The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
December 19, 1842

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TH Vol. VIII.?-No. 340.?Whol. No. 3*01. fOK NKW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OK PACKETS. M. Ml PoMh^Ttler acco1,.ui.HlTrrT7 ht|rr?, it i? ""r"!1''' 'jj deiiatch a alii|i from il ia port ou the lat, ilh, 10th, liui, 2Stli ol each eoiuiurucnw the lOtli October ?iw coaitlDO i?.. i.? ,1.7.. .11 k. .iMxiititr.l Par the re tnaind.-r of tin- pear, whereby greit delays and '$K*l?lRPne- a will In pretriiird (luting the summer ineu'hs. 1 ne toilowing ships w> commence ilits arrangement: Snip V AZOO, Captam CorweU. Slop OCONEE, Captain JacksonShip MISSISSIPPI, Captain Milliard. Shut LOUISVILLE, CaptainHunt Ship SHAKSPEARE, Captain Minor. Snip (JASTt I.N, Captain LathamShip HI NTSVlLLE. Captain Momford. Ship Of MULUEE, Captain Lravitl. Snip NASHVILLE. Captaii'Dickiuum. slap MEMPHIS. Captwu Kuigbl. Ship LOUISA. Captain MulfcwL Thru nlii|? writ- all huilt in th* city of Now York, exprese} for packets, arc of light draft of water, hare recently been wly r ROSCI US. Captain Juhu Collins, 15th November. Ship MIDDON8. Captain K. B. Cobb, 25th December. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain V. A. Depeyster, 25ti. January. Kbom LivrnroeL. Ship STDOONS, Captain K. B. Cobb, tlth October. Ship SHERIDAN. Captain E. A. Depeyster, tsth Novem'r. Ship GAitRIl'K, Captain Wm. Skiddy, 13th December. Ship ItO:}|ClLH. C-y.tain John Collins, 13lh January. Then ihi^i me allofthe tint claw, upwards id I Ml its. built i? the city of New York, with inch improvements at combine Car speed with unusual comfort for jiasseugera. Every care been taken in the armnitemeiit of their accommodation*. The pace of pa.,sage hence it> $100, for which ample store* will be provided. These ?hip* are commanded by experienced master*, whe will make every exertiou to Ijive general satuifaction Neither the captains or owner* of the ships will be responsible for ai y letters, parcels or packages sent by them, unless re(ultr b 'Is of lading are signed therefor. For freight or nasaiige, apply to E. K. COLLINS k CO.. 56 South st? New York, or to WM. k IAS. BROWN k CO.. Liverpool. Letters by the packets will be cl anted 12^ cents per single l' eQ: Ml eenm per ounce. and tiewspriiens 1 cent each. ol NEW YORK .WD LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM MERCIAL LINE OK PACKETS. Sailing to and frotn Liverpool, Weekly. .M&: Jfcfc Ofc: May gsay OLD T. 5 T A B L nTfCi)!'A S S A G F. OFVICE, 61&GTTTH 8TJEUSKT. The subscriber in antmuiiciux liii arruncements for the year 1(12. appears hrfope his friends with sentiments of sincere respect for the rble support he has r?ceived for many year* past.? He likewise wishes to call the atteuti>u of those intending to enil for tlieii friends residing in Fncland, Ireland, Scotland and Wales; that they call at all times be accommodated by this ine, by weekly opportunities from Liverpool, as well as by all t he well know u different lines of packet ships, sailiuu to and from Liverpool on the 1st, 7th, 13th, I9lb and 25lh of each month throughout the year. It has always been the study of the subsrricer to have the emigrants shown cr ility, ami despatched without d* lay, and shose ho send for their friends may rest satisfied that every due and diligent attention will beeiven by tlie Lit erpool acents to those sent fbr, as well as all who may embark with them, and should any of those whose passage has been |>aid not emjark, the mouey will he refunded without any charge. The sulise.ritn i feels a pleasure iu making known the differ snt ship by which his pa-wnnerioaine out during the last year, which lias itiv->n ,'rueml satisfaction, and tliat lie has considertrulv eilemlr I and concluded his arrangements for the year 1M2 Tlie follow! lit" is a list of ships Ships Scot land, Robinson. Bhips Alabamian, Lane. K ill held, Wilson. Printice, Hopkins. Frankfort. Knssi II. Tyrone, S|>e.ire. Jlussell to JOHN HERD VAN ai SouJh street, or J-. W. ROBINSON, It, Oorre Piazza*, and aolfi 'Netaone sr.. tVsie.loo Dock Liverpool. OLD LINE UVEK POOL PACKETS.

tT"IIE til,IJ LINE of Paokct^or Liverpoo^TnniereaAer be J- despatched in tlie followiur order, excepting that when the dry of sailing fdlls on Sunday, tike ahipa will aail on the succeeding day. For New York. For Liverpool. Tha ?OUTH AMERICA, (June 1 July 19 ale tuna. Oct 1 Nov 19 1). (J. Baiiey, f Feb 1 Mar 19 The ENGLAND, t June 19 Aug 7 7i0 tout, Oct 19 Dec 7 B. L. Waite. f Feb 19 April 7 TheOAFORH, i-luly 1 Aug 19 900 tout. Nov 1 Dec 19' J. Rathbona, March 1 April 19 The EUROPE, t Joly 19 Sept 7 *JV LUUJ, _ Y V* 19 I h.O.MjribaBr Mir 19 May 7 Tbt NOHTH AMEBTlCA, An* 1 8ept 19 Clltou*. Dec 1 Jan 19 A. B. Lowbrr. i April 1 May 19 ThoNEW YORK, (Any 19 Ocl 7 900 tone, Dec 19 Feb 7 T. B. Cropper.I April 19 June 7 Tho CAMBRIDGE, Sept 1 Oct 17 tu 19 Mar 9 (J. A. Cole. May 19 July 7 Punctuality, as regards the l iwisaHge outward ia now filed at One HuuOred Dollars, fir whicn ample stores of ever* description w ^1 he r.mvidea, with the exempting of wince and liquors, wUoti Will be furnished hy the stewards. GOODIIUK *CO ,91 Sooth St., C. 11. MARSHALL, 39 llurlinit-slip, N.Y. J#14 l*h DARING BROTHERS ACQ.. Upool. TAPSCOTT'S GFNERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, 43 PECK SUP, NEW YORK. M M. M. Ta-- subscribers bog to call the a tentinn of their fueuda ml tlw public generally, to their anterior airangemeuU fur brmiitut out |i.i?aenjei? from, anil remitting moory to, aay par' of LngUad, lie) >no?-.1 ut'.upeno'fir.t cUa. Am.iiean ahiju. tailing erery ten d-ya, P ill uirir fire thipa n i-a-h aiomh throughout the year, j.,r u? r.ur ?i* t?)'heri-bv pieeotillug the po??i bility ot atiurr. marr at tention. Prrrwoi i.hing to ?eud lor ihri friend', will not fell lo ace ibr advent gr? to be d- rt?. rl> ctiu* Il.n hue iu prefercure to an\ oilier, and they may rc>t aa.urt-1 ttiat unuaual care will lv- take.! to m ke .ho |a r f bar**, at the National and Profiarial B .nka of Inla- d aad br*m hr?, K , J .met Ro't, Son fcCo., it.nten, Louden. Exchaac* and Diaemuit Bulk, Liverpool, audinseery pn eipal lowu of Great Bri ain and Ireland. furtl ftp lOftlar* Biidr kn??wa on aniiiicAiinn. if by letter, POM 1NHd,V> a lUvr vr. T TAfSrOTT. 41 Peck Blip, N. York. M Mi M t FOT^^ARBEILLESThe underineuii?ued aim* w ill be laanlu'ly ihspati hed Iroai hence and Iron Marseilles on the l,t nl tarn month duriaa the year, thnn? Cram New York. Marseilles MINERVA. CnujJBrown, Not i. Janl H'U Y THOMi'twm., Cap Sylvester, Dee l. Feb l COURIER, ("ait Da?*u, Jan I. Marl TRESCOTT, I lpt l.owier.ee, Feb I. Aid 1 HkCLKSHINT, Ca|t Arlamt. Marl. Marl CoKIOLANll*. Cap Haile, Apl I. Jtin t Tliry air all ennparea and ropier fastened,and hare excellent accommodations tor pnaaauirerv The prion "I cabin i wi?? will be $109. exclusive of wmet and li'.oort, Goc?n addressed to BOYD St HINCKEN, the a SCO's, will be forwait'ed fit* of other rhnyri than those actually paid. For frtiabt or paaaata apply to (J. BROOM Si CO., or to _o2Jr BOYD St HINCKEN, Aaenta BLACK BALL, or Old Line LIVKHPoOL McPVy Packet*.?The only li.gulrr Packet that sads on 'he amsmhe "Rh oi Dec ?The new and elegant picket shn NEW YORK, burthen 10(H) toni, Captain Thomas B. Cropper, Will sail positiicip on Monday, the I9lh of Decembt r, hor regular day. Ik. accommodations of this well known farorite line ol packet-, far ral.mi, ?l cabin and steerage paatengera are nnanr (rawed by any other line or ship loarllnK lor the above port. Per son. si.'. I lo embark lor the old country will find it 10 their con,'oil an I advax to cho>?e ihis couTevauer i i pr Terence In y o her. For terms of pans tee, and to sec ore the heat brillia. apply on board, foot oi bee k man street, or to ike subscriber!, ROCHE BROTHERS It CO., 36 Fulton .1, n, n door to the Fulton Bank. P. S. The New N ork will nail I mm Liveiutel on :he 7tn Febma y, lftl W-iliom s-ndibH for their reta'ites csu i.avt then, br .iiyli'. out in In r, or iu any olthe Packets ol this Line, which sail freio thai |mit on ike 7lh aud 19th of ercry Mouth. For I senate cp,.'t as abo?*. *r,N. B The IVicket Ship Csmbiidge will mceeed the New lock, and sail lor Liverpool on the 1st of January, her re|u ar day. d!7r E NE NEW NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. Kara rcdnieil to 45 cents. i Tom air I owl of Ceartlantft irreel, New York. Every day?Sunday ttarepted.) Leavea New York Leaver Newark 4t A. M. At i M. At 7A? A. M. At 1)4 P. M 11J4 Jo 4 do. I do. 3vJ do. do. 9 do. do. ,7 do. 11 1* do. ON SUNDAYS. From the foot ol Ceurtlandt street. Leave New York, Leave Newark. At A. M. and 04 P. M. At 1* P. M. and II P. M. NEW YORK, ELIZABETH TOWN. Leave New York. Leave Elizabeth Towa. 9 A. M. 7 A. M. J P.M. IK A.M. i\ 10K A. M. tx r. M IX M. S P. M.

The Iran 11 for West Arid. FiaiuAeld. Bouudbrook, Somerville, kc., counsel with the 9 A M, Sana iX^MtruiultoutNev York, daily, Sundays eieeptea. Fare between New Turk and Elizabeth Towu 25 cent*. Fare between do aud Somerville, 75 centa. SKY YOKK. RAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fare reduced, f rum the foot of Liberty afreet, daily. Leare New York. Leave New Brunawiek. At 9 a. m. At 5X A. M. ;r ?R: a 9 p. M. On Hmtdava the 5X aad 7X A.M. trips from New Brunawiek rnd 2\ P. M. train from New York, are 'milled. Fare between New York aud New Brunawiek, 75 centa. Rahway, 50 centa The fare in the 5X and 7J? A. M. train frotn New Brnua?iek, and 2\ and r- M. train from New York, haa been re daced. Nuw York and New Brunawiek, to 50 centa. and Rahway to S7X Passenger* who procure their ticketa at the ticket office, re eeive a ferry ticket gratia. Ticketa are received by the con Inctor only on the day when purchased. aull 3ir>* winter arr/ nuement: awn mm AMfin jflBKuBi *n NEW YORK AND PHILADELTOIA RAILROAD IINE DIRECT. Via Newark, New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton, Bordeatown and Burlington. THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. Lenve New York, Irom the foot of Liberty street, daily, at 9 A M and f Wall street, New York. Thos. (inngb, 1J Exchange, Albany. A O. Eitkms, 223 Hirer street. Troy. S. Jacob'* KichaiiKe Court, St Paul at, Montreal. REFERENCES. Nrw Vor?. Jmrn. Trot Prime, Wild Kin*. F.. J. Humphrey. Jno Payne, Jacob Little, fc Co., Thoa. liongh. P. Weils, John T. Smith, fc Co.. 8. K Stow, Prpoon fc Hoffman, 43. 8. Douglass, Carpenter k Vermilye, F. Leake Houghton k Co. Drew, Robinaon fc Co. Irnr^ ~Nfc~\V~YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINE. Via Norwich sud Worcestkr Rrilroaps. Compiled of the following superior steamers running in connection with the Norwich k Worcester and Worcester k Boston Kail KorCs? WORCESTER. Capt. J H. Yanderbilt. NEW HAVEN, Cape J. K. Dastaa. CLEOPATRA. Capt On aud alrei M1. every ten initiate* throughout the lay till 7 P. M. aud ou Suudaysevery twenty minutes. Fare CMcen's. Passeoarrs for Westchester. Throg's Neck, Eastchrster. New Rochrlle, M vm.vrou-ck. Horse N'ck, North Caaile, Robbins' Mills and White Plains, will take the 3 o'clock, P. M. train fr.itn City Hall. Passengers for Yankers will take the 9 o'clock, A. M. aud 4 o'clock, P. M. trains from City Hall, On 26'h Dec and 2d Jan the cars will ran between City Hall and Willi una Bridge every hour from 7 A M to 6 PM. il k' I in* in rim bi v r.m'WL-l'ic?( I of ih? "ih January, MMMrV IH3?The splendid new packet "hip ASHBUR'l ON, jjUHBv-mpt H Huttleton, will mail a* above, her regular day. Ha-ing nnvt tnpcrh accoinmod itions for cibin, second cabin and steerage passenger*. Perron* within?to ernbaak rhould make early ap; liralion on board, foot of Maiden Lane, or rn JOHKPH McMUllRAY, 100 fine corner of South street. P 8?The above will be succeeded bv th? iwcket ship Stephen Wl.iiwv, and tail on the I3h of Jnair) III) P' r.on? wishing to send fir their Irene's rrsrdinit in 'hr aid country can hare them brought out bv eilhel of the strove ?hips, or any oap?rior aeceinmodatlone for cabin, aeeond cabin and utrPMKa i>aa?en(eri, who will he bken at reamnable ratea on application to >v WH J. T. TAP8C0TT, 42 Perk alip, ot jJ 8nnth atrert, comer Jonee' I me. Peraona wiah.ng to MM lor their frienda cm hare them hr >aihr iini in (hia ahip or any of the line, t n iraemuble temia. end drafta f?r any amount payable on demand without diacount ij'all thi iaiaci|iil loana ot* England. Ireland, Scotland and Walet. ran at all timea he had on application ?a atmvc. riljf _ KOM Li IV K KPOOE?Hoy u In Packet ol the 27th IffCTyprjcmber?The aol'ii iJ, I at aa'lmg packet aim JKNKJ \DErKND?N(JK, Uapl Wye, will ml aa aboer her tegular day. h or paraaue in cabin, eecond rabin. and ateerage, haeinr aidrndiu accoanmodatuma,apply on board, tint ol Maiden lane, ?"K? JOHErri McMUKRA?, _ .'M Pine airei-t, cornet of tlouth atreer. P. 8 ?The ahore will he aarceeded by the packet ahtd Vit gmiA, A^j.t AIIiii autl tail on 13 D?*c. IVraoua wiahing to aead for their frienda, maiding in the Old Conalry, can hare tt,ein b-onght out by thia ahip, or "i> ofih- tegular packcta, by applying aa above, il letter poat [M'd llfc r KE.MIT i A.NLhH J O lit E. LAND Ac fccjJplWyTI.e aaharriher continaea Ur r i iuri.it mnoey, i'p aamt j9CMfin-l ante ?i amall to peraona reaiiling in any pert of Irreud.iti the aainr manner w he. and hia prcdrceaamr in trailin aa have done lor the laat hirty yeaia, and more; alao, to ant p>rt ot Encl md or HcoiUnd. Money re mired bv letter ([mat paid) to the aubecriber, or veraonafl; d?|ieaited> wirn h m, with the name of the pereon 01 t* reona n Irt land, England or Scotland, to whom it it to h, on', and ueareal |ioat town, will be immediately tranamitterl and paid accoruingly, and a receipt to that ellect givan or for warded to the aender. In like manner money with or elaima on peraona in any pert ol Ireland, England or Scotland, can be collected by the aubecrijer, for peraona reaiding in any part of the United Sutea, or Canada, and will be paid to them accordingly. nil lm*r UKOHUt MdBHIDE, Jr., S3 Cedar n. W YC r YORK, MONDAY MOR ENGLISH SCHOOL. HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA. CHARLES DUNNE WATERLAND. PRINCIPAL. THIS Academy was established two years ago, under itie patiou.t^c of the former Inteudem General o: to- i?ltnd, and other distinguished ia4ividulioftM aobilitr iad m?rfha*Uof thiscit Ir i MftdMUdtH the |4aol the Ge?mui ''iiiii *i l" tod tlM BttllM ntuition It the i .11? rOg Uti I r.M All tlM scholar* understand thr English Uuguoge, al-1 uiauy of ihcui speak it )i tbicually and tlaruily I Priii pal mi tfi] n net of MinoliiiiPiiaMiOtr BtO|.Liij(laud, and ilu United Stairs. His duel iBilstO five UM youth entrusted tohiscaie a practica knowledge of those braiu'tiw of a j-oli e eduntiou, which are required iu a'l MtjjVI aii?J are applicable to auy. Thetotri n itadr, ihmfow, coflwdnadi the EiriUhi fwwhj (haMO Bad opiuuih luruifta; Riiiory(Qtofn pwn. Nat'irul Philosophy, the practical part 01 Mathematics, md Drawings of v unons kinds. ProfsutOfS of divers nations and MffiMMMti reside II the esUbHlhtlBlt| and ail the classesrbcbitt,iu rotation, lustiuctiou from the director. Such signal success has attended this plan of tuiaon, that sort ral^ of the pupils, under twelve years ol ages, write and speak two foreign languages, in a perfectly intelligible manner, and those of riper years, correctly and easily. The acquisition, not only of the Sotinish. but also of other languages, it thus flared within ttie r**ach of the youth of the United ButM, without its bciug necessary for th? m to reIukju' h the many advantages which accrue from anEnglish ?tl cumnl The oMuei of the Principal in desiring to reetite youth- from the LuKed 9tates, isto l.cihr at- t iMIlilfftf of the English accent for his Spanish pupils, which service would be doubly repaid them by by the latter, and to introduce h nth Mttly tplritorihsKicliihsehoou. The young,?*>" sons of dm Uoltsd States eio hen Dodtisf to fear from the clt* mate, the noviao beingspeeiousandsiry, situated in a hssltblbl at 4 short dis'aucc fvooi the ?:y, and containing with in, its limits, a fine bath and complete gyiiuiasiuin lor the* preservation ot the pops Is' health. Two youths, lately arrived utw Gk re i u>, have passtd tlie summer iutlie school iu perfect health. As the principal is a married man, and his wife aud sister have charge of the juniordepailineut: children are received at any age but tnat o! infancy. Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed. The terms are SUM) per tuiuum, payable three mouths in advance Tlie re art no citrus eice.-t clothes nd books References? MESS(18. C1IAS DRAKE R BROTHERS. ALEXANDER MORALES. ESQ., nil Havaua. House kurnishiSio wahehousk.-woka>i HAIiUHWOL T, Ml Broadway, Manufacturer., Ageuta and Commiuiou Merchant!, ha?e juat rtmul and arc now opening a uew and aplewlid aaaorlinsut ol the following aiu ele?, Til Siirered, (Jilt and B'ouze Oa Chaudalien, S to 30 lighta. Do Candle do 4 to U Do Caudle Bracket!, I to 5 Do fou. Ur.caeu, I ta I Do Uu luamel Lighta, I to I Do Uirabuoiet, 1 to i hauuiebnu. M asim Lamp*, Hall J amp* and Lanterns, Heading Lump* Sic. A new article of Solar Lamp, a Tery superior article. Alio a new article of Orfleeter tor improving tlte light of i the old pattern of Astral Lamp. Also, a new style of Florentine Bronx*, color immorabl*. Together with every variety of Lamps and Chaitdelieri, for churches, halls ami public buildings. Puatkd \V a UK. Baskets,Castors, Trays, Toast Kicks, Candlesticks, Napkin Kings, Butter Tabs, butter and Fruit Kaires, Suutfois and Ttjys, Coflfee and Tea Urns, Sir. Fine Table Cutlery, in setts and dorens; Japanned Tea Trays, in great rarity of patterns and forms; line cut glass Bawls, Pitchers, Tumblers, Dishes, (sublets, Decanters, Water Bottles, Sugars,Sic. tie. W. St H. beg respect lull) to iufoito their friends, customers, and the public geeerH y that their nrranseisents with the mauufactur.rsare sticni at they can sell all articles in their line at reinsi Uably low pri res; and retiarclfully invite them to call and see their sliow ro ins which alone is sufficient te coinnen sate for the trouble s22 3m*r R EMOVAL. PHILLIPS' CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH WENT, Is removed (Vnm Hi Broadway to No. T Astor Mors* ECONOMY IN GENTLEVIEN'8 DRESS. Garments of a most J eg ant and Fashionable kind rt a saving of Co per cent for cash. ^PHE advertiser di ins it unnecessary to resort tJ the hackx ueyed system of giving a list of nominal prices, presuming hat the length of time he nils been established, together with di* extensive patronage bestowed on mm, wiu prove a sum view voucher lor his capabilities. Possessing,the advantage el i* mg connected with aw ?x:eustve cloth establishment in Fur-spt he oulideiitlv assets thru he can furatsh clothes which, no c*mparison, will V found lower than any other houae making tlr the best descriptions ofeeutlemen's dres*. vlSin S PHILLH'3 7 Astor House. Braadway LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RGBHE II GOODS tlTHOI rai i if a vn hit >ii nj ??r- i. nbenlmliti received ud nlfeii foi sale 1 large &&sortnistol iouiorte I India Rubber Water Ft i Ooodifvt*i Coats and Capes, otmmrior trinity Caehaer* L imn, reman, Mcnno iud Gotten, of *!i c dora and sires. Cloth?India Robber, Water Proof, rape! Lama, Loina Rm* iau and Cotton, nrtjured lor f ilort. India Rubber VVebbiusrs lor suspenders, comets. Atc. *28 fim*r (HAS A UTAH MSON rPWlNK>?iOO bales Budioit ruanui 'dory, comprisine a J- Corn. !*-te nssoitmeiit of Seine, H'-rriug and (iill Net Twines, from 5H to 36 lb The abov- (wines are all of recti! in j i. 11 i ..and cre-tlca:c ha* t il .:i in tI,i- s"!er tale m Ion tosmt;nrcfl i,by aDWl). K. COLUNA h CO? dU r South street NEW lNVK^TED dleagiao a Compound For tendering bo t? and iioea perfertir wa er nreof?tobe obtained of the aubeeri erathi old etuniishcd Leather and Findings State, No. 4 Ann street* Piice 12)% cents a boi. To *i?oriv Men tad othere, who would secure 'in- advantage of drj In tin * cribers, being the sol> \gr,it? fur the Manufacturers of Conckltb's Patent Portable forge nail Bellows, belt leave to call tlie attention of the public to thr above article. Thai they have been railed lor and iutrdduecd ia nearly all parta of *Jie United States, is, we believe a ntfieirnt evidence of their Utility aid convenience; being portable nud compact, givei them larthe preference oyer trie common forge for Shipping of every description. Rail Roads, Canals, Plantations, Mauu factories snd all purposes for which the ordinary forge i used. Those raannf'aclared fur the U.S. Navy ars Wrongh Iron. We would refer those wishing to parohaan to some few who can recommend them from personal as well as general knowledge, vie Commodore Crane, Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.?, Messrs. Carr, Keim At Haiues, Philadelphia. Hon. (Jovernier Kembls, West Point foundry, Cold Spring, N. Y. Messrs. 8. B. Althouse At Co. 443 Broadway, N. and oar city blacksmiths generally. GAY At TEBAULT, ?J' t*n#re corner of Old slip and Wanr it LAND? Wanted to hire a lew acres of laud, suitable *59|foragar en and pasturing, within five miles of this city. ,?mhw.A line addressed to D. G. D and It ft at the Herald Office will be attended to, by stating where .m interview may t>e hid. di I w*rc BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN lit)VAC MAIL STEAM SHIPS, Of 1200 tons and 410 hone power each. Under contract with the Lorda of the Admiralty, BRITANNIA, Command*. CALEDONIA, E. G. Lott, do ACADIA, A. Kyrie do COLU MBIA. E. C. Millar, ft N do Will sail from Bolton, via Halifax. _ LITEBfOOL. noM aotTan. Britannia, Hewitt, Oct 4 Nov 1 Caledonia, Lott. Oct 19 Nov 16 Acadia, Kyrie, Nov 4 Dec 1 Colombia, Millar, Nov 19 Dec 16 Britannia, Iiewiu, Dec 4 Jan I Faaaace Money?Krom Boston to 'Liverpool, $1}^?Boston to H Uifai $20. The* ships carry experienced surgeons. No Berths secured nntil pfiiu for. Nor r .?