The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1842, Page 1

Vol. VILL.—No, 302 --«Whole Nu. 3153, NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1. 1842. Price Two Cent NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- | FE! PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. mn From me foot of Courtlandt street, New York. Every day—BSunday unc epted. Leaves New or ‘Leaves Newark Ato ACM Ath PM. At7S A.M. At i FM. Di do. 4. do a 2 rar ms u Hi 7 oN SUNDAYS. From the foot of Cour Leave New SF res Ate ELIZ A. M. a 4 Ne 9 AM. 7 A.M. 2 P.M. Big A.M. 2% § 1036 A. M. 4 P.M. De M. 3 P.M. 9% 1d, Plainfield, Boundbrook, Somerville, ie oelentn Seek Myzand AMP M trains from New 7 dai Sund: 5 Yoh tel ween New Yor and Eli are between do. and So NEW WORK. RAHWAY AN Fare reduced. , Krom she foot of Liberty srget, daily. ' ; ave New Bra Leave New Xo ave New B ~ iy FM ay FD beth Town 2 cents. ville, 75 cents. NEW BRUNSWICK. 7 pi 1.736 A.M. trips f ae Brunswick Sundays the 5% and 734 A.M. trips from New Bransw' aud 280 6. MM, train, (rom New York, are omitted. ‘are between New York and New Braaswiek, 75 cents. 0 The fare. in the 5% and 7X A. M.train from New Bruus- the fare. in the 53% an . M, wick, and 2% and 134 ¢. M. train from New York, has been re duced. Nee" New York and New Brunswick, to $0, cents. oy For aad Rahway to : Passengers who procure their Gekets at the ti ceive a ferry ticket ductor only on the da ¥ ZORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD Via “Noawic ano Woxcesten atau ot ae im ae From Pier Place. The new and id_steamboat NEW. HAVEN, Captain “Dustan, will leave every ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Satur afternoon, at 40% 1 jock. The new anils) lendid sieamboat WORCESTER, Captain J, He Vanderbi't, will leave every Monday, Wednesday’ and Friday afternoon? at 4 o'clock. OER Passengers for Boston will be forwarded immediately on the arrival of the above boats at Norwich, and will proceed wit out change of cars or baggage. For further information, enquire at the office on the wharf, on borrd the boats, or to : D.B. ALLEN, 39 Peck slip, up stvirs, All persons are forbil trusting any one on account of the above its Or owners. o4 im * WINTER ARR/ NGEMENT. NEW YORK Re AD LINE DIR} set office, re by the con Aull 3m kh. Via Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, ‘Trenton, Borden town and Burlington. ‘THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. i Leave New York, from the foot of Liberty street, daily, at 9 A Mand 4% P ‘The moming Line steamboat to. Phila , , ‘The Evening line proceeds direet to Camden, (opposite Phjladelphia) without change of ears 5 Passeugers will procure their tickets at the office foot of Li- erty street, where x commodious steamboat will be in readi- hesss, with bageage crates on board. ‘. Philadelphia baguage crates are ‘conveyed from city to city, ‘without being opeued by the way. Each train is provided wi whi ments and dressing rooms expressly for the Lad Returning, the lines leave Philadelphia from the. fost of Ciertnut street by railroad from Camden, at 9 o'clock A M,and o'clock, P M. - ‘The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at 7 A M, snd 4 P M, being a coninuatioa of the lines from New York. « 5 Frpgeeds to Bordentown, from thence by iphia. LROAD NOTICE. AND FREIGHT LINE. RAL MARKET N BRUNSW AND N RK. HE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com- pany have’ established a Freight Line between New Brunawick and New York, which they intend wo run perma- nently. Leaving New Brunswick at 53 A.M. daily, (Sundays ex- cepted) abd the (rot ol Liber tremet New York ca te EME re country dealers and meict.ants the above line 1s very de- sirable fort y aud cngap conveyance of me Of every description, and. tore’ paresianly to Drovers and Deslers in Live Stock, who can have 150 head of cattle convey- ed between” New Biinwick and’ ‘New York, the same day ever required. fates fOr th tation, of cattle, horses, mules, shee’, hogs, &c. and all ether kinds off merchandise are very low, never exce steamboat pric not subject to any extra quterchandise wert Bethune jarge in crossing the North River. ‘The Company have fitted up & large storehouse at New Branswiek, na'otsing” the Fatroad Depot, which will always f Faeacnyers porchaning their eke ‘at the ticket offices, witl Teceive ferry tickets rit Tor Newark, Elvabethtown, Rahway, West- ficld, Plaintieli: Scovch Plaine Boumdbrook sud Somervilley is conveyed by the above lines, and delivered the same day when received. ould 3m® FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. x AR MAIL BOSTON, via STONINGTON AND NEWFORT, com ry 0” ior steamers, ru fio with he Sconingto mand Licvidence, and Boson and Pro- THlence A SSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock. Lop RHODE ISLAND, Capea Thayer. BREARA eau Vena +t E N.C ‘anderotl yo. will leave New York daily, (Sundays ex- cented) from Fier No. 1, North River, Battery Places at four o'clock, Annaxcestents. j, The RHODE, ISLAND, on’ Monday, Wednesday and Fri day, for stommneton, The MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, for Ston:ugton., ‘ Passengers onthe arrival of the steamers at, Stonington, may take the Rail Cars and proceed immediately to Provi dence and Boston. j ‘Freight taken at the following much reduced rates >= To Boston, on. goods weighing forty pounds or upwards to he cubic foot, at 50 perton, and on measurement goods 7 cents pet foot’ 4 To ‘Providence, on measurement goods 5 cents per_cubie foot, and specif articles ms pet tarif to be obtained atoffice 23 Brondwav, my tl 6m FARE REDUCED. PERSONS GOING SOUTH. ns REDUCED on both the routes from Bal- timore to Charleston, by the. Chesapeake Bay, | Ports mouth, Weldon, Wilmington, N,C., and thence to Charleston, to $23,’ mesls on the Bay boats included ; or via Washington city, Richmond, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, N. C., and thence to Chailéston, to $22, meals extra—making the: fare on both routes the same. Every exertion is made to keep the Railroads aud Steamboats connecting these lines in geod order, and expedite travel, and make passengers as comfortable as pos sible. By this route you may be sure of reaching New Orleans rom New York seven or eight days souner than any ather line, at an expense not exceeding $72. E. B. DUDLEY, ol9 2wr Pres Re OF FARE BRITISH AND NORTH AMpmOAN KOYAL MALL STEAM SHIPS, Of 1200,tons and 440 horse power each. Vader contract with the Lords of the Admiralty. BRITANNIA, J. Hewitt, Commander. CALEDONIA, — E.G. Lot, do ie ! COLUMBIA, €) Miller, RN do j Q E. Will sail from Boston, via Hal PROM LIVERPOOL. Hewitt, Oct 4 Nov Lot, ' Oct 19 Nov 16 Ryne, Nov 4 Dec 1 Miller, Nov 19 Dec 17 Hewiti, Dec 4 Jan Fe Money—From Boston to’ Liverpool, $135—Boston to, Halifax $29, ships carry experienced surgeons. No Berths secured r handize and Speci for personal ex- under the name of Inewsqe will be charged ns le to Custom Hi I esp BRIGHAM. Jee No. 3 Walls. STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street. The steam boats STATEN ISLANDER and SAMS! ve Ni York RE Dole RIPEN BEANS, : All goods «! nnped PE. SING SALOON & SHOOTING GALLERY. MEES, 413 Broadway, eutrance im. Lispenard. stre ‘second door, lately from Europe, Professor of the ‘art al Fencing, gives instructions in Beucing ; also in the use of the : ‘crooked, and Turkish sword, hunting kusfe, musket and bayonet, staff, aud every species of weapons. Gentlemen, lovers of this art, anilitary officers of the army, pavy, &e, are respectfully invited to call and wituess au exhic bition of his skill ia this useTul and important A spacious double Shooting Gallery, illuminated m the evening, will also be foand with superior’ Swiss. pistola—shoot tug at 4 distance of 210 yards. s163m°r QBDINAKY DAILY.