The New York Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD Vol. VIUL.=—No. 250 --» Whole No. 3101. OCULISTS DOCTOR J. FRANCIS CELEBRATED EYE WATER. NO a fa 8 mesagetes Ea op nave fai ia ree an eSeatarct the longest ae i eTIFICATES. L certify that Jacob Lyon a a im rig bro to vate aot a er ie ot Be. Ge cman st, ‘This jacorconily deat rast ony. meet were afflicted with di th oftime, of them was almost blind dageed chet ere seatthe wight: Every remedy. was resorted wv A Bie any good effect, LE nro of them ever being y are now perfectly restored to sight by Dr. Fanete celebrated IEL 8. JONES, 499 Pear! street, I Mi) almost blind bo] twelve years, in five weeks, under the skill tab arenpnees of Dr. J. cis, my t is now per fectly good and “SXRTHA BROWN, 17 Forsyth street. Leertify to the above bei re PORE BENEDICT. Ch. ty blind for. Ere, ty Yeap with a cataract Pao he use of Dr. “Francie wonderful preparation, 4 that disease, ered. WESTER SOMNSTON a Eldridge street, We, the undersigned, having ameeniie astonishing effi- Dr, Francis’ for diseases of eye, ‘ly recommend pee to the notice of the public, as valuntg remedies. Dunean Dunbar, Pastor of McDougal st. Church. S 4. Cone, Pastor of the hit Baptist Church. Jolin Peck, Agent of the Home Mission Society. Jacob Brounsr, Pastor of the North Baptist Chareh. Jogeph » Roman Catholic Priest of St. Peter’s Numerous certificates cam be seen at the office. Preparedand sold only by Di ‘rancis, 10 Barclay street, New York. ‘Artificial Eyes inserted, which cannot be distinguished from ut giving the slightest pan. fully infurms his friends and the public, of the increase of his business, Dr. Glenny, College of Surgeons, London, and of the Society, has Jone Le te every confi- placed in: hg pe fessional slaill list. Office hours from 9 A. M., until 6 P. M. iyl0 3m*c DISEASES my oLHE EYE. oPHTHALANO Si SURGEON, Eneremce in Fulton Surseh oppesits Be TENDS TO DISE ae AE THHE NECESSARY ATION! "Paul’s Charch. EYE fi ALL S THEREON. fecting of vision. ‘Terms moderate and graduated to th nature a extent of the disease. "Permiss is given to refer to his late instructor, and also to oie of the most eminent Professors of the Medical Faculty in ie N. The poor treated gratuitously and Im*r DISEASES aS THE EYE AND EAR. 192 BROADWAY, Corner John street, up stairs, J SHANKS, M. D. Tespectfult announces to public” + that for the better accommodation, of his patients fepien ‘az well as those of the city, he has re! office bove stated, where he will attend from 9 to 2 a Peto ave to the treatment and cure of all diseases incident to the eye and eer and the diseases of Women ant dren. on 5 o'clock daly, eel Pe devoted to eomig eaciana ioe for of miscellaneous cases of disease in every department cine, including those of a private and delicate characte: octor 81 , in order to acquire the confidence oF, stran- gers, und to guarantee the public inst the remotest feeling ‘of imposition and quacl we to state that he is a itioner of medicine juration, a graduate of the ersity of the city of New n Vork : and that his inaugural tation for. the d ee of "Doctor of Medicine from this University. entitled man Eye, Anatomically, Phisio- logically, ee etic considered,” ellcited the ‘highest approbatory encomiums from Professor Mott. before the as- sembled council and professors of this learned University, dur- fag the, public exambuation and defence of ‘the same, ing to these en the verti cireut pagoan tO, to. the deli iescy ‘of every true- feared hiyiciay 3. bard the duty he owes himself, and the is bound to have for the preservation of the seis + imperiously demand that he should “hes out. $ must the regularly edacated physician, who has spent years in the seadlyio the knowledge necessary to qualify him tor his art, and who holds the sealed testimony of learned and competent authority before whom he was — to practice such— must bef respectfully mah T—remain silent in his office, and allow himself to be thurst from the legitimate ground of his scientific exertion, by Id, presuming reckless quacks?}— |. for ene, ‘will not submit to it, And in order to place ubject before the pablic in roper light, and From e cure medi- Senge Way 28 o direct tow public attention ‘in the strongest Possible manner, { propose to publish immediately my views mot. it ler on ae is topic. the public and the profession who are disposed to Bs my efforts, will please call at my office, and subscribe fe . The expense will not be more a a gra au2l lm*r TAILORING. REMOVAL. PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH trav ome Be No.7 Astor House. ~FN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garmentrof a ‘ashrenable kind et a saving of io on = mele lit of tom nina ee ponte Mi hy that the ler of tim Seal Yee Gaon cocaulosbed. toaetner wise . See een : Be etal cs shat he alien Aah at the € ‘which, ou com: parigo sea wai er than any othe! ing Up riptions ve dress. rete PRT ETE Sait Rome, Braden TO THE LADIES. MILLINERY GooD8—! peri ee offers tr mort eleet of Millinery t to the pui ah sere ‘aie, b aH me ae ‘ei ee vw, AND a siNA oar et mg SP ODINE pn AS ELSSLER Sy ch STRAWS, of the finest tex- solicits the Indies to favor her e sala mnine her el gant and varied ‘stock of themsel ives, before they 'y purchme elsewhere, as it wile Pepe oe to ther and 4 great advantage as naasing * Mod ants mr sahg Broadway. AMERICAN MACI NTOSHES ESE, Water Proof Garments, as now being fara ar extiblishment, are, In every possible equal to the imported ‘rench oF English and "ma SStrerinade upt ‘the style’ of cor epl at euch an i eat comparison st she man expat of the imported coats, and are now gene Dealers supplied on favorable terms. “Geutlemen who prefer, may be measured farments cut to their taste. Remember—Day, 45 Maiden Lane, is the only manufacturer of the real rican es ah tosh, HORACE DAY, Successor to Roxbury India Rabbe; y. s2Im*r_ _ Warehouse removed from 125 to 45 Beene SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS roy those now m the city, are respectfully re- Sek they can procure new, powerful and highly flavored on caeativtee pot See nen on very advantageous terms, for use, or for their Nar custom- Cami ‘Chadha as Now York. