The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
November 25, 1842

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TH1 Tot, VIII.? 910 Wnnl? Mo. 3177. NEW JERSEY HAILKOAD AND TRANS POHTATION COMPANY. N'RW YORK AND NEWARK^ Inn tnr Ivtl or Ctuitlstdl iOnI, New York. (Kviry ecil)C articles as per tarif to be obtained at office 23 Broadwav. my31 6m*r FAKE REDUCED. PERSONS GOING SOUTH. vy FA lit ItEDtTUED on both the routes from Balimore to Charleston, by the Chesapeake Bay, Portsmrnini, Ityclilon, Wilmington, N.C., and thence to Charleston, to (13, meals on the Bay boats included or via Washington city, Hyenmood. Petersburg, Wehton, Wilmington, n. f., and thence to Cbatleston, to (23, meals extra?making the fare on both routes the same. Every exertion is made to keep the Railrotds and Steam hosts connecting these lines in good erder, and exjicdite travel, and make passengers as comfortable as pos stMe. By this route you may be sure of reaching New Orleans rem New York seven or eight days sooner than any other line, at an expense not exceeding (72. E. B. DUDLEY, nl7r President W. fc R. K. R. Co. regular opposition to cats Cf ^7* jjeKILL.snd intermediate landings, without tow 3EsMJbZ.bir?ts^Rr|Dlir days from Cattsktll, Mon nays, Weiiiiesiiays and Fridays. Fiona New Jfork, Tuesdays, T'>ur?diiys aud Sa'urdays.?hare to or from Catukill, SO cents. ?B-rtln 25 cent;?S'lpper 25 cents. The new and feet ste-incr WAVE, Captain Vanderbilt, will le^ve Robinson sL pier Thursday Nov. 17th, at live o'clock. For fun ht r particulars inquire of the ca. tain on board. By running on the days'akove named, there will bi daily com muuication between Catskill and New York (and intermediate places) for freight and passage at reduced prices. n?r MFOtt SALE, the cheapest Farm in these puts, of 70 acres, goo.i buildings, plenty of fruit, wood and waler. Do. for ss'e orexchtnge for good city property four vain >ule farms aud lour houses and lots in and uigh Plaiuneld. De. to trade for dry goods an J groceries, new hoase and two Otle Do. valuable lots in Jersey City. Call on 8. VAIL, Saturdays, 41 CoartUndl street, from 10 to 2. Other days, flainlield N. J., or at >74 Washington st. Ten small farms lor sale low. S. V. ?i20 Jw*m *sea WAN'Pfcu TO PURCHASE?A country residence l it within 25 miles of New York, nue with from 5 to 2# LJmm acre* of land,near Long Island Bound. preferred. AdJrc*? with full particulars, boi 7, Poet Office, i'ou. hkeepaie, N. T. nl? re WILLIAM BROWN'S ch?ap euh itore. 126 Chatham J^h opposite Riaenll street.?Caasinirre, Silk aad Far Flits, Ot er, Seal, Nutria, Cloth aud Silk Velvet Cars. Several lit-w patterns,richly trimmed and neatly fiuitheu. A lame assortment of fiury furr, 1, ur trimming, splendid lyn* muffs, aud the real swansdewn irimmiug, all oi which will be sold, wholesale or retail, very low. i 16 lm*tc. p"mjKSTKIAN ACADEMY.?'The subscriber would re" Xb specllully inform the Ladles and (ientiemen of New York and Brooklyn, that he has opened an Academy, (in that large axl commouious building formerly known as the Equestrian r.sclianiie or Cook'a Ciic:ta, e?t I ilorinu Establishment in the city at RUB8ELL. PATRICK A CO.'S 396 feiirl street. Frock and Dress Coats made t0 Pius street, New York aires w drafts in sums to suit apulic -nl?, en tlie Provincial Baafc of Ireland, p?>able at Cork, Limenck, Clonmel, Londoudr-rv Bligo, Weeford, Belfast, Walerford. Gatway, Armagh Alfc loo". Colersine, Kilkenny. Ballina, fralee, Viugh.ll, ?nn'? ftullen, Monaghau, B*n bridge, Ball) rneoa,Parsnnsiown,DownPatrick, 0*van, Lurgau, Omagh, Duugtnnori, Bandon, fcnnis B*tly?li*nnon, ntrabane, PuugaiYan, Mallow, Money more' KNOLAND. Hpooner, Afwood ft Co., Bankers, Condon, payable in every town hi Orenl Britain. I', w. Byrne*, Kkj Liver|iool. City o| oluiiow Bank, 1'avable in every town iu Scotland. ?>v t, irnr VAN NOKDKN'S WRITING AND BOOK-KEEI'INO ACAUKMIf I* now Of en, 2(1 Broadway, 2na floor, lor the isreption 01 pupils, where *11 arqaire V*n Noiden's beautiful ay stem of penumanship in very *hort time, and write with etae, grace and elegance. Mr. Van Nordcu ia now prepared to give inatrnction in Book Keeping npon plana entire!, new ard strictly iracli.al. Daring one momli'a inatrnction the pnpila 'dually open, balance and cloae, practically, from 20 to M art of book*. Ter us very tnodeiate. Hours of inatrnction from 9 A. M. till 4 f. M and from C ti 10 iu the evauing. The Ladies meet daily at 3 P. M. tili Im'r fcSeH'S PATENT CONICAL VENTILATOR. rPHI? cheap. Simple and efficient apparatus is adapte n to all A purposes of Ventilation. Ships, Steamboats, v. nnrchea, Hospitals, Prisons, Mines, Vsnlta, lie. kc. may b? it? apidica ttou bs kept free from ell lonl air and nnwholesi me effluvia; it is alto an elTertnal cure for Smoky Chimnu The tuhsrriber having purchased the ri uht for the City and County ol New Voik, is prepared to sipply the public with Cones on demand. Metal Knotting of all descriptions furnished in sny part of the country. Cioton Water Pipes and Plumpers' Work in general. Alao, (J,lit muted Iron and Tin Ware at wholesale. Stove pipes, but inbt. eosl hods, kc at r"C?? greatly reduced. All work warranted, an I orders tiy Irtter^sttMsed^. UAlm*a I* Water street. I E NEl NE\ SELLING OKI* AT WALKEK'8.?34 0 prladtra French yaittfrv. French and satin alippera and bnakiiu, 100 ?.r liu? cilf ?utched koou, $3 lo $3 30 i>er |*ir, 100 r?r calf and fine pegged b? K>;a, fro in $2 to 2 U a ad $2 30 i?er pair, p??f v a 4?-irae and fine boots, ironi SI to %2 and %l 30 p*r l*ir, 330 pair children's do Iroiu 3. to 3a per i?a?r. 300 pr ladiea ao?J misses boot*, shots aud busWius, from 4* to 6* lud I i*?r |?r, 800 pv of fMKi VMM proof b ?ofs, moccasin*, Isdil runbt-r* in UOMttee, mer pair; boys' boots Ir on 8 hillings to $250 per pnii. All who wish to save 20 in will i all t'niioi! Clifdji Bout m) .*?hee Maiket, 5U9 Gieenwich corner Spiiug street. o25 lw*r LADIKS' BOOTS aSIU SHufcS? CockwoodT 3"J1 ti[i?i]war, keep" a tine assortment of ladies'and childr?-u.ir noets and shoes, of the latcat American and Kuru|>eau fashions. Order* received by lire doaen from place* ot fashionable resort. ol Broal way, between White aud Walker streets, a splendid assortm lit ol Hals, C.ipotea, C oaks, Pelerines, t_amaili, fancy aud street Ureases, Scarfs, Shawls, Veils, heathers, Marabouts, 4tv ol I lie latest "arts lashion. Just rec ived per ship Ville de L on from Havre. Die?s and Cloak making promptly executed. n"> I in* r GKAMl'E.?The Stateu Island Granite Quarry being now in full oper.uon, will supply Granite of any dimensions, either cut or rough. Buildiug s ones either for block of rouble woik, ashler, sills, aud liu'cls,step* Ind platforms, will be delivered at shiniest notice, Keullr !Be for slops, and shingle billast or smaller atones will be ill fivered on board any ves.el iu N'wYnrk hsibor at toe lowest tales. Vessels can load with great diipatch at the wharf on Staten Island, where 14 feet depth of water is had. The railroad being in good order, the cars are laden and brought sb/essl of the shipping. No danger from ice daring the winter ironths. For iurtli.r information apply to LEWIS GIBSON, Agent, At the Granite Wlixrf, Stateu Island, or to the Office of the Company,1U0 Pine si,cor of South,upstairs oM r K K GI.OVKK. President FLUTE AND GUITAR, MR. PHlLIPfc ERNST, Professor ol the flute, Guitar, an uuteut Concertina bpui to announce tu hm friends and i?uh- I lie that he has jusl published his tie w Mnudo Militaire" for the guitar, which will be found well worthy the alleuuou ol the learner ot amateur, from its being well adapted to that iustrumrai and calculated not only to please but to alford instruction. This Hondo, with several other pleasiug pieces of his cntnposition "Tor the guitar" are to be I'ouud at Mr. Ernst's resilience 68 Canal street, where he contiaues to Rive I essous on tr.e above iisf mine lira si 3ni* r ENGLISH SCHOOL. HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA. CHARLES DUNNli WAl'KRLA.ND, PRINCIPAL. '"PUIS Academy was established two years ago, under llie |?d tionage ol'ilie former Inleudriii General of the Island, aud other distinguished individuals ol the nobility and merchants of this city. It t couducied on the plan of the Or man ''gvmiiasia;"aud the method of tuition is the "interrogative." All the scholars understand the Kuglish language, and many of them speak it hsbituslly and fluently The Principal has the experience of schools in Fiance, Germany, England, and the United Stales. His chief aim Is to give the youth entrusted to his care a practice knowledge of those branches of a poli e education, which are required in all active careers, aud are applicable to any. The course of study, therefore, comprehends the English, French. German anil Spanish languages; History, Geographies. Naptnil Philosophy, the practical part of Mathematics, and Drawings of various kinds. Professors of divers nations and acquirements reside in the establishment; ..ud all the classes receive, in rotation, instruction from the director. Such signal success has attended this plan of tni.ion, that several of the pupils, under tr elve years ol ages, write and speak two foreign languages, in a perfectly, intelligible manner, and those of riper years, correctly Mid easily. The acquisition, not only of the Spanish, but also of other languages, is thus placed within the leach of the youth of the United Suites, without its being necessary for thi m lo relinqui h the many advantages winch accrue Irom antugliih education. The object of the Princi|>al in desiring to receive youths from the United States, la to facilitate the acquirement ol the Euglnli accuut for Ins Spanish pupils, which service would lie doubly repaid them by by the tatter, and to introduce here tin manly spuitoflhe English schools. The young.cilizens of the United States can have nothing to lear Irom the climate, llic house being spacious and airy, situated in a healthful spot, at a short dis ance fiom the u>ict aim [ticTtuuuii ?u> uupicataus uiic ox oaonriD the month, whether arising lrom decayed teeth 01 from a da ranged state of the stomach. It is designed to be used with a tooth brash, and will be found to supersede the necessity t It wder .keeping tbs teeth clean and presenting the wearing away ol the go Lea Ir-.n the teeth. It isparticulary osefnlin cases of spongy gums, restoring them to a healthy stale, and causing them to coulract around the teeth. In painful affection* of the teeth and gums, arising from eiposure to cold, it will be fonnd highly beucficial. It is par ticnlarly serviceable to use the Urns Tooth Wash at night juat before retiring to rest. This method is recommended by eminent dentists, ss by so doing all particles of food which accumulate daring tire day are entirely removed, and the month kept through the night iu a clean, sweet, and healthy slate. Bound teeth and while teeth are the most Valuable portions of poor humanity; but how many neglect the attention necessary for their preservation, even when snrronnded by all the means needed. Anrouu these we liuow ol none mora pleasant and effectual ti 111 the Orris Tooth Wash?it cleanses and whitens the teeth, strengthens tlis gains, purities the month, and iweetens the breath. We recommend its rue to all, young and Id.?[Boston Morning Post. The Orris Tooth Wash is the best detergent we ever Med on enr enamel.?