The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
December 14, 1842

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a TH Wot. VIII.?He.830 W-> Mo.l)98. NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND From 'If loot of ConrtUwll meet, NrYork. (Kverjr d?v?Sunday i?ni? 'L L??oN>.V?rl N.wyk At S A. M. At i y. M. At 2% A- M. At 1R P. M PR do. 4 Jo. 8 tV do. 8 4o- 9?7 H?. 1* 3? ON SUNDAY!*. Kvnrn tlie f..ol ol Court] Uldt meet _ L. ivc N, w York Lore Newut. At S a V.u: ,U'M( A. UtP. M. .ndJ. Ip. M. NJCW Y OKK. ICHAABETJ] TOWN. L?*v. New York. Lcare Klixab*th Town. 9 A. M. 7 A. M. i, p-..v SWA. ?PM ,^PMM _ 9X _ The trait I for Weatffeld. namfii Id Bonndbrook, somervtlle, fce.. with thr 9 A m, 2 mi j i' m cn Att>ai y in twelve hnura.ai u an. now ?rt:|wred 10 receive and t rwaiil at low ratea, Hp'-eie Bank Note*, Pnekaaea, Balea and C~ara of Qooda, lie, for auy of the eh.if* UHII'I1 or int rmediitr ularva. Will attend |i owi)r>i) lothe col era ion ami payment of billa, iroh a, dn't* an t a. n trua, and ench other bnahnaa aa maybe #n eiat. d to t .r r car*. _iU POMb ROY It UP 2 Wa'l a rcLt, Nr w York NEW YORKA .O HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY. WlN'TMt A^Rlt&NUFM EN r -On ..uTaufr Monday, Drcrmb*a Vh. i8>2, he ears will inn d-i!y aa f..| rnia Le'veCi'v Ct a It for Leave Har'em Leave Willi >n'' Bridge W.lliaim'Badge. for City Hall. forCil. H 11 6 JO A. M. 8 20 A VI. 8 00 A M. 9 19 8 18 20 11 30 X 10 T. M. 12 JO P. M. 2 P. M. 3 90 3 20 9 5 40 J 20 5 SO Harlem only. 5 30 City ur'l ami Tveu'y-aeveiith atreet Line will ran aafo'l?wa:?F'aiu" 30 A M. every ten nuiintev throughout the d?v I'll 7 P. M. Piaaenaera for Wretch, eter. Throg'g Neck, K.aarchea'er. T">? Roche I !e. klainaronrck, Horn' N'Ck, No-th Gertie, R>hb'oa' Milia :iel White Pie. a, will t?kv the 2 o'clock P. M. tr- 'i 'rjn ity Hall, Piae'n.rra for Yonkera erill t?ke the 9 oVIied, A M and I oVlo L, X*. y miiu from C.itjr 1LII, o?i fni*iu PUlJLEN COPP'S ftaSftBa At?kS?) SSSBkCk jHTI EXPRESS. Mrasrr. Haraden fc Co. having dirposed of their roure from New Vork to Albany and Tioy, the aubacrib?r?, the olu conductor! of Harnden k Co'a Northern Kipreia, from New York, will couttnne to run as heretofore-leaving New York, Albauv and Troy, Daily and connect at Tr iv wi'h JacoOa* Montreal Ksprees, and will forward Specie, flai.k Note*, Pack vger Bundler.Casea of Goods, fce., to any place between N?w York and Montreal, and throughout the Canada*!. Alio East, from Troy and Albany to Boston, and VYeat fro.it Albany >0 Buffalo. All btuuuess e 'trurtrd to their charge wi'l be promptly attended te. Particular attention will be paid f the collection of u las, drain, acceptances, kc and prompt relurca made for the same. Pl'LLEN k COrP. Officca?Pollen k Oopp, ?H Wall afreet. New York. Tfoa. (rough, li Krchange, Albany. A G. Filkma, tit Hirer afreet. Troy. 8. Jacob's ErcMnge Coot, 8t Paul it. Montreal. REFERENCES. New Yoke. Aluhv. Tbot. Priaie, Ward k King, K. J. Humphrey, Jno Payne, Jacob I itrle, tk (X, Thoa. Oough. P. Weilg, John T, Smith, It Co., 8. K. Stow, PeiMieu k H ifTiaan, C. 8. Douglass, Cari-enter k Verintlyc, F. Leake Hour (iron k Co. Drew, R,bm?im k Co. nit Imr NEW YORK AND BOSTON KAIL ROAD LINE. Via Norwich and Worceiteh Railroadi. Composed of the following superior rteameri running in connection with the. Norwich k Worceater and Worcester k Boaton Kail Roaea? WORCESTER. Capt. J H. Tanderbilt. M W HAVEN, Cape J. K. Dustan. CLEOPA rRA, ('apt On and aftei Monday, Nov.21st,this line will be ran tri-weekly, leering New York, Tneatlaya, Tlmradayr and Saturday! only, at t P. M. aMjjMBil. r rom Peck f lip East Hirer. The naw and splendid iteinbotlhEff HAVEN, Captain J. K. D iste.n. will hare every Tuetd.iy, Thursday and Saturdnv afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Paatenjera ter Boston will be forwarded immediately on the arriial of the above boau at Norwich, and will proceed without change of can or baggage. For further information, enquire at the office of D. B. ALLEN, 39 Peea alip, np staira. All perrons are forbid trusting any one on account of lha abore boats orawuera. nt5r BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN KOVAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, lzgntiem raa hp nor** ;hiw? earn. l*oiler contract witii the lords of tb^admiralty. BRITANNIA, J Hewitt, Commander. CALEDONIA, E. O. Lett, do ACALJ1A, A. Kyrie do _ COLUMBIA, E. C, Miller, R N do Will sail from Beaton, ?b Halifax. moat LirurooL. fhom aofTen. Britannia, Hewitt, 0? 4 Nor 1 Catatonia, J,?ti. Oct m Not 16 Art in, Ri rie, Not 4 Dec 1 Columbia, Wilier, No? 1} Dec 17 BritanuPi, Ffewiti, Pec 4 Jan I I'i**IB*" V?n?jr? Krotn Boston to Lirernoel, snv? Boston IO H difn* *dP. b- alype e?.rry e-rparterreed xuiteons. No Bertha secured nnul pa?i I r. Not*.?Merehandlee and Specie (except fot peraonal ei pi ahnitieflender the name of luggage will h? charged ai (relent, aid tmHto tof. uatmn Hon.e Regulations. Apply to BKIOH.W. JR., No. 3 Wall-at. f rriM FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL The Royal Mail Ht? am shut COLUMBIA, E C Miller R. N., Conimaader, will leeTe Boa on lor the abort porta ei Friday, Dae utih. Pamaga in Li'erimol $l J5. halifax t jo. App'rto D. BKIOHAM, Jr.. Agent, 1 T 1 Wall afreet. w-RrOfS FALL AND WINTER ARKANUto ?(ai* MENT.?l he irnmb.nl Knfhlnnd, will X^SL OU aod alter M ndaj til. I'at .1 October, rat na lolloxTa l>eying Middlefown Point (tida and weather per mil.i oVMM, aid Keyia'rt at 10 d'clock, TTery Monday Wrtlne.oay and Friday. Returning. Ira?e the loot til Robin aou street. New L ork. e.ary Taeadav, 'I7>urid.,y and Hamrdai at 11 o'clock, noon, lonchin( at Seguin'e Dock each way Stages will be in readiness to convey luuaeugera to any par of the country. All baggage at the riik of the owue-s. nlj trn e c STATKN ISLAND KERRY. Foot of Whitehall street. "OueMlaller^ec. 7d, the steamer STATEI^SLANDEh W'll rtin as follow., nnril further notice LEAVE BTATEN ISLAND. NF,W VORK. IX A. M. 9 A.M. 1* 1*X IP. M. IL P. M, dlx ?V .t^aw. REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS fL..ri>Jv:W,KILI.. end intern etliac 'audtng., wrthonttoi --I" days from Catukill, Mot dm a, W ednesdays and Fridays. Fioni New-York, Tnradayi T> uredays ?nu Baterdaya.?Fare to or from Catuaill, VI cenu ?Berha 25 cenu?Hnpner IJ cents. The mwMidfaal ate .mer WAVE, Capuin Vartdrrhilt. xril lerxe Kolnuann at. pit r Thnraday Not. 17th, at lire oVIock. For lur l.rr particulars iixiuire ol the ca taia on board. B fitting ?u the aaja'abt te uamed, there will bi a daily con rrnni atiofl between Cateklll and New York (and intermedial planes) for freight and passage at reduced prices. ntr E NE NEW ENGLISH SCHOOL. HAVANA ISLAND OK CUBA. CHARLES DUNNE WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL rPHIS Academy was ratsblistird two years ago, under the pe1 tionage of the former luteoJeui General ?t mi island, slid other distinguished iudividu all of the nobilitv an it ui?r divers nalious and acquirements reside in the esubnthinrnt; ud all the classes receive, in rotation, instruction from the director. Such signal anrcrss has .itrruded this plan of tm ion, that sere ral of the pupils, under t else years of ages, write and speak two foreign languages, in a perleclly intelligible manner, and those of niwrytart, correctly and eaaiiv. The acquisition, not only of the Spanish, but also of other langnages, u thus placed within the reach of the youth of the (Juiled S eles, without its being accessary for ihtm to relinqU' h the many adiautacrs wtnchaccrue trom autuglish *dorstion The ohject of the Principal in desiring to rrci ive youths from the United States, is to facilitate the Muniremeut of lli# Engl ah accent for his Spanish pupils, which service would be doubly repaid them by l,y the tatttr, and to introdnce ncir t ir utn:ny (urnui uic wiiuuia. inc yiiaoKfCiir sens of the United Slatsa can have nothing to fear trom the climate, the house being spacious nod airy, Mutated iu a healthful apot, at a ahort dis none fiom tlie -ity; and containing within ita I units, a fine bath aud complete gy tnnaaium Tor the preaervatiou ol lite pupils' health. Two youths, lately arrived from Germany, hare paaard the aummer iu the school iu perlect health. Aa the principal la a manied man, and hia Wife aud aiater hare charge of the junior deimtmeut: children are received at any age but tnat of infancy. Every pupil ee-ovs hit it ligious opiuiotia undiaturbed. The trrma are $400 per nDtiom, payable three months in adranee There are no extras eicept clothes ud books Reference*?MKS8RS CHAS. DRAKE b BROTHERS. ALEXANDER MORALES. EsQ., nil Havana. .JOUSE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.?WORAM H HAUGHWOUT. 461 Broadway, Manufacturers, Agents aud Uoinmissiou Merchants, have juat received aud are now opening .1 uew and aplendid assortment of the follow ing arti elea, ru Silvered, Olit aud Bronie Ua Chandeliers, 6 to 20 lights. Do Caudle do 4 to 24 Do Cuidle Brackets, 1 to 5 Do (u Br.csttt, I M 1 Do tins Mantel Eights, 1 10 I Do Girnuaoiea, I to 2 Ciuuie-braa, uuu Astral Lamps, llall 1 amps and Lanterns, Reading Letups Stc. A new article ol Solar hum a very superior article. Also a new article of Drffecter lor improving the light of the old pattern ol Astral Lamp. Also a uew style of Florentine Bronze, color immovable. Together with every variety of Lamps and CliaadeAers, foi churcnes, halls aud public ivuildings. I'ua-rrD Wang. Baskets, Castors, Trays,Toast Racks, Candlesticks, Napkin Rings, Butter Tens, butter and Fruit Knives, SuufTeis aud Triys, Coffee and Tea Uriu, be. Fine Table Cutlery, iu sella and dozens; Japanned Tea Trays, in great ranty of patterns and forms; fine cut glass Bawls, Pitchers, Tumblers, Drhet, Goblets, Decanters, Water Bottles, Sugars, be. be. W. b H. beg rrapsiy inllyto inform their friends, customers. \iul the public getocra* y that their Arrange moms with the rnauufactur th are sucnt at th?.y can sell all article* iu theif' line *t rtnuih lowpri et; uui rcspt etfuly invite thtn to call atid see thru show ro ms which ikmo If sufficient to rnmi. Cloth? India Rubber, Water Proof, super Lama, Lama Persian arid Cotton, prepared for t ilors. India Rubber Webbiwxa tor *U4oendrrft, courts, fee. 6tn*r CH AS. ALU AH AM SUN GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE AT THE HOPE MILLS, M Mirkeiiiohl street, between Pre-(I \d Whit hi'! lite 267 E'ite^etli street, iNew York. Ofue I2f? Krotit it i nstantly on baud, at the lowest market rnrrn 1*1! in o*''-?" Var>- r of rv "Wa ?'*7 rpO PRI NTERS A.>l> 1'I'd LIS H K** A~y->uu. u.au I a practical pr n'ti, who is thoroughly acquainted with his business iu every ?icj>art?.?en? and b.u *ch, a d who has be- u ir itlofod in the cupueity of rentier and snb-uvlnoi cu several truK *lr rws;rectso!eionrns*,, ia owirom ot obtaining a situation in the country, to lake elurgi. of, ui 1 in a isge. s inuill newspaper c?ne.srus. A remftMritinc salary will only be exnectwd. Address, by letter, (po.it psid) X Y. Z., at Uie Herald office. Respectable relerepctn givt-L i iui rcijuin d n 17 jgh HEALTH! THE POOR MAN'S RICHES, AND THE RICH MAN'S BLISS. rpHK season or the year is now at hand, wh- n those fata I dilease, which faster and prepare the constitution for early departure fr">m f?. such n COLUS, COUH9, ASTHMA. AND COMPLAINTS OF THB LUNGS, are most liah'e to attack th' human system. The chills of sntumu strike the frame And fit it for d sense. An hr ur of care woo Id euil the same, Aud ell its rage appease A ss lire moment p by. Next ccm842. GenuMy wife hu been for the laat two or three year troubled with a severe peri xiical ceugh, accompanied wit! great pain an I bleeding at the lungs the eon(h haa been to te eere at timet, that during the |?mxvsms of coughinf thi blond would fly from her mouth and nrwrrili at the aame time tl .a cough would conunetiee in the fntl tod laat through thi winier. Nothing that It it been tried would relieve Ler unti warm weather, wtu n it w>ald abate a little, until thia laat win ter, wheu ?he made nan of Puaaek Hourhou d Candy. an I thi resnlu w,.re igrh aa to leave a happy impreaaion uimn he nnud of it* effi iacy and virtues. It performed a radical cur when all other attempt* ftiled. DAVID W. PIRRCY, 41 Delancy atraet, and No. 9 Bprueu atraet. To Mrear*. J. Peaae It Bon,45 Diviaioa at. P 9.?If there ta one that doubta the efficacy of Paaac'i Hoarhouttd Candy, I ahould be very happy to aec them D. w. r. Agenu Rnahton k Aaptowall, 18 Aator House, III Broadway, and 86 William street. Agent* out of the City. Bergras W Zieber. No. S Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. I Heckling k Co, No I Bute atreet, Boston. Deif r. No 57 Bute atn et, Albany, N. T. Ha'demen. L.uisellle, Ky. Thompsin k Co.,Cincinnati, Ohio. 1 Weed* k Water*, Troy. An agent w.titled at N?w Orleans. 2"^ Kacn etiveln, e oi the genuine Hoarhonnd Candy it sign d J. PBA BP', k SO N 45 Division atreet, of whom item be ohutned wholesale and retail. Parlies supplied with Ire Cream and ill hinda of Confec tionary, at price* to suit the eiigencia* f the t'met. J PKABK k BON, eJ Ditiaion atreet. N. B ?All kinds of steam Coufuctmnaiv at adeem* a ponnd at retail. i!6 Iror ~pOYH I TOTB TOTs I !?Juat opened a new and freal aanomneur of common and fi 'i? I'ttyi,-niiah'e for the ho lidayr, at 712 Crotrr st eel, opposite Centre Market, for tale whnlea'le id re'ail, eh> a|ier tha frer. Toy driler* are re eetfulty inTt1"! to rill and e?*m nr for thr mafic** Den' forget rite itumlfr?'/VI, two doors above flrattd alrret oil t'sw i |t|Utn i KOK LI VK.HPOOL?Rranlar Packet of the ?7tl fcXMV December?The I-n id, I-at aailuig pocket ah?i jSMlLi'vDKi KND t-N' K, Capt Wye, will sail aa abov her regular day. *'or passage ia catiin, second rahin. and ltcerago. havint ?ole?clu accommodations, apply on board, loot o( Maiden lane o'tn JOBKPll McMURRAY, _ 100 Pine street, corner of South atreet. The aboeu will be aurcerdrd bj the packet ihi'l Vii gii.ia, Aapt Allin and aail on il Dec. Peraoua wishing to aend lor their friend*, reaiding in the Oh Country, ran have them b-onght ont by ihia ship, or an of the regit *r packcU, by applying a* above, ii letter po*t paid i.V%r DRAFTS ON IHKLA 'iD, kc ?The snWribri PT3fI>u' payable on d.mand, witnot JduMMhwdlicoant, or any charge whatsoever lVTiTf.LAND?The National Bink of Ireland, the Provii Clftl of *nd trieir 'r*nche* id ry rotitiw I\ fc fOLAND AND WALK?? Means. Jvmc, Bait Br St Co., banket*. London, the fc.ec.nnge ami Diacount Haul I Liverpool, and th*ir hr ?chn throughout fc>gl*nd and Wat. I B' OTI AND?The KiaVrn Bank oi Ho o4.lv ud, t|, i O eeno. k Banking Com, any, and hranchea in the princiia i, town*; Ht Wm. Fnrb* a. Hunter k Co. i. IVrano* ia ihe country wishing to remit money to the friend* in any part of fclngland, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, h II rni losing the amount th y wish to remit lo the subscriber with the nam* and addrt as of the put La to whom It ulo I y sent. A draft for Ihe aaiount will br forwarded lb* fi at packi i sfier the receipt thereof, and acknowledgement of the *am? r e turned per finit poet. dl r W. k J. T. TAP8COTT, 42 Peckahp, Now York. W YO fORk. WEDNESDAY MO TV Bl-.lW'S BIOINU SCHOOL, 4*8 Bowery.?W. J. DAVIS, (from Cu.ope) I'rofess >r. Kv -uiiiii cos, lor gentlemen wiil cimuieucr on Mnuday evening, Uliiuittnl, and con'.tuae each Moudty and Friday rveuiog. during the season. S lect par in of la lira and gentlemen, can be accommodated with iu.miction on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of M W-ck. A Military class for the instruction of geutl. men m military horse uiansmp to cnmiiienc- u Wednesday evening, Hth iustout, and c ntiuue ea,h Weduesdav t truing during the sea s n O' u'lemeu wishing to subscribe to either olthe shore classes. will please cill at lien e irlie. t convenience. Daily instruction * to Shi P M. Esruiug school tocunmrixe at 7 o'clock. o25 3"i*re Mll-Ls MILLS!!?A new luvenliou, the Kn uch Burr C mce.te, ColTen and Spice .vtips m ujfvctu ed by Ki grr?!d at Mlyu ril, New York, for sale b> H. B. Kolliuak "cudder, N'J. 80 Nassau slrei t, between Fulton itu' Juhu, New York. These Mills have been tested by competent judges to be for tuptrior to any Mills her t.ito e introduced in n g nd t" c si, duiabil ty anil vxpruve of shat|ieniug. Atarec ut ealii'ntiou of Hit se Mills, i Use. of coffee were ground |>er miurte by uicvus of a hauJc auk, which ground wuh more ease thvu those of Kuglish Mills. (irocers, Collee and Scire dealer*, w.uld do well lo call aad er amine this great improv, uieiit, as it w ill save ttic eeusc ol on* of these Mills in shariieuing in less than one ye.tr. H. B. KOLL1NS St SCLDDEH, No. 80 Nassau s rert. N. B.?Southern and western gentlemen livn g rriuetc-from Mill tests, would tin I it to their advantage lo examine thtsr Millt, as thev a e portable and adipied to grinding corn or gruu, and con be pro|>ell?d by steam or hortr power. P. S ?No expense of sharpening. as the material of which thev arc made, or urilly urcjmri sharp hy grinding. dIO 6 fch> end at'r UOOmOMY IN DKbOO?Kiteuuve uioriueiil of Hlch, la ^aihiaoftblt and KhruiMfonds, for winter *cadway. American Hotel, offeis for (he iuijk-c ion >o llie public, an extensive atioruu nt ol a*a,ou >ble gvoda, comprising Beaver ami Milled Cloths, for Souiloirs, S clu, h rocks, itc. T?e Sick Overcoat, (aomuch in vogoe) afforded at lonrteen dollars, cui an! trimmer in Irrst style will be found woriliy iln aitrution ol' the economist. CasiiniMes iua great variety of styles for Pantaloons. Kroui llio,e v, ho have I'ouui any uilliculty in getting suited in thiaaniciu, tn I its lieitod. llich 11 ucade Silk ud Satin Vrstiugs,(eutirv uew styles) for bal s, partus, itc. M. rn-cs, Velvets, plain Si ks Silius.and C ssimrre., all of vv hicli vsiil be mole up tooiuei under the superintendence of ax tjfititnl culttrt as c in be lonud in til Ctrantry, at (dices to suit the 'tines, invariably Upjn caah leiins. (Ill iu*ee to KAMILIU8 ool nQ~80(7TH, to the Weal Indies or a. Kurope ?A respectable female, 24 years ol age, Wishes I' ?i#lani a perinauentsituaiieuas teauitlrcaa, in aiienteel lannly. She would prclergoiug to hurope, yet would accept ol good ifter to go South oi to the West Indies. The best oi reler eucet given. Address A. A. A. boa 765, upper Post office, N. York. ?i0r FiSK'S NOVKLTY tOOKlMI HTOVl.s, *c have receives uo premium* iu any lusutu.e except the American luatitiite. New v'ork, because tliey have uot been exhibited iu auy other, but they have received that which carries with it far reater weiith', cud speaks mo e rffrclually ol iu good q ..slides, namely?the justly merited prat e ol being suoertor tu all other Stoves, by hundreds who have used the Very Stove boastiu? iu premiums. kiuetv? Winch Stove will consume the least fuel, providing the draft is so that yon cau regulate it at leisure, the oue so constructed that every dish being cooked c u be brought near the lire, or t st >sInch admits of only pari of the cooking near the fiie Kx mine the Nov. lty S'ove, 2U9 Water at. Is uot lint Stove which w ill .111mil of the greatest ipi unity ol cooking ou the smallest spa' u, aid cook it Well, with the least ainouol of uel, the best Steve, be it which it may f Look a: the Novelty r.ove. Aisiu, ic not too loaves of bread, baked without changing, a large turuty roasted without moving the roaster to ami Iro, and a corrai ohdmg rtnauut oi hwiliug done at the ?au,e turn a StuV( th.ui diploma iuudel you by lh.ee uien who have merely look il al it ami do u uuiitr^btud IU principles as writ as yo rs?. it I Asti thoie who are ua mg llu Novelty. What better proof can y u havi o the superiority of i stove th u the atucuj i ol ill other sun e iu u.uiacturers U) i opyalt-i il 7 Again, compare the Nov at a Fail, wheie mrri: muai yield ea, of the Rcridon, Crnt and Sua, all eat. to deb. Pnmvrcru, in quattcr botes Altauza* do Coiutanliai, do Bnsrameutaii, do Kainero Regalias, do Imperial do, in quart* oxes, a superior arti la. I N. B.?Hotels and grocera plied on reasonable terms. 14 imh I rininnivn th. .........i ur.i>?n m...... m p-.,i D Franklin Square?kept by Jas. Kowler, from Loudon Kugland, pertnanenlboa'dera i>er week, transient boarders 60 I cent* per day Families can be accommodated with private rooms on reasonable term: Wine* and spirits, 3 cents per glass?home brew'd ale 4 cent* per pint?line Welsh rarebits 4 cents each?cold cuts eqnslly cheap. N. B, Hot coffee 3 cents [x-r |iiiit-wtskrs ami mm ton chops can be had ar all hours. J. K. paruculailv requests any one tvhv is in want ol a comfortable home 10 call aud inspect his cstablist inent, and judg.-lor themselves. Persons trmeiiiug (or England would nnoiiitcd sgeut, he i can give nittscngrrs evrry information, r New York andOld Cnnntrv p?pera taken in. n4 Jm*r JOSEPH McMUKIlAY, do Pine stieet. New York, goes w Draft* in sums to suit applicaets, on the PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND, Payable at? Cork, Bainbridge Limeiick, Ballymrua, Clonmel, Par.ontow n, Londonderry, Downpauck, BliiiO, Cavau, Wrsiord, Lurgsn, j Bel fist, Omairh. Wa'erford, Duntsnuon, Galaway, Baudou, Armagh, Ennis, Aihloue. Ballrihannou, Coleraine, 8 mnatie, Kilkenny, Dnugarvin, Bsllina, Mallow, E Moueymore, hal, Cootcnill, ikilleu, Kilrush. Monaglian, ENGLAND. Spooncr, Atwood It Co. Binkers, London. Payable in every town in Great Britain. P. W. Byrnes, Esquires, Liverpool. City of Glasgow Bank, i Payable iu every lown in Leotland n25 lmr i T?l.