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. lor, 684g Bor Would d. fay infor teat an in obi a eas orraed the a00ve as a bore shment, and roanit shen ay every vatticle m pean hese style and workmanship to any in the city, at pds to suit the time: wing purchased his entire stock at the present reduced On hand shooting coats, got up in a stperior Tzte, cloth i *Gsiments delivery. Wy the list of prices, Fas ‘Muslin re with Line Bosoms aud Collars, per pov st -altehed the Bosom and Copan, per for. red, new patterns, large sii nes, ber fovea PSeei.ced cheat tor tnd Collars constant R THY USHED Merchant Yailors Noor Chacha ner of Chatham street contiougs to make Clon —— the neatest style, 10 per al copapest cash T than the tailor inthe city. A fit warranted, and hereatter no ‘ie $7 50 fa cL Im’ aweaintment. 6 Im*r SILK agp ‘be. NGTON & rake 9: Festal thee HAM a ay inforgs the Ord Order of 1. 0. of O. = and aon erally that they are now pared fv Flac and ine the hmong aye Yor ben Tor ‘entry . and econom davon tat will make ive largest banaew without disfiguriug it with a seas nd D can be re their Establishment, ada OF Dee part of t Saion. “6 a execution of works of the pres we ae wares Now th 10." 9. Greenwich, No. 40, Harmony, 44, enant, 35, Pe Oe ance 17, also Milltary ©: and iecwmen tone * Now pees Georre, St Ate from $1 each to the richest Mss, cher the manner off ¢ Ancients, warranted ea cr aahie an pet Igirte ato belldings,sieeae: owe ‘on muslin for si a ao ae + NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1842. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS UNITED STATES TEA EMPORIUM 121, late 129 Chatham st York. WHOLESALE AND ti to ,offer, for le. HE CANTON TEA COMPANY als sew and. tngrant oct at wert aat oa r ‘heir assortmeng 5 ferenes the most Yaeliciows and powerful grades of jack, Eve bears Hamp of heatness and ‘elenancey aad tne Tees teeete tre o9 tesoagaly’ secured from fight and air chat their quality and Bower will xemami unimpaiced in any climate, ‘Their system ef prosecuting business ts perhaps cote Ha wo bed excelled. It uded upon the utmost regard to the custem- o especially with respect to weight a a y, and unrival- Tenereconnct. “All onrenacee tine called articles which fail tog give them the fullest sati the meney will be cheerfully and oomph ref merchants, public establishmens, sof ramili masters, will ud ud ita decided advantage to supply ere from thi: shment. is Coffee rented every day. Ord wm all passe § of the Unitea States executed with mptitude and despate mee ithe only, parehgase in, America, for the cale sf How qua’s celebrated Black Tea. au2i lm*r THE OL ay TED STATES CAP, STOCK SHIRT OkRD OILED SILI. MANUFACTORY. JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES, LUKE'DAVIES & SON, 106 William street, corner John, New York. URCHASERS will at all times find the most extensive as- sortment 1n the United States, of the following articles, on the most resonable terms, wholesale and retail. Ci enters, youth and children of Velvet, cloth, me Ke. ‘ull and ;art trimmed with fur Navy officers dress and undress gaps. and quality—of satin, bombazine, vest Ani ea with bows, cravat ties, l’aris ties, and p) roves of erasyrs ing, &e. made plat dregs apron stocks, &e. ‘The suremiontzy of, our frames is well known by the light ness perfect fit, ease and elasticity of every stock. ‘Surnrs of ail finen plain and frilled,ot muslin plain and frilted with linen collars wnisth’nds of the most approved patterns. Fancy cambrie shizts of all qual ities. Lives collars and bosoms of every style and quality, giled sil, white, laid, and fancy, of superior manuact misies an¢'¢ ildren oiled silk apro Oren silk, medicated, for the cure of gout, theumatism, &c, Sitasen leather, linen and muslin, suitable for harness and coach manufactures, cap fronts, &e. &¢. ie above articles are jer inspection, in the best possible manner and of such materials and workimaiship as will be found on examination equalled by n To wi |, 4 superior assortment ri fancy articles of various qi prices. Glove: eget Cravats, Scarfs, Umbrellas, Handker- Chiefs, Hoisery, Cravat-Stiffoers, Guard-Chains, Under Gar- ments ‘of every ‘description and ‘quality, Shaker Kuit and Flannel Shirts and Drawers, ‘The attention of the public generally are invited to the above extensive assortment of goods, many of which are of ourown importation and wall be sold at such prices as cannot fail to suit, M. DAVIES & J aud Im*r 106 William, corner of Joun. STOVES! STOVES!! BACKUS’ PATENT RAREFIER, OR FRUGAL HOUSEWARMER. "THE Propnetor, in offering this valuable stove to the public, would briefly atate some of the advantages off heir improve: ment, which consist chiefly in the following particulars, viz:— 1—To obviate the evil ofim- | 5—To be capable of afford- Bars ad noxious gas in the ing a mild or an intense heat. ning of anthracite coal, avoid all incovenience a generate and diffuse from dust © wae jesome at: To preserve the air of the mosphere in in place exposed to apartment pure ‘and whole= dampand col some, 3—To lesson the risk of acei- “$—And to unite with all dent by fire. those excellent Nes) an «Ho ‘be quickly kindled elegant and ‘durable article of and easily managed. fumivure. Stove as constructed of the best quality of Russia sheet pon cyliy jurnace or fire-c © oectiyfina nara the centre cvlinder, to which is tiached a atmospheric de, of a tubulas form, and Hine throughout. The he heat that created ithe ghainber passes re Tin Ewovrateiers (or radiators ss they are called] into the base at the tom. and current ofa continual; eae ing through Pe hes si wien! are each end parpose, carries & great amount nt of rare ‘warm air into the apartment, rity