( Boston Transcript. Kor sale by the principal druggists in the city U14 r CAK.PK TING3. ptARPETINQB, CAKPKTINQ8?Cheeper than erer-AI v those who are in want of carpt'lings, notrcs the following: All wool Ingram Carpeting, only 3s par yard. extra u super 4s td" extra sap Js double Js6d" Three ply, superior petterne and colors, ts do do do ritnquaJty, Its English Brussels, evtra, Ids Reysl Wilion and Velvet Carpeting, equally low. Together with a large assortment of drnggets, oilcloths, rags, doormats, table and piano covers indta mailing, stair rods, tie., the largest stock ol goods in (he city. Purcnasers would liud it to their decided interest to call and examine tliis stock before looking elsewhere. R. SMITH, JR., 441 Pearl at, Opposite William street. B Heavy Jnte Carpeting at the low piice of Is td jwt ynrd. Remember, the number is 444 Peail street. oil Im'r rpHOMAS accountant, IBJ Broadway, reapvctlully A announces thel he has commenced lor the season to give rveniuj kMiMloi in Book-keeping,Penmanship and Commercial Arithmetic. The many hundreds of is former pupils wlto are uon.ihilit> as clerks and bookk- ei>ers in this city, afford the best possible test for any enquiry as to the merits of a system of instruction which hasgrown out ol many yes's ofexperi nee An adequate diligence ander the course here imisued will secure to a student the ability to discharge til the duties of the desk In n masterly rnann-ir, and give lnm a knowledge of accouo is such ss is veiy rarely attained through years of experience. Certificates of qualification art given when deserved. TO PARfcihTB?Certains hours of the dav are drvoted to the inatructioa ol a few young gentlumen who desire a thorough lirei-arstion for business. Published and for sale by rise anthor, "Jones's Principles and Prictice of Book keeping/' ?>o. price Iks. This it the only American wmk on ihe suhjec- reprinted in England. It is also adopted in the first Academic Institution* in this eity. at lm?r pLuVfcs, VELVETS AND BILKS KESTORED.II Dr. Feuchtwaiiger hit constructed an apparatnt for restor ing dam *e?Ubh?hmrnt, for which they arc sole agenta n 23 2v>* r S"l0/*K U,VAPt^"301}> Broadway?Jamea It. Del Vtcchio U 8t Co., reapecirully inform their nnmtrona frienda and the Snbllc, that Ihey hare jnat opened the Segar Diran 30JX Iroadway. adjoining Pinteaai'e Saloon, where will be found a large aaaortinent ot the beat aegrtra in the city. All acgan sold at tilts eatabliatiment are warranted imported JAMKS H. DKL VKCCIIIO nil dmjrawr* KIIBbnT A, JOHNHO.n. GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE AT THK HOPC MILLS, 14 MarketfielJ street, between Broad and Whitehall, late 2?7 Kiiaabeth atreet, New York. (Hltec IM Kreut at Constantly on hand, at the lowest market prices and the nana! eartere of saehaeea. tfT 1m*ni XFiAGHM'tiP THIS FLUTIS. i|t YIONZANI,}, Thompson atreet, giaaa inatiuetieaa ou I. the I'leis Terms tls per garner. s9tee*r IV v o V YORK. FRIDAY MORN 'po PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS?A young man, t pnc11 i" a-. ?\h ia ui m i|)il) a. iu!.ir -i with Ma business in r rery department And b auch, a d who has been employed in the capacity of retainer and sub-ediior on several highly riipicahUjaiiaiii, is desirous oi obouain a siiuai Im la n COU r i to take 111*11 othecary in Paris, ?eneMl ucpot ia New York, 65 Franklins reef, at M. Ninuards. Puce $1 50. Infallible cure for the most arii'c aud luveterate psin. such as acute ind In ?pic rheiun giuu, tUe goat, bsbm^iTi HwUBi Qc doloreux, danse de saint Guy, chills, mijgrim, cramps iu th? si ina* it, and,shortly .f or .ill nervou-, affections,? hieti diseases of worn u *uti youn* girls, as retu si canes.,, ainenorrhcs, lapDrtlilDIU ftimn i^r.nm aiiaok. OITUATION WANTED?By a competent per on no art at k-' salesman lu a whole* ile or r tail establishment of Watchea Jewelry kc. Alto understands book keeping and witch repairing. Hi* beeu in buaincaa for nimaeif ten year* eud speaks French. For particular! and reference! addrt aa Boa No. 782 Lower Post Office. Gentlemen's Horses taken ca e of duriuit the winter at a eery rraamiable rate. Apply atM Maiden Lane. Ml lm*r DOARDINO ?A few respectable young inen can be aceom L? modal d with good boaru end pleasant rooms a'. 42 i)?y at. Terms moderate. Alio a few day boarders can be accommodated Apply aaahove ng lm*ic BO \RblNO.?The original Waltou House, 'J26 I'earl atreet, Franklin Square?kept by Jaa. Fowler, from London. Eng I land, permanent boa'ders $2,'O per week, transient boarder* it cents per day Familiea cau be accommodated with private I rooms on reasonable terms. Wiuea and apirita, 3 eeula per I glass?home brew'd ale t cents tier pint?fine Welsh rarebits 4 cents each?cold cuts equally cheap. N. B. Hot coffee 3 cents per pint?it tkes and inu'tou cho|is can be had at all hours. J. F. particularly requests any one whs is in want of a comfortable home to call and luspect his eat sblislimeut, and judge lor themaelees. Persons travelling for England svmtld liud it to tlieiradvaulage to call. The house being convenient to Loudon and Liverpool ships, J F. being appointed agent, he can girepiasaengera every inf irmatiou. New Yoik and Old Country p |>rra taken in. ni 3m*r LEECHES?LEECHES?:0 oOu Smyrna Leeches ust received?Isrg* and eact ediugty healthy, and have had a very short paassgr. Buyers would d well (o call and exsmine the n before purchasing elsewhere. For sale very low to suit purchasers hv O. COLBY, Druggist, u23 tm*r 3M Peavl at, corner of isnkfort OFFICK TO LF?T. A SUPERIOR Double Chambered Fr-mt Office to let, 192 Broadway, corner John street. Enquire of E. H. HUU- I SON Esq.. or A. JONES, in said huildiug. Ii22r MO.vMUL'TH BANK, N. J.?The notes of the above rank bought for a few days by nig JAMES k CO.. 60 Wall a?. ILLINOIS BANK notes wanted, at improved istea by n.gr JAMES Is CO..60 Wall at. BROKEN BANKS ?Toe highest price will be |?aid for all broken and doubtful bank notes by nl8r JAMES fc CO.. 60 Wall at. BOARD?Fainiltesor single gentlemen call be accomoioda ted with board and pleasint rooms at M Bcekmao treet. Terms moderate. n lm,r SEOAH9?SEUARS?SkGARS.?HENRIQUEw No.i", Wi ham street, basement, offers for sale me following choice brauds ol segars, which ne invites the love-s of the weed to call ?nd exsminr for t. emse ves; they were selected by oue considered to be a judge 'J hose find of a real Havana, will do well to call and get their supply of Hie genuine article. 2 i,00 I.S Norma, assorted Col its, 2') no Nonesaa, in half, quarter, and .ne eighth boxea 50.00 i ViigemiJad, u? do, 10 000 Bromla, 1st and 2d quality, kj COll De Flor a, IVnflO Norma Regalia*, 51.0.11 Naval Principe*, Palm* brand, i udfl 'abs h-roi, 10,00s O mini Uegaliaa, 30.001 low piic* seg r?, of various bauds. Grocers and hotel ki ep? r* supplied on reaso able terms. All orderr promptly a'leii >d to by addressing "Heniiqnis, it William stri e'. Iia.elll III iv. d x nr aicve invoice 01 se?ars nxve arrived pvr barque Rapid, from Havana. M9?wec REMITTANCES TO 1 ItELAND.fcc-.ftc- The lubich- I b?r continues to transmit money, in sums Isrite or small, o persons residing in any part of Ireland, in tlie >?mr maimer ts he, and his prcdeces?-r in Dusiness have done lor the l ist hirty years, and more; also, to juy part oi England or Scotand. Money remitted bv letter (postpaid) to toe subscriber, or ersonally deposited witn U:m, with the name of the person or persons ti Ireland, Enitland or Scotland, to whom it is 10 be sen', and nearest post town, will be immediately transmitted and paid accordingly, and a rt ceipt to that elfect given or forwarded to the seudrr. In like ma iner money or claims on persons in any part of 'reland, England or Scotland, can be collected by the subscriber, for persons residing m any p irt ol the United States, or Canada, and will be pail to tl em accordingly. n!8 lm*r OKOKOE M BRIDE, Jr.. 82 Cedar st. LEECHES!LEECHES!LEECHES! OO nnn LA HUE HEALTHY SWEDISH LEECHES ?Just received |>er baik Sir Isaa Newton, fiotn Hamburg, for sale inan\ quantity, at very moderate p'icrs by (l.A.klL WITtE, Importers rt Leeches, o3l Im'ec 131 tVrt I mm street, WELLINGTON A. CAH t'Ell. Win* uud Commission Viereliant, No. 5 New street, o.ie door from Wall street, has on hand, mid is daily receiving, choice arnrles, and offers them at moderate prices, for ca>h or city acceptances. lie offers for sale 190 hhds and smaller packages of Lomtluie Madeira Wine It casks Malmsey Vintage, of 1313, 23 casks Port, pare juice, the best iu the m ivfeet, 47 casks Brown, Gold and other superior Snernes, 31 casks Henessey, bcignette and Ourd Biandy from Lob don D .cks, 10 pipes Holland Gin, part 8was brand. Bv fined Losf, Lump. and Crushed .Sugars, from the best Retiueries, for which W. A. Carter is agent. 150 baskets Champagne, Anchor, and other choice brands. W. A. Carter is also genera! agent for the ancient house of Lomelinc. of Madeira, and takes orders for their celebrated Wines, of everv age or quality required. MAKBLE TILES. STEEL, PEPPER, CLOVES, fcc. 30*Mi Italian Marble Tiles, while and blue. 30 bagi Sumatra Pepper. 15 bags real Bourbon Cloves. 50 kegs imported White Lead in Oil. 25 boxes Milan Stevl id small birs. Also an assortment of Topas, Aqua Marine, and other precions Stones for lewel'rrs. o34 lin'r l\f USTARD TACTOKV.-J CUGSWltLL has removed i'a. from 114 Allen to 137 Roosevelt street, second story of store occupied by Mr. W. Prentiss, coffee and spice dealer, what* he is prepared to famish the article at short notice and liberal credit, pat up in auy style. Hotels and lamilies supplied with an elegant article. Also, country mustard. 39 Ins* r POR DIE FEUCHTW ANGER'S Price Current ol Copa reotype Chemicals. German Silver,' lie. fee. lie. Seetourtb pace. ol7 DOCTOR ELLIOTT. OCULIST, AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, Confines his Practice to DISEASES OF THE EYE. Office act Broadway, corner of Warren street. n! Irnr VICTOR GIROUD, WATCH MAKER, No. 35 Centre street, in the city of New York, who obtained several (old and silver medals of the Amerieau and Mechanic Institntrs of New York, in the years 1831, '39, '40 and '41; and also Letters-patent lor the invention of a Chronometer Ksraneineat and for his M.igic Chronometer, has tne honor to thank the inhabitants of this in* (ropol-s for the confidence they have heretofore reposed in him, and assures them that he will coulinue to meet their patronage, by applying all the eaertions, punctuality and abilities of which he may be possessed in his art, to the entire aalialaction of his friends ami customers. He will continue to manufacture Duplex, Lenine and Patent Lever Escapements,and in general all kind* of rieces belonging to the art of Watch Making. He also repairs Chronometors and every sort of tiine-piecea. He will also repair, put in order and alter all kinds of mechanical Lamps, and will warrant hia work,which will be made at moderate prices, foanit the limes. Mr. V. O. having just returned Irom a voyage to Eatcpe, has brought with him a choice of articles suitable to this market, which he invite* his friends and patrons to examine, and which he offers for sale at moderate prices. THey consist principally in Clocksor l'endelums, quite modern pattern*. Mechanical Lamiisfrom the best patentee makers in Paris. Lamp Ulass Globes, both engravedand painted, a new style. Aancy articles, suitable fyr presents. ydropnumalic Apparatus for making coffee, now almost the only one generally adopted. Mr. V. U. having established s correspondence in Kranrt with the pauntee of the beet mechanics! Lamps manufactured in Paris, will always keep on hand a choice assortment of thT Y ft KSIAftLlftH- I I MENT, Excnange Buu.lim No*. 