The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1842, Page 3

0g- DR. R’S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT— #000 persons relieved and cure, in addition to these certifi - ates. Mr. J. T. Town, Agent on New Jersey R. R., was bliged to leave and come to this city, and expected to die ption. His brother directed him to have a bottle ylor’s Balsam Liverwort, from 375 Bowery, of the vile counterfeits). Before be had taken his cough which was so bad as to keep him ‘ping, Was great deal better—he is now cured and ent on the Westchester Railroad, and generously for he cause of humanity, permits ns to refer any person to lim. Miss B. , of a wealthy family in Albion Place, as given up, and is well—her friends are willing to say Be caretul of the No. 375. There are signs put up in *« part of Bowery to catch the unguarded. Dr. Leeds vholesale druggist, 127 Maiden Lane, is sole wholesale igent down town, where only kept. MONEY MARKE!’ Thursday, Oct. 27—6 P.M. A little better business was done at the Stock Broa’, in point of sales, but prices were generally worse. Ohio 6's ell}. This stock seems to be giving way under the in- luence of the late election, the party in power being in favor of the bill, funding $800,000 of the debts due the con ractors inal0 percent stock. This is not anew debt,but creases the quantity of stock on the market, and there- jore lowers the price. New York State six per cents, were sold at a decline of }; Harlem Rail Road fell }. The prices of this stock are altogether nominal; its actual value being nothing. In March last, it sold at $3} per ‘hare At that time Mr. Watt and a few brokers went into he market and bought largely. ‘Their purchases aised the price, and it has been hitherto sustained, be- -ause they have not yet sold. Nothing has been done to mprove the condition of the road, which is in a most la- nentable state, The company are without means to go n with their extension, or even to repair that which is n operation, They pay no interest on-their outstanding »bligations, and the winter is approaching, when the re- ipts are usually less than the expenses. The enormous ‘ost and debt of the road is such that should the Albany tailroad ultimately succeed in constructing their work, ; hey will come intothe city by a new route at an expense | ess than the debt of the Harlem Company. It is to be re- retted that 8o rickety a concern should stand in the way fa work of real importance to the city. Our remarks about the Erie Railroad management, ppears to have caused a postponement of the election for irectors four days ahead, and instead of the 14th, they ve altered it to Friday the eighteenth of November next. four small gun knocked them into the end of that week, vat willour Paixhan do when we fire it? Meanwhile, et the stockholders throughout the interior, and in this 'y, stand firm, and go to the polls en masse on Friday ,the ighteenth of November, and that great work may yet be esuscjtated. We notice that the by-laws of the Company— egislative Report, page 683—says “The polls to be open t ten o’clock in the forenoon, and to continue open til! ne o’clock in the afternoon,” so that the effort of the pre- ent officers to confine the election to one hour (!) falls > the ground. What of them “stones for the great lock 7” Our remarks have also had the effect of arousing the jonest stockholders in this city ; and we observe that hey have issued a circular, being acall for a mecting on 17th, with hints to distant stockholders, in relation to hom they trust with their proxies, for the election of e 18th. Trust no travelling editors—trust no Wall street ent—trust no pipe-laying director. Hercules helps them yho help themselves. ‘To progress with that great work, the stockholders re, ire men who are honest, caring more for the immediate mpletion of the work than the advancement of their ivate interest, devoid ofpolitical scheming, whose habits nd business capacities enable them to manage their own siness prudently, as well as that of a company, who ve no local objects to conflict with the interests of the areholders and the public. In many of these important jisites those who control the affairs at present are la- lentably deficient. Without these distinguishing traits character in its managers, not a dollar willbe obtained this city, on the line of the road, orfrom the Legisla re, to aid in constructing that work. ‘¢ have recently, repeatedly remarked upon the pecu- r condition of the exchanges between this country and ‘eat Britain, and between this city—the centre of com. rial operations—and New Orleans, the great head of p produce market. The immediate operating cause of plow rate of bills, is undoubtedly the abundance of sup- y, and the absence ofalmost all demand. The direct and ediate cause of the latter circumstance is fauity legis- jon, whereby the purchase of foreign goods is prohibit- by an iniquitous protective tariff, which has been advo- led by the party papers almost without exception ; and y, with childish folly, they are surprised a: the ruin ly themselves have wrought out. Ship-building ceases he hands are discharged—6 to 600 hardy seamen out of ploy, parade the streets to procure the pittance of $15 month. The bills drawn against the produce of the ers sold abroad, are sold at a heavy loss—that is to , good bills with city endorsement, drawn, say agamat rsold in Liverpool, and shipped here at the low price 425 per bbl, will command but 6 per ceat nominal ium, or $464 per £, being 21 cents per £ sterling ler par, being a loss of 4,3 per cent, or nearly 22 cts bbl. The value of flour shipped to England in 1840, $3,387,313, on which, atthe present low rate of ex" Inge, a loss of $166,867 would have been sustained. All loss and ruin, amounting in distress to the carmen, edores, seamen, shopkeepers, merchants, and the great cultural interests to many millions, has been wrought by a few eastern menufacturing politicians, combi with a few. parasite newspapers in this city. When je results became too apparent, the Courier and Enqui- with surprising naivete, expresses itself “ puzzled ;” lwhen the simple practical operation of trade is point- it to it, makes the following remarks : ere isno demand for specie about it, though it will necessarily to the importation of specie, but the sup- f bills drawn against produce shipped to Europe, is et by a demand for bills to pay debte or make purcha- broad. it what strikes us as singular, is that our Banks and jalists have allowed exchanges to fall so low—that they jot as soon as the rate fell so low, as that the differ- between the actual par and the current rate of ex- ge, was more than enough to cover the cost and risk sporting specie, at once go into the bill market ; a profitable or safer investment could not have been That it has not been done in New Orleans, isa ing proof of the absence of all capital, or the prostra. Gall mercantile energy there. That it is not now here, we presume ses from an apprehension of a demand for specie from the South, occurring before to meet it can be brought from Europe. onfesses that there is no demand to make purchases abroad. What Banks or what capitalists have it in power to check the flow of specie when a prohibi- riff prevent s the import of goods in return for pro- sold abroad? The difficulty of the market is too a supply of bills, and the Courier imagines that or eight broken banks in New Orleans, whose bills a discount of 6 to 60 per cent, can go into the mar- d purchase up the surplus. They have not