-Merchandize and SpetJe (except for peraenaf ex jttujes) ah roped under the mine of luggage will be charged u ireigut, and liable to Custom Honse Regulations. Apply to D BRIGHT %f. JR.. No. 3 W*1l-?t. .f ALL A.ND WiNTKIl AKKAiNURMfcNT.?The steamboat Kocklaud, will, on and after M ondav, the 31 it of October, run is follows Uaeiufl Middletovro Point (tide and weathej per mining) at 9 o'clock, and Key port at 10 o'clock, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Refuruing. Irar? the feot of Robin on street, New York, every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 11 o'clock, noon, touching at Seguin-s Dock each way. Stages will be in readiness to couvey passengers to any part Of the country. All haggsgc the risk of the owners. o23 fm*ec rtlATEN ISisAMO b'EKRV Foot of Whitehall street, On lud alter Dee. Jd, the stesmer STATENlSLANDEh, w II run as lollowv, until furtlivr aetics Lfc-AYK BTATKN ISLAND. NEW YORK. MA. M, 9 A.M. ?r. m. IM r. M. _d *T *g kIlL, and iutermediale landing*, without low jK__XEwS_t>arue*,? R. golar day* from Cattaktll, Mon day*, Waduuaday* and Krrtlay*. Fiom Now York, Turadaya, Tburtday* and FatordaTa.?Far* to or from Catlakill, JO centa. B.rih* M caau?Snptwr St caoia. The or* and fiat *te*n??r WAVE, Captain Vanderhilt. will la -ae Robinaoa at. pid Thuriday Mot. 17th, at fiaa o'clock. For fhrilur partianlar* imiaire of lha -i) lor frrlght "in! parang* at reduced price*. idr tftC- ^OK LIVERPOOL.?Paekat 20th December *#TwVTh- jdeudtd faat aai.ing wall kn .wn cckei ahio Hfa'OI.ITntKI'fkl. apiain Pailmrr, will rail poailiv 11> an above, hri rrgolrrilar Tli* ahipa f ihia in* ara all loot tonn bvrhaa, and upward*, and thair acaomioodationa lor cabin, aecoud cabin and aterrage paaiaiiger*. it i* wall known, arc an erior to any ether line of l*ekaa?. For paaaagc. aaily acidic li n -nr tin if frirnna, to coin* out in he a bo i e ?plai.dnl amp, or any of 'he rrBnlar line, can make the n?"i t- jry arrangcrnciil* on reasonable term* and tho with K to r mil money can liava d all* I r any am, nut. p yable on drinaod. in al, the pri cipal lowua of Great Britain anil Ireland, mi application a* alwivc. i|i4r FRANCIS' PATrNT I.IPK HiiiT* iJtT THE ubjeci of this inanition it t Mir human life. Jryyy Tin- nun b?r of paaaengeraand other neraoiii aav^d by flMMBatheae bi.it* from wrack* in ?lorm* when the ordinary 111 .1 .r *w?tni >d ia over ISO. The numbered |*r*onadrownm Kuruin') Professor. Kvnfiuuo eat h Wednesday evening during the sea ?n O- n'lt meu wishiug t subscribe to either of the "Hove claates, will pleaae call at heir eirliest convenience. D*ily instruction iisual, f >r I nlie* from II A. M. to 3 P. M.; for gentlemen, from S to 10 A. M and 3)4 to vM P M. Evening school to commence ai 7 o'clock. *re MILLS MILLS !?A new invention, the Kmicn Burr C mcctte, Coffee .iud Since Mil's. ill iauf*Ctured by Fi zI gerald k Mayuard, New York, for s*le by H. B. Rolling j Scudder, No. no Nais.tn street, b'tween Fulton and John, Ntw York. I h i..: hit baia t tod by competent judg?? to be far superior to any Mills her tofo e introduced in regaid to coal, durahil iy and ei'?n*r of shariwniug. At a recent evbihition of these Mills, 4 las. of coffee were ground per miuiite by ine^ns of a haud caok, which ground with more ease than those of English Mills. Grocers, Coffee and Spice dealers, w *uld do well to call anil eaamine this great improve! ment, iu it will save the expeuse of one of these Mills in sharpening in less than one year. H. B. ROLLINSk SCUDDEH, No. R0 Nassau s-rretI N. B.?Southern and western gentlemen livtrg rem?te from Mill scats, would Gel it to their advantage to eismine these I Mills, as they a c portable and adapted to grinding corn or griiu. and can be propelled by steam or horse power. P*B?wo ipena* of sharpamtog. aa the nine nil of which j thev are nude, in urally becomes sliarp by grinding, j ?ll? i I pep NO \TY~Tn 7>flEB8?IKitenntve sssornnei t of Rich, Ami El. ' .nd Satin Vesting*, (entire new atylea) for Mir, partie*, Ste. Merino*. Velvets, plain Si k*. 8itin?, and Ce**imcre?, ad of which will be made up to ordei under the uper.utrjdence of a* tjflcitnt eulteri can be lomid in the countT >t piicei to suit the t:m?, invariably upon cash term*. dt tu'ec TO FAMILIES WOINU SOU I'M. to the We.I Inrtie* or 1 Kurope ?A respectable female, U yeara of age, wuhea to obtain a pertnaneut*ituattau a* seamslreaa, in a genteel lamtly. She wonld prelergoing to Kurnpr, yet would accept ol good offer to go South or to the West Iodic*. The be?t ol relerencca given. Address A. A. A. boa 765, upper Poat office, .V York. ?lt>v FISH'S NOVELTY COOHINO STOVES, kc have received no prcnnuins iu any institute except the American lustitu'e, New Vork, because thay have not been exhibited tu any other, bat they have received that whieh oatntt with it far areater weiifip, \ud *pe iks more effectually ol its ifood R ealities, namely?the justly merited pTUKI ol D9Utg Btarioi' to ill other 3u>v. by hundreds who have used the Very Stove boastin^ its premium*. r\.. IL-. ..t- :i? -L_ ",c" nTC W,M cun?um?n mr le^si tuei, providing llw 04 ftii so thai yon jti rMalm it at leisure, tHa on* 10 constrac'ed that every di*h being cooked c a be brought near fl?n, a be tier proof of tot Mills Ol i StOVc than a diploma handed vou by th-re men who have KMireljr looked at it and do not understand Us principle* as well as yo TStll 7 Ask thoat who art- OSlligtbe Novelty. What better proof uiv ?u have the superiority of aitove th a the glteOIBt ol all Other Stove manufacturers to copy ait?i it 7 Agiiu, compare the Novelty with th- latest improvements. H we ver, l.ie principles of the Novelty ciuuot be iufringed up for the patent Uw protects that, although they in ay copy thetnspe.) The above are plain questions. and the public have already answered them, by giving the Novrjlv Stove the preference ovr allof?ers Let a committee o f tliree decide wnat they may at a Fair, wheie merit must yield to inllucnce. We ouly asfc t fair *i imitutinu of the Novelty Stove?-o ideate call at Fisk't Stove Establishment, 209 Water st. If you wi>li the ordinary kinds of Stoves cheap, or have your nail* and (tailors heated in the most econo sical manner, pleme call .\t FISK'S STOVE ESTABLISHMENT, nl^linr* 20$ Water street. 3EGARS? SEOARS. HHHE following choice Began are always on hand st HEN1 RIQUKS'S HAVANA AND PRINCIPE 8EGAR STORE, wholesale and retail, basement M WiiJiaci st. Hi i>hdkitlen, KilrnshJ Monagham, ENGLAND. Spooner, Atwood k Co. Bankers, London. Payable in every town in Giant Britain. P. W. Bvrnea, Esuuirea, Liverpool. City of Ohsfow Hunk. Psysble in every lowu in Lcotlar.d nil Imv "PLKCTRO MAONhTIC PLATE9 for rheumatisms, nerCs Vous sITec'ioiis, tkc., prepared under the direction of M.L?mauroui, apothecary iu Paris, aeneral uenot in New York, (3 Franklins reet.at M. Ninnara's. Price fI 3#. Infallible cure for the most acute and inveterate pain, snch as acme and chronic rheumatisms, the iroot, neura'gy, sciatic, tie dolorcni, danse dr rtnint Gny, chills, megnm, cramps in the stomach, and.shortly.for all nervous affections,chiefly diseases of women >nd young girls, as yreeu sickness, amenorrhea, suppressions, vapors, ner,out ?t'acka, fcr. nl> lm*r COUGHS AND COLDS. DKMKUBKH. No H North Sisth street, one door below I 11 Arch itrr.L, PlnUdelphi i, the moat certain aod heat Family Medicine, fur ouyha. Colda, Snittiuy Bh>od. Throat and Lung Biaeaae, a rising sensation liae chokiny, tickling. or anpic team nlntiuctioiu. for the above, Dr. SWAYNfb'S Com lamod Syrnp of Wild Cherry will bo found the great remedy. Persons who have abused themaelrei by the uaeol ardent spirits will find both their tren.th and resolution murh im)in>red hy leaving off the spirits, and taking a draught occasionally of the above restorative. All prepn'snons from thiavaluable tres^eeeept the above,mar be coaaidered pnrioav or ronnterfeit The real article may he had of the following Agents, or at No. 5f North Silthstseet, Phildelphia? AOENTS Dr. W. II. MILNOR. Druyirist, No. lft Brusdwty. MRS M. HAYKS. No. i:m Sultou it, Brooklyn. BEN J. OLDS. Newark. N.J. JOHN MA SI) N. Pane son. N.J. da 8m *t YTAN NOKDEN 9 WRITINQ AND BOOK-KKEPINO ACADEMY ia now open, ill Broadway, inn floor, lor the rerr; tion or papils, where all aei|air? Yen Novden'a brantifel ayateui of ,-ennmanship ia a very ahort time, and write with eaae, erase and i legsuce. Mr. Van Norden it now prepared to give inetraetion in Book Kaep'ag npoa plane entire!, new and strirtlv paaetieal. Dunag oae aron'h'a inatractlon the papils -einally opt a, balance aadeloee, pre'neatly, from ZO to 10 eat of bonks. Tar us very madeiate. Bogie ef iaatreatioa from J A. M. till I P. .M and from I ti II in the evening. The l.adiea meet daily at 3 P. M. nli lm*r o. ?k 9ylte9tek uraham'm quarterly JOURNAL, on the I'hito ophy of Hacreo History, e i>h pa'tp alar raferanee to the authority of ih? Bible, for man's i army flr?a driakiay wine, ike Snbae'itics, and those who vtiah to etamitie I ha work, will call on Dr. Jo>'D Burdell, Dentist, in Chambers street, corner Broadway, where they will Ilea the tirat end .ecnad on hers. dn> 't*r TH E ONLY PLACE f N New York where the celebrated Shaker Kuit Shirt can be obtained ia at JOHN M. DA VIKS h JONES, 106 William at, corner of John ?t. Agents for the Shaker's Merrimac Co, N.H. Alto?t'loee and ojian kuit Drawers, flannel wrappers and barters, and 'he unrivalled Shaker flannel by the yard or piece ?if it I'wferaMe roanv style now in nea. ii'O Imr* I lyTTllHiMI'V I'liUflNV-S. n iar.ii atreet, comer of Hanover atreet. Thi* Coiopanv con tinnaa to manre etrainal loa* or damare by fire on bnildirnf* mod*, ware i, of merchandize generally; alao, on reaaela and into** again*' loaa or damage by iulaiid navigation, on aa favorable terma aa any other office _ _ DIKlit/J'ORS. Thome* W Thome Mi ah* Hntea Thome* 1? Woodruff Anann Baker Beniainiti R Robeoa Martin Hoffman John K Daviaon Joaeyh Allen Jehn II Lee Joaerh Drake Krancia P Sage Samuel Underbill Tlioiuaon Price, Jamr* R Whiting Moaea Tucker John P Moore John 0 MerritC WmK Thorn CalcD C Tnnia J?me? K Holme# THOMAS W. THOHNt. Preaident. OF.O. 1". HOPK. Secretary iM Jr aw M%V r SHIRT T OHIRTS madr. after the latent and moat approved Ftenab iwtte t 'oata, i autalooDa, reata, end all nndet uarut* nia, made to ordar et abort notice *Dd in the moat faahionaole a'yle. Oentiemen'a k'nrntahing Store, 17 and M Maiden Lane, New Vork. WM COLLI.SB. IERA 1842. Louisville. (Correspondence ol the Herald.] Louisville, Dec. 10, 1842 "ATtuntl I ahake thee from me, care,' The gay, the thoughtful and the fuir, From "lodge," and "courtand "houae," aad "hall," Are hurrying to the ball ."?Etonian. "Come and trip it aa you go, On the light, fantastic toe."? Milton On Wednesday night a grand firemen's ball was given at the Washington Hall. Notwithstanding the card published in the papera by the head* of the department, there has been quite a round of amusements during this fall?among the first of which this should be classed. Should I desire here to give all the names of the assembled guests, room would forbid?suffice it to say that sixty and u|>wards "fair women and brave men" composed the company, than which, a gayer never entered a ball room. At nbout 8 o'clock the carriages began to arrive?they continued setting down, without intermission, till past ten o'clock, and then what a glorious assemblage of belles and beaux was collected together! The house was magnificent beyond description, and illuminated in the most brilliant style. "I've seen some bulla and revels in my time, And itny'd them over for some silly reason; And then I look'd (I hope it was no crime) To see what lady best stood out the season." Cotillons were soon formed?everything was so well arranged ihat none wanted partners?all were assembled,and the dancing was about to commence, the bund struck up one of its lively tunes, and all was life ana animation. "ChtMez quarter?cavalier sue), Pastourelle?balancer?grancle roiide." The. siri^htly Mrs. W. lost nothing by being put in competition with her accomplished friend?she was ail nature and life, her dress became her particularly: it was the lianpy result of good choice and unstudied simplicity?her graceful figure required nothing to improve it, and her luxuriant hair, tailing in natural ringlets over her face, adorned it niore than any art could have done. There was a gaiety in her sparkling eyes and a sweetness in her pretty smile, which could scarely fail to captivate the most irresistible. "No sense had ?he of ills to come, No care beyond to day." Miss S. looked as usual, the perfect gentlewoman ?well dressed, without pretens on, and easy without affectation. "Of auch charming, graceful mlrn, That to he loved, need but to be seen." Mrs. O was dressed in great simplicity, a figured skirt with a black velvet bodice perfectly plain. She looked well. When she raised her long, dark eyelashes, and displayed the tine expression of tier eloquent eyes, lie must have been cold indeed, who was not struck wilh her countenance?with that silent speaking charm so ruperior to all others. Bu'when not conversing, she wanted the dash of tashion or that nondescript possession, called tournure; yet they were well supplied by a smile of perlect good-nature, which bsspoke a constant wish to oblige every body. "What inning graces what majestic mein She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen Then appeared the smart and flippant MissH?? wilh a knot of admirers, to each of whom she appeared to have something uiHutiquc or sfurituelle to say; (or every petit mot produced a burst ol laughter. She was plump and lair, and very pretty; she could be sad or courteous, distant or intimate, as occasion required. Next followed Miss F?.radiant in beauty; her dress was plain in ilia extreme,and displayed her charms to full perfection. She looked well, but her mod- at, dowu-cust air seemed to shun general observation. "With manner, graceful and refined, A fit costume, and richly stored mind; Can u oman fail, whoever she will, to please, Quick as her voice he hears, or form he se*ven miles distant, you see the noble Capitol, built upon a bluff or knob, somewhat projecting to the river,of aiinilarplan (but of smaller dimensions.) to that at Washington. The interior, and grounds about the building, are vet incomplete, A small sum will however accomplish this, and exhibit one of the finest specimens of architecture in th' Union. Jefferson City is built upon several knobs or hills, rising from one hundred to two hundred feet above i the river, and when built up will he one of the most heullhy and pleasant cities of my acquaintance. The Penitentiary is located at the lower part of the I city?the number ol convicts are now about 110? i and, to the credit of the sex, among whom there is not one female They api?ear orderly, and it is hoped have profited by the faithful moral and reli- gtoua instruction regularly administered by the aa- LD. Price Two Cent*. veral clergymen rending at, and \isiting, this place, among ihe moat faithful ot whom 1 may mention the liev. Mr. H.. an Eptecopa clergyman, a young man bidding fair fir great influence and uaetulneae. Education within the last year has received a new and lasting impulse; we have two excellent female aemtuaries, and one for young men, all well conduct eu, ana receiving a well deserved and liberal support. Near die site of the old Stale House is the res'dence of Gov. Reynolds. At this place also reside A torney General Bay, and Gen. Miner, Secretary of State. The unostentatious, energetic and faithful manner in which these gentlemen perform the du'ies ot their respective offices, testify in their favor a higher note ot praise than any flattering commendations of my feehle pen. The political stamp of this State is democratic, as the world knows. The master mind of her favorite representative moulded her youtldul character, and the bankbought coon skin demagogues of the Atlantic States can never breathe in her atmosphere. In the neighborhood of this city are several excellent plantu lions, among which I may mention that of Mrs. G.. and ihe Met-sra. Smiths, exhibiting great neatness, profitable culture, and the great good judgment of their proprietors I might mention many more, hut the limits of one sheet will not premit. Missouri, to the emigrant, presents more inducements than tiny other new State her soil can nowhere be excelled, producing in great abundance all the sta| les ot the latitude Her hemp cannot he excelled, and when the system of wafer-rotting shall be generally introduced, will command ti price equal to the brat Russian. It is believed u great improvement may be made even upon ihat, by excluding the light while undergoing combustion and I am prepared to satisfy nay candid mind upon that subject by the result oi facts and experiments but I huve not room upon a single sher t, and it given would probably be uninteresting to the common reader. Her tobacco is generally acknowledged unequalled in the U. 8., and lor some purposes, in the world. To those suffering by the influence of the interminable winleia of the north, the cfmate of this State holda out health and restoration. Many can now testify to the accuracy of the above by individual happy experience. The face of the country is delightfully undulating, abruimling in springs of pure water, for pleasantness unequalled. Iter river affords the finest drinking water 111 lie world. (Tell W.ishingtoniaoH of this.) Winter seldom exceeds live or mix weeks, and mostly clear weather, when her chain is broken, and the genial sun ot spting revives the face oi nature in a day. The character of society is made by those, of all, bist calculated fo impress U|x>n its plastic state a pure, bright, and noble stamp, for here are found w hole neighborhoods of men of leisure, wealth, literature?branches and pnncipuls of the best families of the Old Dominion and Kentucky, who have sought Missouri tor belter soil and more room Missouri may literally be called a mine of wealth?lead, iron ol finest quality, copper, amimopy, zinc, and many oilier valuable minerals are found dispersed through a large tract of country in great, and, 1 might say ot some, exhauetiesa profusion. By a laie accession to thisstate,she is now the largest in the Union, truly the Empire State?democratic, out of debt, ot sane mind and sound body She is many years abend of any other new stale, and thank iod her body politic is not scarred and disfigured by those unsightly sores, in ihe shape of broken down party leeches, (you call them "old clo," folks,) ?but they are enough to give any state the milk sickness, and if the noble state oi New York don't shake them oil, she's swamped. Our legislature is now in erision, composed of men able, efficient, and worthy. Our people gut>|?ose a limn able to manage auccessfully his own affairs, honorably and nobly, can best do theirs. Some I cuti name, suppose a man too dishonest to maintain his credit in his private businets, or too indolent to successfully prosecute any thing, a bankrunl or swindler, the only fit man for office, no tna'terfiow responsible, liut my sheet is lull, and I must conclude with a promise of more hereafter, it agreeable to you. Phoenix. Philadelphia. [Corre?i*>oderice of ihe Herald.] Philadelphia, Dec. 17, 1843. James Gordon Bennett, Esq:? Dear Sir:? There u just now the strangest tow among our politicians, which affords infinite amusement to the honest and disinterested spectators. The Van Buren men, who have been fighting off Buchanan, Johnson, Tyler, Calhoun, and the Lord knows whom else, are in perfect despair about the arrival of Gen. Cass. He was last night at the Circus, and the demonstration of enthusiasm was truly wonderful.? He is a nice man, to say the least of him. ti.u?. i 1 o I j.kv ouuia micuici uui nmiu^oiTie ivecorcicr has any committing power under the new Constitui tion stands adjourned till next week. Every one hopes he may come out the small end of the horn, as he did at the last election. The loafers in the street are roaring against the appointment of Wm.H. Porter, the son ot the Governor, to the Sheriffalty of the city and county. We huve about half a dozen democratic factions here, each of which would ha.ve been stratified, of course, to have its commander in chief pocket #20,000 per annum, and distribute the patronage ot his office among Ins gang of followers; but inasmuch as the Governor knew that he could only oblige one, and certainly set all the rest swearing and cursing, he acted wisely by appointing a man who he was well assured possessed all the necessary qualifications lor the office, and who, belonging to no faction, was sure in the end to give less offence, and I.v his tudicious conduct to reconcile all parties. That the whig* should grumble about the appmntmeut, is not surprising. Thgy lose an office, which thev held lor the last ten years, and, of course, their underlings will all be kirkea ou ligion. He states .1 .L I I 1 t'l 1 in*" v>ninnnc popiiMnon "i v>i""-y ,n ?V">>?-?>IT-I?Ible, and the number of Protestant bible# said to have been burnt is greater than the number in the hand# of ah the Catholic in wesicrn New York?and "hat it is incredible that such an outrage would have been qn ctly tolerated by the Protestant population of Cha/.v, if'he Catholics had the disposition, (which he dfirma.from hi-? knnwl-dge of them they had not) to commit an net not only impolitic, but of no possible benefit to themselves and peculiarly offensive to the religious feelingsof theirfellowcitizeos. CarrrAn.?It was proposed in the New Hampshire Legislature to license |a?rsons who deliver lectures on mesmerism, as juggler#, itinerant actors and pupa-t showmen were licensed. The doctor# in th# House strongly advocated the proposition, and by ong and prosy speeches actually put th# s|iceiaior# .n the galleries to sleep It was rejected Colo Kaotrnir ?The Belfast Signal #ay#r-?" Th# thermometer in this town on Tuesday morning Ian stood at 10 deg below 0."