28 and 27.?Sidgle Portrait* taken, from brraatptn aixe to I inchea in diameter. Fam- 1 il v 8 on[ of from two to 13 peraon* on on* plate. Time of litttiiK lOaecond* Oona'antv on hand, and for aale, Irtalru'ent* of the tamo kind at uaedin the etahliahmeiil a'ao ii'ate? and all other n'enaila. W. fc F. I.ANOKN HKIM. n!9 lm*r f'E.NEKAL BENNETT'S MORMON DlfcCLOSUltEB '1 TlM anbacrlbera will imbliah in IM conne of the enauin* week, Mormoniam Eipoeed; or, a Hietory of Joe Smith and I the Latter Dae Haiuta, by (Jen. J. 0. Bennett." Theae highly iuteri atitm ana aalouudiiig diacloeure* exhibit in their true coIota the profligacy and wtckedneaa of the Mormon leader*. It will be iianed in good atyle. In a I2m0. rolnme of npw rd* of J2tl ragea. Onleta -eapec'tolly rolicited. LKLAND h Will i |NO. olS lr r BIIADBI'MY, SODEN It Co. 127 Nnaae^et. S'PRaW WRAPPING PAPliR?2 a an hand aa well at choice Hi galia, of all aixea. Plantation Segart (Veenerot) and La 0 ilmni, Aral quality, I haa been rewired by the Rapid. nil aodtw're T ADlitB'Sllk and Merino lTnder Vcat* for aale by RE H [ING, NOVEMBER 25. 1! Tfewarlc, Ohio. [CorM*poi]ileuceof the Herald.] Nkwar*, (Ohio,) Nov. 21, 1S42. Batik Reform" and the Currency?Rtmocalof tin Scat of Government to Newark?The Clou of N?e. vigation on the Ohio Canal?Grand Celebration oj the Inauguration of hie Excellency Gov. Shannon, 4-r. Very few matters ot interest have transpired since my la-t letter, aside from the great question wliich every one is continually askin;, "what legislative action will be had wuh regard to the currency1?"? The opinion is general that something will be attempted in the way of "reform," a word which never quits the lips of the many, but the difficulties attending which, the few only understand. That simple word possesses a potent sway, and has been a watchword in many a political contest, and the turning point of n. any a political victory, liremains to be seen whetlrer the General Assembly of Ohio at its approaching session will venture to disturb the great landmarks laid down by several preceding legislatures relative to banking and the currency. l'ar belter is it to adopt soine permanent system, which, though sui ceplible of improvement, issulutury in its features gortion ol the democratic press sets its tace against all banks, but by tar tlie greater number ot aetnocratic journals declare themselves lor a paper currency redeemable tn specie on demand.? Oolite ol the latter tluuK the number ot banks, the charters ot which do not expire on the 1st ot January next, will be sufficient tor all useful purposes, without chattering more for the present Such is also the opinion ol the Old School Kcpublicaii, the organ of the Tyler party iu Ohio. A discussion is going on in the newspapers relative to the propriety of removing the seat ot the State government from Columbus to our beautilul city ot Newark, and without doubt a strong ellort will be made (his winter 10 effect that object. urn informed by a member of the Legislatu.e, that the delegations from tilieen counties have been instructed to vote for a removal, Ironi Columbus to some otner place, ot the seat ot government. 1 am of opiuion, However, that an absolute majority will be unable to agree on a place to which to remove, ahliougO tliey might be glad to quit Columbus. It is only in tnis way, mat Columbus may escape the injury threatened tier. Newark will be the choice of a majority ot those me tube ra of the Legislature,who wish to lea ve Columbus, but Mount Vern ?i, Delaware, and Lancaster, will each be the choice ot a few. li is barely possible, that a compromise may be eti'ecled, so as to unite all on Newark.. Ttie canal at this place was frozen so completely yesterday, as to close die navigation. It has been excessively cold lora few days past, but we anticipate some lew warm days, betore the winter sets in with all the rigor predicted by peoj>le esteemed weather-wise. The inauguration of Governor Shannon will, u is said, be celebrated with unwonted splendor at. Columbus. The taithful are expected to tlock from all parts ol Ohio to the seat ot government, to lend their aid in paying due honor to au occasion, so interesting and important; and it is sad that the festivities of the day will be closed by a grand Inauguration Bail, to be graced by the presence ot rare beauty and accomplishments. It is supposed that ths Hon. James J. fa ran, will be re-elected Speaker ol the Senate without opposition; and that tne Speakership of the House, will be between Col.' C. J. McNulty and the Hon. John Chaney, formerly M. C. L'Occidkjitk. Baltimore. TCorrespondence of the Herald.] Bai.timokk. Nov. 22. 1842. Touching Thing t in General. Dkar Bknnett:? The city of monuments and fountains is, at present in particular, rather dull. The only thing we have here, in any sort of style, is those everlasting lectures; opera, none good comedy, none civilized concert, none?nothing but lectures. To-night Eames blows his second blast before the Mercantile Library Association, a continuation of the same subject he worked on the other night. The place will be crowded to a dead certainty. Business is very dull in all its branches, commercial, jobbing and retail. Stocks of all kinds are flat ?the only stock that is in demand, is the Firemens' insurance stock, and that is far below par value, although it pays 12k per cent annually. One great cause that tends to depress this stock is, they have a great quantity of iheir capital vested in State of Ma ryland stock, which is very frosty. Virginia money is at from 1 to 1^ per cent discount. This is pretty fat?a railroad connecting the two states, ana botn paying specie. Ratherasingularcircumstance transpired on Fell's Point last Saturday, setting forth the remarkable credence that some persons attach to dreams. An old man named Samuel Hill, who formerly belonged to the city watch, dreamed last week thit there was buried on a common adjoining St. Patrick'schapel, a large quantity of money in gold; so, on last Saturday morning he furnished himself with a mattock and spade, and repaired to the particularspot designated in his dream. After digging a while,he drew quite a crowd around him. all eager, to know what was in the wind. The old man found nothing, bnt supplied the inquisitive with a hole to look into and talk about. The mansion of the late Col. Tennant was put up at auction on the 21st. It was sold for $13,000. The cost of the building was #45,000. So we go. The house is old, but in a remarkable state of preservation. Col. Page, formerly postmaster of Philadelphia, passed through Baltimore Inst Friday, on his way to Washington. Is there anything out! The ladies attached to tne Orphan Assvlum of Vincent de Paul, are getting up a fair. Yesterday a party called on the merchants of Smith's wharf, a lot of voting bachelors. The young fellows tried to get oif, but it was no go: the fair ones smiled so sweetly, and talked so harmoniously, that there was do resisting them?so tne tin was forked out and mutters made agreeable. There has nothing come otl in the fashionable world worthy of nole since my last A great many of our fashionables would like to give noirftt, but times are so very hard, that they have to content themselves with tea parties. How is George Tx>der,the primo contra basso of the i\i t ii... u..i,-o iv...?,io ......1.11? ?i vyiyiu^iiy I iimi;oiiiui''iv iiiv iiuo ttuuiu ut fti y ftluu if he would return to them and resume the directorship of the Baltimore Musical Association, which by the by, since his secession; has (tone to the dogs. George is a great music.an. a little man, with a big soul. MtUtum in parvo." Spoows. Philadelphia. [Correipondmee of th? Herald.] Piiii.AnEt.rtHA, Nov. 22, 1842. Gen. James Gordon Bennett Dear Sir i Agreeable to my promise, I commence a series of letters on the taste, fushisn, religion, morals and po litics of our good city of Brotherly ve, in which the enemies of Quaker modesty snd neetness, have most unjustly bestowed the epithet of a white j washed sepulchre Cur city, after ail the losses it t has sustained, and after seeing its hanking capital j reduced from 00 to about 3& millions of dollars, looks r still anminpfnkla no if uirnr rlirl nlir marlral la n a m well stocked with provisions as it ever was, and although people are obliged to live within their in- come, no real want or poverty, such as you meet with in other cities, is ex|>enenced among us. There will be as many balls and routa this winter aa during any of the preceding seasons, and aa many pretty roung ladies to grace them as ever made men's f riearts flutter. 1 ehall, of course, keep the run of 1 them, and your readers informed of every fashion- able movement. Y?u know the rivalry between the ladies of Philadelphia and those of New York, and you will, no doubt, permit me through your columns, t to become the champion of the former. They are i u era] *42. |K>8se88?*d of the most endearing .|ualitios there are mail* ciruieiiui 01 romance nere asm any pari ?n the world but it takes a man of parts to discover thein. There is so much Rood breeding among us, thai we keep those things to ourselves. S ill,as you arc the great instrument of moral reform in this country,you must be made acquainted with them, aud it shall not be my tault if you are not. Our theatres are going on lingering, and, as 1 believe, dying a slow death There are performances in all ot them.hut no audiences to listeni o or pay lor the same. 'J he circus performances, though L>y far the most frequented, seem to have received a new and vuluahfe addition in the shape of horned cattle. They are now representing butialo hunts; but the admirers of rquestnan exercises see in ii nothing but bulfalo droves, the animals being as tame as sheep A much gr eater interest is excited by the large managery, wljicb is just exciting public attention, and winch is indeed one of tlie best we ever had in this country. J shall write more about it to-morrow. Th e suicide ol Colt has excited some Hstonishment in th.is city but it has passed away, or rather it has been drowned by the grand political movements wl iich have since develo|>ed themselves. The friends ol Mr. Van Buren, led by Henry Horn, the old de'Jiocra'ic champion of our city, have convened a great Democratic Republican Meeting for Martin Van Buren, and the Independent Treasury," tor next Thursday evening, and the call is signed by. a great number ol the old friends ol the little 111 cian. The crisis is at hand, and we shall soon see as glorious aud luniiy a Kilkenny light as ever came oil m this vicinity. The Tyler men stand united and firm?a little Spartan hand between the red hot Cluy wings and the old party hacks of Mr. Van Buren. Whatever rumor there inay, have been of a "grand row" among them, it proceeded all lrom a few disappointed office seekers, backed very imprudently,and in shocking had taste,by the official organ in Washington. With the war that will presently be waged against the President by the ultra democratic party, the Tyler men," so called, may not expect any mercy from either extreme wing of faction. They require, therefore, to be men of great iiiiiiiK.