|i i:THII \1*tlN? Tll: P1.ATK.S Cm Hwa.nilnm, ner i I-* eons affections, Jtc prepared under the direction of M. L-si mnurotit, apothecary in Pari*, seneral uepot ia New York, 66 i Franklin reel. at M. Ninuard'a. Price ?160. Infallible care for the must acme and inveterate pain, such as acair anil chronic rheumatisms, the itont, ucum'kV, sciatic, tic doloreui, dense dr saint Ouv, chilli, megrim, cramiw in the itrmach, aud.shortly.for ail nerv.tu affectioni,chiefly diaraaei of womtn "nil young girls, ai greeu sickueas, amenorrhei, suppressions. vapors, pen?a attacka, he- a!6 lm*r COUGHS AND COLDS 'DKMEMBKK, No 3d North Siith street, one door below aV Arch street. Phi ladelphia, the most certain and heat Family Medicine, for lloiyhs, Colds, Hnitting Blood, Throat and L111if Disease, a rising sensation like choking, tickling. or on pleasant obttiHi'tiona. Kor the above. Dr. SWA YNE'9 Com ponart Byrop of Wild Cherry will be found the ureal remedy. Persons who have abused themselves hjr the use ot ardent spirit* will lind both tlieir streneth and resolution much improved b\ leeviuf off the spirits, and taking a dmuirkt occasionally of the above restorative. All preparations from thi? valuable tree,ei eept the above,may be considered spurious or connterfeil Th. real article mav be had n' the following Agents, or at No. 44 North 9i*th street, Phildelphia? l/tp vrpa 1 Dr. W. H M1LNOR. Uraitrut. No. IM Broadway. MRU. M. HAYES, No. I? Fulton ct, Brooklyn. BRVJ. OLDS, Newark. N.J. JOHN MASON, Pare .son. N.J. dltjm*r_ van nohden'8 whitino and book-keepinu ACADEMY is now open, >>81 Broadwvy, inn floor. lor the re-eption ol pepils, where all reoitire Van Norden's beanufaj system of pennma'iship in a very short time, and write With fee, grace slid eli-gance. Mr. Van Norden is now prepared to give instruction in Book Keep'ng upon pleas ertirel, pew and strictly practical. Du ring ons mouth's iostructlo i the pupils -rinslly opes, balance i anifclost, prastinally, fro-.i JO to 30 set of books, a Ter a* very mode,ate. Hoars of lastro'-ticn from ?A. M. till 4 P. M and from 6 ti 10 in ths evanlng. The l.adira macr daily ar 3 P. M. ntl lm*r MO or 8 Y LV EATtK~OKAH AM'* qUARTE R LY 1 1' JOURNAL, on the I'lido Ophy of Sacm! History, irh pt-ti u'sr reference to the ao'honti of th Bible, for men's i, earluz flesh driaktne wine, fce Subscribe-a, and those wto wish to stamina 'he Work, will rail on Dr J i(n Burdell, Dentist, in Chambers "f eet, t. rner Bro-dwey, where they will flarl the arst and -c out m h rt. dil) o?r 1 T H fc ONLY I" LAI/ t. I N New York where the celebraurl Shaker Kail 4hirt can be _ I ol.tainc.fls at JOHN M. DA VIE8 k JONES, a 106 William at. comer of John st, p Agents for the Shaker's Mervimnr Co, N. H. r Also?Close ana open knit Drawers, tlsnnrl wrapper* and krswers, and the unrivalled Shaker flannel by the yaidot pieei ?it ia nr? fer.hle In any style now in n?e n?9 liar* o moke humduo about overshoes! ?The dealers in India Rubber O'ers. oes. who hav. been deterred from purchasing their supplies ot Sheet Rubber 9 'ins f/o o us,by threats of prnsrcu ion from 9.C Smith,lor in, IhttsMVt, s-e rvspectfally infonned, mat the ?mt recently pending between us and Smiih, was this day tnrmina'ed by s I v rdict in our la?or, thereby makint null and mid the humbug prriemled patent for asking of Sheet Rnhber Shoes. In the Course of chancing 'he jmy Judr ThoaMMSk remarks-?" A' HiTe.iti.Mr Sm th was not the original inventor if m king shoes n the mm deseuhed in his patrnr, because, if ih, witne see are to bit believed, several other persona had done the -aine tbi K before." We uuhe pnniipai classes of maLnfacinred rubber shoes ind overshoes made at oar factory, lint one class has ever hern produced at the store of Smith, anil those can bst?in. for sale at M 8. J. SYLVESTER'S, did a Wall street and IM Brpgdway. >RK I HNLNG, DECEMBEK 14 Bankrupt Dlecloaaree. Red wo mi t'ieher tn Bankruptcy?Raiding at ATo. 11 St. Hark'I Place, individually and at one of tkt late Jirm of Amo> Butler 4- Co. Abetract of Me Schedulee. Liabilities. I. Pac 4 1'ho.iSilt White, merchant, Phil ulelpliia, 4j 01 4ti. lUciiu 8helnicrduu-, hhUer, Philaie.phia, for u La 7 (H 47. Hubert Dunn ell, grocer, Philadelphia, 4 3i 43. i. uaiulici Si Loughcad, pnniers, Philadelphia, tui advertising, 13 M 49. i humas She well, merchant, Philadelphia, 13 H nth*.! huiuiu c. Jain.*, physician, Philadelphia, 17 W 31. i nomas Kealh'giocei, Philadelphia, 4a 64> PMtrisk Blown, apothecai y, 'mud. lphia, 13 b 61. Dan el B. Smith, apothecary, Philadelphia, 34 bl. Ziuipia- samu as No. 3 aiiuve, boo (J ba. Eauue oi Benjamin W uruer, Philadelphia, for morn: lent hie, 4,000 3d Samuel ft- Fisher, merchant, late of Philadeipoii for money lent me, j ago g 37. Win. A. Muhlenburgh, Prinriaal of the Flushing Long Island, luititute, for hoard and schoolingol my son 103 3 68. Wm.Wutk.ins, tailor, oi London, England, an acc' of clothing, 93 3 39. Estate of Geo. Bush, deceased, phyalcian, New York professional services in my famdy, 339 t A'). Joseph Oliver, grocer, Philadelphia, 33 9 01. J. Simpson, merchant, London, England,on accoun of munlmnilie sold me, 33 01. Wm. ft. Rodman, merchant, Newliedford, Ms., fo money lent me, 600 00 63. Jos. Wainer, merchant, Philadelphia, for money len roe, 300 o 84. J. C. Beats, physician, New York, for professions services in my family, 90 0 03. Daniel Webster, Washington, counsellor at law, oi a bond executed by me to him dated June 1834, on demand given for monry lent to me, 330 0 08. Steele, Wolcott ti Richards, merchants, Ntw York on a note 3d:h June, 1833, lor money lent to me, 043 0 87. Jot. Gibbons, physician, Wilmington, Del., for pre fesaional service* in my lamily, 18 4 68. Charles King, proprietor of the New York American for newspaper advertising for me, 33 4 89. Jamea Blown, merchant, London, Eng., formone; lent to me, 330 0 70. M. Bottom, merchant tailor, of London, Eng., 30 0 71. Towaend and Brooks, oi the New York Express, fo advertising, 7 1 73. Kobb h Winebrenner, merchant tailors, Philade pbis, balance due on a Judgment of $119 34, about 60 0 73. Burns A Halleburton, merchants, New York, fo monev lent me, 38 0 74 Win. Arnold, dentist, New York, for profession! services in my family, 34 0 76. E. 0 Whitney St Co. merchant*, Philadelphia, fo money lent me, 96 4 76. J. Parmiee, dentiit, New York, for professional sei vices in my family, 40 fl 77. LairarG. Wells, merchant, New York, for mone lent me, ahout 3,000 (1 78. Samuel Tucker, physician, Philadelphia, profussior al servictain mv lamily, S0 0 79. Henry A. Kerr, grocer, New York, 174 6 80. Morderai Nl. \oah,editor, of the city of New York on a promissory note drawn by me, payable to him o order, dated 16th July, 1842, payable 6 months after dati on account of subscription by me to "The Union newi paper," 1M 0 81. John Clark, merchant, Boston, on a promissory not dated March 14, 1632, payable 12 months after date, fo merchandize sold me, 468 6 92 Amoa Butler A Co., newspaper publishers, of whir! firm I was a partner, New York, in account of "New Yor Mercantile Advocate" newspaper,from information I hav received, 6,000 0 88. Daniel Elliott, merchant. New York, for paper sol to me on account sf the New York Advocate ol which was a partner, 1,917 2 84 L. Pomeroy, paper manufacturer, of Pittsfleld, Mass on a note 6th Oct. 19'13, give i for money lent me forth use of the said New V ork Advocate, of which I wns partner, 200 fl 85. Oracle, Prime A Co merchants, New York, on count of mer. bandize sold me for use of New York Joui nal and Advocate, of which 1 was one of the proprietor about 1000 86 Lambert A Wollcott, morchants, New York, bein the balance on account of money lent and merchaniiit sold to Lamtr W. Fisher, my son, then under 21 years, th same being sold at my request, 240 -1 87. Oeorga W. Morrell, proprietor of the New Yor Courier and Enquirer, New York, on account forsuhecri] tion and advertising, 197 (I 88. Thomas Oill and MorJecai M. Noah, proprietor "The Evening fttar," New York, account for newspt aer and advertising, about 3u fl ?9 A. Si O Arnuux, tailors, Now York, U7 00. John W. Franc ia, phyalci in, New York, for prole iiona> aarvicea in my family, IS C PI Henry St. John, hatter, Naw York, for hat, ft 9>. John P>ay butcher, Philadelphia, 30 03. W'm C. K. Kngliah, accountant, New York, luses. I assigned my inteiest in said patent right on or about March 'JO, 1840, to J. Humphrey Ui?se||, ot Charlottsvnle, N C., loi t the payment 01*10,000, to t hai. M. Wells and Jabei M. Fisher, trustees ol >ai ah It. Fisher, of Philadelphia, the sum of $8000, to Lloyd W. Walls, of New Yolk, and J..IO00 to L-mi in tJ. Weils, of N. York. I believe that, and stale that, no hing has been received by either ot said per- j sous under said j ulgment. 'J. No household lurni uro. 3. The wearing apparel of petitioner, his wife and six J children, does not exceed in value ihusum ot *300. Lowell, Mass. t [Corres|>oudeucc ol the Herald.] Lowell, Dec. 12, 1842. explosion o] a Bank in ijhccu?tuauciion j tyugtt? Winttr?Election*. Dkak Bkn.nktt An occasional bit of tattle Irom our city of spindles, may not be inappropriate, and I am aure it would be read with interest by the numerous readers of the Herald here. I, therefore, with your leave, will give you the outlines of a piece of finance, which lias lately come to light. About the year 183t?, a religious society was incorporated in this city, known us the First Free Will Baptist Society," Nathaniel Thurston, pastor. It was privileged by the act to hold real estate lo the amount ot some $40,U0U. Soon after tue incorporation, t'.lder Thurston (lor so he was called) com meiiced lus course ot financiering lo raise tiie necessary funds to Ouiid ucliurcii, Tue Fitter was agent lor the directors lo manage alt the utlairs, and in tact, he was the chief director, taking all the responsibility. His frequent appeuis to tue operuiivrsin our mills, were uot unheeded. The good Bisters wishing to turay. They even look their money irom our savings institution, where ll wasperfectly sale, and gave u in excliange lor his notes,ducking iiicin more sale The Elder has on Ills own reapodstuiliiy, hunt a second chuicn and sundry small houses, besides a large hivrary himiiutioii in mi adjoining [own. My Ills pt culiar mode ol orrowiiig, he lias ueeii enabled to meet ail those wishing to draw ou linn lot tneir deposits, until ubout lhree weeks since. For the lasi two years, hisotlicc has been filled with depositors and olbtrs ia iuiii.tirau/ it Kssmir nwintlv liable let be uvui;ui| now..- __ vMtlalr.i ii soon dtirr deposited. lie lias kept cleiks, and blder Thurston's burnt has stood in good repute L?y tho-e ignorant ul' financiering. Al. tlna time he has supplied die pulpit. Wneu ills receipts trout deposits did not exceed his out-pays and expenditures, he wouid einpluy Hie members ot ins ctiuruh an 1 society, (o go through tlie nulls aud boardiug houses in pursuit ulotneis wdiing to make new deposits. He wt the loss fall on any other class of our inhabitants, it 3 would easily be forgotten but for these poor orphan girls, it is truly deplorable. Their cries and tears 0 come too late their all is swallowed up in this O.4 nlun Institution. Banks may fail, or a city may be 4 burned, ami millions may be lost, yet how different the sufferers! The result no one can tell, but in all 0 probability the concern will never be able to pay t twenty-five per cei.t of its liabilities. What will be 0 the end of such wickedness, the Lord only knows. J The manufacturing which has been so successful 0 in this place, is on the wane. Wages are reduced, help discharged, and the amount of goods uianulac[ tured greatly diminished in amount. Oar manufacturers are just finding out that they cannot compeie 0 with the English. Our machinery is made at greater expense, and of un inferior quality. It is reported 0 that one large company have ordered one-half of i, the machinery (ot their cotton mills) to he taken 4 out, and a supply from a manufactory of machinery f in Manchester, England, substituted. It is said that it can he purchased, imported, and duties paid, then sold a* fifty percent deduction from an inferior arg tide of our own manufacture. If this is the case, I. there is wrong somewhere, and oursliopa had belter 0 clote up doors. r We are enjoying most beautiful sleighing It e do"s one good to see the enjoyment that it gives. 1 The weather is mild, and oar prospect is that the 11.t cr?|i wiillim oe large hub brnmm. i |iritrm: one man wea harvesting ?n early crop last week, r but it did not look ri|>e. hi Our election for Governor in this .Slate, you will y perceive is all doubt. Whether Davis or Morton 10 will be the luckv man, no one can tell. Mote herei aher. Xoz. o g Common Council. t, Board or Assistants.?This Board met, according to r their adjournment, last craning. Present the President of the Board and a quorum I- Several petitions were presented. 0 JnvUatime?From the American Inatitute, to witness e the exhibition of the Planetarium. Of a Committee to atr tend a Ball to t>e given iu honor of J. H. Brownell.? 9 Accepted. h Paperi from the Hoard of Aldermen? Ordinance to k amend the Markn' Laws. Ordered to be printed. Ordie nance fixing the salaries of the Register of Water Rents 0 at $800?Concurred in. Application ol J k. B D. Brush, d nenr or on West street, in the Ninth Ward, to construct a 1 bridge or bulkhead. The slip I* n >w filled up, and they 6 want to extend a bridge out so that vessels can come up.? The resolution granting leave was cot.mi red in Rexolne tinn authorising the Committee oi. Public Ofllces and He a pair* to takedow n the rnpol* from the Tnmhs with as Into tie delay ns possible?Refei red. Revolution to procure s 5- portrait of Oov. Seward for the O.avcrnor's Room?Conr rnrred in. Report of Street Commissioner on assessment for paving Spring street?Concurred in. Report of Com*1 mittec on Roads and Canals, resin-cling grading Seventh g Avenne, between 33d st snd3fttnst Resolution adopted. ;e lntavorof remunerating P^ter Quln tor extra work ic e one of his contracts for excavating trenches in Broad w ay Heferred to Committee on Croton Aqueduct, k Communication from the Stteet Commis-ioner, correctp* ing an error made in his communication last week, rela*1 live to expenses incurred on the public rosda, >f A motion was then made to take up the ahovenamed com? munica:ion. w hich at last meeting w as ordered to he laid oa the table and printed. The member* pot into a very W dense fog, both at the last meeting and at ihe present, in s- referring the document to a committee. Retemd to a *1 special committee?Waterman, Stoles, Brady, Brown, and Hi Atwrll. H) Doc No. ft of (he Board of Alderman was then taken np ir ?relative to abolishing the ottice of Marshall, or Sergeai.tW at Mace, commonly called the First or Mayor'* Marshall, H) The Mayor had returned this ordinance with his ohjec HI tiona thereto. Aid. Bcnnta moved to reconsider and pass of it notwithitanding the Mayor's objections. The Mayor, it In his veto statea thflt the appointment of this officer ia given to him by tho city charter and st itutos of the state, I- and consequently any action of the Common Council H> alerlishicg the office, mini he null and void. Thasu'J.ct ?l was discussed at length. It was a strict party que-tion. )ft Ihe democrat* claiming the appoin'mcnt #f that officer to he by the Mayor, and the whig* by the Common 0 Council. 7- 1 he question wiu on pawing the resolution, which was 17 adopted. It w as resolved that when this Board a 'jotirn, it adjourn W to meet next Tuesday evening, and that the Market ques. I k tion be the aper ill order of the meeting, ol Assistant Alderman Nasbitt ottere.l ,i resolution that the counsel of the Cor|W>ration defend tho suit brought h against the present Aqueduct Board hy Hiram A- Norrta. II The resolution was laid ou the tableis The Board adjourned. s3 y Nnperlor Court. Before Chief Juatlee Jones. 'y Dae. 13. Reahen jf. Towtur Hon- H. Hart, Sheriff b This waa en action ol trover to racover a quantity of bristle* and brnahea, eonttnnod from yesterday. The M (lefenoe a?U up Uut Iksn is fband in th# ease LD. J*rte? Two Ultt. x Important khom Yocatan.? We have intelligence from Campeachy to the 22n the place?had outraged a Spanish family, which vill lead to difficulty with Spain?had met with everses, desertions, and were suffering for food.? following is a description of the first battle. Gea litian, from the west, had arrived with about 1600 of his untutoird tiiends and followers, anfl de.ired the Governor to point out the eu? uiy. as they .anie to tight, and could not remain in indolence 1'hr appearance of these natives was unique atid ineresting, even to the Yuratecos. Thcv were naked o the waist,except the belts and bucklars ol armanenl which vvas siting on theiu and from the waist o the mid thigh, a sort ol modern circus apparel comprised their costume. In uddttion, eaeti one arrmd his own provisions slung over his shoulder. >n the 12th the whole Mexican force approached lie city. On this being known, the brave Iman lounded his horn, and the nativis of Palenque and he region round about, rushed upon the invaders. \bout 250 adhered to their leader in a body, the utters lought on their hook at random. '1 he result was ihe Mexicans were astonished, dismayed and "ell back The chief, linan,slew 27, whose bodies te exhibited, und brought away two pieces of canion, which were deposited in Carii|>eachy as a trophy if the victory. In the engagement Gen lman had 15 of his brave fellows killed, and four wounded? The movement was a preconcerted attack by land ind sea. The Mexican squadron cannonaded durtig the whole morning The Yucatecos tiad six gun mats lying under the torts, which answered the sa utes of (lie assailants. The steamer Guadeloupe was unable to reach the shore with her Paixhan shot, but one of the Yucatan gun boats mote loilunate, was enabled to reach her wlib an 18 pounder, ind carry off her nose Literary Notices. Graham's Magazine or Liikkature and Aht? January, 1813.?We huve received from the New York publisher, Israel Post, 88 Bowery, the first numberof Graham's Magazine for 1843, and must confess a little surprise at the extraordinary excellence of its literary contents and its embellish un'iita. The Coquette m the best mezzntiut e\er published in ihis country the live portraitM ot' distinguished American female writers, from original pictures, show two dungs conclusively? that women of genius are not always ugly, and that we huve urlists capable ot giving the uivine expression of these features to the world, 'lhe Fatal Mistake is an admirable engraving also, and the Fashions are Mipeib. Uf the liltrary contents, we need say no more iliuu iliat they ctnsist of tales and sketches by Cooper, Willis, Craitau, Mercein, iVJrs. Siniih, Mrs. Embury, Mrs. Osgood, etc., and poems by Bryunt, Longft-1low, Allston, Sigoui nt y, Palmer, and others, wliute names are wedded to immortal verse. Beyond a doubt, Graham is the American Bluekwood." No Iter magazine comes uear enough to bis to be mentioned in the same mouth. Court of t hancery. Before the Vice Chancellor, Dec. U. fto'iioni ?Several dortance lor publication. They ate limply interesting to the partis immediately concerned. General Seaalone. Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch. Jamks R. Wniii.ua, Eiq., District Attorney. Ur.c. 13 ?Trial oj John HcKiunry /or receiving Stolt* Good?.