The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1842, Page 3

ig- ANOTHER EXTRA NEW WORLD WILL BE published this morning containing a splendid novel by 7 nder Damas, one of the most celebrated French au- thors of the day, translated by a lady of Virginia, fer the New World. All lovers of romance will be de ighted with d the ladies especially. 24 couts ~For sale at the office, 30 Ann street, au, and by all the agents throughout the coun- O9- THE PARISTA! ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. atyle medicine, jaded Medi Y MARKET. "Tuesday, Nov. 1—6 P.M, ‘There has been more activity at the Stock Board this morning. Sales were larger than usual, at fluctuating prices. New York State 6 per cents fell }; Ohio 6's, 4; Kentucky 6's, }; Indiana 6's rose }; New Jersey Railroad fell | percent; Mohawk rose }; Paterson, }; Harlem, }; Delaware & Hudson, 2 percent. Harlem labors heavily. ‘The several brokers who are the large holders of the stock, sustait the market rate by purchasing the “time stock,” and selling all they can for cash at present rates. Their object isto “get clear” at the expense of third parties. ‘The particulars of the debt of the company are on depot 42d st. 137,102 trick of the road, 44500 | Harlem bridge," 30, Bonds * i “ imall ondepot 2d st, 14,523 . a ae « P Mraphattanvtile, 66 Pa Nove, |“ blek 27th pie 1617-8,loan to E. Badd terred bi ‘Total debr, Yearly saterest if paid : 25,000 Average receipts from the business of the road for 10 years, 58,820 ‘Leavin g for current expenses, wear and tear, aud in- terest on capital $1,500,000, $33,800 Currene expenses for eight months of 1841, ending September Ist, 85,000 ‘This is the concern that talks of extending itself to Al bany ! Why not to Vicksburg ? The Hon, Daniel Webster, in his recent great speech at Boston, expressed himself on the subject of repudiation as follows: Some men aro indiscrect enough to speak of repudia- To repudiate a debt! Does repudiation pay a debt ? discharge the debtor? Does not the debt endure until paid or rged by arrangement? Does it not continue binding in law and morals? So men shonld not thus deceive themselves. Repudiation toes not do any thing but add a sort of disrepute to acknowledged disabi- dity.”, t i * a3 After this expression of sentiment, he must have been not alittle surprised to have reeeived an invitation to a public dinner in New York, signed James Boorman and Daniel Lord, Jr. This might be intended as an honor, or might be a mark of penitence in converts ; but it appears jt was of too ambiguous a nature to be acceptable. You cannot touch pitch and not be defiled. In the present state of credit, public and private, the taint of repudiation Dlackeas, corrupts and disgraces all that practice it, advo- cate or;come in contact with it. The following! is a comparative table of the banks of Ohio :— Banxs or Onto, Serr, 192, + § Bills dis. Specie. Cire. Deps. 5.300 10 Bank of Zinesvitle, $122,100 11,623 Bank of Sandusky, 174,401 49,017 165,760 39,995 Bank of Geauga, 139,165 9,997 17,710 18.774 Bank of Muskingum, 18.888 27B1 7771 17,163 Bank of Wooster, 106,522 62,052 279,275 45'249 Lafaretre Bk of Cincinnati, 875,073 53,424 32,930 39,242 iio Life Insurance and Tr. Comoany, 147,860 61427 298,895 194,196 Kranklin Bk of Cincinnati, 917,271 122,211 20/890 249,851 Columsiana Bank of New Lisbon, 90,007 16,750 Bank of Massillon, 247,391 35,117 Dayton Bank 50,914 13,099 Bonk of Mt. Pleasant, 53,575 4,337 stern Reserve Baok, 170,544 30,332 Commercial Bk of Seicto, 341212 21.951 Bank of } , 44,97) Farmers? of Ste mnville, 63 477 Clivton Bk of Columbus, 58,965 Bank of Xenia, 29,434 Bank of Circleville, 42.215 343,304 Franklia Bk of Columbus, 152,102 6,922 Total, $5,201,181 795,622 1,774,535 1,036,008 August, 192 5,405,015 828,063 1,620,189 1,045,236 July, oh 5,006,819 777.435. 1,227,039 1,096 689 - 825,010 1,314,633 - 577,683 1,185,296 — — 713,607 1,163,311 This table presents clearly the remarkable revolution which has overtaken bankMg in Ohio, and isa fair sam- pleof the state of things in all the producing sections. ‘The recent elections in that State have resulted in favor of the party opposed to the banking system, and ‘which will decide the fate of almost all the remain- ing banks, as their charters expire next year, and cannot berenewed. That is t> say, the party now in pow- er have declaret opposition to the existing system, but the law passed last winter, commonly called Latham’s Jaw, prescribes conditions under which banks may ob- tain charters. The practical operation of thel.w may be best expressed in the following answer of the Ohio Life and Trust Company to the question whether it had applied for a recharter under that law. The President smade answer as follows :— 1st—That neither he, nor the stockholders, would ac- pt such acharter if they were made individually lia- « vi |—That the trustees of the institution only applied for arter in general terms, without any reference to the banking law, and that that was the only authorised me- morial offvred. 34—That Mr. Williams. on his own responsibility, find- ing that no charters would be granted, proposed that the Ohio Life and Trust Company shoul! be included under this law, leaving its acceptance to be determined after- wards by the trustees and stockholders of this institu- tion. ‘The reason for this step was twofold— First—The institution is peculiar in its organization. It has two departments—one called the banking, the other known aa the trust department. The latter, Mr. Williams considered as the stockholder of the former, and con: quently that if he accepted the charter under Latham’s bill thestockholders of the trust company could not be individually liable. Second—Whether right or wrong in this view, the trustees could determine whether they would accept it, if they refused, no harm was done—if owing to this peculiar organization to which we have referred, they could have accepted, why something might be saved to the compa- ny. The material objection ia the individual responsibility of the stockholders. This is the English joint stock prin- ciple, and is the