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NEW YORK HERALD Yew York. Holiday, December l!?. INV-J. Vomi-Arrival or .-TtA*siiir Britannia.?Thin steamer liad riot arrived at Boston when the mail lelt cn Saturday afternoon; she had thenbeen out a little over thirteen day*. She may have reached there soon after or some time that night. If so we shall receive her news l?y the Eastern land mail, which will arrive here about two o'clock this afitrnoon. The intelligence from Europe may be important. AfSIl events it will be interesting. The India mail was due in London before the Britannia sailed, and we may thereiore get some news (rom that ijuarter of the world. I-or noston papers uy yesterday a man we are indebted to Adams and to Harnden. Their kindness ,11 sending immediately to our ollice will be remembered. Congress. This highly respectable body of philo6ophera have now been in session a for night?spent about thirty thou?a:id dollars in money tor pay and mileage?and about four hundred thousand gallons of wind in the shape of speeches?but they have not yet begun the re,.l business of the session. Yet we begin to like them very tnuch. There appears to he more good temper?a cheerful wit?a tine imagination and real fun among them this winter, than we ever remember to have seen. The re|K>rts thus far, have been most agreeable reading?and if they continue so good tempered and ovi il, we don't care how few laws they pass. We don't think the country w 11 suffer much, if they do nothing at all, but quiz each other for the next two months. At one time, the politieianscried out "give us a sub-treasury, or there will be a crisis"?at anotli T tunc livens a national bank, or there will be a crisis"?and now it id, give us an exchequer, or there will be acri-is." This is all fanlaronade?the country is going a-heud?as prosperous its ever?full of plenty? ch-aper and fresher than for twenty years past. Th'' principal distress exists with those who have lived beyond their income?and now deP nd on rotten banks, rotten stocks, or rotten s dilations. The great middle class, ol farmers? mechanics?traders?and honest people, comprising two thirds of the poinilation, are as happy, rieh and prosperous as they ever were, or ev-rein be. None complain bu' the riotous libertine?the wasteful lawyer?the dishonest financier? the miserable politician?the impudent beggarly fashionable?or the tricky broker. If Congress were never to pass another law for twenty-five years, it would be better for the republic. The country is ridden to death by the multiplicity and fluctuation of our laws. We are glad to see, therefore, some symptoms of wit, fun, philoophy, an I old-fashioned good temper in Congress? and if they do nothing during the session, but perpetrate sparkling jests or crack rich jokes?it will 11 I r |>tpi- Tame io perpetrating iiou inns, m uiui-ning thick sculls. Tkk Mttinv.?The whole community is greatly agitated by the account of this horrible affair There now appears to be a division of opinion on the matter, which is beginning; to manifest itself in various wars. Yesterday and the day before facts have been very freely circulated, of an opposite tendency to those published by us and some of our cotemporaries, and which throw a different light on the affair. One statement says that one of the persons who were executed solemnly protested his innocence till the last moment, and it is added that sufficient evidence will be given, as soon as an investigation takes place, to show that Spencer alone originated the mutiny and chalked out all its details, but that no one really and s?riously joined him. On the other side, a great many members of the bar, begin to object to the legality of the conduct of Commander McKeazie. One thing, however, is certain, there was no doubt of the intention oil the pirt of Spencer, to create, a mutiny and carry out the infernal project. That is admitted on all hands. And under all the circumstances, the boldness and decision wth which a United States officer acted> can unlv lie nnralleled in some of those incidents in the early history of the Roman Republic, which il. lustrate so lully the complete and perfect discipline which governed the Roman Legion. The subject will, however, be daily discussed and all .-orti of rumors and opinions will be circulated, until the Court ol investigation or trial take up the matter, and all the tacts are known. The sooner this is done the better. Alarming Coincidence.?Prophet Miller is not alone in his glory. John Jones, of the "Madisonian," has just been up at Gilgal, and the spirit of prophecy has enveloped hint, like an old coat and a pair of breeches, both costing hall a crown. John s|>eaks as follows: It is obvioui that a storm is lire wing in the political firmanent. The elements of discord are rising above the horizon in every direction Like the ti'ful gusts on the darkly overcast ocean, we observe, ever and anon, some aspirant vainly endeavoring to catch a favorable breeze. But the the storm is coming?it must come?and when it hursts in its fury, the dashing waves of public opinion will sink many a frail bark. But when the thunder has rolled, and the lightning has flashed, a id the st irm has spent its fury?then we will have brighter skies than ever, and the body politie will stand lorth regenerated and disenthralled. Awful! frightful! The end of the world iscer--:_i c-_j T?l,n T??.?J F,:,K?r Miller kntk winiy ri iiBuu. jmin jwuvo >?uu ?m?v, prophecy a storm," and we begin to be horribly alarmed for all the small potatoes throughout the country. Dkravobmext of tub Mails.?There is a most shocking derangement of the mails somewhere between New York and Washington. We have received numerous complaints from members of Congress, relative to the Herald. Now we are certain that the copies of the Herald, addressed to both Houses,are regularly put up and deposited in the Post Office here. Beyond that we have no control. We never knew the irregularity of the mails wore* than they are at this time. Again?I)r. Jones, ot the Post Office at Washington, solemnly assures our correspondent there, that he sent ofl by the government express to this city, three of the President's .Messages, addressed to hs, and yet not one of them was received by us in New York. How came these imi*irtant messages to be lost, when every other newspaper in New York received them 1 Will Postmaster Orahani please to explain 1 We must get to the bottom of this mystery. Swnuu.v. riik Strkkts.?Objections are offered agains' the n?w plan of sweeping the streets, because the contract is to continue for five years.? This is a mere party objection. The locofocos fear that a certain amount of additional power tnay thus be put into the hands of the Whigs, for that period of time, and therefore they oppose the plan. But what have the public, w ho only want the streets properly cleaned, to do with this new parti/an question1 It does not matter a pin whether the contractors be locolocos or whigs, provided they fulfill their obligations. Unless the contract be a liberal one and lor a number of years, the streets will be as filthy as at present. The system must have some decree of permanence. II the contract be merely lor a year, the contractors will be constantly changing, and no system or organization in the work will be effected. The public have nothing to do with the petty quarrels of political loafers, and it can lie of no consequence to them who gets the |ob Let us have the new plan in operation at once. (tj- Noah's Cli:b at Mimtary Ham, meets lonight to weigh the quantity of old fat they have in store for winter. Can't these grave philosophers pass a strong resolution?a resolution as strong as old salt pork?in favor of removing Mr. Taggart from the office of Surveyor, and of putting in Major Noah! Do, try. The Major and I are almost tired out writing longer for the two cellars a day atxl ro'iet beef The Credit System.?The Editor ol tit# Richmoad Enquirer makes an a|>peal to Ins delinquent subscribers, which, for the sake ol human nature, we must hope will not be without its effect. Mr. Ritchie stales that he has examined hishookb lately, and finds that, while he owes some 12 or $14,0(J0 to (lie banks, which lie is required to curtail rapidly, there are ten or twelve times that amount due to liini; and very frankly intonus the delinquents th at, unless they pay at least a part of their liabilities, he will be under the necessity of associating two ot his sons with him in the manage, mem of the Enquirer, and devoting a part of his time to some more lucrative employment. Now, here is a man advanced in life, who has for tlurty years and more devoted his tune and talents, assiduously, to his profession?and, whatever we may ihink ol Ins political principles, we cannot deny that he has been the main spring of the party to which he belongs in Virginia?who, in his old age, is subjected to the hazard ot seeing the roof which shelters him exposed to sale, because those who owe hint Five Dollars a year for a paper which they have read, (and it is to be hoped prohited by,) will not nay him. Lie has lived frugally and worked nard. He has earned money out cannot get n? aye, cannot K?-t the halt of it. Verily, the blush ot t-fi una t-hould burn upon and blister the cheek olthe delinquent, who, after rending the Enquirer's statements, does not promptly conic forward and discharge obligations which should long since have been fulfilled. Mr. Ritchie's case is the case of too many Editors in the United States. There are too many who grow rich on paper, while they go through lile living from "hand to mouth," and die having not more than enough to bury them decently?if, indeed they can do that. The remedy is in their own i>ower. If Mr. Ritchie had conducted his business on the cash system as we do, lie might have been worth $50,000 over his debts at this day. Instead of which, by the false credit system, lie has on his books debts due him equal to $150,000?and owes the banks $14,000. Here also is the cause of his errors as an independent newspaper conductor. In consequence of his debts to the banks, lie must submit to their delinquencies?wink at their frauds and follies?and speak gingerly of thvir defaulters and defalcations. Hence again the gross financial immorality of the nee is produced and increased bv the errors in the nianaseni'-nt of the newspapers?particularly in their financial department. We saw this great and,'radical error,during ourconnection with the American newspaper press,from 1820 up to 1S15?and in May of the latter year we started the Herald, entirely on the cash principle?payments in advance?and look at our success, independence, usefulness' vast circulation, popularity and comfort. It is true, in that time, we may have lost two or three thousand dollars by the carelessness, inattention, and mismanagement of agents, clerks and tmployit?but the error is always discovered in a week or so, and always promptly corrected. In the midst of a bank-ridden community, we have been independent, and beyond the control of all banks, corporations, and financial scoundrels of every kind, llence our vast and increasing circulation?now fully 30,000 copies of all kinds, besides extras. Hut our cash system is not alone one of the rocks on which our establishment is built. The principle of equitable adjustment observed in the price of sub scription?size ot the paper?and charge tor advertisements, is another of the causes of our success. The penny press, as well as the sixpenny press, is not founded on this principle at all?they charge their advertisers too much?their readers too little? hence in a season of revulsion when advertisers curtail, they sink before the gale. On the contrary, it increases our revenue in a period of low prices and of specie currency, and enables us to expend more on the intellectual machinery of our establishment. Hence, again, the cause of the vast superiority of the reports of all kinds?the articles and orignal matter of the Ilerald. We employ nearly four times the number of reporters and writers, all of the fi:st quality, on the Herald, over that of any paper in New York. The whole of our accounts?expenditures and receipts?are balanced every week, and whatever the profit may be, it is known to the utmost penny, and all in hand. We are founded on such principles as will defy the whole press combined to affect our prosperity or our success. The Peiuiatktic Philosophy.?The following exquisite specimen of the character and value of the popular lecture system, appears in the adverti sing columns ot the Boston papers:? Prof. marritt'i Last Lectori On Wednesday evening, Dec. 7, at halfpast seven o'clock, Prof Malfitt will deliver hii lecture a' Light Street Clitireh, on The Men of the 19th Century"?the last of hi* second course of lectures. Topics of the lecture?man ia Eden Mathusalvm and the angel; man ia the patriarchal state; plagued by too many wives, man in cities a tyrant and a warrior, an orator philosopher writer patriot: the great men at the close of the eighteenth century: true men of the nineteenth century crusade of British literature against tie American character; what is expected of the men o( this era universal education a mean and a medium of universal moral influence American Swartwouters the mercantile and monetary character of Baltimore the ladies get their revenge the male flirts the lortune and wife hunters the American Navy; the moral hero the "small potatoes poets"; the farmer s opinion of albums the value of a real man the real gentleman to be found at his trade, behind the counter at his yard-stick, at the plough handle, as well as in courts, palaces, or halls of Initiation the glorious wealth and independence of the larmer and owner of soil two letters from Baltimore ladies to gentlemen the lecturer's farewell to his course. Tickets to lie had at the bookstores, and at the door of the church. This will do. This is just the way to enlighten, instruct, and improve the world. Mr. Maffitt must come here. His lectures would have a decided run Nitped.?The sugar crops in Lafourche, Louisiana, have been injured by late frosts. Naval.?The U. S. steam frigate Missouri, at Pensacola, would remain there two or three weeks, and then proceed to Norfolk. Chatham Theatre.?We perceive that Mr. Thorne has dramatised Cooper's beautiful novel of Wing and Wing, or La Feu Follet," and that it will he performed for the first time this evening. There are many thrilling incidents and situations in this excellent work, which must produce a powerful tcluiM crtvr.-n nn flip ctiitrp Ir id crnt tin in fKa appropriate and magnificent manner which has bo long and deservedly distinguished this theatre in the production of like novelties, and will doubtless have a long run Another new drama, entitled the King's Word," is likewise announced for to night, together with the popular comedy of the "Water Party." __________ Ctiitar LiTKRAit KE?Copy-rioht Law.?We find that the republication of the most licentious French novels lias been commenced in this city. A large edition of Paul de tvock has been issued, and we will probably soon have George Sands, and others of the same stamp. It is impossible ts exaggerate the demoralizing tendency of these filthy works.? They will do more to corrupt and destroy our youth than all the obscene (tapers which could be issued in a century. The latter are too gross and revolting to find their way to any circle hut the brothel. But the novels now beginning to be issued will cir culate without suspicion as freely as those of Bulwet and Boz. It has not been difficult to perceive the gradual tendency of cheap literature to this frightful point. We had first the scepticism, irreligion, and polished licentiousness of Bnhver, and the descriptions of the vilest purlieus of the English metropolis by Boz, ami now we are threatened with a deluge of the most lascivious productions of the French novelists. The price at which these demoralizing works are sold, puts them within the reach of all classes, and especially of the young of both sexes It is frightful to reflect on the results which must inevitably and speedily follow. It seems as if all the foundations of public morality were threatened with overthrow Corrupt bankers and financiers?rotten politicians?licentious novelists?sre all united in this iniquitous work. And strange to say, the pulpit is silent. What is to l>e done I Ought not these importations of foreign licentiousness and immorality be prevented 1 No thing but nn international copyright law can do this Works of improper tendency from abroad would thus be shut out, and we would soon have a healthy national literature growing up ongst or ^team Rising.?Great preparation# are making among the democracy, for the election ot the Republican General Committee, which take# place, including fight.-ami brandy and-water, between the hours of 1 o'clock and 8 o'olock P. M., next Thursday. I This committee will have a prodigious influence with Governor Bouck in the distribution of thebaic j offices?ami in the price of oats tor the old White Horse?also with President Tv ler in the reorganization of the Custom House and Post Office?and on the whole country on the turn they may give in reference to the candidate for the next presidency. This city is the grand centre of democracy and j spoils for the whole Union. Prepare. Singular Conduct.?The brig William Neilson cleared for Port-au-Prince on Saturday last. On Gilpin, of the Exchange News Room, sending letters and papers to the office of Skelding ?te Ferri(the agents for the brig) the latter refused to lake them, and also said they should not take them on board the vessel if they were sent there. Tin.- o not the first time (by a dozen) they have refu-e to t.ike uaners. Thev are. we believe, the only titer chants in the city that will not allow them to he sent in their vessels. We would now simply inquire the reason of such a singular line of conduct, in the owners, or agents of this vessel. It is probably without a parallel i? the whole Union. The owners, proprietors and agents of every ship or vessel that goes to sea, ire deeply indebted to every News Room, and to shipping news|orts,and such conduct is not only discourteous in the highest degree, but positively ungrateful and unjust. Wh it color of excuse can be given for such conduct 1 Niblo in the Field?Grand Concert.?Niblois again in the field. A grand concert will be given at his Saloon to-morrow evening, in which Mrs. Sutton and Mr. Bruham. including Mr. Charles Braham, will all appear. This will be one of the choicest concerts of the season?and promises to be most brilliantly attended. Loss of Steamers.?Since July 1,1841, no less than eighty-five steamers have been burnt nd snagged on the western rivers. Total loss at least $1,400,000 in little more than one year. Sib Chari.es Bagot.?Advices from King-ton. Canada, state that the Governor General is much worse; but slight hopes are entertained of his recovery. Latest from Albany.?Last evening Pomeroy Co., who run their express over the Housatonic Rail Road, brought us Albany papers of Saturday evening. No news. Thanks?To Pullen Copp for Albany papers in advance of the mail. City Intelligence. The Board of Alukrmin meet this evening,when it is to be presumed, or hoped at least, that the Police Bill, so long talked of, will he brought up In some shape for action. Tho Colt committee will also make a report. The Board of Assistants meet to-morrow night, when the Market question will come up and tho ordinance passed in the Board of Aldermen be so amended as to include all the provisions including the licensing of Butcher shops that were so curiously cut and carvcil out of the bill on its passage through the other Board. Robbkry in the Tombs.?On Saturday night John McKay alias the Jumper," was arrested by the watch for disturbing the peace of the city, and yesterday morning, after a hearing before the Police Magistrate, was clo. feted in one of the culls of the city prison. Soon after a man named Wm. R. Satterthwaite, who had been committed for a common assault and battiry, was placed in thesamc cell with McKay, ami no sooner was the door closed than the latter asked h 1 in if he had any money, and receiving a reply in tho atlirmative, demanded a delivery at once, satterthwaite refused, when the "jumper" Jumped into him. throttled him by the neck, and throwing him ou the floor of the cell, was al>out carrying hit demand into such execution,that Satterthwaite, supposing that he was to be choked to death he unless surrendered, cried enough, and gave tip the contents of his pockets, consisting of two twenty-five cent pieces. Deputy keeper Pierce hearing a noise in the cell, inquired the cause, and learning the particulars of the affray, ordered McKay to return the money. This he refused to do, when Pierce necked him, threw him down, and upon searching his vest pockets the two twenty-five cent piece* w ere found in one of them. M'Kay will l>? kept committed to tr.swer Ihc robbery, in addition to the previous charge of disorderly conduct. Florida. (Correspondence of the Herald.] Port Leon, Dec. 8,1842. 