and softness of the aii shore a eecenncan een, ea ait halta ion Oa ‘agreat exten} of surface moderately heated. ‘The heated on entering the wings or sides of the stove,descends and spreads Over the entire quritce of the base at che bottota, keeping the colder portion of the air next the floor in constant circulaton— in ie meant preserving it entirely from contamination, ring tas Bowe perfecdy. safe aul agreeable ion apa ments of invalids, lee sgoms Ae Manufecrared J;& E-BACKUS, it Bowery, Ny, N.B. Anew article of air tight stoves, with rarifiers ; also the new kitehen companion cook stove, warranted equal to any in uwe in this city. au2t lm*r . BUTTONS, JONES, 2 Platt stieet, wishes to inform his friends that September, but has on hapd the Mat id or @ room heated by this his new style will not be reat. before the first week in Flats and Bevel Edges, which he offers at 'the foll = offers at the following prices» pepe French Ase 200 English mah 23 Figured Sati 150 Mohair Over ¢ Goat, 130 Several hands wanted. aul7 im*r GAZO PN EUMATICS, Tif Sins pate Mac for pe Fr for the Garo eects gf ms advantage yer any other now jaye ‘AI Patantee, 22 Pine st. HAIR SEATING AND CURLED HAIR MANUFACTORY. HE undersigned have conaeagely on hand Plain and Damask Hair. Beating for Sofas, Chairs, Couches and ptnste ‘Stools. Ousted Hay, ‘ebbing, Tow Cioth fice fe and’ Faney Hair Ch yor The folldwing are ou our FS of ld Pring F HAIR SEATIN ve PLAIN. JAMASK. Inch. Cat. on a patterns. 15 42 = 16 “4 cr 7 6 a8 83 18 ot 6 90 19 64 6 98 20 um 6 1,05 a “ 86 1,10 22 @ 96 yu 23 1.02 1,06, 1,20 4 116 3.20 1.30 6 28 1,32 145 B 140 14 1,60 90 1,66 170 = . JOHNSON & GREEN Phanix Raetory, 23 West 18th street, sth and gth Aveuus, au31toc7*r Office, 152 W: treet. SELF COCKING PISTOLS. BN & TMS, leporvers und Men Sigeateavsress, No. & ve 01 the Bia. Barcel 8: It Revolving Self Goctixe Pocket Pistols, vese pistols have the advantage over ail others of the kind by » the nipples being placed in th ing no cock in the way to ction, ai prevent taking as correct sight as ith the ordinary pistol or a. than any others jistols can be raiehed ing amd military ng Pieces single and double Gis fpr ducking, toge owder, Shot. Flasks, Bag: Cape, Locks, Barrels, Be, "kc.. iu large of small quantities. ‘B.—Coantry dealers are requested to call a examme our assortment before purchasing elsewhere. s82m*r A HANDSOME PRESENT. A XISITING CARD PLATE, beautifully engraved, and best ennamelled Cards printed for only $1 ‘on the beat enamel, printed from plates at $iipes 100, A Business c engraved with the asus of matter, and. 100 Plates, Seals, of all kinds, ‘Marking ver, brats, Ke: fe. engraved troportio ing of kinds we Pr waif tat outa [or yourselves, we ioe nating: pahment, No. 204 and 8. E. corner of Greenwich and Courtlandt sts. iN Eureka Blacking—This is a new ar- MI heen IT Bockha, al Black: possesses qualities greatly superior (0 all eter Kinds we jotta er in pollah with balf the weual lebor eieteed he wees Sr erant err that requisite ® _o for,in the further pe agetes that regi pecalianty of the of the composition Dever becomming hard dry, oF pati Deale Biachng a are it oft the ‘utcle gras: Perfect ssttfactton masmanied in every *Miamufnctured by JM. JORNSOR Baad 4 f Burgess & Co. is thi re cntamnt "tke busines in future will iy ay aug7 Im*m. T9 T LOVERS OF SUFERIGE BLA’. 12A— na’s Mixture !—This extremely delicious ane yar ralleled Tea, so highly celebrated in inna ne bar ast im: ee or nla ive Canton Ten Com pants General a Establishment, 121 Chatham street, Né “Te Chi- Prices 50 cents and $1. : D BOC TS—Latest Frenc! ‘ar ie subscriber respect(ully invites (ve citizens of New a visiting the city, to call ag 114 Fulton street assortment of Dress Boots, made in the se ceehes Sel ar warranted “equal {Yo any ‘made at $7,50, and as takes drawing of the pole lasts for Mi tly ou hand, ‘Pasklonable Boot, he. at the following a Boots, from $2.25 to 275 Boots, mv 00 1,0 t0 B30 Pumps and Slippers, &c., i "Terms, cash on delive , WATKING, au25 Im*r exe Fulton st, PBA ‘and Dutch. RTED 5 of all boots and yarn ener » hook Home so 73" 8%; wos 7 Xo 10 and ts per fair s Beak prellber ahpcss sea ai lors i ay ps, 75 cents icccueen tea bskins, ood assort cy Namrata Trane boreer Bradway, and “and at 206 Canal st, che ae Canal ludeon st, aad son ssa re os ooh a fare i i her it the ti soot the bent Matalmon eve ery body a ‘hi i a pe a “su by U.S. »CILY DESPATCH POST. HOURS of Delivery noch dey Dandays eased) the omer * Otces = Snagit ist ara. aa PM by’ = be bey by foe do livery at and ¢o% "clock, Phy ' PM Letters to be sent Free, mast them, otherwise three cents will be colier whom thy letter is addressed. No money mi Tecters ubless re: istered at tse principal ofhces, Liste ‘at thee stations (at all of which “free stampa” may be a pd at © 100, and every information mony Re obt at the upper or lower post offices: | feoued Uy late City Despatch Post will be eeceived. It is tndaspensable that tho nubiber Bf the eatlenee aieald be stated in aul bette 9 sens through this Post Post Master solicits the earliest ino: should an} irregularities occur. JOHN LORIME ee an2s ly ec Post Master THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS OF THE AGE. Y’S COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREP BOR, Tks treatment and preservation of the, infallible preservative t baldness, forall disentes of the scalp, such as dandratt pit &e. Ke., incloding all cutaneous affections hs pared with great care by the inventor and. proprietor Kamae shee a ften years, during which his time has most ex! ely devoted to the perfection of this ineom — 4 article for the benefit of the growth and beauty of the Hau. lw the mean time, many a intended for the same purpose, his rejoices in the full vigor of mnasbood-vand ie destiacd to live ar Lone ao.0 tee hped of Eat is duly prized or its cleanliness and beauty edmired. Let those who have these desires but give it a single