the of paying their own debts ; then what have they to r the bills under the supposition that it would be ble to buy them for the import of specie? The ip this city have been operating in the market ever July. Specie has been flowing hence to New Or- anda very large sum is now on the way, which, on rival there, will change somewhat the face of af- In this market bills have not yet been offered in unt so low as to make it profitable to buy them in ito import speciv. It isnot safe to give more than 5 it premium for that purpose. They may fall so low packet of the Ist proximo, as to create a demand it purpose. Many of the banks of this city having abroad, have some time since ordered the amount lin specie. Of this nature was the recent arrival of in the Virginian, to the City Bank. This isa peration of trade, and depends altogether upon the of the transaction. It is astonishing with what in jon and inconsiderate folly the idea of “ regulating is adhered to by the advocates of banking monopo- arrises from the fact that men and associations of vith a little capital, puffed up with their own con- ways fancy that they have the power of stemming Introlling the mighty movements of the commercial The United States Bank wanted to control the market, and was crushed like a child beneath the of Juggernaut. In the spring of 1899, the Barings ir agent, Jemes G. King, Esq wished to control king movement in the United States, and made a import of $1,000,000 of specie, which speedily found back whence it came, at great loss to the saga- erators. The result of such movements in their i that of many others in London, is seen in the re- Jaration of that house, that they hail made no pro- ing the last three years. ovement of specie to this country has now just 1ced, and probably $3,000,000 is already in motion point of sale, England, to the point of purchase, Jeans. According to our estimate of yesterday, pout one tenth of the probable import; by the time et of the Ist proximo reaches Fngland the amount loubled, and the Bank of England will doubtless alarm at the state of affairs ; each succeeding ili bring additional quantities of produce,the sale ‘her own movements since January in increasing ency 3 per cent and reducing the ratio of interest 2,will greatly accelerate; not to be paid for as she nticipated in manufactnres, but to create a direct upon the Vaults for that specie which the has ee years striving to accumulate, through the de- struction ofthe trade of England, the Bankruptcy of her | NY, Sau, 8: Helen, Milken, and Magnet, Seman. | SHAKSPEARE, | AUCTION SALES AMUSEMENTS. ‘ tion ofher operatives. The ques- | Philadelphia, | oo nati ; ROW AND 8 ANN STREE Re eae kl =a a Gittins wren tis sateseess Srike Riak lasd fie tne Henry, Carmince: omen sears Churchill, Matansas; 24th, | rrvpik, SUBSCRIBER begs to return his best. thane to Y¥_ THOMAS BELL. NIBLO’S GARDEN. his numerous friends, for the kind and liberal encourag: (Stoves Nos. 22 Ann and 115 Fulton street.) Shetland, Frost, St Thoms Ist, iti ith its restrictive mea- ‘ r “ ot they have given him since he re-opened the abov oscar enti LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON. face of political difficulties pe ae its restrictive mea Dover Mobile. Sid 2d, Glendoveer, Parsons, panne 1 lle @ thean and the vaplic (a general PROPOR, J 37 > Aor : IMMENSE ATTRACTION. vente a alenshaeetoelm hy nro beet Pitstell es me sy Coa a ety eae Hist ha wilicantinns to use every exertion to merlt (helt Lamps, Giroadolers Chvmeliers, Antiel, bronzed apd plated The rfat Ravel Bamily the newly restore! order in the m snufacturing districts | Boston, Ost 36—Arr tothe Larder will be alway. lied with the choicest delie | ticles, Clocks, &e—will be sold by catalogue, and without | Ia A NEW PAN LO MIME, rac cived nightly with great a cannot be maintained. In order to show the monthly in- | hoe. Pos Paliadeishe cacies of the season, which will be served up in a *uperior man- ryaorve .e large and valuable assortment of the above deserip- plause, aad the gorge yas spectacie comic Pantomime o rs . A " of articles, which have been sometime here, subject to in- rds NiGd? OWL, creasing ratio of exports to England, we take the follow- map.et paces Jn ecoordiuee wish te Cimon ‘eialies anh tions, : 5 eae ing table of the exports of cotton from New Orleans at the Scotch ales, London porter, and segars ; all of the very best have been received, from England to close sales posi | THIS EV'NG, one formance will commence at close of each month :— quality” js fine vari on the most AN O Exrorts or Corton rrom New Oneans. a ov aah, dinners, teas, and suppers, at all reasonable | , A Ray ne pp ee Seal Uren.Love ain. A | LNantucunr, Oct 2—Arr Emulous, Small, N¥ork; Lend-| “OYRTEAS—The very best that ean be procured, in every | Mat; 3 ie coatiters, «co Scaueae | Gown Midi ine Jer breve} s2 ro. " c anda large assortment by Order of the Sheriff. fame, ’ xxts, Oct 2i-In port, Mail, Loriug; Pequot, Kelty, and eas : : Also a variety of eleg utf im a family leaving th Wells | Ellen, M RR ses SEPP a — | aM Hile,’Chase, Boston for NYork; Mandarin, aad Nimrod, able notice being given, ANY DISH whatever can be | city pea panindats Leon Jayell | Jatin, and if in the six Me cn ceies coat i iuovtpente, Oct 26— Aw Retioes; Shere, Eninedpiah is fee Soba ea som ARD WINDUST At 13 ofefock nse ro0m, Grand Pas de D ie be followed. by by Mr. Hand Miss if t lin Borden, do: Carotine, Spelman, Albany; Vigilant, Heath, : 4 siete Sale of splendid piano fories, choice paiutin;', curtains, up- | Grand Pas de Deux from La Sclpnide, by Mr. Han Soth, as much goes forward from New Orleans as last | NYork. Below, Axenoria Andros From Cding Giptey, Cro: epee aK aware Toren | beliters tock. ees syn suttella: ‘ 6 sland; jeep sehr. nr y inv ¥ 0, alarge additional lot o ‘ond hand ° ueceeded hy som the supply of cotton bills alone will be increased in | "Siinrponn, Oct onCh Math Crowell, Baltimore; Sarah via guys mient, (0 call Basefoed's Rooms, over the Cli | of all deseriscions, Se To constade with (At NOME URE. bteanes that city $6,200,000 ; an immense supply when we consi- Purdy, Albany, Edw Crolius, Kearney, do; Wm Blair, | max Eating House, 149 Fulton, and Ig Aun street, where a MONDAY. 'o conotude with (49th time the maguificent Comic Pantomims Coates, do; Speaker, Tucker, N York; Wave, Pelton, do. ay be had’ of eight tab ther Slate, Marble, Iron, At 1036 o'clock, at the auction room. MAUZULME. OR, THE NIGHT OWL, der that although $110,000 worth only had gone forward | “New Loxpon, Oct 22—Act Juno, Belfwst tor NYork ‘ ; with India Rubber, Cloth or Composition Cuslt PE Pr A Sas (re, Mauzatm, the Night Owl, we Wey at latest dates, bill: Maine for di tery do do: Hi « rf in combination with all the late European improvements | best descriptions of store, parlor, church, and okie it of Chevalier Bariaw Herat our lates 7 di aine for do; Eni we, do do: Henry ons, in co! r a ate Europea ro le: ions of store, parlor, church, and cooking stoves ¢ Zhewal ariano, Mercere! wane Were.an 1} per CSRs dieonak Inag ayaa, Dennis for go; Lasy Adams” Visitors will find the bar, either Washingtonian, of ou nts and of all sizes.’ Housekeepers will do well to heel Ravel the actual par. There is no probability of an increase of baw for Norwi Alida, do f ‘ mb as may suit thelr fancy, 529 Imis* | attend this sale. rs 4 ne rel demand. As the season progresses, the rapid_accumula- land: Eleonora, Kingston fo: orks Julia, | OCHINEAL.