—-Few gentlemen in cs cy are aware they cau: biain a good substautial English Din- ver, furnished with the best the claded, for 25 e Dinner on able at 2 o'clock. Ser and Steaks at any hour. Cold Cats, &e. fear in mind. CHRISTIANSON?S, (late Stoneall’s,) 29 Ana si iret. MAGNOLIA LUNCH. CORNER BROADWAY & CHAMBERS STREET— The Proprietors of this well knows restaurat desire to in- form their frieuds and the public generally, that the for shell lish having commenced, they have made arrangements fora constant supply of the finest the market atfords— Mill Pond, Shrewsbury and ail kinds, which they wall serve up in every style, and at a moment’s notice. Steaks aud every delicacy of the season may always be found here in every style desired by the lovers of good things. Supper parties entertained, and Meals served up at all hours. ‘ntiemen diuing down town will fiad this a desirable resort being within two wunutes wall of the City Hall. pcre proprietors retara their thanks for the liberal, patronage towed, and hope by attention to Dusineas they will merit a re of custom 7 AM OHICKERING & CARLISLE. + mn NOTICE TO FIREMEN, ND all others desiroas of keeping their Feet PY, and Wann the coming season. By calling at the OLD EXCLUSIVE BOOT STORE, N >. itt Chatnam street, they can be accom modated, as the proprietor has on hand a full assortment of his well known, WATER PROOF BOOTS. _ Constantly on hand a full supply of all other kinds of Boows at prices to suit the umes, markets can afford, Beer in- ol Im*r es Also—‘hat invaluable article Rogers’ Metalic Elastic Heel Boot can be obtained at the Old Exclusive Boot Store, No. 144 ‘Chatham st. 528 im*r CROTON WATER. WILCOCK & HANSON, Plumbers, Brass and Coppersmiths, uextdoor to the Tabernacle, No 338 Broadway, New York From long practical experience in business in this and other cities possessing Water Works, HW. & H. have confidence in thus assuring the public, that all o ders entrusted to them wil be prompuy executed, with a view to permanent satisfacuon,in & Wo.kmcnlike style, aud of the best uatenals, ‘heir charges Wiil'always beas moderate as can be reasona- bly atfored by any competent and respectable concern. ater pipes of every approved dyscription, for introducing the Croton Water, Pateut | Pipes, Cast iron, composiion and Uinned pipes. “Brass cocks aud water closets, of their own re. Hydrauts of Carolina red cedar,bathing tabs, bath bvilers on the best Philadelphia plan, and other articles in the f brauches of business. 018 Im*r SEGAKS—SEGARS. THE following choice cy tage are always on hand at HEN- KIQUES’S HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGAR STORE, wholesale and retad, basement 91 William st. Mioudas, ia hall aud quarter bores Do. "No. , haif aud quarter boxes Noriega, iu quarter and eighth do Para Regalos, 1u quarter do Regaliss, of a superior quality, in 44, 3s and 1-10th boxes Comgresas, in quarter boxes Trabucas, lo do Lanormi, do do La Esperahza, do do ‘res Amigos, in cartons of 20 each London Ateyalias, i cartons of 40 each La Praela, in quarter boxes Misyau’s spotted, in quarter boxes panche ‘sy 3 S of superior quality Demvyas, do Maveos, do Pruncipes, of the Rendon, Cruz and Sans, all ent. to deb. Primaveras, in quarter boxes Alranzas do do q do Esmero Megalias, do iis Imperial do, inquarter oxes, a superior article. N..—Hotels audgrvceis plied on reasonabe terms. ols imb NEW STORE. COUTHOUY & NeVi. RS respectfully invite theit frends and the public generally, to call at $11 Broadway, and exa- mine their assortment of rt , LAMPS, CANVELABRA, GIRANDOL ES, ke Silver, Plated and Britannia Ware, Lable Cutlery, and House-Furnihing Goods, have just opened, and now of of every description, wich they fer on sale atprt es that caunot ti sLWoy ing superior advautay ture of their Lainps, Giraudoies, Candelabra, &e., C. & N. are enabled to offer thein in great vanety of yatera and finish suit able for churenes, hotels, scores, dwellings aud steam or sailing packets. ‘Khese last are a new aud suost desirable aricle, Well wor hy the attention of owuers aud shipusasters. Attention ls particalarly mvited to the Soiar Lamp, so justly celebsated for its superior biilliancy and economy. ‘I'his P, as tested by wccurate expertaeuts, affords twice the light of an Astra|, White it buros ior an equal number of hours at pall te expense, COUTHOUY & NEVERS wil p constantly on hand 4 complete assortment of the articies avo hope by their endeavors to meet the tastes aud wi: puolic, to merit a favorable share of the patrouage now ssheited for theirestablishmeut. O11 Lwistts wos re DENTISTRY. W'8HES TO BE KNOWN BY HIS WORK, NOT WORKDS.—A. WALKER, Dentist, No. 9 Chambers stregt, sets imitation incorrupuble teeth ou roots, which cauuot ingwished irom the uatural. luserts the same quality of teeth ou the priaciple of atinosphenic pressure, from one to a whole set, delying detection, aud ausweriug the purposes of the natural organs. Filling or Plugging decayed teeth whether the nerve be exposed or not. ‘I'he toothache cured. Extracting without distracting the patic ‘These anu ail operations per- ot. to the Deutal Sui formed at 25. per cent teas thau the usual charges. Prod ime CORSETS—CORSETS. JUST RECKIVED, at the New York CORSET WARE HOUDE, No. 41334 Pearl street, a large assorunent of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CORSETS, which wil: be sold at greatly reduced pric ee Wholesale and. Reta N B.—Dealers in Corsets are invived to call, as the whole stock rae imported. 443}¢ Pearl street, New York, 010 im*m NO. 45 MAIDEN LANE- O'D ESTABLISHMENT —Perfumery, Coueticy and fancy Soaps. ‘The following comprises fi ofthe manubemire of Alexander Hamsay, successor to N. tly cele rated saponaceous, Naples and for shaving, toilet i adea,aai Homie Suter, exces of omaky Se. ke., milk of rose on, cold cream, otto of rose curling fluid, bear’s oil, macassat for the growth of the hair, hair dyes, Pre indelible ink, blacx and blue writing i powder pufis'and boxes, erasure pow grease from ‘ik, aromatic vinegar, ke. the wrrsay ted kephl ton salts, court plaster. ; calcined charcoal, for t nes warehouse of XANDER RAMSAY, Successor to IN: Smith Prentiss, No. 45 Maiden lane, 822 1m*r Sign of the Golden Rose. NCONOM ¥ AND RETRENCHM ash Lanloriog Eeteblishmentin thaety. at RUSSELL. : tablishment in the eft : RICK & COlS 396 Pearlatreet,. Frock and Dress Coats ret grease ‘or sale at ‘RICK lemen 7 and ces (every article warranted): ress and Frock Coats made and trimmed, from $4 50 to $7 nts, _ bg 7 13 2 = ie: « ota & N B—Naral and Military outfits cheap, and prom; hy exe cuted. 