only one by which the public may be assured against loss. In the English banks, one stock- holder has the power to demand and compel a liquidation of the concern. as soon as he is satisfied that 25 per cent of the capital is sunk or lost. This keeps all vigilant, and instead of the utter neglect with whieh the affairs of a bank in this country are treated by stockholders and many of the directors, thereby throwing the whole con- trol inte the hands of a few designing men, they all look after the welfare of the association, in order to protect their individual property. It appears, however, that the Ohio stockhoidersYhave so little confidence in their mana- gers, that they will not trust them beyond the amount of stock subseribed. Why, therefore, should the public trust them? The prospect, then, is that next year the board will be swept clear, and Ohio will, in regard to currency, be placed on a good foundation. ‘The advocates of the paper system say that it is, neces- sary to develope the resources of the country, and to facilitate the forwarding of produce to market. In 1836, the circulation of the Ohio banks was near $10,000,000 ; the present year it has averaged but little over 1,000,000, or 10 per cent, In {1837, consequent upon the high cur- rency of 1836, there were imported into the United States, 1,600,000 bushels of wheat, valued at $4,000,000, for which *pecie was sent abroad. This year the export of flour will reach $11,000,000, for which specie is flowing into thecountry. Cannot the farmer see in this simple opera tion of trade, which system operates most to develope the resources of the country? Is he benefitted that foreign wheat is brought and sold at his own door at a profit, and the proceeds in specie taken out of his pocket and carried to Odessa in payment, while he is dreaming of litho- graphed cities, town lots, and bank dividends? The present movement of specie from Europe to New York, snd from New York throughout the South and West, enriching the country with a sound and copious circul: ting medium. ‘The prices of produce are indeed very low; but that is caused by the abundance of the supply, the developing “of the resources of the country,” under the specie system. The drawing off of that surplus, in ex- change for thespecie, will raise the value of the remain- der more than equal to the whole value of the specie im- ported. The repletion of the currency will accelerate the rise; but when specie shall no longer be a profitable article of import, the export trade, or the foreign vent for produce, must cease, unless foreign goods, at a fair reve- nue duty, are taken in exchange. This can only be done by an amelioration of the present tariff, without which, all description of agricultural produce must become value- less. ‘The late taritf imposes a duty of near 60 per cent on foreign woollens. The farmers were told that this was to raise the value of their wool. Let them turn to Boston Prices Current, before and after the passage of the tariff, and they will find the following resnlts:— Aug. 6. Oct. 29. Fall Prime or Saxony fleeces, w hed, Ib, ai 3 a 40 - American full blood do Hast 33035 = 2eens % do do Rasy WaW 2 cen % do do wa Maw Bcents ‘4 and common do 2028 2a 8 - certainly does not say much for any improvement of the condition of the wool growers, even in the very centre of the manufactuves whom they have consented to Protect. Stock Exchange. Gas Lr, & dchen R, is do 154 ‘aylor, Plymouth, Bangor; Coral, Welsley, Alexandria for Parr. Georgetown for Boston; Granville, Spear, and Cla- NYork for do; Morning Star, joviDNCE, Met 3—Arr Smith & Darling, Brown, and Ra- Ww ker, Albany, Times, O: b J Richd Rash, Nickerson, e, do; John, Burrough, Albany. ld "Powhattan, Sauuders, Charleston; Oct 29—Arr Inds . Atwood, Tovedo" 2 100 do Paterson RR. boo 7 574, 1858, Bt di cs has Merch Ex Bk, 10 do Del & Hud, 2 jo Second Board. Kingman, Han: 0 shas Harlem, pewa; Rochester, . Detroit; Constitut Missouri, Brown, do M Ney. Anderson, Cleveland; "Merevant, At New Hartford, Conn. on Mondai Rev. Cyrus Yale, Lyxpe , daughter of Roger Y, 31st ult. by the Jones, of New York, and Mills, Esq. of the former Kickords, Chicago; ¥ & McBride, Kingston; Arr Renown, Powe Ww elow, Washington, evening, Oct- 30th, at St. Stephen’s Church, J. H, Price, Mr. Witiaa Berse, to Miss , all of this city. d and faithful, fond and true ; Pull evenly the trac: Of Hymen’s car, else Are both used up, gone cases ! Hanger Haw li ring, Michaels, € Nowlan, Burbid: Dill, La Guayra; Violet, mes Keeler, Plumer, NY. ichburn, Ellis, do; Orego: ry Sist ult. suddenly, from the effects of Henry R. Dunham, in the 7th of a fall, Hernx R., son Smurnviite, NC, Oct 24—Lu quarantine, Echo, Messer, fm Auld, Halifax; ; Gournet, Barton, ‘New po! New Bedford; 27th, Science, Weth farner, for a port in the Medi Savannant, Oot 2—Ait Osween, Wood, NYork: A Hero of Acre, (Br) Gaskin, Providence: “Angel, Ca Sid Tartar, Smith, Liverpool Cohansey, Moore, Phila jeard, Baltimore; ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, this afternoon, from the house of his father, 197 Frank | ,OMARAEaTON, Oct 20-— On Monday evening, 31st ult. Tomas Ca son of Thomas and Elizabeth Whybrew, aged two years and nine months. es and friends of the fami, invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at 3 o’clock, without further notic y are respectfully Monte, Oct 2-C Atalanta, Hart, d NYork; Active, Bi int, Barbour, Kingston, Ja; Jubilee, Longfield, N James, Shepherd: Provi ba, New Onveans, Oct 22—Cld 'C! ; Lion, Skolfield, New York: te, Welch, Boston; Walpot ts pressatio, Collins, Havana; Wasconsin— m |—brought in by the rom 21 King st. Passengers Arrived. New York—Benjamin Hi Hart, Win Suter, Mrs Sater, Miss larissa Perkins, Perkins, Bos- Liverroor—Packet Sater, Mrs Redpat! rf t Hina’ Dr WV" V CBarnes, Boston MA Cayley, Eniland, ll, Scotland—and 199. in the REWARD.