trial and he has to fears for the result. It anly requires. to. be known to be appre= ciated, and when +o aporeciated the proprietor expects to obtain his reward from a discecni asks it not beforehe ia not afraid of getting out Nearly five hundied ce all cases for w ich tifying to ite virtues, in tended to be used, from highly respectable individuals in various parts in States, the Canadas, hy can be seen at thevothce of the inven tor and manufacturer, No. 1 Pine 1 Pine street, New York. INVENTION NO. 2. aurertuliy call utention: is RENREDYS CELEBRATED respectfully call attention, is KES PREMIUM CHEMICAL HAIR DYE, the fie: ever ue this country. ‘Lhis article, as can be mber of oral and verbal recommend: to any thing of the. kind imported from au and is rapidly superceding all other nos color of the hair and whisxers to a beaati black, from flaxen, red, grey, or other obj jectionable color, in a sty) gle al pplication,’ without alfecting the skin. weabove Haut Dye'was exlibited athe Fair ofthe Ameri can Institute, held at Niblo’s Garden, and received the first bes mium, as being superior to any other exhibited, a é : be ob- tained at the fullawing places ‘Ward & Co. alren Lane; Leary & Co, Astor Hous jowery, pr bong 3W Bowery comer Boud street; itfany, Gourd & Ellis, 29 Broadway, and at the manufactory, ‘No. 1 Pine street, New GEORGE KENNEDY. ‘TENDER CHINS AXY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relieved from all pain dusty the operation of shaving, b his razor ETALIC TAB! SURGES invented BLET RAZO) wrth Hasadacs, eldeh aq prtendcatia wesssutinets bce tak by which the most unskilfii can always prodves ss ket, pnd smooth am edge as the razor could by any possibility exhibit rider the most expesiencad hand. is the only effectual means which the art ef man ii sd for giving to every one an opportunity of suiting <iuin with the same certainry as he can mend a suit his own hand, which any person’ will be shown by ing a dull razor and trying the Tablet Before purchas nice of the beat articfe of Sttp and Tablet, $1 and $1 $0." aul? TO id at 8, it UGH yea poy IN SHAVING secured by the u Ma's MAGIC RAZOR STROF, with METALLIC HONE, forming one of its foursides, with which eve gon may keep his razor in perfect order, whether at land. It presents four faces, each of different sharpe oF s, commencing with the Metalic Hone, o power of the o hone,and finshing on the tail prices 50,75, 1 00, 1,25 and 1,50, each ward size and finish. ‘The performing part of the 75 cent ne being same as one at $1,50. Wholesale prices $3,0, $4, $0, $7,50, $9 and $12 per doz,’ L. CHAPMAN, No. 102 William street N.B. ‘The performing part of ny strop warranted to 1 e be superior to George Seunder’ best, at $3 cachvand th returned ifthe purchaser ae be Oe IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. LL. who wish to economize can obtain Clothing of the best lity remarkably cheap, at 205 Canal street, one door iudson. Also, a large assortment of Cloths, Cassi- Vestings, and Snmmer Goods, from which Clothing of s are mate to order in the best manner at very reducea N,a Nauve of Switsenand—Any ‘one who, haw ever known or heard of this individual, or of a person of a similar name, will. please communicate thef act to me, as this information 1s of import- ance to some of his wait. His real name was John rie! <Verren; but ma foreign lan have bee tion received upow incorrect, and I now take this, means of making a general in- auiry throughout the Union P.F. STAIGER, Philadelphia, Pa. THE CRYSTAL, CORNER OF WALL § BROAD’STREET. ¥s,Conoiseurs and Eicnres who throng the "\Money” street, hen you are dry, stop im and try, the “stock” that there youll We'll do our tr best, to stand the test, with any house in town, And while we do, we look to you, for some share of renown. TH Hi tiedecmine thes Le bse tl establ pret wit take in leeming the above pledge. and they will tele bat the very bese to appear on the te hart Canalso be found daily. : CHI NA, GLASS, AND GLA AN ARTHENWARE. 8 ASTOR HOUSE. pri nO are Sains Porcelain Dinner Services, 13 pieces, #25 00 ‘hite Granite, lo do 1300 Frenchie English Porcelain Tea Sets, ‘33. do 400 HE iioeer Wainer Broagis Repoclates gar tegen: 198 Do do Granite, blue or white, do 100 Soup, do rench'Poreelain, "do 200 Granite, blue or white, do 100 men oa Cape and Baucers, (3 pieces) French Poreelaia, 1.38 Chass. Cut Wines, per dozen, from 150 Vo Tumblers, 2 00 Loqomaboetteeiied, 225 Taste Curteny. Of the finest descriptions, insets or dozens, at the low price Of $12 the set. Just opened , a handsome assortment of Toilet WS forthe sale of Si Bar Corwets, for it u s the vei By Gwent forthe sale of Simpson's Ear Comets, forth EO. 8. SOREN & CO, @ Beaver Suet, Importers of French and Engli: CORSETS, Just received 10 cases per Montreal, consisting of a large as- sortment of the above article, particularly suitable for the American market. Also 5 cases or SILK FRINGE, containing a large assort- ee of every color aud width, which are offered at extremely low prices, City retailers and country mapohgiies would do well to ex- amine the assortment before purchasing, #4 lw® re. A_ NEW & IMPORTANT IN- VENTION FOR THE LADIES. RS. LOVE, Corset Maker, No. 68 Lispenard street, ve Me fbecilty tors the ladies of New Yorke and its vicin ties thal ahe has invented a new article for the presery tion of the health and strength during preghaney.. This A Supporter is periooe ie tes applications seting an eragyort preventing all strain wpon the. muscles, and the consequent fx Higwe and eshantion of the whole system It wil preserve the form n allt youthful symmetry "Noting tha, haw ever been inverted offers so many advantages as toes this Abdominal ter for invigorating the syatem againt every accident al- tending gestation. Mires thus secured patent She bers to refer tthe follow. Beh ate Trofeo of Cima 3 eee q gi De Moors 9 Fharie MDs. 4.0. Fond, MD)" 3. We Moore Ww. Neilson, Country merebants and dealers sapplied wholesale with Cor ‘sets, Belts, and braces, on advantageous terms. 