016 Im%ec GRANITE —The Staten Island Granite Q in fall operstion, will supply Granite of ‘any di either cat or rough. Building stones either for bloc ‘and linrel livered at shortest notice, Kentledge for ships, and shingle ballast or smaller stones Re) be delivered on board any vessel in N@w York harbor at tne vest rates. ‘Vessels can load with great dispatch at the wharf on Staten Island, where 14 feet depth of water is had. The railroad being of steps and platforms, will be de- tn woud order the cxrs are inden and brought abreast of the jing. | No danger from mnths. Wor farther tnformation apply ted bier LEWI8 GIBSON, At the Granite Wharf, Staten “— Office of the Company, 100 Pine st,cor of South, r 4 8. E. GLOVER, Pre: GEASS CUTTING ESTABLISHMENT.—J. Stow glass cutter, No, 29 Gold street, constantly on supply all’ dealers and others, “at the lowest prices in this warranted the best uf any other manufacto: ch as beautiful hall lamps ofevery size, astral lamps and shades, de- eanters, tamblers,c! wine es, goblets, bowls, an eiass: ee CF wants hayes and cartaxe, all articles mate pa em. Retail store No- John street, near Nassau at, 810 im*r AILY EXPRESS INES FO ALAR. Pe icA. BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND CANADAThe su scribers having been engaged for the last twelve monthe ran- ting the Albany and BaWalo Express, in connection’ wits Harnden & Co.'s New York and thany Line, have recentl; extended their Express Line from Buffalo to Albany, through to this eity on thelr own account, will receive and’ forward Dart, (Kundars excepted) picie, Dank Notes, Parcels, Packages, Bandles, and Casee ; to and from the fol: lowing places, viz, — ‘Albeny, Troy, Utiea, Syracuse, Auburn, Ithice, Geneve, Canard Hivhentet Batavia,’ Lockport, uffalo, Cleve: ° " Chiese ¢ intermediate places, eee ettegos Makar Tarver, Minewon ond. Tosento, ty attend to the collection and payments of bills, ‘thas dealt soul costecn waschane upd soll of beets ona pet dace by sample, and such other transcient business as may be “Eich xpress will be accompanied by a compstept messen- ach will be ace cer, Chueties with, reqpousiole agents Ta: tre’ preselpal towns tipon the route. rv may be assured that re- fer to Merchants and othe ‘J to be particularly marked, Cama will be in this manner recetved more speedily than in any and are at the risk of the thereof. ‘olr possible way. ge? , Tor POSITION Li I, ta BANY> N. Special Expresses run te any part of the country at crseate Vendersinr will eave the, steamibors | _sis.e ..No.2 Wall street Bhat Motor Robinson street, on ‘Thursday, 13th inst. at five P.M. for eee 7 a Ps 50 cents ani 4 90 cent ‘ NVB=Light freight taken at reduced prices. For farther olf 200" Fa euquire on buard. FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermed ate Places— I'he splendid low pressure st boat SWAL fi uuin A. Me: will Teave she ‘oot of Cortlandt st, on Sunday Afternoon, 0th, at 5 o'clock. Swallow will loave as above on Wednesday, Nov. 2d, ‘cloex. ats coelithe above is a substantial Bost, fitted up with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodation is unrivalled on the Hud- ° FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE- MENT.—'The steamboat Rockland, wi nd after Monday, the 31st of October, ran : waving Middletown Potnt (tide and weather d Keyport at 10 o'clock, every vs Returning, leave the foot of Robin Thursday aud Sarurday ‘Dock each way. ry To eda, at {7 o'clock, noon, touching at Segain's il be in readiness to convey ngers to any part try. All beggage at the risk of the owners. 083 am* ec E. W. HAND, EXCHANGE BROKER 12 \m*r No.2 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS. _ their friends and winter fashions for and children. The worn, is manufactured by cap, Very convenient for = 106 WILLIAM ST. bat fi AP ; ENTLEMEN’S CLOAKS” ‘posi Span “iad come ined with every other respect. ‘Tickets $2 50 peniively tke Piece on the above teaien cree aid for, whe'her one 0 A . of Peng ar change W we dom ctface the highest ad each. For further ienlass. eae | ____NEW STOVE, _ SHEPARD’S PATENT REVERBERATOR. THe subscribers offer this day tu the public, the office and f of this new aad splendid pateut siove. We ask Mand examine it. It is by far, the, al stove offered for mn number of of all who have » and vids of all others. Large: will be in haeae in the course af a few days, ‘at time, the cis le of ve, v dev. Frhiiited. ©" te stove, canbe seen fully developed in the aize Nott’s Stove Warchouse, No 24a Water street, A spleudid assortment of Notes Radiator Stove, the ve in the ‘market suitable for warming dwellings, i hotels, pablie buildings, &ec, A two story house ean We warmed with’ three tous of coal, less than one grate will consume. “Drains for parlors and halls, in style and unequalled inthe city." “Also’the beat wood cook stove ever offered. ke SLPOVES—STOVES. BACKS’ PATENT RAREFIER, OR FRUGAL HOBSEWARMER. ‘THE Proprietor, in offering this valuable stove to the public, would briefly state some of the advantages of sheir improve ment, which cousist chiefly in the following particulars, viz-— 1—To obviate the evil ofim- 5—To be capable of alforde pare td nosious faa in the ing a nild or an intense heat, 2—To generate and diffuse fromdust a warm wholesome at- —7—I'o preserve the air of the mosphere ta places dt pure bay in places exposed to aparemens whole- 3—To tesson the risk ofacci- @—And to unite with all dunt by fire, 7 those excellent qualities, an writ Pegdtickly kindled elegant and durable aruicle of ani easily mauaged. furmiat ‘his Stove as constructed of the best quality of Russia sheet ‘upon. the cylindrical he furnace. or fire-chamber ying a partof the centre cvlinder, to which is attached ‘i HH “pherie Rarefier upon each side, of a lined throughout. The heat that is'created in the cham! between the linings of the two rareiers (or radiators ss re called] into the base at the bettom, anda current of air continually rashing through the tubes, which are left open at each end for that purpose, carries @ great amount of raretled oF warm air inte the room heated by this it being diffused from ted. ‘he heated air, ring the wiuxs or sides of the stove,descemds and spreads over the entire surtace ol base at che bottom, keeping the ‘e0ider portion of the air next the foo: constant circulauoo— in the meantime preserving nurely from contammnanon, rendering us Stove perfectly and agreeable tor apart- ments of invalids, sleepiug rooms, &c. Manufac ured by cE. BACKUS, +4 Bowery, N.Y. N.B. A new article of air tight stoves, with rarthers ; also the new kitchen companion cook stove, warranted equal to any im use in this city. sf mem NOTT’S STOVES REPAIR Dy RICHARD AYLIFFE, established Years al 86 | otham suet, New kork. R.A. has Now's aud other Stove , which he can sell aca very reduced price. Stoves and pipe put ap at the shorest notice. N. ive coumtanily ou han REFORM YOUR STOVE BILLS —Econom aaty betmg the order of the day, the subscriber has determined to sell Stoves atthe lowest possiole remunerating prices; his Column Parlor Stove, answering all the purposes of the grate, with half the trouole and expense, suitable for sitting rooms, Olfices, stores, or halls, is wordiy the attention of persons wishing to purchase, His assortment of cooking Stoves are not surpassed in the city, for cheapness and superior style of couseructies, combi. ning all the requusites for kitchen use, auda great saving of