—POCKET BOOK LOST —-On Tues- day afternoon, (yesterdey,) in passing down Broad- s, vetween Bleecker and E: .) a pocket wallet, containing two #50 bills of the Mechanics? Binkiug Association, anda check signed by Lockwood. on the obove Ban! -time, it is believed, in June last, the payment of which has Passengers Lonpon—Packet ship Philadel; —J Smit Sinith, Mics F Smith, Aas Pitfwwen of New i uly and child, Mr Per Pillmer, of New iam Parsloe, ‘Thomas Liverroot—Packet ship Oxford—Capt J K Proctor, Leonard ‘There are sume papers and memorandums also in the pocket book of no value except to the owner: Nassau street to Tammany Hall, ket book may have been lost. The finder will receiv. the thanks ofthe owner, by leaving it atthe EI 0 THE PRES: The owner passed up or near Which place the hove reward, and ice. mes Broadbeut, C J Stott, Thor ‘Wanted an interest asp daily or weekly newspaper or n the city of New York. Ada be proferred. “A capital commensurate w establishment can be supplied. 254 Pearl street. . magazine, p Huddersfield, Hog. AT ie Genes Gueida—W Middleton, FC Boel, lad; Dorr, Richard Newall, New York; Mr 0, Mad'ile Caroline, Lewis Perret, of lady and two children, M lalapiero, Spain: t h "Address. the undersigned. st JAMES ARLINGTON BENNET. TED—To go to the South, a young man who can speak and writ» wel’ four languages,and having travelled about in all parts of Europe or family to the south o business that might suit ter and abilities given at the hotel where he fora year, Please direct « note to L. B. att ren, FR lady, Mr Carl Savannan—Bri irs Wood, Miss C Sterling—Mr Jone nd. au, Hurd, Petton, Ki lubbell, Sawyer, Patnar, Messrs Beck, Munson, Turner, Priole: bory, Wool, ‘Randall, ‘Titus, i McKinley. —e = Foreign Importations, Largnroor7Shig New York—1 pkg A Van Nest-1- Kenne- 2 Richardson & Watson—2 Sharp, L linseed oil John H Mason, Lead © —5 phys Walker & 25H Howe's D Oakey Ww: 3 ANTE D—$6000, $5000 and $10,000, on some of the most VV valuable and unincumbered property inthe city of New : York, on bond and mortgage, at 7 percent. A rm, Lindsey & Hesnes-16 ‘CHARLES 8. B Providence—20_do Brooklyn Brothers—13 Smith, Thurgar & co son—3 Butterfield & Fisher—2 Juo J Hardock & eo—3 WT ee hick yy Lat % co—l zd idge —' lott Brothrs & co—4 jaddam & son—I1 B Rich- anls—2 F Tomes & son—1 8 H J. 1212 bars 20 buls iron Kearney & Bleecker—1 pkg G@ Relves 1 Janes Paton & co—100 tons coal 3677 sacks 320 eakes copper 100 irou saddles i8 es steel e treet, New Yor 0 FAMILIES, WANTED.—A young woman. dress maker,or seamstress ip a private {i jection to become an attendant dy of the house, and will give the best ity, character, &c. D —Ii this should meet the eye ¢ of Manchester, who i ida, and served his apprenticeship with and who afterwards moved rection to the subscriber r ntage—or should any one the said Henry Greaves, and can forward sth proo as to show when and where he died, th conferring a favor on the subscriber, and any reasonable ex- WILLIAM C. MAITLAND, 61 Broad street. r his wife, who arrived of the year 1810. or lohnstone—30 RC B note to A. F. and lea NFORMATION W, of reenw salt © H Marshall—: ‘791 bars 1ron sundry pkgs to order. he will hear of something to. his adv» know of the death of " Salling Days of the Steam Shi; FROM ENGLAND. NOTICE —if Ri Di here from Liverpool in the latter e1 ng of 1941, will call st the office ef the Subscriber he 1 find something to his edvantage. 2 1 JOHN H Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL. wer, Oct.7] P. Henry, Dela Oct. 13 Sheffield Ailen FOR PORTSMOUTH. witzerl’d, Chad . Hudson, Morgan, Oct. 1 Fi Oct. 16 | Argo, Ant RDMAN, 61 South st. NTELLIGENT YOUNG iderable experience is desirous of obt A in the hardware bu FROM PORTSMOUTH St. James, Sebor, ax he has a thorough aequ information address M.M. bo: OARDING—A gentleman and hi able single gentlemen, can be fur and very pleasant rooms on reasonxble terms, at 201 Fulton st. tance in tht city.— x 691 upper post office, a few respect wed with gord board, t a favor, if captains of vesseis will give liam A. Bassett, of our news fleet, a re- the port whence they sailed, the to Commodore HY-E—She is 94 feetlong hold. Her cabins are exten If not wanted tora Yacht, ahe packet between some of poken on their pass: h newspapers they may have. "1 a Agents and correspondents at fo confer a faver by elligence they can obtain. will be thankfully received, sive and superbly ot would be well adapted for India Islands—to the Chi speed is an object. home or abroad, office all the inarine information of any Te 1 le sea-boat, and would carry a large cargo, combining more buoyancy. w. She is strong avd stoutly built, y other vessel afl and would be valuable as Ke. Ke, &e., are in 3 » be seen at the Dry Oflra Biss, at the office of Moslem, French, Cape of Good Hi and Calcutta, J va, Cyand A. R, JOHN C. STEV 10; James Els = condor, Ward, RAND CONCERT.—Mr. friends and the public that ‘America, on Monday evening, No Apollo, assisted by ABRADOR SALMO’ 4in the Labrador, by Hu ters, hermetically sealed and war climates, for sale by William, Nickersou, , St Thomas, La Gui ‘George Henry, Pease, t, Neill, Richmon ut Leeds & Co; Diadem, Liscom), 8¢ Ai & Co; M B Roberson, Pagh, Newbern, N zabeth City, NU. en, Wilmington, NC. A B Cooley & ’ Bright, New Orleaus, do do; John Thompson, Godfrey, Williamsburg, Va. Dew. Porto Cabello, it Thomas, WW Pratt; “Fresh preserved Salmon, put up t & Co, in 1, 2 and 4 pound cannis- y_& Livingston x 57 Broad street. jome fine Saddles ol served ap with current jelly, at 314 cents per JOHN T. BROWN. Sie 0 Arri 4 Packet shi; lew York, © » from with mdse, to C. H. Mars! and Gi odhi RAL AM’S MAGAZINE—O1 ry—Grahara’s GRAM Geatleman's Te-Oes 06 Bows a J. Fenni yeaa pang i W. Lo fellow, Hichard H. Dana, and aumeroee mihi etainene mee thors. INTENTS OF THE Nov, No—Vou 21. The § Student—By , Phe Child's Prayer-By Robert Morrie ee” Dr. Pontis,a Tale of Richelies Quatre By the author of Heuri ‘Mother, » Dream—By Miss Balmanno. Baiubridge—By J Cooper, #489, author of “The Spy,”"The Pioneers.” ‘Song, “saw her 0° ce”—By Richard M. Dana, Sonnet, The Unattained—By Mra Sebs Sunn A Young Wife--By the author of “A. Marr nience.” ‘The Pet Rabbit, iMustrated The Reprimand, by Epes Sargent, illustrated, ‘Phe Live Voyage, A Bul aby Francis 8. Oxgood. M ¢ of Conve- jester