86 imtr PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS AND SOUPS, WAR Nann to keepany length in any climate, Jobster, halibut, shad, — "Ov steea, clams, ton, veal, duck, chicken, turkey, beef soup, mutton bret jicken sonp, ox tail il soup, mock and yreen turtle soun, shrooms. table soup, ar itm peas, carrets, Es gg enn TF 8 gh ag ge Ase) eal whole ee pitti MeucaKRe ° re Nassau st "AND CANADA PAC rears Bendays esnontey, for he Bi ela ino New Vork. auitr TO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS. Shion tnd Hedion Hall in, Piping iit will be rertiver by the Sth day of September next, at noon, om, Fey onetra new ‘rect to - oy ‘re inclined | plane at rouse in t oer of Berar a and Iateneetion the main fines about Ghigo miles trom salt citys he whots work ts be Baluhee oa or before the Ist of Aprit i Proposals must state the in gross for constraeting the whole work, including all erials, exce) inet ‘iron es Plans and specifications of esp az the Compan 7s office at the head of the “yas 4 prt chenectady. Propos: BANKS, Prest. M, au29 ts6r. Office No. 55 Broad street, Ne’ w York, ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD a + nt Least ean sit Ne eaogan breakan ‘inner and cl fay with & callcd ether at fogards quailty or number of dishe cai, tad Eating Houses ta in ea te the Ly States, and Varying in prices ‘one shulling teen pence per jocka co! offee a the roe best teas, and serv I} other refreshments in cont vil and polite, and ever feeling in ‘f establishment quite ‘i lene ar mer department of the business is ander the ge of competent overs Ted whose sole care and atte: conve! ESKY yf pe mereghtemmtas Price Two Cents ~ MISC ELLA N EOUS. es COLLEG E “OF ‘MEDICINE F QU a ERY, A yd 118 com . particwiarty from the je veetome of fn ely Be “yan A Po ply af | ahi forme ot ban 4 low syarita, toes of ‘ » cata cus ‘eruptions gruel debit to coupurmytion, ad all comply ute frome ©f the werstoms eyatem be saay be — Seren Ae 2, YS Poe aul aw! oe te im bordles at Ol . THe ANOvT NE “LIN tae i — nail the Emre of rhe wemerie perme. oo He oe BerVOUS hendache, pais iu the mts mane permanent reliel guartuterd Sold m bottles, 73 cw pate: J PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, eethe care fal canes of « delicate daseaag, ot for pune in whe bones sore throat, ov euy other dist Lm iteatiows soe of mercury oF By cach Annie Saki LOUS oS ATC PILL of all derange me i he fing the obcke ciimemtary camel te bedihy sition siving ew Figor to the © om The veime ts Jy superce wee ot the wostram THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL. For the care of inumts prewtiar tte Gemule wen and to 1 organs, with full bones at ~ the drastic pai vam the cure of Cutaneous chicnwe theme He PRENC AN Fl SN Pure ase d to 4 att leet, amd all conga rele wt harges from the urcihra. Bald ta bovties at i eeaus and ‘THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER, the cure of sore mipptes, seperti al -aconatioms of in. wa closely stopt phsals at 30 cones each sone may alsy be had of the following ond way. et Bi beso: SA Grand street Bi cach. Fi Gey im Boeiy. Armstrong, 18 Fulvon street, ty, Principal office of the College Yor’ New York, at 9? Nassaw street. By onder, au23 3mr 'W. S. RICHARDSON, Acene PERRATIN™ LUNCH —Gourmonde’ Qui Vite” The sands of our guod cuts. overs of goad fare, have been some weeks past suffering severe disyppount ine losing of the thrfamed ™ Terrapin, Linch. "The stu fever is now B they “feed well, for be it known th niche: bok er memory, “ ‘ed ‘the peo ygetor, ne ofthe finest little xt Wi Now, thet, sm oemorente’ 1 ‘Partie Soup and sicak line, “Saaty. haw fallen upon Johuite perfection, ta drvuking may suarantecd at the 1 +4 Doom tuto the: K hata with the shor ithe od prices will of th Fim Geren Truse served cp thle Gay, and overt ay dtucing whe season, 6 mie “EPICURES! EPICUREST (ERICURES | HE Subscriber, foonecly knowa and ‘Ten Eyck, of No, @ Brosd’ strect, ae house No. 964 Broadway a few doors telow ill continues to serve up all the Delicacies of the ‘ish, Be. he., together woth his I chovee = —) 4 fitted up saloon unequalled in the eity, where gen- ‘leengn abd tool fosien visiting Ni ath, with the greatest ty, have served up to thelr comfort aud satifaction sweh wuts as they way call for on yeasonable terms. B.—Clubs and Private Parties wishing rooma, cam be ae commodated as above, by s7lm*r JOSEPH TEN BYCK, ineals, of for full board; th Ghote or separately, Withoa' any extra charge, or they cab hire rooms and call’ at the refrectory by the ball of fave, the prices of which are very moderate, Boarders will also be received’ at from $8 10 $12 per werk, according to the rooms th Hect, taking break any hours in the the public table mualy, and have ume before I och ait table dhote, whieh is well known for the abandanee, variety, and choice Of what is served on it, is another comve- nience for those who prefer a fixed hour, and'are fond of ing Up town Ww 80 Cour enent. grateful for the liberal they have posed to use their best rf "The proprie met with, are patrons, availing winter with comfort rae economy, to pay & visit tosee oer airy and well furnished roo: P. [he price of a dinner at the table d*hote is oe, —_ po precisely 3%. F TO LET—The greater part of the house we ae . Fg at steeet. til the Istof May. Rent to a gentee! fi , NOTICE TO “WAGON BUILDERS—The up iver a ‘of New. Yor! wil serene Ce cee, on all New Light the — rely upon having @ FY attention paid to their orders. ‘or further particulars, ate sree, ke. aj crn to, W. MIL. eR, aué Proprieto~ ES Fae Nis, 446 Broadway. ARCHER’S FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN’S HATS, WILL be introduced Setundey, 8 Sept. 10th, stands, 204 and 260 Greenwiel WM. H. BEBEE & CO., HATTERS. 178 BROADWAY, NDER THE HOWARD HOTE Lh, MANUFACTORY: NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, RESPECTFULLY inform their frieads and the public that they have opened a wholesale and retal Hat al Ca ‘arehouse under the Howard Hotel, where they will constantly on hand the gzeatest variety’ of Hats ever offere for lew York. t confined to one myn tan phe, aualitics of, Gents Fash with thele jor thesr business, whiel rH ‘with, they think it unne= pul gen sary (0 say note the Gentlemen of New fully i Tavited ¢ to call and examine for themselves. B.—A splendid article of travelling trunks, valeses, aud bags, for sale at manufactarer’s prices. 59 iw J. FLETCHER, HATTER, Hs 4 WALL STREET, will “have is ads om Saturday September 9h, when a nae will be offered \o the public. HATS, HATS, HATS. FALL FASHION —The subscriber Javites the atten; tion ofthe Beau Mende to his bonatiful, eracefy Saceal Low bell<crowned Has being the only re aly (hin om able artic not that imitators wills had exag Hough he Denelit of his own origr nal conce; T these Hats if the kind it of style, ahs and grace eppeccamees is to lal mp move than is warranted py an experience of twenty years in the business and he i gentlemen who study grace and fashion, ia i ssortment of Travelling Tanks, Carpe ¢ ‘and, 1" fact, cyery thine ecensary ae T sentictome travelling outfit, may also ma EPO BE og. 7p Broodway Opposite Howard's Hotel. TS FALL FASHION—1842. WM. BANTA would respectfully call the atention of MAE RASTA, woul reece hie reneral, t0 his as- Sortment of Hats of the Fall Pattern,got uy with a particular re- gard to neatness, syle and durabil aye ersons about supplying themselves with that ‘indispensable article of dress, and who d economy an ite selec ion, would do well to give iyo the within Lamed low prices would the subscribers pententions wo se) ¢ che ork are respect au30 Im is*r jeskin do $3; bl rer do $4.30, iso on hand childrew's velvet cloth, and Tieneye do $3: newer do 8 entlemen’s traveling aad dress ¢ ths and boys hats and caps. ney cape ut <8 im coder WM. BANTA, POEMIGRANTS AND OTHERS w young man, or aman and. hi Pee sents itself neti omaeasg ood di n knowl wi tow hear ofa sate an mire fares ind a comfortable hots fall apteat oe fall oaptieclare ts n twelve nnd 20 N&C ne street, formerly Brat Cow vy day, torent eases Bari ara * oO" Handing from ti This estab! mn is recieving every Havre pac! eed the Pot 3 53 of flowers and mad te they appearinthat centre of This Srngement enables hem most fashionable assortment ot fae far more largely in this line than any ve ce establ the city, they can afford to sell at the’ very lowest rates and the most reasonable terms, iieveew rooms Uy Iso, constantly on manufacturers. ce fen, 8 Ores which street, mot wn. Application to be made stairs, every kind of materials for flower s3im*c is TN RANSEAL ve elton hao hand he tren SHADES —The subscribers have on hand the st and of French and Tal Sh sos cf acre" Gothic, astecase and nisin canted, and ot lower than ch rch id at ther establishment in treet: my ian ‘iuality from the most magni ficent Freneh ‘ever imported in the country, to the Fond pice style, as as for each, "yin ‘of'ranoas ‘a lem? ws, of ¥: " ey Chintaes énd Linens for win J og with ‘ot Upholgery” Goodss Beda, ‘Mattresses, Cn Gartain Materikis: Gilt omametits, ke. For sale at remark able low prices. HART, Uphioleterers; ke. seecdtintre oO ON Bronderay, opposite john street. Wate HES AND EWELRT VERY. Lowstic sub- veandy roeriving, di mana a de ETA and Riiver Lever, Anch turers, all is, i fant ~ Washts eton Correspondence, Wasutmeton Crry, Sept. 7, 1812. A Correction— Mississippians in Congress—Peculiar School— More of the Ghost—A good Landlady— Young Mr. Bennett and Col. Webb—Singwar Caricatures—Intrigues in New York— Office Hold- ors and Office Seekers—Dr. Sewall—A Practical Hoax. Dean Generar— I regret that my allusion toa flirtation noticed in the West End the other day, between two conspicuous parties, has been construed to point to a grave and reverend whig Senator from the sea shore of Mis- simippi. That gentleman has, to be sure, received hue degree this winter in the school of gallantry, and, if reports be true, has been both fortunate and favored, but in the present instance there was no al- jusion to him, but to a younger and more dashing southern gentleman, who is at once a poet and phi- losopher, and says of the world and its pleasures, “ thes is mine oyster, and I'll eat it.” I would not do (ayustice to aay one, nor, in noticing an amour, en intrigue, or a display of gallantry, would I be understood as pronouncing the parties culpable—not at ally Lam me ascetic; | bow to the influence of beau- ty, eed hold hum heartless who can_ resist its temp- tahons A passant these Mississippians are a singu- larechoo! of politicrans, and always contrive to gain vety, in some form or ether. However va- at mm polities, for years that State has sent men remarkable tor their attentions to the ladies. Povdexter and Black, the former Senators, and Plummer were much better known m th the fair than in the halls of Congress, and on more than one occasion got into very pretty difficalti then there was Uholson, surly at a bear va the Capitol, but ail ten- derness in_ the presence of a petticoat. The lofty genius of Prentina, whose soul is as stubborn as steel, yielded in five minutes to the temptation of a pretty ; and O me, & tall, pale, Cassis looking person, and the most insinuating man | ever met with, was a perfect devotee to the sex. Of the pre- sent delegation, | can only say, that they are clev very clever, in’ all respects, and Mississippi, if she has repudiated her bonds, and be im turn repudia- ted by all the world besides, will never be repudia- ted by the lovely women of this extraordinary me- tropolis Oar ghost story is all the talk. Rumor says that forty boarders lett the house immediately, and that it has mace been ascertained that the respectable proprietors of the establishment have long been aware of the visitation, and could never be induced to eceupy