- '1 hie man, who keepe a junk shop at the corner of Juim a and Madbon etreete, was put upon his trial on a charge of receiving a quantity of stolen composition knobs taken hum the iron railings ot houses in Market, Oliver, and other slretts, in Jun- lust, by a gang ol thieving ho) s, he know ing them to be stolen when he made the purchase. The prosecution proved by Jacob'I'. Merrill, of n Mark-1 stre-t, toat a number of composition knobs w i re btoki n iuim lhe railing in front ol bin bouse in the month of June or July last. They weighed from u ha'l to ii |a>uiiil a-piece, and wcie worth about thieu shillings pet pound. Wm. B-cchley, one of the city marslialf, at the time arrested a nnmtsei of boys who had stoleu the knobs, nut found none on McKinney's premises. Chart's WaUon, a laiy atiout 14 yeats ol age, who was hiought from the House ot Retuge, where lie was oemo-iuesl .me lour tuonths -nice lor being with two boys when they stole a dollar, was then called as a witness, lie testified that he had been present when composition knobs ware broken from the iion tailings in Ironl ot housts in Madison anil Maiket streets, and from ihu comer of Cast Broadway and Rutgers street, by boys named Hugh Bog an, Thomas Lawler. Dennis Morrison and others. He was alao with these boys when they took a quantity of knob* to the junk shop of McKinney, where a man weighed them, and McKinney paid them at the rate of eight cents per ]iounJ. Witness tolu McKinney that tha boys bed stolen them and that they were broken off from iron railings, when he kicked at him, but witness jumped out of the way. This tioy was most closely cross-examined by N. BJJcuiit, Esq., hut told a very straight story throughout. N. B. Bi cut. Esq fordelence, stated, on opening, that he wished to call the attention efthnCourt to the tart, that the property stolen was not personal property, hut belonged to the freehold, and tlx refine .the indictment should have been for malicious tresspass and, not lor receiving stolen goods. He then read the statute of the state relative to trespass upon real estate, in w hich the law makes a distinction between the ottence of severing and taking any thing appertaining to a freehold under JcJ5, and an amount above that sum. the first beins considered n mall cioua trespass only, and tbe second a larceny. The District Atto?wit called the boy Watson again, who deposed that tbe composition top* were broken off by a wrench by Hugh Bogan, and then banded to another hoy, who put them in hit pocket?that in no instance did any of them (all upon tha groitnl, ai the wrench held them last. The Duraicr Attorssv in reply to defence, contended that the instant the property was severed it became net* sonal property That the act was not one continued act on the part of the trespasser, as after he had broken oft the knobs he handed them to another toy, which loss of continued possession made them both liable. '1 hat having departed with such possession for sn instant, at'he time of the trespass a larceny whs then created. Judge Ltisch asked the District Attorney how a trans fer could be made from one paity to another when such parties are jointly concerned in the trespass 7 James M. Brsdt, Esq. for defence, took the same view with bis associate. The Conkt decided that the lrrjal position of Counsel for defence was correct, as the lew was express that the severing of an> thing from n freehold under the value of $4A was not a larceny, but malicious trespass. That the transferring of the property thus severed Irom the hands of ono of the parties to the pockets of another w as no more of an ollence than if he had put it in h<s own pocke', and was not a larceny in the eye of the law. Tbe Cuurt saidthat although this allowed a great license forthieves, yet it was the law, and as such the Court were bound to charge the jury. The defence offered no evidence, and the Recorder proceeded to charge the Jury to the above effect, concluding with the rrmark that if they were satisfied that the act of taking the articles alleged to nave been stolen, was a continuous act, th< n the crime w.-ta not a larceny, and therefore the accused was not guilty ef thaotfenre alleged against him, as the articles were not stolen. But if they believed the reverse, they were bound to bring in contrary verdict. Tbe Jury, alter a short absence, returned into Court, and rendered a verdirt of guilty. Mr. Blcist then moved the Court for an aiTest of judg. meat, which was granted, and the esse will heaigu-d on the point ol lew as charged by the flourt, the Je enco contending that the def-mlnut wna entitled to a discharge tinder the law netting u|ioti the case. Trial of Uf"rge Morion.?Thin man was indicted jointly with Francis and Thomas Tbemi-a, convicted and sentenced, for burglariously entrring the hardware store ol Adam Spines It Co., ol tils Tearl street, on the llth of September last, and stealing ute.rjt $1 700 worth of valnasble Helves, was placed upon his trial for burglaiw in the third d"gr?-e. Officer We|<-h, for defence, ti alined that he. in company with aeveral other officers, arrested prisoners in tha basement of a house in Madison street in September last, sn I found forty-four doren knives that had burn stolen from the store of the Messrs. Spies'. Francis Tbommwi? present, but til the parties denied thattha bundle of goods belonged to either of them. Mr. Jack'on, pawnbroker, ol the Bowery, teetiflrri that Morton came to bia store and otr.Teil to sell a quantity of knives. which he confessed had bean stolen. The defence proved by two witnesses that while standin* at the cornarof Elm and Anthony straits, about tha middle of fteptemher, they heard some one ask Morton if he would btiy some knives which had been smuggled, as they would he sold rbrap. Thacase was summed up fordelence by Thomas Pheni*. I'q and the District Attorney for prosecution. The Jury returned an immediate verdict of guilty, and the Court seutencad him to tho State Priaon for four yeara and ten months. Cases oj Reft err Unfits and David Sssvan, for false pretence# and conspiracy ?One ol the indictments against these men wss railed up lor trial, when Thenon Kudd, Esq counsel for defence, refused to enter a plen, on the gioiind that the Indictment lor conspiracy h?d butjuat neon put in his hands. Mr I'rioe, engaged with the Dis. trict Attorney, lor prosecution, atated that the witnenaes u rrr now present, an.I he wished to bring the on fir trial The indictment lor conspiracy was found by the present Qrind Jury, and (ftrilllih and Stason ,irr both in jeil meaning their trial. Tbecaae was put off for another day. but the Court required that the parties should plead during this week. Case of Kim E?rtrance. IS* Count rrftit *r,?The oaao of this worn in, indicted for passing counterfeit money, was set down lor trial at the 6rat cause on Thursday morning, and all the witnesses are requested then to attend. The Coart adjourned to Wednesday morning at II o'clock. Cowrt Cnlrnrtar?Thla Day. Comtots Pi.ass.?Part 1.-43, 4S, 99, 116,131, 133. Part 3.-68, 130, 4, 10,64, IN, 136.

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NEW YORK HE KALI) New \urh, Wtdncmltf, Hi imwlur 14. IMil. The Bankrupt Cases?U.nprbckdentrd Excitement.? A most extraordinary call has been made lor the Heralds containing the reports ol flic cases in Bankruptcy. Over ten thotuand ijtru enpies hn\y been issued, and with the ^^^flkinJ notices ol the Courier Ac Enquirer, probably ten thousand more will be required. The Weekly 1 i raid oi Saturday will contaiu the whole. The honest public, who pay their debts, want truth and (act?and all is well. t Jknkrai. CaSs.?The movement in this quarter intavorof General Cass is proceeding with much euthusiasm. The Clay and Van Bureu parties are making additional demonstrations of alarm, on account ol the appearance of the new candidate, though great efforts are made by a few of the most sagacious among them to keep quiet. Yesterday the "Courier and Enquirer" came out with an article quite laudatory of General Cass, but stating that he could never be a candidate with any chance of success until alter Henry Clay hud occupied the presidential chair. From this is it evident that the ultras both purtiau an- determined 10 crowd (leneritl t'iisa out of the field; and it is possible that they may endeavor to prevent the masses from coining up so rapidly to his support, as their enthusiasm would impel them. 1'ut there can. alter all, be but httl doubt that throughout the interior of the country, and among the great classes to whose resj>ect j and good will the popular conduct, talents and patriotism, of General Cass, appeal so forcibly, his name will be taken up, and that he will be pressed forward with all that spirit and energy which his cause naturally excites. The following interesting correspondence has just appeared Compliment toGcmrnl Cass. Boston, Dec. 7, I34J. Sin:?The undersigned, citizen*of New England, would' congratulate your Excellency on your safe return to your native country, after your faithful service* and energetic proceedings at an important crisis in your distinguished mission and respectfully request that you will give them and their fellow citizens an opportunity of expressing, personally, the high respect which your public career aad priva'.o virtues have uniformly inspired. Returning, as you do, with the approbation of that generous people who were the first, and lor a long time the only friends of our fathers, we would propose that the meeting should be at such time as would suit your convenience, in Faneuil Hall, the spot associated most nearly with the dangers in which both nations participated, and the place in which, of all others, Americans would desire to welcome her well-deserving sons. We are, with sentiments of the highest consideration, your Excellency's most obediant servants. Sam'l. T. Armstrong, 8. Austin, Jr, David Henshaw, K. Haven, Robert O. 8haw, John B. Jones, Bradford Sumner, Nathaniel Green, Abbott Lawrence, Samuel F. Coolidge, N. Appleton, A. E. Belknap, I'harlesG. Green, Isaac Livermore, Thomas Motley, George Parkman William Mttir the Herald.?Sorry are we that we have hurt the pious, moral, and modest teelings of Col. Webb, by publishing a report ot Anthony Dey's case in bankruptcy. Perhaps the gallant Colonel, late escaped from the state prison, may have some feelings of consanguinity, seeing that a full report of his own schedule has not yet been given. Really, really, nothing seems to have any eflect on the sense, tact, sir judgment of Webb. He yet fancies that his word is law, and his decree a rule of life in mercantile, fashionable, nnd moral society. He talks of decency nnd propriety, and yet he briogs ivto contact in his columns, such language as the "ministers of religion"?"organ of brothels"? RurfKAlnnifu-'a riinrnh"?4er and lower wards. So much for the butchers. As to the Common Council, we believe a decided majority of that hod v are heartily in lavor ol licensiiiir ili,. maul slimis Tlie Whip members seem ra tlier favorable to that measure. Hut the leading members of"the opposite parly, although they are opposed to monopolies, yet they dare not oppose ninety per cent of good democratic butchers. Look at the facts of the case on Monday evening. It will be seen, in our report of the meeting of the Board of Aldermen, in yesterday's paper, that the question of licensing these shops was taken up for final action, and lost by a vote of ten to five, two Aldermen being absent. The friends of the new ordinance, who came up boldly and promptly, and without any backing, or filling, or dodging, were Alderman Jones of the Fifth Ward, Underwood of the Third, Woodhull of the Second, Smith and i Bunnell. The first three named supported their votes with very able arguments and much zeal. On the other side, the opponents of the same measure were, first and foremost, Alderman Leonard of the Ninth Ward, Aldermen Lee, Purdy and West, who took an active part in the opposition; Aldermen Oedney, Balis. Martin, Hatfieid, Davies and Croliua. It was not a strict party question, although the leading friends of the meat shops were whigs, and the leading opponents were democrats. Alderman Leonard of the Ninth would strike out the monopoly features of the meat laws, but would still confine all sales of meat to the regular public markets. Alderman Woodhull will vote for licensing the meat shops, provided none but butchers be licensed as the city charter gives no power to regulate any other business than that ol butchers, therefore the Board would have no power over other persons than butchers. As to the practical force,virtue,and etfect of the ordinance passed by the Board of Aldermen, on Monday evening, it is a perfect nullity. It leaves every thing just where it was before. It makes the condition of neither butchers nor meat shops either better or worse than it was before. The ordinance was taken up in the Board of Assistants last evening and ordered to be printed. It is to be the special order of the meeting next Tuesday evening, when it will receive a severe overhauling. Bankruptcies, as illustrative of the Social uontmtion.?Jn tne city ot New YorK there are probably about two thousand applicants for the benefit f the bankrupt law. The schedules, containing the necessary description of the affairs of these individuals, are about ten thousand in number, and form a library of the most remarkable and instructive character. In fact, no collection of tomes in the known world, from that in the Vatican to the Bodleian Library, could compete with this extraordinary assemblage of manuscripts, in point of that matterof-lact interest which comes home to the bosom and business of every man. In these documents we are presented with a per'ect picture?drawn with all the stern fidelity of legal accuracy and precision?of the actual condition of society, the errors, follies, vices, and indiscretions of men?the course and progress of finance, morals and religion. It is indeed difficult to describe the full interest and importance of these most curious of all auto-biogra1 ?l.'. iitl.s u -i 1 1 1'iiics. v? urn a wunu im sagacious speculation, ana sober reasoning, and painful moralizing, and philosophic reflection, is opened up to the thoughtfnl reader of one of these magic volumes The whole history of a man's career, with all its bounding hopes, its disappointments, its hypocrisies, its shifting*, its doublings to escape the dreaded exposure, its positive frauds?all this condensed into the formal record of a legal document In olden times the had their illuminated manuscripts, and with wonderfully graphic power did the artist often unfold and illustrate the story but the plain, familiar, and unpicturesipie memorials which occupy such conspicuous place in the bankrupt's schedule, have more significant expression than all the cunningly devised works of monkish illuminators They are the most intelligible of all marginal references. They do, indeed, expound faithfully the meaning of the text. And the text itself is written wi'h admirable simplicity. We understand it at first sight. It is the story of a life in one brief chapter. Take up volume after volume of this extraordinary library, and we read the same history of a man starting in life, with perhaps good principles, but rapidly becoming involved in the meshes of ill fortune, in consequence of adopting false and ruinous notions of business, finance, and domestic economy. He then resorts to one trick and contrivance after another, in order to keep up appearances, and eke out a brief existence of outward show. We can thus trace the whole downward career, until it ends in open bankruptcy. No doubt many individuals have been ruined without ?,,;i>.. -.r ?i:.? ?i u Arrival ok t:ik C )L"k?u it Hi >>t fiiiis i.The frigate Columbia, Captain Shubrick, hasarrived safely at Rio de Jaiitero. She left here in July and 1 did not reach her port of destination till October We have received a letter dated on board, Oct. 26th, which we give below. It contains some im- 1 portant informa'ion relative to the movements ot the squadron on that station. U. S. smr Colombia, i Rio r?K Janeiro, Oct. 28, 1842. I About six o'clock on the evening of the 23d. we i Came to anchor in the harbor ol Rio, having been i absent from the city of New York ninety-eight days We have been for two montlis on an allowance ol sometimes two but oltener three quarts per man ol i water |>er day; for the last twenty days we had t neither |a>rk. beans, breixd, molasses or vinegar, i and were on half allowance of rice, so that none ot us, officers or inen, had anything to eat but salt i junk, rice and cheese All the time we were out we had but one severe gale, and then all hands i were "on deck." I All the officers of the different squadrons on this i station were invited to attend u ball last night 1 i never saw such another ball, not that the ladies i were very handsome, but there was a profusion of jewelry. There was one young lady who was absolutely covered with diamonds; I heard from a Lieutenant that the jewelry on her person was valued at flIMM). J While we were on eur passage here from Portau Prnva. a very aospiciou8 looking bngantine overhauled ua very last, passed within a cable's length of us, and went right to windward of ua, going dead in the wind's eye, only asking ua our latstude. We could see holes cut for aweejw in her bulwarks, and she had 18 or 20 men on her deck. Before our captain could make up his mind to overhaul her, she was half a mile to windward of ua. We cracked on all sail and stood after her; but night coming on we lost her. Well, on coming in here, the first cratt that attracted our attention was this very vessel, that had been taken afterwurds by an English sloop of war. She proved to have 300 slaves in her hold. She was sold for $11,000. We are now painting the vessel throughout, and ns soon as finished, which we ex|iect will be in ten days, we are to proceed to Montevideo in company with the whole squadron, there to demand, for the third time, some money due American residents for property destroyed by mobs incident to the war going on there. If the money is withheld this lime, serious consequences will ensue. Fkom Brazil.?We have just received the following letter from Rio de Janeiro. It came by the Isabella, which arrived last Sunday. Where it has been since then is more than we can tell. Last Monday we gave news from Brizil to the 27th of October, which we translated from the Jornol do Coinmercio. No other paper in this city had a syllable. On Tuesday, however, they came out with some, which the captain of the Isabella pronounces incorrect from the beginning to the end. That which we published was the only correct intelligence from the South American empire. Itio dk .Janeiro, Oct. 26,1842 *amks Gordon Bennett, Esq.? Dear Sir Presuming you have your regular correspondents in this distant land, I will briefly condense the remarks I originally contemplated making, on which you can rely with confidence. For the state of the markets, I herewith send you a price current and a French paper, which will give some idea?the crops of sugar and coffee are unusually abundant, and flour has a downward tendency, with more than an ample supply of foreign goods. Vessels clearing from all parts find it very difficult to dispose of their cargoes. A brig arrived on Sunday (24thl with a cargo of new flour from Baltimore, and will meet a ready market at ?1,17 6 to ?2?I give you the sterling currency. With regard to the political affairs of the country, I have just grounds for stating that some parts are in a very unsettled state?I witnessed the embarkation of 4250 soldiers this morning, destined for Rio Grande under the command of Baron Caxias, 1 I think that is the name, to quell the revolution al- f ready "broke out." The object of so large a body going is to exterminate the malcontents there?they are principally blacks, the most degenerated looking fellows I have ever witnessed. From what I see here, I am pretty well satisfied that our black popu- t lation south are well treated. Our ship Delaware j and schooner Enterprise have been here some time ?the Columbia atTived here 24th ult. 93 days from New York. Freights are dull; England, JC2 per ton; New York, 75 a 85 cts. j>er bag for coffee. I came out here, I might say, a* an iuvalid.'in one of my brother's ships, "Cobelia," of Quebec, Canada, with a cargo of masts to the Brazilian government. I am going to Mobile so soon as I see the ship cleared froin this place?"ad interim*' should anyt. Domingo. A corres|?ondent of the New Orleans llee, writing from Havana under date of the 28lh lit. furnishes the following particulars:? A Spanish schooner, which arrived in our port on :he 14th instant, has brought us unei|?ected and unorlunate intelligence. The Haitians have captured wo Spanish ships, from Santander, laden with lour?without, it is said, injuring the crew, who were taken with the prize to St. D imingo. The legroee declare that they were driven to this act ol 'iracy by famine und that they were perishing of ningei as the late earthquake had destroyed every hing they possessed. It appears that the blacks were in command of a ship, und numbered from fifty :o sixtv men. As soon as the government become jtlieially informed of these events, the armed steam hip Congress was desimtched to St. Domingo, folowed by the frigate Isabel H. and several smaller vessels. We trust that these prompt measures will >rOve a decisive result. The journals as usual, sav lothing on the subject. Every thins in this country s enveloped in mystery, andean be learned through he on dits of the day. America and China ?It appears by letter* from Canton that the Celestials desire no trouble with America. Commodore Kearney of the U. States ihip Constellation, has obtained indemnity for the oases sustained by the Americans in the attack on Canton. The amount claimed was #7,800, but the Chinese have paid #10,000, besides a present of J2000 in teas, &c.?all of which haB been placed in he hands of the U. S. Consul at Macoa. The Mails.?According to the recent notice of he Postmaster General, it appears that the New fork mail leaves Washington at 9 o'clock at night, ind is due in New Yerk at 11 o'clock at night, iringing all the mail from the south. There is only >ne mail a day from the south, instead of two as leretofore. The southern mail leaves New York is usual at 7 o'clock, A. M. As far as we c in understand it, this seems to be a iad arrangement. Mexican Navy.?The steam frigate Montezuma, >elonging to the Mexican government, from Lonion for Vera Cruz, touched at St. Thomas about he 22d ult. for coals. She mounts six 32 pounds uid a long 9 on a pivot. Naval.?The U. S. steam frigate Missouri from /era Cruz and New Orleans, arrived at Pensacola >n the 2Sth ult. Horrible Weather.?All sorts of weather yeserday?snow, rain, hail and sleet. We believe it o be impossible for more than an inch of snow to all in this city in any one storm. All day and light the wind blew pretty fresh, much to the in:onvenience, if nothing mere, of the mariner on jur coast. Steamboat Accidents.?More steamers have >een snagged and burnt on the western rivers this reason than ever before. These accidents occur so ast that we find it difficult to keep the run of the tame of the boats. Here is a list of some of the ost:?Rialto, Gen. Pratte, Sciota Belle, Fame, Morth Bend, Harrisburg, Saratoga, Boston, Gov. 3reathill, Pathfinder, Charlotte, Ohio Valley, and rioga. All these within six weeks. Fire in Cincinnatti.?Webb's Camphene facory was burnt on the 7th inst. We don't know hat the fire originated in the factory, but we do (now that the camphene made there is a most dan;erous article to have about the house, and consumers of it cannot be too careful in its use. New York and Boston Raid Road Line via Norwich and Worcester.?The steamer New Haven, laving beeB detained on aceount of the storm, will eave this morning at 9 o'clock, from Peck Slip, E. ft. Pack up your trunks and go. Gov. Gen. of Canada.?The health of Sir Charles Bagot was improving on the 8th inst. Cltjr Intelligence. Street swcerisa?The Board of Aldermen meet thii evening to discuss the propriety of having tha atreeta a wept by contract, inatead of the present mode, and thus abolishing the offices of Street Inspectors of the several wards, and introducing a system of economy long since desired by the public, to say nothing of the improvement that must follow in the cleanliness of the city. Fire.?The alarm yesterday morning, at one o'clock, proceeded from the burning of a frame dwelling, No. 39 Orange street, the upper part of which was consumed before the fire was extinguished. A Beooar Counterfeiter A fellow named Edward P. Riley, who says he hails from Boston, was arrested yesterday by Constable Joseph, for passing a $3, broken bank note of the J lobe Bank, in payment for a coat to Oilbert Lewis, of 1H7 Chatham square', which he immediately afterwards sold for to a man named Harris, a lew doors below the first store. On searching him broken bank and counterfeit notes amounting to $23, was found in his possession, las also several memorandums, showing that he bad imposed himself on James Boyd atrd others, of Mer. chants' Row, Boston, as a poor man and deaerving of charity. That Cufola on the Tombs is being taken down, and it is hoped that the roof will be so covered as to prevent the deluge of those passing through the vestibule into the Court of Sessions. The Colt Committee of the Common Council have not reported, yet on the subject of the burning of the cupola, or as to the disposition of that $10(10 ottered to the sheriff" as a bribe. The reason alleged is that the sherilfia confined to his bed from sickness and has not been able to appear before them. We trust that the committee will not forget to give the name of the bell ringer who had charge of the cupola at the time of tne accident, as it is called. A New Baby, name, parentage, place of birth, rest, dence and even the fact of its being born alive, all unknown, was found on Monday morning at the .foot of Broome street, East River. Inquest held by the Coroner and buried accordingly. Bankrupt List. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OK NEW YORK. Horatio Ruuirc.New York, mason. Wm. Turner, New York, physician. Langdon Wilson, New York, clerk. Chan. Shourt, New York, mechanic. Joseph M. McJimscy, New York city. Tobias Boudinot, New York. Thomas Butler, New York. F.phraim L. Hall, Sing Sing, assistant keeper of the State Prison. Rushitnoa G. Hutchings, Brooklyn, merchant. Klijah Chamberlain, New York. Abraham Piatt. Brooklyn, manufacturer. Aaron Chichester, New York, tailor. Joseph Tratt Cooke, New York. Zelotes Wilson, New York, clerk. Charles H. Post, New York, clerk. llenry B. Willmarth, New York,clerk. Joseph Osborn, Jr. Brooklyn, merchant. Isaac Regna, New York. Chatham Theatre.?Stage Manager's Benefit. Mr. Stevens, the indefatigable stage manager of this establishment, offers strong attractions this evening, for his benefit?which must alone fill the house, regardless of the many claims he has upon the patrons of the Chatham, as a worthy gentleman, a popular actor, and as an exjwrienced and able stage manager. The new and excellent drama of "Charles O'Malley," will be performed forthe first time to-night, together with a great variety of other choice and splendid entertainments. We anticipate a brilliant house. 0xj- Circus riding is now the legitimate amusement, and the Bowerv Amphitheatre is the Astley'sof America. There is no such thing any longer as "the Theatre," or the "old Drurythe public voice has settled thequestion of rank among the public amusements of this country, and given the seal of iaihion and respectability to the time honored Olympic games, as they are now represented at me iruiy uauunai arena 01 is./t. no won, in tne BOWerv. There it an inditcribable enthusiasm and delight in be. holding the chaite and elegant exercises of the young and athletic performers, far above anything that can be witnetted at any of the broken down tenpenny theatrical thoptofthe preientday. Let thote who doubt call and see for thomaclvea. CQ~ Hnndredt of ladies, gentlemen and children visited the wonderful little dwarf veaterday at the American Mur. Wainwright we doubt very much We have k nown Dr. Wainwright personally for several years. Not many weeks ago he called at our office, in reference to the Ashburton dinner, and assured us personally that he generally read the New York Herald, and very much admired its talent, eloquence, and comprehensiveness. We are not sure whether he did not add moral usefulness, too, in such an age ?s the present. We do not believe, therefore, that l>?ct Wainwright ever preached against the Her aid?nor will we believe it, till we see the fact stated under his own name. The state prison bird ol the Courier, on that point, states what is untrue and untounded. As to the pathetic appeals, in the name of heaven and religion, to the ladies and all others in New York, not to buy or rs?d the Herald, it will be time enough to gratify such appeals when Webb himself can show a spotless character and a moral reputation. A state prison bird a bankrupt?a getter up of the/raeas that ended in the murder of Cilley?we wonder how he has the assurance to appeal to heaven?to talk of morality?to speuk of religion Can he show so honest, so pure, so benevolent, ?0 just a past life, as we can in N. York, in which we have lived for over twenty yearsl When he can do this then let him speak. Et.bction or THK RkpIIBUCAX (tknbrai. ICoMMITtkk for 1H13?This election, by ballot, lakes place on Thursday, 22d mat in all the wards. It will begin at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and end at f) o'clock. The contest for this committee will be/animated and interesting. Its influence in the distribution of offices in the ?ity, and in all presidential move raenta, will be great and powerful?hence the desire to get on the committee. {0. Rhode Island is still in a fever. Why don't I)r Brandreth send to (hat noble little animal a cargo of pills to clear out its constitution 1 Perhaps Or. Sherman's lozenges might have a good effect. BV THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Washington. c! [Corre?|ioiiilelici of the Herald.] Washington, Monday Night. Formation of the Committee* In both Hon- ri wi?Breaking Gruund on the Exchequer System?Disposition of the Abolition PetlI Ions?tie it. Jackun'i Fine. C Congress commenced to-day the regular business of the session, although very little was done. As soon as the House of Representatives wascal- I" led to order, Mr. Adams rose and renewed his mo- p lion to rescind the 21st rule. Mr. Cost Johnson moved to lay the motion on the table, and his reso- lution was carried so the question of abolition j>e tet Office and Pnit Road*? Meaara. Merrick, Simmons, lcRoberta, Conrad and Miller. Road* and Canal*-Meaara. Porter, White, Young, King nd Cuthbert Pensions ?Meaara. Bates, Phelps, Baghy, Allen and ievier. Dittrict of Columbia?Meaara. Miller, Bayard, King, .err and Young. Patenta and Patent Offica? Meaara. Kerr, Porter, Heneraon, Wilcox and Sturgeon. Rettencbment?Meaara. Morehead, Graham, Millar, Fulin and Sprague. Public Huildinte?Meaara. Fulton and Evan*. Contingent Ezpentei?Meaara. Tanpan, White and Por jr. Printing Me?in.Claytoa, Williams and Spraguo. Enrolled Hillt?Meuri. Spraguc and William*. Engrotttd Hillt- Mesin. Conrad, Bagby and Stnreon. Library?Mf .iim. Woodbridge, Tappan and Choate. In announcing the Committee* the President itatedthat lie Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relation* had een changed at hi* own requeat, and lor reaaou* which aemed aatiifactory to the chair Several petitions were presented ueainst a repeal f the bankrupt law, and the Senate adjourned* This was the business of the day but it told lainly what I said in a former letter, that the Lix^ hequer plan, as (goposed by the President, will not >e passed this session A majority of the whigs vill go for it at last, with some modifications, but lie ultra Clay clique, and nearly all the locofocos, vill vote against it and kill it. The bankrupt law nay be considered as repealed. The President's health is much better. Mr. Wire looking very, very sick. M. de Bndisco was in the house looking reiniirkalywell. He gives a mtiree soon, at which Signor iagel will be present. Signor Nagel's first concert on Wednesday bids air to be a vefy brilliant one. Hackett's last appearance here, and benefit toight, drew a brilliant, full and fashionable house. Dan Jackson is here looking after Indian contracts ledwood Fisher's "friend George" has brought on i barrel of apples as a present to somebody. Hon. Thomas F. Marshall has arrived,looking renarkably well. The city is frightfully dull. Alpha. Baltimore. Correspondence of the Herald. J Baltimore, Dec 11,1842. G. Bennett, Esq.? Dear Sir? About half past six o'clock this moming, a fire eas discovered in a tailor's shop on the corner of Exchange alley and Pratt street, and so rapid was ts progress that it consumed four large warehouses tefore it wassubdued. The fire was first discover d by Mr. Samuel Sindale, a young man in the em>loy of Davey Smull, whose shop is adjoining the ire. Sindale immediately broke open the door,and n doing this he awoke Mr. John Moody, tobaccolist, who lived in 'he same house. Mr. Moody had lardly time to rescue his wife and children, by neans of a ladder, before his house was entirely in lames. As for himself, he did not save even a coat. The next house to this was occupied by Mr. Gillett is a tea warehouse. This house was very much inured by the fire, but a large quantity of tea was re noved in time to save it. The next house to this is ?n the corner of Gay and Pratt streets, and is occuiied by Mr. Fenby as a feed and general produce itore. This house most luckily, was not injured n the least by the fire, and (he damage by vateris very trifling. The fire there changed its :eurse up Gay street, and destroyed a three atory varehouse occupied by Hugh Boyle, and the next louse above, occupied by Thomas Wilson. Mr. Vnby's store was between the fire on both streets, ind escaped unscathed. The loss ol Mr. Moody is robably the greatest; he had $3500 insurance on lis stock in the Merchants', ana his furniture was nsured in the Firemen's. Most of the houses and [ooifs injured were insured to some amount, but not efficient to cover the whole loss. Our firemen did heir best to subdue the flames, but we think they :aine with rather less speed than they generally do. There is nothing stirring in Baltimore in the way if incident or business. A great many of our citi:ens have walked out to see the fire, which is alvavs the case here after a large one. Tl ra i_l:. rt:_ n t n j. nc r rimasnip r ire company give a nail to nignt. he proceeds to be given to the window of one of heir late members. I observed in your paper of Friday, an article on lew fashioned morality, honesty, iVc. which coin:ided so fully with iny own views of the subject, hat I am induced to speak of it. Your notions of tinerhnt lecturers are irood?as to these lectures, ake "them for all in all," they are a pretty coniderable humbug?only imagine a man lecturing to i parcel of counter hopiien on the romance of seling ta|ie, until they all imagine themself heroes.? shocking, positively shocking. Gammon. Alexander found (Julltjr of MamUnghter. [Coneipondeuce of the Herald.] Philadelphia, Quarter to 5 o'clock, Tuesday J )kar Bennett? Contrary to the expectations of every one, the ury in the case of Milton J. Alexander, for the murler of the broker, Noah Lougee, inJulylaat, reurned into Court, at half past four o'clock this afemoon.witha verdict?guilty of manslaughter.? t seems that eleven 'if the jury were in favor of icquitting the prisoner on the ground of insanity? ut the twelfth was opposed to this; and, after hirty hours of consultation,they compromised; and he jury are to go in a body to Harrisburg, and inercede with Governor Porter for a pardon. I have no! time to say more, as the line is about n Ipdvp Domestic Markets. Baltimore, Dec. 19?Beef Cattle at the scale* this mornrig embraced about 550 head, of which 400 were taken by he butcher* and packers at $1 76 to $9 37J per 100 lbs. on he hoof, which is equal to $3 60 a ft 76 net, as in quality, (ale* of How ard street Flour, of good uniform brand iave been made from store to-day to the extent of about 00 barrels at $4 16. Oood mixed brands hare been sold t $4 19). The demand is not active. The receipt price 1 about $4. Wheat comes in very sparingly?Oood to rime Maryland reds at 06 a M cents, and other sorts lower in quality. Sales of Corn at 40 a 41 cents for both white ud yellow". Sales of Maryland Rye at 47 cents, and of taryland Oats at 93 a 94 cents. At ^Cincinnati, on the 8th, the prices of hogs ranged rom $1 60 to $9. SHIP NEWS. I'Hit.ADKLrHlA, Dee. II?Arr Randolph, Goldsmith, Baibsors; H Weseoll, Vance, NYork. Baltimore, Dec II?Arr Hrrald, Boole, Providence. Cld lirhc, Drinkwaler, Monrovia and Cape Palmes; Jew, Burmi, Cuba. Sid Gvu Pinekney, Ford, Montevideo Hichmoivp, Dee ii?Air Manchester, N York. 81d Cleopv rs s Bante, Boston; Evelina, do. Norfolr, Dec ??An Msrfarrt Ann, Beibicc; Bunker Hill, lew Haven; AsnD^NYoiij Qen fsiett, do James Frostcis, lostnn; John, an; '"K* """i v-tti uairm, r??eeues; Jersey Oak, Weil Indies: Tmgter, do. Arr 10th, Bethel ddrnlge, PrrfVineetown. Old Rebecca C Fislter, Johnson, W ndies. Alto ?rr 9th, Washington, Dyer, fm Wilmington. NC>r Richmond?pot in in distress; 30th rait, off C?|* HiIUm. spcriencedaheavy it Mr, during which I oat foremast, fors mad uin topmasts, with rigging ami uila att-ched, sprung mainrat, fce. antral Haeorti. 8chR Martha, Knbnunn, of and from Dnladi Ipliia for N. 'ork, put into Delaware Breakwater fith mat. i" distress, havIg ripe nr nerd heavy weather about 29th uIt. off Barnegat, >at forraail, boat, galley, monkry railing, fwarl of deck load, nd somewhat damages in her rigging?waa thortof provisions, aeipg had nothing bot bread and water for aome aays. She raa refitting on the Kith. Foreign Porta. fir.RnicK, No* ItV? !n |>ort, Julia Telfair, Bnrna,only Araeri an rraael. Dr.mgbara, Not II?Arr Frances Ann, Kimball, NYork.? Id Somerset, Williams, do. Court of Common Plena. Before Judge L'lahoeffer. Dac. IS.? W. B. Jaroht vi Bartholomew Blanco Thia raa an action to recover damages in the cane of the ailed* 1 upsetting of a wagon, in which plaintiff and hit wife ere riding. The accident occurred on the 14th of laat eptember, in coniequnnce of a heap of ruhbiah near de 'ndant'a houae, corner of Dover and Water atreeta. The lainliff romplulned ol being severely injuredBurr and Benedict for the plaintiff?Mr. Anthon for do indent. Before Judge Inglia. hVanlzktt ea. (Jcmmol?In this case, which we rnport1 some days gin e, the lurv brought in a scaled verdict til morning for the defendant. Arrival a. Howard's ?There were about twenty-five arrivals at lit house yesterday, among whom were en-Ooyerner larryfrom Albany, wha will apenJ a few days in the ity. Judge Ogden, from Klmira, and Judge Hammond, om Cherry Valley. Arroa'i.?Among the nameaon the hooka at thia house eaterday, wenoticc that of tieo. Bancroft, Esqr., the hi?irian, and former Collector of Boetan. AwaaicAir.?Among the arrivals at thia hottae yrwteray, were Lieut. C. if Poor, U. "hip Vandslia, and Dr. Her of Newport, who came on with a detachment ol the isablod sailors ol the Vandalia, now lying at Nawport.

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T he drcsaei of Queen Victoria and the Ducheas I of Kent now exhibiting at the New Vork Museum, are tuetaeu.. ol universal admiration. Their equal (or ij>lendour, rC hn-ts, and elegance, has never beun seen on this tide th? Atlantic, and as they were worn on the occasion of her .Yujest) 's marri; ge and coronation, we should say they have never been surpassed on the other. There will be a |N-rformuuce this afternoon at three o'clock, when in ad lilion to the splendid dresses alluded to, the following performers will appear:?Signor Blitz, Miss rlcnience, Mr. Wright, Mr. Brown, and Mr. Delarue. The whole, including picture gallery, and hall a million of curiosities, may bo seen for one shilling. VQ- DR 9. 11 EWES' NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT?The very best article ever made for rheumatic pains, sprains and bruises. It strengthens weak limbs, extends contracted cords, relieves numbness, takes down swelling:.. Ik*. N. il The genuine always has the name of C'omstock nnd Co. on the wra; per of each (settle, and sold only at 71 Maiden lane. CjJ- VEt.ff.VJ't LECTURES.?The following is the flianuei in wi.i.-.h tie- celebrated Velpeau, of the bos* pnai ?t La Cba'i.ie, *;.enk? of his unrivalled remedies for the cure ol gonorii, o.--M In this way I have used an immeuse number o' a-es, in ehom every other species of treatment had been 'riod without success." Vel|>can's rills are now sold exclusively in this couutry.by authority oflhe Coll.geof Medici and Pharraacyof the city of New York, at thrir principal office and consulting rooms, 97 Nassau -trcet. Price One Dollar per box. W. 9. RICHARDSON, Agent, i (ST- NEVERJWAS WE MORE SURPRISED THAN last night to see the little Franklin filled w ith expectant faces to witness the entertainments by Morris' Olio Com- Sany. A norlheaater, with rain and enow was severe in eed,but people cannot stay from the Franklin,rain or shine, as long as the present attractions are kept up. (?o and see them. SUGAR STICKS WILL NOT ICURF. COUGH-5?It is my bili l that mony of the putted cough caudies of'ho day are mere sugnr candy. To relieve or cure a cough or cold, we must embody medicinal remedies in the pleasant form of candy; the best way to judge whether these putted candiei are real remedies, is to sayto the owners when you buy it. if thi? don't prove all you ay, will you return the money These are the terms on which Jones'Cough Candy is sold?\vc willingly return the money to all w ho buy it, unless it proves all stated and we warrant that it will always relieve, and etten ef feet a permanent cure in esses of coughs, colds, hoarseness, splttingof blood, whooping cough, asthma, ami all pulmonary complaints. Just try one shilling's worthit is sold at from one shilling a large package, by T. 1 Jones, sign of the American Eagle, Hi Chatham street, N. Y.,or 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, ami by these agents In the city?Ilart, corner of Broadway and Chambers St., and corner of Hudson and North Moore street; 93 West Broadway ;207 Varick, corner of Ham manly at.; 167 Division street, opposite Ludlow. I {W- THE FRENCH ANTI PHLOGISTIC MIXTURE for tno cure of all discharges from the urethra?sold in bottles, at $1, and at 50 cents each. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent, 47 Nassau street f (gj- TO ALL THE WOULD WHO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM,?Oilof Tannin, orleather restored. A new chemical discovery. Most people know that skins 1 and hides are converted into loathe' by the use of tannin 1 estructed from certain barks. Sic. When the fo:ce ami strenth of the tannin is worn out, leather becomes dead, hard, dry, brittle, cracked covered with a erurt, &.c. This all know. To restore,then, life, softness, moi-tness, strength, smoothness, and remove all I ciust, fly, or blister?restore the tannin. This substance the leather never can receive the second time but the whole virtues of it arc in this article, the Oil Tannin? which penetrates the stillest and hardest leather, if it has i been twenty years in use and if it tears easily with the Angers, it imparts at once a strength that is utterly incredible until seen. It becomes like new leather in all respects, with a delightful softness and polish, and makes all 1 leather completely and perfectly impervious to water? particularly boots, shoe's, carriage tops, harness, hose, trunks, ana in fact all things made ot leather, giving a splendid polish, even higher than new leather has, and at 1 least doubling its wear onN, Com. of Deed*. Sold wholesale and retail by H. O. DAGGERS, 30 Ann St., N. T. Price 2* cents a box, put up in a beautiful wrapper, with full directions. Foi sale in this city at 469 Broadway, corner of Grand St.: 267 Bread way; 168 Bowery; 161 Sixth avenue; and 00} Fuiton st. Brooklyn. Agents?Albanv, A. Guthrie, 4 Stanwix Hall: Philadelphia.?! Ledger Buildings Boston, Redding St Co- 9 Sta'c street Now Haven, T. H. Pease; Hartford, J. W. Jtidd: Newark, D. Smith, 320 Broad street; Poughkeepsie, Lev. bmith. ay- PHT1 ?DF.LPHIA AND BOSTON PAPERS AT 1 J. A. J UT I E's New. Ottice, No. 4 Ann St., N. V.:? 