Ormesby—By Mrs. Emma ©. Embury, Hymoa for the Faneral of « Child—By James Aldnch. Malina Gray—By Ana 8. Stephens. L’Amoursans Ailes—By C.F. Hoffman. Speculation or yspepsin Cured—By HT. Tucker man, e Shepherd and the Brook, imitated from the German of @oothe—By Win, Falconer. wellangy Cavendish—By the author of Cruising in the ast ‘ar.” Review of New Books. Editor's Table. EMneciisumnnts, ‘The Reprimand, engraved for Graham’s Magazine by Gim- brede, from a painting by Destouches. The Pet Rabbit, a beautiful Mezzouut, by HS. Sadd, from apicture by Fanny Corbe jions—The latest Paris Fashions, fur ladies and gentle- Musis—"Write to me love!” music by David Lee—words by Miss Pardoe. : Te: $3 per annum in advat or 25 cents per single No, monthly—del.vered in’ any Pe. of this city and , and sent by mail to all ha i States, SePehre sds? ma al pte of We Uatie aes OR, THE HusToRY oF KATHERINE RANDOLPH. A NOVEL. PAIGE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS & CORY, aNae cent Published at the same Price. Rl Zi—By E. L. Bulwer, th a pl ease DAYS OF POMPEIT-By the same Author, with a wig GZARINA—A Romaace of the Court of Rusia, by . Hoffland. EUGENE, ARAM—By E, L. Bulwer, with a Plate. PAUL OLIFFORD—By the same Author, witha Plate. DEVBREUX—By the same Author, with'a Plate. THE DISOWNED—By the sume Author, with s Plate. PELHAM—By the sam H 2t Sie pas eT E. e 4 He AMERICAN EDITION OF THE FOREIGN T QUARTERLY REVIEW. No. Se for Oc eateLaN Fished to-morow. 0 : NTS. French Criticisms of English Writers. Asselm of Cauterbary, by Franck. Delebrated Crimes, hy’Alexander Dumas. 6 Ancient Philosophy. er’s Travels in Exypt. Daras on the Rhine. as ling Roman he Letters of Margaret of Navarre. Naples avd the Neapolitans. 9, Gervinus ou German Literature, 10. The Idyls of Theocritus.. : i | fee of mes Brosidene of the Fonvention. 12, Newspaper Literature of the United States. Chronological Table of Literature—Russia. b 2 3 4. 5 6 ‘A 8. Short Revir New Works, Foreign Correspondence, Intelligence, &c. ‘JOSEPH MASON, Publish n2it*r ef 102 Broadway. up pERSSE SE BIOORS, Paper Warehouse, No. 61 str New York. Printing Paper of any size or quality, made to order at short notice. ur THE COMPLEXION AND SK ROWLAND’S KALYDOR. An Eastern Botanical Discovery of Surpri- sing E. a ATOR AND CONSERVATOR OF THAT nguished charm of female loveliness—a transpa- skin, Rowland’s Kalydor may be said to exert most magical power. Composed for. the most part of Oriental i the utter exclusion of all mineral admix- hed medicinally action upon t pores and minute secretory jh face, allays every s alone, efiectually d .spots, freckles, sunburn, and ations, xo inimical to female on will change the most bi whiteness ; w licacy and fairness, which its ‘continued use ‘happily protects, with every appearince of youthful charm to the most advance is of life. le as a renovating and refreshing wash, during travelling, or exposure to the sun, dust, or harsh winds, and the heated atmosphere of crowded assemblies. cast Ti 1 afflicted with a tenderness of the skin in shav- ion of the Kalydor will be found to allay all eu- Ss, the ticular irritation Rowland’s Odonto, or, Pearl Dentifrice. This is an efficient White Powder for the Teeth, solely pre- pared from Oriental Herbs of the most delightful odour, and of Sovereign virtue for strengthening, preserving, and. thoroughly i the Teeth. Teeradicates tartar from the tee decay, polishes aud preserves. the : fe whiteness; and, above all, from i sweetness to the breath.” As Guns also share in its transcendant ; owers. Seurv’ ted from them, ahealthy action ani redness are induced, that offer to the notice of the medical "practitioner the most indubi- table signs of their healthful state. s ‘ CAUTION —On Beware of Counterfeit See that_a small label aff to each article. rn names of the subscribers—thus, “ Mesars. DODGE, CUM- MING & CO., &e., Only Agents, New York,” without which, none are genuine. ld ie7 teow lowd(I)r UGAR HOUSE MOLASSES and Amber Syrup of su- perior quality for family use, for sale in hhds, tierces and barrels, at the Ameriem Sagar Refinery, No. 28 Leonard st, 003 awe TYLER & MAPES. STRABISMUS. : COMMONLY CALLED SQINTING. _ COURED jin few seconds by Guerin’s celebrated plan, which Cesenstabered ne wnt of the teemdcagpatisiecees: cata in Europe, DR. WHEELER, Oculist, jenwich street, New York. N.B. References can be given to 263 patients. Olfice hours, from 8A Mt 1B. M. of tmis*r isis «THE EUREKA BLACKING, r cased T srealy superior tal othe Kinda Sow in pe. eau se reserves . a brilliani vols veh half the usual Labor sequtsed intihoaee rice coe MAT farther prnsesses that requisite so long sought for in the peculiarity of the composition never becoming hard dry, or mouldy by age. Dealers in lacking are requested to call and receive a sample of the article gratis. Perfect satislaction warranted im every case. a b Minafactared andforsaleby yy sor gon No. 4 Spruce street, near Nassau, New York. es le of Waiting Li WWfactured bj Sedan rae sab lmere removes spots of incipient which it gives a fecting F amateriil for flo. RT, successors of t received by thesHavre Packets rge assortinent of fashionable Mourning Flowers nd Tassels, anda great va parties and balls. the true snd only de, ticles from therrmanufuetory Rue de G: «fer Newburyport: spoke brig’ Massachusetts, of Provide: iy from Liverpool for 1a Rosiere & Co hare ji sume day. spoke packet rai Balumore and Ville de Lyo Duchesse D’Ork DR. Martin, Darling, 12 days from Lubec, with 250 tons Schr Samuel, Nickerson, Schr Eliza Jane, TI Moore, Camden, lime. Stanley, Tromaston, lime. Schr Alexander, Newport, in ballast, VERLY NOVELS, by Si with the anthors latest corrections. ai ‘ach number containing a complete completed in 25 weekly numbe: paid in advance. No 1 contains Iv Walter Scott, revised One ship, one barque, and a brig. Packet ships Oxfi y, London; Oneida. F Orleans, and others. Wind WNW. Herald Marine Orrick oF THE Sd 28th, Annawan, Swasey, Wilmin jars Hill, MeGilviy, Providence for Georgetown, ra, West Indies. General Record, Bare Wisconsix, before reported dismasted on her voy: as carried into New Orleans 22d ult. py t mate and a portion of the crew of ship Lucy. Notice to Mariners, Cocxaurn Sounn, W: hereby iuformed, that the baoys 11, Rathbone, Liverpool; Philad se al eg yn ered in any part of this city aud Brooklyn, and sent parts of the United States ISRAEL and the Candas, by POST, 88 Bowery, SUCH an opportunity never has been offered for iuyestments. ‘Ihe business in consequence 300 per cent ow the Hope ISLANDER, rt, Oct. 31, 1812. of the nature thereot cannot capi al invested—$17,000 may the advertises wil fu h from his own private capital. entleman who ean comprehendjudge and decide in m=t- and exchange need answer this ad- Much importance will be attached to a good fe low, as well i business may cause much intercourse as A nove addresssd to hence for Sisal, F interest for many years ° “Curious” with real name, left at this office, will meet atten- ROTON WATE BATHS AT THE MERCHANTS GE —Tke aubscriber respectful! that his new avd complet blishment, for cold, warm, and shower Baths, at N ba in the Merchants? E: and beacons which at various on approaching rected where the Beacon stood ight, on the Eastside of the en- ite of the old French trance of the harbor of Lonisbi lon 59 50 W, and will i s his frievds and the he arrangements oF che age r , y of Cape Breton easterly. placed on a square building about 60 fathom: re, is painted white with a perpendicular black hit from other light houses by ‘day, and enous in winter when the back land is covered ITOR OF TH. has ben called to i which my name is met 5 misstaterments, so presented’ as to gi new and untrue colo- the ingenuity of the reporter or the foundatiou on which to constract Isabella, whose name te mer was entered into my employment by her mothe: ed with me for her services, and she continued ment for nesrly three years. ‘ontinue the employment, hay Vatil she was had happened with h abuse her, without any other { is unable to obt. ney forthe The mother of this sisters, have been employe4 by me e ing enough to be so employed; but now when J am able to assist them, they turn xbout and only add, that the insinuation= ] ton are without any, the lesst, foundation, and are such as ean i in a poetic ming, capable of tarning fie- CAMBRIDGE TROTTING COURSE E foslowing Purses will be given to Nov. 9, and the two followin Free for horses that John Naylor, 44 days from Havana for Ort 26, lat 44.390, lon 26 51—was ymouth, Ms. steering E, al ‘erpool, short of pro Oct 2%, lat 40 30, |. 0206, off Cape . from Philadelphia for Mobile, 7 days out, for Maracaibo, Oct 28, off Cape Henry. Foreign Ports, Livenroot, Oct 7—Lde Monongahela, Turley, Philadelphia; shnah, Mobile; nicy sketch—the ho, from Kingston, Jun. for Philadel! ia: » further occasion of employment, no marenuts, who wow eraelly tion in fact, as 1 believe, yment and carn mo: as well ns two of her for herservices. di Qaren of the Ocean, Tiley, do; Indvpeudel Ss Pentie t, do; Crusader, Johnson, Main, do. regard to Live and a ibid Oberlin, NYork; Claudius, Boston; I- regan al ‘Ore Cove, Ort 5—Eutaw, Thompson Pavanc, May 2t—Arr Roine, Brows, Boston 127 days, and th Packet, Tooker, Zephyr, Heckma 5 rieans, Norris, Alexandris; inhadelphia. t ‘Oe teks Hindoo, Hazhes, Phursday, Nov. 10, Purse that never won a purse over Mile and repent, in hare Colby, New York. amberlai, French, y West; 6th, Wind Sime day, Parse 00. Free for al} trotting horses that never ce ree over $100. wo miles and repeat under of $200. Free for trotting horses, 2 "atsey B Blount, New Bath. Sid 6h, For, Boston. na, Oct 2—In port, Marion, of Baltimore, late—In port, Gardiner H Wright, Cutts, ‘Edin lay, Nov. 4, at Z. B, i . To be governed by the rules of the Centre na at Herring and Gill Net “ per Hendack 150 bales Bridpor onthe passage out, lost deek load of ‘AnGviLts, O-t t—Sid Albion, Keng eon Yarmouth, NS. bion, Kenney, uncertain whether —Many persons e Newavayrort, Oct 2—Arr Heber, Bray, Ponee. BaveM, Oct 30—Arr about 70 sail bor, Boston, Ost oA Gardiner, Bradstreet, Cadizs Chat- consters bound E, put iv Persons who have tt charlatans and eatel hem to form @ jast opinion liities and. professtoual ex jo. 2 Aan strest, a ita ny; Fancy, Chase, the American Museum. R MITTANCES TO IRELAND, &c. &e.—The subd- scriber continues to transmit money in sums large or small, to persons re ing inany partof Ireland, inthe same manner as he, and his predec in business, have done for the last Pid spats and more: also, w any part of j! land, or Scotland. ~ “1 ‘Money remitted by letter (post, paid) to the subscriber, or personally deposited with him, with the name of the person or persons in Ireland, Eagland, or Scotland sent, and nearest post town, will be imi ely transmit ted an pat accondingly, ‘anda receipt to that effect given, or for wal to the sender, GEORGE McBRIDE, Jr, 62Ceda -street TERRAPIN LUNCH UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OURMONDE’ QUI VIVE! THOUSANDS ‘of our good cits. lovers of good fare, have been for some weeks past fuffering severe disxppointment from the closing of the far-famed ‘Terrapin Lunch.” ‘The " fitta fever,” is now, however, over, and again may they > well,” for be it known that the John Adams, of Knickerbock- er memory, “hangs his hat” up at the Terrapin ; also the rietor, one ofthe finest little fellows in Christendom, y’clept W'PGar: Now, then, smack your cormorants in the Turtle Soup and steak line, the mat Sandy,’ has fallen upon John, tu perfection, uh good eati drinking may be ot mae ty at the rarin. A am be look into ged “lee Box,” will appease the hunger of him wi shor purse, and a taste of the, genuine at half the old prices will he the late of verie: 5 "ine Greeu Turtle served up this day, and every day during theseason. Olt im®m WILHELMS, No. 234 Brondway offers for sale his new D. imparted snek of good, wholesale and retail. aa 1 mbroiderie+, com iuished pieces of vari- ous kinds; worsted, wool, stitching and knitting silk, beads, lace wares, all sorts of silk and Beh ce je to whom it is to be borders, trimmings, tassels, fringes, and i done in the most: fashionable tat Y i ‘adid choice of artificial flowers, the neatect work und bewesttaste, bouquets, dladems’ '—Articles of cast iron of the most various descriptions, mi Vm meer in ce Roval icon Fonamay at Berl j-—-Exquisite and went figures in. bronze. 