7Yat/c in Pin t Leon?State of the Country?Tallahame?St. Marks?Indian IVar. Dear Sir News in this portion of the country is scarce, arid I almost fear you will vote my letter a bore; but as I have so long delayed writing you, 1 am inclined to give such information as 1 am in possession of, be it of service or otherwise. We have some twenty sail now in port, some just arrived, others already laden and awaiting a fair wind to depart. Of the more recent arrivals, we have this morning the fine ship Emblem, Tallmt, master, from New York via Key West, in sixteen days from port. Also, the brig Susuuehanna, Tim, from New York, in fifteen days. Vessels lying in port discharging, are the bark lvennebeck, Smith; brig Mazeppa, Davis; schooner Mary Ann, of Baltimore, bound for New Orleans, (ufter di-charging here) with cotton. Brig Christina, Warren,master Napoleon, and Georgians, are ready to sail, Ireighted with cotton, consigned to New York. The brig Emeline, Fish, master, sailed this morning for New York, with cotton. The shipEmblem will load by lighter, and remain in the bay. Cotton is coming in rapidly, and the receipts so far, taken as an earnest of the quantity to come in, will come up to forty thousand bales, being estimated as a surplus over last year's crop, of twelve thousand bales. The quality of this cotton is the best, and will amply make up all the former years deficiency. Freights are high in proportion to the price of cotton, winch is now only 5J cents, while freights are 4 to New York. The facilities for the forwarding of goods to the upper country through this place, are of the mosi expeditious kind, being despatched by railroad to Tallahassee, and from thence to thediflerent towns. Tallahassee is twenty miles north of us on the railroad. which although sot uuite as comfortable as pome of the northern ones, is fully as much so as your Harlem Railroad. The port of entry for this place is St. Marks, now deserted inconsequence of not possessing the necessary accommodation for the storage and sh potent of cotton, and the custom house removed to this place. The papers of vessels being still made out a-u Hav, via Cedu Keys. Fort Stansbury is the military post for this region and i? twelve miles back on the railroad. The Gaston is now at Hamlin's wharf, taking ot board two companies to proceed to the Creek coun try on a scout?with what success time will deter mine. The Herald is very irregular, and is probably sfo !en on the way. Hknrico. Arrivals. Attn*.?air Randolph Routh, anJ Mr. L. Routh, o he Britoh army, arrived at thii house yesterday. Thn Wednesday for Charleston.?Norfolk Herulit, Dec. 16. President Bolivar's Remains.?We learn bv a passenger |**r the brig Michigan, that a French Corvette, the Columbian ship Constitution, and the American brig Caraccas, left l-aguayra about the middle of last month for New Grenada, tor the purpice ol conveying the remains of Bolivar to Caraccas where they were to be deposited iu the vault of the church ol St. Francisco. We learn also that Gen. Soublette has been elected President ol Venezuela.?X. O. Bulletin, Dec. 9. Nashville M ikkkts1Nov.24?The two itock banks have resolved to bank it on branch as well as city notes, by rereiving on deposit and paying out all descriptions of Tennessee notes, inditleiently, without regard to the point at which they are made payable. The notes of the Union and Planters' Banks, pav able at their respective brunches, will be redeemed in specie only at tho branches. The bushe s'of all the banks, therefore, like the exchanges for some time past, will be conducted hereafter iu what is known as currency. The drawine rates for Eastern exchanges were *2 a J4 per cent lor sight ami short sight,and par for 75 or 90 Jays date. Alabama money was depreciating nearly as rapidly as it improved? sales at 19 par cent all on the Mthj The notes of the Virginia, Carolina, Kentucky and Indiana hanks at par. No change in cotton and tobaccoBy arriva's from Cincinnati, an additional supply of flour has be n received. Superfine had teen retailing at $5 50 perbbl, wholesale $5. SHIP NEWS. Norfolk, Dec 1G?Arr Marion, Sluilley, Boston for George town?put ill leakv, loss of ssils, Sic; Osceola, Miirhi II, N York. CI J Venezuela, Kaiidell, Jamaica; Scitiiate, Baker, W ludies. 8ld Hoiie it Susan, Winslow, Nantucket. Arr lilh, Mary Jane, McMath, N York. Cld Sarah Jane, Gill, West Inuies; Cordelia, for Rio Janeiro, fioin James River. Arr Hlh, Star, Crowill, Georgetown, DC.for Poitl >ud; Post Boy, Gray, do fir Salem. Slil Corsair, Dorman, Oporto; Sea. Allen,West ladies; 11 C Fisher, Johnson, do; Tangier, King, do; Virginian, Walpole, NYork. lu Hampton Roads, John Marshall, Poythriss, for Trieste, and Ca'thage, Knapp, for Londou, froin James Kirer. All the outward bound coasters from below, bale gone to sea, wind W. Charleston, Dec 15?Arr Empire, Swasey, Bath, Me; Verona, Howes, Boston: Cerrautes, Tufts, do; Orator, Davis, N York; Forrest King, Kelly, B dtiniore. Below, 2 brigs III the offing, Jupiter, froin Philadelphia; Biuuey, Boston; Oregon, Norfolk, and a shipnnknown Cld Cougaree, Doane, Boston; Tremottt, Chase, NOrleant. Arr lilh, Sutton, (Jallow iy, N York; Sullivan, Brown, do; Kienzi, Kesseuilen, Boston. Sid St Lawrence, Cliase, Liverpool;Oeu H unison, Knigh',Boston; Souiliport, Heihest, New Voik; Is s, (Br) Dickson,Clyde; Aldrtch. Bak>r, Mobile. Savannah, Dec 14?Cld Leonore. Graves, Liverpool; Giiffon, Blake, Trieste. Sid Newark, Merwiit NYork; D >rchesttr, Caldwell, Liverpool; Oswego, Wood.do; Grace B( avn, Myers, do; Excel, Sherwood, NYork; Belle, (Br) Bell, West ludies. New Orleans, Dec 9? Arr Alabama, Bunker, New York; Duncan, Putuain, do; Caledonia Brainier, Cope, Hainptnn Roads; Delta, Hinckley, Boston; Kathleen, Lceinan, Moiltego Bay, Ja; Delia, Stetson, Kingston, Ja; Michigan, Coleman, La I luavra; Lancet, Hoffses, Charleston. Below, ship Alleghany. Cld Globe. Hillard, Marseilles; Georgitua, McLtllau, New York; T Street, McCounel, Havana. Spoken. Oxford, 4 days from Savannah for Livetpool, Dec 8, no lat, 8tc. mentioned. Makshall and Webb.?The following extract from a speech lately delivered in Kentucky, by Marshall, contains the only allusion to his uilair with Mr. Webb that we have heard from him since their meeting Mr. Mar-hall, in conclusion, said that the only really plausible charge urged against hint was in relation to his long absence, during the late session, from his legislative duties In this matter, he t.irew himself upon the mercy and liberal spirit of his i>eo I>le. He had joined the Waahingtonian Society.? He was invited to New York, and he wished to see that magnificent city before he left Washington He had oeen grossly abused by the celebrated Colonel Webb, editor ol the New York Courier for his active exertions to repeal the bankrupt law. Whilst he was in New York, this editor daily continued his detection end slander and in Ins last article of outrageous attacks held him up before his constituents as a recreant knight, ready to inflict injury, but destitute of the courage to resent insult, or vindicate character. Forbearance now ceased to be a virtue. He called Colonel Webb to the field, and onjy regrets that he was but partially punished for his unprovoked, vindictive, and unprincipled abuse of private reputation. Col. Webb had {promised to fight him in six hours, but delayed ihe matter near three weeks. He could not return to Washington city whilst the affair was in progress; for in the District of Columbia the giving or receiving a challenge was a penitentiary olieace. If, under all ihese circumstances of wanton aggression on the part of Col. Webb, he had not called him out, there was not a Presbyterian lady in his district, who would not have whipped him with her garters, in scorn and contempt, from her presence." 3t7? This is a regular gala week at the American Museum. Our citizets are just beginning to discover tha1 General Tom Thumb, Jr., exhibiting there, is the most interesting and marvellous living curiosity that the world ever produced. Hundreds of our first families have visited the General during his stay there. Carriages tilled with the elil* oj the city, were stopping at the Museum every hour in the daj. This wonderful prodigy remaius the whole of this week, and all whe desire to see by far the smallest man in the world, and at the same time, a lively, talkative, and intelligent fellow, who is only the size of an infant, and weighs but fiiteen pounds, will embrace this opportunity of doing so. The General occupies a smell house a portion ot his time, which was built purposely for him, and which any child ten years old could take in its arms and run away with. The General says that, small as he is, he hopes to be President of the United States yet, a supposition w hich it is quite within the range of possi unity may yet tie realized. The performance* tin* ween in the lecture room, (which with it* enlargement and decoration*, ia a perfect gem,) are of the very first order. Barnum i* making airangements for the holiday*, which will agreeably surprise cur citizens, and which surpass in grandeur and magnificence, all hi* former eflorts. Ampiiithcstrk.?Beside* the classic performances in the arena this evening, the renowned Ethiopian Minstrel of the South, Mr. Emmitand hi* pupil. Vaster Pierce,will add to the merriment of the occasion. It will be seen by reference to the bills, that the Amphitheatre has reduced the prices of admission to the pit and second tier of boxes to one-half the original price. The first tier, or dress circle, we are glad to see, remains at the same price as formerly. There will be a rich scene to-night at the New York Museum. Ncllis, the wonder of the world," born without arm*, will share any of the audience w ith his feet, which is certainly a most extraordinary feat, and we think taking a man by the nose with your toes," would defeat all his attempts to preserve his gravity. It is, w* n Imit. a barberous affair, and liaa the annenranrn of beintr dangerous, lint we can assure you it is perfectly h-arml?li. Nevertheless, wc rhoulj be to-tally apposed to having our proboscis feted in such a manner. Jenkini, the ijiimitahlo delineator of comic, characters; much admired linger an1 ave nn don tit that the sale of their genuine i .in.I skilfully c'im|>omuled medicines will soon put an end I to the vendingol secret nostrum* and deadly "infallible remedies." The Extract of Sarsapnrilla is sold at 7ft cents t>cr bottle. Six bottles in a case $3,50, twelve do $6. W. S. RICH A KDsON, Agent. Principal oflico of ihe College 97 Nassau at. CXJ- THOSE IN ILL HEALTH, READ THIS!? Winter is now upon us, and it becomes requisite that we should preserve ourselves from the approach of sickness. How many of ottr population are subject to that most to be dreaded of all diseases, Consumption. Men, women, and children, fall victims, and thousands follow after without attempting to be saved. And yet one of the most effective remedies is at hand, and which it used in time can save lite?that remedy is Peters' Cough Lozenges. Pleasant to the taste, they can he taken by the most distressed. If the lungs are ulcerated or diseased, they soothe them to such an extent, that the most afflicted feel their power and usefulness. Like Peters' Vegetable Pills and Shilling Strengthening Plaster, they havegained an enviable reputation throughout the Union. Principal offlce, lift Fulton, corner of Nassau st. oU- THE ONLY SAFE, SPEEDY, AND EFFECtual remedy for the cure ot all discharges from the urethra, seminal weakness, Sic. tkc., is the French Antiphlogistic Mixture," used so successfully in the London and Paris Hotnitalx, and now sold in this country hy the authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city ol New YorK. rnis meaicine is quite paiaiaoic, requires no restrictions of diet or regimen, and does not give a disagreeable odour to the breath. Sold In single bottles at $1 and at AO cents each. Also in cases (guaranteed to cure) (3 each, with full direct ion i. to use W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College 97 Nassau street. &7- DR. WTSTUR'S BALSAM OK WILD CHERRY. ?The most fatal and alarming disease in America is consumption?and consumption is the result of neglected colds, coughs and other affections of the lungs. Nature, always benevolent, has furnished over all our wide country the elements of a sure restorative to health?such is the Wild Cherry. Dr. Wistur has, by long continued experiments, so concentrated its healing qualities as to insure a great diminution in the fatal ravages of consumption. The following is a sample of hundreds:? Ooshkw, Dec. 1st, 1949 nm.-niimiuju J?ui already lound hundred* of powerful advocate*, it may till be gratifying to you to receive a communication from any one that nas been relieved by it. Such, Sir, ii truly my case. I have been a victim to that terrible disease,Consumption, for many months, and have suffered so much, that 1 had become almost weary of mv life. Hearing your Balsam to highly praised, 1 began taking it a few weeks buck, and can a-sure you it has relieved me more than any thing I have ever used before, and I confidently believe it will cure me effectually. Please give the hearer the worth of the enclosed, and oblige, Yours respectfully, JOHN PEARSON, Sold only at 129 Fulton street corner of Nassau. &J- "THE TONIC MIXTURE."?This celebrated remedy is composed of five ingredients, the active principles of whicli are highly concentrated. It is now used very extensively und with great success by the medicnl faculty, for the cure of debility, (from whatever cause,) dyspepsia, nervous complaints. Sold by the authority of the. College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York. Price $1 per bottle Half dozen (in cases) $9. VV. S RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal ofiice of theCollege 97 Nassau st 0(7- Bl'RNS AND OJ. SOKES ARE CURED IN a very short space of time, 1 tne use oi Dalley's Magical Tain Extractor. Its effects on ail pains are truly magical. It seenia almost incredible, tit it is the fact, that pains in in almost any put of the bo ly are relieved in five minutes by it* use. Mr. Dalley Imi some hundreds ol certificates of cure* of some dangerous complaints from tho most respectable families in the state. They may be ieen when thernacte, on the j??tn ln?t, on Mr. Millrr't theory. RING'S MEDICATED CANDY HA9 NOW been before the public for over three year*, and ha* never j etbeen excelled in the cure of cough*, colds, consumption, and nil affection* of the throat or lun^*. It i* tor sale wholesale and retail, at 4A0 Broti lway. Also 30 Ann it., atul 99$ Fulton *t, Htnokljn. Country and city agcnti supplied on the inont liberal let m*. QjT" f5no REWARD.?An impression ha* been ve'y pn val nt that all the extract* of sarsaparilla offered to the public contain mercury or arsenic. Thi* opinion is in Wall feu tided. Several of the common e*. traei? ok Cottoi* Ooona rxpirtrn from Orrat Britain at Diffiirrnt Prriodi. 1831. 1836. 1837 1889. HOB. Rtiaaia, 1,960,614 1,607,954 1,106,519 1,706 578 2,114,029 Sweden, 18,280 102,122 111,491 58,068 68,157 Norway, 434,741 569 21ft 512,443 426 992 480.049 Potimarlc, 312 46' 157,182 117,561 143,856 101,637 rroaaia, 1 156 8,190 11,180 tcrmanr, 41.570 6I6 37,458,457 43,171.229 38,907,835 45.574,510 Holland, 2a4?j, 19,730,377 27,970,822 27,515.446 25,335/89 Wrlmnm, J 3,426.416 2,863 499 2,344,562 3,193,624 France, 916,660 3.534 204 2,439,677 2,721/68 2.838,585 rorliiKa", 23,377,245 27.965,019 31,714,331 35,492,270 37,042 2- 9 Aznrpi. 780,099 933,493 I 273,551 1,294,589 1,(193,739 Madeira, .569.794 1/93,512 1,161,269 692,910 801 699 Spain, 4,756 652 67 077 357.366 444,235 355,040 Cutanea, 631.079 799,938 907.516 1,091,8(0 1,(76,386 Gibraltar, 9,909.009 20,704,460 27.638.013 11,428,1.39 27.r.i?,9S? Italy, 38.164.564 57.440,865 42.607,471 39,313,685 58,866,278 Malta, 1,967,953 2,453.9'3 1.670,805 2.308,791 4.073.843 Ionian Ilea, 216,'59 1,699.518 2,3"8.946 1,480,9'7 2,365.857 Mntia. 344,891 86,139 76,818 230,791 27 285 Turkey, 24,256,580 47,275.339 33,156,235 43,167,7*5 4 5 000 001 Syria, 803/6 3 5,140 10,9*6.538 9,2 7,731 Kgyri, 2,151,628 5.559,037 6,253.140 3,072,299 3 sm.ooft Tripoli. 7,810 1,051,075 3,18 ,589 2,714,734 3,077,479 Weat ("oaat Afiiea, 2,584,000 7,706,053 4,973.412 9.184,772 10.488.479 Capo Good Hope 2,904,106 6.938,352 5,430,879 1,956,383 6,(86,841 ("apt do Vcrd I land, 155,561 St. Helen*. 73,371 33,393 21,142 80 795 S3,'01 *lauri?in?, 2,482,891 2.5(1 072 5,291.497 2 736 83' 7,290,582 K. India Co) -a, p,9 74,280.506 61,211.6 3 100,949,791 145.081,799 China. i 12,819 510 10.964.123 16 67.5,448 13 478.178 Sum Urn, 5,91.5,088 5,495,175 8,571,148 9.339.017 11,297 922 Philiotne Isl'?. 1,132,583 1 097.176 1.086.791 1,208.'61 5,(06,851 Australia, 1,905 428 2,7(7,852 2,610,673 9,052.155 J,07,'.no wonlh Sea, 5.014 47,129 tS*.15J Bn-i h N. Aw. Cn'nni-?. 15,618.061 23.483.S22 14,870,749 29,318.371 24.139,692 13r W Indies,21,c75.591 39,730,140 3 ,613 914 58.961 8.37 .58.127,110 Hivti, 6.818,576 4 88,544 2 8.59,360 10,795.173 6.980,112 Cuha 11,569,441 2'.925.539 11,765,20.5 2I.?94.63I 19.076,126 U. S'a'e*, 68.587 893 62,012.139 17,481,855 17,316,o'>2 32,073.001 Mesion, 12,150,426 3,6.54,277 6 910,166 13.185,381 7.361.2 5 Columbia, 5,757,562 5,587,852 4,111.717 8,737,781 12,542.923 Bra7.il', 26,371,527 7?,8!0,ir6 48.767,618 75 965 581 76.818,-'29 Kin Plate, 6,'4? 131 18 628,197 20,183 454 17.515,013 14,7.59.926 Chili, 12.793 220 2l.ir5.250 17,182,524 15,501,649 38.679,521 P-r.i, 6,312,931 13,781,712 9,297,125 16,989,457 20,069,481 Guernsey and Jersey, 1,013,852 916,340 993.964 1,026,415 1,277,142 Total yda. 421,385.311637,667,627 531,371 66 1731,450,123 700.631,997 Total vnl? 12,163,513 17,183,167 12,727 989 16,378,415 16,302.220 Total other cot'ugds. 1,118,672 1,328,525 912,192 1.313,737 1 265,090 Total cot'n rxnoited ?13.282.185 18,511.692 11,640,181 17,692,182 17,567,31(1 yarn, .1 n.iio.joo 11.1 1, ui.jiih Grand total,17,237,201 21,632,058 20,596,123 24,500,375 24,660.618 Import raw cotton. Fr'm U S., I hi. 219,333,628 289,615,692 320,651,718 311,597,798 487,856,504 mher places, 69,341,225 117,343,365 86,6 5,067 77,798.761 104,631,506 Total. lh?.2R8,671.853 406,959,057 407,286.783 389 196,559 592,488,019 eip'd. 22,308,555 31,739,763 39,722,031 38.738 238 38,673,229 Total coniuine.1, 273,249,653 363,681,232 368,115.0331353,000,277 528,142,743 yarn !port'J.lba. 63,821,110 88,191.016 103,455,438 105,686,442 118,470,223 Made into cltoth, .209,428 213 275,493,186 761,989,597 216,313.835 409,672.520 Ydi made 628.261.639 826,479/ 52 794,953.791 738,941,504 1,228027560 exp'd, 421,385,303 637,#67,627 53i,333,663 731,458,123 790,631,907 Yds conlum'd in Euiilimd,206,879,336 188,811,931 263,595,128 7,491,382 437,395,563 In the American lactone* a ponnd of cotton give* about 3 1-3 vardiof cloth. The above calculation u 3 y rd?to the lb. of cotton. On a future occasion we will give the quantities of cot ten yarn exj>orted to each country. The aggregate quantity, it will be seen, has increased steadily 100 per cent from 1831 to 1841. The greater proportion of this iucreaso has been to Germany and Holland, where the consumption of cotton goods has increased much faster than imports from Great Britain. The largest increase in the exports of goods has been to the East Indies. a n niHrKHiiie miure in tue iiuio i?, uu?o>?>, great fluctuation^ the trade te the United States, trade where there was a paper currency, at compared to those countries where a specie currency predominates. In the year 1931, when the tariiT was highest on cotton goods, the exports to the U. States were very large, and, as the tarif) was reduced, the amount fell off 40 per cent in 1310. These quantities, showing the actual number of yards sent, gives a more correct view ol the case than values. For instance, the average value |>er yard in 1931 was 14$ cents, and in 1840, 10$ c?n??- hence, in 1940, the cotton manufactures of England gave 171,499,094 yards of cloth more, for the same amount of money, than the quantity they gave for that sum in 1981. In 18-40 the tariff was 40 per cent less in the U. States, and yet, with this vast reduction in price and duty, the export to the U. States fell off 40 per cent. Let the advocates of protection explain these indisputable facts! We will give our expla. nation, and for the purpose of variety, will take the article of woollens, because the same general features are i presented by every article of import into the U. States on which a higli duty was paid. In the year 1931, woollen goods bore a duty of 44 per cent?this was raised to 40 per cent in 1932, and, under the compromise act, fell to 3-1 per cent in 1940. Bcoringthis in mir.d,we will inspect the fol lowing table:? Tsri.e Showivii the Vsi.yr or thx Wiiols Erroarsor 1 W hollers raoM Oreat Uritaiv to ths U. States roa s Series or Vuis. tso Tiir. Value or ths Whole Import or Wnoi.i.icxs ivto ths U. States roR CorResroxoian Years, from Par lismext a av Tablss aisd from U. States Treascrt Betvriss Kxrete F.rren of 17. S. Sir A-I- r?'/ r... r n'/ in. Urilith re return into Vnited O. ft lo 17. In 17. S. turn ortr over Br. Stales Stain fm G. B. 17. S rel'n. return. tun, |i?.?4.o'i $n,82n,oeo i m, 9,672,262 6,581,778 1833, 7,860,449 11,384,473 1931, 7,379, 28 7 897,635 5,649.587 2,248,848 '836, 10,023,520 11,957,991 9,*57,177 2,100.884 I8W. 12,758,130 14 398,393 12,106,010 2,289,783 1817, 4,213,518 4,734,121 3 873,200 910,801 '838, 6,967,530 8,492.297 6,620,220 I,.,72,077 1819, 10,277,149 9,803.943 9,563,614 235,269 1840 6,121 892 4,851,246 5,633,692 782.448 Thus, thru, in 1931, when the duty was 115 per cent, and wn? to bp increased in the nest year, the im|>orti were very large, but the British retnm give* n value cleared for the U Stele*, },JOO.ilOO greater than the whole quantity eni tored in the U. Stntes from all countri-*! In 193-3 the re. verge wa* the case. In ISM under the 40 per cent tarill, j. there cleared from England alone, for the IT. States, >3,800,000 w orth of woollens morn than ail that wai en tered in (he U. State*. Thelourth column givei the year' ly excecs shipped from Gnat Britain to the 17, States over the amount entered here from that country, Thia exre?? constantly diminished at the tariff fell, until Is