—3 ciroons of Mexican Cochineal for sale by ea UEBDAY, , nyt yaad i Id Vandalier, ifax, N ph = : : ellent clothing; o London Cloths, alima, & Circassian Sla A \s embarrassment in England 29 hd akg HE ee (13 SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES and Amber Symp of cer ie reed ees ee eae A aR all WR TN, ar reep eesti poy Lp REE Sales at the Stock Exchange, D, Dougkss, NYork; Angeline, Joline, Albany; P perior quality for family use, for sale in hhds, tierces and jery, gloves , sheetings, shirtings, guns, | brif past seven, 7000 NY State7's, 1849 1005 10 Bk of Com fun ge | Cay doy Win Young, Laird, Providenty. Arr ithe barrels, at the American Sugar Retinery, No. 28 Leonard st, tlery, splendid jewelry, fe. T seks Oe esate 5000 do 6's, 1862 b60 90 50 Del & Hu B60 8356 | Stoheybrook, Beuiterpocd, do. an PYLEE & MAPES. BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, THAM THEATRE. 2000 0 do 89% 5 Mercht’s Tus Co 20 | 'Nonroix, Oct 2--Arr Orleans, Smith, Richmond for New " —— R Pit 1236 cenus. Upper Tier 25 cents, 50 cents. 3000 6, 00,,, 28,1855 LL 1A Utica & Schen'ly 144 | Orleans, put in to final lag, and eld same day; Pallas, H Ne aes slasher an ahah ee EAE | s0NG o'clack fa ih cmeee Coates) between Gh and Tih palatine Wie ee lo 6's, 1864 9% 10 0 11434 | ‘Turks Island, Union, Paiue, Boston for Richmond. vi r vet ender i Aken THIS EVENING. October 23th, will | be performed 5000 Kentucky o's, 18717 50 Paterson RR = -b9018 | Hire NYorke gr two anites of rooms for small fumiliee. Gentlemen’ w earn es css aa, tae, NRDENCTE RECKL Bos. 39 Minhestan Bk St 150 Harlem RR 815 15)8 |. Citanurston, Oct 22—Arr Gazelle, Glover, Bermuda; Edw | 4 po nentt on reasonable terms, will do welltosscare |) 1 Black Walnut Chairs, Sola, ‘Twenty-one das Clock, Bade, | After which JACKS THE LAD. Greenwich Bk Bee 200 ° poe 19% | Franklin, Weathersfield, Coun. Cli’ Nile, Johnson, Havre; 1942, 027 3tis*r Bedding, French Bedsteads, one superior Piano Forte, made | Followed be LOAN OF A LOVER. do National Ble 0” 85 Stonington mos Bx Tybe 4Oaden, NYork. | Sid Ore ‘on, Glidding, fora Southern | — GPTING ERTADLISHME = by Stoddard, Worcester and Dunham, nearly new; also. an m- | Couclude with | JACK ROBINSON & HIS MONKEY. ‘i Haneo, Nichols, doz Isabella, Briggs, da; Col T Snep- | (LASS CUTTING ESTABLISHMENT.—J. Stouvenel, | sortment of ‘Kitelien Furniture, with which tie sale: will on Doors will open at6i4—Curtain will rise at quarver past Second Board. ies. Ar a. Vernon, Hobo Bs, Crom : glass cutter, No; 29 Gold street, constantly on hand and of | mence. 1 gelock preci sely. eee oat vs tou, Sld Zephyr, yy ‘est | fer to supply all dealers and others, ‘at the lowest pri ‘ox Office open from 9 to 5, w! ‘Tickets b 0 Long Iaand 40,49, 10 Mohawk “e 0s - = eH = fr . city, and W wranted the eat of anyother factor rach aa At 103 oreloeie cin tne oa purchased and ‘places secured. ee Savanna, Oct 22—Arr Eli Whitney, Harding, Boston; | beautiful hall lamps ofevery size, astral lamps and shades, de- | ‘1 F anon, ihe, oe iamsinsses! = Granada Qo; Larch, Abbott, do; American. Bur | caaters, tumblers,champaisn, wine glases,dishes, goblets, bowl Fat Fare PS ee atsc. PARK THEATRE, State of Trade, ess, NY nemann, do. Below, one s\ ceteries, glass,Sc. Sc. ent to any part of the Sountry ‘At 1036 o'elock, at the auction room, BENEFIT OF MR. AND MRS. BROUGHAM. We cannot notice any increased movement in the seve- | ©!d La Grange, Por | by any quantity free of pas nid cartage, all articles match | ~— Broadcloths, cass: Ke.—30 pieces broadcloths, beaver | THIS EVENING, October 2ath. will be performed 4 ter, fee, Flituer, Phila | to pattern, Retail store No. % John street, near Nassau st, r Tn foto re} LOVE'S SACRIFICE. ral markets. A Buffalo paper remarks as follows :— delphia; Voltaire, Sleeper, Providence. ; s10 Im*r tonne, 9, Shops to ent pay After which IRISH AMBASSADOR The wheat and flour dealers are active to-day, and all | ““sr Avaustixe, Oct 1i-Arr Charlotte, NYork. 1 2d The 7 the canaleraft busy taking in cargoes. Sixty-five cents | New Onceans, Oct 19—Cld Monsoon, Hallet, Antwerp; | P)AILY EXPRESS LINES FOR ALBANY, UTICA, | gravinauiielonging conte cote eae ly Pysttatio of en First Tier 75 cents; 2d Tier 30 cents; Pit 3736 conte; Gallery appaars to be the highest mark for wheat, although sales | Don Juar, Soule, Liverpool. Arr Canton, Petungill, Kingston . BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND CANADA—The sub- TUESDAY, Nov lst, pen at 644 o'clock and the performance will com of nterior have been made at five shillings. Three dollars Js Juana, (Sp) Slovideo, Havana: Neptuue, (s) Rollins. N | seribers having been engaged for the last twelve months run- Atiot ce at 7 precisely f f haa ve mapad o'clock at the sales room. 5. Ms and a halvis about ashigh as flour will go. ‘The canal | Xo". Below, Niagara, Cole,do., Arr 7th, Columbus, Coffia, } wing the Aibany an’ Ralialo Exytess, in. connection with | Liquors, Seyary, &e—A xood assortment of liquors and ae MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. business for the 3d week in October was as tallows: Tolls | Boston Chester, Vandyke, Pav extended their Express Line from Buffalo to Albany, through | 4%: among which are some very saperior port 444 Broad New Yorn. ived, $19,179 87. Number of boats cleared 234. is el — = = ree eter (ult pmo lnecsuns cll onto a tua segars—the attention of public houses and s of tolls received this season over the corres. | {OR DR. FEUCHTWANGER'S Price Current of Copa | pariy, (Sunda ed) Specie, Bank ; ass elphi forward Parcels, Oct. | 28th, It be ited ME BY MOONLIGHT, THIS EVENIN MEET D ot At Private Sale—IIinois Lands—Several secti be 4 i ~ ii i i via, Capsules, Acids, Dye woods, Lanar Caustic,D aguer- | Packages, Bundle: Goods, to and from the fol- 0 ere: or 0 x A PefihesAbout 100 Dis ef pots have been taken at $o 60, | ott Chemical, Geriau Siiver’ Aes Ke. Ke. See fourh | lowine mages ie Syrente, Auburn, Wikia, Gener, | S.4? “Sie'FakStateSirveort Suehmon Coigey othe | Ghebezl Couns Der Timer, Me aga : : 8 pi a _ol . +1 » Auburn, Hevay | richest and most populous County inthe Stat , Jose Speckbacher, ee iss Taylor A few pearls a: $5 87}, ada EAT NT Ay cauacion le sx pas oasean RNR OO rchester, Batavia,’ Lockport, Buffalo, Cleve: | Uoverument is getablahed at ‘Springfield, iu the centre of the | Conclude with, HOUSE OF LADIES. Cotton—There is more doing in cotton. The sales ak ‘ ah K , Chicago, and the intermediate places, County. The title is patent, (7 The Doors will be opened at halt-past 6, aad the amounted to about 1200 bales, principally for export. Hi ee ice person cea eee ‘Osweyo, Sacketts Harbor, ‘Kingston and Toronto, tte Ee te a to riaum e eommence at 7, every evening. bad Flour—Canal is in good demand at $425. reference will be given. % Dey i Mbhde RICAN THHATR ference will | deaths Shenuinih eas + | “Will promptly attend to the collection and payments of bills, Sales Room 372 Broadway. AMERICAN THEATRE—WALNUT-ST, Ser Se ade ee ANTED—By two respactable Protestant a Ws n, | notes, drafts and accounts, purchase sale ol goods id pro Pipe no . PHILADE . Domestic Markets, Wario or de oneeeetre, SeetneanEzgear Roma, duce by sample, aud such other transcient busiuess as ‘maybe | FRIDAY, October26, at 10 o'clock, at the auction room. Se- | YNDER THE DIRECTION Oy aitas C. CUSHMAN. Macox, Oct. 18.