-n ra, hut talked with them very little if any at nil. f think was not there on the 11th April, hut was at the Mayor's p iffice, making arrangements for the election. It was hortly alter the election that I aaw an affidavit in the rribunc, making charges against certain magistrates: it r lid not particularly excite my attention, as I was not, and p im not, in the hahitof paying much attention to what is aid against me in the papers. (Mr. O'Conner here re. m narked that witnesa had become case hardened" to these hings, for which Mr. Lord called him to account, and the J yourtdeoidod that such remarks were improper J 1| O'Coppos.?Have you any recollection at all, either p aint or strong, that Ruckles brought you a list of names nn hat he wanted dischargad with a view to their voting at he elec'ion 7 (This question, O'Connor pressed very teaously In a variety or forma.) Wivaaai.?I have a faint recollsction of aomethlng of ha kind i It might hava heen so but I cannot speak pot!ivelr tboot it. [Mvaral discharges are ahown to wit. test.) I know nothing about tham. LD. Piln Tm By Hum I have di?chatged vagrantaon the favorable recommendation of the keepers at the Island that they had behaved well,lie. I know of uo entry rpou the booka at the oltice being made of vagrant a discharged at the laland il it is donu by one of my associates, 1 are not aware ol it. Aldermtin STtwur by O'Cowtsoa?I never told Justice Stevens that he must in future receive his application for dischatges direct irom the keepers instead of h.mself. Mr. Stevens must have been mis'ekon about the matter. It was correct, however, that the penitentiary was ovai flowI iuk tit the time. Mr. Ba.u>v here said they had no other witness In Court. biTMucH llu.i., (nearly or qaite blind,) celled by O'Connor. 1 w us in the peniteuuary last April 1 was discharged in the afternoon ot the llih April, end voted m u?y i ma nui appi) ior my cuochit|jti, 1 was (cut lor by ibe ruuuer o> the othce. Cro^s-exammed by Brady. 1 am a ciuzeu?born and brought U|i in the tub v. aid. Justice 1'sti.ok lecalled by O'Connor. [A paper shown him.] 1 have crammed the keeper's book irom tha commencement in Jan 18J8, to 1st May, 1S4J. [The question was as to discharges on Sundays.] It appears that Mattsell discharged 0 on Sunday, and Timson b on Sunday just before the election. End or the Testimony. i at counsel un dosii aides here said they were through with their evidence. Mr. Lord again uttered to submit the case to the decision ot the Couit without argument on either tide. Mr. O'Connor wet willing to go lorward in the usual way in the discharge ol hit duly. Mr. Lord waa willii g and detiruua that the Court thould lay w bother they withrd to heur argument or not. At the sugges. tion of Judge Inglit, the court waa cleared ot all suauger*. After'JO nnnutei private discus-ion, the court adjourned till next Thursday, at 4 o'clock P. M. itia underMood lhat the lour counsel, two upon each tide, will then be respectively heard in argument. Circuit Court. Be ore Judge Kent Nov. 24?Thomas Marling et alt. VS. E4. W. Tryon it all-?This it an action ot assumpsit tor gooda told and delivered to defendants, at the tiim of f ry on, Derby A Co., in London, the plaintiffs rending in London, the amount of the bill being Alb 111. '1 he only queMiou being at what rate the pound sterling should be computed, the delendanta paying inloCuoit the amount at $4 44, and contending that to be the rate at which the pound sterling should be computed?and the plaintitU contending the rate to lie $4 bi>, or the rate established by act of I ongress, June 28, 1*34, as establishing the rate or value ol the sovereign aa the standard ot the r.ngliah pound sterling. This case waa not submitted to the jury, but the Court ruled that the pound sterling w as $4 bft. The case will be carried to the *u promo Court. 11. Nicoil, counsel, and P. W. Thomas attorney for plaintilts Kdw ard sandionl counsel, and M. Potter attorney for defendants. William Hrown versus Jamti Hall an4 Samuel Roberts.? Tnis was an action of assumjsit, brought lor the recovery ol $160 against delendanta as principals, tliey having paid it previously to their agent. It appeared on the trial tbat the plaintil!' resides in Jersey City, and keeps a marble and stone yard there. The delendanta own some houses and lots jointly in Jersey City, and employed a mau named Hope to attend to them lor them. It was proved on the part ot the plaintiff that this Hope acted lor the defendants as agent lor some years back, letting their houses and collecting their rents, Ac.; sometime in Nov. Ib41, one of the defendants, hoberu. contracted with Hope to do some work on the premises In Jersey City, and Hope employed the plaintiff to do tha work. The work waadone, and Hope paid in full by tha delendants, but the plainiitf was not paid by Hope, and this suit was to recover iroin the principals. 'The agency of Hope was shown, but his authority to contract in tha name of his principals was not. Verdict for defendant*. For plaintiff", T L. Danaher j tor defendant, E. H. bee ley. Pahrt nf Pais**?*??*? ??1 aa Before Judge ULshoetier. Nor. 34.?Jomrt Martin ft. Michail McKton and Mai* thew McKton?Thi? ww an action lor malicioua piosecutiou, damages (3,000. The defendant keep* a arocery store at the corner of Bleecker and Grove atreels. The plaintiff win his clerk. Some time in June, 1841, tke dalendaut accused him of atealing a three dollar hill. Tha plaintiir was tried an the charge at the Court of Seiaiona, on the 14th of Oct. 1841, and waa acquitted. He now hringa thia action, as above stated, lor damages. Tha law requires that the plaintiff shall nut only show malica, but swam ol probable cause. The case was brought on on W ednesday the '131 inst. and when the Court anjournej, he Judge seemed inclined to grant a nou-auit,bui on, tha opening of the couit the next morning, some sew evidence had been obtained, and the ca?e went on. A nonsuit,however, waa eventually granted, and the Court adjourned. James T. Brady for plaintiff?Wm. H. Clancy and Petar Wilson for defendant. Before Judge Inglis. Nov.'J4 ?/fsnry Kufcinton und William McJirthur VS. John Wat ton and Htnry 8. Ilouet ?This is an action of assumpsit to recover ut ihe defendants, us partners, lor a bill ot goods sold to John Watsou alone. Watson, at the ilmeof the purchaseof the goods, was doing business in his own name only, and How es was not known publicly, nor held out to the plaintiffto be apartner. But plaintiffs claim he was a secret partner, and the main question is, whether he was in fact a partner. The amount of the claim was (39! 03. Verdict for plaintiff (39! 03, with costs. Charles Oenroche, for plaintiffs; Oeorga Bowman, for defendants. General Neaalona. Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch. Nov. 31.? Trial for Burglary?James Mclntyre was tried lor burglary in the ihiid degree, being charged with having, on the 30th of July last, broken into the stable of Robert Carroll, No. 36 City Hail Place, and stealing soma old haruers worth (8,30, which he afterward* sold for (I to Thomas Farrell. The tule of the harness by the prisoner was lullv proved, but there was no direct evidence ihat be *os concerned in the burglary, and he proved good character The jury acquitted him ol the charge. The Mike Wall!i Liheli.?The Coutt ordered a nolle proeetjui to he entered en two indirtmecta for libel lound against Herrick 4c Ropes, of the Aurora newspaper, and Michael Walsh, their former reporter, on Edwaid T. Backhouse and Chrisiopher Hempstead, on the payment of the coataof Court, the complainants having rated that they did not believe the libela were published malicioualy, and they wished to withdraw the charge*. Trial for Forgery?William Boggs, a destitute looking chap, without a coat, wa* tried ior lorgery in the tecoad degree, in offering to pais a $10 spurious bill on the Seventh Wird Bank.which had been altered from tl rokea Tenth Ward Bank, on the 9th of October, on john Mckinley, of hi dowery, in payment for a coat, of whicn he was much in need. On the prisoner'* arrest, $110 of the above named ipurious stuff w as found on him. He made a speech to the Court, in which he acknowledged that he offered to pass the bill, he believing that it was good, having but just stolen it from a negro with whom he lived, named Boone. The jury found him guilty, and the Court sentenced him to the State prison for five y vers. Dieorderly Houtekerper.?Kebecca I'oweil, a losciou* looking woman of about thirty, wa* then put upon her trial for a misdemeanor, in keeping a disorderly house at No. 179 Walker street, near Elizabeth, the resort of fe males of the pave and their chance lover*. On the part of mu iiiuwxuiiou, n numuci 01 mprcuiiiti wnnenn wrri examined, whose testimony went to show that this bouse was one of bad character, nut had been kept eery orderly and peaceably, except on one occaaion.in the month of lust August, when a lellow named Joe Nutt waa refused admittance, and raised a great row about the house, attempted to beat down the door, and finally got In and mashed considerable glass and crockery, and collected a mob about the premises. For the defence, a married laughter of the accused testified that h< r mother, husband two colored female servants and herself were the only inmate* of the house, and that the only persons who visited It were relatives and friends. It was alio shown by other nvidencn that the house was as qoiet and orderly at any of Its neighbors, and the only disturbance that has taken place there since the accused has occupied it was the row raised by Nutt. The jury, oiler an absence of ten minutes, rendered a verdict of acquittal. Steamlioat ThitJ Stephen Cook waa tried for a grand larceny, in stealing a tnink of clothing worth 9174, the property of Willet Seaman, of 30 Beckman street, from in hoard the steamboat Avis," lying at the foot of Fulton itreet, on the 16th of October lest. The prisoner had fornerly been a hand on Ixiard the boat, and a lew daya after he robbery he brought it to Duryea's grocery, corner of Catherine and Water streets, and asked permits on to eave it for a few moments. When he went out, an adverisnment containing a full account of the robbery waa hown to Mr. Duryea, and on the return of Cook he was rreated and brought to the nolice. where one of the atol n ihirti was found on hii back. The Jury found the prioner guilty, end he was sentenced to tli* State prison lor bree years and tii months. Jury Pitchargi.?The petit Jury was discharged for the emainder of the term, with the usual compliments of the ionrt. United Cant The Court will proceed this (Friday) Mining, at its opening, to sentence all such persons sa ave hecn convicted and are out on bail, and they are ereby required to attend thereto. The Court adjourned until Friday morning at eleven 'clock. Court Calendar?Thle Day. Commos PliU.?Past 1 Nos. S3, (14, #7, 73, 7ft, 77, 0, HI, H4. Pear a Nos. 49. 4ft, 4ft, 40, flft, 49, 81, 70, 72, 4. Arrivals. AsTon's ?C M Walcotf. Philadelphia; J O Reading, dty I Phippe. lo; W Osborn, Baltimore; H Toler. Newark; R t Dements C 9 Raj moud,Albany; Mr and Mrs E Corning, lo- flen ('ooper and Lady, All any; Mr Barhelder,Cam,ridge: Dr Rose. Philadelphia; l.ieut Wainwright, U 8 N; ol It E Hood, Vai Jas Duncan and lady, Ohio; O Odime, jr, Boston; Thos L Green, Albany, J B Hart, Troy; p Ires and lady, Lansingbmgh; Mr Stewart, do: 1 L ok, do; W W Oilmer anil lady, Baltimore; J Hendrick n, Albany Mr. Cornell and family. a FOR 9AI.E?Tlie well known public house, Bowery Cnttsfe, with the building' srd iiurspircil lease of said preirisrs, ahich has bee yesia to tan from the 1st of nut hrsr premises, with judicious mansireaient, will entble the r chaser to liee rent tree; The present occupsnt bein< shont to retire into the country's ill sell IIJKII I .nil terms In s responsible pe'*"''. For particuisrs, inquire of E- PARMFLt, nit ftt"r _ Bowery. tOFPER?lis Caaet erry superioTlnflislTCopper frewTfc os lo for sa'r in lots to suit purchasers by E. It. t.OliLIM It CO., nttr Sft Stathesre

