial having obtained a iust u lv celebrity on account of the many cures it has iwrformed, in ti cases to which it is adapted, the public is rcs[>ectfully informed that itrelievesl)ys|ie|isiaaiid other disorders of the stomach. It is Iiecuharly adapted to remove those complaints, not by constant- I iy physiciug, but by strengthening tlie system. No g.eater mistake can be made thau to supiiose that Dyspepsia, or any a other disease arising from debility, can be cured by a freuuent I' forced action on the bowels, by purgative medicines. When this eomplaiut exists, the system is already too Weak, and every additional dose lends to make it more so. The Cordial, ou the c contrary, acting as a tonic, strengthens the digestive organs, and assists them to perform their function* as nature designed.? Hence it is found to be efficacious also in those diseases |ieculiar f to females, which arise more frequently from weakness thau I' from any other cause. The Cordial likewise is a certain cure for the Nervous Headache, and affords relief in almost all af lections of the nervous system. It is aa excellent preventive of _u costiveness and low spirits. The aged aud infirm of boih sexes, and persons of sedentary habits, prone to costiveness, havetx- c oerienced great benefit from it. It speedily promotes strength m all eases of general debility, restores a good and healthy an a uetile,gives tone aud vigor to the whole system, and is highly a UeUCIlCini as a [UUIC IU uunvdirjcuuc Iium le'Cls anu nuiai aiuic disorders. In proof of its virtues iu the above complatnU, the public is referred to the recommendations ol cmiueut physicians. ax well ax chore of resiieciable geiilleuien wno have derived benefit from the use of it, xoine of which are published ill the circular accompanying each bottle. The Restorative Cordial is prepared and sold by the proprietor at 476 Broadway, N. V., and by respectable druggists throughout c the country. 1 rice $1 per bottle,and Sn per dozen. Orders ac- I coinpauied by the cash punctually executed, and forwarded ac- 11 cording to directions. Sold also by the Messis Rushton He Aspinwall, 88 Willia h st, 110 Broadway, and ttf Astor House. o4 I in in 11 KAU DJS BEADTJS. h GOURAUD'S EAU DE BEAUTE, or True Water of Beauty, for exterminating Tan, Redness, Sallowu as, Pimiiles, breckles, Mophew, Burns, Blotches, and all cu taneous eruptions?lor realizing delicate while ucclts, hands, and arms, aud eliciting a healthy juvenile bloom, stands un- rivalled. Its soothing and healing properties in alt roughness a and harshness of the skin?especially in allaying the irritability ?i after shaving, is bevoud compare. Among the swarms ol Mashy a pre titrations and vile compounds forced into notice by parasiti- b cal |a>p gun pulls, liouraud's 8am Lotion has unobtrusively d crept ns wsy slowly but surely aud steadily into public favor ir throughout the United Stales. This article is not recommend- li ed for its cheapness" (its price being $1 per bottle, though at ai this cost it is infinitely cheaper than the vile stulf spread daily o before tl e |>ublic, eveu il the cost were one shilling or oue d cent.) Such cheap remedies or Mineral Astringeuts being not tl only n adequate to the objects contemplated, but by their re- il. pellaut ac.ion, positively mjunous to health. (JOURAUD'S el WfTEK OK BEAUTY recommends iixcll by its combined r? efficacy, harmlessues* of action, and refreshing fragrauce. ei A Krench lady writing to the proprietoi, says? di Mous. (iouraud?'Tis but an act ol' justice that 1 should ces; New Haven, E Myers; Providence, Dyer, Jr., Cinciuiiatti, Thomas, Main street, and others throughout the U. Stales. Gouraud's Poudre Subtile, for completely and permanently eradicating superfluous hair, SI per bottle. Gouraud's Liquid Vegetable Rouge, M cents ja r bottle. Gouraud's Blanc D'Espagne, imparts a pure life whiteness c to skiu, free from the deleterious principles generally entering P into combination for this purpose, 2i ceuts |>er box. a!7 Im r J ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS. v ANK BOX of these invaluable Pills is worth all the quack e medicines advertised for certain delicate diseases. Let the f the unfortunate rest assured, that there