—The cotton market has still a down- | Private family, Inquire at 72 Koosevelt street, where the best | entrusted to their care. cond Fall Sale of new and elegant Furniture, being the —— ‘ Ris nll the rsey - | ot reference will be gi 028 tr Express will be accompanied by a competent messen- | Dest aud largest assortment of furniture ever offered at public : ward tendency; there has been « further decline. ‘Though Seance y } pe ome ction in the city rf SHIP ayer a good di hes come in, and competition been brisk, the | PR DEMPS FAREWELL CONCEI ger, together with responsible agents in the principal towns | auction in ity, consisting of sofas, sofa bedsteads, bnrea us i entre tabl 4g French chairs 8, Wardrobes, upon the route. Merchants and others may be assured that re- French turns will be in this manner recetved more speedily hau in any ith and with 0 dest qualities, in square’ bales, would hardly command | V4 Dempster respectfully announces to. over 6jc, and inferior qualities in proportion. For round | /"plic that his Farewell Concert will be give ct | _AMEDRICAN MUSEUM AND GAE t 0 ge 8 other possible way. ; . Woo AN MU ‘ bags the highest price has been 64. be amvied Uy the Messrs Rainer, who Wil sing some of thet tt Ba rete ete eee Patan tea Uinkeg Glia aed Toate ceeinio ia | Dimteeeancgh On emia: nek Ounce me pamons, Oct: 18—Our cotton market has receded | PRLMECAS vit, ‘or POMEROY & CO. No.2 Wall street Da aaah tet gigi ee Ga Fae lpeorirminntis eM Ret se Seeieteiee Te about fc since last Tuesday’s report. Prices range from | ‘Tickets 40 cents, to be had at Atwill’s and Dubois’s Music E. W. HAND, Tany day previowsto gale. onTater 3 ‘1 JE i : , t b . W. HAND, a to sale, or 2 DR: VALENTI 6to7}c, according to quality. Stores, and at the door. conte aby Sy pre tient —— ih the comic delin ator of American pec arities, whims and he Benefit of Laugh \d meid of 40— EXCHANGE BROKER, Moni.e, Oct. 15—Cotton—The market has again be- icert to commence at quarter before § o'clock. _ 028 Itre ° .2 CAMP STREET, NEW é " UCTION NOTICK—T comedull, Prices are without any material change, ‘ARD—NIBLO'S—The Committee of thacwellkaown | t2im*r_No.2 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS. | AUCTION NOTICK 4 splentid sale of Engli Bogan Oa A. Gatablishay 2 che Nee Yorn tie pence tow! | TON M, DAVIGS & JONES inform thelr iriends apd | con Stee matt ak lamps, | oddities, will zive his short lecturer 01 re, wil oe iss Tabitta Tiptongue. an ing’ Billy Jones, the min ruined by the M. P to take place this r Hof Improveme; the purehases confined excl t ‘ & JONES infor , tke. yin’ the | Billy Jones, th rch of Laypro: : ; incere pleas ; customers that, they have reerived their winter fashions for | large rooms,32 Aan and 113 Fulton ‘sta, ended to the | The Steamboat, with a description, of the passengers houses. |The total receipts of cotton at this port since the | foc ligerally: tendered ther five te of bir Balcony maa the | Capea variety of new styles for youth andchildren, ‘The | attention ofthe rablic, eee arorton Recnegommended t0 the | Napoleon Debatere—The Hypachondsiac vost Betas, with Ast September, amount to 13,384 bales, and the sales inthe | Messrs. Ravels the gratuitous aid of their valuable setviees for | Cracovieune ‘Turban now so much worn, is mauufactured by THOS BELL, the comie song of ay Cinder—Burlesque Lecture on Phrene- sa7.e time amount to 5,500 to 6,000 bales. Our quotations | a benent, to assist its fan's, will take place on Saturday, Octo- | them. Alsc 4 new style of travelling cap, Very convenient for 32 Aun and 115 Fulton streets, logy, —The County ichool, Sew are now for middling to middling fair,7 a 8c; fair to good, | ber 29, 1812. On the occasion a variety of entertainments will | gentlemen travelling 028 now BELL & HOWARD. Th ks PUNESE FIREWORKS. 8} a Sic. be given, in which the whole Ravel family, Chas Winther and | 022 Im*m a 106 WILLIAM ST. A Sy CARTER & CO., store int | Their darsling beauty and, brllvansie are aeantoneheeh et Savanvan, Oct. 18.—The sales of cotton for the week | “tad Miss Wells will appear, pie, OR INE GYMNASIUM, ra vegbetweeen Five and Wall ay, Raturday: {10 Fete, sling been MOR Vite ee sum up 2530 bales at 5} a8c. The rates are now from } to REPEAL! REPEAL !—S TAL CALL. SPARRING SCHOOL & PISTOL GALLERY. | fiichdidasormeut at ate pware, Vhing, Geille, 0, a Has GRAND MEC HANICAL FIGURES, ‘ je lower than at the close of our last review for all quali. Hereditary bondsinen know ye not, who would be free ESSRS. HUDSON & OTTIGNON respectfully inform | ing mahogany and marble top centre tables, card tablos, elegans | fog movement of which represents life with a fidelity per! ties,except Liverpool good fair, which maintains its former Them: Ives cere eee the gentlemen of New York, that their extensive rooms at | sofas, French mahogtny chairs, desks, pla mahogany tabl Mysterious Gipsy Girl—Miss Flood, th jar vocalist way and Chambers street, tor Sparring. | Ke position, owing to its scarcity, and we have accordingly A Beate I Association will be } the corner es. it held in Concert Hall, 406 Broadway, ow Saturday Eveniog | @vmnastics | practice, are now open Also~Iograin and three pl: oti oil cloth d altered, our Sgures to correspond with the actual sales. | 99:h instant. to nominate pfheers vo All vacanet d by the | Numerous improvements an additions have b And table covers, several Beautifan blue diner nets ten nets, There has been a steady demand in rice throughout the nationof J.T. Dovle, Esq, E. A Casse! i ‘A. | #m the Gymnasium, which will now be found respect | basins and pitchers; - Pre! week. The market remains firm at last weck’s prices. | Kean, and to thoroughly reorgatize the Repeal movement i | somolete and equal to any other inthe country for athletic ex. | asus and pitchers; very elegant Freuch china tea ant coffee The sales amount to 286 casks viz: 12 at 1}, 11 at 2}, 50 at | this city, by uniting all honest repealers and to afford the res. 7 2], and 213 at 24, per 100 bbls. merable'ardent lovers of fatherland an opportunity of tes earring taught ou the most approved principles. | Gent La Petite Celeste, the admired daaseuse—Albino Lady— Grand Cosmorama, the views change every Monday—Fancy ‘ i s-- Blowing—and 500,000 Curi Afternoon performances Wed: gra ; y aud Saturday at three pAlsorA few dozen and demijohas of very choice Madeira, | ° “The Admittance to the whole, Muscurs, Garden and. enter 5 omec Gin and Brandy, 10,000 principe segars, 30,000 q ; F their devotion to theircountry and her eau men the Pistol Gallery will be supplied with Pistol s of id patent soth bedstead, faite ns tauuments, twenty-five cents—Children half o Avausra, Oct 19.—Cotton—The receipts of our staple | ing snd forwarding the slnews of war towa Asuperior quality. “Terms moderate. Gentlemen are invited ‘ppedive, sad yonseteetions williiod i os ehatr:{aterest ATTR STRONGER STILL! continues to increase. Most of it sold as soon as received. | movement now carrying out by the f:ther of tocallat any time daring the day._ ba eeeieneeions as wos 028 2t*r NEW Y KUM AND PICTURE Friogs have fallen bat little: on prime and choies cottons, | #rett snd pod O'Connell. And further to g RAFFLE, RAFFLE, RAFFL JOSEPH J. P. DEL VECO 110, Auciioncer, | GALLERY, i iddli inferi r ‘0 the officers and other members of the ~ Say SE . P. BC ioneer, Roary Thevausltvonihe cite iee filer ar vary vowing their conearrence in an unauthorised publication which GENTLEMEN’S CLOAKS T AUCTION—On Friday the 28th inst, at 1034 o’clock, A the Park. “ Freeman’s Journal of appeared in the aturday the 22nd T? BE RAFFLED for positively on the first of Novem- | 44 M, will be sold at 23 Washington st tery, the Manager, much from that received in the early part of the season, | jnst,,” “signed Patrick A. Kean.” ber next, two splenpid blue cloth gentlemen’s Spanish | entire ‘stock and fixtures of a cavern and boarding house, con- ie has engaged the cele- and compels us to reduce our quotations for extremes, THOMAS SCANLAN, Treasurer. | Circular Cloaks, with capus, handsomely made up with a vel. | sisting o \d fixtures, liquors, cord sls, &:, beds and bed- e world, born wil We quote 4} a 7ic as extremes of the market, Square Of the Young Men's Repeal Association of N-York. | Yet collar and facings, capes, lined with silks, and completé | ding, kitchen, furniture, stores, &c. Sale positive. Also-a 4 having depriv bales always commanding } ofa cent per Ib over rowad. New York, October 25th, 1842. 