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THE '.COMPLAINT OF J VMt* II I'KRRY against me et the Lowai Police ortice un charge of stealin* lit>y dollar*, was dismiMed by the magistrate who investigated it, as utterly without foundation, and I desire to let the public know that I intend prosecuting him for hiring preferred this complaint. ANN SEAMAN November IS, itt-j. GGKniK. PAKISTAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE U ut th-oted acure evru iu canes where the bones oi the uose were expiated Irom the secondary effects ol svphi.is H iitdre ls have been saved from the most nwIuI oonse piertces if tlie.,. 1 uthtomc maUdie; by the utt" of this cr I u- di l ie, :i in SI. ivelv u 1 l.i th L ot aial P.iris Veoarial Hospital. In nil ruses whore piiiar medicine Dr. Brando's Dictionary of the Materia Medica speaks ol this preparation in the most unqualified terms of approbation. It is also of infinite service in all scrofulous diseases, cutaneous eruptions, and those affections resulting Irntn the abuse ot mercury. Bold iti single bottles at 7d cents each cases of half a dozen bottles, ?.1 60 do one dozen, 8. RICHARDSON. Agent. rrinctpitomce 01 tne college, 97 rsassrust. ft7- BLOTMER'3 SPLENDID BEAVER, MOLESKIN, ami real Nutria Hats, are now generally admitted to be, in this city (a? well as every other place where they have been introduced,) the most neat nnd fashionable, as well as the cheapest, articles manufactured on this continent. Mr. Bloom?r having reduced*his prices, for his very heat hats, to a standard far below that ol any other manufacturer in New York, is, deservedly, reaping th? ample fruitsof his rnterprize, by obtaining the p dronage of the most respectable and fashionable of-ur citizens. Mr Bloomer's store (it will be recollected) is No. 179 Broadway. 3f7-THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE cures all cases of gonorrhoea, gleet, seminal weakness, and debility of the generative system. A cure is guaranteed in all cases. Sold by authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York. In large bottles, price $1 in small do, 30 cents in cases, f W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau street. {t* THE FRENCH ANTI-PHLOQI9TIC MIXTURE for the cure of all discharges from the urethra?sold in bottles, at $1, and at SO cents each. W. S. RICH.ARDSON, Agent, 97 Nassau street* fft7- IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.?The Collegeof Medicine and Pharmacv, established for the Suppression of t^uackury, beg to inform all persons desirous of obtaining medical advice, that on remitting the sum ol one dollar, with a statement of their case, they will be supplied with one dollar's worth of appropriate medicine, ami a letter ol advice containing lull directions as to diet, regimen, 8ic. All letters must be postpaid. Addtesr Principal office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street, N. Y. The Cossoi-tiso Physician is daily in attendance at the private consulting rooms ol the college. Honrs from 10 till 3 o'clock Sl'roic Broadway, corner Grand street, 527 Hudson street-, 184 Bowery," 77 East Broadway, and 139 Kultou street, Brooklyn. CONVINCING ?The following facts are published to show that the. utility and high reputation of the Metallic Tablet They are extensively used and approved of in all the cntlerv establishments in Europe in America certificated by the most scientific eentlemun, an I received first premiums at the fairs of the American Institute every time they have been exhibited for competition; last, though not least, is the only article ol the kind, for the last twenty three years, that has been deemed worthy of imitation, and that to such an extent that almost every store in the city have articles for Bale alike only in outside appearance, for it it well known that no other has the power of producing a smooth and thin edge to a razor B--careful when buying, to see the namo of G 9AUN i-t un uiu laun, uicuuginui mteUkUi auu luuuuiac* turer, 16J Broadway. {H7- ST0VE9 ?M?. Editar?Will tome penton point out wherein the Novelty Stove, so called, ditlera from or excels ih- Hot A'r Stove of its next door neighbor. Both stoves have Hat tops, both h he brain, diversify the fancies, and beget lew id.-HS. It need scarcely remarked that Peteis' Lo /.e ge-. f.r worms, coughs, sea sickness, dyspepsia, lc are th h st rerne i s x'.in- for these disease". Itwaitt.* r.-uiirk of to e n n it physician in this city, th .1 health now porval. s the nati >11 in tlie form ol Peters' Lozeng.Principal oth -,e corner ol Fulton and .Nassau streets Of/-THE TONIC MIXTURE AN UNEQUALLED remedy in all dyvpeptic cases. In large bottle* $1, in cares of half a dozen bottles fr>. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agcat. 07 Nassau street. w?^fSSSSSSSS MONEY MARKET. Tbnrid>7, Nor. ill P. HI. The soles of State stock were large to-day, generally at belter prices. Now York State 6's of 1862 iniprovi d J 7V of li> 19fell i Ohio 6's of I860 improved} Mohawk Mobile funds are dull at 18} a 20 discount. A chancery sule of real estate, which took place to-day, under tho direction of T. A Ernmetf, Esq., gives n marked instance of the change which hai taken place in the value of real estate sinca 18N6. Tho property conristedof the stote nnd lot ol ground, I3A P nrl street, minting through to Hrt Beaver street. It w as sold in 18*d for fio,. I 000, and was to-day purchased by Messrs. Robert L smith and Henderson, a dry goods house, lor $22,100. This transaction indicates the degree of falling off in the t>usiness of the city, which business, under the present tariff, is not very licelv to be speedily restored. T'li, .1.. 1 --v. I. v. i uicv siuri, pumnani 10 law, iook plan- yesterday. A large company was assembled, the 1 tioveruor and Secretary of State being present. The auctioneer, T. W. L Freeman, Esq, read the terms of aale, i. e.:? The stock will be offered in shares not exceeding ten, at each time a quantity is otTered lor sale. A credit will be given to purchasers to pay for the stoek they may buy, until the 94th Deoetnbor next, on their living approved security to comp'y with the terms of sale, and oil the payment of the price bid, the stock will be legally trans erred to the highest bidder, or such pursons esthey may direct. State Stook certificates of indebtedness entered upon I the book* of the Auditor General, relief notes, or the notes of specre paying banks will be received in payment. Those stock* which 4>eid dividends in 1841, and w hich cost *9,994 799, were not to be sold under a sum fixed pre 1 viously. The Ex ecutive reserved the right to buy in the stocks on behalf o.rtlie State Of 3750 shares of Pennsylvania Bank stock, ten were put up at $50, and not told. 10 1 shares out of 5933 Philadelphia Bank were then put up at 1 (6a, aud not sold. Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank Stack 4 nnd Schuv Ikill Navigation Company also passed without 1 bids. Pennsy lvunia and Ohio Canai Company, 90 shares 1 in nine lots bid up to (40, (59, (60, (09, 473 and (73, w hen the sale was stopped. 10 shares of Columbia Bridge was f bid in at (SI per share. An unsuccessful attempt w as t then made to sell some of the no dividend Stocks." For J the Union Canal, no sale. 90 shares of the Chesapeake I and Delaware Canal were bid in by the Secretary of the Commonwealth at (90. ""here being little disposition j manifested by the audience to make investments in the above stocks on the terms prescribed, the auctioneer j was instructed to read the following notice 1 In cons, qtience of the embarrassments that arc at* J tendantupon the sale of the Stocks owned by the State j in the Companies from which the Common wea\th reci iv eJ dividends in 1841, and the unequal competition with 1 which bidders enter the market, (Irom the restrictions in 1 the law) this sale is ordered to be aljourned unti', 1 the 1st day af March next, atone o'clock, P.M. at t>iis 1 place." Thus end'd the imposing and novel ceremony of the Executive of a sovereign State putting up its property to 1 sell lor the means of paying its debts. On Tuesday, we remarked on the amonnt of br.nk capital in this city which yields no return to its proprietors.? We included the Dry Dock Bank capital in tifie amount* hut should have remarked that the passing of its dividend was temporary only, and was in consequen ce of frauds then discovered, and may it not be classed among the per. manently non-dividend-paying banks. Thf; capital of the rhoenix Bank was reduced last year soma 90 per cent, yet its stock commands but 71 in the ma rket The Me. chanici' Bank is perhaps better able to pay a dividend than some that do pay it; but rigidly setting aside its bud and doubtful debts, leaves a deficiency in the capital, which causes the dividends to cease 6 >r the present. The j capital will probably be reduced by this amount, and al low of dividends on the remainder. The stockholders will I thereby meet the first loss promptly, and their remaining stock will become available. If, then, anything is ultimately realized from' the debts, it will incraase the dividends. The capital employed in banking in New York has, of late, been largely reduc>ad but is still greater than t the aspect of business under the present prospects of the 1 city, as connected with the wl.iole trade of the Union, will warrant. InJanuary last the chartered bank capital in the cily was $90,361,300. This is reduced by failures and aspirations of chartur, $3,000 000, leaving $18,361,300, of which about $6,000,000 yi-Ids no dividend!. The Free Dank capital is $5,008,100, of which $633,000 yields nodivi- dend. This dead capital should be reduced 35 per cent. 1 This would leave an active banking capital, free and char J tered, of $31,611,600, ngainst a capital ol $30,361,3:10, Jan 1837. Under the prment tariff, and during the absence of winter communication with the interior,the business of N. York in 1843 is not likely to be ha fwhat it was in 1S36 i and that half,uuder the cash system, willnot yield thesame proportion of paper for the employment of the banks. A large portion oi the Western trade, which before gave emp'oyment to New York capital, now s eks Boston, pro- bibly to the extent of $30,000,000. The imports of foreign goods have been reduced near $60,000,000 sinco 1936- all of which is directly cut out of the business of the banks of New York. This changing of the currents of business, will work a great revolution in banking operations and in exchanges. A large propoilion oftli.it Western produce which formerly went down the Western rivers to New Orleans, and thenca came by ship to Boston, will now, in all probability,come across direct to Boston Tli* follow* 1 ing produce was shipped from New Orleans to Boston in 1842 Value. Flour, obis. 74,715 $173,575 Pork 71,844 570 03J 1 Bscon, hhds. 1 6 7 25.000 Lard, kegs, 94,870 500,000 Br. 4, bbls. 1,762 15,300 Lead, eigs, 115,921 350,0wing is a table of the highest and lowest of bills on 11 New Orleans at New York, from 1825 to 1839 Highest axi> Lowest Rates or Bills at New York ox Ns.wttRLr.AXs, raosf 1815 to 1838. 1815, a 2H dis. 1832, 1 a IW dis. 1826, 1 a 3 1833, I a IK 1*27, ka3 1*31, 1 a IK 1828, X 3 1835, Hal 41 1889, 1 s 2H 1836, H 4 1810, 1 a Ik 1831, 3 alO 1831, X IH 1838, 2 a!2 During all thli*period, axehange was never in favor of i, New Orleans. This year, since the resumption ol a specie currency, it fell from 5 a 9 per cent discount June 24, to n1* Interfere with the operations of trade will inevitably pro- duce derangement. 