fuel, which is au item many persons overlook in selecting stoves. fie solicits housekscneis and others to give him a call at the eo! arren Furnace Company, No. 22 fulton stree! N.Y., belore purchasing elsewhere. e As this compiny manufacture their stoves, purchasers will ot be suujected Lo « tax by buying from second hands, Assortment cousists of airtight, cooking aud parlor Stov Pamps, Iron Furnaces, Coffee Mills, Kettles, Tin and Sheet frou Ware, &c., wholesale aud retail.” Orders for castings soli- cited. J.V. TIBBELTS, 016 Lm#ec 22 Fultou street, N. ¥. FISK’S PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOVE. ‘pHs Stove was pronounced last year, and is this, by all who have it, to be uot ouly the best ever 1avented, but tha ouly atove they ever had by which baking, bowling, and roast- ing, could be doue pertectiy, and at the same time. ‘This year the improvement has been such, that doable the amouut of cooky can be done, (and that wo to. perfection, same size ; for proof ol "6 Stove ‘tablishment, ‘ater street, Where any qui y of references wiil be kiven—and furiher, every Stove warranted, or the movey re- funded. Fisk’s Resulauiag Premium Drain for parlors, Hall rams, aud hall, parior, aud office stoves all the ordimary cooking stoves, I r sale chea, * FISK'S Stove Establishment, 209 Water street, The above stove, andalso the regulating drum, can now be seeu at the Fair ; but those desiring stoves, are ‘requested to cal at the estaolishmeut, Where they can examiue them to better advantage, 209 Water street. 016 lm*ec L. WOOD'S NEWLY INVENTED PARLOR AND HALL STOVES. THIS is one of the most valuabi ventions ever offered to the publ ¢ in the stove the musi perfect article extant, fur the use of all o&. OF Wood, Im heat apartments. it has no less than four radiators anu (wo descend ing tlues, so arranged thas the radiators ace placed between two fires, ana cause all the heat generated te be disuributed into the aparument; while in otae. stoves a large ron vt the heat is carried off in the pipe. One peck «f ‘this stove will yield more heat than . bushel in the best stove now betore the public ; while you have te advantage of an open fire e« splea~ ‘did grate at pleasure : tisallowed by all who have examined it to be the most per fect combination of utility aad vruament ever brought to; rds bat to be tally appre d, itueeds ouly Lo be seu and e} prec eaine ed, andall in want of « superior article for neating par jors,halls offices, nurseries, &e. are invited , Prices are suited to the umes. Also on hand a variety of other § . y . poses, which will be std ee fewer stint et L. WOOD, 237 Water street, between 21 Im*r Peck slip and Beekman street. vey STOVES-OVENS Tee rrr er ric atte 2, Satsedutius ol ay otaer Seas nowt hibits exceeds that of anv other stor now la userexhi with the cousumption of less fuel, than Italso discharges its own ashes by a frit tica. ‘Ie'will be founo the thet pesy “aad itis used. It wil Jouno the cheapest most economi ‘Stove ever brought before the public. Als », Cook St ves, new, airtight, &e. in all varieties, from three dollars upwards ere, article worranted. RILEY'S PATENT BOILER AND IRON HEARTH is an admirable article—they can be fitted te. any stove now in use, and of uuequalied value in broiling weak, toasting bread, an? also inheating irons fur ironing clothes, ‘Riley is the in- ventor und sole patentee. 021 Im*r RiLEY & MYERS, 23 Bowery. T2 COUNTRY MERCHANTS —The sabeeriber would call the attention of all who are in want of Looking Glass = Picture Frames, to his extensive stock, whieh for gaality ‘latters himself cannot be excelled Manufacturer im this city. ‘The tradein general would do well ing slsewhe! to call before purchasi 'N. B.—Const iy on hand, a good assortment of Fancy ‘Woods of every description. HORACE V. SIGLER, bag No. 31 Ann street and 44 Hammersley st, New York. o1 Im*r THE EUREKA BLACKING. THisis a new article of Blacking, possessing qualitie se. xreatly superior to all other kinds uow arting & brilliant the use of the com- tt and rvesthe leath polish with half the usual labor required in Wir (qriver tessses Git roselifll s0° le) oblate Gira tg eae pasenes Git rooelafe wo’ Voie (or in arity of the composition never becoming hard dry, or pecal mouldy by age. Dealers in Bi iwexted to call and receive a sampl of the article gratis, Perfect satisfaction warranted in every "Mlamnfactured and for sale by No. 4 Spruce street,’ N. B.—A superior article of Writh J.M, i, and sold wholesale and retai J. M JOHNSON, jassau, New York, ink’ts miuufactared by 828 im*®r Pew ARD TIMES. a OX & CO. can nes at the Chaton Boot yds but to be AFFLE, deetetaes | RAS rat only reason that un for selling #0 many boots Shoe Market, 204 Canal street, northenst coruer of Hudson street—when almost every body ‘complains of hard times, is, that they keep goods of the best quality, and sell them at prices to suit the umes, and it almost every body had found this out. If any who uld bot yet have found out the store, the sooner they come and try the sooner they will reap the advansage. Almost anything that is wanted in the boot and shoe ine, of any size, color or quality, can be fouad here cheap. 4 Lun * an NOX & CO. 204 Canal street. DRESS BUC TS—Laiest creuch Style—The bscriber respectiully invites ce citizens of New aud. strangers visiting the city,to eall at Ld Bulton street and examine a large assorimeat of Dress Boots, made in latest fashion, and of the finest French call-skin, ‘Gentlemen can have boots made to order in the best manuer at $6,00 per pair, Warranted equal to any made at $7,50, aud as the undersigned’ takes drawing of the feet and keeps Lasts for each customer he cau eusure an easy yet handsome ft. ‘Comsauuy On naud, ¥ ashionavie BOOKS, Ke. auceu prices — ‘Lure BUIe DOL, Hom Woable oie the following Waterproof sae Se Pproporuonably low. JOHN'L. WATKINS, between ju aud Dutch. PAKIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TU ORDER, By E. SUSER, 146 Broudway, Near Liberty Street. EK. SUSE|t. ootmaker, aud maker of Lasts, an Elve” ot Gerce of Paris, begs leave to inform his all the amateurs of a gentiemauly chaussure,” now make, in New York, with the best Breuch UI that is so perfectly mad by his master ted booumaker Clerce, Whos? numerous customers je of the Atlautic, are respecttuily invited to u¥ boots and iasts before they despair of Ceing “chaus ses” iu New York, alter the aices , latest Pacis! the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish so! cal SELLING OF KAT WALKER’S.