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1340, when the duty was 39 per cent instead of SO percent, the excess was reversed, the entries iu the U. States show. T ing the most. Here, then, is very conclusive testimony that the inflation of the paper currency, accompanied by a high tariff, largely promotes foreign manufacturer? K-om 1H34 to IS to, there was smuggled ot Knel'sh Ions alone, 10,066 842, and from 1330 to 1334, near f',0(N>, ((CO. This was brought about by the credit system giving every facility to tell the goods, and the high tariff enhancing the profit of smuggling to a great extent. Foreign narkrts. Hava**, Dec. 5.?Our Sugai market remains depressed at 4 8 to A and 9 rls. tor assorted 7 a 9. whites and 41 a 6J ellow*. The rf|n?ri? up to the end of last month oraixjut equal to those to the ?am period last j ear, and there may now remain hetwee i 30 and 40 boxes more for shijiment between this and Matanzai. Coffee, of the new crop, 6}a7Jc; of prime there onl> have been received one or two parcels, lor which 0 a $1" have been paid. Molasses J rl. per keg-. The ltice of the sold for 10 J t ials that per from Savannah, still unsold. Codlish 20 a 22 rials. Lard 111 a II j and about 600 kegs on band. bichungeon Loudon, 11 a ll| prem.; on New York, 3 prem. Hoops, per M. 32 a 34 boards, Por land, white pine 19 a 20 other Eastern ports, 22 a 24 2 p. p. lumOer 22 a 26 4 shingle*, 3 a 4 hhd. shooks, u. it11 heading, Or. u tf>7 beans, white, 9 a lOr beef, No. 1 and 2, prime ami mess. 7 4 a $9 Butter, Am. 12 a 26 Candles, ninulj, 13 a 1ft sperm, 30 a 32 cheese, Am. 12 a 17 codfish, 2 4 a 2 H do Flour, Philad. and Bait. 14 4 a 16; hams, Am. 9 a 15 lard, N. O. 14 a 1? onions, 4 1 a 5 1; pork, N. O. and Eastern, cargo mess, 9 a 11 clear, 14 a ltj; potatoes, bbl. 1 6 a 1 7. ltice, 5 2 nil 0 soap, yellow, 0 n 8 tallow, Ain. 9 a 9 0 honor, gall 3r molasses, k. g of 6) gall. J 00 a 0 00; sugar, assorted, a 1 3}, 7J, a 6 9; white, 7 a9; brown, 3] a 4j yellow, 4} n ftj segars, $9 a $25. ErcHisnt.-London, 60 days sight, 11 a 12 prem NewYork 2.j a 3 prem Boston. 2 a 2J prem New Orleans, 2} a 00 prem nom Spain, 6 a 8 prem Paris a 1 prem. Fbkichts? To France 70 a 80 Irancs and to U. States 75c. a $1 per box Sugar 4r?. per bog Cotlee $2 hhd. Molasses. .Married, Ou Tuesday, at Washington, by the Kcv. 8. O. Buifinch, Maxwell Woodiii-ll, U. 8. Navv.'o Ellkx Feanli s, daughter of Moses Poor, Esq., of Washington. [A more gallant young man, or a lovelier young lady, were never jeine.l together in God's name. May their day s he many and happy.] Died. Suddenly of congestion of the brain, on Sunday, 19th instant, I'f.tkk Hopfmiik. aged hi years. His relatives and friends and the friends of his brothers William, Edward, James, Henry and Joseph are respectfully requested to attend his funeral without lurther notice, at 144 Laurens street, on Monday 19th instant, a'. 4 o'clock, P. M. On Saturday, 17th ilist., Nicholas F. Heglman, in the 59th year of his ago. Ilis relatives ami friends, nnd those of his brother Peter A. Hegeman, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at S o'clock, from the residence of his mo. ther, S3 Sixth Avenue. On Sunday morning, 18th ins*., alter n lingering and painful illness, Mahv, wife ol Silvester Van BuskiOt, in the 80th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Wednesday the Qlst inst from her late residence, No. 548 Greenwich street. Ln u-ama, P. R. Nor. 7 St. Johns, P. R. Nov. 2t> lion,ore. Aug- I St. Croix Nov. 3 tialveston Nov. 2fi St. Martha Aug. 14 Hat re Nor. 16 St. John, N. B. Nov. 2;i Havana Dec. 4 Surinam Sept. 2*1 T'.iiifnx Dec. 0 Tampico Sept. 23 Jentnie Nov. ?fl Tobasco Aug. R lacinel Oct. 23 Turk* Ial tntl Dec. 3 Kingston, Ja. N ov. 20 Trinidad de Cuba* Nov. 20 Loudon Nov. Hi Vera Cruz Nov. 10 Liverpool Nov. 19 Valparaiso Sept. 1 L i Guavra Nov. 25 Yucatan Nov. 21 Luna An*. 6 Zanzibar Auk. 24 lJa*?engrrs Arrived, Havana?SoHr A L Ackei man?Isaac Reerou li,oreljjn >mporlatlort?? JkRfmik?Schr Fawn?901 bag* coffee 12(i do cocoa 6 tons logwood C do lignum virac 1 bundle turtle shell A C Ilonsiere It co. Havana?Schr A L Aokufrnan?^8ft bxi oranges Crop cy St, Oil mart in?G088 Mvm I*a;?c Reercu. Domestic Iin;>ortnl.Iomi Mopiilk?Barque Nicholas Brown?3'j hides 175 skins 1400 horiH bbls tallow M P Robbing?13 bales cotton Kingston St co?29 Masters, Markce It co?140 J Lee It co?174 H Coit?85 J H Talinau?20 v 9 Hi *rrlw? Onstave F.dotiari!, Lonia, 20 daya from Marti rione.in b illasl. to inaaler. Left U. S. shin Marion. Ship Ueorg' HaUett, Howes. (of Boston) 8 daya from Savannah, villi cotton, to ord r. Sailed in co. with ships Monument, for Havre; Grace, for Liverpool. Barque Nicholas Brown, Heed, (of Providence) 18 days from Mobile, with cotton, to mauler. Brie Forrrst, Coleman, 3 daya from Baltimore, with mdae, to matter. Brig Motey, Adama, II daya from Wilmington, NC. with ship timbrr, to De Teyater St Whitmarali. Schr A. L. Ackerman, Hiff, 9 daya from Havana, with u, A'*om?, Atlantic Ocean, Till bbla ap; President, from Nantucket, to fit for whaling. Spoken. John Holland, ilmderaon, from NOrleans for Glasgow, Die I, lat 28 49, ton 79 40. N i ier, 10 days from Baltimore for New Orleans, Not 17, off Hole in (lie Wall. Anares, 15 days from Baltimore for Molole, Not 111, off the Berry Islands. I'eiiry King, of Halifai, standing to the nor'hward, Not 20, off D >g Keys. Thomas P lUit. from Newport, HI. Not 20, off Dog Keys? 1 ad pet into Nassau for wati r. Knrcljfn Ports. St Jano, Nor 19?S'd Alberlina, Joyce, B -itnn. Home Port's. Nrwiurtrort, Dec 16?Sid Conrier, Wolf, Richmond. 'sai.s-m Dec ir.?Arr Oregon, Dry. (late Hnssi-ll whodinlof f- vcr) Aera. Africa: K .gle, \Vlne|er, Para: Phebe Batter, ri well, Nvoik. t Id Borneo, Huntington, Snmatra. Boitor, Dse 17?Art Southerner, Hadelt, Mobile- Homnlns V.i gliah, Sttinuahi Dsn! h rlucis, Small, Jitmrl; Volanttgr n Kt V _ M il. \tbnr .imbnilL**' Hill, NYnrk. Ii .r ii nej, (iroiim. sien*l fcr 2 ?h'Pj: Cld \tlii*. \V :unnt Hm\ r.. a; Pirk?t,CUikt W ti-ror'. Ill*udid, OowtlljN v? r or.. Arr mrti. Lnrrt-tia. H- C?di?: CordclM, 'UT, Sj'irrow, and S^anil A Appieu-ii, Nvktrson, New N>:\v Br.Drottp, Dec 16?Arr I d f'ushmaii, Philadel- 1 h? Ki.w i?- Bourne, Baltimore. Hoi mi lloi.K, Deo IS*"*J'Ls J by, Oeu Miller, Si;?>w, Nm Y i.. for Vttrhirhri'l. Arr 16th, K ntJiut*, Nichols, (liliii for N't i Y nk rik.hr, K L rt f. r do. loportpM. [i ofi). Ii'iviiu bfi'u f??t ofT H.ior? I v i' crew and wrli tJj? it farce of rh? rarvbttt rmirr Jaekv^, without 6ma.-e and i irrt small t tjHtaat; Tr? ordtm; Emtliue, and (In* ii. Woon'i Molf, Dec 16? Arr Champion, uid *tutor Nantnrkt i /or N York* r?#viDtsicr, Dec 16?Arr R w?e, Allen, Havana; Adatm Dr jv'. hi il !t .in; PioviJtnr Bi^wa: Henry i'nbl>?, Oibbs, ml Prcif (Ji .1, Blvdniho'c, \Y?rk lie low, X nobin K-* mi .K??'C, fr? in Mohilt*. Sid -v. B iker, Puutcol.t; Kquator ^rur^es, Work; N' wr York, Muurn, do V Airir-:ir.g, Richmowd. Dec II?Arr Litchfn Id. Deti^on. B?? ton; C'athv rim Wile Libcolu, NYoik; Win Nlowry, Hoffman, J r?ev City. MtRLKiTON, D?e 1 ?Arr Cttharin Brrry, NYork; Warsaw. I: -wkuis. tlo: TV er IUU.t S*TAWfiAH, bee 1J?rid El I food, NY St M 4 k k s, Dec 4?An Wm Laud. Wvbid, NVork; TimoIfon, Blrwm, do. Old Krneliue, K -iit do. Ap4i.4ciuroL4.No*' i7?Arr >l*ri aiitn, Phillip*, NYork; Dec 1. Rofi?-, Couklin, do; Or uido, Nicholdo; Kodiit, Drink* *4 f e r, Mat Hortour, J airs, Kingston; Pionefr, flmi'h, Portland; 3d. Formosa, Crawford. N YorkUncas. Lath tin, do; Trnriieee, Sawver/do; Leonora. Collins, JarnM? a; Helm Maria, Swiizer, do; North Pole, (Brl Liverpool; Thus Cutis. IVrkins.M l'Hu/.as. Cld Nov S3, Ch mpi ?a, Deuison, Port L*on; Dec 2, American Eagle, Brooktield. Charleston; 3d, Homer, Drink wait r. St Joseph. In port?Ships Mariano P'li'lips; Ho*f, Loukl.n; Uness. Latham; Formosa, Crawford; Solon. Buckmau; Hrlei Edwards, Kieuzi, Chuk; Nile, K? nnv; Hogarth,. Redman; Philip 1st, Karrsn; Kloridian, Prstt; Martha Washington, Tyler, and L'*?n>ooL H-nlley, Iroin New York; barques Or.iudo. Nichols. NYork; Teunesse*-, Sawyer, do; Gilbert. Given,do; Herford, Br) lt? ahum, J tmaic i; Windsor, B rwer, Havana; brigs Hnrteiise, Join s, Knus'oti; Pioneer, Smith, Portland; Leonora. Coll ns, Jamaica; Helen Marin, Swxzer, do; NorlL Pole, Br) Liverpool; T on C'Uts, Perkins, Mat.-nz's;VEneu;y, Scllew, New Orleans; Cynosure, Maclo n, and Falconer, Collins, Boston; Ann Eliza, Willi tins: Wm Taylor, Hoey; Ariiene, McClintock; Florida, Crocker, and Mobile, Willmns, NYork; Par?gnn, Brayton Providence;schrs Aid Kelly, Boston; Tester, Smith, and I.ero, Jones, New York. 'CUE 1 IV. HENRI W. BE! LOWS willdGivci the 8i c* nd Lecture of a cours* before the Berian Institute this Monday) evening, in the F uith Universalinl Church, corm r ot Elizabeth and Walk- r streets, at 7 o'clock. Suluec?The capacity of Indefinite Kcucati in, tin* distiuiraishin^ ttrihute of man. Admission free. Collection ukcn up to aid the members in the formation of a library. d!9 It r VTEW EXC HANG" COFFER ROOM?Entrances on IN Wall, Wi'liam and Exch uige streets.?The arrangements of the above spacious est tblishmeril ar now complete, and every delicacy the mtiktts afford are served up in a nperior style. Dinners from 12 to 5. Breakf st, Lunch and Tea at. all hour*. Oysters oi the choicest kinds tn every style, .md Slews at 6*4 C DtS DOT 1' N. B. Owing to the cheap rates of marketing, Poultry wi'l be served up for Is. per plate. THOS. COLLIER. dl9 lt?r Let us Dance in Honor ol Thalia." Annual ball ok the thalian association will be triveu on Wednesday evening, Dec. 21, '842, at Tammanv HaR. Tickets one dollar, to admit a gentleman and his ladies, to be had at the following places Mr. W. D. Benson. 2*>6 Broadway; Mr. E. Story, corner of Grand itr. et Mid the Bow ery; of Mt r?. Grourin and Fieraan, No. 5 Sheriff st, and of the members of the Associati u. Tickets at the d or on the evening of the Ball. G. BISHOP, President. WM AVHKS Secretary. N. B. Mr.W. Wallace's Bind is engaged for the Bill. dIO 3t*r VTEW YORK AND NEWARK EXPRESS.?The public 1 kx an- ri*m:ctfu'ly iuf >rmed tint an .Express has been estiblis ed between New York and Newark, N.J. for the trancnissio ttd 1 eedy delivery of paebag i, bttndlea, nofisy^ lie. tlx col ctio of notes -"'I bills, I all otbt rbtuini a I pert iii'tig to a well-regulated Express. Orders for arttch s to be returned by the Exprtn will be delivered free of Office in New York at ADAMS Express Office, No. 7 W.i'l sr. and in Newark, at R.viITH's Newspaper Depot, No. 320 Broad st. Leive New Y Messrs. John Pease Son, 45 Division st. J. PE\SF. SON'S Ceh brated Compound CUrifit t 15 Division street, for the C.ureof Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Irritation of the Tbroat. Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma, IVdpUation of the lleirt. Liver Complaint. Night Sweats, D fficult or Profuse Exp? ctoratina, and all Dim?j" letdiu to Coasamptioa anp D athl This pl? taant medicine m fomtdbr a combination of rwetity-flve different ingredients, all celebrated for the fine of Colds,Cong sand Pulmonary Comr>l ints; and by it* combination, if one of these articles should be u ed setwrately and afford no relief, in fh?* CoinociiM'l Extract ofHoarhound they arc so amalgamated, that the benefit of the whole is experienced in one compound. TDK OPINION OF THE CLERGYMEN. The undersigni d have used J Pe ise Son'* Compound Extract of H"*rltouutJ Candy, and freely recomm?ud it to th v afflicted \s it :i r.u,, Colds llftir^-ucs*, and Cnnsnmpi ivr complaints, as *11 excellent ren? nt. Tliia fact ia tu I y eatablt h1 Vitmarlv- ti\ October 19 U W Maion orWDP.58 on. 31 Bates, 1 one 1941. January 2ft K Johnson, Sandy Bay one May 7 KB, ??c H .ynor it Davids, care Philip Roach.... one 17 No mark one 30 W K B, 6 one 22 No nirak ei((i 24 S L, 1 one 27 M II twc 27 Blank diamoud, 1 one 29 A W Z one 29 J K Gillespie one 29 No mark tw a 377 thi 29 No mark oni 30 No mark flv October 1 No mark om 0 P B connected, 4 on 14 C V CT, 13,17, 20, 22, 24 fiv 16 No mark on 16 Peter Tompleton on 19 J P D. 824 on 19 C B, 32 on 19 H TV, 133 on 21 No mark on Nov. 4 No mark tu 8 C T, 38 on 8 W Cole, Racine, Wisconsin Territory on 8 R Cole, Racine, Wisconsin Territory, 10.. or 18 F, O or 16 J B B tw 16 00R.1 on 16 V on 17 J F Ureea on 17 Master James Abbott, W D, 13.. on 23 Mr Thos Home, No 20 Spring s treet.... on 23 J B oi 30 N, 78 a 77 th 30 C with M R connected, 4 on Dpt. 2 V R Off,ten nr 4 Mr James Dockey or. 4 JobnOriltia on A No mark on 10 JuhnR White tw 11 R II with T under,99 a3'2 fo 11 S T, 1 or 11 SWT, 3 11 No mark '2 16 No mark tl 22 Charles Wilaon oi 22 Charles Wilson or 27 No mark on 29 Pin a circle, 9-2 a 94 th 31 L 9. 10 on 1342. January 3 IWS.l,-; or 3 I W 8, on 3 N 79 a *3, 85 a 89 te 6 W V Smith and Wright, New York or. (I tz I n ..nslos. in a /liomoiul BolO 6JM.23. t* 8 663 with fourO and a bar under or 10 Thomas Robin ion, care of Wm Smith,NY or II B M, 3 or 11 A V, 1 on 11 G A De riatz or 11 L C, 1 tw 11 Y P, 37 on 13 John Haslam on 1ft R P on 1 22 No mark on 24 W B with M under, 4, ft tw 28 Mr Thomas Stanley,Cam pton, New Jersey or February 8 T in a diamond. or 8 John Geary, Esq or 12 Gin a triangle, with WBD under 6 or 12 No mark oi 12 M V oi 14 T M oi 17 O in a triangle, 324 a 326 th 17 B B with C under 1 a 4 fir 18 M S T, New York or 18 C D No 1 or 19 I) S, 5688 Of 19 ?T? in a diamond, 93 a 103 tn 30 OCT tw 33 G in a diamond, 3 on 38 \1 Mott 119 Spring ?t or 39 MrsWeunerhelims.care Allen Paxen St Co on 39 F V 663 on March 1 Mr R L Cook, Mess W T Crooks St Co, N on York 4 L 83 tw S VV B A K D, 3 in a diamond on 8 Pin a circle.97 on 9 H C S on 10 M in a triangle, 83 on 18 No mark 19 M, 1,3 tw 34 I? 8S a 87 thi 36 D W O, 4 on 36 M on 31 C F C, in a block. 1 a 4 foi 31 J C, with N Y under, 1 a 3 thi April M B connected with F under, 14 a 31 eig The following Packages will be sold for Storage, unless DATES. MARES Aim SVMSCSI. Dateunk'wn D in n diamond O outside No 3 onH Fulton ?t, on the jth of Jiniiary, 1843, at II o'clock, M. A splendid French Cashmere Hhawl thai cost $10. lug most Beautiful Box of rose-wood, encrusted with gold aud silver, the rrice of which was $30. h. vn iuMjnn I'UrcliiiinR worth nl articlea, will reeeiee ticket (whatever inimber they rhooie) and with thia the peraon in.iv hive a chance for the Shawl and the Bm. A ih-noil who will hny $10 worth, will be entitled to two 'irketn, and ?oen In progr'nion. Pe'amii receiving neki t?. are relocated to preserve then; lor, if millaid, the loaa will be theirt: and. on tl-e Jlh ofJanua ry, 1HI I, at II o'clock. the ticket will be drawn pnclicly before the hnldera; and on the followi ,g day, the Herald uewinaper will announce the fortunate nnmher. dITtojani'ec NKWBUHYPOK I' Bank Notea bought ?t J. SYLVESTER. JdtTr M Wall ?t and HO Broadway. NORTH ti South Carolina and Virginia Fund* wantedal very low rah a, by H. J. SYLVESTER, dl7r 7> Wall alreet and I* Broadway. ^Ml ANTE DOOR MATT*, Noi l.tand 3^ fOK Steumer President London caao Ship Hellespont Leghoru easo Brig Jane Jnmaiea raw Ship Sully Havre box South America Liverpool l okool s box Akabar Canton b chest Schr Virtue Texas e barrel Brig Premium Newcastle 0 boxes Rupert Matanzas b package Barque Washington Hamburg 1 case Steamer Great Western Bristol ?hhd Barque Laurens Newcastle b bale* b box Ship Angustura Marseilles b case Emma Bremen b basket *ee cejies Napier Havre b lot segara Schr. Bostoa Curracoa eb.alf boxes Tasso Cuba e case Wreck of brig Florida Canton e "mail box Ship Ottavia Trieste e cases Pocahontas Bristol m Iron bar Clendower Liverpool i?box South port e case Argo Havre iecase >e case le case Francis 1st o boxes Schr. Duty Chase Barracoa ie case Ship Hemlrick Hudson London ie case London lecase lebox Brig Northerner Marseilles ro hlids James McCofcb Porto Rico lecase Ship Baltimore Havre >e barrel Independence Liverpool ie bag Steamer Great Western Bristol tecaso Brig Eliza St Croix ie box Ship Ontario London tecask Rhone Havre ree bales New York Liverpool ie cask Siddons ie crate New York ie package Toronto London ie package e looking glass Brig Tain O'Shanter Curracoa o boxes Ship New York Liverpool ur casks Westminster London ie cask 10 cask 11 lecask iree boxes Brig Honduras Mansanilla ie box Ship Sheridan Liverpool le'runk ie paper parcel Barque Telegraph Hamburg ree casks Ship Sheridan Liverpool e case Louis PhilUpe Havre ie trunk Barque Telegraph Hamburg m case n bale* Ship Columbus Liverpool ie package Ship Stephen Whitney Liverpool reive cases Gladiator London ro casea io box Barque Telegraph Hamburg le cask ShipAlesto Bristol ie box Brig Orion Laguira io box lebox Ship Charles Carroll Havre ro cases ie case e box Sheridan Liverpool e bundle and two Quebec London Jars steel ie weight Brig Tarquina Malaga ro cases Ship United States Liverpool ie box Barque Gen. Wittshire ie case Shin Wellington London lecase incase Charles Carroll Havre ght pieces matting Brig Gen. Harrison Rotterdam le boi Ship Norma Havana >e keg Brig Oipsey Lanzeroot ree cases Ship Oxford Liverpool ur cases Brig Russell Leghorn te package Caroline Bremen te case le case Ship Stephani Hamburg reive casks Philadelphia London ro casks Oxford, Liverpool e cask Patrick Henry le case Switzerland London ebalo Henry Clay St Petersburg e case Argo Havre e box Patrick Henry Liverpool 0 cases North America e case e case Roscius e package Barque Washington Hamburg ebox Brig Warsaw Mntanzas 1 bags Ship Eutaw Liverpool o barrels Brig Francis Amy Havana ree cases Ship Independence Liverpool e cask Virginia e cask Europe ireascs Virginia ce cases ;ht cases marble Barque J. Emlen Gibraltar culpture taken out PACKAOF.R- VKISRLf. WHIRS FROM. g crate Vewel unknown Unknown e crate s crate stone hammers ee barrels Brig Oipsy Difthy 0~"MORE HUMBUG ABOUT OVERSHOES' ?The ilealert in India Rubber Overshoes, who have beea deterred from purchasing their snptdies of Sheet Rubber Shora from ua.by threat*of prosecution from S.C Smith,for infringement, are respectfully informed, that the anit recently pending between its and Smith, was this ijay terminated by a verdict in our favor, thereby making null and soid the humbug pretended patent for making of Sheer Rubber Shoes. In the course of charging the jury, Judge Thompson remarks-?" At II events, Mr. Smith wsa not the original inventor of miking shoes in the manner Jesciihed in his patent, because, if the witnesses are to be believed, several other persons had done j lha same thing before." We unhesitatingly assert, that we I beliere Mr. Smith learned the art of attaching leather aoles to mbber suoua from workmen, who learned all they knew of I the linsiuraa at New Brunswick. One thing is certain, Mr. I White ihe foreman o| Smith, worked in onr factory before he worked for Smith, and went into Smith's employ before the date of hia patent. Ol the five principal classes of mannfietured I rubber shoes and overshoes made ar our factory, bill one class ha* ever b> en produced at the store of Smith, and those can be made by the aid of hand-power machinery. We trust buyers i will no longer be hnmhnggrd. HORACE H. DAY, dlO-lw^ge Successor to Roxbury I R Co, t.'> Maiden Laae. UNITED STATES TEA EMPORIUM, 121, late 129 Chatham tbeet, Nav York. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. T^HE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for tale new and fragrant Tena of every variety and style. Their assortment specially includes the mint delicious and powerful grades of (ireen and Black Every package beara the stamp of neatness and elegance, and the Tcaa therein are ao thoroughly aecarad from light and air that their quality and power will remain unimpaired in anv climate. Their aratem of prosecuting business is pirhapa acareely to be eicelled. It ia fonnded upon the utmoat regard to the right* of he customer, especially wih reapeet 'o weight and quality, and unrivalled eheapneaa. All purchasers are called upon to return any irticlea which Uil to giro them the follaat satisfaction, which the money will be rhaerfullv and promptly refnnded. Conntry merchanta, public eatahliahmenta, beada of familiea, ami shipmasters will find it a decided advantage to supply themselves from this eatabliahment. CofTee r tasted avery day. Onlrra (torn all paru of tha United fttntea egecated with promt titude and de?patch. [iy~ The only warehouse in America for the aale nf HonqnVs celebrated Black Tea. _ _ ?|Q Im'r DILLS OE EXCHANOK. payable at sight on all parts nf England, Ireland and Scotland, in euma of ?i, ?10, CIS and ?00 to any amount, for gale by 8. J. SILVESTER, di7 ;tt Wail struet and 1 to Broadway AUCTION SALES. I 1IOM A l) I Anctton.. BV BKI.L k HO W A IIPf 9'irtt Nm.K-Inn and 115 MONDAY. At 1(H riptiona?A large aaaortmrnt of m w and second band furnitiire, cnrlaina, beda, and a variety of honaekeeping article*. Abo, ibe eutire h tndsntm famiture of a family r?mo\ed from Brooklyn. At lll{ oViock. in the Kultou at. atore. I'iano Forte#?5 aidt ndid piano fortea, by virtue of .J) egecu ion and by order of a rrrnu r. THl.'RHP A Y. I'iano Fortea, t aiutinga, aofaa, chain, he. JXC O'CIOC", Ml the SH'l'S rooms. 8 sut?*rb Piano Korfei, a small hut truly v.Paable collection of choice Paintings; It) first rate S.?f s; 12 d- mahogahy chairs, couches, ottomans,divan*. i?n!i*h French ba "'cluck, at 301 Broadway, A general variety of household Roods, furniture, Sic. Also, BO lots hardware, cutlery, Sir rrARrTAND AUCTTON NOTItK.