6 —A’beantifal assortment of supertine basket wares, 7—A considerable and el» chotee of preased and painted paper, sheets of letter paper, viswteng cards, wafers, —An elegant and great store of the finest porceiain —A splendid assortment of the finest dressing articles,cases: and perfumes. ‘028 Imre PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE. — HW yf Patronise the City Cash Tailoring Establishment, nous rates which have been charged for fashionable has led the subscriber to adopt the cheap cash system, and he now offers to fit oat gentlemen with the finest Clothe, made up with neatness, taste, and despatch, at the very lowest Temaneratig prices. Having made arrangements for the finest Enuglis Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings from first hands, he a atford them low. The most experlenced cutters are en ajed and he pledges himself to 3 ive entire satisfactron. gers visiting the city can have a full suit made up at phon tee, Vall and Winter Clothing ready made of every variety, qual iy and see, ot the Inte Iashious age warranted fo i—Strane to call belore parchasius elsewhere. re imistr EDWARD Fox ONE PRICE GaSd STORE. AT, Chatham street, where will be « uni clothing atthe ietlowing low prices?—Beaver and pilot cloth coats, from $5 to $15; satinett pants from $1 to $4; u uble Sad siogle Brented « i from $1 40 to $250, ‘The weat sive of Chatham B=—No waa lint HENRY COUSWELL, SegAR DIVAN—30554 Broadway —James It, Del Veeemo ‘& Co,, respectfully inform their humerous friends and the bigs hae tay hvte ast pened the, Seuar Divan,” 205 fr be found 4 fs way, adjoin Pinteaux's Saloon, where will ge assortment of the best segars in the city. All segars sold at this establishment are warranted imported a JAMES R. DEL VECCHIO. 024 Sm3tawr® ERT A. JOHNSON. DOCTOR ELLIOTT, OCULIST, AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, Confines hia Practice to. DISEASES OF THE EYE. _Office 261 Broadway, corner of Warren street. 922 Imis*r TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. ROB'T. L. SMITH & HENDERSON, WHOLESALE DEALERS JN FANCY sue Anee STAPLE DRY G@ Ss, WLS AND LACES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS a9 eer, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, NO. 176 PBARL STREET 3d door above Pine, New York. Ronens f. Sura | j lot J NDERSON, Jonn C. Ae Geviation from the first price named, ° pie. we yore) ment ou tne AUCTION SALES AMUSEMENTS. BY THOMAS BEL (Stores Nos. 22 ann and 115 shreds.) WEDNESDAY. At 1034 v’cloet the sales room. Sale of elegant city mace inet Furniture. THURSDAY. At 1034 o'clock. in the sales room. Extra sale of elegant sofas divans, 9 tings, piano forte ©. Hp. splendi | goods of theabove description will be dixpoted of rocking chairs, 10 dozen Freuch chairs, diva 15 best quality French bedstead: ugh post do, mattrasses an: beds, 7 beautiful rosewood and mahogany piano fortes, b: best makers in the world, 2 ancient ar ings, handsomely framed; antity furniture, lamps, curtains, &e, Iso, the remainder aud most valuable portion of the English invoice of chandeliers, lantherns, gas fixtures, curiam orn ments, ke. FRIDAY. e At 1034 o’clock, in the sales room, x Extensive sate of dry goods, fancy and pledged artich 5 tranks excellent clothing; a large invoice of London Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings, 1n remnants to suit purchasers, tlery, splendid jewelty, ke. Also, a most super! fashi special purpose, com 30 pair pantaloons. and vests. &c. of the best materials, good size: first rate style. SATURDAY, At 10% o'clock, in, the sale rooms. ve sale of splendid Fu ‘ity made c¢. BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, WEDNESDA " At 1034 o'clock, at the sales room. Pianos, Furniture, Upholsters Trimmings, Ornaments, Gi- randoles, &e—Cons!sting of a good assortment of new anit ac- hand furnitu 0 fortes, made by G. V. Briggs, Wake & Glen, John Bul- winkle, Calver Randel. Barmore, G. J. Bolier of F senkraitz of Dresden, Jos Dogner, of Frieberg. Also, upholsterers’ trimming ing brass ormaments for curtains, silk screen, painted velvet for sofa cushions, hair cloth, fringe, silk damask, &c. Also a few sets beautiful girandoles. "sSale—At 11 o'clock, at the foot of Watts street, the ornaments, comp Sher sloops Wasp snd Lady Washington, of Troy, with their tackle and appsrel. Also, splendid Al ver and gilt girdndoles, in sets and pairs. Iso Scotch Goods—Consisting of worsted shawls, reti- cules, &e. THURSDAY, : At 10 o'cloch, at 496 Pearl st. . Sheriff Belo--Tabowang., lw nber, Kc. advertised for the It inst, is postponed to the rme and place. SA’ At 1034 o'clock in the sales room, New and second hand farniture, carpeting, pianos, &e. MONDAY, At 10% o’clock, 1n the sales room. Large sale of cloths, cassimeres, hosiery, &e. to which the attention of the trade is directed, ‘ At 10 o'clock at 77 Catharine street. Sheriff's Sale—Large and fashionable assortment of dry goods, cousisting of prints, calicoes, must:ns, cloths, Is, e. TUESDAY. At 10 o’clock, at 23 Elm street. An assortment of second hand furuiture, : ‘At 1034 o'clock, at the auction room, Liquors, Segars, ke.