—i0 prladics aie Fi French aud satiu slippers and bus- 100 yeti vee pair, 300 pr calt aud fine pegged buois, from $2 to 2 29 and $2 30 per pair, 200 pe o4 boy’s cvarse and fine boots, rou $1 to $2 anu $2 50 pt pair, 530 pair children’s du from 3s (0 5s per pair, 300 pr ladies ano’ misses shoes and buskins, from 4s to 6s and $1 per Pr, 800 pr of Kents water proof boots, inoccasuis, Lidia rabbers im abundance, men’s coarse and fine boots uf ali sorts and sizes, trom $1 79 to $2, all warranted. All the above goods 50 per ct. Cueapest iu tne city, Call aud see for yourselves, Canal st, corner ut Broadway, at _o€ Im* ee ¢ J. 8. WALKERS. CLINTON CHEAP Boot aud Shoe Market, 509 keenwich, coruer Spring st, is tue ouly place Wuere cau be found voots and shoes ty’ suit che ines, All those who wear boots aid shoes will do Well Wo xive a. call. Lar dies? aud asses buskius trom 3, 4, 5,6, 7 and 8 shillings per pair; Keaemens’ bo vis trom 12 shillings to $4 pes pair; DOYS? buods fru ings (o $2.0 per pai. All who Wisu to save 20 per er ut Will give avail at the jaiket, 509 Greenwich coruer 3piug steet. LADIES’ BOOTS AD 391 Broadway, keep» a fiue assortment of Chudseus’ DOOLs and shoes, Of the latest American ropeau fashious. Urders received by the dozen trom places of fashionable resort ob eod*r YMNASIUM, SPARRING SCHOOL & PISTOL GALLERY. ESBRS. HUDSUN & OTTIGNON re pecuuity utorm the gentlemen of New York, that their exceusive rooms at the corner of Broadway and Chambers street, tor Sparring , ‘Gymnastics and Pistol practice, are now open’ fur the seasou. Nemerous improveweuts aut additious nave deen lately made am the Gymnasium, which will uow be fouud in every respect complete and equal to auy oluer im the country for athletic ox Slippers, ke., Shratoa Cheap Byot and shoe 083 1m? r_ ues. oarring taught ou the most approved principles. Gentl e- men visiting the Pistol Gallery wit be supplied with Pistots of asuperior quality. ‘ers moderate. Geatiemen are invited tocallat auy tse dariug the da: 16 Im*r MARTIN’S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. 154 William Street, Corner of Ann Street, [S, decidedly the cheapest im the city. ‘There is =lw ays on hand a select stock of seasonable goods, purchased for cash, which will be made ap to order in the style of make, fit, trim » that has given such general sausfactioa during the F3, aud ata positive saving of 30 per ce are requested to call and examine. sis lin* ¢ (> Terme—Cash ou deli very EW ey TA TABLISHMENT, s s eLWEEN READE AND CHA) rs, ENTLEMEN furuisn'ng their own goods can have them made up in the most tashivnable French style, cheaper than ever offered before in this city. Overcoats made and trunmed rock coats '* Dress coats 6 0 Yestand Pants inaatect ante? 3? .—Repairiag done in the neatest manuer. ov imen e SAMUEL WYAN ONE PRICE STORi. HERE 13 NO (MPUSITION pracucea at un asking double che price au ar dere is worth, nein terruptiouon the side waik. No insult offered i you don’t purchase. 4 ‘Any person wishing to make a purchase can rely on being furnished with clothing at the following prices = 2 8 Coais Cloth Jackews 3 Cloth Pants 3 Saitinett Pants J r4 13336 Chatham street, wear REMOVAL, PHILLIPS’ CASH TALLOKING ESTABLISH MENT, ed from 145 Broadway to No.7 Astor Hi ECONO MY IN GENTLEMEN’S DRESS. Gannenw of « most Jegant and B astveuable kind ¢¢ a saving of 60 per cent for cash. ‘PMH advertiser de was it unnecessary to resort to the hack- neyed system of giving alist Of nominal prices, presuming that the length of tune he lias been established, Lowether with the extensive patrouage bestowed on nim, Will prove 4 suin cient voucher for hus capabilities. Possessing the advantage of being connected with ax extensive cloth establishment im Kurepe he confidently assets that he can furnish clothes which, on com- parison, will be found lower than any other house making up the beat desermpuouls of gentlemen's dress. a D. PILLS, 7 Astor House, B: sSHiRKTS. SULTS made after the latest and moss approved French pattems. Coms, pautaloous, vests, aud all ander garments, made to order at 6! uouce and in the most fashionable siyie. Geutlemen’s b urmishing Biore, 67 and 69 Maiden Lane, New Ww. 4 cipal Office, (THANKFUL, for the pauonage heretofore bestowed, pectiuily informs the public that he has, for the accom dation of his customers in the upper part’ol ihe city, ope: Ontices, one situated 257 BLeacaER St., the other 352 oweny. for the recepdon and delivery of Goods. Ali kinds of Silk, orton and Woollen Govds Merino aud Camel’s Har Shawls cleaned in the French style, with neatness and despatch. , {L*"All kinds of Wearing Apparel and Carpets scoured. Merchants can have all kinds of goods dyed and put ap in their origina: form, Brooulyn Ottice, 49 Fulton st, Brooklyo. olt lin*r _. SELF-COCKING P. LS. BLUNT. & SYMS, importers and Mauutacturers, No. 49 ul ave Ou hand a large assurtment of street, Six Barrel 5. Revolving Self Cockiug Pocket Pistols. | Hospitais, Prisons, Muses, Vaults, &c. dc. may b> the ‘These pistols have the advautage over ail others of the kind by the impossibility of losing che caps, Che nipples being placed in ahonzontal direcuon, aud there beimg no cock in the Way lo prevent taking as correct sight as with the orduary pistol or gun, ‘The above pistols can be furnished iywer thau auy others th the market, at Wholesale ur retail. We bave as great 4 varie- Pistols as cau be fouud, with Mites, U ag aut military; Prize Muskets, ud double, extra large size double aud single king, together with Powder, Shot, Wlasks, Baxs, Caps, Locks, Barrels, &c., &c., in large or small quanti N. B.—Country dealers are requested to eatl and exam: assoriment belore purchasing elsewhere. 38 am THE AMERICAN MACINTOSH. PREJUDICE, oF habit, make some to preter every thing joreigu, We ask to make tral of our waterproof coats and capes, and learn tor once (20 far at least as our Mi oshes are Conceived) that the ouly merit peculiar to the un ported over the American, 13 that they may have hung ou a peg Cheapside autil they became rusty and Out O1 fasiiou, thea shippedio Atserica to be suld as “good enuagh for the market.” Fnee of the American Macintosh trou teu dollars upwards. JURACE H. DAY, 45 Maiden Lane, 829 in? rr Successor to Kuxvary on WILDER'S TATENT SALEMANDER Sari ‘These Sales have now been tu Use three years, aud way times exposed to the t yon them by the bucul candles, liquors und dru, Intense heat that Cau be brvught to act flare sture | ouses coutarmng oil, uid the Wo.ldis challeuxed to prove wed Co preserve Uie coulens state that the iat at the foot of J and a convincing proof of the supert= onity of Wilders Saie over ail ochers, and have no hesitation in Sey ing that they consider chem rally fire-proof, and recommend them to the yuoue as fully enutled w coundence, » Wadsworth & Smith, Baldwin & Co., Mintarn & H. Marshall, Esq Committee. SILAS C. HERRIN! No. 139 029 6 &3t wy r ‘ater street. hand (of made to order) for sale at d for spuarately positively un of Nov m- ber next, two handsome blu- cloth gentlemen's Spanish full circular Cloaks, with capes and Loney Sag collar silk velvet, and complete in every other respect. ly at No. 1 Marrsy street, comer Broadwi where the Cloaks are to be seen. Tickets on Cloaks are wortn $% each. Gentlemen wi le -riy, as a vumber are already sold. a siuvely take place on the 15th of November next, all whether one or more, must be paid for when the number is ta- ken previous to the above date. Secure jour tickets, as delays are dengerous. Mle to take place at the Rams Head, 118 Fulton st., where ono of the Cloaks is to be seen. 031 t1sth*ec [MPORTAsT ANNOUNCEMENT.—Briggs & Fenman, beg 10 call the attention of the public to ‘heir Improved. me: ie furch iculars ‘or furd "face > thod of water proofing. by saturation. ‘They render perfect water proof all kinds of woollens, linens, co tons,calicoes,silks, without injury to either tabric, color or lustre. B. & P. having been awarded a diploma by the American. Institute for their superior water proof articles exhibited at the fair have now commenced business under the firm of the New York Proof Establishment, 47 Christopher street. ‘The above hsaperior to any Mackintosh ever yet offered. to i healthy as let injui « The above pre] iow does not smell, al! cases allows perspiration to evaporate frealye but still perfectly im- pervious to water. 