-Messrs. BKLL k HOWARD (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give notice to their friends and the public, that the Auction anil '"em. mission husiuess in all its b-anches, and will ht continued and carried on asnsoal, and on the same honorable terras, at the old stand, No. 32 Ann and 115 Fulton streets. Liberal advances on goods continued for sale. Certain tales and promut returns; a warrantee can le- depended on The regular talc of Furniture, of all descriptions,takes plsce every Wednesday and Saturday. Dry goods, elothing, fancy articles, Tuesdays and Fridays. Out door sales of groceries, furniture, end all descriptions of property, attended to. BKLL 8t HOWARD, d3 Im^ec T1IOS. BKLL, Auctioneer. UCTION NOTICF--S.,le af Fine Cameliat for the Holy days.?A. LKVY will -ell on Tuesday morning, the 20th inst.at I0K o'cloi k, at 151 Broadway, a s|ilendid collection ol Cornelias. now in bloom?consisting of upwards of 200 different sorts, anil well calculated lor the approaching Holy days. d!9 2t*ec M. WARD. Auctioneer ASSJOVKKS SALK OF Sf'LKNDID CABINKT FUK| NITURK, b\ A. C. Hninberl kj?o- will^ positively take of Gold, tills Monday morning at o'rloc*. The eacellence of the furniture wo are Awurrd is fully appreciated but refer f?>r particulars to auction head in Courier 6 1 mis* m DKAKTB on Philadelphia dud 15 ton. for sale"at 8. J. SYCVKSTKR'S, dip ?I Wall street and 1311 Broadway. THE GERMAN SURGEON. UOLOMON H1NE.M. D., No. 57 Keadr atreet, New York. O In scrofula and chronic dieaset no chante made till the patient is satisfied?medicine delivered fretis. All peraona deformed, nnder twenty-one years, can hare their bonea erraiffhtened. References aircn as to numerous patieuts who hare a cu cured in this city. oV 3m*r 'PU DuUGGISTS.?A situation wanted (either in the city k or country) by a youou man. who has had sereial years etnerirnce in tile Retail Drug Business. Direct to DRUGGISTS, at this office Reference?Messrs. John Farr (It Co, Chemists, Philadi I [dna. d 0 3wdJtw*r pOLLK.CTIONS >ii all parts of the United Sta'es made n me moat favorable terms by 8. J. 8VLVE8TEK, sules, Acida, Dyewoods, Lunar 'ltiatic.D aguer reotyi*' Chemicals. German Silver, Hie. kr. ke. See fourth page. ol7 /"^OPPEK.?An assortment from 22 to 32 os of very e*tra v quality, manufactured Iroin tte beat "re. and for rale id lota to tuit purclmseia by E. K. COLLINS St CO.. dl4r 56 Southstreet. ApA HOUSE TO LET? Krom the pre?en'time to May PjB lat, 1813. The two ?tor\ brick h >u?e 200 En I ton afreet. Hent $175, payable ill advance. Apply at 24 Veaey atreet. u 18 3t*r M ,TO LET-The convenient two alory brick home. No. 44 Hobiii'ou at, w> II ctlculafed f r two lainiliea.aud J^ULhalf will be let to each family if desired. A, |ilv at 211 Fr?t llwrt. dl6eod4t*r _ MWAN'Fk.D tohireto the lat of May neit, and after, below the Park, or iu the vicinity, au apartment compoaed of three or four rooina. The nnper |*rt of the or a small houac. A line left at thia ofiiee for" A, 'with indication of the rent and location, will be attended to. dl5 eod3t#r WATEftPKOOK BOOTH?Oum-Elaatic Shoes and Boots and Shoes of almost all the different kinds suitable for winter wear. Also a Urge assortment of fine boots, ahoes, gaiters and pumps lor gentlemen anil bor a: ladies, miaara and children! boots, shoes, gaiters and buskins of the beat quality, ill great ahundancr. All the above articles aud almost every rhiiiK in the boot ami shoo line, may be found at the store of A. KNOX It Co., known at the Clinton Boot It Hhor Market, 7M Canal at, north east corner ol Hudson at, and at rrices to suit any one and every one. dl7 lm*r -Wi 0m MAIL LINK KOR ALBANY, and In termedia'e Places, (or as far as the Ire will ^EnJ^^Lpermil)?In connection with the Albany Stages?Stage and Boat fare JkV T he celebrated ice boat UTICa leaves the foot of Courtandt street, Krery Afternoon at 1 o'clock. Kor passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. SHULTZ. at the office on the wharf. N. B.?(lood roads and superb slei.lnug to A Ibany. dll r f(BP- FOR LONDON?Packet of the 2i ith Oec 7 the slT kgMfVperior fast sadiiig |u>cket ship WIT.STMINSTKR, MMlfaCapi Atwood, will sail as above, he r regular day,has very superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage j>a?seiigeri, who will be taken at reasonable rates on immediate application to JOHN HKKDMAN, dl7 r 81 South street. KOH LiVKHPOOL? N rT^'LlSE-. Regular racket ol lit! December.? -The Splendid Pack" fMililtr II HinnnKH I .i.i.n,, r ivsi. ..r iai,a will poMtiieVy ?ail aVVunve.^r in jf> South ?t. d, _:ii irnil in their bill. of Uiiing thie ney. ni'^.Twifl ZLT^onboerii it Orleen. wh.rf, foot of J^V^^rVnw M 1I- M ?t Which time the .hip w.ll fesssss ,hAr"oih! N?OiU-?ii?, Hollin k Woodraff, wnowUI pt?rf |y forwnnl -II Hood. to then OHr,, fcldre.l*e, will The pAcliet ?hip O^Uin.C.PtAin OH* )(r ^,,1,, j.,.. .nceerd 'he Oconee, ntid ?mI the jftih Dec. o r ^-roow oTrfrrA^;^;, ThijPl'Nu'lN, I kfWy Th.- .plrndld fMi "'''"J j',n?{rhrd m ,or fl0bC.|?in R?weU, will I, few more r. ^^^^eport?cm. h?nd?omel> i. mede on bin end .leer.*' vP*""""?/-'-./! loot ofweli itreel, ?f to bo.rd the .hip it *?,rT" V&N HKBDHAN, Botilh dll M amusements. WlvrK.lt cost KI?T?-V i lll.O'H MAl ?TA BROWNE. Til.- 'ir?i (}hi*i> i o*. r?T will br irivrti on TiirwU* E??iiloir. D?*i-rol>. Bralwm Sony. Bin* B mu pe?. smly, Braham,* Mr.Brnhain fc Mr.C Brham Song, from the Quaker, "The Li Office open daily from U to i, where ticketa may be purcha?cd and places at cured. niTCIIKLI/M 4M. Y7I I'Tr TIIKATKI^ 444 Broadw.lT. New Yort. MONDAY JCVENINO, Dee. 19 will be perform-d SLEEPING BEAUTY. Af>?' lormaine commence it 7. everv cveninir PHAKKMN TIIKATBKCHATHAM SQUARE. REDUCED PRICES? I)re*a circle, 25 cenu, including a lady Second tier Boies I2t? centa. Gallery I2)ic.ents. P'! cent*. No other place nfairnseinrnt in New York nffmda a* much genteel gratification a* on be ?een thia week at the Franklin. Mr. Einmit on thr Banjo, assisted by Master Pierce, for this week ou'v. N. B, Friday, Dec. 16th, the Grrrnans occupy the theatre. in auiiiiimi iw ?fir mrrooj ion? ii?c ui namti is auuea me popu!? Miss Rosalie, Vocahsr. Mr. Hatch, the American rival of Otto Mottv and Paul. Al so, one o! the heat Comic Hunters in New York?hia name can he known only at the Theatre. Mr. Winchell. Yankee Droll i*t; Miss Kmvnn lure, dansense Oarsori the great clown; Krnery, Bentiie, Brown, Mr. C. D. Jet k ins. Master F. Diamond, Messrs. Kugglos. Miller, Meatayer, Brothers of War saw, Hir'iardaon, aud Maater Henry. Among the performers will he found Miss Auriol Miss Ko samond. Miss Augusta. Miss Celeste, and La Petite Cerito. Mr. Nosher's 11 rass Band is engaged. Doors imen at 6?Comim lice at 7. No iieiformsnceon Friday nights. ?rfonnere'; Mr. H. O. 8HF.II.MAN, the popular ballad linger CELESTE, the admired ilin?en?e; Mi?s HOOD.the charming snngstrrsi The Fortune Telling G1PHEY GIHL, lie Alio exhibiting, the Fat Similie of the great picture of Chriat Healing the Hick in the Temple, by Benj. Writ, Esq.; the A'hino l.ailv, and VMhOOO Cariosities. THE HOLIDAYS.?The manager hai had a number of artiitei engaged for several weeks in preparing a tnoat magnifn-en'. and novel exhibition for the Holidays, which will please all taitei, and xurpaai in grandeur anything heretofore seen in New York, p amities and lha public generally will do well to bear this in tnind. Admission :o all 23 rents?Children half price. dll TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS POWERFUL NO VELTIES SPLENDID PERFORMANCES:!' HKW YOKK JH'SKUM AND PICTtltE wALLrRr. Brotulrrai/, Ojn'onifr Ihr Cay Hall. Mr. H. BENNKTT, Manager. Entire Change of Entertainment. Mr. NELLIS, bom without arms, will execute a greet vsrietv of i xnloitr. nerlorm en many Mmio-I Icstrnmrnt, and hive any of the audience Mr. JENKINS, the unrivalled deline itnr of Comic Character*, Popular Voealut.and unetiuallerl Banjo Player. MASTER HAWK DIAMOND, the heat Ethiopian Dancer in Amrrica. Mr. D. WRIOhT, the KaDrtto Melodiat. erformaltcea, Picture Gallery, Dreaaee of UUKRN VICTORIA and the DUTCHESS OK RENT, live Alii ihi Deer, Mermaid, lie all for ONE SHILLING. Thuradav?Benefit of Mr. I). Wright. nort our A Double Mpoiiian Live Hull, taken near Buenoa Ayrea, the llai a. hy the Spaniarda. in lite vear I #40, and impotioa New Vork in 1IM*. He ia cooatdered bo natural lata to be the moat wouue, formity in llie known world. He hae a double winopine, m.. ble hrraat, uouble paunch, double riba, ail ieui. oouuie and aotne other narta double. He ia |?rfeetlv aouuu good health, and auppoacd to lie nine veara oto.anu ?ne? near 1,500 pound#. Profeaaora of Natural Hiatorv, Snnrrona. andAnai/ won d do well to viait and judge lor taeniae,*** A Three Legged Cow, now three veara old. H' of one fore leg, and waa ao from iiiru,, ? Pi I Trill V ft W at, Delaney, near the nowery. dl.7 lm*r L'A.Nl:Y ARTICTLEV KOR THK ,HOL YDAYS.-Tha a suhscriliet ha* received by the laiest arrivals, a very rich assortment of Paris Kancy Articles .consisting ol fancy work hoiea, paper do, gam s in roie wood botes, embroidering frames with canvass and col'd cotton, children's toys, perfumery, end soap, of assorted gnaliliea, etc. etc. The public is respectfully inrited to call and examine ihe above stock, previous In purchasing elsewhere, al dt lin'r F b". KRANCISCHI. Broadway, SOMETHING NEW. RUSSIAN WOOL?KLA8TH FROCK COATS AND HOUND JACKETS. ANEW a superior article of Clothing suitable lor the pre?ent ?c.i*on, roinbimiiK economy w*rmtn, and bfinic sialic, permirs th* free a*e of the froxsale wholesale Kul retail, ?t So. 411 e^nr corner of W illiain it. P'l USK, No,231 CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH, ADJOININa THK MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA. Is in complete order, ind ready for the reception ol Gentlemen an.I Kainilres, iH im ii*r H. I. HARTWELL. Sd^L l S^P E N\ R D STREET. vl ni-liU, r raiK ttiVMCian, al ill continue* i? to treat, with Mtoniahin* tneee**, all dneaee* peculiar to female*. 8ni>pr?ui?r<. irretnlaritv. ub* unction, kc, bp whatever ran*e produced. can be removed by Madame C. In aver? ?ort lima. Madame C'.b mrdirnl e*tahliahmcnt harimt andenrone thorough repairs ami alteration! for the better accommodation of her nnmeronr pat'ent*. the n now prepared to receive ladiea on the point of confinement, or thoee who wiih to be treated (or obi rnctiitn of 'heir monthly period. Madam- t;. can he tomnlted at her reaidence No. M Unpen -d it. Hi all tin**, and with the itricteat regard toeecrear ac e-mtn-i|ie?r ?rand letter* mint he poet-paid dl6 lie d\ kwy iMKTl.OlJESk FEMALK PILLS. 'I'Hl "If Ur (am* I and celebrated Pill*. from /iwtnntl, t we nerc#t?e, to be obtttneo m Cue country tee*dfe#*?k| ?(Bi on ifte Inet eeiemn *-V ?F

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__L>=jfasaaggg?ggga News of all Hurt* Fr*t*? from Campeachy?Dat*a are to the 24th ultimo. More than 250 deserters Irom the Mexican* were in Campeachy they complain ot having suftered t. uch from hunger since they United, and state also that many h ive died from disease. A geutlemm who visited the steamer Guadaloupe, etn'es th ?t the English seamen on hoard are quite dispirited and discontented, as well on aceouul of poor and tntv provisions, aa of the ill usage they receive from the Mexican commander ol the wpiadron. The Haytien i>iki ici-'.ty ?According to treaty stipulation, no Mayiien vessel was allowed to approach within 9 leagues ot Cuba A schooner litviug inlringed (ins provision, was captured bv the Spaniards In r urn. the Huyuenscaptured a Spanish vessel, lound off their coast. It was lor ilns outrage. that the Governor General sent a trig tie und several other vessels to Hayti to obtain satisfaction, the result ot which had not been learned at Havana at the last accounts. lsiss of Schooner Gom mbi s.?The schooner Columbus, of Cleveland, Ohio, Charles Marsden, mast-r. on lier wav lrom Michiaan Citv. Indiana, to Buffalo, on the 18th day of November, wrecked, together with her cargo, freight and lading, contacting ol 32 tierces flix and grassseed; lObarrelsol flax seed, and one tierce do; II kegs butter; 4320 bualtela wheat; 35 sacks buckwheat (lour. The said schr. was wrecked about seventy liiilea north ol Grand Kaven, on the east shore of Lake Michigan. The rehooner, cargo, 5cc., abandoned as a total lose. The captain and crew made thvir way hither, a distance of 110 miles, through deep enow, without orovisions, in twelve days. onow Stoum.?The storm which prevailed here on Tuesday, npi>eara 10 have been very extensive, and attended with n heavy tall ol enow in the interior. The Housatontc train, due nt Albany Tuesday evening, did not arrive until neon the next day. The western train due at Albany Wednesday afternoon, had not arrived late in the evening. And the cars west from Albany, on Wednesday morning encountered a snow bank two miles out, and alter several hours spent in fruitless exertions, they returned. The lorenoon train Iroin Springfield did not arrive at Botson until seven o'clock Wednesday ivening, and brought nothing beyond Springfield. The train on the Eastern or Portsmouth road, that wasdue at Boston a seven o'clock Tuesday evening, did not arrive until five the next morning. Between Springfield and Albany it is probable that liie snow is quite deep. Weathkr in Nkw Ori.kans.?Yesterday was almost a summer day?certainly as warm as one in spring,and of a nature to make men half incredulous as to ice and snow being abundant at tlte North, or of irv rinintn? in nnr W-atsrn riuura V?,? ,.f grans are visible in all direction*, in the vicinity of this place?the trees have quite a desire to hud, and we anticipate ere long to hear the songs ol birds in the woods Such weather is pleasant in the extreme, but it is unseasonable and badly calculated to r? store the strength which lias been so steadily drawn upon, in those of us who have suffered the heats of the oast summer. It is fuvorable for the poor, who, in such weather need not shrink from and -hiver in the cold. Pleasant also, for invalids from colder regions, as well as lor Strang* rs,who for the first time have occasion to teel tlv truth of the expres>ion, sunny South." The streets yesterday were thronged by people ol all grades, and Chartres street, the fashionable promenade for gaily dressed ladies, resembled the brilliance of a tulip garJen in full bloom.?.V. O. Bulletin Vte. 7. Anoturu It eduction of M'sians?The Jackson Manufacturing Company in Nushv.lle, New II unpshire, have resolved to reduce the wages of their operatives twentv-hve per rent, on the 26'h inst The Nashua Gazette states, that the wages ol the agent, clerk and overseers, are to continue unreduced. At New Market the same course has been adopted in the factories The following item is from the factory Girl, a paper published at >*w Market:?A notice has been posted up in the mills in tins place, informing the oper itivesthat they must submit to another re auction of wages! Weavers who tend four looms, are "reduced" from 1!) cents per cut to 14?those tending three looms, front 19 ?ui??u m/2 iriii3|.ri cm. i ur wages ui spinners, carders and dressers, "reduced" in the same proportion. Only j?l 12^ cents is now allowed tor board. Discharging tne spire help as fast as possible. Wages of toe over-: ers, are from $d,50to $2 per day?agents, from #1 To#7 per day. Electro Macjsk rio Th-boraim!.?The Natioml Intelligencer .-tales that Professor Moise of New V rk, the inventor ot the electro magnetic telegraph, is now in Washington. He has established his telegraph between two of the committee rooms at the Capitol, the House Committee of Commerce, and the Senate Committee of Naval Allairurn*d down on Tuesday morning?the inmates barely escaping with their lives. Ttie building was owned by Eli Sheldon. Professional.? The death of a printer is thus chronicled in an English paper:?" George Wood cock, tiie of his profession, the lype ot honesty, the of all; although the hand of death has put a .to ...V n II. Choked to Death?A young man named Daniel M'Goy, mate of the steamboat Cicero, goto bone ot a pheasant in his throat a few days since and died on Saturday morning from the effects of it. He is said to have been a worthy young man and had hern but a few months married.?Piltitmrg Chronicle. Pork Business.?The Alton (111.) Telegraph says: "We understand, from undoubted authority, that oilers have been made by eastern operators to dealers in pork in this city, lor the purchase of several thousand barrels ot Lard. It is wanted exclusively to be manufactured into oil." New Invention?V. Leblanc, of West Baton Rouge, has invented a labor-saving machine for cutting sugar cane, which it is said will pertorm the work ol tw enty-live or thirty negroes a day. Cost ok a Marruor License ?The clerk of the County Court of Dallas, Alabama, hnB been fined $3500 for having issued a marriage license to a young man to marry the daughter (aged 12 or 14 yearn) of VI r Beal. Kemkp Comino'?The Green Bay Republican announces the sale arrival at that place ot the remains of the Wisconsin Bank, amounting to precisely $28 in coppers! Lumber in Maine.?A sale has lately been made of the pine timber, growing upon a lot of land of about 150 acres, in Waterford, Oxford county, for the sum of ten thousand five hundred dollars; arid those who are familiar with the business say that the purchasers, at the present distressed prices for lu nber, will make five thousand dollars by the purchase. New Speculation.?Some wag advertises that application will be made atthe next session of the Legislature for a Charter to incorporate a Company tor he purpose of manufacturing Pills and Poudrette, w th Banking Powers, to be called "All Association for ilir advancement ol Science and Morals." Capra! 500,000 francs. Timks in Florida.?The Tallahasse Star sr.ys, it is slated that there are 1278 cases set down for trial on the civil docket, at the present term oi the Sup-rior Court lor this county Judgment, it may be presumed, will t>? taken in most cases. OmoRivun.?At Pittsburgh on Wednesday the river had eight and s hall feet water in the channel At Wheeling, on the same day, the river had fifteen leet, and was falling. At Cincinnati, on the 18th, the river had 20 to 90 feet in the channel. Corn Stai.s Suaar.?The Louisville Journal says that a gentleman is thst neighborhood intends to cultivate an acie of Indian corn forBU^ar neityear, and he says he will convice the West that 11100 pounds can be produced from an acre. Vermont Lunatic Asylum Since ths opening of the Asylum (Dec. l'i^h, 1836.) 424 patients have been admitted, 311 have been discharged, and 113 remain lu the in-uitution. Of the 424 patients who have been admitted, 179 have recovered, equal to 42 21 per cent. 21 have died, being a little more than 6 per cent. Laconic.?The following brief confab pa?*ed in the stirets ol Washington a few days nnrf.be tween Gen. Scott and Col. Johnson. It is the prrttiest linen of laconics we have met this many a day Grn. Scott.?"Well, Colonel, I suppose you ex. I pect to get the Democratic nomination I Con. johnson ?"In one contingency, General, I I have not ibe least doubt of it i Gun. Scott.?"What is that, Colonel T" I Cot. Johnson ?"Why,it the whigsnominate you, I the democrats will lakt me to Ixat you.'" I Coon Part*.?We like a good thing, even should I it tell against us, and it is this predilection which in I dure* us to publish the following acrap, decidedly I the bast thing of the kind wr have clntai ed to meet: I The coon is not yet "under cow I Although hfl's grieved (all sore j only "playing possum" now? I Jis'U bite la /erty fewr. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ON THE PHIM'IPLK OF ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. \f LE VFTT.Dentiat, the introducer into thi*couarry tn 111 the Veer I J, of inaertinc Teeth on the aboae vCleuifir principle, aa practise by hiuraelf ALONE, cnuila the attention of the puhl r to Ida great improvement. The ealabltahed rr| uti'iou nf Dr Letett hie eaay, w* II known, |** die laced liy nature. M. LEVfcTT, Deutut,?60 Uioulwav, Corner Warreu street op|H>aite the Park. [Copy of a Letrer lrotn M. M. Noah, Khj, to Dr. Ler tt Ni YUl. May 2?th, 1W1 Dear SirIt is both a matter of duty and pleasure tistate, that th at t of artificial tee'h on the principle of atiiiosphe ro reaanrc which yon m ide fora lady lu my tatnily hat succeeded hi every reaiiect, m ippe.vrance, comfort, and utility, and ha? given entire satisfaction. I am, dear air your obedient aerrant, [Signed] M. M. NOAH, Dr. Lev etl liaa to rmiaap'O t.rrelertoio of tie elite ol the Ltlir.eri-of New York. ftt lm*r SITUATION WAN I'ED?By a competent i en on to act a k a 'earn ii in n wholes r particulars and reforencea addreaa Boi No. 7*1 Lower Poat Office. (Jeutlernen'a Hi raea taken c? ol ilurilnf the wiuterala very eas II.sli lr rsle^ Ap I. ar ',8 Maiden Lane. iiU lm*r a RHEUMATISM RHEUMATiakl I T)KKSO S afflicted with Rh? umatiim are uow Ix-fiiming; to i iwai> th t if v cout'uu* to suffer any longer they aW whom it inny concern?This certifies that last spring I wastaken with a violent rheumatism in all my limb*. So rem vm ibt pain that I waa BMbb to Uirn orar tn ny bad w itiumt help; and at one time the pain was so severe that I did n >t sleep tor nearly week. 1 euunoredtix r eiiht DbyiieiiDs baa ilit not paliava ma in i*?- (neat* when fieitTiVBOi Dr Henry'? Svruj) 1 procured a bottle on Thursday morning, and i i Smi thy fus person*, and Di.f'utll in niirtiiit ??f the Indians hi Florida. We have seeu letters t ?