—A yood assortment of liquors and se r8,aN\ohg Which are some very superior Port Wine and H. na Bocers. ‘The attention of public houses and families are invite CHATHAM TREATEE. Tier 2% e NING. ‘Nov. ‘o copelnde with: JAC. 7 5 Taek: Shagoesd, A M and open at 6}g—Curtain will rise at quarter past y. where ‘Tickets may b Claude Meluotte, Miss Julia Mortom ds, rockers, parlor chairs, , Upholstery articles, furnitare, ice open daily from 9 to 5, and places secured. the highest bidder, and comprise as under, by order of as signees snd a receiver, viz—10 first rate solas, 10sewing, nurse nd couches, modern paint riety of upholstery goods, a Boxes $1—Pit 50 cts—Gallery 25 cents. Doors open at 63 o'clock and the performance will com- eommence at 7 precisely TTCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE. 444 Broadw: THIS EVENING, ie General Count Der Teimer, ‘k bac! ew in be Ys Gloves, muslins, sheetings, shirtings, guns, * aan sot able clothing, made for a Veral coats After and got up in HOW TO PAY To conclude wit HOUSE OF LADIES. IF The Doors will be opened ‘at halGpast 6, aad the per commence at 7, every evening. HEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC, 37 Bowery. N. B, HOWES, Proprietor. \ivancement of refined ment. blended with instruction, dedieaied to ura—Compri- ies removing, Tustituted for the yular establi Monday, Now 1th. with thi rn The interior ofthe Awp and luxuriantly fitted up du been newly painted, enl: ment will open for the sea- the best equestnan company theatre has been commodiously sing the summer recess, hat larged and decorated several superior new and second hand ‘aris, Rosen- for the necommodation of families, have be inediately in frout of the dreas cirele, may b paecured daily by tinel tban’s of music ever engaged. to enliven the trated in this country hi tainments of the evenii in conformity with the talent and respectability of the i Boxes 50 cents—Private do for 6 persons $3~Second Tier 37 cents—Pit 2 cents. A rearamme of performances will be found in the nie of Ve \MERICAN THEATRE—W iT. PHILADELPGIA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUSHMAN, Mr Forrest | Virgmia, Miss 8 Cushman To conclude with PRETTY GIRLS OF STILLBERG. To-morrow, 4th night of M. AMERICAN MUSKUM AND GARDEN, site St. Paul’s Church, under the ma magement of 3 7 Ba . T. BAK TREMENDOUS ATT’ Last week of the inim AUCTION NOTICE.—By CARTER & CO., Store No. 102 Broadway, between and (Wall, Weduerdey, 2d November, at 10 o'clock, Furniture, Carpet Will’ be sold without reserve, the balance of the new Engli ng of about 1000 yards ingrain and three jousekeepers, tafted rugs, and oil cloths centre and card mahogany tables, with and w tops, elegant tufted and at sofas, mahogany chairs, dressing bure & me bl and dinner set fold china tea ‘e in lots ry elegant whi blinds, 30,000 «1 ne, 8,000 Principe’ Segars, and 11 dozen very superior Old Madeira and Pot, from a private stock, Dealers and store keepers will find it to their interest to attend, n) er who will give all of his best Imi nd his celebraied Fourth of July Also, exhibiting for one week. the most subliiae exhibit carpets, widths, hout marble ‘osmnorama, ‘the views change every Mot lowing—and $00,000 Curiosities, and Signor LILLIPUTIAD ing of eleven of the mo: ue tea extraordinary performers in r Wednesday next, Benefit of Miss Hood. Afiernoon performances Weduesday. and Saturday at three o'clock. Eevening performances commence at 7. FINE CAMELIAS, FRUIT TREES, &e—A. LEV. will sell on Wednesday morning, at 1034 o'clock, at 151 1 a very choice collection of Cam ongst wh u be relied on described; also Apples, Pears,and other fruit ‘T’ sorts, Grape Vines and Ornamental Shrub. Also one large case "ot! Dutch Bulbous Roots, trom Haarlem, im Holland, which were selected cially for a seedstore it 18 Sty and are te best offered this season; also 1000 of those celebr: Queen Victoria Strawberries, wei i 16 to the pound nl 2t%m Adiittance to the whol tauments. twent ATTRACTIONS! NEW YORK M1 Museum, Garden and enter dren half price. a STRONGER STILE: Novae USEUM AND PICTC RE of finest GALLERY, Broadway, opposite the Park. Seven Performers to b for one Shilling. ated 7 aged the great odancer Master Frank Diamow secured the ser- vices of Mr. Ald QQ-- RIBBONS AND SILKS—. T. Division st. has just received the most ele ment of fashionable Bonnet Ribbous, Silks, Satins, Ve' Ke. to be found in the city. Dealers, eity and count li.do well to call before purchasing elsewhere “ (0 DANCING MASTERS. tike lessons in daecing (at the rooms of the teach OLvs, ws art ie o'clock. Any one who will give him a practical knowledge of in that tal _031 3: & terms will meet with immediate attention, q , the much admire Ehi pian Melodist and Glass Biowing by Mr. Owens, to the whole, "sneluding “Museum ties, Picture Gallery, and Performanee, ONE 8 ‘There will bea day performance on Wednesday and Satu Tie advertiser wishes to | ai’? o'clock. ‘The entertainments in the eveniog will yon 8 successive Wednesday eveni etween the hours of 8 and 10 TIVOLI SALOOW. ARGEST and most sj Sobees, Concerts we will, by addressing D. C. at this office, plendid Saloon mH GUNS eon Wee OLS. E. ES} -$Q JOSEPH, A Mariontine up stairs, impo + the sale of English, German and French doul crel Fowling and Ducking Gans, from the low: of every description, for t ng one andred Nifferent kinds, all. of which A large assorted stock of the above always on hand. eall, previous to making their purchases. 3927 3m*r ., Military : Meetings—with ver anxious to gail action of party. r Ifand this establishment a reput mt from the owuer on such terms as 1 any othe¥ establishment, py to make arrangements (in accordance all who may favor him with » eall 5 them that no pains or expense will be sPared to give entire sat- WM. P. DENMAN, Proprie _uenday evenings of each week inset apart reat profit) has leased nabl and other to offer at the manufacturer's prices, being in Europe, and country merchants are particularly requested to DAGUERREOTYPE. LOOK AT THIS. AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CO. GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE. BOATS LEAVE ALBANY DAILY. PASSENGRS Forwarded, without delay, to Utica, $1,50 | Cleaveland , Ohio, 25 Rocheiter, 3,00 | Detroit, Mich., 75 Lockport, 3,25 | Portsmouth, Ohio, 75 Buffalo, 3,50 | Toronto and : Kings- Whitehall, 175{ ton, U.C. $5,00 Oswexo, $2,50 Also, Easton, Pennsylvania, by Railroad & Stage $2,50 Pittsburgh. $9,50 | ‘Boston, 52,50 And all parts of the Western Country.’ . L. RAY, & CO., sult! Liberty street, nearthe Albany boats, New York. = FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermedi- ‘ate Places—The splendid low pressure steam- boat SWALLO i at 5 o’elock. wallow will leave as above on Saturday, 5th, at 5 a’cla. I 7~_ The above is a substantial Boat, fitted up with elegant ‘State Rooms, and for accommodation is unrivalled un the Hud- son. ner TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. A. ARTAULT & CO., 168% Fulton street, Church, respectfully inform their friei they hav4 just received by packet ship Argo, an in- ‘pe French Plates the best and newest patterns apparatus 1000 Daguerreot A new supply ol 100 ounces bromine 50 ounces bromine of iodine 50 grammes of chi 100 pounds of tripoli of vemnse 40 ounces chloride of iodine And the new boul Daxuerreotype. k containing the latest improvements intl « 06 ler DR WHEELER, OCULIST. LAMED, DISEASED A hy ees ally ‘conseq of acalipn his offen creenhaaee reriede 8 A.M, auair. 9., ater Walch ne Visits Mis oUt door 1 a mone the many hundreds of cases nded, MAY have veen operated on by D WEAK EYES—DR $5 Greenwich street, N.Y.” respect. Ce ictly ‘between. the » Captain A. MeLean, the foot of Cortlandt st, on Wednesday Afternoon, we 0 nced je eradicate despite every disadvantage esented itself, and in many instances almost s unprecedented WW. has and effect a perfect cure, NEWARK AND NEW. YORK.—Fare Only 1236 cents.—The splendid and commodi ous steamer PASSAIC, Capt. John Gaffy, being completely and elegqully retitted, commenced her regu: [2 trige forthe season on Phanaday, slarch 10—leaving as for 255 Foot of Dgrclay at. New York, at 10% o'clock, A M., and 4 o'clock, P. o'clock PYM: nidays, the Passaic will leave New York at 10% A. M. TPA Leave Newark at A. Mand at foteleeks FM [<a Freight of every description carried at reduced prices. b verious (h.iherto considered incurable) on unaequasated with him, and orders of this organ—to’ numerous restored respecting his professional al mild mode of treating the dis - Chronic inflammation of the eyelid, or sore eyes, howeve tong standing, can be effectually a ns. re wharf, Newark, at 8o’clock, A.M. and half past 1 umstances of the patient of Imis®r PRESENTS. OUNG TERS AND DE, ‘Terms to suit the ei TIFFANY ®& ELLIS, mr PACKET FOR HAVRE Second Line—The stp BALTIMORE, Edward Fanck, Master,will sail on the Ist of December. No.0 T Regular? = Fhe elendid flags oa ‘or passage im cabi splendid accommodations, apply on board footof Maiden Laue, orto JOSEPH MeMUNAY, 100 Pine sti P. S—Persons wishing to send. for the: the olf country, cat have them brow! fe regular packets, by applying as abov: paid. FOR L PO Ee, Packet of 25th November.——The Spi Ship ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins, of 1100 tons, ively sailas above, her regalar dav. Fo; Passage, hrving accommodations aneauailed. for splendor or board, at Or! wharf, foot o1 Boor AP on oo TN OLLIN® & CO, 36 South strect i 100, Tee oe reeeietS Stddons, Captain Edw. B, Cobb, of 1000 tous, will succeed the Roscius, and sail the 25th December, her lar day. # ecengers may rely on the ships of this line sailing panctaal- ly as advertised. 0% In the various Fancy Manufactures of England, an E received by late arrival Anoreltion Waebcealies shot great variety of beantiful and ex- re than ever before. will be found a superior assort Rosewood and Ebony Goods | Chinese Fancy Articl Plain and fancy Stationery Fancy Porcelain and Berlin Iron and Bs ia Jone apt Boones . second cabin, and steerage, having Papier Mache & V ely Gloves, and an innume- as nhast be moleone oposite the City Hall. Articles of 1. all of which the’ h moderate chase: No. 259 Broadw: freight or AVAN A ICABIA & MANZANEDO, No. 49 Liberty street, near Nassan, offer for sale the following : 000 LaN. |, very old and superior 300, aNoresn sogars, very old get do of Norma, Diana, and Eamero, Tees Catone, d Bayonetas, various 40 UNIHED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS racket of 3d Nov —The splendid fist sailing packet hip HIBERNIA, Bantiog, having three of here v , Kor board, will sail posi- nus above. . s needless her accommodation for eabi dc steerage sare unsurpassed by any other packet. The price of very low, persons Wishing to secure berths of passa nd W For freight of 500 bole between, deck yom 7 a between decks, or passage, spply 0 board orto “Wed. FAPSCOTT, 42 Peek ship, or »2 Soath street, corner Jones’ lane. 030 ec The whole entitled to debentare, a ners. CENTERVILLE FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisana and yew pe ine—Regular Packet of | h November—The sailing MISSPOSIPPI, Capt Chester i nil regular day. For Lor passage, furnished accommodations, apply ov board, ai Orleans wharf, Walise foot of Wallat oF 10K COLLINS & LO. 5 South st. Shippers may rely ‘upon having oe LT Crowe he ad ; Swill eal it oes caae to teat edlect will bor given: eed fusdlied b E, Capt. 0. R, Mamford, De eierice cad wail tee eth Nev, her regula? nr * ORLEANS, MOBILE AND SA- VAQNAIL—The following’ packets will suil-puue- NEW ORL EANS“Picketship PANTHEA, Captain Demian ree oe eT sup NORTH AMERICA, Captain it tomorrow. SAVANNAH—Pveket brig L. BALDWIN,Capt Bulk- 00 tye 3d Nov. le a ‘will take passengers at the very lowest rates if early appli: Cation be made te é . & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck . eel bonthek, oor fone Landi ip AUBUIEN, Chere Darley. weil , iI ber tak ch apply on bourd at Marray's itt Fine ot Wall JOHN HERDMAN, a $1 South Fou CHA ith Disp JOSE?! y's accommodations for Cabin, 2nd Cabin are not equated by any ship in the Hue i io ‘ le rms i board en FORUD WHR A 100 Pine street corner of Syath comer fastened R, Pedy bed et RE Ps ply to BOYD ke HINC ing superior | rROT'TING—A match tor $1000, three mil between two trotting ng ‘Wim Burr names ch. h. Napo Mule rece will come off immediately alter. There are are already ten eat be a uumber of more entries. ver The following mules are en- it. y partol the course or stands, 50 cents. Ine above packets are all ofthe first class copper fastened, TR ENTON cond Fall Meeting will commence over Tuesd) ven 1, and continne olds, two mile hea » heats. . cond Cay—S thiee year olds, mile heats, sub $200, $75 forfeit, to oe entrance added. rth Day—A purse of 8800, for vartuicalary see New York Spi ull be at the Course, nda, Milton Brown, i sie St eae JAMES{BROWN, Proprietor. ‘Tromton, N J, 16th, 1812. - 0M. L4tOr