is no exaggeration in as- setting these Pills to be a speedy and radical cure for gonorr- r hoaa,gleets, irriration of kidneys, Ike. They were for several years prescribed by the celebrated Aberuethy, in all stages of Lne aoove oiseases. in inr iini aiitiici ouf wi is usuany sum cienl to rffrct a cure m a few days. In long protracted chronic stages, obstinate gleets, fcc. thvy are equally certain, having cured hundreds wno had been takiug oilier medicines for mouths, which tended more U destroy the constitution than to cure the disMae. They never leave the parts snhject to the troublesome wellness which so frequently occur after using other inedi- j noes. Tliey have no unpleasaiit ta.te or smell; and anyone taking them might frequent the most refined society without having their misfortunes anspected. They are cumposed en- a tirely of vegetable ingredients, which invigorate the system i Snerally. Koi sale only in New York bv Wm. Watson, A|m>- f ecaries' Hall, 36 Catherine si., and in Brooklyn by Blagrove, druggist, Kulioii st. oil lm*r 0 i'ARR'rf LIKK PlLLri. Te rPHE immense increase of the sale of these Pills for the short J- time they have been introduced into this country, is truly astonishing, and a convincing proof of the conquering power of this hue herbal medicine in remedying disease. At tins seaaon ofthe year, when the syslem u relaxed by the heat of summer, a course of this invaluable medicin* will clear ofT the sour ami bad hniaors which heat invariably gen-ratea. The liver, which generally geta sluggish, will be put into healthy action, and thus be able to perform the functions allotted to it, the body altogether will he reiuvigor.ite J, and prepared to undergo whatever change the wiutrr may bring on. In bilioua complaints, heavy colds and inflammations, they afford a speedy relief, ami to the fema'e constitutions they ate particularly applicable, as mauy who have tried thein can certify. In fact, every one who haa used Parr's Life Pills seem to be instilled with new life, for their fine, tonic properties invariably restore the stomach to a healthy longing for food, sound sleep, aud all the concomitants attendant on good health. The eitent to which they art) nsed in Europe, among all classes of society, is beyond conception, for more than 30,000 boxes are there sold weekly, showing that all who use them appreciate their worth. They are i sold eacluaively by the following agents, viz*? Kushton fc Aspinwall, druggists and chemists, 86 William at. 110 Broadway and 10 Astor House. Abraham Bands Si Co.druggists aud chemists,granite buildings. ji 273 Broadway, comer of1Chamber at. 'J P. Dickie, 413 Broad way .corner of Lispenaril John B. Dodd. druggist, Broadway, corner Bl'ecker at. H A. W. Badeas, Bowery Medicine Store, 260 Bowrry John C. IUrt, druggist. 341 Grand corner Norfolk at. Hymen' Medicine Store, 63 Bowerv, corner of Walker at. k. B. Triplet, corner Fulton and Water at. Horace Kveretl, druggist, 367 Greenwich at., neat the corner of ri Franklin St. J I Ik J. Coddingtnn, apothecariea, 227 Hndai n ateeet, comer of ra Spring at. th t. L. Cotton, chemiat and apothecary, 263 BL-eckec at., corner ei of Jones st. cj I. Wendover, druggist and apotheary, HI Kighth avenue. fc Brooklyn?Win. Armstrong, seed, drug and patent medicine pi warehouse, 184 3k Fulton st. And wholesale, at proprietors' office, tHf at DOCTOR GLOVER 8 DKGS to inform those who hare recently enquired if he has y left the practice of his profession, tnal he continues to iceacrihe for inch as require his aid as tistial. Those difficult and protracted cases which require practical ssperienca to en- n sore success, hare been the particular ohjects of his study. The recent improvements is chemistry hare put into his hands seseral new and iinimrtant remedies which have escaped the obser rationof the less scrutinising phyaiciau Or. Glover's primary education enables sun So keep pace N with the isnprorements of the day, being a graduate is tne melical iiofeasion. The unsns|iectiiigstranger should beware of no the host ol self ruined Doctors nud pretendeu, some of whom M ispire to be anthors o( little boons npno sibjerts of which they a uc totally ignorant. Office, No. 1 Ann at?privatt entiance, 4lli door from the ni VIutenia?office hours until *c lurk P.M. o> lm*r tl TEaOKER OF fllH FlJUTK. TMONZANI,? Thnmiaon street, gires instructions on S the rials f eras lli par quarter. In'i 4 CONSUMPTIONS. ROUGHS, COLDS. Asthmas, pain in the chest or side, ipitJ ting of hlo-xl, Catarrhs, Pleurisy, Hectic Ifever, uiglit wests, Difficulty of Breathing,Palpitation of the Heart, lose of trrngth, Kmaliation and all affections of the chest and lungs, igtther with those diseases which predispose to cousuu pliou. 