>m Lieut. S. confirmatory of this extiaordinary cure and its entire success, thai tiie loss of ihese important organs so skillfully replaced by Dr. Castle is now no more a s>uieeof regret to the Lieutenant. Dr. C. inserts artificial on the principle of adhe tion by atmospheric pressure, which he lirst introduced to the notice of the public in 18.''8. Dr. A C. Castle refeis to the Spanish, Ficuch and KnglLh Amb.vsadors, Mr Sfoughion the Spanish ''omul, Dear Admiral W ildion, Loid Mo?i*th, Geu McOarty, Dr. K. C. Johnson, President of the Medina! Society, S. N. V.: Mrs. S'l KLLO.?Female Periodical Pills guarA'* .ti.tred metrary case where the monthly periods havi be* cine irregular from c*>lds or other causes. Their ctrtainty of action has long been >?ckuowleuip d by the medical profession, and hundreds th?t have uselessly tried various boasted retiied? ??indeed, so sun are these Pills in then effects, tbitctn is int'im John reet DLAPK Ma H BLfc?P?u tons lidi Black Maroir, lor by D I: r PERdHfikBROOKA No. 61 Libette street jffgL FOR SAL hi.?That valuable stand known a* 'be L? uu l 1 mil Hott I i uih d in 'I town Ol lsiip, in BUI* J^JdRfolk county, L. 1. The house is built iu modern style, and of the best materials and workmanship, wi h a front of eighty feet, kirolu n included, two arorhs lush, with an attic .oid i* ralculatedto accommoda*tes within about f 'ur miles of the pre iruses, and atfords an easy and convenient communication with the cities of New id Biooklym. No part ef Long Island affords greater facilities for fowling. or bay or brook lishiug, or t)ie noble i|ioit of back hunting. Deer being very abundaut in the vicinity, and are frequently found on trie piemises. There la about two hnndrrd acrea ol land, and meadow attached to the piemises, and n good proportion of at-aud or shore. The house and necessary out buildings, would be sold with the whole, or a part of the land as may beat suit the purchaser The terms will be liberal, and the li* r uudispiiied. Kor a more minute description of the property, inquire of J AMK8 ROWK, 117 K.asi tiruadway, or ol D. X. HALL, IfilS Chatham street, New York, or of the subscriber 011 the premises. WILLIAM HAWKINS. Dated, Itlip, Nov. 1842. r!2 lin"ee ,-.vX WANTKD TO PU KIT IASL?A country residence fT? within 25 miles ol New York, one with from 5 to 20 LjIfL acres of land, near Loug Isl'iid Sound, preferred. AtlJress with lull particulars, box 7, wt Olfice, Po?i hkrt jwie, N V. nl do Dancing Pumps, 1 23 do Dancing Gaiter, beantiful article, 150 Atld nil other kind* of Shoes and worked slippers in fashion; ladles (titter boots, buskins, slipp. rs, ties, quilted shoes, |.rnn* lias, wl lie and black at n, and hu'tnu shoes; In na rubber stn luiied, plain and all other kit ds of orer shoe*; clogs, and toe greatest a-sor'inenl C'.ual street GItlaGOllY Ik CAH1LL, do lin'r %7 Broadway. I. I I 6s FIU.M i SK>. f. A. GKKDY, de Paris, Ins .qiened a store 1(7 Broadway .e he I* pie| ared to re- rise and le ca.e orders 'or b nits ol a I descriptions AUhoug i his pricei are low! r hy w u dollaia than those of any l"a. Inuable bieach sia'di-hont nt in tins city Jus ooots will he foand st least equal i ujiy made here or r| where. He imports Ins Itsts from Pa.a and so moilitiea them as tn lit any irr*cnUrly ahiped foot Mi. Ge.dy oig i et erienee under Mr. Fori and other re'ebrat?d mD HHOr.H.? W LK KIt respectfully iovitei the attention of the puhiic tonit larfe a*#o rtmrut of ladies' and lentltmtna9 boots .lucl short, cork sol'itnd water proof; French *nd nstiff calf, and fancy dress hoots, danciog tsi'eu and pumps, oyer shoes, india rubb r and water proof, moccasins, ladies, Diimi i and childreu** gai.ers. boot*, shoes and buskins, of the choicest *ehction iTi- n'a. boy s, and children s coarse and i m boots and shoe I 01 the cl u .eat kinds, cheaper than ver before offered in .he city. 4 If# Bread way and 204 Canal, north west corner of Hndsonafreet, eT 'm*r aklg LA tut Droadw.tr, keep4 a line assortment of lames'*nr. It the *ole? separate h.no the uppen, the shoes will be taken ok wohout aiumbliiiK, and the money refunded Every cust'*m? i &hall he satisfied, it it cost us the value of all he buys We are op{w)ttdto imp? aition in every shape, and particularly caution buyer-, not to urchaae any shoes for c ur make out of any store, unlets out nam* is pasted inside. Mauy shoes ar? s ild f ir our m ike, that we never saw until they rime to be lammed. HORACE H. DAY, hW rs* i*. 7|*i h T, hnr Jknrf CLIN ll)N l heap Boot au t Shot Mol? mk| H .1 i.i .uit (li, nmr,. Al (l.o*e whowrai fox''* and allot, will do well to aira a call. L.* lie,' akri mia.et' bu.lnn. from J j Rn)1 8 ,hi|lin?a pri pair; aantlainaiia bo>u froin II,hill. to ,4 p., p,)r; bora' ooof.from*.lulling. ?0 tl Miliar ran. All whowi.hto.iva k. t~r caat will air. cull at tha Clinton Cb.ap Boot and Hhoe Ma tart, JO* (itaanwich, tornar Bpna, aCraat. d7 lm-r BY THE PRESIDENT OK THt UNITED STATES. r* pavmtance of law. 1, JOHN"TYLER. President ol the 1 UniiedSritesofAmmca.du hereby declare an t make known, (hat nublic aale will be held at the Laud Office at Kalamazoo. iu the state of Michigan, commencing on Monday, the second lay of January neat forth* disposal oc the wmappioprtsied pub* lie lands within the l imits ol the sections aud townships hereinliter design ited, which I tare heietofore bet-u withheld from t.ile, am thr Sotiowaaaiie aud Niles hull in reserv Uions, to wit: South of the bate lint, and lf\gt of the meridian. Section* eight. aeveuleen, eighteen, nineteen, tw?# ben tariff, tb? ml) it selling hi*stock of Gold and !*ilvei Levers, An* hor Ktcapement ine, and other Watches, ol new aud splendid Patterns, and Jewelry, at reUil, at a considerable reduction rrom former prices, being much lower than they can be bought for at any other place in the citv. Gold Watches as low as 20 to 26 dollars each. Watches auu Jewelry exchanged or bought am watches warranun to aeep good tune or the money re* 'vrtird. Watches aud Clocks repaired in the best manner and warranted, at inueh less than the usual prices. G. C. ALLEN, Importer of \V \tihc* aud Jewelry, Ii% lin*r Wholesale and Retail, 30 W ill at., upstairs. Hmi filE LOVeTTs Ok blfFERlOR BEXi K TKAJ Howqna's Mixture?This extrnriely uebcii.ua and imj aralItled Tea, so highly celt I rated iu Ch na and Europe, ju.st imported, is now for salt at the Cauton TeaCotnprcM Coats, made and tnmmt-d, *$7 00 to $A SO Frock Coats, do do 8 CO to io Pants and Vests, 1 75 to 7 00 Over Coats. 9 00 to U fo rjf?* Terms?Cash ou delivery. _ oik itp^C MICHAEL E. MARTIN (n ?GUNS?GUNS?Ai auction prices?100 double bar 7 rel docking guns, made expressly for Sou tit Side Loug Island. 200 Cocking Onus, assorted, 1 6 fo 7-4 boxes, ass rt lengths, 'JOfl Single barrel guns, commou to fine. 300 Rilles, from So to $40 each. SI i Paris pistols Gunsmiths and dealers iu guns will find at this denot every article w uited by the manufiictarer or ?p irtim, fai aay n mmi desired, as follows?gen lock a. riil*- locks, mi, springs, i cont?, taps, wiids, womajUna, nes, wmim fimutass, lie. AlfiO, IiOi in mad pOWMSHM, from I to 16 oz: game bags, shot bags.primers, wrenches, file. A. W. SPlr.S fii CO., i26 Im'r 2IR Pearl street. TO the widows of the soldiers and sailors o. the revolutionT try war, who were married before the 1st of January, 1791, and irbo can prove the services of their husbands, aud the legality of tneir marriage, can, by applying at No. tb Merer street, hear of aoa>ethi'?g to rheir advantage. Those not able to produce tlu required evidence n?ed not apply. Pcsons rtsiding a a distance, aud who will aduress as above, (post n* d> will receive attention. Those wanting my services will do well to apnly before the 1st of January, as I have other busi nt-ss, which will call me to Washington, during tne present srssion of Congress. A. K. CHlLDS. n!7 lm*r IMPROVED MINERVA SHOULDER BRACE, Wl I'll Ooodyfai1! Patent lost In Me Ru'.l.e 8uring?.-T??e object of ihii irticle is by bracing the' shoulder*, t eipu*a the che if, n i vr free action u> the iu*.gs, ami 1 in prove the lorn Parents and guirliafij are p^iticularly rtqu sftd to tiam:.:this article 'I* it may bf depended on (or the rurpos" for which it is recommended, and will be found of vastutility at d benefit to children of nth r set and all pert. us vr o hat aiqnred the habit of stooping, t?i? brace can b-- worn with pnfect ease, end witl be fi und no impediment t) ?he tret u e of the aana. 1 bey are manufactured under ihe immediate inajK'ciiori f Mr. ParseRs, who haa for t' e last hi teen years bttii enfegtd in the manufacture of a v'li -ty of braces, hut noue ih r conld b rt corn nendett as p1111. FamilieeVeaidiii* ii> the country can hare four artla of hooka GKO. V. H. YOUNOS, No. I? Neat u air. t, rlfl Iw r C[ I'tnn Hall. \e .v York. "TROYS'. TOY* l'UYta !?Juat opened w and Ireeh A aaanoinrntof common and lint l oaite Cenire Market, for tale, whnleanle and retail, cheaper than aerr. Toy rival era are re afectfullv inriteil to call and eaamine for theinaelrea. Don't forget the number?333, two dooia above Araad etteef. r.fl b*v In t m VjKOAR DIVAN, XUK Broadway.-JAS. K. DKL VtCC5 OHIO tc CO, haveconeianur en hand Angara of tfia ehei vit brand-, via L.i Norma'.. La Coutancti, Pa'amo Regalia, Canonaa, Oaaadora, C"iB|i culiar mild flavor of line Tobacco, cannot 1'itl to aire great nr.tone ty among amoker*. The I'ublic arc leepectfullv nform-d that all aegata aold at thi" eetahfjahmatil are warranto 1 imported. A Smokit g Room in the rear anpplied with the American ami Kncliah iiaoera. J H 1). V. a Cit return aincere than'ta to their fib ntlr and the public for the liberal pvrtmage run tub d toward, them. JAMK.fi H. Df.L VM't HIO o? *tawhn*r HOBKWT A. .I?HNStt v TMI'ROVVD SOLAR LAMPA. U^KONDOLa.B. CAN I DM. A Bit AS, Chandalii r* Candle Brackets, Ho. Jar.? WORA54 S HAIiUIIWOUT, 961 B srlway, agents for ma r ulacntrera, are now or cning a splendid assortment of ea.tre new patterns, of the followingartirlet: Silvered and Ormolu Cbandaliert, 6 to 24 lights Do do Gtrondolet, I to 5 du l> do CandelabrHt.l to 1.5 do Do do Brackets, I to 5 do Hall Lvntems, from 3 to Church Lamps aud Chandaliert, of allhinds Soil coding Solar Lamna, for chorches and pnblie bnildrngt W. It H. would invito particular attention to some new aim healthful patterns of improved Parlor Solar Lamps, w. mh lor brilliancy and economy Cinnot be aorpaaae.1. AI?o a very valoable article of deflector, for tmpioving the lirhtaf the orrti ntry a>tral lamp Alto, a full assortment of line at Olasi Ware, of most superior color and laiest pattella?all at a re dilation of 25 In 30 per cent below the us isl prices tnge'he' with a full assortment of plated Were, Japsnn d Ware, lie? lea and 'olfee Urns, Castors, Baskets, Candles oka. cor'd ffiahea. Total Hscka, l.iqnor b'ranies, Bottle StaniL, oval sin oaud Waiters, Hue Table Cutlery, in ssts an in dogr s t't.r Japsnnsd Tea I'rays in seta and single ones; Dunn's Britauma Tea and Coffee Sets: Brouse aud Paper Ink Traft. Card Harks aud Batketa. and every variety of House Kurmsbing (foods. P. T-Lamp*, Chaudaliers. Caudelsbraa, Cut O an. China am! all other goods, kept on hand sag so tally for loaning to parties. dlltt'r MEDICAL. PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE TREATMENT OF VENEREAL DIS EASES IN CONNEXION WITH THE COLLEGE OK MEDICINE AND PHAR MACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. THE College of Medicine and PharmifV of the city of New Yo k, have opened in connexion with their Medical and Surgical Consult in.- Rooms, an establishment foi t e exclusive reception of patients suffeiinx froin venereal diae No class of human nodadies requires for their sare and successful treatment a grea'er degree of matured experience and it ictised ?k.II. than do those which iic? enU'li on her votaries hut alas! as thousands must bitterly acknowledge# no other clas-s nis been so much suljected t the malM* atmeut of heartless 4ii'l uneduear?*d pretenders?men without character?without medical knowlekge? without exneiience? witliout responsibility. The members of the College are fullv couviuced that were venereal disease* uniformly subjected to the frratmeol of properly qualified physicians, a vast amount ot human suffering would or orevened, aud the innocent tared from the conseque icea in which thev are now too often involved with the guil .11 .udt'i rln-it I to *ii| is fir s ;h?s oh>e, th is ruinous quaoriuiiiiy dow afforded. By der, W. S. RICllARDSON, Agent, OfTirr and Consulting Km mi of the College 13 In 97 Nassau itrret. New York. HULL'S TKUNSKt* NOTICE TO RUrXORSD PERSONS. PERSONS i iflirted with ruptures may rely ni>on the best instrumental aid the world affords, on application at the office. So. 4 Ye ey street, or to either ol the a'geuts id the principal towns iu the United States. Be careful to examine the back pad of Hull's trusses, to see if thay arc endorsed by Or Hull, in writing Nouc are genuine, or to be relird ujiop as good, without his signature Msny iwrsons have undertaken to rend Imitatious of Hull's celebrated trusses. aprl thousands are imp.wed npuu m consequence. These imitation* cannot be relied upon they are made by unskilful mechanics, and are no better than the ordinary trusses. Rooms have been fitted up at No. 4 Vesey street, exclusively for ladies, having a separate entrance from the business detriment, whoe a female is in constant attendance to wait uion female natieuts. nil loir E X F E R I E N C E L'OR FOUR YEARS has fully tested the extraordinary sirJr rues of DR. SHERMAN'S MEDICATED LO/h NGES. Several uiilliou botes have beeu sold,and given perfect satisfaction to ai' who have used them. PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN, Lawyers, Professors, rich and poor, high and low?in fact, nearly the whole American people, nave given them their sanction, and they aie now fast spreading their influences to every part of the known world. Drs. Hunter, Smith. Rogers, Vanderpool, Scott, and four hundred other physician* in New York city alone, reeeinuiend SheinMti't Loxenges, daily, in their practice. Sherman's Medicated Loze.igcs are never sold by the ounce, hut always in boxes, wi: is name attached. The Doctor being an educated *nu elitei>.-u *1 the Chest, Whooping Cough, Cough attending Measles, and all affections of the Lung*, are immediately relieved b/ Sherman's Cough Lo?.engts. They entirely cure all recent c?um* s in a few hours, and often tire most alarmtug emeu of Consumption yield, as if by magic, to their happy influence, as in thecise* of the lie?. Mr. Anthony, tne Rev. Mr. Strceter, and hundreds of others, eveu where they had b"7 New Vorg I'u.t Office. nB lm*r 1.UCINA COR1HAL. VjAONIN'S LUC1N A CORDIAL, for the anre and speedy W cure of jjMvm MOMapnea, mmmm, tipaa*?ey, lucorliK or while*, gleet, obatructed, dificull or jiaiutul meoatrn atron, incontinence of orine, or involuntary diacharge thereof, and for the general proalrt'ion of the iyeli m, no natter whetlr er the reault of inherent cauaea.nrol cause* produced bv inegularity, illueaa, or accident. The wide-apread celefnty of thi* wonderful and ineatunable cordial in both hernial lerea ia a sufficient guarantee tor it* quick and positive aucceaa in curing all the above affections and com|i!niuu. Nothing can be more surprising than ita invi goraung effects on rhe human frame. 1'eraotuall weakness and laaaitn Te before t-liing it, at once become robust anO lull of euery under ita inilnece. It iinmedialely counter icta the nerve. Ltsut-ss or looseness of the fe.naJe frame, winch ia the only cnuee of barrenness; and which, prior to Dr. Maguiu't discovery was consider'd to be incurable. And tl siwedily remove* the impedimenta produced by phytic*! i rostratiou. which Ire queutly deter men from gttting married. Language, indeed anijot do iualice to the menta ol the Lucini Cordial, which ia regarded h; the heads of the (acuity in all |u?rta ol the world as one ol the moat import&ut medical dweovenea of any age. I rice tl per b.ntle. Soldat9d N'usaa street, and No. JO North Sitth atreet. t'brladefphia. n!9 Ini'r COUGHS, CULLIS, CONSUMPTIONS, II .Afteotfi, Sore Throat, Sinning ol Blood, Brnuchuts, \c., is cared for oue shilling by a scientific physician's invention, c il led?Professor Jones' Coiuh Caiiiiv, or rmnpmr.Hi eitiart of tola and bpUiish most, compos* d oft J ot the rarest tu rns and plants the vegetable emn.r. i-itu. ia.* rvla.r. l..i,mvlri..Liir,ni. I., itm nt.l.l o *wl No. 2, is guaranteed curr of Vetierc uiadicine and reonisite, *ary, 3 Division street, wi h the f tr famed and .usily c*-l? brat# d hunf r Iti .I I)iop, t lie e would not he any other remedy used; his medit in?* Ins proved i ee* 11 twelve yr ars ago to be he oni) 'U f ana harmless care n .nt? th ?*e .fll ctea ar?? rct? ec"?i* ly incited toes I uidf xain n* ilu* many P riate nmrns and read liu' d eds of rertitii u of persons who !?tve been cured by this ediciuv after all else hav fail* Price $1, WarrnU-d malt .11,. t'ers iuiii A Inn ,Rochester, Hinl Uutlalo, N.Y.,Do?trtK)ibtil by an cinineut nhy-iau, in liquid lorm. Surely it issupiericr when taken in the shape of a beautiful randy, pleasant tu the taate, elegant iu lorin.ainl miraculous iu?n*eTatn.u It Uerds but >ue trial to coui incc all of in menu It is but oue shilling fur a trial: who will use ill It it slightly nurga ire,removing all humors Irum autl purifying the blood, la lact, Irom the hundreds a ready cured by this, toe proprutor feels warranted iu olfeitug these terms lhal iu case persons are not satisfied, to return the mouei to them?the public must percene this is fair dealing, aud plainly proves tintthis is uo pulfed uostruiu. The pro|Uietor requests one Lxial from all perscus who have pulmonary c inolaiuu. He warrants there is uo mercury in this our m iv us it. Sold only at I, 2 or 4 shillings a arite pickaye .by T. lories, sum of the Am. ric in Ragle 82 Chatham si. N Y. A(e pointed A.n Uir tulh. It it naiucu! u!y ntelal in casra of apaugy taint, metering 'he ui to a healthy tin to, and causiuu tliein to contract around the teeth. Iu painful&flectiouaof the teeth and ctunt, nntinft from -apoeure cold, it Trill be foaod highly beneficial. It it par .icnlarty ten it?bit to nut the Onir Tooth Wuli ttuitht juat bef ue retiring to reat. Thit method u recommended by emiicut deutitu, at by to doing ill iwrtirlet of food which tccamalate during the dny art rutuely removed, and ti,e month kept through tin- night iu t clou, aweet, and healthy itnte. Sound teeth and white teetn are the uiott valuable inrtiont of poor humanity; hat how many neglect the attention neessary for their preservation, even wheu aurrounded by all the meant needed. Among theae we know of tone more pleasant and effectual than the Unit Tooth With -it cltauaea and who tent the teeth, strengthens the guma, rt fira the month, and aweetena the breath. We recommend it ate to til, yoang and Id Boston Mornmg Post. The llmi Tooth Wash is tha best detergent we ever ntcd eg onr enamel.?[Bottou Transcript. for aale by the principal druir.itu in t -city ma r PR IV AT te i;Ultjvl TO ALL who are suffering fioin tha effects of secret inrtnl*em e, and deairc a i?OOM and la r .aueul ru a, I Oft JOKDA \'S8PK( IKICCOI KSfcS reeougdeuliaily offered. Thea> iv k?*;et are no recent uortiamt, merely got op to art!? and prndn .tive only of di>appoiiit.uioiit?bat h ive ttood the teat of irveu years extensive an I siieccsa'iil utr .\n iattpeciatU tlpMy .iril lor thr tre Atili Itf nl I tmuirrl?nr it. all r CHEMICALS. DRUGS, COPAIVA CAPSULES AND GEKAM SILVER, na. rtUCHTWANOKH. N?. 1. Wall .itmc, fitlm Bh?L* mieils, Drags, Dyestufft, ?rr>- chat} ami warrant all nit preparation* of bast quality sod the no t genaioa in ?nrk?t, *1*:?Lunar c tin tic au J silver crystals, from 5# eta. to $1 35 |T aqua fortis t cu per lb hydrocyanic acid Ph. U 9 35 ctt ox pure nitric acid lor jtwellera snil chair makers 18% c.'s Pflb; copaisacanaulcs, best quality, $7, $14, and 890 or gross ntrout arid 14 cts pv lb IsbsJrique* rhUnde ol soda, with Crunch I-belt ft 75 prdot; jodinc >5 eta pr ol; deutists gold'oil, of the most approved m?iiofacluici, $30 pr ox; diamond cement $11 t?r yrou spirits of harttliorn, from 7 to 20 cu pr IW tud sweet sf int* of u?tre from I to 30 els pr lb: jodinea of i?otat H. LEWIS KEl'CHTWANOEK. o!7 lm*rc No. 1 Wall .1 N. Y TO THE LAUlK.s. DK. HULL'S l/TEHO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. 