'J'he Philadelphia Saturday Courier. The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post. The Boston Noticr. The Yauke.. Nation. The Uncle Sam. The Boston Pile*, Ac., ior sale wholesale and retail, each week, as above. Charles Dickens' Eagli'h Notes for very general circulation.'1 A lull supply of these Notes will lie received on Friday morning, it Puttie's News Office. Sargoant's Magazine, Graham's Magazine and Gody's Ladiea'&ook,for sale at Tuttle's News Office,No. 4 Ann st. Or?- WE REFER OUR READERS TO AN ADVERtisoment in this day's paper, of a Lecture to he delivered before the New York Berian Institute, by Dr. Buchanan, the distinguished Pschycologicni Philosopher. RING'S VEGETABLE MEDICATED CANDY, t ?This mo.t excellent medicine we have tried ourselves, and derived great benefit from it. It is no char at an compound, but a real good article, patronized by many medi- 1 cal practitioners, eminent for their skiII.?New York Aliat. 1 Sold wholesale and retail by J. C. Wadleigh, 469 Broad- way. Also, at 30 Ann street, and 67} Fulton street, Brooklyn. Q[j- A CHANCE FOR A VARIETY OF CURES-?II \on hive a bad cold, try Dr. Peters' Cough Lozenges, they aie the most effective medicine at such a time in driving off all coughs, inflammation of the lungs, asthmas, i I iUU|l, HIIU mi UMCU3C9 Ul a 1 III I lil I IIU III IT. mi' I'UUIit appreciate their value, ami they should bo tried in all cases springing from chills and colds. Dr. Peters' On- thartic or Health Lozenges, when the stomach is found out of order completely restore it to a proper state, dissi- pating dyspepsia, bilious attacks, he. as effectually as any medicine in the world. The Cordial Lozenges are formed of such materials, as will destroy a headache, low spirits, lassitude, weakness, and general dyspepsia, that In many cases lea 1 mankind to suicide. The Worm Lozenges, in. tended as a cure to a variety of complaints which afflict children, cannot be too strongly recommended. Principal office, 1>5 Fulton, corner oi Nassau street. THE FORCE OF HABIT?Habit is a wonderful thing in many ways; some people who have taken 1 Pease's Clarified Essence of Horehound Candy lor the cure of a cough, like it so well, that from habit alone they continue its use; the consequence is, that they experience neither colds or chills in the system. So much for the force of habit. It you have a cough, cold, asthma, or luug complaint, or in fact any pulmonary disease that tends towards consumption, Pease's Horehound Candy is found to 1 be the mud certain and effective remedy that hits been invented lor af yards. In 1840, when the duty had been further diminished 0 per cent, 3-3,073,000 yards were imported at an tverage value of 13 cents?the quantity being 4 percent 5nlv of British manufacture. Here was a rednetinn of :ent? per yard in the price, and of accents in duty; and pet tho quantity imported fell off 60 per cent, while the purchases of raw material from the United States more han doubled t What agency had the tariff in thia matter 1 The average of the three ycara, 1931?3?3, ef high dutyi ;ompared with the years 1888?9?-10, of low duty, is as ollows:? Value Quantity. Value, per yard. Duly. Average import, 1831-2-'! 48,112.812 1,651,385 16cti. G en. 1338-9-40 35 931,1156 1.083,191 15 3X Decr?a?e, 12,478,786 .368,191 1 2Ju 47V lOflfr lndiana l90 2 100 do 160 48 50 Bk of Com full 81V 50 due Janeiro Oct. 27 J.'i Seet. 7 Siiik'ii?>re Auk. R. t.t'cutU Sept. 1G Sy Jury. N. S. W. Juue II Demarar* Nor. II St. Helen* Sept. 30 f.iP',' Oct. 'I St. Tlioma* Nov. 2t ibreltar Oct 20 St. Bart* Jan. I vuavaouil... Feb. 13 St. Jauo de Cuba- Nor. 26 Ouayaina, P. 11. Nov. 7 St. Joline, P. It Nov. X tvoiiairea AUK- St. Croix Nor. J (valreaton Nov. 26 St. Martha Auk. U iJavr* Nov. 16 St. John. N. B. Nov. 29 if r??a 5f?v. 26 Surinam Srj?t. 2*) Halifax Dec. 6 Ttinpico Sept. 25 Jeremie Nov. 18 Tobaaco Amr. 8 iV-t"' I Oct. 28 Turin l.lan,I Nov. 18 Kmitvton, Ja. Nov. 20 Trinidad de Cuba Oct. 12 Uneiiden, Hosiery, Si'k, Meiin i. Lambs wool and Buckskin Shirts aud Dr wers; iad til articlei appertaining to a pMlawii wardrobe, are rich andv ine.l. Gentlemen rilling at the old cstah ishmeni, mayldepenil on being furnished with a superior article, of the latest fashion, at fair anil moderate prices. I'ARSELLS a AGATE, til fliosdway, between Park Place and iViarray street. P. fc A. continue the manufacture of their celebrated Braces and gentlemen's Russia Riding Belts, dl3lm*r NEW INVENTED Oleaginous Compoond ?For rendering bouts and shoes perfectly wa er nroof?to be obtained of the snbscriber at lii i old estsblished Leather and Finding 8tore, No. 1 Ann street. Price 13){ cents a box. To sportsmen and others, who would secure the advantage of dry feet, this comiMmnd is coufirlently recommended, d n lm i J.A.BROWN. iMpi;' >\ri:i' minkkva shouldku BRAOI;, WITH Uoodyeai'i Patent InstlitbleRuhberSiirings.-T'ie object ol this article is by bracing the shoulders, to expand the chest, give free action to the lungs, and improve the form. Parents and giisrlians are particularly rcrjti'sred to examine this ar.icle, as it may be depended oil lor the purpose for which it it recommended, anil will be found of vast utility a"d benefit to children of either sex and all pers lit wno have acquired the habit of stooping, tais brace can be worn wub perfect ease, cud will be found no impediment to the Iree nie of the arms. Tbi v are manufar.ii ed tinder the Immediate inspection cf Mr. Pars-lls, who has for the last sxteen years been engaged in (he manufacture of a variety of braces, hut none th Wall street. fuOAL! T'OAL COAL !?The subacribrr having taken il,e yard sontriwest comer of King and Greenwich street, iiuow receiving a full supply of Schuylkill and Peach Orchard Coal, selected Iroin the best veins, which he offers at the following reduced i,rices, viz. From the yatd, first quality, broken and screened, $4,40 |>er lou Egg sixe, 4,40 Stove. 5.35 Nut, 4,00 Delivered free of cart. ge. nnmsri-v lm*ec JAMES DOWNEV. aH1RT8 SHIRTS mtdo after the latest and most approved French rwtleoia. Coats, antalorms, vests, and all under garments. ula to order at short notice and iu the most fashionable style Gentlemen's Furnish.S:o,e,(7 and M> Maiden Lane, N.w If ink si 3iu#' ;WM. COLLINS. BY REQUEST?MR. BRAHAM hat the honor to announce that he will give a Concert at the Stuyvcsant Institute on Thursday, Dec. Uth, assisted hv hn ton Mr. Ch irlriBraham. Coucert to cnmineuce at 8 o'clock PROGRAMME. Part 1. 1.?Book Pom Mattiouello, Auber, "My Sitter Dear," Mr Chat Brah&m 2 Snug. "Stand to your (iu it," Mr Braharn 3?The 2Jd Ode of Horace, "Cloe lliet tile like a lawn," Mr Braham I.?So ml frqmAmilic,"My Boy hood't Home" Giardini, Mr C Braham y?Ballad. "Rl irk Eyed Suv.iu" Mr Braham 6?Song, "The Light of Other Dayt" Balfe, Mr C Braham 7.?Duel, "Ada Well," Braham Mr Braham and Part II MrC Braham 8.?Souk. "William Tell," Brahain. Mr Brah.uu 9.?Sony, "Thtitk .charm in Spring" Hullah Mr C Braham '0? S'us "The Miniature" poetry byO P Morrit, Et?|. Mr Braham II.?Duett "Oallap ou Gaily," Braham Mr Braham and MrC B a am 12.?Sony, "M lly B.trut," IrithLove Souk by Lover. Mr Braiiam 13?Souy,"Winn the Trumpof Kami-' Roatiui. MrC Braham 11.?Sony, "The Bay ol Biscay," Mr Braham (fr"Tickett $1 each Two ticketa will admit a Keutlernau and two ladies?To he had at the Mirtic Storea. d 13 r "ALLISON'S HISTORY OF FUR OPE. IN SIXTEEN NUN) BE KS, PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. No. 0*1 It NOW HI All*. TTARPER it BHOTHKRS, aware eadir man, and a thorough bread biicuit, cracker and plain cake baker?to iuch an cne, a permanent place, comfortable home and liberal waco? will be paid. Apply at thin office. N. B.?An Amtricau or (Jerman would be preferred. Hit 3tr OFFICE OF THE AUBURN It ROCHESTER, RAIL ROAD COMPANY Camnntnu*. Dec 1, 1*42. A SEMI-ANNUAL dividend ol 5 p^r cent on the capita) lock of thia Comiwnv will he paid on the third day of Januarv n-xt Wherehntdeia whne rtmA ii reeiatered in the city tranafer hooka of thia Company will receive payment at the Bank of the State of New Yo-k iti the city of N ew York. and thnae whoae at?ck ia not regiatered in the city will be paid their dividend at thia office By order of the Preahlent and Direc'nra. d 14 to jy J r CHA8 seymour. Treatnrer. cook: behold:: wonder:!: guess::!! calcuLATE!!!:: "BORROWED COAT." fCPXTRACT To the puhlie?Serinir one J. L. Francia Ca in the liat of Peter V. Hnated'a debtor*, thia ia to let the pnblic know that it ia not J. L. Francia, Tailor, of 168>{ Bowery. N. P ?Mr. Francia haa a liat of hia own to pnhliah aoon. P. V. H. ia requeated to return the coat he borrowed. or I ihall publiab hia name in full. Signed, .In r 1 PDiwcia FRENCH WINKS ?The subscriber often for sale in lot? to suit purchasers*? Champaign??1500 Baskets ftiioerior quality. Burgundy?lie Coses very old Chahlis and Chambertin. Claret?2n cask* superior Medoc.r Cement?8 Casks best French Cement. J. B. TIM MERMAN, dl4 2w*r ____ 76 Broad street. DR. BUCHANAN, the distinguished Pschvcologieal Philosopher. will deliver the first of a course of lectures before the New York Berrian Institute, in the Brick Church corner of Walker and Elizabeth sfs, on "The Moral Tendencies of Scientific Discoveries," on this (Wednesday) evening, 14th, at 7 o'clock precisely. Admission free. N. B ?A collection will r?r taken up to aid the members of the Institute in the formation of a library, K? v. Henrv W.Bellows will deliver tl e second of the course on Monday evening, 19th inst, at the same place. d 14 lf#rc MEDICAL AID.?DKTlfiEOQRY, long accustomed to pNMiibe for diMttn rf a psfrate sttara, ratida at Si Molt street. Ho has been familiar with these complaints many years, and having been a particular and close obserter of cause and effect, ho has obtained n thorough practical knowledge of this branch of his profession, which ne his enabled him to introduce some valuable improvements into his practice. He does not boast of making liasty and rapid cures, but ni i itistai-lion if Hi perforin thorough unit radical cures, and in as ?hc>rt a sp ice of lime as it can possibly be done Willi advantage and sifety to the patient and, generally speaking, it is not necessary for the patient to observe any change in business pursuits or diet. 3t Motl street, nearly opposite the Church, is not a drng store^ dn lt*m JtjM I. A\D W nit. d to hi re i u w urn s of laud, suitable JpcWfor a gar en and pasturing. within fire miles of this city. ti the morning of the 12th, in Broadway, between Prince and Amitv ata, a Gold Bracelet, aet with three gareeta. A liberal reward will be giaen for ita recovery at the office of Howard'a Hotel. di3 3t*rc UNCUHRENT MONEY of all kinds. purchased at the lowrat market ratea, by n J. SYLVESTER'S, dl$ 1$ Wall ?:r I unl I II Broolw BLKAiltjn itrui) WK DNKHOAY, At 10W o.clock, iu the sale rooms. Valuable Second Hand Furniture Sale?A superior estensive and elegant a** Jtmeutof the best second hinil houae* keeping; article* and household furniture of all descriptions. Also, an uncommonly fine variety of city made new cabiuet 1 luruiture. Also, beds, window curtains, mattr*a?s, Ike. Also. |x>st|M)iied on account of the violent storm, at 1* o'clock precisely, the the entire elegant fnrniture and two piano foites, at No. 14 John st. Bale positive, Bee advertisemeutj already published. THURSDAY, At low lock, t tM sale* rnn? Kate naive and positive sale of sp'endio *oia?, mahogany parlor chairs of various sizes and newest fashions, polished French lied steads, wardrores, wa?h stands, pUiu ami Uressiug bureaus, book cases, and other choice articles of furniture to close sale lad p*l eipcijees?comprising 26 sj hsndsows wnll mm mm warranted softs as can be found in the city, French and other style mahogany chairs.eouches, rockers, nurse chairs, Itc. All these can be warranted. FRIDAY, Sjxrndtd Painting Sale?At 10 o'clock, the remaining and by far the most valuable |>ortioii of the consignment and invoices of truly choice origiual ancient and modern pviutiugs by the best masters. 8ATTRDAY, At 10W o'clock, iu the tale rooms, FJegant Furniture of all desenptions. BY RIKLL k ARCULAR1UB. R. Hi A., respectfully notify the nublic, that they will sell at auction some time during the corning week, (which will be hereafter noticed) at the Gallery of the National Academy of Desiiii. a collection of miutrh Oil P?intin^, works of the various old in tilers, where a favorable opportunity will be presented to obta>u such rare and pleasing ornaments. WEDNESDAY. At 10x o'clock at the Salvs Root. An assortment ol new and second hand lurniture, ttc. d 10 Also, a good assortment ol house furnishing and builders hardware. Also, a quantity of fashienable perfumery. All the kinds now in use. THURSDAY,. At 10>s o'clock, at 433 Houston street. Rich and elegant household furniture, eonsiting of one fine piano, made bv Henri Hertv. of Piris, the celebrated composer. Paris made bed steads, sofas, eouches. chairs, center, pier and dining tables, oil paintings, drifting. rugs, eil cloths, glasses, dimask window curtains, marble top wash stands,hair rnattrasset, feather beds, stoves, and all kinds of kitchen and attic wares, used by a good house keeper. SATURDAY. At loX o'clock, st the sales room, A good assortment of new and second hand furniture .consisting of bureaus, tables, chairs, tables, bedsteads, bedding, looking glasses, crockery, lamps, curtains, withstands, (kc. A rich plated coffee set, and every variety of furnishing and fancy goods used in htmte keepiug. MONDAY. At I0h| o'clock,at the sales mom. A variety of black, blue and green cloths, ready made clothing. over coaU, S|?uish cloaks, frock *ml dress coats. A'so, fancy dry goods, ribbons, needle work, gloves.ailk eravats, cards worsted and silk hosiery, Ac. rjARD AND AUCTION NOTICE-Messrs. BELLA y* HOWARD. (Thomas Bull and Robert Howard) give notice to their friends aud the public, that the Auction and Com. mission business in all its benches, and will be continued and carried on aa usual, and on the same honorable terms, at the old stand, No. 32 Ann and 115 Kulton atrerts. Liberal advances on goods consigned for stle. Certain sales aad promnt returns; a warrantee can he depended on. The regular sale of Furniture, of all descriptions, takes place every Wednesday ami Saturday. Dry goods, clolhinc, fincy articles, Tuesdays and Fridays. Out door sales of groceries, furniture, and all de?criptious of property, attended to. BELL A HOWARD. d3 lm*ec THOS. BELL, Anctioueer. XAKOE ?ale of Splendid imported Faney Goods?By A C -s Humbert A Co. advertised for yesterday in the store No. 140 B'oadwav, was postponed in consequence of the inclement wi srher. The ssle will positively take place, rain or shine, on Friday, 16th init, at the same place, at 10 1-2 o'clock, A M.to which will he added s fine collection of framed nil paintings by the old masters. Sold bv order of a Marshal. The whole may beevamined by catalogue anytime previous to the sale, d 14 lt*r "BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, Dec 15,at 17 o'clock, at the Marine Bsrrarks, Wallshout, nesr the Navy Yard?a quantity of slightly damaged guns sml accoutrements. 21 tnnskets. 13 hsyonets, IBB cartridge botes, 35 cartridge boi belts, 21 side belts, 18 waist belts. 2 sword belts, 171 bayonet scabbards, 70 breaitplatei, 35 waist plates, 2 swords. Brooklvn. Dec 13. d13 3t*re BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY Dec. 14. at 11 o'clock, at the sales room, 14 Fulton street,Brooklvn?Mortgage sa'e of hoasehald fur nitnre. consisting of mahog'y sofas, mahog'y chairs, piano and stool, large pier glass, set of mahog y dining tables, marble top pie.- and sofa tablet, bureans, mineral case, oil paintings, washstands, mahog'v and curled maple bedsteads, hair mattresses, mahog'y office desk, 2 hantsome mahog'v flower stands, hrussels carpets, say eighty ads. nigs, ottomans, 3 window curtains gilt cornices, 80 yds matting, ?ard case, stair carpets, flat rods and eyes, astral ami mantel (amp*, candlebras, cut glass'decanters, aud preserve dishes. Ac. One splendid Nott's Hall Stove, with radiato-s, in excellent order. :ost$l3fl This furniture i* iu good condition, and mostly made to order. d!3 2t*ec SHOE THREAD?211 bales superior green and while shoe thread, iu I and 2or. halls, for sale hv e. d!4r MADAME MAKONCRLM has the honor to announce to her friends and to the public in general, 'hat ihe has just returned from Europe and that it is her intention immediately to resume her professional oeeupations. She also contemplates OpMMimitst of lessons i i Singing at her honse, twice a week, in which the individual and collective instruction will be alternately resorted to. according to the progress of the pupils. hor particulars apply at M Lispenard st. dl2 3taec aMQ 0* MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, and In' Of?termediale Places, (or as far as the Ice will ^C^jE3E_permit)? [u counectiou with the Albany Stages?Stage and Boat fare 15 The celebrated ice boat l/TICA leaves the (hot of Courtandt street, Every Afternoon at 5 o'clock. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. SHULTZ, at the office on the wharf. N. B.?flood roads and superb sleuthing to Albany. d!4 r FOR LONDON-Packet of the 20th Dec the sukMM^^Iierior fast sailing packet .ship WESTMINSTER, Atwood, will sail as above, tier regular day, haa very sii|ierior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, who will be taken at reasonable rates on immediate application tu JOHN HERDMAN, dlfr 61 South street. liCT- FOR LIVERPOOL?NEW LINE-.Regulgr HtMVPacket of lit! December. The Splendid Packkt jBuHB^Ship 8IDDOKS, Captain E. B. Cobb, of 1000 font, will positively sail as above, her regular dav. For freight or passage, having accommodations unequalled for splendor or comfort, apply on board, at Orlsans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to E. K. COLLINS k CO. 56 South street. Price of passage. $100. The Packet Ship Sheridan, Capt F. A. De Peyster, of 1000 tons, will succeed the Siddons, auu sail the 23th January, her regular day. L tiers for the ships of this will only be received at Gilpin'a and Hale's News Room. Passengers may rely on the ships of this line sailing punctually as advertised. d 14 r fMT OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS mHkvVFOK LIVERPOOL?Packet of the 19tli December. jSmKLTIic well known and favorite packet ship NEW YORK, Capt. Cropper, will positively sail as above, her regular dav. This splendid ship lias unsurpassed accommodations for cabin, second cabin and aiserage passengers. Those wishing to secure berths will require to make early application on board at fool of Beekman st, or to JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street. _ N. (1. Persons sending for their friends residing in Great Britain anil Ireland can ham them Drought out, as uauai, ny any of (Ik ships composing this line; drafts for any amount can be furnished, payable in all Che principal towns throughout the I niled Kimcdom, on application as above. (114 r JtJfip- KOH LI VKHPOOL?Packet of lb- 7th Janaary, rfJwW 1843?The splendid new packet ship ASH BURTON, JfWWlW 'apt H HtUtleson, will sail as above, her regular day. Ha-iug inoet su|ierb accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers. Persons wishimr to embaak should make early application on board, foot of Maiden Lane, or to JOSKPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine corner of South street. P S?The above will be succeeded by the picket ship Stephen Whitney, and sail on the 13th of Jtiinsry, 1143. Persons wishing to send for their friends residing in the old country can hive them brought out by eilhei of the above ships, or any ol the regular packets, by applying as above, if by letter r-ost paid. d!4 to jy7r A0S. For LONDON.?Regular packet ot the 20th of iCMW December?The splendidid fast sailing packet ahip JhtsaBbWKSTMINSTRK, Capt Moore, will sail punctual ^T^nove. Having very supeiiov accommodations for cabin,second cabin and steerage passengers, persons wishing to embark should make etrly application to JOSKPH McMUKHAf, 100 Pine it., cor. South. P 8?The above will be succeeded by the i?ckrt ship Saint James, Captain Sebor, and sail on the 1st January, 1143. Persons WigUlC to send for their friends reiiding in the nldcounlry, can have tliem brought out by the above ships, or any of the regular packets, by applying as abovel; if by letter, post paid. __ IIr Mill LONDON?Pacget ot 2fltti"l)cr.