'w Males at the Stock RxrhHiige. IB,,U 4100 V?. 2? 5* !o I?l2 130 do J ff.no- III* Co 105't ,l 2fli!i*> Phoi.ii Bk 70> do 62; 7 do do 69; 9 do do 5fl; 6 do do 57; 30 do do 55; 44 1 In O 64; 11 do do 51; 15 do do 40; 100 do do 3^; 50 do i'o J 34; 00 ttoxrs each 13 lhat 14, 60 canes each 12 cauuutvni 211" each 6'2; 67 do 50 61 j; 3001 uxei each 8lli 40. P,Miction*?10 half cheat* 43; -.'0 do do 42; 70 do do 40. i 60 do do 34; 43do do 33; 40 do do 321; 40 do do 32; 31 do 1 do 25. '1 Suucha": 10 half client* 66; 30 do do 60 30 do do 59; J 16 do do 32); 240 lodo 30$, 41 do do 26; 160 do do 26, 093 half chests withtrawn. 500 mall 20$; 6000 do 20; 600 do 19}. Brighton Cattle Market. Nov.'21 ?At market 1400 beef eattle, 800 store*, 3000 b ihecp, and 1700 swine. r Price*? Herf Cuttle?We racoa .Oct. 1 Ponce, P. K. Oct. 8 ieiifue*o( Sept. 20 Para Oct. 14 L'artlia*vna Sept. 15 Pernambuco Oct. 4 I'araccaa May 17 I anama Feb 20 l 'ba*re? July 1 Ki t de Janeiro Sent. 19 I'atlao May 29 Singapore July 16 I'alruita Au*. IS Sydney, N. 8. W. Au* II IVmarara Sept. 8 8l. Helena Sept. 30 Faval Oct. II St. Thomas Ntv. 4 liibrnltar Oct 20 8i. Barta Jan. 3 liuavaouil Feb. 13 St. Jago de Cuba Nov. 19 l.uavaina, P. R. July 1.6 St. Jolina, P. R. Oct. 27 Itonaivea Au*. 1 St. Croix Not- 3 lialveaton Nov. 4 St. Martini Au*. II Havre Nor. 1 St. John, N. B. Oct. 21 Havana Nov. 8 Surinam Sept. 29 Halifax Nov. 12 Tatnpico Sept. 25 leremie May 19 Tobaaco Au*. 8 lacmel Oct. 28 Turk* Ul&nd Nov. 1 Kingston, Ja. Oct. 2fi Trinidad ile Cuba Oct. 12 London Nov. 3 Vera Cnir Oct. 19 Liverpool Nov. 4 Valparaiso July 23 8 La Guavra Nov. 2 Yucatan Oct. 21 Lima Au*. 6 Zanzibar July 14 P Fautaeiiffer* Arrived. Nlw Orleans?Ship Augusta?J Burns. l PMitngeri Sailed. B Havre?Packet ?hip Burgundy?Couut A de Cnlr.biano, late w sinlin au Minister at W ut, r' lira Capdiee ZickwoHT, Mr? VVilhe'tniua Netlelrnde Zick.volff, Miat Anne NelteLodr Zickwolff. OitKNAOa?Bri* Laily lluuiiiigiou?Mri George O McLeod. Foreign 4 injiorfatlont. La Oitayra?Brig Dispatch?4C00 hide* Avmar Ic co?158 'jj tr*i coffee J Durand?31 do 500 hole* Mason 8t Thomson?5 w xanlanta II M .rley?6 cerooua indigo Murray 8t I.'Oman?8) lo 175 b is eoffer 1461 hides J C De C istor, Philadelphia?2 bg* :offee W Cu'nmiiwa, do?1100 orange* 10 master. w BerMI'O*?Brig Princess R .yal?280 hide* 300 sheep skins 16 rl ks ia.low 2 do horua W A F Davr n|?irt. Domestic Importations. Nrw Orleaw??Ship AuKunta?7f>7 bales cotton Kenmrri h *c o?t8 8 A|?i?l*by?86 Piflot L? B?rber?1972 ?**oU? corn W '11 V Johnson Sc co?I b AUoi> Jk Cnannrey? 50 bales cotton P* JooHhn" co?51 C H D?rbv? 3 NewlmWSi f'ruft. 1,1 mBSBBHMBIBBBBBSHBSHHBiHBBmi VI AR I T 1MB HERALD. To Ship Mailen and Agents. II We iliill nurn it n furor, if captain* of vessels will give o Commodore William A. Bnaaett, of onr news tleet a retort of the ahippiiiit left at the port whence they tailed, the ti e.taela spoken on their postage, a lit" of their cargo. and any 1 t'1 "tr-iim newspapers they may hove He will ^oard them im- A nediatel* ?n the!* Agents and corrraimndenla at vme or abroad, will *1 r> confer a favt-r ty tending to this TI iffiee all the ma'.iie intelliqrnre they cau obtain. Nautical 1 formation of any kind will be thankfully received. gi PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. UN, 1849. G PI* IMSEJ 7 tfj taoon hue* 12 o H *w 44 H'OM w it* I 51 J f'learetl. T Barque Linn. H?nrr, Mobile, Ni smith, L-eda It Co.?Briga loan J de Cart (tena. If- liar, II m-hi at, Brett Vnaes Alvord, h|a*on. St Marvs. (It. Nraeoth, c -da It. lie; B lie, Myera, a* Wi'minvton, NC-?Schr* Topic, Smith, St D iiningo Metlatl 'latt; Bergen, L?tonr- tie, Petersburg. Jaa Hunter; Rreaidr, D ^liittley, Boaton. Artivert. ea Ship Anrista. Haley, 23 ilaya from New Orleana,with cotton, I oKitchil'o. The A. ha? had a pilot on boa'd i day*. D Bririali briit OreaPdea, Hutching*, 17 day* from Kingston, Ja. w n ht'l??t. 'o Stoke* It Anthony. Vesaeli left not recollected ra Brig Ditpatrh, Ttlilrn, (of Philadelphia) from La Ouavra, ba nil ID din from Porro Cabello, with coffer. Ac. to H AD. lolhral. Left at Li Gusyra, brigs Orion, for Philadelphia, in dava; Ann Elin L, Peddle, from do, juatarr; ?chr Emily El- to icntt, Landermin, fir Billimere, 3d mat No American tea- pn el* at Porto Cabello; achr Victortne, from St. Kitta, touched ph n,I railed 26th tilt f -r Maracaiho. *t, Brig Antarctic. Thompson, (of New Haven) 18 day* from )rtrter?ra, in hallaat, to W. W Pratt. Britiah brig Piince** Ro, I barque, 2 brig*, unknown. Wind WNW. j General Ucrnrtl. Packkt *Htr Roicrva, for Liver|>ool, will sail to-day. Her !tt? r bag* are at Gilpin's. 1 Brno ALPitg Tvlk*.?Some unetajnea* having hern mani- at d h\ those who have friends on hoatd the Alfred Tybr, apt Kiioi, which cleared at this jort last April for Richmond, r take in a cargo for Pernarnbiico. w? si ?le tor their informs* r on tint the Alfred Tyler arriveit ar Pemamharo, diacht'ged er cargo, anil sailed on the llih of July lor Bahia, where ?he rrived on the 29th; where, we presume ?he took in a cargo of J i?*r fir some port ill Europe. Siu e that time we hive loit i track of her. L? Bkig Tappawoolt, Goodrich, from New Haven for Bsrba- i rws, (before reported) with cattle, out 8 days, ran on the reef* in^ the northward of Bermuda, on ti.e 18th ult. while scndding J iahea*ygle. Immediately after striking, she began to labor j id thnmp nea-ily, and findi- g the rudder and a portion of the J ern pott had been torn away, the captain cat away the mainiaat Part of the canto waa removed. Night coming on, the Mh-d. I Scut Brkkxc, from Halifax for Bermuda, anchored on the >rih mile, at the Inrter port, on the 30th air. During the night, Wi heavy tfnil ho i mil to pit-era. Brig pylon, Tro-t, of and for Ba'h, from Bm'nn, went ashore at u nevrell'i Beach?will probably get off without much daMniir. or th? In a gale at Owl'a Head, u'h inst. schv It Kaeler partad a chat* MO got fowl of hvif AHjall Heir l'h fi't. wkkM il-irngr of cOOarqMMa. Hchr Argoi.anl, of liiinsmn, parted hri chain and dioVe upon the fl at a, without rnage. l.ati.vcHro?At .Viirth Yarm- nth, Maaa. Iirlg Henry, of very 'n'1 |>er or nf>d-l and rvorkm linhip, 232 tona?11 he en rnaiided !10 Capf. R chard H. Means Alao, aahip rrllid the Hudson, I) tons, to be coininaudrd hv Cspt. Samuel Bookman, Jr. H|iiihen, Peter Hattrick, from New Yoik for Mobile, Nov 10, lat 31 40, n 71 20, enc Chss Carroll, from Boi'on for New Orleans, Nor 14, lat 31 40, wi n 09 30 W, A bsique steering 9, allowing a checked Bag, red and white, ,ec the ini/en peak, Nov i3. Foreign Prirta. Nasser, NP. No? II?In port, Jamca Power, King, for Bal nor*, n?*i oav. IlKXtxtt No* 3?Arr Adrian*, Hunt, Baltimore. Sid nt t etamoia, Fianklin, Rhndt Island, In nor'. Coquette, Taii from Baltimore; Juarina, Shepherd, do; Fanny, Patteraon, |S Arr Oct 2?, C*7.riin*e. Dearborn, Al? aandria. he. MoiTFvmro, Sr|* 13?In nort. Conolaniia, Klwll, from oat m. dim; A'Cir. -rnark, Rio, do: Eaprras, Rvr, Citlix, do; errulea. Sba'ia. Pluladelidiia, art 3d; Delight. Wooten, from W i, tlisg: Sam' fc John, H le, wailing freight; 8 ratogi, Smith, in, diair. "la Tahiti, Jnlf l?'n port, O C Raymond, Denniaon, of Sag '"J arbor, unc (repotted June Id for Manilla. 'Ml Home Port*. ,V,, Bath. No*'?Arr Co;."elia ion. Simpaon, Tranani. Cld ?r b, l'd ibout 15 achrs bound up the bay? vind SW. Pobtssiouth, Not 21?Arr Atlantic, Nickerron, PhiUdel >hi i. Sal fx Not 21?Arr Abigail, Grant, Philadelphia. Bosto*. Not 23? Arr Amis, Core t, Porto Cab- Mo; Colurn G*>nc. l)l\ W in Pu. Bike% Philad-lph 4 A'in \I Rogers, Dill. d? VUn t r. Kidder. d??; Siar, CI ucy MaraiiT.ss; M ry Cl?rk, Sivetr, Nasi. u. Sr; Pilgrim, D *dge jjruiK'ioaiii DC; Kmrtild. Hnow, Kre eiirksborg; W..re ri'r?, B*lumor? Hida?tnh, KiohI?oii. Philidclphia; Eagle kVhiu*. Albany; Kliz-t Mn.lda, C'rovrrll, do; M ndUti, Rice siYorU; Androm.li, liu't*, do Telegraph'd, Token, oid, Biltimore. 8i?n.il for I brim. Cld S?* Eagle, S r ?h irt an Prince; Mo Uudrr, Encr, Charleston; U a Ho tter Ph"i? Wil't n? i J m. s Kmiieu. l'ii Wih.. RrMv. .NYork. An 22 Ve?i*er, H1' kins W IVni? I'. v lor, and iton; Moselle Itaiinard, Newll-rvm; M iry Ehnbeth, Hartford. Philadelphia, Nov 22?Arr America. Monroe, Bur not fr%. CId Lodi, Baiter, Boston; Maria, Wilbur, Providence WainWright, Biitm.ni, N York; Frances A Seward, Curtis klhtny. AlkiawdbiX* DC Nov 20?Arr Victory, Penfleld, NYork.? lid Robert Watt J >hnson, Cork; St Heleua, Hnlow, Bangor d on soon, Carlton Boston. Frkdciickhbuiu, NovM-CId Abstract, Boston; Volun eer, t -rden, ilo. Kdkivtoiv NC. Nov A?r Virginia Hodges, Rollins, Neas fork. Hid H H Booth, Partridge, W?*t Indies. r OST between rh? i.'j ,nd TOth of November, a hi ck Fog Irtish Grav H mod tusw?-ra ro the name of l*?*| no?Who ver will returu said Dog to No. 23 Reuwica si. siiall be suit bly ?rwsrded. WANTED?A im til Gi l about 12 years of age, to take cam f children. Apply as ah -v?. n26 It PARTNER W A .NTED?Wanted partu- r with a capital L of B'.VO to be emplovd in a profitable business. A note addressed to E. M. and left at this office will meet due t swot* rH If r "JUROL.ARY A >J I) "ROBBERY.?The alio,, ol J.i.n VI, 3 Dollan. 33fi Broadway, was broken into last nitht, and a uautiry of clothing takeu therefrom, consisting of all descripions of men's winter tpparel. Pawnbrokers, and other* d-alig in second hand articles, ar?* requested to give notice to rhe ovrrmer on t e premise should any goods he offered them rhich cann !ic that he will VI gjve a Concert, assisted by h?? son Charles at the Society libra*y ou Thursday, the 1st of December. Programme ou a iiture day. eod 3tr r RT I ER HAG of Packet *hip R cius, f r L verpool, will close at Gil} iu's Foreign Lettsr Office this day, at hall aat 11 o'clock. No letters wj'l he received froin the Pos' office. n25 ltr f05EPH McMUKKAY, .00 PTiTTstreet. New York, gives Draft* in su?n* ro suir *ot lica* ts, on fh?? PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND, ay-able at? Cork, Bainbridge Lime ick, Ballyinena, Clonmel, Parsontnwn, Loudoudtrry, Downpatirk, Hligo, Civan, Wrt'ord, Lurg*n, B-I fist, Ornagh, Wa rrford, Duu*aiition, (ial*?ay, Bunion, Armauli, Enni?, A'lihui". B illy.haunon, Coleninr, l, mbaiia, Kilki'i'Dy, Dunitarviu, Billina, Mallow, Tralif, Monrymore, Ynufhal. Cnotrhill, Ei.ni.killcu, Kilru.h. Mouaghau, KNULAND. noonrr, Atwood V Co. Buikrrt, London. P.V.hl. in ...wn ra-... W. B pnei. Requires. Liverpool, i'y o| Olugow Btnk. Payable in every lowu in Lcotland n25 lmr "TO THE PUBLIC. 'EVEN yean ago the newspapers were filled with taunting ad'erti?em nt* aimed at me because I ssseited'hst the RANDHE fH PILLS would cure all diseases by purifying ie blond. The tables are now turned, and the verv tnen wh-re the moar prominent in condemning, now STEAL my DVERT18E V1ET9, to advocate the same principle of cuiig all disease by purifying the blood. Th "re i? danger to he preheoded frun the u?e rfnew medicines, m tde chemically i' no such medicines cau purify the biro '.and, what is worse, tch medicine mu*t leave evil effects behind them. I know ist Or arly all the medicines advertised as universal remedies ivc not the confidence of their p opnetors, who use my Pills hen iheyare sick themselves. T"is is a fa t which those acquainted with mv Wis will tdily h**lieve The B?