2a 20 inevery other respect. Tickets $2 50 each. Aa,the rafle will wheel cab end horse and harness in complete order, warranted. ‘ oweve; Ooiviesh,’ Oct. 10-Oat colton datkat kan bean’ | KEG” YORE LEGAL DESERVER-—O0 positively take place on the above named eve. ‘Ti as and second hand hats. 028 tr ny feats that those possessed of hands aud uuable co execute ; cal up a watch; e paid for, Whether one or more, when the numbers are taken. Asanumber of ‘Tickets are already sold, gentlemen wishing ‘a chance would do well to apply early—as such a chance sel- dom offers—the highest and lowest numbers are to have a cloak each. For further particulars, apply at No. | Murray street, corner Broadway, where the cloaks are to be seen. o5 tNovi*r 1 HEGEMAN will sel tion on Friday, October 28th, at 10 o’elock, A. M. Tye 324 Greenwich street, a general assortmentof Hou and perform many other wonderful ex nithre, consisting of piano, couches, divans, mahogany dining | Plotts. | Mr. Delarue will kive tious of Henry Clay, and tables, pier glass, bronze and lacquered girandoles, barometer, roduce the peculiarities of New York auctioneers—Mr. Cole inahogany chairs, brussels tnree ply and ingrain carpets, maho- the. comic singer—Mirs. Phillips, the much admired song- patent curled maple bedsteads, feather beds, | Suess— Mr. Wrigh the falsetto vocalist—and Master Young, ‘traordinary wire volante dancer—glass blowing by ! Adauasion to the whole, sncluding Maveum, Curios Co) little more brisk for the last week, and a slight improve- | ;.\,, 22th of October, will be publihed No. 4 of this journ: vo fo m, ‘with cover for advertisements, cc ment has taken place. We quote now from 6 to 7$ for | tkvecly of “str William Pollet” Juiee Bore De new; we understand, however, that 7} wasoffered for a | parte Coster with reference tothe doctrine of lien whe fine lot. cars bill hs been tiled —Jadge Tallmade’s Opinion in Fost : va, Logan, &e. &e.—A digest of the new English Bawkrapt Act Pernassunc, Oct. 17.—Sales of now cotton to a moder- | “Review of new Books—List of New. Publicarions--Anec- ate extent at 8} to 8, cash and time. The tendency is | dotes of the Bench aud the Bar—On dit of Westminister Hall downward. Receipts since Ist September about 700 bales. | &c. &e. Published at {2 Ai by SAMUEL OWEN, Edi RASS asinine | SANE Premen a TIVOLI SALOON. crockery, &e. Ke. . HE LARGEST and most splendid Saloon im the city for An excellent assortmeut of kitchen fu jitare, with which 027 ! k G u q ; Picture Gallery, aud Performance, ONE SHILLING. None exported. tor and Proprietor, at one shilling per copy or $4 in advance. Musical Sovees, Concerts, Asseinblies, Military Balls, | the sale willeommence. a ORT 8006.) Hes ell ben Gas tettommanr es Walieciey cxl Eaeuie , The Reports inthis work are not, to be found elsewhere and | Private and Pablic Dian. Parties, Political Meetings—with- RACE BETWEEN FASHION AND BLUE Mill bea day p ve on Wedivesday and Saturday, Seima, Oct. 15.—Very little has been done in our cot- } are published witn the sanction and approbation of the Judges. | out distinction of party... The Praprietor, ever auxious to gain DICK.—At the solicitation of many gentlemen | halfpascre 1 e entertainments in the evening will begin at ton market this week, and prices have receded nearly a | “ogg'ner to himself and this establishment reputation (andependent of i ; i fon’ Whst few sales now making are from 6to Gc per | J)“ WILHELMS, No. 9H Brosdway offera forsale his now | STe4i maGt) hus leased from the owner on, such terms Sy will taralsy antisera Cesta on Batardny asst, tee 260 Por, “a PRESENTS. : Rahn ee Din 1 BPR i stgen of coods, wholesale and retai a >at happy to make arrangements (in accordance with the | leaving Pier No.2 North River, at 7 A. M.acrive at Camden TIFFANY, YOUNG, & ELLIS, Brighton Cattle Market ous Kinda; worsted, wool, stitching and ‘knitting silk, beads, | Hm@es)with all who may favor him with call s and assures | at half-past 12 o'clock, where carriages, will’ be in readiness to IMPORTERS AND DEALERS ° geekiaey Veen roet » beads, | them that no pains or expense will be spared to xive entire sat- | Convey them to the course, a distance of three mile In the various Fancy Manufactures of England, Franen, Mopar, Oct. 24.—At market 9800 cattle, about 1500 of | "1, Sinai ant lace wares, all sorts of ale and worsted | ct WM. P. DENMAN, Proprietor, | gt hedttes comes off a¢2'P ML Pare forthe exci Germany, China, &c 4 ; 1 1. t ke and 54 : M. P. MAN, Proprietor. we privilege of returning the same evening intl : : r 3 . Fi i E he mostcopi dl d choice of artifiei — aA se AID A cleat BS 027 2 is®t_ | tensive than ever before. ‘assort Focarad det $e on par Ente Ee aes oni | docatn the wesine sore ealnewom ees Donecs PURE GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES. FASHION AND NUE DOK fei | eee re Ie i be Semel 6 oepeezae Barrelling Cattle—The arrellers dud not advance upon | Sa citcs or oan a descriptions, | THOSE, wighing to parchase pure Rossted and Grenad Gof. wishing to withess the Great Race t come off | How wood and Ebony Goods | Chinese Funey Arueles r ‘Articles of cas of ost various descriptions, fee, would fin ir advantage .to call a fi i i tationery cy the prices offered last week, and purchases were made at | manufactured in the Royat Iron Foundary at Berlin, street, where are kept the above articles of the very best qui wiltstinuhed withemenia tee (Oey erlin [ron end Beomae those prices, viz : Mess, $3'25; No. 1, $2 50. Exquisite and neat figures in bronze, tyinthe city, at paecs to suit the time ‘0 and return for Four Dollars, taking the evening train | Perfumery rans of all kinds Stores—Prices for a like sie were hardly sustained, —A beantiful assortment of supertine basket ware .Coffee Roasted every day fresh, and sent to any part of this at 4 before 5 o'clock foot Of Liberty street, or the | Brushes and Combs apier Mache & Velvet Goods and large numbers remain unsold.” We quote the same, | 7—A.considerable and el-gaut choice of pressed an! ey, aya, Brooklyn, ice ‘of expense. “Coffee. Hoasted and oat ludependence ou Saturday at 7 o'clock, Bieg No. | Indian Curiosities © | Umbrella, Parasol & ; ; , paper, shects of letter paper, visiting cards, wafer, Sc. ound for Groceries, ina superior manuer, retarming by the evening ine’on Satur. ‘nes, Test to, 7Oer old at $7 00 8 $12 00; three year old $14 00 | MPT D Cfogant and great sire of the faest pores ain EDR. WELCH, late firm of line on Sunday from Camden, - og7 ater Ri Fine, Ascordious, Masie —A splendid assortment of the finest dressing artic! T iding W! dions, c ies - Bo Sheep—Lots were sold from 75c to $1 75; Wethers ope rye BRE od! Welch & Shearer Bi Gloves, and au'inuame- from $1 75 to $2 75. New Yo ai ES 7 FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. , nit