8. & P. particularly call the attention of the army, navy, firemen, watchmen, carmen, carriers, travellers, sailors, and ‘in short all who are exp sed to the weather. B. & so Water Proof all kinds of over coats, pilot and beavor clovks, or any kind of wearing apparel, without ither lustre or trimmings, however delicate. If the been alittle worn water proofing completely reno- | plicadon , coosequently this will be an act of economy forwarded to 47 Christopher y attended to, and every article jone ‘The only warranted place of os ser ke.—The sub- to transmit money in sums large or small, ing in any part of Ireland, in the same manner decesso. in busines-, have done for the last also, to any part of land, or Money’ remuted by letter (port, paid) to the subseriber, or personally deposited with him, with the name of the person OF persons in Ireland, England, of Scotland, to whom tis to be tent, and nearest pose town, will be immedvately transmit ted thd faid accordingly, anda receipt to that effect given, or for warded to the sentier, GEORGE MeBRIDE, Jr, t2Ceda street TERRAPIN LUNCH UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM GOVRMONDE QUI VIVE! THOUSANDS of onr good cits. lovers of good fare, have been lor some weeks fast tuffering severe disappointmens. from. the closing of the farfamed “Terrapin Lunch.” The "fifal fever) ia. now, however, over, and. agaia tay they ‘feed wre. for be {tkaow thadshe John Adame, of Kai ermemory, “hangs his hat” upat the Terrapin ; also. the rietor, onc ofthe finest little fellows in Chris WP Gare "Now, then, smack Turtle Soup and steak "i ay tu perfection, th 6 yn guaranterd at the by iy Wi the Ke rt parse, and & taste of the. genuine at half the old prices will bekle the palate of the verieet anchorite, , Pine Green Turtle served up this day, and every day during the seaaon. _ ott im*m GUNS AND PISTOLS. 0g, EXCLUSIVELY. 4 Nah, German and French double and single ing Guns, from the lowest to. the fm atau tols of every description, for this and other markets, embracing one hundred different kinds, all of whi he is now prepare: ay fer at the mant » bei appointed agent Europe, which enal Al City and : call, previous to making their purchases, D. WILHECMS, No. 26 Biondway offers for ale + imported stock of goods, wholesale » 5 1,-OF Embroider pe fiuished pi ous kinds; worste erie, cor ‘wool, rs, trimmings, cin the most fashionable taste, 3.—The most copious and splendid choice of artificial flowers, done in the neatest work and newest taste, bouquets, diadeins, 4.—Articles of cast iron of the eet of Teter pe elegant and great ‘A splendid assortinant of the finest dreseing, %- and perfasnes. 0% Im*re E PRICE CaSH STORE. ‘'T #4 Chatham street, where will be . und clothing at the fullowing low prices:—Bi and pilot cloch coats, fr $5 to $15; satinett pants from ble ai ungle to $35 breasted vest, from $1 50 to $250, The west sice of Chatham HENRY COGSWELL & bt Co., resper Vis tbat hey have i roadway, adjoining Pintea Eee ae of the best establishment are wary we E 094 Smdtawr inted concerning ship Premdent,” im with the means ne else who may have ving embarked in J, he will be rewarded, im Mareh, 1841, port while in New York, or an: known him, will furnish proof of his “Pesident,” aud of his being wama: and his expenses pa.d, together wit! him by communicating with 030 40% hh MR.JOHN St. Antoine st. Monreal G, JONES, professor of the Violin, Gairar and Danci + wishes engagements to teach in schools or families, or | private Lessons, No. 2264 Hudson street, comer of Sprig treet. “B'@. Jones Guitar, musicalarticle manufacturer. Violin, Bow, Case, and all small Old Instruments bought, ex made that cannot be excelled in tone and durability. Subscribers wanted to join an Amateur Society. O31 3% ee MUSTARD FACTORY —J. COGSWELL has removed from 114 Alien to 127, Roosevelt street, second story of ied by Mr. W. Prentiss. cot and spice te ; it short notice aud mit op in any st fini Deli Je. Also, country mustard. 029 Im* r A 32. 000 amt veceived per bark Sir isu New, ign ne GLA. RH WITTE, lesportersof Leechess c 191 Willvam st THE GERMAN SURGEON with an elegant art SOLOMON HINE, M. D., No $7 Reade street, New York. © In serofala and chronic dieases noc! mace titl the tient fied —medieine delivered gratis. All. persons de- forme sider twenty-one years, can have their bones straight. ened. ‘References given as to’ numerous patients who have been cared in this city. ay A RICH TONED EIGHT SILVER Kevau FLUT N ‘ - SRD BAD oe ont went ery, ip o7 im®m 36_ahompson street. CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR CHENWARE. RENCH Pc 2ASTOR HOURE. BPN Gracie dpe done lis ase % f Poreetain 1 Seu, 32 do 400 ates. French Porcelain, per dozen, 1% do” Granite, bine o do 100 do French'Porcelain, do 2 Cups and Saucers, (aipiccesh Pronck Foreolain, 1 $8 ee Cae, r fo Woes in yale shay idea am do 22 Tance Curceny q Of the finest descriptions, invets or doxens, at the low price sale, rome recenily improved modifications of exce)- RAFFLE —Gentiemen’s Cloaks at 81,50 each, to tickets, | ME. ve amount advanced to | now inti scoTr, 13 00 ony erase Boston taims for gentlemen in their gardens, airs ESPY’S PATENT CONICAL VENTILATOR. TPIS cheap, any \J ethicleut apparauis is adayce «to all purposes of Ventilation. Ships, Steanboats, nurches, Its applica on ve kept free trom lt lout aie and unwhoies me effluvia; it is als an effectual cure for Smoky Chimus, \ ‘he subscriber having purchased the cs ght for the City and County of New York, 13 prepared to sipply the public with Cones on demand. ‘ ‘Metal Hoothug of ali descriptions {urnished in any part of the couutry. ? Croton Water Pipes and Plamvers” Work in general. Also, Galvanized trou aud ‘Tin Ware at wholesale. Stove pipes, bath ibs, coal hods, &e ac prices greatly reduced. All work warranted, at 1 orders by letter attended to. P. SUMNER, 92530" 120 Water street. THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SaaWL AND DiAPER PIN A NEW and important aruicte for use in the nursery, and as «lastening to Lidies shawls, cloaks, &c. out the United States and im Euro, ragndl wherever 0, aud has be au art be to the vdvanage Jf dealers iu taney hardw: es with. For sale wo the trade, vy country, to supply then alers in stich arucles in the city’ of most ol the whotesale ew York. ‘ ‘ ‘Thread and geedle stores and dealers in fancy articl on libyral corms, at (he manulactory of the patente Jay street, Brooklyu 922 Lin ha FAMILIES GUING SUU IH, to the West ine Hurope —A respectable temale, 24 years of age, Washes & Obl a permanent situation as seamstress, In a geuteel faintly. She would preter goiug to Burope, yet would accept of a good offer to xo South oF to the West ludies. ‘he vest of reter euces given, Address A. A. A. box 765, upper Post olfice, . York. 100 CAKD—1 persous, as We of the euccess | meet with have direct hat L was anas acturing my weil Kaowa La Norma braud, as well as other Havaua aud Principe Segacs ia making other sunilar tints, L herewith declare suc assestious mean tasehouds, and such individuals worse than highway roubers. M. RAVER, 46 Chatham street. New York, Sept. 26, 1842. 