the apartment. The figure was seen three Umes perfectly dustinct, and remained in clear outline on the wall for half an hour. Most of the bearders are now at the Kelay House, an establish- ment owned by the celebrated financier, Dennis A. Smith, and kept most superbly by Mrs. Low, the best iandiady south of ean te She has your portrait hanging up in room of her house, keeps three files of the F seal, apd sashes teergocd: easy husband amuse hunself all day by drawing imaginary caricatures of Bennett, jr, running Webb from one end of Broadway to the other, ‘These are distributed gratuitously to every passenger, who buys agiass of lemonade. { will send you hall « dozen by next mal, Poor Webb i loaded down with mahogany stocks and bowie kuives, while our litte hero applies his foot to bun at every jump, precisely at spot where ladies wear their bishops. p toe here to learn what you mean to do wih the ieineaen clique on Monday next.— Skin them from head to foot—pickle and salt them down tor the exeeration of the present race and the contempt of posterity. Measures are now on foot 10 What part the office holders really took in the athair, aud there is at this moment “a chiei’ amang ye takin’ notes.” He is strictly incog, yet will be every where without being suspected, ‘on the resull of hus mission depends the fate of those yablic ernb. Three persons have arrived here very confidentially trom NewYork, and have had two interviews with the President, and to my knowledge, since the dinner, fifty applica- tions tor office have been sent on here, and by some of the first men un your city. Several leading whigs have written on expressing great diqust at the pro- ceeding, and ng in their adhesion to the captain. So the world ne itis made up of selfishness and deceit, and were it not for the smule with which ever dear woman lights my path, 1 would go hang my- self in shame. We look to you General, to sitt this matter—analize it—call forth all the letters and fix the ban of outlawry on those that have disgraced their country. Let them never show their wretched physiognomies, stamped with every lineament of Chen out of Wall street, that concentrated es- sence filtered from the bitter waters of and Gomo A Fai pretty pea " played off on Dr. Semel, LL.D. P. fe the other night. He was Enoehed up t r o Solock out of @ co! lortable snooze—the Doctor is @ very temperete man, but takes gin toddy tor colie—to pay an obstetrical visit on G, Street. He growled lustily for ten minutes, but with a $50 fee in view, put on his Boston wrap- rand dashed off. When he Ft there, rang the Gel, called down the master, and explained the ob- ect ‘of his visit, he came very near being kicked for ia pains. He returned home in no good humor, and found—what think you, at the door of his office? —a very pretty boy age yocked in a basket, and smiling sweetly in ys The worthy Doctor, eart pos weeueeten his ~" nm OR a ead, was very muc' perplex it hav ~ at ted the matter to the church, has cone! to keep the little stranger. This is the on dit as I heard it at Walker’s coffee rooms this morning. Yours, faithtully, EB. E. E Babylon. [Correspondeuce of the Herald ) Banyton, L. L., Sept. 2d, 1842. Life at Babylon— The Girls—The Herald. My Dear Bewxert : It is with the overflowing spirits of health, with the buoyant elasticity of young life, that a person ir lead to believe that, notwithstanding the villainy, rascality, profligacy, and wickedness of this world, there is still something to live for—something thet will make us at least indulge the thought that human happiness may be ay up ahd level with human misery, ifnot in some few cases above it. Let some of the care worn politicians, and bro- ae ot amt banker, and specu maior, throw xf the with which long in- woud them, and come aig and for a lew quiet days snuff up the invigorating sea-breeze—they will for a time, at least, become new me: Our old ‘friend, Capt. Dodd, Dodd, of sea keeps a snug house, and and his beter ay iding over the domestic concerns he ‘obec a home for all who wish to tarry for memory, afew days, and all in the peaee mee that heart can wish for, finds a place on her . Do come and try it. T believe this is almost the only place which has ng arn a Goomrenen ny your Cis n. ere ise’ ere that can gratify 0 = of the Ae spartnen-tacrioahen in and the girls “never looked better. wn is well represented here, the parties to the alll oad the beach, are, Freamgat, and 9 oe Your paper is received ‘daily w read Youn fe, Jonatnan Speotal Sessions. Before the Recorder, —- Bonnell and Car- Serr. 9—Henry Jeukios,' for stealing a puree con- taining oy from Moses Dessau, was sent pices for mx mont ag fen La Thiny & Co.s three moethe +0 Richard Comd don end Patrick Dempay, eharged with sent: Tracy, wae f boots from Jacob tarts | stealing 8 MTohn C. Cc. fam) for stealing three — "| Sue eitin et wdes ds seme Here a ie * Southwick for mesling.s boat from sloop “Democrat three mon Peter ae i yom se — eynol 1” was sent up for ¥ f R carpet. ing from ) ick, for stealing a = i 3 vy on ie, sent to yd ey | ten jargaret Grain for a from Sarah six. months. th Paper, Hie ‘3 ly worth of wearing i = 1 was sent to cu pnaon w Ww O. Farrel, charmed with’ 9 cow found “eoming large, bel ing to Peter Blair, was dis charged. John Field, for assau his wife and also a city ‘watchman, waseent up for six months on each offence. Bankrupt List. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK me O, Bokee (of late firm J. Bowen pe 7 wei ah Y.; Ree, Bokee and Co., elphia, &e Grower an © Rusher (firm Brower and | # fs won we Renbers merchant i Nov. 17. canon on Alon B. Crane (firm Crane and Strang) Carmel, Pittman and Co., Oct 8. General Sessions. Before Recorder Tallmadge, hid Eaaee, and Al- dermen Carman and Bonne! James R. Wiurtina, Esq., District Attorney: Skrtr. 9.—Obscene Prints.