i OH, We —Kaalinh Mail | a GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE, The Koval Mal Steamohin BRITANNIA, |" "52 Pane Articles of Taste and Utility, Swine— ted shes esp : é ‘2 , 1d Marketfield street, betwee: . Hewett, Commander, will leave Boston | gyi . IGS palate aftrom Bo ater swe, anf we or ar ET all, Se a ten, epi A Broad and Wintchall; lve 207 Elizabeth streets New Work, forthe above ports on Tuesday, November | faitble (or presents. all of which they take pleasure in show sell at such moderate prices as must be satist ws \ nt the fice 120 Front st. Constantly on hand, at the lowest market it. rows. Alot of old hogs, froma distillery, at 3]. At re- | yerand Lower Poat Othees, at 20 minutes past 3 o'clock, on | Office 128 roast. Constantly on hand, at the lowest marke Passage to Liverpool : $135. toll paichasers ag tall, 40 for saws, and 60 for barrows. woah ate JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M. J. SHANKS, M. D. meee D. sRIGHAM, 3" Mee Directly crosite the City Hall, > Married. GRANITE—The Seva Island Granite Rasrrs being now OCULIS®, ms i 025 Str 3 Wall street. DR WHEELER, OCULIST. * in fail operation, will supply Grauite of any dimensions, | 4 ND Professor of Ophihalmic Auntomy and Surgery, Dis | ~ qe Oat FROY7 and - | [NELAME SED 7 i On Wednesday, 26th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Phillips, Mr. | either cut or rough. Buildin yo etter for block of roabie | A. Nb, Ftorpanor Bye and Kar, and Imperfections of Vision. oe A URANS TAGY, woaunrieaee WHERE, Geul Ss Greenwich vee Nee pat Epwanp Cores, to Miss Hesten B. Movtrox, both of this | 01K: ishler, sills, and linvels, steps and platforms, be de- Ofics 198 Broadwa Z coroar John boat, t SWALLOW, ‘MeLean, | fully informs the public, that in consequence ‘of his practice city. aptain will leave the foot of Cortlandt st, on Monday Afternoon, Oct’ | having become enlarged to so great an extent, he is compelled 2th, at o'clock. of confine his office attendance strictly between the bowrs ‘The Swallow will leave as above on Thursday, at5 a’elock, | to 8 A.M, ana i. 3 = ‘The above is a substantial Boat, fitted np'with elegant | tients. State Rooms, and for accommodation is unrivalled on the Had- Ricericheeen ng that among the many handreds of cases Kentledge for ships, and shingle ballast or smaller stones will be dehivered on board any vessel in NewYork harbor at tne hays Died, Hopeless ce AW ane Set ment which maat necessarily follow a mast ext i fascia can load with great dispatch at. the wharf’ on Staten | 1y fan, accurate anatomical, physi Walp toaultene cantons Coin ear eearncOk™ | Island, where 14 feet depth of water shad. “The railroad being | Pathotogieal: knowledge: of the the. human’ Eye an the Disease ¢ or Kar, or Imperfections of Vision, is office, their cases will meet with that Alter Wnicn ne Visits tus Out door pa- . ; : which Dr. W. nas attended, many nave been operated on bY ingoed order, the cars are laden and brought abreast of the | that part of Opler perteingg te Visvon, = a eet | Sther proferect : On Thursday, 27th inst., Rosa Susxmax, aged 26 years. | shipping. | No danger from ice during the winter months. ORs een eng oe pM eally, Sendeys ex NEWARK AND NEW YORK—Fare | Qurep irofessors wicnout success, sents the Goapenp Her friends, and those of her aunt Bridget Tully, are re- | For further information apply to cepted. Ouly 1244 cents —The splendid and commodi | and effect a pertect cure, despite every disadvantage which spectfully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon at LEWIS GIBSON, Agent, Reverences—The Medical Departmentjof the University of ous steamer PASSAIC, Capt. John Gaffy, | may have presented itself, and in many instances almost against 4 o'clock, from 51 Marion st. At the Granite Wharf, Staten Island, | the City of New York. sz cod Im*r_ | being completely and elegantly refitted, commenced her regu: | joe, I f the 4 orto the Office of the Company, 100 Pine st rs ar trips for the season on Thursday, plarch l0—leaving as fi i vases of the eye that es |” 2s 8. E. GL THE OPENING OF, lows — “ enables .wn with confidence ro refer the afflicted who may be Passengers Arrived, CLIRKHUGH’S ,Foot of Barclay st. New York, at 1044 o'clock, A. M., and4 | nacqu suted with him, and his mild mode of treating the dis - NEW_ ESTABLIS E) ‘OR HAIR CUT. | o'clock, P.M. orders of th 10 : tored pat the first aio NG ‘AND CURLING, WIGS SCALPS, ve or Gantie,wrharf, Newark, at 8 o'clock, A.M. and half past 1 clase of wueletyrenpectng his Professional abilities and skill as SR banien . M. wrest = “yy, | *aetentiic oeniist. > JLIREHUGH hascin concen BIPM. Lene Newark at8-A- Mande Botloek,&. af, | {trang inflammation ofthe eyelid; or sore eyes, however viene, evened an of hoor cone Ce 6 (C7 ‘Freight of every description carried at reduced prices. | films, specks, removed without surgical opertions, . ily? 3 Loxpox—Packet ship Toronto—A G Ralston, lady_and ser- EW spl vant, Mr Cresson, Mr Cox, Philadelphia; ‘Rev Chas’ Sherman, | A. he moat mendid rr4e wood and ‘mahoxan) lady'and child, New Haven: Mr Robins wghs Mr Hil’ | pedals, metalic plates, and. all the modern Pere and som, New Yor | onl gin, Meares zing Mr sale low to clove a trust, at 63 Nassau stree Mrand Miss Scott, Montreal: Mr Raynes, 23d Regtineat, On ARNDEN & CO.’8 Express Lines to Boston, F with his present premises, | an; been cured the steerage, Hartford, New Haven, Springtield and Philadelphis BAND CALEERE: OF ) Bh 1 lb eB Terms to suit the circumstances of the = ak ss ne NDE? ; ropriated entire. y for Gentle! : R 2 GOO oe sage aor 025 Imr te LWallsivcet, | did room is fitted up the style of Louis X1V- of Fran MENA—the steamboat Reckiens ei, | DOCTOR ELLIOTT. ocu ‘ Foreign Importation DIVIDEND —Trhe Board of Dicecigrs of the National Fire wallsare ar nels. par ited after the manner of Watte on end atvar f the 31st of October, ras AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, Loxpox—Ship Toronto—16 pkgs Loeschigk & Wisendonck Insurance Company in the city of New York, have this day | $hett, &¢-, and in tautatrn of the far-famed Go! _ | as follows: Iraving Middletown Pomt (tide and weather per Confines his Practice to sO0.cks bortled beer 8 Barstow & co—23 pkgs GC Thorburn— | declared a dividend of four per centon the capital stock,payable | fhe show-cases, mirrors m ime | mitang) at 9 o'clock, and Keyport at 10 o'clock, every Monday, DISEASES OF THE EYE. 23 Wilson & Brown—24 Post & Marin—16 GB M 10 the stockholders on and after the first day of Sovember next, | “¥'® Poo: pom tet pio an a, a ednesday and Frid Ret ave the foot of Robin Office 261 Broadway, corner of Warren street. 522 11 TB Benes & eo9 G Frith—10 Alliston & Talbot o at the office of the Company, No. 49 Wall ecrege. jastin Bowe, aera renal son street, New York, every Tue: ‘Thursday and Saturday TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. y —| WwW. » Se y ss mead at 12 o’clock, noor 2H =I Appleton & co—35 MA Korney—2 Baldwin & co—2 L New Vork, Oct. 2th, Init,” >“ cree we |, THE LADIES’ ROOM | ofitages will be tne y pans ROB'T. L. SMITH & HENDERSON, hen—3J K Hernck—12 Dodge, Cumming & co—t sheep A “ eCHE —— < is private, and devoted entirely. . tnemselves,for hair-dress the country. All baggage at the risk of the own WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Rolker—10 logs 200 tons salt John Griswold—l_ pkg Mason WEEDISH LEECHES—Just received, in fine orde — | fitting on’ wigs, curls, &e,, and »>1 consultation on th “th FANCY SILKS AND STAPLE Byothen—13 G Gibbet White & Shetieli—a DC Coldent | fo, sae Terns Griese: Ss0ed caneee, at mapelmesnsese (rice and health of the hair, aud is fittes \. with every regard t “BaaR _KOR CONDON=Regular Packt of the toh Nov. DRY GOODS, Ludlow—1 Goo col Sotheal—1 \— 2, 7 > ‘ilinn mamodation and comfort. ~ nd jt chet Ze R- a O 4 . 