1 * UNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, aud a general asso rn y ei tardware, cutlery, aud fancy ,oods, auvils, vices, hoe» trace and log chains, shovels, sys ts, mil saws files table cudery, p-cket kaive Tage : assort prices 218 Pearl street. FLUTE AND GUITAR. PRILIPE ERNST, Professor of the Flute, Guitar, an ‘ut Concertina begs to announce to his fri lic that he has just published his new “Kendo Mili itar, which will be found well worthy the atten fearne® or amatear, from its being well anapted to thi ment aud calculated uot only to please bat to afford instruction, ‘This Rondo, with several other pleas tion “for the guitar” are to be found a Canal street, where he continues to give bove instruments. si 3m*r 0. 8. CITY DESPATCH POST. PUST OFFICE, New York, 25th July, 1842. OURS of Delivery each day, (Sandays excepted) at the Upper and Lower Post Ofices:— Letters deposited before Hait-past 8 o'clock, A M tiene Statides brane? MLGULbE sens gat for de : tery a A At allthe Stations eiocks A, M| and do'clock, PM” u 0" oe M Letters to be sent Free, must have ‘'Free Stamp” affixed to them, otherwise three cents will be colected of the party to whom the letter is addressed. No money must be enclosed in letters unless res istered at t se principal offices. Lists of the mations (at all of which, “free stamps” may be purchased at $2,50 per 100, and every information may be obtaine@ on ap- fon at the Uiyyer or lower post offices.” Stamps imued by ‘the late CityDs he wil ved. It ts indispensable that the number of the residence should be’ stated in ail letters men of guns, rifles, muskets and pistols, for sale at lo pabadeaaa "A. W. SPIES & CO. 620 Im*rre i. Ernst’s residence 68 a eae icits the liest mation should oat volicits the earlies should an; irregularities occur. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM au2s ly ec Post Master. healthy the month, w! ranged state Tein desi to mupersede the nece preventing the particulary useful toa healthy state, aud. cansin tee: lo painful affections of exposure to cold, it will be found highly beneficial ticularly xerviceable to use the Orris Tooth Wash atnt retiring to rest. This muthod is recommended uwent dentists, ax by 0 doin all particles of food taulate during the day are entirely removes the night in a clean, sweet, and healthy state. ud teeth and white teeth are, the most valuable, portions humanity; bat how many neglect ntion ne- Seer (ean TS servation, even when pemroumaed by all the imong Uiese we know of none more pleasant the oh atritclennaes aad whi eth, strengthens the gums, purifies the month, reals tah We recommend its use to all, young and eta cok Wags thy bert decorremt wo over med on i Pressostot ‘sranke by the principal drawevsts in_the city ene MONUMENTS. AC, ROBERT E.LAUNITZ, (Inte Fetaee ie Lannits) Senlptor and Artificer im sal No. sor romaway. Te fo ‘ues, Monuments, Busts, Fountains, Tombs, Head Stone: cserugee Vexqcated of the Anest American and italian Marble ante and classic style, . r N.B. Croten water having heen introdheed into the city, Mr. L, will be pleased to execute all orders for erecting (oun: sajna ad any eure ihe begt of city relerence NEWLY INVENTED TRANSPOSING PIANO FORTES, NO. 33 BROADWAY, FPR pebperibare reper becouse kaidkodia meet Iuveteed in general, the at fnishe instrament called the Transposing Piano Forte, which they roduce to the musical Community. Instrument forms a beautiful, rich and new exterior bot mn shape and neatness, bes'des a tone full, brilliant, and "The great advantage derived from this ew faven ie may be transposed into any key desired to sta, or foran accompaniment of auy other instru: Ment, and therefore worthy the attention of the amateur as Well as the arcist. ‘A large assortment of Tablet. Piang Wortes, rosewood and with French. grand acto of which. we rexpecttull Mil Co professors, and the trade Wareroums aud manulaccory, as above. N. 4 —f1ano Fortes taned and repaired on the shortest no- tice, LINDELL, WENNERSTROM & CO. No. 43 Broadway. RRIS TOOTH WASH—Prepared (rom the orginal re- tipe at No.8 stold street, New. Vrok—The Orie. Tooth Ht a renetable grepartion, possessing the proper the teethand month restoring the gums to a any unpleasant taste ot odonr in F ari ‘hom decayed teeth or froma he stomach. nd to be used with atooth brash, and will be found ity Da pewser skeority the wench clean hy of the gatas fc cu the teeth, Of npungy quis, restoring the m them t contract around teeth and que, ara th perience in Italy and this country. en. Hlorders by letters, Of Bis the set. Just opened , a handsome asso: sr of 1 aa tended to with punctuality and despate 27 }m*®m RB saagelorhe sale of imo tar Cor tart | RESTAURANT FRANCAIS, Se SB gt are felbefct denthons. © ‘TE have the honor to inform their acquaintances and strangers HAYDEN'S STERL QUILES —The subscribers nave ior | generally, tnatthey have rntarced akiest and Dining these Saloons,and have bes ean Foes W ricer” fa anenimonsty voted the King of Pene eminently flexibility and per tence. Dickens” is considered best pen fur the price in the “The jon” cannot, fail. to seit every body, affording at (at wholesale) s1x different varie oa. 0" New va every merehaat will haven his oounting Se tried themn. voF Rattner with the famous Double Patent and Combination orrel Pens, with many Leama for t ‘oll lin re a P. laut at. orders for Di Hhich they ‘will furnish at very ily have on hand: randy Preverves of all kinds. reat variety. en iats | Auburn, {Correspondence of the Herald.] Auburn, October 29th, 1842. Arrival of R. M, Johnson—His Address—The La- dies—Military— Post Office Removal and Re-ap- pointment James Gorpon Brennerr, Esq. :— Dear Six,— Col. Richard M. Johnson, Ex-Vice President of the United States, arrived in our village late on Thureday evening, and took up his lodings at the American. The committee appointed to wait on him, was composed of gentlemen of different po- jitical opinions, among whom, was L. Sherwood, Esquire, a distinguished member of our bar. Col. Johnson, at two o’clook, P. M. yesterday, was escorted to the court house, by the committee, where he delivered an address to a very large con- course of people, who entertain diflerent political creeds, Mr. Suerwood, alter touching brietly upon the character and incidents in the lite of Col. Jonn- son, presented the veteran soldier and statesman to his teilow-citizens. ‘Lhe court room was tilled to @ jam. There were a few ladies present, amon whom Lsaw Mrs. P. H. M***s, Mrs, L. S¥*e=m, and Mrs. H. R*****n, and her daughter Helen. Col. Johnson avoided entering into poliues in his address, but amused his hearers very much with some of his eary history, aud accounts of his sev- eral changes through lite. ‘The only thing poliucal in his speech, was this. He said he *‘ always aced, not exciusively for party, but trom the purest mo- lives, for the good of his country, and thought just as much ot a whig, as he did of a democrat, pro- viding they had done him or his country no injury, but at the same time, would a little rather people would vote the democratic