-and eth Pills are made of VEG ETALK EXTRACTS ONLY, and those extract* are nbuined ithout boi'mg or anv a-?plic t'toti of heat, and no cheicaf eans are employed. The extractiv* matter is 0"f*i erf in its ire state, iust a* it is in the L VI\G VEGETABLE. If it ere obtained otherwise, it would not be safe, because eriice br s sh-wii that those medicines whic- an* chemical! v o?v med, whefner from Vegetables or minerals, have A TER FKECTS often danger* u in their nature, always unpleasant their action on ihenund system.?In a f?-w days I wil> d?rihe the apiMtrans which I u*e, a model of whu h will he pubEly exhibited 1 may sav that I am now offered fiv- dolUis r ounc*" for all of one VEGETABELR EXTRACT I can ike, hw that CMKlf lake i r, for the wry rtMOO that I cau> make mo-e than sufficient for my own wants in the uiauu cmre of the Brandreth Pills. The Brandreth rills, ih original VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILL8 e sold at 2'> cenU ner box, at ill Broadway, 274 Bowery, and 9 Hudson s rcef. B-ware of Imitations. r2>1'*rc V ANTED? A re i?ectS Jrr PHE Bills of the Monmonrh Rank, N J., ?ill be re Jr. met ai the Clinton Bank, viz:?Tens and upwards par, tires and rder I per cent. n24 lmei JA'.KE r 8'III* ROSCIUS for Live qiool.?Pasts ugrrs by this a lip will please be on boad the steamboat Hercules, at fniiehill, this morntnic at 12 o'clock, at which time the shin ill *ail. 1, tier baga will close at Gilpin's and Hale's News Room, at H A M, at which plrce only letters will he reenved. n25 It HAFh'LE-RAFFLE-RAFFLK. "'HE fhi d aid last (Jiand Raffle this season?Tickets One Dollar each.?To b? raffled for rositivel" on Tuesday 13 of ec. next, a handsome Spanish Circular Gentleman's Cloak, nh rap-and si k vrleet collar and facings, and SUBplSts in erv other rrspects For par icutars apply a' No. I Murray at, aernrnt, corner Broadway, where the cloak c in be seen. Tickets only I dollar, which must be paid for when the num ri are taken. Any gentleman wsntinit a cloak would do well try in this, for at the risk of only one dollar he may become ssed ofa cloak worth (90. The raffle will positively take ace on the above named date, at St. Johns Hall, 8 Frankfort at 8 o'clock in the evening precisely. On Christmas and New Tear's There is to be snow, Wrhouta clork Yon must not go To sisit the ladies; You know ith no joke. So take my adviee And come for the cleak. ra24 tol3dc#ec ;RAIIAM'8 MAGAZINE?Office ?8 Bowery.?Graham's Ladies and Gentlemen a Magazine?J Fenimore Cooper, m C Bryant, Hen'y .M Longfellow, Riclurd H Dana, and nieroui other eminent er. The Serenade, a sonnet. The Widow of Newhnrg, a Tale of the Olden Times, by J Vlanem. 'on- Sonnets, by Miss Elizabeth B Birrctt. The Dream, a sonnet, bv Mrs rseha Smith Malms Gray, a rale, ns Mrs Ann 8 Stephens. boon, from sn Unpnhlishe I l'oem, by Win I'litlen Bryant. Trssth i tile, by Mrs Frances Ssrgent Oasood. I'rue Affection, an illustration of a picture. The Persecutor's Daughter, a story of the Covenantees, by C 'etersntt. V Rice for a Sweetheart, by the author of Jack Downiiig's ten. The Far-well. If:. dairy C*?" di?h, the last chapter, by the author of Cruizing ihe Last Wat The Holy Nights,a ptem.by Henry Morford. The Ladies Lih.ary by W A Jones. I'he Pistnr' Visit illtistrstiou of a picture. rne Hasty .Marriage, a Sketch from IReal Life, by Robert irria. In the Night Wind in Autnm, by Qeo H Colton. Iditur's Table. Editor's Book Table. Embellishments? l"me Affection, a splendid Uteri engraving, byfKawdon, light. Hatch and Simile. Grail ma ihe Husbands Retnin i fine Mrizonteat, engraved H S Sadd. Phe Potor's Visit, an elegant ateel plate, by AS Dicke. Prrma $1 per annum in advance, or 25 cell's a single number, llishe.' in' nthlv, delivered in any imrofthia c ty and Brook, and aent by mall 10 any pair of Pie U' i"d 8 ales. Si Stance ISRAEL PO-T, ?8 Bowery. COUGHS, CuLDS, ONSUMPTIONS, H Iirsenesa, Sine Throat, Spi'ting ol 3lo id, Bmncbi it, k., is cured for one shilling a scientific pht aici n't invention, c died ?Professor J met' nvh On lv, or cemi'onnd rzt act ofti.ln and Spanish moss, ntmsedof 13 ofthe rarest herbs snd plants the vegetable em posaesaa. Rv id this plain^hooest r aplana'ion ro the publ.c The prmci|>al rn itr rials in this randy ware formerly i n teiibeil an eminent physian, in liquid to'm. Survly i' is supeticr en taken 'n the shape of a beautiful rands, pleasant to ti e e, elegant in form,and miraculous in ope-atn.n It nerds but trial to con> ince all of its merits It is bnt one shilling for a il: who will iiae It 1 It is slightly purga ive.removing all hurs Irons and purifying the blood. In fact. Irom ihe hundreds ady cured by this, tie propris tor (eels warrante I in offering ae terms th'l in case persona are not satisfied, to return tin net In them?Ike name n.nif iierrs.ua l his ia fsir ds.slinir I plainly pro*** thtthu is no puffed nostrum The prophe rfqUMti om trial from all |?r?nin wh bar- fmlmonary c rnint*. He WtKiuU there is no mercury iu this as in omr pul">r 1 fthedu If i* v.ld rlt# .t|? fhM i' 11 a fi'l r in it. Aolil only at I. 2 oil shilonr* a arge package, by T. let, ?i*n of the American Eagle 92 Chatham ft. N V. Apnteo Agents? Z* iber, Thin? ami Dock ?t Phil, I State tt, ton .>7 Srate *t, A 'bany. 130 Fnl'on it, Brooklyn, CMilrn ig, Charleston, H C, Zeiber, next to the Ame>icati Hotel, iibir g'on. D C ii2> Im'fr X HACT from the (o'hming (Join r it tee*? Rrpo t;?Con a'drrine that it Wild* r's A tlamander Iron A4ii immftiae line a nr-ri-xl ol riwhf h'lira whil> It of I he othera it err deefr y ed by the Mirr le at in tree hin i hnnriL*f h tve no h-e>Utinn in eaying that ?r caneider ld?r'a 8 lamandei Safe really tlie-proef, anil affording per uiity to hooka anil pa era in Mags' lira. CHA?LF.S H. MARSHALL, BALDWI V A CO, WA0SWOTH k SMITH, MI.NTURN k O. Viblrr'a Pa'nm Salamander Fire Proof Safe ran only be bad he Iron War.honae of 8ILA8 C. HKKKINN* 13a Waieratreet. I. B?Second baud Safea of o'h?r m iken. inch aa hare n taken in imrt p la ment for the WilderN Safe, can be had eta than of the that coat. n2tr I'll t- l'hr I inkiin I 'off, r H' me, ff, \1 i.b- n I,nil, am 13 Crdar ilreet.?J. P BROWN haa the pb-aaiire to infn-m frienot and cuatam -ra that owing to the fatorab'e atate of mirketa, he la enabled to reduce bit dinner chargea fr*m i eetita to 12K ocn'B (icr tdate, on flab and m -at, and from to 8?i'inra|H' |ilite on poultry. A eorteapooding reitncnon lor Bre-klait and T, a nW 1'*itm eOR VIOBiLE? M. gnlar lacktl ttie toth ol WW Vi?, The aplrndirt picket ahip ALA B AM IAN, JUkia' api. W. B l.ane, willaail aa abore. in> a, ip'a itromn odallona lor cabin, 2d cabin and ateerage aengera arr v> r> aupciior, and bertha can be aecnred oH inn ite irrma. if early application it made on board, weat aide Jnrlirg alip, or to JOSEPH McMURhAY, 21 r 100 Pine atreet, corner of S,,ath RE BRICK.?7000, (Joean pafnt, a vary anterior article. Foraale by PERSSE k BROOKS, r II Liberty atraat. (VTH>\ SALKS _ BKL' Auctioneer. BY BfcLL k HOWARD. 'Mircf /V#?r v.'rrsJ) SATurTJav t At IH^nVliwh in thr -lies rmtOk Splendid furiiit ire sile?A U *e isoitmcin of elegant furr?i y ttt'fl hv orati of i he Hhl*?rB artwf?, an invoice of l-u.kin* g utei,some elegant furniture, window r? bed curtains, Vr an* Als 3 ma?t inceut piano fortes, bv order of tq* 8h-riff, th? property ol an absentee; 1 do by order of the Alarsal, to ay a claim. _ By RlfcLL k AWl LAKIL^T SATURDAY. At 10)^ o'clock, at ihe auction room. Pianos, new ?uid second Hand furnitur^ oarpectiug, Ac. I Also one share in the New York Socief Lib'ary This is ail ordiLaiy library shaie not commuted; dues imid. FRIDAY, At 10^ o'c ock at their sales room, A good assortment of broadcloths, cassiineres, ready made ciothiof, Ac. i SATURDAY EVENING, I, At half-|>asi 6 o'clock a' their is room, a A collection of oil pai t?ug*, auci nt and modern, many of which are worthy the attent ?>n n^ octave t iano. nude by toe celebrated composer Henri Herz, of Paris, equal in lone to am intimnc't ever mported, A" UCTION NOTICE ?By CARTER A CO at the so* No. 102 Broadway, bet *een Pine and Wall streets, this day at 10 o'clock furniture. Car. et?. China, Piano Fortes and T Fancv Goods. 14 very elegant mahogany sofas, cushioned is I tufted and spring sear; handsome cuire tables with white and tli black marble and maho any tops; breakfast, dining and tea t?- sa Idea,\ery supr French and sofa bedsteads; V and mil and French mating my cbaim; small maghogany table*; plain and C mahogany diessing bureaus: parlor rocking chairs: a second tr hand inahogauy sideboard, solid frontr aud office tiesitt of van- Y cut Sl7.es. Ci Also, verv rich French china tea and coffee sets, handsome Hi blue dinner sets, aud 25 pitchers and basins. A superior Cremona violin. th tiuin, nil ICU rugs, I c II stair c*r|x*t flat ulair roda *nil window blind. A'ao, 3 -pi'ml ill va.ts of mi fl iwn, cost $80. Also several tosewood fancy work|bbet, 8c r. (pustpon il on account of the weather) ?Tina day, at 10 o'clock at 123 Kultou at, bv order of the A i;im i a. a verv large and valu tble stock of Ku's, being the entire atock of a ilea'er?consisting of 1' na, chi' chilli, snbb Iteuet, ami c ney uiutfi trinimiiiita of different kind*, racoon, wolf, fox and genet sleigh Robes. many of the rohea are very f cnatly?the original coat $1} each. They will be aold without V. re*, i ve-ml will li" found worthy the attention of thoae in want. Livery stable keepers will do well_to alt ltd aa auch an opportunity leldom occura to rnrcha?e aleivh robea. nli It" S. P. INOKAHAvi, Auctioneer. NKW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL HOAD LINE. Via Nouwich atan Wo?rr.itc? RatLHoaua. j,, Cotnpoaed of the tnllowimt antierior (teamen runiiiuK in connection w ith the Norwich Woreeater and Worceater tk Bos- _ii ton Hai1 H >aea?- t :i WOKCKuTh R, Capt. J H Vanderbilt. NEW HAVEN, Capt. J K Duauu. ?.i CLEOPATHA, Capt On and aftei Monday, Nov 2lat,th:a line will be run tri-weekly, leaving New Vork, Tueadaya, Thnradaya and Saturday! only, at 4 P.M. The n?w and splendid steam bo, t Nit W Hi^VEN,' Captain J. K. Duatan, will Lave every Tuesday, Thuraday and Saturday afteriioon, at 4 o'clock. Passengers lor Boston will be forwarded immediately on the arrival of tha above boats at Norwich, and will proceed with- jn out chance of cars or baggage. For further information, enquire at the offir on the wharf. I(M on boi rd the boats, or to D. B ALLEN, 39 Peck slip, upstairs. All persons are forb.J trusting any one oa account of tlu above boats or owners. t 2V FOR AHL^^^^^^^F.RPOOL. The Royal Mail St. ?rn Ship AC AD1 A, A. Rvrie Eaq Comm.ndei, will leave Boa.on (or the above p >rta on Thurs day, Dec 1st. II Passage to Liverpool S'33. -aJ Halifax $20. App'yto D. BKIGHAM. Jr.. Agent, n2lr 3 Wall street. PULLtN COPP'S liTJaSpl NEW VOKK, ALbA.V, I'Kt i V AND MONT REAL F.XPRESS. Messrs. Harttdeu St Co. having dia]in?ed of their ron'e Irom New York to Albany and Ttov, tt.e subscribers, the old conductors of Heruden Ik Co'a Northern Exoreaa, from New Vork, will continue to run a* heretoforeJeaving New York. Alhanv and Troy, Daily.and conns ct at Trov with Jacobs' Montreal Kspress and will forward Specie, Ba>lI November. The Splendid Packet SpM^Shin HOSt. I US. Capt. John Collins, of poo tons, will |K>sitivp|y sail aa above, her regular day. Kor freight or of passage, having accommodations unequalled for splendor or comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to E. k. COLLINS k (3o. 56 South street. T Price of pasaagr, flflO. th The Packet Slop Siddons, Captain Kdw. B. Cobb, ol toon Ions, will succeed the Koactus, and sail the 24th December, her regular day. L tters for the ships of thia will only he received at Gilpin's P' and Hale's News Room. Passenger* inay rely on the ships of thia line sailing pnncraal- ly aa