-Tbe kjH^^ksjilendid fast ailing packet ship WKSTMINSTKR, JHMm -apt Moore, wif] sail punelually as above, her regular day. Has very superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and sterrage passengers, who will be taken at reasonable rates on application to W. J. T. TAP8COTT, 43 Perk slin. or i2 South street, corner Jonea' lane. Pfriom wuhtiiK to ?tnd f or their friend* can here them brought out in this ?hi|> or any of the line, on reasonable tcims, anil drafts for any amount payable ou clemanil without discount itiall the piiricipal'owns of Engl ind. Ireland, Scotland and Wales, can at all times be had on application as above, silt 1AJC KOK MOBILE?City Line?Ones to the nry splendid regular packet hritt MNDKN, Captain I If'' I' will I>|' dupatehed in a fr w daj s. Can hand aomely accommodate a limned unmbcr of cabin, second cabin and steerage pa'scngers, if early application is made on hoard, or to the office of _d|r JOHN HERDMAN, III South at. l/f?' KOK NKW ORLEANS?Louisiana fc New York iflTWW Line?Positively first Regular Packet, to sail on the ^M^BbJOth of December:?The splendid fast sailing packet ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson, will positively sail as above, her regular day. Kor freight or passage, having handsome furnished aecommirdations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st or to K. K COLLINS k CO. M Sooth st. Positively no good* rcceivtd after Monday evening, 19th inal. Shippers may rely upon having their gooda correctly tneasnred, and that the ahipa of thia line will sail pnnctnally aa advertised. Any gnarantee to that effect will be given and fulfilled that may be required. Agents in N. Orleans. Hnllin k Woodruff, who will promptly forward all goods to their address. The packet ship Oaaton, Csotain Olivet Eldredge, will succeed the Oconee, and sail tha 3Mh Dec, her regular day. dl4 r REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, fce.,kc.JgWwV'I'he aubacribar continnea to transmit money, in snms jnaMbrlarge or small to iwraons residing iu any part of Ireland, in the aame manner w he, and hia predeceaaer in biisinesa, have done for the (aat hirty years, and mvr; also, to any part of England or Scotland. Money remitted bv letter (postpaid) to the subscriber, or vraonalljr deposited witn him, with the name of the peraon or /ertont iu Irelaud, England or Scotlaud, lo whom it Is to be aenf, and nearest post town, will be immediately transmitted and paid accordingly, and a receipt to that effect fieen or lor warded to the tender. In like manner money with or claims nn,Per,0.n' in,fny Sul Ireland, England or Scotland, can be collected by the sahscrievr, for persona residing in any part ol the United Hutea, or W,U (1 Cedar at AMU SEMEN TS. CHATHAM THKATKE, Pit ItH csnis. Upper Tier IS r*i.i?. Kirst Tier cent* Stage Manager's Benefit. Tills EVKMNU. Dec. M. will nertonred HARLES O'MALLEY After which. I.A BELLE DE LA BH1K. Conclude with BOB SHORT. Doors opeu at KM o'clock and the parferinance will cent meuee at I precisely PA H K THEATRE, REDUCED PHICE -r the unanimous and geuerous |>atrou age, which, hna thus enabled rhem to retolutionixe and reform (lie order of Amusements, and to rr nstale in public favor th? time honored and elassic exercises of the Arena. Henceforth I be title of the principal place of public aniuarment on the American Continent will be THR AMPHITHEATRE. "Lonit Live the Republic." Admiaaion?Boxea SO cruta?Second Tier 37 1-1? Pit S3. No half price to the Pit and Second Tier. Kit ASK Mill THEATRE. CHATHAM SQUARE. DEDUCED PRICES? Drraa circle, 23 cents, including a XV lady Second tier Boxra I2W centa. Gallery UK cents. Pit SX rents. No other place of amuaement in New York affords aa much ([euteel (.'ratification aa can be seen this week at the Frauklm. Mr. Kmmit on the Banjo, assisted by Master Pierce, for this Week Oulv. N. B. Friday, Dec. 16th, the Germans occupy the theatre. In addition to the already Ionic (let ot names is added the popula Miss Rosalie, Vocalist. Mr. Hatch, the American rival ol Otto Motlyaud Paul. Al so, one of the best Comic Sinners in New York?Ins namecau be kuown only al the Theatre. Mr. Witichell, Yankee Droll i?t; Miss Emma luce, danseuse Garsin the great clown; Einery, Bennie, Brown, Mr. C. U. Jeskins, Master F. Diamond, Messrs. Ruggles, Miller. Mestayer, Brothers of War saw, Richardson, and Master Henry. Amouitthe performers will he found Miss Auriol. Miss Ko samoml. Miss Augusta. Miss Celeste, and La Petite Cento. Mr. Noaher's Brass Band is rniraired. Doors mien at 6?Commr nee at 7. No performance on Friday niithts. dH lw*r AMEKICAN MUSEUM, Marble Building, Broadway, opposite St. Panl's Church. Day Visitors admitted (he same evening free. THE WORLD CHALLENGED. The Manager is happy to announce that he has, at an extraordinary expense, engaged GENERAL TOM THUM JUNIOR. The most wonderful Dwarf in the world. He is but one loo and ten inches hiah, and WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS. That being precisely his weight when three months old. He Is lively and talkative, of fine symmetrical proportions, and is an questionably the greatest living curiosity in the world. Also engaged, the Lilliputian Family, of ten jh iformers; C SHERMAN, the popular ballad singer CELESTE, the admired d inseuse Miss HOOD, the charming songstress; The Fortune Telling OIPSEY GIRL, Ac. Also exhibiting, the Far Similie of the great picture of Christ Healing the Sick in the Temple, by Beuj. West, Esq.; the Albino Lady, and300,(100Curiosities. Admission to all 23 cents?Children half price. dllee SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS' MAGNIFICENT NOVELTIES. HKW YORK MUMKUM AND PICTVRB GALLERY, fbrsn/imv Onnoiirr thr f '|/I/ Hnll Mr. H. BKNNETT, Manager, announces that he lag vprv heavy expense, obtained the DRESSES wuim QUEEN VICTORIA and the DUCHESS OK REITS. on the occasion of HER MAJESTY'S MARRIAGE ATA CORONATION. SIGNOK BLITZ. Magician, Dancer, an-1 Ventriloquist, Miaa CLKMENCE,. uw seuae Mr. WRIGHT, falsetto vocalist. Mr. 1HOWS cua^a* singer; and Mr. DELAIIUE, the Mimic; MAGNIFICAT DKEliSES, MERMAID. MUSEUM, PICTURE LEKY. PERFORMANCES. LIVE ALBINO DERX, AND HALF A MILLION OF CURIOSITIES.allfor yaa SHILLING. di w OfHE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY i 71. I world?Now exhibiting at the cornerof Chamaiu and Tryou How, opposite tne Park, for a snort nuc A Double Sinniah Live Bull, taken near Buenos Avres. the Ptai-ig, bv the Spaniards. in the vcar 1140, and impun?? New York in IMS. He ia conaidered bv naturalists to he the moat wuuue, fnrmity in the known world. He has a donhle wmuioiw, ble breaat, nonble paunch, double riba, ai* le(t,ouiivic aud aoine other narta double. He ia (lerlectlv aounu m Kood health, and supposed to he nine VP era ola. anu wane near 1,500 pounds. r>ofevaora of Natnral Hiatorv. Snrveons. and aaauiiaoi won d do well to viait aud judge lor tneieie-e A Three Legged Cow, now three veara old. Hha IB ua[Kit .1 of one fore leg, and was ao from Oirui A Coatirnundi. A Sea Dog, or Sea Leopard, taken alive in the North (lie r The head rearmblea that of a dog, and the akin is spotted like that of a leopard. Truly a wonderful curiosity. Wolf, Moukeys, fcc. To he seen from 0 o'clock A M till 10 P M. Admission 12 1-3 cents, children under 10 years of age half price. Good Music in attendance. in lmam FRANCIS' PATENT LIFE BOAT, office No. 7 WALL STREET. ntisr MUSIC. SCHNEIDER A REBHUN will attend private parties and soirees with a band of from three to twenty artists. Apply No. 27 Delancy atrert near the Bowery, or No. 134 Norfolk at nil 2?er MUSIC POR BALLS AND PARTIES-JOHANN MUNCC Professor of the Harp, respectfully announces that he is preparrd to attend private balls and parties, with a bend from two to thirty-five artists, on application at his residence, 476 Broadway. dIO Im'r Grand ball at the apollo rooms-jo HANN MLNCK reapertfally announces to his friends aud the public, that kislirst bill for the season, will take place at the above rooms on the evening of Monday, "Dec. I9tli. On which occasion the ueweat compositions of Lanner and La bitzky, will We produced, being their first performance in this country. The orchestra, thirty-five in number, will consist of the most eminent artists in the city. Tickets to admit a gentleman and two ladies, ran be procured at the music stores of Messrs. Hewitt and Oodoue, and at the Uoor, on the eve ing of ihe ball. Price of ticket! two dollars. dl(7tis*r IMPROVED SOLAR LAMPS, GIRONDOLES, CANa DK.LABRAS, Chandaliers, Caudle Brackets, Itc. Ac. WORAM Ik HAOGHVVOUT, 561 Broadway, ageuu for auanutacturers, are now oi eniint a splendid assortment of entire new patterns, of the following articles Silvered and Ormolu Chandaliers, 6 to 24 lights Do do Oirondoles, I to J do Do do Candelabras.l to IS do Do do Brackets, 1 to J do Hall Lanterns, from 5 to t25 Church LamiM and Chandalic ra, of all kinds Snspendiug Solar Lamps, for churches and public buildings W. A If. would invite particular attention to some new and beautiful patterns of improved Parlor Solar Lampa, which lor brilliancy and economy cannot be sorpassed. Also a very valuable article of deflector, for improving the light of the ordinary astral lamp. Also, a full assortment of hue Cut Glass Ware, of moat >ii|ierior color and latest paltrrua?all at a reduction of 25 to 3(1 |>er cent below the us lal prices together with a full assortment of plated Ware, Japann d Ware, Ac Tea and Coffee L'rns. Caatora. Bilkers- Candles, irk, eneM Dishes, Tout Racks, Liquor Frames, Bottle Stands, oral and round Waiters, fine Table Cutlery, iu iota and in dozens, line Japanned Tea Tray? in sets anil single onea; Duon'a Britannia Tea ami Coffer Seta: Bronze and Paper Ink Tray a, Card Harka and Buketa, anil erery variety of Houae Furnishing Oooda. P. S,?Lamps, Cliandaliera. Candelabra*, Cut Glua, China and all other goods, kept on hand esgecially for loaning to partiea. dgtw'r E?ANCY ARTICLES FOR THE iHOLYDAY8.?The I subscriber haa received by the lateat arrirala, a very rich usortmeutof Pans Fancy Articlet .consisting of fancy work boxea, paper do, gam a in rote wood boxes, embioidering framea with canvua and col'd cotton, children'a toys, perfumery, and map, of uaorted qualities, etc. etc. The pubbc ta reaptctfully invited te call and examine the above atock, previous to purchasing elsewhere, at d? Im'r F. F. FKA vc18CHI.WX Broadway. BOARD?F'amilieaor single gentlemen can be aceommoda ted with board and plruant rooms at id Beekman street.Terms moderate. nlfilm*r SOMETHING NEW. RUSSIAN WOOL?ELASTIC FROCK COATS AND HOUND JACKETS. ANEW a auiwrior article of Clothing suitable for the present season, combining economy and wirmth, and being elastic, permits the free liar of the arms. For aale wholesale and retail, at No. 43 Cedar corner of William at. nlJ Mr BROKEN Banks.?Bank oTTTyntu. Commercial, Bafhlo, Lewis County, and all other doubtful and broken bank notes wanted, for which the highest prices will be paid by JAMES It CO.. dl> 'w r _ _ XI Wall street. 'I'd Dnl.'GGIsTs A situation wanted (either in ibe en> A or country) by a young man, who has had aeveial yvars exoeiience in the Retail Drug Business. Direct to DKUOGlHTB, at this office. Reference?Messrs. John Farr It Co, Chemists, Philadel plus. d 10 3w ilkw'r /TOTTON?iWl hales Alabama Cotton, per bark Thened a store UT 1 Broadway whrrehe is pre, ared to receive and exa cnT..ril?r. for boots of a/I daseri|?tions. Although his prices are lower by two dollars than thoae of any fashionable breach eatablnhmeiit in this city.his ooots will be fonnd at leut equal To any made here or elsewhere. He imports hla lasts frt?m Parrs and so modifies them u to fit anv irregularly shaped foot. Mi Oeidy's long experience uuuet Mr. Forr and other celebrated maker* in Taris enables him to conduct his basinets with economy and thereby to supply his customer! at the following reduced prices? F ine and auhamnlial B'Hiti Cork aud double sole do A proportionate reduction in the various other articles to be found at tgf Broadway. dl3 Im'r TERMS CASH. _ I ADIES* Silk and Vermo Under Vests for aale by I J JOHN M. DAVIKS It JONK8. n?i Inn* William eov of John ava. fJNCUitllENT MONEY d^osnited aGo^rataa^ dIO lwjr_ Wali straw I FOKTLGUESE FEMALE PILLS. |'ltr.i*lt fkr-fams I sad celabratad Pills, from Portugal, I wa perceive, to bvobtAinao IB this aonatry. lUaadvar'.ae ??M om us lut aoiamc A est ?e

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Stwi of all Sorts Co!r>RKn Patriot and Pensions*?The M*rlborough Md. liazette publishes the death R colored man named John Smith, eighty-five years ol aire. John rved with credit in t.ie Maryland line during the whole of our n roluuonary war, and conducted himself ru well, that he was Hi?ja>inted c>rporal ol the company in winch lie seived. About twenty years since he wa- placed on the State pension list, and some tint after on that of the I nited States, both of which irnsions, amounting to $132 l>er annum, he received dutiug lite. Dkau Kiss ?The Trov, Ohio Times states that an individual w as recently fined SI" by a magistrate of that place, for kissing a married lady Civilization in America ?The London Morning Chronicle says, slaveholders is America make a prin'ice of feeding swine w ith the dead bodies ol their negroes. Optics ?Realize and naturalize must be synopinions terms for how can there be any difierence be. tween real-eye.1 and naturat-eyet Distressing Dkatii.?A man by the name of Wnt Wells, a cinzen ol Lake co., la, was frozen t*. death on the p'airie, during the late snow s'orm which seems to have fallen much deeper there that any where else. Movements in Sir tn Cauoi.ina.?The Legi 'a ture ot S. uth Carolina ere about to provide for ?nili tary schools to that State Mr. Henegan, late Co vernor of the Commonwealth, is lobe elected Se cr*tnrv of State. Mr McDuflie continues sick.? r.iuK'r .ninirr riugT, or *?ir ivurii, wuiur- cirtin 1 niteii Strti' Senator iii lie plaee cit Mr. Calhoun It 18 probable that Mr. liHiiunoiid will be electet Governor of the State, and Col. JarneB Fergusoi [jtout. G overu or. Baptism.?Sixty-two persons have been baptize* in the vicinity of Danville,since Nov. 13th. Marriage and Insanity ?A gentleman of Bostoi hai written to upwards of one hundred towns in Mas sac I ni set i.a, to net some one to count the married anc unmarried men on lite voting lists, in order to bast calculations of the influence ot marrlrge in prevent tug insanity. The ladies should consider it it duty tt assist in thislaudabie undertaking. Another Town almost Destroyed ?Afire accur red iii Mnncietown, on Thursday night, the 2ltn ult. whichde.itroyed the hou-e ot Bloomfield, Kus.-**y ?V .lack. Two printing establishments were destroyed The Record says tlv budding cost about #230(1, wi insured in th?- Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance to thr. Kennedy, o! Shelby county, lie was i democrat. Thisia tlie third death among (lie mem berselect since August. Awrtn. Situation.?Two hundred souls are sail to be curving to death on board the Alexandei Scott which, at last accounts had been aground it the Nits., iccippi six days. a-days net-in determined to discover the quick es m?thod ol gelling out of Hie world. A carpentej kiiied himself a few days since 111 the following man ner: He caught ac';it*-el in his left hand, applied the edge to his diroat, and seized a mallet 111 his righ hood with which lie drove the edge of the chisse to the bone of his neck. He died instantly.?Am Orleutu Paper, Per. 3. Black Law."?The house passed the bill to re peal the black law," this morning, by a vote of 4t to2t. When Kentucky sent over her commission ers, asking for legislative aid against the movement) of the abolitionists, Ohio responded to this in gooc faith. But how was she (rented iuieturn By sending over Keniuckians to denounce "hose who, in good faith stood by tli- m, ami in promoting In pow er the very ireu who opposed their wishes on this subject. A K-Utucky slaveholder and an Ohio aboImouist were -trtii in urm 111 hroilieily affection in I84H, and 1842 als marching through our SMaie, abusing without measure men who stood by Kentucky, against the abolitionists. This conduct has convinced thousands that Kentucky was insincere.? O/iio Statesman, Per. 8 So ?citi\aSriciDE ?A tobacconist named George SlnlHer, k lied himself on bund ay evening. That evening, h was in a neighboring tavern, lauglung aad joking, got up, went home, kissed his wile una children, i.scend- d the suirs to his bed-room, took oil his co-it, unbuttoned his shirt collar, pulled out the chamber, and |>eiietrating the laige blood vessels of Ins neck with a small knife-, held himself over the chamber, nil he bled himself to death, iiis wif>shortly a!terw..rds touud htm a corp.-e The unhappy man leaves n tainily ot seven children.? Phila. times. Pec. 13. Indiana Legislature.?Senate?In the absence of Li'-ttt. Gov. flail, Hon. Thomas D. Walpol- was elected President pro tern., ov-r J. Collins, wh g. Douglass McGuire Principal Secretary. House? Hon Thomas J. Henley, aetn., elected Speaker on the first ballot over Dr. Bradley, whig. I. F. Brown, dein Principal Clerk. Meteors.?Within the last six weeks several brilliant meteors have been observed liere, none of which hive received any public notice through the newspu|>era. On Monday evening last, (Nov. 28tlt) two meteors of un* oinmon spleudor were seen io-re, which deserve at least a bnei mention; the first, about ten minutea after seven, nearly us bnciant as Venus, moved from S. d. W. to S. W. obliquely downward, and disappeared near the horison; the second, ten or fifteen minutes later, started trom a print abeaiing without explosion.?A. H. Herald. itw VV AM tu TO rt it'.'HASK?A r.ovitrj rr?- 'en., fIS within nilri itl New York, one with from 3 to 2( LK scuaaf l.uid.rtear Long I'l'Jid Sound preferred. Adtrt-,., with fall pnrticolArn, bot 7, j?t Office, Pou.- I.keeprie, N T. nil KOK WALK.?That ealoable (tand known u the ffrW L- iiii I,lend Hotel. 1.1'uAled iu the town ol Inlip, iu StifXJ&fi-lk enmity. L I. The home i? boilt in modern ?tyle, nod i the be,I meleriAln and workuamhip, w i b 1'iont ol eighty leet, lot hen meludad.two mora i h>f thr beach, the lisht house at Fire Island. and ill Atlantic O aan. An ?>iwn 'ane, in front of th? home, and leading directly to thr bay, famishes a delightful ard pleasant walk ol eight or ten minutes. Thr L"Pg Island Kid Ruad passes within th out f u mdr?of the pr mura, ai d affords an easy and curt incut communication with the cities ol New York and Brooklyn No part of Loujr Island aff ords greater facilities for fowling, or bay or brook nsh.ng, or thr noble apott of buck hauling. Deer being very abundant in the vicinity, aud are frequently found on the piemnes. There is about two hundred acres ot land, aud meadow attached to thr premises, and a good proportion of st*sud ot here. __ The hoaie and neresiary out hnildingi, would be sold with the whole, or a part of the land, as may best suit the purchaser The t. rmi will lie liheial. and the ti" r undisputed. For a mora minute drscriiaion of the property, inquire of J AM KB HOWE, in East Broadway, or ol D R HALL. Ifi! "A Chatham street, New York, or of rhe subscriber on the premises. WILLIAM HAH KINS. Dated, Islip, Nor. HI?. iH'in'ee .e-m TFoltT OK LEASE?A Valuable H".l.n ua e.| (row in ime ,p|' r inoai fl mnahuig watering pi icea. Th r butineit f which in receiprs, amount to t'A.MH to not) it is 'nnnihrd with errr> article n cesiary lot the aceomni'dauonof lot boarders To one havnv the amouut end ih? re-jois t? alent, he terms will he low. Ail ress SARATOnA, at the i'l y |iost office. d7'w*in Mill,. SALS., thr ehrspeit Karin in these raits, of 71 arres, goo* buildings, fdenfy of fruit, wood and wairr Do for sale oreichsnse lor good citjr property foni vaiuinle ftruii sTi*l lour keusel slid lots iu aid oigl, rl111 Da. to trade for dry goods and groceries, new home uid two ota. Do. valuable lota in Jersey City. Cgll on R. VAIL. Sitae days, 41 Lourtlandt street, from It to 2. Other days, Flaialield N. J., or at'74 Washington at. Ten small tartna lor sale low. S. V _i.2Q )w'm n VMLLIAM BROWN'S cheap eaah store, I3g Chatham opposite Rot "fell strsel.?Lssaunere, Silk and Km H u, Ut ei, Heal, .Nutria, CloUi and Silk Velvet Capu. Seve ral new patterns, richly t*.mined and neatly An^ieu. A Urge aasorliiimt oiTtncy furs, I, si trimming, splanBTd Ivni marts, and the ml ieui4i?u triminiag, all of Which will be sold, wholeavle or retail, eery low. nlf lm*et. fl TO THE LADIES ?WM. k H BKBKK, KssbtouaJumble Halters, .7| B. ioiway, under H ward's Hotel, have on haod an estensivr assortment ol Ladies and Miasrs Beaver Hats, of Uieir own ruauutactuie, which are warranted superior to any in iheeitv, and at p'tces which cannot fail to suit: those in want are respectfully insited to call. Alio, Ageor-rsl aasortmrul ui Ocut's, Boys and Children's Kur. Cloth and fancy VelvetCapi. dill Im r KASfiIONABLV BtiOTn AND hHOf.H.asiMff W LKl.lt rrspectlnliy im it's the attention .1" .he pohnc to hit large assortment of Indies' and gentlemen*' boots ami .hoes, cor* sol -a mi water proof French o?l mute calf, ami fancy drras boots, danciag gaiiris ami pumps, over shoes, indii rnbbrr sod water proof, mocc sins, laities', misses', ainl Children's gsi.ers, boots, shoes, aud hutkina, of the choicest selection men boys, aud chlldiell's coarse and ne boon tU)| shoes of the choicest kinds, cheaper than ever before offered in he city 419 Braadway and 20* Canal, northweat corner o| Hudson street. d7Im*r Aiug kUlU' BOOTH AND BHOU&?Lockwnoa. Broadway, keeps a fine assortment of latlirs' and children* boots aud shoes, of the latest American and kin Kpean laahmna. Orders received by the doieu from places ol jhmnahi. ,esoyt n* I m r fY-b'IVE CKNTH 'or Leather Bolid Oi'-r aloes, warranted water proof, and really worth a. much as many hm.es that sell for B2.-DAY, 4i Maiden Luse, fdon't mistaka the nnmbei) has of his own manufacture. fifteen different kiudt sod styles of Rubber Shoes 'St Kur received all the first premiums at the reIf the soles separate fi lm the uppers, the shoes will he takgu back with >ut grumbling, and the money refunded Keerr cut tornar shall be saiislied, it it coat us the value of all he buys We ere npiPOMdto imposition in every shape, and particularly cantiou buyers not to purchase any shoes lor our make out ol any store, unlen our name is paste I inside. Many shoes are sold in. our make, that we never saw until Ihev came to he HORACE ft DAY, 4i Maidea lane THE PRESIDE VT OF THE UNITED STATES. IN rar?u?itfr of law, I, JOHN TYLER. Preaidrot ol the I Uiii rd Sutra id Amnoi, do hereby declare aud make of the public I tluL within the liimla ol the uuderineu loned t"V%n?hita. to wit: Noith ol the b ?ae line,and Wrat of the fifth principal merriiau Township sevcnty?wct en,of r ?iii;e an. '1 owufthiio sevvuty a.? and seveut) irfii, of range seven J I -*u?hip> steei?i>-f"ur,?eveut>-fivr,?eTinty-aix and aeveuty KrcBtOfnugr eight. T?'Wn?hi|ia a? veuty two, seventy-three, seventy-four, sevculyljve ami at feuly->t re* of r?nge uiue. Toialeahit a seventy. aeit utj-one, ?cvtuty-two, and seventyihrw, ef range ?eu. Tnwiuhii a sixty-niue of range eleven. Ajao, ?t tin i sine tuue tud place, lor the disposal of the fol'owing detaehed tracts, via N- rth i fiht bi??