'hi Iceland Balm |irr|iared from :Ke Iceland Moss is a mediae iMtssessiug most extraordinary |>ro|iertiet, and has been esrined in Eurone and this country uot only as a cure but as a reventive for that cruel disease the pulmonary Consumi lion, .is |ie(fectly innocent, very palatable exceedingly nourish ig, and ought in all cases to be tried where there there is soy nauce of a recovery. For sale by PATRICK DICK IK, o! Im*r 413 Broadway, corner of Lisiiena'd at LUCINA OOllDlAL. t/f AGNIN* LUCINA CORDIAL, for the sure and sreedy VI cure of incipient consumption, barrenness, itnpotrncy, luorhic or whites, gleet, obstructed, difficult or jiaiuful meustru t i,ii, incoutStence of urine, or involuntary disc barge thereof, lid for thr general prostration of the systact, and guaranteed in al! cases, tliey are well I spud for strangen, travellers, Ike.; and to plrfce tiiem within he reach of all, the proprietor has reduced the price to Three Mian each package, which will be forwaided (to post i*id rders only) packed in tin csaes, and free from ohservaliou. Prii.ce street, corner of Marion, a lew doors past Nib[i'tG'Wdeu. Private entrances and offices for consululion, 9S .Marion, one d or below drug stare. Marion street is a dieci continuation ol Centre. oil Im*r FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. ?Y LETTERS PATENT OF THE UNITED STATES THE TRlCOPHEROUc* OR MEDICATED COMPOUND, FOR THE HUMAN HAIR. '8 with confidence rccommeuded to all whose hair is becorn. ing thin from disease, scurf, and dandruff. The surest remedy o pi event BALDNESS AND GREY. HAIR. The most healthy dressing that can possibly kr applied to the ead; rendering the hair soft aud glossy, and m-eirig the scalp roin all humors and irritations, removing every particle ol curf aud dandruff, and disposing the hair to cnri. Its frequent se will preserve the hair in health and beauty to the latest peiod of life. For infant h.-adt it is iuvaluable. To be lud only at the Hair Cuttiug Rooms, 146 Broadway, ornei of Liberty at, up stairs, or ol the appointed agents. *30 lm*rc DENTl^TR Y l\71?HFS to be known by his work, not v WORDS.?A. WALKER, Dentist, No. 90 hambers treet, sets imitation incorruptible teeth on roots, which caunot distinguished trotn the natural. Inserts the same quality of eelh on the principle of atmospheric piessure, from one to a molf st*?, Uelyiiitc iletectiou. auu auaweriug ine purpoten ol the atur.il or^aiM. Killing or Plugging decayed teeth whether the erve be exposed or not. The toothache cured. Kxiracting nth out distractiitK the patient. These auu all operntious tieriiutiiK tO tlM Dlltti l|l|IOBt performed at 26 percent less han tne usual charges. o2 lm?r MEDICAL AID. P)ll. GREGORY will attend aud prescribe fur a particular L-fclaai of patients, at liia residence No. 34 Mott street, every ay iu the week,at all hour, of day aud evening. Hit treatment ray be relied on aa being the beet, and the plan pursued will be n accordance wtiih the symptoms of the disease, having referuce also to the accommodation of lite patient and a perfect ure of the malady. It is worthy of uote that a great number of patients after hayag been treated for the disease were discharged by their physi iana as being cured, and perhaps would remain so a week or inger after that disease begins to make its appearace agatu, aud i this stage it is generally considered worse to cure than in the rst instance. It is in cases like these that Dr. U. lias at length iscoveird a remedy, wluth as yet is entirely uuknown to any ttier physician. It is an external application, requiring to be onlinued in some cases nut more than thirty hours. It has roved successful in every instance w here it has been applied, nd has cured cases of from three to fifteen year, standing. This unouncemeut is uot made from motives ol vauity or train t jve of boasting, but simply to inform those in need of the reledy, where to obtain it. Those seeking the Doctor, will find im at his on u house (not a drug store) No 34 Mott st, about SO yards off Irom Chatham Square, being nearly opposite the [one church?it is easily found at night. Dr. Gregory has published an improved edition (with enravings) of a little nook entitled the "Rubicon:" it treats exlustvely on the complaints above alluded to. Tlie remarks on Uictureshoolu be read by every one,especially those with a pro racted case ud disease. It is for sale by the author, at his office nn t>y Messrs. nanus, f.i ,u,u iuu r uiu.u-aiitet, ana nolo (rug stores corner of Chamber* st au?l Broadway; also u? the lowery at Nos. 63 and 188; and at the corner of East Broadway ud Market-street. Application. by .Mail, Post paid, vnclosig $i, will receive the book by return 01 Mail, free ot PostL.e. i?I7 Im'r THE GENUINE FRENCH MEDICINES, HE, compounded at the College of Pharmacy and Medicine, a- No. 1 Beekmau st. established for the suppression ol Quack ry and Nostrum mongers, where professional advice iu all lses is given the purchaser gratis by,the attending physician, y and undei whose direction all medicines are coni|aiuuded and is|ieused. These medicinps have stood the lest of thirty years I eradicating diseases or the most mahgu'tiil and private uaire, and are a stuidard remedy iu the principal Parisian and od Loudou hosnitals of the present day. Cancers cured with ul cutting; malignant ulcers,scrofulous, scorbutic, cutaneous iseascs, and rheuutatir pains in the limbs and joints; nodes ou le shin hones, etc. Keinedies put up to suit all el isses, at mo crate charges, for the cine ol syphilitic aud gonorrhoea! disliarges from the urethra aud iiarts of generation in bolli seies, quiring uo restrictineul in any particular. Patients are treaili by a regular physician of thirty yeais esperience, whose iplomas ate exhibited to view at bis otiice, No. 1 Beekmau st. irner of Park How, (under Lovejoy's Hotel) New York. or lin+c CAUTION TO FEMALES. jfADAME WESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, would 'f inform ladies who with a proper deiicacy, have a repugiiice u the treatment of their complaints except by oue of their wn sex, thai in all cases she attends to them personally,her exirience, practice aud knowledge enables tier to do so. Site ceins it necessary In slate tins, as she does not wish to be aascd with the pretenders continually appearing anil disappear ig, advertising as "Female Physicians," who loo ignorant and icom|>eleiit themselves are obliged to get some scaicely less ;noraut quack to experiment instead. Consulting p triors and isidence US Greenwich street, between CourUaudl and Lierty streets. Hours of attendance from t A. >1. to 9 P. M. olllm'r _ MADAME RE3TELL, pK.VIALE PHYSICIAN. Othce anil lestdeuce, Ut One, wich street, betweeu Courtlandt ud Lilierty streets, where le can be cousulled with the stricte.i conhdenee on com laiuts incident pi the female trone. Mai! erne Rcstell'sexperieiica aud know ledge in the treatmeui f obstinate cases of female irregularity. stoppage, suppression. IC., is such as to rei|uire but a lew davs to effect a iwrfeci ure. Ladies desiring proper inrdical atleudauce dunu con ueinentor other indisposition, will be accommodated ilurin. ich time, with private and reepectabb board. Preventive Powders,"' for married ladies, whose de cate or precarious health lorbuls a ton rapid increase of family, rill be sent by mail to any part of the United Slates. Pncr !t a package. All Letters (post paid) addressed to box 963 few York. Boston Office, No.7 Essex street N. B.?Madame WESTELL would inform ladies residing ut of the city, whose health would not admit of travelling, that he would devote her personal alteudancc ujkiu ihcin in any art of the I States within reasonable distance, ol lm*' FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. "kWINO to the celebrity, elficacy, and invariable success o' Madame Westell's Female Monthly I'll la in all cases ol rregularity, suppression, or stoppage of those functions of na ure upon which the health ol every female depeuds, since i eir .ntroductiou into the United Stites, now about four years, uunterleits and imitations are constantly attempted to he aimed off for the genuine. Che. p common pills a e puiciia.tu t twelve cents a box, put np in different boxei and called? 'Female Monthly Pills." with theohiectof selling them, if ossible, at oue or two dollars a box. Females ore therefo r autioucd against these attempts to impose upon them. It if uflicient here to state that all Female Monthly Pills are councrieita, except those sold at Madame Westell's Priucipal 'JlTice, sa llr.?..is,;rh itr,.t v.. V...L 'tic* SI. Madame Rcatell'a sigaalur* i* written on t;ve envoi f each bi. N. B.?They can be naed bv married ur single, by following lie directions enclosed inside of each box. Sold alao by a, ointment at 284 Grand itreet, corner of Allen, New York, oi lm*r TO MARRIED LADIES. MfADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS "A?The?c invalnable Powderahare been universally adoptee n Europe, lint France in particular, for upward* of thirty years, a well aa by thouaaudaiu thia country, aa being the only mild, afc, and efficacious remedy for married ladies, whoae hea'lf oihida a too ra|>id increaae of family Madaine Reatell, aa ia wel{ know n, was lor thirty yeara Ke aale Physician in the two priuci|>al Female Hospitals in Etc opt?-thoae of Vienna oud Paris? where favorrc by her grew xperieuce and optmrtnukica, aiw attained that celebrity in hoae great diacorcriea in medical actcuce ?o specially .idaplri) o the female frame, for which her mediciiH* now aland uuri ailed, aa well in thia country aa in Europe. Her acquaimanct rith Uie physiology and anatomy of the female frame, enabled cr?by tracing the decline and ill healfliof marr.ed temalca. carce in the meridian oi life, and the cunac>|Ueut rapid auti (ten apparently inexplicable causes which consign many a oud mother to a premature grave?to their true source?to ar lie at a knowledge of the primary cauaea ol female indi.tpoar ioiui?especially of married fcmajer?which, in 1808, led to he discovery c her celebrated Preventive Powdera.' Hieir adoption n.aa been tiie means of preierving not only he health, but ov?u the life of inanv an affectionate wife ind and mother. The adrcrtner feelnijt the importance of thia inlviect, and e* rmatiug the vaat teueiita reaalting tc thousand* by their adno ion, would inoit rcsiiectfully aroaae .ne attention of the umi led, by all that they hold near and dear, tc, their cnttaideration *it not wiaa and virtuoiialo prevent evila to which we are sub ret, by aitnple and healthy meaua within our control. Every lsoasaionate, virtuous, and enlightened mind will nnln vital ugly answer in the affirmative. Price live dollar* a trackage ccompaitied with full rati particular direction*. Tin* an be forwarded by mail to any ;>urt of the Unit ad State*. At Jttcra must be post paid, and aJdrr ssed to MADAME KES ELL, Female PUy-siciau. Principal office, 148 (ircenwich reel, New York. OtTice hours Irom 9 A.M. to 1? o clock P. M i'-Qqi- office No. 7 Eases at, oil m*r PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS t.ava.vigu tan no.rtaxii uv 1. DE BOUDELOQUE, M I)., LISBON, POtU'l t u rHE Scientific corabiuation of ingredients of which Mire to .>e ic only preparation ever discovered that his pro.ed in? vriably rrtain in producing ihc monthly turns. Thru certainty, in v i?es, of ma sucn mat trie V mull mn ne mrii dnim prt'tjnaucv r though always mild, safe, and healthy, tn-v are certain w rodnce miscarriage if uifd duriua that peiiod. The directions arc translated into English etn.1 ate fuse loped mnd with the seal of the importer, stamped. Each boa con iins the signatnre of M. de Boutielnuur. and the English ill tctions have the signatnre of Dr. F. Ve L V KA If. anthnosed tent far the continent of Amenca. They can he transmitted by mail so auy part of tite United tates. Letters directed to Dr. K. Melveaw, t>ni 3t, Nets orb, will meet with immediate attention. All li ttera innM b postpaid. Sold hy appointment at 150 Cherry, uesi Lathe ne street. Price $5. Half hoses 11 No half hoses sent hv mil ot Im'r dicta

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