advertised. n25 r NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS- _ wwyk Pack-1 of th 2Jth N-j ?The splendid, well known kPflHawoackec ship HO^t'lOUS, 1100 tons burthen) ("apt. Joh" Colnns, will sail punctuallv as above, her regular da>, V Tile shi|a ol this line are all 1000 tons baithen and upwards, jT1 add their aecommodations tor cohiii, second cabin and steerage liasaengeis, it is well known c?nnm bt surpassed. Persons wishing to secure berths should make immediate rP application on board, foo, cf Wa'l at., or to 1 W. k J. T. TAP8COTT, 43 Peck slip, giv or 52 Sooth st. cor. Jonea lane. Ho Th? Rosciona tails from Liverpool again on ilie |i January yer persons therefore who wishro ?rnd for their friends can have cas them brought out in her or any of the line, on reasonable terms. of 1 n2tr wil fcffg- FOR LIVERPOOL?Regular Packet of th- ~2rth rcl mHWPW D-eember?The apl nvtd, I 'st sailing packet ship ENDENCt, Capt Wye, will nail aa above pr'. her regular day. (i Kor oaaaage in cabin, second cabin, and ate-rage. having snler.di,, accommodations, apidy on hoard, foot of Ms'den lane, A orto JOSEPll McML'RRAV, -t* 100 Pint* ?tre?:t, Curn? i of Hnuth utrpFf. Cat P. R.?TH* above will b* inrc^cdrd b> the packet ?hi5 le, will cltar on F'nday ueit, and a til on Satarday. the 2ft h inat. Having handnnme slate room accommodations for II cabin paavneers, and her st"er?ge will be foand in bp a nau-passed k> any ahip now lo-ding tor Ihe above port, Those proreed'O* lo ihp Old oanfry. ?ill And it lo ihrir imcreat and ci mrou to .eleci this 1 n.ivi yanee in preference lo any other F .r trrma ofiiaaiagr, which 1a very low, apply to the "b.rrahers MOCHE BROTHERS It CO., 3t Kulton 11, neatdoor to lot Fulton Bank Cah n Passage f V>. N B Drafts at sight on the Royal Rank ?f I-eland and On Mr lira Preacd't. (Jrotr, Amnlt o, Bankpia, Lndoi.. whici arc paid free of discount or any r harv in eveiy to an thresh VI oat England, Lrl.nd, Scolltiul ana Wslos, at all times for -ah 1*1 UaboVI 1 21r bar 1? KOIt an- k New V-wk ,n" wffV Lint?Rpaolar picket :tOth Novanibvr?The faat sail ',n 1 jBHaHaa'ng parkei ahip MIn >1 PHI A, a,.1. Knight, will >'*V will i?iai ivelv anil aa above, hpr regular day. For freight 01 l"? passage, havinghandaome furniilirn aerommodationa, apply on board, at Orleaas wharf, foot of Wallat. or to "P K. K COLLINS Ik CO. 58 Booth at Poaitively 00 goods received after Taasday evening, the 20th tl*1 inat. nfl Shippers may rely apon having thpir goods correctly mesaar- 1 ed. ana that the ahip* of tin a line will aail punctually aa ad> ei tiaed. Any guarantee to that effect will b? given aud fnltillei' that may be required. "JP Asenu in N. Orleans. Hullin It Woodruff, who will promptly forward all goods In their add 1 em. The packet ahip Ocmulgee, C ptain Peet, will aneeepd Vf the Mempllia, and tail the 10th Dec, httr regular day. nfjr VI 11 to fro* NEWORLEANS.MMBILE, SaV~VN- rflfy NaH AND CH aRLE?-T6.V f e para.t aha, .4ML.ALABAMA, apiain Bunker, w II a il tula H. .Nov.16 n, for Nrw Oilcan. 1 a. The pack vt alnp NEW YORK. Catt. Nlven. will sail Itn f* Mobile on the 28 h N' v 1 The pa he' brig AUGUSTA. Uapt Sherwood, will aail on 1 th? 28th, for Savam ah. The parhet ahip WARSAW, Capt. Hawkina, will sail f?.r Uharleiton on the 28th Nov. For pam^a man. of the ^VpSC^lT ??P.ck ,'in. T' |B?j, of 22 South at. oornar Jonaa lane. acn AMUSE M E NTS. IMTHADI TUmR. -i" n, RKT?rRUTIOJ*. ift.r w irh, III- it mm,.. ?ril| um, LP. r ?h rl,t won MAN'S Ht'T ifl*r?hicV', COBBLMt IN TLRKtV. if* U,, r? will opr.. at 61.?curiaui wuIim >1 ibvmi iw oNloch pr?-r'?rly. B BARBTK Ok BkVlLLE. B01~W-M.no WTi.r Jo?P.t rH i?-Oallr ry M rnu. ..w?.iwtb *uu inr t>rnitruitiic* wur ??nlence at v precue I v IMC U K l.l.'O OL m Hlc rHKA i Hiv 441 RhkiIh iv. New Tor*. THIS EVENING. N. v r, w.n o? preaanted JOHN OK PARIS. ADer whieh TURNED HEAD. To coiiclllfle Will GIOVANNI IN GOTHAM, u 7~ The Doxim will b? opened at hall-paat.C, lad the Mr i r i n? f eftmmeiire *t 7. pvnv fi^ninf t MPtltTHIC ATKK OK TIIE KftPCrfLIC. IT7 Ritircrv N. A HOWES Proprietor IKAND CRLVBRATIO N OK T 'K. EVACUATION OK TH- i ITY OF NEW YORK. THIS EVENING, the irerinrm urea will cxminearc iw ii K I 7 O'CIOTK ARABi OK THE DESERT Wonlrr'nl h ar. Ii I if. md Hereulf-.ti L*hr>redt MONS Gull. LOT, LK I.IOn HK.KO Olio Molly wi I .Ii 11I iv li.i rim m tncr of ihe Rival o' O'-rrulr. Tin- Brother* of Wimw wilt ^|>|w r in a novel display of Grouping', Eqoi iorium-, kuiI G> mmulic*. Boid General Dm lay of HOHHK. V1ANSHIF, Bneea 50 crnta?I'rivalr do for 6 | Pit or Pa "que He 65% 'INS EVENING, hi!I be pr i^nted some of the moat astonhimr frati of Gvmnattirs and Contortions ever p*esented in lite un?ry.bv Messrs. Miller, Mestayer, B.othtrs of Wnriw, Rich*rd*on aud Rugulr-. By Mr. C. D. Jenkins,*'arnentev, Mist Rosamond, Aariol, elesu*. Cento, Augusta, Mail Henry, and oth?'i, will he inoduced a grand combination of Sung*. Duetu, Solos.Glees, aiihee Eccentrirites. Dantes, Waltz?, Hornpipes El boleros, tchuchas, Single and Double Laddies, Scotch Flings, Lassies trathnr uyi tee., 8ce. By. M? osrs. R. W. Pelh-ra, O. W. Pel ham, and Mr. Backos. e great Pagai inviy, will the Kthioneau Characters. Flying Cord by the une?|ualled Mr. Rugglss. Programmes a the T"eatre. Doors open at 6 o'clock, performance commences at 7. N B. The New York Bran Bind is engaged. Mr. Nosher, ad-r nil Im i%#r AMKIUtTirf H KATHK-W ALkL'lHBT. PHIL ADKLHUI A. NDF.R THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CU8HMAN* THIS RVEV|\'(J, Nov. ?5, will Kr enacted, LONDON ASSURANCE. Conclude with RORY O'MOKE. E. A. MARSHALL. L*a?ee. adirricaii ntiEtn, CORNER of Broadway ami Ann atreet, oppoaite St. fauPa J Church. r. T. BARNUM. Manager. GLORIOUS ANNIVERSARY! VAC'UATIO DAY. KIIIDAV V,.. 9V a Six Sple Eutrrtaiumriiti by 1} Perfumers. This immense building with iliiir* and itemise balconies d nearly nor huudntl windows, frnnltug un Broadway and I'aiV. "fi r an unequalled opportunity for viewing ihe SPLENDID MILITARY COMPANIES1 of which pass the Museum On Ihia occasion will bo ex kited THE IDENTICAL ELAO rich was raised o? the Flax Staff on th- Battery by order of urral Wat hi niton, at the Evacuation of this city by Ihe Bri h, the 2Sih dav ol'No*., 17#t, being the first American Flag ist d ill the city after the Derlaratiou of li de|* ndeuce. It u'preserved hy the Corpora'ion of New Y'irk.antil Illy, >en it was presented by a rote of the Common Council to lira nericau Mniruin. A Transparency of the Immortal Washington will be placed he nut ide of the Miuram, and the whole building rorail with ll tKs, banners ano transparencies wor hy of the ocearn. The first performance will take place at 11 o'clock, A M.and repeated at interrala -hroi-ghiitit the dav and eveuing Among e iwrformirc engaged are Mr Winchell, rhe great c mic ilUtis' T O Booth, the c 'mic singer, Mi?? Hood. La Pi uta leste, O^CoddcII the tattooed man, the Lilliputim bamily of ?li-rf irmns, lie AI ?o exSioiting Niagaia Falls with real iter; and positive1! the I'.t'av hut one THE HEAL MEKMAlD, ren rear the Feeie I lends. Admission to all '/i rents?Children half pcire. ntO OLOH I')U8~A ND lilt AND EVACUATION DAY! KLAUS FLV|VO! musi F'.AYiNo:: BALLOoNS AsCENTI?n Kl "EWOPKS EL PHI VO i. V. IITHEU 11 A PICTURE GALLERY, ROADWaY, opnosite the City Hill. Ktpealed Pariorm1 slices during the d?v md evrioit*. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. The following nersous will appear? Master D E. Hughes, Master J A. Hughes, Miss M Hiuhes, Miss Clemenca, Miss Blanchard, Miaa Rosalie, Mast Diamnnd Mr. Jmkina, n2ir Mr.Boyeas HEA1ENDOHS ATTRACTION PSWRMFUL NOVb LTlES! UNPRF.f EDEN TF.D PKH-OHMAV CE8?1THE RKALFUD-OKE VIEHMAID. NKW VOUK NUSKUM AND PICTURE GALLERY, Prititiinav. 'ifHMUe the City Halt, TINE PERFORMERS TO BE SEEN FOR ONE SHILLING. ThrManagretruttshemaywithenBfidei.ce tert th X tach a r-tUn of S ara aa the following hire seldom rn submitted ?o th#? public. Mailer D, E. Huulwi,, th?- admirable harp player; .Master J. Miu'ti'-s, th- i if mi v toll nit ij viiss HhiImi. the hi|i> Lyra; in leippBce, the accomplished dadnea e: M?w Cecilia rinchaiNl th aracr-ful iugcleresa; M '??rr Krank Diamond,the rivalled Klhiopfin I ancer; IVlr. Jenkins, the unequalled njhor? time Doable Spanish Live BuM, ink* u near Burno* Ayr s on riai bv th- Spaniard*, in the year 1840, and imported to ?w York ?n 1842. He is considered bv naturalist to be the most wonderful de rmity in the known world. H has a doable windpipe, do a s breast, oouble paunch, double ribs, sn legs.double hips, d some other parts double, lie is iicr'ectly sonnd and in od he Ith. and supposed to be uiue years old, and weighs *r 1 500 pou ds. PrOffABOri of Matnral Hitlnrv Slim-Ana A aataaaub. >n d do well to visit and judg. for themselves. A Three Legged Cow, now thr>e years old. She iidaficiant nnr fore 'eg, and ao fiom birth. A Coatimunni. A Sea Dog, or Bra Leopard, taken alive id the North Rivar. he head leaemblra tint of a doe, and the akin is) spotted like at of a leopard. Tinly a wonderful curiority. W. |f, Monkey., fcc. To he ae> n from 8 o'clock A M till 10 P M. Admi-ainn 121-8 centa, children uuder 10 yean of aire halfice. (JikxI Music in attendance. a21 lm*m FRANCIS' PATENT LIFE BOAT, OS> I?J. B vRDOTTIC, Superintendent, beg to inform hii friends sn the pnblir een-ially that he haa opened a rt'| and Rnardmif House for gentlemen at No. 130 Broadway ich will he rouuneted upon the plan of the celebrated Cafe rtoni at Paris. "here are abont twenty furnished rooms a taehed to the which will he let and meals furnished to any number ol ill men forming aclub, at such hourf aa they may select fadame B irdntte, long snil he tmits favorably known aa I he prirlrt' of a select maison dr fiension in thia city will aupernd ihe house. h nth men will be furnished with meals at any hoar i the fee room. 'he cmstne arrangements will be f mnd of the firvt order.and wines, lienors, kc., the best that out be procured regaidless iptoue. .is inspection of the establishment is respectfully solicited. CAFE TORTONI. H2wis*r 110 Broudway, between Liberty k Cedar at*. 18HOLinTuN?Th* patuarahin of SAFFARRANA k LEWIS, formed on the Tih Jone, 1041. has been this day olved hy mutual consent, Felit Lewis having ditroaed of entire interest in the goods, notas, srcounts, lands and all eriplinua ot assets belonging to said Arm, to Daniel Saffari, n linui froin the business in rnnarnnene* of imtwi-ed III). DANIEL HAFFARRANS. FELiX LEWIS. ANIKL SAKFARFANS will still eontinns the business iswul as their o'd stand, at DoaliSilla and the Bo?y Depot rkasiw Nation, Wtsl. He,the said Saltarrina la tally and te SuOtOfis?d Id collect all Claims oue the firm, and ta bound to ,*V all luaa! cl.tm. s.-tn.t -he HRA v8. FELIX LEWIS, epteher, IJth. '812 t?WM is rc y Hit Al. AND HlTllt.lt AL Ml'. N BmhIi ol X? w York, ti at h* hi. ?u hanrf, and will IK* a' lh? ahnr an n i'ir*. for any rniThrr inatu-. mta, lil*al and ino?t ooital ir Ot**'a i*ie*? (J tadri It a, Poa Qn that.,*, Wa II*., and (Jallop oriaina', and b> lha Vat .?lt> r. B ?0. S tlnfTiiUa ?itl alan nrrin?? M trch* Q .>V?, It*. for country binda at lb* abortt-a notice. for any i'|tmil In arnrnmir*. br d.icctin* a f*<* In ra to h m at II Bayitrrrt. Muaic tanabt, a..d leaaona in thoionvh baaa. ________________ all la'? VuKTiyOUfcat FE5T/LLE FIULA. Ilti1^ fv fame I and calabrat*.) Pilla, from Fortotai. wa parcytrt, to ba obUiina in tbia aonatr? Baa ilr( H I on tka laat aolnrna ml a

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The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
November 25, 1842