ticket.” He mentioned our lameated Harrison, a8 ove of the bravest men with whom he had ever met. After the meeting adjourned, our military com- pany paid him the honor due to his meri Japt. Segoine, in addressing the Colonel, said—* We feel proud in rendering honor to whom hvnor is due.” Vol. Jonson being quite tatigued trom his jauat the day betore, did not aetain the company long. He apdressed them first, and then shook hands wiih each individual meinber. Mr. Henry H. Bostwick, who was in March last removed from his office as mail agent, between Au- burn and Utea, has been re-instated, in place of Mr. Oscar Burgess, removed. Mr. Burgess was ap pointwd on the removal of Mr. Bostwick, but it seems that he couldn’t stick. He received his walking papers, (us Col. Johnson says) and Mr Bostwick his appointment this morning, to the no small gratitication of all parties, Hawk Hartford, [Corespondence of the Herald.) Hartrorp, Oct. 29, 1842. Weather—Trade—Agricultural Fair—Ladies Fair —Beautiful Marchants des Modes—U. 8. Hotel. James G. Bennett, E'sq.:— ‘The weather has been for the last four weeks“ all around my hat”; to-day as warm as June, to-morrow cold enough to make ice; and the next damp and foggy as the Maumee Valley. Consequently, it has been somewhat sickly here as well as elsewhere along the valley of the Connecticut. But as cold weather sets in, we have fewer cases of sickness; and business, which, owing to the unsettled state of the weather, has been somewhat backward this fall, revives; and with it the spirits of our worthy cii- zens, which, owing to causes just mentioned, have been for a month or two past at low water mark. The Fair of the Hartford County Agricultural So- ciety, accounts of which you have probably ere this received through the medium of the press, was well filled with contributions from our citizens, and others, and visited by thousands who seemed pleased with the specimens of genius, industry, and ingenui- ty, here displaved. While on the subject of Faira, we wul just make mention of another Fair “ got up” by the tair for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum in thiscity. We believe that we never saw 80 many of the fairat a Fair before. Surrounded as we weie by such a galaxy of beauty, it is out of our power to y ing Now rom city references, at- ‘let for defendants, su “ware | HABSDEN & CO. describe ail; we must therefore content our-elves with describing a few oi these ‘ Daughters of Beauty.” First, we notice Mary H » and her lovely companion, (a stranger to us _by name) who together had charge of the P. Office depar:ment. While looking at and thinking of these two noble girls, we could not help wishing that the Postmaster General would place them at the head of his branch here, vice the present cross-grained, sour-taced jo- cumbent, Sure are we that (judging trom the man- ner in which they acquitted themselves of their duty there) neither Uncle Sam nor the public interest would sufleria their hands. Next we saw that ami able and good hearted girl Lydia H—, who will make a most excellent Gompanion for some one, if there is any truth in the science of phrenology ; and we believe our observations on the human tace di- vine don’: deceive us, and that the face is surely an index to the mind and heart. As most of the others were strangers to the writer of this, he will only mention two others who appear- ed to him so much superior to nine-tenths of wo- mankind, that he cannot help noticing them. The first wasa young, but not remarkably handsome girl, about twenty, with a face beaming with such intelligence and good natu::, und such sparkling black eyes, and glossy hair of the same hue, as to cause every One as they passed her stand on the eastern side of the ha‘ if to exclaim, “ who is that lovely stranger?” for such she was at least to most of us. ‘The next and last of whom we shall at present speak, wasa young and decidedly beautifal girl of sweet sixteen, er thereabouts; her station was on the east side of, and next to the Fortune-teller’s desk Hername we do not know, but wish we did; a pleasant acquaintance she would be, we are Our old friend, Captain David H., is still with us; and what with his everlasting good humored face. and humorous stories, he is ever welcome. Should ou ever come this way, Bennett, on your “ road to Boaton,” be sure to take the steamer Phoenix, of which Captain H. is the commander, and if you fel fc your money’s worth, we'll agree to pay the bill. That Bull has gone to Poquonock; friends Green and Alford finding him rather a costly as well as un- ruly boarder, have both -oncluded that they would hereafter confine themselves to their legitimate bu- siness, and not speculate in bulls again. The * Bridge Campany” are as regardless of the public interest and their own duty as ever, When shall we get from thema decent foot-path? Sorry are we that frend Alford is about to retire fromthe management of the United States Hotel ; and sorry will be every man, woman, and child, that ever sojourned a day with him. Ot his sueces- sor we know nothing. This we do know, that neither he or any other man can do better than his redecessor. May success and prosperity ever attend oth Elisha S. Alford and his amiable Indy. 1GMA. Court of Common Pleas, Before Judge Ing Oct. 31.—Wm. B. Jacobus and Wife vs, Bartholomew Blanco.—To recover for injuries received in consequence of rubbish being left jn front of defendant’s house, The laintitt and his wile were passing through Dover street, wn light wagon, on Saturday evening, Ist Oct., (the weather being dark and rainy,) when the horse stumbled over a lot of brck and rubbisn in front of the defendant's house, and the plaintiffs were thrown out. One of the arms of Mrs. Jacobus was broken, and she was much jured and alarmed For the defence, it was contended that the rubbish might have been easily avoided. it had been placed there by Mr. Sheridan, mason, who was employed to take down a kitchen oven, and should have carried it ay. Verdict this et For plaintiffs, Burr & Ben edict—for defendant, Mr. 8. Sherwood and Mr. Van Colt. Cireult Court, Before Judue Kent. Ocr. 31.—Thomas Lewis vs. Hubbard, Griffin, et. of — Action relative to a whaling voyage, to recover for clo- thing supplied the whale ship Washington, the defend ants refusing to pay what had been furnished for the slop chest, contending that they had no right to do #0. Verdiot for plamtiff, $240 85. For plaintiff, Seeley & Mille—tor defendants, Mr. Geo Miller. Eugene Ely, et. al, v8. Rufus Gilbert, et. al—To recover $150, the amount of a note. The detence is that there had been a wrong conversion of the note—it was sent to this city by the makers for the purpose of taking up ano~ ther, but the person to whom it w nt, instead of taking the old note, left this as collateral for its renewal. Ver- ject to the opinion of the Court. efendant, M’Coun & For plaintiff, Mr. G. W- Niles—for Clark. i alendar—This Day. Nos. 23, 39, 20, 94, 219, 145. 145}, , 163, 109, 96, 107, 77, 135, 79, 120, Court Cincorr Coon 75, 43, 89, Ol, 127, 78, 76, 126, 106, 112, 8, 4, Common PLeas.—Part L.—Nos. 189, 12, 86, 53, 199, 48, 0, 133, 84, 20, 32, 17, 21, 27, 63, 136. Part 2—Nos. 74, 44, 54, 8, 92, Provide AR\DE ; 1 rovtadsipi, daly. 1AKAVEN & CO. 09 lms 9 Wall suet.