'PHIS new lu?irnj.nil lor llie radical cure of Prnlap.ua Uteri a or Falling of tlie Womb, by external application, *iij>er?rding the oh of the objections) Pessary, ia confidently recommended to (lie afflicted a* the mean* of perfect restoration to health, it never having failed of performing a cure, even under the inott aggravated circamalancet. The Supporter has attained a Very high character in Europe aa wall at in this country. It-is adopted to the rnwrr disuse ol pessaries,and all other paiufol snryical expedients,m the Lying, in-liospitali of London and Parts, aud it universally recommended in Europe by medical tneq of the highest rank In this country t lis sustained bv the leading members of the faculties of Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the eminent priyato paac Kooms have been furnished exclusively Tor ladies, at No. 4 Vrsv-y street, having a separate eutrsuce from the btuiurai dvn*rtmeu4, where a laiy 11 in constant attendance, to apply Trusses and Supporters to female patients nl Inn* RKIVATL MKD1LAL NuTlCt! TO A PARTICULAR CLASS OF INVALIDS rPHEKK is one class of invalids who merit the warmest sym -a paihy of all who desire to alleviate the sntrerintts of the ai? I:icti'il. That class couaists of those who are laboring under the effects of those vicious itidnlifrures into which erring and thoughtless youth are so ofteu impelled by passion or the contagion of evil example. What more pituble sight can there be, than that for instance, of the father of a family, wlm has lou i since repented of his yonth'ul errors, but who be vis about with him in his system, uud pro haps transmits to his innocent otf spiinif, the consequences ol his lorinc luditcreUous Delicacy prevents him from ipplyiug to a physician and he not nufrc qurully fa.Is into the hands of aneducateil pretenders. Many yonug men, again, are deterred from entering in'o matrimonial engagements from the fear or consciousness that disease is lurk ing in tin ir system. To all sueli sufferers the College of Medicine aad Pharmacy of the city of New York, olferthe means of security from secondary disease, and lot the remuv il of it when ap- \reut, iu then new and celebrated "Parisiaii Alterative Mixture," so extensively used by Mr. IttcoRD is the Vein real Hospital of Paris This mediciue is pot up in cases containing half a dozen bottles with copious diiections loi use, and labels which canno; excite any uupleavant remarks. These cases me guaranteed to contain a sutTicieut queutitv of this new remedy, to cure all syphilitic inutilities ol the hlnod, cutaneous eruptions, affectious ol the tliroul and nose, nodes, ulcers, pains in the bones, tee. Purchasers can at all tunes correspond with the consulting Physician of the- College. Price of the cases ti each. Nalely forwarded to ull parts of the Uuioa, Canada and the West Indies The cases and mediciue are so put up that no concealment is necessary. By order, VV. S. RICHAPD80N, Agent. Principal office 01 tnc uollchc, {Nassau street. wcw iur*. o29 itnw rr __ CURE C F CHRONIC DISEASES. DR. F. I'KI D'HdM.VIK, Irom Pms, discii It* of the illustrious Hahnemann, whose science ami doctrines have astonished all Furope, and gathered around him a crowd of eminent jvhvsicians, eager to receive his instructions, and to prone uy tus experience, announces to the public that he has selected New York as the place of (us labors, and of his per man urn residence. Dr. F. P. has been professionally and intimately connected in France with men, whose names are honored and reverenced in tkis country; and during t*u years' practice, he has visited mani parts oftne I nited Btaias, and of the Weit Indies, with a view to elucidate several points in science, till then involved in much donbt and obscurity. He just arrives from Paris, where ha has been to communicate ne result of Ins observations to the Gallic Society, of which he is a member, arid now returns ueie to diffuse the fruits of his experience and the nlessiugs of health. In the course o his travels ami practice,he has performed,by the help ofhh| method, sounded on the laws of Specifics, cures which had reM*t*d every oilier mode of treatment; moreover, he wishes to be judged not fr? in wuYdj but Irom works Suffice it to say, that besides ail maladies reputed incurable, there is ue disease so dieailfui, so inveterate, such as Consumption, diseases of the skin, ring woru.i, Cancer, Fistula of all kinds, Scrophnla," Dropsy, ko, tViat he cannot entirely extirpate.? By the same method,all diseases incident to females and children arc promptly and radically cured. Dr. P. may be consulted every day, from 10 A. M to 2 P M. at his office 78 Duaiip street, uear Broadway. Consultations giveu in the Fujitsu, Frehch, German, Spanish and Italian languages ul 3m*r ERUPTIONS AND DISFIGUREMENTS OF THE FACE, AND DARK OR YELLOW SKINS CURED BY THE ITALlAN CHEMICAL SOAP. 8AI-L RHEUM, t'rcckl.f, curvy, implc, erytipetr.*, hluLrliM. morula'van. I.vrr. Iiou, bites i I ituecta. lnrm ouetoes, 4tc to chauge tne color of dark, sunburnt, y How, t discolored ikiu. The Itvlitu Clutnicel Soap t really tin- wouder of the use. Wi ll inigut the Medical Societ y ol Paris cat I il a blessing. and its inventor. M. Bespriue, a pml vmhropisl. I H cuiinij thousands .ill over .lie Stales aud Brit.lb possessions It eutireiy eradicate! every eruption or disfigurement of tin akin, loipartlnit to the lai.e, body, ucck or arm?, a beauti'ui healthful clearness. No inuiepiesru ation is r flvret. O. e trial will suffice to recomuieud it to all. Ainone 'he m-ny who have be ucuied b> thin, are t. e following highly respectable persons:? He?. T. S. Lever, Newark, N. J (you a e notified i hit this is uo puff id nostrum, but a physician's invention,J M. Palmer, Brooklyn. Sold by T. Jones, s gu of the Ameiican tapir, 1U Chaiham slieet, New York, Price 40 Cents. This is infallible in curing chap or tender tlesh.inakes the kin inoolii, soil and while. Agents?Zieber. 3d aud Dock streets, Philadelphia, or next door to he Ameiirm Hotel, Washington, D. L.; 8 State si, Boston; 67 Siale st, Albany} Mitchell, Norwich, Chenango, N. Y.: Cleveland. King st, Charleston. S. C.; .Viaitin, bather. CaUiklll, N. V.; ami 139 Fuitou ?t, Brooglyn. n!9 'm*r JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR OIL OF CORAL CIROASSIA. DEADER, D3 miarepreaenution 11 litre offered you; yoa CV ,urel\ .an believe a plaiu. true itateinn.t, without putting, if it ii mp "5uitt il by the nauiea of reapectahle ciuxrfi. Hcrv re iu rial ijuvlitiei i: will lurcr the hair to grow on the bead lu'c, lam*, or any part where oaiure intended hair to grow Mop it lulling off, make the vcalp healthy, thereby cu inn danorulf, and fcive light red or gicy hair a line dark look, and in nun* nt Le it grow naturally dark truni the tooti. Thrae citi tena Mia uaed it and certify the aboyr vc il? quthiiti. Wi* could offer a hundred more, but ihtie suffi e .No more need be laid; iu price i> reainuahle?only 3, 5. and 8 illllilll a a bottle. b id h, the lole pr pr etor, '1'. (ones, at the ign ol the \i.ii, n.oi t.uglo, 83 'hiiiiiain atri ct, Nt w lor!:. Jtrgdar, give tliia only one lair trial and yon will beutiaded. Agrui t?Zeibev, 3d aud Dock aireet, Philadelphia, and ueit to the American Hotel. Wuhiugmn, D.C 8 Stale it, Roitou; Cleveland, King it, Charleston. S. C 57 State at, Albany: Mltcliell, Norwich, Chenango, N. Y.; Martin, barber, Cmkill, N. Y.; and 1:19 H'u 1 ton it, Drooklin, n!9 lin'ec A~R TINT IN hair. MANUFACTURED FROM LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR. NOT leu linn two inchei long, in one hundred different drngun?Nccklacea, Bracelet*, Watch guardi, Ear-nugr,, Floweri, Hiugi, Wigi and Sca'pa. A. C. HARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS. Still itttnd pre-eminent above all other*. Their peculiar light, gntiatner, and ventilating character, their being aht|>ed exactly aatlir natural hair grown; their elavticity and their inpenov material and workmanship, ai well ai their atyla ot liniali and aiarrangeineut, all combine to form inch perfect headi of hair, that they muit be aeento be fully appreciated. I'artiei having a piece of hair of a living or deceaied friend, can get it Ibiined by him into any deiign the mind can conceive. In auch a lorni it will bv a keepaahe invaluable. Ifrattiitoua advice given on all dueaieiconnected with tfie hair, at the llair limine lltiotns. 146 BHOADW AT, cor of Liberty street, ftain. r\OCTOK StfelAK^, lor erly 01 4>4 Ann street, u.?y be con -L/*aulted at >0. 73 Johu street, ne-r William street. r or eight ears past It is alteiiio u h is fcneu dr voted 111 this city 10 the trt at* incut of chronic or lingering diseases?iivspepsia, dropsies,liver and lain? complaints, kc. ANGINA PECTOKI8.?Its symptoms are an unpleasant seusatiou at the pit of the stomach, paiu about the left side and region of the heart, est*tiding often to the shonldcr blade ami between the ahonldcrs, an 1 occasioning shortness of breath aud alpitatiou of the heart. Out tor Setrs has hid much experience in the treat meat of this disease nifti lm*r DOCTOR ELLIOTT. OCULIST AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, Conrtrirj hit Pr*ctic? to L>iaciAac?d up 1 nr* LIL. OfRc* 261 Brf?a?lw?v. corner of" Warren utrert. nt Imr L>K. .VlORKlSCLN. VTORTH RIVER DISrK.NSARY.MiH Knltonslreet near i' Greenwich.?Dr. Morrison, Member of the Royal College of Boryvoiu, London, and formerly dnrueou in die British N?| y, eouliuors l be consulted daily on all d,a?ase? st paid, and containing a irritable fee, will enaure Che correspondent fall adsice, and raed'cine to any part of ti e Union, by his gissng a history of his casein detail. XH'i Kcl 'nttreet i.ear (frrriiwich. d7 !rn*r .t^OOKEWAHih^ROW' SFECTHC MIXTURES JVJV/vJ far the Cnre of Oonnnnhm*, Oleeta, Btr'Ctnrea auD tuaJueova aonsplaitita ol the otgaa so (generation. ui en remedies yet discovered for it*- ahoTe complaints, tins if toe in vet ct -tain It ma*es a srwt :r and permaneut cure, witboutt he leaat restriction to Ji drtna evpoanre, or chance in appliaation to hi aineaa. We five no long qnackish recommendations te deceive the jfV.ic. If the medieoie does lot bvl speak for iuelf.no out hall speak fer it. Our object is tn notuy w ner# it caa be had, and the proprietor challenges a single case I recent Oounorylima try 1m> VrssiiuSt an wKirK flu. mirlnm will not pffpRf cure, under a lorleiture of Jty>0. Twii iImh that MfcrnMUly pma4w all ranhaafao eiety?-high, low, rich oik) poor. matrimonial and null. Thay arc nare firaaeuted wi'h a remedy by wlrich they can care thameeejble Knrther, the disease cannot lie contracted if a dnae of too milture la taken at night on gouil to bed when eaposad. It i? imt up in b?t.He? with full directions accompanying it, al SI a hot tic* One bottle Irate a week, which g^ncndly core*? many arc cured in twodava. For sale only at Win. H. MUnor's, 193 Brawny, corner of John street, opposite Fnuhlin House, New ork; J .Jonr*, corner of Cheitnul and Se.rnlh streets, Philsdelphia; snrl i\l J M. Smith's it W tfthintrtmi street Boston* *r sL'r\nn CHALLENGE ?Tn? uaim- ?rr??ci. n.u ,?i .]hOUU all the quack unstiums ol the M?. lot the cure of a cctnin 'lipase. The French Pills hire been e*tensiir*]y nsed for the lajst ten i ram. oiirinu which iimr mw i .i.i.r teateu rh? ir nnnr'Ped rirtuea. iiki are a certain, aafe, wo pleaaaet remedy, w! nfin enna.ali a?en the moat delicate atomach, ami taking them all in til. are the moat deaiiable remedy lor aecret diaeaaea erer diarove'ed. The K'rm-h T 11a hear been an nin?rr,,||y mrce??fnl, |tliat the proprietor challenger any o?e fn pi odnce a caae they will not cure.nuder a forfeiture of fire hundred dollara. Price u'i.i' vp, i) pok fable meats AND 90UP8. WARRANTED rortccp^n Imu'H ? nolil c hnleMle b* WILLIAM MULLANK, 61 lwfr ft'iM nS?mh ?trftt teacher, of the e/tut1t "J* MO^ANI^Jft rhon^aon atraat, airaa matructiaiu oa "THE PRIVATE THEAT1SK.?This is littla volume oa cr rum diseases, in which lUe mod convenient end private mean* of rare ere ?la ted in (he plain eat possible manner. Am i?M only are directions given for the more aimple and recent -mea, tut those wliich hate fallen into imptoprr handa, and continue on from mouth to month, are par'icularly dwelt on dnrh iiermoLa will ace immediately the difficulties which imiede their eqre, whatreer they may he, aa well as the plaa to or pursued in each partirnlar eaae. t( ie obtained ouly of the latnor. Dr. Ralph. M (iweuwich at. PrW 11. Dr. Ralph also takes ibis o|iportaity of saytra that he may be consulted ou the jiecoliar diseases above referred to, a(thu private residence, ct any hour. Aw ere, however, of thr deep and just aolieitnde which many leel to consult a person of integrity as well oa eiperirnce in hese iieculnr complaints, the Mithor deems it proper to give 'lie following abort sketch of tiis opiurtituitirt ne aa had te fit himself for tins least. And thia he m ih- more iuclinrd to aa nany have assured hun that, for waul of information of this kind they hew selected from a liat ol' adverliaiiut people the .ne a lio had boasie 1 most of wonderful (itn? but not without the bitterest repeutauce Hi th-ret ire b. t:s to state that, bolide his rank .u graduate of Edinburgh, Ac. Sc. kc. he has been w itching these duc.ues, biith la hoernul and city ymctica, for more than thirty j ears, and has |Uiblind l)r. Hi) tick of Plul uielphia, and sthrra; and further, rh.'.t he has the privilege of referring to almost erery phvsiei?u of sti i tience iu this city. Nothing can be stated, he eonceites, a- belter groaud of coufuicnce to those who are strangers lohim. _ I Consultations inay hp nude by poat, and Tor aueh he hu a I littler Jieaie dot, ront lining carry thine ucceaaarv for a I ?;a**.ige iaatrictfcrr and. further, that al thong li atricture may tliua re iiaiu unnoticed itir a length of time, it ia far from laying dormant, bm ia the bnldcti cauae of many aerioua maladies, not only of a aexual, but those alao of a uer ons and dyspeptic kiud. But what eaperially Irada the attention off from tkia diaorder ia the idea that atricture J annot exist ao loin; aa no imp.- iimeut to the tlow of iriue ia observed, which ia -juile a misuae. A atricture often matt for yeara without producing any eery linking change in thia reaped indeed a dimiuiahedor inter ruptrd stream of urine belongs ou'V to the worn of cuu, and it (o pre rent ihia very state that these remarks are published. The advantage, however, which ignorant advertising people take of this erroneous notion is very cruel. Kvery body knows now men of litis drscription swarm abonl this city, and that they will sell their nostrums as Ionic as any one will bay them. Now, it is a fact, and one which every reai physician will immediately acknow ledge, that all the medicine ip the warld, alone, can n? *er crore a stricture. In proof of this, nothing is mo.e common tha for the writer to be consulted by persons who have been tol mg all manner of things?as colored drops, and pills, and corihala, and the like, for many moutns together, but whom, on seeing the real nature of the case, he has cure* in as many days. With a view of preventing these impositions, therefore, it seems di suable to lay before the public a tew 1 lain circumstances by wbvth a Stricture may be known, which can tie easily dons for although the svtni toinsnf this disease are numerous, there are three ol especial import, and inese tnree may oa stall d very briefly?they are the following 1 ne lirai relates to Tit-Warmer of urinating.? It V.as been already said the stream ne* d not be much diminished or innwdi d But observe attentively, after it is blushed and the cle hes are readjusted, whether a drop or two will ever steal away, so as to wet a little? nothing is more indicative of stricture The nt*i is The time a (innorrhfa has remained SMvrrd.?It is diffi cnit to say how long a Uonoirhiea or Cil-et may run tpd not produce a stricture, for one is uatnrally more disposed to stricture tiian another out, as a general rule, ifit rnonld je suffered to go ou beyond six weeks, this alour would afford sufficient ground, at least, for the suspicion of a stricture. The last is? The effect a stricture has upon the mind.?The effect of Stricture is to depress the spirits, ut'd oleseen both bodily and mental activity. This also is one ol its most common effects. Not, howevrr, that it is seen alike iuevery individual, but it u so cowuion that the w iter rarely sees a ease of stricrase (and he sees many every day) in which the patitnl does not complain nore or less, that ne is uoisocai?ble of business as formerly. It is gratifying also to witness tits uniform return cl spinta, and the disappearing of ouirr maladies as Un: cure progresses. With regard to the cure of Stricture, on this subject it is sufficient to observe (and it is.stated witli confidence sad pleasure) that this ia certain, free from jwin, and generally accomplished'in a very little time. Bo much ae thaw could ugl have oeeu advanced som* years ago but such has bees the in prev incut in this art, aud such the prnctical experience of dm writer, that he can now accomplish the curs cf itricture to as many nays as formerly it demanded months. Tin* writer also begs to state, that for those who wish to undertake the cure themselves, he has published a little volume, called The Private Treatise," in which uot only strictara, hut ihr cure of all those delicate diseases which require especial care and privacy, is directed in the plainest manner. It is advisable, howev er, that those who suspects stricture, if possible, should consult the author personally. and nothing willsarpnsc them more than the ease and certainty of his msans of cure. Separate rooms, alio, are arranged for those who may have to wait a little. If nntv nnw rpmntti* tn wnv a word or tun nu r*>? fnnui-od what Los been advanced. With tfcis view Or. lUlph licgi to stale thai, beside ilia rank u graduate at Edinburgh, Ike.ltc.?he has t.ccn engaged iu the core of tneti diseases. both in hospital aud city practi?e, for mora linn thirty years, anil has pa'olished two editions sf a worn expressly on their..?Also that he has testimonial letters from the nnst eminent physicians iu Euro;* to the most eminent America?as Sir Astlev Cou|>cr to Dr. Mott, of New York, Dr. 1'h; sick, of Philadelphia, and others, rtaiit art. A spacious don Me Shooting Gallery, illuminated in the ev. mug, will also be found with superior Swiss pistols?shoot lug SI liar uoae np.Mi tliera. It ie nfiie.cnt here to*tare that all Vetnale .'.nanMy fill* are conn terl ita, except thoae told at Mailmne Restcli's rruieipel' Irfice lit Greenwich street, New York an I 7 Ka?.-i meet, txwtoe Trice St. Mcdamo Kettell'i signature ia written on Lie cover of each bo*. N. It ?They can be need br mam eh or single, by following the dnectien* encloted insula a' each bo*. Bold also by ap pointiiirnt at 2*4 Oretid irreet, corner of Allen, New York. nl Itn'r to married ladies. IV/TADAMK RKBTICI.L'B PHBVENTIVtt POWDEHa i"a?These luraluable I'nw dera hare been nuirereall/ adopte>' in Korope, bet Krance in parficnl ir, forupwavdi of thirty yean, a* well a* by thousand* iu thie conn try, a* beitn; the only mild, *afe, and efficacious remedy for married ladiet, whoee health fortnd* a too rapid incrcaee of family. Madame Reatcll, aa is well known, w*s for thirty years Ye male Phyeicin in the two principal Yeinale Hospital* in Kg rope?tlioee of Vienna and Pari*?where favorec pj her ureal eiperieuce and opportnnttiea, ahe attained that celebrity ip those great diecortriea in medical science so specially adapted te the lemale frame, for which her mediciuia eow stand unri vailed, aa well tu this century as in Boron*. Her aeijnaiutanee with the physiology and auaiomy of the femilr frame, enabled her?by tracing the decline and ill health of mamrd temeiee. scarce iu the merld'aa of We, and the eousei|Urut rapid and often apparently inexplicable vbds's which consign many a Ii/uu muiucr w a ihchuiuh ?in Uinr irue aoct lions?especially of uiariied female*?which, in 1808, led to the dieccvifrv r, her celebrated M Preventive Powdem/ Their adoption r.u been the ine.ua of preserving oof ami? the hearth, but eveu the life of many an affectionate wife aa** fond mother. Die advertner feeling the importance of this subject, aud timntiiitf the voal WvneUti retain*. t* thousands by their adop tion, would most reaper.ifully aroos? ?.ie aileituon of thr mar net!, ny aJ) that they hold near and dear, to their consideration la it not wise and virtuoiiotu prevent eviisc wluch we are snh eci, bv a: 'iple -.u?i health y mtMiu within "ur cu^ind. ?veij dia^aaatouau, ytrtnoha, lUiu euhirhtcucd mind wwl uuhrtrai tally taiwrr in the aftirRiiilive. Price dye dollar* a package, lecomi^nied with full and particular directions. Tear a l be forwarded by mail t* ar.y part of the United **t.?tes. A'! 'tttrra must be post paid, and addressed to MADAMK HPh' Ttl?l?. Kero?le rhysieiau. Prmciunl office, 118 Ur-enwia? trtfi, N?w York. Office hours froai 9 A.M. to t o clock P.M Boston#ffie? Nj?. 7 K?se? it. n'O Tm*r M adame RES T ELL, C'EMAI.K niTBICIAN. Office and re.ideuo, l?? Or??? with tweet, belw.ee Coartlendt .ad Liberty itreeie. when 'h? can be ooiuBlt?d witli lh. Wnrte.i roui dearr ou com plaint* incident to the female frame. Vadiae lie,tall ,e*|?enejca a?d knowledge m th.irr.tm.nl of .bitimt. caae* of female irie jul irity. atopvag., ttiiprriuion, k?., 1, inch a* to reieire bnt a lew day* to effoet a perfeet emre. Ladie, denneit proper medical .tii-adano dona, eon or other ia >r?l allc'dane.1 itj?ti thein in not perl of ti.r I' ..led Sr t within iea? r.ahlc dituuiee. o'I lm* TTmTiHiUKttb kkma"QT?TuLa^ frffliti, *fu enr.r??en Be VI. DE BOI'UICLOlll M. D., hHblhV f KTUOAL rl'fi Hcientific come neaon ot "iRretheiili ?l which three "illt or coaipoeed, I tre made them the woudet tied r.da.t ration ol toe world. The? are known til over fcnrope ro ihc only reparation t>*t r di??i rereo th '.t lite prnted ittrariably cerium in producim the monthly mnu. Their certainty, in all cues, be11mi inch tiitt thee rraat not be nted during (u> gu&ocy |hr tlionirh tlwaya mild, talc, and healthy, tkry arc eoittin lo produce initcnrnage if n?cd durum llnu period. The direction! ire truialatrd into Englith And die e*,ei io,e4 ronntf with die eeal ot toe imiin*r d*tw PUBL19HKO D MLY BY JAJIKk Ulll'.dOl HK11KTT, N.W.CORVMl.HILTON AM) NASSAU BTRKKie Tmf N'ao Voaa Mk"?i.p? In)', pti-er oied'tofl mormna of?r?h?pre 'n o rrn.*? p- r Orninuy sub enbera fur iiabed 41 the "urate ,.nv rme |er-i, ot a lemitioue- i. >rr r>l, 1 lei r pud 10 id mot Th?. VV*cul? I1kr?i.d? Mailed en rv .--.tuidiy inoni utai nine o'elne t?prire ?tj un.( a .Mrrtrr ien/? per e?>py?(ormatiod to eoanlry autiecriberi at 1 i,2'j i-er lua oaa, in adrmee, or at the ime rata for any specified period. CoaaasroauaaTs are reeneatei la idtioae nan laHar? i? J alias Vaana laaaiTT, ruatioiai and IMlia aadallar di>saat*?t*aa aaaai ha *aa* s*td>