* hue, md Ea*t of the fifth principal meridian. The Northeast quarter and Weat I alf of the 8? uthweat quarter of act tion e'ght, in township ?eventy?*evr n, ?l range three. North of the b at lm an West of the filth principal ine iditn Northeast quarter of section thirty two, in towaslup aeventy, of range two. lUiheasf rter ofaectiou twenty-two, in towuahip siatynine, of rans?- three. I. one antl two and South went .ruarter of Northwest quar* fer o> aectiou thuty-fite, in rnwiuliip lev eut>-tour f TOPge fj>t. Township* seventy-eight, eighty, eighty-one, eigety-two, 1 eighty-ihr e, eighty lour, aud eigh'y-five, ol range six 1 Tow u?hi|?t leveut) -eight to eighty *t ven, inclusive, of range HfVetl. Also, at the .name pi tee, commencing ou Monday, the tilth i dv? of March neit, for the disposal of the public land* within the limits of the and* run utpmed townships, viz* North of the base line, and West of the fifth principal mei ridiau. Townships seventy eight to eighty-nine, inclusive of range 1 cigh*. 1 Townships eighty-eight, eighty nine, ninety, and muetv-oue, f ot 11001 liliif. I Sections two, three, four, nine, rleveu, fourteen aud fifteen, tear Iowa city, in township seventy nine of lange ai*? 5 Lauds applet Ktted by law forth* est c fichcoIt.B: Jittry.er other purposes, will be excluded irom sale. I Tht sales will each In- kept open fortwo weeks, (unless the lauds are sooner disposed of,) and no longer, and no private en, trie* of land in the t wnships so offered, will be admitted uutil r aft r tire expiration ol tlit-1 wo weeks. O veil under my hand,at th city ofWashinton, this twentyseveuih day of Septe mber, Auuo Domini, '812. JOHN TYLER. By the President! THO H. BLAKE, Cammissnmei of tht General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Ev ery i*ers?ui Claiming (he ruht of pn-t motion to land in any ol the township* tie-ignated in rhifl proclaniatis n, in virtue of the pr 'Visions of the act of 22?ttt rns, and Jewelry, at rrUil, at a ronsiderable reduction from former prices, being much lower than they can be bought for at any other place in iht city. Gold Watches m low as 20 25 dollars even. Witches and Jew-liy exchanged or bought. I All Watches warrant! il to keep good tune or tile money learned. W.ilches and Clocks repaired in the best manner and warranted,at much less thesis the usual prices. I G. ALLK.N. Ilnooiter of Witches and Jewelr*. nK lm"r Whi'lr??lr Bud Hftail. 30 Wall ?t., opttni'ri. I OHM M, DA V IKS ti JONKS lulorui their lrx-ml? itn le Their assortment cn^*werfu) grades of Vireen and Black package bears the starer of neatness ai d elegance, and the Tea* rhereiu ar- so thoroughly secured from light and air that their ?|uality ami power will r* main uunxip ired in any climate. Their s' stein of prosecuting btisii.ess is perhaps scarcely to be ciceiled. It is fonitd* ?l upon the utmost regard to the rights of he customer. mo-ciallv wih resign fo we phi aua quality, and unrivailed chrai ne?s. A I purchaser* aie n|lrd up n to return any Articles which l??l to give thrm the f"II?st s tisf rtion,whicn the money will be cherrfully and promptly rrluitd-u Couqrr) merchants, luhlic cut dblinhmeuis, heads of families, and ip(V!a?rers will find tr a der ided advantage to supply themtflvrs from this rs ablihmenl. e n>**teJ evrrydiv. t%rdc i from all parts of the United Stutes executed with promptitude and despatch. 1 rr- The only wm?-tir the sale of Hon* Bl ica '1 em d61m*r TO in L()V K K S i>H Xli KKIOK ILAtKI* a_ 1 tin Mil'urt ?Tin* nin m? ly nelirnu* au ?t ninaa)lelrd Tfl, to highly celebrated in Cli na and Europe, put itn lorted, it on* Ini talr a( tlir Canton Tea Compai y't lienors! Tea katabhtbim nt, III (ha'hamst. New York?in liuon* peehagrt. t rite io rantt and >1. rift Im'r 4 A lt T 1 N S U A S K T A I L U R 1 N|U ESTABLISHMENT. 164 li'iiitaNt Street, Ccmrr ?f Jlrm Street, IS decidedly tlie rheaj-eat in the city. There it 'Iwiya no hand t telect nock of seasonable goods, pnrchasrd for rath, winch will he made up to order id Ine ttyle of Bake, 111, tnir innm, kr that hat (iret inch guieiil tautfaetloa dunng the tail lour year*. and at a loailive taring of JO par cent. (Jenlle enarc re.|Ue?l? d to call and aiamiue. Thote wh. fnrnith th etmwu goods, ran have them MADE AND TRIMMED. Drett Coata. niadr and trimmed,.. -$7 Oft ta (ft 5# Krock Coata, do do I Oft to 9 SO I'rntt and Vetta, I 75 to I 60 O'er Coat*. 0 00 to 11 ft try Terms?Caah on delirery. r^ft in* r MICHAEL K MARTIN C U.NS?(it.'NS?IJUNS?At auction puces?100 Double bar vT rr| dnrhinf gout, made eapretsly for Sooth Side Long laland. 300 Cocking tinna, atiorted, I 6 to 3-4 hoiet, aitVt length*, 300 Single Fane! gum, common to tine. 3iHI Rifles, from (ft to (10 each. JMM Parn pistol* Uuusmith* and dealer* in gun* will find f thii depot eyery otirle wanted by the manufacturer or ap oilman, in any quan illy itemed, at followt?gnu lock*, rifle loekt. harre t, arnugt, cuaet, cay., waidt, worm), ti|?, riot, trigger* furuiture, Ac. Alto, hofoa anJ pawer-narkt, from I to 10 ot: game bagi, tiiot bait, primert, wrrnrhrt, fcc. A. W. SPIr s it CO., n2( Im'r ti? 1'earl atreet 'Pf the wirioirt ol the toldiert and tailor* oi the revolution1 ?ry war, who were married before the lit of January, 1704, and t is Alike meow hn. P*or if they t'H>k any of the healthy fluid* from the body it would be weakened. But the coulrirv it the ca?e. Th* b'?d\ b? roir.es at onger ?v?ry day from the use of the Brand.eth PlU. la kuowuby 'he experience of una of thotHtudfl of our eti MM Where it the man of teuae whose mind ia unprciudhed, wh?> fioin the o?frct?ons smr'l nf>-Td?ath. wou.d do'aiy would this body hire be u hi n It of life had polref- ti-u bc? u prevented? Are men horn hut to be tick 1 8h*|l the lower animal lived eh full extent, and man only premature'y peiitb Let us follow utluie?let us cleaus'* th* hlood fro u impurities, aitd we thsll live to the full exunt of the oil iu our Utn;0 and ?0 d va it. tnnct aaion,and the r? tuH ww alwaya aatisl.ictory ineve v i the most re11 liable improvement took place. I r?nn*n?er p r on who I know h*d worms, from his |ieculiu V m tons: he pe??evr red for lorty days; every d ?y for thr 40 una no app* artnee of worms was aero, but after, that p.. h?* voided grr?t nutrber?. some of ex*raordinary size. Wh?f e|fee* woi.ld have result* d fr m three o* fonr oosea o' ratlin. ..i ..i? i. i ..r i..? p u. i. ..I n, nunc d to a ra?li al cure 7 It woliMbe impossible to ?hnw ih? h? i fi? to He derived from a pr? per jHTUfverioc wi?h the Brnnrlrt'tli Pi's in t' esc limits. They mutt H* Died t?e?ufiicifbil? a, (ir. fiUtfd. Oft the Ornnine Brandreth Pills be sure of that and you wi I toon with their *i?l and your owu per a* tern no* >br*iii core. B?* not deceived with inediciuee recommfudrd iu advertisemen's s'-olen erseve ranee in their use, will, without doubt, remove, or greatly relieve every malady incident to the human sysiem Thi- has been proved in numbs rlvss instances. ?nd is confirmed bv the evidence of thoDtsixh. Each hoi to be genuine must have si* tigna'ures upon it. Two upo t each label. Oue signature being Beujainiu Brandre'h, and the other B. Brandreth, N1 D. Recent cure ol Terrible Ulceration. No comment ii re juired. 2d house rnoM 10th ateisuK, 28th street, New Vmlt. Nnv.9. 1842 Dfar Sir Lust January I wni taken suddenly wi'h pain in my left side in the niijht, and mv wife hid to get up slid s-eam if; but the pain not no better;! then ?eut f"r Dr. Adams; he ordered poultice of bread and Veaif, and thru a lump began to form bout ?ii inchea from my arm-pit. Dr. A I insgiveiue pill* which Hid me no good, and the pain (till beoine mote severe At rliis r riod Dr. AfUlIU brought an if'n r doctor with him. hut I still conuuneu to eel ttoru, aiul aim tuh se veral orber phi aiciaui came t" eee me. yet I continued to grow woise a i| worse. Dr. rtiinma njent d at onetime the ahreu which first commenced under my ami, and which had catenaed to my hip bone, and thenee to the small of my hark, and from KhttBCUto my shoulder blodeH. Being poor, I ten faittl dispensaiy doctors, and they attended me, but I c> iitinu d to get worse, and the ulcers were some ol them, ?uch it I could see, were more then half an inch deep. Thr doctors, In th dispensary and the ithers who visited me, only a few d 'YS h fore you callt d upon me, told me it was ten thousand to one whether I recovered cr nor?that I might not trvi through the night. This was in the early part of February. 1 had not ecu out of bed since the beginning of January, At this lime, the latter part of Feb' unry.my w ife went to see you. an I beg you to com- and sec me. Y"ii drrisrd my ulcers lor no rhdmgl.t ?it to?k a vard of linen to dress them once. You left' two hoses of pills w hich I used as you directed me, and my wifr dressed me with your Universal Salve, aud rubbed t>" alloua I laces with the Liniment. In two months Iw Ikedtoyour office in Broadway f.nniTwcnty Eighth street,corner of Tenth avenue. I came after that, seven or eight times for y oi losie how my b-ck got ou, and to receive your further advice. I went on gettiug better every day, and mv ulcers one alter another got well, until the latter pari of July, when I went 10 work, being a sound man, with the exception hat :ig nearly lost the sight of mv rtgh* eye, durii g my sickness, which, however, gradually gets better and beit-r from the us, ofyour Tills. I send vou this It tier that you may onb'ish it. and should any one wiah to en,|uite mm the norliculnra of my eftraordi nary cure, they can see me wheie I live, which is the second house from the cornet of Tenth avenue, in ggth at. I remain, dear Sir, Youia very reapecifu'ly, PATRICK BKALLEY. To Doctor BeDj. Rrandreth. 241 Broadway, New York. FALLING S'CKNESS CURF.D. Ma. Jasifs Tower of No. 13 Onus- a'rtet, hsaason 12 veara old who lor two year* has been nfflirted with Epileptic Fits; he has had two, ?ud o'ten hire fns a day, and "eVi r could be left alone with safel\ during the whole ol t. at perina For a long time ne has been pronounced incur hie by tiir uhy .ieians hnih F.seulauian an'1 Botanic. A few weeks since Brando th's TP's were sdmini-P red. and he has rince had VO FIT, au Mr. Towey is ot o"i ion that he i> perfectly cured; he slill cont nue, lo lake th. Pills daily, in doses sufficient lo cause two or three copious evacuations. CURE Ok' EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS OF T 'REE YEARS STANDING?Mr M comber, of W ?t Curt, New Bed ord, for n period of 3 yea s -at ,(Dieted wth his trriihle disease He ha? had as many asf, or 7 fin m a day -atml for the tim above atatrd, he was not able t a'tend to my business. Every physictau of skill iu his section of Ihe ountry was applied to; he even Weul iu far as Boston toi help: lilt till relief wis oxperit need, and at the time lie heard of Ir nilreth'a V'getahlf Univ.-isal Pill,, he had taken no ineditnes dor a treat whil-, hts friends thinking there w.t? no cm,. -Bu* as B'andreih's Pills w e strongly teci mtni-nd?d by *,JT lisson,of UuiouaUwet. New Bedford, wno, Inniba eaiverienmg great bvu, fit from them himse,I, had seen 'Set- h-ssefi- iel ower oil tvvrisl other lersulit, some iu bis owu family,it was arced that u trial -noul I be made. Four uoi thr h ,ve not v?t as wit stiiee he commenced with them; and although Mr. M. i as haviug b and 7 fits a tl1 y; yet since lie began he has not had fit. Every on* is astntii hed, and eonrders it a miracle. Mr. vl. continnes Uailv to take the pills. It should be observed, t at a'moat fioni the first co-meticemeut with them, he has leeu attending to his business. ULCER OF TIIE HAND CURED. Mrs. Clark, of Tilbury street, Brooklynv for fourteen years isd au nicer on her right wrist, which entirely prevented her rom using that hand. Ointments of alt aorta, and ir nypnriyi.ig medico ev were mule u?e of, lut were of no v ail until [he Bramlteih Tills were used, which, in six months ina'V a eif, ct cure. It it now uenrly four years si, ce thia cure wai ffected, and has nrvrr beeu advertised before, although I have liad li' e t\ to do o. My a..'rut in Brooklyn, Mrs Booth, of 5 Markrt at, knows M:s. lark, and ca.i speak from her own kn wledge of many similar cos-'. cutrd solely by Die purifying powers if these truly ci lebt de'' pills. WOBM?, PILES AND LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.? Hi ?d and letli rt. Pr B BraudrrTb? Sir: About two aud a half years since I acci lently came .icius an adu rtisrmrtil coiicermux yo t Vegrtsb'e rill Al first I Healed til in ilb cnnti ini t n i monr i of iving b?e.v sooftru impose. u|v;B b)' Bfiimiff hffi* I, liowerer, 'rad the notice to my V*lir?she h .if lor totrv tifrecii yean been in e delicate s'ate of health, and had gml almost every popular medicine, and liad the best medical sdvio. without any jvrmalieat eff. ct At hrr request I purcha rd a bo* of yo -r aa ut. and ?lie took them aceordim to your printed direction*?another bo*?and another?till aire nad taken font or tire boxer?(thr continued to feel the good effects after sheratedfretlr, hat what war our surprise to behold that the paired laige knot of kard tlerhy vubstauce, and a? tough aa hide, al>ont three and a halfinchri in cireomferance; the said he frit something part or separation it* discharge, and from thai time the gain d her health iapidly, and continued to take the Pilla?a? vetal Urge M|w worms were also i *|>ellrd from her, and my infant child, one and a half ye an old, to whom we gave your Pills, and whose health was very critical, parsed several Urge worms, from six to ten incites in leng h the child ir now in excellent health, and my wife has not enjoy d so good health (us she says) for the last eighteen years, as whit she now enjoys from taking your pills she wta for sever I yean unable to do any of to r housenoik, but now has the sole care end attendance of si* or seven penonv wich ease. I mu>t Iwlieve it was the sole cause of her restoration to health by lakiu* your mcmcine?and she continues to use it ax occasion requites. Ps effects lisve been surprising on myself for the core of the I iles. haviii* sevei I times h nl thrin 10 th ir worst STAOEs, wh?u one or 'wo doses (of two or three pills at a dose) have evtibv,lt removed that hotrid disordor from me. I esteem yoar medicine above any other I hare ever usetl in the last thirty yuan, and have witnessed mi others its most beneficial and niMtivkist rnres. No other pills sir etvr used in my family, but youn only. I have alto ins the TgnaiBLK effects of the counterfeit pilla told hy an apothicary in this village one of my neighbon bought nod uaed them, the consequence was ol such a nature as should have sent both the maker and seller to the treadmill lor life. SAML. WOODHUL.LLockporl, N. Y. Oct. 16. lft69. ny ERYSIPELAS CURED, OK SEVEN YEARS* STANDING, BY hRANDKeTH'S PILLS.-A lady in Brooklyn, who, .ot sear ii long years, know no comfort; ahoar fare ,pd neck were one unseemly hl.trch; who tl.? ohrrr.-. d of all iihI wlioir miwn to h-rsrli wai ?nch aa none hot thoar of aensiiire minds, aimilarly affected, can imagine. Tina t ain and misery rrsnlled fr m a drrvl'nl EK SIPE LAS in her face, w liicn oftentimes extended over her neck and bosom Every- physician of aki'l was applied to, and remedy upon remedy naed, wi'honi affording more loan occasional relief. Kor seven yrara ahe war thus tormented, and often prayed for death to liitiah her miseiy. A' tin- period, a lady who had dented mrach bene At from Urandrrth'a I'tlle, in a atmilar raae. deaired that atrial might bo made of their efficacy. When tliey hoi hern Uaed .llionl three anapa, a M r.t at ore WW. prodor-d ?tlitra proving again, that purifying the body with tiieae r slebralrd Pills proaores, without donor, a perfectly healthy a-are of the fluids, and eonaennently uanatenrv Ervai|relaa, For that unfortunate eomidainl altogether depeiiAt tapoti the arrimonioua atate of the blood and therefore pnrtf) itig the b'ood cvtrea I he rhaeaae, Thia lady iaaince married. Krference is given to Mra. Booth, Dr. Brandreth'a agent in Brooklyn, 1 Market atrret, who will refer to a highly reapeetable lady in Jobnaon street, who will (ire all fnrther panrculara. The Brandreth Pilla are anld at 23 rents per box, with full direction! at 211 Broadway 274 Bowery; and IN Hnnsnn at., New York; 3 Mvrkat street, Brooklyn?Mra. B roth, Aaent Parker. Broad street, Newark; and by una aaent in every town m the Union. nit IM eod* GUIDE TO t*OUND TEETH. LAD I El NEED NOT DESPAIR. TAR. A. C. CASTLE tiaa a Paste for filling decayed hollow L* teeth. It ran he put into tne moat Under leeth wilhoat any l?in or i i-frtuui have nudertokeu to rend rniutiooiof Hall's 'elebroled trusses, tud thousands are nnu.wu iu rouse1'teoce. These uniutioi* cannot be relied upoo they art nade by auskilfu! mechanic*. and are do better lJun the ordinary t reuses Rooms have beeu fitted up at No. 4 Vesey street, eiclusivelv for ladies, hnvipu a sei?arate entrance from the business depart /nent. whetr a female is in eoustant attendance U> wait opoii tetosle (mtinuti. oil tmr EXPERIENCE LTOR KOUK YKAKS hi. fully letted the estntordiniu-r virP tue* of UK SHERMAN'S MEDICATED LOZ^N'JKS. Several million bon a have been told,anil giveu perfect ?.j itfactmn to *11 who have used them. PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN, Lawyer*. fmfauon, rich and poor, high -tud low?in fact, learly the whole Ametictn people, uave given thetn their incliou, and they are now last spreading their influence* to ereiy part of thr known world. Dra Hunter, Smith. Robert, Vanderpool. Scott, and foor hundred other physician* ?a New York city alone, lecanimcutl .hernia's Lozenge*, daily iu their practice Sherman's Medicated Lotenges art never told by the ounce, but always in botes, with hit uauie attached. The Doctor heme an educated ind txperieuard physician, and a member of the Medical Society of the city of .it* Yoik, gives a character to ins prcp1 the ('In si, Whooping ?h ugh, Cough attcudiug ^lea'.les, and all aflrctiont of the I.unit., arc iuitnediately relieved b/ Shrruu'v Cough Lozeugt t. They entirely enre all recent case* in a few hours, and often the mint alarmlug cases of Consumption yield, a* if by magic, to their happy lullurucc. .is in lilt-cases of ibe lie*. Mr. AuUiouy, tne Rev. Mr. Strerrer. and hundrrda of others, even where lhay had hern given up as i.ncurable WORMS CAUSE DEATH To thousands, without their ver bt.ug iui|>ected. Children and adults often toller much from tiiem, when a bos of Slierman's Worm Lo/.euges would give them immediate relief.? Huudreda of instances have couie to our kuowledg., where person* ou the brink of tltc grave, fist wasting away, and the rhy sicians trying their skill in vain, and resorting, at lust, a* the duly hope, to Hheimau's Worm Lozenges, which hale rest ortd than to health ami happiness. How aften have motlv ers oalled at the Warehouse and poured foith their thanks and blessing, for the restoration of their dear beloved offspring. Never before ha* a perfect remedy been discovered for the entire eradication of all kinds of worms. HEAUACHB, PALPITATION, Bowness of Spirits, Fatigue, Fainting, Des( oudeney. Narrow iseases generally, and Sea Sickness, are all subject lo the curative properties of Sherman's Camphor Loseuges. They cure severe headaches, be. in ten miuutes. In fact, they operate like a charm, aud no {person should go to ses without them, as they are infallible ill sea sickness. I'ersons subject to fatigue, or attending crowded parlies, will I.ud them to relieve them ol all lassitude and oppression. Warehouse 186 Nassau street. Agen i?Church's, 188 Bowery; Sand's, 77 East Er.n.lway. gad corner Cnarabers aud Broadway; Codington, 227 Hudson; Htishton and Aspiuwall's three stores, and 13? Fulton street. Brooltlyu, 8 State street, Rostuii. md 'J Ledger Biiildings. Philadelphia. ?ul6? F)K 1'AttLK BLACKSMITH'S FOKGE9.?The sunle.rlbers, ta ins the sole Agents for the Manufacturers of Conekliu's Patent Portable Forge aud Bellows, beg leave to call the atteutiou of the public to the above article. That they have been called for and introduced in uearly all parts of the UnitrJ States, is, we believe asufficieut evidence of their utility aud convenience; bring portable and compact, gives litem lar the preference over the common Forge for Shipping of every description, Kail it tads, C iuals, Plantations. Maun factories aud all purposes for winch the ordinary Forge i used. These niuuufcctured for the U.S. Navy are Wrough j Irou. We would refer those wishing to purchase to some few who cau recommend Uiein from personal as well as general knowledge. rig:? Commodore Crane, Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.; Messrs. Carr, Keitti St Haines, Philadelphia. Hon. Goveruier Keinble, West Point Foundry, Csld Spring, N. Y. Messrs. S. B. Althausr St Co. 443 Broadway, N. Y., aud our city blacksmiths generally. GAY St TEBAULT, s81Jo,*re flertier ultllil slip and Warer?tPARK'S LII'ILLS. THE bland,invigiiratmi(,.iiid life prolonging power of this miraculous medicine rightly named 'Life Pills" and on aecount of their peculiavly mild yet effective operation ate beWaiHMtUMllMMf thebvonu laiutly medicine. To p. rsoiis following a sedentary occupation lliey are ol the g.eatesl value, and in |>revcnliug the liability lo lake cold, to which sin h i'ersons are so inucn ex, osed at tins season by frequeut changes fiotn the extreme heat of their rooms to the eiternal cold air. they remove the cougeaied plilcgtn in the throat, which produces that unpleasant tickling sensation,which causes cough and destroys rest, and w|p-h will, if not immrdntely checked, iuducr a train ofevils aud derange tne whole system? they are at all times of service to assist uat ore,but never lorgr t that it is far easier to prevent lhau cure, lu no one instance has tins vuluaile medicine tailed when duly persevered in lo rtffotu relict, soothe the irritated stale of the nerves, and bring the whole system into a sound and healthy condition, fitting lite mind aud body for the various dunes ol life, which will then be performed Willi ease aud satisfaction The following are the exclusive agents for the sa e of Parr's Life Pills'? Uiisliton Axpinwall, druggists and chemists, 86 William st. 110 Broadway and 10 Astor House. Abraham Sands ti Co.di ngtists anil the mists .granite buildings, 273 Broadway, corner ol Chamber si. P. Dickie, 413 Broadway .corner ni Ltspeanrd st. iolib if Dodtl, druggist, Broadway .cornel Bl eckerst. A. W Badeax. Bowery Mediciue Store, kiO Bowery John C. Hirt, drui(?ial, St8 Grand comer Norfolk at, S>niea' Mfdieiut Store, b3 B-nvc. coiuerol Walker at. V B Triplet, corner h'ulina md W ,rrr at. Horace bveretl, drop*-at, S07 Greenwich at., net I the coruer of Frank >o at. J St J. Coed notion. apothecariea, 237 Iiadat n ateeet, coruer of Spring at. K.L.I on, c hernial and apothecary, MS Bleeckec at., coruer nfjoueaat. J. Wt-id.t bu7 Nov Vork P,?t OlS'.-c. n.'3 un*r MJUIMA GU1 ri-Kard'd hy thsi import in" medical discoveries of any a|te. I tin 4) per bottle dolds'47 Nassaustreet,and No.9.1 NorthBixth street, Hul d'hviiin. nl9 im*r THE GERMAN SURGEON. COLOMON HI NIC. M. D.. No. i7 Head# street. New York, t lu scrotals and chronic d.eaars uu chart;* made till the patient is satisfied?"medicine delivered gratis. All persons deformed, under IWuUIy-oue years, can have their bnues straightemd. Kelcrences given as to numerous patients who have oeeu cured in this city. 0*7 Jm*r COUGHS, COLDS, pONHIIMPTIONS, Hoarseness, So-e Throat, Spitting v ot Blood, Bronchi.is, Ac., is cared Tor oue shilling hy a scientific phy Jici 'u's invention, called?Professor J ones Con :i> Candy, or compound cxtiaci of tula and Bpanish inoss, composed of 4.7 of tin rarest herbs and plauts the vrcelable empire |oor may ns it. Sold only at I, 2 or 4 shillings a arge pick tie. by T. Jones, sign of the American Eagle 82 Chatham si .N V. Aptyniiteu Agents? Zcibe r, Third and D ei at, Phil,( State at, Boston, 57 Stale si, Albany. 139 Kulton st, irooklyu, Charles King, Charleston, 8 C, Zt-iber, next to the Americau Hotel, Waslnugtou, D C. bit 1 in *ec OMtllh 1UU I H W ASH?Prepared from the original reel;# at No.I viold street, New Yrok?The Orris Tooth Wash is purely a vegetable preparation, possessing the properties o itleunog the teeth ana month resisri-jg the reins tot healthy slate, aud preventing any unpleasant taste at adoar in the month, whether arising Irom decayed teeth or from e de rauped state of the stomach. it is dcsigned to he used with n tooth brash, and will be found to mperxcu? the aeceasitr ackitge contain* every insdiciu- and requisite, ail*p'? .Vlouitor (alone) is 10 ceDU; onr dollar imit|.*ol will ei iore ii free. The packages will be -warded to order aecorely |?cked. Hold only ar Urior Store 60 l"riner afreet, corner of Marion, i If* dimn cut of Nihln'* (Owrden. Private entrance! and office* for ciitnnlottion 60S Mat inn, one d or below droir iter, Marion aire* I ia a continuation ol Centri *i luHf L.M'rt MKTH?7D OF TKxChYno s|NUINOMi?; LK '.ON iri i I Mr MM llullali) and Mr. K. vv ll iei,br( to announce t rir imention alio r?pntch Po?t will he ractirad. It i? indnjeii able thtt the number of the rraideuca anoal I be etat>- (rEHAM SILVER. ryL reUCHTWANUKK. No. I, Wsll street, ?Wei* Che luicab, Drugs, Dyestu'K, fery cheap, and w trran a *11 hi rt jwiMiniuj of beer jt?sl 1) an the ino t geuniue ?u market ri**?Luny ciuitir 4i).' *jIv? t crys..>U. fr??in V) tu. to $1 U t* of; aqua rortis g cu per lb h>aroey%nic acid Ph. U t5 ct iwr as parr uitrie arid tor jew? llerf nm! chair maktrs I8i$ *r pr lb; cotiftie* capaales, best quality, $7. $14, and $20 P' groaa nitrous acid 14 cts pr lb; UbaJr^iuet chloride of soda. wirr p rcucn 1 beU $2 75 pi do* jodiur d and chip dvcwoocla, mid very' hear. Api ly fo DR LEWIS PEUCHTWANGKK, ol7|m?ec No 1 Wall at N. V TO THK LADIES OK. HULL'* UTKHO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. THIS n??w inn ruar t nt for the radical cure of Prolapsus Ute

is w II as in 'his country. It in ad ?pted to the entire disuse ptasn?ie?.aud I other painful surgical expcdit*uM,in die Lynn ji-H-upit ili of Loadou ?iid Paris, and is uoivcrnally mcou mended in Europe by medical in? u of th?* highest rank lu th cobtitry i iiaaoatae** d bv the leading me rubers of the fucultit Vliagea end Hospitals, and b>* all the eminent private i t-u iiuuorn. lto>uus hare beeu furmtned delusively for ladies, at No. V trivet, having param entrance from the business rsrtmttit, where a Itir it iu cototaut .^tlt'li Janre, to aptu Trasses anil Hunporters to female patients lit In i* PhTVATfc MfcL'iUAL MO I tOR! TO A P ART1CUL AK CLASS OK INVALID; rPHERE it owe class of iu*aluls who merit the wtrmnl n tulliy of all who desire to alleviate the sufferings of the al firied. That data consist* of those who art laboring uu It the effects of those eiriour indulgences into which erring a:i Iioiighlleas youth arc so often nniarlled by pumm or the cm Llgiun of es il rumple. What more pitiable slitlil can there In than that fot iiiatauce, of the father of a family, who na* Ion since reneutpd of his youthful errors, but who beats about wit him iu Iiis system, and perhaps transmits to his innocent of apiiug, the coosrIH>md 0- the t." dan. look, and time m ke it grow naturally dark from the mots Thisecil sens ha> e used it ami certify the above a. e ill quali.ira. \l could i tfer a hundred more, hut Tli. at surti e. ?\n more u?t be said; ita price ia reuoaatde?only 3, 4, rtud 8 ilnllin a a he lie. sv Id b> the sole pr pr.etor, '1. Jones, at the stgn o! tl Amert. an #..igle, 83 Chatham sheet. New korU. Header, git this only one fair trial anil von wilt be satisfied. Agnus?/ether. 3d and Dock street. Philadelphia, and nr io the American Hotel, W uiliingion, D.C i 8 State at. Boa to Clrtrlaotl, King at, hirleetun. S. C.; 57 Statu St, Albau Mitel I'll, Not with. Chenango, N. Y.; Martin, barber,Cti kid, .V Y.; and 139 Fulton at, Brookltn. ul9 Im ec ART 1 S "T I N H AIR. MANI'KACTITKKD FROM LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR. NOT Iraa than two inches lorn,, in out hundred dillerent d aitfiib?.\eckle'*?, Bract lets, Witch-guards, Ear-ring Flowt ra, Kiuga, Wiiraand Scalp*. A O. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS. Still atand pre-eminent above all others. Their peculiar ligl jnaasui'-r,ami leunlatinK character, thru being shaped exact aa the lintural li.atr grows; liietr elasticity end their superior tn teriil and workmanship, aa well aa their style ol tiuish aud arrangement, all combine to form inch perfect heads ol ha that they must be seen to be fully appreciated. Parties having a piece of hair ol a living or deceased Irien can get it formed by him into any design the mind can concei? i In such a lorni it will be a keepaalte invaluable. (Jiatuilons adeicc given on all deleaves connected with tl hair, at the Hair Cutting lluoma, l?4 BROAOW AY, tor of Liberty street, ietJSm* tip Stairs TNOCTOK SKARo,lor erly ol 4H Aun street, may be cc A-c suited at Nlo. 73 J.din il"eer,near willi?m street. For eig years past his attention lias been devoted in thia city to the trri ment of chronic or lingering diseases?dyapepaia, dropsies,liv aud long complaint*, he. ANGINA 1'ECTORIS.?Its symptoms are an nnpleaaa ensation at the iat ol the stomach, pain about the left aide ai region of the heai t, eiti nding often to the shoulder blade ai between the shoeluerx, aud occasioning shortness of brea and alpitation of the heart. Doctor Sears has had moch e jierience in the trraimriit nl tin* ilnome Ii2t) lin"! I) I) o to R i: UIO'TT o CUl IS T AN J) OPTHALM1C SURGEON, Confines his Practice to diseases of the eye. Office Kl Broadwae, corner of Warren atreet. nl lmt i >l\'. mokkison. \ro?th kivkk disi'kns a KY.lctK Koltonatraet ue tJrernwich.?Dr. Mnrriaoti, Member of the Koyal Code, of Ctnrgeons, London, anil formerly Sort eon in the Bntirh S ry, continue* to be cotunlteil daily on all dnea?e? nl a delica oitnre, .ind all thoae di?:rr?*ir.g aymptoma consequent on inj dieioiu treatment, and the imprudent oat Iqnac* tnadicioi Dr. M. haa had an eipaneace of twenty r \ro yean it- trestii delicate disease* in all their Tarions and,; implicated lorra,'i tuea a mild, aafr and infallible aubatitute I or mercury, eradici ui( the venereal Tints with certainty, without subjecting t! patient to any risk or restricting bun i*. I iinauat dieta or re mta while nia inedicinea are agreeable il taste and smell. I irxu-int obstructions in the urethra. inch as strieturen and c Ivgi-mentof the t.roatate gland, acc0 (generation. Oi 'i'. remedies yet iltacotered for tlx- tVove complaint!, Ui M tr,e Intel certain h iMtn i sn?i di and permanent cure, without lie leant r itrictionroili drink eitosure, or eh any e ia application to b litieu. Wp gits no long qnackrsh reeotnmrudetiona to decease tl public. If the Dierfitane duei not noi areak for itself. no ei thall speak for it. Out object iitn noti.y where it can be h* and the proprietor challenge* a single cute i I recant Oruao rhma to W brought, in which the mutnie will not rlTeet n rep enre, under a forfeiture of $V)0 Tleio is a disease tliat nulortunately penadea all raiks uf eiety?high, low, rich and poor, mairimonial and tingle. 1 h? are here preaented with a remedy by wltich tliey can cure they seises without the leaat et|>oiure in the shortest time potior* Further, the diaeaae cannot bo contracted ir a dote of tl mixture is taken at night on goiug to bed when ei|>oted. !t it put ap in bottlei with fall directions accompaij, ing it, i (I a bottle- One bottle laatt a week, which generally ureamany areenrod in two dayt. For tale only at Win. H. .MitoorV Itt Broadway, corner i John tie?*t, Fmnkli? Iwiw', York; J .Jniiei corner of Chestnut tad Seventh rhiUiI**li?hi.v. Mml at VI. Smith'* lis VVuNinirtoivtreH Uo?lon i)g Jr. r W t OH HLI.fcNOE ?T 11 genuine Fiencn I in, ngana g>Ovlv/ all the quack nostrum, oi the age, lor the cure of ce-tain diaeaae. The French Pills hate been ritentirely uaed for the lut ta reart, during which time more than fifty thoutaud prreotu hat tetteJ their unrivalled tirtuea. flwyara a certain, tale, and pleasant remedy, and nets utaati even the inosi dr licau- troinach, and taking them a in all, are the most desirable remedy tor event diseases ati discovered. The Freurh Pills hate been ao unitertally sureettful, (thi the proprietor clielieugt s any ooe to |i tnluee a caae they til ot core, under,a forfeiture of live hundred dollars. Price re e dollar per box. Sold only at M Nissancorner Fnlton at. nlSlm*r patent preserved portable meat: an 1j soups. WARP AN I El) to keep am length of lime in anvclimsti tin I ib lert.h tlibui, thad, salmon, oyitert, and clam hri f, mmloii, re tl. d.ick, riot knit, turkey, beef soup, mnlio broth, ehiuken soup, ox tail aonp, mock and green im-le tout irgrtab e tou|t, green peas, mushrooms, carrots, turnips. pa snips, tomatua, mi k, le. lie ,intnnfaernredanti told eholetal bv WILLIAM MIJLLA.NK, til 1m#t ?7Ie tratined in e tch particular cnse. It ia obtained only of the tu'hor. Dr. Ralph. M Greenwich at Pri.-e fit. i Dr. Ralph 1U0 takes this mportmty of saving that he may be consulted nu thr peculiar diseases above referred to, kt.his it private reaidence, nt nnv hour. 1 Aware, however, of the deep and juat aoliritnde which many i feel to eonanlt a perron of inteirritT wall aa eiperrecce in a theae Peculiar compl nuts, the .nthor derma it inoprr to give J the following ah' rt akr'rhof the oppominitiea he u had to fit I, umaelf for this trust. And thia he ia ih more inclined to as many here ivaured him th.it, for went of inf i'm-itniu of that ki. d .they hare aelected from a Itat of advertising ivople the )tr who hail boaaiv I moat of wonderful earea? not not w uhont the hiirrrtat rete-ntance Ha therefore begs to atale that.be .lie hia rank ia gv-dnate of Kdibhorgh, lie. he. kr. he has yen w itching thrae di maea. both in hospital and eily prictire, for more Ir-.o thirty years, aad lira jatblisrud two editions of a n ?,.rk rrpreaalsr ou tin ru. Alto rh.it he has tesninouiol letters from thr tr..>at eminent physicians of Kurope, to the moat emi? 'lent iu America?aa Sir Aalier (looim to Dr Moll.of N Y. to nd Dr. Pliysick of Phil idelrhia, and athers; and further, f 'li.1t he I.ia tin-ptrriloBi- of referring to almost erery I'hvsieian of etitioonee in this city. Notion* can be stMeu. he eon ceirea, .ls better ground of confidence to tnoae who are stiaaCera 'o htm. f' Consulr atiou* may he made by post, for atich he r-na n little, (irate chi' how mm of tins discription sw irm abont tins city, aud that r- they will sell their uostruui* as long as auy oue will bay them. Now, it is a fact, aud one whieh every loai physician will in> mediately ackuou lodge, that all liiv medicine in the werld, sloue, can never c/\re a slriciuie. In proof oi this, nothing is more common the for the writer to be consulted hy persons k who have beeu tol .ng all manner of things?as colored drops, and pills, and cordials, and the like, fo' many mouins together, hat whom, on seeing the real nature ol the ease, he has cured in asrnauy days. With a view of preventing these uupauuohs. therefore, it seems dtsirable to lay before tlio public slew plain circnin[" stances by wlrich a Stricture may Dv known, which can be easily dous foi '-though the svmi tomsofthis disease are iinmer*' ous, there are three ot especial imnorr, ana tnese tnree nuv oo ir stared very briefly?they are the following ne nrst reiauv to The manner of urinctmi;.?It ha* bueu already said the means :e to go oubeyoed six weeks, this alone would afford sufficient ground, at least, for the suspicion of a stricture. The b?st is? ,y The eject a stricture has upon the mind.?The elfi ct of el Stricture is to depress the spirits, snd 'c lessen both bodily and J> oieniiil activity. This alio is one ol its uiosl common effects. Not, however, that it is secu alike iuevery individual, but it is so common tliat tlie writei rarely sees a cue of stricture (and he sees icaay every day) in which the patient does cotcouiplain more or less, that he is uot socapable ol'busintss as formerly It is gratifying also to witness lite uniform return ol spirits, and etJ tht disappearing of ouier maladies as me cure proificsse s. With regard to the ours of Stricture, on this subject it issuf' Aciuut to observe (and it is stated with confidence and ptca3a snre) that this is certain, free /rum pain, enJ generally accomIII plishedin a very little lime. So much as this could not hava _ been advanced sum rears ago; but such has been the ip provemeM in this art, aud such the practical experience of the F writei. that he can now accomplish the cure of stric'ure to as many days as formerly it demanded months. The writer also begs to stale, that for ihuee who wish to ondertakr the care themselves. he lias published a little veluine, coliril Ini /"rtia/e Trtatxtt, to which Lot only stricture, but the care of all those delicate diaeosea which regain- sapc,?. eial care and privacy, is diiectcd in the plainestmanner. kit nr idrioable, however, thatlhose wluixiuarti stricture, if noasiu hie.ahooW I'oiiaali the ttnthor personally. and aoiiiiuK wi'lturII >'ri?> them n? .re thou the ease anil certainty of i>i> means of 1 .it'e. 3s orate womt. also, ate :-rr.iucnf for tborr who may ia hare to w ait a lira le. It only now remains to aay a word or two ob the irroaud on ui whicli the public. and especially strangers coming to this city, r may rely with confidence on'.vf at has been advanced. With io this view Dr. Ralph bexs to stale, trial, beside bia rank as cradle nate ol Edinburgh. kc.?he liaa been engaged in the care ,1 of tnese diaraaea. both in hospital and city practice, for more il. turn thirty yean, and h&a published two edinona af a work ex,n pressly on them.?AKo that lie haa leatimouial letters from ths otusremiuent physician! in En rope to the moat eminent in j America?? Sir Aa'Jey Cooper to Or. Matt, of New York, Dr. j'hyaick.of Philadelphia, and others, due that he ia permit n ted 'o leier 'o hIi.ioi' eveir Physician of eminence in this t, city. il, Or. Kalph iscoosniceJ at his private residence, No. M tlreeur, wicli atrri t, towardc the Baticry. at any hoar.?He may alao be tinjolted by post The little volanie shore refvrrru to is on? dollar. l weapons, r Uentlemen, loerrs of this art, military officers of the ariny, n- navy, kc. are respectfully invited to call and witness an exni n bition of his skill in this usei'al and important art. ti A spacious double Sh.K>tiug Gallery, illuminated in the rc cr-ning, will alto be found with superior Swim onto!-.?shoot !J my tt a d. ,r, pre ol '41 n e rd, sltl'Sv 'V UALTIUN TO FEMALES. re MADAME RESTELL, FEMALE PHYblClAN, would iT- inform ladies who with a proper deiicocy, liare a renag.. nance u the treatment of their complaints except by one of uictr own sax thsr l? si! .Il-nd.. ,u..?, I_?...ll? I prririwe, pnciici md ?kiu*l*die tiwMn her to do so She M'. d-cms it ne n'O Iftr __________ Kt.V1Al.fc MONTHLY PILLS. '\W1N(J to the cilen-ity, efli.-acv. and invariable auccaaa ?r V-e Madame Ketlell'i Female "vioathlf Puis in all canes ol ly irregularity, aupowssion, or stopisqte of those funcyon. of na tart upon which the health of every female depend*, since eir Jin rducuon into th) her great experience and opportunities, (Ik attained that caiennty ia thoae great disoortnea in n.edieal science ao specially adapted (I to the female frame, for whir.ii her medicines aow ataud uuri vailed, at well in th.i country aa in Europe. ller acynaiutaner will, the pbytioiog) and anatcmy of die female frame, enafclec te' her?by tracing the decline and ill huallbof married lamalaa. v. scarce in the meridian of life, and the consequent rapid and often ai ivirently inexplicable mm which consign many a food mother to a pre mi to re grave?to their erne aonrew?to,ar u|] nve at a knowledge u! the piunary canaea ot female indispose r.ous?especially of married femiJei?which, ia KM, led In ile the discovery o her celebrated Preventive Powdeaa." Their adoption has been the means of preserving not only the health, but even the liie of many an atfcctionate wife aac man m.iuier. _ 1 hp advertiser feeling the lapomiict of thit infarct, and *i tiiDsiiDK ihe ?u! benefits resui m# te thousands by theu adop tion, would most respectfully nronse -ie aiteuuou of the mar ried, hy all that they hold near and dear, lo tnanied with foil and particular directions. Titer -an be forwarded by mail te any put of the Untied Stares. Af> letters must be post i?aid, end a* lie seed lo MADAM K UE8 TELL, Kemale Phisieiati. Principal oftict. It( (irsenwtei street, New Vork. Ortb enoitrs osciJ. base msdr them tlie wonder and iiitr.l! I* ration "I the rorld. rhay art anorm all over Europe to id .he only repvraltou ever iiueiiyered tha: has pnurd Miv&riablv -i-rtain in prodncitm the inoudily tarns. Then certainty, in aft .vises, bring snrh that thee must not be ascd daring prrttiwree s -.'Or though always mild, safe, and healthy, they are certain te produce miscarriage if tisrd during that period, h Die direcnona are translated into English and aie euseloped e ouud with the seal of the imtiortei, stamped. Each bos rr lama the sntnatore of M. de bnedcloque, and the English iif it rectiona have the snrii tinrr of Dr. K. MfcLVKAU. aathonesd li wrenf far the auutlMiit ft Ame.ice. :i Thev cm, be transmitted by mail ai iy part of toe Unites ayites Letters directed to Dr. E. Melseau, lios ?4, New ?ork, will meet with immediate uteutioti. All lett?is mam I' he post paid. Hold Mr atiromnnent at i2* Cherry, neas Cathe tie street. Price 'talf noses St. No halt bosesseutby nail nl lm*r dfcw S PUBLISHED OAIL JAM Hi* U out* OS UILYNHT T, I, N.W. CORNER, U LLTON AND NA-iHAU HEK.T* i. Th? Nfw Yona Hsrslo? A daily paper, issued esery ii BMtrnsnc or'he week?price lien tess/s tier copy, 'asnuiry siibP, scrihem Ibrntshed at this siune rate, for any wseeine ,'eriod, ci r arerniOMie in advance No iwyer seot, mJevs pud in i I', ti e t Till WaaiLT Hr aaLii?lesoeil esery Setnrslny mornm* al nine o'ei'.e??price six a ml auuaritr crsfs pei copr? (ortytshsd to coantry mbsenh-rs at per anocm. in advance, or ai r.e ante ram for any specified period. Canaaspoaonwrs are reaaswtad te addressiil.su lettr-s liHSl VsiSss Iiessrs, nsw1"'** *td,??? adslteNMM bnsseee es? h. -mm we?s