—At the opening of the court, James M. Smith, Esq. as counsel for the pub- lishers of the W' hip and Fh stated that he was not ready to proceed to trial, and asked the eourt to setthem down for Wednesday next, which was granted by the court. The case of Scott and Vanderwater, publishers of the new Flash, was also called up, and @ postpone ment also granted ull Wednesday next, The counsel forthe parties in the above case: admitted the publication of the papers named, gt: the only question that will devolve in the trial, is whether the matter published is libellous, or whe- ther they contained obscene language. Libel “on Senator McRoberts —On motion of Messrs. Purvoy and Price, counsel for Oravio de Attellis Santangelo, who is charged with publishing a libel against Samuel McRoberts, United States Senator from Illinois, in a pamphlet relative to the loan of some money to the former on Mexican Bonds, was allowed to go off till November next, in order to allow the defendant time to obtain copies of certain public docum: from Washington, and also evidence by commission from Matanzas. Sena- tor MeRoberts was in attendance in court. Trial for passing Counterfeit Money.— A German named John Shultze, was tried for forgery in the second Re ree, in passing a $B counterfeit note pur- perdin e of the Greenwich Bank of this city, upon ra Hogan, of 99 Greenwich etic on the 19th of July last, in payment fora glass of liquor. On arresting hum at the time, another note of the same character was found in one of his pockets, and some change insilver. The defence proved a good character for prisoner by a number of German witnesses, and there being no evidence to show that prisoner knew the bills were counterfeit, the jury stared a verdict of not guilty. of Wm. J. Snelling.—This person, who hae ncctad as one of the editors of an obscene sheet called the Flash, which was published some months since, was calledfor trial. George B. Wool- dridge was called as one of the witnesses, and stated that several of the articles that appeared in the sheet, offered by the District Attorney, were writ- ten by Snelling. The District Attorney then read several extracts from the paper to show its general character, Snelling defended his own cause, and stated to the jury that the article relative to Tom Hamblin contained nothing that was obscene or indecent; that there was no proof that he had written any other article in the paper. The Recorder me OF the jury that if the charac- ter of the paper was of an obscene nature it was all that the jury need know in the premises, as there was no special offence charged beyond that. ‘The jury after an absence of half an hour, and re- turning inte court once to ascertain some ppamte of evidence, returned a verdict of guilty, and he will be sentenced on Friday of the third week of the court. Otis Allen and William E. Ross, were arraigned on two new indictments and remanded to prison. ‘The Court then adjourned to Monday next, at 11 e’c! oe k. Forfeited Recognizances.—The following persons charged with crime, not appearing, their recogni- zances were declared forfeited :— James Farrell, indicted for bigamy, and bailed by Richard Voorhees, Esq. Harris Schwabach, for stealing $50 worth cop tin pepper boxes, block tin castings, iron spoons, trom Augustus ‘Thomas, of 63 Nassau street, paca my Moses Saunders. John Morris, indicted for picking the pocket of Joseph B. Doe,of a wallet containing money,in June last, and bailed by J. D. P. Charnelin, Harris Schwabach also indicted for burglary, in breaking open the premises of Augustus Thomas and Patrick Moran, and bailed by Moses Saunders. Patrick Wind, indicted fota nuisance, in pean number of cows in a stable in the 1th’ ward, throwing the manure into the street, bailed by "John Brannon. Bernard MeNomee, fora similar offence, bailed by John Kelly, and ‘Thomas M’Cormick, also bailed by John Kelly’ Patrick O'Connor, Philip Conner, Simon Styles, and James Sullivan fer beating James Behan, of 20 Cherry street. William Kennedy, for assaulting Pat.ick 1 bailed by Wm. H. Davenport, James Kogers, tor assaulting Richard Uglow, bailed by Wm Doptine Conkling Pearsall, for beating Charles Morris, bailed by Shran Kanally. William Hanly, Bameel Durham, John Dermady, John Stagg, George Barber, Thomas Baker an jatthews, tor beating and bruising Tho- Hot th of New York, i the ath day’ of December 162, att clock, neem nod by comtitined from day to day until the whole of said property shal be sold; and that the detailed statement of the taxes, and pepporny ta be orld, peblished fa the Mere era's newspaper Priuted and published 1m Wi pt New York D. Comptroller. MSO! Comptroller's Office, Aug. 30, ORPORATION NOTICE, Notice is rote Cy ale of 4 roperty for unpaid taxes will take pi . atowe City Hall of the City of je2th Lay of September uext, at 12 o'clock, § veel! cm day today until the whole of said {roverty hall besa ant that ‘the detailed statewent of the taxes, and property tebe! isha im the New ED 184: Ce wap: per pri bis shed i the city New Vor. A. Com; . Comptroller's Office May!’ Tait: e23 tawrbeptas'c PRKIGHT AND PASSAGE TO" PITTS= BURG. The proprietors of Bi amy, give notice to the Merc Yorkvand all other gemous shipcing tothe West, that their line is now in active ‘Soore consigned’ to them (or sent to go in their i ") will be forwarded with despatch. ‘Owner, or shippers of goods, destined for the Western sesirae ho naneg. a, Pitre, will ingharn, Pitsburg, lease it woods t ‘eho will By 10 sniping, “ail such consignments without of nxt be marked distinct! eacn package Bing ost inculy on ton of fnights Which are os lamas any other line, avply N, Aacot No. § Weer et garznite Pie 0.2 N. N. Srllehees cad Fousviiis.every day. Banday Ohetag 8. qT. en, ‘Suydan’ yp Ameren Fur Co. &C str vteball amd to them- kt teey ell ees at | day, and vi sta i the evering. i ol ond ar Safa ofthe ‘or igs ee) for the season WT i wt Thin COBTIGAN, , Saprinentn _Alrany mere io HOAD | NOTICE: ‘D FREIGHT L! to banjo the on ry the bo A. Cape od ac ek for cabin, Bd caben and steerage passeme oe