20 to order ens if gobieeeh [ptt ww. rN 86 William st. THE GENTLEMEN'S WIG ROOM P<: Sti Chadwiek,will sailas above.her regular | SHAWLS AND LACES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Speen ene WANTE is for those who wish to be private wh fitting on wigs and | da ‘ raw, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, Domestic Importations. mot cae eee Met heen fi Pe c. gary ceed it =o . are perpen of Fos, nescowe 2 ony on bat ee a bevks NO. 176 PEARL STREET. Savanwant—Barque Tris—338 bales cotton A G Miller—123 do | }f,in this city. | She has no objec attendant we profession, the character of his work: established for its | splendid accommodations, apply on bos . . 3d door above Pine, i 3 0 the house, and the best , 80 does he intend to make only: best to OSEPH McMURRAY, PyPeeS. oodbary—e08 do C Berwow & Fope—tél do ibs J | Streferepes.es to her ability, charneier, Ber Fieve adarese s | sallvostoe’‘and eck anecrding to tha thee Ga. tary nate | 100 Pine street, comer of South, Roper L. Ssar vite g note to A. F. and leave itat this offie oat Lware_ | munerating Ton ad sain is give nia | cv oproremons wishing to send for their friends residing in | Jouw C. Hexpanson, } = [—From « the schooner Joho 8. F. a Wi fou: alway “at home,” ao. will give his | the old coantry, cat have ther rought of yu Pp, OF any 4 .. MARITIME HERALD Se Terie oe eRe Oe ban Git Tenants | soleund undivided attention to all who wish toc le eotute: of the regular jackets, by applying’ as above, iby Teter pont Are Conzation frown the first prieg'nemied. - 4 . silver donbi Enulish watch, No. 342, eon it, capt | Rance wnder the magie of his touch. c " whens EY? allen ian a eS and jewelled, with one par pantaloons and pocket book’ con. ZX KICH TONED EIGHT SILVER Ka vko FOR LOS Regular packet ot PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS. = | taining some chauge. - Pawnbrowkers and others are requested : November—The splendid packet’ ship PHIL, THE COLLEGE OF To Ship Masters. io stop the wateh 1 offered for sale, and please notily as above. . FLUTE 1A, Captain Hovey, master, will positively MEDICINE AND PHARMACY We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessels arriving | Five dollars will be given for the return of the same on board oF HAND-—a rare and splendid instrument, will be | Shave, her regular day, » ” OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK: bere, wil give to Commodore W. A- Basset, of our news Hest, | OY a4 COOPER SHORTS 2 Thompwomtrest. | Hating superb scecimmodati ne for cabin, second cabin and Atlante ed iba OP OS i" a report of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, une | 0° € 99 South stree t — ~ = = erage passengers, those wi 0 secure ns shou! we a A pests, Yeatels spoken on their Sa list of tl i OTH ACHE CUI = gee : " make eariy application to ench containing an appropriate quantity of the new French {sign hewsravers they may have: ‘Commodore Baiwce win | TQOTH ACHE CURED GHATS pias aay. Ror U. 8. CITY DESPATCH POST. JOSEPH MeMURRAY, | Medicines tor the cure ft pecuflar cat of duganta. which oan them immediately on their arrival. "We will reciprocate. | curiga tes eo certain eas with his neverfailing remedy. For ‘ PUST OFFICE, New York, 25th July, 1942. A 100 Pine street, corner of South. | have unfortunately in too many instances fallen under the trest- the sor hany wav. swfnere the party has the tooth Alled with tin gr gold foil boeh | FL OURS of Delivery each daj, (Sundays excepted) atthe |p. §—Persons wishing to send for thels (riends realding in | Meat of ignorant quacks, in coasequence of the extremedehiens eeleont curiae art Ailkcaesaetal eeteae: bi bead teased Upper aud Lower Post Offices:— the ond countrys can have them bro owe bythe above enpe- | ¥ which patients tweeted exhibit in applying for medical ‘Lo Correspondents, teeth set on stumps, $2; all other charges in proportion. te ete tre AM ae ee tnplyime a MUCTSIIC | Sladen, howcrshock eal alicotoal teeta ane ned Dy silent at cin ath, Sf * ‘ ‘A. WALKER, Surgeon Dentist, tate hdl peal ha beet para, i EBDO a « th patients with wen ap te. wo ten by every vessel ail the marine lakeligence therigas | 027 2tistec "90 Chambers sty near Brovdiray. 3% PM| Will be sent out for de- FOR LONDON —Packet of the int of November | theireage.. “Thee Medicine Chea? contatanseay Coacaaee obiain, Nautical information of any kind, from auy sue re | QOUTHERN FUNDS WANTED at very improved rates— | At all the Stations before livery at 9 A.M, and L ~The splendid, well kuown packet ship PHILA- | appropriate medicine as siding at home or abroad, will be thankfully received. Alabamy y New Orlane T o'clock, AM] and 4 o'clock, PM. RRR DELIHIA,Capt: Hovey, wall sitively sl asabove, | ahi ample directions in ; = = fame nion, Floriduy Sig TATE, 19 Wall seret, 2% pM Her accommodations for eabin, second cabin and steerage | Saat. “PhS Chesty meee are applica PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 28, 1842, $2000 Bank United States Notes for sale low. Letters to be sent Free, must have ‘Free Stamp” affixed to | passengers, are unsurpassed by any’ ship afloat ; therefore, early | are sold fur $5 cnchocthe chests with ceimed ma == | _Alabamad and 6 per cent State Bonds wanted. __o27 3t%r_ | them, otherwise three cents will be coliected of the party to | application is required to be made on board the ship, foot of | and glect $9 each: may now be hed af the Bey 6 15] Moon Rises N Whom the letter is addressed. No money must be enclosed in | Pine street, or of a College. SM wiaH waTkR 3a letters unless resistered at tse principal offices, Lists of the | 028 ec ___ JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. ssi Soom Leet, Sen ae stations (at all of which. “free stamps” may be OLD CK BALL LINE OF PACKETS Principal Office of the College 97 Nassam, a See tr _0 jeases no charge made till the | $2.59 per 100, and e information may be obtaine? op ap- FOR LIVERt OOL—Packet of the Ist Noyember— | _N. B.—Cases forwarded to ll parts of the Union, tne See: Acaticktsth” Sit erased, uinler twentyrone years, can have theit bones montabe: | Pllcation at the wrper o¢ lower past offices. Hea bi Piel) Mnown Gvorite packet ship OXFORD, | ang West Indios. pane Maghe Srashipaton, Trier, ae ket loughton ened, References niven os to numerous patients whe Ee Gar nom vonlcase cheala be stated hake ack. Rathbone, will be despatehed as above, her beeen my | the Chests can,by dressing the College, Whatever additional advice the hose | during the progress of their case. ee ae Vernon, McManus, Mobile, F G Thurston.—Barqu 1 ship has unwuepassed accommoda | gratuitons an Filvon, Mobile, Stianges & Clearman.—Brige Sten u nt this eity. 027 3m sent through=his P tions for eabin, second cabin and steerage passengers. s Post. = 150 Casks Boy jor |. The Post Master solicits the earliest 150 Casks Boyd's Superior 0 erties | UBACHING POWDE “Sup 816 Lm te v0 tormation shonld any berths wil to make early ap; 4 pee nae Bermuda, 1S & R Tockery Sarstozs, Bedell, Savan Bleaching Powder, forsale by inregulanties occur. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM | Subuntd the ships atthe foot of Berean st os to. eee STRABISMUS den; Nimrod, Smith, Picalata via, Jacksonvile, Fla. PERSSE & BROOKS, auaé ly ee RT JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. COMMONLY CALLED SQINTING. Pratt.—schrs Commerce, Kragg, Richmond, A B + | Fotae N “Raine Fatt. f r y & Cs 61 Liberty street. ear eee cimtn, Baltimore, do do 1 Baker, Bow | © tveRPOOL COAL—Now disch from on board ship « By’ 5. = Also, th JRED in + few seconds by Gus "s C a A oJ le 5 y cataracts removed by any of the ions i here or ' te , v1 CRD | Britain or Ireland, cau have them brought out as usual, bsany | in Europe. DR. WHEELER, Oeu'y whit ship Toronto, Griswold, from London and Porte | {2 TON He ee peas AVSCOTT’S GENERAL PASSAGE, OFFIC! re Gre York. ri Kdward Perkins at tor James street, and for sale i Arrived. to suit purchasers, ifearly application is m-de on board ship or follow ng packets will be despatched from this office asunder: | Of the ships composing this line, and drafts for any amount can wich street, New ma ies Menta 16 Soh ra coon, | oe Se aren 61 South sheet. nh LONDON Packet ship PHILADELPHIA, Captain | Ps furnigned, payable, Fete} towns throught he B. References ean be given to 363 patienta tomaster sig "| (ASKS FOR SALE—200 Tron bound water casks, about 120 ey onthe tat Nov aa ON LIVERPOOL NEW —LINES Becca = 8A M00 1PM. , i 3 NE’ v1 i ZO, Cap ‘ DIUS, Capt. John Co c tons, 2 cts attention macht Lexington, Jones, from Philadelphia, with coal, to | 0% at Peck ti, | For NEW ORLEANS—Packetship YAZO, Capt Trashon | mae ROSUILS: Capt: sated CoMtin of 1108 tone,-| “Tabs Entersigped.poltese ettratio nel : Below. [NTELLIGENT. LADIES siwers | ad the te ae eer | ay Mor MOBILE—Packet ship NORTH AMERICA, Captain | passage, having aecommodations unequalled for it jor or surtouts, cassimeres in a great variety of i % they tell the ladies where to buy bargains—to buy a good | Hall, on the Ist Nov comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, 200s 1 be mado One brig, unknown. ‘wcgain is full tithe to «loging hnsband. and to attaig such «| Wor BAVA TERLING,Capt Hamil. | on a . COLLINS & CO. 56 South street. ton . pla ny Aoond al General blessing is t every b-autiful woman, As that is " pppoe éaelie st tam 4 é money. Sutr Luce anv Baro WisconamerThe Neptane, at New | veeined the aeme other earthly happiness, tow, Indies who are YTTON, Capt Gal: | The Packet Ship Siddons, Captain Edw. B, Cobb, of 1000 copstantly on hand. tons, will succeed the Roscivs, and sail the 25th December, her en Wroatwey, "American tfieel, : ‘he above are all first class packets, coppered and copper regular day. ? 526 Iemis® | pa me} CARS. ney oa boned, endeay eh woe, 1.401; oresee, Toren Mand | fastened, butte in New York exeresaly lorthe ade; are com. | ,Hussgucers mv rely on the ships of this line sailing anginal HAVA Xd KE mY , no assistance. Jhester, oat iv boot ~ + . mandes en c @ ‘captains, a in y a, 7 3 |, No. et, near Shoe ih nat at 26 32, Lon 1, Ltr, abla (not elegant) npesperienced end obliging PICABIA & MANZA " Pry 38 expressly for the comfort of passengers, and will sail positively: PACKET FOR HAVRESSecond Line je the following t ton for New OF alomeyt hoes, As; India Rubbers, | onthe day advertised, MBB oes Somes Vanek, Manton wid aeons . N willing to test. their merits, by such 4 standard of excel- ship Lucy on board, evdeavoring to feteh some ports required nd do 12s; morocco buskins, light and and bl + on the 2th Oct. consi, And taking out her eargo woled, re-sole ; very old and saperier . =. ; f Persons about to embark forany of the above ports would do ‘ rig dismasted, and abandoned—said he should feang ee to suit the apility of the bayer. Aw’ that ac- | weil ty make early application, as the price of passage is ery of November: BOYD & HINCKEN f° oe pie de Sew ev borrd, totane hertotie nearest port. Ld ALBERT TUCK, lo. For passage or other partie tOT iT a9 Peck Sli oist No.9 T foo meek A pede y chook rngpatthainy of hy Le er alt. for 5 7 + con aa . Te L . i — a ¥ ¥ , Te com, ary jetas, various and was cleared atthe Cusiom House by. Mesers. Bouchaud & | 0% 4 jb 18 Carmine crmer Beckman street. | o9re¢ or 82 South at, cor Jones’ Lane, FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lon TH inte entitled to Vebentre, abd in lote to eure pat Thebaud. She was probably dismasted during the severe gales PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE “Por sal ai Raven caaan aaieeal Le Way a Ol vrirat BW pie TO | sere, of Imis® ee amc sk Are ores of $00 trite, called Hd’ WU, Sires sity Cash Tailoring Establishment, and eoppered New Vork built ship SUPLIIGR, | Couper tastened packer shin WAZOO, Capiain BPH Krk, AMERICAN MACINTOSH. gran tonncbeds hacntes ta tcteoes” Bin tats be, opnecaaied ‘202 Broadway, burties perregister 375 tons. She has recently had | will posttevely: sail-as above herremalarton, Boe. hetshe nt ake some to prefer every thing W'Cayte James B. Avery, and ta io run av a packet between | g/l rulgourrates which have been chanced or fashionable | Very extensive repnirs «well found and may be sent inven at | passe, having superior, furnished accommodation’, sty ake trial of ont waterproof coats New York and Neavien Closhing hated te mabwerber to dope the cheap exam ayatem, | Heratwexbrnae. I not sold por tothe 13 Apvember, whe } body at Onleade har BoReh Wall gear ee ra for omed (wo laf at autos our Macintoneg id he offers th o je h the finest Cloths, ve) fered at auction ent. or a » «LINS LO. % South «1 7) aly rit iar to 1AD'iG GW t-dedonieed ineu Biect Wiksiol, lesom, iodiin | mane up With neatnces fasted sich, st the very lowest andterme apply to BOYD & HINC jahoaively no goods recerved after Saturday eveni a the 29th x ern what they may ave Ing on. be Cld at D ondow' 22d inst. rior, Sis din ng made arrangements for the finest | _087r stant, apaide they became rusty and out o then ‘Ons a Vestinge trom fist h hi NEW OND i | Shippers may rely upon having their goods correctly mea shipped to Aimeriea to be sold as "good enough for the market.’ Off Massafuero April 25, Martha, Baxter, , ‘The most experienced culters are en Meee erie be coltan oe wpered and’ copper | edsand thac the ships oF thia Ying will aareancinally as adver. | Trice ofthe Atmecioncy olacintash fogs tem dollars uprards was heard from afterwards with a whale alongside. ces himself to give entire satisfacirou. fastened packet ship AUBURN, aoe Durfey, will | Gised. Any guarantee to that effect will be given and fi HORACE H. DAY, 45 Maiden Lane, Siiiee (angers visiting the eity can have a full suit made apat | postivery sail as Bove, her day. that may be required. 529 mr ‘Successor to Roxbury India Rubber Co. Emporinm, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Oct 7—hav been damaged in'n severe gale on the 7th. Sie has excellent sccommodtions for cabin, second cabie | | Agents in N. Orleans, Hullin & Woodraff, who will prompt- PORTLUUESE all amd Winthr Co made of every variety. qual | and steerage passengegs, who will be taken at very moderate | ly forward all goods to their address, MALE PILLS ity and style, of the latest fashio —Siran- - and * oot The ) $ » Capt Cheater Hillard, will | [VHS farfame | and celebrated Pills, from Home Ports, irers will Ho well to call befora Cea eee Leelee Cn eres wore ot Mea UDELL, | gneoved thr Metbapoase, ead aah (oe Ine Wer, ber regu We pevesive, to be obtained in this country. Bee Lypec, Oct 2t—Arr Andromeda, Rude, and Melvill, Kent, | 28 Imis*r EDWARD Fox, &*,3F! 61 South street, © day. ment ou tne Inat column a _eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee